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VOL. 111. DAILY PAPER $4. (Cacaiun Juuriifll. ) Xll.V >.\HKR, ~ - j 4 j Tri-Wkkri.v. ~ $3 BY .1. 11. CUHBEDGE. THOMAS W. LANK* irilitou. A DVEIITISIXG R ATES. AdvortisciauMits inserted at tlu; following rates.— Port ONK SqfVRB OF TKN- UNI’.S, One insertion, $0 60 J One month, *.<! 00 Two -‘ 1 00 Two ” D) 00 Three I ‘lh j Three “ 12 50 F *ur “ 1 &0 1 Four “ 15 oo Fire “ 1 75 Six “ 2x) 00 One week, 200 | ()ae year. 30 00 j rTf n>mtr u’ts for yearly advertising may bo made r n liberal terms. Le'atl a Ix’er.ttoccn *-;ts inserted at. the usual rates nnd Itrict core taken th.it they be published according to I aw. All ad vxrttoc’nonts from transient persons, or fdrnn frers, to be paid for in advance.” The privileges ofvoarlv nivovttoers will ba* confined , ri ‘i lly t * their regular business, nnd jill other adver tise ne-its, not pertaining to tlu-ir regular business, ns agreed for. to be paid extra. ’ tjf“ All advertisement* sent to this oflv o withoSit direeti as to the nu mber of insertions, will be pul* IHh-ldailv, until orderel to be discontinued, and charged accordingly. MONDAY, OC T. ‘Z l, t 853. DU. SC 111. \ si\N> i.iYT u'k.’S. Messrs Editors: —The Georgia of he I‘Jtli instant, contains a letter from H. R. Young, Esq., relative to the reported arrangements for tin* , union of the Savannah anil Brunswick Railroads, which demands of me a statement of the I acts therewith connected so far as lam concerned. I do not seek a controversy on this subject —l simply j desire respectfully to correct, certain statements in ’ the letter of Mr. Young,and to give the facts which led him into the error of supposing that the Direct- j <rs of the Brunswick company “ will, in a short j time, receive from the proper source such proposals j for the union of the two companies, as will meet | tlu-ir approbation and acceptance,” and the Editors ! of the Journal of Commerce into the announcement that arrangements with that object in view, are about to he consummated. I entertain toward Mr. Young the most respectful regard. I regrpt most exceedingly the publication of his letter, and the necessity which impelled me to correct the state ment of tin- Journal, which contained it. Some time iu the month of August lap', and pre vious t<> the meeting of the ciiiz.ens of Savannah, held on the 30ih of August, at w hich it wasdeter imn< and to prosecute the enterprise of a Railroad to j the Gulf, under the Savannah and Albany charter, j Mr. Young sought and had tin interview with me on the subject ol a compromise, or union of tho S.i- j vannah and Brunswick companies, and desired to | know whether I would receive propositions from ‘ the Brunswick company, ol which he was a Direct or l I replied in the affirmative, and stated # thut Savannah desired to cultivate friendly and com mercial relations with his section ol country, that she had never refused, and would not now refuse, t> receive propositions* calculated to extend these relations. He then told me that he was on his way t > New York, and was determined to force propo sitions from the Brunswick Dircetois. I predicted to him w hat would be the result ol his eflorts, and the minutes of the proceedings of that body, pub- j fished below, verity my prediction. My conversa tions with Mr. Young on this subject were such as ought to he held between citizens of the same State, i they wen* frank and ingenuous, hut 1 do not under stand that we were ever very, nearly agreed upon ! the basis of a compromise;'as he states, for neither party was then authorized to carry on negotiations cvofi for the basis of a compromise. Upon the return ol Mr. Young ir tn Now York, wo liatl another intervipw on this suhjeet. 1 ex- : plained to him the action of the citizens at their j late meeting ; that Savannah now p ossessed :i clpir ter by which she could, from the liberality of the powers granted in it, not only construct a road to Mobile but a branch also to 1’ lorida—that by .means of the latter only could it be expected that any com promise could be effected, but that we had negotia tions pending with English capitalists for liberal aid to our enterprise, and Savannah had made cer tain pledges to the people oi Florida, and that un til these questions were determined it would be improper and embarassing t<> negotiate with a third party, but I could see no obstacles in the future, on our part, to a union of interests with the comi ties of Lowndes, Thomas, and Decatur iu a joint road from VVaresboio’. Our conversation on .best* topics was of such a character that f determined ‘ not to have another interview with Mr. Young, but j at the solicitation of a third party, and in order t bring the matter t<> a close, L addressed him the following letter, and in reply received a commu nication from him inclosing a copy ol the proceed ings of two meetings of the Bruns.vi.k Company held in New York, and a memorandum signed by him. Savannah, Sept. If, 1853, Dear Sir: —Having had several informal con versations with you *n the subject of Railroads, in which your section of country and Savannah tire in terested, tmt as they can lead to no practical result, I have to say that Savannah is now represented by an organization based upon the Savannah and Al bany Railroad Charter, and the Directors of that Company will receive any propositions you may have to make from the Brunswick Railroad Com pany. Very respectfully, Your ob’fservant, Jas. P. Screvkn, Presid.-nt iS. and A R. R. Company. Maj. E R. Young. Savannah, Sept. It, 1853. Sir : —l have the honor to acknowledge the re ceipt of your note dated this day, in which you say “ Savannah is now represented by an organized Board upon the Savannah and Albany Railroad 1 charter, and the directors of that Company will re- j ceive any propositians you have to make from the j Brunswick Railroad Company.” On a recent tour ! I visited New York, aud with several other gen tlemen from Georgia, attended a meeting of tin* i Directors in New York of the Brunswick aud : Florida Railroad Company, where the subject of j connecting Savannah arid Brunswick on the At- ; lantic with the Gulf of Mexico, l.y railread, was 1 freely discussed ; und herewith please find a copy of tho proceedings of the Brunswick and Florida Railroad Company, held in New York, September ‘Jill, 1853; and a statement from me tutting forth the subject matter, as 1 understood it to bo nego tiated upon—all of which is submitted lor consider ation. Very respectfully, your obd’t serv’r, H. R. Young. To J. P. Screven, Esq , President of tho Savannah and Albany Railroad Company. Ni:w York, Sept. Dth, 1853. Messrs. Young and Nightingale, Gentlemen lam directed by the jfeard of Dir rectors of tbe Brunswick and Florida Railroad Company, to communicate to y>u a copy ol tho following proceedings of the Board. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Henry G. YVhef.ler. Extract from the Minutes of a mectingof the Board ot Directors of tho Brunswick and Florida R. R. Company: New-York, Sept. 7th, 1853. Present—Messrs. S. R. Brooks, Davis,Cnauncey, Paine, Dexter, Nightingale, and Young. Messrs. Bloom nnd Cheever, of Georgia, and Mr. Monroe, of Boston, wore also present by invi tation. @!