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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30. 1852. u runuiintD P'.tt.y ADD TEI-WEEKLY BY J. L. LOCKE & CO. #1|»» nni County grin tor.. SSK ADVERTISING RATBBt OrtlnwrUon.. Two « 10 00 W° u 125 Three “ 18 M 1 so Pour 15 00 Four u * 175 Six M 90 00 ”..8 00 One Year 30 00 ^nradvertUnenta not exwedlng five linos, throo- .1 EXm;;.U'li^'vi'ii!e'i!3' . iM^rnro taken that thojf bo publUhed according to law. "^uidvertlMinenU Rom transient persons or strangers, w £ l “rf,tt“2ry£Sr iuiv.ni.cn, .111 be conflnod cSly fi. .Loir bu5n«», «fd all t>llt.r .dvonlta; JK not pertaining lo Uielr regnlnr bmiuota, u ngrood fur u5'.’wr SdrertlMM MCMdlng *n their wlvertlMmenl. JS&S-SSbenit line, weed (or, will bo clmrgcd “ffKlS>2S»T. WlU. •> IH.SRTKD Gt.TOI- OT j’i , | l .drortl«meiita for ch.ritable lutltutlon. end ro- “feM^ta^S,lf. ri o“^..iu,.u.di. JfiLiu iSthonumberof lltaortloM, will t» publtabod ffiKntll ordered to bedtaoonllnuod,UKlohirgedno- K ?Ifjf letter, dlrootod to Mile offloe, ortho Edltota, emit be port pnld, to 011UII0 theta to nltotulun. n it —E.clt Citation by the Conn or Ordlirnry, that incl'lcaUou bn* been made for Letter, of Adtalnlnretion, liua benublWied TntnTt o.v. »t lout. HSfeiss feano# niyij helbre the day of tale. Thoso sales must be made !si%wrwi“ ‘Xn^UaiUonsbyEwc^™! Administrators ^Vuj tho Court of Ordluarv, for leave to sejl Estate MgroeMnust be published TWO MONTHS. ° r 8aldaofjporsonal property (except n $W^, and intestate furta 1 "*, by Executor* and Administrators, aSSBBaaff 8 *? er, B DHendry, DP Halsey,Patrick Hanly, John Higgins, John Hanly, /no A Ilengos, Jno Hunter, a ft Haupt, Jnu I oward, Martin Horn, Win Hone, Peter llerrman, U A I onlker.Robt Hutchinson, Jot C Hines, Henry Hiinken, J It narley, Michael Hickey,Timothy llowe.0 8 llordee, E fobs Murad, J P Hood, Tnos Henderson, W J llalloy, Henry Harper. J E Ilogg, W R Harris, Nicholas Hernan dez, Tho* Hovered. Alfred Haywood, Moses Y Mender- son, O If Hall, R If Hardee, David Harrington, Edwin E Herts, W 11 Houseman, Nil Harris, Stephen Halrick, 8 i. Hooker, O 8 Hunter. RR Habersham, Ghas P Ham- on, W 11 Holmes, 8 P Halsey, Wm W Habersham, 4 M ay wood. Thos lloynea,Jno B Habersham, Georgo 8 1 larding. 4no Harrisson, Nicholas Heyle, Pros Hernan* dez,Andrew Ijarrisson, Win Uumphreya, John Helry, G Troup Howard, Wm Henderson, D 8 Henderson, Jaa h . Henderson, Thomas Helry, Claus Hallman, John II nil, Levi Hart, Job Horan, E IleldL Maurice llackelt, obt Habersham, Br, John Harper, J W Harris, Thos oloorabe, U II Holcombe, E 8 Harris, Wm Hetdt, Jos aregrovos, Joa O Habersham. John B Holcombe, EM re<l nyden, EJ Harden, Jno Hamlet, Geo Haas, Jno R amlet, M Harding, Seymour Harris, E D Heyle, Wm P olland, H P Holland, James lllnes, RII Howell, Tho* —len, W B Harrison, Milton Humphreys, Jos B Hsr- R B Hilton, R W Hunt, Jno P Herb, Wm Hone. John W Ihly, John L Ihly Wm Ihly, Brion Island. George Jones, Jas O Jones, Jas M Jones, B G James, Alexander Johnson, JasT Jones, J D Jesse, Thos Jones, id ward Jones, Jot Johnston, Peter Jacobs, John R Johnson, Christian Jogstetter, E 8 Johnson, G 11 John son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John R Jackson. Bulloch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt Jackson, Wm A Jaudon, II It Jackson, Claus Jackens, Peyton R Johnson, Jos W Jackson, George Jaskson. Fred Krote, Harmon Knhlman, Wm H Roily, Phillip Kolb, Dedriek Kattonhorn, P M Kollock, Ezra Kent,N B napp, JaaKing, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, Jamoa Kerr, Peter Krause, Gofort Kerk, James Kennedy, John telly, Daniel Knln, Hanford Knapp, A J Kara, Edwin tapp, J P Kirby, Nicholas Kerioy, Robert Knox, Fred erick Knutson,Peter Krlnc, Louis Kerapf, AG Kennedy, A L Kent, Louis Koezel,Thos Keaton, Jas Kirkland, Al fred Kens Phillip Kean. D O Kauffta, Wm Klne, Ed ward Kean, Edward 8 Kempton,John Keegan, Chas H Knapp, Wm P Klng,Nlcbotas KoUeher, Jno J Kelley, Thos II Kreeger. ^ L Lamar, Thos E Llojd, BcnJ’n W Lloyd, Ungh Logan, Joa Llppman, John M B. Lovell, B W Loach, B Lathrop, Martin Larkin, 8Y Levy, JT Latham, Peter Logan, Thos-Leary, Hugh Lnrken, Patrick Lenahan, Patrick Lee, Daniel Laphan, Thomas Lyon, James Lan* aghan, J T Linde, Linda Linde, Daniel Leahey, William M Leigh, John Larkin, Henry Lathrop. D P Laudershlne, Andrew Low, O D Lebey, Louis Legriol, John Lyons, O Lufburrow, Charles Law, Poter Lee, Robert Leybourn, leovy Llllenlhal, W W Lincoln, 11 F Letche, F M Lohofl, folno Lovell, Win E Long, John N Lewis, Simeon Lane, IIL Luf burrow, William Lake, 8 A T Lawrence, AR .uwton, Edward Lynch, Edwnnl Lovell, John Imres, D i Lane, James Lnughlln, J P Linder, James J Logan, tobert A Lewis, A B Luce, J H Ladd, Jno Lama, Jas jynch, IULaltoche, Peter Lawrence, Michael Imvnn, Matthew Lynch, Root Lachllson, James Lachllaon, Cas- K Lenzer, James Larkin, Timothy Lavau, O A La- e, Robt Lunday, John Lawton, A J Imboy, Thos Lewis, Wm H Lyons, Antonio Loovenlo,J G Lambright, Michael Lynch, Pat’k Lnughlln, John 11 Loveless, G W Lockwood, Loors Lohmun. mr. Abraham Minis, David Morris, Jacob Manses, John akin, Thos MoNIcholas, John Masterson, Edward onhan, Jeremiah McCarthy, John Mcliue, Wra Morrell, J G Mehrtcns, Robt McIntyre, H O Mehrtena, Jno D Mai- lott, Jos Mordocal, Michael McGrnll, Thos Murtaugh, Imandcr Moore, Mathias II Myer, Poter McGullllcuddy, Silvester Manning, M Marsh. Jacob Miller, Jno Murchi son, Jno Montiuotiln, Thus Maher, Thos MoAullff, Jas NcFocly, B W Mlscnlly, II W Mercer, C A Maglll, Wip Meredith, B T McGrail, Tlioa McCollum, H Slorce, Wm J Moore, J D Mallard, 0 D Murphy, Jeremiah Mack, N C Mills, Jesse Mount, John Murphy, B M Morel, Patrick Menra,C O Millar, John McCabe. Hnrvey Morse, John McDermott, J M Milton, Thomas VV McArthur, Lovl 8 Myers, Henry Merckhnrdt, Mlclmel Meath, Thomas Ma hon, Patrick McGovern, 8 8 Millar, T J McNIih, John Mahoney, John McGunagh, Pntrick Masterson, John Mallory, James J MoCoy. Isaac Minis, Edward McCabe, G Murklns, 8 8 Moody, Dennis McGuire. Lawrence Mc Kenna, Noylo Mclluo, J II Mehrtcns, M B Myor, Thomas McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Monke, Edward McGruw, Bartholomew Mclnamey, John ftlallery, Luder Mohr- tens, A P Mira, Fabian Myerhofler, U 8 Miller, John R Martin, William 11 Mell, James W Morgan, Michael Mor ris John W MoKoy, C P Mills, William is Mongin, D J MoKonzIe, A P Mordecal, Jas 8 McDonald, Jns Manu- cair, E Mcudcll, A K Moore, Wm Mockav, „ Jaa G Metis, L B McConn, Win Morris. John McCollum, Charles McCann, Hernord Malian, Wm McLaughlin, i’atrlck McLaughlon, P W McCarthy, W II O Mills, Jno McMahon, Jno F Mullogan, Jas Matthews, Isano Marsh,Thos Madden, John Moran, FA Maddox,8olomon llayer, E M McDonnell, Wm Morel, Jnu Muhun, Jno R Unyer, Tlioa O Mooney, M O Morlnnd, Joa McDonald, T 1 MaxwelL N W McLeod, A lex McHardea Jno T Mitdi- I, Predk Mundorf. H K Muntfort, Jas McBride, W J It cli.tosb, Bainl II Morel, Jeremiah McCarthy. Win Mc Carthy, A N Miller, Thos Mott. II P Miller. IW Morrell Jus Molntlre, Dnnl McCarthy. M 11 McLeod, Jas McCann Jas McCnnna, Thos Meeks, Edward Mullogan, Johu Me Aulio; Archibald McAllister. Joseph Nelli, ThosNaylor, Wm Nungozor, JusNunge- Mir, W G Norwoml,Jno W NouvItL DD Nlcnols, EL Nofdllnger, Dan’l Nelson, Torrence Nugent, G N Nichols, Geo 8 Nichols, L F Nichols, Jos Nngle, Nevlll Noyle, Jno Noll, J G NetdUIngor, A A Nungazer. J R Norton, Jacob Neuberger, Edward Nugent, Baron Nuttmnn, Jns A Norris, Frederick Nolteraen,Juo C Ntooll, Thus M Nor wood, Chaa Nowlnnd. James Neldlllngcr, Wm Nova, jy,T W Uooion, MJ Buckner, John Boatou, B M U Burroughs, Dennis Blznnerhosselt, D H Baldwin, Wra O BarUuu Augustus Boulincau, John Burns, Michael Bowley, Ullck Burke, Jts O Blance, J II Bushier. W 4 Blodget, Jn* O Bowen. Jno W Blza, Barnard B Bee. F 8 Barlow, Wm Jlioe, J P Brooki, W II Bourdlojr, W O Butler, H 8 Bo- «»rdu». Frederlok Bailey, W D Baahlor, Joa W Brown. Jubn O Blanco, Theodore Blols, William .Ulolt, Wm II Uue, Tlioa . . . Cornwell, Jos 8 Carruthers, -- Culpepper, Thoa