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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25. 1852, NUMBER 255. . ta ruBLiangp DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY by J. L, LOCKE & CO. ritv and County Printer*. J T HU ST Hi 1 Tv.li- pftper IB, Tri-Weekly $5,... .Per Annum, in tn> case will an order tor Iho paper be attended ^“SJtoSSompenled with the money, or a •atUtociory reference. . D V ertIBINORATEBi ay wood, Thoa Ifoynes, Jno It llaberaham, George 8 larding. Jno Harrisson, Nlcholaa Hoyle, Fra* Ilematv dec, Andrew Harrisson, Wm Humphreys, John Holrjr, O Troup Howard, Wtn Henderaou, D 8 Henderson, Jas !. Henderson, Tlioraaa Helry. Claus Hallman, John H lull, Leri Hart, Jaa Horan, BHaldt, Maurice Hacked, Hobt Habersham. 8r, John Harper, J W Harris, Thoa 1,011 Holcombe,E8 Harris, Wm Heldt,Jos oloombo, G H Holcombe, E 8 Harris, Wm lleldt, Joa oregroves, Jos 0 Habersham. John B Holcombe, Eld rad nyden, EJ Harden, Jno Hamlet, Geo Haas, Jno R amlct, M Harding, Seymour Harris, E D Hoyle, Wm P 1 nlfond, 11 P Holland, James Hines, R H Howell, T I arden, W B Harrison. Milton Humphreys, Jos B I “ Hilton, R W Hunt, Jno P Herb, Wm llone. John W Ihly, John L Ihly Wm Italy, Brien Island. George Jones, Jas 0 Jones, Jas M Jones, B G James, ..lexander Johnson, JaaT Jones, J D Jesse, Thoa Jones, ; toward Jones, Jos Johnston, Peter Jacobs, John R Johnson, Christian Jogsletter, E 8 Johnson, G H John, son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John R Jackson, Bulloch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt Jackson, Wm A Jaudon, H R Jackson, Claus Jackena, Peyton R Johnson, Jos W Jackson, George Jackson. Pred Krote, Harmon Kuhlman, Wm H Kelly, Phillip Kolb, Dedrlok Kattenhnrn,P M Kollock. Earn Kent,N b Knapp, Jas King, John Konnedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, James Cerr, Peter Krause, Gefort Kerk, James Kennedy, John ^drortiwmenta not exceeding live*lines,’ three- ,,...75 u one week.... .......*.........81,50, kc^ tec. rtl feuai$^ sKw\lngMw! Alladvertlseracnlj Horn transient persons or strangers, ^^priritofSs^rjSSy adyertlsers will bo confined Jmw tothelrregubu' business, and all other advertise- 5?dUh St pSrtaSnTto their regular business, as agreed adverttow* exceeding In their advertisement* thfSSige numberof lines agreed tor, will be charged ^"ffrSaiawsatnra with u wskrtxd qrxtoi- T0 AU L |vdvcrtlscmcnl8 for charitable InsUtntlona and re- J8KS.. -*»«> dl- ,-Sons ss iotoe number of Insertions, wlUbepublUbed S until ordered to be discontinued, and charged ao* c0 * • D 5tfl loiters directed to this office, or the Editors, must be post paid, to entitle them to attention. n n.—Each Citation by the Court of Ordinary, that leoUcailon has been made tor Lettora of Administration, must bo published thirty day* at leash • V Executors and Administrator* tor Debtors uid Creditors to render In their acoounts, must be pub- !SH?' Ht-Lirbu*..;w U ,..uL. k , »ioM byEJtewRbb*.AdmlnUtntotetted Guwdl mut b, E^Wn^’SmlnUjr.Wr.for Ub , ipf, A G Kennedy, A L Kent, Louis Koeul,Tho* Keaton, Jaa Kirkland, Al. fred Kent, Pbllllp Kean, D O Kauffu, Wm King, Ed ward Kean, Edward 8 Kempton, John Keegan, Chas II Inapp, Wm P King, Nicholas Ketleher, Jno J Kelley, Thoa H Kreeger. C A E Lamar, Thoi" Logan, Jos Llppman, John M B Lovell, tl W ia Lathrop, Martin Larkin, 8Y Levy, J T Latham, . Logan, Tho* Leary, Hugh Larken, Patrick Lenahan, Patrick Loe, Daniel Lapban, Thomas Lyon, James Lan- aghan, J T Linde, Linda Linde, Daniel Leahey, William M Leigh, John Larkin, Henry Lathrop, D P Landershlne, AndrewLow, 0 DLebey,Louis l^grlel, John Lyons, O Lufburrow, Charles Imw, Potor Lee, Robert Leybourn, Levy Ltllenthal W W Lincoln, II P Letohe, P M Loholi; Paine Lovell, Wm E Long, John N Lewis, Simeon Lane, M L Luf burrow, William Lake, BAT Lawrence, A R must m advcrtlsod once a month tor POUR MONTHS. t, par Lonzor. James Larkin, Timothy Layau, O A La- Roche, Robt Lunday, John Lawton, A J Lebey, Thos Lewis, Wm II Lyons, Antonio Loovenlo, J G Lambrighh dlchnel Lynch, Pat’k Lnughlln, John H Loveless, GW Lockwood, Loors Lehman. mr. Abraham Minis, David Morris, Jacob Manses, John Makln, Thos McNlcholaa, John Mssterson, Edward ifaohan, Jeremiah McCarthy, John Mcllue, Wra Morrell, , IG Mehrtens, Robt McIntyre, II0 Mehrtens, Jno D Mai- hist of Voters, S E0.8. Blit further enacted bp the anUarfty of Ms the State of Georgia for one year Immediately preceding tho election and within the corporate limits or Savannah tor ono month Immediately preceding their registration and continue so to do up to the time of election, who hive attained the age of twenty-one years, have paid all cllv or have In their own right sufficient real estate to satisfy any tax executions which may bo against them, who havo made all returns required by tho ordinances of the city, and have been registered according to the pro visions or this act.—Ettract/rom the Registry Law. A. Adolph Abrahams, Robert Adams, John 8 Achord, Geo A Aih,P W Avertoldt,G W Andereon,Mathias Amorous, C B Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abraham, C 8 Arnold, Goo Alexander, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, Georgo Armstrong, James Anderson, W V N Armstrong,Rr Akin, Peter Arnold, R D Arnold, Thoa Adams, B O Anderson, Richard Abercrombie. J H An derson, John Angluro, II G W Alexander, John Allen, James Ahern, R A Allen, W B. Adams. Conrad Byck, Richard Burke, Michael Boylan, B W Buker, John Brady, B J Blount, Wm M BlounLPatriek Brady, Thos Bandy! Wm B Blount. DrW G Bulloch, Anthony Boiler, fikul 8 Box, Jos H Baldwin, Isaac Bran- no, Selgsmond Berg, Henry Berners, N K Barnum, Wm PBrnSri Robt Wake, Wm Burke, A P Bennett, Wm M Black. Vellx Bouysson, Gilbert Butler, ThosBourke. EugenoMBoo, J P BoltouUlet, L E Byck, A Borchert, Wm Baulr ' "-*-*-*- ° “ n °""- maUfTbos Usury Bur l^chnM Brannon, DnyldBelU Jnolillbo^T A Bulklov, Frauds Blajr, Chat Ball, Patrick Brady, Thos J BuUoch, J M duller, Michael Bryan. Geo Bankmon, 0 E Burrlo, Jos Bryan, D L Beat, JA Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K UallougfavWm D Brown, A T Bowno, Jos H Burroughs. Jno Bounott, Louis Bareilold, Joa Bancroft, Thaddous J Baldwin, Patrick Borke, G L Blount, Jno N Barbee, Jaa Brown, OWBruen, Moses Black, 11 L8 Bunts, Thos 8 Bailey, W H BnUocb, R M Bartholin ess, Henry W Bmr- eullclt, 1* A Blots, Henry Brigham, W8Brantley,TW Benton, M J Buckner, Jonn Boston, B M B Burroughs, Dennla Blaonerbasaott, D U Baldwin, Wra 0 Barton, Augustus Boullnenu, John Bums, Michael Bowloy, Ullck Bante/JsSO Blance,J UBashfer, W J BlodgeLJasC Bowen, Jno W lllze, Bnrnnrd E Bee, P 8 Bnrtow, Wra J Bee, J P Brooks, W II Bourdtey, W 0 Butler, H 8 Bo- Btrdus, Frederick Bailey, W D Unshlor, Jos W Brown. John 0 Blanco, Theodore Blols, William Blots, Wm H Bourke, John P Blakely. O Od Brown, Wm II Banks, B L BoulJIneau, J T Buckner, Charles H Bell, Geo Bron son, P T Broughton. H 8 BelLW H Bradley, L 8 Bennott, JasBelbo, Wm Bailey, PH Blols, J H Buckner. Wm H Cuvier, John Cooper, 0 A Cloud, P L Constan tine, David 0 Cash, M A Cohen, RRCuyler, Goo A Cuy- ill, Jas Connolly, John Cnrruthers, Frederick nuel Oanwaller, Luke Christie, Jaa Gampbel, Jampfleld, Jno D Charlton, JnoOCooke, Edmund Montgomer Coburn, L P Cook, Houry Capon, 8 M Golding, Freder ick Cantons, Wm Cox, Wallace Gumming, Patrick Crol* S -, MlchactCarey, Peter Cobb, Jno J Cornell. Wtn Con- on, Robt Carr, Pras Champion, A II Champion, Jno W Cornell, James Cornell, H R Christian, Jno J Coates. Jas Cox, JuoT Campagnac, Wm Cullen, And Cordes,Pn Joadon, Aaron Champion, W T Chapman, Daniel Cli Condon, A are n Champion, W T Chapman, Danlol Clark, J B Cubbego, Goorgo CallyJJriah Cranston, Charios Can non, Robert J Oawxby,BT Chapman, John P Curdell, Antonio Cbisa, JohnLCope, ThoaConulir, Thos Conway, Moses 8 Cohen, D B Camp, Octavue. Cohen, J P Golfer, Bartow Cynlhus, Patrick Clark, Jno BI Cody, Jas Clag- honuWm Cannon, Charles Cler, Augustus Cannon, Pat rick qtrk, Isaac Cohen. Wm Cromwell, G L Cope. Jr- 0 L Cope, sr- James A Courvolier, 8 II Cooper, H A Crane, Wm LGUrkyp D Copp, JohnD Cole, Cornelius bers, Wm Colter, Laurence Connell, Frederick Cullen. John F Ccrcopcly, George Causee, B H Crnndoll, P A Cannuet, Jeremiah Cavanaugh, Martin Conway, D B Coleman, James Carroll, George E Congdon, Thomas Collins, J P Cohen, Charles H Connery. Rtc’d W Delanej Dawson. BP DanlelT)6i ' >-..m nio'. ran, Sami_ Daniel Ikmovan. Al6ert L D’Lorze, Patrick Downny. (aaaoD'Lyon, Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wm M Davldaon, Blorty Dorgan, Wm H Davis, Wra Dixon, Jaa Duun, Cbctley Dugger, Jas 11 Demund, Jos Dawson, Thos Dowell, Jno Downing, J E Davis, HJ^ Dickerson, L 8 DeLyon, G W Davis, D 8 Daniels, Jno Dailey, Win Duucan, John Dillon, Israel Dasher, Lovl Delbltt. A 0 Davenport, Isaac Davis, Henry Dannenfelsor, Jno D Del- Unnor.WL Davis. 