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' toporti of Ootton flrom gaTMMh. 1848. FromBept. 1, 1840, to Alar. 25 . 1847. . r oaT»tiroB«»* 0 ‘ S. /. Upland. S.I. Upland. 9,158 290 39,881 1,531 ‘-liS 73,677 71481 TMoiarartBilwla Other*French P ortV.. Total Franco...... 9,448 41,919 9,051 81,158 395 4,859 7,W8 335 4,859 7,558 OtherForelgn Ports.. Total Foreign Port. boston:............. IUbMB Charleston.......... Other U. 8. Ports... TotalGoaatwiie... Orartd ^tal....... 1,411 * 044 9,773 47,476 9,059 89,600 30 488 h 6 6U 37,339 9747 ‘ 1,085 10 19 499 -14,993 9,995 39,073 1,905 1,775 .14,629 974 64,754 691 75,275 3,747 11*,999 9^73 164,935 BxporU of Rice dc Lumber from Savannah*. From Sept. 1, 1847, to Mar. 95, 1848. , From Sept. 1, I810,lo Alar. 95, 1847. roar*sxroaTBo TO Met Cask* %‘r Met. Casks I.umbtr Feet. Great Britain........ m?John’V£ ilalifhx. West Indies.......:. OtherForelgn Porta.. Tutsi Foreign Ports lloilon.............. Bhode Island, Ac... New York.......... Philadelphia........> Baltimore St Norfolk Charleston New-Orleans, Ac... Other Ports.,......, Total CoastWlso... Grand Total.....;. 9,747 ' 405 3,008 940 3,360,890 1,701,678 449,668 5,357 100 3,794 973 827,968 907,794 1,123,368 35,012 -7,360 5,508,949 9,454 9,199,079 9,003 8,397 708 cot 1,440 1,879 240 608,800 9,0^^ 544,480 629,501 458.059 -1,049 . 60 o,m 670 768 6C0 3,425 350,769 387,071 384,763 381,835 60,000 15,971 '4,876,744 15,778 1,571,351 99,831 IU,384980 25,230 3,770,423 BxporU of Cotton, Rico and, Lumber, From Savfdiuah, from March 17 to March at, 1848. S.7. Upland I, Met. Lumber. 3)903 ' New-York,.,.,.... 138 Datha, Me * • Philadelphia, .... Baltimore.......... Charleston,.... 3 Liverpool, 80,030 96,180 31,688 80,000 ii, ........ Total........ 30 Tifao ns 34 1,076 9,609 7,087 645 287,801 SAVANNAH EXPORTS, MARCH 23. Per Br. barque Pearl,.for Llvel$ool—1,162 bales Upland and 212 do. Sea Island Cotton. Per brig Sterling, for Now-York—548 bales Cot- ton, 87 tierces Rice, and 11 bales Yarn. Per Daily Line of Steamers, for'Charleston, (for the week ending 2id Inst.)—899 bales Upland and 3 do. Sea Island Cotton, and 3 tierces Rice. Foreign Markets. Extract* of LtUtrt and Circulart received by com mercial houses in this city. LIVERPOOL, FEB. 26.—In reviewing the market transactions of the last four weeks, it may be noticed with regard to Cotton that in the firat fortnight .there was an improved demand from the trade, and greater firmneaa on the part or holders, so that prices on the 11th Inst, were |d to ftd per lb; highgr than on the 28th tilt. in American descrip tion!. In the early part of last week the demand eontinued, but after the receipt of tlio Cambria’s accounts, there appeared less disposition to pur r chase, and this led in the course of the week to a decline of ftd per lb. The character of the market in the wcqk ending to-day has been quiet, the sales to only small eitent, and {Alcoa again'ftd lower.— The total sales sinco28th January are 107,370 bales, including 83,340 American, of which speculator! have taken 9,300 bales, and Exporters 4,020 bales. There having been forwarded unsold into the in terior 1,870 bales American and GOO Surat*, it will be found that the aupplfgone for consumption Is 96,620 bales, or, sn average of 24,130 bales per week since 28lb ultimo, Notwithstanding the con tinued ee vine win - the-m«ney^ market,- the - Cotton trade romaias without any important Improvement in Manchester. The home domand la vory dull, and on the lns( market day the chief busineia waa in purchases for the Levant, and some low goods for India. Without a decided chango in the manu facturing districts, the maintenance of our present currency could not be depended on when the 1 pros pect of free supply from tho United States be comes nearer, which with our present small con sumption, would soon materially alter the position .of stocks, which are npw extraordinarily reduced. /lice.—Bull prices were obtained at the com mencement of the month for the finer qualities oj Bengal, owing to tboir being scarce, but large arri vals being freely offered a decline of 2s per cwt baa taken place, whllo inferior and middling are about la lower; Our stock here ie largo, but the home demand appears' to bo improving. Carolina it worth 17s to 18s for old, and life to 20s 6d per cwt for new. * LIVERPOOL, FEB. 25,-The sales during the pul two weeks amount to41,070 bales, of which 2,900 were on speculation. The octive demand noticed as existing at tho dato of_our last circular, continued with increased. vigor, end an upward tendoncy in prices until the 14th inst.j towards tho close of that day thero was a sensible falling off in tho demand, and since then tho Trado have pur chased sparingly] and the markot, boing little sup ported by either Speculators or' Exporters, lias re mained very dull. Prices may be quoted ftd. per lb. boiow those current on tho 11th inst. To-day there ha* been a better attendance of the Trade, and more disposition to purchase. Amount,taken by Consumers froni.tho 12th to t025tji February inclusive, 36,270 bales] and for Export, 1,900.bales. Import same time, 62,207 bales, ofswhich 45,632 bales are Amorican. Stock this day, 296,600 bales, of which 159,500 bales arc American, against 483,960 bales same time laat year, of which 327,000 baica wore American. mand predominate J^prices of American Cottons on advsneo of If ■ 2fj and Bom the favorable impres sion produced by*the advices from the United States, the following day by tho steamer Cambria, [ood ground for anticipating an increase in the buy ing probably has led to further improvement. The market is at present of a drooping character, busi ness being also Influenced by the unsettled state of political affairs. Imports—14,497 bales New-Orlosns, 5.609 do. Mobile,4.289 do. Charleston, 1,688 do,New-Yerk, 297 do. other ports] total 26,280 bales. Sales—From 9tb to 23d February, 1,163 bales Now-Orlcsns,duty paid* 66 a 90ft 3,860 do. Mobile do. 63 a 76j 2,207 do. Upland do. 66 60 a 74r. ■ Stock—American, 23d February, 1848, 62.000 bales) 1847,41,000 do; 1846) 43,000 doj l846, 47,500 do. Rice.—Prime lots of Carolina are sought after, ordinary qualities nrrr little in request) sales 373 tesht 12360 a 29)a parcel of 1,326bags East India Rico, exported from Calcutta, taken at 14 60 per 60 kil for consumption) imports were 2,240 tee from the United States.—Correspondence Journal Commerce. . ANTWERP.