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VOL. ill. DAILY PAPER $4. Stuiounulj (Ciu'iiiiitj Journal. Dyi.. I~u~kr, ■ ■ ~; | I l7:i W>r iTf.y. - V~ V; HY .r. 15. CUBUBPOE THOjJAS W. LANE, Editor. AO VE RTISIXG R A TES. Advertisements inserted nt the following rates,— for o.vk square or te.v link-'. Ono insertion, $U 00 I One month, $0 00 Two “ 1 00 Two “ 10 00 Three “ 125 J Three “ 12 50 Four “ 1 501 Four •* 15 00 Five “ 1 751 Six “ 20 00 One week, 2 00 | One year, 30 00 ■d” ’>:tracts f>r yearly advertising may bo made n liberal terms. Ice'll a lvortise.nentß inserted nt the usual rates and .riot care takou that they bo published according to nr. Nil alvjrtiso-n'jnt* from transient persons, or stran .tors. to ho pall for in advance. LVu privileges of yearly advertiser* will be confined ri'i lly to tholr rorulnr business, ami all other adver tise n .vit, not pertaining to their regular business, as •igre**l for. to be paid extra. ■*- Vll a Ivertise n *nts sent to tbit! office without lire ei ii; is to the non'ior of insertions, will lie pub 1 is'n * 1 liilv. ontil ordered to be di.scontiuued, nud ehar rel accordingly. •A t run a \ , oct. in, is 3. Health of tile Ilthmas. The Panama Herald denies the statement of n New York paper, as to the great mortality uiuoug the laborers on the Isthmus. The tdi tor says there js uo more sickness there just now, tliau there is iu New York. [From the Journal ofCoinmerce. Telegraph Across line Atlantic. 1 wish through your columns to call the at- : tendon of the public, uud especially of the bu- j siness community, to the project of ji new com pany now being formed, of capitalists in this , country and Europe, for the building of ft sub marine and subterranean telegraph line from j X. York to Liverpool. Several similar pro- i jects have heretofore been started in Eng- j land, ami various plans and routes hav boon . suggested, advocated, and eventually abuudou- i cd us impracticable, until at last there came to ! be n pretty well settled conviction, that the problem of an electrical communication between tiie two continents was not destined to be solve l i by any of the known processes in operation. The fact was, there were many grave obstacles j in the way of the Accomplishment of these en terprises—the chief of which was, that both ; scientific and practical men asserted, and abun- j and intly demonstrated, that there was not to bo j found in the telegraphic wire, under any known j process of preparation, or in any buttery as at j present constructed, sufficient capacity to carry 1 a steady and continuous electric current through so great a distance, as oven the shortest route , between the two continents must necessarily j traverse. The longest stretch of submarine j wire yet laid down in Europe, is that extending i from England to Ostend, in Belgium, a distance ot less than 100 miles. Yet, even this route,short i as it is, when compared with the trails atluntie Ones heretofore projected, is not always reliable, nod has continually to contend against many ! difficulties which arc inherent ii its mode of : construction and electrical transmission. Under such circumstances, it is not strange that the l apitalists of England refused to Mibscribe for j the building of those projected lines, or that the various plausible schemes submitted to their fa- j iur le*l through, one after another, almost as soon jus they were originated. They wore all looked upon by practical and scientific men as i highly chimerical, or at best, ns but very doubt- j ful. as well a? very costly experiments. But anew era is about to duwn on the tele graphic world. It is well known to those in- j forested in such matters, that American as well as European ingenuity has been for some years ! nt work, to discover some means whereby the difficulties which stood in the way of the ac fcoinoli.-hmcnt of so desirable a consummation s ji line of telegraph from England to America, jtnd which had taken down so many promising Schemes; might be overcome. These means have been at last discovered. A gentleman of j Massachusetts, who has been lor some years j experimenting in tho matter, has invented, or j more properly, discovered a method by which ‘ the conducting capacity of telegraphic wire is | increased to an astonishing power—being many j hundred per cc'ftt. oyer that possessed by any i of tho ite prepared by any oftlie processes now in use. Tho same gentleman has also made a | very important itnpiovement. in tho mode of I laying down submarine and subterranean wire, j I>v which mode tho most perfect Insulation is attained.coupled with the fullest protection from l fextornal injury, or interruption of any kind; j nnd that too, at a cost of less than ono third of ! that of the present modes of subterranean con- j fitruction. 15ot-h of these itrtproventen.s hare hocn pur- 1 chased by the proprietors forming tho new i Company, to which 1 have alluded, and their ; possession of these forms tho chief ground for j anticipating the eoiupletost success to their ) enterprise, on afield iu which so many others have failed. The European uud American Submarine Hud Subterranean Telegraph Company is in course of organization, and most of its stock has been subscribed for; and it numbers anong its members many men of means, and enter prize, well known on both sides of tho Atlantic j Their object is, as stated in the beginning of | this communication, to construct a line of sub- i marine uud subterranean (olograph between New York and Liverpool. Their plans are al alreudy fully matured, and the route of the pro posed line marked out. Their wires will con nect at Liverpool with subterranean and sub marine wires extending to all important points throughout Great Britain and tho continent of Europe. Starting wcstwnrdly from Liverpool, a lino will connect that port with Dublin, (via Holy head,) whence a subterranean wire will extend to Galway. From this port, the submarine comes in play again, with the coast of New foundland, whence n submarine w ire will be laid down to Nova Scotia, where tho connection will bo again taken up by (ho subterranean wire and continued to New York. The whole length of tho toute from Galway to New York as thus marked out is about 2-,800 miles tho cost por mile for tho submarine wire, on tho improved plun, is estimated at less than S6UO the cost by tho method now in use, on the cheapest seale, would be fully SBOO. For tho subterranean portions of thermite, the estima ted cost is about S2OO per mile,, which is less than ono third of tue cost of such lines now in use. This Company then, with their improved inodes of construction and operation, can build their lines at a cost vastly below previous esti mates, and in a manner to insure the full reali zation of their expectations. The facility too, with which tho line can bo built on the now plan, is such that the construction of the whole route from Liverpool to New York can bo ac complished in six months from its commence ment, so that, if the Company begins its operations, as it is now contemplated by them, as early in tho ensuing spring ns the state of the ground and tho weather will permit, we may confidently anticipate a direct telegraphic communication with Europe by the opening of next autumn. From that period, the time be tween the various commercial marts of Europe and America, will be measured by minutes and seconds, instead of days anil hours ns at present, nnd steam communication, oven by the fastest boats yet built, or to \>q built, will be comparitively a slow process Edgar A. Poe.