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Hflfc Cucfttftg liitrtmL VOL. 111. 13AILV PAPlili $4. Saaauiui) €cniiijj Journal. [>WLY P.U'I.U, ~ r I1 .I . : ■ Payable invariably in advance. HY .f. H. £UHUKI)(;e7 THOMAS AV. UXE, Editor. Aij VB it i’ isiA t; R A i*:S. : Aivertisotnoatd inserted at tlm following rates,— FOR ONE SQUARE OP TK.V I.IN'R.S. Ono insertion, $0 00 I Ouc month, $0 00 Two “ 1 0Q Two “ 10 00 Three “ 125 | Three “ 12 50 Four “ 1 501 Four “ 15 00 Five “ 1 “5 I Six “ 20 00 One week. 2 00 | One your, GO 00 f* g“- rivUructs for yearly advertising may be rtuule o i liberal terms. Le<al i IvertHe.nontsinsorte l at the usual ratesand triet eare taken that they lie published according to iff. All ilv ?**tD * neats fro n transient persons, or stran gcr-i, to In? paid for in advance.’ f armlox-H of vurlv advertisers will he confined ri ;i lly to their regular business, and all other adver tise neats, n>t pertaining to their regular business, as u're** l for. to be paid extra. All i Ivorlise’n.mts sent to this office without lir*vitis as to the number of insertions, will be pub lisV. 1 1 tilv. until ordered to be discontinued, and •barrel accordingly. TIIfcSDAT. AOV. 1, IttßS. fldS” The Charleston Mercury, in copying , from the New Orleans Delta, an interesting ac- | count of the little Republic of Dominica, takes i occasion to remark : “The position of the small but resolute Re public of Dominica, dividing, as it does, the Is. ! land of San Domingo with the savage “empire” of H.iyti, is full of interest to the United States. It might be the genn us a flourishing Com monwealth, if our statesmen would see the ob- | vious interest we have in cherishing, protecting, i and strengthening its infant growth. It is the j natural starting point for resisting the attempts 1 of Europe to Africanize, barbarize, aud deso late the whole West ludies. Mr. Calhoun saw this, and was prepared to net on it. Why should j not the present Administration reap the bar- i vest, of which he sowed the sec and. It is a pesti- j lent idea that our great policy is American an- , negation, iustead of American alliances. It is a thousand times better to gather our weak neigh- | hors under our wings, than to force them to our j craw.” Bennett and Kctcluun. A few days sineo Mr. lliram Ketchum of Now York, made a speech. The Herald, instead of : reporting it, us is its custom with other speeches, 1 ut some length, dismissed it in a few contemp- ! toons rent a ks, which Mr. K. considered tnisre- j presented him. Ho asked of the llcrald to j publish the speech, accompanying tho request with a written copy of his address. The Ilemld j refused to publish, and abused Mr. Ketchum heartily for making the request. The Day Dank in conjecturing what was the cause of such ’ treatment, suggests that tho solution is to he 1 I ound in a speech of Mr. Ketchutn's inado in the Court of Oyer t Terminer of Now York, in j the year 1842; and gives the following extract | therefrom:— ••This i.* the character of the libel, gentle- j men: and who i> tit libek-r? James Gordon ! Bennett, the editor of the New York Herald, i This paper, gentlemen, has been established j among us fur a number Os years; and if withjn I this number of yuuis, the t.-i.*teofa large portion j of tho reading community has been viri tied and J depraved ; it an appetite, a morbid appetite, has j been created and nurtured, whi-H nothing .out 1 accounts of flic marvelous, tho horrible, the pro- 1 sane, the obscene, could gratify ; if a restless j and unauthorized curiosity to pry into the se j crets of the domestic and business circles af neighbors, and to drag forth their weaknesses, j their imperfections, their follies, their mis i fortunes, has been fostered; if private scan dal has acquired fresh malignity and audacity ; if our young men have become precocious in vice, and have been led to treat with cor t inp tuous familiarity those things which their fath ers held in high and sacred regard and rover coco ; if our young women have ceased to blush nt indelicate allusions which would cover tho faces of their mothers all over- wit h crimson ; the daily perusal of the New York Herald has ! largely contributed te effect these most doplo- j ruble results. “ Why gentlemen, tho readers of that paper must thoroughly have proved the truth of the liues— *• Vice is a monster of such horrid mien, As to be hated, needs but to be seen : Hut, seen too oft, familiar with her face, first endure, then pity, then embrace.” Vice—Virtue? Why, gentlemen, if your son i.- n constant reader of the Herald, he will tell you that the distinction between them is a nioro joke. He will reason with you stoutly upon that subject—if he has read nothing else. Vice—Virtue? Why, here is the Bible Society, and the Horse Races, and the Board of Alder men; here they go—black legs aud black coats —all together, hurrah! Why, gentlemen, this is the character of that paper. I venture to say, and I say it fearlessly in this community—fear lessly even of that press—that there never, ex isted among us a newspaper which, to half tho same extent, has undermined the foundations of public and private virtue. What does it live by, gentlemen? I speak only of notorious facts. It lives by levying ‘ black mail,’ and grows fat on it. The merchant who desires to got iff his name from tho insolvent list, must pay lor it. Tho merchant who would have his name on tile solvent list to-uiorrow, must pay for it.” Decimal AVelghta and Measures. If our Congress, at its approaching session, can find time to do anything for the people, wc would invite their attention to a reform in tho present system of weights and measures. Our currency is celebrated throughout the civilized world for its simplicity, and a system of deci mal weights and measures, would, when once introduced, prove equally beneficial. Our pre sent system is not only objectionable from its compound ratios, but it is otherwise needlessly complex. What, for instance, is gained by us ing one kind of weight for grocers, another for jewellers, and a third for apothecaries ? Tho French have partially introduced a reform of this kind, and we hope that before long we may bo enabled to use a complete decimal system of currency, weights, measures and indeed, every thing used in computations. If any of our Con gressmen will take this measure in hand, and get it placed upon our Statute Book, we will set him down as a public benefactor, and send him a copy of the “Scientific American” for one year, gratis.— Scientific. American. Europe is just now threatened with the cholera and a scarcity of bread, and if war bo superndded by man to these scourges of God the record of the coining year will form one of tho most horrible chapters in modern history. s£§?* A Baptist Theological Seminary has just been opened at Fairmount, near Cincinnati, anew gothic edifice having been erected for it t a cost of $25,000. Tlic First Bridge Across tlie Missis sippi. Tlte public, says tho Chicago Courunt, will | rejoice to learn that the contract which wo j mentioned some lime ago. has been concluded, j for spanning the mighty Father us Waters, and that before another year lias passed away, Uli- i mbs and lowa will be united together by a ; massive and monstrous bridge. But our citi- j zens will especially take pleu.