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VOLUME XLVIII.
SAVANNAH, GA., MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1860.
the republican
M PIIBMIIIRD
DAILY AND T11I-AVEEKLY,
I L. LOCKE & A. K. MOORE
d * CITY b COUNTY PRINTERS,
p, % ALEXANDER, ASS0U1ATB EDITOR.
THUMB:
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nceoinpanlca with the money, or Matlsfactory
city nftrcnce.
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“ .i.li t rare taken tlmtthey be publlahed iiccnrillng to Inw,
All s lvertlsemoiits from transient poraonaor strangers,
'“-rUilndvl'leaua^ryearly advortlaora will bo confined
,,T,i5 Pa their regular business, and all other advertise,
neata not pertaining to their regular bu.lt.eaa aa agreed
v i'lvcrihicrt excelling In their advertlaementa the
iverate number or llnea agreed for, will bo charged at
pr S^[n«aTliaiMaT8 willbi taaaaTao naATUiTotiai.Y.
a l«lvertl*emenU for cliaillablo institutions and ro.
idou. rfocletloa will be charged half price.
"or*. All Advertlaementaaent to this olllca without dl
reftlon. a. to the number of Insertions, will be publish
eil dall^, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged
•” 0 AULe«ent directed to this office or the Editors,
niul bo |*oat paid, to entitle thum to auenUon.
M n —Each Citation by tho Clerks ortho Courts ol
nr liim'rv. thnt application has been made for Letters o|
AdininWirntl'in, inu.tbe published niirtv days at least.
A Vntlro by Executors and Administrator* for Debtor* and
Creditor* to render In their aecounu,inu»t be published
Estate and Negroes by Executors, Ad-
inutrator*. and Ouardiana, must bo t*&T Y
nlnistrators, and Guardians,
SK? «SR{» as*' ta r wtad,” u>.
fa s ituate, and on the first Tuesday o f the month,
Kan the hour, of ten In tho morning and four n the
r,r„%o ..ft WM, U..IO...O
»ipressed In the advertisement.
AnoUcatlona by Executors, Administrators and Guardi*
nustbn advertised FOOT Y DAYS.
Orders of the Court of Ordinary (accompanied with a
sour oftho bond of agreement) to maketitlesto land must
hs advertised three months at least.
Vhuriir's sales under executions rogntarly granted by
iherou.tsmust be advertised THIRTY DA Y8—tin lor
SSeVecutlons SIXTY DAYS*—Sales or perishable
nMiicrtv under order of Court, must be advertised goner*
Illy, TEN DAYS before the dav of Bale.
ountfitfl'TOouse ffialetrtar,
FOR 1850.
Sfatocrtfoera fit the UcpuOHtmt.
NUMBEI
FACTORS AND COMMISSION'mrrcUANTsT
BAY-STRBRT.
A. Low & Co., 88
G. 0,Gumming,uu
Win. P. Tofn, 63
Wm. Crowder, 64
Jos. llurko, 60
J. Stoddard, 60
W, II. Mongln, 66
B. A. Houllurd, 68
Wm. Ihittorsby, 70
O. A. Greiner, 72
F. II. We I man, ^4
J. P. Graves, 73
F.T. Willis & Co., 76
E. Molyneux, 77
Dyo Oliver & Co., 79
D. F. Halsey, 86
iobn Jones k Son, 80
Co.,
■ AY-STRRKT.
Allen, Dali k Co., 119
Washburn, Wilder
114 k 110
S. II. Fisko, 117
It. A. Lewis, 118
T. 11. Harden, 118
G. N. Neyle, 190
Stephen Hills, 199
Cohens k Hertz, 140 fc 149
W. Woodbrldge, 144
It. Habersham k Son, 146
James A Norris, 180
W. A. Cherry k Co., 186
Rowland k Washburn, 179
Ellas Reed, 1V4
Drlglmin, Kelly k Co., 178
II. Roser, 178
CENTRAL RAIL-ROAD, FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, (Ga.) 190 1-2 MILES.
r iu-'iii.Biiiicniinucia wimine ninconnnu western itati-Hondiand on Tuesday’s,artcruioamvi
Western Cars, an extm Passenger Train leaves Macon to connect with tho Stenm sfilpa for N. Y.
Stages for TailahassH and Intermediate places connect with the Road at Macon Mosday’s, W
Friday’s, and with Mllledgeville nt Gordon daily.
Hamilton k Hardeman, 63 Frunols Waver, 178
N.Cruger, 84 J. 11. Ladd, 189
G. 8. Frierson, 83
Geo. Gordon, 80
Harper k Stuart, 87
Holt k Uothwell,b8
Win. Duncan, 80
R. Hutchison, 90
Francis Wood, 91
B. Parsons k Co., 99
M. k W. Camming, 03
Ynngekanmmol|,U4
Smith k Humphreys,08
Hollis k Lawson, 05
J. II. Burroughs,07
N. A.llntdeokCo.,110
O. Hartrldge,100
W. P. Clark. 100
Ilnrdwlckk Cooke, 109
Franklin k Brantley, 194
F. Sorrel, 196
O. W. Anderson fc Dro.,900
8. Solomons, 901
C.F. Mills,904
P. II. Helm, 200
H. Good all, 900
Rabun fc;Fulton,907
Boston k Gunby,909
A. Minis, 990
Godfrey k Solomons, 80
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433Jfmiles from Hnvannnh, or which duo notlco will be given,
f Head of the West Point and Montgomery Ratl-Koad,nn which the fore to Montgomery Is about $2.
Rates of Freight tbr Merchandize Generally, from Savannah to Macon
Mrabdrxmknt Goons.—Boxes of Hats, Bonnots, Furniture, Shoes, Saddlery, Dry Goods, and other
Measurement Goods, per cubic foot,,......................................'
Crockery Ware, in crates, boxes or lilids., per cubic foot,
Goods by wkioiit, first Class.—Boxes or Glass, Paints, Drugs and Confectionary, per 100 nw.,
Sicond Class.—Sugar,Coffee, Rojki, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tobacco,’Leather, Hides, Cupper, Tin,
' " Hard and Hollow-ware, Rice, boxes Soap und Caudles, Ragging, and other
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Sheet and Hoop Iron, 1 _ __ „
heavy articles not enumerated below, per 100 lbs ...\ ,\.7„ 7...T,*. 7 77.. .’.V.. .7. .'777
fitiRD Class.—Flour, Bacon, Liquors, Pork, lleor, Fish,Tallow and Ucuswax, per 100 lbs.,
Fourth Class.-MHI gearin*, Pig and Bar Iron, Grind and Millstones, Nails. Spikes and Coal,per lOllbs.,
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81
VALE ROYAL
STEAM SAW AND l'LANlNG MILL*
^PHE attention of the consumers of Lumber
X is respectfully solicited to the following described
ualilic* and kinds or Lumber now on hand and for sahl
> tho Subscribers, vis t
First and second quality Planed ,.Tongued and Grooved
Hoards, ft. t, IX » andljf Inch thick, from G to 14
aeltes wide*
Planed and Edged Weather Hoards, %, V and 1 Inch
hick, 6 to 14 Inches wide; second quality Weather
lean!*, %, H and 1 inch thick, 6 to 14 inches wide—
which Is sold nt a Inw price, and is very, desirable for
rooQng where either tin or shingles are used.
Shelving, Planed and Jointed, X to l# Inch thick,
I to I g inch wiercimnUbio wide Rusrds.
1 to IV Inch second quality do do.
Ship Flank and assorted Scantling.
A portion of the above described Lumber Is well sea
snned, suit suitable for immediate use.
Dill Lumber furnished to order at shortnotlce.
Lumber, when purchased in lots of not less than 5,000
a et, will be delivered upon any wharf In the city,
r or engagement,apply nltho Mill, orattheofilceofthe
ubscrlbiirs, 04 Usy-strect.
aug W. B. GILES k CO,
Mrs. Reich, 149K Centres
-* —j fly-*- -*■-
Mrs llarkness,*
„ BLAKE’S PATENT
FIRE-PROOF PAINT, FROM OHIO.
^FHIS Valuable Mineral Substance is sold
X In fine jiowHor, then mixed with linseed oil to
the consistency of thlcknalnt, and applied with a hr*"
sad alter an exposure ofa fow months to the ntmosnl.^.v,
this costing becomes a perfect slate or coat of mail pro
tecting whatever Is covered from tho action oftho wento
erand from fire.
