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31, |■ jj ■ij .. “j . VOL. 111. DAILY PAPER $4. Siuuuiinil) (Cpfninfl JnunuiL !>vll.V Pu-fill, - - j4'|'Tßl-WKfc:KLY7~ .~ : BY *F. B. niO-'US W. L.VAK, liditor. Xl)\ E ii nSINO R IT Bis. Advertisements inserted .it the following rates.— KOR ONK SqUAIUi OF TEN LINES. One insertion, $0 '* I One month, JO 00 1 Two “ l 00 Two •* lo -00 Three “ l 25 j Tlirce “ 12 50 Tour •• 1 fin I Tour “ 15 oo Five 1 7)1 Six “ 20 00 One week, 2 00 | One year, liO’ OO , ‘•if <• eitra.-ts for yearly advertisiug nifty be made < n liberal terms. L* ;d ii Ivertis.* nrnt s inserted at the usual rates and itrlet care taken that they be published according to • 1 aw. All a lv srttoomants frr.n transient, persons, or strail gars, to he paid for in advance. Hi * privileg e of vc u*ly a lvertisors will bo confineil ri'illy t> their regular badness, and all other adver tisements. u t. pertaining to their regular business, as ’ agreed for. to be paid extra. nijr“ All advertisements sent to this offle.e without dir.vti is as to the nil nb *r of insertions, willin’ pub lisliol daily, until ordered to be discontinued, and charge l accordingly. Till US 1) AY , OCT. *2O, 1 5.,.;. [From the‘New Yofk Herald.J Tlic Toinbii of JQgypt. The ltev. J. I*. Thoinjisuu (lotivet ol a lecture ht the Tabernacle, Now York, last Wednesday, upon thj •* I'oinbs of Egypt.” Tito eoui.non acceptation of the word toui os, and the associ ations connected with tliom by us, do not prop erly apply to the tombs of They have been called* palaces and temples —perhaps pal ace-temples would bo the most proper si-nilieu tion for them. The tomb of Gel/,uni, which was the fids t opened, is a most remarkable one. This temple is entered through a ina -ive doorway, which leads to a staircase i oiil.uuing twcniy tive stops. Vou thou come t** a co: rid >r, yignr foot wide and twuuty-tive in length; pi mg tlirougti this, you arrive at another staircase. Descending, you come to another which 1 -ads i you to a hall supported by pillars : lioui that into the grand hall, supported by twenty-six pillars, perfect in areluioetur . Around this wall are side chambers, oouiaming the sarco phagi of the dead. In one of these was found the marble sarcophagus which is uow exhibite i in the bntisb Aiascuiu. in ail tiiu compart ments of Ibis gruut tomb, the sculptures ur pa - feet, save one whore it is evident that the own er had died previous to the Completion of his designs. The king, when he mounted the throne—the priest, when he commenced lus holy voeatiou—the merchant, when lie coni lueuced bis business —selected the place of bis . burial, and adorned it us bis taste and fortune * might dictate. In this unlinisbed tomb maybe seen the unfinished drafts of the ur tist.w liicli lines were after wards to be gone over by tin-chisel ol lire sculptor. [The lecturer hoi e displayed a dia gram of the grand hull, 20 feels.pa tro, support ed by six pillars. J The givalc.-i to mb* ob served hi Thebes, is the tomb of the ’Aca.issee. The first halt is lib} feet by 70; pa sing thro* r a massive doorway, you come to another ball fit) feet square, with a corridor leading to the gloat pit, which is probably 200 feet deep, in this tomb you can go in a straight lino )20 h- 1, and its total length is J<fi2 feet. Tins 1- all cut out **f the solid rock with the chisel. The whole excavation covers twenty four llioii-aud square lcet, or about out* and a quarter a. i ts. It 1- iu those tombs that We are lo team tile history ot ligyp 1 , aiidatstrio obtain important information a> to the manner and llte domestic life of the Tigyptiaiis. The sculpture to beautifully pro served, or rather was until it fell under the des poiling hand of the .-avail, or the rude grasp ol the unthinking Aiub. The fact that 11 was shut up in the Uiy rock, far Inmi the influence ol any damps or rains, was the cause ol this. The statuary w hich lias only been twenty years iu the public squares of Paris, is much mole de faced than that which has stood for throe thous and years ill the catacombs of Egypt. in the tomb of the harpers, the several cham bers are adorned with pictures of domestic life, and il seems that the owner hail desired that each of his servants should be with him, us there is a chamber and a suitable decoration for each. The Egyptians used three modes of or namenting their tombs. One was that of sculp ture in has relief. The wall waschipped away, leaving the sculpture raised from it. Another form was to cover the walls with stucco, and the figures were cut into the stucco; ami the third (not often used) w*ns that of painting up on the stucco. Iu the same tomb are a series of illustrations of the Egyptian kitchens. It is plaiu they were no vegetarians, (a laugh.) for there you may sue that oxen are being roasted whole, meat is being minced, and . there is a hanging shelf to preserve the meat from the at- ! tucks of rats aUd other v •rmin. Then you may , see the company seated, the servants passing from one to another, and the feast served. 111 , j unothei chamber we find the furniture of the Egyptians—not the rude articles which we would suppose would ho used at that time, but furniture as handsome, as rich and as delicate as that of uuy fashionable drawing room. The beautifully painted chairs are not covered with linen, but every body can see their workman ship. In another chamber we find porcelain vases, busons, ewers, ami ladies’ fans. In anoth er chamber are drawings of agricultural imple- ! meuis : and you may see the rude plough, which is yet in use in Egypt. In the llelzoni toiub there is a drawing of a cow of the same species ns are now so commou in Egypt. Again, in the same chntubcts wo see the sports and games j of the people depicted, and hero are portrayed i all the sport of the gymnast, several of which j it would puzzle the muscular men of our day * to imitate. Again, wo see depicted upon these , walls the triumphal procession.- offhe kings— j these are their books of chronicles. l)y them, too, we learn tho barbarity of the Wars of the , Egyptians. Weave the scribe''counting before the ! King the headsof bis victims,or taking recount “l j tho light hands—and sometimes the mutilated j bodies of the prisoners dragged at the chariot j wheels of the conqueror. The slavery hislitu- I tion is also portrayed, and we see one iustauco.) where a slave has evidently no taste for the j business in which .-he is engaged. .She is hold- { jug a basin for her queen, who, having taken an overdose of wine, is relieving herself of it as i rapidly as possible: and iu not the most pi. a- ; sant manner. In tho tomb ol'Tophnes, a mon arch cotemporary w ith the exodus of tliacbil- j dron of Israel, we see displayed the whole pro- j cess of brick making with straw, iij precisely \ tho same manner that bricks are made now iu j Egypt. The diagrams which I show you are i correct copies of tho drawings upon t lie walls j of this tomb, and you will see tho task masters are placed over the workmen as described in tho Rook of (jeuesia. In these tombs, also, we find evidences that ; the trades of the carpenter, boat builder, car- ! viage maker, and even the gla.