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VOLUME XLVIII.
HE REPUBLICAN
IS mil.IMIKIl
DAILY AND TUI-WEEKLY,
L.LOCKE & A.K. MOORE
CITY tf BOUNTY PRINTERS.
j ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
W,
TERMS;
lyP«pertlO,Trl-Weeklyf5 ( per»nn«m
J In no case wilt an order Tor the paper be attended
dess accompanied with the money, or a satisfactory
efureucej '
advertisements Inserted at the usual rate*, and
ct care taken that tlioy be publlalied according to law.
nlvertliemonU Ciout transient iiersonsor strangers,
nrlV/leges^nf yearly advortlsora will he confined
(ntlieli regular business, and all other advertise-
net pertaining to their regular business as agreed
advertisers exceding In their advertisements the
use number of lines agreed for, will be charged at
rtioual rates.
[nvaaTisstiaitTs witt.BatijssaTtpaK*TtiiTODBt.T.
advertisements for charitable Institutions and re.
Societies will bo charged half price.
All Advertisements sent to tills ofltce without di
Ions as to the number of Insertions, will bo publish
‘ally, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged
ordlngly.
All Letters directed to thlsnfflce or the Editors,
be postpaid, to enliUo them to attention.
_Each Citation hytlio Clerks oftho Courts ol
inry. that application has been made (hr Letters of
nutratlnn, must be published tiiirtt days at least,
i by Biecutors and Administrators Tor Debtor* and
s to render in their accounts, must be published
illtl.
«s nr Real Eaute and Negroes by Executors, Ad-
■rators, and Guardians, must bo published BIX I Y
l before the day of sale. These sales must be made
Court House door of tho county In which the
, |, situate, and on tho lirst Tuesday of the month,
i the hours of ten In the morning and four In tho
WWfrom<U,I0 d«,l. nlld, oiilou.0
oed In the advertisement.
ideation* by Executors, Administrators and Ouaitll*
i the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell Ileal Estate
( rnu,mHUbe published FOUR MONTHS.
at of personal property (except negroes) or testate
iiedtnte estates by Executors aud Administrator*,
he advertised FORTY WAYS.
!» l S£SOe85d^ralSH^ , '“'
Lrinrilie Courl of Ordinary («ccbm|»i<l«d with
nCthe Imnd ofagreemenl) to inaketiUcs to laud must
vertised three months at lout.
.riff's sales under executions regularly granted by
,55smust be advertised THIRTY DAYS-unler
xre executions SIXTY DAYS—Bales of perishable
itv under order of Court, must be advertised gener-
I'EN DAYS before the dav of Bale.
A. Low k Co., 08
0. B. Gumming, 00
wm.p.Tem,ea
Wm. Crowder, 04
Jos. Ilurke, 00
J. Btoddnrd,00
W.lf. Mongin, 60
G. A. Boulllnrd, 08
Wm. naitorsby,70
C. A. Greiner, 79
F. II. Wulinan,74
J.P.Omvos, 78
F. T. Willis & Co., 70
E. Molyncttx, 77
Dyo Oliver fc Co., 70
D. F. Halsey, 80
John Jones ft Bon, 80
Hamilton fc Hardeman, 83 Francis Waver, 178
ounthtfl-ffiouse ffinlentmr,
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TO PRINTERS.
, JOHN D. McCUGARY,
BUNTING INK MANUFACTURER,
331 »n«l 333 Stantoii-.Sfrcet, New-York,
Depot, No. 3 Spruce-Street,
/OULDcall tho attention of Printers to
_r hi* improved PRINTIN'! INKS of various kinds
■culoiirs, it the following pricest
I'M Jet Mac*, (for Cord
laid Wood Cuts.) $3 0(1 and A3 bO per lb.
"f Botjk Ink,....” 0 78 " 1 00 "
Iklrjt, 0 40 » 0 50
It'd Ink I 98, 1 50 and 9 00
f * l,ik,.... 18,90, and 95 cts.
r, Vellow.Qreenand White, 1 95 and t 50
lisizoatfta, pcrlb.and llronxe at 50,75 cu. and $1,
■ per ox.
fir the quality of which be bu the following, besides
Bierous oilier testimonials t
. Nkw-York, Barr. 95,1848.
B e have for some time post, used the vnrJous qunlillo
printing Inks manufactured by John McCreary, and
f d them to surpiua any others we ever used, in henuty
1 permanency of color, and in the procuss of working
Lravitt, Trow fc Co.
Jlmtrlcan Bible Society Printing Office.
, ... . . Naw-Yoa*, Brft. 95.1848.
i s wlHcertiiy that I have used the various kinds of
I Printing Inks, inanuracturud in this City, nnd And
ft made by Mr. J. U. McCreary, fully equal to the best.
. e y. tyA !P a ,,0TT « Foreman on’ress Room.
•r sale at New-York prices, by
J1 JOHN Af. COOPER, Agent, Savannah.
Etabmtscvs fn the auputiHtmt.
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BAY-srRsrr. bay-stbbkt.
Allen, Dali k Co., 119
Washburn, Wilder k Co.,
114 k 110
B. H. Fisko, 117
R. A. Lewis, 118
T. II. Harden, 118
O. N. Noylc, 190
Stephen Hills, 199
Cohens k Herts, 140 k 149
W. Woodbrldge, 144
11. Habersham k Bon, 140
Jamoa A Norris, 160
W. A. Cherry k Co., 158
Rowland k Washburn, 179
Elias Reed, 174
Hrlglmm, Kelly k Co., 170
II. lloser, 178
CENTRAL RAIL-ROAD, FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, (Go.) 190 1-2 MILES.
Passenger Trains leava Savannah and Macor dally, at 7 A. M.
Pasenger Trains arrive dally at Savannah 0.15 P. M.| at Macon, 6.45 P. M.
This Hoad, In connection with the Macon and Western Road from Macon to Atlanta, and the Western and Allan
lo Until from Atlanta to llnlton, now forms a continuous luo of 301k miles In length* from Savannah to Dalton,
durrav County,Qa. and with tho Mumphis Uranch Rnti-Road,nnd Stages connect with the following places,
Tickets from Savannah to Macon, $5 75 Tickets from Savannah to TuacAmbla, Ala. $99 50
*“ * to Tuscaloosa. Ala. t
to Columbus, Mis*, / ,
to Alierdeen, 11 f
to Holly Springs** J
to Nashville, >
to Murphreesbom’, > Tenn. 95 00
to Coluinhia, )
to Memphis,....... ** 30 00
•• •• •• xo uerniur, j •• •• «« to nictnpius,....... •• .hi ou
An extra Passenger Train leave* Savannah on Saturday's, after tho arrival of lbs Slenui-sblps from New-York,
for Macon,and connects with the Macon nnd Western !UII-lloqriiaiid on Tuesday’s, niter the arrival of the Macon
k Western Car*, an extra Passenger Train leaves Macon to connect with the Steam-ships for N. Y.
Stages for Talfah&ssd and Intermediate places connect with the Road at Macon Monday’s, Wednesday’s and
Friday’s, and with Milledgevllle at Gordon dally.
Passengers for Montgomery, Mobile nnd New Orleans take Stage for Opelika flrom Hnrnesvllle through Columbus,
distance of 07 miles, or from Griffin through West Point, a distance of 03 miles.
I THE AMERICAN ART-UNION.
morporalrtl by lb, L'gi'latur, of N,<«• York, 1840,
■rtho Promotion oftho Fine Arts In the
United States,
HLL distribute In the City of New-York,
on the 90tb of December next, several hundred
I' c ? tyk'jhigs, Busts or VVashinoton.Iii llronxe, by
■ eland,after Houdon, besides other works nf Art, by
■crtrim and resident ArtisU. Among those ahead.'
ffii-lia.cd are, the “Dream of Arcadia,” by Cole, whicl
finsufercd by mnny to bo his driest landscape j A Hpfr-
II aiming, by Loutxe; Tho Marriage of Washington,
ftesrnsj Boone’s First View ui'Keiitucky,byUniiney,
■tun.'* by Weir, Pcele, Doughty, Crnpsey, Church,
■«ley, Mntteson, Kenscft,GI«noux,Glflurd, Fischer,
■iii, and oilier distinguished Artists.
I , EVERY MEMBER
■nr the year 1850, will rbobivb for .each subscription
T , '[® Pnllsrs made by him,
I a copy of each number of the Bulletin, (an lllus-
jed monthly Journal of Art,) which shall bo Issued
■rttio payment of such subscription,
r A print of Mr. Uokt’m Jlno engraving on steel,
during90)4 Inches by 16N Inches, after Mr. Lkslik’s
|i;rnted painting of Anne Page, Slender, nnd Shnllnw,
Ivindior ”* * * C8n ° ln 8 balupearo’s “slurry Wives
■I. AsetofflvaprinU.from finished lino engravings
pteel, oftho average alee or 7Ji Inches by 10 inches,
■ executed by distinguished Ainoricnn engravers, nllur
rullowing painting*, vis: The Dream of Arcadia, by
oli. reu rl M n, ’ly r . I)urBni, l Breaker, by
"J ,1U ’ b J r Edmonds t The Card
yen, by WoodvIllBj Uius ronnlng the commencement
*>r American Art.