There is nothing equal to It for steamboat and car decks,
rail kinds of Iron, as It forms a coating nearly as hard
■the Iron Itself, and never oloavea off.
In some places, a spurious article has been sold as the
lenuini*, therefore purchasers should becnrefolto buyof
authorized Agents.
Every Bid. is marked BLAKE'S FIRE PROOP
FAIXT. The above Paint Is for sale In Snvannnh by
Wpl8 C. A. L. LAMAR,
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
__ , PIIILBRICK A DELL
XTAVE on hand, at their Carriage Reposi-
XX tory.ln Hodgson’s Building.Bay-sireot,a larso ns-
•iHlmcnt of various kinds or Conches, Barouches, Rock
sways, Tilburies, Prince Alberts, Buggies nnd Muggy
Wagons willi Harnesses complete, and as dno assortment
js ean lie found iu the city, and are dally receiving direct
from the Manufactory at tho North, mndo expressly for
the Southern market) which thoy will sell nt the lowest
pOMible pdeo for cash, or city paper. All who wish a
good Carriage at a low prico will find It to their Interest
to e»ii and examine our stoca iHilurepurcimsingHlsH.
where. Apply at tilt Counting-Room. jnn93
I F cU *i« ,ee »»»lt«d and dry llldea.
, WOOLI WOOLI1 AVOOLltl
I T^IIE Subscribers will pay at all times the
! a hiibest market price, In caefi, for Wool, Sheep’s
I Polts, green salted and drv Hides. They havo on hand
for sale, llio following nr-
I V B . npn u,irr Mill Stone, Belting C
I tm. tt 1 . 11ur M implements, In treat varietys Guano,
I M n r rt ” lll 0f furtllltorsj Findings In general for
I \ V .oolen Factories, with various other articles
I lacniivenlent to enumerate.
■ ncc,, *npsnled wlfo satisfactory reference
■ shall receive prompt attention.
, 8. k II. HOYT k CO.,
ly Bolton’s Buildings, Dolton’s Wharf.
Juno 9
■ irimvT nJ?'STOTSENBURO’S
I IRON, BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY.
1 rriTTr. « . w **mli»Rton. Del.
I PHE Subscriber would invite thd attention
I.S-.MHnufhnrn Mlll^wnnrs, Mlll-Wrlghts, nnd M»-
■ .»’ , ?. ,ll,0;,t0n,lvB Foundry, at tho corner ofFront
Wilmington, Delaware. He
■ KV?! J*0fe than ordlnnry advantage* In his Hue, having
I h*.. we 1 l>r ‘ ,evon yenni practical experience In the busl
1 r n J P°** B ’ , »lng a very largo aMortmontof patterns
I Min Grl,t » “Ice ami Saw Mills. In nil orders for
I Aii', J 1 ?"!!foe patterns will ho mndo free ofchnrgo.—
I waaiinl. p _? ttern,of Gearing will bo sent to persons
I eriUr r **’ ko ” “Iways on hand. Hrnss Ciullnos mndo
I 0r, {, :, . H. O. 8TOTSEN11URG.
^Wilmington. Pol.. March 1st, 1880.
w. a. iiniueo sc l.o., iiu uniiircy a commons, BO
GW.GnrmanyfcCo. l »UfclOl Willlnmson k Preston,994
Padelford k Fay,104fcl06 8.C.Dunning,10WblUker*st
Way k King, 108 E. W. Iluker, Jones’ wharf.
W. C. O’Driscoll, 108 O. A. L. Lamar, Eastern««
Lawton k Dowell, 910 Wm Hunter, 94
John V. Tarver, Exchange Wharf.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERS.
Cohen k Foadlck, 148 Ray-street.
Philbrick k Bell. 180 do.
Thos. J. Walsh fc Co, 166 do.
LUMBER MERCIIANT8.
Wm. Crabtree, 908 Ray-street.
Win. II. Giles k Co., 04 Hay-street.
R. A. Allen k Co., Smet’a Wharf.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
II. Roberts, Gibbons* Building.
H. F. Waring k Co., 161 Hrougliton-street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS.
Jns Anderson k Co, 708t Jnllnn and 103 Uiyan*ats.
Latlirup k Foote, Gibbons’ Building.
Snider, Latbrnp k Ncvltt, Shad’s Building,
Marshall k Aiken, do. do,
Dewittk Morgan, Bibero’s Building.
M. Preudergnst k Co,cor’r Congress and W hltaker-ata.
S. C. Lane k Co., corner Broughton and Baraard-tU.
Bernard F McKenna, 111 Congresa-atreat.
Jas II k M Hheahan,corner Broughton k Whltaker-ita.
Joseph Llppinan, Coogress-st., .Market-square,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A. Welles, 103 Day-street.
Cohens k Hertz, 140 (lay-street.
H. A. Crane k Co., 189 Bay-street,
J. V. Connomt, 180 Hay-street.
Scranton, Johnston k Co., 197 Bay-street.
Swift, Denslow k Co., 169 Bay-street.
Davis k Copp, 177 Hay-street.
WHOLESALE k RETAIL GROCER.
11. J. Gilbert, West side Market Square.
RETAIL GROCERS.
J. Rosseau,comer Broughton and Bullatreets.
W. W. Goodrich, Smet’a Building, Whltaker-atreeta.
J. O Brown, 4 Hurnnrd-strect.
J. Da Martin, corner Bay and Whitaker atreeta.
M. J. Solomons, 157 Brnughton-st.
J A Brown, comer Broughton st. Lnne k Whltaksr-st.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
J. fc It. Hoyt kCo., Ray-street near Whitaker.
CLOTHING STORES.
G. 8. Nichols, Gibbons’ Building.
Pierson k Heidt, 10 Whitnkcr-street.
Philip Kean, 98 Bryan-strcnt.
Houstoun k Greundeson, 90 Bryan street.
FASHIONABLE TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
Price k Vernier, 147 Ray-street.
Hamilton k Symons, 17 Wliitaker-strect.
Robinson k Camp, 6 Dull-street.
8. P. Dibble, comer Broughton and Whltaker-sts.
John W. Kelly, Bull-street, opposite Pulaski House.
Berg kLIeberman, 114 Bryau-slrset.
M. D. Murphy, Wliltaker-st.
James F Stokes, 96 Whitnker-sL
John F. Sheen, Munumciil-sq., over J. M. Haywood’s
Hair Dressing Saloon.
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
street.
York-street.
HAT STORES.
I). A. Ambler k Go., No. 147 Congress-street.
N. Lyon, Gibbons* Building.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE DEALERS.
E. F Wood k Co., Gibbons’ Buildings.
O. Johnson k Co., 108 Bryan-street.
VersUllu, Luffburrow k Butler, Congress-st. noar Bar
nard.
FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAKERS.
L. Rnblder,99 Wliltaker-strcet.
J. L. Oliver, 17 Uull-street.
DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
A. Galloway, 73 York-atreet.
8HIP CHANDLERS AND UltUCEKS.
Wood, Claghorn k Co., Anciaux’s wharf.
*** k Henry, Moore’s Wharf.
8EOAR MANUFACTURERS.
A. Ponce, 13 Whitaker-street.
P. Jacobs, 97 Hull-street.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
G. R. Hendrickson k Co.. Gibbons’ Building.
A. A. Solomons k Co., Market-square.
Turner k Oden, Monument square.
J E Johnson, corner Bull und Hroiightnn-tts.
W Humphreys, corner Hny and Drayton-sta.
CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE.
Collins fc Butktuy, 100 Rryan-strcot.
J Hasbrouck k Co, Sinets’ Building.
HARD-WARE.
N. B. fc II. Woed, 103 Broughton-street.
McCleskey k Norton,Gibbons’ Building.
E. Hopkins, 177 Congress-street.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
I. W. Morrell, Sinets’ Building.
II. S. Rogardus, Corner Bull-»t. nnd Congress-st. lane.
Dougold Ferguson, Court-House square.
G. M. Conn,131 Broughton-street.
PAINT STORE AND PAINTING.
John Poole, 11 Whltaker-strce
John Oliver, 191 Broughton-street.
BOOK STORES.
W. T. Williams, 149 Bay-street.
J. M. Coopor, comer Whitaker and St. Jullan-streets.
MUSIC STORE.
F. Zogbaum k Co., corner St. Jutlan-st.and Market-sc
JEWELLERS.