|c itfiwiitil! €me®fi|| JcwmL Samuel R. Brooks, Esq., wus appointed Presi dent pr<* tern. The President pro tern, stated that this meeting had been calleJ lor the purpose of entertaining such suggestions <>r propositions as might be made by 1 the gentlemen now present from rno State ol Geor gia, in connection with the Brunswick and Florida Railroad, and that the Board was now ready to re ceive any communication which those gentlemen might think proper to make. Mr. Young, on behalf of himself and Mr. Night ingale, then presented a eomtminiVntion in Writing, w hich, having undergone Sumo modijirution , was read in the following form : New-Yqrk, Sept. 7th r 1853. The undersigned, citizens .'t tiie State of Geor gia, and members of the Board <d Directors ol the Brunswick and Florida R R. Company, having had several interviews with prominent and influential citizens of the city ol Savannah, who are now en gaged in forming a Company to construct a R. If. west to some point on the Gulf of Mexico, being sat- ! isned from the communications of those gen:K indn as well as other'circumstances that there exists on the part of the citizens of Savannah an earnest , and sincere desire to co-operate with the Brunswick Railroad Company in constructing roads from i u*li of the above named places, upon just, fair and equi table terms, beg leave to ask of this body, to place themselves in a positi >n to entertain and act upon any proposition the citizens ol Savannah may sub mit to thorn. (Signed) P. M. Nightingale, E. R. Yu. no. To the President and Directors of the Brunswick and Florida Railroad Company. Mr. Dexter offered the following resolution : Voted, That the Whole subject matter now pre sented to ibis Board, by the letter oi E. R. Young and P. M. Nightingale, Esq’rs , and fortified by t their remarks, is received with favor and r. sped by tho Directors : that ii h referred to the President • I’the Company, and Messrs. Paine and Davis as a Committee, to receive any formal communication which the citizens of Savannah may now, or here after, propose to this Company within a period of three months from this and ue ; and to act upon the same, reporting the result of their negotiation, when concluded, to thu Company for confirmuion and ratification. Pending thoquestion on this resolution,on motion of Mr. Dexter, the B .ard adjourned until to-mor row morning at half-past ten o’clock. Sa.iu'kl R. Brooks, President pro teni. Henry G. WiitiKLLK,Secretary piotem. m September Bth, 1853. The Board mot pursuant to adjournment. Present—Messrs. President Foot, Davis,Dexter, S. R. Brooks,- Paine, Young and Nightingale. Present also, by invitation, Messrs. Monroe* of Boston, and Bloom, ol Georgia. Further explanations and suggestions were made ‘ by Messrs Nightingale, Young, and other mem bers of the Board, touching the Subject matter of the above communication. Oil motion ol Mr. Nightingale, a letter was read from J. D. P. Ogden, Esq., Treasurer of the com pany, concerning the. proposed union with Savan nah, After which, the resolution of Mr. Dexter was adopted. And, on motion of Mr. Foot, the blank in said . resolution was filled with “3 months.” I On motion of Mr. Dexter— ! Ordered , That die Secretary pro tem bo direct ed to furnish to Messrs. Nightingale and Young j a copy of the proceedings of this Board, in-relation i to the communication submitted yesterday by those j j gentlemen. j There being no other business before the Board, j on motion ol Mr. S. R. Brooks, the Board adjourn ed sine die. Solomon'Foot, President. Henry G. Wheeler; Secretary pro tan. | Mi moranpum of a Statement made by E. R. Young, Esq .one of the Directors of the Bruns wick and Florida Railroad Company, who was present at a meeting held by the Directors of the Brunswick and Florida Railroad Company held j in New York, September 9tli, 1853: Which statement is explanatory of the subject i matter entertained by the Brunswick and Florida i Railroad Company as prop r lor negotiation, he- I tween the Savannah and Albany Railroad Com- I jinny and the Brunswick and Florida Company.— j ! she resolution passed, in New York, says: “The whole subject matter now presented to this i board by the letters of E. R. Young and P. M. Nightingale, Esqrs., and fortified by their remarks, is received with tavor and respect by the Directors.” j I Now, inasmuch as the extent .of the subject mat- ‘ | ter lor negotiation is a limited one, and not set forth in the resolution passed by the meeting of the Directors in New York; and it is desirable to ascer tain the extent and nature of tin* subjects to bone- j gotiated, by and between tUese two Companies, it is deemed desirable that Mr. Young should make a statement, as the basis of negotiation, which he does as follows: E R. Young, Esq , states that tho Brunswick and Florida Railroad Company are disposed to nego- i tiate with the Savannah and Albany Railroad Company ; term? and conditions that will tend to aid each of them with their contemplated Railroad j schemes, as follows: —that is to say—the Bruns- j wick Company is willing to submit the proposition : of continuing a Railroad from Savannah and a Rail- I road from Brunswick, westwardly id gome point to j he agreed upon, there the two roads to unite and . continue on to such point connecting with the Gulf of Mexico—asniay be selected—and the proposi tion is to bp entertained whether the entire roads are to be one common atoek, or whether there shall be three separate divisions_uf stock and three sepa rate division bt interests:—these are the main sub jects mentioned sit the meeting of Directors of the Brunswick and Florida Railroad Compam at iheiT meeting in New York September 9th, 1853. E. R. Young. It will be perceived, from ;i perusal of my letter, that I expressed a willingness to receive for the Savannah Directors, any propositions that Mr. Young might have to make from the Bruns wick Company. In reply*, I received no proposi tions from that Company, but a resolution offering to receive “ any formal communication which citt zens of Savannah may now or hereafter, propose to this company within a period of three mouths’ from this date.” With tho memorandum of Mr. Young I had nothing to do. lie says it was wril i bui by Mr. Roberts, but I presume at the dictation ■•I Mr. Young, in us much as his signature is aflix !ed to it. No other parties having signed, it is his j instrument, and I acknowledge to have received it i in the satno envelope, which covered his eommtini | cation to me and the minutes of. the Brunswick j Board of Directors. From those minutes it appears 1 that the communication of Messrs. Young and Nightingale underwent some modification previous |to its being acted upon by the Board. What was the character and the modification, the minutes do j not explain and we are yet to learn, i Those documents were submitted by me to the Board of Directors of tho Savannah and Albany 1 R. R. Cos., at the second meeting after their organ- j j ization They were respectfully received, hut hare, j nut been acted upon. It is a common custom lor I public bodies to receive communications, it being j j respectful to do so, and yet not to consider or enter- i I tain them. What the Savannah Board of Diroe- ! j tors will do in tho premises, I