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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT EMBER 29,1852. IS FUBlilSItBD DAILY AND” TEI-'WEEKLY by J. L. LOCKE & CO. kilty arid, County Printers* ~ TMllt P.por 18, Tri-Weokly Mj.... .Pop Anninn. rsr In no cmso will on ordorfor tho paper, bo attended l o, union accompanied with the money, or n satisfactory reference. RATES; A drerti»eraenta liiwrted at Ibo J- ~ ♦♦ '..v. 185 Three “ 13 50 Iffi? m /..v 1 50 Pour : 15 00 S2T « ..., 1 75 Six « 30 00 linn Week 8 00 OuoYear 30 00 For advertisements not exooedlng five lines,' threo* fourths of the above rates wlU bo charged, l.e, u two “ ..75 “ « one week ,.............81,50, ka, Jcc. t^wal advertisements Inserted at the usual rates, and ■irhAcare takon that they bo published according to low. All advertisements from transient persous or strangers, , °TM P nrt.KM”«f JW'I KlvertlMra wm bo conllnoa Plirldlv to their regular business, and all other advertise* ment4 not pertaining to their regular business, os agrcod Nearly advcrtlsera oxooodlng In their advertisements tho average number of Hues agreed for, will be charged at proportional rates. NO ADVERTISEMENTS • With Bl INSERTED ORATUt- T °AU , ‘advertUoments.for charitable Institutions and ro- SS&S. wUhCdl- roeflons as to the number of insertions, wlU be published daily, until ordered to be 'disoontlnuod, and charged ao- W . Wfl letters directed to this office, or the .Editors, most be post paid, to entitle them to attention. N. B.—Each Citation t»y tb'o Court of Ordinary, that application has been mode for Letters of Administration, must be published thirty iuyb at least. Notice by Executors end Administrators for Debtors and Creditors to render In their accounts, must be pub- ll8 sSos‘of'RoaTEstato and negroes, by mlnlstrators, and Guardians, must be published FORTY DAYS before tho day or sale. Thoso sales must bo made at tho Court Ilofaae door or the oounty In which the prop, erty-Is situate, and on the flrst 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 expressed In the advertisement. ^ JtOT^onSKy, for leave to sell Real Estate STNegroes, must bo published TWO MONTHS. mustbeadrerUsedPORTY DAYS. „ . Orders of the Court of O-dlnary (accompanied with a copy of tho bond or ngroomout) to make tltloa to loud, must bo advertised throo months at least Sheriff's sales, under executions.regutoly granted by tho Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—uudor mortgago executions, SIXTY DAYS—sales of perishable nrope'ty, under order of Court, must be advertised, gen erally .tEN DAYS before tho day of sale. List of Voters. S EC. 3. Beit further enacted by the authority of the tame, That from and after the passago of this act nil pontons shall bonuallfledto voteateloctlonsfor Mayor and Aldormen of: the city or Savannah and the hamlets there of who are cltlxeus of the United States, have resided In the State or Georgia for one year immediately preceding tho election and within tho corporate limits or Savannah for one month Immediately preceding their registration and continue so to do. up to the tlmo of election, who have nttalued tho ago or twenty-one years, have paid all city taxes or have In their own right aufllclont renl estate to satlsfr any tax executions which may bo against them, who have made ull returns required by tho ordinances of tho city, and have boon registered according to tho pro visions of this net.—Extract from the Regietry Law. A. Adolph Abrahams, Robert Adams JohnS Achord, Geo A Aah.V W AverfeldUO W Audorson,Mathias Amorous CB Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abraham, O S Arnold, Geo Alexander, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, Goorgo Armstrong, James Anderson, W V N Armstrong, R P Akin, Peter Arnold, R D Arnold, Thos Adams E O Anderson, Richard Abercrombie. J 8 An derson, John Angluro, II G W Alexander, John Allen, Jamos Ahem, R A Allen, W B. Adams. D* Conrad Dyck, Richard Jlurko, Michael Boylan^E W Brady, . Anthony Hosier. Said S Uox.JoBH Baldwin, n Selgsmond llerg, Honry Demon, N K Bn I rant ley,'Robt Blake, 1 Wm , John Brady, KJ Blount, Wra M lllount. Patrick Thos Bandy, Wm B Blount. Dr W U Bulloch, ny Busier, Saul B Uox.JoKH Baldwin, Isaac Brun- ..... ..Jgsmond llerg, Honry Demon, N K Burnum, Wm F (irantley, Robt Bfnke, Wra Burke, A P Bennett, Wm M Black, Felix Bouystwn, Gilbert lluUor. Thos Bourke. Eugune M Bed, J P BolfoulUet, L E Byck, A Borcbort, Win Basslnger, Patrick Bulkoy, P H Bobu, Homy Betto- man, The* VV E Benllo, Wm J Bulloch. Patrick Bradley, Henry Burt, EII Bacon, S P Bell, Wra J Bandy, H L Byrd,G A Boufeulllot, Jno G Bryau, Thomas H Barrett, Michael Brannou, David Boll, Jno Bilbo, T A Bulklov, Francis Blair,-Chas Ball, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch, J 51 Butler, Michael Bryan, Goo Bankman, 0 E Barrio, Joa Bryau, vDL Dost, J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K BalloughTWra D Brown, A T Bowne, Jos 11 Burroughs, Jno Bennett, Lonls Hsrdllold, Jos Bancroft, Thuddous J Baldwin, Patrick Burke, G L Blount, Jno N Barbee, Jos Brown, 0 W Bruon, Moses Black, H L 8 Bunts, Thos tiDailey, W. II Bulloch, R M Bartholmess, Henry W Bmr- cullett, P A Blols, Ilonry Brigham, W 8 Brantley, T W Benton, M J Buckner, Jotra Boston, B M B Burroughs, Donnls Blnnnerbassolt, D II Baldwin, Wm 0 Barton, Augustus Boullneau, John Bums, Bilchaet Bowloy, Ulick Burke, JssO Blanco, J II Bushier, W J Blodgct,JosC Bowen, Jno W Hire, Barnard E Boo. P S Bartow, Wm J Bod, J P Hrooks, W H Bourdloy, Vv O Butler, H S Bo- Ronlus, Frederick Bailey, W D Baahtor, Jos W Brown, Jehu 0 Blanco, Theodore Blols, William Blols, Wm It Uourko, John P Blakely. GOG Browo, Wm H Banks, U L Boulllneau, J T Buckner, Charles H Bell, Geo Bron son, P T Broughton. H 8 Bell, W H Bradley, L 8 Bennott, Jos Bolbo, Win Bailey, P H Blols, J II Buokner. - C* Wm H Cuyler, John Cooper, 0 A Cloud, P L Constan tino, David p Cash, M A Cohen, RR Cuylor, Geo A Cuy- Idr, Solomon Cohen, Hugh Cullen, W H Cooper, Edward Cubbago. David Cohen, John Clonry, Jos V Connomt, Allen Cullen. Olios Cooper, Jus Cleary, Barnard Oonstnn- Hue, Thon W Cooper, John Clancy, John Carstons, P W Cornwell, Jos 8 Carruthera, Nicholas Cruger, Wright Culpoppor, Thos Corley, R M Clinrlton, o J Casscls, lllchnrd Cole, Thos Cusack Jno L Clark, Michael Cusack, C H Campdeld, Francis T Colo, John Curry, Thos Clark, John Cordell, Jas Connelly, John Carruthera, Frederick Cook, Emanuel CanwaUer, Luke Christie, Jos Campbell, Kras Caiupfleld, Jno D Charlton, Jno O Cooke, Edmund Cottor, Montgomery Cummlug, II E Courier, Jos Clog- horn, John Cass, Jno Cunningham, Carl Croft, Wm Cur- son, B L Colo, W O Charlton, S J Bl Cubbego, Moses Coburn, L F Cook, Henry Capon, 8 M Coldlng, Freder ick Carstons, Wm Cox, Wallaco Cumralng, Patrick Crot- ty, Michael Carey. Peter Cobb, Jno J Cornell, Wm Con. don, Robt Carr, Pros Champion, A II Champion, Jno W Cornell, James Comolt, U R Christian, Jno J Coates, Jos Cox, Jno T Campognac, Wra Cullen, And Cordos, I’lorco Condon, Aaron Champion, W T Chapman, Daniel Clark, J B Cubbego, Goorgo Cally, Uriah Cranston, Charles Cun- uon, Robert J Cawzhy, 8T Chapman, John P Curdoll, Antonio Chlsa, John L Cope, ThosConnlffi Thos Conway, Moses 8 Cohen, D B Camp, Oclavus Cohen, J P Colfer, Bartow Cynthus, Patrick Clark, Jno Bl Cody, Jos Clag- horn, Wm Cannon, Charles Cler, Augustus Cannon, Pat rick Clark, Isauo Cohen. Wm Cromwell. G L Copo. Jr., G L Cope, sr n James A Courvoleer, S II Cooper, if A Crane, WmL Clark, D DCopp, John D Colo, Cornelius K Convor, Thomas Corr, Bryan Connor, James E Cope, LO Clark, Goorgo Work, Wm P Clark, John A Cham bers, Wm Colter, Laurenco Connell, Proderlck Cullc John F Cercopcly, George Causeo, B 11 Crandoll, A Cnnnuct, Jeremiah Cavannugh, filurtln Conway, _ 11 Colotnan. James Carroll, Goorgo E Congdon, Thomas Collins, J P Cohen, Charles II Connery. D* Dic’d W Delaney, Blartln Duggan, John Doyle, Wm 0 Dawsou, Michael Dally, Rlo’d Donovan, Sami P Dibble, Daniel Donovan, Albert L D’Lorze, Patrick Downey, Isaac D’Lyon, Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wm Jorgan, Wm II Davis,’ Wm Dixon, ugger, Jas II Domund, Jos Dawson, wulng,J E Davis, 11J Dickerson, s D-LyomL. M Davidson. Morty Doi Jas Dunn, Ctiosloy Dugt Thoa DowolL Jno Dowulng.. . L 8 DoLyon, G W Davis, D S Daniels, Jno Dailey, Wm Duncan, John Dillon, Israel Dasher, Lovi Delbltt, A 0 Davonport, Isaac Davis. Henry Dannonfelsor, Jno D Del- larnioy, W L Davis, 8 0 Dunning, Patrick Dervlno, Chas Jl Duryoe, Burrell Dye, S 0 Dunning, Jr, P G Dana, W H Dudley, John Dovoney, John Doble. R H Darby, Jos Bl Deylo, James Downoy. Wm H Dunning Jr, Henry Du- blgnoti, James Doyle, Martin Duunuxan, Dudloy Daven port, Jacob Do La Motto, A Bl Day,J. JO Davis, Thos E payta, Jas DoMnrtln, Henry Dltlmors, Alex Drysdalo, D R Dillon, Fred’k Dnnnersrolsor, J B Daslior, R W Dasher, Bl T Dukes, John H. Dews, Samuel L Dowell, John Dry er, F H Detnere, W J Donaldson, Th<* P Daniels, Bllchaol Duggan, John Dorgan. Henry Ellis, Daniel Egnn,*Rlchard Ennis, Abraham Elnatpln, John Everard, AVm ElJoby,^Thos Eden, OW Eden, J Ppsteln, Edjr, Charles J Eden, Potor EndrloSjJ A sin, Edwin w Ervin, James Eden. • p, Joseph Poll, John Foley, Thos Ford, Jos S Pay, Wm vIPllH8ewall II Plsk, James Fountain.