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SAVANNAH, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20,1852.
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DAILY AMD TRI-WEEKLY
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Holland, H P Holland, James Ulties, R H Howell, Thi
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rey, R II Hilton, R W Hunt, Juo P Herb, Wm Hone.
John W Ihly, John L Ihly Wm Ihly, Brion Island.
George Jones, Jos O Jones, Jos M Jones, B G Jamc
Alexander Johnson, JasT Jones. J D Jesse, Thos Jone
Edward Jones, Jos Johnston,' Peter Jacobs, John
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Peyton R Johnson, Jos W Jackson, Georgo Jackson.
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Kerr, Potor Krause, Gefort Kerk, James Kennedy, Joh
Kelly, Daniel Kaln, Hanford Knapp, A JKarn,Edwl
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erlck Krenson, Poter Krlno, Louis Kempr, A G Kennedy
A L Kent, Louis Koezel,Thos Keaton, Jns Kirklnnd, AJ
Thos 11 Kreeger.
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the Courts, mu *V'?^grvTy DAYS—sales of perishable
Jjistof Voters.
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“ Iho llrno o! oloclloo, who
Adolph Abraham^^bertAdara^ JohnBAchojrd^eo
A Austin, Darid Abraham, O 8 Arnold,
0 B Ash, 8tewars AuiM h Alexander, llobt
G« Aloxuidor, JooVV, Anaoraoo,^ w > v „
mSS Wm M SolM-i"
Buker, Johu Brody, “■ nVLnnt nr VV G Bulloch,
ASon^Basfe^BaulB Box,JosH Baldwin, Isaac Brun-
Wm?*?*® Omdlo,.
Hoot, »«.b H '■
Wm Bosslm
man, Thos V
!agjtei wgsl
Brown. GW*Ilmen, Moses Black, H L8 Bunts, titos
8 Bailor, W H Bulloch, R M Borthelmesa, Hpury VV Bm£
.ntisiL P A Blols. Henry Brigham, wi BranUey,T_W
Benton, M J Buckner, J^n Boston, B Burroughs,
SXl JuO ULuoS, J II Buhler, W J.UIodS'i'
Bowen. Jno W Hli
_.rBtrnard E Bee, F S Bartow. VVm
JBee."J p"iirooks, VV 11 Bourdlor, W O Butler. 118 Bo*
nrdtuL Frederick*Bailey, VV D Bashlor, Jos W Brown.
Johu0 Blance, Theodore Blol^ William Blols, Wmli
Bourke. John P BUdtely, G O G Brown, • Wm it uanxs,
■i i nmiiiinnaii J T BucVnor. Charles II Boll, Leo Bron*
£MMTOreffVpuSidtor,Csii«bbou,
!u llelbo, Wm Uolloy, V H BloU, i U Buokoor.
Wm H Curler. John Cooper, O A Cloud, PL Constan
tine, David J Cash, 31A Coben, RR Cuyler, 0o °ALuy-
ler. Solomon Cohen, Hugh Ctdlon. W It «oop« r i
UleSaKVT&o^SVjno LCtarlg ll(ohMlOiu«k,
a«lGEm»nuolC«n»Bllor,inkoClirl.llOjJn(»JPI»llj
FrssCampHeld, JnoD Charlton, JnoOOooto, Bdiinijnd R 0B enband,
sod, B L_
uZXZ, I’.rnn, B M Golding, Froder-
CoruelL'jamos Cornoll, U ROhrlsUau, Juo 4 uoates.
non,' Robert J uaw*ny } a i T hnlf v, nttrnv '
kora, Wm Cannon, Charles Cler, Augustus dun
ricklluk, Isaac Cohen. Wm Cromwell.
bens Wm cSue? Laurence Council, P««l o rlck Cullo^
B Onlbtnan?James Carroll, Georgo E Cougdon, Thomas
Collliis, J P- Coben, jCbarlesJH Connery.
John Doyle, Wm C
Sami P Dibble,
'atrlck Downey,
Wm
ixon,
. , /eon,
TholDo^yno DoWnlng. J a B Darla, 11 JR&M
L8DoLyon,O W Davis,DBDaulels, Jno Da ley, Wm
Duncan, John Dillon. Israel Dasher, I*vl DelbltL A u
Dsvcnport^lsaao Davi^ Henry Dannenfclsori Jno^D^Iioi-
Rlc’d W Delaney, Marlin Duggan, John
Dawson. Michael Dally, Rlo’d Donovan,
Danlelbonoran. Albert L P’Lorxe, I etncxuow^
(u4o D’Lyon, hBohael Donnelly, ™ n P° n A,!
Thos Dowell, Jno Downing, J B T
iaaoDavis,Henry uannenieuer, *
«i>aoy, w.ii Davis,BO Dunning, Palrick Dorvlrm,ChttS
IHJaryee, Burrell Dye, B C Dunning, Jr, FO Dana, >>
& 0 5*a»^M D £^ D n"K°l
er,PHpemere.V ffiSSS&aZ S$8i£Si22i
Duggan, John Dorgnn.
•Uenry EUls, Daniel EgaiC*Rlchard Ennlfc Abrahsm
Einstein, John Everaid, Wm Elleby, Thos Eden, O W
Eden, John J Edr, Charles J Eden, Peler Endrios,J A
Epsleln, Edwin W Ervin, James Eden.
•Joseph Felt, John Foley,^hos Ford, Jos 8 Fay, Wm
WlCbYKteWvte
*• Folleard, Andrew Fnrry. John Flugorald, An-
lay. R U Fell, Michael Finney, Wm F:bony,
G 8 Frierson, Austin French, Johann D Flshc
■ ** •*“•*' »«-*«— John Flnnnegnn, Pal
i, L M FoUlgant, Owen
itan, Mlchnol Fay, G W
r, G J Fulton. Jr““ K
rriono, J o Fathers. G O Farrlex John O Ferrell, Jo
Folker. Gfoen Fleetwood, Geo W FahmLeonarU F
land, It R Fort, Thos A Farrles, Wra B Flemming,
Alex Faucott, O B Flsndort, W G Foote, Bei\J Franklin,
Deter FolU, G W Forrlos, TnqsM Forman.
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roll, John Fofleard,Andrew
dt’ew.natley. R U Foil, ‘
B. Fulton, GB «
M um,,1, S ,c 1
’ It Harris, F
Ulppman, Joh
irtln Larkin, t
imeon Lane
lawrence, AT
3 Leboy, L
*atne Lovell, Wm E Long, Johu N Lewis, I
I L Lufburrow, William Lake, 8 A T Li
.awton, Edward Lynch, Edward "
Lane, James Lauuhlln, J F LI
Robert A Lewis, A B Luce, J II
.ynch, IDLaRoche, Peter Lawi
! ilnlthow Lynch, Root Laolillson,
par Lonzer, James Larkin, Tim
toche,Robt Lunday, John I.av
Lewis, Wm H Lyons, Antonio Lo
Michael Lynch, Pat’k Lnughlln, i
Lockwood, Loors Lohman.
mham Minis, David Morris, Jacob Manses, J<
Makln, Thos McNicholoS, John Mastcrson, Edw
rung, M niuran, nacuu miner, auu niuium*
i, Jno Montmollln, Thos Rlaher, Thos McAulim Jos
j^eely, B VV Rllscally, H W Rlorcer, O A RInglll, Wm
Bredlth, B T McGrolf, Thos RIcCc " ‘ "
Moore, J D RIallard, C D Murphy
m.IIIs, Jesse Mount, John Murphy,
Meora, O O Millar, John McCabe.
