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Newspaper Page TextK rUBI.lSHED daily and Tai-wmay. /'^ . ^'jLOOKE ; & CO. pity and County Printer*. Taper CS, Tri-WoeUy'tli,... ...Tor Annum, rp. i„ Jo ceso » HUui oiderfor Uio pnpor bo atlpmiMl lo,oh!»> MoonffiV#,# wtUr the m»oo/, or a «nl«piolonr rtfcreni*. ADV EUTISINO nATEBl no Inscruon^.w^ . Two “ ......’.lUOO Otto, . Thmfl « 25-, Three *» 50 r h w “ ....,150 . Four. 15 00 « V;v. 175 six « 20 00 Week....... 8 00- • One Year 30 00 SagJfe?? U| ^. For one Insertion;..... /*;.>.«...*... .45 cents. . m onoweek .w'...V........'.fiiOO,fcc^fco. ; Legal odrerUeementa Inserted at the usual rates, taod •iriptcare taken that they he published according to Uiw. * AU advertisements (Tom transient persons or strangers, 1 advertisers will , be oonflned riridlr fo their reguhw business, and all other advertise ments, not pertaimug to their regular business, ns agreed Nearly advertisers exceeding In their advertisements Ibo average number of lines agreed for, will be Charged at proportional rates. •' No ADvaartasMsirrs wiu. b« iksrutid oavrui- SSfSffflBWIf ssL ®rd*,fe y S Hertz, W Hllausomau, Nil Harris, Stephen Hatrlck, 8 |A Hooker, 08 Hunter, RR Habersham, Chas F Hain-| Iton, W H Holmes, ap,Halsey, Wm W Habersham, J M I Haywood, Titos Moynes, Jno B Habersham, George B Harding, Jno Harrisson, Nicholas Heyle, Fras lleraan- desj Andrew Ilarrlsson, Wm Humphreys, John Uelry, G Troup Howard, Wm Henderson, D B Henderson, Jas [Ml Henderson,Tlioinn* Uelry, Clnus Hallman, John'HI Hull, l,cvl Hart, Jas Horan, B Heidi, Maurioe .Hftokelt,; Robt Habersham. Br, John Harper, J W Harris, Thos iHoleombe, G H Holcombe, K H Harris, Wm Heldt, Jos Haregroves, Jos 0 Habersham. John B Holcombe, Kldrodl Hayden, EJ Harden, Jno Hamlet, Goo Haas, Jno R Hamlet. M Harding, Seymour Harris, B DHeyle, Wm F: George.Jones, JaaO Jones, Jas, M Jones,_p G James, Moxsndor Johnson, Jas T Jones. J D Jesse, Thos Jones, Sdward Jones, Jos Johnlton/Peter Jacobs, John R lohnron, Christian Jogstetter, EB.Johnson, G H John- Kin, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John it Jackson, Bulloch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt JacksmvWra A.Jaudpn. H R Jackson, Claus Jnckons, Peyton R Johnson, Jos W Jackson, Goorgo Jackson. recdons ts to the number of Insertions, will be published A l tfent, Louis Koezel.'Thos Keaton, Jas Kirkland, A) dSly, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged ac- — * **« nnhlllUdV. • . "ffffll letters directed .to this.office, or the Editors, . mu& M post paid, to enUUethera to ettenUon. . N. B.—Each Citation by the Court of Ordinary, that ■npllcatlon has been made for Letters of Administration, must be published thirtt oats at loasL . Notice oy Executors and Administrators (br Debtors and Creditors to render lu their accounts, must be pub lished six wkkks. d«« . _ , Spell—' —....i—-h« t\Up bctwlwn tbo hours'of tenln"the raorntog and.fourin tho afternoon. No ante from day to day Is valid, unions so expressed In the ndrertlsoment. nnd Guardi, bus to the Ckmrtof%C| for loajm josoUtoH Estate Or 8%ofpewnal,propery (except SBMawss “ d must be ad vertUod three months at least. ,. j&st H wMHte ,*lji8tpfV0ter8' S ' EC, 2. Be il/urtkef enacted by the antkority of (As itldormon of the city of Savannah and tho hamjots there of who are citizens of the United States, hovo resided lu tho Slate of Georgia for one year Immediately preceding tho election and^lthlntho corporate limits or Bavannah Tor one month immediately preceding their registration and continue so to do up to the time of election, who havo attained tho ago or twenty-one years, havo paid all city taxes or have In tholr own right sufficient real estate to satisfy any tax executions Which may be against thorn, who have made all returns required by tho ordinances of the city, and havo been registered according to the pro visions Of this acL—Extract from the Registry Lau. Adolph Abrahams,Robert Adams, JohnB Achord,Goo A AhIlV W Avurfoldt,G W AndoraoiqMathfos Amorous, C II Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abraham, O S Arnold, Geo Alexandor, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, Goorgo Armstrong, James Anderson, W V N Armstrong, R F A kiu, Peter Arnold, R D Arnold, Thos Adams, E C Anderson, Richard Aborcrnmblo. J 8,An- durson, John Auglum, II G W Alexander, John Allen, Jamos Ahern, R A Allen, W B. Adams. IS* Conrad Byck, Richard Burke, Michael Boylan, E W Buker, John Urudy.EJ Blount, Wm 51 Blount, Patrick Brudy, Thos Bandy, Wm B Blount. Dr W G Bulloch, Anthony Boslor. Haul B Box,Jos 11 Baldwin, Isaac Drun. no, Selgsinond Berg, Henry Bomers, N KBsmum, Wm P Ilrantley, Robt Blake, Vvtn Burko, A F Bennett, Win M Black, Felix Bouytmon, Gilbert Butler, Thos Uonrke. Eugene M Boo, J P Dolfoulllet, L E Byck, A Borchert, Wm Baasingor, Patrick Bulkov, P H Bohn, Hoiinr Bctto- iuan, Thos W K llealle, Wm J Bulloch, Pstrlok Bradloy, Henry Burt, Ell Bocoir, B P Boll, Win J Bandy, IIL Byrd, G A Uoufeulllel, Jno G Bryan, Thomas II Barrett, Alichae! Brannon, David Bell, Jno Bilbo, T A llulkloy, Frauds Blair, Chas Boll, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch, J M Butler, Michael Bryan. Goo Bunkraan, O B Barrie, Jos Bryan. DL Host, J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K BsllougVWm D Brown, A T Bowne, Jos 11 Burroughs, Jno Boauett, Louis Bnretleld, Jos Bancroft, Tliaddous J Baldwin, Patrick Burke, G L Blount, Jno N Barbee, Jos Brown, OW Urnon, Moioa Black, ll LB Biffilx, Thos S Bailey, WII Bulloch, R M Borihelmosa, Heury W Bmr- eullett,P A tllote, Henry Brigham, WBBrsnlley,T W Bonton, Al J Buckner, John Boston, B M B Burroughs, Douols Bliumcrlmsiett,. D II Baldwin, Wm 0 Barton, Augustus Boullnesu, John Burns, Michael Howley, Ullck Burke, JuO Blanco, J II Bushier, W J BlodgoWasC Bowen. Jno W Blie, Barnard E llee, PS Bartow, Wm liourke, John F.Blakely, mv »* urowiu »»•«•» 11L Boulllncau, J T. Buckner, Charles 11 Bell, Geo Urou- roii,P T Broughton. H 8 Boll, W11 Bradloy, L 8 Bonnott, Jsa Bolbo, Wm Bailey, F H Blols, J U Buckner. Wm H Cuylcr, John Cooper, C A Cloud, P L Constan tino, David 0 Cash, Al A Colioa, RRCuyler, Goo A Cuy- ier. Solomon Cohen, Hugh Cullen. W H Cooper, Edyrard Ciibbogo, David Cohen, John Oleary, Jos V Connerat, Alloa CuiloiL. Chas Cooper,. Jos Cleary. Barnnrd Consten- tlue, Thos \v Cooper, John Clancy. John Cantons, r W Cornwell, Jos B Oarruthers, Nfcnolas Crugor, Wright Culpepper, Thos Corley, R Al Charlton. B J Cnssols, UlcUrdCole, Thos Cusaolc,Jno L Clark, Allchnel Cusack, CII CainpUeld, Francis T Cole, John Curry, Thos Clark, John Gardell, Jas Connolly, John Cnrruthera, Frederick Cook, Emanuel CnnwaUer, Luke Christie, Jos Campbell. I’ras. Csmpfleld, Jno D Charlton, Jno G Cooke, Edmund Cottar, ‘ *’ ’ " hurn. r, II E Courier, Joa Clug- L — r '- T '~ Wm Cnr- Alr Coburn, L F Coot Henry Capon, S Al Golding, Freder ick Carstens, Wm Cox, Wallace Cummlng, Patrick Grot ty, AUchaei Onrey, Peter Cobb, Jno J Cornell. Wm Con- lion, llobt Carr, Pros Champion, A H Champion, Jno W Cornell, James Cornell, H R Christian, Jno J Coates, Jas Cox,JnoT Catnpngnad, Wm Cullen, And Oordes,Plf— Condon; Aaron Crompton, "' m J B Cubbego, George Gaily, AlosekS Cohon, D Bttarap^detavus OoRcn^J P Colfori Bartow Cynthus, Patrick Clark, Jno Al Cody, Jaa Clng-. *•—“ Wm Cannon, Charles Cler, Augustus Cannon, Pat- iioi Hilton! iTw&unl, Jno Jobn -W Ihly, Johpi L Ihly Wm Ihly, Brieo Island. Humphreys, Jos BHar- iFUerb,Wm*‘‘““ nllono. Fred Krete, Harmon Kuhlmon, Wm H Kelly, Phillip Kolb, Dedrick Kattenhorn,P Al Kollock, Ezra Kent, N B Knapp, Jas King, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhousc, JnmCa Kerr, rotor Kraus* Gefort Kork, James Kennedy, John Kelly, Daniel Kain, Hanford Knapp. A J Kam, Edwin Knapp. J F Kirby, Nicholas Kerioy, Robert Knox, Fred erick Krenson, Peter Krlne, Louis Kempf, A G Kennedy, * ' • " - •‘^--"- •--bJas.KlrWand, AL J. L. OLIVER, - Fashionable Boot Manufacturer* MO.SKVENTKKN BULUSTKXKT, NEAR M0NUMEKT-8Q0AKE. Cork-Solo, Water-Proof, Hunting, Alllltory, Patent Lcatlier,' Walking, Dross, and Pump^Sole Boots: Shoot-, ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, fcc-, made to order In the neatest sou most fashionable manner, of wiUTtntod materials, and by the most experi enced and careful workmen. Knapp, Tho* H Kreeger. JU» O A L Lamar, Thos E Lloyd-BenJ’n W Lloyd, Hugh Logan, Jos Llppman, John Al U Lovoll, B W Leach. B Lathrop, Martin Larkin, BY Levy, JT Latham, Peter Logan, Thos Loanr, Hugh Larken, Patrick Lonahon, Patrick Le& Daniel Laphnti, Thomas Lvon. James Lon- sghsn, J T Linde,Linda Linde, Danlol Leahey, William Al, Leigh, John Larkin, Henry Lathrop. D P Landorahlne, Andrew Low, 0 D Loboy, Ix>uls Legrlol, John Lyons, O Lufburrow, Charles Law, Peter Lee. Robert Leyboum, lAivy LlllonthoL W W Lincoln, H F Lclchc, F Al LohoO; Paine Lovell, Wm E Long, John N Lewis, BImenn Lone, Al L Lufburrow, William Lake, BAT Lawrence, A R ">yueh, Edward Lovell, John Lares, D xughlln, J F Linder. James J Logan, 1 Robert A Lewis, A u Luce, JH Ladd, Jno Lama, Jas Lynch, ID LnRoche, Peter Lawrence, Michael Levan, Afatthow Lynch, Root Laohllaon, James Laohllson, Cas par. Lenxer. James Larkin, Timothy. Lavau, DA La- Roche, Robt Luuday, John Lawton, A J Loboy, Tlios Lewis, Wm II Lyons, Antonio Loevenlo, JG Lambright, Michael Lynch, Pal’k Laughlln, John H Loveless, a W Lockwood, Loon Lobman. nr. Abraham Minis. David Alorris, Jacob Manses, John Mnkln, Thos AlcNieholns, John Alasterson, Edward Alaahan, Jeremiah McCarthy, John Alellue, Wm Alorroll, J G Mehrtons, Robt Alotutyro, H 0 MeUrtons, Jno D Alai- lett, Jos Alordocai, Alichaol AlcGrall, Tlios Murlaugh, Loandor Aloore, Mathias 11 Alyer, Poier AIcGullllcuduy, Silvester Manning, Al Atarah, Jacob Miller, Jno Aturchl- son, Jno AlimtraoUin, Thos Maher, Thos AleAuliff, Jas NcFeoly, P. W Miscally, II W Mercer, 0 A MsgllL Wm Meredith, E T AlcGrall, Thos McCollum, 11 Alorce, Wm J Aloore, J D Mallard, C D Alurphy, Jeremiah Alack, N 0 Alllls, Jesse Mount, John Alurphy, B Al Alorol, Patrick Meant, C 0 Millar, John McCabe, Harvey Morse, John AIcDermolt, J Al Allllen, Thomas W McArthur, Lovl S Alyors, Henry Alercklmrdt, Allchnel Meath, Thomas Ma hon, Patrick A!cGovorn,S 8 Millar, TJ McNIsli, John Mahoney. John MeGunagh, Patrick Alasterson, John Alallurr,JamesJ McCoy, Isaac Allnls, Edward McCabe, G Alurklns, S S Moody, Dennis McGuire. Lawrence Alc- Konna, Neylo Alellue, J H Mehrtons, Al I) Alyer, Thomas McKenna, John Allller, Jacob Alankc, Edward McGraw, Bartholomew Alclnarnov, John Mullory, Luder Afehr- tons, A FAlIra, Fabian Myerhoffor, U 8 Allllor.John R Mnrtin, William B Moll, James W Morgan, Michael Alor ris, John W AIcKoy,OF Mills, William E Mongin, D J McKenzie, A F Alordocai, Jns S McDonald, Jas Alanti. *— —• “ O AAlc- . . Alarls. A , /eelv.Wm AfeL calf, E Mcndoll, A K Aloore, Wm Aluckuy, John AlcNIsh, Jus G Molls, L u McConn, Wm Morris. John McCollum, Charles McCann, Bernard Alnllan, Wm McLaughlin, Patrick McLaugblon, F W McCarthy, W II C AIIUs, Jno AIcMshon, Jno F Alullogsn, Jns Mntthews, Isaac AlarshiTbos Madden,JohnMorun, FA Alsddox,Solomon Alayer, E Al AIcDonnell, Win Alorol, Jno Aluhun, Jno R Mayer, Thos G Mooney, Al C Alorlnud, Jas McDonald, T li Maxwell, N W McLeod, Alex AlcHardee, Jno T Alltch- ell, Frcdk Mundori. H K Muntfort, Jns McBride, W J McIntosh, Baml II Alorol, Joromlah.AIcCartliy, Wm Mc Carthy, A N Miller, Thos Mott. II P Miller. IW 'Morrell Jas Alclntlro, Daul McCarthy, Al H Mcl^od, Jns AtcCann Jns AlcCannn, Thos Meeks, Edward Mull egad, Johu Me Aullff, Archibald McAllister. N. isoph Neill, TliosNaylor, Wm Nungozer, JnsNunge- W G Norwood, Jno W NcavltU D D Nlcnols, E L HIT, »i u nuTTiut», .hu ii nvaiiit, _ _ , Nuidlingor, Dan’l Nelson, Torronco Nugent, O N Nichols, Geo S Nichols, L F Nichols. Jos Nagle, Novill Neylo, Jno NoiL J GNoidtllngcr, A A Nuugnzor. J R Norton, Jacob- Noubcrgor, Edwurd Nugent, Snm’l Nuttmun, Jas A Norrt*, Frederick Noltomcn, Jno ONIcoll, Thos Al Noi^ wood, Chas Nowlaud. James Noldlllnger, Wm Novo. O. John W Owens. Geo W Owons, Danlol O’Connor, Tim O’Brlon, Owon 0’ltourkc,John F O’Byrne, David O’Cou- nor, Owen O’Hlelly, Humphrey O’Leary, O 8 Owens, Dennis O’Connor, Jno O'Connell, Jno II Ohlmeyer, Wm H Olcott, Win Olmstcnd, J F O’Neill, D O Olcott, E O'Bymo, Michael O’Neill, OE O’Sulllvnn, n G Ollvor, John Oliver; Jonathan Olmslend, Al O’Reilly, Jdtnos Oli ver, W 0 O’Driscoll, Dan’l O’Sulllvnn, Timothy O’Con nor, Daniel O’Sullivan, WW Oates, John Ogolvle, M W O’llyrUjThos O’Bryan, Geo Ott, FrodlckOtto. P. . Martin Payton, Antonio Ponco, E Al Prendergnst, Bam’l N Papot, James Prendergnst, O G Parker, Anthony Purler, Jos V Prentice, JnoF Posey, N 8 Pinder, Snnvl l’hlibrlck, Jas Al Prentice, S Al Pond, Win Parris, Pnt’lc son, John , , , — dorgns,Thos Purse,Bam’l Pltlmsn. EJ Piirso, George Parsons, R D Papot, Al Prondorgast, Edward Padolford, Ben- Eil ward Padolford, Jr n Tho* Pidgoon, Thos 8 Pitt- JnoPostelL Jos W Phillips, James Primly, J Al l’alln, Alnrcns Al l’ock, Patrick Price, G U Puder.Thos Prouder, goal, Chas Perry, R W Pooler, H K Preston, Jos V Pres ton, Win F Preston, Edward Pursale, D G Phllbrick. Q. Jas Quantock, John Quinn, Martin Quinn, Wm Quinn, Wm Qunutock,jr. P .M Russell, Waring Russell, David RosonblatL Jacob Rosenband, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, Wm Hnchesler, Jamos Russell, ThosJ Ityon, J B Ross, John Reedy, A 'Al Roes, Michael Rochford, Christopher Russell, Win P Roberts, John Ryan, J B Read. Jos VV' Robbcrta, Henry Rosor, Wm Robertson, Patrick Reilly, L 8 Russell, Wm Roche, Barney Rodon, Pal’k Ryan, Wm Rogers, Jno A Roche, Barney Rodon, Pal’k ltyan, Win Rogers, Rlchardsou,Jno 0 Rowland, Michael Rooney, Goorgo Ritter, Edward Reilly, Danlol Robertson, Wra Rom 1 J W Rabun, Jos Ross, Francis Ryan, J B Riploy, Romsliart, Robt Ralford, II W Rnlforil, Aluthow ltnuoru, WmRollly,J P W Reoa, Jno Rlordon, Francis Reivos, Jefferson Roberts, 0II Rlkemnn, 11 Rogers, J Ronnldson, *-—* *- - E Itoblm bers, \Vm Colter, • Laiirence Connoll, Frederick Cullen, John F Oercopely, Goorgo Cngsoo, B II Craodell, F A Cannuet, Jeremiah, Cayanaugh, Martin Couway, D B Coleman, James Carrol),. George E Oongdon, Thomas Collins, J P/Cohen, Charles H Connery, Daniel Donovan, Albert L D’Lorze. Patrick Downoy, IsaacD’Lyon, Alichaol Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wm Al Davidson, Mofty Dorgan,. Wm H DuyIs, Wm Dixon, Jas Dunn, Chcsloy Dugger, Jos H Demund, Jos Dawson, ThosDowelL Jno Downing, J E Davis, |1 J Dlckereon, L 8 DoLyon, G W Davis, D 8 Dnnlols, Jno Dolloy, Wm Duncan, John Dillon, Israel Dssher, Lovl DolbllL A 0 Davonport, Isaac Davis, Heury Daimenfolsor, Jno D Del* jsnnoy, W L Davis, B 0 Dunning, Patrick Dcrvlne, Chas H Duryee, Burrell Dye, 8 0 Dunning, Jr, F G Dana, W 11 Dudloy, John Dovanoy, John Doblo. RII Darby, Jaa Al Doyle, James Downey. Wm II Dunning Jr, lloury Du- blgnou; James Doylo, Marlin Dunnagan, Dudley Davon- K Jacob Do Lii Motto, A M Duy,J. J O Davis, Thos E £ Jas DoMartln, tlo.ury Dltlmora, Alex Drysdale, D H Dllloii, Frod’k Daunorsfolaer, J B Dssher, R W Dasher, M T Dukes, John II. Dows, Samuel L Dowell, John Dry er, F ILDcmcro, W J Donaldson, Thee F Daniels, Alichaol Duggan, John Dorgan. Henry Ellis,'Daulai Egan,*Richard, Ennis, Abraham EluslelmJohu Evorurd, wm Elloby, Thos Eden, .0 W S d8 !'