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, DAILY’AND TBI-WEEKLY
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A^.ir. Rftonre Armstrong, James Anderson, W V N
^ U4 * ftnmf rk Akin. Peter Arnold, K D Arnold, Tlios
^V n . , JT , v , ® , r Anderson. Richard Abercrombie. J 8 An-
fS§jS
Affinv Roller Saul S Box, Jos II Baldwin, Isaac Bnin-
fflroond lS^lonryllemers, NIKtfarnura, Win
nndav Robt Ufftko, Wm Burke. A F Bennott, Wra
few&awls&Ysssft
Michael Brannon, David *“25%
Francis Blair, Chat Ball, Patrick Brady, it---- - ---
JM Buffer, Michael Bryan, GeoBankman,OBBnrrlm
Jos Bryan, D L Best, J A Baker, W II Bunch, «os h.
BallSVm D Brown, A T Bowne, Jos I“iJSSSSft
Jrm Ilonnott, Louis BareBold, •[® B , D , an , c ™ < ^K, l j?“ U j a J
I lhLlwIn. Patrick Burke, G L Blount, Jno N Barueo, Jas
I Daren, u WBruon, Mosea Black. Il L8 Buntz, Thoa
18 Halley,W11 Bulloch, R M Bnrtholmessj ItaJJ
I eallelt, C A Blols, Henry Brigham, W 8 Bran ey, 0 W
I Benton, MJ Buckner, John Boaton, B M B Burrougns,
f Bennla Blannerhasaelt, D H Bkldwlm Wm 0 Banotu
[ Augustus Boulterau,John Burns, Michael Bowley.lJlick
I Burke, JmO Blanco, J II Baahler. W J Blodgol, Jns 0
I Hiiwim. Jno W IUo, Barnard B Boo, F 8 Bartow, Wm
1 «»Tl p Srookb & II Boordloj, W 0 BuPor. if S Bo-
cardtu, Frodoricb llalloy, W D lUlilor, Jo. W Brown.
Joliu 0 Blanco, Theodoro Blol% WIBIam Blola, Wm,H
ltourkc. John F Blakely, GOG Brown, Wm H Bonks,
I Uh ihmlllucau, J T Buckner, CharljSs 11 Bell, Gco Bron-
I wn,PT Broughton. II8 Belt W H Bradley, L 8 Bonuelt,
j Jos Belbo, Wm Bailey, F H Blols, J H Buckner.
Wra II Cnylor, John Cooper, 0 A Cloud, P LConstnn-
tluu, David 0 Cash, M A Cohen, Cayler, Ooo A Coj-
. ler, Holomon Cohen, Hugh Cullen, W U Cooper, aiwaid
, 1! II COmpfldd, Pnooi. T Cole, ^Ep cW, Tto. Clmfc
( John Cnruoll, Jn. Connolly. John rarrufoow Frederick
[ Cook, limnnuol tbmwnllcr, I.nko Cl-rl.li^ J^ ^. 'l O. lr
| Fro.Campllold, Jno D Oporiloo, JnoOflooko,Edmund
[ Colter, Moulgomery Cnmmlnm It
I hum, John Cass, Jno Ounnlngiiaipi 1 Cart 1 WmCar-
saB«aM8OT? !,| * s ™' fta
| d«ibllobtCorr, Frn.Chnmflon
I ComelL James Cornell, H R Chrli—
I Cur. JnoT Carapagnac,'Wm Cullen, And Cordes. Pierce
Sr5te t s=is&
j Aulonlo'cidribfohnLltipo,Tho.ConnlttTho.Conwny,
I Buses S Cohen, D B Camp. Octavus Cohen, J P Colter,
I Bartow Cynthus, Patrick cWk, Jno M Cody, Jos Clag.
I hum, Wm Cannon, Charles Clor, Augustus'Cannon, Put*
I rlekfclark. Isaao Cohen. Wm Cromwell, G LCopo.Jr.,
I Q L CopisrTJames A Courvoleer, 8 H Cooper, If A
I Crane, Wm L Clark, D D Copp, John D Colo, Cornelius
I KCtmvor, Thomas Corr. Bryan Connor, James E L«po,
I LCCInrli doorgo Clnrt, Wm P C'nrfcJohn AC nm.
I bent Win Coltor, Imoreneo Connell, Frederick Cullon,
I John F Cercopoly, George Onumi B H CrandoC, P
I A Cannuet, Joremlah CavanaugU.Martln Oonwny, D
1 B Coleman, James Carroll, Georgo E Congdon, Thomas
Collins, J P Cohen, Charles H Connery. j
I nic’d W Delaney, Martin Duggan, John DoylOj Wm C
I Dawson, Mlchaol Dally, Rlo’d Donovan, Sami P Dibble,
■ Daulul Donovan. Albert L JVEor^lalrlck Dowmu,
I Base D’Lyon. Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wn$
I M Davidson, Morty Dorgan, Wra II Davis, Wm Dixon,
I iu Dunn, ckosloy Duggor, Jns H Derannd, Jos Dawson,
I TJioi Dowell, Juo Dowulug. J B Davis, II J Dtekoreon,
11- 8 DeLyonJ G W Davis,!) S Daniels, Jno Dailey, Wra
I Duncan, John Dillon. Israol Dasher, Levi DelbUL A O
I pavouport, Isaao Davis, Henry Dannonfolsor, Jno D Dol-
I Unuoy, WL Davis, B 0 Dunning, Patrick Dor vine, Chas
I Donee,' BurroUDyo, B 0 Dunning, Jr, F P Dona W
| H Dudley, John Devaney, John Doblo, R H Darby, Jas M
Doyle, James Downey. Wm II Dunning Jr, Honry Du-
hlgnon, James Doyle. Martin Dutmagnn, Dudley Haven-
— Jacobite Ln Molta^A M Day^J. J O Davis,Thos B
u Jas Do Martin, Henry Dlttmora, Alex Dryadalo, D
_ Darls, Jas DoMartlmVleury Dlttmora, Alex Drvi ,
| U Dillon, Frod’k Dimnerslblwr, J BDashor, 11W Dasher,
Bmnod L Uow. , John Dry-
I Duggan, John Dorgan.
I Henry Ellis, Daniel Egan/nichard Knnlfc Abraham
, jEi|«teln,John BvorardiWmElleby, Thos Eden, OW
r ■ ? <lon i Jo, m J Edy, Charles J Eden, Potor Endrles,J A
1 Q Epsloln,' Edwin w Ervin, Jnmea Eden.
Joseph Felt, John Foley,' Thos Ford, Jos 8 Fay, Wm
;B Folwn, 0 d Frloram, Auilln Froucli, Jobonn D Flilii
Wm Folllard, Dominick Flntley. John Flnnoogcn, Pnl'K
£°|cy, The* flnhorty, Jno D Fl.li, I. M Fnlllgcnb Owen
Pdoy. I. J n PnlrchfliL Jn. F.un.lnn, Mlchaol Fny, O W
Penn.II, Jno Potter, J U Pt.bor, 0 4 Ftlllon. '
Prlend, J 0 Fathom,’o G Ferric. John 0 Ferrell,
Ilonlker, Robt Hutchinson, Jas C Hines, Henry llunkem
J II Harley, Michael Hlckey,Tlmotliyllowe,08 Hardoo,
Sllsha Haxad, J P Hood, Tbos Henderson, W J Halloy,
1 lonnr Harpor, J B Hogg, W R Harris, Nicholas lleman*
dex, Thos 1 teCtercd. Alfred Haywood, Moses Y Hender
son, OII Hill. U II Hardee, David Harrington, Edwin B
Herts, W U llauaoratn, N M Harris, Stephen Hatrlck, B
A Hooker, 1 0 8 Hunter. RR Habersham, Chas F Ham-
ton, W 11 Holmes, B P Htlsey, Wm W Habersham, J M
lay wood, Thos Hoynos,Jno B Habersham, Goorgo 8
i larding. Jno Harrisaon, Nicholas Hoyle, Fres Hernan-
dex, Andrew llarrisson, Wm Humphreys, John Ilolry,
O Troup Howard, Wra Henderson, D S Henderson, Jns
51. Henderson, Thomas Helry, Claus Ilnllman, John II
Hull, Levi Hart, Jas Horan, B Heldt, Maurice llnekett,
Robt Habersham. Br, John Harper, J W Harris, Thos
Holcombe, G H’ Holcombe, E 8 Harris, Wm Heldt, Jos
Harogrovok Jos C llnberslmm, John B Holcombe, Eldrod
Hnyden, E J Harden, Jno Hamlet, Goo llahs, Jno R
Hamlet, M Harding, 8oymour Hants, E D Hoyle, Wm P
lollana, II F Holland, James lllncs, RII llowoll, Thos
Harden, W B Harrison, Milton Humphreys, Jos H Har
vey, RB Hilton,R W Hunt, Jno F Herb, Win Hone.
John W Ihly, John L lbly Wm Ihly, Brlon Island.
