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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1853)
-.vt.rrr*—- STEAMSHIP LINES. I!. 0. M. hI'EAMBIIIP IHA11HI,, jap,-William Rollins commander,between Savannah, Key Wot I and Havana, connecting with tho Pacific Mail «JMMU Steamship Company'* Lino fur California. Thi* spleudid sea steamship will hereafter leave Savannah for Koy Watt and Havana on tho 15th and 30th of each month, and from Havana for Savan nah nu tho 8th and 22d or oach month. The ISABEL will connect at Havana with tho Unit- aud Oregon. Patseugers will bo landed at tho Railroad Wharf fret —tranait at the Isthmua at the passenger's expense. Tho ISABEL will alao connect at Havana with tho Uuitod States Mail Steam Company's Lino tu New Or leans. Tickets for Key Wegt and Havana can be had of COHENS A HKKTZ, Agents at Savannah. Tickets for New Orleaus, Aapiuwall and Han Fraa- cisco can bo had by applying to MORDECAI ft CO., Charleston, 8. C. Passengers this trip (of tbo 16th inat.) will connect FOU iTIHi VI»i.i.,'Ul.». Philadelphia and Savannah Steam Naviga lion Company. STEAMBOAT LINES. Snvanuali, Aiigunta and Hamburg. lb. Colon Steamboat Company 0 I a.or.ib «uj South Carolln. h.vingtho- k.t. U. I.. LOOK .ltd OREUON .l.h itrior steam-packet* 1 . LOOK .ndOREUON, with iigbtor., >r. now re.Jy to tr.mport frtight of all description b.t«re.n S.r.nn.li Atigu.tn and ll.raburo rrttb .. mooli. If not inor., dl.pouh tli.n auy other boat, nn the rlv.r. Tbe tte.m.r* are commanded by np.rl.ncod Ud .Co modatlh, captnio., nnd all fraight co'iegn.il to tb.lr agouuwill b. forwarded free of Cumuilaaiou. Tho OMiwmbdaitou (hr paaoonro .'1'ial U not ..parlor to anv boato on tho river, E« Baranath. nf&Slg"* 1C0 • UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA, VIb Darien, Hriinnwlrk, Nf. IHnrrn. 1 JACkSONVILl.f^MIlim^UKU (Black Crook), Lfarts 1.2U0 tons register,Capt. Julm E.Wal- ton, has commenced her regular trips, ■Co.'uuaiEl^ and will leave Havauunh on Wednes day, tho 8th Sept.. and ovary alternate Wednesday - - ay on tho 22d Sept., and Oth and 2uth Oct., and Sd and I fib Nov.. l'hia ship Ium hoen built with ontiro regard to safety, — * •—r and admirable fa- freight or passage, II LAV - ■ comfort and dispatch, and offers oilities to busiuess *ud travel. apply to PADELFUltl), FAY k CO, ___ A K 6,,t “ in Savannah. IIERON k MARTIN, Agents in Philadelphia. NEW YORK & SAVANNAH STtAiyiaHir unt Weekly* A* The new and splendid steamships ^ FLOltIDA.Capt. Woodhull, and ALA- UA.MA, Capt. Ludlow, belonging to the .New York und Savanuah Hleam Navigation Company, will leave 8a vanuah and Now York every Saturday. These ships aro of 1.300 tous register, and unsurpass ed in safety, speed and uouifort. These mourners, leaving Savannah at the same time that tho Muriou and .Southerner leave Charleston, ar rive in Now York os soon as or before them. 4HF*Cabiu passage $25, payable before going on board. Agouts: PADELFORD, FAY k Co, Savannah. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, jy 14 104 Front-street, Now York. U. H* illAiL Lihb. New-York & Charleston Stemu-Puekets. SEMI-WEEKLY* ft Leave Adger's wharves everyS/tiurday Lund WedMuilHy. The new aud splon- ■did Htaamships Capt. Uioh'd Adams 1,60(3 Tons. Capt. M. Berry 1,200 Tous. SOUTHERNER Capt. W. Foster 1,000 Tons, JAH.klKfER... Capt. J. Dickinson., 1,500 Tous. UNION MARION.. The Steamship Jamus Adoku, uow finishing, will be placed ou tho line early in .May. lUs“ For Freight or Passage apply at Iho office of the Ageu* HENRY MIbSROON, r East Bay aud Adger’s Wharves. Charleston. Auril 10.1862. SHIP LINES. FOlt HAVRE. , Tho ship ADRIAN, Capt. Neal, having most i Wither cargo ongaged will meet with dispatch. Ft (freight of 300 bales Cotton to complete, apply I ALLEN* BALL. jan 13 FOR Fill LA OF L. 1*111 A* •j-3. The fast sailing selir. OPUER, Capt. Baker, will moot with quick dispatch for tho aboi ■mcMLport. For freight of 300 bales Cotton apply Captain on board or to jan I I 11. K. WASHBURN, Agent. FOR UAli'i'l.HOlth—Keguiar Line* The packet schooner TRITON, W. Brown mas ter, will meet with dispatoli us above. F01 freight or passage apply ou board at Telfair'i llRIOHAM. KELLY k CO. have dispatch for tho abova port. For freig'hi ■UBIbur passage apply to jau 12 ROWLAND k FOIL NEW k tutiv. »--* Wanted deok load to complete cargo of sohr. CATARACT, Rice master. Apply dk WILLIS * lilt UND AOE. FOR NEW YORK. .3.. Tho brig ALCKNUS, Capt. Shaw, will liavedis- jr&JA patch fur tho above port. For freight ■MMfiapply to Lja ROWLAND* CO. F4>lt FREIGHT OK CliAKTEU. The sohr. VICTORY, Capt. Baker, is ready freight. Cargo for a Northern port pre- urred. Apply to [jit] ROWLAND * CO. FOR UOaTUiV. The bark CHARLES WILLIAM, W. Blaslaud a master, will meet, with dispatch as above. Fo (freight or passage apply ou board at TolfaiF BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. J YVuiiied lor i>ew ituuiu A vessol of 160 to 200 tons burtheu, is wanted to Doboy Island, fo; ROWLAND ft CO VESSEL* WANTED. L Freighter lumber and timber fur Boston o 4 York can bo had on application t ROWLAND* CO. FOR FREIGHT UK uiuit The schr. U. II. 11.1111 AND. master, For terms, apply t BUNKER ft OGDEN. FUR NEW OKLEANN. Thofine^&t sailing brig J. A. TAYLOR, Sleeper raster, haying part of her cargo eugag- COilKNS ft HERTZ. 1 [ju 7] HENRY K. WANTED—Dec* Loud brig Alfred ExalKfor New-York.^ WILLIS ft BHUNDAliE dk 01 For Frei{{Ui or Llnirter WILLIS* URUNDAGE. FOR NEW YORK. The sohoouor LUC11ET1A, Capt. Meads, will have dispatoh for the above port. For freight passage apply to [j 4) ROWLAND ft CO FOR BOSTON. Tho brig ACORN, 11. C. Coombs master, will meet with dispatoh as above. For freight 01 'passage apply ou board at Telfair's wharf, or tc BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. FOR HUSTON— Dock Loud. Tho schoouer LAMARTINE, Thorndike l ; will meet with dispatoh u _ above. For dock load apply on board at'Johnson's wharf or to BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. FOR NEW YORK.