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%§i iMJfififwtt CwtitAg Jtettfimi VOL. 111. DAILY PAPEIt $4. s'uuoiimil) lEiictiinji Journal. Pvily Paper, - - | Tiu-W kxki.v, - - $3 ; BY J. B. CUBBEUGB. THOMAS W. LANE, Editor. ADV EH MSI NG U ATKS. A Ivurtiscnmuts itworfccd at the following rates,— FOR ONE SQUARE OF TEN I.INES. Oue insertion, $0 GO I One month, $6 00 Two “ 1 0* Two •* 10 00 Throe 1 25 | Three “ 12 50 Four “ 100 I Four 11 15 00 Five “ 1 75 Six “ 20 00 One week, 2 00 j One year, 30 00 ! C m troutsf>r yearly advertising may bo m*do. i u liberal terms. be g il a Ivortiseai'Mits inserted at th©£i?nal’ratc.i&)id itrict euro takeu that they be published according to law. 4 t All ale jrtiseMV'nts from transient persons, or sttan gers, to be paid.fi.c in advamv.* I'U j privileges of ye i:!\ u IvoctDcrs will be eon fined ii;i.Uy t> their regular liu-inncs. an 1 all other adver tise u ?nt.s, not pertaining to their regular business, as , agreed for, to bo paid extra. i; £*• \l| a In- ‘f'i foments sent to llns office without lirwotims as to the nuoilVcr of insertions, will be pub 1 lishel I'tifr. until ordered to be* discontinued, rind charg ‘d accordingly. ‘ MONDAY, OCT. SI, J BfH. !. <• Khlppingj ln; ei• *i. The New York Shipping List publishes -the ~ following article in relation to the present *nntl prospective conditiotvol'the shipping interest of ■ tliis country: There has seldom been r period in the mart- i time history of tlie country when our shipping interests, in nil'their varied relations, tnuuifes-'j ted so healthy null progressive u prosperity’ ns they du at the preSeut time. Within a few 1 years past, we have witnessed ft ineroirso of tonnage, un i an exteu.-i .u of the Held for its i profitable employ incut, which ma.y will be called extraordinary. Tho cau-> - which liavoi ■ beeu chieiiy iustriunent.il in bringing about j llnso gratifydug result.-are four fold, and ref- j crablo, Jiist to the natural and gradual increase of the general business of the coun try, stiuulating. contnnt tlu i active extension of our Foreign Commerce; secondly, to the do- \ velopement of the wonderful mineral resource's • ul California, calling into exisleueo anew world, as it were, with new wants to supply on ; the Pacific, thirdly, to the new and lucrative trade sprung up with Australia; .and lastly, to i the opening a Horded American bottoms by the liberal provisions of lho liri:i.ih Navigation , Act of 184'J. ! The California and Australia trade neccssa- j rily incurring long voyages, and holding’ out I terms ordinarily more advuntagoiis to thrown- j ers than could be obtained for freights to Hu- ! rope, South America, and other, points nearer home, has been the means of abstracting not only a very large proportion of American ship ping, but that proportion it will be found, in elu ics tn© best description of vessels. The pe riod of that abstraction, of rather diversion commenced some years ago, and lias continued regularly ever since. Indeed, oven now, the demand for vessels udaplodto thogeneral car | rying tiXidu is much greater than our ability to ) supply.- IVe have heard of new clipper ships costing I say from £76,001) to £I0H),0U0, nuking v>,yages j from this pud t*> California, thence to China, of j tlie Hast indies direct, iheru c back home again, turning sullhaent freight money to pay the cost of their construction. As might naturally be expected, therefore, this class of vessels has for • some time past enlisted the exertions of outstrip builders, and absorbed the capital of our ship- 1 owners to a greater extent Ilian that of any I other; and yet v.o repeat notwithstanding ail this, the demand is stilt in advance of the sup ply. The difficulty as to wages between the j shipbuilders and employers, a lew months since, 1 materially retarded op rations and contributed, j in some degree, to curtail the supply of ves- j eels. The same onuses wore follow;d by like i ©fleets, in the principal shipbuilding ports at the Fast ward. Notwithstanding all this, however, a glance nt the statistical lor the two or three yours past, shows a steady increase of this important de partment of industry. Hut the productions of the Country and the constant growth of our ex port trade furnish .more than enough of employ ment for nil the vessels wo have built. It is h fact also worthy of record, in this connexion, that until within the two years past, the bulk of the grain we have exported from this coun try to Europe has Consisted principally of In- j dian Corn, whereas we now freight principally with Wheat, —a staple for which the very, best ! description of vessels is needed, and such vos- ! sels it is certain wore rarely, if ever in greater : demand than at present. Another reason of the I want of sufficient tonnage ihay be found in the • fact that a considerable number of American vessels have been trail .rioted to foreign owner- j ships; and are now navigating nuder the (lag of I (ireat Britain, and other tnuritiuiO nations of Northern Europe. It may also be noted that the constantly increasing amount of tonnage employed in the Whaling business, has divert ed many vessels from other pursuits, besides which a considerable number have of late years been built for this service. The superior quali ties of the American Clipper ship, English mer chants have not been slow in appreciating, as 1 the repeated transfers at Liverpool, which we | have been called upou from timo, to time to | record,.satisfactorily attest. American vessels of the soceml class ha ve also largely found their way into the British inter-colonial trade, —numbers of them finding profitable employ- < incut in the Leal traffic of the St. Lawrence and the Canadas generally, In the luce of these facts we tbiuk it is no difficult matter to account for the present high range of freights, nor to arrive at a conclusion from the promises we have advanced, that tho rise is natural, not factitious nor temporary. Rates at this motneul, are higher than they j have been since the famine .year of 117. when j the extraordinary opening for orv Breadstuff's i for tho supply of Ireland, created u demand for * our vessels, oomride: ably outstripping the I sources of a supply. It is not probable that there will any material decline from the pres ent scale of rates, at least until such time as wo | sec an increase of tonnage commensurate, with tho extraordinary expansion of* our foreign Commerce. This, therefore, is the harvest for ! ship-owners and ship*builders, and it is to be I hoped that the yield will be ample enough to ‘ recompense the losses, and make up tho defi-d ciencies which too often attended this branch j of domestic enterprise anterior to tho sudden j creation of the new and valuable markets in the Pacific, and in the British Colonies of which wo have heretofore