Georgo Jonos, JasOJonos, Jas M Jones, BG James,
Alexander Johnson, Jas T Jones. J D Jesse, Thos Jones,
Edward Jones, Jos Johnston, Peter Jacobs John U
Johnmn; Christian Jogstetter, EB Johnson, G II John
son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John
R Jackson, Bulloeh Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys, Robt
Jackson, Wm A -Jaudon, 11 R Jackson, Claus Jacketu,
Peyton R Johnson, Jos W Jackson, Goorgo Jaskson. -
Frod Krete, Harmon Kuhhnan, Wm II Kelly, Phillip
Kolb, Dcdrlek Kaltenhnm, P M Kollock, Ezra Kent, N U
Knapp, Jas King, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, James
Kerr, Peter Krauss, Gefort Kerk, James Kennedy, John
Kelly, Daniel Knln, Hanford Knapp, A JKnrn, Edwin
Knapp, J F Kirby, Nicholas Korley, Robert Knox, Fred
erick Kronson, Peter Krlno, 'Louis Komnf, A G Kennedy,
A L Kont, Louis Koexel,Tlios Keaton, Jns Kirkland, Al-
frod Kent, Phillip Kean. D O KautTa, Wm Kino, Ed-
ward Kean, Edward B.Kempton, John Keegan, Chiu H
Knapp, Wm F King, Nicholas Kellehor, Jno J Kelley,
Thos II Kreeger. ^
C A Li Lamar, Thos E LIovd,Bei\J’n W Lloyd. Hiigh
Logan, Jos LI human, John MitloOvsB. UW Lcucli, B
Lathrop, Martin I<arkln, SY Levy, JT Latham, Potor
Logan, Thos Leoiy, Hugh I<arken, Patrick Lenahan,
Patrick Ijeo, Daniel Laphnn, Tliomas Lyon, James Lao-
sghnn, J T Linde, Linda Linde, Daniel Lonhey, William
M Leigh, John Larkin, Henry Lathrop. D P Lsndorshlne,
Andrew Low, O D Leboy, Louis l<ogrlol. John Lyons, 0
LuTburrow, Charles Law, Peter I«e, Robert Leybourn,
Lovy LUlentbal, W W Lincoln, H F Letclie, F M LohoB;
Pslno Lovell, Win E Long, John N Lowls,8lmoou Lane,
M L Lurburrow, William Lake, SAT Lawrence, A R
Lawton, Edward Lynch, Edward Lovell, John Lares, D
N Lano, James Laughlin, J F Linder, James J Logan,
Robert ALowts, A B Luce, J II Dadd, Jno Lama, Jos
Lynch, ID LaRoche, Peter Lawrence, Mlchaol I .a van,
■fatthew Lynch,Robt Lsohllson, James Lacbllson, Cas-
lar Lonzor, James Irarkln, Timothy Lavau, O A La-
toche, Robt Luuday, Johu Lawton, A J Leboy, Tlios
Lewis, Win II Lyons, AntonioLoovonlo, J G Lambrlght,
Michael Lynch, Pafk Luughlln, John H Loveless, GW
Lockwood, Loors Lehman.
nr.
Abraham Minis, David Morris, Jacob Manses, John
Makln, Thos McNlcholas, John Mnstereon, Edward
Maahiui, Jeremiah McCarthy, John McIIuo, Wm Morrell,
J O Mehrlens, Robt McIntyre, H 0 Mehrtens, Jno D Ma|-
tott, Jos Mordocal, Michael McGrall, Thos MurUn-*-
Inlander Moore, Mathias II Myer, Peter McGulllleUi
Silvester Mannlug, M Marsh. Jacob Miller, Jno.Mnrcni-
>n,JnoAlontmolf(n, Tlios Maber, Thos McAulitt Jns
. oFeoly, B W Mlscally, IIW Mercer, O A blaglU, VVm
Meredith, E T McGrotl, Tlios McCollum, 11 Morcc, Wm
J Mooro, J D Mallard, 0 D Murphy, Jeremiah Mack, N G
Mills, Jesse Mount, Johu Murphy, B M Morel, Patrick
Monra,0 OBIillar,John McCubei Harvey Morse,John
McDermott, J M Milieu, Thomas W McArthur, Lovl 8
Myers, Ilonry Merckhanlt, Mlchaol Meath, Thomas Ma
hon, Patrick McGovern, 8 8 Millar, T J McNIsh, John
Mahoney, John MeGunogh, Patrick Mosterson, John
Mallory, James J McCoy, Isaac Minis, Edwafd McCabe,
G Murklns, 8 8 Moody, Dennis McGuire. Lawrence Me-
Konna,Noyto Mcllue, JII Mehrtons, 51 B Myor, Thomas
McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Manke, Edward McGrow,
Bartholomew Mclnsrney, John Mallory, Luder Mehr
tens, A F Mira, Fabian MyerholTor, O 8 Miller, John R
Martin, William B Moll. James W Morgan, Michael Mor
ris, John W McKoy, C F Mills, William 13 Mongln, D J
McKonzIo, A F Mordocal, Jas 8 McDonald, Jus .Mnnu-
sy, Tho#R Mitts, Doinlngo Marling. Jos Murphy, G A Me-
(Jleskoy, Angus McAtpln, Michael Martin, Peter Marls, A
G Mode, M B Mlllon, Jno McCall, Jiis McFooly, VVm MeU
calf, E Memloll. A K Moore, Win Macknv, John McNIsh,
JasG Mells, L B McConu, Win Morris. John AlcCoIIum,
Charles McC*nn, Bernard 51 a)lan, Wm McLaughlin,
Patrick McLaugiilott, F W McOarth,. W H 0 Villa,
Jno McMahon, Jno F 5Iullegan, Jns 5!aUhews, Isaac
Marsh,Thos Madden, John Moran, P A 5lsddox,8olomon
Mayer, E M McDoimell, Wm 5Iorcl, Jno Mahun, Jno R
Mayor, Thos G Mooney, 51 0 5toriand, Jns 5lcDoimld, T
B Maxwell, N W McLeod, Alex Mcllardee, Jno T Mlteli-
ell, Fredk Mundorf. II K Munttort, Jos Mullrldc, W J
McIntosh, Sami H Morel, Jeremiah McCarthy, Wm 5!o-
Carthy, A N Miller. Tlios MotU II P Miller. IW Morrell
Jos 5lelnllro,Di»nl McCarthy. 5111 Mcltejul, Jns McCann
Jus McCauna, Thos 5looks, Edward Slullegan, John Mo
ulia; Archibald McAUIster.
Joseph NollL ThosNnylor, Wm Nungezor, JnsNungo-
*er, VV (1 Norwood, Jno W Nouvilt. D D NIcnols, E L
Neldllngiir, PnnH Nelson, Torrenco Nugent, O N Nichols,
Geo B Nichols, L F Nichols. Jos Naglu. Novlll Neyle, Jno
Noll, J G Neldlllnger, A A Niuigazer. J R Norton, Jncob
Neuberuer, Edward Nugent/8am’ NulUnnn, Jas A
Norris Frederick Noltomon, Jno C NIcoll, Thos 51 Nor-
wood/Chas Nowland. James Noidtllngor, Wm Novo.
Danlol O’Connor, Tim
David O'Con-
■ry, G S Owens
Dennis O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno II Uhlmevor, Wm
It Olcot” Wm tilroatcad, J PWll, Dffcl
O'Dyriio, Mlohltol O’Nolll.O F. O’aum.nn, II G OllTor,
Johu Oliver, Jonathan Olttnlead, M O-Re lly, James Oil-
vor, W 0 O-DrlMoll, Dan’l u’SulUvan, l a. hy u’tfoj.
tmr! Danlol O-aumran, WWOato. JphtitlBolvfo, M W
O’Byrn, Thos O’Brynn, Geo Ott, FrodlckOlto.
Martin Payton, Antonio Ponce, E M Prendoignst,
Phil brick, Jos 51 Prentice, 8 M Pond, Wm Parris, Pot’k
Prunty, Andrew OPncelty, Edwin Parsons Ll'shn l or-
sons Jno Pools s G PaneosUOwen Potorson, 0 B Pallor,
son, John Porflold, John Phelan, Jno F Powell, Jas Pron-
dergasThos Ports 8ft«n’l PlUman, E J Puree, Georgo
Parsons. R D Pnnot, 51 Prendorgnst, Edward Padeltord,
8e““ia«ariPaJatford, Jr. Tlto.FI.tooB, Tho. S HIP
JlloPo.loH.JoaW PltlUlna, Jnmea Pront{,J II Pa in,
Marciia M f'oek, Patrick Price, , U Piider.'flioa Premier,
gnu, Chas Perry, It W Pooler, II K Prmfon, Joa V Prca-
foa, Wm F Proaion, Edward Pilrsalo, D U I>Hllbriclr.
Q, .
Jos Quanta*. John Quluu, 5Inrtln Quins Wm Quins
Wm Quontor,k,jr. ^
P M Russell, Waring UussoU, David Rosenblatt. Jacob
Rosenbond, Johu Russell, Donnls Ilyas Wra Rochoelor,
II Barter, Jos Cjag- jamealluiee 1L ThoaJ Uyou, J B Ross John Iloedy, *
51 Ross Michael Roehfbrd, Chrlstophor Russell, Wm
Roberts. John Ryns JB Rond, JosW Ilobborts, Hem,
L 8 Russell. Wm
Peter Yonsos Jno A Yonng, Dr E Yongo, W A Yongs
Wm P Yongo.