—Since our previous report three cargooa of Cotton have arrived from New Orleans, amounting to about 5600 bales. ‘And yet it is not on tho market. Common qualities are most in re quest, and owing to their scarcity command comparatively high prices. A few hundred bales Mobile and Louisiana sold at 28 cents, to 29ft. J00 bales St. Domingo have been taken at a price cept secret. 600 bales Georgia have also round myers at 29o. to 30 per half kil. Rice continues flat and only small parcels meet with buyers. The rates current are for Carolina 13ftfl. East India sorts are neglected. , s •' HAMBURG.—Tho demand for Cotton haaim- •roved since last report. The sales comprise 1000 bales American at 4As to6s) 173 bags Comptah Su rat a part at 3ft#,; 230 bales St. Domingo have also found buyers, but prices have not transpired. The reports from Saxony and Bohemia are very gloomy respecting trade in general. Little buifnesa has >een done In Rice. -Spices are very quiet and tbe transactions limited, AUGUSTA, MARCH 21, r. m.—Cotton.—'The sales of the week up to Saturday amount to 1368 bales at the following rates: 7 at6) 11 at 64) 89 at li)41 at 61) 18 at 64)78 nt 6ft) Jl at 69-16; 117 at ill 33 at Gfi 232 at 7) 67 at 7 1-16) 242 St 7ft) 13 at 13-16) 499 at 7ft) 3 at 7 3-16) and 133 bales at 7g cents. Yesterday and to-day tho only sales report ed to us wero 64 bates, vix: 8 at 64) 13 at 6ft: and 33 bales at 7 conts—making tho total aalea of the entire week 1622 bales. Freights.—Freights remain at 60 cents perbaie to Savannah) to Charleston, by Railroad'#). APALACHICOLA, MARCH 16.—Cotton.—'The Britannia's news reached ua in full Monday morn ing, and during the day aomo three. hundred bales, were aold at an advance of ft to ftc. The sales sinco the news have been very irregular, varying from ft to flo advance, and in somo cases Ac. In the present state of the market wo omit quotations. According to the principal sales of the last two days we should say Good Middlings were worth 7J and Fair 7ft cts. - Cotton Statement. Stock on hand Sept. 1,1847 ...378 Received pnat three days..'... ...6226 " previously 66769 Total 72673 Exported past three days .3789 previously...... 34277 Total 38066 On hand and on shipboard not cleared .31307 Freights.—Sinco Saturday two American ships have been taken far'Liverpool at 9-16d, and a ship (or Boston and another for Providence at ftc, To Liverpool 17-32 a 9-16d 5 to New York ftc.} to Bos ton ftc.) to Providence ftc. NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 18.-Coffon.-The total aalea of the week sum up 32.000 bales) of t^is quantity 28,600 bales have been disposed of within the put threq dsye, taken principally for England, though the demand has been more general than for a week or two put, considerable purchases hav ing been made for France, Spain, the North of Eu- ropo and our Norlhorn Ports. Tho total re ceipts of the week have been 39,497 bales. . Tho receipts at this port since 1st September (exclusive of the arrivals from Mobile and Floridn) are 826,- 328 bales, against 347JI74 bales to same dote last year, and 731,408 bales the year previous) and tho Increase in the receipts at all tho ports, up to tho latest dates, as compared with last year, is 161,681 bales. Liverpoql Classification.—La. 4* Miss.—Inferior 3 a 61} ord to good ordfift a Gftj middling 61 a7j good middling 7ftjmiddlingfair7|.a 7ft) fair 7ft a 8ft) good fair nominal) good and fine nominal. Sugar— Sales ol any magnitude arc at the inside APALCH1COLA, March 16.—Arr. ships Sabat- tls, Cox, Boston)’Henry, Salter, do.) Peter Hstrick, Rockwell, New-York) Ambassador, Hadley, do.) Robert Fulton, Wade, do.) barques ^ Z Rind, do.) Belvador,Ronny.do.t Brenda, Young, Bolton, Cld. ships Canton, Packard, Now-York) Constel lation, Flitner, do.) barque Gleaner, Smith, Boston. MOBILE, March 19,-Old. .hip Harriet Rock- wall, Qerrlab, Boatonjaohr. Walter O Hall, Chap, man,do. NEW-ORLEANS, March 18, (noon.)—Cleared, barques Brazil. Alien, Boston; Julia Sc llolcn, Whit man, New-York) schr. November, Whitney,Charles- ton. CHARLESTON, Mnrcb 28,—Arr. stesm-shfj canpiijrr, uuui New-Orieans.. Cld. ship Charleston, Brown; New-York) brigs Vandalia, Bunker, St. Marks and Newport, Fla.) Clenfont, Msyo, Philadelphia) schrs. P J Brognard/ Pennington, do.) Buena Vista, Brock, dd. MARCH 23.—Arr. barque Como, Bogardus, Bottom schr. Planet, Griffin, St Martins, W. 1. Cld. barquo Packet de Charleston, (Fr.) Labru- nler, Bordeaux; Carolina, Godfrey, New-York) schr. Henry Middleton, Stein, Baltimore. BALTIMORE, March 20.—Arr. ship Napier, Sanford, New-Orlenns) brigs Harp, Kirwan, Mstan- zasj R W Brown, Speed, Galveston) schr. T C Mitcfaoll,'Eaton, Charleston. Cld. ship E H Chapin,' Collier, New-Orleana; sohr. Emily Ann Thompson, Keene, Nassau. N. P. PHILADELPHIA, March,18.—Cld. ship France, Marshall, Vera Qruz) schrs. M B Mahoney, Scull, Charleston) G Hoffman, Ross, do. onlj a the weekof'_2,3QQJlMliflBBPHI Molasses.—Fair to prime lots, choico20 a 20ft cents per gallon. Whiskey—The soles of the three some 1,200 or 1,500 bbls at 18 a 18ft. rectified, closing feebly yesterday rate for large parcels. quantity and quality. M ARCH 18,2 r. m.—Coffon.-Salei to-day. 16( bales—market quiet and prices hardly aupported, Sugar.—Sales 460 hhds without any quotab! chango in prices. • to duality. Whiskey.- •Small-aalos at 18ftc. SHIP NEWS. Port of Savannah*.. ...March 24* 1818. -CURRENT PRICES. , Ord. to mid. Fair to good fair. Gd.tofine. Uplands, 4ft a 43d. 5ft a 6|d. nominal. Mobiios, 4ft a 41 6ft a 5f nominal. Orleans, 4ft a 4} ’ 6ft a 5ft nominal. The Money market remains without change. Trade in Manchester continues drill and spirit less. The unfavourable advices received by the lut mail from India have* again checked the im provement which began to be apparent. The Grain raprket remaine dull, tho revival of the remnant of the vanishing icaie of duties on tho 1st proximo, seerna to have had no effect upon prices. Wo' quoto W. C. Flour 27s. 3d. a 27s Gd.) Ohio sweet, 26a. 6d. a 27s.) sour, 24e. a 24b. 6d. Indian Corn, white, 28s. a30s.) yellow, 27s. a 29s. Indian Meal, 12a. 6d. a 13s. 6d. per barrel. LIVERPOOL, FEB. 26.-Sales 3,000 bales to tho trade—market flat—holders offering freely and pricoa irregular. LONDON, FEB. 23.—Corn.