spoken. In order to show the rang© of freights at tho port of New-York for a few years back tho Shipping List compiles from its columns statis tics which it says shows at a glance that freights have been advancing with immaterial fluctua tions to the present quotations, steadily and gradually, and therefore tho advance, ns we have said before, as things now stand, is so establised and permanent ns to forbid tho im predion of a. probable ro-action. Clerical Pretlestillation. There is a Methodist preacher, near Eipon, England, seventy years of age, who for forty years has walked live miles every Sunday to preach, and returned in tho evening, lie has , thus walked 20,000 miles; and tho soul pccuni- i ary reward he has ever received, was a shilling I on on© occasion, or a frUetiou more than one farthing per annum. DIBBLE & CA KEY,, CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, WARE-ROOM. X. E. Corner of Whitaker and Jiroiujhtun-stif,, Savanna In TMIB Subscribers, in announcing to their numerous L customers und the public, the arrival ami opening : of their Fall and Winter Stock, felicitate themselves on the advantages which tjioir re i cent purchases enable them to oiler ul! who desire to j 1 select their Clothing from an. extensive assortment ot i the choicest goods, made in the most FASHIONABLE STYLE. ’ Theso goods hare beeft purchased under the person- 1 il inspection of oiie of Dio proprietors; and availing tboinselvesoffavprahle* hvumsiaiin.'.-.thev areonuHcd not only to warraut them in quality, but to offer them at .sUeli • I.OAV PKICES, , ns imtftj; distance all competition in their trade. The following enumeration is made for the benefit of iibnUoinon iu the country, whose* orders will-meet 1 j prompt attention,..and who, when iu the city, arc re opectfullv-invited loan examination of our floods. GENTLEMEN’S PLOTTING. | KItOCK and DRESS COATS ofevery quality! “ *• *• *■ in (flack., blue, Brown. grocn and olive colors. BUSINESS COATS, in great variety, via: Tweed, Cloth, ‘ and C i.s imere, Frock and Business Coats. : PA.VTA l.'JONS—Black Iloe.-kiu at a y. icut variety ot’ j prices. j Black and fancy Cossiiucro*, at~n great variety of prices | •• DrafcD'Ete, 1 White aiul Fancy Which Drill-, “ *• K.oiev Marseilles, “ *• “ ’ \ i.S i’S—Black silk aud satin Vests. Fancy tiill; While • Ilk. f*r party. White, Buff und'Fancy Marseilles j lluihroUlered Cloth. Velvet und Silk in great Vavietv FURNISHING GOODS l Furnishing Hoods of every description for (lentlc* men's wear--consistin< -ofsc'nrtV. cravats, Waturfbrd ; : tie-, prince Albert tios,'spring • stock-.. merbp shirts and drawers, wittomdo.,suspender-, lutlfiiose, gloves— j :J1 kiiuls, bust quality patent yoke s!iirts;a flue assort- ■ , meaC of Dressing Gowns, • l'orfnimiry, Combs, Brushes, tort . tuori'ies. ete. etc. •* HATS. An ex ten ivc assortment of the latest ami most sash ion able stx lcs. * Trunk 4, Carpet,Bags. Vnlicen, Hat Boxes, etc. Merchant Tailoring. 1 The favorable and long established repumlii.n which ! their cAtahlislimont has enjoyed, and still maintains, I J for ibe style und HiHshofftN/yn/v/ir.’/ts madr to <n<tsr } ns ; writ ns it.r the superior quality of tlielr Cloths, dura- j Mlit.y of color tmd substantial workmanship, it shall be 1 the eon taut effort of the proprietors still t> eoutinue. ■ They invite tlie attention of lioth <dd and new custouiore to the following, from which they ard pre- ! pjinnl tu furnish garments, whi'di they will warraut to lx; nr plus ullrti in bith litiuid fashion. SB MOM’S A BIOLIA k l*est Blue. Black. Brown, i MvtlU*rrv,l!recn, Adebiide, Bronze, Coruho aud Olive Cl-. His. ‘ [ BlfieU J)oe?ktn, Black CatmlutoYc, and u large assort ni'-nt of i” *1 •red-alid Kan.-v Twe.-Js. LI \K \ tb. )]).< W bite.. Buff and Guicy Linen Drills. \ i;STiNCS. —White Silk and s’ .iin. f->r Party \ ests. : Black and fancy und Satins. White, Buff and Orange Ca. -'imeres. I'niform Sails; For Volunteer Companies in the city and thrhugh'ut . the Stale, made and furnished at tin* shortest notice and in the best manner. DlltßLli A CAKLY. i oct 8 k i',Ki F.\ kk \M> UIALKU: DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!! KSMPTOnj & VfiRSTILLE, T f YYi*; ;>.)W ODCNKB H large and well -elected 11 st ek of FALL \Vi> WIN TB It I'F.Y C.OObS. whieh they assure their, friends aud the public gen erally, i* ditfumlt t-* t.e surpassed, cither iu variety or quaiity. Their purehosea h ive been made upmi su. ii ■ i.dvantagis.us t*nns also, ies to uU'ord great induce ments to public patronage. , Iu addition to h complete and handsome supple of j . ItHKSS. FANCY, AND ll'tt'SL GOODS, as well its a ’ general ussorliuent of all other kinds of floods in their line, inay be found: F-L94. 10-4 Dntfil Blankets; S-4. 1- b’ 4 Twilled do.; S-4. M, 10-4 Gr. v do.: 104, 11-4. ‘ 12 1. 13-1 tim, Bed do ; ( rib and t r.ulle do.; and ft.r | ii *gr. •-’ wear, a large stock of I’LAIDS and KUR SK VS. at prices a< low a-theycau bebought anywhere, I >*f tiie foll.twing styles: Setdey's heavy twilled Ker j superior heavy Knglish do., (a spjemlid article): I Imitation Georgia do.(very heavy;; Kendall Kerseys. :>n<J the old style CablcwnrpKerseys: White. Orev and Black luiitrttionGeurgiu PLAINS: .-*tripeddo.: S-bit , s 1 lu*avy Georgia Blainsoflast year’s make. :.ud tl:ebi-t J article of tho kind in ibis market, at ttu*ic store in AViti iiig s Range, 72 Sl.lulion, and 100 licyar.-streeis. j ('t 5 JIAIF. —500 barrels Roekinad Lime, lauding per j brig Velasco; for sale bv sept 12 JIKIGIIAM. KKLLV k CO. / < OSH in B! 111.!: .4 in-kin- fresh Ooabenßut “JT ter.. just received per bark Flight, and sehr Jns 0 King, and for sale at the Fanpoi ium, hv’ oet S SK V B'JHN (SOODALL. IRlil lilNk M 40” pieces’ wWb and tnflf pieces. Hunters and Ki.-hardsone celebrated Irish i Linens, war ran let! nil pure flax—Also Bleached and j Brown Diaper Towelling; Huckaback do; Twilled do;- ■ Damask Boylica Scotch. Russia. Bird Kye. and lluck . abuck Diafior. Just recoived at 151 Congress-st. I S. CURRiSLL, Agt. ! oet.s fiibbon’s Building. YjTELVBT i*Ilt!lONS Xr.--.i-: , , \ at L>4 (yoogress strict, potored sjlk Velvets, f.-s ----j tiMui do; Plain Black do; Figured Black do; .Superior I Black English Crape; do do Italian do; white and black Crape L*isse: Marcelfne and Florence Silks; Bonnet aud nock liibbous. Taffeta and Satin do. S. CU URELL Agt. No. 154 Congress street, oct 5 Gilliam's Building. UE CBI per steamer, a .supply of Ladies’ ■ rind Misses Buskins and Slippers; and for sale by - -i pi 20 If. tIFTTDT, Gijffxma’ Range. SC.\ DRIES. - ikspriqie Bac m i ides. ( _ 25 cask.- prime Bacon Shouldors. 20 tierces sugar-cured Hams. 100 bhls. A. B. k (4. Olurjlied rhigar. 30 lihds. Muscovado do. 20’ do. Pprto Rich do. 20 do. New Orleans do. , 50 bids. Butter, Sugar and Soda Crackers. 