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E.—10 kegs good
afhjflfdo
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10 do Macaronis 50 do
CONNERAT k BARIE.
PICKLES.—A groat 'Tiriety of Picklod
X Fruits and Vegetal^*, purely American, put up In
new nnd handsome atria, at93 percent, lea* than usual
prices, by JOHNSON k CO., Gaudryta Building.
PIIKSKRVES. — Wo olT.'r tho following
X 1’rearrv.fl Frulta In coinpctlUon with the flneat im
ported varicUra in Uie market, via: Strawberry, Raipber-
iv. iluinrc. IV.ti Ii. I'cnr. Lime. I'lnrannlr. llamwn. hr..
5w. U IuJh J(!liss!).\ k
DIO COFEEE AND 1*. H.I8UGAH.—
XV. 100 bng* prime Green Rio Coflbe; lOTrbd*. prime P.
R. Sugar; landing and for sale by
Jan 9 SCRANTON k JOHNSTON.
1 ANDRETH’S GARDEN SEEDS—
JU A ftcxli lupnly, received end Ibr aale by
Jan 10 TURNER k ODEN, Monument-equara.
X>UCKWHEAT.—80 km and 20 bags
JJ Mint new hulled Buckwheat. Jurt received and fin-
**jari*Ta •'* c ’ HINCIIMAN.
(J HELL COMBS.—A lame assortment of
G. It. UENDRIOKSON k CO.,
Jsnfl Gibbons’ lluildiiig.
TMPORTED SAUCES—lohn Bull, Road-
JLfnf, Hun,, WofcMfenbln and Ronl.cunp Sauna t
SIuSl K ““ t ' unl '
JuM JOIINOON k UO.,OudiykUulMlii|.
A MERICAN CATSUPS, &o.— Tomato,
Jrl. Walnut, Alushroon, Peach, PicalUi, Pepper, and
tiisny others, aomn entirely new.
Jso 94 JOHNSON k CO., Oeudryta Building.
T7LAV0RING EXTRACTS*—For sale br
T Jan91 JOHNSON k CO., Gaudry’a Bnllding.
■pECANS,’’itc.—Pecan Nuts, Butter Nuts,
^ - Pn,n " ,j “ r8a»Bk,o B .
XXYSON TEA.—14 doublo-halfchoata Hy-
XX eoa Tea, for tale by .
JsniM COHEN k F09DICK.
C 1 OTTON OSNABUIIGS—50 bales, jnst
\J received, and for tale by bala or niece, nt low pri
cer. MARSHALL k AIK IN.
Jan 94
CiUGAIt.—20 bbl*. Coffee Sugar, landing
X? from brig L. Baldwin nnd for anle by «
Jan 94 CONNERAT k BAH1E.
T> RESERVES, &e.—A largo assortment of
X Preserves, JcUiea, Jama, Pickles, *CaUup, Capers,
TLS 5 * Fra,U ' 1 "" W:ri ” a %. W. GOODRICH.
T^LOUR.—40 bbla. superior Canal Flour, for
J»nS° by W. W. GOODRICH.
PRUNES, FIGS AND GRAPES—For
X rele by II. J. GILBERT,
Jan 99 West side Market square.
/^BORGIA FLUID—For tho irrowth and
VJ nreservnUou of Uie Hair, Jurt received by
JsaU A. X. SOLOMONS, Agent.
THRESH HOPS.—1 bale froah Hopa, crop
X 1848, Jurt received, and Ibr sale by
J»n 1 TURNER k ODEN, Monument-square.
?iENUINE HENRY’S MAGNESIA—
\T For eele by TURNER k ODEN,
Jsn 1 Monument-square.
/^HEESE.-—75 boxea forsalo by
Jsn 91 11. J. GILBERT.
PAPER LAMP SHADES.—A choleo «o-
X .lection of Paper ! .amp Shades, toysthet with Frame*
for the seme, Jurt received end for sale by
Jan 93 COLLINS fc BULKLEY, Bryan-at.
■XTyHEEL-BABROWS—SOTray Wh«l-
k WED8XER.
‘\X/INDOW GLASS.—250 boxes 8 by 10
VY and 10 by 19, fur aale by
dec 93 DENMLOW k WEBSTER.
QMOKED SALMON & MACKEREL—
O 100 bM«. each, Jurt received per steamer, fte»h and
line, and for .ale by J. U. IliNClLMAN.
jau 15
POTATOES.—260bbla. Planting Potatoes,
X lan ping ftom brig Cnrtlda, nnd for anle by
Jan 13 TURNER k HENRY, Exchange Dock.
/^OAL! COAL 11— English Ihtrior Cool,
for aale low: apply to E. A. SOULL’ARD. or at my
wharf. t U. A. L. LAMAR.
N. II.-9JH0 II*. given to the ton. Jan 6
/^bNIONS.—50 bbla. Onions, juat landod and
VS for aale by BR1GIIA.M k KELLY.
'VTEW LARD, Bw*—Landing — 50 koga
iv new Lard;90do. Goabcn Butter,for Mdeby
Jan 19 WOOD, CLAGIIORN fc CO.
C NUFF.—50 Jaw Lorillard’s Maocaboy and
Rappee Snuffi 8 bbl*. do. do. Scotch do.; 4 do. no. do.
*h»., In bladderst Jurt received, and fbr sale by
G. It. HENDRICKSON k CO.,Gibbons’ Building.
Jan 3
TJAY.—80 bundles prime Eastern Hay, on
X X board ship Ell Whitney, for aide by
Jsn 5 PADELFORD k FAY.
QALTPETERE.—20 kegs refined, just ro-
O reived mid for vale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON k CO.,
Jan 10 Gibbon*’Building.'
PRESERVED FRUITS.—Just received,
X a supply of French Preserved Frulta, Including
fhcrrlea, Gem, Limes, Htrawbentea, kc. kc.,for aale by
Jan 19 TURNER k ODEN, Monumeut-vquare.
riAMPHINE AND WICK 5 bbls.
yj Wlllimiu’ Patent Camphlne; 10 groM Camphine
Itamp 11 ick: 90 do. Solar and A»tral do. do.; just received
mm! for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.
Jan 10
/~1ANES.—Just roceived, a fine assortincnt
yj of Hickory Crooks and Pearl mounted Whalebone
Can^by M. EASTMAN.
■JVTAILS—300 casks, for sale by
il nov 9 N. B. fc II. WEED.
<"<UNNY BAGGING—20 Ink* Gunny
V* Bagging, (hr sale by
dec 99 COHEN, NORRIS k CO.
n^EA.—10 half chfetis superior Black and
X Green Teas, of late importation, for aalo low by
Agent I’eoplo’a Ton Company.
Jiui 15 J. C. HINCIIMAN.
rpOBACOO.—GO boxes and half boxes To-
X bacco, landing from schooner II. re. Gambrill, from
J>n U ’ DKIGIIAM k KKM.V. .
OUTTER.—10 firkitta Goabcn Butter, land-
X* ing and for sale by JESSE k CADY.
J*n 4
/^.UNNY CLOTH—lObnl™ to nrrivo, for
lu l - *’ 7 PABBLFOHD k FAV.
I-TAMS,— 1 bbd. Adams &. Stevenson’s
J-.J- new llantejurt received and for sale by
dec 97 TURNER k HENRY, Exchaugo Dock.
C FIjUID—For tho growtii and
Preservation of the Hair; lust received by
d#c 8 A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent.
LJ&UAKS.—J00,000 Segars, various brands,
FiSdlik, r*” "*>
* COHEN, NORRIB k. CO.
GUGAR.—20 hltds. Porto Rico Sugars, 10
.h. . Hu c i 0 ** do -» 00 do - N. O. Sugar new crop; 50
bbl*. Wqidsey k Wootreya Crashed Sugar, 20 do. do.
Powdered do., 90 do. do. Loaf Sunn in store and for sale.
«*®« 1® SWIFT fc DENSI.OW.
1VJ EW-ORLEANS MOLASSES, &c.—
i 1 100 bbl*. N. O. Hynip; 75 do. do. WhUUv/ro rtore,
amt lor sale by HW1FT k DKNSLOW.
j«n J
XT AY & CIDER.—35 bales pritno North
XX River llay; 10 bbl*. superior Newark Cldor; landing
|ier achr. Le Roy, anil for aolo by
dec 28 COHEN, NORRIS k CO.
OFFER,—2.150 bara prime Green Cof-
fee. new crop, the cargo of achr. Midas, ftoin Rio do
J «ncUo^fi,raalo by PADELFORD fc FAY.
POFFER! COFFEEII COFFEE!!!
Vmnon°mU* < { l ,een Co8 ® t »Ending from barque
Jan°3 ’ “ , ® by SWIFT k DENSLOW.
14*LOUR.—100 bbls. Cannl Flour, Extra; 50
V four do. do. do. do.) landing and for aalo by
i' 1 ” J SWIFT k DENSLOW.
^(1 BOXKS PRIME CHEESE —Jurt
^i ML received and for sale by
J“»K! R. HlJIARTIN.
BBL3. POTATOES—Just rocoivod
Jan 23 “" I f0r “ ,0 by R ’ DaMARTIN,
75 DRUMS FRESH FIGS—Just land-
v. Ing per brig L. Baldwhi, nnd (br aalo by
i" 183 R. DaMARTIN.
A kUM SALT—300 buslieis, for sale by
£XJtoilM WOOD, CLAGHORN fc CO.
(1 Dvv p,EAS—For sale by
V^Jan 93 TURNER k HENRY, Exchango Dock.
SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES,
kc>—fiO hbd*. Mttacovado Sugar
_____ no do. RimoKko do.
50 itlida. New-Orlean* Susan 10 do. inline 8t. Croii do.
.10 do. do. do. Clarified Buiar
kflrH flnM^ ygQ l)U
SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY ^OWNING, JANUARY- 26, 1849.