—The Corn trade remaine doprosaed, and pricoa of all descriptions of Grain and Flbur tend downwards. Tho Dulles will take efTeot on lat March, when that on Wheat will open moat probably a t6[perqr., equivalent to 3(7 5.16th* por bri. on Flour. In Fraco, Belgium, *nd Holland, prices have declined, aud supplies are •My arriving from thence. Indian Corn Is again cheaper inlrolaud, and jgihavp no buyers for it at ‘he moment. Wo aubioflt tho rieareet quotations ofto-day'i market, when thort was very lUtfb doing: U. 8. Red Wheat, 33| a 42| per Imperial quarter) do White do45| a 48{ j do Flour 25| a 26| per bbl., •upefflnej beat brands; do 22{ a 24{ do Inferior and ituf sour) do Indian Corn 26{ a 26| per 480 lb«.) do Barley 20j a 2*[ per Imperial quarterudo Oata.18) * 19| do.) do IfU, Meal 13| a — per barrel. Cotton.—The depressed state of trado at Man* aheiter has chocked the domand for Cotton at .Liv. er Poo|, and prices have reoeded*about ftd per lb. *Bh a dull.market. / ' , ff® a 8»Iri rather cheaper, some fair cargo Bon sai having boon sold at 8(6 a 9|.‘ Amorican-droMed /* ro . °fg?od quality wouldaUll bring 20{ to 22[ W-owt. . ' taken Yu* 5 ’ *2,Various, fluctuation) have , M «npUco. Up to' the Mth^ inet. an actfve dc- ARRIVED. U. S. Mail steam-packet Mctamora, Barden, Charleston, to Brooke Si Tupper. U. S. Mail atoam-packet Wm. Seabrook, Lyon, Charleston, to Brooks Sc Tupper. U. S. Mail steani-pnckot Ocmulgoe McNeity, Paiatka, via Picolata, Blnck Creek, Jacksonville St. Marys, Brunswick and Darien, to Bronka & Tupper. CLEARED. Br. barquo Pearl, Rowlca, Liverpool—jE. AJoly- neux, Jr. Brig Stoi liny, Jones, New-York—Brigham «X* Kelly. U. S. Mail steam-packet Metamorn, Barden, Charleston—Brooks <$• Tupper. SAILED. Schr. Sarah, Snow, Sunbury. Schr. Eutnw,Troup, Harris' Nock. Sloop John Millon, Croger, Sopello. Sloop Liberty, Bulkley, Harris’ Neck. x WENT TO SEA. Ship Wm A. Cooper, Cutte, Liverpool. Barque Exact, Stevens, New-York. Brig Nancy Pratt, Stevenson, Baltimore. Brig Catherine, Storer. Darien. DEPARTED. U. S. Mall ateam-packet Mctamora, Barden, Charleston. List of Vessels in Fort. SHIPS. Oriental,(Or.) Hoyt,...713 L’pool......J. H. Reid it Co Lcnndcr, (Dr.) Symons,73.1 L’ponl J. H. Reid & Co. A.Dashwood, f 0.)Reld,78i dl.c’g J. II. Held & Co. Knto Hunter, Parsons,..731 L’pool O. B. Cunim*" Tnmnrnc,(Br) Juno*,..809 L’pool A. Low*. Margaiet/llr.) Rodgers,MJ8 -L’pool...,...A. Low St . Treplon,Snow, 490 l.’pqol PmlelAird &Fi Padelroi' ‘ Ralph Cross,Woodbury,994 Havana,Cohen, Norris St Co- Isaac Mood, Brown,...384 NY’k...S. W. Wight & Co- Evergreen,(Dr.) Vasoy,574 walt’g R. A. Lewis- BRIGS. Excel, Rovell 375 NY’k.Wash’bn.WI Frances, Bawysr, 100 Poits’mth, do. Ottoman, Ilannam,,...905 Boston,.,.Padelford & Fay. Masonic/ „ Morchant. Jordan 347 wall’s O’Driscoll & Co. Juno, (Br.) Motan^....738 L’pool R. A. Lewis. Lancashire, Hadley,...061 L’pool.........E. Molyneux. BARQUES. Faelds,(Br.) Polls......579 L’pool A. Low & Co- B. Heaps, (B.) Rollings,281 L’poor. A. Low St Co- Naomt,jBr.) Wrlghl,..7IO L’pool ...Pfldelfurd&Fsy- A disc’s.., ...440 L’pool.. .. .347 wall’s O’Driscoll & Co. John ] Starlli.. Carolina, nson,.159 dlsc’g Padelfor 993 NY’k Brigham uaroiina, uiiaoy,...... 106 NY*k......J. Ctuaiuui^n,«■> Marcia, TibbelU 147 Bath, May& White. Alert,Simmon walt’g U.F. Wllllnk, SCHOONERS. Portia, Huntington,....;.. wail’g.R. Habersham & Bon. Henry Fayson, Crowell,... Balt.,......Brigham deKell" Gen. Washington, Postoll, dlsc’g....Connerat & Bari II. Wcscott, Lodge Philo., Greiner deBes Almira,Srallli.M. Boston,.r E. W. Bok< Alexandria, Randall....... Providence,..May &WhV M. J. Lonan, Chamberlain, walt’g May & WhU Wm. Burke, Lawrence,... NY’k May dc WhU ibipa Pi a the I MEMORANDA. larstow, hence, at Havre on the do. on the 18th ult. Br. ship Sea King, Martin, for t ftora Deal on the’llth ult. Br. ship Pilgrim. Flood,for this Portsmouth, (Eng.) on tho 16th ult. Ship Eaplndoln, Br“‘" “ L Uth ult. Sohr. Goo. J, Jones, Look, hence, ht I* on tho 18th inst. On the Uth Inst, camo ton milos S. of Barnegat on account of hei and at lift o'clock at night, waa run into a fore- and-aft aohr. whloh carried away the Jonea’ v bow,- aprit,head-raiia, jib-stay, &c, FOR MONROVIA,—Tho 2&abarquo LIBERIA PACKET, Capt. Good- rnanson, will sail from this port 17th April, with Emigrant! for Llbmria. Apply to THOS. C. BENNING, . m \r 24 1 Agt American Colonization Society.' FOR LIVERPOOL—The Br. ship LEANDER, Captain Symons. For Freight, apply to J. H. REID Sc CO. mar 24 3 J2& FOR NEW-YORK.—Brig Line. The fast sailing regular pneket brig CLIN TON, J. Andrews, master, will have immediate despatch. For Freight or Passage, apply to mar 24 . WASHBURN, WILDER Sc CO. v FOR NEW YORK.-Brig Line. 40 bales Cotton under deck' ond 50 bales on dock, wanted to comploto the freight of brig EX CEL. Apply to 8 “ m.ri5 WASHBURN, WILDER*CO. FOR NEW-YORK.—The A. I schr. AVM. BURKE, Capt. Lawrence, hav ing commenced loading, will have despatch for tho abovoport. For balance of Freight 'or Passage, apply to the Captain on board, or to mar2r 3 MAY Sc WHITE. JS& FOR NEW-YORK—Old Es- tablished Line.—The fast sailing regular packet brig STIRLING, will sail To-Morrow. For freight SOJialea Cotton on deck, or Passage, apply on board, or to mar21 BRIGHAM & KELLY. FOR BALTIMORE.—The SMSnew schooner HENRY PAYSON, Capt. Crowell, having part of her freight engaged, will have despacli. For freight or passago, apply on board, or to BRIGHAM Sc KELLY, mar 22 FOR FREIGHT OR CHAR- ^»«TER.—The fast sailing coppered schooner GEN. WASHINGTON, W. R. Postell, master, will be ready to load in a few days. Apply to mar 22 CONNERAT Sc BAR1E. 300 SQUARE BALES COT- TON are wanted to complete the cargo of the barquo HOWARD, now loading for Livorpool. Apply to PADELFORD Sc FAY. mir23 f* FOR AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG.—The light draught stoam-packot H. L< COOK. Jnd. R. lnlv, master, will icave Thu Aftyrrook, 24th instant, at 6 o’clock, precisely. She will continue to leave every Friday at the same hour. For Freight en gagement or Passage, having suporior accommoda tions, apply on board at Anderson’s loufcr wharf, or to S. SOLOMONS Sc CO. •Way Freight payable by Shippers. No Freight will bo recoived on board after 4 o’ clock on the afternoon of departure. Freight will be recoived inStore during the ab sence of the boat free of charge. mar 24 THEATRE. aecond NianT of VENUS RISING FROM THE SEA* — 1 n - / Prqftnor Perch’s celebrated European Troup qf ARTISTES! . THIS {FRIDAY,) EVEJfmO, MARCH 24tt, . A series of benuliful Historical and Scriptural TABLEAUX VIVANTS. Professor Pesch having been engaged in this business for a numbor of years, boing the first, in connexion with Professors Muller Sc Keller, to ex hibit thesn Tableaux in Paris, London, Liverpool, nnd other cities, feels confident that he is able to produce a NEW SERIES OF TABLEAUX equal to any thing of the kind ever before exhibited in this country,and every way worthy ofpnbliesupport. lyo BRICKLAYERS—Proposals X will be received until the 30tli instant, for the erection'of a Brick Dwelling House and Stable, on the Old Jail Lot. For more particular information onquire of the subscriber at Ills office, mar 24 3 JOHN S. NORRIS. /THE CONQUEST OF CAL1FOR- ' JL N1A AND MEXICO BY THE FORCES OFTHE UNITED STATES IN 1816-7; by James Madison Cutts, with Engravings, , The West, its Soil, Surface, and Productions; by James Hall. The Children oftho Phalanstery; by F Cantagrol. Rocoived by JOHN M. COOPER, mar 24 13AREGES—PER STEAMER— JL# Just received by the subscribers, a large lot of Figured Bareges and Grenadines, very hand some nnd very cheap. DEWITT & a MORUAN, mar 24 Ribgp’s New Building, Congresa-st. npHE LONDON IMPROVED X WRITING PAD OR ?OLID BLOTTER - A moat convenient and economical article for writing upon. Received by mar 24 JOHN M. COOPER. rpRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, JL plain Barogos. Prints, Linen Ginghams, and other style* of Dry Goods, jusf received per’steqm- or,’ from New-York, by DEWITT Sc MORGAN, mar 24 Ribero’a New Building, Congrcss-st. OLACK MARQUISE, do Barogos, J-# omb’d Chemisette and Capos; just receivod per ‘steamer,’ from Now-York, by 1 DEWITT Sc .MORGAN, mot.24 'Ribero’a New Building, Congrcss-st. TUST RECEIVED—Per brig Clin ch ton—20 Obis prime Red Apples; for siue by W. C. VANDENBLRG Sc CO., *mar 24 No. 4 Barnard-st. QWEDES IRON.—r50 tons broad O Swedes Iron; 100 do narrow do do, forsale by mar23 ’ N.B.&H. WEED. TVTEW ORLEANS SUGAR ANP J.V MOLASSES.—14 hhds prime New Orleani Sugar ahd 65 bbls primo New Orleans Molasses, now landing from brig John Enders, and for sale at accommodating prices from tho wliorft by mar 23 3 W. WOODBRIDGE. rilEAS.—A fresh supply of Greon X and Black Teas oY every grade and stylo, re- coivod por brig Excel and for salo by W. W. GOODRICH, % Agents for tho Now-York Canton Tea Co. , mar‘23 Smots’ Building, Whltakor-it. ]\TEW ORLEANS SUGAR 10 11 hhds choico N. O. Sugar, landing from brig John Enders, and for sale by , mar23 |SORANTON Sc JOHNSTON. OR1ME LAUD—100 kegs, lund- SL ing from tho brig John Enders, and for sale by mar 23 H. J. GILBERT. • nriABLET OF A-LABASTEK—A JL fresh supply of Cashmerinn Tablet of Ala- baiter, for removing tan, pimplea, freckles, &c.> h 'mir 5" rurnodi iu “ r o e R° HKNDmCKsXfJ. . WORK AND BEEF—Landing .75 , JL bbls Primo Pork: 30 do Mors do; 60 do' Primo Boef) 25 do Meaa do) 100 do Pilot and Navy Bread) 1 for sale by WOOD, CLAGHORN « CO.) mar 23 ' /"CHELTENHAM SALTS—A sup- V/ ply of the colobratod Cheltenham Salts^war* ranted the genuine imported article) .for «"lo by 1 A. 1. UOWINJ!., r mar 23 Smets’ Building, T EAF^OBACPO.-aihhd.fof*ale mstty A. WELLES. TVTEW-ORLEANS whiskey— J V 50 bbls landing and for salo by ' mar23 A. WELLES. B3ACON SHOULDERS—20 hhdg M choico Cincinnati cured, landing por brig John Enders, and for sale by A. WELLES mar 23 lVT ORLEANS SUGAR—16 bhds. IL choice; 12 do clarified, just received and for sale by mar 23 . A. WELLES. ]VEW ORLEANS MOLASSES— X 1 100 bbl. for .ale by A. WELLES, fobs "IDEFINED SUGAR.—40packages A.V WooI«ey*& Woolley’s Loaf, Crashed and Powdered, for salo low, by feb 26 A. WELLES. 13UTTER—20 kegs choice Orange ■2# county, for sole by A. WELLES, feb 26 HHEA — 150 packages, comprising X the usual grades and style package, for sale by A. WELLES. RUCK WHEAT FLOUR—Whole, SJ Half, Quarter and Eighth bbl.. For .aio. low bj A. WELLES. P RACKERS—76 bbls and half bbls Vy and bozo. Butter. Spdu and Sugar, for .ale by fob 26 A. WELLES. /"•CANAL FLOUR—31) whole and Vy 26 half bbl. bbttUeneaeo brand., fnrialeby feb 26 A. WELLES. /"lOFFEE.—450 bags choice Green V-/ Rio, for sale’by feb 14 A. WELLES. TUST RECEIVE D—Per brig *# Prince do Joinviile—50 bunches Bananas, npd 40,000 Plantains,in fine order, and forsale by FORD Sc WATTS. Also, 20 boxes Lemons. mar 21 A GENTS FOR THE PEOPLE’S ■lA. TEA COMPANY—For tho salo of fine Young Hyson, Imperial and Gun PowdorTeas. Also, lino Oolong, Souchong nnd Powchong Black Teas. J. C. HINCHMAN Sc CO., mar8 Corner Broughton and Drayton-sts. /“^OAL.—50 tons Richmond Coal, AJ screened and free from.dust, for snle by mar 10 E. W. BUKER. TNDELlBLE INK—Kidder’s In- .1. delible Ink, warranted a good article; alio, in delible ink without preparation, equally ns good, for solo by , A T. BOWNK, roar 23 - Smots’ Building. WAIN KILLER—A large supply JL of Davis’ celebrated Pain Killer, just recoived and for salo by G. R. HENDRICKSON, mar 23 Gibbons'Building. T?LAX OSNABURGS— 2 bules JL best quality; just recoived and.for sale by mBr22 SNIDER, LATHROP Sc NEyiTT. TTELVET CHALK.—1 'gross su- V* periorCho Chan’s highly perfomed Velvet Chalk, received and for sale low, at No. 154 Brough- ton-street, by J. S. MOREL, M. D. mar 22 ESSENCE DE MOUCHIN. — 1 •1—d box Essence de Mnuchin, received and for ■ale low, at 154 Broughton-street, by mar 22 J- S. MOREL, M. D. piRACKERS, FILBERTS AND V/ PICKLES.—5 bags fresh Filberts) 4 do Eng lish Walnuts; 6 boxes superior Italian Mnccaroni; 6 do do do Vermicelli; 20 bbl of those superfine But ter Crackers) 20 boxes do Sodn Biscuit. Also, W Underwood's celebrated Pickles, in jars by the gal lon: a fresh supply of Smoked Tongues, Beef nnd Bologna Sausages, now landing from brigs Excel ond Clinton, and for salo by mar 22 J. ROUSSEAU. CUFERIOJJ CASTOR OIL—He- KJ ccived and for aale at L54 Broughton-street, by JAS. S. MOREL, M. D. mar 22 jt/IOLASSES.—Cardenas Molasses ITJI of auperior quality .'cargo of schooner Gen Weshlnghton, landing and for sale by mar 22 CONNERAT & BAR1E. ROUND GINGER —Received VX and for sale at 154 Broughton-streot, by mar 22 JAS. 8. MOREL, M. D. pLAUET WINE—In casks and half casks, imported from Bordeaux expressly for this market. For sale by mar 22 lm O’DRISCOLL & CO. /"1UBA HONEY, Bermuda Arrow AJ Root, both superior. For sale at No. 154 Broughton-atreet, by J. S. MOREL, M. D. mnr 22 f'lU.BA MOLASSES —222 hhds., Aj in fine order, the cargo of the brig Princo de Joinviile, from Havana. For isle by mar 22 PADELFORD Sc FAY. TSTHITE VINEGAR. —Superior 'T White Vinegar for sale ot 151 Broughton- streot, most excollent for pickling, by mar 22 J. S. MOREL, M. D. /CASTOR OIL CAPSULES—Re- V-/ ceived and forsale at 154 Broughton-street, by „ mar22 J. S. MOREL, M. D.