About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1852)
»»’* M' '■ ■ *' , i - VOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., FRIDAYS' jnnfljjft OCTOBER 1, 1852. ) TRI-WEEKLY by j. l. ixickE & eo. city nmlCeunty iPrinlen. City t Paper trnty • mu, Jtw?* —i ••••*« Aarnmi. ■ry?'la no ca«o will on order (tor Ula paper bo attended to,unloi»* accompanied with tho money, or a Battofoctoi'y RATBStr 1 • ’ • Advertisements inwrlcd at the following rates I roa onb sQUAHK or MnMkks, I qfefaaBfes.' ss Two ' i/tis Throe“ ........1850 ,.•180- .Pour, ..,.j...1S00 1 75i ; Six !« ........30 00 ai “ .30 00 throe* '..45 cents. i - oheweelti.i.;.....j........ Mmi advertisements Inserted at tho usual rates, and strict care taken that thoy bo published according to law. All advertisements from transient persons or strangers, roenisi not pertaining to their regular business, os agreed pearly advertisers exceeding in tholr ndvortlsements- tho average number or lines agreed for, will be charged, at proportional rntoe. . i ■ : NO AOVNRTUEMKNTi' WILL Bl INEKIITKD .OlUTUt- T °AU L *dvertlBomentii for charltablo institutions and re-. For otto Insertion. IntnleL 51 Hording, Boymour Harris, E D Hoyle, ,Wm F lolland, II P Holland, James' Hines, R H Howell, Thoo Harden. W B Harrison. 'Milton Humphreys,Jos II I' Vey,HO Hilton, R WItiinl, Juo P Herb, Wm Hone. John W Ihly, John L IhlyWm Ihly,,Orion Island. | George Jones, Jos O Jones, jas M Jones, O G James, Alexander Johnson, Jos T Jones. J D Jesse, Thos Jones, Edward Jones. Jos . Johnston/Peter Jacobs, Jobn R Johnson, Christian Jogstetlcr, E 8 Johnson, G If John son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John R Jackson, OUlloen Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt Jackson, wm A Jaudon, II R Jackson, Claus Jackena, Peyton It Johnson, Jos W Jackson, George Jackson, K. Fred Kreto, Harnura. Kuhlmnn, Wm II Kelly, Phillip Kolb, Dodrjcx Kattonhora, P M Kollock. Ezra Kent* N fi Knapp, Jas King, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, James Korr, Fetor Kraua»,Gofort Kerk, James Kennedy, John Kelly, Daniel -Kaln, Hanford Knapp, A J Kara, Edwin oauj, ■ . w • 0 TOW letters dlroctei. tothlsohjoe, or the: Editors, must bo poet paid, to entitle them to attention. N.- B.—Each Citation by tho court of Ordinary, that, application has boen mndo Itor Letters of Administration, inuitbepubll ‘ Not! 00. by iiuhw Executors and Administrators for Debtors- snd Creditor* to render In their accounts, must bo pub- ^Ss^of'Real* Estate and negroes, by Executors, A,i- inlnlflrators, and Gunrdlans, must be, published FORTY DAYS before the «Jajr of sale. Theso sales must .be miulo at the Court House door of tho county, in which the prop erty Is situate, and on tho. first Tuesday of the month, between tho hours of ton In the morning and. four lu the afternoon. No sale from day to day is valid, unless so M jtppUwUons^byExooutons Administrators>and Guardi Salesorporsohalproperty (except negroes) of teatato- audrintostate eaiatce, by Executors and Administrators, niust bo advertised throe months nt leash Sheriff’* sales,' under exocuUonsTegularly granted by the Courts, must be advertised THHITY DAYB—undor mortgage executions, SIXTY DAYS-sales of perishable property, under order of Court, must bo advertised, gen erally .TEN DAYS before tho day of sale. \ JbifttofVoter 8 5ddormen of theolfy of Savannah nnd tho hamlets there of who ire citizens or the United States. Imvo resided in the State of Georgia for one yoar Immediately preceding •the election and within tho corporate limits of Savannah for one mouth immediately preceding. tholr registration and cpulinue so to,do, up to the Umo of election, who have attained tlie ago of twenty-one years, have puld ull cliy taxes tor hovo lu their own right sufficient rent estate Hurl Ilowei J Hue, ... _ _.ily,Jotm Higgins, (no Hunter, BB Haupt, Juo Polar Herman, R A gjffgfe'IfewililBMilliimi . ... lefcBPjle—, w 'wood, Thoi Hoynes, Jno .. _ Harding. Jno Harrlssou, Nicholas Hoyle, Fras Hernan dez, Andrew IlarrisMn* Wm Humphreys, John Ilelry, P Troup Howard, Wm Henderson, D 8 Henderson, Jas M. Henderson, Thomas Helry,' Claus Hallman, John H Robt Habersham, 8r, John Harper, J W Harris, Thos Hploorapo, G If Holcombe, K 8 Hnrrls, Wm IIoTdt, Jos Haregrovcs, Jos O Habersham. John 0 Holcombe, Eldrod Hayden, EJ Harden, Jno Hamlet, Goo'Haas, Jno R Hamlet,,51 Harding, Boymour Harris, E D lleyle, iWm F Holland, II F Holland, James' Hlnos, R H Howell, Thos Harden, W II Harrison. Milton Humphreys, Jos. It Hof- rr.. ...1. nDt R vv .j u6 P Herb, Wm “ fred Konv Phillip Keam 'DO Knutlh,' Wm Klne, Ed ward Kean,.Edward S Kc—*" , -* i - ”■ "*■" " Knapp. Wm P .KlugjRlchoIps Kelleher, Thos H Kroegcr. toegan, ( r, Jno J Kelley, •~iO A L Lainar.Thoa -E-Lloyd,.BenPn-W Lloyd, Hngh Logan, Job Llppman, John M11 Lovell, DW Leach, D Lalhrop, Marlin Larkin, BY Levy,. JT Latham, Peter Logan, Thos Leary, Hugh Larken, Patrick l^nalinn, Patrick Lee, Daniel Lnplmn, Thomas Lyon, James .Lnn- sghan, J T Linde, Linda Linde, Daniel Loslioy, William 5i Leigh, John Larkin, Henry Lalhrop. D P Landershlne, Andrew Low, O D Lebey, Louis (.egriol, John Lyons, O Lufburrow, Charles Law, Poter Lee, Robert Loybourn, I^vy Llllcuthal, VV W Lincoln, U F Letche, F 51 Lohof^ ■' ' ill, wm EIjong, JohnN Lewjs,Bli M! simoon Lane. Paine Lovell, Wm El^jng, Joh'nN Lewis, BL M L Luf burrow, William Lake, B A T Lawrence, All Lawton, Edward Lynch. Edward Lovell, John Lares, D N l^ino, James'Laughllni J F Linder, James J Logan, Robert A Lewis, A U Luce, J H Ladd, Jno Lama, Jas utilizer, naiueo uormu, iiiuumy uuvau, u A un tie, Robt LUuday, John Lawton, A J Lebey, Thai Lewis, Wm II Lyons, AntonioLoevenlo, J G Liunbrlght, Michael Lynch, Pat’k Lnughlln, John 11 .Loveless, G W Lockwood, Loors Lohtnan. Abraham Minis, David 51orrls, Jacob Manses, John Makln, Thos McNIcholos, John Maatcrson, Edward Muolrnn, Jeremiah McCarthy, John Sloilue, Wm MorrolL J G Mohrtens, Robt 51clntyre, IIO 5!ebrteiis, Jno D Mai- tett, Jos 5lordecal, Rllchnel McGrall, Thos Murtaugh, Leander 5Iooro, Mathias II 5!yer, Poter MoGullllciiddy, Silvester Manpir~ " *'—*• '—*• *— Meredith, BT McGrall, Thos McColluir J Moore, J D Mallard, C D Murphy, Jer Mills, Jesse Slount, John Murphy, II 5 Moors, O O Millar, John 5IcCabe, Hnr .1 1 mi mtiii__ \ir «r dly’taSea'tfrhaVq In . r to satlsIV any tax executions which may be against them, who have made nll returns required by tho ordinances ol tho city, and have boon registered according to tho pro visions of this acL—Extract from the llegietry Late, Adolph Abrahams, Robert^Adams, John 8 Achord, Geo A Ash,F W Avorfolat,G W Andorson,Mathlns Amorous, O B Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abraham, O 8 Arnold. Geo Alexander,'Jno VV Andfifson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, .Goorge Armstrong, Jamoa Andersou, VV V N Arraslrong, R F Akin,' Fetor Arnold, R.D Arnold, Thos Adams E O Anderson, Richard Abercrombie. J 8 An derson, John Angtum, II G W Aloxandor, John Allen, Joraos Ahern, R A Allen, VV 0. Adorns. Conrad Byck, Richard Ourkc, Mlfch'oel Boylon, E W Buker, John Brady, E J Blount, Wm M Blount. Patrick Brady, Thos Bandy, Wro B Blount, Dr W G llulloch, Anthony Busier, Haul S Hox-Jos II Baldwin, Isaac Brun- no, Helgsraond Berg, Henry Berners, N K Bqrnum, Wm F Brantley, Robt Btako, Win Burke, A F Bonnott, Wm M Black, Felix Uouynon, Gilbert liuller. Thos Bourke. Eugene M Bee, J P UolfoUlllot, L E Byck, A Borchort, Win Bassingor, Patrick' Bui key, PII Bebn, Henry lletto- man, Thos VV E Bculle, Wm J Bulloch, Patrick Bradley, Henry Hurt, EII Bacon,‘ S P Bell, Wm J Bandy, H L Byrd, G A Boufoulllet, Jno G Bryuti, Thomas II Barrett, Bllchaol Brannon, David Bell, Juo Bilbo, T A llulkloy, Francis Blair, Chas Boll, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch, J M Butler, Mlohoel Bryan; Geo Bankman, O E Burrio, Jos Bryan, D L Beat, J A Baker, W II Bunnh, Jo* K Ballough, Win D Brown, A T Bownc, Jos It Burroughs, Jno Ueunett, Louis Barollold, Jos Ooncroft, Tliaddeus J Baldwin, Patrlck'Burko, G L Blount, Jno N Barbee, Jas Brown, OVVBruen, Moaes Black, 11 L B’Bunts, Thos B Bailey, WII Bulloch, R M Bartholmoas, Henry W Ilmf- eullett, P A Blots Henry Brigham, VV 8 Brantley, T W Benton, M J Buckner, Jonn Uoston, B M B Burroughs Donato Blanuerhasaett, D H Baldwin, Wm O Barton, ‘.ugustua Boullueau, John Burns Michael Bowloy, Ullck urlts JuG Blunco, J H Bashler, .VV J Ulodgot, JnaO --ju. Jno W Blzs Barnanl E lieu, F S Bartow, Wm 1, J P Brooks VV II Bourdloy, W G Butler. H 8 Bo- Kardut Frederick Bailey, W D Bashlor, Jos w Brown, JohuuBlaucs Theodore BIols.