Corley. II M Charlton, a - vnawia, Richard Colo, Thos CusackJno L Clark, Michael Ciuack, 011 CampBeld, FraneU T Cole, John Curry, Thos Clark, John Cordell, Jas Connelly, John Carruthers, Iredcrick Cook, Emoituel Oanwaller, Luke Christie, Joa Campbell, Kras Cam iiUeld, Jno D Charlton, Jno G Cooke, Edmund Cotter, Montgomery Gumming, II E Courier, Joa Clog- horn, John Casa, Jno Cunningham, Carl Craft, Wm Car- son, B L OoleTw O Charlton, 8 J M Cubbege^Moses . _ .Cubbege, Coburn, L P Cook, Henry Capon, 8 M Golding, Freder ick Carstens, Wm Cox, Wallace Gumming, Patrick Grot ty, Michael Carey, Poter Cobb, Jno J Cornell. Wm C aou, Robt Carr, Fraa Champion, A II Champion, Jna Cornell, James Cornell, II R Christian, Jno J Coates. Cox, JpoT Qainpagnac, Wm Cullen, And Cordoa,PU idon, Aaron Champion, W T Chapman, Daniel Cli Jas , , '6romwcll. G L Cope, Jr., G L Cope,sr- James A Courvolser, 8 II Cooper, If A Crane, Win L Clark, D D Copp, JohnD Cole, Cornelius KConvor, Thomas Corr, Bryan Connor, James ECope, L 0 Claris George Clark, Wm P Clark, John A Clmra- D. ^Rlc’d W Delaney, Martin Duggan, John Doyle, ] Dawaon L Mlohael Dally, Rlo’d Donovan, Sami P i ^ Daniel Donovan, Albert L D’Lorze. Patrick Di D’Lyon, Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly, VI vldson, Morty Dorgan, Wm U Davis, Wm Dlx Dann,Cliesloy Dugger,’ Jns H Doraund, Jos Daws Thos Dowell, Jno DowiRng,J B Davla, H J_ , " v ““ L 8 DeLyon, G VV Davis, D 8 Daniels, Jno D Bunean, John Dillon, hmel Dasher, Levi E B Coleman?James Carroll, GoorgoE Congdon, Thomas Collins, J P Cohen, Charles II Conuery. • . . Wm o »Dibble, Downoy, Donnelly, VVm ■ , Wm Dixon, Jos Dawson, J Dickerson, Dailey, Win Dclbitt, AO Davenport, Isaac Davis, Henry Daimcnfelscr, Jno D Del- bnnoy, W L Davis, 8 O Dunning, PaUick Dorvlno, Ohns 11 llnmih, BurrellDye, 8C Dunning, Jr, F G Dana, W H Dudley, John Devanoy, John Doble. RII Darby, Jas M Boylo, James Downey; Wm 11 Dunning Jr, Henry Du- blgnon, James Doyle, Martin Dunnagon, Dudley I>«von- {wrt, JacobDeLa.Motto, A MDay,J. JO Davis,Thos B Bsvk J M DeMartln, Ileuty Dlttmora, Alox Drysdale, D Prod’k Danners folscr, J B Dasher, R W Dasher, J T Bukes, John H. Dewt Samuel L Dowoll, John Dry- ' J ^ a * !Th ° >FDttU ^- ciac U. H « n fy Ellis, Daniel Ega^’Richard Ennis, Abralmm Elnaioin, John Evornrd, Wnt Elleby, Thos Eden, O W p ®. n \ Jo i!? 1 Edy, Charles J Eden, Peter Endries, J A Epileln, Edwin W Ervin, James Eden. Pelt, John Foley,%tos Ford. Jos 8Fay, Wm j ppHS 0 ** 11 11 El»ki J wnes FountalnJJugald Ferguson, ‘“lllgant,RobertPerrelLJuo O Fallmant, JusFar- h°«! “, Fol,c * r d, Andrew Parry, John Fitzgerald, An- wfttt R n Poll, Mlchnel Finney, Wm P Feay, E Wm c?f. 0 T Frierson, Austin French, Johnnn D Fisher, p^rj/omardr Dominick Flalley, John Flannegan, Pat’k FMoy, Thos fUherty, Jno D Ffsh,LM Falllgan^ Owen KfJiBJB Fairchild, JasFaunstan. Michael Fay, G W Poster, J R Flshor, G J Fulton, Jacob Pnitir n° 0 0 Parries, John O Ferrell, James (•nail n n <S n FJ®«D*ood, Geo VV Fahn,Lonimrd Free* a pJIv 1 Fort. Tbos A Parries, Wm B Flemming, Jas Fink. DavidFlUgerrald,RobertFlslior, D Jeremiah Flckllng, Wra Fielding, tfcWMWJWMi Zil"* Fr,nl “ ,u - o. Gullmnrtln, BepJ l, Jos George, sr^ >ui » Gannon, Jos Gel— A u.nl'111, Wm A aibboni,. oJmStll jA 0m OlKJ PUrovoitatoln, John Soail 0 i li IS r ’ Domingo0.11.O, John drimn, Gooddl 0od fW, h J Gullmnrtln, Boihorn iffinS,™/fiDnjnn.OMrg.a.I.houml.J MGrinin, P H Gta«n 'jL'?.^, l,l )? n ‘- 0l, “ Grata, PaTri.lt Gordon ri.h I.Hli 0 oP'V.'RhJ- Ptl »f gSiW W W GoodI “IS' Ulfetand, J...,,h K® WBEtm BHn M.Onnr- Ganahl, Mnrtln Wmmm&m FACTOR AGE,FORWARDING, AND QENSAXAL COMMISSION HU8INE88, • SAJttUBL L. DOWELL, No. 108BAV-sTXiaT.8&VANkan, OaoaotA. Btrict personal attention lo Farmers’ orders, and quick returns of 8alef of Produce. mar 3 BWIFT. DENBLOW It CO, Dettlors ln Uroceriee, Provialona* FOREION AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CORNER BAY ARB W1IITAKBR-STRBBTS. W. D. FORD, Wholeaalo and JKetall Grocer, IFaldburff't UuUding. Jefferion-tlrt-.l, Savannah, Qa+ By Constantly on bond, a eholee supply of Family Groceries. July 7 J. L. OLIVER, Faahlonablo Boot Manufacturer, MO.SEVENTEEN ROLL-STREET, NEAR MONUMENT-SQUARE, Cork-Sole, Water-Proof; Hunting, Military, Patent Leather, . Walking, Drew, and Pump-Solo Boots; Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumpa, Slipper*, Ac-, made to order In tho neatest and most fashionable manner, of warranted materials, and by the most experi enced and careful workmen. . WYLLY Ac MONTMOLLIN, General Agent* and Brokers, For tho 8ale of Real Estate,Negro**,4-ang dueripUan Personal Prepcrtf, . -ornox, boRNER bullet, and bat-lane, feb 33 Savannah, Georgia. T. PORTER’S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM. Sgrtnii antt Sumnuc JFaatifowa. T HE SOnsemBEE takM thl.I mMhodjtaJntarmlnghl;W.nd« ud Iho clltaen.of Snrmnnnh, lltal h. Unow opening THE MOST BPLENDID STOCK OP CLOTHING over ogorod In thl. dtp. Til. pricM, In plain . — no dovlnllon, and it mo romnrkiblo low prim. Ih.uh. grid, nra marked, odiUd by . gcncrou* public. In put Ira the following Good. I tm figures, are marked upon each article, and the subscriber feels confident will be appreciated now In store, to wit: GENTS’ CLOTH COATo. Gents. Black Cloth Dreea and Frock Coats, Olive 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 Shad Dress do Black Doe Bkln Polka Sacks, Fancy Colored do do Drab Cas*lmere Sack* and Polka Sack*, JOist of voters, S E0.8. Be it farther enacted bp the authority of the the State of Georgia for one year immediately preceding the election and within tho corporate limits of savannah for one month Immediately preceding tholr nKUrajjjm and continue so to do up to thu time of election, who have attained the age or fwenly-pno yean, have paid «dl city lazes or have In their own right sufficient real estate to sillily any tax executions which rasy bo agu nst them, who have mode all returns required by Ute onlluanccs of the city, and have beeu registered ^cording to the pro visions of this act—Extraction the Registry Law. Adolph Abrahams,Robert Adams, JohnS Achord,Geo A Ash,? W AverfojdtjO W Anderaon,MMh!as Amorous, 0 0 Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abraham, O 8 Arnold. Geo Alexander, Jno VV Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, George Armstrong, James Anderson, VV V N AnnitrongVRF Akin, Peter Arnold, R D Arnold, Thos Adsms, Bo Andersou, Richard Aborcromblo. J 8 An- derson, John Angturo, II O VV Alexander, John Allen, Junes Ahern, R A Allen, Adams. Conrad Byck, Richard Burke, Michael Boylnn, E W Buker, John Brady, E J Blount* Wra M BiouuL Patrick Brady!Thos Bandy! Wm B Blount, DrW G Bulloch, Anthony Bosldr, Saul 8 Box, Joa 11 Baldwin, Isaac Bran- no, 8elgsmond llorg, Henry Demers, NKBtrnum, Wm F Brantley, Robt Blake, Wm Burko, A F Bennett, Wm M Black, Felix Buuynon, Gilbert UuUor, Thos Bourke. Eugunenl Beo, J P Bolfouillet, L E Byck, A Borchert, Wm Bautngor, Patrick Bulkoy, P11 Belm, Henry Belle- man, Thos W i Benlle, Wm J Bulloch, Patrick Bradley, Henry Burt, E11 Bacon, BPBell, Wm J Dandy, IlL Byrd; Q A Uoufeulllet, Jno G Bryan. Thomas II Barrett, luchael Brannon, David BolL Jno Bilbo. T ABu klev, Frnnola Blair, Chaa Bull, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch, J M Butler, Michael Bryan. Geo Bankmon, O B Barrie, Jos Bryaiu D L Beet, J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K llsUough, Wm D Brown, A T Bowne, Jos 11 Burroughs. Joo Bennett, Louis Barefleld, Jos Bancroft, Thaddeua J - •• • - ' ■ - • "•—* •—i N Barbee, Jaa - -■— j- Thoa ‘ Uutf- Dennis O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno H Ohlmever, Wm 11 Olcolt, Win Olmstead, J F O’Neill, D O Oloott, E nut " .