- DAISINS.—30 boxes Raisins now .JLV landing from ship Edwin, and for aale by mar 22 E- SWIFT. TXAY,—200 bundles prime Norhern JCX Hay, landing from ship Lancashire, nnd for sale by . E. W. BUKER. mar 15 1 OUISIAJVA SUGAR AND MOr t-J LASSES.—20 hhds Sugar, and 25 bbls Mo lasses, landing from brig Medford., For snle by feb5 , . BROOKS Sc TUPPER. H AY.—50 bundles primo Rtvsr Hi)-, for ulo low ftom Ih. wh.rl, by mar 16 • BRIGHAM & KEM,V. Butter. B-Y F. W. HE1NEMANN. 13 kegs Prime Buttor, just landing from bri* Clinton, forsale. mar 21 CuEa Molasses. BY F. W. HEINEMANN. ....... At Private Sale. . 100 hhds Cardena’s Cuba Molasses, a very eupe rior article just recoived and will bo sold low mar 14 .« GROCERIES. w The Subscriber has received i^lj^^orraccnt arrivals from Now- 23 hhds primo N O Sugar) 50 bbls do do Molasses 100 kegs No I Lard) 60 hhds MaUnxas do 23 tierces Molasses; 100 bbls Common Gin 60 bblsN E Rum; 50 do N O Whiskey 20 casks choice new Hams) 100 boxes Soap 20 do and 60 boxes Cheese; 23 coils Rope 200 packages Tobacco, variouk brands 23 qr chests Hyson Tea 30 bbls Butter and Sugar Crackers 20 do Pilot Bread - 26 do and half bbls Nos 1 and 2 Mackerol. For sale by H. A. CRANE, fob II l?oa A- Northern • mar 21 AUCTIONS. BY' F. W. HEINEMANN. THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock, in frontofStoro, A genoral assortment of Groceries, vix: Gin, Brandy, Wine, Rum, Bacon, Cheese, Soap, Lard, Candles, &c. Also, Segars, Tea, Mustard, Crock- ery-waro, Glass-ware, Hvd-wsre, Kitchen-ware, Furniture, die. die. . Also, to close consignments: 4 half pipes Champagne Brandy, winter 1827. 2 hhds, Hama, 5 Baltimore Heme. Terms cash before delivery. mar 24 Dry Goods at Auction. BY F. W. HEINEMANN. THIS DAY, at ll 'o’clock, in front of Store. 60 pieces French Organdy colored Muslin, 30 pieces French plaid Cambric, 6 pieces black Al- pacca Lustres, 3 pieces Sprig’d Muslins, SOpieccs assorted Cambrics, coloured, light and dark) 1 dozen 8-4 Spring Shawls, 20 ‘dozen ladies’ white cotton Hose, lOdozon cotton half Hose, 15 pieces coitoir Shirting, Pins, Needles, Cutlery, dec. die. Terme cash. mar 24 Central Rail-Road Stock at Private Sale. BY F. W. HEINEMANN. 26 shares of ihe Central Rail-Road Stock, mar 11- Gin. BY F. W. HEINEMANN. 60 bbls ofPholps’ Domostiee Gin, just received, mar 11 BYT. J. WAL8H. At Private Sate. Lot and Improvement* No 8, joining Andrew'# Meeting Houso, in xamacraw, said lot is 95 feet front and 132 deep, bounded north by Brykn-et, south by Lot No 21 .east by lot No 7, end west by Lot No 9. Also, Lot No 20, containing 64 feet In front and 90 feet in depth, in Ewensburgf Ward, Also, the North-weatern quarter of Lot No 31, Green Ward, and Improvements. Lot and Improvements on Lot No 6, Lafayette Ward, fronting tho Military Parade Ground, and ft Lot and Improvements No 9, First Tything, Auson Lot No MiGroen Ward,and Improvements,con sisting of 4 bouses and .stables—ground rent #13 per annum. Renta for #372. Titles to tho abovft property, undoubted. For farther particulars enquire ot the counting room. Purchaser* paying Tor all necessary papers. Terms liberal. mar 23' BY T. J, WALSH. Private Sale. A tract of Land containing 64 acres, in the vil lage of Hiimpstend.known as No lit well wooded. About 15 acres is cioared end under fence. On the promises is s Houso and Stable. Terms, cash, mar 23 BY T. J. WALSH. At Private Sale. Upland Seed Rice, in bags of three bushels each, superior article. Alio, Seed Oats and Seed Po- tatoea.-• . mar 14 C OFFEE.—201) bags vory superior old Cuba. 10 do Mocha, 200 do Rio, 30 do Java, receivod by late arrivals. For sale b< pet 16 H. A. CP' ^GAR AND COFFEE.—I0U hhds O Sugar, St Croix, Porto Rico and Muxoovado; 400 bags CafTee, Rio, Old Cuba and Laguira; for sale by _ H. A. CRANE. nov 27 C J.OSHEN BUTTER, CHEESE, F &o.—26 kegs Button 100 boxea Cheese; 20 casks doj 50 bbls Butter amt Sugar Crackers; 20 do Pilot Bread. Landing and for sale by nov 27 H. A. CRANE. G unny sale by nov 27 CLOTH—25 bales, for H. A. CRANE. PATENT CONGRESS BOOTS AND SHOES! _ Having secured the Patent Right,and purchased all the necessary materiais. I am now prepared to make these splendid articles, in all their variety. They are the noaleat and most comfortable Boots or Shoes ever worn. Those who dislike cprni and other annoyance* of the feet, nnd who study com fort,fashion and economy, and wanfa neat fit, will please give me a call. / J, L. OLIVER, No. 17 Bull-st mar 22 wfinlmo E.n F.‘ WOOD, Gibbons’ Range, No. 71 and 162. Just received from New-York and Philadelphia, nnd now opening, a beautiful spring stock for Ladies* and Gentlemen: Ladies’ Silk Oaitera, fancy colours, beautiful “ Congress Bouts, with elastic tops Gent's Patont Leather Monterey Boots <* ■ •* ' Oxford Ties “ -U- -i Drab col'd Conoress Boots •• “ •' bl’k Cloth do do “ “ •’ " Congress Gaiters With a largo assortment, of Ladies’ and Chil dren's of ail kinds, and a good stock for Country Merchants. wfm 6 G W. SPALDING—Dentist.— • Rooms at No. -123* Broughton Street, op posite Dr. Cunningham’s, whero- Dr. 8. will be found at any hourol tho djiy or evening. ' Professional exporienco nnd previous success warrant Dr.S- in ensuring those who may. call on him, that operations performed by him will be done in the most approved manner and will not fail to. givo entire satisfaction; Examinations qnd advice gratis. 6m jnn 6 D aguerreotype por traits.—t. T. WILMOT respectfully informs the public that he, with the assistance ol an experienced Artist, is now ready to execute PORTRAITS of all sizes, after the roost improved method (or beauty and durability, and invites the Ladies and Gentlemen of Savannah and visitors to, call at his Gallery, at the corner of Bryan-atreet nnd Market-square,* where he will at all times be happy to wait on them. O' Daguerreotype Artists are also informed,that he will keep forsale all Articles used in their pro fession. nov 12 ' D aguerreotypes, at HALF-PRICE.