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V* ILU.II VOL ill. Saoannal) (Eucnuig Journal. BY J. 15. CUISHEDGE. THOMAS W. LANE, Editor. The Daily Paper will be mailed to country subscribers at 84, and the Tri-weekly at 8 2 per an num—payable invariably in advance. Ail new Ad vert isements appear in both papers. Ten cents per week, or two cents a copy— payable to the Carriers. ADVERTISING RATES. Advertisements inserted at the following rates : FOR ONE SQUARE OK TEN LINES. One insertion, $0 50 One month, 8”> 00 Two “ 087 Two “ 800 Three “ 100 Three *• 10 00 Four “ 1 25 Four “ 12 ()(> Five “ 150 .Six 15 00 One week, 175 One year 20 00 kJP Contracts tor yearly advertising may be made on liberal terms. CENTRAL RAUiSiOAI)^ New Ai* range in ent for Passenger Trains. ON and after Tuesday July Ist, passenger Traina will run as follows : DAY TRAINS. Leave Savannah 8. A M. I Arrive at Macon 8,30 P. M. Leave Macon 7,30, A M | Arrive at Savan’hfi, A. VI. NIGHT TRAINS. Leave Savannah 8, P. M. 1 Arrive at Macon 5,15. A. 1 Leave Macon 4,30, P. M. | Arrive atSava’li *2,30, A. M The Day Trains connect with the Macon and W s tern Night Trains to and from Atlanta. Montgomery and Chattanooga, with stages to and from Augus a. from No 9, (and going east) to and from Milled e j ville, from Gordon. The Night Trains connect with daily Steamers to and from Charleston, and with weekly Steamsh ps ; to and from New,York ; at Macon with the Mac in and Western Day Trains to and from Atlanta. ( o- j lumbus oy Stage trom Barnesvllle, Augusta, by (J.* r- 1 gia Rail Road, and with South. Western Rail Rond to and from Fort Valley, and by Stages with poii ts south westward. WiM. M.WADLKY, june *2l Gen'l.Superintendant “PEIAIN TEA ( <) l I’A\ Warehouse 75 and 77 kidton st*, New York. This TEA Company has always , -* . ’ ,na * ntJ dued a high reputation l'ori ( I [_ lot TEAS oi the most deli ious char [q g acter and fragrancy,’and are warranted to giv< - sat'-, faction in every instance. If tin ydo not prove s represented they may be returned For sate by ti e Agent J. A. MAYER, mar 5 154 Broughton Street. § BOOTS AND SHOES. LX “V OH CASES fine sewed calfskin Boots; d | ** ‘/do pegged do do do: Monterey and Cong res Boots; Ladies and Gent’s Gaiter Boots; Ladies’ Tie and Slinpers ; Boys’ and Youth’S rihoqs, 5000 pai P; .i ,ii uii > aiis. For sale by oct 2- STALEY & HENDRY. Sign ol tne Golden Eagle, Congress street J. 11. COIIJEN & €O. No. 140, Brought on-st, Next so I. W. dlorrell Furniture STO R E , A lII] daily receiving large additions to their much admired and Cheap Stock of DRY GOODS, “of the Newest and most Fashionable Styles,’’ac knowledged by all to be “ CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.” Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assort j ment in our line, and we are determined to make ! this the •* Real Cheap Store ot Savannah,” by sell j ing Retail at Whojefcalo i'ri ;es. Soliciting k contin uation of llie Patronage s > kindly extended us, we respectfully invite all to call and be satisfied. Planters will find it to tSVr interest, to examine our Stock. No trouble to show Goods. may 28 VALUAIS EE I >1 PItOVEA2 ENT I A complete and substantial substitute for BLOCK-TUNG, HOUNDS, SWAY-BARS, # SAND-BOARD an KING BOLT. • I). \V. SEELEY’S PATENT COUPI.XHCfS! For the fore AXLES and BOLSTERS, of Sprin*g j Blocks, of four wheeled Vehicles of all descriptions, are justly classed in the list of the most valuable improvements o the age: both for their perfect utility, economy aud durabiliy. For Farming or Teaming purposes, or light Carriages They are vastly superior to any other mode of cou pling now known or used. Though thousands of unimpeachable Vitnesses could be produced to tes tify to these tacts. yet the Patentee would only ask for an examination of his Apparatus. The coupling is affected by the use of two metalic circular plates, bolted, one to the bolster and perch, and the other to the axle, which are connected to gether by a peculiarly shaped bolt, in such