-WiUlam Blols VVm II Bourks John F Blakely, G O O Brown, VVm II Banks B L Unulliiieau, J T Bucaner, Charles H Boll, Coo Bron son, P T Broughton. II8 Boll, W U Bradley, L B Bonnott, Jas llolbo, VVm Bailoy, F U Blols 1 U Buckner. €. Wm H Ouyler, John Cooper, O A Cloud, P L Constan tins Bavld 0 Cosh, M A Cohen, RRCuylcr, Geo A Cuy- ler,HolomonCoben,IIugh Cullon, W il Cooper. Edward Ciibbags David Cohen, John .Cleary, Joq V Conncmt, Alton Cullon. Ohaa Cooper, Jas'Cloory, Barnard Constnii- tlus Thos W Cooper, JphnClancy. John Caretcns, F W Cornwell, Jos 8 Carrulhors Nicholas Crugor, Wright Ciilnopper, Thos Corley. R 51 Charlton, B J Casseto, Richard Colo, Thos Cusaca.Jno LClark, 5lfchael Cusack, CII CuinnBolcL Francis T Cols John Curry, Thos Clark, John Cnrdell, Jos Connelly, John CarruthenJ, Frederick Cook. Emanuel Canwaller, Luke Christls Jas Campbell, Kras Cuinplleld, Jno D Charlton, Jno G Cooks Edmund Colter, Montgomery Cuniming, H E Courier, Jos Clog- hors John Cass, Jno Cunningham, Carl Craft, Wm Car- sou, B L Cole, VV O Cliurltos 8 J M Oubbego, Moses C<iburs L F Cook, Henry .Capos.B M Coldlng, Froder-. Ick Carstons, Wm .Cox,'Wallace Cumralng,, Patrick Grot ty, Michael Carey, Peter Cobb,. Jno J Cornell, Win Con don, Robt Carr, Fras Champion, A H Champion, Jno W Cornell, James Cornell, U It Christian, Jno J Coates Jos Cox, JnoT Campagnos Wm Guiles (And Cordos, Fierce Condos Aaron Chamnlos VV T Chnpraas Daniel Clark, J U Oubbogo, George Cully, Uriah Cranston, Charles Can non, Robert J Cnwzhy.B T Chnpmhn, John .F Curdell, Antonio Chios John LCops ThosConnlff, Thos Conwny, Moses 8 Cohen, D B Camp, Octavus Cohen, J P Colfor, Bartow Cynthus, Patrick Clark, Jno 51 Cody, Jos Clug- hom, VVm Cannon, Charles Clor, Augustus Cannon, Pat rick Clnrk, Isaac Cohen. VVm Cromwell, G L Cope, Jr., G L Cops sr., James A Courvotoer, S H Cooper, H A Crane, Wm L dark, D D Cops John D Cots Cornelius K Convor, Thomas Corr, Bryan Connor, James E Cops L O Clark, Goorge Clark, -Wm P Clark, John A Cham bers, Win Colter, Laurence Connell, Frederick Cullen, John v Cercopcly, George Causes B H Crandoll, F A Cannuet, Jeremiah Cavanaugh, 5Iortln Conway, D B Colo man, James Carroll, George E Oongdos Thomas Collins, J:P Oohes Charles H Connery. { , D*. 1 > 41.1 . s. Rlc’d W Delaney, Martin Duggas John Doyls Wm O Dawson. Michael Dally, Rlc’d Donovan, Kami P Dlbbls Daniel Donovus Albert L D’Lorze. Patrick Downoy, Isaac D’Lyos Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wm M Davidsos Rlorty Dorgan, Wm H Davis, Wm Dlxos Jas Dunn, Chosley Dugger, Jas H Dotnuml, Jos Duwsos Thos Dowell, Jno Downing, J E Davis, H J Dickerson, L 8 DoLyos G VV Davis, D B Daniels, Jno Dnlloy, Wra Duucas John Dillon, Israel Dasher, Levi DelbltL A O Davenport, Itaao Davis, Henry Dannenfotoor, Jno DDol- tomioy, W L Davis B O Dunning, Patrick Dervlns Chas H Durves Burrell Dys 8 U Dunning,Jr, F G.Dana, W H Dudley, John Devaney, John Doble, R H Darby, Jas M Doyle, Jatpes Downey, Wm II Dunning Jr, Conn- Du- hlgaos James Doyls Martin Duhnngan, Dudley Daven port. Jacob Do La 5totta, A M Day, J. J O Pavls Thos E pavisJssDeMartln, Henry Dlltmera, Alex Dryedale, D R Dlllos Fred’k Dannersftilsor, J B Dasher, R Vv Dasherv ..lores VVi Jeremiah Slack, N . .,,1151 Morel, Patrick muum, u v/niiuur, muiiii Jiuuuiio, Harvoy Mores John .McDermott, J 51 Millen, Thomas W McArthur, Levi 8 Myors, Henry Merckhnrdt, Mlchaol Meath. Thomas Ma hon, Patrick McGovern, S B Allllur, T J McNIsh, John Mahoney, John McGunagh, Patrick Mastorson, John Mallery. James J 5lcCoy, Isaac Minis Edward SlcCabs G Murklns 8 S Moody, Dennis McGuire, Lawrence Me- Konnn, Neylo Mclliic, J U Mohrtens 5111 Slyer, Thomas tlcKennn, John Miller, Jacob Monks Edward McGraw, Bartholomew Mclnamey. John Mallery, Luder Mehr- tons A F Mira, Fabian Slyerholfor, O S Miller, Jolm R Martin, William B Mell, James W Morgan, Slichael Mor ris John W MoKoy, O F Mills Wllllnm E Mougin,DJ SlcKenzIs A F Mordecal, Jns 8 McDonald, Jus Manu- sy, ThnsR Mills. Domingo Mnrtlng, Jos Murphy, G A 51c- Uleskoy, Angus McAIpin, Michael Martin, Poter Starts A G Mods 51II Mllloti, Jno McCall, Jos McFcoly, Wm Met calf, E Mondell, A K Moors Win Slackay, John McNIsh, JasG Molls L B McConn, VVm Morris, John McCollum, Charles McCann, Bernard Stallan, Wm SleLatighlin, Patrick SlcLaughlon, F W McCarthy, WHO Mills Jno MoMahos Jno F Mullegan, Jns Matthews *«uio Marsh,Thos Mndden, John Morns FA Mnddox,8olomon Mayer, E M McDonnell, Wm Morel, Jno 5Inhuh,JnoR Mayer, Tlios G Mooney, M O Norland, Jna McDonald, T B Maxwell, N VV McLeod, Alex McHordcs Jno T Slltcli- ell, Fredk Mundorf, H K Mutitfort, Jas Mollrlds VV J Slclntosh, Baml H Morel, Jeremiah McCarthy, Wm Mo* Cnrthy, A N Miller, Thos Mott, II P Miller, I VV Morrell Job Mclntiro, Danl McCarthy. M II McLeod, Jna SlcCann Jaa SlcCnuns Thos Sleeks Edward Mullogan, John Mo Aulilf, Archibald SIoAlllstor. IV. Josei zor. VV Neldllngu “ N|( ——lorgor, —— w — Norris Frederick Noltoinon, Jno ONIcoll, Thos 51 Nor wood, Chas Nowlond, James Neldtllnger, Wm Neve. o. John W Owens Geo W Owens Daniel O’Connor.Tim O’Bries Owen O’RourksJolui F O’Byrns David O'Con nor, Owen O’Rlelly, Humphrey O’Leary, G S Owens Dennis O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno H Ohlmcyer, Wm 11 Olcott, Wm Olmstead, J F O’Nolll, D G blcott, E O’Byrno/Michael O’Neill, OF. O’Sulllvnn, II O Oliver, Johu Ollvor, Jonathan Olmstead, R1 O’Reilly, James Oli ver, VV C O’Driscoll, Diui’l O’Sullivan. Timothy O’Con nor, Dunlol O’Sulllvon, VV W Oates Jonn Ogeivis 51 VV O’Byrs Thos O’Bryan, Goo Ott, FredlckOtto. Martin Paytos Antonio Pones E M Prondergast, Bam’l N Papot, James I’rendergust, O G Parker, Anthony Portor, Jos V l’rontlcs Jno F Posey, N 8 1’luder, Sain’l Phlibrlck, Jas M Prentlcs 8 51 Poud, Wm Parris lot’k I'runty, Andrew O Pucelty, Edwin Parsons Elisha Par sons Jno Pools 8 0 Psncost, Owen Peterson, O B Pallor- bos John Pcrflold, John Phelan, Jno F Powell, Jas Pron- dorgosThos PurssBam’l.Pittman. EJ Purss Georgo Parsons R D Papot, M Prondergast, Edward Padelford, Sen., Edward Pnuolford, Jr., Thos Pidgeon, Tlios 8 Pitt- JnoPoslclL Jos W Phillips James Prunty, J M Palin, Marcus M Pook, Patrick Pries D u Puder, Thos Prondor, gost, Chas Perry, R W Poolur, II K Preston, Jos V Pres ton, VVm F Prestos Edward Pursale, D G Phlibrlck. <1* Jos Qunntouk, John Quinn, Martin Quins Wm Quinn, Wm Quanfock, Jr. - P 5f Russell, Waring Russell, David Rosenblatt. Jacob Rosouband, John Russell, Donnls ltynn, VVm Rochester, James Uussoll, Thos J ltyon, J B Ross, John Reotly, A 51 Ross Mlchnel Rochford, Christopher Russell, Wm P Roberts John Ryas JB.ltcad, JosW Robberts Henry Roser, Wtn Robertson, Patrick Reilly, L 8 RusselL Wm Roohs Barney Rodes Pnt’k Ryan, Wm Rogers Jno A Rlchurdson, Jno C Rowland, 5Ilchael Rooney, George Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daniel Robertson, VVm RemsharL J W Rabun, Jos Ross, Francis Ryan, J B Ripley, JW Roinshart, Robt Ralford. U.W Ralford, 51athew llnlford, Wm Reilly, J P W Reeu. Jno Riordon, Francis Reives Jefferson Roberts C H Rlkomau, H Rogers J Ronaldson, Jeremiah Ryan, B G Rood, Chas E Robinson, Joseph Ross, Henry Robor, Goo lloblns Allen Russell, VVm Robersou, John Rowley, John Rogers Dan’l Reddamn, Wm P Rowland, Hugh Rlolly, Andrew Rlelly, A R Ral ston, IIJ Royal, Jno E Rico, James Ryan, Jus L Rosslg, noli, O E Ryan, Wm Robken,0 W Rogers Tho» Itonau, Geo Robertson, Tobias Rolhleter, F A Rnbcre, G S Roux F TRofT, 51J RelUy, James ItusseU. S. E A Snullnrd, Wm Swol!, John A Schaffer, John Bcudder, Rich’d 8mye, Henry Sturko. Abraham Simpson, Christopher Sslinoldcr, John A Btaly, Rlcb’d Soanlan, Emanuel BbertaB, Harman BUbor, R11 Bponcer, Mordo- calShenalL