In Uxo ifistrllrulion °r n largo number of
sTiNos and other works of Art, which will probably
PU|uettes. Medals, Sculptures In marble
■. nn.YJ i lgg,n wa . t '! f c :’l or *' 1 ,'l'he Collection will be
Irh K ,cron,Hd l,y Piooddltion of new purchases,
■icn will be announced, from Unto to lirno, in tho Bul-
I l J* * cb !* n «; l8 dll«d by nil who have examined the
lsr?o« C . 0 i UC n " n f nono 1,1,8 ovor been exhibited in
■ nrn.r?. u ' U|y '"9 11 ln ■ttTMl|ou. The subscriber for
year has an unequalled opportunity for
R7,'"* tho „ l f i l' I ° purpose of obtaining nvnluablo re-
ktmhnr ~ J" v>,t !? , ? nl,or * ecllrl 0(1 the possession of
gratifying his taste fo?art, nnd ornfibrd-
■ cncourogament to promising artists of his own coun-
, which should Iminndo
|, of tile p a u C || a e y b l 8 » ( lo ontlllo members lo early num-
fubserlpUons received by
GEORGE 8. HARDING,
Honorary Secretary.
I STJM»r«A V , ALE ROYAL
HHIS SAW ASD VIjANINO
isre.^?u 0nof 11,0 coRhumeraof Lumber
dhluanrikmJ ly '*f 0 ' lc * ,e d to the following daserihed
■the Suliscrlbefs °i *J u,nl,ur now 0n hand and for suld
!““Wiuai
, nnd 1)4 Inch Utick, from 0 to 14
N. Crugcr, 84 J. II. Ladd, 189
O. 8. Frierson, 83 O. Ilnrtridge,!90
Geo. Gordon,80 W. P. Clnrk. 190
Harper k Stunrt, 87 Hardwick k Cooke, 199
Holt k Rothwcll, 68 Franklin k Brantley, 194
Win. Duncan,89 F. Sorrel, IB0
R. Hutchison, 00 O. W. Anderson k Bro.,900
Francis Wood, 01 S. Solomons, 901
E. Parsons k Co., 99 O. F. Mills,904
M. k W. dimming,03 P. II. Bohn, 900
Yonge k Gninmull, 04 8. Goodall,900
Smith & Humphreys,05 llabun k,Fulton,Q07
Hollis k Lawson, 05 Boston k Gunby,900
J. II. Burroughs, 97 A. Ml ills, 990
N. A. Hardno A Co.. 110 Godfrey k Solomons, 80
aW.GarmanykCo.,U9k!01 Williamson k Preston,994
Psdclford k Fay, 104k 100 S.O.Dunnlng.lOWhluker-st
Way k King, 105 E. W. Buker, Jones’ wharf.
W.C. O’Driscoll, 108 C. A. L. Lamar, Eastern**
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERS.
Cohen k Fosdlck, 148 Day-street.
I’hllbrlck k Hell, 156 do.
Thos.J. Walsh fc Co, 100 d».
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
Wm. Crabtree, 908 Bay-street.
Wm. B. Giles fc Co., 1)1 Hay-street.
U. A. Allen fcCo., Bluet’s Wharf.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
II. Roberts, Gibbons’ llilildllig.
II. F. Waring fc Co., 101 Hroughton-street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DllY GOODS.
LaUirop k Ponto, Gibbons’ llulldlng.
Snider, l.sthrop k Nuvitt, Shad’s Building,
Marshall fc Aiken, do. Uu.
Dewitt fc Morgan, Itlbero'a Building.
M. l’rendersast fc Co,cor’r Congress and W hltakav-sts.
S. C, Lane fc Co., corner Broughton nnd Barnard-sts.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A. Welloa, 105 Hay-street.
Cuheii* fc Herts, 140 Hay-street.
H. A. Crane fc Co., 189 liny-street,
J. V.Connermt, 150 Bay-street.
Scranton, Jnhnitun fc Co., 197 Bay-street.
Swift, Denslow fc Co., 169 Hay-street.
Davis fc Uopp, 177 Bay-streut.
WHOLESALE fc RETAIL GROCER.
If. J, Gilbert, West side Market Square.
RETAIL GROCERS.
J. Rosseau, corner II rough ton nnd Bull streets.
W. W. Goodrich. Smut’s Building, Whltakcr-atreets.
J.C Brown, 111 Congress-street.
J. Dn Martin, corner Hay nnd Whitaker streets.
M. J. Solomons, 151 Congress-st.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
J. fc II. Hoyt fc Co., Ray-street near Whitaker.
CLOTHING STORES.
G. S. Nichols. Gibbons’ llulldlng.
Pierson fc Heldt, 10 Wliitnker-sueet.
Philip Konn, 08 firynn-straet.
FASHION ABLE TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
Price fc Veailor, 147 Bay-street.
Ilnmilinn fc Symons, 17 Whitaker-street.
Robinson fc Cnmp,6 Uull-street.
S. P. Dibble, corner Hrougbton nnd Whltnker-sts.
John W. Kelly, Hull-street, opposite Pulaski House,
Berg fcLIeborman, 114 llrynn-slrset.
M. I). Murphy, Wliltaker-st.
John F. Sheen, Monumcut-sq., over J. M. Haywood’s
Hair Dressing Saloon.
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
Mrs. B. Tomb, No. 15 llarnard-strcet.
IIAT STORES.
D. A. Ambler fc Co., No. 117 Congress-street.
N. Lyon, Gibbons’ llulldlng.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE DEALERS.
O. Johnson fc Co., 108 Uryau-street.
FASHIONABLE HOOT-MAKEI\0.
L. Rohidcr,99 Whitaker-street.
J. L. Oliver, 17 Bull-street.
DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
A. Galloway, 73 York-atreot.
SHIP CHANDLERS AND OROCER8.
Wood, Cluiihorn fc Co., Aneiaux's wharf.
Turner fc Henry, Moore’s Wlinrf.
HEGAR MANUFACTURERS.
A. Ponce, 13 Whitnker-streei.
P. Jacobs, 97 Hull-street.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
G. R. Hendrickson fc Co.. Gibbons’ llulldlng.
A. A. Solomons fc Co., Mnrket-squnro.
James A. Lnllochu, corner liny and Hull streets.
Turner fc Oden, Monument square.
L. J. Myers,corner Broughton nnd Whltnker-sts.
J E Johnson, corner Hull und llroughton-sts.
LEATHER AND FINDING STORE.
J. P. Baum,corner llarnnrd nnfl Hrynn-streots.
CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE.
J llasbrouck fc Co, Smets’ Building.
- HARD-WARE.
N. II. fc II. Weed, 103 llrouglitou-strcet.
McCleskey & Norton, Gibbon*’ Building.
E. Hopkins, 177 Congress-street
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
I. W. Morrell, Smets’ llulldlng.
II. s. Bognrdus, Corner Butl-sL nnd Congress-ot. lane.
Dougnld Ferguson, Court-House square.
G. 51. Conn, 131 IImughton street.
PAINT STORE AND PAINTING.
John Poole, 11 Whltaker-strfr
HOOK STORES.
W. T. Williams, 149 Bay-street.
J. M. Cooiior, comer Whitaker nnd St Jullnn-streets.
MUSIC STORE.
F. Zogbaum fc Co., corner St.Jullan-it and Msrket-sq.
JEWELLERS.
M. Eastman, corner Whitaker nnd Ilryan-streeta.
T. T. Wilmot, Market-square.
LOTTERY OFFICES.
Geo. 8. Gray, Hull street, opposite Pulaski Honae.
E. Withlngton, 143 Ilny-street.
Geo. W. Nvylly, Hull-street, opposite Pulaski House.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Wylly fc Wright, Hull-street, opposite Pulaski House.
Jns. Bancroft. 117 liny-street
STEAM BOAT AGENTS.
Cohens fc Herts, Charleston Steam-Packet wharf.
T. It Mills, Iron Steam Uont Company’s wharf.
B. M.'l’ond, Georgia Htcain Boat Company’s wharf.
M. A. Cohen, Dillon’s Wharf.
Behn fc Foster, Anderson’s Lower wharf. -
DENTISTS.
E. Parsons, 197 Congress-street.
8. G. Pancost, North side Monument-square.
H. J.lloyall, 111 Congress-street
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. E. Yonge. oOlco corner St Julian and Price-streets.
Dr. Bradley, Hroughton-sf, S. side, near Lyceum Hall.
Rates of Freight for Merchandise Generally, from Savannah to Macon»
Mraburkhknt Goods—Boxes of Hals, Bonnets, Furniture, Shoes, Saddlery, Dry Goods, and other
Measurement Goods, per cubic foot, 13 ce
Crockery Ware, In crates, boxes nr lilul*., per cubic foot, 10
Goods bv wsiuiit, virstClass.—Boxes nf Ginas, Paints, Drugs nnd Confectionary, per 100 lbs., 50
Second Clash.—Siignr, Coffee, Rope. Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tobacco, Leather, Hides, Copper, Tin,
Sheet aud Hoop Iron, Hard and Hollow-ware, Klee, boxes Soap and Candles, Bagging, and other
heavy nrtlcles not enumerated below, per 100 lbs., 45
' I’iiikd Class.—Flour,Bacon, Liquor*, Pork, lleer, Fish,Tallow and licuswax, per 100 lbs., 40
'ourtii Class.—Mill-gearing, Pig and Bar Iron, Grind andMHIatnnea, Nalls. Spikes and Coal,per 100 lbs., 30
Inrrels nf Beets, Bread, Crackers, Potatoes, Fruit Oysters, Unions, Ico, aud all light barrels, each, 75
OH and Molasses per hhd., (smaller casks In proportion) 90 00
Salt per sack, not exceeding four bushel* 60
0/- Goods consigned to Thos. H. Wayne, Forwarding Agent, Savannah, will be forwarded free of cnminissln
6avannah,(aa.)98th Nov., 1849. WM M. WADLBY, Superintends
nrdsT {“““ndquality pinned, Tonguod nnd Grooved
riic, wb/oV l *’ nn, ‘ 1 X inch thick, from 0 tol4
teW SrtfM Weather Boards, #, K nnd 1 Inch
• ir.ls°i v l '' t ‘ , «»w)dej second quality Wenthor
lilch ’la anM i 1 ,nc h tlilck, 0 to 14 Inches wide—
ebl ° °i W l ,r * ce > nn< * I* very desirable for
loftrir wt,“ ''* w price, nnn is very < <
fchafJH* 1r 5,? <,h 5 r “n nr shingles nro used.