a manner that the fore axle cannot he separated irom the body of the carriage without first removing one of the fore wheels, and turning the axle in a position at right angles with its working position: whcli, it will be seen, brings one arm of the axledirectly un der the perch. For further particulars read Testi monials. Notice of the Press. Valuble Invention—lmportant to Waggon Makers—Mr. David W. Seely, ol Carlisle, Schoha rie County, New York,has recently secured a patent for one of the most valuable improvements of the age. It is for connecting the fore axle to the oister or bodyof a waggon,in a firm and substantial manner and dispensing'with the use of tin* old fashioned hounds, block-lung, sand-board, and sway-bars, f avoiding the necessity ol boring the bolster and ax o for the king-bolt ; making at least five dollars less expense lor ironing the vehicle to which it is applied and the same saving in the expense of the wood work.—N. Y. Farmer &. Mechanic. This improvement has taken premiums at seven State Fairs, iuc'uding the American Institute. Orders filled by S. Z, MURPHY, april 12 fim New York Wire Railing Works. r\Ml K Subscriber manufactures ■ Wire Railing for public and private grouds, Verandahs, window Guards and Gratings : Wrought and C\t Iron Railing,lron Columns, Iron Dears and Shutters, Iron Beadsteads and Iron Furn ’ure: Wire Fences, tor Plantations, Rail Roads, etc., mu entirely on anew plan, with rails and iron joi •; pi res at 9,11 and 13 cents per running 10. 4 \ feet ing h ; for circulars with designs address JOHN B. WICKERS HAM, 240 il road way, New York. ILL 9’he subscriber would refer to the enclo se ■’ 1 . rsyth Place, the railing and gallery work ait c L.\ ish Synagogue und i number of dwellings in i ’uvn?Loah, the enclosure of tin* private cemetery at the Everett family at Fort Valley, and also to the work at Macon, Madison and other places in Georgia. in < 4 Iv UAIK BRUSHES of every description, some very fine and rich patterns, for sale >y HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON, aug 2 Corner Broughton and Whitaker sts. Business (£qrbs. (Late ol New York) SURGICAL ife MECHANICAL DENTIST, Corner Congress d’ Whitakcr-sts., Over s Dry (ioods Store, Savannah. jT Is ‘now prepared to execute all .'kinds of Dcntrical Work in tin* most scientific manner. Persons suffering from Toothache can be relieved, without extracting, in ten minutes. Prices very moderate, april 6 Ly I>U. JM (H. HEALD” Office Franklin-sqr., Bryan-st., Savannah, Ga., G prepared to perform all opera tions upon natural TEETH, and re place those which are lost, fn*ui one lo an ♦•ntire Double •Set. All work warranted to be durable. Extracting performed with care and skill. Charges moderate. Tooth-ache cured, examination and advice gratis. march *2 ly UKOIIGE W. nTvTIUI ‘A?i’i lK CARRMGE MAKER, SKi- 200 Cont/ress and M if, 95 St. Julian Street, JFrnnklin Square. IMTOULD Return his thanks to his friends and pat runs tor past favors, and inform them-,that he is now ready at the old stand, to execute any work in the above line, and hopes by his untiring exertions to please all who may honor him with a call. A.l kinds of repariug i.i the above business done with tin? utmost neAtness and dispatch. Wheelwright and Blai‘ksnuth work, and all kinds ot Wheels, Waggons, Drays, Carts. &c., made on the ; shortest noticeand on most liberal terms, ly tebs R. H. DARBY. FASHION AIII E TAILOR & CUTTER, 149-; O, igress-sired. OFFERS 14s fi- ico (o the citizens of Saratiunh, an(l,r<!spect&ill>’ swlicita a sharp ot their patron j ago. Up lias no (iuubtof giving satisiaction to all who may favor him with an order forcutting or ma kingtlitnn jst fashionable garment. iiec Ei — eT w. co pir HOU.SE & SIGN P/INTER. Oi.A'/r. HILDK Corner Liberty and Montgomcry-sis. ORNAMENTAL VTORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXl> CfTED 1X A STYLI;XtIAT CANNOT HE SURPASSED. if VERY dbsoriptfhn of lobbing executed at the A shortest notice. ly april 9 ius, No. 7 Barnard