Andrew Sleafvator, John Savage, J 8 Solo mons Fred’k Scberff, A A Bmeto, W R Symons Thos Sullivan, Geo fcjpalthoff; Jno G Sexton, A J C Shaw, Ja cob Shafrer, 51 Shomall, sr n G J Spencer. Bam’l Solomons J P Striven, John BpellraainD H StowarLJohn Sullivan, D Shaffer, Wra It 8mltb, John Stoddard, Ephraim Scud- dor, Bam’l ,S Sibley, Anthony Bogur, Jaa Shea, Pal'k Scanlau, Jas Bklnnor. J H Btroos Dan’l Sullivan, Jas Skinner, Dr 8 Shertall, Nicholas Blnol, 5Iartln Sullivan, Lewis Smith, Jacob Bchnfier. Tboinaa Saunders John Stevenson, G N Staloy, Tims Smith, G J Smith, Jno Bui* „ _lllon; Fred’k Duunorsfolsor, J ..., — , M T Dukes J °hn H. Dows Samuel L Dowell, John Dry er, F H Demons, VV J Donaldsou,Thas F Daniels Michael Diigsin, Jotn Dorgan. • E# • Henry Ellis Danlol Egan, Richard Ennis Abraham Eliistoln, Jolm Evorard, Wm Elloby, Thos Eden, CW Eden, John J Edy, Charles J Eden, Peter EridricsJ A Epstein, Edwin W Ervin, James Eden. w Jo “Ph Fell, John Foley, Tlios Fori, Jos B Fay, Wra Ferrjll.So w alllI Fisk, James Fountaln^Dugald Ferguson, J E FnlllgnnL, Robert Ferrell, Jno: G Falllgant, Jas Fur- roll, John Folteard, Andrew Parry, ~ S B Fell. Mlchaol Fir B Fulton, os Frienfou, Austin Frer.w.., w , Foulard. Dominick Flatloy. John Flamiegan, Pal’k Fo ey, Thos Flaherty, Jno D^Pfsh, L 51 Falllgant, Owon Foley, L J B PalrchlliLJaa Faunstan, Mlchnol Fay, O W Fennoll, Jno Foster, J tt Flslior. G J tbrlton. Jucob Friend, JO Falhors G G Parries John 0 Ferrell, Jamos r. IJrfWlII K nnllvn^ul Ro. <U If...., JBuaCneso fflarnn. FACTORAGE; FORWARDING, AND GENERAL COMMISSION B dsiNESS, SAJIUEIi I. DOWEH, No. 108 DAT-aTRKsr, SavAfNAtt, Gcoruia. 8trict personal attention to Farmers’ orders and quick returns of Bales of Produce. mar 2 FOR SWIFT. DENSLOW & CO„ ?r9VI,l.n, 111% . . . , TIQ LIQUORS. CORNKH aav atm wmitakxk-strkxti. vy*D.FORD, . WijoloBttlo and Retail Grocer. Waldburg't Building. Jejftrion-Hre-.t, Savannah, Qa* ComtanUy on baud, a choice supply tor FamIly Grockriks. „ July 7 i E. O’BYRNE, AT TAYLOft’s BUItDINO—MARXRT WRARP, j j Keeps constantly on hand a supply of .Crockery-Ware,.Groceries dec. &s i_ , , ■ L, ROBIDER, [from paris] Fashionable Boot and Slioo* a IUakcr. ; Importer of French Leather, WUITAKRR-STRRRT—OPPOSITE BMETS* BUILDINO. , . M ., J. L. OLIVER, Fashionable Boot manufacturer, K0.SKVK«TK«N aULq-STREETj'HEZR MONUMENT-SQUARE. ■ Cork-Sole, Water-Proa^ Uuntlng,' Military, Patent Leather, Walking, Dreas and Pump-Sole Boots t Shoot ing Buskins Bootees Oxford.8hoes Pumps Slippers made to order In tha neatest anil.most fashionable manner, of warranted materials and by the most experi enced and careful workmen. WYLLY tc. MQNTMOLLIN, General Agents and Brokers* 1 • ForthoSnleof Real EetatsJngro*t,S‘any description Personal Property, : . M OPPtOE,te0aNER BULU-ST. AND RAY-LANE, fob 23.Savannah, -Georgia.- .T JP ( FASHIONABLE C Sttstneas ffl, HARDWICK It .COOK Factors and Gommlssloh I 'crclianta, n. s. iiAumvicx. No. 1V2 Ban-Street. NUMBER 235. 8. 8. MILLER & J. D. Wheel weights and—.. Comer of Broughton and Moti SAVANNAH,0A« Carriages, Wagons, CarU .and Di Black mu (thing, IncludingIron RaUu Buildings. tuly—o ~ ADAM BIIOR1 master Bnil FIRST BOOR WRST OP FT. Al Will take contracts for Building of every description. R. tc J. LAO! Engineers and millwrights* IRONS' BBA8S FOUNDERS, Canal-Street—Near the Canal Lock. R. LAORMSON. ! tACRMSOR, • A.N. Engineer a IRON AND RASTRRN brass' k? under wraRP-^atmit. .• A. PONCE, Importer & manufacturer of Segajrs* • NO4 13 whitakrr-iSrsrt. Keeps on hand r well selected nock of Imported So. gars; atoo Manufactured Tobacco^ BnuIT, 'Pipes and all other articles uauaUy kept In his II he offers on the most reasonable tf npv3 IUM. Spcfttfl ana Summer jFaattonn. nplIE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of Informing his friends and the citizens of Savannah, that ho Is now 1 opening THE MOST BPLEND1D STOCK OF CLOTHING ever ottered in this city. Tim prices, in plain figures nre marked upon each article, and no deviation, and al me remarkable low prices that the goods are marked, the subscriber feels confident will be appreciated by a generous public. In part are tho following Goods 1 have bow In store, to wit: jamtunttiffc. TjUTfKH, CHEESE, FLoU/iT&- J-> 30 kegs selected Goshen Butter. 50 boxes do. Colored Cheese. 25 boxes do. Whlto do. ** hb's. Hiram Smith’s Extra flour. 30 boxea , Rato?tu! l * r bb ^ Pure '’ '' 1 ' Received per steamer, and for sale by MpUfi SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO. /Tin, Lard, coffee^* c. tec.— “ VA 25 barrels purePhelp’s Gins .?3. do Imperial Crown do: kegs Lard; 22.V bags Rio Cofitoei .50 bbto. Stuart’s B. Bugar, Landing, and for sale by _ .1 GENTS’ CLOTH COATS. Gonta. Black Cloth Dreas and Frock Coats, Olive do do do do Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Black Cloth Backs and Polka Sacks, Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Olivo do do do do do Bhad Dress do Black Doe Skin Polka Backs, Fancy Colored do ' do Drab Canal mere Backs and Polka Backs, Black Tweed Green - do Brown do Bilk and Wool do do do do COATS. do do do do CambleL Checked Ginghams, Linen Lustre, Plain and Fancy Alpacca, Paris Lustre, Black Morin, Blatok and Fancy Tweed, Do do Oashmeretls, Brown aud Yellow Linen, Black Drap d’Ete, Grass Linen, FURNISHING GOODS. Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts. Bilk, Lamb’s Wool, and Merino Shirts and Drawers, Linen, Jenns, and Canton Flannel do Silk, Merino, and Colton Half Ilose, Silk, Thread, and Norl Hose, Geiiileincn’s Dressing Robes, Lined Collars, two and three ply. PANTALOONS. Striped Cotton and Linen, Plain .do. do do Nankeen,' Drap d’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpacca, Block Doe Skin Pants, Plain Black Casslmero Pants, Fancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Block and Colored Satinet Panto, : . . VESTS. Black Satin 8lngle and Double Breasted Vests, Fancy Satin and Silk do do Embossed Fancy Silk do do Black and Fancy Barathea do do do do Embrol’d Cefslmere do Whlto and Fancy Satin and Party do . Plain Black Silk Velvet, single and double breasted, Fancy Cut do do do Fancy Cashmere do du GLOVES. Black, Whlto, and Colored Kid Gloves, Black nnd Castor Riding do Cloth, Cashmere and Llnod Berlin do Black, Whlto ondFoncy Silk do CRAVATS. Superfine Black Silk and Fancy Cravats, do Fancy do, great variety, Whlto Bilk nnd Satfn Party Cravats, Black and Fancy Bilk and Satin Scarfs, do do Opera Ties. Linen Cambric, China Cord aud Pongee Pocket Hand* kerchieft. Hats nnd Caps, of the latest styles. Ladies’ Hiding Hots. Trunks, Patent and Solo Leather. Valyscs, Carpet Bags, Canes, Umbrellas, tic. CIUJLEIIEIV’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. This Department for Children’s Clothing Is fitted un in tho most cosily style with every convenience for trying on. lttlng, &c n tho stock embrncesevory article In that line, consisting In part or Coals and Pants or every style. Over- oats, snd Under Garments, Jenny Lind 8acks, Polka do- Over 8acks, Vests, Braided Suits, Plain, Silk Velvet. Vest lulls, and Boys’ Caps, a large assortment. The Ladies will find It to their Interest to caU and examine my stock us bey are mado up In the latest style and the beat manner aud at tbo lowest prices. No abatement from the prices first gy Don’t forgot the new store on first floor of St. Andrew’s Hall, cornor of Broughton and JefTerson-sts. apr 23 Webster, Robert VVaggonsleln, Joa Washburn, D L WU> •on, Claudius O Wilson, Domnsoy While, Peter White, 'tio 51 Williams, Norman Wallace, Henry Welgund, Thos White, W II Williams, J T-Webb, Jos G Waits, • ohn Wlckam, Lemuel Wilson, Wm P Wylly, Jolm Wilder, Jas E Wollhour, Christopher Wltgen, John Wolglom, Jno W O Williamson, Henry Williamson, William Warner. Y. . Poter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yonge, W A Yonge, Wm P Yonge. Z. Poter Zarodoskl, Edward ti Zotroner, Jacob Zimmer* man, Edward Zudcmes, Solomon Zcigler. Tho foregoing are the qualifications of voters entitled 10 voto for Mayor and AJdermeq of tho City or8nvannah .it “»o ctioulng election in Docorabcr next, aud a list of •arsons Registered t\»r tho month «>f May. ir thoro are • ny persons whoso names are Registered, and who nro .ot entitled to a vote, notlco is respectfully requested to •o given to tho Clerk of Council, that they may bo dealt Hfith according to law. IL F. AKIN, sept 14 Clerk Council. . John Fitzgerald, Ah- i» z-rnnoy. Win FFouy, E French, Johnnn D Fisher, ■ I 1 ■,, ' 01. ,—oruuiiuii r iCKUiiK. will r turning, John Otrdif. Fnrnols Orlmbnll, J P Onllraortln, Donl SWffi Jothwn OrilBlh, O L Ollteri, Jos noomo, sr; Y.H 0 »"o"iy. J II Onllio. Jos T nmoion, Jos (Joloor, Mlohsol (llnsniw. Goo A (Wm, Win A Glhbons, Pol. JobnOloriovi S i„ ' v»r«sir, uni uioii, a r urovonsioiii, uiniu Min’iii ’ Jo * .Gallagher, Domingo Gallco, John Grilfin, n„~t l l! o n ov ? 