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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1852. NUMBER 234. iplicatlon has been made for Letters or Administration, Log*,. j 0B uppmsn, John M U LovelL uat be Published th»tt Bate el tojsU . . LaOirop, Martin Larkin, BY Levy.JT is ruumsuKu DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY by j. l. looke & CO. CItr, and. County Printers. ..For Annum. rr In «<» ««® will an order for the paper bo attended lo, twleaa scoompanlod with tho ntonoy, or a sattofoctory re’rerenoo. : ^, dV b ETI BIN A TBS: *» «.. »« ?hrt*n “ ....185- Threo“ ...12 50 KJS? “ .... 1 50 Four 15 00 •53 ' 'u 1 75 Six « 20 00 one Week.' 2 00 One Year... 30 00 For advertisement* not exceeding five lines, throe- liitsta&^ss.vv it two u ......................75 w « one week - tl^O, fcc- Loiral advertisements Inserted at the usual rates, and atria care taken that they be published according to law. ■ All advertisements (torn transient persona or strangers, 10 Tho P nrivHegea B oryeiSy advertisers will be confined rlftdlv to their regular business, and all othor advertlso- Jnenta, not pertaining to their regular business, as agreed Nearly ndvorttooni exceeding In their advertisements tho average number of lines agreed for, will be charged at proportional rates. No ADVaXTlSBURSTS WILL DV INSERTED ORATUI- T0 Al , l L advertlsemenla for charitable Institutions and re ligious societies, wlU be charged half price. • rW* AU advertisements sent to this oflloe without di rections as to the number of Insertions, will be published dally, until ordered-. ;& be discontinued, and charged ao- -..‘."Sfl letters directed to this oflloe, ortho Editors, must bo post paid, to entitle them to attention. N; B.—Each Citation by the Court of Ordinary, that application has been made for Letters of Administration, must be published tiuxtt oats at least. Notice by u —~«<1 idmlnlatrai and Creditor llshod BIX WEEKS. . _ , . . Sales of Real Estate and negroes, Ad ministrators, and Guardians, must be published FORT Y DAYS before the day or sale. These sales must be made at tho Court Ilouso door of the county In which the prop- erty to situate, and on tho first Tuesday of the month, between tho hours or ten In the morning and four In the afternoon. No sale from day to day Is yalld, unless so ^JlpplIaiUonsbyExocufot^tdmlnlstratoni^d Guardi Eet- tors Dlsmlssory, must bo published BIX MONTHS. must be advertised throe months at least. ... Sheriff’s sales, under executions regularly granted by lh.CourU, SB b. adnrtMl Y DAYS-unto List of Voters S EC. 2. Beit further enacted by the authority of the odme. That from and after the passage of this act all persons shall be qualified to vote at elections for Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah and the hamlets there of who are cltlsens of the United States have resided In tho State of Georgia for one year Immediately preoedlng tho election and within tho corporate limits or Savannah for one month Immediately preceding their registration and continue so to do up to tho Ume or election, who have attainod the age or twonty-one years, have paid all city taxes or havo In tholr own right sufficient real estate to satisfy any tax executions which may bo against them, who havo mttdo all returns required by tho ordinances of the city, and havo been registered according to the pro visions of this act.—Extract from the Registry Lute. Adolph Abrahams, Robert Adams John S Achord, Geo A Ash,F W Avorfoidt,G W Andorson,Mathlas Amorous, C B Ash, Btowart Austin, David Abraham, O 8 Arnold. Geo Alexander, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, George Armstrong, James Atnlerson, W V N Armstrong, R F Akin, Potor Arnold, R D Arnold, Thos Adams, E C Anderson, Richard Abercrombie. J SAn- durum, John Augluro, H O W Alexander, John Allen, James Ahern, R A Allen, W U. Adams. 1>. ,ii. Conrad Bi Buker, Joht Brady, Thos Bandy, ffiliiiiifiaigfs 1 Elisha'Hazad,Jl» Hood, Thos Henderson. W J Haile* Henry Harper. J B Hong, W R Harris, Nicholas Hernan- | lertz, W I! Ilanseraan, N M Harris, Stephen Hatrlck, 8 A Hooker, O 8 Hunter, UR Habersham, Chas F Ham- ton, W H Holmes, 8 P Halsey, Wm W Ilaborsham, J fil lHaywood, Thos lioyncs,Jno«H’ Habersham, Goorge 8 larding. Jno Harrlssou, Nicholas Heylo, Fras Hernan- dto. Andrew Horrisson, Wm Humphreys, John llelry, OTroiip Howard, Wm Henderson, D 8 Henderson, Jas M. Henderson, Thomas llelry.' Claus llollmnn, John H Hull, Lovl Hart, Jas Horan, E Ileldt, Mnurlco Hacked, I Robt Habersham. Br, John Harper, J W Harris, Thoe John W Ihly, John I. Ihly Wm Ihly, Brien Island. Goorge Jonbs, Jos O Jones, Jas M Jones, BG James, Alexander Johnson, JasT Jones, J D Jesse, Thos Jones, .Sdward Jones, Jos Johnston, Peter Jacobs, John R Johnson, Christian Jogstctter, E 8 Johnson, G II, John son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John R Jackson, nuUoch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt Jackson, Wm A Jaudou, II R Jackson, Claus Jackens, Peyton R Johnson* Jos W Jooluon, George Jackson. Fred Krote, Harmon Kuldman, Wm II Kelly, Phillip Colb, Dodrlcx Knltenhnrn,P M Kollock, Ezra Kent, N II Knapp, Jas King, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, James Kerr, Peter Krauss, Gcfort Kcrk, James Kennedy, John Kelly, Daniel Kaln t Hanford Knapp, A JKarn, Edwin *" _ orloytKobort Knox, Fred- ir, A G Kennedy, 'as Kirkland, Al- Knapp, TfaosH Kreeger. GAL Lomaf, Thos ? Lie Loi— * ' irad Byclt, Richard Burke, Michael Boylan, E W r, John Brrtiy, E J Blount, Wm M BlounU Patrick j , Thos Bandy, Wm 11 Blount. DrW O Bulloch, AnthonyBarter. Saul 8 Ilox,JoaH Baldwin, Isaac Brun- no. Solgsmond llcrg, Henry Berners, N K Bamum, Wm P Brantley, Iloht Blake, Win Burke. A F Bennett, Wm M Black, Felix Uonywou, Gilbert Butler, Thos Uourke. Eugene M Beo, J P BolfeulUet, L B Byck,A Borchert, Wm Batslnger, Patrick Bulkoy, P H Bohn,Hennr Bette- man, Thos W E Bealle, Wm J Bulloch, Patrick Bradley, Henry Burt, BII Bacon, S P Bell, Wm J Bandy, H L Byrd,G A Boufeulllot, Jno G Bryan. Thomas H Barrett, Michael Brannon, David Boll, Jno Bilbo, 1 T A Bu kloy, Francis Blair, Chas Boll, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch, J MUuller, Michael Bryan, Goo Bankman, O B Barrie, Jol Bryan, DL Best, J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K UsIlougbTWm D Brown, A T Bowne, Jos H Burroughs, Jno Bennett, Louis Barcnold, Jos Bancroft, Tlmddeus J Baldwin, Patrick Burke, O L Blount, Jno N Uarboo, Jaa Brawn, OWBruen, Moses Black, II L 8 Buntz, Thos 8 Bailey, W H Bulloch, R M BortholmeM, Henry W limf- eullott, P A BIols, Henry Brigham, W 8 Brantley, T W Benton, M J Buckuer, John Boston, B M B Burroughs, Dennis Blannorhassett, D H Baldwin, Wm O Barton, Augustus Boullncau, John Bums, Michael Bowley, Ullck Burke, Ju O Blonce, J II Uashler, W J Blodgot, Jas O Bowen, Jno W Blze, Barnard K lieo, F 8 Bartow, Wm J Boo, J P Brooks, W II Bourdloy, W C Duller, H 8 Bo- Bourko, John F Blakely, GOO Brown, Wm II Banks, U L Uimlllueau, J T Buckner, Charles II Bell, Ueo Bron son, P T Broughton. II8 Bell, W H Bradley, L 8 Bennott, Jas Belbo, Wm BaUey, F U Blobs J U Bucknor. Wm H Cuylcr, John Cooper, O A Cloud, P L Constan tine, David O Cash, M A Cohen, R R Cuyler, Geo A Cuy- lor.tloloraon Cohen, Hugh Cullon, W H Cooper. Edward Cnbbaco, David Cohou, John Cleary, Jos V Connorat, Allen Cullen, Chos Cooper, Jos Cleary, Barnard ConaUin- tlue, Thos W Cooper, John Clancy. John Carstens, F VV Cornwell, Jos 8 Carruthere, Nlcnolos Cruger, Wright Cutpeppor, Thos Corley, R M Charlton. 