—nr übokqk lippard. On a hot summer day, when the cholera was i in the city, there came up four stairsways, into I a printing office, a slender mail poorly clad, and j with but one shoe. There may have been ge nius written on his broad forehead, and tho j large love of a pure but neglected intellect in ! his deaf eytss-—blit ho Was poorly cl id, and i ! with but one shoe to his feet, lie eti’ine stealthi ■ ly up stairs, ns if conscious that the world had j j forsaken him, and that he was an intruder any whore. 110 sat quietly flown, near a table where I a young man—an author—was writing. Then j tho poet—for the man Shabbily clad was a poet— ‘ ; spoke to the author, and told him how lie had no bread to cal—no place to sleep—not one J friend in God’s world. He besought the author I not to forsake him. “ You are my last hopo. If you tuil me, I ! • can do nothing but die.” You may bo sure that the words which ho spoke, and the voice in which he spoke them, went straight home to the author’s heart. Ho had not soon the poet for some lime. But he remembered how that poet had once a quiet ; home, lightened by the smile of a wife—-lioiv bo, j the author, had often sat by him, and listened : to him, as ho poured out, free and unrestrained, the full thought of his heart. And the heart of I tho author sickened within him, to see a man ‘ i like this in want of bread—in want of a bed to ‘ sleep upon. But the fun of the tiling was, the author had 1 | just paid his last quarter’s rent, and was with- I i out a penny iu tho world, 110 must therefore go forth, on that dreary summer’s day, and en i dcavor to gain a few pence for the poet, from j among the class who grew rich upon the labors ; ot these beggarly devils—-authors and poets. “Tell them that lam sick. That I hav’nta I bed to sleep upon. That 1 only wartt enough i to get me out )t‘ Philadelphia. Tell them plain ly. For God’s sake don’t fail me. You’re my ; I List hope:” j The author went out. Sick himself, and poor, ; he Went from floor to door, but every body was | out of town. It was a wretched day; cholera bulletins upon every ocwsp ‘pcr door, .•.ml a hot i sun pouring flown over half deserted streets. I The author was taken pick, aud had but just ‘ strength enough to get to his own hotne. Next morning, just after daybreak, ho hnr- I ried down to the printing office, and found the j I poet there, sitting nt the table in one corner, . liis head between his hands, j “ I thought you had deserted me,” he said, I and tears came into his eyes. This was strange, ; for ho was not tho man for that kind of thing, j Then ho told him how bo had waited there the i j ‘lay before—how he had paced those streets of Philadelphia, which, to (lie poor, arc as full of | hopo as the hottest and dreariest piece of sand j l iu Sahara—how the very hourt was k: >ke with- ! | iu him. Jle also told Wow, before ho cainc to sco tho J author, the day provious, lie hail waited upon j more than one person, whose eminence in lito i rature was owiug to his criticisms—and how l those eminent persons hud suffered him to wait m an to-rooms and offices, while their very lac , queys amused themselves by sayiug—“ There's j “And mw you’re my last hope. Get me out of Philadelphia. For God’s sake do it: I’m heart-sick for Virginia. I’m freer there, j than iu any other place. If I cun only feel my boot upon Virginia sod, I’ll boa new man.” The author heard words like these from the : ! lips oftlie poet, and went out, and alter some t i searching, lutiuti five men in Philadelphia, who 1 agreed to give a small sum, in behalf of the ) poet. Three of these men were Magazine pub lishers. They acted like men. Ooe was a clerk—he gate all ho hail—a dollar. Another i was a man, who not only gave, but caiue to I the printing office, and invited the poet to his ’ homo. You should have seen the poet’s face, when : the author came back to the printing office; and ! told him of the success of his labors. There was | | a grasp of the hand—and a look of the face— j ! which said much more than words. There was ! ; a tremor of the poet’s lips, when the author ; told him of a certain publisher, who had re fused to give ono dollar. “Not a dollar?” said the publisher, when he was asked. “Not a dollar.” The man who was w ild the author, (wc need j not toil his name,) took the poet- home, and the three spent the day together. Ti. it night those friends accompanied him to the cars, and <aw him depart, after hearing his list words. ; They never saw him again. But they never foegot, that saddest of all sights—a great man whose genius had enrich*- j ed publishers, begging his bread in I'hil.idcl , phi.i ou ahoi summer’s day. One day nows came that tho poet was dead, j All at once the world found out his greatness. Literary hucksters who bad lied abdfft him ! booksellers who had left him to starve—ycntle i men of literature, who had seen him walk the { hot streets of Philadelphia, without food or j shelter—these all opened their floodgates of ] eulogy, and salvered with panegyric the man, j j whom living, they would have seen die in tiie j next ditch without one effort to save him. This is tiie joke of the thing. One day tiie poet sits in a printing office—up four pair of stairs—one shoe to his feet—his ] only friend a miserable devil of an author, who | is not only poor, but also an infidel - tho next day the poet is dead, and from Maine to the Rio Grande the critics tune their pipes, and all tho booksellers, the hucksters who make books for booksellers, the critics who live in perfumes, and write with gold ink on gold edge paper— all burst out into ono long, loud ejaculation, “Great is the poet who is dead! Allah il allnh! i Allah bi-mullah!”— Phila. Sunday Mercury. N* E W 1500 It N.-- Hi,? Mml Gubin; or ll>e i ’hi r actor and Tendency of British Institution, >u< fi lust rated in thcieefTeet upon Human Churaeter and besti y. by Warren lsham. Th.