-ure in the fact, | that Chicago will have the honor of executing this immense undertaking. Messrs. Slope A ; Broonicr, the largest bridge builders in the United States, and we believe wo may ad.}, in the whole world, whose works are located” in our city, and wh are arnotigest the most ener getic and. enterprising men in the West, have just concluded a contract with the Rock Island Railway Company, to construct the snperstruc turo of the bridge, whii li is to cross the Missis sippi from Rock Island to Davenport. The bridge will consist of five spans, 250 feet each in the clear, and a revolving draw 233 feet long, resting'upon heavy stone piers and abut- ! ment. Tho centre pier on which the draw will revolve, is to be 25 feet in diameter,’ composed j of solid masonry. Tho whole length of the bridge with the bearings nt each end, will be about 1(500 feet. It will be built on the princi ! pie of Howe’s patent Truss, and will be covered in. The bridge will use up 100 tons of wrought j : iron, 90 tous of cast iron, aud about 1,500,000 feet of timber. The superstructure will cost $99,000. and the stone work a little over SIOO.- I 000. The whole of the wrought iron work and ; all the castings are to be executed in jChicago, ! and the bridge is tube ready for use, the early 1 ! part of next summer.— St. Louie llcrald. Tlie Uilpleasaut Truth* St'KNE. A private parlor—Mr. Thompson, 1 a rich merchant, spending the evening with his brother and wife—Entrance of Julia, their duughter, a girl of six years. Mr. Thouip j son—My dear, don’t you love uic ? Julia—No, l don t love you at all. l*a—(who has an eye to j his brother’s last will and testumeut) Oh, ye*, ! Julia, you love your uncle, don’t you? Julia i —No I don’t love him. Uncle—Why don’t ; you love me? Julia—Pa don’t want mo to toll Unsuspicious l‘a—Oh, yes my. dear, toll uncle. ; Julia (after thinking a moment) —Well, it’s be- ! cause you don't die, and leave me all your money . Pa said you would; but you don’t. Brand Ta bleau—The wife screams—=-husbund swears— and uncle m ikes a hasty exit. DißiiLu CLOTH IE IIS and; MERCHANT TAILORS, WARE-ROOM, *V. E, Corner of'Whitaker and Eroayh (ousts,, .Savannah. r |UIK Subscribers, in announcing to their nuuierou> X customers and the public, the arrival and opening of their Fall and Winter Stock, felicitate themselves on the advantages which their re cent purchases wimble them to offer all who de-ire to select their Clothing from an exten-ive u> ortuiunt <,l the choicest goods, made in the most FASHION ABBE STYLE. These goods have heen purchase*! under the person- ; al iiiHpkC'ion of one <*fthe proprietors; aud availing theinst-hesot'lavorublccircuuistanccs. tnoy are enabled not only to warrant, them iu quality, but to offer them ’ ut such LOW PRICES, as must distance all competition in their trade. The following enumeration is made for tin* benefit *d Gentlemen in the country, whose orders will mewl prompt attention, aud who. when iu the city, ure re- 1 spwctfuUy invited to an examination of our Goods. GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING. FROCK and DllhS.S C.iATS of every quality. ** in black, blue, brown, green ! and olive colors. IIF.SJ NESSfo >ATS, iu great vurioty, \S/.: Tweed, Cloth, ‘ and Cas imere. Frock an.l Business Coats. PANTALOONS—Him k Doeskin at a great variety ol prices. black and fanc y CoasimerOri, at a grout variety of prices 1 ** Drab D'Ete, •• White and Fancy Lbien Drills, “ “ Fancy Marseilles, .*• .• o ; VESTS—black silk nud satin Vests. Fancy silk White silk, fur party, “ M bite, buff and Fancy Marseilles Embroidered Cloth. Velvet and Silk in great variety FURNISHING GOODS Furnishing Goods of every description for Gentle, tueu’s wear—consisting of scurfs, era vats, Waterford ties, Prince Albert ties, ftpring stocks, merino shirts mid drawers, cotton do..suspenders, half hose. gloves— all kinds, best quality putcut yuko shirts:* fineassurt- Uleut Os Dressing Gowns, Umbrellas, Canos, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Port monies, etc. etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and most sash ionabic styles. Trunk l Carpet Bags, Vulicea. Hat Boxes, etc. Merchant Tailoring. I Iho favorable and long established reputation which ■ j their establishment has enjoyed, and still maintains, j ■ f,,r Gie style and finish of its garments made, to order, os ! well as for the superior quality of their Cloths, dura- I bilitv of color aud substantial workmanship, it shall It* | the constant effort of the proprietors still to continue. > They invite the special attention of both old and new | customers to .the following, From which they arc pre pare! to furnish garments, which they will warrant to j lie ne nfus ultra iu both tit and fashion. SIMONT’S *v MOLLY'S best Blue, Black. Brown. M ill berry, Groon, Adelaide, Bronze, Coro bo and Olive Cloths. . | Black Doeskin, Black Oassunero, and a large assort ! ment of Colored and Fancy Tweeds. ! LINEN GOODS.—White. BulVand fancy Linen Drills, i A ESTINUB.—W bite Silk and Satiu, for Party Vests, j Mack ’>'* fancy Silk and Satius. White, Buff and ! Grange foa. simcrcs. Uniform Suit si For Volunteer Companies li> the city and throughout the State, made and furnished at tlie shortest notice and in the best manner. DIBBLE & CAIIEY. oct 8 LKiI’ORS AND WiNKS.—I2 hull ||fM pipes Gtard, Dupuy & Co.'s French Bran-’ , ball pipes assorted brands,, low pric- ! jSg||aiiwßH ed French Brandy; 30 quarter casks Domes i frarSJwSfo?** tic do, 50 bids do do. 70 do lA Il Rye j Gin, 150 do E Phelps’do; fi pipes IlollnndGin. Iu bids J Virginia Apple Brandy, 8 do pure Georgia Peach do. ; 800 bids do N O Whiskey. 60 do white Baltimore d0,30 old Westminster Mouongahelu do. 20 do old Pennsyl- ; vania Mountain do do, 100 do N E Rum 25 quarter i casks Madeira Wine.l6 eighth do choice do d0,20 qunr- I tor do Port do, 2 half pipes do do, 20 quarter casks Brown jjkerry Winn, 40 baskets Champaignc do. For : sale by (nug2ol WEBSTER A PALMES. j NUT BJASTING, BUT FAC To. CAPS.—CAPS.—The finest and best ; made Caps to be found in the City, are to be found at tin* Clothing Store, (Hbbon’s Range—all made up for my trade uud sold cheap—call aud see. oct 22 GEO, S, NICHOLS. j PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR, * Barry’s Tricopherous, Lyon's Cnflmrion. Jayne’s I lair Tonic, Enii Lustralc, RowlaridftGen. Macn.-sur Oil French. English and American l’omatum 4 , etc. etc., J, E. DkFOKD, oct U , Apothecaries’ Hall. IMPORTED WINES, ’.iiquovs, Segars, and Fancy Articles. Tho Subscriber has on hand n line aud a well selected stock, comprising the follow* j 10 half pipes Otnrd, Dupy A Cos I 3do do Old Henn assy Biunoy j - (, ° Sanorao, Vintage 1840 2do do Jbftn Louis, do 1800 1 3do do .J .1 Dupy | 4do do Old Reserve Madeira J 2do do London Articular j 3do do old Port Win us fi do .do Old Sherry 20 casks of Claret 20 casks ’20,000 ltio Honda 10,000 La Gruis SAQ/uta 5.000 La Union 10,0u0 La Patria 2o.