About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1852)
fficitreal aUtorrtfncmcntB 'jjwk SMfc “'SffiSmSSfilK »”« Iho «ttend»nM of PoTom Mr.J.TlCHENOU, will coutfnuu tho Clol iwfeS"—“ "fflnmli. Boptcmbor 1, 1853. ■opts OTJMS SS.h.Bcci.am.iKei- iffocliofl Plunk. Rond Company. BCOU 1NSTALMENTN0.S. , . , A m inutalmont of Forty Dollars per Shore hoo been called for by the Board of Director* payablei on or “,ho lit d*y of October next, at the oltlco or Messrs. ISSSIBSF- EDW'D C, ANDKltaON, mil... rraldom. T-iXli AN® WINXUll OLOIH1M1. ■M1B Subscribers lake Uils method of returning their BY JAMES SULLIVAN, BronRhton-st. (Sign of tip “ Red" Star Flag.) C ONSISTING lu part ns follows, together with HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, and TIN WAKE, at wholesale and rolall. SULLIVAN’S SOUTHERN IRON WITCH COOKING STOVE—expressly for Southern use. Iron Ring...Cooking Store, parlor fc orrtoa stovks. T HE Subscribers take tills mothod of returning their thanks to the cttlsons and the publlo generally for thn vary liberal pauonsgo extended to them, and of In- ninaiiung lu part or black and bluo Frock and Drees a.Ms, Business do. (or every kind), black and fancy rasstaMre Pant*. Vesta of every description ; which they olferon very reasonable terms. Quick saloa und small imOO. < Jl t co Mnl-la u House. N, p.—No charge for showing our Goods, sept 89 Easiern Prom. do. Do. Iron Witch do. Queen of thn West do. Elevated Oven do. M Mirror Parlor” Stove. Jewel Parlor do. sept 21 UAItPET*! CJAHI'JETS 11 CAII PE TSUI E have This Day opened for solo, a splendid as* Unparalleled Attraction at the “LONDON HOUSE.” GREAT OPENING OF THE FALL TRADE-1852. W E beg most respectfully to inform the Ladles of this city, and tho public generally throughout tho 8lnlo, that wo open This Day for Inspection and public sole, at the “London Hoi/**,” upward* of One Hundred Thuiunnd DeHart Worth of Goodt, surpassing In splen dor and magnificent designs, any other house lu tho United States or America, and placing ourselves beyond the reach of competitors, oltbcr wholesale or retail. The focilily which we possess of Importing direct from the first manufacturers In the Parlsiun, Lyons, London, VfVZSSS cSt^OII ciomE mifi: ®®®l®b»'*bd*'w5i*markeis, together with Vpcrsonai lluirE Window tSirtolnl, -8** “ gualntance or sixteen years standing amongst the first 8 — CONSISTIHO 1R PART OP- 20 pieces Throe-Ply Carpets JO do. Velvet Tupestry do. Velvet Tapestry jo do. Brussels do. - 40 do. Two-Ply Carpets 30 do. Floor Oil Cloth 10: do. Drugget 5 . do. Felt Carpet 5 . do. Dutch do. 50 Velvet and Choneille Rugs 100 common Rugs and Mats 100 pair of beautiful stylo Window Shades. AUofllie above Goods are offered nttho lowest market prices. For sale by [sept 20] AIKIN & BURNS. NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER fc CO., Wednesday, Sejit. 29.1852. P ERSONAL MEMOIRS and Recollections of Editorial Llfo. By Joseph T. Buckingham, operative 8urgery Illustrated. By R.N. Piper, M.D. Lift of Franklin Pierce. By Nathanlol Hawthorn. Tho Doll and her Friends t or, Tho Memoirs or Lady Beraphins. By the author of Letters from Madras, fcc. The Coquette, A Novel. By the author of Mlaerrimus. Uiptaln Hnuk* By the author of Tom King, Claude Duval, Paul Clifford, Ac. _ . Memoirs ol tho Llfo and Writings of Dr. Chalmers. ' hWand Works of Robert Bnrn* Vol. 3. Atlantia and Transatlanllet Sketches afloat and ashore. Br Captain Msckinnon, R.N. nutler’s Analogy, with Dr. Emory’s Analysis. Edited bjrG.R. Crooks. Also, s further supply of Men of the Times, sept89 ’ ‘ BOOKS. T HE Coquette, a Novel: by. the author of Mlserrimu* CapL Hnuke; or. the Llfo of a Highwayman. A Romance: by the author or Tom King, Paul Clifford, at* The Lives of Gens. Winfield Scott and Andrew Jock- ion: byJ.T. Headley. Archibald Cameron or Hearts Trials. Outline* of Moral 8donce: by Archibald Alexander, D. D-, late Professor in the Thoologtcal Seminary at Princeton, N.J. Harper’s Magazine for October. Received by septao J. P. CDBlfenQE. A CARD. milE subscribers would call tho nttontlon of the cltl- X tens of8avannnh ana surrounding country to their large and newly-selected stock of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOOD8, comprising almost every article wauled In furnishing Private Houses, Hotels and Btoainshlps—nearly all of which were bought for Cash, and will be sold at remark ably email profits. They call particular attention to their Stock of Stoves Grates, Mantel Pieces, kc. Persons wanting any thing In tho line of Hotise-kco|>- lag articles would do well to examine their Stock before purchasing elsewhere, and have the advantage or select ing from on entirely New Stock. MORSE fc NICHOLS, sept 28 tf 155 Broughton-st. rtHOiOB ST. CROIX SUGAR, fc*— 1 \J 27 hhd* Choloo Sti Croix Sugar; 23 do. ’ do. Porto Rloo do; 50 casks prime Bsoon Side*: 23 do. do. dost Shoulders; 150 bags do. Green Rio Coffee; 107 do. do. do. Jamaica Coffee; CO mats Old Government Java do; 100 bbls. E. Phelps’Gin; 40 do. P. It II. Connecticut River Gin; 30 do. Domestic Brandy; «J quarter nud 20 eighth casks Malsgn Wine; 20 bbls. and 50 kegs Prime Leaf Lard; 75 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch; 50 bbls. Hiram Smith’s Flour; Just received aud for sale by sept 20 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON it CO. B utter, on liRsii, ace.— 1 34 firkins selected Goshen nutton 50 boxes do. English Dairy Choose; 30 do. do. Now White do; 20 bbls. good eating Potatoes; I-andlng flom steamer nnd for sale by sept 29 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO. <)A DHLS. I11KAM SMITH FLOUR. 50 bbls. Canal Extra do. 50 bbls. Canal Extra 50 bags Rio Coffee. A hints. Muscovado Sugar. 50 boxes Cordials, assorted. 00 do. Pipes, loo roams Wrapping Paper. 100 gross .Mat cites.. Landing and for sale by sept 28 COHEN It TARVER. ■JVAGGIN^ ROPB, fc*—100 bales Gunny Cloth U 250 bales Gunny Bags; 500 colls Kentucky Rope 400 colls Dillon’s Ropet 1.000 lbs. do Twine ^45 hhds. prime llacon Sides; 00 bags Jamaica Coffee 150halj\egs: 200 qimrtcr kegs 30 case* canisters 14,000 foot Safety Fuse, For solo by soptia 3tawls COHEN & FOSDICK."’ scon ;} Dupont Powder r\N10N8—In crates and barrel* landing, und for sale In quantity to sUlt purchasers by wptia H. J. GILBERT. SUGAR.—75 barrels for II. J. GILBERT, West side Market 8quar* A I’PLES fcPOTATOES—Landing, and for sale by ixsept 29 II. J. GILBERT. QRU8HED & CLARIFIED sept'^f _ . ■jVUTTER A CHEESE.—A flesh supply of Goshen U Butter and Berkshire Cheese, just received per steamer Florida, nnd for solo by •opt 29 McMahon a doyle. A PPLES fc Putatoes.-15 barrels or Pippin a£ pies and 30 barrels Mercer nnd Pink Eye Potatoes. Just received per slcamor Florida, and for salo by McMahon a dot “ cnccnl gUtUmjttficmcntfi, SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY iMOR NING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1852. Uflrst Gnu of tlio Simsou.” 600 STOVES JOB SAXE, Persian A. T. Parlor. Franklin Coal Uurnor. Washington Coal Burner. 8ylvan Parlor Stove. 51 ay Queen Dining Room Stovo; Boston do. do. do n on this occasion $12,000 worth of ir Inspected, selected In the Paris market, from f the richest European house* bus caused u* through tho rapid and extcuslvo lucreuso of our commercial affair* to enter this Fall on a scale or magnitude, thereby Importing tho richest goods over offered In this cityj also every de scription for Domestic use, tho prices of which nro fully flom 30 to 40 per cent, under any establishment through out this country. Wo hnvo therefore great pleasure In subjoining a list of tho various clnssos of Goods, to which wo beg respect fully to call tbo attention of our numoroua friends und istomor* DRESS GOODS. This department abounds In nil tho noveltlesof the season, Including the choice designs nnd Ihbrics of Lu pin, Koclilln Freres, Dotflca Inoly, und othor celebrated manufacturers of Paris slid Lyons. Also, 1003)00 yards or rich CHINTZ MOUSELINE Dx LAINE8, from 13)4 cents to 25c.—worth 50c^ per yard. SILK DEPARTMENT. 