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VOLUME L,
THE republican.
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY
T L. LOCKE & a; K. MOORE,
mtr and County Printer*.
TERMS:
paper $8, Tri-Weekly $0, Per Annum.
in no CAM Will an ordor for Iho paper bo attended
umow jjwompttuled with tho money, or a satisfactory
reference.
ADVERTISING RATES:
advertisements Inserted at tho following rate*:—
A “ Ten ron oni squari or tin unis,
n.- insertion.... w Cts.* One Monti:...... to 00
O^uacn | 100 Two tt moo
IT® a .... 1 25 Threo 4 * 13 00
T""* a .... 1 50 Four “ 15 00
J,°“ r a .... 1 75 Six “ 20 00
n .Vrck 2 00 OnoVcar 30 00
°v’or' advertisements not exceeding live Unci, threo-
fourths of tho above rate* will bo charged, ho,
; one week *.'. * *• *.! V.V.V.V.V# i^M>, fcc, Ac
i««l advertisements Inserted at tho usual rates, und
. When that they bo published according to law.
All advertisements from transient persons or strangers,
W Tiva P DrivlIegc8 ,l of jwiriy advertisers will bo confined
. i Yfl to their regular business, and all other advertlso-
tZntL not pcrtnlulng to their regular business, as agreed
BUG ARS.—landing per Jo*t
» J5 Vttriou * qualities; for salo by
Job 3 WOOD, CLAUIlORN A
C.B°AR8r—A superior lot of 30,000, of
O Just received and for sale by
Jan 23 j.
advertisers exceeding In their advertisements
tho average number of lines agreed for, will bo charged
Slocalni'er.
NOADVSATI*IMSNTS WILL Bl 1NSXRTID ORXTUI-
TO i| , | t advcrtlscmcnta for charitable institutions and ro-
societies, will bo charged half price,
fir AH advertisement* senl to tins olllco without dl-
Jixani as to tho uumberof Insertions, will bo published
dX, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged ao-
• •‘aIi lexers directed to this office, or tho Editors,
nmstbepo* 1 10 entitle thorn to aUenllon.
v n—Each Cltntlou by tho Court of Ordinary, that
.rmi’iMiilon has been made for Loner* of Administration,
SSSbopublished thirty nary at least.
• ■ Nfi'icd bf Exocutors and Administrators for Debtors
and Creditors to render in their accounts, must bo pub-
■SSSB Rslslo and negroes, by Executors, Ad
ministrators, and Guardians, must bo published FORTY
I) * V8 before tho day of sale. Tlicso sales must bo ruudu
al’tlie Court House aoor of tho county In which the prop
erty is situate, and on the llrst Tuesday of tho month,
LtVcea the hours of tun in tho morning and four in tho
afternoon. No salo from dny to day is valid, unless so
eiuruMod In the advertisement.
Applications by Executors, Administrators and Guardi-
uni 10 ho Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell Real Estate
or VeLTocs, must bo published TWO MONTHS.
gale* of personal property (except negroes) of.tcatato
•nd intestine estates, by Executors and Adinlulslrutors,
miut ho advertised rORTY DAYS.
Aopllca'lons by Executors und Administrators for Lot-
ttnlilsmlssory, must lio published SIX MONTHS.
Applicallon for foreclosure or Mortgages on Real Estate,
mini w> advertised once a month for FOUR MONTHS.
(talers of the Court of Ordinary (accompanied with a
copy of the bond of agreement) to mnko titles to land,
must be advertised three months at least.
ancrlff’* sales, under executions regularly granted by
the Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—under
mortgage executions, 8IXTY DAYS—sales of perlshablo
pMPcrty, under order of Court, must l»o advertised, gen
erally, TEN DAYS before tho dny of sulo.
1»Y AUTHORITY.
Registry Law for tho City of Savannah.
AN ACT to smond an act entitled on net amendatory of
sad In addition to tho rurlous acts, heretofore passed In
reference to the olty of 8avunnali, approved December
'Bib, 1840, to nllow an appeal to a Special Jury In tho
8uperior Court or Clintham County, from any decision
made under the sixth section of that net, and also to
provide for Iho registry of tho names of all persons cn-
" 1 to vote for Mayor and Aldcrmcu of said city; and
fftertflanBtjc.
per Josephus:
CO.
various brands;
DxMARTIN.
ASP. 1 *.BIDES*—90 hbds. new smoked Sides, from
Philadelphia, for sale by
Jnn25 PAPELFORD, FAY A CO.
C N OHHKN HUTTER.—<0 kegs choice Goshen Uniter.
J A supply received wcckJy per steamer, und for sale
on commission, by WEBSTER A PALMES.
M ORE Tobacco.—Just rocoivcd: 70 boxes choice
brands of Richmond Manufactured Tobacco, and for
•Mo by [Jan 33] SAM’L. HOYT A CO.
l)OTATOES.—260-bbls. extra Planting Potatoes, and 50
L do Mercer, landing and for salo ut
Jan 21 J. A. BROWN’S, 27 Whltaker-street.
R 10 COFFEE.—200 bags primo~RIo Coffee; In store,
and for salo by
Jan 21 SWIFT, DENSI.OW A CO.
C H»A MOLA8SE8.—200 hhds. and 27 tlorces, cargo of
brig Cliarlotto rrora Cardenas: for aalo by
Jan 31 WM. C. O’DIUSCOLI*.
F^.SKd T &iS?'■PMMordw
Jan 31 j. DxMARTIN.
1 THRESH BISCUITS.—50 bbls. Sponge, Princeton, Social
Sugar and Water Crackers, Just received by
fob 7 W. W. GOODRICH.
I pRENCH CHOCOLATE.—Just 'rocoivcd, lOOTpounds
F ranch Chocolate. For salo by
' J. ROUSSEAU.
B RASS ANDIRONS, Shovel and Tongs, Brass and
Wire Fenders, Brouzound Iron F’lro Dogs, for salo at
Jan 3 J. IIA8BROUCK A CO.'S, Broughlon-st.
N DVV CUBA MOLASSES.—ISO hhds. primo new crap
Cuba Molasses, In fine order; landing und for sale by
Jan 3 COHENS A HERTZ.
B ACON.—30 hhds. primo Sides; 10 bbls. sugar-cured
Hnms; landing and for solo by
_dcc 29 COHEN A FOSD1CK.
S ILVER and Silver Plated Tea Setts. Goblots, Cups,
Spoons and Forks, now styles.
Jan 15 B. WILMOT.
OSIN’S EXTRACTS.—An extcnslvo assortment of
• Lubiu’s Perfumery^ forsalo by
Jan 19
MOORE A HENDRICKSON.
TYf ACKEREL,—50 klVta extra No. 1 and No. 2 Mocker-
lvl el: for salo by O. A. GREINER.
Jnu 18
VJ parent and Crimson Gelatines, just received per steam
er and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN,
feb 5 Monumont-sqimro.
„ For Joining broken
— Churn, Glass, nnd every description of fancy articles.
Just received per steamer, nnd for salo by
__ fob 5^ W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-square.
C ARPETINGS, Ac.—A lot ot 3iily and IngrahTcur-
putlogs, 04 Green Baize, 12-4 figured Floor Cloths.
_Jan 10 HENRY LATHROP, Gibbons’ iicw stores.
P ORT WINE nnd 8E0ARS.—35*quarter cask* Port
Wine, and 350,000 Imported Scgurs; for snle by
Jan 10 W. M. DAVIDSON.
YJOTASH.—30 casks superior quality Pot mid Pearl
X Ashes; for *•-
Jan 14
ir sale by
MOORE A HENDRICKSON.
j*OAP.—210 boxes No. 1 Soap, received on consign*
O ment, aud for sale at manufacturers’ lowest price.
HENRY A FISK E,
feb 5 10 Exchange Dock.
G ENT’S Fine Pump-solo BOOTS; Black und Drab
Cloth Congress GAITERS, Patent Leather, Tipped
nnd Foxed. Just received und for sale by
fob 4 O. JOHNSON A CO.
B randy and gin in bond.—0 hair pipes otard,
Dupuy A Go’s I)urk Brandy, vintage ’48, 2 do. of
Pntodo, 5 pipes Holland Gin; for sale ly
fob 2
W. M. DAVIDSON.
pruritic
tilled to .
to prevent persons from voting for such Mayor anil Al
dermen whoso names are not registered. a
81c. 1. He it euaetid by the Senate and Home of Repre-
ir.tatim of Ik* State of Georgia, in General Assembly
net, nd it <« hereby enacted by the authority of the same,
That when any decision or Freeholders shall hereafter bo
made under tho sixth section of tho said act of December
Bib, 1810, the owner or ownors of land nffectod by such
decision, shall have tho right to appeal therefrom ton
ipeehd Jury In tho Superior Court of Clinlhnm county,
and the verdict of aucb Jury shall bo thud and conclusive
la tho premises.
8xc. 2. lie it further enacted by the authority of
the tame, That from nnd after too passage ot this
act all persons shall bo qualified to voto at elections
for Mayor and Aldermen of tho city of Savannah and
(bo hamlets thereof who are citizens of the United
Slates, have resided In tho Stato of Georgia for 0110
year Immediately preceding tho election and within
tho corporate limits of Savannah for ono month Immedi
ately prccediug their registration and coutinuo so to do
up to the limo of election, who have nltalued the ago of
twenty-one years, hnve paid nil city taxes or havo in
their own right sufficient real estate to satisfy any tax ex
ecutions which may be against them, who have made nil
returns required by tho ordinances of the city, nnd
have been registered according to tho provisions of
•his act.
8sc. 3d. fls it further enacted by the authority afore-
•aid, That tlio Clerk of the Common Council of Iho
City of Savannah, nnd In case of bis sickness or nb-
k;nee, any officer duly cluctod and appointed by the
Mayor and Aldermen or a majority of them, for that pur
pose shall open a list for tho registration of voters on
tho lint Monday In January In each nud event year, which
Hit shall be kept open until two o’clock P. Al. on tho llrst
Monday In September ensuing when It almll bo Anally
and absolutely closed.
Bxc. 4. lie ttfurther enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That It shall be tho duty of such Clerk or officer, upon tho
application tn person, and not by proxy, of any person en
dued to vote os aforesaid, within tho time proscribed for
thd Hat to bu kept open, to register the name of such per
son amt deliver to him a certificate of aucli registry, ex
pressing his name, number, nnd the dnto of registry.
8*c. 5. He it further enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That such clerk or other officer shall bo authorized to ro-
S ulre any applicant for rrgtsimtlou to mnko an affidavit
itt he is entitled to voto according to tho terms of this
act before Issuing a certificate of registry.
Bsc. 0. He it further enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That It shnll bo tho duty of such clerk or other officer, to
arrango und publish a fist of tho names so registered. In
alphabellcal order, In one of the guzettes of the city of Sa
vannah at least once a mouth, from the tint Monday In
January, to Iho first Monday In October, In each year, and
and once a week from tho llrst Monday In October to tho
lira Monday In December, and to afllx nnd keep nn al
phabetical priuted list or such names nt tho door of tho
lourt House ofthe County of Chatham, and of the Ex
change in the city of Savannah, from tho first Monday in
Jkiobcr to tho Tuesday after tho first Alouduy lu Decem
ber In every year.
