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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., SATURDAY,MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1852. I, FUSLI8UKO i DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY by J. Li LOOKE, & CO. City nndCounty Urlntcra. TBRtfai 1 DaUr tov* W» Tri-WeoWy . jPor Annum, rsr In no cash Will un order for tho paper bo attended to, imlcm accompanied WlUt Iho money, or a satisfactory r „'f«r»»oc.?. ADVEnTIBINO nATES . MliStear^ „ M , M .rUo3....»oci ?) . o«4 ggfflSij} “ .... 1 25 Three “ 18 50 ISO Four 15 00 175 Blx “ 80 00 Two Three Four E Week...."- 8 00 One Year..., ....30 00 For ndrertUemenU not.exoeedlng five linos, three* fourths of Uie above ratoa wUl bo ehwged, Lou For ono Insertion.., gcents. u. one week.............V..V.V..8i,’ 50 * Ac^ tec. Legal advertisements Inserted at the usual rates, and strict care taken that they bo published according to law. All advertisements front transient pereous of strangors, to m. P pH»K«*«r !™i» .ilveHlMi. will bo conflnod rlirldly to their regular business, and nil other advertise* inents, not pertalulng to their regular business, as agreed Nearly ndvertlsi^ exceeding In their advertisements the averago number of linos agreed for, will be obargod aljproportlonal rates. No ADViaTISaMlItTS WILL BR INSERTED GRATUI TOUSLY. All ad' “WArWitaimeiii" toMio’Sce wltbontdb rectluns as to the nutnberof Insertions, will be published dally, until ordered' to bo discontinued, and charged ao* letters directed, to this office, ortho Editors, must be post paid, to ehlltlo them to attention. institutions and re* N. B,—Each Citation.by the.Court of Ordinary, that application has been uudo'for Letters of Administration, must be pibUshed -rniRTy da-" “ 1 —* Notlco by Executors and Administrators for Debtors end Creditors to reuder In their accounts, must bo pub* llshed six waaxs. . „ . Solos of Beal Estate, and negroes, by Executors, Ad* mlnlstrutors, and Guardians, must be publisliod FORTY DAYS boforo the day or sale. These salee must be made at the Court House door of the county In which the prop* erty is situate, and on tho first Tuesday of the month, between tho hours of ton In the morning and four in the afternoon. No sale from day to day is valid, unless so 1 in the advertisement. . atlons by Executors, Administrators and Guardi _a Court of Ordinary, fbr leave to sell Real Estate or Negroes, must bo published TWO MONTHS. Sales of personal property (except negroes) of testate and intestate estates, by Executors and Administrators, ” AppHi^oM by*Executors SidAdmlnlstrators for Let ters Dlsmlsaory, must be published SIX MONTHS. Orders oMba Court of Ordinary (sccompaulcd with a copy of tho bond of agreement) to make titles to land, must be advertised throo months at least. Sheriff’s sales, < under executions rarularly granted by tho Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—undor mortgage executions, SIXTY DAYS—sales of perlshablo property, undor order or Court, must bo advertised, gen erally. TEN DAYS boforo the day of sale. hist of Voters. S EC.8. Beit further enacted by the authority of the tame, That froniaml after the passage of tins nctaU O same, That from nud alter tho passngo or tins nctau persons shall be qualified to vote at elections for May or and Aldermen of tho city of Savannah and tho haintots there of who are olU«ms of tho United States, have resided In tho State of Georgia for one year . Immediately preceding tho oloctlon and within the corporate limits of Savannah for one month ImmedL corporate limits __ _ y preceding their registration and'coutlnuo so to do up to the time of election, who have attained the age of iwenty-one years, have paid all city laics or have In their own right sufficient rent estate to satisfy any tax executions which may bo against them, who havo mode all returns required by tho ordinances of the city, and have been registered according to tbo pro visions or this qcL— Extract frove the Regietry Lau, Adolph Abrahams,Robert Adams, JohnS Achord,Gco A AsluV .W A verfolut,G W Anderson,Mnlhins Amorous, C B Ash, Stowart Austin, David Abraham, C S Arnold, Geo Alexander, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, George Armstrong, James Anderson, W V N Armstrong, U P Akin, Poter Arnold, R D Arnold, Thos Adams, B C Anderson, Richard Abercrombie. J 8 An derson, John Anglutn, II G W Alexander, John Allen, James Ahem, R A Allen, W. B. Adams. Conrad Byck, Richard Burke, MIchaol Boylan, E W Buker, Jehu Brady, B J Blount, Win M Blount, Patrick Brady, Thos Bandy* Win B Blount, Dr W G Bulloch, Anthony Busier, Haul S Box, Jos 11 Baldwin, Isaac Brim, no, Bclgsmond Borg, Henry Berners, N KBnmum, Wm F Uruiilloy, Robt Blake, Wm Burke, A F Bennett, Wm M Black, Felix Bouysiwh, Gilbert Butler, ThosUourke. Eugene M Boo, J P Boifoulllet, L E llyck, A llorchert, Wm Baaslnger, Patrick Bulkoy, P H Bohn, Henry Bette- min. Thos W B Realle, Win J Bulloch, Patrick Bradloy, Henry Burt, Eli Bacon; 8 P Bell, Win J Bandy, II L Bvrd,G A Boufoulllot, Jno G Bryau. Thomas II Barrett, hflchucl Brannon, David Boll, Jno Bilbo, T ABulkloy, Francis Blalfy Uhus Ball, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch, J At Butler, Michael Bryan, Geo Batikman, O E Barrio, Jos Bryan, D L Bcst, : J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K llalloughTwm D Brown, A T Itowne, Jos 11 Burroughs, Jno BounetL ix>ula Borofield, Joa Bancroft, ThaddousJ Baldwin, Patrick Burke, G L Blount, Jno N Barbee, Jos Brown; OWBruon, Aloses Black,11 L S Buntz, Thos 8 Ualloy.W H Bulloch, R M Barthelmesa, Heury W Bcor- eulleW, I* A Blols, Henry Brigham, W 8 Brantley, T W llenlou, At J Buckner, John Bostou, B AI 'll Burroughs, Dennis Blannerbaseelt, D 11 Baldwin, Wm O Barton, Augustus Boulihcuu, John Burns, Michael Bowley, Ullck Burke,' Jis O Blanco, J H Baslder, W J Blodget, Jos O Bowen, Jno W Blzo, Barnard B lice, F 8 Bartow, Wm J Iteo, J P Brooks, VV H Bourdley, W O Butler. H 8 Bo- gardus, Frederick Bailey, W D llashlor, Jos W Brown, John O Blatieo, Theodore Blols. William Blols, Wm H Hourke, Jolid P Blakely. G OO Brown, Wm It Banks, U L Boulllneau, J T Buckner, Charles H Boll, Geo Bron son, P T Broughton. II8 Boll. W H Bradley, L B Bennott, Ju Uelbo, Wm Bailey, P H Blols, J11 Buokncr. • C# ' Wm n Ouyler. John Cooper, 0 A Cloud* P L Constan tine, David G Cosh, A! A Cohen, RRCuyler, Goo A Cuy- Icr, Solomon Cohen, Hugh Cullen, W H Cooper, Edward Cabbage, David Cohen, John' Cleary, Jos V Connerat, . i Corley, n in unomun. o ■* Jole, Thos CusackJno L Clark, Michael Cusack, II Ctmpfleld, Francis T Cole, John Carry, Thos Clark, ha Cordell, Ju * '“ ■una uaraen, eas Connelly, John Carruthers, Frederick Cook, BroanuelCanwnller, Luke Chrlstio, Jos Campbell, Eras Camplleld, Jno D Charlton, Jno G Cooke, Edmund Cotter,-: Alonlgomery Camming, H E Courier, Jos Cleg* horn, John (Joss, Jno Cunnlngbam.Carl Craft, Wm Car son, B L Ode, W O Charlton, S J M Cubbege, Moses Coburn, LPCook, Henry ;0apon,S AI Coldlng, Freder ick Cars tens, Wm Cox, Wallace Gumming, Patrick Grot ty, Michael Cnroy, Peter Cobb, Jno J Cornell, Wm Con don, Robt Gan, Fras Champion, A H Chainpit i, Robt Carr; Fnis Champion, A H Champion, Jno W nol|, James Cornell, H R Christian, Jno J Coates, Jos t, JnoT Ca'mnagnnc, Wm Oullon, And Cordos, Pierce OWMjl Dmion, Aaron Champion, W T Chapman, Djnlel Clark, J B Cubbege, George CallyJJriah Cranston, Charles Can non, Robert J Cawthy, 8 T Chapman, John P Curdoll, Antonio Chlss* John L Cope, ThosOonidO; Thos Conway, Moses 8 Cohen, D U Camp, Oclavus Cohen* J P Colter, Moses 8 Cohen, D U Camp, Oclavus Cohen, J P Collar, Bartow Cynthus, Patrick Clark, Jno AI Cody, Jna Clag. horn, Wm Cannou,Charles Cier, Augdstus Cannon, Pat rick C!ark, Iiaao Cohen. Wm Cromwoll. G L Cope, Jr., , ,, an..d LCope,Ji G L Cope, sr„ James A Courvolser, 8 II Cooper, II A Crane, Wm L Clark, D D Copp, John D. Colo, Cornelius K Couror, Thomas Corr, Bryan Connor, James E Cone, LO Clark, George Clark; wm P Clark, John A Chum- hen, Wm Colter, Laursnce Connell, Frederick Cullen, John P Ccrcopcly, Ueorgo Causec, U II Crundoll, P A Cinnuet, Jeremiah Cavanaugh, Martin Conway, D R Coleman, James Carroll, GeorgoE Cougdou, Thomas Collins, J P Colieu, Charles H Connery. , . Blc’d W Delaney, Martin Duggan, John Doyle, Wm 0 Bawson, Michael Dally* Rlc’d JJonovan, Sami P