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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME XL1X. THE-REPUBLICAN I* rum.iaiiBP DAILY AND TIU-WKEICLY, J. L. LOCKE & A. K. MOORE CITY * COUNTY PRINTERS. P. W. ALEXANDER, ASSOCIATE BDITpB, TEKMB; D*l ly Pfipfir §10,Trt-'Weelsl J 95,per annntn » )n mi rewi will nu nrdorllir tlio paiHir lie attended Iisnm itncitiii|itiiilod wlllitho money, or asatLIkctory eliy reference. beta! advertisements Insetted at tlie usual rataa, and •bict care taken UiattUey be published according 10 law. All advertisement* fioiu tranaient poraonaor strangers, to tie nail! in advance. , , _ . Tlio privilege* ot yearly advertisers will bo connnod rltl.liy to their muter business, aud all other advertise- aienta not pertaining to tbelr regular baalneaa aa agreed ° Veariv advertisers oiceding I n their advertlaementa the average number of lino* agreed for, will bo charged at ^W.^veaTiaitSa'iTe wiM.br iNssrritniiKA-rurrousLT • All alvorllwmonu for eharitnMe liixtltutioDS and re. Ilian* s4ocleties Will be charged half price. All AdverUMJinenUaenl to till* olllco without dl rXtinii* a* to the number urinsciUons, will bo publish oil daily,uutllordurod to bfldlaconUiiued,niid charged •'"•"vil'lleUcra dirccled tolhlaofllce or Iho Editors, aiuubo postpaid, to entitle thuiu to auculloii. M |I —Harh Citation by the Clerks ortho Courts o| i ir.iiii irv. that application hn* been inadeflir l.ettora o| 15, nul.mll iu.Hi" imWI.liJ'lTiliutY nn nllauk •v’.iK-c by Executor* and Administrator* fiir Debtor* nud Creditor* mrcuder lu tlioiraccounla,muat be published HaJT£*df Real Batata ami Nrgmea l.y Executors. Ad- niiniorator*,and Guardians, mjirt be published SIXTY DA Yd before the daynfsnle. Tlloao sales musibnmndu at the Court House door or tlio county in which tlio t niocriy i* situate, and on tlio A rrt Tuesday oniiu month, between the hour* or ten Id the morning and Tour lu tho SAVANNAH, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1861 •ftcfaixHi. B«* *»»« rr*ai day to day la valid, ■snreued la tha advertisement. Tmthcatbui* by Executor*, Administrator* nnd Guardi, ■ns m the Court nf Ordlnaryforloavoto mil Ileal Batata w Netroea, must be published POUR MONTHS. Htlr* or personal property (except negroes) or testalo uid intestate estates by Executors aud Administrators, JSt be advertised FORTV DA Y8. Amdleatbms by Executor* and Administrator*Tor Let. ier* liNmismry must he published BIX MONTHS. Aiuillcntton for foreclosure or Mortgage* oil rnnl estate, aiust be advertised once a month for Fulfil MONTIIH. Urdersofibe Court of Ordinary (aceoinpanicil with a ropy ofilie bond oragreeinent) to inakclitlcsto land must he advertised throe months at least. Sheriff's ■»!« under executions regularly granted by im* must ho advertised THIRTY l»AYH—un Ini MHUtgmte executions SIXTY DAYS—Hnle* of perishable h „Hwitv under order orCourt, must Im advertised gener. Jlly, TBN HAYS beRire the dav ofHale. ~ ©ouitUmt-Jftouae enlenSnr, Foil 1851. 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Maeou, Madison,,,. Marlon,!.... McIntosh,.. Merlwelbcr, llQome,.... Montgomery . Morgan, Hurray,.... Muscogee,,. Black | Total. do3 5S3o Oglethorpe,.. Paulding,.., 1'uliuki, ... Putnam,.... Ihdnin, Randolph.,. Richmond,.. Bcrivon Rt« wait Bumpier,... Talbot*.’.... Taliaferro,.. Talnall, Telfair,..... 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I The undersigned respectfully in- i| form the cltlaen* of Savannah, Georgia, - - J*and Florida, that they liava on band more than nftv TUnos, the largest atock ever on *n!e in this •». VJ. mR,| ° by Uto most celebrated manuritcttirers In 11 Btatus. Nuun’a A Clark’s, J. Chlckcting, Jlnardmaii A Gray, Lutcliet fc Newton, Kdwarda * In ifcf’ *** w "' 1 known to the Ihvcrs of Music, have place m melt large assortment. These Pianos are of rich tone, “ll beMtifuHy finished in RoseWood, Black Walnut, "‘"bogany, with Iron frames mado In tho most sub- stnniini nmi workmnnliko manner. Also the Justly colc- bfated d.olian Plano Fortes, which for their sweetness of mao have not been eouilled. All those Instruments 7 ,euHo frames which render them peculiarly suited jlwtri' * c prevxnUogtho necessity or tuning for ../{'{'“••bdersIgnxdaraAgenltlbr Henri Hera's nelelirn* nriM, i Plknoe, made In Paris. For power and beauty 0‘loiie, they stand pre-eminent. _, u CATHCART’8 MELODIONS. ••Ji * "•■■rtftal toned wind instrument for village pumo- nri\., f** 1 ' Serenading Parties, and tlio private practice hav'iTuo fbr mUo”* 1 "* * , ' veBl B,,d P°' vorrul lono i ‘boy Allot'hco Inatruments will be disposed of nn tlio X35K2?ftffi»KS!- Tb. prieM of th. I’l.no. MORRBLI. h CO. •-jgomvSSSm.' - NOTICR. •NTC*CKOT LINKS. ]\0 Clslms for Goods as short dolWered or “'“‘"Hr ui, »«Ml of 0i« dor. Lina, will bo OTm«d ml.., m.a, u o«r napncUn OSn wllliln 'bMibSb«2Uo* n,,, “ C “ "»nrpl«ted d»- imlOIIAM, KELLY » OO., Mar 18 * ^XyLAJID k wys n Hmnlft ,,,f * Agcute Now Lilli)* ‘ FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ■ AT-aTgEBT. B AY-STHKKT. A. Low k Co., 50 k 53 Allen, Dali k Co., 118 Q. 11.Cummlng,60 Washburn, Wilder k Co. Wm.P.Tetn t 62 IMkllO Wm. Crowder, 04 8. II. Flake, 117 Jos.nurke.no R. A. Lewis, 118 J. Stoddard, 00 T. II. Harden, 118 W.II.Mongln.eO G. N. Neyle, 120 B. A. Honllnrd, 08 Stephon GUIs, 129 W. Adams, 70 Cohens k Hurts, 140 k 149 O. A. Greiner, 79 W. Woodbrtdge, 144 F. II. Wdmnn,74 R. Ilabersliam k Son, 148 J. P. Graves, 75 James A Norris, 150 F. T. Willis k Co.,70 Geo. II. May., 150 B. Molynoux, 77 Rowland fc Washburn,179 Hyo k Bhnwmaka, 82 Kilns Reed, 174 H. Y. Halsey, 89 Hrlgliam, Kelly k Co., 170 John Jones k Son, 80 II. Koscr, 178 Hamilton k llardsinan, 83 Francis VVavor, 178 N. Crugur, 84 J. II. Ladd, 182 O. 8. Frierson, 85 C. Ilartrldge, 190 Geo. Gordon,80 W. I*. Clark. 190 Harper ,8liinrtk Co,87 Hardwick fc Cooke, IP9 llolt k llothwell, hb Franklin k Brantley, 194 Wm.niiiicnn,69 F. Sorrel, 190 It. Hutchison, 99 O. W. Anderson k llro.,200 Wm. llaitersby,|{| 8. Solomons,201 B. Parson* k Co., 92 C. F. Mills,204 M. k W. Camming,03 . Relink Foster, 900 Hunter k Gnmmell,91 S. Goodnll,UU6 SmiUi fc Humphreys,95 Rabun k Fulton,907 lloltia k Lawson, 95 Heston k Cunby,20tf J. ll.llurrou|lis,97 A. Minis, 220 N. A. Ilnideo k Co., 110 Godfrey k Solomons, 80 GW.GarmanykCo.