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VOLUME L.
SAVANNAH, GA„ TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2. 1852.
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DAILY and tbi-weekly
by j. L. LOCKE & CO.
uliv nud county Printer..
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TO vuVadvorUseraente for charitablei Institutions and re-
ui uBMclK will bo chargod half price.
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l’,ff; ni aa to the number or Insertions, will bo published
3v uffill ordered to be discontinued, and charged ao*
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must be post paid, to entitle theto to attonUuu.
u n.—Each Citation by tho Court of Ordinary, that
inntlcAlloU baa boon mado for Lettera of Administration,
mu*t bo publlshod THtart days at least.
NoUeelby Exocutors and Administrators for Dobtora
ind Crodllofa to render In their accounts, must bo pub-
'neat* Estate and negroes, by Executors. Ad
ministrators, and Ouardluns, must bo published FORTY
DAYS before the day or sale. Tboso sales must be mado
it the Court Uouao door of the county In which the prop-
•rtv Is sltunto, and on tho tlrat Tuesday of the month,
between tho hours of ton in tho morning and four In tho
Znenmon. No aalo from day to day la valid, unlcsaao
A.lmlnUnilo'.Wfl a A
....KShnOnurt of Ordinary, for eavo to sell Heal Fetato
S »,“^^mSt l»TOblffied TWO MONTHS.
MMOfpSwiiJproportr (except liogroc.) ortmlMo
■Swag •rM T fe'w. ^
“ApMaUlimibr Exi»ulot. iind AdmlnljIraUirj ftr Ulr
JSS'tSS 10 tarn*.
er,K II Uoudry, OP llolaoy,Patrick Uanly, John Higgins,
John Ilauly,JnoA Homrcs, Jno Hunter, 8 II Haunt, Jno
Howard, Martin Horn, Win Hone, Poior Hornnan, H A
Hnnlker, Kobt Hutchinson, Jaa U'lllues, Henry lliinkon,
J U Ilarloy, Mlchnol HIckoy, Timothy Howe. OB Hardee,
Elisha Ifaxnd, J 1* Hood, Thos Henderson, W J Halley,
Hang Harper: J E Hogg, W K Harris, Nicholas Human’
detq Thos Itcrforcd, Alfred Haywood, Moses Y llender-
... f1 TI ff.ll D tr n.Ll.1 VI./ t ..... u i t. .1
•on* OII Hall. R H Hardee, David Harrington, Edwin K
.Marta, W II llnusoraan, Nil Harris, Btephou Hatrick; B
’A Hooker, O B Hunter. RU Habersham, Chaa P Ham-
lion, W II Holmes, B P Halsey, Win W Habersham, J M
Haywood, Thos I toy ucs, Jno B Habersham, Gcorgo 8
Harding, Jno Hnrrisson, Nicholas Heyle, Fras Hernan
dez, Andrew Hnrrisson, Wm Humphreys, John Helry,
O Troup Howard, Wm Henderson, D 8 Henderson, Jos
:fll. Hondorson, Thomas Helry, Clnus Hallman, Johu U
i Hull, Lovl Hart, Jos Horan, Elleldt, Maurlco Hacked,
iRobt Habersham. Br, John Harper, J W Harris, Tlios
Holoombe, U I! Holcombe, E 8 Harris, Wm IleIdt,Jos
IlnrcgroTes, Jos O Habersham, John II Holcombe, Eldrcd
Hayden, EJ Honlcn, Jno Hamlet, Goo Haas, Jno R
Hamlet, M Harding, Seymour Ilnrris, E D Heyle, Wm P
Holland, II P Holland, James lllnea, RII Howell, Thos
Harden, W B Harrison, Milton Humphreys, Jos II Har
vey, R B lllllnn, R W Hunt, Jno F Herb, Wm Ilofio.
John \V Ibly, John L Italy Wm Italy, Orion bland.
Goorge Jones,-Jas CJonos, Jas M Jones, BG James,
Alexander Johnson, JaaT Jones. JD Jesse, Thos Jones,
Edwnrd Jones, Jos Johnston,' Peter Jacobs, John R
Johnson, Christian Jogslotter, EB Johnson, G H John:
son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John
R Jackson, Bulloch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt
Jackson, Wm A Jnudon.Il It Jackson, Claus Jackens,
Peyton R Johnson, Jos W Jackson, George Jueksou.
Fred Krote, Harmon Kuhlman, Wm II Kelly, Phillip
Kolb, Dedrick Kaltonhorn,P M Kollock, Ezra Kent,N ft
Knnpp, Jas King, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohl house, James
Kerr,Voter Krauss, Gofort Kerk, James Kennedy,‘John
Kelly, Daniel Kuln, Hanford Knapp, A J Kara, Edwin
Knapp, J P Kirby, Nicholas Korloy, Robert Knox, Fred-
erlok-Kronson, Peter Krlne, Louis Keinpf, A G Kennedy,
A L Kent, Louis Koezel,Thos Keaton, Jns Kirkland, Al
fred Kent, Phillip Kean. D O Kauffa, Wm Klne, Ed
ward Kean, Edward B Kempton. John Keegan. Chns II
Knapp, Wm P King, Nicholas Kelleher, Jno J Kelley,
Thos II Krocger.
iphau, Thomas Lyon, Jnn
Bghan, J T Linde, Linda Linde, Daniel Loahey, William
M Leigh, John Lnrkln, Henry Lnthrop. D P Imidorshlne,
Andrew Low, O D Luboy, Louis t^grlel, John Lyons, O
Lufburrow, Chnrles Law, Peter Lee, Robert Leybourn,
Uvy Llllenthal, W W Lincoln, H FLetclio,F M Loho^
Paine Iiovell, Win E Long, John N Lewis, BImoon Lane,
M L Lufburrow, Willlata Lake, SAT Lawrence, A R
Lawton, Edwnrd Lynch, Edwnrd Lovell, John Lares, D
N Lane, James Laughlm, J F Linder, JmnosJ Logan,
Robert A Lewis, A B Luce, J II Lada, Jno Lnina, Jas
Lynch, ID Lallochc, Petor Lawronco, Michael Lavan,
Matthew Lynch, Root Lacliltson, James Lachllson, Cas
par I.ciizcr, James Larkin, Timothy Luvnu, o A La-
Rocbo, ltobt Lunday, John Lawton, A J l^bey, Thos
I<ewis, Wm H Lyons, Antonio l.oeveul«, J G Lambrlgbt,
Mlclmol Lynch, l’al’k Lnughlln, Johu 11 Loveless, G W
Lockwood, Loors Lohmun.
iSSSSsSisj-
uiKlor ordM of Coil A »mt bo rinM, Sou-
irollv.MN BAYS before IhoAiur of Mlo.
hist of Voters.
S RC. 9. Be il further enacted by the autheiHtei of Me
*«.<• T“«> from .nil •»/**• gSS. Sf.4. 1 1
Ahiurinen of the city or Savannah and Uio hamlets thorp-
or who aro cltlxeus of Uio United States, have resldod in
the State of Georgia for ono year Iratneulaloly preceding
tint election and within tho corporate limits of Savannah
for ono month immediately preceding tholr registration
slid*continue so to do up te the time «r election, who
have attained the ago of twenty-one years, havo paid all
city taxes or havo In tholr own right sufficient real estate
to satisfy any tax executions which may bo ugalnat llmm.
who havo mtule all returns required by the ordinances ol
Ibu city, and have been reglst^ pcconfoig to the pre
visions of this act.—Extract from the Registry Law.
Adolph AI>rahttms,Ilobort Adams, John 8 Achord, Goo
A AsluP W Avorfoult,G W Anderson,Mathlas Amorous,
O It Ash, Blowurt Austin, David Abraham.OSArnod,
Geo Alexander, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt
Austin, Goorge Armstrong, James Anderaou, W V N
Armstrong, 11F Akin, Peter Arnold, R D Arnold, Thos
Adnius, EC Anderson, Richard Aborcromblo.J B An
derson, John Anglurn, II G W Alexander, John Allen,
James Ahern, R A AUcn, W B. Adams.
| Conrad Byck, Richard Burke, Michael Boyko. E W
Bukcr, John Brady, E J Blount, Wm M Blount. Patrick
Aimiu’iiy'BaJo'rl'aliul
*‘.Ba wS
M lltack, t’cllx Bouynon, Gilbert UuUer. Thos llourke.
Kugouoil Uoo, 4 F Boireulllet, L B Byck, A llorabort,
j \Vm Basslnger, Patrick Bulkoy, P H Ilohn, Homy lletto-
man, Tlios W fi Ifoalle, Wm J Bulloch, Patrick Braillev,
Henry Burt, EH'Bason, 8 P Holt, Wm J Bandy, HL
lltrd, Q A Boufoulllot, Jiio O Bryan, Thomas U Banptt,
; Michael Brannon, David Bell, Jno Bilbo, T A Bulkley,
Francis Blair, Chta Uall, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch,
J M llutlcr, Michael Bryan. Goo Bankmnn, O B IJarrle,
Jds Bryau. D L Best, JA Baker, W II Bunch, Jos K
Hall«ugh,\VraD Brown, AT llowne, JosII Burroughs
Jno llenuett, IjoUIs Uarelleld, Jos Bancroft, Thaddeus J
Baldwin, Patrick Uurko, O L Blonnt, Jno N Uarbeo, Jas
Brown, GWIlruen, Moses Black, II L 8 Buntz, Thos
8 Halley, WII Bulloch, It M IJurlholmesa, Ilenry W Bmf-
eullelt, P A Biota, Henry Brigham, W B Brantley, T W
llenton, M J Buckner, John Boston, B M B Burroughs,
Dounls- Ulsnnerhsssott, D H Baldwin, Wm O Barton,
Augustus lloullncau, John Burns, Michael Bowley, Ullck
J Burke, Ju O Blanco, J II Bushier. W J Blodgot, Jas O
I Ilftwcu, Jno W Hlze, Barnard B llee, F 3 Bartow, Win
I J Wee, J P Brooks, W H Bourdloy, W C Butler, 118 Bo-
| gardui, Frederick Balloy, W D llashlor, Jos W Brown.
John O lltance, Theodoro Blols, William Biota, yym It
Hourko, John F Blakely, GOO Brown, Wm II Banks,
B L linulllneau, J T Buckner, Charles 11 Boll, Goo Bran-
son, P T Broughton. II8 Boll, W II Brudloy, L B Uonnott,
Jos Belbo, Wm llattey, FII Blots, J H Buckner.