8* c -7th. lie it further enacted by the authority afore-
M, S That each voter ot tho Uino of giving Ids voto shnll
produce and surrender to the presiding Magistrates bis
certificate of registry, and no person unprovided with
•uch certificate shall, under any circumslaucos, bo per
mitted to vote. 1
I* 0 -8th. He it farther enacted by the authority afore-
Mid, That In caso of tho loss or destruction of a certifi
cate the Clerk or other officer shaU bo authorised to ls-
fk® VJbpHbM® »l ouy tlmo before two o’clock P. M. of
ine third Alonday lu November, upon tho personal ap
plication of tho voter to whom It was origlunlly issued.
Mcornpanlod with bis affidavit to such loss or de
struction.
BymOth. lie <t further enacted by the author tty afore-
mm, That in caso of the death or resignation of tlio
"V" °r «my Alderman, It shall and may bo lawful f>r
uw Iward to till Uio vacancy, the person chosen havlug
a majority of tho votes of. thoso present.
. /f 0 ji®**** Me it further enacted by the authority afore-
,,lu Priding Magistrate shall bo authorized
jo administer tlio following oath to any person attempt-
wg to vote:—“You do solemnly swear that you nro a
citizen or the United States; that you havo resided in
of Georgia for ono year Immediately pre-
Ibis election, and within tho corporate limits of
uio city of Savammn for tho Inst four months; tiinl you
•V®‘^eniy-ono years qjage; that you have paid all taxes
uue uio city of Savannah, or havo In your right sufficient
jvat cslato to sntlsfy any executions against you; that you
SI® !V adu rcforos required by tho ordinances of tho
.*? u hllV0 toon duly registered within tho time
d ! aw i that tlio certificate of registry which
)uu offer was Issued aud delivered to you In person; nnd
uial )uu bsve not yet voted this day. So help you, God.”
Be it further enacted by the authority afore-
nu n* 1 1 “ n y Person offering or attempting to voto not
qualified a* aforesaid, shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor,
on conviction before tho Superior Court ortho comity
amSJu “tydudl bo punished by lino or imprisonment,
U, ° discretion of tho dourt
Me U further enacted by the authority afore-
•h,i? 1 ‘l 10 presiding Magistrates, or any ono of them,
•run be authorized to commit Instantcr to tho common
m..nn T clly MSavannah and county ofCImtham, any an-
juauned person offering or attempting to voto us uforosald,
“X lierson attempting To commit, or actually committing,
°, r violence at or about tho polls, court-house, or
•rtn.11 ,<c “. on » “d «»y person attempting to create, or
Mtusiiy creating, a riot or disturbance ot or about tlio
pouj, court-house orplnco of election, by verbal order Is.
Jl®?„™. nn y officer or tho county or clly, or by warrant
. or l, !°' r ,ian d addressed to any lawful officer of
and city, or to any private person specially
•Uuk lUcI ? " ; Provided, that any person socommlttcil
e . l,tlUed to be discharged or adraltlod to ball upon
wimlnatlcm according to law,nt any tlmo alter IQ o’clock
^oTu^lay after tho first Alonday In December, and
rrotldcd forthcr, that no porsou committed upon verbal
tiint Mbrcsald shall bo detained In Jail more than
against Lira houre ’ un,0 “ n written detainer bo lodged
Me it further enacted by the authority aforr-
dsr«•ny officer upon tho receipt of tho verbal or-
l»B«S.®i , *®* or any officer or private person, special-
shall? 0 * 1 VP°H 1,10 receipt of Iho warrant ns aforesaid,
cerniia? “itaorlzcd to require tho nsslstanco of a posse
nurfJSi’ " ni * any ofilccr of tho city or county, refusing or
•halt kill* 0,J0 / BUch verbal order or written warrant
llm y!r,°* a misdemeanor nnd conviction before
nual»hK ri i 0r 9 ,,,rt ° r Iho county of Chatham, shall bo
creUnn !l ,lu or Imprisonment, or both at tho dls-
lulratfl 0 2f 1 10 Cou . rt » and It shnll bo tho duty of tho Mag-
PiSmii 8 !? n * 2!l cl S. hr d° r i °r Issuing such warrant, to
*uaoHn» o ^"d'ng officer to tho Grand Jury of tho
«■ ensuing term.
Cf 0 ‘,‘Mo it further enacted, by the authority
ml“ny person attempting to use, or actually
reffistrr P* 1 ® of registry, or a cqrlltlcnto of
Ourk7p l I^i. ortl *l" t,| y luuod to himself, In person, by tho
deme.^ 1 « 0r , offlc * r ’ “ aforesaid, shall bo guilty or mls-
•.'h*ihi^ r ’. n,ld . 011 conviction before tho Suiierlor Court of
His pSm„fm lnlj, A ,lmU 1,0 punished by Imprisonment lu
ren to thiry for any tlmo not oxcotallng'fbur years.
•ail Ti.«t '. /,e <l f* rlker enacted by the authority afore-
tC; upon application for a certificate of registry,
!l“ tt? 1 '™ 1 «'a" nr 10 tlio Clerk, for Iho Cll, fiSS!
IkiTi u. ,um 0 /. 0,M> dollar, which shall bo In lion or Uio
uniiiM* now Imposed, oiul 110 certificate shall bo lisuod
of liwi hiiiAl it further enatted, Thnt nil lnws nnd parts
fcorebyrepcafod'g nKallut ,,lla,lC,, ^ n, “* U, ° luuno uro »
JAB. A. MERIWETHER,
Spcakor llouso of Representatives.
ANDREW J. MILLER,
^Proved, January 32, ,B52. rrU8ldCnt0r
HU WELL COBB, Governor.
8kcrktaky or Btatx’s Orrtcx, I
Mat,aiJUKVu.Lu,F'cl),4tU, 1852, (
th«oriBfo.dA l I l . d . fbr ° 8 PL l J g ', '* 0 two nlM J oorrect copy of
(ilv“n.^i Ao1 ""Y l, ‘ thl* Office.
r '|tvin undor iny handjind soul of offico.
N. c. BARNETT, Bocretaiy of Bute.
S UGAR.—30 hhds. Porto IUco: 0 do. 8L Croix; 20 do.
old Dry Now-Orloans; 40 bbls. Crushc<l nnd Powder
ed; 75 do. choice Refined; 20 boxes I*oaf; received by re
cent arrivals, and for salo by
Jan 20 WEBSTER A PALMES.
C OUNTER SCALES—That will weigh from % ounce to
240 lbs. for sale by **
Jan 31
\W. CORNWELL,
103 Bryun-street.
L AMP OIL.—10 bbls. Winter Strained Bieachud'Oll,
In store and for sale by
_ . _ Cholco Nuw-Orlenns Sugar; 152 bbU. Clmice New
Crop New-Orleans Molasses; landing and for salo by
fob 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
H OUSE KEEPERS’ BRUSHES.-11oor, Scrub and
Dusting Brushes, Hearth and Crumb Brushes, Fhir-
nllurc and BqUIq Brushes, recently received aud for sale by
feb 3 COLLINS A BULK LEY.
/"A OSIIEN BUTTER.—121) packages of Butter in tubs,
VJT kegs and llrklnk; for sale nt tho Flmporlmn, by
Jan 8 SEABORN GOOD ALL.
M ACKEREL.—50 wholo and half barrels Nos. j, 2 nnd
3 Mackerel; for salo by
Jan IS B. E. DOTIIWELL A CO.
B ALTIMORE FLOUR AND HAMS.—200 bbls. Ilow-
ard-slrcut Flour, 50 Hums; for sale by
Jan 15 W. WOODBRIDGE.
•\\THifKKlD GLOVES.—Extra largo re-
1 Yw celred; for sale by W. R. SYMONS,
Jnn 12 17 Whtlakoratrcet.
Mouslin do Lulnes; for sale by
Jan 13
'DORK and BEEP.
AIKIN A BURNS.
Landing per Josephus: 50 barrels
J. New-Orleans Prime Beef; 50 do Mess Pork; for sale by
feb 3 WOOD, GLAGIIOHN A CO.
WOOD, CLAGUORN A CO.
■J3AREGES, Ac.—Received per Florida, Printed Ba-
JL> reges Bcrcge do l-alnu, F'rencli and Jaconet Muslin,
Plaid India Silks. F’or sale by
feb 5 HENRY
r LATIIROP A CO.
_ _ proved article, with Feed Rollers, Ac. Competent
to tbnuh out 300 bushels Rico per dny. For sale h<
fob 5 lm CHAS.ll.G’AMPF!
IId.
A LE.—20 biirrols Albany Cream Ale, brewed express
ly for me, of superior qunlily, lauding Uils day from
steamship Florida, und for solo by
feb 5 W. M. DAVIDSON.
S HIRTS.—The subscriber Is now receiving n handsome
assortment of Judson’s Shirts, and for salo cheap at
tho Clothing Store, Gibbons’ Range, by
fob 5 GKO. 8. NICHOLS.
TjOTATOES.—300 bbls. Planting Potatoes, lu store und
3 by
HENRY A F'lSKE,
Exchnngo Deck.
X for
D OMESTIC LIQUORS.—00 bbls. N; E. RumflSdO
Now-York Whiskey; 20 do Imperial Gin; 20 E.
Phclp’s Gin; instore nud for sale by
fob 5 HENRY A F'lSKE, Exchnngo Dock.
S UGAR.—15 bbls^ Crushed nnd Powdered; 30 do Clari
fied Sugars; Just receivsd and for salu by
feb 5 HENRY A FISKE, Exchange Dock.
fTMlAVELLING TRUNKS.—Now o|H*n nnd for sale
X cheap at tho Clothing Store, GiblmiiB* Range, by
_fcb5 G. S. N1C 1101*8.
C HEESE.—50 boxes Goshen nnd English Dairy Cheese.
Just received aud for sale by
5 HENRY A FISKE, Exchange Dock.
1311ELP8’ GIN.—20 barrels.!’. Phelps’ Gin. Landing
X from brig Excel, und for salo by
fob 7 • COHENS A HERTZ.
M OLASSES.—25 hhds. new crop Cuba Molasses; 100
bbls. do. do. New-Orleans do. F’or salo by
fob 3 II. J. GILBERT.
gCOTCH aud IRISH WHISKEY.—2 puncheons Scotch
W. M. DAVIDSO:
__ prepared from the best up country Peaches of Geor
gia; just received aud for sule by
Jan 31 J. DxMARTIN.
S EGAU3 and TOBACCO.—150 thousand Segura, va
rious brands; 20 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, Grant
A Williams’ 8’s; in store, nnd for sale by
feb 3 W. M. DAVIDSON.
SAVANNAH, GA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1852.