M. Eastman, comer Whltakorand Bryan-streets.
T. T. Wllinot, Market-square.
LOTTERY OFFICES.
Geo. 8. Gray, Bull-street, opposite Pulaski House,
E. Within ston, 143 Bay-street.
Geo. W. Yvylly, Bull-street, opposite Pulaski House.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Wylly k Wright, null-street, opposite Pulaski Housi
Jos. Bancroft, 117 Bay-street.
STEAM BOAT AGENTS.
Cohens k Hertz, Charleston Steain-Packetwharr.
T. II. Mills, Iron Stenm Boat Company’n whari.
8. M.‘ Pond, Georgia Steam Boat Company’s wharf.
M. A. Cohen, DlBon’s Wharf.
Behn k Foster, Auderw»"’a Lower wharf.
DENTISTS.
E. Parsons, 197 Congress-street.
8.0. Pnncost, North side Monument-square.
11. J. Royatl, IU Congress-street.
PHYSICIANS.
foORTti Cb*st.-Mlll gearing, Pig and Bar Iron, Grind and Millstones, Nails.Snike* and Coal.per IWL.., _.
larrels of Beets, Bread, Crackers, Potatoes, Fruit, Oysters, Onions, Ice, and all light barrels, each, 75
Oil and Molasses per hhd., (smaller casks in proportion) M 00
Salt per sack, not exceeding fourbushnls, ao
Goods consigned to Thos. S. Wayne, Forwarding Agent, Savannah, will be forwarded freo or commission.
lavamiab,(Ga.)90th Nov., 1849. WM M. WADLBY, Superintendent.
MACON AND WESTERN RAIL-ROAD.
nah to Atlanta, Ga. a s
The Passenger Trains or this Road are run dally aa follows t connecting at Macon with the Central Road, and
Atlanta witli tho Western nnd Atlantic nnd Georgia Halt-Roads.
Leave Macon at 8 A. M., arrive at Atlnnta3 P. M.
Leave Atlanta 9 A. M., and arrive at Mncon 4 P. M.
Passengers on this Road to and from Savannah sleep one night at Macon.
The Trains on the Western nnd Atlantic Road do not run on Sundny.
Passengers for Columbus, Montgomery and New-t Jrleans via Savannah and Macon, tale Stages at Ramesvllle.
Passengers for La Grange. West Poinl,Mnntgomery and New-Orieansvia Augustaand Atlanta, take Stages at Grlffl
Freight Trains nre run dally through the business season, anu tri-weekly the remainder ofth*
All freight to andfiom other Roads promptly forwarded, without charge for forwarding.
First Cliss, (per cubic foot.)—Boxes of Hsu, Hoots, Shoes, Bonnets, Furniture, and such
other articles as are clearly analogou■ to those named
Second Class, (per 100 lbs.)—Boxes and bales of Dry Goods, Saddlery, Glass, Paints, Oils,
Drugs, Fenthers, and Confectionary
Third Class, (per 100 lbs.)—Sugar, Coffee, Liquor. Bogging, Rope, Rutter. Cheese, Tobacco,
leather. Hides in bales, Cotton Yuras, Copper, Tin, Bar and sheet Iron, Hollow-ware, Caitinp
Hardware, and all other heavy articles not otherwise enumerated
Fourth Class, (per 100 lbs.)—Flour, Rice, Bacon. Pork, Bcof. Fish, Lard, Tallow, Beeswax
bales of Rags,Ginseng, green anddried Fruits, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron,Mill and Grindstones,
Cotton from Atlanta to Savannah,
“ “ Jonesboro* 4<
« « Griffin «
Macon, OcL 96,1848.
To sail weekly during the year,
ortlie following vessuls t
Barque ISAAC MEAD,
Turner k
SPLENDID PORCELEA1N DOOR
I KNOBS.
LINGER PLATEN-NAME AND NUMBER
tl ■ PLATES.
nmi.il.. wholesale and retail
uaiiaingiinrdwnr® nml Tool Store, No. H89
Mnrkct-Strcot. Phlln.
I HL subscriber invites the Southern Mor-
tnmu 5 hl ! ,,u ’ IHillderi nnd others, to enll nt Ills nstnldlsh-
1 B *«mlno the large assortment of Building Hard-
tKdnil i no i'» nni * ,lol »r the prices. Having been ap<
sndh« n-" l8 .{'* enl for 11,0 Bn, ° «> r Poreeltaln Knobs,ke.,
clu*ivln? 2**111Building Hardware nnd Tool business,ex-
llihiiinl?* n ly*** 1 nni * otbnra can obtain, nttbisestab-
newest stylos or Locks, Knobs, kp.
1 ihniT.i ^ 1,11,11 ♦’■tnbllsluncnt it Is considered n pleasure to
I "gj 0 B^ods. WM. M. MoOLUHE.
10 978 Mnrket-ssreot, Phlln,
CAS CHANDELIERS, &o„
Jrmr ji/fn npr.p.tnnn styles.
AUOIIBU .« WAHNEll,
.. MANUPAOT.nRna,
■Jj'lj. (IW’.nul-.lrrt. I, I'lillmlclpliln,
mi
lleri rllJ BM| * bllthly finished goods, Including Clmndo-
Mnnliu r or camllnsj Brackets, Pendants, Pollnrnr
*ty ill v i * hl "’ HlrmnanU, ko. Tho gront fnell-
1,1 '"’"uracturlng, ennbles
ol. wu.°*t l MM »**>* B price.
their i!. ‘i 6 ” " u PP*l B d with ovnry thing In tho lino of
PoraVunA" 8 *** Including Fittings, Qonnocllng. Balls,
Atin 1 ’P* nnd Apparatuses, kc.
°rqori promptly executed, nnd work wnrrnntod.
ARCHER k WARNER, Mnniifuottirers.
U No ' 110 Chestnut-street, Philadelphia.
octo
FORWARDING AND ,
rrfiSSfW 1 ^ commission business.
I tbi Undoraiprnod will continue tho nbovo
No U4 linn 1,1 U| *.* ,H VI »*‘»i* branches, nt his old stand,
, '“lf-Mreoi, Bavonnuh,aa. , 1
'°P 13 WM. P. YONCB.
Dr. E. Yongo, office corner tit. JulinnnndPHce-sireel
Dr. Bradley, llroughton-sf, 8. sido, near Lyceum Ila
Dr L Knnrr,corner Bay and Bull-sts.
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOLS.
Henry K Preston, No 74 St. Jullan-st.
BernardMallon, 159 Broughton-itreet.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
Gen N Nichols, Uull-st., opposite Pulaski House.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
W. V. Prentice, corner St. Julian-st. and Market-sq.
GAS FITTINGS.
U. Cranston, No. 91 Rryan-street.
Stratton k Dobson, corner Statu und Bull-streets,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
A. Short, corner South Brond nnd Whltaker-sts.
C. Vnn Horn, West Brnnd-stroct.
D. L. Cohen, No. 5 Jones-strent.
G. Butler, York-street, Oglothorpo-squnre.
I, Solomons, 149 Broughlon-st.
ENGINEERS AND MILL-WRIGIIT8.
R. k J. Lnchlison, near Canal Lock.
A N Miller, Eastern Wharf.
GUN SMITHS.
John Carruthors, 175 Markut-squnre.
TIN-WAIIE MANUFACTURER.
MoArthnr k Morse, 13 IlnrnaW-sUeet.
James Sullivan, Whitaker-streot.
MARBLE AND STONE MANUFACTURER.
Robt. D. Walker, Ynrk-streut.
SADDLERY, ko.
W. II. May k Co., comor Whltakorand flryan-atrei
N. It. Knapp,Market-square.
CARRIAGE MAKERS AND HLAOKBMITHB.
Hnrdc&stlo k Carruthors, 90 Congress and 938t.Julli
streets.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
Win. Warner,46 West Brood-street.
'to their stock ofl’luno Fortes,cc
variety of styles, compnss and finish, by J. B.
A. Stodurtj nml Win. Hall nnd Son, Now York, and
Gilbert, Boston} Indudlnr
overbridge patent notion,!
warranted durability, based upon un established reputa
tion or mnny years sinnillnr?, und nre olfored at fuetory
prices by llio manufacturer’ll ngnnt*.
„ „ F. 7.0GBAHM k CO.,
Cor. St. Julian-st. nnd Atnrkot-sp.