—D.Thomas will remain a short time longer at the cornor of St Julian-Street, nnd Market-square, where ho hopes, by the quslfty of bis Portraits, end the great reduction of prices, to merit tho patronogo ot the citixens of Savannah mar 14 A. GALLOWAY’S DYING ESTABLISHMENT—73 YorltStreet- Neariy opposite the Court House, Savannah Ueo — Established ml832— Ladies’ Silk and Woolen Dress- AT. E! S A r v> oe nnn ssstaousnea mltwz— Ladies' bilk anu woolen uress- A L L—-tJ5,0U0 superior .g^^^Shawls, Stc., nre cleaned and dyed various n Brick. Appjy to Ino hriTTForaVer, With an explanatory aftirnntunm H. F. W1LLINK. JS ,nk duction.byG M.Bassey; illustrated with’ Ven an- engravings from designs, by Domorolne, nnd ous wood cute. - , rpOBACCO AND CANDLES. JL 20 half boxes Grant & Williams’ Tobacco, 20 boxes Sperm Candles, now landing from el' Edwin, nnd for eaio by E- mar ^2 P URE LUNAR CAUSTIC, No. 1, received and for sale at No. 154 Broughton- street, by J. S. MOREL, M. D. Yl/OOLSEY AND WOOLSEY’S IT SUGAR.—)5bbls crashed, 10 bbls pow dered do., now landing and for ante by mar 22 E. S S UP. QUININE—Received and for ■ale at 1M Broughton-streot, by mar 22 J. S MOREL, M. D. |\/|0 LASSES;—50 hhds. superior 1YJL Cardenas Molasses, landing and for sale by mnr 15 CONNERAT & BAR1E. T O PLANTERS, MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS.—Tho.Sribscriberhas on hand nnd is constantly receiving, % well selected assortment of River Lumber, Timber, Shingles and Firo Wood, which he oilers for sale on accommo dating terms. Purchasers will do well to give him a call before purchasing olsnwhere.»All ardors for either of tbo above articles left at his Office, 112 Bay-street, or at the Eastern wharf, will be prompt- ly attended to.110BERT A. ALLEN: Y OUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTH- ING.—I have received by recent arrivale from New-York,and intend tn keep up a complete assortment of Boya’ Ready-msds Clothing. Among them are very handsome black Alpacca, black ana mouao colored Croton Cloth, Check, and Brown Linen Sack Coats, Round Jackets, and Pantaloons, figured Alpacpa, Silk r Valentia and Marseilles Vests, Merino Under Shirts, Cotton Shirt* with linen bosoms end colors, Panama Hats, nnd Caps— all for boys from six to fourteen years of ago. Call at tho new and cheap Clothlnir Store. GEO. S. NICHOLS, Gibbons’ Range. msr23 opened ven an- iBtitnte ded to For xmrottrtKMb'Aj’w jnaq-Af-Uw. feb 19 M$o—j. ii nu»u - t The Middle Kingdom^ survey of the goo government, eduention, social life, nrts, r < &c., of the CMneee Empire and Ui Inha «• Empire and illusl !|\/rURPHY’S LAM PS. — Orders IajL received by the subscriberjor his improved Pine Oil Lamps, will be executed with tho greatest core and attention; These Lamps will stand a ? ;reat draught of air—are guarded against flies ond nsects—will burn out all the Oil—ond consequently keep themselves clean. They are adapted to all sites and descriptions of rooms. Specimens can be seen at the City Hotel,.Republican office, die., in Savan nah. They are warranted suporior to any Lamp in use for economy; cleanliness, and brilliancy. B. MURPHY, 191 North 2d Street, mar 8 6mo Philadelphia. C PRING AND SUMMER CLOTH- lot. ING.-The undersigned have just received per brig Excel, a beautiful and extenslye assort ment of Spring and Summer Clothing, comprising all tho varloua stylea and patterni, which they will eell on aa good terms as any other Establishment in the eity. Having purchased our Goods on the most favor able terms, we are prepared to nfTer such induce ments ps are seldom ever met up with. Country Merchants are particularly invited to oatl and examine our Stock, as we are now pre pared to ofier^them Clothing much cheaper than we havs ever done. HB1DT, MALLETT & BOGGS, mar 23 Corner Whitaker st. and Bay-lanq, pREAT REDUCTION IN THE VF p[ice of Humphrey's celebrated Remedy for the FeVer and Ague—from Two Dollars to Ono. The following gentlemen ar*my authorised Agents, and have the genuine for sale. Orders from any part of the United States, will meet with prompt attontion. Address, post paid, WM. HUMPHREYS, Jr., Savannah, Ga. AGENTS—Messrs. Marston & Brothers, Bslti more, Maryland; Dr PM Cohen,Charleston,South Carolina, T C Risley, Hamburg, S C.j R S Bailey, Laurensvillo, S. C.j T J S Farr, Grahamville, S. C.j B R Bythcrwood, Beaufort, S.-C.t' R T Pat- iek, Salem,Tenn.jJ S Walker, Madison, Ga.) W KKitchen,Augusta, Ga.; Shotwellfe Gilbert, Ma con. QA.j J H & W S Ellis, Macon, Gs.t Lightfoot & Flanders, Mocon, Gs.j Dorsoy & Knott, Grir* fin, Ga.; Solomon Goodall, Atlnnta, Ga.; William Root. Mariotta, Ga.) Cunnlnghem & Co, Dalton, Gt.) Dr. S F Culberson, LiGrange, Ga.; Winter & Bpping, Columbus, Ga.) B H Mitchell, Newnan, Gn.; Joseph Griffin, Burke county, Ga.) R H Bar rett, Reesevillo, Ga.) A MoLane & Co., Jackson ville, Ga;) M 1C Williamson, Davisboro'.Ga.j Wm Hodges,Sanderaville,Ga.) W A Hoyles, Louisviilo, Ga.) W A Carswell, Savannah, Ga.) P. Martin, Sa vannah, Ga.; J A Sperry, Houston county, Ga.) William Carr, Jacksonboro, Ga.j B A Burch, Haw- klnaville, Ga.j Samuel Talroer, Darien, Ga.j J B Cole,. Black Creek, Florida t F A Ponllen; Jack sonville, Fla.) J Wright & Co., New-Orleans, La. Cr Family Viaitor, Madiion) Constltutionaliat, Augusta) Helicon, Marietta; Mountain Eagle, Dal- ton) Enquirer, Columbus; Reporter, LaGrailge} Nowe, Jacksonville: Herald, Laurensville, S. L.j Central Georgian, handetiville, will plesse copy, CTEWART’S patent a T1GHTCOOKING STOVES.—Tho subscrl- bor will sol) three of the above named Stovea-ata reduced price, as he wishes to clqae^Uiem out. • feb 18 WILLIAM B. HALF,. AUCTIONS. BY COHEN & FOSDICK. THIS DAY, 24th insbnt, at 11 o’clock, in front of ouretoro, to close consignment, 16 bbls Winter Strained and Bleached Whale Oil. mar 24 AUCTIONS. . Executor's Sale. BY COHEN & FOSDICK, On the first TUESDAY in April, will bo sold In front of the Court House at 11 o'clock. Lot No. 13 Bryan-st., Continued, JOglethorpe Ward,) aold under a decree from the Hon. Superior Court Chatham County, January term, being s part ofthe property ofRobert Isaac,deceased, by orderof mar 2 N. WALLACE, Ezqcntor. BY COHEN & FOSDICK. At Private Sale. 200 kegs prime Leaf Lard, 14 tiorecs do do, 6 barrels do do, 20 hhds Bacon Sides, 24 do FBrto Rico Sugar, 20 do Cuba Muacovado d<i 75 bbls Phelp’s Gin, 7 pipes Holland Gin, 100 bags Rio Coffee. mar 21 Groceries, Provisions, 3tc< BY PHILBRICK, R1ERIAM 6c BELL. O-MORROW, at eleven o’clock, in front of store,- An assortment of Groceries, Provisions, Liquors,- Bacon, Lard, Tobacco, Soop, Candles, Pickle#,- Candy, Oil, Fish. Also, Chewing end Smoking Tobacco, Segars, Fancy Soaps, Matches. Also, to closo consignment t lO.hbdt new Bacon Shoulders: 23 bags Rio Coffee: 6 hhds and 10 bbl* Muscovado Sugars; 20 kegs Lard) 7 bbls Georgia Syrup. Terms, cash before delivery. mar 24 „ Sonars. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. BY PHILBRICK, MERIAM &, BELL. TO-MORROW, at eleven o'clobk, In front of atore, An invoice of "Waahington," “ La India," and Prlncipoe Segars; fine cut Chewing and Smoklnf Tobacco) Ferguson's and Clopton's fine Gold LsaT Chewing do. Sale positive. Terms, cash before' delivery. * , marjM O RAWN NUMBERS—Of Greene and Pulaaki-Monument Lottery, Extra Class No. 23, drawn in Alexandria nb the 18th lost.: 61 17 27 16 38 13 1 15 34 2 25 22 34. The Like is Seldom Seen. DRAWS IK ALBXAHD»U,25Ttt 1RST. AT 5ft F.M. Sales Close Same Day, at 5 PMn. Lowest Three Number Prize #500/ Greene nnd Pnlitskl Monument Lottery. JuXTUA CLASS. 1(0. 23, FOR 1848. J. W. MAURY & CO., Managers, * Successors to J. G. Gregory & Co HIGHEST FRIZES. $58,823—$23*529. 1 Prize or #11,764 — " ’ ** 2 do of 5,000 2 do of 4,000 House and Lot at Auction; „ BY PHILBRICK, MERIAM & BFLL. On TUESDAY, the 4th day of April next, at If o'clock, in front of the Court Homey Lot No.4 and improvement*, situated on Pulaski square, at the,corner of Barnard and Harris-streets. The improvements consist of a three-story Wooden Honse on a Brick Basement, with Brick Stsble,- Carriago House on the rear. The lot Is 100 feet by 60 feet, and inclosed by a brick wall.. Terms at isle. N. B. The above property can be treated for at private aale any time previous to the day el sale, mar 20 2 do of. 3,000 Tickets #15—Halves #7 50—Quarters #375. 20 Prizes or....#2,612 100 do of.... 1,000 175 do of.... 500 &o. &c. The Real Simon Pure. Draws on Tuesday Afternoon, 28th inst. at 4ft o’clock ■ ALES CLOSE AT 4 O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 75 Numbers—13 Drawn Ballots. Greene and Pulaski Monument Lottery. class no 13, roii 1848. Draws in public, in the Exchange, Council Room, on Tucsdny’Afternoon, 28th init.,at4ft o’clock. J. W. MAURY di CO.. Managers, Successors to J. G. Gregory &. Co. HIGHEST PRIZE*: 1 Prize of.... ...#600 i ,uuu. 20 Prizes of.. ...,#50 I . do .of,... .... 300 20 do. of.. ... 40 1 do of.... .... 2(i0 20 do. of.. ... 30 1 do of.... ... 172 200 do. of.. ... 25 20 do of.... ... 80 See. See. Sic. cwt FOR NEW-YORK—Old Eg- tablished. Line/—The regular packet. brig WILSON FULLER, W. A. Crawford, master, wlfr have quick despatch. For Freight or Passage, ap- * ply on board, or to BRIGHAM 3t KELLY. Tickets # I—Halves 60 cts—Quarters 25'cts. Pack. Wholes cost #25 00, rouitdrawback #IS00 " Halves #12 60, “ ” “ #6*50 " Quarters #6 23, •* “ ” #3 25 PRIZES CASHED AT This OPFICg. ' Uj' TlukoUuni] oiiaioi. fur Bulu,uiiu orders riutu the country attended to, at the old established of- lico of P. B. PENDERGAST, No. 6 “White House," Owens’ Buildings, mar 24 Bull-at., Opposite the Pulaski House. D rawing received.—The following are the Drawn Numbers of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 12,for 1848, drawn at Wilmington, Del. on the 18th inst.: 39 12 7 70 45 11 38 41 64 68 24 33. Columbus Lottery. ■ALES CLOSE THIS DAT, AT 4ft' O’CLOCK, P Drawing due earn? day al 7 P. M. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY* For the benefit qf Independent Fire Co. at Augusta. class no. 24, fur 1848. Was drawn at Columbus, Ga., on tho 2td instant. D. PAINE & CO., Managers. - HIGHEST PRIZES: §4,000—$1,000.. , 1 prise of........#800 I 4 prizes of. #75 1 do. or...- 667 4 do. or. 50 4 do. of. 150 1 200 do. or. 40 4 do. of. 100 I 126 do. of. 15 Ac. &c. itc. 75 Number Lottery—\i Drawn Ballots. Whole Tickots SI—llal ves50 cts.—Quartern 25 cts. A Packoge of Quarler Tickets coats #6 25, must draw back #3 00. Whole and Half Packages in proportion. Find Fault Who Can 1—Tickets OnlyJlO. ■ALES CLOSE TO-MORROW, AT 4ft O’CLOCK, P.M. Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delnware ond Georgia.. For thi benefit qf Independent Fire Co at Augusta. CLASS NO. 13, FOR 1848. To bo drawn at Wilmington, (Del.) on tho25th inst. D. PAINE & CO, Managers. HIGHEST PRIZES: ip*l«/,U6 1 prize of..... ..#5,808 V* (jPlwjVv 100 prizes of,.... u. -S800 20 do, of..... .. 1,250 100 do. of.... ... 200 20 do. of.... .. 1,000 65 do. of.... ... 100 20 do, of.... .. 600 65 do. of... ... 80 20 do, of.... .. 400 65 do. of... ... CO Sic. Sic. Sic. 78 Numbers—13 Drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets #10-Halves #5-Quarter« #2 50— •Eighths #1 25. For sale at GEO. W. WYLLY’S LUCKY OFFICE, Corner Bull-atroet and Bay Lane- flU* Orders from the country promptly attended to, and prises cashed on demand. qisr24 A TTACHMENT SALE .—On il Monday the 27th day of March, instant, be fore the Court House in the city of Savannah, be tween the legal hours of site, (say at llo’clock M.) will bo aold, the Barquo called the Evergreen, her tackle, apparel end furniture. Levied on by virtue of an Attachment issued out of the Superior Court of Chatham County, at the instanc of Gibbs, Bright &po. vs. John Hammond, and sold by orderof the Hon. W. B. Fleming Judge of said Court, mar 15 W. W. OATES, Sheriff c.c. TVTOTICEl—Clerk’s Office, Superior li Court, Chatham County.—All Free Persons of Color are horeby hotitied to coma forward and register their names in this office, in accordance with the Law, previoua to the % lst of June next, otherwise Executions will issue against such ■■ nre in default. JOHN E. DAVIS, c. s. c. c. c. feb 29 TVJOTICE.—All persons indebted to L 2 the Estate of Maiy Ann Crowell, late of Chatham county, deceased, are hereby requested to make immediate payment to tho undersigned) and|all persons having demands agninat said Estate, will please present them, duly attested, within tbs time proscribed by law. m.r 7 H.' M. IlODQET. | TVrOTICE.—All poisons indebted to 1A the late firm of WOOD&CLAGHORN',wheth. or by noto or open account, are requested to call and settle on or bofore the 20lh April next. All unsettled claims after that date will be placed in suit. WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO. feb 23 - [VTOTlfiE.