^OklOl Williamson k Preston,224 Padcllhrd k Fay,IO4fclO0 S.C.Cunning,10Whltaker-et Way k King, 105 E. W. Uukar, Jones' wharf. W. C. O’Driscoll, 108 C. A.L.Lamar,Battern Lawton k Dowell, 910 Win Hunter, 04 John V. Tarver, Exchange Wharf. COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERS. Cohen k Fosdlck, 148 Hay-street. Phillirick k llcll, 150 do. Tiios. J. Walsh k Co, 100 do. LUMBER MERCHANTS. Wm. Crabtree,208 Usy-strcei. Wm. II. Giles fc Co., 91 Hay-street. R. A. Allen fcCo., smet’s Wliarf. W W Starke, Fig Islnnd. K K Kluchloy fc Co, Wllliuk’s wharf. Colwrtsfc McCoon, Caoal-slritut. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. Roberts k Foote, Gibbons’ HuiMIng. II. F. Wniiug k Co., 161 Hrougliton-strtel. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS. Jas Andeison k Co, 70 St Julian and 103 Biyau-sts. Henry i.nUirop, Gibbons’ lluildiiig. Snider, LaUimp k Nevitt,SliairsUuilding. blarsliall fc Aiken, do. do. Dewittk Morgan, lllbero’s Building. M. Prondnrgnat k Co,cor’rCongress and W liltnker-iite. S. C. Lano k Co., corner Broughton and Harnard-sts. Bernard F McKenna, 111 Congress strcct. Jas II k M Hbeahan,comer Broughton fc Whitaker-vts. Josepli Lipp«oan, Congress st.. Market snuaro, Einstein k Bckiuan, Cong res* *t. near Whitaker su LnR che, llnwne fc Co, Shad’s Buildings. J Burt k Co, ll8Brou|liton-*lreet. WHOLESALE GROCERS. A. Welles k Co, 195 Hay-street. Cohens k llerta, 140 Bay-street. J. V. Conner*!, 150 Bay-street. Scranton, Johnston k Co.. 197 Day-street. Swift, Heuslow k Co., 189 Bay-street. S E Both well fc Co, 173 Bay street. W M Davidson, West side Msrkcl-ti]aare. WHOLESALE k RETAIL GROCER. II. J. Gilbert, West side Market Square. RETAIL GROCERS. J. Rosseau,corner Broughton and llullstroeta. W. W. Goodrich, Smet's Building, Whitaker-streeta. J. C Brown, 4 Uamard-street. J. Ilo Maitin, corner Bay and Whitaker streets. M. J. Solomons, 147 Bnughton-st. J A Brown, corner Broughton at. Lnne k Wliltnker-st. 4) 51 Willett k Co,68 St Julien and 101 Bryan st. John 11 Jesse, 143 Itrougtunn-sUecl. J E Carly fc Co, 18 Barnard-strect. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE S. Iloyt k Co., nay-sircet near Whitaker. CLOTHING STORES. G. 8. Nichols,Gibbons’ Building. Pierson k He!dt,IO Whitaker-*treet. ||ou«toun k Groumlcson, 96 Bryan street. FASHIONABLE TAILORS ANI) DRAPERS. Prlco k Yonder, 147 llny-stroot. Win R Symons, 17 Wliitakor-ttruot. Robinson k Camp, 8 Bull-street. 8. P. Uihble, corner Broughton nnd Whitakersts. John W. Kelly, Hull-street, opposite Pulaski House. Philip Kean, 98 Hrynn-strcit. Horn fclduhcriiinn, 114 Bryan-slreot. M. D. Murphy, Wliitakcr-st. James F Stokes, 20 Whitaker-st. DRYGOODS AND MILI.INRRY. Mrs. Reich, 149# Congress street. HAT STORES. N. K. Itarnum k Co. Nn. 147 Cnngroaa-stroet. Lynn k Reed, Gibbons’ Building. II R Box, 155 Broughion-street. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE DEALERS. E. F Wood k Co., Gibbon*’ Buildings. O. Johnson k Co., 108 llrynu-siruut. Veritllle, Luffburrnw k Butler, Congrcss-st. near Bar naul. Francis Knpman, 106 Bryan-strcct. FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAKER. L. Rnhidor,29 Whitnker-stroot. J. L. Oliver, 17 llull-atroot. DYING ESTABLISHMENT. A.Galloway, 73 York-succt. SHIP CHANDLER8 AND GROCERS. Wood, Cliuhoru k Co., Ancinux’s wharf. 7'uruurk Henry, Monro’s Wharf. Hone fc Connery, Harris’ Wlinrf. SEGAR MANUFACTURERS. A. Ponce, 13 Wliitaker-slreet. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Hendrickson k Monro, Gibbons’ Building, A. A. Solomons k Co., Market-square. Jos M Turner, Monument rqunrc. W Humphreys, corner Bay nnd Drayton -sts. CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE. Collins k Bulkloy, 100 Itryan strn t. J lUstmmck k Co, Smuts' Building. IIARD-WAUE. N. B. k II. Weed, 163 Broughion-street. McCleskey k Norton,Gibbous’ lluildiiig. E. Hopkins, 177 Congress-streot. Clia-i E Weed, 102 llryan-stroot. FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS. I. W. Morrell k Co., Smcts’ Building. II. S. Hoganlus, Comer Bull-st.and Congress-al.lane. Iloiisald FersiMon, Court-House square. G. 51. Conn,131 Broughton street. N A Nuiigcxur, 60 Liberty-street. Peter Pont, corner Montgomery-st. and Bay-Lane* PAINT STORE AND PAINTING. John Poole, 11 Whltakcr-stree John Oliver, 121 Bmughton-street. HOOK STORES. W. T. Williams, 149 Itay-slrool. J. 51. Cooper,comer Whitaker and St.Jullan-streets. J B Cubbedge, 5larket-squaii-. MUSIC STORE. F. Zogbautn kCo.,corner St. Julian-sLand5Iarket-«q. PROFESSORS OF MUSIC. A TtHch, 151 Congrc*R-strci:t. 51 Coburn, Drayton-si reel, n«’«r State-atreft. JEWELLERS. G. 5t. Griffon, corner Whitakeiand Itryan-strcets. S. Wilmot,5Iarkut-square. LOTTERY OFFICES. Geo. B. Gray, Bull «lruel, opimslto Pulaski House. E. Witliington, 143 liny-street. HEAL ESTATE BROKERS. Wylly k Wright, Hull-street, opiiosile Pulaski House. Jos. Bancroft, 117 Bay-street. STEAM BOAT AGENTS. F Lnflllonu, Charleston Steam-Packet wharf. T. II..Mills, Iron Steam Boat Company's wliarf. 8. 51. Pond, Georgia Steam BoatCom|»any’s wharf. 51. A. Cohen, Dillon’s Wharf. Uchti k Foster, Anderson’s Lower wbarr. DENTISTS. R. Parsons, 127 Congress-street. 8. G. Pancost, North side Monument-square. H. J. Royal I, 111 Congress-vtrccl. PHYSICIANS. Dr. J 51 Roggs, Whitaknr st-, near Broughton. Dr. Bradley, Broughton-sl-, a. sido, near Lyceum Hall. Dr L Knorr,corner Bay nnd Bull st*. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOLS. Henry K Preston, No 74 St. Julian-*!. 0criiurd5Ialton, 159 nmughton-street. HOOK AND JOB PRINTER. Coo N Nichols, tlull-st., opporito l’ulnski House. DAGUERREAN GALLERY. W. V.Prpntlce,corner St. Julian-st. and 5!arkit-sq. GAS FITTINGS. II. Cranston, No. 91 Bryan-street. Stratton k Dobson, corner State and Bull-streets. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. A. Short, corner South Brond and Whltaker-sta. D. L. Cohen, No. 5 Jones-strcrt. G. Ilutlcr, York-street, Oglelhorpe-square. f. Solomons, 142 Broughton-st. ENGINEERS AND MILL-WRIGIITS, R. fc J. Lachllson, near Canal Luck. A N Miller, Eastern Wharf. GUN 85IITHS. John Camithera, 175 Market-square. E Lovell, 10 Bsmard-strcet. LOCK-SMITH AND BELL-HANGER. David Morris, Harnard-st, near tho 5!nrket. GILDER AND CARVER. P F Bourguenot, Bamard-strent, near the klarket. TIN-WARE MANUFACTURER. MARBLE AND STONE MANUFACTURER. Rnbt.D. Walker, York-street. SADDLERY, ko. VV.1I. May k Co., comer Whilakerand nryau-stree CARRIAGE MAKERS AND BLACKSMITHS. Ilanleastie fc Carruthers,90Congress and 9581. Julli streets. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. Phllbrlok fc Hell, 160 Bay slreet. CENTRAL RAIL-ROAD. PROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, (G».) 190 1-2 MILES. • anger Trains leave 8 avannam and Macon daily, at 7 A 54 Paaenger Trains arrive daUy at SAvaaasu 0.15 P.JH. } atMaooa ..'msFVM. ^ "[ eWcrn Boa*! fmin Macon to Atlanta, and the Western and Allan lie Road from Atlanta to Dalton, now Ibrma a continuous lino of 391# miles In length* from Savannah to Dalton Tickets^ra U MBMm * amp ^ Urtt,,ch R,,d ?*“«•• conned with the followms places, 7 ickets from Savannah to 5Iacon, #5 75 Tickets front Bavannah to Tuscuuibia, Alsu, ®22 50 ““ « « to Tuscaloosa,Ala. t it tt In . III.. a 1 DUMBER 79. , to Atlanta, to Anguata, to Coir— 9 50 B 50 15 00 15 00 to Opelika, J 17 00 to Jacksonville, Ala.,.., 20 00 •* '’•“"-'nga, ) •mu, f J. ) S Alabama‘22 00 ..98 00 " “ “ to Tallndni 41 44 44 to lluntsvil 44 44 “ to Decatur, , Tuosdays, after tho arrival of tho Itnua-ah'iiis from New-Ymkl conn ' !CU 'M 11 ' U,e Macnn end Western Ball RimhI; and on Frlduys, after tlw arrival or the 51 aeon fc Western (.nrs, an extra I n*anngi:r Train leave* .Mncnii in mnni-i.i with •!■■. u,fur N. v. I— * *, A IS. to Colambus, Mias, ( to Aberdeen, •« to IIoHySpringa*' I to Nashville, v J to Murphre. sboro’, S Tonn. 95 00 to Columbia, S • Memphis, « 30 00 e ll ‘, l>VB * Macon to connect with tliu Hteam’slili* Ibr N. I. MontRomcry, Middle and New Orleans take Stage Tor Opelika from Bamesville through Columbus, distance of 97 miles, or from Crilfiu through West Point, a distance of 93 mUee. ^ suer** or *«,*^i AUanllo Rail Road Vvillsoon be completed between Dalion and ChaUanooga,a dlstanceof 423# mile* rromSnrannah, of which duo notice will bo given. " f Head of tlio West Point nnd Montgomery Rn!!-Road,on which tlio ftiro to Montgomery is about Q2. II*tea of Fralght for Blerehaxxdlae Oenenallyr, from Savannah to Macon MaAStraaMavT Goons.—Iloxea of IlaU, Bonnets,'Furailure, Shoes, Saddlery, Dry Goods, and other 5Ieasnroment Goods, per cubic Ibot, „ 13 eenu CmckoryWnro, In crates, Imixo* or hhd*.,por cubic foot, jo «« Goons nv wsioiit, riasT Class.—Boxes or Gloss, Points, Drug* nnd Confectionary, per 100 Ik m « SbtiindClass.—Sugar.Coffeo, llnpe Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tobacco, Leather, llldes, Ci^per,Tin, Sheet and Hoop Iron, Hard and Hollow ware, Rice, boxes Soap and Caudles, Bagging, and other heavy articles not enumerated below, per 100 Ilia., 45 « Tmao Class.—Flour,Bacon, Liquor*, Pork, llecr, Fish,Tallow and lleeswax, iwr 100 lb*.,... 40 <• {■ uun rit Clais.—Mill-gearing, I’ig and Bnr Iron, Grind nnd .Millstones, NnHs.Spiku* and Coe),tier 100Ibe., 30 «« llarrc 1 * of Beets, Bread, Crackers, Potatoes, Fruit, Oysters, Onions, Ico, nnd all light barrels,each, ’ 76 «« till and MolnsNus perhhd.,(smallerca*ksln proportion) «r. no Halt per sack, not excendingfourbasliels ”^50 « Off- Goodscoiisiwed to Tbiw.S. Wayne,Forwarding Ageul, Savannah, will l.e forwarded free of commission. Savannah,(Ga.) 26th Nov., 1849. *WM 51. WADLHY, Saperinf ndrnt. • ruin fIVU 10 fjwu. «<■■■ nut IT a good article is wanted, tuor 8 U. M. GIIIFFEN. justness (Earns. HusdtcBj enrts. HARDWICK ,« COOKE, FACTOR8* COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Tsiasta's auiLDiaue. . a. a. uardwick. Joint a. cooks. PHILIP KHAN, DRAPER AND*TAILOR, And Dealer la Ready Made Ctothing-Pcnfltld'a Range, may 7 no. Ud knvAN sTavxr, J. IIA8BUOUCK at CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, July 10 8WI1-T, BE.V8LOW Ot CO, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIUUOKS, COkMM or MAT AUD WUITAKKK-STS. G. 51. CONN, CABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANU FACTURERAND UNDERTAKER. 131 BUOUOHTUN-ST., OPPOS1T* SWETS’ RUILDINO. Furniture, fcc.. repaired at Uie sbortost notice. Cof fins of all sixes always on baud, and made to order, sept 10 WYLLY N WIlihllT, GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS, For thu sale of Iteal KaUtt, Negroes, and any description of pcrssnal property. , . ornci.coastsiull-st.sun bat lank, feh93 Hsvamuh, Uturgla. A. 8IIOKT, MASTER BUILDER. Wltl. TIKX mUTKACTS FOR BUILDING AVD WORK IN MA80NRY or Bveiv UKscaimoN. Corner South frond and Whitakor-eto. IIAIIDCA8TI4H Ot CAItRUTIIKit8. CARRIAGE MAKERS* BLACKSMITHS, MotUcoaaaass and 95 a r.Ji'ijan sts., franklin sq., Savauusli, (Ga.,) Are prepnred to executu with neatness nnd despatch, all work in thu Carriage line, that may he cimiinhlcd to thnlrcnre. Wheelwright nnd Blacksmith Work, and nil kiiidsof Uhcel*, Waeguits, iJrsvs, Carts, fcc., made at the shortest notice. jy sept 90 , UOUEU7 D. WAUCBli. MARBLE 4- SJWJ MANUFACTURER, ■RonnirroN-sT., smrm whitakxr and bannsrd. Grave Stwies,orItaliw and Douicstie Marble; Marble ManUc I’iecos, and Berlll Grates; Free Htonutor Buildings. Ornamental Iron Uallinj*, fcc. kc., furnished In order. _. HAMILTON Ot IIARDEMAN, FACTORS * COMMISSION MERCHANTS OHAS. F. HAMILTON. THOMAS IIARDBMAR. It. Oi J. LACHLISON, ENGINEERS AND MILLWRIGHTS, IKON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, CANAl-STkan, NKAR TIIK CANAL-LOCK, *. LACHLISON. J. LAOULteON. L. RODIDEIl, (FROM PARIS.) FASHIONABLE BOOT * SHOEMAKER, Importer of French Lenther. WHITAKSa-STRRKT.OPHnsiTR SKRTS BDILDIHO. A. PONCE. : IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OP 1 EG A RS, NO. 13 WIITAKEH-PTREET, Keeps on liasd a will selected stock of Imported Be- gnrs;nlso,Manufaetui!d Tobacco,Snuff, Pipes, and all otherarticlesnsually teptln hisllno of business, which he offers on tiie most -easonablc terms. nov 3 A. N. MILLER, ENGINEERS AND MILLWRIGHTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, SASTSRN WHARF—BAY-STKKRT, J. L. OLIVER, FASHIONABLE BOOT MANUFACTURER No. 17 nuLL-sTRBrr, nkar 81oNt>MaNT-sqnARa. Cork sole, Water-proof, lluntlng, Military, Patent lea- {her. Wnlking, Dross, aud Pump-sole Bouts; HhiMhiug nuMRliis, llootue*. Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, fcc., made to order in the neatest and must fashionable manner of warranted materials, and by the most experienced and careful workmen. JOIIV V. TAHVKII, FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION HER CHANT Anil Denlir In liny nml Grain. Every description of Produce nnd Merchandise, sold on cnmdgument, orpurehared to order, octia ly Sxrhange Wharf.Savannnh.Geo. TJTAMS, MACKEREL, &c.—250 Hams: XX 5') packages Mackerel; 50 Mils Soda, Butter, Bos ton and Sugar Crackers; 50 hbls Bnliituure Flour; 25 package* tttack amt Given Tea; 10 cases assorted Pro- verves; 90 cases Pickles; 90 boxes Cordial; 10 baskets Sweet Oil; 90 boxes Adamantine Candles; 50 boxes Bal tins; In store, and for «alo by innrSIO J.E.CADYfcCO. TJllASS ANDIRONS, Shovel and Tonne, J J and Wire Fcnlurs; forsnlo nt B Jan 6 J. I1ASDROUCK fc CO. c T) LACK TEA.—25 half chests (5 ounce A 3 napeni) superior quality Pouchong Tea, Ju«t re- 1 cclveil nud for saleuy W.M. DAVIDSON, 1 fob 4 B f'kRANGES and LEMONS.—20 boxes V_/ Oranges; 10 do Lemons; In store, and for sale by •nar 90 J. E. CADY fc CO. * T EAD PIPE.—40,000 feet Lead Pipe, as- XJ sorted shus, now on bund ar«l reeeivingi for*ale by 1 fob 1* Me AUTHOR fc .MORSE. T IQ.UORS end WINES.—10 quarter pipes XJ Brandy; 1 pipe nnd 2 hnlf pipes Gin; Shawls old Monongahrla Whiskey; 1 hbl Old Jamaica Ituiu; 8 quar- tor casks Madeira Wine; 7 do Port do; 15 baskets Cham pagne do; in store, and for sale by mar 20 J.E.CADYfcCO. CF.GARS.—150,000 primo Scgnre, various lirnixU; for sale by fob 19 COBEN fc FOSDICK. ( /'''ANAL FLOUR.—Landing: 100 bills, for fob3 nl ° by W009, CLAGUORN fc CO. : TUST RECEIVED per steamer Florida— U Chutnbray, Black Barege, Drap d’Ele, Gent's Kid Gloves, Linen Cambric, Parasol*, French Printed Lawn, Cinghnui, Lawn and CaNitoiu Mitndkerehler, Silk do., mud Hum: aud Half llose, Florentine rnmmtux, r>qHin Ti»*ues, Gent’s new style Lisle Thread Gloves, mar 10 J. HURT fc CO. ptJBA MOLASSES,—10 hhds, 20tier- V-/ ces, 19 bids in fine order and of superior quality, landing per brig R. B. Lawton, and for sale by maria PADRLPUIU), FAY fc CO. PAIN KILLER—200 boxos Perry Davie X fc Don. Pain Killer.for sale bv J n fob 4 AK.VDUICK*ON fc MOORE. inmONDOLES.—Nnw itjtsroni nnd 7 VJ lironsud Girondolcs; Ju»tre«lvtil by • ». WILMOT, onv 20 Dealer In Watches, Bllrr Ware and Jewrely, PASTILLES Do PAIIB.—For Iho nlle- X Vtatinn and radical euro of Bienctitii and other die r ea*e* of tlio Throat; forsalehy fob 1 HENDRICKBJN fc MOORE. 1) UILDING STONE.—125 tons Freestone J 9 Building Stone; for sale by mar 20 E. W. nUKER. A RMY Regulation and Atillery Swords Jx. on hand, aud for sale by G. if. GIliFFKN, jan 1U Successor to nto M. Eastman. / PSNABURGS—50 bales assorted, al fac- tory prices, by LaRUCIIE, BUWNE fc CO. T>IG IRON.—200 tons Pig Iron, per ship X Clansman, from Greenock. Forsnlo by mar 19 N. 11. It II. WEED. A IIROW ROOT—Just raeived, 200 lbs. J XX nf Col. Hallow’s unadulterated Irrow Hoot,—new L crop; for sale by 1. ROUSSEAU, fob 19 ^ Y'l ANAL FLOUR.—50 barrels in store and \J for sole by PADELFOIU), FAY & CO. mar ID A LCOHOL.—10 bbis. of lupcrior quality - xi. forsnlc by A. MINIS. fr fob 18 OTARD BRANDY—7 h.lf pipes Otaid, \J Dupuy fc Co. Brandy, in bond, for sale by fob 14 W. M. DAVIDSON. PARRY’S TRICOPHEBDUS.—A large J J supply received per steamer Flnide, and for sal.) by fob21 IIENDIUCK8JN fc MOORE. P OIO COFFEE.—200 bags prime green Rio XV. Coffee; landing and tor snln by rob 14 PADBLFORO, FAY fc CO. 13EEF nnd PORK—20 b»s. Mas Deof ■, XJ 90 do Prime Pork; 10 do Mess; .nndiug and for sale by TURNR fc HENRY. ( fob 18 Exchange Dock. ^ /YLD MONONGAHELA WHISKEY, V/ instoreaiidforsale by fell 14 W. M. DAVIDSON. f COFFEE.—50 bogs Rio Cffee; now land- VJ ing and for snln hy feb 17 HUNTER fc OAM8ELL,94 Bay-st. 1 ”1 A88ortodcrate8common EARTHEN 1 WAItB, packed In Htoffordtliire, England, expressly for tiie Georgia trade; now landing from ship Iowa, aud for sale by Jnu 20 J. HASnROUCK fc CO, Ilroughton-*t. /"'ILVPE SHAWLS Ham and Ein- ■” VJ broldcred wbllo Canton Crape Bawls; Just rac’d by w fob 15 Dawnr fc MORGAN. CULTANA RAISINS.—Just received: 5 O whole nnd 5 half drums of new Sultana Ital.ins without seed, for rale by J. ROUSSEAU. Jan 18 /COLGATE’S STARCH^-30 boxM No. 1 Vj 1,90 do Pearl, and 50 twelve p«ind do Peeil; Just d received and tor sale by y HENDRICKS IN fc MOORE, _ fob 91 tililton*'Building. V O Alt DINES.—Just recoived, 1 case fresh O Snrdines; for sale by jnn 14 J. ROUSSEAU. T7L0UR.—25 hbls superfint Genesee Flour; X ulso, lllram Smith’s extra dltfi, and oUier choice brands; lust received, and for sale by /• mar 20 O. M. WLLETT fc CO. CPIRIT GAS, of superior quality, constant- O ly on hand; al*o a full assortment of Spirit Lani|is, of every stylu and pattern; for sale by jan 20 COLLINS fc BULKLEY. /COPYING PRESSES.—For sale low by \J tub It J. B. CIJIIBEDGE. pANCY GOODS.—Blacl Lace Points, _ i Scarfs, Viscttes, Ladies' nnd Jent's Gloves nnd / Milts, Bibbons, Dress Trimmings, fc»; just received and V for salo by mar 19 DkWItT fc MORGAN. - T INEN GOODS.—Linen Sheetings; Table XJ Damask, Damnsk Table Cloths, Nankins, Doylies nnd Towel*, Irish Uncus, Pillow Case Linen, fcc. A full RHKirtment Just received, and tor sale tow by fob 20 LaRUCIIE, HOWNE fc CO. T\RESS GOODS.—Orgarties, Printed Ja- ] 1 .Jcourt*, French Cambrics, Foulmls.Fig’d 8wi>>i,nnd other styles of new dress goods, just feeived per slemner — and for salo by mar 19 DaWITT fc MORGAN. / TTMBRELLAS, Parasols and Sunshades. U A fine assortment Just received, nnd for sale low by fob so Laroche, bownb fc co. QUGAIl.-IO hhds choice Ibrto Rico Sugar, cc kJ 50 hbls crashed and powdered lo; 95 do Stewart’s — clarified do; lumling and lor sale by ( mar 17 SCRANTON, JIIIN8TON fc CO. V CILKS.—Black Silks, in all widths; Fou- O lard, India and Drees Silks; jurt received by fob 90 DaWITT fc MOUGAN. TV/TESS and Prime BEEF.—25 hbls Chicago r Jji bless; 50 do N. York Mess; aid 50 do Prime Bceft for sale very low hy r r mar 13 HONE fc CONNERY, Harris’ wharf. A CCORDEONS, Wedding Cake Boxes, xl Gold nnd Silver Paper. For rnte by iitiir 6 J. B. CUBBEDGE. LTAY.