8 0 Dunning, Patrick Dcrvlue, Chas H Dunree, Burrell Dye, 8 0 Dunning, Jr, P O Dana, W II Dudley, John Dovanoy, John Doble. R H Darby, Jas M Doyle, Jams* Downey, Wm H Dunning Jr, Henry Du- blgnon, James Doyleu Martin Dnnnagan, Dudley Daven port, Jacob Do Lk Motta, A M Day, J. J O Dnvls, Thos E Davis, JuDeMartln, Henry Dltlmora, Alex Drysdnle, D R Dillon, Fred’k Danners felser, J B Dasher, R W Dsaher, M T Dukes, John II. Dews, Samuel L Dowell, John Dry er, P H Deincro, W J Donaldson, Thos F Daniels, Michael Duggan, John Dorgan. Ellis, Daniel Egon, Richard Ennis. Abraham Thos Eden, OW ’otcr Endrles, J A Epstein, Edwin W Ervin, Jamos Eden, Joseph FelL Johu Foley, Tlios Ford, Jos 8Fay,Wm Ferrill.SewallH FUk, James FountainJJugald Ferguson, JEPalllgwih Robert PerreMno o Falligant, Jas Ftrw ? ll » Johrt.^Hoord. AndrewParrr, John PlUgerald, An drew Flatley. R B Fell, Michael Finney, Wm P Peay, E B Fulton, 08 Frierson, Austin Pronoh, Johann D Fisher, Wm Folllard, Dominick Flatley, John Flanuegan. Pat’k PaUiv. Thnq Flaherty, Jno D Pli B Fairchild, Ju Faui y,Patrick Hanly, John Illgf i, Jno Hunter, 8 n «-«<»" owiml, Martin Horn. Win ■■ onlker, Robt Uutehlnson, was u nmo*, iteury itunxen, B Harley, Michael Hickey, Timothy Howe, 0 8 llardee, llshaHazad, J PHood, Thos HendersomNV J Ilalloy, enry Harper, J E Hogg, W R Harris, Nicholas llentan- but, Thoa Helfered, Alfred Haywood, Moses Y Bonder- bn, CII Hall. R II Hardee, David Harrington, Edwin E Vertx, W II llauseman, NM Harris, Stephen Hatrick, 8, A Hooker, O 8 Hunter, RR Habersham, Chaa F Ham- on, W II Holmes, 8 P Halsey, Wm W Habersham, J M ay wood, Thos lloynea, Jno B Habersham, George 8 FACTORAGE, FORWARDING, AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. SAMUEL I,. DOWELL, No. 198Bav-aTaiKT.8*VANNAU, Gaoasu. Strict personal attention to Parmera’orders, and quick returns of Bales of Produce. mar 3 SWIFT, DENSLOW to 00„ Dealer* In Groceries* Provisions* FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CORNER BAY AND WUITAKXR-ST*EBTI. W. D. .FORD, Wholesale and Ketall Grocer* W*Uburg , e Building. Jefftrton-tlreU, Savannah^ Ga n K3T Constantly on hand, a choice tupply of Fahily Groceries. rr ' July 7 J. L. OLIVER, Fashionable Boot ITIannlactnrer, HO.SEVENTEEN EULURTREET, NEAR MONUMEIITHI«UA*S. Cork-Sole, Water-Proof; Uuntlng, Military, Patent Leather, Walking, Dress, and Pump-Sole Boots; Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, toe^ made to ordor In the neatest ana most fashionable manner, of warranted materials, and by the moat experi enced and careful workmen. WYLLY to MONTMOLLIN, General Agents and Brokers, For the Sale of RtalKiUleJfegrou,d-any description Personal Property, OrriCE, CORNER BULL-ST. AND BAY-LAMB, tobS3 Savntmnh, Georgia. T. PORTER’S . FASHIONABLE CLOTHING- EMPORIUM. Spring ana Summer jPaalitona. T HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of Informing hts friends and the cltlsens of Savannah, that he la now opening TI1E MOST 8PLENDID STOCK OP CLOTHING ever offered In this city. The prices, In plain figures, are marked upon each article, and no deviation, and at me remarkable low prices that the goods are marked, the subscriber feels confident will be appreciated by a generous public. In part are the following Goods I have Gents. Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coat*, Olivo do do do do Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Black Cloth Backs and Polka Racks, Brown do do do do Blue do do do do Olive do do do do do 8had Dress do Black Doe Skin Polka Backs, Fancy Colored do do Drab Uaaalmere Sacks and Polka Backs, Black Tweed do do do Ivester Manning, M Marsh. Jaoob Sillier, Jno Slurchl- M * o Montmoliln, Thos Maher, Thos McAullff, Jos y, R W Mtaeally, II W Mercer, 0 A Magtll, Wm Meredith, E T McGrall, Thos McCollum, H Morce, Wm Moore, J D Mallard, U D Murphy, Jeremiah Mack, N 0 Mills, Jesse Mount, John Murphy, B M Morel, Patrick Meara,0 C Millar, John McCabe, Harvey Morse, John McDermott, J SI Mlllen, Thomas W McArthur, Lovl 8 Myers, Henry Merckhardt, Michael Meath, Thomas Ma ion, Patrick McGovern, 8 8 Millar, T J McNlsh, John Mahoney, John McGunngh, Patrick Masloraon, John Mallory,' Jnmos J McCoy, Isaac Minis, Edward McCabe, G Murkins, 8 8 Moody, Dennis McGuire. Lawrence Me* Keuna, Neylo MoHue, J II Mehrtens, M B Myq^Tho Martin, William B Moll, James w Morgan, aiionaei Mor ris. John W MoKoy, 0 F Mills, William E Mpngln, D J McKensle, AF Mordecal, Jas 8 McDonald, Jas Mann- sy, Thoa R Mills, Domingo Marling, Jos Murphy, G A Mo- Cleskoy, Angus SIcAlpln, Michael Martin, Peter Marie, A G Mode, M B Mlllen, Jno MeCnll, JaaMcFooly, Wm Mot- calf, E Mendell, A K Moore, Wm Mackav, John McNlsh, JnsG Melts, L B McConn, Wm Morris, John McCollum, Charios McCann, Bernard Malian, Wtn McLaughlin, Patrick McLaughlon, F W McCarthy, W 11 C Mills, Jno McMahon, Jno F Mnltogan, Jas Matthews, Isaac Marsh,Thos Madden, John Moran, FA Mulriox,8olomon llayer, E M McDonnell, Wm Morel, Jno Mnhun, Jno R Mayer. Thos G Mooney, M 0 Morland, Jus McDonald, T B Maxwell, N W McLeod, Alox McIIardeo, Jno T Mltcli- ell, I’redk Mundorf. 1! K Muntfort, Jus MuBrldo. W J McIntosh, Sami H Morel, Jeremiah McCarthy, Wm Mc Carthy, A N Miller, Thos Molt, H P Miller. IW Morrell Jas Molntlre, Danl McCarthy, M H McLeod, Jas McCann Jas McCnnno, Thos Meeks Edward Mullegan, John Mo Aullfl; Archibald McAlllstcn Joseph Neill, ThosNaylor, Wm Nungoter, JasNunge- *or,WGNorwood,Jno W NeavilL DD Nlcnols, EL Nefdllnger, Dun’l Nelson, Terrence Nugent,G N Nichols, Geo 8 Nichols, L F Nichols. Jos Nagle. Novllt Neyle, Jno NelL J 0 Neldtilngor, A A Nungaxer, JR Norton, Jacob Neuberger, Edward Nugent, Bam’ NuUman, Jas A Norris, Frederick Nollemen, Jno CNIcoll, Thos M Nor wood, Chas Notv land. Jarnea Neldtilngor, Wm Nova. o* John W Owens, Goo W Owens, Daniel O’Connor,Tim O’Brion, Owen O’Rourke^ohn F O’Byme, David O'Con- nor, Owen 0’IUolly, Humphrey O’Leary, 0 8 Owens, Dennis O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno 11 Ohlmoyor, Wm 1 OlcotU Wm Olmstcnd, J F O’Neill, D O Olcott, E O’Byrno? Michael O’Neill, C E 0’8ulllvan, II G Oliver, John Oliver, Jonathan Olmstead, M O’Reilly, James Oil- ver, W G O'Drlscoll, Dan’l O’Sullivan, Timothy O’Con nor! Daniel O’Sullivan, WW Oates, John Ogolvlo, M W O’Uyrn, Thos O’Bryan, Geo Otl, Fredlck Otto. Martin Payton, Antonio Ponce, E M Prendergast, Sam’l N Pupot, James Prendergnst, O G Pnrkor, Anthony Porter, Jos V Prentice. Jno F Poacy, N 8 Plnder, SamH Phllbrlck, Jas M Prentice, 8 M Pond, Wm Parris, Pat’k Prunty, Andrew 0 Pacetty, Edwin Parsons Elisha Par sons, Jno Poole, B G Pancost, Owen Peterson, C B Putter- son, John Porfleld, John Phelan, Jno F Powell, Jus Pron- dorgns,Thos Purse,8am’l Plttmun, EJ Purse, Georgo Parsons, R D Pupot, M Prendergast, Edward Pudolford, Sen- Edward Padolford, Jr., Tbos PIdgeon, Thos 8 pju- ' ^ostcll, Joa W Phillips, Jamos Prunty, J M Palin, ns M Peck, Patrick Price,« O Puder,Thos Prender, gnst, Chas Perry, R W Pooleis II K Preston, Jos V Pres ton, Wm F Preston, Edward Pursale, D G Phllbrlck. John