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Am#**#*** VOLUME L. SAVANNAH,; QA^ THURSDAY; MORNING, DECEMBER 2,1852, is romiamm daht and tbi-weeklt tjy J. L. LOCKE & GO. ^.r»vr‘"°'on.sa S“TS'. J&S:::::::! 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Oouru, mun bo »<!tS l i"S.'tSSo. of n srlshable loS 0 II Hill, n it Hudoo, DiVld ll.'i Herts, W H llsuseman, Nil HMaj| Hooker, O 8 Hunter. IIU H on, W II Holmes, 8 I* Halsey, Inywood. Thos lloyncs, Jno 1 Harding, Jno llarrisson, NIclii Andrew llarrisson, tVm I ^Woup Howard, Win Hcndci . Henderson, Thomas Helry, I ull, Lori Hart, Jas Horan, R obt Habersham, Hr, John Hr oleombe, O I! HolcomluJ^ dJnrcgrovc*, Jos C I label [nyden, KJ Harden, J jamlct. M Harding, tfeyl .j Seymour Harris, K D Hoyle, Wm Holland, H P Holland, Jamea Hines, UII Howoll, Thi Harden, W B Harrison, Mlltori llumphreys, Jos B Ha vey, HU Hilton, R W Hunt, Jno F Herb, Wm Hone. John VVIhlj.Jotm I. IhlyVVm Ihljr, Prion Mud. George Jones, Jas O Jones, Jas M Jones, BGJami. Alexander Johnson, Jas T Jones, J D Jesse, Thos Jonei n.i , »— t- 1 -—'-"7 Peter Jacobs, Jnbn 1 EB Johnson, G II Jol inson, A E Jones, Jo .. , Nicholas Jeffreys, Hi Jackson, Wm A Jaudon, U H Jackson, Claus Jacke Poytou R Johnson, Jos w Jackson, Goorgo Jackson. if, A G Kennedy Knapp, J P Kirby, Nicholas Kerloy, Rota erlck Krenson, Peter Krlno, Louis Kemnl A L Kent, Louts Koexel,Thos Keaton, Jt fred Kent, Phillip Kean. D O Kauffn, m ivin ward Kean, Edward 8 Kempton, John Keegan, C Knapp, Wm P Klng,Nlebotaa Rellchcr, Jno J 1 Thos U Kreoger. Id. CAL Lamar. Tho* E Llnvd. Bmi’n W I.lnvd. Logan, in, Jot Llppman, John >11! irop, Martin Larkin,*8 Y Li in, Thos Leary. Hugh Lai lckl.ee, Daniel Lapban, Thi 'TLlode,Linda Linde, L John Larkin, Henry Lathrop. D P Lon Low, O D Lebey, Louis IjegrieL John , Luf burrow, Cbsrtes Law, Peter Lee, Robert Le; dory LUIenthaL W W Lincoln, H P Lctche, F M •alne Lovell, Wra E Long, John N Lewis, Slmcoi if L Luf burrow, William Lake, 8 A T Lawrenu, .. - Lawton, Edward Lynch, Edward Lovell, John Lares, D 1 Lane, James Laughlln, J P J *“ J " ^ * * lobert A Lewis, A u Luce, J 1! hint of Voters S51S& iffiSS.’dlMnSta5o“l3“HU h.».rcUudIn iha smio of Georgia Ibr one year Immediately preceding election aS within the corporate llmlu of Savannah foroM month immediately preceding :^on SKBSaBSKS resblSrud wording to th. pro- SrUmw of this aeL—Extract fnn tkt HegUtrg La*. Adolnh Abrahams,Robert Adams, JohnS Achord,Geo A Aih,^ W AverWdtjO W Anderson,Mathlas Amorous, n n j,h stnwart Austin, David Abraham, C 8 Arnold Si Wf-5™, r «»« Auilla. George Armstrong, James Anderaon, W V N AraiUung, UP Akin, Peter Arnold, R D Arnold, Thos Adams, EG Anderson, Richard Aborcrorable.J 8 An* demon, John Angtum, HOW Alexander, John Allen, James Ahern, R A Allen, Adams. Conrad Byek, Richard Burke, Michael Boylan, E W Duller, John llrady, E J Blount, Wra M Blount. Patrick Brady, Thos Bandy, Wm U Blount. DrW O Bulloch, Anthony Busier. Baul S Box, Joa II no, Selgsraond Berg, Henry Berners, N KBarnum, Wra Arantloy, Robt Bliko, VVm Burke. A P Bennett, Wm It Black, Felix Uouytson, Gilbert 'Butler, Thoa Bourke. Eugene M Boo, J P Bollbulllet, L E Byck. A Borchort, Win Baislnuer, Patrick Bulkoy, P' ll Uohn, Henry Bette* man. Thos W i. Bcalle, Wm J Bulloch, Patrick Hradley, ulS, E U Duon, a P llaU, jVn. J Budr, II I Itynl, (l A Doufeulllet, Jno a Brr«in Tbomu 11 B.n.11, Mlebtel Br.nunn, D«vld Boll, JnoB UbOjT A Bo klejr, Praool, Blair, Cbu Ball, Polrlek Brodp, Thoa J BollMti, J M Uullar, Jllobul Brju, Ooo B.iikmau, O E l orrlo, Joa Brian,BE Ileal, J A Bator, W II Bunch, Joa K Ballough, Win D Brown, A T Uowne, Jea tt Biliroonli^ Jno BeuueU, Louis Lewis, —, — Michael Lynch, Pst'k Imughllu, Lockwood, Loom Lohman. nr. Abraham Minis, David Mo Maklu, Thoa McNlcholns, J I ilnahau, Jeremiah McCarthy, J f G Mchrtcns, Robt McIntyre, ett, Jos Mordecal, Michael i >auder Moore, Mathias 11 At; Silvester Manning, M Mnrsh. ■ Moore, J D rowm A T Uowne, Jos H Burroughs, Unrellclil, Joa BancroO, Thnddoua J Baldwin, Palrlck Burko, U L Blouul, Jno H Barbee, Joa Brown, OIVBreen, Mciaca Black, ll LB Bunta, Thoa 8 Balffjj IVII Bulloeh, It M Barttolinroa, lleiirjr IV Bief- aidMLT A lllola, Ilcnnr Brlghain, VV a Branlley, O W Benton, M J Buckner, John Uoalon, B M B UurrouBiia, Bounli Blaenerhnuelt, D H Buldwln, Wm O Bar on, Aunuatua Boullnenu, John Burna, Michael Bowley, Ullck Burke, Jaa O Blanco, J H Baahlor, W J B odgel, Jiu O Bowen, Jno W Illxo, Bnranrd E lie& P 8 Bartow, IVm J Bee, J P Brooto, W II lhiunllejr, W O BuUer, IIB Bo- nwdue, Froderlok Bailor, W U Uuntor, Jon W Brown, John 0 Blanco, Theodore Blots, William Blola, Wra H Bourke, JohnP Blakely. GOO Brown, Wm.ft Banka, U L Boullincau, J T Buckner, Charles H Bell, Geo Bron son, P T Broughton. H 8 BolL W H Bradley, L 8 Ueunott, Ju Belbo, Wm BaUey, PII Blola, J H Buckner. Wm H Ouyler, John Ooopo?, O A Cloud, P L Conatan* line, David 0 Cash, M A Cohen, RR Ouyler, Geo A Cuy- )cr, Solomon Cohen, Hugh Cullen. W H Cooper, Edward Cubbage, David Cohen, John Oleary, Joa V Connerat, Alien Cullen. Ohaa Cooper, JaaCleary, Barnard Constan tine, Thos W Cooper, John Clancy. John Caratens, P W CorawsU, Joa 8 DaVrulhera, Nicholas Crumr. Wright Culpepper, Thos Corley. R M Charlton. 8 JCasteU, lUcharuCol- ■"*— T ““ T n, - w 011 Oampll John Carden, nas uonneuy, juuu wruMwin, Cook, Emanuel Canwaller, Luke Chrlatle. Jna CampbelL PmsUaiupfleld, JnoD Charlton, JnoGCooke,Edmund Colter, Montgomery Gumming,-H ECpurUtf,Jos Uag* horn, John Cass, Jno Cunningham, Carl Craft, Wra Car* —i/B L OnlbTw O Charlton, 8 J M Cubbege, Moses . r> tv—• — a M Golding, Fredor* ComeU, Jameswrnell, II Chelan,, Jno J r CoaW Jas Cos, Jno T Cninpagnnc, Wm Cullen, And Cordca. P erco Condon, Aaron Champion, W T Chopman, Daniel Clark, J B Cubbego, George Gaily JJrlah Cranston, Charles Can non, Robert J .Cawsby,8T Chapman, John F Cardell, Antonio Chlaa, John LOope, ThosConnlff; Thos Conway, Moses 8 Oolien, D B Camp, Octavus Cohen, J P Col for, Bartow Cynthus, Patrick Clark, Jno M Codjr, Jaa Clag horn. Wm Cannon, Charles Cler, Augustus Cannon, Pat rick Clark,' lasso Cohen. Wra Cromwell, G L Cope, Jr. G L Co no, *r M James A Courvolser, 8 H Cooper, If A Crane, Wra L Clark, D D Copp, JohnD Cole, Cornelius K Convor, Thomas Corr, Bryan Connor, James ECope, L OOlnrk, George Clara, Wm P Clark,. John A Cham bers, Wm Colter, Laurence Connell, Frederick Cullon, John P Cercopoly, George Causee, B H Crandell, P A Oannuet, Jeremiah Cavanaugh, Martin Conway, D B Coleman, James Carroll,. George E Congdon, Thomas Collins, J P Cohen, Charles H Connery. Isaac D’Lyon, Michael