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under order of Court, must bo advertised, gen-
SXirfeK PAYS before the day of sale.
IpffJ M
(looker, O 8 Hunter. Rll Habersham, Chas F.llam-
on, W 11 Holmes, 8 P llalscy, Wm W Habersham, J M
ay wood, Tlios Hoy no-, Jno It Habersham, Georgo 8
I larding. Jno Uarrisson, Nicholas Iloyle, Fraa Iteman*
des, Andrew Uarrlsson, Wm Hiimphroys, John Uelry,
II Troup Howard, Wm Henderson, D 8 Henderson, Jaa
if. Henderson, Thomas Helry, Claus Hallman, John U
lull, Lori Hart, Jaa Horan, H Held!, Maurice Hackett,
Robt Habersham. Sr, John Harper, J W III ’
oleombe, Q H Holcombe, E 8 Harris, Wm
^groveivJoaO Habersham. John B llolooml
Ion, EJ Harden, Jno Hamlet, Geo’ HtU
lot, M Harding, 8eyt
ind, H F Holland, J
IlardeiDw B Harrison,
vey, R B UUton, R W Hnnt, Jno F HerbT
hist of Voter8
S EC. 2. Bt it further enacted by -ni
That from and after the passage of this act all
•son* shall bo qualified to vole at elections for Mayor and
‘Alclonnen of the city of Savannah and the hamlets there-
of who ore citizens of tbo United States, have resided in
tha sisto of Georgia for one year Immediately preceding
to election and.within the corporate limits of Savannah
for on”month Immediately preceding their registration
and continue so to do up to the time of election, who
hSve attained the age of twenty-one years, have, paid all
cllv taxes or have In their own right sufficient real estate
to satisfy any tax executions wh c\mny be agn nst them,
who have rande all returns required^ the oidlwmceaol
Ihe city, and have been registered according to the pro-
Villons of this ocU—Extract from the Registry Law.
Adolph Abrahams, Robert Adams, JohnS Aehord,Goo
A Aih ,F W AverfeidCo W Auderson,Mathlas Amorous,
C B Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abraham, O 8 Arnold.
Geo Alexander, Jno W Anderson, P W Alexander, Uog
Austin, George Armstrong, James Anderson, W VS
R F Akin, Peter Arnold, 11 D Arnold, Thos
‘ arson, Richard Aborcromble. J BAn-
, Jura, If ‘
James Ahern, R A
AdamaB^lf Anderson, Richard Aborcromble. J 8 An
derson; lohn Anglum, kow Alexander,John AUen,
James Ahern, R A Allen, W B. Adams.
Conrad Byck, Richard Burke, Michaol BoylamEW
Iluker, John Brady, E J Blount, Win M Blount. Patrick
Bid? Thos Bandy Wm B Blount, DrW ollullocb,
Anthony Boater, Saul 8 Box. Jos H Baldwin. I—"
no, 8elgiraond Berg, Henry Berners, N K Bari
F Brantley, Robt Blakfa Wm Burke. A F Ben..™ .. ._
M Black, Felix Bouraon, Gilbert Butler, Thos Bourke.
Eugene k Bee, J P Uolfeulllet, L E Byck, A Borehort,
Wm Basslnxer, Patrick Bulkoy. P H Behn, Henry Betts*
man, Thos W E Bealls, .Wm J Bulloch, Patrick ftradlov,
Henry Burt, EH Bacon, 8 P Bell, Wm J Bandy, Hi
Byrd, Q A Boufeulllot, Jno G Bryan, Thomas II Barrett,
*“ anon, David, Bell, Jno Bilbo, T A Bulkier
r, Chas Boll, Patrick Brady, Thos J BuUocI
Michael Bryan. Geo Bankmau, O B Darrl;
J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos
Byrd, G A Boufeulllot, Jno G Bryan, Thomas U Barrett,
Bllchael Brannon, David, Bell, Jno BUbo, T A Bujklev,
Francis Illslr, Chss Boll, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch,
lor, Michael Bryan. Geo Bankmau, O E Barrie,
in. D L Best, J A Baker, W H Bunch, Jos K
i, Wm D Urown, A T Bowne, Jos II Burroughs,
nett, Louis BareHeld, Jos BanerolL Thaddeus J
, Patrick Burke, O L Blount, Jno N Barbee, Jos
JM
Jos Bryan. D L Beet,
BaBougb,Wn ““
Jab UennettpL _
Baldwin, Patrick Burke, G L Blount. Jno N Barbee,. _
Brown, OWBrnen, Moses Black, II L 8 Bunt*. Thos
8 Balloy, WII Bulloch, R M Barthelmre* Houry W Brer-
eullett, P A Blots, Henry Brigham, W 8 Brantley, G W
Benton, M J Buckner, John Boston, B M B Burrougns,
Dounii Blannerhaaeolt, D II Baldwin, Wm C Barton,
Augustus Boullncau, John Bums, Michael Bowley,Ullck
Burke, JuO Blance, J H Uashler. W J Blodget, JasO
Bowen. Jno W Blze, Barnard E Bee, P 8 Bartow. Wm
J Bee, J P Brooke, W U Bourdley, W O Batter. HS Bo-
ilna. Frederick Bailey, W D Bashlor, Jos W Drowi
vvilllam Blols, WmL
t WmH Banks,
I Boll, Geo Bren-
John O Blanoe, Theodore Blols, WlUlam
Bourke, John F Blakely, GOG Brown,
B L ltoulllnenu, J T Buckner, Charles H uou, uoy ...u U -
son, P T Broughton. II8 Boll, W H Bradley, L 8 BonnoU,
Jos lleibo, Wm BaUey, FII Blols, J II Buckner.
Wm U Cuvier, John Cooper, O A - Cloud, PL Constan-
Jas Cleary, Barnard Constan-
Clancy, John Cantons, F W
irruthors, Nicholas Cruger, Wrlghl
ten. i
Uue, Thos W Coo]
" Jos 8
Thos Corley, R M Charlton.
Cornwell, Jos 8 Carruthers, Nfcholas Cruger,
Culpepper, Thos Corley, R M Charlton, 8 J Cossets,
lUchtra Cole, Thos CusackJno L Clark, Michael Cusack,
C U Cutnpfleld, Francis T Cole, John Curry, Thos Clark,
John CsrdeU, Jas Connelly, John Carruthers, Frederick
Cook, Emanuel Gnu waller, Luke Christie, Jas Campbell,
Pros Onmpfleld, Jno D Charlton, Jno G Cooke, Edmund
Cotter, Montgomery Gumming, II E Courier, Jos Clog-
horn, John Sis, Jno Cunningham, Carl Craft, Wm Car-
ion, B L Cole, W O Charlton, 8 J M Cubbege, Moses
Coburn, L F Cook, Henry Capon, 8 M Golding, Freder
ick Cantons, Wm Cox, Wallace Cummlng, Patrick Crot-
ty, Michael Carey, Peter Cobb, Jno J Cornell, Wm Con
don, Robt Carr, Fraa Champion, A H Champion, Jno W
Cornell, James Cornell, H R Christian, Jno J Coates, Jas
n — ’--'" Campagnac, Wm Cullen, And Oordes, Pierce
sron Champion, W TChapman, Daniel Clark,
go, George CallyJJrlah Cranston, Charles Can-
Cawxhy, ST Chapman, John F Carded,
John LOope, ThoaConnlfi; ThosConway,
Cox, Jno T .
Uoadnn, Aaron
J B Cubbege, George
non, Robert J Cawr'
Antonio Chlia, John ......
Motet 8 Cohen, D B Camp. Oetavus Cohen, J P Coder,
Bartow Cyuthus, Patrick Clark, Jno M CodV, Jos Clog,
horn, Wm Cannon,Charles Cler, Augustus Cannon, Pat
rick Clark, Iuaao Cohen. Wm Cromwell, G L Cope, h
G L Cope,sr^ Jamoi A Courvolier, 8 II Cooper, If
Crane, WmL Clark, D D Copp, John D Colo, Cornelius
K Convor, Thomas Corr, Bryan Connor, James E Cope,
LCCInrk, George Clark, Wm P Clark, John A Cham
ber*, Wm Colter, Laurence Connell, Frederick Oullon,
John F Ccrcopely, George Cnuseo, B II Crandoll, F
A Cannuet, Jeremiah Cavanaugh, Martin Conway, D
U Coleman, James Carroll, Goorgo E Cougdou, Thomas
Collins, J P Cohen, Charles H Connery.
_ Rlc’d W Delaney, Martin D*
Dawson. Michael Dally, Illo’d
Daniel Donovan, Albort L r
liaaeD'*
•van. /
a, Midi
irze. P
John
Uaoo D'Lyon, Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly. Wm
M Davidson, Morty Dorgnn, Wm II Davis, Wm Dixon.
Js* DuniuChoiloy Dugger, Jos It Domund, Jos Dawson,
Thos Dowell, Jno Downing, J E Davis, HJ Dickerson,
L 8 DcLyon, G W Davis, D S Daniels, Jno Dailey, Wm
Duncan,John Dillon, ItraolDasher, Levi DelbltL AO
Davenport, Isaao Davis, Henry Dannenfelsor, Jno D Del-
linnoy, VVL Davis, 8 0 Dunning, Patrick Dervino, Chas
lj Duryee, Burrell Dye, B O Dunning, Jr, F G Duna, W
U Dudley, John Dovnney, John Doble. R H Darby, Jas M
Doylo, James Downey. Wm H Dunning JP, Henry Du-
blgnon, James Doyle, Martin Dunnagnn, Dudley Daven
port, Jacob Do La Motta, A M Day, J. J O Da vis, Thos E
Davit J&s DoMortln, Henry Dittmers, Alex Drvs«Ialo, D
i H Dillon, Prcd'k Dnnnorsfelsor, J B Dasher, U W Dasher,
M T Dukes, John II. Dows, Samuel L Dowell, John Dry
er, F11 Demcre, W J Donaldson, Thos F Daniels, Michael
Duggan, John Dorgnn. ^
. Henry Ellis, Daniel Egan, Richard Ennis, Abraham
Elnstoln, John Everord, Win Elloby, Thos Eden, O W
Eden, John J Edy, Charles J Eden, Potor Endrlos,J A
Epstein, Edwin W Ervin, James Eden.