- Dngald Ferguson, J B.Falllgant, Robert Forroll, Jno G Falllgnnt, Jas Far rell, Jdhn Foil card, Andmw Furry, John Fitzgerald, An drew Halley, R It Poll, Bllchaol FInnoy, Wm r Feoy, E **» G ° Fr lors°»t Austin French, Johann I) Fisher, Foulard. Dominick Flatley, John Flannegan, Pal’k Po er, Thos Flaherty, Jno D Flan, L Bl Falllgant, Owen Foley, L J H Palrchlld, Jos Faunsmn, Bllohnel Fay, G W Femioll, Jno Poster, J R Plshor, G J Fulton, Jacob Friend, J O Pathors, G G Parries, John C Ferrell, James Fo, ker. Green Fleetwood, Goo W Fabn, Loonnrd Free- •jtod, It R Port. Thos A Farrlos, Wm B Flommlng, Jas n F F ' n Hi David Fltzgerrald, Robert Fisher, D D Pickling, Jacob Frey, Joromlah Flckllng, Wm Fielding, Alox Paucott, C E Flanders, W G Foote, IlcnJ Franklin, P«lor Kolh, a W Farrles, Tnoa M Forman. n John Gardtr, Fraud. nrimbnll. J F Onllmartln, Ilonl Jo.lma Grinmi, U I. umicrt, Job (Joorwo, er., MiM.?i715 anjr ’ J D Ottlllo, Jos T Gannon, Jos ColRor, OlMgow, Goo A Gordon, Wm A Gibbons, Pat: fi.mm u 01 }’ ^ G f n(l y« 0o ° Glen, J FGrovensioln. John Thnints DrvI ?h Gnnnp, George Gatehouse, J: M Grlffln, TiioaGreon, J W Gibbons, Chas Gross, Putrlok Gordon, r MproeiUnoF oialfgny, Potor Garney,.W WGood. j. • ** Goodwin, L 8 Goodwin, Cnrstou Gerdts, fSiL 1 srffl"- toward, Martin Horn, wm none, rsiw ttomnan, R A Hnnlkur, ltobt Hutchinson, Ja« 0 Hinds, Honry Iliiliken, J B Harley, MlohnolIllcker,Timothyllowo.OS Hardee, Elisha Hazsd, J P Hood, iWs Ilenuerson. VV J Halley! llennr Harper. J E Hogg, W R Harris, Nlonolas Hernan dez, Ttaod Heffercd, Alfred Haywood, Moses Y Mender- son, O II Hall. R It Hardee. David Harrington, Edwin E Hortt, WII Itauseman, N M Harris Btophcn Halrlck, 8 A Hooker, O 8 Hunter. RR Habersham, Chas F Ham- ton, W II Holmes, 8 P Halsey, Wm W Ilaberahnm, J M lay wood, Thos Itoynos, Jno B Habersham, Georgo 8 larding. Jno‘Harrisaon, Nicholas Hoyle, Pros Hernan dez. Andrew IlarriMon, Wm Humphreys, John Holry, 1 1 Troup Howard, Wm Henderson, D 8 Henderson, Jas . il. Henderson, Thomas Uelry, Claus Hallman, John H lull,- Lori Hart,Jas Horan, Blleldt, Maurice llnckott, lobt Haborsham, Br, John Harper, J W Harris Thos lolcombc, OII Holcombe, E 8 Harris Wm Holdt, Jos lan»rov<», Jos 0 Habersham, John B Holcombe, Eldred layden, B J Hnrden, Jno Ilamlol, Geo Haas Jno R lamlet, Bl Harding, 8oymour Harris E D Ileyle, Wm F loilnnd, H F Holland, James Hines R H Howell, Thos Harden, W B Harrison, Blllton Humphreys Jos II Har vey, R B Hilton, R W Hunt, Jno F Herb, Wm Hone. John W Ihly, John L Ihly Wm Ibly, Brlon Island. Goorgo Jones ^ 0 Jonos Jas Bl Jones B G James Alexander Johnson, Jos TJonoa. J D Jesse, Thos Jones Edward Jones, Jos Johnston/ Peter Jacobs, John It Johnson, Christian Jogstcttor, ES Johnson,G 11 John son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John R Jackson, Bulloch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys Robt Jnoluon, Wm A Jaudon, II R Jackson, Claus Jnckcus Payton R Johnson, Jos w Jackson, Georgo Jackson. Fred Krete, Harmon Kuhlman, Wm II Kelly, Phillip Kolb, Dcdrick Kattouhnru,P Bl Kollock, Ezra Kent,N B Cnnpp, Jas King, John Konnedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, Jamos ferr, Peter Krainw, Gefort K^rk, James Kennedy, John Keily, Daniel Kaln,Hnnford Knapp, A J Karn, Edwin Knapp, J F Kirby. Nicholas Kerloy, Robert Knox, Fred erick KreasQn, peter Krlno, Louis Komnf, A G Kennedy, A L Kent, Louts KoozeLTnos Keaton, Jus Kirkland, Al- Rod Kent, Phillip Kean. D O Kauira, Wm Kins Ed- ward Kean, Edward 8 Koinptoo, John Keegan, Chas H Knapp, Wm F King, Nicholas Kellober, Jno J Kelley, Thos U Kreoger. — L Lamat> Thos E I.loyd, BepJ’n W Lloyd, Hugh Logan, Jos Llppman, John Bl H-LovelL B W Loach, B s Blartln Larldn, 8Y Levy, JT Latham,. Peior . Thos Leary, Hugh Lnrken, Patrick Lenalion, Patrick Lee, Daniel Lnphan, Thomas Lyon, James Lan- aghdn, J T Linde, Linda Linds Dnnlel Lenhoy, William Bl Leigh, John Larkin, Henry Lathrop, D P Iamdorshlno, Andrew Low.O D Loboy, l^ouls Legrlel, John Lyons O Lufburrow, Cbarles Iaiw, Potor Les Robert Leyboum, Levy Llllonthal, W W Lincoln, H F Lotohe, F M Lolioli; Paine Lovell, Wm ELong,JahnN Lewis Simoon Lane, It L Luf burrow, William Laks BAT Lawrencs A R ^awton, Edward Lynch, Edward Lovell, John Lares D NLansJamea Laughlln, J F Linder, James J Logon, Robert A Lewis A B Luce, J H Ladd, Jno Lams Jas K nob, 11) Lalloche, Peter Lawrencs Blichael Imvan, itthew Lynch, Robt Lachllsou, James Laehllson, Cas par l^uizer, James Larkin, Timuthy Lavau, O A La- Roehs Robt Luudoy, John Lawton, A J Loboy, Thos Lewis Wm II Lynns AntonioLoevenlo, J G Lnmbrlght, Bllchaol Lynch, Pal’k Lnughlls John H Loveless u W Lockwood, Loors Lob man. in. Abrohnm Minis, David Morris Jncob Btanses John Blakln, Thos BleNlcholas John Blastcrson, Edwnrd Muahan, Jcremlnh McCarthy, John BIcIIus Wm Btorroll, J G Blohrtons Robt Blclntyro, II0 Mobrtons Jno D Rial- ett, Jos Mordecal, Bllchaol BIcGrall, Thos Blurtaugh, Zander Blooro, Blathlaa II Myor, Peter McGullllcuddy, Silvester Blannlng, M Marsh, Jacob Miller, JnoBlurchl- son, Jno Montmoflfn, Thos Maher, Thos McAullu; Jus NcFeoly, 11 VV Bliscally, II W Rlorcer, C A Blogtll, Wm Meredith, E T BIcGrall, Thos RtcCollunf, II Blorcs Win J Bloors J D Blallard, C D Murphy, Jeremiah Black, N C RUIU, Jesse Blount, John Rlurphy, 11 Bl Blorcl, Patrick Rleara,0 UMlUar. John RIcCabs Harvey Mores John BIcDormott, J Bl Btlllen, Thomas W McArthur, Lovi B Myers Henry Rlcrckhnrdt, Michael Rlealh, Thomas Bta hon, Patrick BloGovern, 8 8 Millar, T J BleNIsb, John BInhoney, John BIcGunagh, Patrick Blostorson, John Mallory. James J BlcCoy, Isaac Blltils Edward BtcCabs G Blurklns 8 8 Moody, Donnls BIcGuIre, Lawrence Blc- KennsNoyle BIcIIus J H Blohrtons Bl B Blyor.Thomns McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Blanks Edward BlcCraw, Bartholomew Bloluarnoy, John Mallory, Luder Mehr- tons A F Mira, Fabian Mjcrhoflbr, G 8 .Miller, John R Rturtls William B Blell, James W Rlorgan, Blichael Mo^ rls John VV McKoy, C F Mills William E Mongln, D J McKenzie, A F Mordecal, Jus 8 BIoDonald, Jus RInnu- sy, ThosR Blllls Domingo Marling,Jos Rlurphy, G A BIc- Uloakey, Angus McAlpIn, Blichael Martin, Potor Maris A G Mods Bl B Millen, Jno RlcCnll, JnsBIcFooly,VVm Mct- “ * K Blooro, Wtn Blaekuy, John BloNiah, IcConn, Wm Morris, John McCollum, Charlos RIcCann, Bernard Blallan, Wm BloLnughlln, Patrick BlcLaugnlon, P W BlcCarthy, W II 0 Mills Jno BlcMahon, Jno F Mnllegan, Jas Matthews Isaac Marsh,Thos Mmtden, John Moran, FA Maddox, Solomon Mayor, E M RIcDonnull, Wm Blond, Jno Bluhus Jno It Mayor, Thos G Mootioy, Bl C Blorland, Jos McDonald, T 11 Maxwell, N VV Mcl^od, Alex Mcllnrdee, Jno T Mitch ell, Frodk Blundorf. II K Muntfort, Jas BlcUrids VV J McIntosh, Suml II Blorol, Joremluh McCartliy, Wm Bio- Carthy, A N Miller, Thos Mott, II P Miller, IW Rlorroll Jos Bfcinttre, Dnnl BlcCarthy, M H BlcLcou, Jos McCann Jns