50 boxes Tallow Candles, Os and Bs. 100 d< Adamantine (!andlus, 64. 25 du S|a*rm Candles, sis. 50cnsk IliborL's Londoni’orter. pints. 200 boxes No. 1 Pale aud Family £oap. 100 do Colgate’s Pearl S(riivU. 50,000 Ilavaim Sugars. . 500 bags Shot, nssorted blzAs. 50 boxes English Pipes. 3>'o hhls. Baltimore Flour. I 50 do Hiram Smith's Flour. ‘ 50 hugs Georgia Floor. 300 realms Wrapping Paper. 15 Suiull Rico. For.-aL* bv I . oct3 WKUSTEit kPA LMUS. HAMS, SAUSAGES. TONGUES, SIDES.—New Pig ll -mis, Bologna San- a Smoked Tongues, new I Bacon Sides; lauding per steamer and for sale hv W. (}. DH'KSON, j oct 5 C<>r Wliitakcr-st and Broughton-lone. • HpR I CKS.-I doz. extra large, with wide Winds; I 1 doz. No. 5,1 2 “ ** 4, (Cotton and Iron Trucks of tho best *1 1 “ “3. ) quality. 1 “ “I.J : r ah by [oct l 0. 11. OAMPFIELT). ‘ / tOTTOX GINS. Burnt ..1 Island and Tay Y> lot’s Patent Saw Gins, to suit orders. Kof''sale by C. H.CA.MPFIEbD, ‘ j oct 1 Agent for Manufacturers, j \TEW BOOKS.—The Second War with Eng- | ll land, by J. T. Headley— in two vols. Sparing to Spend; or the Loftons and Pinkertons, by j T. S.Artlmr. Venice: the City of tlie Sen. from tli*'invasion by Na poleon in 1797 to the Oapitulation to Radt/.ky iu1849. Ac., by Edmund Flagg. Received hv _mdl2 _ CCBBF.DGE A BROTHER. S’ ~ KHARS: SUGARS!!—A lot of choice Se ars. ju*t received, including .1 ITenado, A eilkai Gift, large. I medium and small Plantation. Bustaiheute, Union. ! Regalia, Fenomono aud Genuine Rio Ifondos. Call and .---j nt the APOTHECARIES’ HALL. oct S 4 PI'liES A PO T A TOE S—Landing from summer Augusta, for sule by 11. J, QU/BBRT L* HED, POVY DERED AN D CLARIEI KI) j SUGARS.—For sale by j sept 20 ‘ H. J. GILBERT. (GIP3KSK. Landing from steamer Florida and j lor vale by [sept 21J li. J. GILBERT. SAVANNAH, MONDAY AFTERNOON, GOTO 15EH 2\. IS.V?. SPRING ARRANGEMENT, m THE LIYKRPOGL AND PIIILA .<^P*'=jdiy w HEI.l > HIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY in tend sidling their favorite Steaiu -01 TV OF PHILADELPHIA, now being built. CITY OF M ANCHESTER. 2105 tons, Capt. R. Leitcli, j CITY yF GLASGOW. lblOtons, Capt. Wm. Wvlie. FROM PIIILADKLiMUA. City of Glasgow Thursday. Mar 31, 1553 City i>f Manchester.... Saturday, Apri123,1853 City of Glasgow Saturday, May 14, 1853 City of Manchester....Saturday..lime 11, 1*53 City of Glasgow Saturday, .lulv 2,1853 FROM LIVERPOOL.’ City of Maiudie.-Ud\..Wednesday. Mar 3D, 1853 City of Glasgow’ Wednesday. April 20,1553 l ity of Manchester.. \\\-luesday. May I s *. 15.',3 City of Glasgow We, Inc-day. June S, 1853 City of .Mam•ln-lor...Wednesday. July C, 1853 RATES OF PASSAGE. [ from ritu.vm i.pinl from uvr.npoot.. ’ Saloon Berths 90 Dol. Saloon Berths...2o Guineas Midship - -5 •• | Midship •* ...15 Forward “ 55 “ |Forward •* ...13 * Including Steward's Fees. THIRL CLASS PASSENGERS. i A limited number of ‘l’hir.l Class Passengers w ill he from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in provisions. From Philadelphia. j From Liverpool $35 I Cevtilicuies of passage willhv i sued here to parties who are desirous of bringing out their friorid.s at cor { responding rates. Drafts oil the A ,*tih and the Bank of Ireland from : Cl and upwards. i FREIGHT ON GOODSOOs. PER TON. of : ehi. : t *r g.. d> fr-.m Havre signed by the :u uts thore, through to Philadelphia at $22)5 per ton. An experienced surgeon will le carried on each | Miip. All good sent t tin* Agents In Philadelphia and Liv erpool. will be forwarded with economy and dispatch. * For freight orpu.-sage apply to 1 iloM AS RICHARDSON, . 9 Walnut st.. Phil:. , and H Exil.ange Plaec. N. Y. PADKLKORD. FAYA CL.. :.( st.. Savannah. RICHARDSON,BROTHERS A CO.. 1 aprll Liverpool. . HERON’S hAR PAPKETLIXESiJtt Philadelpliia anti Savannah, ; Tr.e fblh.wiri;--1* -cl- < •uipri/e this Line,and will sail ! I :v’hr. JULIA ELI'/A. “ Capt. lIinoKK. j : do. j. K.holmes, do. Lodub. ; Mo. DART. do. Somkrs. ! ! do. C. A.GREINER, do. PETr.it.sox: 1 The Vessels are lir.-t ela.es schooners, and command. ‘ i ed by captain’ experienced hi tho trade, and who will I • use their best exertion - to give sat isfaction to the ship- f I per*. For freight or passage (having gW uccomtuo- 1 dutions for passage) apply to WILTS & Jilt UNPACK, No. 72 !*:.-* tract. Savannah. . HERON t MARTIN. ‘ , marly . No. North Wliarves. Plilliuh PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. -These useful aud justly celebrated Birde are jfin# oircroJ l, y ~ir Original Manufacturers, and &&& rwoiqmt-nded to the favorable notice of the Ladies, n> articles which in point of useful "• t-:nity and dnrnl ilitv. ennuOt-be surpassed. But UlHaiity was the only grnuud upon which we could i nvominend tliera, we l,„> would be vbiuly to exclaim. ! w* have enm.gl, ofsudi. Rut hoWofi. „and„ w- see the : fair form of Itonuin, and Oie -natural beauty which t 1 Heaven lias so kindly given her. materially ‘icsaeiied b> a drooping form, the natural cm.soquenro of sew i”- in u unfavorable position ? Ladles.we. trust that 1 we are noi saving two much when we tell you, that ot j . the many thousands already Introduced, ‘and in con- * ‘taut ii'v. none say might against them. A.Mress or j d*™'* o (nos 24) .1 v MAYBfi. m FR l Ysil M PPM E 6 received t. 1 life’ ‘v,” ‘JtaßaVi Maearoat. wbi ( e and yellow Vermicelli, IVnrl. Barb.-v. Genesee -.elf- •ai'iog Flour. Butter. Sugar, Pit - j tiie and 8-.da Crackers, Pig I Lous, .Smoked T.mgues. Bob l -ua Sau-ages-und Smoked Beef. W G. DICKS:IN. apr 7 corner Whitak-r stand Brougliton-bne. Y i:\V BOOKS'—The Mod Cabin; or the Char ]\ in ter and Tendency ot British Institution, 0* Il lustrated iu their r.Wt upon Hutpau Character and I Desti v. by Warren Dham. 1 Tim Forged V. ill: or Ciiruo and Retribution, by Era -1 er-"ii BSui\ett. Tlie W hite Cruiser; or the Fate of the Unheard of, In Ned IDintllno. ! Edi Ill’s Legacy: or the Long Wood of the Grange, hv | the author of Adelaide Lindsay. Jan. S.-ton; or. the King's \dvomtc: by James , Grant . nul.Uor of “ Roman. .- of War.’’ Ac. Ac. Tim Rudiments of Building: for the use nf Archi \ tects. Builders, Draughtsmen. Machinists. Engineers. 1 and Mechanics: by John Bollock. Tl.e Rebel Seoul: .1 Romaheeoi the American Revo f lution.J.y Ail.. Ashl .ml. 1 Violet, the D.mseuuse: or Courtship and Wwllmk. 1 bv the author of'-•The Giot,” ••Warning to Wives.” j Barnum s News. v.. 40. J Pnlnnm’H Magazine, luF October. Rev ived bv I Ir t 4 CUBBKDOK \ BROTHER. AGENCIES. ?%- The undersigned i’ ‘Agent for the sale ot ilftijigj] (dorgiil UiirlOllll Slone, dressed I'KUgS Hint tur.iiflb.d with all theneesanry Irons complete for running—is also prepared to furnish Frencii Burr,Cologne and LSnpus Mill Slone* of ev cry dimension. Wildcr’B Patent Fire-Proof Safes, AT MV.M FACTUBK’H PHICIM. Burns A Griswojd's Bcn Island Cotton nrd Ootton Saw Gins. Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cuitor, tfic most competent of any in use at present. *:j ! : Specimens of all the altove to be seen at the Ware house, 171 Bay-st„ Savannah. fob3 CII.YS. ILCAMPFIELD. MORE. NEW BOOKS. J) ECETVED by S. S. SIIILKY, Tuesday, Sept. 201 h, X 1853. ‘The English Soldier in the United States Army. The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs. Saud Boys, who came up to London to enjoy themselves; by 11. May be w and G. Cruik^hunk, ‘The Kickleburys on the Rhine: by W MThnckeary. Faust—a Ibiiuancoof tho Secret Tribunals; by 0 W ‘I Reynolds. I’avid Copperfield tho Younger; “by C Dickens. The Life and Adventures ofOliarles Cl mater field, the Youth of Genius; by the author cf Petticoat Govcrn ] men t, Ac. The History of SR Giles and St. James; by Douglas Jerrold. Esq. J. I --nnimorc 1 Cooper’s Novels. The Golden Eagle, or the. Privateer of’7o; l.y Syl vanus Jr. Tlie Counters of DeCharnoy, a Sequel to Six Years Later: by Alexander Dumas. illustrated News. tz leason’s Pictorial. For sale, at No. 135 Congress street. pept 21 “E W BOOKS.—-Lee llentz” last work —Helen and Arthur:Cr Miss Tlmsa's Spinning Wheel, ismifc Lii'iuedeni. by Alexander Dumas—lllustrated. Rodeuek tho Rover: or the Spirit of the Wave, by Lieut. Murray. ‘The Boyhood of Great Men: intended as an example to youth. Agif.li illustrations. Father Gavazzi's Lecturer, in New York.with his life, and Reports Ofhis addresses, in Italian, to his country men In New York. The Dressmaker and Milliner’s Guide.and Report of the Pari*, iamdon and American Fashions, by-Samuel T. Taylor. Six Years Later or tho Taking of Bastille, l.y Alexan der Dumas. ’ Red King the Cmvnn Chieftain, a Romance of the ocean: by Harry Hazel. Bnruum’s V \vs. No. 23. Gus Howard—further supply received l.y julv 13 J. IL CURB EDGE. ])EC’FiIYEI) per steamer Augusta—lo hhls. Apples. 29 do. Potatoes. Ii) do. 1 locker's Patent Self-raising Flour, in (1.12 and 21 lb. packages: 3 hhls. extra Pig Hams, 2 do do. Pig Pork. 1 do new Halifax Pickled Salmon, 1 do. Tongues and Sounds, Fulton Market Roof, Smoked do., new Mackerel, .vc. For sale nt ALEXANDER'S, sept 27 Cor. Bull and Congrc ■ -sts.. Momunont-sq. | t A I*lo seed oil., fbrMachinery. Jtui ic j ceived uu*l for sale by oct 14 J. B. MOOHE & CO. ri Aston ginger pits serves.— V ) 20 eases, for sale by oet 14 ‘ 11. J. GILBERT. Mantillas, talmas, &c.-cioth. suit, satin Mini Velvet Mantillas: Cloth,Silk. Satin and .Vel vet Tnlm&£. of the latest and most approved stvles; by j recent arrivals, at KEM I’TON k V KIISTI LIA.'S. j 72 St. Julicn and 105 Bryan-streets, 1 oct 10 Whring's Range. 1 MASO.VS B!. V(’ Iv I \b. - For wile in quan tity to suit purchasers, by 11. J. GILBERT. ; sept 20 O A’l’S.—soo Bushels Prime Maryland Oats, just re- \ ceived and for sule by P. L. CONSTANT! Nil, j sept 10 Foot of Barnard 011, - . - Is.'Li up < ij; 25 bhl*. Tanner's Oil; 30 do Linseed do.; for sain by B ept x 11. J. GILBERT, West side Market*sqr. 1 M ODER A TE—IMP YIITI A L—l \I) EPMN DE N T—J V ST. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, | FOR IS&3, Geo. S. Nichols. a. lIAS recently recently returned from jMRk Dl/’Pr N *‘ w whero he has Won I(I Hnd having made uj his Spring LJ Lii/ Summer Clothing, and invites liis friends anti custonieis to look at tin* following which are good and fastiionably made and offered on reasonable terms. Men’s Clothing. 75 Men's Blue. Black, Frock and Dress Coats, 760 do. Cushmeret, l)rap D’F.to, Merino, Alpaca.Twccd Planter s Linen, Cream Linen, Grass Linen Frock and Sack Coats. ! 260 Merino, Alpaca, Linen Drill and Cotton Hound Jackets. i 760 Fancy Silk, Satin. Alpaca, Linen. White and Fig’d Marseilles Vests, | 000 White and Fancy Colored Shirts—all qualities. ; 360 Undershirts and Drawers. do do Boys’ Clothing. As notice was given that I would go largely into the Boys* Clothing, 1 would inform them that I have the • largest assortment in onoStorein the South, and will | he sold cheap and at one price. ! 600 Boys’ Frock Coats, and Sacks of all kinds and t quality. 700 Boys’ Hound Jacket s<f great variety.* 560 do. Gns-itnere. Drilling, Alpacas, Drop D’Kte Pants. , 300 do. Silk, Valencia and Marseilles Vest •. great va riety. 260 do. White and Shirts, from sto 16 years old. j 76 Suiall Children’s Suits, Kills, and little Sacks, as | sorted. i Also a good supply of Boys’ Drawers, in furl a enm plcseoutfit for Bovsof any age at a moment'.-, notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs. Cravats. Stocks. Gloves, Suspenpers, j Money Bolts, Children'.- Belts, Combs. Brushes. Neck ties. Port Mounts. Cord Cases. Collars, Umbrellas.Sateh ela,Caiqa*t hags, Ostrich Feather Dusters, Coat Links j Shoulder Braves.(taps, Ac., Ac. Those in want will, j now find a full assortment oft he above at the Cloth ing Store. No. 150 and W), Gihhons’ Range. mar 26 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MilS* DOE, No. 17 BA UN AH I) ST HE FIT Takes this met hod of informii! j the Ladies of Savannah :!l|| l “ • (andwillheeonstantly receiving • a large and fashionable assortment of Bon- * ; nets, Hildnins. Caps, Flowers.'Buttons, Comb®, Man tillas. Straw Trimmings, etc., etc. 1 P. S.—All orders from the country promptly atten i ded to. fimo oot 26 . AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE, 1 170 BAV-ST.—SAVANNAH. GA. The subscriber is prepared to i tlt furnished Planters,Country M< r- I * >i chants and others, at WHOLE j ° r “ iiTA ” - ’ L '"' ry,arioty Agrhultui nl 1 in plcmciit s, ! Consisting chieliy of Ploughs, t ultivatovs. Harrows, C-afi Sheilers. Straw Cutters, Powder and Hand Corn ’ Mills, Fan Mills. Smut Mills. Road Scrapers, Hoot ! Pullers, Grain Cradles; grain, grass and lmsh Scythes; j Reap Hooks. -Garden ami Pnininy ImplnneiUs of all j kinds. Mill and Cotton Gin Gearing, Mill Pecks and Mill Irons, Saw Gammers, bales and screws for lifting : Mill Stones. Best Dutch anchor bolting Cloths; Bo | gardus A Trumbull's patent Horse Powers; ride and I grain Thrashers of various makers. Blake’s Patent Ohio Kirn-Proof Paint. ( Hydraulic Cement and calcined Plaster, in quantity : j best sperm and other Oils for lamps, paint and ma ; chinerv: patent leather Belting, double and single I from 2 to IS inches width; stitched, cemented aud 1 j copper-riveted: India Rubber (In.. 3 and 4 ply, of all . widths; patent lace anil picker string Leather, Copper ! liivcts and Burrs. Douglass’ patent. Fhrct awl Sta tion l V.k/.x. chain Bumps, hydraulic Hams, lead pipe to tit; Collins’ and other makers approved Axes and Hatch els. wood and hand yaws. Ames’ Shovels and Spades, English patent and cm u Hoes, and American best manufactured Hoes, of all sizes: hay and manure , Fokks. Chisels. Hammers.and Nails, ussortod; garden i and canal Wheelbjireows, cotton ware-house and store. ! Trucks, patent platform, counter and beam Soules, of J all si/.tv: Wire Cloth, Ac. Pricks khysoxaiii.k—terms accommodating. Wool, Hides, Furs and Boos’ Wax, HOUR lIT at all times, and pad for in cash at. current j market pikes. CUAS. 11. CAMPFIIiLD. fe.h 3 NEW WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. Ms Itrongtitim-st., .Mil. FRANCIS STEIN, .Manufacturer of •jjV'Tx Chronometers, Clocks,Tosvu Clocks. Ac., Ac., y.J2 respect fully informs his customers and Iho public generally Hint he has fitted up the Store 11s Broughton-st., where he intends to make a permanent location, and carry on the Jewelry business in its various branches. Watches, Clocks. Town Clocks. Chronometers,.tewelrv, Ac.. Ac., cleaned aud repaired t with dispatch and warranted. New fashion Jewelry I and Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at the lowest : prices possible. N. B.