RtoDormott, J M Rllllen, Thomas V
RlcArthnr, Lovl
Mallery. James J McCoy, Isaac Rllnls, Edw
G Rlurklns, B 8 Moody, Dennis McGuire. 1
Kenna, Neylo McHue, J H Mehrtens, M B R
McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Monke. Edw
Bartholomew Mclnarner. John Mallery,,
l A F Mira, Fabian MyorholTcr, O B Rl
•tin, William B RIolL James W Rlorgnn,
J%WMcKoy, OF Mills, William A
McKenzie, AT Moidecal, Jas 8 McDonald, jus «ani
sy, Thos R Mills. Domingo Muting. Jos Mumhy.G A Me
Cleskey, Angus RlcAtpin, RJlchaefMartin, Peter Marla, j
G Mode, M B Rllllen, Jno McCall, Jas McFeoly, VVra Rloi
calf, E Mendell, A K Moore, VVm Mackav, John M " VUI
Jas G RIells, L B RIcConn, Wra Rlorrls. John Me
‘‘ - ~ irnard Malian, Wm Rl"'
i, F VV McCarthy, VV 1
(er. Thos « nioonev, ni aiurmuu, .•■ui.uuu.u
.. JaxwetL N W RfcLeod, Alex AlcIIanlee. Jno T SIR
S^X3f^BS3&&S£&i
SSSXK Milter,T5-L«!«if ‘W
Aulio; Archibald McAllister.
isoph Neill, Thos Naylor, Wm Ni
*or, WO Norwood, Jno W NoavllL
Neldllnger, Dan’l Nelsou, Terreuce N
GeoBI ' ‘ * ‘
Wo ^j, Chos Npwhu>d* James Neldtllnuer, Wm Neve.
>, Daniel O’Connor, Tim
nor, Owod O lU,ll¥i IlSpbro,
Dentil. O’uounor, Jno O’lktnnoll, Jnn U Uhlmoirnr, V
H Ulcotu Wm Olmsteod, J F O’Neill, D O plcott
O’Byme, Michael O’Neill, C E O’Sulllvnn. H O Oils
John Oliver, Jonathan Olmstend, Rl O’Reilly, James <
rer, VV O oWlsoolJ, Dan’l O’Bulllvnn, Timothy O Con
nor! Daniel O’Sullivan, VV W Oates, John Ogolvfe, Rl W
O’llyrn, Thos O’Bryan, Goo Olt, FredickOUo.
, Jno Poole, B G Pancosl, O
..... John Perfleld, John Phelan
dergos, Thos Purse. Boni’l PltH
Ponons, R D PapeiL Rl Prondo
Son- Euwurd Pwjeltord. Jr^ TIi
Jnol’ostell, Jos W Phillips, Jo
Marcus Rl Pock, Patrick Price,
gast, Chas Perry, R W Pooler,
ton, Wm F Preston, Edward Pi
Wm Quantor4t,Jr.
P M Rnssol!. Waring RusscU, David Rc
..osenband, John Russell, Dennis Ryan,
James Russell, ThosJ Ryon, J B Ross, J
Rl Ross. Michael Rochford, Christopher I
BoborUk John Bynn, JB R«,d, JoAv B,
Rotter, Wm Robnrbmn, Bn rick Rcll f, I.
Rnohn, Barney Roden, Rnt'k Ryan, wm
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stun, IIJ Royal, JnoT5 Rlro, Jnme. Ryan,
noil O E Rynn, Wm Robkoii, O W R
Geo Robertson, Tobias Rolhletor, F /
P T Rolf, Rl J ltelUy, Jamoe Russell.
S.
Boudder, Rlch’d r
Christopher Bclinei
Emanuel Bhoflall, Harman Stlb
‘ Andrew Stonfvutei
IcBcherfT, A A Bn
o Spalthof^ Jno O'
RIBhofflall, sr^GJ
J P Scrlveni, John Bpellraan,D
D Slmtrer. VVtn H 8mlth, John
Stevenson, G
limn, James bumj»«, * * "*~‘
SlrobbarL Jus J Btok*^
inr Seltzer, C B Beall), E f
Jno A
Jno A Slegin, John Sloan, Wm O 8b
Wm Balle, ORl Stone, J R Saussy, J
8hells, P k 8hlels, Adam SliorL Jut
Bymonk F tt Bwcnt, Edmund J Bonn'
J MSoloinoiikAiikUiUU Snboldomu
Dnntoiaulll*nn,MJsotomonkM8b
Si BhnHmnn, Jnmen M Btrlnklnnd, Tlmnlhy Bhnrm
Thomas Srafth, Wm 8tarr, Jr, H II Scranton. Jos Sh«
man, Conrad Scholneldcr, Goo Stevenson. Richards
John Shields, Nelson Smith, 8 8 SpclMelzcr, VV
Starke. Arti Seamen, Thos F Stevens, J E Stlrk, 1
SmltlnWm Starr Jr, Henry Saunders, Peter Smith,
Btebbins, A A Solomons, G W Shaffer, D T Scrot
Pnlrlck ^klnncn Iklwnrd BwlR, Bnml U Bwcal, Job
Bchungcll, Jcsseo J BmlUJ, wmr on
B Sturtevant, Wm Bounders,Julius.
Christopher Smith. ^
Wm II Tarver, John V Tarver, Go.
II Tyson, John Thompson, Patrick Tvdlngt
Tllden, Fm’.Tmnloll, AFTorlny, f at
Thompson, Jno F Tucker, A Tolbird, T
John Gerdtz, Francis GrimbalLJ F Gullmartln, Bep]
Gspnoyoly, Joshua Griffllh, O L bllbcrt, Jos George, sr.,
d'ljiuracluear, Wm F Good Wliu John Gllfcland, Joseph
SPMootLchanesflanahl, John Oallagbcr, a A Greiner,
j.* Q %J? M Goodwin, L B Goodwin, Oaraten Genlls.
«raes B Gaudry, Julius B Gaudnr, R H Griffln, Robert
j Gtay, Jot Georgo Jr, D. II. Galloway, Martin Gortln,
James Ougel, John A dray, H J.OUbert, Matthew Golla-
8W,-James Garbov, Wm Ganvaurtly, John M Guor*
>• ' u. ' ■ ■_
•on Tombs, W 11 Tolbird, J B Tnylor, John d
John Trumfler, 1K Telit, Jas PTnstln, Thos Rl 1
A Tuppor, ChasThoinpson, II JTledonuui, Davit
•on.Jas'righo.LC Tebenu, Chas G Tolbird, Ho
Jno Tanner. Wm A Thompson, Rpbt Todd, F J1
Wm II Tnlblrd Jr, Jno J Theus, J Tcchonor, VV
lor, N P Tnylor, J M Tbu..ra«,J RTbompmn.
Christian Uobele, Philip Usier.
II 8 VorstUlo,
Vcllstolch, VV
C Vandonbcre, Henry Vonglnhu.
. ... w. > • • ■ ,
WvghJ Edmund Wallen, A J Wylly, Jt
KOtBifefffiSSiy'S
J W Webslen Jerrard .Wnbblemiui, AJ_Whlto.Chrii
Webster, Robert Wanensleln, Jos Washburn, D L Wil
son, Claudius O Wilson, Dempsey White, Peter White,
John Wlekam, Lemuel WUsoit, Wm P Wylly, John
Wlldor, Jsa E WalUiour, Christopher, Wlteen? John
Welglem, Jno W 0 Williamson, Uenry Williamson, J 1 . 1
William Warner. F
Peter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yonge, W A Yongc,
Wm P Yonge. w
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Peter Zarodoskl, Edward G Zetrouer, Jacob Zimmer
man, Edward Zudomes, Solomon Zeigier.
The foregoing are tho qualifications of voters ontlllod
to vote tor Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah
at-thd 'ensuing election In December next, and a list Of
persons, Registered tor tho month of May. If there are _
any persons whose names aro Registered, and who are
not entitled to a vote, notice la respectfully requested to
bq trlyen to the Clerk or Council, that thoy may be dealt
with according to law. 7 ’ R. F. AKIN,
sept 14' Clerk Council. “
fflarBfl. «
C. A. L. LAMAlt, u
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, j"
nor 13 Savaqmthi Georgia, ‘ 1y m
T IBERAL ADVANCES mado upon shipments of er
JLi Cotton.to toy frelndaiu Liverpool and New-York. “
nor 13 3m . . C. A. L. LAMAR.
