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VOLUME XLVII.
SAVANNAH, GA., MONDAY MORNING, MARCII-26, 184fo
TJIE REPUBLICAN
I* PUBLISHED
DAILY AM) TUI-W15EKLY,
J. L. LOCKE & A. K. MOORE
CITY * COUNTY PRINTERS.
1\ W. ALEXANDER, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
TEUM81
l>nlly Paper 910, 'Tri-Weekly $5, per annum
GQ- Iii no ca*o will on order for tlio paper bo nttonded
to, union accompanied with tlie money, or a satisfactory
city reference.
Advertisements Inserted at the followinf rates t
OSE SQl'AHR, (TON LINES 0A LESS,) 1ST INSERTION,., $0,75
Each CONTINUANCE, SO
ONE SQUARE ONI W*RK DAILY, 9,50
(>NE SQUARE, ONI MONTH DAtLY,. 7,00
ONE SQUARE, TWO MONTHS DAILY,...;.... 19,00
One square three months daily, 13,00
Advertisements published every Other day, and those In-
sorted once or twlco a week, are charged 75 cts. per
square for cocli in-m lion. '
Lcirnl advertisements inserted at the usual rates, and
strict cate taken that they be published according to low.
Alt advertisement* from transient persons or strangers,
to be paid In advance.
The privileges of yearly advertisers win be confined
rigidly to their regular business, and all other advertise
ment* not pertaining to their regular business as **reed
for, lobs paid litre. . •
Yearly advertisers exuding In their advertisement* the
average number of Unas agreed for, w* u M charged at
proportional rates.
■ Nil ADVERTISEMENTS WILLIE INSERTED GRATUITOUSLY.
All advertisement* fbr charitable Inilltulloiu and re
ligious Societies will be charged half price.
(07- All AdverU-ementa sent to till* offlefl wilhout di
rections ns to tlio number of Insertions, will bo puliluh-
cil daily. unUI ordoied to bo discontinued, and charged
accordingly.
*.* All Letters directed to tills ofllco or tho Editors,
must be post paid, to entitle them to attention.
N. B—Each Citation by tho Clerks of the Courts of
Ordinary, that application lias been made for Letter* of
Administration, muitba published thirty days at least.
Notice by Executors and Administrators for Debtors and
Creditors to render in their accounts, must be published
au WEEKS.
titles of Beal Estate and Negroes by Executors, Ad
ministrators, snd Guardians, must be published SIXTY
DAYS before the day of sale. These safes tnuit be made
at the Court House door of.the county in which the
property is situate, and on the first 'Mfc-olav of tho month,
between tho hours of ton in tbn mofflng tnd four In the
afternoon. No sale from dny to day is valid, unless so
expressed In the sdrertiscincnt.
Applications by Exocutors, Administrators and Guardi-
ana to the Court of Ordinary for leavo to sell Real Estate
or Negroes, must be published FOUR MONTHS.
Bales or personal property (except negroes) of testate
and Intestate estates by Kxccutor* a ml Admlnlsuators,
must be advertised FORTY DAYS.
Applications by Exseutors and Administrators fbr Let
ters DUmltsory must be published SIX MONTHS.
Application fbr foreclosure of Mortgages on real estate,
must be advertised once a month fbr FOUR MONTHS.
Orders of the Court of Ordinary (accompanied with a
Copy of tho. bond of agreement) to make titles to land must
be advertised three months at least.
Sheriff's sales under executions regularly granted by
the courts must bq advertised THIRTY DAYS—under
mortgage executions SIXTY DAYS—Sales of perishable
property under order of Court, must be advertised gener
ally, TEN DAYS before the day of Bale.
jSntmnnnli Dd'ccton;.
Government nrilie City.
The government of Uie city consists of n Mayor and 19
Aldermen, who together nro denominated tho City Coun-
rii. They urn chosen annually, on tho 1st Monday In
December, from tho people nt largo.
City Officers, &c., 184!).—.Mauor—Dr. RIcliM Wayne.
Mdtrmtn—Thomas Pune, It. H. Griflin, Wm. H. Bul
loch, R. D. Walker, T. M. Turner, Wm. II.'Mongln, Solo
mon Cohen. J. F. l’oscy, R. A. Lewis, F. 8. Huttow, R. R.
Cuylcr, Jos. B. Fay.
Custom House—l'ort of Savnnnali.
Collector—William U. Bulloch; Deputy Cbllecwr—John
Postelll Naval Officer—J. Do LaMotUt Surveyor—Robert
W. Poolorj Appraisers—Charles Stephens and WRllam
Mackay. —
Post o/nce.
Post Muter—George Schley; Ass’t. P. M.—J. G. Doom
■SAvniinnli Ohsmber of Commerce.
Fresldent—Robert Habersham; 1st Vice President—
Chas. Green; 9d do. do.—E. Pidelford; Secretory.*u.t
Treuurer—O. Cohen) Committee of Appeals—a. n.Gum
ming, Henry Roscr, Isaac Cohen, WUlism Duncan, Jos.
8. Ay, J. Washburn.
Commissioners of Pllotnae.
’. Anderson, Wm. II. Bulloch) Secretory and
Treasurer. ^Octavus*dhhai» John Stoddard, Andrew
Low7*jr.,Joh* *l Wilder, John Williamson, WyUy
VVi—*1|*- DANKa IN savannah.
Rank of the Stale of tieorgia.
Ottering days, Mondays and Thursdays.
Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Director*—Wm. T. Williams, O. P. Rlchardsone, R.
Hutchison, H. D. Weed, Hiram Roberts, Wm. U. Hodgson,
B. Snider, N. A. Hardee. ^
Tellor-S. B. Williams.
Branches nt Augusts, Katonton, Alliens, Washington,
and Greensboro', uud Agencies at Macon and Griffin.
Planter*’ llnnk.
Capitol paid in 8533,400.
Geo. W. Anderson, President. H. W. Mercer, Cashier.
Offering days, Tuesdays. Discount days, Wednesdays.
Director*—Fronds Sorrel, John C. Nlcoll, Isaac Cohen,
Wm. II. Cuyler, John Williamson, George Jones, John
Stoddard. •
Teller—J. O. Ferrell,
liu an Agency In Griffin.
Marine anti Fire Insurance Dank.
Capital paid in #318,100—privileged to increase same to
srobertfsew fit flic 2U])u0lfc<m
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
. BLY-aTRatT. BAY-STREET.
R. A. Allen, N0.1I9 * E. Mojyneux, No. 77
R. A. Lewis, !1B K- Hutchison, 90
G. N. Neyie, 180 O. B. Camming, 00
Washburn,Wilder fcCo. 1H E. A. Soullard, 63
N. A. Hardee, 110 A. Low and Co., 58
W. O. O’Drlscoll, 108
Padslford & Fay, 101
Yonge fc Gammell, 94
E. Parsons fc Co., iu
Am Holt, 88
Geo. Gordon, 80
N. Oruger, 84
J. N. Philips, 6)
D. F. Halsey, 80
K. L. Hollis, 80
F. II. Welman, 74
Grali|erfc Beall,79
1L W. Hamilton. 88
Wm. Crowd ar. 84
C. Hart ridge, 190
Edward Wiley, 199 -
Clark k Lawson, 194
Hamilton fc Hardeman, 83
Harper k tituart. 87
Bmlth k Humphreys, 83
Francis Wood, 01
Wm. Duncan, 89
J. 11. Burroughs, 97
J. Cowles, 93
Wm. Adam*, 101
Way fc King, 103
Cohen, Norm k Co., 140
IL Habersham fc Sou, 140
W. Wood bridge, 144
Brigham fc Kelly, 178
H.RoMr, 178
Crane k Rowland, 179
Ellu Reed, 174
J. H. Ladd,183
F. Sorrel, 198. • '8.0008811,903
G. Vy.AndersobfcBro.,800 T. O. NUbet, 933
C.F. Mills, 204
P. 11. BehQ,900
Wm. Battersby. 70
A. Minis, 9»
William ton and Preston, 034
Boston k Gunby, 809
Itabun k Fulton. 907
T. H. Harden, 118
* J
tv in. usiicnur. iu
Stephen HUI*. 193
Jos. Burke, 68 • . ...
u. s.Imum «. Ou., aot j.a.o—ho.Tcir-i.t.
E. W. Buker, Jones’ Wlif. H.C.Dunning.10 Whllaker-sL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERS.
Pbllbrick, Meriam k Bell, ISO Bay-street*
Cohen k Fpsdick. 148 do.
Tho*. J. WalJh, 150 . do.
LUMBBB MERCHANTS.
Wm. Crebtres, 308 Ray-street.
Wm. 0. Giles k Co., 04 Bay-street.
A. A. Smeu, Bmet’s Wharf.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS.
II. Roberts, Gibbon’s Building.
H. F. Waring, 181 Broughton-street.
Jsmes Anderson k Go., Warlnc’a Building.
Lathrop k Foote, Gibbon’s Buildlug.
Snider, Lathrop fc Nevitt, Shad’* Building.