<KH) Triibunas Also, a large supply of Fane / Groceries, such ns im ported Cordials, English Pickles and Sauces, Preserves, j Prunes and Jdlly, for sale by A.BONAUP. dec 8 * Uoruor Bay and Whitakcr-tb. SAVANNAH, TILsDAV AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 1 fS.>J. SPRING ARRANGEMENT, n f. TIIK LIVERPOOL AND PIIILA I STEAMBIIIP company I intend .sailing their favorite Steam -1 CI TY OF PiULADELPIIIA. now being built. 1 CITY OF MANCHESTER. 2165 tons, Capt. R. Lcitcb, I CITY’ OF GLASGOW, 1010 tons, Capt. Wm. Wylie. FROM PHILADELPHIA. City of Glasgow Thursday, Mar 31, 1853 City us Manchester.... Saturday, April 23,1863 City of Glasgow Saturday, May 14, 1563 City of Manchester.... Saturday. June 11, 1853 City of Glasgow Saturday, July 2, 1553 FROM LIVERPOOL. City of Mftuchestcr...Wednesday, Mar 30,1853 City of Glasgow Wednesday, April 20,1853 City of Manchester... Wednesday, .May 18,1553 City of Glasgow Wednesday, Junes, 1853 City of Manchester... Wednesday, July 0, 1853 RATES OF PASSAGE.’ FROM IMULADSLIUfIA. I FROM LIVERPOOL. Saloon Berths 00 Dol. Saloon Berths...2o Guineas Midship *• H 6 *• fMidship •• ...15 Forward “ 55 ** (Forward ** ...13 Including Steward's Fees. THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. A limited number of-Third Claes Passengers will be | taken from Philadelphia aud Liverpool and found in I provisions. From Philadelphia...s2o | From Liverpool $35 Certificates of passage will,be issued here to parties i who are desirous of bringing out their lYiends at cor ; responding rates. Drafts on the Agents and the Bank of Ireland from t £1 aud upwards. K,) - FREIGHT ON GOODS 60s. PER TON. Bills of hiding for goods from Havre signed by the agents there, through to Philadelphia at $22*5 per . 1 ton. / ‘ | An experienced surgeon will be carried on catGi All good sent to the Agents in Philadelphia and Liv i erpool. will be forwurded with economy and dbiiutcli. For freight or passage applv to TIMM AS RICH ARDSON. 0 Walnutst., Philo..and 41 Exchange Place, X. V. PADELFORI). FA Y & 00., Bav st.. Savannah. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS & 00.. aprll , Liverpool. HERON'S UKTWEE.V Philadelphia and Savannah, Tue following vessels comprize this Line, and will sail about every two weeks, viz : I Sclir. JULIA ELIZA, Capt. lliorkk. ; do. J. H. lIOLMErf, do. Lodge. ! j do. DART. do. SOMfcIW. j do. C. A.GREINER. do. Pktersox: I i The Vessels t£ro first ylass schooners, and command. ; ed by captains experieticcd in the trade, aud who will | use tlioir best exertions to give satisfaction to the ship- j I pci’s, l'or freight Or passage (having good accoimnc- ‘ dations for passage) applv to WILIS A BHUMUtIK. No. 72 Bnv-strcct.-Savimnali. IIEBON k MARTIN, j marl! No. North Wharves. Plilladftlpbln. 1 PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS “ Tliese useful andjustlv celebrated buds are offered by the Original Manufacturers, and recomuioiuled to the favorable notice of tiie ! v Ladla-. >u- articles which in p<intof useful- I iies&. beauty and durability, cannot bo surpassed. But if l auty was the only ground upon which we could I I recommend them, w.: t**o would be ready to exclaim. ! w c have enough ofsuclt. But liowofien do wo see the • fair form of w..in:ui, and the natural beauty which | i Huavon has so kindly given her, materially ‘lessened by a drooping form, the natural cuseqiience of s.-w - ing in un unfavorable position ? Ladies, we trust that ! we are not saying two much when w- tell you. that of r the many thousands already introduced, and In nm ; stant Use, none say aught aguinst J,h**m. Address or- | ders to Imiiv _*t. J. A: MAYER • tain.n Ma. aroni.wldLMind yellow Vermicelli, Pearl. ‘ Bariev. Genesee self-raising Flour. BulUt. Sugar. Pic- I nic mid Soda Crackers. Pig Hums. Smoked Tongues. ’ Bologua Sausage.-* aud Smoked Be t. M G. DICKSON. , apr 7 corner Whitaker stolid Hrouj£lDon.b.i.e._ > NEYV DOOICS.--5 lie Mud Cabin: <*r tin-t hitr neter and ’LVnd.uicv of British lnstitiMion. as il- j , lustruu and iu tlieir effect upon Human Chara- ler and . ‘ Dcsti y. by Warien Islmm. 1 The Forged *.7i11: or Ciiuie and Retribution, by Eui- ■ I t-rson Bennett. * j ; The White Cruiser, or the Fate of tho Unheard of,bv ! Ned Buntline. 1 Edith’s Legncv: or the Long M ood *>f the Grange, by , the author of Adelaide Lind-ay. Jane Seton: nr. the. King’s A-lvoente by James I Grant, author of- Romance of War.” Ac. Ac. j The Rudiments of Building: for the usenfArclii ! torts. Builders, DraughtMiieu. MuchioiaU-, Engineer-. and Mechanics: by John Bullock, i The Rebel Scoui: a Romance of the American Revo l lution, by Aria Ashland. Violet, the Hansen tide: or Courtship and Wedlock, i bv the noth .r of‘The Giet,” “Waruiug to Wive.-.” Rarnuiu s News. N.4n. Putnam's Magazine, for (Vtolwr. Received by o-t 4 CUBBKOGF. A BID >Tli KR. agencies.’ i The uiuler-ianc-d is Agent for the sale ol Georgia Ban 31 ill Stone, dressed and furnished with all the nocseary Irons complete for running—is also prepared to furnish French Burr, Cologne uud Esopus Mill Stones of every dimension. Wilder’s Patent Five-Proof Safes, AT MAXUFACTL’HE'S l’ltlCF.S. Burns A Griswold's Sea Island Cotton and Cotton Saw | Gins. j Taylor's patented Georgia Straw Cutler, the most I competent of any iu use ut. present. } *** .Specimens of all the above to be seen nt the Ware h mse, 171 Bav-st., .Savannah | fib 3 Cl I AS. 11. C A Ml'l’l ELD. HATS! HATS!! HATS!! Tifci Just received, per Alabama, a large lot of fJH tiim'd and untrim'd Bonnets. Umbrellas,'and every varfety of Full and W inter llats.Cups.Ac. ; We w ill fell a better now style Silk lint, (and of our own uuiuulueiurc) at’s-'l,sb, than cun Be produced iu Savannah. M u al-” wUh it distinctly understood, that we make our own Hats, uud put no other makers name in the tips, especially those that have becu defunct tor years, sept 27 WEI.DEN A CO. nwr WILD CHEHin I’OKiil C.WDY! VGREEAI’LKto the taste, and warranted (if used j ucixmling to the diroctions. w hich are simple,) to : j cure uli cases nt COUGHS and COLDS, which are witli ; in the reach of any Medicine, besides ass -rding relief in I ! cases ofCßot’P. ASTHMA. CATARRHS, and RRON- i ! CIIITIS. and being one of the most useful remedies in j ; the early stages of CONSUMPTION, j Mr. RICE iu placing this article before tlie public, j I claims not to have discovered or ingeniously com- [ j pounded Medicines hitherto unknown, or known only i as separate remedies or in such combination* ns pro- j j prevented tiie full ft>reo of thuit* btiucucial uffiteti, Nor ; : does he aver that Ids COUGH CANDY has I lie approval of the ‘ entire Medical Faculty,” or ; lias been recommended by tjie “lnuft enlightened I’hy I sicians.” but he would merely state, that having )iim- I self suffered severely from Bronchial Affection attend- | ! ed with Coughing and NiahlSweats.be applied tooneof | the faculty whose prescription afforded sin b sperdy re- j j Refund resulted in such perfect cure that he was in- j 1 dueed to obtain a know ledge of the ingredients nndthe > ; uianner in whieli tin y inlglit be properly routpouiided : with sugar, to give them a convenient and palatable form [ since which lie has had tlie satisfaction of administer . mg It successfully in many ensess. The ingredients j of which tlßs Candy is composed mmong which Wild | ('berry L ttie pvuudpltd are perioei|y harmlesa, and | may be taken by persons of all ugea nt all times. , Unlike many of the Cough Candies now offered for sale, (purporting to he the product of profound nmdi- I cal research, but which are in reality tho concoctions i of genuine Candy Makers.) this article is not expected ! toeurs.