Wm U Ouylor, John Cooper, C A Cloud, PL Constan-
David U Cash, M A Cohen, R R Ouylor, Goo A Uuy-
... .. , ' n..n._ iff II IVnuA* Vilwnnt
lino, David w vmoM,..... V...V.., —--
I k*r, Holomon Cohen, Hugh Cullen, W H Cooper, Edwnrd
1 Cubbage, David Cohen, John Cleary, Jos V Connorat,
Allen Cullen,Uhas Cooper, JnsCleary, Barnard Constnn-
I Allen Cullen, Chas Cooper, JnsCleary, Harnaro uonsmn-
I tlac, Thos W Cooper, John Clancy, John Cantons,-F W
I Uoruwell, Jos S Curruthers, Nicholas Crugcr. Wright
Colo, John Curry, Tlios Clark,
. uliHipper,
I Itlchara Colo, Thos CusaelcJn
I 011 Oampfleld,FranelaT CoL, ....
1 John Cnrdoll, Jas Connelly, John Carruthors, Frederick
1 Cook, Emanuel Canwntlcr, Luko Christie, Jos Campbell,
Kras CiiinpUeld, Jiio D Charlton, Jno G Cooke, Edmund
Pul In. ll.,nlmin.iiM. Pumiiilllir 11 K .OR Llnff*
Cottar, Montgomery Cummlng, II B Courier, Jos Clog-
horn, John Cass, Jno Cunningham, Lari Craft, Wm Car
ton, IIL UoleTw O Charlton, 8 J M Cubbego, Monos
Coburn, L F Cook, llonry Capon. 8 M Golding, Freder
ick Csrstens, Win Cox, Walluco Cuminlng, Patrick Crot-
ty, Michael Carey, Peter Cobb, Jno J Cbmolk Win Cou-
aou, Robt Coir, Eras Champion, AII Champion, Juo W
O.nielli James Cornell,' II R Christian, Jno J Coates. Jos
Cox, JnoT Campaguac, Wm Cullen, And Conies, Pierce
Condon, Aaron Champion, W T Chapman, Daniel Clurk,
JII Cuhbego, Georgo Cally, Urluh Crnualon, Charlos Can
non, Robert J Onwahy, 8 T Chapman, John FCurdell,
Antonio Chlsa, John LCopo, ThosCouulff, Thos Conway,
Moses 8 Cohen, D B Curnp, Octovus Cohen, J P Colfor,
Rartow Cynthus, Patrick Clark, Jno M Cody, Jas Clng-
horn, Wm Cannon,Charles Clur, Augustus Cannon, Pat
rick Clark, Isaao Cohen.Wm Cromwell, G LCopo.Jr-
0 1, Copo,sr^ James A Courvolior, 8 II Cooper, If A
Crane, Wm L Clark, D D Copp, John D Cole, Cornelius
K Convor, Thomas Uorr, Bryan Connor, James E Cope,
L O Clark, Goorgo Clark, Wm P Clark, John A Cham-
1 II. Vv.li f ......... X....... rill CMilii.Il.lf Cllll Ini.
I bent,
_ , Wm Colter, Laurence Connell, Frederick Cultori,
| John F Cercopely, Goorgo Causee, H II Crondoll, F
mot, - Jeremiah Cavanaugh, Martin Codway, D
I A Cannuot, w -
I HCnloraan, James-Carroll, George E Oongdon, Thomas
I Collins, J P Cohen, Charles U Connery.
_. , .In Ditggan, John Doyle, Win O
I Dawson, Michael dally, lUc’d Donovau. Sami P DIbblo,
1 Daniel bonovan. Albert L D’Lorzo, Patrick Downey,
I Dune IPLyotu MIchael Donnelly, John Donnolly, Win
|M Davidson, Morty Morgan, Wm II Davis, Win Dixon,
■ - ni i...n ... - r._ 11 Tin*., n it il Inu Hhwhiim
Israol Dasher, Levi Delbltt, A O
Daunonfelsor, Jno D Dol-
■ ;iuucan, John Dillon, Israol D
■ Davenport, Isaac Davis, llonry —,
■isimof, W L Davis, 8 O Dunning, Patrick Dorvlno, Clius
I I Durvee, UurrellDye, 8 O Dunning, Jr, F G Dana, VV
ID Dudley, John DeVanoy, John Doblo. RII Darby, Jns M
I Doyle, James Downey. Wm II Dunning Jr, llonry Du-
Plgnon, James Doyle, Martin Dummuan, Dudloy Davon-
■l»rL Jacob Da La Motto, A M Day, J. J U Dnvts, Tims E
■ »av s, Jaa DoMartln, Henry plltmors, Alox Drvsdato, D
|lt Dillon, Frcd’kDannorslblsor, J B Dasher, U Vy Dasher,
|»1 T Bukos, John It. Dows, Bnuiuol L Dowo I, Johu pry-
Pr. F It Demoro, W J Donaldson, Tlios F Dunlota, Mlclmol
^Duggan, John Morgan.
S3*
Henry Ellis, Dnulol Egan, Richard Ennis, Abraham
Sustain, John Kvcrnrd, wm Elloby, Thoa Eden, G W
■“ton, John J Edy, Charles J Eden, Peter Endrloa,J A
utoln, Edwin W Ei * * ”‘ “
Epstein, Edwin W fcrvln, James Eden.
J Joseph' Felt, Johu Foley, Thos Ford. Jos 8Fny,Win
fwin.SowallH Fisk, James Fountain pnr M “—
......I,Bewail It Fisk, Jtui Id Ferguson,
H K Pnlllgunt, Robert FjirrolL Juo G FnlllKunt, Jus Fur-
yt Furry, John Fitzgoi
■“Hi John Folloard, Andrew furry, Jonn riugornia, aii-
Wrew Ftatloy, R B Foil, Mlohnol Ftnnoy, Win F Feny, E
P lullniL 08 Frierson, Austin French, Jolmnn D Fishor,
(Win Poniard, Dominick Flallby, John Fliumcgnn, Pat’k
K° oXt Jhos Flaherty, Jno D Fish, L M' Fnlllgant, Owen
(Foley, p ji B Fairchild, Jns Faumtan. Mlclmol Fay, G W
PeuneU, Jno Foster, J R.Fisher. G J Fulton, Jacob
M;rlend, J C Fathers, O G Farrios, John 0 Ferrell, James
U'"lker, Green Fleetwood, Goo W Fahn, Loonanl Iroo*
l. an ' I i H U ForL Thos A Fnrrlcs, Wra B Flemming, Jas
U Fawns, F Fink. David,Fltzgorrald, Robert Fisher, D
Tii 1, ,c u lln *' ,acob Frey, Jeremiah Flowing, Wm Fielding,
|Alox Faucolt, 0 E Flnndors, W G Foote, HenJ Franklin,
P otor Petlij G WFnrrles, Tnos BI Forman.
ii' uausuner, uonnugo uauoo, nunuunuiB,
f;»hn ulonovoly, Jas H Godfrey, L J Gulltnartln. Seaborn
iTii^n ' M Gnnnn, Goorge Gatehouse, J M Griffin,
■v i. , n reoQ , J W Gibbons, Olms Gross, Patrick Gordon,
■r AiUrooinJiioF.-C 1 -* 1 — «-*—
1; Gnuin, B
»■ Harris, P D Hellshelm; John Haupt.8n, 0 B Han*
p '»rUtonher Hussey, JD IIItghM,0 8.llarrta, Mart i
Meaty,TMnnlsHpHaitd h ;B Hart ? -Ml
Horan, Jotm IIogAes, David Hannon. M p IfeMd
'VmL Haupt, WmN Habersham, Jot Hunter, BN Hal
5*, JK llernotMloik 8 P Hamilton,' Henry llnupt, Kd-
f"'«d llefforonjtatrlckllall, WmllaUhui.JMuUhnn lllll,
I 1 F Harris, WmV Hunter,*G W HardcasUe, Wm Uunb
Abraham Minis. David Morris, Jacob Manses, John
Makln, Thos McNlcholas, John Mnsterson, Edward
Maahan, Joremlah McCarthy, John McIIue, Wm Morrell,
J G Mohrlvns, ltobt McIntyre, 110 Mohrtens, Jnn D Mal
lei!,■ Jns Alordocal, Michael McGrall, Thos Murlaugh,
Imander Moore, Mathias II Myer, Poler McGullllcuddy,
Rllvester Manning, M Mnrsh. Jacob Miller, Jno Murchi
son, Jno Monlmollln, Thos Maher, Thos MoAulIff, Jos
NcFocly, B W Miscally, 11 W Mercer, 0 A MagllLWm
Meredith, E T McGrall, Tlios McCollum, Il Morco, Wm
J Moore, J D Mallard, C D Murphy, Jeremiah Muck, N C
Mills, Jesse Mount, John Murphy, B M Morel, Patrick
Meara,0 OMillur. John McUube, Harvoy Morse, John
MoDormott, J M Allllen, Thomas W McArthur, Lovl 8
Myers, llonry Mcrckhurdt, Mlclmol Meath, Thomas Ma
hon, Patrick MuGovern.S 8 Millar, T J McNIsh, John
Mahoney, John McGunngh, Patrick Mastcrson, John
Mallory. James J McCoy, Isano Minis, Edwnrd McCnbo,
U Murkins, 8 S Moody, Dennis McGuire. Lawronco Mc
Kenna, Noylo McIIue, J II Mohrtens, M II Myor.Thomns
McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Munke, Erlwnnl McGraw,
Bartholomew Melnarney, John Mattery, I.uder Mohr-
tons, A F Mira, Fabian Myerhoffor, G 8 Milter, John R
Mnrtln, William B Moll, James W Morgan, Michncl Mor
ris John W MoKoy, C F Mills, William E Mongln, D J
McKenzie, A F Mordecat, Jns 8 McDonald, Jns Maim-
... •» «—'■—— *— Murphy,G A Mo-
iJuntntna ffiafBn.
FACTORAGE, FORWARDING,
AND GENERAL COMMISSION BU8INE88.
SAJTIUEIi L. DOWELL,
No. 108 Day-strut, Savannah, Gkorou.
■ Strict personal ntlonllon lo Farmers* orders, and quick
returns of Sales of Produce. • —*-» •
SWIFT. DEN8LOW Ac 0O„
Dealon in Orocerina. l'rovialona.
n iieaiwi| in urocerins. Provisions,
FOREIGN.AND DOMESTIC LIQUO R 8,
OORHMR BAY AH» WUITAKBR-STRKRTS.
' . W. D. FORD,
wi™ o »r° an ? u ° ,ni1 * j
Building. Jefferson-streU, .Savannah^ Ga n
Constantly on hand, a cholco supply of Family
Grookriks. .■ . July?
E. O'BYRNE,
at tavlor'b buildimo->markrt wharf,
Keeps constantly on hand a supply or
Orp«ko r y-W ttro , Grocorio«t Ac, Ac,
Jnn 1, '5t ly
• . ’ L. ROBIDER, Ti'HOM fARts]
■Foshlonablo Hoot anil Shoc-ftlalccr.
Importer of French Leather.
WniTAKRR-STRRRT—OPPOSITE SMKTS’ OUILDIKO. ,
J. L. OLIVEn,
Faahlonatale Boot ftlnimfncturcr,
HO.BKVKRTKRN BDLL-STRKRT, NEAR MONOMRHT-SqnARK,
DUliliqiltHl, SHU NOnUMCnT-BljOARK.