Felt, John Foley,*TTios Ford, Jos B Fay, Wm
PorriJlSowuUH Flsk,James Fountain, Dugald Ferguson,
J E Falllgnnt, Robert PorrolLJno G Fallhmnt, Jas Far
rell, John Folleard.^Andrew Farrr, John FlUgcrald, An
drewFlatley, R B Fell, Michael Finney, Wm FFoay, E
?.i Pu ^lenjon.AuslIn French, Johann D Fisher,
Wm Folllard, Domjnlck Flatley. John Flannogan, Pai’k
Po ey, Thos Flaherty, Jno D Fish, L M Folllgant, Owen
Poley.LJ B Fairchild, Jas Faunstan, Michael Fay, G W
Fennell, Jno Foster, J R Flshor, G J Fulton, Jacob
Frlond, JO Fathors,GG Parries, JohnO Ferrell, James
Folker. Green Fleetwood, Geo W FahmLoonard Froo-
Und, it R Fort.Thos A Farrles, Wm BFIemmlng, Jas
AFawhSj F Fink, David Fitzgerrald, Robert Flslior, D
B Fickllng, Jacob Frey, Jeremiah Flokllhg, Wm Fielding,
n-si-i
John Gerdts, Francis Grimball, J F Gnllmartln, BepJ
Oeoaoro!r,Jo$hm Griffith,,G,L Gilbert, Jot Gooroo,*^
J B GrIIIo, JoSiT Gannon, Jos Golffer,
Michaol GlaiKow. Geo A Gordon, Wm A Gibbons, Pat-
rick G*rron, Jas Grady, Geo Glen, J FGrovonsteln, John
SSPW* Joa . 0 ®y®ghor, Domingo Gnlleo, John Griqin,
JgHn Cionovdy. Jm E Godfrey, L J Gullmartln. Seaborn
Qnoddl, DamII Gnonp, George Gatehouse, J M,Griffin,
rho» Green, J W Gibbons, Chaa Gross, Patrick Gordon,
F M Green, Jno F Glatlgny, Peter Gafoev,, W W Good,
rich, Israel Gear r Wm F Good win, John Gllleland, Joseph
D. Garnett, ChsriMGa>Whl t John Gnllaghoi, O A Greiner,
i-t®W M .°<>odwln, L 1 8 Goodwin, Caraten Gerdle,
Jsraos E Uaudry, Julius B Gaudnr, iTlI Griffin, Ilobort
" Gray, y 0 s Goorge Jrj D. II. Galloway, Martin Gertln,
lnes,'RHHowell^'
Milton Humphreys^'Jbs U 1
. Peter YonMn, Jno A Young, Dr B Yongc, W A Yonge,
WmP Yonge.
Z.
Peter Zarodoakt, Edward G Zetronor. Jacob Zlmme^
man, Edward Zndetncs, Solomon Zelgler.
The foregoing are the- quallflcattona of voters entitled
i for Mayor and Aldermen of the City orBavilnnali
.May. If there are
and who are
luestedth
to voto for
it the ensuli .
lersons Regtflerod for ihe month of
any penions whoso names are Reglstei
not ontilled to a vole, notice is roapoctfL„,
be given to the Clerk of Council, that they may be i
with according to law. B. F, AKIN,
• eept 14 Clerk Coun
John W Ihly, John L Ihly Wm Ihly, Brlen Island.
George Jones, Jas O Jones, Jas MJonos, BO James,
i lexandor Johnson, JasT Jones, J D Jesse, Thos Jones,
Sdward Jones, Jos Johnston, Peter Jacobs, John R
Johnson, Christian Jogstcttor, EB Johnson, G H John
son, Emanuel Joseph, J R Johnson, A E Jones, John
It Jackson. Bulloch Jackson, Nicholas Jeffreys,.Robt
Jackson, Wm A Jaudon, H It Jnckson, Claus Jackcns,
Peyton R Johnson, JosW Jackson, Goorge Jaskson.
K.
Fred Krete, Harmon Kuhlmon, Wm H Kelly,-Phillip
Colb, Dcdrlck Kaltenhoni,P M Kollock. Ezra Kent,N B
Cnnpp, JasKlng, John Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, James
Cerr, Peter Krnuss, Gofort Kerk, James Kennedy, John
Kellyi Daniel Kaln, Hanford Knapp, A J Knrn, Edwin
Knapp, J F Kirby, Nicholas Kerloy, Robert Knox, Fred
erick Kronson, Peter Krlne, Louis Kernpf, A G Kennedy,
A L Kent, Louis KoeseLTboa Keaton, Jas Kirkland, Al
fred Kent, Phillip Kean, D O KaufTa, Wm Kine, Ed
ward Kean, Edward 8 Kempton, John Keegan, Chns II
: Cnapp, Wm F King, Nicholas KeUeber, Jm» J KeUey,
Thos H Kreeger. ^
O A L Lamar, Thos E Lloyd, BenJ’n W Lloyd, Hngh
Logan, Jos Lippman, John M B Lovell. B W Leach, B
Lathrop,Mortiu Larkin, BY Levy,,JTLatham, Peter
Logan, Thos Learn Hugh Larken, Patrick Lenahan,
Patrick Lee, Daniel Lnphan, Thomas Lyon, James Lan-
agban, JT Linde,Linda Linde, Daniel Lenhoy, William
u Leigh, John Larkin, Henry Lathrop. D P LanJcrshlno,
Andrew Low, O D Lobey, Louis Legrlel, John Lyons, O
Lufburrow, Charles J.aw, Peter Lee. Robert Leybourn,
lievy Llllenlhat, W W Lincoln, II P Letcho, F M Loho^
Patna Lovett, Wm E Long, JohnN Lewis,Simeon Lane,
i! L Luf burrow, William Lake, 8 A T Lawrence, A R
.nwton, Edward Lynch, Edward LovClL John Lares, D
N Lane, James Laughlln, J F Linder, James J Logan,
Robert A Lewis, A B Luce, J II Lsdd, Jno Lama, Jas
.ynch, ID LaUoche, Peter Lawrence, Michael Lavan,
Klatthow Lynch, Root Lachllton, James Lachllson, Cas
par Lenzer, James Larkin, Timothy Lavan, O A La-
loche, Robt Luuday, John Lawton, A J Lobey, Thos
Lewis, Wm H Lyons, Aulonto Loeveulo, J G Lamoright,
Michael Lynch, Pat’k Laughlln, John II Loveless, G w
food, Loon Lohraan.
nr«
aham Minis, David Morris, Jacob Manses, John
Mskln, Thos MoNlcholas, John Masterson, Edward
Maahon, Jeremiah McCarthy, John Mcllue, Wra Morrell,
J G Mohrlons, Robt McIntyre, HO Mehrtcns, Jno D Mal
lei!, Jos Mordccal, Michael McGrall, Thos Murtaugh,
Leander Moore, Mathias H Myer, Peter MeGuilllouduy,
Silvester Manning, 51 Marsh. Jacob Miller, Jno Murchi
son, Jno Montmollln, Thos Mohor, Thos MoAullffi Jos
NcFeely, B W Mlscally, H W Mercer, O A Moglll, Wm
Meredith, E T McGrath Thos McCollum, II Morce, Wra
Moore, J D Mallard, O D Murphy, Jeremiah Mack, N O
Mills, Jesse Mount, John Murphy, B M Morel, Patrick
Meara, G O Millar. John McCabe; Harvey Morse, John
McDermott, J M Mlllen, Thomas W McArthur, Loyl 8
Myers, Henry Mcrckhanlt, Michael Month, Thomas Ma
ion, Patrick MeGoveru, 8 8 Millar, T J McNIah, John
Mahoney, John McGunagh, Patrick Masterson, John
Mallory, James J McCoy, Isnno Minis, Edward McCabe,
G Murklns, 8 8 Moody, bonnis McGuire, Lawrence Mo-
KonmuNcylo Mcllue, JII Mohrtens, M B Myer, Thomas
McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Maukc. Edward McGrow,
Bartholomew ftlclnarnoy, John Mallory, Luder Mehr-
tons, A F Mira, Fabian Myerbofrer,G 8 Miller, John R
Martin, William B Mell, James W Morgan. MIcbaelMoi
rls, John W MoKoy, O F Mills, William E Monglm D
McKenzio, A F Mordccal, Jas 8 McDonald, Jns Manu-
—• - ••in. «—'— Mijrphy,G AMo-
Poter Mi
phreysi Jbs _ -
erb, Wm Hone.
sy, Thos R Mills. Domingo Marling. Jos Murphy, i
Closkoy, Angus McAlpin, Michael Martin, Peter Marls,
G Mode, M ft Mlllen, Jno McCall, JasMoFeehr, Wm Me.
calf, E Mendel!, A K Moore, Wm Mackay, John McNish,
Jas G Melts, L B McConn, Wm Morris. John McCollum,
Charles AlcCann, Bernard Malian, Wm McLaughlin,
Patrick McLaugl.lou, V VV McOjutoy, W II U Mllla,
Jno McMahon, Jno F Mullegan, Jns Matthews, Isnao
Marsh,Thos Madden, John Moran, FA Maddox, Solomon
Mayer, E M McDonnell, Wm Morel, Jno Mahun,JnoR
Mayor, Thos G Mooney, M O Morland, Jus McDonald, T
B Maxwell, N W McLeod, Alex McHordee, Jno T Mitch-
1, Frcdk Mundorf. II K Muni fort, Jas McBride, W J
lr. i li. i a, ii-mI TaMirtt.li Mrtt.p.ll.v Wm Ma.
