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11111,1 JIIIIIIL
Thursday, xov. 3,
“Out of ClinoNl'omclh Immortality.’*
Such id the language of an eastern poet. The
.sentiment is u noble one—so encouraging and
true. Jt tenches us when the storms of destiny
break wildly upon us, and when distress and j
confusion seem to ride rampant over broken
fortunes, that then is the hour to put forth
our strength—our whole strength—and that if
with undaunted heart we still strive onward,
we may yet attain the consummation of our
proudest w ishes—
*• The race must come before the prize,
The cross before the crown.”
A lew years since, as a wealthy lloston mer
chant was leaving u store in New York, where
ho had had occasion to transact some business,
his eye was arrested by the appearance of a man ■
who was removing some boxes from the store.
In him ho thought he recognized one whom lie
had seen bo fore in a far ditferent station.
“Is not yuur name (J said he, and
were you not u year since, at the head of a
large and nourishing establishment in I. V’
“ Yes, sir/’ was the reply ; “ hut I failed in
business a few months siucc, and after losing :
every dollar of my property, was obliged to be
gin the world anew, Rather than call upon my
irionds for assistance, 1 accepted this situation I
as porter. 1 wished only to get a foothold.
Call twelve months hence, and impure for me.”
Twelve mouth's after that conversation, the
porter's name was inscribed as a member of the
linn, and honor, respectability and wealth were
soon associated with his name.
Too many there are who become discouraged
by a single failure—a single obstacle in the 1
journey of life. Cases ate constantly occurring
where men of known business ability, who have
by some unfortuirate stroke of the wayward
goddess lost their all, have resigned themselves
passively to their fate, and with crushed euer- i
gies and blighted hopes. Hunted, poor and de- ‘
pendent down the current of declining life, with
hardly a feeble effort to recover the position
they have lost. Is this right?—is this-manly’ ? i
A man should rather start anew, at the very
bottom of toe ladder, and with redoubled euer- !
gies strive to achieve a worthy lank among his
Jvllow men. Fortune is coy, and w ill not come [
at his bidding. He must achieve her by the ;
sweat of bis brow, lie may not succeed in six ]
months, or a year: but let him try. Lot him ■
turn to the ladder with u tirm step and a fear- j
less heart, and endeavor to gain “a foothold.”
If he labors earnestly he must rise. Try! lor
“opt of chaos cuiiKTil lMMottfALirr.” —J Jos to n :
Ihii/u ./onnoil.
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Tlie President’s Message.
The N. Courier <p EmjHirer's Correspon
dent at Washington, says:
The frame work of the .Message has been laid
out, and the President is engaged with his
Secrataries in reducing it to form. Its devel
opomenta respecting our foreign relations will
be doubtless, deeply interesting. Through its
statements we shall bo informed of the exact
progress of the negotiation relative to the fish
•ry question and the northwest trade. The
best informed her# believe that the Secretary of
State is proceeding quio'ly but efficiently to an
adjustment of the differences which have so
long existed between England and the United
.States on that subject.
Nothing definite or very important cau bo
expected to have taken place in reference to
Cuba, Mr. Soule having not yet presented him
self for acceptance at the Court of Spain, and
there being no representative of the Queen
near this government. The questions pending
with Mexico are the right of transit across the
of Tehuantepec Tehunntepoe as involved in the
and Sloo Carry contracts,and defined in the trea
ties negotiated by Judge Conklin and <sov.
Letcher; the demand for the right of way for the
Pacific railroad, through Sonora and Chilhuahua
the reclamations of Mexico lor Indian depre
dations, and the re-adjuslmeat of our mutual
commercial relations. These are most impor
tant subjects of negotiation between the two i
republics, ami the President’s revolutions as to |
the progress made in adjusting them are await- i
ed with universal interest.
Diplomacy, however, is the science of keep- j
ing state secrets, and the state of our foreign i
relations must necessarily be but imperfectly j
known until the first Monday in December.
In domestic affairs the policy recommended \
in the Message will bo, it is whispered among 1
the personal and confidential friends of the j
President, in rigorous continuity with the prin
ciples of the Democratic party as announced
by its founders and earliest expositors. In
finance, the President will advise the adoption
of a revenue system which shall keep the an- |
liual receipts nearly on a level with the estima
ted expenditure. One of his subordinates in
administration has not inaptly charade.i/.edl
the present system as “a revenue tariff for pro
tection.” It is to be amended by striking out
the words “for protection.” As to the sur- j
plus on hand, the system of purchasing up gov- j
eminent stocks w ill be pursued until it is con- :
sinned.
In reference to expenditure tlio most rigid
economy will be insisted upon. It is expected
that the policy of improving rivers and internal
Labors will bo discouraged. The plan of con
necting the contract system of carrying jnails
with tlie increase and support of the Navy, will
bo referred to in unfavorable terms, and its
abandonmont ns soon as consistent w ith existing
contracts and resulting rights will bo recom
mended. The proposition to connect the At
lantic and Pacific coasts by a great national
rrilroad will bo discussed, but the President will
state his conviction that sound policy require it
to he left to tho individual energies and the
private capital of the country.
Tho Secretary of the Navy is maturely con
sidering the condition of the Navy, and will
present a plan for re-organizing the personal
and reforming the material. Many naval offi
cers, however, expect more from experience,
and collective talent of judiciously appointed
committees on naval matters in Congeess, than |
from the Department.
The Gondola.
Mr. Hilliard, in his book of travels, in speak- ;
ing of the gondola, says: “ No form of locomo- I
tion ever gratified so well the two warring ten
dencies of the human soul, the love of move- |
wept and the Jove of repose.” I
A wise Man.
It is a pity that some of our rich men, over
whoso estates there is so much wrangling and
i quarrelling, after they arc dead, do not pursue
the course indicated in the following extract,
and settle their affairs before they die. If Joint
Me Don ugh had appropriated his immense ac
cumulations to I ho establishment of Charitable
rustisutions, while ho was living, our courts
would not now be burdened with the care and
. trouble, and his property be exhausted in die
costs of the various suits which have arisen in
the construction of his will :
“Worthy of Notick.—Dr. Soppington, a
wealthy gentleman of .Saline county, Missouri,
i recently culled to his family mansion his two
sons, three sons-in -law, and two grand sons, to
divide his property among them. With the
utmost hunnnuy, they fixed upon the value of
his lands, about eight thousand acres, and a
large number of negroes. The valuation being
made, by the same consent each took such part
as best suited his purpose, at the price named.
The personal property, consisting of stock of
mules, horses, etc., Ac., was put up at auction,
and the proceeds of the sale divided in like
manner. Thus the whole estate, except .so
much ns the Doctor reserved for himself, was
disposed of. to the entire satisfaction of the
donor and the recipients, leaving no cause for
dispiit ■or lit: ration hereafter. The Doctor re
served lor his own use twenty thousand dollars
in cash, ton thousand or twelve thousand of
which ho intends properly to invest as a perma
nent iund for the education of poor children i:;
1 the county of Saline.”—A'. 0. Delta.
Deal It of a Noted Cliaractcr.
Dr. Samuel Dennett, well known in almost
every part of the United Slates for sonic pecu
liar traits, - died here a few days since of the
prevailing epidemic. Dr. Dennett, at the time
id liis death, was about seventy-one years of
age, but he was vigorous and strong for a man
of hi** years, mid was in the enjoyment of most
excellent health when attacked by the disease
lb u terminated his existence. We knew Dr.
Dennett more than thirty years ago. lie was
th.*u known in every part of the country us the
most successful thimble tdayer in the 1". States.
It was Said that he had saved about $.10,000 of
bis winnings. Me is known mostly in connec
tion with his success in this game. lie was one
id the earliest settlors in Shreveport. The place
in tact, for some time was called “ Dennett’s
Dlu IV.”
Dr. Bennett was a man of more than common
shrewdness, an I in many respects was kind and
obliging as a friend, lie was fond of money,
and had an interest in a considerable amount i
of property in and about .Shreveport, audit is
in other parts of the United States. How
bis affairs will wind up, cannot be told at pres- !
ent: one thing is certain, some of his transac
tions of late years have not boon marked by
that caution that formerly distinguished his
business operations.
Hue tiring can bo said of Dr. llennett: ho was 1
very punctual and honest in discharging his ‘
pecuniary obligations. in this particular we
novel’ knew hiui*to tail. —Sure repo rt /democrat.