N. H.-Second hnnd Pianos taken in oxchnnge. j» 94
J. line pulv. Turkey Rhubarb, for sale by
tnar 13 TURNER fc ODEN.
iUCMtltmB, aiup, aim atciint=Dncitct swemtscmcim.
Passenger Trains leave SavANMAii and Macon daily, at 7 A. M.
Pasenger Trains arrivo dally at Savannah 6.15 P.M.j at Macon 6.43 P. M.
s Road, in connection with the Macon and .Western Itoad from Macon to Atlanta, and tha Western and Ail:
to Augusta, 6 80
to Columbus, 15 00
to Opelika, f 17 00
to Jacksonville, Ala.,... 60 00
to Tnlhtdcgn. >
to Huntsville, l Alabama99 00
to Decatur, )
An extra Passonger Train lenves Savannah on Saturda'
Rates of Freight for Merchandise Generally,
nrrwxKH maoon and.
,55cts. per
50 « *• loo lbs.
60 “ •• 100lbs.
FOR NBW-YORK.
NEW LINE OP PACKET-SHIPS.
This line is compossd
linrqueiHAAU aieau, R.T.Brown.
Onrque PETER DEMILL, N. Hoar,
Brig MACON, E. Watkins.
Bdhr. VIRGINIA, C » Hobart.
Schr.G.J. JONES II. Look.
The nbovo vessels are or tlio first clnss, insure nt the
lowest rates, nnd nro commanded by Captains of much
experience In the trade. They will be towed up and
down tho river when necessary, and will always sail on
the day advertised. The Cabins are hnndsomcly fur
nished,nml every care will be taken for the comfort and
convenience of Passengers. For Freighter I’nssafo,np-
■y to ROWLAND k WASHBURN,
No. 179 Bay-street, Snvannnh.
DEMILL k CO..
oetlB No. 188 Front-street, Ncw-York.
Cotton, ke., consigned to the Agents will be for
warded with despatch and free of commission to the
shippuis.
the shippers. ForFrcIghtnr Passage, (having
coiumodationa for Passengers).ajply to
GHEINEIt k BEALL,
79 Bay-street, Savannah
ALEXANDER HERON, Ja.,
oct 17 No. 37)4 N. Wharves, Phi' * ’
SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA
IRON STEAMBOAT OOMP’Y OF GA
ThlsCompany will continue to transport Produce and
other Merchandise on llie Savannah River, to and from
Augusta, by their Iron titcumera
JOHN RANDOLPH, Cnpt.PHtt.roT.
LAMAR, Cnpt
And nlso by the Steamer
AMORY BIBLEY, Cnpt. CaaswiLt.
The Inltcr Steamer being oflcss draught thnn any other
on the River,Insures unprecedented despnteh ill nil singes
of the wnter. The Company Is also provided with flRcen
Toiv-bonts and two Lighters.
All FreiglitaddresseiT ly the care oftlie Company or Its
Agents, will be received and forwarded free of commis
sions. A. SIBLEY, P(e*iik-ni, AugUsUt.
T. R. MILLS, Agent, Savannah.
oetlB W. M. ROWLAND, Agent,Augusta.
HBRON’S PHILADELPHIA
j§4 AXD <<fi4
SAVANNAH LINE OP PACKETS.
..Capt. IftOBBS.
..Cnpt. Hand.
The above vessels are i
......Capt. Loona.
I flnt class schooners, and
SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA
Beml-Wcekly U. S.Mnll hlueSteam.Paoket
BETWEEN
SAVANNAH, GA. & PALATKA, FLA.,
VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK AND ST. MARYS,
Oa., JACKSON VILLE, BLACK CREEK AND PICO-
LATA. Fla.
In connection with tho Charleston Dally Mall Stenm
Packets nt Savannah} the M ail Steamer SARAH SPA LD
I NO, from Pnlatka to Lake Monroe, the Mall Stages from
Jacksonville via Alligator. Mineral Spriiigsaud Madison.
ville.toTallahasseotandtrom Plcolala to St.AugusUne,
OCAMULGEB, Cnpt. W.M. Wilson.
WM. GASTON. Copt. Hblsard.
ST. MATTHEWS, Capt. Nicholas Kino,
These Packets lenvc Savannah every Tuesday and
Sntlirday morning at 10 o’clock.
Rstchnino.—Lcnvo Pnlntkn every Monday nnd Thurs-
dny morning, touclilngnlthe above named places each
wny.
All goods consigned to the Agents forwarded fieeo
commission.
COHENS k HERTZ, Agents,
nnv 14 Suvnnnnh.
Run between the above places in connection with T
bonu nnd Lighters, nB'ordlng the inerchnnts or Gem
South Cnrolitin, Tonncswee nnd Alalmmn, a cheap
expeditious made of transportation of goods to and I
the interior.
of Atlanta is payable nt Augusta.
Produce from the Georglo Ruil-Rond will a
warded freo of coinmlssisns, nnd all expeni
collected at Savannah from consignees of ve
required.
Tli® T. 8. M. now runs ns a rrgulnr pack*
increased faculties of communication.
JNO. U. GUIEU, Augusta.
Dally U. S. Mall Steam-Packet Line.
BETWEEN
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
(INLAND TWO-THIRDS Of THK WAT.)
METAMORA,. Capt. F. Barden.
WM. SEABROOK, Capt. P. Blankensi
GEN. CLINCH Cnpt. Fenn Peck.
JASPER, Cspt.Wa.ti. Dixo
This Lino Is composed of the above very suix
out the year.
Fnro Five Dollnrs, meals Included.
ttustum ecarbs.
ROBERT D. WALKER,
MARBLE 4- STONE MANUFACTURER,
BROUUUTON-ST., BBTWSKN WIUTAKKK AND B ANNAKU.
Grave Stones, of Italian nnd Domestic Marble; Marble
Mantle Pieces,and Berlin Grates; Free Stone for Buildings.
Ornamental Iron Rollings, fcc. fcc., furnished to order. n^
DII. E. PARSONS, f
DENTIST, th
Will porformnuyo|>erationspertnlningtohisProfession. -
Artificial Teeth h;serted from one to an entire double set,
and warranted not to be excelled by the best Dentists in
Europe or America. r
OraRATiNO Rooms, No. 197 Conokess-strest.
. R. A J. LAOHLISON,
ENGINEERS AND MILLWRIGHTS,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
CAMAt-fTRKliT, NEAR THE CANAL-LOCK,
E. LAOHLISON. 4. LAOHLISON.
A. FONCH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OP -
SEGARS,
NO. 13 WHITAKER-STREET, *
Keeps on liaad a well selected stock of imported Sc-
gars; also, Manufactured Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, mid all .
other articles usunlly kept in Ills line of business, which *
he offers on the most roasonnblo terms. nov3
P. JACOBS, o
SEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, c
, NO. 27 RULL-STItEET,
(SION or TIIK INDIAN, NXAR MONUMENT SQUARE.)
N. U.—Keeps constantly an hand Spanish, Half Spanish
and American Scgnrs. nt Wholesale and Retail.
Also Chewing Tobacco, 8nuff, fcc.
SWIFT, DENSLOW A -WEBSTER,
DEALERS IN GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
CORNER OF BAY AND WUITAKRR-BTS.
EDWARD SWirT. A. A. DENSLOW.
WYLLY A WRIGHT,
GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS,
Forthe sale or Real Estate, Negroes, nnd any description
of persona! property.
OrrtOR, CORNER BULL-ST. ANO BAY LANR,
fob93 Snvannnh, Genrftln.
YONGB A GAMMELL.
FACTORS 4* COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 04 BAY STREET.
MILLER A CURRY.
ENGINEERS AND MILLWRIGHTS,
IRON AND RRAS8 FOUNDERS,
EASTERN WIIARr—BAY-STREBT,
PHILIP ICEAN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
And Dealer In Ready Mndo Clothing—Ponflold’s Range,
may 7 no. Ud iiry an-street,
•) ONES A PA POT.
Ut SHIPWRIGHTS, SPAR-MAKERS, AND
Yard opposllo R. fc J. Lnckllson’s Foundry.
Jan 1 4 Snvnnnnh, Gn. lyo
IIAIIDWICK At COOKE.
FA CTORStr COMMISSION MER CHANTS.
TELE air’s BUILDINUS.