—Union Line. L The regular packet brig ALFRED EXALL, Golder master, will have dispatch for the above ■Sport. For freight or noauago apply to 0 31 WILLIS ft URUNDAGE. FOR FHILADELPIUA—Heron'* Line. The regular packet schr. 8. N. SMITH, Smith master, will have dispatch for the above (■Kautport. For freight or passage apply to doc 31 WILLIS ft BltUNDAGE. _ _fP» .The.upenor steam-packet WM. QA8- Capt. Shaw, will leave Tuesday Morning, at IU o’clock, and will tiuue to loave every Tuesday. The rates of passage by this boat are as follows: t Jacksonville <j yy Black Crook, 1‘icolaUaud Talatka 8 00 For freight or passage apply on board, at Charleston iteam-packot wharf, or to 124 FOR NEW YORK—OldE»tab!labed Line. The packet ship HARTFORD, G. Burke mas- &i&tor. will moot with dispatch os above. For r passage apply ou board at Telfair's BRIG! Wharf, or to (dee 28) KIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. VE8.SELS V ANTED ON FRElGil OR CHARTER. — Freights for Northorn, Eastern and Southern ports, can be had on applisa- Sftaitttien to (nor 4) ROWLAND ft CO. VESSELS WANTED for Northorn Stand Eastern ports. Apply to ^ ([out7—ly) WILLIS ft BRUNDAGE.2 tvmni nr. uiiu “ Competition is tho Lifo of Trade.” “TlMEtt ’A1NT NOW AS THEY USE TO WAS.'' ttiiteudld stock of all kinds of CARRIAGES, constantly kept on hand by the Subscriber, l'orsous trading to Snvauuuh will ploaso to boar in mind that they are indebted to tho undersigned foi iceriiig the prices of Carriages in this market from 15 to 20 per cent. I take pleasure in stating that iny Manufacturing r complete in Savannah, aud it iny intention soon to form a connexion with one of the best manufacturing establishments in tho No p th to innko Carriages expressly for this market; so my p ' llshinout. David morns CoiixEn of Hr van and Jkvkkrson-Strkkts, SAVANNAH, Manufacturer of Iron Doors, Shutters, Lochs, all hinds Railings, Urates. &fc. wftoUGHT IRON SAFES, with unpick- ablo Looks, kauh to oudkm. Persons wish- qualities of tho Safes I mode by mo in this oity, are respectfully referred to the Bank of Bavumuui, tue FiBUtors Bank, and tho following m chants, whom 1 have supplied: A. A. Solomons ft Co., Einstein* Eckinan, J. L. Cope, and D. B. Nichols. All •orders punctually attended to. ly aug 24 NEW BOOKS, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER & CO. Wednesday, January 6th. lyf EMOIRm, Journal, nnd Correspondence of ** 0: edited by the Right Honorable Lord John Russell, m. j*. Patient Waiting No Loss: or. The Two Christmas Bays: by Alice B. Neal. Thu Uipsey: by G. P. R. James. The London Art Journal for December. Counting Hound Cnlendens tor 1853. rjVEA TRAY8.—A largo und Hogant aexort 1 incut, comprising some beautiful sets inlaid with pearl, and a variety of patterns of ground back English Walters. For sale by jan 10 COLLINS ft BULKLEY. J ELLY DRAINERS.—A new lot just rac’d by MQR8E ft NICHOLS, jan 0 155 Broughton street. I Rum, in store and for salt by £ ALTIMORE FLO I K. — VM bbii. now landing per schooner Woodbridgefrom Baltimore, ItV [jan 41 - BUNKER ft OGDEN. 'iu TRAVELLERS UI)HU NORTH, TIIK HAVANNAU AND CUABLE8T0N etofiCfc *'• s - MA,L STEAM PACKETS Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o'olock A. M., sftor the arrival of the uiglit train of the Central Rail- roud, aud arrivo at Charleston at i2 M. the same day, jounuutiug at Charleston with tho Wilmington HitMtni-PnoketN, Which leave with the U. 8. Mail every day, at2>i P. M., aud also with the New«Y°rk nnd Clmi'loNtou HtcaniNliipn. Which loave Charleston every Wednesday aud Satur day aftoruoon. Paueugers leaving Mauon on Tuesday jvenings, will arrivo in time to oonneot with tho *plen- lid uow steamship James Adyrr one week, and the iteatnuhlf) Southerner the uext. Faro from Charleston to New-York by laud route. $20—tlmo 62 hours; by steamships, $25. [my IS] 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. OPPOSITION LINE TO FLORIDA. RATE OF PASSAGE REDUCED. ipwans ^The superior new uteuinpaokot WE- /JL^^Ji^n-j-^LAKA, Capt. N. King, leaves overy Saturday at 10 o'clock A. M. jRate of parage in large airy state rooms, as follows: To Darien $3 00 8t. Mary's 4 50 Jacksonville 6 00 Piooluta 8 90 Palatka g 00 Black Crook 8 00 N. B.—Freight consigned to K. It. Duke, for Ocala, will be shipped free of all charges at Palatka. Apply on board, at tko Charleston Co.'e Wharf, or to **b 19 8. M. LAFFITEAU. Agent. 8 * »««• jsss^BV SAVANNAH TO DABIEN. A LINE of Four Horso Post Coache* loaves 8u» XA. vannah every Alondny nnd Thurndny, at 7 o’clock A. HI. For Darien, via Bryan Old Court-House, Ricoboro' and south Newport, arriving iu Darien at 6 o'olouk P. M. Returning; oil TueadnyN nnd Fridays, Arriving iu Savannah at 5 o'clock 1*. M., and connecting with tho boat* for the North, end the curs for tho West. A»~ Office in Savaunali, at Sawyer, Hollister ft Co.'s Stables, corner of State aud Whitaker sts. jan 13 ly II. L. HART, Proprietor Marshall House Omnibus Line. NEW ARRANGEMENTS. 8 * A ' HOOKER having ■fc iH become interested withthe Proprietor 0^ tho M&rtihull hereafter run the hank Lady Hants in oonueotion with the Omnibus, for tho accommodation of passeugors for the Marshall House and all parts of the oity. The Omuibus and Hack will bo in attendance upon the arrival of the cars and steamboats, with first rate team* and careful drivers, und tho subscribers will be respousitAo for uli baggago or chocks for Buggago deliv ered to tho conductors. A Call Book .will be kept at the Offlco of the Mar shall House, and ull calls rogialored will be punctually attended to. WM. JOHNSON, Proprietor Marshall Uouso. deo 28 1m 8. A. HOOKER. W. V. PRENTICE'S DAOUEliREAN OALLEItY, ST. JULIAN STREET, Over /iosbnmn’s MumIc Store, SAVANNAH. ff^HE SUBSCRIBER would cull attention to hi* | now and improved style of Colorod Daguerreotypes, lie warrant* to give satiefaciiou to ull whoaesire to have their likenessea taken in a superior stylo. Call and uxauiino epecimuu* of ray work over the Music Store, Market-square. W. V. PRENTICE. P. 8.—Instructions in the art, and all kinds of stock constantly for sale. it feb4 ALE ! ALE ! ALE ! 1/rESSRS. UUANTOCK, ROBERTS &, CO.— 1YI_ Oeuta—You aro hereby appointed our "Sole Agents" for the sale of our brand* of “Albany Imperi al Ale," in the city of Savannah, State of Georgia, from and after thi* dato. [Signed] New York, Doc. 1st. '52. JOHN TAYLOR ft SONS. Having received the Agouov of tho above well bo alway* kept by us’/tTstore at " Wiilink's wKarf.” PorHou* desiring the article will he promptly supplied by giving notico ut our Office, ou the Wharf, or through the Post Offlue. QUANTOCK, ROBERTS ft CO., dec 11 Wiilink's Wharf. Families supplied with half barrels of Cream Ale. Boarding. TWO ORTHREE single Gentlemen can »«e ac- E cointuodated with pleasant board at the ooruer of Jouos oud Abercnru streets. t-f deo 22 I HOARDING.—Two 01 throe single Gentlemen 1 j wifi find pleasant accommodations at No. 20 Broughton street. tf dec 15 HOARDING. 1TERY desirahlu Rooms, with Board, ut rca-soua V ble rates. Apply at this Office. tf uov 8 EXTRA SUPERFINE CANAL FLOUR, 28 LBS. FOR OO. SUPERFINE CANAL FLOUR, 32 lbs. for $1 00. 