Jl toYfL 1 lnurt V lA to 1 •'
|l to klnJl'. l,arCl, ? ,,tal110 Wid,J H °W
Ibmd ond q "". IUy ,ln ,l0 ’
■A Doninn B V nrl " tl Scantling.
Ini d « m" "i'nve dosoribof •
IH m* LumVi.ie! 10 f°. r •foinodlnte....
■I<umhel l.» r r,,rnl, * le d to order at short notice.
■•‘t.wlin!n V "UMH'rehasoil In lots of notleaa than 5,000
I l-’or ortir.--"’ V . uru ' 1 Pn bn ft ny wharf In tho city.
■itiscribS"* 04U*’ a| * |,,y “ tlll ° Mi . IT > orntlho ° mc0ofth#
|a U| > ny-atreet. ^ QJhEa OQ
1171m? SHAKE'S PATENT
InSt R00F PAINT, FROM OHIO,
in « Valuable Mineral Substance is sold
ocoiui.,!!,* P°Y* ,or * lh " n With linseed oil to
l"l alter l,oy Ofthlck paint, and applied with a luush,
Ils cosiuUt , P° ,ur# ora-fow months to tho ntinosphoro,
Botins wil?. oco, . n °8 » perfect slate or cent of mnll pro-
■ nnd fro!,, JjJ!® 1r *■ covered flrom tho action oftho wentn
| r rnTll«« e( l unl to H R»r stonmhontnnd qnr decks.
I thn i. ,° r,r " n *n* it fonnsn coming nearly us hard
I l|V,nI ,on *t«elf, and never cleaves efT.
Inn!-. f.P'lWSai a spurious article has bean sold as the
■"tliori,'., I" rnrft purohusers should hoearonilto buy of
I . 1 A * onu '
■ .•yory. mnr kcd blakws fire proof
loabovoPalntlsforsnlolnSnvanc ‘
l*opl8 V* 0 " 1
ittnah by
LAMAR,
I)r L Knurr, corner Hay nnd Hull-sts.
TEACHER IN THE CLASSICS, fcc.
Henry K Preston, No 74 St. Julinn-st.
BOOK AND JOU PRINTER.
Geo N Nichols, Uull-at., opposite Pulaski House.
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
T. J. Jackson, No. 131 Broughlon-strcet.
DAUUEIUIEAN GALLERY.
Print' - - ~
inpton
SUtp, nntr stcam=Datn« EWbcrtrscmcuts.
SAVANNAH, GA.. TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24. 1850.
(Scitcr,n iitabtrttflemeitts.
TAIIUQS.—Factors and othore purchasing
J-/ articles at wholesale In my lino, nrn Informed that
they can procure them at from ten to fifteen per cent,
les* than usual prices, by calling at tho comer of Brough
ton and llull-sts.
■prll J. E. JOHNSON.
to Atlanta,
lo Autpistn,
to Columbus,
to Opelika, f
to Jacksonville, Ala.
to Tnllndega, )
to Huntsville, yAlnbatna99 00
to Decatur,
950
n so
15 00
17 00
90 00
..98 00
TMPORTED 8EGARS.—20,000 Eagle
M. Y. fc Co.; a fine article) 19,000 La Fragnncias 13..
0J1O Esculapl*) 5,000 Consolacloni 8,000 Ln Hussy; 4,000
•’Lucero and llc|alla, in store and for stile by
. M FRANCIS. WAVER,
Juno 99 No. 178 nay st.
PILOT BIIEAD—25 l.bls. Wilson’s Pilot
J. Bread, per brig Augusta; for sale by
■ugfl TURNER fc HENRY, Exchange Dock.
and for sale by
augO
* The Western nnd Atlantic Rnil-Rnnd will soon be completed between Dalton and Chattanooga, a distance of
Off miles from Savannah, of which duo notice will bo given.
f Head of tho West Point and Montgomery Ilnll-Konil,on which the fare to Montgomery U about Q9.
MACON AND WESTERN RAIL-ROAD.
From Macon lo Atlanta, being 101 miles of the line of Rail-Roads extending from Savan
nah to Atlanta, Ga.
Tho Passenger Trains of this Road are run dally as follows t connecting at Macon with the Central Road, and at
Allantn with tho Western and AUanttc nnd Georgia UaJI-Jlouds.
Leave Macon at 8 A.-M., arrive at Atlanta 3 P. M.
Leave AUanta 9 A. M., and arrive at Macon 4 P. M.
Passengers on this Road to and from Savannah sleep one night at Macon.
The Trains on the Western und Atlantic Road do not run on Sunday. *
Passengers for Columbus, Montgomery and Ne w-Urleans via Savannah and Macon, take Stages at narneaville.
Passengers for La Grange, West Point,Montgomery and Nnw-Oriennsvia Augusta and Atlanta, take Stages at Griffin.
Freight Trains nre run dally through the business season, aim tri-weekly Che remainder of the year.
All freight to and ftom other Ronds promptly forwarded, without charge for forwarding.
T) ALTlMOllE FLOUR.—50 bids, super-
J -s fine Howsrd-sL Flour; landing from schoonerOcean
■nd for ■■!■ hv
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO.
pEMENTand PLASTER PARIS.—75
\y bids. Cement and 95 bbls. Plaster Paris In store and
fore snle by WM. P. CLARK.
nug3 .
P INE APPLE CHEESE.—4 cases Pine
Apple Cheese, and 10 ken Goshen Butter, landing
and for sale by WOOD, CLAGHORN fc CO.
gfntmtl flOTmtsentcttm.
DAINT Blake's Patent Firo Proof Paintj
* for sale by C. A. L. LAMAR,
fob 19 Agent for Georgia.
ROGERS &. WOSTF.NHOLM’S PEN
XL KNIVES, a new and fine assortment; also Erasing
Knives. Just received by
fob 93 JOHN M. COOPER.
LI ONEY.—3 .casks Cuba Honey—just re-
XX celved and for sale by
U. It.
HENDRICKSON fc CO.
T ORRILLARD’S SNUFF.—A full sup-
XJ ply of Lorrillnrd’a Scotch, Maccoboy and Rappee
TURNER fc ODEN.
TT'RESH Coeeresa WATER,—20 boxca
X fresh Congress Water. Just received and for sale by
TURNER fc ODEN,
mnr 15 Monument square.
p ONFECTION ARY 30 boxea steam re-
V fined Confectionary, lost received, and for sale by
" **,. HENDRICKSON fc CO.,
Gibbons’ Buldlitgs.
RUTTER, LARD, &c.—20 tabs choice
XJ Udshen Butter; 40 keg« Leaf Lard; 90 small boxes
choice Cheese; landing ni,d for sale by
July 9U WOOD. CLA(
AGIIOHN fc CO.
CUGAR, RAISINS, &c.—10 bbls Crushed
C Hugnr; 5 dn Powdered; 10 boxes Balsins: 5 do Pearl
Starch; 5 barrels Soda, Butter and Lemon Crackers; 6
boxes do Soda and l.cmon do; landing per brig Wilson
Fuller, and lor sale by J. C. BROWN,
July 15 1 111 Congress-street.
/Consumption Rimm™, cia* &.
V-/ Co’s, celebrated genuine Medicinal Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumptions, Hemfutous Affitctlons, Rheumatism,
etc., Just received and for sale by L. J. MYRRH,
apr8 SmeU’Building.
/^lUNNY CLOTH.—200 bale.. Qonny
VT Cloth,In store. Forsafoby
June 18
PADELFORD, FAY fc CO.
Rates of Freight for Merahandlae Generally,
BETWHN MACON AND......
Fimt Class, (per ruble (toot)—Boxes of Hats, hoots, Shoes, Bonneta, Furniture, and such
other articles m are clearly analogous to those named
Second Class, (per 100 lbs.)—Boxes and bales of Dry Goals, Saddlery, Gloss, Paints, Oils,
Drags, Feathers, anil Confectionary,
Third Clam, (per 100 lbs.)—Sugar, Coffee, Liquor, flagging. Rope, Butter. Cheese, Tobacco,
.ember. Hides In bales, Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin, Bar nnd sheet Iron, Hollow-ware, Castings
lanlwnre, and nit other hnnvy article* not otherwise enumerated
Fourth Class, (pur 100 lbs.)—Flour, IHce, llaron, Pork, llreft Fish, Lard, Tallow, Beeswax
lies of lings, Olnschg, green uml dried Fruits, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron, Mill nnd Grindstone
Cotton from Atlanta to Savnnnoh, 85 cts. per
** ** Jonesboro’ ** ' 50 •• •'
Macon, Oct. 98,1848.
twills.