— Any Wat eh. Clock, Ac., that cannot he re paired by other watchmakers, 1 pledge myself shajl ! he repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted, nov 4 * Iv FRANCIS STEIN. ‘ ’ THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVS ft CLOCKS j JEWELED. a'*’ THESE Clocks are constructed (at conside rable extra expense) with ft particular re-J pard to durability, the most serious ohjee-i tion to the lever—the wearing of the points of the balance shaft and screws, the conse •,u-‘nt increase of friction and decrease in motion after . mining a short time—being obviated by the use of a i polished stone jewel, straight pivot or bearings,instead of points to the balance shaft. They are eased in beautiful east Iron, ornamented I frames, and warranted to he us perfect time-keepers as j the Lest are in use. For sale at the Jewelry Store, 129 Oongress-st. feb 5. BOOTS AND SHOES. Just received from Philadelphia, a choice lot of Ladies’ Gaiters. Ties and Slippers.— Also, Gentlemen's line Congress Gaiters. Patent Lenth- | er Bunins. Pump Sole Boots, A \ Those who desfre a | good article are invited to ciill and ne supplied, may IK Yv\ 11 E.IDT. Gibbons Rang#. | CAMPHINE AND BURNING FLUID. JUST received 20 hbls. of the above, wl.il: will ho sold by the barrel or otherwise. ntthP lowest prices. Arrangements will be eilter SafcßtfMlo supply dealers, jnn 26 J. .1 M AITHTCB. BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! AT SIBLEY S BOOK STORE, No. 135 Congress-street, YTTE HECEIVED so many New Book yesterday. , }} that wo cannot lirid time to enumerate them, j From “Grave today.” Literary. Scientific, numerous, and interesting. Wo invite our friends to call and examine. a i/SO : Graham’s Magazine for July; Godey's Lady.-’ Book; 1 tlackwood’s Maga/.ino: Barn urn's Illustrated News; Gleason's Piclnral, Ac. juno22 j New books : me\v hooks: Heeeived hv S5. K. STBLEV. Thursday, .1 illy 11th. | Margaret Percitftl. by the author of •• Amy Herbert,” ! Ac. Edited by Rev Wm Sewell. Father GftZazzi’s Lectures in New York, with his , Life. (x>rrec.dnL.and authorized by himself. Mnnescn’s Serial and Method of teaching the French I Language. Lives of the Presidents of the United States, with ! sketchesof Remarkable Events. Helen and Arthur, or MissThusu’s Spinning Wheel:’! a Novel—by Miss Caroline lA'c llent*. Life and Adventures of \ allentine Vox, the Ventril oquist; by Hen.rv Cock ton, a most humorous work. A 1,50.’ A FUHTHEU SUPPLY OF Yankee Notions, or the Whitt lings of Jonathan's Jack Knife. Beautifully illustrated. Yillwtte. by purrer 8011. Tho. Swamp Steed. The Corsair Chieftain, Hazel's new Sea Story. Wild Sports of the West; by VVm If Maxwell. Major Jones’Courtship. Major Jones* Travels. Chronlclesof Pineville. Hoderick the Hover. Nathalie, a Tale; by. Julia Kavanah. Six Years Later, or the Taking of the Bastille. Ac. &-. For sale at No. 135. Con grass, st. july 14 NEW BOOKS. lorret-E ELTON; or Things Seen and Heard, a j Novel: by Mrs. Marv Herndon. Wild Jack; pr the Staten Island Child—a sketch from life, together with highly interesting stories: by Cicvoline Lee lleutz. Sam Slick’s Wise Saws nml Modern Instances; or Wlmt he said, did or invented. Antifiiwiiticism —A Tale of the South* by Miss Mar tha Hniue Butt. Nancy Waterman: or Woman’s Faith Triumphant— a story of New York City : by C. F. Bamington. l.atitte, the Pirate of tho Gulf: by J. H. Ingraham. The Empress of the Isles; or the Lake Bravo: by Charley Clewline. Notabilities in France and England—with an auto biography : by Phjlarette Charles, Professor of the Paris institute. llarrv Ooverdnln’s Courtship, and what value of it: lv the author of “Frank Fairlclgli,” “Louis Arun dell.” Ac. Ac. Volume 1, Putnam's Magazine, hound neatly In Cloth. F.urthcr supply of My Novel. Barnum’s News. No. 23. Arthur’s .Magazine for June. Received by | jane7] J H. CIJJJBKDOTI RISI\I>N DIIUidOUV. i 3. M. PETTING ILL A 00’S ADVERTISING AGENCY, 102 XASSAtf STKKKT, NLW V iI!K. And No. 10 Stalest rc*J } IJostoH. P. A Cos. are Agents for the most inttuentiuland lar gest circulating Commercial Papers both hi the United , Stat 2 anil the Canadas. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. mncK leps CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR BAKING POWDERS, The Chrxi first. JlaUhi.st. nost Is, n,i uml i&fimmtrat Article, /nr raisin.i Ur, tl, Jlisntif. Fried, tiriddlr. anti J -fttony ( o.vs, Post, ~ Pa r.liujs , Sweet . Caters. Coni Uteri, do., T I Ml IS i.-the most c • nmiiicul. useful, convenient.and J. healthy compound in existence, Ur raising Bread Biseuit.Cakes. Pastry . Puddings, Ac., with either Wheat ! Rye. 1 udiiin or Buckwheat Flour. It is anindisjK-usihle ! article in the culinary department ol every establishment, and there i- m.Cowk or 11 ■•usekeeper in | creation who will be wtllcu; it ullev bavin.; fairly tried it. Sold by the prim ipalGrocer.- and D ai. : Opinions of tho Press. I’liose who have triad it. line feuul (hit lln-ulver tisement does uut vaunt its praises !* highly. /'■!/ - Housekeepers who havetcslc I iho qna'ity of this powder, pronounce minium.nisly ini.- i'avor. — f.o:/.- : /tort Daily Courier. It surpasses every thing in the wave \'r ; inj. we ever : yet saw used in the linking of c .. -P .<<e ,y .1 <O - cot* a P.iiist.r, April I.*. lS;.:i. i This is au article of such utility in various kinds of i cookery, that when il? virtues len>nie j.r y ei li Uiirwn no housekeeper that studies emit . t and . onotiij’. l will willingly do without it.—-Y. i'. /'*J/..*/ Jl i is;*:j. No ojic need he. itateh> use Durkee's all imy rtant i article to housekeeper- —Pcjtii it !'■ awr oi l .\<->t rdc ii * . n •>. i7. is:,:;. Would \ >u li.i\ e li.'.ti! t> - e.el >\cot hrefl t, tirea l that yon can eat with a uuocLrelisK. do a.a forget t> | ro eure Durkee's Baking PoWder. and vou will not fail t.o have good bread, cuke .Ac.-- IP-, Pinos. .1/ • v { 24. 15.,2. I We have tried tills article and can recommend il with perfect vonlidence.