“all the ills that flesh is heir to.” but is poem, i Burly iClaptod to the few diseases above mentioned, I : and instead of being composed of tho |*oorc.st quality - ! of Sugar, infused with the extract of Hottrhound, it is j made from Sugar in iis highest state of perfection. ; and contains well known and approved remedies. 1 Try it, audits intrinsic merit will c:dl forth a spontan eous approval from you which e’er long shall give it i a popoularity unparalleled in the history of nostrums. [ ! Price 25 cents per Package. Each genuine package 6( IIKUO'S (X)UGII CANDY j will bear on the envelope the signature of TC RICE, Cor. Broughton tr Whitnker-pts. Country Merchants can be supplied by the Box, each box containing 50 packages, ut $0 25. oct 10, ts VIEKINO IXDERSIIIRT.S A DRAW - ERS.—Now opening per steamer, a full assort-, ment of and Draw ers of Merino, Flannel, red and w hite French Flannel Shirts and Undershirts ’ for servants; Ladies’ Merino Shirts, Undershirts and Drawers for Boys, Fhakc-r half-1 Lose, dx., for sale cheap by [octjlj GLO.NICHOLS. MODIiRATIi—UIPAIITIAL—JLST. I SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, FOR 1853, Geo. S. Nichols. , . HAS recently recently returned from i M'lKNew Y’ork, where lie has been selecting 1 I Will/ I Y* having umdo up ids Spring and U/ ILL/ Summer Clothing, and invites his friends and , customers to lMk ut the following which are good i and fashionably made and offered on reasonable terms. Mon’s Clothing. i 75 Mon'? Bine. Black. Frock and Dross Coat?, ’ 750 do. Cashmeret. l)rap D'Ete, Merino, Alpaea.Tweed ; Planter 8 Linen, Cream Liuon, Grass Linen Frock and Suck Coats. j 250 Merino, Alpaca, Linen Drill uud Cotton Hound Jackets. 750 Fancy Silk. Satin, Alpaca, Linen, White and Fig’d Marseilles Vests. ’ 900 White and Fancy Colored Shirts—all qualities. 350 Undershirts and Drawers. do do Boys’ Clothing. As notice was given that I would go largely into the Roys’Clothing. 1 would inform them that I have tho largest assortment iu one Store in the South, and will be sold cheap and at ouc price. 500 Boys’ Frock Coats, uud Sucks of all kinds uud quality. Too Boys’ Round Jackets of great variety. ! 550 do, Cassimurc, Drilling, Alpacas, Drop D'Ete I Pants. 300 do. Silk. Valencia and Marseilles Vests, great va riety, 250 do. White and Col'd. Shirts, from 5 to 10 years old. 75 jmall Children’s Suits, Kilts, and little Sacks, as -1 sorted. Also a g-'d supply of Boys’ Drawers, in fuel com plete outfit for Buys of any ago t a moment's notice. Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs, Cravats. Stocks. Gloves, Suspenpcro, Money Belts. Children’s Belts. Combs. Brushes, Neck ties. Port Mmiais, Curd Cases. Collars. Umbrellas,Saleh els, Carpet bags. Ostrich Feather Dusters, Coat Links Shoulder Brace*.Caps, Ac.. G\ Those in want will, now find a full assortment of the above at the Cloth ine Store. No. 150 and iU, Gibbons’ Range. mar 25 AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE, 170 BAY-cT.—SAVANNAH. GA. The sub-i riber is prepared to furnislicd Planters,t’ounlry Mcr \l"T n’ chants and others, nt W HOLE :.r : Jr KETAIL ’ evi ' ry v “ riay Agriculturnl Inipleinentsy i Cdtudsting chiefly of Ploughs. Cultivators, Harrows, | Cnhi Shelters. Straw Cutters. Powder and Hand Corn Mills, Fun Mills. Smut Mills, Rood Scrapers, Root Pullers. Grain Cradles; grain, grass ami bush Scythes; Reap Honks, (till'd'n and I‘ihii,ihi liii/dr'ineiU* of all 1 kinds. Mill and Cotton Gin Gearing, Mill Peeks and Mill Irons, Saw Guiumers. bales and screws for lifting Mill Stones. Best Dutch anchor bolting Cloths; Bo* gardus A Trumbull’s patent Horst Powers; riue and grain Thrashers of various makers. Blake** Puteilt Ohio Fire-Proof Paint. Hydraulic Cement and calcined Plaster, in quantity: fo'-it sperm uud other Oils fi>r lumps, paint and ma chinery; patent leather Belting, double uud single from 2 to Is inches width; stitched, cemented uud copper-riveted: India Rubber do.. 3 and 4 ply. of oil widths; patent lace and pii ker string Leather. Copper Rivets and Burrs. Douglass’patent Direr ami Sw lion Puiitjix. chain Pumps. hydruuHc Rams, lead pipe to fit; ] Collins and oilier makers approved Axes and ll.deli cts. wood and hand Faws. Ames’ Shovels and Spades, English patent and en* n Hoes, and American best ] manufactured Hues, “f all sizes: hay and manure < Forks, Chisels, Hammers and Nails, assorted; garden j and eaiial M heelbmeovvs, cotton ware-liouse and store Trucks, patent platform, coun er aud beam Seales, ot , ail sizes; \\ ire Cloth. .Vc. PIIICKS Rfc.UJON.USLL —IfcUMS ACCOMMODATING. Wool, Hi Jos, Furs and Boos’ War, BuUGHTaI all times, and pa and for in cash at eurreut market prices. CIlAd. 11. CAMPFiELD. fib 3 NEW WATCH, CLOCK. JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. 148 ItcotisgliJoii-st., MR. FRANCIS Slid.N. Manufacturer o! Chronometers. Chn-ks, Town Clocks, &c.. ie.. Si re<piH*tfully informs his customers and the public gem-rnllv that he has lilted up the ! Store 148 Brouglitou-st.. where he iuteuds to make a ■ permanent location, and carry on the Jewelry business j in its various branches. W atches. Clocks, Town Clocks, j Chronometers. Jewelry. Ac.. Ac., cleaned and repaired j with dispatch aud warranted. New fashion Jewelry ; and Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold ut the lowest prices possible. N. R.—Any Watch. Clock. Ac., that cannot In- re- ‘ paired by other watchmakers, 1 pfolge myself shall 1 be repaired by mo to satisfaction timl warranted. not 4 ‘ i v FRANCIS BTI-IN THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LLV2 . CLOCKS i JEWELED. Til KSE (’locks are constructed (nt eonsiile- ! ruble ext.ru expense > witli a particular re- i al to durability, the most serious objee- j I v. lion to the lever—the w earing of the points .STtSEfc of the balance sh :ttt and screws, the con.-e ----luunt increase of friction and decrease in motion after j ruiming a short time—being obviated by tlie use nt a 1 polished stone jewel, straight, pivot or hearings, instead | of ]><lints to the balanee shaft. They arc eased in beaut iful cast Iron, ornauiented i frames, and warranted to be us perfect time-keepers as j the bestureiu use. For‘sale ut the Jewelry Store. 12 J j Congress-st. fi*b 5. New books : new books.! lteadved by S. .S. SIBLEY, Thursday. July 14th. j Margaret Percival. by the autlvorof ** Amy Herbert,” ! &c. Edited by Rev Wdi Sewell. Father Gazazzi’s Lectures in New York, with his Life, corrected find authorized bv himself. Mnuesea’s Serial and .Methodof teaching the French Language. Lives of the Presidents of the United States, w ith sketches of Remarkable Events. Helen and Arthur, or MissThusa’s Spiuuing W heal; a Novel—bv Miss Caroline Hunt*. Life and Adventures of Vallentluc Vox. the Ventril oquist; by Henry Coekton. a utost humorous work. AL.