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tpnentfflg Joucct uL VOL. 111. DAILY PAPER $4. Sun a mil) (Entiling Journal. I‘vii.y IV\i>Kii, - $4 j Tki-Wkkkly!, r raczr'T’ ■ .. ■ _RY J. It. CUfillEPtiß. _____ TIIOM As W. LANE, Editor. \iVK HT 1 .SI X<4 It A TlO S. A l vcrtiscnif nts inserted at tho following rates,— KOR OX* S'iUARK “K CKX 1.1N1.5, <>u* insertion, $0 Go I One month, $G GO Two •• 1 00 Two •• 10 00 Three “ 1 25 | Three “ 12 60 Four “ 150 I Four l5 00 Five 1 75 Six “ 20 tHI On.- week. 2 00 | One year, 80 00 S'Sr- (’ - itriete fir yearly ml .ertising may be tnudo i n liberal terms. I, •; 1 a Ive.-ti-M n -Its inserted al the usual rules and nil rare taken that they bo published according l to VII a Ivr-tis •n- its fr . u trail siont persons, or strati Sh, to lajpai l for in advance. I’ i • privilr of Yearly a Ivertiers will he eon fined n dIIv t their regular foulness, and all other lulver ti • m-its, ii t pertaining to their regular business. a* iv-l for, to bo paid extra. .y V.\ a l.ertise limits sent to this office without tie--ills ,< to the number .if insertions, will he pul. !: 1 I it/, until ordered to be discontinued, and eVir.vl accordlqgTy. I J’ I.LJ 111'.. ■lll I— T THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1.55J1. fiJ- Galignam’s (ParLs) Messenger of n late date, has the following item; -“Mr. Brown, the new United States Minister in Prussia, arrived i*i Berlin with two secretaries. JTo will have, says a letter, shortly t' treat an affair similar to that of Kosxta. A Mr. IP-nry Von Oonsche was condemned in 18-I'J, for an offence of the press; but lie tied to the United States in ISSO, and gut himself naturalized as an American citizen. About a year ago he returned to 11.un burg on private business, lie was arrested, given up to the Prussian authorities, and re moved to the jail of Licgnit.’., where he has since remained. 110 has applied to the American Legation for protection as a citizen of the Uni ted States.” Oreat Fire In Paris. A late French paper speaks as follows of a 1 recent lire in Paris:—"The immense establish ment of M. Jourditin-Riboulcnu, at Louviers, the l irgest cloth manufactory in Franco, in which about 1,200 workmen were e.i ployed, was completely destroyed by fire on the 2d i instant, in less than a quarter of an hour the j whole of the four buildings, each five stories I high, of which the manufactory was composed, were one mass of flames. The loss is estimated at 1,500,000 francs. The municipal council has voted a sum of 100,000 francs to meet the most ( urgent wants of the workmen and their families, i who amount in number to nearly’ 2,000.” Tlie French Einpresn. The London Mum in;/ / W thus describes the appearance of the Kmpress ot France, at the i < irand Ball in B uilougne : “The grace and beauty of the Km press was observed to the fullest advantage. Her fault 1.-ss delicacy of feature, and the elegance of her figure were well displayed by a very chaste cos tume of white lace, ornumeuted with ribbnus of violet color; falling half way down the skirt. Thu head-dress was exquisitely b.autiful.— Her majesty’s hair is of a beautiful light blown tint, and it was disposed last evening in taste ful rolls over the forehead, leaving disclosed lb.- cars, from which diamond drops were pond- ! cnr. llcr majesty wore a diamond necklace of 1 marvellous brilliancy, every stone of which re flected its myriad lines, and a pair of somewhat . small bracelets cn suite. Durability of Wood. The piles under the London Bridge have been driven 500 years, ami on examining them in IS-IG, they wero found to be little decayed. Old Savoy Place, in the city of London, was built 050 years ago, and the wooden piles consisting of oak, elm, beach and chosnut, were found up on recent examination to be perfectly sound. — Os the durability of timber in a wot state tlio piles of a bridge built by the Emperor Trajan, over the Danube, afford a striking example.— One of these piles was taken up and found to be petrified to the depth of tliroe-fourths of an inch; but the rest of the wood was not different from its former state, though it had been driven 16U0 years. Georgia. We are gratified at the daily evidences which are afforded of the high and influential position which our noble commonwealth occupies in the Federation. The following extract from un ad dress of Albert J. Picket, the historian of Ala bama, will be read with interest. By’ the wny, why is not this distinguished citizen called to till some political position worthy of his moral worth and large attainments. Wo suggest him ns Col. Winton’s successor in the Gubernatorial chair of our sister State. Let the State honor the man who honors her. But to the extract, Col. Piekctsays:— [Time* <i> Sentinel.^ “The most prospering and enterprising State in the south, is that which lies upon our eastern border. She has nine hundredaud ninety nine miles of Bi.il Hoad, over which run, night and day cars laden with freight and filled with passengers. Georgia is truly a great .State, and a pattern for ours and all other Southern States. Her limits arc so large as to compose ninety iiino counties: the soil of which is as diversifi ed as the climate; yet, her people and products are brought together, in the space of a few hours, by means of the great int rual improve ments to which 1 have alluded. Evidences of remarkable prosperity are observable in all di rections in that State. The water-falls arc sel dom left as Nature formed them; hilt factories and Hour Mills are propelled by their power. In Augusta, the Savannah River hns been con ducted to the most elevated ground, by a long canal, which is studded, also, with mills ami factories. There is, too, a general intelligence existing in Georgia. I have reference, of course, to her public spirit. The people look to the interest of their whole State, and effect im provements upon a scale of magnitude and im portance. Ravines of great depth are filled up. mountains spurs are levelled; mountains them selves arc tunnelled ; costly bridges are thrown across rivers—all—all —for the tracks of Rail Roads. From the Tennessee River to her dis tant seaboard, Georgia opens to her people eve ry facility ; the young, tho middle-aged, and tiie old rapidly travel from one portion of tho State to another. No f>ue cun visit Georgia without becoming satisfied that she possesses u great and happy poople.” Protestant Clin plain at Rome. The Rev. Charles W. Baird, son of the Rev. Robert Baird, J). !>., who was ordained at the late session of tho Presbytery of New Bruns wick, sailed from New York on Sntiirday ol last week, cn route for Italy’. It will be remembered that Mr. Baird has been, for some time past, chaplain to the American legation nt Rome, where, under the protection of the American flag, he has preached tho gospel and maintain ed Protestant worship for the benefit of Ameri cans and other foreign Protestants who might be disposed to attend.— Presbyterian Oct. 22. GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS. •1. G, Rankin* Win, jtl. llurlick, Geo. I*. Sn in mey j (Sueeenom t A. Atkinkun P Cos.) ‘IWIIS Rstabllahment lias boon in successful opera . 