- Qwbt c (. a ~./ ■//. i J. ] Durkee's Bakin;; Powder we have tried atom* Imusc | and our • fetter half” was as t <>ni.-hed at tl.e ie.-iill. J .V. Daily Tin. Oct. 23. 1>62. . All good leu .-wives wii l rejoice in and g’< ril'y the ; name of Dttrkce. alter tlu-y have given lo- Baiin.. j Powder a fair trial.--.Yr/a )>/ /,• S,io. t-. :, i Durkee's Bakin-’ Powder, undoubtedly tin-t nrti j clc For this purpose that has yet. been discovered.—.V. I V. Utdrhiwtv. PC’. 12. Iv::. I The highest eomnn-u lntioiis, from hundreds of ‘U ! largest and most respectable wholesale 1 . in thi . : aud nearly every large Pity ou this Couiineut. could ; hogiv.*u if so.-n-e allowed it. it 4 ” The arti !e is warrant. I to giv • ■ it'..-!*; -lion.— ! Orders awiiiptni’, ‘1 trillt Cosh will. /*, /><•- mj illl. and. i:. r. drilk i; Solo Proprietor and Manufacturer, I Wholesale Dealer in .Sal Soda. l’i* ail ofTarti.r. Sup | Ca-rb Soda. G--okiug Extracts, Max Mateße ,lc. 1 :>D Watcr-Btrcct,.\u York. ang 17 fin Mkimi.V Et iIESI'S. Alar.-- , ne.,; of .Medicine Che-ts,of puro Mahogany and Black Walnut, at till prices; tor sale By j june 29 .1 VI. B. MOORE AC ). / tOMGHESS YY ATE’d, n w landing from \ Bark Exact,warranted to Be genuine, and iv. eutly j i bottled. A siippjy ot it is k<'i*t e.,n.dinitly in ice. ! i jo 30 W.W. Bl NiNM.N. .'louutueut-sqr. , MU. lhdvE.VZti ‘S celebrated it . D t• i - the destruction of Hats, Crows. W.-tves. Corns, | j itc., Ac. For sale a! the Apothccnrv's Hall. I*\ j july 27 J. K. Dr.EdUD. I 1> .YU WAY’S Ready’ Belief, ?>r all pain-. A fresh ! Y supply just received’ -it the Ap u ir, s Hall. l.\ I july 27 J. E. Di l*.till). hit. 31 cLA .YIO'S celohrateil Liver I ills, in Si.-k ‘ llead ‘- iie and all Bilious eomplaiuta, they are | I surpassed By none. A-fresh supply just rocerrej, at I Apothecary's Mull, by jtfly J. E. 1 • F IKD. 1* ‘VULTOM .HUIKET .ms Smok.-d Reef, re ! reived by steamer and for sale by .july i.i ‘ ii• HUT. / 108H£N lli I IB hE civod by \ I steamer and Ibr sole by julv 1J ‘ 11. J. G iLRERT. ! II PINS’ Wll ‘.TED i.A 1 V A superiorj j just received. SPIiNCKU OUHHELL Agt, i feb 25 164 Congress st. Gibbor ’ Building. ! \iriUTE \vc m.,; s ion 50:..-. -u,..1 ) \ make sorted sizes, just receive l and for sale by j ! npr 27 E. LoVEBL. 1 / H.MtE I’ WINE-lii wide and le.it . . k, Y rid Bjxc.-; Ibr sale By A.IMN.U D. july 13 Corner ofßay and Wl.iCiker-st.s 131 NE PI RNifi RE CHINTZ - KiciH.and English • Furni'.ure Chintz, in Bunehe* and Stripes for j j Laid tiuißs and Bordering.at I may 20 K :.M I’TON A YERSTi LLE’S. DOUICI.K ,;mi i N-; I.i• i:a RBELLEDD: Just received and for sale by j mar 81 E. LOVELL- | H AY.—l2s bundles Hay, lauding perschuoue ul . uract For sale by . I npr6 _ BltlQnAM. KELLY AC jj | A .31 S. bl it I'. ilMie re cured H un-, land | J( i ing ftom schr Edna and. orsalebv | npr 13 BHIGIIAM. KELLY A CO. / tL ABET WINE.— st) boxes Chateau Morgaux. 1 \j Chateau Latitte, St. Juliau, St. F.tuillinn. For sale by _ ‘feb 24i A. BONAUD. 1 ! ‘ AWS OF 44K01U; i A .-"a few copies of tin* j late Acta of the Legislature of the Stat<-ofGeoi ! ght. received and for sub- by S S. SI BEEV, • june 14 ?V. 135, C, ‘ngress-strec t.. 11 MCE, LATH?; PRASTEIU OEM KNT and 1 Plastering Hair.—A constant uj .ply of the above articles for sale by may 12 BHffiTIAM, KELLY* CO. J Kilo AS A ;>|H R AAG i.S.—K • i\ üßy Steam ier. and for sale by I may 27 11. J. G 1 I.BKHT. ATESS PORK AND RE EE. 30 bids, new Me'ss I j_Y 1 Pork; 106 bbls. now Mess Beef. J list ri-eevied ‘an I for -ale by ffcb2l, WEBS PER \P \ LMKS. \NHOY lIAV. 60 buftdlos i rii ie JAtoboy ■ llay, landfng per solir. North Si ate and tor sale ‘ Iby ; (joloj BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. ; | / 1\3IPII!Xi:. .’i Barr* Is (’ampliine and Burn * | Y J ing Fluid. J ust vcceivedund for ale I v may 5 J. B. MnORE A CO. | n\\ . \ few la .’ • . ‘ Ifh in sh.ro and lor-ale By SEABORN GOODA LL. 1 july 12 1)OT\T(H!'B--’ t“i*s. just received uiei ; r sale Jow bv j july 12 SEABORN GOOD.M.L. I.3KKSII GOSII fiN BUTTER AND Cll ELSE, b* ’ kegs and thus fresh G,..-hen Jtutlcr* 6*) l ixe- Cheef-e. and cask—just receved and for sale at the Eln * ! porimn, by SEABORN fIOODAL. jv 1 pRESTOi MERRILL’S Veast Powder | and Extract of Lemon—a fresh supply just vccci v- I ed at the [jyiVj APO’l iIEGA R\HALE. SY It IT I-*.—3o bids. New York Sugar Hou--Syrup in store and for ruts by may 30 * OGDEN A BUNKER. | I>< Potatoes (..rsnlel-y ; mar 17 11. J. GILBERT. 1 IT >3l It 1C KliL AS- At wholesale and retr.il itf’ ! J mav 17 BELDEN A CD’S. i SS a Li., ii \ :is, &c. Ju :io id ; gar Cured Hams, small size. 150 lbs. Fresh kin Hiked Beef. Bologna Sausages. Smoked Tong\te>. Fulton Market Beef. E r sale hv july23 W.G. DH’KSoN SIM t'KS.--Mare. Cloves. I ’iuiumioit, Ginger, AIK spice Nutmegs, Jatuaiac Ginger, Ground Ginger. \ Black and IVhite Popper .Cayenne. Arc. Cinnamoji and ; Pepper ground fresh, and in quantities to suit custom- j ers. A supply ol'the above, just received ami for stile I by J. E. Tn EOKf). ; june H Apothecaries’ Hafl. ‘ I 31* I SCO I-* ALI \ Y IM HUCATIOYS. j J ust rcc-ived. a variety of the. Prote-tant. Kpiseo ‘ pal Society of New V<>rk. Tract.-, t'hurch Cuteehisins • and otln-r cheaj* und valuable publications. For pale ! at the hook store of S. S. SiBLEV. i aug 10 No. 135 Congress street. i Cl UP K RIO R WHITE AND V ELBOW GREASE >3 For Bail ways, Carts. Heavy Machinery. Omnibus ses,and all other Carriages: 5 bills aud 7 dozen cans of ‘ she above Greuse, lauding from sriir. Virginia. For | Mtlobj 0184*24 C. 11. CA MFKJ ELD. I>K<’KIVIOU PER BATE ARRIVALS-A full V<Upply ofDuHield’g StaggA Shay's Cassard's. and Roloson’s limns: al s<, a fresh and full supply of new Groceries, for sale low at i ALEXANDER’S ! aprlo c**r. Bull and Congress Ms ,MomiiiicnLy<i MABEIAGK, HAiPINESS AND t 031 PETE Y t Id- R7/J IS Il f ’ Oil AT we Behold many fi-ma* -s. scan e In the met i J diau of life Broken in health and Spirits with a . complication of diseases aud ailments, depriving them of the power for (lie enjoyment of life at an age when . physical health. Buoyancy of spirits, and happy serein • ity of mind, arising from a condition of health,should j be predominant. j Many <>t the a tears of her sufferings at first—perhaps vears Before, perhaps during girl hood .or the tlrst years • of marriage— won* in their origin so light as to pu#*s uuuoticcd, and of course neglected. IN APTKIi ) PA PS. I When too late to Be henclitted by our knowledge, we , look hack and mourn,and regret the lull cousequenees 1 ofopr ignoranee. W hat Would we not often givo to possess, in early : life the knowledge we obtain in after years! And j what day-an t nights of anguish we might not have been spared, if ih knowledge was timely possessed. - It is MEL .! Nt ’ /It >JA’ AN P ST.t PTL INC To bclmld the siekio--- and suffering endured by many a wife for many years. fn*m causes simple and eomrol lable, easily remedied —or I'ctter still —not iucurred, if ’ everv wifi: and M<>min Possessetl the information contained in a little volume : j (within the reach of us all) which would spare to her ! self yr i t:s oi’ Mrsppy, And lo her husband the const an I toil and nnxietv ot uiiud. m-i-i-.