Donnelly, John Donnelly, Wm M Davidson, Morty Dorgan, Wm H Davis, Wra Dixon. Jss Dunn,Chealoy Dugger, Jaa H Doraund, Job Dawson, puts Dowell. Jno Downing, J E Davis, H J Dickerson, L 8 DoLyon, G W Davls,D 8 Daniels, Jno Da ley, Wm Daucan, John Dillon, Israel Daaher, Lo vl Del blit. A 0 Davenport, Isaac Davis, Henry Dannonfelser, JnoDDol* annoy, W L Davla.8 0 Dunning, Patrick Dervlne, Ghaa }Duryee, BurreUDye, 8O Dunning,Jr, PO Dana, W H Dudley, John Devaney, John Doblo. R H Darby, JasM Doyle, James Downey. Wm II Dunning Jr, Henrv Du- Daria, Jas Do Martin, Henry Dlttmera, Alex Dryadale, D It Dillon, PredTt Danners Wser,J B Dasher, R W Dasher, M T Dukes, John H. Dews, Samuel L Dowe l, John Dry er, P It Deraero, W J Donaldson, Thos P Daniels, Michael Duggan, John Dorgan. Henry Ellis, Daniel Egan,* Richard Ennis, Abraham Einstein, John Everard, WmElleby, Thos Eden, O W ■uiiem, jonn cveraro, wm rriieoj,*»«» ” Iden, John J Edy, Charles J Edeu, Peter Endrios, J A ipiteln, Edwin w Ervin, James Eden. T» • - * Joseph Felt, John Foley, Thos Ford, Jos 8Fay,Wm PwrULSewallH Plsk,JameaPounUln, Dugald Ferguson, J KFalllgant, Robert Ferrell, Jno G Fall brant, Joa Far* roll, John Folloard, Andrew Parry, John Fitzgerald, An drew Flntloy, R D Fell, Michael Finney, Wm P Posy, ” BPullon, G8 Frlorson, Austin French, Johann D FUnt.. Wm Folllard, Dominick Flatley. John Flannegan, Pat’k Poley, Thoa Flaherty, Jno D Pfsh, L M Palllgant, Owen Poley, L J B Fairchild, Jas Pauntlan, Mlchnel Fay, G W Fennell, Jno Foater, J R Fisher, G J Fulton, Jacob Friend, J O Fathers, G G Farries, John 0 Ferrell, James Folker, Green Fleetwood,.Geo w Fahn^Loonard Froo* laud, HR Fort, Thos A Farries, Wra BFlemralng, Jaa A Fawns, F Fink, David Flugerrald, Robert Flsbor, D B Flekllng, Jacob Frey, Jeremiah Flckllng, Wm Fielding, ailKirr rH " k " n - o. “ J F Gullmartin, BonJ lllbort, Jos George, sr • Gannon, Jos Gelgei, *■* »A Gibbons, Pat* -John »nn uionovcly, Ja« , David H OiimiB iioutgii uawiwuaa,« •» »huhh rhosareen, J W Glbb^s, Chas Groaa, Patrick.Gorton, Ll ? ree ?L Jno F oiatlgny. Peter Oafhay, W W Good* ricMsrndGear.^FinFGoodwIntJnhD Glileland, Joseph D G »nifiU, «isries Gsnshl, JohnGsljagher, OAGrelner, j. Qu S« R M Goodwlp, L 8 Goodwin, Oarston Gerdtr Jamea EGaudry, Julius B Gaudry, R H Griffin, Robei. 8 Grav. In. ». n o ^Martin Gortln, Matthsw. Galla- JimS' ^ D OneitanL f’hlllp iGelblehousej 'oMph GaUagherTJamea Gaullodet,iWs-B Geffbken, Jaa Jj?**®* {*■Jlarland, Ohaa .Grant. Henry j{ Orann. E W°5fotiSrdS§of%rumhWw S n’aSjJ 'agjgpii lamjJosHunteipWHIl I ItSS'L r llernnan, 1 latrick, 8 irsham, John B H P Londerahlne Lyons, < Leybour attbew Lynch, Robl ucnuir, v.iuvi uu>ni| Aiuautii, uhibu, u n ur ie, Robt Lunday, John Lawton, A J Lebey, Tbos s, Wm H Lyons, Autonlo Loeveulo, J G Lambrlght, nol Lynch, Pal'k Laughlln, John 11 Loveless, Cl W Mills, Jesse Mount, Jt Meara, O O MUIar. Jol , 8 8 Moody, bonnia McGuire. La ,.,-yIo Mclluo, J H Mehrtena, M II Mj McKenna, John Miller, Jacob Mauke, Edwa Bartholomew Melnamer, John Mallery, L tens, A P Mira, Fabian Mjerhoffer, G 8 Mil Martin, William B Moll, James W Morgan. Michael Mor* ■y.ThneR Mills, D<»mlngo Marling, Jos Murphy, G Uuskoy, Angus McAlptn, Michael Martin, Peter M G Mode, M II Milieu, Jno McCall, Jas McFooly, W calf, E Mendell, JasG Molls, LB Charles McCann, ell, Fredk Mundorf, II Nefdllnt Norris, Frederick Noltemen, Jno C Nlcoll, Tl wood, Cbas Nowland. James Noldtllnger, Wm Neve. a. John W Owens, Goo W Owens, Daniel O’Connor,T... O’Brien, Owen 0’Rourke,John F O’Byrne, David O’Con- -it, Owen O’Rlelly, Humphrey O'Leary, G H ennls O’Connor, Jno O’Connell, Jno 11 Ohl OlcotL Wm Olmstood, J F O’Neill, D )■< ~ i iiKiniii r> a*, rvaniiiu.n 1 nor, uumci u aumvnu, O’Byrn, Tbos O’Bryan, Geo OH, FredlckOtto. ty, Andrew C sons, Jno Poole, 8 son, John Perfleld, dergas,Thos Purs Parsons, R D Pap Sen., Edward Vaui \>stoll, Jos W ns M Peck, P das <4UnniooK,donn uuuui, m«uu huiuu, Wm Quantock,jr. P M Russell, Waring RusecB, David Rosenblatt. Ja Rosenband, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, VVm Rocnot i. John Ryan, J B Read. Jos rts, OF pher W I itoborootir/ohnHowloyj John Rogore, Dan’l Roc Wm P Rowland, Hugh Rlelly, Andrew Rlelly, A aton, H J Royal, Jno B Rice, Jamea Ryan, Jas L noil, 0 E Ryan, Wm Robken.O W Rogers, Thos 1 Geo Robertson, Tobias Rolhleter, F A Robere, G 8 F T Rom M J Reilly, Jamea Russell. J P Scrlven D Shaffer.' dor, Sam’L _ (1 , , Scanlaii, Jas Skinner. J H Stroot, Dan’l Sullivan, Bklnnor, Dr S Sheflall, Nicholas 8lnot, Martin Sulllv lari, JaaJ Stokes. G SelUer, 0 BScally, Jno A Btegln, John Sloar Wm Salle, CM Stone, J R Bausay, miots, Adam Short.. Sweat, Edmund J undors, E John Shields, Nolson i ScliungolT, Jesseo J Smith, Wra F Slioarer,, 8 8turtevant, Wm Saunders, Julius. Smith, Christopher Bmllh. ^ Wra II Tarver, John V Tarver, Geo W Titcolmb. Wm H Tyson, John Thompson, Patrick Tyd ngs, 1 « lor, N P Taylor, J M Thomas, J R Thompson. Christian Uebele, Philip Usler. H 8 Vcrstllle, Tristram Verstllle, David Vendor, I Vellstolcb, W 0 Vandenberg^ Henry Vonglahn, O, Whll Obarli uimriri tviiHtur, tn u v^^Vylly,.AugUlTH^ White, L W Wella. Francis Wilson, J J V W.b-w, Robert u-uoronddn, Jo. Wuliliurn, D L Wlk ton, CUudlu. O WDion, Uetupwr Whitt, PMr Whitt, Jno M Williams, Norman Wallaces Henry Wetaand, - hot White, W 11 WlUlatns, J TVvebta Jaa O VVatts! ohn Wlckam, Lemuel .Wiuon, Wm P Wylly, John Vlldcr, Jaa E Walthour, Christopher Wltaen, John Vetdem^Jno W O Williamson, Henry. Willlamaon, « II u> unr. Ih Peter Yonson, Jno A Young, DrE Yonge, WA Yonge, Wm P Yonge. n Z, Peter Zarodoekl, Edward G Zetrouer, Jacob Zimmer.. . man, Edward Zudomea, Solomon Zelgler. “ ; The foreffolng are the qualifications of voters entitled to vote for Mayor and Aldermen of tbe City or Savannah at tbe etoulng election In December next, aod a list of persona Registered for tbe month or May. If there are - any persons whoee names are Regtstered, end wtao are not entitled to a vote, notioe ta respeotftiBy requested to • _ be given to thto Clerk of Council, that they may be dealt- - with according to law. R. F. AKIN, •ept 14 Clerk Council. suoduor earns. > ■ - ■ C, A* JL. UAIHAR, j. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, nov 13 Savannult, Georgia. ly * IltERAL ADVANCES mado upon shipment* of e JLj OoMon to my frelnda in Liverpool and New-York. - nov 13 3m . O. A. L. LAMAR. DENTISTRY. II „ J. BOYALL, « SURGICAL AMD MECHANICAL DENTIST, Rroughlonutrect, South Side, «ur IVhitohtr, Savannah. nov 10 ly DR. WXKiDITIAN* Having MtUed permanently In Savannah, respeolfolly of fers to Its citizens hta services In the general... i Practice of Blediclno. and Surgery. 