Dibble, Ilanlel bonovon, Albert L D’Lorae. Patrick Downey, Isaac D'f.yon, Allchnel Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wm M Davldiion, Alortjr Dorgan; Wm H Davis, Wm Dixon, •;> Dunn, Cnesley Dagger, 1 Jas H Demand, Jos Dawson, Thus Dowell, Jno Dowidng, J E Davis, IIJ Dickerson, L 8 DoLyon, G W Davis, D 8 Daniels, Jno Dailey, Win Duncan, John Dillon, Israel Dasher, Levt DelUltt, AC Davenport, Isano Davis. Henry Danncnfclacr, JnoDDol- unnoy, w l Davls, 8 0 Dunning, Patrick Dorvlno, Chas M purree, Burrell Dye, 8 0 Dunning, Jr, P G Darin, W B Dudley, John Dovaney. John Doble. R H Darby, Jas AI iwyle, James Downey, Wm II Dunning Jr, Henry Du- oignon, James Dpyle, Alartln Duunagan, Dudloy Haven- port. Jacob Do La Mottu, A At Dny^J. JO Davis, Thos E Davis, Jas DeMartin, Henry Dltlmers, Alex Drysdnto, D Dnv s, Jas DeMartin, Uenry Dltlmers, Alex Dry* m m il 01 * 1 Ered’k Danncrsfolsor, J B Dasher, R W Dasher, 1 ' 1 T Duke*, John II. Dews, Samuel L Dowell, 1 John Dry- ®f, FII Demere, W J Donaldson, Then P Daniels, Michael Duggan, John Dorgan. p.Donry EUls,' 1 Danlol Egan, Richard Ennis, Abraham “ IS, J u.uraiu, Wm Ellehy, Thos Eden, C W End,l,5S ’ J A onlker, Robt Hutchinson, Jss 0 Hines, Henry Hunkoti, B Harley, Michael Hickey, Timothy Howe. 08 Hardee, -M*h& HRunl, J P Hood, Thos HendorsonTw J Holley, Hennr Haroflr, J B Hom, W R UfifA, Nljitolas Hernan dos; Thos Hofforod, Alfred Haywood, Moses Y Hondor* 0 « Hell,' R II Ilardcoi David Harrington, Edwin E Herts, W II-Houseman, N Al Harris, Stephen Hnlrick, 8 A Hooker, O 8 Hunter, Bttllaborehnm, Chns P Hatn- lton, W H Holmes. 8 P Halsey, Wm W Habersham, J M Haywood, Thos tfoynes, Jno B Habersham, Goorgo 8 Harding. Jno-Harrisson* Nicholas Heyle,Pnu Hernan dos, Audrew HorrlMOn, Wm Humphreys, John Helry, 9,Troup, Howard, Wm Henderson, D a Henderson, Jas M. Hendorson, Thomas Helry. Claus Hallmsn, John H Hull, Levi Hart, Jas Horan, b Heldt, Maurioo Hackett, Robt Habersham.-8r, Johp Harper, J W Harris, Th< Holcombe, G II Holcombe, E 8 Harris, Wm lleldt, Ji_ Hnrcgrovcs, Jos O Habersham, John B Holcombe, Eldrod Hayaen, E J Harden, Jno Hamlet, Geo Hans, Jno R Hamlet, M Harding, Beymonr Harris, E D Hoyle, Wm P Holland, IIP Holland, James Hines, R H Howell, Thos Harden. W H Harrison, Alllton Humphreys, Jos B Har vey, RI) Hilton, R W Hunt, Jno P Herb, Wm Hono. John W Ihly, John L Ihly Wm Ihly, Brlon Island. Goorge Jones, Jas 0 Jones, Jas MJonos, BG James, Alexander Johnson, Jos T Jones, J D Jesse, Thos Jones, Edward Jones, Jos Johnston. Peter Jacob*, John It Johnson, Christian Jogslollor, EB Johnson, 0 II John* EtnanUel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John — Jackson, Bulloch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt Jackson, Wm A Jaudon, U R Jackson, Clous Jnckens, Peyton R Johnson, Jos w Jackson, Goorgo Jackson. Fred Krete, Harmon Kuhlman, wm H Kelly, Phillip Kolb, Dedriok Ku»enliorn,P AI Kollock, Ezra Kcnt,N fi Knapp, Jus King, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, James Kerr, Peter Krauss, Getbrt Kerk, James Konncdy, John KeUy, Daniel Knin, Hanford Knapp, A J Korn, Edwin u- Nicholas Kerloy, Robert Knox, Fred- .. -ler Krlno, Louis Kempf, A G Kennedy, A L Kent, Louis Koezel,Thoa Keaton, Jos Kirkland, Al fred Kern, Phillip Kean. D O Knuffa, Wm Kino, Ed- word Kean, Edward 8 Kemnton, John Keegan, Chos II KnappyWm P King) Nicholas Kellehor, Jno J Kelloy, Thos II Kreegcr. .fit ... .. .. , Logan, Thos Leary. Hugh Larken, Patrick Lcnaban, Patrick Irfo, Daniel Laphnn, Thomas Lyon, Jnmes Lnn- i, J T Linde, Linda Linde, Daniel Lealiey, William agban . „ . , . Andrew Low, 0 D Loboy, Louis U*grlel, John Lyons, O Lufburrow, Charles Law, Peter Lee, Robert Leybourn. l.ovy Llllcuthal, W W Lincoln, II F Lclche, F M LohoO, n.j.. t ta ifr n l I_.... vr t r- tit r * I/evy Llllenthal, W W Llucoln, II F Lotche, 1 Paine Lovell, Wm B Long, John N Lewis, Simeon Lane, M L Lufburrow, William Lake, 8 A TLawrence, Alt Lawton, Edward Lyneli. Edward * v awrence, A — , , jon, txiwnrtl Lovell, John Lares, D N Lino, James Lauahlln, J P Linder, James J Logan, Robert A Lewis, A D Luce, JII Ladd, Jno Lama, Jas Lynch, IDLaRoohe. Peter Lawrence, Allchaol Laran, Matthew Lynch, Root Laohllson, Jnmes Lachllson, Cas par Lenzer. James Jerkin, Timothy Lavau, O A La- uoche,Robt Lunduy, John Lawton, A J Lebey, Thos Lowls, Wm H Lyons, Antonio Ixmvenlo, J G Lambright, Michael Lyneli, Pal’k Laughlln, John 11 Loveless, G W Lockwood, Loon Lohman. nr. Abraham Minis, David Alorris, Jacob Manses, John Afakin, Thos McNlcholas, John Masterson, Edward Alnahan, Jeremiah McCarthy, John Alcllue, Wm Morrell, JG Mohrtens, Robt McIntyre, HO Alehrtens, Jno IJ Mat- lett, Jos Mordecal, MichaelJdcGrall^Thos^ Mnrtau! Loander Aloore, Mathias II Alyer, Peter MoGuilllcnddy, Silvester Manning, Al Marsh, Jacob Miller, Jno Murchi son, Jno Atontinollfn, Thos Maher, Thos McAulifT, Jos NcFeely, It W Mlscally, H W Mercer, 0 * ”’~ I ..... .111 t. P ft* ll./l tl H-Ln. , acally, i, E T McGrall* Thos AlcCollum, II Alorce, Wm A Moglll, Wm • moo re,. u mnuaru, vj u niurpny, doremmu muck, N u Mills, Jesse Mount, John Murphy, 11 AI Alorel, Patrick Aloara, 0 C Allllar, John AIcGube, Harvey Morse, John McDormott, J M MUIen, Thomas VV AloArthnr, Levi 8 Myers, Henry Merckhardt, Michael Month, Thomas Ma hon, Patrick AlcGovorn, 8 8 Allllar, T J McNIsb, John Mnlioney, John AloGuuagh, Patrick Masterson, John MaUory.Jnmca J McCoy, IsuucAlluis, Edward AtcCabo, G Murklns, 8 8 Moody, Dear'- • - * 1UCUU7, 1DUUU UIIUIB, . T G Alurklns, 8 8 Moody, Dennis McGuire, Lnwrenco Mc Kenna, Neylo Mellue, J II Alehrtens, AI II " “ ivunnutiieyiu mcnuu, o i» uiouauua, m i» Myer. Thomas McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Alanke, Edward McUrnw, Bartholomew Alclnnrnoy, John Alallery, Ludor Mehr- Bnrtholomew Mclnnrnoy, Jolin Alallery, tens, A P Mira, Fablun MyorholTer, G 8 Miller, John R Martin, William B Mell, James W Morgn , o o Ulmer, donn u Alartln, William B AlelLJamoa W Morgan, Allchnel Mor ris, John W McKoy, O P Atllls, William E Alongln, D J MeKeuxle, A P Mordecal, Jus 8 AlcDonald, Jus Mauu- sy, ThoaR Alllla. Domingo Alnrllng,Jos Murjdiy,G A Mo- Cleskey, Angus AlcAlpln, Michael Murtin, Peter Alaria, A G Mode, Al B Mlllen, Jno McCall, Jas Alerooly, Wm MeU cair, E Mendol), A K Moore, Wm Alackay, John McNiih, Jas G Alells, L B AlcCotin, Wm Alorris, John McCollum, Charles AlcCnnn, Uornard Alnllan, Wm McLaughlin, Patrick AlcLaughlou, P VV McCarthy, WHO Mills, Jno McMahon, Jno F Mullognn, Jna MntUiows, Isrnic Marsh,Thos Almldon, John Moran, P A Maddox, Solomon Alayor, E AI McDonnell, Wiu Alorel, Jno Aluhiin, Jno II Mayer, Thos G Mooney, Al C Norland, Jaa McDounld, T BAD **- *•••-■ * - .luxwell, N W McLood, Alex McHnnleo, Jno T Mllch- ell, Predk Alundorf. II K Aluntfort, Ats McBride, W J Alolnlosh, Sami 11 Alorel, Joremlah AlcCartiiy, Wra Alo- Corthy, A N Miller, Thos Mott, II P Miller. IW Alorrell Jos MctnUrc, Danl McCarthy, Al II McLeod, Jna McCann Jos McCanna, Thos Alecks, Edward Alullegun, John Alo Auliif, Archibald McAllister. N. Joseph Neill, ThosNnylor, Wm Nungczor, JasNunge- zer, VVG Norwood,Jno VV Neuvltt. DD Nlcuols, EL Neidllnger, Dan’l Nelson, Torronco Nugent, O N Nichols, Goo 8 Nichols, L P Nichols. Jos Nagle, Novlll Neylo, Jno Nell, J G Noldlllnger, A A Nungazer. J R Norton, Jacob Neubergor, Edward Nugent, Sum’l Nulttnun, Jna A Norris, Frederick NoHemen, Jno CNIcoll, Thos M Nor wood, Chas Nowland; Jamoa^Neldlllngor, Wm Nevo. John W Owens, Goo W Owens, Daniel O’Connor, Tim O’Brien, Owen O’Rourke,John F O’Byrne, David O’Con nor, Owen O’Rlclly, Humphrey O’Leary, G 8 Owens, Dennis O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno II Ohlmeyer, Wm 11 Olcolt, Wra Olmstond, J P O’Neill, D G Olcott, E Martin Payton, Antonio Ponce, E Al Prendergnst, Bnm’l N Panot, James Prendergnst, O C Parker, Anthony Porter, Jos v Prentice, JnoF l’osoy, N 8 Pinder, Smn’l Phllbrick, Jos Al Prentice, 8 AI Pond, Wm Parris, Pat’k Prunty, Andrew U Pacctty, Edwin Parsous, Elisha Par- a .. « « « sons, Jno Poole, 8 G Pancost, Owen Peterson, C B Patter son, John Pcrflcld, John Phelan, Jno P Powell, Jos Prou- dergasjThos Purse, Sain’l Pittman, EJ Purse, George Parsons, R D Papot, M Promlorgast, Edward Pudelford, 8cn., Euwnrd Padelford, .lr M Thos Pldgeon, Thos 81’ltt- Juo Post ell, Joa VV Phillips, Jnmes Pninty, J A! Palin, Alnrcns