■ t_t I ftlU..llf #1 V fliat.l Ivan II fl H Iwn. .. .. ms. Dai O’Brien, Owen O’Rourkoyfohn F O’Byrne, David O’Con nor, Owen O’Rlelly, Humphrey O’ljoary, G 8 Owens, Jno O’Connell, Jno H Ohlmeyer,VVm ■ . ■ ■ tt niu.m n n Iti..u t. O’Byrne? Michael O’Neill, CE O’Sullivan, H G Oliver, John Oliver, Jonathan Olmstead, M O’Reilly, Jnmos Oli ver, W O O’Driscoll, Don’l O’Sullivan, Timothy O’Cou* uor, Daniel O’Sullivan, WVV Oates, John Ogolvie, M *'* O’llyru, Thos O’Bryan, Geo Ott, FredlckOtto. Martin Payton, Antonio Ponce, E M Prondergnat, JiThnU Bl'ance,"Theodoro Blols, WlUlam Blols, Wm 11 Snm’l NPapoL James Prenderunsl, O O Parker, Anthony Bourke, John F Blakely, G O3 Brown, Wm II Bauka, Porter, JosV Prentice^ Jno Flosey^ N.BJ’htaer, Sam i B L Uoulllneau, J T Buckner, Churlea 11 Doll, Uep Bron son, P T Broughton. H S ItelL VV H Bradley, L S Bennett, Jns Bolbo, Wm Bailey, FII Dlols, J H Buckner. VVm U Cuvier, John Cooper, O A Cloud, PL Conston- Uue, David O Cash, M A Cohen, RR Cuylor, Coo A Luy- ler, Solomon Cohen, Hugh Cullen. W tl Cooper, Edward Cubbage, David Cohen, John Ulonry, Joe V Uonnerat, Allen Ouliou, Chos Cooper, Jas Cleary, Barnard Constan- _ VV Cooper, /ohu Clancy, John Carsleus, F VV • " Carruthers, Nicholas Crugcrj Wright Porter, Jos V Prentice, Jno F I’osey, N s Plnder, Sam’l Phllbrlck, Jas M Prentice, 8 M Pond, Wra Parris, Put’k Prunty, Andrew O Pacelty, Edwin Parsons, Elisha Par sons, Jno Poole, 8 G Pancost, Owen Peterson, C B Patter son, John Perflcld, John Phelan, Jno F Powell, Jas Pron- dcrgns,Thos Purse,Sam’l Pittman, EJ Purse, George Parsons, R D Pnpot, M Prondergast, Edward Padolford, Sen- Edward Padolford, Jr., Thoa PJdgoon, Thos 8 Plu- Jno PostelL Jo* VV Phillips, James Prunty, J M Palin, Marcus M Peck, Patrick Price, U U Puder, Tlioa Premier, gnst, Chaa Perry, R W Poolor,II K Preston, Joa V Prca- tou, Wm F Preston, Edward Puraale, D G Phllbrlck. Q* Jna Qunntock, John Quinn, Martin Quinn, Wm Quinn, Wm QuantockjJr. ^ P M Russell, Waring Russell, David Rosenblatt. Jacob Roscnband, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, VVm Ilochesler, James Russell, ThosJ Ryom J B Rom, John Reedy, * M Ross, Michael Rochford, Christopher Russell, Win Roberts, John Ryan, J B Rend, Jos w Robberls, Henry Roscr.Wm Robertson, Patrick Reilly. LS Russell, VVm Roche, Barney Roden, Pnt’k Ryan, Wm Rogers, Jno A Richardson, Jno O Rowland, Michael lloonuy, George Ritter, Edward Reilly, Dnnlol Robertson, Wm Remshurt. J W Rabun, Joa Ross, Francis Ryan, J B Ripley, J VV Item short, Robt Rolford. 11 W Rnlford, Mathew ludford, Couilon, Aaron"Champion, W T Chapman, Daniel Clnrk, Wm Reilly, J P W Reed, Jno lUordon, Francla Helves, J B Cubbege, Goorge OallyJJrlnh Cranston, Charles Can- j 0 ffer*on Roberta, C II Rikeratui, H Rogers, J Ronaldson, non, Robert J Cawaby, oT Chapman, John F Lardell, Jeremiah Ryan, B G Reed, Cnaa E HoblnsoD, Joroph Antoulo Chlsa, John L dope, Thoa Connin; Thoa Conway, Moses 8 Cohen, D B Camp, Octavus Cohen, J P Golfer, Barlow Cynthuz, Patrick Clark, Jno M Cody, Jaa Clog- horn. Win Canuou, Charles Cler, Augustus Cunnon, Pat- k, Isaao Cohen. Wra Ro“!rsm"7ohrTllo w loy? Joh u’iiogers, bnn’1 Rodjlamn, Wm P Rowland, Hugh Ulolly, Andrew Rlclly, A R Ral ston, I! J Royal, Jno E Klee, James Ryan, Jas L Hosslg, noil, O E Ryan, Wm Robken, O W Roger*, 1 hos Ronau, Geo Robertson, Tobin* Rothletor, F A llobere, G 8 Roux F T Roll; M J Reilly, Jurnoa Russell. E A Soullnrd, Win SwolL John A Bchnffor, John Scuddor.IUoli’d J P Scrlvon, John Spellman. D II BtowarL Ji D BhatTer. Wra 11 Smith, John Stoildurd, Ephraim Scud- dcr, Sam’l 8 Slbloy, AnUiony Sogur, Jaa Shea, Pat’k Scanlau, JasSklnuor. J II St roes, Don’l Sullivan, Jas Skinner, Dr 8 ShertalLNicholus Sinot,- Martin Sullivan, Lewis Smith, Jacob SchnfTor, Thomas Bounders, John Stevenson, O N Staloy, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Jno Su • llvan, James Sullivan, Waller W Smith, Geo Shultz, F F Si rob hurt, JasJ Stokes, Goo 8hute, Harmon Biuigstock, Henry Bcltzor, C B Bcolly, E Bomerall, Francis Sorrel, Jno A Stogin, John Sloan, Wm G Stafford, Jno Screvon, Wm Baltc, O M 8tono, J R Bnussy, J M Schley, Francis Shells, PK Shlels, Adotri Short, Jno Y Symons, James Symons, F R Sweat, Edmund J Snundonh Edwin Stiles, J M Solomous, Augustus Scheldeman, Dennla Sullivan, Daniel 8ulllvnn, MJ Solomons, ftl Bhelian. Donnla SullI- Thomas Smith, Wm Starr, Jr, H H Scranton. Jas Sherdo- man, Conrad Schelnolder, Geo Stevenson. Richard Stole, John Bhloids, Nelson Smith, 8 8 Spoissolzer VV W Stnrke, Arp Senmen, Thos F Stevens, J L 8llrk, H W Smith, Wm Starr Jr, Henry Saiuider*. Peter Smlih, J D Btebbln*, A A Solomon*, OW Shaffer, DTBcnuitor Patrick Skinner,EdwardSwIft, Bnml B8weat, John ^ Spann, John E Allwcll.il Sheppard, F M Stone, Eloozor Solomons, Thos Scully, VVm Saunders, Jns Smith Sr, Jno Schungcll, Jesseo J Smith, Win F Shearer, J A Bowell, J S Sturtevont, Wm Suundor*, Julius Smith, II R Sefley, Christopher Smith.. ^ Wra II Tarver, John V Tarver, Oeo W Titcolmb, Wm H Tyson, John Thompson, Patrick Tydlmm, llnrnard Tlldon, Fra’s Tranlell. A FTorlny, P G Thomna, W Thompson, Jno F Tucker, A Tulblnl, Fras Trnutell, J _ Torabroke, James Thurmnll, B T Turner, VVm Tliomns, O E Tofft, Etlwnrd Townsend, B T Thous, A Thomna, W PTem, Marion Threadcran. Jno II Thodo, II JThomas- 8011, VV B Tinsley, Fras Trucholut, R V Thomas, Richard son Tombs, W flTalblrd, J 5 Tuylor, John uTliomna. John Trumfier, I KTem, JnsPTuatln, Thos M Turner, F A Tuppor, CbasThompson, IIJ Tledomaa. David Tliomp- ■on, Jas Tighe. L O Tobeuu, Chas G.Talblrd, Henry Tow, Jno Tanner. Wm A Thompson, Hpbt Todd, b J Timmons, Wm 11 Talblrd Jr, Jno J Thetis, J Techonor, Wm 8 Tuy* lor, N P Taylor, 4 M Thomas, J 11 Thompson. Christian Uobole, Philip Ualor. Antonio Vcndley, aUaaRntnboakl, Chaa Van Horn, W II 8 Vorelllle, Tristram Verstlllo, David Vender, Henry Vellsteloh, W O Vabdenbera, Henry Vonglnhn, O A Wood, Rloh’d Wayim! J L .Wlnpburg, Cant'W. Will to, Jnmea VVhllUuunS^th Woodward, EllshR VVylty, Churloa Wilson. Goo VV Wylly, Augustua Wenzo, James Whlto, L W Wells, Fran eh Wilson, 4 J Waver, AT Wiigh! Edmund Wallen, A J Wylly, Joa M Wilson, i M Wnidhurgh, Wm Thomo Williams, Wm VVIspn, Wi Waters, Hiram Walter, John Wllllnmspn, Jaa White, Js- ' Walter, Gregory White, Michael Weldon,Thomas fwta'wnTwnliHpwHH baaaatfwagiil nilitCWmonri"ef?W11 WcSm. IIK Susfnras ffiarSu. E. O’BYRNE, at taylor’s buildino—market wbarf, Keeps eonslnnUy on hand a supply of Crockery-Ware, Groceries, dec. &c. Jan 1,’51 • ly L. ROBIDER, frxoM pari*] FoRhlonable lloot and Shoe-Maker* Importer of French Leather, WUITAKKR-flTRRNT—OPPOilTK *MBT*’ BUILDINO. BuMnttw (ttav'aa. JIARDWlCK 4c COOKE, Factors and Commission Merchants, No. m Dan-Street. I R. *. nSRDWIOK. JOHN O. COOKZ. J. HA8BROUCK Ic CO., lilPORTRRa AND WUOLR*ALR DIALER* IN Earthen-Ware, French China, looking Glance, PUILH* . Draper*and Tailor, AND DEALF.ITIN READY MADE CLOTHING, . PRNPIRLD’a RAN OK—NO. 98 RRYAN-STRBBT. 8.8. MILLER 4c. J. D. FERGUSON, Whoolwrlffhts and HlackMinlths, , Comer of Broughton and Mtntgomerysts, SAVANNAH,OA. Carriage*, Wagon*, Carta and Drays manufactured. Blacksmlthtng, Including Iron Railing and Gratwi, for Building*. tnly-r-o CnAWK AND IIOI.COJtinK AVE RECEIVED by recent arrivals, and offer for 8UOAR&—" U '° m °* 1 fllV0rmbl0 term*, the following t SU hhd*. Porto Rico, fidr to choice. S3 hhd*. Prime St. Croix. 35 hhds. Fair Cuba. 900 bbls. Stewart’s B. 4c O. 35 bbU. Crushed. 35 boxes Load COFFEE- 500 bags Rio, fair to prime. 100 bag* Jamaica. 100 pockot* Old Java. AO bags Cuba. BAGGING M. ROPE- SOU bales Gunny. 10 bales Dundee. 300 colls Rope. TOBACCO- 300 boxes, various brands. ADAM SHORT, Master Bn lidor, \ FIRST DOOR. WRST OP BT. ANDREW’* HALL, WlU take contracts for Building and Work In Mai of every description* R. 4c J. LACHLISON, Engineers and Millwrights* IRON if BRASS FOUNDERS, Canal-Street—Near the Canal Lock. R. LACULISON. J. LACULISON. A. N. MILLER, J rlnoer and Millwright, R ON AND BRASS FO UNDER. EASTERN WHARP—RAV-iT. A. PONQE, Importer Sc Manufacturer of Scgars* NO. 13 WmTAKRR^TRKRT, Keeps on hand a well selected Stock or Imported Be gan; also Monirikctured Tobacco, ^nuff, Pipes, and all otbor articles usually kept In ■ hit tins or business, which ho offon on the idost reasonable terms. nov 3 Black Tweed Green do Brown do Bilk and Wool do do do do COATS. do do do do do Checked Ginghams, Linen Lustre, Plain and Fancy Alpacca, Faria Lustre, Bluck Morin, Black and Fancy Tweed, Do do OoshinereUs, Brown and Yellow Linen, Black Drop d’Eto, • Grass Linen. FURNI8H1NG GOODS. Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts. Bilk, Lamb's Wool, and Merino Shirts and Drawers, Linen, Jeans, and Canton Flnnnel do' Bilk? Merino, and Cotton Half Hose, Silk, Thread, and Nori Hose, Gentlemen’s Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, two and throe ply. PANTALOONS. Striped Cotton and Linen, Plain do do do Nankeen, Drapd’Ete, Fancy Linen, Black Alpaoca, Black Doe Bkln Pants, Plain Black Caxsiinero Pants, Fancy Colored do Plain and Ribbed do Black and Colored Snlinoi Paula, VESTS. Black Batin Single and Double Breasted Vests, Fancy Satin and Silk do do Embossed Fancy Silk do do Block and Fancy Barathea do do . do Embroi’d Cafslmoro do While and Fancy Sutin and Party do Plain Black Silk Velvet, 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 and Lined Berlin do Black, White andFancy Silk do • ^ . CRAVATS. Buperflno Black Silk and Fancy Cravats, d.° Fancy do, great variety, White 811k and Satin Party Cravats, Block and Fancy Silk and Satin 8car(b, ..do do Opera Ties. Linen Cambric, China Cord and Pongee Pocket Hand kerchiefs. Hals and Capa, of the latest styles. Ladles’ Riding Hats. Trunk*, Pateut and Sole Leather. Volysea, Carpet Bags, Cane*, Umbrella*, Ac. 150 boxes Cream. 50 lioxea EuglUh Dairy. MACKEREL- * 35 barrels No. t. 35 half barrel* No. 1, 50 barrels No. 8. 35 half barrels No. 3. 50 barrels No. 8. BACON— 50 casks Bide*. 85 casks Shoulders. MOLASSES— 50 Uerees Cuba. 50 barrets Cuba. 50 barrels New Orleans. CANDLES— 50 boxes AdamanUne. 100 boxes Bur. 95 boxes Pearl. 100 boxes Hull A Betdel’a. PICKLES— 50 boxes Underwood’s. 85 boxes Remington’s. LIQUORS— 100 barrets E. P. Gin. 50 barrels Connecticut River Gin. 50 barrels N. E. Rum. 95 barrels Extra Choice Old Monoo. Whiskey. 50 barrels DalUmoro Whiskey. 35 quarter casks pure Malaga Wine. 95 quarter casks SelgneUe Brandy. 10.halfpipes OUrd Brandy. 5 pipes Holland Gin. 15 quarter caaka Madeira Wine. SOAP— 50 boxes Colgate* No. 1. 50 boxes Colgate's Pale. 100 boxes Boston No. 1. TEAS— S3 quarter chests Croon. 10 half chests Black. 10 quarter chcsu Gunpowder. FIA)UR— 50 half barrels Extra. 50 barrels Hiram 8inllli's,) 50 barrels pure Genessee, >New Wheat. 150 barrel* Baltimore, ) STARCH- 50 boxes Pearl. 93 quarter boxes Pearl. ' RAISINS- 85 boxes Dunch. 95 half boxes Bunch. ALMONDS- 15 frails Jordan. BUCKETS- 100 dozen Painted. 50 dozen Varnished. oct 1 CHUjDREN’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT* Suits, and Boys’ Caps, a largo assortment, they aro mode up In the * * “*“* J “■ asked. -7-r r . ... - J «Ir Inlerestto call and examine my stock, as io latest style and the best manner and at tho lowest prices. No abatement from the prices first QTDon’t forget the new store on first floor of St. Andrew’s Hall, corner of Droughton and Jeflcrson-ats. apr28 Webster, Robert Waggensloln, Jos Washburn, D L Wil son, Claudius C Wilson, Dempsey White, Peter White, Jno M Williams. Norman VVnllnco. .Henry VVelgand, Thos White, W H Williams, J TVVebb,Jas G Watts, John Wlcknm, Lemuel Wilson, VVm P Wylly, John Wlldor, Jos E Walthour, Christopher Wilson, John Welglera, Jno VV r G Williamson, Henry VVUIJamson, ’VllUam Warner. Y. Peter Yonson, Jno A Youug, Dr E Yonge, W A Yonge, Wm P Yonge. Z. Peter Zarodoskl, Edward G Zetrouer, Jacob .Zimmer* ian, I'dwnrd Zudomes, Solomon Zelgjer. Tho foregoing are the qualifications or voters entitled to vote for Mayor and Aldermen of the City orSavonnnh at the ensuing election In December next, and a list of persons Registered for the month of May. If there are —ly persons whose names are Registered, and who aro „jt entitled to a vote, notice is respectfully requested to bo glvon lo the Clork of Council, that they may be dealt with according lo law. R. F. AKIN, tept 14 Clerk Connell. aTsPEENDID OPENING OF FALL GOODS. T HE Subscriber would respectfully call tho attention of thu public to Ills large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter staple and Fancy DryOoods. Consisting In part of: Black and colored Silks, of a great vnrloly; very rich embroidered Silk*, of all patterns t Mantillas and Crape Shawls: Scotch Wool Long do.; and square Plaid Shawls; Cashmeres; Mousollne do Laines; Alpuccas, n great variety; Needlo-VVork Col lars anu Capes, of all pattorus; Chimizcttos; Muslin and Lace Under-Sleeves t Cambric Handkerchiefs, from 13# cents (o $5n piece; Irish Linens; Huckabacks; Diapert French Towols, from 95 cents to 91 n piece; double Damask Tnble Linen; white and brown Napkins, a flue assortment; u very largo assortment of Gloves and Ho- ~'-~7,ol tho veiy best ranko undstylo; English and A- lean Long Cloths; unbleached do.: rich Damask Table and Piano Covers; Cosslmeres and Cloths, black and blue of every quality; rich Vest patterns of all styles; Satinets; Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys,a very large assortment; one of the very best seloctod stock of Blan kets over brought to thla market. CARPETING—Brussels, 3-I’ly, 3-Ply, All-Wool, a va riety or patterns; and, also, Colton Carpeting. N, B.—Clothing ut wholesaleouly. Country morebants would do well lo cull before purchasing elsewhere, as the goods shall be sold low and on the most nccommodo- tlng terms. • [oct 2] JOSEPH UPPMAN. GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE, CARRIAGE MAKER* 900 CONGRESS AND 95 ST. JULIAN-STREET, Franklin-Square. W OULD Return his thanks to his friends and patrons for past fltvonra, and Inform them, thatholsnow ready at the old stand, to execute any work In the above line, nud hopes by his uuttrlng exertions to please all who may honor hlin 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 Wheels,Wngous, Drays, Carls, Ac., made on the shortest notice and on most liberal term*.Jan 90 JiBff FALL AM) WINTER HOODS!! J. H. & M. SHEAHAN. Corner of Broughton and IVhitakoMtj., SAVANNAH, • r® oossjsjffl'ir ,u,ck fc wra - DRESS OOODS— French Cashmeres, French Do English De Laines, Black Silk, Colored Silk, Black Alpacas Colored Alpacas, Bomba sines, Damask Antique, English, French and American Calicoes. EMBROIDERIES—L\mn Cambric, Cambric Hand- kerchieft, Plain and Embroidered Handkerchleft, Bobinct Lace*, Boblnet Edging*, Collar* and Cuffs, Habit* and Unrier-Bleeves, Black Laco Veils, Blk Crape, Colored Crape. HOSIER y Sr LINENS—A large and well-selected Damask, ove *’ lr,8h L,nen8 » Linen Diapers and nuls, 10-4 and IM Brown nnd Bleached Sheeting*, Pillowcase Linens, and Quilts. 'Lnuntry Merchants, Planters, nnd other*, will eonault their .Interest* by examining our stock before purchasing. JTjrAll we ask Is a visit from those desiring to pur chase. We Teel confident that tho quality nnd prices ol our Goods will oommuiid solos upon our terms: . Caali, and no Second Price, oct 19 tMl JOHN POOLE* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAIKT AND 01 It STORE, SAVANNAH. OA. No. 11 Whltakcr-strcot. K EEPS constantly for sole—WHITE LEAD, Pure No*. 