Flannegan, Pat’k LM Falligant, Owon “** • il Fay, - - . Im Faunsian, Michael Fay, G W FenneU,:Jno Foster, J R Fisher, G J Fulton, Jacob Friend, JO Falbere, G G Farrias. John0 Ferrell, James FoUcen.Grwa Fleetwood, GooW Fahn, Uonard Free- land,HR Fort,Thos AFarriea, Wm BFlommlng, Jas A Fawns, F FInl^ David Flttgorrald, Robert Fisher, D B Fielding, JacobFrey, Jeremiah Flckllng, Wm Fielding, Alax Faucott 0 E FUndeft W G Foote, BeqJ Franklin, Peter Feth, O W Farrles, Thoa M Forman. Jas Quantock. John Quinn, Martin Quinn, Wm Quinn, Wm Quantock,Jr. P M Russell, Waring Russell, David Rosonblalt, Jacob Rosonbaud, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, Wm Rochesler, James Russell, ThusJ Ryon, J B Itoss, John Reedy, * M Ross, Michael Rochford, Christopher Russell, Wm . Roberts, John Ryan, JB Road. Jos w Robborts, Henry Roscr, Wm Robertson, Patrick Relllv, L 8 UusscIL Wm Roche, Barney Roden, Pat’k Ryan, Wm Rogers, Jno A Richardson, Jno 0 Rowland, Michael Rooney, Georj Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daniel Robertson, Win llemshai J W Rabun, Jos Ross, Francis Ilyan, J B Ripley, J \ Remshart, Robt Halford, II W Halford, Mathew Halford, Wm Reilly, J P W Rood, Jno Riordon, Francis Reives, Jefferson Roberts, G II Rlkeman, H Rogers. J Ronaldson, Jeremiah Ryan, B G Reed. Chns E Robinson, Joseph Ross, Henry Rober, Geo Robins, Allen Russell, Wm Roberson, John Rowley, John Rogers, Dan’l Reddamn, Wm P Rowland, Hugh Rlelly, Andrew Rlolly, A R Ral ston, H J Royal, Jno E Rice, Jnmea Ryan, Jas L Rosslg, noli, O E Ryan, Wm Robken.O W Rogers, Thos Ronau, Geo Robertson, Tobias Rothleter, F A Rnbcre, G 8 Roux F T Itoli; M J Reilly, James Russell. E A Boullard, Wm Swoll, John A Schaffer, John Bcudder, Rlch’d Smyo, Henry Starke. Abraham 81mpson, Christopher 8ahnelder, John A Btaly, Rieh’d Scanlon, Emnnuol Bhoflall, Harman Sllber, R11 8penccr, Mordo- calBheflalL Andrew 8leafvalcr, John Savage, J 8 Solo mons, Fred’k Scherff, A A Bmcls, W R Symons, Thos Sullivan, Geo Bnalthotr. Jno O Poxton, A J C Shaw, Ja cob Shaffer, M ShofTtall, sr^ G J Sponcer, J P Serivou. John Spellman. DII Stowa D Shaffer. Wm il Smith, John Btoddara, Kpnratm Bcud- der, Sam’l S Slbloy, Authony Segur, Jaa Shea, Pat’k Scanlan, Jaa Skinner. J 'H Stroes, Dan’l Sullivan, Jaa Skinner, Dr 8 Shoftall. Nicholas Slnot, Martin Sullivan, Lewis Bmlthj Jacob Bchnlfer, Thomas Saunders, John Stevenson, G N Staley, Tbos Smith, G J Smith, Jno Su • llvan, James Sullivan, Waller W Smith, Geo 8hullx, F F Blrobhart, JaaJ Stokes, Geo 8hute, Harmon Sangstock, Henry 8eltxer, 0 R Scally, R 8omerall. Francis Sorrel, Jno A Stegln, John Sloan, Wm G Stafford, Jno Screven, Wm Salle, O M Stone, J R Saussy, J M Schley, Francis Shells, P K Shlels, Adam Short, Jno Y Symons, James Symons, F R Sweat, Edmund J Saunders, Edwin Stiles, J M Solomons, Augustus Schotdeinan, Dennis Snllivnn, Daniel Sullivan, M J Solomons, M Shehan, Dennis Sulli van, llarnoy Smith, Henry 8llbbs, Jns H Shehan, Vnlon- Hue Stanton, John Sherlock, Loyal Scranton, Martin Shannon, Josoph Sullivan, Jas F Stokes, Philip Smith, Jos. M Shollmnn, James M Strickland, Timothy 8herredan, Thomna 8mlth, Wm Starr, Jr, H H Scranton, Jas Sherdo- man, Conrad Schelneldoi% Geo Stevenson, Richard Btele, John Shields, Nelson Smith, 8 8 BpelMelier. W W Starke, Arp seamen, Thoa F 8tovcns, J E 8tlrk, H W Smith/Wm Starr Jr, Henry 8aunders, Peter Smith, J D Slebblns, A A Solomons, O W 81iaffer, D T Scrautor Patrick Skinner, Edward Bwin, Saral B Sweat. John L Spann, John E Stllwell, H Sheppard, F M 8tone, Eloazor BoIomonN Thos Scully, Wm Saunders, Jas Smith 8r, Juo Schungell, Josseo J Bmlth, Wm P Shoarer, J A 8owell, J S 8turtovant, Wra Saunders, Jullua. Smith, II R Befloy, Christopher Smith. ^ Wm H Tarver, John V Tarver, Geo W Tltcolmb, Wm H Tyson. John Thompson, Patrick Tvdlngs, Bnrnanl TUden, Era’s TranloIJ. AFToriay, POThoroas, W Thompson, Jno F Tucker, ATalbird, Fras Traulell, J n._. l„i.„ Jnines ni**—— «r- m.™ jSSHB* OMlsaher,'Domingo , nlSS ii n L J Gullmartln, 8eaborn Thn* Georgo Gatehouse, J M Griffin, HOooiwIn, ll s Dood.lnf Onlin u.idl* Thurmnll, B T Turner, Wm Thomas, O E TofTU.Edward Townsend, B T Theus, A Thomas, W TeffUJ ... P Tefll, Marlon ThreadcraJL Jno H Thodo, IIJ Thomas- son, W B Tinsley, Fras Truohelut, R V Thomats Richard son Tombs, W11 Talblrd, J E Taylor, John G Thoms John Trurafler, IKTefft,JaaPTu«lln,Thos M Turner,. A Tuppcr, Chas Thompson, H J Tlodoman, David Thomp son, Jas Tlgho.L O Tobeau, Chns G Talblrd, Henry Tow, Jno Tanner, Wm A Thompson, Itobt Todd, P J Timmons, Wm H Talblrd Jr, Jno J Thens, J Techonor, Wra 8 Tay lor, N P Taylor, J M Thomas, J R Thompson. Christian Uebolo, Philip Uster. Antonio Vondley, alias Rnmboskl, Chas Van Horn, .. H 8 Vorstille, Tristram Verallllo, David Vendor, Honry Yoltstolch, W 0 VnndenbcTOj Henry Vonglahn. O A Wood, Rlch’d Wayne! J L Wtnoburg, Capt W White, Jnmos Wblllhan, l&th Woodward, Elisha Wylly, Charles Wilson, Goo W Wylly, Augustus Wrnxc, James White, L W Wells, Francis Wilson, J J Waver, A R Wugh! Edmund Wallon, A J WyUy, Joe M Wilson. r M Wa dburgh. Wm Thorno Williams, Wm Wilson, Wi Waters, lllram Waller, John Williamson, Jaa While, Ju cob Walter, Gregory White, MIchsol Weldon, Thomas J W Webilor, Jnrrird Wobli em.u, A J White, Obrtilo-. pher White, frtlu L Wolfe, Mtehotei, tonr«d WjUmllh, liMb P Whitehead, 0 K Whiling, P K VVyllr Eno. Wllhlnglon, UoQleniln Wh tehewl. Thome. Workmen, Br 8 winter, J W Welu. Jno Wllllame,S P Whlteheed Tho; A Wifion,'Tho. SVe.no, O W WM, Jo. W White, O M WIlU, Hmon Writer, W H VVooltr- ■■ - ... non ilder. Hsnra 1 t’llllnk, l’otcr 'cndelkm, He HborgwI'Martia Wendslken, Henry »» ler, Z N Winkler, Jno E Ward, Joa Suofnrss ffinraa. E. O’BYRNE, AT TAYLOR’S BU1LD1NO— NASKCT WHARF, . Keep* oonstahUy on hand a supply of Crockery-Ware, Groceries, dec* dec* Jan 1, *31 ly L. RORIDER, r»os pams] Fashionable Boot and Shoe-maker* Importer of French Leather, WntTAKBa-STRKKT—OPPOSITE SMKTS’ BUILDINOo ttuoimtHs <&atlw. HARDWICK to COOKE, Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 193 Ban-Strut. S. S. HARDWICK. * JOHN O. COOKS. J. HABBROUGK to C&, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Earthen-Ware, French Chian, Looking Gins**. PHILIP KEAN, Draper-and Tailor* AND DEALElClN READY MADE CLOTHING penfield’s ranoe—ho. 98 ssyan-steeeTo 8.8. MILLER to J. D. FERGUSON, Wheelwrights and. Blacksmiths, Corner of Broughton and Moutgomsrfsts. SAVANNAH,OA. ' Carriages, Wagons, Carts and Drays manufactured. Blacksmlthing, including Iron Railing and Grates, (hr Buildings. tuly—o norfl ADAM SHORT, MasterR it ilder, ptasT noon west op bt. ANnaaw’s hall. WIll take contracts for Building and Work In Mai of every description. ILto J.LACI1L180N, Engineers and Millwrights, IRON tf BRASS FOUNDERS, Canal.Street—Near the Canal Lock. >. LACHMION. J. LAOHUSON. A. N. MILLER, nglneer and Millwright, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER. ■ ASTEEM WHAHP—SAY-aT. A. PONCE, Importer de Manufacturer of Segars, NO. 13 WHITAERMTtaET. Keeps on hand a well selected stock of Imported Be- gars; also Manufactured Tobacco. Snuff, Pipes, and all other articles usually kept In hi* line or buslnesa, which he offers on the most reasonable terms. nov 3 jtfrotawfrfi t. GROCEIUgLIJI|ORS Sc WINES. R 120 bM?Crushwl, Powdefctl and Clarified Sugar,; *3 boxes double reflnart Loaf doj 50 hbds. Porto Rk» and MsscevadoStfaM} 370 boxetTobacco, 8*s, 5*s and I’d Lattps; Nectar^Vl^Inlu^ ” < P ef,or Tob4e co, E| Dorado, Dladam, 100 boxes beat Family Soap; 130 do. do. No. 1 do; 114 half cheats Black Teas, some of It very superior; is## 3 *** 100 do. Star and Adamantlna Candles; 150 do. Pipes; ™ n «iw?4k B pS^3SS 13 half pipes Otard, Dupuy cl Co.’s Brandy; *3 quarter and eighth casks various kinds choice French Brandy. 