cannot at tins time [ I indicate, hut it is evident that Mr. Young was mis- j ’ taken, and labored under a misapprehension when I j he stated in his letter of resignation that the Bruns- | wick Company would, in a short time, receive pro- | i posals from the proper source, which will meet their j approbation and acceptance, and hid tender of re ! signation, in order to make room fora representa i tivo from the allied interests, was precipitale, and 1 I may add ill-advised. Ipm also free to admit that j he believed negotiations were going on ; but if he * will reflect that to conduct negotiations between ! corpi-raio bodies, tho parlies negotiating must bo authorized to act, and that there were no uuthoriz j ed agents of either company in the transactions in I which ho participated, he must confess that he was i mistaken in his impressions on the subject, i 1 was surprised to sec the unfortunate letter of i Mr. Young in the Gcursui Watchman , and still I more so to find it in the Journal of Commerce , ao j eompaniod bv an editorial statement to tin* effect i that “ arrangements are about to be consummated . between the Savannah and Brunswick Companies, SAVANNAH, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 25. 1653. the result of which is expected to be the construe- 1 lion of a Railroad from th Atlantic t<> tin- (lull.” 1 look immediate steps to rectify the statement of the Journal of Onnmrrrr, and authorized the edi tors of the Georgian, Newx and Jirpubhrun to cor rect it, because in the attitude nt the whole ,]ues tion,it was calculated to mislead parties in revurd to the actual condition of facts. It will ho perceived upon a reference to their editorials, that ca. It editor has ha tidied the subject in adi Here lit way. Two ol tlmse editorials I saw nnd approved, but the third, which Mr. Young has selected for comment, I did Hot see I am, Itowwor, responsible br the statement •>! the Republican, that no arrangement have been made lor the consummation of the union ol the two cnierprtoc-si as slated hy the Journal of ( ‘anrnrrrr, and that no negotiations are pemliiej br ilia) purpose. I did also say to the editor of llte Republican that llte Savannah and Alhuny Com pany eould m<t properly undertake negotiations with tin- Brunswick Cortjiany at ihis lime, hocause ol the present slate of complication of its allairs ‘. with pledge-, which they would not and will ti , violate, on me one hand, to the people of Florida, and negotiations lor a line of road to Mobile ~n the other. I have n\v the same desire as I ex- i piessed to Ylr. \ ,>uui2 and otlieis, for a union ol’iu- D-rests with th*- counties of I. *wndes, Thomas a it'd Deeaiur. i ardently desire that union. If I know the sentiments <*l the people of Savannah, they de sire it ; hut from citeumstanees not under their control, they have hitherto had no alternative left bat to coiislmct an independent road, .which they are disposed to locate as advantageously Fr tlu interests of th--se counties ns they can consistently with the chartered rights of the Urunswick Com pany. Their resolution adopted at tin tr meeting on the Ist ol June last, declares that the route pre- Ix-rred hy them is t<> the junction of the Flint and Chattahoochee, hut that they are wtljing to meet the people ot Florida at a fair point on the hbmid nry between (ieorffia and i'lorida, upon a subscrip tion on the part of Florida ol SBOO,OBJ. Both of these routes have been surveyed tit propafation for any contingency that may arise. Should they, however, go down to Florida in Hamilton county, the road will cross the Brunswick Road at or near Vi arcsbi>ro’ and at the point ol crossing, Sav.-mimh can cn.ioy commcr* ial relutions with sewrai eoain ti‘*s of tin* S*u:th-\Vest either hy the continued line of tite Bnmsxvick Road, or by a joint rotid t.s may hereafter be agreed upon. Tim peoule of Savannah do not and have tvivr enteriiijnca hostile feelings to the Brunswick road. Mr. Bartow iu his letter of Feb. 21, 1863, express es their true sentiments on this subject, lh; write*: derstood if they are regarded os inimical to the in terests of any of our brethern in the Southern part of (icorgia. Surely it is the interest of Savan nah to allure intercourse with every portion of the State. Her whole history has been one of contin ued and painful struggle to supply by the means of aft; th"*se connections with the country w hich na ture denied 1 will not now recapitulate I hose ef forts. They are lamilliar to all. Through every step in this prolonged labor she has encountered diHiculiics springing from her isolation and her weakness, fcjhe has felt how mu dr tho ground gained has cost in the expenditure of strength energy and wealth, while others from another point of \ iew have expected more than she was able to perform, and blamed her laggard spirit, with an injustice winch she has proudly but keen ly felt. The editors of*the Georgian treated this subject on the t2S.Ii February 1653, as follows: “Another tiling we may add, while Savannah feels no hostility to Brunswick, (we should rather say Northern speculators in Brunswick property,’’ or to any other town or city, site will do what s’ln can to prevent Drimsvviek, or any other city from appropriating trade and commerce which she can make tributary to herself. Savannah is pursuing no “dog iu the manger,’’ p<di<-y. ll she were, wo certainly should not sustain her in it. Sho is not striving to prevent others from building aria l through Southern Georgia—while determined to give no aid in building one herself. On the con trary having nearly accomplished other great un dertakiugsj w hich have for years tasked to tite ut most her capital and energies, ahr rests nut, for a day. Summoning up her strength for another gi gantic effort, she nr claims to-tho world her de termination to build a Railroad of probably not less than lour hundred miles, to bring about acon nection between herself, South-western Georgia, Middle and West Florida, New Orleans, Texas, Mexico and California. She has determined to build this road hoe.au.se she believes her highest and dearest interests to be involved iu its construc tion. If the Brunswick ‘operators w ish a road from that place, Savannah makes no objection ” When the Brunswiek road was first projected, Savannah was not in a condition seriously to con template the construction of a road to South West- ‘ cm Georgia. It will,h iwever, be recollected that j Col. J. L. Seward, with a wise forecast, had the charter of the Brunswick road s modified by the Legislature, as to empower the company to eon- j struct to Savannah or Brunswick at its pleasure, thusgrving indications ol its probable eventual ter minus ul Savannah. As far back as 1617 ji charter I for a railway from Savannah to Albany was granted. This road was strenuously advocated in our city 1 some time previous to the resumption of tho Bruns wick enterprise. SiffVnunnh had spent h r millions upon the Central, the xSouth-Western, the Museo- j gee and tho’Augusta A. Waynesboro’ Roads, and : had also agreed to expend it considerable sum upon the Opelika Road .Sonic of the se having proved to he protitahle enterprises, shv felt strong <-uoueh to turn her attention to the South-West, !i? having no