Al Pock, Patrick Price, G C Puder,Tlioa Prouder, goat, Chas Perry, R W Poolor, II K Preston, Joa V Pres ton, Wm P Preston, Edward Pursale, D G Phllbrick. Jaa Quantock, John Quinn, Martin Quinn, Wm Qulon, Wm Quantock, Jr. It. P M Russell, Waring Russell, DavldJlosonblatL Jacob Rosonband, John Russell, DenulsRyan, Wm Rochester, James Russell, ThoaJ Ryon, J B Ross, John Rcody, A M Ross, Allchnel Rochlbrd, Christopher Russell, VVm P Roberts. John Ryan, JB Rend, Jos VV Robberts, Henry Roscr, VVm Robertson, Patrick Reilly, L S Russell, VVm RcMsho, Barney Roden, Pat’k Ilynti, VVm Ilogora, Jno A Richardson, Jno C Rowland, Michael Rooney, Goorgo Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daniol Robertson, Win Remshort, J W Rabun, Joa Roas, Francis Ryan, J B Ripley, J W Remshart, Robt Ralford, II VV Ralford, Mathew Rni Remshart, Robt Ralford, II VV Ralford, Mathew Rallord, Wm Reilly, J P W Reed, Jno Rlordon, Francis Reives, Jefferson Roberts, CII Rikoman, II Rogers. J Ronnldson, . ■ ” Robli seneraon uoooris, o it ii no* Jeremiah Ryan, B G Reed. Chas E i Ross, Henry Rober, Goo RoblnN Allot Roberson, John Rowley, Johu Rogers, C Wm P Rowland, Hugh Rlelly, Andrew B jlnson, Joseph Dan’l Reddamn, [ugh Rlelly, Andrew Rlelly, A R Ral ston, IIJ Royal, Jno E Rice, Jnmes Ryan, JasL Rosslg, noli, C E Ryan, Wm Robkon, 0 W Rogers, Thos Ronau, Geo Robertson, Tobias Rothleter, P A llobere, G 8 Roux P T Rolf, AI J Itellly, James Russell. E A Smillnri Scudder, Rich’d Christopher Schnolder, John A Staly, Emanuel Shcrtall, Harman Bilbor, R ll Spencer, Mordo- cnlShoftnll. Andrew Stoafvnter, John Savage, J 8 Solo mons, Frod’k Scherff, A A Binots, W RSyinnna. Tho* Sullivan, Geo 8palthoff, Jno O Soxton, ' s, lard, Wm Swoll, John A Bchaffur, John Fd Smyo, Henry Starke, Abraham Simpson, Sahncldor, John A Staly, Kloh’d Scanluii, „ J ° 8 oph Fclt, John Poley, Thos Ford. Jos 8 Fay, Wm Fisk, James Fountain, bugald Ferguson, iLn 0 wlHmnt, Jas For- Sh-iw n • r A. An ^ rew Pony, John Fitzgerald, An- Fell, Allchaol Pinnoy, WinFPony, ” will ^T icr * on * Austin French, Johann D Fish VVin roKlard. Dominick Fiatlev. John Flanneiran. Pa Symons, Thos Sullivan,Geo8palUibff, JnoOSoxton, AJCBhaw, Ja cob Bhaflbr, AI BliefRall, sr^ G J 8pencer. Bnm’l Solomons, J P Bcrl von. John Spollmnn.D H Btowart* John Sullivan, D 8huffer. Wm II 8mlth, John Stoddurd, Ephraim Scud- dor, Sum’l B Blbloy, Anthony Bogur, Jos Shea, Pat’k Scnnlan, Job Skinner. J H Siroes, Dan’l Bttllivun, Jas 8klnner, Dr 8 Shertall, Nicholas 8lnot, Martin Sullivan, Lowls Bmith, Jucob Bchaffur, Thomas Bauudera, Johu Stevenson, 0 N Staley, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Jno Sul livan. James Sullivan, Waller W Hralth, Geo Shultz, V V Slroblrart. Jas J Stokes. Geo 8hute, Harmon Bnngstock, Ilomy Seltzer, O B Scnlly, E SomoralL Francis Sorrel, Jno A Btegin, Johu Sloan, Wm G Stafford, JuoScrevcu, VVm Salle, 0 M Slone, J R Saussy, J M Schley, Franc!* Shells, P K Bhlols, Adam Short, Jno Y Symons, James Symons, P R 8weat, Edmund J Saunders, Edwin Stiles, J Al Solomons, Augustus Scholdoinnn, Derails Sullivan, Daniel Sulli van, Al J Solomons, M Shehan, Donnla Sulli van, narnoy Sinlili, Henry Stlbbs, Jas II Shehan, Valen tino Blanton, John Shorlock, Loyal Scranton, Mnriin Shannon, Joseph Sullivan,Jas P Stokes, Philip Smith, Jos M Shollinan, James Al Strickland, Timothy Sherrodnn, Thomas Smith, Wm Starr, Jr,il II Scranton, Jos Shurdo- man, Conrad Sohelneidcr, Goo Stevenson, Richard Stolo. John Bhlelds, Nelson Smith, S 8 Spefsselzer. W W Starko, ATp Seamen, Tho* P Steven*, J E BtttV, H \V Smith, VVm Starr Jr, Henry Saunders, Peter 8mlth, J D Stebblns, A A Solomons, G W Sliuffer, D T Scranton, Patrick Skinner, Edwurd Bwirt, Sami B 8weal, John D Spnnn, John K Bill well, H 8hoppard,F AI 8tone, Elenzor Solomons, Thos Seully, VVm 8uundors, Jaa Smith Sr, Jno Schungell, Josaoo J Smith, Wm F Shoarer, J A Sowell, J SSturtovnnt, Wra Saunders, Julius Smith, II II Sefloy, - rBi - Pnuf. ,9.^ Flnn,lort ) W G Footo, fieul Fraukllu, Peter I-eUi, G W Parries*' Thos AI Portnan. oSSraWafTOll OrlmbUC J F Onllmarlln, ncij rick a ^° A VVm A hlbbons, PaL oSmmuH ^ ftW 000 J P Orovenstoln, John JnhSoU J ^i w G T nl,n fe r ’..2- omln B° OlW J o‘»n Griffin, Go^ ^rte " G °Hrroy t L J Gullmarlln. Soaborn Tho* r w H® 0 ^ 0 Galohouse, J M Griffin, V Y Gibbons, Chas Gross, PaVriek Gordon, rich W-irw^G^Dgny.Polcr GnH.ey, W WGoodl John GlIlelahMoseph te. R «2!L odwln, LBGopdwin, Onrslon Gerdts, H Ju l ,u »D Goudry, R, II-Griffin, Robert sSSU&Jteg& fa D-H-On%ay, Martln Gortln,. JamM*n„^.°f^°/ r t D> 1,1 GnDdway, Martin Gortln, S2? A V.W 11J GDborl, MaUhew Galla- ran’ Ganvknghly. John A! Gnor- A D Guerrard* Philip UMMohoUso,' ~ "Jd6t, W E Geffekon, Jna n«rtJ GObrg®. gBHnHHHRnB Hupter, BNHaK mry iliuipt, Bd* 1 . in, Jonatliuii inn, Icastlu, VVuilluut- 0 B Hen- Clirlslopher smith. UUfltnnifl fitnrtrn. FAoiroSffiB, runnauuuiu. JltfD GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. ■ Miraw, ti. DbwEix, • No.l08Bay-aT*MT,flAVAKXAil, Gkoroia. strict personal attention to Farmers’ orders, andq rolnms of Sales of Produce. mai PO ‘ i , , SWIFT. DEN6LOW k CO, Doalom In (Jrooorlo*. l»rovJ REIOJT AND DOMESTIC I. and quick mart) OORNBftBAT AMD WmTAKIIt-aTKRKTI.. W. D. FORD, khdllotall Grocor« fValdburg'e Building, Jeffertou-stre-.t, Savannah, Oa^ V3F Constantly on hand, a choice supply or Family July 7 Gbocbribi. E. O’BYRNE, AT TAYLOB’S BU1LDIMO— MARKET WHARF, Keep* constantly on hand a supply of Crockery-Wtu-o, Grocorioit, &c. Ac. J»n i> 'Al ly .. L. ROBIDER, fraoM pariiI Fashloimblo Hoot and Shoc-lTIuker. Importer of French Leather, -s’ i WniTAKBB-STRKBT—OPPOSITE BMETS’ BUILDINO. J. L. OLIVER, Fashionable Hoot Manufacturer, RO.SKVXMTBBN BULL-STRBRT, MXAB MONUMCNT-SQUARB. Gork-Solo, Watop-Proot; Hunting, Military, Patent Leather, Walking, Dross, and Pump-Sole Hoot* s Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, &<%, made to order In tho neatest and most fashionable . .... — fashionable manner, of wurranted materials, and by the most experi enced and careful workmen. WYLLY Ac MONTAIOLLIN, General Agent* and Urokers, For the 8alo of RealK»tate,hfegroes,&any description Personal Property. _ OPFIOie, CORKER BULL-ST. AND BAY-LANK, fob 23 Savannah, Georgia. DWIGK fc C Factors and Commission P R, S. HARDWICK. JVo. m nev-Strut. lerckants, lAuniKM , J. I1A8UROUCK Ac CO. (PORTERS AMD WIldLtSALB »E. Jonif O. COOKE. IMPORTERS AMD WIldLtSALB DEALERS IK Earthoa-Ware, FrenohCMnR^Looking Glasses, PHILIP IAN, Drapor-and Tailor, AMD DEALER IM READY MAD FCLOTHIMQ, PEKHELD’S RAMOE— RO*98 RRYANH1TRBET. 8. 8. MILLER Ac J. Wheolwrlr’ - * - — FERGUSON, , i ItlackMmlths, •ovghton ami Montgomery-ete. ■ AVANNAI?, OA. Carts aid Prays manufactured. [ Iron Railing and Grates, for luly—e .novfl ADAM SHORT, Mas t o r B It 1 Ido r, FIRST POOR WEST OF BT. AMOKSW’a HALf- Will fake contracts for Bidding and Work in Masonry of every description. \ R. Ac J. LACIIL180N, Engineers and Blillwrights, IROM dr URASS FOUMDERS, Canal-Stroot—Near tho Canal IxKk. R. LAOnLIION. J.LAC1IUIOM. A. N. MIL Engineer’an dull 111 wright, I ROM AMD BRASS FOUMDER. A. PON< importer Ac Blanufadturor of Sogcu 1 *, MO. 13 WHITAKKX-aTRKKTi Keeps on hand R well selecict stock of Imported Be- gars; also Manufactured Tobacd), Snuff, Pipes, and all other articles usually kept In Us line of buslnoss, which he offers on the most reasonable torms, - uoy 3 ”T. PORTER’S . , FASHIONABLE CLOTHING- EMPORIUM. Spcfnjj ana Sttwwtr jfaatitonn. j T HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method or Informing his friends and the citizens or Savannall that he Is now opening THE MOST SPLENDID STOCK OP CLOTHING ever offered In this city. Thefprlc«s In plain figures, are marked upon each article, and no deviation, apd nt ino remarkable low prices that the 6>oda are marked, tho subscriber feels confident will be appreciated by a generous public. In part aro the follow! 