8 J Cassels, RichardCole, Thos CusackJno L Clark, Michael Cusack, O 11 Csmpfleld, Francis T Colo, John Curry, Thos Clark, John Oardell, Jas Connelly, John Carruthers, Frederick Cook. Emanuel Uanwaller, Luke Christlo, Jas Campbell, Fra4 Uunipnold, Jno D Charlton. Jno G Cooko, Edmund Cutler, Montgomery Gumming, II BCourier, Jos.Clog- horis John Cass, Jno Cunningham, Carl Craft, Wm Car- son, U L Cole, W O Charlton, 8 J M Cubbego, Moses Coburn, L F Cook, Hemy Capon, 8 M Colding, Froder- iok Cantons, Wm Cox, Wallaoo Gumming, Patrick Grot ty, Michael Carey, Potor Cobb, Jno J Cornell, Wm Con- don,.R<)bt Carr, r ras Champion, A U Champion, Jno W Cornell, James Gomoll, H R Christian, Jno J Contes, Jas Cox, JnoT Ciunpngnnc, Wm Cullen, And Cordcs, l’lorco Condon, Aaron Champion, W T Chnpman, Danlol Clark, J B Oubbogo, George Colly JJrlah Cranston, Charles Can non, Robert J Oawzhy, ST.Chaprand, John F Curdell, Antonio Cblaa, John L Cope, ThosConnlfl; Thos Conway, Moses 8 Cohen, D B Camp, Octavus Cohen, J P Colfer, Bartow Cynlhus, Patrick Clark, Jno M Cody, Jas Clag- horn, Wm Cannon, Charles Cler, Augustus Cannon, Pat- rick Clark, Isaao Cohen. Wra Cromwell, G L Cope, Jr., G L Qono, sr., James A Courvolser, 8 H Cooper, If A Crane, Wm L Clark, D D Copp, John D Colo, Cornelius K Convor. Thomas Corr, Bryan Connor, James ECopo, L C Clark, George Clark, Wm P Clark, John A Cham bers, Wm Colter, Laurence Connoll, Frederick Cullon, John P Cercopcly, George Cuusoo, B H Crandoll, F A Csunuet, Jeremiah Cavanaugh, Martin Conway, D 11 Colerasn, James Carroll, George E Congdon, Thomas Collins, J P Cohen, Charles U Connery. Davenport, Isaac Davis, I! lannoy, W L Darls^S 0II Daniel bonovan, Albert L D’Lorzc. Patrick Downoy, Isaac D’Lyom Michael Donnelly, John Donnolly, Wra M Davidson, oiorty Dorgnn, Wm H Davis, Wm Dixon, Ja* Dunn, Chesley Dugger, Jas II Domund, Jos Dawson, is Dowell, Jno Dnwutng,J E Davis, H J DIckoreon, • Davis, D S Daniels, Jno Dailey, Wm on, Israel Dasher, Lovl DcIbltU A O ,„avls, Henry Donnonfolsor, Jno D Del- vis, 8 0 Dunning, Patrick Dorvlne, Chos II Duryoo, HurreilDyo, 8 O Dunning, Jr, F G Dana, W H Dudley, John Devanoy, John Doble. RII Darby, Jos M Doyle, James Downey. Wm II Dunning Jr, Honry Du- blgnon, James Doyle, Martin Dunnauon, Dudloy Daven- Pori, Jacob Do La 5Iotto,A M Day, J. JO Davis, Thos E Davis, Jos DoMartln, Honry Dlttmors, Alex Drvsdale, D R Dillon, Frad’k DnunorsfolBer, J U Dashor, R W Dasher, M T Dukes, John H. Dowe, 8umuel L Dowell, John Dry er, F11 Detnero, W J Donaldson. Thee F Daniels, Mlchaol Duggan, John Dorgan. Honry Elils, Daniel Egan, Richard Ennis, Abraham Elustolii,John Evorard, Win Blleby, Thos Eden, CW Edun, Johu J Edy, Charles J Eden, Peter Endries,J A Epstein, Edwin W Ervin, James Eden. Joseph. Felt, John Foley, Thos Ford, Jos 8Fay,Wm . wa " H Fisk, James Fountain. Dugnld Ferguson, J » Falllgant, Robort Ferrell^Jno G Falllgnnt, JasFur- rell, John Folleard, Androw Farrr, John Fitzgerald, An- drew Flatiey, R B Foil, Mlchaol Finney, Wm F Foay, E ?.r Fu ..°9?. G . Frlonn.u, Austin French, Johann D Fisher, Wm Folllard, Dominick Flatioy, John Flannegnn, Pat’k Foloy, Thos Flaherty, Jno D Fish, L M Falllgnnt, Owen Foley, L J B Fnlrchlid, Jas Faunstan, Michael Fay, fl W Fennetl, Jno Foster, J R Fisher, Q J Fulton, Jacob Friend, JO Fathers, G G Parries, JohnO Ferrell, James Tolker, Green Fleetwood, GooW Fahn, Ixsonnrd Free land, H R Fort, Thos A Parries, Wm B Flommlng, Jos A Uw ns, F Fink, David FBzgerrald, Robert Fisher, D B Flckli ng, Jacob Frey, Jereralan Flckllng, Wm Fielding, Alex Fjuicett, O E Flanders, W G Foote, BeqJ Franklin, Tetor Fotb, G W.Farrios, Thos M Forman. John _ Goodall, Dayltfll Gnnnn, George Gatohouse,J «»uniuu, Green, J. W Gibbons, Chas Gros*,-Patriok Gordon, FMGreeiLjpoF Glatlgny, Potor. Gaftioy, W.WGood- rich, Israel Gear, Wra F Goodwin, John Glllolnnd, Joseph R phrnsUvCImrlo* Ganultl, John Callaghor, O A Greiner, l JR ft! Goodwin, L 8 Goodwin, Caraton Gerdts, Jantos E Gaudry, Julius B Gaudry, R 11 Gridin, Robert H Gray, Jos Georgo Jn D. II. Galloway, Martin Gortln, James Gugel, John A Gray* H J Gllbert, Malthow Galla- James.Gorbov, Wm Ganvnuchly, John M Gno^ rard., lioig Georgo, n D Guerrnrd, Pliflli ----- Joseph Gallagher, James Gaulledct, W j Cowon, Jas Garland, Chos Grant. J-.H Canahl, Martin Green, D M Gugel, Wm 11 Gugo), John « Grnnu, K W M Gilford, Thos Grumblo, WTB GBixl Henry Gllbort, John 8 Green,. Wm Galpbln, Jr, John Cowan, Wm Godfrey, Wm Galphln, sr, Jos Uanahl, Geo ' »!• Harris, P D Hollzhslm, John Haunt Br^O 8 Hon- rtf, Christopher Hvnaev, J U Hllshea, O 8 Harris, Martin Houlihan, Dopnls Iloaly, Donnls Holland, L 8 Hart M r ris,JEHemnndnx, 8 P Hamilton, Honry Hattpt, Ed- n W Lloyd, Hugh “ “ W.Leach, B BW Leach, «rr| ‘ Httgh'' Larkcii, Phtrioir^naban* lek Lee, Daniel Laphan, Thomas Lyon, James Lun- JTI.Indo,Linda Linde,DanielLeahoy, William IqJohn Larkin, Honry Lalhrop.D PLandershlne, muiurf Low, O D Loboy, Ix>u1a Legrlel, John Lyons, O .ufburrow, Charles I^»w, Peter Lee, Robert Leyboum, ^vy LlUonlhal, W W Lincoln, H F Letche, F M l^ihoff, ’alno Lovell, Wm E Long, John N Lewis, Simeon Lane, d L Luf burrow, William Lake, SAT Lawrence, A R .nwton, Edward Lynch, Edward Lovell, John Lares, D ( Lane, James Lanahlln, JF Linder. James J Logan, loberi A Lewis, A B Luce, J I! Ladd, Jno Lama, Jas B ch, IDLaRoclie, Peter Lawrence, Michael I^van, thow Lynch, Rout Lschliton, James Laohllson, Cas- inr Lenzor, James Larkin, Timothy Lavau, O A La- loche, Robt Lnndsy, John Lawton, A J Lcboy, Tlios jewls, Wm I! Lynns, Antonio Loo venlo, J G L&mbrlght, dlchnel Lynch, Pal'k Lnugblln, John II Loveless, G W Lockwood, Loon Lohmon. nr, Inis. David Morris, Jacob Afonsos, John Makln, Thos MoNIoholos, John Mnsterson, Edward Moahan, Jeremiah McCarthy, John Mcllue, Wm Morrell, J G Mehrtons, Robt McIntyre, H O Mehrtens, Jno D Mut- ett, Jos Mordecal, Michael McGrall, Thos Mnrlaugh, Lcander Moore, Mathias I! Myer, Peter McGullllcuddy, ester Manning. M Mursh. Jacob Miller, Jno Murcbl- boh, Jno Motitmoliln, Thos Malier, Thos McAuliir, Jus foFooly, B W Mlscallv, II W Mercer, O A Maglll, Win iloredllb, E T MoGnill. Thos McCollum, II MorccI Wm J Moore, J D Mallard, 0 D Murphy, Jeremiah Mack, N O Mills, Jesse Mount, John Murphy, It M More), Patrick doura,0 C Millar. John McUnbe. Harvoy Morse, John dcDormott, J M Allllen, Thomas W McArthur, Lovl 8 dyers, Henry Merckhardt, Michael Mealh, Thomas Ma ion, Patrick McGovern, 8 8 Mlllur, T J McNIsh, John tlahoney. John McGuuagh, Patrick Mosterson, John dallery. James J McUoy.Isouc Minis, Edward McCabe, G Murklus, 8 8 Moody, Dennis McGuire. Lawrence Mc Kenna, Neylo Mcllue, J H Mobrtens, M B Myer, Thomas ilcKonna, John Miller, Jacob Manke, E<lward McGraw, Bartholomew Mclnarney, John Mallory, Ludcr Mehr- ens, A F Mlrn, Fabloti MyerhofTer, O 8 Miller, John R Martin, William B Moll, James W Morgun, Michael Mor ris, John W MoKoy, O F Mills, William K Mongln, D J McKenzie, A F Mordecal, Jas 8 McDonald, Jas Mnnit. sy, ThnaR Mills. Domingo Marling. Jos Murphy, G A Mo- Uloskey, Angus McAlpIn, Michael Martin, Potor Marls, A G Mode, M It Mlllen, Jno McUnll, Jas McFcely, Wm Mot- calf, E Mendell. A K Moore, Wm Mackuy, John McNIsh, Jas G Molls, L 11 McCann, Wm Morris, John McCollum, Charlos McCann, Bernard Mnllnn, Wm AlcLaughlin, Patrick MoLaughlon, P W McCarthy, W II C Mills, Jno McMahon, Jno F Mullegan, Jas Matthews, Isaac Marsh,Thos Madden, John Moran, FA Muddox,8oloiuon Mayer, E M McDonnell, Wm Morel, Jno Mahuti, Jno R Mayor, Thos G Mooney, M O Morland, Jaa McDonald, T B Muxwell, N W McLeod, Alex McIIardee, JnoT Mitch ell, Fredk Mtmdorf, H K Munlfort, Jus McBride, W J McIntosh, Sami H Ai'orol, Jeromlali McCarthy, Wm Mc Carthy, A N Miller, Thos Moll, 1! P Miller. I W Morrell Jas Mclntlro, Dnnl McCarthy, M II Mclaiod, Jaa McCann Jos McUnnna, Thos Meeks, Edward Mullegan, John Ale Aullff, Archibald AIoAlllster. N. Joseph NelU, TliosNaylor, Wm Nungezor, JasNungc- zer. WG Norwood, Jno W Neavllt. DD Nlcnols, EL Neldllnger, Dan’l Nulson, Tcrronco Nugent, G N Nichols, Geo 8 Nichols, L P Nichols. Jos Nagle, Novlll Neyle, Jno Noil, J G Neldtllnger, A A Nungazor. J R Norton, Jacob Neubergor,, Edward Nugent, Hatn’l Nultmnn, Jas A Norris, Frederick Noltemen, Jno ONIcoll, Thos Al Nor wood, Uhaa Nowlaud. James Neldtllnger, Wm Nove. «. John W Owens, Geo W Owgns, Danlol O’Connor,Tim O'Brien, Owen 0 , uourko,John F 0'Byrne, Dnvid O Cou- nor, Owen O'RIelly, Humphrey O’Leary, G 8 Owens, lounls O’Connor, Jno O’Connull, Jno 11 Ohlmeyer, Wm II Olcotf, Wm Olmstoad, J F O’Neill, D G OlcotL E O’Bymo, Allcliuol O’Neill, CE O’Sullivan, II G Oliver, John Ullvor, Jonathan Olinstead, Al O’Reilly, James Oli ver, W O O’Driscoll, Dan’l O’Sullivan, Timothy O’Con nor, Daniel O’Sullivan, W W Oates, John Ogoivlo, Al W O’Byrn, Thos O'Bryan, Geo Oil, FrodlckOtto. P. Afartln