J. 8. Rogers, do. do.
Marshallk Aiken, do. do.
Dewitt k Morgan, Ribera’s Building.
M. Prendergatt, comer Congress and Wbltakor-atrset*.
J. 8. Magill, 111 Congreu-street.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
A. Welles, 193 nay-street.
Cohen, Norris fc Co.,. 110 Bay-street.
II. A. Crane. 189 Bay-street,
Cohuerat k Boris. 160 Ifey-strcet.
Scranton k Johnston, 107 Bay-street.
Swift k Denslow, 100 Bay-street.
G. W. Davis, 177 Bay-street.
RETAIL GROCERIES.
A. Champion, Market-square.
11. J. Gilbert, do. do.
J. Rosseau, comer Broughton and Bull-streets.
Kelly fc O’Conner, comer Broughton k Drayton-ats.
J. 0. Hlnchman, do. do. do.
“ Mlore Minis, 153 Bay-street.
W. Goodrich, Bmet’s Building, Whitaker-strsst.
* k Cady, 143 Broughton-street.
F. Scherff, comer or York and Bull-sts.
HARD-WARE.
N. B. k II. Weed, 103 Broughton-street.
McClcskey k Norton, Gibbons’ Building.
DRUOS AND MEDICINES.
G. R. Hendrickson k Co., Gibbons’ Building.
A. A. Solomons, Agent. Market-square.
Wm. Humphreys, 107 Bay-street. . .
Johnson k Co!, comer Bay and Bull-street*.
Turner fc Oden, Monument-square.
BOOK STORES.
W. T. Williams, 149 Bay-street.
J. M. Coopor. comer Whitaker and St Jullon-stitota.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
!,\V. Morrell, Smcts’ Building.
H. S. Bonrdui, 93 Bull-street.
CROCKERY AND OLABS-WARE.
- Weeds k Morrell, Emets’ Building.
ColUn* k Bulkley, 108 Hryan-strect.
AGRICULTURAL STORE.
Denslotv fc Webster, 4 Whltaker-street.
JEWELLERS.
M. Eastman, comer Whltakerand Brynn-streets. .
T. T. WUmot, Market-square.
SADDLERY, ko.
W. II. May fc Co., comer Whltakerand Bryan-streeta.
N. 1|. Knapp, Market-square.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
Wm. Warner, 46 Went Brood-street.
CLOTHING STORES.
<1. S. Nichols, Gibbous’ Building.
U. W. Adams, 8 Whltaker-street.
W. B. Hale, Market-square. ,
FASHIONABLE TAILOftS AND DRAPERS.
Price fc Vender, 147 Bay-street.
John Mallery, 153 Bay-street.
Jlom Iton fc Symons, 17 Wldtaker-strekt.
Jlnblnsou fc Camp, o Bull street.
.Philip Kean, 98 Bryan-strect.
Joseph Tento, 97 Whltaker-street.
James F. Stokes, 96 do. do.
M. Oarey, comer Whitaker and Brougliton-streeU.
HAT STORE.
TV A. Ambler fc Co., Congress-street.
FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAKERS,
I. . Roblder, 99 Whltaker-street.
J. L. Oliver, 17 Bull-street.
Jacob Duteuhofbr, 78 Ilr^amitrect.
E. Parsons. 197 Congress-street.
MARBLE AND STONE MANUFACTURER.
• Uobt. I). Walker, 139 Broughton-street-
TlN-WAlUfi MANUFACTURER.
HeArthorfcMorse^ftDammd^ect..
John Corruther*. 173 Market-square.
Edward Lovell, Barnard-street, near Market-square.
SHIP 01IANDLERS AND GROCERS.
Wood, Glaghorn fc Co., Andsux’a wharf.
Turner fc Henry, Moore’* Wharf.
PAINT STORE AND PAINTING.
J. G. FalUgaqt; Monument-square.
John Poole. 11 Whltaker-street
John J. Sullivan, 08 Bull-street
BEGAR MAUFAOTURBR8.
A, Ponce, 18 Whltaker-street.
P. Jacobs, 97 Bull-street. .
. F. W. Llndo, 000 Bull-street
LOTTERY OFFICES.
P. B. Pendergast, Bull-street opposite Pulaski House.
" B. WUhlnston, 143 Bay-Street
Geo. W. Wylly, Bull-street, opposite Pulaski House.
EXCHANGE BROKERS.
'Mi fc W.-Cuniming. 03 Bay-street
E. Withlngton, 143 Bay-street.
FRUIT STORE.
it Do Martin, cornor Bay and Whltnkcr-streets.
STEAM BOAT AGENTS*
Brook* fc Tupper, Charleston Steam-Packet wharf.
T. lt'MUIs, Iron Steam Boat Company’s wharf.
J* A. Fawns^GeorjIa Steam Boat Company’s wharf.
S. Solomons fc . Co., 901 Bay-street
„ . Kj^GINEEIta AND MILL-WEIGHTS.
Y Canal Lock.
Alvin N. Miller, Eastern Wharf.
WHEEL-VVRIGHT fc SMITH.
James auantock, Bon., near the Market.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
. Gso. VV. Wylly, llull-street, opposite Pulaski House,
/os. Bancroft, 117 Bay-street.
E. Padeiford, President, J. Olmstead, Cashier.
Disc Ant days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday*.
Paper received up to 10 o’clock “On the mornings of
Disooont
Directors—George Hall, Ellas Reed, A. Champion, Jo
seph Washburn, Octavua Cohen, N. B. Knapp.
Taller—Charles F. Preston.
Has an Agency in Macon.
Central Hall-Road-and Hanking Co. of Ga,
Capital. 89,549,103, all of which hu been paid In—ap
propriated fbr banking purpoaea, #303,000.
R. It. Cuyler, President George J. Bulloch, Cashier.
Offering days, Mondays. Discount days, Tuesdays.
Director*—/. W. Anderson, W. Crabtree, 8. Cohen,
John R. Wilder, 11. McAlpln, J. Waldburg, Jos S. Fay
W. B. Johnson.
Savannah Institute fbr Savinas.
O. P. Ricliardsone, President; J. Olmstead,Treasurer;
Hiram Rolwrts, Secretary.
Director*-!!. D. Weed, I. W. Morrell, Beni. Snider,
: J. B. Knapp, O. R. Hendrickson, II. Lathrop, Thomas J.
Walsh.
The Investing Committee is composed of II. O. Weed,
Benj. Snider, and Hiram Roberts.
Insurance Offices In Savannah.
Augusta Insurance fc Banking Company—Capital #375,-
000. William Duncan, AgcntNo. 89 B*y-»t.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hartibrd—Capital
100,000. W. Woodbridge, No. 144 llay-st
/Etna Insurance Company, Hartford—Capital #900,-
000. Cohen, Norris fc Co., No. 143 Uay-it
Hope Mutual Life Insurance Company, Conn.—Capital
#900,0000. Cohen, Norris fc Co., No. 143 Bay-at.
Howard Insurance Company. Ntw-York—Capiiol#300,-
000. S. C. Dunning, No. 10 Whitoker at.
Union Mutual Firo fc Marine Insurance Company, N.
Y—Capital #100,000. W. Crabtree, No. 908 Bny-at.
Protection Marine fc Fire Insurance Company, Hart-
rd—Capital s . Brigham fc Kelly. No.176 Bay-sL
New-York Equitable Fire Insurance Company—Capi
tol MOO,000. W. Crabtree, No. 906 Bay-st.
Mutual Life Insurance Company, New-York—Capital
' W. P. Hunter, Plankra’ Bank.
Mutual Safety Insurance Company, New-York—Cap!-
tal # ——■ Geo. Schlay, Post-Office.
Phnnix Office London—Capital # . R. Haber
sham, No. 143 nay-st.
Protection Insurance Company, New-Jeney-^Capital
#300,000. W. P. Yonge, No. 94 Bay-sL
Camden (N. J.) Insurance Company—Capital #-—-
W. P. Yonge, No. 94 Bay-at.
NautlluaMutual Life Insurance Company, New-York-
Capitol # ■■■ ■'■•. Wm. B. Giles fc Co., No. 94 Bay-sL
Foreign Consuls llealileni In Savannali.
E. Molyneaux, British, No.77Bay-iL; W. Crabtree,Da
nish. No. 908 B*y-*Li Louis Barie, French. No. 18 Libcrty-
st-t John G. Doon, Spanisli, Post-Office; W. C. O’Drlscoll,
W-‘ %na **” ** * , “**~ n "— *"—— "**
ibn G. DoonJPortuguese,]Post-
uiauiiauaiftiiuo twuofoiuo*,
No. 900 Bay-sL; F. II. Welman, Sweoden and Norway,
No. 74 Bay-sLt John R. Wilder, Rusaia, No. 114 Bay-at.)
W. Crabtree, Bremen, No. 908 Bay-aL; F. II. Welman,
Agent for Loyd’a.
Superior Court—Chatham County.
Wm. B. Fleming, Judge; John E. Davit, Clerk Bu
and Inferior Courts; VVm. W. Oates, Sherifl*.