1 tion for a number of years. The Quarries an nuli opened, mid the Marble is superior to any i t the I:nited Status. | We have so perfected our facilities for getting out and finishing work,that weeau furnish tioM'.UCN’TS. TOURS. TAULKTsL HKAI>STOM>. aiul cvwft thing . i in our line of business, ji, hotter stylo aiubftt cheaper rates, than any yard in the country. When it is considered that we sav our mi n Marble. . pay no jobber's profit, and no high 4Teight from the , North, it will he seen that wu do possess material ad- ‘ vantage over all omnpetßors. , We cordially solkitour friends and the public to ex nmfcicour work, and compare our prices with those of ‘ otheryards, bcf.ru ordering Northern Marble. We have on hand at our vaVd in Marietta, ti large assortment of finished work—Monument- i tubs, d'c.—* where our agent. Mr.U. W. tfununers. will II at j ’ mu- prices. Oyr principal work is done nt the Mil;.*. Address ,1. G. 15 AVK IN \ 1 . july 18. ly Marble Wm-kP.it . iTi. t.;r KiWy newspaper publishing the above adver tisement for 12 months, and sending us one ropv ii same length of time, we will furnish them an ioipo -1 in< stone of 12 or 18 superficial fed delivered at Mari : tta depot: DIHBI/K & CAREY, CLOTHIER'S and; MERCIIAXT TAILORS, WARE-ROOM, : *V. E. Corner of Whitaker ami /tritni/libausts., Savannah. f I ’HE Subscribers, in announcing to their uunierou* 1 customers and tlie public; the arrival and - oftheir Fall and Winter Stock, ’ felicitate themsulvi-son the advantages which their re- I cent pun-liases enable them to offer ail who desire t>> ! select their Clothing from an extensive assortment ot j the choicest goods, made in the most FASHIONABLE STYLE. These goods have been purchased under the person- | al inspection of Onn of the proprietors; and availiu.- tliem-elvesoffavorablecin umstam u*. they are enabled , not only to warrant them in quality, but louder them . at such LOW PRICES, as must distance all competition in their trade, i The following mnluierati-oi is made for the benefit ot i ! Goutlcuiun in tho country, whose orders will meet i prompt attention, and who. whim in tin-city, are re spectfullv invited to an examination of our Gouda. GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING. j FROCK and DKKsiS COATS of every quality, j “ - “ *• in black, blue, brown, green ! and olive color*. | IWfqNKSSFo.VIS, in great variety, viz: Tweed,Cloth, ’ and Cas imere. Frock amt Buslines l yats. I'ANTAljthJXS—Black llooakiu at a great variety of j prices. Block and fancy Casshneres, at a great variety of prices •• l)rab i>’ Etc, ‘ •• •• 1 1 White and Faiiey Linen Drills, “ “ “ Fan.-v Marseilles, “ - “ : VKjj I*B—Black -ilk and satin Vest*. Fancy silk M bite silk, f.r party. “ White. Bull and Fancy Marseilles Embroidered Cloth, Velvet and silk in great variety FURNISHING GOODS Goods of every description for Gen tie men's wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats. Waterford lies. Priuce Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts j . and drawers, t*U>u iK.suspeudors, hnlflmse. gloves— ! , all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts;a tinea-sort meat of Dressing Gowns, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Port ” HATS. 1 *’ 1 An extcnsivo assortment ofthclat. ,t and most sash ionable stvM. Trunks, Carpet Bags. Valieva, Hat Boxes, etc. Merchant Tailoring. i The favorable mid long established repututioiiwhich heir establish men t has enjoyed, and still maintains, , f<*r tho style and finish of its oinn- nts tiiin/t to order, as well f-'r tho superior quality of their Cloths, dura | bility of color and aabstantial w'orkmansliip. it shall be 1 i the constant effort of the proprietors -till in continue. | I'hey invite tlio special attention of both old and new : i euslotncVK to the following, from which they are pre : pared to furnish garments, which they will warrant to , I be nr v lus ultra in both fit and fashion. MMOM'S & BIOLLY'B best Blue. Blink. Brown. Mulberry. Green, Adelaide, Bronze, Corobo and Olive , | Cloths. Black Doeskin. Black Cassimere. and a large ussort- ; ! riient of Colored and Fumy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS—White. Buff and fiutcy Lim-n Drills. 1 VESTINGS.—'White Silk and Satin. f..r Pnrlv Vests, j j Black and fancy Silk and Satins. White, Bull and ‘ Orange Cu. sum-res. t uiform Siiilst For Volunteer Companies intbecity and throughout tin-Stale, made and furnished at the shortest notice and in the best manner. D1 BULL .V CAItEY. oct 8 FOR FALL AAO \\ I.M Eifl DRY GOODS! 1)11 Y GOODS!! KEMPTOW & IIAVK NOW OPENED a large and well selected 1 1 stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which they assure their friends and the public gen- ; ••rally, is difficult to bo surpassed, either in variety or < quality. Their purchases have, been made upon such advantageous terms also, as to afford great induce- < incuts to public patronage. In addition to a complete and handsome supply of DRESS, FANCY. AND Hot SK GOODS, ns well in* a ‘ general assortment of all other kinds of Goods hi their line, mav be found: s-4. t) 4. 10-4 Duffil Blankets: s-4. 0 4.104 Twilled do.: 84.9-4, 104 orev tlo.; Bi t, 11-4. 124. 184 fine Red do.; Crib and Cradle do.; ands n negroes’ wear, a large stock of PLAIDS and KER SEYS, at price-inflow as they can be bon .ditmiy where, of the following* style*: Sehlcy’n heavy t willed Ker seys: superior heavy Engli-h do.,(a splendid article': ■ liOittttion Georgia do. very heavy): Kendall Kcr-eys. ; and the old Style Cublewurp Kern-v-: White, Grey and . Black lmitiition Georgia PI.AINS: .-D ip< id Sclde.y - | I heavy Georgia Plains of hu't year’s make, aud the best ! article of the kind in this market, nt their store in j tVnring’s Range, 72 St Jullen, and 105 Bryau-slreets. : oct 5 ItTcE’S “ WILD niEmn MICAXDV! VG RKEA RLE to the taste, and warranted (if used j according to the directions, which are simple.) to eureall cases oICOI’GHS nndCOLDS, wfiich are with iii the reach of any Medicine, besides uffu’ding relief in case.- ofCßOri'. ASTHMA. CATARRHS, and BRON- 1 Ii CIIITIS, and beiugone of the most useful remedies in . the early stages of CONS I>UTION. Mr, RICE in placing this article before the public, ; claims not to have discovered or ingeniously com- j pounded Medicines hltliorto unknown.or known only i as separate remedies or in Mich combinations as pro- ( | prevented tin* full force of their beneficial effects. Nor ‘ ’ does he aver that his COUG-H CANDY j has the approval of the ‘ entire Medical Faculty.” or has been recommended by the “most enlightened I’liy I sieians,” but he would merely state, that having him ! -elf -ufferedseverely from Brom hiid Affection attend- j ed with Coughing and Night Sweats,he applied toone of the faculty whose prescription afforded such spordy re- I lief and resulted in such perfect, cure that he was in duced to obtain a knowledge of the ingredients niul the manner in which they might bo properly compounded with sugar,to give them a convenient and paint able form since which he has had the satisfaction of ad minister ing it successfully in many caecsg. The ingredients