charier to carry out lu-r designs, tho Brunswiek charter being in other hands, -die availed hersell of •the Albany charter to ncct"niplihh her object of a connection with tho S mth-West ami the Gulf of Mexico. ‘This charter is perhaps tho most liberal ever granted by tne Legislature of Ge *rgi; and enables ner to construct a road to the western boundary of the State. .n tho Chattalioodiie, with branches ih a southerly and northerly direct ion, hounded in length.only hy tho limits ol tin- Slate. In a letter received from tiio capitalists of I, union, who have si* favorably considered our enterprise, they sav, “it is impossible, even for those not ac quainted with the locality, io doubt that the route Irotn Savannah is immeasurably superior to any other.” The main trunk of this road she proposes to locate as soon as liie route to the Alatamulia can be fixed, and immediately thereafter to begin the work of construction. About fide subscription ol : @1,800,000 h*s been made by the City to the enter- I prise, and large subscriptions have been and sire! being made bp her citizens. She has expectations ol important aid Irotn several sources. In these she may lie disappointed, hut she has tile trill and ] thr paver to accomplish much without it, and, j whoie ihese cualiiiey exist, lailuro seldom occurs. 1 led n- disposition and will not retort upon the Brunswick Company thn unkind remarks of !\lr, j \ oung, one of Hie jlircolors of that Company, iqa- ; on the prospects of the fJavannah Company. Ii have never written n<*r spoken disrespectfully o| j that Company, nor of my fellow-citizens in Gc**r gi i, who are engaged iu that entorpri/.e; nor will I , now—hut I have pledged myself to use all honor- | able means, and I will carry out that pledge, to j place Savannah in connection lw railway xvith ♦South-VVcßtern Georgia, nnd thus promote an iden tity of interests between them. Very respectfully, James P. Screven. Noth.—ln the nhoxe Cniiimiiaiicutlnii I have inten tionally oiuittc'Mo comment upon several statement* of Mr. Young, resfu-eliinr any oonv.-r*:itix>ns with him jas be ing unimportant to an unajerstandini* of tlu* principal hi cl* connected with the transactions in which xve were participants. OTVIOAS. —200 bbls.Onions for sale to arrive per brig Tiberius, front Boston, by sept ‘ll “ OGDEN ft BUNK KR. J) l ’i'TEil xv CIIE E?>E.— illip - ii I Goshen Butter, ami 60 boxes Cheese.just received and for sale ut the Emporium, bv sept 22 _ . SEABORN GOOD ALL. 13A.NCY 81.-t’l ITS.—\\ ine l'r:u krs. iTru l.i-< liitf. Boston do., Fudtt and Butb-r (’rnckers: for salo j by A. FaiN M'D, o;l. 19 Comer of Bay and W hitakcr-sis. ((XURUWAY COHBIAL.—IO 6iit(>s - 1 P >llol. for .-ale by A. !!(>NAI I). o’ t Ul - comm* of Bay and Whitaker sis. 1) ETrcULliS—n sjtleudid nasortmont at oil priav* i Y for sale by CUBBEBGE and BROTHER. I I oct 8 SWEET MEATS. — 25 boxes assorted, viz : Apricots, j PeaChos, Rears. Huhiees, Piiite-App!e, Citron, ‘ Pluniai and YYeßt India PreHorves. assorted. Just ti celvx-'i. by HYLAND .fb'NE 1 LL. eept 13 Under Marshall HuUfC. HI(>I)ER A TE—I3IP AIITIALI,\ BEPEN I> IZX T—J UST. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, FOB Lss:i. Goo. S. Nichols. , HAS recently recently returned from 55^ J|Jz'jjjfk New York, where helms been selecting limland hnviftg made up his Spring ami LJ 11/ Summer Clotjiinu'. and invites his friends and pustoiiiers to look at tin* following which are good and fashionably made and oUeivl ou rousoualde terms. Mon’s Clothing. 75 Men*- Blue. Black. Frock and Dre.-s Coats, 7 1 *1 . (.'nshmeret, Drap P'Kte, Merino. Alpuca.Tweed I ’tauter - Linen. L’roain J.ineu, Grass Linen Frock and Sack Coats. 2 *i Merino, Alpaca. Linen Drill and Cotton Round Jackets. 75u Fancy Silk, Satin. Alpaca, Linen. White and Fijfd \ esU, . tx'<i \\ hit* and Fancy Ci.lord Shirts—all qualities. Eon Uudershirts and Drnwcv-. do do Boys’ Clothing. As noti.-e \va- given that I Would go largely into the Boys’Clothing. 1 would inform them that l have the i:;r : *vt nsM.rtuient in one Store in the South, and will • be sold cheap and at one price. 500 Boys’ t r.K*k Coats, and Sacks of all kinds anil ; quality. 700 Roy**’ Round Jackets of great variety. 55u do. Cassimerc, Drilling, Alpacas, Drui D'Ete ‘ ’ Bap is. ;;u;i do. Silk. Valencia and Marseilles Vests, great \a viotv, 250 40. \Vhite andCol’d. Shirts, from 6to 1C rears old. 7a Small Children’s Suits, Kilts, uud little Sacks, as -1 Sorted. Also a goo t supply of Boys’ Drawers, iu fact a eonv plos©outfit for Boy-ofahyage at a moiuenl's notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs. Cravat-. Stocks. Gloves, Susj<enpers, M-'tiey B *lis, (’hilrtven’s Belts. ('nmhs. Brushes. Neck tics. I'ort Monais. Curd Cases. Collars. I'nibrellas.Saleh el-. Carpetlmgs. Uslvich I’eather Dusters, Coat. Links Shoulder Bruces.Caps, Ac., Ac. Those in want will, i: .W tind a full assortment of the above at tho doth ing Store. >5). 150 and 69. (Jibhoua 1 Range. mar 25 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. 51 IIS. 1)0 10, No. 17 BARNARD STREET Take- this method of informing T'-"*"*N V r *-5 tie* La.lies pf Savannah and vi- -’ ‘jjK J W cinity. t tint she has on hand‘ajrfa --(and will be const ant lv receiving a large and fa.-hionaMe assortment of Boil lu ts. Kil'hons. Caps, Flowers, Buttons, Combs, Mau tilias. Straw Trimmings, etc., etc. I*. S.—All orders from the country promptly atten ded th. fitho oct 26 AGRICULTURAL V/ARE-HOUSE, 170 BAY-ST.—SAVANNAH, GA. The subscriber is prepurud to t furnished Planters. Count ry Mer oliimt’.s aud others, at \VII )LE- A I.K or RKTAIIi, every variety Agricnit 11 rn I I mplnnent s, Consisting chictly.’of Blmigh--. Cultivators, Harrows, Com tellers. Straw Cutters. P>wdcr nnd Hand Coru ‘till-. Fan Mills. Smut Mills, Bond Scrapers. Root Pullers. Grain Cradles; grain, grass and hush Scythes; Reap li'Hiks. Garii'ti on<l / ‘raniny liiiplnnentu of all kimis. Mill and Cotton din Gearing. Mill Peeks and : Mill Irons. Saw Gammers, halos and screws for lifting Mil! St< ics. Be-1. Dutch anchor bolting Cloths: Bo* •jirdus x Tminbull’s patent Horsepowers; rioc and grain Threshers of-various makers. 1.1 lake’s Patent Ohio Fire-Proof Paint. Hydraulic .Cement and calcined Plaster, in quantity best sperm and other Oils for lamps, paint and ma chinery : patent leather Belting, double and single from 2to Is inches width; stitched, cemented and copper-riveted; India Rubber tin., 3 and 4 ply. of all widths; patent lace and picker string leather. Copper j Rivets and Burrs. Douglass* patent J-hrce ami Su- tion , /Vivp.s. chain Pump-, hydraulic Rams, lend pipe t<> tit; Collins'and other makers approved Axes and Haleb ! ets. wihh! and band Saws. Ames’ Shovels and Spades. Lic.ll li pal*mi and er** n Hoes, and American best manufactured Hoc.-, of all sizes; bay and manure Irk • Chi lLnnniers nnd Nails, a-sortek garden and canal Wheelbarrows, cotton ware house and store Tn-.cks. j.ateut platf'rm, counter and beam Scales, of j all size-: Wire Clotli. Ac. Pllle:..- IIKA3O.YIUI.I& —TKI!MS ACCOMMODATING. Wool, Hides, Furs and Bees’ Wax, B ICOIIT at aJI tine* . nnd pu t for iu cash at eurrent lu .rket pii- es. Cil \B. U. CAMPFt fcIJL ; feh ii NEW WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. ! F's HrousAltoii-af., srri MR. Fit A NCI> SI'IRV. Manufacturer vea Chi .au'ineters. Clock-. Town Clocks, &e„ kc., ! [-< -p, re.