100 lbs.
lOOIbs.
EMERSON FOOTE, Huperintendant.
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAIL-ROAD.
ATLANTA TO DALTON 100 9IILFI9.
Possentrer Truitts leave Atlanta daily (Sunday’s excepted) at 1 o’clock, P. M., arrive at Dal
ton nt 8 P. AI.j returning, leave Dalton at 4o’clock, A. 61., nnd arrive at Atlanta at 11 o’clock, A. M.
Trains on thn Memphis Branch Rail-llond,anil Htagssfor Nashville nnd Knoxville,Tetiu., and for Tascuinbin, Ala.
and Memphis, Tenn., run In connection with this Bond.
Rates of Transportation for Itlerelmmllxe Generally,...
FROM ATLANTA TO
First Class, (per cubic Tool)—Boxes of lints, Bonnets, and Furniture, 09)4
Srcond Class, (per 100 lb*.)—Boxes and bales or Dry Goods, Shoes, Saddlery, Glass,PniuU,
Oils, Drags, and Confectionary,
Third Class, (pur 100 lb*.)—Georgia Domestics, Sugar, Coffee, Liquor, Bagging. Hope. Butter,
Cheese,Tobacco, Leather, Feathers, Hides, Cotton Yarns,Copper, Tin,Sheet Iron, Hollow-
warn, (/rockery,Casting*, Hard ware, Marble, (dressed), fcc
Fourth Class, (per 100 lbs.)—Flour, (In sacks) Rice, Pork, Reef, Fish, Lard.Tnllow, Bacon,
(In ca*ks, boxes or »nck«), Bens-witx, bales of Rags, Ginseng, Fruit, Bar Iron, Marble, (undress-
ed), Mill nnd Grind Stones, Mill Pouring,
if
Jig
A
•PRE
1 ori
RENCH CHINA.—A full assortmont ef
of Plain White and Gold Band French China at
WEEDS fc MORRELL’S,
flroughton-stirct.
' UGGY UMBRELLAS—Made to order,
. * Jusl received per Marion.
July 3 MARSHALL fc AIKIN.
'NGLISH Tooth BRUSHES.—An In-
^ voice of superior English Toutli Brushes; Just 1m-
irted.
my 11 A. A. SOLOMONS & CO.
>ATCHOULLY Compound, for destroy
ing moths, for sale by
—y 31 JAS. A. LaROCIIB.
\ INSEED OIL.—500 gals., landing and
Lj for sole by G. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO,,
liny 31 Glldion*’ Buildings.
C?IND WASH BALLS.—A fresh supply
O received and for salo by
G. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.
/“1ASTILE SOAP.—20 boxes superior Cas-
\J tile Soap, for sale by
ffirt ifi.n <tnc.tr
TURNER fc ODEN.
t ONDON MUSTARD.—2Sboxes London
XJ Mustard; for snle low, hv
J^RKSH Gum Arabic Lawn]
mnr 30
rs—for sale
JAS. A.'LaROCIIE,
Gnudry’s Building.
17 NGLISH MUSTARD.—3 cases of supe-
J j rior English Mustard. For sale by
fob 19 L. J. MYERS, Hmets*BoiMlng.
/"kLIVEOIL.—Superior Olivo Oil, in quart
V_/ and pint bottles, nlso ou draught; for snle by
JAS. Al LaROCIIB,
mar 95 Gaudry’s Building.
CPERM and Lard Oil.—20 bbls. Pure
O Sperm Oil, 10 bbls. Lard Oil, 95 bbls. Whale Oil,
for sale low by TURNER fc ODEN;
Jan 99 Monument Square.
CNUFF.
K-J caboyan
apr 8
caboyand Scotch fcnuff'Jpm recrlveif, snilfnr
i, Ma c-
ft recrlveif, and for sm' e.
JAS. E. LaROCHE.
^ONGRLSS WAlER.juat received, and
VJ for sale by JAS. B. LaROCIIB,
00 Gaudry’s Building.
fob 98
T A DIES’ Kid GLOVES.—Just received,
XJ a fine assortment of Ladles llghtcol’d Kid Gloves.
J. H. MAOILL,
apr 10 Savannah Cash Store.
Y7ESTS.—White and Colored Marseilles
V Vests, just received, and for sale by
“T 10 ROBINSON-fc CAMP.
PLATED Table and Tea Spoons, Nut
X Cracks and Picker*, Table Malts, fcc.; for sale at
•* WEEDS fc MORRELL, Broughton-at.
p OLLETON BITTERS.—The celebrated
V_/ Colleton Bitters, a purely vegetable preparation,
and a sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia; Just received, and
for idle by 0. K. HENDRICKSON fc CO.,
apr 16 Gibbons’ Buildings.
TjMNE TURKEY RHUBARB.—1 Case
X fine pulv. Turkey Rhubarb, for sale by
mar 13 TURNER fc ODEN.
PUTLER’S Tasteless Seidlitx POWDER
JJ Just received by A. A. SOLOMONS,
leb 19 Market-sq.
Y\7ILSON’S PILOT BREAD.—30 bbls
T Y Pilot Bread; per ehlp Southport—for sale hr
TURNER fc HENRY,
Exchanse Dock.
QODA WATER.—I am now prepared to
kJ supply dealers by the Fountain, at Ilia low pries ol
two dollars per Fount, highly charged,perfectly freo from
all the objections Incident to the usual mode, (my appa
ratus being on an entirely new principle,) and superin
tended hy myself. J. E. JOHNSON,
mnr 97 Corner of Broughton and Drayton sis.
I1JOPS, HOPS—New crop just received,
X X nnd for sale by
apr3 JAS. E. LaROCHE.
L ADIES’ Pearl Inlaid DESKS.—A few
of the above of very superior quality and extra
finish, received by
apr 13 JOHN M. COOPER.
Vf/EDDINQ Cake BOXES—A supply
Y Y received and for sale by
mar 30 JOHN M. COOPER.
(Rencvnl flRrtwttwtgwnts.
~~ IIAUJIOMC lSSTirCTK. 3 I
R> recent additions to their stocks, tie. 1
XJ scribers are enabled to offer the most compleu
sortmentof Musical merchandise ever exhibited in
vannah, to which they would respcctfolly Invite tl
tention of amateurs and dealeis.
PIANO FORTES or various stvles.and complies, by
A. Bfodnrt and Wm. Hall fc Son, New-York; of the ui.
most beauty or tone, touch and finish, and of warranted
durability. - - ■
M ELODEON8—The mostelegant, cheap, and portable
aubstnute for the Organ ever Invented.
VIOLINS of all qualities, by the doxen or singly.
GUITARS—A complete assortment of various styles
and prices.
MILITARY INSTRUMENTS orBrassand Wood,In
cluding every variety. Also, Banjos, Tamborlne*, Ac-
cordeons, Flutlnas, Harmonica*, Flutes, Flageolets, ■
Flfcs, Piccolos, Strings for instruments, fcc. fcc. For
sale wholesale and retail by
F. ZOGUAUM fc CO.,Importers,
Corner St. Jnllsn-st. and Alarkel-square.
(Kh New Music received weekly.gg mar 1
SAVANNAH GYMNASIUM,
South Common*
y "pHE Subscriber respectfully informs tho
X Ladles and Gentlemen of Savannah tlmt he ha*
Icosed the building known as the SAVANNAH GYM
NASIUM, which he has, at much expense, fitted up and
put In complete order. This Institution Is now opened
for the admission or subscribers from 7 in the Morning
till It in tho Evening.
HOURS or ADMISSION.
For Ladles from 7 A. 51.to 1951.
For Gentlemen ftom 1 P.M. till nightfall. ;
In the Ground adjacent, Ice Creams, Cake, Cindies,
and other Refreshment! will alwnysbeln readiness for
visitors, and for those walking to and from the Park.—
Balls and Parties willuLn be served with Creams, fcc. at
reasonable prices,' and at short notice.
Bows, Arrows and Targets have been received ftom
Philadelphia, nnd the Ladles have an opportunity of prac
tising at Archery at all hours of the dsy.
N. Dr—A comfortable Saloon, with tons, carpet, Ac.
has been fitted up for Ladles,
apr 95 tOl WILLIAM CLAGHORN
JOHN BENSON,
NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN
COPPKHBMITmillASS&pELLFOUNDRY.
A LL KINDS of Copper-Woik, Turpentine
/X and other Distilling Apparatus, Sugar Tenches,
Pans, fcc.,including"Henson fc Day’s”patented Improv
ed Vacuum Pan; also every other style of Vacuum Pan,
fcc. Also, Soda Water and Pneumatic apparatus. Also.
BELLS for Churches, Pactorie", fcc., and every dcacrip*
lion af Brass and other Castings. Older* addressed to
J. BENSON,95 Old Slip, N.Y.,
Orto Messrs. WAY fc KINO, Savannah,
febO 6mo Will receive punctual attention.
EL C. STOTSKNIIUUG’S
IRON, BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY.