NUMBER 42.
ttUNtnenn
HAMILTON A HARDEMAN,
Factor* aud Commission Dlorchantn.
JYo. 83 Hay-Street.
cnxs. r. Hamilton. tiiomas iiardkman.
„ ^ “flARDWICK A COOKE,
Factors aud CominlMelon lilcrchunte,
•Vo. 103 Ban-Strut.
». S. UARDWICK. jonx O. COORE.
_ SWIFT, DEN8LOW A COZ
Deuiors In Uraderloi. ProvUIouH.
FORhIGJf AMD DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
CORKRR bay ARD WIIITAKRR-STRRRTS.
E. O’BYItNE,
AT TAYLOR’S Bl’tLDlHO—MARKET WHARf,
Keeps constantly on hand a supply or
jCrockery-Wure, Uroccrlou, dec. &c.
. XT IlOBIDLR, [prom Paris]
Faahlonablo Hoot und Shoe-ITIaker*
Importer of fYentk Leather,
WinTAKER-STRRRT—QPPOItTR SMETS’ BUILPIRO.
J. L. OLIVER^
lUMhlonablo Hoot manufacturer*
honumeht-sqiuee.
t ,' v « ,tc r: ,roor ’ Military, Patent
Leather, W alk ng, Dress, nnd Pnm|h8olo Bools; Shoot-
lug Buskins. Bootees. Oxfonl Kim...
, i«vM,iuia runi|Kxilo llo
ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxfonl Shoes, Pump
Ac., made to order In the neatest nnd most fashionable
manner, or warranted mntertals, and by Uio most export
onced aud careful workmen. 1
oois: :
Mass
„ WYLLY A WRiOHTT
General Agents und Hrokora.
Irer tbo Salo or
RealEatate,Hrgrobs, fcany description Personal Property,
# . *v.° r,,C “’ C 0 *"** BULL-ST. AND BAY-LAXE,
fob 33 Savannah, Georgia.
Dustman etnrtm.*
J. UA8BROUCK A CO,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Earthen-Ware, French China, Looking Glasses.
Broughton-Street. “
PHILIP KEAN,
... .Draper and Tailor.
AMD DpJILER M READY MADE CLOTH IMG,
penpield’s BAXOE—NO. 08 REVAN-tTBEET.
ROBERT D. WALKER,
marble nnd Stone manufacturer*
■T. JAMER-*q’R, SOUTH SIDE TRINITY CHURCH, YORX-RT.
Grave Stones, of Italian and Domostle Marble: Marble
Mantle Pieces, and Berlin Grates; Freo Stone, for build-
Itigv. Ornamental Iron Railings, Ac, Ac, furnished to
ADAM SHORT,
Master Bulldert
NORTH-EAST COR.OP SOUTH BROAD AND WIUTARRRMITS.
Will tako contracts for Building and Work In Masonry
of every description.
R. A J. LACIILISON,
Engineer* und m 111 wrInrlita*
1ROM tr BRASS FOUNDERS, ’
Canal-Street—Near tho Canal Lock,
a. LACIILISON. J. LACIILISON.
A. N. MILLER,
Englnoor and millwright*
in ON AND BRASS FO UND Ell.
EASTERN WHARF—BAY-ST.
A. PONCE,
Importer & manufacturer of Negara*
bo. 13 WHITAKRR-STREET,
Keeps on hand n well selected stock of Imported 6e-
gnrs; also Maiiunicturcd Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, and alt
other articles usually kept In his lino of business, which
ho offbra on tho most reasoniblo terms. uov 3
FASHIONABLE'
PORTER’S
CLOTHING
EMPORIUM.
figures, are marked upon each article, aud no dovlntlon, nnd ut the remarkable low prices that tho good* are marked
StoiaSwttT ^ appreciated bf a generous public. In port are tlioMtowlilgUoodMm ^SS*
COATS.
Gents. Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats,
Olivo do do do do
Brown do do do do
Blue do do do
Black Cloth Sacks and Polka Sacks,
Brown do do do do
Bluo do do do do
Olivo do do do do
do Shad Dress do
Black Doe Skin Polka Sacks,
Fancy Cnloren do do
Drub Casslmoro Sacks aud Polka Sacks,
Black Tweed do do do
Green do do do do
Brown do do do do
Silk and Wool do do do
OVERCOATS.
Blnck and Funcy Colored Iuibrador Overcoats,
do do Pollllclun do
do do Beaver do
do do Castor do
Gold Mixed do
DrahPalmolto do
Drab and Bluo Pilot do
Bluo Blanket Over Sacks,
Drub do do
Brown do do
Gold Mixed do
Dope Colored do
llluck and Drab Mohair Sacks,
Colored Camol’s Hair do
PANTALOONS.
Black Doo Skin Pants,
Plain Black Cassimcro Pants,
Fancy Colored do
Plain and Ribbed do
Black nnd Colored Sntlnot Pnnls,
Prince Albert Riding Cord do
Black Satin Slnglo and Double Brea*icd Veals,
Fancy Sntln and Silk do do
Embossed Fancy Silk do do
Blnck und Fancy Barathea do - do
do do Embroidered do
While nnd F’uncy Sulln and Party do
Plain Black Silk Velvet, slnglo and doublo breasted,
Fancy Cut do do do
Fancy Cushmero do . do
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts.
Silk, Lamb’s Wool and .Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Linen, Jeans and Canton F’huuiel do
Silk, Merino, and tJotton Half Hose.
Silk, Thread, und Norl Hose,
Gcmlcmcn’s Dressing Robes,
Linen Collars, two und three ply.
... . . GLOVES.
Black, While, nnd Colored lild Gloves,
Blnck nnd Custor Riding do
Cloth, Crwhmorennd Lined Berlin do
Black, White umlFaucy Bilk do
„ CRAVATS.
Superfine Blnck Slllt nnd Fancy Ckavats,
Block and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfc.
do do Opera Ties.
Linen, Cambric, China Cord und Pongee Pocket Hand
kerchiefs.
Hats and Caps, n largo assortment.
Trunks, Patent and Solo Leather, a largo stock.
Valises. Carnet lings, Ac.. Ac. ^
Youlhr .ud Children’. (lIMhtar, iho lorgosl nnd Suet
stock in the State, nt very low prices,
it 1,10 new 8l °re, under iho St. Andrew’s
Hall’ on Broughton-st-, second store West oT Jeffcraon-st.
N. It. No abatement from prices first asked. oct tl
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Saddlery Warehouse,
YOUNG’S BUILDING,
Sign of the
Golden
Saddle*
W HITE PINE LUMBER.—30,000 foot Clear White
Pino Lumber, now binding and for salo from the
whnrf by [Jnn 28] E. W. BUKEIt.
C HAMPAGNE.—25 baskets Heldslck Champagne, In
quarts and pints; landing nnd for salo by
Jan 28 HONE A CONNERY.
G 1 UN8.—A flno assortment of doublo nnd slnglo barrel
IT Guns; for salo low by F. W. CORNWELL,
feb fl 102 Hrynn-strect.
[L.8,]
I tsRENCII MUSTARD—Just rocoivcd, 5 dozen Mou-
1 tnrdo do Malllo (Fresh.) for snlo liy
Jnn 18 J. ROUSSEAU, Cornor mill nnd Ilny-sts.
C *^ "ODF18II.—10 drums Codfish, goodUqunlity, In store
nnd for salo by
Jan *°
McMAIION %. DOYLE.
B EEF AND PORK.—50 bbls^Mos* Beer, 40 do new
primo Pork; landing nnd for snle by
Jnn 28 HONE A CONNERY, Harris’ wlinrf.
P OTATOES 50 bbls. Planting anil 50 do Mercer Po
tatoes; forsuloby
Jnn 2
BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
13IL0T AND NAVY BREAD.—150 bbls. Navy, nnd
X 20 do Pilot Bread; for salo by
Jan 28 HONE A CONNERY.
B 'RASfJ CANDLE8T1CKS, of various patterns, for
snlo by F. W. CORNWELL,
Jnn 28 102 Brymmlrect.
B OURBON WHISKEY.—30 bbls. Old Bourbon Whis
key; landing from schr. Clinrlos Wllllnms, nnd for
sole by ■ [fob 2] COHEN A FOSDICK,
I RON.—5 Ions Ilnmmcred Iron 0,7, 8,0, nnd 10 Inches
wide, by >» nud J{ Inch thick; landing nnd for salo by
fob fl COHENS A HERTZ.
OPPOPITK
W* Ri Symons’ Clothing Store.
naa.oi*)*® Wi g & ft '
illnmifncturcM nf Snilillcs, Uriilles & Harness,
I In vo on hand n good assortment of Saddles, Bridles and
Harnesses, of which Iho following comprise a part; Span
ish Qullletl, Overlaid and Bhtifton Saddles; Planter's
large nnd oxtra largo Saddles; Men’s plain do.; English
do.; Boys’ and Race do.; Ladles' Saddles of n variety of
patterns; Urldlcs audMartungales*, Saddle-Bags,Trunks,
SADDLER’S MATF.RIALS.-Snddlo Treas Skirting
mill Hog Skins; I’nd do.; Straining nnd Worsted Web;
Thread and Tacks, assorted sizes.
HARNESSES.—Coach, Barouche, Buggy and Sulky
Harnesses, of ull kinds, by the single set.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Burouche, Buggy nnd
Sulky Springs nnd Axles; Dash F rames; Hobbs and
Bows, by the single set; Plated and Brass Stump Joints;
plain do.; patent Dusti Leather, Top und Cqrtaln do.;
broad mid narrow- Laces, variety of patterns; Silk nud
Worsted Fringes; black and purple Coach ltouns; Bug-
jy Lumps; Plated und Brass Carrlogo Bands ; Brass and
•■■Qi’ons, fasuAiiN, Ac.
Bbls. Stuart s Crushed and Powdered Sugars
faraf.’?-* !'J ld " / {’ or Jo Rico and Now Orleaus do
s^4.25 bbls Clarified ^o
. jvnolo nnd half boxes Stuart’s refined Loaf do
100 bngs primo Green Rio Coffee
3.i packets old Government Java Coffto
l“ 1,'bl.iSSuiZ’roPtoll?“"" cdi 70 *°“ r * ond0d0
flO do Genesee. Illrntu Smith’s nnd other brands
M do Sugar, Butler und Hodu Crackers; Pilot Bread
27a Whole and half boxes Tobacco, direct from Virginia
200 boxes F amily and No. 1 Snap; 100 do Pearl Starch
JaO boxes Adamantine nnd Tallow Candles, assorted
ofl do Sperm Candles, 4s 6a; (best)
40 bnlcs Gunny Bogging
100 colls Kentucky Hope, liest Hemp
150 bbls Gin. Brandy, Rum uml Whiskey
25 do cholco Mouognhcla Whiskey
10 halfpipes Olnrd, Dupuy A Co’s Brandy
1° btaf UH1 quarter pipes Peach Brandy, various brands
20 eighth casks cholco Jo. Louis, 1811, Brandy
0 pipes Holland Gin; 30 do cholco old Madeira Wlno
40 casks Port Wine, soino very fine
50 bbls Malaga Wine, (sweet); 10 qr casks Sherry do
4 puncheons Jninnlca nnd St. Croix Rum
175,000 Spanish Segura, various brands
Fine Cut nmrBinokingTobacco, Snuff, Ac.