street, Normtsidc of the Mar ket. aud opposite Planters Hotel. BELL HANGELi, AND MANUFACTURER’ —OP ALL KINDS OF— MItE PKQOF SAFES, I RON RAI LINGS. LOCKS, Arc., Offers hi s’ services to the Citizens of Fav-m Ltf.’J.nah, and State of Georgia. He is prepared to \lLf till orders for anything in the .move line, at tin sb. rtest notic.j, mid on the most reasonable terms. oct‘23 XojSST oiTsv iTicr House and Sign Painter, Gilder, Glazier, &c. Dicalek in Paints. ()i's, Turpentine, Varnish,'VV'n dow Glass Putty, Pain Brushes, &c. Broughton-street , between Whitaker dud Bull. B, HERBERT OLMSTEDD J C.IBL\LT MAKER AM) LA HER "IT TAKER, \4, Lrfrati Conor of Bull and Stalest*.. over M.isji'# Stibbe & Davi’s, RKSPKCTFI’ Iff. Y licit- a.-hare ot the patronage ■ot tin: piiolic in his line- ..i business. All orders left witlthim will be punctually attended to. feb 2 ’JOHN ANTAOBUS, PORTRAIT, LANriSGAPJ-: AND ANIMAL PAINTER St. Andrew’s Hall, corner of Broughton aud ntar Oj Jejersoiifstreet*. L*' 111 \E\V ‘ ‘ Now offering at wholesale atffl retail a large assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, AT TIIE LOWEST CASH PUICES. At Roberts w Foote's otd stand, Congress-street, mar iIU K. B. GUERAUD. DR. H. J. ROTAL L, l) II !¥ T I S T . ‘Office 129 Brouyhton-streel; near Whitaker. Uliice hours from 8 to 2 o'clock, aud from :j to (i. mar 11 eom 01LBA NNI Fi (Eri I BI 1* U ii V li II U K A C IL DR. S. G. Fancost Dentist,No. 150 broughton-st. Having ma le arrangements with ttiemanufac ursr of the above valuable Chirurgicul Instrument, vill supply all applicants, either at wholesale or re ail A Female well qualified to fit the Brace, will be in .tten.lance upon Ladies, and if desired will Wait ipou them at ttieir residences, N. B.—Orders from Physicians in tiie country will ne promp'ly attended to. april 7 w. P. yokui;, FACTORS CUMMIbSION MERCHANTS No. I*4 Bay-street, Savannah. W.P.’Yonge, july 8 W. Odp p. j7ycofjs : “ SJS GA H A N D TO JJ A C C O S T O if K, Bull-street, (Sign of the “ Big ” Indian,) NBAB MONUMENT—SQUAKE, vu nun li, (fa. N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand Bpauiith, Hall Spanish, and American Sugars, at Wholesale and re tail. Also, Chewing ‘l'obae.eo, ,Snutl, Ac. june t J. 11. I|IJ LL, FACTOR, COMMISSION fc FORWARDING M E li C H A N 7, Number 172 Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. OCt 9 ly o. Z.’itlC •. Y, WSicelwrigiitiiiid Rtacksiiiith, No. 9(1 and 98 St. Julion-t-Ireet, II i .it side of the Market , Sarannah, Gat Carriages made and repaired at short notice, and a I r asonable price ly jan *27 lOOK HERE*—WeMvi just received ftie fin- J r>t i.-sortinent of Hair Brusher,Tooth Brushes, ever offered in tills city. Our stock ot Hair Brushes consist of up wurds-of sixty different patterns’, and our stock of Tooth Brushes consists of over ninety Kinds, besides a large lot of Fancy Goods, i which w* will sell ht.price lower than ever offered ! here before. 11 you want a Hair Brush to suit you. call and get one at juneiffi HUMPIIRKYS & JOHNSON, Corner Broughton and Whitaker sts. I ripOBS FOR TRWLUNU DUKSHJIS! \ X Just received an assor incut of Plain, Colored, |44 Cham bray. very fashionable ‘for Travelling j Drew-* ii, to gel her with anew lot of those fast Col ored Mu-lin’s, at 12V cenr^. J. H.COHKN *fc CO, 140 Broughroii street june 10 next to i- vV. Morrells Furniture Stcfre. SAVANNAH, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 18, 1852 Business €arbo. JOIIX HI. Gl i ltAIll), ATTTOKNGY AT LAW. OOMM ISS 1 o N l. 11 K O 11 Nr. VV .1 Ell S E V 175 Bay /Street, july 19 $ Savannah. Ga. K H. BACON, TTO il VE Y A T LA W KOTAHI PI2SLH. Office at the Corner of Bay and Whitaker-Ms., Over Swift & Deuslow’a Store, fel) 9 FLEMING & MILLEN, HdlK undersigned having united iu lie* practice of -1. Law, will attend^ uiictually to any Business en trusted to their care. Olfice corner Buy and Whita k*r streets, over Messrs. Fwift.Deiislow A: Cos. William B.Flemin ci John M. Millkn. OIIUINAUY'S OFFICE. Corner of Hay and Whitaker streets. Office hours irom 9 A M. to l 2 i’. NI., afid 3.j P. M. to 6P.M. iy april ‘29 V. \V. SKIFF, r i Watcli-dinker anand No. 129 Street, Savannah , OsJgLi l Watches, Clocks, ami Jewelry warranted. r CLASS]; CAL AND E NcTl IS H SCfiiOOL. 