-sblowcr, were known and practised in Egypt three thousand ; years ago. These tombs, also, give ns un in sight [into the philosophy of the Egyptians. : Why should they dedicate their entire worldly wealth to this purpose if they did not believe in the immortality of the soul and tho imperish ability of the body, and that at some time, per haps far distant, that soul would return to re- i animate that body? On ono of these tombs is 1 displayed a picture of human life, no less re markable than tin t from the pencil of the la mented C'ole. In one place a number of per son-are seen engaged in their daily vocations; the scene changes, and we seo them go down 1 to Hades; far beyond can bp descried that bcautilul symbol of immortality, a little child sitting b'*tvve>.n winged globes and in many other placet can be found paintings and sculp tures proving the refinement of tho Egyptians. >’ * that there is no doubt that wlmt we praise as the Augustan Age of art, and the Golden Age of letters, was anticipated in Egypt two I thousand years before. Iu the tomb of Eoni , llas.-uu, older than any tomb yet opened, i found a ball, built in a style so much resunib Hug the Doric that it jnust b.tviS suggested it. In the same tomb I saw tho picture of a bird about tho si/e of a cunnr.v. which, though paint ed iu fresco at least three thousand and live hundred years ago.’ was as ires It and as bcatiti , ful as over. tSomc of the paintings:, those con taining sovoval figures, show that the Egyptians uul a knowledge ot perspective, ‘tin* onlv 1 failure in their painting is the want ot persp-c ----tivo iu landscapes. The tomb ofwhich i have jint spoken was that of a private individual. And the giveks borrowed not only art, lull the ’ ologv froin Egypt. The lecturer here drew a glowing picture ol the wealth an I splendor ■<! ‘ ancient Egypt. fn thecourso of which he s . i 1 that the work.- of ii- sculptors, if not so d*li ente, were pioro life-like and spirited than th of Greece, and superior to those ol Nineveh. 111 tho knowledge of architecture, geology and philosophy, the Egyptians were probably snpc rior to any cntcikporanequs p i.plo. Yet all | ibis has passed away; both Egypt and her conquerors have perished, and in another ,r;,- .martyrs sheltered theins lw< from persecution iu the tombs which have been 1 described ; and ever ami anon the name of Diocletian shows the power from which they i tied. Now the tombs Are used onlv for the habitation of the savnn, and tho war.during . Arabs hido in them, rtir G. Wilkin.-.m made j bis private parlor in front of three tombs. The traveller seeks their shelter as he attempts to take Itis noontide meal : but is surround* 1 hy crowd *4’ dirty Arabs, who will sell him Egyptian idols which an ma le in Paris nn I S'*nt out here'to Inf sold to travellers as green ns the verdigrijs which appears 011 them. l(. uui-t carry 11 way something, however, and the beinl of a king, which is yficred t-. him for three dollars, is finally tendefed at the price ol two cents. Tho lecturer closed with reriiiuv the well known -Address to a Mmnmv in the llelzoni Exhibition,- written in London some , years since, by the brothers Smith. j'KU>.>r.S.-Mar-hHull's and K. i G ,rt* frus-e.-. I and line French sin iVu-.-s. al-o „„ e.xtcu.-iw assortment of commou Truss, -. F.*r i, v -•Ptu Jn.k r, & oY. AAS n xt: V v m i-mi- -i/.es; PIOII2I, Poi.it-. 11. . Is. Mv. KecciV • and by lust .steamers, ami for s.dc b v ” : 1 Git U. ‘ \Mi*nt:u>. | PST RfiCKl VED—Anotbcr It. . \ . ♦J ziu s celebrated Soaps ami I*. . f:n„..-N. „i || K . ‘ ’ > ‘• Ar mil CARU 8* HAT b. J M TTKIi, A\ :> Hi:IE I*. ~u ‘1) ed per Uabatoa NeW r,. ; Pork; al •i . v, .. ’ Meet: ami Strictly PrimeGo.-lmn Putter, for-*de by WM.‘ (1,4)1 CK SON. Hay II AY I : -l.v* i, S-< just lanUedfn.a, -Mity, and l‘*>r saly hy j oc ! lu _ _lz ,_c. A. C. JdtMAH. ‘j’KAS.- \ .up, l\ of pood pm... Di MIU k.T'.aS. ill '• aiavi; ; / V riml per R.’ -i ,;,J Mah "■JOIUTA. >:\Yi:u. llrougWon-Rboet pSiiwii aAliwex m:iV .. ..j,.T v . ;f, *#^s I . ..-I ..11,.. r V... 1.1; J ... r... .-ia. I f,,..],. net ... dons A. M,\\ KK. Ilr.u.rl tnii-rtnv,. . OsHEX CHKKSK l <l ~ ( * Klbi-KUi, Olld for spin l.y ■ * ; is* It. -T. OTI.nEKf. t P#tßß & POTATOES: -i : .. ...... fn... . \ i'Mr Au-u.-.a. f„r >:•!,. l. v r i it. j. ottaibht { ‘ vl ’ l-|.AU-n:i jefitJO .. 1 -ir. .1. OII.ISKIIT. j !>. i 1 I.{: -o; SBusTT-.aho.-,"ia„ mvi~, 1 t|.iTsU.ulli.rAl.il...„i„, ...... ;,| nnil.v _ {aeptftfj Si-: A Illill.N O.n .11A1.1,. ( ‘'OEESf:'.—Laodiin.. from stcs’.mdT i 1... i... ’ ‘.T'ui. i.v -i-i di ii..l.cn.iosivr. V i .vs-i’ i'i.” f)i:ns 1, a,:. “■ • nll '--‘’ i •_ J JWII.I’AmuiM ! i .F : iP ‘"'•NiiKit.-i . lw u.r q,.AIto of ‘ ■ l.m n l.in s , r.-jn and rcc.ivvd and -al. I . ” . W . I.isr. d.\. 1 Monument jnre. } SjAli tsOU.l vL POT Vsit. -L. ..... ;, 1( . ‘•> H. .1.4• I bUKUT. 001 i West -i.l.i Market-quHro. ! ! IIH R.—f.ou barrels ttocklaml Lime, lauding i -a* j brig V elasco; for sale hy M !’ 1- BItKJHAM. KKLI.Y A CO. j / OSH KN RTTTKK. —M firkins fre-b (Jo-ben Uut .. b*r. just, received per bark Plight, amt .schr Jhs | ( King, amt for -ale at the Ktiipuriutii. by ot 'T SK -MtOKN (JOOHAI.b. I VKISII I,i.Y K.VS —Hi pier, - vvliolo and half l pieces. Ilunl'ers ami Rielmnlsoim , ei,|. n ..ed I. ,-b I .mens. wurrauteU >. 11 pure Max—Al.-o Mb*m|„.l ami I Brown Diaper Towelling: nuckiibuck .lo; Twilled do- Duinn-k Doylies Scotch. Ilns-ja, Blr.l Kv, and Um k (‘buck Diaper. Ju.st received at lfi* (’..mgrn— -t. S. Cl ItoIILL, A.rt. I UCt ’- -- __ Oibbon’s in.iblimr. | \rEhVET RHtItOYS Ate.~.f.i7nv.vived j ♦ i; 4 Con-gre-s street, eolmvd -ilk Velvet--. 1 .•>- 1 toon do; .plain Black do: figured Dlm-U ,|,. : Superior , Bbu*k l.n didi ('rape; do do lT.di.an do: while and Mark : Crape Lei-,.; Martallne and Tloronco situ- Bonnet and m i; Ribbons, Taffeta nuil Satin do. S (M i; RKLI, AgL No. 1--.4 Coi.gr,— street. • wtfi Gibbon's Bnibling. | 1 > K('101 \ KD per I t tuid Missus Buskins ami Slippers, and for sab* bv fpt 20 lV..Hi;iDr, Git b ii - linage. j 2:. ea hh prime 8ar..,, Shoulder.-. 2o iier,e sngtir-e.urcd Hums. Inn bhis. A. It. Sc C. (Clarified Sugar, yn hints. .Mitscova/hi do. 2u do. Port., Hie. do. •*■- •'” Orleans do. • • bLI-. Bolter. Sugar and S-da Orm kors. Lo boxes Tallow Garnik s, (is and Ns. b‘” do Adamantine Candles, (is. i 2-. do Sporin Candles. u.s. | socasks Hubert's l.oodon Porter, pints. 2ou boxes \o. 1 Pale and l*amily Soap. ’ mo do Golgaf -Pearl Sta.-h. j fiU.Ono Havana s'egnrs. ono bag- 5i,.,,.,,-orted Sizes. boxes Kl.gWdl Pipes. 300 Mils. Baltimore Flour. 5u ,j.. Hiram Smiib'.