* i cil Will; or Crime aud Retribution, by Em erson Bennett. The U bite Cruiser; or the Kate of tho Unheard of, by Ned Runtime. Edith's Legacy: or the Long Wood of the Grange, by the author of Adelaide Lhd*ay. Jauc Setou; or, the Kina's Advocate: by James Grant, author of •• Romance of \Vnr.” Ac. Ac. * .Tlio Rudiments of Building: for the use of Archi tects. Builders, Draughtsmen. Machinists, Engineers, and Mecbnnics: by .John Bullock. The Rebel .Scout; a Romance of the American Revo lution. by Alin A.-hUmd. Violet, the Dnn-eiiusc: or Courtship and Wedlock, by tiie author of “The Giet,” ••Warning to Wives.” Burn uni’s News. No. 40. Putnam’s Magazine, for October. Received bv oct 4 CURB EDO K A 818 m IKR.- HPRUSSES; —Marsh's. Hull’s and Reiulutrl’s trusses’ 1 nnd fine French single Trusses, also an extensive assortment of common Trusses. For sale by i sept 11 J NO. IL MOORE A GO, /~1 A STINGS—.— Full setts of Gin Gearing, of V ) various sizes; Plough Points, Heels, <fc. Receiv ed by last steamers, and for sale by OCt l Oil. H. CAMPFJELD. JUST RECEIVED—Another lot of X. Bu zin’s cclebrutud Soaps and IVrfunue’v, at the sept 30 AI'OTIII CARIES’ HALL. I>l i TF.R.PORIv A’.DBEEF. Receiv > ed per Alabama—New Pig Pork: also F. M. Mess Beef; and Strictly Prime Goshen Butter, for .sale by sept 27 WM. G. DICKSON. HAY IIAV ! I—lso bales just landed from ••Keystone State,”and for sale by i oct 10 Iw (’. A. L. LAMAR. i r |M'iAS. —A supply of good green and black Teas, al ’ I X ways on baud at J. A. MAYER’S. i j octlo ’ /'ANION SETTS—Received per Keystone State 1 \ / White nud Yellow Onion Softs. o. t 10 JOHN A. MAYER. Broughton-sheet. * RKSII GARDEN SEED.—Celery, Spinach, Turnip f F and other seeds: just received—fresh. ‘ oct 10 JOHN A. MAYER, Broughton-strect. 3 OSHEN CHEESE—Landingfrozu steamer s \jT Florida, and for sale by t Of t 5 ‘ 11. ,T. GILBERT. A PPLES A POTATOES—Lauding from i J, V steamer Augusta, for salo by* 1 , ropt * R J. GILBERT. SAVANNAH, SATI RI>AV AFTERNOON, OCTOBER l i. 1853. SPUING ARRANGEMENT, THE LIVERPOOL ANl> HIILA DELPiiia steamship company i" lu,, d sailing their favorite felcaui- CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, now being built. CITY OF MANCHESTER. *2105 too-. Capt. R: lajltch, 1 CITY OF GLASGOW, Wlotohs Capt. Wm. Wylie. FROM PHILADELPHIA. City of Glasgow Thursday, Mur 81,1853 City of Manchester.... Saturday, April 23, lsf>3 City of Glasgow Saturday. May 14. 1853 City of Manchester..,. Saturday June 11. !B;>3 City of Glasgow Saturday, July 2, 1853 FROM LIVERPOOL. City of Manchester... Wednesday, Mur 30. 1853 City of Glasgow Wednesday. April 20.1553 City of Manchester... Wednesday, May Is. 1853 City of Glasgow Wednesday, JuucS, 1853 (’ity ol‘Muuehester... Wednesday, July 6, 1853 rates of passage.’ FROM PiUUnXUUIIA. I FROM LIVERPOOL. Saloon Berths yo Dol.‘Saloon Berths...2o Guineas Midship “ ( 5 •• I Midship “ ...16 “ Forward •* 55 “ |Forward “ ...13 “ Including Steward’s lees. THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. A limited number of Third Class Passengers will lie taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool and fouud in provisions. From Philadelphia...s2o | From Liverpool $35 (\rideates of passage will V issued here to parties who are desirous of bringing out their friends at cor responding rates. Drafts on the Agents nnd the Rank of Ireland from £1 and upwards. A ,} - FREIGHT ON GOODS 60s. PER TON. Bill? of lading for goods from Havre signed by the agents there, through to Philadelphia ut s22‘ a per ton. \n experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. All good senll > the Agents in Philadelphia and Liv erpool. will be f<a* warded .with economy and dispatch. ! For freight orpussuge apple to N Til* MAS RICH AKDSON. 9 Walnutst., Phila., and 11 Kv-hmi ‘<• Mu. o. N Y. PADKLFORI*. FAY k (’.. Bay st.. Savannah. RICHARDSON,BROTHERS .v CO.. uprll Liverpool. HEflON’s ,5F?* UECiTLAR i* U’KET LINE Philadelphia and Savannah, Tnr following \e -ct cum prize ibis Line, and will sail v. dmut eve**v tw.i Wi.-ekd, viz : Suin'. JULIA ELIZA. Capt. do I. 11. HOLMES, do holme. p do. DART. do. Someus. do. C. A.GREINER, do. IV,i:-mx: The Vessels arc fir t class schooners, an * c mtraiid. ed by captains experienced in the trade, and who will use their best exertions to give .satisfaction to the ship pers. For freight or passage (having good accommc da tions for passage/ apply to WTL’AA BHUXDAGE. No. 72 Lav-street Suvanhah. IIERON k M ARTIS'. mar 11 N0.3712 North Wliarwv.. Phil idclj PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. /&- The-.; useful ami justly celebrated Birds are JVf •’ rwtommondetl to the favorable notice ..f the Liulie.-. as articles wliivh in point of useful lie-', boouty and durability, cannot be .-urpa.ssed. Ibu if beauty wa< the 6nly ground nci, which we could recommend them, wo too would I• ready to exclaim, we have enough ofauch. But h..w.,i’ ,-nlu we >.• i.• fail form of woman, and the imtural b.-iniv win : Heaven ba >n kindly given her. materially ‘lc.~. u-d by a drooping form, tiie imtural consequence of'sew uig iu on unfavorable t-oslti-m ? Ladies, we trust that vvo are not -tying two much when w tell v.ui, that ot the many thousands already introduced, ‘an and in con stunt use. none sav aught against them. A Idrcss or dew to (nov 24) , .1 \ v, \\ \ R V FUKSI4 SUPPLIES re-eived jcr l •■*<’drum's I small >i/•■ Turkey Fi s. * “luhoxea Cluster l:.. kalian Macaroni, white and vellon Y.emicoHi. pearl. Bariev. Genesee self-raising K'our. Butter. Suenr, Pi. nic and'BodaCrackers. Pig Hams. Smoked Tongues 1 Bologna Sausages and Smoked Be. t AY (1. DICKSON. i npr 7 corner Whitaker .♦ an l Brougtd i-l:ti:. CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE Curtalna, Curtain (danls, ike. No. 150 Congress and 57 St. Julien-strocts. THE subscriber knowing that the citizens V-*. ‘ ‘ .of Savannah have Felt a great interest in the 2 establishing of a t'AKPW VVAKEILOL’.SE in i this city, and being aware that many have been await ing the completion of the New store, so that they could make their selection of the various articles for furnish ing their houses, would respectfully inform the public ; generally that he will this day open the most complete ; assortment of all tho various styles of goods usually kept in similar establishments. The stock of the differ- j ent departments will consist, *n pari, of the following i Goods, riz: Carpet Department. Royal Velvet Tapestry Brussels. Mocet Brussels, ! RruseD. Vrjvet. Tapestry and IL e-'scD for <t:urs. 3. ply. Suportim*. Fine, and Common Ingrain. Plain and ‘ Twill'd Venetian for stairs, halls, etc. Druggets 7-4. j 12-4 and in 4 in width, of everv variety of patterns, lh*nr:h lings. Parlor and Stoop Mats. Table-;;ii.l Pi.mn ! Covers. Silver and Brass Oval and Octagon Stair Rods, Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. 0 every width, from 1 to 8 yards, for halls, dining rooms, steam boat*, saloons, etc.; Rosewood. Mab.