14,000 yaids or tho richest INDIA SATINS, Black 8llk*Grns do Afrlcques. Grot de Rhine* Gros de Swiss, btucknnd colored French Satin* Brocade do., of the rich est description. MANTILLA AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT. 1,000 MANTILLAS, Imported direct from Paris—beau tiful designs nnd perfectly new styles. These are sur passing In elegance any tiling we have ever seen. SHAWL DEPARTMENT. Magnificent display—1,500 richly einhrolderod nnd plain CANTON CRAPES, In white, com, and scarlot, from $8.75 to $40, folly 50 per cent, under their real value. Scotch Wool* ayards long; 525 soft finish: 2,000 square Plaid Wool Shnwl* at 81 each, for servants’wear. The largest slock of CASII5IERES, Gingham* Co burg* Alpaca* Budianna Cloth* Ac., for ares* ever shown. RIBBONS. Wo open Goods ever .... r ,— , . tho lowest prlco up to 83 per yard. Tho rich display of colors on tnu massive Brocaded goods, blended, and so beautifully contrasted,forms a dazzling array. EMBROIDERIES. $10,000 worth of Paris Needle Work, of the richest aud choicest description in COLLARS, Habit Shirts, Chomtzolt* Sleeves. Cambric Hdkfc, Ac. Wo show tho largest stock or these goods over seen In any estub- Bailment. Amongst our other extensive arrangement* we hnvo completed an engagement with llie celebrated Urm or Dunbar, Dickson A Co., Gifford, Ireland, manutheturors of the celebrated “ Golden Flux'’ Linen, tho best aud most genuine Family I.lnen In tbo World. BARNSLEY SHEETINGS, Huckaback* Towel* Ac., „.e manufactured for W. Kino, by tlio firm of Richard son. Too A Bycroft, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. wo also Invito particular attention to tho largest nnd best lot or 8-4,0-4, and 11M double DAMASK TABLE LINEN, In wIilA and brown, from one to forty yards In length, without Join or seam. Napkin* Doylic* Cloth* Ac., nro manufactured expressly to our order by Messrs. Richard* of Dundee, Scollnnd, tbo most oxtensivo man ufacturers of llicso goods In tho World. DOMESTIC GOODS. For Servants’ woar, prlmo quality KENTUCKY JEANS, (best uiado) 25c. per yard. Black nnd mixed Satinet* very stout quality,50 cents or yard. Also English nud American lxiug Cloth* Un- leached do., rich Damask Worsted Table Cover* Ac., In endless variety. A splendid assortment of Gloves and Hosiery, of the best inako produced. nONNET DEPARTMENT. 10,000 of the newest STRAW BONNETS, Just ro- eelved from 75c. to $1.75 each, in all the latest stylos. In concluding, we cannot hnvo enumerated one-fourth K urt of tlio vurfnus lot* but respectfully Invito a call at io“LONDON HOUSE” to Inspect tbo same, which will compensate each purchaser, tho class or goods being or the first manufacture, and prices for tho same under any othor House. LONDON HOUSE, Uuder Marshall House. Wm. Kihp, Proprietor.sept S3 fluntncaa ffiatfm. (PROM LONDON,) - Offers his services to tho citizens, of Savannah to for- nlsh Design* Specifications and Estimates for Public or Private Building* and to superintend the same during their erection. Designs for the Fronts of Store* as well as their Inter- nsl Fitting* carefully attended to. ly sept28 MOORE A HENUUIGKSONi WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. OibbonM. Ilulldlng* OFFER FOR SAI.E-5,CKKI lbs. Union White Loaf l.end, pure and No.'l; 150 boxes Window Class; „ „ IN QUART BOTTLES. For Purifying- lUo Bloody and for tlio „ „ Curo of 8caoruLA, Rjixumatism, Stubboeh Ui.czub Dvspxr- sia, Salt Rukom, Fxvxu8onics, EaY*irKLAR,Pix. rnx* Bilks, Mkrourial Disrasxs, Cktanr- ous Eruptions, Livkr Complaint, Bron chitis, Consumption, Fxmalk Com plaints, Loss op Appetitk, Gkn- KRAL DXDILITY, Ac. In this preparation ore strongly concentrated all the medicinal properties of Ssruparlll* combined with the most effbclual aid* the moel salutary production* the most potent slmptes of tho vegetable kingdom; aud the combination Is such that ono modifies nnd Improves the other, producing a compound dllforiug entirely In Its cha racter nud properties from any other preparation, and unrivalled In Its operation on the system when laboring under dtsooao. Hie many well authenticated cures of Scrofula, of tho most malignant character, have given lt a wide and deserved celebrity. But it is not alone In Scrofula, nor In the doss of diseases to which It belong* that this preparation has been found benoflclal. It Is a specific In many diseases of tho skin, nnd may bo admin istered with fuvornblo results In all; nud It has been so folly tested, not only by patients themselve* but also by physician* that It has received their unqualified recom mendations nud the approbation of tho public, and has established, ou Its own merit* n reputation for value and xpncACY .far superior to the various compounds bearing Die name of Sarsaparilla. Tlio following tesiL montals are selected from among the multitude of those wo are dally receiving; nnd, for further confirmation, the reader Is referred to thn Family Recipe aud Medical AL mnnnc, furnished gratuitously by all our agent* Tho following was sent to our agent* Messrs. W. A. Walbron it Co., who are personally acquainted with the writer: Waterford, N. Y m Nov. 20,1850. Messrs. Sands—GentlemenAbout three mouths since, the disease called “ Board, or Barber’s Itch,” ap peared on my face, and os it Is of rare occurrence—no coso as yet having coino under the care of our vlUoge physicians—I found It very difficult oven to slop the pro gress of the disease on my nice, although 1 tried reme dies that had cured from tho phnple on a child’s Taco to the galled breast of a canal horse; and oven pulled out my board on the sldo or my ’thee and chin. A short lime since, n friend told ino that ho had it for two your* and tried different remedies without aucces* but finally cured it In a short time by tho use of Sands'Haniaparllla. On this recommendation, I bought one bottle, nnd finding I re ceived benefit from It, I continued llstise until I nm now perfectly cured. I am led to bring this to your notice gratuitously, from the fact thut the disease Is not named m the list of complaints for which the Sarsaparilla la a remedy, and that you muy bo ablo confidently to recom mend ft for such cases. Your* truly, GEO. E. SCOTT. REMARKABLE CURF. OF BRONCHITIS. New-York, Feb. 17, 1840. Messrs. Bands:—Having suffered many years with a dlsoasoof ray throat, affecting the larynx, during which tlmo 1 was treated by tho most distinguished physicians in Europe and tho United State* without receiving an' permanent honeflt, but ull the (line my general henltl. und strength declining, nud tho disease making fearful progi oas. Cuustlo applications wore used, and whatever else was thought inoii efficient for producing a curo; but I nm confident tho doplorublo situation 1 was In, tho la ryngitis being accompanied with phtlsls and great diffi culty In breathing, would soon have terminated my life, had I not obtalnou rollerthrough tho inodium of your In- vahiablo Snrsnpnrlllu. I must suy. centlomen, when I commenced using tho Sarsnpnrllln, I did not place much confidence in Its virtues; nnd this will not surprise yon when you nro Informed I hod tried more than fifty differ ent remedies during the past four years, wllhout nny suc cess; but after taking your Snrsapnrllla a fow week* I was obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous s|hv clflo has not only reliovcd, but cured mo; and 1 therefore thluk It my duty, gentlemen, for Iho benefit of suffering hunmntly, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours, very truly, D. PARENT. Consulate or France in the United States. Tlio above statement aud siguuturowcro acknowledged In our presence by Mr.D. Parent us true. For the Consul Gouerul of Franco, L. BORG, Vico Consul. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. II. A D SANDS, Druggists und Chomist* 100 Fulton-st., corner of William, Now York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tho United States aud Canadas. Prlco $1 per bottle; six bottles for $5. Sold In Savannah by W. W. LINCOLN nnd T. 5L TURNER A CO., nnd by all tho Druggists throughout ho City nnd State,3mo—th Juno 18 1IOTHWELL Ac SMITH, FACTORS AJYD COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Savannah, Georgia, The undersigned have taken tho sUud recently occu pied by Holt A Both well, ami have associated them selves as partner* under thenumo and style of Both- well A Smith, for tho purposo of transacting a General Commission and Factorage Buslnes* JA», T. BOTIIWKLL. [sUg21—3mOl TROl. B. SMITH. GENERAL*COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah—No* 172 Bay-ntreet* JOHN T. HOWLAND. [uUg2l] JOHN T. ROWLAND, JE. COWHEKV A WELLS. FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. U4 1-2 ltuy-Nt., Savannah, Ga. STONE, STAUU A CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DKALKKS IN DRY GOODS: . NO. 41 BROAD WAY, NEW-YORK. Levi P. Stone, ) t H. Lanodon Butler, Elbert Starr, > { Jons J. Broom. Henry H. Stotesbury, y 3mo July 24 „ UOIICUTS At FOOTE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW’S HALL, .. B ro ughlon-s tr e « t, lune 14 SAVANNAH, OA. skmniouK, iiAUuis A co., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, TIIOS. T. LONG. ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR GENERAIj, E. D. Office over the store of A. Steven* Jr., Wiiltakoi^straeL mar 20 ly 000 gallons Linseed Oil; 500 do. Bloodied Winter Bpei 20 burrels do. Wliulo Oil; •rm Oil; UR. AiUlJI Ull, ULBk UIUIIIIV, 0 do. Winter strained Lard oil; 5 do. Cobum’s Muchlnery Oil; 10 do. No. 1 Castor Oil; 20 do. Coppom* green and dry; in do. Epsom Salts; 10 casks Potash; 5 casks Snhcrat'is; 5 barrels Refined Saltpetre; 250 ounces Paris’ Sulphide Quinine; 10 barrels LorUIard’s Snuff} 20 boxes assorted Candle* 50 boxes Roy’s Lemon Syrup; 30 bags Pepper, Allspice and Ginger: 1 barrel each Nutmeg* Mace and Cfoves; 100 reams letter and Writing Paper: Together with an extensive assortment or Patent Medi cines; Perfumery; Hair, Tooth nnd Slinviug Brushes; Tol- lot Sonns; Tuck, Dressing mid Hide Comb* Ac. Ac.; all of whlcli are offered at the lowest price* either for cash or approved paper. sept Q 0 L fcLARD.-SO bbls. boat Whale Oil; 15 bill* and 20 kegs choice Leaf Lard. Just received aud for sale by [sept 20] McMAHON A DOYLE. whole nnd 20 half barrels Nos. 1,3 and 3 A? Mackerel; 10 quintals Codflsli, and 75 boxes Scaled norrlngs. In store and for salo by. J.E.OADY A CO. POTATOES A APPLES.—20 bbls. Potatoes, 30 bbls. A Apple* and 10 boxes Lemon* In store nnd for salo . wpta by J. E.OADY A CO. fpEAS.—35 half chests Green and Black Ten, a portion A of It very choice. In store and for sale by •ept SO J.K.OADYACO. X]KW MACKF.REL.—60 bbl* No* 1, 3 and 3 New xi Mackerel; 40 half do. No* 1 and 2 do. do.; landing •nit for sale by _jept29 SCRANTON, JOHN8TON A CO. 1) UTTER AND CHEESE,—A fresh supply of Goshen -M Butter nnd Cheese, Just received per steamer Flori da and for isle at tlio Emporium, by SEABORN GOODALL. pUTTER AND CHEESE.—5 kegs Goshen Butter, 15 J J boxes Goshen Cheese; 2 do Pino Applo do: by sept 29 Jt A, BROWN. A ? bbls. Just landing per steamer. A apt 29 J. A. BROWN. P AIS1N8 AND LF.510NS.—20 boxoa Sugar and bunch 10 do. Lemons; per steamer. J’lPl r° J. A. BROWN. faft AGES Sods, Butter, Bugar, Lemon, Water, iml; , Creo, ?» Maple and Boston Biscuit* In barrel* hnlf n 1 }" 0 * 8 aud boxes—a fresh assortment; also, Pickled Ju »t lauding nnd for salo by sept 20 J. A. BROWN, 27 Whltakcrst. neot, i Potatoe* Onions and Carrots, lui sept 29 VCd IWr Bt<3a,T,ur ’ b y A. BROWN. quarter liar- 50 whole nnd half barrels Cod- A/f AUKKRKL, A0.-50 whole, hair * W, W. GARRARD, ~^P tg8 No,83 Bay-elreeL JZIsK^- 50 P° ckoU ^Coffee, landhigaiid for sate by sept 28 COHEN A FOSDICK. ??! ll3a a- c. A.I„ LAmiU HSpsjssuai iw.Tr baiea prlrao North River Hay. JSS* b " r,u " " &d 7igaS*F , iSu.Y HKIUHABI, lUiLLY Ob w. -Jrurrih, I'lolo and Not. nrooffiKu’ihf ihi„S , S h “ l * l l 0 - 5 now •>"» of iu.lffnwfflbJ'I for ,w0 ®Pl n B -loor^udb h.vo -t tll7; COLL1N8 h 1IUI.KI.EY. - p “‘ n “ d ; WM. R. 8Y5IONB, 17 Whltaker-st. I AUD.—A superior article. For sale by sopt24 . W.D.FORD,Wsldburg’sJBulhl’^ nnd I 1 * 1010 ® 4brsalo by PjSgESSSsr 4 ^- 4 -• 6AULBDURY k 00.-8. UNUEUSimiTS AND U«AWEU8._A luw i.* 0 • u PP , y Bio above Just received and for sale Sfatifr- -.^^81 'S'n'SSMf Bonta ‘- • • Corner Pull snd Dsy-stroet* iliby ■'n!sr s SS“ PIANO FORTE DEPOT, Tho undersigned respectfully Inform tho citizens of Savannah,Georgia,' and Florida, , . . .. that they have on hand more than fifty Pi* atm* tho largest slock ever un salu in this city, and made by tho most celebrated innnulhclurera In tho United States. Nunn’s A Clark’* J. Chlckeriug, Bourdman A Gray. Lut- chet A Newton, Edwards A Fisher, all well known to tho lovers of Music, bavo placo In their largo assortment. These Pianos are of rich lone, und beautifully flnlsned in Rose Wood, Black Walnut, nnd Mahogany, with Iron frames rando in tho most substantial and workmanlike manner. Also the justly celebrated ASolian Piano Forte* which, for their sweetness and lone, hnvu not boon equal ed. All these instruments have motnllc frame* which render them peculiarly suited for this climate, preventing the necessity or tuning for years. The undersigned nro agents for Ilonrl Ilerz’s celebrated Grand Piano* mado in Pari* For power and beauty of tono, they stand pre-eminent. CatUcart’H fflolodcon*, This beautiful toned wind Instrument, for village pur poses. Lodge* Seromullng Partie* nnd tho private prac tice or Organist* possessing a sweet and powerful tone, *inve also for sale. ofthese Instruments will bo disposed of on the moat accommodating terms. Tho prices or the Pianos ranging from $175 to $1000. Jan 20 I.W. MORRELL A CO. PIANO FORTIES. Tho Subscriber* sole Agents for A. Sto- lart and Oo.’s and J. B. Dunham’s Plano • ^ ai S a,w ?y, B •',‘PpNed with an as sortment of these flivorlte snd justly celebrated instru ment* For durability, they can be folly warranted, whilst their superiority of tone and touch Is evident and acknowledged by the most cosunl observer, as well as the critical connoisseur. Tho Ladles are respectfully In vited to view these Instruments; and an arrangement having been effected with ono or our most eminent Pi anists for tho purpose, they con also bo enublud to judge of the tone. F. ZOG1IAUM A CO n Mnrkut-squnra, jY3T Second hand Pianos taken In oxcliunge—nlso, tuned and repaired. Jan 20 IRON FRONT JEWELRY STORE} WlioloNnle and Retail. THE largest and best selected stock of goods over offered for salo In tills city. Gold and Silver Walche* Vest. Fob mid Guard Chain* Sets of Jewelry, Clmtelnne* Bracejot* Broocne* fine Diamond work Finger Ring* Silver Castors, Tea 8ct* Pltchor* Goblet* Cup* Cake Bosket* Spoon* Fork* Fish Killvc* Pio Kulvc* Cheese Scaup* Ladle* Syphons. Also,all kindsof Plated Ware, Military amt Fancy Good* and a gront variety of article* too numerous to mention; tho whole of which will hu anul at reduced prices. Allkinds of Watch o*CloCRS,Jowolryandolhor Jobbing attended to by competent bunds. aug23 HORTON A U1KEMAN, No. llfi Broughton-st. JEWELRY.Ac. MR. F. STEIN, No. 148 Broughton-streot. has Just received tho finest assortment of now fash ioned JEWELRY or all description: Gold and 811 vor Pencils and Pens; Silver nnd Silver- plated WnrovStioh ns Fruit Bosket* Walters, Ton-sot* Cnndlo-stlck*Tablo mid Ten-spoon* (InoTnblo, Pocketaud Pon Knlvo* Ac. Ac.—n large variety or the finest Work- boxo* Dressing-cases Writing-desk* Ac. A*, for Indies nnd goutlomon—us also, a fine selection ol Flutlna* Ac- cordoon* nnd Fauoy Goods of all doscrlpilous, which he otters at tlio lowost prices over sold nt In this city. Tlie publlo generally nnd tlio ladles particularly, nro respocuUlly invited to call round and examine tlio abovo stock of Sploudld Jowelry, nt No. 148 Broughtou-etreot WATCH MAKING AND REPAIRING, THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to Inform tho citizens of Savannah, nnd tho poopte In the country In general, that ho has tnkon tho store No. 148 Broughton-streot. one door west of Dixon’s Confectionary, whore ho will boplonsod to Make and Repair all kinds or CLOCKS snd WATCHES, und will warrant nil works with which he may be on- trusted. [apr28 ly] . FRANCIS STEIN. 1 subscribers nro receiving tbqlr Fall and Winter ipply of STAPLE AFANOY DRY GOODS, which they will dispose oft nt their usual low price* for cash or city acceptance. Our stock Is large snd well-solectod. Planters and Merchants visiting Uila city would do weU NEW GOODS} AT SAULSnURY A OO.’S. A HE now receiving tiiolr Fall and Winter 8tock or JX READY MADE CLOTHING from their own mann- foctory, emulating In part of black, bluo and brown Frock QmW* black Cloth Sack* fttnoy Cteou Pants^ Aw which they wHt sell very loWi MARSH ALLHOUSB, sept23 ; ■ llrouglitotutreet. Sgw OROIX 8UOAK.-SO bill. si. Croix arantaM k^Sugnr. For sale by ^ ' DAVIS A COPP. 0rcun*al FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAlILISIiniENT. T HE Subscriber has Just opened his Autumn sup ply of GOODS at Ills old stand, 105 Uryan-elrtet. IIo has Just returned from Now-York, where ho has bought, from tho most foshlonnblo houses In the trade, a complete supply of CLOTHS—French nnd English—of nil description* for Coat* Pantaloon* Vests, Ac. Ac.