1 * "—*-' * *■—- now In store, to wit: GENTS’ CLOTH COATo. Gents. Block Cloth Dress and Frock Coats, Olivo do do do do Brown do do do . Blue do do do do Block Cloth Sacks and Polka Sacks, Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Olivo do do do do do Hhnd Drew do Black Doo Skin Polka Socks, Fancy Colored do do Drab Casslmere Backs and Polka Sacks, Black Thvecd Green do Brown do Bilk and Wool do do do do COATS. Checked Ginghams, 1,1 nun Lustre, Plain and Fancy Alpacca, Purls Lustre, Black Morin, Bluck and Fancy Tweed, Do do Cashinerells,' Brown nud Yellow Linen, Black Drop d’Eto, Grass Linen. Bilk, Lninb’s Wool, and Merino Shirts and Drawers, Linen, Jeans, and Canton Flannel do Silk, Merino, nnd Cotton Half Hose, Bilk, Thread, and Norl Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Robe*, Linen Collar*, two nnd three ply. D1J , PANTALOONS. Striped Cotton and Linen, Plain do do do Nankeen, Drnpd’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpacca, Black Doe Skin Pants, Plain Black Casslmore Pants, * ancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Block and Colored 8ntlncl Ponb Block Satin 8lngle nnd Double Breoj ( Fancy Salln and Silk do Embossod Fancy Silk do Black and Fancy Barathea do . do Embroi’d Coftimen Whlto and Fancy Satin and Party DI.Ih DHJ^ I ■ I. ... - od Vests, do do do do Plain Block Sllic Voivet, single and Arable breasted, Fancy Cut do Fancy Cashmere do GLOVES. Blnck, White, nnd Colored Kid Glov s, Black and Castor Riding do Cloth, Caahmero and Lined llerlln do Black, White andFaucy Silk do „ „ CRAVATS. Superflno Blnck Silk nnd Fancy Crav Is, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Scar , .. d 2 . . do Opera Ties. Linen Cambric, Chinn Cord and Ponge kerchlefk. Hats nud Caps, of tho latest styles. Ladles’Riding Hats. “ “ini Trunks, Patent and Sole Leather. Valyacs, Carpet Bag*, Cones, Umbrellas, do At,A CHILDREN’S CLOTHING DEPA1ITMENT. Tills Department for Children’s Clothing I* fitted up In tho roost costly style with every c filling, Ate- tho stock embracesevory nrtlclo In that lino, consisting in part or Coats and Pants or evety MyTei overi coats, and! ndar Garments, Jenny Lind Sack*, Polka do’ Over Sack*. Vests Braided SuItTpialmsilkVelroLVnt Suits, and Boys’ Caps, u largo assortment. 7 lie Iaullo* will flud itto Uielr I merest to cull nud oxafaln* my ltock. aa Mkod ” nUld ° UP ° l "° nle * 181, 0 ttnd 1101,681 manner nud nl 11,0 ,oweBl P ricca - Hu abatement from thoprlces Aral EjTDon’t forget tlio now gtoreon first floor of St. Andrew’s Hall, comer of Broughton nnd Jefferson-st*. npr 28 VVelwtor, Robert Wuggerisloln, Jos Washburn, I) I. Wil son, Claudius C Wilson, Domnsoy White, Peter WhltR, Jno M Williams. Norman Wallace, Henry Welgund. Tlios White, Wl II William*, J TVVobb.Jus G Watlfc John Wickam, Lemuel Wilson, Wrn P IVyllv, Johu Wildor, Jus E VVoRhnur, Chrislopher Wltgeii, John Wol^lom^Jno W 0 Williamson, llonry Williamson, Poter Ynnson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yonge, W A Yongo, Wm P Yougo. T,» Tclor Zarodoskl, Edward 0 Zolrouor, Jacob Zimmer man, Edward Zudotncs, Solomon Zelgler. Tho foregoing are tho qualifications of voters entltlod to vote for Mayor mid Aldormon of tho City of Savannah at tho ensuing oloctlon in December noxf, and a list of persons Registered for the month of May. If there aro nny persons whoso nnmes are Registered, nud who are not entitled to n vote, notlco Is respectfully requested to bo given to tho Clerk of Connell, that they may bo dealt with according to law. R. P. AKIN, sept 14 Clerk Council. GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE, Fran klin-Sq ii are. W OULD Return his (hanks to his friends and patrons for pnst favour*, oml Inform them, that lie is now ready at (he old stand, to execute any work In the above line, nnd hopes by his untiring exertions to ploaso nil who may honor him with n call. All kinds of repairing In the above business dono with tho utmost neatness ana dlsnutch. • wheelwright and Blacksmith work, and nil kinds of WhochsWugons, Drays, Carts, &c^ made on tho shortest notlco and on most liberal terms. Jun 2(1 PAINT AND OIL STONE, SAVANNAH, OA. No. 11 'Whitakur-strcot. K EEPS constantly for sale—^WHITE LEAD, Pure Nos. 1 and 2 English do. GROUND PAINTS: Black, Yellow, Brown, Chrome Green, Paris Green, and Pruzslun Blue. DRY PAINTS: Venetian Rod, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow Ochre, Red Igsad, Litharge, Paris and Chromo Green, Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow, Umber, Terra do Sienna, Drop Blnck, nnd A VARIETY OP FANCY COLORS. Linseed OIL, Sperm do- Nealsfoot do-and SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, White-Wash BRUSHES, Paint, Var nish, Graining, and Artists’ do., Wludow and Picture ■ 1 f Idlq TIME 18 MONEY. DISPATCH IS A RECOMMENDATION, Highly Important to Contractort asdBuilders. IIE Subscriber Is now prepared, will: a sufficient J nnnnfvn 0 ^ 611 ’ l ® do four time* tho amount of HOOFING or uny other establishment In the City of Savannah, In tho sumo spaco or time, and cin give reference to numerous root*laid by him. which the pub- u° fll !° ut liberty to Inspect. I can cover a medium sized Dwelling House, nnd put up Gutters and Conductors, complete, In the space of ten hours. All Roofe war- {SfigjJS luiil prices oa low o. I nm also filling up Water Works In Houses, which In {n*this c*[ y ° nUd worl{majl3 * 1 *P u°ver been practiced All wort done under my own Immediate Inspection. I respectfully ask a continuance ofthe pntronago which has been so liberally bestowed on me since my com mencement of business, and will endeavor to merit a con- timimico ofthe same. JOHN J. MAURICE, mny 21) io nn j 12 Darnard-etroet. Hoff’s Sash, mind, ana Door Factory, H . Newark, N» Ji A VINO been a manufacturer of tho above articles for the lost twenty years, and having all the advan tages or Improved machinery and steam power, is pro- pared to offer to builders and others In Buvannnh and vi cinity, SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS, and other articles In his lino, at the lowest rates. All work from thlsfecto- ry I* warranted to turn nut ns agreed upon. Parties wishing uny or the abovo articles will find it to their luterest to address E. W. ROFF, „ Newark, N.J. Sash-Weights, at foundry prlco. Machine Moulding or any size nnd pattern, al tho lowest rates. Reference.—Messrs. Pierson k. Heldt, Savannah: Rankin,Daryea<c Co, Now.York; CarhartA. Roff, Ma con : Jas. P. Earl, Builder, Charleston, S. C. July 1 3rao • Glorious News!! The Most Important Discovery yet Mado 11! PlIILEIP’S PATENT EIQUIH GLUE, TT'OR Carpenters, Brush Maker*, Book Blndcra, Cnbl- JL 1 net Makers, Housekeeper*, Druggist*, &c. Thl* be ing a Patent Glue, In a Liquid etate, always ready for use, requires no flro; It I* free from smell, and will keep liquid iu auy cllmato: It also nets as Cement for Wood, Btuno, China, Ginas, Iron, Marble, Paper, or any sub stance ; os a paste or gum U stand* unequaled; It* repu tation, wherever It has been Introduced, Is of the first or der; ns a saving to Mechanics, is observuble nt first sight. Wo offer liberal Inducements to Hardware men, Station ers, Druggists, &c., and guarantee It to cost less, by . ... m — - *■* ire raakl percenL, than common ordinary Glue. We aro making oxieiulvoarrangeinoiiuTorthls'PnifTrade,’and cmm’try - JI kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Borders. . B3T Tho abovo articles will bo sold on reasonable HouNCt Sign and Ship Pointing Dono In a workmuu-Uke manner, and at reasonable prices.Jan 20 Dying and Renovating Establishment, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA, 73 York-8t..renr of the Court House, EHtubllMhed in 183S. L ADIES’ Silk and Woolen Dresses, Shawls, Table Covers, tec. Cleaned, and Dyed various colors;Ladl , Jyed , Bonnets Bleached nnd Pressed In a fushlonnblo style; Kid Gloves Cleanod nnd Gentlemen’s Garments Cleaned, Reno vnted or Dyed ns may be required. All done iu the same stylo which has generally so much pleuscd my patrons and frlonds. Terms moderate. Persons sending parcels by Stoainbonls, or Hall-Road, are requested to write per mall,so that I may knownwhero to call for them. 1 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY, ppr 1 tuw« Wm II Tarver. John V Tarver, Goo W Tltcolmb, Wm II Tyson. John Thompson, Patrick Tydlngs, Barnard G Tlldon, Fra’s Trantoll, AFTorlny, P G Thomas, VV P Thompson, Jno P Tucker, A Talblrd, Fras Trnulell, J D Tombroke, James Tburinnlt. 