100 lings New Hulled Duckwlicnt, 25 lbs. each, til 75 cents. WHOLE AND HALF BARRELS CANAL 1 *J Flour, for *ale low by the barrel by duo 21 WM. a. DICKSON, Whitaker-*t., cornei Broughton Lane. Six Weeks Seed Potatoes, JUs*T RECEIVED. BUSHELS of those celebrated Potatoes, for cH/ early planting—they mature two to four weeks earlier tliuu any other, und aro calculated for early market, for salo by WM. G. DICKSON, deo 24 Whituker-st., comer Broughton Lane. LAND AGENCY, UlilledKevllle, Ga. f PIIE subscriber will purchase or sell on commi*- I sion LANDS of tho nevoral Laud Lotteries of this State. (dec 2-'2w] JAMES R. BUTTS. fl KOUEPAIttANDSIXHINIII.l! /•UST^woll broke Northern Horses, for sale at the LJ r ■ x-West-Broad-strcet 8t*bles. sop 25 BROWN ft HARRIS. #40 Reward. I) UNAWAY from tho Subscriber on the 28tli It uit.. his Negro Man Bon Price. The above re ward will be paid for bis delivery to me. nov 6 tf II. F. WILLINK, Bbn'b. WOOD! WOOD! r pHE Subscriber will keep coiiHtantly on hand 1 at his WOODYARD, at tho Canal Bridge, a full supply, at all seasons, of OAK and HICKORY WOOD. All orders left at J. D. Jesse's, Broughtou-strect, will bo promptly attended to. 1 Wood Hold Low For ConIi. jan 1 tf J. M. BUTLER. Dissolution, r pHE firm of larociik, bovvne & co. i* 1. thi* day dissolved by mutual consent, to take effect from the tot day of January. The bu*iue*s of tlie firm will be settled by Isaac D. LuRoche, and Alfred T. Bowne, who are authorised to u*e tho namo ol the firm iu settlement, ISAAC D. Lx ROCHE, ALFRED T. BOWNE, EDW'IJ. 8. KEMPTON, Jan'y 8th, 1353. RICH 1) 11. MARSHALL. The Subscribers will continuo the business at their old stand, uuder the firm of LaKOCHE ft BOWNE. Isaac D. LaRocke, jan 8 Alfred T. Bowne. For Sale. A COUPLE of good HORSES and WAGGONS — on reasouablo terms. Apply'at tho Pulaski Bil- uam Room. tl jan 8 It/TADEIRA WINEH.—The Undersignedof- fer for sale the following Wiues,ol direct importa tion from Madeira, by the brig Emanuel Boutchor : \ pipe Madeira Wine, 16 quarter casks do. 1 pipe very choice old do. 2 quarter onaks do. do. Sample* can be seen at our Offlco, 197 Bay Btreet. dee 18 tf EPPING ft KRETZ. THE QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH X AMERICA: by John James Audubon, F. IL S., tc. tic., und Rev. Juhu Bachman, l>. D., tc. tc. Vol. 1. Subscribers will please call for their copies at the book store of [jan 5] JOHN M. COOPER t CO. IIAK ER SlllKTS AND DRA WliRS.- O ROBINSON t CAMP havo just recoived afresh lot of Shaker Under Shirts and JJrawers. For sale at Uaudry's Building. jan 5 YT ILLEIl’H A LIHANAU.—Plautwr*’ uml XyX Merchants’ Alinauao for 1853, the Astronomical Calculations by 8. H. Wright, for Carolina uud Geor gia, with side table, received by jan 4 JOHN M. COOPER t CO. CITY AIARHHAL’H HALE. YTriLL he sold on Snturduy next, 15th inst., at YV 11 o'clock A. M., at the City Pound, the offals of the oity collected by the Scavenger's carts for tho term of one year. The sale to take place uuder the direction of Street and Lane Committee, jan 11 5 EDW’D M. PRENDERGA8T, C. M. TFNNKHHEK CORN—In storo and for sale X by [janll Iw] HARRIS ft CO. TENNEH8EK SEED OATH-A prime nni- 1 olo, for sale by lw HARRIS ft CO. W/’IIITK Ill!ANN—An tixo.lleal article for T T family uio, juit receireil .ml for mtl. by j.n 11 Iw 1IAHKIK t CO. /'lOW PEAS-A fresh supply for snle by jan 11 1 . HARRIS ft CO. 14WA BBLS. TENNEHHEE FLOUR— IvU Coming into store, a superior brand, for sale by [janll Iw] HARRIS ft CO. Lj'JNK TOBACCO, Lynchburg manufacture, X? for sale by [janll lv/] HARRIS ft CO. A NO. 1 DRAY HORHK FOR HALE— /l. Call at No. 95 Bay-st. lw janll VTKW-ORLEANH WHISKY .—50 barrels il Rectified, landing from schr. Martha Jane, and for sale by jau 13 CLAGHORN ft CUNNING HAM. UQAB*—25 hhds. Nnw-Orleau* Bugar, landing O from sohr. Martha Jane, aud tor sal# bjr jan 13 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. 8AVANNAH MORNING NE Dry Goods, Clothing. 8to. FRIDAY* JANUARY 14, 1853 Large aud Important Mule BP* DBVjUOOBs at COST. _ji SAVANNAH CHEAP Dttl GOODS STORE! anJST^tr**■“ Foreign and Domestic Dry Hoods, AT FIRST COST FOR CASH, POSITIVELY- Oonsistlng in part of Bleached and Bro« a Shirtings of the most approved makes, 6 8,0, ID, II,aud l’2-4 Sheetings, Hhirtiug Stripes, colored lluiuoepuuti, Ucdtiuks.Deuims, Apron Cheeks, Drillings, white, brown, and oolomj Canton Flannels, with a collactiou of colored and Mourning Calicos, Mourning and colored Uiughami. Difss Uoods. Black Lustre and Silk Warn Alpacas and Brocades, rauoy colored Orleans and AlpachAS in great rarioty ol Mvles and shades, Coburgs. Silk Poplins, Lyouese Cloths, aud Thibet Cashmeres, nu extensive assortment of Moui de Lanes, quite now designs, from 12)4 up- TBMra’a 0 “tfoution of fumllius is requested. Wliite Canton Ciiipe 8liu\vh, PLAIN AND K.MHKOIDEKKI), A beautiful collection at unusually Low Prices. Ter- koira and Cashmere 1a»u« aud square Wool Shawls, black aud colored, of superb designs. ItlllllkPfU Haul Fhkininlfi lllaukcts uiiil riaunols. A large lot of low priced and medium Blanketa for tep- vauts, with a full supply of Dulfal, Mackinaw aud Whlt- ?.®y,‘ 1 ‘tto., for family use. Super P-4 and 4-4 Salisbury White HuuuuIh, Welch Gnute do., low priced aud me dium white, red, yellow aud blue do. Cloths und Ciasimcres. Ruporfluo French black Cloth, forgentleinen's wear will be sold very low. Black and fanoy Cusslmeres, low priced Satinets for aorvauts, aud super do., Tweed Cos- Imerui for boys’ wear, black Satin aud fauoy Vestings. Hosiery and Glovrs. Ladies' black English Hose, Ladles', aud Misses'white, slate and mixed do., Gout's aud iloys'Vhite, brown and 0 aud Cot- Silk do. und Mitts, Marino, Lisle, Silk, and Cot Gents' black Kid, Liued Berlin, Cloth, Merino, Lisle, Cotton and Silk Gloves, a full assortment. Ladies' Misses' Boys' and Children's Hoods, Coateos, Zephyr Sacks, Polka Coats, Alboni liats, Rub Roy Hose, auu infants’ wool Boots, Ac., ko. Irish Linens. Another case of those heavy, Qnger-apun. and undress ed Familv Linens, w hich have given such entire satis faction, Fink do.,a full assortment froin29ets. upwards, “ warranted all 1'ure Linen Yarn and Sound bleach.' Doyleys. Damask Napkius, Table Linen Damasks, from 60 ceuts unwarks, 8-8 and 8-1U Damask Table Cloths, lluokabauk and Diaper Towols aud Toweling, Loug , Birds-Eye, Scotch, and Russia Diapers, Dowlas, Crash, and Osuaiurgg. Black Italian Silk. For Ladies' Dresses, Mantillas, ftc., with black Silk Lace to suit, EMBROIDERED ROBES, Chemi- sotts, Capes, Collars, Laces, Lineu, Thread aud Lisle Butt.,\.ujk.b, cMiiura, ij.uub, jjiuuu, i iireAu auu J.isie Edgings, Muslin Trimming, black and colored Crapes, greouaml blue Baiego, Tuok and Dress Combs, Cutlery, Pocket Hdkfs, Head do., iu groat variety, with a collec tion of Ladies'i'laiu Revere and Embroidered Linen Cambriok Hdkfs, well worthy tbe attention of families. T. JHcKeitnu P. 8.—The Store ho now occupies to bo rented from the iirst of February next. MW FALL AND W1NTKK tiUUDh! J. 11. A M. SUEAIUN, Corner of Urougliton and Wliliaker-Nts., SAVANNAH, I NVITE nttention to their new stock of Fall and Wiuter goods, comprising: HttEftB (UJOOg. E1YIBROIDERIE8 French Cashmeres, *' Du Laiucs. English UoblnetLi " Edgings, Collars and Cun's, Habits a i l Umlor-Sleevos, lliaek Laco Veils, “ Crape, Black 8ilk. Col’d “ Black Aina. Col'd ' * Boiubazine, Linen Cambric, Cambric Haukorohlafs. Plain and Embroidered do, Damask Antique, Eng., Fr. aud Am. Calicos, Col’d Hosiery and Linens. A large aud well selected stock of Gloves, Irish Lin ens, Linen Diapers aud Damasks. Woollens. Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, Cloths, Casaim and Vcstiugs, Satinets. Tweeds and Kentucky Jeuus; Red,'White, Blue aud Yellow Flannels, 10-4 and 11-4 Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Pillowcase Lineus aud Quilts. Country merchants, pi an tors and others, will consult their interests by exumiuiug our stock before purohus- PAIIL.il* liLA V DRAPER AND TAILOR, No. 9S llrymi-Mt., Hnvauimh, fin. G RATEFUL to my friends mid the public in general for their liberal patrounge heretofore ex tended to mu, I now offer them u greater inducement than ever, as I have just received my FALL AND WINTER STOCK of English, French aud Gem Broadcloths, Black und Faucy Doeskin aud Cossiuu Black aud Fancy Silk and Satin and Embroidered Vest- iugs; also a very riuh article of Evouiug Vesling,which I urn prepared to make to order, iu tho most faslfibuable style. Also a large aud well selected stock of illcn’M noil lloys’ Rcuidy-.Uude Clotlilni togothoi with a large supply of Shirts, Socks, Ruspe: '* irfno and S Collars, Mur; will be sold at price. el/d* givegen Re-EstnOltalivd iu 185(1. HOCSTO.V A GKOUJtfDESON, (Formerly of Hamilton if Houston.) Wholesale* nnd Retnil CLOTHING MERCHANTS, Ao. 90 Bryan-st., Savannah, Ga. t W OULD respectfully inform their old custom ers, friends, aud the public generally, that they have now in storo a very large and choice assortment of all qualities aud styles, lashiouably out and well mudo, Fall aud wiuter Clotftlng, direct from their ov manufactory. Also, a largo and well selected stock Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, aua Furnishiug Goods in general, to which they invite tho attention of all those wishing supplies for the coming season. They havo al so on hand a good supply of Clothing suitable for Ser vants and Plantation wear. Terms—cheap for cash. A fow doors west of tho Pulaski House, one door from Whitaker-street, on Bryan.no OTARD, DUPUY A CO.’S BRANDY,ft; iu CustomUouse Store, and for sale by £ W. M. DAVID 7 of the dealers 1 0 genuines . . ation, to moot their wishes I made a P 1 by direct imp raugeuients last fall with the house of Otard, Dupuy ft Co., of Cognac, for a regular supply of their Braudy and have just received the second shipment of ' ' „ . 30 half, 15 qunrtor und lO.eighth pipes,which was shipped direut by thorn, and through no other house at Bordeaux, (as isoiteu done for particular purposes). By this arruuge- muut I am enabled to sell at New York prices, uddfug the difference of oxchaugu aud tho charges. Merchants aud othurs would find it to their advantage purchasing here, to sending their orders elsewhere. This Brandy is now iu the United States Bonded Warehouse, where I offer it for sale, subject to debenture. If sustained by the trade iu this onterpriso I will continue to import for them the article direut. I annex a certificate o' Otard, Dupuy ft Co., which accouinaniod tho bill of la ding and iuvoice. W. M. DAVIDSON. W. M. D. 30 pipes . 10 h “ We, the undtrigned, Otard, Dupuy ft Co., Merchants Cognac, do hereby certify that thirty half, fifteen quarter nnd ten eighth pipes Brandy, mark ed and numbered as in tho mar gin, with our tiro brand on the • nd initials (O. D.) the Alverado, Captain Sleei or, for W. M. Davidson, Savannah. Iu toslimony thereof we have siguod the present aud affixod our seal hereto. D'>ne at Coguac, July 28,1852. OTARD, DUPUY ft CO. J ' . - - 10,0110 Rio Hondo; 10,000Consolaoion; 8,000 Wash ington, primora; 4,000 Ambrosia, trondres; 5,000 Con- Fur salo by [ jan I2J P. JACOBS. i)Q l W \t 1 BRICKS now landing from the schr. Paviliou from Poston—for pale by "» BUNKER* OGDEN. IjANTING POTATOES.—125 bills. i )l-A landing from schr. Pavilion from Boston, for salo by jan 12 BUNKER* OGDEN. W‘ - wool.—purchased by ROWLAND* CO. COFFEE. ^QQ Bmrs Prime Grncn Kio Cortoe. do Primo “ Jamaica do and 70 mats Old Java 1 do Primo Laguira SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. 1^ 170 bids Sugar House Molasses. 50 •• Rectified N. O. Whisky, 20 " High Proof White " 20 and M ' 20 und 20 Casks pts 5<> bbls Kira; 50 Quintals uew Codfish 100 Boxes New Scaled Herrings. 1(10 " New M. R. Raisins. 50 “ Layer Malagu Wine, il in do qts Porter. Smith's aud puro Gcnesoe Flour. Hope Mills Ground Pepper. !U0 “ Family, Pale nnd No. 1 Soup. 00 ** Colgate's Pearl Starch. 20 Half Chests .' 4 and 441b Papers Black Tea, lected llyseu. do 4 ‘ do 50 131b I 50 Packages Buckwheat Flour. 200 bbls Pink-Eye l'lautiug Potatoes. UK) do E. Phelp's Gin. 40 do P. und H. Connecticut River Gin. Landing aud for sale by SCftANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO. jan 12 COFFEE. (lAA Bags Prime (irnen ilia Coffee. ^UU W “ Old Gov. Java " In the Store of [jan 12] HWI SWIFT ft CO. SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, &o. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Ux- FOK VOUNOLAUlKa. -u Mims HATH AW AY, t'rincpnl. S i'll (Ml I. ROOM—iii tho Busameui of tho FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. TKAXS AND COURSR Or STUDY. Reading, Spelling and Mental Arithinetio-..........f 6 00 The above, with the rumiurnti of Geography, IIDtory, Written Arif hint ilo and Writing... 8 00 Googtaphy, History, KiiglishUrainmarandCuin- poJtlou 10 00 Algobrk, Natural, Moral and lutellectual Philog- pby, ChoiAIstry, Physlutory. Astrouumy aud Rhetoric...;. 15 Latin, [Extra] A (XI French, •* ft 00 A highly accomplished lady, who has formerly resid- *'* lu Paris, has been scoured * “ has been suoured as a teacher of Freuoh.— If suitable teachers can be obtained, it is designed to make Drawing and Vooal Maslo Integral parte of tb course of study. - mber of pupils will be limited to thirty ; but, .adiea wishing to join either of the classes, * ~ tod wl Ji the Insti- The number of Youug Ladies wishing to join either of the classes^ w ith- ut becoming regularly c«uuectod whh " tuto, will be rceuiveual a epvvittc charge. diT Miss II. has permission to refer to Her. Mr. Tustin, lion. H. M. Charlton, nnd 11. Mallon, Ksq., of 8a- vauuah, aud to Rev. W. It. Williams, D. I)., aud J. W. Edmunds, of New York. 8m jau 10 MUSIC, FRENCH. DRAWING AND PAINIINU In Witter Colors, Taught by E. MILLER, 132 South-Broad St., oet 13 Savankaii. tf DMC11SO ACADEMY. MONSlEUfl A. BONAUD respectfully informs his patrons, that hie Academy is open for the reception of pupils. During the season tho following Fancy Dances will ins bo introdv Toreutelli ' a.etc. Hned to letini Fancy Dances for his Ball, to bo'glveu in ill bogln on Tuesday d, besides the regular course of Tuition Hntta, Gavotte, Pas Stirien, Ziugoralla, Schotisch, Htidown, Mnzurka.etc. pupils are requested to eomo early if they January next. r IS ’ Clussicul mid UnKlisli School, G. A. HOLCOMBE, Gnxton-Hirettt. iM«ur tli« Park. sep 27 dtNl—Saw Cm Carpet ami Floor Cloth Wnrchonsc. Curtains, Curtain Goods, (be., &(’., ike. No. MO Congress and So. 57 St. Julien Sts. rpilE Subscriber^ knowing that tlie citisonaof I Savannah have folt a groat iutcrest in the estab- 1 laliing ofa CARPET WAREHOUSE, In this city, and being aware that many have been awaiting tile completion of tho New Storo, bo that they could make their selection tT the