- Thu selection uf Cloths, Cassimere* Ac. is ono of Iho best and handsomest over offered for sole In lids market, and ho will continue to receive every ten days now supplies of nil descriptions of Goods usually kept In such estab- llshmetil* with tho monthly fashions from Franco nnd England. Tlio subscriber Is prepared to cut aud make up his Cloths for customers in tho neatest nnd most work manlike manner. Gentlemen nro particularly invited t - call and oxamlno lor themselves, sept 25 ly M. D. MURPHY, 105 Dryan-streot. “PINE KNOT PLAINS.” T HE undersigned have lust received from tho Euglo Manufacturing Co., of Columbu* Cn M a lot of Uio named Ltnseys. Wo would rospocirully call the atten tion of Merchants and Plnntcrs to tho superior quality of there good* which for evenness of texture aud firmness of fabric, are not equalled by any inmiufnctory In tho country. Orders left with u* or nddressod to J. Rhodes Brown* agent nt Columbu* will receive prompt ntton tlon. Samples of the above goods mny ho Been atonr office, i n. . r me. i. ntwl ■ u 04 Pay-street, [sept 25} rVDERY A WELLS. EMPIRE HOTEL, OGLETHORPE, Gn, j|Tlio Subscriber, late of tho Washington Hall Macon, Ga., having taken tho abovo Hotel, and ' fornished It throughout with the liestof new fur niture, nnd having largo and airy room* ho hopes to share a iKirtlou of public patronage by close attention to busl- nos* having good stabllug, nnd ovory convenience to make tho guests of his house comfortable. June2l ly JESSE CAIN, Proprietor. SAULSBURY & CO., (Marshall House Building,) AXE NOW OPENING A DESIRABLE STOCK O READY MADE CLOTHING, A DAPTED to the present season, which has been manufactured under their own supervision, and tho workmanship or which they can recommend In every respect. As they contemplate making It a perma nent buslnes* It will be tbelr aim to sell such goods as will give sntlsfactton' to their customer* They will deal mostly In tbo flnor nnd medium grades of Good* but nt Uio rate or profit they design charging, will bring them within the reach or those who may have hereto fore worn an Interior article. Their terms being exclu sively Cosh, they con afford to ntuko It to tho interest of cash purchasers to patronize them. Being always in the market, we cnn.avall ourselves o 1 the newest and most desirable Goods Imported, und wil havo by every steamer fresh additions to our Slock. INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES, M RS. AVERV and Assistant, experienced Teachers of young Ladle* In Uio city or Philadelphia, Pn ? pro pose to ongage In tlio duties of that profession In this city or vicinity. The highest “references” from tholr former patrons are furnished. Tho following names are from among tho mnnv rolerod hi:—Rev. Dr. J. I*. Durbin, Lor. 80* of M. E. Missionary Society; Rev. G. W. Crook* Trinity M. E. Church, Into a Professor nt Dickinson Col lege; Itov. 51. G. Clnrk, Tabornnclo Baptist Church, Rov. Dr. McDowell; George M. Stroud, Judge of Circuit Court; W. 51. Rlc* A. M n Principal of Aendomv for Boys; T. D.Jnme* Principal of Union Academy; lion. Bcnjnmln Matthias. Further nnd sjicdnl testimonials produced. Aaercs* (to this Office,) with particulars, tf sept 23 IN STORE FOR T1IE GENTLEMENc J OHN W. KELLY, having returned flom tbo north with n handsome assortment of CLOTI18, CAB8I- 51ERES mid VESTINGS, takes pleasure In Informing his friend* thoso especially who admire a finely fitting gar ment, to his saloon, No. 4, opposite tho Pulaski House, where they will find him ready nt all times to suit his pa trons In the most approved and flishionnblo manner, nnd ho ventures to assert, that thoso who will confide In his selection as to color, fabric, style or finish of u covering for the human form, shall go away satisfied. Furnishing Goods—Shirt* white nnd colored, with nnd without collar* Uudor Shirts; 5lorlno, cotton and lisle thread Drawers; Hosiery, Cravat* Scarf* Stock* neck Tlo* Glove* Suspender* Umbrella* silk nnd cotton do. Also, a iurgo lot of mou’a nnd boys’ Cap* or tlio ktieat Ptt A?s* ,, a flno lot of boautlfUl Ready-made Clothing, which 1 selected with groat care. Gentlemen In want or any of tho abovo articles will nlonse give uio u call, ns 1 am determined to sell at - small profit. [sept 25] JOHN W. KELLY. Na\v Good si per Steamer l B AYADERE MOt/sLIN I)E LAINF, ROBES, Parti l* ‘ .. , T -‘ " ' Florida, DE LAINE ROIIK8. 1 Molislln do I.nines, Plaid Cashmere* French Gala Plaid* Raw Silk* Glace, Hrocndo and BUek Figured Silk* English and French Fiirnlturo Chintzes. Bahigo do latino* Cashmere Phawl* Volvot Ribbon* Hosiery, Gloves, Ac. Just rocolvod nud for sate by ptO DkYVITT A aopt DeVVITT i MORGAN, fl ROOERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CIGARS; Ac.—40 hhds. fair nnd choice Porio Rico 8ugnre 100 bbl* crushed, powdored nnd refined Sugars; 80 boxes Tobacco, comprising somo of tho most favorite brands: n--* dlos; 11. Blicult; Smith lUiu omcr umnuB ubiiiu noun ““ ouio. «. u, Whiskey; 20 do. old 5lonongnhcla do; 25 do. E. Phelp’i Gin; 3 pipes Holland do.; 25 bbl* Doinestlo Brandy? 10 hnlf pipes Oterd, Dtipuy A Oo. nnd Lnxornc do- 10 quar ter casks do. do.; 25 quarter casks Sherry, Pori and t 5 a- delrn Wines; 50 baskots Ohnmpngn* comprising Held- selck and othor (hvorito brand* with a general assort- ■ag"- 1 * co. B ALTIMOUE BACON, t*LOUR AND LARUr-50 hhd* prime Bacon B Flour: 90 bbl* Leaf Lard; lour; 90 eopl S3 IjiANOY OABSIMERES, Black Doo Skin* Black Cfr l 1 lored Cloth* Black and Fancy Tweed* Satinet* Ao. J “i‘ C 7S Wri “ n3 D.WITT * MOHUANi gasto£streot,°(neai?toe'park,) ■ept 27 savannah, OKQ. Nl—3UwCmo FACTOR, COMMLSSION* AND^O&WARDINO MERCHANT, No. 172 Ilay-Ntrcet, Savannah, Ga. octll tbstu ly A SITUATION AVANTED. Y a young man—a native of the South—as Teacher • or tbo Cliule* 5!athematle* and English brenche* Jeter to L. W. Green. D. D., President of Hampden Sidney College, Va^ or io Iter. 8. J. Casscla, Savannali, Ga. Address 8^ box48l,8avtnnsh, Ga. ! take great pleasure In saying that Mr. who offers himself In the above notice as a teacher, is a young gen- tlemsn of excellent morel character, a superior scholar, ida devotod and faithful Instructor cfyouth. This cor- locate Is given on ray part as n matter of sheer Justice to 8^ and without bis solicitation. P. J. OA88EL8, sept 20 1 Principal of Chat hnm Academy. GAltUM LLINBR, tree*, Savi ISO ConKroNN-strcct, Savannah, Ga. HENRY K. WA8H1IBRN, AcU, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, A YOUNG 51 AN Just arrived flom NewtYork, wants Xx. a place os coachman, or honto servant—the former prererred. A good character, and unexceptionable refer- encos from the Rev. A. B. Carter of Yonker* N. Y n Mr. Ixirtdard of New-York, and other* can bo given. Ap* ply nt this office. ,cpt 20 July 21 8AVANNAIL GEORGIA. o.W, COWDEXT. ■IIh BW ffoo 7] * WANTED. A TEACHER will be required to lake charge of 51c- XX. Intosh County Academy, from Uio 1st of November next, for one or more y«ir* A married man, with bis r f? ln . 1 ^ Hchoo| i would bo preferred. A large 'T 11 , b0 A lhB control or tho Ti-acher—In a portion of which the Sdiool Is kept. From thirty to fifty scholars 3®“SS ??, btb, . i l M L w l d November to 1st or June, at which time the 8chool will close, and commeuco at the Rldgo. about J miles from town, where there aro gener ally about fifteen for the balance of tho scholastic year.— Any particulars desired will be furnished by addressing tile undcraigued, (jkibI paid,) prior to llltli October, r- . a.L , ,„.„AB1UEL PAI.MEB, Bcc’y. Darien, September 1,1852. stuth—OlO sop 14 A RECENT GRADUATE of a New-England College wishes a situation os TEACHER In somo fondly st uie South. Unexceptionable references will bo given. Address Box 1085, New-York Post Office. 8 sept 28 ** factor'^ COM MVaSION^lBllCH AN T, feb 5—ly 88 mayBtrcc^^^, ^ , GAS FITTING, TIN if COPffifl PLATE WORK, iee. U. CRANSTON, AT NO. 01 BRVAN-STREBT, NEAR TUE f ULASRt HOUSE, Wlllt»errorm with promptness and In tho best manner, all work relating to Gas Fitting* Brazings; work In Tin, iron, slid Copper Piute. ly nng25 D. L. COHEN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, No. A Jouoa-atroet, (TWO DOORS EAST Of DRAVTOK-STREBT,] Is prepared to contract for nil kinds of Building and Repairing. Also—To conduct Water through the various pnrisol oct 13 sept 23 05 Bay-Struct, Ow* SA’ VANNAH, Ga. CRUGER Sc WADE. FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 84 Day-Ntreot. NICHOLAS CRUDER. [sept 13— Imo] ED. C, WADE C. S. HARRIS. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office No. 01) Bay-slreet—Savannah, r ly feh 26 „ DU. GILBERT Rcspculftilly announces to Ills friends nnd the public, that ho has (his day taken into partnership in tho Practice of Mcdlciue, Dr. tV. II. BANKS, formerly of Macon. Offico hours 8 to 10 A. 51., aud 3 to 5 P. 51. Office 75 Broughton-flt. Snvniumh, May 1st, 1852.Crnn mny 10 G. IIUTLEU. MASTER BUILDER, Dealer in White Pine Lumber, VORK-8TRKKT. OOLKTIIOUPK-SQUARK. N. II.—IIo Is prepared to put In lrou Fronts to Store* Itc.