> . A FURTHER SUPPLY OF Yankee Notions, or the Wliittlings of J‘ natnan's Jack Knife. Beautifully illustrated. Villette. bv (hirrerlfi 11. Tin*Swamp Fti ed. The Corsair Chieftain. HazeP new Sea Story. Wild Sports of the Wot; by W in II Maxwell. Major Jones’ Courtship. Major Jones’ Travels. Chronicles of Pitn-ville Underirk tho Hover. Nathalie, a Tale; bv Julia Kavmmh. Six Years La for, or the Taking of tho Bastille. Ac. Ac. For sale at. Vo. 135. Oonirreas-st. * julv 14 NEW BOOKS. I OULSE ELTON: or Things Seen and Hoard, a j Novel: bv Mrs. Mnrv Hernd.m. Wild .lark; *.r the Slaton Island Child—-a sketch from life., together with highly iuterestiug stories: by Caroline Leellontz. sui Slick’s W ls,. Saws ami Modorn Instanuos; ur What he said, did or invented. Antifnwatieism—A Tula of tho South: by Miss Mar tha Hahn* Butt. 1 Nancy Waterman; or Woman’s FuitJi Triuiuphaut— j a story of Now York ('itv: by (’. F. MaraingHm. I Lnfitle. tho Plrnte of the Gulf: by J. 11. Ingraham. ! The Empress of the Isles; or tho Lake -Bravo: by j Charley Clewline. i Notabilities in France and England—with an aufie I biography : by I’hilarutto Charles. Professor of the | j Paris Institute. ! Harry Covordale’s Courtship. nd w liat. ennu* of it : I by the author of *'Flunk Falrlolgh,’’ “Louis Aruu i doll,*’ Ae. &c. Volume i, Putnam’s Muguzinc, bound neatly in | Cloth. Further supply of My Novel. | Barman’s News, No. 23. Arthur’s Magazine for June. Received by juneTl J. B. CUBB’KDGB. GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS. J. (. lliiitkiin Wm. 31. Ilurllck, Gro. L. Suiuincy, (SnoccHHors to A. Atiiinnon J* (la.) r pills Establishment has been in sueonssfulopera -1 tion fin* a number of yours. The Quarries are well opened, aud the Marble is superior to any i.i the United .States. Wo have so perfected our facilities forgetting out and finishing work.that weean furnish MON CM ENTS, TOMBS. TABLETS. HEADSTONES, uud e cry thing in.our line ofbusiness.in better style and ut cheaper rates, than any yard in l.heeouutry. When it Is considered that w saw our own Marble, pay uw Jobber’s profit, and no high freight from the North, it will be seen that we qu |>6i;sima tuaturfa] gd vantugeover all eompatltors. M e eijifflallv solfoitour Mends and the public to ex- Hinincuur work, and compare our prices with those of other yards, before ordering Northern Mnrble. We have on hand atour yiiHl iu Marietta, hlargo assortment of finished work—Momunonts. Tombs, r/V.—whereonr agent. Mr. G. W. Summers, will sell at our prices. UUr principal work is done nt the Mills. Address J. G. RANKIN A CO., july 18 1y Alarble Work D, 0,, Ua. ‘ff.'f* Every newspaper publishing the above adver tisement for 12 months, uud sending us one copy the j same length of time, we will furnish tin m an iiqpos .ng gtorn* of 12 or 13 superficial feet delivered at Mari tta Jopot. I THRESH SUPPLlES—lleceivml per steamer Augusta.—New Wheat—lllrani Smith’s double extra Genessec Flour. ! New N S Salmon, new No 1 Mackerel, new Codfish Smoked-Tongues, Soda Biscuit, Butter Cracker* Fancy Crackers. Also, 16 this Crushed and Clarified I uga l rs. For sale by WM. G* DICKSON, j sept 11 Corner Whitaker and Broughton Lnae S. M. PETTING ILL.v CG’S ADVERTISIN'!! AGENCY, 102 NASSAU sTRIILT, NEW VOLK, .hid Aw. 10 HUUc-itiiiit, Lostull. P. i Cos. are Agents for the most influential and lar gest circulating Commercial Papers both in the United j Stul.es and the Canadas. NEW YORK HODCETIS, TAYLOII & HODGE ITS, “ whoUlsa!.;: >i vm kAoTiiu.rs or PLANISHED TIN WARE, 158 \\ •, iu tire rear, NENV-YORK. Tea and Coffee Urns, Chaftng Dishos. Veni son Dishes, Dish Covers, Egij Codiers, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Cofieo Filters, Nurse Lamps, ANI> i:\EUY AKTICU: IN 111.. TRADE, oct 24 Oiiios in ~~- CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST OR BAKING POWDERS, i'. r „, tJ „.d, l/. iUUnst, mot t ‘.v fal o.td Jxomnn. ul Arltcie, for r.u.on , ii.xad, ll,scud, Prod, (jridd-c. uudJo’.uiiy Cams. Pastry, Paddings. N.r ; Cri.cs, o>rn Dead, a,., ever Invented. ‘riUSiathciaod . u „ mn. and, convenient,and I healthy compound m .awtaw -a raising Broad Bhcuit.Cakvsl’astry,Puddings, xc.. with v ithev M heat Uye.lndian or liuekwl.eut Flour, lli* animliq.eUMl.b. ! article in the culinary department* ol ev. i . houM-liobl : UHtalilhltniuiit, uud mere i- noCook or Uon.-ckci-pui in creation who will be without it after hating i-drlv j tried it. Sold by the prineipal Grocers uud Dn:,:.i -,> Opinions of tho Press. Thu.sc who have tried it. h it.* f .uud that the udter tifteuieul does not vaunt iu- praises too Highly.— IdlU ! has#* Pan-idum and Journal, I cIt.U, lb-3. Housekeepers wno have tested Ute quality of tlii> , powder, pronounce uuan'unoudy iu it.-, so vor.—Lw. .- ; j>ort O nly Courier. It surpasses everything i:i the way of rM/i//. weever yel saw used in tlie baking of cri.es.— j..- tw j .bu-w ----cate and Popster, April 16. 1863. ! This is an article ot'such utility in various kinds of cookery, that when Its virtues bis-oine pr-*perlv kn.ovn no housekeeper that studies eumfuit and ceouoniv, will willingly do with-ut it.— .V. i. /' *.. Mug :T , 1853. No ouc need hc-Itateto use Durkec’s all important article tu housekeepers Acj usfo .a ikinm.r .... t Sashrille Whig, Do. 17. 15..3. Mould you have light h ead.sweet bread, bread il. it you can eat withu good relish, do not forgoi m pro ! cure Durkee's Baking Powder, aud you will not fail to have eo,hl bread, cukes, At.- icoy jK.ily s, Mag 21. 1852. M e have tried thisartk le nud can recommend it with ’ perfect confidence. —Qucbtc Oozette, July. lb. 2 Durkee’s Baking Powder we have tried nt our house , and mir “bettor halt"’was astonished at the result.— : X. Daily Times. Oi l. 23. 1-. 2. All good liousowmis will rejoice in nnd glorify th. 1 n.uinf i.f Uurk.Mj. ..fter 11.,., I.uvo iv,.„ Powder a tair trial.— .\> ie l,*rk- Pi.it, p,/it. 3d, lao2. , Durkee's Baking Powder, undoubti-lh the best utti i . ele for this purpose that h.i> vet been diseovered.-A. I Dulchma,i. Db. 12, 1853. i The highest eouim.mdati.ms. from hundreds of the ! largest and most respeeUible wh-.leM.ie houses iu this. ; and nearly every large City on this Continent, could ! be given if spa.-e allowed it. | Ur The article is warranted t give nuti-f ni - Ordu-s accomp ar ed noth Cash will Upl’amjitlg Jiiltd. I K. it. DI RK KiC. Solo Proprietor and Manufacturer, M’holosale Dealer in Sal Soda. Cieuui ofTartur, Sup : Carb Soda, t'ooking Extracts, M ux Matches, dc. 130 V*'at v. r-lrt-c•, Nc w Voi k. nug 17 .Mm j CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE Curtains, Curtain Gooiln, Ac. No. 150 Congress and 5? Si,. Juilou-stroets. ivv\\ \\ Til c. .SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in- ! jAjjfojjWjk'lVirui the public that he has now opened the ; complete assortment of all the various styles of usually kept iu similar establish- 1 meats. The stock of tlie different departments will 1 consist, iu part, of the fidlowhig.Goods, viz: Carpet Department. Royal Velvet Tape-fry Brussels, Mere? Brussels. ! Brussels, Velvet. Tapestry uud Bni-.-ei- li.r s.airs. 3 ply, Superfine. Fine, and Common lugruiu. Plain uud < Twilled Venetian fur stairs, halls, etc. Druggets 0-4. 