various articles foi furnishing their houses, would respoctfully inform the publio, generally, that ho has opened the most < plete assortment of all tho various styles of GO usually kept in similar establishments. Tho Stock of tho ditfaront departments will consist, iu part, of tho following Goods, viz: CARPET DEPARTMENT. Royal Velvet; Tapestry Brussels; Mocet Brussels; Brussels; Velvet; Tapestry and Brussels fur Stairs; Three Ply, 8uperlu>c, Fine and Common lugraiu; Plain aud Twilled Vonetian for Stairs, Halls, Ac.; Drug gets, 6-4,12-4 and 16-4 in width, of 0 very variety of pat terns; Hoarth Rugs; Parlor aud Stoop Mats; Table aud Piano Covers; Silver aud Brass Oval aud Ootagou Stair Rods; Stair Lluen, ftc., ftc. OIL CLOTHS. Of ovory width ; from one to eight yards, for Halls, Dining Rooms, Steamboats, Saloons, ftu.; Roso Wood, Mahogauy and Small-llgurod Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4, 5-4 aud 6-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for Stairs. CURTAINS. Silk and Worsted Damask De-Laine; Worsted and Linen Damask l)«Lains; Figured aud Plain Damasks, variety of colors; White und Buff, for Shades. WINDOW SIIADE8. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland and White and Gold, entirely uow stylo; Cord ; Loops; Tas sels ; togeth *r with all the various Trimmiugs for Cur- tains and Shades. HILT CORNICES. Bands, Loops and Pins, of tbo greatest variety and pat terns, of the latest importation; all of which will b( sold at wliolesalo or retail, on tho most liberal terms. WM. II. GUION, Agent, 140 Congress and 67 St. Julian-sta. HAUNDJUJVS 12XI*itJUSS, And all the Northern, Eastern and tVestem Towns, California, Europe, tfc. Also, A/a- coii, Oglethorpe, Columbus and Milledge- ville, Ga., and all intermediate places, A RRANGEMENTS having been made with tho New-York and Savanuah Steamship Company, by which we aro prepared to forward Packages, Parcels, 8pecie, Jewelry aud Merchandise of every description. This Express has been extended to meet the wants of ths citizens of Savannah nnd towns in the interior. All thoso entrusting business to us can rely on having all husinoss matters attended to promptly and faith fully. J Dk MARTIN, Agent, Office No. 163 Bay-st., 2 doors East City Hotel, Savannah, Ga. Ornoas—No. 74 Broadway, New-York; No. 8 Court-street, Bustou; No. 43 South Third-street, Philadelphia. All goods intended for us please mark care Ham den’s Express. jy 17 FISK’S METALLIC H”K1AL CASES. sept 3 ly Soleagonts in this City for the Inventor gjBCnall who may need his services, that h m TWMff has charge of the MARINE RAILWAY, which is now in successful operation, llo is. therefoi prepared to take up vessels of uuy size usually visiting ', and to do the work of repairing, ftc., on reason able terms. Those who wish to clean or paint the bot toms of their vessels, can also bo accommodated on tin Railway, upon reasonable terms. Ho is also prep ' eoutructfor building Vessels of any class tion, and to carry on the busiuess o^Ship-Carpenter ing, Spar-making and Caulking, in all its various branches, at the eastern extremity of the city. PIANO POKTES. W. MORRELL & CO liund a splendid assortment . iften, from tl * ‘ factories in the country. tiuish tliei terms, at tho Broughton-strset Piano and Cabinet Ware- Bancroft A Bryan, for the purpose of conducting a General Agency aud Brokerage Business, in tho purchase aud sale of Stocks, Bonds, Exchange and Real Estate. Likew ise, for the tranxactiou of all kinds of Maritime Notorial proceed ings, and adjustment of Marine Averages, and respect fully solicit the pAtronnge of thoir friends and tho p ' lie. Office No. 117 Bay-strecl. J08. BANCROFT, JOS. BRYAN. AS Cheap Dry Goods, assortment of new Dress Goods, consisting ol Silks, De Lames, Alpacas, Morona, Ginghams, 146 Gibbous's Range, by [oct 6] !jY DRAINERS, Curd Drni MoMAIION ft DOYLE. ■7 8>ln- 155 Droughts u-st. [jau 11] MORSE ft NICHOLS. t may he found at 165 Brough to MORSE ft NICHOLS, I)1G HAMS.—Just roccived, 3 iibls. Pig Ham JL For salo by J. ROUSSEAU. I j'OR SALE.—A Mull ii5years old, Muii2'Jyi« Boy 15 years,and Boy 13 years old. Apply to jan 6 WM. WRIGHT 2 1I1EESE.—10 boxes Mild und 5 do. EngliMi Dairy of a very hue quality and flavor. Those desire to oat choice Cheese, call utid fry. jan8 C. B. 8CALLY. St. Andrew's Hall. TJLOU R.— jL 1 superior «j from Jtaltimore Baltimore, aud lur sale by C. TOMS, 12C Bay-st C lOFFEK.—150 sacks Rio Coffee; 75 do 1 j Domingo do.; 50 do. Government Java do., 1 ccivod aud for salt ‘ McMAIION ft DOYLE. CIDER. *JF\ Barrel* Chumpngnu Cider, lauding from bark tJsJ Vernon, for sals by dec 17 W. M. DAVIDSON. , Rose, Blue and Salmon Colors, J W. C. WADSWORTH, jan 6 [Marshall House Building. J UST RECEIVED per New York summer— of Smoked Beef and Tongues, tine article of Fulton Market Beef, and a vari ety of seasonable articles, which are offered for sale by JOHN DALY. 28 Whitaker street. ' r l ME.—3(H) hbls. bust Kockluud Lime, lundiug J per brir Acorn, aud for sale by jan 6 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. CIDER. Cider, a superior article, in store, fo sale by_U» n r »l BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. / 1 RATES.—The inrgeHi and •-0111 jd«-1■- a.- AT sortment may be found at 155 Broughton street. MOH8E ft NICHOLS. 12, jan 6 H ASH DISHES—With Ifeulers, a new 1 just rooeived by MORSE ft NICHOLS, 155 Broughton stroet. / 10NH1UNEE * anted lot C. II. Sc. Co.—8 Mill \j Stones landed from schr. Plandome from Now- York. [jan 6] ROWI.AND ft CO. INTER WHALE OIL. —1000 gallons . . Bleached Winter Whale Oil, warranted to stand cold weather, just roceived and for sale at a reduced price by | jan fl]ftlOOBJS ft HENDRICKSON. wx :: :: n 30 " “ 3 In store and for sale by [jan 121 SWIFT* CO. 1 DtiAK* ^ 15 hhds Prime P. R. Sugar, do Muscovado do do N. O. do 25 ** B. Sugar Clarified. Yellow Clarified. a and for sale by [jan 12] SWIFT ft CO. TEA. TEA. 1 /A Half Cbestx Young Hyson Tea. 1' / 15 do Black Tea/ln store and for salo b jan 12 SWIF 1 MoMAUON ft DOYLE. VTKW ORLEANS WHISKY.—5U bhls. 01 1 1 choice quality, landing from brig J. A. Taylor, from Now Orleans, aud for tale by jan 8 CO MIENS ft HERTZ. m C. B. SC ALLY, St. Andrew’s Hall. Tennessee Co.'n; Oat*, and Bran, for sale by jan 4 DAVID R. DILLON, foot of West Broad-st. ,'IMII.—lORu.k. Cmlli.li, :<■! Hokl.,1 Her- £ 1 ,'OU. HAf.K A Woman XI year, old with ^ her Girl child 10 yearn. Roy child 4 years, and In at; a Woman 21 years ola with her Boy child 3 years. Apply Z 1 jau 6] WM. WRIGHT. tea, juri C. B. 4CALLY, St. AnJrow's HalL INSURANCE, AGENCY IN SAP ANN AH. UMUrnncft Comp JcmpAiay. InsriYursti 1836. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL S10,000,000. Paid up Capital., ...