'Wllmlnfclnn. Del.
rpHE Subscriber would invite the attention
X or Southern Mill-owners, Mlll-Wrights, and Ma
chinists, to his extensive Foundry, at the corner of Front
and Washington-streets, Wilmington, Delaware. II*
posses more than ordinary advantage* In his line, having
hnd twenty-seven years practical experience in the buaf
ness, and possessing a very large assortment of patterns
for Rolling Grist, Rice and Saw Mills. In all orders for
Mill Genring, the patterns will be made free of charge.—
A list of his patterns or Gearing will be sent to persons
wantint to order Castlnp.
Finetoned BELLS,suitable for Churches,Steam-boats,
Factories, fcc.. always ou hand. Brass Castings mada to
order. E. C. 8TOTSENBURG.
Wilmington, Del., March 1st, 1850.
1 UMMUSS* Aromatic and Veirel
J_J Bitters—For snle by L- J. f
liable Wine
MYERS
Transportation Office, W. and A.R. R., Atlanta, April 14th, 1849.
E. U. MILLS, Sup’t.TransportaUoiT
FOR NEW-YOIIK.
NEW LINE OF PACKET-SHIPS.
To sail weekly during tho year. Tills line Is composed
ortho following vessels:
Barque ISAAC MEAD. R. T. RaowN.
Bnrque PETER DEMILL, N. Host,
Brig MACON B. Watkins.
Sdhr. VIRGINIA, V B Hobart.
Schr.O.J. JONES, II. Look.
The nbovo vessels are oftho first clnss, insure nt the
lowest rates, and nre commanded hy Cnptnlns of much
experience In the trade. They will bo towed up nnd
down the river when necessary, nnd will nlwnys sail on
the day advurtlscd. The Cabins nro handsomely fur
nished, nnd every care will be taken for the comfort nnd
convenience of Passengers. For Freighter Passage, ap
ply to ROWLAND fc WASHBURN,
No. 173 Bay-street, Savannah.
DEMILL fc CO..
net 18 No. 180 Front-street, New-York.
Cotton, fcc.. consigned to the Agents will be for
warded with despatch and free of commission to the
shippoia.
SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA
IRON STEAMBOAT^COMP’Y OP GA
This Company"will continue lo transport Produce nnd
other Merchandise on the Savannah lUver, to nnd from
Augusta, hy their Iron Steamers
JOHN RANDOLPH, Copt. Piulpot,
LAMAR
And alio by tho Steamer
AMORY SIBLEY, Copt. OaaswxLL.
Tho Inttcr Steniner being of less draught timn any other
on the River, Insures unprecedented despatch in nil stages
of tho wntcr. The Coiupanyisalio provided with fifteen
Tow-bontsnnd two Lighters.
All Froightnddressoti to the care ortho Company or Us
Agents, will be received nnd forwarded freo of cominis-
sions. A. SIBLEY, President, Augusta.
T. R. MILLS, Agent, Savannah.
octlO W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta.
Boml-Weekly U. S.Mnll lilncStenm-Paokct
W. V. Piintiee, corner St. Julinu-st. and Market-sq.
/ GAS FITTINGS.
U. Crantoon, No. 91 Brynn street.
Stratum fc Dobson, corner State and Bull-streets.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
A. Short, corner South Broad aud Whltaker-sts.
C. Van Horn, West Broad-street.
D. L. Cohen, No. 5 Jones-*treet.
C. Butler, York-streut, Ogloiharpe-iquare.
L Solomons, 143 Broughton-st.
ENGINEERS AND MILL-WRIGHTS.
It. fc J. Lachliaun, near Canal Lock.
A N Miller, Eastern Wharf.
TINNER.
James Sullivan, Whitaker street.
GUN SMITHS.
John Carruthers, 175 Market-square.
TIN-WARE MANUFACTURER.
MeArthor fc Morse, 13 Uornnrd-etreet.
MARBLE AND STONE MANUFACTURER*
RobuD. Walker, York-street.
SADDLERY, fcc.
W. II. May fc Co., corner Whitakernnd Bryan-streeta.
N. B, Knapp, Murket-sqiinrc.
CARRIAGE MAKERS AND BLACKSMITHS.
Hnrdcastle fc Carruthers,30 Congress and 95 St. Julian-
strcvU. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
Win. Warner,40 West Hmad-struet.
Phllbrick fc Boll, 150 Bay-street.
BETWEEN
SAVANNAH, GA. & PALATKA, FLA.,
VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK A NO ST. MARYS,
Ga Vj JACKSONVILLE, BLACK CREEK AND PICO-
ln connection with tho Charleston Dally Mall Steam
Packets at Savannah; the Mnll Steamer SARA 11 SPA LD
I NO, from Palatka to Lake Monroe, the Mnll Stugesfrom
Jacksonville via Alligator. Mineral Springs nud Madjson-
vlllo, to Tallahassee; and from Picolntn to Ht. Augustine,
OOAMULGEB Cap!. W.M. Wilsok.
WM. GASTON, Capt. Hbbbzkd.
ST. MATTHEWS Capt. NichousKiko,
These Packets leave Savannah every Tuesday and
Saturday morning at 10 o’clock.
Retubhiku.—Leave Pnlntknevery Monday nnd Thurs
day inortilng, touching al the above named places each
W All goods consigned to the Agents forwarded free o
commission. COHENS fc HERTZ, Agents,
n nv 14 Savunnnh.
IlBliON’S PlIIIiADFIiPHIA
fiA jufD rSA
SAVANNAH LINE OF PACKETS.
The following vessels comprise tills Line, andwillssll
liout every two weeks, vl* i
ehr. JULIA ELIZA Capt. IIiobbi.
Hchr. II. VVBSTCOrr, capt. Hand.
Schr. SARAH ELIZABETH, Capt. Hi.ackiah.
Hchr. JNO. II. HOLMES, (new).... Capt. Loooa.
Thunbove vessels are nil first clnss schooners, nnd
commanded by Cnptnlns experienced in the trade, and
who will use their best exertions to give sntiaflirtlm to
the shippers. For Freight or Passage, (having goal ac-
„jr,i...r.,p M » s gr 8fe , f piy(o BALiji
79 Bny-street, Snvnnnnh.
ALEXANDER HERON, Jr,
117 No. 37)4 N. Whnrves, PhlladelpliW.
T 1NEN SHEETING, Linen Dain.sk,
XJ Dowlas, Huckabacks, Dia|icrs, Birds Eye do.; Dn-
intek Napkins, do. Doyles, fcc.; Just received and for
snft at the lowest price by
nor99 DalVITT fc MORGAN,
CHIRTSI SHIRTS !—Hnbinann isi Camp
O have Just received another lot of fine while nnd co-
lore! Shirt*, which they ottbr low, nt Gaudry’s Buildings,
nextdoor to Pulaski House. apr 1
"VTEW Spring GOODS.—Lathrop
ll are now receiving their Spring supply ofSta
Fnncj DRY GOODS, which nro offered on fa
terms,either nt wholesale or remit.
Foote
o‘f Staple and
favnrablu
mnr 9
T?BENCH Worked COLLARS, Lace
X Cuff*, Lace Capes, white Kh| Gloves, and a new
style tfeiubruldcred L. C. Hdkfs.; Ju«t received by
fob 19 MARSHALL fc AIKIN.
T A DIES’ Fine light col’d Gailer BOOTS
JJ ilo do Linen do do
do do Rroozc Morocco half Gaiters
do do English Kid Slip*. Just received
and for snle by O. JOHNSTON fc CO.,
apr 18 108 Urynn-st.
B
UFFALO Tuck COMBS—A Vupnly of
br»ale by
tlie latest patterns, just received and for rale
O. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.
npr 16 Gibbons’ Building*.
H ALTTLANTFriiNS^DraM Stand S<i!7r
and Lard Lamps, Girandoles, Fluid nnd Gass
Lntn|»s. For snle at WEEDS fc MORRELL’S,
mnr 14 Broughton street.
r PIRESand AXLES.—Tho Subscribers are
X Agents for the sale of Horatio Ames’ Tires and
Axles for Cars and Locomotives, nnd warrant them as
good as any manufactured In this country,
hov 10 N. B. fc II. WEED.
J. MORTON POOLE.
MACHINE MAKER,
Wllmlnnton. Delaware.
A LL kinds of Mill Gearing, Shafting, Pul-
JA. leys of all slses, Hptir and Devil Wheals, fcc. Iron
and Brass Castings, Saw Mill Machinery, Steam Pipes
for warming factories, Heavy and Light Turning and
Plsnring, Lnrte Screws (hr press work, and MACHINE
MAKING GENERALLY.
ToCompnnles in the Southern States about engnglngin
manufacturing, J. M. P. with pleasure refers them to spe.
cimensoriils work, to the factories of the Augusta and
Ornnltovllle Companies. Bmo mar IS
SPLENDID PORCELEAiNTfOOR -
KNOBS.
F1KGEH IT.ATEK—NAME AND NUMBER
PLATES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Building Hardware and Tool Store, No. 98?
Market-Street, Phlla.
y- PHE subscriber invites tho Southern Mer-
X chants, Builders and others, to call at his establish
ment and examine the Urge assortment of Building JUrd»
were and ToaU, and hear the prices. Hating been ap
pointed sole Agent for the sale or Poreeteain Knobs, fcc.,
and being n the Building Hardware and Tool business, ex
clusively, Builders and others can obtain, at till* estab
lishment, all the newest styles of Locks, Knobs, fcc.