DIBBLE & CAREY,
CLOTIII DUS
and;
.MiamiWT TAILORS,
WARE-ROOM.
A. /,’. Corner of Whitaker and /iroinjhtun-Hts,,
S#v mi it a It.
r |MtK SnbsrrilMws. in announcing to their numerous ‘
I customers and the public, tin- arrival and oucuiii”
, of their j
Fall and Winter Stock,
felicitate themselves oil the advantages which their re. i
; ••■•lit pur. In-e> enable them to offer all who divan- to
I select their Clothing from an extensive assortment of
I the choicest goods, made in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
| These gHxts have been purchased under tin* person- i
! ill bispeciioii of one of the proprietors; and availing
ttiemsel-.i-soffavorahlecitvuinstances,tinware enabled
; not only to warrant them in quality, buttooffer them ■
: at such
LOW PRICES,
; a* must distance all computation in their trade.
The following enumeration is made for the benefit of
i Gentlemen in the country, whose orders will meet
prompt attention, and who. when in the city, are re
spectfully invited to an examination of our Goods
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
I-ItoCK and DRESS COATS of every quality.
“ ” “ “in black, blue, brown, green
and olive colors.
BUSIN ESSfMATS. in great variety, viz: Tweed, Cloth,
and Can imore. Frock and Business Coats.
PANTALOONS—BIack Doeskin at a great variety of
prices.
lfiaek and fancy Cassiuteres, at a grout variety of price*
-Drab ir Hie. .. L. 1 ..
White and Fancy Linen Drills, “ “
Fancy Marseilles, i.
VESTS—black silk and satin Vests.
Fancy silk
White silk, for party, “
White. Buff and Fancy
Marseilles “
Embroidered Cloth, Velvet and Silk in great variety
FURNISHING GOODS
Furnishing Giants of every description for Gentle
men’s wear—consisting pf scarfs, cravats, Waterford
ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts
and drawers, cotton do..suspenders, halfhose. gloves—
nil kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts;a lineussort
meut of
Dressing Gowns,
Umbrellas,Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Port
monies. etc. etc.
HATS.
An extensive assortment oft he latest and most sash
Finable styles.
I Trunks, Carpet Dags. Yaliccn. Tint Boxes, etc.
Merchant Tailoring.
[ Qhe favorable and long established reputation which
j their establishment has enjoyed, and still maintains,
j l°r the stylo and finish of its i/annent* made In order, as
, well ns for the suporior quality of their Cloths, dura
! hility of color anil substantial workmanship, it shall he j
| the constant effort of the proprietors st ill to continue.
! I hey invite the special attention of both old and new
| customers to the following, from which-they are pre- i
l pared to turuisli garments, which they will warrant to
be ne /this ultra in !*oth tit and fashion.
SI.MNUS A MOLLY'S Lest Blue. Black, Brown,
‘1 ill berry. Green, Adelaide, Bronze, Combo and Olive
. Cloths.
Black Doeskin, Black Oassiniero. and a large assort- I
incut of Colored and Fancy Tweeds.
bIN FN GOODS.—While. Butr and fancy Linen Prills. -
A IMTNGS.—YY bite Silk and Satin, for Parly Nests.
Black and fancy Silk and Satins. White, But! and ‘
Or.-mge fa simeres.
t triform Suits;
I -*r \ olutitecr Companies iutheeity and throughout j
the.state, made and furnished at the shortest notice
and in the best manner. DIBULK A CABBY. !
NJ i’ BOABTINI}, BUT PACTS.
FA PS.—CAPS.—The finest and best
mr * aps to be found in the City, are to
be found at the Clothing Store, Gibbon’s 1
Range-—all made up for my trade aud
sold cheap—call and sec.
oct 22 GKO. S. NICHOLS.
IMPORTED WINES,
‘'.iiquor9, Segars, aud Faiicy Articles.
Thu Subscriber has on hand a fine end
veil sclented stock, comprising the follow -
I in half pipes Otnrd, Pupy A Cos
I 3do do Old Ilemic/sy
Biia.ndv -do do Sazerac, Vintage IR4<
I 2do do Jean Louis, do 180 T.
I udo do .1 .1 Pupy
I 4do do Old Reserve Madeira
1 2do do London Particular
j 3do do old Port
Wines j Bdo do Old Sherry
I 20 casks of Claret
[ 20 casks Champagne
j 20,000 Bio Honda
I 10.000 La Gruia
: Saoars S La Union
10.000 La I’atria
25,000 Trabucas
1 Also, a large supply of Fancy Groceries, such as im
! ported Cordials, English Pickles and Sauces, Preserves,
: Prunes and Jelly, for sale by A. BON AUD.
I doc 8 Corner Bay and Whifakcr-st .
\\ Oil; 10 bbls. Winter do. Just received and fir
i tile bv JNO. B. MOORE & CO.
* eept 2 Gibbons’ Building
SAVANNAH, THURSDAY AFT KR NOON, NOYFMRKR ,5, fSVU
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
JLf-r. THE LIVERPOOL AND PHII.A
intend sailing their favorite Steum
j CITY OK PIIIL A DELPHI A. now being built.
: CITY OK MANCHESTER. 2165 tons. Capt. R. I.eltch,
CITY OK GLASGOW, llilOtons. Capt. Win. YV vlic
FROM I’HILADELFUIA.
City of Glasgow Thursday, Mar 31. 1853
City of Manchester.... Saturday, April 23,1853
City of Glasgow Saturday, May 14, 1553
I City of Manchester.... Saturday. June 11,1853
City of Glasgow Saturday, July 2, 1853
FROM LIVERPOOL.’
City of Manchester... Wednesday. Mar 30, 1853
j City of Glasgow Wednesday. April 20,1853
City of .Manchester... Wednesday, May 18, 1553
City of Glasgow Wednesday, June 8,1853
City of Manchester... Wednesday. Jul\ o, 1853
KATES OF J’ASS AGE.
FROM I*llll. UUimilA. I FROM 1.1 VLR I*ool..
j Saloon Berths yu Dol.'Saloon Berths...2o Guineas
; Midship “ r 5 •• (Midship ...15
j Forward 55 “ |Forward •* ...13 *•
Including Steward's Fees.
THIRD CLASS I’ASSKXGEItS.
A limited number of Third Class Passengers will be
j taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in
’ provisions.
1 From Philadelphia ..-520 | From Liverpool £35
Certificate*, of passage will he issued here to parties
! who arc desirous of bringing out their friends at. cor
. responding rates.
| Drafts on the Agents and the Bank of Ireland from
, C 1 and upwards.
Ho’ FI: LIGHT ON’ GOODSOOs. PKR TON.
Bills of lading for goods from Havre signed hv the
agents there, through to Philadelphia at £220; per
j ton.
An experienced surgeon will be carried on each
; slii|,.
All good sent to the Agents in Philadelphia and Liv
i crpool. will be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
1 For freight or passage apply to
THoSIAS RICHARDSON.
9 Walnut at., I*hiln..and 41 Exchange Plan*. \ Y.
PAPKLKOKI). KA V .v Ct)..
Bav st... Savannah.
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS A
prH Liverpool.
HERON'S
ItEGt l. \IC l \rivET Ll.\ I’. Shtt.
Philadelphia and Savannah,
i Tnc following vc.-sct.* comprize this Line, and will sail
about every two weeks, viz :
. ScUr. JI.LIA ELIZA. Capt. Kiourr.
do. j. it. HOLMES, do. Lonor
do. DART, do. Somkiw
do. C. A.GBE!NEB, do. Pktfi:so\-
The Vessels are first class schooners, and command,
ed by captains experienced in the trade, and who will
i their best exerlbais t*. give satisfaction to the ship- !
P-rs. For freight or passage (having good accomnn -
dntions tor passage) apply to
WILTS & BBUNDAGE,
No. 7 2 Bav street. Savannah.
It EBON A MARTIN,
mar 11 No. : \.. r ih Wharve*. Philadelphia. j
PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS.
J> These useful and justly celebrated Birds are
offered by th Origimil Manufacturer*, and
recommended to Ha* favorable imii.-eof the
✓ Ludi.-s. .-.sarti-lcs whi. h in point ..f useful*
beauty and durul.ility. cannot be surpassed. But
if beauty was the only grouud upon which we could
recommend them, we too would be ready to exclaim,
We have enough of such. But how ofn-ndo we see Un
fair form of woman, an l the natural beauty which
Heaven ha? so kindly given her. materially je- sened
by a drooping form, the natural e-onsdquenre of sew
ing in an unfavorable position 7 Ladies, we trust that
we are not saying two much when we tell you. that of
the many thousands already intr.sluied. and in eon
slant use, none say aught against them. Address or
dcr* to (hot 24) J. A .MAYER.
talian M. aronb white amt yel'lowr'vermlreUL Pearl.