Jos MoCanna, Thos Meeks, Edward Mullegan, John Mo
Aulltr, Archibald MeAlllstor.
J;»£«r»Tfi7E
Neidlinger, Don’l Nelson, Terrenco Nugent, li N Nichols,
Geo 8 Nichols, L F Nichols. Jos Nagle? Nevlll Neylo, Jno
Nell, J G Noldtllnger, A A NungazeN J R Norton, Jacob
Neuboroor, Edward Nugent, Bam’j Nuttman, Jas A
Norris, Frederick Nolteraen,Jno C NIcoll, Thos M Nor-
wood/Chas Now land. James Neldllinger, Wm Neva.
IT. 1
n'n
John W Owons, Geo W Owens, Danlol'
O’Brien, Owen O’Rourke^ohn F O’Byrne,
nor, Owen O’Rlelly, Humphrey O’Leary
Dennis O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno II Ohlmeyer, Wra
11 Olcott, Wm Olmstcad, J F O’Neill, D O Olcott, E
n.n ' a..-. 1 a'tfU—til P P rOai.11lir.in If fl Ollufla
O’Byrne; Michael O’Neill, OE O’Sullivan, II G Ollvor,
John Oliver, Jonathan Olmstcad, M O’Reilly, James Oil-
Ogeivfe, M VV
eonu uiivor, «uuuiuau uiuuretw,
rer, W O O’Driaeoll, Dan’l O’Sullivan, T
nor, Daniel O’Sullivan, W W Oates, John - D .
O’llyra, Thos O’Bryan, Geo Ott, FrodlckOtto.
Martin Payton, Antonio Ponce, BM Prendereaat,
Sam’l N Papot, James Prendergast, O C Parkor, Anthony
Porter, Jos VPrcntlco. Jno F Posey, N 8 Pludor, Sam’l
Philbrick, Jas M Prentice, 8 M Pond, Wm Parris, Pat’k
Prunty, Andrew C Pacetty, Edwin Parsons, Elisha Par
sons, Jno Poolu, B G Pancost, Owen Poterson, O B Patler-
son, John Porfleld, John Phelan, Jno F Powell, Jas Pren-
dergos,Thos Purse,Sam’l Pittman, EJ Purse, Georgo
Parsons, R D Papot, M Prendergast, Edward I’udelford,
Scn» Euward Puuoltbrd, Jr., Thos Plilgoon, Thos SPItt-
Jno Postell, Jos W Phillips, James Prunty, J M Palin,
Marcus M Pock, Patrick Price, G O Puder.Thos Prondor,
gast, Chas Perry, R VV Poolen II K Preston, Jos V Pres
ton, Wm F Preston, Edward Pursale, D G Philbrick.
Jas Quantoek, John Qulnn^Martln Quinn, Win Quinn,
Wm Quantor,k,Jr.
M Russell, Waring Russell, David Rosonblatt. Jacob
Rosonband, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, WmRochbsler,
Jamea Russell, Tlios J Ryon, J B Ross, John Reody, A
M Ross, Michael Rochford, Christophor Russell, Wm P
Roberts, Jobu Ryan, J B Read, Jos W Robbcrts, Henry
r, Wm Robertson, Patrick Reilly. L 8 Russell. Wm
e, Barney Rodon, Pat’k Ryan, Wm Rogers, Ji
Robei
llosor, .
Roche, Barney Rodon, .... »
Richardson, Jno O Rowland, Michael Rooney, Georgo
Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daniel Robertson, Wm Remshart,
J W Rabun, Jos Roes, Francis Ryan, J B Ripley, JW
Remshart, Robt Halford, H W Raiford, Mathew llalford,
Win Reilly, J P W Ileed. Jno Rlordon, Frauds Reives,
Jefferson Roberts, O H Rlkeman, H Rogers. J Ronnldson,
Jeremiah Ryan, B G Reed, Chas E Robinson, Joseph
Ross, Henry Robor, Goo Robins, Allen Russell, Wm
noil, C E Ryan, Wm Robkon.O VV Rogers, Thos Ronnu,
Geo Robertson, Tobias Rolhloter, F A Robert G 8 Roux
F T Roff, M J RelUy, James Russell.
Si
E A SmtUard, Wm Swoll, John A Schaffer, John
Scudder, Rlch’d 8raye, Ilonry Starke. Abraham Simpson,
Christopher 8chnelder, John A Staly, Rlch’d Scanlan,
EmnnuolBheflaB, Ilarnmn Sllbor,RH Spencer, Morde-
cat ShoOnlL Andrew Steafvotor, John Savage, J8 Solo
mons, Prcd’k Scherff, A A Smels, W R Symons, Thos
Sullivan, Goo Snnlthofl; Jno G Sexton, A J O Shaw, Ja-
cob Shaffer, M Hhofftall, sr.
D Shaffer, nuin oiuim, kudu dhaiubiu, u|iuruuu duuu-
der, Sam’l B Slbloy, Anthony Sogur, Jaa8hea, Pat’k
r.-’l— T—— Clrtnnn. T U DlMO. , 11..!! O.llll.-- T -.
Designs for the Fronts of Stores,as well as their Inter
nal Fittings, carefrilly attended to.
Office InSoroPs Building, up one flight of stain.
orchantef
Scan!au, JaaSklnnor. J H Stroes, Dan’l Sullivan.
Skinner, Dr 8 Bheftall, Nicholas Slnot, Martin Sullivan,
Lewis Smith, Jacob Behaffer,’ Thomas Saunders, John
Stevenson, G N Staley, Thos Smith, G J Smith, Jno 8u •
II van, James Sulllvau, Waller W Smith, Geo Hhullz, F F
Strobhart, Jas J 8tokes, Geo Shute, Harmon Bangslock,
Henry Beltzer, O B Scally, E Somcrnll, Francis Sorrel,
Jno A Stegln, John Sloan, Wm G Stafford, JnoBcrevon,
Wm Satie, O M Stone, J11 Sanssy, J M Schley, Francis
Shells, P K 8hlels, Adam Short, Jno Y Symons, James
Symons, F R Sweat, Edmund J Saunders, Edwin 8tiles,
J M Solomons, Augustus Scheldeinan, Dennis Sulllvon,
Daniel Sullivan, M J 8olomons, M Shehan, Dennis Sulli
van, Bamey Smith, Ilonry Stlbbs, Jas II Shehan, Valen
tine Stanton, John Sherlock, Loyal Scranton, Martin
Shannon, Joseph Sullivan, Jas F Stokes, Philip Smith, Jos
MShelltnan, Jamos M Strickland, Timothy Shorredan,
Thomas 8mlth, Wro Starr, Jr, 11II Scranton. Jos Sherdo-
man, Conrad Schelneidor, Goo Stevenson, Richard Stele,
John Bhlolds, Nelson_Smith,_8 8 SjwJs&elzcr, VV W
Stark o,An> (
Stebblns, 'a A SolomonsJJ W Shaffer, DT Scranton,
Patrick skinner, Edward SWlft, Sami B Sweat, John D
Spann, John E Stllwoll, II Sheppard, F M Steno, Eloazor
Solomons, Thos Scully, VVm Saumtcrs, Jas Smith Sr, Jno
Schungell, Jessoo J Smith, Wm F Shearer, J A Bowel I, J
8 Bturtevont, Wm Saunders, Julius. Smith, II R Selloy,
Christopher Bmlth,
P Toffl, Marlon Threadcroft. Jno U Thode, H J Thomas
son, w R Tinsley, Fros Trucholut, R V Thomas, Richard
son Tombs, W H Talbird, J E Taylor, John G Thomas
John Trumtler, ! KToffi, JaSPTusUn,Thos M Turner, !
A Tunper, ClmsThompson, IIJ Tledoman, David Thomp
son, JasTigho. L O Tobonu, Chas G Talbird, Ilonry Tow
Jno Tannor. VVm A Thompson, Robt Todd, f. JTJmntoni
Wm II Tnlblrd Jr, Jno J Theus, J Techeuor, Wm 8 Tay
lor, N I’T.jlor, J M ThumM,J RTBompmn.
Chrlitlnn Uebolo, Philip Ul'lor.
H SVor.ltlli
Vollstclch, I
_N L H.trlt, p D Holliliplmt John HipphUT^ O 8 non-
Muonhor. Huimi, J D Hluhn O 8 «Uri. flattif
Jtohllhui,Dannl.Ilcnly,Donnl.iloll.hdtL 8 Il.rt, Ml.
wsVSit'M'ffe
Hsmimdei
David Harmon. B10 He—
Jo*Hunter, 8NItar.
tainbot
irstllto,
0 Viuidimbt^, Ilonry vooijlalm.
O A Wood, nich'd Worno," JT. Winohuw, C.1
While, Jontet Whllllmn, doth Wpodnotd,Ell.ha Wjllj,
CliorlM WlUon, Gen W W^l^Augmlui Wor-
uunrios wuoon.ut
'llson, J J V
Welghlfw 6 wX7E V G h Wilson, WW Woodbrid
Bryan Wron.R D VValker, JnoW VlHIsomThos J WaS—
HO VVycr, ios W Woml. Wra Wright 0 BWalt, HI
ten, Henry WU-
Xfushuno Cat'KB.