Payton, Antonio Ponce, E Al Prcndergast, Bam’l N Papot, James Prendergust, O C Parker, Anthony Porter, Jos V Prentice, Jno F Posey, N 8 Finder, Sntn’l I’hllbrlck, Jas M Prentice, S Al Pond, Wm Parris, Pat’k Pruntv, Andrew O Pacetty, Edwin Parsons, Elisha Par sons, Jno Poole, 8 G PancosL Owen Potorson, CII Pallor- son, John Porflold, John Pholnn, Jno F Powell, Jas Pren- dergos,Thos Puree, Sam’l Plttinan, EJ Purse, Georgo Parsons, R D Panot, M Prendergast, Edward Padolford, Sen- Edward Pudolford, Jr^ Tlios Pidgoon, Thos 8 Pltt- Jno Poslell, Jos W Phillips, James Prunty, J Al Palin, Atarcns M Peck, Patrick Price, G O Puder,Thos Prender, gast, Chas Perry, R W Pooler, H K Preston, Jos V Proa- ton, Wm F Preston, Edward Pursale, D Q PhUbrick. <1* Jos Qunntoek, John Quinn, Afartln Quinn, Wm Quinn, Wm Quu»tor,k,jr. . „ Bussell, David Rosenblall. Jacob Roscnband, John Russell, Dennis Ryun, Wm Rochester, James Russell, ThosJ Ilyon, J fl Ross, John Reedy, A M Ross. Alichael ltochford, Christopher Russell, Wm P Roberto, John Ryan, JB Rend, Jos W Robherto, Honry Iloser, Win Robertson, Patrick Reilly, L 8 Russell, Win Roche, Barney Roden, Pat’k Ryan, Wm Rogors, Jno A Richardson, Jno C Rowland, Alichael Rooney, Georgo Ritter, Edward Reilly, Danlol Robertson, Wm Romshart, J W Rabun, Jos Ross, Francis Ryau, J U Ripley, J VV _ . . "dford, Alathew Halford, ordon, Francis Reives, N Rogere, J Ronaldson, Jeremiah Ryan, 11 G Reed. ChesE Robinson, Josenh Ross, Henry Robor, Goo Robins, Alton Russell, Wm Roberson, John Rowley, John Rogers, Dan’l Roddnmn, Wm P Rowland, Hugh Rlolly, Andrew Rielly, A R Ral ston, IIJ Royal, Jno E Rico, James Ryan, JasL Rosslg, noli, O E Ryun, Wm Robkcn,0 W Rogers, Thos Ronau, Geo Robertson, Tobins Rolhletcr, F A Rnbcro, G S Roux F T Rolf, Al J Reilly, James Russell. , Btaly, Emanuel Sheftoll, Hannan Sllbcr, RII Sponcer, Monlo cal Shoflnll. Andrew Stoafvntcr, Johu Savage, JS Solo mons, l-’ral'k Scherff, A A SmeVs, W R Symons, Thos Sullivan, Goo Spaltlioff, JuoG Sexton, A J GSlinw, Ja cob Shalfer, Al shefnall, ar n G J Spencer. Snm’l Solomons, J P Scrivcn, John Spellman. D If StownrLJnhn Sullivan, D Sbnffor, Wm H Smith, John Stoddard, Ephraim Scud- dor, Bnin’l B Sibley, Anthony Segur, Jas Shea, Pat’k Bcanlan, Jus Skinner. J II Stroes, Dan’l Sullivan. Jas 8kltmcr, Dr 8 Sheflnll. Nicholas Slnot, Martin Sullivan, Lewis Smith, Jucob SchnlTcr, Tliomas Bnundore, John Stevonson, G N Staley, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Jno Sul livan, James Sullivan, Walter W Smith, Geo Shultz, F F Strobhart, Jos J Stokes, Goo Shute, Harmon Sungstock, Honry 8eltzer, C B Bcally, E Soraerall, Francis Sorrel, Jno A Btegln, John Sloan, Wm G Stafford, Jno Screven, Wm Salle, C M Stone, J R Saussy, J Al Scliley, Fronds Shells, P K.Shtols, Adam Short, Jno Y Symons, James Symons, F R Sweat, Edmund J 8uunders, Edwin Silica, J Al Solomons, Augustus Scheidoinnn, Donnls Sullivan, Danlol Bullivnr Al J Solomons, Al Shehan, Dennis Sulll- van, Harney &..dlh, Henry Stlbbs, Jus II Shohan, Valen tino Stanton, John Sherlock, Loyal Scranton, Ainriin Shannon, Joseph Sullivan, Jas F Stokes, Philip Smith, Jos Al Bhellmun, Jnmoa Al Strickland, Timothy Bhorrodan, Thomas 8mlth, Wm Starr, Jr, IIII Scranton. Jas Shorde- man, Conrad Scheinelder, Geo Stevenson, Richard Stele, John Shields, Nelson Smith, 8 8 Speissolzer. W W Starke, Arp Seamen, Tlios F 8tovens, J E 8tlrk, II VV Smith, Wm Starr Jr, Henry Saunders, I’oter Smith, J D Btobblns, A A Solomons, G W Shaffer, D T 8cranton, Patrick Skinner, Edward Swift, Sain! B 8wcnt, John D Spann, John E Btllwell, II Sheppard, F Al Stone, Elouzor Solomons, Thos Scully, Wm Saunders, Jus Smith Sr, Jno Sdiungell, Jcsseo J Smith, Wm F Shearer, J A Sowell, J 8 Sturtovont, Wra Saunders, Julius Smith, 11 11 Selloy, Christopher smith. Wm H Tarver. John V Tarver, Geo W Tltcolmb, Wm 11 Tyson, John Thompson, 1’Htrtok Tydlngs, Barnard O TUden, Fra’s Trantoll. AFTorlay, P GThomnB, W l Thompson, Jno F Tucker, ATalhlrd, Frns Traulell, J D Tembroke, Jamos Thurmalt, B T Turnor, Wm Thomas. C E Tofll, Edward Townsend, B T Thous, A Thomas, VV PTefn, Alarlon Threadcraft, Jno II Thodo, IlJTIiomns- ID VV ” — S-BM.— .I.ll TJ TT rPh.M.a 11l.li.ul_ fBuntncna ffiai-Tw. FACTORAGE, FORWARDINa, COMMISSION BU8WK88. SAMIffiL i, DOWELL, ; No. 198 OXY-STRKBT, SAVANNAH, GroEOIA. 8 W1FT. DENSLO W k. OO n is! ifesi ffSWM'o’n Dcaleru FOREIOJf AMD J COXNER BAY AMD WII1TAXER-STRKKT8. W. D. FORD, . Wlioloaalo and Holall Grocer, Watdhurg'e Building. Jtjfereeu-elre-^ Savannah, Qa n Z3T OonstaiiUy oh hand, a choice supply of Family Grookriks. . July 7 E. O’BYRNE, AT TAYLOn’s BUILDINO—MARKET WIIARf, Keeps constantly on hand a supply of Crockory-Ware, Grocoriou, Ac. Ac. Jan 1,’51 i y _ . . L. ROBIDER, fraoM paris] Fashionable Hoot and Shoc*Kiakert Importer of French Leather, WUtTAKKR-STREKT—OrrOSITK EMITS*SOU.D1NO. . J. L. OLIVER, Fashionable Uodt Manufacturer, NO.SEVENTEEN DOLL-STREET,HEAR MONUMENT-SQUARE. Cork-Solo, Water-Proof, Hunting, Military, Potont Loather, Walking, Dress,andPump^oloBoots; Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, A&, mode to order in tho neatest and most fashionable maimer, of warranted materials, and by tho most experi enced and careful workmen. , _ WYLLY fc MONTMQLLIN, General Agents and Brokers, For tho Sale or RealEetaUyUegroee^lr any deicription Perianal Property. OrrtOE, CORNER RUUL-ST. AND BAY-LANE, fob 23 Savannali, Georgia. Uunlncsd etartfs. UABDWIOK tCOOKB, ‘ ‘ i Mo: Factors and - Commission Jft. 102 Ban-Street. rchants, JOHN O. COOKE. J. IIASBROUCK fc CO n IMrORTEES AND WHOLESALE DEALERS 1H Earthon-Waro, ^rench^hina^Iookihg Glasses. s. s. Filler a. j.d.f WIioelwrliflitB and Blacksmiths. Corner of BronghtOHand MonigemayeU. SAVANNAH, OA. Carriages, Wagons, Carts and Drays manufactured. Black-smithing, Including Iron Railing and Grates, for Buildings.■ tuly—o novO ADAM SHORT, , Mast or Builder, FIRST DOOR WEST Of ST. ANDREW’S HALL, Wlll take contracts for Building and Work In Masonry of every description. R. At J. LACIILISON, nglneers and Millnrrlgh IROtf* BRASS FOUNDERS, • Canal-Street—Near, the Canal Lock. IILLEIL ■ ■iD«r un.1 Mill ‘.ON AND BRASS — RASTERS WHARF- Engineer and M IRON AND BRA88 . r—RAY-sf. Jit.''’ A. PONCE, | Importer A Manufacturer Segors, NO. 13 WniTAEBN-*TREE7j Keeps on hand a well selected stock of Imported So- gars; also Manufactured Tobacco, SnuOJ Pipes, and all other articles usually kept in his line of business, which he offers on the most reasonable terms. nov3 now in store, to wit: GENTS’ CLOTH COATS. Gents. Black doth Dress and Frock Coats, Olivo do do do do Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Black doth Sacks and Polka Sacks, Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Olive do do do do do Shad Dress do Black Doe Skin Polka Sacks, Fancy Colored do do Drab Cosalmere Backs and Polka Sacks, Spffno antt .Sttmmcc jFaotjtonn. T HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of Informing hla friends and the citizens of Savannah, that ho Is now opening THE MOST SPLENDID STOCK OP CLOTHING over offered In this city. The prices, In plain figures, are marked upon each article, and no deviation, and ol mo remarkable low prices that the goods are marked, the subscriber fools confident will be appreciated by a generous public. In port are tho following Gooda I have PANTALOON8. Striped Cotton and Llnon, Plain do do do Nankeen, Drop d’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpncca, Black Doe Skin Pants, Plain Black Cosslmero Pants, Fancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Black and Colored Satinet Pants. VESTS. Black Satin 8lnglo and Double nreastod Vesta. Fancy Satin and Silk do do Embossed Fancy Silk do do Black and Fancy Barathea do do do do Erabrol’d Cart I mere do White and Fancy Satin and Party do Plain Black Silk Volvet, single ouddoublo breasted, Fancy Cut do do do Fancy Cashmere do do GLOVES. Block, White, and Colored Kid Gloves, Black and Castor Riding do Cloth, Cashmere and Linod Berlin do Black, White andFoncy Silk do CRAVATS. Superflno Black Silk and Funcy Cravats, do Fancy do. great variety, White Silk and Butin Party Cravats, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs, do do Opora Ties. Linen Cambric, China Cord and Pongee Pocket Hand- kerchlefr. Hats and Caps, of tho latest styles. Ladles’ Riding Hats. Trunks, Patent and 8olo Leather. VulysoSjCorpet Bags, Canes, Umbrellas, Ac., Ace. Black Tweed do Green do do Brown do do Bilk and Wool do do do do do do COATS. Camblct. Checkoff Ginghams, Llnon Lustre, Plain and Fancy Alpacca, Paris Lustre, Black Morin, Black and Fancy Tweed, Do do Ooshinoretto, Brown and Yellow Lineu, Block Drap d’Ete, Gross Linen. FURNISHING GOOD8. Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts. 811k, Lamb’s Wool, and Merino 8hlrts and Drawers, Linen, Joans, and Canton Flannel do Silk, Merino, and Cotton Half Hose, Silk, Thread, and Norl Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Rohes, Lineu Collars, two and three ply. CIIIEiBRElV’S clothing department. This Department for Children’s Clothing Is fitted up In tho most costly stylo with every convenience for trying on. tilling, Ac- the stock embraces every nrtlclo In that fino, consisting In part of Coats anff Punts of every stylo, Over- Htllng, Ac- the stock embraces every article In that lino, consisting In part of Coals anff Punts or every stylo. Over coats, and Under Gnrmcnls, Jenny Lind Sacks, Polka do- Over Sucks, Vests, Braided Suits, Plain, Silk Velvet, Vest Suits, and Boys’ Cups, a lnrgo assortment. Tho Ladles will’ find It to tnulr interest to call and examine my slock, as * ' io latest style apd the best manner and attho lowest prices. No abatement from tho prices first they irre mado up In tin asked. By Pont forgot tho new store on first floor of St, Andrew’s Hall, corner of Broughton and Jefferson-sls. npr28 Webster, Robert Waggensloin, Jos Washburn, D L Wil son, Claudius O Wilson, Dompsoy White, Peter White, Jno M Williams. Norman Wallace. Henry Wolgand, Thos While, VV H Williams, J T Webb, Jus G Watts John Wlckam, Lemuot Wilson, Wm P Wylly, John Wilder, Jas E Walthour, Christopher Wilgen, John W lcm. Jno W C Williamson, Henry WIUIumBon, urn Warner. Y. Peter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yonge, W A Yongo, Wm P Yonge. Z. Peler Zarodoskl, Edward G Zotroner, Jacob Zimmer man, Edward Zudomes, Solomon Zeiglor. Tho foregoing nrc the qualifications of voters entitled to vote for Mayor and Aldermen of the City ofSavannah at tho ensuing election In December next, and n list of persons Registered for tho mouth of May. If thoro uro any persons whose namos are Registered, aud who are not entitled to a vote, nolico Is rospoctfolly requested to bo given to the Clerk of Council, that they muy bo dealt with according to law. R. F. AKIN, sept 14 Clerk Council. GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE, CARRIAGE MAKER, _ 200 CONGRESS AND 05 ST. JUL1AN-STBEET, Franklin-Square. W OULD Return his thnnks to his frlonds and patrons for past favours, and Inform them, that lie is now ready at tho old stnud. to execute any work in tho above line, and hopes by Ills untiring exertions to please all *vhn may honor him with a call. All kinds of repairing in tho above business done with tho utmost neatness and dispute!:. Wheelwright and Blacksmith work, and all kinds of Whoel8,Wagons, Drays, Carts, A«l, raudo on tho shortest notice and on most liberal terms. Jon 20 JOHN POOLE, WHOLESALE AND RtTTAIL PAINT AND OIL STORE, lond2EnglL.. GROUND PAINTS: Black, Yellow, Brown, Chrome Green, Paris Green, and Prussian Bluo. DRY PAINTS: Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow Ochre, Red Lead, Litharge, Paris aud Chronio Green, Prussian Blue, Chrome Ye'low, Umber, Terra de Sienna, Drop Black, and A VARLliTY OF FANCY COLORS. Linseed OIL, Hperm do- Ncatafoot do- and SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, White-Wash BRUSHES, PainU Var- . TIME IS MONEY. DISPATCH IS A RECOMMENDATION, Which ii Highly Important to Contractors and BuUdere, T HE Subscriber is now prepared, with a sufficient force of workmen, to do fourtlraea thoaraountor TIN ROOFING of any other establishment In the City or Savannah, In the same space of time, and can give reference to numerous rooftlald by him. which the pub lic are at liberty to Inspect. I can cover a medium sized Dwelling House, and put up Gutters and Conductors, complete, In the spaco of ten hours. All Roofo war ranted In point of workmanship, and prices as low as prudence dictates. £ nm also filling up Wnter Works In Houses, which in jxilnt of stylo and workmanship has never been practiced All worfc dono under my own Immediate Inspection. I respectfully ask n continuance ortho patronage which has boon so liberally bestowed on me since my com mencement or business, and will endeavor to merit a con tinuance of the same. JOHN J. MAURICE, may 20 10 and 12 Dariinrd-street. Rolf’s Susli, Blind, and Boor factory, Newark, N* Ji H AVING been a manufacturer of tho above articles for tho last twenty years, mid having all the advan tages of Iimirovcd machinery mid stonra power, is pre pared to offer to builders nnd others In Bavumrah miff vi cinity, BASHES, BLINDS, DOORS, and other articles In his lino, at the lowest rates. All work from this facto ry Is warranted to turn out as agreed upon. Purtios wishing any of the above articles will find It to their interest to address E. W. HOFF, Newark, N.J. 8ash-Welghts, at foundry prlco. Matfilno Moulding of any size aud pattern, aline lowest rales. RerKRKMCK.—Messrs. Pierson Sc Ileldt, Snvmmnh: Rankin, Duryea Sc Co., Now-York; Curhurt Sc Rolf, Ma con : Jos. P. Earl, Bulldor, Charleston, S. C. July 1 3mo pan, Light a _ . orull kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Flro-Boord Prints and Borders. The above articles will be sold on reasonable terms. House, Sign and Skip Painting Done In a workman-like manner, mid at reasonable prices.Jan SO SINGER’S PATENT SEWING MACHINES, Patented August 12, 1851. rrillE great Invention or tho day Is S1NGER’8 PATENT X STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPENDICULAR ACTION HEWING MACHINE. No other machines can rightfully use tho straight needle with a direct motion. The tlret pre miums at tho Inst Now York Stnto Fair, mid last Fair of the American Institute, were awarded to this invention. Groat lmprovomento have Just been completed and added by the Inventor, which pluco theso machines far ahead of all competition. For those Improvements. letters patent have been applied, and will soon be Issued. All kinds of sewing, particularly leather, dono by this maohlno In tho best manner. It cunnot ravel and Is regular and beautl- frit. -The saving in labor Is Immense. Seven hundred and fifty or theso machines are In profitable use. Principal offices, 258 Broadway, N. Y.; 57 South Fourth street, Philadelphia; and 10 Harvard plncc, Boston, where mil proof or tho utility or the machines will at all tlmcsbo given. Specimens of tho sowing sent by mall to an) port of tins country. Statu amt country rights for tho ex elusive use of theso machines, for sale on most favorable terms. Apply personally, or by letter, to I. M. SINGER Sc CO., 2$ Broadway, N. Y. N. It.