*ls apr20 DU. CHARLES W. WEST Offers his pmfe«''<>iud services to tho citizens of Savan nah and Its vlclnlly. Uetldenco—corner of Congress and BuU-dlreet* over tlio Drugstore of W. W. Lincoln, feb 3 lv HUNKER Sc OGDEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, wpt 4 No. 80 Ray■wt.. Savannah. ROOK AND JOB PRINTING Executed with neatness and dlspntch, and on accommo dating term* by GEORGE N. NICHOLS, Owen*’Building:, opp. PuluMk! House. IjT Orders from tho country, with tho cash enclosed, wllfne ** • o nltonded to prointdly. Jail 13 FLEMING Sc MILLEN. Tho Undersigned linvlng united In the practice or Law, will attend to any businoM entrusted to their care. Office comer Bny and Wldtaker-ats., over Blessr* 8wlft, Deus- low It (to. William II. Flkhixo. John M. Millzn. Ordinary’s Office. Comer of Boy and Whilaker-streel* Office honrsfroi 9 A. M. to 2 P. HU and 3)4 P. M. to 0 P. 51. Jnn 31 WILLIAM C. PERKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Cuthbert. Randolph County, Ga. Ills term of office as Solicitor General of tho South western Circuit having expired, ho will glvo his Individ ual and undivided attention to all business of a profes sional and legal character entrusted to his care In the Counties of Randolph, Stewart, 1 -ce, Baker and Early. Jnnnary 0th. 1852. ly lan 15 GRIFFIN AiUORIION, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Offico In Uio second story of tho now Custom House, over tho main entrance. ROBERTU.CIRtrrlN. rjyjlj—Omo] OKQ.A.CORDON. COOK X MUNTFOItT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office at Oglethorpe, Ga. Will practice in tho Counties of Blacon, Marlon, Craw ford, Smntor, Houston, Dooly, nnd Lee. References:—Mossr* Robert* Footed Marshall,S&. vannah: Wlnshlp fcSon* Mncon. ly Jan at W. P. YONGE, FACTOR AND COMMISSION BIEROHANT, No. 04 l»ay-*t.. Savannah. JOHN J. BYRD, AUCTION AND COMMISSION BlERCHANT, Augusta, Georgia, references: Savannah—Anthony Porter, Pros’*State Bank, Cha* II. Cnmpfled, Esq- II. J. Gilbert. Charleston—Cha* Edmondston, Pres’t Insur ance Offico, Uurckinnyer It Moffett, O. W. William* Esq New York—Haggerty, Green It Co., 120 West ■* Auousta—Dr. G. M. Newton, Pres’t Br. Uank, II. W, Risley, Force, Conley It Co M John C. Carinlchncl, J.R. Bulkley. dly July 12 JNO. F. HAMILTON, (SUCCESSOR TO HAMILTON It HARDEMAN.) FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. No. 83 llay-nt., Savannah, Ga. Tlio services of Mr. O. F. Hamilton, (long known to the public as seller or Cotton nnd country Produce- purchaser or Groccric* femily supplies- &*,) have been secured. Prompt and strlc* attention will bo given to any business confided to the care or iho abovo House. * • Tho Blllledgevlllo Recorder nnd Macon Journal k. Blessenger, will please Insert 4 month* and send bills to Ihis office.4mo nug31 CAI.VIN FAY, ArcUltect, Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Savan nah. Ho will at all limes be ready to fomish PLAN! and DRAWINGS for all descriptions or Buildings, am superintend their construction. Offico opposlts Pulaski House, over lleywood’s shop. ly sept H GIRARDEY St PAKKEH. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Broad-street, Augusta, Ga, References:—If. H. Camming, Esq., 51ossr* J. C* Carmichael, Baker k Wilcox, Baker tt Hart, Hand, Williams & Co, G. T. Jackson, Scranton, Stark k Davl* Hopkln* Kolb k Co-Augusta; A. II. Abraham*Charles- toti, S. C.; Brigham, Kelly k Co^ John Lama, Savannah nov 20 ly ~gnMuntwtr£flcnc(cfl. JCffilautn. w- 738 acre, of Land Ivlng Id Hrjan county, Wt 400 of which are under fence and In a high state or cultivation, and suitable to the colture of Corn and Cottou. Upon the premises are a good Dwelling House and all necessary out building*— With tho placo will be sold 10 Negroe* Apply to sept 20 WYLLY fc MONTMOLLIN. STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE, Q1TUATKD hair mile from this city, on the Canal, ban O o basin capable of holding two millions foot of Log* The mill has been In operation about eleven months runs two gangs and an Edging Saw; also, Grist Mill.— This mill saws from 12 to 15 thousand feel per day. For particulars apply to sept 21)WYLLY It MONTMOLLIN. AIT ANTED—Consignees for the following Good* re T T eelved per steamer Alabama, from New-York:—1 cask Oil, marked Beer* Stillman fc Co- Bnvennah; C baskets Sweet Off, marked F. It G., Savannah; 3 bar rels Merchandize, marked John C. Butler, Savannah; 1 roll Belting, marked J. T- Savannah. •Cpt 37 PADELFORD. FAY k CO. HOWELL PLAGE FOR SALE. , Will be sold at the Lower Market House tBL [In the city of Augusta, within tho usualfalf “hours of sale on tho first Tuesday In Octo-^ - "* 1 her next, the Plantation known as THE ROWELL PLACE, lying seven mile* below Augusta, and contain- ng shout seventeen hundred acre* or which six hundred ore first quality bottom Land on tho Savannah River. This pluco la not excelled by any In healthfolness and beauty or situation, fertility or soli andfocilltlea for tho successful planting of Corn and Cotton. One thousand Acres of it are Inclosed, tho greater part of which Is now under cultivation. Tho lino of the Augusta and Waynesboro’ Railroad passes within a half mile of the-Dwelling House; snd a portion or tho plantation Is traversed by Butler’s Creek, which furnishes a valuable water power. Tho whole vol- umo ortho Creek can bo usod nt one point with a foil of eight feet without a pond. Tho lands on both sides of tho Creek, for s mllo from tho mouth, belong to tbe Estate. Aud on the River Is a good Shad Fishery, easy of access and has been fished litis season. It will afford mo pleasure to show tho plsce lo all who may favor mo with a call, and glvo them all the Informa tion in iny power. Titles are Indisputable and the terms of sale will be mado very accommodating. WM. W. HOLT, may )3 thus Executor. W ANTED TO HIRE. of ago. Ono well acquainted wfili the city.' Ap. * ** * —tt. (in . r piy ^ ^ sept 27 J. UASBUOUCK It CO., Broughton-st. S „„ PLANTATION for salu. ITUATED Immediately upon the Waynesboro’ and Augusta Rati Road, and adjoining town lands of Waynesboro. It contains about seven hundred and nny acre* with a fine pasturage, snd has all necessary buildings. The whole or a part may lie purchased. Ap. ply to BHEWMAKB k MONTGOMERY. “PtS? tf Waynesboro’ On. rpHL SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase NEGROES A singly or In familie* and will at all times pay the highest market price, in cash for them, and can bo found at his offico in Buy-lnne, 3 doors east of Ilull-«t., or nt his residence in Bryan-sU, nearly opposite Ihe8tate nnnk. —"ft)tf W. WRIG11T, Broker. A SITUATION as Overseer on a Cotton Plantation In XJl the low country, by a man who understands tho cul ture of Cotton In all brenche* Refer to N. A. Hardee k Co. 2w sept 25 WANTED. B OARD WANTED—By a young man, Just fro. ‘ho North, lu a respectable pri vote family. Addros* 8. 8. I*, at the offico of this paper, stating term* sept 27 GOOD WORKMEN WANTED. dBlS? „ WANTED.—Active nnd efficient Work- QaSgv men * n a H branches of the Carrlsge-muk- CS'tfrfr*' lug business. The hiouest price will .. paid for good workmen, and none other than good Workmen need apply—as poor uuescan not have employment. Apply nt my Carriage Establish- incnl, corner of Broughton aud West Broad-streets. WP‘ tf WILLIAM WARNER. „ WANTED IMMEDIATELY. B Y A YOUNG LADY,ufsupcrioreducation and ex perience lu Teaching, a situation in one ortbe South ern State* She would prefer a situation ns Principal, but would accept of a place os Assistant in a Seminary! or Teacher lu n good family. Apply to A. B. at this office! Letter* post paid, will receive Immediate attention. aug20 tf «5»VERNESS WANTED. SITUATION as Governess Is offered to a Young Lady who can be well recommended. In tho Family or a genili The chlldn „„ V , U<J „ bo lug only eleven years or ago. Instruction on Iho Pl ano, howover, will bo deemed requisite. Tbo residence of the gentleman referred to, Is In a situation which Is healthy In all seasons of Uio year. For further informs- tlon apply at this offlee. tf nU g *3 T NEGROES WANTED. HE Highest market prlco will be paid for Negroe* either in gang* familfe* or singly, as we have nu merous orders to purchuso for country and city. , .... .. « WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN, Juno 11 At the old offico, corner Bull-at. and flay Lane. TO RENT. B Y tho year, a Wharf Store, from tho 1st October, by 50 1»t20 T. J. WALSH. TO HIRE. T HE Subscriber wishes to hire threo nblo-bodled MEN, to remain in tho cib will be given, * *“ imuln hi Iho city, for which n fair prlco [sept Hi] WM. WRIGHT, Broker. FOR RENT. Tho BRICK STORE, nt the foot or Whltakor- street, (Stonoy bluff,) now occupiod by Messrs. 1L 'Habersham k Sou. Possession given 10th No vember next. Apply to July 5 COHENS k HERTZ. TO RENT. A large Ham., formerly occupied by 5lr. Mnllon [ os a School Room. Apply lo * sept 3 51. J. SOLOMONS, 157 Broughton-st. TO RENT. FOR TEN YEARS, with a ronewnt, a Piece of Land on West Broad street.