\ j Edv, Charles J Edon, Peter EndrIos,J A Epstein,EdwinWErvlh, James Eden. Jowph Folt.'Jolm Foley, 1 Thos Ford, Jos SFay.Wm ?®|HJk8ewsU II Fisk, James FountaliuDugald Ferguson, I„ii %!L8^!.V.?V > h9rtForrall L Jdp a/Falllgaiit, Jos Fw- !ay, E „ _,-Uoor,. Flonnegan, Pal’k Falllgant, Owon „ -a —» Fnuuatan, Mlcheol Fay, G W Feunoll, Jna Foster,_J R Fisher. 0 J Fullon/ jucob I riund, J 0 Esthers, G G Farrlos, John 0 Ferrell, James i 0l 4 t ‘fl S n J? n CTeolwood, Goo VV Fahn, Leonard Free- land, H R Fort. Thos A ForrIes,,Wm BFlommlug, Jos npi l '?n 8 ’ PtoHt David FJtagorrnliL Robert Flshor, D BFlckllng, Jacob Froy, Jeremiah Flckllng, Wm Fielding, Alex PanoelVO E Flanders, W G Foote, fiep) Franklin Peter FeUi, a w Farr)os, Tnos At Formam' ^ ' JohnGerdtz, Francis Grimbnll/J F Gullmnrtin, BenJ Oeonovoly, Joshua Griffith, 0 L Gilbert, Jos Gedrgo, sr-, 9.,n. a «i , toiuiy, JB Gnlli^ Joi T Uannom- Jos Golger, .lib!?® 1 ul «gow. Geo A Gordon, Wm A Gibbons, Pit-, vr,Gue, u M.Qpodwin, L B Goodwin, l Oarslou Oenlts, ^Q^dry^JullnsBGaudiy,Ri! Griffin,Roborl j.V« y V. Jo *. G ?°. rK0 J| Y D. H. Galloway, Msrtln. Gortln, iSUl e *r luw,1 ^ oh P A Gray,UJ Gilbert, Mattliew Gnlla-, Rnor ? Jamos Gorbov, Wm GnuvauRbly. John Al Guor- K O). Gnerrard, Philip Oelblohouso, ten S^Rhpr,;James Gaullodot, W .E Onifo^n, Jn} roll, - fc, .WmF^iard.jDomlu'lck FlatTeyj John: Foley, Tho* Flaherty, Jno D Fish, L M. EoIoy. L J B Fairchild, Jo* Fnunatnn, M dm Goo Hffbrd, Tlios Grumble, w. B Gib J 8 Green,. Wm Galphln; Jr. Jol rt»y, Wm Gslpbln, sr, Jos Gonahl, Gi Uoullhso, Dennis Ilesly, Duunl*JIoitamLI-. B Hart., Ml* aSttjjdujao eartofl, 71 FACTO^^ORWARDiNOr JHfD GENERAL COMMISSION DVl ili Ik. DOWELL, REKT, BaVANHAK, 0X0X01*. ntlon to Farmers' orders, and No. II Strict personal attention. returns of Bales of Prpduoe. orders, and quick marS SWIFT, DEN8LOW it OO n OOXMXX SAY AMD WlllTAXKR-aTRKKTS. W. D. FORD, ' • Wholeaalo and Retail Grocer. „ Waldburg'o Building. Jeffcnon-ttrcU, Savannah, Ga^ try Constantly on hand, a choice supply of Family, Groceries. — ) July 7 v tT E. O’HYRNE, ' AT TAYLOR’S BUILDIRO—MARKET WDAXF, Keeps constantly on hand a, supply of Crockery-Ware, Groccricu, Ac. &c. Jan 1, ’8L 1 * ly L. ROBIDER, frROM rARIl] Foshlonable Boot and Slioc-lUaker. , Importer of French Leather^ WniTAXER-STREET—OPFOIITR SMETS’ MUILDINa. WYLLY tc MONTMOLLIN. General Agent* and Brokers* Fof tho Bole 6f . RealEetate, Nrfroes,b any description Per tonal Property, OrriOE, CORNER BOLL-ST. AND BAY-LAMB, feb83. • Bavannsh, Georgia. Dantntnn fflnran. “HARDWICK Ic COOKE, Factors and: GonunlNtlon Merchant** No. m Ban-Street. R. S. HARDWICK. , JOHN O. COOKE. . J. UA8BR0U0K Ic CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE BE. SEALERSIM Earthen-Ware, French^C^UL^Looking Glasses. PHILIP KEAN, Draper-and Tailor* AND DEALElCIN READY MADE CLOTHING. PENPiBLD’s RANOE—NO.OB SRYAN4TREET. JlO. 08 SRVAN-STEEET. 8. B. MILLERIc J. D.FERGUSON, - WheelxvrluhtN and Blaekamiths* Comer of • Broughton and Montgomeryt U. SAVANNAH, OA. Carriages, Wagons, Carta and Drays msnufseturod. Blncksmithliig, including Iron Railing and Grates, for Buildings. toly-^ novfl ADAM SHORT, master Builder, FIRST DOOR WEST OF ST. ANDREW’S HALL, Will take contracts for Building and Work In Msi of every description. R.fc J.- Engineer* an MOW Hr il/MSl. tOUXnEH^*''' Canal - 8troct—Near R. LAOULISON. A. N, MILLER, J rlneer and millwright* RON AND BRASS FOUNDER, EASTERN WHARF—SAY-ST. A. PONCE, Importer A manufacturer of Segara* NO. 13 wiirrlkER-sTRiET, Keens on hand r well selected stock of Imported Be gan; iUso Manufactured Tobacco, BnuflT, Pipes, and all other nrticles usually kept In. his line of business, which ho offbrs on the most reasonable terms. nor 3 T—FOnSTEK’S ■ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM. Sjpflun ana gttmmtr JFnaSCona. T HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method oMnfonnlnghla friends mul tho citizens of Savannah, that he Is now opening THE M08T SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING ovor offored In this city. The prloe*, in plnln figures, are marked upon each artlclo, and no deviation, and at urn remarkable low prlcos that the goods are marked, tho subscriber feels confident will be appreciated by a generous public. In part oro the following Goods I have bow In store, to wit i GENTS’ CLOTH COATfs. „ . PANTALOON8. Striped CoUon and Llneu, Plain do do do Nankoen, Drapd’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpacco, Black Doe Bkln Pants, Plain Black Casslmere Pants, Fancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Black and Colored Satinet Pants, - VESTS. Black Batin 8in«Ie and Double Breasted Vests, Fancy 8atln and Bilk do do Embossed Fancy Bilk do do BInck and Fnncy Barathea do do do do Embrol’d Cafslmoro do White and Fancy Batin and Party do Plain Black Bllkvolvet, single and double breasted, Fancy Cut do do do Fancy Cashmere do do GLOVES. Black, White, and Colored Kid Gloves, Black and Castor Riding do Cloth, Cashmere nml Lined Berlin do Black, While andFuncy Silk do CRAVATS. Superfine Black Silk and Fnncy Cravats, do Fancy do, groat variety, White Silk and Satin I’nrty Cravats, BInck and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarft, do do Oporu Ties. Linen Cambric, China Cord and Pongee Pocket Hand kerchiefs. Hals and Caps, of the latest styles, tallies’ Riding Hats. Trunks, Patont and Sole Leather. Vnlyscs, Carpet Bags, Canes, Umbrellas, &c^ 8tc. t. TTUrrKkciifttsE. FLoUb, sul- - : •U 30 kegs selected Goshen Butter. 50 boxes do. Colored Cheese. “ boxes do. White do. ®5 bbls. Hiram 8mlth’s Extra Flour. M bbls. and 20 half bbls. Pore Genossee Flour. 30 boxes Raisins. Received per steamer, and for salo by ■opt 10 BCRANTON, JOHNSTON k. OO. nj.IN, LARD, COFFElTTafcc^- ~ VA 25 barrels imroPhslp’a Gin: do . Imperial Crown do; 100 kegs Lard; 225 bags Rio Coffee*. 50 bbls. Stuart’s B. Sugar. Landing, and for sale by Gents. Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats, Olive do do do do Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Black Cloth Bscks and Polka Backs, Brown do do do do BIuo do do do do Olive do do do do do Bhad Dress do Black Doo Skin Polka Backs, Fancy Oolorod do . do Drab Casslmere Sacks and Polka Backs, Blade Tweed 1 do ‘ do -do Green do Brown do Bilk and Wool Camblet,. “ :kodG do do do COATS. Chocked Ginghams, ' Linen Lustre, • : Plain and Fancy Alpacca, Paris Lustre, Black Morin, BInck and Fancy Tweed, Do do Cashmorotto, Brown and Yellow Llneu, Black Drop d’Ete, Grass Linen. FURNISHING GOODS. Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts. Bilk, Lamb’s Wool, and Alerino Shirts and Drawers, Llnon. Jeans, and Canton Flannel do. Silk, Merino, and Cotton Half Hose, Bilk, Thread, and Nnri Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, two and three ply. CHIJLDREN’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. This Department for Children’s Clothing Is fitted up In tho most costly stylo with every convenience for trying on, fitting, &e n the stock embraces eyory artlclo In that line, consisting In pnrt of Coals and Pants of every style, Over- oonts, and Under Ga-tnento, Jenny Lind Sacks, Polka do- Ovor Sacks, Vests, Braided Suits, Plain, Silk Velvet, Vest Suita and Boys’ Caps, a large assortment. Tho Ladles will find It to their interest to call and examine my stock, ns they are inode up In the latest style and tho best manner and at tho lowest prices. No abatement from tho prices first asked. By Don’t forget the new store on first floor of St. Andrew’s Hall, comer of Broughton and Jefferson-sta apr 28 Wobster, Robert Waggenslotn, Jos Washburn, D L Wil son, Claudius 0 Wilson, Demnaoy White, Peter While, Jno Al WHlIntns. Norman Wallace, Henry Wolgund, Tlios While, W II Williams, J T Webb, Jaa O Watts, John Wickam, tamucl Wilson, Wm P Wylly, John Wlldor, Jsa E Wallhour, Christophor Wltfien, John Wolglcm. Jno VV 0 Williamson, Henry Williamson, William Warner. Peter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yonge, W A Yonge, Wm P Yonge. Z, Peter Zarodnskl, Edward G Zolrouor, Jacob Zimmer- men, Edward Zudomca, Solomon Zoigler. The foregoing are (ho qualifications of voters entitled to vote for Mayor and Aldermen of tbo City of 8avunnah at Ibo onsulng election In Dooeinber next, and a list of porsons Registered for the mouth of May. If there aro any |>orsoiis whoso nnmes aro Registered, aud who are not entitled to a vote, notice Is rospoctfolly requested to bo given to the Clerk of Council, that thoy may bo dealt with according to law. R. F. AKIN, sept 14 Clerk Council. GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE, CARRIAGE MAKER, _ 200 CONGRESS AND 95 ST. JULIAN-STREET, Frunklln-Sqimre. W OULD Return his thanks to his friends and patrons for past favours, aud Inform them, that ho is now ready at the old stand, to execute any work in tho above line, and hopes by his untiring exertions to ploaso all who may honor him with a call. All kinds of repairing In tho nbovo business done with the utmost neatness and dispatch. Wheelwright and Blacksmith work, and all kinds of Wheels,Wagons, Drays, Carta, Atc n made on the shortest notice and on most liberal terms. Jan 20 FAINT AND Oil STORE, SAVANNAH, OA. No. 11 Wliltakcr-strcot. K EEPS constantly for sale-WIIlTE LEAD, Pure Nos. 1 and 2 English do. GROUND PAINTS: Black, Yellow, Brown, Clirome Green, Paris Green, and Prussian Blue. DRY PAINTS: Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow Ochru, Red Lead, Llthnrge, Paris and Clirome Green, Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow, Umber, Terra de Sienna, Drop Black, and A VARIETY OF, FANCY COLORS. Linseed OIL, Sperm do., Ncnlafoot do- arid SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, White-Wash BRUSHES, Paint, Var- •leuersou uouens, u iiikuiiiiui, u u _ Jeremiah Ryan, U Q Rood, Olios E Robinson, Joseph Ross, Henry -Roher, Geo Robins, Alton Russell, Wm RobersoUjJohnUowtoy, John Rogers, Dan’l Roddnmn, Wra P Rowland, Hugh Rlijlly, Andrew Riclly, A R Ral ston, 11 J Royal, Jno E Rice, James Ryan, JasL Rosslg, noil, 0 E Ryau, Wra Robkou,C W Rogers, ThoaRouau, Geo Robertson, Tobins Koihluter, F A Uobcro, G S Roux F T Rolf, Al J Reilly, James Russell. E A Boutlard, Wm Swoll, John A Schaffer, John Scudder, Rlch’d Sinye, Henry Starke, Abraham Simpson, Christophor Sahnoldor, John A Stuly, Rlch’d Scanlnn, Emanuel Sheltall, Hannan Silbor, R It 8pencer, Monlo cal Sheftnll. Andrew Stoafvalor, John8avngc, J 8 Solo mons, Frod’k Soherff, A A Smote, W R Symons, Tlios Sullivan; Geo Spalthoff, Jno G Sexton, A J 0 Shaw, Ja cob Shaffer, Al Shofilall, sr., G J Sponccr.Sam’l Solomons, J P Scrlvon. John 8pollmnn,D H SlowsrUJohnBullIvnn, D Shnffor, Win II Smith, John Stoddard, Ephraim Bcud- der, Snm’l B Sibley, Authony Segur, Jas Shea, Pal’k Scaqlon, JoaBklnnor. J II Stroea, Dan’l Sullivan, Jas Skinner, Dr 8 Sheftoll.Nicholas SInol, Martin Sullivan, Lewis Smith, Jacob Sclinffor, Thomas Saunders, John Stevenson, G N Staley, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Juo Sul- "■'an. James Sullivan, Walter W Smith, Goo Shultz, F F robunrU.Jas J Stokes, Geo Shute,.HarmonBangalock, lloury Seltzer, C B Bcally, E Soraerall, Francis Sorrel, Jno A 8tegln, John Sloan, Wra G Stafford, Jno Screven, Wm Salle, C At Stono, J R Saussy, J M Schley, Francis Shells, P K Shlols, Adam Short, Jpo Y Byinons, James Bymons, F R Bwent, Edmund J Snuudors, Edwin Stiles, J Al Solomons, Augustus Scheldeman, Dentils Sullivan, Daniel .Sullivan, M J Solomons, M Sholinn, Dennis Sulli van, Barney Smith, Henry Stibbs, Jas II Bbohan, Valen tino Stnntou, John Sherlock, tayal Scranton, Martin Shannon,Joseph Sullivan, Jos F8lokes,Philip Smith. Jos AI Bhollmun. James M Strickland, Timothy BhcrrodaD, Thomas Smith, Wm Starr, Jr, H.U Scranton, Jaa Shorde- mari, Conrad Scliolheldor, Goo Stevenson. Rlclmrd Stele, John Shields, Nolson Smith, S S Spelssclzcr. W W Starke, Arp Scnmoti, Thos F Stevens, J.E Sllrk, H W Smith, Wm Starr Jr, Henry Saunders, Peter Smith, JD Btebblnk, ■ A A Solomons, G W Shaffer, D T Scranton, Patrick Skinner, Edward Swift, Sami B Sweat, John I) Spann, John E BtllweB. H Sheppard,F Al Stono, Eloazor Solomons, Tlios Bcully, Wm Buunders, Jos SmiUi Sr, Jno Scliungell, Jesseo J Smith, Wm F Shearer, J A Sowell,,J 8 Sturtovant, Wm Baundors, Jullua, Smith, 11 R Bcfloy, Christopher Smith. Win H Tarver, John,V Turvcr, Goo W TUcolmb, Wm II Tyson. John Thompson, Patrick Tydlngs, Barnanl G Tlldon, Fra’s Tranteli. A FTorlay, P O Thornns, W F Thompson, Jtio F Tucker, A Talblrd, Fras Trautoll, J D Tombroko. James Thunnult, B T Tumor, Wm Thomas,. C E T6m, Edward Tbwhsond, B T Thous, A Thomas, W PTeffl, Alnrion TlireadcralL Jno IIThodo, U JThomas- son, W B Tinsley, Fras TruoholuLR V,Thomas, Richard son Tombs, W II Talblrd, 4. E Taylor. Johu G TIME 18 MONEY. DISPATCH 18 A RECOMMENDATION, H>#My Important to Contractors and Builders, rpllL Subscriber Is now prepared, with a sufficient ^4;. ^workmen, to do four times the amount or TIN ROOFING oranyotlior establishment In tho City or Savannah, In tho samo space of tlmo, and can glvo roferenco to numerous rooftlald by him. which tho pub lic are nt liberty to inspect. I enn cover a medium sized Dwelling House, and put up Gutters and Conductors, complete, in the space of ten hours. All Roofc war ranted In point of workmanship, and prlcos os low os prudence dictates. I am ulsofilling up Water Works In Houses, which In pornt of style and workmanship has never boon practiced All wort riono under my-own Immediate Inspection. I respectfully ask a contlnunuco orthe patronnge which has been so llbomlly bestowed on mo since my com mencement or business, and will endeavor to morlta con tinuance orthe samo. JOHN J. MAURICE, may 20 lo and 12 Barnard-stroot. mi .. Glorious New*11 Tho Most Important DIscovory yet Made III PIIIIiLIP’S PATENT LIQUID GLEE* F OR Carpenters, Brush AInkers, Book Binders, (Jsbl- net Makers, Housekeepers, Druggists, &c. This be ing n Patent Glue, in a Liquid state, always ready for use, requires no fire; it Is tree from smell, and will keep liquid in any climate; It also acta as Cement for Wowl, Stone, China, Glass, Iron, AInrblo, Paper, or any sub stance ; os n paste or gum It stands unoqualod; its repu tation, wherovor it has been introduced, Is or tho first or der ; os a saving to Aleclranlca, is observable at first sight. Wo offer liberal inducements lo Hardware men, Station ers, Druggists, and gunranloe U to cost less, by 20 per cent, than common ordinary Glue. We are making extensive arrangements for this Fall Trade, and country merchants will do well to attend to this immediately. We are establishing Soto 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 the United Stales, carriage free. Also, the British Furniture Polish, In bottles of throe sizes. Country Merchants, altoud lo tho nbovo. Apply early. PHILL1P8 it CO.