1 Residence and Q£U»—No. 90 Abereorn, corner of 8outh „ Broadjtreeta. Honrs if Canenltation—From 8 till 10 o’clock, A. M> • and from 3 till 5, P»M. nov 10 .... miss D. A. HAnUNEII, o ‘ BROAD WAY. NEW-YORK. IMPORTER OP FRENCH BONNETS. ... „ miss S. A. CONN, 409 BROADWAY. JfKW-YORK. DRESS MAKER. Importer of French Patterns, oct 22—3mo GRIFFIN k GORDON* , • ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office In the second story of the new Custom Uou*e,over tho main entrance. KoaaaTn.oairnN. [Jy9l-0mo] oko.a.oordok. llOTIIWELLk sirtlTH, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. _ . Savannah, Georgia* . The undersigned have taken the stand recently occu- “ pled by Holt fc Bom want, and have associated them- £ ■ selves as partners, under the name and style of Both- wbll fc Smith, for the purpose of transacting a General Commission ana Factorage Business. •JAS.T.aoTHWtLL. [aug21-3mo] Tnoa.a.swiTH. UKNSV E. FORT. T« X. DUNUAM. FORT & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oct 7 SAVANNAH, G A. ly FLEMING k IffILLEN. The Undersigned having united In tho practice of Law. will attend to-any business entrusted to their care. Office corner Bay and Wbltakereta^ over Messrs. Swift, Dens- low k Co, Willun B. Flehino. John M. Millbn. Ordinary’ll Off Ice, * ( ^. m . er o°n B fi “ d Whltakeestreeto. Office hour* from A. M. to 9 P. M„ and W P. M. to 0 P. M. Jan 31 H.T.OaEENWOOD. JOSIAU MORRIS. JOHN J.KIDOwav. ouBEMwnnn, morris & ridoway, COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 47 OARONDALET-STItEET^ Ma. Morris will remain at Montgomery, Alabama, and nil orders for the purchasing of Cotton, or any other business entrusted to our care, at that place, will meet with prompt attention. . nov 9—tf GREENWOOD. MORRIS k RIDG’VA IIEHN .V FOSTER* FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SAVANNAH, OA. * P.H.Bbhn, Joun Foster, . . °£ 8aVftnna h. . from Hancock county luly93 wfta—ly HUNKER Ac OGDEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, sept 4 No. 80 Uay-»t.,Savannah* DR. CIIAUUE8 W. WEST Offers hta professional services to the citizens of Sevan- nah aud its vicinity, llesldeuco—corner of Congress and BuH-«lroela, over the Drugstore of W. W. Lincoln, feb 3 ly HENRY K. WASHBURN, Ag’l, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. July 91 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. ROWLAND k CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Savannah—No. 178 Buy-atreet. JOHN T. ROWLAND. [BUg 91] JOHN T. ROWLAND, JE, GIRARDEY k PARKER, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Broad-street, Augusta, Ga. References:—H. H. Gumming, Esq*. Messrs. J. C- | Carmichael, Baker k Wiloox, Baker k Hart, Hand, . Williams k Co, G. T. Jackson, Scranton, Stark k Davis, Hopkins, Kolb k Co-Augusta; A. 11. Abrahams,Chariea. I tou, S.C.; Brigham, Kelly k Co., John Lama, Savannah COOK Sc MONTFORT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office at Oglethorpe, Ga. t, Will practice In the Counties of Macou, Marion, Craw- y ford, 8umtcr, Houston, Dooly, nnd Lee. ’1 References r—Messrs. Roberts, Foote fc Marahnll.Sa- k vnmiah: Wlnshlp k Sons, Macon. ly Jnn29 T ' JNO. F. If A MI ETON, r * (SUCCEKSOa TO HAMILTON k HARDEMAN.) - ** FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. 0 No. 83 Bay-Mt., Savannah, Ga. tl The services of Mr. C. F. Hamilton, (.long known m to tho public as seller of Colton and country Produco— r, purchaser of Groceries, family aupplles. ko,) have been ■- secured. Prompt and strict attention wlU be given to any business confided to tbe care of the above House. *.* Tho Mlllodgoville Recorder and Macon Journal _ k Messenger, will please Insert 4 months, and send bills ^ to this office. 4mo aug31 CALVIN FAY, Architect, b Respectfully tenders hta services to the citizens of Savan- r, nah. He will at all times be ready to furnish PLANS A and DRAWINGS fer all descriptions of Buildings, and P superintend their construction. Office oppostu Pulaski y House, over Heywood’s shop. ly sept 11 ? WM. W. GAHHA11D. £ FACTOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT, V 88 llay*Streot, b feb 5—ly SAVANNAH, GA 1, GAS FITTING, £ TIN 4- COPPER PLATE WORK t *e. b V. CRANSTON. n AT NO. 91 BEYAN’STKEET, NEAR THE PULASKI HOUSE, 10 Will perform wlthjiromptuoss and In the best manner, h all work relating to Gas Fittings, Brazings; work In Tin, l' Iron, and Coppor Plato. ly aug 95 Hi D. Ii. COHEN, i CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, No. ft Jonea-atreet, [TWO D00ES EAST OP DEAVTON-STEEBT.1 n Is prepared to contract for all kinds of Building and a, R«l> Jrlng. Also—To conduct Water through the various partaol q! Houses. oct 13 n- C. 8. HARRIS, s ATTORNEY AT LAW. a* Office No. W Bay-street—Savannah, Ga. ly fob98 £ THOS. ’lYEONG, S’. ATTORNEY AT LAW, k AND SOLICITOR GENERA!- E. D. .. Officeovor the store of A. Stevens, Jr n Whllakcr^treeL a. mar 20 ly n G. RUTEEIK, I- MASTER BUILDER, F . Dealer in White Pine Cumber, k, VOEX-STSEKT. OOLET1IORPE-IQUARE. »i N, B.—Ilo Is prepared to put In Iron Front* to Stores, n« ko. is spr 29 ' BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ” Executed with neatness and dispatch, and on sccomino- [’ GEO Rcf& ,4 y? rl N^ O^I O L 8, Owens’ Building, opp. Pulaski House. ‘ |YJT Orders from the country, with tho cash euclosed, “ will be attended to promptly. Jan 19 «. W. P. YONGE, o- FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. ft No. 04 Bay-st«, Savannah. V CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. n G. A. HOLCOMBE, n, GASTON-STUEET, (NEAR THE PARK,) J sent 27 savannau. obo. Nl—3taw0mo WII.JLIAM C. PERKINS, 1( ? ATTORNEY AT LAW, ' Cuthbert* Randolph County* Ga. 7* Ills term of-office aa Solicitor General of tho South. western Circuit having expired, he will give hta Individ- „ ual and undivided attention to all business of a profes- VJ slonalnnd legal characUr entrusted to his care In tbe Vi Counties of Randolph, Stowart, Loe, Baker and Early. J, January 9th, 1859. ly inn 15 vl auction an*d*com missionMerchant, 18 - Augusta, Georgia. -1. SErERENCESt is. 8avannah—Anthony Porter, Pres’L State Bank, Cbas. ^ H.Campfled, Esq-H.J. Gilbert. _ iy. Auousta—Dr. G. M. Newton, Pres t Br. Bank, H. W. w Rlaley, Force, Conley fc Co, John O. Carmichael, J. R. BulkJey. dly July 19 COWDERY Si WEIiliS. . FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 5, No. O* l-2 U»y-.l., Savannah, o». O.W. OOWDERT. [fob 7]' L.W. WELLS. STONE. STAIllt & CO., tv 1MFOETEES AND WHOLESALE DKALEES IN 7, DRY GOODS* os NO. 41 <BROAD WA Yr NEW-YORK. R Levi P. Stone, ) j II. Lanodon Butlee, G Elbert Staee,- >, } Jona J. Broom. m HkhrvH. Stotesburt,) ly July.94 “ WHOLESALE*nSSSl!RS F 8?DRV GOODS, OPPOSITE ST. ANItEEW's HALL, ? Rroughton'itrn et* • ‘ h June 14 . SAVANNAH. GA. tt-SYAft. :..V NUMBER 287. S. ci« WIllB, IIP wllllnk, Pefer muto? Bunin OUABlreS Nil (FROM Offlsra*. * JOHN J. MAURICE’S STOVE DEPOT & TINWARE MANUFACTORY, JVos. lO, 13 Sc 14, Barnardst., Savannah. . Designs for the FronU of Sforea,as well as their Inter* . ptncetaBorcl’a Building-up o * Pl liARDWlOkfo flight of atelra. Cork-Sole, Water-Proof, i; Huntlag, Military, Patent andP«mp-8o1eHooUs Shoot- cford'5H»ea.Pum P a,^ll enoed and careful workmen. WYLKF Jc MONTMOLLIN, . General Xgenti nnt lKrokcra, For the Sale of inji description FtrsonaiPrn ornez, COXHEX BULt-ST. AKDBaY-LANK, • fob S3 Bavannah, Georgia. 