1) T. Tinner,'- Wm Thomas. O E Tofft, Edward Townsend. U T Thous, A Thomas, W PToffi, MarlonThroudcran, Jno IlTliode, HJ Thomas* son, VV II Tlnsloy, Fras Trucnelut, IIV Thomas, Richard son Tombs, W H Talblrd, J E Taylor, John G Thomas, John Trumfier, 1 K Tom, Jus P Tustln, Thos M Turner, F A Tupper, CliasThompson, H JTledemnn, David Thomp son, Jas TJgho.L C Teboati, Chas O Talblrd. Henry Tow, Jno Tanner, VVm A Thompson, Itoht Todd, F J Tlmutons, Wm II Talblrd Jr, Jno J Thous, J Tcchonor, VVm S Tay lor, N P Taylor, J Al Thomas, J R Thompson. Christian Uobelo, Philip Us'ler. Antonio Vcndloy, alios Ramboskl, Chas Van Horn, W H 8 Vorstlllo, Tristram Vorstlllo, David Veador, llonry Vollstolch, W ** ”—• 9 0 Vondoubora, llonry Vonglabu, 0 A Wood, Rich’d Wnyho, J L Winoburg, pant W Whlto, James Whlllbarnffetli Woodward, Elisha VVylly, Charles Wilson. Geo W Wylly, Augustus Wcnzo, James Whlto, L W Won*, Francis Wilson, J J Waver, A R Wngh, Edmund Wallon, A J Wylly, Jos M Wilson. G AI Wald burgh, Wm Thomo Williams, Wm Wilson, VVm Waters, Illrum Waller, John Wiillnmson, Jna White, Ja cob Walter, Gregory Whlto, Allchaol Weldon,Thomas Weight, WO Wylly, B G Wilson. W W Woodbrldgo, Bryan Wron.R D Walker, Jno WWtlson,Tho« J Walsh! H b Wyer, Jos W Wood, Win Wright* G 8 Wall, II F -WUlluk, Issae Welder, VVm We^tt, Jacob Waldburgh, ” obsten Jorrard Wubbloman, A J White, Christo- wra Isano P Wlilteneau, V r. wniung, e *t vvyuy, r.nos Wlthlngton, Beniamin Whltehond, Thomas VVnrKiuan, Dr. 8 Warnor, J W Watts,Jno Williams,8P WbUehoad, Thhsi A Wilson* Tlios SIVnyno* W .VV.VVcst, Job-W White, O M WlUott, Simon Walter. VV ILWeokes. H K Wnshburn, H- F Warring, J R VVIIder.'Ilenry Williams, 8 B willlfuns, Ooo WIUIx, H P Wllllnk; rotor Wlllber- gw, Wm II VVIItbonrpr.' Martin Wimdelknn, llonry WII- avb,AD Winkler, Z N Winkler, Jno E Wurd; Jo# 0 SINGER’S PATENT SEWING MACHINES, Paiunted August 12,<4851. T HE great In vcnllon of tho day I* SINGER’S PATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPENDICULAR ACTION SEWING MACHINE. No other machines can rlghtflilly uso thostraight ncodlo wllh a direct motion. The first pre miums at tho last Now-York State Fair, and last Fair of tho American Institute, wore awarded to this Invention. Great Improvements have Just been completed nnd added by tho invoutor, which place theso machines fnr ahead of all competition. For theso Improvements, letters patent havo boon applied, and will soon bo Issued. All kinds of sowing, particularly leather, dono by this machine iu the host manner. It cannot ravel and Is rogidur nnd boautl- ful. Tho saving in labor Is Immense. Seven huudred and fifty of theso mnehtnos aro in profitable use. Principal offices, 258 Broadway, N. Y.; 57 South Fourth street, Philadelphia; nnd 10 Harvard place, Boston, where full inhla; and 10 Harvard place, , ......... proof ofthe utility of tho machines will ul nil tlinesbe given. Spociinens of tho sewing sent by mail lo an) part of this country. Slnto aud country rights for tho ox elusive use of these machines, for salo on most favorable terms. Apply personally, or by letter, to 1. M. SINGER & CO., 258Broadway, N. Y. N. B.—Silk Twist, black nnd colored, (on spools), man ufactured expressly for theso machines, for sale nl tho New-York office; blnck, t7; colored $7 50 per pound. Now York, Mnrch 251B52.Omo mnr 31 OVJBII\VIII3IjMINCJ SUGOE8SI RUSI1TON CLARK k CO.’S CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDICAL COIA LIVER OIL T HIS Valuable remedy, Introduced by us lo the no tice of tho modlcal profession but little more than two years since, bus, during that short period, advanced more rapidly in tho public estimation than nny remedy jret discovered for this dread destroyer of tho human race. It has boon used with the most signal and gratifying suc cess, oven in cases considered hopeless; and. in tho late reports ofthe New York and Pounsylvunla Hospitals, on Its use, it la spoken or as being more volunblo than nny • J ' ■ filler * * -"• * J *' ' remedy yot discovered for Consumption nnd Pulmonary Affections; nud it has tho groat advantage.over all other lodles, that, instead of reducing, it Increases tho strength and flesh of the imtlent—thus enabling Nature to oo-opo- rate with tho remedy, nnd overcome the disease. Owing to .Uto purity and superior quality of tho Oil of nr tnnnumcturo having given U a popularity over all rs, sovornl perrons havo eroded Iho aniqie and stylo of bolUia In order to palm off inferior quality nnd luluL ed Oil; nnd, aa tho article, unices pure, Is, In most our mnnufecturo having given . others, several perrons have eroded our bo“' - - * tcraled . .„ , cases, worse than uscloss. wo would call particular lies to our signature, which. Is oyer tho cork of each bot tle, dthout which It Is not genuine. Bo particular and Inquire for Rushton, Clark k Co’s Cod Liver Oil, and sc ~ that tho signature Is over the cork. For salo by W. W. LINCOLN, And by Druggists generally In tho United States. H USBAND’S CALCINED MAGNESIA.—The snpo- jrior qualities of this Magnesia are, that It Is en tirely deprived or carbonic, aold, freo from unpleas ant teilo, smoll, or other disagreeable —“-iHt ' •* '' from unpleas- property, nnd la without roughness or griillness to Uie tonch of palate. Ono toaspoonfol or this MagnOslal* equal tn strength to three or four of the common calcined magnesia, thus combining smallness of dose with the moat agreeable formln which mognealaran'be administered. Just ro- July 12 Muiiumeut-aquaro. We nro establishing Sole Agents In all populous towns 4L " R j " 4 ‘ in Bottle* of throughout tho United States. 8o!d In lio'ttles of three sizes, and also by tho Gnllon. Small samples sent lo any part of the United States, carriage free. Also, the British Furniture Polish, In bottles of three sizes. Country AlerchanU, attend to tho above. Apply early. PHILLIPS k CO., aug 3 3m 4 Codnr-st., near Pearl, Now-York. FALL OF 18G2. H AVING completed our arrangements for the season, wo are now prepared to offor to tho public the larg est and best assortment of GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING, nnd aro determined to Bustalu our reputation hy Belling Goods nt fair prices. Wo Invte our f riends and tho pul? lie to call and cxamlno our Fall and Winter Stock, which, for quality, stylr and quantity far oxcoeds any previous season, and from which a complete outfit can bo soluctcd nt Iho very lowest prices. Our Goods are solectod with groat care—being cut in tho latest Fashion, nnd manufactured In such a manner as i give entire satisfaction. 800,000 STOCK or Ready-made CLOTHING, embracing all Uie Tnrioni styles, qualities, etc., in £iart ns follows: Black Cloth, Frock and Dross, pinld and Clouded, Fancy Business Coats In groat vurioty. Tweeds cut Into Pellors Ilulf Socks, etc- etc. PANTALOONS, mado from Fine Black Doeskin, nnd tho various Fall stylo* or Harris’ Cloudod aud Mottled Casslmcrcs, Black aud Fancy Satlnota. VESTS: Black and . Figured Satin, GoaUcmcn’s Whlto 811k and Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. Wo invite the attention of Country Merchants to our Stock, which Is varied and complete, and manufliclunxt expressly lor their trade. Wo also tmvo a genteel as sortment or YOUTH’S CLOTHING, Gentlemen’s FumlBhlng Goods, Bluck and Fancy Silk Cravats, Stocks, 1’luiu and Figured Silk and Satin Neck lies, Prtnco Alberts, of Plain, Watered and Rlbbod 811k. SHIRTS, Whlto nnd Fancy, wnrnuitod lo lit, Gloves, Under Gar ments, Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchlufe, Socks, etc. jjy Wo u*k u continuance of tlio putrotiogo which has always been so gouerouMy extended to us. „ 0 pl7 IMKIiMON. lIEIrtT Hr. EUSON, IIEIDT 4c CO. SAM’L HOYT, Lato of tho firm of Sain’l Hoyt&Co,Savaunali, Gu. W OULD announce to hls frlcuda that ho has remov ed to Charleston, S. C-No. 140 East Bay, where he Is prepared to do u geueral Commission business, and furnish to ordor, nt all times, any articles from the North or South that may bo wanted, for tho usual commission, os well ns receive ami sell tho sumo. And I pledge my- solf that all business entrusted to my care shall rccclvo such attention as will Insure similar manlfostaUon of their good will, not doubling that my acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will enable uie to do os well as nny, and belter than many. Also Dealer In Butter, Choocse, Plaster, Marblo Dust, Coraont, Liino nnd Hair. And Agont for sundry Machlno Manufactories, North and South, ns well as Silua 0. Herrings’ Flro Proof Safes, Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones pall of which will he Rtrnishod ou short notice,and at manufecturcrs prices. Cosh puld nt all times for Wool, Green, Salted and Dry Hide#, Door and Sheep Skins, Shinning Furs. Beeswax, Rogs,.Ropo Cuttings, Sen Island Colton Seed and Flor ida Moss. Also, Southern Tanned leather In Uie Rough. Terms cash Invariably. Refers to tho cmzens or Savan nah generally. tf , sept 4 CARPET WARE HOUSE nnJIE Bubecriber would rcsnoctfolly Inform tiro citizens J. or Savannah nnd Iho public generally, U formerly occupied by Mosers. Snldei (which Is now being enlarged and opened ou op about tho 20th Inst, wlut an' entirely new and complete stock of Foreign aud Domestic CARPET- INHS, OIL CLOTHS, ko. k* ■ ■ : Having secured the Ageuoy of aoreralof-the principal manufliclorlea of Euroiio, purchasers will bocunblod to innko selections from tho most complete assortment of Royal Patent VelvaLTapestry,Urus*ct*lnjrralu aiulA'c tlauCarMtlng^Uugs, Oil CloUia,MatUug.Table and Pli Covers, Curtains nnd Curtain Bluffs, Siwdes, Cornices, fco., ever offered In Utla city ( all ofwblch will bo sold at wholesale or retail,on the uioel satlRfaclory tonns, by . tf VV. II. GUION, AguiiL sei»J4 BBBSHEE&sr SOboxe. do. Colored Olieo*!. 