T ^k-Solo, Waterproof, Hunting, Blllltaiy, Patent
Leather j Walking, Dress, and Pump-Solo Boots i Shoot
ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Bhocs, Pumps, slippers,
Acc^ made to order In tho noatest and most fashionable
on,., iimui' iu oruor in mo noaicsi ana most rusniomiule
manner, of warranted materials, and by tho most experi
enced and careful workmen.
WYftLY l
.. . Ac MONTAIOLL1N,
General Agents anil Brokers,
For the Sale or
Real EstaleyNegroeSytc any description Personal Property.
OrriCE} CORNER ntILL-HT. AND IAY-LAHR,
fob 23 • Savannah, Georgia.
HARDWICK Ac COOKE,
Factora anil (Jommi»«ilon Blorctaants,
No. 1U3 Van-Street.
R. S. IURDW1CK. JOHN a. COOKE,
J. HA8BR0U0K Ac CO.,
IMPORTERS AMD WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Earthen-Ware, French China, Looking Glasses.
Rroughtsn-Street.
PHILIP KEAN,
Drapormnd Tall
D DEALER IN READ VMADE CLOTHING^
lor,
PENPIRLD's RANOK—NO. 08 BRYAN-STRRIT.
8. BfAIILLEU Ac J. D. FERGUSON,.
! WtacclwrightR and BluckNinltha,
Comer of Broughton and Montgomery-sts.
SAVANNAH, OA.
Carrisgcs, Wagons, Carta and Drays fnanufhctured.
Blackiunitiling, Including Iron Railing aud Grates, for’
iBulldlngs. tuly—o novO
ADA At SHORT,
ITlaatdr Builder,
msT door wist or st. Andrew’s iull,
Will tako contracts for Building and Work In Mu
of every description.
R. Ac J. LAOIILISON,
EngtHoeri and HClllwrlgtata,
IRON Sc BRASS FOUNDERS, ,
Canal-Street—Near tho Canal Lock.
: R.'LACIIL|ION. J. LAOIILISON.
A. N. MILLER,
Engineer and millwright,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
EASTERN WUARP—BAY-ST.
A. PONCE,
Importer A Manufacturer of Segars,
NO. 13 WUITAEEB.STaRET,
Keeps on hand a well selected stock of Imported 80-
gars; also Manufactured Tobacco, Snuff, Pltms, and oil
other articles usunlly kept iu his lino of business, which
IDjofij **•“—» ‘
ho otters on the most reasonable terms.
nov 3
T. PORTER’S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Siiriufl anti aummte jFamtjtowa.
T HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method or Interrolug his friends nnd the citizens or Savannah, that ho Is now
opening THE A1UST SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING over ottered In this city. The prices, In plain
figures, ore mnricod upon ench article, and no deviation, and at »r«o romnrknblo low prices that tho goods aro marked,
llie subscriber feels confident will bo appreciated by a generous public. In part ore tho followliig Goods I have
now In store, to wit t
PANTAIAJON8,
sy, Thos It Alills. Doinlngo Alartlng. Jos All .
Closkoy, Angus McAlpln, Michael Martin, Peter Maris, A
G Mode, At B Allllen, Jno McUnll, Jns AlcF
1 in nr 1111, i-uitsr niiirm, rv
, Jns Aloreely, Wm Mot-
Win Aiackny, John AteNIsh,
cnir, E Mendel!, A K Moore. Win Aiackny,
JnsG Molls, L B AIcConn, Wm Morris, John McCollum,
Charles McCann, Bernard Malian, Wm McLaughlin,
Patrick Alcliaughlon, F W McCarthy, W II O Mills,
Juo AlcMahon, Juo F Mullcgati, Jas Matthews, Isaao
Mnrsh,Tlios A!nddon,JohnMoran,FA Maddox,Solotnon
Mayor, E A! McDonnell, Wm Morel, Jno AInhun, Jno It
Mayer, Tlios G Moonoy, M C Alorlaml, Jiui McDonald, T
U Maxwell, N W McLeod, Alex Mcllimleo, Jno T Mitch
ell, Fredk Mundorf, II K Aluntfert, Jas Mcllrhto, W J
McIntosh, Sami H Aloret, Joremlah AIcCartliy, Wm Mc
Carthy, A N Miller, Thos Molt. I! P Aliltor. I W Morrell
Jos Afclnllre, Dnnl McCarthy. M H McLeod, Jas AlcCunn
Jas AtcCnnno, Thos Meeks, Edward Mullogau, Johu Ale
Aullff, Archibald McAllister.
N.
JosophNellL ThosNaylor, Wm Nungozer, Jaa Nungo-
xor, W G Norworn!, Jno W Neavltt, Dl) Nlcnots, EL
Noldilni
Neidllnger, Don't Nelson, Torrence Nugent, G N Nichols,
Geo 8 Nichols, L F Nichols, Jos Nagle, Nevlll Neylu, Jno
Noll. J G Noldtllngor, A A Nungozer. J R Norton, Jacob
Neuliorger, Edward Nugent, Snin’l Nutlinnn; Jus A
Norris, Frederick Noltemen, Jno C Nlcoll, Thos A1 Nor
wood, Chas Now land. Jumes Neidllinger, Wm Nevo.
John W Owens, Geo W Owens, Dnntel O’Connor,Tim
O’Brten, Owen - O’Rourke,John F O’Byrue, David O Con
nor, Owen O’Rlolly, Humphrey O’Loary, G 8 Owens,
Dennis O’Connor, Jno' O’Connell, Jno II Uhlineyer, Win
H OlcotL Win Olinstoad, J F O’Neill, D O OIcoW, E
O’Hyrno, Michael O’Neill, O K O’Sullivan, II G Oliver,
Johu Ollvor, Jonathan Olmstond, At O’lteltly, James Oli
ver, W C O’Driscoll, Dan’l O’Sullivan, Timothy O’Con
nor, Daniel O’Sullivan, W W Oates, John Ogelvfe, M W
O’iJyrn, Thus O’Bryan, Geo Ott, FrodtckOtlo.
Alnrlln Payton, Antonio Ponce, E M Prcndergast,
Sam’l N Papot, James Prendorgnst, O C Parker, Anthony
Porter, Jos V Prentice. Jno F Posey, N 8 Piuder, Sam’l
Phllbrlck, Jas AI Prontlcc, 8 At Pond, Wm Parris, l’al’k
Prunty, Andrew O Pncotty, Edwin Parsons, Ellslm Par
sons, Jno Poole, 8 G Puucost, Owen Paterson, C B Patter-
son, John Perlleld, John Phelan, Juo F Powell, Jos Pron-
dorgas,Thos Purse,Snm’l I’ittmnn, EJ Purse, George
Parsons, R D Papot, M Prondergast, Edwnrd Pndollbrd,
Sen- Edward Padolford, Jr M Thos Pldgeon, Thos S Pitt
Jno Postell, Jos W Phillips, James Prunty, J M Palin,
Marcus At l’ock, Patrick Price, l> C Puder,Thos Prouder,
gast, Chaa Perry, R W Pooler, II K Preston, Jos V Pres
ton, Wm F Preston, Edwnrd Pursolo, D U Phllbrlck.
Jos Qunntook, John Quinu, Martin Quinn, Wm Quinn,
Ym Quautock,Jr.
P AI Russell, Waring RnssoU, David Rosenblatt. Jacob
Roteuband, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, Wm Rochester,
James Russoll, Tlios J Uyon, J B ltoss, John Reedy, A
At Ross, Mtchaul Kochford, Christopher Itussoll, Win P
Roberts, John Ryan, J B Road, Jos W Robborts, llonry
Roberts, John Rynn, J B Read, Jos VV Robborts, Ho
Roscr, Wm Robertson, Patrick Rullly. L 8 Russell. V
Roche, Barney Roden, Pat’k Ryan, Win Rogers, Jtu
Richardson, Juo U Rowland, Aliohacl Rooney, Goorgi
' ' n "«—‘— lteinslmrl
Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daniel Robertson, Wm
J W Rabun, Jos Ross, Francis Ryan, J B Ripley, J V
Reinsburt, Robt Ralfonl, II W Ralford, Mnthew Ruiford,
VVmRellly,J P W Rood. Jno Riordon, Francis Reives,
Jefferson Roberts, C II Illkomnn, 11 Rogers. J Roualdson,
Jeremiah llyau, R G Reed, Clias E Robinson, Joseph
Jeremiah llyau, B G Rood, Chaa E Robinson, Josoph
n - Ilcuy ( Robor, ( Goo ltobhis, Allen Russell^ Win
Roberson, John Rowley, John Rogers, Dan’l Roddnmn,
Wm P Rowland, Hugh Rlolty, Andrew Riolly, A R Ral
ston, Il J Royal, Jno E Rice, James llyau,
noil, C E Rynn, Win Robkon, C W Rogers, Thos Itonnu,
Geo Robertson, Tobias ltothtetcr, F A Robor" ” “ ”—
F T Rolf, AI J Reilly, James Russell.
tore, G 8 Roux
8.
E A Soullard, Wm Bwoll, John A Schaffer, John
Sonddcr, Rlclt'd Smyo, Henry Starko, Abraham Simpson,
Christopher Sohnolder, John A Stnly, Rich’d Scanlan,
ShoftnlU Andrew Steafvatcr, JohnSavngo, J 8 Solo-
... ns, Fred'k ScheriT, A A Binds, W R Symons, Thos
8ulllvan, GeuSnaUhoff, Jno G Sexton, A J CSImw, Ja
cob Shader, AI Shofftell, sr- G J Spencer. Sam’l Solomons,
J PScrlvon, John SiHjlImniuD Iff” 1 ’ ' **
P 8crlvon, John Spellman. D It Stownrl. John Sullivan,
D Shatter, Win II Smith, John Stoddnrd, Ephraim Scud-
dor, Sam’l 8 Sibley, Anthony Sogur, Jns8hoa, Pat’k
Scnnlnti, Jas Skinner, J IJ Si roes, Dnn’l Sullivan. Jus
Sklnnor, Dr SSheflall, Nicholas 8inot, Alortln Sullivan,
Lowls Smith, Jacob Schaffer, Thomas Saunders, John
Stevenson, G N Staloy, Thos Smith, U J Smith, Jno Sul
livan, James Sullivan, Waller VV Smith, Geo Shultz, F F
Strobhart, Jas J Stokes, Goo Shute, Harmon Rnngstock,
llonry Seltzer, O B Scully, E Somorall, Francis Sorrel,
Jno A Steglii, John Blonn, Wm G Stafford, JnoBcrevon,
Wm Sattc, 0 At 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 At Solomons, Augustus Soboldemnn, Dennis Sulllvnn,
Dnulol Sulllvnn, AI J Solomons, M Sholmn, Dennis Sulll
vnn, llnrnoy Smith, Uonry Btlbbs, Jas II Shohau, Valen
tino Stanton, John Shorteck, Loyal' Scranton, Martin
Shnniton, Josoph Sulllvati.Jaa F8tokc8, Philip Smith, Jos
AI Sholhnan. James M Strickland, Timothy 8herro*!an,
Thomas Smltli, Win Starr, Jr, IIII Scranton, Jas Slierdo-
inan, Conrad Soholneldorv Geo Stevenson. Richard Stoll
moilieiuur, ucu DiuYuiimin, tviuiiniu owl#.