(K7- At tills establishment It la considered a pleasure to
■how tho goods. WM. M. McCLUHE,
f„b 19 * ‘
WM. M. AICUtiUKE,
378 Mnrket-sirect, Phlla.
IJ OES.—200 dozen Patent and Carolina
XX Hoes, for
mnr 7
it sale hy
N. B. fc II. WEED.
SNABURGS and STRIPES.—Georgia
v_/ and Carolina Osnaburgs and Stripes, Richmond nnd
. Ml J,._ ■ Bkl-L. - - .... L-
lOt
T TMBRELLAS.—Just received a large k
L/ of fino Silk and Colton Umbrellas, for salo by
npr 1 HOUINSOS k CAMP.
rTMBRELLAS.—Just received a full sup-
ply Green, Brown, and Black Silk nnd Gingham
Umbrellas—for sale cheap, at the Clothing Store of
GEO. S. NICHOLS,
tnar30 Gibbons’Range.
F INE SPONGE—For sale by
npr8 JAS. 6. LaROCHE.
SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA
JgLJ'
S^EAM-IIOAT CO. OF GEORGIA.
The Stunm-boat Company of Ueorgin’s RonU
CHATHAM. Capt. HuBBktO,
TENNESSEE Cnpt.GouM,
THOS. S. METCALFE, Cnpt.PowxtL,
Run between the nlmvo places in connection with Yow-
bont* nnd Lighters, affording tho merchants of Gear '
8tc. — Ladies’ lisle
_ ’Gloves; Egyptian nett Mittal
Gentlemen’s Gloves of nil kinds; 300 dozen English and
Gertnnn Hosiery—received and for salu by
mnr 15 MARSHALL fc AIKIN.
pjrgia.
it nnd
minis nun i.iziiiurs, luiuruing tin; nnriviiiiiits m
South Carollnn, Tennesseo nnd Alabama, a cheat i
expeditious made of trans(iortation of goods to aiu from
the interior.
Merchandise, Innllcnscs, Imported or exported will be
received and forwarded free of commissions, nnd freight
for the Georgia llnil-ltond for Athens nnd Atlnntn, aid nil
Stations on tlie Western fc Atlantic Rnll-Rnnd, enn he
paid lit those Stntinns; freight for oilier Stations thitside
or Atlanta is pnynhlu nt Augusta.
Produce from tiio Georgia Rail-Bond will nlso hi for
warded free of commissions, nnd nil expense paid,nnd
collected nt Savannah from consignees or vessels, when
required.
The T. S. M. now runs as a regular packet, nPorJing
increased facilities of communication.
Merchandise from seaward should be addressed to care
of Savannah Agent, and from the interior to Augusta
Agent.
Particular care should bn taken to address niltsljuling
i SAMUEL M. POND,Savannah. -
octlO JNO. B. OU1EIJ, Augusta.
P UNNY BAGGING.—50 bales first qual-
VJX Ity Gunny Bagging landing from brig Cnrltnn. For
sale by COHENS fc HERTZ.
Dally U. S. Mall Steam-Packet Line.
BETWEEN
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
(INLAND TWO-THIRDS Of TUB WAY.)
MBTAMORA, Capt. F. IIardsi.
WM. 8EABROOK Capt. I*. nt.*NKas«Hir.
GEN. CLINCH... Capt. Frnn Peck.
JASPER, Copt. Wm. S. Dixon.
This Line Is composed of the above very euixrlor
Stenui Packets, with experienced commanders,and can
not be excelled for safety,comfort and regularity. They
leave Savannah every evening at half past 8 o’clock,
and leave Charleston every morning At 0 o’clock tlirorgn-
out the year.
Fare Five Dollars, meals included. Tkrough Ticitte
between Macon and Charleston, Ten Dollars, inclining
meals on the steamers ami omnibus fare in Savannah.
COHENS fc HERTZ, Agents, Savannah,
nov 14 E. LAFITTE fc CO., Agents, Charleston.
justness CEnvOsL
Bustness fflttt-as.
' WM. D. ELAM,
A TTOHNEY AT LA IV.
lluoita Vlstn, Marlon Co., Georgia,
Will practice iit tho Counties of Lee, Macon, Muscogee,
Stewnrt, Sumpter unit Talbot. Ilo will take claims to
collect on share*. Fur Ills fidelity to business hu Ims
liberty to reform Col. Wm. M. Brown, Marshal of Oeor-
pin, ivl Kn Viitn 1 n.id W». F. Mkoiik., llapuly Mnr-
■Iml, ut Savannah, Geo. 0—o J an 88
LAW CO-PARTNBIUSHIP.
Tho undersigned have This Dav formed n Co-Partner
ship in the PRACTICE OF THE LAW, under the firm
of MARSH fc PEPPER, nhdwlll personally attend tha
Supreme Court, the United Status Circuit Court, and the
Courts or Chatham, Uryau, Bulloch, Lfilngluuii, Scrivon,
Burke, Washington nnd wllkinaon Counties, nnd have
uindu nrrnugeiuunls for the Collection of Olnlrna In most
or ll ta Counties of this State. Office, 176 Bay-RtseSt.
MULrUHU njAiiaii,
JAMES M. l’EPPEU.
Savannah, Jan. 1st, 1850. al lyo Jan *
PHILIP KHAN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
And Donlor In Rondy Made Clothing—Ponfleld’s Range,
»nny 7 no. 98 hkyan-btrkkt,
J ONES Ac PAPOT.
SHIPWRIGHTS, SPAR-MAKERS, AND
CAULKERS,
Yard opposite R. fc J.Laekllson’s Foundry.
Jnnl 4 Savaiumli, Us. lyo
IIAllDWIOK * COOKE,
FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
TRbf Aik’s nUll.DINOS.
n. S. HARDWICK. JOHN a. OOOK«I
WEEDS A MOltilELli,
mVORTERS 'AND WIIOI.RBAtR AND RKTAII. DR/.t.ZRS |N
[CHINA, GLASS,*EARTHEN WARE,
UrougUton-at., Savanitnli.
UOItEUT D. WALICEll,
MARBLE * STONE MANUFACTURER,
BKOUUIITON-ST., BETWEEN WHITAKER AND BARNARD.
Grave Slimes, of Italian and Domestic Marble; Marble
Mantle Pieces,and Berlin Grates; Freo Stone for Buildings.
Ornamental lion Railings, fcc. fcc., furnished to order.
' DR. "hTpABB ONS,
DENTIST,
Will performanyopernllonsportninlngtohls Profession.
Aitilicial Teeth inserted from one to nil entire double aet,
aud warrented not to bo excelled by the best Dentists in
Europe or America.
Oi'KKATiNU Rooms, No. IDT Cononess-stnkkt.
R. A J. LACIILISON,
ENGINEERS AND MILL WRIGHTS,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
OANAl -STKSET, NKAR THE OANAL-I.OCK,
R. LACIILISON.
J. LACIILISON.
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OP
S EG ARS,
NO, 13 WMTAKKH-STlUiBT,
Koepson baud a well selected stock of Imported Se-
garsjulso.ftlnnufocturoil Tobacco, Snuff. I I'^s, “<•«} "JJ
other artielas usually kept In bis lino of business, Which
hu offers on tiio most reasonable forms. nov J
P. JACOHS, „ „
SEOAR AND TORAOOO STORE,
NO. 37 nUI.I.-STIIIiET,
(SION or TIIK INDIAN, NKAR MONUMENT sqUARX.)
tj, B.—Keeps constantly on band Spanish, Half SpnuUh
and American Segars, nt Wholesale and Reloll.
Also Chuwlng Tobacco, Snuff, fcc.
Bustness ffiai'»s.
IIAHDCASTIin & UAIIHUTIIEKS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS«• BLACKSMITHS,
NO 90 C0N0RRS8 AND 95 IT. JULIAN-STS., FHANKLIN SQ.,
Snvnniinli. (On..)
Are prepared to execute with neatness and despstcii,
all work in the Gnrrlnge line, llu*t may be coinniltled to
their cure. Wheelwright and Blacksmith Work, and nil
kinds of Wheels, Waggons, Dm)*, Carts, fcc., mado at
tho shortest notice. ly ,e P t8 °
CABINET, OHAIr'aND 'SOFA MANU
FACTURER AND UNDI.lt TAKER.
131 DHUUailTON-BT., OPPOSITE USIET6 BUtUHSa.
Furniture, fcc., repaired nt the shortest notice. Cor-
flu* of nil sizes always on bund, nnd made to order,
sept 10
.1. HASBROUCK & UO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DLALERS IN
CHINA, QLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
July 10
IIKRUIISN At SHKWMAKE,
ATTO R NE YS AT LAW,
Wayneahoro’» Biirko Co., On.,
Will practice in the Counties o( \R‘**hmond, Rurke,
Jefferson, Scrivon, Emanuel, Tattnall and ftfonlgoinery.
THOMAS M. BKRIUKN. JU,,N T * * U o u*
Jbii 18 B ~ lyo
G LOVES, Hosiery,
thread, silk and linen Gl
T?INE Bed BLANKETS.—25 pairs fine
X Red Ulankeu; just received, and for sole by
Jan 31 SNIDER, LATHROP fc NEVITT.
Juno 7
Shell and
a. R. HENDRICKSON & CO.,
Gibbons’ Buildings.