5 pipes Holland Gin; 4 puncheons Jamaica and St. Croix Rums 30 caaks Madeira and TeneriOb Wines; do. anperinrnld Madeira and Sherry Wines; Lion to* Ch " a, * gD ®’ I,oW »® ck i Hungarian, loiTkegs and halves FFFG. Powder; 400 bags Iluck and Drop Shot: 30 bids. No. 3 Mackerel; 83 do. No. 3 dn; 80 do. No. 1 do; 80 casks Codfish and Haddock; - New Fish. 30 halfbbts.(to8 Mackerel; * SO boxes Oodfiah; 40 kius No. I Mackerel; With a fUU supply of everything else in the grocery Une, for sale on accommodating Is ran. by od 4 J. V. CONNERAT to 00. Green do Brown do 811k and Wool do do do COATS. do do do Checked Ginghams, Linen Lustre, Plain and Fancy Alpaoca, _ Paris Lustre, “ Block Morin, Black and Fancy Tweed, Do do Gashmoretts, Brown ami Yellow Linen, Black Drop d'Etc, Grass Linen. innen ana L.ineu uosom sums. Silk, Lamb’s WooL and Merino 8hlrts and Drawers, Linen, Jeans, and Canton Fhuinol do BIlkiMorlno, and Colton Half Hose, Silk, Thread, and Norl Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Robes, Llnon Collars, two and throe ply. PANTALOON8. Striped Colton and Linen, Plain do do do Nankeen, Drapd’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpaeca, Black Doe Skin Pants, Plain Black Caaaimere Pants, Fancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Black and Colored Satinet Panta, ffA HALF BBLS. PURE GENESSEE FL< 0\J 100 boxes Tobacco, assorted qualities. 80 do. Fine Cut Tobacco. 85 bbls. Butter Crackers. 83 half do. do 85 boxes 8oda do. 5 bbls. Sugar do. 73 half and quarter chests Hyson Tea. 30 hair chest* black do. 90 harrelaNo. 1 Mackerel. 80 hr. do. No. 1 do. 83 kilts No. 1 do. 30 bbls. No. 8 do. 39 do. No. 3 do. 80 boxes Herring. 83 bbls. Phelps’Gin. 10 do. Domestic Brandy. 10 do. N. E. Rum. 5 do. Old Monougaheta Whiskey. S3 bass Old Government Java Coffee. 83 bbls. Granulated 8ugar. . 5 quarter casks Malaga Wine. Landing and for sale by oct 1 COHEN to TARVER. I Black Batin Single and Double Breasted Vests. Fancy Batin and Silk do do Embossed Fancy Silk do do Black and Fancy Barathea do do do do Embrol’d Cars! mere do White and Fancy 8atln and Party do Plain Black Silk Velvet, single and doable breasted, Fancy Cut do do do Fancy Cashmere do do GLOVES. Black, While, and Colored Kid Gloves, Blsck and Castor Riding do Cloth, Cashmere and Lined Berlin do Black, White andFancy Silk do CRAVATS. Superfine Black Silk and Fancy Cravats, do Fancy do, great variety, White 8llk and Satin Party Cravats, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfk, do do Opera Ties. Linen Cambric, China Cord and Pongee Pocket Hand- kerchieft. Hats and Caps, of tho latest styles. Ladies’Riding Hats. Trunks, Patent and Solo Leather. Valyaca, Carpet Bags, Canes, Umbrellas, toc^ toe. OAUPET8! CARFFTSU CAIKPFTS!!! W E havo This Day opened for sale, a splendid as sortment or CurpeUt Oil Clotliiu Mats* Hugs, Window Curtains, too* —CONSISTINO IN FAST Or— 20 pieces Tbroe-PJy Carpets 10 do. Velvet Tapestry 10 du. Brussels do. 40 do. Two-Ply Carpets 30 do. Floor OH Cloth 10 do. Drugget 5 do. Felt Carnet 5 do. Dutch an. SO Velvet and Chcnellle Ruga 100 common Ruga and Mata 100 pair of beautiful style Window 8bades. AH of the above Goods are offered at the lowest market prices. For sale by [rapt 29] A1KIN to BURNS. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. s Department for Children’s Clothing Is fitted up In the most costly style with every convenience for trying on, fitting, to cl tho stock embraces overy artlclo In that line, consisting In part of Coats and Pants of every stylo, Over coats, and Under Garments, Jenny Lind Sacks, Polka do- Over Sacks. Vests, Braided 8uits, Plain, Silk Velvet, Vest Sulla, and Boys’ Caps, a large assortment. Tim Ladles will flud It to their Interest to call and examine my stock, as they are made up In the latost style and tho best manner and at tho lowest prices. No abatement from the prlcos first ~nked. jy Don’t forgot the now store on first floor of 8t. Andrew’s Hall, comer of Broughton and Jefferson-sts. apr 88 VVobstcr, Robert Waggenslein, Jos Washburn, D L WII-1 TIME 18 MONEY. ten, Clttdlo;C Wilson, Domraoy WI.lie, Peter Whllj | DISPATCH IS A RECOMMENDATION, iSLvnSffte’li TUtelKK O V&S I '■/•rlorite a»lr«Mr.o,.B.,Mrr.. 'tviiwOy ilrrlY.i wffjL 7 Wm p WvHip > HP^E Subscriber Is now prepared, with a sufficient John wicknin. Lemuel Wlfeon, V\jn P^^WjlIy, John JL force of workmen, to do for - ' 1 — * John Wlcl - ....... Wilder, Jas E Walthour, Christopher Wltgen, John Welglem, Jno W U Williamson, Henry Williamson, William Warner. Potor Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yongc, W A Yongo, Wm P Yongo. Peler Zarodoekl, Edward G Zetrouer, Jacob Zimmer man, Kdward Zudumea, Solomon Zeigler. Tho foregoing are the qualifications of voters entitled to vote for Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah at Iho ensuing election in December next, and a list of persons Registered for tho month of May. If there are any persons whoso names are Registered, and who are not entitled to a vote, notice Is respectfully requested to bo given to the Clerk of Council, that thoy may be dealt with according to law. IL F. AkIN, sept 14 Clork Council. GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE, CARRIAGE MAKER, 200 CONGRESS AND 05 ST. JULIAN-STREET, Franklin-Square* . W OULD Return his thanks to his friends and patrons for past favours, and Inform them, that ho Is now ready at the old stand, to execute nny work In tho above line, and hopes by his uutlrlng exertions to please all who may honor him with a call. All kinds of repairing In the above business dono with the utmost neatness and Wheelwright and Blacksmith work, and all kinds of Wheel»,Wagons, Drays, Carts, toe., made on the shortest notlco and on most liberal terms. Jan 20 JOHN POOLE* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PAINT AND OIL ST0EE, SAVANNAH. OA. No. 11 Whltttker-strccl. K EEPS constantly for salo—WHITE LEAD, Pore Noe. I and 3 English do. B GROUND PAINTS: Black, Yellow, Drown, Chrome Green, Paris Green, and Prussian Blue. DRY PAINTS t Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow Ochre, Red Lead, Litharge, Paris and Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow, Umber. Terrs de Sienna, Drop Black, and A VARIETY OF FANCY COLORS. Linseed OIL- Sperm do- Neatsfoot do- and SPIRIT OF TURPENTINE, Whlto-Wash BRUSHES, Point, Var nish, Uraluiug, nud Artists’ do. Window and Picture GL ABB, or all qualities, from 6by8 to 32by46; Copal. Ja pan, Light and Dark Coach VARNISH, MIXED PAINTS ofall kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Firo-Board Prints and Borders. gy The above articles will be sold on reasonable House, Sign and Ship Painting: Done in a workraun-llke manner, and at reasonable prices.Jen 80 Jk. r S^?2.J?L w ' ,rkmon > to ‘ l0 tour limes the amount or TIN ROOFING of any other establishment In the City or 8avannnh, in the same space of time, and can give reference to numerous roofs laid by him. which the pub- Ho are at liberty to Inspect. I can covor a medium sited Dwelling House, aud put up Gutters and Conductors, complete, In the space of ten houre. All Roofs war ranted In point of workmanship, and prices as low as prudence dictates. I am also fitting up Wator Works in Houses, which In In ^this o?t y, ° nHd workraaI " h ’P h “ noTer bcen practiced All wort done under my own Immediate inspection. 