1 /j. jM ^ Godfrey, L J Gullmarlln. Boaborn Thos Grocn T J -9°£ r K° flatehouso, J M Grlflln, F M Orecn/jno Gibbons, Chas arops» Patrick Gordon, ri/h ivzmr™ "..Playpyr,Gbftipy, W:W Good- James' K motl.ClmrlosGahalil, John Gallagher, G A Greiner, e, ft 5^40^^ n; D S Godwin; Carslen Gerdts^ n «autlry, TI H Orimri, Hobort » Jnm«r Q arboy, Wm Ganvnuglily. John M Gnor- j!ia , a (jJJJjJ* vv,a Gpdfro/i Wm Galphln, sr, Jos Ganaht, Goo irntor,.0 W Hanlottstle; Wm HuuU GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE, CARRIAGE MAKER* _ 200 CONGRESS AND 05 8T. JULIAN-STHEET, Franklin-Square* W OULD Return his llmnks to his friends and patrons for post favour*, nnd inform them, that he is now endy at tho old stand, to oxocutoany work In the above ino, and hopes by his untiring exertions to pleaso all vhn may honor him with u call. All kinds of repairing n tho above buslnoss done with tho utmost noatness ana llsputch. Wheelwright and Btacksmllb work, nnd all kinds of W)iuels,Wagons, Drays, Carts, mudo on tho shortest lotlce and on most liberal terms. Jan 2fl PAINT AND OIL STORE, SAVANNAH, OA. ...... ^ No. 11 ,\V>ilittKer i Ntrect. r/’EEPS constantly for sale—WHITE LEAD, Pure Nos. l\. 1 and 2 English do. GROUND PAINTS:.. Black, Yellow, Brown, Chrome Green, ParisGroen, and ’russlan Blue. DRY PAINTS: Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow tehre, Red Lead, Litharge, Paris and Chrome Green, •russlan Bluo, Chrome Yellow, Umber, Terra do Sienna, >rop Black, and A VARIETY.OF FANCY COLORS. Linseed Oil- Sperm do., Noatofoot do-nnd SPIRITS >F TURPENTINE, WIillb-WdBh BRUSHES, Paint. Var- ilah, Graining, and Artists’-do., Window nnd Plcluro TIME IS MONEY. . DISPATCH IS A RECOMMENDATION, MgMy Important to Contractors and Builders. rpitK Subscriber la' now prepared, with a sufficient fourtlmes tho amount of TIN ROOHNG of any other establishment in the City of Savannah, In thosamo space of lime, and can give reference to numerous roofs laid by him. which the pub- Ho aro nt 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 Rooft war ranted In point of workmanship, and prices as low as prudence dictates. I am ulsofitting tip Water Works In Houses, which In pomtof style and workmanship bos never been practiced All worit done under my own limnndlate Inspection. I roapectftilly ask n continuance of tho patronage which has boon so liberally bestowed on mo sinco my com mencement of business, and will endeavor to merit a con tinuance of tho same, JOHN J. MAURICE, may 39 10 and 13 Barunrd-stroot. Glorious News IT The Most Important Discovery yet Mado III PHILLIP’S PATENT LIQUID GLUE, F oil Curnenters, Brush Makers, Book Binders, Cabi net Maker*, Housekeepers, Druggists, &c. This be ing a Putcnt Glue, in a Liquid state, always ready for use, requires no fire; It is free from smell, and wlU keep liquid in any climate; it also acts as Cement for Wood, Stono, China, Gloss, Iron, Marble, Paper, or any sub stance 5 os n paste or gum it stands unequaled 5 Its repu tation, wherever It hns boon Introduced, is or the first or der; ns a saving to Mechanics, Is obsorvablo nt first sight. Wo offer liberal Inducements to Hardware men, Station ers, Druggists, &c., and guarantee It to cost less, by 30 per cent, than common ordinary Glne. We aro making extensive arrangements for (bis Fall Trade, nnd country merchants will do well to attend to this immediately. Wo are establishing Solo Agents In all populous towns throughout the United States. Sold in Bottles of three sizes, nnd also by the Gallon. Small samples sent to any part of tho United States, carriage free. Also, the British Furniture Polish, In bottles of throo sizes. Country Merchants, attend to the above. Apply early. PHILLIPS tc CO., aug 3 3ra 4 Ccdar-sL, near Pearl, Now-York. FALL OF 1852. H AVING completed our arrangements for tho season, we are now prepared to oflbr to the publio the larg est and best assortment of GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING, and are determined to sustain our reputation by selling Goods at folr prices. We Invto our friends and the pub lic to coll and examine our Fall and Winter Stock, which, for QUALtTv, style und quantity far exceeds SLABS, of all qualities, from 0by8 to 32by4fl; Copal, Ja- any previous season, and from which a complete outfit •an, Light and Dark Coach VARNISH, MIXED PAINTS can be selected nt the very lowest prices. Our fall kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Fire-Board Prints and ~ J * torders. . . 837“ Tho above articles will bo sold on reasonable 3rras. House* Sign and Ship Fainting: Jone in a workinun-llko manner, and at reasonable prices.Jan 20 Henry Seltzer, C B Scnlly, E Somernll. Francis Sorrel, Jno A Stegln, John 81oan, Wm G Stafford, Jno Screven, Wm Salto, O 518tono, J R 8aussy, J 51 Schley, Francis Shells, P K Shlols, Adam Short, Jno Y Symons, James Symons, F R Sweat, Edmund J Saunders, Edwin Stiles, J 51 Solomons, Augustus Soheldomau, Dennis Sullivan, Danlol Sullivnn, MJ Solomons, 51 Shelran, Donnls Sulli van, Ramey Smith, Henry Sllbbs, Jas II Shohan, Valen tino Stanton, John Sherlock, Loyal Scronton, Martin Shannon, Josoph Sullivan, Jas F Stokes, Philip Smith, Jos M Shollman, James M Strickland; Timothy Sherredan, Thomas 8mith, Wm Starr, Jr, H H Scranton, Jas Sherde- man, Conrad Scholneidcr, Goo Stevenson, Richard Stole, John Shields, Nelson Smith, S S Spelssolzor. W W Sturke, Arp Beamon, Thos F Stevens, J E Stlrk, IIW Smith, Wm Starr Jr, Henry Saunders, Peter Smith, J D Btebblns, A A Solomons, G W Bhafter, D T Scranton, Patrick Skinner, Edward Swift, Sami B Sweat, John D Spann, Jolm E SUlwell, I! Sheppard, F Al Stone, Eloazor Solomons, Thos Scully, Win Sniindors, Jus Smith Sr, Jno Schungoll, Jcssoe J Smith, Wm F Shearer, J A Sowoll, J BSturtcvanL.Wm Saunders,Julius,Smith,II R Sefloy, Christopher Bmllh. T. ' Wm II Tarver, John V Tarver, Goo W Tllcolmb, Wm H Tyson, John Thompson, Patrick Tydings, Barnard O Tlldon, Pro’s Trantoll. AFToilny, PG Thomas, W F Thompson, Jno F Tucker, ATatblrd,Fras Trautell, J D Temhrokc. James Tburmolt, B T Turner, Wm Thomas. C E TofTt, Edward Townsenu, B T Thous, A Thomas, W PTein, Marlon Thrcodcraft. Jno U Thodo, II JThomns- Thomas, , Turner, F A Tapper, ClmsThoinpson, H J Tlcdomnu, David Thomp son, Jns Tlgho. L O Tebeau, Chas G Tnlblrd. Henry Tow, Jno Tanner, VVm A Thompson, Robt Todd, F J Timmons, VVm H Tulblrd Jr, Jno J. Thous, J Tcchouor, Wm B Tay lor, N P Taylor, J M Thomas, J R Thompson. • U. Christian Uobolo, Philip Uster. Antonio Vomlloy, alias Rumboikl, Chas Van Horn, VV Il H Vorstlllq, Tristram Verstlllo, David Vcrndor, Henry Vollstolch, W O Vundonborgj Ilonry Vongluhn. OVERWHELMING SUCCESS! RU8HTON cgSg^^CELEBRATED • GENUINE MEDICAL COD LIVElt OIL. r lHS Valuable remody, Introduced by us to the uo- tlco of tho medical profession but little more than wo years since, has, during that short period, advanced noro rapidly in the public estimation than any remedy - et discovered for this dread destroyer of the buman race, t has been used with the most signal nnd gratifying sue- css, oven in coses considered hopeless; and. in tbo Into oports of tho New York and Pennsylvania Hospitals, on ts use, tt is spoken or as being more valuable than any emedy yet discovered for Consumption and Pulmornry Vffeclions; and il huu tho great>.dvantage over aU otb v emodles, that, instead ofreduclng, It Increases tho strength