—60 bales Northern Hay, landing X X from schr. Susan, aud for *M by l mull llAd.A. NORRIS. pUM DROPS.—Fresh Gum Dops, for VJ llcnrion’s manufacture, Just received and for »a1e by fob 11 JOS. M. TURNER, Monument-sq. WHISKEY.—200 bhlnicctiand: landing 1 VY from schr J. II. C'ounco, nnl forsnlo by J mar 11 COIICN fc FOSDICK. so OECE1VED per Steamer ALABAMA— X\ Another lot of loose fine fashionable, French,Spring .Style Moleskin nnd Beaver HATS. Also, Infant,Girls and Boy’s Hats, ofthe latest styles, adapted to the Spring aud Summer wear. fob 14 II. R. BOX. POTASH.—20 casks superior quality Pot- - X ash; Just received, end tor ssleby mar 18 HENDRICKSON fc MOORE. J TUST RECEIVED per trig Augusta: 20 £ tl bbls. «P. fc II ” Gin; 20 do old Rectified Whiskey; 10 cask* Common Brandy; 5 qunrtorouks superior Chain- “ pasnr Cognac do, and JW basket* Ciampagne ofthe mo*t l approved brands,at V. J. SOLOMONS. " PLANTATION MUSKETS, Powder and X Shot.—Just received and for sale by mar 3 E. LOVELL, No. 11 Bamard-st. MAHOGANY NEWELL POSTS, for .L*X Stairs, from 3 to 7 inches square; Mahogany linn- isters; Mnhognny Plank, suitable for Stairs and Stal Rail*; Just received, and for sale by mar 14 I. W. MORRELL fc CO. ^CONFECTIONARY.—100 boxes Steam ^ VJ Refined Confoctionnry; Jurt rrc’d. and for sale by mar 16 HENDRICKSON fc RlOOItE. R POWDER.—50 kegs FPFFF Powder, at f,„*i) 50cl * or r " "" % lovrMj. PEEBE’S HATS.—Spring styles, just ro- j3 reived by steamer Alnbainn; also a few cases of Sporting and Hungarian Caps. Call at tho Depot of leli28 LYON fc REED, Gibbons 1 Range. PIO COFFEE—100 bags prime Rio Cof- JL*. foe, now landing and for salu by mu90 WASHBURN, WILDER fc CO. LTATS! HATS!! HATS!!!—A few of XX Genln’s Spring style Hats, just received, and can be had by application at the Hat Emporium of fob l N. K. BAIINUM fc CO., 149 Congrosa-it. TX^HISKEY nnd FLOUR—135 barrels V V New Orleans Whiskey, and 900 do St. Louis Flour; for sale tow from Uie wlinrf by mar 90 CIIAS. A. GREINER. PLAYING CARDS—Cohen’s superfine L Eagle’Ivory surfoce Playing Cards ; a foil supply Just received and for sale by fob 97 UENDRICK80N fc MOORE. TXAMS.—100 Baltimore, best quality, in ATESS and Primo BEEF.—Landing: 75 J.TX hbls.; for eale by mar 0 WOOD, CLAGUORN fc CO. mar 90 G. M. WILLETT fc CO. QAPSAGO CHEESE.— 1 case superior O quality, small sike; Just recclred. and for saleliy mar 20 G. Al. WILLETT fc i50. TI/TANTILLAS.—Barege Mantillas, Cash- 1TX more, Lace and Uarcgo Scnrfo, Just received by marO DaWITT fc MORGAN. GEORGIA SYRUI*.—5 tarrels Georgia VJr "’"“"''“'•''“'mM.'WiLLirrrnco. p ROUND SPICES.—Warranted pure and \JT fresh; Just received and for sale by fob 17 JOS. M. TUUNEH, Monument-sq. DRAK—100 bushels Now Whent Bran, D In store and forsnlo by mar 92 JOHN V. TARVER, Exchange wharf. ■\nNEGAR.—0 casks very suporior Vino- lo “ """vMr'So'NQE. /''lORN.—Primo While and Yellow Corn, VJ in begs acd In bulk; in store and for sale by mar99 JOHN V.TARVER, Exchange wharfr p INSEED OIL—1,000 gallon's, just re- J s .r^.„ a ,o , .. 1&D R icKaoN „ MOORE LTUSBAND’S Calcined MAGNESIA— XX 1 gross of this superior nrtlclo, fully equal to Hen ry’s hlngnesle, at one half tho nrtco. For salp by Jan95 J. M. TURNER, MonumenLequare. f>ORK and BEEF—10 bbl> Meet Pbrk j JL 15 do Prim* doj 90 do Mess Been landing and for sale by TURNER fc HENRY. Jan 23 Exchange Dock. "X^/ATCHES.—In overy variety, and nt mar 18 Successor to the late M. Eastman. • General OTberUsements. QUGAli k? from scl —it.——43 hhds Now-Orleanat landintr from acbr J. II. Counce, and for sale by ffll ■ COHEN fc POSDICK. \X7HITE LEAD;—10,000 pounds Union . V V White Lead, pure and No- I, lust recivcd and •orsale hy HENDRICKSON kMOURE. TVf OLASSES.—100 hhds. prime Cuba Mo- JTA for sale by COHEN fc FOSDICK. r l , HOMASTON LIME—500barrel", nor —..".i 00 ”- 1 w OTiiall«Jlj for Hi. rrnmlhe wlwrfbjr ■"" 10 WM. I-. CLARK. (~JOLD WATCH CHAINS—I can now W?r er, ..lJ l ^ r » Br Bnd ,K! “ fir selected stock of Guard , Fob, Vest chain*, and UiaUlaines, than eVr exhibited In storo before, and at small proOt. ’ Mltr 18 O. 51. GRIFFEY. T.1NENS.—10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Linen AJ Shcetlngt Pillow Case Linen; Irish Linens; Da. masks, lino nnd Ion-priced; Huckabacks,Diapers. Twill- lug*, fcc.; Just received, and for sale by ’ l “«r 19 DaWITT k MORGAN. /^OFFEE.—100 bami llio; 50batra Java KJ for sale by 8. fi. BOTH WELL k CO. mar 10 75OSHEN BUTTER.—Undin« from brig V* Macon: 15 llrkiuspilme Goshen Butler; for sale by mar 10 J. V. CON NF.ltAT. C PERM and BE A DEL’S CANDLES.— k? 23 boxes best Sperm Candles; 60 do neadel’s Patent Mould; landing per brigs Phllura and Macon, and for ■ale by *r 10 J. V. CONNER AT. COHENS k IIERTZ. COAP. O article —150 boxes Excelsior Soap, a new article, superior to any in use; for sale by DONE k CONNERY, Harris’ wharf. f'lORN and OATS for sale.—3000 bushels V white and yellow Corn, 1000 do. heavy Oats in '-Uto suit purchasers by DYE k SIIEWMAKC, march 7 No. 82 llay-st. /"ILEAR WHITE PINE LUMBER.— 60,000 lect of I incht 30,IKK) do of I# do; 30,000 do ^ ^IlESS GOODS.—lloo’d per steamer A‘- ' nun: Foulard Silks, Bnregiw.Alberines.Tissuoa, luslin*, Ginghams, Print*. &c.; for*nin by HENRY LATHROP. ■X^TOOL.—A fair market price paid in cash V V for Wool at all times by 8. HOYT fc CO. mar 14 ir the Toilet, and for snftenini Monument-square. TNDIA CIIOLAGOGUE.—Jutt received X per steamer Alabama, a large supply of this celebrated remedy for Fever and Ague. For sale at the manufac turer’s prices Jit wholesale or retail, by * JOS. M. TURNER, Monument-square. .MPAGNE.-^56 baskets Champagne ne, differ'-nlbrand*, in store,and forsalehy FRANCIS WAVER. No. ITS Itay sue, t. , nnd for salo from Hie wlinrf, by FRANCIS WAVER, No. 178 Bay-st. FRANCIS WAVER, No. 178 Bay-st. QALAD OIL.—Just received 5 cases of kJ Snlnd Oil, in flasks, and 5 boxes, in bottles, of the J. ROUSSEAU. y Richmond nnd 51nrlbom’ Stripes nnd Plaids, York min*, Ulue Drills, and CoUnnndes; just recelued by mr20 5IARSIIALL k A1KIN. Ctneral gRftmamtute. RAVABKAH A*H> AUEllaTA IKON STEA MBOAT COM FY OF GA oth.*M C ?T. ptn J[ wll,e ? nUnuel0 transportProduco and AMu.ta Lvn" 1 ?