DENTISTRY.
H. JT* ROY ALL, R
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Brought on-*treot,
South Side, near Whitaker, Savannah.
nov. 10 ly
DR. WILDNIAN*
Having Mltiod permanently in Savannah, respectfully of
fers to Its citizens his services In tho general n
Practice of medicine and Surgery* U
Residence and Qffeo—No. SO Abercorn, comer of South
Broad-streels.
Honrs of Consultation—From 8. till 10 o’clock, A.
and from 3 till 5, P. it. nov 10
miss D. A. GARDNER. 0
400 BROAD WA Y.NE W-YORK, .
IMPORTER OF FRfcNCH BONNETS,
miss S. A. CONN,
409 BROAD WAY, NEW-YORK.
DRESS MAKER.
Importer of French Pattern**
oct 23—3mo
GRIFFIN Sc GORDON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office in the socond story of tee new Custom Uousc,orer
the mttln entrance.
aoDaaTH.oatrrtN. [Jy2l—6mo] dao.a.ooanoM.
llOTmVELL Sc SMITH,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
’ • Savannah, Georgia* *,
The undersigned havo taken the stand recently occu- q
pled by Holt & Botiiwkll, and have associated them-
selves as partners, under tee narao and style or Both-
well fc SMiTn. tor the purpose of transacting a General
Commission and Factorage Business.
JM. T. BOTH WILL. [aug21—3mo] thos. n. smith.
HKN*Y a. FORT. T. K. DUNHAM.
FORT Sc DCNIIAm,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oct 7 SAVANNAH, OA. ly
. . , FLEBHNG Sc miLLEN.
The Undersigned having united in the practice of Law, _
will attend to any business entrusted to their care. Office
comer Bay and Whitukersts- over Messrs. Swift, Dons- T
low fc Co. *
William B. Flkmiro. Jour M. Miller.
Ordinary’* Office*
Comer of nay and Whitnker-strccta. Office hours from i
A;M.to2P. M H and3)*P. M.toOP. M. Jan 31 e
H. T. ORKEN WOOD. JOBIAU MORRIS. JOUR J. Hi DO WAT. j
GREENWOOD, MORRIS k UIIIBWAV,
COTTON FACTORS
AND COmmiSSION MERUHANT8, '
No. 47 OARONDALET-STREKT,
New-Orlean*. •
Mr. Morris will remain at Montgomery, Alabama,
and all orders for the purchasing of Cotton, or any other
business entrusted to our care, at that place, will meet
with prompt attention.
nov 2-tf GREENWOOD. MORRIS & R1DGWA
RFIIN iV FOSTER,
FACTORS *. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAVANNAH, GA. 1
P. H. Behh, Jour Fostbr,
of Savannah. from Hancock county
July 23 wftn—ly
HUNKER Sc OGDEN,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sept 4 No. SO flay-st-* Savannah.
Dli. CHARLES W. WEST
Offers his professional services to the citizens of Savan
nah nnd Its vicinity. Residence—comer of Congress and
Bull-atreets, over the Drugstore of W. W. Lincoln,
fob 3 ly
HENRY K. WASHBURN. Ae»t,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
July 21 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
ROWLAND Sc GO.*
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
(Savannah—No. 172 Bay-Mtreet.
JOHN T. HOWLAND. [nUg21] JOUR T. ROWLAND, JR.
GIRAKDE1 Sc PARKER.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Hroad-atroof, AugUNta, Ga,
References:—H. H. Gumming, Esq., Messrs. J. C*
Carmichael, Baker & Wilcox, Baker fc Hart, Hand,
Williams fc Co, G. T. Jackson, Scranton, Stark fc Davis,
Hopkins, Kolb fc Co- Augusta; A. II. Abrahnms,Charie»-
ton, S. C.; Brigham, Kelly fc Co n John Lama, Savannah
nov 29 . ly
COOK Sc mONTFORT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office at Oglethorpe, Ga.
Will practice In tho Counties or Macon, Marlon, Craw
ford, Sumter, Houston, Dooly, and Lee.
ReferencesMessrs. Roberts, Foote fc Marshall^Ba.
vtnnahJ Wlnshlp fc Bons, Macon. ly Jan 29
JNO. F. HAMILTON,
(SUCCESSOR TO HAMILTON fc HARDIMAN.)
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No, 83 Uay-«1., Savannuh, Ga*
Tlie services of Mr. C. F. Hamilton, (long known
to the public os seller of Colton and country Produce-
purchaser of Groceries, family supplies, fcc*) have been 1
secured. Prompt and strict attention will bo given to any ;
business confided to the care of the nbovo House.
*,* Tlie Mlllodgovllle Recorder and Macon Journal
fc Messengor, will please insert 4 months, and send bills
to this office. 4mo aug3l
CALVIN FAY, Architect.
Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Savan
nah. Ho will at all times be rciidy to tarnish PLANS
and DRAWINGS for all descriptions of Buildings, and
superintend, their construction. Office opposite Pulaski
House, over Ileywood’s shop. ly sept 11
Wm. W. GARRARD,
FACTOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
82 Bay-Street,
fob 5—ly SAVANNAH, GA
GAS FITTING,
TIN tr COPPER PLATE WORK, fa.
IJ. CRANSTON,
AT RO. 01 lRTAR-STRKRT, NXAX THK TULASW HOUSI,
Will perform with promptness and In the beat manner,
all work relating lo Gas Fittings, Brazings; work In Tin,
Iron, and Copper Plate. ly aug 25
D. L. COHEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
No. S JoucK-Htrcct,
[two doors xast or draytor-stricict,]
Is prepared to contract tor all kinds of Uulldlng and
- Rep Jring.
Also—To conduct Water through the various partsol
Houses. oct 13
C. 8. KAURIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. .
Office No. 99 Bay-street—Savannah, Ga. ly fob 26
THOS. T. LONG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR GENERAL. E. D.
Office over the store or A. Stovons, Jr„ Whltakor-atroet.
roar 20 If
G. BUTLER,
MASTER BUILDER,
Dealer in White Pino Lumber,
YORK-STRKKT, OOLRTHOKPX-SqUARR,
N. B.—Ho Is prepared to put In Iron Fronts to Stores,
fcc. I* npr 29
ROOK AND JOB PRINTING
Exoouted with neatness and <11,patch, and on accommo
dating terms, by
GEORGE N. NICllOLB,
Owen*’ Hulldlng, opp. Pulaski nouse.
trjr Orders from tho country, with the cash enclosed,
[ wllfoe attended to promptly. Jon 12
, ‘ W. P. YONGE,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 04 Ray-Ht., Savannah.
"“CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
! G. A. HOLCOItlllE.
GA8TON-STREET, (NEAR THE PARK,)
} sopt 27 . savarnau. oxo. NI—3Uw6mo
' WU.5.IAHI O. PEIIKINS,
1 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
J Cutlibcrt. Ilnmlolnll Countv, Ga.
> HIs terra orofilce as Solicitor General of the South
western Circuit having expired, he will give his individ
ual nnd undivided attention to all business or a profea-
* atonal nnd legal character entrusted to his care in the
t Counties of Randolph, Stewart, Lee, Baker aud Early.
K January 9th, 1852. lv J*n IS
b! JOHN J. BYRD.
V AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Augusta, Georgia.
4. axrRRKNcxi:
1 Bayar rah—Anthouv Porter, Proa’L 8tate Bank, Chafc
p H, Carapfiod, Esq-H.J. Gilbert. ■
p.j Ciiarlkstom—Chas. Edmonds on, Prosl -— Insur-
r, 1 tnco Office, Burckpiayer fc Moffett, G. W. Williams, Esq
-’ New Yore—Haggorty, Green fc Co., 120 Wost st.