$1,000,000 Surplus and Reserve Fund 1,340,000 $2,340,000 Working Capital—Two Millions. Three Ilundrnd dud Forty Thousand Dollars. i \FFF.H1NG by its innnnmlly large capital, and \9 the unlimited individual liability of tno stock- holder*, that great desideratum in Insaraooe-the most perfect locurity to Hie publlo- Is now prepared through its agents, to insure agalaet f ire Ilhtki in Savauuai), — M10 most advantageous terms. lHtecior* in Nets-York. J auks Brown, Enq., Chairman. Fuanoir CorTKNCT, Esq., Deputy Chairman. George Barclay, Esq. 1 Alex'r Hamilton, Jr., Ksq Jorciui Gaillnrd, Jr. I Ed. F. Sanderson, Esq. C. W. Faber, Esq. | William S. Wetinure, Esq Mortimer Livingston, E*q. | Resident Set rotary—Ai.vkkd Pku., Ettq. Counsel of tho Board—Ai.kx. Hamilton, Jr , Esq. Appljr t BANCROFT' ft BRYAN. AgenU. No. 117 bay-street. LONDON I* I III; MX FIRE OFFICE. fpHIH Company lake* Kira Rick* in thia oity, nnd J[ inaure* Routs and Lease*. •op 2 ROBT. HABERSHAM ft SON, Agent*. AfTNA INSURANCE COM FAN* OF HARTFORD, CONN. I HK undorNiguutl, Agent* ol tha above Cmu| continue to take risks against Fire >ks,eto.,un tho most favorable terms. COHENS* HERTZ. KS; rVliitunl Life Inmurniice Couipuny of New York. I SAAC A Hit ATT, See’y. JOSEPH 1). COLLINS, Pros't. Dr. R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner. Appliuatious received by fob 14 ly W. P. HUNTER, Agent. Houtlicru Muiuul luaurauce 4'oiupauy. 4 BHUKY HULL, Prasident and Treasurer.— Ai.bon Cuask, 800'ry. C. F. MoKay, Actuary. 0 uudersigned, Agent of the above Company, con tinues to take the following risks, viz: Marine, River and JVre; also on the lives of Servants. Livos of White Perilous are also taken by this C< pauy. No oxtra premium for rottidiug in the South. WILLIAM KING, Agent, 017 Corner of Bay and Drayton a For Sale. MIK Stock ami Fixtures of a GROCERY in first rate location for wholesale or retail—will bo a good terms if applied for immediately. Thu stock is small and fresh—a rare ohauoe is offered. Sat isfactory reason* given for wishing to sell. Apply at this office. jau 6 Upholstery uu<l Cabinet Work. Tho subscribers having takon tho store or Whitakor-Htroct, next to Dibble ft Carey's Tai loring Establishment, rosneotfully announce to a tho citizens of Savannah tliat they are prepared to execute all orders iu tho above line on the most REASONABLE TERMS. Speoial attoutton paid to repairing ail kinds of Furnl* " Funeral* inpplled at the shortestnotioe. JAMES LARKIN. 20 tf THOMAS TIERNEY. SAVANNAH BAlUtER SHOP AND BATHING SALOON rpiIE Subscriber would respectftilly announce .1. to the citizens of Savannah, and of Georgia, Ala bama, Florida, South Carolina, that this long and well known establishment is upon for the reception of his friends, llo nssurus them that nothing will be left 11 on liis part tocoutiuuo it a convenient aud ou table Barber Shop. Ills prices will be as reasonable 1 lu any similar establishment in New York. Hair Cuttiug, in neat and fashionable stylo $0 i Singlo Shave Shampooing Shaving six and seven times u week Shaving five times a Shaving three or four times a week Tickets for Children's Hair Cutting, 8 for 1 00 Hot und Cold Uutlis Parents aro respectfully iuifurmed that every aud pains will bo takon w ith their children wlicit ' the Saloon to be waited upon. Ho will nlso keep for variety of Faucy Goods, such as Gentlemen's . 1 •• •-•-j- - -jgp shirt*, Me- ety ol Cravats, Stocks, all kinds of Glo' , rino and Cotton Undershirts aud Drawors, Pocket men's wear; also—Hair, Tooth, Hat, Nail, Flesh. Clothes and Shoe Brushes; Soaps, Oils, Colognes, auu a great variety of other articb It it 1111 of Muvniumh. This beautiful preparation is manufactured by him self for cleansing and durkoniug tho Hair; thousands who have received the bcnelit of cleansing of dandruff, improving and dnrkuuing the liuir, are willing to 00m- rneud it. Price—SI a bottle, or three bottles for $2 26. Angwmi linrlMir Shop. lie would also take the pleasure of informing his n in crons friends that hu has opened a magnificent Barb Shop uudur the Augusta Hotel, Broad-street, Augusta, “*■ — *** u ‘'— J “ mm ™ p*- 9 will be fouud to make hi: comfortable. Strangers and frieuds visiting Au gusta are reapeoHuJJjrjoUoited to give mo a call. J. M. HAYWOOD, Munumeut-sq., Savannah, jan I ly And under Augusta Hotel, Brond-st., Augusta. FLUiHlNG Oc MILLION. Tb* undersigned, having united in the practice of Law will attend punctually to any business en- Densloto <£ Co. Wh. B. Flkmino. John M. Mi luck. ORDINARY'S OFFICE, Comer of ltay and Whitaker streets. Offlco hours from D A. M. to 2 P. M., and 3>£ P. M. t I*. M.ly jan 31 Important to Housekeepers. I aud the publio generally that he now sends Bits Vnggon round the city daily to furnish thoso wlio wish * 'Ttiole of Camphiuu und Spirit Gas, with a regu 1 jan 7 ] JOHN J. MAURICE. % oiiiik’s Ulanimollft Corn. rpillS variety of YELLOW CORN which is li ( ginning to attract the attention of our farmn it of its early maturity, icominouds itself < Six!)-two imiiiids per buHliul. It is also kuown to coutuin moro nutritious matter than auy other variety of Corn. I recently imrket, in order to test its superiority, aud 1 whs offered fifty per cent, moro for it than our common ~ commanding. A fow grains of it was first in troduced in this country from abroad iuto West Ten nessee, whero it was found that thesoil aud climate wero admirably adapted to its production. The stalk is somewhat larger but about the usual height of the 00m uiou while Corn, bearing generally two, and frequeutly Three r.uis on a Stalk. The ear is very long nnd grain well developed, with hard red cob, which is a suro indication of souudnus The Corn Is no Yankee humbug—no wooden nutmeg speculation, but strictly what it purports to be. An ex periment ia its production was made last year in Cass oouuty, by Dr. R- M. Young, w ho is so well ploai ud with its superiority aud prolfilo yield that lie iuteuds this year to plaut his entire crop with it. Tho Corn is neatly put np iu seeks holding ouo pock, and cun be had at Two Dollars por sack. Address tho subscriber at Calhoun, Ga. or apply tomy Agents at this place. R. B. YOUNG. J. W. Dodd, W. 8. Cothran ft Co., Agents at Rome, Ga. GEO. J. SMITH, jan HI TW2w Agent In Savannah. NOTICE. POST-OFFICE, SAVANNAH, J llTH Jan'y, IH53. J MIE sloninnr Isabel will hereafter leave Charles ton on the 15th and 30th, instead of tbe 8th aud 22d each mouth. The mails at this office for Key West, Havana, ftc., will be closed at 6 A. M. on tho morning: of those days, [jan 12 2] B. M. MOREL, P. M. ADMINISTRATOR’* HALE. Tl/'ILL be sold 011 Tuesday, January 25, 1853— IT »t the Ogeohoe Mills, Sorovon County, Ga., the outire stock in trade, belonging to the lute Lewis M. Dasher, deceased—consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, "* * i, liats, *Om*o. Sale to continue from day A DilllNlMTKATOR’8 HALE OF NIC- GROE8 AND LAND.