BlcCanna, Thos Blceks Edward Blullogan, John Me Aullff, Archibald McAllister. Joseph Nelli, ThosNaylor, Wm Ntingozer, JasNnnge- ecr, Vv G Norwood, Jno W Noavitt. I> D Nlenola, BL Neldllngcr, Don’t Nelson, Tcrronco Nugont, G N Nichols Geo 8 Nichols L P Nichols Jos Nagle, Novlll Neyls Jno Nell, J G Neldlllnger, A A Nungazer, J It Norton, Jacob Nouborger, Edward Nugent, Sam’l Nultmnn, Jas A Norris Frederick Nollemen, Jno ONIcoll, Thos Bl Nor wood, Chas Nowlaud. James NeldtUngor, Wm Neva, o. jns Geo W Owens Daniel O’Connor, Tim O’Brien, Owon OTtourke,John F O’Byrne, Dnvld O'Con nor, Owen O’Rielly, Humphrey O’Leary, G 8 Owens Deunls O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno H Ohlmeycr, Win H Olcolt, Wm Olmstend, J F O’Noill, D O Olcott, E OTlyms Michael O’Neill, C E O’Sullivan, II G Oliver, John Oliver, Jonathan Olmstead, Bl O’Reilly, Jnmes 011- YV C O’Driscoll, Dnn’l O’Sullivan, Timothy O’Cou- nor, Daniel O’Sullivan, VV W Oates John Ogclvfo, Bl VV O’Bym, Thos O’Uryau, Cco Olt, FredlckOtto. Blartln Payton, Antonio Ponce, E Bl Prcndorgast, Sain’l N PapoU James Prondergast, O C Parker, Anthony Porter, Jos V Prentice, Jno P Posey, N 8 Pinder, Sum’l Phllbrlck, Jns Bl Prentice, S Bl Pond, Wm Parris, Pal’k Prunty, Andrew 0 Pacelly, Edwin Parsons Elisha Par sons Pools 8 U Pancost, Owen Putorson, C B Patter son, John Perflold, John Phelan, Jno P Powell, Jas Pren- dorgas Thos I’uras 8am’l Pittman, E J Pures Goorgo Parsons R D Pnpot, Bl Pronilorgnst, Edward Pmlolford, Sen- Edward Padolford, Jr., Thus Pldgoon, Thos S PIU- Jno Post ell. Jos W Phillips James l’runly, J Bl l’ulln, Blarcns Bl Peck, Patrick Pries C5 C Puder,Thos Prouder, goat, Chas Perry, R W Pooler, II K Preston, Jos V Pres ton, Wm F Preston, Edward Pursate, D G Phllbrlck. <1* Jas Qnnntock, John Quiuu, Blartln Quinn, Wm Quinn, VVm Quuntor,k,Jr. n* P BI Russell, Waring Russell, David Rosenblatt. Jacob Rosonband, John Ilussoll, Dennis llyun, VVm Rocliesler, James Rusioll, ThoaJ ltyon, J B Rosa, John Reedy, A Bl Ross Michael ltochford, Christopher Russoll, VVm P Roberts, John Ryan, J B Read, Jos W Robburts, Henry lloser, VVm Robertson, Patrick Reilly, L S Russell, VVm Roehs Barney Roden, Pal’k Ryan, Win Rogers Jno A Rlchurdson, Juo 0 Rowland, Bllohucl Rooney, Goorgo Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daulol Robertson, VVm Reinsliart, J VV Rabun, Jos Ross Francis Ilynu, J B Ripley, J W Romslmrt, Robt Raiford, H W Halford, Blalhew ltalford, VVm Reilly, J P VV Recu. Jno IMordon, Francis Reives Joffereon Roberts U II Rikemon, 11 Rogers J Roualdson, Jeremiah Ryan, B G Rood. Clius E Robinson, Joseph Ross, Henry Rober, Geo Robins Allen Russell, VVm Roberson, John Rowley, John RogorsDun’l Roddumn, ^ •• -■ a,.,... «— uw nioll/, A R Rul- Ryau, JasLRossIg, ,.„. n , .. .logon, Thos Ro tmu, Goo Robertson, TobinsRothlotor, F A llobero, G S Itoux F T Itoff, BI J Reilly, James Russell. E A Soullnrd, Wm Swoll, John A SohalTer, John Scttddor, Rich’d Sinyo, Ilonry Storko. AbrahainSimpson, Christopher Schneider, John A Btnly, Rich’d Sounlan, Emanuel Sheflull, Harman Silbor, RII 8peucer, Blordo- ouiiivnn, uco onniiiioii, jiiow cv cob Shaffer, Bl Shofftall, in, G J Sp , , J P Scrl vun. John Spellman. D 11 Stewart, John Sullivan, D Shaffer. Wm II Smith, John Sloddurd, Ephraim Scud- dor, Sum’l S Sibley, Anthony Sogur, Jas Shea, Pat’k Scanlnn, Jas Sklntior. J II Strocs Dau’l Sullivan, Jas Skinner, Dr SSlioflall. Nicholas Sfnot, Blartln Sullivan, Lowis Smith, Jacob Schaffer, Thomas Snuuders, John Stovonsou, G N Staley, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Jno Sul livan, James Sullivan, Waller VV Smith, Goo 8liultz, F F Strobbart, JosJ Stokes, Geo 8huto, Harinou Hangstoek, Henry Seltzer, C D Kcally, E Sotnorall, Francis Sorrel, Jno A Slegio, John Sloan, Wm G Stafford, Jno Screven, Win Salle, O Bl Slone, J R Snussy, J BI Bchley, Francis Shells, P K Shlels, Adam Short, Jno Y Symons, James Symons, F R Bwent, Edmund J Suundors, Edwin Stilos, J Bl Solomons, Augustus Selioldoinan, Dennis Sullivan, Dnnlel Sullivan, Bt J Solomons, M Shehnn. Dennis Sulli van, Barney Smith, Honry Stlbbs, Jas II Slielmn, Valen- tluo Stanton, John Sherlock, Loyal Scranton, Blartln Shnnnon, Josoph Sullivan, Jos F Stokes, Philip Smith, Jos Bl Shelltnun, James BI Strickland, Timothy Bherredan, Thomas Smith, Win Starr, Jr, IIII Scranton, Jas 8horde- man, Conrad Scholnoldor, Geo Stovenson, Richard Stele, John Shields, Nolson Smith, S 8 Spolsselzer, W W Slnrko, ArpSontnen, Thos F Stevens, J E Btirk, I! VV Smith, VVm Starr Jr, Honry Saunders. Peter Smith, J D Stobblns, A A Solomons, G W Shaffer, D T Scranton, Patrick Skinner, Edward Swift, Batnl B Sweat, John D Spann, John E Slllwell, II Sheppard, F BI Stono, Klenzor Solomons, Thos Scully, VVm Saunders, Jus Smith Sr, Jno Schungell, Jesseo J Smith, Win F Shoaror, J A Sowell, J S Sturtovunt, Win Suundors, Julius. Smith, II R Solloy, Christopher Smith, Dustneon . I'ACTORAGE, FORWARDING, AA*D QEJfERJIL COMM18810t? BUStJfE88. SAJICEI, I.. SOWELL,' No. IDS Bat-strikt. Savannah, Gkorou. Strict personal attention to Farmer*’ orders, and quick returns of Sales of Produco. mar 3 SWIFT, DEN8LOW tc CO, Doalorn in Grocoriex. Provision*, . FOREIGN AMD DOMESTIC LIQUORS. CORNER BAY AND W It IT AXE R-STR E KTS. W. D. FORD, WlioIcBalo and Kotall Grocor* WfUdburg't Building. Jefferton-etre-.t, Savannah, Ga^ i HdfP' Constantly on hand, a choice supply of Family GROOkRIBB. July?- E. O’BYRNE, AT TAYLOR’S BOtLDINO—MARKET WHARF, Keeps constantly on hand a supply of Crockery-Ware, Groceries, dec. &c. Jan I, ’51 ly L. ROBIDER, rmoM FARtal Fashionablo Hoot and Shoc-IUakur. Importer of French Leather, WniTAKER-STRKKT—OPPOBITK SMZTS’ BUILDtNd. J. L. OLIVER, Faslklonnblo lloot manufacturer, NO.SKVBNTBUN BOLL-STBKZT, HEAR MONUMKHT-SgOARZ, Cork-Solo, Wato^Prool; Hunting, Military, Patent Leather, Walking, Dress, and Pump-Sole Boot* 5 Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes. Pumps, Hllppera, fee., made to order In the nealcAt ana most fashionable WYLLY & MONTMOLLIN, General Agents and Urokors, For tho Sale of Rtal Ettate^fcgr on,Sf any description Personal Property. OFFICE, CORNER BULL-ST. AND BAY-LANK, feb23 8nvannaii, Goorgln. 33uo(nc»s Factor. and’oor/unU.lon 1 JF,. lift Bai R. S, HARDWICK. — J. IIASItROUOK 5tjc . J IMPORTERS AND WUOLRSALB I Earthen-Ware, Fronch China^I king Glasses. 1 ! PHILIP KEaV, Drapor-and l a AND DEALER IN READY A 41 ) THING, pen field's RANOE—MO. 66 'l 8.8. BIILLER Jc J. D. F1 SAVANNAH,0 Carriages, Wagons, Cart* and Blackwnlthlug, Including Iron Ri Building*. • tuly—o ADAM'8HL_ master Hull FIRST DOOR WEST OF ST. Al Will lako contracts fop Building' of every description. a? iv -few’s HALL. vork in Bl&sonry R. Ac J. LACIILISON, BnB ‘7«ow r A h 1 *’ InUJV 0 JSJtJlaiS rxfUJYJJz.ua, Canal-Street-Near the vaoal Lock. R. LAOHLtSON. J. LACHLIKON. En A. N, MIL glnoor nml I Iwright, IRON AND ERAS UNDER. RASTERN WUARI A. PONG Importer Sc manufac NO. 13 WIItTARKI Keens on hand a well eolectr gars; also Manufactured Tohac.