of which this Candy is composed (among which Wild ; Cherry i tin* principle) are purfcct.ly harmless, anil j may be taken by persons of all ages nt all times. Unlike many of the Cough Candies now offered for I sulo, (purporting to lx* the product of profouud modi- i • al research, but which are in reality tho concoctions j of genuine Candy Makers.) this article is not expected j to cure--all the ills that flesh is heir to,” hut is pecu. ‘ liarly adapted to the few diseases above mentioned, I and instead of licing composed of the poorest, quality ! of Sugar, infused with the extract of Hoarhniind. it is ! made from Sugar in its highest state of perfection, j and contains well known ami approved remedies, j Try it, audits intrinsic merit will call forth a spontan , I cous approval from you which o'er long shall give it | a pnpoularity unparalleled in thehteloryof nostrums. I Brice 25 rents per Package. * Each genuinb package of RICK’S COUGH CANDY : will bear on the envelope tlie signature of TC RICE, Cor. Broughton A Whitakcr-ats. I Country Merchants can bo supplied by the Box. i each box containing 50 packages, at A0 25. oct 10, ts / < OSHEN BUTTER. —A few firkin, superior Goal -n * T Butter, receiver! per steamer Augusta, and for i ssle at the Emporium,bv ! ropt 14 SEABORN* GOODAT.L SAVANNAH, TIIPRSDAV AFTERNOON, OCTOBER g 7, SPRING tm f*. THE LIVEiy&OL AND I'HII.A ’ ‘ir nWLBELBIII A sIT\.M?IUB COMPANY CITY OF I'lllLA DELI’HIA. nowbuilt. CjTY OF M VNCII ESTER. 2b .. lon<. Gopt R. Leiteb. i * m'V OFGI.\SGOW. lOlOlffiis.'CjJfTAVm. Wylu y C FROM FIIILADKUFIH A. Citv of Glasgow Thursday. Mar 81. ISSB , City of Manchester April 28. Ixsß , (Mtv of tifiiegow...uJHniuriluv. May* 14. iv.;; City nt Mui..-l.v4|g|H;itiirdHy..liim- 11. 1858 City ot i I ur.l . July 2.1558 VKtWgfm’ Hltl’OOL. City of Mar 80.1858 City of Glasgow. April 20,1858 Citv of Manchester... Wednesday. Mav Is. IS-'. Citv of Glasgow . ...Wevlnes.lay. Junes. IS City of Man. I.ester...W,slu.--d:.v. Juh ti. 1V..; RATES UK PASSAGE. Saloon Berths ..•.•• D-.l.‘Saloon Berths...2o Guim-a.J Mid-hip • . •• (Midship ’* ...15 •• 1 Forward “ 55 “ |Forward “ ...18 “ / Including Steward s Fees. THIRD CL \SS IMSSKNGFRS. 1 A limited numbi-rof Tliird ( i •-s p . - u ;ers ail! be taken from Philadelphia ami bivoi| and found in provisions. From Philadelphia. ?20 ) From Liverpool :'.5 Certificate* ..| pa-se :e will be issued here to parties who uro de irousof bringing out thvir friends nt cor re-ponding rates. Drafts on the Agents and the Bank of Ireland from Cl and upwards. i FREIGHT ON GOODSOOs. PER TON. Bills of lading for goods from Havre signed by the agents there, through to Philadelphia at $22) . pet An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. All good sent to the Agents in Philadelphia and Liv erpool. will he forwarded with economy and dispatch. I or freight or pa, sage apply to TIIoMAS RICH ARDSON. 9 Walnut St.. Pliila.. and 41 Lx. hnnge Place. N Y. PA DEI.KURD. FAY A CO.. Bav st.. Savannah. RICH A RBSON, BROTHERS & CO.. aprll i va HERON'S It F.fJl'l, Altl AC Iv I ’,T LI X E Js&g. Philadelphia and Savannah, Tne following vessels eoinprize this Line, and will sail ! nhuut. every two weeks, viz : Sel.r. .It’LlA El.I/A, Capt. IlronsK. i do. .1.11 HOLMES, do. Loom:. , Mo. DART. do. Somkius. 1 do. C. A. GREINER. do. Ih.inwoN: The Yo.-sels are first ehistt schooners, and cnmmiiml. ’ ed by captains experienced in the trade, and who will use their best exertions to give satisfaction to the ship- P-rs. For freight or pa*sage (having go.nl uceomm,- i diitions for passage) apply t ■ \\ IIJS Si brundaoe, No. 72 Bin Street. Savannah. HERON .V MARTIN. mar 11 No. 87 1 < N’ortli \\ Im - -. Phihelelphia. PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. These useful and justly celebrated Birds are AM f offered by Iho Original Manufaeturer-. ami -4S YJfe recommended to the favorable notice of the rs sm- Ladies, ns articles which in point of useful "• -• l- auty and durability, cannot be surpassed. But iflM’auty was the only ground upon which w could • them, wu too uould be ready to exclaim, ; we have enough of such. But ImworiiMi do we see the : fair form of woman, and the natural beauty which Heaven lias s ( , kindly given her, materially ‘lessened ; by a drooping form, the natural cou*oq,.e"noe of sew I i mg in nn unfavomblo position / Ladies, we trust that we are not saying two much when we tell you. that ot the many thousands already introduced, and iu eon ! slant u-e. none sav aught against them. Address or dersto (nov 24) J. A. MAYER h it ESII 81 ivud j ■ i ’ -Trums V-mail .-i. |Turk..y 0.-h. t-liiHl..,-■ Kni^iits. ! ‘taliall Macaroni-white and velluw Vermieidli. Pearl. | Barley. Gem-see self-raisthg four. Butter. Sugar. Pie 1 ii>-and Soda Craeker;?. IS Mains, Snutkial ‘Longue.-, j Bologna Sausages and Smoked lk-ef. W.G.DICKSON, apr 7 corner Whitaker st and BrouglMon lane. V’ EW HOOKS—Ib.- Mod Cabin: or the (bar ! ix m-ter and Tendency of British Institution, as il- ; 1 ost rated in their effect, upon Human Character and ( ’ Dcs’i y. by M'arren Isbam. Thu Forged Will; nr Crime and Retribution, by Em- ! | ersnn Bunnutt. Tlie White Cruiser; or the the Unheard of. by i Ned Buntline. i Edith's Legacy: or tin- Long Wood of the Grange, by J | the author of Vdelaide Linduy. I JaueSeton; or. tho King's \ Ivoeate: by James j I Grant, author of •• Romance of War.’’ Ac. Ac. j . The Rudiments of Building: for tlie use of Arehi- i I torts. Builders, Draughtsmen. Machinists. Eugineurs, i : and Media ii ies; by John Bullock, j The Rebel Seoul: n American Revo- ! lutioii, by Aria A-bl itwl. Violet, tlie I)aii-eiiu-'e: or Courtship mid NVedlnck, bv the author of “The Giet,” “Warning to Wives.’ Baninm - News. N->. tu. I'olunm ssl agazinc,for October. Received by oct I ‘ OOUBKUGE \ BROTHER. AGENCIES. The undersigned is Agent for the sab) ol lltfllQj Georgia lliirrMlll SI one, dressed Kft'wl and fm uished with all the nec-sary irons complete for ruiiu'mg—is also prepared to furnish French Burr, Cologne and Esopus M.ll Stoues of every dimension. Wilder’s Puti ut Five-Proof Safea, AT MANLI M TIUK'S PRICES. Burns A Griswold's Sea Island Cotton and Cotton ?aw Gins. Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the most competent of any in use at present. ***Specimens of all the alsivo to be seen at tlie Ware-house, 171 Sivunui. feb 8 Cll AS. 11. C AMPFIKLD. HATS! HATS!! HATS!! m,lu-t received, per Alabama, a large lot ot trim'd and iintrimM Bonnet Umbrellas, and j every variety of Fall and W inter llats.Caps.ii. , We will sell a letter new style Silk llnt.inid of our own manufacture) at $71,50, than inn bo produced in Savannah. | W e nl.-n wish it distinctly understood, that we make j <uir own Hats, and put. no other makers name in tho tips, ospci ially those that have been defunct for wars. rupt ii ‘ m:i,lii:.\’ a cn. “PEKIN TEA COMPANY.” Warohouso, 75 urul 77 Fulton-st.. New York. I Tlds TEA Company lias always main-,—-4(1 ; tained a high reputation for TE AS of q j j the most delicious tluimcter and fra-jpjJVi! V ’. 7J grnucy. and are warruntml to give snt i f.ietion in every ii'-t.