—Silk Twist, black and colored, (on spools),man ufactured expressly for theso machines, for sale at tho New-York office; black, 87; colored #7 50 per pound. Now York, March 25 1852. Omo mar 31 Glorious Nowvfl ' Tho Most Important Discovery yet Mado I! I PHILLIP'S PATENT LIQUID GLUE, F UR Carpenters, Brush Makers, Book Binders, tkibl- not Makers, Housekeepers, Druggists, Sic. This be ing a Patent GIuo, in a Liquid state, ulwnys ready for use, requires no fire; it Is free from smell, nnd will keep liquid in nuycllmnto: it nlso nets as Cement for Wood, Stone, China, Glass, Iron, Marble, Paper, or any sab- slatico; as a paste or gum It stands uncqusled; Its repu tation, wherever It lias been introduced,^ Is of the first or der; as a saving to Mechanics, la observable at first sight. We offer liberal inducements to Hardware men, Station ers, Druggists, &c>, nnd guarantee it to cost less, by 20 percent^ than common ordluary Glne. Wo are making extensive arrangements for this Fall Trade, aud country merchants will do well to attend to this Immediately. We are establishing Solo Agents In all populous towns throughout the United States. Bold in Bottles of three sizes, nnd also by tho Gallon. Small samples sent to any part or the United States, carriage free. Also, the British Furniture Polish, In bottloa of Uiroo sizes. / Country Merchants, attend to tho above. Apply early. PHILLIPS Sc CO.J aug 3 3m 4 Codar-«t., near Poarl, New-York. A Tuppcr, ChasThompson, IIJ Tledemon, David Thomp son, Jos Tlglio. L G Tebeau, Chas G Talblrd, Henry Tow, Jno Tanner, Wm A Thompson, Robt Todd, F J Timmons, Wm H Talblrd Jr, Jno J Thous, J Techeuor, Wm b Tay lor, N P Taylor, J M Thomas, J R Thompson. TJ. Christian Uobole, Philip Ustor. Antonio Vcndloy, alias Rumboski, Chas Van Horn, W H 8 Voratlllo, Tristram Veralllle, Dnvid Vcndur, Honry Vellsteloh, W O Vnndonbcrg, Henry Vonglahn. O A Wood, Rlch’d Wnyno,' J L Wlneburg, Cant W White, James Whlllhnn, Seth Woodward, KlUhn Wylly, Charlos Wilson, Goo W Wylly, Augustus Wenzo, James Whlto, L W Wells, Francis ^Wilson, J J Wnvor, A 11 Wttgh, Edmund Wallon, A J Wylly, Jos M Wilson, G M Waldburgh, Wm Thorne Williams, Wm Wilson, Wra Waters, Hlnun Waller, John Williamson, Jna White, Ja cob Waller, Gregory White, Miehool Weldon, Thomas Weight. WO Wylly, BG Wilson. WW Wo^l bridge, -Brynn WrotuR D Walker, Jno W Wilson,Thos J Walsh. Il b wyor, Jos VV Wood Wra Wrlgliv’u S WMI, II f Wllllnk, Issao VVolder, Wm Weacott, Jacob Waldburgh, J W Webster, Jarrard Wubblonmn, A J White. Christo pher White, Irvin L Wolfe, Nicholas, Conrad Walsmlth, Fsano P Whitehead, 0 E-Whiling, F Wylly, Enos ‘jmwssssSssp While, O M Willett, Simon Wnltor, W H Weokes, IIK Washburn, H F Warrinff, J R Wilder, Henry Williams, 8 B Williams, Oco Wlllix, H F Wllllnk, Pofor WBIber- gor, Wm JI Wlllbcrger, Marlin Wcndolken, Henry Wil son,Z D Winkler, Z N Wlnklor, Jno' E Ward, Jol O OVERWHELMING SUCCESS! RU8I1TON CLARKi^COJS CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDICAL COD LIVER OIL. T ills Valuable remedy, introduced by us to the no tice of tho medical jirolbsslon but llttlo more than advanced _ v - Pi two years since, has, during that short more rapidly In the public estimation , yet discovered for this dread destroyer of tho hmnnn race. It * J ** ‘ —* —* — t period,... l than any remedy Jt tins been used with the most signal and gratliying suc cess, oven in cases considered hopeless; and. in the late reports of tho New York and Pennsylvania Hospitals, on Us use, it is Bnokcn of us being more valuablo than any remedy yet discovered for Consumption nnd Pulmorary Affections; and It lias tho grout advantage over all oilier romodles, Hint, instead of reducing, it Increases thestrength nnd flesh of the patientr-thus enabling Nature to co-ope rate with tho remedy, and overcomo the disease. Owing to the purity and superior qunlityof tho Oil of our manufiicturo having given It a popularity over all others, several person* have conlod the shape nnd stylo of our bottle, In order to palm off Inferior quality and adul terated Oil; and, ns the nrtlclo, unless pure, Is, in most cases, worse than useless, we would call particular atteu- Hot to our signature, whioh is over the cork of each bot tle, rlthout which it Is not genuine. Bo particular and lnqiure for Rushton, Clark St Co’s Cod Liver Oil, and see that tho signature Is over tho cork. Tor^sule b^^ ^ And by Druggists generally in tho United States. FALL OF 1862. H AVING completed our arrangements forihe season, wo are now prepared to offor to the public tho larg est and best assortment of GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING, and arc determined to sustain our reputation by setting Goods at fulr prices. Wo Invte our frlonds and the pub lic to call aud examine our Pam. and Wintkr 8toor, which, for quality, style and quani^ity far exceeds any previous season, and from which a complolo outfit can be solocled at tho very lowest pr:cei. Our Good* are selected with great care—being cut In th« latest Fashion, ami manufactured iu auch a manner asi give entire satlslhctlon. . 150.000 STOCK of Boady-mnde CLOTHING, embracing all tho various styles, qualities, etc., In f°Bowst Black Cloth, Frock and Dress, Plaid and Clouded, Fancr Business Coals In great variety. Tweeds cut Into Pellor's Half Sacks, otc~cto. PANTALOONS, mado from Flno Black Doeskin, :md tho various Fall stylos of Harris’ Clouded and Moltlod Cdssimeres, Black and Fancy Satinets. VESTS: £ Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, Wo Invito tho attention of Country Merchants to our 8tock, which Is varied nnd complete, nnd manufactured expressly lor their truds. Wo also havo a gonteel as sortment of YOUTH’S CLOTHING, Gentlemen’s Furnlshlug Goods, Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, Stocks, Plain and Figured Silk and Batin Neck Ties, Prince Alberta, of Plain, Wutcred und Ribbed Silk. SHIRTS, Whlto and Fancy, warranted to fit, Gloves, Under Gar ments, Suspeuders, Collars, llamtkcrebiofe, Socks, etc. IQfrWc ask a continuance or the patronage which bos always beau so gonerously extended to us. sept7 PIERSON, IIEIDT Sc CO. H U8nAND’8 CALCINED MAGNESIA.—The supe rior qualltlos of this Magnesia are, that It Is en tirely doprlvod of enrbonio ncM, froo from unpleas ant taslo, smell, or other disagreeable property, and Is without roughness or griltluessto tho touch or palate. Onoteaspnenftil of this Magnostals equal In strength to threo or four or tho common calcined magnesia, Ihua combining smallness of dose with tho most agroeablo forml” which mngnoslacan bo administered. Just n colved per steamer Stale or Georgia. WM. W. LINCOLN, July 12 Monument-square. PHILADELPHIA LAGER 11EEH. Water Works, near.Phlladelphla. This Beer la mado ex actly llko the Lager Beer of »»—•-»- *- *• » ahull'—— 1 *“ '— 3eer of Munloh, In Bavaria. 1 » constant supplies of this pure 0, during the autumn.'winter, and ... JI continue to receive _ ..... and wholesome beverage,durtng the autumn, winter, and spring. As in the old country, It will be Mid to fttmlllos and Indlylduahuvrlio will thualnourno risk of Itr souring on their hand*. The use of this Beer 1* particularly rocom- -°* ronu " ,nffchUdroD - k acpt7 Mjrl HERN Y WHIG AND. SAM’L HOYT, Late of tho firm or Sam’l Hoyt&Co, Savannah, Ga. W OULD announce to Ills friends that be has remov ed to Charleston, 8.0, No. 140 East Bay, where he is prepared to do a general Commission btuiuess, and furnish to order, nt nil times, any articles from the North or South that may bo wnntod, for llio usunl commission, ns well as receive nnd sell the same. And I pledge my self that nil business entrusted to my care shall recelvo such attention as will insure similar manifestation or tholr good will, not doubting that my acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will enablo me to do us well a* any, and better than many. Also Dealer In Butler, Cheoese, Plaster, Marblo Dust, Cemeut. Lime and Hair. And Agent for sundry Machine Manufhctorles, North and South, as well ns Sluts 0. Herrings’ Fire Proof 8afos, Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones; all or which will he ftimlalied on short notice, and ut manulhcturcra prices. Cush paid nt nil times for Wool, Green, Salted and Dry Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, Shipping lure. Beeswax, lings, Ropo Cuttings, Sea Island Dolton Seed and Flor ida Moss. Also, Southern Tanned Leather in the Rough. Terma cash invariably. Refurs to tho citizens or Savan nah generally. tf sept 4 SHmtianttfjc. Bisser 50 boxes do. Colored Cheese. 25 boxes do. Whlto do. *5 Mils. Hiram Smlth’a Extra Flour. *5 bbls. and 20 htlfbbls. Pure Geneoee Flour. 30 boxes Raisins. , .^jwlvod jler steamer, and for sale bjr ■opt 10 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A (X rj.lN* LARD, COFFEE, a c. VA 25 barrels purePhsl 25 do 50 bbt kegs Lard; 225 bags Rio toffee* bbls. Stuart’s B. Sugar. Landing, and for solo by ■opt M CRANE fc HOLCOMBE. MACKEREL fc CODKISlL— IU 25 barrels new No. 3 Mackerel do. do. No. 2 20 hr. do. do. No. I ■1000, Codfish L .«w Land I ding front brig Marshall, and for sale by »PtH CL AO 11 URN fc CUNNINGHAM. XT'LOUR, ALMONDS, SOAP,**. Ac.