JoWj siiidil., Nol.011 Smltli, a 8 S|ielB.!«or, VV W
- • ■ i Beamon, Thos F Slovens, J E Sllrk. ILW,
Starko, Arp — - •—■.—■ n . , n »
Smith,Wm Starr Jr, Henry Saunders, Peter Smith, J D
Stebbms, A A Solomons, O W Shnlter, D
Stebblus, A A Solomons, i* v» onnuer, u i ntninum,
Patrick Sklnnor, Edwnrd Swift, Buml B Sweat, Joint 1)
Spann, John E Stllwcll, II Sheppard, F AI Stone, Eloazor
Solomons, Thos Scully, Win Saumlors, Jns Smith Sr, Jno
Bcliuiigell, Jesseo J Smith, Win F Shearer, J A Sowell, J
B Siuriovnnt, Wm Saunders, Julius. Smith, Il U Scfioy,
Christopher Smith. ^
Wm II Tarver, John V Tarver, Goo W Titcolmb, VVm
wm ii inmir, huuii » .. , t
II Tyson, John Thompson, Patrick ’rydlngs, Barnaro G
Tllden, Pro’s Trantofl. A
Tllilon, rra s immun. AFToriny, f 1) Thomas, W K
Thompson, Jno F Tucker, A Tulblrd, Fras Trautoll, J D
Tombrokc, James Thurinoll, B T Tumor, Wm Thomas.
O E Toffl, Edwnrd Townsond, BTThous, A Thomas, W
ike, Jr
rn.Ed'
U Hi 1UUI, buwum iuwihviiu.
P Toffl, Marlon Throadcrnft. Jno IlThodo, HJlTiotnas-
sou, VV H Tlnslopr, FrasTrucholut,R V Thomag IUchnrd-
boh, VV H Tinsley, — .
son Tombs, W ft Tnlblrd, J E Taylor, John G Thomas,
John Trumlter, IK Toffl, Jn8PTnstln,Thos At Turner, F
A Tunpor, OhasTtiompson, IIJ Tiodoman, David Thomp-
i, Jaa Tlgho, L O Teuoau, Chaa (l Tatblrdj, Henry Tow,
bo n,J 0.1111110,1. U Teboait, Ghoa G Tnlblrd^ Henry Tow,
Jno Tanner. VVm A Thompson, Robt Todd, F J Timmons,
VVpt II Tnlblrd Jr, Jno J i*|iuus, J Tdcholior, Wm H Tay
lor, N P Taylor, J M Thomas, J II Thompsou.
Christian Uobelo, Philip Uslor.
Antonin Vondloy, alias Ramhoskl, ClmsVait Horn, W
H S Vcrstlllo, Tristram Vorstlllo, David Vendor, llonry
Veltatulcb, VV 0 Vnltdonborj Ilenry Vonglnlm.
U I, winpliiirx^ Cyil W
O A Wood, RIoh’d Wayne, L \.. .
White, Jntncs VVhlllhnn,f4th Woodwool, Elisha Wylly,
Charlos Wilson, Goo W Wylly, Augustus Wcnio, James
White, L VV Wells, Francis Wilson, J J Waver, A R
II O Wyer, Jos W -Wood, Wm Wrigl^ o B Wall,« r
Wlthlngton/Bentamln tWhitehead. Thomas Workman,
GENTS’ CLOTH COATS.
Gents. Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats,
Olivo do do do do
Brown do do do do
Uluo do do do do
Black Cloth Backs and Polka Backs,
Brown do do do do
Blue do do do do
Olivo do do do do
do Shad Dross do
Bluck Doo Skin Polka Sncks,
Fancy Colored do do
Drab Onsslmcro Sacks nud Polka Sacks,
Black Tweed do do do
Greon do
Brown do
Silk and Wool
do do
do do
do do
COATS.
Cnmblet,
Checked Ginghams,
Linen Lustre,
Plain and Fancy Alpacco,
Paris Lustre,
Black Morin,
Bluck aiid Fancy Tweed,
l)o do CuHlnnurclta,
Brown aud Yellow Llueti,
Black Drun cPEtn.
Silk, Lamb’s VVooL and Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Ltneit, Jeans, iuhI Canton Flannel do
Silk, Merino, nnd Cotton Half lioso,
Bilk, Thread, nnd Nori Hose,
Goutlcmen’s Dressing Robes,
Linen Collars, two and three ply.
Stripod Cotton and Linen,
Plain do do do
Nnukoon, Drop d’Etc,
Fancy Llnon,
Black Alpaecn,
Block Doo Skin Pants,
Plain Black Casslinero Pnnts,
Pnncy Colored do
Plain and Ribbed do
Black and Colored Bntlnel Pants,
Black 8atln Single nnd Double Breasted Vests,
Fancy Satin nnd Silk do do
Embossed Fancy Silk do do
Bluck aud Fnucy Barathea ilo do
..do .do Embrol’d Cufsimoro do
White and Fancy Satin and Party do
Plain Block Silk Velvet, slnglo and double breasted,
Fancy Cut do do «|o
Fancy Cashmere do do
GLOVES.
Blnck, White, and Colored Kid Gloves,
Bluck nud Castor Riding do
Cloth, Cashmere mid Lined Berlin do
Block, White aiidFoncy Silk do
CRAVATS.
Supcrflno Black Silk nnd Fancy Cravats,
do Fancy do, great variety,
Whlto Silk and Satin Party Cravats,
Black and Fancy Bilk and Batin Scarfs,
do do Opera Ties.
Linen Cnmbric, China Cord and Pongoe Pocket Hand
kerchiefs.
Itats and Cups, of tho latest stylos.
Indies’ Riding 11018."
Trunks, Patent and Solo Leather.
Valysea, Carpet Ungs, Canes, Umbrellas, &«l, Ate.
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
This Dopartmont for Children’s Clothing Is fitted up In tho most costly style with orery convenience for Irvine on
filtlng, &c- tho stock embraces orery article la that lino, consisting In pnrt or Coats ami Pnnts of ovorv stvlk (ivorl
coals, nnd Under Garments, Jenny Lind Sacks, Polka do- Over Hacks, Vests, Braided Suits, Plain, Silk Velvet. Vest
Suits, nnd Boys’ Cups, a lurgo assortment. The Ladles yflll find It to tholr interest to call and oxainlne ntv stock ns
they uro mado up In the latest stylo and tho best manner nnd at tho lowest prices. No abatement from tho prices lira l
asked.
aatoon tho most favorable terms,Uie following!
SUGARS—
50 hhds. Porto Rico, fnlr to choice.
23 hbds. Primo 8t Croix.
23 hlids. Fair Cubs.
SIX) bbls. Stewart’s fl. Ac 0.
23 bbls. Crushed,
boxes Loaf.
COIFEL—
500 bags Rio, fair to prime.
100 bags Jamaica.
100 pockets Old Java.
50 bags Cuba.
BAGGING Al ROPE-
200 bales Gunny.
10 bates Dundee.
300 colls Rope.
TOBACCO—
l>0 * es !▼''rio u, brands.
UHEEch—
150 boxes Cream.
W boxes English Dairy,
MACKEREL-
25 barrels No. 1.
23 half barrels No. 1.
60 barrels No. 2.
25 half barrels No. 2.
SO barrels No. 3.
BACON-
50 casks Sides.
23 casks Shoulders.
MOLASSES—
50 lleroet Cuba.
50 barrels Cuba.
.... 50 barrels Now Orleans.
UANDLES—
50 boxes Adamantine.
100 boxes Star.
25 boxes Pearl.
100 boxes Hull Ac Headers.
PICKLES—
50 boxes Underwood’s.
UQUO ! ii£ X “ ltCmln “ l0, '’ , ■
100 barrels E. P. Gin,
50 barrel* Connecticut River Gin.
50 barrels N, E. Hum.
23 barrels Extra Choice Old Monon. Whiskey.
50 barrels KslllniorQ Whiskey.
25 qunrier casks pure AJnlnga Wine.
25 quarter casks Sclgnelte Brandy.
10 half Pines Otard Brandy.
5 pipes Holland Glm
15 quarter casks Alsdelra Wine.
SOAP—
50 boxes Colgate* No. 1.
50 boxes Colgate’s Pale,
100 boxes Boston No. I.
23 qunrier chests Green.
10 half chests Black.
10 quarter chests Gunpowder.
FLOUR-
50 half barrels Extra.
50 barrels lltrain Smith’s,)
50 barrels pure Genesseu, >Ncw Wheat.
150 barrels Baltimore, )
STARCH-
50 boxes Pearl.
25 quarter boxes Pearl.
RAI8IN8—
25 boxes Bunch.
25 half boxes Bunch.
ALMONDS-
13 frails Jordan.
BUCKETS—
100 dozen Painted.
50 dozen Varnished.
S UGAR.COFFEE, BOAP AND CANDLES.
20 hints, choice P. IL Sag
Sujur;
50 “ Fair
300 Bags Rio Coffee;
50 Matts old Government Java do.
100 boxes Soap;
50 “ Starch.
Just received nnd for sale by
sept 20 1852 M’MAHON Ac DOYLE.
B randy, gin, aic.
Ill half Pipes Otard Brandy;
10 “ Beignott uud Rosdiell do.
10 Pipes Holland Gin;
20a Sc % Casks Madeira Wine;
20 “ “ Port do.
30 bbls. old Mouougahcln Whiskey;
50 ** Domestic Brandy;
50 « do. Gin;
100 •• do. Rum;
100 “ do. Whiskey.
Just received nnd for solo by
__sept 20185'. M’MAHON Ac DOYLE.
JJlLOUIL SOAP, STARCH, nnd CANDLES.
By Don’t forget tho new store on first floor of St. Andrew’s Ilall, corner of Broughton nnd Jefferson-sts. opr 28
Webster, Robert Woggensloln, Jos Washburn, l) L Wil
son, Claudius C Wllwn, Dempsey While, Pelcr White,
Jno M Williams. Normnn Wallace, Ilenry Wolgand,
Tlios White, W II Williams J T Webb, Jns G Wntls
John Wickam, Lemuel Wilson, Win P Wylly, John
Wilder, Jas E Wnlthour, Christopher Wltgon, John
Wdulcin. Jno W O Williamson, Henry WUIIamson,
William War -
■ I’oter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yonge, W A Yonge,
VVm P Youge.
Pe|or Znrodoskl, Edward G Zetrouer, Jacob Zimmer
man,' Edward Zudemes, Solomon Zvlgler.