15 boxea white Havana Su?ar; 930 ban Rio Coflbe
60 ban Old Java Conte, 60 do. Old Cuba do.
100 bhda. Cuba Motanan BS tierces da do.
p NYtv-OfIran* Mntaaae*
Bacon Hide*, clear and with
Wraac-.r
75 hhd*. prime
5 lilula. Shoulders Bacont 60 bbla. Rump Pork
B5 ken prime Baltimore Leaf Lard
s SESHEWSEMr
Jan« COHEN, NORRIS * CO.
T> UTTER, CHEESE, RAISINS, &c—
XJ 98 flrklna choice Goalten Butter.
7ft boxea selected English Dairy Cbccae.
60 boxea M. It. itaMu, newt jfebalf boxes da da, new.
<0 {£ K&lHKkr^iahi’fVl. No, 1 do.
80 boxes Pearl Btarah, Colgate’s.
75 bbla. Treadwell's Butter, Bugar and Soda Crackers.
30 half bids. da da do. da do.
90 boxes Bods Biscuit.
30 bbl*. W. fc W’s Refined Burar, crashed and powdered.
15 boxea da da Loir do.
Landing and Tor sale by
Jan 93 BORANTON fc JOHNSTON.
ASHMERES, MOUS D'LAINES U
PAonrannno, mv/uo u un
Vj WOOLEN BIIAWLB—At a reduced p
Jan 5 MARSHALL I
L\ P,il. i-antcnna MULiABBUS—
33 • j COHEN, NORRIS k CO.
i _ 1 vviimii, nmuup m, uu.
THRESH SHAKER’S HERBS—1 case,
X comprising all the llerba in genera) use, for aalo by
Jan 16 TURNER k ODEN, Monument-aquare.
T> APEU.—400 reams Wrapping Paper, va-
X rloua aiaea; 900 do. Foolarap and Letter do.; (br sale,
dee 94 DENSLOW k WEBSTER.
•RIO COFFEE.—150 bags, landing and
XV for sale by II. A. CRANE,
janftl
PRIME MESS BEEF—Landing, 75 bbls.
X For aalo by WOOD, CLAGIIORN fc CO.
Jan 19
13 OATS.—Three Yawl Boats, 16,16 and
.13 17 (bet loag; lost received and for aale by
Jan 13 TURNER fc IIENRY, Exchange Dock.
POTATOES—20 bbla. Mercer’s, juat re-
X eelved per barque Isaac Mead.
APPLES—30 bbls. large red Searmalns.
WINTER APPLES—Grecnina, he., lust received und
for tuta by J. C. HINCIIMAN,
Jan 15 Comer Rroughton and Drayton-streets.
R1SH.—75 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel, 100 boxes
X Smoked Herrings, 95 kits Salmon, (pickled,) 10 box
es Smoked Halibut, now tandtncnnd for anle low, tar
Jan 19 WASHBURN, WILDER fc CO.
*\T O. WHISKEY—50 bbls.. landing and
IV • for sale by SCRANTON fc JOHNSTON.
Jan 17
QUGAR, COFFEE, &c —30 hhds. Porto
O Rleo. 90do Muwnvndo Sugar*: 150 bags Rio Coflbe,
60 matt* Java do.. 50 bbl*. Phelps’ Gin, SOdh. N. K. Rum,
40 do. Domeatln Brandy, 75 do. Whtakey, 100 boxes Col-
rate’s Soap. 73 do. Fay’s do., 50 do. Pearl Starch, 50 do.
Empire Mill do., 73 do. Lemon Synip, 300 reams Paper,
tn *io<« and for sale by
Jan 15 CONNERAT fc RARIE.
I?ISH(—75 borrcls No. 3 Mackerel, landing
X ftoui on board barque Carina, (him Ilo*mn. and tor
■ale by WASHBURN, WILDER fc CO.
dec 97
Tj'NGLI3H SAUCES, fco^John Bull,
Ju HrtjqKWaMrtnkM, llwllntk RonU C.mp
k.ucm, Tlmnltt.. k Umt.h.w’. H.I.l l)m.tn|Cuntn
Powder, mid London Mustard: Jmt received and for sale
by JOHNSTON fc CO.,
Jan 4 Comer Bull and Bay-ato.
T-T AMS.—10 casks superior Hams, for sale
XX Jan5 THEODORE MINIS.
f 'HAMI’AGNE.—60 laskcls Trloolon.
K.y, Uucrt Grape, Mid Boachn k W.’ bnradt, tar
“jjkjj THKCUCKB MINIS.
A LE.—15 casks Falkirk Alo, just received
1A. and for sale by
dec 8 THEODORE MINIS.
RIGS.—50 drums new Figs, landing and
JJ for sale by JESSE fc CADY.
QMOKEU SALMON & MACKEREL—
KJ aOO Iba. Mch, In .lora, wid Ibr Ml. by
Jud JKBBKkCADV.
p LARK’S FRICTION MATCHES.—50
yj grosa of the above Matches, for sale at the reduced
price of ftl/15 per gross.
Jsnfl COLLINS fc BULKLEY.
RATH BRICK.—Odoxen Bath Brick, for
J J scouring knives, kc., juit received, and for aide by
Jan 5 v COLLINS k BULKLEY.
'Ll AMS! HAMS!!—Just received, 5
XX casks Neff's extra cured Hams also a lot of Amia’
Famil^Hom*, Smoked Beef aud T<>ngne*^for*rte
riOSHEN BUTTER.—15 kegs choioo
vT Goshen Butter, landing and for sal* by
Jan 6 GEO. IV. UAVIM.
f l BACKERS, SOAR AND STARCH.—
yj 50 bbl*. Butter, Sugar, and Hoda Cracker*; 100 boxes
Soap, various brand*: 93 do. Pearl Hiareh; landing mid for
»aio by SCRANTON k JOHNSTON.
Jan 9
^j^PPLES.—40 bbls Apples, landing and for
Jan ra ,e by JESSE k CADY.
RANGES.—3,000 Oranges, in Store and
Jan 18 Mle ^ JESSE k CADY.
T*MNE JEWELRY.—Another lot of Fine
X Jewelry, Just received, conaisUng iff Ear Rings, Fin
ger King*, Breastpin*, Bracelets, kc. kc., at
Jan 10 M. EASTMAN’S.
13 UTTER AND CHEESE.—10 kegs
J 3 prime Butter, 15 boxes do. Cheese, landing and for
•ala by GEO. W. DAVIS,
dec 19
13 EEF AND FLOUR—Landing por Vor-
X3 non, 50 bbls. prim* llcrf; .’*) da. and half bbls.
Canal Flour, fbr sale by
Jan 3 WOOD, CLAGHORN fc CO.
rpHOMASTON LIME.—500 casks fresh
X Thoninatun Liinc, (br aalo by •
Jan 3 COHEN, NORRIS k CO.
A LUM SALT.—100 liualiola Turks lahnj
zjl Hall, for aale by
JnuS THEODORE MINIS.
PUT TOBACCO.—50 gross Mrs. G. B.
V.^ Miller’* Fine Cut TobaesoJuat received and fiw
sale by G. It. HENDRICKSON k CO.,
Jon 17 Ulbbnn’a llullillng.
T7LOUR ANI1BACON.—150 bbls. Canal,
X Baltimore m.d Georgia Hour, 30 cask* Ilacoii Side*
and Shoulders, fc/ sale by
Jan 17 SCRANTON k JOHNSTON.
•\TEW-ORLEANS WHISKEY—50 bbls.
i.1 landing and for sale by IL A. CRANE.
Jan 17
BALTIMORE FLOUR.—50 bbls. Pk-
XJ tapsco, landing aud for sale by
Jan 17 II. A. CRANE.
THRESH SWEET OIL.—80 baskets and
X cases of *uperior Sweet Oil, for rale low by
Jan 18 TURNER k ODEN.Moaunteiit-nqusre.
T ARGE SWEDISH LEECHES.—1
.1, A cue lane SwedDh Leeches, Jurt received nnd for
snla by TURNER k «'DEN, Monument iqunre.
Jan 10
PLANTING POTATOES 30 barrels
X Planting Fotatoe*, landing and for ante by
Jan 19 • CRANE k ROWLAND.
p ANAL FLOUR-75 bbls. and half bbls.,
V-/ for .alo by A. WELLES.
r^ANAL FLOUR.—25 bbls. and 25 half
yj bbl*. Canal noun 10 bbla. and 10 half do. Extra do.
do., ftff aalo by , A. CHAMPION,
dec 90
13 ALE HOPE—50 coils, landing and for
J3 sale by 11. A. CRANE.
Jan 5
r I ANAL li'LOUB—50 bbls. uml 2D half
V_> do., landing nnd for aalo by
jtui 0 H. A. CRANE.
QTUART’S SUGAR.—50 bbls. Clarified)
O landing m;d for aalo by II. A. CRANE.
Jan 5
SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER.—20
lO kega, landing und for aato by 11. A. CRANE.
Jan 5
/•'kLD JAVA COFFEE.—50 bags and
yj iiockcta, landing and for aalu by
Jan 5 IL A. CRANE.
TTC/HISKEY.—160 bbls. N. O. Whiskey,
V V landing from achr. Abby P. Chare, mid for aalehy
Jan 16 COHEN, NORRIS k CO.
W7HISKEY.—100 bbls. N. O. Whiskoy,
V V landing ftom achr. Abby P. Chase, and fur aale
low ftom tho wharf. BRIGHAM k KELLY.
Jan 16
TVT WHISKEY AND SUGAR.—202
IV • bbl*. N. O. Whiskey; fl hhd*. N.O. Sugar, landing
ftom achr. Abby I*. Chare, mid for tale by
lull COBBN fc FOBDICK.
"VALENTINES.—Also, Envelopes for do.,
V and Valentino Rooks. A hnndreino usaortmont,
Juat received and for «tio by „„
Jon 90 JOHN M. COOPER.