^ aug3 3m 4Cod»r-st., uear Pearl, Now-York. son Tomus, w n lumiru, j , zs inylor, Johu G Thomai John Trumflef, IK Teffl, Jas P.Tustln, Thos Al Turner,' i Christian Uobclo, Philip Uslor. Antonio Vcndley, alias Rnmboskl, Chas Van Hom, W H 8 Vorsllllo, Tristram Veratllle, David Veoder, Henry Vcllstelch, W C Vandonborg, Henry Vonglahn. * 0, A Wood, Rlch’d Wsyn<£ J L Wlneburg, CnntW White, James Whlllhan.ftoUi: Woodward, Elisha Wylly, Ohorles Wilson; Geo W wylly, Augustus Wcnzo, James sSlaSSSiaSSSi- BBW** ijM.Willl.piBPWtH.hwS rwaynei, G West, Jos W tjlmOif WMIer. W H Weckei. H K I Wlldor, Hetiry wnllsms. F WHllQk, Peter WUtbor. nWcnilelkon, Henry WH- Y Winkler, Jno. E Ward, Jos O o?all kinds, PAPER H ANGINGS, Fire-Board Prints and Borders. 05P“ The above articles will be sold on reasonable terms. House* Sign and Ship Painting Dono lu a workman-llko manner, and > at reasonable prices.Jan 20 WOODEN WARE, T HE subscriber has just received per Bchr. Jolm W. - Anderson, a .supply of Wooden . Ware, vl ti Ice Cream Pails; Brass Bound Tea Tubs: Brass Bound Palls; Aleasures, from 1 quurt to J* bushel; Painted and Plain Tnbs nnd Palls, Wash Boards, Paste Boards, and Pina, Ac., See.; for sale by JOHN J. Al AURICE, augO 10,12nnd 14 Bamard-street. CAmPHENE AND SPIRIT GAS. IHE Subscriber has received por steamer State'or _ Georgia, a supply of Camphene and Spirit Gas, di rect from tho manufacturers, which will be sold on rea sonable terms; Also, Camphene,, Gas, and OH Lamps; Oil, Gas, and Cnmphono Cans of various sizes. * JOHN J. MAURICE, Juno 15 10, 12 and 14 Barnnrd-street. PLUMBING.,, in connection with T iijv □uuM.nuvr iiutihh uiicu uu, II. wunuv.iuii his Foundry and Alachlne Works, a Bhop for the above business, and engaged tho cervices of superior workmon, Is prepared to ao any description of work that mnyoffor. All work done In tho very best manner and at the shortest notice. A. N. MILLER, July 12 tf Eastern Wharf. . MARINE RAILWAY. T HE undersigned respectfully informs all who may noed his services, that he has charge of tho AIARINE RAILWAY, which Is now In successful operation. He Is therefore, prepared to take up vessels or any size usually visiting our port, aud to do the work of repairing, on reasonable terms. Those who wish to oloan or pntnt tho bottoms of their vessels can also be accomodated oh the Railway upon reasonable terms, lie Is also prepared to coutract for building vessels or any class or description,, and.to carry oq the business of Ship Carpentering, Spar Making, aud Caulking, ill all Its various branches, at tho eastern extremity.of the oily. A good Ship tunlth Is — ** nug 3 PRINTING PAPER. ' ' i IA REAAIR Printing Itoper, of the following sizes: 14U 24 by 35,21* by1»Jtf, 24tf by 39, 24^ br SS, 25 by 36,25 by 36V, 24 by 38. On bnncf and for sale by July 9 J. B. CUBBE^tGE. FALL OF 1852. H AVING completed our arrangements for Iho season, wo are now prepared to offor to Ibo public tho larg est and best assortment of GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING, nnd are determined to sustain our reputation by selling Goods at fair prices. We luvta our friends and the pub lic to coll and exnmlno our Fall and Winter Stock, which, for quAUTY, style aud quantity far exceeds any previous season, und from which a complote outfit can bo selected nt tbo very lowest pricks. Our Goods arc selected with great care—being cut In tho latest Fashion, and manufactured In such a manner asl glvo entire satisfaction. 850.000 STOCK of Ready-made CLOTHING, embracing all tho various styles, qualities, etc., In ^rt as follows: Block Cloth, Frock and Dress, Plaid and Clouded, Fancv Business Coats In grest variety. Tweeds cut Into Pellor's Half Sacks, etc-etc. PANTALOONS, raodo from Flno Black Doeskin, nnd the -various FsH styles of Harris’ Clouded aud Mottled Cssslmerea, Black and Fancy Satinets. VESTS: Black and Figured Satin, Goullcmon’s White Silk and Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. Wo Invito the attention of Country Alerchanls lo our Stock, which Is varied nnd complote, nnd manufactured expressly for tholr trade. Wo also huve a genteel as sortment of YOUTH'S CLOTHING, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Blaok and Fnncy Bilk Cravats, Btocka, Plain nnd Figured Silk mid Satin Neck Tics, Prince Alberts, of Plain, Watered and Ribbed Silk. SHIRTS, White and Fancy, warranted to fit, Gloves, Under Gar- menta. Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchiefs, 8ocks, etc. CpWe nak a continuance of tho patronage which has always been so generously extended to us. sept 7 PIERSON, HBIDT Sc CO. SAM’L HOYT, Late of the firm of Sam’l Hoyt & Co, Savannah, Qa. W OULD announce to his friends that be has remov ed to Charleston, 8. C- No. 149 East Bay, where he Is prepared to do a gcuoral Commission business, and furnish to order, at all times, any articles from the North or South that may bo wanted, for the usual commission, as woll as rocolvo and sell Iho samo. And I pledge my self that all business entrusted to my care shall receive such attention as will insure similar manifestation of their good will, not doubting that my acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will enable mo to do as woll as any, and belter than many. Also Dealer in Butter, Cheecso, Plaster, Marble Dust, Cement, Llmo and Hulr. And Agent for sundry Alachiuo Manufactories, North nnd South, as well as 8Uus C. Herrings’ Fire Proof Safes, Georgia and French Burr Mill Slouos; all of which will bo.farnlshod on short notice, nml at manufacturers prices. Cash paid at all times for Wool. Green, Salted and Dry Hides, Deer nnd 81ieop Skins, Shinning Furs. Beeswax, Rag*,Atopo Cuttings, Sea Island CoUon 8ced and Flor ida Aloss. Also, Southern Tanned Leather in the Rough. Terms cash Invariably. Refers to the citizens of Savan nah generally. tf ' wpt4 styles.' For sild'6y sept 17 WAL R.'feYAH . 17 WhltakCMt, PERFUME8|^LublnVRoa« Geranlura,^ Ver^n^Tea, Jnsmlnc^ , opnlnack,.VIolctte, l ljtas, r 8wcct , Brlnr, Doublo ;Ext. Rose; Lutantlno; Mnrvchnll, Jockey Club, Jenny Lind, Ilonuct do Caroline, West End, Boquot do Eater- hazy. Patchouly, Magnolia, Rough nnd Ready, Tubcrouse, Mliraonnelte,Hedyopmla,Oedratx,Spring Flower*. Musk, AllllcOouri and Heliotrope. Also-Ede’s, Guorlaln’* Pro vost’s and Patter's. Just rooeirSfiSa for satohjr \ July 13 MOORBA riLQVES, CRAY ATS AND TIE&r—A supply of Alex- "JT ander’s.black, colored,and white Kid Gloves Just received. Also, a choice assortment of-black, plain and • (•opISH. ’ - Mlakor-sh CARPET WARE HOUSE. T HE Subscriber would respectfully Inform tho cltlxens of Savannah and tbo public generally, that tho 8tore SAVANNAH DRY DOCK. To Ship Owners) Masters and Consignees of Vessels T HE Suscribcr respectfully Informs them that the 8A- VANNA11 DRY*DOCK is now In successful o] lion; and It Is calculated to take in shlpsor any class. ....... 100 lo 1500 tons burthen. It Is 230 (bet long and 65 foot formerly occupied by Alessrs. Snider. Lathrop It Norllt, ’ wldo, arid complete In every particular. A largo gang of (which la now being enlarged and improved,} will he workmon Is employed and a large supply of materials Is 0 pcued ou or about the 20th Inst, with an entirely new on hand, so that vossels cun be repaired with as much, and complete stock or Foreign and Domostlo CARPET, dospateh ns In any other port. Pump nnd Block Alsklng iNGS, OIL CLOTHS, Ac. itc. and Smith's work dono on tho nremlsos, and every effort Having secured tho Agency of several of the principal made to ensure economy and fidelity to those who may manufactories of Europe, purchasers will be enabled to favor the Dock with their business. make selections from ine most complote assortment or ' . i^rT v D. P. LANDERBIIINE, . - “ Agent and 8uperlniendent, fob 84 ; I<ate Of Alarsh’s pock, Chitrleston. AND VFATING8.