Bariev. Genesee self-raising Flour. Butter. Sugar. Pic- j
lie and hoda Crockers, Pfg Ham*. Siuokod T-rngUes
Bologna.in usages and Smoked Beef.
YV. G. DICKSON,
apr 7 corner YVhitaker stand Broughton-lune.
N'EIV ItOOlvS.—The Mud Cabin: or the Clmr
acter and Tendency of British Institution, ns ib !
I ustrated in their effect upon Human Character aud
I test i y. by AYarran Islmui.
The K..rged V.'iil: <r Crime and Retribution, by Em- f
er.son Bennett.
I The While Cruiser, or the Fate of tho Unheard of, by
1 Ned Buntline.
Edith's I.ognev: or the Long Wood of the Grange, bv
the author of Adelaide LimDay.
j Jane So ton; or. the King’s Advocate: by James
I Grant, author of “ Uonmnee of War.” Ac. Ac.’
i The Rudiments of Building: f.. r the u.-eof Archi
! lefts. Builders. Draughtsman. Machinists, Engineers, i
and Mcehanies: bv John Bullock.
The Rebel .<co.it; a R-mmuecof tlio American ReVo 1
liiliou, bv Aria Ashland.
Y inlet, the D u*vun-c:or Courtship and YVedlo, k.
by i he author of “The Giet,” “YVurulug to Wives.'’
Barnum's News. No. to.
Putiuiiu's Magazine,for October. Received by
.H-t 4 CUBBED*JE A BROTHER.
AGENCIES.
—. The undersigned is Agent for the sale of
mm Georgln Burr Mill Stone, dressed
1231 p| and furnished with all the necssary Irons
’I£ZL\S& complete for running—is also prepared to
furnish French Burr, Cologne and Ksopus Mill Stones
of every dimension.
Wilder’s Patent Fire-Proof Safes,
AT M ANUFACTI UK S I'UICKS.
Burns & Griswold’s Sea Island Cotton aud Cotton Saw
11 ins.
Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the most
competent of any in use at present.
*#*Specimens of nil the above to bo seen at the
YVarc-house, 171 Bay-st,, Savannah.
fob 3 Cl IAS. H. CAMPKIKLD.
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!
a J list received, per Alabama, a large lot ot
triin’d and uutriin'd Bonnets. Umbrellas, and
every variety of Fall and Winter Ilats.Caps.*e.
Me will sell abetter new style Silk Hat,(and of our
j own manufacture) at $3,50, than cun be produced in
Savannah.
We also wish it distinctly understood, that we make
onrown Hats, aud put no other makers name in the
tips, especially those that have been defunct for vears.
sept 27 BKLDKN n CO.
NEW BOOKS.
f | I HK Homes of the New World—lmpressions of
I America; by Frcderika Bremer—translated by
I Mary llowilt.
Clouded Happiness—a Novel; translated from the j
1 French of I lie < ’ountess D’Grsity.
( Graham's Magazinefor November.
Godov’s Ladv’s Book fi-r do. Received by
oct 21 CURBEDUE A BROTHER, i
NEW BOOKS.
I\rAYLA\P’$ Jl DSON —A Meuioirof the Life and
M Ijubors of the Rev. Adoniram .liaison; by Fran
cis YY'ayland, President of Brown’s University.
| All's Not Gold that Glitters, or the Young Californi- j
j an; hy Cousin Alice.
I Bleak H"ti*e; hy (’has Dickens —with illustrations. I
The Midnight Ouccu: by Gm l.ippaid.
j Barnmn's Illustrated .News. No. 43.
j Received by CI'BBEDGE A BROTHER. 1
MOKE NEW BOOKS.
Received by S. S. SIBLEY’. Oct. 25, 1853.
Di-eussions on Philosophy and Literature—by Sir 1
! Win. iliiniilton:
Homes of the New World. Impressions of America j
: —by Fmh-riea Bremer, translated by Mary lluwitt; ‘
! Men nnd Things in Kirwan:
Home Pieturos; by Mrs. Mary A. Deuisou;
Rhetoric of Con versa tioi i, or Bri<lh*s Bpurs foi; ;
the nmuagttmunt <*f the Tongue—hy Geo. VY'. Iter- I
‘•r.
| Dr. CUjUmer’s Oorespoudence,—by Rev. YVm. I
i Hanna;
All is riot-Gold thntGlittcrs, ortho Y'oungCalifornian !
j —by Cousin Alice;
The Y'oung Astronomer— by J. (\ Abbott;
Gleason's IMctoriiil. Burnuins lllustvate.l News. La- j
•tv’s Bofik for November, Graham's Magazine for Nc
v ember;
Blackwood’s Magazine for October,
Clouded Happiness, a Novel, trauslatetl from the
i French of the Countess P'Grsay:
The Miiluiglit (jneen. anew Novel—by George Lip
pard. For sale No 135 Congress-st. oct 20 |
1 AI N K CUTLER Y . -Just received n very superior
assortment of Washtenliolm's and Rodgers’ Pock
et Cutleiy: also, some v*rv fine Razors with ami with- 1
out Cases: Ladies’ fine Scissors, Ac. Ac., for sale at, the
Apothecaries’ Hall, by
oct 20 J. E. DkFORD.
1>o T A Tons... i3O bbls. Potatoes; 50 bags Po
tatoes landing from brig Torcello. For sale by
oct 28 Bit IGH AM, KELLY A CO. *
MERINO VERTS.—Just received at 154 Congress 1
street, a beautiful assortment of Ladies and
Gentlemen Cashmere and Merino Y'csts.
S. CUR KELL Agent,
cct. 10 Gibbon's Building |
MODEUATEI >1 PARTIAI—IXDBPES I>ICNT—J L ST.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
FOR 1853,
Geo. S. Nichols.
1 1A S recon tly recoiltly returned from
New Y ork, where he has been selecting
and having made up his .Spring
Summer Clothing, and invites his friends and
customers to look at tin* following which are good
and fashionably made aud offered on reasonable terms.
Mou’s Clothing.
1 75 Men's Blue, Black. Frock and Dress Coats,
750 do. Cashmeret. Drap D'Ete, Merino, Alpaca,Tweed
Planter's Linen, Cri**un Linen, Grass Linen Frock
and Sack Coats.
250 Merino, Alpaca. Linen Drill und Cotton Round
Jackets.
750 Fancy Silk, Satin, Alpaca, Linen, White and Fig'il
Marseilles Y’ests.
9tXl YVhite and Fancy Coloreil Shirts—all qualities.
350 Undershirts and Drawers, do do
Boys’ Clothing.
As notice was given that 1 would go largely into the
Boys’Clothing, 1 would inform them that I have the
largest assortment in one Store in the South, and will
• be sold cheap and at one price.
500 Roys’ Frock Coats, and Sacks of all kinds und
quality.
700 Boys’ Round Jackets of great variety.
550 do. Oasi-imcie, Drilling, Alpacas, Drag D’Ete
Pants.
:'OO do. Silk, Valencia ami Marseilles Y osts, great va
riety.
250 do. White and Col’d. Shirts, from 5 to 10 vears
old.
75 Small Children’s Suits. Kilts, and little Sacks, as
sorted.
Also a good supply of Boys’ Drawers, in fact a com
plete outfit for Boys of any age nt a moment’s notice.
Fancy Articles.
Handkerchiefs. Cravats. Stocks, Gloves. Suspcnpers, i
Money Belts. Children’s Bolts, Combs. Brushes. Neck
ties. Port Monnis. Curd Cases. Collars. Unibrellas.Ssitcli
els. Carpet bags. Ostrich Feather Dusters, Coat Link*-
I Shoulder Braces. Caps. Ac., Ac. Those in want will,
now find a full assortment of the above at the Cloth
ing Store, No. 150 and fiff. Gibbons’ Range. mar *25 j
AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE,
170 lIAV ST.—SAY ANN AH, GA.
The suhscriber is prepared to
furnished Phi titers. Country .'b-r
A ” •!• ill I nvu 1 lin pi viu e lit s.