157 BROROHTON .STREKIV n. MALLOW, PriaeiflKU. Miss A. M. PARKER, Teacher ot Pfiniary and Drawing. HENRI IIERRIFBE. Teacher of French. * Dr. L. KNORR, Classical ‘J eaclier. The Principal may be found daily athis School Ro in from 3 to 4 P. M. Iy sep t*29 A CARD, f) The undersigned having re-open* and with an entire New Fr-u-k of DlM;(itiS, CHE MICALS —ANI) FANCY ASCriCLiFS. At No. 139 South Side of Brotif/hion-xl., for inertu Walker Marble Yard. Js now ready to furnish any thing in his Line, at llie shortest notice. SO DA WATER made in his own peculiar way, .--enr to any part ot the city, and always to be had at the store, in the highest state ot perfection. Prescriptions put up with careand dispatch. * Th • •Subscriber baVlng served the public long an i faittii’ully, respectfully’ solicits a share ol patronage. mar3 Iy ITIU lAS RYERSONi Agent lfOTl€£ Removal of Jewelry {Store, from lSroug;li- TON To CONGRKRS STREET. V. W. SEIST, WOULD take this method of lniOi m ing his customers and tin-public gen iftAj j (ivN 3L erally, that he has fitted up the store. WffiX I 29 (.’ongre-.s-ut., where lie .ntendsto iK-i m.itvti a perm.iiiept location, mid carry on the lew- ! elry busines in iisvarious branches. Watches, Jew- 1 elry, Clock, *tec., cV.med and repaired with des- ! patch, and warranted. Also, an assortment of Jaw elry constantly on hand which will be sold at rea sonable prices. Those ii ’;ot. of - iy tiling in the j above line of busin , would 5# wt” to call at j Skitf’s, on Congress st„ first . oor Wes; ci Dr. Par ; sons. (july 23) V. W. SKIFF CO. WHERE IS SKIFF ? Is stillthe inquiry on Brouuhton street, by hun dreds, daily—we refer those inquiring friends to the above advertisement, for further information, cull at 1*29, Congress street. 111. REiril.Y, DR h P Elt AN i) TA IL 0 It. | Broughton-street, ncjrl door to the Marshall Mouse, Savannah, Ga. H aving on hand a i;i,i. sei.hc trd stock of FALL uud WINTKK CLOTHING, he solicits a share of patn Tho9j ol his friends who may favor him with a call,wi lido well. Owing to his small expense^,he can sell at much lighter prof it thantho.se thatpa*y a heavy rent. Don't forert to give him a call. Garments made to order and war ranted to fit. iy oct2o ROOFING. r 2 ‘ lIE Subscriber is pi enured to lay Tin Roofs o JL correct principles, and from ffi years’ experi ence, feels ; sured he can give satisfaction. Price very low. Beet reference given. ieb 18 J. .7. MAURICE. ’-v Gutters anil Conductors made to order. NOTICE UPHE uud< . :*nod have sold out their Retail Stock i -*■ of Boot , bin fcc., in Gibbons’ Building to -lr. Win Heidt, who will continue the Retail Busi ness at our Old Stand, ami for whom we respectful ly solicit a liberal share of the patronage of our old friends. (june 3) E. F. WOOD Sc CO. It E Jl OVA L . r MHE undoisigi eu has moved from Broughton-st., I to the Stun . Gibcns Budding, recently oc cupied by E F Wood do Cos., where lit* will be hap: j py to supply his old customers, and also the late ‘ uncrons ot Messrs. E.F. Wood 6e Cos. ‘ june 3 WM. HEIDT. “~9S” BRYAN STREET. FALLAND WWTIvR GOODS. ‘IMIE riubscribrr has just received his selected I stock of F.\! I AND WINTER GOODS, con sisting in part i.nglish, French and German | Cloths; Ei glish, French and Scotch fancy and black Cassinieres ; also, a lai*ge ud splendid variety of! Vestings, consisting of fancy Silks, Satins mid Wors ted, black and figured do, and black embrodered do, [ whu h lie is prepared to make to older in the most . fashionable style, and on accommodating terms. He has also receeived a selectbssortment of REA- j DY MADE CLOTHING,for men and buys. Togeth- ; l er witlia large and choicesupply (il HATS and CAPS J made upin the mostfashionable style, and to his own order. PIIILIP KEAN, oet 9 Iy 98 Bryan-st. If.\ k U hli iTs ( LLhItKATKI) Alt A ISIAN LINIMENT—A certain cure for all kinds of Rheumatism, boreness and Swelling • f the Breast. Pain and Weakness in the Back and Joints, Sprains, jii'uiH. Cramps, Old Sores, Paralysis, or loss of; power fn the Limbs, Burin, Wounds,towellings. Salt | Rheum, &c., a single trial ill convince any one of ! the efficacy ot this truly valuable Liniment, and as a • renieuy for Horses in Spavin, Splint. Galls, Bruises ; and Wounds, there is nothing to exec it. Fur sale by JI UM Piilt E Y S a. JOHNSON, juno9 corner Brought ‘.and VVhitaker-sts. ; ! MTHB BOSK , OIHPOI ND-J 01 the” Hair,is Q wit out doubt the best preparation of the kind differed in the city , all who use it speak ol it in the j highest terms ; hundreds of bo-ties havo been sol i, 1 and nota single complaint. Pi 25 cents, for sale by ~ HUMPHREY: > .IOHNFON, july 31 Corner Broughton ul Whitaker sts. ‘TvTnrri Kc andl'KnijTne HAi.ny?s ■ CARMINATIVE.— Tiiis prepar tion is without any exception, the best remedy for Children ever known. Call aud get the genuine at HUMPHREYS Se. JOHNSON, i junc9 Corner Broughton and Whitaker sts. * J. il. (OIIFS & (U, j i/i RUOUfitJ'ION-S'TJiEET. .lie, a call; ■ A*/ 1 ronT the * ladies, to inspect ilie foll'.wuu: i Dress Goods, kc., which will be sidd at the lon (si ’ prices : •“ * Black Silks 1 diflerent widths and qualities. [ (’olored and Foulard Silks (’nlored Muslitis, a beautiful assortment. 1 Filk and Worsted Bareges. .Scotch and French Ginghanis. last colors. (hilicos at 10c. jP’yard, l { *- r colors. Also | Swiss. Plaid, Cambric and Dotted Muslin, very low July i I Yj MW 800 ivS.—Time and Tide ; or S‘nve ii and Win ; by A L Rue, Author of Janie- Moil l i joy, to Love and to be Loved, etc., etc. Fair Rosamond : or tin; Queen’s Victim; by Pierce i Egan. Kbqr. Marco Paul's Travels and Voyages iu Vermont , j by Jacob Abbot. The M.t rry Museum for July. The Cadies’ Wreath for July. The Christian Review for July. Hartains Magazine lor August. Received by | jniy 15 J.B CUB HEDGE. I fM’K'KABhM MIC I*. ■•—-• For doors of any ; *4 kipdl which challenge the world to pick tl.rin, j the hero .of a hundred locks” not excepted. It i j du- totlicj&ub ie that locks tipis (ilf'cn l, should be < •J^]y*le c t*V’. l*or that purp'iso the proprietor >i i. Vty-g.to deposit Fire IJundrcdd, ollars in proper hand^ P fo mwb lfcdrs, if not su< ; r won—as a reward to the j*successiu! ODcrator. ®i the following terms. Any j person may select three locks from thirty—before i examining them—and may then examine the re , inaining twenty-.-even, and have the use of their ; keys. He may then have *ne month to prepare his : picking instruments, when he must begin the pick j ing oprration, and pay rtne per cent. ]x*r day on the ■ amount deposited, till he picks one of the three se lected locks, _ or abandons it, the last of which lie may not io till he has operated ten days. Wh< nhe has picked one lock, to the acceptance ot a disinter ested committee, he is only to prove that he k lows how to pick them by picking the remaining two locks in the two following days, to tin* ace, ptnnee of the same committer*, and take the £stl(). ‘This may certify t .at Mr. E. ri. Wood bridge has deposited in my hands a certified check of 8500, payable at the Hanover Bank. New York, for the purpose named in the above advertisement. JAMES G.BEACH. Payable Toller at t..e Hanover Bank. ’ The above Locks witliß keys, with a varie ty ot superior finished Store, and House Door Locks, with and wit!: *s xnohs. Also, Carpenters Mortice, Stock, Closet. Chest, Trunk Pad, Drawer, A;c., A c*, with Porcelain and Mineral Knobs, just leceive and for sab* by E. LOVELL, june 5 No. 11 Barnard street. fIIHRGEA UINK ( arpenter's Extract Sarsa; iT J- ilia, for sale by june I l HUH PH KEYS &. JOIINSO N / ‘iJDIIRIITAHbbn.O; US.-CordTCot ton Table Cloths, various sizes Dol'd Liin n and Worsted do Col'd Piano Covers, tor sale I *w, by J H COHEN june 17 140 Brouffhtoa strceet, next to I W Morrell’s Furniture Store. B> A CON. —SO hhdsprime Bacon Sides ; *2.5 dodo do Shoulders ; *2O tierces choice canvassed Hams ; tor eule by july *2 WEBSTER & PALMES. Pi NB APPLeI iTEE i..