R. a. HARDWICK. JOHN O. COOKR.
t, WEEDS A MORRELL,
xl IMPORTERS AND WHOl.ESALR AND RETAIL HRALERB IN
CHINA, GLASS, 4* EARTHEN WARE,
nronghton-at., Snvannnh.
IIAHDCASTLB At CAllRUTHEHS.
Savannah. (Ga.,)
Are prepared to execute with neatness and despatch,
tho shortest notlco.
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Work, and nil
, Drejs, Carts, *
Is. ROBIDER.
Importer of French Leather.
WHITAXBR-STBBKTt OPROSITR SMETS BCILDINO.
A. SHORT,
MASTER BUILDER.
WILL TAKE CONTRACTS
a, Ii. OLIVER,
No. 17 Bull-street, near Monument-square.
Cork-sole, Water-proof, Hunting, Military, Patent lea-
xlns, Bootees.
s, Oxford Shoes, Pumps. Slippers, I
tho neatest and most fasblonnble man
HAMILTON AS HARDEMAN,
OUAB. V. HAMILTON.
THOMAS HARDEMAN.
E. O’HYRNE.
LAW CO-PAllTNBRSHIP.
The undersigned havo This Day formed a C
Ilip in the PRACTICE OF THE LAW, under tho Arm
r MARSH k PEPPER, and will personally attend the
upretne Court, tho United Suites Circuit Court, and the
lourU of Chatham, Bryan. Bulloch. Effingham, ticrlven,
lurke, Washington and Wilkinson Counties, nml have
uadu arrangement* for the Collection of Claims In most
f tl io Counties of this State. Office,^SBaVjSt.ert.
JAMES M. PEPPElt.
Savannah, Jan. 1st, 1850. 31 lyo
BERRIEN A BHEWMAKE,
ATT OR NR YS AT I.A tV,
Wayucslioro’, Burke Co.,
Will practice in tho Counties of Richmond, Burke,
Jan 18
JOUN T. SHEWMAXE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
July 10
oTm. conn, . ..
CABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANU
FACTURER AND UNDERTAKER.
firMni iprinffcv nuiTRAmi . 131 dbouoiiton-bt.. oppositb smbts* duildino.
lUlilvBY llHUBARB.-—I Case Furniture, ko., repaired nt the shortest notice. Cof-
B llnlt ni.lu 'I'.i.Lit.f IM.iik-vl. fnv I... - - . * ' * - — .I 1- ,« ■*-■•"
furniilire, «c., reimiM... ........
tins ofnll sizes always on hand, and made to order,
■ept16
WM. D. ELAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Bnenn Vlstn, Marlon Co., Georgia,
Will pracllcoin tho Counties of Lee, Macon, musci
Stewart, Sumpter nnd Talbot. Ho Will take cln -
collect on shares. For his fidelity to business I
shal, at Savanuali, Geo.
itatlon; tho business will lie closed bv II. A. Crni
is authorized to uso the name or the late firm in
Ron. ’ H. A. CRANE,
Savannah,July 1.1850. SOLOMON CO
rpHE Undersigned havo tins day for
.L Co-partnership to continue fiftOCEl
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,under
or II. A. CRANE k CO., nnd solicit a continuum
patronage oftho friends oftlie former firm.
It. A. UttA
Snvnnnnli. July I,1B30. T. IIOI,On
VAljti AND WINTEII GOODS.
rrocKS nun nnc*i in »«huii.|hi™i.i"i — —
Grarral sortmisemenM.
~~PIANO AND"FURNITURE RTOR&i A
The Subscribers tako this method
i-TTf lo their friends aud the public that coni
* ••theyare now ranking large additions to „
their stock of PIANOS AND CABINET FURNITURE, "
which they offer for sale at New-York price*. rj
Have constantly on hand a largo assortmeniof Chick- r\
erlng, Nunn k Clarke’s. A. II. Gale k Go’s 6, OK and 7
octave Piano Fortes; also Nnnn k Fisher’s, Allen k Kl ,!'
Brown’s Pianos, Sofas, Couches, Lounges, Tele a Teles, re
Dlv|n*,Ottomans,MaiionnyChair*, with flnoPluthand r'
lair Seating. Mahogany Rocking Clinirs, Cnne Scats and |~
Cano Rack Mockers; Cano Seat Maple, Black Walnut, „
Illrehand Rosewood Chairs, or 100 different patterns; *“
Windsor Chairs, Boston Rockers, and rommnn Cane T
Cfhalra> Extension Tables, Pier Tables, Sofa Tables. Cen 1
re Tables, Lard Fables, Quartettes, Commodes, What
Nou, Corner Stands, Rook Stands, Work Tnbfcs.Tea Hn “
Poys, Wardrobes. Secretaries, nook Ciues, Sideboards, ,n
Marble Top Wailutands, Dressing Tables, Dressing nu- qr*a
reaus, large Mahogany Field Bedsteads. French Red- H
steads. Cribs, Cotu, Looking Glasses, Toilet Glasses,
Picr Glasses, Mstrasses and Feathers.
Also a large assortment or Floor OB Cloth from 1 to 6 m
toan*y'pariofthe8*tate* ny,,M Roomor,nd MIlt
Also a great vailety of Window Shades with Fixtures ^
complete.
Our Stock of Furniture and Pianos is made to our own ^ Bl
order and selection. We have confidence in recommend- rt
Ing it mall who are In wnnt, nnd on the most accom- ^
modeling tenna. I. W MORRELL k CO.
CABINET FURNITURE, Ac. Ja
f ■.'gcaw. The Sufaeoriber, at the corner -w ▼
SjsmmUK ° r Montgoinery-Street and Bay lane, V
Cl r- makes and haaconstantly on hand all ’
^ klndsof FURNITURE,which he also *P
repairs. Cane bottomed CHAIRS REPAIRED a* cheap- -pg
ly as anywhere in the city, J
aug 9 3uto PETER PENT. \
^RUQS.—Fnctors and others purchasing
\J urtlclce at wholesale In my lino, nre informed that
they ean procure them at from ten to fifteen per cent .V'
less than usual prices, by calling at the corner or Brough-
ton nnd Bull-sta. ’ * f° r *
opr 11 J.E. JOHNSON. *P
MPORTED SEGARS.—20,000 Eagle \
. M. Y. k Co.; a flno nrticlet 19,000 La Fragancla; 13,. -V
000 Esculnpisi 5,000 Consolaclon; 8.000 La Hussy: 4,000 r ®
E’Lueero and Regalia, in store and for sale by -ri
FRANCIS WAVER, \A
June 99 No. 118 Bay st. Y
O.UNNY CLOTH.—200 bales Gunny «P
VX Cloth, in store. For sale by ra-
June 18 PADELFORD, FAY k CO. J
7RENCH CHINA.—-A full uMorUnont ef
. of Plain White and Gold Band French China at *1
WEEDS k MOUBELL’S,
apr 30 Broughton-street. y
TJUGGY UMBRELLAS—Madn to order, ■»
JJ Just received per Marion. t
July 3 MARSHALL fc AIKIN. j
fpNGLISH Tooth BRUSHES.—An iu-
Jj voice of superior English Tooth Brushes; Just lm- .
ported. * na
may 11 A. A. SOLOMONS k CO. ■
T INSEED OIL.—500 gals., landing and T?
jj for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON k CO„ XJ
may 31 Gibbons’ Buildings.
QAND WASH BALLS—A fresh rnpply r~-
O received and for sale by 1—
may 29 O. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.
p ASTiLE SOAP.—20 boxes superior Cas- ®
V tile Boap, for sale by r-»-
ftb98 TURNER fc ODEN. ’|
T ONDON MUSTARD.—25 boxes London Ax
XJ Mustard; for sate low, by «°®
mar 98 TURNER k ODEN, Monument-square. n
T INEN SHEETING, Linen Damask, |-
Xi Dowlas, Huckabacks, Diapers, Birds Eyo do.; Da-
mask Napkins, do. Doyles, kc.; Just received and for
, sale at the lowest price by O
1 mar 99 r DaWITT k MORGAN, JS
QHIRTS! SHIRTS!— Robinson & Camp Uo f
O have Just received another lot of fine while and co-
• fared Shirts, which they ofibr low, at Gaudry’s Buildings, /
1 next door to Pulaski House. aprl ^
1 T7RENCH Worked COI.LARS, L«ce
0 X Cuffs, Lnco Capes, white Kid Gloves, and a new __
* style orembroidered L. C. Udkfa.t Just received by y
fab 19 MARSHALL fc AIKIN.
fYSNABURGS und STRIPES—Georgia
V-/ nnd Carolina Osnahurgs and Stripes, Richmond nud * n
Columbion Stripes and SheeUng Stripes. For sale by J
aprl LaROOHB, DOWNEk CO. T
TTMBRELLAS.—Just received a lame lc
VJ of flno Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, for sain by
aprl ROBINSON k CAMP.
rTMBRELLAS.—Just received a full sup- T
D U ply Green, Brown, and Black Hilkand Gingham rl
' Umbrellas—forsale cheap, at the Clothing Store of
GEO. S. NICHOLS,
mar 30 Gibbons* Range. -q
"l LOVES, Hosiery, 8us. — Ladies’ lisle .
m VJ thread, silk and linen Gloves; Egyptian nett Mltta: j,
Gentlemen's Glove* of all kinds; 900 dozen English and
. German Hosiery—received and for sale by
mar 15 MARSHALL k AIKIN.