Consisting cltiefh of Ploughs. Cultivators. Harrow.*,
t’uru Shell.■!>. Straw Cut tern, powder and Hand Coni
Mills. Fan Ylill-. Smut Mills. Road Scrapers. Root
Pullers, Crain Cradle.-*: grain, grass and bush Scytl,.-*;
Reap Hooks, (iarit- u and I'mninp ~f all
kinds. Mill and Cotton Gin Gearing, Mill Peeks and j
Mill Irons, Saw Gumtuers, hides and -crews for lifting
1 Mill SU -o-*. R.-st Dutch anchor ladtiug Cloths; B<>*
gardus A Trumbull's patent Horsepowers; rioe aud
grain Thrashers of various makers.
Wake's Patent Ohio Fire Proof Paint.
Hydraulic Cement and calcined Plaster, in quantity :
best sperm and other Oils for lamps paint and nia- |
chinery; patent leather Relliug. double and single
’ from 2to 1> inches width: stitched, c.-mented and
copper riveted ; India Rubber do., .“.and t ply, of all
widths; patent hu e and picker string Leather. Copper |
. Rivets and Burrs. Dougins*’ patent M m- and Sa. tion
j ram) is, i Lain Pumps, hydraulic R ons, lead pipe to fit;
Collins'aud other makers approved Axes and Hatch
els. wood and hand jaws. Ames’ Shovels and Spades. !
English patent and cr* n II -s. and American best
manufactured Hoes, of all sizes; hay and manure
Forks. Chi*e|s. Hammers and Nails, assorted; garden j
and canal Y\ h.-elbaroows. cotton w’are-house and store ‘
; Trucks, patent platform, counter and beam Sales, ot
all sizes; YY ire Cloth. Ac.
PtllCKs UKASo.VAIILK 1 i.UMS A* • •'MMOfiATtNO.
Wool, Hidos, Furs and Boos’ Wax,
! BOUGHT nt all times, and pa and for in cash at current
market prices. CIIAS. 11. CAMPFIEI.D. |
feb 8
NEW WATCH. CLOCK, JEWELRY7~AND
FANCY STORE.
Xo. I Is It rouglit <nt*it
| gnj MR. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer r f j
i Vfyjx Chronometers. (Mocks, Town Clocks, Ac.. Ac.,
i AH respectfully informs hi* customers and the !
pul.ln generally that he ha- fitted up the
j Store 14s Itroughton-st., where he intends to nmkea
permanent 1> .ration, and carry on lie* Jewelry business ;
■ In Its various branches. Watches. CloTKp. Town ('b*l<e. i
j Chrouomolers. Jewelry. Ac.. Ac., cleaned and repaired j
, with dispatch and warranted. New fashion Jewelry i
and Fancy tioods of all descriptions sold at the lowest
j prices possible.
! N. R.—Any YVatch. Clock. Ac., that cannot be re
j paired by oilier watebmakers. I pledge myself shall
| be repaired by mu to satisfaction and w arranted.
I nov 4 ly FRANCIS STEIN.
THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE v CLOCKS
JEWELED.
THESE Clock* arc constructed (at conside* :
r ®hb* extra expense) with a particular re
If ,3| gard to durability, tln- most serious objec
-1 lion to the lever—the weaving of the points |
of the balance shall and screws, the eonse
tuent increase of friction nud decrease in motion after ,
I running it short time—Wing obviated by the use of a |
polislu*Uslone jewel, straight pivot or U-arings,instead I
•>f points to the balance shaft.
They are cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented j
frames, amt warranted to he as perfect time-keepers as i
tho hestureiu use. For sale at the Jewelry Store. 129
Congress-st. feh ft.
vtexV books! new books i2—
Received hy S. S. SIBLEY . Thursday. July 14th. ,
Margaret Pereival. ty the authorof - Amy Herbert,” j
Ac,. Edited by Rev YVm Sewell.
Father Gaxazzi’s Lectures in New York, with his I
Life, corrected und authorized by himself.
Manescii’s Serial und Method of teaching the French
Language.
Lives of the Presidents of the United States, with
sketches of Remarkable Events.
Helen and Arthur, or MissThusa’s Spinning YY heel;
u Novel—hy Miss Caroline Lee llentz..
Life and A<lventures of Y'alleutine Vox, the Y’entril
oquist, hy Henrv Cock ton, a most humorous work.
ALSO.’ A FURTHER SUPPLY OF
Y'ankei* Notions, or the YY hittlings of Jonathan’s
Jack Knife. Beautifully illustrated.
Villette, by Curr r Bell. TheSwuinp Steed.
The CorsairChieftuin. Hazel’s new Sea Story.
YY'ild Sports if the YVest; by YY'm II Maxwell.
Major Jones’ Courtship. Major Jones’ Travels.
(Mironielesof Pinevllle. Roderick the Rover.
Nathalie, a Tale; by Julia Kavunuh.
Six Years Later, or the Taking of the Bastille, Ac. ‘
Ac. For sale nt No. 13ft. Congress-st. jnly 14 !
NEW BOOKS.
I GUISE ELTON; or Things Seen nud Heard, n
j Novel: by Mrs. Mary llcrndoii.
YY'ild.lack; or the Staten Maud Child- i sketch
from life, together with highly interesting stories: hy
Caroline l.ee Kent/..*
Sam Slick’s YY ise Saws and Modern instances; or
What he said, did or invented.
Aulifawnticisin A Tale of the South: hy Miss Mar- 1
tint Maine Butt.
Nancy YVatermnn; or Woman's Faith Triumphant—
a story of New Y ork City : bv C. F. Uniningtou.
I.afitto, the Pirate of the Gulf: bv J. 11. Ingraham.
The Empress of the Isles; or the Lake Itruvo: by
Charley Clew line.
Notabilities in France amt England—with an auto
biography : by Pliilurettc I'luirh-s. Professor of the
Paris Institute.
Hurry Covenlalc’s Courtship, amt what eatne oflt:
bv tin* author of “Frank Fnirlrigh,” *• Louis Arum
dell.” Ac. Ac.
Volume 1, Putnam’s Magazine, bound neatly in
Cloth.
Further supplv of My Novel.
Burn urn’* News. No. 2::.
Arthur's Magazine for June.
Received bv (junc7| J. B. CURREIMJE.
GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS.
•T. <. Rankin'* AY in. 51. llnrllck, Geo.
L. S it m in cy,
(Successors h> .1. Atkinson if - Cos.)
11 IS Establishment has been in successful opera -
1 tion for a number of years. The quarries are
well opened, and tbe Marble is superior to any in the
United Stale-.
We have so perfected nnr facilities forgetting out
and finishing work.that weeau furnish MOM MEN IS.
TOMBS. TABLETS. HEADSTONES, ami every thing
in our line of business, in (teller style and at cheaper
rates, than any yard in thc*onnfry.
When it is considered that we saw onrown Marble,
pay no jobber's profit, uml no high freight from the
North, it will be soon that w. do possess material ad
vantage ov*r all competitors.
Wo cordially soli< ilour friends and the public to ex*
audneour work, and compare our price.-* with those of
other yards, before, ordering Northern Marble.
YVc have on hand at our yard in Marietta, a large
assortment of finished work— ‘loimments. Tombs,
ifc. —whereour agent. Mr. (5. YV. Summers, will sell at
our prices. Our principal work is done at the Mills.
Address J.G. RANKIN A Cos.,
jnly 18 ly Marble Work P. 0.. Ga.
i: }}’ Every newspaper publishing tboabovn adver
tisement for 12 months, and sending us one copy the
same length of time, we will furnish tie m au impos
ing stone of 12 or 13 superfieiul feet delivered at Mari
itta depot.
INRESII 81PPLIES--I leceived per steamer j
. Augusta.—New Wheat—Hiram Smith’s double
extra Ucnessee Flour.
New N S Salmon, new No 1 Mackerel, new Codfish
Smoked Tongues, Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers
Fancy Crackers. Also, 15 bbls Crushed and Clarified
Ugara. by WM. G. DipKSON,
| sept 14 Corner Whitaker st aud Broughton Lone
IU SI\KSS DIRIHTORV.
S M. PETTINOILL A- (’J ADVERTISING AG UN* ‘Y .
lU2 NASSAU XTKF.KT, Nr.W YORK,
And .Xu. 10 iiiute irect, Ho.-don.
P. A Cos. ure Agents for the most intluential and lar
gest circulating Commercial Papers both in the United
i States and the Canada- .