-- Ai- w boxi b for sal** at the Emporium', by june 14 S.GOODALL. ROW NSON’S s• ATENT BA i: h t Y - j article is strongly recommended by therFacul ty as a nutritious, cooling loop for infants. It is al so much approved tor making a delicate custard/ etc. J ust received and for sale by july‘2l W. W. J .iNCOLN, Monument sqr. i Ol !>I’NS ( for sah by junp J 4 fIPMPHREYS & JOHNSO N. ■DOHA WATT It in itehighest state qf perfectiiin | manufactured after a late improved method, wdth a costly self-generating apparatus, and war. ranted to be superior to any heretofore sold in this city, served with fresh syrups and kept constantly coid. Also, iced Congress Water. may 19 J. A. MAYER, 154 Brought on-st. ORRIS TOOTH AVASlT,~wTirranted~g enU; ine, just received by jur.e 14 HUMPHREYS .V JOILW JN. J>ATII BRICK.—3 casks English Bath Brick ■ * tor scourirur : just received and for sale by june 14 VV. VV. LINCOLN . Monument-sqr. . —120,000 Esmeroldoes. v* ry superior, just received and for sale I y june *2*2 PADELFORD. FAY & Cos. VTTRNT I ON. —11 you should tie so unfortunati to want Medicine at night, you can obtain them at any hour, by ringing the night Bell, when ,* competent person will wait en you. There will be a light in the store all niaht. HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON, june 5 fit corner Broughton and YVhitakor-sfe. public pbitcuasEg an ii uommissloF* AUKSVY IS NEW VO UK, and the i>rin<-i:>al cities. A. £. STS M SOK, Public Agent and ( ori espondeur, A D A M S A CO’S. E X P R E S S O F F 1 C E , j\o. 19 Wail Street. New York, WILL give prompt and faithful attention to pur v t chasing Merchandise.Agriculturallmplemeiit . •Surgical Instruments, ete. ;tc.. in T rge or .-m. ; {uantities, and forwarding by tlie most re-pousiide | Expresses to any part ot the United States, the Can -1 adns and Europe. i He will also execute any other practicable, , proper, and remunerative commission, either per-1 i sonal or through his Agents, in Washington buy.; I Baltimore, Philadelphia. IJa rtford, New Have n, Bos-’ i ton. New Orleans, Mobile and Europe. pP 1 Only such letters as shall have been pre j paid, will b<‘. received, and every originalapplicatiou j | to meet with attention,must enclose one dollnr. Orders directed to me.il h li at any of Adams ‘ | Co’s Express Offices, will come promptly to hand,or they may be addressed (post-paid) to A. L. Ftim -1 son. No. 19 Wall street, New York. * july 7 . lOt w AN ORDINANCE, To Increase the n umber of Privates of the City Watch. Iy I- R ordainvd by the Mayor and Aldermen of the -J City ol Savai nah and llamlets thereof, iu Coun* I eil assembler?, and it is hereby ord ined by the au thority of the ?• ..e, that the number of Privates of the City Watch shall be eighty six instead of sixty six, as heretofore, and that tin* additional number ot Privates to be appointed under this ordinance shall la; subject to all the existing ordinances, regu* I luting the Privates of the City Watch, ami shall r< - I ceive the same compensation ami give the same ! bond. RICHARD D. ARNOLD, May. r. Attest; R. F. Akin, Clerk Council july 1/OiiINE, or Uagnolia Vale—u Nov.-l :ly Caro- A line Lee IL iitz.auth >r of “Linda,” Arc l’encil {Sketches, or Outlines of Character and ; Manners : by Miss Leshe, author of ‘Kittles Rela tions.'’ 6ci\: including Mrs. Washington Potts and Mr. Smith, with other stories. The Five Love Adventures of Solomon Slugg, and other Ski-icbcs: by Daniel L Ruath, author ot ( the “Ban.ut,” &c. Ben Brace, a Nautical Romance : by Captain , Chamber, author of “Tl|e Life of a Sailor,” <V r*. Mary Morris, and other Taies : by N. 11. Moore. The Gipsy’s Daughter,a Novel :by Mrs. Grey, j The Disgrace to the Family, a Ftory of Social Dis tinction : by VV. Blanchard Jerrold—with illustra- I tions ; by Phiz. Received by I june 23 J. B. CUBBKDGE. ! &ttpqnpfll) (L'ni'U'tui Journal. ‘Hm* Boa (’on*iri, t<r, ;. • I ; h "’ un , do ‘" 1 V ,,il - l; -‘. ■* :.rt gontlemen, , “ nl "’ ‘ v <iiideriull...yocm S 'ructor;.OHll. ! d l.rcausph.