25 £?T°*... d0 - ymu do. S5 bbU. Illram (toillb’i Exln door. 30 bS™iui”i,“"”’ h ' Pure 0 “”“ Received per steamer, and for aale by •«Pt 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. TSin, lard, coffee, * coicc.- vX 25 barrels pure rhaln’s Gin: 25 do Imperial (frown do; 8 ^ Wo Co®* 4 - 50 bbls. Stuart’s B. Sugar. Landing, and for sale by •OP 114 CRANE k HOLCOMBE. R A SS®* *S ,PB » bales Gunny Cloth W«gr,500 coils Kentucky Rope 400 colU Dillon’s Roj>c; 1.000 lbs. do Twine tti pr,raoBac ? n Sides; 00 bags Jamaica Coffee •snu son 1 200 qusrtcMcegs } D «pont Powder 30 cases canisters J 14,000 feet 8ofoty Fuse. For sale by “Pt 13 COHEN 4c P08DICK. \XACKEREL 4c CODFISH.— lVX 25 barrels now No. 3 Mnckcrel 20 do. do. No. 2 do. 20hf.do. do. No. 1 do. 1000 Codfish Landing from brig Marshall,nnd for sale by sept 14 CLAGUORN 4c CUNNINGHAM, •|7LOUH, ALMONDS, SOAP, 4cc. Ac.— JU 25 hair bbls. oxtra Canal Flour} 5 frails “Jordan" Almonds; 25 boxes Pale Soap: 15 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar; . ., 20 bbU, extra Monongahela Whiskey. Landing, and for sale by sept 14 CRANE 4c HOLCOMBE. F UJU vs A &"? , ;is“ DnA,8,N3 - 10 hhds. Cqba Sugar; 106 colls Weaver’s Itnpe; 20 boxes and 10 half boxes Raisins. Landing, and for sale by sept f4 CRANE 4c HOLCOMBE. QUGAR, MOLASSES, Ac.— O 15 hhds. Prime Porto Rico Sugar 10 hhds. Choice do. do. 50 bbls. Sugar House ftlolnsses 60 bbls. Butter, 8ugur and Soda Crackers 25 boxes Soda Biscuit 20 boxes assorted Candy Lauding and for salo by •opt 14 SCRANTON, JOHN8TON k CO. TJACON.LAItD, FLOUR, Ac.- X> S(t hhds. prime Cincinnati Bacon Sides; 20 do. Bacou Shoulders; 50 barrels prime Leaf Lara; 100 do. Hownrd street Flour; 200 do. N. O. and Baltimore Whiskey: 25 do. N.E. Ruin; 50do. Phelps’Gin; 100 boxes Star Candles; 150 do. Tobacco, or various qualities; 30 hhds., 20 tcs. and 25 bbls. priino O. Molasses; 30 boles Itonf Tobacco; 25 bogs Rio Coffee; 500 colls Bole Rope; 100 bales Uuny Bugging, For sale by tug 3 COHENS 4c HERTZ. T\,f ANUFACTURKD TUBA' GO, Ac.— lVX 81 boxes Grant A Williams’ 5’a and 8 1 * Tobacco; 20 quarter do do; 00 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugar, 40 do Clarified do; 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch; 150 do No. 1 Palo and Family Soap; 61 13 lb caltys Hyson Ten; 10 bbls. Blenched Whale Oil; 10 do Soda Blsculs; 10 half boxes Loar Sugar; Landing and for sale by sept 7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. QUGAR8, COFFEE, TOBACCO, A«x, Sec.- O 10 hhds. prime Su Croix Sugar; 25 do. strictly cholra Porto Rico do; 100 bbls. Stuart's Clnnfied Bugnr; 50 do do Crashed do; 20 do do Powdered do; 40 boxe* do Loaf do; S0<» bogs Rio Coffee; BW do Jamaica Coffee, part very choice; 100 do Luguyra do; 25 boxes old Java Coffee: 10 do Mocko do; 250 boxes Tobacco, various brands and sizes; 50,000 very superior Spanish Segars; 100,000 half Spanish do; Far safe ou accommodating terms, by aug2 CRANE A HOLCOMBE. 0UNDRIES.—150 boxes Soap, various brands. O 50 bbls. Irish Potatoes. 40 bbls. Illrum Smith’s Flour. 20 bugs Black Pepper. 1 100 kegs Gun and Rifle Powder. 50 X casks Sherry, Madeira, and Teneriffe Wine. Received aud for sale by sept 0 MoMAHON A DOYLE. O UG AIL—50 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugnr. O 50 bbls. Refined do. 50 do. Crushed und Powdered do. 1 J ust received und for sale by | sept 0 McMahon a doylb. /TOFFEE, M ACKEREL, Ac.— \J 170 bag* Prime Green Rio Coffoo. 50 bbls. Nos. 1 and 3. Muckerel. 20 half do. No. 1 do. 40 bbls. Stewnrt’s crushed and powdered Sugar. 20 quarter casks while wine Vinegar. 1 500 reams Wrapping paper, assorted. 75 packages Hyson and Green Tea, selected. 80 boxes (is and 8s Bedell’s patent Tallow Candles. 100 bbls. E. Phelps’ Gin. 40 do. P. and II. Connecticut Rlvor do. 25 do, Domoslic Brandy. 10 do. high proof WhltefWhiskey. 1 Puncheon old Jamaica Rum. 1 do. old 81. Croix do. 1 do. old Scotch Whiskey. Landing and for sale by sept 6 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO. T ANDING from sclirs. Julia Eliza, Urania, Bussox, XJ burnuo Texas, and brig Augusta: SO hhds. cliolco Porto Rico Sugar 25 do fair Cuba do 250 bags fair to primo IUo Coffee ! 100 do primo old Cuba do 25 barrels Crushed Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles 20 do choice old N. (J. Whiskey 200 bags Buck and Drop Shot; 5,000 lbs. Bar Lead 25 barrels No. 1 Loaf Lard 50 do Stuart’s Sugar, B. A.O. 50 do extra Flour, illmin Smith, 8palding and Hopeton brands; 5 bales Twine 20 quarter casks pure ftlulagaWIuo 10 barrels Cherry Brandy 25 do Roso and Peppermint Cordials 50 boxes assorted Candy; 50 boxes Cheese, (new) 50 boxes Cheese, English Dairy 100 do Tobacco, most approved brands. For sole on liberal terms, by sept 8 CRANE A HOLCOMBE. OUOAR, COFFEE. SOAP, CANDLES, 4tC.— tj 25 obis. Smarts B. Clarified Sugar; 25 “ “ C. “ “ 20 bogs Old Government Java Coffee; 100 bags prime Rio Coffee; 100 boxes Smith’s nnd Buchan’s Family 8oap; 100 boxes Colgate’s Pale and No. 1 Soap; 50 boxes Readel’s Tallow Candles, 0’s and 8’s; 10 bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar; 20 bbls. High Proof Whiskey; 20 boxcsTobncco, lfl’s; 40 bbls. prime Leaf Lard; 50 kegsprime Leaf Lard; Landing, and for sale by aug 25 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. T ARD, HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS.— JU 15 casks fine Rnloson’s llams; 200 Reynold’s best Sugar cured llams; 20 hhds. prime Bacon Sides: 17 do. do. do. Shoulders; 40 bbls. prime No. 1 Leaf Lard; for saloby July 13 J. V. CONNERAT k CO. T> ALT!MORE FLOUR, BACON AND LARD. _D 250 bbls. superfine Howard-sL Flour; 100bbils. prime Bacon Sides: 40 do. do. do. Shouldcrs;| 20 casks superior Sugar Cured llams; 100 bbls. and 200 kegs prime Loaf Urd. For salo by July 8 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. OUGAR AND MOLASSES.— O 25 hhds. choice St. Croix Sugar: 30 do. prime nnd choice Porto Rico do.; 20 do. fair Muscovado do.; 48 do. prime nnd fair New Orleans do.; 150 bbls. Stuart’s Crashed nnd Powdered do.*, 80 do. do. B. nnd C. Clarified do. 150 do. New Orleans Molasses; 100 do. West India do. For sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. /TANAL FLOUR, Ac.— v 100 bbls. Hiram Smith’s and pure Genesee Flonr; 40 half do. do. do do. do.; 60 bbls. nullor, Sugar and Soda Biscuit; 50 boxes Treadwell’s do. do. 100 boxes 8caled Herrings; 300 do No. 1. Pale and Family Soap; 50 do. Colgate’s Pearl Starch 5 30 half chests X “«d X 9> papers Black Tea; 70 boxes 0 pounds each, superior do. do.; 60 packages assorted Green do.; 20 cases Olivo Oil. Landing, and for sale by July 8 BCRANTON, JOHN8TON A CO. /TOFFEE, SUGAR, BACON, Ac.— U 1,000 bugs Rio Coffee; 10(1 hhds. Muscovado Sugar; 100 do.Cardenns Molussos; 25 do choice Bacon Sides; 25 do. choice Bacon Shoulders; 150 boles Gunny Ragging. In store and for sale by Juno 23 PADELFORD, FAY A CO. T3RANDY AND GIN, IN BOND— XJ 10 pipes Swan Gin: 5 pipes Imperial Kaglo Gin; 15 half pines dark Otnrd, Dupuy A C-o.’s Brandy, 2 do. ao. palo do. do. do. do. 15 half and quarter pipes Rochollo Brandy. AU under Custom House lock, For solo by Juno 24 W.ftl. DAVIDSON. X IQUORS, SEGARS, Ac.