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
HODGETTS, TAYLOR & HODGE Il'S.
WUoI.KSAI K >1 VNTI AOTI KK.rS* OK
PLANISHED TIN WARE.
laß XVllllam-Mt., in the icin',
NEYY YORK.
Tea and Coffee Urns, Chafing- Dishes. Veni
son Dishes, Disli Covers, Egg Codlers,
Coffee Pots, Tea Pots. Coffee
Filters. Nurse Lamps,
AND EVERY ARTICLE IN Tin: I RAPE,
oct 24 i'iuus
1)1 Itiiilll'N
CELEBRATED
CHEMICAL YEAST OR BAKING POWDERS,
T c tr.eaprd. Il ‘thi,,,. ~.*: /*./,./ .
lA'aiinmical Artie:, . /■„,■ r.iida ,- Hr,t,
JJiscuit. Fen and. n/dle. and m /
Ca!.,,. Pastry, /’idler s. ‘
Cains. C,.ra /leaf
ever la cent,,/.
r IHIIS is the mo* t •u.-mi.- and. u- -i’ o'. •mi vri,'. nt and
1 I leal iby compound in cxi-ti-ncc. tbr raisin'.: Rve.id
Biscuit,Cakes,Pastry. Pudding*. Ac., with citlu-r \\ heal
; Rye.lndian or Buckwheat Flour. 1; is .-inindi-pcit.-ibli
j article in the culinary department * >1 every hoii-elcnd
! cstalili.-huieut, and lliere is uoUook or Ibmsekeepei- in
! creation who will be without it at'icr bavin-; fairly
| tried it. Sold l) the principal Grocers and Ih u :
Opinions of tho Press.
Those who have tried it, h ive fot.id that tlieadv.-r
----1 tisemeut does not vaunt its praises |n,t In -iilv. ;
husm Hoi ii/i i ■ dJoui'tm Rb. 19, 1861
Housekeepers who have teslovl the quality of this
powder, proiiouiue unanimously in ils favor. -/.,■<■.■
, juirt /J uly (',-urie, .
| It surpasses everything in the way of/-. we ever
! yet saw used in the baking of.-. -Italic j
| c ite / Iteyistc-. April 15. I s'i3.
j This is an article of >uch utility in various kinds t >f
i cookery, that when its virtues becomepi-.qicrlv kmovu
! no housekeeper that studies coml'o l and eioin.iuy.
will willingly do without it.—A'. )'. /VA.. Man I
1853.
No one need he-itate to use DiirUee'.* all iin port id
; artiele to housekeepers—/.’< publnn,, /t.aunf .
Aiishrillc Whip. 17. I
I Would you have light 1> *ead.sweet bn- t 1. Vq-ea 1 that
! you can eat with a good relish, do not forget n> j• •..
cure Durkee's Raking Powder, and \ .n will n.-t i.dt 1..
have good bread, cukes. Ac. /'/••/ /i /
24. 1852.
YVe have tried thisartiele ami run r*. ■ niin--ii< l it w itli
perfect eontiduuce —(ptrlsc (laott<. July. i5..2.
Durkee's Raking Powder we have tried at our le-n >
and our ••better half” was astonished nt the r. *ult.
.V. )'. H oly Times. O t. 23, 1 -..2,
All goo l housewives will ivjoice in an I 1 ril'v i lie
name of Durivcc, alter they lmve given hi 1:,. in
Powder :i fair trial.—A'< io lark .8 ~,. \ ;;n. i* .
Durkee's Baking Powder, uiulouhie.ll v ihehest arii
ele for this purpose that has yet la*en di.-ix>vei-d. A.
V. Cat’ Inn >il. /'eh. 12. 1853.
Tho highest commendations, from hundred-of the
largest and most respectable wholesale houses in this,
and nearly every large City uu this Continent, on,id
bo given if spa* a* allowed it.
Htf’ The arti- le is warrauteil t * give sali'faction.
Orders accoinp tit ted with t'as/i will t; piinnjitlit lilted, j
E. It. hIItKEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
YY‘hole.sale Dealer in Sul Soda, Cream of Tartar. Sup i
Curb Soda, Cooking Exlnu is, Wax Matehes. ,!c.
139 Wat ei’-st i--t*t, X- \v York
ung 17 HI
CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAKLHO USF
CUI tidns, Clinn Ia <*o.*!•.. .
No. 150 Congress and 57 St. Julien-streets.
! KTYVYX THE 81’BSCKI BER would req-eelt'iilly in
the public that In- ha* now opened’ tkc
)5, .rtiu st eonqdv.e assortment ,-f all the various :
styles of (•> H)8 usually kept in similar establish
meals. The wtock ■ >t’ the different depart mentis will
consist, in part, of the following Goods, tdz:
Car pot Department.
Royal Velvet Tapestry llru - •!*. Mo-et Brussels.
Rnissels. Ye| vet, Ttipe-I ry and lh it -els |in-*-airs, 3
I ply, Snpertiue. Fine, and Common I iigrain. Plain and
Twilled Venetian f.-r stairs, halls, et Druggets •'. t.
12-4 and I*>‘4 in width, ot every variety of patterns,
! Hearth Bugs. Purler and Sloop Mat*. Tahle>aud Piano
j Covers. Silver uud Brass Oval and Uelogon Stair Rods, j
• Stair bin n, etc.
Oil Cloths.
Os every width, from l to S yards, for halls, dining 1
j rooms, .steamboats, saloons, ete.; Rosewood. Mahoga-, 1
jny and small figured Furniture Oil Cloths.-I t. ..4 j
and,o-4 wide; Figuml India Rubber ('loth for stair.-.
Curtains.
j Silk and YY’orsted Damask DeLnine, Y\',-i--*i>d and !
j Linen Damask DeLaiue, Figured and Plain Dama.*ks.
I variety of colors, YVhite and Ruff for Shades.
Window Shades.
1 Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, and •
YVhite and Gold, entirely new sty le. Cord, Loops, Tas
sels, with all the various Trimmings for Curiums and
Shades.
Gilt Corni cos.
Bands, I stops and Pins, of the greatest variety and
patterns, of the latest iiii|K>rtatiou —all of w hi, h w ill
be sold,at wholesale or retnil.on the most liberal terms.
YVM. 11. GUION, Agent.
iH t 20 150 Congress and 37 St. Julien-sts.
T. W. Al - A RTHOR CO.,
(SIGN OF THE 1110 COFFEE HOT) WHOLESALE V.XI* IIETAIL
TIN WARE MANUFACTORY
A.\l,
STOVE WAlti: KOOIS.
| mr YVE have now, and keep con* *
tVU t i stun tly on hand, a full and ex
[ tensive STvM K. whic h we offer on J
HH|HLvcry reason able terms. “~3*) , Y
Pumps, liC-nc! l*ijc-,
Sliec-I liC-uu, Copin r
and /lac.
These Pumps are of simple construction, ami everv
part perfectly fitted they are so made Hint tln*v mav
I be taken apart and access gained to.-ill Go 1 vaiv,-- win,
| out taking up the pipes, m-<-vcii d<*tarliing lln plat
f.•rin. to which the Pump is fa-t.-m-d.
YVe are.-|so.*,-Ring th,-. elebr.ted It 114-K Poll cm
<'o4>liillK Sl4A4‘, fol w... 1W 1 1 i<-|| b. .-v .1 y
extensively used in the citv and country. The mi.
--.*s of this Stove, sinee its’ introdm tioi, hv u*. has
been gratifying- nothing lias ever been offered t., th
public for eulennry purposes that Im* given *u-li gen
eral satisfaction. YVe shall take great plea*..re in
showing this Stove, whether y>m pur-ha*- ~f ns m-
Dot. and we think we can ssdi-fv y.m that this S|..ve
is superior to any ever offered for sale in this market, j
mar 24 ‘ STOKE. No. I t BARNARD ST
CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS
r -f DOUBLE Refined Crashed Su C- Tz
6gar.CrvstalizedjGranulateddo.. NC v
Kt n,s. for ii. :i,
4 elKklßil l.ri-hl Ci ll'rVF^’
12 Ills I'l „■ sl.
Lower Grades Rcown Sugar. 14 lhs. f..r il.
Dark (suitahlefor servants)Sugar. 17 lb*, for sl.
FRESH TEAS—Selected from the latest import)!* i
tions. eonsisting of:—Extra Hyson, Extra Fine linn
powder. and * looking.
