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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME L. SAVANNAH, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24,1852. NUMBER 281. the republican. daily and tri-weekly by J. L. LOCKE & CO. Olir iu»d County friulow. r TKUMBs “ Daily Paper $8, Tri-Weekly *5, Per Annum. V trr In no case will an order tor the paper be nltandod ; |o, unloei accompanied withtho money, or a aattofcctory /etorenee. .jj'Waf |g|NQ RATES: Advertisement* Idaertod at the following rales:— A roa ok* squarb or -ran mum, n..e in*ortlon....00 eta. One Month 80 00 Si® 1 " ....ft 00 Two “ 11)00 JS® u I.,. ISO Three“ 19 80 • m .... 1 50 Four 15 00 F ?" u .... 1 75 8lx “ 90 00 iilwf Week 9 00 One Year 30 00 Fnr adrertisementa not exceeding live lines, three- fourth* of the above rates wiU bo chorgod, l. e, f0 For on# Insertion 45 cents. n.two “ .' »« 75 “ » one week 81,50, &c., fee. r -ual advertisements Inserted at the usual rates, and .iHct care taken that thoy bo published according to law. H AU advertisements from transient persons or strangers, ^mJ^prirUeges^f ywijr advertisers will be conflnod rtpidlv to their regular buslneas, and all other advertise* InoDhS not peitolntog to their regular business, as agreod Nearly adrortlsera exoooding In tholr advertisements the avengo number.pf lines agreed tor, will bo churged WILL BE INSERTED QRATUt- T °Ai a i t 'aAvertisements for charitable Institutions aud re- without di- mritons as to the number of Insertions, will bo published SSiy, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged ac- • • B ?tfl letters directed to this office, or the Editors, must be post paid, to entitle them to attention. v. B,—Each Citation by the Court oC Ordinary, that tnnllcaiion has been mode tor Letters of Administration, mult be published TUiRTtOAt# at least. %otlce P by Executors and Administrators for Debtors uid Creditors to rendor In their accounts, must be pub- “ffc'oralSi'at.to Mid nogrow MHSJ'SHiii mtnlitrators, and Guardians, must be published FORTY DA VS hSthedav of sale.' Those sales roust be made ' it the Court House door of the county In which the prop* irty Is situate, and on tho Aral Tuesday of the month, betwoen the hours or ton In the morning and tour !u the ifternoon. No sale from day to day Is valid, unless so expressed In tho advertisement. ^ ^ Guardl «,s L P lh“&^ b pffoSw, torjea4 toselljleal Estate nr Nearoes, must bo published TWO MONTHS. ZSsfefearr 1 Appllcallonfor foreclosure of Mortgwjre on Real tatate, must bo advertised once a month for FOUR MONTII8. Ordorsor tho Court of CHlinnry (accompanied with a copy or tho bond of agreement) to mako titles to land, must bo advertised three months at least. Sheriff’s sales, under executions regularly granted by the Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—under mortgago executions, SIXTY DAYS-solcsof perishable nrone'ty, under order of Court, must bo advertised, gon- srallv.TEN DAYS before the day of salo. SB I) Hendry, DF Halsey,Patrick llanly, John Higgins, ..... llanly, Jno A Honges,Jno Hunter, B1! llaupt, Jno Howard, Martin Horn, Win Hone, I’eler Herrman, K A Hontker, Robt Hutchinson, Jas C Hines, Honry llunken, J U Harley, MlchaolHlckey,Tlmolliyllowo 1 C8 Hardee! 'Elisha Haxad, J 1* Hood, Thai Henderson, W J Halley, Henry Harper. J K Hogg, W 11 Harris, Nicholns Ilcrnnn- do*, Thos lleffercd, Alfred Haywood, Moses Y llonder- son, OII Hnll, U II Hardco. David Harrington, Edwin E Hertz, W II Huuseman,N M Hurrls, Stephon Hntrlck.S A Hooker, O S Hunter. RR Habersham. Chas F llum- Iton, W H Holmes, 8 P Halsey, Win VV Habersham, J M Haywood, Thos lloynes, Jno II Haborshani, Georgo 8 Harding. Jno llarrlsson, Nicholas Ileylo,Fras Hernan dez, Andrew llarrlsson, Win Humphreys, John Ileiry, G Troup Howard, Wm Henderson, D 8 Henderson, Jas M. Henderson, Thomas Hetry, Claus Hallman, John II. Hull, Levi Hart, Jas Horan, E Hotilt, Maurlco Hacked, Robt Hnborshnm. Sr, John Harper, J W Harris, Thos Hamlet, M Harding, Seymour Harris, E D Hoyle, Win F '•-"-nd, || p u 0 || U |,ti t Jnmes Hines, R H Howell, Thos “ W B Harrison. Milton Humphreys, Jos B Har- HUlon, R W Hunt, Jno F Herb, Win Hone. Hollam Harden. 1 vey, R11 JList of voters. S F.C. 2. He it further enacted by the authority of the same, That from and after the passngo of this act all oorsous shall be qualified to vote at elections tor Mayor and Aldermen of the oily of Savannah and the hamlots there of who are citizens or tho United States, tmvo resided In the State of Georgia for one year Immediately preceding the election and within tho corporate limits of Savannah for nno month Immediately preceding tholr registration and eoutlnue so to do up to ibeUine of election, who have attained the ago of twenty-one years, have paid all city taxes or have In tholr own right sufficient real estate to satisfy any tax executions which may be against thorn, who have made all returns required by the ordinances of tho city, and have been registered according to tho pro- vUloos of this act.— Extract from the Regie try Law, Adolph Abrahams, Robert Adams, JohnS Achord, Geo A A»h,F W Averfoldt,G W Anderson,Mathtas Amorous, C n Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abraham, C 8 Arnold, Geo Alexander, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Robt Austin, George Armstrong, James Anderson, VV V N Armstrong, R F Akin, Peler Amold, R D Arnold, Thos Adams, E O Anderson, Richard Abercrombie. J 8 An derson, John Angluro, H G W Alexander, John Alleu, Jamos Ahern, R A Allen, W B. Adams. B. Conrad Byck, Richard Burke, Mlchaol Boylan, E W Bukor, John llrady, E J Blount, Wm M IllouuL Patrick Brady, Thos Bandy, Wm U lllount, Dr W U Bulloch, Anthony Boater, 8aul 8 Box, Jos II Baldwin, Isaac llrun- tw, Selgsraond Borg, Henry Berners, N K Uornum, Wm F ilranlloy, Robt Blake, Win Burke. A F Bennett, Wm M Blsck, Felix Bnuysson, Gilbert Butler. Thos llourke. Eugene M Bee, J P Bolfoulllet, L E Uyck, A Borchcrt, Wm Basslnger, Patrick Bulkoy, P II Bohn, Honry Bette- man, Thoa W B Bealle, Wm J Bulloch. Patrick Bradley, Henry Burt, E11 Bacon, 8 P Bell, Wm J Bendy, H L Uynl,Q A Uoufeulllet, Jno G Bryan, Thomas I! Barrett, Michael Brannon, David Bell, Jno lillbo, T A Bulkloy, Francis Blair, Choa Ball, Patrick Brady, Thoa J Bulloch, JMUutler, Michael llryan, Geo Bnnkroan, O E Bur rip. Jos Bryan, D L Best, J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K Hallough, Wm D Brown, A T Bowne, Jos II Burroughs, Jno Bennett, Louis Bnrefleld, Jos Bancroft, Thaddeur Baldwin, Patrick Burke, U L Blount, Jno N Barbee, J Brown, U W Union, Moses niack, II L 8 Uitntz, Th 8 Bailey, WII llullocb, R M Itarthelmesa, Henry W Be eullett, P A Blola, Henry llrlghutn, W 8 Brantley, G Benton, M J Buckner, John Boston, U M B Burrougns, Donnla Btaiinerhasselt, D II Baldwin, Wm C Barton, Augustus Boullneau, John Burns, Michael llowloy, Ullck Burke, JtsO Blanco, J II Bushier, W J Blodget, JasC Bowen, Jno W Biro, Barnard E lice, F 8 Bartow, Wm J Bee, J P Brooks, W II Bourdley, W O Butler. 118 llo- girdus, Frederick Bailey, W D llnshlor, Jos VV Brown, John O Blance, Theodore lllols. William Blola, Wm II llourke, John F Blakely, GOG Brown, Win II Banks, IIL Boulllneau, J T Buckner, Charles H Bell, Geo Bron son, P T Broughton. II8 Bell, W H Bradley, L 8 Benuott, Jas Bilbo, Wm Bailey, FII Blols, J II Buckner. C. Wm II Cuyler, John Cooper, C A Cloud, P L Constan tine, David (3 Cash, M A Cohen, RR Cuyler, Goo A Uuy- ler.Boloraou Cohen, Hugh Cullen, WII Cooper, Edward Cubbage,' David Coben, John Cleary, Joa V Connerat, Allen Cullen. Chos Cooper, Jas C|cury, Barnard Constan tino, Thos W Cooper, John Clancy, John Cnrsteus, F W Cornwell, Jos 8 Carrulhers, Nicholas Crugor. Wright Culr r - •• ^ "—*- John W Ihly, John L Ihly VVm Ihly, Brlon Island. George Jones, Jas O Jones, Jas M Jones, B G James, Alexander Johnson, Jas T Jones. J D Jesse, Thos Jones, Edward Jones, Jos Johnston,' Peter Jacobs, John It Johnson, Christian Jogstettor, E8 Johnson, G H John son, Erannuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John R Jackson, Bulloch Jackson, Nlcholus Jeffreys, Ilobt Jackson, Wm A Jnudon, 11 R Jackson, Claus Jackeus, Peyton R Johnson, Jos W Jackson, Georgo Jackson. K. Fred Krete, llarmofl Kuhlman, Wm II Kelly, Phillip Kolb, Dedrick KaltonhnrigP M Kollock, Ezra Kcnt,N B Knapp, Jas King, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhonso, James Kerr, Peter Krauss, Gefort Kerk, James Kennedy, John Kelly, Daniel Kaln, Hanford Knapp, A J Kam, Edwin Knnpn. J F Kirby, Nicholas Kerloy, Robert Knox, Fred erick