8.8. MILLER fc J. D. FQIGU80N, ’Wheelwrights and niuckamlths* Comtr if Brough tin mi Mmtgmirjfiti. SAVANNAH, OA. Carriages, Wagons, Carts and Drayi manufactured, lackamlthing, Including Iron RaiUng and Grate^ for ulldlnga. tuly—0 novB ADAM SHORT, / Blaster Builder, HtSTDOO* WEST or at. AUBE*w’a HALL, Will take contracts for Building aigl Work In Masonry f every description. ,»• k R.A J. LACIILISON, Engineers and millwrights* IROJf Sr BRASS FOUNDERS? 7 Canal*Street—Near the Canal Lock. n. LACULISON. J. LACULISON. A. N. MILLER, ngtneer and millwright* 7NOA* -1JV/J BRASS FOUNDER. EASTERN WHAir—EAT-ST. EASTERN iPBEmrom COOK STOVE* fTMIEtubscrlber has now received his Pall 8tock of STOVES, and respectfully solicits a call at bis Establishment, k*. re B 'i! 8 ? assortment of 8tovee for Cooking, Parlor and Office purposes can be viewed, from the wait manufactories, which are on sale at reasonable terms. Also-Hollow-ware, Pots, Ovens, Bpldera, Sauce- pans, Cast Iron Pumps, Boer Pumps, Can Iron Charcoal Burner*. Lace Irons, Revolving and Long-handled Waffle 1r i D ® 8 V? f,r8 ‘f 0 "** Nall*, Taeka, Table Cutlery, Axes, Hatcbsta, Hammers, Wood Bawa, Box and other Coffee Mills, Brass Faucets and Couplings, foe. Ice. A cholco selection of PLANISHED WAREt-Coffbo Biggins, Tea Pots, Egg Boilers, Oyster Dishes, Chaffing Ishes, largo and small, Castor*, fcc. BRITANNIA WARE j—Bar Room Pltchere, IJquor Mixers, Begar lamps, and a variety of Britannia Fluid unp*. Centre Table Lamps, Co ran Its ns lamps, Oil Lamps, Brass and White Metal Candlesticks. JAPANNED k PLAIN'jIN wARB>—Chamber PalliTToilet Palls, Wine Coolers, Toilet Cases, Cash Boxes, To, *‘' p * 1 "’ E “^ • nd .Water*nreo f MINERAL PAINTS constantly kept on band| also, Camphene and Spirit Gaa. nr Alt kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work executed with despatch, typrintod Catalogues may be bad on application, and forwarded post-free. john j. Maurice. oovU Bale* Room*, No*. 10,19 and 14 Barnardatreet, and 184 BayatreeL A. PONCE, Importer & manufacturer of Began* NO. 13 WaiTABRaTSEKT, Koeps on hand a well selcccd stock of Imported Be rn; also Manufactured Tobmco. Snuff, Pipes, and all General afttortteementa. A SPLENDID OPENING OF FALL GOODS. r HE Subscriber would respectfully call the attentloi of the public to his largs and well selected slock of Fall and Whiter Stnplu and Faney DryOiods. tety; Needlo- ire and Gapes, or all pattorm; ChlmlteUes; Muslin and ace Under-Sleeves: Cambr« Handkerchiefs, from 13Jf cuts to 85 a piece; Irish Linens; Huckabacks; Diaper; ’rench Towols, from 25 coats to 81 a ploce; double JamaskTable Linen; whlloand brown Napkins, a fine ssortinent; a very Inrgo assortment of Gloves and Ho* Iery,oI tho veiy best raako and stylo; English and A* ncrlcan Long Cloths; unbundled do.: rich Damask 'ublu and Plano Covers: Caul meres tail Cloths, black >nd bluo of evenr quality: rich Vest patterns of nU tyles; Satinofs; Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys,a very large ssoytment; one or the very best selected stock or Blsn* ;ets ever brought to this market. CARPETING—Brussels, 3-Ply, 2-Ply, AB-Wool, a T«* loty of patterns; and, also, Cotton Carpeting. N. B.—Clothing at wholesale only. Country merchants roulddo well to call before purclaalng ef»r~‘ T HE subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to tbo citizens of Savannah and the public generally, of the largest arrival or Fall and Wlnler CLOTHING ever offered In the 8outbeni Btntcs. In Inis establishment can be found evenr quality and style of Clothing to please the taste of the most fostldlous. This establishment ta divided Into six different Departments, each one containing a rich and full assortment In their line. _ 1st Department. Contains Frock and Dress Cotta of every quality, from 87lo 830. Frock and Dress Coats, OUve, Blue, Brown and Green, from 87 to 820. Shail Poltocs and Business Coats, a great variety, from 83 to 813. root 2] elsewhere, as on uii moat nccomtnnds JOSEPH LIPPMAN. NEW PAIL AND GOODS!! J. H. & M. SHEAHAN, ner of Broughton anTWhltakor-sts., savannah; V1TE attention to their now sUck or FALL k WIN* 'ER GOODS, comprising: £5S GOODS—French Caslmercs, French De Lalnoii, English Do Lulnes, Black 811k, Colored Bilk, Black Alpacas, Colored Alpacas, Bomba* zincs. Damask Amlque, Eigllsb, French and American Calicoes. BROIDERIES—Linen Cambric, Cambric Hand* kerchieft, Plain and Embroldsred Handkerchiefs, Boblnet Laces, Bob! net Edgings, Collars and Cuffs, Ilablts and Uuder-Sleores, Black Loco Veils, Blk Crape, Colored Crape. SIERY 4* LINENS—A large and well selected stock of Gloves, Irish Unous, Linen Diapers and Dumasks. IFOOLENS—Rogro lllanketa, Ker»*y«, Limey*, Cloth*, Casslraerca and Vestings, Satinets, Tweeds k Ken tucky Joans, Rod, While, Bluo and Yellow Flan nels, 10-4 and 11-4 Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Pillow-Case Linens, and Quilts. Country Merchants, Planters, and others, will consult IN STORE FOR THE GENTLEMEN. MERES and VEST1NG8, takes pleasure In lnformlng.hla ■■ - hose especially who.admire a fluolv fitting gore his saloon, No. 4, opposite the Pulaski House, where thoy will find him ready at all tlnms to suit his pa trons In tho most approved and foshlonablo manner, and he venture* to assert, that those who wUl confide In hli selection as to color, fabric, style or finish of a covering for the human form, shall go away satisfied. Furnishing Goods—Shirts, whllo and colored, with and without collars; Under Shirts; Merino, cotton and lisle thread Drawers; Hosiery, Cravats, Scarfs, Slocks, neck Ties, Gloves, Suspondvrs, Umbrellas, silk and cotton do. Also, a targe lot or men’s and boys’ Caps, of the latest patterns. Also, a fluo lot of beautiful