Fresh Mustard. Sard in ek, Pickles. Preserves. Sweet j
Oil, Aluionds. fan-v boxes Prunes, Brandy. London j
Mustard. Peaches, Turkey Figs, extra large and fine, i
and 2*l boxes Raisins (all elu.*lei-* whole, naif and j
quarter boxes Mnee, Nutmeg*. Spi-es. Ac.
Just received per steamer 2 bbls. pjg Hums; 50
Smoked Tongues, large size; 50 lbs. Rulognn Sausages: I
2 bbls. Smoked Beef.
For sale at DICKSON'S,
jail 20 Cor. Whitaker st. mid Broughton lane. |
SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME.
Hals for Small nml I,urge Hoys.
a THE Ladies of Savanna It have long want ed to
get. sniin-l liing very pretty for their < ’hildren in j
tlio way of HATS. They can now find *ii-liiir* j
tic,leant the Clothing Stor-. No. i'pll -imj 15*1 Gibbon'.*
range, where I am now receiving Pauamaa, Leghorns.
China and Dimore P-arl. Campe-lia.Rutland and Can
ton Straw-, and Palm leaf all nenilv trimmed, to rU |
Boysfrom one to fifteen vears oh*. Call and see.
mar 30 GEO.S. NK’lloLS. j
BOOTS AND SHOES.
20 CASES lint* sewed rnMkkin Boots; .
Im 12 do. do. poggged do. 11> •: Mrmterey
jB and Congr-<s Boots: Liu lies’ and Gent's Gaiter
* IliHits; Undies’ Ties and Slipper-: Hoys’ and I
Youth’s Shoes; 5,000 pairs Plantation Brogan-*. For j
sale by STALKY A HENDRY,
oct 28 Sign of the Golden Eagle. Congrezx st. !
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.--
Three hundred potsOreen House Plants.in full 1
bloom, comprising r.n eh-gaut assortment of j
- &L various and rare kinds, will ho opened and of
fered tar sale this morning* by
may 18 YY’ YV LINCOLN, Monument-*'-) j
MARRIAGE. HAPPINESS AND
COM PE l’K X * *;.
iiy/i /\ trr
’ I'll AT wi-behold many Inial.-.at-, in Ui- .*■
1 dian o| lite laoken hi lo allh and spirits v i e
oniplicatioii of tlisfas*-* an-lailineut. depriving tiem
of the p**wer for the •-nji.yim-ut ..I lit; it -m a_. whvo
physical 10-alth. bio'\ : i|u )ef sjdilf, and happy -ereut
it>’ of mind, arising in.m a < udi i uot 1 ealth.-lioiild
he oredominnnt
.'lauv **t the •ms . ‘>f her suffering at fir-1 perhaps
vears beteip.-rhap- da ring irlh<s*d.e|- tin- tr-t v> ai>
’ if marriage—were in their urig in so light hs to pass
. unuoliccd, and of. on, , no 1. .-t, I
J.X -1 FTF.Ii ) / AFS
YYlien to., late t. le'.netiltcd by .*ur knowledge, w,
j I'S'k back and iu<>iirn.niel regret the full eeii-lajin n. e
of our ignoram ,*.
YYhat 11l we not.ltei. give t-, |s j„ . -. rly
lit* the know led .• obtain in alter year.- Yml
what dn\s nd ni Ids of iingui.di we might m-t have
It is ‘ ‘* ‘ W “ *" a * “*’ ‘ ] " U
M! i xnhu.v t.\ / sr.urn.iXfi
Tola-hold the • ieklies* and -utt.-: in elidmvdhv many 1
wife tor 111 11 \ ve ir .fnniieaiKes unple and l onlr, I ;
lahle. ea-ily remedied- or better .still not. incurred, if \
M t'F tv/* M'i nr Fit
| ■ *,, 1 t lie inter nei t ion (.in I ail el in a lit* le volume
itliiu the r. .e h~| u- all <w hi Rw. ni.l -. n , i.. |„ ,
self
) F I US nr MIS Fit U.
. And t- her hn bind tie- eon.-i ml (• *i’ an.l -oixi.tv . |
By becoming; in time po kr.mrivaige th. 1
healthy min'd* riial’klem! -'l. .'.inV;, i,
THEMARRn r> wom w*
l* i\ at, Mrilh a 1 to la eim 1011.
BY I'll. M ‘I At R|| \l
:
< oit*.lGi-iiug; t tint .\ • % Ii nndr.vi lu-
Ik'i in nti ic i in lint. < .in In i. a , ~ui |,
n Cull I* nn w J t-ilgi- o I't It- a .-dim.
'<•'• anil mi os at Di-i *oinjiia iit| - .
with (In- v mloui.h\ mpiiiin*. nail ( tin |
nt-a il >
// I/./’ t Mtt.l.n \ < .•/-;/ >-
*eq in-lit II p.-Il lio.i 11 li, wili'-ll is so >lii
live to hrr.iw n liappim-s. ami that of G.-r J,, i-1 ..,,. j
lull either lias ~)• will nblain it. as ha* m- will nm -
lillshaiil v. le- ha* I lie k*ve and idb* t i"U ~| his w jl\
irit i h its “< OX hi ic \op F/i ■ i : ’ ‘ \ \..
• OI'IF.S
Have he..-n SFM’ J)V 4/.4/L within tie- I : f rW
CAUTION TO I'll E 10 l:(.I<\
r.F xor Di.cttM /n n:
Buy no bonk uul, - -Dr. A M. Mamieeau. 12'.* I.ib
ertv Mreet N. V.” is on the title pa-.-.-, anl tie- entry
in the Clerk's Olliee in the b.-i knj the title j..-- :u..i
buy only of iv*| table ami honorable de:.!, r* • •
•*end by mail, and address top-. \. M. M-m-i. , m.
as there are spurious and silt rej.titinus iidV.i enn-j •
ofcopv right.
/./•;'•/• /1 /- /,’ j- wiff . i x!> ursn.wo roMtnr
Xc> 4* \ 4” ii ** 4- to i” ignoi a m 4-, w lu'ii (.gnor
n *l4-4- is ,tj iat-i-y to t liom n• liolil at ar
II Cl <•!•, :tll4l \\ *l4ll to 4l is |H( out |^_
i 411-uu c- 4” Is >v i I It ft li our n nrli.
| mother mail J. iuain mdf u n'.-d'o'i'mim'ln. m.-m'V',-i
j es, which sooner or later, are d> slim-d |.. make f. .-,rfu!
: rn.vai;es upon her health, unless guarded a jr.in *. nod
I cause i” liphrni I'himsell wni'i i
1
traets from the honk, will bg sent ,f< - • t• • an\
j part of Ibe United Si a lee. by add re.* .-in-;. • ,i.| ,
J herein.
YV lx n Kinnvhil"*’ i > 11 appi n <-•**,,’! is
4-111 ])M lile i o l - .III!.
| Jitf-Hn receipt of One Dollar I for the l.m- I dilion.
1 extra Mi, UmgK-TiiK Mauhii r> Womvn Pkivati Mi ’
! I lilted States. All letters must be |..,*t pj.jd’ ’am! :. ! j
I dn-SM-d to Dr. A. M. MAUR Ml. A I:. |i.. s | i
, York City. Publishing (Mlice. N,. I .i i.il., r: \ Si reel !
j New-Yolk.
| For sale by Lee A Whitumn. Rin/::oM; R. |-. p.eniiet. !
Cassvill,,: |),*y;d A- Sear*. MeD,inoii-.:l.- J. \. i.rumM ‘ ;
i Dahlonega: C. Y'oumrt-lnod.* *u!*• 11• •ij <- ;.
! In New York t.'il >. In Stringer .v ’i'own-i nd. Adri
j anee. Sherman ,v ( ■>. l'ewitt A Davenport, ami R.iii . ‘■
NEW BOOKS.
j I BEAT Truths by Great Author : a diet}.a ; ,r\ . !
’ * aids to reili-i , pi,.;*,.
j phors,counselß,autious. aph i bins, proverl .A in
from writers of all age.* and both heini -phen-s.
I The Evening Rook: or. Fire kfi* Talk on M-nd* .
and Manner*, with sket. h.- .f M.-t.-m I if.-• b\
Mrs. Kirkland, author of “ A New llotiie.’’ Ae. Ae.
The Bible in the Counting Houoe: a course of Loo i
taros to Merchants; by H. A. Boardinan, I*. l>.