-ra-, ii\ v and huihll ligured Furniture Oil Cloth-. F4. 5-4 j w ide; Figuml India Rubber Cloth for stairs. | Curtains. Silk and Worsted Damask DeLaine. Worsted and Linen Damask DeLaine, Figured and Plain Damasks, i variety of colors, White* and Buff for Shades. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, nnd White and Gold, entirely new style. Cord, Loops, ‘lns- I -els. with all the various Trimmings for Curtains and Shades. Gilt Cornices. Bauds, Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety and patterns, of the latest importation—all of which will be sold.at wholesale nr retail.on the most !: , *end terms. V. M. 11. GLT'iN, A Tent, anv 9 HjffCnngreas and 37 3tl Jullop-sta. AGENCIES. , The und.-r ict ■ 1 Agent, tor the sale ot Ittftjjl] Georgia Burr Allll Stone, dres-ed ihfi'raj furnished with all the nec-sary Irons ’i. complete for running—ls also prepared to furni-h Froneh Burr,Cologne and Ksopus Mill Stones of everv dimension. Wilder’s Patent Fire-Proof Safes, AT XI VNUFACTL’Kr.'s CRICKS. Burns k Griswold’s .Sea lalaud Cotlou and Cotton Saw Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the most competent of any in use at present . *** Specimens of all the above to be seen at the U'are-hou.-e, 171 B vt-ST., Sav vnnml fob 3 CM AS. If. CAMPFI ELD. MORE NEW BOOK3. I> ECEIYED by S. S. SIIII.EY, Tuesday, Sept. 20fch, i 1853. The English Soldier in the United States Army. Tin* Adventures of Mr and Mrs. Sand Bovs, who came up to London to enjoy themselves; by 11. May how and G. Cruikshank. The Kicklcluirys on the Ithino: byW >T Thaekeary. Faust—a Romance of the Secret Tribunals; by G W M Reynolds. David Copperfield the Younger; by 0 Dickens. Tho Life and Adventures ofChnrlcKOiuwterfield.the Youth of Genius; by tlit author cf Petticoat. Govern liumt. kc. The History of,St. Giles nnd St. .Tames: by Douglas ■ Jemd 1, Esq. J. FcnniunpoCooper’s Novels. Tlu*. Golden Eagle, or the Privateer of *7O; by fly 1- VIIIUIS Cobb, Jr. Tin* (jpuntess of DeCharney, a Sequel to Six Years La!'T;by Alexander Dumas. Rarnum's lllnatrated News. C leason’a Pictorial. For sale at No. 135 Congress street. sept 21 YTEW HOOKS-—Lee I lent/.’ Inst work— Helen and Arthur: or Miss Thusa’s Spinnin ■ W heel. Isaac Laquadcin, by Alexander Dumas—lllustrated. Rodcuek the Rover: or the Spirit of tho Wave, by ! Lieut. Murray. ! Tho Boyhood of Great Mon: intended as an example | to youth, with illustrations. ! lather Gimuzi's Loot urea in New York, with his life, I and Reports of Ins addresses, in Italian, to hiscountry meu in New York. The Dre.-snuiker and Milliner’s Guido, ami Report of the Paris, London and American Fashions, by Samuel T. Taylor. I Six Years Later or tiie Taking of Bastille, by Alexan der Dumas. | Red King the Corea n Chieftain, a Romance oftlie I ocean: by Marry Hazel. | Baronin's News, No. 28. Ous Howard—further supply received bv j july 13 * J. B. CUbBEDOK. I)ECEIVED per steamer Augusta—lo bid:-. I. Apples, 2U do. Potatoes, in do. Hcoker’h Patent flelf-ruisingFlour.in 0.12 and 241 b. packages; :*> bids, extra Pig llantH, 2 do do. Pig }'ork,l do new Halifax Pickled Salmon, F do. Tongues and Sounds. Fulton Market. Bvef, Smoked do.; new Mackerel, Ac. For Sale at ALEXANDER’S, sept 27 Cor Bull and Congrfyv.ts. Momuoent-eq. MOUICHATIS SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, FOR 1853. Geo. S. Nichols. . . HAS recently recently returned from jji jljlr New York, where he has been selecting I ft I/ll nd having made up his Spring and LL lii/ Summer Clothing, and invites Jiis friends aud customers to look at the following which are good nud l'ashi* nobly made and offered on reasonable terms. Moil’s Clothing. 75 Moii’* Blue. Black. Frock and Dress Coats, 750 do. Casbinerct, Drap D’Ete, Merino, Alpaca,Tweed Planter's Linen, Cream Lineu, Grass Linen Frock and Sack Gouts. 260 Merino, Alpaca, Linen Drill and Cotton Round Jackets. TOO Fancy Silk, Satin, Alpaca, Liuen, White and Fig’d Marseilles Vests. 900 White and Fancy Colored Shirts—nil qualities. 850 Undershirts nud Drawers, do do Boys’ Clothing. As notice was given that 1 wonld go largely into the Boys’ Clothing. 1 would Inform them that l have the largest assortment in one Store in the South, and will be sold cheap nud at one price. 500 Boys’ Frock Coats, and Sacks of all kinds and quality. 700 Buys’ Round Jacket.* of great variety. 560 do. Caasimerc, Drilling, Alpacas, Drap D’Ete Pants. 300 do. Silk, Valencia and Marseilles Vests, great va riety, 250 do. White and (Vl'd. Shirts, from sto 10 years old. 75 Small Children’s Suits. Kilts, aud little Sacks, as sorted. AUo a good supply of Boys’ Drawers, in fact a com plete outfit lor Boys of any age at a moment's notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchief- ( ravats. Stocks. Gloves. Suspenperp, Money Belts. Children’- Belt.-. Comb-. Brushes, Neck tics. Port Monais. Card Coses, Collars, Umbrellas.Satch els. Carpet bags. Ostrich Feather Dusters. Coat Links Shoulder Brace.-,Caps. Ac., Ac. Tlx-e In want will; now find a full assortment of the above nt tho Cloth in-’ Store. No. 150 and (9. Gibbons’ Range. msr 25 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. .UlCi. DOK, No. 17 IIAKNAlll) STItHP* Takes this method of ini< riiiing Che Lsulie.* of Savannah niil vi-,\ / > iuitv. that she lies on land will be constantly receiving *>y.ir a large and fashionable assortment of Bon- ‘ nets, Ribl -ins. Caps. Flowei s. Buttons, Combs, Man tillas, Straw Trimmimr:'. ete.. ole. p. fl.—All orders from the country jironq tly atten !cd to t mo o !t 2J ‘ AGRICULTURAL ARE-HOUBS, 170 BAY -T.—SA\ ANN AH. OA. *v The subscriber i- prepared to N\ . furnished Plan: •. Country Mer haul-and others, at Wliol.E T f AU: ° r I!i:rvu ’ “ very varlcl> Ajgrieultttral Implcuieuitis. Consisting • iiieltv ot Ploughs, CultivaU.rs, Harrows. Corn Shellcrs. Straw Cutter-. Powder and Hand Corn Miiis, Fan Mills, Smut Mills. Road Scrapers. Root Pullers. Grain Cradles; grain, grass andm-h .Sythes; Reap Uool s. Ca.l u and Implements', lull kind*-. Mill and Colton Gin Gearing. Mill Peeks and Mill Irons. Saw Gnminer.-, bales and s.rews f,.r lifting Mill Stf. ns. B.m lnit. li anchor b.l:ing Cloth-: llo gar.lus v Tnrmbull’.s patent Horsepowers; rioe and grain Thrashers of various makers. J.lake’s Patent Ohio Fire-Proof Paint. Hydraulic Cement ami .mb .ed Plaster. it quantity : best speru. and oilier Oil.- t r lamps, paint and inn chinerv: patent leather Itching, dout.le and single from 2 to D> inches width: stitched, cemented nud . , pper-riveted; India Kuhher do.. 3 and 4 ply, of all widths; patent lace and Richer string Leather, Copper Rivets and Burr-, HonglW patent uud S„ tion r.m.p. s.cln.iM Pumps. !