— •fTtALl, EtVLEB, DABaiAU.^v Jj Tho subscriber luuj ust opened ft oho|co lot pf Frencli and English'Tfahoy URasltnercs: also,, black, colored, plain,' and' Tlrdcido figured silk ' Vestings—njl fit late Covers, Curtain's aud Curtain Stuffs^ ShadSa. Uornloea. A©m over offored lu this city; all ofWhlch ; wiU bo sold at ft&gg re ‘“ l '°r“ U " 1 " , ' l “ "-H? gu^aA CHURCH AND FAR LOR -ORGAN8. rpHE Subscribers, Rgonls for Mr. H.^KN*»rr,; Organ i builder, are. prepared t? furnish .any,doKrlption ol Church or rarlor Organs. Asa spoclmeu of hi* Instru- monts, roferenco Is roudo to the organ recently erected by hltn In the Lutheran Church of this city. Panics desiring information off the subject can ascertain • all 1 necessary particulars on application to F. ZOOUAUAl A CO., ■, ■ juljr 13 WhllakeMiU, ono door east of Dryan-sL lufACRERElA k CODFIBll.- IH. 25 barrels new No. 3 Mackerel 20 do. do. No. 2 do. , 5£dp* do. No. 1 do. 1000 Codfish Lauding from brig MarahalL and for sale by sept 14 CLAGUORN it CUNNINGHAM. TTlLOUB, ALMONDS, BOAP, <cc. kc.- •** bhU. extra Canal Flour; 5 fralfo “Jordan” Almonds; 25 boxes Pale Boap: 15 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar; •opt 14 CRANE ic HOLCOMBE. pLOU^BUGAR, ROPE, AND RAISINS— 10 bhds. Cuba Sugar; 106 colls Weaver’s Rope; 20 boxes and 10 hairboxea Raisins. Landing, and for sale by reptH CRANE k HOLCOMBE. QUGAR, MOLASSES, tec.— O 15 hhds. Prime Porto Rico Sugar 10 hhds. Choice do. do. 50 bbls. Sugar House Molasses GO bbls. nutter, 8ugar and Soda Crackers 25 boxes Bodn Biscuit 20 boxes assorted Candy Landing and for aale by sept 14 BCRANTON, JOHN8TON k CO. .. T) ACON.LARD, FLOUR, kc.— JL> 50 hhds. prime Cincinnati Baoon Bides; 20 do. Bacon Should era; 50 barrels prime Leaf Lard; 100 do. Howard street Flour; 200 do. N.O. and Baltlmoro Whiskey; 23 do. N.E. Rum; 50do. Phelps’Gin; 100 boxes 8lsr Candles; 150 do. Tobacco, or various qualities; 30 hhds M 20 tea. and 25 bbls. prime C. Molasses; 30 bales I*eaf Tobacco; 25 bags Rio Coffee; 500 colls Bale Rope; 100 bales Guny Bagging. For sale by aug 3 COHENS k HERTZ. ITtfANUYAOtCRED TOBACCO, kc.— IfA 81 boxes Grant & Williams’ 5’s and 8’s Tobacco; 20 quarter do do; 60 bbls. Crushed and Powdered 8urar; 40 do Clarified do; 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch; 150 do No. 1 Polo anil Fntnlly Soap; 6113 lb catlys Hyson Tea; 10 bbls. Bleached Whale Oil; 10 do Soda Blsculs; 10 half boxes Loaf Sugar; Lauding and for sale by sept 7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. QUGARS, COFFEE, TOBACCO, kc, kc.— O 10 hhds. prime 8t. Croix 8ugsr, 25 do. strictly choice Porto Rico do; 100 bbfo. Stunrtfo Clarified Sugar; 50 do do Crashed do; 20 do do Powdered do; 40 boxes do Loaf do; 500 bags Rio Coffee; 100 do JamaicaCoffbe,psrtveryeholee; 100 do Loguyre do; 25 boxes old Java Coffee; 10 do Mocko do; 250 boxes Tobacco, various brands and alzeJ; 50,000 very superior Spanish 8cgara; 100,000 half Spanish do; For sale on accommodating terms, by aug 2 CRANE it HOLCOMBE. QUNDRIES.—150 boxes Soap, various brands. O 50 bbls. Irish Potatoes. 40 bbls. Hiram Smith’s Flour. 20 bags Black Pepper. 100 kegs Gun and RIflo Powder. 50 id casks Sherry, Madeira, and Teneriffe Wine. Received and for salo by sept 6 McMAHON it DOYLE. QUO AR.—50 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugar. 0 50 bbls. Refined do. 50 do. Crushed nnd Powdered do. Just received and for sale by sept 6 McMAHON k DOYLE. /10FFEE, MACKEREL, kc.— 170 bags Prime Green Rio Coffee. 50 bbls. Nos. 1 nnd 3. Mackerel. 20 half do. No. 1 do. 40 bbls. 8townrl’s crushed and powdered Sugar. 20 quarter casks white wlno Vluegar. 500 reams Wrapping paper, assorted. 75 packages Hyson and Green Tea, selected. 80 boxes 6s and 8s Bedell’s patent Tallow Candles. 100 bbls. E. Phelps’ Gin. 40 do. P. and H. Connecticut River do. 25 do. Domestic Uraudv. 10 do. high proor Whlhf Whiskey. 1 Puncheon old Jamaica Rum. 1 do. old St. Croix do. 1 do. old Scotch Whiskey. Land Ing and for sale by sept 6 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO. T AND1NG from schre. Julia Eliza, Urania, Sussex, Jj barque Texas, nnd brig Augusta: 50 b!ids.choko Porto Rico Sugar 25 do fair Cuba do 250 bags fair to primo Rio Coffoo 100 do primo old Cuba do 25 barrels Crushed Suaan 100 boxes Star Candles 20 do choice old N. O. Whiskey 200 bogs Buck and Drop Shot; 3,000lbs. Bar Lead 25 barrels No. 1 Loaf Lard 50 do Stuart’s Sugar, B. kO. 50 do extra Flour, Hiram Smith, Spalding and Ilopeton brands; 5 bales Twine 20 quarter casks puro Malaga Wine 10 barrels Cherry Brandy 85 do Rose and Peppermint Cordials 50 boxes assorted Candy; 50 boxes Cboeec, (new) 50 boxes Cheese, English Dairy 100 do Tobacco, most approved brands. For salo on liberal terms, by- sept 8 CRANE k HOLCOMBE. QUGAR, COFFEE, 80AP, CANDLES, kc.— 0 85 bbls. Stuart s B. Clarified Sugar; 25 “ “ C. “ “ 20 bags Old Government Java Coffee; • 100 bags prime Rio Coffee; 100 boxes Smith’s and Buchan’s Family Soap; 100 boxes Colgate’s Palo nnd No. 1 Boap; 50 boxos Beadcl’s Tallow Candles, 0’s and 8’s; 10 bbls. Puro Cider Vinegar; 20 bbls. High Proof Whiskey; 20 boxesTobacco,16’s; 40 bbls. primo Leaf Lard; 50 kegs primo Leaf Lard; Landing, ana for salo by aug 25 BCRANTON, JOHN8TON k CO. T ARD, HAMS, BIDES AND 8HOULDEIUL— Li 15 casks flno Rnloton’s Hams; 200 Reynold’s best Sugar cured Hams; 20 bhas. prime Bacon Sides: 17 do. do. do. Shoulders; 40 bbls. prime No. 1 Leaf Lard: for sale by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT k CO. TV ALT1MORE FLOUR, BACON AND LARD. A) 250 bbls. superfine Iloward-st. Flour; 100hhds. primo Bacon Sides! 40 do. do. do. Shoulders;] 20 casks superior Sugar Cured Hams; 100 bbls. aud 200 kegs primo Leaf Lara.. For sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. QUGAR AND MOLASSES.— ' 0 25 hhds. cholco 8t. Croix 8ugar: 30 do. prime and choico Porto Rico do.; 20 do. fair Muscovado do.; 48 do. primo and fair New Orleans do.; 15C bbls. 8tu art’s Crashed and Powdered do.) 60 do. do. B. and C. Clarified do. 150 do. New Orloans Molasses; 100 do. West India do. For sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. riAN AL FLOUR, kc.— 4 J 100 bbls. Hiram Smith’s and pure Genosoe Flour; 40 half do. do. do do. do.; 60 bbls. Butter, Sugar and Soda Biscuit; 50 boxos Treadwell’s do. do. 100 boxes Scaled Herrings; 300 do No. 1. Pale and Family 8oap; 50 do. Colgate's Pearl Starch; 30 half chests id and lb papers Black Tea; 70 boxes 6 pounds oach, superior do. do.; 60 packages assorted Green do.; 20 cases Olive Oil. Landing, and for sale by July 8 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. rtOFFEE, SUGAR, BACON, kc.— W 1,000 bags Rio Coffee; 100 hbds. Muscovado Sugar; 100 do. Cardenas Molasses; 25 do cholco Bacon Sides; 25 do. cholco Bacon Shouldors; 150 bales Gunny Bagging. In store and for salo by Juno 83 PADELFORD, FAY fc CO. TV RANDY AND GIN, IN BOND— A> 10 pipes Swan Gin; 5 pipes Imperial Eagle Gin; 15 hair pipes dark Otard, Dupuy k Co.’s Brandy. 2 do. do. pale do. do. do. do. 15 half aud quarter pines Rochelle Brandy. All under Custom Uouso lock. For sale by Juno 24 W. M. DAVIDSON. T IQUORS, 8EGARS, kO.— Li 5 qr. casks Otard, Dupuy It Co.’s Brandy 15 do. Pico Madeira Wlno 3 half pipes do. do. 3 do. Shorty do. 50 boxes Claret, quarts and plnta 10 baskets Champagne, do. 50 M Segara, of direct Importation, nnd from the most celebrated manufacturers; together with a supply ol Cordials, and Sweetmeats. Just received by Juno Si 51. J. SOLOMONS. TMPORTED LIQUORS.