° n H, ‘ v,ain,h to and from §83®®^“ CpL rnuor. The latter Steamer being oriess draught than any other on the River,Insures unprecedented despatch In Misuses nr tlio water. The Company Is also provided with fiftean Tow-lmau aad two Lighters. All Prdghtaddreaaed to the care ofthe Company nr Ita Agents, will be received and forwarded free of commis sions. " v »—. J — * A. SIBLEY, President, Augusta. T. R. MIDI.S, Agent, Savannah. W. 51. ROWLAND, Agent,Augusta. octia W. M. ROWLAND, Agent,Augusta. •ttal.Wtskly (J. S.Mall LluaStcam.Packat SAVANNAH, GA. & PALATKA,FLA., VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK ANI) ST. MARYS, Ga v JACKSONVILLE, BLACK CREKK ANDP1CO- LATA. Fla. In connection with Iho Charleston Daily Mail Steam* f^keuatSavannabitbeMailSteamerSABAIISPALDt I NO, from l’alalka to Lake Monroe, tlio Mail Stages from ! ?* Am*»lnr, MHI. ..I Sphn,. nd MadlMio* T ‘'Jfo , ®Tal , ahaaseesandf r °m Picolata to Ht.Augustins, .1 capt. CLsonoaa. 8T. MATTHEWS Capt. NtOROLsaKtRa* ,e V n " f? vann> b overy Tuesday and Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. KBTcasiso—Leave Palnika every Monday and Thurs- daymorning, touching at the above named places tae All goods ennsigaed to the Agents forwarded fiea of commission. 5108ES A. COHEN, Agent, 4 Bavannah UNION STEAM-BOAT COMPANY GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA OREGON.... Capt. Hiuw H. L. COOK,.... •••••• Capl. Pbck Leave Savannah eveiv Tuesday and Saturday after noon at5 o'clock,and Hamburg and Augusta every Sat urday and Wednesday mornings at 7 o’cloek. These boauare of very light draught, and a re fitted up expressly for passenger* and freight on the Savannah river. Freight consigned to the Agenla will ba forwardedfree of commission All way freight payable by shippers, and tha compaay will not be responsible for any way freight after beiag landed. For freight nr passage, apply on board,at Union 8tean Brat Company’s wharf, or to O. W. CARMANY, Agent. N. B. Positively nofrelgbt received to go on board after 4 o’clock «»n Uie evening of departure. July 31 inwu* ^ BOSTON AND SAVANNAH. n.A^LUioliMing been ecublidied.nouiethig.or H.rqu. llOWLAN'D.'.'.'.'.V.'.'.'.W.'.'.'.'afl-**®* UlllM.K J.C.OILllORK Barque VESTA to run agooLAKLT between the above port*. . ' of oi.lcli.tull>. fmm llniion. .nd .hlppen p from Bavannsh, will find It to their Interest to patrotupeu* Cotton for thla line, conslined to the Agenu at Bavaa- nah, will be forwarded free of commission. Boetawl g a-"- gg -fa.»5r JOHN H. PEARSON fcC FOR NEW-YORK. A M M & NEW LINE OP PACKET-SHIPS. T° sail wtekly daring the year. This Uae la eoapoeert oftho following vessels: SSWJETJ*dbmill b...».How, • Bclir. O. J.JONE&, ..H. Loo*. The above vessels ere of the first class, insure at tho lowest rates, and are commanded by Captalae of much experience in the trade. They will be towed up and down tho river when necessary, and will always saifoK the day advertised. The Cablne are hsadsonly tar nished, and every care will be taken for ibe ooafort aad conrealcnceof Passrngers. *•— ply to ■mien. For Freight or ra*eec*,a] ROWLAND k WASHBURN, ’•DasmSy 0.186 Front-street, N'cw-Yflrb. ocllB No. 1 Cotton, kc.. consigned to tho Agent* will he for warded with despatch and ftea of commlsele* to tho HERON’S PHILADELPHIA Sk A m A A SAVANNAH LINE OP PACKETS.. Th.MhretaCR-U.Mre.MIM.UH, UKtaUtatt almat overy two weaks, vis t 8chr. IULIAELIZA,.. Capt. Htauag^ . Bchr. II. WESTCOIT, CapL Ha*d; Schr. 8ARAII ELIZABETH Capt. Black*si. Bchr. JNO. H. HOLMES, (new).... Capt. Lonoi. The above vessels are all first class schooner*, and commanded by Captains experienced in tha trade, «d who will use their best exertions to give satlifsetlon tho abipprra. For Freight or Paseege, (having good* coauaodattoua for Paseengera^.agjy A LEX ANn&RDE^ ON?"a^* net 17 No. 37# N. Wharves, Philadelphia> WM. IV. MCDONALD’S GENERAL NEWSPAPER,ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE, 80 Urofcdvmr. near Wall-street, NEW-YORK. mar 14£BrtahH*hed In 1843.1 N. M. PBTTKNOII.I* GENERAL ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE, mar 14 No. 10 State-st*. Boston, Mass. B. O’DYRNE, AT TAYLOR’S B0ILDINO, MARKET WIIABF, Keep* constantly on hand a supply of CROCKER Y-IVARE, GROCERIES,*c. *c. Ian I. *51|y N. 8. MILLER J, YOKUM, WHEEL WRIGHTS AND BLA CK8MITH8, Carriages. Wagons, Carts and Drays manufactured; ninrk*milhlng, Including Iran Railing and Orates, for buildings. Corner of Btougblon and 3fonlgouiery-tU., Savannah, On- toly-o Janfi ULACK8MIT111NU fc HOH8K-8HOEINO. BY S. Z. 5IURPIIY. All kinds of Iron Work, Vis:—Shipping, House, Wheelwright and Carriage Work, done at the shortest notice, at the Old Stead No. 90 St. Julian-street. West of the 5!arket, adjoining Qitantock’s Wheelwright nnd Carriage Shop. N. D.—Steel florae Shoes for Carriage and Saddle Horses, always on hand. luly—5o feb25 B. HOYT k CO. 8. IlOYT fc CO. -By IND1/ late arri- N9 k BULKLEY. TREATISE upon tho Nature and Treat- . ment of Morbid Sensibility of the Retina, or weak- ■ of Sight; by John II. DU,61. D., 51. M. 8. S. JOHN 51. COOPER. 1 Engle Clinmpagno; 1 S.—50 I do do COIIENS k HERTZ. COHENS k IIERTZ. 1. 51 ary Mniikln nnd Cicero, and for sale by ir 97 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc ( WIIBRLWIMCJHT BUSINESS, Carriaget Repaired, Painted and Trimmed. JAMES UUANTOCK, Sbh’r., Carries on the above business at the Old Bund, West of fob25 the Merkel. St. Julisn-etreel. luly—5o do Cotton Seed; fur sal* t SEABORN GOODALL. r?IRE PROOF IRON SAFES.—Having X tbo Agency of the only Fire Proof Safe Manuftc in the United States, wa can supply all ordera for the lie (of any else) at manulactnrcrs' prices, mar 14 12 S. HOYT k CO. \X7HITE LEAD.—200 kegs While Lead V V for sale by I HANDLES.—100 boxes Adamantine, in ' store and for sale by ("i HEESE—25 boxes English Dairy Cheese; KJ 25do Uosbon do; Just landing, nnd forsnlo by mat 25 O. 51. WILLETT fc CO. LE1T h A LIVIONDS, RaiaiuB, Figs, Prunes, Dales, J~\. Citron, Mace and Nutmeg.—A fresh snpplyjust re- G.5I. WILLETTfcCO. /■^UNNY VJ mar 24 BAGGING—100 bales for sale. 1 m WM. C. O’DRISCOLL. iPIRIT GAS and CAMPH1NE.—For ) tale by W. W. GOODRICH. W. W. GOODRICH. T?OR THE DA1RV.- X Pant. 51ilk Strainers, C< mors and Presses, Butter Stan •Butter Chums,Milk Cow 5lilker*, Duller Sklm- Bultur Stamps, 5Joulds and Milk Pig. COLLINS k IIULKLEY. ofta.l..» ,,n .