Together with a full assortment of articles In our line.
For sale by J. \\ CONNERAT A CO.
Jan 15
Mated Knobs, Ac.
July 23
STRATTON, GAS-FITTER,
Of the Into Finn of STRATTON A
DOBSON, formerly or No. 72 St. Julian
street, begs to Inform the inhabitants of
Savannah thnt his new nnd spacious
Store Is No. 155 Broughtou-strcct, first
'door West of Banianl-strcet, where he
'has tho opportunity of keeping a largo
assortment of Chundcllora, Pendants,
Brackets, Burners, Pipe*,-and every other article used
in Gna-Fjtttng. apr 23
New Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper Manufactory,
OT LOOK AT Til IS I XI
STOVES! STOVES 11 ST0VFSTI!
The Subscribers have on hand nt the comer
of Broughton and Jeffcreoiwtrecta, a splendid
stock or STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON nnd
COPPER WARE, which they offer at whole
sale und retail.
All kinds of Job Work In our lino faith
fully and promptly executed. Orders re
spectfully solicited.
N. R.—Having had much experience In Roofing, wo
are prepared to execute all Jobs in that lino in tho latest
and most approved manner. . . _
oct 13 J. II. A T. BISHOP.
STOVES I STOVES 11
THE subscriber lias just received a largo
number of COOKING A PARLOR STOVES,
which bo will dispose of on accommodating
tonus. Among tnein innv be found the fol
lowing: Cooking Stoves—Tlio Republic; Lady
or the Lake; Air Tight, Premium; Queen of
tho West; Empire, Premium; Eastern, Pre
mium. Parlor and Office Stoves—Union; Cot
tage; Cylinder, Sheet Iron, (nlr tight) square and oval;
Six Plate und Box Stoves. • _ ,,
HOLLOW-WARE.—Pots, Kettles, Ovons, Spldcra,
Sauce Puns, Ac. Ac. Plain anil Jnpanned Tin Ware,
for sale, and manufactured ut short notice.
Orders for Roofing, Gutters and Leaders attended to
with punctuality. JOHN J. MAURICE,
jnn 20 Nos. 10 A 12 Barnard-et.
SAMUEL HOYT & CO.,
No. G WliltnUcr-Nfrcof*,
HAVE removed Into Iho comer
Store, lately occupied by Messrs.
Swlfr, Denslow A Co, fonncrly the
_______ old Agricultural Warehouse of Dens
low A Webster, where they are now receiving and will
contlnuo to receive n largo and extcnslvo stock of AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS nnd MACHINERY, of
every description, which they offer for sale nt Wholesale
and Retail, ut tho *
j lowest manufacturing prices. Jnn 20
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
TllK Subscriber Is now opening tbo largest
stock nnd greatest variety of Watches, Jewel-
lery, Silver nnd Plated Ware, over received
before. F’uncy Articles or every description In
nbundnncc. Altai: Presentation Boxes, of tho
richest kind, varying In price from $1.25 to
$101). Ladles’ Watches, from $30 to $255;
.Gent’s do, from $4(1 to $200. Friends mid
customers nro Invited to call and examine, nnd If Inten
tion to please nnd attention to business will wiirnqit, ho
hones to receive n nroportlnnnto share of It.
Bin. NOLTEMIER hns kindly consented to remain Iho
Winter—nud If sufficiently encouraged will mnko it
bis permanent residence. Ills specimens on exhibition
nt my store, I pronounce superior to any I Imvo over bo-
fore seen In the lino of llnlr Work. Mr. N. will bo happy
to wait upon all wliacuU, and give prices for the different
styles of work. G. M. GRIPF’EN,
Successor to M. Eastman,
Second comer above I’ulnskl llouso.
p. s.—Watches repaired os usual by tho beet workmen
In tlio United Status. Jun 11
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
Groceries, Fruits, and Confectionery.
. RECEIVED—10 sacks Bio Coffoo
10 racks Java Coffee: 10 do West India do
[.'Ml H J hlids Sugar, 10 bbls crush’d and pulveriz'd do
3 casks \N Inc; 10 bbls Gin
5 casks Brandy; 1 bid F’rencli do
10 bbls Cider Vinegar; 5 do White Wine do
50 do Potatoes; 40 do Onions
10 half bbls Fulton Market Boeft 5 boxes Tens
10 boxes Tobacco; 500 lbs Codfish; 5 bbls Lard
20 bbls Baltimore Flour; III do Canal do
5 bbls mid 10 boxes Soda Biscuit; 5 bids Sugar do
5 bbls Butter Biscuit; 5 cases assorted Pickles
10 boxes Starch; 10 do Candy: 10 do Raisin*
1 case Box Prunes; 1 do Jar do; 10 do Soap
10 malts Cassia; 2 case* Sardines; 2 bxs Ground Ponnor
5 boxes Allspice; 10 lbs Nutmegs; 2 do Mace
5 do Cutlers; 5 do Catsups; 10,000 Segura
2 do Hnla-ratus; 5 do Mustnnl; 2 do Chocolnto
5 cases Canton Ginger; 5 do assorted Prunes
5 do Claret Wine; 20 gross Matches; 25 Beef Tongues
100 lbs Smoked Beef.
Also, Bucket*, Brooms and Willow Ware, together
with au assortment of Writing nnd Wrapping Patier, mid
many other articles too numerous to mention. For sale
by J. G. WATTS,
Jan 15 No. 4 Bamanl-strcct.
liquors. Wines and Fanoy^ Groceriesr
THE subscriber would Inform his frleuds nnd
|tho public generally, Hint liu tins just opened, at
itlie corner of Bull mid Bay-streets, opposite tlio
Custom House, a well-selected stock of FANCY GROCE
RIES, WINES mid LIQUORS—such ns old Madoira,
Sherry, Port, Toncriffc, Claret. Champagne und German
Wines; cholco old Brandies, or various brands; Jamaica
und St.Cnilx Ruin; Scotch und Monongahclu Whlskev; a
cholco lot of Sugars, of various bands; fresh Salmon; Sar
dines; Olives; Capers; Anchovies; English Pickles; Ame
rican do.; English Sauces; lamdon Porter, Snlnd Oil;
Judd’s Sperm mid Patent Candles; and many other arti
cles, too numerous to mention.
Jtut 20 J. ROUSSEAU.
COHENS He HERTZ
Offer for snlo on accommodating terras:
viK, n 50 hlids. fair to prime New-Orleans Sugar
100 hlids. choice Cuba Molasses; 200 boxos Star
&Z£Bb Candles
500 colls Kentucky Bale Rope; 50 bales Guqny Bagging
20 bales Dundee do: 100 boxes manufactured Tobacco
100 bngs lUo Coffee: 30 do old Javn do
30 hlids. Bacon Sides; 30 bbls. choice Hams
300 bugs Maryland Oats; 40,000 Havana Segura
250 bugs primo while Corn; 200 bbls. N. O. Whiskey
250 bbls. Bultlinoro Whiskey; 50 do. Northern Gbt
20 bbls. N. O. Molasses; 30 do N. E, Rum. Jan 15
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
■ THE Undersigned having perfected his nr
mngoments with his friends In Germany, Is
now prepured to rccolvo orders for all brands
Moskllk, Bi'Houndt, Muscat nnd Rhine WINES,
Annisktte nnd other CORDIALS, In ghiss or wood.
Wines will huvo tbo nmno of tho party who ordered
them mnrkcd on them, who also may receive them, di
rect, through tho custom house.
J. W. PHILLIPS,
Jan 20 Congress-street, opposite the Market.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL!
No. 110 llroiiffliloii-Ntrcoty ,
T HIS Store Is now open, with tho finest assortment of
Goods ever offered in tills clly, consisting of Gold
mid Silver Watches; Vest, Fob und Guard Chains;Set* of
Jewelry; Chntolmics; Bracelets; Diamond Ear Rings;
JOHN 1*001,1:,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PAINT AND Oil STOKE,
SAVANNAH, DA.
No. 11 'Wliltukor-Etrcet* n „
K EEPS constantly for salo—WHITE LEAD, Pure Nos.
1 nnd 2 English do.
GROUND PAINTS:
Black, Yellow, Brown, Chrome Green, Paris Green, and
Prussian Bluo.
DRV PAINTS:
Vcnctlnn Red, Spanish Broun, Lampblack, Yellow
Ochre, Red I.cnd, Lltlmive, Paris and Cliroino Green,
Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow, Umber, Terra de Sienna,
Drop Blnck, and A VARIETY OF FANCY COLORS.
Linseed Oil., Sperm do- Ncalsfoot do., nnd SPIRITS
OF TURPENTINE, White-Wash BRUSHES, Paint. Var
nish, Graining, nnd Artists’ do. Window and Picture
GLASS,of all qualities, fromfiliy8 to 32by4fl; Copal, Ja
pan, Light anil Dark Conch VARNISH, MIXED PAINTS
of nil kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Fire-Board Prints and
dcweiry; luimoimics: urucoiuus xsiumuiiu rair mugs* j] ori ] ers .
Crosses;Ringsmid PIns;£U^ c | - Cnslora; TeaBols; Pitch- j^y-Tho nbovo article* will bo sold on reasonable
ora: Cake Baskets: Cups; Simons; Forks: Syphons. Also,
all kinds of Plntod Ware, Military Goods, nnd Fancy Ar
ticles—all of which Is offered nt tno lowest price*.
All kind* or Watches, Jowolry and other Jobbing at
tended to without delay.
may S3 HORTON Ic IU K KM AN.
D itopc; 10 bulca do Twine, In store and for snlo by
fob 7 COHEN te FOSDICK.
UT CRACKS, Nut Picks, Nut Anvils, Carpet'Ham
mers, Omelet Pans, F’lro Carriers, Trivets or Foot
men, Sordino Openers, Quilling Selssons &c.; for sale by
foil 3 COLLINS te I1ULKLBY, llrynn-st.
130TATOES.—
1 feb 11
M USTARD.—A fresh supply »r English Mustard, In
quarter, half nnd ono pound bottle* mul enus; also
Hudson’s superior Ainericun Mustard, In two, five mid
ten jioiind cuns; for snlo by
Jan lfl MOORE & HENDRICKSON.
Uiying tho complexion, warranted I
article; Just received mid for snlo by
Jnn 12 W. VV. LINCOLN, Monument-square.
1 TUSK’S METALLIC BURIAL GABES—This vnluublo
' urtlclo is for snlo by
I. W. MORRELL & CO„
Jnn 17 Solo agent In this city for tho Inventor.
B RUSSELS CARPETS, 2 and 3 Ply; American Car
pets, on light grounds fiir Spring use; 4-4,5-4 nnd
DM Drugget Floor Oil Cloth; 4-4.11-4 and 0-1 Matting.—
Laroche, dovvne u co.
P LANTING POTATOES,—F’or sato by
, „ .11. J. GILBERT,
fob 7 West sldo Market-square.
B ORER’S STOMACH BITTERS.-Just received: 3
genuluo Bokor’s Stomach Bitters; forsslo by
fob 10 J. ROUSSEAU.
China, C.lass&EiirtlienWare
j/c, IIANIIUOUCK Ac CO.
HAVE RECEIVED, by recent arrivals FlnoCpJ
China Tea Sets; Saucers; Dinner Sots; GlItHUJ
mul Plain Pitchers; Candlesticks, high und hiU
mm* hiw; China Vases mid other Muntel Ornament*;
Savc-nlls; Toilet Bottle*; Card Trays; Mugs, gilt and era-
bossed, various sizes; Grnnlto Dinner, Ten and Toilet
Sets; Lustre Bowls; together with a general assortment of
Granite Ware; Decanters of now patterns; Pilchers; Gob-
Icts; Wlno Tumblers, cut nnd pressed; aler and Wine
Unities; Astral, Solar nud G ubo Ltunnu Cmullwtlcks,
S lain and colored; Finger Basins; Fruit Baskets; Dishes;
owls; Salt Collars, various patterns; Hnll l-antcnis; Bo-
hcinlmi Glass Tollm Bottle*. Vases, ic.; Silver, Gilt and
Bronzed Girandoles nnd Roebucks; Plaited Fruit Baskets;
Castor*; Mustard Tops; Tea, Dessert nnd Tablo Spoons;
Forks; Candlesticks; Decanter Stoppers; Tea StrMnora;
Britannia Coffeo Biggins; Urns nml Pol*! Bent’s Patent
Coffee Drawers; Tea Pots; Chocolnto Pols; Lumps, Cun-
°»M m "«*' rniisss-a
Jnn 20 Hmcts* now bnUdlng, Breugliton-stroet.
OY8TEHS.
Tltc nndoralgnetl nro prepared to furnish
w their friends and the public with OY8TKUS,
f of tho choicest qualities, either fresh, pickled,
or In tho sholl, at the lowest market prices.
Families ami parties can always bo supplied with them
fresh avory evening. ..
frjrAll orders from tlio country proimffiy attended to.
Apply to G. M. W1LLET & CO_
1 Smci’s now Building, opjioslto St. Andrew s Hull,
doc 2 Broughton-sfrcot. _
UAnSTNa, bale ropk .nd twine.-™
salo by
Jan G
boles Gunny Cloth; 50 colls WeeternUopo; 725
do. Dillon’s Ropo; 13 bales Dillon’s Twliio; for
.do. Dillon’s Ropo; 13 bales
COHEN fc FOSDICK,
„ HmlUi's; for sale low by
J*n 18 McMAIION fc DOYLE.
H ERRING.—100 boxes No, 1 scaled Herring, In store
and for sole by
TM*OUIL—140 bbls. Baltimore, 30 do. H. Smith's, and
J: 35 bbls. extra Canal; landing and for sale by
C LOTHING.—F’lfry suits of Sallnols, suitable for houso
servants; received and for sale by
Jim 20 ROBINSON k. CA»n*.
o EG Alts.—100,000 Hegara, of various brands; Just ro-
O cclvodund for salo by
Jan 18 W. M. DAVIDSON.
forms. . _ . -
HouKOf Sign nml Ship Pnlnlinir
Done in u workintui-liko manner, mid ut reasonable
prices. Jnn
W. A. CARSWBLI.. T. J. ROBZRTS. SAM’h B. HWKAT.
FACTORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS,
c a n s w E1.1., n o ii i: it -r s * o o.,
H AVING taken the store* recently occupied by the Into
firm of Dye & Shcwinnko, tender their sen ices to tho
pnlronsof tho late firm, and the public generally in Geor
gia, South Carolina amlT’lorhlu, with tlio nssuranco thnt
ull business entrusted to them will receive their devoted
uttcuUnn.
Offico Comer Bay nnd Dmyton-elreets, Savannah, Ga.
oct 2 Amo
L ADIES’ White Doeskin GAUNTLETS and' White
Ktd GLOVES, Just received und for snlo by
• PQV 10 . J. BURT fc CO.
\fERINO VESTS.—Indies’ and Gcntlemeu’s Merino
Vests, u largo assortment; for sale by
Jnn 13 I1ENRY LATIIROP.
S EOARS.—00,000 Washington Sugars, and various
other brands, in store and for sale by
McMAIION ic DOYLE.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
CORNER WHITAKER AND CONGRESS-STS.,
4 5 mid 0-4 Floor Oil Cloth, of tho 1h»V quality and
. Intent patterns; BrmweK Tapestry, Threo Ply and lu-
grain Carpet; Hearth Rugs, Table Damask, Damask Nap
kins, ono case Irish Linen—a direct Importation—Linen,
Alcndalo and llmnllton Sheeting*, Pillow Caro I.lnen:
Ladles' and Gentlemen’s Spun Silk, Lamb’s Wool and
Merino Vests. For salo by
J hit lfl M. rRLNDERGA8T be. CO,
jttwtran'atjr.
Jan 11
HENRY tc F18KE, Exchange Dock.
S. E. BOTHWELL i CO.
Brandy, In store and for sale bjr^
BRIGHAM, KELLY be CO.
rials; a largo supply kept constantly on hand, and
o by MOORE be. HENDRICKSON.
[ .''ItENCII GLASS,—Now In stare nnd for sale, 100
boxes of best quality French Glass, by
Jan 20 BAM’L. HOYT it CO.
W INES.—10 quarter casks .Madeira; 15 do. do. Port,
and other Wine, In store and for sale by
Jnn 23 McMAIION it DOYLE.
LI ED1CINH CHESTS, or various sizes oiid styles fjust
re ceived aud for solo by
Jnn 12 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-gqiisre.
rpoiVAccO.—150 boxes, various brands, londlag and
A In store; for salo by
J nn 10 ' H. A. CRANE it CO.
PIANO FORTES.
Tho Subscriber*, sole Agents for A. Sto-
Inrt and Co.’s and J. B. Dunham’s Plano
. . _ . . jFortcs, sro always supplied with an as
sortment or there favorite and Justly celebrated Instru
ments. For durability, they can bo frilly warranted,
whilst their superiority of tono ami touch Is evident and
acknowledged by tho most casual observer, as well as
tho critical connoisseur. The Ladles arc respectfully in
vited to view these Instruments; nnd an arrangement
having been effected with one of our most eminent Pi
anists for the purpose, thoy can nl*o be enabled to Judge
of tho tone.
P. ZOGBAUM & CO, Market-square.
FiT Second hand Pianos taken in exchange—also,
tuned and repaired.Jan 20
P OTATOKS,—50 bbls. prime Potatoes: for salo from
wharf, by
J"P 21 O. A. GREINER.
D OMESTIC LIQUORS.—200 bill*. Domestic Liquors,
consisting of Glu, Itum and Brandy; for nalo by
Jnn 10 McMAIION i DOYLE.
B RASS CANDLESTICKS, Curtain Rian, Ac. foFi
by F. W. CORNWELL,
fob J 102 Brysn-strcot.
P OTATOES.—340 bbls. Planting and Eating Potatoes;
for solo by HENRY it FISKE,
Exchange Dock.
L ANTERNS.—A large assortment of wire-guarded and
plain Lanterns, for sale by
Jan 20 COLLINS it BULKLEV.
R IO COF'FEE.—2,200 bags primo Green Rio Coffee;
landing nnd for solo by
Jnn 20 PAPELFORD, FAY it CO.
W INES.—Cholco Madeira, In cares of one dozen each;
nnd Sherry In wood; fur salo by
Jnn 3 A. MINIS.
IIOIIIKMIIV' A: CAIUP,
DRAPERS AND XAItORS,
ALSO HEALER* IN
FINE READY-AIA0E CLOTHING,
Are now receiving tholr Stock or PALL & WIN
TER GOODS, consisting In part of flno Black, Bluo,
and Fancy Colored F'rcnch nnd English Cloths ana
_ and Casslinera; Vestings of Cashmere, Silk nnd Snt-
In—nil of which will bo mndo up ut tho shortest notice,
und In the best stylo of workmanship.
Our Rcudy-Mmlf! Clothing Is manufactured at tho well-
known house of W. T. Jennings it Co n No. 281 Broad
way, Now-York, and Is warranted equal to any In tlio
city. x
We keep constantly on hand Iho lurgest assortment of
Furnishing Goods of any house In tho trade—such ns
White mid Fancy Colored Shirts: Silk, Merino, Lambs’
Wool and Shaker Flannel Umier-Gnrmcnls, Dressing
Gowns; Silk, Cotton and Merino Hosiery; Silk and Cot
ton Umbrellas; Black, White and Colffed Kid Gloves,
Buck do.; Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats, and Collars; and, in
fact, every thing necessary to n gcntleinun’s wardrobe,—
F’or sale at GAUDRY’S BUILDING,
Jan 20 Bull-su next to the Pulaski House.
T ALLOW.—A lot of Tallow on hand, at wbolctuilo or
retail, by J. W. PHILLIPS,
_Jnn 20 Congress-street, opposite tbo Market.
C lANDLES.—100 boxos patent Mould Candles, G’s; for
/ solo by EDWARD II. BUNKDIL
cc 29 so Bay-street.
B ACON.—Primo new Baltimore cured Sides, In hlids.
it tierces; also extra sugnr cured Philadelphia Hams;
for ante by [Jan 5] A. MINIS. '
M AHOGANY, Mineral and Porcelain Drawer Knobs,
for sole by F. W. CORNWELL,
J°n 13 102 Brymi-streel.
H lltAM SMITH’S FLOUR.—29bbls. superior Hiram
Smith’* F’lour; ulso In store 50 bbls. supcrflno Canal
Flour, for salo by
Jan 28
J. V. CONNERAT it CO.
A LE.—50 hbl*. superior Cream Ale, landing from schr.
Cataract; also 30 do per steamer Alabama. Orders
for tho nbovo received at the Albany Ale Detiot.
Jan 27 W. M. DAVIDSON.
B altimore flour and bacon.—200 bbls. su-
perlbio Ilownrd-strcct Flour; 50 half do do; 30 hhds.
prime now Bacon Sides; landing and for sale by
Jnn 27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON It CO.
( tOLOGNF..—Genuine Fnrlna Cologne, warranted to be
\J tho true urtlclo, lu wlUowcotorod baskets, Just re
ceived aud for salo by W. W. LINCOLN,
Jan 20 Monumeut-sq.
X
EDWARD II. BUNKER,
°0 Ruy-strcct.
Jon 20
B RANDY AND GIN.—Half pipe each otard and Alex.
Slgnctlo Brandy; one pipe each Pine Apple and Swan
Gin; for sale by EDWARD II. I.UNKER,
Jan 20 80 Bay-street.
S ILKS, Cashmeres, Mona do 1 .nines. Poplins, iuidTithcr
styles of Ladies’Dress Goods, selling off at reduced
prices, by
Jan 23 DzWITT it MORGAN.
t lilAMPAGNE—50 baskets, of superior quality, Geor-
) gin brand, from tho house of Desbonles file, of
Avizo: Just Imported, and for sale by
Jau IS COHEN & FOSDICK.
D RESS SILKS.—In plain, Changeable Chenc, Plaid
mmI other *ty le* In desirable cofotv, for role at very
reduced prices, by
Jan 20 LxROCIlE, BOWNE it CO.
H * A^ffl and BEEF’.—200 Bnltlmbro Hams, To linlf bbL.
Fulton Market Beef, 5 do. do. Pig Pork, 100 Smoked
Tongues, 2 bbls. Smoked Ileef; landing ana for sale by
jnn 18 WOOD, CLAGUORN it CO.
K OSSUTH COATS, Cloaks, and Men’s and Boy’s
Overcoats, Just received at
MAAS It HEYMANN’S
Jan 17 * Clothing Emporium.
TlflS'IJOW SHADES.—Just opened: a large and ele-
»» gunt assortment, comprising every variety of
scener>-; also fixtures for same, with nil colors of cords
and tissels; for salo by JOHN B. ROGERS,
Jan 21 No. 2 Shad’s Uiilldlng.
B ACON AND MACKEREL.—40 hhds. primo Bacon
Sides; 20 do do Shoulders; 15 casks choice Ham*;
150 bids No 3 Mackerel; 50 do do No I do; 30 half do No
1 do; lor salo by WEBSTER it PALMES.
Jau 5
I ACE CAPES AND BERTHAS.—VV. W. Collars and
J Cuffs, Uuderaleevcs, Ribbons, Gloves, und a great
urlety uf Fancy Articles, for sale cheap by
Jan 20 DzWITT it MORGAN.
M EN’S Super Lambs’ Wool and Patent Merino Under-
Shirts, do. do. Drawers, Ladles’ Patent Merino Vests,
long und short sleeves; for sale by
Jnn 11 LxROClIE, BOWNE it
llut-
Scaled
Herring; received per steamer and for snle by
Jun 22 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON it CO.
B UTTER, CHEESE, fcc.—30 kegs selected Goshen II
ter, 100 boxes selected Cheese, 150 do new Sea
ribs; Hams, 5 bills- a superior article: nnd Cracker
Beefr Tor snlo by J. VV. PHILLIPS,
Jan 20 Congress-street, opposite the Market.
.LACK CLOTH FROCK nud DRESS COATS.—A
±J large supply of tho above, of lute styles nnd best
worktnnushlp; for salo by VV’. R. SYMONS,
Jan II 17 Whltakcr-flt.
A SSORTED BRANDIES and CORDIALS.—10 cases
Cherry, Ginger, Raspberry nnd Blackberry Brandy;
10 coses assorted Cordials, of superior qunlily; for sale by
Jan 17 J. DxMARTIN.
R OBINSON & CAMP have received another lot of
those Heavy Riding Conts: for snlo at
GAUDRY’S BUIDDING,
Jan 19 Next door to Pulaski House.
HAMPAONE.—A large supply of tho well known
Star brand, tho best ever Imported Into this country,
kept constantly ou baud and for sale nt No. 107 Bny-st.
Jan 12 EPP1XG & KRF.TZ.
D OMESTIC LIQUORS.—100 barrels Phelps’ Gin; SO
do. Rose and Anchor Gin; 100 do. Rectified Wills-
key; 75 barrels Now-York Brandy; 50 do. Now England
Ruin; fur snlo by. J. V. CONNERAT it CO.
WART!! WoOLRLANKETO.—m pairs Barth Wool
1J Blankets, from fine to extra fine, for ftimlly use.
For sale by LxROCHE, BOWNE it CO.
Jun 13
C HAMPAGNE nnd BRANDY.—In store; 40 baskets
Chnninugne, choice brands; 5 half pipes Otard, Du
puy It Co. s Cognac Brandy. K. WALLEN.
Jun 15
M cMAIION «c DOYLE have In store and for sale:
I1ACON.—10 hhds. Sides.
FULTON MARKET BEEF’—30 halfbnrrols.
F’LOUR.—50 bbls. Baltimore F’lour; 20 half do do.
Jnn 15
R EFINED SUGARS— Landing from ship Hartford
20 Mils. Stuart’s clarified Sugnr. Also lu store, 40
bbls. mid boxes of Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugar.
For snlo by
Jan 28 J. V. CONNERAT it CO.
ri'SABLE SALT nnd SPICES—Landing per Cataract: 10
X cases flno Tublo 8nlt; 20 boxes Mustard, Tiger brand;
20 boxes ground Black Pepper, 15 bags 8plce and Pepper;
for sale by
Jan 28
J. V. CONNERAT & CO.
S OAP, STARCH, AND CANDLES.—150 boxes Fnml-
ly Soap, various brands; 100 do No. Ido do; 50 do
Fancy Soap; 100 do IVnrl Starch; 100 do 0’s and 8 s Bo-
■"£“ CnlMO "" 1 C “ J1 “i f V. , «S&EHAT tc CO.
I NDIA RUBBER BOOTS.—By Into arrivals, wo have
rocoivcd n supply of ludln Rubber Boots, suitable for
a und bunting. Tbeso mo really water-proof, and no
e, E. F*. WOOD 4c CO-
jnn 20 tf No. 71 Gibbons’ Building.
Gfrnn-nl StaUrttfocmcntB.
—. PIANO FORTE DEPOT.
dMtJVigfl-rHI Tlio undersigned respectfully Inform tho
citizens or Savannah,Georgia, and Florida,
f I V 1 I • Ihnl Ihey havo on hnnd more than fifty Pi
anos, the largest stock over on gale in this city, and mndo
by the most cdohrated manufketurers In Uio United Statos.
Nunn’s 4c Clark’s, J. Chlckering, Boordman It Gray, Lut-
chct 4c Newton, Edwards 4c Fisher, all well known to tho
lovers of Music, have place In tneir largo assortment.
TIkwo Pianos are of rich tone, and beautifully flnisned In
Roms Wood, Black Walnut, nnd Mahogany, with Iron
frames made In tho most substantial nnd workmanllko
manner. Also the Justly celebrated *Eollan Piano F’ortcs,
which, for their sweetness and tone, havo not boon equal
ed. All these Instruments have metallc fhuncs, which
render them peculiarly suited for Uils climate, preventing
the necessity of tuning for year*.
Tho undersigned nro auonis for Henri Hen’s celebrated
Grand Pianos, inado In Puria. For power and beauty of
tone, they stand preeminent.
Calhcart’n RIolodcoziH*
This beautiful toned wind Instrument, for vlllngo pur
poses, Lodges, Serenading Parties, and tho private prao-
ilceof Organists, possessing a sweet and powerful tone,
thev hnve also for sale.
All of tbeso Instruments will be disposed nf on tho most
nccommodstlng terms. Tho prices of Uie Plano* ranging
from $175 to $1000.
Jan 20 I.W. MORRELL 4c CO.
dSeiural Statm;t(Bmenta.
TYPE FOUNDRY XN« PRINTER'S WARSHOLSE,
m E«<abllahed In 1810*
OIIN T. WHITE, No. 53 CtiFMmiT. corner or
B 5*UFJf. A "^ TR **2j New-Yorx, would caU the atten
tion of Editors and Pnntera to his varied and extendra
assortment of
TYPES, FI.OVVF.RS AND ORNAMENTS,
all cast of the very best metal, and finished with the great
est care, and now offored at reduced prices, on a credit ot
0 months, and a liberal discount mado for cash.
Also, PRESSES of tho different kinds. Cliases, Cases.
Brass Rules, Composing Sticks, Ink, and every article re-
qulred In a Printing Office, constantly on hand* at tho
lowest market prices.
Spanish and French orders accurately executed, with
all the noccssary accents, Ac. This being ono of the old
est and most extensive Foundries In America, with a very
large stock and unsurpassed assortment, orders of any
magnitude can bo executed without delay.
• A supplement to bis but specimen 600k was Issued
Inst November, (copies will bo furnished on application,)
which contains a new series or BOOK AND NEWS
TYPE, of Iho (kvorite SCOTCH CUT, embracing mqht.
medium and iizavt fAcas, tho latter particularly dealgn-
cd for Machine Printing, surpassing any thing ever offer
ed in thin country; to which are.added Metal Rule,
F’nncy Borders, ana a great variety of now and handsomo
Ornnmental Type.
OLD TYPE taken In exchange for now at nine centa
per pound.
Editors or Printers wishing to establish a Newspaper.
Book or Job Printing Office, will bo fornlsbcd with an ce
llmate In detail for tho sume, by stating tho size of Uie
paper, or tho particular stylo and quantity of the work to
lie executed.lm fobs
NEW TAILORING GOODS.
At Kelly’s, Uull-stteet—Opposite Pulaski House.
THE suliecrlber hns on hand, and keeps constant
ly a splendid assortment of
CLOTHS, CA8SIMERE8,
AND SILK AND WOOLEN VESTINGS,
Which he Is prepared lo mnko to order cheap for cash or
approved credit. Helms also a large assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Linen and Cotton Shirts, Silk nnd Merino
Under-Shirts nud Drawers, Cravats, Neck Ties, Stocks,
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, und Gloves of all descrip
tions, with other articles suitablo for genllemen's wear.
Thankful for the'libcral patronage heretofore extended
to him, lie holies lo merit its continuanco.
JOHN VV. KELLY,
Owens’ Buildings, opposite the Pulaski Houso.
ffy Repairing aud Cutting dono at tbo shortest no
tice. Jnn 20
HI. D. MURPHY* 1 TAILOR.
105 BRYAN-STREET.
BEGS to lnfonn c ;hc public (to whom he Is grate
ful for tho patronage already bestowed,) that ho
still cntiUuucfl his business, and Is prepared to exc-
—— cute ull orders entrusted lo him,with despatch, In
the most raslilotmble style, and on reasonable terms also,
thnt huviug opened nillrecl communication w ith the first
houses In he same line in Now-York; ho will hnve tho
earliest reports of fashions from that city and from Eu
rope.
N. B.—Cutting and Repairing dono on tho shortest
notice. ly may 23
- YORK VVIHi; RAILING WORKS,
T)UBLIG ATTENTION Is Invited to a new iniprove-
X ment In manufacturing Iron Railings, Grating, Jtc~
mndo from Iron Rods and Wrought Iron, designated
WIRE RAILING. ^ *
Jt Is tho most BEAUTiruL enclosure for public and
private grounds, farms, cemeteries, balconies, veraudabs,
arbor*, etc_ etc.
WINDOW GUARDS AND GRATING,
For stores, dwellings, lunatic asylums: prison*, steafh-
ships, 4ic. Iron Bedsteads, vr 1th wire tacking, tree guards,
coal nnd ore screens, and n variety of articles too numer
ous to mention, which this Invention Is susceptible of;
ttowemlna convenience* never before known, resulting
from the Improvement for which this article was patent
ed. For elegance, combined With strength, for the beauty
of Its iunumerable variety of design*, and especially for
It* cheapness, (at one-half leu than cast Iron,) It la alto-
S ether unrivalled by any thing a* yet offered to the pub-
c. Tho plan of crossing tho rods Is so contrived that
each binds tbo other, and thus a natural support Is given
to each Individual port of tho wholo structure. It is be
lieved that fabrics formed of the largest wire, and manu
factured In this manner, will endure at least five times the
violence that 11 Cast Iron Railing In ordinary use Is capa
ble or withstanding. Prices vary from 30 centa to $3 per
lineal foot. The subscriber also manufacture*
WIRE FENCES,
. —j ■ -*’ ete, guar-
becoming
. . „ .’lightness
of appearance and elegance or form; being Imperccntlblo
.at a short distance, tho view Is thus uninterrupted, the
prospect uninjured, nnd tho beauty of landscape unlm-
K lrcd. The fence is inndo on an entirely new plnn, be-
5 portable, yet secure. Tlio whole may be taken down
and transported with tho samo facility ns ordinary Iron
rods. Prico from $1,50 to $3 per red, Including Iron
Pots, from 13 to 10 feet apart.
Inquiries or orders addressed to Uio Proprietor, wUl
meet with prompt attcnUon.
JOHN B. WICKERSHAM,
240 Broadway, N. Y.
VV’Akziiorsa—240 Broadway.
VV’orks—Now-York Wire Railing Worka,50nnd 01
LcwlMtrect.
N. B.—Silver Medal awarded by Amerfcnn Institute,
1850. Bronze Medals awarded by F rnnkUn Institute, 1847
and 1848. mf 3m novlO
CHEAP CASH STORE. .
B LACK Satin DeChlne, Fancy Plaids; Psrodl Mantil
las; Furniture Dimity: 10-4,11-4 and 13-4 Counter
panes: 10-4 and 12-4 Family Blankets; 10-4 Allendale
Sheeting; just received per Alabama, and for sale by
Jan 20 M. PREN DERG AST It CO,
30,000
PAHtS PLANTilTION DROGANS,
03^ 108 BRYAN-STREET. ,/TB
•ff&l THE Subscribers have received their F’nJI sup*
VH4 Ply of NEGRO BROGANS uud HOUSE BKR
I ft; VAXT BOOTS and SHOES, of Southern und
Northern manufacture. These Shoes hnve been
mode to order EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,
which will enable them to give the 1!EST bargains to
Planters and Factors ever offered In this clly.
Also—A largo nnd well-selected stock of Ladles’,
Gent’* nnd Children’s BOOTS nnd SHOES, of N. York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore make, comprising every
stylo uud quality. Wo flatter ourselves that wo can show
tho lurgest nnd best selected stock of BOOTS nnd SHOES
now offered lu Savannah, and wo rue determined to he
undersold by no house lu tbo city. Wo would respect
fully Invite our customer*, and stranger* visiting the city,
to call nnd examine our stock.
Jnn 20 O. JOHNSON 4c CO., 108 Bryan-st.
ANOTHER SUPPLY,
By fate arrivals, we have received tho follow
ing articles: Ladies’ Enamelled Jenny Lind
Shoes, do. Union Boots, do. F’ront Laced Gai
ters, Misses' Union Boots, do. Slips, Ties, and
Buskins; Gent’s Gaiters, do F'ine Boots.
Bo sure aud call ut the right place.
Jun 20 K. F. WOOD It CO., Gibbons’ Building.
m
LADIES* GAITEll llOUTK,
tOgy* RECEIVED by the subscriber, and for
ste| sale low: Ladles Gaiter Boots, Walking
Shoes and India Rubbers: Gentlemen’s
Water-proof Boots; Cork Sole do, and
India Rubber Over-Shoes. Always on- hand, a general
OMnrtnient of Shoes and Hoots, of every size and quality.
All lu wont, are respcctfrilly invited to call.
W. IIEIDT,
Jan 20 Corner Broughton nnd llnmard-directs.
PLANTATION BROGANS.
THE LARGEST NT4JCK OF SHOES
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET!
OK AAll PAIRS NEGRO BROGANS.
iJ.uUu 3,000 pnlrs Women’s Leather Boots.
500 do. Men's Kip Boots.
ALso-An assortment or EVERY KIND OF SHOES
for family use. As wo arc determined to sell nt a very
small advance. Planters nnd others would do well to cx-
amino ourstock before purchasing elsewhere.
E. i\ WOOD 4c CO-
Jango Gibbon’s Building.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
S UCH Hm been the demand lu this Market for Clothing
nt wholesale by Country Merchants, we have been In
duced to fit up nnd fill one of our Lolls with READY
MADE CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING
GOODS, which wo now offer nt
WHOLESALE ONLY.
Dealers will nt once see tlio advantage of selecting from
a LARGE STOCK, where the sizes are not broken by
constantly retailing from It. Wo do not confine ourselves
to any one particular market in getting our CLOTHING,
but tako advantage of several ortho Northern markets.
Hata und Cupti.
Wo shall contlnuo as heretofore, tlio WholosaloIIat
and Cap Business, nud by connecting the two branches,
feel confident can giro better bargains In either branch
than were before offered In this city. Our stock is now
complete, to which wo most respectfully Invite nn exnml-
•—* • ’** Congress nud 75 81.
nation before purchasing, at Nos. 155 C01
Jullan-strcets, Gibbons’ Block, Savannali.
jnn 20 ,v *
■nun, Go.
LYON 4t REED.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
T HE Undersigned hnve ou band and offer for Mis at
the lowest market prices, a woll assorted sleek of-
Housekeeping Goods, comprising—
4-1,5-4, <H 8-4, 1CM and KM Bleached and Brown
Sheetings.
6-4, M nnd KM Linen Sheetings.
4-4 Irish Linen, warranted pure flax, of diflbront prices
and qualities.
Hiicknbuck, Birds’ Eye, Scotch and Russia Diaper.
Dowlas, Crash and Damask Nopklna.
8-4, llM aud 13-4 Brown and Bleached Damask Tablo
Cloth.
0-4.7-4 nnd 84 Colored Table Covers.
Cloth Tublo nnd Plano Covens kc. 4tc.
EINSTEIN 4c ECKMAN,
Jnn 20 151 Congress-street.
NOTICE.
T HE Subscriber on account of 111 'health, desire* to
dispose of her entire stock of Dry Goods, either at
wholesale or retail. Any person wishing to embark In
this business, will find a good opportunity to do to*—
The stock is mostly fresh goods, purchased in Philadel
phia and Ncw-York this Fall, for cash, and will be told
at a bargain to any one offering cosh or good paper/—
Tlio Stand, comer of Broughton nnd Bnrnnrd-atreota, will
ulso lie turned over to the purchaser of the stock; and
there is not a better one for a Fancy Dry Goods store
In Savannah.
dec 8 MARY IllLZllEIM.
C ARLYLE’S LIFE OF JOHN STERLING.
Examples of Lifo aud Death: by Mrs. Sigourney.
Homainathy: an examination or IU Doctrines and Evi-
dcuccs: by W. Hooker.
No Such Tiling as Fall: by Alice B. Neal.
Schoolcraft’s Personal Memories of a Residence of 30
years with the Indian Tribes. 1 vol. 8vo.
Schoolcraft’s American Indians—their history, condi
tion nnd prospects. 1 vol. 8vo.; plates.
Captains of iho Old World: by W. Herbert.
Tho Old Guards orNnpoleon.
Nicaragua; Its People Scenery, kc.; by E. G. Squier.
Godey’s Lady’s Book for January, 1852.
Purtnln’* Mngnzino for Jnnuarj', 1852.
The Fall of Poland s by Saxton.
Jan 20 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
I iJIE LONDON ART JOURNAL, for January, 1852,
. containing “The Dangerous Playmate,” “The Cava
lier’s Pets,” “Night and Morning,” “The Cardinal Vir
tues,” “Selections from Retz,” with various other En
gravings, rrotn tho best musters and In the highest stylo
of nrt. Prico 75 cents per number, or $0 per annum.
Published monthly.
Stephens' Lectures on tho History of France. 8vo.
Tho Inconographic Encyclopedia, in 4 rols^ large vo
lumes, 8vo n and 2 volumes quarto; plates. Re-published
from tho European edition, at lew thnn half price.
Dickson’s Letters on Life, 81eep, Pnln, 4cc. 12mo.
Wesley nnd the Methodists, by Isaac Taylor. 12mo.
Smith's Natural History or tho Human Species, with
many plates.
Tho Old Guard of Napoleon. New supply.
Jan 22 W. THORNE WILt!AM8.
S ugars, crackers, buckets. ituobAft*, kc.—
20 bbls. Stuart’s Crushed Sugar; 15 do. do. Powdered
do.: 20 boxes Loaf do.: 50 do. Crackers—Butter, Sugar,
Soda; 50 dozen Painted Palls; 50 dozen Painted Unlxtlo
Brooms; 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch; In store and for
sale by SWIFT, DENSLOW k CO.
•jail 22
nnd Plated Ware, Mirrors, Window Glue, kc. A
frill supply of ibis useful article for sale by
Jang) COLLINS fc BULK LEY.
D RE8S GOODS.—Colored F'rencli MorinoVTlilbotand
Coburg Cloths; solid colons printed nnd French nnd
English Mousllns do Lnlncs; black nnd colored Silks;
F'rencli, English nnd American Prints; for salo cheap by
jnn 15 DaWlTT fc MORGAN.
/"I LOTUS, Ci. , —— - -—-
\J American Cloths, In assorted colors,
slmeres,Satinets, Kentucky Joans, Fancy Tweeds, 04
Checkered Cloaking*, for children’s wear, 4cc. For sale by
jnn 15 LaROCHE, BOWNL It CO.
SAVANNAH DRY DOCK.
To Ship Owners, Masters and Consignees of Vessels
T HE Suscrllicr respectfully Informs thorn that tho SA
VANNAH DRY DOCK I* now In successful ’opera
tion, and It la calculated to tako lu slilpsof any clou from
100 to 1500 tons burthen. It Is 230 foot long nnd 05 feet
wide, and complete In every particular. A largo gang of
workmen Is employed aud a largo supply of materials Is
ou hand, so that vessels cun be repaired with aa much
despatch as In any olhor port. Pump nnd Block Making
aud Smith’s work dono on tlio premises, nnd every effort
made to ensure economy nnd fidelity to thoso who [may
favor tho Dock with tholr business.
D. P. LANDERSHINE,
Agent and Superintendent,
feb 24 ly ‘ Lnto of Marsh’s Dock, Charleston.
TlFE’8 8CIJEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
Asuporlatlvo Ipnlc, diuretic, nidl-dls|>eptlc, nnd
Monuucut-aq.
C RAPF5 SHAWLS.—Ilalr nnd Emb’dCrano Shawls,
Crape and Cashmere Scarfs, Plain Black Bilk Scarfo,
Silk Mantillas nnd Visottes, lined and unlined, In a varie
ty of styles; also, n full assortment of long and square
Shawls, anil Misses’ School Shnwls. for sale by
dec u LaROCHE, BOWNL It CO.
and ladles'
cd Gniter Boots—a
tho manufactory, nnd... .— , , ■
Jan lfl Comer Broughton and Bamnrd-atrects.
very pretty urtlclo. All direct from
nd for sale by , .W. IIEIDT,
/HANDLES,SOAP AND STARCH.—100 boxos Bcadcl’s
I j Patent Mould Candles; 100 do. Adamantino do.; 50
do. Solar 8pcrm do,: 150 do. Family Bonn, various brands:
‘ ‘To. 1 do.; 100 do. Pearl Starch: lust rocotvod and
- J. V. CONNERAT It CO.
fVAISlNSTcRAPES nnd FIGS.—500 whole, half and
AU quarter boxos Raisins 20 kegs Malaga Grapes; <5
drum* extra Elcme F’lg*; 10 boxes lemons: 300 half boxes
Sardines; 4 cases Prunes! 10 boxes Citron; 10 cose* Canton
Ginger, 50 boxos assorted Candy—In store, nnd for salo by
j„ n 9 . J- L. CADY fc CU.
100 do. No.
for salo by
doc 24
VALE ROYAL
STEAM SAW AND FEAN ING NIIEE.
riMlE Attention of Consumers of Lumber Is respectfully
X solicited to the following described qualities nnd
kinds of Lumber uow on hnnd and for salo by the sub-
scrilKTs, viz: ....
First and second quality Planed, Tongued nnd Grooved
Board*, y t , 1, 1}», IX, l}(, and IX inch Uiick, from 0 to
14 Inches wide.
Planed and Edged Weather Boards, *i, *1 qnd 1 Inch
thick, 0 to 14 inches wide; second quality Weather
Boards, X, X nud I inch thick, 0 to 14 inches wide—
which is sold nt a low price, and is very deslrablo for
roofing where either tin or shingles are used.
Shelving, planed and Jointed, X to IX Inch thick.
1 to IX Inch merchantable wido Boards.
1 to IX Inch second quality do. do.
Ship Plank and assorted Scantling.
A portion of tho abo vo desert lied Lumber Is well-sea
soned, nnd suitablo for Immediate use.
BIB Lumber fomlehcd to order at short notice.
Lumber, when purchased In lota of not less than 5,000
feet, will bo delivered upon any wharf In the city.
F’or engagement, apply nt the Mill, or at tho offico of
the subscriber*, 94 Bay-street,
jnn 20 W. B. GILES fc CO.
~ CHARLESTON
PREPARATORY IttEDICAE SCIIOOE.
T HE Session of tills Institution will begin on tho first
Mokday In April, and terminate on the but Satur
day In July. Tho different Choirs will bo occupied os
Anatomy nnd Physiology, by F. T. MILES, M.D.
Institutes nnd Practico of Medicine, by D. J. CAIN,
M.D.
Materia Mcdlca and Therapeutics, by F. PEYRE TOR-
CHER, M.D.
Obstetric* and Disease* of Women and Children, by h.
BEL1N FLAGG, M.D.
Tho Chair or Surgery hns been offered to a gentleman
now In Europe, who, it is hoped, wiU accept it. Should
be not do so. It will be filled bclore tho tiino appointed
for opening tlio School.
Clinical Instruction will bo given at tho Marino Hospi
tal and Alms House, by Drs. D. J. CAIN and J. F'OllD
PRIOLEAU.
During tho session of tho Medical College of tho Stato
of South-CaroHnn, members or tho Clow wIII be examined
regularly on Iho lectures delivered In that Institution.
Tlio Students will be shown cases among tbo patients
of tlio Teacher*, and such as can lie taken to tho lecture
room will there bo exhibited lo them and explained.
Tlio most distinguished Surgeons in the city have pro.
mlsed, whenever they can do so conveniently, to perform
'’StffiiW'. a MITCHELL, .ho h.,0
each a largo obstetrical practice, will (ns well as the
Teacher*,] give tqo Students access to nil or heir cue* of
this description which thoy can with propriety be allowed
10 In short, nmplo opportunities will ce afforded for ao.
aulring practical ns well ns theoretical knowledge or tho
nrofession. Her Mortuary Statistics prove that Charles
ton possesses n salubrity ordlmnlo enjoyed by very fow
cities In iho world, nnd stranger* are no longer deterred
from visiting her In tho summer. Board and Lodging
can be obtniued from $3.50 to $5 n week.
Terms, fifty dollar*, Including examinations during tho
winter. eoth—Al Jnn 23
L INEN AND COTTON 8HEETINGS.-84, KM and
124 Linen and Cotton Sheeting; 44,54 und 04 Lin
en and Cotton Pillow Case; 34 nnd 44 English and French
Furniture Chintzes; 34 and 44 Furniture Dimity; 84.
04,104,114 nnd 124 Marseilles Quilts; 104, 114 and
124 super Whitney Blankets; awl a fine assortment of
Scotch und Iluckabuck Diapers; for salo by
Jnn 20 AIKIN fc BURNS.
I T'RESH TEAS, fcc.—50 diesis choice Green and lliaclc
. Teas: 30 boxes Sperm, 10 do. Patent, 50 do. Ada-
innntlne, 30 cases Penn’s (In G pound boxes) Candles; 20
lioxcs Italian Maccaronl; 100 lbs. Nutmegs; 50 do. Mocc;
50 E. D. Chase’s wholo, half and quarter boxes Raisins,
now Currauts, Citrons, Figs, and Malaga Grapes; Just re
ceived-by
Jnn SB W. W. GOODRICH. .
M ANUFACTURED TOBACCO.-Recdrcd on con
signment, nnd for role, a large lot or best brands or
Richmond Mnnufoctiuod Tobacco, Including P. Robin
son’s celebrated extra flno Honey Dow, and common
brands, In wholo and half boxes, nt lowest manufactu
rers’ prices, by BAM’L. HOYT fc CO.
Jnn 0
C 1ASIIMERES AND DaLAINFIS.—In addition to our
I late supply, wo have received more DeLolnes Cssh-
mcres, Poplins, Alpacas, Brocnde, Lustre, and other
Dress Goods, of the most superior qualities and styles,
which are offered for sale at wholesale and retail, at re
markably low price*.
Jnn 20 JAS. BURT fc CO„ 118 Broughton-et.
D ltfcSS GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES.—AU Wool
Printed Delaines and Cashmeres; Crape and Persian
Delaines; Figured Poplins; French and English Merinos;
Fall and Winter styles or French, English and American
Prints. For sale by
feb 2 LaROCHE, BOWNE fc CO.
C ARPETING, OIL CLOTHS and MATTING.—A fine
assortment of Velvet Tapestry, 3 ply, 2 ply nnd In-
S aln Carpeting* nnd Floor Cloth*. Druggets, Rugs and
nts of every dcscrlpilon; for salo by
• ~ • AIKIN fc BJ
for YY A suporlatlvo tonic, diuretic, nntkllsixq
Invigorating Cordial; just received nnd for sale b
. { Jan 21 # W. W. LINCOLN, Monuiu
17MSII.—50 wholo nnd half bbls. Nos-1,2 and 3 Macke-
P rel; 25 whole nnd half kltts No. I Mackerel; 10
wholo and half bbto. No. \ Salmon; 29 kilt* do. do.; 500
lbs. Cholco Codfish. Just received, direct ^1" Boston,
and for salo low nt J- A. BROWN’S.
I Jan 20
D omestic goods.—34,7-8,44.54,04,840, km,
and 124 Bleached nnd Brown Starting ibid Sheeting;
Plain awl Striped Cotton Osnaburga, Marlboro’ Stripe*
nnd Plnlds, Shirting Stripes, Richmond Stripe*, fcc; 'For
snle wholesale nnd retail, nt lowest market price, by
Jnn 20 LaROCHE; BOWNE fc CO.
W w. GOODRICH bo* just received and offer* for
• role:
NEW SYRUP and HAMS.—Stuart’s, Georgia and N.
Orleans now crop Byrupe, and now Hams.
FLOUR.—75 bbls. Hiram Spilth’s and Pure Genesee,
100 hair do., 50 bbla. Baltimore Flour.
SCOTCH ALE, fcc.—Tennent’a Scotch Ale,-White
Brandy, Cherry Bounce, now Currants nnd Ralalna.
DRY GOODS—PRICES REDUCED.
S OLID Colon nnd Printed Detains nnd Cashmeres;
French and English Merinos; Poplins; French, English
nnd American Prints and Ginghams; Cloths; Cnsslmcres;
Satinets; Flannels; Blankets; Korseys; Llnsoys; &a For
sale vory low, to closo out our Winter Btodc.
fob 3 Dr WITT fc MORGAN.
TO ARCHITECTS AND MECHANICS.
F FTY DOLLARS will be given for tho best plan and
estimate of a WORK ROUSE, to bo attached to the
County Jail. Tho offer will bo conUnuod until tbo 1st of
March. Please address ^
jan 23 Chairman Cornice on Jail.
jnn 20
1 fc BURNS.
Nllow'Gases linen; 44’Irish Linens, Bird’s
Iluckabuck, Scotch and Russia Diaper*; Damask Dome*.
Napkins nna Towels; Damask Tablo Cloths; bleached and
brown Dnmask; F’rcnch Towels; Dowlas; ORnabnrgs;
Russia Duck, fc«v-Ali of tho nbovo Linen Goods, In
.,4
M ARBLE CLOCKS.—A variety or all kinds of Clocks,
for aalo at the lowest price*, nt
fob T HORTON fc RIKEMAN’8,116 BroUghtotnU
W HITE LEAD.—N. G.and Saugertles; also, Empire
Mills, pure, extra and No. 1 —different sized keg*,
feb 5 , For solo by A; MINIS.
C HAMPAGNE.—Heldslck fc Co, Bouche, Fltajand
^ Drouet’s Wines, quarts and pint*. For role^b^^
B * EEFlTTONOUra.—DriedTJeot; SraokediindPlckl
led Tongues. Just received by Bcbr, Gen. Wbrtb,
from Phlladeqihta, and for sale by
fob 5 A. MINIS.
B ACON AND LARD.—15 hhds. prime Bacon Bldca;
10 bbls. and 50 kegs No. 1 Leaf lard; 10 casks sugar
cured Hams; Just received and for role by
Jan 28 J. V. CONNERAT If CO.
EACH BRANDY AND SCOTCH WHISKEY.—10
bbl*. superior Old Peach Brandy; 2 hhds. very Old
Islay Whiskey; for sale by . „
Jan 23 \ J. V. CONNERAT fc CO.
TTNIVEa—Ivory Handle Table and Dessert Knives,
■ J LT h ??m|rtaaW5, Bryan-sL