— A 10 half pipes Otard, Dupuy k Co.’s best Brandy; 10 qr. and eighth, “Jeon Louis, vory old,” Brandy; 15 casks “Sazerar’s” and “Duvznd” Brandy; 3 pipes Holland Gin, 8wan Brand; 9 puncheons SU Croix Rum; 2 do. Jamaica do. For sale by July 13 J. V. CONNERAT fc CO. YSTAbEIRA, CLARET AND 8HERRY WINES.— Ill 20 halfand quarter pipes good Madeira Wine; 5 quarter cosks superior old - do. 30 do. Toiteriffeabd81clly do. 20 do. Port do. 8 casks Bordeaux Claret do. 5 quarter casks flue old Sherry do. JllS° 3“'° bl J. V CONNERAT fc CO. nfss»wss!»sa... sale, on the most foynrable terms, the following: 8UGARB- 50 bhds. Porto Rico, fair to choice. S3 bhds. Prime SL Croix. ' 25 hbds. Fftlr Cuba. 200 bbls. 8tewart’s B. it C. 25 bbls. Crushed. 85 boxes Loaf. COFFEE- 500 bags Rio, fair lo prime. 100 bags Jamaica. 100 podeets Old Java. 50 bags Cuba. BAGGING A ROPE— 200 bales Gunny. 10 bales Dundee. 300 coils Rope.. TOBACCO- 300 boxes, various brands. CHEESE- 150 boxes Cream. 50 boxes English Dairy. MACKEREL- 25 barrels No. 1. 25 half barrels No. 1. 50 barrels No. 2. 25 half barrels No. 9. 50 barrels No.'S.. BACON— SO casks 8ldes. 25 casks Shoulders. M0LAB8E3— 50 tierces Cuba. 50 barrels Cuba. 50 barrels New Orleans. CANDLES— 50 boxes Adamantine. 100 boxei Star. 25 boxes Pearl. 100 boxes Hull A BeadePs. PICKLES— 50 boxes Underwood’s. 25 boxes Remington’s. LIQUORS— 100 barrels E. P. Gin. 50 barrels Conuoctlcnt River Gin. 50 barrels N. K. Rum. 25 barrels Extra Choice Old Monoo. Whiskey. 50 barrels Baltimore Whiskey. 25 quarter casks pure Malaga Wine. 25 quarter casks Sel 10 halfpipes utord 5 pipes llultand Gin. 15 quarter casks Madeira Wine. SOAP— 50 boxes Colgate* No. 1. 50 boxes Colgate’s Palo. 100 boxes Boston No. 1. TEA8— 25 quarter chests Green. 10 half chests Black. 10 quarter chests Gunpowder. FLOUR- 50 half barrels Extra. 50 barrels llirura Smith’s, ) 50 barrels pure Genossee, >New Wheat. 150 barrels Baltimore, J STARCH- 50 boxes Pearl. 25 quarter boxes Pearl. RAI8INB— 25 boxes Bunch. 25 half boxes Bunch. ALMONDS- 15 frails Jordan. BUCKKT8— 100 dozen Painted. 50 dozen Varnished. oct 1 tolgnette Brandy, a Utard Braudy. SAVANNAH* AUGUSTA del gmmrn. ^ Tho Union Steam BoSt Ol eRMwAgla and 8onth Carolina hat _ v ... bsSUMiprerhautod and refitted the ium ickcta H. L. COOK and OREGON, with Lighters,,al jw readyto transport freight of all deecriptlons b. tween Savannah, Aognsta and Hamburg, with as much, Rnotmore dispatch, than, My other boats on the riv*r. comtnodallng Captains. All freight consigned to'.their agents will be forwarded freo of commissions. . The accommodations for passengers afro equal, If not superior to any bonis on the river. HENRY HARPER, President, Savannah. E. F. KINCHLEY A CO- Agents M sept 21 JAMES HARPER, Agent/Augusta. C hoice st. croix sugar, Ac.— 27 hhds. Cholco St. Croix 8ugar; 22 do. do. Porto Rico do; 50 casks prime llncou Sides: 23 do. do. do. Shoulders; 150 bags do. Groon Rio Coffee; 107 do. do. do. Jnmalca Coffee; 60 mats Old Government Java do; 100 bbls. E. Phelps' Gin; 40 do. P. A II. Connecticut IUver Gin; 30 do. Domestic Brandy; 20 quarter aud 20 eighth casks Mslnga Wine: 20 bbls. and 50 kegs Prime Leaf Lard; 75 boxos Colgate’s Pearl Starch; 56 bbls. Hiram Smith’s Flour; Just received and for salo by sept 29 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO. 50 boxes do. English Dairy Cheese; 30 do. do. Now White do; 20 bbls. good eating Potatoes; Landing from steamer and for sale by sept 29 SCRANTON, JQHN8TON A CO. OA nBL8. HIRAM SMITH FLOUR. Z\) 50 bbls. Canal F.xlra do. 50 hags Illo Coffee. 5 hhds. Muscovado Sugar. 50 boxes Cordials, assorted. 00 do. Pipes. 100 roams Wrapping Paper. 100 gross Matches. Landing and ter salo by sept 28 COHEN A TARVER. 8UNDUIES. OA A BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds. L\J\J 70 hhds. Fair and Choico Porto Rico Sugar. 40 do. Cuba and New>Ortcans do. 100 bbls. Refined do. 75 do. Crushed and Powdered do. 25 boxes Louf do. 300 bags Rio Coffeo. 200 do. Porto Rico and 8L Domingo Coffee. 75 do. Java do. 150 H and # chests Hyson Tea. 40 if do. Black do. 130 boxes Soap. 100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger. 80 bbls. Butter, Sods, and Sugar Biscuit. 30 do. do. do. do. do. 120 M Scgnre. assorted kinds. 20 bags Black Pepper. 250 bbls. New-Orleans Whiskey, 100 do. White do. 50 do. Monongahcla do. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps* Gin. 60 do. Best P. A H. -Qyo Gin. 6 pipes Holland do. 50 X casks Sherry, Madeira, A Tcnoriffe Wine. 60 baskets Champagne do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 casks do. 10 id do. Cognac Brandy. ( In Custom House 20 v pipes do. i 71 to re. 150 kegi Gun and Rifle Powder. 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot. With a compete assortment of Groceries. For salo on favorable terms by sept 4 WEBSTER A PALMES. 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 A HOLCOMBE. 1 28 barrels Hiram Smith F)onr. 25 hf. do. Livingston Extra do. Landing from ship Hartford, and for sale by sept 21 CRANE A HOLCOMBE. L anding from brig Excel: 20 hhds. prime SU Croix Sugar 25 bbls. Coffbo do 10 do. Granulated do 50 bbls. Stuart’s U. A O. do * 10 frails Almonds 20 cases Pickles, quarts and half gallons. For sale by [sept20]CRANE A HOLCOMBE. S UGAR. COFFEE, SOAP AND CANDLES. 20 hhds. choicer.IL Sugar; 50. “ Fair do 300 Bags Rio Coffee; 50 Malts old Government Java do. 100 boxes Soap; 50 “ Starch. Just received and for sale by sopt 20 1852 RPMAIlON A DOYLE. B 1 ndr; d Koschei RANDY, GIN, Ac. 10 half Pipes Utard Brandy; 10 “ ** 8cIgnettandR 10 Pipes Holland Gin; SOW A id Casks Mndolre Wine; 20 “ “ Port do. 30 bbls. old Monongshels Whiskey; 50 “ Domestic Brandy; 50 “ do. Gin; 100 •* do. Rum; 100 « do. Whiskey. Just received and for sale by sept 201852 M’MAHON A DOYLE. S UG AR8.—Just received and In store: 20 bhds. fair Muscovado Sugars; 10 do. New-Orleans do. 10 do. flue Porto R'co do. 50 bbls. Crush’d,Powd’d and Refined Sugars; 40 do. Coffee Sugars; for sale by Jqly 13 J. V. CONNERAT A CO. IJVLOUR, SOAP, STARCH, and CANDLES.—Landing 100 bbls Canal Flour 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch 50 boxes Georgia Candles 100 boxes Soap. For sale by [sept 25] . SWIFT A CO. fficaljrifnii artfacrttfrtmEnta.; NEW-IOBt & SiVANNU STBA. WEEKLY. THteNew and Splendid Btt FLORIDA,....,.....'... CaptalnLYOH, —AHn— ; ' ALABAMA r ,..j^.^.^.„.&iptftlnLuDLow, No Ho ASavannuh Steam Navlratian Go* Will learoSavannahand New-York every, Baxpkoat* These shlpsiTO oM^OO tons register, and unsurpassed In safety, speed, and comfort. These Steamers, l"*ving Savannah at the same time ■ - Savannah. • SAMUEL L; M1TCH1LL, i Jan 28 194 FTOnUtreeL Newark. • Ion Co, MH . . FOR PHILADELPHIA • Philadelphia & Savanpah Steamiflavlga The new imd splendid slde-wheui «mp £&&££ ship STATE OF GEORGIA, of 1200 tons 8th day of 8eptember,snd every alternate Wrdkrsdat thereaftei: say on the 22d 8?pC, Clh and 20th Oc^ and Id and 17tn November, and soon. i«, '*~ir Cabin Passage to Philadelphia ...825 00 . Through Tickets to Neif York, 25 00 Bteenme,,.......,...,^. _ o OO This ship has been built with entire regard to safety, comfort and despatch, and offers now and admirable fa * apdlrarel.^.Fbr freiaM Wa .PADELFORD,FAY-ll Agents In 8a' RON AMARTIN, ,r • Agents InrailadolphUu duties to business ply to BRUN8WICK, F^NOY^BUJFIV 8T. MARYS, KING’S FERRY, C AND INTERMEDIATE t ir-s ^ The new oml fast steam-packet P , Captain P. Corb, havlng.been thoroughly ■■i woverhaulcdand refitted, will resume her trips for tho.nbovo places, commencing Tnuxsnxv, tho sod Instant, at 10 o’clock, A. M. • For Freight, or passage, hav ing very superior accommodations for passengers,. apply on board, at Willlnk’s wlmrf, or to WW „ „ ... ^ . . E- F- KINCHLEY A OO^ Agents.