O. A. JL. LAMAR,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
nov 13 Navannuh, Georgia. ly
T IBERAL ADVANCES mado upon shipments of
ij Cotton to myfrolndsin Liverpool aud New-York.
nov 13 3m O. A. L. LAMAR.
t ; DENTISTRY.
SURGICAL *AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Rroughton-stredt,
ffoata Side, near Whitaker, Savannah.
nov10 ly
DR. W1LDMAN.
Having settled permanently In Savannah, rospoctfoUy of.
fora to Its citizens bis service* In the general
Practice ol Medicine and Surgery.
Residence and OJtes—No. 20 Abercorn, corner of South
Broad-streets.
Hours of Consuitatisn—Frvm 8 till 10 o’clock; A. M_
and from 3 tlU 5, P. M. , nov 10
Jnft MISS D. A. GARDNER,
409 BROAD WAY, NEW-YORK,
IMPORTER OF FRENCH BONNETS.
MISS S. A. CONN,
400 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
DRESS M*AKBR.
Importer of^Fronciz Patterns.
GRIFFIN A GORDON,
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ’
Office In the socond story ofthe new Custom House,over
the main entrance.
kobbkt n. oRirrtN. [Jy21—Omo] q*o.a,oo»dok.
BOTK1VEEL A SMITH.
FACT0R8 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
wu j .Savannah, Georgia.
The undersigned have taken the stand recently occu
pied by Holt fc Bothwkll, and have associated them
selves as partners, under thenomo and style of Both-
wzll fc smith, for the purpose of transacting a General
Commission and Factorage Business.
Jas. t. botqwkll. [aug21—3mo] tuob.d.smitu.
UKNkY >. FORT. x. X. DUNUAM.
FORT de DUNHAM,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ocl7 SAVANNAH, GA. ly
. rT FfEMINO &MH.UEN.
The Undersigned having united in tho practice or Law.
will attend to any business entrusted to their care. Office
corner Bay and Whitakersta^ over Messrs. 8wlft, Dens-
low & Co. n
William B, Flkmino. John M. Millxn.
a C®.™®' 1 Bwand'WhuSoMtret*ti C ^fflce hoursfrom
A. M. to 2 P. M., and 3)4 P. M. to 0 P. M. Jan 31
H.T.ORKKNWOOD. JOSUI1 MORRIS. JOHN J.RIDOWAT.
GREENWOOD, MORRIS & RIDGWAY,
OOTTON FACTORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 47 OARONDALET-8TREET,
... . NewOrleans.
Mr. Morris will remain at Montgomery, Alabama,
and all ordora for the purchasing of Cotton, or any other
business entrusted to our care, at that placo, will meet
with prompt attention.
nov 2—tf GREENWOOD. MORRIS & R1DGWA
BEHN A FOSTER,
FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SAVANNAH, G A. *
P. H. Bzhn, Joun Foster,
. . Savannah. from Hancock county
|uly23 wfrn—ly 1
. HUNKER d: OGDEN,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
#«l>t4 No. 80 Buy-st.,Savannah.
DR. CHARLES W. WEST
Offers his professional services to tho citizens of Savan
nah and Its vicinity. Residence—corner of Congress and
Bull-stroeta, over the Drugstore of W. VV, Lincoln,
feb 3 ly
HENRY K. WASHBURN, Ag'l,
SKIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
July 21 SA VANNAII, GEORGIA.
ROWLAND de OO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah—No. 172 Ilay-strcot.
JOHN T. ROWLAND. [aUg 21] JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR.
GIHAKDEY de PAlKKElt,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Broad-street, Auguata, Ga.
References:—II. H. Cummlng, .Esq., Messrs. J; C-
Csrmlchaol, Baker fc Wilcox, Bakor fc Hart, Hand,
Williams fc Co, G. T. Jackson, Scranton, Stark & Davis,
Hopkins, Kolb & Co-Augusta; A. II. Abrahams,Charles-
ton, 8. G.; Brigham, Kelly fc Co- John Lama, Savannah
nov 29 ly
COOK d: 1QONTFORT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office at Oglethorpe, Ga.
Will practice lu the Counties ot Macon, Marlon, Craw
ford, 8umtar, Houston, Dooly, and Lee.
References:—Messrs. Roberts, Foote fc Marshall, 8a.
vannah: Wlnshlp fc 8ons, Macon. ly Jan 29
JNO. F. HAMILTON*
(SUCCESSOR TO HAMILTON & HARDEMAN.)
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 83 Bay-st«, Savannah, Ga.
The services of Mr. C. F. Hamilton, (long known
to the public as seller or Cotton and country Produce-
purchaser of Groceries, family supplies, fcc^) have been
secured. Prompt and strict nllentfuu will be given to any
business confided to the care of tbe abovo (louse.
*,* The Mlllodgevlllo Recorder and Macon Journal
fa Messenger, will please insert 4 months, and send bills
to this office. 4mo aug31
CALVIN FAY, Architect.
Respectfully tenders bis service* to the citizens of Savan
nah. Ho will at all times be ready to fornlsh PLAN8
and DRAWINGS for all descriptions of Buildings, and
superintend their construction. Office opposlts Pulaski
House, over Hey wood’s ibop. ly sept 11
factor'& , commissIon a mS1chant.
82 Hay-Street.
feb 5—ly SAVANNAH, GA
GAN FITTING,
TIN tr COPPER PLATE WORK, Sre,
U. CRANSTON,
AT NO. 91 BRVAN-STREET, NEAR TUR PULASKI HOUSE,
Will perform withpromptnessand In tho boat manner,
all work relating to Gas Fittings, Brazings; work in Tin,
Iron, aud Copper Plate. ly aug 25
D. L. COHEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
No. 5 Joncs-strcct,
[two doors east or dravton-street,]
(• prepared to contract for all kinds of BuUalng and
Rc)i Jring.
Also—To conduct Water through the various parts ol
Houses. oct 13
C. 8. HARRIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office No. 09 Bay-street—Savannah, Ga. ly fob 20
THOS. T. LONG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR GENERA A, E. D.
Officeovor Uio store of A. Stevens, Jr.. Wliltaker-stroot.
mar 20 ' ly
G. BUTLER,
MASTER BUILDER,
Dealer in White Pino Lumber,
YORK-STREET, OOLETHORPE-8QUARE.
N. B.—He Is prepared to put in Iron Fronts to Stores,
fac. Is - apr20
HOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Executed wltli neatness and dispatch, and on accommo
dating terms, by
GEORGE N. NICHOLS,
Owens' Building, opp. Pulaski House.
I3T Orders from the country, with the cash enclosed,
wilfbe attended to promptly. Jan 12
W. P. YONGE,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 04 I!ny-st., Savannah.
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
G. A.* HOLCOMBE.
GA8TON-8TREET, (NEAR THE PARK,)
MDt27 SAVANNAH, OEO. Nl—3Uw0mo
WILLIAM C. PERKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Cnthbert, Randolph County, Ga.
Ills term of oflico as Solicitor General of Uie South
western Circuit having expired, he wUl give his Individ
ual and undivided attention to all business of a profes
sional and legal character entrusted to his care In the
Comities of Randolph, Stewart, Lee, Baker and Early.
January 9th, 1852. ly Jan 15
JOHN J. BYRD,
AUCTION AND COMM188ION MERCHANT,
Atigustu, Georgia.
REPERENOEB:
BavannJh—Anthony Porter, Prea’L State Bank; Chas.
H. Compiled, Esq^H. J.Gilbert.
OHARtESTON-Cbas. Edmondston. ProsV—— Insur-
anco Office, Burckmayer fc Moffett, G. W. VVffllams, Esq
>N»w York—Haggerty, Green fc Co-,120 West st.
Auousta—Dr. G. M, Nowton, Pros’! Br. Bank, 11. W.
RlUey, Force, Conley to Oo- John-O, Carmichael, J. R.
Bulkfoy. dly July 19
COWDEUY dt WELLS.
FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 04 1-2 Iluy-Srt., Savannah, Ga.
Q. W. OOWDERY. [feo 7] L. W. WELLS.
STON1J, SMIIII t OO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DEY GOODS.
JYO. 41 BROAD WAY, NEW-YORK.
Levi P. Stone, ) JII, Lanodon Butler,
Elbert Starr, > f Jona J. Broom.
Henry II. Btotesbpry, S ly July 94
WHOLESALE , DEJS?ERB*m > DRV GOODS,
OPPOSITR ST. 4NDItRW’a HALL,
.Broughtenostroeti -
juna 14 SAVANNAH. GA.
Mpt28
Z • HArDWICK A COOKE,
Factors and. OommlMlon Bit
oV*. 102 Bay-Strut.
K. I. IURDWICX. JOHN 0. C»0K«. 1
“ J. HA8IIROUOK CO^ T*t"“'
, IMrORTKRS ANU WIIOLKSALK DfeAMRSIN . ,
Earthen-Ware, TrGba^a.
■I. J. 1- OL1VBB, T -
Favhlonablo Boot Blunufacturcr,
KO.IKVRMTKRN BULU-STRKRT, REAR MORUHRMT-SqVARK. (
Cork-Sole, Wate^Proor, Hunting, Military, Patent
Leather, Walking, Dress, and Pump-SOlo Boots: Shoot
ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers,
Ac., mnde to order In the neatest and most fashionable
STOVE DEPOT & TINWARE MANUFACTORY,
JV08. 10,13 St Id, JBarnard-xl., Savannah.