County Offloer* Residing In Savsmuah.
Robert Habenhom, County Treasurer; Elisha WyUy,
Tax Collector; Thomas Eden, Coroner; Samuel B. Sweat,
Surveyor; William Herb, Receiver Tax Returns.
Court of C. P. & O. Ac T. City of Savannah,
Hits lat Mondays, in February, Mny, July and Novem
ber. Jurisdiction In civil suits extends Horn 630 to $300.
Judge—Mordecal Sheftall, Sen.; Clerk—Levi 8. Russell;
Sberiff-George W. Wylly.
.Tnstiore Inferior Court—Chatham County.
Anthony Porter, Ellas Reed, Wm. Thorne Williams,
Francis Sorrel, Robert A. Lewis.
Olibk Court or Ordikaby—Seaborn Goodall.
Commissioner* of Rood*—Chulham County.
R. Wayne, M. D., Chairman. W. W. Walih, Secretary.
Anuual Meeting 9d Monday in December.,
V. S. Court* Sitting in Savannah/
on. Jomca M. Wayne, of Savannah, Associate Justie
Supremo Court, U. S. and Judge of the 6th Circui
Court for the Districi of Georgia.
Hon. John O. Nicoll, District Judge, District Georgia.
George Glen, Clerk both courts.
Henry IL Jackson, District Attorney.
Thomas M. Griffin, Marshal.
Savannah and Ogeechee Canal Company.
Savannah Fire Comp
ler;3
S Cleik—John Huupt. 8
Charitable Societies In Savannah.
Union Society—Instituted in 1750. Solomon <
President.
Savannah Fomale Asylum—Founded in 1801.
Savannah Free School—Established in 1816. E
tall, Teaelier.
Savannah Poor House and Hospital—Instituted in 1801.
Wm. Duncan, President.
Georgia Infirmary—Instituted 1833.
Widows 1 Society—Under the superintendence
Clothing and Fuel Association—Instituted in 1838. Al
so under the superintendence of ladies.
Hibernian Society—Instituted 1819. George B. Cun
mlng, President.
Irish Union 8ociety—Instituted in 1845. John Murphj
President. *
Su Andrews* Society—Instituted In 1819. Henry M<
Alpin, President. •
German Friendly Society—Instituted 1837. Benjaml
Snider, President. .
The Henman’s Port Socioty. Wm. Crabtree, PresJdon
The Female Seamen’s Friend Society.
Thslnstitultou or the Sisters of our “Lady of Mercy.”
Lodges of Free Masons and Odd Fellow*.
Georgia Council, No. 9, (Masonic,)—Organised in 1637.
Anton liaserick, T. I. G. M.
Georgia Chapter, No. a, (Royal Arch Mason*,)—Insti
tuted in 1818. Anton Iiasenck, II. P.
Solomon’s Lodge, No. 1, (Ancient York Masons,).
Fbrmerly called Savannah Lodge—Chartered in 173
Richard T. Turner, W. M.
Zerubbnbel Lodge, No. 15. (Ancient York Masons,)-
Instituted In 1839. Robert II. Griffin, W. M.
Clihton Lodge, No. 54, (Ancient York Masons,)—Org
nixed in 1846. John Carruthers, W. 51.
Ingnolia Encampment. No. 1, (Odd Fellow*,)—ftwi
idln 1843. Frederickkrenson. C. P.
Jslcthorpa Lodge, No. 1, (Odd Follows,)—Instituti
In 1813.- Wlekllffe Bruen, N. G.
Live Oak Lodge, No. 3. (Odd Fellows,)-Ingtituted
1843. John Carruthers, N. G.
De Kalb Lodgo, No. 0, (Odd Fellows,)—Instituted
1845. Anton Haserick, N. 0.
Son* of Temperance.
Toonahowi Division, No. 9—Instituted in 1840. Wi
B. Horm«, W. P.
Ycmassee Division, No. 15—Instituted in 1847. Wm.
T. Feay, W. P.
Societies Connected with Churches.
Orphan 8ociety. Bociety of St. Vincent Snvi
Methodist Episcopal Ladies Working Society. Cl
Bociety; Snvnnnaji Female Lutheran Hewing Sc
Savannah Lutheran Sunday School Society, i
Church Sunday School. Sunday School of Indepe
Presbyterian Church. Baptist Sunday School*.
Society. Society of St. John Uie Baptist. Female
sionary- Socioty. Foreign Missionary Society. X
tion Socioty of the Lutheran Church. Bible, Prayer
and Tract Society, Episcopal Missionary Association.
St John’s Bunday and Pariah School. Sunday -
the First Presbyterian Church. Methodist
Bunday Schools. .
Other Societies In Savannah.
Commissioner* Residing In Savannah,
Gcorju Schley, for tho State* of Maine. Mawaehuj
Rhode Island, Now-York,Pennsylvania,Merylnnd,S
Carolina. Florida, Alabama and Louisiana;
M. II. MOAlllater. for MaMachusetto.
Solomon Cohen, for South Carolina.
A. R. Lawton, for South Carolina.
Robert M. Charlton, for Florida. „
Wlekllffe Bruen, for Florida and South Carolina,
Thomas C. Nlsbet, for Florida
Charles S. Henry, for Connecticut.
Charles E. Tefll, for North Csrolin*.
Business ffinvBs.
YONCl 15 Si GAMMELL,
FACTORS <5* COMMISSIONMI1RC11ANTS,
NO. t)» BAY STREET.
Hnvninmh, Ua.
HAMILTON Si HARDEMAN,
FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Snvnnnnh, Gcorgli!.
ciras. r. Hamilton. tiiomas iiakdeman.
DEALERS IN OHO ClMwl‘°p]io VISIONS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Liuuono, '
CURXRR or BAY AND WIflTAKKR-*T*.
Snvnnnnli, Georgia.
EDWARD BWirr. A. A. DENSLOW.
A. PONCE, Ageist,
SEOAR MANUFACTURER.
NO. 13 WHITAKER-STREET,*
Savannah, Ga., p
has on hand a large and choice stock of Sextra, Snuff,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, and nil other artl- a
clea in hi* line at the moat reasonable terms.
P. .TACOIIS, £
SEOAR AND T O UA OC O STORE, g
NO. MT BULL-STREET, 8
(■ION or TUK INDIAN, NEAR MONUMENT SQUARE.)
Baramialt, Ga. _
N. B.—Keep* constantly on hand Spanish, Half Spanish ,
and American Snpus, at Wholesale or.d Retail. f
Also Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, fcc.
JOHN J. HUI.TAVAN,
HOUSE, SION, AND FANCY PAINTER,
40 Doll, onr door Nortu or BROuairron-ST.
Scenery In Oil or Wtter Colon; Plain. Pancyand Gilt
Signs, Banner*, Flog*. Trahspdrahcle*, Window -
Shades, fcc., neatly executed to order.
0(7- House Painting, Graining, Glazing and Marbling,
done at the shortest notice, tsem* reasonable.
JOHN POOLE. n
HOUSE. SION. AND SHIP PAINTINQ, .
GILDING, GRAINING, GLAZING, fcc. kc., A
No. 11 WlllTAKER-ST.—BAVAMNAB, Ga.
FOR SALE—AII kinds of Mixed Paints, Paper Hangings,
Borders and Fire-Board Prints.
JOHN a. FALLIGANT,
HOUSE, SION, AND SHIP PAINTING,
GILDING, GRAIN! NO, fco., fcc.
WEST SIDE MONUMENT-SQUARE,
Savannah, Ga* —
FOR SALE—All kinds of Mixed Paints, Paper Hang
ings, Borders, and Fire-Board Prints.
IL ib J. LACIILISON,
ENGINEERS AND MILLWRIGHTS,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
CANAL-STREET, NEAft THE CANAL-LOCK,
Snraunali, Georgia,
R. LACHIISON. t. LACHLtSON.
CHARLES VAN HORN, 01
SASH. BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY. n
CARPENTER AND JOINER WORK °
-DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTtCR. ,
Mahogany of all qualities and White Pine Lumber for Sale. }
JAMES QUANTOCK, Sen.
WHEELWRIGHT AND SMITH, *"
■T. JUI4AN-ITRRRT, NEAR THR MARKET.
Carriages repaired, and all other work dono at short notice •
ALVIN N. MILLER,
ENGINEER AND MILLWRIGHT. “
IRON AND BRA8S FOUNDER,
EASTERN WHARF—HAY-STREET,
Savannah, Georgia.
A. SHOUT.
MASTER BUILDER.
WILL TAKE CONTRACTS
FOR BUILDING AND WORK IN MASONRY
OF RVRRY nSSCRIFTION. ,
Residence East side of Pulaski Square. \
ROBERT D. WALKER,
MARBLE * STONE MANUFACTURER,
RROUOHTON-tT., BETWEEN WHITAKER AND RARNARD. -
Grave Stones, of Italian and Domestic Marble; Marble
Mantle Pieces, and Berlin Grates; Free Stone for Buildings.