Tho foregoing are the qualifications of voters entIUod
to vote for Mayor nnd Aldermen of tho City of Savannah
at tho ensuing election in December next, and a list of
persons Registered for tho month of May. If there are
uuy parsons whoso numes are Registered, and who are
not cutitled to a voto, notice Is respectfully requested to
bo given to the Clerk of CouuciL that Uiuy may be dealt
•lli according to law. IL F. AKIN,
sept 14
Clerk Council.
ASPCENDID
. OPENING OF FALL GOODS.
T HE Subscriber would respectfully call tho attention
of tho public to tils largo and well selected stock of
Full and Winter Stuple aud Fancy
DryOoods.
Constating In part of: Blnek and colored Bilks, of a grant
variety; very rich embroidered Silks, of all patients;
Manlillus aud Crape Shawls; Scotch Wool Long do.;
nnd square Plaid Shawls; Cashmeres; Me >elme do
Lollies: Alpaccas, a great variety; Neudlo-Work Col
lars ami Capes, of all patterns; Chlmlzcttes 5 Muslin and
Lace Undur-SIcovos: Cambric Handkerchiefs, from 12#
cents to 85 n piece; Irish l.tnens; Hucknbucks; Diaper;
French Towels, from 25 cents to 81 a pieco; double
Damask Tsblo Linen; white uud brown Napkins, a fine
assortment; u very largo assortment of Gloves and lio*
story,of llio veiy best make and stylo; English and A-
merlcan Long Cloths; unbleached do.: rich Damask
Tablo nnd Plano Covers: Cosalmorcs und Cloths, black
uud blue of ovory quality; rich Vest patterns of nil
styles; Satluota; Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys, a very large
assortment; ono of the very best selected stock or Blan
kets evor brought to this markeL
CARPETING-Brussels, 3-Ply, 2-PIy, All-Wool, a va
riety of patterns; and, also, Cotton Carpeting.
N. It.—Clothing at whotosnlo only. Country merchants
would do well lo call before purchasing elsewhere, ns
the goods shall bo sold low aud on Uio most nccomtnoda-
tlng terms.[oct2] JOSEPH LIPPMAN.
GEORGE W. HARDCASTLE,
CARRIAGE MAKER, niiiii
200 CONGRESS AND 03 ST. JUL1AN-8TREET,
Franklin-Square.
W OULD Roturn his thanks to his friends nnd patrons
for past favours, and inform them, that lie Is now
ready at Uio old stand, to execute any work In tho abovo
lino, and hopes by his untiring exertion* to please nil
who inny honor him with a call. All kinds of repairing
In the above business done with the utmost uenluess and
VphoelYvrlRht and Blacksmith work, nnd all kinds of
Wheels,Wagons, Drays, Carts, Ate., mado on tho shortest
notice and on most liberal terms.Jan £0
NKW FALL AND WINTER CHOUS!!
J.H. &M.SHEAHAN.
Corner of BrougHton nnd Whltakor-oto.,
SAVANNAH,
TNVITE attention lo Uioir now slock of FALL At WIN-
X TER GOODS,comprising:
DRESS GOODS—French Cashmeres, French Do
LatooV English Do Lnlnos, Black Silk, Colored
Silk, Black Alpncas, Colored Alpi “ *
, . -r r-.—7 — Alpacas, Bomlm-
zincs. Damask Antique, English,. French nnd
American Calicoes.
EMBROIDERIES—Linen Cambric, Cambric Hand-
kerchloft, Plain and Embroldoreil llnndkorchlcfs,
ltebinel loMOk Itobluet Edging, Collars nnd Cuffs;
Habits nnd Under-Sleeves, Black Loco Veils, ink
Crape, Colored Crape.
HOSIER Y A- LINENS—A targe nnd well-seicctod
stock of Gloves, Irish Linens, Linen Diapers uud
Damasks.
WOOLENS—Negro Blankets, Kerseys, I.lnscys, Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings, Satinets, Tweeds At Ken
tucky Jenus, Rod. While, Dluo nnd Yellow Flan
nels, 10-4 and 11-4 Urown nml Bleached Shootings,
Pillow-Case Linens, and Quills.
Country Merchants, Planters, nnd others, will consult
their Inlorosts by exninlulng our stock before purchasing.
ttdp All WO usk Is a visit from those desiring to pur
chase. Wo feel confident Umt tho qnullty and prices ol
our Goods will command sales upou our terms:
Cash} and no Second Price,
oct 10 tMl
FALL OF 1832.
H AVING completed our nrrnngomunta for tho season,
wo oronowjmipnred to offorto the public tho larg-
Washburn,'ll'F Warring, J R Wilder,. Ilenry ’
«ISmbswk3E2%
SVU,Z D Win* R * '*■•
„ Ilenry ’ W0-
N vyinklwy Jno E Ward, Jos O
JOHN rOUIiijx
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PAINT AND OIL ST0BE,
SAVANNAH, OA.
No. 11 Wliitakcr-Ntrcct.
TrEEPS constantly for sale—WHITE LEAD, Pare Nos.
Xk 1 and 2 English do.
GROUND PAINTS:
Black, Yellow, Brown, Chromo Green, Paris Green, and
Prussian Bluo.
DRY PAINTS:
Venetian Rod, Spanish Brown, Lampblack, Yellow
Ochre, Red Lead, LiUiarao, Paris and Chromo Green,
Prussian Bluo,Chromo Yellow, Umber. ItamUo Sienna,
Drop Black, and A VARIETY OF FANCY COLORS.
Linseed Oil., Sperm do., Nealsfoot do„ nnd SPIRITS
OFTUIU’ENTINK, WdtfrWaah URU8IIE8,1'nlntj Var-
glXbs,
tUKl'KNTINK, wmie-wnsn »ur-
. Graining, nnd Artists’ do., Window and Picture
tSS, of all qualities, from ObyS to 32liy40: Copal, Jn-
a Llghtnnd Dark Conch VARNISH, MIXED PAINTS
kinds, PAPER HANGINGS, Flro-Uoard l’rluts nud
Horde.-.
The abovo articles will bo sold on raasonablo
tUrm IIouho, RIffn und Ship Palntlntr
Dono In a workmau-llko manner, and at reasonable
prices. Jnn 20
COPPERSMITH AND PLUMBING. .
rrMIE Subscriber having fitted up, In connection wlUi
X Ids Foundry and Mactdno Works, a Shop for tho
abovo business, nnd engaged Uio services of superior
workmen, Is prepared to do any description of work that
may otter.
All work dono in tho vory best manner and nt the
Shortest notice. A. N. MILLER,
July 12 If Eastern Wharf.
MARINE RAILWAY. t
T HE undersigned respectfully Informs all who may
need his services, that ho has charge of tho MARINE
RAILWAY, which Is now tn successful operation. Hols
therefore, prepared to tako up vessels or any size usually
visiting out port, nud to do tho work of repairing, fte n on
reasonnblo terms. Those who wish to cteau or paint tho
bottoms or tholr vessels can also be accomodated on tho
Railway upon reasonnblo' terms. He Is also prepared to
contract for building vessels of any diuw or description,
.. of Sfilj " J
and lo carry on the business of Nlilp Car|MUloring, Spar
Making, uud Caulking, in all. Its various branches, at the
eastern extremity of the city.
A giKKl Ship SmltMs on U» Jr .
SAVANNAH DRV DOCK.
To Ship Owners) Wasters and Consignees of Vessels
T UB SUBcribor rcapoctftilly Informs thorn Uiat tho SA
VANNAH DRY'DOCK is now In succcssftd opera
tion, nnd It U calculated to tako In shlpsof any etass’from
RK) to 1500 tons burthen. It is 230 foet long nnd 05 foot-
wide, and complete In ovory particular. A lurgo gang oli
workmen 1s employed and u largo supply of materials Is
on hand, so that vessels can be repaired with as much
*nuicb ns In any other port. Pump mid Block Making
d Smith’s work, dono on Uio promises, and every effort
uio to on*ure ooonomy and fktdlty to thoeo who may
mado.toe,. , , ,—
fovor tho Dock with thotr business. ^
D, P, LANDERSIHNB,
Agent and Buperlnlendent,
Late of Marsh’s Dock, Charlestoni
fob 24
WOOLHAfsT
-* A A dozen black and drab, at 83 30
**. i *« m ’*» 4 50
> ' , ALSO,
50 dozen Mnloloe Hals. (for planter*# use) nn artldo
entirely new, for sate st tho now whoteaalo Hat' Store,
Corner of Broughton and Unmard-iU.^ ^^
oct B; 1 ; . DEEPEN. fcCQr
if Ale:;-
CRAVATS AND TIES.—A lupply ol ,
* J Kld Gfovos Jnst
ler’s black, oolowxt, and White' ,
^j. 'Also, a choloo assortment ^f blwk, plain and
-
>AIID.-In barrels and kegs; lauding, nml for wfo by
J sept 83
GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING,
nnd uro determined to sustain our reputation by selling
Goods at fair prices. Wo luvto our friends and the pub
lic to call nml examlno our Fall and Winter Stock,
Which, for QUALITY, STYLE Qtl(t QUANTITY for exceeds
any provions seimon, and from which a complete outfit
can be selected at tho vkrv lowest trices. Our
Goods are selected with groat care—being cut in the
latest Fashlou, und mnnufoclured In such a munner as t
give entire salisfoctloti.
860.000 STOCK
of Ready-made CLOTHING, omtiraciug all Uie various
styles, qualities, etc., In pnrt os follows:
COATS:
Blnck Cloth, Frock nnd Dress, Plaid and Clouded, Funcv
Business Coats In great variety. TwoeUs cut Into Peltors
Huff Sacks, etc- eta
PANTALOONS,
mado from Flno ninck Doeskin, nnd tho various Faff
styles of Harris’ Clouded aud Mottled Casslmurcs, Black
and Fancy Satinets.
VESTS:
Black and Figured Satin, GcuUcmen’s Whlto Silk and
Figured Marseilles.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
Wo Invito the attention of Country Merchants to onr
Stock, which Is varied and complete, aiid manufactured
expressly tor their Undo. Wo also havo a genteel as
sortment or YOUTH’S CLOTHING,
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Black aud Fancy Silk
Cravats. Slocks, Plain und Figured Silk and 8uiln Neck
Ties, Prince Alberts, of Plain, Watered nnd Ribbed Silk.
SHIRTS,
Whlto nnd Fnncj, warranted to fit, Gloves, Under Gar
ments, Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchiefs,Socks, etc.
t3^We ask a continuanco of Uio patrnnngo which
‘ » always been so generously extended to us.
sept 7
PIERSON, I1KIDT Sc CO.
IN NTOKE FOR TI1E GENTLEMEN.