-Hour. 50 ha :s Georgia Moor, j yon reams Wrapping Pa nor. j I * tiorn s Small l:k.-. For sale bv • WKBSTKit A PAfAIKS. Hams, salsagks. t*nguks. sihfs. - y,. w pi. I lam -. Ilnlo'.'iia Sausage*. Smok.-d Tongues, new Bin on Sides: landing per steamer and for sale l.y ! W. G. DICKSON, j I net 5 C**iWl.ftaker-st and Broughton lane. ‘ I I'k IK'TAS. r ,i„ z . extra la rg’o. w’i t'hw ido Wh vehT; 1 I do*/. No. , 2 •• ‘* 4. I Cotton ami Iron Trucks of the host I•- | K... -..1u l.y (fn.. 1 ] 0. 11. CAMeKI / ,(TTO.\ 01.V5.-llVmit.-e.. I-li..| and Tny V_y lor’f i’ll tent Saw Gins, to suit orders. For sale by (’. 11. CAMPFIKLI), _ o<l l 1 Agent for Manufacturers. ! NEW HOOIxS. I’hc Se, ond War with Eii land, by ,1, T. I (endlcy in two vols. I • Sparing hi Spend; or the Ixiftonk and Pinkertons,bv i j T. S. Artlinr. \ mile,*: t in- City of the Sea. from lledn va.-ion ltyJCa : poleon in 17*.7 to the Ciij.ilnlation to Radt/.ky in 184*.*, •Ve.. by Kdinumi Flagg, lleeeivedbv CIT.BKDG F, &. RRO’fll I’B. Y 1 ■'i.t. 1: \ lot vl naeivvd. including .I ITenotlo. Veilka. Gift. large. :Imm aud : iiia[l Plantation. Fustainente. Union. ’ lb alia. Fe noiu no and Genniuc Bio 11 undos, (’nil j . cent the \ PoTI!!'.('ARILS’ HALL. 1 j S _ _ f : I JOTATOE J - “*t 16 W BUS fLR A* PA LM MS \ o. ffipORTOHICO SUGAR. 11 • lihds.: for sale by •'* ptJ U. J. GILBERT. . e l i • 1 Vll -. 1 QjOOO N 1 La Noriujsa abd others; (br j M -ale by IIYI, \ N I) & O’NKILL. ; T'udcr Martlial! Uou; I SAVANNAH, TIirKSDAV APTKItNOON, OCTORKR 20. lK r >:?. SPRING ARRANGEMENT, m Till: LIVLRPGOI. \XI PHI LA STKAM.-HIP COMPANY “ uim ii, " r s, --“ CITY *>K Pllll.A DIILPIHA. now being built. ! , CITY <l M A NCII LS'I'KR. 21 Bo tons.Ci.pl. R. ladtcb, CITY OP GLASGOW, I'dO lons, Capl.W in. W v lie FROM I'lril.A DELI’II I \. City of Glasgow Thursday, Mnr 31. is:,:: I City of Muncho-ter....Saturday, April 2... lv.:< City of Glasgow Saturday. Mav 14. lsf:s “f Mam besUT.... Saturday. June 11, lead Citv of Glasgow Saturday. July 2, ISO3 FROM LIVERPOOL.’ City of Mam |tester...'Veilnesdnv . Mar 30, IS:-:*. ; Cil v of Glasgow* \\ ednesdav. April 20. IS.'.;! ( il v of Mauchcster.. “ ednesdn'y. May IS. 1N53 fitv ofGlnsg .w Wednesday. Junes, is*,;; City ol Manchester...” ediu-duv. Julv o! ISO3 R \tes us I’.assag 1:, PROM run.voki.i iiiv. 1 FROM uv litrodi.. j Saioun Berths i*u |Y„| Sulravn Berths...2o Guinean Midship •* r;, .. (Midship •• ...lo Forward “ .* *• |Foiward •• ...13 “ I m inding Steward’s Fees. Til 1K D CLASS PASSENGERS. ’ limited number of Third (’lass Pas.-ei.gers will be tHkcn from PliUaddphla and Liverpool and found in : provision*. From Philadelphia .*2O | From Liverpool 35 Certificates of pa-age will he issmsl here !n parties who an* desirous of bringing out their friend* at cor responding rates. Pratts 01, the Agents and tho Rank of Ireland from 1 Cl and upwards. If MJKbitl l’*'\G>nDSUUs. PFR TON. Bib- * t lading lor g.*oJs from Havre signed bv the agents there, through lo Philadelphia at s2 ±\., per An experieu*ed surgeon will he carried on emd. . siiip. All coo,! sent to the \ gents iu Philadelphia and Liv erpool. will he forwarded with eeom-mv and dispatch, j For freight or passage apply to TIPL'tAS RICHARDSON. 0 Walnut st.. Phila and 11 P.xelmnge Place. \ Y. PADHLKGRD. FAY A C* * . Bav -t.. Savannah. , RICH VRDSON, BROTHF.RS A C*L. *-!*'• n Uf-erpo 1. HERON'S UKG rI. Ali PA( IvET LI Y E Philadelphia and Savannah, Tin* following ves.-el> eomprl/.,* this Line, and will sail about exerv two weeks, \ i/, : Schr. JULI A Bl.f/A, Capl. IfiflßFK. do. J.II H iLMLs, do. 1.,.,,..* ’do. DART. do. Somers •I ~ C. A. GR MIN Kit, do. Ih.TLHSox: The Vessels are tir-g , lass s.-hooners. and eoinmand ed hy captains expert ed in the irade. and who will •*- their bed ions t,...1*-.* sati-fartion to the -bo pens. Fortnight dr passage Omving good anouum - da lion* tor passage) apply to WILTS & BUUNDAGK. No. 72 Ik.v.street. Savannah. lIF.RG.N .v MARTIN. tnarll No North Wharvos, Pliihulelphin. riIEMIUM SEWING BIRDS. Tim e u-efu! end justly eelel.ratnl Rirds arc otTorW the Original ManufacUirer*, and 0 Ladies, as articles wiii. li in point of useful , huauty.and durability, eauuut be-... passed. But it beauty was tho only ground upon which we, .ml, | rei-otiunend them, we too would he ready to exclaim. I have enough of such. But how often do we see the fiirform of woman, and the natural heauiv which • Ib a-.e:, I.: -O kindly given her, materially lessened I hva drooping form, tho natural ronsoquemv of sew- I tug in an unfavorable position ‘ Ladies, we trust that w,. „re not -eying two much when wo tell vou. that ut the many-thou-amls already intr.nlueed. and in cm stunt u-e. none say aught against them. Address or ’ ‘ • J J. A. MA Y KR. I !• lIESH .-( PiM.IJ.S received pel ‘iu.-!.ip Alabama : ;;o vht Wjut* Fresh Prunes, ‘ ,O ,|rn w ‘-'"fill idw Turkey Figs, i g% W *2lol.o<e.Clu-.erl(ai-iu-. ‘ ‘tali..,, Macaroni, white and yellow Vermicelli, Pearl. P.arluv . G. :o see self-r,.i-ing K'nur. Butter. Sugar, Pic •Jicai.d Soda Cra-kevs, Pig llaius. Smoked Tongues. ; , Bologna Sji usage.- and Slunk. >1 Beef. w 0. DICKSON, apr 7 corner Whitaker stand Hruughtuu-lnno. V KIV HOOICS—The Mud Cabin; or the Glmr 4 N aeteraml Tend.-m ) of Briti-b In-ti! .'lion, as il- j 1.-rat’ and in t;.eb , .*rcct upon Human Character ami . De.stl y, hy W arren Jgliam. ‘1 !*.e 1 or ;> I V. ill; or Giiiue and Retrihjjtion, hy Km- ! •*1 -on Rennott. The U Bile Cruiser: or the Fateot'tbe IJuln ard of,by N.si lluntllne. F.ditli's Legacy; or the Long Wood of the Grange, by ! the author of Adelaide Liml-nv. Jane Seton: or. the Kings \ lvon.tr: by James’ ! Giant, author of ** KotjUiDn* of War.’ Ac. Ac. The .Rudiments of Building: fr the nseofAivl.i te ts. Builders. Draughtsmen. Macbinisls. I.ngim-c-s. 1 and Mechanics: hy John Bullock. The Itch, ! Seoul: a Romance of the American Revo lution, bv Aria A-1.l ml. Violet, ihe DiiiisjuU‘v:or Courtship and Wedlock by the autb .r <f • The ftiet,’* •Wurnimr u. Wivca.” Biirinim s News. N,,.4d. Pulliam's Magazine, for OctolMT. Received by .a t 4 CUBBKDGF. A BIUVniKR. i AGENCIES. The umb-r igiicd i- \gent for the sule ol 5 Ut4![.• (Jn.rgla I!ai r .Hill Stour, dre-sed M,, ‘l fur.ii-bed with all the uccssary Irons complete fur running—is also prepared to turnish French Burr, Cologne and Ksopus .Mill Stones af every dinicusi ni. Wilder's Patent Fire-Proof Safe*, A I M AVlil V. TL'MR’s I‘UIUES- Burns x Griswold's Sen J - land Collou uud Oottou Saw Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the most compel.'ijt of any iu use ht pre-cut. Specimens of all the above to he seen at the Ware house, 171 B vv-sT.. SWANNvn. fabGH ‘> 11 CA M I’l l FLD. MORE NEW BOOKS. j > KCK! VF.J) by S. S. SIBLKY. I u. -day, Sept. 20th. j Tie Lnglivl, Soldier in the United States Armv. The Adventures ul Mr. and Mrs. Sand Bovs', wlm I came up to Loudon tojmjny (iiem-elv,-.-; bv H. Mav- . b: v.