12-4 and 10*4 in width, of every variety of patterns, ■ Hearth Rugs, Parlor and Stoop Mats. Tablesand Piano { Covers. Silver and Brass Gval an l OcUtgou Stair Rods. Stair Linen, etc. Oil ClotllS. Os every width, from 1 to 8 yards, for hulls, dining , rooms, atvaml” ats, safoons. eie.; Rosewood. Mahu_ s , ny nnd small figured Furniture Oil < fo'h>. 1-1. ■> i j uud a -1 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth lor stair.-. Curtains. Silk and Worsted Damask DuLaine. M'or- ted nnd j Linen Durnnsk Del.nine. Figured and Plain Dauiasks, | variety of colors. White and Buff for .Shades. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, and White nud Gold, entirely new style. Cord. Loops, Tas sels, with all the various Trimmings for Curtains and Shades. Gilt Corni cos. Bands, Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety nnd patterns, of the latest importation—*ll of which will be sold,at wholesale or retail.on the most liberal terms. WM. li. GU I UN. A :• nt, oct 20 150 Congress uud 37 3t. Julien-sts. T . \v . DIcARTIIOR & CO., (SION OF THK 1110 OOVFKK POT) WIIOI.'i.SAI.K ANl> ItKTAII. TIN WARE MANUFACTORY A.XU STOVE WAKE UOOM. mi M E have now, and kep eon- stantly on band, n full and ex tensive STtK'K. which we offer un asiftLvery reasonable terms. i V* S S— vi.so Punqis, Lend I*i|-* Sired Lead, topper nud Zinc. These Pumps are of simple construction, and every i part perfectly tilted —they are so made that they may | be taken apart and access gained Uut.ll the valves with- j out taking up tho pipes, or even detaching the plut form. to whieli the Pump is fiesn-iied. Weiu'cidsosolllngthccelrbratud flack PaKn n Cookiag Stove, for wood, whieli is In m very i extensively used in the city and country. The sue- i cess of this Stove, since its introduction by us, bus i been gratify ing- nothing has ever been offered to the j public for ouUnary purposes th:;t has given such gen- ] eral satuj'action. We shall take great pleasure in ! showing this Stove, whether you purchase of us or I not. and wo think we can Satisfy you that this Stove ‘ is superior to any over offered for sale in this market, mar 24 Sl dtK. No. 13 BARNARD-^l’. CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS J ry-t DGUBLE Refilled Cradled Su-TrJtJ., gar.Crystalizod, Granulated d0.,; 10 Dm. for sl. Also, sparkling, bright Coffee wPw- v* Snear. 12 lbs. l'or -1. LoWer Grades Brown Siigav, 14 Dm. for sl. Dark (suitable for servunts) Sugar. 17 Dm. for sl. FIIESII TEAS—Selected from tin* latest import.*- J tions. consisting of:—Extra llysou, Extra Fine Gun powder, and Ooolong. Fresh Mustard. Sardines. I'iekles, Preserves. Sweet, Oil, Almonds, fancy boxes Prunes, Brandy, London Mustard, Punches. Turkey l-’igs. extra large and fine, and 2<> boxes Raisins (all clusters—whole, naif aud quarter hoxws- Miicn, .Nutmeg., Spice*, *V*>. Just rooeivigi per steauior—2 bbt**. Mg Ilams; 50 Smoked Tongues, large size; 60 lbs. Bologna Sausages; 2 bids. Smoked Beef. For sale at T)I(’KS< >\’S. jn 20 Cor. W Id taker st. and Broughton lane SOMETHING VERY 71 AN Dr, 0V;-;. Ifiats fur Small uu<! Lurgf lioyM. THE Ladhm of Savannah have long v. anted to £O9 gut something very pretty far their Children in llih wav of HATS. Thoy can now: find sin-har tides at tho Clothing Slorts No. bt) anti 150 Gitbi>ib: range, where 1 am now receiving Puuamas. Loghornil, t!h\naand Diuiore Pearl. Campeehn.Rutland and Cab ton Straw, i.nd Pahu luaf all muitlv trimmed, to ,lt Boypfrmn ono to fifteen years oh* Call and ~eo. ninr 30 GEO.S. NICHOLS. BOOTS AND SHOES. J2D CASES fine sewed calfskin Root : 12 do. do. toggirsl do. do.: and Congress Boots; Ladies’ nud Gent’s Gaiter Hoots; Ladies’ Ties and Slippers; Roys’ qmi Youth’s Shoos; 5,000 pairs Plantation Brogans. Fur sale by STALEY & If EN lR Y. oct2S Sign of tho-Guideu Eagle. Cougiv.--st. GREEN IIOI'SK PLANTS.— Three hundred potsOreen Mouse Plants.in full dfiMnS®bloom, comprising an elegant assnrtnieiit <>t’ various ami rare kinds, will be opened and of | sered for sale this morfinig’hy ’ may 18 \Y. AY. LINCOLN, Monument ;■[. MARRIAGE. HAPPINESS AND COM PETE.U E. wur ip w r ’ j *ll Al’ wo behold many females, seurce in the mori -1 dum us life broken in heslth nud spirits with* couiplieution of disesM-s and ailments, depriving them of the power for the enjoyment of hie at an ~e win . physical health, buoyancy of spirits, and happy scicni ity of mind, arising from a • audition >t : eahh.should be predominant. Many ut the funs,vs of her suffering* at first—j ei luqm v*'ir>* before, perhaps during girlhoml.or tie lust year.* ot marringe—u.-ruin their origin so light u> to pus- j unnoticed, and course ncglei t. and IS AIT DU ) LAPS. M'hcu too late t<> hu hci.-titled hv our knowledge, w. look bn. k and utouri..aud regret the fuii voiis.qu. me- I ufuttr ignoram-e. M hat would we not. ften K'ive t.. | in ei-rlv lit*’ the kuowle-lge we obtain in utter v.-a. A. I xvbat-lav-and i.uhl.-oi Hi.gui-h we might p.-t |,.v been apurcl, it th know .edge w.u> timely i *. •-e t It is Ml /. I Vr -HOI. 1 l Sl* MAUI/is-: I o behold the si-klies* and siiilcriiig endured by n<*u \ a wife fr many years, from cn uses simple and cntr*i table, easily remedied —or bettet .'till- not tucun.d. il ‘•very wipe Axn Morin p Possessed tlie information contained in . littlev..lunn twiihiuthe reach of us ail which would spare to for self J /..! DP OP M/PPI: )’. And to her husband tin*..-o-t .m t-,; ~„d :.nx„t t mind necessarily devolving n|him from *i. knessot t!o- wile, without giving him the -pportu. By -t . q Hiring that competence which his exert, m are enii tied, and Uiouns-essiou of which would.*.-, ur-the hup pin. *s of him*.-It. w i;.- and children. pprnn hie .v/. i.vn op happ/.m > By becoming in time I -t tfo- kn-.w1.-i..- tl .- want of which has can-ed the .*i. k... - an I : x. - thousand’ In view of such consequences. m> wife .• n.-.t! r i exousnble if she i.egdeet* t.. avail l.eiseli ..ft! ki - v ledge, iu roped t.. herself, whuh would spare 1,.. Illimh suffering, bothmeans of h p,.hu-’ and pw pc. ity to her husband, and nf-r up -n In r■ ! i lre that Me*siug nb.ve alt 1.ed.1.v healthy minds. That kn-.wlu-lgvt.scoutc.iiu ! a h tic work entitled Till: M Ulßll.H MOM \N S l’rit ittt- Compnnion. BY DR. A M. ‘l Al 13. I.AI . One Hundred, / <a, 1*.,,. \..Jn. / V ..50 C Ull , First , l.hli-hcd in iM--.'and V- to t PI /. rpiSISC OP II • A / / l, pi I . Coutsiderii*g 1 lint c \ cry !'. iin.le. tvl.t - liter married oruot, can li. r- i.ciiidrc a full kiuutb.lgc ol Hi. iiuture. <!>..- ftc.ri- nnd causes of lor .inapti nt s, willi Ike t nrluus y mjituutb, and that it carl y //.t /. /•’ .i mil i. ius coI :j:p. should have been ‘- Id. Itis impra- ti.able i. convey fullv the various su! jeets treated of. , tins nro of a Uhlure sli i-D y int.-n de.l for the man. d...r tnose contemplatin ‘ mVrria-C’ hut no temal. and • .r- n- t enj. v iu- hej.llj.. and t. af beauty,. sapient iip-m hedti., wl.i.h is mine live to her..Ui, fo.pj-ni. *s. and that of her l.nsfoin-l hut either bus ,1 w m obtain It. a- bus or w ill ... . \ i huslnui-l who has the love nnd allecU-m ■ t hi’ wile .3 hear. or. l-„ of p- ..... ry im, : i j wapna up osp hi speed juoppa \p COPIES Have betm PEST 1/Y MAIL wilUu tho last f , luouths. CAUTION TO Till: ITRI.IC. BE SO T DEEP AI PI P ! • Buy no book miles.