WYLLY t MONTMOLLIN,
General Amenta and Broker*)
For tho Bale of
Real Eilat r,tfegrett,tr any description Personal Property,
OFFICE, CORNER RULL-iT. AND RAY-LANE,
i : a-M_ x. r.——1- r
fob 23
Savannah, Georgia.
8. B. MILLER It J.D. FERGUSON, I
TVlacolwri fflita and BlackimithR,
Corner of Broughton and Montgomory-tts.
SAVANNAH, OA. i
Carta and Drays marafoctnred.
~ Iron Ratling and Crates, for
ily—o \ novfi
Carriages, Wagons, Ca
Blacksmlthlng, Including
Buildings.ti
ADAM SHORT, ^
blaster Builder, \
FIRST DOOR WEST OF ST, ANDREW’S ItALU"*'
Win take contract* for BuUdlng and Work In Masonry
of every description.
R. fc J. LACHLISON,
Engl Wo\ T l
Canal-Street—Near the Canal Lock. \
>. LACHLISON. J. LACHLISON.
A. N. MILLER,
narlneer and NIIllwrlaTht*
ZfiOJV JlJfD BRA8S FOUNDER.
EASTERN WHARF—BAY-ST.
A. PONCE,
Importer & manufacturer of Serars
HO. 13 WHITAKRR-STRRET,
Keeps on hand a well selected stock of Imported C •
gars; also Manufactured Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, and 11
other articles usually kept In his line of business, whli i
ho oObre on the most reasonable terms. nor 3
CSrcnetul 8totoertfflement0.
A SPLENDID
OPENING OF FAIjIj GOODS.
T HE Subscriber would respectfully call the attend a
of the public to bis large and well selected stock«
Fall and Winter staple and Fancy
DryGoods.
Consisting In part of: Black and colored 8llks, of a git it
Lalneai Alpaccas, a groat variety; Neodlo-Work Cl-
tars and Capes, of all patterns j Cblmlzettes; Muslin a d
Lace Undei^Sleeve* t -Cambric Handkerchiefs, from IS {
cenutoWaploco; Iriih Linens; Huckabacks; Dlapc ;
French Towels, from 25 cents to fl a ploco; donl e
Damask Table Linen; white and brown Napkin*, a ~
assortment; a very largo assortment of Gloves and
slery,of tho veiy best make and style; English am
murlcan Long Cloths; unbleachod do.: rich Dam sk
Tablo and Plano Covers; Casslrnere* and
and blue of evenr
styles; Satinets; K<
assortment; one of tho very best
kets ever brought to this market.
CABPETINu—Brussels, 3-Ply, S-Ply, All-Wool, a va
riety of patterns; and, also, Cotion Carpeting.
N. B.—Clothing at wholesale only. Country merchi its
would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere as
the goods shall bo sold low and on tho moat acoommolo-
tlng terms. [oct2j JOSEPH LIPPMAN
rs: Casa!mere*and Cloths, hick
’ quality; rich Vest pattorna of all
lenlucky Jeans; Kerseys, a very li go
f the very best selected stock of Bin-
hiSf™
’•““Tir,MartinWendelken,Ileniy ....
;R'Winkler, Jijo B Waul, Jos C
GEOHGE JT. SlfflTH,
AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION MERCHANT)
AND GENERAL AGEN1V f
108 Bar-■**«>*.I Savannah, Goo.
1 VVUl also attend to Collecting of, Renta,
Servants’ Wages, Ac,
Raraa to—Hon. John W. Anderson, Hon. Francis 8.
Bartow, William II. Tlson, Esq., Homee Bmlth, Esq,
Messrs.. Washburn, Wilder A Cm, Brigham, Kelly A Co.
• noV2.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!!
J. H. & M. SHE AH AN.
Corner of Broughton and Whitakor-sts.
SAVANNAH, ,
I NVITE attention to their new stock of FALL A WINi
TER GOODS, comprising I
DRESS GOODS—French Cashmeres, French Do
Laines, English De Laities, Block Silk, Colored
Silk, Black Alpacas, Colored Alpacas, Bomba
sines, Damask Antique, English, French and
American Calicoes.
EMBROIDERIES—Linen Cambric, Cambric Hand
kerchiefs, Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiofr,
Boblnet Laces, Bobfnel Edgings, Collars and Cuffs,
Habits and' uiider-Bloevea, Black Loco Veils, BUc
Crape, Colored Crape.
HOSIERY Sr LINENS—A large and well-selected
•toek of Cloves, Irish Linens, Linen Diapers and
Damasks. */■
WOOLENS—Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Ltnseys, Cloths,
Cassiraures and Vestings, Satinets, Tweeds A Ken
tucky Joans, Red. While, Blue aud Yollor Flan
nels, 10-4 and 11-4 Brown and Bleached 8bbetlngs,
Pillow-Case Linens, and Quilts. /
Country Merchants, Planters, and others, wll) consult
their Interests by examining our stock before purchasing.
By All wo ask Is a visit from those desiring to pur
chase. Wo feel confident that tho quality and pricea ot
our Goods will command sales upon our terms!
Cask) and no Second Price,
oct 10 tMl
EASTERN PBEMUJM COOK STOVE.
T im anbKrlber bum. received bit F.II Slock of BTOVES, end napeelMr .eUelU . call .1 hi. atabllMimenl,
where a large anti varied assortment of Stoves for Cooking, Parlor and Office purposes can be viewed, from
tne beat manufactories, which are on sale at reasonable terms. Also—Hollow-ware, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Sance-
a Cast Iron Pumps, Beer Pumps, Oast Iron Charcoal Burners, Lace Irons, Revolving and Long-handled Waffle
, Wafer irons. Fire Doga, Fire irons, Nslls, Tacks, Table Cutlery, Axes, Hatchets, Uammers, Wood Saws, Box
ana other Coffee Mills, Brass Faucets and Couplings, Ac. Ac.
A choice selection of PLANI8HRD WARB:-Coffeo Biggins, Tea Pots, Egg Boilers, Oyster Dishes, Chaffing
Dishes, large and small. Castors, Ac.
BRITANNIA WAREBar Room *■ ~
A WARE j—Bar Room n ^hers, Liquor Mixers, 8egar Lamps, and a variety or Britannia Fluid J?*,
*“^.Oenfr® Table UmpSj &imjnbeije Lamps, Oil Umpe, Brass aud White Meut Candlesticks,
J APANNKD arPLAnTTIN WARE ^-Chamber Pallprollet Palls. Wine Coolers, Toilet Case*, Cash Boxes,. h " ’
Square and Round Boxes, Spice Boxes, Basins and Pitchers, Molasses Pots. Nursery Lamps, G' — ” ■*
and Spoon Boxes, Traya 12 to 28 Inches, 8plUoons, Foot Baths, Ac.
WOODEN WARE:—Malls, Wood Horses, Clothes Horses. Step Ladders, Tubs, Palls, Rulers, Measures, Flour
Boxes, Willow Wagons, Children’s WlllowChsl roB rushes, Brooms, Ac.
Stiver’s Fire and Water-proof MINERAL PAINTS constantly kept on hand; also, Camphene and Spirit Gas.
tar AH kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work executed with despatch.
tyPrinted Catalogues may be bad on application, and forwarded post-free.
john j. Maurice.
nor 17 Sales Rooms, Nos. 10,12 and 14 Baraanl-street, and 181 Bay-street.
PORTER’S
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
T HE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens or Savannah and the public generally, of the largest
arrival of Fall and Winter CLOTHING ever offered In the Southern States. In this establishment can be found
rere quality and style of Clothing to please the taste of the most fastidious. This establishment Is divided Into
x different Departments, each one containing a rich sind fuU assortment In their line.
l«t Department.
Contains Frock and Dress Costs of every quaUtr, from
•7 to 930.
Frock and Dress Coats, Olivo, Blue, Brown and Green,
from $7 to $20.
Shad Pel toes and Business Coats, a great variety, from
83 to .19-
1,000 OveKfoats, double and single breasted, and double
OrerCoats, from 83 to 830.
Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, embracing Kossuth,
fromflBto 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 every description for Con-
tlemen’s wear—consisting of Scarfs, Cravats, Water
ford Ties, Prince Albert Ties. Spring Stocks, Merino
Shirts and Drawers, Cotton do., Suspenders, Half
Hose, Gloves of all kinds, best quality Jones’ Patent
Yoke Shirts, a fine assortment, Ac.
3d department.
Contains 800 suits of Nogro Clothing for house or planta
tion nse. Hickory Shirts, Red Flannel do., Overalls,
Canton Flannol Uudorslilrts and Drawers. Price or
full suite from 83,25 to 84^0-
4th Department.
Contains a largo and well-aelectod stock of India Rubber
Goods—consisting in pnrt of Back Coats, White and
Black Frock Coats of two colors, laggings. Slips,
Cloaks, Firemen’s Coats, warranted to stand 280 de
grees of heat, Riding and Driving Gloves, UorsfrCo-
vers, etc.
5th Department.
Contains Hate and Caps, Ann Moleskin, a large assort
mont and latest styles.
6th Department.
TUB BAZAAR.
Thissplendid establishment, on the left wing ofthe main
Department, GO feet deep. Is fitted up, at a great ex
pense, expressly for Ladles accompanied by their
Children. Here will be found every quality and
style of Children’s Clothing, and of the latest Parte
’luhlons, consisting of Infants’ Robes, Christening
Jans, splendid Embroidered Caps, Suits, connected
md separate, for every age, Jenny Linds, Polka
UENTLBMBN’S-
w R E 8 T 0 B A TI'O N. A ,
EAGER 11EEK.
a heat and -coml
Kitchen and Cool
U1
He has an excellent _ ,
suit GermamAraerlean and
ik, from Strasbourg, who wM
salt German, American and French tastes. OYSTERS.