—rAll persons indebted 11 To tho Eats to of victor Polnoy, late of Estate of Victor Polncy, late Camden County,' deceased, are hereby requeated to make immediate payment to the undersigned j and all persons having demands against said Estate will plesse present them duly attestod, within the time prescribed by law. WM. H. CLARKE, jan28 Executor. IVTOTICE,—All persons having de minds against the Steamer Wm; Gaston, are requested to presetiUhem immediately. clec.25 ?R. H D. SORREL, Agent. Slgnior Vito Viti's Closing Sale Of Statuary Vises, Lamps, Candelabra, and Rich Ornamental Goods, BY PHILBRICK, MERIAM 6c BELL, TO MORROW EVENING, at 7 o’clock,at No 100 Brynn-atreot, among which are Large and aptendid Bardiglio Vases, new pat- jrns, suitable for Pier Tables; Consols or Soda Fountains; Tazxo Adrianno; Statue of Peraens holding the head of Mercury, tho original by Cel lini; Figures of Dancing Glrfs of Canovs; Figure of Prayer efPampaloni ; Lions of Ctnova, Yellow of Sienna and Bardiglio Vases with Serpents; Beauti ful Vestal Temples) Estruscsn Vases; Mosaic Ink stands; Watch Cases; Paper Weights; Books sad Cameos; Gilt Girandoles, with figure* of Rumeo and Juliet} Ellsler, Bayadere, die. die.; rich and beautiful assortment of Rocsglia French Chins Vases, new patterns just opened; Silver-platod Enamelled Candlesticks; Do with Bells, new and splendid patterns; Bohemian Vises and Toilette Bottles; China Tete-a-Tete Seta j also, one fine jr French Chins Dinner Set consisting of 182 pieces; ■ Japan Waiters) Sliver plated Chafing Dishes, dec. die. dio. Terme, cash before delivery. ^ N. B.—The articles will be ready for inepecUorf in Saturday morning, when Ladies and Gentlemeir ire requested to call and examine for themselves, mar 24 Negro fellow at Auction. BY PHILBRICK, MERIAM 6c BELL. On TUESDAY} the 4th day of April next, at II o’clock, in front of the Court House, in the elty of Savannah. • A Negro Slave named John, aged about 23 tears of age.. Sold on account and risk of former purcha ser, terms of ■ale'hot'bavlng been complied With. Terms, cash, purchaser paying for titles, mar 13 4 FOR LIVERPOOL—The new * ft«t sailing ship MASONIC, J. Hatllorfe, master, now loading, wants 700 bales to complete her cargo. For Freight, apply on board, at Padel- ford’s wharr, or to BRIGHAM di KELLY.' mac20 FQR BOSTON—The new fast sailing copper fsatened schr. ALMIRA, Smith, master, having most ol her cargo engaged, will hsve*quick despatch for the above port. -For Freight of small packages ur Passage, hating su perior accommodations, apply to the master o» board, or to E. VV. BUKEK. mnr 18 - te for BOSTON—-The -bri* hb OTTOMAN, Capt Hannum, having part of her cargo engaged, will meet with despatch. For freight or pasaage apply to ro»rl6 PAUELFORDdt FAY. FOR NEW-YORK — Brig Line.—The fait sailing regular packet brig EXCEL, R. Reveil, master, wil! have immediate despatch. For balance of Freight, or Passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board, at Mongin’s upper wharf, or to* -WAftHIMtr— “ —m *r-!9 WARHRt 4 FOR NEW-YORK.—The reg- *uiar packet barque ISAAC'MEAD; R,.T, Brown, master, having part of a cargo engaged, will have despatch. For balance of Freight, or Passage.apply to S. W. WIGHT da CO. A 450 BALES COTTON WA'NT- ED—On freight to complete the cargo of ship F.Ll WHITNEY, for Liverpool. Apply to mar 9 PADELKORD di FAY. FOR MACON, HAWK- jm mm INSVILLE, die.—The steamer' ROBT. COLLINS, Capt Taylor. For Freight/ apply to BRIGHAM di KELLY. ' mnr 15 ‘ NEW ARRANGEMENT. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE-DAILY, • K T W K WN SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEA UFORT. (Inland two-third* of the Wag.) The well known splendid Steam-Packets METAMORA,..........Capt. Fhkd’x. Bauds*. WM.SEABHOOK, Capt. Taos. Lyon*. GEN’L. CLINCH, Capt Wm. Corky, Will hereafter leave Savannah every Eveiingst 8ft o’clock, and Charleston every Morning at 9‘ o'clock, precisely, touching at Hilton Head and Beaufort each way, and avoiding two thirds of thr sea route. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to BROOKS &. TUIPPER. Agents, Savannah. E. LAF1TTE di CO., Agents. Charleston, - * N.B. Goods intended for Savannah or Cbarlee- ton. will be forwarded by the AgenU, if directed to* their core, Fret of Commissions. All way Freight payable by Shippers. July I Semi-Weekly U.8. Al. Steam-Packet Line' lltTWIER SAVANNAH & PALATKA, FLA., BY THE WAY OF . DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS, do* JACKSONVILLE, BLACK CREEK AND PICOLATA. Florida. In connection with tho Charleston Daily Mali Steam-packets at Savannah, tho steamer SARAH SPALDING, from Paiatka to Lake Mqnroe, tho' U. S. 'Mail Stages, from Picolata to St. Augustine, . ad from Black Creek, via Newnansville, Alligator, lineral Springs and Columbus, to TalUhassae. OC AM ULG BE. Capt P.MoNelty. ST. MATTHEW?, J K. King. WM.GASTON,... •» J. Hibbard. These packets leave Sayannali every Tuesday and Saturday Monpitto, at 10 o’clock,and arnve' ot Picolata in time for tho Mail Stages to go through' to St. Augustine before night every Thursday and Monday. . Returning, leave- Paiatka every Tuesday 'and Friday Morning, at7 o’clock, touching as above' each way. - They are all loto pressure boats, in complete order, and handsomely furnished in every respect)’ are commanded by gentlemen of well known ex- R erience on the route, and their patrons are assured iat every attention will bo paid' to the safety and . comfort of passengers, and,to the careful bandliag of freight. agents: Brook* & Tuppor. Savannah) A. A. DeLorme, Da/ rion; G. Friedjander, Brunswick; John Beasent, St.. Maryst Fernandes Sc Bisbee. Jacksonville; A. Coy, Block Creek; Geo. Cooley, Picolata; J. P. Hawkins/ Paiatka; E. Lafitte Sc Co., Charleston. N.B. Goods consigned to the Agents forwarded free of commission. Freight from Savannah and Charleston,and all way freight, payable by ship/ pars. dec il TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH*' TRAVELLERS are advuted that their most comfortable, expeditious and only cer tain Line, is the Rsil-Road Line via Richmond and Washington City. Travel I ola by this route reach Richmond to break fast the secom Washington t Philadelphia L day. being always 12 hours at leaatiu advance of the Mail, as at present conveyed by the Jaroee River and Chesapeake Bay, besides being free from the uncertainties and hazards of a tempestuous Bsy at the present stormy season of the year. For through tickets, epply at Woldon, N.C., to . " R. A. ELLIS.Ticket Ageat. And for further information, apply to JOHN SMITH, Jr., Plantera’Hotel. reitora oy tnis route reach Richmond to oreaa- o second morning after leaving Charleston.— ington City at4ft P M, Baltimore at 7ft P M, lelphia in the course • fthe uight, of the eame- I TO, RENT—The Store No. b 114 Bryan-street. Apply to F. Deasler. or rl *- G.S. NICHOLS.