-mee. If they do not prove ns repn-sented they may’ bo returned. For sale by the Agent. .7. A MAYER, Broughton-street N’E\V ROOKS, —Fun Jottings; or Laughs 1 , have taken a Pen to, In N. Parker “Willis. ! Men and Things as 1 saw thorn in Europe, by Kor ‘ wan. i Count Christ oval: or a Sequel to Lord Saxondale,by ! G. W. M. Reynolds. Barnum’s Illuslratud News. No. 42. Received by ! net Ft OUBBEDGK .V BROTHER. NEW BOOKS. -Lee llentjs’ last work- Helen and Arthur: or Miss Tlmsa's Spinuin r Wheel. Is.-iae LaqUedein. hy Alexander Duuuis—lllustrated. ‘ Rodeuek the Rover: or the Spirit of tlie Wave, by ! Lieut. Murray, The B'-yli's-d <-f Great Men: intended ns an example I • | to y<iutfi. with Illustrations. j Father Guvazzi's Leeturea in New York.with liis life, 1 ’ and Reports of his addresses, in Italian, to Ids country- j men in New York. Tin- Dressmaker and Milliner’s Guide.and Report of j the Paris. Loudon ami American Fashions, by Samuel [ T. Taylor. I Six Years Later or the Taking of Bastille, by Aloxnn- i der Dumas. Red King the Corsan Chieftain, a Romance of the ; I ocean: by Harry Hazel. : I’.Mi-nuni’s News. No. 28. ’ tins Howard--further supply received l>v i july 18 J. B. CUBBEDGE. | I) E!C BI VE 1) per A u i Apples. 20 do. Potatoes. 10 do. Iteekor’s Patent ! Self-raising Flour, in B, 12 and 2-1 lb. packages: 8 bids, t ! cxira Pig Hams, 2 do do. I'i.r POfk. 1 do new Halifax ‘j ’ Pickled Salmon. 1 do. Tongues and Sounds, Fulton * ! Market Beef. Smoked do., now Mackerel. Ac. For sale ‘ at ‘ ALEXANDER'S, sept 27 Cnr. Bull and fVingress-Ats.. Monument—q. ! 1) APE SEED OIL, for Machinery. Just re. k reived and fur sale by j oct 14 J. B. MO IRE & CO. / 1 \ \TO.\ G I NGEII PRESERVES \ 20 eases, for sale by ort 14 It ..I. GILBERT. 0\ ‘l's.- >OO Bushels Prime Maryland Oats, just re ceive land for sale by P. L.’ ‘ON ST ANTI\E, sept I<> F'” t of Barnard street. OILS. -1 n0 bbla. Lamp Oil; 25 bbls. Tanner’s Oil; 80 do Llusee.l do.: for pale by j pept [ 11. J. Grr.lij.HT, Weft side Market ?qr. .■>!( Ofill V T K—IAIP AIITIA II M> Kl* K X OKX T—lU.s T. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Poll ISM, Oeo. S, Nicliols . 11 AS recently re ently ret urned from LL .'uuiuierClothing, and invites his friends and u.-tuinora to look nt the following which arc p>..d and tyliioimbly made aiidottered.>n reusonaldo terms. ! Moil’s Clothing. 7.. Men - Blue. Black. Kwfck and Dress Coats, *6O do. v'M'l.meret, Dnq> D Etc, Merino. Mpaea.Tweed ‘ Planter - Linen, tfcvaui Linen, Grass Linen Frock and Sack Coats. 250 Merino, Alpaca. Linen Drill and Cotton Round .rackets. "* ’ Ik. Satin, Alpaca. Linen, White and Fig and id Fancy Colored Shirts—nil qualities, frt.s and Drawers. Uu do i .. Boys’ Clothing:. it e w:i j.iiun that I would . > larg.-ly into the 1 would inform Go :n I i. will heap itfi I u4g&|Bvii e •: apPlp-’d-rock and Sacks Os all kinds and j .50 do. Cav-iuiero. Drilline. Alpacas*. Dra DT.tt | Pants. 300 do. Silk, Yaleneia and Marseilles Vest*, great va -250 and... White and C-d’d. Shirts, from sto D. vear> old. 75 Small Children’s Suits. Kilts, and little Sacks, as sorted. Also a good supply of Bovs’ Drawers, in tact a com- , plesc outfit for Boy -of any agent a moment’s notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs. Cravats, Stocks. Gloves. Suspenper-. Money Belt.-. Children’s Belts. Combs. Bni-hes. N. el. ties. Port Mnnnis.Cnld Cases. Collars. Cmbrellas.SiiO I. els. Carpet biers. Ostrich Feather Dusters. Coat Link* Shoulder Br.-ue-.Cap*. .V\. \e. Tliose in : ,„t Mill. - now find a full assortment of the above „t the Cfoth ing Store. No. 150 and •. Gibbon.*’ Kang.- mar 25 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MKS. DOB, No. 17 BARNARD STREET Takes tills metliod or inf i ming ‘^♦V 11.- U” - •'! >’ .-V ’A J. T t inilv. Hint si..- I. .. .... 1i.m.l g ......I will I ....11. a large and fa-bi mul l.- -ort:... lit ..f Bon - nets. Ribbons. Caps. \), wer--. Huttens, Combs, .Man ! til Ins. Straw Trimming . etc., me. P. S.- All orders fn-m the countrv promptly atten dedte. fimo -- t 2 AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE, Ko BAA ST.- SA\ AN N AIL GA. -s. The subs, l iber is prepared t fiivn; 1.. and Plniit.-l-. t ■ •,. 1.11 \ M.-i ehant* and others, at Ull-H.l to. ;:, vu: ~rm- v ’ > \;ntll it vu 1 lin pi vine lit h Consisting chit tty of Ploiu-.10. t’u!tivalors. Harrows. Corn Shellers. Straw Cutters. Powder aud Knud Coni Mills. Fan Mill*. Smut Mills, Road Scraper.*, Root Pullers. Grain Cradles; grain, grass and Im-li Sey the-: Reap Ih-oks. t.ord.n and I’rumu’r of all ’ kinds. Mill and Cotton Gin Gearing, Mill IWks and ) Mill Iron.*. Saw Gumiuers, bales aud screws fi.r lifting Mill Shies. Best Dutch anchor bolting Cloth*: It..- I gat'd us V Trumbull’* patent Horse Powers; riue and ; grain Thrn*hers of various makers. Blake’.* Patent Ohio Fire-Proof Paint. Hydraulic. Cement and calcined Plaster, in quantity : j best sperm and other Oils fin- lamps, paint ami tun 1 • liiuevy: patent leather Beltiug. double and single from 2 lo is inches width; stitched, cemented and <oppcr-ri\eted: India Rubber do.. 8 and 4 ply. of all | , W idths: patent ho e and picker string !s*atheU Copper 1 Rivets and Buirs. Don.da**’patent .M„v C and Suction | I'oinfus, chain Pumps, hydraulic Hum*, lead pipe to fit; t ollins nnd oti.er makers appr-ived Axes and Hatch ets. 5v0.nl and hand Saw.-. Ames’ Shovels and Spud-*, i I Eiigli.-li pat.-nt and cm n lines, and Auieriean best I ; man Ufa. I nr.-1 lb es. of all sizes: hav and manure ! Fork*, ( hi*. I*. Il.uiimeis and Nails, assorted; garden I and canal Wheel harems, entlo,, waivlimise and ster. Trucks, pan ut platform, counter and beaut Seales, ot i all sizes: W ire rioth. Ac. i Pricks u:.\* .\via t;—ti.um* vccmmouatinu. Wool, Hides, Furs and Beos’ War, ! BOUGHT ut nil times, ami pa and f*r in cash at current 1 market prices. CIIAS 11. CAMPFIELD. feb 3 NEW WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. Its lii-ou-lit on-st MR. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of T.'u\ Chronometers. Cl-H-ks.T.wn Clocks. Ac.. Ac.. an respect fully informs his customers and the public genera!iv that lie has titled up the Store MS Brougliton-.it.. wh- ie In: intends to iimkea periua.i.-nl locali-ui. and carry on the Jewelry hnsines* | m ii* various branch-. Watches. Cl.a.ks. Tovrn Clock*. ! Chronometers, Jewelry, &e.. te., cleaned and repaired j with dispatch and warranted. Now fashion Jewelry ami Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at tlie lowest prie.-* possible. N. B. Any Watch. Cl—k. Ac., that cannot be re paired l.v other watehtnakers, I pledge my self shall be repaired by me to sati*l.ielion and warranted. nov ; ly FRANCIS STFI-N. riIIRTY HOUR SIRIKE LEVE x CLOCKS JEWELED. THESE Clock* are constructed (at consult*- ruble extra exp. use) with u pnitieulnr re- gard to durability. theino*t scri-.ua obj.-c ----11.