-aud G. Uruikshank. Thu Kickleburys on the Rhine: by ‘V M Tlmckenry 1 Faust—a Bomamaof the Stcrct Tribunals; by G 1 U M Reynolds. David Copperlkdd the Younger: by C Dickens. Til Life and Adventure* olCliailesChestertl.M. the Youlb of Genius; by tht author if Pettiest (Soveru- TbeJli-tory of St. Giles and St. James: hy Douglas : J* : I old. Fs.,. J I Von,more Cooper’s Novels. The Golden Kagte, or the Privateer of'7o; by Sy 1 1 vaults CoLb. Jr. The Couni.'-s.of D.vC|.arney, a Sequel to Six \ ears , Later; by Alexander Dumas'. Barn (infs Illustrated News. S lenson s Pielorlal. For sale at No. 135 Congress afreet. sept 21 NKAV HOOKS. Lee Hi nt/.’ last work Ib-len and Arthur: or MW Thusa’s Splnuin: ‘Vhrel. I-mu* Laq.ledum, hy Alexander Bunins--Mlustrnted. R.nle.ick Hie Rover: or the Spirit nl Ihe Wave, hy Lieut. Murrav. Th • Boyhood of Great Men: intended as an example to youth, willi illustrations. Father Gava/./.i - Isa ttires in New York.with Ids life, | and Reports of his addresses. iuTtaliau. to hiseounti v men m New York. The Dressmaker ami Milliner’- Guide.nml Report of the P .ris. Isjndoit and American Fashions, l.v Samuel T. Taylor. >ix Year’s Later or tbo Taking of Bartille, by Alexi.n (te. Dumas Red King the Corson CliiuOaiu, a Romance of the ocean; l.v Hairy Hazel. J! irnum’s News. No. 28. (• us Howard—further sup].|y received hv .inly 13 .1. b. n p.b; dgi I>KC’EIVEI> per steamer ‘ugns’a—ld 1,h1.-*. I Apples. 2(1 do. Potatoes, K* do. I tceker’s Patent belt raising Flour, in 0.12 and 21 lb. package-; 3 hh|s. • xtr:. Pig 1 lams, 2do do. Pig park, l do new Halifax Pickll Salmon. 1 do. Tongues and Sounds, Fulton Market Beef, Smoked do., new Mackerel, .*<•. For sale ht ALK.v ANBHR'S, sept 27 Cor. Bull and Cotigre—-sts.. ‘li.uunn'iit-.->|. I i API*: SKED OIL, tbr Machinery’ JU.-t te- I A- ccivod and for sale by . net 11 J. n MGGBK A CO. j / lAXTOA’ (JIXGEIt PRESERVES. - \ 2n cases, for sale by ‘m*l 14 H. .L OILIIRRT. MVNTIM.AS. TALMAs. Ac - Clidh. SilkTSatin and YcLet Mantillas: Cloth. Bilk, Satin and \ ci vet Talmas. “I the latest and most approved styles; l.y recent arnval-.at KF.MPTG.N A VKBSTILLK'S. 72 St. Juliett and lus Bryan-strrets, 18 Wart fig’s Kongo. MASON’S BL \( KtMJ. *ur liiy to suit purchasers, hv 11. J. tiII.BURT. *P -N> _ * O'l- -600 Bu-hels Prime Alarvlan i ( }i : reived and for sale by P. L. CONS LANTIN L, sept Id Fpot of Barnard street. OILS* 100 bbls. Lamp uii: 25 hlda. Tanner's nil: •"*0 do Linseed ,1,..: for sale hv fiept 1 11. J GILBERT, West side Market er MOOKII.VTI-; IM l* Alt, TI A I.—l ,\ UKPI! V l)B.\T~ J IST. SPUING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, FOR isud. Goo. S. Nichols. * iffr’lffc Ne'w York, where l.e’h!.- 1). ■!*.'.’ select il!” customers to look at tin* following which are g.-d and fashionably niade iuHlolferedonruu.sniml.do terms. Men's Clothing. ‘ Tft Men’- Blue, Black. Frock amt Dress Coats. 750 do. Caslmteroi. Drop D'Kte. Merino. \lpiea.Twe,.,| Planter s Linen, Cream Linen, Gras- Liueu Fr..ek 1 and JJaek Coats. s 23d Merino, Alpaca. I.inon Drill aud Cott. i, Round Jackets. ::.(• t';.m*\ Silk. Satin. Alpaca. Linen, Whit.- aud Ii ,'d 1 .Marseilles Vests. fit Hi White and Fancy Colored Shirt all qualities. 350 Under.-Idrt- nnd Drawers. do *b. Boys’ Clothing. As notice was given that 1 w.-ntd .... largely into i!„. Boy.-’ Clothing. 1 would inf •nu ib.-in that I'h ive the ! largest assorknent in .in*Store in Hit* South, aud will ; Ih* hold cheap and at om-pvi. e :-Hl Boys Frock Coats, and Sacks of alt kinds and quality. 70(1 Boys’ Kopnd Jackets. f great variety. 650 do. Cas.-imere. Drilling. Alpac-. Dra x Di n- Pants. 300 .to. Silk. Valencia and Marseilles Vests. : cat va -250 do White amt Col'd. Shirts, from sto Id vear old. 75 Small Cbil lrcu’s Suits. Kilts, amt little Sacks, a.- ‘ I sorted. Also a go.>d supply of Boys’ Drawers, iu fact a eom plesc outfit l"i 8.-y-i f any a • at n monißUl's notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs, Cravat.-. So., ks. Gloves, Susnenpers, M..110V Bells, n.il,lron's Bells. ( mill.-. Brush.- Neck ties. Port Momus.CardUa-e-. ('..liars I inhr. llas.Sal. I. el-. Carpet hags. Ostrich Feather Dustrra, ( at l.ink- Shoulder Itriwes.Cnps. Ac.. Ac. Tl.o-.- in want will, now find n full assortment ..f the above at the CL.ih ing Store. No. 160 and t'.fi. (Jjbhon-’ Range. mar 25 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. 31 Ks. DOF, No. 17 BARN VHI* STREET Takes thiimethnd of informing V..>T the Lo.li, of Sa * annuli aud u A , ’ . \ /’ einity. (hut -he ha- on b ,u.l wir*- land will bceon-tantlv receiving a large and fi.sl.ionable n--orti... !.t of Ron- **-&f&Z* nets. ItibU.ns Caps. Flowers. Buttons, Combs, Man titles, stn.w Trimmings, etc., etc. P. S. All orders IV.an the country pr..imdlv alien dod to. fin... ..ei 2fi AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE, 170 BAV ST. -S \Y \NN AH. (SA. Ibe .-"fi-erib.-r pret a red I. , %v Ln ui-bed Pbmi. r-.l ounti v ‘l-r 1:1 Vir. U Hill,. 11l 1 iiipl.-nioilti.. l\'ii.-i>linu i liktly ~f n.u g l,..c t i!ti,,i.„-.. I Inrrown, C.'ru .-li.-il. r-. Straw Cilll.-r>. 1'.m.1.T mi I linn.l Com Mill.. I Mill.. Smut Miil.. II .. U,.| PwUwa, Grain Crittll*!; icriiln, gniar umlbush Soylbe,: Hi.... . 1'” .1-.. r.„„ / r. /■„,./ II lun.l-. Mill nit.l I'.. 01. (I, ■,!•!„■;. Mill IV .-k. mi I j Mill Iron,-. Saw tiluitumm... 1......,.. r Him,.. , Mill Sic-..is. H.-.l D.it. li tint-lii.r Ix.ltii.a Cloths: 11...: K.ir.lnu .V Tnnnbijlr. |.,iti „t 11,1’,,,,,j.„. „„j ! grain I'ln-i.ali. r.... vnrimif mnkiT.. lil.-.k,. - l'ui. iii (.I,i„ Fir.- fmor l'uint. Uy.lri.uli,, < Villi',lt n.,.1 ~,1. i,„.| I'laskw, In .| i .nlil v : 1 1.,..t -|~ rm i.n,l otln-r nils lnr lum|>.-, |, ,int ninl ilia rhinor. : |,nl,ml Iralliur llolling. .InuMe i.n.l ..ingle limn 2 1,. IS in, lii'ii wi.lil,: i|i.-|„.l > .. in. i.t. .1 „„1 >■'■l'l'. r-ri,.l. .1: In.li:, llul.Uir : .mil I |.|,. nl ull 1V1.111,,11,1,.1,1 line mill I-ieker siring 1,e:,U,.V. I'.inner Itivel. inel ll,ire-. Ilnieil;,...* |i,ilenl Ii /*.""/'•. eln'in l'm,i|'. livilrnulie lin iii n. I.u I m till Colli',* nlli.-r Innlie;... U|,|.r..v,.,l .ire, nn.l I Intel,. at*, w.ual nn.l I ,1 Ann-’ Sli nei-„,„l Kuilfsli pill,'lit m.,i ern II lines, nnj Aui,'ri,„ii 1,.-.t j uniliufileture.! li es. „|| huv ue, nll'e ! Knrks. I'hi.el*, llsln.in r . ~„i Nails. „—r1.:.1: gne.len ! *n.l en,ml IVh. , e..|, .„ „„r.-1,1 .l„re , Trunks, pill pin,l .rill, nmulei’ nn.l l.eani Seulcs, „l i nil i/.e*; U ire Cl,nli. ~ ... |.|:iai:s ntisns.MiLF. I,.„||S eCCIMJIOUITISO. Wool, Hides, rurs and Bees’ War, inn l■ HT ul :.JI 111,,,.,. „n.l p„.,l 1,. |, , „, r ,.„| . mnrkel pri.e*. FH AS. 11. C.V.MI'KIKUJ.. 1 tub 3 i NEW WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELKY, AND r.VNCY STOKE. X. I I- H.'iKiniii.m-Kt., . .0-0 Mil. TU INi'l * 51,.1N. M nmT.irtarar nl Mi e,..p,',-i Pillv ini,,-,,,, be . - :„„l Ihe p.ii ..eii,•mil, lien 1,.- ! , in I np Ibe ’ Mere II- lir m 1,.,.,, ... Ul, • !