* “Dr. A. M. Maurieei.u. 120 Lib CD Street N. V. ‘is on the title pag-. and ttie entn in the Clerk’s Office on the back of tb. t,t;. |,. ... and ■ buv only of respectable and lmuorahlo and. al-rs. send by mail, io.-l address to Dr. \. M. Maurice...i. i as ll.ere are spurious uudsurreptil io>.’ tufrui-'emelils of cop \ right. LET P.YEUY WIPP ASP IIPPPASP J'nynpp- No cxc.uscfor lguornncc, u hen Igmu mice isJUsfiry to those wr hold m ar and dear, and \\ hen to di|iel our ig- Morauccis wititinour reach. | To enable every one todeeide upon the iridtspmst ; hie necessity of posse-in-.; a ropy, and that no wife, or j j mother need remain uniformed upon the lnunv onus . , os, which sooner or lm.-r, are destined to make fenrfm ravages upon her health, nnles. gunrded ugiiinst.iuid ‘ that no eon --iterate uml i.tlcctionate liusl-nnd jmv. ( cause t<i upbraid himself with neglect of the welfare .-i ! his wife —a pamphlet of thirty-six pages, containing ! j Jull TitL'-pny* uml Index nj Contents, together with e\- j tracts from the I took, will be sen! fr; of chary an\ ! part of the United iStutee, by uddresoing, p-st j aid a.- , ! herein. When Know h dgc is Ilppiness,’tl culpable to be ignorant. ! if..) ‘On receipt of One Dollar f--r the fine Edition. I extra binding),-The Mvriukd Woman s Bkivate Mei- ! j ical Companion ‘is sent {mailed free, t,am | art <d tla- J j United States. All letters must he post paid, ami ad- j | dressed to Dr. A. M. MAI RICE AU. R..-, 1224. New- ! I York City. PublishingOllico, No, 12'J Liberty Street, i New-Vork. For sale by Lee A Whitman, Ringgold; R. F. Benm-t. j ! Cas'ville: Doval .V Hear.*. McDonough; J. A. Reynolds, i . Duhlonogu: U. Youngblood, Oglethorpe, G. i In New York City, by Stringer t Townsend. Adri- | j imeo. Sherman .V Cos, Dewitt £ Daverport. and Bart.ei { * - _ ‘iff .a NEW BOOKS. / 1 REAT Truths by Great Author- : n di- tiomiry nt \ X aids to retlect'pai. quotation.’ of maxiuih, n.etu j phors, counsels, cautions, a, hoi isms, pm\erbs. Ac. ie.. j from writers .-fall ages audlfoih !• ini-pi.. -. , The Evening Rook: or. Fireside Talk on Ah .nils ; mid Mannovft. with skelcPes of M'esi.-rn Life: by- Mrs. Kirkland, author of ** A New Home.’’ Ac. Ac. i The Bible iu the Counting House: aeour.-e ol Lee | lures to Merchants; by 11. A. Ronrdmnu, D. R. j Rowland Trover: or th” L’ilot of Human Life : l>c ! ing auautobiognipliy of the author—ln-wing bow t. | make or lose a fortune, and how to make another, j The Race for Riches, and some of the l its into which i the runners foil—six Lectures, applying the word of Mind ti. the trnllie of men: by Win. Arnot. minister of j Free St. Deters'. Glasgow; American edition.with pret I are and notes, by Stephen Colwell, j The Doubting Commir;fount Kncottriig.-d: by Septi | mus Tuetiu, I). I >.. late Chaplain of tlie United Stutes J Senate. Second edition. Marco Paul’s Voyage, Travels ami Adventures in i 1 Boston; by Jacob Abbot. Marlgde Borniore; a Title of the Cre-i-ont City. ; ; Ac.; by W. Gilmore Simms, author of the Yeiiiassee. i J Ac. <vo. j AinerieanGnmein its Seasons; by Henry William ] ; Herbert, tuithor of the “ Shooting Box,” “burr Stalk crs.” A c. Ac. I A DieLionnry nfDonvstle Medbdne mid f 1..n>,-l o!-l I j Surgery; by Spem-er Tic nips. >n. ‘d. D., icvise<t- with , addition, by 11.-nry H. Smith, M. It., Surgeon to Lt. i i Joseph- 7 * Ih'-pital. Pliiladeiphia. j Mimioir*. Journal and Correspoinlcm-M. ofThunins j Moore, edited by tlm Right Ihut. Lord John Lus. ell IM. I*.— Dart IV. j Cyril la: Tale by the author of “Tin- Initial*.” | Harry Ashton: or the Will and the Wav: the j author of •* Minnie Grey.” ,; G iis Howard.” Ac. j The White Wolf: or the Secret. I trot her wood a Romance; by Paul l'eval. author of the •• Mysteries . of loiidon,” Ac. I Minriy Lawson: or the D u r Law's League a flu ! mance of Gotham : byCliarles Red Swans. j. The Dancing !• rather, or Pirate Srlmoiier; by J. 11. ’ Ingraham. Esq. The School-fell-.w s First “in.rter—n gift Book for j Children: editedljv W . (’. II). hards and Cousin Alice. Putnam's Magazine for June. J I tarn nut's Illustrated News, >0.21. Reoc-ived by jjui.e 1] J. R. tTBr.FPGE. CONFECTIONARIES. r l‘ lIK subscriber In-c-leave f- infurtii Id* f. ii-nd’ -o I I , L the citizens generally nt Savmiin.li and its vicini , ty. that he has nitreha*<id the hill-rest of Mr. New | (-on.li.in the Confection ary hit,lu-rlo"Win-d Ry Nevvco.nl * f A Rice: and that he will continue to manufacture, and keep alw a vs on linn I Frusb uml 6*ure Cnnfccl ionarlcs, j Manufactured from the Re.-i materials, mid cotupri* i ing every variety ot Candies. Sugar Plums. Ac. Ac Ac I Prouch Confootionaries, Lomon Syrup, Syrups for Soda Fountaiue, I Together witt. every other article in his line, ulwu.vs instore uud for salt,at wboP-side and retail .on the-most reasoiuihleterniH. T. C RICE, j ib> ts S. K. Corner Broil<r)-ton aim v, bit:- her-! - •‘i’EKIN TEA COMPANY.” ! Wai oliousd, 76 and 77 Fultou-st., New York. , • ~ T This TEA Company has always uniß. . y i tuiued a high reputation fi.r TEAS d'jj- • ■** | p SE ! the mo,t delicious character and fra- s SP j'd: -graiicy, anil are warranted to give sac W’ ~ . ! istm-tion iu every ii>*tau. e. If they do not prove ns j r.-preaented they may be retumad. For sale by the | Agent. J. A MAYER, Brought, n st net. NE W HOOKH.—Fun JotlJnj have taken .. Pen to, by N. Parker Willis. I Men aud Thingb us 1 saw them iu Europe, by Ku wait. ’ Count Christovnl; or a Sequel to Lord SaSoudole by 0. W. M. Reynolds. j Barm.in s Illustrated News, No. 42. lh-eeived by ! ID n BRF.DGI A BROTHER. I f 1 7 Itt ~■*.** i>. -- M.U ‘ii ‘. Hull’s antl lUdur.-m-i .t. i 1 and fine French single Trusses, afooun extensive I assortment of coiiiuion Truss. -. For sole bv sept 14 .1 No. B MOORE A CO, 1)1 IT Hit AND CIIKExE.-J.i r received per steam >er Alahama. a fresli supplv < f Butter aud Cheese, a choice article, Hr aoie at tlm Fmpt.rimn. by ’ fcopt 12 . EABOBN GOOPALL. NO 1 •„>(). TUI-WEEKLY $3. , '° l ’ ‘ -Oa GEORGE S. NICHOLS. Jj|. READY MAI)R CJ.OTHENG. KLUN tiuOlbS, S.c. rj'Hl'gl I*ll-11* ha.* in v. in ; tor.-.and offers lc” J sale, the following ; * : G. nt ft Rue blue, I lack uml brown < 1.-th. Reaver ( I'dh. Peter Sham. Fur Cloth, and Uatnl let Overtouts, ('cut.- line Hack Cloth Cloaks i.i and Mantle i.-M * tine hluf, hjiuck, utid Ulavct frock and Dies* . 1 llt<. | Gent's Cadet Ciissiniere, Two .1 Cussiinerc. him kc„ . j siuicrc. Rluc Mssiincre FiueLt. os, and busint.-s Ba. k Coat*- a rii-at v.ukty. I < R-ut * i bick D.-c Cassitnere and more than tl.irtv differ* nt j atterns > t fai.ty t uctilLcic Pauls . f . st\ h t ■ i-i it's \ . -ts— |T. ut 1.600 Nests, rill bra* ing all .1 ‘.ln- new stvi-ft. > me pertei-tjx Wnutifil). A v.-rv 1a..1 ‘t t viiit inett Ronii(l-Jackets and Pants. Mi - Ring. ( \ etcoats. Fiv< k and hacks, for *t-r vnnts. lndi i It ut .1 er and Pilot Ul.dl. dveieonts. Youths’ and Beys’ Department: he- in-ver I ecu equalled ... this place HUdi.-iitmla li e P-. -a t Cfoth. R. a\.. • foil., lvtcr FLam Uveucats Pin. I-I. nn. and ilarctClotb Drew Fro.ks, Blue l link.and t-n wn. endCrn'et t loth Dress Jack •t* ; t:-. t M.