•. dvauiie Rams, brad mpe to lit: Collins’ and othci makers approved Axes un t Hatch et-- w ai-d hand Saw s. Ames’ Shovels an 1 Spades. I'n/li k pah’ii* and •.. u IL.es. ami American best manufactured li es, of all sizes: hav nud manure Folks. Chi-el>, Hammers and Nails, assorted; garden and ■ SUM U l;e,-Share.ovs, cotton w.r-hou*o and store T ■ .- pa-.-i,t plat I .m, . -un.er and beam Scales, ot :Ul si • ; W ire cloth. ,Ve. IV: - :.r. smuc— uto:.. vceoMMon\Tixo. Wool, Hides, Furs titid Boos’ Wax. BjFi.JI T at nil times, and pud fr in cash at mu-rent market prices. CIIAS. H. CA dPFIEUL NEW WATCH. CLOCK, JEWELRY,’ AND FANCY STORE, No. 11s Broughion-st., -r"0 ‘ll- IR AM IS STEIN. M inuf.icturer of \ (’hr. i-.meter'.Clocks. Town Clocks, Ac., i.-., (*-•’ re*p.vifuHy informs his customers and the i£*; * UA-* publi’- generally llmt he has fitt.nl up the Store 14S Brooglilon-.-t.. where he in ead- to make a permnnei.l location, and carry on lSir* Jewelry business iu its vari ui-briincleWatches. Clocks. Town Clocks, Chronometer.-. Jewelry, Ac... &c„ .-leaue.l and repairod with dispatch and warranted. New fashion J.-welry and Fan. y G.<Klsofnll descriptions sold at the lowest prices possible. X. B.—Any Watch. Clock, .Sc., that cannot he re paired by other walc.hmuUers. 1 pledge myself shall lie repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted, nov 1 ly FRANCIS STEIN THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE\ CLOCKS JEWELED. THESE Clocks are constructed (at confide- W-.rable extra expense) with a particular re 1-^’ j.aj gard to durability, the mo.-1 serious objec- J| ti.-n to the lvor—the wearing of the poinU of the li.lance shaft and se.rews. tin* conse quent increase of friction and decren-e in motion after j running a short time—being obviated by the use of a ; polishodstone jewel, straight pivot or bearings,instead of points to the balance shaft. They are eased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frames, ami warranted to he as perfect time-keepers as tiie best are in use. For sale at the Jewelry Store. 129 Oongress-st. fob 5. BOOTS AND ‘SHOES. Just received from Philadelphia, a choice lot of Ladies’ Gaiters. Ties and Slippers.— Also. Gentlemen’s fine Congress Gaiters, Patent Leath er Pumps, Pump Sole Boots. fcc. Those who desire a good article are invited to call and be supplied, may IS W. IIKTJ)T. Gibbons Range. CAMPHINE AND BURNING FLUID. J l ST received 20 bids, of the above, wliiefc jpfzi ” ill he sol 1 by the barrel or othevwi.-e. ntthe | x‘i. ’ lowest prices. Arrangements w ill be enter Sfi <> supply dealers. jan 2 J- J• M il RD E. BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!’ 1 AT SIBLEY'S BOOK STORE, No. 135 I’< ngress-str6et. • # U’-K RECEIVED so many Nextr Book yesterday, ) Y thut we cannot find time to enumerate them. From ‘"Grave today.” Literary. Scientific, Ifumeroua, and interesting. Wo Invite our friends to call and examine. also : Graham’s Magazine for July; (todey's Lad} - Bo(>k; Hlackwowl’s Magazine; Barn mil's Illustrated News; Gleasou’s Pictoral, Ac. June 22 \THW ISOOJVS : NEW BOOKS! 1— Reeeivcd by S. S. SIBLEY. Thursday. July 14th. Margaret Percival. by the author of ” Amy Herbert,” Ac. Edited by Rev Win Sewell. Father Gazaz/.i’s Lectures in New York, with his Life, corrected and authorized bv himself. Manesen’s Serial and Method of teaching the French Language. Lives of the Presidents of the United States, with sketches of Remarkable Events. Helen and Arthur, or MissThusa’n Spinning Wheel: a Novel —by Miss Caroline Loellenlz. Life and Adventures <.f Vallcntiue Vox, the Ventril oquist; by Henry Cock ton, a most humorous work. ALS k A FURTHER SUPPLY <>F Yankee Notions, or the Whittliiu of Jonathan’s Jack Knife. Beautifully illustrateM. Villette. bv Uurrer Bell. TheSwanip Ptred. The Corsair Oliieftain. Hazel's now Sea Story. Wild Sports of the West; b\ M'm II Maxwell. Major Jones’ Courtship. .Major .Jones’ Travels. Chronielcaof Pineville. Roderick the Rover. NaUiiilie. a Tale: by Julia Kavanah. Six Years Later. i>r the Taking of the Bastille. kv. For sale a tNoMJS. (’on: reM-st. julv 14 NEW BOOKS IOUISK KLTON; or Things Seen nnd Heard, a j Novel: by Mrs. Mor.\ Herndon. ! Wild. Jack: or the Staten Island Child—-A sketch ( from life, together with highly interesting stories: by I Cnrolim- Lee J lentz. Sam Slick’s U i-e Saws nnd Modern Instances: or : What he suid* did or itivenb-l. Antifawiiliei-m—A Tale of tho South: by Miss Mar tha Halit# Butt. Nancy Waterman: or Woman’s Faith Triumphant— artery of Now York City : by C. F. Itaiuingtou. Lufitti*. tho Pirate of tho Gulf: ly J. 11. Ingmhaxu. The Empress of the Isles; or the Lake Bravo: by Charley Clewline. Notabilities in France nnd England—with an nuto bimrraphy : by Pliilarotte Charles, Professor of the Paris institute. Harry Coverdnlo’s Courtship, nnd what nunc of it: by the author of “Frank Fuirleigli,” “I<ouis Arun del I,’’ Ae. Ac. Volume 1, Putnam’s Magazine, hound neatly in Cloth. Further supply of My Novel, j Baruum’s News, No. 28. Arthur's Magazine for Juno. I Received by yuue7] J. E CUBBEDGE nt sm;ss imtLCi'OKi. I S. M. I’ETTINQILLi CO’S ADVERTL-fIXU AUENCV, 102 NASSAU STREKT, SEW YORK, And So. 10 State-strut, Boston. I‘. A Cos. are Agents f<>r tho must influential and lar gest circulating Commercial Papers both iu the United Btat ® and the Canadas. HEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. HHUi EK’S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR B AKING POWDERS, The Cheapest, Healthiest . most L'srful and Econontteal Article, J\>r raising Br ad, Biscuit. Tried. (Griddle, end Johnny Lakes, Pastry. Paddinys. .Sweet Cakes , Corn Bread, tic., ever Invented. j t|M!IS istliomoit economical, useful,convenient.and j healthy compound in existence, f r raising Bread Biscuit.Cakes,Pastry, Puddings. Ac., with either Wheat Rye.lndian ut Buckwheat Flour. It i.s anindispen.-ible article in the culinary departments ot every household establishment, and there is noCook or Housekeeper hi | creation who will bo without it after h iving fairly | tried it. Sold by the principal Grocers and Druggists. Opinions of tiie Press Those who have tried it. h ive found that the adver -1 ti-ement does not vaunt its praises toe* highly.— l\dla- , ! luissci Fleer id inn and Journal. Feb. 19, 1N53. j Housekeepers who have tested the quality of this | powder, pronounce unanimously in its favor.— Lock- : 1 ; port Daily Courier It surpasses everything in the way of rising, we ever . j yet saw used iu the bukinr of cukes.—Huh way Advo- ‘ ; ; cate t( h’cyisb r. April 15. 1553. ‘J'iiis is an artielo of.-ueh utility iu various kinds of ! cookery, that when its virtue.- becoim* properly known no housekeeper that studies comfort uml ci unouiy, will willingly do without it.— .V. Y. Pick.. May 21, ■ 1353. No one need hnv ! ateto use Durkce's ull important ; article to housekeepers —Bipublican Fanner uud A IV . •.. !