- 1 i*etfully informs his customers and the public generally that lu* tins tilted up the Store I IS Broughton-st.. where lie intends to make a p**. uiancnt luOitioii. nnd nurv on the Jewelry tnisiness in its various brunches. Watches. 1 |..cks. Town Clocks, ’ Ghmnometcrs,.Jewelry, Ac.. >Vc., cleaned and repaired with dispatch i-ud wurrair, t. New fashion Jewelry and l*anc\ G. H lsofall and -oriptions sold at the lowest i prmes possildu. 1 \. Jt.-—A uy WiMi. Clock. SiP.. that cannot be re j pair, and In 1* ker w atMinnkcra. t | -ledge myself shall ’ be repaired l<y me t** sati fiction and warranted, i nov 4 lv FRANCIS ST I'IN THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVU . CLOCKS JEWELED. 1 • -G&Sv TII KSE Clocks are construct!**! (at eon.-ide- W : ruble extra expense) with a particular re I Hi Ml gard to durability, the most serious .ljer !L.. f 1 ti- nto the lever— ttie wearing of the points gVtfHSS of titu balance -Itatt nnd screws, the eonse- I iiient increase of friction and decrease in motion after f running a short time— being obviated by tin use of a polished stone jewel:'straight pivot or bearings,instead ; ot poiiu.s to the halaucc shaft. Thev arc cased lu be.i.iF.ful cast Iron, ornamented j frames, and warranted to be as pur feet time-keepers ns 1 tho best are in use. For sale at the Jewelry Bt<*ro. 129 Coiurress-rt. ‘ lid. 5. BOOHS AND SHOES. VV-i 1 ••ivcl tVom Plula lclphia. a h**i"> J : . , ,-s* ‘ Gaih-rs. T..-- and Slippor- Ai.-o. Geniienicn's ‘be-I’ m- Uniters. Patent heath- I er Pumps. Pump Sole U > \c. Those who desire a good article are invited to call and t*e supplied. 1 may IS W. It KIPT. Gibbous Range. CA?.ICHINE AND BURNING FLUID. JI'ST received 2<) hhls. of the above, which will bo -old by the barrel or otl.crwj-e. nit be I ; it <d lowest nri. es. Arrangements will be enter supply dealers. J m • J M WJRTCE, books! books:: books:Ti AT SI BLEY'S BOOK STORE, No, IJS (;<.ngres.—street, \? 7"E R”CEI VKD so many .New Book yesterday, f that we cannot find time toeuuipuratitJ them. Bropi “Grave to Guy.” ! Literary. Scientitic. numerous, and Interest ing. >Vo invite our friends to call and exumino. Graham’s Mngnr.im* Ibr July; Godey's Lady-’ Book: Blackwood'.- Magazine; Barmmi's Illustrated News; Gleasbn's Pictoral, Ac. jnne 22 Stew SoojhTsl sew booksTS k S Re* civcd by S. S. ?’!!!,KY. Thill-day, July 14th. I Margaret Percaval, by ilie author of •• Amy llertiei-t,’’ ■ Ac. Edited by Rev Win Sewell. , I'athe.r Uaz;iz/.i : s Lectures in New York, with liis i Life, eorrectod and authorized by liiinsclf. I Mancsea’s Serial and Melliod of teaching the French 1 Language. * Lives of the Presidents of tho United States, with j sketches of Reinarkahlo Events. , Ilei. It and Arthur, or MissThusa’a Spinning NYhcel: ; a Novel—by Miss Caroline Lee llcntz. I Jfe and Adventures of Yallentine Vox, the Veutril- | ouuist; by Henry <’o*kln, a ino.-t humormiK work. ALS'h A FUHTHF.t: Si PPLY OF Yankee Notions, or the Whit.tlings of Jonathan’s ! ! Jack Knife. Beautifully illustrated. N illette. bv Cnrn r 8011. The Swamp Steed. The UorsairChiefrain. Hazel's new Sea Story. Wild Sports of the West; by Win II Maxwell. Major Jones’ Courtship. Slnjor Jones’ Travele. Chronicles of Pibeville. Roderick the Rover. - Nathalie, a Tale; by .Tulin Knvnnah. Six Years Later, or the Taking of the Bastille. Ac. Ac. For sale ut ; \o. I*ls. Congress*st. juty It }•- w books IOTTI SE ELTON ;or Things Seen and Heard, a j Novel: hy Mrs. Mary ijeriuloii. Wild Jack; or the Staten Island Child—a sketch from life, .together with highly interesting stories: by Caroline Lee. limit/,. * ‘ . Sam Slick’s Wi-e Saws and Modern Instances; or ! What be said, did or invented. 1 AntifUwaticism—A Tide of the South: by Miss Mar tha I lninc Butt. I Nancy Waterman :or Woman’s Faith Triumphant— ’ a story of New York City : by C. F. Bamington. I Lalittc, the J’irate of tb<*< • *.ilf: by J. H. Ingraham, j The Empress of the Isles; or the Lake Bravo: by I Charley Clewline. Notnbi!iU - in France and England—with an iiuto ! biography : by Philaretto Charles, Professor of the Purls institute. j Harry C'verdalo’s Courtship, nud whnt. came of it: by the author of “Frank Foirlolgh,” “Louis Arun (b*ll.” Ac. Ac. I Volume l, Putnam’s Magazine, hound neatly in Cloth. j Further supply of My Novel. [ Baronin's News. No. 2J. j Arthur's Magazine for June. 1 Received by Qu'ne7] J. B. CUB BUDGE. BUSINESS DIB£€T<OUK. J?. M. PETTI NOILI. A CO’S ADV KRTISTNt, AGENCY. 102 N.VSJJVU KTftr.KT, MAX VoIIK. Anil Yo. 10 Slale 51r.,1, 8.,/> i. P. ft Cos. nre Agent* f.r the u>.n*t inflnentialand lar gest cireuh,ting ('oiumOriial Papers both in the I uited Slat? and thoCanadiu*. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. IM ICliDirs CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR B AKING POWDERS, 27,,’ c.. //.ul.'huM. m >.'t r.fl nu.l !'>,r .11 Ari„i,. fur r Hr. ,/, U. < tl>(. J-V’ol, (;#-m#//c, uit'l John up i / /‘usu-v, P'uUui k, Say.l r •.„*,! hrnal. dc., ever Invented. ‘IMII.d isthe m.wt c- inoinicil. u-cful.convcnient.und 1 healthy compound an cxi-temv, j'. rraisingi‘.i;ead Bi*cuit.(’ake*,P *-ii - y. I'uddiu ; .x< ~ xvith , ilht-r M heat Rye Indian „r Buekxvh.-at F.-.ur* to a* anin ii-peiasibb* article in thecuiiuurv depurtun-nts ,q every lioo-chold eslahlishmout. ami th.-io 1-* noCook or II M.ecp. ru, creation wlu *vill bo *v,ibo.it .: afior haxiug fairly tried it. Sold by tin* principal Uroeora and Dru, ~-t*. Opinions of tho Press. Those who lu,vo tried it. h ** .• f -un l that the a I* tisciucnl doo* ii,-l vaunt its prai-u* t*>. liiglilv.- / .. • /,.,-€ yinriiiian and Journal, F 1... t0.,;;.’ t Housekeeper-xvho liavy-lc-U l the quality of thi* ! poxvder. pronounce unanimously in it- fax...-.- 1. < .- | i>rl Daily Courier. i It sorpasse.* everything in the way of r./-,,. xv.-ever ! yet saw u-exi it. tho baking of rakes. — Jxnlnv.ii/ A <. <• O'U and Uvgisti r. April la. tori'. This i* an mu. to- of-u di utility in various kind- of 1 cookery, that xvlu-n it* virtue.-become properly knoxx n no housekeeper thut studies couif.ot and economy. | will willingly do xvithoul it.— .V. /’,- ... My gl, | IS/ki. No ouc ned he itnteto use Durl.cc’* all important article to housekeepers— F>publican Banner ayul Xtshville l / •'■ 17. 1 •••:{. IVnul I you ii.tx,* light b-ead.sxveet bread, bread that you can eat xvith a. go.nl r,di*h. ,!• not forget, to pro cure Diirkec’s Baking Poxxder. and you will m>tf.d to haveg.xHl bread, Cukes, Ai-. Tu y Daily Tim- *. Miy We have tried this article and can recommend it xvith perfect couftdet.ee— ly-ir,.,,- u.< ;.it,. July to. J Burke..’* Baking Powder xvo have tricxlat ..r h - nnd our ‘d.ettor la•.lwas astonished ul the result.— A. J-. Diil'i Tinii Od. Si, to -2. All good l.ousewtve* xviil rejoice iu and glorify I lie until"of Durßeo, afi.-r tb.-y have given Ins Baking Poxvder a fair trial. —X iv York San. Sept. M. too-’. Burkov's Baking I’.uvdcr. undoubtedly Hn-b. -t hi ii cle f..r this purpose that has yet l.vn dto.-oxeiv.l \ Dutelnuju. F r 12. 1 . . .. The highest c.inuiend uion*. from hundreds of the largest and most ,*n*pe-laMe xvl.ulesale ho.isc* in H,.h. it.l*l nearly every large Ci*y on this Coutin.