-sarily de\o|\iug u; n him fnan -i.-km'-s <■; the “ il'e. without :;i. in.g biin t‘u- opportunity of ji. quiring that omp which .Isis cxertioii- are enti tied, aud the;- i i>f which wAulds.vurothe hap pines- of himself, wile and children. SECt lit i.tK MPA NS OPIf A / ’PIN ESS By becoming in time p<c e-sed <*t Go- know IHg-. the - .ni ot whi. i. l.a- • f.0... •; Hie -i kin ss and \e,\, . y, t • : excusable ifsiie m-gh.-t! l < ov.-til ber.-.-If.-flViat know leilge. in re.-peet to her-elf. which would -pare her much suitcring. Be Uie means of happiness and pro per)'! y to lu-riio-'-mid. and confer upon her children that M- -iug iißo-.e all price—ln-dthy ‘oodie-. with i Itealtbv minds, that kno. ledge is contained inti Mt tlewoik entitled I liJiM A liII11!it WOMA N*S I*livat<- 3i-<lt<'iii ( inti|iiinii*u. B\ DR. A. M.MAUHD EAI . rjtt’Ki -- !• oK m.Sf.tsKs ot WoMt.X. Or.rllanlr.r- El. Iv 2 O. I hi.. 6d (bit*. I'U*-: poMMie,l in IM3. ami it is not .'7.7 A•. “/.’ WON PEP/” /.. ('oiixidriag Clint very Ci uuih .wlu . Hu-r inarried ornot.cnii In it iu <piii i< a Dili k*n*u h d:*-'of the nntiirc. * liar at'icr Itild c.-ui-cs (ts Iter complaints, uith the > alien- symptoms, uml that nearly HA 7.P A MILLION COPIES. should have Been -old.” ! His ii-ipn. .i -nbio to (Xmvciy fully the various mb ’ tve:dadof. as they aieol'a nature-tricLly iut< n •l"'l for the* tnarri: l.nr IhosoconU-mplating niarriiig. te-.i no female desirous of mijoyin - health, and that co.i -eqii'-ul upon licnS tl i. which is so e.mduc :i'e to hermvn 1- ; pine . and that of le v lmsbaxnl, hut either has or will obtain it,. t*s has or will every i huslmod who i :he toV<- and : ffocf'i-m'nf his wifo at i heart, or Er-.t ••) : vn; ‘• •nniarv unjTovcmout. ! cV’ll .t/. /*.>’ OP o.\i IH XPPHI) THOUSAND ; Have Is-w. SENT P) MAIL within the last tbw tliulitliS. c vrnox ‘i o Tin: prui.ic. HP NOT DPPPAI PEP! j Buy U"k in* Vs -Dr. A. M. .Maurieeau, 120 Lih ; erty 811-ect N. \ . I-oil Me- tido page. and (lie entry ! in the Clerk's otll.ee on the back of tie* title page; : iM ‘ j buy “!y of respectable and lioiiorable dealers, or | send by mail, ami hire-- to Dr, A. 31. Mauriceau, j a.- tiiere me spurious ami surretit it iv us infriugenients ofcopvriglit. I LETEvppy win: tn> iirspjxp pondfp: 1 ,\*o ( TCUm- for IgnoraiK i , \v In-n ligiiur aiicc IjiJlliscry to those v.cholti unit’ J null (tear, and wln ii l- iliqiriotii Ig. j noranccls vvilhSn our reach. To onaMc e\'-.ry one todoi ide upon the t'a*6'.7*e)t.-7- i>lr mr. •.-fyofp.ing !i eopy. and that no wife, er 1 I mother need remain uniformed upon lire many cans 1 os, which sooner or later, are destined to make ‘fearful , J ravages upon her health, unless guarded ngnin-l.nud I that uo eon-ideruDj and affectionate husband have 1 j eartse to ujibraid himself with neglect of Hie welfare • i’ i i ljiswife—a pamphl- tof thirty-six }a.res. containing j | lull Titlr-pa/y .rii.l l"ales'*./ Ciat/cn/s. togi-ther with ex • ] tracts fr >m *ha !-• k. will be seu t eof chary,- t. .o\ ■ part of t.be*b ! lilted Static, by addressing, p- -i paid a- , j lierein. J When Kaou lcdgc Is Ilniipiiicss/Hs culpiihlc to hi- ignorant. j receipt of One Dollar (tor the tine Edition, j extra landing). ••'l’hk 3!funn;n Woman's Pkiva'i i: 3lki> j Comimm l i si-ii l(in.i:!( <l/r. cto any part of the j United Stales. All letters must he post peidnind ad dressed t<* Dr. A. 31. M AURB EAC. Rox 1221. New i York City. Publishing (.Mltce. No, 12a Liberty Street, j New-York. I For sail- by by A Wl.T'man.Rim.-goM: U. F. Rennet. ! Cussville: Doyalib McDonough: J. A. Reynolds, , Dahlone;a: U. I'c-unghloeii.-thor; >•. Ga. j 111 New* York fily.l.y rin.-er A T.iwuseiid. Adri ■ ance. Sherman t Cos. Dewilt A Davenport, and Barnes j A Cos. e apr 12 j N£ (t TIE\T Truths By Gn-at Authors: a dictionary of • I aids to rctleetion. quotations, of maxims, nu-fa j phors,counsels, cautions, aphorisms.proverbs, Ac. Ac.. , from writers ufall ages and both hemispheres. The Evening Book; or. Fireside Talk on Morals j ; and .Manners, with sketches of Western hife: by 1 Mrs. Kirkland, au'. huj* of “ A New Home.” Ac. j fee. ’ i Thojlible in the Counting House: a course ofLoe tures to Merchants; hv 11. A. Roardman. I>. D. Rowland Trover: or tlm l’ilot- of Human Rife: be- ! ing an autobiography of tin- author —showing howto | make or h -c a fortune., and how to make another. 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New j eomh.in the (’"nfeelion try ldtHcj'loovviiixl by Newcoinl ; a Ri>e: ami that he will contimu-'to lu.omfaeLurq, and \ kocp * ways on banrl Fresh nn<l Purr (onJ.*■({ on nl-ies, Mannfacturcil from the best materials., and eompris iug every variety of Candies. Sugar Plums. Ac. Ac. Ac Fronclt Confoctionasies, Lemon Syrup, Syrups for Soda Fount'iins, j Togel .u r wt’i h every other Article iu his line, always instoro and Ibr saleat whole-wile and retail.on 1 lie most j raasonabb*terms. T. C. RICE. ! a6 ts S. E, Corner or-uighUm anu V. h>.kor-ris. IJ 1)0.’!IN Vs j m'PI’OH TEHS. Van u\ Horn's impyoVi'd clasttt* I tern Abdominal Sup- I port'-r-for pralapKH.s Uteri; arid Ho* elastic Abdominal i Snp(K*r(er. or Rody Brace, lor belli sexes*—for weak ness, and uality, pains in the hr- k. coi’piileuey, ,fc. I JOHN Ik Moore a oi.. pept in (ii)iJtons’ Building. I)OT \ TOE.*. .in n*d< r. ! * net 15 EBSTKH ft PA liMES NO. AM) PORTO Hlto SI GAK. In . lihds.: lor sale Ty s. pt l H. J. GILBERT. S! ai A HS. -10,000 No. 1, La Norii a and hers; fro -ale by lIYI.WD A O'NKII.I,, i nd< r Marshall HoiuW I- AllCltOim.Rl KS, - Collars. ' r hiunvote-, j 1 inlcrJeeve . Inf.uit's Robes, Infant's Wuiits. | j Breakfast Cambric Cap.--, Cunlbric und Mdsliti Bunds. : 1 all in great, varietv, at KEMPTON A VKIISTIDLL'S, 72St. Julien and 1t.5 Bryan atreets,- \\ a ring’s Kange* 1 / tOHX. Haltimoro Corn, in store and for sale in ! I \ j lots n*.suit pununsi-rs. I sept 10 OGDEN ft BUNKER. IVO. 113. Tlif-V % 'EEKLV 83. I M.Ol 11, SO \|, Ac. 100" bids” Itldtitliun* I D -"ard street flettr:so Hiron irnith’xdo | 50bbls.pur Geunesseo l luur. - j Si) hexes p.eudoPs Family Soai. i j 6(1 do Croton do. i J **o do Patent Mould Candles. • I” ’ do Adamantine* Candle-. • ’ do prm do I 11 Colgate's Starch. For sale by j ,,i f w i:BBTF.K a i'AhMES. rs til !•-31 tC XI. hlßl 11) SOhDKlh f,. r wel jV’ ditiu ( l.ii i 1 • ;i- on.e. yturl !e Mid OrinunentiiT Ware of any and criptiou. all nrlkles joined with this valuable eomj -it in will iv*.iue p>-: ti . tlv linn, and remly tor ti.