*. jjl lion to tin- lever—the wearing of the points ■£.',, of the balance sitatl and mh-wh, the eon se quent hirfrase of friction and-leerease in motioti alter running a short time—being obviated l-y tho use of a polished stone jew. -1, straight pivot or bearings,instead of points to tin- balance shaft. They arc cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frames, and warranted to he as perfect liuio-keepers as tho bestareiu use. For sale at the Jewelry Store, 129 Congress st. fi b 6. ’ ~ BOOTS AND SHOES Jo*! received from Philadelphia, a choice lot of Ladies’ Gaiters. Tie* nn-l Slippers Also. Gentlemen's fine Congress Gaiters, Patent Leath er Pumps. Pump Solo Boots, Ac. Those who desire a ! good article are invited to call and he supplied, mavis W. 11 El DT, Gibbons Range. CAMPHINE AND BURNING FLUID. JEST re.-eiv.-d 20 Mils, of the above, which m be sold by tin* barrel r otheru i.*e. at t(ic ft h.west prices. Arrangements will be enter aßm&Jjo supply dealers. jan 20 J. J. MAURTOE. , BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS !!! AT SI BLEY'S BOOK STORE, Nn. 13.) Congress-atreet, U r i: HKCEIVEI) so many New Book yesterday, } } that we cannot find timetooniiinprate them. From -Grave to Gay.'’ Litornry', Sciontlfle, Humorous, nml interesting. Vie invite our friends to call and examine, ALSO : Graham’s Magazine for July; Godey’s Lady's’ Rook; Bluckwood’s Mngivziue: Barn urn’s Illustrated Nows; Gleason’s Pietornl. Ac. June 22 NlbW BOOKS! .MU lIOOKSn- Received by ts. S. SIBLEY, Thursday, July 14th. .Margaret Perclval. by the author of “Amy Herbert, ’’ Ac. Edited by Rev Win Sewell. Father Guzuzzi’s Lectures in New York, with his Life, corrected and authorized bv himself. Mauesca’s Serial aud Method of teaching the French Language. Lives of the Pre.-idonts of the United States, with sketches of Remarkable Events. Helen and Arthur, or MissThusa’a Spinning Wheel; a Novel—by Miss Caroline Let* llentz. Life and Adventures of Vnllcntine Vox. tlio Ventril- ! oquist; by Henry Cockfi-n.ii must hunioroiiß work. i ALSO. - A FURTHER SUPPLY OF Yankee Notions, or the Whittling* of Jrhntnan's Jack Knifo. Beautifully illustrated. \ illelte, by Curr.-r Bell. ‘l’lieSwamp Steed. The (.’orsairChieftain. Hazel’s new Sen Story. Wild Sports of i.h West; !;, Win II Mawveli. Major Jones’ Courtship. Major Jones’ Travels, ('hruniclesof Pjneville. Roileriek tin* Rover. Nathalie, a Tale; by Julia K.-ivanali, Six V.-ars Inter, or the Taking of tho Bastille. Ac. Ac. E'-rsnl.'at No. 185. Congri .*>-st. july 14 NEW BOOKS. I GUISE ELTON: or Thiiigs S.-en aud Heard, a j Novel: bv Mrs. Mary ll -in-lon. Wild Jacks or the Mat.-u Island Child n skebli from life, together with highly interesting sioriea: by Ctirnllhe L. •• llent/.. Sam Slick's Wise Saw* and Modern Instances; .■ r What he said, -lid .r invento.l. Antifawati- isin A Tale of 1 lie South: by Miss Mar- t Ilia llniiie Butt. Nancy Waicnn.-iti: .-r Woman’s I'aitJiTriumphant a storv of New York < iv : hv C. F. Ramiugton. La lit to. the Pirate of the Gulf: hv J. 11. I ngriiluitn. i ‘The Empress of the Isles: < r the Luke Bravo: hy ‘ Charley t lewline. Notabilities iu l-’rtim-e ami Enghin-I —with hii auto- i biography : by Philurette Charlos, I’rofi-ssor of the ! Paris Institute. Marry Uoverdale's Courtship, and what, canto of it : ! by the author of- Frank Fuirleigh,” “lamis Arun- i dell.” Ac. A--. Volume 1. Putnam's Magazine, bound neatly in I Cloth. Further supply of My Novel. Barnum's News, Nr . 23. Arthur’s Magazine for June. Received bv [june7] ,T. B. CUBBEDGE Hi si.xi>*. nutr: roitv. ’ M. rKTTtNGII.LA IV.SAIIV RIITISINO AiiCNCV. lu2 .xassal srun.r. new vur.K. And .\o. lo S!.dr that, Hutton. i F. -A Cos. are Agents fi.r the most influential and lar gest circulating Couunmciul Papers both in the United j Stilt J. and the Canadas. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. HODUETTS. TAYLOR & HODGETTS,*” w iioi.isiLi: MiM KAoTtnrrs or PLANISHED TIN WARE, I .s \\ I llluiu-hI .. im I li- nar. J NEW YORK. Toaand Coffoo Urns. Chafing Dishes, Vcui bon Dishes, Dish Covers. Eg; Codlers, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots. Coffoo Filters. Nurse Lamps, AND l’.\ ERA’ Ain l it: I \ Till, I’BADi:. oct 24 ( tons im kki: r:\s CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR BAKING I*OWDERS. /*..- Co- HA-V'U. ,„o I >, no ! J o.to.aual Art- ... so , I Mm aid. to iat, tiriddt, . and don,wj l.i’el\ t , I‘,i id im;.. Sir and ‘ (’i/..5, r.,r„ lirc.nt. :... trer invent,d. f IMIIS isthe in and e.-.m.nui.-al. u-.-t .! nmv.-.d nt.nnd I healthy ■ ■ •uip.-und in exi t. fi.rrnid.-. to -I Biseult.Cakus.Pastry, Ptuldin. .*. .\ ■ wiih.ith.-r U heat . Rye.liidian or Buckwhout Fl.mr. It is aiiimli*peiisil-|e artieh- in the culinary departments ... ,-y li..u*el,.dd estnl-lishmeut. and there .* m. ....k •-> Housekeeper in er.-alion who will without, it afu-r having t .irlv | tried it. Sold by the prii.. i;.al G roeer.* and lb ,i ist*. Opinions of tho Press. Tin we who have tried it. Ii .- found that tlicadver tiseinent doe* not vaunt its praises to., highly.-/V; • 1 has, re Floral ion and Journal, lid. 1 •, lssß. Ib.iisek.-epers wlio liavutesle.l tin: qualitv of (hi* powder, pronoun, e unanimously in Us favor. i r-rt IhiiluCnari.r. It surpasses every 111 ing in the wax ..f roam, w.-ever vet saw ii -ed in tin- baking of < yfo/.HMy tt. ••- : C ite and ltcni>t*-r. April 15. i5.,.;. I Tins is an ailieleof.su. h uUlily in various kinds of . cookery, that wb.-n its virtues I..r..n,eproprrh known no housekeeper that studies comfort and will willingly do without it.- .V. ) . May .1. i In-:. No one m-ed he-iUlti-to us.- Dm'.>< ••'* all important article to housekeepers l\,/,a/'!ieau Manner and ; .\a,'tern,■ n 7,5/. /■;/.. 17. is.,:;. i Would you have light b ead.sweel bread.bread that | you cun eat with a good relish, do not forget to pm I cure Durkce’s Baking Powder, and you will u..i fad to haveg 1 bread,cHkea,&c Troy l>jQy inn, . Ahiu 24. I “52. We have tried tl.isarti.le and can reeouiim-nd i! with perfect confide...,- 1..u. tt. July. In 2. Dmk.-.-’s Baking Powd.-r we have u i..1 atour lio.i-e j and our “better half was astonished at the result. V }. Italy Tinas, u t. 28. l’ ._* All good housewives will rejoice iu and glorifv the | name of Durkee, idler they have given In* Baking j 1 Powder a fair trial. .V,..- >o/-A- Sint. Sep!. B>, I v.J. | Dul l ’.* Baking Powder, nmb oihtudly the best rti ;He fi.r this purpose that lias vet l.eeii discovered. .Y | }’. Dutchman. I-Yh. 12. 1.5.A3. I Tlio highest commendations, from hundreds of the largest aud most respectable wholesale houses iu this, I and nearly every large City on this Contiueht, could j he given if space allowed it. i- o - The article is warranted t . give satisfaction.— I Orders acoanjeani and with Cash unit be promptly tilled. U. 11. DUUKKE. Solo Proprietor and Manufacturer, Wholesale Dealer in sal Soda. Cream of Tartar, Sup t ail. Soda. 1’ w.king Extracts, AN ax .Matches, de. 1.41* AVnlrr-stm-t, \nv York. T 8m CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE Curl a l its, Curtain (•omls, Ac. “~” No. 150 Congress and 57 St. Juiien-streets. NYVVYx THE tfI'HSCKIBHK w-.uld respectfully in- the public that he lias n-ov opened the 2 lost complete assoriment of nil the various .styles of G > >DS usually kepi in similar establish ments. The stock of the different departments will consist, iu part, of tho following Goods, viz; Carpet Department. Royal Velvet ‘Tapestry Brussels, Mocct Brussels. Brussels, Vel\et. Tapestry and Brussels for suiirs, 8 ply. Superfine. Fine, and Eomuiou Ingrain. Plain and Twilled Venetian for stairs, halls, et<\ Druggets G 4, 12-4 and D'c4 iu width, of every variety of patterns, Hearth Bugs. Park-r and Stoop Mats. Tuhlesnnd Piano Covers. Silver and Brass Oval uud Octagon tftair Rods, Stair Lineu, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, front 1 to 8 yards, for halls, dining rooms, steamboats, saloons, etc-.; Rosewood. Mahnga-, ny and small figured Fnrnituro Oil Cloths. 