-ul, eould j begiveu if space alb.xv.-.l it. i.iT Tite article i* xv.vrran!” I t give satisfaction Orders acconijtanol with Cash will hr prom pH'/ K. It. Il Klv EK. Sole Proprietor and M tnafaetdrer, Wholesale Dealer iu Sal Soda, fa - au. of Tartar, Sup Curb So.bi, t’.*oki.,g Kxtr.ici•. Mn\ Mutches, dc. 139 Wutor—tie-:. \ X York. nug 17 dm MelucTn e chestS. V . ol Modi, ine Cliesta, of pure Malmgauy and Black Walnut, at axil prices, for -ale by June 2.1 J NO. B. MDORM X C'\ / KLVRRESS W ATKII, n ■** I.,'iMhVg frm7 \ hark K\:,t*t,xv r ran ted to 1.,; ;■ uuiue and av.. i.n. I bottled. A . apply ot it i- kept cn.-tautly in a. e. j.; JO W. W. LIXC-Jl.N.M.mumcutosqr. DR.MCKENZIE.S I • - i rtl.e loitruetiouof Rat*. Crows. Wolves. Corns, 1 ihux So-, For sale at the Ap .theoarvV Hall, by jnl . 27 J, E. Bf.FJRT). J ) ADW AY’S Iv'r ,i a. f.-rall p;oo-. \ f.-e-la ! 1 supply justree.-tved ait the Ypolliccurv'.- Ibdl. t. v July 27 J. E. DkFdrb. I Vtt. .11 C I j \ A’ K’Si cl, i.111.-I bixer toils. M, Vtok 1 / li.-ft I ,e.l,e and nil bili ut* • .n.pluililK tile- arc -. l ,’,ci-s.-d ).* V fr,-. h supply just received, at Apothecary's Hall, by juiy -27 J. E. PbFORD. |;i'L l’Vb\ .WAR KMT -.-ad Sa.uVke 1 Bet t. re I ceixedby steamer and f.r ..l - bv j'al.v 10 if. .F. GILBERT. / Mto.ißY Sutter*—iokegs, -'i r* \ I steamer and f.r sale bv July l'J if. J OfLBKRT. I I PIN S’ MII l ii;! b\l\ I .- A eqpeaioi u. i.Jie 1 j just reegivtsb JsPKXCI-’.R (TRRi:i.l. A -A. fob 35 154 Congress st, t jihhoa ‘lb.iiding. \; ’’1IITI*; M YMI.-.ips iVlxl SU K>. Ot superior } } make sorted size*, just received and for -ale bv apr ‘27 F. bOYKLL. / tL \ RIO X WINK —ln xv ho to an,l l.dfca-ks \ and b')\e.-; for sale hy A. BdNAUB, jttl.v Id Corner-if Buy nnd NYhitakcr-st* I'IFN K FURNI Pt KL Cili.NT/. —Fieiichand lift ;lish I Furni uru Chintz, in lbnicl.es and Stripe- tor Laid (juiltsaud Bordering, at may 2o KEMPTON ft VEBSTILLE’S. Double ani sinoi.i-: baurlllbdgi ns.— Just received and for *nlt; by in trSl * K. LOYELL |f \Y 125 bundles Hay landing] ei -■ I I aruct For sale by apro BRIGirAM; KELLY a t. HA.U.S. j.e.-t I’.ruiin.oii. . . J Hams. lujTd I ing from M-.hr Kdna 0. . ..r-tdc by npr l.i BRIGHAM, KFJ.LY ft CO. | / tb.VIIKT M INK, ‘.ii Ih.Ni-- t.'h*:*-itil Mor.-aux. I J Cliaiteau LolUte St Julian. SI. Kmillion. F.-rsaie by [fob 24 A.IMNAI I'. | A AYS OF GEORGIA.” \ f-w e..;0-s ~a a ... B i lute Act-of the Legiriatare of the State.>t I gift, received and for sale bv S. S. Slhl.KY. jun.- U \ . 135, Congrei - street. | HIM, I/ATIIS,"pLASTIiU", flriii VF “and I a I’la.-icrlng Hair.—Ac ms Lunt supply of tl- above article* for sale by may 12 BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. I EMOSIS YNU ‘tRANGKsi- ri... rix .a- * . I I jnr. nml f.r Mile l.y max 27 11. J. GILIH I’T. Mess pork and beef. :; i.m*. n. w Pork: lut) bbl-. nexv Mess Beef. Just recevied and for sale by | fob2l] WEBSTER ft PALMES. 4 MBOY HY Y. .\ lluv. binding per .-ebr. Norti, Si and f.r .-ale. , by (jel 5J liUD.ll AM. KKU.Y ft Cos. | / t.Y M Pill N 2C.--20 barrels (V- Ii- and Burn Vriing Fluid. Just received and for .-.-dc bv may 5 ,1. B. MOifßEft CO. V f AY.— i- afl I r for *:,lo by SEABORN UOODALL. July 12 IjOTATOMs.— \ f.-.x- (.Ids eii.x, M. r* er I *>> ta ba-*. just received und for sale low by july 12 SKA BOR N GOOBALL. jNREsii g.i.siTia in i ifk and* iiei:<k.— go V keg* and thus Be I. Goshen Butter, :■) box.-* Cheese, am! cask—juat receved nnd for sale at at..- Km i.nrium.by SEABORN GOOD AL. jyj • ■ j )UESTO.\ k MKRRIbI/S Y,’ ,-t i . I and Extract ot Loumu— n fre.-li supply just r.-.-ei v* and at the [jyd] APOTHECARY’S HALE. SYRUP.— .in 1.1.i5. New York Sugar House .'j ruj. instore mid for sale by may 80 or. and k n ft bunker. I POTATOES. —RoO bbls, I’otatoes f.r sale by mar 17 1f..1. GILBERT. 17M!5KF7IjIj.\.S —At wholesale and retail at ) uuiv 17 HKLDEN ft CO’S. SHALiri HAMS, i'v c. Just recdived, 150 Su gar Ourtsl Hams, small size. lon lb*. Fresh Smok.-d Ik cf. Bologna Sanaarl-h, Smoked Tongues. Fulton Ma. ket Beef. For sale by july 23 W. G. BICtCSoV i; “ v, ‘ 1111 tiboni Gii O pi,tc Nutmegs, Jnnialoc Ging.-r. Ground Ginger. Black and White Pepper .Cuyeui,,-. \ Cinnamon and Pepper ground fi osh. ami in quatititi,-- to suit custom ers. A supply of the above, juat reeiv,*d afidf.r -ale by J. E. BkKoRB. JUIIhS A potheen, i"-s* Hall. 11PMOOPAL1AN IM Kbit ATIO.Y'S,- j Just roceixed, at variety of the Protestant Kpi*ro pnl Boci,-ty of Nexv York. Traets.Chu cl. Catechisms ami other .-heap an,l valuable publications. F-r sale at the is.<k store of S. S. SIBLEY. aug in No. 1.1 i emigre.** street SI PBRIOR wunK AND YILI OW OKI YB2 For Railxvay*. Curts, Heavy ‘1 i< hini-r.v, Gtunihus s.-s.ard all other Can-luges; ii bids and 7 ,l*.z,-n can* of she abf,ve Grease. baiding from sclir. Virginia,. For sale by |i,mv'24J C. U. CA MPFIKLB. RKCKI VEI> PER l/ATE ARUIVAbS A full -supply of Butlleid’s fltaggft Shay's Cassard's. and Roloson’s Hams: alsr, afresh and full supply of nexv Urooeries, for sale loxv at ALEXANDER'S apr 15 cor. Bull and Congrest'-sto.,Monument sq MAKRIAUL. HAIRINESS ALD (0.11 IMOTK.\t 1.. if//j- /.x n t ‘I'IIAT we bell.. Mill oiv r, 1.i:,!. -. -•>• in at , L dinn of life broke., an bealtli and n. xxn, ■ ompli. ataou of di-.M-cs and ailment •. dej i x..... n., . of the t,o xv or for the enjoyment of life :.l m, ft. - xx„ physical health. I.udyjni< y ofspirito. and In*} p> • re„, ity of mind, arising from a condition ,-t : u i bo predominant. 11. nix of the of l" - r r.f fit-’ .... • years Ikil'orc, perhaps during girlluod,>r tin I i-t x. , of inarriagx*—were in tlo ir origin ao light ik- to , . mmoliccl, and of course ueglc b and. is Anti; i / a/:x. Uh.ii to., late tube bem-titted by our know led ••. xx,. I.H.k buck and mourn,and r, ;r. t the full , .-a,.-a of,nir ignorance. \\ hat would xvo notx*ftou give to po-sess, i., ,- alx life the knowledge xxe obtain in alter xears And what .lux-,nd nights of,.ng.b-h xx. might not hav t h.‘U spared, ifth knuxv| -dge \x.- nun-ly p .-*-d It is MU. t.Y ’,/(>/.V AM) XT A/. 7 / A •: To behold the -a.:k;.ess and M.lbring end.,,. . a.x m . \ a xx lie for auanv years, from t i.i.-e- .-imp!, m, Ii ~„t r.,1 lablo. easily remedied—,r letter still—m.t i,- u. a 1. if U 7/ 7: AXD MOW! i: I'ossc-ed the info,-a,.niton conlained ,x little x-i . (.within the rea. i. ofu ~U, which would p ... self }7;.t/.*.v or .v/N/vfi*. And to her lWsban a Ui ’ >.t toil and mind, utvo-nrilv .l-volviug up- ~ him f•. , . . t the wjfe, without gixoigkim it .* ..pj... t v i , qairing that competence xx.hi-. ~e eut. tlml.iuid the|KV-seasion of wld. |. xrould -ecuicthe Imp pin*— of himself, wife and rlnldr.. SIX'/ /./; /ilh i.; i.Yx I /•• nAVl 7.\7,x.v By becoming in time p., s -. -.-,d of the ka.. xxle.ije, the x> ant of xx 1,i.1i has -.d tla; -a and , x.-tlx ..| thousands. la. vicxv of such cou-ejuences. no xvif -or -t lt-r to excusable if slm i.,„le,is to ax ail liers.li ofthat kn ■ ledge, in respec.! to her-elf. xvhi. lt xxo.il l her iiauch sntiV’ ang. be theme.,,,*..! hnppim-- perilx to hcrhu.-1.a„d.n.l .x.nfer u. on ! ■ r ebiidren ; that Musing al.ove p; >• .