FISH, MEATS—every thing that this markat affords, can
be had In all styles, on short notice.
Youho Cr.ERxs, and others, whohavo room* In town,
are invited to try tho. European, modo of breakfasting
"Apunffifrika SWISS CHEESE ,„'d
LINDDGllGER CHEESE, kept otwu,» o» bind ISr lho
mo or iimlllra. oct 3
FHILAliELTniTLiOEn BEER.
HPIIE Subscriber respectfully Invites tbe public of'8a-
X vunnah to test the qualities of this fine Beer, frotn
the Brewery of Messrs. Enorl A Wolf, at tbo Fail-mount
Water Works, near Philadelphia. This Beer Is made ex
actly like the Lager Beer or Munich,. In Bavaria. I
shall coutlnue to rcceiro. constant supplies of/tbls port
and wholesome beverage, during the aqtumn. wrawKUa
spring. As In the old country,It will bo eola to families
and IndlvIdualsTwho will thusincur no risk of Its souring
on tbelr hands. The tue of this Beer Is particularly recom-
mendediby^hyaldaM to ladles who are nursing ehlldrew.
■ept7 Myl° 7 HBRNY WEIGAND.'
CARPET ANU FLOOR CLOTH
Curtains, Curtain Goods,
dec. dec. dec.
No. 140 Congress and No, 57 St. Jullan-streots.
T HE subscriber, knowing that the eitlsens of Savan
nah have felt, a great Interest In the establishing ora
Carpet Warehouse,
and being aware that many
style
feshlor
pa, i,. T ; ' J^’ny Lfnda
, ....a and without Capes;
and many other Goods, too numeious to mention In
• thts advertisement. Parents and Guardians are re
spectfully solicited to call, as great pains have been
taken to add to the comfort and convenience of pur
chasers.
J3TNo abatement from pricea flrst asked.
ST. ANDREW'S HALL, BROUGHTON-STREET*
SAVANNAH, Oa.
SUcucfianmse.
IN STORE FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
J OHN W. KELLY, having returned from the north
with a handsome assortment of CLOTHS, GAR81-
MERES and VESTINGS, takes pleasure In informing his
"-Tds. those especially who admire a finely flttlu gar-
.. J, to his saloon. No. 4, opposite the Pulaski House,
where they wUL find him ready at all times to suit his pa
trons in the most approved and fashionable manner, and
he ventures to assert, that those who wUl confide In hla
selection ss to color, fabric, style or finish of a covering
for the human form, shall go away satisfied.
Furnishing Goods—Shirts, white and colored, with and
without collars; Under 8blrta; Merino, cotton and Half
thread Drawers; Hosiery, Cravats, Scurfa, Stocks, neck
Ties, Gloves, Suspondors, Umbrellas, silk and cotton do.
Also, a large lot of men’s and boys’ Caps, of tho latest
patterns.
Also, a flno lot of boautlfril Ready-made Clothing,
which I selected with great care.
Gentlemen In wont of any of the above articles will
ploaso give mo a coll, as I am determined to sell at a
small profit. [sept 25] JOHN W. KELLY.
GROCERIES, LIQUOItS As WINES.
TjECElVEDby recent arrivals;
Xt> ISO bblt. Crushed, Powdered and Clarified Sugars;
25 boxes double refined Loaf do;
240 bags Rio Coffee, some of them prime;
45 do. Java do:
50 hhds, Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars;
270 boxes Tobacco, 8’s, 5’a and l’a Lumps;
45 packages superior Tobacco, El Dorado, Diadem,
Nectar, virgtnlus, Ac.
100 boxes best Family Soap;
150 do. do. No. 1 do;
114 balfchesta Black Teas, some of It very superior;
148 packages Hyson dn M In and >f chests;
150 boxes Tallow Candles, 8’s and G’s:
100 do. Star and Adamantine Candles;
150 do. Pipes;
75 do. Mustard; 50 do. grou’d Pepper fc Allspice;
70 bbls. Sugar, Butter and Soda Crackers;
275 do. Domestic Gin,Rum, Brandy and Whiskey;
40 do. Old Monongn’n Whiskey,some very choice;
15 half pipes Otard, Dupuy sc Co.'s Brandy;
25 quarter and eighth casks various kinds choice
French Brandy;
5 pipes Holland Gin;
4 puncheons Jamaica and 8L Croix Rum;
30 casks Madeira and Tenerifib Wines;
20 do. ■uperinrotd Madelraand Shernr Wines;
100 baskets Cbompagno, Holdseck, Hungarian,
Lion, fca, fcc.
100 kegs and halves FFFG. Powder;
400 bngs Buck and Drop Shot;
50 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel;
25 do. No. 2 do;
20 do. No. 1 do;
20 casks Codfish and Haddock;
30 half bbls. 1 fc 2 Mackerel;
50 boxes Codfish;
40 kltts No. 1 Mackerel;
With a full supply of everything else In the grocery
“^■"••" ™»"”““J”VSiVbbat fc CO.
CARPETS I CARPETS!! CARPETS ti!
W E have Tills Day opened for sale, a splendid as
sortment of CurpotN, Oil Cloths, Mats,
— “ Curia*— *-
AUtccti)anat?c,
imixfai uncus xi
2 AAA LBS. EPSOM SALTS.
•UUU 5,000 lbs. Copperas.
7 1000 lbs. Glauber Salts.
2,000 lbs. Putty.
500 boxes Window Glass.
7,000 White Lead.
AB ortho above Just received and for sale by
JAMES 11. CARTER,
oct 29 Opposite 8b Andrew’a Hall.
SAM’Ij HOYT.
Late ofthe firm of Sam’l Hoyt&Co, Savannah, 6a.
W OULD announce to hla friends that he has remov
ed to Charleston, 8.0, No. 149 East Bay, where
he is prepared to do a general Commission business, and
furnish to order, at all times, any articles from the North
or South that may be wanted, for the usual commission,
as well as receive and sell the same. And I pledge my
self that all business entrusted to my care shall receive
such attention as wlU Insure similar manifestation of
well os any, and better than many.
Also Dealer In Butter, Cbeeeee, Plaster, Marble Dust,
Cement. Lime and ilair.
And Agent for sundry Machine Manufactories North
and South, as well as Sllus O. Herrings’ Fire Proof Safes,
Georgia and Frenoh Burr Mill Stones; aU of which will
he fornlsbod on short notice, and at manufacturers prices.
Cash paid at all times for Wool. Green, Salted aud Dry
Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins, Shipping Furs. Beeswax,
» L Rope Cuttings, 8ca Island Cotton Seed and Flor-
oss. Also, Southern Tanned Leather in tho Rough.
Terms cash invariably. Refers to the citizens of Savan-
nnh generally.If sept 4
ROBINSON Ac CAMP,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
AND DKAMCRS IN
Flno Ready Made Clothing,
A RE NOW receiving their Stock of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of: Blue, black
and fancy colored English and French Cloths; Over-Coat,
Ings of black, blue and fancy colored Boavcrs; blue,
black and drab Pilot Cloths; Euglish, French and A-
inorlcan Casalmers, of black and fancy colors; Vestings
of Silk, Satin, Cashmeres, embroiders and rich Cut Vel
vet. All of which will be made up at the shortest notloe
and In the best style of workmanship.
Our READY MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured at
the well known house of W. T. Jennings & Co n No. 231
Broadway, New-York, and Is equal to any In tho city.—
We keep oo usually on hand the largest assortment of
FANCY GOODS of any house In tho trade, such as
white and fancy colored Shirts; Silk, Llalo Thread and
Gauze Merino Under-Gonnenta: Shaker Flannel and
Lambawool do.; Thread, Cotton, Merino and Lambswool
Hosiery; Silk and Cotton Umbrellas: black, white and
colbroa Kid Gloves, (of Alexanders make); Stocks,
Scorfa,-Cravats and Collars: and, In fact,everything no
ccssary to a Gentleman’s Wardrobe. For solo on as ao
commodating terms as can be had In the city, at
" BUILDING
aept21
GAUDRY’8 BUILDINGS,
Next door to Pulaski House.
PIANO FORTE DEPOT.
The undersigned respectfully Inform the
citizens of Sqvonnah,Georgia, and Florida,
that they have on hand more than fifty Pl-
io largest stock ever on sale In this city, r“* *—
•*-- UuJi
rated States.
Nunn’s fc Clark’s, J. Chlckcring, Boardman fc Gray, Lut-
cliet fc Newton, Edwards & Flshor, all well known to the
lovers of Music, havo place In their large assortment.
These Pianos are or rich tone, and beautifully flnlsned In
Rose Wood, Black Walnut, and Mahogany, with Iron
frames made lu tho most substantial and workmanliko
manner. Also tho Juatly celobratod^Bopan Piano Fortes,
which, for tbelr sweetness and tone, have not been equal
ed. All these Instruments have metallo frames, which
render them peculiarly suited for this climate, preventing
the necessity of tuning for years. .
Tho undersigned are agents for Henri Hera’s celebrated
Grand Pianos, made In Paris. For power and beauty
tone, they stand preeminent.
: Catlicart’s Melodeons.
• This beautiful touodwlnd Instrument, for village pur
poses, Lodges, Serenading Parties, and tho private prao-
Uc6br Organists, possessing a sweet and powerful lone,
they hare also for sole. ...
: All of these Instruments will be dlsposod of on the most
accommodating terms. Tho prices or Uie Pianos ranging
from |175 to 81000.
Uie Pianos ranging
L W. MORRELL fc CO.