T?NGLISH PARLOR COAL, nt 45 60
JLlip er%n, by tho (Ive or ten Inna—ftfl per single inn.
For saio at Latuar’a wharf; 9,910 iba. to ton. Jsn 10
/"lOALt COALII—200Innssunoiiormini-
iw Richmond Coal, Jurt received^nnd^forrale uy
Jj 10 and 00 days sight. For sale by
WINE^-10 bbls. pure Malaga Wine: 10
Y Y do. Imitation do. do., and various other kind*,
*%£!£> a. W bblbT
^I^OBACCO—200 packages, various brands
X and rises. For sale by A. WELLES,
dec 98
COAP.—100 boxes Colgate’s Palo and No.
k3 1 Kirkrn’*, and No. 1 Smim’aFaaiUy. Also Bendy’s
No.^, for gale by A. WELLES.
T3 U1TER.—30 kegs primo Goshen Butter,
iX^taudlng and for nil by A. WELLES.^
TTOMESTIC LIQUORS.—50 bbls. E.
XJ I'help'a Gin, 50 do. I*, k II. Conn. River do., 93
do. Domwitio Brandy, for aale by A. WELLES,
dec 96
TV/t ACKEREL—300 packages No. 1,2 and
1YX fc for sale by A. WELLES.
Jan U
r iOFFEE—250 bogs choice Green Rio, for
J*u* Ta * A. WELLES-
QHOT AND BAR LEAD^-2 kegs Bar
YJ Lead, 100 bags Drop Shot, 50 bags Buck do.iTur aale.
dec 98 A. WELLES.
T3UCKWHEAT FLOUR-Inwhole,half,
XJ quarter and eighth bbta.; for tale b>’
ttov99 A. WELLES.
WHISKEV—100 bbls Rocllflod, fur sale.
V V Ju 19 A. WEI.LBU.
PLANTING TOTATOES— 100 bbls., fur
X rale by A. WELLES.
Jan W
n^ODACCO.—32 boxes Woodson and W.
X T. Price’s Tobacco, landing ftom achr. 8enator.
Aim In Store, 50 boxea Woodson's Iba. and S’* do.; 93
f-W-T. Butheriln’rt 90 do. Esculent: 15 do. L. B.
Mm|th’, 8’*; 40 do. J. Crow’s Iba. do.; 18 do. Clifton’*
do.; for tale by CONNERAT k BAR1E.
Jan 18
XTULL’S CANDLES. POTATOES, &c.
XX 40 boxes Hull’s Patent Mould Candles; 50 bbl*.
Wanting Potatoes, 30 boxea llendenon’s Candle*. 90 bair
rheata Black Teal 6 o*. |«peni; 10 bbla. new Lard. 95 flr-
kina choice Gnchen Rutter, 50 boxea Cheere, ]6o bbta.
Mackerel, Noa. 1,9 and 3; 60 half bbla. Mackerel, No*. 1,
9 and 3: landing and for aale by
Jan 17 SCRANTON k JOHNSTON.
PHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, 8to.—
\J Just received! 6 firkin* choice Goshen Buttert 6
cakea Dairy Cheese; 10 bbla. Canal Flour; 90 boxea Col
gate’s pale Soam Sperm and Tallow Candle*; Craalied,
VinvdrreJ udlluDMSupra:lUn.r.w Imrel. of Ap-
plea and Potatoes, and many odter articles too numerous
o mention. For salt low, by
KELLY k CONNOR,
Jan 5 Cor. Rroughton and Drayton-streets.
f 10AL! COAL!!—15,50 per ton —50
\J tons Rad Arb, landing and for laleliy
11 WOOD, CLAGHORN k CO.
( ^OAL.—3,000 bushels of the well known
V Blade llaatit Coal, for Blacksmith's ure, jurt ro-
ccived mid for sale by E. W. UuKEK.
dec 99
f lLOTHING AT COST.—Wo offer tho
yj balance of our Winter stock of CLOTHING at
C«afc „ . ROBINSON k CAMP,
Jsn 93 Gaudry’s Building, next to I’ulaakl lloure.
T3ROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRT-
13 1NGS AND SHEETINGS'—Of the most approved
make, for sale by MARSHALL k AIRIN.
Jan 6'
T A DIES KID GLOVES-Dark colon,
XJ rcecived and for sale by
Jan 5 MARSHALL k AIKIN.
CHAWLS, 8mj.—White Crape Shawls;
YJ blue, |iiuk and black Barege, Parasols, white Cotton
How, Ribbon*, Hileriu*, kc.; for aalo by
Jan 4 LATIIROP k FOOTE.
13 AREGES & EVENING DRESSES—
XJ Jurt received per steamer Cherokee.
Jan 15 J. 8. MAGILL.
T300TSI BOOTS!!—Just rocoivod, a
XJ gnod aamrtment of Pegged Boots, per steamer Chcr-
rokee. (hr sale by O. W. ADAMS,
Jan 15 Corner Bay Lane k Whitaker-rt.
"JVTARSEILLBS QUILTS.—Just roocivnd
ItX at die Savannah Cash Store i An araortinent of
white and coUd .Marseille* Quilt*, oiforej low.
Jan 15 J. S. MAGILL, Monument-square.
"13 LACK SILKS-Suporior qualiUcs, ro-
X3 ctived and for sale by
MARSHALL k AIKEN,
Jon 5 Successors to Stoleibury k Marshall.
jTI LOTH CLOAKS, can bo bought at cost,
yj at 157 Bay-street. PRICE k VEAIiEK.
Jan 4
T ACES, 8tc.—Received steamer Cherokee:
-S-U LUi, run. I.«»y I.ua, anil ValencUnM*Kdting*.
White Crape Shawl*, Mack Satin, Uihea’ and tent's Ma
rino Vcita, (.’raw Cloth, white Cotton 1 lose, brown and
mixed half More, fiuicy Cottonades, Mariner’s Stripe*;
Irong l.nwru, blue Konml*,, kc-; for sale by
Jan 15 LATIIROP fc FOOTE.
PLANTATION OVER-COATS — For
X aale by G. 8. NICHOLS,
dec 19
/"YVER-COATS.—Rocoivod por steamer
yj Cherokee: Braver Cloth Over Coat*. For sale by
ROBINSON k CAMP,
dec 5 Gaudry’a Building, next to Puhuki Hmn.e.T
1?NGIIAVINGS AND PRINTS. —A
X J choice collection of Prints and Engraving*, colored
nnd plain, from the works of the best Musters, ancient
and modern, embracing the Dresden Gallery, Sporting
Plecra, Studies, ke.
LOOKING GLASSES, In variety. In guilt and wood
flumes. ARMITAGK’S STORK,
uov 14 Sino* 101 Bryun-strcct.
WI9TARS’ BALSAM.—50 doz.Wlstar’s
V Y celebrated Balsam Wild Cherry, 30 dos. WLtar’s
Cough*, Cold*, ke., kc. Warranted genuine. Just re
ceived and for aale by
O. R. HENDRICKSON k CO.,
Jan 13 Glbltoiu’ Building.
VOL. 1. MACAULAY’S HISTORY
V OF ENGLAND.
Port 1, Benjamin Franklin, hi* Autobiography, with a
narrative of hi* Public Llfo mid Service*; by ilev. 11.
Hosting* Weld.
Htatorv of Alexander Uio Great; by Jacob Abbott.
The Haunted Mail and the Ulioat’a Bargain: A Fancy
or Christmas time; by Charles Dickons. Received by
Jan 15 JOHN M. COOPER.
WHITE LEAD—10,000 pounds Atlan-
Y Y tie White Lead, warranted pure: 5,000 EngiUli
do. do.; 5,000 No. 1 Union do. do. For aalo low by
JNO. O. FALLIUANT.
The following warranty accompanies each package of
Uie Atlantic White Lend—
“Tub Aruimo Wiiitb Lead Company hereby in
form tlio Painter* and oilier purclinicre of White Lead,
that, in acconlancc with n resolution passed Ky their Board
of Trustee*, they uuuiufocture but one quality of White
Lead, vis. t a strictly pure article, and have resolved to
confine themselves to the manufacturing of l’uto Lead
only, and Clint of a very auperior quality—making none of
the lower qualities or adulterated Lead, such na uru usu
ally branded ‘ Extra,* * No. 1,» * No. 9.’ kc. kc.
“No adulterating material U admitted within tlicir
works, and purchaser* mar always depend upon being
supplied with a uniform article.” , dec 15
A T A. GALLOWAY’S DYING ES-
JX TABLI8IIMENT—»3 York Stroet-Nearly op-
ptMlte tho Court House, Savmmah, Ga^EsTABuauBD in
1630—Ladle*’HUk mid Woolen Drearea, Shawls, kc.,
arc cleaned and dyed various colour*, ao as to give gnod
Mtbfkctkm. Ladies’ Bonnets dyed, bleached ond'dresacd
in a fashlonabla style. Laities’ and jrentlemen’a Kid
Gloves cleaned in the licet manner. Gentlemen’* gar
ments renovated or dyed black as may he required, ao ns
not to roil tba skin, or the linings, and not to b« aurp*«M>d
*>r auj done mine Nona, j crOUmoderate, onlm* from
the country punctually attended to. tljo—J fob 19
T_T MORSE, Successor to Bliss & Mo-
XX* Artlior, having purchased their entire Stock,
offer* Uie some at their Old Stand, No. 13 Rarnard-street,
South ride Market-square, where he will be please^ to
see oil their old patron*, mid a* many more a« may (hvor
him with a call. He bus now on hand a large assortment
of plain, Japanned, and planished TIN WARE, and a
InrgoRranrtmonlniRritaiinln Wnros alio a largo stock of
tttw*rt (.end, Lead 1'ipc, and Zltic. Alt kind* of JOB
Work done *• heretofore,at the ehortut noiku.; J4-lw
"\X7INTER DRY. GOODS AT RE-
V V DUCKI) PRICES.—In cmikideiation of the late
ness of tho season, wo arc very dctiroiia of reducing our
atock, mid wo will soli tlio bulk of our Winter Stuck nt
cost, and aunio tiling* at much loss. Ladies’ Drcm Good*,
dark Ginghams, Shawl*, Blanket*, Sattlncta, Kereey*,
and a great variety of other Good*.