44. 5 4 ami. o-4 wide; Figured In-lia Rubber Cloth for stairs. Curtains. SUk and Worsted Damask DeLaine., Worsted and Linen Damask DeLaine, Figured and Plain Damasks, variety of colors. White uud Bull fin- tfhadcs. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, aud White and Gold, entirely new style. Cord, Loops, Tus:- sels, with all the various Trimmings for Curtains and Shades. Gilt Corui ces. Bauds, Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety and patterns, of the latest importation—all of which will be sold,at wholesale or retail,on the most liberal terms. WM. 11. GL’IGN, Agent. cel 20 150 Congress uud 87 tft. Julien-sts. r. W. Me AUTHOR v CO., (sinv of tiik iii<; eom:E pot) witot.F.sAi.R and uktaii. TIN WARE MANUFACTORY ASIJ STOvi: WAiu: noon. ■m WE have now, and keep con- 1 fcl stantly on hand, a full and ox-pi- t V i.-i.-n-- ST-HK.whi-di we offer on Up Iv** very reasonable terms. is* ‘•"TpL j M\ i.Bo I i’ll nips. Xj end Sheet Lead, Copper and Zine. ! These Dumps are of simple eon si ruction, and every ! part perfectly fitted—they are so made that they may Ihj taken apart and access gained toall the valves with out taking up the pipes, or even detaching the plat form, to which the Pump is fastened. We are also *- lling thecel.d-r.-i 1.-.I Hue U Pattern Cooking Stove, for wood, which is being very extensively used i:i the city and country. The suc cess of this Stove, since its introduction by us. lias been gratifying—nothing hns ever been offered to the public for eub-nary purposes that has given such gen eral satisfaction. We shall take great, pleasims in showing this Stove, whether v.u pur.-huse of us or not, and we think we ran satisfy y-u that, this Stove is superior to any ever offered for sale in this market, mar 14 ‘ STORK. NO. I 3 BARNARD ST CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS , .’*■? aCX’C DDEBLF. Betined ( 'riishc-l Su ; ! QtjexC: gar.t ‘rvslalized. t iranulatcdd"..; Av •!; • x < i-i.,; A Also.sparkling, bright C-.lToolr^*’ • ’ Sugar. 12 lbs. f<-r -1. Lower Gra.tes Brown Sugar. 14 lbs. for st. Dark (suitable for .servants) Sugar. 17 lbs. for sl. FRESH TEAS—Selected from the latest iniporta : tions. consisting “f: -Extra fix on, Extra Fine Gun { powder, and OoMong. Fresh Mustard. Sardines. Dickies, I’roserves. Sweet OH, Almonds, fun.-v boxes Drum-*, Brandy, iioudoti Mustard. IV.-u-hes, Turkey Fig*, extra large and line, and 20 boxen Raisins (nil cluster-’ whole, halt and quarter boxes -Mace. Nutmeg* - . Spice*. A- . Just received per steamer 2 bids. Pig limns: 50 Smoked Tongues, largo size; 60 lbs. Bologna Sausages; 2 bbls. Snmked Beef. For sale at DICKSON S, jan 20 Cor. Whitaker st. and Broughton lane. SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME, lints for Small and Largr Hoys. ran THE Ladies of Savannah have long wanted to get something very pretty for their Children in way of MATS. Thoy can now find such ar ticles a t the Clothing Store. \. *>'. ami 150 Gibbon's range, where I am now receiving Panamas. Leghorns, j China and Dim-ire Pearl. Campe lin.Rutland and Can tun Straw, an-l Palm leaf - all neatly trimmed, U> At | Boys from one to fifteen years oh* Call and see. mar 30 <4KG.3. NK'ID >LP. DOOTS AND SHOES. Hr ‘-‘0 (-ASKSIiu. M-v.-.l I-lill kill Hf,l ■; A. , ml 2 ,io. ■ In. ,J... Au.: Moilli‘l l ‘ - M and Congress B-its; Ladies’ mid Gent’* Gaiter * Boots; Ladi.'s’ ‘lies and Slipper.-: Boys’ and i Youth’s Shoes; 5,000 pairs Dlantation Brogans. For j sale by STALEY & HENDRY. ho Golden i3a . I 1 GREEN HOUSE PLANTS. hundred pots Green I louse Plants, in full bloom, comprising an el.-.-ant assortment of various and rare kinds, will be opened n-I r.f - ferod for sale this morning* bv j may 19 W W LINCOLN, !l t MARRIAGE, HAPPINESS AND COM PETE.ACE. r//r is jTt r | , I!AT wo l-eholdmany t •males, scarct fa tub nun I .Ran . t life broken in health and spirits with u ...mplicHliOn t-T itwooj.es amt ailments, depriving tb.-tn ofth, power fi.r the - m .ytne.it of life at .... age when physical health, tmovancy of spirits, and happy *er.ni ity of mind, arising t.vm a condition of J ealth,should k-predominant. Many of tin- , .tusr< of her suffering.* at first—perhaps . year.* before, perhaps -luring girlhood, <>r the first vein s .-t marriage were in their origin so light us to* piu*s unnoticed, and ol course neglected. t.x Am:a yhaks. \\ hen too lute to tie henetittud by our knowledge, we look buck and mourn,uud regret the full consuqtiunces .'four ignornnee. AVh.it w.mid we not often give to possess, in early lit-- the knowledge we obtain in after year.*! And wl.at-lays and nights of anguish we might not have • b.-cn spared, it th knowledge vyustimclv possessed. It is U! l. AS'rjnt.Y t .Xlt ST.\h'TJ.l.Xi; To li'-li'-ld the sickness and suffering endured by nianv a wit*- for many years, from eanses simple ami e.m r. i lble. easily remedied—or better still -not incui r. 1. ii every H7/-7-; t.v/j mu mu: Possessed the information e.-maim-dio a li.il-- voluim (williin the reach of us all) which would • pan- to lo . self YEA IIS OF MIS KM )', And loher hit band the • ■Mdaiit l--il an-l iuxi.-t\ i in.ud. iioce-*aHly devolving upon him in m dekoc- * . lb-- w ifi-, wit ho.it giving him the <>p| orlunit \ ...’ a. q.tiring Ilia, eoinpe.enee vvhieli bi* <• • rtion are eiiti tlixl. and thetnjs-ession of w liich woiild>•-. uretln- Lai pme*s o! hiin*elf. w it.-and children. N/>7 A/. UU: ML I.VN nl //.I/7 7.A AXV By heeoiiiiu-g in time possessed of the knowledge, tin want ofw hicli has caused tie-sitkio *s uud poverty ot thousands. In view -d such eonseqiu-nee.*. no wifi- or mother i* , excisable if-he lieglc t* to avail Iscisolfof t lint kn-.w- Icdge. in .--peel to 1,.-r.*e|f. which would spare In r mu-h -ulTering. l-e the means ol happiness and pi .- peritv her husband, and confer up..., her children tl'-d I'ie aii.g above all price- In dthy w .-,, lieullliy mind*. That know led.-• i- •-.itaii.ud in a I.: Hr work entitled i iii'.m \i;i;ii:u \\ o.ai \ \ s I'rivnte Alcdit'iil i uinjinitioti. BV DR A. M.MAF!;it’I.Ai . 0m HunUrUth Edit, .a.) is /,. 2 0 IVi’cr 60 CfttU ) iN hm: iMn.ii.. xti v i-ixi-ix *1 no First p.ihlid.ed in and i. i* not A/ A'/7.7.x A-. ~u ll • MU MFt < oiisJ.l.ii ng (hat . v i r.v I iii.iih . vv Im - •Bcr iiiai’i'icd m*uot, i uu here u( viiir a lull know 1• <1 ot lhe mit me, lm - aeler and eau*es of In r nuaplaiiit; with tue v ai'ion.-, sy m (it unis, at nl llinl nea ly HALF . 