/CHILDREN’S Long Combs,
Horn, just received and for sale by
' no iiP.Mitnti'iftic
G AMES.—A large assortment of Back
gammon Boards, and Extra men, Chess men,Chess
Bonrds, Dice, Dominoes, and Dice Boxes, just received
and for solo by U. ll. HENDRICKSON fc CO.
fob 33 Gibbon’s RuUding.
P LAYING CARDS—Just received, and
forsaleby L. J. MYERS,
npr 8 Smets’Building.
ATAILS and SPIKES.—300 keg
IN nnd for sale by MoCLESKEY fc 1
i on hand,
(ORTON.
13 ROWN Shirtings and Sheetings,
.1J dot blue Denims; brown Linens; foncyl.li
Bird’s EyeDinper, Huckabuck do;and a variety
Bird
Just received by
, blech’d
_,lnen Drills;
_ variety of Good*,
MARSHALL fc AIKIN,
\TESTS! Vests!!—White Mars, arid fancy
V Vests, a Inrge assortment Just received, nnd for
tale by HAMILTON fc SYMONS.
QTRIPED OSNABURGS.—50 bales
O striped Osnaburgs, for plantation u
for sale by tho bale or piece,
fob 98
r plantation uso, received and
MARSHALL fc AIKIN.
-Black Bomba-
... Itaiage*, Black Crape,
, Black Muslins, fcc. Just
received per 8hip Hartford. ' .........
SNIDER, LATHROP fc NEVITT.
pVAVIS’S Pain KILLER.—20 boxes Perry
XJ Davis’s Pain Killer,just received, nmPfor snle by
apr 19 TURNER fc ODEN.
XTECKER’S FARINA —An article of
XX nourishment, much superior to Arrow Root, Ac.
for invalids and children. Forsaleby
JAS. E. LaROCHE,
fob 13 Gaudry’s Building.
/CHERRY RUM.—Just received by
npr 90 W. W. GUODKIC
COATS.—A small lot of fancy
'nslimerett and Spring Coating, Prom and Pclu
Coats; Just received, and for snle by
fob 19 HAMILTON & SYMONS.
OPRING '
O Cnsbmeret
/•IRAPE SHAWLS.—Plain and Embroi-
dered White Canton Crape Shawls; also Black
Lace Mantillas—just received and for sale by
mar 13 Dm WITT u MORGAN.
P ATENT LEATHER BELTING.—
1,000 feet of vnrious widths, direct from the Manu
facturer. Shall keep a regular supply of all widths. For
■ale by B. & H. HOYT fc CO.
June 18 6
pARASOLS, Sun Umbrellas, Gloves, Ho-
X siery, fcc., received per Wilson Fuller, and lor sole
by Dk WITT fc MORGAN,
may 90 IUberoe’ new building,
TVr ATTING—20 bales 4-4 White Mailing,
J.TX best quality; 10 do do Checked do, do do; 10 do 5-4
and 8 4 White do, do do: for sale by
npr 11 SNIDER, LATHROP fc NEVITT.
YXJHITE PANTS!—Just received at No.
VV 10 Whitnker-st.,alnrge!ot of extra White Lin-
Rlfol
Fancy Mars,
npr 13
. assortment of White and
lies Vests, for sale Low at
PIERSON fc HEIDT’S.
fiARPET BAGS! Carpet Bags.—A va-
V-/ ricty of llrusscll’s and Tapestry Carpel Bags; also
a fine assortment of Travelling Trunks—Just received at
mar 19 PIERSON fc HEIDT’S Wliltaker-st
SARATOGA WATER.—100dozen pint
O and quart bottles of Saratoga Water; Just received
from the Springs, and for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.,
mar 90 Gibbons’ Buildings.
COAP, STARCH and OIL.—200 boxes
O Soap; 50 do Pearl Starch; 9500 gallons Bleached
Wlmlu OB; 1900 do Sperm. Just received nnd forsalu by
npr 23 BWIFT. DENSLOW fc WEB8TER.
T> AKER’S BROMA, Cocoa, Cocoa Paste,
XJ nnd Chocolate; just received by
apr 20 W. W. GOODRICH.
QCOTCH ALE,8tc.—lOcasks pints Scotch
O Ale; 19 du London Porter, Just received by
apr 90 W. W. GO DRICII.
TOL ASSES and WHISKEY.—100 bbls
111 N- O. Molasses; 50 hhds West India do; 150 bbla
N. O. Whiskey; Just received and for sale hy
apr93 SWIFT, DENSLOW fc WEBSTER.
- - igai.
received and for sale by
aprBJ 8W1FT, DENSLOW fc WEBSTER.
QEABRING’S Restorative Cordial for
O Nervous Affections and Dyspepsia, for snle by
JAS. B. LaROCHE,
mar 8 Gaudry’s llulldlng.
B ROMA & COCOA.—Baker’s Broma,
Cocoa and Cocoa Paste, received by
mar38 A. A. SOLOMONS fc CO.
Market Square.
LEATHER BELTING,
N. HUNT A CO.,
No. 26 Devonshire-Street, Boalon,
TIT ANUFACTURE and keep constantly on
1.YX hand, for sale, best Oak Tanned Leather Belting,
Belt Rivets and Burrs, superior Belt Cement, and extra
quality Lace Leather. Bells made to order and warrant
ed. N. II. fc Cn. respectfully refer to the following,
touching tlie quality ol their Belting.
We the undersigned, having in use the Oak Tanned
Leather Belting, manufactured byN.Huntfc Co., No.
QOJDevonsliira street, Boston, do cheerfully reeominend
it to Manufacturers and Machinists, nud have no hesita
tion in saying, that for quality of stock, uniformity of
thickness, being thoroughly stretched, the superior man
ner of Its manufacture, and Its durability, it la equal to
any we have ever used.
South Boston Iron Co., South Boston.
Seth Wilmarth. Union Works, South Boston.
John Souther, Globe Works, South Boston.
Seth Adams fc Co.,8team Engine and PowerPrasa Build*
era, H. Boston.
Hinckley fc Drury, Boston Locomotive Works, Boston.
Wm. Wnshbum, Sawing and Planing Mill, Boston.
A. C. fc VV. Curtis,Paper Manufacturers,Newton L.Falls
John E. Wllder.Salarirander Safe Manufacturer, Boston.
W. W. Alcott, Sup’t Suffolk Flour Mills. Boston.
Heniy Brevoort, Agent Glendon Rolling Stills, E. Boston.
Thomas Dllson, Boston Sugar Refinery. Bust Boston,
F. Slain, Superintendent Marblehead Cordage Co.
Davenport fc Bridges. Car Builders, CambriJgeport.
Edw’d Lang, Sup’t of Spinning Room for Sewell, Day k
Co., Cordage Manufacturers.
Lem. Crehore, Paper Manufacturer, Newton L. Falls.
Otis Tufts, Steam Engine Builder, East Boston.
N. HUNT fc CO. are agents for SWINGLE’S MOP
THINU MACHINES.Onto aprJT
C APSULES,Cod Liver Oil,Castor Oil and
Copalvn Capsules—a most convenient mode of ad
ministering these very disagreeable inediciuestfor saleby
tnay 94 J. E. JOHNSON.
lY/t.USLlN and Lace COLLARS, &c.—
J.TX Thread uJirtValencienne Lace Collars and Cuffs;
Muslin Collars; Loco Capos; Emb’d Lawn lldkls; Black
Silk Mantilla Net; Fancy SUk Buttons, fcc.
npr 13 LATHROP fc FOOTE.
/GENTLEMEN’S Under GARMENTS.
vX Just received, Gent’s Under Shirts, of Silk. Lisle
Thread,Cause Merino aud Cotton; Drawers, of Gnnso
Merino, Nut Colton, Linun, nud Jean, both white nnd
"rnw"! r.„,l.b, „QB,WaON fc OAMP.
ri LOVES nnd HOSIERY.—Received per
\J bnrniio Texas, n fino assortment of Gent’s line Silk
(■loves; do Lisle Thread; do I.iuen- Also White, Biown
»"d tarr aliw uomn^.1^.^ oAMPi
may 30 Gaudry’s Building.
S HIRTS.—20 dozen Hickory Shirts, just
received per ship Hartford, and for sale cheap, by
' -y 17 GEU. S. NICHOLS, Gibbons’ Range.
July
A RTIFICIAL LEECHES.—A supply of
_r\_ Alexander’s Patent Artificial Leeches, Just receiv
ed, nud for saleby
npr 19
1 Leeches,Just)
R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.
SWIFT, IJKNSI.OW Jt WBOSTBU,
DEALERS IN GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
FOItUION AND 1.0ME8TI0 UQUOUB,
CORNER OF BAY AMS WIIITAKKR-STS.
BPWAKD SWIVT. A. A. DENSLOW.
Fortiio sale of Real Estate, Negroea, end any description
of personal property.
orriOK.OOHNKR BULL-ST. AND BAY LAMB,
fob93 Savannah, Georgia. .
YONGIC A aAHinnSLT,,
FACTORS * COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. W4 BAY BTREBT.
MILLKU A CURRY. T-,
ENGINEERS AND MIL L WRIGHTS,
IRON AND BRABB FOUNDERS,
EASTERN WllAir—BAY-STREET,
L. ROniDER.
FASllIONABI.^liooT p SHOE-MAKER,
Importer of French Leather.
WIIITAXKR-rrmEKT, orl'USITK bwkts buildino.