nd flesh or the patient—thus enabling Nature to co-ope- ate with the remedy, «nd ovorcomo the disease. Owing to tho purity and superior qunlityof the Oil of ••nr manufacture having given it a popularity over all ■there, several persons have copied the shape nnd style of •ur bottle, In order to palm off Inferior quality and ndul- eralod Oil; and, as Uie article, unless pure, Is, in most ases, worse than useless, wo would call particular atton- loc to our signature, which is over tho cork of each bot- le, dthout which it Is not gouulno. Be particular und nqniro for Rushton, Clnrk tc Co’s Cod Liver Oil, and see hat tbo slgnnture la ovor tho cork. ^ForsnlilV&COLN And by Druggists generally in the United States. Goods are solected with great care—being cut In tho latest Fashion, and manufactured in such a manner as 1 give entire satisfaction. £.50,000 STOCK of Ready-mnde CLOTHING, embracing all the various styles, qualities, etc., lu part os follows: COATS: Black Cloth, Frock and Dress, Plnld nnd Clouded, Fnncv Business Coats In great variety. Twoeds out Into Peltors Half Sacks, etc-etc. PANTALOONS, mndo from Fine Black Doeakln, and the various Fait stylos of Harris’ Clouded aud MotUod Cnsslmercs, Black and Fancy Satinets. VESTS: Black and Figured Satin, Gentlemen’s Whlto Silk and Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. Wo Invito the attention of Country Merchants to our Stock, which to varied and coraplote, nnd manufactured expressly for their trade. Wo also have a genteel as sortment of YOUTH’S CLOTHING, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Black and Fancy Silk Pm vail fllivlra Plain nn.l Vli.«.«4 0111. ...j ir.it. O A Wood, Rich’d Wsyno, J L Wlnobiirg, Cant W While, Jninos WhUlhan, Seth .Woodward, Elisha Wylly, Charles Wilson, Gqq W Wylly, Augustus Wenzo, James Whlto, L W Wolls, Frapoto Wilson, .J.J. Waver, A R Wugh! Edmund Wallon, A J Wylly, Jos M Wilson. Q 51 Wnldburgh, Wm Tliorne Williams, Wm Wilson, Wm Wnlore, Hiram Wnllor,John Williamson, Jns Whlto, Ja cob Walter, Gregory While; Mlclinol Weldon,Thomas HO Wver, Jos W Wood. Wm Wright, G 8 Walt, II F Wllllnki Issue Wohler, Wm Wescsott, Jacob VVatdburgli, J W Webster, Jemird Wubbloman, A J Whlto.Chrlstol A Wlllon, Thos ^Wnytio, G W West, Jos W H USBAND’S CALCINED MAGNESIA.—The supe rior qualltlos of this Magnesia aro, that, il to on- irely deprlverl of.carbonlo add, freo from unpleas- •nt taste, smell, or other disagreeable property, and t without roughness or grlUlness to the touch or palate. )noteaspoonfol of Ibis Msgnosla to oqunl In strength to hreo or four of tho common calcined mognesln, thus unnblnlng smallness of doso with the most agreeablo brinln which magnesia can be ndminlstorod. Just re solved per steamer Stale of Goorgla. VVAI. W. LINCOLN, July 12 Monument-square. PHILADELPHIA LAGER llEEU. TM1E Subscriber respectfully Invites tho publio of Sa- X. vunnah to test the qualities of this fine Beer, from • lie Brewery of Messrs. EnoelA Wolf, at tho Falnnount Water Works, noar Philadelphia. This Beer to mado ox- a llko the Lager Beer of Bluntoli, .In.Bavaria. I conllnuoto receive constant supplies.of this pure md wholesome bovorage, during thoautu * : ipring. As In the old country, It will bo and IndlvlduslSLWho will thuslncurno risk or Its souring un their hands. 'The use of tills Boer to particularly recoin- , mended by physicians to Indies who are nursing children. Sold at Uie Plnulore’ Hotel by ept7 Myl HERNY WE1QAND. lVOODEN WARE. T HE subscriber hns Just received per schr. John W. Andoreon. a supply or Wooden Ware, vis.: Ice Cream I’alls; llross Bound Tea Tubs: Brass nound Pnlls; Measures, from lquurtto# bushel; Pulntortnnd Plain Tubs mid Pulls. Wash Boards, I’asto Board*, and Plus; to., kc.; for aalo by JOHN J. MAURICE, angO 10,12aml 14 Barnnrd-atroet. CAMPHENE AND SPIRIT GAN, rrMIE Subscriber has received ; por atoamer State]of 1. Georgia, a supply of Camplioite and. Spirit Gas, di rect ffonjUio manufacturers, whlch wUl be sold on rea sonable terms. Alsoj.Camphoiie, Gas, and Oil Lamps) Oil, Gas, and Camphouo Cans of various sizes. .... JOHN J. MAURICE, June 15 10, 13 snd 14 Bsmard-etroeU ERFU51E8.—Lupin’s Rose Gdranlnm, Vorbehs,Tea Rose, 51usk Rope, Alosml.Capricedels Mode, Pink, Jasraino, PopnlUR(d(«yiolette, Vitas. Sweet llrlar, Double Ext. Rose, Eglantine, MarecbsIL Jockey Club, Jenny Und, llonuel do Caroline, West EntL Boquot do Ester- ■ hazy, Patchouly, Magnolia;Rough and Ready, Tubcroure, ' Mtanonnotto, tteoyeptnla, Cedratz, Spring Flowers. Musk* Millelloura aud Heliotrope. Alaot Kdc’*, Guerlnln’s P»e- vest’s nnd l’attoy’a. Just received nnd for snlo by July 13 • ‘ MOORE fc HENDRICK8Q... Cravali Stocks, Plain mid Figured 811k and Satin Neck ■nos, Prince Alberto, ofPlalmWalorcd and Ribbed 8ilk. White and Fancy, warranted to’fit, Gloves, Under enW Suspenders, Collars, Handkerubleft, Books, 83^ We oak a continuance of tho patronage \ is always been so generously extended to us. 8AM’L HO YX, Late oftho firm of Sam’l Hoyt & Co, Savannah, Ga ( W OULD announce to his friends that be has remov ed to Charleston, S. C- No. 149 East Bay, whero ho Is prepared to do a general Commission business, and furnish to order, nt all times, any articles from tho North or South that may bo wanted, for tho usual commission, as well os receive and sell the saino. And 1 pledge rny- seir that nil business entrusted to my care shall recelvo such attention as will insure similar manifestation or their good will, not doubting that my acquaintance with Northern and Bouthom mnrkcta will ennblo me to do ss ell os any, and hotter than many. Also Dealer In nutter, Cheoeso, Plaster, Marblo Dust, Cement. Lime und Huir. And Agent for sundry Mnchino Manufactories, North and South, as well ns SRus C. Herrings’ Fire Proof Safes, Goorgla and French Burr Mill Stones; all of which will ho.furnlshcd on short notlco. and nt manufacturers prices. Cash paid st all times for Wool, Green, Salted and Dry Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, Shipping Furs, Beeswax, llogajRope Cuttings, Sea Island Lotion Seed and Flor ida Rloss. Also, Southern Tanned Leather In tho Rough. Terms cash Invariably. Kcfors to tho citizens of Savan nah generally. tf sept 4 CARPET WARE HOUSE. T HE Subscriber would respectfully Inform the citizens or Savannah and tho public generally, that the Store formerly occupied by Messrs. Snider, Lalhrop tc Novltt, (which 1s now being enlarged and Improvod,) will be opened on or about tho 20th Inst., with an entirely new and complete stock of Foreign and Domostlo CARPET- 1NGB, OIL CLOTHS, kc. kc. Having secured Uie Agoncy or several of the pr nclnnl roonurnctorlea of Europe, purchotcrawlll bo enabled to make selections from the most complete assortment of kc!,'evoroiforod in U>to city; all ofWhleh will bo so n •gg in ^“a?a jBSSIViOffiX X builder, aro prepared to furnish any description ol Church or Forler Organs. As a specimen of his lnstru- ineuls, referonco to mndo to tho orgun roceutly erected, by him In U10 Lutheran Clmrclioflhto city. Parties desiring Information on the subject can owertMir aU. necessary particulars on application to F. ZOQBAURI tcCO H |Uly .13 \VbHakcraU,one.door east of Bryan-sU j TT1RAM SMITH’S FLOUR.-30 bbto. Hlrstri Smith’s! XI Flour; 30 hair do. extra Canal do. "Landing pbrl “S55 Al,lmn "’ ‘"otaa * C»KNINGHAM ‘ X and winter Good*, Id which they Invito tho attention ° r “ST Vl ‘ l Wl'rf,' 1 {:AT.IIlor i BTEBB1N8. Vf ACKKRBL k CODFISH.— "X 25 barrels new No. 3 Mackerel 20 do. do. No. 2 do. , do. No. 1 do. 1000 Codfish Landing from brig Marshall, and for sale by •ept ft CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. LOUR, ALMONDS, SOAP, kc. k<l— J) 25 half bbls. extra Canal Flour; 5 frails “Jordan” Almonds; 25 boxes Pale Soap: 15 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar, ,■ 20 bbto. extra Monongahela Whiskey. Landing, and for sale by sept 14 CRANE k HOLCOMBE. TT'LQUR, SUGAR, ROPE, AND RAISINS— X? 35 bbls. Canal Flour, 10 bhds. Cuba Sugar; 100 colls Wearer’s Rope; 20 boxes and 10 half boxes Raisins. Landing, and for sale by eept ft CRANE k HOLCOMBE. QUGAR, MOLASSES, kc.