1 respoctfully ask a continuance ortho pntronago which has been so liberally bestowed on me slnoe my com mencement of business, and will endeavor lo merit a con tinuance of tho same. JOHN J. MAU1UOE, may 29 10 and 13 Barnard-strcoL FALL UF 1808. H AVING completed our arrangements for the season, we are now prepared to offer to tho public the larg est and best assortment or GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING, and are determined lo sustain our reputation by soiling Goods at fair prices. We Invto our friends and the pub lic to call and examine our Fall aud Winter Stock, Which, for QUALITY, STYLE told QUANTITY fir CXCOOds any previous season, and from which a completo outfit can bo selected ot tbo very lowest pricks. Our Goods are selected with great care—being cut In th» latest Fashion, and manufactured In such a manner as t give entire satisfaction. •50,000 STOCK of Roady-mndo CLOTHING, embracing all the various styles, qualities, etc.. In part as follows: COATS: Black Cloth, Frock and Dress, Plaid and Clouded. Fancy Business Coats In groat variety. Tweeds cut Into Pellora Huff Sacks, etc- etc. PANTALOONS, mado from Fine Black Doeskin, and tho various Fal; styles or Harris’ Clouded and Mottled Cosslmercs, Black aud Fancy Satinets. VESTS: Black and Figured Batlu, Gentlemen’s White Silk and Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. We Invito tho attention of Country Merchants to our Stock, which is varied and complete, and monulhctured expressly lor thoir trade. We also have a genteel as sortment of YOUTH’8 CLOTHING, Gontlomon’s Furnishing Goods, Black and Fancy Silk Cravats. Stocks, Plain and Figured Silk and 8alin Nock Tics, Prince Alberts, of Plain, Watered and Ribbed SUk. SHIRTS, White and Fancy, warranted to fit, Gloves, Under Gar- ments. Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Socks, etc. fly Wo ask a continuance or the patronage which has always been so generously extended to us. ■opt7 PIEIISON, HKIDT to C WOODEN WARE, , * T HE subscriber has Just received per schr. John W. Anderson, a supply of Wooden Ware, via/ Ice Cream Palls; Brass Bound Tea Tubs: Draw Bound Hlft; Measures, from lquurtlojf bushel; Painted and Plain Tabs aud Palls, Wash Boards, Puto Boards, and Pins, too- toe.; for tale by JOHN J. MAURICE, uugD 10,19and 14 Barnanl-alrcel. CAMPHENE AND SPIRIT GAS. T HE Subscriber has received per steamer State) of Georgia, a supply of, Campheue and Spirit Gas, di rect from tho manufacturers, which will be sold on rea sonable terms. Also, Camphenc, Gas, awl Oil Lamps; Oil, Ou,... Campbell. Cm,. Jf June 15 10, 18 and 14 Barnard-slreot. COPPERSMITH AND PLEMIIING. T HE Subscriber having filled up, In connection with his Foundry and Machine Works, a Shop for the above business, and engaged the services of superior workmon, Is prepared to uo any description of work that may offer. , . All work done In the very best monitor and at the shurteat notice. A. N. MILLER, July 13 tf Eastern Wbart. . SAM'L HOYT, Late of the firm of SamH Hoyt &Co, Savannah, Ga. W OULD announce lo bla friends that he has remov ed to Charleston, 8. C- No. 149 Enst Bay, where he is prepared to do a gcueral Commission busluess. and furnish to order, at all times, any articles from the North or South that may be wantod, for the usual commission, as well as receive and sell the some. And I pledge my self that all business entrusted lo my care shall receive such attention os will Insure similar manifestation or their good will, not doubting that tnv acquaintance with Northern and southern markets will enable me to do as well os any, and better than many. Also Dealer in Butter, Cheecae, Plaster, Marble Dust, Cement. Lime and Hair. And Ageut for sundry Machine Manufactories, North and South, os well as 8llus 0. Uerrings* Fire Proof Safes. Georgia and French Burr Mill Slones; all of which will he furnished on short notice, and at manufecturera prices. Cub mid st all times for WooL Green, Salted and Dry Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, Shipping Furs, Beeswnx, Rag*.»Ropo Cuttings, Sen Island Cotton Seed and Flor ida Moss; Also, Southern Tauued Leather in tho Rough. Terms caslUnvariably. Refers to the citizens of Savon- MARINE RAILWAY. T HE undersigned respectfully Informs all who may need his services, tbalho has charge of the MARINE RAILWAY, which Is now In successful operation. He Is therefore, prepared to toko up vessels of any size usually visiting our port, and to do the work of repairing, to<L, on reasonable terms. Thoeo who wish to clean or paint the bottoms of their vessels can also bo accomodated on the Railway upon reasonable torras. He Is also prepared to contract for building veesels of any class or description, and to carry on the business of Ship Carpentering, Spar Making, and Caulking, In all 1U various bronchos, at the eastern extremity of the city. A good Ship Smith Is on the promises. aug 3 tv If. F. WILLINK, Ja. PRINTING PAPER. , REAMS Printing Paper, of the following sizes: 24 by 35,21* by 28*. 24* by 39, 24* by 38, S3 1401 SAVANNAH DHV DOCK, To Ship Owners, Master! and Consignees« T HE Suscriber respectfully Informs them that the SA VANNAH DRY DQUK Is now In auccessfol opera tion, and It Is calculated to take In shlpsof any cUm from 100 to 1500 tons burthen. Ills 230 feet long and OSfoet wldo, and complete in every particular. Alargo gang of workmen Is omployod and a largo supply of materials U on hand, so that vessels can bo repaired w thos much despatch as in any other port. Pump and Block Making and Smith’s work dono on the preinlsos, and every effort mode to ensure economy and fidelity to those who may fovor the Dock with their business D. P. landerbhine, Agent and Superintendent, fob 84 Late of Mnnfr’a Dock. Charleston, SAVANNAH WATER WORKS. Savannah, Brftsmdkr, 1.— OEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the aub- 0 scrlbcr until the 96lh day of October, for thedollvery of one half million or bricks, delivered as follows t 830,000 on Franklin-square in this city. 870,000 on the West Dank of the Ogecheo Canal bo- tween the River Lock and the Bridge. All tho brick lo bo of tho host quality, nnd subject to a rigid inspection. Deliveries to commoncc Immediately on the acceptance of the proposal, and lo oontlnuo at the rate of 900,000 per month, until all aro famished. The undersigned reserves the right to accept any pro posal for tho whole, or a part, ortho above quantity. Payments to bo mado as the brick is delivered, reserv ing a proper per oontage to Insure the completion of tho contract. [sept 30] JAME8 O, HORSE, OTRIOTLY CHOICE RIO COFFEE AND BAUON 0 SHOULDERS.—103 bags Coffee t IS calks Bhquklert; landing from brig Paragon. For sale by - •ept80 OKANB fc HOLCOMBE. nab generally. sept 4 CARPET WARE HOUSE* T HE Subscriber would respectfully Inform the citizens of Savouuah and the public geuorally. that the Store formerly occupied by Messrs. Snider, Lathrop to Novllt, (which is now being enlarged and lmprovod,) will bo opened on or about the 2llthluBL, with an entirely oudcomplote slock of Foreign aud Domestic OAR 1NG8, OIL CLOTH8, toe. toe. Having secured tho Agency ofsoveral of the principal manufoctorire of Europe, purchasers will bo euubleu to moke selections from the most complete assortment of Royal Patent Velvet-Tapestry,Urusael>,Ingrain and " tlan Carpellngs,Kugs. Oil Cl»thi,MnUing.Tablo and: Covers, Curtains aud Curtain Stutft, Shades, Cornices, toe., ever offered In this city; all ofwhich will be sold ai wholesale or retail,on tbo most satisfactory terms, by sept 4 if ■ W. H, GUION, Agent. 'FALL WOODS. a The Subscribers aro now opening tlielr foil style of HATS, CAPS, toe. toc^ in- JjSS eluding a few cases of Beebe’* superior ^ quality, to which thoy respoctfully invite the attention of their friends and the public generally, soot 3 LYO YON to REED. CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS. nnHE Subscribers, agents for Mr. H. Knauff, Organ X builder, are prepared to furnish nny description ot Church or Rirlor Organs. As a specimen of hla Instru ments, referenoe Is mado to the organ recently erected by him in the Lutheran Church of this city. Parties deal ring Information on tbo subject can ascertain all noceaaoi partlcularton application to K ZOGBAUM toCO n |uly 13 Whltaker-et., one door east of Brywn-iL FALL AND WINTER GOODS. T HE Subscribers have now oponod their Itookof Fall nhd Winter Goods, to which they Invite the attention 0 ^"tea nto YlB «a l tATHROp to 8TEBBIN8. /NkoCERIES, PROVISIONS- LIQUORS. CIGARS, VJ toe.