■ .. : ■ 3. Would yon have light b-ea-l sweet hr. r; l. h r ead that you ran eat with a g./. and relish, do not forget to pro cure DurkccV Baking Powder uud yon will not f. and to ’ have good bread, cukes, Ju Trey /t u i>y Tnms. May 24, 1552. We have tried tl.isarfa le and can rceonmend it with perfect confidence - ipu: ■ c t.aeCte. July. 1 *-2. i Durkee - Baking Powder wo have uiedatour house and our • 1. jtler half’ was u-toni.-hed at tho result.— , ; .V. Daily .. Oct. 21. U-.V2, All good hmisewites will ro.i-.ieo in an l glnrirv tiie - name i.f Durkee. aft-r th.v have given In- Baking. Powder a fan trial. -A.m l rV Sr.pl. 30. 1-oJ. Durkee s Baking Pow ter. undotihtedh the best arti cle for this pur|-*-e has yet been disc oereu.—A. U. Jhddoaun. I 12. Is.*,;;. The highest e .uimendalions. frmn of the largest and most r.-spe ;ahlo wholesale b i- in tui . aud nearly every l uge Ui,v ou this Continent, could begiveu ifipaeeallb .etl iu 4 The article i- warranted to give s:P.i faeD-m.- Oru r,n mpanied With at ■ waY. , f fii JO. U. UURKKK. Solo Proprietor aud Manufacturer, Whole.-nle Den ter in Sal s-sl*. (Team of Tartar. Sup I (’arbS .il . ('.. .king Extracts. Wax .Matches. d>. I 3‘J W r.tt r-dm t, Xcvc \ nrk. - • i M EDIcIn t ; CHESTS. \ . .'ledi-dne v.’he.-ts, of pure Mabogauy and Black , I Walnut, at all prices; ft-r • ttlc hy | June 2.* JNO !. X!H*lfE AC >. ; /to v<; it i: ssw \’i 11, now’ tv .f. \j hark Exact,warninb-t to be genuine, an,I rccentl, , j bottled. A tmj.plv ..I it is kept *t.-ianrly it. ice. ‘ j | jo 30 W. W. idvVLN.Monument-.-qr. | nt. AIclC t'.XZI K*.S rat •! i; .1 D. -lnn.-. I i..r tho destruction..! Rat-. Crow-. Wolv. s Coins, tic., .vc. For sale a: the \p-U.c-cary A Hall, bv I J By 27 J. E. Pi F >RD. II Al>W\ \Vs u.-.-.. , . ; t.,r all ~..in- A fiv-h v. supply juat loeeivisl at the Apothecary’* llnli. by I july 27 J. L. 1), F iRD. ? \H. Mi bA.VE’S -I. .... tel l.iver Pills. i~i. I ! / ib ida-dioan lail IdiioiM Complaints, they are ( -ur,Massed by .. .. *. \ l.x-d. .supply just received,at ! Aenthd#ary’*i Hull, bv July 27. J. E. i : HID [M L t v OX jll \kivKT ~i,r:-i.iMied B- ... re e.-iv-d by steamer uud fur sale by i july 19 if. J. G! LBKRT. / (OSIIKX f i’TER. -1 ke.s. recincd *‘x \ T steamer and for ale bv | july U H._J. GILBERT. I IUPiNS’ WHITE D’LAINE V superior avuuc j just received. SIV.NOKR CCItRKLL Agt. j f01)25 lIC ngr t,Gibbet ’Building, j W'lilTK W \.-!I P. l:,.l ■! mi}...u.r; } V nmke.sorted : . - just re civod and f.,r -ab- t.y | apr 27 i LOVELL / 1! YitET \VI.\E- u whole a:..! b.dfui.-k- ‘ \ /and itoxu.s; for sale l.v A. It E\ At l>. 1 july 13 t -T:.T >fßa\ Whitaker-rta - i;'iw. i'i rmti i:;:> .iimv. t.... hiuiTEugiiah i Fnrni'.uic Chintz, in Buu. h. sand Stripe*’ for j Laid g.iil sand Bordcriug.nl may 20 . ixK.MPT IN .v V KItSTI LLE'S. not IILE AND SINGLE BARELLLI.DGCXS.— Just received uud for kale by mar 61 i: i, f. : ii HVY.- 126 bimdlos II .. lau U oue Vat . aract Fur sale by apr,6 ’ BUIQHAM. KELLY jtC H\ j>lS.-5iH. Le-l Ballimoie , ur.d IE. ing from chr Edna C. nr sale by aj r 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY & 00. (1b AItET WINE.—SO boxes Chateau Morgaux. j Chateau Lafitte. St. Julian, St. Em ill ion. For sale by (feb 24 A. BON AUD. ! \WS OF GEORGIA.—A few copies I; fiie i lute Actsof tiie Legislature of the State of Geor gia. received aud for sale by S. S. SIBLEY, june 14 No. 135. Congress-street. I DIE, LATHS) PL • - !CE 1 ■ 1 j Plastering Hair.—A constant supply oftlie above articles for sale by m tj ‘2 BRIGJIA M. KK1.1.Y4 CO, Il MOMS AN 1) OKA civcd by t team jr r, and for sale by j may 27 11. J. GILBERT! ;\ F IOSS PORK AND BEEF. :< hi.is. new Mess J.vl I’ork; lUO I bis, new Mo.-s Beid'. Just recevied | and for salo by feb2l] WEBSTER t PALMES V’ BIBOY II AY.- 5o lnnt.il.-s prime *Auiboy Hav. landing per aebr. North State nud tor sale | by | jel5) BRIGHAM, KELLY .v CO. / I.\ AIPIIIXE. -20 bitn-elc ('jiuqdiine and Burn Fluid. Just received and 1< . .•aiebv may 5 J. B. MGORE Sc CO. nIY. — A few 1 f I 1 1 . . for sale by SEABORN OOODALL. july 12 1 )OTATOES... \ ffiw bbl . Mercer Pota 1 toes, ‘-i. t received and for sab'* low by july 12 SBAB >KN 0 K)D ALL. I ARK SI-1 GOSH EN liU2F FIsRA \I) UI IEISS K..—41 • kegs and thus fresh VtOhnn Butter. 5d boxes, I Cheese, and cask—just reoeved and for sale at the Em | jioriuui, by SEABORN GOUDAL. ’ ly l 1 | )I!hstu\ .v .nr.io< i i.i.’s v'. i iw.ig. : _| and Extract of Lemon —afresh supply just receiv ed at the JyOj A Plfl’ 11ECARY’S HALL, i oYlt IP. 80 bbl-. New York Sugar House Sv rup | in store nnd for sale by may 80 OGDEN A BUNKER. rUTATOKS. —GUU bids. Potatoes’ for.-uleby marl? U.J. GILBERT, j If AIiIRETiLAS—At wholesale and retail at~ ! may IT BEL DEN gCO’B, oMA LLIL\ >7 .&.C.— Just recoivetl, 150 Su j >75 gar Cured Hams, .-mall size. 150 lbs. Fresh Flunked Beef. Bologna Saurages, Smoked Tongues. I ulton Market Beef. F>r sale bv ! I- W.G. Ull’KSftN !ii PICKS.—'I - ( luv. . (Vuiiauioii. Ginger, Ali spire Nuini. -. Jamal..< Gingi-r. Ground (Singer, i itlark and W intr l'i-jiper .Cavi-ime. Ve. Uiunniuon aud Popper ground fresh, and in quantities to suit custom- 1 •■>. A stqudy of tho übow. just received ami for sale by J. K. DkFORD. | june S Apotbeeurics’ Hull. 1 IPISCOJPALI AN PUBLICATIONS j I unt received, n variety of the Prouistant Kpisco i I pal floeiet.y of New York. Tracts. Chu ch Catoeblsms I and other cheap and valuable publientions. For sale ! at the book store of fl- fl. SIBLEY, nug i< No. 13f 1 Jon pw ntre< t. ; rtUPERum wiTin; and yellow grease I il For Hail wavs, Carts. Heavy Machinery. Omnibus- Ros,Hiid a 11- other Carriages; 5 hhls imhl 7 dozen cans of !aho above Grease, laualug from schr. Virginia. For •j falebjl [mar 24}’ C. H. CAM Pi IF’.l D. , |)EC'EIVEB ITU LATE ARRIVALS—A full | IVsiippiy of Dutficld’s Stagg .V Shnv’s Cii.-.-nrd’s. and I Rolosnn's Hauis: als(, afresh and full supply of new I Groceries, for sale low at ALEXANDER’S j uprlo eor. BullauACongjress-sts.,Monument-sq GREAT AT T'R ACTION!! NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. r P II K SUBSCRIBERS beg leave t< state that they have and. . nund i „uy in Savannah, and have This A Day coiuiueticixl to open an entire new FALL AND WINTER STOCK OP Im;v GOODS, Which, fur styles and pries, cannot lie surpassed; and would invite the lut-ntk.n -t the public, viz: Mouaclinc do Laiues, lruiu 19 to cents per yard. Plain Persians do., •* 10 to 624 cents per yard. Figured do., from 18 to 50 cents per yard. French Merinoes; English do.; plain nnd figured Curiuneres. French (Jala Plaids (new styles.! Chimizettos, Collars. Chuntilla Veils, s'wi>- nnd Cambric Inserting- and Edgings; besides Prints, brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheeting-, Flannel-, Denim-. A.-. | For sale ut ‘ j. J], ( UUFN A C’O.’