Z*
Peter Zarodntkl, Edward O Zetrouer, Jacob Zimmer-
nuut, Edward Zudomcs Solomon Zelgler.
•■"Thh*- foregoing are the quallflcatlons of voters entitled
(o vote tor Mayor and Aldermen or the City or Bavannah
at tho ensuing election In Dooember next, anda list of
persona Registered tor tho month or 5!ay. If there are
any persons whose names are Registered, and who are
not entitled to a vole, notico |s respectfully requested to
bo given to tho dork of Council, that they may be dealt
With according to law. R. F. AKIN,
•opt 14 dark Council.
iberta, John
Roscr, Wm lit
_ Arm Robertsos Patrick ltellly, . —
lekuiwtenS^Wm'Oox, WallwCammi^ rainca wo^ lio^he, BarnoyRoden, Pat’k Ryan, Wm Rogers Jno A
ly, Michael Carey, Peter OoliH, Jno 1 Co'Mll, Wm Con- R|chnnllon 0 Howland, Mleltael Ifoouny, Gootge
n,\n rinit Rnui chamiilon. A II Champios-no vv Edward Reilly, Daniel Robertson, Wm Uomshar^
5lathow Italtonl,
Frauds Reives
vuikhojii „ ir , n .| T -, JW. J Ilonaldson,
Jeremiah Ryan, fl G Reed, Chas'E Robinson, Josonh
Ross, llehry Kobor, Geo Robins Allen Ilussell, Wm
Ilobersos John Rowley, John lloaora, Dan’l Reddnms
Wm P Rowland, Hugh Rlolly, Andrew Rtelly, A R Ral-
stos H J Royal, Jno E Rice, James Ityan, Jas L llosslg,
noil, 0 E Ryan, Wm Robkon,0 W Rogers Thos Rouau,
Geo Robortson, Tobins llotbletcr, F A llobere, G 8 Roux
F T Ruff, 51J Reilly, J nines Russell.
E A Boullard, Wm Swoll, John A 8ohaffer, John
Scuddor, inch’d Smye, Henry Btarkc. Abraham Slmpaou,
Chrlstophor Schneider, John A Stnly, Rlch’d Scanlnn,
Emanuel ShofluB, Ilarman Sllber, R!1 Spencer. Mordo*
cal Bhoflall, Andrew Stoafvolor, Johu Savage, J 8 Solo
mons Frod’k Scherff, A A Bmcts W II Symons Thos
Sullivan,GooSpolthoir, JnoGSoxton, AJCSImw, Ja
cob Shalrcr, 5l8hcRtaB, sr., G J Spencer, Sam’l Solomons
J P Scriven, Johu Spellman, D If StewnrLJnhn Sullivan,
D SholTer. Wm U Smith, John Stoddard, Ephraim Bend-
dor, Sam’l B Sibley,’Anthony Sogur, Jas Shea, Pat’k
Scaulan, Jns Skinner, J Il Stroes Dnu’l Bulllrun, Jas
Skinner, Dr 8 Sheftoll, Nicholas Slnol, 5lartln Sulllvau,
Lewis Smlili, Jacob Schaffer, Thomas aiundora, John
Stevenson, G N Staley, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Juo Sul-
llvnn, James Sullivan, Walter W Smith, Goo Shultz, F F
Strobhnrt, JasJ Stokes Goo Shuts Harmon Rangstock,
Henry Seltzer, 0 B Scally, E Somerall, Francis Sorrel,
Jno A SteK John Sloan’ Wm Q Steffonl, Jno Bcrevon;
Wm Salto, O M Stons J R Snuray, J M Schloy, Francis
Shells PK Bblels Adam Short, Jno Y Symons James
Srmons. F R Swent, Edmund J Saundors, hdwln 8tilcs,
jTl Solomons. Augusttts Scheldemnn, Donnls Sullivan;
Danlol Sullivan, 51 JSolomons, M Shohan, Dennis Sulli
van, Barnoy Smith, Hennr Stlbbs >*« H Shehan, Valen
tine Stanton, John Sherlock. Loyal Scranton, Martin
Shannon, Josoph Sullivan, Jas F 8tokcs,Philip Smith, Jos
M SB-As kPiDlaklsad, Ttaolhy 8U.nwd,„
—jy, Joromial. . - - ff - . .-
raucott, o E Flanders, W O Foote, BopJ Franklin,
ol«r Fetb, o W Forties Thos M Forman.
John Gerdtz, Francis Grlmball. J F Gullmnrtln, BonJ
wnovoly, Joshua Grifllth, 0 L Gilbert, Jos Goorgrasr.,
Ti'^MfomJasGrady, Goo Glen,J FGrovonstoln, Jdm
^““^.Jos Gallagher, Domingo GaUoo, JohnGriffln,
rely, Jos B Godfrey, L J Oullraartln^Soaborn
David HGnann, Goorgo Gatehouss J M Grlffln.
Wn ,co \ W Gibbons Chas Gross, Patrick Gordon,
riwK ? rec, Vno F Glatlgny, Potor Gafoev, W W Good-
nWW Wm F Goodwin, John Gtlloland, Joseph
lp} J "“««j,SharioeGanah1, JohnGallagher, 0 A Orolnpr,
V, I r l£ u 5’^ M Goodwln, ll B Goodwin, Canton Genlls,
Msmes E Oaudry, Julius B Gaudry, R II Grlffln, Robert
Jam r 23 r, n ,0, .°? or «o Jr. D. II. Galloway. Martin Gortln,
I W^^’^hn A dray. U J, Gilbert,’ Matthew Galla-
Garhov.Wm GanvaughW.Johrt M Gi^
i;3.w,teji D B .? i r u ;[^¥ , £ar.x
III E W H ufdord.Ttio. Grumble, W It allot,
John Bhlelus, Nelson , o' » J
Starko, Arp Seamen, Thos h Stevens, Jh Stlrk.ln
Smith, Wm Starr Jr* Henry Saundors, Peter Smith, J_
Stebbins, A A Solomons, O W Shaffer, D T Scranton,
Patrick skinner, Edward Swift, Saint:B Sweat, John D
Spann, John EStllwcll, H Shoppard,F M Stone, geazor
Solomons. Tlios Scully, Win Saundors, Jns Smith 8r, Jno
Sohungou) Jcssoo J Smith, Win F Shearer, J A Bowe l, J
8 Sturtuvant, Wm Saundors, Julius. Smith, II R Setley,
Christopher Bmilhi
Wm II Tarver, John V Tnrvor, Geo W Tltcolmb, Wm
H Tyson, John Tiioranson, Patrick Tvdlngs; Barnanl G
Tiklen, Wi Tranlcll. AFTorloy. P GTlmmns, W t
Thompson, Jno F Tuckor, ATalbted,Fras Trnutell, J D
Tombroke, Jarao# Thurmalt, B T Tumor, Win Thomas,
O E Tofft, EdwaM Townsend. B T Tlious, A Thomas, W
P Tom, Morion ThreadcraB. Jno U Thodo, H J Thomas-
son, W B Tinsley, Eras Trucholut, R V Thomas, Richard
son Tombs, W H Talblrd, J E Taylor, John GThomna,
John Trumflor, IK Tem, Jns P Tuslln, Thos 51 Turner, F
ATunpor, ChosThompSon,II JTlodemmi, David Tliomp-
son, Job Tlgho, L 0 Tobonn, Ghns O Talblrd. Henry Tow,
Jno Tanner. Wm A Thomnsoit, Robt Todd, t JJImmoiis,
Wm II Talblrd Jr, Jno J Thetis, J Techonor, Wra 8 Tay
lor, N P Taylor, J M Thomns, J R Thompson.
Christian Uobclo, Philip Us’ter.
Antonio Vondloy,'alias Romboskl, Cljas Van Horn, W
H 8 Vcrstllle, Tristram VorstlUe, David Veador, Henry
Vellstoleh, W 0 Vandonbora^ Ilonry Vonglahn.
O A Wood, Rlch’d Wayne,* J L Wlneburg, Oapt W
White, Jamos Whlllhan.&olh Woodward,Ellslm Wylly,
Charles Wilson. Goo W Wylly. Augustus Wonze, James
White, L W Wolls, Francis VVllson, J J Waver, A R
Waters, Hiram Waller, John Winiamspn^Jna Wme, Ja-
WolghLt
* m-J-.-
* * r, Juo EWard, Jos Oi
Suofuesn ffint-Bo.
O. A. -X. LAMAR,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
nov 13 Sawamtah, Georgia* ly
T IBERAL ADVANCES mado upon shipments of
±j Cotton to my frelnda in Liverpool and New-York.
nov 13 3m O. A. L. LAMAR.
" DENTISTRY. :
SUJtBICAt MB' MEmMCAf. DMTIST,
Bronghton-atroet,
South Sldei near Whitaker, Savannah.
nov10 ly
DU. WIXDITIAN,
Having Mltled permanently in Savannah, respectfully of
fers to Its citizens his services In Iho general
Prnetloo of Hedlclno and Surgery*
Residence nnd Off—No. 20 A bo room, corner of South
Brosd-atroets.
Hours of Consultation—From 8 till 10 o’clock, A. M„
•ltd from 3 till 5, F.M. nor 10
MISS D. A. GARDNER,
400 BII 0^11?Wa'y*, *NEW- YORK.
DRESS MAKER.