- j nicts many iuiasw • u, his st-rpenril. ! tonu. iti cM.n-l uei.ir i. a lin.y jininuil vs.,, will ; perci ive, and ls vei j l ■ . lived He ft*es e. hundred , years or mon*, il hedont -<„• belurehamL \| ( . () f |l he wormy ; .‘peeioUß ; an*] wt inn ln.-se*!! H long the 1 ground without lees. H. is capable of climbing the i highest trees, which he is t. mi<,; con.-. ..!m<r hisji It in the brunches vvheieol, that he nmy imposeiipcn i the benighted traveller, or other he’ist. woereby to assutiate his hunger, ile madn shis victuals before In* eat s ‘em, mid then swallows them hear] first, for which he la provided with great strength tor tin* purpose. He is iometimes called the bow construc tor, Iroin mi ignorant idea that lie ties hisself iuto bowkuots, but I am intimately acquainted with the creature, and he never does it. i suppose he could do it it hr tried, but there would be no use ot it. .’Some naturalists supp se that the hey c*. .structor is the sunie personage tliat deceived < ur gredmother Jive, an that he staid up..n the land for the purpose of obtaining a livelihood, and his relatives took to the water and became sea-serpents. This may he pan gorijul, or it may not. I am not acquainted with the seaserpriit. having never been introduced to |,,m I•• - id.-.*, the eea -erpent is much larger, though 1 think the hoy constructor cculd liek him, for In is led ot pluck, and very spunky. Prick him, John and make him hiss. When lie hisses he is very angry, and cares very little what her. mes of him. This is because he is weak-minded, and has a small head.— He has howe-er.a very large stomach,and when it is 101 lhe is good-natured. Hut even tin n lie is not a plea-ant e< mpnnion, for he is very stupid. I cannot iy that J love the hoy constructor, although he has brought me a good peal of mom y. He has a lovely skin, but he is very ugly tempered, lie is very sulky >m d lazy, and lie is so spiteful it is a mercy he can’t talk. 1 have to k care of this mighty snake for three yeai>, but lie shows no gratitude. He is n glutton ami likes, to stuff himself, and then go to sleep. If .John don’t stir him, (stir him agin. John,) he would never wake up except to It i< victuals. I don’t knows 1 ought toblaine him thought; because nature is na ture*, whether in Boston or the rude valleys of Ben gal . ‘J he boy constructor is a resident of Bengal, a far country, which produces tigers and spices, and is nea- e.-t to tin* sun. 1 have an uncle; who lias hv- din Bengal and brother who never was there. My un cle tells me lie has seen ten thousand boy con true t. i- at one time, a frolicking in the forest and eating each other up; my mother does net believe it, but t en lie has not seen it. My uncle may be depended upon He whs a missionary once and c ’ M rum and “iigir to the Injuns, lie is the only in in the world who ever-old liquor to the boy construct’ 1 his is the one that he gave ii te He first *got turn tight, and then boxed turn up. The boy wi 1 never t rgive him. My ur cle owii9 part of the show.— Here comes my uucle. He is the man witn the red n >se an i the gold watch. The watch was a present from the princes of the Infers —B stun Muausm If I < 1 lil \ 1. it, per steamship.-*tate ot Georgia, a fresh supply of Ladies* fine 1 leneli Morocco ami Kid Slip pers, Ti< sand Bu-kins ; also by re cent arrivals. Ladies’, !\L- • abd Children’s fine Gaiter Hoots, also Gentlemen’s tine French Boms imported by J Miles A: Son of Philadelphia. The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a fine assort ment of Shoes and Boots of every variety and style, which he will take pleasure in showing to all who may favor him wltna call. WILLIAM HLIDT, june 15 Sign of the large Boot, Gibbons’ Building. AN OKDINANUE. DE it ordained by ti layer and Aldermen of the City of Savant i and llamlets thereof, that it -hall not be lawful for any person or persons what soever to ride in or through any part of a Square, Street, or Lane, in which the inhabitants shall be ns for the purpose of extinguishing fire, except .