„■ P, ■, |. 1 I |*nii:m. nl bnilinii. nn.l,,„ri-i lie Jewelry lineines* ; in Us \ „ri,m.. bmmlus. U'Uban. C 1.,. ks. T.m il I'lnrks. •"'"•I ‘ll-1 -..leneli V. A,'.. .V, .. ~]e..|in-1 „l„l ratmiri-l “'ll* Ii ‘l it.-!, t,n,| ~ n r,,in,-.1 New rimliinn .l,'w ~|ry ! I Fn lie, il.swlsi.liJl J,*ei iplions ..„IJ -,l lie- Inw.-t p,'„*,.* I’*.*.'i 1,1,'. N I! Vnv Wit trie ('ln. k. ie. lb„t ennilnl In- tv 1 piiirisl l,y ~il„ r iral, lannkii,*. I .In |,„,| be repi,]|.,sl by me t„-,,l i-T „ , i„„ „n l „ „rr:,„ie.|. “,’V I Iv l.'i: \ NIT* s'l'l'lN. 1 THIRTY HOUR STRIKE Ll. Via CLOCKS JEWELED. THESE Clock • are <*on trin ted at <cn.-ide rable extra c\|'<'ii.-*') witli a particular re- \ it” (S--h 8 gtird to durability, thcinnd .-critnis objee tiou to the lever—the wearing of the points of the balance sha! I and screw-. tbe <>nse juent increase offrkti.iu ami decrea.-e in motion utter running a rtiorl tiuu—living ol.viuted by tlu* use of a pollsliedstone jewel, struigbt pivot or bearings,instead of points to the balance shal l. They arc eased iu beautiful east Iron, ornamented frames, and warranted to be us per feet tlmv-keepers as the best urn in u.se. For sale ul the Jew dry Store, 122 Congress-si. fob 5. boots and SHOES. Just received from Philadelphia, a choice lot, >f bullies’ Gaiters. Ties an.l Slippers \l.-o. Gentlemen's line C-.ngre.-. (bii*.*rs. Patent Leath er Pumps. Pump Sole Boots. ,te. Titos** who desire a g"o*l ni t i- le arc inviled to cult and lc supplied. | may IS W. IIF.I DT. Gibl.,.n- Range. CAMi’HINE AND BURNING FLUID. Jt ST received 2U bbls. oftlieals-Vc, which ■ i’jf “ • ll l,, ‘ ‘"I'l by tin* barrel or “tln*rw i-e. at lbr | (> |f J lowest prices. Arrangi-inentd will In* enter B9EmU< o supply dealers. j*u 26 J. J; MAlftllCW. BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! AT SIBI,K\ S BOOK SMItE, No. 13 1 Congress -in*. 1. \I-I*: Ri:CEt\i:| *■ many New Bunk v.* * •r. I m . \ > that we cannot find timoi. , ...imerale them. From ‘ Grave to ti.xy.” Literarv. Seie.ititir. numerous, and interesting. We invite our friends to , : ,H and examine. Graham's Maga/im* tor July; (i. ley ’s Lmlvs* Rook; BlaeMvo.-I's Magazine: Burn mil's ll[u.-trati*it News; • il.-a-,,n s Pietorul. a* . June 22 NEW HOOKS! NEW HOOKS!! Rm eiviNl l.v S. s. fiIBLKY, I Inn-lav. JuL\ 14th Margaret Pen hat. by the mithorol •Amy Herbert,” | Ac. Edited l.y Rev Win S well. ! Father Ga*/a*/.*/.rs Locinres in New York, with his I Life, eorreeted ml nuthori/ed l.v liimseif. Miineseu’s Serial and Melliuduf tea. lung (In* French Language. Lives of the Presidents of tho United Sjtfttes. with skelid.es.*f BeiniukHbio Events. Helen and Arthur, nr Mi-sThnsa's Spinning W heel; a Novel- -by Miss Caroline I Life nn.l \d ventures of Valleutino \ *x. the Ventril oquist; by Henry Coekton. a most humorous work. ALSO, A I I I. I'llKK SI PPLY OF Yankee Notions, or tin* Whittling* of .!• natban's \ Jack Knife. Beantifullv illiistnitc-l. Yillette. bv ( liner Roll. Tie* Swamp Sti ed. Tile Corsair Chieftain. Ilnz.-I's n.w ‘ea Story. Wild Sports of tho West: hy Wm 11 Maxwell. Major Jon.- 'ourlship. Major J Travels. Cl.ronbdesof Phieville. R.ateriek the Rover. Nathalie. 11 Tale: by Julia Kavannh. Six Years Later, m* tin* Taking of theßustlHe. Ac. Ac. For sab*wt No. 135. t.'ong* ■ • -* ~3 U NEW BOOKS. | OiriSE ELTON; or Things Se.-n and lleanl. 11 1 I j Novel: by Mrs. .Miirv Herndon. Wild Jack: *.r iln* Staten (Miami Child—a si .deli from life, together with highly iu tores t ing stories: l.v Caroline Lee llentz. Sam Slick's Wise Saws nnd Modern lusbu.ees; or W lint he said, did nr invented. Antifuwati. isin—A Tulc of the Smith: b\ Mi.-s ‘dar thn 11 nine Butt. Nancy Waterman; or Woman's Faith TriuinphunU n story of Now York Citv : by C. F. Rainington. Lnfilto, the Pirate..ftlieGult: by J. 11. Ingraham The Empress of (lie 1-I,*s; or ihe Lake Rravo: t.y Charlev Clew Hue. N* labilities in Fnmre and England- w ill. an nativ Mography : by Philaretto Charles, Piofes-or .-t the 1 Paris Institute. Harry Coverdale'* Courtship, nnd what came of it : I by the author of •Frank Fairloigh,” “ Lonis Aruii- j dell.” .to. /fee. Volume 1, Putnam’s Magazine, bound ueatly in ! . F art her mu |.ply of My Nhvel. Ibirnuin's News. N<>. 2 ■ Arthur’s ‘lagazim* for.lime. Received l*y [juut*7| J B J miVllnliW. W J —III IIW m I WWV3 ui/sisuss ihui:< rouii. S.M. PKi'TINGII.LA CO'S \DVERTISING \GKNCY. iO2 NASSAU STIIKKT, M.W X ■ *ltK. And .Vo. 10 Slat C-sDot.', JPnton. P. A Cos. ure Agents for the most Influentia! uud lar gest circulating CommoreialPapers both in U.e United Slat ; and flu*Canadas. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. su;si4.a:i;\s CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR BAKING POWDERS, /••(• tti.iithh.il, m-d l\<Jut mul ’ tiis.-m!. hV.i.K Kite , mu/./ ( ~*.*, t\lstr;. Nie CC.O. ('.. it, riMll.S isthemost - *.:., and. u- fnl.. onveid-nt.an 1 1 healthy eon nnd in ext t,m . .. i Blsviit-,('akes,Pa.-trv. Puddings. Ac., will, either U b, :,i I:ve.li.Uinn or liuekwheai Flour. Hi- anii.di-p.-nsil -• article irf the eiilinarx departments ot every t.uMh..id c-tabU-limenl amt there is noCook or Ib*u-ekeej ern, ereali-'ii who will be wiilmut ii after h.v.ng : .it lx tried it. S-dd by the principal. Ho. .i*: an l Dm. . Opinions of tho Press. Those who have trie-1 it. Imvc found that the ad* r tiscuieut di*es tmt vaunt il- , rr*i f,., hi ihl v. - / , liamr rtoruium and Jfitrihd. V ■ lfi, H53.’ Housekeeper-who liaveu-st. and the qualify of tl.is ! 1 powder, pr.uiom.ee ununtu.omdy in its f..\otv /, r ,rt iMilyt'oitri. r. 11 -orpa-es everything in tin- way of ri-in't. weever vet saw u.-ed ill Il.e linking of . *„e nj .1,. ate J /:■ /ist r. .1 pr 7 15. Ixs:'.. This i- an article us uteli utiiit v in various kinds of cookery , that when its virtue-be ..uu l properl > known no housekeeper that studies . *iufrt( and e. om ii.v. will w illiugiy do without it.-A. ). 1\ . M,,j .1. 1 1663. No one need he itateto use Durkee’s all itn|ortiml article t.. liuusckeeia-r.- /.rmiihutn A G’"/. i-:-. IT. Is;,;;. Would vou have light h ead.sweef bread,bread that, you can eat with,, good relish, do not forget to , ure Durk. e s Baking IV.wdot , and vou will not ;..il to i ftvq ; bread.ea!, a., froy l< Uy t, n . .1/ u 21. 1552. We have tried lbi <article and can recommend it with pevfVi-t confidence. —(,/'C Jtr.Jnty. U. *2. Durkee s Baking Powder we have tried nt.xu* lou.-e ami our -boiler liaif was jwtoniahwl at the re.-utt.- V. ) t> /’ -/ o> ‘ 23. 1 >52. All good housewives will rejoice in and glorify the “ail iG.rkee. after they have given hi- Baking Powder a fairtiinl.- Ace y„J N, - .< r t. 1x.,*2 Durkee s linking t’ow b r. uudoubtedh the best nrti , ele f,.r this purp-'se that ha- yet been di . nyred A 1 F. Ihtfrhnum. /•:/. 12. ls .3. The highest commendations, from hundreds of the largest and m -I respoetaMe wholesale limi-es iu thi-. ; and nearly exarv large Citv on this Continent, could , bogiv.