Si TjMNE Bed BLANKETS.—25 pairs fine
• IB X Bed Blankets;Just received, and forsale ta *
d«> Jan31 SNIDEIt, LATHROP k NEVITT.
ir ; r^UNNY BAGGING.—50 bales first qual- V
n< * VJ ity Gunny Dogging lauding from brig Carlton. For Jr
..ft by UOIIENS k IIEBTZ. "
ng /CHILDREN’S Long Combs, Shell and
VJ Horn, Just received amffor sale by n
r® o. it. liF.NDRlcKrfnv fc no.
fa June 7 Gibbons’ Buildings. J
n* /^AMES.—A large assortment of Back-
* VJT gammon Boards, and Extra men, Chess men,Chess .
Iloarils, Dice, Dominoes, and Dice Boxes, Just received 1
— and for sale by O. h. HENDRICKSON fc CO. '
__ fab 23 Gibbon’s Building. m
^ TVTAILS and SPIKES.—300 kegs on haiuL -
“ IN and forsale by MoCLESKEY k NORTON?* (
DROWN Shirtings and Sheetings,blech’d fa
.D do: blue Denims; brown Linens; fancy Linen Drills;
Bird's Eye Diaper; lluckabuck do; and a variety of Goods,
.. Just received by . MARSHALL k AIKIN. J
V E STS! Vestal!—White Mars, and fancy e
Y Vesta, a large assortment Just received, and for *
° r sale by HAMILTON k SYMONS.
W OTRIPED OSNABURGS. — 50 bales
kJ striped Osnaburgs, for plantation use, received and
n ' for sale by the bale or piece. 1
fab98 MARSHALL k AIKIN.
"« M 0URN1NG GOODS—Black Bomba-
lTXzIne, Black Alpacas, Black Barages, Black Crepe,
Black Silks, Black Cambrics, Dlack Muslins, ke. Just c
received per 8hip Hartford.
_ SNIDER, LATHROP k NEVITT. n
n AVIS’S Pain KILLER—20 boxes Perry J
— J-* Davis’s Pain Killer,Just received, nnd for sale by
apr 19 TURNER k ODEN.
”• /CHERRY RUM—Just received by
’ VJ apr 90 W. W. GOODRICH.
Si TV/|USLIN and Lace COLLARS, &c— £
II ltX Thread aadValencienne Laco Collars and Cuffe; i
al Muslin Collars; Laco Cnpes; Emb’d Lawn Hdkfs; Alack g
Silk Mantilla Net; Fancy Silk Button*, kc. n
opr 13 LATHROP k FOOTE. u
/GENTLEMEN’S Under GARMENTS. =
l, VJ Just received, Gent’s Undershirts, of Silk, Lisle '
Thread,Gauso Merino nnd Cotton; Drawers, of Cause J
Merino, Net Cotton, Linen, and Jean, both white and
— brown; for aalo by
apr 1 ROBINSON k CAMP.
ri LOVES and HOSIERY—Received per F
VJ barque Texas, a fine assortment of Gent’s fine Silk
Gloves; do Lisle Thread; do Linen. Also White, Brown •
and fancy striped Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
- ROBINSON k CAMP, /
VI may 30 Gsudry’s Building. a
QHIRTS.—20 dozen Hickory Shirts, just ^
a ' k5 received per ship Hartford, and for sale cheap, by
"* July 17 GEO. 8. NICHOLS, Gibbons’ Range. J
.! A RT1FICIAL LEECHES—A supply of
nd jTJl Alexander’s Patent Artificial Leeches, Juitreceiv-
ed, aud for sale by
— apr 19 R. HENDRICKSON k CO.
ra T> LAYING CARDS—Cohen’s superior :
X Gold Eagle Cards; also CrehonHi and Abbot Ely’s;
Just received and for sale by
tly j G. a. HENDRICKSON k CO., c
ES apr 18 Gibbons’Dullding.
p OD Liver OIL.—Rushton & Clarke's Cod .
Liver Oil; for salo by TURNER k ODF.N, ti
er * mar 28 Monumentsqunre.
lie LTENRION’S superior Syrups of Lemon,
Ufa XX Pine Apple, Strawberry, Raspberry, Ginger, Or
e "» gent, kc. Just received by c
ive A. A. SOLOMONS k CO.,
ost mar 28 Market-square.
• /“I APS, CAPS, CAPS.—I have just roceiv-
; Ky ed, per recent arrivals, the most beautiful assort-
4 montnf Cloth Caps, for men nnd boys, ever brought to
this mnrket. They hnvlng been made up expressly for
my retail trade, challenge comparison with any. 1 hose
In want ofa good aru.'le can get it at tho Clothing Store, n
to. O.B. NICHOLS. 1
17ALL GOODS, per borquo Marion—20
— X • piecos Silk Vesting; 4 do black Cnsslmcres; 30 do
colored (lo; 5 do blnck Ulotlw; 3 do green do; 9 do olive
do; 5 do fine Tweed doj 10 dozen men’s Merino Hair
Hose; 30 do gent’s brown cotton do; 90 do mixed cotton
I B *» do; 40 do Gum Elastic Suspenders; 90 do men’s Merino
IS a.aikin.
i'- ATEW GOODS, per barque Vernon—10
8 IN pieces black Bombazine; 8 do Mack Alpncca; 10
ho. do low price Mouslln de Lain*; 40dozon fads’ whits cot*
ton Hose; 90 do do brown) 10 do do mixed; 10 do dp
f 01 fancy: 12 do do black Raw Silk Hose) 5 do do black
MAuaWi It A,KIN.
T) ANTS.—Black Doe Skin and Plaid Cass.
da r ,, "“ ,ll '"‘" ,C " ,Bd, “" lf ° r S!! e H. , 8YMON a ,
and sept 5 Old Stand of Hamilton k Symons.
nto WHITE und RED FLANNELS—100
VV pieces White Flannels, fine to low price; 150
. do Red Jo, twilled nnd Pj^n-Jusi received and forsale
B. bv SNIDER, LATHROP k NEVITT.
< T)ER STEAMER FLORIDA and other
loth JT late arrivals. A large assortment of Ready Made
ncro Clothing, made under our own superintendence, which
the will be sold, ns cheap os similar orticlos chu be bought
8. 1’"A-PRICE ft VEADER, 147 Day-lUael.
flSraernt glObrntscments.
A LCOHOL—CASTOR OIL.-A sup,,I,
XX. of these and Other articles always on hand, id
• •—
J. B, JOHNSON,
Lyceum Building.
General gtbbevtfsemeitta.
mxniomD imrrnra
ROGERS & WOSTENHOLM’S PEN
XI KNIVES, a naw and One assortment) also Erasing
JOHN M. COOPER.
. HENDRICKSON k CO.
T ORRILLARD’S SNUFF.—A full aup-
JLJ ply of Lorrillard*s Bcotch, Maccoboy and Rappea
Unhl. Aiiaula Iam. I.«
TURNER k ODEN.
PATER,-20 boxen
st received and for sale by
TURNER k ODEN,
Monument square.
_ MB-
RY recent additions to their stocks, the sub-
AJ scrliters are enabled to offer tho most compu te as
sortment of Musical merchandise ever exhibited in Sa
vannah, to which they would respectfully invite the nt-
* e ” , fo , i of nmstenrs and dealers.
PIANO FORTES or various styles nnd compnss. by
.. Btodnrt nnd Wm. Hnll k Son, New-York; of the m•
2 , ‘' , Vn.? Mtyor,one » touch and finish, and of warranted
durability.