—Pursuant to an ordorot tl»o honorable the Ordinary of Liberty county, tho will be sold on tho first Tuesday in March noxt, llinesyillo, all the Negroes belonging to tho estate of Louis I.eConte, due'd, late of suid county—a prime gang, 45 iu number. Terms one-half cash, the balance in one and two years, with interest from date—notes, w ith ap proved security. Also, tho Plantation kuown as Clin Hill, In Liberty county. Term* mudo known on the day of sale. THOS. C. NlSUET, Adm’r jan 12 40d of Louis LeConte, dec'd. NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE. No. 6 Wliitnkrr Street. @ TIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announ ces to the citizens of Savannah, and of tho in terior of this State, that hu has now opuucd aud will keep continually in store, u large assortment of the best qualities of the various kinds ol Wines si ml Liquors, both foreign and domestic, invoiced from the best sources, and to his stock of which, at present-on baud, hu invites attention. Having had extensive experience ia France as a manufacturer, and iu America as iini»)r- ter end dealer, his aoqualntftnce with tho trade enables him to oiler assurance that tho articles which arc enu merated below are each genuine. AriicIcHof Direut Importation. Fronoh Brandies of various bruuds; Holland Gin Sootch, Irish und Moaongahcla Whisky; Old Batavia Arrack; Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. Wines. Old Port, Madeira, Hhorry, Champagne, Hock, Clar et, Sauteroe and Burgundy Wiues. Cordials. In Cases, Curacoo, Maraschino, Ratafia, Slaraitz, Kirschenwossur, Absinth, ftc., ftc* Ale and Porter. I/)ndon Brown Stout and Edinburgh Ale. Also Agent for Domestic Liquors. _aug 6 ly R. MAYER. I )LANTIN'K FOTATOKH.—i<)0 bbK Nova M ARIILEIZED IRON MANTKL8.-A cheaper, handsomer and more desirable article the real mnrble. A uow lot just received by jan 6 MORSE ft NICHOLS. 155 Broughton-at. 1 >RIME NEW ORLEANS HUKAU.—10 X, hbda. N. O. Sugar of primo quality, landing per brig J. A. Taylor, from New Orleans, for sale by ■in m miivNu A II Fl COHENS ft HERTZ. $ CI.AUHOKN .1- UlINNINdllAM ft ECEIVED low Onions; ltf bbls. Newtown Pippin Apples, and il# by (dec 28) JOHN D. JEf— ft KW ORLEANS MOLASSES.—5o bbU. New Crop N. O. Molasses, landing from sch. Mar- Jane, aud for sale by jan 12 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. OIIOICK NEW OltLEANN HUUAlt. IiIkIh t^lioico Nflwr Orlmins Sugar from Good 31 COHENS ft HERTZ. AUCTIONS. My PhilbHck ft Bell. Great Sale at Ant Run uf^En^lsh and American Books, . „ TUII. EVL , NING < 7at'7 o’eloak, lh " »““ l v.lo.bl. J.0II011 ol SUitii.nl Work. .r,r otTorod In tM. city.— »» J cotttprlMB .11 the hot In „*ry d.p.rtuiettt ef l.itertturc and Selene, m l Art, from the bait yoWUhln* h.n.t. of Kutop. .ml Aiu.rle.-tll.y »r. oil »orr.„t,J „, w nnd perfect, and will bo .old, without r..«rv«, to tho hlihothlddor. I.«- dle.nud ontl.m.n niw rupmttuiiy Invited to onll nnd Uumlna Ih.m ditrln*th. doy. Alionmmnl.u mioH- "■dii^ol Stationery. Potatoes at Auction. • TO-MORROW, Jau. 16, at U o’eleok, Counting Room, TeUalt** Building, In *tor« under 76 bbls. Potatoes, 25 Itags do. Terms cash. to-Morrow, Jan ia, m n o'clock, Will be sold lu front of^ store, the usual assortment of Groceries, Provisions. Liquors, Crockery and Glass ware, Dry (Jowls, uew and second hand Furniture, :,F»r^ *-*' * - - .T . o Clothing, Fancy Articles, Clocks, Wateho*, Cutlery, fto. Term* oash before delivery, N. b.—All articles purchased at auction, and not set tled for before the uext regular sale, will be sMd for sui- oount and risk of the former purchaser. Chamber Furndure at Auction. TO-MORROW, Jan. 16, at 11 o'clock. ’ York QMtage IVaster Top Chnm- r Sett, llowored: one do. do. do. do., plain; fimr ench Mahogany Bedsteade ; one Mahogany Secretary j Book Cano; ono do. Outre Table, Marble Top; 0 do. Pier do. do., do.; twelvo do. Hair Seal Chairs -sale poeitivo to eloee codsigmnent. Term* cash. Valuable bands at Auction. On TUESDAY, Feb. 1, at It oolook, Will be told in front of tho Court House, Garden Lot No. the J«oulaville Hoad, west of the oity of ' 11 * a naif Savanuah. containing by recent survey. Five and a half Acres, Also, Farm Lot No. 9, Carpenter, Tything, Dcokor Ward, in Chatham County, near tho Canal, containing by recent survey, 63 acres. Sale positive, terms cash—purebaaere paying for titles. Two Stores, Nos. 8 and 12 Johnston’* Building, B»y 2000 bushels prime White Corn. Grveerirs, Provisions, die. FHILBRICK ft BELL offer ou accommodating term*, at private aaln: Liquotta.—50 bbl*. N. E. Rnm. 25 bbl*.Peach Brandy. 25 bbls. Monongahela Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Gin, 6 half pipes Cognac Brandy, 10 uiuks "Small Still" Scotch Whisky, 1 puncheon Irish Whisky (McMahan'*), 5 eighth casks Piuet, CastUllon ft Co. and lionnessy Brandy, 200 do*, of due Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines. Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whisky aud Cherry Bran dy—all private stock'. Bacon.—20 casks Sides, 10 oask* Hams, 15 oask* Wines, 15 bbls. Lumps, Molasses Cane, fto. Chaokkuh.—10 whole and 10 half bbls. Boston. CitiAits.—50.000 Common Gorman Cigars, 20,000 Span ish Imported do. Scalbs.—A large assortment of Fairbanks Platform. All'/, a largo assortment or Ready Made Clothing, Dry Goods, Matohes, Wooden Ware, Bros* Clocks, Fanoy Soaps, Fa oy Artioies, ftc. ftc. jy 14 Boston Rum at Private Sale. Just rooeived nor schr. F. T. Satterly, 50 bbl*. N. E. Rum. For sale low from the wharf. out I Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales. (Improved in quality aud reduced in price,) adapted to every required operation of weighing—as Railroatf Scales for trains or single oar*, in use on tho priucipa railroads in the United States aud GrentBritaiu; Ware house Scales: Heavy Portable Scales, on wheels, for Foundries, Rolling Mills, fto.; Slore Scales, various modifications: Counter Scales; Hay and Coal Scales, ko. Thoso Soules have boon long known aud severely tested, and tho universal confidence folt in their auouraoy and perfect adjustment is such, that they are now regarded as the simulant, from which thore is no appeal. For •alo in all their varictie* by PUlLliRICK ft BELL,- j» 23 Agents in Savannah. Plaster and Cement ut Private Sale. Just received in store, aud kept constantly on hand and for sale low, 150 bbls. Rosendulo Cemout, 25 do. Plaster Tarls. Be p | LOTTERIES. Office No. 153 Bay-Street 2 Doors Bast of the (Stjf Hotel. | JRAWN ^NUMIIKRS — Of Georgia Binle Littery, Class 8, drawn iu Columbus 0 29 22 46 fill fl 40 43 49 15 32 1 60 A Rare riinuco by iy itio ParUngo. JffST 15 Drawn Ballots in oach Package of 26 Tickets. CLASS 9. (JKOIMJIA STATE LOTTERY, Draws in Savannah Savannah on Saturday Morning, at 9 o'clock. Sales close at 9 o'clock To-Night. * utt SPLENDID SCHEME. *3,000' -*4 of *300!—5 of #200! Tickets, $1; Halves, 50cts; Quarters, 25. A pook of Wholes cost $26,00, must draw back $15,00 " Httlvo- •« 13,00 " " Qurs., " 7,60 " " BST Ordor* from the country answered promptly, drawingssont rogularly, and prizes cashed on demand at this office, by jan 14 CIIARLE8 B. PATTERSON. 