Rowland Trover; or tin- Pilot of Human Life: be- I
ing an autobiography of the author showing hw t. 1
make or lose a fortune, and how to make another.
The Race for Riches, and- ..me oi the pit* into w In. h
the runners fid! six Lee*.ores, applying the word ot I
God to the t rathe ot men : by YY'm. Arnol. iuini.*t. rot
Free St. Peters’, Glasgow ; Yineriean editi->i:. wit h j ret i
are and notes, by Stephen Colwell.
The Doubting Comm iinieant F neon raged: bv Septi- i
inua Tuslin. D. D.. late Chaplain of tho United State* !
Senate. Second edition.
Marco Paul’s \ oyago. Travels and Adventures in
Boston : hv Jacob Abbot.
Muriede Beruiere: a Tale of the Crescent Citv. A,-..
I Ae.: by YV. Gilmore Shinns, author . I the Y cm.-.*-I
Ac. Ac.
| American tlatneiii its Seasons: bv Ib-nn YY iMiam
Herbert, autlior oftlie “Sh,.,.line Re\.’ --ieerMalk
| ei s.” Ac. Ac.
A Dictionary of Domestic Medicine and Ho - .1,.1,1
Surgery: by Spencer Tlioiiij-*< n. ‘I. !>.. n-visi-<! w ith
addition, by Henry 11. Smith. M. I*.. Surgeon to |, t . ;
Joseph's Ibopitnl. Philadelphia.
Memoirs. J mid and Cori espoudenee. of Thomas
Moore, edited bv the Right lion. Lord John Ru**,-ll ‘
M. V. Part IV.
Cyril la : a Tale hy the author of ‘-The Initials.’’
Harry A-difim: .-r the Will and the Win : by the
author ot •• YljnnieGrey --Gits llowanl.” Ac.
The YVhite Wolf: **r the Secret Riolherwood a ■
Romamc; hv Paul Fcval. author of the - Mv t.-ri. * ‘
of London.” Ac.
Minny Lawson: or the Out l aw's League a Bo
tltanee oft lot ham : hy Chnrle* Ib-d Sw ans.
The Dan, ing Feather, or Pirate Srlmom-r: by .1. 11.
Ingraham. U.-q.
The Selmol fellow's Firt )uarfer a gift for 1
Children, editedhy YY. c. Riohards and<’f-u*in Miee. j
Putuaui s .Magazinel “i- June
Barmin. S Illustrated News. No. *j|.
Reeceived hy [June 1 j J. I! CURBUI” :U. {
CONFECTIONARIES.
lv. Ili.-il 111. 111,- |.||ri'li:i>ril 111,, inlrii’ i |,| Mr. \, v I
eoniti.ii) tin* Coid'eelinu m hitliei 1011 w 111-i |b) \. we,mil
A Rice: and that lie will e'onl inue'to imuiufaet nr.-, and
keep al way s on hand
aml Pun- CoiilT* f ionn i-i<-*.
Maiiiifaclured from tfi - 1,.•*-1 ui.-iti-i : ~ i
ilig every variety of Camli.- .mi m Phmi-. e. &, . ,v,- j
French Confectionaries, Lemon Syrup,
Syrups for Soda Fountains,
Together with every other article in hi- line, always |
instore ami for sah-al w hole.-ah ;■ ml retail.on the most
roasonabh*terms. T. *'. RICK. I
aft If S. E. Corner Rroiiirhlon ami YVhit .ker sts
“PEKIN TEA COMPANY.”
Warehouse, 75 and 77 Fulton-st., New York, i
■ This TEA * -iiipam li i* alwavs main- N
M t:i i.U” I :• lii.!, I. 11l I"I i.'ii I-, 1 1'.,-..■
Id X ; ft %
xj , j gi’an* t V. and are warranted In uive sal- “ .
idJKdion ill . veiy ill-tune,-. If they do not pi.d,*- :
represented they nun f,- n-linnnl. For sale bv tin- !
Agent. J A M.\ VI7R. Rrougidon -I.', el ‘* I
NEW ROOKS. Fun .lottio.*: or Lau-.-hs I
have taken a Pen to. bv N Parker \\ illis.
Men and Things as I saw them in Europe, by K* r
Count * ‘hristoval; or a Sequel to Lord Sa xondale.l.v
G. Y\ . M. Reynolds.
Barn uni's Illustrated News. No. 42. Received i-v
"tJ’J * I BHEDGE A BEO'I HER.
’ I TRUSSES. Marsh's. Hull's and Rein hart's'l'm - .
I and fine French single TrO'ses. also an extensive
assortnieut of common Trusses. For sale bv
wptjt JNO. 11. .MOGUL A (X),
l>l TTEIt AND cm i : Just reriha I per *;• am
I >er Alabama, ti fivsh siijq.dy of Butter and Cheese,
a choice article, for sale at tin*. Emporium. Lv
eept 12 M AR‘*RN GtMH*Aid. j
NO i 2'J .
TRIM KKlvlA ,8;l.
j-V'i Vl , 01 1^53-
GEORGE S NICHOLS, fj.
til. Mn M\ ll CLOTHING.
II 11 MS 111 \G GOODS. Ac.
i ‘IMP “*l * i;lli 1. 1 ii..w m slot,-,and nffcm fo*
i ‘••'■l - t-i . bln.- lack aid brown Cloth, Bcatct
*"lh. 1., , I hi Ckal,. and Cimd let Oven oats
I Gent sin. i la, k Cloth ( tanks and Mantles.
lieni - fill, Line. i1.,,. and Claret frock aud Press
’ Coats.
J jj’ 1 ‘ : *• • i Cm riinorc, blat k Chs
J Gent ••he I. D"t-t’lls* me O lilnllnele tl-KII thirty
dill’ rent pat t.ms f ti.iuy * inm, lull- vt lute st
;• deal 1.3 ** Ye , , tnbru, ilig all of
V v I• . I t ? Satinett It*>iin t-Jacket*’ anti
Can! . I In- hie Hu-m .-,** hi,„ k and Mule, tor mv
li:*li i Rnl.b.-r and l’il t Cloth Overcoat*
Youths’ and Boys’ Department:
•” *’• ‘• Bed in IIIK place ami < oulain* tho
R*.-, : < 1..11,. 1.1,.- ( l. th. Peter Miuui Overe n ts
11.,.- I la.k. I-i,■n. :id , laict Clnlh Die* > Frocks,
Bl 14 bhn i an I I-1..W O. asnlUadot Otath Preea Jack
■i * a- 1 - I id *•.. I mixed Bali|iel Relllld .l|l, kef*
M- .1 M lv. . , ai.l R. und Jacket*, for Negrnc-y;
im. I -iiii.-r.-, blue Cloth, and large as
, .. :• <■ v , “i-.i • ’assiliierciind ,-atinet I’uiitK,
I , im. i.vni. .i >ilk-. -Mpoa‘’ id -kt l. tli.imd
e:.. , .tv . I Me, :n \ •’ *. YI! .flbeal .ve tor
Children's Department :
1•• )-IV 1-1,-ltv fro ,-.| met | lain bine-k H,||
I ■v .. ■i* *1 4 , in re 8101 • Wi:|, y.. th
! ‘I ‘"li). - e.-w style • I tam y I ,-**<
black and gie* n Tn
"v. at*: eml i, ujerid Caps. All lei children
< i.i! 1 . eli, I y- and y. ul i.'* hit-■ i.fi-1 e ,|,.red Shirts
Fancy Articles;
n- • ! <-, el V .- , li.-1.-t. ,- „... -nil.--mon s ward
• ■ b. ! . ait. .1 i. 1 logelher with tbe ri, l est
•• • „ lit * I1.:••1• * I : in CAPS for gentlemen,
• • utils. and . btldien
N B M lOf I ula.vi .. I lb. Men and 8.-v*’
• Gnu have .. nm -l,- • 1 o M .re.*slv I.r mv trad*.
*•!..1 under mv nope, t.. 1, at th-\. rill.and I ,-nn con
’ ■'••i-.tiv • • - I them a* giant, amt as ch.-ap as
•” 1 e t.-m ,-w Lei •• Ih.-.iii/en- and putdi, gen
- ‘ • If io,. . I to, all and -cr at the Clothing Store,
sot i 1:e 11 tYa iill iai t.