- P. 8.—All Freight payable In 8avannah. sept 20 SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA*. DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) ...... Cant. : CHATHAM. (Iron) 7..... CapU Hunssan. THOS.8. METCALF,.... . . SSh-—. TENNESSEE, ..Capt-^ Which, with tow-boala and lighters, afford unequalled facilities for transportation or freight to the Interior of Goorgta, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, In connection with Railroads. The elegant steam-packet D. L. Adams frill connect with the steamships Florida and Alabama, landing freight by them In a days from New York to Augusta; Freight (now taken at reduced rates,) will be forward edfree of commieeion. CP* lu order to prevent detention orwfrearrfayAbllla of lading should bo addressed to G. H. JOHNSTON, President, BaVannab. Merchandize from the Interior, to JOHN A. MOORE, Agent, Augusta. DIRECTORS. Savannah.—Geo. H. Johnston, Andrew Low, Edward Padelford, W, C. O’Driscoll, Charles Green. Joseph S. Fay, Jos. Washburn. A co ust a.—J. R. Bulkier, T . 8. Metcalf, James Hop L. Hopkins, E. Sherman. G. M. Newton.- Savannah, June 24,1852. TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH. 1oIb£ Savatmah* Charleston L U. S. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS^ EAVE Savannah rvrry Moknino at Four o’clock, alter tho arrival of the Night Train'of the Central Rail-Road, and ARRIVE at Charleston atTivklvr o’clock &I.SAMR DAY, connecting at Charles, ton with tho Wllmlnffton Steam-Packets, which leave with the U.8. Moll kvkey day at Stf IVMm and, Mso, with the Now-York dc Gharloaton Steam- Shlpa, which leave Charleston every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons. v Passengers leaving Haconon Tuesday evenings Jfltl arrive in tlmo to connect with the splondld new steam B06THSEnS»».™° W “ k " , ' 1 Fore from Charleston to New-York by land route. .82000 time 52 hours. ‘ By steamships ...................825 00 may 15 B. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA IR0W STEAMBOAT COMPANY OfTSeOROJaT T HIS COftlPANY wOl’ continue to transport Produce and other Merchandise, on the Savannah.river, to and from Augusta: by tholr Iron SteameM ,v JOHN RANDOLPH,............. .Capt. Philvot. ' * LAMAB,- • • • • • .Capt. Criswell, —AND ALSO BY TUE STEAMER— AMORY SIBLEY,. .Capt. The latter Steamer being of less draught than any other on the River, insures unprecedented despatch In all stages of the water. The Company U also provided with fifteen Tow-Boats and two Lighten. - . AU Freight addressed to the care ot the Company, of Its Agoiita, WUl be received and forwarded, free of com* missions. A. SIBLEY, President, Augusta.- «*» Superintendent?* Office of tlse.Oeittral Railroad Company, ,, . . . AUGUOT 30,1852. ITS as m rrr m^Tgr. pyR^uiM ■ that there Is no obsiructlon to .the transportation of Th'e now'IjriT^hfch^ffprogreis, wUl bo finished permaneuUy In sixty days. • •• ‘ ? ■;* *v»v aug 30 MACPllERBON IL M1LLEN, BupR.^ THROUGH_FARE From Charleston to Baltlmoro 11 T? Philadelphia $\9, and to New-York ioro 817 60* TUE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON, BO. OA. L EAVING the wharfat tho foot of Laurens-etrcet dally after the arrival of the Southern cars, via Wilming ton, N. (i, from which point, two daUy trains sro dis patched nt 8 A. M.andiP. M.; the 8 o'clock only con* Wddon, N. C, with the8eabonrd and Roanoke ti.c ’’ledtoNori *“ • - — ih trains a UlY.Richluuuujrr asinngion, S hin, and New-York The public Is n ist the steamers of these lines, are li and are navigated by well known manders; tho Rail Roods are.in fl ads are In fine order, (tho Wilmlng- s;t ton nnd Weldon, as well as the Scabqard having recently been refold with hesvy securing both safety and deepsteb. By ' Through tickets can alono be had from E. WINSLOW, Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Rood Com- pany. at the office of the Company, foot ofLauWns street, Charleston, B, C^ to whom please apply., mar 22 AUGUSTA AND WAYNESBORO' RAIL-R0AU~ D omestic liquors— 100 bbls. E. Phelp’s Gin; ' 50 do P. & H. Gin, Conn. River; 100 do N. O. Whlakoy; 50 do Baltimore Whlakey; 100 do N. E. Rum: 50 do Domestic Brandy. Landing, and for ante by [sopt 25] SWIFT & CO. ROBERTS A; FOOTJE, Broughton-tlrcet, (up stairs) opposite the St. • ■ Andrew’s Hall, H AVE now on band a very large and well-selected Stock of DRY GOODS, which they offer (br sate, by tho piece or package to the trade—consisting, In parLof - Colored and DUffcli Blankets. -r ; , Red aud White Flannel. Plains and Kerseys, assorted quality. Balluets and Kentucky Jeans. Fancy and Tweed Casslmeres. Blriped and Plnln Cotton Osnaburgs. Bleached and brown Shirtings and Sheetings. English and American Prints.', ‘ ' J Cashmeres and Printed UoLalnes. 1RAM SMITH’S FLOUR.-30 bbls. Hiram Smith’s Flour; 30 half do. extra:Canal do; Landing per y-'tsa. cTOKmoHAK. Pill JL.wtd.Wlnj •* of merchants Ki»o * <tenlloa . - NKV1TT* LATHROP It 8TEBB1NB. QUGARS, Ac,—22 hhds. choice Porto lUoo Sugar. O GO bbls. 8tewart’s Refined and Clarified do. 10 boxes do. Loaf do. 100 bbls. Sugar House Molasses. _ 56 do. Hiram BmIUi’s and Pure Genessoe Flour. 60 do. Butter; Sugar and Sods Crackers. 25 do. and 10 kegs Pritne Leaf Lard. ’ BO do. 'Beadel’s 0’s and 8*8 Patent Tallow Candles. Landlngandforsaleby' / ;in-.. , sept 25 BCRANTON, JOHNSTON k OO. ' T HIS ROAD Is now open . for . tho transportation of Freight and Passengers to Waynesboro*. At this point it connects with a splendid line or Four-H6no Post Coaches, forming a perfect dally connection between Au gusta and Savununh, Macon and Mllledgeville. On and after Monday, May ioth. Passenger trains will ran Dally, as foUowat . ; or*:" . I*envo Savannah at 8JW o’clock A. M. “ Mnconat.v; “"A,M, « M i Hedgevllio at .7.00 . “ . A. M. M Augustant 4^0 “ A. M. Arrive at Augusta at 0.40 “ P.M. . “ atSavannah. ...0.00 . «* » Pv.M. M atJloconat fl.45 , «*i P. M. “ at Mllledgeville at .7.15 1 H 'P. M. Fare between Savannah and Augusta.IV. .85 50 “ “ Mllledgeville&c “ ..”.'86 75 MACPHER80N B. MILLEN, Gon’l Sup’t. Savannah, Blay 5tb,1852.. •. ro ,y 5 SOUTH-WESTERN RAID ROAD. A. M n leaves Ogfothorpo*at Ilk A. li at'JJtf P. M^ connecting oach' way *r Macon and Western &U Road Tra hawee, Eufaula and ColumbUs Mall S Passengers dine at Fort Valley at 1.15 I GEO. W. ADAMS,'Bui aug 20 South West! II ARNPEN'S; EXPRESS* Black and Colored'Alpacas, • • Black and Colored Coqurgs. With an additional general variety of Good* usually kept In Dry .Goods' Stores, which aro offered for sale, at the usual aceommodaUpg terms. , septjg COJUV£R C »^^fIr!ER^S , P^Sw§lt«SS-STS 1 ■DLEAOHED and Brown SHEETINGS k SHIRTINGS. Water Twist bleached SHEETING :■» New-York Mills do ; , . --slo < / James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 • Lowell'LONG OLOTH8,7-8 and 44' ' > 1 Lo misdate and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4 , ,BeaIslandBrownBhirang,7r8and4^ ; m Now-York, And all the N Towns; Califx>i con, Oglethorpe, Colt „,. M PAilY. by wlilih wb zire prepared Rges,Parcels, Specie, J ewr’ J **- description. This Expres: the wauls of tho citizens ol lrtterior, :' All those Intrusting SS?, D ” EEP ^ Af '"'“ oU ?M eept21 Comer BullandB - - i tho NEW HIP COM- > forward Pack- “ I HflW ,_.rely;bn omptly apd '■ iaB«r*.adoort‘SSofi2£6li^'^2 i'l-’-'VD'-i« . ,: ' .Savftimsb,fla, . Ereriwsy.Niw-twV streeLBostpn; N6.-43 South 3d sliecl, Plilla .EOEIVEB PER STEAMER ALAR Nisii ~ —q Cambric, nml cl mm • v.-u . -