DEWITT k MORGAN,
dec 18 lino Ribera's Now Building, ,Congre*s-at.
"VTEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
i. l The Siibieriber* havo received a large variety pt
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, for Fall and Winter
wear: cnarirting of Fasscn and Enouih nKOAD
CLOTHS, black ami coloured. A variety of FasNCit,
Berlin and Amknicah CAS8IMP.RF.S—togetlicr with n
IInnd»onin A**ortnient of SILK, SATIN, ano CASH
MERE VESTINGS. All of which theynro now pre
pared to nuke to order, on accommodating term*, mid In
u»» r r.,n 1 . mW c.,„c |iAjiii ToN k SVM0NS
ATEW AND CHEAP GOODS—JOHN
IN MALLKRY, Dn»i»er nnd Tnllor.at the Old
Stand on tins Bay, odjolnlns Um City Hotel—Is now open
ing an entire Stock uf NEW GOtJDS In hi* line, coiirPt-
Ing of CLOTHS, CASSIMERKS and VESTINGS, mid
a general a*aortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING
and FURNISHING ARTICLES, all or tho lato*t stylo
and host material*, which he oifor* nt prices (hr bdmv
any thing over oflbred In till* market, lie ta prepared
also to make to order all kind* of Gentlemen’s Apparel in
the most approved style. Iiavlng secured the service* or
Mr. Mott, from New-York, cf many yean’ cxnoricncc
mid much celebrity as a Cutter, lie fool* confident of
being able to picara those who (Hvor him with their or
ders. TImjbo accu*lonied to sending North forthclr Cloth
ing, are invited to coll nnd examine his Good* and prices
previous to doing *o, a* he fteta ***ui*d that Ire can fur
nish them on a* good term* as they can get them abroad.
Jan 1
Jan
FRA8. WOOD.
£)UMB
BELLS—For w»lo by
McCLESKBY fc NORTON,
* Gibbon.* Building.
J- Henry 8th, Merry Andrew and lugtilaud Playing
Cd.,),... "ctkrtfc CO.,
raw WHOUMiUB PUT GOODS VTORS.
T H E Subscriber lias just dtxmod an enlire now
X hick oTDRY GOODS In the Store next to N. B. k
■»»>» HENRY f.VVAKIMl.
. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
. PIIILUIIICK, jlKItlAJI A I1KM,
**•*•■■ Nlbna, DtiRlr. ud’cuar
Wagons wild Hsrnraeeai complete, aid as fine assortment
"• can be found In Uie cUy, and aw dally receiving direct
front the Manufactory at the North, nude expressly for
the Southern market t which they pill Ml at the lowest
poaslbla price por cash, or cUy paper. /“ ■
good Carriim at a low price witiftnd it
to call an if examine our stock beflm |
AU who wish a
to their interest
pnmtiasliig else
where. Apply at the Counting-Room.Jan 93
GUNS, GUNS* RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
fTOING CHEAP at tho u Gun and Pistol
VA Emporium,” No. II, Barnard sum, South side of
Uie Market, sign of the Lallan.
Maker, importer and dcalo^ In^DGUDLE k SINGLE
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS, Perettsrtoo G
100 M Gun Wads, for sale wholwnW and retail. Nines
made to order and repairing dona wife dispatch. Jan t)
IUCE TOLL MILL.
'T'HE Undersigned, haring been appointed
X Agent of the Pennyworth Rice Mill, and oT the said
Estate, any orders concerning Rice aent to the Mill on
Toll, will be promptly attended to by leaving directions at
bla office.
The sample that this Mill turns ait speaks for Itself,
and needs no other recommendation. The terms for
pounding are the same as Uio City Mils.
The Rice will be delivered, after sounding, free or any
expense, to the owners, at any whad In tho city.
NICHOLAS CRUDER,
Factor and Commission Errchant, 84 Day-aL
nov B Ann
house-furnishinS - store.
COLLINS df UDLKLUY
108 BkYAN-aTRRbt,
TXAVE IN STORE-A Aril supply of
XX Crockery unit IIousc-AiraislilTur Goods,
Crockery nnd House-rumialilnjr Goods,
to which they rrsnectfolly invite Uie Mtentinn of purcha
sers. Their stock in tart consists ss follows i
CROCKERY, CHINA. AND GLASS WARE.
W. G. flowing bias and mulberry Dirsvr Betu
W.O. do. da da Tot do.
China Tea Setts, gold band and plain
Do. do. do. rslied figure, China Vases
a ct Holders, China Mugs, Mantel Ornaments
ren’s’lVs Setts, atasaUmM. Tumid -re
Wins (.Issues, Solar and Astral Chimneys
Decanter*, Cmtors, Bird Glasses, Hpe-ia Jars
8toiio Jars, Jus, Butter Pots, Chums, kc.
LAMPS, TIN WARE, ke.
Bnl» 1 f .... ul.l. ■ II.I
Solar Lamps, Lamp Ilcnls, Hide and Hall I,amps,
Britannia, Brass and Tin Candlesticks, Tea
Lanterns, .h.w.i.m, uiwmhi >■■■ «.Hiun.uc», tea
Trays, single and In sett*| Bread, Knife and Spoon Trays;
Slop and Todet Falla; Font Ha that Cake and Spies Boxes;
Codec Urns and.Biggim>; Egg Boiler*, Oyster lH»hes; Jp|.
ly Moulds; Patty Pans; Gravy Btraincrt; Tea and Table
Spoons; Dish and Plate Coverst Venison Dishes; Nursery
I.nmps; together wlUi a good assortmnnt of briglit Tin
Ware.
CUTLERY AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
Ivory TaUe Cutlery, In setts of 51 pieces, or single
Knives only, Ruck Horn and common Cutlery; Scissors,
Bailors and Pocket Cutlery; a fine assortment of Coflce
Mills, Mince Knives, Boup Digesters, Flab KetUes, Iron
Tots, Dutch Ovens, Shovel and Tongs, elegant Steel Fire
Betu, Porcelain Sauce and Stew-Pans, Furnaces, Wafer
and Waffle Irens, Coal llods, l*off-e Roisters, Brass and
Andlnms, Stair Rods, Bad Iron*, Tea and Dloner
ives, ico nrcasera, irora ecmvi, «e
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE.
Buckets, Tu'u, Helves, Broom*, Wn«h Boon!*, Bel
lows, Faucets, Bird Cages, Beef*te*k Poundrrs, Lemon
Squeezer*. Woud Bpooos. Also, Market Baskets, Cra
dles and Wagna*i tagetlier with a good SMortmcnt of
Travelling and Fancy Baskets; Dusting, Bcrub, and other
Oruabes.
FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
China, Glam and Wood Toys, a fine assortment; Fancy
Boxes. Flaying Cards, Wax Candles, Begar Fuses, La
dles* Dressing Cam*, Marble*. Thermometer*. Tooth and
Nall llrushcs, Dumb llclls, Liquor Flasks, Book Rests,
Paper Files, Crimping Machines, Curling Scissors, Knife
foe.
Cleaner*,
Country merchants. Planters, Housekeepers, and oth
ers, are invited to calf, as their prices will be low.
SNIDER, L.VTIIROl* A NKVITT,
HAVANNAII, GEORGIA,
H AVE IN STORE-A full assortment of
PALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which they
offer for rale at Wholesale and Retail, on the most rea
sonable terms.
BLANKETS—Heavy London Duffll, own Importationi
heavy Twilled Bristol, and fancy end; Fancy cud and
Ribbon bound, Whitney bed.
PLAINS—Heavy all wool Negro plains,assorted qunllUes.
KERSEYS—A very large a-ortinent, cumprl tog ail the
different styles and qualities boUi Ihncy and plain, of
Georgia and Nor'hera make.
CLOTHS—Black, blue, brown, green, guy and drab
clotiis.
CA881M KilKS—Black and fancy plaids and stripes.
VESTINGS—An assortment of silk and woolen.
NEGRO CAPS—Kilmarnock and Scotch bonnet*.
OSNABUllUS—A largo supply, nt factory prices.
BURLAPS—Of flax and cotton, for picking sheets.
FLANNELS—Hsavy Twilled red, for plantation use;
low price to line scarlet; a huge assortment of low
„. .Price to tine white flanneU, best makes.
CANTON FLANNELS—White and unbleached, be,t
iEl?TK?KS-AU (in.lUlc. of .olion.
DIMITY—Furniture and cambric dimity.
FHINGBS—White cotton and silk ftiuge*.
CARPETINGS—Super Brussels, 3 ply and imperial; cot-
_ ton and wool and all cotton.
RUGS—Fine to low price.
lain white and colored.
- . .jin and painted centres.
CURTAIN MATERIALS—Kich figured and plain scar-
let: white and buff linen; plain wnite and embroidered.
COUNTERPANES—White and colored, low price to
fine.
IHAl’EUS—Huckubiick, Scotch, Russia mid cotton*, linen
tablo mid damask diaper*; brown table ciotlu and
diapers.
SHEETINGS—Linen and cotton, 4-4 to 19 4.
SHIRTINGS.—An extensive a»ortment of Wenched and
brown Shirtings; superior bleached long cloths, boat
COLORED HOMESPUNS-Marboro stripes and plaid*;
Columbian and other stripes.
MARINERS STRIPES^-Wide mid narrow stripe*, as
sorted quaUllo,.
DENIMS AND JEANS-Dluo mixed denims and blue
Jernu.
DROWN AND M.BACHED JEANS—Various quali
ties mitlbrnud*.