Krenson, I’eler Krino, Louis Kemnf, A O Kennedy, A L Kent, Louis KoezeLThos Keaton, Jns Kirkland, Al fred Kent, Phillip Kean. D O Knuffa, Wm Kino, Ed ward Kean, Edwnrd 8 Kempton, John Keogan, Chas II Knapp, Wm F King, Nicholas KeUeber, Jno J Kelley, Thos II Krccgcr. CAL Lamar, Thoa E Lloyd, Benj’n W Lloyd, Hugh Logon, Jos Llppman, John At U Lovell, B W Leach, B .nthtop. Marlin Larkin, 8 Y Levy, J T Latham, Peter jogau, Thos Leary. Hugh Lnrkcn, Patrick Lennhau, Patrick late, Daniel Laphan, Thomas Lyon, James Lon- Cuban, J T Linde, Linda Linde, Dnnlel Lenlioy, William AI Ixilgh, John Larkin, Henry Lnlhrop, D P Lnndershlnn, Andrew Low.O D Lebey, Louis l^jgrlol, John Lyons, o L<uTburrow. Charles Imw, Poler Lee, Robert Leybourn, j*vj LlllenlhiU, W W Lincoln, H F Letcho, F M LohoO; ’aine Lovell, Wm E Long, John N Lowiis Simeon Lane, d L Lufburrow, William Lake, SAT Lawrence, Alt Lawton, Edward Lynch, Kdwunl Lovell, John Lares, D N Lane, James Luughlln, J F Linder, Jnmes J Logan, Robort A Lewis, A u Luce, J II Ladd, Jno Lama, Jas Lynch, ID Lalloohc, Peter Lawrence, Michael Lavan, Aiatthew Lynch, Root Lachllson, Jumes Lnchllson, Cas par Lenzor, Jnmes Larkin, Timothy Lavau, O A La- Roche, Robt Lunday, John Lawton, A J Lcbcy, Thos Lewis, Wm II Lyons, Antonio Loevenlo, JG Lambright, Michnel Lynch, Pnt’k I^iughllu, John II Loveloss, G W Ixtckwood, Loors Lohman. Iff. Abrahnm Minis. David Morris, Jacob Manses, John Alakin, Thos McNIcholus, John Alasturson, Edwnrd Muuhan, Joremlah AlcCarthy, John Mcllue, VVm Morrell, J G Alehrlcns, Ilobt Alclulyre, HO Alohrteus, Jno D Mal lei!, Jos Alurdecal, Michnel McGrnll, Thos Murlaugh, I^andor Aloorc. Mathias II Alyer, Peter McGullllcuddy, Silvester Alnnnlng, M Marsh. Jacob Miller, Jno Murchi son, Jno Moiitmollhu Thoa Mabor, Thos AloAullff, Jas NcFocly, B VV Miscully, 11 W Mercer, C A Muglll, VVm Meredith, E T AIcGrnll, Thos McCollum, 11 Morce, Wm J Aloore, J D Alullard, O D Alurphy, Jeremiah AInck, N O Mills, Jesse Alount, John Murphy, II M Morel, Patrick A!enrn,C O Millar. John McCabe, Harvey AIorse,John McDermott, J AI Alllten, Thomas W AlcArlhur, Lovl S dyers, Henry Alorckhurdt, AUchnel Meath. Thomas Ala ion, Patrick AIcGovern, 8 S Millar, TJ McNish,Julm Alnhoney, Johh AlcGunagh, Patrick Alnstorson, John Alallcry, Jnines J AIcCoy. Isaac Minis, Edward AlcCabc, a Murk I ns, 8 S Aloody, Dennis McUulro. l^iwrence Alc- Kennn, Neylo Alclluc, J II Alohrtens, AI B Alyer, Thomns VIcKemin, John Allllur, Jacob Alunke, Edward AIcGmw, Bartholomew Alclnarnoy, John Alullery, Luder Alehr- tens, A F Mira, Fabian MyerholTer, O 8 AIII!er,Jnhn R Alnrtin, William B Moll, James W Alorgun. Michnel Mo^ rls, John W AIcKoy, C F Mills, Wllllmn E Mongln, D J McKentle, A F Mordecal, Jas 8 AIcDonald, Jus Alanu- ... -h.—« ..•••- «—i— Alartlng. Jos Murphy, O A AIc- “ ilMf-*'- • Cole, thos CiisacV.Jno L Clark, All iplleld, Francis T Cole, John Curr an, a w ^ubwib, Michael Ciuack, John Curry, Thos Clark, John Cardcll, Jas Connelly, John Carruthors, Frederick Cook, Emanuel Canwaller, Luke Christie, Jas Campbell, Fr&s Uainpflcld, Jno D Charlton, Jno G Cooke, Edmund Cotter, Alontgomery Gumming, H E Courier, Jos Clog- horn, John Cass, Jno Cunningham, Carl Craft, Wm Car- * • - 8 J AI Cubbego, Aloses . 8 AI Coldlng, Froder- lummtng, Patrick Crot- no J Cornell. Wm Con- Ion, Robt Carr, Fras Champion, A H Champion, Jno W Cornell, James Cornell, H R Christian, Jno J Coates, Jas *..j —... p[ 0l — IA Cubbego, George GallftUrlah Cranston, Charles Can- non, Robert J Cawshy,St Chapman, John F Curdeif, Antonio Chlsa, John LCope, ThosConnlir, Thos Conway, Aloses 8 Cohen, D U Camp, Octavus Cohen, J P Colfbr, Bartow Oynthus, Patrick Clark, Jno M Cody, Jos Clng- hora. VVm Gannon, Charles Cler, Augustus Cannon, Pat rick Clark, Isaae Cohen. Wm Cromwell. G LCope.Jr., G L Oope,sr^ James A Courvolror, 8 II Cooper, If A Crane, VVm L Clark, D D Copp, John D Cole, Cornelius K Convor, Thomas Corr, Bryuu Connor, James ECopo, L 0 Clark, George Clark, VVm P Clark, John A Cham bers, Wm Colter, Laurence Gonnoll, Frederick Cullen, John F Cercopoly, George Caused, B 11 Crandoll, F A Cannuet, Jeremiah Cavanaugh, Martin Conway, D B Coleman, James Carroll, Georgo E Congdon, Thomas Collins, J P Cohen, Charles II Connery. fA. We’d W Delaney, Alartln Duggan, John Doyle, Wm O Dawson. Michnel Dally, Rlo’d Donovnu, Sami I* Dibble, Daniel Donovan, Albert L D’Lorzc, Pnlrick Downuy, Isaac D’Lyon, Michnel Donnelly, John Donnellys Wm M Davidson, Morty Dorgau, Wm II Davla, VVm Dixon, Ju Dunn,Chesloy Duggor, Joa II Dotnuml, Jos Dnwaonj Thos Dowell. Jno DownW. J E Davis, H J Dickerson, L 8 DeLyon, O VV Davla, D 8 Daniels, Jno Dailey, Wm Buncan,John Dillon, Israel Dasher, Levi Delbltt, AO : Davenport, Isaac Davis, Henry Dannenfelsor, Jno D Dol- laimoy, W L Davis, 8 O Dunning, Patrick Dcrvlne, Clias 1} puryeo, Burrell Dye, 8 O Dunning, Jr, F G Duna, W H Dudley, John Devauey, John Doble, R H Dnrby, Jne AI Doyle, James Downey. VVm H Dunning Jr, Honry Du- blgnon, James Doyle, Martin Dunnagan, Dudley Daven port, Jacob Do La Alottaji-M Day,J. JO Davla, Tlios E pav s,JasDeMartln,'lii^ti^/ era, Alex Drysdalo, D f lB Dasher, RW Dasher, juel L Dowell, John Dry- 1, Thos F Daniels, AUchoel jjavta Ju Do Martin,'ll— S S'll 0 ?? Fred ’k Danners MT Dukes, John H.Ddi' PII Deraere, W J Doni Duggan, John Dorgan. Jfcwy Ellis, Daniel Ehuteln, John Evorard, Wm • hard Ennis, Abraham sby, Thos Eden, C W len, Peter Endriea, J A Irvin, James Eden. Fe k J ohn Foley, Thos Ford, Jns 8Fay,Wm J Rp l iiu OW V 1 JIFisk,JamesFountaln(DugaldFerguson, ;.SW l| 8nnt, Robert Ferrell, Jno G Falllgant, JasFar- drl'Jpi 'li Jo A “drew Fnrry, John Fitzgerald, An- Sr™ E D Fell, Michael Finney, Wm FFeny, E Win tfn’i*!? Fr '°r»on, Austin French, lolmnn D Flshor. Pnu. Dominick Flnlley, John Flannegan, Pa - " D Jas Faunstan, Michnel Fay, G w FrS 'inp F ?* ter i J » Fisher. G J Fulton, Jacob Prt n 0 0 Farrios, John O Ferrell, Jnmes ,V'? e , r t Droon Wectwood, Geo VV Fahn, I^onnrd F ? p’D E Fort. Thos A Farrlca, Wm BFIommlng, . _ ntvwi? 8 ’ ^ F ‘.hki David Fltzgerrald, Robert rislior, D Atair Jeremiah Flckllng, Wm Fielding, & Fra " k,, “' Francis Grlmball. J F Gullmartln, BonJ GWn.iL’ Jolhua Griffith; 1 0 L Gilbert, Jos Goorgo, ar M MlahS?ffl ,u V» 1 B Gu'l'Oj io * T Gannon, Jos Geiger, rick n. Glasgow, Geo A Gordon, Wm A Gibbons, Pat- Gammon 0 }' Grndy, Goo Glen, J FGrovensteln, John J(ihn?r<!ii Jo *i Ge'l^hcr, Domingo Gnlleo, John Griffin, Qoortii! ^n 1 fl^t JeeB Godfrey, L J Onllmnrtln. Senborn rhSaK! V George Gatehouse, J M Griffin, F 'V Gibbons, Chas Gross, Patrick Gordon, rich PG'etlgny. Poler Gafney, W WGood. I)GarlSo nS* 7 !WmFGoodwIn,JohnGlllolnnd.Josoph P L oSS Wn“? a ! ,ah1 ' Jolm Oallnghor, O A hrelner, IamMP , n.?,!»2. 00 ^ , f! n ’ k 8 Goodwin, Carsten Gerdta, 8Q». B ,® a '“gnjjJiillasB Gmidrt.R II Griffin, Roberl hm£hill, a ?X g1, J r A D. II. Galloway, Martin Gorlin, mT A H J Gilbert, Matthew Golla- KST* ° arbo Z* W«» Ganvaughly, John M r JoSU oilte 6 ’ / 1 U Gucrrard, Philip Gelbleh Gowen. J 0 .^3, r ’ Gaullodot, W E Geffbkei Cw’Slrtb, ChM Grant.. Ill Gttnby, Henry J*" 1 *. Fp HoUth.’m! John Itaimt. Sr, O 8 Hen* S ll.i.. ."I*DcnnUTIolliuid, Li S Hart, ML BCy ‘ E "', 1 ; !” W“. David Hannon, Webster, Robert Waggensloln, Jos Washbum,D L'WU- son, CUudlus o Wilson, Dempsey While, Peter Whlto, Jno AI Wllllsmik Normsn Wallace, Henry VVelgand. Tlios While, W II Williams, J TVVobb,Ju O Walts! John Wickam, Lemuel WlUon, Wm P Wylly, John VVIIdor, Jas E Walthour, Christopher Wltgeit; John Weiglom. Jno YV O Williamson, Henry WUIIatnson, William Warner. Peter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yongo, W A Yonge, Wm P Yongo. X, Peter Zarodoskl, Edward G Zetrouor, Jacob Zimmer man, Edward Zudemcs, Balomuti Zelgler. Tho tomrolng are tho qualifications or votera entitled to vote for Mayor and Afdermon of tho City or Havannah at the ensuing election In December next, and a list of persons Registered tor the tnonlh of A!ay. If there nre any porsons whoso names ore Registered, and who are noi entitled to a vote, notice Is respocttolly requested to bo given to tho Clork of Council, that they may be deMt with uccnrding to law. IL F. AKIN, sept 14 Clerk Council. gns tor me fronts or Dioros, as well as their I [lings, carefully attended to. »In Hotel's Building, up one flight of stairs. Allclmel Martin, Peler Alaris, a McCall, Jos McFeoly, Wm Met calf, B Mendel], A K - Aloore. Win Mackav, John AIcNisb, Jas U Alclls, L B AlcConn, Win Alorrls. John McCollum, Charles AIcCann, Bernard Alallan, Win AlcLnughlln, Patrick McLauglilon, F W AIcCurthy, WIIC