Importer of Frenels Patterns.
oct 22—3mo
GRIFFIN & GORDON,
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ’
Office In the seoond story ortho new Custom House,over
tho main entrance.
xobbktii. oatrriM. [Jy31——Omo] ozo. a. cordon.
ii ..BOTHWEXXAcNimni,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
— /.taYannahjOoorglu,
The uuderilgnod havo taken the stand reoentiy occu
pied by How fc Botuwkli., and have aiaoclated them-
solvesaa partnere, under Ihenamo and style of Botu-
Wztt k Smith, for the purpose or transacting a General
Commission and Factorage Buslueu.
JAB. t. BOTnwKtt. [aug31—3mo] thos.b.siutii.
uznev a. roaT. a. dunuaii"
FORT 6c DUNHAITI,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oct 7 SAVANNAH, OA. ly
^ , FLEMING & MILLEN.
■The Undersigned having united In tho practice of Law,
will attend te any business entrusted to tholr caro. Offloe
J»n>er^nny and Whitakcr-eta, over Messrs. Swift, Dons-
WiLLiAK B. Flxmino. JonN M. Muzz*.
Ordinary’s Of (ice,
Corner of Bay nnd Whllnkcr-etreets. Ofllco hours from
A. M. to 2 P. M„ aud 3# I*. M. to 0 P. M. Jan 31
U.T.OKKKNWOOI). JOSIAII MORRIS. JOHN J.R1HUWAV.
GREENWOOD, MORRIS & RIDGWAY,
COTTON FACTORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 47 CARONDALET-STIIEET,
,, ... New-Orleans*
Mr. Morris will remain at Montgomery, Alabama,
and all orders tor the purchasing or Cotton, or any other
business entrusted to our care, at thnt place, will moot
wlUi prompt attention.
nov 2-tf GREENWOOD. MORRIS fc R1DGWA
BEHN At FOSTER,
FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SAVANNAH, GA. ’
P. H. Bern, John Foster,
of Savannah, from Hancock county
. July 23 wftn—ly
BUNKER & OGDEN,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sept 4 No. SO Ray-*t««Snvamiali.
DR. CHARLES XV. WEST
Offers his professional services to the citizens orSavan-
nnh and Its vicinity. Residence—corner of Congress and
Bull-streets, over the Drugstore of W. W. Lincoln,
fob 3 ly
HENRY K. WASHBURN, Ag’l*
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
July 21 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
ROWLAND 6c CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah—No. 178 Ray-Ntroot.
JOHN T. ROWLAND. [nUg 21] JOHN T. ROWLAND,-JR.
RIUARDEY 6c PARKER,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION AIEUCI1ANTS,
Broad-Mtroat, Augusta, Go*
References:—H. 11. Gumming. Esq n Messrs. J. O*
Carmichael, Baker fc Wilcox, Baker fc Hart, Hand,
Williams fc Co, G. T. Jackson, Scraulon, Stark k Davis,
Hopkins, Kolb fc Co-Augusta; A. II. Abrohams,CliarlM-
lon, S. C.; Brigham, Kelly k Co., John Lama, Savannah
nov 29 ly
. COOK 6c MONTFORT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office at Oglethorpe, Ga*
Will practice In the Countlos of Macon, Marion, Craw
ford, Sumter, Houston, Dooly, and Leo.
ReferencesMessrs. Roberta, Foote fc Marshall,8a-
vonnah: Winshlp fc Sons, Macon. ly Jan 29
JNO. F. HAMILTON,
(SUCCESSOR TO HAMILTON fc HARDEMAN.)
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 83 Bay-*t,, Savannah, Ga*
Tho services of Air. O. F, Hamilton,- (long known
to Iho public ns seller of Colton and country Produce—
purchaser of Groceries, family supplies, fce^) have been
secured. Prompt and strict attention will be glveu to any
business confided to the care of the abovo House.
*.* Tho Mllledgovlllo Recorder aud Macon Journal
fc Messenger, will please Insert 4 months, and send bills
to this office. 4mo nug31
CALVIN FAY, Architect.
Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Bavnn-
nah., He will at all times bo ready to furnish PLANS
and DRAWINGS for nil descriptions of Buildings, nnd
superintend their construction. Office opposite Pulaski
House, over Iloywood’s shop. ly sept 11
WM. W. GARRARD.
FACTOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
82 Bay-Struot.
fob 5—ly SAVANNAH, GA
GAN FITTING,
TINS- COPPER PLATE WORK,ire.
U. CRANSTON,
AT NO. 91 BRYAN-STEEET, near the fdlaski house,
Willporform wllhnromntnoea and In tho best manner,
til work relating to Gns Fittings, Brazings; work in Tin,
Iron, nnd Copper Plate. ly nug 25
D. L. COHEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
No. 5 Jonea-atreot*
[two doors east or drayton-street,]
(s prepared to contract for all kinds of Building and
Rep tiring.
Also—To conduct Water through the various parted
Houses. oct 13
C. 8. HARRIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office No. 99 Bay-street—Savannah, Go. ly fob 20
THOS. T. LONG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR GENERAL, E. D.
Ofllco over tho store of A. Stevens, Jr„ Whltakor-stroot.
mur 20 ly
«. BUTLER,
MASTER BUILDER,
Dealer in White Pine Lumber,
YORE-BTRBET, OOLETHORrE-SQUARE.
N. B.—lie Is prepared to put in Iron Fronts to Stores,
kc. Is npr29
BOOK AND JOB PUINTING
Executed with neatness and dispatch, and on nccomtno-
. dating terms, by
GEORGE N. NICIIOLB,
Owen** Building, opp. Pulaski House.
UP" Orders from the country, with tho cosh enclosed,
wlllbe nttondod to promptly. Jan 12
W. P. YONGE,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 04 llay-at„ Savannah.
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
. G. A. HOLCOMBE.
OASTON-STREET, (NEAR THE PARK,)
sept 27 savannah, oeo. Nl—StawOmo
WILLIAM C. PEBKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Cuthbcrt, Randolph County, Ga.
Ills term of office os Solicitor General of the South
western Circuit having expired, he will give his Individ
ual and undivided attention to all business of a profes
sional nnd legal character entrusted to his care in the
Counties of Randolph, Stewart, l<co, Raker and Early.
January Uth, 1852. lr Jan 15
JOHN J. BYRD,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Auguata, Georgia.
REFERENCES!
Savannah—Anlhony Porter, Pros’L State Bank, Chas,
11. Campflod, Esq-11. J. Gilbert.
OuARLESTON-Chas. Edmondston. Prea’t — Insur
ance Ofllco, Burckmaycr k Moffett, G. W. Williams, Esq
New YoRX-Hajjgorty, Green A Co-120 West st.
Auousta—Dr. G. M. Newton, IWt Br. Bank, U. W.
IUsley. Force, Conley fc Co., JohnC. Carmichael, J.R.
BuiitKj. Illy July >»
COWDERY 6i WELLS.
FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
■ No. 041-2 llay-iit.. Savannah, Oa.
O.W.COWDEKT. [fttb7] Kf.mU
STONE, STARR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
DRY GOODS.
NO. 41 BROAD WAY, NEW-YORK.
Levi P. Stone, ) III. Lanodon Butler,
Elrbrt Starr, V } JonaJ. Broom.
Henry 11. Stotesdurv, ) ly July 24...
UOBKRTS Si FOOTE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
orrosivx bt. anbisw’i hall,
Broughtonratronti _ „
|nne 14 SAVANNAH, GA.
tool,
Often his servlcsfl to the ehlsens or Savannah to fur-
Dmlgns for lheFronUof8toi»*M well H» their Inter-
al Fittings, earaftilly sttcmlod to.,
Ofllco InSorePs Building, np ohe flight of ntalys.
norchantny
HARDWICK k. COOKE, .
Factor* and Commission Mo:
JVb. 109 DarSirut.
*. s. lusftwicx. John a. roox*.
J. HA8BROUOK Ic CO., ‘
IMmXTKBS ANO, WUOUESALB UKAIXM IN
Earthen-Waro, Erenoh^CUiia^Looking Glasses.
J. L. GL1VBII,
Fashionable Boot Manufacturer.
NO.SRVKMTKKN BULL-8TKBZT, HKAX MONUMENT'SQUABI.
Cork-Sole, Water-Proof; Hunting, Military, Patent
leather, Walking, Dress, and Pump-Solo Boots: Shoot
ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Am Pumps, slippers,
4te^ made to order In the neatest ana most fashionable
manner, of warranted material^ ahd by the most oxpert-
enoed and careful wprkmen.
WYLLY k MONTSIOLLIN,
General AgcnU and Broker*,
For the Sale of
RttU Kt tnlAjfegroe*, d- as y dutriptian Personal Property.
, . omen, coax** acix-sT.jjtD iat-lake,
feb23 Savannah, Georgia- .
8. 8. MILLER k J.b. FERGU80N,
Wheelwriirht* and Blacksmiths,
Corner of Ilrougklsnani Montgsmerysts.
„ ‘ SAVANNAH,OA.
Ctrrlaros. Wagons, Carts and, Drays manufactured.
DlnckiunUhlng, Including Iron lulling and Grates, for
Buildings. tuly—o novfl
ADAM SHOl
Master Builder,
......xtasT DOOR wasT or st. anAobw’s haj,i-
Wlll toko contracts tor Building and. Work In 5iasoi
of every description. . .