• — ALSO—
A full assortment of choice Prints, from low price to
superfine, dark and U|ht tolorrd Cinihanu, Alnacca-s
Bombazines, black and colored English mid French
Merinos, worsted Damasks mid Moreens.
—ALSO—
A full assortment of HOSIERV, comnririne Cotton,
Wo ilcii mul HUk, ill all tlicir verier to-.
Ladies’, Gent’s and Misses’ Merino UudstUiirts and
Drawers; SUk and Cotton Uintnellas, a full assortment.
Jan 91
CELLING OFF AT COST—Tho Sub-
O scriber intends to ctiango his hu-im-*, nnd will sell
lii* present sto-.k of DRY GOODS (nearly all of which
lii* present stock of DRY GOODS (nearly .
has been laid in this last foil at the lowest Ncw-York cash
prices) at first cost.
Country Merchants and Families veiling the city are
particularly invit'<d to call and examine the Good*.
The stock is large, consisting of Cloths; Cmsrimeres;
Vesting*; Tweeds; Kentucky Jeans; Corduroys; Mole-kin;
Hntinea*; white, red and cord Flannels, plain and twilled;
Blankets, tt, 9,10,11 and 13-4; a large assortment of ser-
•—*- *M-nkeir, heavy blue and green Mackinaw Ilian-
vajiti Bis r
ki ts; a largo assortment or Dress Goals, consisting of bPk
and eoi»d Hllke; plain do Hatlnst bTk and col’d Alpaca and
Merinos; bl'k llombaaln; Id’k mid col’d De Lalncs;
French Cashmeres; Virginia and Fancy Plaids, Bareges,
Tablo Damask, Damask Napkins, Drown Table Clotiis,
10 and 19-4 Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen, n Lnrtt •
nskortmant of Irish Linen, Linun Cmnhric Handkerchiefs
of every description, Bilk Pocket Handkerchief* end Cra-
vats, a large awortioint or IJo-icry?Wseh and col’d Kid
and II. 8. Gloves, Ribbons, Lin es, Thread and Lisle
Edgings, Embroidered, black aad col’d Crape Shawls,
Uroche, Thibet and Tlald do.
Domestic Good*, consisting of brown and blenched
Shirting*, do. 5, 8, », 10 and 19-4 Sheeting, Marlboro
Stripes and Plaids, Tickings, Hamilton Strip**. York do.,
Canton Flannel*, with a variety of other Goods, too nu
merous to mention. M. PRENDKRGAST.
(fcT* 9,000 pieces of choice Prints on It
Persona purrlia-li
.»«..» ,.u.. „™-lnj Inry* amount* can have n liberal
credit for apnfnyd I*»ivr, ry cddlng latticitlimn Bw dny
of pun'hase. dec 30
A N APPEAL FOR 1849.—Our success,
./A. during tho pact year, give* us aueh tmbounded
apirits, that we arc completely on tip-toe for another
yearn* bu tinea*. Wo must speak out anil any, Hint al
though we have dono much, wo arc not yet, nor will be,
satisfied until we me kept busy every minute of our
time. We wish to do an honorable, healthy, satisfactory
business, with all who give us tli«\c trad".; and our sup
ply of goods shall bo made to suit tho demand. Thunks
to all who have given us thrir aid in times post, and Invi
tations for a continuance of their custom is our constant
tiicini*. We dove, alter reminding all readera of the Re
publican, whose Clothes, Boots and Bbors me wearing
out, that there is a place where they can always get
more, nt 163 Congress street, South sldo Mnrkrt-aouaro.
Jan 3 WILLIAM U. HALE.
CHINA, class and earthen
VV WARE.—Just received, by recent arrivala: Fine
China Tea 8ets,various patterns, splendid variet) or single
Cups and Saucer*; Dinner SrtU>; gilt and plain Pitchers;
Candlesticks,high nnd low, China Vases and other mnntle
ornaments; Have Alls; Toilet Bottles; Card Trays; Mug*,
gilt nnd embossed, various sites; Granite Dinner, Ten and
Toilet Setts, Luster Howls; together with a general as
sortment of Granite-Ware: Decanters, new patterns;
Pitchers; Goblets; Wine Tumblers, cut and pressed;
Water and Wine Bottles; Astral, Solar, and Globe Lamps;
Ganfth sticks, plain and colored; Finger Basin*; Fruit
Boskets; Dishes; Bowie; Halt Cellar*, various lurtlem*;
Hall Lanterns; Bohemian Glass Toilet Bottles, Vases,
Sales at auction.
iiv coiiivv ko.siucic.
On the first TUESDAY In March next, before the Court
Mowh tire dty of Savannah, between Uia uu*ml hours
Will La sold by vinos of a decree of |b« Honorable the
Superior Court of Chatham County, at the January Term,
IW8, the following property, being the undivided real e*I
ttte of Rot*. Isaac, decca ed, for distribution to the heirs
and representatives of sdd estate, via;
W barf Lot and Impfovements No. 1, on Llncoln-atraet,
dpr^cBt occupied by Mes*r*. And*w. Low k Co.
*&&!S&”
I^t No. 8, on both sides the Canal, near the Rail-Road
Lou Nos,«», 68 and ®4, on Wert Boundary-rtrrct, near
me above mentioned 1XK No. &
I*«* Nos. 66 and 97, near the same, on Oak-street. 1
Also, a Tract of Land on Savannah Blvrr, in Burke
County, knowu as Gaven fields, containing 480 acres,
more or less. NORMAN WALLACE,
Surviving Executor K. Isaac, deceased.
MKiuut n. IXUK-, amwni.
Terms made known on tin d«y of sale. A plat of the
»*®k Dr* Canal can be seen at the Counting Room.
Jan 10
UY COIIEttf dt POSOICK.
_ At Private Hale.
SUGAR—35 lihds Porto B
BRANDY-3 halfpipes and 9 qr. casks.
OIN-Kpipes Holland.
^ YPES—For New», Book and Job Offloes,
X furnLlatl by tho long dsblUhed Baltimore Type
Foundry, Bank I .ana. mijotnlng Itanium’s City Hotel,
at Uio iollowing greatly reduced rates, on sir months
credit, for a|iprovrd notes, nr a liberal discount allowed
where money Is paid t—
i.nut, Mir il I
where money Is paid r-
Agate, ,....79 eta. per lb.
Nonparril, ...68 « •*
Minion...... ,A8 «* “
Bourgeois, 37
Long Primer, 34
Small Pica, 31
. Fk*,' 30
. P»n«y Letter of evrry description, Combination nor-
aers, Flowers, Cuts, and Ornament*. In great variety.—
U ooii letter of every rie*criytk>o, fhun two to seventy,
fi ve lines Plea. Power, Hand and Card Presses fornisted
at fos lowest manufoctum's prices. Printers’ lak.Mack
and colored, or every lequised quality*) mgetn«F wiin
every article tueil In a printing office, on the most fovor-
able terms, Including, when wanted, Type ftom outer
foundarirs at tiii-ir prices.
fty- Second hand Type, Presses, and other mate
rials, may be had st the Baltimore Foundry at very low
rates. Old Type received at lbs (foundry, foes of ex
pease, at nine rent* par pound lu exchange for new.
stereotype Work of every description dons In the very
best manner, at u low juice* aa at other foundries.
ft?- Orders addressed to the proprietor for every thing
required by printers, will meet with th» most prompt at
tention by F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor.
•TUIE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly
X on hand a largo stork of Shipping iSmhcr, Steam-
sawed Lumber, planed, tontued and grooved Flooring,
Wide and weather Board*, which they will sell upon fo-
vorable terms. WM. H. GILES k CO.,
Jan I Proprietor* of the Vale Royal MUL
/^J.OLD PENS.—A new and largo supply
V J Just received, eortristtng of Brown’s largo Engross
ing Pen; Spencer and Randall’s do.; Brown’s ordinary
siae Premium Diamond Pointed Pen; the Franklin Psn,
with extension case; French Pattern Gold Pen; Bagtey’s
celebrated Pen ; the Gardiner Pen; the C X How Pen;
American people’s, kc. Also, several new styles of
Silver Pencil Cases and Holders. For sale by
Jan 90 JOHN M. COOPER.
T-T ALL, ON THROAT AND LUNGS.—
XX The nature, pauses, symptoms and cure of Dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs; the difference between
Bronchitis, Clergyman’s Born Throat and Consumption,
with a new mul certain method of. ascertaining of this
last named disease in lia earliest stages, with numerous
K facta and cases bv H- W. Hail, M. D., and W. W.
jH,A.M.M.D. For sale by
TMIAWN NUMBERS—Of Grand Coiraol-
XJ (dated Lottery, Class No. 4 Extra, for 1849:
30 90 f.7 47 90 O 0 AO 34 40 4ft 93.
Half Ticket Not. 6 30 49, a prise of $100 was sold in
the abon. Lottery.
Also, of Georgia Btatr Lott-ry, Class No. 7, drawn at
Augusta, Ga., on the 94th ln*t.:
70 4b Oft 39 03 10 71 47 79 45 It 00 9ft.
Ticket* Nos. 39 45 63, 2/> 47 63, 11 95 63, and 19 49
80, prizes sold lu the above Lott ty, call tbr the cash at
Jan 98 WYLLY* LUCKY OFFICE.
JOHN M. COOPER.
IVTO IMPOSITION.—Clothintf Not nt Cost.
ll GEO. F, NICIIOLH lias on hand a large and well
selected assortment of Ready Mads Clothing, which he
Is desirous of reducing before spring trade opens, (to
make room for a heavy stock of Spring and Bummer
"“T
Clothing ordered) and will now offer any article in
line at very small profit (not at cost) and Invites all lu
want of Clothing to examine Ills stock before purchasing,
and he will satisfy them his prices ora as low, If not lower,
L. nJ.J l_ at— /«._ I■ I ......
CHEAP AND NEW COTIIING STORE,
Jan 94 Nos. «9 and 160 Gibbons’ Range.