AIllls, Jno AleMnhon, Jno F Mullegnn, Jas Mntthews, Isaac Marsh,Thos Madden, John Moran, FA Alsddox, Solomon Alayer, E AI AIcDonnell, VVm Alorel, Jno Aluliun, Jno II Atayer, Thos G Alooney, AI C Alorlnud, Jns McDonald, T 11 Aluxwcll, N W AIcLeod, Alex AlcIInrdeo, Jno T Mitch- i.. j.._r if u S1.vIIvI.Ia \\r T thy, A N Miller, Thos Mott, I ...» Afoliitire, Duul AlcCarthy. M - - - ; Jas AlcCannu, Thos Alcoks, Edward Alullegan, John Ale Aulilf, Archibald AIcAllIslor. Joseph Neill, Thos Naylor, Wm Nungozer, JasNungo- *or, Vv G Norwood, Jno VV Ncavltt. D D Nlcnols, E L Nefdllnger, Dan’l Nelson, Turrenco Nugent, (J N Nichols, Geo 8 Nichols, L F Nichols. Jos Nagle, Nevlll Noyle, Jno Nell, J G Noldtllngor, A A Nungozor, J R Norton, Jacob Nouberger, Edward Nugent, Bain’l Nuttmau, Jas A Norris, Frederick Nolteinen, Jno C Nlcoll, Thos At Nor- wood, Uhas Nowland. James Noldtllngor, VVm Neva. Os John W Owons,Gco W Owens, Dnnlel O’Connor, Tim O’Brien, Owon O’Rourke,John P O’Byrne, David O'Con nor, Owen O’Hlelly, Humphrey O’Leary, G 8 Owens, Dennis O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno II Uhlmeyer, VVm II Olcolt, Wm Olinstead, J F O’Neill, D G Olcott, E O’Byrno; Alldiael O’Neill,C E O’Sullivan, II G Oliver, John Oliver, Jonathan Olmslead, AI O’Reilly, James Oli ver, W O O’Driscoll, Dan’l O’Sullivan. Timothy O’Con nor, Daniel O’Sulllvnn, W W Onto*, John Ogolvle, M W O’Uym, Thos O’Bryan, Geo Ott, FredlckOtto. Martin Payton, Antonio Ponce, E AI Prendergosl, Sam’l N PapoL James Prendergnst, O O Parker, Anthony Porter, Jos V Prentice. Jno F Posey, N Sl’lnder, Bain’l Phllbrlck, Jas AI Prentice, 8 AI Pond, Wm Parris, Pol’k Prunty, Andrew O Pncclty, Edwin Parsons, Elisha Par- sons, Jno Poole, 8 O Pancost, Owen Pciorson. O B Patlor- son, John Pcrfleld, John Phelan, Jno F Powell, Jns Pren- Jos VV Phillips, James Prunty, J AI Pnlln, Alarcns AI I’eck, Patrick Price, G C Pudor,Thos Premier, gasL Chas Pern\ R VV Pooler, II K Preston, Jos V Pres ton, Wm F Preston, Edward Pursale, D G Phllbrlck. Qi Jas Quantock, John Quinn, Martin Quinn, Wm Quinn, Wm Quuntor,k,Jr. P AI Russell, Waring Russell, David Rosenblatt. Jacob Rosenbaud, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, Wm Rochester, James Russell, Tlios J Ryon, J U lloss, John Reedy, A AI Ross, Aliclmel llochtord, Christopher Russell, VVm P Robert ” Rosor, Rocho, Barney Rodon, -■— —, Richardson, Jno O Rowland, Allchncl Rooney, George Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daniel Robertson, Wm Ilemsbart, --n . ... - .. . _ . nf J VV ltabun, Jos Ross, Francis Ryan, J B 111 ploy, J VV c.r, JnoT Cmnp.ynM, Wm Cullen, And OirdcLPforcu Re m ,h,irL liobl IUIfonl, 11 W Rnlrord, Mntliew SnironL Omdonf Aaron Champion, W T Chapman, Daniel Clark, —- - »•—» •- “ 1A Cubbego, Georgo Cally, Uriah Cranston, Charles Can- snarl, kodi uaiioru, «• » uniroru, nianiew uuiioru, Reilly, J P VV Reou. Jno Rlordon, Francis Rolvcs, non Roberts, C It Rlkeman, II Ilogera, J Rouoldson, Jeremiah Ryan, B G Ileed. Chas E Robinson, Josoph Rosa, Henry Robor, Goo Robins, Allen Russell, Wm Roberson, John Rowley, John Rogers, Dan’l Roddnmn, Wm P Rowland, Hugh ttlolly, Andrew Rlelly, A R Ral ston, IIJ Royal, Jno E Rice, James Ryan, Jas L Rosslg, noil, C E Rynn, Wm ltobken,0 VV Rogers, Thos Rotrau, Geo Robertson, Tobias Itothletcr, F A Robere, G 8 Roux F T Hoff, M J Reilly, James UusaoU. 8. E A Boullard, Wm Swoll, John A Bchuffor, John 8cuddor, Rlch’d Smyo, Henry Htarko. AbrnlmmSimpson, Clirlstopher Schneider, John A Htuly, Rlch’d Hcanlun, Emanuel Sheflnll, Ilanunu Briber, HII Spencer, Monlc- cal ShonalL Andrew Stenrvater, John Snvage, J 8 Solo mons, Fred’k Scherff, A A Smeta, VV R Symons, Thos Sullivan, Geo Bnattlinff, Jno G Sexton, A J C Shaw, Ja cob Shatter, AI Shefftall,sr^ G J8poncer.Snm’lSolomons, J P Scrlvon, John Spellman. D II SlewarUJnhn Sullivan, D Shaffer, Wm H Smith, John Stoddard, Ephraim Scud- dor, Bam’l 8 Slbloy, Anthony 8ogur, Jns Shea, Pal'k Scanlnn, Jas8klnncr, J II Siroos, Dan’l Sullivan, Jas Bklnncr, Dr 8 SheBal!, Nicholas Slnoi, Alartln Sullivan, Lewis Smith, Jacob Schaffer, Thomas Saiimfore, John Stoveuson, G N Stnloy, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Jno Sul livan, James Sullivan, Walter W Smith, Geo Shultz, F F Slrobhart, JasJ Stokes, Geo Shute, Harmon Hnngstock, Honry Seltzer, C B Bcolly, E 8omernll, Francis Sorrel, Jno A Stogln, John Sloan, Wm G Stafford, Jno Screven, VVm Salle, O AI Stone, J U Saussy, J AI Schley, Francis Shells, P KShlels, Adam Short, Jno Y Symons, James Symons, F R 8weat, Edmund J Saunders, Edwin 8tllcs, J AI Solomons, Augustus Scheliloman. Dennis Sullivan, Daniel 8ulli van, AI J Solomons, AI Sholinn, Donnla Sulli van, Barney Smith, Henry Stlbbs, Jos II Shehan, Vnlon- tluo Stanton, John Sherlock, Loyal Scranton, Martin 8hannon, Joseph Sullivan, Jas F8tokes, Philip 8mllh,Jos AI Shellmuti, James AI Strlcklnnd, Timothy Shorrodan, Thomas 8mlth, Wm Starr, Jr, IIII Scranton. Jns Shorde- roan, Conrad Schotneldor, Geo Btcvonson, Richard Stele, John Shields, Nelson Smith, 8 8 Sp-risseizer, VV VV Starke, Arp Seamen, Thos F Stevens, J F. Bllrk, H W SmlthVWm Starr Jr, Henry Saunders, I’eler Smith, J D Btobblns, A A Solomons, G VV Shaffer, D T Scranton, Patrick skinner, Edwnrd Swift, Bnml B Bweat, John D Spann, John E StllwelJ, II Sheppard, * M Stone, Eloaxor Solomons, Thos Scully, VVm Saunders, Jns Smith Sr, Jno Schungell, Jesseo J Smith, Wm F Bhonror, J A Sowell, J 8 Sturtovnnt, Wm Bnunders, Julius. Smith, II R Sefloy, Christopher Bmllhl ^ Wm II Tarver, John V Tarver, Geo W Tltcolmb, Wm II Tyson, John Thompson, Patrick Tydings, Barnard G Ttldon, Fra’a Trantell, AFTorlny, P G Thomns, W F Thompson, Jno F Tucker, ATalblnl,Fras Trnulell, J D Teinbroke, Jamos Thurmnlt, B T Tumor, Wm Thomas. C E Tofft, Edward Townsend, B T Thous, A Thomas, VV P Toffi, Alnrlon Throadcran. Jno II Thodo, IIJ Thoinns- son, W B Tinsley, Fras Trucnotut, R V Thomns. Richard son Tombs, W II Talblrd, J E Taylor, John G Thomas. John Trumfler, IK Tcfft, Jas P Tustln, Thos AI Tumor, F A Tnppor, Chas Thompson, IIJ Tiodomnti, David Thomi>- son, Jns Tlghe. L O Tobcuii, Chns O Tnllilrd. Honry Tow, Jno Tanner. Wm A Thompson, Robt Todd, F J Timmons Wm H Tnlbtrd Jr, Jiro J Thous J Tcchenor, Wm S Tay lor, N P Taylor, J AI Thomas, J It Thompson. Christian Uebelo, Philip Ustor. Antonio Vondloy, alias Rnmboskl, Chns Van Horn, W H 8 Verstille, Tristram Vcrstlllo, David Vendor, Uonry Vellstelch, VV O Vondonbew, Houry Vongloltn. O A Wood, Rlch’d Wayne! JL Wlnoburg, CantW White, James Whlllhnn, &ith Woodward, Elisha Wylly, Charles Wilson, Goo W Wylly, Augustus Wcnte, James White, L W Wells, Francis Wilson, J J Waver, A It Wiigh, Edmund Wallen, A J Wylly, Jos M Wilson. G AI Vvnldhurgh, Win Thorno Williams, Wm Wilson, VVm Waters, Hiram Waller, John Williamson, Jas White, Ja cob Walter, Gregory White, Michael Weldon,Thomas Weight, W C Wylly, E G Wilson. W W Woodbridge, llryan Wron,R D Walker, Jno VV Wilson,Thos J Walsh, 11 O Wyor, Jos W Wood, Wm Wright, G 8 Walt, II F Wllllnk, Iasao Weldor, Wm VVeseott, Japob VValdburgh, J W Webster, Jnrrnrd Wubblomau, A J White. Christo ph or White, Irvin L Wolfe, Nicholas, Conrad Wnlsmlth, Isaac P Whitehead, C E* Whiting, F R Wylly, EnoJ Wlthlngton, Benjamin Whllehoad, Thomas Workman, Dr. 8 VVarnor, J VV Wntta, Jno VVHIInms, 8 P Whitehead. Tho# A WHson. Thos SWayno, G W West, Jos W White, G AI Willett, 8lmon VVsller. W II Weekes. IIK Washburn, H F Warring, J R Wilder, Honry Williams, B B WUIliuns, Geo Wlllfi, II F WllUnk, Pefer Wlltber! (tor, Wm II VVIltberger. Martin Wondelkim, Henry WIN son,ZD Winkler, Z N Winkler, Jno JS Ward, Joe O ijum'ucBH ffiarBa. C. A. X. LAMAR, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, tor 13 Savannuh, Gcorglu. ly T I RURAL ADVANCES tnndo upou shipments of JLJ Colton to my frotnds in Liverpool and New-York. nov 13 3m C. A. L. LAMAR. DENTISTRY. SURGICAL‘and* MECHANICAL DENTIST, Rrouglitomstrect, South Side, near Whitaker, Savannah. nov 10 ly DR. WILDMAN. Having Milled permanently In Savannah, respocttolly of fers to Its citizens his services In tho general Pracltco of Medicine and Surgery. Residence and OJfce—No. 20 Abercorn, corner of South Broad'fltreeta. Hours of Consultation—From 8 Ull 10 o’clock, A. M- and from 8 till 5, P. M. nov 10 , . MISS D. A. GARDNER, 400 BROAD WAY, NF. W-YORK, IMPORTER OF FRENCH BONNETS. MISS S. A. CONN, 400 BROADWAY, NE W- YORK. DRESS MAKER. Importer of French Pattern*. oct 22—3mo GRIFFIN Sc GORDON, ATTORNEYS AT LA W. Office In the socond story of tho new Custom House, over tho main entrance. rosekt