M ELODEONS--The moat elegnnt,cheap, and portable
‘ he .9 r «»n ever Invented. '
mwiino 0 ^ 1 quMJUes, by the dozen or singly.
GUI! ABS—A complete assortment or various styles
and iiriees.
MILITARY INSTRUMENTS ofBrassand Wood, In
cluding every variety. Also, Banjos, Tamborines, Ac-
cordeons, Flutinas. Harmonicas, Flutes, Fl-gsotet*,
Flits, Piccolos, Strings for Instruments, kc. kc. For
sale wholesale and retail by
F. ZOGBAUM k CO.,Importers,
Corner St. Julian-st. and Market-square.
0(7- New Music received weekly. mar 1
"DUTLER’S Tasteless Scidlitz POWDER
AJ Just received by A. A. SOLOMONS,
ft* a^
"W/ILSON’S PILOT BREAD.—30 bhl.
T Y Pilot Bread} per ship Southport—flir sale by
T ADIES» Fine light col’d Gaiter BOOTS
JL-J do do Linen do do
do Bronae Morocco half Gaiters
do English Kid Slips. Just received
O. JOHNSTON k CO.,
108 Bryan-at.
etlonary, Just received, and for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.,
Gibbons’ Duldings.
Oil.—20 bbls. Pure
Monument Square.
-White and Colored Marseilles
WEEDS fc MORRELL, Broughton-st.
tiers, a purely vegetable preparation,
imedy for Dyapepstaj lost received, and
G. R. HENDRICKSON k CO.,
Gibbons’ Buildings.
TURNjilt k liKNilV*!
Exchange Dock.
» Pearl Inlaid DESKS.—A few
I of the abovo of very superior quality and extra
*- ——' J Jjy
JOHN M. COOPER.
\A/EDDING Cake BOXES.—A supply
T Y received and for sale by r *
JOHN M. COOPER.
ivrns, just rercivcn nno lorsaie DV
O. R. HENDRICKSON fc CO.
Gibbons* Duildlngs.
Broughton-street.
e sale or lloraUo Ames' Tires and
Locomotives, and warrant them as
N. B. k II. WEED.
Spring CoaUng, Prom and Pelio
tndforsnlcby
HAMILTON k SYMONS.
-Plain and Embroi-
DaWITT sc MORGAN.
PATENT LEATHER BELTING.-
X 1,000 feet of various width*, direct from the Ms
S. & II. HOYT fc CO.
icr w tison r uin r, ana tor sat
Da WITT k MORGAN,
Rlberos* new building.
a large I
uitifol a:
ortment of While and
PIERSON k ilEIDT'S.
/CARPET BAGS! Carpet Bags.—A
KJ rlety of Brussell’s and Tapestry Carpet nags
a fine assortment of Travelling Trunks—Just recel:
A va-
SNIDEUl, LATHHOI* A NBVITT,
8AVANNAIL GEORGIA,
LTAVE IN STORE—A full assortment of
A A FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, which they
offor for sale at Wholesale or Retail, on tlie most rea
sonable terms.
BLANKETS—Heavy London Duffll, own Importation
heavy Mackinaw and Twilled Blankets, Whitney
and Rose Blankets,ribbon bound. ^
'LAI NS—Heavy all wool Negro PlaJna,aaaortedqualities.
KEUHEY8—A vary large assortment, comprising all the
difleicnt styles and qualities both fancy and plain, of
Georgia and Northern manufacture.
4EGKO CAPS—Kilmarnock and Scotch Bonnets,
FLANNELS—Red domestic, plain, all woo’, low price
to fine, heavy twilled for plantation usat white Finn-
nets, a full assortment of American aud English man
ufacture.
CANTON FLANNELS—White, brown and colored,
be-t qualities.
.jINHEYti—Plain red Llnsey, Plaid, assorted colors.
COTTON OHNABURG8—From the best Factories In
the State, at Factory prices.
1URL APS—Of flax and cotton, forplckingaheela.
11RO. k OLEA’D SHIRTINGS U HIIEETING8—A fall
•••ortment, all styles and qualities.
COLORED HUMESPUN8—Marlboro’stripfliandplalds)
Columbian ami other stripes.
MARINERS* STRIPES AtlD APRON CIlECKS-DIf
Terent style* and qualities.
PRINTS—A very large assortment ffom low price to in
perflne.
8ATTINETS, TWEEDS k KENTUCKY JEANS—
Pull assortment, plain and fancycolora.
CLOTHS, CA8SIMERES AND VESTINGS—A largo
variety.
DIAPERti—lluckabuck, Scotch, Bird’s Eye, Russia and
cotton Diaper} lire, and bleached linen table damask
and table cloths.
LINENS—4-4 to 19-4, allquaBties,from tha beat manu
facturers.
DIMITY—Furniture,all widths; a large assortment ol
furniture Fringes.
UOSIERY—A full assortment, comprising cotton, wool
en and alik hose. Also ladies* and genta* merino and
cotton under-shirts and drawers.
UMBRELLAS—Silk and cotton. AlsoParaaolsand Bun
a* odes.
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN MATERIALS -
A large variety. -suo-
GINGHAMti, English and French Prints, Mous. do
Laines, Cashmeres, black and colored Alpaccas, English
and French Merinos, Gala Plaids, Worsted Damasks and
Moreens. With a full assc uxientor all styles of Dresa
and Fancy Goods. sept 99
FURNITURE WARE-HOUSE.
I. W. MOIUtKLL A CO.
TNVITES h is friends and tho public general v,
A both from town and country, to call and esamlnslils
new FURNISHING STORE,fn SmeU* New Iluilding,
Broughton-street.Tiia i.arokst in tub couktet under
one roori where lie will have great pleasure in exhlbting
to them ns extensive an afsortmvntnf READY MADE
NEW FALL GOODS,
1 86 0.
CNIDER, LATHROP 8c NEVITT offer
kJ for sale, 75 bales 3-4 and 7-8 Brown Shirting
90 tales 4-4 Brown Sheetings
80 do Negro Kerseys, striped and plain
90 cases extra Heavy Twilled
10 bales Red Flnnnel} 5 do White do
8 do Red Tick} 8 esses Csnton Flannels
5 do lirown Drills; 8 do assorted Stripes
8 cases nlald Limeys
10 rases bleached Long Cloth Shirtings
100 doz Madras llend Hdkfs [Wool
500 do Hosiery, embracing all kinds or Cotton and
50 do Ladles' and Gentlemen's Merino Vesta
1000 Scotch Highland Wool Shawls. sept 9
09-CABINET making^
AN1> UFIIOLSTKIIY.
N A. NUNGEZER, No. 50. Liberty
• street, would inform the citizens or Bavsnusn,
that he has taken the above place, fat the purpose of car
rying on the Cnbinet and Upholstering business, vlat
Making new nnd repairing old Furniture} old Furnitura
bought and sold} the bottoms of Sofas, Divans, Chain
nnd Ottomnn* made over and re-coverrdt Carpets, Oil
Cloth and Malting cut and put down; Bells and Lamps
hung} Curtains and Roller Blinds put up. Every descrip
tion of COFFINB on hand and made to order, of tha
best material and finish. Prices low.
N. A. N. has been engaged In the above business in
the city of Savnnnah for a number of years, which ena
bles him to believe that lie can plenae all those who will
favor him with a portion of their patronage. oct 3
Springs, and for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON k CO.,
mar96 Gibbons’ Buildings.
& COCOA.—Baker’s Broma,
id Cocoa Paste, received by
A. A. SOLOMONS fc CO.
Market Square.
lopaiva Capsules—a most convenient mode of ad-
erlng these very disagreeable niediriuesifbr sale by
94 J.E. JOHNSON.
cases ui uio sum, a**i* l, -* ,lu iim»t.ici|auii|>,i>ui.,uiuuc,j
ItC.| lust received, and for sale by
Jan 98 Q, R. HENDRICKSON It CO.
SUPERIOR Ooluntj Black TEA.—A f
O chest* superior Black Tea. of extra quality; Just
ceived, and forMle by TURNER k obfiN,
few
iust re
Monument-square.
Monument square.
PECTORAL.—12 doz.
torsi, received nnd for sale by
. HENDRICKSON k CO.,
Gibbons’ Building.