PIANO FORTES.
I The Subscribers, sole Agents for A. 8to-
Jdnrt and Oo.’a and J. B. Dunham’s Plano
1 Fortes, are always supplied with an aa-
.heso favorite and Justly celebrated Instru
ments, For durability, they can rbs fully warranted,
whilst their superiority of tono and touch la evident and
acknowledged by Ihe most casual observer, as well as
the critical connoisseur. The Ladles are respectfully In
vited to view those Instrumenta l and an arrangement
having been effected with ono ot our most eminent Pi
anists for the purpose, they can alflobo enabled tojudgo
of Ihe tone. fTzoGBAUM & CO* Market-square.
fCy* Second hand Pianos taken lu exchange—als<
,uped and repaired. • ~ . " ' ", janS/f,
fw*y'^
WINES, BRANDIES. Ac.
T HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving In store a
general assortment or the rbo»e articles, In cases,
'insisting of:
Palo and Dark Brandy, Madeira Wine,
Cherry fcltaspberry Brandy, Port do.
Scotch Whiskey, Topaz Sherry Wine,
Holland Gin, Brown do.
Stoughton Bitters, TfntHIs do.
“Crown”and “Star”brands Champagne.
EFThe “Tintllla" Sherry is highly recommended for
ivullds—It causing no acidity. For sale by
oct 27 BUNKER fc OGDEN, 89 Bay st.
D
New Fish.
D pieces Throe-Ply Carpets
0 do. Velvet Tapestry
40
30
ipestry
do. Brussels do.
do. Two-Ply Carpets
do. Floor Oil Cloth
__ do. Drugget
5 do. Felt Ci
5 do. Dutch —
50 Velvet and CheneiUe Ruga
100 common Rugs and Mats
100 pair of beautiful style Window Shades.
All of tho above Goods are offered at tho lowest market
For sale by [sept 29] AIK1N fc BURN8.
prices.
GROCERIES.
A CHAMPION has In store and la receiving tbe fol-
• lowing articles for city and country trade, which
having been purchased for cash and selected by himself,
enables him to seU on the most favorable tormik viz:
100 bbls. Baltimore and Canal Flour. 50 half do. do.;
50 do. 8tuart’a Crushed and Powdered 8ugars;
10 boxes do. Loaf do;
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 Java Coffee.
30 boxes and half boxes Hyson and Black Teas;
75 do. and half do. Tobacco;
25 do. 8tnrch; 30 do. Pipe*;
25 dozon Brooms and Buckets;
‘ 50 bids. Ht and kltts Mackerel; 20 kitts 8almon;
10,000 lbs. Bacon, Hams, 8ldes and Shoulders;
ROBERTS & FOOTE,
Broughton-slreet, (up statrs) 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
tho piece or package to the trade—consisting, In part, of
Colored and Duffell Blankets.
Red aud White Flannel.
Plains and Kersoys, assorted quality.
Satinets and Kentucky Jeans.
Fancy and Tweed Casslmeres.
Striped and Plain Cotion Osnaburgs.
Bleached and brown Shirtings and Sheetings.
English oad American Prints.
Cashmeres and Printed Do Laines.
Black and Colored Alpacas.
Black and Colored Coburgs. , „ ,
With an additional general variety of Goods usually kept
In Dry Goods Stores, which are offered for sale at tho
usual accommodating terms. wpt 18
CHEAP CASH STORE,
CORNER WHITAKER AND CONGRESS-STS.
B LEACHED and Brown SHEETINGS fc SHIRTINGS.
The Subscribers have Just received per brig Wilson
New-York Mills do • --
James’ Steam Mills do 7-8 and 4-4
Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4
Londsdalo and Washington Long Cloths, 4-4
Sea Island Brown Shirting, 7-8 and 4-4
Allendalo Bro. Sheeting
' Bleached do
7-8,8,0,10,11, and DM
7-S 9, loj 11, and 12-4 __
7-8,8.9,10,11, and 12-4 Hamilton do do
For sale by M. PRENDERGAST fc CO.
“ Faunie,” from PhUadol-
I plila— '
20 hogsheads choice Porto Rico Sugar,
15 do. do. 8antaCruz do.
110 bags choice Rio Ooffoe,
15 barrels Cider Vinegar,
10 hogsheads choice Bacon Shoulders.
nov 13 For sale by CRANE & UOLCOMBE. oAA BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds.
LANDING, per SSiSSS “JSciipw" OT5S5 JUtho ^
100 boxes Connecticut Cheese,
50 do. Soda, Buttor, Wine and Milk Biscuits,
50 barrels Butter and Sugar do.
20 do. Pilot Broad,
50 boxes assorted Candy.
Also,per brigs “ American” and “Excel:”
SOU bags assorted Shot,
iiooo pounds Bar Lead,
25 xegs extra choice Goshen Butter,
50 boxes Cream Cheese,
25 barrels Mercer Potatoes,
25 do. Yellow Onions.
nov 13 For aide by CRANE fc HOLCOMBE.
fjM)RElGNUQUOR8.—20 hair and 10 quarter pipes
X* Dark and and Pale Otard, Dupuy fc Co. Brandy, of
our own Importation. Vlntagw 1840, .48 and 50.
6 pipes Holland Gin, Moder Swan Brand.
J pipes Holland Gin, A™.
1 puncheon old Scotch Whiskey.
2 do. do. Jamaica Rum.
1 do. do. SL Croix do.
20 demijohns, 5 gallons eacln Scheldt
Landing and for sole by
oct 20 SCRANTON, JO
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc OO.
could make their selection of tbo .various articles for fur
nishing tbolr houses, would respectfully Inform the pub
lic, generally, that bo will this day open the most com
plete assortment ot all the various styles of GOODS
usually , kept In similar establishments. The Stock, of
the different departments will consist, In part, of the* fol
lowing Goods, vis:
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Royal Velvet: Tapestry Brussels; Mocet Brussels;
Brussels; Velvet. Tapestry and Brussels for Stairs;
Three ply, Superfine, Fine and Common Ingrain; Plain
and Twflled venltlan for Btalrs, Halls, fcc.; Druggets,
0-4,12-4 and 10-4 In width, of every variety or patterns;
Hearth Rugs; Parlor and Stoop Mata; Table and Plano
Covers: Sliver and Brass Oval and. Octagon Stair Rods:
Stair Linen, fcc. fcc. *
OH. cloths.
Of every width from one to eight yards, for Halls,
Dining Rooms, Steamboat#, Saloons, fcc.j Rose Wood,
Mahogany and Small-figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4*4,
5-4 and 0 4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for Stairs.
CURTAINS,
Silk and Worsted Damask DeLalne: Worsted and
Linen Damask DeLalne; Figured and Plain.Damasks,
variety of colors; White and Buff^ for Shades.
WINDOW SHADES. '
Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland,' and
White and Gold, entirely new stylo; Cord) Loop»;
Tassels; totretlier with all the various Trimmings,for
Curtains and Shades.
GILT CORNICES.
Bands, Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety and
patterns, ofthe latest Importation; aU of which will be
■old at wholesale or retail, on tbo most liberal terms.
WM.H.GUION, Agent,
novfi 140 Congress and 57 8t, Jullan-sta.
rim THE WEST INDIA ISLINUa & llHAGHEfT
BT THB BBITISII noVAL MAIL STBAHSMP
CONWAY.
GAPT. 850 TON8 BURTHEN.
This steamship Is designed to sail from 8a.
_*vannah, Georgia, on the 4th December next,
b day of each following month, for Ghagrea,
touching at Nassau, N. P., Inagua, (with tne Turk’s Is.
land malls,) and Jamaica. She wUl be duo at Chsgres
on tho 14th or each month, and return on the 18tb. by
aatne route, to Savannah.
As this service contemplates arrangements only for a
limited number of passengers, persons who- desire to
avoid crowded boats will find the rente a desirable one;
and Invalids, who wish to spend the Winter among the
West India Islands, may find conveyance In the Con
ny’s Steamships, twice a month, between Jamaica and
following ports, In addition to those named above:
SLLucIs,
8L Thomas.
St. Vincent, •
Santa Martha,
Tampico. ,
Tobago,
Trinidad.
THB BATES OP PASS AO E ABEt
From Savannah to Nassau :
Do. do. Inagua.....
Do. do. Jamaica...
Do. do. Chagree
(Including Steward’s foesj
and In proportion to tbe other Islands.
,RY GOODS.—
100 boles Negro Cloth,
35 do. Blankets.
15 do. Llusey woolscy,
15 do. Red Flannels,
50 do. Brown Shirtings,
10 do. 4-4 Sheetings.
50 do. Heavv Cotton Osnaburgs.
10 cases Bleached Shirtings,
40 do. Printed Calicoes,
10 do. Kentucky Jeans,
200 dozen Head Handkerchiefs,
500 do. Assorted Hosiery,
'relght and specie couveyeti on the usual terms.
engagements, apply to ANDREW LOW fc CO~
Agents, 8avannah.
iiuuiaTiilo Advocate, Chattanooga Gazette. Co
lumbus Enquirer, Macon Journal fc Messenger, and Au
gusta Cbroulcle fc Bontlnel will-please Insert tho above
weekly; Nashville True Whig. Knoxville Register, and
Montgomery Journal, iusert tri-weekly, for six months,
and charge thlsjfflce. nov 5
139 Congressetrect
Citron, fcc, fcc.