*,, if space allowed it. | 1.- The article i- warranted lo give sali faction. - i •’ u„!\ <\,*h ,-!l Uprompt yjilUd. j 1*:. IL DI RK Hi*;. Solo Propriotor and Manufacturer, j W hole-.ilc Dealer in .< and Soda. (V.'iu.i of furlnr, Sup I ! Carl. Sod *. dug I’.xtracts, W~x M,.U lies. /c. - 1.51# \Ya!i*-s(md,\. n \oik. nug 17 ;;m Mi*: im im.i ii i*: -** *u %. \ i^7a~M,Tiu.eut, . of Me.li. ino Chests, of pure Mahogany aud Black W limit, nl all prices; tot* sale hv June 2 * J.NO. B. MOtiRK AC >. < tOM.K t*:ss \\ YTEH,"no w landing from j \ bark M.xaet,warranted to l-e a-iuiiii.-. and u-, .-uGy bottl ‘d. A supply “l it i- kept . •o-lautiv in ice. j j r •• J . W. LI NC )L.\ . Monument.. qr. I \R. 5! • K I*'. .\I •'.' ** , fi 'nal-'d Rat De-trov*r. I * tor tit*: <b*st ru.tio'i ■>t Rai- ('rows, W',.!v.--. Corus </> .. Ac, For sale at the Vpotheeai x - It:.!!, bv July 27 .1. K. DfiF-mi). I > \n\V VY *S Re. 1) lie! -I rail Mains. \ fre-h t I l •Ui'i'ly juslre en.d Ml lb •Ap .it, mV- H dl. .< jwly -I J. K. Di.F IRI). * nK. McL.YYIi'S . -lehrate l Livvr Pills, in Sick tleadaeiie and all bilious complaints, they are surpa- ed by irv.ie. A tYe di supply ju-t roceived.at Apothecary's Hall, by July 27 J. E. Dt:F >UD. |UL UO\ M r ... I- ~i Beef, re r •*••*’ •** 1 by Steamer and for mUo by julv 1 Ii.j.GILBERT. / (OS II id \ HI FT :: U. I I .. . received le. \ I -leaner aud for sale bv July I • 11. J. GILBERT. J lIM .V'S’ W'll ITE l> I. AIN I: \ - uperi. -r arimn I j just received. SPENCER (TRIG 1.1, Agt, ffcb 25 154 Ooogretifl st Uilibn* ’ oiiil'ling. Ur Bl I F W \.-;|i.U 5 GIG ‘III ‘, . i op . make sorted sizes, just received and for sate bv K L*\ j. 1.1. | i lI.\RKT WlN*': —ln whole .'lll'l half.*:, k.- ! V Old boxes for sale by \ !*. *\ U l. july 15 Corner of Bay ami W bitaker -t ----1 MNE M KM I I CHINTZ l roueI.MI.I 1.1. lab t Furniture Chintz, in Bunches and Stripes f.-r I Laid GuiKs and Bordering, at I may 20 ‘ IvKMPTON A* VEU.STII.LE'S. | tOl BLK \ND.SINGLE BARKEI.LLDGUNS.— 1 / Just received and for sale by mar 81 E. LOV33LL | 1 AY. 125 bundles LI ay, lauding per seliootn* at 1 1 aruet For sale by aprti BRIG 11 AM. KELLY AG n.\sis. 600 best Bal tiiuore cured Hums, nu;d iug from selir Kdua C. -or sale hv apt* 13 BRIGHAM, KEt.LY A* CO. (Gj.YKIOT WIXF. —an boxes ('bateau Mortruux. J Chateau Lafitte. St. Julian, St. Emillion. For sale by l. 1.24| A. BON AUD. JA W*4 OF GEOUK 14 . A few copies of tl*.* J late AetMof tiu* Legislature of the Stale of Geor gia, received uud for Side by S. S. SIBLKY. juno 1 1 No. 135, Congress-street. 11 hi:, 1. \ r.is, |,|,A.*i'i.:ii.’ chjiknT’ ~.i ! J Plastering Hair. —A Constant supply of the above articles for sale by may 12 REbGI \'*!. KHLI Y ac, >. Ifi sio Ns \ Mi.'i; • FKS . civudl Jr r. and for side by | may 27 ’ 11. J. GILBERT. MKSS I’ORK AND BEEF.- 30 fi! !.-. „ew M. -s Pork*. 100 bbls. new .Mess Beef. Just reeuvied nd : r aUI b\ tbb'2l WKBSTKK .v P.\ LMES. I .lIRD4 HAY. >* bun,lb - prime *\mboy 1 V 1111V, landing per selir. North State and for sale j by jjolf.J BRIGHAM, KELLY £ Ci>. ’ 1 Il'll'IIISH. I.in-rcl -Ml Hun, 1 \ ing Fluid. .1 list received uud for -ale by ] may 5 J. R. M(k)UE A CO. I n.\ 1 \ lew I,;.!, sol 1 1 ■ue : i’ 1! i j. in for Haiti by SEABORN GOODALL. I jttly 12 ! )OT ATOF.S...t few bbls . .i. Mec er P I toes, just roeeived aud for sale l**w by j july 12 • SKA It >UX GOODALL. ! I'ltl.sil 1 D S 111: N RUTTER \\D CM Elis p.._ qn j kegs and Unis fresh Goshen Rutter, 5u boxes, | Cheese, and .-.ask -just roceved and l-.rsaleat tin* Em ! i porium. by SEABORN GOOD A L. : jv 1 till. I Extract of Li'inoii -a fresh supply just rcroi v : 1 ed at the jjyO| APoTHEC.VRY’> IIALL. | \IC I I*. 30 1.b1.-. New York ,'iigar 11.. u-e S3 nip i in store and fur sale by I may 30 OGDEN X BUNKER. I)OTATOKS luObbl Potatoes for side by mar 17 11. J GH^Ein'.^ UMBRELLAS \t wlioleside mxl ‘retail* al mav 17 BKLDEN & CtTfe. v* >1 ALL 11 VMS.iYe, Ju t ivcive.l. 150~.5u i 1 *ar Cured llams. small -i/e. 1.50 lbs. Fresh Smoked Beef. Doing mi Sausage-. Smoked Tongues. PIIROII ‘larket Beef. For sab* hv july 23 W.G DIGICS i\ S I*l C I*:S.--Mai e. ( love.-. Ciuimiiinn. Ginger, All spi.e Niituiegs, Jftiuaine. Ginger. Ground Giugiy. Black and White Pepper .Cayouin*. Ac. Cinimuion anil Pepper ground fresh.and in quantities to suit custom •*rs. A supply of the above, junt rwelvct and for :de ; by J. K. DkFORD. ‘ June 8 Apothecaries’ Hall. |;PDitOl \1,1.\.\ Pt HI.IC YTIONs. Ii 1 u-t received, a variety of tFn* Protestant Episeo [ pal StH-iety of New York. Ti*n< ts. Clnr <*h Cate. hisnis , mid other cheap and valuable publications. For sale at the ls.uk store of S. S. SIIU.F.'Y, aug 10 No. 135 Congross-Mtri*et, J UIM*: It IO It WHITE \N | YEL LOW GUI-TASK C For Rail *v.**vs. Carts.. ll,,*i\ y M:i< hho*rv. Omnibus Mes.aml all oilier Carriages: 5 M.lh and 7 dozen runs <•( ! she above Grea •*. landing t'i**.in s. br. Virginia. For sale by iini-2i c M. c\MPI I ELD. I>l*:C'Kl V I*:i> PEE I. \I K ARRIVAL.*—,\ full \ supply of Du (field's Stngg ,v Slm\ - Cnssard's. and I Roli.soii'h IliiniM*. alsi. afresh and full supply ol new Groceries, f- r sal,, )..w at A U:\ANDKRS i aprlii cor. Bull and Congrv.. .t..,Moiiunieul-ta( I mill i inmawinJ <~.r- + , n , ..ut Jl. .1 ,11 I ,|„ GREAT A T T R A C T ! 6 N : ‘ NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY SUMSOKIHEKS l*x leave ti statu lit at tin-y have tlcicruiMwi t . ,j ;i y , n v,,. lllhu | j j-,. > w Tluj 2 I>av commenced l>> open an entire nev. FALL \.M) WtNTKK STOCK OF Dili ‘ROODS. Which, lwr styh.< <uul />nc< cannot be surj>a.‘ • 1 “n I wnhld invite i’ ■ . i.n n, t (j u . . lVl j,jj v x Mouscline do Laines, ti\nn 111 i” (‘•I’l cents ji.-r yaoi. Plain Persians do., • i>. ll’\ eeni.- jm t y:mi. Figured iVotn IS {> ; .tj oeiiP pef yard. French .Mcriimcs; Publish |*l;iin and ligurc l Cualmieres. French (ialu Plaids (new style-.’ t himi/ette-. ('"liar.-. Ohunlilla \ t ils, Swiss and Cambric lu.-. rtin :• and Kd-iiir besides Prints, brown and bleached Shirliinr and Sheeting. Flannels. I)cnims, A j For sale at .J. 11. COIIKX CO.’S, l 1 1 110 Broach ton-street. MAKIUAOK. HAPPINESS AND o.'t .t t; ~ i. if?/}’ /.x • IMI AT we behold niiuo i ,e ; .. ! .. . diau nt life broken in beuill, „and quit ait I, eomplieation of di-. a-e-nn.l ailment tl oflhepoxver for llie. njoviuent..f lib at w | • physiral licaltb, buovan.'v of spirits, and I. .1 n il yof mind, a: islng i'loui a . , :„ti,i,.u .t . ,V h -l.oi I’.’ predominant. iia.fyotama,!/ ftierftufferiu atf * perl y-.-tr.-bet. Te. perhaps darinc VU lb In!. ‘-.-( x. of marriage aereiu tl.eii origin .-> L tit us 1 . mimtieed. and of coin-e ne_b- :.-d. /.V .1*77.7, 1 / Ifi x. When too Into to bebcuetUted by our kmiwh-lge, % . I-H.k lock and mourn.and c . G„. mil eon-. .... u.. , Whamvoul | **.’• no! often ive fi. , ■ in er . H life the 1.-. l ue ~ 1 . .