n. oatrriN. [Jy2l—flmo] oxo. a.oohdon. IIOTHVVELL A: SMITH, ‘ FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannuh, Georgia. The undersigned have taken the staud recently occu pied by Holt to IIotuwei.l, and have associated Ihcra- selves as partner*, under tho namo and stylo of Doth- warn, to Smith, for Uio purpose or transacting a General Commission and Factorage Business. JAS. T. DOTIIWELL. [0Ug21—3mo] THOS. B. SMITH. HENRY R. FORT. ^ T. K. HUNUAM. FORT Sc DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oct 7 SAVANNAH, GA. ly „ FLEMING & MILLEN. The Undersigned having united In tho practice of taw, will attend to nny business entrusted to thelrcaro. Ofllco corner Bay and Whltakcr-sta- over Messrs. Swift, Dens- low to Co. William B. Flimino. John M. Millkn. Ordinary’* Office, Comer of Bay and Whltaker-streets. Office hours from A. M. to 2 P. M„ aud 3X P. M. lo 0 P. M. Jan 31 H.T.OREENWOOD. JOSIAU MORRIS. JOHN J. RIDOWAV. GREENWOOD, MORRIS k RIDGWAY, COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 47 CAUONDALET-STUEET^ Mr. Morris will remain at Montgomery, Alabama, and nil orders for tho purchasing of Cotton, or any other business entrusted to our core, at that plnco, will meet with prompt attention. nov 2—tr GREENWOOD. MORRIS to R1DGWA REHN St FOSTER, FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. BAVANNAH, G A. ’ P. H. Behn, John Foster, i , °£ 8nvann ah. from Haucock county July 23 wftn—ly RUNKER Sc OGDEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, sept 4 No. 80 Ilizy>at., Suvuiinitli. DR. UIIARLES W. WEST Offers his professional services to tho citizens of 8avan- nnh nnd Its vicinity. Residence—corner of Congress and Bull-atroeta, over the Drugstore of W. W. Lincoln, feb 3 ly HENRY K. WASHBURN, AlT’t, BHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. July 21 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. ROWLAND Sc CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah—No. 172 Ray-*treet. JOHN T. ROWLAND. [flUg 21] JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR, GIRARDEk Sc PARKER, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, llrond-strcet, Augusta, Ga. References:—11. H. Camming, Esq,, Messrs. J. C Carmichael, Baker to Wilcox, linker to Hart, Hand, Williams to Co, G. T. Jackson, Scranton, Stark to Davis, Hopkins, Kolb to Co-Augusta; A. II. Abralrams,Chnrtea- ton, S. C.; Brigham, Kelly to Co., John Lama, Savannah nov 29 ly COOK A: MONTFUIlT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office at Oglethorpe, Ga. Will practice in tho Counties of Macon, Marion, Craw- ford, Sumter, Houston, Dooly, and Lee. References:—Messrs. Roberta, Foote to Marshall, So- Vanuatu Wlnshlp to Sons, Mncon. ly Jan 29 JNO. F. HAMILTON, (SUCCESSOR TO HAMILTON to HARDEMAN.) FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. No. 83 Ray-Nt., Savannah, Ga. The services of fifr. C. F. Hamilton, (long known to tbo public as seller of Cotlou and country Produco— purchaser of Groceries, family supplies, to&,) have been secured. Prompt nnd strict attention will be given to any business confided to the care ofthe above House. V Tho Mlllodgovlllo Recorder nnd Macon Journal to Messenger, will please Insert 4 months, and send bills to this ofllco. 4mo aug31 CALVIN FAY r , Architect. Respectfully tenders his services to tho citizens of Savan nah. He will at all times be ready to furnish PLANS and DRAWINGS for nil descriptions of Buildings, and superintend their construction. Office opposite Pulaski House, over Hey wood’s shop. ly sept 11 WH. W. GARRARD. FACTOR &. COMMISSION MERCHANT, 1 82 Uay-Stroet, feb 5—ly SAVANNAH, QA GAS FITTING, TIN 4- COPPER PLATE WORK, be. V. CRANSTON, AT NO. 91 BRYAN-STKEET, NEAR THE PULASKI HOUSE, Will perform with promptness and In tho best manner, all work rotating to Gas Fittings, Brazings; work In Tin, Iron, aud Copper Plate. ly nug 25 D. L. COHEN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, No. ft Jonos-stroet, [TWO DOORS EAST Of DRAYTON-BTREET,] (s proposed to contract for all kinds of Building and Rep firing. Also—To conduct Water through tho various partaol Houses. oct 13 C. S. HARRIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office No. 99 Bay-etroot—Savannah, Gn. ly fob 28 THOS. T. LONG. ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR GENERAL, E. D. Office over tho store of A. Slovens, Jr., Wliltakor-street. mar 2(1 ly G. BUTLER, MASTER BUILDER, Dealer in While Pino Lumbor, VORK-MTEEXT, OaLETHORPE-SQUARE. N. B.—He Is prepared to put In Iron Fronts to Stores, toe. Is apr 29 ROOK AND JOII PRINTING Ex ecu tod with neatness and dispatch, nnd on accommo dating terms, by GEORGE N. NIOHOLS, Owon*’ Ruilding, npp. Pulaski House. Cy* Ordors from tho country, with the cash enclosed, wlllbeattended to promptly. Jan 12 W. P. YONGE, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. No. 1)4 Ilay-at., Savannah. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. G. A. llOLCODIRE. GASTON-8TREET, (NEAR THE PARK,) sepl27 savannah, oxo. Nl—3taw6rao WILLIAM C. PERKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Cuthbert, Randolph County, Ga. Uls term of ofiloo as Solicitor General of tho South western Circuit having expired, ho will give his Individ ual nnd undivided attention to all business of a profes sional nnd legal character entrusted to his care in the Counties of IUuulotph, Stewart, Irto, Baker and Early. Janunry Dili, 1852. ly Jan 15 JOHN JT. BYRD, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Augusta, Georgia. reverences: 8avannah—Anthony Porter, Pros’L Stato Bank, Chas. II. Cnmpfled, Esq- II. J. Gilbert. Charleston—Chns. Edmondston, Prea’t Insur ance Office, Bttrckmayer & Moffett, G. W. Williams, Esq Naw York—Haggerty, Green to Co., 120 West st. Auoubta—Dr. G. M. Newton, Prea’t Br. Bank, 11. W. Rlsley, Force, Conley to Co., John 0, Carmichael, J. R. Bulkloy. dly July 12 COWDERY St WELLS. FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 04 1-2 Ray-Nt., Havannah, Ga. O. W. COWDERV. [fob 7] L. W. WELLS. STONE, STARR Sc CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLEBALS DEALERS IN DEY GOODS) NO. 41 BROAD WAY, NEW-YORK. Lbvi P. Stone, ) 111. Lanodon Butler, Elbert Starr, > i Jona J. Broom. Henry 11. 8totksbury, ) ly July 24 WHOLES*L "DEALERS*IN*£ftV GOODS, OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW’S HALL, Br ought on-* tree t, lane 14 SAVANNAH. OA. GUABliEn BnOLLi Architect* (FROM LONDON,) Offers his services to the citizens of Savannah to fur nish Designs, Specifications and Estimates for Public or Private Buildings, and to superintend the some during tholr erection. Designs tor the Fronts of Stores, as well as their Inter- il Flttli Office sept 98 hardWick to cookf: Factors and CommiHlon Merchants, JYo. 103 Day-Street. R. S. HARDWICK. JOHN 0. COOKS. J. HASBROUUK to CO M tMPORTKRS AND WUULCSALK DKaLCXS IN Earthcn-Waro, Trench China, Looking Glasses. llroHghton-Strut. J. L. oliveilT Fashionable Hoot manufacturer, RO.SKVBNTBKN BULUiTBBBT, NEAR MOKUNBNT-SqUARB. Cork-Solo, Water-Proof, Hunting, Military, Patent Leather, Walking, Dreas, and Pump-Solo Boots; Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, toc^ mnde to order In the neatest and most fashionable Buntncan CarSa. JOHN J. MAURICE’S STOYE DEPOT & TINWARE MANUFACTORY, JYos. to, 13 & 14, Barnard-st., Savannah. WYLLY It MONTMOI.LIN, General Agents and Urokers, For the Salo or RealEalate,Mgroei t 4r any description Personal Property, ornct, COBNBR Bt/LMT. AND SAT-tANB, feb33 Savanna!), Georgia. 8. B. MILLER to J. D. FERGUSON, Wheelwright* and Mnckamlth*, Corner of Broughton and Montgomery-eti, SAVANNAH,OA. Carriages. Wagons, Carta and Drays manufactured. Blackstnithing, Including Iron Railing and Grates, for Buildings. tuly—o n 0 v 0 ADAM SHORT, ma*ter Builder, rttsT noon wbbt or bt. Andrew’s ham- WU1 lake contracts tor Building and Work in Alasonnr of overy description. R. to J. LACHLISON, Engineer* and millwright*, IROXSr BRASS FOUNDERS? Canal-Street—Near the Canal Lock. R. LACHLISON. J. LACHLISON. *?