Ready-made Clothing, hloh 1 selected with greatcaro. Gentlemen in want of any of the above articles will ptoaso give me a call, os l am determined to sell at a small profit. [sopt 25] JOHN VV. KELLY. GEORGE J. SMITH* AVOTIONBBR) COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND GENERAL AGENT, lOB Bayastroei. Savannah, Go Will also attend to OnUaeUi* pf Renta, , Servants’ Wages, kc, . Ran*to—Hon. John Wi Anderson, non. Francis 8. BaHrirtl William 11. Tfson, Esq., Horace 8mlth, Esq* Messrs. Washburn, Wilder k Co., Brigham, Kelly fc Co. SAM’L HOYT* Late of the firm ors&m’I Hoy tfc Co, Savannah, Qa. W OULD announce to hla friends that he has 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 South that may be wanted, for the usual commission, ns well aa receive and sell the same. And I pledgo my self that all business entrusted to my care shall rocolve such attention aa will Insure similar manifestation of their good will, not doubting that my acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will enable me to do as well aa any, and better than many. Also Dealer In Butter, Cheeose, Plaster, Marble Dust, Cement. Lime and Hair. And Agent for sundry Machine Manufactories, North and South, aa well as Sflui 0. Herrings’ Fire Proof Safes, Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones; all of which will a fornlshed on short notice, and at manufocturers price*. Cosh paid at all limes for Wool. Green, Salted and Dry ides, Deer and Shoep Skins, Shipping Furs. Beeswax, lllngs, Sea Island (fotlon Seed and Flor- i, Southern Tanned Leather lathe Rough. Hides, Deer and Shoep Rags, .Rope Cuttlr“ * jdnMoss. Also,S Terms cash Invariably, unh generally. Refer* to the citizens of Savon- If sept 4 PORTER’S EXTENSIVE CLOTHING EMPORIUM. 1,000 OverCosts, double and single breasted, and double Over-Coats, from 83 lo 830. Orer-Coats. a splendid assortment, embracing Kossnlb, from 818 lo 830. 2,000 pair of Pants, of every quality and color, from 75 cents to 810. ,000 Vesta, of every kind. Ed Department* hlng Goods (‘ Uemen’t wear—comUtli ford Ties, Prlnoe Albert ........ Shirts and Drawers, Colton do.. Suspenders, Half Hose, Glove* of all kinds, beat quality Jones' Patent Yoke Bblrts, a fine assortment, ko. 3d Department* Contains 800 suits of Negro Clothing for house or planta tion use, Hickory Skirts, Rod Flannel do., Overalls, Canton rlanuel Undershirts and Drawers. Price or full suits from 83,25 to 84^0. ■consisting of Scarfs, Cravats, Water c Albert Ties. Spring Blocks, Merino 4th Department. Contains* targe and well-selected stock or IndiaRubbrr Goods—consisting In part or 8ack Costa, White and Black Frock Coat* of two colors, Leggings, Slips, Cloaks, Firemen’s Coata, warranted to stand 280 de grees or heat, Elding and Driving Glovoa, Horse Go* vers, etc. 01b Department* Contains Hats and Caps, fine Moleskin,* large assort* ment and latest styles. Gth Department* TllE bazaar. Tills splendid establishment, on the left wing of the main Department, 00 feel deep. Is fitted up, at a great ex* K , expressly for ladles accompanied by tbelr ran. Here will be found every quality and style of Children’s Clothing, and of the latest Paris fashions, consisting of lufonta’ Robot, Christening Caps, splendid Embroidered Caps, 8ults, connected and snpnrole, for every age, Jenny Lindt, Polk* Sacks, Frocks, Uver-Ooats with and without Capes; and many other Goods, too numerous to mention In this advortlsomonL Parents and Guardians are re* spoctfolly solicited to call, as great pains have been taken to add to the comfort ana ooi ' —* ■ chasers. d convenience of pur* KgT'No abatement from prloes first asked. ST. ANDREW’S HALL, RROUGUTON-STREET, jgUrctjanMjc. i. Crushed, Powdered and Clarified Sugars; — m-.* . — . ,j 0 j GROCERIES* LIQUORS Ac WINES. T) ECEIVED by recent arrivals; XV 120 bbls. Crushed, Powdered and 23 boxes double reflnod Loaf 940 bags Rlu Coffee, some of them prime; 45 do. Java do; 50 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars; 970 boxes Tobacco, 8’s, 5’a and l’s Lumps; 45 packages superior Tobacco, El Dorado, Dladom, Nectar, vlrglnlus, kc. 100 boxoa best Family Soap; 150 do. do. No. 1 do; 114 half chests Black Tons,some of It very superior, 148 packages Hyson do., InXiK and >( chests; 150 boxos Tallow Condlo*, 8’a and 0’s: 100 do. 8tar aud Aduraomlno Candles; 150 do. Pipes; 75 do. Mustard: 50do.grou’dPepporfcAllspice; 70 bbls. 8ugar, Butter and Soda Crackers: 375 do. Domestic Gin,Rum, Brandy and Whiskey; 40 do. Old Monongn’a Whiskey,tome very choice; 15 half pipes Otard, Dupuy « Co.’s Brandy; 95 quarter and eighth casks various kinds c rcnch Brandy: 5 pipe. Holland Gin) 4 puncheons Jamaica and 8L Croix Rum; DO casks Madeira and Tenorlffo Wines; 90 do. superinrold Mndclrannd Sherry Wines; 100 baskets Champaguo, Ileldsock, Hungarian, lon,kc, kc. 100 kegs and halves FFFG. Powder; 400 bags Buck and Drop Shot; 50 bbu. No. 3 Mackerel; 25 do. No. 3 do; 90 do. No. 1 do; 20 casks Codfish and Hnddock; 30 hair bbls. 1 k9 Mackerel; 50 boxes Codfish; 40 kills No. 1 Mackerel; With a full supply of everything else In the grocery Bn S for M leon.ccommoda«ln V< e^ ERXT fc ^ BAVANNAH, Qa. fficrcpnnMK. ihtllus I uittuall 2 AAA LBS. EPSOM SALTS. *UUU 5,000 lbs. Copperas. 7 1.000 lbs. Glauber Balts. 3,000 lbs. Putty. 500 boxes Window Glass. 7,000 While Lead. All of the above Just received and for sale by JAMES H. GARTER. oct 99 Opposite 8L Andrew’* Hall. WINES. nRANDIES. ko. T HE SUBSCRIBERS nre now receiving In ■tore* general assortment of the above articles, in case*, get consisting of: Pale and Dark Brandy, Cherry k Raspberry Brandy, Scotch Whiskey, Holland Gin, Stouehton Bitters, i" and ”1 B7*lhe “TlntUta” Sherry Is highly recorami Invalids—It causing no acidity. For sale by oct 37 BUNKER k OGDEN, 80 D RY goods.— 100 bale* Negro Cloth, 35 do. lllanketa, 15 do. Lliisoy Wooltey, 15 do. Red Flonnela, 50 do. Brown Shirtings, 10 do. 4.(JlheeUngs. 50 do. Heavv Cotton Osnabnrgs. 