—345 feet on West Broad street and 38d foot running back, A plan of tho premises can bo seen at tho counting-room. June 18 T. J. WAL811, No. I7U, Bay-street. TO REN Xu I TtOR one or more years: tho WOOD YARD at the ' foot of Hrynn-Strcet, fronting 200 feet on tho Canal, nud running bnck 231 feel, adjoining the Plank road lead- '"jUr k if®,. 10 STORES TO RENT. July W. WOODDR1DGB. 8250 REWARD, R ANA WAY from Spuria, Gn^ about tbo first of last year my boy GEORGE. He Is a good carpenter, about 35 years of ago; a bright mulatto, tall and quite likely. Ho wns brought ubout threo years ago from St. 5lury* and had, when ho rnnaway, a wife there or near there belonging tu n Mr. HolzenuortT. 1 think he has told mo ho has been about Macon also. Ho had, nnd perhaps still 1m* a brother In Savnnnuh. He Is very In telligent. I will glvo tho ubnve reward for his confine ment in somo jail In thu Slate, so that 1 can get him. Refer, for any further lafonnatlou, to Rabun k Whito- honil, Savnnnah, Ga. W. J. SABNETT. Oxford, Ga., Aug. 13th, 1853. tnths3mo nug 17 $25 REWARD. TJOLYDORE, a fireman or the Fig Island 51111, under JL pretence of sicknes* ubscoudeo about two months ago. He has been repeatedly seen lu tho city. Hois short and cjoecly built, of dark complexion, nnd well known In this community. Tlio above reward will be given for his apprehension and confinement lu Chatham county Jail. sept HI ELISHA WYLLY, Ag’U 850 REWARD. T WILL glvo thu abovo reword to any person who will X apprehend my mulatto house servant, RICHARD, and nirnlsh proof to convict nny one of hurboring him; or Twcnty-fivo Dollars for apprehending tho man nud de livering him lo mo. Ho has bocn run away about three week* and has been seen frequently about town, sept 7 SAM’U PH1LBRICK. <B?eneral fttftoctttecmcntfl. r* NEW ij WHOLESALE HAT STORE, Corner of Broughton Si Darnard-itt*., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. nnilE undersigned would rospcctfltily announce to the X citizens and merchants of Georgin, and adjacent State* that they huve taken the extenslvo three store brick building on tho corner of Broughton and Barnard- street* in the immediate vicinity of several other whole sale establishment* whom they propose, about tho 20th of September, to open ono of the LARGEST k CHEAP EST ASSORTMENTS OF HATS. CAPS, FURS, and other Goods in their lino, over offered hi tho Southern markets. Their assortment will not only bo mode up from their own extenslvo manufactory in Now-York, bu will embrace every thing that Is now, fashionable, and adapted to season and climate. We aro resolvod to make It the Interest of morchnnt* in all sections or the 8oulh, to trndo with u* and are pro* R ured to give them as good terms as can be had In the orthorn cities. On tho first of October next, vre will open our RETAIL DEPARTMENT, when wo will offer to tho citizens of Suvnunali and vicinity a most stylish and elognnt assort ment of Gents’ and Boys’ Hats and Cap* Ladles' Riding Hat* fc*, fcc. Ei^Partlculara in foturo advertisements, sept24 BELDEN fc CO. HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY. This Company continues to tsko Risk* as usual, and, during tny absence from tho city, 5!r. Charles H. Campmeld will act as my Attorney, to whom nil ap plications for IiiBurnnco or other hustuoss appertaining to the abovo Company may bo made, sept 25 lui 8. U DUNNING, Agent. LONDON P1HENIX FIRE OFFICE. This Company takes Fire Risks hi this City, and insures Rents and Lenses. sept 2 It. HABERSHAM fcSON, Agents. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CODIFY OF NEW-YORK. Isaac Abbatt, Soc’y. Joseph H. Collins, President. Dr. 1L D. Arnold, Medical Examiner. A »’" ll “‘" l “ , rW, b w Tt ; R .A W ni. .SXNA o .N|j ! U..A« V ;K€..,7 , rA«V led, Agents of tho abovo Company, con ** J ■~3n«' *“ tinuo to tnko on the most favorable terms, sept 12 COHENS fc HERTZ. ROYAL INSIIRANCE COMPANY . LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. Capital 2,000,000 of Pound* Sterling:. Tlds Institution has established nil Agency lu Savan nah, and Fire Policies upon bo issued by ANDREW LOW fc CO. 8avnnnnh, Oct. 20, 1851. "neW-york LIFE INSURANCE CO. m BROADWAY.-(StrictLY 5Iutoal.) Accumulated Capital, 8500,000* principally In vested <n New York and United Slates Mock* Dividends aro declared minually onal Po^tos made for the whole tern of life, In Iho shape 1ti 8tock bear ng mc ™"' * ,,d ’ ,hlcl > ■‘"rf.ttJgl: Pliny Freeman, Actuary. For forlhor luformatiou^ajqfi^h^ B3TRates lu Savannah saino as In Now- ODBRIDGE. Agent, i lu Now-York. "LIFE INSURANCE. , SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Tills Oompmy charges no extra residing In the Southern State* Thoy wlll Mult one- fourth of tho first premium. Profits divided annually In Asbury Hull, President. C. F. McCay, Actuary. doo lfi A Sy llC AV5lf KWofAirent, 103 llay-sL, Savannah SAVANNAH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. OPPIOB 114 nAY-STRBRT. This Company will take Fir* Marin* and River Risk* on tho most frvorablo terra* —TRUSTBaa— Ilettrr l>- Weed, I John W. Anderson, Hiram Robert*' N.U.Kmmp, II. F, Waring. I Henry UaUirop, 1. W. Morrell! : I -E.F. Wood. i. w. aiorrvii, D , WEED, PruidenL HIRAM ROBERTS, VicePrtt'U John R. Wilder, S«’y. mar 17 IE*. ROOTS AND SHOES. Tho subscribers beg leave lo call thu attention of their frionds. and thu publlo at large, to their 1 very extensive stock or BOOTS and SHOES, received per recent arrivals for their Fall trade. No pains havo boon spared in tho selection * goods ndnntod to this market, mid msdo expressly _ order, in tlio latest style, and of the best workmniislilp, Our stock of thick brogutis and women’s leather boots has been Increased beyond our usually largo supplies, and we nro prepared to furnish tho planters of Georgia nnd South Carolina, to any extent, shoes of every quality and price, with no advance niton previous rate* VER8TILLK k BUTLER, sept 27 3mo Sign of the hlg boot, Market-aq. a llcibatc Sales. BV 1 : at auction. eEET I.BBIOK . BEL > i.iccuion' Sate. TUESDAY, the 5th day of October next, during tho I0- gal houraof tal* wllibo sold In front of thoCourt- hous* for the term of ene near— Tho promises situated at the cornoifof Bay nnd Aber- coni-stroet* belonging to tho estate or Thomas Uynn, de- pcasgd, and recently occupied by him as a Bailors* Boant- w- Jng ilouso. The improvements consist of a large wood en house on Bay-street, and throe smaller houses on the tone. Terms of payment will be mode known at the ’ “ UBto « tor 7 recurity required for rent. By or der of the Executor. a - sept 88. 1 - tho . fix the legal • AdnMetrator'e Sale. ON TUESDAY.Slh of October, will bo sold tx Court House, In tho city of Savannah, during hours of sale: Ono slave named Toby, belonging to Iho estate of L George Schloy, Esq, deceased. Sold by permission or Court, and by order of tho Administrator, for tho benefit or the heirs and creditors of sold estate. Terms cash,' . purchaser paying for title. nug.18 Haute and Lot at Private Sale. . . The Northom half of Lots No* 39 and 40, Elbert Ward, . containing 45 feet on Jcffersou-slrcct and running west- wardly 120 feetalong nlanc. Tho Improvements consist ora two story Wooden Dwelling,fronting on Jefferson- : a lonre two story Brick Stable, Carriage Ilouso , - ... Itchen, on tho west end of tho Lot, and a email W ooden Kitchen Immediately In rear of the Dwelling. Th® L°l Isjlubjoct to a smaU amount or ground reqt to tho city. Terms liberal, and made known on application as above. . sept 8 Oatel—At Private Sale. ?■? ‘ Just received In store, and for sole low: 100sacks Oat®’ .