• . ; x. what days and mglits of nie.uisli u In |, .x. is?*” 4 1 ■ ■ .1,77. IV* ;!<>[. | 1 \r> ,x 7 (/,’,// / \>; Tobeh.-ld kdess andHufiVring endiuedby many a wifefor maux y. irs. fro n emse- >• : m l eoiittoi table. 011-ily remedied ui bettei -tbl not , : , n; r.d. o’ > .* 117/ / tmi mo rut:it a Po-. ei] the in’ :: - ■ ■ lev- bn.. ; (wit bill tile to * “fi, all; wbi- Il u.. dfT;. e I„ • Self )■/: Iks or mis tut i'. And toher h i-: al tl.ee,.n-i mi * ,1 md m,x,...x . mind. ueee-ariH dev.-hing up m him from -,. •the wife will, .it xi* ing Inin the ot quiniig that e -iup. t.-nee hi- h his exertion- an- cti tle-t. and 11..*, ■ 11 of wh.’ baoul.lMH urelbe Lap pines- ot him-elf.ait.- and . Inldren. , .saw /.*/. ///a m: i \ or ii.uji'islss By becoming in lime possess, ,I of the knowledge, tin want of huh has can-etl the si. kmss and poxertv thousand-. In view of sm-hemsequonees. no wife nr mott . r i exeusablc if she neglect.- to avail herself of that Umov | ledge, in respect to herself, win. I. would spare 1,. ■ mm h sutrering. be the nnul< .*! l.appme-s and pr.- |*v*rilx fi. her husband, and enter upon her children that blessing above all price—lu iltbv belies, win, lien!t In minds. That know ledge is contained fn a lit . tie woi k cut id. ,I I’ll 1; .M \ i;iu i:D WO.M \N S Priv ntc Jicdicul Compn 11 ion. BY HR \ M M \l KIl I.AI . PKoKJSSOK OK List:ASKS oK WO'.IIN. I One I fund ret h rr . 2'<*. l‘<, . .'*/;•,/. I ON H\,: l*\l’t K.KXIUA KINIUMi. <1 0(1.) Fir-t published in Ist... and it i- |,,.t , n/ itrtustyti ot; wnMu t. rt /.. Foasidf’i iag Unit t\. ry I male, xx li (Im iiuml.il oi iiol, <nnt>ll ni ..nit . n lull liiioxx 11 <ltg 1 nl lln 11 n I 111 . . , 1,.,, - aciir and causes of Im* com |il 11 jul s, xx till Hu* variuiiNsyniptiuuN, nucl lhai ucarly tiM.r 1 uiLuoy corn:s. should have been sold. Jt-if* impracticable toconvey fully the various sub jecls treated of. as they are of a nature wtrictly inten ded for the married.nr those contemplating marriages ■ but no ftmt.'ile desiiiuis of enjoying health, and that beauty, consequent upon health, wbi. h is so eomtin live to her own happiness, and t hat of her husband, but either has or will obtain it., as lias or w ill every j husband who has the bve and alleetioji of his wife ut heart. r that of his own pecuniary improvement irh ams ufom: //r.x/>'/,'j:/> 77/gc.v.i.vp tjorirs Have l*wn UFXT Hl’ MAIL within tho la.-t few mouths. . CAUTION TO THU IH ISLIC. nr. a ‘or rrrix'At nrn / Buy iu hook unle.-s **Dr. A. M. Mauriee.au. 12fi Lib ert.v Street N. Y. “is on tlie title page, jiml (be ••ntr> i iu Gu* Clerk's Oltiie on the buck oft l;e title | aid buy only of respectable au-l lionurable deal.- -. or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M. Mam i. e.-m. as there an* -quirtous and-urrepi it ions infrirgeuient.- ofeopvrighf. u:i r wirr t xn in sr t .v/j ro.xorr: Yo C\! lISCfdI'IgIIIM'IUKC, XV tl <* tl mice is 31 isi**y to l hose \x i* 110111 m in* nnd d<-a i*. 111111 xx lie 11 in di-pi lour 1 mn niue is xyiiiiln our rcut li. To ennide every one tode- ide upon the im/Lith-nsi- 1 I ‘ *■'*' ’ ihvessi/yuf po.* scsinc; a mpy. and tlmt nu wife, or mother need remain uniformed upon tin* many caus es, which sooner or later, are destined i.- make‘fearful ravages upon her health, unless guarded against, and that 110 eon identic and allcetiotiub* hn-liaiid have cause to upbraid himself with uegieet of the welfare of bis w ife—a pamphlet, of thirty-six pages, containing full Till, /ut'/,. ‘ll,(I Iwlr.r C,„ts. together w ith ex tracts from the bonk, will bo -ent fret to any pari of the United Stutee, l.y ad-lres. ing. post-paid :o bereiu. When Knowledge U Happlncss^iis culpulde to lie l^uoraikt. 4ii-0n receipt of One Dollar for the fine Edition, i extra bin ting i.•• Tin: Mauiui.i. NVumvn'.s I’iuv \tk Mkd- ! leu. CoMi’WioN'is sent (/*<(</*///■( .*_) loanv part of tin* United States. All letters must be post paid, and ad- . dressed to Dr. A. M. .MAI IHCEAt . Box 1221. .Nev.- | York City. FublishiugOlliee, No. 12 * Liberty Street, ! N.-w York. For sale by Lee A Wliitman, Ringgold: R. F. Rennet, j Cassyille: I).\al \* Sears.'lrDoriougli: J. A. Reynolds. Duhloncga; C. \ uingblood. (” letliorpe. (in. In New York City.by I '-Stringer A Townsend. Adri * nee. Sherman X Cos. Dewitt .v Davenport, and Barnes : A r '’* _ “1 ‘ NSW BOOKS. (i MEAT Truths by Orent Authors: a dictionary I aids to relloetion, quotations <.fmaxims. met a phors. counsels. cautions. it|>l• i>i i-ms. pr<>v* i l.s. fte.fte.. from writers ol'nll mjcsai.il !>t!i hemispheres. Tin* Evening Hook: or. Fiiv-ide talk on Morals ami Milliners, ■with sketches of Wc-lorn Life: l.y I •Mrs. Kirkland. author of •• A New Home.” Ac. a. The Bible in the fountin.tr House: a course ol'Lec tures In .Merchants; l.y ||. \. |:, aniniaii. I>. I'. KnwlnndTruvnf: or the Pilot of Human l ife: lie- i iiitf an autobiography of the author- .bowing h<>w to make or lose a fortune, ami lew to mal e another. ‘file Knee for liiclles. ami son ie of t lie Mils in to which 1 the runner'll full—six Lectures, applvir j the word of ; • oh! to the traffic of nieij: l.v Win. Arnot. minister o| Free St. Peters’. Hlusgnw : Aiiien.-nii edition, with prd ace ami notes, |y Stephen Colwell. The Doubting Communicant Mm I • hy Pepti- 1 mus Tnstin.il. D.. lata Chaplain of the l nitcit States Senate. Second edition. Maren l'aiil’s Yoynge, Travel -and Ad ventures in If .stun : l.y .lacoh Ahliot. Marimte Iku-niere: a'l'ale of the f reseent City. Ac.. : Ai .: l.y W. Hilmore. Simms, author of tlm Yciiiassee | \r. Mr. I American (lameln its Seasons: l.v Henry William i Herbert, author of the “Shooting Pox,” -beer Stalk ers.” A- Ac. j A Dictionary of Domestic Medicine nnd lions,M old Surgery; hy Spencer Thompson. M. If. revised- with addition, hy Henry 11. Smith. M. I).. Surgeon to Lt. | Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia. , Memoirs. Journal mat Correspondence, of Thomas ! Moore, edit. .I l.y tlio Might Hon. Lord John Bussell. ! M. IV -Part !V. I Cyrilht; a Tale hy the author of “The lidtiirls.” I Harry Ashton; or tile Will and th. V.av: l.ytlic ■author of •• Minnie tirey.” •‘tins Howard.” Ae. I Tim While Wolf: or tin- Secret Brotiierwond—a | llomanee: hy Pan! Feval, author of the •• Mysteries | of Louden."’ Ae. ! Minnv Lawson: or the Hilt Law’s League a Mo mani c oftlotlinin : l.y f harles lied Swans. ‘Die Dancing Feather, or Pirate Schooner; by J. II I ngrnham, Esq. ‘The School-fellow's First t'liarter a gift Book for Children: edited hy W f. Miehards and Cousin Alice. Putnam's Maea/.invfor June. P.ariiiun's Illustrated News. No. L’l. Meeeeived hy fjuiiel] J. L‘. Cl IHH'IMIK. CONFECTIONARIES. r IMIK suhscrlWr begs leave P>iuforiii his friends and 1 the citizens generally nt Savannah and its vicini ty. that he lias purchased the interest of Mr. New 6mb,in t lie Confection \ry hlilup-toownetl hy Nw. ouif A Mice; and that he will cnntimic'lo iimuufm t ure, aml keen a|ways on hand Fi l ml Purr Ponfri tioiin i irs, Manutaetured trom tlm Lest mnleriaSs. and compris ing every variety of Candies. Sugar Plums. Ac. Ac. A. French Confectionaries, Lemon Syrup, Syrups for Soda Fountains. Together with every other article in hi* line, always ; instore and for siilant wholesale and retail...n the most reasonable ter ms. T. C. ICICI, ai) ts S. M. t'oruer 1 trough ton ami Whitaker-f ----4 BnOMiXAL srPPOHTEHN. J\ Ifovu’s improved elastic Ctero Abdominal Sup porter-fur iT-olap ms Cterl: aul tin-elastic Abdominal ; Supporter, or Body Drape, f..r h..t i. ■ ,\. -- f..r vvcr.l te s-, debility, pains in the hack. orpulenev. ,(v. JOHN P. MoultP. Ai -1 . ‘“’PtlO, UildKu:.> Uuildum. INO. Jilt. Till WEEKIA Nil. I ‘LOI K. M\ l. Ac. D'O IM- Rail in* i 11 :*eil li. : Hiram Stub , 1..-. • DoodeFs I utility .-. up. I ab ut Mould Candle 1‘ * .fi- \-lhii.aiitine t'uiull. - •” *b* t . 1,...:.* s Starch For sale bv ” ‘ ’ Ml 1.-II.Ka I'Al.Mr* / Il *i ;< AI. l,l([| li> Mll.llFH, 1, Iw, ” ■ , np lion. :dl arti. les joined x*ilh l! ’ _ * inp---i(i,,|i will bee,-nn- peifeoGy linn, an I j 1 Iv :•* u.-e in fix- minutes after being joined, k r 2 i l>. gQBD nu \\ l> I I.DI It. I.ulen -open/ North Rix. r barrel- Fbuir, landing . Si, • me. An ;U-!a, and fi r -He l.v ” 2 l \DF I.FORT). FAY A* CO. ( ••-•'. eunlrm. led f • ’ ’ “ >‘l •l and terms ,1 applied for II to - I \Fmi.\ GOODA LI in .xjl;;i;:., M -'*> 27 .1. i* DiFORIk j DSqt ITO NETTING i M, quito Net h “ 13 KEM l i’ox ,v \ I HSTILLK V s <>'v VHI.I*: ROODS, t mbiellas. I'm not.-. and 1 aus Ut J “-’ -I KEMP'IMN ,V \ ! Ks! Il l I S I) VI E IM. PI.KBRI,; Al \, nolle- an i S o.e Grass. AiiehovK - I‘a-ie. In m h Mi.sli.nl,Ua pers. olives, Sardines, Ac. for -ate 1-v ■l'-2 ’ ‘ A. BON A I D. \ I’.U tmt.E.WSsUiAI, • hints, ju.-i *,*- .> IV, and. mol tel sate by SEABORN GOODAI... 1)1 TTF.It \\D <II KIvK I ixed 1. I >'” *No ::,-l. -up, !v G.-le,, F.uttei* i b*r °:de at Hu* old Stand , f the Ki..|w.i..i ; il v 7 Mi Mtcß N (h u *DA t,L. (>/v;:;.; 1 - OH AS fl CAMPFIULD. I MCMSH <.( *| DKOl’.s, 1.. , ( I’eppermint Lozenge-, siipcriorqm, til V. Just r. I e. ivcl per .-(earner, at tt.e J'Uv XROTHECARY S HALL ivl K KMI.YFR. • ,*.,*. „ ( r ,.. jx i.l W I •* pti*. I v JOHN i: MOORE A CO. •i” 1 ’ n’s Building. I>l ! I'EU AND CIIEKBK 20tub/ kegsnnd'firkin’s > Go-hen Butler; 15 firkin.- low \ ri< oil do.: 25 boxes t bee-e. Received per steamer Alabama, and for sale al (lo- Emporium, by ; ” 2.* SKAROKN C.OODA LL. I Ltd’ll ES.- I tub of large and liealthy Swa-edi.-li j Leeeb.-. tlii-day ive.\ed pev steamer Flm ida: for ] K v W . W . LINCOLN. | iug 21 slonument-square 1 (JEMH.n/. AM) SODA I’oNYDF.KS Piopar.-,f ox j . pro-sly tor the retail trade, lroin imported mate rials, and wurrauU’d full weight. For sale l-v j “ LI .NdAH.N, .Moimmeut-sqr. IIAKKYS TUIC OBIIEROI'S. \ fresh * > ‘"I'PD t ‘bis .del,rated prepr:.ti, n for tin* Iluij■. I just reeoMod uud for ule by JOHN H. MOORE A CO.. SIU R Gibbons’ Building. M 1 ’U ‘SSI 160 bairels 1. im. N. *. Molassce Reboiled, iu Store, and for sale bv OGDEN BUNKER. 1 jI'TT I ,1; XN ( IIEESE \ ,Ye-b lot per I ) steamer Florida, ot Goshen and low priced Butter mi ! a low •* **!eet < boose, received and for sale at tho I niporimn. by “ ll - SEABORN GOODALL. i |-:\T. o bid . Ilotlm.'iii Hydraulic Ue \ ment. Landing and for-ale l.v BRDGIAM. KELLY A* CO -A \ 13 bale.- tiny.now Ju.iiding'l'rom steamship rftate ofGetrgiti. Forsale by H,I F’ -2 (MIDKN A* B V NKKR. i ‘ve. “ i- VTii,-. 1,ii,,,. „„,i * 1 ’’ ‘I 1.1,11,* 1r.,1” SI. .Milm*. v. l:., lullin', frniu bug 1,. M. ( hurl ton, and for s p* l v BRIGHAM. KELLY & CO. V KCiltO < LOTUS. <H) yard! superior i A Negro-Cloth’ • just le, ei\eii and for sa.le by 111 “ 1 lv KM ITON .v \ KRBTILLK. I> l TEH. lu fir kina low priced Butter, and 25 I t brains Go-lion Rutter. Just received and for sulo at the Emporium, by SSABORN GOODALL, I)D IY l 01, s YYl> OX IOXS Landing frour 1 steauier Florida, and for sale by nl : 1 H. J. GILBERT. ningham's Mill,-:, just uirived. For sale bv 11 COHEN ,V TARVER. (IDD J II. Mackerel and Herring, just received and 1 Air Pale by an.; 17 1 H. J. GILBERT. O NEONS A lie b supply, received b\ steamer, ami for sale by [nug 10J 11. J. GILBERT. nfi'l . wn l aics prime North Kiver llav, land ing per sc nr. Breeze. t'.>r sale l.y ■ r 7 IAM KKLLF.Y A Cos. Ml>i< A SSlis. -oil l.lds. Portland Svrun; id) do ‘■h’ ‘ice New Orleans do. For sale l.y * W KILSI KK A PALMBft. \ * received, M lot ol tillc : Uiall 11.IU1S. for filXll ff ily use. For Side hy \ BON API). I lOOKS ! HOOKS!! HOOK ! !!—Deceit I led Ly yesterd.-.v .< .-t earner a large assortment of i new and interesting works. Wo have not time to par- I t lonian/,e. Call and examine. S.S. SIBLEY. ‘ H ‘l't s No. LT. Congress-street, f ltolduwui’s Patent Barley, Corn Stareh. I and Farina; fio.-h suppli. s. just received, and for I | sept 1 J J. F. Di FOKH. I) 10 CoKI- hi:.- geo la. 1. ; -ale i v 14 o-ptl 11. j. HILBERT. 1 )OT VTOKS. -1U Olds. i*..tat.es-ood M ..ality I lor sol< by dug ‘• SEA 111 HIM (JOOP VLL. NEW FUM It. >0 Mil-, superfine Baltimore Flour, from new Wheat: landing Doui s hr. J. W. Au i iJerson. and for sale hy aug 27 _ 11. J. GlutEltT. i)oTAToi'S.- —4U hands I loniesijo potatoes, for Bald L.v {aiig’J'Jl SKAICOMN UOOIJALL. I OAM It. m bid's fancy 0.1 n.-.-ve Flour, fniul -1 nig this day per steam* r A'uhuuia, from New | \ ork and for sale hy 1 ■ OCJDFN’ A IU NKEU. nAN. V. I.ales prime F.astern Ilay. Landiu trom t.rig Philurn, and for sale hy 1,1 IHMOIIAM. KF.LLY ft CO. I I l/I O \ M A Itii. K 1 uK 10 hal I barrels for sale hy gJ7 11. J. HILBERT, j ) l K M .** (* Pl.t 11) ami Caniplu ne, for sale b ■ > J. D. MOOKK ft GO, au - tiihbnm - .’ Unilding. J tOU*\ A!N I) O \TS,- For -ale to arm a. apply ” |aug(i] (HiDF.N .V HUNIiEU. I 1 •'"I I‘MA I'd*. \ h'tot line and small Sugar” ft Cured II tuns. For sale l.y n “- ls A. BONA IT D. ( lAHI'ENTKa’S T*mi.s. A lull assortmeO \ just rweived and f-.i - lie hy F. LOVELL. OMDAS in havrwts, lunding. and for sale by* ><;|d -N 11. J. HI LHKMT. i \1 ’ 111 11. 1.1.A I*. A. -fi.UOO lbs. W lute L.anl. pure } y and No. I; ,>OO gulls. Linseed Oil; now landiug, • and for nub* l.y Hug/d JOHN It. MOOIiF, ft CO. J N\N > ) l oLH |;i 1 1 A.- ‘J he Acts of the Fc.-sion ot -1 the Legislature of the fed ale of Hcnrginof IKSI nnA"l j ’5'J; received add for sale l.y S. S. HB&KY, eug-o” No IS6 < ‘ongres.ti*et. I"’ hM: \ ( I l '. OF < O I-’ I-’ 10 E \ regular sup- I jply ot 111 MM I. L S IMPMOYFD FOFKKE KS -1 Nt’F, wliieh bus been tc.-t* and. and bus given satis faction. W Imui used with tlroutid Coffer, it oyfaeoseg such stren‘/th. flavor, and clarifying qualities as to ; make u saving >d per cent . l*ut up i foil pack- “ - “* ‘ ■h. warranted to please, it not, tho to oi:\ will t • oled. a.* it ‘h - >l.| .••• th© wnr rant e© of ll.e manotacturer -. W . U. DICKSON W hiti.Uer t , cor Broughton Lane.