^ other articles usually: kept in his ho uffora on the most reaBonable t T PORTER’S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPOKIUM. Sprlna mta aamrotr Jfaatjtotia. tho subscriber Teels conlldcnt will be approdatod by a generous public. In part aro Uio following GooSj I bavo now in store, to wit: T GENTS’ CLOTH COATS. Gents. Black Clotli Dross and Frock Coats, Olivo do do do do Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Black Cloth Sacks and Polka Backs, Brown do do do do Bluu do do do do Olive do do do do do Shad Dress do Black Doe Skin Polka Sacks, Fancy Colored do do Drab Cnaslmero Sacks and Polka Sacks, Black Tweed Green do Brown do Silk and Wool do do do do COATS. do do do do do do Camblet, Checked Ginghams, Linen Lustre, Plain and Fancy Alpacca, Paris Lustre, Black Morin, Black and Fancy Tweed, Do do Cnsliraorelts, Brown nud Yollnw Linen, •Black Drapd’Elc, Gross Linen. Bilk, Lamb’s Wool, and Merino 8hlrts and Drawers, Linen, Jeans, and Canton Flmmol do Silk, Morlno, and Colton Hair Hose, Silk, Thread, and Norl Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Robos, Linen Collars, two und threo ply. PANTALOON8, Striped Cotton and Linen, Plain do do do Nankeen, Drapd’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpacca, Black Doo Skin Pants, Plain Black Cassimcro Pants, Fancy Colored do Plain und Ribbed do Block and Colored Satinet Pouts, VESTS. Black Satin 8lngto nnd Doublo Breasted Veas, Fancy Satin and Silk do d( Embossed Fancy Silk do Black and Fancy Barathea do do do Embrol’d Cnfsimoro di White and Fancy Satin and Party d Plain Black Silk Velvet, single and double ir Fuucy Cut do do Fancy Cashmere do GLOVES. Black, While, and Colored Kid Gloves, Black and Castor Riding do Cloth, Oashmcro nnd Lined Berlin do Black, WhitoondFancy8llk do CRAVATS. Superflno Blnck Silk and Fancy Cravats. do Faucy do, great variety, VVhllo Silk and Satin Pnrty Cravnts, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs, do do Opera Ties. \ Linen Cambric, China Cord and Pongoo Pocktt Hand- kerchleOL- Ilals and Cops, of tho latest styles. Ladles’ Riding Hats. Trunks, Patent and Solo Leather. Valyscs, Carpet Bugs, Canes, Umbrellas, Ao, Ac iroasted, CHILDREN’S CLOTHING DEPARTmENT. —,— — .-call mid oxamlno my stock, us best manner and at tho lowest prices. No abatement from the plica llrst », and Boys’Cups, a largo assortmen they are made up in the latest style and asked. CjffDon’t forgot tho now store on first floor of St. Andrew’s Hall, comer of Broughton nnd Jefferson-ata. Webster, Robert Waggensloln, Jos Wnshbum, D L Wil son, Claudius C Wilson, Domnsoy White, Peter While, Jno M Wllllums, Normnn Wullncc, Ilonry Wolgand, Thos While, W II Williams, J T Webb, Jas O Watts, John Wlckotn, Lemuel Wilson, Wm P VVylly, John Wlldor, Jus E Wallhour, Christopher Wllgen, John YVelgletn, Jno W C Williamson, Ilonry Williamson, William Warner. Y. Peter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yongo, W A Yongo, VVm P Yongo. SR. Petor Znrodoskl, Edwnrd G Zotrnucr. Jacob Zimmer man, Edward Zudemcs, Solomon Zelgler. Tho foregoing are (ho qualifications of voters onlltleU to voto for Muyor nnd Aldermen of the City orSavnnnah at the ensuing election In December next, nnd a list of porsons Registered for Iho month of May. If thore ore any persons whoso namos are Registered, nnd who nre not entitled to n vole, notice is respectfully requested to bp given lo the Clerk or Council, that they may be dealt with according to law. R. F. AKIN, sept 14 Clerk Council. GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE, CARRIAGE MAKER, _ 200 CONGRESS AND 05 ST. JULIAN-BTREET, Frunklin-Squuro. W OULD Return his thanks to his friends and patrons for past favours, and Inform them, that he is now ready at the old slond, to execute any work In tho above line, and hopes by bis untiring exertions lo plooso nil who may honor him with a call. All kinds of repairing in the above business done with the utmost neatness ami dispatch. Wheelwright and Blacksmith work, nnd nil kinds of Wheels,Wagons, Drays, Carts, Ac., made on the shortest notice nnd on most liberal terms. Jan 2(1 T. Wm II Turvor. John V Tnrvor, Goo VV Tltcolmb, Wm II Tyson. John Thompson, Patrick Tydings, Barnard U Tlldon, Fra’s Trnntcli. AFTorlay, V O Thomas, VV F Thompson, Jno F Tucker, A Toll)Ini, Pros Trautoll, J D Tombrokc, James Thurmalt, 11T Turnor, VVm Thomas, 0 E Tofft, Edward Townsond. B TTIious, A Thomas, W PTetn, Marlon Throadcnift. Jno IIThode, H J Tliomus- son, W B Tinsley, IVas Trucholut, R V Thomas, Richard son Tombs, W il Talblrd, J E Tnylor, John G Thomas, John Trumflor, IK Tofft, Jns PTustlu, Thos M Turner, F A Tupner, ChnsThompson, IIJ Tledeinnn, David lliomp- son, Jus Tigho,L 0 Tebeuti, UhnsOTalblrd.Ilonry Tow, Jno Tannor, VVm A Thompson, Relit Todil, P J Timmons, VVm II Talblrd Jr, Jno J Tlious, J Toohonor, Wm S Tuy- lor, N P Tnylor, J M Thomns, J R Thompson. Christian Uebolo, Philip Uslcr. Antonio Vondloy, alias Ratnboskl, Chas Van Horn, W HSVoralllle, Tristram Verstlllo, David Vendor, Henry Vellstolch, W 0 Vandonberg, Honry Vongtahn. Q A Wood, Rich’d Waynol JL Wlneburg, CnntW ;White, James Whlllhnn, 8oth Woodward, Elisha VVylly, Charlos Wilson, Goo W VVylly, Augustus Wenze, James White, L W Wells, Francis Wilson, J J Wnvor, A R Wugh, Edmund Wnlleu, A J Wylly, Jo* M Wilson. G M Wiudbttrgh, Wm Thome Williams, Wm Wilson, Wm ‘Walras, Hiram Waller, John Williamson, Jos White, Ja cob Walter, Gregory White, Michael Weldon,Thomas Weight, WO Wylly, EG Wilson, WW Woodbridgo, •Bryan vVren.R D Walker, Jno W Wilson,Thos J Walslu ill O Wyer, Jos W Wood, Win Wright, 0 8 Waif, II F Wlllink.iesao Welder, Wm VVoscott, Jacob Wnldburgh, J W Wobstor) Jnrrard Wubbloman, A J White. Chrirto- iphor White, Irrlu L Wolfo, Nlcholai, Conrad Wahnultb, l*anc P VVliltohend, 0 E Whiting. F R Wylly,Enos VVIthlngton, Iteidnmln Whitehead, ThomM Worknum,- Dr.8 Warner, J VV Watte,Jno William*,8P Whitehead,. ,Tho* A Wilson, Tho* 8 Wayne, G VV West, Jo* VV. White, G M Wlllott, Simon Waller.;W II WeekesL, H K Washburn, II F Wirrlng, J R Wilder, Honry Williams, 8 n Williams, Goo Wllllx, II FVVIlllpk, Poter Wlltbor- gor, Win 11 VVIHbonror. Marlin Wemlolkcn, Henry WII- M>n,ZD WinUcr, % N VVluklor, Juo K Wnrtj, Joe 0 JOHN POOLF^, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAINT AND OIL STOBN, SAVANNAH, OA. No. 11 Wliltakur-strcot. K EEPS constanllv forsalo-WIllTE LEAP, Pure Nos. 1 and 2 English do. GROUND PAINTS:' Black, Yellow, Brown, Cliromo G recu, Paris Green, and Prusslnn Bluo. DRY PAINTS: Venetian Rod, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow Ochre, Red Lend, Litharge, Paris nnd Chrome Green, Prusslnn Bluo, Chrome Yellow, Umber, Terra do Sienna, Drop Black, and A VARIETY OF FANCY COLORS. Linseed Oil- Sperm do., Ncatsfbot do-and SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, White-Wash BRUSHES, Paint, Var nish, Graining, and Artiste' do., Window nnd Picture GLASS, or all pan, Light and , _ or all kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Fire-Board Prints and Borders. fffiT The above articles will be sold on reasonable terms. IIouhO) Sinn und Ship Painting Done In a workmun-llko manner, and al reasonable prices.Jan 20 TIME IN MONEY. DISPATCH 18 A RECOMMENDATION, 1 highly Important to Contractors and IHilders. HE Subscriber Is now prepare,!, with n sufficient «^,M f xT^ ,,rk , men ’ 10 ' lo f°ur limes tho amount of UN ROOFING ofnnyothor establishment in the City of Savannah, in tho samo spneo of time, and can givo reference to uuraerous roofclnld by him. whlsh tho pub- He are at liberty to Inspoct. I can cover a medium sized Dwelling House, and put up Gutters and Conductors, complete, in tho space of ten hours. All Roofc war ranted In iiolut of workmauship, and prices a* low as prudence dictates. I am also fitting up Water Works In Houses, which in jKMntorslyle and workmanship has uover been practiced A11 wort done under my own Immediate inspection. I respectfully nak a conllnnnnce ofUie pntronago which has been so liberally bestowed on me since my com mencement or business, and wlllondeavorto morltacou- tlnuunco of the same. JOHN J. 5IAUUICE, mny 30 lo and 12 Barnnrd-street. Hoff’s Sash, fill ml, nnd door Factory, . Newark, N* Ji H AVING beon a manulhcturer of the nlmve articles for Iho last twenty yoars,aiid having nil the advan tages or Improved machinery and steam power, Is pre pared to offer to builders and others In Savannah mm vi cinity, SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS, and other artlclos in his lino, at the lowest rates. All work from this (facto ry Is warranted to turn out ns agreed upon. Parties wishing any of tho abovo articles will And it to their lutercat lo address E. W. ROFF, _ , , Newnrk, N.J. 8it8h-Welghts, at foundry price. Machine Moulding of any size nnd pattern, altfie Iowc*l rates. RKrEBENCE.