- JU 25 half bbls. extra Canal Flour; 5 frails “Jordan” Almonds; 25 boxes Pale Bonp; 15 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar; 20 bbls. extra Monongahela Whiskey. Landing, and for sale by sept 1- CRANE Sc HOLCOMBE. TrtLOUR, SUGAR, ROPE, AND RAISINS— Jt? - 35 bbls. Canal Flour; 10 hhda. Cuba Sugar; 100 oolla Weaver’s Rope; 20 boxes and 10 half boxes Raisins. Landing, and for solo by acptff • CRANE lc HOLCOMBE. S UGAR. MOLA88ES, i 15 hhds. Pritno Porto , o Porto Rico 8ugar 10 hhds. Choice do. do. 50 bbls. Sugar House Molasses 00 bbls. Butter, Sugar and Soda Crackere 25 boxes Soda Biscuit 20 boxes assorted Candy Landing and for sale by ■ept 14 SCRANTON, JOnNSTON Sc CO. ‘OACON.LARD, FLOUR, *c.— JD - 50 bhds. prime Cincinnati BaconfildeM 20 do. Bacon Shoulders; &o barrels prime Leaf Lard; 100 do. Howard street Flour; 200 do. N. O. and Baltimore Whiskey; 25 do. N. E. Rum; 50do. Phelps’ Gin; 100 boxes Star Candles; 150 do. Tobacco, of various qualities; 30 hhds.,20 tcs.and 25bbls. prime C. Ms 30 bales Leaf Tobacco; 25 bags Rio Coffee; 500 colls nalo Rope; 1110 bales Guny Bagging. For solo by »ug3 COHENS Sc HERTZ. Vf ANuPaOTURED TUB A’CO, fee.— ItJL 81 boxes Grant Sc Williams’ 5’s and S’* Tobacco; 20 quarter do do; 00 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 40 do Clarified do; 50 boxes Colgate's Peerl Starch; 150 do No. I Palo and Pnmlly Soap; 6113 lb catlya Hyson Tea; 10 bbls. Bleached Whole Oil; 10 do Soda Blsculs;- 10 half boxes Loaf Sugar; Landing and for salo by sept7 SCRANTON, JOIIN8TON Sc CO. QUGAES, COFFEE, TOBACCO, Ac, Itc.— D 10 hhds. prime 8t. Croix 8ugnr, 25 do. strictly choice Porto Rico do; 100 bbls. Stuart’s Clanded Sugar, 50 do do Crashed do; 20 do do Powdered do; 40 boxes do Loaf do; 50(1 bags Rio Coffee; 100 do Jamaica Coffee, part very choice; 100 do Laguyra do; 25 boxes old JavaCoffec: 10 do Mocko do; 250 boxes Tobacco, various brands aud sizes; 50,000 very superior Spanish 8egart; 100,000 half Spanish do; For sale on accommodating terms, by aug2 CRANE Sc HOLCOMBE. o UNDRIE8.—150 boxes Soap, various brands. O 50 bbls. Irish Potatoes. 40 bbls. Iliram Smith’s Flour. 20 bags Black Pepper. 100 kegs Gun and Itlflo Powder. 50 & casks Sherry, Madeira, and Teneriffo Wine. Received and for sale by sept 0 McMAHON 4c DOYLE. S UG AIL—50 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico 8ugar. 50 bbls. Refined do. 50 do. Crushed and Powdorod do. Just received and for sale by joptjD McMAHON * DOYLE. 40 bbls. Stownrt’scrushed and powdered 8ugar. 20 quarter casks while wine Vinegar. 500 reams Wrapping paper, assorted. 75 packages Hyson and Green Tea, selected. 80 boxes Os nnd 8s Bedoll’s patent Tallow Candles. 100 bbls. E. Phelps’ Giu. 40 do. P. and II. Connecticut River do. 25 do. Domestic Brandy. 10 do. high proof WblleJWhiskey. 1 Puncheon old Jamaica Rum. 1 do. old 8L Croix do. 1 do.oldScolch Whiskey. Landing and forsaleby sept 6 SCRANTON, JOllNSTON 4c CO. L ANDING from schrs. Julia Ellxa, Urania, Susaex, barque Texas, and brig Augusta: 50 hnds. choice Porto Rico Sugar 23 do lUIr Cuba do 230 bags fair to prime Rio Coffee 100 do prime old Cuba do 25 barrels Crushed Sugar: 100 boxes Star Candles 20 do choice old N. O, Whiskey 200 bags Buck and Drop Shot; 5,000 lbs. Bar Lead 25 barrels No. 1 Loaf Lnrd 50 do Stuart’s Sugar, B. 4c O. 50 do extra Flour, Hiram Smith, Spalding and Hopeton brands; 5 bnles Twine 20 quarter casks pure Malaga Wlno 10 barrels Cherry Brandy 25 do Rose and Peppermint Cordials 50 boxes assorted Candy; 50 boxes Cheese, (new) 50 boxes Cheose, English Dairy 100 do Tobacco, most approved brands. For salo on liberal terms, by septB CRANE 4c HOLCOMBE. S ~"UGAIL COFFEE. SOAP, CANDLES, 4cc.- 25 bills. Stuart s 11. Clarified Sugar; n * “ “ « « O. 20 bogs Old Government Java Coffee; 100 bags prime Rio Coffee; 100 boxes Smith’s and Buchan’s Family Soap; 100 boxes Colgate’s Polo and No. 1 Soap; 50 boxes Beadel’s Tidlow Candles, 0’s and 8’s; 10 bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar, 20 bbls. High Proof Whiskey; 20 boxes To bacco,10's; 40 bbls. prlmo Lear Lard; 50 kegs prime Leaf Lard; Landing, and for sale by aug 25 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4c CO. L ard, hams, sides and shoulders.— 15 casks flno Rnloron’a Hams; 200 Reynold’s best Sugar cured Hams; 20 hhds. prlmo Bacon Sides: 17 do. do. do. Shoulders; 40 bbls. prlmo No. 1 Loaf Lard: for sale by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT 4c CO. erflne HowarthsL Flour; 100 lilids. prime Bacon Sides: 40 do. do. do. Shoulders;] 20 casks superior Sugar Cured Hams; 100 bbls. aud 200 kegs prime Leaf Lard. For sale by July 8 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON 4c CO. 2UGA11 AND MOL ASSES.— 3 25 hhds. choice St. Croix 8ugnr: 30 do. prime nnd choice Porto Rico do.; 20 do, fair Muscovado do.; 18 do. prime nnd fair New Orleans do.; 150 bbls. Stuart’s Crashed nnd Powdered do.; 80 do. do. B. and C. Clarified do. 150 do. Now Orleans Molasses; 100 do. West India do. For snlo by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4cCO. CARPET WARD HOUSE. nnllB Subscriber would rcanoclfolly Inform tho citizens X or Savanuah and tho public generally, that the Store formerly oocupled by Messrs. Snider. Lathron «c Nevitt, (whichIs now being enlarged and Improved,) will be opened on or aboutllio 20ihinsL, with an onllrely new and complete stock of Foreign and Domestio CARPET INGS, OIL ULOTL18, fcc. fcc. Having sMurod the Agency orsevortl of the principal manufoctoriee of Europe, purchasers will bo enabled to make selections from the most complete assortment of linn CMpotlngs.Rugs, Oti cioths,MaUl Covers, Curtains and Curtain *c~ over offered In this qty; *•■»•> wholesale or retail,on the most rails C ANAL FLOUR, 4cc.— 100 bbls. Hiram Smith’s and pure Genesee Flonr; 40 half do. do. do do. do.; 00 bbls. Butter, Sugar and Soda Biscuit; 50 boxes Treadwell’s do. do. 100 boxes Scalod Herrings; 300 do No. 1. Palo and Fumily Soap; 50 do. Colgate’s Pearl Starch; 30 hulf cheats JI and !b papers Black Toa; ' 70 boxes 0 pounds each, superior do. doq 60 packagesassortod Green do.; 20 cases Olive Oil. Landing, nnd forsale by July8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4c CO. O iiv bumaR, IiAiAin, ■ 1,000 bngs llio Coffee: 100 hhds. Atuscovndo sugar; 100 do. Cardonas Molasses; 25 do cholco Bacon Sides; 25do.cholcoUacon Sliouldc 150 bales Gunny Bagging. In store and for sole by Juno 23 PADELFORD, FAY 4c CO. Idors; B randy and gin, in bond— 10 pipes Swan Gin; 5 pipes Imperial Engle Gin; 15 hair pipes dark Otard, Dupny lc Co.’s Brandy. 2 do. ffo. pale do. do. do. do. 15 half aud quarter pines Rochelle Brandy. All under Custom sit * __ ” June 24 81INDH1E5. 90ft 5.°. 3 15 8 TOBACCaasrarte^kinds. 4 L\j\J 70 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugar. • ,4° do. Cuba and NeW-Orltans do. 100 bbls. Refined do. 75 do. Crushed and Powdered do. . 25 boxes Loaf do. 300 bags Rio Coffoe. 200 do. Porto Rico and BL Domingo Coffee. 75 do. Java do. 150 and yi chests Hyson Tea. -itS-Lra fW 0- “•* d °- iso boxes soap. 100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger. 80 bbls. Butler, Soda, and Sugar Biscuit. 30 V do. do. do. do. do. 120 M Scgars. assorted kinds. 20 bugs Black Pepper. 850 bbls. Now-Oricans Whiskey. 100 do. White do. 50 do. Monongahela do. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps’Gin. 60 do. Best P. 4c II. aye Gin. 0 pipes Holland do. 50 V casks Sherry, Madeira, 4c Teneriffo Wine. 00 baskets Champagne do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 X casks do. 10 x do. Cognac Brandy. I In Custom Uouae 20 X pipe* do. l Store. 150 kegs Gun and Rifle Powder. 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot With a compete assortment of Groceries. For rale on favorable term* by ■■Pi-4 WEBSTER 4c PALMES. N ; KW MACKKREI.— 20 barrels No. 1 Mackerel. 25 do. No. 8 do. 25 do. No. 3 do. 10 hC do. No. 1 do. 10 do. No. 2 _ do. Landing from ship Hartford, and for sale by CRANE 4c HOLCOMBE. E xtra canal flour.— 28 barrel* Hiram Smith Flour. 25 hf. do. Livingston Extra do. I*ndhig from ship Hartford, and for sale by —Pm CRANE 4c HOlAXlMBK, ,T AN DIN O from brig Excel: : • •JLj 80 hhda. prime BL Orelx Sugar 23 bbls. Coffee do 10 do. Granulated do 50 bbls. Stuart's U. 4c C. do 10 (rails Almonds 20 cosm Pickles, quarts and hnir gallons. For sale by [sept20]CRANE 4c HOLCOMBE. S UGAR.'COFFEE, SOAP AND CANDLES. 