— O 15 hhds. Primo Porto Rico Sugar Id hhds. Choice do. do. 50 bbls. Sugar House Molasses 60 bbls. Butter, Sugar and Soda Crackers 25 boxes Soda Biscuit 20 boxes assorted Candy Landing and for sale by •ept 14 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. T) ACON.LARD, FLOUR, kc.— XJ 50 hhds. prime Cincinnati Bacon 81des] 20 do. Bacon Shoulders; 50 barrels prime Leaf Lard: 100 do. ftowurd street Flour: 200 do. N. O. and Baltimore Whiskey; ,25 do. N. E.' Rum; 50do. Phelps’ Gin; 100 boxes Slar Candles; 150 do. Tobacco, of various qualities; 30 hhds.,20 tea.and 25 bbls. prime O. Molasses; 30 bales I-cnf Tobacco; 25 bogs lUo Coffee; 500 colls Bale Rope; 100 bales Guny Bagging. For sale by tug 3 COHENS k HERTZ. MANUFACTURED TOUA« CO, Aco- luL 81 boxes Grant k Williams’ 5’s and 8’s Tobacco; 20 quarter do do; GO bbls. Crushed nnd Powdered Sugar; 40 do Clarified do; 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch; 150 do No. I Pole and Family Soap; 6113 tbcattys Hyson Tea; 10 bbls. Bleached Whole Oil; 10 do Soda Blsculs; 10 half boxes Lonf Sugnr, Landing and for sale by sept 7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. C UGAR8, COFFEE, TOBACCO, fco, kc.— O 10 hhds. prime SU Croix Sugar; 25 do. strictly choice Porto Rico do; 100 bbls. Stuart’s Clarified Sugar; 50 do do Crashed do; 20 do do Powdered do; 40 boxes do Loaf do; 500 bogs Rio Colfee; 100 do Jamaica Coffee, part very choice; 100 do Laguyra do; 25 boxes old Java Coffee; 10 do Mocko do; 250 boxes Tobacco, various brands and sizes; 50,000 very superior Spanish Scgars; 100,000 half 8pnnish do; For sole ou accommodating terms, by aug 2 CRANE k HOLCOMBE, OUNDRIES.—150 boxes Soap, various brands. O 50 bbls. Irish Potatoes. 40 bbls. Hiram Smith’s Flour. 20 bags Black Pepper. 100 kegs Gun and Rlfio Powder. 50 )/ casks Sherry, Madeira, und Tenoriffe Wine. Received and for sale by sept 6 McMAHON k DOYLE. OUG AIL—50 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugar. O 50 bbls. Refined do. 50 do. Crushed and Powdered do. Just received and for sale by sept 0 McMAHON k DOYLE. (pOFFEB, MACKEREL, kc.— V 170 bugs Primo Green Rio Coffoe. 50 bbls. Nos. 1 and 3. Mackerel. 20hairdo.No.ldo, 40 bbto. Stewart’s crashed and powdered Sugar. 20quarter casks whlto wine Vfnognr. 500 renms Wrapping paper, assorted. 75 packages Hyson aud Green Tea, selected. 80 boxes 0s and es Bedell’s patent Tallow Candles. 100 bbls. E. Phelps’ Gin. 40 do. P. aud 11. Connocttcut River do. 25 do. Domestic Brandy. 10 do. high proof Whlte|WhlBkey. 1 Puncheon old Jamaica Rum. 1 do. old St. Croix do. 1 do.oldScotch Whiskey. Landing and for sale by aoptO SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO. T AND1NG from schr*. Julia Eliza, Urania, Bussex, Xj barque Texas, and brig Augusta: so hhds.cholco Porto itlco Sugar 25 do fair Cuba do 250 bngs fair to prime Rio Coffoo 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 Ihs. Bar Lead 25 barrels No. 1 Loaf Lard 50 do Stuart’s Sugar, B. k O. 50 do extra Flour, Hiram Smith, Spalding and Hopeton brands; 5 bales Twine 20 quarter casks pure Malaga Wino 10 barrels Cherry Brandy 25 do Rose and Peppermint Cordials 50 boxes assorted Candy; 50 boxes Cheese, (new) 50 boxes Cheese, English Dairy 100 do Tobacco, most approved brands. For sale on liberal terms, by septS CRANE & HOLCOMBE. CUGAR, COFFEE. SOAP, CANDLES, kc.— O 25 bbls. Stuart's 11. Clarified Sugar; 25 “ “ O. “ “ 20 bogs Old Government Java Coffoe; 100 bags prime Rio Coffee; 100 boxes Smith’s and Buchan’s Family 8oap; 100 boxes Colgate’s Pale and No. 1 Soap; 50 boxes Beadel’s Tallow Candles, G’s and 8’s; 10 bbto. Pure Cidor Vinegar; 20 bbls. High Proof Whiskey; 20 boxesTobacco, IQ’s; 40 bbto. primo Leaf Lard; 50 kegs prime Leaf Lard; Landing, and for sale by tug 25 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO. T ARD, HAMS, HIDES AND SHOULDERS.— XJ 15 casks fine Roloson’s Hams; 200 Reynold’s best Sugar cured Hams; 20 bhds. prime Bacon Sides; 17 do. do. do. Shouldors; 40 bbls. prime No. 1 Leaf l.nrd: for sale by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT k CO. ■pALTIMORE FLOUR, BACON AND LARD. X> 250 bbls. superfine Howard-sL Flour; 100hhds. prime Bacon 8ides; 40 do. do. do. Shoulders;] 20 casks superior Sugar Cured Hams; 100 bbls. and 200 kegs prime Leaf Lard. For sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. OUGAR AND MOLASSES.— O 25 hhds. choice St. Croix Sugar: 30 do. prime and choice Porto Rico do.; 20 do. fair Muscovado do.; 18 do. prime and fair New Orleans da; 150 bbls. Btuart’s Crashed and Powdered do.; 80 do. do. B. and C. Clarified do. 150 do. New Orleans Molassos; 100 do. West India do. For sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. ft ANAL FLOUR, kc.— \J 100 bbls. Hiram Smith’s and pure Genesee Flour; 40 hair do. do. do do. do.; GO bbto. Butter, 8ugnr and Soda Biscuit; 50 boxes Tread well’s do. do. 100 boxes Sealed Uorrings; 300 do No. 1. Palo and Family Soap; 50 do. Colgate’s Pearl Starch; 30 half chests )/ and )/ lb papers Black Tea; 70 boxoa 0 pounds each, superior do. do.; 60 packages assorted Green do.; 20 casoe Olive Oil. Landing, and for sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO. /“lOFFKE, SUGAR, BACON, kc.— 1^)00 bags Rio Coffee; 100 hhds. Muscovado Sugar; 100 do.Cardenas Molasses; 25 do choice Bacon Sides; 25 do. choice Bacon Shoulders; 150 boles Gunny Bagging. In store and for solo by Juno 23 PADELFORD, FAY k CO. T>RANDY AND GIN, IN BOND— JJ 10 pipes Swan Gin: 5 pipes Imperial Eagle Gin; 15 hair pines dark Otard, Dupuy k Co.’s Brandy. 2 do. do. palo do. do. do. do. 15 half and quarter pipes Rochelle Brandy. All under Custom liouso lock. For sale by Juno 24 W. M. DAVIDSON. T IQUOR8, SEGARS, kc.— Xj 5 qr. casks Otard. Dupuy k Co.’s Brandy 15 do. Pico Madeira Wine 3 half pipes do. do. 3 do. Sherry do. 50 boxes Claret, quarts and pi uts 10 baskets Champagne, do. 50 M Scgars, of direct Importation, and from tbe most celebrated manufecturers; together with a supply ol Cordials, and Sweetmeats. Just received by Juno 23 M. J. SOLOMONS. TMPORTED LIQU0R8.— X Hi hair pipes Otard, Dupuy k Co.’s best Brandy; 10 qr. and eighth, “Jean l-ouls, very old.” Brandy; 15 casks “Sazorar’s” and “Duvand” Brandy; 3 pipes Holland Gin, Swan Brand; 2 puuchoons 8L Croix Rum; 2 do. Jamaica do. For sole by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT k OO. ■ft if ADKIRA, CLARET AND SHERRY W1NE6.- 1VX 20 hairand quarter pipe* good Madeira Wine; 5 quarter casks superior old do. 30 do. Tenorlffo and Sicily do. 20 do. Port. do. B casks Bordoaux Claret do. 5 quarter casks flue old Sherry do. July 13 J. V CONNERAT k CO. PRINTING 1‘AI‘HIt. i JA REAMS Printing Pnpor, of the following elzee: 14U 24 by 35,21)/ by 28)/, Si)/ by % 24* by 38, 25 by 30,25 by 30)/, 24 by 38. On band aud for sole by July 9 . J. B. CUBBE^OE. TRALL 8TYLE8 CA881MERE8 AND' VESTINGS.— i? Theaubscriberhasi Just opened a choice lot or French aud English Fancy Oasslmeres; also, black, polo red, plain* and Brocade figured, silk Vest Inga—all of lato iatrthanUfit. /TtHOlOE 8T^GROIX SUGAR* 1 . . v 27 hhds. Choicest. Croix Sugar; 22 do. , do. Porto Rloo do; ' i 60 cask* prime Bacon Sides: 23 do. do. do. Shoulders; 150 bags do. Green Rio Coflee; 107. do. do. do. . Jamaica Coffee; GO mate Old Government Java do; ) 100 bbto. E. Phelpa’.Gin; . • 40 do. P,kH. Connecticut Rlvir Gin; 30 do.’( Domestic Brandy; . 20 quarter and 90,eighth casks Malaga Wine; 20 bbU. and 50 kegs Prime Leaf Lard; 75 boxes Colgate’s Poor! Starch; . 56 bbls. Hlrnm Smith’s Flour; Jnst received and for sale by sept 29 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. ^, * kiv- J 34 Arid ns selected Goshen Butter: . 50 boxes do. EngUsh Dairy Cheese; 30 do. do. New White do; 20 bbls. good eating Potatoes; Landing from steamer and for sale by ■ sept 29 BCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO. BBLS. HIRAM iT.TlTU TEoOEl *yj 50 bbls. Canal Extra do. 50 bags Rio Coffee. 5 hhds. 51 tueovsdo Sugar. 50 boxes Cordials, assorted. GO do. Pines. 100 reams Wrapping Paper. 