—Messrs. Ploraon & Heidi, Snvnnnnh: Rankin,Duryea& Co., New-York: Corhart&RolLMa con t Jas. P. Earl, Builder, Charleston, S. C. July 1 3mo Glorious News!! The Most Important Discovery yet Mado 111 I’ll ILL IP’S PATENT LIQUID GLEE, 1 7)011 Carpenters, Brush Makers, Book Binders, Gobi- . not Makers, Housekeepers, Druggists, &c. This be- ing a Patent Glue, In a Liquid stale, always ready for use, requires no flro; it Is free from smell, and will keep liquid lu any climate: It also acts as Cement for Wood, Slone, Chinn, Glnss, Iron, Marblo, Paper, or any sub stance ; ns a paste or gum R stands taiequnlod; its repu te Hon, wherever It hns been Introduced, Is or tho flrst or der; ns it saving to Mechanics, is observable nl flrst sight. Wo offer liberal Inducements io Hardware men, Station ers, Druggists, itc., nnd guarantee it to cost less, by SO per cent., than common ordinary Glue. VVo are making ■ ..• D , ... 0 , , extensive arrangements for this Fall Trade, and country qualities’ merchants will do well to nltcud to tills Immediately. Hark CpachVfARNlSH, MIXED PAINTS Wo are ostnbllshlng Solo Agents lu all populous towns throughout tho United Blates. Sold In Bottles of three sizes, and also by tho Gallon. Small samples sent to any part of the United States, carriage Tree. Also, tho British Furniture Polish, In botiles of threo sizes. Country Merchants, altoud to tho above. Apply early. PHILLIPS &. CO.J nug 3 3tn 4 Codar-et., near Pearl, New-York. SINGER’S PATENT SEWING MACHINES, Patou tod August 18* 1851. HTHE grunt invention of tho day Is SINGER’S PATENT 1 STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPENDICULAR ACTION SEWING MACHINE. No other machines can rightfully use thestmlghl needle with a direct motion. The llrst pre miums al the last New York State Fair, and lost Fulr of Iho Aincricun Institute, were awarded to this Invention. GroatlmprovomentsliuveJusl been completed und uddod by Uie inventor, which ptaco these machines Ifar ahead of all competition. For (hose Improvements, letters patent have been applied, and will soon bo Issued. All kinds of sewing, particularly leather, dono by this machine In tho best manner. It cunnot ravel nnd is regular and beaut!- ftil. The saving In labor is Immense. Seven huudrod and fifty of these machines orolnprofllnblouso. Principal offices, 258 Broadway, N. Y.; 57 South Fourth street, Philadelphia; and 10 Harvard place, Boston, whore frill proof of Uie utility pf.tlie mnclwucs will at all times bo given. Specimens of tho sewing sent by mall lo an) part of this country. Slate nnd country rights for tho ex elusive uso of thoso inuehiues, for salo on most ffavorablo terms. Apply personally, or by letter, to I. 51. SINGER k. CO., 25ollroudway, N. Y. N. B.—Silk Twist, blnck and colored, (on spools), man- uffactured expressly for these mnchlnes, for sale nt (he New-York office; black, 87; colored 87 50 per pound. New York, March 25 1852. Onto mar 31 OVERWHELMING SUCCESSl RUSIITON CLARK tc UO?S CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDICAL COD LI VEIL OIL. T HIS Vulunblc remedy, Introduced by us to the no tice of tlio medical profession but litlle more than two years since, has, during Hint short period, advnncod more rapidly In the public estimation than nny remedy yet discovered for this dread destroyer or the human race. It has beon used with the most signal nnd gratifying suc cess, even In casus considered hopeless; nnd, In tho late reports of tho Now York and Pennsylvania Hospitals, on Its use, It Is opoken of ns being more valunblo than nny remedy yet discovered for Consumption nnd Pulmornry Affections; and It has tho greut advantage over nil other remedies, lliatylnstond of reducing, It Increases thostrongth and flesh of the patlont—thus enabling Nature to co-ope rate with the remedy, and ovorcomo tho disease. Owing lo tho purity nnd superior quality or tho Oil of our manufacture having given It a popularity over all oUters, several persons havo copied the shape nud stylo of our bottle, In order to palm off Inferior quality mid adul terated Oil; and, ns the article, unless pure, is, In most cases, worso Uintt useless, wo would call particular nltcn- llor to our signature, which Is over tho cork or each hot* tic, ilthout which it Is not gonulue. no particular and Inquire for Rushtoii, Clark k Co’s Cod Liver Oil, nnd seo that tho signature is over the cork. ^For^sul^l&ooln And by Druggists generally In tho United 8tntoa. _ , rior qualities of this Magnesia aro, Hint It Is en tirely deprived of carbonic ucld, froo from tinploas- nut taste, smell, or other disagreeable property, nnd Is without roughness or grltllness to tho louah or pnlnto. Onotenspoonhilof this Mngnosln Is oqunl In strength to threo or four of the common calcined magnesia, thus combining smallness of dose with tho most ngrceablo formln wlilohrongneslnran ho administered. Just re-’ colved per steamer State or Georgia. WM. W. LINCOLN, July 12 Monnmont-squnro. PHILADELPHIA LAGER DEER. rpiJE Subsoribe^-respectfully Invite* tho public of 8a- Jl vannsh lo teat the qualities of this flno Beer, from Uie Brewery of Messrs. Enuku& Woi.r,at the Fulrtnonnt Water Works, near Philadelphia. This Beer la made ex actly like the Lager Deer of Munich,-, in Bavaria. 1 •ball continue to reoelvc constant supplies of this pure *nd wholesome beverage,during thonutumu. winter, nnd spring. A* in tbo old country, It will bo sold to (families nnd IpdlvIdualLWhowIll ihits Incur no risk or Its souring on Uiolr hands. Tho uso of this Beer is particularly recom mended by physicians lo Indie* who are nursing children. Bold at tborlouloni’ Hotel by l *opt7 Myl IIERNY WEIGAND. FALL OF 1858. H AVING completed our arrangements for Hie season, wo nre now prepared to offor to tho public the larg est und best assortment of GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING, nnd ure determined to sustulu our reputation by selling Goods nt fulr prices. We Invto our friends and tho pub lic to cull mid examine our Fam. anil Wimtkr 8tocx, which, for quality, style and quaktity for exceeds nny previous season, nnd from which a complete outfit can be selected nt tho very lowest pricks. Our Goods are selected with groat care—being cut Id tho latest Fashion, nnd mnuufuctitrod in such a mnnuor as gl vo enUre sallsffaclton. „ , . *50,000 STOCK Rcady-mndo CLOTHING, embracing all tlio various styles, quuUHus, eta, lu part as foUows: COATS: Black Cloth, Frock and Dress, Pluld and Clouded, Fancv Business Coals In groat vurloty. Tweeds cut Into Pol tors IlalfSacks, etc- ole. PANTALOONS, ■nndo from Fine Blnck Doeskin, and tho various Fob stylos or Harris’ Clouded nnd Molded Casslmeres, Black nud Fmicy Sutlnets. VESTS: Black mid Figured Satin, Gentlemen’s White Silk and Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. Wo Invito the attention uf Country Merchants to our Stock, which Is vnried and complete, mid manulfaciured expressly for their trudo. VVo also have u genteel as sortment of YOUTH’S CLOTHING, Gcntlemon’s Furnishing Goods, Black nnd Fancy Bilk Cravats, Stocks, Plain and Figured Silk nnd Satin Neck Ties, Prince Alberta, of Plain, Watered and Ribbed Silk. SHIRTS, While mid Fancy, warranted to fit. Gloves, Under Gar ments, Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Socks, otc. SaTWo ask a continuance of tlio patronage which hns nlwuys been so generously oxtended lo us. sept7 PIERSON, HEIDT k CO. SAM’L HOYT, Late of tho firm of Sain’l lloyt&Co, Savannah, Ga. W OULD announce to Ills friends that ho has remov ed lo Clmrleslon, S.C,No. 149 East Bay, where ho Is prepared to do a general Commission business, mid furnish to order, ul all times, nny nrtlcles from the North or South Hint may bo wonted, for the usual commission, as well us recotvo mid sell Iho sumo. And I pledge my self Hint nil business entrusted to my care shall receive such attention as will insure similar mmiifostaUan or thoir good will, not doubling Hint my acqualuUuice with Northern fand Southern markets will enable mo to do us well as any, nnd better than many. Also Dealer In Butter, Clieccsc, Plaster, Marblo Dust, Cement, Lime and llnir. .... .... And Agont for sundry Machine Manufactories, North and South, as woll ns Silas C. Herrings’ Flro Proof Safes. Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones; all of which will ho forulshod on short notice, and at manufacturers prices. Cush paid nt nil limes for WooL Green, Sailed nnd Dry .... wUG . ..... Skins, Shinning Furs, llooswox, 'Ropo CillHnpsScn Island CXitton Seed and Flor ida: Moss. Also, Southern Tanned Leather in the Rough. Terms cash invariably. Refers to the citizens of Savan nah generally. tf sept 4 CARPET WARE HOUSE. T IE Subscriber would resiioctfrilly inform tho dUzens of Savannah and tho puollo generally, that tho 8tore formerly occupied by Messrs. Snider. Lnlhron k Novilt, (which Is now being enlarged and Improved,) will ho opened on or about Uio 20th lust-with an entirely new and complete stock or Foreign and Domestic CARPET INGS, OIL ULOTIIS, ko. kc. kOn over oflbred In Uih city t nil ofrrhldi will bo sold al whulesalo or retell,on tho must unlislfactory terms, by sept 4 tf VV. 11. OylON, A^onU JBtcccSattttffc. j’totei do: Colored Cheese. ^ WhU « d0 * uK 1 ** ,,, ram Smith’s Extra Flour. »" d . 2 ? hairbbla. Pure Gcncssco Flour, 30 boxes Raisins. Received per fttesmor, and for sale by •cptlO 8CR-ANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. /SlN, LARD, COPFEP:“i'c.«cc- VX 25 barrets nurePhelp’s Gin: . Ao-’ Imperial Crown dot ! I™ koM Lard; 225 bags Rio Coffee! 50 bbls. Stuart a B. Sugar. ' • Landing, and for sale by U°P l M CRANE k HOLCOMBE. If AcHhEti fe CODFISH,— 1’A 25 bR 5 reU * ", ow No - 3 Mackerel 20 do. do. No. 2 do. 20hf.do. do. No. 1 do. 1000 Codfish Landing from brig Marshall, and for sale by sept 14 CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. TT'LOUR, ALMONDS, SOAP, kc. kc.— Jc . 25 half bbls. extra Canal Flour, 5 frails “Jordan” Almonds; 25 boxes Pale Soap: . 15 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar; 20 bbls. extra Mononguhelu Whiskey. Lamllng, and for sale by sept 14 CRANE k HOLCOMBE. rt’sar 0 ,iA,a,N - 10 hhds. Cubfa 8ugar; 100 colls Weaver’s Ripe; ’ ' 20 boxes and 10 half boxes Raltlns. Landing, and for sale by Mptl4 CRANE k HOLCOMBE. OUOAR, BIOLA89E8, kc.— O 15 hhds. Prime Porto Rico Sugar 10 hhds. Choice do. do. 50 bbls. Sugar House Molasses 00 bbls. Butter, 8ugar and Soda Cradtera 25 boxes Soda Biscuit 20 boxes assorted Candy Landing and for aalo by , aept 14 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. tSac^n.lArd, taoun,'**- ', -L> 50 hhds. prime Cincinnati Bacon 8idcs; 20 do. Bacon Shoulders; 50 barrels prime Leaf Lara; 100 do. Howard strool Flour, 200 do. N. 0. and Baltimore Whiskey; 25 do. N. E. Rum; fiOdo. Phelps’ Gin; 100 boxes Star Candles; 150 do. Tobacco, or various qualities; 30 hhdit., 20 tcs. and 25 bbls. primo C. Blalaases; 30 bales lasaf Tobacco; 25 bags Rlo Coffee; 500 colls Bale Rope; 100 bales Guny Bagging. For sale by «ug 3 COHENS k HERTZ. AyTANUpACrURED TUBA'CO, kc^— 111 81 boxes Grant Jc Williams’ 5’a and 8*8 Tobacco; 20 quarter do do; GO bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugar, 40 do Clarified do; 50.boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch; . 150 do No. 1 Pole and Fntnlly Soap; Gl 13 lb caltys Hyson Tea; 10 bbls. Blenched Whalo Oil; 10 do 8oda Biscuit; 10 half boxes Loaf Sugar; Landing and for sals by sept 7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. QUOARS, COFFEE, TOBACCO, ka, kc.— O 10 hhda. prime 8t. Croix Sugar; *5 do. strictly choice Porto lUco do; 100 bbls. Sltinrt’s Clan tied Sugar; 50 do do Crashed do; I 20 do do Powdered do; 40 boxes do Loaf do; 500 bags Rlo Coffee; 100 do Jamaica Coffee, part very choice; 100 do Lagttyra do; 25 boxes old Javu Coffee; 10 do Mocko do; 250 boxes Tobacco, various brands and sizes; 50,000 very superior Spanish Segnra; 1 100,000 hair Spuulsli do; For sale ou accommodating terms, by nug2 CRANE k HOLCOMBE. cjUNDRIES.—150 boxes Soap, various brands. O 50 bbls, Irish Potatoes. 40 bbls, Ulruin Smith’s Flour. 20 bogs Black Pepper. 100 kegs Gun and Itlfle Powder. 50 X casks Sherry, Madeira, and Tenerlffo Wine. Received nnd for sale By soptO McMAIiON k DOYLE. QUgAil—50 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto IUco 8ugar. O 50 bbls. Ueflned do. 50 do. Crushed nnd Powdered do. Just received aud for salo by sept G BIcMAIION k DOYLE. pOFFEB, MACKEREL, kc.— KJ 170 bugs Primo Green Rio Coffeo. 50 bbls. Nns. 1 and 3. Mackerel. 20lmlfdo.No. Ido. 40 bbls. 8tewnrt’8crusfaod nnd powdered Sugar. 20 quarter casks while wine Vinegar. 500 reams Wrapping paper, assorted. 75 packages Hyson and Green Tea, selected. 80 boxes Us nnd 6s Bedell's patent Tallow Candles. 100 bbls. E. Phelps’ Gin. 40 do. P. and II. Connecticut River do. 25 do. Domestic Brandy. 10 do. high proof White! Whiskey. 1 Puncheon old Jamaica Rum. 1 do. old St, Croix do. | 1 do. old Scotch Whiskey. Landing and for sate by sept 0 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON k CO. T AND1NG from schrs. Julia Eliza, Urania, Sussex, JU barquo Texas, and brig Augusta: 50 hnds.cho!co Porto IUco Sugar 25 do (fair Cuba do 250 bags fair to prime IUo Coffee 100 do primo old Cuba do 25 barrels Crushed Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles 20 do choice old N. O. Whiskey 200 bags Buck nnd Drop Shot; 5,000 lbs. Bar Load 25 barrels No. 1 Lear Urd 50 do Stuart's Sugar, B. k C. 1 50 do extra Flour, Illram Smith, Spalding and llopcton brands; 5 bales Twine 20 quarter casks pure Malaga Wine 10 barrels Cherry Brandy 25 do Rose and Peppermint Cordials 50 boxes assorted Candy; 50 boxes Cheese, (new) 50 boxes Cheese, English Dairy 100 do Tobacco, most npproved brands. For salo on liberal terras, by sept 8 CRANE Jc HOLCOMBE. O UGAR, COFFEE. SOAP, CANDLES, Jcc.— O 25 bbls. Stuarts B. Clarified Sugar; 25 “ “ C. “ “ 20 bags Old Government Java Coffee; 100 bogs prime Rlo Coffee; 100 boxes Smith’s and Buchan’s Family Soap; 100 boxes Colgate’s Palo and No. 1 Sonp; 50 boxes Bcndel’s Tallow Candles, 0's und 8’s; 10 bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar; 20 bbls. High Proor Whiskey; 20 boxcsTobacco,10’s; 40 bbls. prime Leaf Lard; 50 kegs primo Leaf Lard; Landing, nnu for salo by nug S3 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON Jc CO. T ARD, HAM8, SIDES AND SHOULDERS.— XJ 15 casks flno Rnlorou’s Hams; 2tk)‘Reynold’s best Sugar cured Hams; 20 hhds. primo Bacon Sides: 17 do. do. do. Shouldors; 40 bbls. primo No. 1 Leaf Lard: for salo by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT k CO. T>AI.TIMOUE FLOUR, BACON AND LAIU). OJ 250 bbls. superfine Howard-si. Flour; 100hhds. prime Bacon Sides; 40 do. do. do. Shoulders;| 20 casks superior Sugar Cured Hams; 100 bbls. ana 200 kegs primo Leaf Lard. For sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON Jc CO. OUGAR AND MOL ASSES.— O 25 hlids. choice St. Croix Sugar: 30 do. prime nnd choice Porto Rico do.; 20 do. fair Muscovado do.; 18 do. prlino nnd fair New Orleans do.; 15b bbls. Stuart's Crushed nnd Powdered do.; 80 do. do. B. and C. Clarified do. 150 do. Now Orleans Molasses; 100 do. West India do. For salo by Jaly 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON Jc CO. iflANAL FLOUR, kc.— U 100 bbls. Uiraiu Smith’s and pure Gcneseo Flour; 40 half do. do. do do. do.; GO bbls. Butter, Sugar and Soda Biscuit; 50 boxes Tread well’s do. do. 100 boxes Scaled Herrings; 300 do No. 1. Palo and Family Soap; 50 do. Colgate’s Pearl 8tareh; 30 half chests X and X U> papers Black Tea; 70 boxes 0 pounds each, superior do. do.; 00 packages assorted Green do.; 20 cases Olive Oil. Landing, nnd forsale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. /-TOFFEE, SUGAR. BACON, Jcc.— V 1,000 bags Rlo Coffee: 100 hhds. Muscovado Sugar; 100 do. Cardenas Molasses; 35 do choice Racon Sides; 25 do.choice Bucon Shoulders; 150 bales Gunny Bagging. In store and for sale by June 23 PADELFORD, FAV Jc CO. T)RANDY AND GIN, IN BOND- 10 pipes Swan Gin; 5 nlnos Imperial Eagle Gin; 15 half pilies dark Otard, Dupuyk Co.’s Brandy. 2 do. do. pale do. do. do. do. 15 hairnnd quarter pipes Rochelle Brandy. All under Custom House lock. For sale by June 24 W.M. DAVIDSON. T IQUORS, SEGARS, kc.— ±j 5 qr. casks Otard, Dupuy k Co.’s Brandy 15 do. Pico Alndulra Wlno 3 half pipes do. do. 3 do. Sherry do. 50 boxes Claret, quarts and pints 10 baskets Champagne, do. 50 M Begars, of direct Importation, and from tho most cetebrated manulfacturers; together with n supply ol Cordials, aud Swcottneats. Just received by June 23 M. J. SOLOMONS. tmported' Liquors.