J OHN W. KELLY, having returned from tho north
with a handsome assortment or CLOTHS, CA8SI-
MERES and VESTINGS, takes pleasure In informing Ids
friends, those es|icclnlly who admire n finely fitting gar
ment, lo his saloon, No. 4, opposite tho Puiuskl House,
where they will find him ready at all Hines to suit bis pa
trons In tho must approved nml foshlonablo manner, and
lio ventures to assert, that those who will confide In his
selection ns to color, fabric, stylo or finish of a covering
for tho human form, shall go uwny satisfied.
Furnishing Goods—Shirts, white and colored, with and
without collar*; UnderShlrts; Morlun, cotton and llslr
thread Drawers; Hosiery, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, neck
Tie*, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas, silk and cotton do.
Also, a large lot of men’s and boys’ Caps, of tho latest
patterns.
. Also, a flno lot or boanliftil Rcady-mado Clothing,
which I selected wlUi groat care.
Gentlemen in wnnt or any or the abovo nrtlcles will
plonso give mo a call, ns 1 am determined to sell nt a
small profit, [sept 85] JOHN W. KELLY.
SAM’L HOYT,
Lato of tho firm of Sam’l Hoyt &Co, Savannah) Ga>
WPULD announce to his friends thnt he has rcinov-
VV od to Charleston, 8. C-No. HO East nay, where
he Is prepared lo do a general Commission business, and
furnish to order, nt alt times, nny articles from tho North
or South thatmny be wuiiUkI, for tho usual commission,
ns well ns recolvo nnd sell the sumo. And I pledge my
self that nil business eutruslcd to my care ahull recolvo
suchuttoiUlou us will Insure similar manifestation of
tholr good will, not doubting that my acquaintance with
Northern and Snuthorn markets will ouablo roo to do as
well aa any, nnd belter than many.
Also Dealer in Butter, Chceose, Plaster, Marblo Dust,
ComeuL Liino and Hair.
And Agent for sundry Machtno Manufactories, North
nnd South, ns well ns Sflus C. Herrings’Ftro Proof Sates,
Georgia aud French Burr Mill Slones; all of which will
ida^osa.^Atao, Southern Tanned I<cnthorln tho Rough.
Tonus cast) invariably. Refers lo the citizens of Savon-'
uab generally. tf sept 4
CARPET WAHE1IOU8E;.
T HE Subscriber would resnoctfliUy inform tho citizens
of Savannah and the public gouoraUy. that Uio Store
formerly occupied by Messrs. Snider. Laibrop Sc Novllt,
(which Is now being onlarged and improved,) will bo
opouod on or about tho 2Uih InsL, with nu cuUruly now
nml complete stock of Foreign and Domestic CARPET-
1NUS, OIL CLOTHS, tee.*0.
Royal Patent VdveLTnpostry,Uru«seta,lugraln and Vene
tian CarpeUnga,Rugs, Oil Clotlis,MaUliig,Table nnd Plano
Covers, Curtains aud Curtain Stuffs, siiadi
Stc- over offered In this city; all ofwhlch will bn sold at
wholesale «ir retail,on lho most satisfactory terms, by
sept 4 tf VV. H. UUtON, Agcut.
OIIUUOH AND FAUEOR'ORGANN. 1
»TMIB Subscribers, ngonts for'Mr. U. Knauff, Organ
X builder, are prepared to ftirntab any description ot
Church or Parlor Organs. As a specimen or his Inslru-
munts,rcterence Is mado tn tho organ reoently erected by
him iu the Lutheran Churchof this city. Parties desiring
Information on tho subject can ascertain all< tmeessary i
pariicutarson application to -F. ZOGUAUM heOO-
||qiyl3..,' .Whltakyr-aU) one door east of BryameU;:
v ^ B1ILH. Sugar Uouse Molasses, In store t-for ante by
CO oct 23 conen & Carver.
. -l<andlng
100 bbls Cnnnl Flour
60 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch
50 boxes Georgia Candles
100 boxes Soap.
For sale by [sept 25] BWIFT Sc CO.
D omestic liquors—
100 bbls. E. Phelp’s Gin;
50 do P. Sc II. Gin, Conn. River;
100 do N. O. Whiskey;
50 do Baltimore Whiskey;
100 do N. E. Rum;
50 do Domestic Brandy.
Land I ng, nnd for aalo by [sept 25] SWIFT Sc CO,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS &. WINES#
•DECEIVED by recent arrivals;
Xl> 120 bbls. Crushed, Powdered and Clarlfiod Sognrs;
. — * doji
25 boxes double refined Lonf
240 bags Rio Co fib c, somo or thorn prime;
45 do. Java do;
50 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars;
270 boxes Tobacco, ffs, 5’s and l’s Lumps;
45 pneksges superior Tobacco, El Dorado, Diadem,
Nectar, vlrginlus, Ac.
100 boxes best Family Soap;
150 do. do. No. 1 do;
114 half chests Black Teas, some of It very superior;
148 packages Hyson do., in#,# and #chests;
150 boxes Tallow Candles, 8’a aud 0’s:
100 do. Star and Adamantine Candles;
150 do. Pipes;
JKegCDanfrC#.
WINESVIIRANDIES. Ac.
iUBSCRIBBRS are now receiving In storea
T UB SUBSCRIBERS are now
Kcnoral assortment of tho abovo artlclos, In
constating or:
Pale and Dark Brandy, Madeira Wine,
Cherry A Raspberry Brandy, Port do.
y ’ Tops* Sherry Wine,
Holland Gin, Brown ao.
Stoughton Bitters, Tlntllla do.
“Crown” and ‘‘Star’* brands Champagne.
. “Tlnttlln” Shorry Is highly recommended for
Invalids—It cansing no acidity. For solo by
oct 27 BUNKER A OGDEN, 80 Day st
75 hair and qunrier boxes Raisins.
100 boxes now Boiled Herrings.
Received per steamer anti for n
r steamer and for sale by
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
ytANAL FLOUR, Ac.—
50 bbls Hiram Smith’s Floor.
30 hlfbbls Fulton Market Beef.
20 casks pints, 12 do quarts, best London Porter.
30 bbts primo Cream Ala
0 pipes superior Holland Gin.
30 Wes ami 23 half do Raisins.
30 half bbls Sugar, Soda and Butter Biscuits.
50 boxes new Herrings..
30 bbls Sugar House Molasses.
50 boxes 8tar Candles.
50 do Composite do.
50 do Tallow
50 do Wlnsor.Toilctand shaving Sonpjnst received
nnd for salo by [octal] McMAHON A DOYLE.
I jVlltEIGN LIQUORS.—20 half and 10 quarter ptpea
Dork and nnd Palo Otard, Dupuy A Co. Brandy, of
miPnwn in.. lain'lin ■ .... - 1
0U '‘ (> wn Importation. Vintages RMff'MO and’30. ’
Holland Gin, Medor Swan lira ‘
0 pipes Holland Gin, Meder Swonllrand.
1 puncheon old Scotch Wliiskoy.
2 do. do. Jamaica Ram.
1 do. do. 8L Croix do.
20 derate • - --
demijohns, S gallons each, Scheidam Gin.
Landing and for sale by
*20 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
iUUA MOLASSES, Ac.—
J • il . l V 1, -? U . er “‘ n,ld 50 bb, »« W. I. Molasses.
50 bbls. cholco New-Orloans do.
50 bbls. Recttfleu do. Whiskey.
30 hiuta. primo do. Sugar.
20 hhds. do. and 20 hhds, choice P. It Sugar.
100 bbls. Sturt's Crushed, Pow’d A Clarified 8ugar.
20 boxes do. Ixiaf Sugar.
Just received and for sate by
oct27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
n nocEKiEs,— “
\JT 100 barrels Baltimore Flour.
50 hL do. do.
50 barre's Hiram Smith Flour.
50 hr. do. pure Gene race do.
50 kegs Buckwheat.
100 whole, half and quarter boxes now IUtains.
5 barrels Soft Sholl Almonds,
landing aud for sale by
oct 27 COIIEN A TARVER.
\KJ INES.—30 quarter casks Burgundy Port,
vv 15 do. Brown Sherry.
5 do. Pnle do.
do. Muscat.
oct 23
50 baskets Gripe Champagna
In store and forkltle by
Vii.
DAVIDSON.
W°.
OODEN WARE, BROOMS, A.-OUdozeapsinted
. Palls; 20 nests Tubs, assorted; Well Buckets, Iron
bound; Brooms, Brushes and Wisps; Covered Buckets;
a, 10 nnd 15 gallon Kogs; Sugar Boxes; half bushel Mea
sures, (band j. For salo by
oct 27 KIBBEE A RODGERS.
B UCKWHEAT FLOUR In half and quarter kegs and
bigs; for salo by
oct 27 KIBBEE A RODGERS.
B UTTER A CHEESE.—Wo hare made arrangements
for n regular supply of Uieso articles, and Intend to
formal* tho trade nt very small advance—for cash only—
any ono who doubts the fact, please call -
T4EAROD(~
KIBBEE A RODGERS, Bsyetrcet.
r r° PLANTERS.—The subscribers am prepared to
X show a complete Slock or PLANTATION GOODo,
which they offer for sale on accommodating terms,
~* tQ7 NEVITT. LATHROP A8TEBBIN8.
N EW Whlto Beans, 8 Barrels, Just landlug from
steamer, and for solo by
oct 27 3. A. BROWN.
1 7MVB barrels new Buckwheat, Just landing from
7 steamer, and for salo by
oct 27 J. A. BROWN.
9:
iUINCES, Pears nnd Cranberries, Just landing from
steamer, and for solo by
* 27 J. A. BROWN.
F IFTY bbls selected Apples, Just landing from steam
er, and for salo by
— J. A. BROWN.
C ANAL FLOUR—100 whole nnd half bbls., part extra;
nlsn, 10 bbls. Molasses, landing and for salo by
oct28' CRANE A HOLCOMBE.
N
EGRO BROGANS, Gentlemen’s Fine Boots AShoos,
Ladles’ und Children’s do. For salo low by
128 W. HEIDT.
M ARKING INK.—a supply or Marking Ink, 0t25 eta.
perGallouat retail, and 15 cents per Gallon by the
Barrel. Received by
oct 27 JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
H
ARPER’S MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER—Re-
celved by [oct 28] JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
f ADIES’ Patent Merino VESTS, Just received and for
JU sale by SPENCER CURRELL, Agent,
ju11*“ “*—* j
No. 154 Congress and 73 Si. Julfon-iuWus
oct 27 Gibbon’s Building.
L OAF A CRUSHED 8UGAR.-20 boxes 8taart’s Loal
Sugar; 50 barrels Bute Sc Collins’Crushed Sugar.
Landing and for sole by
oct Qfl CRANE A HOLCOMBE.
70
40 do. Old Mouongn’a Whiskey,some vory choice;
15 half pipes Otard, Dupuy A Co.’s Brandy;
25 quarter and eighth casks various kinds choice
French Brandy;
5 pipes Holland Gin;
4 puncheons Jamaica and 8t. Croix Rum;
30 casks Madeira nndTenerlffo Wines;
20 do. supcrlorotd Madoirannd Sherry Wines;
100 baskets Champagne, UeUUock, Hungarian,
Lion, Ac., Ac.