1 und 3 English do. GROUND PAINTS: Black, Yellow, Browu, Chrome Green, Paris Green, and Prussian Blue. i nueuu DRY pAINTSj Venetian Rod, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow Ochre, Red Loud, Llthurge, Paris nnd Chrome Green, PrussTan lllue,Chromo Yellow, Umber. Terra de Sienna, Dtap 81acl!,Std A VABIL-ry’OF FAkoY 00L0U8. Linseed Sperm do., Nentsfoot do- and SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, Whitewash BRUSHES, Point. Var nish, Graining, nnd Artists’ do- Window und Picture GLASS,of all qualities, fromBby8lielaSbHO:CapaL Jn- jjy The above articles will bo sold on reasonable House, Slfm and Ship PalntlnfC Done in a worknmn-llko manner, and at reasonable prices. Jm* 20 fall OF 1852. AVING completed our arrangements for the season, we are now prepared to offor lo the publio tho larg est and best assortment of GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING, and are determined lo sustain our reputallou by selling Goods at fair prices. We Invlo our friends and the pub lic to call and exmnlno our Fall and Winter Stock, which, for quality, STYLE and quantity far exceeds any previous season, and from which a complete outfit can be selected at tho vert lowest price*. Our Goods are selected with great care—being cut In the latest Fashlou, and manufactured In such a manner tsi give entire satisfaction. of Ready-mnde CLOTHING, embracing all the various styles, qualities, etc., In part as follows: . . _ , COATS: Black Cloth, Frock and Dross, Plaid and Clouded, Fancy Business Ooau | n great variety. Tweeds cut Into Peltor's Half Sacks, etc- etc. PANTALOONS, rasdo from Fine Black Doeskin, and the various Fait styles of Harris’ Clouded and Mottled Casslmeres, Black and Fanoy Satinets. VESTS: Black and Figured Satin, Gentlemen’* White Silk and Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. Wo Invito the attention of Country Merchants lo our Block, which Is varied and complete, nnd manufactured expressly lor their trade. Wo also have ngenteol ~ sortmeiit or YOUTH’S CLOTHING, Gontleinen's Furnishing Goods, Blnck nnd Fancy Silk Cravats, Stocks, Plain and Figured Silk and Satin Neck Ties, Prince Alberts, or Plain, Watered and Ribbed Silk. SHIRTS, White nnd Fancy, warranted to fit, Gloves, Under Gar- menlA Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchleft, Socks, etc. lOrWo ask n continuance or the patronage which bas aJwoys been so generously extended to us. sept7 PIERSON, HE1DT 4c CO. COPPERSMITH AND PLUMBING., L T HE Subscriber having fitted up, in connection with his Foundry and Machine Works, n Shop for the above business, and engaged the services or superior workmen, Is prepared to ao any description of work that m %l°work dono In the very best manner and, at the shortest notice. MILLER, July 12 tf Eastern Wharl. J 1NSTORE FOR THE GENTLEMEN. OIIN W. KELLY, having returned from the north with a handsome assortment of CLOTH8, CASSI- MERESand VESTINGS, takes pleasure In Informing his friend*, those especially who admire a finely fitting gar ment, to his saloon, No. 4, opposite the Pulaski House, where thoy will find him ready ut all tlm»s to suit bis pa trons iu the inoit approved and foshiounblo manner, nnd ho ventures to assort that those who will confide in his selection aa to color, fabric, stylo or finish or a covering fur the human form, shall go away satisfied. Furnishing Goods—Shirts, white and colored, with and without collars; Under Shirts; Merino, cotton and lisle thread Drawers; Hosiery, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, neck Ties, Gloves, Suspondors, Umbrellas, allk and cotton do. Also, a largo lot of men's and boys’ Caps, of the latest patloms. Also, a flno lot of boautifol Ready-made Clothing, which 1 selected with great care. Gentlemen In want or any or tho above articles will ploase give mo a call, as 1 am determined to sell at a small profit. [sept 95] JOHN W. KELLY. MARINE RAILWAY. T HE undersigned respectfully informs all who may nood his services, that bo has chargo of the MARINE RAILWAY, which Is now In successful operation. He la therefore, propnred lo take up vessels or nnv alio usually visiting our port, and to do tho work of repairing, <kc-, on roasonubto terms. Thoso who wish to clean or paint tho bottoms of tholr vessels can also be accomodated on the Railway upon reasonable terms. Ho is also prepared to contract for building vessels of any class or description, and to carry on tho business of Ship Carpentering, 8pnr Making, uud Caulking, in all IU varioua branches, at the eastern extremity of the city. A gemd Ship Smlthds on the PJfj* SAVANNAH DRY DOCK. To Ship Owners, Masters and Consignees or Vesse npHE Suscriber reapoctAilly Informs them Uut the 8/ 1 VANNAH DRYDOUK is now in successful open lion, nnd It Is calculated to tako in shlpsorsny dusfrom lOOto 1500 tons burthen. It Is 930 foet Iona and 05 foot wide, and complete In every particular. A tnrgo gang o workmen la employed and a largo supply of material* la on hand, ao that voesels con be repaired with aa much despatch a* in any other port. Pump and Block Maklnj and Smith’s work done on tho premises, and every effort made to ensure ooonoroy and fidelity to thoeo who may , ftvor tho Dock with their buainou. D, P. LANDERSHINE, Agent and Superintendent, fob 34 Late of Marsh’s Dock. Charleston. " WOOL 1IATN. 100*™ black and drab, at ALSO, 50 dozen Mateloe Hat* (for planter’s use) an article entirely new, for aalu at the new wholesale Hat Store, corner of Broughton and Barnard-sU. oct 6 BRLDRN 4c CXI, rwetvDtl. : Alta, a cholc. tutartmont of black, pi .'^a° r ^ Ura ' , WMi^v M SN“n»h l ta, “ andkogs}Unaii Kid Gfo ve» A ju». black, plain and Late ortho fl?m l brSara , lHoy?8tCoT^avaniioh, 0a< W OULD announce to Ills friends that he has remov ed to Charleston, S. O- No. 149 East Bay, where he is prepared to do a general Commission business, and furnish to order, at all times, any articles from the North or South that tnay bo wanted, for the usual commission, os well as receive and sell the sumo. And I pledge my self that all business entrusted lo my care shall recelvo such attention os will Insure similar manlfesUtion of tholr good will, not doubting that my acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will enable me lo do aa well as any, and better than many. Also Dealer lu Butter, Cheecse, Plaster, Marble Dust, Cement, Lime and Ilnir. And Agent for sundry Machine Manufactories, North and South, aa well ns Sllus C. Herrings’ Fire Proof Safos, Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones; all of which will ho foralshod on short notlce.nndut manufacturers prices. Cash paid at all limes for Wool. Green, Salted and Dry Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, Shipping Furs, Beeswax,. Rag*.-Rope Cuttings, 8ea Island tfollon Seed and Flor ida Moss. Also, Southern Tanned Leather in the Rough. Terms cash invariably. Refers to the citizens of Savan nah generally. tf CARPET WARE HOUSE, T HE Subscriber would rcsiwclfolly inform the or 8avaunah and tho public generally, that the Storo formerly occupied by Messrs. Snider, Lathrop 4a Novltt, (which Is now being enlarged nnd improved,) will be opened on or about the 9Uthltutn with an entirely new and complole stock of Foreign and Domestic CARPET- 1NGS, OIL CLOTHS, kc.4tc. Having secured tho Agency of several of the principal manufactories of Europe, purchasers will bo enabled to make selections from the most complete assortment of Rojiiniiinr ‘ 11 Ml Car — Coven, 4ml, ever ofibml In this city, — --t whelesoleer retain the CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS. 'TMIE Subscribers, agenu for Mr. H. KNAurr, Organ JL builder, are prepared to furnish any description of Church or Parlor Organa. Aa a specimen or bis Instru ments, reference It iqade in the organ .recently erected by him in tho Lutheran Church of tills city. Parties desiring information on the subject can MMrtaln alf ■—I—..,— • ■■ n_- v vrviiiiiru i. j j ^AUD.-^ln ttamta . wpt93 imww particulars on application to F. ZOGBAUM 4cCO- July 13 Whltakersb, ono door east of Bryan-kL BHIA .‘.“ta MoUtataj 1^.^^^715 gatccHttVift. GENTLEMEN'S RESTORATION., LAGER -BEER. H. WEIGAND baa opened, under the Planters’ Hot „ neat and comfortable Eating Room, with an excellent Kitchen and Cooking Range adjacent, as a RESTAURANT. He has an excellent Cook, from Strasbourg, who will suit German, American and French tastes. OYSTERS, ■TSH, MEATS—every thing that this market affords.can be had In all styles, on short notice. Youhq Clkrxs, and others, who have rooms In town, are Invited to try the European modo of breakfasting and dining at the Restaurant. Philadelphia LAGER BEER, SWISS CHEESE and L1NDBUHGER CHEESE, kept always on band for the use or families. oct 5 PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER. T HE Subscriber respectfully Invites the public or Sa vannah lo teat the qualities of this fine Beer, from i he Brewery of Messrs. Enobi. fc Wolf, at the Falrmounl Water Works, near Philadelphia. Thla Beer Is made ex actly like the Lager Beer of Munich, In Bavaria. 