«7
_ R. k J. LACHLISON,
Eugllioora and HIlllwrlKlita,
IROAT d- 11RJIS8 FOUJfDERS,
Canal-Street—Near the Canal Lock.
a. LACHLISON. J, LACHLISON.
A. N. MILLER,
Engineer and Mlllwrljrht,
JRO/r AND BRASS FO UNDER.
EAITEBN WU ABr—BAY-ST.
A. PONCE,
Importer Ac Manufacturer of Sowar*,
NO. 13'\VIUTAKaR-aTRBBT,
Keen* on hand a well selected stock of Imported Be.
gnrsj also Manufactured Tobacco, Bnuff, Pipes, and all
other articles Usually kepfln hls-llne of business, which
ho often on the most reasonable terms. nor 3
(Bfcneral SKnurUflemnua.
A SPLENDID
OPENING OF FALL GOODS.
T HE Subscriber would reepeottolly call the attention
of the public to bis largo and wdl selected stock of
Fall and Winter Staple and Fancy
DryQoods.
Consisting In part of: Black and colored 8llks, or a great
variety; vory rich embroidered Silks, of all patterns;
Mantillas and Crape 8hawls; Scotch Wool Long do.{
and square Plnld Shawls; Cashmeres; Mouselliio do
Imlncs: Alpaccas, a great variety; Needle-Work Coll
tars and Capes, of all patterns; Clilmlzettes; Muslin and
Lace Under-Sleovos: Cambric Handkerchlor#, from 12)f
cenlstoS5aploce;IrishLlnons; Huckabacks; Diaper;
French Towels from 25 cents to fl a piece; double
Dnmaak Tablo Linen; white nml brown Napkins, a lino
assortment; a very largo assortment or Gloves and Ho
siery, of tho vciy beat inuko and stylo; English and A-
merienn Long Cloths; unblcnclicd do.: rich Damask
Tablo and Pinno Covers: Caaaiincrei and Cloths, black
and bluo of eveiy quality: rich Vest patterns of nil
styles; 8aUnots; Kentucky Joans; Kerseys, a very large
assortment; ouo of the very best selected stock or Blan-
kola ever brought to this morkot.
CARPETING—Brussels, 3-I’ly, 3-Ply, All-Wool, a va-
rlotv of patterns; and, also, Colton Carpeting.
N. II.—Clothing at wholosaloonly. Country merchants
would do well to coll, before purchasing elsewhere, as
tho goods shall be sold low and on tho moat accommodo-
ting terms. [oct2] JOSEPH LIPPMAN.
NEW FALL AND WINTKU (JUDDS!!
J. H. & M, BHEAHAN.
Horner of Broughton and IVhitakor-itB.,
SAVANNAH,
I NVITE attcntlou to thotr now stock of FALL A WIN*
TER GOODS,comprising:
DRESS GOODS—-French Cashmeres, French De
Lnlnes, English Do Lalnes, Black 811k, Colored
Silk, Black Alpacas, Colored Alpacas, Bomba-
rlnoa, Duiuask Antique, English, French and
American Calicoes.
EMBROIDERIES—h\aon Cambric, Cambric Hand
kerchief, Plain and Embroidered Handkorchlef,
Boblnol Laces Boblnot Edgings, Collars and Culfr,
Habits and Under-Sleeves, Black Lace Veils, Blk
Crape, Colored Crape.
HOSIERY Sr LINENS-A large and well-selected
■took or Gloves; Irish Linens, Lluen Diapers and
Damasks.
nols, llMnnd 11-4 Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pillow-Case Linens, and Quilts.
Country 5Icrchunla, Planters, and others, will consult
their Interests by examining our stock before purchasing.
All wo ask la a visit from those dealring to pur
chase. We fuel confident that the quality and prices ol
our Goods will command sales upon our terms:
Cashs and no Second Price,
oct 10 tMl
GEORGE J. SMITH,
.AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND GENERAL AGENT,
108 nay-Mtroot. Savannah, Goo.
Will alto attend to Collecting of Rents,
1 RarauTo—Hoof JohnNv^/RtoeraQn, rioiiFhtndsB.
Bartow, William II. Tlson, Esq., Horace Smith, Esq,
Messrs. Washburn, WUder k 0Oi, Brigham, Kelly fc Co.
•DOT 8 , •
FALL OF 1852.
TTAV1NG completed our arrangements for the reason,
JLL we are now prepared to offor to tho public the larg
est and best assortment of
GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING,
and are determined to sustain our reputation by selling
Goods at fair prices. We luvto our frlonda and tho pub
lic to cull and examine our Fall and Winter Stock,
Which, for QUALITY, STYLE and QUANTITY far CXCCCda
any previous season, and from which a complete outflt
cun bo selected at the very lowest prices. Our
Goods are selected with great care—being cut In tha
latest Fashion, and mauulaclurod In such a manner ost
give entire satislhction.
•50,000 STOCK
of Ready-made CLOTHING, embracing all Ihe various
styles, qualities, otc., in gn^rt as follows;
Black Cloth, Frock and Dress, Plaid and Clouded, Fancy
Business Conta In great variety. Twoods cut Into Pullers
Hair8ackB,otc-etc. •
PANTALOONS,
made from Fine Black Doeskin, and tho various Fall
styles or Harris’ Clouded and Mottlod Casslmeres, Black
and Fancy Satlnots.
VESTS:
Black and Figured Satin, Gentlemen’s White Silk and
Figured Nlorselllcs.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
We Invite, tho attention of Country 5Ierchants to our
Stock, which Is varied nnd complete, and manufliclurod
expressly for tliolr trade. Wo also have a genteel as
sortment of YOUTH’S CLOTHING,
Geutlomen’s Furnishing Goods, Blaok nnd Fancy Silk
Cravats; Stocks,-Plain nnd Figured Silk and Satin Neck
Ties, Prlnco Alberts, of Plnh^YVatored aud IUbbed Silk.
White and Fancy, warranted to’lit, Gloves, Under Gar
ments, Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchief, Socks, etc.
Cr We usk a continuance of tho patronage which
has always been so generously extended to us.
sept 7 PIERSON, HEIDT k CO.
JOHN J. MAURICE’S
STOVE DEPOT & TINWARE MANUFACTORY,
.Vos. 10,13 A 14j JBarnardst., Savannah.
IN STOKE FOB THE CENTEEIHEN.
J OHN W. KELLY, having returned from tho north
with a handsome assortment of CLOTHS, CA8SI-
51 ERRS and VESTINGS, takes pleasure in Informing his
friends, those especially who adinlro a flnoly flttlcg gar
ment, to his saloon, No. 4, opposite the Pulaski House,
where they will find him ready at all times to suit his ps-
trous la tho most approved and fhshionablo manner, nnd
he ventures to assort, that those who will coufldo In his
selection as to color, mbrlc, style or finish of a covering
tor the human form, ahull go away satisfied.
Furnishing Goods—Shirts, white and colored, with and
without collars; Under Shirts; Sforino, cotton and Hale
thread Drawers; Hoslory, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, neck
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas, silk and cotton do.
Also, a lurgo lot of men’s and boys’ Caps, of tho latest
patterns.
Also, a flno lot of boauUfol Ready-modo Clothing,
which I selected with great care.
Gontlemen In want or any or tho abovo articles will
ploaso glvo mo a call, ns I am determined to sell at a
small profit. [sept 25] JOHN W. KELLY.
SAM’L IIOYT,
Lato of tho firm of Sam’l Hoyt & Co, Savannah, Qa.
W OULD announce to his friends that he has remov
ed to Charleston, S. C- No. 140 East Bay, where
he Is prepared lo do n general Commission business, and
fUrnlsb lo order, at all times, any articles from the North
or South that may bo wanted, for tho usual commission,
as well us recolvo and sell tho uatno. Aud I pledge my
self I hut all business entrusted to my care shall receive
such attention as will Insure similar manifestation of
tliolr good will, uot doubting that my acquaintance with
Northern and Southern markets will onablo mo to do as
well as any, and better than many.
Also Dealor In Butter, Clieeeso, Plaster, 51arble Dust,
Cement, Llmo and Hair.
And Agent for sundry Machlno Manufactories, North
and South, as well os Situs C. Herrings’ Fire Proof Safes,
Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones; all of which will
ho.furnlshod on short notico. nnd at raanuf cturers prices.
Cash paid at all times for Wool, Groen, Salted and Dry
Illdoe, Deer aud Sheep Skins, Shipping Furs, Beeswax,
Rags,.Rope Cuttings, Sea Island Colton Seed nnd Flor
ida Moss. Also, Southern Tannod Leather In the Rough.
Terms cash Invariably. Refers to the citizens of Sarnn-
nah generally.K “Pl4
D11 a’pe’iVs ^AN * TA^lLblt S,
AND DEALERS IN
A Fine Ready Made Clothing,
RE NOW receiving their 8tock of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, consisting lu part of: Blue, black
and fanoy colored English and Frouch Cloths; OverCoat,
logs ol black, blue and fancy colored Beavers; blue,
black and drab Pilot Cloths; English, French and A*
merlcan Caaslmera, of black and Juicy colors; Vestings
of Silk, Satin, Cashmores, embroiders and rich Cut Vol-
vet. All of which will bo mado up at tho shortest notice
and in the best style of workmanship.