.S, sept 1 1 I-iU Broughton-street. MARRIAGE. HAPFIKESS AND COMPET KXtE. M //F JS Jl r r [MI AT wc hcl;.' s I many f.-imites, s.-arcc in the mcrl* • 1. il’iui ot llfe !u*oken In health and spirits with a complication of diseases and ail incuts, depriving them I oftlie power for the enjoyment of life at an ago when > physical health, buoyancy of spirits, and happy soi rt.i !ty of mind, arising from a couditiim i>f fceakh.shuuld ! be predominant. Many *-t the tm of her suffer ings at t rat porha] - years lotorc. lajrhaps during girUiH..|,or the t.rst v.-ar • f marriage—were in their origiu so light ms tu l .u-.-, unnut iced, and of course neglected. J.\ I Fll.ll IF A I.S. i Wlien tonlate totjelMJuetilted by our knowledge, wc ‘ look hack and tn<>uru,and regret the full couHcqueme- j ut our ignorance. i Wlmt would we not;'toii give no—e<*a. in cavh ! life the knowledge “i*loin iii utter veers! And 1 what days and nights of anguish v e „,i jit not Uc been aparutl, ifth ltnowledg was timely i esac-d It is MEL AYf HOt. }’ A .XI) ST Alt Ti. LX >i To behold the sick tie— andaufferhn endue. I by inm.v a witc for many years, fr m nuis- simple and n-i.n.d la bio, easily remedied—or bettor still—not man : ■ .1. if every WIFE A.XD MOTH KB . Possessed the information contained in a little volume (within the reach of us all; which would spare .-elf YE M,s ny mis Fit y. And tohei jui-tund toil and anxiety of mind, nocc—nrily devolving upon him from -i. him— of !•<’ wife, without giving him tho opportt . ity of , quiriug that cnmta fo, K -e which his exertions are en:: tl -d. aud the posse—on of which wonld so are the luq pine— of himself, wit. md ehiV.i.-n. SF.CTDF nil MFA.XS OF HAP/ X/SS By becoming iu time pa-r-ud of the kn. w led.e. tl;. , ’ want of which caused the sick uc-bs aud juveitv ■: , f thousands. in view qf such consequences, no wife or mother i< ; ‘ ex. isablo if she neglects to avail horself of that, know- i Ic.l-'v in r sped to h.-isell, which wtuild spare licr i i much sullc. -.ig. be tin., means of happiness and pros- ‘ , perils to uerhushand. and cuter upon her children ’ that bless,ng ab.se all pri.-e—lic.Uhs -udka. ss ii h 1, - .Itliy minds, lout k now ledge is lonu.iiu-U in a lil I tie work entitled I Hi. MASI IMF!) WOMANS Prlvnlr Midis I ( out jin :i ion. in i::. a. m. m u i;i- i,.u . One lfit I •’/*■//* Jrida.UA 1 ‘ ,n -2 O. y’vi.V 50 (en!. S’ Jtr/ISJXO OH WVMHH.Ft L. Corislderintg that m ry Female, whf- I *t or io(, c an lu re aniuin a full knosv Icdgcof tlx- nature, char ant i nud can es of her roni|lainis. ; vs it It t ii* vn- ions ay nijiloiith, i< ail ikai in in ly HALF A MH.UO.X COPIES. should have been sold. ,'j'ATn uTIa:;!;: ! i ded f..r the man ied. or those cont.-mpintiug marriages ! butnolemale.le i. us of enjoying Ih-hIUi. and that bounty, consequent up-m health, which is so and tic ‘ tiv,. Uibruwu liappi,,,—. and that of her husband. ! i but either has or will übtnin it. as has or ss ill avers husband who Ims the b.ve and affection of his wife at heart, ur that . fbi-own pc-uniarv iu.pr .s-ment L I'WABDS OF O.XJ. HI XD'llt.D HDj( .saM) < OPIFS Have been SEA T /•>’ MAIL within the iu. t few mouths. CAUTION TO THE I’l'iU.iC. BE AUT HiEU ACHED ! Bov no . unless -Dr A M. Maurieeau. 129 Lib erty street V Y.’’is on the title pago. and the entry in the Clerk’s Otli.-eon Ih.bmk i flhe title page; and i bus- outs of resp-i table and honorabl.s dealer-, or send by mail, aud nddri - to Hr \ >!. j ss there are spurious and inCringcmenl- , ofcopvrirltl. u:i rXEHY WIFE .1 XI) HCSHASH I't‘XDFßt Xo excuse lor e, vv Im ii Iguoi imn-ix.MUm to tliiiM* vs i hold near I and dear, ami vs in n to dispel our Ig norance is within our rent It. To enable every one lode id.* upon the indi pens, blc neafasilyat pus-esing.a copy, and that in* wile, or 1 mother need remain unit m;.-! upon the mans- cu- : os. which s-uuer or later, an* deli... I to make'lc.ufu! ravages upon her health, u.ilc- g„, and against, aud i that no coimMornio an ! nil -cti .m.t.- husband have ! | cause to upbraid him-, If wi:h n.-gle.; ■ it be w.-libre oi , his vvif a pamphlet of thirty.six pages, containing . full Title r “>■ and lniejr ot t-mt-nts. together with ex- i tracts from the book, will U* -ent /We of diary to any 1 ■ part of'the United fllnice, hv addressing, poat-paid a Wltt'tt Knowledge is Hnp|.*i iichs,’! Is culpable lo he Ignorant. ’ receipt of One Dollar (far the fine Edition. ‘ extra binding) .-Tin: MxßttiKU Woman’s Private Mku- | i* ‘(* t “Mi-ssio.s i< sent yniaJ.d free) lor. n y part ..f the United Status. All letters must be post-paid, and ad dressed to Dr. A. M. M AUK 1C F. At’. Box 1824. Ncsv- York (!itv. Publishing Office, Nu, 12!) Liberty Street, New-York. For sab* by I.ee k Whitman. Ringgold; R. F. Bonnet, OiLssville;Royal ,fc Sears, McDonough; J. A. Reynold.-, Dahlnnega: (’. Youngblood. Oglethorpe. Ga. In New York City, by .Stringer A- Townsend, Adri mice, Shermuti & Co,Dewitt & Davenport, and ltarnes k Cos. apr 12 NEW BOOKS. (1 RKaT Truths Iy Great a dictionary of X aids to reflection, quotations of maxims, meta phors, coun a,!.-. cautions, aphorisms.proverbs. Ac. Ac., from writer- of all ages and hath hemispheres. Tiie Evening Book; or. Fireside Talk on Morals and Manners, with sketches of Western Life: by ! Mrs. Kirkland, author of •* A New Horne,” tc. Ac. * ! Theßiiile in tl.e Counting Hou.- -: a course of Lee- 1 ture,s to Merchants: by 11. A. Boni-dman. I. 1. Rowland Trover: or the I’ilot of Human Life: he-j ing an autobiography of Lite author—-Low ing how to i make or lose a fortune, and bow to make another. ! i The Race for Riches, nud some of the Fits into which j i the runners frt.ll-—six Lectures; applying the word of God to the traffic of men : by Wm. Arnot. minister of I Free At. Peters'. Glasgow: American edition, w ith pref ace and not.*-, by Stephen Colwell. 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The Mbit.* NVolt: or tin* Secret Brolherwood —a Romance; hy Paul F*v*vl. author of tiie “ .Mysteries of London,” ke. Minny Lawson: or the Out Law's League—u Ro mance of Got ham : by Charles Bed Swans. The Dancing Feather, or Pirate Schooner; hy J. 11. Ingraham, Esq. The School fellow’s Firvt Quarter —a gift Book for’ Children: edited by W. I’lchards aud Cousin Alice. Putnam's Ma.-a/hiel-u* June. Barn uni's illustrated News. No. 27. Reoccived by {june 1] J. l;. CI’IIBFDGE. CONFECTIONARIES. rnilK pnttsi’riher begs leave to inform lii.-’ frlenils t*.i l th.* oitjsßna generally oi Savannah and ita ricini tv. that he has pureba-ed the lntei’ -t of Mi*. New eoinb.in the Confhctlon vry hithertoowuiHt hy NeweoniJ k Rioe; and that lie will wntlmie'to nmnufoct ure, and keen always on hand Fresh and Pure Confectionaries, Manufactured from the best materials, and eompris ing every variety of ('and: -*. Sugar Plums. Ac, Ac. Ac i French Confectionaries. Lc:non Syrup, Syrups fer Soda Fountains, Together with every other article in his line, always j in-tore and t<T .