Ornamental Iron Railings, fcc. fcc., furnished to order. .
J, L* OLIVER,
FASHIONABLE BOOT MANUFACTURER
No. IT Bull-strrrTi near Monument-square.
Cork sols, Water-proof, Hunting, Military, Patent lea
ther, Walking, Dress, and Pump-sole Boots; Shooting
Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, fcc.,
made to order in the neatest and most fashionable manner
of warranted materials, and by the most experienced aud
careful workmen.
JACOD DUTKNHOFER, Agent,
FASHIONABLE BDOT-MAKER,
BRYAN-STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM BULL-STREET,
OPPOSITE MONUMENT SQUARE.
Fine French Calf-skin Boots and other work niide to order.
L. UOllIDEIt,
(FROM PARIS.)
FASHIONABLE BOOT * SHOEMAKER,
Importer of French Leather.
■KMni.vn Mn»M,«MNUiwi«>rra MfltUUMO.
JAMES F. STOKES,
TAILOR,
20 WHITAKER-STREET.
All Garments in his lino made in tho neatest and latest
Fasltlnn.
N. B.—Cutting done at the shortest notico. 0m
M. CAREY,
FASHIONABLE DRAPER AND TAILOR.
COftNRR WHITAKER AND BROUOnTON-STREET,
Snvnnnnli, Gconrla*
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
Of every style, made up to order ofterthe latest fashion
at the ahortest notice.
JOSEPH TENTO,
(FROM PARIS.)
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
NO. 27 WHITAKER-STREET,
Snvnnnnh, Georgia* .
N. B.—All orders left with him will bo executed in the
noatest and most fashionable style.
PHILIP KEAN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
AND HEALER IN
ReRdy-Mide Clothing, Shirts, Stocks, Suspender*, Hand
kerchiefs, Gloves, Merino and Silk Under-Shirts,
Drawers, fcc.
NO. 08 BRYAN STREET,
BRCOND DOOR WRST OP M. EASTMAN, JEWELLER.
GEO. W. WYLLY,
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER,
For the sale of Real Estate, Negroes, and any description
of personal property.
- OFFICE, CORNER DOLL-BT. AND BAY LANK,
Snvnnnnh, Georgia.
fob 23 19
EDWARD G. WILSON*
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
NOTARY, CONVEYANCER, AND COLLECTOR,
OFF1CI ON BULL-ST., OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSN.
Court Pay*, - - First Saturday In each month.
Return Days, - • Ten da)* before Court day.
Residence No. 99 Broughton-street.
DR. E. PARSONS,
DENTIST.
Will perform any operations pertaining to his Profession.
Artificial Teeth inserted from ono to an entire double set,
and warranted not to be excelled by tho best Dentists in
Europe or America.
Operatino Rooms, No. 127 CoNoRBss-STRRrr.
ae^VsL AGRICULTURAL 1M-
rsyjv —? PLEMENTS.—400 Ploughs, com-
- VBfc -- pitting ull tire various sixes and kinds
used in this section.
40 Cultivators and Harrow*, various patterns
40 Straw aud Com Fodder Cutter*, various prices
95 Patent and common Grairl Fan Mills
30 Com Shellcn, various kinds, for hand and horse
power; 8 do. do. with •operator and cleaner
6 Corn and Cob Cruthera
• 19 Patent bond Com Mills, an improved machine
30 common Steel do. do.
375 Tray Wheel-Barrows
50 doz. Plantation IIocs, complete assortment
400 pair Trace Chains; 100 do. do. do. extra strong
75 Ux and Log Chains; 30 doz. Socket Spades
10 doz. handled Spades; 15 do. long handled Shovels
19 do. do. Shovels •
8 do. tong and short bandied Manure Forks
A complete assortment of Garden Hoes and Rakes
10 Falrbonk fc Co.’s Platform Scales, assorted wizen
A supply of Fitzgerald’s Patent Mill*
A supply of Patent Machine Belting.
For sale by DEN 3LOVV & WEBSTER.
Jan I
T300KBINDING AND BLANK-BOOK
JD MANUFACTORY.—The Subscriber having great
ly increased tho fhcilities of tho above establishment for
the Manufecture of Blank-Work, Ruling of Paper and
Book-Binding of all kinds, rwpectftrlly solicits tho pa
tronage of tho public. By recent arrival* havo been re
ceived a large supply of Cap, Demy, Medium, Royal and
Super-Royal Ledger Paper, ofthe very best quality, which
will bo made up at short notice, and in a superior mnnner.
oct 13 JOHN M. COOPER.
A IR TIGHT STOVES—Largo sizes, for
il public rooms and. halls. Also, a fow Cooking
Stoves, at reduced prices.
NAILS AND TIN.—300 kegs Nalls, and 50 boxes Tin
for roofing.
GUNS—30 double-barrel Percussion Guns, assorted
prices.
SOCKET BPADES—50 dozen, Just recolved.
Carriage Wnys and Locks for folding doors.
AXES—100 boxes Hunt’s superior Axes, Just received.
TWINE.—Bogging, Boll and Seine Twine.
BRISTLES FOR oINS—50 lbs. Just received, and for
f sale by McGLESKEY fc NORTON.
PASTILLE’S DE VICHY—A cure for
JL Dyspepsia.
A fresh supply of Baker’s Cocoa Paste, Cocoa, Brotna
and Chocolate.
Essence of Jamaica Ginger; also, Dentifrice, prepared
by Frederick Brown, of Philadelphia.
Four cases opaque, transparent, shred and crimson Gel
. atin. Received and for solo by ‘ -•
j Jan A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent.
, TVTATTINGS, 8mj.—4-5and M.wlutoln-
| 1YJL dia Mattings; cheek’d do. do.; Richmond and Caro
lina Stripes (for serrvanu’ wear);34,7^land,4-4brown
and blenched Sheetings and Bhlrtingst 10,11 and 19-4
Linen Sheetings10 8 and 5-1 Pillow Cafe Linen.; Chnm-
breys, Cottonadesj fcc. fcc. Just received and for sale by
. mar 7 MARSHALL & A1KIN.
VXrHEEti-BARROWS—GOTray Whcd-
VV M "„,ow.,r» r «i§j NMi0W h WEBSTEI1 .
NUMBER 7 2.
Fran Macon to 'Atlanta, being 101 miles of tiiu line of Ruil-noads extending from Savan-
h to Dalton, (*;■
The Passenger Train* of this Road are run dally as follows t connecting at Macon »im u.. o«u.i
Atlanta with tii* Western and Atlantic and Georgia Rail-Roads.
Leave Macon at 0 A. M., arrive at Atlanta 13 3d P. M.gand at Dalton 8 P. M.
Leave Dalton 4 A. M., arrive at Atlanta II A. M., andat Macon 0 P. M.
Passengers on this Road to and from Savannah sleep one night at Macon.'
Th* Train* on tire Western and Atlantic Rood do not run on Suuday.
ItniKUonu, ,-mti atcnnt-lJncitct ftWtrttsrntrntti
CENTRAL HAIL-ROAD, I-’ROM SAVANNAH TO MACON.
mmmmi
Passenger Trains Icavn stvaaaan and Macoh dally, at....
Pniwngur Train* n.rlv.- at Macon and Savannah dolly, at.
Tickets from Bnwtnnnh ta Macon,
" " ‘ ,*lp Atlanta,,
til Alll*llilfrt.
‘I to Augusta,
•I' to Columbus,
•• «to Opellke.
•f to Tuscumbia,)
t (Alabama,
“ to Nashville®’' ’ ■.
“ to Murphrecsboro’, i I
“ • to Columbia, • )
“ to Memphis,
...7A- M.
...7 P. M.
n oo
[0 00
98 00
All freight to and from othsr Roads promptly ftmvarded, without charge for forwarding.
Rates of Freight for Merclumdlaa Generally,
arrwBRN nacon and..
First Class, (per cubio foot.)—Boxes of Hat*, Roots, Shoes, Bonnet*, Furniture, and such
her articles a* are clearly analogous to those named
Second Class, (per 100 Iks.)—Boxes and bales of Dry Goods, Saddlery, Gloss, Paints, Oils,
* not otherwise enumerated..
r, Cheese, Tobacco,
llow-ware, Castings
Cotton ftom A tfcuts to Savannah,.
“ “ Jonesboro’ “ ..
• “ “ Griffin "
Macon, OcL 90,1848.
.. .^. .55 ct». per
. 00 lb*.
OOlbc.
50 “ « 1001b*.
EMERSON FOOTE, Supcrintandont.
NEW-YORK AND SAVANNAH
OCEAN STEAM-SHIPS.
The splendid new stenmerCIlEROKEE,Capt.Thomas
iYon. (late ofthe Win. Scabrook.) leaves Savannah for
few-York, on Wednesday, the 90th December, 3d Jan
ary. 17th January. 31st January, and on every alternate
Vedneaday thereafter. The ahip Is 1,930 tons burthen,
ullt expressly for this trade, in the most substantial mail
er, ana with every regard to safety, comfort and speed.