— JU 5 qr. casks Otnrd, Dupuy A Co.’s Brandy 15 do. Pico Madolra Wine 3 half pipes do. do. 3 do. 8horry do. 50 boxca Claret, quarts and pints 10 baskets Champagne, do. 50 ft! Segars, of direct Importation, anti from the most celebrated manufacturers; together with a supply oi Cordials, nnd Sweetmeats.- Just raelved by ’ June 23 M. J. SOLOMONS. TMPORTED LIQUORS.— JL 10 hulf pljic* Olurd, Dupuy A Co.’s bost Brandyy 10 qr. nua eighth, “Jenu Louis, very old,’ 1 Brandy: 15 casks **Sazerar’s”.and.“Duvind'’ Brandy; • 3 pipes Holland Gin. Swan Brand; 2 puncheons SL Crofg Ruqt; . 2 do. Jamaica do. For salo by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT A CO. , Vf ADKIRA, CLARET AND SHERRY WINES.— ItX 20 halfand quarter pipes good Madolra Wine; 5 quarter casks superior old do. - 30 do. Teneriffe andSlclly do. 20 do. Port do. 8 casks Bordeaux Claret do. 5 quarter casks fine old Sherry do. For sale by ‘ ' July 13 J. V CONNERAT A CO. ; ywtrttjamrfrt. NUMBER 229f - igS£a /am lUBdw), assorted kind#. ■ bluls. Fair and Cnotee Porto Rico 8ogar. 1 do. Cuba and New-Orleans do. - do. • 40 do. 100 bbls. Refined 75 do. Crushed and Powdered 25 boxes Loaf 900 bags Rio Coffee. 200 do. Porto Rico and 8L Domingo Coffee. 75 do. Java do. 150 X and % chests Hyson Tea. 40 & do. Black do. 1 130 boxes Sosp. 100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspico and Ginger. ■ 80 bbls. Butter, Soda, and Sugar Biscuit. “0 X do. do. do. do, do. 0 M~ 120 51 Segars, assorted kinds. 20 bags Black Pepper. ' 250 bbls. New-Orleans Whiskey. 100 do. White do. 50 do. hlonongahcln do. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin. 60 do. Best P. k It. yjyo Gin. tl pipes Holland do. 50 x casks Sherry, Madeira, k Tcneriffo Wine. GO baskets Champngno do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 X casks do. 10 X do. Cognac Brandy. I In Cnstom House 20 X pipes do. { Blore. 150 kegs Gun and Rlflo Powder. 500 bogs Drop and Buck Shot. With a compote naaortmont of Groceries. For salo on favorable terms by -pl 4 WEBSTER k PALMES. N ew mackerel— 20 barrels No. 1 Mackerel. 25 do. No. 2 do. 25 do. No. 3 do. 10 ht do. No. 1 do. 10 do. No. 2 do. Landing from ship Hartford, and for sale by —Pi*! CRANE k HOLCOMB! T'XTRA CANAL FLOUR.— ll 28 barrels Hiram Bmith Flour. .25 hf. do. Livingston Extra do. Landing from ship Hartford, and’for sale by -P* a J CRANE k HOLCOMBE. ANDING from brig Excel: J 20 hhds. prime SL Croix Sugar 25 bbls. Coffee cfo 10 do. Granulated do 50 bbls. Stuart’s B. k C. do 10 frails Almonds 20 cases Pickles, quarts nnd half gallons. For sale ’ [sept 20]CRANE k HOLCOMflB. Sugar; 50 “ Fair 300 Bags Rio Coffee; 50 Matts old Government Java do. loo boxes Soap; 50 “ Starch. Just received and for nle by on ,o«o 5PMAHON k DOYLE. YRANDY, GIN, kc. “ Scignct l and Roachcll do. 10 Pipes Holland Gin; ifisc '" " Uuk. Madeira Wine; wu - M Port do. 30 bbls. old Monongsbela Whiskey; 50 “ Domestic Brandy; 50 “ do. Gin; loo do. Rum; . loo “ do. Whiskey. Just received and for solo by jeidtW1852 M’MAIJON k DOYLE. JUG AUS.—Just received amt In store: j 20 hhds. fair Muscovado Sugars; 10 do. Ncw-Orlcans do, 10 do. fine Porto It’co do. 50 bbls. Crush’d, Powd’d nnd Rcflnod Sugars: 40 do. Coffeo Sugars; for salo by J. V. CONNERAT k CO. July 13 ROBERTS Sc FOOTE, Broughton-etrcet, (.up etnirs) ojjpoeite the St. . Andrew's Hall, a AVE now on hand a vor> Stock o now on hind a very largo and well-releded k of DRY GOODS, which they offer for sale, by or packago lo tho trade—consisting, In part, ot Ii.iul — — <1 flllffnll Dlunl.nl. — Colored and Duffel! Blankets. Red aud White Flannel. Plains and Kerseys, assorted quality. Satinets and Kentucky Jeans. Fancy and Tweed Cassimeres. Striped and Plnln Cotton Osimhurgs. Bleached nnd browu Shirtings nud Sheetings. English and American Print*. Cashmeres and Printed DuLainea. Black and Colored Alpacaa. Blnck and Colored Coburgs. ntUAKTi’ST’ATHNT - mnltykept inle at tho sept 18 Finn PROOF PAINT, FltOffl OHIO. )osuro of a few months to tho atmosphere, this coating In soma places, a spurious article has been sold as the Every Barrel is marked BT,AKFPS FIRE-PROOP ‘ 1IMT. Tho above Paint Is for salo In Savannah b; wplfl vannab by u LAMAR. T HIS Artlclo Is elaborately prepared from carefully so lected articles of Uie best quality; it possesses In ( illng or oUier properties of on Injurious tendency. It fs beneficially used In a variety of clrcumsta a sense of exhans- lent, a few drops Ilia sugar, will be Inge, or of Gin- nrlably gl In onlln [nary dlarrhten, incipient cholera. In shot irt, In letber * particularly during the prevalence c za; no traveller elleror family should be with- June 24 . VV. LINCOLN, Monnment-equare. GEORGIA RUHR IUIIA, STONES. r HE Undcraigncd has on hand an assortment of Burr Stone, from 18 Inches to AX feet diameter, a portion IE ESSEX COMPANY LxwRKxcE, Buss., are pre pared to execute promptly all orders for Steam En- _ s, Bugar Mills, Locomotives. Colton and Woolen Ma chinery, MU1 Shafting and Gearing, Turbine and Parker Water Wheels, Machinists’ Tools, and Machine Work generally, in the best manner, and at prices as low as equally good work can bo obtained for elsewhere. Particular aUeullon paid to economy or foel In steam ngines, and to durability in ovenr Uilug. apr 24 ly GORDON McKAY, Agent. GOFPER8RUTH AND PfiPJKBING. rpilE Subscriber having fitted tip, InconnecUon with X hi* Foundry and Machine Works, a Shop for the abovo business, and engaged the services or superior workmen, is prepared to do any description of work that muy offer. All work dono in tho very best manner and at the shortest notlco. A. N. MILLER, July 12 tf Eastern Wharf. SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTIES* J UST RECEIVED: two splendid Seven Octave Tiano Fortes, by Roscnkrantz, Dresden, ono of the most cel ebrated European manufacturers. Theso Instruments *■- *to guarantied In every respect, nnd will be sold at itally low prices by F. ZOO BAUM k CO., f 13 Whitaker, one door east of Bryan-sL can bo uuuau July CHURCH AND PAHJLOR ORGANS. nrUIE Subscribers, agents for Mr. H. Kiuurr, Organ X builder, are prepared to fhrnlsh any description of Church or Parlor Organs. As a specimen of hls Instru ments, reference Is mado to the organ recently erected by him in the Lutheran Church of this city, l’urtlesdealrlng information on the subject cun ascertain all necessary particuinrsou application to F. ZOGBAUM k CO M |uly 13 Whltnker-et n ono door east of Bryan-st. WOODEN WARE. T IE subscriber has Just received per sebr. John W. Anderson, a supply of Woodon Ware, vIzj Ice Cream rails; Brass Bound Tea Tubs: Brass Bound Palis; Measures, from 1 quurt to X bushel; Painted and Plain Tubs and Pulls, wash Boards, Paste Boards, and Pius; kc^ kc.) for salo by JOHN J. MAURICE, ougO 10,12and 14 Barnard-strcet. CAlffPHENE AND SPIRIT GAS. , , T HE Subscriber has received por steamer 8tute’of Georgia, a supply of Catnphene and Spirit Gas, di rect from tlio manufacturers, which will bo sold on rea sonable terms. Also, Cam phene, Gas, and Oil Lamps; OIL Gas. und Cumpheuo Cans of various sizes. r JOHN J. MAURICE, June 15 10, 12 nnd 14 Bamard-stroot. GJIEAF VAHU 8'1'UUK, CORMER WHITAKER AMD COMORESS-STS. B LEACHED and Brown SHEETINGS k SHIRTINGS. The Subscriber* have Just received per brig Wilson Fuller, from Now-York: Water Twist bleached SHEETING New-York Blllls do do James’Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4 Londsdale and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4 Sea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4 7-8,8,0,10,11, and 104 Allendale Bro. Bheettng 7*8,8,0,10,11, and 12-4 do Bleaohed do 7-8,8,0,10,11, and 12-4 Hamilton do do For sale by M. PRENDERG AST k CO. packets n. u. twa ana uunuun, * now ready to transport freight of all tween Savannah, Augusta and Hamburg, with oa much. I If not more dispatch, than any other baata on the river. > The steamers ore commanded by experienced and ac commodating Captains.’ All freight, consigned to' their agents will bo forwarded free of commissions. ffiratieUnn attotttfBnqcuta. [ : NEW-YOBR & SAVANNAH; STEAM-SHIP LING . WEEKLY. rEoTJow and Splendid Stonm-h... FLORIDA...... * Captain Lyon, ■ ALABAMA^....;.., ...CaptainLudloWt, ;; Belonging to the . W^jjf ASayannnto Steam Navi Jan 28 MUEL L< MrrOIflLL,*'' • 104 Front-street, New-York. nLn . , FOR PHIJDADEk. Phfladolphla & Savannah Steain IS “ The new and splendid sl< ship STATE OF Of Inr trips and will leave Savannah on Wednesday, 8th day or September, and every alternate Wkdnesl_. tervi GU ‘ WdSOthOcWiM! ,V. •••-' . »l si, 3d and 17th November, and so on. Cabin Passage to Philadelphia. .....t35 00\ > Tlirough Tickets to Now York.... .’