-aleat wholesale uml retail.on the mont reiutohableternip. T. C. RICE. h 5 ts S. F. Corner Broughton ana Y.’hltiiker-ta. t BDtHIIAAL SUPPORTERS.- Van Horn’s improved elastic lltero Ahdomiiml Sup porters for Prolapsus I'terifnml the elastic Alalominal j Supporter, or Body Brace, tor both sexes- for weak- i ness, del.ility. paiu.s iu the back, corpulency, rfr. \ JOHN B MOORE & '*.. Bcpt 10 Gibbona’ Building. NO. JOO. TRI-WEEKLY M. 1 ‘ HI! It. .SOU*. Ac.- !•” m- Baltiinorc I It* w aril ... i I ui. 50 llirani mlti.d. 50 bbl- pail* Gtfiiiieaaee Flour. 6o 1- x. • l.endi T- l emily Soap. ('rolin ‘ ,1, .'•ti dn l-i.l, nt Mould rtindlt-K. )'> do A.lnoutnlinoCaudk,. - do .-i .tm do ~o do Col s aU- f Slßrt-1.. K, r side lijr "> O w I:i!> |-| I! a J>A 1 MKS. / ‘III.Mt \l. I.IUI ll> -DI.DFH, for •! ’ •. ‘• ldr in nil, 1 Mill, , .... ri|,ti< , nil ni-ti, 1,-h.i,.,i„d villi lid. ‘I' 1 "" 1 1 “■ |>cml ,■", vdl Ihooioo | i Ho,tlv firm, mol i,o . :■ in,.,,, to,. ,i.. nftor l.oing joined, I, r i .-,,1, „t iheAto.tliocmj', 11 nil, t v ji'b -1 J. E. DeFOBD. n\ I\M> I Mil U. ini.- rotTSTr I I -Nortl, iti.or lluy, 50 tmneln Flour, Itntliug ~-r tv; t yon and, tvv it co. i I-’ „[,:,eto,t |..r V . on 111 .11,1 torn,- if nfflkn! for -■ i, 1,. *“y ■ SI-: V ftOH V DAlrto 1 {'V “• ! -"l- > V..-', u,r„, u\.r I u.,....... .. i,0ut,,1 i it, every ; iO. , “I” “ II 1, ~ t t',„l l- 1, I. , tl otlj.j h j„tl to- I et-tv. ,1 nt ,1.. Apollo .nrj Doll. I , .'ui’ W J 1 TtrFORD. \pl-C l-1* M.111.M1 ..to V ~„tlo NM -U lind.'iu 1.0-. iuatl N,-ti„. 1,.T,1,f, **!•*■ l-i RKMI’I-Ofi * VKItSTICLE. y<li.\SO\ \RI,K t.tIODS 1.1 ui n .i:.r lur,, KHMfVO.V A VEKSTILI.E’a 1) v il: in: i > i..io>i: i; \ i „„.i I K. .turhorlo l-n-i, 1 ml, VI, -t: t,1., „ : for. iillvor. Surdities, ie, for-id,• I,v jo ’ A. nONAPI), : K v\ fit t.i , just r S I ufr Id SKA BOHN BOODALn. 1 I I ‘PTI.It vM> t 111-, ix: 1:,.,. iv.d fur |J > •n et to. until n freflt kuj ii, I l utUr ■ tm.ll 1.0, ... lor-, 1,.,| die old -I-., and of 11,0 I tot..,Urn I W_ “ Jl> l EABOI N i.-.. 1'.U.1.. i J' s -• • atf inline U! K - II < AMI Ii I ; i* i RL.sil <-l n I.Jtois, ...... I a-ie~nd I •* I perminc 1.0 ... . -.-iqeimr qualuy. JuM re- AJ •if it. vi: \ g RAH Ql ICKSIITVKR. r< >xv ed uml tor sale at u low price by JOHN B. HiRK A( O. Jlv (.Ihbou’s ltuildiug. I>IT!UR \ND (’in:i:-i: j.. t,. k* _-u.alf.rkin* i I GofLen Butter; 15 t.rkin- low |: . ...j ... boxes ?! - ‘ SI AROKKGOODAI L. ! 1 Sweedi h ! J Lee, l. o this day m ivcd jer six :.nn r I lui ida;for | -uie b\ W W. LIMVLN. oug 24 Moaument-aquaro. yj i iD LIT/. \ \l> s.ihA pi ,\\ l>1.1;.- Prepared ~ex > pre"!* r.irt!;. r.-tail trade . ..un;,„rt„i mate | rials, and wairanled full weight For ale by U u LIN( OLN. M nun nl - i ARRV’s TIIKOI’IIFROIs. \ f r . G( { > supply **f tl i- < elebnit, l pH j arali n fur the Hair, i juat received and fer sale bv JOHN H. MOORE A CO.. (Mld ens- Building. \|"l ‘ ‘ ‘ UO- barrel a prime N. 0. Molars A>l I'eJ. niled, in I tore and fir>:!.- I \ Ot D1 N <■’ I t Ms I R. pt TIER A ( IIEKSE A frol. lot per i > steamer Fl..rid, o! g. -b. n and *.-m1,.*.1 Butler and h tew H-:e. t Clicc.-e, received ands, i sftlo at tho Emporium, by “JD SEABORN GOODALL. i (K Jl EXT.- u l td- lh'lT,n:,i:’s lU draulic Ce \ y nient. Lamlin aud fur .-ale hy 1 union oi.Kj i l\ a co ll”- *3 hales landing hum . mi-hip 11 Mate of Georgia. F.-rsale hy 22 OGDEN A 1 ITNHER.l T NHER. I IME AMILATIIS. | casks 1n,,.- and lj M Laths fr. mM. John.-. N. I:., lading frem brig R- M. Charlton, and for - b* ly b aug 12 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. \ T FJ.ItO < LOTUS. ....sards \. ;ro Cloths, just re.. iv. and nnd fi r -a!,-1 v au 2. KEMPTON k V ERBTII I.U. I)l T'l’Flt. 80 firkins low prioOd Butter,and 25 I ) firkins Goshen Butter. Just received and for 6iile at the Emporium, hy BEABORN GQQDAIL. POTATOES AXUOXIOXS lauding fr. iii 1 .learner Florida, and for sale by • D u j GILBERT. Ij'l'Ol R* -;'.(> hags fresh ground Flour from Cuu . ningbum’h Mills, justanised. For salt* by ttUfC 11 COUEN k i AR\ ER. (IGD FISH. Mackerel and Herring, just received and J for gale by f*ugl7] R. J. GILBERT. ONIONS. —A fresh supply, received by steam or, nnd for sale by (uug 16J H. J. GILBERT. I E AT.—3OO bales prime North River Hay, laud- J 1 ing per schr. Bree ■. for sale bv je 7 KELLEY a f. . Mdl.\ SSKB. Portland choice New Orleans do. For stile by * qug t s \N !!.- i EK k PALM Kg. I ©ST: ii fern ily uao. For sale by A. BON u i>. Hook - i books s i book sTri ite. r.. ia.l by ye-terdny’s steamer a large assortment of new amt interesting works. V e have not time to par ticularize. Cull ami examine. S. S. SIBLEY. W! l’t No. 135 Congress-street. r I ‘A I’o>i \. Robif ttoiUa Pati pt Barby, Corn Starch. 1 and Farina; fresh supplies, just rereived, and for *ale, J. i;. l*. lutbD. I> lO.C‘*| - FKE.—200 bugs: tor-ale bv i septi il. J. GILBERT. IjOTATOES. -10 Id.is. Potato l '-: gooH quality For -ale by [augb, 1 SEA BURN GOODAIJ NEW i LOl 1t.—50 bbls. superfine Baltimore Flour. from new Wheat: landing from s< hr. J. \Y. An derson, and for sale by aug27 it J.Gilbert. I)OTATOES- RJ harr is Domostic Potatoes, for safe l>y snug 29j SEABORN GOODALL. J MiOl it.—loo I l ls, fancy (•enne.-.-ee Flour, land ing thiit day per steamer Alabama, frc ni New \ ork and for sale by OGDEN a BUNKER. II A Y.— Landin ! from brig Philuru. nud fiir sale by aug 10 BRJGH \ M KEI L\ a ( >. IU i/itLA MARKET UKKF.~2O hal I 1 barrel- f. r sale hy 11. J CSTIFJI RT. 1 ) l RX I ! LI 1 i> M.d i.cnL for salc- b J> J. B. .MOORE 6TO, au 12 Gihi-fis’ Building. / tOltN AM) O.ATs. I, r sale t-- arrive, apply v ‘ ('GDF.S ABl NKEK. ‘ ECLJ \ FiD A lot of fine ai 11 fc f) t nrrd Hams For sale by \ n SAPP. > lARPEXTER'S i yi< ‘i.S. A liili nssorlnie® V just received and fur sulr by E. LOVEI.L ----i vMOXS hi t urrcls. lamliug. and for snlehv * f .|t 2S H. J. GILBERT. 11 T I lii i. LEAD. ,7 lbs Will to Lend, pure nd No. 1; hou gall.-. Liu.-cedOil; now lauding, ; and for wdchy aue “9 ‘ JOHN B. M)ORE & CO. I A\ v > tip (■ EG Lit l A.—'l fie Ads of the Session of * J llie Ut “-islaUireof the fltatcol Gi i rgin of IKSI nud 1 7.2; rn civ. il and for sale l*y *- S. SIBLEY, No. I • up *s,street. j ENt EOF( t) I Fl: s 5--A legulnr S'up rJfAv of IHMMEI/f* IMPROM D CofFEE ES i SKM'E, which has Ihumi tested, nud has given satis fiictiuii. \Ma-n used with Ground Coffee, it possessed such streu'.tb .favor, and clarify ing qualities as to uiuke a saviug < t 3 U, per cent . Put up in foil puck* ! ages, 12*.. cents cneb, warranted to please, if not. tho ! inoii.'v wilt he refunded, as it is sold on the warrantee 1 of the manufacturers. XV. O. DICKSON June 22 Whitaker st., cor. Broughton Lune.