JUO kegs and halves FFFG. Powder;
400 tings Buck uud Drop Shot;
50 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel;
25 do. No. 3 do;
2ft do. No. 1 do;
20 casks Codfish nnd Haddock;
30 hair bbls. 1 A 2 Mackerel;
50 boxes Codfish;
40 kills No. 1 Mackerel;
With a full supply or everything else In ihe grocery
line, for Bale on accommodating terms, by
oct 4 J. V. CONNERAT A CO.
CARPETS! C All PETS I! CAIIPETNltt
New Fish.
havo This Day opunod fo^snlo. a^sploitalil s
. . sortwcut of CnrpotHf Oil Clotti** Mutu*
Rug*) Window Cti rtaiiiN, Ac#
—CONSISTING IN FART Of—
20 pieces Three-Ply Carpets
10 do. Velvet Tapestry
10 do. Brussels do.
do. Two-Ply Carpets
do. Floor (ill Cloth
do. Drugget
5 do. Felt Carpet
5 do. Dutch do.
50 Velvot nnd Cheucllle Rugs
100 common llugs and Mats
100 pair of beautiful stylo Window Shades.
All of Uio nbnve Goods are offered at tho lowest market
prices. For sale by [sept 29] AIK1N A BURNS.
30
ROBERTS A* FOOTE,
Sroughton-etreet, (up stairs) opposite the St.
Andrew's Halit
H AVE now on hand a vory Inrgo nnd well-selected
Slock, of DRY GOODS, which they offer tor side, by
the plocu or package to the trade—consisting, In port, ot
Colored and Duffel! Blankets.
Red nud While Flannel.
Plains nnd Kerseys, assorted quality.
Satinets and Kentucky Jeans.
Fancy amt Tweed Cassimeres.
Striped and Plain Colton Osnaburgs.
Bleached nnd brown Shirtings nnd Sheetings.
English und Atncrican Prints.
Cushmurcannd Printed DoLalucs.
Blank nnd Colored Alpacas.
Black nnd Colored Coburgs.
With nn additional general variety or Goods usunlly kept
In Dry Goods Stores, which are offored for solo at the
usual accommodating terms. sept 18
CHEAP CASH STORE,
CORNER WHITAKER AND CONGRESS-STS.
B LEACHED and Brown SHEETINGS A SHIRTINGS.
Tho Subscribers have Just received per brig Wilson
Fuller,from New-York:
Water Twist bleached SHEETING
Ncw-York Mills do do
James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4
Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4
Ijomlsdnlo and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4
Sea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4
7-8,8, t>, 1(1, II, nnd 12-4 Allendalo Bro. Sheeting
7-8,8, 9,10,11, nnd 12-4 do Blonched do
7-8,8,9,10,11, nnd 12-4 Hamilton do do
For sale by M. PREN DERG AST A CO.
OAA BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kiwis
ZUU 70 hhds. Fair nnd Choice Porto Rico 8ugar.
40 do. Cuba nud Now-Orleaua do.
100 bbta. Refined do.
75 do. Criuhed and Powdered do.
25 boxes Loaf do.
30ft bags Itln Coffee.
20(1 do. Porto IUco and 8L Domingo Coffeo,
75 do. Java m do.
150 # nnd # chests Hyson Tea.
40 # do. Black do.
13ft boxes Soap. .....
10ft do. Mustard, Popper, Allspice and Ginger.
80 bbls. Biuler, Soda, and Sugar Biscuit.
3ft # do. do. do, , . do. do.
120 M Segnrs, assorted kinds,
20 bags Black Pepper. . '
250 bbu. New-Orleaiw Whiskey.
RK) do. Whlto do.
50 do. Moimngnhelado."
20 do. Old Bourbon do.
140 do. E,,Phelps’ Gin.
Oft do. Best P. A H. yyo Gin.
0 pipes Holland do.^
50 # casks Shorry, Madeira, A Tonerltfo Wine.
ICO basketsChtuujiagno do.
40 bbls. Aniortcan Brandy.
25 # casks • do.
10 # do. Cognac Brandy. 1 In Custom Hqum
20 # pipes do. j Store,
150 kegs Gun and Rifle Powder.
500 bngs Drop nud Buck Shot. .
With a compete assortment of Groceries. •
4"'° ”" t "V“'*’ J l° ‘"“IvfinsTER k PAI.MR9. I
TSAOIIN, MIGAD, COBKBP-te—.
B'iTiS-»«*”8roik* siouklon.
’ lo hhds. Porto ltlco Spgar. r
50 bngs Rio Coffee."
f 10 kegs Butter.
20 boxes Choose.
50 boxes Honing*.
oct“ lgbT COHEN ftiTABVEgi'
123] ,CQUE|N,
ee, landing
Y|SR.
T EA 8.—50 packnges soloctod’Teas, In assorted pack
ages: for sale at KIBBEE A HODGE ICS.
rpOBACCO A CIGARS.—Now In store and arriving:
A a variety of goods in tho above tine, which are the
thing for tills market, nnd will be cold very low, first
chance. Colton KIBBEE A RODGERS,
oct 27 Bay-street.
P IG PORK and FULTON MARKET BEEF—In half
bbls- landing and for sate by
oct 27 ll. J. GILBERT, West side
0 Market-sq.
■pAINTS, 0113 A GLASS.—10 by 12,12 by 10,12 by
L 18. Glass; White Lead, Red Lead, Venetian Red,
Spanish Brown, Prussian Bine, Ac.; Linseed Oil; Putty,
Acn Lamp Otis, (all kinds) for sate at
oct27 KIBBEE A RODGERS, Day-street.
JD 12 do . do. Shoulucrs; Just landed and for salo by
KIBBEE A RODGERS, Bny-slreet,
oct 27 Next door to Messrs. Cohens A Herts.
S UGAR A COFFEE.—3»0 bngs Rto Coffee: 25do. Old
Government Javn do; 50 do. Maracaibo do; 50 blnU.
Porto ltlco und Muscovado Sugars; 100 bbta. Refined 8u-
K s; 50 packages Crushed, Powdered and Loaf do; now
(lore and for sale low by
KIBBEE A RODGERS, Bay-street,
oct 27 Next door to Messrs. Cohens A Hertz.
I T'LOUK.—25 bbts. Irving Mills’ premium Flour; 23 do
7 H. D. Slone's extra Family do; 50 Metropolitan do;
100 do. Baltimore do; for solo at
oct 27 KIBBEE A RODGERS.
1 70UR bbta Sweet Cider, Just landing from steamer, for
7 sate by [oct 27]J. A. DROWN.
lng, and for sale by [oct 27] J. A. BROWN.
S EVENTY-FIVE bbta or Potatoes and Unions, for tale
by [oct 27] J. A. DROWN, No. 17 Whltakcr-sU
A PPLES.—50 barrels. Landing from the steamer, In
store, awl for sale by II. J. GILBERT, '
oct 27 West sldo Market Square.
r sale by
II. J. GILBERT.
H.j; GILBERT.
pHILDREN’8 CLOTHING—A largo varioYy received
Kj per steamer Florida. Call and see.
8AULSBURY A CO.,
oct 27 Marshall House Building.
| ."'LOUR.—100 barrels super Baltimore Flour. Land-
1/ lng and for sale by [oct 25] A. MINIS.
I JEEP.—20 bbls. Mess Itoof. landing nnd for salo by
oct 23 A. G. HENRY, Exchange Dock.
S ILKS.—Plain and Brocade Dross Silks. Plain nnd Fig
ured Black Silks. Murccliues and Florences. Just
received and for sole by
oct 25 Da WITT A MORGAN.
N EW PHILADELPHIA CIDBR.-A few BarrelsJust
arrived per steamer Stale of Georgia, for salo by
oct 18 WILLIS A BRUNDAGE.
l )ORK.—50 barrels Mess and Prime Pork. Landing
X nud for salo by
ct 19 CLAGIIUIIN A CUNNINAIIAM.
L ime.—1200 bbls. Lime, cargo nt brig Prlnclpo daily
expected; forsalo,tonrrive, by
oct 19
BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
R ICH TOILET SETTS.—Tho subscribers have Just
oponod somo of Uie finest patterns of Toilet VVs
_ _ oponod some of the finest patterns of Toilet
ever exhibited in this city. Those wishing to furnish
handsomo Toilet Stands would do well to call.
COLLINS A BULKLEY, 100 Bryan-st.
A PPLES.—78 bbls. selected Apples, lundlug from
steamer uud sundry vessels nud for sate b^
oct 19
J. A. BROWN.
TJACON, HAMS, FULTON MARKET BEEF, PIG
XjPORK, Ac.—10 libels. Bacon Shoulders; 15 tierces
Hams; 10 Iwff bbls. Fulton mnrket Iteer, 10 do. do. Pig
Pork: 3 bbls. Smoked Beet; 2 do. do. Tongues, instore
and for sate by
od 20 J.E.OADYACO.
gEGARS.—50,000 Hoff Spanish Segars^tor,8^0 by
Oct 23 Exchango Dock
W illow and wooden ware—uroit kinds,
for solo at
MORSE A NICHOLS,
155 BroughloturtreeU
s:
11
IO COFFEE—Prime Green, new crop. Landing
from brig ImtnunucL direct from Rio do Janeiro
for sale by [oct 20] PADELFORD, FAY A CO.
ECBIVED by the-G. J. Jones—20 quarter casks''
Malaga Wtno. [oct 20] R. MAYER.
XU miuaKa umv. n.niAZJCO*.
TJEOKIVEDby tho ship Itudson—A flno lot of very
Xli old Cognac, In quarter aud eighth casks, or my own
UnportsUon. [oct 20] IL MAYER.
tho facilities afforded bv our steamship!
EATING 8 A LOON amply supplied with
OAAIfi) flstt, OYSTBBS)' r
and all the Cholco Delicacies io their season,
and that with tho aid of experienced.andattentive man*,
agors, cooks, wsl tors, Ac^ belt prepared to entertain his 1
customers In a stylo Interior to that of no other establish*:
ment of tho kind In tho country. His determination Is toi
keep a Pnbllo House that shall bo tn every respect cred*.
Itabic lo himself and the city. Of hfa iucooss he‘ Mates'
the public to Judge. A. B. LUCE.' 7
V N. Y. Herald, Philadelphia Lodger, and Char Mon.
Courier will please copy the abovo twice a week for threo
wocks, and send bill to this office. 1m . . oct 11. 1
(Beiurat gBbrottBtmtiita.
EESTOllATXOK.