(he commander of the Militia with such officers as may be necessary in attendance on him, and it shall be lawful for them todo so in such cases only as may require that he should communicate with the Chief Fireman; and should any person or persons not of the above descript ion,asherein excepted, attempt to ride in or through such parts qf squares, streets, or lanes, in which p*-r oils are assembled f r the purpose of extinguishing tue fire us aforesaid, such person or persons so offendingshall, on conviction thereof, he lineu in a sum not exceeding Thirty Dollars.—Ex tract from Fire Ordinance. Attest: R.F. AKIN, Savannah, Aug. 4, 18'*2. Clerk of Council, .july 5 18—thJl ralsw ifoTmsV-i Ale in New York, or the Se* J 1 cret Order or the Seven, a Romance; by the Author of Avel I*arsons, - r the Brothers Revenge Florence DeLack, etc., etc The Diary of a London Physician ; by Samuel C. Warner. Autiior of Ten ‘1 hoi;-and a year. ‘The Texas Virago, or tin; Tailor ol Gotham, and other Tales ; by G VV. Webber. Author of Shot in tli>* Eye, Old HiO , the Guide, etc., etc. Ilis orical Sketch of the Electric Telegraph, in cluding its rise and progress in the United States ; by Alexander Jones. Bought, it in the Bush :or Life in Canada; by Susanna \V( die. For sale by julvk J.B CUBBEDGE. imfc \ (; k r 1; roF i’Akis. rpOOTH AND GUM SPI- CIFC—For the cure of S Sore, Diseased and Bleeding Gums, and remov ing nil Tartar lroin the Teeth.for keeping them clean and white, and preventing D-oay. Better testimony cannot be offered in favor of any medicine than the following from Dr. S. Gilbert, who- ‘ character ana integrity is well known in the and West,and much throughout the United lot -s being the most successful man living for | the ,r - ment and cure of the most inveterate can - j cere ami chronic ulcers : I “ Being called upon to “ive my opinion respecting I! iftorur’s Tooth mid Gum Specific. I take pleas* ; ure in saying, that as Agent, I have sold the Specific 1 rapidly, and so far as I have heard from is effects it ; has given universal satisfaction, and bearing the ap pellation of the most superior article now in imc for | cleaning and whitening the teeth; a l **) tor restoring 1 firmness to soft spongy gums, or healieg where there ulceration with rapidity. Suffice it to say that it ; has no rival in point of efficncv. GILBERT, M D , Dec. 16. 1851. 1 *26 Poydras st., N. O. Prepared from the original receipt, by CLARK & CO., Sole Proprietors for the United States, ‘204 Bar onnest., N O. For sale by aut?4 J A. MAYER. M’lllLll Ah 1)1 sin MU TINY FEt IJT. HIL BA YMOMPS.—For purifying the air • of sleeping and sick rooms,cabins and holds of ships, particularly tor passenger ships, at sea or in port, prisons, jails, crowed rooms in general,-from offensive, close and infectious air of all kinds, in cluding 1110 infectious spheres of cholera, ship, ty phus. yellow, billious. scarlet and other fevers of our own or 8 ■ rn and Western climate, in cities and towns. land and water. Also, for disinfect ing tin* bodie. • otheß,and trunks of .*■ raons who are in or have an in the atuiospheia rifactious diseases. This fluid is healthy to breathe or take infernally, anui instead ot filling the room'with a choking, ir reipirable air, as tht chlorine >1 lime and other che micc.l preparations in use do. it makes the whole air sweet and salubrious, and at the same time strength ens the respiration and enlivens the spirits ot those present, by its balmy fragrant and tonic influence. H H. RAYMOND’S MEDALLION TOOTH WASH tor whitening the teeth, sweetening the breath, hardening the. gums, cleaning the mouth from all unphuurint taste. C. W. AA! BURGER & Cos., Sole Apts, nog 9 Brno *25 John Street, New York. 1> AI) WAY’S Medicated Soop. genuine, lorsan; ■V l>y_ HUMPHREYS I .JOHNSON, i jutii •* corner Broughton and V‘, hituker ste. NO. 04.