Tho second stenmer of the lint, the TENNESSEE, Is
lunched, and will be ready early In the Spring, so that
nc will leave New-York and Borannah every Wepnes.
iat. The fkdlltiea and advantage* offered by tills Una
CQF* Persons Intending to toko passage In fols line, ore
ssurnd that the Centralllall-Road Company, will, when-
ver necessary, run a special train to euit the arrival and
eparture of Uie steamer*.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
PADELFORD k FAY, Savannah, or
SAM’L. L. MITCHELL, 194 Front *t,
dec 18 New-York.
SAVANNAIX AND AUGUSTA
FOR NEW-YORK.
NEW LINE OF PACKET-SHIPS.
To mil weekly during the year. This line U composed
Htt KStt!; *. t. dmw..
chr. G. J. JONES, H. Look.
Th* above vessels are of- the first class, Insured at the
every care WHl be taken for the comfort and
e of Passengers. For Freight or Passage, op-
CRANE fc ROWLAND,
No. 173 Bay-street, Savannah..
DEMILL fc CO.,
Na 186 Front-street, New-York.
STEAM-BOAT CO. OF GEORGIA.
The Steam-boat Company of Georgia’s Boats
CHATHAM, Capt IIoriard,
TENNESSEE, Capt. Gould,
THOS. 8. METCALFE Capt. Towell,
Run between the above place* In connection with Tow-
boat* and Lighter*, affording the merchants of Georgia,
South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, a cheap and
expeditious made of transportation of goods to and ftom
the Interior.
During the very v>w stage* of the river the preecnt
season, (lower than for some- year*.) merchandise en-
tnisted to this Company has been forwarded with but
trifling detention and no interruption; proving to the pub
lic their nblUty to forward goods at the lowest stages of
the river.
Merchandise, in all case*, imported or exported will be
received and forwarded free of commlnions, and freight
for the Georgia Rail Road for Athens and Atlanta, and all
Stations on the Western fc Atlantic Rail-Road, can be
paid at those Stations; freight for other Stations this side
of Atlanta is payable at Augusta.
Produce from tho Georgia Rail-Road will also be for
warded free of commissions, and all expense paid, and
collected at Savannah from consignees or vessels, when
required.
The T. 8.51. now runs as a regular packet, aflbrding
Increased fecllitlcs of communication.
5!crchnndlsefrom seaward should be addressed to care
at Havmnnah Agent, and from thn Interior In Align*!*
Agent.
Particular care should be taken to address Bills Lading
to James A. Fawns, at Savannah.
Agents, JAMES A. FAWNS, Savannah.
oct IB JNO. B. GUIEU, Augusta.
HERON’S PHILADELPHIA
frfe MfD ^
SAVANNAH LINE OF PACKETS.
The following vessels' comprlso tills Line, and will soil
about every two weeks, vit t •
Schr. IULIA ELIZA Copt Htoit*.
Bchr. 11. WKSTCOTT, Capt Hand.
Schr. SARAH ELIZABETH, Capt Blackman.
Schr. JNO. 11. HOLMES, (new) Copt Lodoe.
The above veisels are all first class schooners, and
commanded by Captains experienced In the trade, and
who will use their best exertions to give satislhction to
“io shippers. For Freight or Passage, (having good nc-
jmmodntions for Passengers), apply to
GREINER fc BEALL,
79 Bay-street, Savannah.
ALEXANDER HERON, Jr.,
oet 17 No. 37N. Wharves, Philadelphia.
Daily U. 8. Mall Steam-Packet Line.
BETWEEN
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
(INLAND TWO-TIttSD* Of THE WAY.)
META5IORA,. Capt F. Darden.
WM. SEABROOK, Capt P. Blankenship.
GEN. CLINCH, Capt. Fenn Peck.
JASPER,. Copt Wm. S. Dixon.
This Line is composed or the above very super! .
Steam Packets, with experienced commanders, anu can
not he excelled for safety, comfort and regularity; They
leavo Savannah every evening at half past 8 o’clock,
and leaveCharleston every morning at 9 o’clock through
out the year.
Fare rive Dollars, meals included. Through Tirhelt
between Macon and Charleston. Ten Dollars, Including
meals on the steamers and omnibus fare in Savannuh.
BROOKSIk TUPPER, Agents, Savannah,
oct 28 E. LAFITTF. k CO., Agents, Charleston.
(Scncrni ewbcvtfsrmcnts.
HOUSE-FUBNISHIKG STORE.
COLLINS * UULKLUY,
108 URYAN-STRF.lt,
TTAVE IN STORE-A full supply of
XX Crockery nuil Honse-fumlsliliic Goods,
to which they respectfully Invite the attenUnn of purcha
sers. Their stock in pert coasists as follows t
CROCKERY, CHINA, AND GLASS WARE.
W. O. flowing blue and mulberry Dinner 8etto
W.O. do. do. do. Tea do.
China Tea 8etfe, gold band andplaln
Do. do. do. raised figure, China Vases
Bonuct Holders, China Mugs, Mantel Ornaments
Children’s Tea Setts, Glass Lamp*, Tumblers
Wine Glosses, Solar and Astral Chimneys
Decanters, Castors, Bird Glasses, Specie Jan
Stone Jan, Jars, Butter Pols, Churns, kc.
LAMPS, TIN WARE, fce.
Solar Lamps, Lamp Heads, Side and Hall Lanipe,
Lantern*, Uritonnla, Brass and Tin Candlesticks, Tea
Trays, single and in setts; BreM, Knife and Spoon Trays;
Slop and Toilet Pallet Foot Baths; Caka and Spies Boxes;
Coffee Urn* and Biggins; Egg Boilers, Oyster Dishes) Jel
ly Moulds; Patty Pans; Gravy Strainer*; Tea and Table
Spoons; Dish and Plate Covers; Venison Dishes; Nureery
Lamps; together with a good assortment of bright Tin
Ware.
CUTLERY AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
Iro*y TeWe Cutlery, In setto of 61 pieces, or sfngl*
Knives only; Dock Horn and common Cutlery; Scissors,
Itnitor* and Pocket Cutlery; k fine assortment of Coffee
MUls, 51ince Knives, Soup Digesters, Fish Kettles, Iron
P«e, Dutch Ovens, Shovel and Tongs, elegant Steel Firs
B *B*t?qrce!ain Saurs and Stew-Pans, Furnaces, Wafer
and Waffle irons, Cool Hods. Coffee Roisters, Urass and
common Andlrau*. Stair Rods, Sad Irons, Tea and Dinner
Bells, Oridiroms, Bat and Mouse Tram, Umbrella Stands,
Buckets,
FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Chin*, Ol*** and Wood Toy*, a line assortment; Fancy
Boxes, Playing Cards, Wav Candles, Begar Fuses, La
dies’ Drenting Cases, Marbles, Thermometers, Tooth and
Nail Brushes, Dumb BeU«, Liquor FU«k*. Book Rests,
Paper File*, Crimping Machines, Curling Scissors, Knife
Cleaners, fcc.
Country merchant*. Planters, Housekeepere, and oth-
cra, are invited to call, as their prices will o„!ow.
SAVANNAH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SADDLERY WAREHOUSE)
Young’s UuUdliuLSisn of die Golden Saddle,
OfpotiU Hamilton fy Symont’ Clothing Stort,
W. II. MAY & (O..A
Manufacturer* or BRIDLES, HADDLHhd HAR
NESSES, have on hand a good aaaortmenror Saddles,
Bridles and Harnesses, of which the following comprise a
part! Spanish Quilted, Overlaid and Shafton Saddles;
l'lanier’s lane and extra large Saddles; Mens’ plain do.;
English do.; Boys’ and Race do.; Ladies’ Saddles of a
variety ofl’attcrns; Bridles and Martingale*) Saddle-Bags,
Trunks, fce*
SADDLER’S 51ATERIALS.—8addle Trees, Skirting
and Hog Skint; Pad do.; Straining sad Worsted Wab;
Thread and Tacks, assortsd sixes.
HARNESSES.—Coach, Barouche, Buggy and Sulky
Harnesses of all kinds, by the single scL
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buggy and
Bulky Springs and Axles; Dash Frames;ifooba and Bow*,
by the single set; Dated and Bras* Stump Joints; plain
do.; patent Dash Leather, Top and Curtain do.t brood and
narrow Laces, variety of patterns; BUk and Worsted
Fringe*; black and purple Coach Roans; Buggy Lamps;
plated and Brass Carriage Bands; Brass and plated
Knobs, fcc. Jan 1
A N ORDINANCE—To divide the City of
i-L Snvnnnnh into Firo Divtrict*, ami to provids for
giving the nlnrm* of Fire.
Section 1.—Be it ordained by tlie .Mayor and Aldermcu
ofthe City of Savannah and Ilnndcts thaofin Council as
sembled, and it is hereby ordained by Die authority ofthe
same. That from and after the pri'-nge of thix ordinnneo,
tho City of Savannah and Unmlcts ilirnof, be, and ilia
same are, divided into Five General DlvLions, to !>e
known as Firo DLtricU, according to the following ;>!ah
and number*!