1 MII.UO.X COPIES should have been sold. Bis impracticable to convey fully the various sub s Ireale-t of. as they are of a nature strict ly inten ded for the married, or those eonlu.uplatitig luarriiiges i I'i.t no female desirous of enjoying health, and limt j beauty, consequent upon ln-.vßli. which is so eoiidue tive to hei'own happiii-.-s. and tliat of her iiushaud. bn. eitlier has or will obtain it. as lias or will every ‘ Im.*l-aml who has tluwlov-’ and affection of his wife al heart, or tlotto! his own pecuniary improvement . / /■IF.IA7AV OFO.Xr: ULMUIFI) 11 UU SA.XU corns Have bean SIXT lit M 111. within the last few months. CAUTION TO Till: PUBLIC. /’/. Xn j liLFb At Uh l) • Buy no hook unless -Dr. A. M. .Mauri, can. ILib erty Street X. V.’’is on the title page, ami tin- entrv in the Clerk’s Offlea on the back of the title page: anil I bnv only of respectable mid lio.mrnble dealers, or I sun-l by mail, and nddre-s to I'r V M Maurjei-au. j spurious imdsurri-plitiuiis Infill,wm. nl.. nl -•"I'J-Wl". ,/:/:>■ wirK ,i.\n irrsiiA.vii rnynnr No t-Xi iii*- Tor I-nor a me, vv !• Ignor iiii< !• Ik HI ia*ry lo i l.osi- w r hold uiiii aml ilia r. anil vv hi- it | dispr lour Ig noniiii'i- is within our rrnrli. To enable every one todecidc upon . lie uuli.-y, ai 1 Lie iicvrmtyof possesing a copy, mid that no wit,-, or 1 mother need roin.iin uniformed upou the ninny uni us, which sooner or later, art? destined to make ‘fearful i rava-'e* upon her health, unless guarded against, and | that no considerate and affe.-ti.mate husband lm\- cause to npbruid himself with neglect of the welfare of I his wife—a pamphlet of thirty-six pages, containing full TitJr-pa'je and Index of (indents, together with ex tracts from the book, will be sent free of chan/, |,. any part of the United Statue, by addressing, post paid us I herein. When Knovvh dge is lla]>jiiiirssC( is culpable (o he ilgnoraut. IhfOn receipt of One Dollar (for the tine Edition, i extra binding), ••Tin: .M.vnniKh Woman’s Buivatk >II Id VI. UoMl*AMON’’is sent (mailed free) tonnv part of the j United States. All letters must be post-paid, and a.I dressed to l)r. A. M. MAUKIOKAF. Box 1224. New- j A’ork City. Publishing Oflieu, No. 129 Liberty Street, ! Nuw-York. For sale by Leo A Whitman. Ringgold: R. F. Rennet. Cussville; Royal A Sears, McDonough; J. A. KeviioMs. | Dahlonega: t’. A’oungblood.Ogl.-thorpe, Ga. In .New York City,by Stringer A Townsend. Adri 1 ante, Shuruian & Cos. Dewitt A Davenport, and Barnes | * c <>- apr 12 NEW BOOKS. / t lIKAT Truths by Croat Authors: a dictionary ol * I aiils to reflection, quotations of maxims, meta phors, counsels, cautions, aphorisms, proverbs. Ac. Ac.. I from writers of all ages and both hemispheres, j Thu Kvening Itook; or. Fireside ‘talk on Morals . and .Manners, with sketches ol Western Life: Lv Mrs. Kirkland, author of • A New Home,” Ac. Ac. The IJildo in the Counting House: a course of Lec tures to Merchants: bv 11. A. Uonrchmin, !*. I>. Rowland Trover; or the pilot of Human Life: be injr an autobiography of the author—.'bowing how to make or lose n fortune, and how to make another. The Race for Riches, and some of the Fits into w hich the runners f,ll—six Lectures, applying the word oi Hod to the traffic of men : by Wm. Arimt. minister ol Free St. Peters', (llasgow : Americ an edition, with pref acel and notes, hv Stephen Colwell. The Doubting Couuuunieant Kneonraged: by Septi mus Tustin. l>. !>.. late Chaplain of the l nited States Senate*. Second edition. Marco Paul's Voyage*. Travels and Adventures in Huston; by .lacob Abbot. Mariede TJeruiere; u Tale of the Croscc*nt Citv. Ac.. Ac*.; by W. C.ilmore Simms, author of the* Vc iiiussee. Ac. Ac. Americcn : mii)c in its Seasons; by If*nrv Willium ; Herbert,.author of the •* Shooting Pox,” “Reor Stalk- ! c.TS,” Ac*. A <*. A dictionary of domestic Medicine and Housed old j Surgery; by Spencer Thompson. M. !>.. rc*\ i-*-.I with addition, by Henry ll.Sinih. M. |).. Surgeon t.. I.t \ Joseph's Hospital. Philadelphia. Memoirs. Journal and Correspondence. ofThnnwo ! Moon*, edited by the Right lion. I.ord John Russell ‘ M. IV Part IV. Cyrilla: a Tale by the nntlmrof ••The Initials.” j Harry Ashton: or the* Will and the* Wax :by the* j author of •• Minnietlrey.” “Hus Howard.” A . J The* White Wolf: or the* Secret Urotherwond—n j Romance: by Paul Feval author of the* •• Mysteries of London,” &o. Mi any Raxvson: or the* Out. Raw's League a Ro mance of i oil ham : by Charles Reel Swans. The* Dancinic Fcatlier, or Pirate Schooner: bv J. H. Inirrabam. K<q. | The School-fellow's First foiarter- a gift Rook for | ; Children: edited by W. Richards and Cousin Alice. ! Putnam's Magazine for June*. J Illinium's Illustrated News. No. 21. I’ dved by June i .7. I Cl RBI 1< i . CONFECTIONARIES. ‘Till’ ‘Uh-criber be**:- Inc to inform bis friends and ! l the citizens generally •>i Savannah and its vicini fy, that lie: lias purchased tin* interest of Mr. New ; comh.in tin* Confei H.m iry hitherto owned by Newcoml A Rice:: and (hat In* w ill conHiiue'lo manufacture, ami keep always on hand Fresii and Pure Confer Mmn ries, Mnnufaclured from the best materials. and coinpris ing every variety of Candies. Sugar Plums, Ac-. A* . A* French Confectionaries, Lemon Syrup, Syrups for Soda Fountains, Together with every other article in Ids line, alwiiy*- instore and for saleut wholesaleßinl rctnil.on tin* most reasonable*terms. T. c. HICK, j aft ts S. K. Corner Rrougblon atm Wliitnkcr-st-- j 4 RDOIHIWb SIP PORT 10 IIS. Van ,\ ll"ru * improved cln-dic I’tero Abdominal Slip j porters for Prolapsus Pleri: and Ibc* clastic* AlHlominal ! Supporter, or Body Brace, for holli sexc* —for weak- J ness, debility, pains in tin* l ack, corpulency, fe. JOHN It. MOORK A CO., I sept 10 Hildions’ Ibiildiec* I I)OTATOKS. J. bids in fine rder. for-ale by oc i 16 w BHBTKK ft PALMES i NO. tMM'ORTORI(t)M(i\K. • libels.: for tide by s'pi I H. J. GILBERT. y* It; \ RS. -10,000 No. 1. I,a Noriega and others: fro 1 ’ ‘ilc by II VLAN It A O’N Kl I.R. m |d 13 I nder Mars ball ITousi PHIBROIDFIRIEK, Oollut Chinu {j In l. r-lc***\*-s. Infant s Rohes, Infant s Waists, Rrcukfast Cambric Caps, Cambric and Muslin Ranch, nil in great variety, at KKMPTON & VRRSTTI.LE’S, ” - St. Julien and 10ft Bryan streets, orl 1 ‘ Waring’s Range. <IOKX. -Baltimore) Corn, in store and for sale in j lots to suit purchasers. I sept in OQDSN ft BCNK.ER | NO. !l H>. tki \\ i:i; kLV *:j. FALLOT IMS GEORGE S. NICHOLS. Ji HI \l ► N-M MU’, ( LOTHING. i | IT 11 N ISIIING GOODS, Ac. f |MD • I li.*i 1.11. l |: ba.-, i..-w ui bt-*i >-. and ofiurs lw? I al- lli. I lb w n * • .cut *ln - ‘ in-. Mack and bi. wn Cloth, Beaver . * loth, Peter >hnm. I in Cloth, and CiililbU-t t Velceats j GHit .* tine Mm k t fi.tb J, ak> M ,a Mimtle* Gent s tine blue, black, and Claret frock and Dm* j Coat*. | Gent * < a-let ( m-- mi i. twi i .ic,,.. move. Mack Cas | siu.ere, Mue Casfinit i. Fi- ckt- -*. and business Sack 1 Coat.* a great variety. | Gent * black Doe ( ...simcie. and more Gan tldrtv different patterns Os full-V (’a* un. It- Pnnts et latest stvie. | Gent’* Vests-:.l out l.Tl'O Vests, tin bra. ing all.! the m-w style*:. - me perfectly beautiful. A vi■ rv lac-e I•! f Salinett Round J kel *• and Pants. I lu.