1 •hall continue to receive constant supplies of this pure and wholesome beverage, during the autumn, winter, and spring.’ As In Ibe old conntry, ft will be sold to families and Individual*, who will thuslncnrno risk of it* souring on tholr hands. The use of this Beer Is particularly reoon mended by physicians lo ladies who aro nursing childreu. 8oId at the Planters’ Hotel by sept7 Myl HERNY WEIGAN.D Bay-street, Savannah, Gao. Tub cndrksionkd would respectfully inform his nu merous friends, and the public generally, (bat he has re fitted and re-opened bis RESTAURANT. He has also fitted up a Room In connection with the Oyster Saloon, for the accommodation of Dikxrk or Surrxa Parties. During the past summer, ho bas added a third story to his eamhllahment, which la fitted np tn good style with S UGAR,TOFFEE, SOAP AND CANDLES. SO nhds. cholcoP. IL Sugar; 50 “ Fair do 300 Bogs Rio Coffee; 50 Matts old Government Java do. 10U boxes Soap; 50 “ Starch. Just received and for sale by "iptSO 1853 M’MAHON fc DOYLE. B' RANDY, GIN, 4co. 10 half Pipes (Jtard Brandy; 10 “ b Sclcnott and Roschcttdo. 10 Pipes Holland Gin; 20* k K casks Madeira Wine; 20 “ “ Port do. 30 bbls. old Monongahela Whiskey; 50 “ Domestic Brandy; 50 « do. Gin; 100 do. Rum; 100 “ do. Whiskey. Just received and fur sale by sept 901852 M’MAHON 4c DOYLE. vjiLOUR, SOAP, STARCH, and CANDLES.—Landing P 100 bbls Canal Hour • 50 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch 50 boxes Georgia Candles 100 boxes Soap. For sale by [sept 25] SWIFT fc CO. Phelp’i 50 do P. fc H. Gin, Conn. River; 100 do N. O. Whiskey; 50 do Baltimore Whiskey; 100 do N. E. Rum; 50 do Domestic Brandy. Landing, and for sale by [sept 25] SWIFT fc CO. GROCERIES, LIQUORS Sc WINES. ■ RECEIVED by recent arrivals; . X 190 bbls. Crushed, Powdered and Clarified 8agnra; 93 boxes double refined Loaf ao; 340 bags Rio Coffee, some of them prime; 45 do. Java do: 50 bbds. Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars; 370 boxes Tobacco, 8*8,5’a and l's Lumps; 45 packages superior Tobacco, El Dorado, Diadem, Nectar, virglnlus, fcc. 100 boxes best Family Soap; 150 do. do. No. 1 do; 114 hair chests Black Teas, some of it very superior, 148 packages Hyson do., in and chests; 150 boxes Tallow Candles, 8’s and 0’s: 100 do. Star nnd Adamantine Candles; 150 do. Pipes; 75 do. Mustard; 50do.grou’d Pepper fc Allspice; 70 bbls. Sugar, Butter and Soda Crackers: 375 do. Domestic Gin, Rum, Brandy and Whiskey; 40 do. Old Manonga’aWlilskey,9ome very choice; 15 half pipes Otard, Dupuy fc Co.’s Brandy; 95 quarter and eighth casks various kinds choice French Brandy: 5 pipes Holland Gin; 4 puncheons Jamaica and SU Croix Rain; 3t| casks Madeira nnd TencrllJb Wines; 20 do. superiorold Madeira and Sherry Wines; 100 baskets Champagne, Heidseck, Hungarian, Lion, 4ml, fcc. 100 kegs nnd halves FFFG. Powder; 400 bags Buck and Drop 8hot; 50 bble. No. 3 Mackerel; ) 95 do. No. 9 do; 90 do. No. 1 do; 20 casks Codfish and Haddock; > New Fish. 30 hnlfbbl*. 1 fc 2 Mackerel; [ 50 boxes Codfish; 40 kilts No. 1 Mackerel; J With a fUU supply of everything else In the grocery line, for sale on accommodating terms, by oct 4 J. V. CONNERAT fc CO. CARPETS! CARPETS II CARPETS lit r E have This Day opened for sale, a splendid as sortment of Carpet*, Oil ClotUn, Hats, Nay Window curtains, Ac. —CONIIITIKO IE PART Of— 20 pieces Three-Ply Carpets 10 do. Velvet Tapestry 10 do. Brussels do. do. Two-Ply Carpet* do. Floor Oil Cloth do. Drugget do. Felt Carpet _ do. Dutch ao. 50 Velvet and Chcnetllo Rugs 100 common Rugs nud Mats 100 pair of beautiful style Window 8hades. All of the above Goods are offered at the lowest market prices. For sale by [sept 29] A1KIN fc BURNS. 40 30 10 5 5 ROBERTS Sc FOOTE, Broughton-atrcet, (.up ataira) opposite the St. Andrew's Hall, H AVE now on hand a very large and well-selected Stock of DRY GOODS, which they offer for sal& by tbe piece or package to tho trade—consisting, In pari, of Colored and Duffell Blankets. Redaud While Flannel. Plains nnd Kersoys, assorted quality. Satinets nud Kentucky Jeans. Fancy nnd Twood Casslmeres. Striped und Plain Cotton Osnaburg*. Bleached and brown Shirtings and Sheetings. English nnd American Prints. Cashmeres and Printed Do Laines. Black and Colored Alpacas. Illnck nnd Colored Coburg*. With an additional general variety of Good* usually kept In Dry Goods Stores, which aro offered for sale at the usual nccommodatiug terms. sept 18 CHEAP CASH STORE, CORNER WHITAKER AND CONORESS-STS. TJLEACHED and Brown SHEETINGS fc-SHlRTlNGB. Jj The Subscriber* have Just rocolvod per brig Wilson Falter, from New-Yorks Water Twist bleached SHEETING New-York Mills do do James’Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4 Lond*dule and Washington Long Clotba, 4-4 Sea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4^ 7-8.8,9, 10, 11, and 12-1 Allendale Bro. Sheeting 7-8,8,9,10,11, aud 19-4 do Bleached do 7-& 8,9,10, II, and 19-4 Hamilton do do For sale by M. PllENDERQABT 4c CO. 8 r* SUNDRIES. on A BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds- &\)\J 70 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Si 40 do. Cuba and New-Orleans 100 bbls. Refined 75 do. Crushed and Powdered 25 boxes Loar ao. 300 bags Rio Ooffoo. 200 do. Porto Rico and SU Domingo Coffee. 75 do. Java do. 150 aud )4 chests Hyson Toa. 40 X do. Black do. 130 boxes Soap. 100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger. 80 bbla. Butter, Soda, and 8ugar Biscuit. 30 X do. do. do. do. do. 120 M Begar*. assorted kinds, bn^s Black Pepper. USeuecal avocvtlncmentn. “0UB HOUSE,” E3*ilo. 105.33 .... - this occasion to Inform the public that ho has made arrangements at home and at the North, through the facilities afforded bv our aieamshlp*, to nave bis EATING SALOON amply supplied wllta GAME, FI81I, OYSTERS, and all the Choice Delicacies in their season, and that with tbe aid of experienced and attentive man agers, cooks, wallers, fc&, he Is prepared to entertain his customers In a style Inferior to that of no other establish- nent of the kind in tbe conntry. Ills determination la to cecp a Public House that shall be In every resiiect cred- fable to himself and thu city. Of his success he leaves the public to Judge. A. B. LUCE. %• N. Y. Herald, Philadelphia Ledger, and Charleston Courier will ploase copy the above Iwlcea week for three weeks, and send bill to thia office. lm oct 11 ; FLORIDA LANDS FOR NAEE. Tbe following valuablo TRACTS OF ■ nSfW LAND, lying In Marion and Alachua MBf —“•counties, will be offered at Private Sale,-«fcM during the months of October, November and December next, vis t WETUMPKA HAMMOCK, situated about ten miles North or Ocala, (the county seat of Marlon county,) con taining 3,000 acrea, about one-half of which Is hammock, unsurpasMd by any In the State; and the remainder white oak and hickory land. A TRACT, well known aa tbe M Fort Drane Planta tion,” containing 3,000 acres of Land, principally first quality hammock, between four and five hundred acres of which 1* thoroughly cleared, and at present In culti vation. Thla place for several years averaged two hogs head* of Sugar to the acre, nnd every year that It has been cultivated bas produced flno crops of corn and cotton. These Tracts could readily be divided Into two or three plantations each, being well watered aud surronnd- ed by high rolling plno land. A TRACT or 1,000 acres on Orange Lake, consisting of hammock, orange grove, and well timbered pine land. TWO TRACTS, of 1,000 acres each, near the Alachua prairie. Tbe greater part of botli those tracts is rich hammock. —ALSO— 5,000 ACRES on Indian River. Any one wishing to cultivate sugar cane would do well to examine this land, as being remarkably fertile, and lying aouth of tbe region nf frost, it I* as well adapted to that culture as any In the United States. 