■1st Dlrtrict, Shall include all that portion of tho City and
Hamlcti, bounded n* follow* i North by tho Itiv cr; Lost
by * line commencing at the lowest point East of the
• .astern Wharves, and running South to a point opposite
the Eastern terminus of South Broad street; and West !*r
Bull-street. Which portion of the City *o bounded, slmil
be numbered and known as tlie First Fire District.
9d District, Shall include all that portion of the City
and Hamlets, bounded Os follows i Ninth by South Broad-
street t East and South by the City Commons, rihaudlng
all buBdings within the corporate limits of the City,) and
West by Uull-sUcct. W hich portion of tiiu City »«*
bounded, shalll be numbered and known as tho Second
Fire District.
3d DisUict, Shall include all that portion of tho City
bounded os follows r North by the River j East by Hull-
street; South by South lirotd street, nr-.d West by West
Broad stmt. Which portion of tho City so bounded,
’ball be nurnbored and know n as the Third l ire District.
4th District, Shall include all that portion of the City
and Hamlets, bounded as follows.- North by South llroml-
street; Ea*t by Bull-street; South by the lino or Inca po-
ration of th* City, end West by W ent Broad Street.
Which portion of the City and Hamlet* so bounded, shall
be numbered and known as the Fourth Fire DL-tilct-
. 5th Diitrlct, Shall Include all that porlinc or Urn City of
Savannah known as “ Yamacraw,’’ and bounded iu fol-
ow^Nontbnh.
the Fifth Fire District.
Bkctioni 9—lit it further ordained by tire nutiiority
aferejMtid, 7 hat It shall be the duly or tire W aiclirimn in
the Cupola of tire Baelronte, at tire occurrence of Fire,
first to give a general alarm, try rinym* u.o n»tho,. g « ndl
continuously, for a spec* or time not cxceedu.g two
minutes duration, and then to designate tire District where
such Are may occur, by Tolling tire bell for tire Fir*; Dis-
rict—Striking Twice witb short ir ten nl* for til* Second
District—Striking Three Time* with short interval-, tor
tiro 'i'liinl District—Sulking Four Times with short Inter
vals fbr the Fourth PisUlct, and striking Five Time* with
short intervals for the Fifth District. Said ringing and
tolling ofthe Exchange Bell to continue for a spneo or lime
not exceeding thirty minute* duration, when It shall cease.
Provided, nevertheless, That if during the prevalence of
one fire in any part of the City, them should occur a fir*
n another part of the City, then and in that ca«c, it shall
be th* duty of tire Watchman in tho Cupola of tho Ex
chanpfj to designate the District where such second !;ra
may occur, by toiling and striking the Exchange bdi in
tire manner above preset ibed.
Bkction.3.—Be It further ordained by the nuthority
afore - aid, That it shall be the duty or the Officers of tlie
Watch, to came the alarm of Bra to be extended, by ring-
Ing the Bell of th* “ Guard House,” without ce^aUnn,
from the discovery of any fire In the City, till the same
•hall be subdued.
Section 4.—Be it further ordained, That it shall hu ilia
duty ofthe Officers of tire Fire Company, and or the City
Watch, to report oil neglects of tiro duties required by th«
provisions or thl« Ordinance, and upon conviction before
th* Police Court of Savannah, such offender «>> eonvicted
ahaU b* flned in a snm not exceeding Ten Dollars, or be
dismissed from service.
Ukction 6.—Be it further ordained by lire nutiiority
aforesaid, That all Ordinance*, or part* of Ordinances
militating against the ebove provMon* of this Ordinance,
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed In Council, 9d April, 1840-
A N
JTjL to-
be conri
SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA
IRON STEAMBOAT COMFY OP GA.
Augusta, by their Iron Steamers
JOHN RANDOLPH, Capt. PiiinroT.
LAMAR, Capt.
And also by the Steamer
AMORY SIBLEY, Capt. Canwarx.
The latter Styamer being of loss draught thsn any other
on the River, insures unprecedented despatch in all stages
of the water. The Comp my is also provided with fifteen
Tow-boats and two Lighters.
AU Freight ttddrcs»ed to tlie cure ofthe Company or It*
Agents, will b« received and fomented free of commis
sions. A. 8IUI.EY, President, Augustn.
T. R. MILLS, Agent, Snvannnh.
oct 18 W. 51. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta.
Semi-Weekly U. S. Mall Steam-Packet Line
BETWEEN
NAH»
r.iikfci
KsoJTVi
GA. & PALATKA, FLA.,
BRUNSWICK AND ST. MARYS,
TLLE, BLACK CREEK AND P1CO-
Packets nt Savannah; Uie Mnil Steamer S
ING, from Pnlntka to Lake 5fonroe, the Mail Stage* ft
Jacksonville via Alligator, Mineral Spring* aud Madl*
villc, to Tallahassee! and from Picolata to SV August!
SAVANN.
VIA DARIL
Ga., JACKS!
LATA, Ft*.
In connection with tire Charleston Doily Mall Strain
SARAHSPALD-
c» from
..Jadison-
FV Augustine.
OCAMUIiGEE, Capt. W.M. Wilson.
WM. GASTON, Capt. Joint Hibbard.
ST. 5IATTIIEWS, Copt. Nicholas Kino.
These Packets leave Savannah every Tuesday and
Saturday morning nt 10 o’clock.
Rkturnino—Leave Palntka every Tuesday and Friday
morning nt 7 o’clock, touching at tire above named places
each way. .
All goods consigned to the Agents forwarded free of
commission. Aoents: *
BROOKS fc TUPPER, Savannah,
A. A. BcLorxc, Darien; Alexander Scranton, Bruns
wick; John Be&sent, St. 51arys; Feroandct fc Blshee,
Jacksonville; A. Coy, Black Creek; George Colee, Pico
lata: R. R. Reid fc Co., Palatini, E. Lntitte, Charleston,
oct 38
SNIDJBft, LATHROP St NEVITT,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
TTAVE IN STORE—A full assortment of
XX FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which they
offer for sole at Wholesale and Retail, on lira moat rea
sonable terms.
BLANKETS—Heavy London Duffil, own Importation;
heavy Twilled Bristol, and fancy end; Fancy end and
UioDOn uuunu, wwuim wnt.
PLAINS—Heavy all wool Negro plain*, assorted qualities.
KERSEYS—A very large awortmeut, compiL-lngall the
different style* and qualities both fancy and plain, of
Georgia and Northern make. L
CLOTHS—Black, blue, brown, gr«n» gray and drab
cloths.
CASSIMERES—Black and fancy plaids and stripaa,
TWEEDS—An a--«ortment of plain and fenCy.
8ATTINETS—Blue, black and feney colors.
VESTINGS—An auortment of tUk and woolen.
NEGRO CAPS—Kilmarnock and Scotch bonnets.
OSNABURGS—A large su|>ply, at factory prices.
BURLAPS—Of flax and couon, for picking sheet*.
FLANNELS—Heavy Twilled red, for plantation use;
low price to fine scarlet; a large assortment of low
price to fine white flannels, best makes.
STON FLANNELS—White and unbleached, best
quality.
RED TICKS—All qualities of cotton.
DIMITY—Furniture and cambric dimity.
FRINGES—White Cotton and siik fringes.
CARPETINGS—Super Brunei*, 3 ply and imperial; cot
ton and wool and all couon.
RUGS- Fine to low price.
BAIZES—Figured and plain.
MATTINGS—4 4 to 0 4, plain white and colored.
WINDOW SHADES—Main and painted centres.
CURTAIN 5IATERIALS—Rich figured and plain scar-
letswhfte and buff linen; plain while and embroidered.
COUNTEKPANES-White and colored, low price to
fine.
DIAPERS—Huckaback, Scotch, Russia and rotton; Ifhen
(able and damask diapers; brown table cloths and
diapers.
SHEETINGS—Linen and cotton, 4-4 to 19 4.
SHIRTINGS—An extensive auortment of bleached and
brown Shirtings; superior bleached long cloths, best
mokes. .
COLORED HOMESPUNS—Marboro stripes and plaids;
Columbian and other stripes.
MARINERS STRIPES—Wide and narrow stripes, as
sorted qualities.
DENIMS AND JEANS—Blue mixed dcnlins and blue
BROWN‘AND ni.EACHED JEANS—Various quali
ties and brands.
—also—
A full assortment of choice Prints, from low price to
superfine, dork and light colored Ginxhoms, Alpaccos,
Bombazines, black and colored English and French
Merinos, worsted Damasks tnd Moreen*.
—ALSO—
A full assortment of HOSIERY, comprising Cotton,
Woolen and SUk, in all their varieties.
Ladles’, Gent’s and Misses’ Merino Undershirts and
Drawers; SUk and Colton Umbrellas, a full assortment.
Jan 93
GROCERIES.—The Subscriber,
has received by recent arrivals r
50 birds. Porto Rico Sugar
90 do. St Croix do •
100 packages Stewart’s Sugar—Loaf, Crash
. cd and Refined; 95 bids. Coffee Sugar
300 bags Rio Coffee; 50 bogs Laguira do.