— X 10 half pipes otard, Dupuy Jc Co.'s best Brandy; 10 qr. aiiu eighth, “Jean Louis, very old,” Brandy; 15 casks “Sazcrar’s” and “Duvtnd” Brandy; 3 pipes Holland Gin, Swan Brand; 2 puncheons St. Croix Rum; 2 do. Jamaica do. For salo by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT Jc CO. Tl /TADEIRA, CLARET AND SHERRY WINES.— 1VX 20 half and quarter pipes good Madeira Wlno; 5 quarter cusks superior old do. 30 do. Tenerlffo and Sicily do. 20 do. Port do. 8 casks Bordeaux Clnret do. 5 quarter casks tine old Sherry do. Forsate by July 13 J. V CONNERAT Jc CO. PIUNTING PAPER. ■i j A REAMS Printing Paper, of tho following sizes: 14U 24 by 35, SIX by 28)4, 24* by 30. 24# by 38, 25 'TjlALL STYLES CASSIMERE8 AND VESTING^- JP The subscriber bos Just opened a cholco lot or French and English Fancy Caselmeres; also, black, colored, ■plain, and Brocado figured silk Vestings—all of late Sr-w rlwi NUMBER 233. fan-cfianUBc. ’ Crushed and Powdered as ...— do. 75 do. Crushed and Powdered do. 25 boxes Loaf do. 300 bags Rio Coffee. 200 do. Porto Rico and BL Domingo Coffoe. 75 do. Java do. 150 y u*. - 130 boxes Soap. ces Soap. do. Mustard, Pepj*r, Allspice and Ginger. 80 bbls. Butter, Soda, and Sugar Biscuit 30 y t do. do. do. do. do. 120 51 Segara. assorted kinds. 20 bogs Black Pepper. 250 bbls. Now-Orieans Whiskey. 100 do. White do. 50 do. Monongalielado. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin. W do. Bcst P. & II. nye Gin. 0 pipes Holland do. 50 x casks Sherry, Madeira, k Tcncriffo Wine. GO basketa Champagne do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 X casks do. 10 x do. Cognac Brandy.) In Custom Hotuo 20 x pipes do. « Store. 150 kegs Gun and Rifle Powder. 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot With a compote assortment of Groceries. , Ik PALMES. JEW MACKEUEI— 20 barrels No. 1 Mackerel. 25 do. No. 2 do. 25 do. No. 3 do. 10 hf. do. No. 1 do. 10 do. No. 2 do. Landing from ship Hartford, and for salo by °* CRANE k HOLCOMBE. 7>XTRA CANAL FLOUR.— i 28 barrels Hiram Smith Flour. 25 hf. do. Livingston Extra do. Landing from ship Hartford, and for sale by CRANE k IIO1.C0MBB. JU 20 hhda. prime St Croix Sugar 25 bbls. Coffee X 10 do. Granulated do 50 bbls. Stuart's B. k C. do 10 (rails Almonds 20 cases Pickles, quarts nnd hair gallons. For sole [sept 20] CRANE k HOI.COM BE. Sujpu? iUOAR. COFFEE, SOAP AND CANDLES. 20 hhds. choice I*. It Sur 50 “ Fair 300 Bags Rio Coffee; 50 Motts old Government Java do. 100 boxes Soap; 50 M Starch. ; received and for sale by 20 1852 5PMAIION k DOYLE. ; ■Mgln and South Caroling (overhauled nnd roflttoPMPMB PWWfflTL. COOK nml OREGON,with fl now ready to transport freight of nil tween Savannah, Augusta and Hnmburg,^N!!n!mffH I ir not more dispatch, than any other boats on the rlvq The steamers aro commanded by czpcrloi^A superior to any boauon tltoriver. ... .. . HENRY HARPER, President, Savannah. E. F, KINCHLEY & CO- Agents • - sept 21 JAMES HARPER, Ageni; Augusta. ■ }RANDY,GIN, Ice.' 1» half Pities Otard Brandy; 10 “ *♦ BelgncttandRoscliclldo. 10 Pipes Holland Gin; SOX & X Casks Madeira Wine; 20 M M Port do. 30 bbls. old MoiiOiutaheta Whiskey; 50 ** Domestic Brandy; 50 « do. Gin; 100 •' do. Rum; 100 “ do. Whiskey. 01852 M'MAHON k DOYLE. ^UGARS.—Just received nnd Instore: 20 hhds. folr Muscovado Sugars; 10 do. Now*Orleana do. 10 do. flue Porto R’co do. 50 bbls. Crush’d, Powd’d and Refined Sugars; 40 do. Coffeo Sugars; forsulo by I J. V. CONNERAT k CO. UG ARS, kc.—23 hhds. choice Porto Rico Sugar. GO bbls. Stewart’s Refined and Clarified do. 10 boxes do. Loaf do. 100 bblr. Sugar Hottso Molasses. 50 do. Hiram Smith’s and Pure Genesseo Flour. 60 do. Butter, Sugar and Soda Crackers. 25 do. and 10 kegs Prime Leaf Lard. 50 boxes Selected New Choose. 100 do. Star Candles. 80 do. Boadcl’s 0’s nnd 8*8 Patent Tallow Candles. Landing and for salo by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. sept JR, SOAP, STARCH, nnd 0 AN DLLS.—Landing 100 bbls Cnnal Flour 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch 50 boxes Georgia Candles 100 boxes Sonp. For sale by [sept 25]SWIFT k CO. too bbls. E. Phelp’a Gin; 50 do P. k II. Gin, Conn. River; 100 do N. O. Whiskey; 50 do Baltimore Whiskey; 100 do N. E. Ruin: 50 do Domestic Brandy, and for sale by [sept 25] SWIFT fcCO. HOHEltTS dc FOOTE, Andrew’s Hall, __ n hnnd aver* largo n . Stock or DRY GOODS, which they piece or package to tho trade—consisting, In part, Colored and Duffcll Blankets. Red and White Flannel. Plains and Koraoys, assorted quality. Satinets nnd Kentucky Jeans. Fnncy and Tweed Casslmeres. Striped nnd Plain Cotton Osuaburgs. Blenched und brown Shirtings and Sheetings.- English and American Prluts. Cashmeres nnd Printed DoLalncs. Blank und Colored Alpacas. Black und Colored Coburgs. sept 18 CHEAP CASH STORE, cr, i roin n ew-1 ora. Water Twist bleached SHEETING New-York Mills do do — James' Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 nnd 4-4 Londsdale and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4 Son Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4 7-8,8,9,10,11, nnd 12-4 Allcndnlo Bro. Sheeting 7-8,8, U, 10,11, nnd 12-4 do Blenched do 7-8, 8,0,10, II, and 12-4 Hamilton do do >r salo by M. PRENDERG AST k CO. wit’* Essence of Jamaica.Dinwer. Article Is elaborately prepared from carefully se ed articles of the best quality; It possesses in a rated form all Iho valunblo properties of tho Jn- Inger, and Is warranted to be free from all Dri lling or other properties of an Injurious tendency. It is beneficially used in a variety of circumstances a wnrm cordial and grateful stimulant Is required, S in coses where there Is a sense of oxhaus- fiom excessive fatigue or heat, a few drops r a tumbler of water with a llttlo sugar, will be rum cuius. Where there Is an unpleasant sense of weight or nausea after eating, from Imperfect digestion, or whore nausea is Induced from riding in a railroad car, or carriage, or 11 cases of prostration of thealgostl ve functions, whether roin Indulgence or disease It Is of Inestimable value. During the summer months and in Southern climali ' 1 lablo, particularly during the prevalence Jholera; no traveller or (family should be with- June 24 . W. LINCOLN, Monument-square. UEOH44IA IKLIUC MILL STONES. Having a competent Individual to drew nnd lit Mill s, the artldo can bo delivered nt nil times to suit S and on liberal terms. C. H. CAMPFIELD. VITI ENGINES* SUGAR MILLS, «Vc. I ESSEX COMPANY Lawkznck, ftlzss., are pre- red to execute promptly all orders for Steam En- ?ugar Mills, Locomotive*. Cotton and Woolen r, Allll Shafting and Gearing, Turbine and Pa STrafarttnu SUmmfstmcnts. NEW-YORK & SAVANNAH STEAM-SHIP NINE , WEEKLY. , nr and Splendid Sti 'Aj.W...' ALABAMA*.k. : .. i. .Captain Ludlow. Belonglngto the- .. A-Sarnnnali Si cam Nar . .. ill loare Savannah and NeW-York These ships are of 1,300 tons roister, to snfely. speed. and comfoiL .. . . .. These Steamers, I'’•ring Savannah at tho satde t time Uiattho AlAKioNan* nouiiERNER leavo Charleston, ar* ’ rivoln New-York as soon asfor before thcim.. • ^ i . SAMUEL L. MITCHli.j- . 104 Front-street, Now-York. Jan 28 Phlladtlphlsi tavannah”»a'm Ka'leallon Co- The new and splendid side-wheel sleam- Ship STATE OF GEORGIA, of 1200 tons * egtster, Capt. John E. Walton,hns commenced her regu- sr trips and will leave Savannah on Wednesday, the 8th day of September, and every alternate Wednesday ‘hcroa«te , 5 say on the 23d Soph, flth and2pth Oct^and-r 3d and 17th November, and so on. CnblnPassago to Philadelphia....a..i.....*25 00 . Through Tickets to New York........ j.,. *25 00 Steerage. V.... 0 00 c This ship has been built with entire regard to safety, ■ “* despatch, and offeri now and admirablo fit-. ’ comfort and despatch, i ollltles to business ana' ply.to . vi nv - admhmBKFf travel. For freight nrptuange ap- PADELFORD,FAYloC&i i V heron Agents in Philadelphia.