........... .^5 to: l Steerage 0 OO' This ship has been built with entire regard to safety* ? • .[ comfort and despalch, and offers new and ndmlrablo fa ply to* 10 hUfl,ne “ an “ pa'dELFORd'^AY pa8 “ 8 °- ,, I > * AgentelnKtUadelphla. ’ SAVANNAH* AUGUSTA &1LAMHURG, • „, The V"l° n steam Boat Company of Geor- igla and South Carollna bavlng,thoroughly joverbanled and refitted thw superior steain ; j - L.COOK and OREGON^with Llghteij^ \ The accommodations for passengers are equal; If not superior to any boats on the river. ' " • : - I1ENRT* sept 21 „ -,RY. HARPER, President, Savannah. . E. F. KINGHLEY k CO- Agents;. “ . JAMES HARPER, AgcnyAttguMa. 1 : BRUNSWICK- FANCT I> BLUFR I VePFERSONTON. ‘ ST. MARY8, KING’S FERRY, CENTERVILLE,. CENTERVILLBit AND iNTERMEDIATE LANDINGS..^ * • The now and Out steam-packet PI Captain P. Corb, having been U overhauled and refitted; wfll rtwum for the above places, commencing Tat * " F?ef( *' :«fc Instant,at 10o’clock, A.M. PorF__„__.. no E. F. KINCHLEV k CO- Agent!. P. 8.—All Freight payable In Savannah.. SAVANNAH’AND A UGUSTi STJJAItlllOAT COMPANY OFG1 WUlconUitue to run tho following Steamers, vlat DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) ......Oapb A-—* . CHATHAM, (Iron) .Capt. Huossnp. THOS. 8. METCALF, . .cSft !—^. TENNESSEE, Cap Which, with tow-bonts and lighters, off freight lo ,CnpW- facliiVies ’for transportation of height to the Interior of ‘ Georgia- South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama,’In connection with Railroads. • - Tho elegant steam-packet D. L. Adame will connect with tho steamships Florida and Alabama: landing freight by them in 5 days from New York to Augusta. ■ Freight (now taken at reduced rates,) will be forward- , sd free of commission; Z3T In order to prevent detention or mitcnrrUgt, bills or lading should bo addressed to G, H. JOHNSTON* President’ Savannah. Merchandize from the Interior, to JOHN A. MOORE, Agent, Augusta. DIRECTORS. „ 8AyANNAn.-Geo.il. Johnston, Andrew Low, Edward , Padolford, W. C. O’Driscoll, ChatleS Green; Joseph ,B. ' Far, Jos. Washbnrn. AuairsTA.—J.R. Bolkloy,T. 8. Metcalf, James Hop L. Uo|.klnis E. Slicrmnn. S’. M. Nowlon. ’ ‘ Savannah, June 24,1852. TO TRAVEIiUERS OOlNGNORTH* Savannah & Charleston U. S. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS .VhT —«l. ul.uhM If... 1. EAVE Savannah every Morhino at Poor ° clock, after the arrival of the Night Train of the central Rail-Road, and ARRIVE at. Charleston atTwelvk o’clock M. same day, connecting at Charles- on with the WilmJnfffsm Steam-Pi’ Mvawtllt IK— IT D ,1-11 , (1 leave with Iho U. S. Mall kvkry day at 2Jrf P.M., and, ahw, with the Ncw-Vork dc Charleston Steam ships. which leave Charleston kvkry Wednesday and ' Saturday Afternoons. .u Passengers leaving Mnicon pn Tuesday evenings will arrlvo In time to connect with tho splendid new steanl - khlp JAMES A DOER ono week and>the steamship SOUTHERNER tho next. — Faro from Charleston to New-York by land route. 1920(10 t me 52 houra. By steamships 925 00 may 15 B. M. LAFFITEAU, AgenL SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA ■ IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY OP GEORGIA, < T HIS COMPANY will continue to transport Produce and other Merchandise, on tho Savannah riYer, to and from Augusta, by their Iron Steamers JOHN RANDOLPH, .CapLPmwoT. LAMAR, Capt-OaxswaLU . —AND ALSO BY TUE STEAMER— ' AMORYSIBLEY, .Capt, ■ ■■■■■■- —J* ' Tlio latter Steamer being of loss draught than.any other on the IUver, Insures unprecedented despatch la all stages ofthe water. Tho Company is also provided with fifteen Tow-Boats and two Lighters. • All Freight addressed to the care or the Company, of. Its Agents, will be received and forwarded, free of com missions. A. SIBLEY, President, Augusta. T. R. MILLS, Agent, Savannah.- oct 10 W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta. Superintendent’s office of tlie Central Railroad Company,. ,> - • APQOOT 30, 1852, cm, and Maeon and Western Roadvkfe assured' mat there Is no obstruction to the transportation of Goods aud Produce by Uie carrying away of the tempo- ray trossel work at the Ocnralgee. hey wUl be putto no expense whatever, and to'th© delay of only one day by portage, Tho new bridge which U lit progress, will be finished permanenUy In sixty days, aug 30 MACPHER80N B. MILKEN, Sup’L THROUGH FARE From Charleston to Baltimoro •17.50* To Philadelphia 819, and to New-York 920. TUE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON SO. CA. L EAVING the wharf at the foot of Laurens-street dally afterthe arrival ofthe Southern can, via WUralng- ton,N.O,from which point two dally trains are dis-. patched nt 8 A. M. anduP.M.; the 8 o'clock only con- nectlngat Weldon, N.C^ with the Seaboard and Roanoke ’ Rail Rond to Norfolk, thence by steamers to Baltimore; and both trains connecting nt Weldon with tho lines to : , Petersburg, Richmond, Washington; Baltimore, Phlladcl- S hla, and New-York Tho public is respectfully Informed v ' lat the steamers of these lines, are In first ret© condiUon. .. and are navigated by well known and experienced com manders ; tho Hall Roads are In fine order, (the Wlltnlnd-' ton and Weldon,-.a-o/-—• having rs availing themselves of Uie first train : may . reach ■> tore in 40 hours, Philadelphia In 45 hours, and New. In SOX hours; nnd by tho second train they' arrive Itimure In 50 hours, Philadelphia In 56 Houra, 1 and ..... Pork In 01* houra. Through tlcketacan alone be hadfrom E. WINSLOW, Agent ortho Wilmington and Raleigh Rail<Rond'Com- * jmnyj at the office of the Company, foot ofLatirens street, 1 [esfon, B. t .... Company, foot ofLatirens street, 1 to whom ploaso apply. . .,ntar22— AUGUSTA AND WAYNESBORO* RAIL-ROAD. PERFUMES.—Lubln’s Rose Geranium, Verbena, Tea ”-ise, Musk Roso; Alesmt, Caprice do la Mode, Pink, 0, Popplnack, vloletto, Lllns, Sweet Briar; Double ose. Eglantine, Marocliall. Jockey Club, Jenny 11. Jockey Club, Jenny End, Boquet de Esters 1Jfi REAMS Printing Paper, of the,following, 14U 24 by 35,21 if by 28^3^ by 24* by 38, 25 by 30,25 by 30X, 34 by 38. On band and for sale by July l) J. B. CUBBEDGE. July 13 MOORE fa UK 3 AND SUB- WOT. H. GENERAL NEWSPAPER. ADli BCRIPTION OFFICE. 80 Bxoodwayt near Wallvstreet# ■ NEW-YOKK., .«• mar 14 [Established In 1843.1 CHANGE OF 80HEDULE. T HIS ROAD is now open for the transportation of Freight and Passengers to Waynesboro’. At'this point It connect* with a splendid line of Four-Hprse Post Coaches, forming a perfect dally connectloh betWeeu Au gusta and Savannah, Macon and Milledgevllle. , On and after Monday, May 10th, Passenger trains will" run Dally, as follows: I^ave Savannah at 8.00 o’clock'A.’M. “ Macon at... .7^0 , w .-. A. M.v if j' “ MlUedgovIUoat.. .7.00 . « A.M. “ Augusta at ■* ■ Arrive at Augusta at 9.40 “ at8flvannah 0.00 “ atMaconat 6.45 “ at Mllledgovlllo at ;.745 Faro between Savannah and Augusta..,..,..95 50.:. . .1 “ “ MlfiodgovilleJco « ! , .:!!;'!v!!’.*90 75 ! MACPHEltSON B. MH4J3N,Gen’18up’L . Savannah, May 5th, 1852. . ; may 5 •'A, P. 'M*. Or ■ tti I SI f , ■ u ; \ P.-M.' 1 Macon nnd Weatom^til : hassco, Eufaula and Columbus ft: Passengers dine at Fort Valle] GEO. W. AD/ . aug 20 South 1 it the Tall*?.. i Superintendent .7 im Rail Road/ ; . Tofont, California, Eurooe. bte. tte:.: mu. Oglethorpe,,Cohn ' Gcorgta, and all A RRANGEMENT8 havll.gbeen maddwilhtl-_ A YORK. AND,»SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP ( PANY, by which .we are.preporcd lo forward having alt business matters attended to feUHTully. J. De.* and Milledgevillc,. 8. OT. l’ETTENGILL. GENERAL ADVERTISING , AND SUBSCRIPTION ' • ‘ , . ‘.OFFICE,* , . 1; mar 14 No. 10 8tdtc*st.« Boston, Blau.,. . 8. II. Pettenoill' k Co^ Nowspsper Advertising' Agents, No. 10 State street, Boston, on Agents for the Savannah Republican, and aro authorized to receive Ad vertisements an4 Subscriptions at U»e samp:rate#; M;ftro required at this office. Their receipts aro regarded aa payment*. can rely 011 “Si,—'