20 hhds. choiceP. IL Sugar; 50 * Fair do 300 Rags Rio Coffee; 50 Mattaold Government Java do. 100 boxes Soap; 50 “ Starch. Just received and for salo by •ept 201852 BPMAHON k DOYLE. B randy, gin, 4tc. 10 half Pipes Olard Brandy; 10 “ “ SelgnettandRoschclldo. 10 Wpes Holland Gin; 20* 4c X Casks Madeira Wine; 20 “ ** Port do. 30 bbls. old Monongahela Whiskey; 50 “ Domestio Brandy; 50 “ do. Gin; loo •» do. Rum; 100 “ do. Whiskey. Just received and forsale by sept 201852 M’MAIION 4c DOYLE. arcabritwc ^tiiiccttflcmcntfl. * NBff^rOEK * SHANNin STBAM-SHlFtWIE" weekly;; W ana Splendid s« , FLORIDA,..,... CpnlaLTO., | ALABAMA^ Captain Lvdlow, . IT. Y. A$nTannou'arailaTl|tatl.n Co, Will leavo Savannah and New-York every Saturday* Theso ships are of 1,300.tons register, and unsurpassed at Iha eama Ura, . that the Makiok arm mouhkrrrr leave Charleston, ar- rivo In New-York as soon as, or. before them. ' ■ Savannah. SAMUEL L. M1TCII1LL, Jsn28 104FronUfttreot, New-York. , • FOR PIIILADELPHLltLe - Philadelphia & Savannah Steam Navigation Co. TLe now and splendid side-wheel steam- tblp STATE Ol' GEORGIA, of 1200 tons uglster, Cant. John E. Walton, has commenced hor regu lar trips and will !eave Savannah on Wkdhkbday, the 8th day of September, and every alternate Wmnicsday ^ on J*® BepU, Oth and 20th OcU, and 3d and 17th November, and so on. - Cabin Paraage to Philadelphia;'...ti.-...f85 00 ' Through Tlcketa to New York 25 00 Steerage; ..i.i........ 0 Oo 1 This ship has been built with entire regard to safety, comfort nnd despatch, and offers new and admirable fa cilltles to buslnera and travel. For freight orpt ply to PADELFORD, FAY h Agents In Sm HERON 4c MARTIN, Agents InPblladelphly* SAVANNAH, AUGUSTA A HA1NB1 The Union 8team Boat Comps lgin and 8outh Carolina having jorefhauled and refitted the ap packets H. L. CQOK and OREGON, with now ready to transport freight of all descripll., tween Savannah, Augnsta and Hamburg, with as ir not more dispatch, than any other boats on the rite... The steamers are commanded by experienced and ao- .. The accommodations for passengers are equal, If not superior to any boats on the rivar. * , r .. HENRY HARPER, President, Savannah. E. F» KINCHLEY <4c C" »—— •• - sept 21 S UGARS.—Just received and Instore: 20 hhds. frlr Muscovado Sugars; July 13 10 do. New-Oricans 10 do. fine Porto H>co do. 50 bbls. Crush’d, Powd’d and Refined Sugars; 40 do. Coffee Sugars; foruleby J. V. CONNERAT 4c CO. o UG Alls, 4cc.—23 hhds. choice Porto Rico 8ugar. 0 00 bbls. Stewart’s Refined and Clarified do. 10 boxes do. Loar do. 100 bbls. Sugar Ilouso Molasses. 50 do. Hiram Smlth’a and Pure Genessee Flonr. 00 do. Butter, 8ugar und 8oda Crackers. 25 do. and 10 kegs Prime Leaf Lard. 50 boxes Selected Now Cheese. 100 do. Star Candles. 80 do. Beadel’s 0’s and 8’s Patent Tallow Candles. Landing and for rale by sept 25 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4c CO. J^LOUR^SOAP, 8TARCI1, and CANDLES.—Landing D ( 100 bbls Canal Plour 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Slarch 50 boxes Georgia Candles 100 boxes Soap. Forsaleby [sept 25] 8WIFT4cCO. QMESTJU LIQUORS— 100 bbls. E. Phclp’s Gin; k 11. Gm, C I do P. 4c 11. Gm, Conn. River; 100 do N. O. Whiskey; 50 do Baltimore Whiskey; 100 do N. E. Rum: 50 do Domestic Brandy. Landing, and for sale by [sept 25] BW1FT 4c CO. KOHEUTN Sc FOOTE, Broughton-etreet, top stair*) opposite the St. Andrew’s Hall, BRUNSWICK. WM" 8T. MARYS, KING’S FERRY, CENT_ AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. m ^ The new and Out steam-packet PLA. JfeSaA Captain P. Corb, htvlng^een "thorc —aoUEtaioverhauled and refitted, will renmm 1h for tho above places, commencing Thursday, tl instant, at 10 o’clock, A. M. For Freight,or Ing very superior accommodations for p on board, at WlUlnk’s wharf, or to KINCHLEY 4c CO n , P. 8.—All Freight payable In Savannah. SAVANNAH AND AUGUS! STEAMBOAT COMPANY OP GEOU Will continue to nm the following Steamers, via; DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) ......Capt. -——;• ■' CHATHAM (iron) ’:....T., CapLHuanasd. - THOS. 8. METCALF, .Capt. . TENNESSEE, CapC^ Which, with tow-boata and lighters, afford unequalled foci 11 ties for transportation of freight to the interior of Georgia. South Carolina, Tennosseo and Alabama, In connection with Railroads. Tho elegant steam-packet D. L. Adams .will connect - with the steamships Florida and Alabama, landing. - freight by them In 5 days frdra Now York to Augnsta, 7 Freight (now taken at reduced rates,) win beforward- . cd free of commiteien. IT" In order to prevent detention or mietarriagt, bills of lading should be addressed to G. H. JOHNSTON, President, Savannah. Blerchandlzo from the Interior, lo JOHN A. MOORE, Agent, Augusta. Padolford, W. C. O’Driscoll, Cl Fay, Jos. Washburn. •n. Andrevr Low, Ed; Charles Green. wmi Joseph B. . Auousta.—J. R. Bnlkloy, T. S. Metcalf, Jamea Hop L. Hopkins, E. Sherman. G. M. Newton. , 8avannah, Juno 24,1852. TO TMAVELLEH8 GOING NOB Savannah ft Charleston J_ U. 8. MAIL STEAM-PACK^ T EAVE Savannali kviry Morrino at Four JLj o’clock, after the arrival or the Night Train of the Central Rail-Road, and ARRIVE at Clmrleaton atTwrlvr o’clock 51. samk day, connecting at Charles- . ton with tho 'Wilmington Bteara-Pnckut*. which leave with the U. 8. Mall avaav day at 2)tf pTm., and, also, *Hh the New-York de Charleston Steam- Bhlps, which leave Charleston avaav Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons.. Red nud White Flannel. Plains and Kerseys, assorted quality. Satinets and Kontucky Jenns. Fancy and Tweod Cassimeres. Sirlpnl and Plain Cotton Osnaburgs. Blenched and brown Shirtings and Sheetings. English and American Prints. Cashmeres and Printed DcLalncs. Black and Colored Alpacas. Black nnd Colored Coburgs. With an additional general variety or Goods usually kept Stores, which are offered for sale at the In Dry Goods £ , usual accommodating terms. sept 18 Tho Subscribers have Just received per brig Wilson Fuller,from New-York: Water Twist bleached SHEETING New-York Mills do do James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4 Londsdalo and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4 Sea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 nnd 4-4 7-8,8,9,10,11, and 12-4 Allendale Bro. Sheeting 7-8,8,0,10,11, and 12-4 do Bleached do 7-8,8, 0,10,11, and 12-4 Hamilton do do For salo by M. PRENDERGA8T fc CO. Ilror vn’s Esienco of Jamaica Ginger* T HIS Article Is elaborately prepared from carefully se lected articles of tho best quality; It possesses In a concentrated form all the valuable properties of the Ja maica Ginger, aud Is warranted to be free from all Irri tating or other properties of an injurious tendency, Ills beneficially used In a variety of circumstances where a warm cordial and grateftti stimulant Is required, particularly In coses where there is a sense of exhaus- lion nrislng from excessive fatigue or boat, a few drops in half a tumbler of water with a llttlo sugar, will do found an effectual and most pleasant restorative, which makes this essence a highly useful addition lo the travel ler's portmanteau, os well ns to tho family collection of remedies. Suporintendcnt’a Office of the Control • Railroad Company, , AuQUBT 30,'1858. ' F reighters by the lino of the Central, PonthMesi- : cm, and Macon and Western Roads, are assured that there Is no obstruction to tho transportation of • Goods nud Produce by the carrying away of. the tempo rary tressel work at the Ocmulgee. ; They will bo put to no oxpenso whatever, and to tho delay of only one day by portage, • The now Bridge which 1s in progrese, wlU be finished permanently in alxty days. . aug 30 MACPHER8QN B. MILLEN, Snp’u’, from the motion of a vessel at sea, the Essence of Gin ger. if given according to the directions will almost in variably give reller. In ordluary diuirhma, Incinlont cholera, In short. In all cases or prostration or tho aigestl ve functions, w he ther from Indulgence or disease it Is of Inestimable value. During the summer months and In Southern