^' FOR DARIEN ymmm ^ The new and (fast steam-packet Captain P. Corb, havtng been , thoron wBi 1 i4overhaulcd and refilled, will rMume her. for the above places, commencing TuuaaDAY, tbe Instant, at 10 o’clock, A. M. For Freight, or passago, bav- » lng very superior accommodations for passengers, Btiply on board, at Wllllnk'a wharf; or to . • - . • E. F. KINCIILEY Jc CO« Agent*. P. 8^-All Freight payable in Bavanhah. sept 20 SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA. TEAMBOAT COMPANY OF tlF Will continue to run the following Steamers,-vl DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) . ....Capt. —J . CHATHAM, (Iron) Capt Hubbard. THOS. S. METCALF, .Cant. TENNESSEE, Capt •. . Which, with tow-boat* and lighter*, alford unequalled, ffacllltles for transportation of freight to tho Interior of Goorgln, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, In ' connection with Railroad*. Tho elegant steam-packet D. L. Adams will connect with the steamships Florida and Alabama, landing freight by them In ffdays from New York to Augusta., Freight (now taken at reduced ratoaj will bo forward-. • ed free of commission. WjT In order to prevent detention 6r*aischrriage,\)\U& ' of lading should be addressed to G. II. JOHNSTON, ■ President, Savannah. Merchandize from the interior, to JOHN A. MOORE, Agent, Anguita. - ' DIRECTORS. Savannah.—Geo.II. Johnston, Andrew Low, Edward. Pmtelford, W. C. O’DriscolI, Charles Green; Joseph 8. , Fay, Jos. Washburn. i. • ' Auoubta.—J. IL Bulkier, T. 8. Metcalf, James Hop . L. Hopkins, E. Sherman. G. M. Newton. Savannah, June 24, 1858. < TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH- . .It THE »■. !8xvannah&0hayl« U. S. MAIL STEAM-t’ACKEVv . L EAVE Savannalt every. Mornino at Four. o’clock, alter the arrival of. the Night Train of the Central Rail-Rood, and ARRIVE at Charleston atTwklvb o'clock M.samr oav,connecting atCharles- lon with the Wilmlnirton Steam-Packet*, -which. J leave with tho U.8.51*11 every day ,at SX p7M~-ahd, also, with the Now-York Sc Charleston Steam- ' Ships, which leavo Charleston every Wednesday fend * Saturday Afternoons. -. - . : Passenger* leaving Macon on Tuesday evening* will arrivo In tlmo to connect with the splendid new steam ship JAMES A DOER one week andthfe steamship • .... SOUTHERNER the next. . • , ■ rAVE nnw on hand a,ver > forgo nnd well-selected Faro from Charleston to New-York by land route. .feSO GO * time 52 hours. >' By steamships #25 09 may 15 8. M* LAFFITRAU, Agent. , SAVANNAH AN IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY OP GEORGIA. T HIS COBIPAN Y will continue to transport Produce . and other Merchandise, on tho Savannah river, to ' and from Augusta, by their Iron Steamers' JOHN RANDOLPH, ...Capt. Philvot. LAMAR, Capt. Ones well. —AND ALSO BY TUB STEAMER— AMORY SIBLEY, $fept. . The latter 8teanier being of less draught thi other on. the River, Insures unprecedented daspa all stages of the water. The Company Is also pro with fifteen Tow-Bonls and two Lighters. ■ All Freight addressed to tho care or tho Company,' of its Agents, wlU bo received and forwarded, free or com missions. A. SIBLEY, President, Augusta. ■ . T. B oct 10 W. 1 receiveaanalorwaraca,ireo ora i. SIBLEY, President, Augusta, r. R. MILLS, Agent. Savannah. , V. M. ROWLAND, Agen^Adgusliu Superintendent’s Office of tbe Central Railroad Company, • • AUGUST 30, 1652. T^REIGHTERS by the lino of the Central, Pouthwost- I era, and Alaoon and Westeru Roods, are asSufod ,: that there is no obstruction to tbe transportation' of Goods nud Produce by the carrying away or tho tontpo- ran; tressel work at the Ocmulgeoi They will bo put to no exponso whatever, and to the delay of only one day by portage, The new bridge which Is In progress, will bo finished , permanently In sixty days, aug 30 MACPHERBON B.;MILLEN, Snp’t. THROUGH FARE From Charleston to Baltimore #17 60* To Philadelphia#19, and to New-York >20, THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON, SO. OA. / " * T EAVING the wharf at the foot of Laurensstreet dally JU after the arrival of tho Southern cars, vla-Wllmlng* ton, N. O, from which point two dally trains are dis patched ntOA. M.and3 P.M.; the 8 o'cloch only con necting at Weldon, N. C^ wilh the Seaboard nnd Roanoke Petersburg, Richmond. Washington, Baltimore; PbUadel-1 8 hla, and New-York The public Is respoclfttlly Informed , iat the steamers of fheio lutes, are In first rate condition, and aro navigated by woll known and experienced com* manders; the Rail Roads are In flno order, (the Wilming ton and Weldon, ns well os the Seaboard and Roanoke having recently been refold with heavy Trail) thereby- securlug both safoty nml despatch. By tbeso routes, pas sengers nvnlllng themselves of tho Oral train may reach Baltimore In 40 bourn, Philadelphia In 45 hours,«nd Now * York in SOX hours; and by tho socond tmln they arrive in Baltimore In 50 hours, Philadelphia In 50 hours, and New-York in G1K hours. ^ ‘ quatlygood work can bo obtalucd for elsewhere. t paid to economy or ffael in i duty In every thing. npr 3 COPPERSMITH AND PLUMU1NG. E Subscriber having fitted un, in connection with ils Foundry and Machluo Works, a Shop for tho t business, and engaged tho services or superior neu, is prepared to do nny description of work that jay offer. AU work dono In tho very best manner and at the liortest notice. A. N. MILLER, July 12 tf Eastern Wharf. SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES* )T RECEIVED: two splendid Seven Octavo Plano ortes, by Rosenkrautz, Dresden, ono of tho most cel- m1 European manulfacturers. These Instruments u guarantied In every respect, and will be sold at tally low prices by F. ZOGBAUM k CO., Whitaker, ono door east of llrynn-st. CHURCH AND PAREOR ORGANS. Parties desiring ipllcntionto F. ZOGBAUM &.CO., Vhltaker-et., oue door east of Bryan-at. WOODEN WARE* CHANGE OF ovujujiujuc. T HIS ROAD Is now open for the transportation of Freight and Passenger* to Waynesboro*.- At Uils point It connects with a splendid line of Fou^orso Post Coaches, forming a perfect dally connection between Au>. gusta and Savannah, Macon and Mltledgevllle. On and after Mqnday, Slay 10th, Passenger trains will. run Daily, as follows: I^avo Savannah at .8.00 o’clock A*. BI. “ Blacon at...., .....7J0 “ A.BI. M Bllllodgeville at. ..7.00 “ A. M. “ Augusta at 4.30 “ A.M. - Arrive at Augusta at 0.40 « P, BI, “ nt Savannah 6.00 “ P.^M. “ at Blacon at 6.45 «• P. BI. “ at filflledgevllle at. ..7.15 w P, II. Fare between Savannah and Augusta S5 50 « « Macon “ “ iW'So « “ Mllledgevlllo&o “ ..:..,.....;.8tt 75. MACPHEIISON B, MILLEN, "" Savannah, May 5th, 1852. A DAILY TRAIN Macon at Ok A. arrives at bgTbtfii^Vt'lL.» ^•MMleaves Oglethorpe at 11X A, M~ arrives at Macon at 3)4 P. BL, connecting each way with the.Central and Macon and Western XteURdadTraltij, antVflieYMIa- hasseo, Lufoula and Columl-us Mail Stage lines.' .Passengers dine at Fort Valley at 1,15 P.M GEO. W. ADAMS, Baperi nug 20 South V ougO rein 1 quurt to X bushel; Painted and Plain ’alls Wash Boards, Paste Boards, and Plus, ir salo by JOHN J. MAURICE, 10,13and 14 Baruard-streot. CADI PHENE AND SPIRIT GAN. S HEFFIELD SHIP AXES, Adzes and Chisels, Just re ceived and for salo by F. ! W. CORNWELL, ■VPlW v- , ' , , ; - J-1® BrysMtroet. Juno 15 . JOHN. J. MAURICE, 10,. 12 and 14 Barnard-streeL )ERFUB1E8.—Lubln’s Rom Geranium, Verbena. Tea Rose, Mask Rose, AlosmLCapricodelaMode, Pink, ‘ io, Popplnnck, Vlolettc, Lilas, 8weet Briar, Double rj— iUso. Iteo’s, Guerlaln’i Pre- ist receivea and for sale by .. MOORE k HENDRICKSON. July 13 IRAM SMITH’S VLQUR.-30 bbls, Illram' Smith’s L F!ohr; i 30'luMf Uo. .extra Canal;do. Landing per nug 27 J Jc CUNNINGHAM., IIAUNDEN’S EXPRESS,, • —*r Towns, California, Europe, tfc. ^ eon, Oglethorpe, Coldmbus nnd 'WUti Georgia, and all intermediate’Plicei.' A lilt ANGEMENTS having boon mado wilh tho NPAV • JX YORK AND r* PANY. by which ■a having boon mado wilh tho NPAV • SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP COM. wo are - prepared to forward l’ack- G UNNY BAGU1NG.-100 halos, In store; for sale by . WlU U WM, t\ 01DJU800LL.