12,000 ACRES, generally known as tho H Bayard tract,” situated on the Su John's river, opposite Picolnfa. There are many small hammocks and orange groves on this rad, but it is principally valuable for Its pine timber. It has a river front of seven or eight miles. 1,000 ACRES oil Lake George, and several small tracts on and near the 8U John’s river, well situated for farm ing, the rearing of oraugo groves, fcc. The above tracts or land were purchased by the late Gen. Clinch, Immediately after tbe accession of Florida to the Untied States. From hla position at that time, his facilities for selection were uuusually grant, and It is be lieved they Include as good land aa can be found In tbe -’■ate. On account of their accessibility from Charleston and Savannnh, they offer great Inducements to planters in Ca rolina or Georgia wislilng to remove. Tho titles are dear anu Indiinufabte. Terms—Cash, or payable at Charleston or Savannah, on or before the 1st of January nexu EJF’Any further information on tbe subject can be obtained by addressing the subscriber, at Orange Springs, Marlon county, Florida. J. H. M. CLINCH, • ■■‘.16 dan Executor. .* The Tri-weekly Chronicle 4c Sentinel, at Augusta, and the Journal fc Messenger and the Telegraph, at Ma con, are requested lo publish the above till first of Jana- unry, and aenJ their bill* to this office. PALL. A WHITE. GOODS! T HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure In announcing to the citizens of Savannah, and the public generally, that, by various arrivals of steamers ana Bail vef*e]a,they have received n large and splendid Stock of Goods, suit able for Fall and Winter trade—such as: ALPACAS, CASHMERES, MUSLIN DE LAINES, BOMBAZINES, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, SHAWLS, SILK AND VELVET MANTELS, of all colors and of tbe latest and most approved patterns, fcc- fcc^ fcc. They also have received a large stock of SILKS, which surpass any other ever brought to this place, as well in the quality nnd patterns os In tbe prices; a great assort ment of WHITE & EMBROIDERED GOODS, mch a* Collar*, Cuffs, Capes, Caps, Handkerchleft, Sleeves, and ChemisotU; together willi all other artldes usually kept Inn Dry Goods Store. They call the attention of tbe public especially to their assortment of Houac-kceplngr Goods, Consisting of Shirtings, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins, Towel*, Pillow-Case Linen, etc^ etc.; and also to their extensive variety of Flannels, Blankets, Kerseys, Satinets, Twoeds nnd Casslmeres: nnd invite all who wish to pur chase to come and examine their Slock, which will be ■old at tbe lowest rales. EINSTEIN & ECKMAN, oct 13 151 Congress-street. NUMBER 260. gcabtllttg flOtiecttaenttutw. SBW-IORK It SAYAlffliHSTBAM-SIIir MSB WEEKLY aw. and Splendid Si —ARD^' ,C * P< ALABAMA,.. .^Cwtaln N. Y. JkSavannalaSteam Navigation Co. Will leave Savannah and New-York every Saturday. These ehlpa are of. 1,300 tons register, nnd unsurpassed in safety, speed, and comfort, ■ These Steamers, I **«vfng Savannnh at the rente time that tho Marion aim nouuRRNRR leave:Charleston, ar* rive In New-York as aoon aa or before.them. Savannah. 8AMUEL L. MITCH ILL, 194 Front-afreet, New-York. Philadelphia" f>“naA , sS‘"av| l g'allo!> Co. register, Capt. John E. Walton,bu o&mtnenced her regu- l«r trips and will leave 8avannah on Wrdnksuay, lira 8th day of September, and every alternate Wxdnzsdav & .Vti Kmtar! 3S 6 ‘ h ““ *“0 Cabin Passage to Philadelphia .925 0D Through Tickets to New York 23 00 Tide ship has been built with entire remudVto ’safety, comfort and despatch, and offer* new and admirable' fa cllltles to business and travel. For freight nr paauge Jin ply to PADELFORD,FAY fcTO-* Agents In 8avannah. HERON* fc MARTIN, A gents In Philadelphia. SAVAIflfAn, AUGUSTA Ac HAIOBD gf-r w Tho Union Steam Boat Coropan; * fJpfeAila and South Carolina having riKsgEBiKsoverhatilod and refitted the aui packets H. L, COOK and OREGON, with now ready to transport frelghl of all tween Savannah, Augusta and Hamburg, with as much, ir not more dispatch, than any other boats on the river. Tho steamer* are commanded by,experienced and ac commodating Captains. All freight consigned to their •gents will be forwarded free of commission*. The accommodations for passenger* are equal, If pot •uperlor to any bonis on tbe river. . HENRY'HARPER, President, Savannah. septal SAVANNAH AND STEAMBOAT GONPANYOF GLOHG1A Will continue to ran the following Bteamerfc via* ’ DAVID L. ADAMS, (Iron,) . i....Capt, -Z—. 7 TENNESSEE, ;......Capt. - Which, with tow-boats and lighter*, afford unequalled facilities for transportation of freight to the IhteilOfof Georgia. South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabammdn connection with Railroads. • ; The elegant steam-packet D, ; I* Adam* will connect with the steamships Florida and Alabama, , landing freight by them In 5 day* from New York to Augusta.' Freight (now taken at reduced rales,) wlU bqforwsrd- ed free of commission. E3T In order to prevent detention or miscarriage^bills of lading should be addressed to G. H. JOHNSTON, President, Savannah. Merchandize from the lnterior-'to JOUN A. MOORE, Agent, Augusta. DIRECTORS. SAVANNAn.—Geo. H. Johnston, Andrew Low, Edward Padolford, W.O. O’Driscoll, Charles Green. Joseph B. Fay, Jos. Washburn. Auoimta.—J. R. Uulkley, T. S. Metcalf, James Hop L. Hopkins, E. Sherman. G. M. Newton. Savannah, June 24,1852, TO TRAVELLEB8 GOING NORI - .wfT — W THE Savannah & Charleston Js ■ U. S. MAIL STEAM-PACH atTwblvr o’clock M. iamb dav.c ton with the Wilmington St , leave with the U.8.Blairavaav dev at 9VP7h-iuHi. also, with tbe New-York de Charleston Steam ship*, which leavo Charleston avaav Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons. Passenger* leaving ltVaeon on Taesdav evening* will ■rrlve In time to connect with the aplendld new steam fiMusSr w “ k - 4 Fare from Charleston to New-York by land rente..990 00 time 52 hour*. By steamship* .*25 09 Huy 15 B. M. LAFF1TBAP, Awnl. SAVANNAH AMD AUGUSTA^ IRON STEAMBofr^OMMT OPBE^S^ rpilIS COMPANY will continue to transport Produce . . and other Merchandise, on the Savannah river, to and from Angurto. by their Iron Steamer* JOHN RANDOLPH, Ckpt.PHIMQT, LAMAR, CaptCaaiwatt. —AND ALSO BV TBR,*TRAIIRR— AM0RY SIBLEY, CapL - The latter Steamer being of lore draugt other on the River, Insurea unprecedented despatch in sttBnsusMheonK pro,u " d All Freight addressed to the care or the Company, of “=•' MSiSS ” oct 10 W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta. TJHROUGH FARE" ■ •' From Charleston to, ~ “ om Charleston to Baltimoro §17 60. To Philadelphia 819, and to New-York W. ' THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON, SO. OA. ‘ E AVING the wharf at the foot of Laurenfretreet dally XJ after the arrival of the Southern can, via WUmIng- ton, N. O, from which point two dally tratna are dis patched at 8 A. M. and dp. M.i the 8 o'clock only con necting at Weldon, N. C., with the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail Iload to Norfolk, thence by steamers to Baltimore, and both trains connecting at Weldon with the lines to Petersburg, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel phia, and New-York The public la respectfully Informed phla, and'New-York The public Is respectfully informed that the steamers of these Hoes, are In ant rate condition, and are na*'**—*>* **111™«— —— mamlera; RORINSON Sc CAMP, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, AND DZALKESIN Fine Ready Hade .Clothing. A RE NOW receiving their 8tock or FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of: Blue, black and fancy colored English nnd French Cloths; Over-Coat, logs ol black, blue and fancy colored Beavers; blue, blnck nnd drab Pilot Cloths; English, French and A- murican Cosalmera, or black and fancy colors; Vestings or Silk, Satin, Cashmeres, etnbroldora and rich Cm Vel vet All of which will be made up at Iho shortest notico and In tbe best style of workmanship. Our READY MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured at the well known house of W. T. Jennings fc Co, No. 231 Broadway, New-York, and Is equal to any In tbe city.