Our READY 51ADE CLOTHING is manufactured at
the well known house or VV. T. Jennings k Co- No. *1
Broadway, New-York, and Is equal to nuylnthoclty.—
: Wo keop constantly on hand tho largest assortment ol
FANCY GOODS of any houso In tho trade, such as
! white and fhucy colored Shirts; Silk, Llslo Thread and
Gauze Sterino Under-Garments} Shaker Flannel *nd
Lambswool do.; Thread, Gotten, Merino and Lambswool
Hosiery: Side and Cotton Umbrellas: black, white and
colored Kid GIovos, (of Alexanders make) { Stocka,
Scarfs, CravuU and Collars: and, In fttcL everything uo
cessary to a Gentleman's Wardrobe. For sale op as ao
oommodating terms as can be bad In tho city, at
• GAUDRY’8 BUILDINGS,
sept 21 . . Next door to Pulaski Honae.
EASTERN PREMIUM COOK STOVE.
ITMIE subscriber hss now received his Fall Block of STOVES, nnd respectfully solicits a call at hla Establishment,
*[ h , Pr ® * Ml® * nt ' varied assortment or Stoves for Cooking, Parlor and Ofllce purposes can bo vlcwod, from
manufactories, which are on sale at rusonsblo terms. Also-Hollow-ware, Pots, Ovens, Spldera, 8anee-
mms, Cwt Iron Pump*, Beer Pumps. Can Iron Charcoal Burners. Lace Irons, Revolving and Ix>ng-haiMlled WafBe
A^UtC^ tUmc™, wood anus Ben
‘ cl< 5 llon S f m , '. AN1 i ,,ED ^ABE:—Coffoe DKgloj, To»PoU, Eg? Bollcnt, Ojitor Uliheo, Cltafflng
Dishes, large and small, Oaslors, ke. ^
t NNlA WARE ^-Bar Room Pitchers, Liquor Mixers, Begar Lamps, nnd a variety of Britannia Fluid
T .“ b ^ a ,Limp^Hrassand WhltoMeUlCandlesticks.
JAPANNED k PLAIN TIN WARE i-Chsmber PallSTTollot Palls, Wine Coolers, Toilet Cawaa, Cash Boxes,
TUb, • P “ , ‘ , ***
Silver’s Flro and VValerproof MINERAL PAINTS mnstontly kepi on band; also, Campheno and 8plrit Gas.
raTAlI kinds orTln and Sheet Iron Work oxoculod with despatch.
tjprPrinted Catalogues may be had on application, and forwarded post-free.
,, „ JOHN J. MAURICE.
n0T *7 Bales Rooms, Nos. 10,12 and 14 Oamard-sircot, sad 184 Bay-street.
PORTER’S
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
T HE subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to the citizens or Savannsh and tho public generally, of the largest
arrival of lall and Winter CLOTHING ever offered in tho Southern 8tatcs. In this establishment can be found
®. T0, X5 nB ” t ) r am * 8l l' 0 ° r Clothing to please the taste of the most fastidious. This establishment la divided Into
six different Deportments, each ono containing a rich and full assortment In their line.
. „ . l*t Uopnrtmcnt.
Contains Frock aud Dress Coats or orcry quality, from
•7 to $30.
Frock and Dress Coats, Olive, Bluo, Brown and Green,
from #7 to $28,
Shad Poltocs and Buslnoss Coats, a great variety, from
•3 to fl2. ^
1)000 Over-Coats, doublo and slnglo breasted, and doublo
Over-Coals, from 83 to 830.
Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, embracing Kossuth,
from 818 to 830.
2,000 pair of Pants, of every quality and color, from 75
cents to 810.
1,000 Vests, of every kind.
2d Department*
Contains Furnishing Goods of ovenr description for Gen-
tlcinon’s wear—consisting of Scarfs, Cravats, Water
ford Ties, Prlnco Albert Ties, Spring Stocks, 5!erino
Shirts and Drawers, Cotton do., 8uspendcrs, Half
Hose, Gloves of all kinds, host quality Jones’ Patent
Yoke Shirts, a floe assortment, &c.
3d Department*
Contains 800 suits of Negro Clothing tor house or planta
tion use. Hickory Slilrts, Rod Flanuol do., Overalls,
Canton flannel Undershirts and Drawers. Price of
frill suits from 83,25 to 84,50.
4th Department.
Contains a largo and well-selected slock of India Rubber
Goods—consisting In part of 8ack Coats, White and
Black Frock Coats of two colors, Leggings^Blips,
Cloaks, Firemen’s Coals, warranted to stand 280 de
grees or heat, Riding and Driving Gloves, Horse Co
vers, etc.
5th Department*
Contains Hats and Caps, flno Moleskin, a large assort;
mont and latest styles.
6 th Department*
THE DAZAAR.
This splendid establishment, on the left wing of the main
Department, 00 feet deep. Is fitted up, at a great ex-
pense, exprtasly for Ladloi accompanied by their
Children. Hero will be found overy quality «nd
stylo of Children's Clothing, and of the latest Paris
fashions, consisting of Infants’ Robes, Christening
Cans, splendid Embroidered Caps, 8ults, connected
and separate, tor evory age. Jenny Linds, Polka
Backs, Frocks, Over-Coats with and without Capos j
and many other Goods, loo numerous to mention in
this advertisement. Parents and Guardians ore re
spectfully solicited lo coll, as great pains have boon
taken to add to the comfort and convenience of pur
chasers.
BtSTNo abatement from prices first asked.jiPq
ST. ANDREW’S HAUL, BROBGUTON-STREET,
Jitcrcfjniiafjc*
GROCERIES, LIQUORS Sc WINES.
•Q ECE1VED by recent arrivals;
II 120 bbls. Crushed, Powdered and Clarified Sugars;
25 boxes double refined Loaf do;
240 bugs Rio Coffee, sorao of them prime;
45 do. Java do:
50 hhds. Porto Illco and 5fuscovado Sugars;
270 boxes Tobacco, 8’s, 5’s and l’s Lumps;
45 packages superior Tobacco, El Dorado, Diadora,
Noclar, vlrginlus, ice.
100 boxes best Family Soap;
150 do. do. No. 1 do;
1J4 hair chests Black Teas,sorao of It vory superior,
148 packages Hyson do M In and chests;
150 boxes^Tallow Candles, 8’s nndfl’s:
100 do. Star and Adamantine Candlee;
150 do. Pipes;
75 do. Mustard; 50do.grou’d Pepper tcAllspice;
70 bbls. Bugar, Rutter and Soda Crackers;
275 do. Domestic Gin, Rum, Urandy and Whiskey;
40 do. Old Mononga’a Whiskey,some very cholco;
15 half pipes Olard, Bupuy te. Co.’s Brandy;
25 quarter and eighth casks various kinds cholco
French Brandy:
5 pipes Holland Gin;
4 puncheons Jamaica and SL Croix Rum;
30 casks 5!odolro and Tonorlffo Wines;
20 do. superior old 51adnira and Shorty Wines;
100 baskets Champagne, Iloldscck, Hungarian,
Lion, &c. tec.
10(1 kegs and halves FFFG. Powder;
400 bags Buck and Drop Shot;
50 bbls. No. 3 5Iockorel;
25 do. No. 2 do;
20 do. No. 1 do;
20 casks Codfish and Hnddock; New Fish.
30 half bbls. 1 k 2 Mackerel;
60 boxes-Oodflsb;
40 kitla No. 1 Mackerel;
With a full supply of everything else In the grocery
line, for sale on accommodating terras, by
oct 4 J. V. CONNERAT k CO.
OARl’ETNI CARPETS 11 13 Alt PE TN ill
W E havo This Day opened tor aalo, a splendid as
sortment of Carpet*, Oil Clotlsa, Mats,
Rug;*, Window Curtain*, dec*
—CONSISTING IN MET Or—
20 pieces Three-Ply Carpets
10 do. Velvet‘uipeitry
"WINES* BRANDIES* &c.
T HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving in store a
general assortment of tho above articles, in cases,
“"aslstlng of:
consisting oft
Pale and Dark Brandy, 51adelra Wine,
Cherry k Raspberry Brandy, Port do.
Bcotch Whiskey, Topax Bhcrnr Wine,
Holland Gin, Brown ao.
Stoughton Bitters, Tlnlllla do.
“Crown’*and “Star”brands Champagne.
By*Tho “Tintllln” Bbcrry Is highly recommended for
invalids—It causing no acidity. For sale by
' *“ BUNKER k OGDEN,
10
40
30
do. Brussels do.
do. Two-Ply Carpets
do. Floor Oil Cloth
iu do. Dniggot
5 do. Felt Curoet
5 do. Dutch do.
50 Velvot and Chcneilto Rugs
100 common Rugs and Mats
100 pair of beaulirul stylo Window 8hndes.
AU of the abovo Goods are offered nltho lowest markot
prices. For salo by [sept 20] A1K1N k BURNS.
/-I LOVE8, CRAY ATS AND TIES.—A supply Of Alex-
\JT ander’a black, colored, and white Kid Gloves just
received. Also, a cholco assortment of black, plain and
embrotdsmdCtavats and Ties.. .For salo by
scptui ,WM. R. 8VUONS, 17 WhUaker-M..