10 cases Bleached Shirtings, 40 do. Printed Calicoes, 10 do. Kentucky Jeans, 200 dozen Head Handkorebleft, 500 do. Assorted Hosiery, Together with a most complelo stock of Fancy Goods, to which they Invite the attention of Country Merchants aud others. NEVITT, LATHROP k ffTEBBlNS, nov8 130 Copgrera-strecU CAIH-ETM 0AUPET8II CAIirBTSllt W E have This Day opened for sale, a splendid as sortment of Carpota» Oil Clothn* Mata) Ruga. Window Curtains, Ac. —COHIIST1NO IS FART Of— 20 piece* Throe-Ply Carpets 10 do. Velvet Topestry 10 do. Brussels do. 40 do. Two-Ply Carpet* 30 do. Floor Oil Cloth 10 do. Drugget 5 do. Felt Carpet 5 do. Dutch do. 50 Velvet and Chenelllo Rug* 100 common Rugs ond Mata 100 pair of beautiful style Window Shades. All of tho abovo Good* are offered at tho lowest market prices.' For sale by [sept 20] A1KIN k BURNS, ROBERTS & FOOTE, Sroughtoii'atreet, {up stairs) opposite the St. Andreto’e Hall, H AVE now on hand a very large and well-selected Stock of DRY GOODS, which they offer for tale, by Urn pleco or package to the trade—consisting, In part, o( Colored and Duffell Blanket*. Bod aud White Flannel. Plains and Kerseys, assorted quality. Satinet* and Kentucky Jeans. Fancy and Tweed Caul mere*. Striped and Plain Cotton Osnabure*. Bleached and brown 8hlrtlnga aud Bheetlnga. English aad American PrtnU. Cashmora* and Printed DoLalnea. 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 Bale at the usual accommodating terms. ^pt 18 ROBINSON A CAMP. DRAPERS AND TAILORS. AHO DKAMCRa in A Fine Ready Made Clothing, RE NOW receiving tholr Stock of FALL AND L WINTER GOODS, consisting In part or: Blue, black and fancy colored Engllvh and French Cloths: Over-Coat, lugs ol black, blue and fancy colored Bcavora; blue, black and drab Pilot Cloths; English, French and A* uierlcun Caulmors, of black and fancy colon; Vestings or Silk, Batin, Cashmeres, embroiders and rich Cut Vel- vet. All of which will be mnde up at the shortest notice and In :h* h**»j*lyk» nfwnrUn>*n8iilp. Our READY MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured at the well known housoof W. T. Jennings k Go., No. 331 Broadway, New*York, and U equal to any In the city.— We keep oonstantly on hand the largest assortment of FANCY GOODS or any house In the trade, such as white and fancy colored Shirts; Silk, Llale Thread and Gauze Menuo Under-Gnrment*: Shaker Flannel and Lambswool do.; Thread, Cotton, Merino and Lambswool Hosiery; Silk and Cotton Umbrellas: block, white and colored Kid Gloves, (of Alexander’s muko); Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats ond Collars: and, In fact, everything no cessary to a Gentleman’s Wardrobe. For sole on aa ao commodating forma aa can be had In the city, at GAUDRY’8 BUILDINGS, a*pt91 Next door to Pulaski Houae. PIANO FORTE DEPOT. -■tana—— The undersigned respectfully Inform the gyEahtt&afl cltlzons of Savannnh.ticonrin, and Florida, If#! ll lhftl they have on hand more than fifty Pi- anos, the largest stock over on sale In this city, and mnde by tho most celebrated manufacturer* In the United Stales. Nunn’s k Clark’s, J. Chlckering, Boardman fc Gray. Lut- chet & Newton, Edwards & Fisher, all well known to tho lovers of Music, have ploce in their large assortment. Theee Plano* are of rich tone, and beautlfoUy flnlanod In. Rose Wood, Black Walnut, and Mahogany, with Iron frames made in the most subetanttal and workmanllko maimer. Also the Justly celebrated ASollan Plano Fortes, render them peculiarly suited for this climate, preventing the necessity of tuning for years. .... The undenlgnod are agents for Henri Hen's celebrated Grand Pianos, made In Paris. For power and beauty ton.'Uwjr This beautiful toned wind lnstrutnent,for village pur- poses, Lodges, Serenading Parties, and the private prno Ucoof Organists, posseaslng a aweet and powerful tone, they have also for sale. . . .. All of there instrumenta wlU be dlipqeod of on the moat aooommodatlng terms. The prices of the Plano* ranging from^75 to It°°°- I. W. MORRELL fc CO, PIANO FORTES. Th* “' *■ * *“ Subscribers, aole Agent* fbr‘A lari and Oo.’a and J, B. Dunham’s Piano r A. 8to- .Fortes, are always supplied-with an as* rertment of there fhyorito and Justly eetobratad Instru ments. -For durability, they can.be frilly warranted, Whilst tbelr superiority or tone and touch ta evident and acknowledged by the most casual observer, as woll as tho critical connoisseur. The Ladle* are reapeotfUUy In* vlted to view there Instruments; and an arrangement having been effected with one of our most eminent Pi* C3T Second hand Pianos taken In cxchango-s^o uned and repaired, ‘ rag oBYTA ““ cOT “ a oiiN«aN.. CHEAP CASH STORE, CORNER WHITAKER AND CONOR F.SS-BTS, ^LEACHED and Brown SHEETINGS fcSHIRTINGS. J) The Subscribers have Just received per brig Wilson ™ i, \f”.S, N T a .’«YSfi' oh « 1 SHEETING New-York MlUs do do Jamos’ 8toam Mills do 7-8 and 44 Lowell LONG CLOTHS, 7-8 and 4-4 Londsdale and Washington Long Ctotba, 44 Sea Island Brown Sblrtlng. 7-8 and 44 7-8,8,0,10,11, and 124 Allendale Bro. Sheeting 7-8,8,9,10,11, aud 134 do Bleached do 7-8,8,9,10,11, and 134 Hamilton do do For sale by M. PRENDER0A8T fc CO. J AND1NU, per schooner “ Faunlo,” from Phliadel- J p, ^fFogtheads choice Porto Klco Sugar, 15 do. (to. 8autaCruz do. 110 bags choice Rio Coffee, 15 barrels Cider Vinegar, 10 hogsheads cholco Bacon Shoulder*. • nov 13 Forsaloby CRANE k HOLCOMBE. E ANDING, per echoooora ‘•Ecllpso" and “North Stale”- 100 boxes Connecticut Cheese, 50 do. 8oda, Butter, Wine and Milk Biscuits, 50 burrcls Uniter and Sugar do- 20 do. Pilot Bread, 50 boxes assorted Candy. Also, per brig* “ American” and “Excel:” 900 bags assorted Shot, 5,000 pounds Bar Lead, „ . 25 xega extra choice Goshen Butler, 50 boxes Cream Cheese, 25 barrels Mercer Potatoes, 25 do. Yellow Onions. ' nov 13 For sale by CRANE fc HOLCOMBE, TnOREiGNTiQUORS^^O Yalf and 10 quarter pipes Jb Dark and and Palo Otard, Dupuy fc Co. Brandy, of our own Importation. Vintage* 1840. 49 and 50. 6 pipe* Holland Gin, Meder 8wan Brand. 1 puncheon old Scotch Whiskey. 9 do. do. Jamaica Rum. 1 do. do. 8u Croix do. , SO demijohns, 5 gallons each. Scbeldam Gin. JOHNffTOW fc OO. B agging, bale rope, iu 08 bale* Gunny Cloth, 500 colls Kentucky Rope, . 900 oolUDUIon’s Rope, 19,000 Gunny Bags. Foranl nov 9 Madeira Wine, Port do. Topaz Sherry Wine, Brown do. Tlntllta do. Crown” and_“8tai** brands Champagne. la lilghly recommended for BayaL GROCERIES. A CHAMPION hoa In atore and ta receiving the fol- xx* lowing articles for city and country trade, which having been purchased for cash and selected by himself, enables him to sell on the roost favorable terms, vlst 100 bbls. Baltimore and Canal Flour. 50 half do. do.; 50 do. Stuart’s Crushed and Powdered Sugars; 10 boxes do. Loaf do; 10 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado do; 50 bbta. Clarified Sugar, various qualities: 95 boxes Choeae; 100 boxes and halfdo. Soap*,; 50 do. Sperm and Adamantine Caudle*; 100 bag* Rio and Java Coffee. 