5 Auao.TJL—Dr. d?M.Nowton,MMD.nk,II w.
* El.lev, Force, Conley & Co, John 0. Connlclinel, J. IL
• Duikfey. aiy J“'y Ia
j FACTORira&SroWcHANTS.
1 • STONE, STARR At L’O.,
LV IMFORTKas ARP WIIOLERALE DKALXRS IK
y, SET GOODS)
ea NO. 41 BROAD WA Y.NE W-YORK.
R Levi P. Store, ) III. Lanodok Butler,
G Elbert Starr, > j JoraJ. Broom.
n Hehry II. 8totrsiurv, > ly J«(J
“ VVIIOLESALe'dEAXERS* !t?DRV GOODS,
h* orrOSITI ST. ARDEEW’S HALL,
*1 Rroughtou-Rtront,
June 14 . SAVANNAH. GA.
If GEOBOE J. SMITH,
J; adotionber, commission diekchaiit,
il. AND GENERAL AGENT,
| m nBgfegjaaawa? Oo °'
. 1 Riprrto—Hon. John W. Anderson, Hon. FrimeisB.
ir- BartoJv, William - H. -TUoftr B*q», ;«?»*«» ^9.’’
U- 1 Messrs. Washburn, Wilder fc Co., Brigham, Kelly.fc Oq.
X 1 Wk»iu*i• h'-.t
&UBintfM&ay'BQ.
OUArTes SHOLL, Architect,
ffers his services to the citizens of 8arannah lo fhr*
> Designs, Bpedfleetlone elid Estimates for Public or
rate Buildings, end to superintend the same during
Irerectlon.'
•eslgns for the Fronts of 8 to res, as well as their Inter-
Fittings, careftilly attended to.
InBorel’a Building, up one flight of stairs.
sept 28
R.S. HARDWICK.
Jft. Bay Strut.
Joum a. mnxx.
J. HABBROUCK A CO n
IMPORTKRB AHD WUOLBSALI DKALRRS IN
ten-Ware, French China, Looking Glai
BnugkUn-Slrtet.
J. L. OLIVER,
Fashionable Moot manufacturer,
WYLLY Sc MONTRIOLLIN,
General Agent* and Broker*,
For the Bale or
EitaU,Mgrou t 4-anif description PersonalFrop
OrrtCB, CORNER EULL-CT. AND BAY-LANE,
■*” Savannah, Georgia.
B. 8. MILLER St J. D. FERGU80N,
Wheelwright* and Blacksmith*,
Corner of Broughton and Montgomerysts.
SAVANNAH,OA.
Carriages, Wagons, Carta and Drays manufactured.
Blacksralthlug, Including Irpn Railing and Grates, for
Buildings.tuly—o novO
ADAM SHORT,
Blaster Hu lidor,
FIRST DOOR WRST OP ST. ANDREW'S HALL.
' R. fc J. RACHI.IBOR,
gineer* and IHlllwrlr:
IRON Sr Blt.488 FOUNDERS7
CnnaL Street—Noar the Canal Lock.
LCHLISON. J. LAOULtSON.
1st*,
A. N. MILLER,
Snfrineer and MIllwrIrht,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER.
EASTERN WHARF—BAV-ST.
EASTERN PREMIUM COOK STOVE.
rpHF. subscriber has now reoetved his Fall Stock of 8TOVES, nnd respectfully solicits a call at his Establishment,
A. where a largo am* varied assortment of Stoves for Cooking, Parlor nnd Office purposes can bo viewed, from
Iho best manufactories, which are on sale at reasonable terms. Also—Hollow-warr, Pols, Ovens, 8plders, Sauce-
pans, Gast Iron Pumps, Beer Pumps, Can Iron Charcoal Burners, I,aco Irons, Revolving nnd Long-handled Waffle
irons, Wafer Irons, fire Doga. Fire Irons, Nalls, Tacks, Table Cutlery, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Wood Saws, Box
and other Coffee Rtllls, Brass Faucets and Couplings See. Sec.
A choice selection or PLANISHED WARE:—Coffee Biggins, TeaPots, Egg Boilers, Oyster Dishes, Chaffing
Dishes, Unre and small, Castors, Ac.
BRITANNIA WARE:—Bar Room Pitchers, Liquor Mixers, 8cgar Lamps, and a variety of Britannia Fluid
amps Centro Table Lamps, Caranheno Lamps, Oil Lamps, Brass and White Metal Candlesticks.
JdPANNHD Sc PLAIN TIN WARE:—Chamber Palls, Toilet Palls, Wine Coolers, Toilet Coses, Cosh Boxes,
Square and RoundBoxes, Spico Boxes, Basins and Pitchers, Molasses Pots, Nursery Lamps, Glass-Drainers, Knife
and Spoon Boxes, Trays 13 to S8 inches, 8plttoons, Foot Baths, Ac. , . . .
WOODEN WARE:—Malls, Wood Horses, Clothes Horses, Hlep Ladders, Tubs, Palls, Rulers, Measures, Flour
Boxes, Willow Wagons, Children’s Willow ChslrMlrushesTBroom^ ^ ^ ^
Silver’s Fire and Water-proof MINERAL PAINTS constantly kept on band: also, Camphene and Spirit Gas.
try* AH kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work executed with despatch.
ESrprinted Catalogues may bo bad on application, and forwarded post-free.
„ . john j. Maurice.
nor 17 Sales Rooms, NOi. 10,13 and 14 BarnanUtreet, and 184 Bay-street.
Keens o
rsjnlBo
A. PONCE,
ter A Manufacturer of 8egars,
NO. 13 IVH1TAKKR.STRKET,
t hand a well selected stock of Imported Se-
&nural anuertCflcmcnta.
A SPLENDID
OPENING.OF FALL GOODS.
-HIE Subscriber would respectfully call the attention
. of the public to bis huge and well selected stock of
Fall and Winter Staple and Fancy
DryGoods.
r Is: Scotch Wool Long do.;
; Caihmoros; Mousollne do
variety; Needlo-Work Col-
ns; Clilmlzettes; Muslin and
Ulnon; white aiid brown Napkins, a One
. very large assortment of Gloves nnd Ho-
eiy nest make and style; English and A-
l Cloths; unbleached do.: rich Damask
no Covers: Casslmoresand Cloths, black
oronr quality; rich Vest patterns of all
Is; Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys, a very large
•no of the vory best selected stock of Blan-
uaui —urussviff, j*i jj, **i ly, an-irt
ietyof patterns; and, also, Cotton Carpeting.
N. B.—Clothing at wholesale only. Country n
rould do well to call before purchasing else:
PORTER’S
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
T HE subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to the citizens or Savannah nnd the public generally, of the largest
nrrl vnl of Fall and Winter CLOTHING ever offered In the Southern States. In this establishment con be found
every quality and style of Clothing to please the taste or the most fastidious. This establishment la divided into
•lx different Departments, each one containing a rich and roll assortment In their line.
l»t Department* “* “ ' —
Contains Frock and Dress Coats of every qualitr, from
•7 to $30.
Frock and Dress Coats, Olivo, Blue, Brown and Green,
from $7 to $26.
8had Peltnca and Business Coals, a great variety, from
$3 to $19.
1,000 Over-Coats, double and slnglrf breasted, and double
Overcoats, from $3 to $30.
Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, embracing Kossuth,
from $18 to $30.
3,000 pair of Pants, of every quality and color, from 75
cents to $10.
1,000 Vests, of every kind.
Ed Department,
Contains Furnishing Goods nr every description for Gen
tlemen’s wear—consisting of Scarfs, Cravats, Water
ford Ties, Prince Albert Ties, Bpring Blocks, Merino
Shirts and Drawers, Colton do., Suspenders, Half
Hose, Gloves of all kinds, best quality Jones’ Patent
Yoke 8hlrts, a One assortment, Stc.