T^RESSING COMBS, &c.—I lutvo juM
1 f received a splendid lot of llufTtelo and Horn Dressing
and Pocket Combs; also Tooth, Nall and Ilalr Brashes;
I’crfiimerv and Fancy articles, such as heretofore kept by
me. I offor them (br sale as clicsp a* can be bought in any
place. J. ft 1. HAYWOOD,
nov 7 Monument-aquara.
WINDOW GLASS.—240 boxc* 8 by 10
V V Ola**, various qualities; 900 boxes 10 by 19 uIum,
various qualities; 100 boxes assorted, via: 10 by 14, II by
15, II by 16.19 by 14,19 by 16 and 19 by 181 90 boxes
double thick giant, n«*or1ed: 90 boxes 10 ny 19,10 by 14,
19 by 16,19 by 18,14 by 90,14 by 99.16 by 90, 16 by 99,
16 by 94,18 hy96,18by99,00by 94,94 by 30, 91 by 31,
94 by 30. and98by 49, good quality French Glass; Just
received and for sale by
jmiv 8 DF.NM.OW k WEBSTER.
QHAVING CREAM,&o.—Giwrlain’. Am
O broslal Shaving Cream, Iinuesel’s Rose and Almoni
Cream, genuine Naples Snap, Ramsay’s Saponaceous
Compound, Rainey’s Military Cream, Guerhtin’s Amtiro-
»lal hhaving Cake, Walnut Oil Shaving Soap, and Low
k Son’s Shaving Cake; for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON k CO.,
lan 1 Gibbon’s Building.
T\OCrrOR TRAPHAGEN’S PULMO-
\J NIC MI\”n;RE—Warranted an effectual cure
for Cold*, Coughs, Influenza, and all diseases of the lung*,
throat and breast, for sale by
dec II O. il HENDRICKSON k CO.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.—On Tuesday,
J J 97th Fcltntary next, Infront of the late.F. W. Heine.
mann’s *tore, at 11 o’clock, will be soil: sundry articles
of Groceries, ruch a* Coflbe, Mo!a««e«, Sugar, Crackers,
*■" Terms made kitowit on day of sale.
G. N.
Jan 16
. NBVLE, Executor.
A T PRIVATE SALE—A prim© Rang of
il between fifty oml sixty NEGROES, on most ac
commodating terms, to a purchaser on approved security.
Apply to NICHOLAS CRUGER, 8! Bay st.
Jan 17
TVTEGHOES WANTED—Tho Subscrilrrr
Lt wishes to purcltoso a fow young Negroes, single or
WILLIAM WRIGnT.
in fainilic*.
Jan 11
lino
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE—Will bo
. sold on tite first Tuesday in March next, at the Court
House In tlidcity of Savannah, between (lie hours of feu
and four o’clock t four shares Central Rail-Rood Bank
Stock, belonging to tho estate of Mr*. Ann Dehutnoy, da-
censed, for the benefit of her belli and creditors.
Jan:"” JNO, D,DELANNOV,Adm’r.
Tlf ARSHAL’S SALK—I will w11 nt tho
i*X Pound, on Monday morning nest, at 10 O’clock,
One L’ow, slope on upp*i side left ear, and poplar leaf
in right.
One Cow, crop In left ear and split in tight.
“H)ne Cow, swallow fork in left car and swallow fork
and under bit in right.
One Cow, swallow fork in both cars.
One Cow and Yearling, unmarked.
Jen 93 5 D. II. STEWART, C. M.
/'11TY TREASURER’S OFFICE—Sn-
\_V vaituah. 8th Jail., 1849.—Tho City Treasurer Is now
ready to receive the Return of Property, kc., liable to City
Tax for the present year. The Books will be kept open
until the 16th February next, after which time, persons
fttiling to make their returns, will he liabto to be double
taxed. , JGdEPH FELT, city Treasurer.
"VTOTICE.—Free Persona of Color are hcro-
Xs by notified that uni
_ . their names are duly regis
tered In the Clerk of Council’s Office on or before Satur
day week, the Ordinance relative thereto will be strictly
iforced Hi ~ * j 1 **'
enforced against them. Penalty not exceeding 84.
By order. EDWARD O. WILSON) c. c.
Jan 13
N OTICE—A nutnbor of Guns, Pistols,
Locks, fco., have been left at my More some 19 or
18 months ago to be repaired, and have not been called
for. Thoseinteresteil will please notire that I will sell
them to pay expenses, unless cnlled for before-the 1st
March next. 6 JOHN CARRUTIIEBS.
Jan 19 %
N OTICE.—All persons having demands
against the Estate of F\ W. Heinemonn, late of
Chatham county, deceased, will present them to tite ttn-
iloetiiucd. properly attested, within the time prereriKd
by inwCann those Indebted to said Estate will piea-e makn
early payments to G. N. NkYLE,
Jon 16 Qualified Executor
s
BALED PROPOSALS, will be received
by the Undersigned until the a»th Inst., at 19 o’clock,
M., for supplying all the material and erecting a Brick
Wall around Uie U. 8. Government Grounds at Ogle
thorpe Barracks In tills city. The material to be used in
the construction of tite wall must he the best quality of
Southern hard gray brick, and the best quality of lime
mortar. All olht-r apcclflcallona concerning the con
struction, form, dimensions, tic. kc., may be learned by
those persons wishing to mako proposals by calling on
the Undersigned at the Barracks..
A contract will be entered Into with the lowest re*pon-
silde bidder, ami bonds in the sum of fifteen hundred dol
lars will be required for the fititliftil fulfilment of all tlm
stipulations thereof; and no payment will ho made at all
until the contract is fulfilled ill every particular.
3A«. TOTTEN.
1st l.l. Cd Art’y A. A. Q. M.
OgleUiorpe Barracks, Savannah, Jan. 23d, 1849.
i.anicrus; liuncimau uiaea jimet siuiucs, »**»,
kc.; Silver, gilt and bronxed Girandoles atul Robueks;
plaited Fruit Baskets; Castors; Mustard Tops; Tea, Des
ert and Table Spoons; F’orks; Uandlettlrks; Decanter
Stoppors; Tea Strainers; Britannia Coflbe Biggins, Urns
and Pols; Rent’s Patent Cotlbo Drawers; Tea Pots, Choc-
..... ->— . ....JI...I.L. (’1I|M Ml o... r
oct91 Smttt* new Building, Uroughmn-alrcet.
F W. LINDE oflfere for sale a genoml as-
• sortment of HAVANA and UOMESTlU SF.GAR8,
hr. kc.
Toys, Fire Works, Ladies’ Fancy Work Boxes, Gen-
tie mens Dressiug Cases, F’ancy Baskets, Accordions, at
dec 28 tus 2m
NO. 21 BULL-STREET,
opposite Turner k Oddi’s.
13 LACK CREEK BRIDGES—The Jus-
J.3 rices of tho Interior Court of Chatham County will
receive Scaled Proposals until the 31st January, lust, for
S triding a BRIDGE across Black Creek on the Augusta
ond, of tho following dimensions:—Four rows of Piles
mnde of good liluck Cypress. 3 Piles in each row, to be 10
Inches square, anil flnuly driven Into tlio earth, nnd cap
ped with timber or tho same siso i Sleepers 10 Inches
square, 4 in number, the comers bevelled off so as to
leave a face of four Inches at top; the Abutments to be or
cypress logs fitted one open the other to the height of the
Csusoway, and lodged against the other tier of posts; the
Bridge to bo twenty-fimr foot long and sixteen wide, cov
ered with two and n half inch Yellow l’lne; Ratling and
ail the other work to be of tho best Block Cypress, and
finished in a substantial and workmanlike manner. The
lUwrfi of Commissioners of Public Roods to certify to the
faithful and proper execution of tho work before payment
will be inndn.
A bond In tho sum of One Thousand Dollar*, with ap
proved security, will be required.
A. PORTER, r. i. c. c. c.
ROUT A. LEWIS, j. i. v. r. c.
W; THORNE WILLIAMS, J. I. c. c. c,
Favnnnah, Jan. 20,16-19.
Sales at 8uctfon>
BY T. J. AVALS!!.
Private Sale.
Private Sale.
A family of Negrora-a Woman aged 36 year*, a Girl
14 years, and a Girt 16 months., Terms cash. jym 9J
UY V. J. AVALS!!.
Private Sale.
Lot and Improvements, No. II, Columbia Ward, a two-
story I)w. Dingon State street, with three»insll TcncmenU
mi the lane. Tb« lot is subject to a ground r»M of two*
trtwo doilon and fifty cents. Purchaser psying for titles.
The »bove property can be treaud for at a low prlea if
applied fi»r Immediately. dec 93
A Negro
BY T. J. AVALSII.
Private Hale.
llllll, riue.
sfro Woman, w hh her four children—a Boy, ag
> years j a Boy, tour years t a Girt, niue ware, ai
118 months. Sold for no ftiult. Terms cash.
BY T. J. AVALSII.
Private Walt.
Itot No. 5 and Improvements, corner of Ray and Ilsbsr-
sham street*. The linprovcintnls are all new; and poa-
sesslon given immediately. For pnrticuhus and terms,
enquire at the countipg room.
Notv Invest, If Never Again.
$70,000—$30,000.
Fiftttn Drawn BaiioU outef 78 Numben; making
nearly at man* Prfxtt at Blanki t
PMwa in si RXANoiu To-Moamow, 97th inst.
GIlKBMfifoPULAUU MONYWK VT LOT*RY
BSTNA CLASS NO. 8, VON 1819.
J. W. MAURY k CO., Managers,
(Successors to J. G. Gregory k Co.)
nioRgsr rniaas i
1 Trlss of.;
::!jS
§70,000 5 Prizes of
30,000 10 do of.
do. of 15,000 100 do. of.
do. of. 10,000 10J do. of.
. da. of. 7,000 934 do. of 900
l do. of. 4,090 63 do. of. ........ 100
kc. ke. kr.