|-MB. 1 ’ YTYSON TEA.—25 half cheat, nnd 20 XX entiles, ench 13 lbs., superior Hyson Tea, received W. 51. DAVIDSON. J. C. BROWN, No. 4 Harnard-st. GREAT CLOTHING DEPOSITORY, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. GIDEON'S RANGE. 185 1. rf<HE SUBSCRIBER would respcctfnllr X call the attention of Urn Public to hit extetuive as sortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING which hole now opening at Ills Store, GIBBON’S 11ANGH. Having Jun returned from iho North with it, he is pro- pared to say bis Stock has never been surpassed by aay iof lb> 'Men J w..t,‘.7r ofUta fcUow- hripcrior (Hack and Brawn Clout, , — r d’Eto, English Merino, Tweed Cassimera, Alpacca, Brawn,Checked and striped Linen Frock, Dress ana Suck Coats. Black Doeskin, Fanry French Cassimete, Drap d'Ele, Alpacca, EuglLh Merino, French Linen. White Drill ing, Tweed Cassbuere, Collonadn, Drill and 8triped Linen Panu- Figurud Silk, Black Batin, Black Alpacca, Bomba- sine. White and Fancy Marseilles, Linen and Cotton Vests. 5!erino, Cotton and Bilk Under-Shirts and Drawers; Bilk, Linen and Cotton Pocket llaudkcrrhief*; Stocks, Scarfs,Cravats, Neck Tics, Collars, Gloves, Half Hose, Stiifoners, Hair Brushes, Pur.es, Suspenders, fco. HIS SHIRT DEPARTMENT Is complete with Uie latest style of Blurts, at all prices, ranging from 50 cents to 83 each. GENTLEMEN S PANAMA HATS. A complete aswutment on hand for retail, at prices from 82# to 816 each. Those in want of a superior article, can gut it hum. Call and see. To Parents and Guardians, BUYS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING. The undersigned would n-tpectfully Inform both parents and guaidian* having boy* to clotbu, Diet he still contin ues to keep up a complete assortment of Boys’ Heady- Mad u Clothing,and bus jutt received a full supply of such articles for Spring and Summer wear. He has taken much pains in having them made up to suit thD mnrket, aud his patron* may depend on them being well made, and from good material*. Each article will be marked with the selling price, and no abatement from it. The following will comprise a portion of the assortment: Boy’s full trimmed Cloth Frock end 8ack Coats ‘‘ Black, blue and brown Cloth Jackals « Tweed Ca*simer, Drap D’Ete. Alpacca, brown Linen, checked Linen Frock and Back Coat* •• Meriuo.Alpacca,Croton Cloth, brown and checked Linen Bound Jacket* Blaek Doe Skin, fancy French Csssimer, Drap D’Eto, brown and fancy Drill, white Drill and Couonede Panu 44 Fancy Silk, black Batin, figured Alpacca, while and fancy klarseille* Vest* 44 White and colored Shirts ** Straw, Leghorn and Panama Hat* l.'hildrun’s fancy trimmed Suite*. Full trimed Merino. Linen nnd Lu.tre Kilt*. All of which will be sold at reasonable pikes. _ _ N. II.—Having a private room for trying on Boys’ Inching I must decline sending It out to (be tried on, rernt In raxes of sickness. Those in want are in vited to ^fethre, cargo enga port. For mar 92 FOR BOSTON. The pteket barnoo HOWLAND. lajm, avastef, having tha larger portion of her igased, will meet with despatch for lb* above or Freight or Paisasr, nnplv to I HUNTER k GAMMBLL. FOR NEW-YOUK-New Lin*. <434 The fut railing packet achr. VIR- GINIA.C. B. Hobart, master, will nwet with de spatch for the abort port. For Freight engagements, or Passage, apply to CapUin nn board, nr to mar M HOWLAND k WASHBURN. % FOR NKW-YOltK—Ilrlff Use. The Iasi saiiinjr regular padret barqus VERNON, C. Faye, master. wUlhava prompt de spatch. For freight or passage, apply on board, at Mo#- gin’s upper wharf, or to M WA8IIBUBN, WILDER fc CO.' FOR NEW YORK—New 14—. ■ The regnltr pteket baique PETER DEMILLrcept. N. lloey, will have despateh for A DEM I LLrtiPt.’Nf lloey, wlii bav* itr the above port For frelabtor passage, apply to msrflO ROWLAND fcWASHl FOR NEW-YORK—Ohl Established Line. <4yA The saperior pteket barque TEXAS* aHflB Jas. McNair, master, having a port to* of her car go engaged, will have quick despatch. For freight fir jpuwage, hairing good Accommodations, apply on board, it marta* ,0rt ° BRIOHAM, KELLY fc CO. FOR NEW-YOUK-New Line. <£*4 The reffular packet barque MARIA •mmm MORT05L Capt. Buckley, has pari of a cargo engaged, and will hava Immediate despatch for the above port. For freight or passage, apply te mar 11 " KOVVLAN D fc WA8HBURN. FOR REW.YOHK. The echr. CICtRO, Capt. Speed* Silfit will have despatch for the above port For Freight,apply to O. A. GREINER. FOR NEW-YORK—New Uafc * The fret reiling echr. MARY MAN- 9HMI KIN, Capt. Latouretm, having moit of her cargo enraged, will have despatch for thu above port. For Freight or Passage, apply to aprl ROWLAND fc WASHBURN. FOR PHILADELPHIA—Heron** Line. The schr. GAZELLE* Capt. Snow, will have despatch as above.^ For Fr*^|ht^ej>ply C. A. I o glvo me a call, at the Clothing Store, NOS. 00 AND 150 GIBBONS* RANGE. TRAVELLER’S TRUNK DEPOT. Gibbons* Range, Geo. B. Nichols has, in connection with his Clothing business, fitted up hi* second story for TrnvellingTrunks, YnlUecea, and Carpet Bag*, and Intends to keep up a complete assortment of such articles. Ho respectfully invites Travellers and all others In want, to call and ex amine his stock. Ills prices will be marked low and varying from l .50 to *30,00 each, made up and finished in Inc best style, and for convenience. Each will be marked with the lowest selling price and no abatement from It. GEO. S. NICHOLS, mar 29 FOR PHILADELPHIA. X Thrt fine fut railing »chr. ALCYONA* ■ Whitaker, master, having port of cargo raewed, mar 27 GOIIENS fc FOR BALTIMORE—Uegnlar £5ta The auperior echr. BALTIMORE* SHE Capt. Philips, will have Immediate despatch. Foe freight or passage, apply on board, or to mar 26 BRIGHAM, KELLY fc OO. FOIt NEW-ORLEAN8, <<S4 The brig JOSEPHUS, CapL Pitcher* SEE having a part of her cargo engwed.wUisaU for the above port with despatch For Freight or Passage* apply nn board, at Anciaux’a wharf, nr to mar22 WOOD, CLAGUORN fc CO. PLEASURE EXCURSIONS. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. For the purpose of afiTordlog persons an opportunity of vlsting tha 8t. Johns’River, through tickets per Steam Packet MAGNOLIA toPahU- ka, Florida,and returning the same trip, will he furnish. ‘ “ “ ther aotlca. Apply to M. A. COHEN, AgeuL PLEASURE EXCURSION TO LAKE GEORGE, FLORIDA. Via Darien, St. Mary’o, JaekionvUle, Black Creek* Picolata and Pilalka. The superior new ete»m-peck- et WELAKA.P. Blsnkenshimtnastsr, will make her first trip to Florida aa above, leaving Bavnnnnh on Wednes day, 96ih Inst., to return on the following Tuesday. The Welaka will then go on an excursion to Beaufort and Charleston, end temmnee her regular tripe te Florida on irtdattdof, 9th April* For frelghfor pwrage.spply board, or to B. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent N. 0. Only twenty tickets will bo sold for the Excur sion from hero to Lake George. Fare, $95, payable when ‘"passengers and freight for intermediate places at usual Dally U. S. MaU Steam-Packet Lina. BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT, r. (INLAND TWO-THIRDS OF THN WAT.) 5TETAMORA.. Capt. F. P*CK. WM. SEAUROOK Capt. W. 8. DixoX. GEN. CLINCH Capt. Taesiaa. JASPER Capt. L. FaaaLA»< This Lino la composed or the above very auperior 8team Packets, with experienced commander*,and can not he cxcelledfor safety,comfort and regularity. They leave Bavannah every evening at half pest 8 o’clock, I and leave Charleston every morning at 9 o’clock through out the year. Fare Plve Dollats, meals included. Tkreagk Tickets between Macon aud Charleston,Ten Dollars, inchidiRf meals on the steamers and omnibus fare In 8avanuab. B. 51. LAFFITEAU, Agent,Bavanoah. nov 14 E. LAFITTE fc CO., Agents,Charleston. TO THE PUBLIC. S C. LANE & CO. would call the atten- • tlon of the public to their large end wellI selccted stock of FANCY and HTAI’LB DRY GOODS, which Uiey are prepared to sell st tower prices tliau can be had from any nUier store in the city. 1,000 yards Mous. D’Laines.at 19# cento. 9,000 yants Mous. D’Lnlnes, nt 25 44 3,000 ynrds Calico, at •$# 44 5,000 yard* Oinsham. fh»t colors, at. .12# « Black Dress Bilk, 1 yard wid “ Heavy Sheeting, Homespun,. .6# Colored Homespuns, . .19# “ Table Covers, largo sisc ....$1.00 44 Linen*, Bhlrtinss, bleached and brown Cottons,Trim- minss, Hosiery, Laces and Ribbons, together with a largo assortment or Goods sultabls for servants* wear. Call and examine for yourselves before .purchasing: else where, at the OLD STAND, j an 23 Corner Broughton and Bamard-streets. n tg” m .^YvUSSnHM \X71NE BOTTLE CORKS.—A lot of su- V V pertor French Velvrl Wine RotUe Corks,for sale ‘ . HENDRICKSON fc MOORE. S TAR CANDLES.—100 boxceSurCon- ATOTICE.—By late arrivals the Subscriber 1# ha* recci vedja lull and well selected stockof FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in part or the latest and improved style* of Vlscltos, 5lanUllns. black and colored Crape Shawls and Scarft, Poplin, Bilks of every description; Jenny Lind, an entirety new etyle of Dreea Good*; Cashmere, MousJln do Lain, French Merino of all colors; also, a fine assortment of black and colored Alpaca, Table Cloth of Linen and Colton, embroidered Plano Covert and Table Cloths, Ginghams, Calicoes, and a great variety of Long Shawls, Jenny Lind Cravats, In fo ill's Cape, Collars and Cuffs, Ladies’ Under Bleevee of Lace end Muslin, and Veils, orall description. FOIt GENTLEMEN’S WEAR, Fancy and plain Caslmere, Tweeds, Broad Cloth of all dolors, and a fine selection of Vestings. Ladle..nd Oenll.mnwtakSil'.fOod .election,will S7&oib^w0tnInd'SreralteS'.' find the following articles t ' 7 A THROUGH TICKET Carpeting, Rugs. Linen and Cotton Sheeting and .... _ tr. Shirting, white and red, and a fine article ot Cause and Welch Flannels, Silk and Gingham Umbrellas. Btd Blankets of all sixes and descriptions t English and Ger man Hosiery of eilk, linen, wonted and cotton: Bed Quilts of every else, white and colored. 19-4,11-3 and 10 41 Gents, silk, wool and cotton Hair Host; Under Shirts of silk, woolen and cotton t and but last not leastj TTNDERVESTS. — I U Game, Lisle Thread and l^aad real*by MARSHALL fc AIKIN. Ladies and Misses Merino-Undervests; re- TTNDER-VESTS.—Gentlemen’s superfine U Cause and Merino Under-Vetto, light make; _ Game end Merino Under-Vesto, light rt ^ # -- , 13 by 1 MARSHALL fc AIKIN. just T> ACON—Shoulders and Sides; fur rale by X-# mar 10 B. fi. BUTHWKLL fc CO. SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA. -THE- STEAMBOAT CO. OF GEORGIA' Run the following Steamers, as above, via t • DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) Capt. Gequ*. CHATIIA51, (iron.) Capt. UbBBABD. TIIOS. 8. METCALF Capt. Fomu. TENNESSEE, Cent. — Which, with tow-boats and lighters, afiord uutmiallei facilities for transportation of freight to the Interior of Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and -Alabama, in connection with the Rail Roads. The elegant steam-packet D.L. Adams will connect with the steamships Florida*™) Alabama—landing freight by them ln5dayafrom New York to Auguste. Freight, (now token st reduced rates, )wi1lb« forward ed (jQiI*l5iorder topravent detention or alnarlir^Wls of lading should be addressed to 8AM’L. M. POND* President, Bavannah. Merchandise from the Interior, to JOHN II. GU1EU, Agefit, Augusta. tBg» ly FARE REDUCED TO $20 FROM CHARLESTON TO NEV THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE PROM CUA BOUTH-CAUULINA. Leaving the wharf at the foot of Laurens street daily at 3 n. m. after tha arrival of the Southern care, vie WILMINGTON end WELDON. N. C., PE TERSBURG. RICHMOND, to WA8IUNGTON, BAL TIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and NEW YORK. haring already been In operation wiU be eoatlatrt! otx end alter the first of OcL 1849, u a permanent emmet- I ment from Ototlootm la Afo» York. - Paasfiofiece availing themselves thereof, will have the option to cootiaoe with out delay through the route or otherwise, to elo* fit emy of the lntermedist* points, renewing, their seats on tha line to suit their convenience. By Jile route trartH|^ ■ to suit their convenience. By oils rot iy reach New Yontou the thltd deydut ^Country merchants will find It to thellr Interest to call M «;sr IM0 “' ,w>hrOT| "r°TE"Hu?^w. TX7EEKLY NEWS in wirence of tho VV MiU-Tli. F.mto courl.rj Bo.lon HuH.i*! Horn. Journ.liPoUc. dre.u.1 CttoloU C.lreJw| ssssSSbfBsassa;. srssx

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, April 03, 1851, Image 1