3d Department,
... - for house or planla-
‘innel do., Overalls,
Drawers. Price of
full suits from $3,25 to $4,50.
3a irepurunenii
Contains 800 suits of Negro Clothing 1 Tor
lion naoJHickory Shirts. Red Flan:
Canton Flannel Undershirts and D
[oct 2]
y merchants
lewhere, os
uii mu must occommoda-
JOSEPH L1PPMAN.
NEW FALL AND WINTEK UUUE5I!
J. H. & M. SHE AHAN.
nor of Broughton and Whltakor-sts..
SAVANNAH,
VITE attention to their new stock of FALL Sc WIN*
'ER GOODS, comprising:
ESS GOODS—French Cashmeres, French Do
Lnlnce. English Do Lulnes, Black Silk, Colored
Silk, Block Alpacas Colored Alpacas Bomba,
sines. Damask Antique, English, French and
American Calicoes.
BROIDERIES—Llucn Cambric, Cambric Ilond-
korchlofa, Plain ami Emhrolderod Handkerchiefs,
Boblnet Laces Uoblnot Edgings Collars and Cuff’s
Habits nnd Umlcr-Sleeves Black Lnce Veils Blk
Crape, Colored Crape.
SIF.it Y <S- LINENS—A largo and well-selected
stock of Gloves Irish Linens Linen Diapers and
Damasks.
ODENS—Negro Blankets Kerseys LInscys Cloths
Casshuurcs'and Vestings Satinets Tweeds Sc Ken
tucky Joans Bod. Whits Blue mid Yellow Flan
nels HM nud 11-4 Brown nnd Bleached Sheetings
Pillow-Case Linens nud Quilts.
Country Merchants Planters, nnd others will consult
or All w
s desiring to pur-
Ca*h, and no Second Price,
oct 10 tMl
FALL OF 1852,
GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING,
n part &a foil
COATS:
Tweeds cut Into Peltor’
VESTS:
•tired Batin, Gentlemen’s White Silk and
lllcs.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
YOUTH’S CLOTHING,
Waterod and Ribbed Silk.
es Priuco Alberts of Plain, Wa
SHIRTS,
Tilte nnd Fancy, warranted to L., , —
ents. Suspenders Collars Handkeruhiefa, Socks etc.
S3rWe ask a conliituonco of the patronage which
has always beeu so generously extended to us.
sept 7 P1ER80N, HEIDT Sc CO.
>. 4, opposite the Pui
mere me; win unu min ready at all times t
rons In the most approved and fashionable ,
ie -ventures to assert, that those who will confide In his
election as to color, fabris stylo or finish of a covering
jr the human form, shall go away satlsflod.
Furnishing Goods—Shirts, white and colored, with nnd
rlthout collars; UndcrShlrts; Merino, cotton and lislr
bread Drawers; Hosiery, Cravats Scrnfa, Stocks neck
’les, Gloves Suspenders Umbrellas silk and cotton do.
Also, a large lot of men’s and boys’ Gaps of I bo latest
GunUomen In want or any or tbo above articles will
loose give mo a call, as 1 am determined to sell at a
mall proflt. [sept 25] JOHN W. KELLY.
JOHN J. MAURICE’S
4th Department.
Contains a largo and well-selected stock of India Rubber
Goods—consisting In part of Sack Coats While and
• Black Frock Coats of two colors, Leggings Blips,
Cloaks Firemen’s Coats warranted to stand 280 de
grees of beat, Riding and Driving Gloves Horse Co •
vers, etc.
5th Department.
Contains Hats and Caps Ann Moleskin, a large assort!
men! aud latest styles.
Oth Department,
THE BAZAAR.
This splendid establishment, on the left wing of the main
Department, 60 feet deep. Is fitted up, at R great ex
pense, expressly for Ladles accompanied by tbelr
Children. Hero will be found every quality and
style of Children's Clothing, and of the latest Parts
fashions consisting of Infanta’ Robes Christening
Caps splendid Embroidered Caps Suita, connected
and sepnrnts for every age. Jenny Linds Polka
Backs Frocks, Urcr-Coiita with and without Capes;
and many other Goods too numerous to mention In
this advertisement. Parents and Guardians are re-
spcctfally solicited to call, as great pains have been
taken to add to the comfort and convenience of pur
chasers.
CJTNo abatement from prices first asked. JFft
ST, ANDREW’S HALL, BROUGHTON-STREET,
Sftctctianfrffg.
ugsra;
SAVANNAH, Ga.
jfHertjjouMfc.
DECEIVED by recent arrivals;
il 120 bbls. Crushed, Powdered nnd Clarified Si
25 boxes double refined Loaf
Sib bags Rio Cofibs B° me or them prime;
45 do. Jnra do:
50 hhds. Porto Rico nnd Muscovado Sugnra;
270 boxes Tobacco, 6’s 5’s aud l’s Lumps;
45 packages superior Tobacco, El Dorado, Diadem,
Nectar, Vlrglnlus Sec.
100 boxes best Family 8oap;
150 do. do. No. 1 do;
114 half cheats Black Teas, some of It very superior;
148 packages Hyson do., In and X chests;
150 boxes Tnllow Csndlos, 8’s and 0’s:
100 do. Star and Adamantine Candles;
150 do. Pipes;
75 do. Mustard; 50do. grou’d Pepper Sc Allspice;
70 bbls. Sugar, Bulter and Hoda Crackers;
375 do. Domestic Gin, Rum, Brandy and Whiskey;
40 do. Old Mouonga’aWhlskoy.some very choice;
15 half pipes Otard, Dupuy tc Co.’s Brandy;
25 qunrtor and eighth casks various kinds choice
French Brandy;
5 pipes Holland Gin;
4 puncheons Jnmnlcannd St. Croix Rum;
30 casks Madeira nnd Tenorlllb Wlues;
30 do. supcrlorold Madelrnand Sherry Wines;
100 baskets Cbampagno, lleldseck, Hungarian,
Llon,&c» Ac.
100 kegs and halves FFFG. Powder;
400 bags Buck and Drop Shot;
50 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel; ]
25 do. No. 3 do;
20 do. No. 1 do;
20 casks Codfish and Haddock; > New Fish.
30 half bbls. 1 & 2 Mackerel;
50 boxes Codfish; 1
40 kills No. 1 Mackerel; J
With a full supply of everything else In the grocery
Hnejforsaloonaccommodntjn^termv^b^^^ ^ ^
CAltPEXBI CAUPETM1 CAUFUTSIll
TXTE hove This Day opened for sale, a splendid as-
Y Y sortment of Carpets, Oil Clothi^ Mat*,
Ruff*, Window Curtain*, Scc,
—CONSISTING IN fART or—
20 ploces Three-Ply Carpets
10 do. Velvet Tapestry
10 do. -Brussels do.
40 do. Two-Ply Carpets
30 do. Floor Oil Cloth
10 do. Drugget
5 do. Fell Carpet
5 do. Dutch uo.
50 Velvet and Chenellle Ruga
100 common Rugs and Mats
100 pair of beautiful style Window Shades.
All of tbo above Goods are offered nttho lowest market
prices. For sale by [sept 20] A1KIN A BURNS.
BUUGM UitLUMl
2 AAA LBS. EPSOM SALT8.
■UUlr 5,000 lbs. Copperas.
7 l.ooo lbs. Glauber Salts.
2,000 lbs. Putty.
500 boxes window Glass.
7,000 White Lead.
All of the above just received and for sale .by
JAMES H. CARTER.
or.t 29 Opposite BL Andrew’s Hall.
WINES, BRANDIES. See.
r TMIB SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving In store a
. . general assortment of the above’ articles, In coses,
consisting or:
Palo and Dark Brandy, Madeira Wine,
Cherry A Raspberry Brandy, Port do.
Scotch Whiskey, Topaz 8herry Wine,
Holland Gin, Brown do.