ROBERTS it FOOTE,
Broughton-street, (up stairs) opposite the St.
Andreufs Hall,
H AVE now on hand a very large and well-selocted
Stock of DRY GOODS, which Uiey offer tor sale, by
tho piece or package to the trade—consisting, In part, of
Coloredand Duffell BJankots.
Rod aud White Flannel.
Plains and Kerseys, assorted qnoUty.
Satinets and Kentucky Joans.
Fancy and Tweed Casslmeres.
Striped and Plain Cotton Osnaburgs.
Bleached and brown Shirtings aud Sheetings.
English nnd American Prints.
Cashmeres and Printed Do Lalnes.
Blank and Colored Alpacas.
Black and Colored Coburgs.
With an additional general variety of Goods usually kepi
in Dry Goods Stores, which are offered for sale at the
usual accommodating terms. sept 18
CHEAP CASH STORE, “ “
CORNER WHITAKER AND CONQRESS-STS.
B LEACHED and Brown SUEETINGS k SHIRTINGS.
The Subscribers have Just received per brig WUson
New-York 5IIUa do
James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4
Lowoll LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4
Londsdalo and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4
Son Islsud Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4
7-8,8,0,10,11, and 124 Allendale Bro. Sheeting
7-8,8, 0,10,11, and 12-4 do Bleochod do
7-8,8,0,10,11, aud 134 Hamilton do do
For sale by 51. PRENDERGAST k CO.
L ANDING, per schooner “Faunlo,” from Philadel
phia—
20 liogshoada choice Porto Rico Sugar,
15 do. do. Santa Cruz do. ~
110 bags cholco Rio Coffee,
15 barrels Cidor Vinegar,
10 hogsheads choice Bacon Slwulders.
nov 13 For salo by CRANE k HOLCQ5IBE.
L ANDING, per schooucrs “Eclipso” and “North
State”-—’
100 boxes Connecticut Cheese,
50 do. Soda, Button Wine and Milk Biscuits,
50 barrels Butter nnd Sugar do.
20 do. Pilot Bread,
50 boxes assorted Candy.
Also,per brigs “ American" and “Excel:”
200 bags assorted Shot,
5,000 pounds Bor Lead,
25 kegs extra choice Goshen Butler,
50 boxes Cream Cheese,
25 barrels Mercer Potatoes,
85 do. Yellow Onions.
nov 13 For sale by CRANE k nOLCOMDE.
TTvORElGN LIQUORS.—20 half and 10 quarter pipes
JO Dark and and Palo Otanl, Dupuy k Co. Brandy, of
our owu Importation. Vintages 1840, ’49 nnd ’50.
G pipes Holland Gin, Meder Swan Brand.
1 puncheon old Scotch Whlskoy.
2 do. do. Jamaica Rum.
1 do. do. St. Croix do.
20 demijohns, 5 gallons each. Scbeldam Gin.
Landing and for salo by
SCRANTON, J
BAVANNAH, Ol,
uutiGs t UltUUSTJ
2 AAA LBS. EPSOM 8ALT8.
•vUv/ 5,000 lbs. Copperas.
7 1.000 lbs. Glauber Salts.
2,000 lbs. Putty.
500 boxes Window Glass.
7,000 White Lead.
All of the abovo just received and for sale by
JAMES H. CARTER.
oct 29 Opposite 8L Andrew’s HaU.
oct 27
0 Bay st.
100 bales Negro Cloth,
35 do. Blankets,
15 do. Llnsey Wool soy,
15 do. Red Flannels,
50 do. Brown 8hlrUngs,
10 do. 44 Sheetlugs.
50 do. Heaw Cotton Osnaburgs.
10 cases Bleached Shirtings,
40 do. Printed Calicoes,
10 do. Kentucky Jesns,
200 dozen Head Handkerchlefo,
500 do. Assorted Hosiery,
Together with a most complete stock of Fancy Goods,
to which they Invito the attention of Country Merchanta
gnd others. NEVITT, LATHROP k OTEOB1NS,
nov 8 130 Congress-street.
GROCERIES,
A CHAMPION has In store and is receiving the fol-
• lowing articles tor cily nnd country trado. which
having been purchased for cash and selected by blmaelQ
enables him lo sol) on tho most favorable terms, vis:
100 bbls. Baltimore and Canal Flour. 50 half do. do.;
50 do. Stuart’s Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
10 boxes do. Loaf do;
10 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado do;
50 bbls. Clarified Sugar, various qualities;
25 boxes Cheese; 100 boxes and hairdo. Son Pd
50 do. 8perm and Adamantine Candles;
100 bags Rio aud Java Coffee.
30 boxes and half boxes Hyson nnd Black Teas;
75 do. and half do. Tobacco;
25 do. Starch; 30 do. Pipes;
25 dozen Brooms and Buckets;
50 bbls. )4, H, end kills Mackerel; 20 kitla Salmon;
10,000 Jbs. Bncou, Hams, Sides and Shoulders;
Smoked Tongues, Dry Beef, Fulton Market Beef.Choeo-
late. Farina. Sardines, Tnllot Soap, Fig Blue, PlclUes,
Sweet Oil, Almonda, Spices, Mustard^Butler, Currants,
Citron, &c> kc.
—ALSO—
25 whole, 25 half, 25 quarter boxes New Raisins;
5 bbls., 20 halQ 20 quarter and 20 boxes Buckwheat;
500 bags Shot; 500 bars Lead;
A choice selection of Liquors and wines. • oct 25
DeWITT 6c MORGAN,
DEALERS IN FANOY it STAPLE DRY GOODS,
C ALL attention lo their Urge Stock of the following
artlclos, which they offer at tbo lowest prices:
Rich Printed do Lalnes and Cashmeres,
French snd English Merinos,
Black Bombazines and Alpacas,
Linen Cambric and Embroidered Hdkfa^
Marseilles Quills and Counterpanes,
Irish Linens and Damasks,
Linen and Colton Sheetings,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Hosiery,
White and Colored Flanuols,
Cloths and Casslmores,
French, English and American Callooes,
Diapers and Towelings,
Table and Plano Covors,
rialn and Figured Black SUks,
Black Satin do Chene,
Plain Changeable Silks,
Paris Mantillas aud Talmas,
Bonnet and Plain Ribbons,
Brocho and Plaid Shawls.
French and English Crapes,
Indies’ and Gentlemen’s Kid GIovos,
Swiss and Cambric Trimmings,
French Needle-worked and Lace Collars,
Blankets, Plains and Kerseys,
Muslin Curtains,
Brocho and Figured Silks,
Domestic Goods of all descriptions, of the best manufac
ture. oct 28
oct 20
, JOHNSTON k CO.
B agging, bale rope, i
08 bales Gunny Cloth,
500 cotU Koutucky Rope,
200 colls Dillon’s Rope,
12,000 Gunny Bags. For sale bj
nov 9
T ARD, CHEESE, FLOUR, &c.—
1 J 50 kegs prime Loaf Lard; 25 boxes Goshen Cheese;
100 bbls. ualllmore Flour, 100 do. pureGeneaeo do;
30 do. Hiram Smith do; 50 ball do. Canal do;
50 half do. Baltimore do;
10 hhds. cholco Porto Rico Bogan;
100 gross Matches, and a general assortment of Gro
ceries, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Teas.
For sate by [nov 10] CullEN k TARVER.
ft ANAL ^LOUII, tc.—
L SO bbU Illram Smith’s Flonr.
30 htf bbU Fulton Market Beef.
20 casks pints, 12 do quarts, beet London Porter.
30 bbU prime Cream Ale.
6 pipes superior Holland Gin.
30 boxes and 25 half do Raisins.
SObalfbbU Sugar, Soda nnd Butter Biscuits.
50 boxes new Herrings.
30 bbU Bugar Uouse Molasaea.
SO boxes Star Candles.
50 do Composite do.
50 do Tallow do.
50 do Wlnsor,Toilet and shaving Boapjus) received
and. for salo by [oct20] McMAHON fc DOYLE.
SUNDRIES.
QAA BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds.
70 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugar.
40 do. Cuba and New-Orleans do.
100 bbls. Rcllned do.
75 do. Crushed and Powdered do.
25 boxes Loaf do.
300 bags Rio Coffee.
200 do. Porto Rico and St. Domingo Coffee.
75 do. Java do.
150 K aud X chests Hyson Tea.
40 }4 do. Black do.
130 boxes Soap.
100 do. Musiard, Pepper, Allspice and.Ginger.
80 bbls. Butter, Soda, aud Sugar Biscuit.
30 X do. do. do. do. do.
120 M Segars, assorted kinds.
20 bags Black Pepper.
250 bbls. Now-Orloans Whlskoy.
100 do. White do.
50 do. Monongahela do.
20 do. Old Bourbon do.
140 do. E. Phelps’Gin.
60 do. Best P. k II. Gin.
U pipes Holland do.
5B V casks. Slicrry, Madeira, fc Touorlffe Wine.
gr>0 baskets Cliampagno do.
40 bbls. American Brandy.
25 X casks do.
10 X do. Cognac Brandy.) In Custom House
20 X pipes do. ( Store.
150 kegs Cun and Rlflo Powder.