/ A. N. 8IILLE1 'RON AND BRASS FOUNDEi EASTERN WHARF—BAYUT. ^ u ” A. PONCE, Importer Ac manufacturer of Segar*, NO. 13 WHITAKER-STREET, Keeps on hand a well selected stock or Imported So- gars; ulso Alanufncturcd Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, and all other arllclos usually kept in his line of business, which he offers on tho most reasonable terms. nov 3 (Brcneval ftauertfsemnua. A SPLENDID OPENING OF FALL GOODS. T HE Subscriber would respectfully call tho attention of tho public to his large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter stupla und Fancy DryGoods. Consisting In part of: Blnek and colored Silks, of a great variety; very rich embroidered Silks, of all patterns; Msntlllas and Crapo 8hawls; Scotch Wool Long do.; and square Plaid Shawls; Cashmeres; Mouscllno do Laities: Alpaccas, n great variety; Needlo-VVork Col. Inrs and Copes, of all patterns; Cblinlicttes; Muslin and Lace Under-Sleeves; Cambric Handkerchiefs, from IS# cents to 85 a piece; Irish Linens; Huckabacks; Diaper; French Towels, from 25 cents to 81 a niece; double Damask Table Linen; while und brown Napkins, a flno nssorlinont; a very largo assortment of Gloves and Ho siery, of tho veiy boat mako and style; English and A- mcrlcan Long Cloths; unbleached do.t rich Damask Table und Plano Covers; Caaslmeres and Cloths, black aud bluo or every quality; rich Vest pattorus of all styles; 8allnols; Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys, a very large assortment; one or tho very best selected stock of Blan kets ever brought to this market. CARPETING—Brussels, 3-Ply, 2-Ply, All-Wool, a va riety of patterns; and, nlso, Cotton Carpeting. N. B.—Clothing at wholesale only. Country merchants would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as the goods shad be sold (ow and on the must nccommodo- ting terms. [oct 2] JOSEPH LIPPMAN. GEORGE J. SmiTlI, AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND GENERAL AGENT, 10 8 BaT'itroet, Savannah, Geo. Will also attend to Collecting of Ronls, Servants’ Wages, too, Refer to—Hon. John W, Anderson, Hon. Francis 8. Bartow, William II. Tlson, K*q n Horace 8mlth, Esq, Messrs. Washburn, Wlldor to Oi, Brigham, Kelly to Co. NEW FALL m WINTER UUURS!! J. H. & M. SHEAHAN. Corner of Broughton and YVhitaker-sts* SAVANNAH, r NVITE attention to their new stock of FALL to WIN TER GOODS, comprising: DRESS GOODS—French Cashmeres, French De Lnlnes, English Do Lnlncs, Illack 811k, Colored Silk, Black Alpaca^ Colored Alpacas, Bomba sines, Damask Antique, English, French and American Calicoes. EMBROIDERIES—Linen Cambric, Cambric Hand- kerchieft, Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Boblnet Laces, Iloblnet Edgings, Collars and Cuffs, Habits and Uudcr-Slceves, Black Lace Veils, Blk Crape, Colored Crupo. HOSIER Y <5- UNF.NS-K largo and well selected slock of Gloves, Irish Linens, Linen Drapers and Damasks. IVOOLENS—Bogro Blankets, Kerseys, Llnseys, Clolhs, Cosslinercs and Vestings, Satinets, Tweeds & Ken tucky Joans, Rod. White, Bluo and Yellow Flan nels, 10-1 und 11-4 Drown und bleached 8hoetlngs, Plllow-Cuso Linens, and Quilts. Couutry Merchants, Planters, und others, will consult their Interests byexnmlnlngour stock before purchasing. B3TAI1 wo ask Is a visit from those desiring to pur chase. We feel confident Hint the quality and prices ol our Goods will command sales upon our terms: Cash* and no Socond Frico. oct 10 tMl FALL OF 1852. TTAV1NG completed our nrrangotnenls for the season, IT 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 invto our friends and the pub lic lo call and oxamlno our Fall and Winter Stock, which, for quality, STYLE and quantity fur exceeds any previous season, and from which f complete outfit cau be selected at the very lowest prices. Our Goods are selected with great care—being cut In tbo latest Fashion, and manufactured in such a manner as t give entire satisfaction. •00.000 STOCK Ready-made CLOTHING, embracing all the various styles, qualities, etc., In gait as follows: niack Cloth, Frock and Dross, Plaid and Clouded, Fancy Business Goats in great variety. Tweeds cut Into Pellors Half Sacks, etc. etc. PANTALOON8, made from Fine Black Doeskin, and tho various Fall styles of Harris' Clouded and Mottled Casslmercs, Black and Fancy Satinets. VESTS: Black and Figured Batin, Gentlemen’s White Silk and Figured Marseilles. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. We Invito the attention of Country Merchants to our Stock, which Is varied and complete, and mannthetured expressly tor tholr trade. We also havo a genteel as sortment of YOUTH’S CLOTHING, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, Stocks, Plain nnd Figured Silk and Satin Neck Ties, Prince Alberta, of Plain, Watered and Rlbbod Silk. SHIRTS, White and Fancy, warranted to lit, Gloves, Under Gar- ments, Suspenders, Collars, Handkerchioft, Socks, etc. IQ&^We ask a continuance of the patronnge which has always been so generously extended to us. sept7 PIEf MER80N, HEIDT to CO. in store: for the: gentlemen. J OHN .V. KELLY, having returned from the north with a hnndsomo assortment of CLOTHS, CA8SI- MERES and VESTINGS, takes pleasure In Informing his friends, those especially who adinlro a flnoty fitting gar ment, to his saloon, No. 4, opposite tbo Pulaski House, where they will find him ready at all Um«is to suit his pa trons In the most approved nnd fltshlonablo manner, nnd he ventures to assert, that those who will confldo In his selection as to color, fabric, style or finish of a covering for the human form, shnll go away satisfied. Furnishing Goods—Shirts, whlto and colored, with and without collars; Under Shirts; Merino, cotton and lisle thread Drawers; Hosiery, Cravats, Scarft, Stocks, neck Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas, silk and cotton do. Also, a largo lot of men’s and boys’ Caps, of tho latest patterns. Also, a ftuo lot of beautiful Ready-made Clothing, which 1 selected with great care. Gentlemen in want of any of tbo above articles will plouso give me a call, as I am determined to sell at a small profit. [wpt 25] JOHN W. KELLY. SAM’L HOYT, Lato of tho firm of Sam’l Hoyt & Co, Savannah, Ga. W OULD announce to his friends that he Iras remov ed to Charleston, 8. C,No. 140 East Bay, where he Is prepared to do a general Commission business, and furnish to order, at all times, any articles from the North or 8oulh that inny bo wanted, for the usual commission, as well as recol ve and sell the same. And I pledge my self that all business entrusted to my care shall receive such attention as will Insure similar manifestation of tholr good wU‘ ‘ ‘ * *• -— -* — Northern and well ns any, and better than many. Also Dealur in Butter, Cheeceo, Plaster, Marble Dust, Cement, Lime and Ilulr. And Ageut for sundry Machino Mnnufoctories, North and South, as well os Stlua C. Herrings’ Fire Proof Safes, Georgia and French Burr Mill Slones; all of which will ho furnished ou short notice, and ut manufacturers prices. Cash paid at all times for Wool. Green, Salted and Dry Hldos, Dcor and Sheep Skins, Shipping Furs. Beeswax, » .Rope Cuttings, 8ea Island Cotton Seed and Flor- oss. Also, Southern Tanned Leather In the Rough. Terms cash invariably. Refers to tho citizens of 8avnn- nah generally. If sept 4 EASTERN PREniUra COOK STOVE. rrtHE subscriber has now received his Kail Stock of STOVES, nml respectfully solicits a call at his Establishment, J. where n largo am varied assortment of 8tovcafor Cooking, Parlor nnd Ofllco purposes can be viewed, from the best manufactories, which nre on sale at reasonable terms. Also—Hnllow-wtre, Pota, Ovens, Spiders, 8*uee- pans, Cast Iron Pumns, Beer Pumps, Cast Iron Charcoal Burners, Lace Irons, Revolving nnd Long-handled YVafflo Irons, Wafer Irons, Fire Dogs, * Ire Irons, Nalls, Tacks, Tablo Cutlery, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Wood 8aws, Box and other Coffeo Mills, Brass Faucets and Connllugs.&e. toe. A cholco selection of PLANISHED WARE:—Coffeo Biggins, TeaPots, Egg Boilers, Oyster Dishes, Chaffing Dishes, largo and small, Castors, toe. ' BRITANNIA WARE:—Bar Room Pitchers, Liquor Mixers, Segar Lamps, and a varioty of Britannia Fiukl ’ ,a , n ?K'l T . ab I®. I ^?,PSj£ a, ?je , i^ n . u . La '"J >a ’ 9 11 Urops, Bra» and Whlto Metal Candlesticks. J4PANNLD to PLAIN TIN WARE:—Chamber Palls, Toilet Palls, Wine Coolers, Toilet Cases, Cash Boxes, Square ami Round Boxes, Spice Boxes, Basins and Pitchers, Molasses Pots. Nursery Lamps, Glass-Drainers, Knife Hid Rf — n - v — t.... ia ». no n.1,..... L...I It..k. . - 1 1 ' id 8poon Boxes, Trays 13 to 28 Inches, 8plttoons, Foot Baths, toe. WOODEN WARE:—Malls, Wood Horses, Clothes Horses, stop Ladders, Tubs, Palls, Rulers, Measures, Flour Boxes, Willow Wagons, Children's Willow Chairs, Brashes, Brooms, fcc. o..—,.