—40 hbds. ftlr and efiolqe Porto Rloo Sugars 100 bbls. ornahed, powdorod and refined Sugars; St boxes Tobacco, comprising some of the most favorite brands: 175 boxes 8perm, Adamantine wd ToUow Can* .dloa; 100 boxes Soap; 50 bbls. Butter,. .Sugar, fpd Soda Biscuit; 310,000 Cigars, fovorlto brands; lOU bbls. Hiram Smith and other brands Canal Floiin SO bbls. N. O. Whiskey; 20 do. okl Monongahcla do; S3 dp,E, Fhelp’a GInt 3 pipes Holland do.; 85 bbla. Domestlq Brandy;, 10 halfpipes Otard, Dupuy kCo.amlLaierao do- 10 quar ter casks do. do/ 83 quarter cask* Sherry, Port and Ma deira Wines: 30 baskets Champagne, comprising Held- selck and other fovorlto brands, with, a general aiaort- forwtechMp y sf&ftY iz oo. I LOVES, OR A VATS AND TIES.—A supply of Alex- KX andor’a black, colored, and while Kid Glove* Just rood rod. Also, a eholc# sasortment of black, plain and embroideredGravaU*ndTfek Foruloby ^ sept84 WM. R. 8YMON8,17 Whltoker-at. I /SSr«5“ UmU “'“ w .CRANE AND HOLCOMBE TAVE RECEIVED by recent arrival*, and offer for XX sale,on the most favorable terms, the following: SUGARS— 30 hbds. Porto Rico, ftlr to choice. 85 hhda. Prime 8t Croix. 95 hbds. Fair Cuba. 100 bbls. Stewart’s B. to C. 83 bbls. Crashed. S3 boxes Loaf. COFFEE- 600 bags Rio, fair to prime. 100 bags Jamaica. 100 pockets Old Java. 30 bags Cuba. BAGGING to ROPE- 200 bales Gunny. 10 bale* Dundee. 300 coils Rope. TOBACCO— 300 boxes, various brands. 130 boxes Cream. SO boxes English Dairy. MACKEREL- > S3 barrels No. 1. S3 half barrels No. 1. 30 barrels No. 3. 83 half barrels No. 8. 30 barrels No. 3. BACON- 60 casks Sides. 23 casks Shouldora. MOLASSES— 50 tierces Cuba. 30 barrels Cuba. 50 barrel* New Orleans. CANDLES— 30 boxM Adamantine. 100 boxer Star. 83 boxes Pearl. 100 boxea Hull to Beadel’a. PICKLES— 50 boxea Underwood’s. 25 boxea Remington’s. LIQUORS- • 100 barrels E. P. Gin. 50 barrels Connecticut River Gin. 30 barrels N.E. Rum. 85 barrels Extra Choice Old Monoo. Whiskey, 50 barrels Baltimore Whiskey. S3 quarter casks pure Malaga Wine. 23 quarter casks Sclgnette Brandy. 10 half Pipes Otard Brandy. 5 pi pea Holland Gin. 15 quarter caaks Madeira Wine. 80AP- 50 boxes Colgate* No. 1. 50 boxes Colgate’s Pale. 100 boxes Boston No. 1. TEAS— 23 quarter chests Green. 10 halfcheals Black. 10 quarter chests Gunpowder. FLOUR- 50 half barrels Extra. 50 barrels Hiram Smith’s,) 50 barrels pure Qcneeaee, >New Wheat. 130 barrels Baltimore, ) STARCH- 50 boxes Pearl. 83 quarter boxea Peart. BABINS— 83 boxes Bunch. S3 half boxes Bunch. ALMONDS— 15 frails Jordan. DUCKETS— 100 dozen Palmed. 50 doun Varnished. ROBERTS & FOOTE, Broughton-etrcct, (up elaire) opposite the St. Andrew’* Hall, H AVE now on hand a very large and well-selected Stock of DRY GOODS, which they offer for sale, by the piece or package to the trade—consisting, in part, of Colored aud Duffell Blankets. Red nud While Flannel. Plains and Kenoys, assorted quality. 8allnels and Kentucky Jeans. Fancy and Tweed Cssslmeres. Striped and Plain Cotton Osnaburn. Bleached and brown Shirtings and 8heet!ngs. English and American Prints. Cashmeres nnd Printed DeLalnes. Black and Colored Alpncas, Black and Colored Coburgs. With an additional general variety of Goods usually kept In Dry Goods Stores, which are offered for sale at the usual accommodating terms. sept 18 S UGAR. COFFEE, SOAP AND CANDLES. 80 hbds. choice P. R. Sugar; 50 “ Fair do 300 Bags Rio Coffee; 30 Matts old Government Java do. 100 boxea Soap; 50 u Starch. Just received and for sale by Hpt 901653 M’MAHON to DOYLE. CHEAP CA8U STORE, CORNER WHITAKER AND CONGRESS-STS. B LEACHED and Drown SHEETINGS to8HIRTING8. The Subscribers have Just received per brig Wilson Fuller, from Now-York: Water Twist blenched SHEETING New-York Mills do do James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4 Londsdalo and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4 Sea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4 7-8,8,9,10,11, and 12-4 Allendale Bro. Sheeting 7-8,8,9,10,11, and 184 do Bleached do 7-8,8,9,10, II, and 12-4 Hamilton do do For rale by M. PRENDERGAST to CO. 8 r- SUNDRIES. OAA BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds- L\)\J 70 hbds. Fair and Choico Porto Rloo St 40 do. Cuba and New-Orleans 100 bbls. Retlned do. 75 do. Crushed and Powdered do. 83 boxes Loaf do. 300 bags Rio Coffoc. 800 do. Porto Rico and St. Domingo Coffee. 75 do. Java do. 130 X and X cheats Hyson Tea. 40 X do. Black do. 130 boxes Soap. 100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger. 80 bbls.-Buiter, Soda, and Sugar Biscuit • 30 X do. do. do. do. do. 120 M Segars. assorted kinds. 20 bsgs Blsck Pepper. 250 bbls. Now-Orluans Whiskey. 100 do. White do. SO do. Monongahcta do. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin. 60 do. Host P. to H. 'ays Cln. 0 pipes Holland do. 30 V casks Sherry, Madeira, to Teneriffe Wine. 100 baskets Champaguo do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 23 X casks do. 10 X do. Cognac Brandy. ( In Custom Houh 20 X P'pea do. i Store- 150 kegs Gnn and Rifle Powder. 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot With a compote assortment of Groceries. For sale on favorable terms b; sept 4 nu by WEBSTER to PALME8. GROCERIES. K IBBEE to RODGERS havo received by recent arri vals and offer for Hie on the most reasonable terms the following! COFFEE.—225 bags Rio and Old Java; BAGGING to ROPE.—P" '• coils Kentucky Rope. CANDLES.—50 box Candles. Cl! EE8E.—SO boxes Cream Choose. LARD.—50 kegs Extra Lard. BUTTER.—8 kegs Goshen Butter. RA18INS.-50 boxes Raisins. SUGAR.—15 hbds. eboleo Muscovado, and 23 bbl Stuart’s Crashed Sugar. SYRUP.—HX1 barrels choice Byrap. oct 7 -20 bales Gunny Cloth and 150 ixcs Star, and 50 do. Adamantino J UST RECEIVED, at No. 154 Congress-street, tbo fot lowing Goods, viz: Satin Striped Poplin Dresses. Super Changeable Lustres. Super Brocade do. Super Foulard do. Turkey Red Bordered Prints. Solid Turkey Red do. Printed 811es!a. Plaid Tweeds. Ladies*Super Embroidered Cashmere Gloves. Do. India and Saxouy do. Do. Gause and Nett do. Gents’ Cashmere, Thibet and Bnckskln do. Fancy Silk Cravats. Ixni.a, Cashmere, and Plaid Wool Shawls. Gents’ Mortno Vests, toe. toe. SPENCER CU11RELL, Agent, 134 Congress and 73 St. Jullon-atrccts, oct 15 Gibbons’ Building. j^AI/riMORK FLOLIH, BACON, oct 12 100 bbls. Howard-streht Flour. SO hhds. Prime Bacon Sides. 20 do. do. Shoulders. Ill casks Sugarcurcd Hams, 50 bbls. analOOkegs Prime Leaf Lard. Landing and for sale by SCRANTON. JOHN8TON to CO. C AN AL FLOUR, too.— 30 barrels Hiram Smith’s and Pure Genossee Flour. 28 hf. do. do, • do. do. SO casks pints to 10 casks quarts Byas’s Lon. Porter. 5 pipes Superior Holland Gin. 50 boxes New Raisins. 23 boxes Treadwell’s 8od* Biscuit. 10 barrels New White Deans. 50 boxes New Scaled Herring. 25 barrels Sugar House MoIbshs. 75 boxes 8tor Candles. Lauding and for rale by oct 19 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON to CO. B acon, sugar, ooefee, fcc.— 5 hhds. choico now Smoked Shoulders. 10 hhds. Porto nico8ugar. 50 bags Rio Coffee. ID kegs Butter. 20 boxes Ckeese. SO boxes Herrings. Landlug and for hIo by oct 18 COHEN to TARVER. HOICE ST. CROIX SUGAR, toe.— 87 hhds. Choice St. Croix Sugar; 28 do. do. Porto Rico do; 50 casks primo Bacon Sides: 23 do. do. do. Shoulders; ISO bags do. Green IUo Coffee; 107 do. do. do. Jamaica Coffee; 00 mala Old Government Java do; 10U bbls. E. Phelps’ Gin; 40 do. P. to H. Connecticut Rlvor Gin; 30 do. Domoallo Brardv; 20 quarter and 20 eighth casks Malaga Wins; 20 bbls. and 30 kegs Prime Leaf Lard; 75 boxes Colgate’s Poari Starch; 50 bbls. Hiram Sinlth’a Flour; Jgggg JOHNSTON * CO. UTTER, CHEESE, toe.— 34 firkins selected Goihen Button x UU9UCI1 minor; English Dairy Cheoae; Now White do; 80 bbls. good eating Potatoes; Landing from steamer and for sale by lent 89 . SCRANTON, JOHNSTON to ( Hpt 89 . on tinus. Hiram smith fluub. Ji[) 50 bbls. Canal Extra do. 50 bags Rio Coffee. 5 hhds. Muscovado Sugar. 50 boxes Cordials, assorted. 00 ^ do. Pipes. 100 roams Wrapping Paper. 