-t-l mixed Batit.et I .uml Ja* ketft. Mix.-i M-d Km -cv and 13 nnd J,. |.,-tf for .Negroes; fine ! ■ k I'-.- ( c"itiiere. l ine ( folio aid a large as • .ft:.l .V ..... red Cass imere in .1 -slit . t I ants. I -I. R. i j • • I Nilk *. Al| at. n Pine k ( b tli nnd - V - - uietv -f Mi-rim Net-. All cl the utoVe for I n\ s from 10 to 17 venr? old. Children’s Department : ’ 11 I rot D nil •<! and | lain Mark Cloth ‘ 1 ‘ -i i 1 • ‘ . ‘ ... <!. n vi* mi it*. t\ ill. A e*t> .id Pm. ‘- v ... e.ud il- * Mv. stvle.f la. < v |„ t > Ja.-kit : Rlrokiro. brown TANARUS mas i leek end gre. n To s. ‘ 1 >\ereoais; ml .older.d Cufft. All so children • :... .. i.J : . ‘ and j. uhs tv bite oi:U colored hhhts Fancy Articles: •-nd-rat in ; >dfm>; t run at ifole f. r a geuth men,* ward that ;.n e ■ nifod f. v. i. u . tfo r with tl.. richest - I I■: • .*■! aid I lain CAP: for gentlemen, y out I' *. 1 1. VS. and cldli!ltn. N B.- ‘t.-t< fil e ul- ve v.rfds hc >!en at and Beys’ 1 ‘ thin-.-. In.\ i le* n i.iade np exj r.-slv for niv tu.de, >” and unde- un in*] ti, n. al the N. rtl. and 1 can -on b'-o-mlv ie. ...ninemi llcnits v* <d. nnd a* cheap as ■ ai. be t- Undel*. where the tili/el.s and pt.ldic gctl* •” ‘U iuvii.tit.nl , •: .i and vl at the Cl- ll.u g Mere. • db’ ..I,T Range. oil 7 MIKAT ITTRAt T'O.A II lil'iCi EXTBAORDIIARY. I ’in: I l>’ RI Pi i.* have IO slate tl ot they I u.dj.ntc FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Nv Ii R. R r sh/h ■ nil /> i an. i t le sttrparstd ; ‘""• i the 1 Denis. Il the fuliic. t i/ : Mutn-.-Jlne de Lai. .*. tn ft. 1“ to iJ ~ . ,-nt* ~ r yard • foil. Per i. n o*i. *• lt> to (i) . rents ier ‘ aid I igui.-d <R .. fr. m fo’ !•■ (0 .cuts per taul. I rein L Merino*. I..: ; di-h do.; pluiu and figured Cfitb -1 ron. ii Gab. Ph.id* w *t\lefO (hi., i/.'-tte* ( i bar- ( l.i.nlill:. N ci’s. Swfo* apt) Csm ! ric h : tin . and edgiu. - t • id< - Print*, brown and ’ll E. and M.irlin. -and .rlneting* Manuels. D< ninn, { A''. F-r rule ut J. 11 ( ‘ lll.N ,V(’o >. S Mpt 14 110 Biouglitou-strees. ! *4l DIBBLE St CAREY, .a liras iißMis.i ; (VEXED BE UPHDi VS ASP WIIITAKpP-STS, Snv niimtD, (>a, ’ rm: > I RSCRI BE !:.** would call the attention of the I citizens of Savannah, to tl.eir SPhI.NU STYLES CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES AND VENTINGS. \\ hi'-h they are prepared to manufacture to order, iu th- neate.* t and most fi*bii.iml.h- styl.-p. A! th, ir-t ick of It< atly Al ude Clot hiiig, :.i! nt whieli hav, been got up inn superior style to I anv ever before offered for sale in this market. I Their-turf; of FURNISHING G* a) PS is complete, 1 anj well assorted. These Goods will lie sold ou tho ! most reasouabeaud accommodating terms. ts fcHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! For the Full un.! VI inter Trade. V-%r x THE • TRs'CRIBER would i \ r.-sj ectfully call the nttenriou H <-t’ i-c pliir.tcrs .dGenrgin.South l. : ?. ( Ml . iina nud FI. lidu. aud the public gem-ndlv.to his lurgv Slock of LOOTS AM) SHOES. 1 li- -1:1: ha.* been selected by hin.s.-lf w it li special cure sand particular reference to tin- retail ami planters’ trade, ; that licing tin- inn-1 important foatnro cf his business, I lh-confidently . tiers t> Ids custntnvrs and the public work ol superior quality and on reasonable terms. Hi - 1- <k ci mpi i-i s all the v i.i ieties usually kept iu a shi - “tore, consisting’ < l Ladies’ 8-liocs. Boots, ard Gai tc.s. l every vnri-ty: Gentl.-meii * Boots. Shoes uud Uongre Gaiters; also, ilisw . Boys’, Youths’, and ( l.iidn-ii s Shoes of every kind. In connection with the above he has a large stock of NERHO BROGANS, j which can safely be recommended ns a superior article, j Nil effort will I e spared t - give entire satisfaction. A ; call is .*-. liefod from you l et* , t-purchasing, j sept 23 WM. HKliyr. Glhhofis’ Range. THAVELLEIUS TRUNK DEPOT, <.it>lnii’s Range, UJ ' :< ’ ,s ’ N •’ DDLS, has recently re .sivil !'!' i “'’. 1 n ( supply of Traveller's ’ O'*. \ jVk i Trunks. \ all ices, uml Carpet Bags, j LA. „,nong which are tin-following: ! Superior English Sole Leather, iron frames, now pat j term. I Do. black Harness Leather, iron frames. I black and bronzed Leather Ladies Trunks, pew style. ! J*. 30 and 32 inch firu.-* hand, extra finish. I 28. 30 and 32 ind. black and bronze Folios, j sii < iii)iiuon black parking Trunk*, various sizes. , Sole leather amfo cmnion leather ("allit-eft. 1 l adi-’ 11-it Box.-ft. new patterns,hla.-l; and bronze, j 100 M illon. BrusM-ls. Tapestry nnd Ingrain Carpet I Bags all sizes and qualities together with Satchels. 1 Tfo'-ein -vant arc iuvß.-d tu give him h cull at the , fob riling Mm-.. Gibbon'-- Range, whore great bargain* j will be given. Cull and see. may 4 THK S l USC RIIIKIt. has i- • * -*l* just received a good assortment of , ro"YS Trunks Valise.- aud Carpet Bugs,which will dispose of on very reasonable j tern;*. All in want arc respectfully invited to call : and i<.ok at then.. WILLIAM 111 IDT. jo 14 Gibbons’ liautra. TIN WAKE ! TIN WARE ! ’. III A\ I ’ hand and amcon*Umtly manufacturing TIN W ARE. of every variety and quality, whole- I sale and retail, to which I would invite tho inspec | tiou “t tin- pulilii j isi'a. lion both as regard quality and price. I Al*o. itiass Kettle.*. Br.-.'S. Iron. En: tneh and and Tin- I u.-.l Same Pans, Fry ini: I’m ns ; Smoothing Irons, Fire ! Dog*; Ir n Pot-, Ovens mid Spiders. Ten Kettle* j Gridirons: Wnflh Irons; Table Cutlery; Brass found e ‘ri- k- Sniiffei ‘• ’1 e.-t and Dinner Bolls. Abo Glass and ! Itritlm...- Fluid Lamps, and many articles too tiuuer- I o.is t- -iicntiou. foal! and see. I mnrcii 5 J. J. MAURICE. U’.YI.KIXtK A\E FISHING HODS. \ v Avery - onv.-i-ieiit Roil for fishermen; also, fine I uud coumioii 3. I and 5 joint Rods, with and without ! fled*; ?*i:k Lin - pluited and sorted colors and sizes, j Flux and foot.- u irmu. and every size do.; Hooks of | every variety. Kirby. Trout. I,Tnt-rick do; Drum. Has.-, I Shcephcnd and .'•hark II- U'.mll sizes, with fohaiu and I Swivel', l-'lv Hooks. *oi-ted vvdors, Snell llooks. Bait I I hh. ••Yankee 4 >• • -die’ Hooks, sorted sizes, just receiv | i-d and for tub singly an 1 by the dozen on best term*, i je’22 I-;. LOVFLL. No. 11 Barnant-ftt. NEW 15(M)!v8. -liecoivud by 6. X. SIBLEY Uct.-ber 4. IK&Jf.— | ihe Mint t übln. or the foharacter and Tendency of j Biili.'h Ivistitutimi.*: by Warren Isham. [ l In- Forgeil Will, orforima uud Retribution; by Em ersoii iR-imitte. I irii * Legacy, or tlie Long Moods ol’tho Grange, by tin* author of Adelaide Lindsay. Tim “ hit.- Crui'or, or the Futos of the l ohoard of. By Nod Bunt line. ’Putnam's Monthly for October. The London Journal for October. Tholudusiry of all Nations. dime Seton,or the King •“ Advocate, a Scottish lifs tor leal Rouiance; by Jus. Grant,outboi of the Romanes of W :.r, Ac. Tin* Purtiiuontsof tho Art of Building; edited by Jn-v. Bullock. ! viol*-;.: Tim Panscusc or th:* Courtship nnd Wed* I 10. k: 1 y the author ol the Giltro. , Tl-* Rebel -,i; .. R.mituice Ci American Rovolu* ion: by Aria Ashland. i ■ : x ■ ■ .-re*’ -trees. oct 6 UALL JtiOPliS A \ 1) HA(Ci 1 \G.^FoTsalo ID >7 Kr* 2iJ )i..’ lauuft.