™ *« "**NT8conotan" * ■ Silver’s Fire and Water-proof MINERAL PAINT8 constantly kept on hand; also, Catnphcno and Spirit Gaa. tty* All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work executed with despatch. S3TPrinted Catalogues may be bad on application, and forwarded post-free. „ JOHN J. MAURICE. nov 1" Sale* Rooms, Not. 10,13 and 14 Damsrd-atreet, and 184 Bay-street. PORTER’S EXTENSIVE CLOTHING EMPORIUM. T HE subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to the citizens of 8arannah and the public generally, of the largest arrival of Fall and Winter CLOTHING ever offered In tho Southern 8tates. In this establishment can be fonnd every quality and stylo of Clothing to please the taste of the most fastidious. This establishment Is divided into six different Departments, each one containing a rich and full assortment tn their Hue. lat Department. *" “ ' Contains Frock and Dress Coats or overy qualllv, from 87 to 830. Frock nnd Dress Coats, Olive, Blue, Brown and Green, from 87 to 820. Shad Peltoes and Business Coats, a great variety, from 83 to 812. 1,000 Over-Coats, doublo and single breasted, and double Over Coals, from 83 lo $30. Over-Coat*, a splendid assortment, embracing Kossuth, from 818 lo $30. 2,000 pair of Pants, of overy quality and color, from 75 cents to 810. 1000 Vests, of overy kind. 2d Department. Contains Furnishing Goods of every description for Gen tlemen’s wear—consisting of Scarfs, Cravat*, Water ford Ties, Prlnco Albert Ties, Spring Stocks, Merino Shirts nnd Drawers, Cotton do., Suspenders, Half Hose, Gloves or all kinds, best quality Jones’ Patent Yoke Shirts, a flno assortment, tc. 3d Department. Contains 860 suits of Negro Clothing for house or planta tion use. Hickory Shirts, Red Flannel do., Overalls, Canton Flnnncl Undershirts and Drawers. Price of full suits from $3,25 to 84,50. 4tla Department,. Contains a largo and well-eclccted stock of India Rubber Goods—consisting In part of Suck Coats, White and Rluck Frock Coats of two cotors. Leggings, Slips, Cloaks, Firemen’s Coals, warranted lo stand 280 de grees of heat, Riding and Driving Gloves, Horse Co• vers, etc. 5th Department. Contains Hats and Caps, Ann Moleskin,# large assort) meat and latest styles. Gth Department. THE nAZAAR. This splendid establishment, on the left wing ofthe main Department, GO feet deep. Is fitted up, at a great ex- B expressly for Ladies accompanied by their en. Here will be found every ouallty and style of Children's Clothing, and of the latest Paris fashions, consisting of Infanta’ Robes, Christening, Cans, splendid Embroidered Cops, Suits, connected ana separate, for every age, Jenny Linds, Polka Sacks, Frocks, Over-Coat* with and without Capes; and many other Goods, too numerous to mention In this advertisement. Parents and Guardians are re spectfully solicited to cull, as great pains have been taken to add to the comfort and convenience of pur chasers . tyNo abatement from prices flrat asked. ST. ANDREW’S HALL) RROUGHTON-STREET. fttcccfjauBffc. GROCERIES, LIQUORS dc WINES. •p ECEIVED by recent arrivals; All 120 hbls. Crushed, Powdered and Clarified Sugars} 25 boxes doublo refined Loaf do; 240 bags Rio Coffee, some of them prime; 45 do. Java do: 50 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado 8ugara; 270 boxes Tobacco, S’*, 5’s and l’s Lumps; 45 packages superior Tobacco, El Dorado, Diadom, Nectar, Vlrglnlus, &c. 100 boxes best Family Soap; 150 do. do. No. 1 do; 114 half chests Black Teas, some of It very superior; 148 packages Hyson do., In X, V nnd X chests; 150 boxes Tallow Candles, 8’s and 0’s; 100 do. Star and Adamantine Candles; 150 do. Pipes; 75 do. Mustard; 50do.grou’d Pepper to Allspice; 70 bbls. Bugnr, Butter nnd Soda Crackers; 275 do. Domestic Gin, Ruin, Brandy and Whiskey; 40 do. Old Mononga’a Whiskey,some very choice; 15 hair pipes Otard, Dupuy sc Co.’s Brandy; 25 quarter and eighth casks various kinds choice French Brandy; 5 pipes Holland Gin; 4 puncheons Jamnlcannd St. Croix Ruin; 30 casks Madeira nnd Tencriflb Wines; 20 do. superlorold Mndeirannd Shoriy Wines; 100 boskets Champagne, Ileldseck, Hungarian, Lion, toe., toe. 100 kegs and halves FFFG. Powder; 400 bags Buck and Drop Shot; 50 bbls. No, 3 Mackerel; 25 do. No. 2 do; 20 do. No. 1 do; 20 casks Codfish and Haddock; Now Fish. 30 hair bbls. 1 to 2 Mackerelj 50 boxes Codfish; 40 kltts No. 1 Mackerel; With a full supply of everything else in tho grocery line, for sale on accommodating term*, by oct 4 J. V. CONNERAT to CO. CARPETS! CARPETS!! GAUPETSllt ~T3 have This Day opened for sale, a splendid as sortment of Carpets, Oil Cloths^ Mata) Ruga, Window Curtuinn, See, —COHSISTINO IX PART OF— 20 pieces Thrco-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. Felt Curpet 5 do. Dutch do. 50 Velvet and Chcnellla Rugs 100 common Rugs aud Mats 100 pair of beautirul style Window Shades. All or the above Goods are offered at the lowest market prices. For sale by [sept 28] A1KIN to BURNS. BAVANNAH, Ga. 3»crcDanBijc. WINES. IIIl AN DIES, Ate. T HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving in store a general assortment of the above articles, In list! i ‘ consisting of: Palo and Dark Brandy, Madeira Wine, Cherry to Raspberry Brandy, Port do. Scotch Whiskey, Topaz 8bemr Wine, Holland Gin, Brown do. Sloushton Bitters, Tlnlllla do. “Crown” and “Star”brands Champagne. t*^~Tho “Tlntllla” Bhorry is highly recommended for Invalids—Itci ,J "~ ” *- D ry goods.— 100 bnles Negro Cloth, 35 do. Blankets, 15 do. Llnaey Woolscy, 15 do. Red Flannels, 50 do. Brown Shirtings, 10 do. 4-4 Sheetings. 50 do. Hearv Cotton Osnaburgs. 10 cases Bleached Shirtings, 40 do. Printed Calicoes, 10 do. Kentucky Jeans, 200 dozen Head Handkerchiefs, 500 do. Assorted Hosiery, Together with a most complete stock of Fancy Goods, to which they Invito the attention of Country Merchants and others. NEVITT, LATUROP to 8TEBB1NS, nov 8 139 Congress-street GROCERIES. A CHAMPION bos in store and Is receiving the tot- • lowing articles for city and country trade, which having been purchased for cash nnd selected by hftnseir, enables him to sell on the moat favorable form*, vlxt 100 bbls. Baltimore and Canal Flour. 50 half do. do. 50 do. Stuart’s Crushed and Powdered Su| ROBERTS d: FOOTE, Broughton-street, (tt/> stairs) opposite the St. Andrew's Hall, H AVE now on hand a very large and well-selected Stock of DRY GOODS, which they offer for sale, by the piece or package to tho trado—consisting, in part, ol Colored and Duffel! (Bankets. Red aud White Flannel. Plains and Kerseys, assorted quality. Satinets and Kentucky Jeans. Fancy and Tweed Casslmercs. Strlirod and Plain Cotton Osnaburgs. Blenched and brown Shirtings nnd Shootings. English and American Prints. Cashmeres and Printed DcLalnes. Black and Colored Alnacus. Black and Colored Coburgs. With an additional general variety of Goods nsually kept In Dry Goods Stores, whtch are offered for sale at tho uauni accommodating terms. sept ,H ROBINSON Sc CAMP, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, AND DBALKaS IN Fine lloady Made OlotUinar, A RE NOW receiving tholr Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting In part of: I) hie, black and fancy colored English nnd French Cloths; Over-Cont, logs ol black, bluo aud foncy colored Beavers; bluo, black nnd drab Pilot Cloths; English, Frottch and A- merlcan Casslmers, or black and foncy colors; Vestings or 8ilk, Satin, Cashmeres, embroiders and rich Cut Vel- vot. All of which will bo made up at (he ahorteat uotlco and In tho best style of workmanship. Our READY MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured at the well known houso or W. T. Jennings to Co n No. 931 Broadway, Now-York, and Is equal to any In the city.— We keep constantly on hand the lnrgost assortment oi FANCY GOODS of any houso in the trade, such as whlto and foncy colored Shirts; Bilk, Llslo Thread and Gauze Merino Under-Garments: Shaker Flannel and Lambswool do.; Thread, Cotton, Merino and Lambswoo) Hosiery; 811k and Cotton Umbrellas: blrxk, white and colored Kid Gloves, (of Alexanders make); Blocks, Bcarift, Cravats and Collars t and, In tact, everything no ccssnry to a Genllotnau’s Wardrobe. For sale on at ac commodatlng torms as can be had tn tho city,.at GAUDRY’S BUILDINGS, sept 91 Next door to Pulaski House. LOVES, OR AVAT8 AND TIE8.