- 1 e ,11 by i, riles, xx ith ‘ heal'!,* min is. That knowledge is conta::,, din a lit He xxot k outilied Tin;.M.u:i;n:i) woman's Private iilctiicai ('otn|ianiun. BY DK. A. M.MAI IxICKAI . I’R-'l t.-.SOK oV Ills. X-’ - or XX OMF.N. ’ 0/to /himliYtU Elttiui,.) to -0,.. ; -J o. /Vov a r,’ First pubh-hed iu tob-. „„d it is a„.‘t Xl 7,’/ 7* /A/.Y',’ riA’ •I’ • A />/./ t /.. Coiislih-riug 4 i-• t every Ft i>>lc. xvlar lltrr inn nbal nrnobniii It <re at-q nI re lll II kliotx It-.lgr ol loc nil lit re, ihrt atr it tut enu-es ol i.er rout nJ a i tit with Hu- various syi*)]itoms, iiiitillia; tint i ly If A IF A MILUoX rot'ft a should have brrn sold. : ills iaiiprm tix uMe to convey fully tin varioc- -ul jeets lr>-;U*-l *>f. as thev are •u a n.< .it- -ta.. I . it.t- i, ded tor the married.or those eont.-mplatin . a,,..rib,. I but no'female desir..Uß of enjoying bx-.ltb and (na: - live to her own lu.ppim- and that of- h. a lueband ! hut either has will obtain it, US has ... xxiliex. , * ; husband xvl.*# ha* the love and atfei-|*.>ii of 1,,- x*if,. ~t ’ heart, or that Ol his own pecuniary improvement : rrv, i /,/>s m om: nrsnrin rtii r.s corns Have been XF.ST BY MAIL xvilhin the h,ri f. xx months. CA l I* IM N TO HIM IMT’.UC. isi: sor off/, a i in n • Buy no hook uuiess -Dr. A. ‘I. Mauri. . ,u. Ikft Lit ; ertx Street N. \ . is .-a, the ti:,.- ;||„. .-,mr i iu the Clerk’s OUiee on the bark * l tno li:b pa . .u.d | buy onlv of respe tabh- and le.noi-alde . I, | j send bx mail, and ad lav-s to Dr. A. M. Maurice.-,u. as there are spuriou.'and surreptitious ix.fri, no-nt ofeopyiicht. ! a/ / lA'ntr win: \xn jusbaxi) /v>.v//7.v .Yo t-xcii-r lor Igiuu-am *, xx lt< u Igunr mit e U Hi-ee , tatuo-, ut-luahi it* nr nml (Inti , an*) xx hen to o„i l iioratkt-e is xvilhin our rearii. | To enable exert o„e t.-d(viie upon the hlv. iors.'-sj'//of p,.--,-iug a. copy, nnd that .... x* ; mother nee,l remain unit l ined upon ahe a,-..,a.x ram i os, which sooner or hater, are :.,„-d t-. *t-t, i*f* I : ravages upon her health, unless -guarded .-a and that no con-ideruto and ulf*—:i ■ t- i ••.,„! have : cause to Upbraid himself with tie./., ..-t of tla-xve!f-,re of his wife—a pamphlet, if miriy->ix p-./t - • oi.,.„i„g fall Titlr-fi-i'i* unit Intler <>/’ • ’ „i „fs. a .tl xxi't; .-, tracts fr..u, the book, will he sent ■-m ’ part of the United Mattce, bj addres-ia;_-. p, t j • . i | herein. When Knonlnlge U Ilnj ritit I caalpftM. to M lj, r nt)i anb j r.- eipt ot one D Ha, : r lh- I Edition I extra binding-.-Tair ifxtmt > W *•.n - l iuvxi) Mn.- | , I'mm’ovcxn.on is a„nt • ii! . . Itl •• j United Stales. All letters must 1.,- ,t ,|. , „ t j dresseil to Dr. A. M. M A URIC LA l . Bov I. J : Next- j York City. I’ub!i'hi..g oilto.-. N... U , Lit-crix M,-eet. . New-York. For sale bv Lee ( Whitman. Ringgold: K. V. I:, ,m-t, J CassvJtlc: Dova.l A Sears, M.Drm,„,. 1.. .1. A. Is.hlonega: f. YoTlt.-gl.lood, * krlettii-rpe. (Jn. In New York citv.bv Slrin-ec .v Tnxvn-. nd. \dri ance. Sherman A Cos. Dewitt k Davenport, and Barnes ft Cos %pr 12 NEW BOOKS. / 1 BEAT Truths by tor. -t Antlers: -. di tii ur*•-d ‘ \ I aids to reflection. ~u..t,!i0;.* ofnaevin -. toeta ! piers. counsel-, caution-, apl.-risms. prove; b-. A a,-.. from writers ofalt a es and both h.*i„i- pb.-r. -. The Evening Book: op, Fir.-idc Talk . V..rnl and Manner*, xvith ak,-c! • - „f Me-,. : [ y , j \rr*. Kirkland, author of A New Home,” A.-, ah * Tim Bible in Ihe C'MtnMl’C I loose: „ urse ofl.ee , turcs to .Merchant* : Fx- ||. \ f -idmat.. D. D. RowlandTrcvt-r: or the Pilot of Human I >’■ 1. 1 ingaanutobiogr'.phv of the -h.-wi ,g bow make or lose a fortune, and to ** to make another. I Tin-Race fop F i .. n-d • .m.* of tlu* Pit* into xx hid, the runner* f.,ll—six Le.-t.ii-K upplxi* g the xvrd of I Hod 1o the trnffle of tnd,: bv Wni. An, ot. n.intoterol | Free st. Peters', tlla-.-ow; Americut edi:.. n.vxilh pn-f ace and notes, bv Stephen (Vtxvdl. | Thu Doubting Comma,- i.-anr Lncouraged: bx epti anus Tustin. f. D.. late Chaplain nf the t nited state* s.-a.ate. second .- litimi. ! Marco I’anF* Vova re. Travels and Adventures in ) Boston: by Jamb AI !,,.t. Mariode Itorniere; a Talc of the. Crescent Clfv, Ac. I ftc.: by YY. tiilmore sirnuis. author of the Yen. -*,*. I Ac. Ac. American’ dune in its Seasons; bv Ilea rv V ‘to,-• Herb.-rt. author of the -‘Slaooting B- . -F, a. A 1 alctioi,"nrv AJ.,Brine and H -,-el o,| ! Surgery: bv Spcau-cr Tlw.mps. n. M. D.. revi-. and -x i-! : addition, hy lleni-v !L Smith. M. I'., surge .n to id. Joseph’s Hospital, i’hilntldpbin. Memoir*. Journal nml Corr.->potdenee. rxfTl.nmm. , M, K.re, edit .and by the Right Hon. Lord J dan ltu*?,-11. M. I’.—Dart 11 . Cvrilln: a Tail,*by the author of '* Tin* Ta.itiato” | Harry Adaton: ~r the Mill i.nd lh** V. lx- the I aililw.r of- MinnieHrev,” -Cus Howard. ‘ A. . * j The Wh'Ue Wolf: r the Secret Er -t !.. ,•* . •! —a 1 Roiuance: bv Paul F.-val. author of tlao - Mx -a. ri- | of I/andon.” Ac. Minaav Laixvson: or the Out l ax*'. League—n V.o mance of Gotham: hvCliarh-* P.-d -xv M „-. Tho Dancing l eather, or Pirate s, l,owner; bv J. H Ingraham. F-, The SH.of.bf-dows lift (piarter—n irlft Dork f-r ! Children: editedbv M.a . Pid.ard* and sou ~. Alice. 1 Putnam s M-.ga.V.inefor | Barmina s llluatrated New*. No. 21. Reecelved hy |june 1| J. B. CTJBRF.DOI COirFECTIOUAHtES. r FIIR saibscriber l-.-g'iravi-lolnf.rin l.i- fri.-nt and ! 1 the clti/,eiis g.-nerail . ot Simmnali aa id its Vicini ty, tbat.hu ha,* pur, bused the interest, of .Mr. .\<-x* j ‘•omli.in the (V,uteriioir.ry hithertooxvned by Nexx.-oml A Rice: and that he will umuufacture, and kee(. always on Im>,<| Fresh nntl Pure Confect ion n fits. j Manufactured from the best material*, and ,n anpri* ing every vaadety raf Candies, sugar Plum-. Ac, A-. Ac French Confectionaries, Lemon Syrup, Syrups for Soda Fountains, Together with ex - e,-y other article in hi* line, ulxvn-• ( instore and for stvlent wholesale and retall.on t he in. | rwuaonal.ldt.-rin*. T (’ RDM aft If ?F K. Corner Bfoiaghton n,a Whit-kei -l ---4 BDOMI.NAb ‘it'IM’OUTMKS. \.-,n A \ II “rn'-Improved , hi'a i- I •■> A IhF-uiinal Suje J porters for Prolnp-n- la. id; a, in I tie- -la-lie. A ’.,10>.;i r,’ ! Supporter, or Bodx Dawe. |..r both sexes—lor xm,.1,- ness, debility, pains in the ban k, corpaileti'-v. ,t<-. I J’ *IIN B MMKF. A (Hi.. qgpt 19 ..i:. 1 1>ii- lit, i in . ‘ I)OTATOKS.- . bbl- in ti. : o -ale by I .-•a 16 I* F.bsTl.t: A- P \ l.'l l - ‘ | Nb A\ i> I’OKTO lilCO SI U Ail. *• a hhd*.: for sale by s.-pt i ii. un i:r SKH —IO,OOO N<> I. ba Vorl, qnd otl fro ►ale by lIYL \ ,Nf* .V iFNFILL, sept 1.1 DiaHer Marshall H..u*r IiNBROtDfiIIIES, - I j Fn toi- le.-v.-s. lut,inf* lb.tie*, infant’s Waists, Breakfast Cim.i c.e ( aj.*, Cau.hiie and Alusliu Butuls, Jill iu great variety, at KKMPTDN Sc \ JIRSriI.LE and. 72 St. J alien auidlUo Bryan street*, 15 Warinpr* lltluge. (tOII.IV* —Rnltinioro Corn,in stofe and F. r sale in J lot* to suit purchasers. sept 10 OGDEN ft BUNKER. NO. 111. TMWTI'.KLY $3. l \M.o\- ij;i t GEORC 2 S. NICHOLS. ready-m \i;i: ci.otiiiim;. n ItNISUINIi TANARUS” : f.. : ‘•0.1-1.,.),, I’.-, k H... 1 Inmn Chth. Bovcr j ‘•fnt s.I.iM-- to- H.ul Uaul frock JU.a I‘rM I “xM .vira imciv. bto< l On* t’f.lll- -ft , • • I Gent M: i’M. r.- :.r,lmorp tl un M.irlv ‘liffer • ; tat, m- . i ,ncy ( itnre Panto .fla • t 1!,.’ tie* -*l* If*. ■ I'..- • -!l\ i. I.utifi 1. A xorx lair I ’ f.* -at |, ~,..1 .rackcto • • I • Panto, Flushing. Orem *,'-. 1 v „„u •, fe* t . „. r India Rubber im.'l l’il t c: M. -*,- , a t P . Youths* and Boys’ Department too* nrxvr been eqlinl> 1 in tl.to )lu x- and font a. in.* tl ■ • R .i t nub, Reaver Ui.-th, P. .r.'laim Ov .-•* Pin.* k, l.n-xvn, aid clarcttJt.lb.jH * tori.-. I••• in. k.nnd brown. andCadet Cloth Pr.- • ‘ ■I : - : Stool mlxd M'tiin tI . nr,.’ .1; Mix I :unl Ken-.v and Hound Ja.rl.ftj* f. r .nr-: j fa:,.- • t. I‘ur . Mur (M, p aid: Ira a . ns- U k Malm. 5 and Silks A’j . • . 1.1- I. C! ah ft I I Chilaren’B Department: I confutes x-rv j.rto’x t it.- * I ai.d flrdn lleri* ( la j suit.-, fan.. ‘ ■ ..1. i• 1 t „• , • ■ i’h \ , Pants a. a,I r rd lift it;- new m>l* * I Fat ■ * I - l-lnk and l.ron Tftltur.s. 11;:. k Miadpiv. a, j crrix Oxenout-: eudici'U-rcU t/npa. All foi * tori!, n from 4 to I*. x. ai.-. , Children, I• * m.d yoi;tli’> v l.iv nml o h r,. ; i ; :* ’ Fancy Articles: cmhradnefttanvt firry nrtiele fur rot ~ that can hr aaill.ftl t- r. tn-rtln-r with tl - ri.-! .-,-t I of rnx. I. ,’ :,„d pla in CAPS for g- ml. wen, 1 ’ .V Ik—Vl. st. ttl • nb.'xl- -wHto.ti rMm and Pots* Clothing, lirav- manic up r., r.- -Iv f. rt .v a ! and motor nay ia.spw aim. ait tl..- North.and 1 can ni, if deutly rer.nnni. aul tlirna n gno.l. ami as . lamp n 1 ran I e found .•-* h.-rr. The . Mini* and fuMi.-gon -r:U> nr Inxi-.d , ,all aaud am at theCtothii’g Store. I i.iMoi.'s Range. net 7 GXtl to \TTHA< T‘ON :: IBTICE EXT3AOHBISARY. f !MI KSI I>( RIREtto 1.. X to state t*. t ih.-v l liftvo detertnit.fd t.< stav in Stivanuah. a. !!: xc This Day conim-e.-.ri to open an entire new ‘ TALL AND WINTER STOCK OF OR7 GOODS, Which, fr (ph anl i .-um, t be ann wd; ; and ‘• *i“ nth.ii • l lh.- | a.I it. . x „ : Vn.iiM.linr .1. I .nine-, r. nn, 1 ‘ !>• •— 1 . x ..to per yard* I*lllll. I . t.-uui and...- 1 . .-nts p. r xard. I uif ■!... fr. na to t.- ‘0 ,t- p. i'yai.l Krencii Merinos: l d. .: jdain and figured Ca.-h ---j I-Ifind, Cnln I'laid- n. xx stx I,*#.) i ( hin.i/fttes l . liars. < hataiiila \oils. Strlm and I m hrir I- • :-lia,_r and od-ii,.... be-tdos Prints, brnwa, and Meached trlaia-li.it< and Mitetin--. Hannols, D. mms, A., lor sale at J. 11. Otlll tN AC. * wopt'U 140itrouglton->trr.- DttY GOODS FOB THE MILLION 1 4 ; \l\ x.. imi . the attention of the publi. t- nr .\ . Inap iii.d d.-irublo St.a k .fbrx <h.. ds. I ht xviil, the v-iviilfl rare l< r i A> 11 \M CASH ONLY, I -o tin.) niar ‘i>o>ts are s..|>l alnu-t a- . heap a- .'h.-rs Max them: a. and xx.. xvoul.l di-li.,ctlv-tan. Umt xvolu.v.. adapted tlf *N F. m* l. sN STI >l. and are al l.- aid ’ determined t<> sell them a- . xx if not lower, than 11 .* same fu.MliH. s „rs s.. I<l Inin v thrdn w - I offer iu our t.adi.- Diess Goods Department, Moiislin do Lain-, (••. htm ie- llorege do Lain- Pm i fade nnd plain Alpaeas. Preu. h. I-i.u'U.-li and tiennan ! Merino-. Ihmil a ins. Hr. ‘ad.-. I laid.-. 1 and Cd..r. and | Filk-. Bln. k Silks of all qualitie- and widths, fr. m T‘ i-fiitoaitd upxx .rd*: Inin i. s ich, Enulish and Auo j rican Uinyhnins. Prints, ft. .. fie. Long and Square Shawls, ; Sct.-l, and Fr.-m la Krnh-oid.-ries in irreat hp*oi-s \\ hit** a.oi-is, iM.iim t. KiM • ( laima-ftts, . [ In!i.ait's Hobos ni.d V. ai-t>. . !*• .. to. Hosiery, &c. ! In this depart m-nt. we offer ev-rv variety of >ill;. c<dton and u. -t.I Host , }■: lfllosi- : Cotton M. a, ‘a. .Fndfralaru.fidMor pml''• and ladi. s. Kid. Hn 1 .'iiu. Wool-,, and Cotton Cloves, for rent'll, la.iies, boys and girls. Lir.ens and Damasks. Onr Stork of th. se (load* is in fnet a Stork, for xvo oii. r rr\ xari. IX n| tdeiudi.ftt nml brown Damasks, Table (oxer-, ell i/-s aid allies: Diaper T.-xx .is. ! I’aniH-k Napkin- Dnxlirs. Dowlas. Cra.-la. Linen rPeeD j inir. Sbirtino and Frontin ‘. Linen T-S and 4 4 wide, xx or ran ted ali air** tlav.iii.d from tla- best makers. Blankets, iv/’rseys, &c. | We have „ full ...ad ~.,„phre of r.nrlbh and American Pi..: k-to. N.-i-n Cloths, ,dl style and j .j..alilies; xx bilo. r. I and blue funnel*: bleached and i l ruxx,, I n,e-: ; - nil qualities; Ticks, rknims.t I. Mlii • - Moo :<a:d br. xxn lUllls. a, . All ol ib.-slbovo are for sale ait J 11. COHEN * C . ■-'*< M> Vo. 1 lAllrouahton-st.ncitt.xl WM-n-i: xCo TiLTI .OIITJSrG-o DIBBLE & CAREY, Sinsia ms 11*1 ‘ cot \ . j i, ... \ !iCZ> WBLTAKeH XTX. i ‘jMiF.<|-ik-CT.u‘;L,:"wo;‘.,** 11*. he attention of the L riLi/i-iis of >avat.and,, to th.-ir SPKIMji <TYI.Ld CLOTirC, CASITJDRr.S Av’.’D YE3TTNGS, Which they are prepared to manuOmture to order, fn tilf neat.-I nml auo-l faddonal l.- -Db -. t>. •• M.fk • : Heady Aloile Clr.lliinsr, nil of wide!, have I .... up in a siiperi-r -ax ton, any ever before offer, ,1 for sale in thi- market. Th.irsl.ek of FPHMSII i\ tUMU)S is complete, and xvell assort, and. Tl„-e b.-to will be sold on the most r.MSonabe -md ucvomumdatlng terms. sue*} -N . S IOES: : HOES!!! For tlar Full and Waaler Trnde. \~r\ THK SCBSCHI Bl*H would & SU-.-SiSSaaJ ! publle ;rencr. M x . t” l:i b-r.-f Sto. k of 800 ! * AM> MIOES. I Hi-- s*’ ■ !. ba- been >el-t- -I bx bim-flf xx ith speelal e:,re 1 a.,dparlieular r.-. a.dh. aviaiUnd planter.-’trade. I that belnethe n,..-t imperial.t feature ol his bu-ip.-. : rers i mi mew nnd the pul i vnrkof,, superior quality and o„ reasonable term . IDs -l ek e.,lnprise- ~il the x jx/ielies usually kept in a I Store, eondsainy | budiee’ Shoes. Boots, m and Can- I * rs ol everx vari.iC.intJeuif u‘s Boots. Shoes and .•■•ngr.-.-'s Cait.-rs: also. Misses’, Boy a’. Youths’, and j < hildrea - . s -i.o s~f exery kind, lu eouneetion xxith | the abov. l,e baa lnnre stork of \ BROCAXS, ’ which ran e ’. l x be reeommondccl as a superior article. N” e_ffort Will be ‘bared toeixe entire satisfaction. A call is - .lictod from you 1 •••■fore purchasing. se;d ‘id V. ‘! IIKIDt. Hibbons* Rantre. TRAVELLK.I’S TRUNK DEPOT, < ; It nnpfe. * ‘ * ‘ *' fi ’ HjS. has reepT, tlv re- YI — “"Y* “c ! v.nl h iftri'e supply of Trnveiler's *p’ x 1 ‘r'V-t Trunks. Yalliees. and Carpet Bags. Superior English .Sole Leather, iron frames, new put- Do. hia.'k 1 lames.* Leather, ir u framos. Black uaul bronred Leather Ladies Trunks, new style. ■_!v i iu. I inch I*ravs hand, extra finish. •JN. o.i and ‘.VI inch block and bronzeFojios. fin c-oi.ininn blfo'k prekhu - Trunks, various >izcs. Sole leull-cr and common lenTlier Ynilicea. I.ailic-’ Hat Boxes, nexv patter ns, black nnd bron/e. IUO Wilton. P.rus-ftls, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet lb . .all ‘ i/cs and qualities together xvith Satchels. Those in want are invited L give him a call at the Clothing Store, tiibbnn's Range, where gaeat bargain* will be given. Call and ats*. max 1 THE si BStlllUEll. ha* Va*.? ! * f.- just rcciviHl a good nssortmeDt of Ito y\ TrimksA alto, sand Carpet Hag*.which ‘lie w ill dispose of mi very reasonable terms. Allan waul are rerpe-(fully invited to uUI and look*at them. WILLIAM HKIDT. je 14 tlibbons’ Rnngo ‘IbYIbbK CH A VON- -ii convenient pi.re of i uinebineay for sharpening lend pencil.': for tale by _ .ovi s ’ _ ( rBHKPHE <t IM. TIIKR. I).' 1 Kl.l Cl*'l I.l.’uV—a desii • tment. in- f opened, by CVBISEDHE it BKOTIII'K oct S