30 boxes and half boxes Hyson and Black Teas; 75 do. and half do. Tobacco; 95 do. Starch; 30 do. Pipes; 25 dozen Brooms aud Buckets; 50 bbls. J4i X, and kitta Mackerel; 20 kills 8almon; 10,000 lbs. Bacon, Hams, Sides and Shoulders; — ALSO — Smoked Tongues, Dry Beef;Fulton Market BecfiChooo* late, Farina. Sardines, Tailet Soap, Hr Blue, Pickle*, Sweet Oil, Almonds, Spices, Mustard, BuUer, Currants, Citron, ImL kc. —AL80— 25 whole, 25 half, 95 quarter boxes New Raisins: 5 bbta, 20 half, 20 quarter and 20 boxes Buckwheat; 500 bags Shot; 500 bars Lead; A choice selection of Liquor* and wines. oct 95 ©Mittal sratjmintrnrntn. UBNTLBMBN’S __ RESTORATION., lager^reer. HESmt H. WBIOAND has opened, under the Planters’ Hotel.’} a neat and comfortable Eating Room, WUh an exceUent^ KltoheoindCookliurltang*iidJacent,-na- BB8TAII11ANX, He has an excellent Cook, from Strasbourg, who will suit German. American and French tastes.' OY8TE11B. 1 FISH, MEATS—every thing that this market affords,can - be had In all stylre, on abort notice. ‘ Youmo Clerks, and other*, who hare rooms In town, are, Invited to try the European mode of breakftstlng and dining at tbe Restaurant. Philadelphia LAGER BEET*, SWISS CUEESfe arid' 1 LINDBURGER CHEESE, kept always on band for the i tire of families. oct 5 ^^JbsS^jresSSftiftMfretboStoltoSVa- ! 1 tannah to test the qualities of thta fine Beer, from 1 Dre . we «T <»r Messrs. Emoel k Wolf, at the F*irraounI‘ Waterworks, near Philadelphia. Thta Beer Is nr* •ot'y like tho Lager Bur of Munich,.ln-.'Br- thall continue to receive constant aupplles of and wholesome beverage,during theautulnm w •P'J'JB- A* lit tho old oounlryjTt will be sold toft^...... •"d •"dWduflkwhti will tbualncurno risk of It* aourii* u -nn Myl irniWY WEIO CAItPET AMU FLOOR BLUTU WABEHOD Curtain*, Curtain Coods, ... dec* dec* dec. , So. 140 CongroH and Mo. 67 St. Jullan.|treeti. , rpHE subscriber, knowing Hint the citizens or'Savan nah bare felt a great Interaet In theeatabUsblng tif« 1 Carpet Warehouse, In thta city, aud being aware that mahy hare been awaiting the completion of tbe New Store, so tbatthey Could mnke their seloctlon of the various artlelea for fur- . htahlng their houses, would respeotfully Inform tbenub* » llo, generally, that ho will this day open tbe most com plete sMOrtmant ol all the various atyle# of GOODS utually kept In almilar establishments. The Stock of the different departments will constat, In part, of the* fol lowing Goods, vtat Brussels; Velvet Tapestry and Bruaaelt for Suits; Three ply, Superfine, Flue and Oommun lngrejni Plain And Twilled VonlUan for Stairs, Halls, kc. | Drugget#, 84,134 and 184 In width, of ovory variety or pattonta] Hearth Rugs; Parlor and Stoop Mata; Table and Piano SUdrLine kafcc. BnU *° TlJ0lA * v>nBUlrRodi * ' ^ OIL O LOTUS* Of every width from one to eight yards, for Hallo. Dining Rooms. Steamboats, Saloons, kc.: Rose Wood! Mahogany and Small-figured Fuftilfure Oil Cloths, 44. ' 54 aud 0 4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth fbr 8Ulr£<> i CURTAINS. - Silk and Worsted Damask DeLalnet. Worsted Linen Damask DeLntne; Figured and Plain Dam variety or colors; White and Bun; for Shades. - _ AVINDOW SHADES. Transparent Landacape, Medallion, Garland, - and . Whllo and Gold, entirely new style; Cord; Loop*t Tusscta; together with au the vanoua Trimmings Jbr ‘ Curtains and Shades. , J . GILT CORNICES. > Bands, Loops and Pina, or the greatest variety, and t patterns, of the latest Importation; all of which wilLbe sold at wholesale ur retail, on the most liberal terms. WM. II. GUION, Agent, — ■* *" “*; JuflaiMta, nov 6 140 Congress and 57 8L Jul by tux aarnsn royal mail sTBAMsmr CONWAY. CAPT. --,..........850 TONS BURTHEN. Thl1 steamship ta deslgnod to tail from Sa- SEfiUfeiiivannah. Georgia, on the 4th December next, aud Mine day of each following month, for Ghato* i touching at Nassau, N. P n Inagua. (with toe Turktala* land mnlls,) and Jamaica. 8be wUl be due et r on the 14th of each month, and return on the'l ume route, to Bavannah. As thta service contemplate* arrangements only for a . limited number or passengers, persona who desire to -- avoid crowded boats will find the route a desirable ones . and Invalids, who wish to spend the Winter among tbo ■■ West India Island*, may find conveyance In tbe Compa- i ny’sSteamship*, twlcea month, between Jamaica aud the following porta, In addition to thoae named above t Antigua, Itarbadoea, Carrlacon, Carthagena, Djmuran, Dominica, Grenada, Grey Town, VeraCruz, Gusdaloupe, Havana, Honduras, Jncmel, Martinique, Montserrat, Nevis, Porto Rico, SLKitta,. . . St. Lucia,' SL Thomas. SL Vincent. Santa Alartba. TtnQilco. Tobago. Trinidad. >.•••35 THE SATES OF PAIIAOE ARBt From Savannah to Nassau Do. do. inagua Do. do. Jamaica 80 Do. do. Chagres 90 (Including Steward's fees,) ... and In proportion to the oUier Islands. PTEach ship carries an experienced Burgcon._A31 Freight and specie convoyed on the usual termaTror' engagements, apply to ANDREW LOW fc CO.,- Agents, Savannah* *,* Huntsville Advocate, Chattanooga Gazotte. Co lumbus Enquirer. Macon Journal fc Messenger, ana Au- gusts Chronlclo fc Sentinel will please Insert the' above weekly; Nashville True Whig, Knoxville Register, and aiuiitfomet^Juuiual, iuacr* (rt-WOekly, IUr BUt mor " lUramei, . aud charge thta office. nov 5. LAND, lying In Marion-and Alachua rfllbe of ' - • - - DeWITT Ac MORGAN, DEALERS IN FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS, C ALL aUenlton to their targe Stock of tbe following articles, which they offer at the lowest prioea: Rich Printed de Lalnes and Cashmeres, French and English Merinos, Black Bombazines and Alpacas, Linen Cambric and Embroidered Hdkfk, Marseilles Quills and Couuterpanes, Irish Linens nud Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings,. Silk, Ctotton and Merino Hosiery, White and Colored Flannels, Cloths and Casslmeres, French, English and American ftallcooe, Diapers and Toweling*, Table and Piano Covers, Plain and Figured Black SUka, Black Satin do Cheno, Plain Changeable Sllka, Paris Mantillas and Talmas, Bonnet and Plain Ribbons, Brocho and Plaid 8hawls. French and English Crapes, Ladles’ and Gentlemen’s Kid Gloref, Swiss and Cambric Trimmings, French Noodle-worked and Lace Collars, Blankets, Plains and Korsoys, Muslin Curtains, Brocho and Figured Silks, Domestlo Goods of all descriptions, of tbe beat mannfoo- tore. ■oct 38 SUNDRIES. Oaa BOXES TOBACCO, assorted kinds. ZUU 70 hhds. Fair and Choice Porto Rico Sugar. 40 do. Cuba and New-Orloans do. 100 bbta. Refined do. 75 do. Crushed and Powdered do. 95 boxes Loaf do. 300 bags Rio Coffee. . 200 do. Porto Rico and SL Domingo Colftc. 