ED Tongues, Smoked Beef and
7 Bologna Sausages.-Just received one bid. Buffalo
mked Tongues} one do Smoked Besf and one do
by JiR0U99EA0 .
Gibbons' Building.
mr,troi
>ct 14
SWIFT, DENSLOW k CO.
J. DaMARTIN.
r AMS, Smoked Beef and Tongues.—10
tierces Sugar Cured Hnm»; 300 lbs. Smoked Beef,
60 Smoked Tnnsns. For sale by
S k CONNERY, Harris’ wharf.
IION
T?ULTON Market BEEF—In half and qr.
A bbls.} for sale by HONE k CONNERY,
Harris’ wharf.
TT ENTUCKY BAGGING.
X\- 44 inch Kentucky Bagging, for si
consignment, by SEABORN
10 pieces
, —. sale Inw inclose
BORN GOODALL.
17 ASTERN HAY—300 bundles prime
All Eastern Hay, on board ship John nryant from nos-
by PADELFORD, FAY k CO.
ROBINSON & CAMP,
DIlAPJCItS AND TAILORS,
And Dealers In Flno Ready-Made Clothing.
A RE now receiving their stock of Fall and
XX. Winter GOODS, consisting In part of Cloths. Caa-
simeret and Vestings, Heaver, Castor* nndT’llot Cloths,
for Over-Cnats, Hemly-ninde flue black Frock and Dresa
Coats, Business Sacks, Fancy Coats, Over Coats' of all
grades, Pantaloons, black, colored and fancy Cassiniere)
Vests, Cloth, Cashmere, Satin and Silk) together with a
Inr** assortment of F*>.cv Articles, all nr *vb|«h wllj h-
offered low, at ’ OAUDKY’H BUILDING,
sept 94 Next door to the Pulaski Home.
DOUGALD FERGUSON,
CABINETMAKER & UPHOLSTERER
Wrlght-Square, opposite Court House.
T HANKFUL for past favors, hopes his ex
ertions nnd extensive arrangements during the past
summer to meet the coming trade will aecure for film
from his friends and the public generally a liberal share
of their favors in the above line—such as Carpets Mada
nnd Laid Down. Window Curtains Hung, and every
thing else connected either with Upholstery or Cabinet
Making, executed promptly and to please the moet fas
tidious.
He Ims al been appointed Agent and ha* In operation
TODD’S CELEBRATED PAl'ENT STEAM FEATH
ER RENOVATOR—The Feathers are cleansed and dried
from all unctuous and glutinous matter, and cannot fail
to give satisfaction. aug 16
NEW DRY GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER 1850.
T>ARIS Printed Ceshmercs and Mous do
A Lnlnes oftho newest designs and richest colorings s
Solid colors Mous de Laines and Germania Clothe t
Figured Orientals and Caroline! s Black and changeable.
Satin de Cliene and Armure*; Black Groa de Rhine and
colored Silks | French ana English Prlntsand Glnghama;
Welsh, Saxony,nnd unshrinkable Flannels ) Pink, Blue.
Cherry, and Crimson do 5 Bleached, Brown, end colored
Canton do j Broadcloths, Cnsslmers, and Vertinga; Em
broidered, Plain, and Printed Linen Cambric Handker
chief* ; Ribbons, Lncea, Gloves, and Hosiery, Just re
ceived nnd for sale by
sept 7 DaWITT k MORGAN.
BASHES, DOORS, BLINDS, Ac. Ac.
rpHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand,
J. at prices far below those hitherto known In Georgia
and Carolina:
15,000 Lishu of Sash, of all sixes, from 8 by 10 to 19 by 90
150 pairs Blinds, for Windows, or all sizes.
100 Panuel Doors, or all slaes and descriptions. -
CHAnLESVAN HORN,
These articles nre for sale at 153 Bay-street, near the
City Hotel, oral the Factory In Weit Uroad-sDeet. .
N. B.—All .orders for Carpenter’s andJoiner’s work
done nt tho shortest notice. ly July 28
COPPRR-SMITIl SHOP.
rpHE Undersigned would respectfully in-
X form the public generally, tiiatthey aronow pre|
pared to do all kinds orCOPPER-8MlTH WORK in tho
best mannpr, and at reduced prices for cash. Bleara
Pipes nnd Worms made nnd repnlredatthq shortestno-
tlee; also House and Ship Plumbing will he done In •
superior manner. They have now on hand and for sale,
1,000foet of assorted aizea Lead Pipe * “•* *■“
"D AGGING, Rope, Sugar, Coffee, &c.—
13 RAGGING—70 hate* Gunny; 98 do Dundee.
ROPE—500 coll* iiuall sized Kentucky.
8UGAR8—50 lilids Muscovado; 95 do New Orleans.
MOLASSES—100 hlida choice Cuba.
PORK—100 bbls Prime.
WHISKEY—100 bbls N. O. Whiskey.
BACON-20 hhds prime Bides. „ „
HAMS—300 Duffleld’s Imitation Westphalia) 8 casks
choice Baltimore; 15 do do Western.
CANDLES—73 boxes “Star” Cnndles.
COFFEE—30 bbls choice St. Jaao.
SEGARS—50,000 choice brands, direct importation.
CHAMPAGNE—75 boskets «P. A. Garreauj” 95 do
8CRANTON, JOHN8TON fc CO.
HES.—5 casks superior quality
1, received per hark Exnct, nnd for sale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON k CO.
o and Cotton Socks, Buck nnd Kid Gloves. Also, a
. Croix do; 40 bhla crashed and powdi.._
do; 25 do clarified Stuart’s nnd Swlft’a do; 95 boxes loaf
do; 950 lings Rio and Lnguyra Coffee; 75 casks prime
ircen West Indin do; 50 bugs prime Old Government
Java dot 100 chonts and half do Black Tea; |98 pnekngea
Hyson do; 300 boxes Tallow Candles, best quality; 175
dn Star and Adamantine do; 75 do Solnr Sperm il<»; 5U
do best quality Sperm do; 95 bbls. winter-strained Ol
150 bbls Biscuits and Bread; 900 boxes Starch, varli
brands; 300 do Family Pale and A 1 Soap) 450 do Tr L
McARTHOR k MORSE.
— 50
0 do do
SWIFT,DENSLO CO.
.LOVES! Gloves!!—A largo assortment
* ol black, colored and white Kid, drab and white
sept S3
lebv
Old
stand of Hamilton fc Symons.
SOAP-80 boxes. ,
July 99
ir sale on accommodating terms by
COHENS k HERTZ.
tic nnuiiiy, um, mini miu -uv «mi
Baltimore Flout) 100 hhds West Indin Molnsses; lOlmir
pipes Otnril, Dupuy & Co.’s Brandy; 15 do and quartet do
? reneh Urnmllrs, various brands; 10 pipe* superior Hoi-
nnd Gin; together with a full arid well-nsBortcd stock of
oilier nrlirlcsuiually found in a Who!
for sole by J.
oct 3
sept 28
BAGS Prime Rio COFFEE, in
store, and for sale by '
, ’ l\v E. PARSONS k CO.
New Music, Including the Greeting to Amerlcapnd
other songs of Jenny Lina, (authorized edition with a
portrait.) Also a variety of New Music, and tho largest
—of Foreign Music ever offered In Savannah.
F. ZOGBAUM fc CO.
Cor. tit. Julian St. and Market Square.
T7HVE YEARS of o RSETt’s Life IN
J AFRICA—By tt. Cordon Ciiinming, Esq.—2 vols.
Gr.orgo Castriot, surnamed Scnndeibcg, King of Al
bania.
Tho Conspirator} by A. G. Dupey.
Bnurno’s CatecliDm of the Steam Engine.
Ellen Parry, or TrinU of tho Henri.
Vale ol Cedar; by Grace Aguilar.
Harper’s Monthly Magazine for October.
International Magazine for October.
No. T Field Hook or the Revolution.
Dr. Moore on Health, Dlscnse nml Remedy.
St. Giles nml St. James, the Monk Knight.
Body the Rover; The Seamstress; No. 6 Pendutmis
Blackwoods Eclectic, for September
Genevieve,by Lamartine, kc.
oct 10 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
O NE BOX SAP SAGO CHEESE.—10
•In V.rm.ertUl 10 do Mumnill » d<. Flro
Cracker.) 60 thou.and Hr()arJ, a.rorlirl l;rntal., art rtr*
ceived nndfOrMl.il/ J. IJcM.lllTIN.