TJLAYING CARDS.—Cohon’a superior
X Gold Engle Caids; nlso Crehon’s nnd Abbot Ely’s;
in.Hp , "" 1 ^ofl'.UENDRICKSQN A DO.
A. SHORT,
MASTER BUILDER.
WILL TAKE CONTRACT!
FOR BUILDING AND WORK IN MABONRY
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Corner South Broad and Whltakor-ata.
J. I,. OLIVER,
FASHIONABLE BOOTMANUFA OTURER
. NO. 17 UULL-STRRIT, NE«R MONUMBNT-HQUARB.
Cork-solo, Wnter-proor, Hunting, Military, Patent len-
ther, Walking, Dress, and Pump-sole lloota; Bhooung
Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Bliimers, fcc.,
ninde to order in the neatest nnd inostfasltionablomanner
of warrented material*, and by the most experienced and
careful workmen.
HAMILTON A HARDEMAN, , ■ .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FACTORS*
CUABi F. HAMILTON.
lUCrMAI UARDXMAN.
/CHLORIDE OF SODA.—LaBarraque’s
genuine Chloride of Soda,direct from tiio Importer,
forsaleby ' * mstrarfraz.
J.E. JOHNSON.
F IOF. BARRY’S Tricopberous or Medi-
ented Compound—For preservina nnd benutitying
the Hair, eradicating scurf nnd dandruff, nud curinedis-
enscs of tiiu skin, «lundsand muscles, stings, cuts,bruise*,
Ac.; lust received, and for snle by
Jan98 G. It. HENDRICKSON & CO.
SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
H AVE in STORE—A full assortment of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,which they
offer lor rale at Wholesale or Retail, on the most rea
sonable terms.
BLANKETS—Heavy London Duflti, own importation
heavy Mackinaw and Twilled iJlinkuta, Whitney
and Rose Blanket*,ribbon bound.
PLAINS—Heavy mllwool Negro Plains,assorted qualities.
KERSEYS—A very large assortment, comprising all the
different styles and qualities both fancy and plain, of
Georgia and Northern manufacture.
NEGRO CAPS—Kilmarnock and Scotch Bonnets.
FLANNELS—Rod domestic, plain, all woo', low price ,
to fine, heavy twilled for plantation use; white Flan
nels, a full assortment of American aud English man-
u fectura-
CANTON FLANNELS-Wbite, brown and colored,
best qualities.
LINSEYS—Plain red Llnsey, 1‘Iaid, assorted colors.
COTTON OSNABURGS—From the best Factoriea In
tlie State, at Factory prices.
BURLAPS—Of flax and cotton, forpicklng sheets.
URU. & BLEA’D SHIRTINGS A SHEETINGS—A Dill
assortment, all ityleaand qualities.
COLORED HOMESPUNS—Marlboro’stripesandplaldat
Columbian and other stripes.
MARINERS’ STRIPES AND APRON CUEOKB-Dlt
ferent styles and qualities.
PRINTS—A very large assortment from low price to au
IEREB AND VESTING B—A large
DIAPER^-lluckabuck, Scotch, Bird’s Eye, Russia and
cotton Diaper; bro. and bleached linen table damask
and table cloths.
LINENS—4-4 to 19-4, all qualities, ftom the best manu
facturers.
DIMITY—Furniture,all widths; a large assortment ol
furniture Fringes.
HOSIERY—A full assortment, comprising cotton, wool
en and sHk hose. A Iso Indies’ and gents’ merino and
cotton under-shirts and drawers.
UMBRELLAS—Bilk and cotton. AlsoParusolsand Bun
■kadcs.
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN MATERIALS -
A forgo variety. — also—
GINGHAMS, English nnd French Prints, Mous de
I,nines, Cashmeres, black and colored Alpaccns. English
nnd French Merinos, Gala Plaids, Worsted Damasks and
Moreens. With u Tull ossc nnentof all styles of Dress
and Fancy Goods. sept 99
/ iHLORTDEof SODA.—One-half groce
French Chloride orSodlilili, n concentrated article,
suitable for disinfecting apartments; for sale hy
limy 15 TURNER fc ODEN, Monument-sq.
S UPERIOR. Oolong Black TEA.—A few
client* superior Black Tea. of extra quality; Just ro
celved. and for snle by TURNER fc ODEN,
mnyoo Monument squnro.
N EATSFOOT OIL.—2 casks Neatsfoot
Oil; forsaleby TURNER fc ODEN,
:90 Monument square.
A YER’S Cherry Pectoral—Just rec’d ond
JA. for sale by JAS. E. LaROCHE*
mar 30 Gaudry’s Building.
N EW CLOTHING STORE, No. 69 and
150 Gibbohs* Ramok.—The undersigned has re- '.
cently returned from tile North, where ho Tfos been cn- ,
gaged ln getting up ahaiitlssme assortment of READY .
MADE CLOTHING, expressly for n retail business in
Snvnnnnh, to which ho very respectfully Invites the
Planters visiting this place, and tho citizens generally, to
t lvehhn a cnll, ns he 1s confident his stock has never
cen surpassed by any broughtto tills place. Among hia
goods nre the following articles t
Clonka and Mantles—blue and black Broad Cloth and ■
Camlet.
Over Coats of invisible green, brown, Parsons mixed, -
Pilot Cloth, quilted Cnnilct, Lion Skin nnd Blanket.
Dress Coats and Frocks, of fine black French Broad-
Cloth.
Business Coats—such ns plain nnd fancy Tweed, Cnsl
mere, block Doe Skin, plain Reaver Cloth, Satinet, Ken -
lucky Joans, Back and Froctecs.
TTENRY'S MAGNESIA—The imported
XX article, warranted genuine; for sale by
.» mfinutili ^ nntl.T
mnr2G TUltNEltfc ODEN, Monument-square.
Gibbons’ Building.
/~10D Liver OIL.—llnahton &.Clarke'
v_^ Liver OB; for sale by TURNER k <ODBN,
ll., mar
TVS']
I’sCod 1V1
A YER’S Cherry PECTORAL.—12 dra.
r\. Ayar’a Cherry Pectoral, tcrelvcd nnd for sale by
G. R. HENDRICK80N fc CO.,
mnrO Gibbons’Building.
mnr 28
Monument-square.
LXENRION’S superior Syrups of Lemon,
XX Pine Apple, Strawberry, Raspberry, Ginger, Or
S-**’’ ’“•"“‘""‘Ka. SOLOMONS A CO.,
mar 28 Market-square.
RS. JERVIS’ Cold CANDY.—A fresh
_ _ Bupplyofthls well spoken of article, Just received,
and forsale at New York prices,.nt the
cheap Variety store,
dec 17. Corner Bull nnd Broughton-streets.
T AVENDER WATER—A LaCloche
I I D’Or for sale by L. J. MYERB.
ed nnd figured,
aprll
Drills; 95
*,check-
17 1NE TOILET SOAPS.—Guerlain’s Am-
1? broslnl Sonp, Hendre's Cocoa Nut OH, Go He Freres’
Monstrous Rose and Marbled, Provost Omnibus and But
terfly, Guelnud’s Geranium, Pencil and Amarillis, Low’s
Honey Windsor, Chinese Toilet, Davids’ Nymph and
Roussel’s Almond Soaps j also, Taylor’s Transparent
& co.
n’lde'r. lathrop fc nevitt.
CPRING HATS.—Just received per bri;
kj Excel, a few case* fine Black Hnts; for sale low
r.»cu, n mw cinij
No 10; whltaker-street.
fob 97
PIERSON & HE1DT.
ITUNGARIAN HATS.—Just revived,
LX fine assortment of Drab, Black nnd fancy colored
mar 20 ' 119 Congress-*,-.TOet.
Illlliu.il U.UBSIIIIUIO, IIIUIUI
increand Negro Clotl;.
Round Jackets, of plain Flannel, Batlnqt, Kentucky .
Vestsor every description,^such as fine plnin black
Batin, figured nnd plain Velvet nnd Cashmere, Homl.n-
zlne. Alpaca, Valoncla/ploid worsted,figured Silk, black .
Cloth nnd Casshncre.
Under Shirts, ofheavy ribbed Wool,fine and unbleach
cd Cotton.
Oruvats,orworsted,fancy Hntin,plain Silk,black Silk.
Linen und Silk Pocket llandkcrchlcb,or great variety.
Shirts, of Linen. Cotton with Linen bosoms, fancy
Cotton, striped Hickory und French Calico. Also,a gen-
era! assortment of Hoy’s Shirts.
Stocks, of plain Batin, crimped do, iJombnzine nnd
fancy Bilk Stocks and Neck Ties.
cloves, 1 of"pIMnFrwich Kid’, block, white nnd colored
Silk, FeltCloth nnd Thread, Silk and Cotton Night Caps,
MonoyBelts.BllkPurscSjSliouIderBraceijTrnycBliipBni.’*.
N. D. A general assortment of Youth’s nnd Boy’s
Clotiting, or Sacks. Round- Jackets. .Futtaloons, Vests
nnd Cloth Cnps. Ilnving taken much pains in selecting,
the above stock, ho hopes by strict attention to business,
E. N.CHOl-E.
XX7-HITE PANTALOONS.-Jihi icc’d,
VV per brig Auguitn, 60 pairs while Milifary Drill
l ''„ , :; i ;,r^r;.; ,, A
I ap.CO a.adl'y Quliddig, Bill to PulMkl Uotufl.