* sept 1 Platter and Cement—At Private Salt. - :\ - Jnst received In store, and kept constantly on hand Mdfor sate low: 150 bills. Roeendate Cement; 25 do. V ‘ Plaster Pari* . iopll Potato", Lenone. , Now landing per steamer Florida; 20 bbl* Apples: 90 1 Potatoes; 10 boxes Orafigcs; 15 do. Lemon* hr ale low. 8ept 1 FIRNT l’l llMC SALE OF LOTS JN LAUREL GROVE CEMETERY. ONDAY the 4th Octnlier, some Flvellundrcd Ix>U will booffercd for salo In the now Cemetery, at pub lic auction, as provided for by the Ordinance. m „ , W. GASTON BULLOCH, ■cpt 20 Chairman of the Coin, on Health k Cemetery. . Tru*teo»* Sale. A OBEEABLK loan onleror thehonorabloCourt of XX Onlloary of Whitfield Couuty, will bo sold before the Court Ilouso door In Springfield, Effiaghnm County, between tho usual lioura of rale, on the first Tuesday In December next, a certain negro Mnn, namod Elleck— sold as tho property of John Fieri Strobe), a minor. sept 23 •j ui .111111 nni oiniuui, n uiiuur. ISEPH B. IIEI.VENSTON, Trustee. . FARM FOR SALE. L A smnll FARM about 3 miles from the city, con- ™ talnlng 50 to 60 acre* suitable for pardoning pu^ "pose* Apply to [Jy 14} C. A. L. LAMAR. FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM 8CAL _ - (Improved In quality and reduced inpric*) adapted ’ to every required operation or weighing—as Railroad *' Scales for trains or single car* In use on the principal • railroads In the United Stales and Great Britain} Ware-' house Scale* Heavy Portable Scale* on wheel* for Foundrie* Bolling Mill* k*; Store Scale* various modi fications; Counter scales; Hay and Coal Scale* fcc. Those* Scales have been long known and severely tested, and tbe universal confidence felt in tbelr accuracy and perfect adjustment Is such, that they are now regarded as* tbe ' tiandard, from which there Is no appeal. For:-safe In* all their varieties by - PH1LB1UCK It BELL, : ■ u ff 18 Agents In Savannah. . • MERCER POTATOES AT PRIVATE SALE; Just received, per steamship State or Goorgla, 50 bbl* ' ' - fine Mercer Potatoes. For solo low by nug 34 PHILDRICK It I HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. t House and Lut corner of Bull nnd Gaston-sU- J flouting the Park—two mid a half stories high, on J4 M,a:Brick Basement; 60 feet front by 120 feet deep. Apply to [sept 15] WM. WRIGHT, Broker. _ WINDOW GLASS AT PRIVATE SALE. Just received In store, and for solo low, 450 boxes Win dow, Coach, Sheet, and Crown Glas* from tho Uolston Glass Work* Knoxvill* Tenn. * ; The above Glass is of the best quality, and assorted ze* from 6x8 lo 32x40. The subscribers hove been ap pointed agents for the above Company, and aro enabled > to sell at very low price* PHfLBRIOK It BELL. ’ - FOR SALE. k A double tenement HOUSE on Charlton^treet, fronting for $20 per month. Apply to ** aug 13 WYLLY It MONTMOLLIN. FOR 8ALE. T HE CABIN OF STEAMER JENNY LIND. For term* apply to HONE k CONNERY, ■ept 10 Harris’ Wlmrf. FOR SALE. f | MIF. Slock and Fixtures of the Store corner of Day and X Whlteker-streelswIU be sold on good terms, to close the concern, occasioned by the death of G. P. Sevelinge. G. BRONSON July 27 Late Bronson k Sevelinge. BRICKS FOR SALE, T HE Subscriber has on hand a large supply of Brick, which he will sell at moderate prices. Parties wish ing to contract for lurge quantitlc* can be aceommoda led. [July 9]8, M. LAFF1TEAU. FOR SALE. A GANG of 20 Country Negroes—A Woman 38 and a Boy 13, a Hoy 4 and a Girl 1)4, n Woman 35 aud a Boy 14, a Woman 26, and two Boys 8 aud 3, a Woman 3& a Woman 28, a Womun 23, n Woman 22, a Girl 2, a Man 38, u Man 35, a Man 30, a Man 28, 2 Boys 20 and 18. Th wo Negroes will be sold for Cosh, or given In ex change for Central Rail-Road Stock. Apply to aug 18 W. WRIGHT, Broker. FOR SALE. A Woman 30 years of og* with her Girl Child 5 years of age, accustomed to fieldwork. Apply to 118 W. WRIGHT, Broker. FOR SALE. A very likely negro 51 AN, aged 21—a Baker by trad* Apply to [aug 20] WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN. FOR SALE. A 51 AN, 23 years old, accustomed to work on com nnd cotton plantation* and a good plough hand and manager of horses. Also, a 51 AN 22 years old. accustomed to plantation rork; and a BOY, 18 years old. Applyao aug 18 W. W. WUfbHT. Broker. N EGROES FOR SALE.—a Woman, aged 31 year* and her two children—n Uoy aged 0 and a Girl aged 0 year* Also—A Woman, nged 30 year* a good Cook, Washer and Ironcr: and her daughter, aged 0 year* sept 22 Apply to WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN, |T*OU SALE.—A young Northern HORSE, of great en- I 1 durance nnd strength, and without any defect—fit for draft, tingle or double. Sept 22 R. HABERSHAM It SON. sept first rate Washer ami Ironer. Apply to * pt 22 WM. WIUGHT, Broker. F OU SALE.—a Mulatto WOMAN, middle nged, a first-rulo Seamstress anil House Servant. Also, a Negro Sinn, aged 25 year* a good Axeman and Field llnml. Also, a Girl aged 13 year* and a Boy aged 10 yonrs. Carriage Driver and House Servant. Apply to sept 17 WYLLY It MONTMOLLIN. pi SALE.—A country-raised WUS1AN, 22 years of X age. sept 15 Also—One 18, one 16 and one 13. Apply to T, Broker. WM. WRIGHT,! ago; also, a Woman 22 years of age, accustomed to ptanlntiou work. Apply to septO W. WRIGHT, Broker. . years of age. capable of weighing nmfinnrking b id, and useful about a Store o~ — " * - - [septO] C ARPENTER FOR SALE.—A very Intelligent Negro Mnn, aged 25 years—carpenter and Ins Ida finisher trade. Sold for 110 fault, nnd warranted sound. An- [sept 28] WYLLY k SIONTMOLLIN. jy trndi )Iy lo I .''OR SALE.—A-very largo Negro 5lan, aged 28 years; . a good axemau and field hand. Also,a yellow Man, ngod 21 years; a carriage driver snd house servant. Ap- ply to [sept 28] WYLLY k SIONTMOLLIN. RY T. J. WALSH. On TUESDAY, Oct. 5th, will be sold, at 11 o’clock, > A handsome assortment or fashionable Furniture, consisting of Slahogauy Bedstead* Wardrobe* Parlor Chair* cane-seat do- Mahogany WashiUnd* Carpet*.’ tin irt. Torn.. ...1. * 1 .lu.” fcc. fc* Terms cash. _ .. “ Private Sal* T^® Half or Lot No. 10, Second Tything, Reynolds r , W ard. 30 by 00 feet. Tho Improvements consist ol a two story Wooden Building on Bryan-street, with out build- ' lug. It la offered low. Title undoubted. soptsa, 1 /: Private Sale. . - A FARSI 3)4 miles from the city, containing abont 80 acres of land, 10 of which la low bottom, well ditched and In good order for a Vegetable Garde* Attached Is an Orchard of 150 bearing Fruit Trees and some choice Vines, Straw be rrie* fcc. Tbe Improvements consist of a small DweUIng. threo rooms plastered and In good or der, Kitchen, 8table and Negro House* to accommodate about 10. With the place, will be sold eight Negroes.— For further Information enquire at the Counting Room. ALSO, TO RENT for ten years—four 10 acre Lots on tho Oge- eheo road, 1)4 miles from the city. aug 10 Private Sal* 800 bushels of Tennessee Corn, for sale In lots to salt purchasers—56 lb* per bushel. aug 14 NOTICE. P ERSONS having claims against the late firm of T. J. Walsh fc Co., wlU hand them In to tbe subscriber, - and those Indebted wUl make payment to him. July 23 T. J. WALSH. D RAWN NUMBERS-For Greene and Pulaski Mon ument Lottery, Class 117: 20 1 71 3 53 20 O 60 40 84 85 05 8. Holders of Prizes will please call for the cash,or renew : . sept 28 at E WITHINQTON’8. Greene & Pulaski Monument Lottery. GREGORY k MAURY, 51ANAGERS. Office Vo. 5 Bull-Street,Opposite tbe Pulasld House* Class No. 118, (or 1852. To be drawn at Savannah, (Ga.) Friday, Oct. 1. HIGHEST PRIZBBt $4,227—B400-$100! Tickctt $1—Shnret in Proportion. Q3rrRizBsoAsuKDATTaisorrtcx.i 4 C8 - For sate by E. VVITH1NCTUN, | sept 30 Vender for Gregory k Maury. NOW FOR THE $4,400 ! The Old Favorite Savannah Lottery. Will be drawn In public, at the Exchange Building, In Council Chamber, To-Morrow Morning, at 0 o’clock. Georgia State Lottery, ° Class lOO.- AUTHORISED BV TUB LRQISLATURR, For Benefit of Independent Fire Co. at Augusta. F. C. BARBER It CO., Manager* SPLRNDID SC11EMR. $4,400! 5 Frizes of $400-20 of *100. and more than 40,000 Dollars in smaller Prizes! Tickclt only $1—Skaret in proportion. . PRIZES UAIIIRD AT THIS orrios.- Iy AH orders promptly and confidentially attended to, snd Drawings seutlo all customers out of the city. Ticket* Shares and Packages for solo by GEO. VV. WYLLY, wept 30 At his Lucky Office, cor. Bull-sL k Bay Lane . . 1 AOR SALE.—Trust Lota Nos. 25 and 20 Monterey . Ward, fronting the square. Apply to sept 21 VvYLLY fc MONTMOLLIN. L OTS FOR 8AI.E.—Tiirco very desirable Building Lots—fee simple. Apply to nug 27 WYLLY It MONTMOLLIN. H OUSES nnd LOT FOR SALE.—Lot comer or Dray ton and Libcrty-alrect* 100 feet on Drayton by CO feet on Liberty, with a double Wooden Tenement, comer or Liberty nnd Drayton, and n double Brick Tene ment on Llbcrty-etroet lane. Apply to ung37 W. WRIGHT, Broker. Sijipinua graucvtiHcmtnta, NE W*Y OHK. FOR NEW-YORK—New Like.—The regular __ jackeUbarque RHODES, JvmesMcNair, master, meet with quick dispatch for tlio abovo port. For freight or passage, apply to Captain on board o r to ■opt28 HENRY K. WA8I1BURN, AgonL FOR NEW-YORK—Old Established Like. ,The superior imcket-sbip HARTFORD, S. Burke, j will meet wlln dispatch as above. For freight or iwssng* having good accommodation, apply ou board, at Telfair’s wharf, or to sept27 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. FOR NEW-YORK—Old Established Line. The superior packet-brig AMERICAN, Hayden, master, will sail with dispatch as ntwv* For Freight or Passage, having good accommodation* apply on board, at Telfair's wharf, or to sept23 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. FOR NEW-YORK—New Line. The regu __ Ur packot-bark PETER DEMILL, Capt. lloey, ..... meet with quick dispatch for tbo above port.— For frelghtnr75 bates cottou, to complete cargo, apply to Captain on board, or to sept 22 HENRY K. WASHBURN, Agent. FOR NEW-YORK.—New Line.