Ticket* $20—Halves $10 -Quart rs |5-Eeghth* |9 SO.
raizes casino at this orrica.
ft?* Tk keta and Share* for role, and ord-re from tbs
country attended to at the Old n.t .lti.h. d taffies of
P. B. PENDEKGAHT,
No. ft Whlla^louse, Owen’s Buildings, Uull street,
site the Pulaski House.
Dram Vi»»llot-row.
GRAND LOTTERY.
$70,000.
M 30,000-16,000.
F/t,m Drawn llalloli mil pf 18 Kambtu.
ORBENB ii PlILMKIlWrEKr.
BITS A CLASS NO. 8, FOB 1849.
To be decided by drawing of the \ irginta Monongalia
Lottery, Clam A, to ba drawn at Alexandria (Va.) TO-
Morrow, January «7th, 1849.
J. W. MAURY k CO., Managers.
. Prtxsof. 070.000
t do. of 30,000
1 do. of 15,000
‘ do. of. 10,000
do. of. 7,000
MOST SSLNSPtn SCHtNC.
t Prize of.
1 do. of.
10 • -
va
...
1 7daw kc. kc. kc.
Tickets790—Halves ft 10-Quarters #5.
For sale st E. WITIIINGTON’S,
Jan Off Lottery and Kxchaigs Office.
Tite Old lcnvurlte (tax nuiinli Lottery
Will be drawn in public, at Wylly’s Office, Tills
Afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Sales close at
3 o’clock, precisely.
IS Drawn Ballolt in rath package of 25 Tickets.
C2KORGIA ftTATK LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Independent Fire Company at Augusta.
Iclass 8, roa 1849.
To be drawn in this city This Day. 96th Inst
il. PAINE k Ota., Manager*.
SCHEME'
1 Prise of. £5,000
1 do. of. 1,950
1 do. of. 750
1 do. of. 500
1 do. of. 497*
10 rtn. of. 1%
10 do. of 70
10 do. of. 60
Tickets ft9—shares in proi
For a Package of Whole Tic)
Do. do. Half
Do. do. Quarter _
Warranted to draw more Ilian
*GEO. W. WYLLY’S LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner Bull street und Bay Lan .
ft/* Orders ftom the country promptly attended to, ami
prises cashed on demand. Jan 96
10 Prises of. fS0
10 do. or. 40
400 do. of 95
60 do. o>* 15
80 do. of. 19
80 do. ef 10
60 do. of. 8
60 do. of....; 6
■>rtlon.
■ ;euf.70 00, must draw 833 00
do. do. flSOO
do. do. ft7 50
tite Invertmcnt nett.
casts »si uo, a
do. 015 U0, i
do. 41950, i
i than half the I
REMOVAL.—H. J. ROY-
ALL,kiiirgeon Dentist, ha* removed hi*
office to Rooms over Einstein's Dry Good*
Store, Congress street, opposite to Star
•hall k Atkin’s, where he wiU ba found at all hours of
the day. Into Jan 5
I. W. MORREL1
Invites his ftiend* and]
iiii. iHih!in senersllVabuth'
from town and country, to rail and examine his new
FURNISHING STORE, inflmeta’New Building,Brough
ton-street, thk lasocst in TNtcurjrrav under one roo:;
where he trill have great pleasure in exhibring to them m
extensive on assortment of BEADY MADE FURNI
TURE, as was ever ottered In the Southern markets,
dec 30
CABINETMAKER
AMO
_ _ UPIIOLSTBRRU. r
II. L. BOGAHDUS would Inform the ci'izenfi
vannah that ho lias commenced the above Business for
hiiiwclf in Bull-street, between Brough too-street and
Alonument square, and has received a large and well
selected atock for the Business. Feathers, Feather Beds,
Pew Cushion*. Hair and Moss Alattrasse* of the best
quality w ill be kept on hand and made to order. Sofas,
Chairs, Divans and Ottomans re covered! Piano I’mt—,
Guiui*. Vanins and Accord eons repaired In the best
Orders left with Mr. B. for tuning Tiano Fortes will „
promptly attended to. Tltno Keys cleaned and brought
to their ojlginnl whiteness. Every ilescriptlon of Coffins
st moderate price*. Second hand Furniture bought and
sold. A large supply of Looking Glam Platea on hand,
oct 30
N. D. KNAPP,
J MANurACTVBNa nr
SADDLES, HARNESS, kc.
Wholnale ami Retail Dealer In BailiBery,
Ha* just received and keeps constantly on hand, every
description of Saddle*, both gentlemen's and ladles; En
glish and American Bridle* and .Martingale*; Stirrups,
Spurs and Bits In every style. Also, every description of
kinds of Leathers, such
i ami Travelling B ng«. At
is skirting, harness, band ai
leather, sole leather, calf skins, lining skins, Morocco and
string leather. Also, Carriage Trimming*, as spring*,
axles, dash frames, bands, plated ami brass stump Joints,
bows, latent leather, laces, broad and narrow silk and
worsted fringes, plated and brass .
N. B. K, will continue to receive
above named and all other articles I
Stand, Wert End of Gibbons* Building,on Market square^
which be will sell at the lowest prices, wholesale and re
ly nov II
■ carriage lamps, fcc. kc.
live weekly supplies of the
lee in Ids line, at his Old
JOHN CAIvUITHKitri begs leave to intorni hi*
rjuices, fi
of HARDWARE, consisting in part of Table and Pocket
CuUery. Bazor*. Locks, Hinges, Augers, Hatchets, Axe*,
Saws, Files, Hr- * - * ” ,M - -*-
1/uusiiiuuui..UWH, Ii.ikgo*, aupii, nswnrs,
Saws, Files, Drawing Knives, Anvil*, Vices, Spades,
Shovel*, Hum, kc. kc., wholesale or retail.
N. B.—Manufnctuihig and repairing of all kinds of fire
aue,,dcd 'bftsatouMK ‘
Jan 23
SAVANNAH AVIIOLKSAI.K AND RETAIL
SADDLERY WARE-HUDSfi.
YOUNG’S BU1LDINU,
SION or TUN OOLDKN SADHUr.
Opposite Hamilton 4* Symons’ Clothing Store.
W. It. MAY & CO..
MarufhnurTx of BRIDLES, SADDLES and HAR
NESSES, have on hand a good assortment of Saddle*,
llriilie* and Harnesses, of which the following comprise n
iish Quilted, tavrrlaid and Hhaftou Saddler;
rmrt; Spanisli Quilted, Overlaid and Hhaftou Saildlcr;
Planter s large nnd extra large Saddles; Mens’ plain do-;
English do.; Hoys' nnd Race do.; I .miles' Saddle* of a
variety of I'atlcrus; Bridies mid Martingales; Saddle Rags,
and Hog Skins; Pad do.; Straining mid Wonted Web;
Thread aed Tacks, assorted sizes.
HARNESSES.—Coach, Barouche, Buggy and Sulky
llamoMCs of all kinds, by the single ml
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Burey and
Sulky Spring* and Axle*; Dash Frames;Hobbs and Row*,
by Uie single set; Plated mud Brass Stump Joints; plain
do.; |Miteut Dash Leather, Top and Curtain do.: brnsd aud
narrow Laecs, variety of patterns: Silk and Worsted
Fringes; black and purple roach Roans; Buggy Lamps
E lated nnd Brass Carnngo Bonds; Brass mid plntcd
noli*, kc. Jan I
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY*
tabmsiimsnt, West ilrond.head of Broughton slreoL has
CARRIAGES on hand ofKvtav nsscaimos calculated
fur the Southern uiarftet, via: Rockuways, Coaches,
Ctiariotees. Barouches, Coarhecs, Photons, Stanhopes,
Gip, Buggies, Chain, Sulkies, Sporting Wagons, Planta
tion do., nnd n general assortment of Jersey and light
non no., mm ■ general aMorunvni ui jersey ana
Fancy Wagons. In short, he con produce a better t
than has been seen iu Georgia for twenty years post,
Silica nt sitictioit.
IIV rill Mill tali, MKlllA.VI A BELL.
TO-MORROW at eleven o’clock. In front of .‘■ tore,
The mini assortment of Groce lies, l’rcxHrais, l.|.|Uois,
Soap. Bacon, Tobacco, IJutt.-r, Cheese, I i h, Cider, Su
gar, kc.
'A'lroVtoc
e eonsignr
- - : fl bhds N. O. Sugar: 95 bhta
r ^sSiSBrssff t *‘ v, ' mc '""•’tsir
BY P11IL1IHICK, Bir.ltIAM «b 1IKLL.
n TUESDAY. Ilia sixili liny cf I ebruary next, in front
of the Court-Home, _ tn the .city of Savannah, during
the le’il hoori of sole,
A PRIME GANG OF FORTY-ONE NEC! OF.-*, rem-
prhad In NINE Families, (in which order they will be
sold) belonging to Die Estato of Dr. George join s, de-
rc.L-td, mill sold by order of the Executor for benefit of
lie. ,11.. 11 . "I'Slid 1 -t.'l" Ti nil* i-.ixli. pur bn i r paying
for Titles.
BY PIIILBIUOK, BIF.HIAfll ,4; HULL.
On the Ar*t TUESDAY in Febninryiiext,durinathc local
boms of rale, hi front of tho Court llou»c, In Ote ilty of
Savannahi ,
WIU be sold, the following flvt Negro Slue*. vU:
of the City of Savannah, deceased. Sold by permis-ion
of the Hun. Court of Ordinary for Chatham county, and
by order of the Executors or said Estate.
Teima c*’h, purchasers paying for titles. Jan 1
Executor's Sals.
HA’ HUILimiCK, B1KHIABI & I1I2I.L.
Agreeable to an onler of the Hnuortble the Ju tires of
the Inlbrior Court of Chatham county, ■ when sitting fi*r
nidlnsry purpose*, will be sold at the Court House, in Ilia
sfer&YS.*
Lot No. 1, Vernon Tjlhlng, Hratltcote Wind, In Um
city of Savannah, Htuated at Die corner nr 8i.mli Hr. ad
and Jrffersou-strcets, with lire imprmsmsuta thareon.