-A supply or Alex- vX andcr’a black, colored, and while Kid Gloves just received. Alio, a choice assortment or black, plain aud otnbroldered Cravats and Ties. For sale by sept91 |WM. IL SYMONS, 17 Whltakcr-sl CHEAP CA8H STORE. CORNER WHITAKER AND CONORESS-STS. B LEACHED nnd Brown SHEETINGS to SHIRTINGS. The Subscribers hava Just received per brig Wilson FuUer, from New-York: Water Twist bleached SHEETING New-York Mills do do ^ James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 nnd 4-4 Irondsdalo and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4 8ea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4 7-8,8,0,10,11, aud 12^ Allendale Bro. Sheeting 7-8,8,9,10,11, and 13-4 do Bleached do 7-8,8,0,10, II, aud 12-4 Hamilton do do For sale by M. PRENDERGAST to CO. L ANDING, per schooner “Fannlo,” from Phlladel- phia- 20 hogsheads choice Porto Rico Sugar, 15 do. do. Santa Cruz do. 110 bags chotce Rio Coffee, 15 barrels Cider Vluegar, 10 hogsheads choice Bacon Shoulders. nov 13 For sale by CRANE & HOLCOMBE. Eclipse” and “North Stato”—' ‘ 100 boxes Connecticut Cheese, 50 do. Soda, Butler, Wlno and Bilik Biscuits, 50 barrels Butter and Sugar do. 20 do. Pilot Bread, 50 boxes assorted Candy. Also, per brigs “ American” and “ Excel 200 bugs assorted Shot, 5,000 pounds Bor Load, 25 keg* extra choice Goshen Bnttor, 50 boxes Cream Cheese, 25 barrels Mercer Potatoes, 25 do. Yellow Onions, nov 13 For solo by CRANE to HOLCOMBE. • U'OREIGN LIQUOR8.—20 hair and 10 quarter pipes JO Dark and and Palo Otard, Dupuy to Co. Brandy, of our own Importation. Vintages 1840. ’49 and ’50. 0 pipes Holland Gin, Medcr Swan Brand. 1 puncheon old Scotch Whiskey. 2 do. do. Jamaica Rum. 1 do. do. SL Croix do. 20 demHohns, 5 gallons each, Scheldam Gin. l.andlng und for sale by oct 20 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON to CO. B agging, bale rope, &<^— 68 bnles Uunuy Cloth, 500 colls Kentucky Rope, 900 coiis Dillon’s Ropo, 12,000 Gunny Bags. For sale by nov 9 COHEN <i AUD, CHEESI DKKGS1 i)ltLliS!i 2 AAA LBS. EPSOM 8ALT8. %\)\)\) 5,000 lbs. Copperas. 7 1.000 lbs. Glauber Salta. 2,000 lbs. Putty. 500 boxes Window Glass. 7,000 While Lead. All ofthe above Just received and for sale by JAMES H. CARTER, oct 29 Opposite 8L Andrew’s Hall. oct 27 [t to OGDEN, 80 Bay st 10 boxes do. Loaf Sugars; 10 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado do; 50 bbls. Clarified Sugar, various qualities; 25 boxes Cheese; 100 boxes and halfdo. Soap;] 50 do. Sperm and Adamantine Caudles; 100 bags Rio and Jnva Coffee. 30 boxes and half boxes Hyson and Black Tew; 75 do. and half do. Tobacco; 25 do. Stnrclt; 30 do. Pipes; 25 dozen Brooms and Buckets; 50 bbls. Xi and kills Mackerel; 20 kltts Salmon; 10,000 lbs. Bacon, Hams, Sides and Shoulders; —AL80— 8moked Tongues, Dry Beef, Fulton Markot Beef. Choco late, Farina. Sardines, Tnilet Soap, Fig Blue, Pickles, 8weet Oil, Almonds, Spices, Mustard, Butter, Currants, Citron, toe- toe. ALSO— 25 whole, 25 half, 25 quarter boxes New Raisins: 5 bbls- 20 half, 20 quarter and 20 boxes Buckwhi 500 bags Shot; 500 ban Lead; A chotce selection of Liquors nnd wines. oct 25 eat; DcAVITT A: MORGAN, DEALERS IN FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS, G ALL attention to their large Stock or tho following articles, which they offer at the lowest prices: Rich Printed de Lalnes and Cashmeres, French nnd English Morlnos, Black Bombazines and Alpacas, Linen Cambric and Embroidered lldkfs^ Marseilles Quilts and Couuterpaucs, Irish Linens aud Damasks, Linen and Cotton Shootings, Silk. Cotton and Merino Hosiery, Whito nnd Colored Flannels, Cloths and Casslmercs, French, English and American Calicoes, Dlaticrs and Toweling*, Table and Piano Covers, Plain and Figured Black 8itks, Black Satin de Chene, Plain Changeable Silks, Paris Mantlllnsand Tnlmas, Bonnet and Plain Ribbons, Hrocho and Plaid Shawls. French and English Crapes, Ladles’and Gentlemen’s Kid Gloves, Swiss and Cmnbrio Trimmings, French Needle-worked and Lace Collars, Blankets, Plains aud Kerseys, Muslin Curtains, Broclie and Figured Silks, Domestic Goods of all descriptions, of the beat manufac ture. oct 28 . IE, FLOUR, toe.— I 50 kegs prime Loaf Lurd; 23 boxes Goshen Cboeae; 10Q bbls. Baltimore Flour; 100 do. pure Genesoo do; 30 do. Hiram Smith do; 50 hairdo. Canal do; 50 halfdo. Baltimore do; 10 hhds. cholco Porto Rico Bugnrs; 100 gross Mntchos, and a genoral assortment of Gro ceries, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wlno* and Teas. For salo by [nov 16] COHEN to TARVER. NUND1UEN. nnn BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds. A\j\J 70 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugar, 40 do. Cuba aud New-Orleans do. 100 bbls. Heflned do. 75 do. Crushed and Powdered do. 25 boxes Loaf do. 300 bags Rio Coffee. 200 do. Porto Rico and 8t. Domingo Coffee. 75 do. Java do. 150 X and X chests Hyson Tea. 40 X do. Black do. 130 boxes Soap* 100 do. MtiMard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger. 80 bbls. Bnttor, 8odu, and Sugar Biscuit. 30 X do. do. do. do. do. 120 M Scgnrs, assorted kinds. 20 bags Black Pepper. 250 bbts. New-Orleans Whiskey. 100 do. White do. 50 do. Monong&hctado. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin. bu do. Best P. to H. yyo Gin. 6 pipes Holland do. 50 X casks Sherry, Madeira, to Teneriffe Wine. 100 bankets Champaguo do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 X casks do. 10 X do. Cognac Brandy.) In Custom House 20 x pipes do. t Store. 150 kegs Gun and Rifle Powder. 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot With a compete assortment of Groceries. For sale on favorablo terms by Sept 4 WEBSTER to PALMES. ©cncrat ettrbrrtfarmcnts. UENTLEMEN’8 RESTORATION. LAGER PEER. H. WLIGAND has opened, under Uie Planters’ Hotel, a neat and comfortable Eating Room, with an excellent Kitchen and Cooking Range adjacent, as a UEbTAUIIANTi Ho has an oxeellent Cook, from Strasbourg, who will suit GermaiuAmerican and French tastes. OYSTERS, FISH, MEATS—every thing that this market affords,can be bad In all styles, on short notice. Youno Clerks, and others, who have rooms fn town, are invited to try the European mode of breakfasting and dining at tbe Restaurant. Philadelphia LAGER BEER, SWISS CHEESE and LlNDBUltGERCHEESE,kept always on band forth* u*o or fomllies. oct 5 PHIUDELnnAKAflmi BEER. T HE Subscriber respectfully Invites tbe publto of'Sa vannah to test tho qualities of this One Boer, from the Brewery orMcssra. Edoel to WoLr,attheFa!rmount Water Works, noor Philadelphia. This Beer lamade ex actly like the I*ger Beer of Munich, tn Bavaria. I shall continue to receive constant supplies of this put* and wholesome beverage, during the autumn, winter, and spring. As In tbe old country, ft will be sola to fomUten and Individuals, who will thusincurno risk oflta sourin on their hands. The use of this Beer la particularly neons mended by nhyslclnns to ladles who are nursing chlldrtm 8old at the Planlerr’*— Planters’Hotel by Myl HERNY WEIOAKJ) XOHIDA LANDS FOU SAKE. Tile following valuable TRA0T8 O P.+am LAND, lylug In Marion and AlachuaM counties, will bo offered at Private 8ale,^*M during the months or October, November and December next, vlxt WETUMPKA HAMMOCK, situated about ten mile* North or Ocala, (the county seat or Marion county,) con taining 3,000 acres, about ono-halfof which is hammock,' unsurpassed by any in tbe Btale; and the remainder wblls ■ oak and hickory land. A TRACT, well known as tho “ Fort Drahe Plants- Ion.”.containing 3,000 acres of Land, principally first juallty hammock, between lour and five hundred acres of which Is thoroughly cleared, and at present in culti vation. This place tor several years averaged two hogs heads of Sugar to the acre, and every year thatdt haa been cultivated has produced fine crops of com and cotton. These Tracts could readily be dlvidod Into two or three plantations each, being well watered and surround ed by high rolling pine land. A TRACT or 1,000 acres on Orange Lake, consisting of immockrorairae grove, and well Umbered pine land. TWO TRACTS, of 1,000 acres each, near the Alachua prairie. The greater part of both those tracts Is rich hammock. —ALSO— 5,000 ACRES on Indian Rlror. Any one wishing to cultivate sugar cane would do well to examine this land, ns being remarkably Ibrtllc, and lying south of tho region or frost, It is as well adapted to that culture as any in tbe United Stales. 12,000 ACRES, generally known os the “Bayard tract,” situated on the St. John’s river, opposite Plcolata. There are many small hammocks and orange groves on this tract, but It Is principally valuable for Its pine timber. It has a river front of seven or eight miles. 