100 gross Matches. Landing and for solo by >ept 28 COHEN fc TARVER. SUNDRIES. OA A BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds. m\J\J 70 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugar. - 40 do. Cuba and New-Orleana do. 100 bbto. Refined do. 75 do. Crushed and Powdered do. 25 boxes Loaf do. 300 bags Rio Coffee. 200 do. Porto Rico and St. Domingo Coffee. 75 do. Java do. 150 J/ and cheats Hyson Tea. 40 if do. Black do. 130 boxes 8oap. 100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger.. 80 bbls. Butter, Soda, and Sngar Biscuit. 30 k do. do. do. do. ' do. 130 M Began, assorted kind*. 20 bags Black Pepper. 250 bbto. New-Orteans Whiskey. 100 do. White . do. 50 do. Blonongahelado. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin. 60 do. Best P. k 11. aye Gin. 6 pipes Holland do. 50 v casks 8herry, Madeira, k Teneriffe Wine. 60 baskets Champagne do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 yf casks do. 10 do. Cognac Brandy. I In Custom Houm 20 U pipes do. \ Store. 150 kegs tlun and Rifle Powder. 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot. With a compete assortment of Groceries. For sale un favorable terms by sept 4 . WEBSTER k PALME8. ffit&tjelfrtn auhcttfseincntB., NEW-YORK k SAVANNAH 8TEAH-SUIF LINK teSMb ' . WEEKLY. ifigiBN- “Tho New and Splendid Steam-ShipaH • FLORIDA*...;....,.........OSpUlALTON, r W —AND— ’ ' ‘ ' ALABAMA^....Captain Ludlow* TI. T. ASiwan 14 « hMrti inXit.l 11.. 11 Co, Will leave Savannah and New-York every Satuedat. These Udril are of 1300 tons regtoter, and unsurpassed in safety* speed, and comfort. . • These Steamers, luring Savannah at thesamo Umo that the MAxioNOh* kouiikrncr leave Charleston, ar rive In New-York as sdon as, oCbefbre tbemV 'V* OXW Cabin Passage325, paysble before going onbonrd| Aoents; PAlDELFORD, FAY k CO^ • • - Savannah; SAMUEL L; 5IIT0HILL, Jan 28 194 Front-sfrqet* Npw-York. FOIL PIULABELPinA. Philadelphia & Savannah Steam Savlgatlon Co. register, Capt. John E, Walton,has commenced her regu lar trips and will leave SavSbnah on Wednesday, tire 8th day of September, snd every alternate Wbdnksday thereaftet; ray on tho 22d BepL, 6th and 20th Oct, and 3d and 17tb November, and so on. ,v- Cabin Passage to-Philadelphia................$35 00 Through Tickets to New York 25 00 8teerage. ( 900 • This ship has been built with entire regard to safety, comfort snd despatch, and otters new and admirable fa cillties to business and travel. For freight or pussage ap ply to padelford,Vaykca, * • Agents in Savannah* HERON fc MARTIN, • ■ .ii-j, u,i. 4 . ,Agents In Philadelphia. TEW MACKEREL— 1 jarrela No. 1 Blael do. No. 2 do. :&> do. No. 3 do. 10 hC do. No. 1 do. 10 do. No. 2 do. Landing from ship Hartford, and for sale by sept 21 CRANE k IIOLOOM! SAVANNAH*.AUGUSTA, k HAMBURG* , gfmm, w Tho Union 8team Boat Company of Geor- fjJR^ffgls and Bouth Carolina hating thoroughly ASiStanaioverhanled and refitted tbo'superior steam packets H. L. COOK and OREGON, with Lighters, are now ready Ur transport freight of aU descriptions be tween Savannah, Augtuta and, Hamburg, wtUi ss much* ir not moro dtopslqb, than any other boata on the river. The steamers are'commanded by expcHettcod and so- comraodstlng Captains.; AU freight consigned to tbelr agents wUl be forwarded free of commtoslona . - •' The accommodations for passengers are equal, if not. superior to any boats on tbo river. -.. . • ’ HENRY HARPER* President, Savannah. E. F. KINCHLEY fc C* * “ sept 91 JA5IES HARPER, Ag< BRUNSWICK, FANCY^BLUF^^/eFFERSONTON, ST. MARYS. KING’S FERRY. CENTERVILLE, . AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. ■ ' • tmm w The hew and fitot steam-packet PLANTER. Captain P. Corb, having been thoroughly mu l •fiawoverhaulcd nnd refitted, will resnmo her trips for the above places, commencfng Thursday, the Sod instant, at 10 o’clock, A M. For Freight, or passage, bav- Jawsja^Kssss^sswa^t * pp ' r „ „ £P. KINCHLEY fcOO4 Agents P. 8.—All Freight payable In Savannah. .1 . sept 20 28 barrels Hiram Smith Floor. 25 hf. do. Livingston Extra do. Landing from ship Hartford, and for sale by sept 21 CRANE k HOLCOMBE. L ANDING from brig Excel: 20 hhds. primo Bt. Croix Sugi a. primo 25 bbls. Coffee 10 do. Granulated do 50 bbls. Stunrt’s B. k C. do 10 trails Almonds 20 cases Pickles, quarts and half gallons. For sale by[sept 20]CRANE k HOLCOMBE. S UGAR. COFFEE, SOAP AND CANDLES. . 20 hhds. choice P. R. Sugar; 50 “ Fair do 300 Bags Rio Coffee; 50 Matts old Government Java do. 100 boxes 8oap; 50 “ Starch. Just received and for salo by sept 201853 5PMAHON k DOYLE. B RANDY, GIN, kc. 10 half Pipes Otard Brandjq 10 “ “ Seignett ondRotchcIldo. 10 Pipes Holland Gin; 20jf fc Jtf Casks Madeira Wine; 20 w “ Port do. 30 bbls. old Monongahela Whiskey; 50 w Domestic Brandy; 50 “ do. Gin; 100 •» do. Rum; 100 “ do. Whiskey. Just received and for sale by sept 201859 M’MAHON fc DOYLE. S UGARS.—Just received and Instore: 20 hhds. Mr Muscovado Sugars; 10 do. Now-Orlcans do. 10 do. fine Porto R‘co do. 50 bbto. Crush’d, Powd’d and Refined Sugars; 40 do. Coffee Sugars; for sale by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT fc CO. COUGARS, kc.—22 hhds. choice Porto Itlco 8ugar. GO bbto. Stewart’s Refined and Clarified do. 1 10 tioxes do. Loaf do. 100 bbls. Sugar House 5Iotasses. ao do. Hiram 8mUii’sand Pure Genessee Flour. GO do. Butter, Sugnr aiul Soda Crackers. 25 do. and 10 kegs Prime Leaf Lard. 50 boxes Selected New Cheese. 100 do. Star Candles. 80 do. Beadel’s G's and 8’s Patent Tallow Candles. Landing and for sale by SCRANTON, sept 25 f, JOHNSTON fc CO. TTVLOUR, SOAP, STARCH, and CANDLES.—Landing J? 100 bbls Cannl Flour 50 boxes Colgate's Pearl Starch 50 boxes Georgia Caudles 100 boxes Bonn. For sale by [sept 25] SWIFT fc CO. D omestic liquors— 100 bbls. E.Phelp’s Gin? 50 do P. k U. Gin, Conn. River; 100 do N. O. Whiskey; 50 do Baltimore Whisks; 100 do N. E. Rum; 50 do Domestic liraudy. Landing, and for sale by [sept 25] SWIFT k CO. jksy; ROBERTS Oc FOOTE, Broughton-atreet, (up stairs) opposite the St. Andrew's Hall, H AVE now on hand a very large nnd well-selected Stock of DRY GOODS, which they offer for sale, by the piece or package to tho trade—consisting, In part, of Colored and Duffeil Blankets. Red aud White Flannel. Plains and Kerseys, assorted quality. Satinets nnd Kentucky Jeans. Fnncy and Tweed Casslmores. Striped aud Plain Cotton Osnabnrgs. Bleached and brown Shirtings and Sheetings. English and American Prints. Cashmeres nnd Printed DoLslnes. Black and Colored Alpacas. Black and Colored Coburgs. With an additional general variety of Goods usually kept In Dry Goods Stores, whtch aro offered for sale at the usual accommodating terms. sept 18 . CHEAP CASH STORE* CORNER WHITAKER AND COMQRESS-STS. B LEACHED and Brown SHEETINGS k SHIRTINGS. The Subscribers have Just received per brig WUson Fuller,from New-York: Water Twist bleached 8IIEETING New-York Mills do do James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4 Londsdale and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4 Sea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4 7-8, 8,9,10, 11, and !!M Allendale Bro. Sheeting 7-8,8,9,10,11, and 12-4 do Bleached do 7-8,8,9,10,11, and 19-4 Hamilton do do For sale by M. PRKNDERQAST k CO. GEORGIA RURR MILL STOIYU81 rpHE Undereignod hns on hand an assortment or Burr X Stone, from 18 Inches to 4)f feet diameter, a portion or which to already dressed for running, and of superior quality. All U10 necessary irons ftirnlsbcd with the Stone, when wanted. Having a competent Individual to dress and fit Mill Stones, tno article can be delivered at all times to suit orders, and on liberal terms. O. H. CAMPF1ELD. STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, fTMIE ESSEX COMPANY Lawrikoe, Mass., art chinery, mm ainuui4i4 uuu UL-Iviug, 1UIUI1IU WIU 1 444 .4JI Water Wheels, Machinists’ Tools, and Machine Work : generally, in the best manner, and at prices as low as equally good work can bo obtained for elsewhere. Particular attention paid to economy of (del In steam engines, and to durability in every thlug. apr 24 ly GORDON "flcKAY, Agent. QUEFFIELD SHIP AXES, Adies.and Chlsols,Jnst re- O eel vod and for solo by . F. .W; CORN WELL, ■opt 24 109 Bryau-etrcoi, Brown’* Essence of Jamaica Ginifer. T HIS Artlclo Is