Stoughton Bitters, Tlnlllla do.
“Crown”nnd “Star”brands Champagne.
EcFTho “Tlntllla” Sherry Is highly recommended for
Invalids—It causing no acidity. For sale by
oct 27 BUNKER A OGDEN, B0 Bay st.
D RY GOODS.—
100 bales Negro Cloth,
35 do. Blankets.
15 do. Llnsejr Woolsey,
15 do. Red Flannels,
50 do. Drown Shirtings,
10 do. 4*4 Sheetings.
50 do. Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs.
10 cases Bleached Shirtings,
40 do. Printed Calicoes,
10 do. Kentucky Jeans,
200 dozen Head ifandkerchlefih
500 do. Assorted Hosiery,
Together with a most complete stock of Fancy Goods,
to which Uiey Invite the attention of Country Merchants
and others. NEVITT, LATHROP A STEBD1N8,
nov 8 139 Congress-street.
ROBERTS Sc FOOTE,
Eroughton-slreet, (.up stairs) opposite the St.
Andrew’s Hall,
H AVE now on hand a very large and well-selected
Stock of DRY GOODS, which thoy offer for sale, by
GROCERIES.
A CHAMPION has In store and Is receiving the fob
• lowing articles for city and country trade, which
having been purchased for cosh and selected by himself,
enables hhn to sell on the most favorable lermi viz:
100 bbls. Baltimore and Canal Flour. 50 hnlfdo. do.;
50 do. Stuart’s Crushed aud Powdered Sugars;
10 boxes do. Loaf do;
10 lihds. Porto Rico and Muscovado do;
50 bbls. Clarified Sugar, various qualities;
25 boxes Cheese; 100 boxes nnd hairdo. Soap;]
50 do. 8perm and Adamantine Candles;
100 bags Rio and Jnvn Coffee.
30 boxes and half boxes Hyson and Black Teas;
75 do. and half do. Tobacco;
25 do. Starch; 30 do. Pipes;
25 dozen Brooms and Buckets;
50 bbls. X. X. sod kite* .Mackerel; 90 kilts Salmon;
10,000 lbs. Bacon, Hama, Sides and Shoulders;
— ALSO —
Smoked Tongues, Dry Beef, Fulton Market BeefiChoco-
late. Farina, 8nrdlnos, Tailet -Soap, Fig Blue, Plcklea,
Sweet Oil, Almonds, Spices, Mustard, Butler, Currants,
Citron, Ac- Ac.
ALSO-
1^“d!^aSSSS?PSl?SS53»
Colored and L—
Red aud White Flannel.
Plains and Kerseys, assorted quality.
Satinets nnd Kentucky Jeans.
Fancy and Tweod Casslmeres.
Striped and Plain Colton Osnaburgs.
Bleached and brown Shirtings nud Sheetings.
English nnd American Prints.
Caahraeresnud Printed DeLolneo. .
Black and Colored Alpacas.
Black and Colored Coburgs. „ . ,
With an additional general variety of Goods usually kepi
In Dry Goods Stores, wbteh are offered for sale at the
usual accommodating terms.
sept 18
SAM’L HOYT,
e ortho firm orsam’l Hoyt &Co, Savannah, Ga.
TOULD announco to his friends that he has remor-
' ed to Charleston, 8. C-No. 149 East Bay, where
s prepared to do a general Commission business, and
ilsh to order, at all times, any articles from the North
reunaniiT, nuu uouvi uiou
Also Dealer In Butter, Cheoeso, Plaster, Marble Dust,
lenient, Lime and Hair.
And Agent tor sundry Machine Manufactories, North
nd South, as well as 8IIus O. Herring*’ Fire Proof Safes,
. i— --J n l 11-.. Mill Rlnimi. all nf .v-hlali will
j tarnished on short notice, and at manufacturers prices.
Cosh paid at all limes for Wool, Groen, Salted and Dry
ides, Deer and Sheep Skins. Shipping Furs. Beeswax,
ogs, k Rope Cuttings, 8ea Island Colton Seed and Flor*
In Moss. Also, Southern Tnnned Leather In tho Rough,
orms cash Invariably. Refers to the citizens of Savon-
ah generally. ’ *°P t4
ROBINSON Sc CAMP,
DRAPERS AND TAlLbRS,
AND DBALtCKS IN
Tine Ready Made Clothing*
RE NOW receiving their Stock of FALL AND
L WINTER GOODS, consisting In part of: Bluo, black
and fancy colored English nnd French Cloths; Over-Coat,
Inga ol black, bluo aud fiincy colored Beeveraj blue,
black and drab Pilot Clotht; English, French and A-
merlcnn Cosslmers, of black nud fancy colors', Vjatlnmi
or Silk. Satin. Cashmeres, embroiders and rich Cut Vel-
ve“ Alt or which will bS made up at the shortest notice
and In tho best style of workmanship. ■■■•’,
Our READY MADE CLOTHINtf is manufacturedn
io well known house of W. T. Jennings Sc Co- No. -31
the well known houseof W. T. Jennings _
Broadway, New-York, and Is equal lo any In the dty.-
We keen"constantly on hand the largest assortment of
FANCY GOODS of any house In the trade,, suoh as
while wwl fancy colored Shirts ; Bilk, Lisle ftread and
Gauze Merino UndeMJarraents; Bhaker Flannel and
Lambswool do.; Thread, Colton, Merino and UtaUwooJ
sept 81 Nezt door to Pulaski Houso.
f ander’a black, colored, and' white' Kid (l loves JJ wit
elred. Alto, a choice assortment of black, plain and
Embroidered Ora vats and Tics. Torsaloby
j wpt84 WM. R. 8YM0N8,17 WhlUdtorNk
CHEAP CASH STOKE,
CORNER WHITAKER AND CONORESS-STS.
B LEACHED and Brown 8HEETINGS A SHIRTINGS.
The Subscribers have Just received per brig Wilton
Fuller, from New-York:
Water Twist bleached SHEETING
New-York Mills do do
James’ 8team Mills do 7-8 and 4-4
Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4
Londsdnle and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4
Sea Islnnd Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4A
7-8,8,9,10,11, nnd 18-4 Allendale Bro. 8heetlng
7-8,8,9,10,11, aud 12-4 do Bleached do
7-8, 8,9,10,11, nnd 12-4 Hamilton do do
For sole by M. PRENDERGAST A CO.
L ANDING, per schooner “Fannie,” from Philadel
phia—
20 hogsheads choice Porto Rico Sugar,
15 do. do. Santa Crus do.
110 bogs choice Rio Coffee,
15 barrels Cider Vinegar,
10 hogsheads choice Bncon Shoulders,
nor 13 For sale by CRANE A HOLCOMBE.
L ANDING, per schooners “Eclipse” and “North
State”—
100 boxes Connecticut Choose,
50 do. Soda, Butter. Wine nnd MUk Biscuits,
50 barrels Butler and Sugar do.
20 do. Pilot Broad,
50 boxes assorted Candy.
Also, per brigs “ American” and “Excel:”
200 bags assorted Shot,
5,000 pounds Bor Lead,
25 teegt extra eholee Goshen Butlor,
50 boxes Cream Cheese,
25 barrets Mercer Potatoes,
25 do. Yellow Onions,
nor 13 For sale by CRANE A HOLCOMBE.
F ~ OREIGN LIQUORS.—30 half and 10 qunrtcr pipes
Dark and and Palo Otard, Dupuy fc Co. Brandy, of
our own Importation. Vintages 1810/ 49 and ’50,
6 pipes Holland Gin, Meder Swan Brand.
1 puncheon old 8ootch Wblskoy.
3 do. do. Jamaica Rum.
1 do. do. St. Croix do.
10 demijohns, 5 gallons each. Bcheldam Gin.
JOHNSTON fc CO.
B agging, bale rope, *c.—
68 bales Gunny Cloth,
500 colls Kentucky Rope,
200 colls Dillon’s Rope,
13,000 Gunny Bags. For sale by
novO
COHEN &-FOBDIOK.