—Tho regular packet schr. PLAND051E,Capt.Brown, will meet with quick dispatch for tho abovo port. For freluht or passage, apply to the Captain on board, at Andersn’s upper wharf, or to sept 13 IIENRY K. WASHBURN. Agent. FOR FRF.IOIIT Pit CHARTER. Tho new and test sailing brig ROLERSON, Ilakor, master. Apply on -board, at Wllink’s fTor to JAS. QUANTOCK, Jr., k CO. FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Tho subscriber would respect hilly Inform his friends and’eus-, tinner* and all who wish to buy, that ho is now receiving his Fall niiiTWinter supply of Bootsoml Shoo* comprising a frill nnd complete assortment or tho latest styles and fashion* Thankful for past liberal patronage, ho Is confident, from recent ncctillarndvnntagc*orglvlng entiresallsfoctlon to all who will favor him with a call. Tho following arti cle* amongst other* will always be found ou bond, aud sold very tew: LADiEs DEpARTMENTf Ladlos’ Gaiter Boot* of every stylo and.quality; Do Parlor Slipper* a very neat and pretty article; Do Walking Shoo* Buskin*Tie* nnd Sllppera; Jenny Lind’s Polka aud Lacod Boot* Carpet aud Velvet Slipper* ot* GENTLEMEN’S SHOES It BOOTS, of every descrip tion, always on hand—such ns lino Philadelphia Pump- sole Boot* fine French do., flno Stitched Welt Boots and Shoe* Gomlemon’s Gaiter* Congress Boot* etc., etc.; together with Mlsse* Boys’, Youths’ aud Children’s Boots nnd Shoes of every description. OTPIonse call and oxamlno. WM. JJEIDT, sept 23 Gibbons’ Building* or to [sept 20] ITIAltlNF. RA If.IVAY. T HE undersigned respectfully informs all who may need his service* that ho has charge of the 5IARINE RAILWAY, which is now In successful operation. Ilels therefore, prepared to take up vessels of nny slse usually visiting our {>ort, and to do the work of repairing, fc*, on reasonable terms. Thoso who wish to clean or paint the bottoms of tholr vessels con also be accomodated on the Railway upon reasonable terras. He Is also prepared to contract for building vessels of any class or description, and to carry on the business of Ship Carpentering, Spar Making, aud Caulking, In all Us various brenche* at the eastern extremity, or the city. A good Ship Smith Is on tho premise* aug t 3 lv ■ H. F. WILLINK, Jn. FIND HATS. THE FALL 8TYLE for Gontlomen’s nnta hav- JV ing boon permanently established, we have now In store ft large Slock of Hals from tho most cele brated manufacturer* which we warrant suporlor to nny othor that can bo produced for Uio same pric* sopt25 r tho same pric* N. K. BARNUM k OO. FALL AND WINTER GOODS. T IIE Subscribers have now opened their stock of Fall and Winter Good* to which they iuvlte tbo attention fc sTiinnma. T HE Subscribers have received, by steamer Alabama, and aro now opening a large assortment or Dross and Fancy DRY GOODS, with every variety or Foreign and Domestic Goods usually wanted-In.this market. Merchant* Planters and others are Invited, to call and oxamlno. [sept 0] LaROCIIE, BQIVNL k CO. /’'BOOKING BUTTER.—10 firkins good Cooking Batter JT|fi The fast-sailing schooner STEPHEN TABER, 0>B4.TiiLhill. master, can bo had for freight or charter, by application to WILLIS k BRUNDAGE. sent 2 Tbo flno now schr. MARY ANN FORUFJJT, J. T. Forrest, master. Apply ou board, at Wald- iurg’s wharf, or lo soptltl BRIGHAM, KELLY It CO. The test sailing packet brig PARAGON, Foun- !laln, master, apply on board, at Anclaux’s wharf, ' WASHBURN, WILDER It CO. FOR DARIEN. - BRUNSWICK, FANCY BLUFF, JEFFERSONTON,. ST. MARYS, OENTERVILLAGE, AND ALL IN TERMEDIATE LANDINGS. _ _ jfT 1 — ^ The now and foil steam packctPLANT- StfigeffirriTER. CapU P. Corb. wUl leave for Uie abova locos on Thursday next, the 3UUi Insti, at 10 o’clock, A. - M. Forfriegbtor passage, having superior accommo dations for passenger* apply on board at Ferry wharfl or to E. F. HINCKLEY k CO., Agent* gy AU freight payable In Savannah. sept 28 ROBINSON Sc OAltlP, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, AND DBALKRSIN Fine Ready Nado Olothingt^ A RE NOW receiving their 8tock or FALL AND JX WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of: Blue, black and fancy colored English and French Cloths; Over-Cont- ings of black, bluo and fancy colored Beavers p blue, black and drab Pilot Cloths; English, French undA- merican Cassimer* of black and foncy colors; Vestings of Silk, Satin, Cashmere* embroiders and rich Cut Vel vet All of which will bo made up stthe shortest notice and In the best style or workmanship. Our READY MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured at tho well known bouse of W. T. Jennings fc Co* No. 231 Broadway, New-York, and Is equal to any In theclty.— We keep constantly on hand the largest assortment of FANCY GOODS of any houso In the trade, such as white and foncy colored Shirts; Silk, Lisle Thread and' Gauze Menno Under-Garmenta: 8hnker Flannel and - Lambawool do.; Thread, Cotton, Merino and Lambswool Hosiery; Silk and Cotton Umbrellas: black, white and colored Kid Glove* (of Alexander's make); Stock* Scarf* Cravats and Collars: and, In fact, everything ne cessary lo a Gentleman’s Wardrobe. For sale on os ac commodating terms as can be had In the city, at GAUDRY’S BUILDINGS, sept 21 Next door to Pulaski Hoi DR. BANNING’S UNPROVED DB. 8. 0. PANCOST, DENTIST, No. 150 Broughlon-et., H AVING made arrangements with tbe manufocturers of tbo above valuable Chlrurgical Instrument, .will-' supply all applicants either st wholosoteor retail. A Fetualo well qualified lo fit Iho Brae* wlU bo in.at tendance upon Ladle* tuul If desired, will wait tijfon . thorn at their resldonce* N. B.—Orders from Physicians In the country, will bo promptly attended to. thly aprilS CABINET MAKING Sc UPHOLSTERY. /——:-g Tbo subscriber makes new and repairs old fan ■Spy Furniture. The bottoms of Bofo* Chair* fcc, , ; -TL- mmln over, and recovered. Csrpets, Matting Et&SCSand Oil Cloth cut and put down. BellsTiung: , Curtains and Blinds put up. Ola Furnltui e. bought and N.’b.—A lot of NEW FURNITURE, Including a va riety or Chair* Just received. - THOMAS HENDERSON, sept 20 3taw Lycoum Building, Bull-sL ULAKE’S PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT, FROM OHIO.| T HIS Valuablo Mineral Substanco Is sold in fine pow der, then mixed with Linseed Oil to the consistency of thick paint, and applied with a brush, and after an ex- K suro of a fow months to tho atraospher* thls coaling ’ comes a perfect slate or coat of mall, protecting what ever is covered from the action of the woaUier ana from There Is nothing equal toll for. steamboat and car dock* for all kinds of Iron, os it forms a coating noarty ns bard as the Iron itself, and never cleaves oflT. In some place* a spurious artlclo ha? been sold ns Uio genuine, therefore purchasers should be corcAd to buy ot • authorized Agents. . •' ,.. Every Bmel is marked BLAKE*8 FIRE-PROOP PAINT. Tbo abovo Paint is for sale In Savannah by sep 18 O. A. L. LA51AR.' GLASSWARE. . i A largo and varied assortment Just opened; a- mong which may bo found several patterns of finely __ cut Decanter* In setts; a large variety of single De canter* both out and pressed; some handsome styles of Wine and Ilock Bottle* Cologne* fcc. Call and ex- amln* at [sept20] COLLINS It BULKLEY’8, TO FACTORS AND PLANTERS. The subscribers have In Store, Corkicr or BrOUOBTON AND JKrrZBSON-STRKRTS, (oppo- slto St. Andrew’s Hall,) a largo stock or NEGRO BROGANS, which they will fit to measure, and sell at wholesale prices on their usual terra* sept 18 2m E. F. WOOD fc OO. S UPERIOR STRAWBERRY PLANTS.—The subscri ber has now ready for delivery, from a Garden near town, several thousands of the best'Strawberry Plants now In cultivation, among which.Is the large Scarlet Con* Carolina Codo—n very early berry. Orders left at the Counting Room wUl meet wltn prompt attention. Also—SEED RY E—n superior urtlcl* soptSS . yjfm: T.5. WALSH, 170 Bny-etroet. GENERAL ADVERTISING AND SUBSORIPTION. OFFICE. mar 14 No. 10 Statcut.. Boston, Mass. 8. 51. Psttzmoim. k Co M Newspaper Advertising Agent* No. 10 State street, Boston, are Agents! for the Savannah Republican, and are authorized to receive Ad- ■ vertlsemenU and Subscriptions at the same-rates ns aro required at this office. Their receipts are regarded as payment* •• • r . . RA1L-UOAI) IRON. T HE Subscribers are prepared to make contra Tte tor Rail-Road Iron. N. D; It II. WEED. -Tbo aub- or threo-'. i H and rURPETINO M bXOOlt AJ scribe ra have Just received ply Ifigraln and ,bedroom. ply Ifigraln and bedroom. Qarpota; a Is* 4-4, M 64 Floor Oil Clotmnew patteg^ io^o by.^ ■ept 37. Cheap Cash Store. D RY GOODS j—7- 4Cashmo>o d’Ecoso; 4-4 and 7A Lyoneso Cloth* all colors; Colored Flannels for R.^lra *nnmK.vltiM . Mn.wl.li Hindi Atul .Vliifiniiit*