100 gross Matches. Landing and for tale by Hpt 88 COHEN to TARVER., J. A BROWN. •he New and Splendid Stei FLORIDA, Captain Lyon, ALABAMA^..... Captain Lyos,.. Belonging to the N. Y* ASavnnnnh Steam Navigation Co, Will leave Savannah and New-York overy Saturdax, Then ship* are of 1,300 tons register, and unsurpassed In safety, speed, and comfort, These Steamers, living Savannah at the same Ums . that the Marion atm moojurrsr leave Charleston, ar rive in Now-York as soon as, or before them. iSBT Cabin PassagetSS, payable before going on hoard | Amnt« PADELFORD, FAY to CO, Jan 88 , ship STATE OF GEORGIA, of 1900 tons lster,CspL John E. Waltorahas commenced her regu- trips and will leave Savannah on Wrdnesday, the 8th dav of September, and every alternate Wkdnrsdat tlicrcaRei; say on the 29d Sept, 0th and90th Oct, and 3d and 17th November, and so on7 Cabin Passage to Philadelphia..... $25 00 Through Tickets to New York 23 00 ' Tills ship ha* been bnilt’ with entire regard Vo safeqr! jmfbrt and despatch, and offers new and admirable to cilJUas to btulneae ana travel. For freight orpusage ap ply to PADELFORD,FAY fc OO, Agenta In Savannah. HERON toMARTIN, Agento In Philadelphia. SAVANNAHs AUGUSTA & HAMBURG* 0mm ^ Tbo Union Steam Boat Company of Gcor- ^•■w-^gla and South Carolina having thoroughly __SSR8ioverhanlod and refilled the superior steam packets II. L. COOK and OREGON, with Lighters, aro now ready to transport freight of sill descriptions be- ween Savannah, Augusta and Hamburg, with aa much,. r not more dispatch, than any other boats on the river. The steamers aro commanded by experienced and ac commodating Captains. All freight consigned to (hair agents will bo forwarded free or oommhwlona. The accommodations forpasHOgera are equal, If not superior to any boats on the river. HENRY IIARPKR, President, Savannah. E. F. KINCHLEY to CO, AgenU “ Hpt 21 JAME8 HARPER, Agent, Augusta. oct 1 in half Pipes Otard Brandy; 10 “ Sdgiielt and Itoschclldo. 10 Pipes Holland Gin; 20X to X Casks Madeira Wine; 20 “ u Port do. 30 bbls. old Monongnhela Whiskey; 30 “ Domestic Braiuly; 50 « do. Gin; 100 -• do. Rum; 100 “ do. Whiskey. Just received and fur sole by sept 801853 M’MAHON to DOYLE. 50 boxes Colgate’s Purl Starch 50 boxea Georgia Candles 100 boxes Soap. For rale by [sept 25]SWIFT to CO. Ip’s 1 . 50 do P. to 11. Gin, Conn. River; 100 do N. O. Whiskey; 50 do Baltimore Whiskey; 100 do N. E. Rum: SO do Domestic Brandy. Landing, and for sale by [sept 85] SWIFT to CO. FAUIi & WINTER GOODS! T HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure In announcing to tlie citizens or Savannah, sod the public generally, hat, by various srrlvslsof steamers aud sail vessels,Uioy ■ave received a largo aud splendid Stock of Goods, suit, able for Fall and Winter trade—such as: ALPACAS, CA8H MERER MU8L1N DE LA1NE8. BOMBAZINES, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, SHAWLS, SILK AND VELVET MANTELS, of all colors and or the latest and roost approved patterns, too, toe, toe. They also have received a large stock of SILK8, which surpass any other ever brought to this place, as well in the quality nnd patterns as In the prices; a grut assort ment or WHITE to EMBROIDERED GOODS, such ai Collars, Cuffs, Capes, Caps, Handkerchiefs, Sleeves, and Chemisette; together with all other articles usually I - Id a Dry Goods Store. They call the attention of the public especially to Utelr assortment of Honsc-koeplngr Goods, Consisting of Shirtings, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, Pillow-Case Linen, etc, etc.; and also to their extensive variety of Flannels, Blankets, KerHys,8atlnets, Tweeds nnd Casslmcres t and Invite all who wish to pur chase lo come and examine their Stock, which will be Mid at the lowest rates. EINSTEIN to ECKMAN, oct 13 131 Congrcas-atrcct. gTrabfUng Mtiberttocmcnta. RBW-YORR k SAVANNAH 8TBAM-SH1P LINE Pgk WEEKLY. SAMUEL L. MITCII1LL, 194 Front-street, New-York. FOIl PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia & Savannah Steam Navigation .Co. The new and splendid side-wheel steam- GIA, of 1900 ion* FOR DARIEN, BRUNSWICK. FANCY BLUFF, ■- ST. MARYS, KINO’S FERRY, GL<v *»iv\ AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGI The new and fast steam-packet PLANTER, Captain P. Corb, having been, thoroughly [overhauled and refitted, will resume her tripe . for tho above places, commencing. Thursday, the 83d Instant, at 10 o’clock, A. M. For Freight, or passage,hav ing very superior accommodations for paseengers, apply on board, at Wllllnk’* wharf; or to E. F. KINCHLEY to CO, Agent*. P. 8.—All Freight payable In 8avannah. Hpt 80 SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA. TEAHUOAT COMPANY OF oSuGU Will continue to run the following Steamers, vhu DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) Capt. . CHATHAM, (Iron) 7! Capt, Hubbard. THOS. 8. METCALF, Capt. . ■ TENNESSEE, OapL'-r— Which, with tow-boata and lighten, afford urn fuelled _ facilities for transportation of freight to the. Interior of Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, In connection with Railroads. The elegant ateam-packet D. L. Adams will connect with the steamships Fi-orida and Alabama, landing freight by them in 5 days from New York lo Augusta. Freight (now taken at reduced rates,) will be forward- ed/rra of commission. fy In order to prevent deteutiou or mfsesmayr, bills of lading should be addressed to G. H. JOHNSTON, President, Savannah. Merchandize from the interior, to, - JOHN A. MOORE, Agent, Augusta. DIRECTORS. Bavarkab.—Geo. H. Johnston, Andrew Low. Edward Padelford, W. C. O’Drlscoll, Charles Green. /OHph B. Fay, Jos. Washburn. ArousTA.—J. R. Bulkloy, T. 8. Metcalf, James Hop L. Ilopklns, E. Sherman. G. M. Newton. 8avannah, June 84,1853. TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORT - TUI ** iSavannih A Charle U. S. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS , L EAVE Savannali evrrv Morhino at Four o’clock, after tho arrival of the Night Train of tho Central Rail-Road, and ARRIVE At Charleston atTwklvk o’clock M.samr pav,connecting at Charles- . ton with the Wilmington Steam-Packets, which' leave with the U.8. Mall rvkry day at 2X P- M- aud,' also, with the Now-York Sc OharloRton Steam ships, which leave Charleston avtav Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons. Passengers leaving Macon on Tuesday evenings trill arrive In time to connect with the splenuld new steam shin JAMES A DOER one wepk and I SOUTHERNER tho next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land routo.,ISO.00 time S3 hours. By steamships .$23 Ot may 13 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. : SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY OF GEORGIA. T his COMPANY will continue to. transport Produos and other Merchandise, on tho Savannah river, to. and from Angusta. by their Iron 8teamera JOHN RANDOLPH, Capt. Philmt. - LAMAR, Capt. Cebi wi Lb —AND ALSO BY TUB STEAMER— AMORY SIBLEY, Capt. The latter Steamer being or leu draught than,any other on tho River, Insures unprecedented despatch In all stages or the water. The Company Is also provided with fifteen Tow-Boats and two Lighters. All Freight addressed to the care of the Company, of its Agents, will bo received and forwarded, free of com- missions. A. SIBLEY,.President, Augusta. oct 18 ROI11NSON Sc CAMP, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, AND DKALKRI IN Fine Ready Made Clothing* A RE .NOW receiving their 8tock of /ALL AND of Silk, 8alln, Cashmeres, embroiders and rich Cut .... voL All of which will bo made up at the shortest notice and In the best style of workmanship. Our READY MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured at i he well known houn or W. T. Jennings to Uo n No, 831 1 roadway, New-York, and Is equal to any In the city.