500 bags Drop and Buck Shot.
With a compote assortment ol Groceries.
For sole on favorable terms by
sept 4 WEBSTER fc PALMES.
^fINE8<—30 quarter casks Bu „ .
Port.
5 do. Pale -do.
10 do. MuaeaL
50 baskets Grape Champagne.
In store and for sale by
oct 23 ,W.M. DAVIDSON,
P ROCERIEBJ ke.—
U 50 boxes Choree,
50 boxes Star Candles,
. 50 barreUClnclonall WhUkey,
15 hogsheads Potto RlooSugar,
50 bags Rio Coffee,
S bowsNo.l Soap,
boxes Pale Soap,
100 barrels Baltimore Flour,
S barrels Howard-*treat Flour,
half barrels, do. do.
50 bags Java Coffee,
100 box6s Tobacco, assorted. ,■
Landing and for sale by
.COHEN fc TARVER,
ffirneral Staomtormenta.
-*— GENTLEMEN'S -
E E 8 X 0T10 H.,
■■■,aLir. t EAGER DEER* MMUmUm
H. WEIGAND has opened, undsr the Planters’ Uotol.
siscs&u? m “ u< “ 1
RESTAURANT.
He has an axoellent Oook, from Strasbourg, who will
suit German, American and French fast**. OYSTERS,
FISH, MEATS—every thing that thU market affords,can
bo had In all styles, on short notice.
Youno Clirki, and others, who havo rooms In town,
nro invited to try the European modo of breakfasting
Phllndetehla LAGER^EER, SWISS CHEESE nnd
use of families. oct 5
^phiuareuphiaIlagerbeer.
r PHE Subscriber respectfully Invites,the public of >8a-
JL vannsh to test the quolilles or this fine Beer, from
the Brewery of Messrs. Enokl fcWotr,attheF««"no"n*
Water Works, near Philadelphia.. .This Beer la
•ctly like the Lager. Baer of Munich. In It
shall continue to recelre constant •uppllea of
ana wholesome bovcrage,during thoaututun. winter, and
spring-, As In the old country/lt wUI bo sold. to fmulllca
nnd Indlridnafawho will thus Incur nb risk of Its sonrln
on their hands. The use or this Beer Is particularly Moons
sept7 Myl IIERNY WHIG AN J)
out tan ratios
county,) con-
Isbannnbck,
daring the months of October, November and “ '
next, via:
WETUMPKA HAMMOCK, sltnatod about ten
North of Ocala, (tha oduniy scat or Marion —
lalnlng 3,000 acres, about ono-half of which
unjurp«wd by any in the State; and the remainder white
oak and hickory land. . .
A TRACT, well known as tha “Fort Drane Planta
tion,” containing 3J»0 acres oft Land, principally first
quality hammock, between four and five hundred acres
of which Is thoroughly cleared, and at present In etUU-
ration. This place tor several ysara averaged two hags-
cotton. >
Theso TVacta could readily be, divided into two. or
three plantations each, being well watered and surround-
a by high rolling plno land.
A TRACrr of 1,000 acres on Orange Lake, consisting of
- 9th.these tracts Is rich
TwoTlwcfa,'orY,5(io" ,
prairie. The greater part of both I
hammock*
—ALSO—
5,000 ACRES on Indian Rlvor. Any one wishing to
cultivate sugar cano would do well to examine this land,
as being remarkably tortile, and lying south of tha region
well adapted to that culture as any In tbo
12,000 ACRES, generally known as the “Bayard tract,**
situated on the St. John’s river, opposite Pfoolata. Thbre
are many small hammocks and orange grove* on this
tract, but It Is principally valuable tor its pine timber/ It
has a river front of seven or eight miles. :
log, the tearing of orange groves, fce.
The above tracts or land were purchased by tho into
Gen. Clinch, Immediately after the accession of Florida
V* n,°. Un J} ed s . ,au !** Prom hU Position at that time, his
facilities for selection were unusually great, and H is bo-
Boml they Include os good land as can be found In the
On account of their accessibility from Charleston and
Savannah, they offor great Inducements to planters iu Ca
rolina or Georgia wishing to remove.
The titles are clear anu Indisputable.
Terms—Cash, or payable al Cliariostonor Bavannah,on
or before the 1st of January next.
Uan Executor.
The Tri-weekly Chronicle fc Sentinel, at An;
and the Journal fc Messes
con, are requested te puh._ ,..
uary, and send their bills to this ofllce.
Jhronlclo fc Sentinel, at Augusta,
snger and the Telegraph, at Ma-
blUh tho above tUl first or Janu-
a (a (Mb aMm
„„ODS!
T HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure In announcing to
tho citizens of Savannah, and the publlo generally 1
that, by various arrivals of steamers and sail vessels, they
have received a large and splendid Stock of Goods, sulU
able for Fall and Winter trade—such as:
ALPACAS, CASHMERES,
MUSLIN DE LAINES* BOMBAZINES.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS,
SHAWLS,
SILK AND VELVET- MANTELS,
of all colors and of the latest and most approved patterns
They alto havo recetaxl alargostock or SILKS, which
surpass any other over brought to this place, as weU In
the quality and patterns as In the prices; a great assort
ment or WHITE fc EMBROIDERED GOODS, such as
CoUars, Cuffs, Capes, Caps, Handkerchief#, Sleeves, and
Chemise Us; together with all other articles usually kept
in s Dry Goods Store.
Thoy^call the attention of the public (Specially to tholr
HonNo-lcoopingr Good**
Consisting or Shirtings, Sheetings, Tablo Linen, Napkins,
Towele, Pillow-Case Linen, eta, etc.; and also to their
extensive variety or Flannels, Blankets, Kerseys, Satinets,
Twoeds and Casslmeres: and Invite all who wish to pur
chase to como and examine their Block, which will v bo
sold at the lowest rates.
EINSTEIN, fc EOKMAN,
oct 13 151 Congrest-streoi*
NEGRO BROGANS I NEGRO BROGANS I
T HE subscriber respectfully caUs the attention of Fao
tors and Planters to his very extensive stock of Ne
gro Brogans and Women’s Leather Boots. There goods
have been selected expressly for this market and are
warranted the best stock and workmanship. He fa con
fident that a fair trial of his stock wUI Insure satisfaction
and a continued patronage. His goods are aft Am* and
terms fair. W. HEIDT.
Glbon’s Building, formerly occupiod by Bteesrs. E. F.
WjodfcUo. oct2
CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS.
'pHE Subscribers, agents for Mr. H. Knaorr, Organ
X builder, are prepared to ftiralsb -any description of
Church or Parlor Organs. As a specimen of his Instru
ments, reference la made to tho organ recently erected by
him In the LulhoranChurebof this city. Parties desiring
Information on the subject can ascertain all necessary
parilcuJaraon application lo F. ZOOBAUM kOO- >
|uly 13 Whllnkei-sL, one door east of Dryan-st.
anos, the largest
PIANO FORTE DEPOT.
The undersigned respectfUUy Inform^Uw
citizens of Savannah,Georgia, and Florida,
, * . .. that they have on hand more than fifty Pi
anos, the largest stock ever on sale In this city, and mado
by the most cctobratcd manufacturers In the United Stales*
Nunn’s fc Clark’s, J. Chlckorlng, Boardman fc Gray, Liit-
chet fc Newton, Edwards fc Fisher, aU well known to Uio
lovers of Music, have place In their-large assortment.
These Pianos are of rich tone, and beautifully finlsncd in
Rose Wood, Black Walnut, and Mahogany, with .iron
frames made In the most substantial and workmanlike
frsmea,w„._
render them peculiarly suited for thla climate, prerenting
the necessity of tuning for years.
The undersigned ore agents for Henri Hera’s celebrated
Grand Pianos, mado lq Paris. For power* and beauty
tone, they stand pre-eminent.
Caflicart** .fffclodtoans*
they have also for sale.
All of theso Instruments wiU be dlsposod of on the moat
ccommodaling terms. The prices of the Pianos ranging
mm 8175 to 81000.
Jan 20
I. W. MORRELL fc CO. ;
PIANO FORTES.
The Subscribers, sole Agents for A. Sto-
Jart aud Co.’a and J. B. Dunham’s Piano
, . , . ..Fortes, are always .supplied with an as
sortment of there favorite aud Justly celebrated Instru
ments. For durability, they can be frilly warranted,
whilst their superiority of tone and touch Is evident and
acknowledged by the most casual observer, well as
Iho critical connoisseur. Thd Ladles are respectfully In
vited to view these Instruments s and an arrangement
having been effected with one or qut most .eminent 1*1-
anlsts for tho purpose, they can also be enabled to Judge
of the tone. F. ZOGBAUM fc CO^ Market-square.
13T Second hand Pianos taken ln, oxchangVrafao
uned and repaired. Jan SOr
HACKNEY COACH.
Tho subscriber respectfully Informs tho
jublle, and strangers in town, that he has
Just received on elegant new Hack, called the
“LADY HeNTZ," which is on eullrely new.principle,
as regards accommodation, safety, fcc. lie will always
keep a flno pair or Hones attached, and ready tor imme
diate sen ice. Ordcra should be left at Gas’s Livery Sta
ble, at tho head of llroughton-sUeet—Warner’s old stand.
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