50 bags and pockets Java Coffee
100 package* Tobacco, variou* brand*
100 bbls. common Hint 60 do. Phelp* do
100 bbls. New England Rum; 5 pipes Holland Gin
50 bids. Western Wluske#;5 halfpipes Otonl Brandy
50 quarter and eighth casks Malaga Wlno
1 puncheou St. Croix Ruin
90 quarter and eighth casks Madeira Wine
10 bbls. super old Monongahcla Whiskey
100 pieces Dundee Bogging; 15 boles Gunny do
75 cask* Bacon Sides; 95 boxes Pearl 8tarel»
299 canvsKcd Hams, wry choi-e
100 barrels and half bbls. Canal Flour
50 bbls. Baltimore Flour; 200 bags assorted Shot
90 bbls. and 10 half pipes Cider Vinegar
50 bbl. No* 3 Mackerel; 100 kegs Hoxord’s Powder
100 boxes Soap, various brands
90 bags Pepper, 10 do. Spice; 25 boxes RoDlns
90 boxeti Adamantine Candles; 10 frails Almonds
60 hhds. Cuba 6Iolasscs; 50 boxes Tlpcs
50 barrels New Orleans Molasses
II. A. CBANE.
For solo on fovorable terms by
sept 14
A. CHAMPION offers for sale, nt
Store, North sldo hlarket-squnro r 40 hhds 8t.
Croix. Porto Rico, hluieovado aud N. O.
Sugars; 100 bags Rio and Java Colfoe
60 bbls Crashed, Powdered and Refined Sugar*
95 boxes Woolsey fc Woolscy’s Loaf do
10 hhds Molasses, and 10 bhl* Syrup
100 bbls and half bids Canal and Georgia Flour.
50 boxes Sperm, 95 do Adamantine, and 30 do Hull’s
, Candles; 1Q0 boxes and half boxes Soap
3 casks Winter and Fall Sperm Oil
10 bbl*. files* Pork; 10 half bbls. F. M. Beef
50 packages Buckwheat In bbls.Jjalfqr. eighth and bag*
93 packages choice Teas; 90,000 lupertor Havana Begar*
75 boxeenalf and qr. llalsln*; 10 boxes Layer do.
90 cask* and 60 boxes choice Wiije
1 pipe Brandy, vintage of 1843
1 qr. co k Queen’s Port \\ Ino
Holland Gin and Domestic Liquora
200 boxes and half boxes Tobacco, various brands
filustnrd. Pepper. Ginger, AUnice, Cloves, 5Imo, Al
monds, Currants, Sweet Oil, Sardines, Nutmegs, 8tarch,
VVlno and Cider Vinegar. Codfish/Potatoes, fcc. fcc.
N. B.—The above stock of Goods havo all been selected
with uruch care for cjnh, at the unprecedented low priccg
of Groceries, and great inducement will ho glvep to those
who purchase for cash or city acceptances. nov 1
T AMP WICK.—Solar, Astral and Lard
-Lt I.iunn Wick: r ;“41" Vn<*,
hand, and ror Jftie by COLLIN# fc BULKLEY.
JanlQ- -
GROCERIES.—20 hhds. Porto
lUoo Sugar*; 20 do. Muscovado do.
900 bogs Rio Coffee; 100 bbls. N. O. Whiskey
45 bbU. l’hclp's Gin; 50 do. N. Y. Brandy
50 do. New England Rum
950 boxes manufactured Tobacco
300 reams Wrapping Paper; 95 half bbls. No. I Mackerel
3000 lbs. Codfish: 50 boxes pale Soup; 50 do. No. 1 do.
50 bbls. N. O. Syrup; 40bbds. Cuba Molasses
60 tiercoa Cub* Molasses; 50 boxes Sperm Candles
10 qr. casks Madeira Wine; S3 do. do. Malaga do.
95 bbls. Baralaria Rum; 50 boxes scaled Herruig
50 da. Sugar, Rutter and Soda Biscuits
75 matt* Cassia; 10 hhds. Bacon Sides
50 quarter chests Hyson Tea, 25 eighth do. do.
20 chests Black Tea; 10 bags Pepper; 5 bags Pimento
10 ken Goshen Butter, 20 bbls. filonongahela Whiskey
12 half pipes Ctard, Dupuy fc Co.’s Brandy
4 d**. do- f>W»rt GIl>|30 hoyte GhiOin
5 hhd*. Kentucky LuafTobocco; 50 boxes Pearl Starch
900 Demijohn*, various sixes
75 baskets Champagne, of choice brands, in store *r
for sale by CONNERAT fc BARIE.
Jan 1
GROCERIES.—Give us n call!—
The Subscribers have received from New-
i it York, * chaire and well selected stock ot
FAMILY GROCERIES, selected by one of the firm ex
pressly for this market, consbting or
St. Croix, Porto Rico and filuscovado Sugars;
Loaf, Cradled, Powdered and Clarified Sugars;
Pale and white Soap; Sperm and Tallow Caudh
Hyson, Black, Imperial and Gunpowder Tea*;
Olive Oil; Sardines; Herrings and No. 1 Mackerel;
Almonds, Robin*, Currants and Prunes;
Flour,' Coffee llrooin*, PoiU, Brushes, and all other
articles usually kept in a Family Grocery Store.
Also keep always on hand of the best quality, choice
Goshen Rutter, Leaf Lard, Fulton Market Beef, Smoked
Tongues. Homs, fcc. For sale on accommodating term*,
by KELLY fc O’CONNER,
oct 94 Comer of Broughton and Drayton sts.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT!!—Tho
'■ubsertberahavoopened a new DRUG STORE, in
Gsunry’•■Udine, corner of Bay and Bull-streets,
and wlllratways be supplied with Presh DRUGS,
CIIEM1CLAS, Pharmaceutical Preparation, fcc. 8ms., of
tho purest quality. «
A great variety of Perfrtmery and Fancy Articles con
stantly received from the importers and mnnufocturera.
order, at the shortest notice* „ , _ ... .
Congress Spring, Pavilion, Iodine, Seltzer, and other
5IEDICINAL WATER, direct from tho Springs.
A perfectly competent person will attend, at any hour
cf thn night, to compound medicine.
Jan’ ' ■*
JOHNSON fc CO.
TJOTTLE CORKS.—10 bales' superfine
ti V.lv«0»k’tf-fiXnn'CKBOS h co.,
Jan 13 ■ .Gibbons’ Building.
ATEW CLOTHING STORE, No. 69 and
_L * 150 Giiroks* Rakok.—The undersigned ha* re
cently returned from tire North, where he has been en
gaged in getting up a hondssme assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, expressly for a retail business in
Savannah, to which he very respectfully invites tire
Planters vuitingthi* place, and the citizen*, generally, to
give him a call, a* he Is confident his stock has never
been surpassed by any brought to this place. Among his
goods are the following articles:
Cloaks and filanties—blue and black Broad Cloth and
Camlet. ‘
Over Coats of invisible green, brown, rations mixed,
Pilot Cloth, quilted Camlet, Lion Skin and blanket.
Dress Coat* snd Frocks, of fine black French Broad
Cloth.
Business Coats—such ns plain and fency Tweed, Cast-
mere, black Doe Skin, plain Beaver Cloth, Satinet, Ken
tucky Jeans, Sock and Froctees.
Puntnloons, from all of the most fashionable goods,
such a* plain black Cassimcre. black Doe Skin, English
ribbed Csssiuiere, Moleskin, Plaid, Satinet, Tweed Cassl-
meroand Negro Cloth.
• Round Jackets, of plain Flannel, Satinet, Kentucky
Vests of every description, such as fine plain black
Satin, figured and plain Velvet and Cashmere, Bomba-
zine, Alpaca, Valencia, plaid wonted, figured SUk, black
Clotn and Cassimcre.
Under Shins, of heavy ribbed Wool, fine and unbleach
ed Cotton.
Cravats, of worsted, fancy Satin, plain Silk, black Silk.
Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, of great variety.
Shirts, of Linen, Cotton with Linen bosoms, fitney
Cotton, striped Hickory and French Calico. Also, a gen
eral assortment of Boy’s Shirts.
Stocks, of plain Satin, crimped do, Bombasine and
fency Silk Stocks and Nock Ties,
uspzndcrs, of great variety.
Gloves, of plain French Kid, block, white and colored
Silk, Felt Cloth and Thread, Silk and Cotton NlghtCaps,
Money Belts, Silk Purees,-Shoulder Braces, Travelling
B Umbrellas—a beautiful assortment of French, Silk,
Scotch Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas.
Caps—n fine and fashionable assortment of Qloth
Glnixed Silk, and Otter Skin Cop*.
N. B. A general assortment pf Youth’s and Boy’s
Clothing, of Sacks, Round Jacket*. Pantaloon*, Vests
and Cloth Cops. Having taken much pains in selecting
tho ubove stock, he hopes by sfrict attention to business,
to merit a Uberal share ofpatronage.
dec 90 ^ GEO. 8. NICHOLS.