— Wo keep constantly on hand the largest assortment ot FANCY GUOD8 of any house In the trade, auch aa while and fancy colored Shirts; Silk, Lisle Thread and Gauze Menno Under-Garments: Shaker Flannel and Lambswool do.; Thread, Cotton, Merino and Lambswool Hosiery; 811k and Cotton Umbrellas; black, white and colored Kid Gloves, (of Alexanders make); Stocks, Scarft, Cravats and Collnra t and, in feet, everything no- ceasary to a Gentleman’s Wardrobe. For sale on u a commodatlug terms as can be had In the city, at GAUDIIY’S BUILDINGS, Hpt 21 Next door to Pulaski House. T. R. MILLS, Agent. Savannah. W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta. THROUGH FARE From Charleston to BaltimorotlT'SO* To Philadelphia >19, and to New-York $20. THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON. SO. CA. - EAVING the wharfat the foot orLaurana-stroet dally l arterlhe arrival of the Southern oars, via Wilming ton, N. C* from which point two dally trains aro dis- , »lched ul8 A. M.andiP. M.; the 8 o'clock oulu con- ' lectlng at Weldon, N. O n with the Seaboard and Roanoko Rail Road to Norfolk, thenco bv steamers to Baltimore,' and both trains connecting at Weldon with the line* to ' Petersburg, Richmond, Wuhlngton, Baltimore, Phlladcl- E hln, and New-York The public ia reepectfoBy Informed * ist the steamer* of then line*, are in first rato condition, and are navigated by well known and experienced com mand era; the Rail Roads are tn fine ordor, (the Wllmlng- 4 on and Weldon, as well as the Seaboard and Roanoko having recently been refold with heavy Trail) thoreby securing both ufely and despatch. By then route* pas- * sengers availing themselves of tho first train may reach - -Baltimore In 40 hours, Philadelphia In 45 hrinrs, and Ney York In SO# hours; and by the second train they arrive n Baltimore lu 50 hour*, Philadelphia in 58 hours, and' New-York In Oljf houre. Through tlckelscan alone bo had from E. WINSLOW*. ■ Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Com- gany^ at the office of the Company, foot ofLaarena street, • READY-MADE CLOTHING. T HE undenlguod would solicit tho attention of hi* friend* and tho public In genoral to his forge assort ment or READY-MADE CLOTHING, which ho has re ceived by recent arrivals. Ills stock consists, In part, as follows: Black and Bluo Cloth CLOAKS. Black, Bluo and Brown Petersham Overucks. Black aud Olive Cloth Surlouts. Blue and Drab Kereey Oversacks. Mottled and Black Beaver sacks. Fancy Casslmere and Tweed Sacks and Frocks. Super Black Frock and Dress Coals. PANTS—of Super Black Freuch Doe Skin Cassimere. super Faucy French Cassimere, Gray and Plaid Tweeds. VESTS—of Figured Black and Fancy Cashmere, Black Satin ami Iforatchca Silks, Figured Black and Fancy Silks. Together with a forge stock of Shirts, Drawers, Glove*. ~ jspendere. Scarfs, Cravats, &c. EB’Tho whole of the above Clothlng haa been made up under bis own supervision, and ore offered at price* as cheap os tho cheapest. oct 3 WM. R. SYMONS, 17 Whltakor-st. Linen Cambric Hdkf*. at G 1-4 Cent*. I HAVE Just opened a full assortment of Linen Cam bric Hdkfs, ranging In prices from 6X cento to the finest quality. Also, a forgo lot of Fancy Priuto, some of which I am offering at 5 cento per yurd only. . SPENCER CURRELL, AgL, - 151 Congress and 73 St. Julien-sU^ oct 18 Gibbon’s Buildings. PLANTATION GOODS. # T HE subscribers havo In store, a large supply of Goods deslgued fur Planters’ use. consisting In part, of 8chley’s Georgia Plains and Twills, Northern Kereeysand Plains of all styles and qualities, Eugllsh and Cordova all wool Plains, and Hazards do., Heavy London Dufflll Blankets, (own Importation.) Twilled Bristol do n and American and Mackcnaw do n superior Whitney Bed Blankets and Cotton Comforts, Fancy Plaid Llnseys, Red and Bluo do- Plalu and Heavy Twfifed Red F/annefs, White do- llrown, Blenched and colored Canton do- Mnrlboro and Manchester Stripes nnd Plahfo, Twilled Shirting Stripes, 3-4, 7-8 aud 4-4 Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Cotton Osnaburga or all quali ties, Tweed Cssslmeres, Satinets, nud Keulucky Jeans or erory grade; which, with their forge and choice collet tlon of Faucy and Stnplo Dry Goods, are offered for sal * l oct6 0WMt “^NeNPiTT^LATHROP to 8TEBB1NS. New EatabllHlimcnt fur Wine*, too THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs tho ^Inhabitants or Savannah and of the Interior, Ithat he has just opened a fine assortment of wines, liquors, toe., In this city. Ho Is » native ofFrance, and Is Intimately acquainted with French Houses. In New-York and Philadelphia, he has boon well known for some years as an Importer of articles unlfortr ' Ine, and whloh be can easily prove to bow, I . Ion of all who may favor nlm with their patronage Ho will keep always on hand the' following articles, a rigid inspection of which he respectfully invites: He Is Importer and Dealer in Freneh Brandies, Holland Gin, Scotch nnd Irish WhUky, (also Monongnhela always on band.) old Batavia Arrack, Jamaica and 8anU Cruz Rum{ old Port, Madeira, 8berry, Champagne, Hock. Claret,Sauterne and Burgundy wine*. French Cordial* In case*, Curacoa, Maraschino, Ratafia Slavaltz, Klr- ■ebenwasser. Absinth, too. tod. A Ho London Brown Stout and Edinburgh Ale, and Agenttor domestic liquors. octS It WOOL HATS* 10.0M o “° bl ^*2 , T’“ \ .i iV”'-’ , » . ALSO, 50 dozen Mateloo Hat* (for planter’s.turn) an* Artlclo entirely now, for sale *t too new wholesale Hat Store, COST. 0 ' ***** St CO. iricston, 8. to whom please apply. AUGUSTA AND IVAYNESBOnO* RAIL-ROAD. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. T HIS ROAD Is now open for Iho transixirtatlon of Freight and Passengers to Waynesboro’. At. this ; 'nl It connect* with a splendid line of Fnur-Horso Post ' iches, forming a perfect dally connection between Au-' gusta and Savannah, Macon and Mllledgevllle. On and afler Monday, May 10tb, Passenger tn run Dally, as follows: I«ave Savannah at .8.00o’clock A. BI. Macon at .7.30 . “ A. M.. Mllledgevllle at ..7.00 « .A. M. Augusta at .....4.30 . « A.M. Arrive at Augusta at 9.40 “ P. M. . “ at Savannah 6.00 u P..M. . nlMncunnt ....6.45 *•- P. M. at Mllledgevllle at .7.15 -•» - P.-M. Fare between Snvaunah and August*..... ...*5 50> “ “ Macon “ . T* 86 50 , nger train* will, Savannah, .....jffiHHR “ Mllledgevllle too « ........86 75 MACPUERSON B. MILLEN, Gen’l Sup’t. >. nth, May 5th, 1838. ■ . ,m*y,3 BOUTH-WESTEHW RAIL ROA A DAILY TRAIN for Passenger* and Macon at A*' M n arrive* at Ogletnorpe ai.sv>| . A. leave* Oglethorpe atllJfA. M- arrives at Macon at 3jf P. M., connecting each way with the Central and ;, Bacon and Western Rail Road Trains, and the .ToUa-- hassee, Eufeula nnd CoIumhUsMaU.Btage Lines." Passengers dine at Fort Valley at 1.15 PiM; .ri-. GEO. W. ADAMS. Superjntendeht aug 20 South Western Rail,Road, Now-York, Bo*toi And all the Northern', Towns, California, Europe, Also, Ma con, Oglethorpe,, Columbus and MiUedgeviUe, A KR®iESlENTO , h«7tebSlS : “ihUi.tlEW A YORK ,AND. SAVANNAH 8TEAMBH1P. COM- description. 1 This Express has been extended to nieet- he wanu or the citizens or Savannah and town* In ilbo,: nterlor. All thoso Intrusting business to ns can rely on having all buslnesa matters attended to promptly and faithfully. J. DxMARTIN, A ( 153 Bay-*t„ 8 doors East of the City Ornozii-No; 74 Broadway,'New-York; No. B street, Boston; No, 43 8outb 3d street, Philadelphia. N. B.—Please mark all good*, care Hr-*-- imfn • 0m Exorcis AT 8A r in^BURY > to,00.»B; • - ■ A RE now receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of A; READY M ADM CLOTHING from Ihelrown manu- fectory, consisting in part of-black, bine and brown Frock Coats, black aotb Sack*, fancy Cass. Panto- toe- which theyvr 111 sell very low. , MARSHALL house. aug 4 . rpHE Subscrfbcra^rc^prq.ured to make contra ;ts tor liaiLRoadlron. N. B. to H. WEED. F1GISLAJ • STE, /~t ARGOPB sawi rEAM HAW MILL. lWF.I) lumber. ID LUMBER. at short notice. .City ordert vy wlll be supplied and the lumber delivered In any ^Sr^a^S agsjirtaienl of seasoned Plank, Bonnie Apply at the Mill, ci „ m^o.S.x.inRopubbc.n^.,

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, October 25, 1852, Image 1