LAGER PEER. I
t •Room, \
mu
II. WEIGAND b
a nent and comfort ,
Kitchen and Cooking Range *
He has an excdlont Cook, fromY
suit German, American and French tastes. OYSTERS,
FISH, MEATO—ovsry-Uilng.Uiat this market affords,can
be had In all stylre, on short notice, m , , - • / • ,
Youno Clkski, and oUiertt'wboliave rooms In town,
are Invited to try tho European mode of broaklhatlng
and dining at the Rostanrant. -
“ " ' sTphla LAGER BEER, 8W188 CHEESE nnd
kept always on band for tho
■ • oct 5 ;•
rXj
Philadelphia LAG!
LINDBURGER OHBJ
uso of families.
PHIf.ABEl.lP_,
fTMIESubscriber respectfully.....^
X vannah lo test the qualllles of this fl
the Brewery or Messrs. Enact, A Wonr, at
Wrier'Yorks, near PhlladelpblB. This Beer Jsmade ex-
actly like the Lagtr Beer of Munich, in Bavaria. I
shall contlnuo to receive coostant supplies of this pure
and wholesome beverage,during the autumn, winter, nml
■l'ring. As In tho old country, ft Will be sold Id families,
and Indlvlduatewho will thuslncurno risk of Its sduriifg 1
on their hands. The uso of this Iteer Is piutiealarlyreeom
^ chlk!rrt -'
wpt7 Myl HERNY VVEIGAN.D .
“0UB HOUSE,"
t^"No. 165-fiS
iUy inform hta nu^
rnerqus friends, andt^pu^^^wimi^Uiaihehasm
fitted and re-opened fata RE8TAURANT,. He baa also,
fitted up a Room tn connection with tho Oyster 8stoon,
for the accommodation of Dinnkk or Sorraa Partis*.
During the past summer, ho haa added • third story tn
his establishmout, which Is fitted up tnjj—- J
FJLOBIDA LANDS FOB EASE*' -
WS,. Ihe following valuabto TRACTS OF*-,
LAND, lying In Marion and Alachua
—^-counties, will bo offered at Private Salej#-JkL>
during tho monllis of October, November and December t
next, viz:
„ WETUMPKA HAMMOCK, sltnatod about ten mild 1
North of Ocala, (tho county seat of Marina county.) ton-1
talning 3,000 acres, about ono-hnlf of which Is hammock,
unsurpassed by any in tho State; and the remainder wMto ’
oak and hickory land.
A TRACT, well known u tho “Port Drone Plants*
tton.” containing 3,000 scrca of Land, principally first
quafily hammock, between four and fire honored acres'
of which ta thoroughly deaml.and at present in cultWt
ynllon. Tills place for several years averaged two hogs-.,
hoods of Sugar to the sere, and every year that U has'
These Tracts could readily be divided Into two or’
three plantations each, being well watered and surround*
cu by high rolling plno land.
A TRACT ot 1,000 acres on Orange Lako, consisting of,
hnnuiinrlr. nratiirn irrnvn nnd Well limbered pluO talld.
lock, orango grove, and well Umbered pine land.
TWO TRACTS, of 1,000 acres each, near the Alachua >
prairie. The greater part or both theso tracts Is rich ■
hammock.
—ALSO—
5,000 ACRES on Indlnn Rlvor. Any one wishing to!
cultivate sugar cono would do well to examlno this land,
os being remarkably fertile, and lying south of the region '
of frost, it 1s as well adapted to that culture as any iu Uio .
United g*-*“
nro many small hammocks and orango groves on this ■
tract, but U if principally valuable for Us pine timber. U
has a river Trout of seven or eight miles.
1,000 ACRES on lodte Georgo, and several small tracts,'
on and near Uie 8L John's river, well situated for form*
lng, the rearing of orango groves, Ac.
Thonbovo tracts-of land were purchased by the'lato '
Gen. Clinch, immediately after the accession of Florida'
to the United States. From hta position at that Unto, bis
facilities for selection were unusually great, and It is be- *
Roved they include os good land as can be found In .the;.
State.
On account of tholr accessibility from Charleston and*
Savannah, they offer great Inducements to planters In OSJ •
rolina or Georgia wishing to remove. ;
Tho titles are dear and Indisputable.
Terms—Cosh, or pay ablo al Ctiartoston or Savannah, On 1 •
or before Ihe 1st of January noxt.
tty*Any further Information on tho sutyect can Jio
obtained by addressing the subscriber, at Orange Springs,’-'
Marlon county, Florida. J. H, M. CLINCH,:
oct 16
Exequjqf..
V The Tri-weckly Chronicle A Sentinel, at Augusta,
and the Journal A Messenger and the Tetegrnph, nt Ma
con, are requested to publish the above Ull Jrst of Janu- >
ollls to tt ‘
eon, are requested
unry, and scnJ their
HIE luBSraUBERSUk*ta5n™ifUSiiclw to
ii a large 1
ablo for Fall and Winter trade—such aat
ALPACAS, CASHMERES,
MUSLIN DE LAINES, BOMBAZIN®,
FRENCH AND ENGLI8H MERINOS, ' ' .
SHAWLS,
SILK AND VELVET BIANTELS,
of all colors and of thorniest and most approved patterns, •
They also have received alargo'stock of SILKS, which
surpass any other oror brought to this place, os well In ’
ment of WHITE A EMBROIDERED
Collars,CuffitCapes, Calls, Handkerchiefs, Sleovcs, and"
Cheinisotta; together with all other articles usually kept''
in a Dry Goods Store.
Honao-keeplngr Goods,
Consisting of Shirtings, Sheetings, Table Llnep, Napkins, %
Towels, Plllow-Caso Linen, ot&, etc.; and also to their
extensive varlrty of Flannels. Blankets, Kerseys, 8aUnetS,<t
Twueds and Cassimeres: and invite all who wish to pur- .
chose to come and examlno Uieir Stock, which will Ira
sold at tho lowest rates. ' 1
EINSTEIN A ECKMAN* i J,
151 Congress-street., .
ROBINSON A CAMP,
' “’EIlS AND TAILOR
nary . -r.
L AND. :
DRAPERS' AND ,'
AND OBAtilRS IN
Fine Ready Made Clotlilnc
4 RE NOW recolvlng tholr Stock or FALLA
VVINTERGOODS. consisting tn part or: Blue, black '
and fancy colored English and French Cloths; Over-Coot,' 1
lugs ol black, blue and fancy colored Beavers; blue,
black and drab Pilot Cloths; English; French and, A* '
merlcan Casslmers, of black nnd fancy colors; Vestings -
or Silk, Satin, Cashmeres, embroiders and rich Cut .Vel
vet. All of which will bo made up at tbe shortest notlco
and In the best style of workmanship.
Our READY MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured at
the welt known bouso of W. T. Jennings A Co., No. 231.v
Broadway, New-York, nnd 1s equal to nny In the city.—
We keep constantly on band tne largest assortment of ;
FANCY GUODS of any house In the trade, aud; as. ..
while nnd fancy colored Shirts; Silk, Lisle Thread and .
Gauze 3lerino Under-Garments: Shaker Flannel and -
Lombswool do.; Thread, Cotton, Merino and LambswooP ‘
Hosiery; Silk nnd Cotton Umbrellas: black, white and.
colored Kid Gloves, (of Alexanders make) ; Stocks,'
Scarta, Cravats and Collars: and, In fact, everything no- -
oessary to a Gentleman’s Wardrobe. For sale onaa ao-
coinmodallng terms os con be had In tho dly, at
GAUDRY’8 BUILDINGS, -
Next door to Pulaski Horise.-;; /;
sept 21
Tho underslguod royiedfUtly Inform tho
■S&5«fcil3cltizcnaor8avannnb,Georgia, nnd Florida,
I! # ! I»thnt thoy have on I wnd more than filly Pi
anos, (be largest stock ever on salo In this dty. and made •,
by tho mtwtcolebruied mnnufadurerslntho Uiuted States.
Nunn’s A Clark’s. J. Chtckering, Boardmnn A Gray, Lut--
chot A Newton, Edwards A Fisher, all wdl known to tho -
lovers or Music, have ploco In tneir largo assortment.
Theso Pianos are or rich tone; and benutlfUllyflntaned'itt ' 1
Rose Wood, Blade :Walnut. and Mahogany, with Iron >
frames mado in tho most substantial aua .workmanlike
manner. Also the Jnstly celebrated AZOllan Piano Fortes,
which, for their sweetness and tone, have Dot been equal- -
cd. Alt these Instruments havo metallc frames, which, .;
render them peculiarly suited for this climate, pro venting
tho necessity of tuning for years.
The umlerslgued are admits for Ilenri lien’s celebrated
Grand Pianos, mado In Paris. For power and beauty of n
tone, they stand pre-eminent.
I'nthcart’s ffloloRcom. -
This beautiful tonod wMi Instrument, for vtllago purr,;,
poses, Lodges, ScretuuJIngTartics, and the private prao-
ticoor Organists, poteeseuig a sweet and poworfolUme,^
thoy have also for solo. . .' siiU'iil
Alt of theso tnstriunents will bo disposed of on the most
accommodating termB. Tlio prices orthe Planes hinging■ y
from 8175 to 81000. 1,
Jan 20 I. W. MORRELL A CO..
_
dart
n lEortes, aro always; supplted -wlth an aa-
of these favorite and r justly celebrated inslru-
abrtinento.
menta. For durability, they can/ pe folly warranted,
whilst their superiority or tone nnd touch Is evid— — J
acknowledged by tho most casual observer, !
the critical connoisseur. The Ladles are res
vlled to view theso instruments;,and.an jL
having been effected with ono or our, most*
anlsts for the purpose, thoy can also be enabled
of the tone. F7ZOGUAUM A CO., Market-
By-Second hand Pianos taken-in e
iined and repaired.'
8.'ltr. PETTENGL
GENERAL ADVERTISING AND*;’81
G OFFEE—Rio aud Old Java, a primo article, for • sal
by [oct 20] W. D. FORD.
T EMONS, Ac.—10 boxes Lemons; 15 do. Ralsias;ju8t
X-i landing per steamer and for salo by “ 1 ’ ••
octlff ii .!/ / J. A. BROWN.
' may 14 Noi 10 Sfatn-»t.#
! B. M.. ParrsNaim.t A Co n Newspapo
Ageata, No. 10 State street, Boston) are. t
8avaimah Republican, and are nuthorlz-*
vertlsementa and Subscriptions si tbfe st
required at this offleo. TUoIr . rpccJpta an ■ re
pnymenta. • '
from wbari, by--; J toct lO]' A. O.TOM3,'l20 Bay-rt.
SPrEii' A cuEESE^Jua‘rocel”ed a fre»b supply:
of BoUer and Cheeab per steamer Alabama, and for
s^te at the Emporiuu: by ' ’■
SEABORN GOOD ALL;
UUKWHfaAT.—A few quarter barrels and boxes oi
Buckwheat, just received and for sale by
octal ,i 8E ABOItK GOOD A I.Ii.
-\rj5W DUOKWUEAT-UliillCl Inim UlO i
XN Alabhina and for aalo by
• 11. J. r.iunp.itf.
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