-e m li\e minute-after being joined, for 1 sale at the Apothecary - Hall, by jttlj -■ J u I> KURD H\X AM) 1-LOllt. 30.. balesTuperim North River Hay. 5o barrels FP.ur. lauding pci ; Steamer Augusta, ahd f r h v 1 aug 2 PA DEI. F( ‘R TV FAY A CO. i •-*’ bushels .on .. tra.t-d ]o r V ./ < n liberal Gnus if applied f.*r ■ ■ i t . BKA.HORN GOOB.M.L. hR. 31t L.YAK’S Americo. Wo. m . it., ~r A ermituge. wni rautiHl to remov • A\.. n, j, ( t > ~r v ease where u fair trial i-riven, a fre.-h Mqqlv iust r; . i*i\ ed at the A| .-tiu earx . Hall, hv I july 27 ‘ ‘ J. E. DtKi'Rl). \ 'i> NETTING.- J, . Mosquiio Net I .1 | ! lii :. ,o Bold net t Netting, i. r - ah* U S II; I- 13. KEMPToN A A iiRM’Ihl.K. vri * \ SON H'ki; ROODS. I nihrclla-. Para | n-o- and Fans, at .ini • -t K KMPTi >N ft A KHS'I U ‘ E’S. I )ATK t> JT (’MIIIikEA l\, t and 3 I .ie (Ira- Al., h V .1 . I ieiii Il Mustard.! a per<. Olives, .-.-rnlii Ac, t-a* sale Bv ■i“ 25 ‘ A. BONA ID. Otihf AAs.-iiiAk. |.i,.. just tv l' : Sl'ABO! NGOOPAF... It TTl'.lt AMI <lll.l >E E.- v |. t 1 ) .earner A list.-,, a tre-li Mtj-ply ‘ -1m ii Butter , and Cheese: Ikr side at tin-nil -i.'itH of tin* Emporiun. bv . . . ■ ■ , ODAI E. / l(".! . -liris mlin; Temie , -lyals. in f.no j july and Cll AS. 11. CANimi I.I). IMIEMI *H 3 I)ROP>. ,ii nll .i. :, ! I‘em,eriuint. L-v.m.g, . suj ci i. i quality. Just n*- ceived per Hi .um r. at the i jriy .APUTHUC ARY’S ItAid, jl 11 S*-■ IL X l.t:. lot . just “receive * Ihill.N Ik MOOR K A Ci), j july -2 Gil E.ni's BuiUting. | * I TTER AN D Cll I ‘.I -!’ 2” tubs', k,-- •: nml firkins I )b, l.eii Bolter: 1.5 lirkinslow pri. ed do.: 25 hex, li-M M . li.-reix.-d per steamer Aid i.ina. and for.-ale at tin* Eiuporium, by an - • * S I.A IP ri. N GOODAI.L. \ id * ill.: 1 luß et large ami lu altltV .‘•'WeedHi ?j I ‘ • G.i- day iv. rived per si, inner Florida; for -ah* hv W. W . 1.1 NCrLN. an : 21 Monument-square. ** El BLITZ AN i> SODA pi i\\ 1 1 1'.'.-. Prepar.il o j n.pv, iv f r the retail tft.-n, imi ■ . t.-l mate i rials, and warranted full wei- !.l For-ole bv j aug 24 AY. W. l,| Ni ,'I.N. 3! o, mi.sqr. I ) Ai:ilY'■ 1 IJKOIMI UROI A fresh t i!ii ..-1.- d .Med ].r,; ...-ai;, n fortl.cHair, i just received and t o sab* by JOHN !:. MoORK ft CD., ” Gild us’ Jlul \j‘ p 1 j• li 0 ! I’’ *un \. O. .'loia.-.-i .-- ’ l o IH NKF.Ik s > cm:k <nk ese. \f. -h i.q j, r f ) ‘earner FI-•r:J:i ofG'e-he:: and !..\v-,.rleed Rutter am! at, w .-1.-. 5 Clier.-e, receiud and for sale at the Emporium, by ’ il - I'* s'FAP.OI’N C.OOPARh. ( NT. : fI I- H, Unitin'.- Hydraulic Co s! V J luent. Landing and for sale, by : I - * Id: in || AM. K ELLT ft GO - JAY.:) ... H.-.y m.vv -lan.ling 1.. in steantPhip’ i 1 • .<f..teon:,Mi*-m. For sale hv ''g 22 OGDEN A- BUNKER. I I .31 R \ M>I.ATIIS. 2l>o ea.-ks Lithe and Si 11 M laths trom M. Johns. N. Ik, lading from brig R. M. Chariton, and for s do l.y ,n 'A !- BRIG IL'AM, KELLY ft CO. V < I.OTIIS. ‘Ji.eoo yards mij crier ’ i Y NogroC’lolhs. just received mid for-ale by KEMPT )N v VJ UST/LXB. I>l TTER.- Ii:-:.ins lew priced Butter, and 26’ ) tirkins G -hen But’.er. Ju-t received and for sale 1 at the Enrpoiiuin, by i ug ii * SI! ‘.BORN (11)0DALL. P )()T ATO 1*: S” YMXkNIONS -1 ,u udin-gfroiri I steamer Florida, and for -ale hv og 10 il J.GILBERT. it. • 1 '! - ‘'round Flour from Cun nhi'rhnm's 3li'ls. jll<t arrived. For Mile hv ! nug 11 COHEN ft TARVER. / <‘>D FISH, Mae! . I and Herring, j ust received and V f-T Milel y n.i. 17 ) 11. J. GILBERT. Oi\ lON .v A fre.-li supply, received by steamer, i.nd for Kilo l.y |an |i;| 11. J. G ILBERT. If Al bin; bale- prime North Piv ,-r Hay, land- I ing per schr. Breeze.for -ale bv ’ Jo 7 BRIG RAM KELLEY A (Jo. M< /1, A Rs.- ‘” bbls. Portland Syrupj 6odo . ehoiecNew Orleans dn. Fur sale by | _ aug IS WEB.-TER ft PALMES. 3 *. ’i’ received, a F t ofr.ne -uiull Hums, 1, r fuui lly uso. For sale by _ il ” -3 A. BONAUD. i)OOKs: ROOKS!; ISDOIvS !I ! —lhniv > ed l.y yesterday's steamer a largo assortment of | new and interestin', works. We have not time h. par ticularize. Cull and examine. S. S. SHBLKY, 1 Sl v< s No. 136 ftmgrwwtreet. , rpAPIOQA, Holwi l*atcot Barley, 4 *rn Starch. I and Farina: lresli supplies, just received, uml U r Rale. eopt l J J. K. 1“ FORD. I> lO CO Ft EE.—2OO hags; for sale bv V Roptl 11. J. GILBERT. J)OT ATOES.- lo l l', iiii'V- ■■ ■. .| quality For sale by [augC.j SEABORN GOUDA LL. TV* EA\ Med r. , l i ,re Flour. x3 from lew Wm at: lauding In.ia schr. J. W. An derson. and for sale by |L J. GILBERT. | >i fi'ATUES.—4O barrels Dmuestie Potutoes. for suit t by |aug 2 f d) SKABGRN GoODALI,. R. kfiulcjUi uessee Flour, land ing thU day j-er .steamer Alnbuuiu. front Ncw j A ork and for sale l.y j V r ’ OGDEN ft BUNKER. nA\. .•> bales | > rime Eastem I lav. Lainlin from brig Philuni, and for sale hv j nu ■ l ii BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. IM LTtIX MARKET t! 1: 1:1’. 20 hal 1 barrels for sole By ! nug IT * If. J. GILBERT. Jf3il\’< l-'l.l 11) end Camphi't for sale b > J.R. MOOR Est CO, j uo -12 Gibbons’ Building. I* (OK N A \ DIM TS. For -ale to arrive! apply V to |aug (*. OGDEN Bl NKIiU. |l> I’ !: ITF. I ED. A I-,; ! line ami small Sugar 9) Curod Hauls. For salo bv :n,,, is A DONAT'D. / (AISI* W,\ T t<: lO’ and- \ full assortnie a - ju*d received ami for sale by K. LOVELL. UMO.Vpi in r bb\ -ept 2K 11. J. GILBERT. U v iIITE l.t. M*. w, (ion ihs AV b.ito Load, pur Aud No. I: idt! valis. LiusmllHl; now landhig, I aud for sale by ! nu 20 JOHN Ik MOORE ft CO. I \ AA'f* 1*F(1 it. RGI A Tin- Acts of the gow ioiioi 1 * tl*. > i h.ittreof the Stateof Georgia *.f 1861 aud i .2: rec ived and for sale by S. .<! BI.EV. mi.’ 1 No. B;. r > Coi gres street. i>SK.X< R OKt DFI-’KK A 1 egulnrrui.- 1 jply ~1 HI .MMI-.J. . IMPROVED COFFEE EH ,-FNCE. which has b. eu t-ted. and has given .salis faction. W ben n •cd with (In urd Colic-, it jxissesses 1 such strength, llavor, and clarifying qualities as In I make a a\iii„ <,| k.::’ per emit . Put up in foil pju-k- I ages. 12 1 > ~'h. v awrnntcl to pica-**, h not, the’ ’ money will l i- Im h-,1. :• it is sold r>n the warrautee of tl.e liuiiiufaclerers. W.G. DIr'KSON j june.’.! AYJiitnknr st.. e*>v. Broughton Lnm 1 dOEN ebBN. 1 * I H f 1 ‘ HE! - Prime W. -tern Corn, just fe i* \ M f I'cived ands u ; a'e bv ts I’ i • ■ \xxfNJt r j ’i l l. \< l • 1 nxiriv lied Uavtu 1 mrity t tho 1 0.-t H A POTII IT’ AKI KS : HALL. s n HF. W L\G TO RVt FD. I.orillrd' Cavon \ l.ti-li l i•"•■i'uin tin foil. also. 11 fiv-h supply oi'Mrs Airier’ - Tobacco. Just received and for sale By JOHN Ik Moore a- hi).. I sept 10 GihlH'im* Building, HATS AND OAFS. rrj Fine, fashi-'liable -ilk and henver Hat Men's and Boy s’ ('alit,.ruin do. A of Wool Hut-, for Plnntmtlon use. For “ 1 y STALEY ft Ill.M'V. ! F>ctti:r an i*<l t ya.s E.-F*. Irl by 1> ept I VI. J. UU BERT.