I 1 ‘ l-M RIP*I-.R.~ be leave l-> state that tln-v
I • -mhe : *•■ -lay ill Savannah. an.lJmva
FALL AND W INTER
STOCK CF DRV GOODS,
t- ■ r : /,<••.*. can 111 >t be siirj Hsscd ;
and w.1 ni.| invite lb.- attention ot the public-, viz:
1 ‘l* ■ • 1 <*•• I tin. 1 1, in 1” t* ‘ 1 . ,-ents | ,-r y ard
! CI- n P< ■*.-. •!*■ . H* to ( 2 1 .. cents per yard.
I ‘ “” - 1 ■ •” ; ‘ ‘• “” ‘ ! per*yard.
I 1 1. ‘leiin, I ’: I .!■ plain aid figdred Cash
I r.;m I, Gala Plal.N , new .-tylesd
* hit ■• : - * • 1! a: - 4 banlilhi Veils Swiss and Cam
wl ing I Hidden Prints, bn •” n and 1
hi, 1 - aud shcniiiigt I Itinnela, 1 kmiibi
A, For .-ale at J. i'l. O'HEN A CO.’S,
wept li 110 Broughton strees.
Oj DIBBLE &. CAREY,
it DRAPEF-S ill WlliS.l
roit.y/:/t /t/tnr , ;i/lax \xi> wnnw k yit-i STS:
S a v a ii ii .i li, (• rt,
‘1 li.l ii VI, lb 1 . 1. ‘ w ouki -all the attention 4)f thu
I- u * ol Savannah, to their NPltiixu ST \ r;rr,T
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
” ! 1 ll|, v Ml '’ pc-Ti'i-ed iiiiimifnetffre to order, in
th, i.—: it, •-1 and luo I ta-bio liable styles.
’ sii.ir t k IC rntly ’ Muih a C’lol
all-I w hielihave been got up in a suptirior styfo ta
an . ever bef.ire oil-r,-d for sale in this market.
i ‘lk.’ -'".'l* -I It RN I SIII N’G GOODS is complete,
iialw. li a-'.'i-i l I ti-•• - Goods will he sold on the
n- tre -miabe und ac, - muiodidiug terms,
mar if
SHOES: SHOES!! SHOES!!;”
Eor lln I'nll :i i 14 1 \Y infer Trade/
Vc4*\ file .*1 R.'CKIItEK would tSjt
J v rcj.pe.-t fully 4-:Ul the attention H
Ir. k o* i h-pla ul- ’ soKleorgia.Fouth
U 1 ’: i and Merida, and the
I’.OOl** YN I > SHOES.
Ill* stock ha* I selected by liilli-ell w ith ,special earo
i ‘".I | art., ular r,:< i -me to I lie retail mid jdiinters’ trade,
1 that being ihe most important feature of his business.
ll,* confidently .-11,-i t hi* - customers and tbe public
‘” ‘ i!. ’ I-i *:i | erior qiuilil v nml on reasonable terms,
i! - ■■i.-fk loin |.i* .sail tin* varieties usually kept in a
Hiec Store, consisting of Ladies’ B hue . Roots, aid Gnl
. h - rs >•!-very van-:,: 4 <ciilh'iiic)i* Roots, Bhqos anil 1
liny a ) lulfii’, ami’
’ lot.ir,'ii s 81.. .* “Ii vory kind. In connection with
i the above lie has a large stock of
X KG ICO HKOGAXS,
whi'-li can safely be r,-e< lliliieinletl a.* a sup4riorurt*bli,
N"-11. I. will be *| are,l togive entile sat isfuctioii. A
call is s. diet.id from you 1 adore purchasing.
w 'pt “23 Y\ M. HF.IDT, GibbotlH* Range.
TRAVELLER S TRUNK DEPOT,
<■ i li l4>ti*s ltnng4-.
*’ •:• * .<. NlClloLS,lias r,*<-ently re
” hirge supply of Traveller’*
’ i lii I ‘trunks. Y all ices, and Carjwt Bugs,
’ 4 among which are the following:
Superior Eiu.lish .•*• Ii Leather, iron frames, new put
term.
Do. black Harness tarn flier, iron frames.
K i. lv and In'."iized 1 -at her Ladies Trunks, new styld
: ‘-' s . and inch lira** band.extra finish.
[ ‘2B. 30 nml 32 inch black and bronze Folios.
. .•'> common black packing Trunks, various t-izea.
*1- !. alb. I and ‘ - 11-.IIIOU leather Yidliees.
I * Hat Boxes. io*w |>uttern*--,black and broil-/, .
I h ,n Y\ilUn. Brussels, rape-try and Ingrain Carpet
Ihu all -i/.-- and qualities together with Satchels
I Tho'C in wan -.i- invited to give him a call at the
, 1 l. il.iii lor-. Git.t..mi * Rang.-, where great bargains
j will he i ’ *’ii Col! and -e- mav 4
’*• 81 ItsntlßKU. hn.T
j, g ? • _*JJ .insi receive,l a good assortment of
‘ VaT l Va f l lll 1 - Y. alisi-nn.l C,irpet I lags, which
A.LaJ lu- wilt dispose of on very reasonable
term*. All in want are respectfully invited t.• call
ain I I ; at them. WILLI A M IIEIDT,
je 14 Gibbons’ Range.
TIN WARE ! TIN WARE ! !
11l YY l ii hand and aiuconstnutly maiiiifact uring
TIN \\ ARC, ol every variety and quality, w hole
, -ale and retail, to which I would Invite the Inspec
’ lion nt il |.ubln- I a-ling a**nriil that I eun give sr
| isfai-limi both as n-gai l quality end price.
Also. Brn- Kcttfi- Bra-.*. Iron. I'naineled and Tin
urd .-an. - Pan Fry in- Pan.* ; Smoothing Irons. Fire
i Dog* : Ir. o Pot*. and Spider* . Ten Kettles
’ Gridin.i - W all!- Ir. n I'al I- Cull.-ry: Brass Cand’e
! slicks: Sunil.-! lea and Dinner Bells. Al*o Glass mid
Brit tan in Flui-t L;„„|.*, and immy a nicies Uk> nunot
l mis to mention. Cull and see.
I march 5 J. J. MAURHJK.
\ % ’ \ I.K I XI. (AXE IIMIIYG RODS
1 } Avery . >.iiv euieiit Rihl for tisli.-rint-ii: also, Hue
, u l eiinin,i| an l •• joint Rods, with and without
I lie-1*: .-ilk I io—. plaited and soi led colors and sizes,
i Flax and Coll.a, Drum, and every size do.; Hooks o'*
i every vin i. *y. k 1 - y I• -ut. I. inerieU d.-: In-inn. Bass,
Sin -pheii'l ami Shark 1 looks.all sizes, with Chain anil
Swiv-1. Fiy Ib.oks, sorted colors, Snell llim.Ks, Bait
! leli Nani Doodle - ’ Hook . sorted sizes, just receiv
ed and I'm side singlv an I hv Hie dozen on best terms.
je'22 I. I.**Y ELL. No 11 Barnard st,.
F.\Y IRMHvS. Be.vived Vy S. S. SIBLEY
The ‘lni din. m lii ■ ham. ter and Tendency of
lieili'l, Institulimis: I-. YYarren 1.-linm.
The |i • i -d YYill. - :< lime and Retribution: by Em-
I erson 1 te|i |lit 1 1*.
l.iltli- 1., i , oi Uu-I >ng YY'ihml.* of the Grange; by
Ue author . I Vd-hod. I in,bay.
The Yy In.-, Crui-.-r. or the Fates of tin* Unheard of;
Bv N-.l Bmiiline.
Putnam - Monthly tar U l-lu-r.
TI . I.oiidon .looinal for tic talr.
The Didu.'trv , i al) Nations.
Jam Sotun.tin King * Ydvoente. a Seotti. h Hls
i ii al Roman, e. bv Jos. Grant.Hilthorof the Ivomnnro
of YVar, he.
Tin* l; n liirtcnt - “f l lw> Art of Building; edited by
Jim. UulliH-k.
Y lofid: The D:ms, u*e. or the Courtship and YVed
-I.m k: by tl,. author ,■! the Gtllro.
Th-Reb,-! Se.-ni: a Romance of American Revoln
! ion: by Aria Ashlniul.
For s"i'.. at 8 . ! ‘engress-Ftrcet. oct 5
t . v •. •*. itUPK .\ \ D BAGGING.—For eo- v
l > by | ept 21J IL J. OILHHVy: