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Newspaper Page Textggsgjfea " "* - VOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1852. NUMBER 97. DAILY AND TBI-WEEKLY ’■ - BY' • '" ■ * j. L. E.OOKE & A. E. MOORE, filtr and County Prlntom. tbShmsi"”" . Daily P4p«r $8,’Tri-Weekly Iff, Per Annum. *— cam will bo order for the pn|>«rbe attended ompauled With the money, or a satisfactory AD.yBBTI8INO BATES! * lemenii.lnaertod at the following rates:— nth 80 0 10 0 Adrtriupw - roa OHB SQUAKB Or TEN LINE!, one Insertion....Wets. One Month 80 00 iwo M ...i$100 Two “ 10 00. Cr “ - 1 80 Pour “ 15 00 Hyo .«• .... 1 75 BIX “ SO 00 One Week . 3 00 One Year 30 00 for advertisements not exceeding lire lines, three- Knr udvortUemonta not exceeding lire lines, thi Legal ndvcrtlroments lrinertcd* at the* uaiial’ ratesfond strict core taken that they be published according to law. All advertisements from transient persona or strangers, to bo paid for In advance. • The privileges of yearly advertisers will bo confined rlsrldly to their regular business, and all oilier advertise ments, not pertaining to tbelr regular business, as agreed Nearly advertisers exceeding in their advertisements the averago number of lines agreed for, will bo charged at proportional rates. No ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE INSERTED ORATUI- TOOstT.* All advertisement* for charitable Institutions and re ligious societies, 1 will'bo chargod hair price. try" All advertisements sent to this office without di rections as to tho number of insertions, will bo published dally, until ordered to bo discontinued, and charged ao- daily, until •si <SnttraI Bnbevtfuminta. letters directed to this office, or the Editors, must be jpost paid, to entitle them to attention. H,—Each Citation by the Court or Ordinary, that application has been mode for Letters of Administration, mustbe published thirtt days at toast. . Notice by Bxecutors and Administrators for Debtors and Creditors to render in their accounts, must bo' pub lished six weeks. Sales or Beal Estate and negroes, by Executors, Ad ministrators, and Guardians, must bo published FORTY DAYS before tho day or sale. These sales must be mado at the Court llouao door of the county in which the prop erty Is -.Ituatc, and on the flrst Tuesday of tho month, between tho hours of ten In tho mornlug and four in the afternoon. No sale from day to day is valid, unless so expressed In the advertisement. Applications by Executors, Administrators and Guardi ans to the Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell Real Estate or Negroes, must bo published TWO MONTHS. Boles of personal property (except negroes) of testnto and Intestate estates, by Executors and Administrators, must bo advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executors and Administrators for Let ters Dlsmlssory, must bo published BIX MONTHS. Application for foreclosure of Mortgages on Real Eststo, must uo advertised once a month for FOUR MONTI18. Orders of the Court of Ordinary (accompanlod with a copy of tho bond of agreement) to make titles to land, must be advertised throe months at least. ShorHT’* sales, Undor executions regularly granted by tho Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—under mortgage executions, SIXTY DAYS—sales or perishable property, undor order of Court, must bo advertised, geu- craHr.TEN DAY8 before the day of sale. Pcnfleld, Urceno Comity, ( STUDIES. T HE Studies In this University are:—A Theological Course of three yoars, designed for those who' are preparing for tho Gospel Ministry ; A Colleglnte Course of four yoars, equal to that of other Colleges In tho country: A Scientific Course ofthroo years, including, with some additions, all the studies of tho Collegiate Course except tho Ancient Languages ; An Academical Course, Including whatever la necessa ry to prepare for admission Into College. ADMISSION. The regular llroo for the admission of Students, Is at the opening or tho Poll Torm; tho lost Wednesday In August, Candidates for admission Into tbo Colleglato Course mustpustalna.satisfactory examination on Geography,; Arithmetic, English, Latin and Greek. Grammar, Cmsar, Virgil, Cicero's Select Orations, and Jacob’s Greek Read er t and must bo at least fourteon years of age. Candidates for admission Into the Scientific Course must sustain-a satisfactory examination on Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Simple Equations In Algebra, and two books In Geometry; and must be at least sixteen years of ago. EXPENSES. . Tuition. . Spring Term. FallTerm, In Tiikolooical Seminary,....Nothing Nothing. In Colleoe, 835 00 815 00 Scientific Course, 35 00 15 00 In Academy— Preparatory Class,.. 35 00 15 00’ Second “ 20 00 18 00 Third “ 15 00 0 00 Elementary “ 10 00 fl 00 Room Rent. 0 00 4 00 Contingent Expensos, 3 00 1 00 These expenses are required to be pnld in advanco. From Students who lodge In the College buildings, fifty dollars will be received as foil payment for tho tuition fees, room rent, and contingent expenses of the year. The price of Board In the village Is 810 per month; of washing, room-rent, and foel, 83. COMMENCEMENT AND VACATIONS. The Commencement is held on tho last Wodnetday In July. There are two Vacation^, dividing the year into two terms, as follows t First Term—from last Wednesday In August to Decern* ber 15th. Winter Vacation—from December 15th to February 1st. Beoond Term—lh>m flrst day of February to Com mencement. - . Summer Vacation—from Commencement to last Wed nesday in August. B. M. SANDERS, Secretory of the Board of Trustees. Any Mend, by application to Dr. J. L. DAGO, Preal- dent of the University, will rccclvo a catalogue, contain ing tho course or studies, and all other necessary Infor mation. B. M. S. sept 18 lam—12rao SWIFT. DENBLOW St CO., Dealer* In tirocerle** Provision* FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. COUNER EAT AND WHITAXES-STEEETf. ' I E. O'liVltNE, at tavlor’s ruildino—market wharf, Keeps constantly on hand a supply of. Crockery-Ware, Groceries* dec. dec* J. L. OLIVER, Fashionable Boot manufacturer, NO.SEVENTEEN BULL-STEEET, NEAR MONUMENT-SQl'ARE. Cork-Solo, Wator-Proof, Ilumlug, Military, Patent Leather, Walking, Dress, and Pump-Solo Boots: Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes. Pumps,' Slippers, Are n mado to order In the noatcat and most fashionable manner, of warranted materials, and by tho most experi enced and careful workmen. WYLLY & WRIGHT, General Agents and Brokers* For Ibo Solo of RealEstatr,Negroes,b any description Perianal Property. OFFICE, CORNER BULL-8T. AND BAY-LANE, fob S3 Savannah, Georgia. T. PORTER’S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM. T HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of Informing his friends and the citizens of Savannah, that he Is now opening THE MOST SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING ever offered in this elty. The prices, in plain figures, are marked upon ench article, and no deviation, and at tbe remarkable low prices that the goods ore marked, the subscriber feels confident will be appreciated by a generous public. In part are the following Goods be has In store, to witt . • { Highly Interesting Statistics* We are Indebted to the Superintendent or the Census for the opportunity of placing our readers In possession of the followingJTablo, exhibiting, In a luminous arrange ment, facts ot great Interest, andmmany instances really surprising, anas rapidity of Increase of population llio like of which was probably never before soon upon earth. Population */ tks principal Citlee and Towns in the United States. Kith their decennial increase per cent. from 1630 to 1850. I if Bangor, Me^ Portland, 4aft&ni Manchester, N.H., Boston, Moss...... LowolH, ........ Salem, lloxbury, Charles to wtq..... Worcester....... New-Bedford,.... Cambridge,.— ... Lynn, Springfield, Taunton, Providence, R. L. Now-Haven, Conn Norwich, KoMijisrw Brooklyn........ Albany, Buffalo, Rochester, Williamsburg,... Troy,. Syracuse, Utica, :.... Poughkeepsie,... 7,222 Lockport, Oswego,.... Newburgh,. Kingston, NewarkjN. J.... Paterson, New Brunswick,- Phlta’phisolty,Pa Philadelphia co’y excluslvo of city Pittsburg, Allr 12,593 3,980 3,773 877 61.393 0,474 13,893 5,217 8.783 <173 7,503 6,078 <138 8.784 0,042 *“ 5,161 TfiH 197,119 15.394 34,200 8,068 <307 Kin 11,550 <333 Lancaster, Wilmington, Del. Baltimore, Md;.. ... Washington, D.C. 18,836 Richmond, Vo... 6,055 .3,703 6,424 4,170 10,053 <831 80,462 103,335 1<568 2,801 5,856 7,704 8<6s5 Norfolk,.... Petersburg,. .... Wheollng, Charleston,' 8.0.. Savannah, Go.... Mobile, Ala. New-Orlfaha,La. Lafayette......... Memphis, Tonn.. Nashville,......'. Louisville, Ky... Cincinnati, Ohio. Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton,.... Chllllcolhe,. Zanesville....... Madison, la. Chicago, ill...... Detroit, Mich.... 8L Louis, Mo.... Milwaukee, Wli. 0,814 8,332 <270 3,194 49,820 5,566 10,341 34J331 3,435 1,076 3,050 3,846 3,094 2,222 4,977 Sj®7 15,918 5,314 5,141 3,335 03,383 90,796 15,083 9.089 11,484 7,497 13,087 8,400 9.307 10,085 7,045 23,171 12,000 7,SKW 0,468 313,710 30.333 33,721 16,313 30,101 5,004 10.334 1<782 10,006 0,125 4,605 8,033 5,824 17,200 7,500 8,603 03,605 164,373 91,115 10,080 8,410 8,417 8.307 103,318 33,304 30,153 10,020 11,136 7,885 30,301 11,214 12,072 102,103 3,207 3,036 6,030 91,310 40,338 6,048 0,071 6,067 3,077 4,700 3,708 4.470 9,103 1<400 1,712 30,815 m 130,871 33,383 30,264 18,364 17,216 17,040 10,443 15,215 14,257 11,700 10,441 41.513 30,345 10.305 13,555 515,507 00,838 50,703 43.301 36,403 30,780 28,785 23,271 17,505 13,044 13^23 13.305 11,415 10,333 38.™’' 1U 13,387 121,370 287,380 40,001 21.301 15,718 13^05 13,070 109,054 40,001 27,482 14,320 14,010 11,391 43,085 18,000 20.513 110,401 14,100 8,830 10,478 43,106 115,430 17,883 17,034 10.077 7,100 7,029 8,005 30,003 91,010 77,800 20,001 200J) 20.70 33.51 30.25 208.87 52.1 221.22 8A4 73.22 30.75 70.05 52.0 01.02 20.53 37.65 21.37 40.20 33.84 58.04 35.37 3059 110.11 1105 350.04 07.3 72.58 30.05 39.00 57.85 51.72 08. 200.10 43.01 9.25 so. o’ 34.1 232.83 11.26 33.81 40.45 53.57 200.74 105.09 m 24.48 105.1 80.0! 14857 40451 105.00 30.74 54.04 0758 30.77 54.77 50. 330.67 4050 0052 3455 102.04 40.01 127.41 30.03 80.03 52.2 7.1 3057 70.15 50.08 415 43.14 6355 107.26 50.53 132.03 37.41 3055 35.04 101.02 27.78 75.7 124.05 40.20 5453 74.83 120.7 110.73 8755 46.0 07.07 05.23 715 30.30 31.19 255 44.40 40.9 43.91 0457 1059 342.46 330.27 5151 103.03 140.11 105.08 18057 80.02 7853 66.30 110.70 570.31 130.03 372.75 1071.78 JOHN POOLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PAINT AND OIL STORE, SAVANNAH, OA. No* 11 Wlittaker-Rtreet* K EEPS constantly for sale—WHITE LEAD, Pure Nos. 1 and 3 English do. GROUND PAINTS: Black, Yellow, Brown, Chrome Green, Paris Green, and Prussian Blue. DRY PAINTS: Venetian Rod, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow Ochre, Red Lead, Litharge, Paris and Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, Chrome Yoflow, Umber. Terra de Sienna, Drop Black, and A VARIETY OF FANCY COLORS. Linseed Oil., Sperm do- Neatsfool do-and SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, Whtto-Wnsh BRUSHES, Paint. Var nish. Graining, and Artists’ do., Window and Picture GLASS, or all qualities, from 6bv8 to 32by40j Copal, Ja pan. Light and Dark Coach VARNISH, MIXED PAINTS of oil kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Fire-Board Prints and Borders. C3T The above articles will bo sold on reasonable terms. House* Siffn and Skip Painting: Done lu_a workmou-ltko manner, and at reasonable prices* Jan 20 98 BRYAN STREET. FALL AND WINTER GOODS w rpilE Subscriber has Just received his well-assorted X stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of English, French and German Cloths { English, French and Bcotch fancy and black Cnsslmeres; also, a large and splendid variety or Vostlngs, consisting of fancy Silks, Batins, and Worsted, black utid figured do- ana black embroidered do—which ho Is prepared to tnnko to order In tho most fashionable style, nud on accommo dating terms. Ho has also received a select assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, for men and boys. Together with a large aud choice supply of HATS and CAPS, mado up In the most fashlouable style, and to his own order, oct 4 PHILIP KEAN, 08 Brynn street. ACIDULATED FU1J1T-11UOP8* F LAVORED with Bnnann, Pine Apple, Strawberry, Raspberry, Green Gage, Orange, Jnrgouel Pear, Ver- golout Pcnr, Ate, Ate. These Drops have the pure, rich flavor of tho fruit in the highest slate or perfection, and are outlroly free from all noxious Ingredients. Just re ceived, per steamer, and for sale by YV. W. LINCOLN, mar 18 Monument-square, NOTICE. A VARIETY of articles In the Papier MachO, Pearl in- xjl laid, and pnlntod work, such as Desks, Work Boxes, Glove do., Watch, Jewelry and Card do.; also 1 lino Pearl do. value §100—all of which I will positively sell at cost rather than summer thorn. Call, ladies and gentlemen, and make selections early, as 1 huvo sold more than 1 anticipated In the post two weeks, and as there is a few weddings yet to bo consummated, call whllo the choice remains good, at G. M. GttlFFEN’8, mar 31 Lalo M, Eastman’s. ATTENTION I THE NEWEST AND RICHEST Winter and Early Spring Goods FOR GENTLEMEN'S IVEARI CHARLES A. SMITH de CO, No, 1 Old State House, Boston, B EG Leavo to invite gentlemen vlalttng Boston to examine their LARGE STOCK, most or which has been selected by a gentleman of great experience A8 A BUYER, from the principal Manufacturers of ENGL * GERMANY, and FRANCE, and Imported to Our Ordor* •Ratio o decrcaso 359. T an act O REQUIRE all Wills of personal property, to be executed and proved In the some mnnncr ns Is now prescribed by law. for tho execution and proof of Devises of real estate. 8xo. 1. Be ft enacted by the Senate and House of Reprc - stntativet of the State of Georgia in General Assembly net, and it U hereby enacted by the authority of the tame, That from and after the flrst day or Juno next, all Wills and testaments of personal property shall bo in writing and signed by tbe party so willing and bequeathing tbe some, or by some other person In his presence, and by his express directions, and shall bo attested and subscrib ed in the nroscnco of the said testator by throo or four crodiblo witnesses, or else they shall be utterly void aud ornonoffecL Sue. 2. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of laws now of force In tali State, aud applicable to tho Revocation of devises of real estate, shall extend to YVillaund testaments of persou- OVERCOATING, In ENGLT8H, VENETIAN. FUR, BEAVER, LABRA DOR (water-proof) BEAVERS, FINE CLOTH FINISH REAVER, vfHITNEY’i DUFFEL’S, FRENCH CAS TORS, KOSSUTH REVERSIBLE—an entirely now stylo for Top Coals, for DRESS AND FROCK COATS, CLOTHS from tho most celebrated makers In French, German and English, of RARE AND BEAUTIFUL COLORS, nnd rich and superior finish. PANTALOONERx AND VESTINGS; Over THREE HUNDRED different styles of each, of such variety and bcuuty that they cannot fall to please the most refined and oxqnlalto taste. 1 CUTTING DEPARTMENT. We havo In tho different Cutting Departments, men who, for skill and taste, are acknowledged by Thousands to huvo no competitors. We trust tho inducements wo shall offer to those who favor us with a coll, will secure a selection by them from our Stock of Goods which is not surpassed, or equalled. In any similar establishment in this or any other city In THE UNION! AUofwhlchwUlbe manufactured with our personal at tention as to Fit. Style, Superior Workmanship, bt Trimmings, Winch has secured for us tho large and constantly in creasing patronage which we now ei\]oy, and at prices that cannot fall to please. OHAS. A. SMITH & CO., fob 0 s—o3m No. 1 Old State House, Boston. I»C. 3.' And be it further, enacted by the authority •hereby personal property. Sxo. 4. And be it further enacted by the authority eforuaid, That this act shall not bo construed to extend to nuncupative wills. 8xo. 5. -4fid be it further enacted by the authority a/erMafd, That as xoon as this act shtdl bo pnssod. It shall be tho dutv of the Governor to causo tho samo lobe pub- llMJed In throo or more of the public Gazettes of this otsto, nt least once In every week until the flrst day of June next, and that all laws and parts of laws militating fgzlnst the provisions of this act, bo and tho same are hereby repealed. Approved 21st January, 1852. Jel fob" AN ACT to render valid all records made or othor official acts done In certain cases therein specified. WnxKKAi doubtt have been suggested or tho legality or nil records mado or other official acts done by persons who were Clerks of the Court of Ordinary slnco the pass- egeofnu nct “entitled an act to nltor and amend the Conitltutlon of the State of Georgia.’’ 8zcnop 1. Re it enacted by the Senate and House of HtpreeentaUveo of the State of Georgia in General Ae~ t . emi *£ el ' an< M i* hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That nil records mado or other official acts done by My former clerks of the Court of Ordinary slnco tho film 2 ir. e f® m .t ier » 18sl i ho and (he same are hereby mode val d to all Intents and purposes, and that any cxemplifl- catlon of said records, executed In due form, shall be foil State! 8 M orldenco * tt 1111 courts of law and equity in ■ A PPraveil 2M January, la THE WORLD’S FAIR PBEMIUM SAFES. Depot* Green Block* AVnter-Mtreet* (BETWEEN maiden lane and wall-street,) NEW-YORK. T HE Subscriber placed his FIRE AND BURGLAR- PROOF IRON SAFE In competition with the whole world at tho great exhibition In Loudou, for which lmpnrtlul Jury nwnrdod n modal. The American Fair, held last fall nt Castle Garde also awarded to him a gold medal for tho best Flre-prool Safe, aud ho has never failed to obtain tho highest pre mium when his Safe has been put !u competition with others for that purpose. Certificates havo been received from tho following well-kuown mercantile houses, who havo had tholr books, papers and monoy preserved In those superior Safes within the last thirty days, (and can, with many others, bo seen at my stare.) viz: Messrs. Sllllwoll & Montrose, and Mr. J. L. Wutklus, in tho Fill- ton-street fire; Messrs. Fishor Sc Robinson, and Messrs. John lx>ckwood Sc Co^ In tho great fire corner of Llborty and Nassnu-stroets, and Messrs. Proud Sc Bowman, lu Jersey City. I am tho proprietor of HALL’S PATENT LOCK, which obtained a medal (In the name of Adams Sc Co- Boston,) at the World’s Exhibition, and Is considered tho host Lock for tho price, over Invented, being proof ogulnt powder, and the Key is no larger than a cent, and can be mado changeable. I Invito all purchasers to a close and careful Invostlgn- tlon before purchasing, aud docldo for themselves, who makes tho best Fire, Burglar nnd Datnp-Proor Safes combined. SILAS C. HERRING, Nos. 135, 137, nnd 139 WuteMtreet, Now-York. Aoknts : John Farrel, 34 Walnut-street, Philadelphia; O. L. Harmon, Chicago, lit.; Ilonry Williams, Mllwaukle, WIs.; Fry Sc McCnndfsh, Richmond, Vn. ws npr 7 JJualncaa GLuvDb. HAMILTON Sc HARDEMAN, Factor* and Commission Merchants* No. 83 Bay-Street. CHAS. r. HAMILTON. TUOMAX ItAKDKMAN. HARDWICK Sc COOKE, Factors and Commission Merchants* , No. 102 Ban-Strut. ». x. Hardwick. johno. cooks. L. rOBIDER, [rsoM farm] Fashionable Boot and Shoe-Maker* Importer of French leather, WniTAKSR-STRSBT—orPUSlTB XMBTS* BUILDING. I lor, ?E. CLOTHING, N-STREBT. PHILIP! Draper and 1 AND DEALER INREADTA PBNftXLD’s BANOE—KO.06 . ROBERT D. WA Marble and Stone TT ST. JAMES-SQ’R, SOUTH XipS TX Grave Stones, of Italian and I™. Mantle Piece*, and Berlin Grate^jil —, lugs. Ornamental Iron Railings, fee, furnished to order. ifaeturer* . , CHOaCH, YORK-ST. ‘IftMarble; Marble se.Stoue, for build* ADAM 1B8L. Master s nil FIRST DOOR WEST Of ST. A*T Will take contracts for Building ti of overy description. R. It J. LACK . Engineers and Ml IRON Sr BRA8S FVL Canal-Street—Near tbe-Oeual Lock. R. LACULUON. J J. LACULISON. ■VTEW GOODS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS^-Rlee and It Pea Boilers; Tea Balls, an excellent article; Egg and Mustard Spoons; Toast Irons; Fish Kettles; Jelly Moulds; Salad Spoons und Forks: Gas-light Torches,a very useful article; Plated Soup Ladles ? flrtttannia Su gar Pots; Seaweed Table Mata; together with a fresh sup ply or Ladles’India Rubber Gloves. Just received and for sale by COLLINS Sc BULKLEY, fob 14 Bryan-street. Lard, Leroy brands Flour, and 10 bags Green Rio Coffee, for rale cheap for cash, by G. M. WILLETT Sc CO. r QILK AND LINEN HOSIERY.-Just received, a targe O assortment of fancy colored. Silk half IIom: also Brown Linen—for sale by ROBINSON It CAMP. apr6 At Gaudry’s Buildings. T) RICK.—20,000 hard burnt Paring Brick; for sale by 13 anr 1 E. W. BUKER. S HERRY,—10 quarter casks, tandlngfrom barque Ella for sale by [marOj A. M1N18. Wrights* •DERS, 1 AY.—300 bales prime Eastern Hay, landing per brig John Marshall and for sole by IRON AND BRASS tCASTBRN WIIARr—BAY-ST. A. ponc2J? JglllCjL—LgXJO Bricks, landing per brig John Marshall »p*0 r ° l ’ l * l ' lbir E. W. BUKEtt. W HITE PINE LUMBER—5,000 feet W.' I'. Liim'bw, landing and for sale by aprfl ~ — r Importer Sc Manufacturer of Serars* NO. 13 WBITAKEE-atSBET, Keeps on hand a well selected 1 stock or Imported So- gars; also Manufactured Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, and all other articles usually kept in Ills line of business, which he offers ou tbe most renaooable.tenps., . nov 3 j COATS. Gents. Black Cloth Dross and Frock Coats, Olivo do do do do Brown do do do do Blpe do do do do Black Cloth Sacks and Polka Sacks, Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Olive do do do do do Shad Dr8ss do Black Doe Skin Polka Sacks, Fancy Colorcn do do Drab Cnsalmore Sacks and Polka Backs, Black Tweed do do do Green do do do do Brown do do do do Silk and Wool do do do OVERCOATS. Black and Fancy Colored Labrador Overcoats, do do Politician do do Beaver do do Castor Gold Mixed Drab Palmetto Drab nnd Blue Pilot Blue Blanket Over Sacks, Drab do do Brown do do Gold Mixed do Dove Colored do Black and Drab Mohair Sacks, Colored Camel’s Hair do PANTALOONS. Black Doe Skin Pants, Plain Black Caulmcro Pants, Fancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Black and Colored Satinet Pahts, Princo Albert Riding Cord do do do do do do do Black Batin Single and DoubleKretsied Vesta* Fancy Satin and Silk do. do Embossed Fancy Bilk do ' • do Black and Funcy Barathea do do . do Embroidered do White nnd Fancy Satin and Party do Plain Black Silk Velvet, single and double breasted, Fancy Cut do do do Fancy Cashmere do do FURNISHING GOODS. Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts. 8Hk, Lamb’s WooL and Merino Shirts and Drawers, Linen,.Jean*, and Canton Flannel do 8 k. Merino, and Colton Hair Hose, Silk, Thread, nnd Nori Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, two and three ply. GLOVES. Black, White, nnd Colored Kid Glove*. Black and Castor Riding do Cloth, Cashmere and Linod Berlin do Black, White undFancy SHk do CRAVATS. Buporflno Black Bilk and Funcy Cravats, do Fancy do, great vnrlety, White Silk and Satin Party Cravats, Black and Fancy 811k and Satin Scorfa, .. d ° . . do Opera Ties. Linen, Cambric, China Cord and Pongee Pocket Hand- kerchieft. Hats nnd Caps, a large assortment. Trunks, Patent and Sole Leather, a targe stock. Valises. Carpet Bags, &c- &c. Youths’ and Children's Clothing; tho largest and finest stock in tho 8tatc, at very low prices. .. for 8 et ‘he new store, under the St. Andrew’s Hall, on Broughtan-st., second store West of Jefferson-at. N. B. No abatement from prices tint asked. oct 0 JAMES STRATTON* GAS-F1TTEH* Of the Into Firm of STRATTON A DOBSON, formerly or No. 72 St. Julian street, begs to Inform tho Inhabitants of Savannah that his new and spacious Store Is No. 155 Broughton-sireet, first 'door West of Bnmnrd-strcet, where he has tho opportunity of keeping a large assortment of Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Burners, Pipes, nnd overy other article used In Gas-Fitting. apr 22 New Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper Manufactory, OT LOOK AT THIS! STOVES! 8T0VESII ST0VF8TI! Tho Subscribers have on hand at tho corner of Broughton nnd Joffcraon-etreets, a splendid stock or STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER WARE, which they offer at wholo- salo nnd retail. All kinds of Job Work In our line faith fully nnd promptly executed. Orders re spectfully solicited. N. B.—Having had much experience In Roofing, we are prepared to execute alt Jobs in that line lu tho latest and most approved manner, oct 13 J. H. Sc T. BISHOP. STOVES I STOVES 11 THE subscriber has Just received a number or COOKING Sc PARLOR BTC which ho will dlijwse of ou accommodating terms. Among thorn may be found tho fol lowing: Cooking Stoves—The Republic; Lady of tho Lake; Air Tight, Premium; Queen of ttho West; Empire, Premium; Eastern, Pre mium. Parlor nnd Ofilco Stovos—Union; Cot tage: Cylinder, Sheet Iron, (air light) square and oval; Six Plato nnd Box Stoves. FIOLLOW-WARE.—Pots, Kettles, Ovens, Spiders, Sauce Pans, Ac. Ac. Plain nnd Japanned Tin Ware, for sale, ana manufactured nt short nolice. Orders for Roofing, Gutters nnd Lenders attended to with punctuality. JOHN J. MAURICE, Jan 20 Nos. 10 A 12 Hnrnnrd-st. EIQJJORS, SUGARS, Ac. /ftS=^Jt40 Uhls. Stuart’s Crushed and Powdered Sugars fEpjS.3M hhds Porto Rloo and New Orleans do §aab25 bbls Clarified do whole nnd hair boxes Stuart’s refined Loaf do 100 bags prime Green Rio Coffeo 35 packots old Government Java Coffee ■IS ™ ■ ,o d ° d0 00 do Genesee, Hiram Smith’s, and other brands 85 do Sugar, Butter and Soda Crackers; Pilot Bread 275 whole and half boxes Tobacco, direct from Vlralnlt h°xes Family nnd No. 1 Sonp; 100 do Pearl Starch 150 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles, assorted 52 do Sperm Candles, 4s 6s; (best) 40 bales Gunny Bagging 100 coils Kentucky Rope, best Hemp 150 bbls Gin, Brandy, Rum and Whfski 25- do choice Monogahela lVhlafce' 10 halfpipes Otard,Di 40 casks Port Wine, some very fine 50 bbls Malaga Wlue, (sweet); 10 qr casks Sherry do 4 puncheons Jamaica and St. Croix Rum 175,000 Spanish Sogers, various brands Fine Cut nnd Smoking Tobncco, Snuff, Ac. Together wUh a foil assort mom ofartlctes Inour line. WATCHES* JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE THE Subscriber is now opening the Inrgest _.ock and greatest vnrloly or Watches, Jewel lery, Silver und Plnted Ware, over received before. Fnncy Articles of every description In nbundance. Also: Presentation Boxes, of the richest kind, varying In price from 6155 to 6100. Ladles’ Wutchcs, from 830 to 6255: Cent’s do., from 840 to 8200. Friends nud customers are Invited to call und exntnlnc. nnd if inten tion to please nnd attention to business will wnrraut, he hopes to receive a proportionate share or It. Mr. NOLTEMIER has kindly consented to remnln the W| n tcr—and If sufficiently encouraged will make It his permanent residence. His specimens on exhibition nt my store, I pronounce superior to any I havo ever be fore seen In the line of Hnlr Work. Mr. N. will be happy to wait upon nil who call, and give prices for the dUforent styles of work. G. M. OUlFi'EN, Successor to M. Eastman, 8econd corner nliovo Pulnskl House. P. 8.—Watches repaired ns usual by the best workmen In the United States. U aprfl E. W. BUKER. E. W. BUKER. H ERRING.—100 boxes, landtag per brig John Marshall and for solo by [npr 6] E. W. BUKER. R epined sugars, ac.-so bbi*. crushed, 10 bbls. Powdered, 15 boxes I.oar, and 40 bbls. Stewart’s Clarified 8ugar; 20 boxes Italian Maccarnnl; 20 bbls. 05 percent. Alcohol; ISO boxes Colgate's Soap and Starch; Just received by W. W GOODRICH. R ICE WIRE.—Just received an assortment of Rice Wire- For sale by F. W. CORNWELL, fob 37 102 Bryan-street. J UST RECEIVED, In store, 143 Broughton-street. a choice lot of Family Butter, Rio and Laguyra Coffee, Stuart’s Refined Sugars, A. B. A 0% and a few barrels English Bpllt Peas. . EDMUND WALLEN, fob 20 Two uoora from Dixon’s Confectionary. P RINTED JACONETS, Organdies, Baregv*, Tissues, Foulard Silks, Silk Muslin*. French CnllooevBril- ants, an d other styles of Ladles’ Dress Goods in great For sale by ants, - arlety. WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. I ^LOUIL—100 bbls. Howard-st. Flour, landing from schr. Woodbridgo from Baltimore, and for sale by W.WOODBRIDGE. TT AIR BROOMS, Dusting. Hearth, White Wash, Hand, JJL Scrubbing, Crumb, Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes— for sale by. F. W. CORNWELL. apr 5 103 Bryan street ARA80LS.—Plain, watered and figured Parasols, In every variety of style, with and without fringe, or sale by LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. _ eveiir variety lined and unliued, for C HAMPAGNE WINE^—35 baskets Champagne. Dou ble Grape, Just received, and In store, for sale by mar 10 W. M. DAVIDSON. I piGS and RAISINS. — 50 drums selected Figs; 5 1 whole, half nnd quarter boxes Raisins; 10 do. Laye Raisins; Just landing and for sale by • m*r 10 j. A. BROWN. T OBACCO AND SEGARS^-IOO boxes Manufactured Tobacco, assorted sizes and quality, 50 M. Sugars; u store and for sale by apr 2 BWIFT, DENBLOW A CO. f'YUANGES and APPLES.—Just received by steamer, KJ and for sale by J. A. BROWN. ■J~\OME8TlC LIQUORS.—100 bbls. E. Phelps’ Gin, 50 ±J do. Jenc’s do- 40 do. P. and H. Connecticut River do, 50 do. N. O. Rectified Whiskey, 70 do. N. E. Rum, 35 do. Domestic Brandy; landing and for sale by "iNTON, JOHNSTON A C rpOBACCO.—50 boxes Manufactured Tobacco of vari- J. ous qualities, some very superior, Just received from Richmond, Virginia, for sale by mar 30 W. M. DAVIDSON. H \ MS.—400 Reynolds’ Superior Hams, landing from schooner D. 11. Baldwin, and for sale by r 29 WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. I RON PUMPS, Load Pipe. Ac.: for sate by apr 1 F. IV. CORNWELL, 102 Dry an-st- M ACKEREL.—110 bbls No*. 1, 2 and3Mnckerel; 60 half do Nos. 1 and 3 do; 40 quarter do No. 1 do: landing and for sole by aprl 0 by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. C HAMPAGNE.—25 baskets llcldslck Wine; landing and for safe by HONE A CONNERY, mar 30 Harris’ wharf. M USTARD.—A fresh supply or English Mustard, In quarter, half nnd one pound bottles land cans; also Hudson’s superior American Mustard, liKtwo, five and ten pound cons; for solo by Jan 10 MOORE A HENDRICKSON. I TMSK’S METALLIC BURIAL CABES-Thls valuable ? article ta for sale by I. W. MORRELL A CO, Jan 17 Sole agent In this city for the Inventer. If ONONGAHELA WHISKEY;—Landing per Brig 1U Thomas Walter: 10 barrels Extra Choice old Mo- nongnhela Whiskoy; also In store, 50 barrels various qunllllos of Monongahela Whiskey; for solo by- row 10 J. V. CONNERAT A CO. fUtvctimniit. S ALT.—3,110 sacks, X Bleached anTli to the ton landing per ship Anna Dorothea, and for sale by mar 9 PADELFORD, FAY A CO. G IN, RUM, Ac.—50 bbls. Phelps’ Gin, 85 barrels N. E. Rum, 15 half Barrels No. 1 Mackerel; landing and r - -vie by u> 9 COHEN A FOSDIOK, pIULDREN’S CARRIAGES—With falling tops; » ‘ great article for children. For sale by ir 13 COLLINS A BULKLEY. npoiLET SOAPS.—A large assortment of Toilet Soaps. X In cakes: also, In pound and hair pound bars; Just I, and for sale by W.AV. LINCOLN, M oiiumont-square. S PANISH SEGARS.—ISO M. of various brands—some of very choice quality. For sale by mar 4 A. MINIS. P LANTATION STUFFS, Light CMsImere*, Linen Drills, Union Linens, Drop d’Ete, Cottonndcs, Ac. A foil assortment, Just received, mar 18 LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. I ESSENCE OF GINGER—Brown’s E«enco or Jamaica 'j Ginger, which possesses all the valuables properties of the Jamaica Ginger In a concentrated form, lust re ceived and for tale by W. W. LINCOLN, apr 5 Monument-square. D RESS GOODS.—Crape De Paree. in plain colors Rich and high colored French Organdie Muslins; Jaconet and Cambric Muslins In every variety of style, oriaitfby LaROCHE, BOWNE A CO. OT. CROlx and JAmACA"RUM.—3 puncheons very vj fine old Jsinaea Rum and 3 puncheons St. Croix Rum, In store and for sale by mar 22 W. M. DAVIDSON. rpEAS,—75 hair chests superior quality Black Tea, in ■ - ’ Abo, 25 half chcsU In store, for sale. DAVIDSON. Crfitmrl aabcrttonnrnts. > AI IJI STA ■MHBfti ^aftiSpL—w IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY OP 0E0R0IA, rpHIS COMPANY will continue to tranapor^Produco X and other Merchandise, on the.Sav(tnnalt<rirer, to andfrom Augusta, by their Iron Steamers . JOHN RANDOLPH,. Capt. PmuroT. LAMAR,. - Cnpt. Crkswkll. —AMO ALSO BY TU* STSAS**— . . AMORY SIBLEY, Capt. * 7 The latter 8teamer being of leu draught than any other on the River, insures unprecedented despatch In all stages of tbe water. Tbe Company U also provided' with fifteen Tow-Boat* and two Lighters. ... £ All Freight addressed 16 the cart of the Company, of Its Agent*, will bo received and forwarded, free of com-' missions. A. SIBLEY, President, Augusta. T. IL MILLS, Agent, Savannah, oct 10 W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Angela, LIFE INSURANCE,. “5 e ; Is now tasulng Policies for life aa well as for shorter periods. Annual rate* of Insurance on 8100 or a single life for any term of year*. Age. For 1 Year. Fori Years. For Life. 35 61,00 61,13 62.04 35 1 38 1*^3 2,75 50 1,00 2,09 4,60 . Only one-half of these amounts payable tbe first year* Profits paid back annually. Cuaelbs E. Johnson, Jr n President. Ws. D. Haywood, Vice President. James F. Jordan, Secretary. . - W. MABRY, Ageut at Brunswick., tUm—OmO WOT, H. OTcDONALB’S, GENERAL NEWSPAPER. ADVERTISING AND SUB SCRIPTION OFFICE, ■ 80 Broadway* near Well-street* NEW-YORK. mar 14[Established In 1843.] ' X 5 oz. paper*, rcceutly imported. Also, of fine quality flyson, aud 20 Cattles do. In mar 22 W.M.B P IGS FEET.—Put up Fulton Market; 10 quarter hhta- Inndlng, for sale by HONE & CONNERY, mar 22 Karri's wharf. S — PIRIT GAS LAMPS. —Glass and Britannia FliThl Lamps of various pattern*, just received sod for sale by [mar 16] COLLINS Sc BULKLEY, G IN.—33 bbls. E. Phelps’, landing and for *alo by _marl0 A. MINIS N O. WHISKEY,—200 bbta. N. O. Whiskey, for sale • toarriraby 8. OT. PETTENflILL GENERAL ADVERTISING AND SI OFFICE, mar 14 No* 10 Statost** Boston* Mass. 8. M. Pettbkoill Sc Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents, No. 10 State street, Boston, are Agents for', tbe Savannah Republican, and are authorized to recclva Ad vertisements and Subscriptions at the some ratfcs na are required at this office. Their receipt* are regarded as payments. “ TIIOHIPSOM, PECK * MIXOM, ; CASH TAILORING AND FURNISHING STORE 304 Broadway* New-York. S AMUEL A. OLDS respectfully informs bis friends and patrons of bis having made arrangements*to bo located In future with the above firm, ana solicits their patronago in tho lino or his profouion. The extensive stock of the above-named firm always embraces the aeio- set Goode of every kind for Gentlemen’s wear, which will enable him to meet tho taste of bis customers, and exe cute all orders entrusted to bis care wilh despatch and strict fidelity. OP SHIRTS made to order, in the best manner, and Karranted to Jit, 3mo—Is Jan 14 COHENS «c HERTZ. \ TOLASSES.—M hhds. Blolasses.—50 tierces N. O. LV1 Syrup, for sale by McMAHON Sc DOYLE. H “Isabel^" 54 M. Segar* of superior quality! such aa “La Yndla,’’ “Abre los ojos,” “London Size,” Ac. Also, 10,000 superior Plantation Scgnrs; for sale by mar [0 J. V. CONNERAT Sc CO. rpEAS.—100 half chests of superior Black Tea, In 4 oz^ l papers 'ea, for * W.M. DAVIDSON. JgREAD.—30 bbls. Pilot Bread; 50 do lino Navy Bread; J^LACK TEA.—Superior quality, for sale b^r ^ G REEN PAINTS.—1,000 lbs. prime Green Paint; Just received nnd for sale, at ISJg eta. per lb. mar 18 HONE A CONNERY, Harris’wharf. B ACON SIDES.—50 caskr, for sale by mnr22 WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. O RVIS’ CORN STARCH.—A fresh sup: ed and for sale by G. 51. WILL darll ‘ “ lust recciv- Sc CO. Opposite SL Andrew’s Hall. UNO FLOGGERS, Wood Fauceis, Ac- for sal^by F. W. CORNWELL, mar 19 103 Bryan-street. VRIME nnd MESS BEEF.—Landing: 75 bbls.; for sole low, by ~ -*• " ,r,r.—jjouuinu. 10 uuis. lur Ban WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. L ORILLARD’S SNUFF nnd TOBACCO.-Maccaboy, In Jars, kegs aud bottles; Scotch, in Jars, bladders ana bottles; Rappee, injurs, ana Smoking Tobacco, In quar ter sizo papers; nlso, Mrs. Miller’s fine cut Chewing To bacco; also, Itoomo’s Muccaboy and Scotch Snuff, iu Jars and bottles. For sale by Jan JO MOORE Sc HENDRICKSON. •or sale by J. V. CONNERAT tc CO.' Groceries, Fruits, and Confectionery. JUST RECEIVED-10 sacks Rio Coffee 10 “oks Java Coffeo; 10 do West India do 3 hhds Sugar; 10 bbls crush’d and pulveriz’d do 3 casks Wine; 10 bbls Gin 5 casks Brandy; 1 bbl French do 10 J»bta Cldor Vlnegnn 5 do White Wine do 10 half bbta Fulton BInrket Beet) 5 boxes Teas 10 boxes Tobncco; 500 lbs Codfish; 5 bbta Lard 20 bbts Baltimore Flour; 10 do Canal do 5 bbls and lo boxes Soda Biscuit; 5 bbta Sugar do 5 bbls Butter Biscuit; 5 cases assorted Pickles 10 boxes Starch; 10 do Candy; 10 do Raisins 1 case Box Prunes; 1 do Jnr do; 10 do Sonp 10 mntts Cnsela; 9 cases Sardines; 2 bxs Ground Pepper 5 boxes Allspice: 10 lbs Nutmogs; 2 do Since 5 do Capers; 5 do Catsups; 10,000 Segnrs 3 do Snlicfntus; 5 do Mustard; 3 do Chocolate 5 cases Canton Ginger, 5 do nssorted Prunes 5 do Clnret Wine; 20 gross Matches; 25 Beef Tongues 100 lbs Smoked Beef. Also, Buckets, Brooms and Willow Ware, together with an assortment of Writing and Wrapping Paper, and many othor articles too numerous to montton. For sale by J. G. WATTS, Jnn 15 No. 4 Bnnnrd-street. _ >0. . ... _,. r . r dozen of these celebrated Bitten just received, and for sale by W. W*. LINCOLN, fob 25 Monument-square. T~\UCll.—100 bolts or Cotton and Hemp Duck, various I ■ In .till At- ..I. 1... Liquors. Wines and Fancy Groceries. THE subscriber would Inform tits friends and China,Glass&EnrthenWnre J/C. HASBROVCK A CO. HAVE RECEIVED, by recent arrivals, FlnoftJJb Chinn Tea Sets; Saucers; Dinner Seta; GUtWlff and Plain Pilcher*; Candlesticks, high andlfi0 low; China Vases nnd other Mantel Ornaments; Savo-nlls; Toilet Bottles; Card Trara; Mugs, gilt nnd etn- bossed, various sizes; Granlto Dinner, Tea and Toilet Bets; Lustre Bowls; togother with a general assortment of Granite Ware; Decanters of now pntterns; Pitchers; Gob lets; Wine Tumblers, cut and pressed; Water nnd Wine Bottles; Astral, Solar and Globe Lamps; Candlesticks, B lnln and colored; Finger Basins; Fruit Baskets; Dishes; owls; Salt Cellars, various patterns: Hall Lanterns; Bo- hemlnn Glass Tollot Bottles, Vases, Ac.; Silver, GUt "-*• ‘ "'.oeoucks; Plr' HIES, WINES and LIQUORS-such as old Madeira, Sherry, Port, Tencrlffe, Claret. Charapogno nnd Gorman Wtuea; cholco old Brandies, or various brands; Jamaica nnd St. Croix Rum; Scotch and 5!onongnhola Whiskey; a cholco lot of Segnrs, or various bands; fresh Salmon; Sar dines; Olives; Capers; Anchovies; English Pickles; Ame rican do4 English Sauces; London Porter; Salad Oil; Judd’s Sperm und Patont Candles; and many other arti cles, too numerous to mention. Jan 20 J, ROUSSEAU. Bronzed Girandoles and Rool Castors; Mustard Tops; Tea, Forks; Cundtcstlcks; Decanter Stoj 'tatted Fruit Baskets; i Tnblo Spoon ; Tea Slratne: irs: - - out Coffeo Drawers; Tea Pots; Chocolnto Pots; Lamps; Cnn- <llo.tlok.iCp.; .M„g« ^noxoyraoho^C..^ *c Jan 20 Smots^ncw building, Broughton-street. BEGS to Inform/.he public (to whom ho ta grato- tal for tho patronage already bestowed,) Hint he still continues his business, ond ts propnred to exe- .cute nil orders entrusted to him,with despatch. In the most rushlonnble style, and on reasonable terms; also, that having opened a direct communication with tho first housos In he samo lino in Now-Vork; ho will havo the earliest reports offashlons from that city and from’Europo. N. B.—Cutting and Repairing done on tho shortest notice. ly rany23 av OUDINAIYCB. protect the Publlo and Private the City fromdefaoemottt. S .i ^ ordained by the Mayer and Aldermen of .ft. 1 "},®*! °f Savannah, and the Hamlets thereof in "Ji**** a»*»>nWed, That It shall not bo lawful for any P*»te or affix any paper or advertisement upon vW ,dln *l w “ 11 «r tree, within the city. And for a 1W. on or this Ordhumco, tho person affixing or causing be affixed, or, tbo porsonfor whoso use and samo may bo done, shall bo fined foroaehor- fofoe Informer D °* excdedln 3 ^ vo one-half to go ; »0 ’ IL D. ARNOLD, Mayor. * L p * Akin, Clerk Council. Savannah,Mareh85.1853. . , mar27 Mcthodibi HIUnEbM. EpiMopm WiafnjloiiSof m .ml 40. W. THORNE WILLIAMS. IOTPOIITAIVT TO TUB PUBLIC I Tho following advertisement was published iuklay, 1840, lu tho “ Boston Dally Time*," nnd various other newspapers In tho United States, by James G. Wilson, Esq~ the owner of tho “ Woodworth Patent,” shortly af ter 1 had advertised my “ PATENT STATIONARY CUT- TER, PLANING. TONGUE1NG AND GROOVING MA CHINE,” throughout tho United States: ., “Planlntr Pinch In ea. fcb T Tnko this method 6f answering the froquentln- X qulrios, by letter nnd otherwise, ns to ray opinion upon tho various notices through the pnpors, or tho Sta tionary Knife Planing Machine* attempted to bo palmed off upon several persons ignorant of their true worth. I would state for the Information of tho inquirers that they will find substantially tho machine now offered by several K rounding Invontors, doscrlbod by Samuol ltonthan, In 10 year 1701. A like machlno wna patented In this country by ono Klngler. somo 10 years since, and another ono put up by Albert Richards, of West Troy, N. Y^, and abandoned about tho snmo time. It ought to satlsiy tho public to know that offer fifty-eight years experimenting upon these machines, not one in uso ta of any valuo for lh “P U wlinSSt™ P 8taUonary Knife Machine equal to any now In use, or to any offered by tho pretending In ventors, at tho cost of tho machlno. ond five per cent, for my troublo. JAftlts G. WILSON, “May 10th, 1840. Philadelphia." I dony that any person ever saw or hoard of such n ma chine aa mlno until I Invented tho same. Said machlno was operated In tho month of August, 1848, and no ma chlno Wore this could do so much work, nnd do It ns well as mlno. In reply to tho abovo advertisement, nnd in ordor that tho public may bo assured thnt I mean what I say, I will offer lo plodgo ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS against an.oqunl amount from uld Wilson, that ONE of my machines will plane, or piano, tonguo and groove, wfth Ice* power, ns much lumbor.in the same time, and do It as well, or better, than TWO of tho “Woodworth” machines. Tho trial to bo mode at my Mill, BordcMiL, East Roston, Mass- or at such other places ns may bo convenient for said trial. a „ JOSEPH P. WOODBURY, oug 19_ wly East Boston, Mass. *fSOMI«tlC8,—3-1 : Brown fehlrtlngs, ilkriboroV and 1/ Chnmbray Stripes and Plttlds, aud other Colton GtKtdn for sole by apr 8 A. MINIS. OYSTERS. The undersigned are prepared to furnish tholr friends nnd tho public with OYSTERS, of the choicest qualities, either fresh, pickled, or In tho shell, at tho lowest market prices. Families and parties can always be supplied with them fresh every o veiling. , , fty All orders from the country promptly attended to. iVpply to G. 51. WILLETT Sc CO., Stnol’s now Building, opposite 8L Andrew’s Hall, dec 2 Broughton-street. DIRECT IMPORTATION. THE Underslgnod having perfected hts an jrangoments with his frlenus in Germany, ta jiow prepared to receive orders for all brands of WINES, viz: „ • „ Moselle, Burouwdv, Muscat nnd Rhine WINES, Aknisette and other CORDIALS. In glass or wood. Wines will have the name of the party who ordered them marked on them, who also may receive them, dl- reck Ibrough *b« bow. } PHILLIP8i Jan 20 Congressnitrect, opposlto the Market. REMOVED) 4 a The Subscriber having moved to Solomons, building, 142 Broughtou-street, bogs leave to in form tbo public thnt ho ta now prepared to for- families and all who mny favor him with their patronage, with every nrtlclo In Hjo_5««ory lino, or tho best kind, at wholesale nnd retail. Ordora from Plan- lor. wm b. put up wllb pruul c^undtopjlcb. EDMUND WALLEN. sale by | an 6 BAGGING, HALE ROPF. nnd TWINE.—120 bales Gunny Cloth; 50 colls YVosternRopo; 785 do. Dlllou’s Rope; 13 bales Dillon’s Twine; for COHEN Sc FOSIilOK. R eceived per steamer Alabama: Plata and black Watered Grenadines Black Gro de Rhino, printed Bnrogo DoLatnes Plain colored ltaerges, printed.Itarogcs ltarege Robes, printed Grenadines, Dona Marl* Crape DeChnmols, white Challoy Sowing Silk, Ttssuos, Paris printed Jackonots sale low by [fob 27] LaROCHE, BOWNE Sc CO. R ELLINOER’S LINIMENT.-This highly fragrant and truly wonderfol embrocation has been In uso for upwards of thirty yotrs, by tho best medical practitioners In the world; it never mils to cure Rheumatism, nurus, Scalds, Pains ta tho Back, and Affections or the Spine, jl&C| Fur Ml. by m00 re fc HEHPRIOK8QN. vOMESflc HARDWARE.—OomprislngPotB,Ovens, ■p^ET Setae and marll Wrapping TWINE, for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-street. I VORY Balunce Handled Tabloaud Dessert Knives nnd Forks, Table and Dessert Knives only, nnd Carver, for salo at J. HASBROUCK Sc CO.’S, Jan3 Broughton-street. UBIN’S EXTRACTS.—An extensive assortment of -J Lubln’s Perfumery; for sale by Jan 10 MOORE At HENDRICKSON. IIULAS9L8 liAlUi, rAUUJvTfi jifX Cheese Tryers, Ate- for salo by FRED. <V. 'AUCETS, BUTTER AND CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-street. C ODFISH, Ate.—000 lbs. of cholco Fish, for family use; shin,Smoked Salmon, Pickled do; No. 1 Macke rel, ond Sealed Herring; for sale by G. M. WILLETT Sc CO, mar 11 Brougbton-st, opposite St. Andrew’s Hall. W OODEN WARE, BROOMS Ate.—50 dozen Painted handle Brooms. 30 doz. Painted 2 nnd 3 hoop Buckets. 15 nests Keeters; 15 do. Tubs 23 do Seated Measures. Instore, and for solo by HENRY fic FISKE, nprll 0 Exchange Dock. W INDOW 8HADE8.—Just received per steamer Ala bama: a new nnd splendid assortment of Window Shades, or this spring’s Style, and for salo by mor26 AIK1N At BURNS. F RESH TEAS, Ate.—50 chests cholco Green and Stack Teas; 30 boxes Sperm, 10 do. Patent, 50 do. Ada mantine, 30 cases Pearl’s (In 6 pound boxes) Candles; 20 boxes Italian Maccaroni; 100 lbs. Nutmegs; 50 do. Mnco 50 E. D. Chase’s whole, hair and quarter boxes Raisins now Currants, Citrons, Figs, and Malaga Grapes; just ro culved by Jan 20 W. W. GOODRICH. DUMFRIE’8 EYE WATER* J ['OR Sore, Inflamed or weak eyes. Persons who have 1 used this Eye Water, hnve found the most unexpect ed roller, uffer every other remedy resorted to had failed, Just received, and for solo by W. W. LINCOLN, mar 15 Monument-square nln by ixWtTT & M ATTING.—80 pieces 4-t W 0-t White nnd Checked Matting of this Spring’s Importation, now landtag Matting ... ... from ship Morion and for salo by mnr 0 A. LELAND & CO., No* 171 Poarl-alreof, JVfowYork, IMrOUTtns, MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IR ■ Panama, Leghorn and Palm-Leaf Hatsi Straw, Silk and Lawn Bonnets j Artificial Flowers, &Ci A L. Sc CO. call tho attention of Hatters, and dealert • genorally, to their largo and well-selected 'stock of NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS, ot prices which will bear as favorable comparison with any other bouse in the city. New-York, Dec. 10,1851. 4m dec 11 IMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE. IuhoIvcucv and. Extensive Failure AT THE NORTH. SALE OF $25)870 WORTH OF SPLENDID GOODS, A T LESS THAN HALF PRICE, . AT THE LONDON HOUSE STORE* Under the Marshall Hotel. TXrE beg respectfully to call the attention of the Ladles Y> oftms city, Its vicinity, and throughout the State In general, to our “GREAT UNPRECEDENTED BALE” of the richest stock of dress goods ever offered In thta Bouthcrn Market. We also Invito Country kicrehant*. and oil buyers of tho undermentioned etas* of goods, not lo leave tho city without inspecting thta stock, being to their advantage, whether buying tor family use, or re tailers ot the saino. These splendid lots, of the newest spring goods, exported from the British and Parisian murkets, attho cost of Importing, amounted to upward* or 850,000, but owing to tbe firm suspending payment^ tho same was sold for the benefit of the creditors, : and YV. KING, or the LONDON HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, became tho purchaser, at a discount 55 per cent, off tho K , the whole of which will therefore be open for publlo ectlon nnd sale this day, consisting of: Rich Foulard Silks; Barege de Lalnes; Paris Cblntx AIKIN Ac BURNS. American and Foreign publications. F. ZOGBAUM Ac CO, feb 14 Mnrkct-square. COHENS dc HERTZ Offer for sale on accommodating terms: 50 hhds. fair to prime New-Orlcans Sugar 100 hhds. choice Cuba Molasses; 200 boxes Star i Candles 500 colls Kentucky Bale Rope; 50 bales Gunny Bagging 20 bales Dundco do; 100 boxes manufactured Tobacco 100 bags Rio Coffeo; 30 do old Java do 30 hhds. Bacon Sides; 30 bbls. choice Hnms 300 bags Maryland Oats; 40,000 Havana Segnrs 250 bags prime whllo Corn; 200 bbls. N. oTWhiskey 250 bbls. Baltimore Whiskey; 50 do. Northern Gin 20 bbls. N. O. Molasses; 30 do N. E. Rum. Jan 15 HARDWARE* COTTON GINS, Arc. THE SUBSCRIBER offers the following (present arrivnis) for sale on very liberal terms: Collins’ heavy nnd light Axes and Hatchets. Archer Ac Co.’s heavy, medium and light Axes and Hatchet*. Ames’ Spades and Shovels; long handle and socket do. Chisels, Augers, nnd Flics, Hand-Saws, Wood-Saws and Hammers Pitch nnd Manure Forks; Steel and Wooden Rakes Steel Yunls; Counter Seales nnd Balances Cotton and Store Trucks, all sizes, so vend extra large, with wido wheels and lynch-plna Log and Traco Chains and Stretchers Douglass’ Force and Suction and Yard Pumps Hydraulic Rams, Lend Pipe to fit Patent Leather and IndlaRubbor Belting, various size* Cotton Saw Gins and Sea Island Cotton Gins Bagging Twine of superior quality, and cheap Pure Sperm and Lamp Oil Garden and Way Wheel Barrows Burr Mill Stone, ta tho rough or dressed for running, of any required sizes > Mill Irons, nnd Screws to suit. . „ For bargains, call on C. H. CAMPFIELD, 171 Bay-street. Wool, Hides, and Skins taken ta trade, or paid for In cash,nt current prices. Apply ns above. 6 fob24 PIANO FORTE DEPOT. The undersigned respectfully tafonn tho citizens or Savannah,Gcorgin, wid Florida, . . _ _ ... that they hnve on hand more than fifty Pi anos, the largest stock ever on sale In this city, and made by the most colobrated manufacturers In the Umtod States. Nunn’s Sc Cturk’s, J. Chtckerlng, Bonrdtnan Ac Gray, Lut- chet At Newton, Edwards At Fisher, all well known to the lovers of Music, have place In Inclr targe assortment. These Pianos are of rich tone, and benutitally flnlsncd ta Roso Wood, Black Walnut, and Mahogany, with Iron frames made in tho most substantial ana worknmnllko manner. Also tho justly celobrated /Eolian Piano r ortes, which, for tholr sweetness and tone, have not been equal ed. All those Instruments have mctalio frames, which render them peculiarly suited for this climate, preventing tho necessity or tuning for yoars. , , . . Tho underslgnod ore agents for Henri Hers s celebrated Grand Pianos, made ta Paris. For power ond beauty of tone, they stand pre-eminent. Catucurt’u ITIcloacons. Thta beautiful toned wind Instrument, for village pur poses. Lodges, Serenading Parties, and the private prao- lice of Organists, possessing a sweet and powerful tone, they havo also for sale. ... . # AV , All of theso Instruments will bo disposed of on the most accommodating terms. The prices or the Pianos ranging from|^T3to$lQQ0. 1, \V. MORRELL jt CO. mm PIANO FORTES. Tho Subscribers, sole Agonta for A. 8to- Jart and Co.’s and J. B. Dunham’s Plano ■ is* ..Fortes, are always supplied^with an as sortment or these favorite and Justly celebrated Instru ments. For durability, they can bo tally warranted, whilst their superiority of tone and touch is ovtdont and acknowledged by the most casual observer, as well as the critlciuconnolsMur. Tho Ladles are respectfully In vited to view theso Instruments; and an arrangement having been effected with ono of our most eminent Pi anists for the purpose, they can also J>e enabled to Judge of the tone. F. ZOG1IAUM Ac CO- Market-square. U3T Second hand Pianos taken In cxchnngp-atao tuned and repaired. J nn P ORK, BEEF, HAMS, Ace.— „ „ ■ S) bbls. Prime Pork; 20 do Moss Beef 800 Hams (superior); SO kegs Lard leans; 25 do *• P ORCELAIN, Mineral and .Mahogany Drawer Knobs! for aale by F. YV. CORNWELL, mnr 6 102 Brynn-street. T OBACCO.—25 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, Grant Sc Williams’ 8’s; for sale low by fob 24 YV. M. DAVIDSON. W INDOW 8HADE8.—Just opened: n large and elo- gnnt assortment, comprising every variety of scenery; also fixtures for same, with all colors of cords and tassels; for sale by Jan 24 JOHN S. ROGERS, No. 2 8had’a Building. B URNING FLUID.—Manufactured from fresh mate rials; a largo supply kept constantly on hnnd, and or sale by MOORE Ac HENDRICKSON. B RASS ANDIRONS, Shovel and Tongs, Brass and Wire Fenders, Bronze and Iron Fire Dogs, for sale ot Jan 3 J. HASBROUCK Ac. CO.’S, Broughton-st. C OD LIVER OIL.—YVammtod fresh and genuine,lust received from Rushton Clark Ac C04 nlso, Cod Liver Oil Capsules; tar salo by YV. W. LINCOLN, fob 12 Monument-square. MOORE Ac HENDRICKSON. bol: 30,000 Havana Segnrs of various brands, some of which ore very choice, for sale by mnr 15 J. ROUSSEAU, B RICK.—20,000 Brick, for salo from tho whnrf by feb 14 E. YV. BUKER. B ALE ROpE—500 coils of prime quality: for salo by feb 13 A. MINIS. C 1HEESE.—250 boxes prime Choose, for salo by I mar 3 BRONSON Ac SEVEL1NGE. cEG AR8.—50,000 Segars, various brands; for solo by O fob 11 McMAHON Ac DOYLE. B ROYVN’S ESSENCE OF GINGER.—A largo supply Just received and for sale by W. YV. LINCOLN, mar 11 Monument Square. For sale by C.A.L. LAMAR, Agent for Patentee. rpABLE CUTLERY.—Flue Ivory Tea and Table X Knives, with and without Forks; Cocoa and Horn ' ** *• t Cutlery; for salo by COLLINS 3 Ac BULKLEY. Jon 18 rpEA WAITERS.—A la: X Walters, comprising Gothic, Oblong, ond Round, slnglo and in setts, Inlaid with Ponrl and plain: Just open ed and for sale by COLLINS Ac BULKLEY, JanO 1P0 Bryan-street. “SHALL STORES.”—1852>*3« Navt Dbpartkkkt, Bureau of Precisions and Clothing, March 27,1832. I3ROPOSAL8, sealed nnd endorsed “Projwsals for L mall stores,” will bo received at this Bureau until 3 o’clock P. 31. on Monday, the 20th day of April next, for furnishing and dellvertag (on receiving ten days’ notice) nt the United States Navy Yards nt Charlestown. Massa chusetts Brooklyn, New York, and Gosport, Virginia, such quantities onty of the following articles as may bo required or ordered from the contractor by the Chief of this Bureau, or by U10 respective commanding officers or tho said navy yards, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1853, viz: " —«— Handkerchiefs, silk, fancy cols. Looking glasses •Mustard seed Needles, sowing, assorted •Pepper, black •Pepper, red Razors, ta tingle case* Razor strop* Riband, hat Soap, shaving, ta cates Silk, tewing, blue black Scissors Spoons Thread, black, white, and blue Tape, black and white Thlml' Boxes, shaving Brushes, shaving Brushes, scrubbing Brushes, shoe Brushes, clothes Buttons, uavy, vest Buttons, navy, coat Buttons, dead-eye Blacking, boxes ot Beeswax Combs, coarse Combs, flue Cotton, spools of Grass, for hats Jacknlves ■, . , Hand kerchiefs, cotton Thimbles. •Alustard anu popper will be required at New York nly, and ta the raw state. All tho articles must be of good quality, equal to the best of those generally used ta tbe service, and conforma ble to the samples (all of which have been recently selected and new) deposited at said navy yards and In this Bureau, and subject to such inspection nt tbo navy yard where de livered ns the Chief of this Bureau may direct, and bo ta all respects satisfactory to tho inspecting officer, said offi cer to bo appointed by tho Navy Department. All the articles to be delivered free of all Incidental expense to tho Government, In proper vessels or pnekuges, and tho price of each and every articlo must be the some at the respective places or delivery. Every separate packago ta which ono or more dozeu or the above articles are pack ed, and tbe boxes, bales, or barrels ta which the same may bo delivered, shall be marked with their contents, the name oftho contractor, andthe month and yearwhen . . - •* —* sllisl ,■*-* ' Chintz „ - Muslins; Paris' Plaid new style Printed Barege, celebrating printing; Paris Tissues de Sole; 3000 metres Satin stripe Paris printed Organdie Muslins, 12Jfc- per yard, cost 31.Yf; Cashmere Travelling Dresses; Choice colors Paris Mantillas; llluck da. richly trimmed; Pari* Kid Gloves; 8nt!uTurc Parasols; Rich Glace Silk do; Rich Foulard do: Sea green bordered and figured do; Rich Chene do; Rich boiled Cameleon do; 4000 dozen Linen Cambric Hnndkfa; Cento. % full size elegant quality do. 31 Vc; Ladles Richly Embroidered do; Very Rich Work* In Uablls; Cbemlzetto: Cottars; Cufft; Ladle* Caps; Infanta Long Robes: Infants Waists, Ate; Damask Linen Doylies, 0ifc; Embroidered Curtains, lBJfc. each; Rich Brocho Bonnet Ribbons; Poult de Sole do: Rich Taffeta Gtaco Faconne, all boiled Silk; Broche Stripe do; Heavy Gtaco Brocho do. ta white; Black. Lav. and Black, Steel and Black, for Mourning; Rich Mourning Dross Goods; Wblta Dress Check aud Ptald Muslins, from 10c. per yard, tall width; Swiss, Mulldo; Cambrny plain Ginghams, 8c. per vard; do. yurd wido plain selfcolor Lawns, 8c. per yard; Embroidered Sleeves, 18Xc;Cauton Crape Shawls: Rich Chene do. Ate. YVe cannot here describe each and every style, quoting price Ate. but will merely take some off tho leading Lots, and leavo our friends and customers to inspect and Judge for themselves, therefore, commencing with Lot 51, wo Introduce to your notice our magnificent stock of DRESS GOODS. Lot 51. 200 pieces containing 0,000 yds. of Paris Printed Lawns, all at . 12Xc. yard wide. Lot 52, 2,000 Metre* splendid organdie Paris Chintz, yard wide, with satin stripes and checks, (worth 31X to 37X cent* porjrard) our price will bo Mg lo 15c. per yd» Lot 53, 8,000 yrii Chene pattern, very rich fast colon, from 15 to 18V els. Lot 54. Elcgnnt Mourning Dress Good*. Lot 55. Hind- some primal Barege, 18J* cts. Lot 50. Very rich Batin Stripe und Check, Paris printed, at 31Xi worth 62# cts. Lot 57. Extra super Paris Tissue de Solo, all brilliant 811k, at 37M cents worth 75 cts. Lots 58, 59,60,01,02 and 63, contain rich Dress Goods, or the richest styles, and only require Inspection to warrant a rapid sale. 35 Summer Quilts, measuriug 3V yards long, worth 83 each, all at -j •.".in *—-1 Doylies,at6V each. Lot 6C Is. Lot 65, 40 -J rior old Cognac Brahdy. Also, in store. 30 package* Otard, Dupuy At Co’s- Godard, Sazorac and other Bran dies, 3 pipes superior H. Gin, for sale by mar 26 J. V. CONNERAT At CO. B RA8S CURTAIN PINS, Ring: 1 • ‘ * ' *• Hooka, and Candle- r. CORNYVELL, 102 Bryan-etroet. JpiG HAMS^ Smoked Beef, do Tongues, Atc^ Just re- O. M. YVILLETT At CO. C HAMPAGNE. —Just received: 10 basket* Bottzy Champagne, of very superior qunllty. Also, iu store a targe lot of various other brands, for wdebjj^^u mar 15 Corner Bay and Bull-streets.* I ftlSH.—10 Drums Codfish.- ‘ 10 bbls. No. 2 Mnckero!.- Just landing and for aale by mar 17 ~1U bbls. No. 1 Mackerel.— -10 do. do 3 do. McMAHON At DOYLE. Tt/TACKEREL.—10 bbls^ 20 half bbls., 12 quarter bbls, Jj'l 16 kits, and 4 hnlf do- No. 1. 2 bbls, 0 half do, 8 quarter do, and 7 kits, large No. 2. 50 do, 50 do. do. No. 2. . 10 do, 10 do. do, largo No. 3, 15 do, 10 do. do, No. 3. For sale by mar 17 COHEN At FOSDIOK. n OLD PENS.—A new lot or Bagley’s, and Sponcer and IJT Rondoll’s Commercial Pens. Received by mar 25 JOHN M. COOPER At CO. « 4bii< BMMiSiab Pilot Brad. founding ftom brig. Amcrtcn jnd JoMphuj. for .Mo hy HENRY flt rlDKE, TV3MESTIC HARDWARE,—uomprisingi'olB,izvons, u, roar87 ExobangoDock. U Spidors,Fish Kettles, Soup Dlgeslora.Coffee.Roast- — ersf Sauce Pans, Gridirons, Fry Pant, Walter und Wnffie Irons, Shovels and Tongs, Rat Traps, Sad Irons, Coal Shovels, Patont Balances, Enamelled 8towPana, Brass «»•?• “coLlISS fc BULLKEY, BqnMk TNDIA RUBBER BOOTO.-Bj l.le .rrlTM^.akh.ro X rooolvod a supply of India Rubber Roots, suitable for fohfojdbdhMdfig. Jan 86 tf No. 71 Gibbons’ Building. HIE ICONOGUAP1HC ENCYCLOPAEDIA of Science. Literature and Art—a further supply ta dlffbrent **' — Received by JOHN M. T 1 , styles of binding, mar 25 [. COOPER Sc CO. N A1L8,—300 kegs An' for sale by FRE1 mar 18 Nalls, Jus ibiUCK Yvl CORNYVELL, 103 Bryan-street, LEAD.—3 tons English White W 1 and Black Lead, In 25,50 and 100 B>. keys; Just re ceived und for sale low by mar 18 HOWE fc CONNERY, Harris’ wharf. put up; and, when desired, ta good, substantial shipping order. The contractor must establish agencies at such stations other thnu his residence, thnt no delay may arise ta tarnish ing what may bo required; and when Ujo contractor or agent falls promptly to comply with a requisition, the Chlofor the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing shall be authorized to direct purchases to be made to supply tho de ficiency, undertbo penalty to be expressal ta the contract; the record of a requisition, or a duplicate copy thereof nt the Bureau of Provisions und clothing, or at either of the navy yards aforesaid, shall bo evidence thnt such requi sition has been mado and received. Two or more npproved sureties, in a sum equal to tho estimated amount or the contract, will be required, and ten per centum in addition will bo withheld from tho amount of all pnymenta on account thereof os collateral security, in addition, to secure Its performance, nnd not ta any event to bo paid until it Is ta all respects compiled with; ninety per conlum of the amount or all deliveries made will be paid by tho Navy Agent, within thirty days after bills duly authenticated shall have been presented l °Blan’k forms of proposals may be obtained on applica tion to the Navy Agents at Portsmouth. New Hampshire; Boston, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Pensacola, and at this Bureau. A record or duplicate of tho letter Informing a bidder of the acceptance of his proposal will be deemed a no tification thereof, within the meaning of the act of 1840, and his bid will bo made and accepted ta conformity with this understanding. , Evory offer made must be accompanlod fas directed In tbe net of Congress making appropriations for the naval service for 184(p47, npproved loth August, 1840) by a written guaranty, signed by oue or more responsible per sons, to the effect that ho or they undertake that the bid der or bidders will, If his or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within five days, with good and suffi cient sureties, to tarnish the supplies proposed. Tho Bu reau will not be obligated to consider any proposal un less accompanied by tho guaranty required by law: tho competency of tho guaranty to bo certified by tho Navy Agent, District Attorney, or somo officer of the General Government known to tae Bureau. Extract from the act of Congress, approved Aug. 10. 1848. “Scc.O. And be it further enacted, Thnt, from and after the passngo of this net, every proposal for naval supplies Invited by the Secretary of the Navy, under the proviso to the general appropriation bill for the navy, approved March third, eighteen hundred and forty-throe, shall be accompanied by a written guaranty, signed by one or more responsible persons, to the effect that ho or they un dertake mat the bidder or bidders wlU,lf his or tholr bid be accepted, enter Into an obligation ta sucb time ns may bo prescribed by the Secretary oftho Navy, with good aad sufficient sureties, to tarnish tbe supplies proposed. No proposal shall be considered unless accompanied by sucb guaranty. If; after the acceptance of a proposal and a notification thereof to the bidder or bidders, be or they shull fall to enter Into an obligation within tbo time pro scribed by tbe Secretary oftho Navy, with good and suffi cient sureties for furnishing the supplies, then the Secre tary of the Navy shall proceed to contract with some other person or persona for furnishing the said supplies; and shall forthwith cause tho difference between Ine amount contained in the proposal so guarantied and tho amount for which he may have contracted for furnishing the said supplies for tbo whole period of tho proposal to be charged up agidnst aald bidder or bidders, and nlaor their guaran tor or guarantors: aud the same may be Immediately re cover* by the United States, for the uifl of the Navy Department, Inan action of detAagalnst either or allof uliponoM." 144 »pr l 400 dozen of rich Dumask, all Lineu D cts, or 75 cts. per dozen, worth 12# cts. eaci Parts Kid Gloves, very best made, 62# cts. dozen Ladles’ black Lace Mitts, at OX cts. per palr.- Handsomo embroidered Curtaius, at half price. WHITE DRE88 GOODS. Handsome Check Muslin, from 10c. per yd. to the rich est made, fine stripo do. 18X ct*. fine Swiss Mull, Swiss Book, India Book, tho^cheajiert o™r shown. Lot 201. 200 tall size blnck Laco Mantillas all at 63# cts. each. Lot 202. 400 do. white richly trimmed, 87# lo, 1.37V. Lots 203 to 207, rich block Silk, trimmed with' deep lace, nt 1.87 to 84 each, worth three time*'the money. Lot 208, 50 changeable Turo do. vciy rich, at 84-5. PARA80L8. Upwards of 1,000 splendid qualities richly watered, handsome Damask borders, sold regularly from 83# to SO each—ourprlco for theso superb goods will average from 1.25 to the richest goods mado for 2J!5; 400 Children** Silk do. at 50 cts. each. • ± , LJ . ......... LINEN CAMBRIC HDK’F. DEPARTMENT, . Lota Extraordinary—4.000 doz. Linen Cam. Hdkfa. war ranted all fine Flax, and the best made goods at tbo fol lowing prices: No. i—3 for 25c. or 00c. the doz; X size; No. 2 3 for 28c. or 100c. the doz. X No. 3-3 for3IV. or 1.12# the dozeu, X size; No. 4—3 for 37#, or 1.37# tho dozen, very fine; other numbers running up to the finest mauc, at equally astounding price*, 1,000 richly omb’d do. French works nt half price. ' jxit 197 contains a perfect novelty. 400 richly embroi dered Travelling Cachmerc Robes, cost from 8 to 810 escb, containing 11# yds. tacnch pattern, worked over, for 82JJ7 the tall «iress; 200 Ladies’ Mnrsella Skirts, all *t 87#c. each. Our splendid stock of Ribbons, we com- ''bonnet department. A11 the new spring Lace Bonnets, from 81 *nd npwanlfl, comprising upwards of 2,000 fashionable shapes- The above, with other lots not here described, to which we Invite the attention of tho public, wUl be found to surpass any expcctatlons,thoreforo we caU on our custom- “ 10 i ““' CCl r LoWoN HOUSE OTORE, Under the Marshall Hotel. WtuuK Kiko, Proprietor. . ■ ’ N. B.—All bills amounting above 850, a discount allow ed or 2# per ceut; under that amount, as usual, nett cash. Country orders will havo Mr. King’s strict personal at tendance, and any Dress Goods left for bts selection, will be exchanged Ir required, as we cannot, as usual, so well send samples by mnll,the fashlouable patterns gene rally larger Ibis season, und requiring at least quarter'or a yard to see the designs and colorings. RECEIVED BY JOHN L. - - ‘Thursday; April 8th. T HE KNICKERBOCKER, for AprlU .. . „ Blenk House; by Charles Dlckens-lUustrated. Fnlkenburg: A Tale of tho Rhine; by th6 author of “Mildred Vernon,” “Germania,” Are. Tho YY’ny to do Good; by Jacob Abbott. . TheTwo Brides: A Story or Real Lift J byT.S. Arthur. Uncle Tom’s Cabin, or Life among the Lowly Har riet Beecher Stowe. The International Magazine, for April. Pictorial Field Book or the Revolution, Vo.21. Isa: A Pilgrimage; by Caroline Cheesebflta’. Lectures aud Miscellanies; by Henry Jnraes,, Madeline: A Tale of Auvergue, founded 6u fact: by Julia Kavanngb, author of “Nathalie.” Home Nnrrollvea,or Btories from “Household Words;” by Chnrlea Dickens—Putnam’s Semi-Monthly Library. Supplement to the “ Worid’l Progress”: APtatiotuuy or Dates and Statistics, 1850,1851; by G. P. Putnam. . Tho Indian Tribes or Guiana; by Rev.W, H. Brett.. • — mokk or— The Yellowplush Papers; by W. M.Thackeray.,^, Essays from the London Times, and Life of a H ungary and kossuth, or the late by R. F. Telit. D. D. _ •, Madame Pulszkyfa Tale* and Traditions of Hungniy. Men and Women of the 18th Century at tbo Corn mrtof Men and Women of the 18th Century i Louis XV.; by Uausrajo-New aupplr. Mary Powell’s Malden and Mailed Life. The YVny lo do Good: by Jacob Abbott, plates. Madeline; bjr Julia Kavanagb. _ A Reel ta a Bottle, or Jach ta thoDoldruift*. Falkenburg: Ataleof thoIUtine.'- 1 . • . International and Eclectic Magazines, for April. Isa: a Pilgrimage; by Caroline Cheesbort’. James’ Lecture* and Miscellanies. Physician and Patient; by W. Hooker. Sff 1 —* S0 ' l! PHH WILLIAMS. t 1 Uona of all kinds, long been known, and passed by any qf: public, for the p* ■cases for curing any < b * .. mar 15

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, April 21, 1852, Image 1