75 do. Java .. „ do. 150 KaodJtf chests Hyson Tea. 150 X and # chest* Hyson Tea. 40 £ do. Black do. 130 boxes 8oap. ARD, CHEESE, FLOUR, fc- 50 kogs prime Leaf Lard; 95 boxes Gosben Cheese; 100 bbls. Baltimore Flour; 100 do. pure Geneses do; 30 do. Illram Bmllh do; 50 half do. Canal do; 50 half do. Baltimore do; 100gKafitcheiandagSnen^wlortroentof Gro- BaSgttargMTOsffl; For tale by iAR 50 bbta Hiram Smith’s Flour. 30 hlf bbta Fulton Market BeeC , go casks pints, 19 do quarts, best London Porter. 30 bbta jwlma Cream Ata. 8 pipe* superior Holland Gin. , 30 boxes and 95 half do Rotates.. 30 half bbta Sugar, 8oda and BuUer Biscuit*. 50 boxes new Herrings. 30 bbta Sugar House Molasr**, . 50 boxes Star Candlea. 50 do OompoaUedo. ... 1 SO do Tallow do. 130 boxos Soap. 100 do. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger. 80 bbls. Butler, 8ods, and Sugar BisculL 30 X do. do. do. do. do. 120 M Scgnra, assorted kinds. 20 bags Black Popper. 250 bbta. New-Orloans Whiskey. 100 do. White do. 50 do. Monongabelado. 20 do. Old Bourbon do. 140 do. E. Phelps’ Gin. fid do. Best P. k H. aye Gin. 6 pipe* Holland do. 50 V casks 8herry, Madeira, fc Teneriffo Wine. 00 baskets Ctumpague do. 40 bbls. American Brandy. 25 H casks do. 10 a do. Cognac Brandy. I In Custom House 20 # pipe* do. ( Store. 150 kegs Gun and Rifle Powder. 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot With a compete assortment of Groceries. . For sale on favorable terms by aept 4 WEBSTER fc PALMES. ’^mNEa>-30quartwc*sluBuTgund^Port. . 5- io. pSo™ do. * 10 do. Muscat In atore and foraaleby OCt 83 W. M. DAVIPBOlf. offered at Private Sale,*. „ during tbe months of October, November andDoceml next, vtat WETUMPKA HAMMOCK, sltoated about ten miles • North or Ocala, (the county sett of Marion county,) con taining 3,000 acres, about one-half of which Is hammock,- ., unsurpassed by any in tbe State; and the remainder white oak and hickory land. A TRACT, well known as tbe “Fort Drene Planta tion,” containing 3,000 scree of Lend, principally first quality hammock, between four and Are hundred acres • of which ta thoroughly cleared, and at present In euIU* ration. Thta placo for several years averaged two hogs heads of Sugar to tbe acre, aud every year that It ha* > been cultivated has produced fine crops of contend cotton. These Tract* could readily bo divided Into two or three plantations each, being well watered and surround'' ed by high rolling pine laud. A TRACT or 1,000 acres on Orange Lake, constating of . immock, orange grove, and well Umbered pine land. TWO TRACTS, of 1,000 acres each, near the Alachua E ralrie. The greater part of both tneso tract* la rich ammock, —AL80— 5,000 ACRES on Indian Rlror. Any one wishing-to- , -f . cultlvnto sugar cane would do well to oxautlne this land * aa being remarkably fertile, and lying south of the region ' or frost. It Isas well adapted to that culture as any In the United States. 12,000 ACRES, generally known aa the “ Bayard tract,” situated on the 8L John’s river, opposite Plcolata. Thera are many small hammocks and orange groves on thta tract, built ta principally valuable for Its pine timber. It < bos a river front or seven or eight mites. 1,000 ACRES on take George, and several small tracts on and near the 8L John's lifer, well situated for' form ing, the rearing of orango groves, kc. The above tracts or land were purchased by the late Gen. Clinch, Immediately after the accession of Florida to the Uulted States. From his position at that time, hta facilities for selection were unusually great, and U ta be lieved they Include as good land aa can be found In the State. On account of their acceesIbUUy from Charleston and 8a vannah, they offer great inducements to planters In Ca rolina or Georgia wishing to remove. The titles are clear and Indisputable. Terms—Cash, or payabloat Charleston or Savannah, on or before tho 1st of January noxL ■ fi77*Any further Information on the subject can. obtained by addr—' —*■— Marion county, L oct 18 Uan V The Tri-weekly Chronicle k Sentinel, at An and tho Journal k Messenger and the Telegraph, ah Ms- ■ con, are requested lo publish the above till first of Janu. uury, aud senJ their bUla to this office. FALL fc WINTER GOOD*! , rpHE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure In announcing to X the citizens or Savannah, and tbe public generally! that, by various arrival* of steamers amf sail vessels, they haTe recelvod a targe aud splendid Stock of Goods,' aulL able for Fall and Winter trade-auch as: MUSLIN d’e LAINE8. BOMBAZl FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, SHAWLS, BILK AND VELVET MANTELS, of all colors and or tbe latest and most approved patterns -- ktx, ko, kc.’ They also have received a large stock of BILKS, which surpass any other ever brought to this place, as well in . Uio quality and patterns as In the prices; a great assort* ment ofWHITBfc EMBROIDERED GOODS, such as Collara, Cuffs,Capos, Capa, Handkerchiefs, Bleevek'and ‘ ‘ Chemlsotu; together.with all other artlelea usually kepi , w In a Dry Goods Store. Tiioy call the attention of the public especially.to ibelr assortment of llonao-keeplnr Goods, •- Consisting of Shirtings, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins, i> :« Towels, Pillow4taso Linen, eto, etc.; and afoo to tbelr, . extensive varietyofFtannota, Blankets, Kerseys, Satinet*, Tweeds and Casslmeres: and Invito all who wish to pur- ' * chase to oomo and examine tbelr Stock, which will be •old at the lowest rates. .. . . , ;i . E1N8TEIN fc ECKMAN,,..... oct 13 151 Congress street, NEGUOUUOOAN81NEOUOC riVUE subscriber reapoctfuily caltatt X tors and Planters to hta ver d by addressing tbesubscrlber. at Orange8[ county, Florida. J. H. M. OLINCI QEOOEH1E3, «K>^ 50 boxc* Cheese,. 50 boxes Star Candles, ' 50 barrelsClncInnatlWbbkey, 15 hogsbsads Porto Rico Sugar, • 50 bags Rio Coffee, 50 boxes Pale Soap, 100 barrels Baltimore Flomy 50 bands Uoward-strcet flour, 50 half bands do. do. „,u id Planter* to hta very extensive atock of-Ne gro Brogans and Women’s-Lektber Boots.- These goods have boon selected expressly for thta msrketand ore - warranted tho best stock and workmawhlp. He ta coa- fldent that’a fair trial or bis stock wlU Insure satisfaction | and a continued patronage. Hta good* oioa/f ^^^rfsBulldlng, formerly occupied by, Messrs.^P. CHURCH. AND PARLOB ORGANS. TdlE Subscribers, ogeuta for Mr. H, Kaaurr, Organ iaSiS BSSaSCMKJfSSSlSK! meats, reference 1s made todhe organ recently erected by him In tbe Lutheran Charcbof thta dty. Parties desiring I Information tmUeeLean Mco^aln aUl m — partlcularson application to F. ZOGBAUMfc Inly 13 VVbltakersL, one door enst of r hlicjond strangers,in to: •Lnaas^&sssfesssssa^ u regnnU .Kommodtllon, (.rely, &c. fc. TARVER, ■