Lot No. 1, Jack-on Ward, tiro on the comer of .letter
There lota are In fee simple.
l.ot No. 31, Janksoti-Waid, on Perry-street, Orlenn*-
square, and impmvemenu, subject to an amiMl ground
rent offtgfl 31 to thr C.’orporatiim of Savaunalu
Lot No. DO, Jseluon Wa.d, adjalnli t I^t No. 31, with
the improveirwats, subject to an annua! ground rent to tire
' Plantation it
. ««*Chq’bancounty,called llaropstcsfi,
ab oil fivs mUes from Ssvaunah, ami on the’ White Bluff
Road, containing 950 acres, more or lets, adjoining land
of John Hover, Esq., estate of FrtuicL Porchsr, m.d
Fifteen arras of land; more or less, betas pert of an on-
ditided tract of 80 arras known a* tbsoMIBiirk Yard,
lying about two miles Wert of the city of Savannah.
Terms ca-h. JAM Ed EPP1NUER, ,
Jan 5 Surviving Ea'r.
Cooking Ranges and Stove*.
HY PlIILllltlCK, BIKICIAM A IIKLF-
JONN II. KEYSER, Stove and Range ManufS»cturer r
Jta-*ru«htto_lhi. city * new and
vote families. The Rangers are portable, and are con-
straeted fur udng either wood nr coal. They are made
without any dampers, So that U Is Impossible furs servant
u ing to get them out of enter. Also, Cooking Stove* of
the latest appoved pattern*. The citiseos are Invited te
■|yflUteo*
rail nnd examine them.
NKW-Yonic AND HAVANNAII LIKE
OF STEAM-SHIPS, FOR NEW-YORK.
Th leave Wednesday, Jan. 3.
“ Tite new oral ndontUd Slcatn-
Shlp CHEROKEE, i.xnv, maittr, will
leave Savannah as above. Patsuge to
New-York, #95. No bertit tacurad u a
til paid fur. Tho ship and owner* w ill not bo m. oimtal-ls
fur any article sent on board, unless l.l!l» of lading are ob-
talnedfor tho some. Bill, of tailing signed by the Clerk
Fur Freight or Passage, apply to
PADELFQRD k FAY.
. |
Tho >hlp» of this line cany a rleai white llghrat mart-
head, green on starboard sblo mid red on larboard.
(pK No Freight received after 19 o’clock on the day of
ft?- No colored persons will be allowed to go on besrd
for any purpore.• JsntM
U. H. MAIL MTU AM LINK.
BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND HAVANA,
VIA BAVAHXltt AND NET WEST.
Tho splendid new Steam-ahip*
ISABEL, of 1,100 tons burtta-n, com-
raamled by CspLiln Willixm Rolliss,
wiU leave Charleston on tho 1st mid
,15th at 7 o’clock, A. M., and Havana on the 8th n» l -nt,
SiSS!^%!BPJRfe 5 ^' “ ^ VAN -
oatss or rassaos t
liarlrrton or Savannah l« llav*n^, ft40
'harlcstoo or Savannah to Key West, DO
X.-, WMt 10 Htvum, 10 ■
Ch.irie*ton to Savannah, k
Passage, apply to tho Agents.
1.0. MORUeCAL Charleston.
JHtaOKS k TUPPBB, Savannah.
nov 4 DRAKE, BROTHERS k CO., Havana.
For Freight oi
PASSA.GE BETWE1
VANNAll AND PIIILADP
HTSANtas AND TWB STEAM-SHIP CO-
LUMUt’S. By recent arrangement*. Thr u Tickets
will be furnbhed ftom Savannah to Philadelphia, by the
Charleston Daily suamer*and Steam- hip COLUMBUS,
for Nineteen Dollar*. Freight will also be received In
Philadelphia, for Savannah, at twelve cent* per cub).- foot,
lor nwa-ureiiwnt good*, free of all charges In Ch-irlo*ton.
For Throoch Ticket*, apply on beard tbe steamon,
or to IIROOKH k TOPPER, Agent*, Savannah.
N. B.—The COLUMBUS wUMeavo Clmrireton on bar
next trip, Thursday Afternoon, Nov. 9th, and comiimo to
leave Cbvtarton and Philadelphia every altenuu 7 hurs-
KUlt IJVUltVOOL.
ThoBrlnhip ACADIA, C»pL Gali-
lee, having the greater port or her cargo on board,
wtil hmre despatch. For freight cnga^enient^aj^ly^to
FOR LIVKHPOOL.
The new American b&ruue TYRING-
■b HAM, Churehltl, master, with the greater part of
cargo engaged and going on fiokid, will have despatebr
Freight, apply to F1LVXCIS WOOD.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
t&A Tho Hr. barque SPRINGFIELD,-
ZnlmB Robert Roy, master, having tli>ce fourth* of her
cargo engaged and goiug onboard, wlllhuvo dcp.ih h.
For Freight, s-»ply to
' “ ’ ’ ANDREW LOW k CO.
Jan U
FOR LTVBRPOOR
The British barque JANE LOWDEN,
rfeeii Robert Langfbnl, master, with tivivthirds of her
cargo engaged and going on boaril, will meet with do
spai-h. For Freight apply to
Jan 11 fl ANDREW LOW k CO.
FOR PROVIDBNOE.
The sr.hr. SOUTHERNER, Capt.
Baker, having most ofher freight engaged, writ
have despatch. For Freight, JgjdjMj^
Jan 19
UQ11AM k KELLY.
FOR ltOSTON.
Tite new and auperior briir ZENOBIA r
Carlton, master, having n portion of In-r freight
engaged, will have despatch for tho above port for s
freight, apply to BRIO A AM k KELLY.
FOR BOSTON,
The barque NIAGARA, Copt. Jarvis.
■om For light Freight, or Passage, apply tw
Jan 93 PADcLFOHD fc FAY.
FOR NBW-1OBK.
The htuque THEOXANA, Borlaraf
•taw master, having most of her cargo engaged, will
meet with do-natch. For bahuicr of Freight, or Paaogv,
apply t» PADELFOKd k FAY.
Jan S3
FOR NBW YORK—Old Kstnlillahed Line*
The superior regular packet ship MAR-
ION, Cap*. Thonipwinj will mfl To-Moaaow.
For passage only, spjdy on
Jan 94
m m Telfair’s wharf, or to
BRIGHAM fc KELLY.
FOR NUlV-YUltK-UHlU LINK.
Tho fait Bailing regular racket Rohr.
SHB SENATOR, Knapp, mart ?, wltl hare lmmsdiit*
SENATOR, Knapp, master, wMI nave lmmsdiit*
riespateh. For Fnlght or Prnxasc, apply on board at
Moore’s wharf, or to
Jon 17 WASHBURN, WILDER k CO.
FOR DAX/raiOREL
The regular pocket achr. H. N. Gi
•HttSt BRILL, will have quick despatch as above.
Jmm 15
FOR NRW-ORLUANH.
The new and faat sailing achr. ABBY
Smm P. CHASE. Blye master, will have immediate
despatch. For Freight or Paat-agn, having goml nccom-
iiiiKlation*, apply to uuutor, on board, at Waldlmrg's
whruf^or to > CpiIEN, NORRIS k CO.
NOTICE.
The Sultacrilier returns thanks to Mas
ters of voaeeii for their lHxcrnl patrnnngn for the
past two years, and hopes, by strict attention, to merit a
iflonoftho -*—
continuatloii of the same, alnce ho has reduced the jirtce
of *hipping Seamen to 50 rents per head, Ankles, kc.
ft9. Noting Proterta ftce. Office at the foot of Abereorai
89. Noting Protests ftce. Office at the foot of Abereorai
Street and Smith's wharf. EDW. D. HEYL.
Jin 93 6* :
mouth, nnd pleaannt countenance. Ik ii »up-
poaud to lac lurking a<>out Savannah ami Hie Lb of ||o|)4
—and ha* a wife oil Mrs. Young’s plantation on BkLia-
way Inland
!■■■ | stock
Georgia for twenty years port, mid
he appeal* with confidence to hi* customer* in the Inte
rior as to the quality of his article*.
Wheels replaced on every kind of Vehicle on the •foort-
eat notice. Carriage*, kc., of any deaeriptlon ordered on
the moat reasonable term* from any establishment in
New-York, Newark, or New Haven.
AU kind* of repairing done on reasonable term*.
Savannah, (Ga,,) Oct. 31st, 1848.
iy
WILLIAM B. HAI.F/S
LADIES’ SHOE EXCHANGE.
8E&.
Ladle*’, Mi-re*’, Children’* and Infanta’
SHOES, of every Style, thsie end pat
tern, at the New Granite Store, No. 163
Congrem »treet, Savannah, Ga.,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HAND.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
-V SILVER AND pLATED WARE, ^
KANCY^ GOODS.
31. EASTMAN has made large addition* to Ins fann
er stock or Watches, Jewelry,and Sifter Ware,winch iro
will sell nt New-York price*.
He hna nlro added to tils stock an
TABLE CUTLERY; SILVER SETS, eon
not, Bugv bowl,mid Creamer. Achol esc
fine London made, full jewrlled LEVER
with heavy tine gold hunting erne*; i
variety of other artb-lr*. among Wl
Wstcne*, Clock*. Wat. h Triminiuga, itreB*ipine, Fmi
Rings, llracelct*, Ear-Ring*.Gobi Fen*and I'curiu. Mi d
Ion*, Ca d Cases, Fine Pocket Cut’civ. Ru- s P..,
Mpuciaclca, Canes, Silver Ware. Elated " . 'Is*
maikal Inrtrumrnts, China and Glare , Mum
Instrument*, Military Good*, Fancy Good* in great vai
«y, J«n g