L ard, cheese, flour, Ac,—
50 kegs prime Leaf Lard; 35 boxes Goshen Cheese
100 bbls. Baltimore Flour; 100 do. pure Genosee do
’ 30 do. Hiram Smith do; 50 half do. Canal do;
50 half do. Baltimore do;
** ‘6 Rloo
100 gross Matches, and a gen
cedes, Foreign and Domestic Lit
For sale by [nor 16] r
assortment of Gro*
Wines sad Tens.
fc TARVER.
C ANAL FLOUR,
50 bbls Hiram Spilth’s Floor.
3U hlf bbls Fulton Market Beef.
- SO casks pints, 13 do quarts, best London Porter.
30 bbls prime Cream Alo.
0 pipes superior.Holland Gin. -
, 30 noxes and $5 half do Raisins.
30 half bbls Sugar, 8oda and Butter Blaoulta.
50 boxes-new Rerrinw.
30 bbls Sugar Houso M(
: 50 boxes Stay Cfaudtea,
50 do Composite do,
i 50 do Tallow do.
SO do Winsor,Toilet and shaving Boapjust received
and tor sate by [oct»6]‘ McMAUON- fc DOYLE,
5 bbls^ 20 half, 2u 4iiurn:r nuu
500 bags Shot; 500 bars Lead;
A choice selection of Llquora and wines. oct 25
8 T’
ll«WITT Sc MORGAN,
DEALERS IN FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
C ALL attention to their large Stock of the following
articles, which they offer at the lowest prices:
Rich Printed do Lalnes and Cashmeres,
French and English Merinos,
Black Bombazines and Alpacas,
Linen Cambric and Embroidered Hdkfik,
Marseilles Quills and Counterpanes,
Irish Linens and Damasks,
Linen and Gotten Sheetings,
SUk, Cotton and Merino Hosiery,
White and Colored Flannels,
Cloths and Casslmeres,
French, English and American Calicoes,
Diapers nnd Towelings,
Table and Plano Covers,
Plain nnd Figured Black Silks,
Black Satin de Chcne, *
Plain Changeable Silks,
Paris Mantillas and Talmas,
Bonnet and Plain Ribbons,
Broche and Plaid Shawls,
French and English Crapes,
Ladles’and Genllemen’sKId Gloves,
Swiss and Cambric Trimmings,
French Needle-worked nud Lace Collars,
Blankets. Plains and Kerseys,
Muslin Curtains,
Broche and Figured Silks,
Domestic Goods of all descriptions, of the best manufac
ture.oct 28
Jgrntral gatitrusorcmc.
He has an exes
FISH, MBJfts^every(hiflg thatthismarket titordsjau.
be had In all styles, on short notioe.
Youxo Clerks, and others, who Have rooms In town,,
Philadelphia LAGER BEER, SWISS CHEESE and
LINDBUltGER CHEESE, kept always on hohd tor tho
use of families. ; oct 5 •
PHILADELPHIA LAGER, BEER.
T’HE Subscriber respectfully Invites the public of So-
Watcr.VVofks, near Philadelphia. This Beer Is made ex- :
actly like tho Lager Beer. 1 of Munich, In Bavatia. ; I.
•hall continue to receive constant supplies of this pur*
and wholesome beverage, during the autumn, winter, and ’
•Pring* As In the old country, ft will be s61d to Aunlllc* '
nndllndlyldunls^who will thnslncurno risk of Its sonrin 1 •
on tholr hands. The use or this Beer Is particularly recom
mended by physician* m ladles who are nursing chlldleu, 1
Bold at the Planters’Hotel by . ..
«HA7 Myl HHBNY WE1QAKJ)
era Ihe following valuable TRACTS OF '
RWLAND, lying In Mari Wand Alachua MT ■' 1
—fc-CoiinUe^.will bo offend, at Private Sale,_2Zt:
duringtjm months qf October, November and ^
WETUMPKA HAMMOCK, situated about .ten mile* *
North of Ocala, (tlie county seat or Marion county,) con
taining 3,000 acres, about one-half of which Is hammock,,
unsurpassed by any In the State; and the remainder white
oak and hickory land.
A TRACT, well known Us the “Fort Drime Planta
tion.” containing 3,ooo acre* of Land, principally first
quality hammock, between tour and fire hundred acres .
Taa'MSmaMEMffiBB
cotton. ' . - ? 1 ,
Thcso Tracis could readily be divided into’ two or
three plantations each, being well watered and surround- '
et» by high rolling pine bum. .1, •>,, 1
A TRACT of 1,000 acres on Orange Lake,consisting of ■
bemmockroranfig grove, and wdl ilmbetatf pliteland.
T . V Y° T Jj AC ^ ?a ’ ° r I ’ ( "° »we* ouch, near the Alachua '
prairie. The greater part of both these tract* Ja rich •,
hammock,
—AI^O- 1 -nrVi
5,000 ACRES on Indian River. Any one wishing, to t
cultivate sugar cane woutd do well to examine this Knd, 1
as being remarkably fertile, and lying south of the rtglon '
UnlW fikatw? We “ nd “P ,ed 10 thBt culture asanyin the t
12,(101) AGUES, generally known as the “Bayard triTct,”
situated on the SUJohu’srlvor, opposite Plcolata.' There ’
--e many small hammocks and orange groves on this •
act, but it Is principally valuable for Its pine Umber. It
« a river front of seven or eight miles. '
1,000 ACRES on Lake George, and several small tracts •
on and near the 8L John’s river, well situated tor farm- ,
lug, the routing of orange groves, fce.
.The above-tracts of land were purchased by the late
i u, m . edlal ?. ly Ihe .accession of Florida i
lh ®y Include sa:good land aa can be found In the
On*account of their accessibility from Charleston and
The tlllca are cloar andindlsnutoblo.
Term*—Cash, or payable at Cliarieston or Savannah, bn ;
or before the 1st of January next, ’
-V.Y Any tarther information on the subject can be
obtained by addressing the subscriber, at Orange Spring*.
Murtun count,, Flotii tl. u. CUNoVt,
IW» in , n .*
•The Tri-weekly Chronicle fc Sentinel, at Augusta,
nnd the Journal fc Messenger and the Telegraph, at Mi?
requested to publish the above till firm of Jauu.
FALL Sc WINTER GOODS I
T HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure fq announcing Uv .
the citizens of Savnnnnh, and the public generally I
tnst, by various arrivals of steamare ana sail vessels, tbev 1
ALPACAS, GA8HBIERE&'
MUSLIN DE LAINES. BOMBAZINEk -
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, ^ '
811 AWLS, ■ ’; ■ " ■
SILK AND VELVET MANTELS. .
of oil colors and of the falestand most approved patterns , ;l
They also have reoci ve3 a Jwgestock of SILKS, which
surpass any other ever brought to this plaee, as well in ,
a®
In a Dry Goods Store. 7
They call tho attention of the public especially to tholr
assortment of
„ . House-keeping: Goods,
Consisting of Shirtings, SheeUngs, Table Linen, Napkins,
Towels, Pillow-Case Linen, etc- etc.; and also to their
extensive variety 0 rFlannels, Blankets, Kcraoys,Satinets, •
Twoods and Casslmeres: and invite au who wish to.pur
chase to corao and examine tholr Stock, which will bo
•old at the lowest rates.
EINSTEIN & ECKMAN,
1 13 151 Congress-street.
“HOOANSi IVEGUO BHOQAN81
r-pilL subscriber respectfully caUs the aUentton or Fao-
A tors and Planter* to hla very extensive stock of Ne
mo Brogans and Women’s Leather Boots. These goods
havo boon selected expressly for this mnrket and are
warranted the best stock and workmanship. He is con
fident that a fair trial or his stock will Insure satisfaction
and a continued patronage. Uls goods are alt frtsk and
terms/air. W. HEIDT,
Gibonfa Bunding, formerly occuplod by Messrs. E. F.
fwlfcOo. . . ' oct2;
T CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS.