— Wo keep constantly on band tbe largost assortment of FANCY GOODS of any houso In the trade, such a* white and fancy colored Shirts; Silk, Lisle Thread and Gauze Merino Under-Garments s Shaker Flannel and Limbs woo I do.; Thread, Colton, Merino and Lambswool Hosiery; Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; black, whlto and colored Kid Gloves, (or Alexander* make); Stock*, Scurf*, Cravats and Collar*: and, In fact, everything ne cessary lo a Gentleman’s Wardrobe. For sole on as ac commodating terms ns can bo bad tn tho city, at OAUDRY’S BUILDINGS, .sept 21 Next door lo Pulaski House. are navigated by well known and experienced com- idera; the Rail Roods are in flno order, (the Wllming- and Weldon, as well as the Seaboard and- Roanoke having recently been refold with heavy Trail) thereby securing both safety and despatch. By these routes pas sengers availing themselves of tbe Drat train may reach Baltimore In 40 hours, Philadelphia in 45 hours, and New York In 50X hours; and by the second train, they arrive n Baltimore in 50 hours, Philadelphia in 50 hours, and New-York in 61# hours. * Through tickets can alone be had from E. WINSLOW. Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Roaa Com- , at the office of the Company, foot ofLaurona street, lesion, 8. to whom please apply. mar 23 asm* c if rrn, anus, the largest PIANO FORTE DEPOT. , The undersigned respectfully Inform tho l citizens of Savannah,Georgia, and Florid*, ... that they have on hand more than fifty Pi anos. (he largest stock over on sale tn this city, nnd mnde by the most celebrated manufacturers in the Uiiitod States. Nunn’s fc Clark’s. J. Cbtckerlng, Uonrdmnn fc Gray, Lut- chet fc Newton, Edwards fc Fisher, all well known to the lovers or Music, have place In tholr forgo assortment. Thcso Plnnoa are of rich tone, and beautifully flnlancd In Roso Wood, Black Walnut, and Mahogany, with ‘ frame* mndo In tho most substantial and workman manner. Also the justly celebrated ASollan Plano Fortes, which, for their sweetness and tone, havo not beeu equal, ed. All these Instruments hnve metolic frames, which render them peculiarly suited for this climate, preventing the necessity of tuning for years. The undersigned nro agents for Honri Here’s celebrated Grand Pianos, made in Paris. For power and beauty of tone, they staud preeminent. Catncart’i Klolodoons. Thlsbeautlfol toned wind Instrument, for village pur poses, Ijodges, Serenading Parties, and the private prao- lice or Organists, possessing a sweet and powerful lot they havo also for sale. All orthe*o Instruments will be disposed of on the mo*t accommodating terms. Tho prices of the Pinnot ranging from 9175 to 91000. Jan 20 1. W. MORRELL fc CO. 250 bbls. New-Orioana Whiskey. 100 do. White do. 50 do. Monongahela do. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. K. Phelps* Gin. 60 do. Best P. fc II. xye Gin. 6 pines Holland do. 50 x casks 8herry, Madeira, fc Tenerilfo Wine. 160 baskets Champagne do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 X casks do. 10 X do. Cog mo Brandy.» In Custom House 20 X pipes do. I Store. 150 keg* Gun and Rifle Powder. 500 bogs Drop and Buck Shot. “ * With a compote assortment of Groceries. 5. PALME* PIANO FORTES. The Subscribers, solo Agonta for A. 8to- Jart and Co.’s and J. B. Duuhsm’s Plano , .Fortes, are always supplied with an as sortment of thcso favorite and Justly celebrated Instru ments. For durability, they con be folly warranted, whilst tholr superiority of tone and touch is evident and acknowledged by tho most casual observer, as well as the critical connoisseur. Tho Ladles ore respectfully In vited to view these instruments; and on arrangement having been effected with one of our most eminent PI-: anlsts for the purpose, they con also be onabled to judge of the tone. F. ZOGBAUM fc GO., Market-square. QT Second hand Pianos token in exchange—also uned and repaired. Jan20B 8. M. PETTENGILL. GENERAL ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE. mar 14 No. 10 8tate-st.« Boston^ Mosii S. M. PxTTENoiLii fc Co„ Newspaper Advertising Agent*, No. 10 State street, Boston, are Agents for the Savannah Republican, and aro authorized to recelvo Ad vertisements and Subscriptions at the same rates as are: required at this office. Tholr receipts are regarded as payments. AUQU8TA AND WAYNESBORO' I CHANGE OF SCHEDULE- T HI8 ROAD Is now open for the transportation of Freight and Passengers to Waynesboro’. At this point it connect* with a splendid line of Fear-Horse Post Coaches, forming a perfect dally connection between Au gusta aud 8avnnnnh, Macon ana Milledgevllle. On and after Monday, May 10th, Paasenger trains will run Dally, ss follows: Leave Savannah at 8.00o’clock A.'M. M Macon at .7.30 •* A.M. A. M. • A. M. P.-kf. P,M. Milledgevllle at .7.00 Augusta at 4 JO Arrive at Augusta at .9.40 at Savannah 6.00 atMncoitat.' .....0.45 at Milledgevllle at ,7.15 ' Faro between Savannah and Auguste ,.,15 50 M “ Macon *» ** ..$6 50 “ “ Milledgevllle4tc “ '#6 75 MACPHERSON B. MILLEN, Gen’l Sup’t. Savannah, May 5th, 1853, ^ , may 5 SOUTH-WESTERN HAIL ROAD. hassee, Eufaula and Columbus Moll Stage Lit Passeugera dine at Fort Valley at 1.15 P.M. GEO. W. ADAMS. Superin S. Superintendent . South Western Rail Road. HAHNDEN’S EXPRESS, New-York, Boston, Philadelphia, And all the Northern, Eastern and Western Towns, California, Europetfe.’tfe. Also, Ma con, Oglethorpe, Columbus and Milledgeville, Georgia, and all intermediate Places. \ RIIANUEMENTS having been mode with thoN A. YORK AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP' 4 PANY, by which we are prepared to forward'!-, ages, Parcels, 8pecle, Jewelry, and Merchandize orevt., description. This Express has been extended to meet the wants or the citizens of Savannah and towns :ln-tho nterlor. AH those intrusting business to us can rely on having all business matters attended to promptly and faithfully. J. DaMARTlN, Agent, . 153 Bay-stn 3 doors East ol the City HofoL OrFtcza.—No. 74 Broadway, New-York; No.8 Court street, Boston; No. 43 Sooth MaJreet, p*--- 1 -*—- N. 6.—Please mark all goods, carol] July 17 6m igATON, 8UOAn, TOW’EB^ . 3 hhds. choice now Sniokod Shoulders. 10 hhds. Porto Rlco8ugar. 30 bag* Rio Coffee. 10 kegs Batter. . 20 boxes Cheese. oct 16 COHEN 4L .tAR.VER. NEGRO BROGAN8! NEGRO BROGANS! rplIE subscriber respectfully cslfo the attention of Fno- I tors and Planter* to hto'very extensive stoek-of Ne gro Brogans and Women’s Leather Boots. There goods have been selected expressly for this msrket and are warranted the best stock and workmanship. He Is con fident that a fair trial of his stock will insure satisfaction and a continued patronago. Ufo goods are all fresh and farms fair. W. I1E1DT. Glbon’s Building, formerly occupied by Messrs. E. F, WVodfcCo. oct3 1 HACKNEY COACH. a Tho subscriber respectfully Informs tho KPublic, snd t alran«er* ln town, that ho has —Just received an elegant new Hack, PLANTATION lMRPR npHE subscribers have In atore, a largo tnpplybr Goods A dealgnod for Planters’ use, coMfotlng fn part, of Schley’s Georgia Plain* and Twills, Northern Kerseys and Plains of all styles and qualities, English and Cordova Ell' wool Plains, and Hazards do., Uoavy. London Dufflll Blankets, (own Importation.) Twilled Bristol do., and American and MnckcnaW do., superior Whitney Bed Blankets nnd Cotton Comforts, Filncy Plnld Llnseya, Red and Blue do- Plain nnd Heavy Twilled Red Flannels, White do^ Brown, Blenched and colored Canton do- Marlboro and Manchester Stripes and Plaids, Twilled Shirting Stripes, 3-4, 7-8 snd 4-4 Brown and BlcaehMi Shirting* and Sheetings, CpUpn. Otoaburga of s NEVITT, I tlou q lithe... oct 6 RA BBIA prime West India Molasses, food lag andfor OU sale by (oct 23] COHEN fc TARVER. »e.—« hltdt. talr u>4 clto“ ■100 bbls. crushed, powdered and 1 .boxes Tobacco, comprising, jomo or Uio roosrfavorlto ^mutdjq 175 boxee Sperm, Adsmnnllne soil Tallow Con- ; LATHROP fc STEBI «LADY HENTZ,” which is on entirely new ; sr regarito aeeommbdsUon, safer — ssssjssew&w