(ffuWmntccs.
ORDINANCE—To amend the seven-
. _ teenllr section of an Ordinance, defining wliat shall
considered rublic NuLnner*, ana for tho removal of
th* same t passed 2d August. 18591
Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor snd Aidermrn
ofthe City of Savannah, and hamlets thereof. In Council
oasemhled, rind it is hereby ordained by the authority of
tho same s That the seventeenth section of the ol ova ro.
cited Ordinance be, snd is hereby ro amended ns to pro
hibit any person, under tire penally prescribed in tho*-
>ove recited Ordinance, from keeping within the fol
lowing limits* ray Hog or hog* r commencing nt lire mouth
or the Savannah, Ogrehee and Altnmnha Canal, on the
Savannah River, thence South on ca.t< rn bank of said
Ofcnnl to Rail Road-srreet, thence I'.tt't^tei; Rail Road-
street to West Broad street, thence HtflNr, along West
Broad-street, extended to Garden Lot No. *cv.n (7),
thence Eastward!/, along the line of said Garde n Lot, i<*
Tattnall *t;eet, thence north along Tattnall-street, to
Jones-t)rest to Jonts-«trect, thence along Joucs street.
East, In a direct line to tiro limit* ofthe City.
Sec. 2. Be It further ordained, by the authority afore
said: That oil Ordinance*, or parts thereof, militating with
the provisions of this Ordinance be, and tbs tamo are
‘■creby repealed.
Passed in Council. 17th August, 18!8.
FRANCIS S. BARTOW, Acting Mayor.
Attest, A. C. DavsnroRT, c. c. . uug 34
A BILL—To bo entitled “nn Ordinance to
carry more fully into an efleet the phut and system
for reducing to and keening In a «tate of dry culture the
low lands around tii* city of Savannah, and to provids
for the removal of such nuisances or causes of disease
which may effect th* citizens thereof, or iu anywisu in
jure their health.”
Whereas the culture of Rice upon the lands around Hi«-
city of Savannah which by contract nro subject to dry
culture, is u violation of the true Intent and meaning «>r
the said contract, and Is prohibited by the ordinniu-i * of
the city, and I* manifestly Injurious to the hoolth oftli*
citizens; and whereas power is vested in the Mayor and
Aldermen of the elty Of Savannah and the hamlets there
of, by Act of the General Assembly, to carry into full effect
the system of dry culture, and to remove nil milsnmT* or
or causes of disease which may cfiect the health or the
citizen*; and whereas, It la the right and 1-n* become tire
duty </ the City Coundl to exert tiro powers thus i onfer-
red upon them, for the public good.
Section 1. lie It ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen
of the city of Savannah and hamlets thereof, Tirol it
•hail be lire duty ofthe Mayor, whenever lie shall receive
information that Rice Is planted or cultivated upon any
ofthe lands around the city subject to dry culture con
tracts, to serve a notice upon the owner, tenant, or culti
vator of the said land, or any person having the charge of
the same, or bis, her or their agent, requiring the ml I
person to desist from the said culture, and to jfestroy the
said Rice if growing, or to appear before Council nt a time
and place in such notice to be specified, not exceeding
tea days ftom the date thereof, to •how esnso if any they
have, why the said growing Rice should not be removed
snd destroyed as a nuisance.
Sec. 2. And lie it further ordained, That if the said
owner, tenant, cultivator or other person, shnll nor, upon •
tire said notice, comply with the terms of tire same, or
shall fell to appear before Coundl, or if having apjwarrd,
no sufllrient cause should be shown why the said Rice
should not be removed, snd IU culture abandoned, thatiu
such case the said Mayorand Aldermen may direct the
City filarebai forthwith to remove the said Blew and to
destroy the same effectually, wherever It may ho planted
or grow ing ou tire said dry culture con trait
Sec. 3. Andb* It further drdained, That the expenses
Incurred by tlie City authorities in enforcing this ordi
nance, shall be assessed upon the owner of the land from
which the nuirance shall be removed, and shall be col-•
lected by execution to be Ltued therefor ns in oilier case*
of due* to the elty.
Sec. 4. And be It further ordained, That nothing in this
ordinance shall bo so construed ns to prevent an action.
for and recovery of dnmiges for violation of the dry cub-
lure contracts between the owners of lands and the cor
poration of Savannah.
Sec. 5. And be U further ordained, That (til ordinance*
or parts thereof militating with the provision* of thU or
dinance, be, and the same ore hereby repealed.
Passed in Council, 20th May, 1848.
H. K. BURROUGHS, filayor.
Attest, A C Davknfort, Clerk of Council.
TT'XTRACT from Ordinances relating to-
Jl_J Lumber, Fire Wood, fccu—“Be it further ordiunad.
that no person shall bring, deposit, lay, nr cause to bo
brought, depo-iled, or laid, In any, or either or lire pub
lic docks, whurvei, or landing places at Uie north end of,
or oppo*ite to tho streets in this city, anv board plank,
ranging timber, stoves, shnigles. fire wood, or oth-r lum
ber, whatever; and no person shall tlilp from, or land at,
or cauie to bo shipped from,or landed, at airy of iliu pub
lic wharves or docks within tire city of Suvannidi, any
rice, tobacco, cotton, lumber, corn, bales, paekngos,
trunks, or any specie* of merchandise whatever”—“Pro
vided, that nothing contained in tills section shall be eon
staled to prevent any Planter from landing out or hi* .
boat or canoe the products of his or her plantation, either
for sole or for flunily uie, but inno case shall-lie or *lm
be allowed to occupy the cold public whatror dock longer
than U absolutely iiecet-ary”—“ar.d tlie *aid articles may
be aeiaed and retained until the fine is paid.” Penally .
not exceeding #100.
True extract*. EDWARD G. WILSON, c. c.
The City filarehnl and City Constables are required ta .
enforce above Ordinance. By.order.
•" “ EDWARD G.
Jan 18
) G. WILSON, c. i
OFFICE—Savannah, 20th Dn-
_ ceinber, 1818.—Extract of “an Ordinance, to pre
vent shooting with fire arms, In the city of Savannah, and
to punish tire offence of setting off squib*, cracker* and
other combustible matter, and for othorpurposcsj” pos*e£
In Council, 15th Dec., 1817. n
fjio it further ordained. That It ahaU be the duty of the
City Marshal and City Constables to Inform against all
white persons found within tho limits of said city, dis
charging or attempting to discharge any gun, pistol or
other fire arms, cracker* or other combustible prepara
tion, and that the person so informed against b» fined in a
sum not exceedldg thirty dollars; and If a slave or fre*>
by th* officer present-
A. C. DAVENPORT, c. c.
THE FIRST REFORMERS _
Presenting their Famous Protest, at i]ie Dietof
Spires,in 1629.
A N Engravingof the above interesting event,
x\. which gave rise to the name of “Protestant,” and
containing nearly ono hundred figures, presenting authen
tic portrait* or the moat prominent mon connected with
it, including Luther, Melancthon, the Elector of Saxony,
and other grcnlLeaders ofthe Reformation, ha* Just been
finished in tho Mezzotinto moaner, by John Surtin, efter
tho magnificent design of Geo. Cattcrmore. Size, with
out margin, 91 by 15 luchcs high. Price #3.
A descriptive key will accompany eacTi impression.
Orders forth* above Engraving, which may now be
ia«MiMr. Armitioc’s Print Btore.mny be left with Mr,
A.,WtHe subscriber. JOHN M. COOPER,
‘an £9 Aggnt for the Publishers,
/CLERK’S OFFICE — Savannah, Dec.
90th, 1848.—Extract from “an ordinance defining
what shall be considered public nuisances, and for tbs
irevention, punUhmunt ond removal of itm same.” passed
n Council August 2d, 1830, and amended October tilth,
839.
“Be it further ordained, That It shidl not ho lawful for
any slave or free person of color to smoke a cigar or pip-
in any ofthe streets, lanes, alleys, wharves, or public
squares wltiiin the city of Savannah, under a penalty of
not exceeding three dollars, or whipping, not exceeding
ten stripe*.A. C..DAVENPORT, c.
TVTOTICE.—Extract front Ordinance rul.t -
rive to Vessels, fbr the information of Captains
S rla, and others.—Uc it ordained, fcc.. “It ri-all be ilic
ofthe master, or commander of every via-el or
of whatever description, not moored at Mime wb.nl
n the limits of tho cl-y, ond lying in the > tream of rbe
River Snvnnnnh, within foesaidlimit* or below ihe ssin^.
between the city and Tyhfe, to suspend aud keep sirs
peuded during all the hour* of r.icht, at the masthead or
In some prominent part of tho rigging of ruehvessnl or
craft, a lamp, properly trimmed and lighM, nifflolgntiy
large and brilliant to give timely noth e of the presence of
such vessel or craft to all navigating tn«* stream.” Penal,
tv not exceeding 330 00.
' Atruo cxtrat. F.IUVAIIH G. W1LSQN. *. c*