climates. It Is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence or epidemic Cholera; no traveller or family should be with out it. Just recelrtal per steamer, and for sale by June 24 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-square. GEORGIA BURR MILL STONES. T HE Undersigned has on hand on assortment of Burr Stone, from 18 Inches to 4X foot diameter, a portion of which is already dressed for running, and of superior quality. AU tho necessary Irons furnished with the Stone when wanted. Having a competent individual to dress and IU Mill Slones, the article can be delivered at all times to suit orders, and on liberal terms. C. 11. OA51PF1ELD. _ pared to execute promptly glnes, Sugar Mills, Locomotives, Cotton and Woolen Ma chinery, 51111 Shafting aud Gearing, Turbine and Parker Water Wheels, Machinists’ Toots, and Machlno Work generally, In the best manner, nnd at prices as low as equally good work cau be obtalnod for elsewhere. Particular attention paid to economy of fttel In steam ouglnes, aud to durability in every thlug. apr 24 ly GORDON Ale AIcKAY, Agent COPPE1I8M1TH AND 1‘I.UltUIINO. T HE Subscriber having fitted up, In connection with his Foundry and Machine Works, a Shop for the above business, and engaged tho services or superior workmen, is prepared to do any description or work that may offer. All work done In the very best manner and at tho shortest notice. A. N. MILLER, July 12 tf Eastern WharfL For sale by W.M. DAVIDSON. T IQUOR8, SEGARS, fcc.— 1 j 5 qr. casks Otard, Dupuy fc Co.'s Brandy 15 do. Pico Madeira Wiuo 3 half pipes do. do. 3 do. Sherry do. 50 boxes Claret, quarts and pinto 10 baskets Champagne, do. 50 M Scgars, of direct Importation, and . from the most celebrated innnufucturcrs; together with a supply ot Cordials, aud Sweetmeats. Just received by June 23 M. J. SOLOMONS. I MPORTED LIQUORS.— 10 hair pipes Otard, Dupuy fc Co.’s beet Brandy; 10 qr. aud eighth, “Jean Louis, very old,” Brandy; 15 casks “Sozerar’s” nnd “Dnvtnd” Brandy; 3 pipes Holland Gin. Swat: Brand; 2 puncheons St. Croix Rum; 8 do. Jamaica do. Forsaleby July 13 J. V. CONNERAT fc CO. M adeira, claret and sherry wines,— 20 halfand quarter pipes good Madolra Wine; 5 quarter casks superior old do. 30 do. Teneriffo and Sicily do. 20. do. Port do. 8 casks Bordonux Claret do. 5 quarter caska fine old Sherry do. Forsale by July 13 J. V CONNERAT fc CO. July 9 SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES* J UST RECEIVED: two splendid Seven Octave Piano Fortes, by Rosunkrantz, Dresden, one of the rtoat cel ebrated European manufacturers. These Instruments can be guarantied In every respect, and will be sold, at illy low prices by r. ZOf WhiU July 13 OGUAUM&CO, hltaker,one door east of Bryan-et. CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS. rTtilE Subscribers, agents for Mr. 11. Kiixurr, Organ X builder, are prepared to furnish any description ol Church or Parlor Organs. As a specimen of his Inatru- meats*reference is rondo to the organ recently erected by him In the Lutheran Church of this city. Partlesdeslring Information on Ihe subject can ascertain all necessary parllculanion application to F. ZOGBAUM fc CO., |uly 13 Whltaker-sU, one door east of Bryan-st. arrive In time to connect with Ihe splendid newlteam SoGTHETOERttSSSf* WMk aWl the * M * n “ h, P Fare from Charleston to New-York by land route. .(20 00 lime 58 hours. By ileranahlpa *05 0* a .*» * .™.™..... —JJ.VVr may 15 8. M. L AFFITEAU,‘Agent.: ~ - SAVANNAH AND AUOUSTA IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY OPM... nPHIS COMPANY wlU continue to transport^ X and other Blercbandlae, on the Savannah river, U LAMAR, Capt. Ores will. —AND ALSO BY TUB STEAMER— AMORY SIBLEY, Capt. L The latter Steamer being of leu draught than any other on the IUver, Insures unprecedented despatch in all stages of the water. The Company la also provided with fifteen Tow-Boats and two Lighters. V All Freight addressed to tho care 6f Uto .Company, of Us Agents, will be received and forwarded, free of com missions. A. SIBLEY, PresldentTAtigusta. T. R. MILLS, Agent, Savannah. ■ oct 15 W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta. THROUGH FARE From dmrloaton to llaitimoro tl7 SO* To Philadelphia (19, atid to Nm-York iw. 9 THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE. FROBI OHAeSotO^ | T EAVING the wharfat the foot orLaurens-street dally XJ after the arrival of the Southern cars, via Wilming ton, N. Q, from which point two daily trains are dis patched at 8 A. M.andiP. Mil the 8 o’clock only oonr nect'ng at Weldon, N. C, with the Seaboard and Roanoke RalJ Road to Nortolk, thence by steamers to Baltimore,’ and both trains connecting at Weldon with tho lines to „ Petersburg, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phllatitl- ; phia. and New-York The public Is rospectfUUy Informed that the steamers of these 11 and are navigated by well known and experienced^ menders; the Rail Roads are In flno order, (the Wilts *"n and Weldon, as well as the Seaboard and Moanoxc ivlng recently been retold with heavy Trail)''theretu curing both safely and despatch. By these routes pas ngersavaUIng themselves ortho*first train may react . iltlmoreln 40 hour*, Philadelphia In 45 York in 50# hours; and by tho second in York in ou# hours; and by tho second train they, arrive in Baltimore In 50 hours, Philadelphia in 50 hours, and . New-York In 01# hours. . ' * - Through tlcketa can alone be had from E. V Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh Ball pany; at the office of the Company, foot r " ' Charleston, 8, C n to whom please apply. AUGUSTA AND WAYNESBORO* RAIL-RI CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. T HIS ROAD Is now open for the transportation of Freight and Passengers to Waynesboro’. At this point it connects with a splendid line of Four-Horse Post Conches, forming n perfect dolly connection between Au gusta and Savannah, Blacon and Blllledgevllle."' On and after Blonday, May 10th, Passenger trains will run Dally, as follows: ( Iicavo Savannah at .8.00 o’clock A, BL “ Macon at.. .7.30 « A,BL " ’ “ Blllledgevllloat ........7.00 J*:-. AlUei 1 '■ > “ Augusta at.... .4.30 . «• A.M.„ .. Arrive at Augusta at 9.40 P. M.' “ atSavannah.. .....0.00 F, If. . • “ at Blacon at 6.45- V.,P; f M* • , - “ at Mlllodgeville at. ..7.15 « ' P. M.' Fare between Savannah and Augusta.... V(5 50 «' ” Macon « t.80 50 • WOODEN WARE* T HE subscriber has Just received per schr. John W. Anderson, a supply of Wooden . Ware, visa Ice Cream Palls; Brass Bound Tea Tubs; Brass Bound Palls; Measures, from 1 quart to # bushel; Painted and Plain Tubs and Palls, Wash Boards, Paste Boards, and Pint, 4ul, fcc.; for Bale by .JOHN J. MAURICE, aug 9 10,12and-14 Bamard-street. CAHIPHENE AND SPIRIT GAtL T HE Subscriber lias received per steamer State J of Georgia, a supply of (Jamphcno and BplrU Gas, di rect from tho manufacturers, which wlU be sold on rea sonable terms. Also, Camphene, Gas, and Oil Lamps; Oil, Gas, and Camphcno Cana of various sizes. JOHN J. BlAURlOE, '* Jane,18 • 10, 12 and £4 Barnard-street. - TTVALL STYLES CASSIMERES AND VESTING8.- J? The subscriber has Just opened a choice lot of French and English Fancy Cassimeres; also, black, colored, plain, and Brocade figured silk Verting*—all of late styles. For sole by WM. Ri> SYMONS, i’ sept 17 17 Whitakers!. ■opt 24 103 Bryau-strooL Und, Roquet do CarollneTWbrt.End, Boquet de Ester- hazy, Patchouly, Magnolla,Bough nnd Ready, Tubereusc, MlKnonnotte,Hcdyopmto,Ccdratz,8pring Flowers, Musk, Mlltofleufs and Heliotrope. ■ Also; Edo’s, Gnerlaln’s Pro- tort’s and Pottey’s, Just — TT1RAM SMITH’S FLOUR.—30 bbls. Hiram Smith’s XX' Flour; 30 half do. extra Canal do. Landing 1 juir steamer Alabama, and for sale bv aug 27, V* CL AG HORN fc CUNNINGHAM.- HlPlMi ^ New-York, Boaton* Phllndolplila, And .all the-Northern, Eastern and Western 'G&fgtot Qhd all intermediate Places. 4 —,.-..jlry,and description. This Express has'to.. tho wants ortho citizens or 'SavdnmL interior. All those Intrusting buslnei . - ■ ; Hil Van null OrpicES.—No. 74 Broadway,Ncw-Yor' " Boston; No. 43 South street, Phil N. B.—Please mark aU goods, core liar miy.47■■.••••