25 whole, 25 hair, 25 quarter boxes New Raisins:
5 bbls. 20 hair, 20 quarter and 20 boxes Buckwheat;
500 bags Shot; 500 bars Lead;
A choice selection of Liquors and wines. oct 25
DeWITT 4c MORGAN,
DEALERS IN FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
C ALL attention to their large Stock of the following
articles, which they offer at the lowest prices:
Rich Printed do Laines and Cashmeres,
French and English Merinos,
Black Bombazines and Alpacas,
Linen Cambric and Embroidered Hdkfik,
Marseilles Quills and Counterpanes,
Irish Linens and Damasks,
Linen and Cotton Shootings,
Silk, Ootton and Merino Hosiery,
White and Colored Flannels,
Cloths and Casslmeres,
French, English and American Calicoes,
Diapers and Towellngs,
Table and Plano Covers,
Plain and Figured Black Silks,
Black Satin de Chene,
Plain Chaugoable Silks,
Paris Mantillas and Talmas,
Bonnet and Plain Ribbons,
Brvcho and Plaid Shawls,
French and English Crapes,
Ladles’ and GeuUemcit’a Kid Glove#, *
Swiss and Cambric Trimmings,
French Noodle-worked aud Loco Collars,
Blankets, Plains and Kerseys,
Muslin Curtains,
Broche and Figured Silks,
Domestic Goods of all descriptions, of the best manufac
ture. 2SLf“
40 do. Cuba aud Now-Orleons
100 bbls. Refined ao.
75 do. Crushed and Powdered do.
25 boxes Lqaf do.
300 bags Rio Coffee.
200 do. Porto Rico and 8L Domingo Coffee.
75 do. Java do.
150 H and Jf chests Hyson Tea.
40 V do. Black do.
130 K>xea Soap.
100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger.
80 bbls. Butler, Soda, and Sugar Biscuit.
30 M do. do. do. do. do.
120 M Sugars, assorted kinds*
20'
SJlBu.,.
Invalids, who wish to spend the Winter among tbo
t India Islands, may find conveyance in the Compo-
Steamships, twice a month, between Jamaica and tho
Antigua,
Barbadoce,
Carrlacon,
Garth agens,
Demarara,
Dominica,
Grenada,
Grey Town,
Vera Cruz,
Guadaloupe,
Havana,
Honduras,
Joemel,
Martinique,
Montserrat,
Nevis,
Porto Rico,
.830
..‘M
ams Therouowmgvaluable tbaoth or
rots L AND, lying In Marion and Alachua MW 1
■■^•counties, will bo offered at Private Sale, 1 ™*
during tho months of October, November and December
next, viz:
WETUMPKA HAMMOCK, situated about tea miles
North of Ocala, (the county seat of Marion county,) con
taining 3,000 acres, about one-balfof which Is hammock,
unsurpassed by any in tbe State; and the remainder white
oak and hickory land.
A TRACT, well known aa the “Fort Dnine Planta
tion.” containing 3,000 ocrcs of Land, principaUy first
quality hammock, between four and five hundred acres'
of which is thoroughly cleared, and at present In culti
vation. This place for several yoars averaged two hogs-
heads of Sugar to tbe acre, and every year that It has
been cultivated has produced flno crops of corn and
cotton.
These Tracts could readily be divided Into two or
throo plantations each, being well watered and surround
ed by nigh rolling ptno land.
A TRACT or l,U0d acres on Orange Lake, consisting of
hammock,orange grove, and well umbered pine land. ,
TWO TRACTS, of 1,000 acres each, near the Alachua
C ' rie. The greater part of both these tracts Is rich
mock,
—ALSO—
5,000 ACRES on Indian River. Any one wishing to-
cultivate sugar cane would do well to examine this land ,
aa being remarkably fertile, and lying south or the region
of frost, it Is aa well adapted to that culture as any In the
United States.
12,000 ACRES, generally known as tho “ Bayard tracts” ■
situated on the St. John’s river, opposite Pioolata. There i
are many small hummocks and orange groves on this,
tract, but It la principally valuable for lu pTae timber. It.'
has a river front of seven or eight miles.
1,000 ACRE8 on Itake George, and several small tracts
on and near the 8L John’s river, weU situated for Cum
ing, tbe rearing of orango groves, fcc.
The above tracts or land were purchased by the late:
Gen. Clinch, Immediately after the accession of Florida
to the United Slates. From bis position at that time, his
facilities for selection were unusually great, and it Is be
lieved they Include ns good land as can be found In Ihe,
State.
Oa account ot tbelr accessibility from Charleston and’
Savannah, they offer great inducements to planters in Ca
rolina or Georgia wishing to remove.
Tbe titles are clear and indisputable.
Terms—Cash, or payable at Charleston or Savannab,on
or before the 1st or January next.
£7*Any further Information on the subject can be‘
obtained by addressing tho subscriber. ntOrangeSprings,
Marion county, Florida. J. U. M. CLINCH,
oct 10 Wan Executor.
V The Tri-weekly Chronicle fc Sentinel, at Augusta,
and the Journal fc Messenger and the Telegraph, at Ma
con, are requested to publish tho above till first of Janu-
unry, aud sen J tbelr bills to tills office.
T HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure In announcing to
the citizens or Savannah, and the public generally) ■
that, by various arrivals of steamers aud sail vessels, they ;
have received n largo aud splendid Stock of Goods, suit,
able for FuU and Winter trade—such as:
ALPACAS, CA8IIMERE8,
MUSLIN DB LAINES, BOMBAZINES,’ ‘
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, , v
SHAWLS,
BILK AND VELVET MANTELS,
of all colors and of tbe latest and most approved patterns
&Oa &C^ fcC.
Thoy also havo received a largo stock of SILKS, which
surpass any other ever brought to this place, as well In
- - quality and patterns as in the prioes; a great assorts
it ofWIHTBfc EMBROIDERED GOODS, such!as <
" "“i, Handkerchiefs, Sleeves, and
h all other articles usually kept
Cheinlselts; .
Inn Dry UoodsStore. .
Thoy call the attention of tbe public especially to their.
assortment of '
HonseHkeepInff Goods, »
Consisting or Shirtings, Shootings, Table Linen, Napkins, i
Towel#, Pillow-Case Linen, eto-etc.; and also to their
extensive variety of Flannels, Blankets,
Twocds and Casslmeres: and Invite all
chaso to come and examine tholr £
•old at tho lowest rates.
EINSTEIN fc EOKMAN,
oct 13 ,, „ laiCongress-slreeU..
jgAGOING, BALE ROPE,
08 bales Gunny Cloth,
500 colls Kontucky Rope,
200 ooils Dillon’s Rope,
For sale by
COHEN fcFOSDIOK.
12,000 Gunny Bags,
nov 9
IA“c
jsipriraftljoaf Lanij 93box*Goilieii Churaej
100 bbliwnon Flour, 100 do. pure Genereo do;
30 do. Hiram Smith do; 50 hair do. Canal do;
50 half do. Baltimore do;
10 hhds. choice Porto Rloo Sugars; , _ .
100 gross Matches, and a geuond assortment of Gro
ceries, Foreign and DomesticXlauora.Wine#land Teas.
For salo by [nov 16] CtHlEN fc TARVER.
C^bfe/lUremLmUh’s Flour.
30 blfbbla Fulton MarketRoet . .•
20 casks pluts, 12 do quarts, best London Porter,
30 bbls primo Cream Alo.
0 pipes superior Holland Gin.
^SWiS^Sd^ Btaculls,
50 boxes nsw Herrings.
30 bbls Sugar House Molasses.
50 boxes Star Candle#-,
50 do'Composite do, ■ .
50 do Tallow do. ' 100 boxes Tobacco, assorted.
50 do Wlnsor.Toiletand shaving Soapjuat received Landlngand for sale br
(dforaaloby i [octSO] McMAHON fc DOYLE, | . novll |COUKH
100 do. White do.
50 do. Monongahclado.
20 do. Old Bourbon do.
140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin.
- 60 do. Boat P. fc II. ny® °>n-
0 pipes Holland do.-
50 m casks Sherry, Madeira, fc Teneriffo Wine.
CO baskets Cliampagno do.
40 bbls. American Brandy.
25 W casks do.
10 do. Cognac Brandy, i In Custom House
20 a pipes do. t Store.
150 kegs Gun and Ride Powder.
500 bags Drop and Buck Shot.
With a compete assortment of Groceries.
For sale on favorable terms by
sept 4 WEBSTER fc PALMES.
NEGRO BUOGANSI NEGBUBUaGANhl,
rpHE subscriber respectfuUy calls the attention of Fso- ,
X tors and Planters to hls very'extonslvo Mock of Ne-' ,
gro Brogans and Women’s Leather 1 Roots. Thoad goods'-
have been selected expressly for this market and ,wto >
and a continued patronage. His goods'are aft fresh foul 11
terms/air. W. HEIDT.t
VGlWtfaBulldUig, formerly occupied by. MessrvE.^Y,
vxriNES.—30 quarter casks Burgundy Port. •
W 15 do. Brown Sborry.
5 do. Pale do,
10 do. Muscat.
50 * ‘ “
oct 23
i baskets Grape Champagne.
:In store and for aalo by
W.M.
DAVIDSON.
, J Itqxeq C_ r „
80 boxes Star 0 . ,
50 barrels Cl twin trail Whiskey,
15 hogsheads Porto Rico Sugar,
50 bag# Rio Coffee,
8
100 barrels Baltimore Floor,
60 barrels Ho ward-street Flour,
,50.half barrels do. do.
50 bags Java Coffee,
' 100 Wes’"-'—- —
■fc.TAB.VER,
CHURCH AND PABLOR ORGANS. /.
rr\HR Subscriber#, agents foj Mr. H. K|u,urr, Organ ,
&SSHS CSf?.^,“c , u»li,r.‘
Information oulha imb|act tm