HE Subscribers, ngenU for Mr. H. KN&orr, Organ
builder, are prepnredto furnish any description ol
uiurch or Parlor Organs. As a specimen of his Ihstrtt.' '
ments,reference is made to the organ recently erected br
him in the Lutheran Chnreh of this city. Parties desiring
information on the sutfiect can ascertain all necesaarr
particulars on annllcatlon to F. ZOGBAUM fcCO- '
|uly 13 VVhllaker-sL, one door east of Bnran^il.
PIANO FORTE DEPOT.
Tlie undersigned respectfully inform the
citizens of Savannah, Georgia, and Florida,
JJ f | || that they have on hand more than fifty Pi- >
anos, the largest stock ever oq sale In this city, and made
by the most celebrated manufacturers In tho United Btates. ■
Nunn’s fc Clark’s. J. Chlckering, lloardman fc Gray, Lut-
chet fc Newton, Inwards fc Fisher, all well known to tbo
lover* of Music, have place In their large assortment.
These Pianos are or rich tone; and beautifully flntsned In
Rose Wood, Black Walnnt* and Mahogany, with iron
frames made lu the most substantial and worktnanllko
manner. Also the j ustly celebrated iEollon Plano Fortes,
which, tor tholr sweetness and tone, have not beeu equal- ’
ed. All thcso Instruments havo motatlo frames, which
render them peculiarly suited tor this climate, preventing
the necessity of tuning tor years.
The undersigned aro agents tor Henri Hera’s celebrated
Grand Pianos, made In Purls. For power and beauty
tone, they stand pre-eminent.
Cat heart’* Itfelodeon*,
This beautiful toned wind instrument* tor village par-
poses, Lodges, Serenading Parties, and the private pruo*
lice of Orgnnlsis, possessing a sweet and powerful tone, .
they have also tor sale. 11
All of these Instruments will be dUposod of on the moat
accommodating jerras. Tho prices of tho Pianos ranging
W C ° I. W, MORRELL fc CO. .
(ffJSS
o Subscribers, sole Agents for A.Sto-
. and Co.’s and J. B. Dunham’s Plano
,, 4 , , J Fortes, are alwoys supplied with an as
sortment of these favorite and justly celebrated instru
ments. For durability, they can bo tally warranted,
whilst their superiority of tone and touch Is evident’ ana
acknowledged by tho most casual observer, as well'as
the critical connoisseur. The Ladles are respect{Ul)y;tn- •
vlted to view these Instruments; and an arrangement
having been effected with one of our most eminent Pi
anists tor the purpose, they con also be onablod to Judge
of tho tone. F. ZOGBAUM fc CO., Market-square.
Second hand Pianos token in exchange—also'
nned and repaired. jqn2flT.
SUNDRIES.
oaa BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds-
70 hbds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Si
40 do. Cuba and New-Orleana
100 bbls. Refined no.
75 do. Crushed and Powdered do.
35 boxes Loaf do.
300 bags Rio Coflbe.
200 do. Porto Rico and 8t. Domingo Coffee.
75 do. Java do.
150 X nnd X chests Hyson Too.
40 X do. Black do.
130 boxes Soap.
100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger.
80 bbls. Butler, 8oda, and Sugar Biscuit.
30 X do. do. do. do. do.
120 M Segnrs. assorted kinds.
20 bags Black Pepper.
250 bbls. New-Orletns Whiskey.
100 do. White do.
50 do. Monougaholado.
20 do. Old Bourbon do.
140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin.
60 do. Best P. fc H. yyo Gin.
6 pipes Uultand do.
50 V casks Sherry, Madeira, fc Tenerlflb Wine.
{60 baskets Cluunpaguo do.
40 bbls. American Brandy.
35 X casks do.
10 X do. Cognac Brandy.) In Custom House
20 X pipe* do. \ Store.
150 kegs Gun and Rifle Powder.
500 bags Drop and Buck Shot.
With a nqmpeto assortment of Groceries.
For sole on favorable terms by
sept 4 VT. WEBSTER fc PALMES.
HACKNEY COACH,
The subscriber respectfully, Informs:tho. t
fey public, and stmegen Jn. town, that he baa
i-*—-fust received nil elegant new Hack, called tho ’
LADY IIENTZ,” which is on enllrely.new principle; -
_s regards accommodation, safety, fcc. ; Ho will always ,
keep a fine pair of Horses attached, and ready for imme
diate service. Orderssbould be left at Gas’s Livery Sta
ble, at the head of Broughton-street—Warner’s old sjand, /
XTT7TNKS.—30 quarter casks Burgundy .Port.
YY 15 : do. BrownBbernr.
5 _ do, , Pale. do.,
10 do. Muscat.
50 baskets Grape Champagne.
In store and fors&te br
t83 W, M. DAV1!
75^
VX ( .80,boX^ ..
50 boxes 8Ur CtndlM.
SO barrels Cincinnati Whiskey,
15 hogsheads Potto Rico Sugar,
: 50 bags Rlo Coffee,
50 boxes No. 1 Soap,
50 boxes Pale Soap?
-100 barrel! Baltimore Flour.
50, barrel* Iloward-street Flour, -
50 hair barrels do. do,
■50 bags Java Ooffse, • « ■■■
■ 100 boxe# Tobacco, assorted- s • * vV"
1VER,
TELEGRAPHIC COMNIUNICaTION
BETWEEN AMERICA AND EUROPE.
J OHN HUNTER, Agent In England of tee New-York .
Associated Press, respectfully begs to announce'to’’
the mercantile and business community teat TELE-' >
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES, to and from any part or Great. .
Britain, or tho Continent or Europe, will be punctually
forwarded, Ifconflded to his care. - :i
Dispatches should be forwarded In envelope, unsealed, ,
and addressed “ Telegraphic.”
Agent**
In Liverpool.—i. Hunter, 2 Paradlso-etrcct.
jtafeaMgSBBnt . ’
In New-York.—D. II. Cralg, 6fflcc of tho Associated
Press, 3 Hanovcbsfroet,up stair*. •> -
In Philadelphia.—W. W. Fulton, .
In Baltimore.—O. C. Fulton, Rdn Bui. 0 .
For Charleston, S. Augusta, Savannah* fa.—A* t
Carrol), Courier office. Charleston, 8. C, , ,
In Neu-Orleans.—Y,. Fuller, Merchants’ Exchange, '
In iAuisviUer^J. Vf. Clarke, Conrie^ office. 1 * ■"
In CiacianstL—R. 8mlth, 'Merchants’ Exchange,;., l
In Buffalo.—A. D. Levlin, Commercial office.... .
Correspondents in Europe should, to Insure prompt.
..ess lu the delivery and transmission of dispatches, for- ■;
ward their communications tor tho United (Rates through ,
tbo Agency at. Liverpool.. By so doltfg, their dispatches
will be transmitted over the wires In advance of aU other
private communlcptlona, on thoarrivplof thesteamcrapt ,
Charges moderate, and accuracy and Wudnable pMmpi- [
ness in tee transmlulon of dispatches fruarantoed, or tne -
2 Porodlsbetroe^ Liverpool, England, i t •
and General Agent InEngland. for tee Lino of Telegraph, ,
between Halifax, N. 8 n aud New-York,
To the eitI*en*dI Soute«^»*“rt«i- ,1
’Gt»M[ia'WidiAUil»L^.^ r> ^ ir _
Tbo undersigned, haying been appointed ono of tho >
Agent* under the above
to tender hla senrleesdr *
or Great Brilalh or Iho ,.
neaa entrusted to his care '
All communications; wbb
confidential, should bo adi
' fa®?'
. respectfully'
—tSSPPI
lllbe promptly attended to, t
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> W1U' be regarded as strictly