-liin;.. . tverconts. Frock and So. ks. ter mt In-ii.i llubl ,-r an-l Pilot Cl-dli Over- oat* Youths’ and Boys’ Department: bn* net <r t een •*;nailed in tbis | lin e and- -mitains tli* nr--a lVi.dll, Beaiert 1.-th, IVter Sham Ovt-r.eat I 1- • . bl- k. brown, and claret Ck-tb Pros* Frocks. I:! ; •la. k. aid br-.w n. aml Cadet Cl.dl, Dress Jack ot*. t an-l steel mixed Satinet Round Jackets. M.xml ixer.-ev and Round dackets 1.-r Negroes; rgc f b-.'ck Sal in. 1.- lived Silk-. Mpncci l.lack ( lotti.uiid a great u.riely -d’_ Menu- V. -t*. All ot the at-.,ve fi r Children's Department : • eon foil is very pretty frin-j-l and | lain Mack Cloli dm kel V.i.Vk mol bn-wu Vain!-,* 11. U and ‘f r „ ■/as Dvercmt.*; eml.ioidvml Caps Ml fi r children from I to in v.-at * Child.en. I■-y .* am! y-.uth's while nn-l .. loie.l .‘hills Fancy Articles . - tnbrming j.I i.o.*t even article for n gentlemen - wnr-l j robe that can be eallcd I- r .. get her with tb- ri. I . * assorUiictil of cov. . f-d and plain i \p* for gentlemen ’ \oaths, bovs. nttd < Lil.li, i NVB.-M- sl Men nr .1 B< ya’ ’ Clothing, l.av. i.. ii inndc up for my trade, anil uial.-r nn in*|..ii n. at ih. Noi tlnaiel 1 .an ..t, talent ly rec.-n.in.-nd lion, as an-l a- du-np a* I- I'll be foil I-I elsew here. Tie . ill/, n* nil.l public K en .-rally are invited tocnllandsee at the ( l-dhing Store. Gilds-n's Range. oct 7 RIIEAT \ TTIS \< To\ !! lOTICE EXTRyRDINAHY. i T'llE SI RSIMJIBF.RS leg leave F- -lab that they I have .let.-riuined t-> slay in Savannah, aiidjuivu ’ This Day commenced lo open nn entire m-vV FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, WF.ii h. for stel.s ami ; •-<. *. enntiol l e snr| Hfscl; aud vv-mld invite tlu* Httci lr ii of (lie public, vi/: I Mou*eliiie de Laim-s. tn-iu liMi.i :', ; ■ uts per yard’ Plain iVrsian do., •• 10 to t 2j<, cents per vard. l igiir.d de.. fr- hi is I- ;’o rents p.-r yard. I ivn. Ii Merino.*: I ‘lglFlido : j lain and figured Cush | I reuiii Gain Plaids (new gtyleO ! ‘ liiuii/.ettes Collars. limit ilia Neils. Swiss and Cum I I’ric Inserting and edgings: la-sides Prints, brown mid blenched shirting* and sheetings. Flannels. Denims, Ac. F.-r sale at J. 11. C ‘ll INA CD ’S, sept 14 140 Bruughton*ftrees. Ti DIBBLE & CAREY. tJ-MOTS II! TAILORS, , COUKFK VROUGUTOX A-v/i WHIT AK j: It-STS: Snynnnah, (in. ’ I'll E SI BSC .t 1 BEES would call tin* attention of tlio I citizens of Savannah, to their SPRING STYLES or ai.i. colors ok CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Which they are prepared to iiianufaeturu to order, in I the neatest and most fashionable styles. A! tlicir ,*!..<*k of Heady Made Clothing, allot which have been got lip inn superior style to any ever before offered ti-r sale in this market. Their stork of FURNISHING GOODS is complete, and well assorted. These Goods will be sold on tho most reasonable and accommodating terms, mar 26 ts SHOES ! SHOES j! SHOES !! ! For the Full mill W inter Trade; ‘' V CST\ THE SUBSCRIBER would Jft I M \ respectfully call the attention B T*td .iirfrlT r-f t lu- planters -if Georgia. Smith W TB ‘"'••MBi Car.,linn and Florida, and tin public generally. t-> bis large Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. His stock has been selected by him.*, If vv it h special earn ii m I particular reference tot lie retail And planters’ trade, that being the ni--.*t important fi-at ore of'his business'. He confidently offers to !iis customers arid the public work of a superior qnnlity and on reasonable terms. His st- k comprises nil the varieties usually kept in u Shoe Store, consisting of hudics'Shoes. Boots, uud Gai tersofevery variety: Gentleinens Boots, shoes and Congrc.'S Gaiters; also, Misses’, Boys’. Youths’, ami ChiMrcn’s Shoes of every kind. Iri connection with the above he lias n in rue stock of XKURO BROGAN’S, which can safely be rur-nimended as a ,*nj erlo*-article No effort will F.e spared to give entire satisfaction. A call is sol’a-t.vd from you before purchasing Njptaa ‘ WM.IIKIDT, Giblmns’Range. TRAVELLER’S TRUNK DEPOT, Cailihon'ti Range. tT) TTT> il ,:o - N te’IIOLS. has recently ro ren.da large supply of Traveller s CSiftA ll ‘V A Trunks, \ all ices, and Carpet Bag.*, L ninong wliieli are tin- follow ing: I Superior English Sole Leather, iron frames, now pat * Do. black Harness’ Leather, iron frames. | Bhiek and firom-. and Leather Ladies Trunks, new style ! 2S. 8,0 and 82 inch brass bund, extra finish. 2S. .".0 and 8.2 iin-h black and bronze Folibs. ! 50 eoninmn blin k pnekingTrunks, \ nrious sizes. ! Sole leather uud e. mmon leather \ allices, j Emlii * Hat Boxes, new patterns, black ami bronze. 1(!0 Wilton. Brussel*. Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet Bag*.all si/e* and qualities together with Satchels. | Tho-r in want an- invited to give him n call at the ( lothing More, tiibboiis Range, where great bargains j will be given. Call aud see. nun 4 I 111. SI list ItIBER, ha* V ‘ j n --t received u good assortment of , ‘ A, <J-Uln’ will flispo-r. I, very reasonable I terms. All in want lire respectfully invited to call and look at them. WILLIAM IIEIDT, ja 14 Ulbbi Ran re TIN WARE! TIN WARE ! ! 11l WE.-n bund and am constantly iimiiufact urine TIN W AR E. ot’evi-n variety and quality, whole j sale and retail, to which I would invite tho insp.-c ----• tiou oi l lie public- I -.-ling ns-ured that 1 can give sat j isfiietion ted h"ns regard qunlity mid price. Also, Ilia * K.-tlle*. Bra.*.*. lion. Enameled and Tin j ned Sauce Dans, Frying Pans : Smoothing Irons. Fire ; Dogs,} Iron Dot.*. Ovens and Spiders. Tea Kettle*; j Gridirons: Waffle Irons: Tnl-le Cullen; Brass Can.l e j sticks; Snuffers: Ten and Dinner Bells. AlsoGla.*sand : Briltania Fluid Lamps, and many articles too uuuier i oUS to men lion. Cull and see. | nmr. ii 5 J. J. MAURICE. \l r A l-Kl\( CA .\ I-: BODS. 1 1 A \-i ‘loeuieiit E--t l i t'Hbenueji: also, tin-’ and coin in- ii -. I ami - joint Rods, with and without. Reels; Silk Line* plaited and sorU*d colors und sizes. Flx and Cott'-n Drum, and every size do.; Monk, ~t’ every variety. Kirin front. L uu-rick do: I rum. Ba.*-,- siieeph.-a.l an-l Shark Ib'oks.all si/wit A Chain aid Swivels. Fly 11--ks. s.-ri.-d colors. Snell Hooks, Ban l‘ish. alike.- I>.-die 11->-.k*. sorted sizes, just rt-ceiv• l and lor sale singly an I by li> .b.zeii on best tern n .i*'K l/OVKLL, No • Barnard*! V* IMVMv v Kweived by S. S SIBLEY Ib.-Mii l ( abin. or the Character and Tendeucy of British ln.-4ituti.-ns: I \ Warren IsliaiU. The I- -I'ge- 1 N\ ill. nvi'ruiH* mu I Retribution: by Em erson Bennitte. I-'Rih s Le “m-y.or the Long Woods of tho Grange; by tlo-author of Adelaide Lindsay. ‘I lie W bite < rui-er, or the l utes of the Unheard of; By Ned Runtime. Putnam .- Monthly for October. The London Journal forOrtobef. The Industry of all Nations. Jam- Set'll.<r the King's Advocate, a Scottish Jl l * torieol Romance; by Jas. Grant, author of the Romance of M ar, Arc. The Rudimentfl of the Art of Building; edit>d by .7no. Bullock. Violet: The Danseiipe, nr the Courtship and Wed lock: by the author of the Giltro. The Rebel Scout: a Romance of American Revolu ion; hy Aria Ashland. F >r sale .-.* V >. 185 oct 5 An L KODi. A\I>BACrCING.-Forttlft by [pftpt H J. GILBERT