1,000 ACRES on take George, and several small tracts on and near the Su John’s river, well situated for 'fkrm- lug, tho roaring of orange groves, toe. Tho above tracts of land were purchased by the late Gen. Clinch, Immediately after the accession of florid* to the United States. From his position at that time, hl*> facilities for selection were unusually great, and U Is be lieved they Include as good land as can be fonnd in the Stato. On account of tholr accessibility from Charleston and Savannah, they offer great inducements to planters In Ca rolina or Georgia wishing to remove. Tho titles are clear and Indisputable. Terms—Cosh, or payable at Charleston or Savannah, on or before the 1st of January next. C«r*Any further information on the subject can be obtained by addressing the subscriber,at Orange 8prtnga. Marlon county, Florida. J. II. M. CLINCH, miry, and senJ their bills to this office. FALL Sc WINTER GOOBNl T HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure In announcing to the citizens of Savannah, and the public generally! that, by various arrivals of steamers and sail vessels, they have received a largo and splendid 8tock of Goods, aulU able tor Fall and Winter trade—such ast ALPACAS, CASHMERES, MUSLIN DE LAINES, BOMBAZINES, FRENCH AND ENGLI8H MERINOS, SHAWLS, SILK AND VELVET MANTELS, of all colors and of the latest and most approved patterns &c~ toc^ to c. They also have received a targe stock of 8ILK8, which surpass any other ever brought to this place, as well In the quality aud patterns as In the prices; a great assort ment of WHITE to EMBROIDERED GOODS, such as Collars, Cuff*, Capes, Cups. Handkerchiefs, Sleeves, and Chemisette; together with all other articles usually kept In n Dry Goods Store. They coll tho attention of the publlo especially to their assortment of UDWI Ul House-keeping Goode* Isting of Shirtings, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins, ils, Pillow-Case Linen, eta, etc.; and also to their ..iv** “• ricty or Flannels, Blankets, Korseya, Satinets, tasslmerea: and invite all who wish to pdr- ib and examine their Stock, which will bo Consisting Towels, Pl.^^ w extensive variety u,»- mu. Tweeds and Cassimerea: nnu u chase to come and examine t! •old at the lowest rates. EINSTEIN to EGKMAN, oct 13 151 Congress-street. IVEGIIO BROGANS! NEGRO BROGANS I riMIE subscriber respectfully calls the attention of Fao- X tors nnd Planters to his very extensive stock of Ne gro Brogans and Women’s Leather Boots. These goods have , been selected expressly tor this market and are warranted the best stock and workmanship. He is con fident that a fair trial of his stock will Insure satisfaction and a continued patronage. His goods are all freeh and terms fair. W. 1IF.IDT. Gibon’s Building, formerly occupied by Mem*. £. F. W rod to Co. oct 2 church and parlor organs. nnnE Subscribers, agents for Mr. II. Kxaurr, Organ X builder, are prepared to furnish any description o( Church or Parlor Organs. As a specimen or his Instru ments, reference la made to tbo organ recently erected by him In the Lutheran Churchof this city. Parties desiring Information on the subject can ascertain all necessary- part fcnlnra on application (o F. ZOGlSAUhl to CO., » July 13 Whltaker-at^ one door east of Bryan-sL PIANO FORTE DEPOT. The undersigned respectfully Inform tha citizens or Savannah,Georgia, and Florida, ... . . - ,hnl they have on hand more than fifty Pi anos, tbe largest stock ever on sale In this dty. and made by tho most celebrated manufacturers in tho United States. Nunn’s to Clark’s, J. Chickcring, Boardman to Grey, Lut- chet to Newton, Edwards to Fisher, all well known to tha lovers or Music, have place in their large assortment. These Pianos are or rich tone, and beautifully Onioned la Rose Wood, Black Walnut, and Mahogany, with Iron frames made In the most substantial and workmanllko manner. Also tbe Justly celebrated iEollon Piano Fortes, which, for their sweetness and tone, have not been equal ed. All these Instruments have metallc frames, which render them peculiarly suited tor Ibis climate, preventing tbe necessity or tuning for years. The undersigned are agents for Henri Hera’s celebrated Grand Pianos, made In Paris. For power and beauty tone, they stand preeminent. Catlicurt’s Holodoons. This bcauttful toned wind Instrument, for village pur poses, Lodges, Serenading Parties, and the private prac tice of Organists, possessing a sweet and powerful tone, they have also tor sale. All oftheso Instruments will be disposed of on the moat accommodating terms. The prices of the Pianos ranging from 8175 to «1000. . Jan 20 I. W. MORRELL to CO. PIANO FORTES. The Subscribers, sole Agents tor A. 8to- Jart and Co.’s and J. B. Dunham’s Ptano .. x , , JFortes, are always supplied with an as sortment of those favorite and justly celebrated Instru ment*. For durability, they can be tolly warranted, whilst thetr superiority or tono and touch is evident and acknowledged by the roost casual observer, as well as tho critical connoisseur. Tho Ladles are respectfully In vited to view these Instruments; and an arrangement having been effected with one of our most eminent Pi anists for the purpose, they con also be enabled tojudgo of the tone. F, ZOGBAUM to CO., Market-square. J3F* Second hand Pianos token in exchange—also lined and repaired. , JanSQT HACKNEY COACH. „ The subscriber respectfully Inform s', tho public, and strangers in town, that ho nos Yiy—-w-fusi received an elegant new Hack, coll«d the “LADY I1ENTZ,” which Is on entirely new principle, as regards accommodation, safety, toe. Ho will always keep a fine pair of Horses attached, and ready for imme diate service. Orders should be left at Gas’s Livery 81a- blo, at tho head of Broughton-street—Warner's old stand, oct 4 tf JOSEPH KIRKLAND; TXT IN ES.—30 quarter casks Burgundy Port. VV 15 do. Brown Shorry.’ . 5 do. Pale do. 10 do. Muscat. 50 baskets Grape Champagne. In store and for sale by oct 23 W. M. DAVIDSON. bbls Hiram femlth’s Flour. 3U hIf bbls Fulton Markot Beer. 20 casks pints, 19 do quarts, best Loudon Porter. 30 bbts prime Cream Ale. 0 pipes superior Holland Gin. 30 boxes and 25hairdo Raisins. 90 half bbls Sugar, Soda and Butler Bltoults. 50 boxes uew Herrings. 30 bbls Sugar Houso Molasses. / 50 boxes Star Candles. 50 .do Composite do. 50 do Tallow do. 50 do Wlnaor.Tollet and shaving Boapjust received and tor saio by [oct20] McMAHGN to DOYLE. 50 boxes Star Candles, 50 barrels Cincinnati Whiskey, 15 hogsheads Porto Rico Sugar, 50 bags Rio Coffee, 50 boxes No. 1 Soap, 50 boxes Palo Soap, 100 barrels Baltimore Flour, 50 barrels Howard-etreet Flour, 50; half barrels do. do. 50 bags Java Coftoo, 100 boxes Tobacco, assorted. noylt' L “" U " , “ lr ° r 5mi& k TARVER, TELEGRAPHIC CONIlflDNIOATlON BETWEEN AMERICA AND EUROPE. J OHN HUNTER, Agent In England of the New-York Associated Press, respectfully begs to announce to the mercantile and business community that TELE GRAPHIC DIBPATCHE8, to and from any part of Great Britain, or the Continent or Europe, will be punctually torwartlod, If confided to bis care. t Dispatches should be forwarded In envelope, unsealed, and addressed “ Telegraphic.” Agent*. . In Liverpool.—J. Hunter, 2 Paradise-street. In Halifax.—U. Nugent, Editor or tbe Bun. In Boston.—W. G. Blanchard, office of tho Blall. In New-York.—D. H. Craig, office of tbo Associated Press, 3 Hnnovcr-atrect, up stairs. In Philadelphia.—W. VV. Fulton, Ledger Balldlng. In Baltimore.—O. C. Fulton, Bun Building. FUr Charleston, S. C n Augusta, Savannah, drt<—Ai Carroll, Courier office. Charleston, S. a In New-Orleans.—E. Fuller, Merchants'Exchange, In I^uievUie^-J. W. Clarke, Courier office. In Cincinnati—R. Smith, Merchants’ Exchange; In Buffalo.—A. D. Levlrn, Commercial' office. Correspondents In Europe should, to Insure prompt ness In the delivery and transmission or dispatches, toN ward tholr communications tor the United 8tatea through the Agency at Liverpool. By so doing,'their dispatches will be transmlttedoror the wires In advance ofajlathsil privnte communications, on tho arrival ofthe steamers at Halifax, Boston, or New-York. ') Charges moderate, and accuracy oqd reasonable prompt ness in tbe transmission of dispatches guaranteed; or thei money will be refunded. 1 J. HUNTER,Telegraphic Agent, . ' 2 Paradlse-atrcict, Liverpool, Eii&l*nd. and General Agent In England for the Lino of 1 between Haltfax, N. S„ qud »ow-Yorir. To the Citizen* of South-Cavollna, Georgia and Alabama* c,; • • The undersigned, having been appointed ono or tho Agents under tho above arrar* 1 u * to tender hla eervlccs In forwa.-.. of Great Britain or the Continent* ness entrusted to b|s csre will bo Where the parties are unknown , mercantile house in this dty will b« in vi All communications, which wJiiTtd rtf confidential, sbouldbe sddresiralto n rytAnr Editors giving tbe fcwTbkerllops, and inviting gSflMH ' '"cilSSwS.S. oVNoYOTbet OUi, IBS. I

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, November 24, 1852, Image 1