elaborately prepared from carefully so- lectod articles of the best quality; It possesses In a concentrated form all the valuable properties of the Ja maica Ginger, and to warranted to be free from all Irri tating or other properties of an Injurious tendency. It to beneficially used In a variety of circumstances where a warm cordial and gratoftmUlinulant to required, particularly in cases where there iv a sense of exhaus- lion arising from excessive fatigue or heat, a few orope In half a tumbler or water with a little sugar, will be found an effectual and most pleasant restorative, whlcu makes this essence a highly useful addition to tho travel ler’s portmanteau, us well as to the family collection or remedies. Whore there to an unpleasant senso of weight or nausea after eating, from Imperfect digestion, or where nausea to Induced from riding In a rail road car, or carriage, or from tho motion of a vessel at sea, the Essence of Gin ger. If given according to the directions wlU almost In variably give relief. , . , In ordinary diarrhoea, inclplont cholera, In short. In all cases of prostration ortho dlgostl ve functions, whether from Indulgence or disease It to of Inestimable valuo. During the summer months and In Southern cllmiites. It to Invaluable, particularly during tbe prevalence of epidemic Cholera; no traveller or family should be with out It. Just receive per steamer, and for sale by June 24 W. W. LINCOLN, MonumonUquaro. kc are pro- SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA; STEAM HO AT COMPANY OF GEORGIA Will continue to run the following Btearaert, vl*: DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) ......Oapt. ; ( CHATHAM, (Iron) 7. 7. Capt. Hubbard. THOS. 8. METCALF, Capt. . TENNE8SEE, ...Capt.- Which, with tow-boats snd lighters, tffon facilities for transportation or freight to U>e Interior of Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, in connection with Railroads. The elegant steam-packet D. L. Adams will connect with the steamships Florida and Alabama, landing freight by them in 5 days from New York to Augusta. Freight (now taken at reduced rat*,) wlU ba forward- ' free of commission. .... • , .... X3T In order to prevent detent ton omitoearHa#e,blUa lading should be addressed to G. H. JOHNSTON, . it (now taken al ed/r*e of commission. Jtodlt_ Presidont, Savannah. Merchandize from the interior* ,to JOHN A. MOORE, Agent, Augusta. DIRECTORS. Savannah.—Goo. II. Johnston, Andrew Low. Edward Padelford. W. C. O’Driscoll, Charles Green. Joseph 8. Fay* Jo*. Washburn. Auouata.—J. R. Bulkley, T. 8. Metcalf, James Hop L. Hopkins, E, Sherman. G. M. Newton. Savannah, June 24, 1852. TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTK.! ‘ - - B ' 1 “ THR ■- _ -RVfc. Savannah St Ch ar 1 e ston sia 1 f>*Mi U. 8. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS ' L EAVE Savannali kvsrt Mornino at, Four o’clock, after the arrival or the Night Train of tns • Central Rail-Road, and ARRIVE: at Gbarleston at Twelve o’clock M.bame pay, connecting at Charles, ton with the 'Wllminfrton Stoam-Packeto. which leave with the U.8. Mall every day at 2)/pTnl and, atoo, with the New-York A: Charleston Steam ships, which leave Charleston avaav Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons. Passengers leaving Macon on Tuesday evenings will arrive In time to connect with tbo splendid new steam shin JAMES ADGER one week and tbe steamship SOUTHERNER the next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land route. .820 00 time 53 hours. By steamships .....ii.;;kt25Gt may 15 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. SAVANNAH-ANP AUGUSTA IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY OF GEORGIA. rpHI8 COMPANY will continue to transport Produce X and other Merchandise, on the Savannah river, to and from Augusta, by their Iron Steamers JOIIN RANDOLPH,....Capt. Philtot. LAMAR,.... .Capt. Cbeswbll. —AND ALSO BY TUI STEAMER— AMORY SIBLEY, Capt. The latter 8tearaer bclrm of leu draught than any other on the. River, Insures unprecedented despatch in all stages of the water. The Company la also provided with fifteen Tow-Boats and two Lighters. AU Freight addressed to the care of the Company, of Its Agents, wUl bo received and forwarded, free of com missions. A. SIBLEY, Presldeht, Augusta, octlO W. M. ROWI^ANt£ Agent, Augusla. Superintendent’s Office of 'the Centrdi Railroad Company, AUGUST 30, 1852. TTtREIGUTEKS by tbe llneof the CentraL Southwest- I era, and Macon and Western Roads, aro assured that there to no obstruction to the transportation - 6f Goods and Produce by tbe carrying away or the tempo rary trossel work at the Ocraulgee. . . They will be put to no expense whatever, and to the delay of only one day by portage, The new bridge which to in progress, will be finished permanently In sixty days. aug 30 MACPHER8QN B. MILLEN; Bup’t.- •THROUGH PARE . From Charleston to Baltlmoro t<T 80* To Philadelphia $19, and to New'York #20. i life ' THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON, BO. OA. L EAVING the w hartal the foot of Laureneatroet dally after the arrival of the Southern cars, via \yilming> ton,N. C n from which point two daUy trains are dis patched at 8 A. M.andip. M.; the 8. o'clock only cop- phla, an that tho New-York tho public to respectfully. Informed io steamers of these lines, are In first rate condition, and ore navigated by well known and experienced com manders; the Rail Ronds are in fine order, (the Wilming ton and Weldon, as well as the Seaboard and Roanoke having recently been relald with beavy Trail) thereby securing both safety and despatch. By these routes pas sengers availing themselves of the first’thdn'taay', reach Baltimore in 40 hours, Philadelphia in 45 how, and New York lu 50)/ hours; and by the second train they arrive in Baltimore In 50 hours, Philadelphia In 50 bourn, and. New-York In 61)/hours. n Through tlckotscon alone be bad from B. WINS] Agent or the Wilmlugton aud Raleigh Ball R ' » at the office of the Company, foot ofLaur eston, 8. U, to whom please apply. -• AUGUSTA AND WAYNESBORO’ RAIL-ROAD. CHANGE OF SCHERujuja. rpHIS ROAD to now open for the 'transportation of X Freight and Passengers to WayneebohiV. At-this point It connects with a splendid line of Four-Horse Post Coaches, forming a perfect dally connection between Au gusta and Savannah, Macon and Mllledgevllle. On and after Monday, May lOtb, Passenger trains wUl run Dally, as follows: Leave Savannah at. 8.00 o’clock A; M. “ Macon nt .7.30 “ A.M. “ Mlllodgevilleat .7.00 “ A.M. “ Augustaat .4J0 “ A.M. Arrive at Augusta nt ....9.40 1 u :P,.M. “ at Savannah 6.00 P. M, “ at Macon at .8.45 «•: P. 5L “ at Mllledgevllle at.....7.15 “ . P. M. Fare between Savannah and Augusta.. ....... .. . ,*5 50 u u Mllledgevllle kc “ v 75 MACpiIERSON B. MILLEN, Gen’l B 1 Slew Hlh 1(3*0 Savannah, May 5tb, 1852, SOUTU-V u , - -——7—or- ' Aalght: tktva* at 3)/ P. wnnectlng each way wl& tile Cenfral and Macon and Western Kail; Road Tralhi.rand' the Talla- huesce, Euraula und Columbus Mali SIntro 1,1 nea. Passengers dine LtFbrt Valley Bt l.lSPJ!. ' ^ GEO. W. AD AMB, Superintendent ' Bouth Western Rail Road.’ COPPERSMITH And'p . rpHE Subscriber having fitted up, in connection With, X his Foundry nnd Machino works, a Shop for the! above business, and engaged Uie services of superior workmen, to prepared to do any description or work that All work done In the very best manner and at tho shortoet notlco. aTN. MILLER, July 12 , . 1 tf , . Eastern Whari. MAlUNli JU1LWAV. therefore, prepared to take np^vessels of any size usually' visiting our port, and to do the work of repairing, ke^ on reasonable terms. Tboeo who wish to clean or paint the and Caulking, in all Its various bran< eastern extremity or uie city. A good Ship Smith Uonlhfl pnnD>M»• aug.3 Jjf U. F. WILL1NK, Ja. Towns, California, Europe, Alsoi N . pop, Oglethvrpe, .Columbus ontl: A"” PANY, by wh]ch .we aro prepared: to ages. Parcels, 8peqto, Jewelry, and March !lryv«u> 1 r sbEsbeol tho wonts of the otylrena of Btivannal I ■ faithfully, j ... J.DkMAl. 153 BayNti*, 9 (toon East of Offices.—No. 74 Itroadi rtreet,Bb.ton;N0.43 8oUth