29 22 46 66 8 40 43 49 15 32 1 50 Hero is a lieuiilifu! Hellenic Tlie Old Favorite Savniinnli Lottery To be drawn ou Saturday Moraiug, Jau. 15, at 9 o'clock, KEORLUA STATE LOTTERY, CLASS NO. 0, For the benefit of the Independent Firs Co. at Augusta. F. C. BARBER ft CO., Manr — * 15 Drawn Ballots in each Package of Kanagt 26 Tic ickets. SPLENDID SCHEME: #3,000'.—<1 of #3001—5 or #300! And more than $50,000 in Smaller Prizes. Tickets only $1— Shares iu proportion. Tickets and Shares for sale, and Prise* dtahod on maud, by GKO. S..OHA1 “ Ikllloi jaul'4 fro. 5 Owens's Building, opposite Pul ail UUEENE AND FULASK1 MONUMEN'J LOTTERY OFFICE* Bay Luue, nenr Hull-Street* GREGORY ft MAURY,Manager*. 78 Number*—11 Drawn Ballots. CAPITAL: 5,549 DOLLARS! Tickets $1—Share* in proportion* Ticket* and Share*, either siugly or"by the paokagi for sale by E. WITlIINGTON, Vender for Gregory ft Maury. TOIIACUO AND SEOAUS. •'Q Boxes MiimifiwMiirnl Tobacco of brand* and sites, 50 M. Sogojra various 200 r brands, in store and for sale by jan 12 SWIFT ft CO. SWIFT ft CO. L'JiB UR. I 199 bbl* Baltimore Flour. 50 do Primo Genesee do 26 do Hiram Smith Extra Family Flour, In itore and for *ale by| jan 12] SWIFT ft CO, HAKUA1NH! HAIKMINS! DRV GOODS AT COST. \\T C. WADSWOUTII will commence dis- jf » posing of hi* rich aud vulunblo stock of FANt;Y AND STAPLE DRY 4;OODS, This day, I)uc. 9th, ut New-York cost. Wo hope no one iu want of auy article iu the Dry Goods lino will fail to call and examine tho goods and prices before purchasing, a* w* are determined to these goods at prioes full 26 per cent, less than they be bought atuny other house iu the oity. Wo will onumerata prices here, but invito oil to call, assuring Twneriffo and tasagff (•locks 4 .lswelr pins, R._. nnmorotis n MONDAY, WMI be sold tl.« „ n , Flour, Bacon. Rice, O.., Starch, Candy, Tea, English 1 Apples. Coffee, Salad Oil, Broo H »“<* Glassware, Second-hand Farnitt H.uh... Dry U„«l., CraUn, CoOwy. J. 'y Artl.t.1), to. T.rtni oooh boforo doll very. Alou gooooA II.,..I fumll.hi. Pk.ty Arllol.., No 1, SoudiJlMkorol, rototo«.,*o. * A1.0-I1U bill., PoUlori. SO Oo. Appl./, 1« | niaokbnl. ti ~ A J{ urtloles purchnsod at audio.. , tied for before the noxt regular sale, will be sold oount and risk of the former purchawr. a n .. „ At Private Stile. W1M ’' i ‘ h S 1 *"'™’ Shoulder*. m " w,i **< Private Salt 10 orato* Crockery, (io*). CO boxes GIms. Ky Excel; another lot dThit , Butter—thow In want should call early. Potatoes—150 hbJs^fluo ICatiug and PlantiiurP ■ ..... •*. rande. PofalOM..—20 bbl.. On. K&I Apples.—20 do. do. do Apple*. J&TstiUpWt ^ A fino Two Story Framed liouoa on Lih*rty^ctred. Ten simple. Also, a mull Two Story lion** in Curry lown. kor particular* apply at the Counting Room. 9 ... , Private Sals. V 'rik: , . «?°?**'Eb¥ 0 c,ook# » 8 *nd 30hoov ^ llat*—20 eases plain black and Bilk Hat* Cigars—100,000 Cigar*, various brand* Jewelry—A fine assortinuntof Watcher, Rings, ft*. Umbreiia H —jjq dozen Umbrella* Tea—10 cheat* Green nnd Black T«M« ranoy Goods—A lot of Accordion*, Ac., fto. Boap-ft) boxes fancy and Toilet Soap 11 ’“ a f * b117 Tobaooo—5 bale* xK»qf Tobacco *A . . ., . At Private Sate. 10 eighth caaka Cognoo Brandy 10 <lo lln fiivu.. I. ... I. 2bbbla*N. Atalbg, Win. # 26 do Douieatio Brandy 8 pipo* Holland Gin 10 bbl* Ry* Gin f 10 do Rectified Whisky 2 do Old Scotch do. 2 do Irish do. 6 do Old Monongahela do. 6 quarter cask* Canary Win* 10 do do Tonoriff and Madeira. Corncn.—30 bags Prime Rio Coffee CKOCKBur.—10 orates Crockery, assorted luuBLBit*.—30 oa*e* Tumblers, assortod Mathmmb*.—20 new double Matrossee. _ ,, Iron Styes. VM.nll.o. Tat Ikle at the mnnufm-tnrnni'nv aa* DU'A'TEK.—Just recrivml by ‘ WM t «bama ami Vernon another lot of ehoie* Gonhe’n Butter, put qp ?n small firkins oxprestJy for family GEO. J. SMITH. [dso 1HJ satisfactory. good* will be offered at price* which will be Store under Marshall House. I .iOR HIRE.—A first rate Cook, Wusher aud ; Ironer. Apply to A. C. TOMS, jan H 126 Bay-st. VIEW CROP MOLAHHEH.—75 bbls. Now .11 Crop Molasses, landing from brig J. A. Taylor, and for sale by [ j II] CLAGHOBN ft CUNNINGHAM. N EW HAAIM.—*200 euuerior uow sugar-curcr Hams, landiug and for sule by jau 11 CI.AG1IORN ft CUNNINGHAM. LAUJUH' IUOUNINO db UUKrtH VaHh A* Georg B RAHMAND IRON WIRE andlla'rScivu^ of various sizes, at 166 Brongbton-st. jan 11 MORSE ft NICHOLS. Feathers. ) AHA rOUNltrt FEATHERS—for snlr by i.UUU j.n II I. w. MOHIIRU. A CO. NOTICE. LL persons indebted to the late firm of WOOD, L CLAGHORN ft CO., oither by noto or open ao- hereby notified that all claims remaining unsettled by 1st February next will be placed in tho ' ands of “ jan 11 S FOR HALE. DOUBLE Tenement and u single House—nil on a brick basement, and in a desirable and healthy of_tho city; at prtuent rents for$l,m H A £ ^to MuMAHON ft DOYLE. At ON HlKlULDEIftH.—15 cask* Print* Bacon Shoulders, for sale by ** M. MoMAUON ft DOYLE. WANTED. HO ** v i- "?“ * 8, Jullon-ot.. n . A 4JOOD UOOK—cun ohtuina permanent tit* XjL nation by application to jan 13 3 ROUT. HABERSHAM ,fr BON. TO HI UK. A “ R,CK >- AVEIl - | >y 0» J,l ‘ 13 J. MoMAUON. limber Wanted h A T TUB "ETOWAH HOUSE,'ROME. OA A a Profitable nnd woll ostabHshed XX Manufacturing business in this city. He must b* of active businus liublts, and be able to command be- nmf- tW ° and thra ® thoo *5 od d oH*W. Apply at thi* w jan 10 R*Hromi7 - ' W A jy,. R. 1 . 1 ’ 0,1 'III. Rood imm.dl.tolv— AW* NEORO MEN .nd n fow Uuvb. AVn.ci iiav.blu nt Company', offloe In bor.n- n.fi. Apply nt No. 117 Uny.triet/ 0 “n8 W ANTED-A situntiun n*t)versecr on a Cot- A; Hardee ftCe.**^ ° n ,0W ° 0UDtr ^ YV anted TO MUHCHaHk^ or 10 Boy* or iellows. from 18to26years old. Apply t0 f*l«o 311 WM. WRIGHT. Wanted. A BOY, White or Tolorrd—one who knows tho -fX city preferred. Apply comer Bay and Whitaker- toe 4*0 2 Wanted. riHIE highest cash pricos will be paid for 10 or X, NEGRO FELLOWS, and 6 or fl BOYS and GIRLS,. non 26 BROWN ft HARRIS. Houses and Lauds. „ NOTICE. ^Hnle ol Real Entnle. I i VJ ?” " « ,<!l frum . 11,0 Courl of Ordina. ,4 1 ? tl r > of County, when sitting for ordinary r .^ha’iT b fi.“ 0 « d be m ro 1,18 Court House door in Siui *»? d ’ °r a ti n 1 i in March, between tho usual hour* of sal*, all of the Real Estate or the Ut* y* UovBi, deceased—consisting of two hundred aores of prime land, mor<* or Icbh; aujoiniag land* of Biirksteiiier, Neidlinger, and others; oIsql on* tract, bounded by tho waters of tho Savannah River. McAl- pin and others—contalding fourteen hundred *cro*, more or !••*, with two huudrod *r more in order for cultivation, with good Fonoes. BTr*llingsLtnnd out hou ses, two excellent wells of water.-Wad affrst rate milt ShStoen m'ltol* 0 a*h Pro S #rl,r l* ^S Un , M frora Savanuah Mon ImX“ l f,. C “. t g l0 .L. Hle0 C ° r, ‘- Person* desirous of purchasing, by calling at the re*- Idouoo of thu mibaorlbar, will b. .iowu tb. prowrl^ Terms modo kuowu on tho day of sal*. * __ , „ E. W. SOLOMONS, Exooutor. Effingham County, January 8, 1853. tMl jan lit P|i TO KENT. KM A Franm Tummwnt Huu.e, with five Room. SrSlSJStSrt “ th '“ or ' c< ’ r “' ,r W «* j”® 13 3 PETER UENEBE. To hpikt, A ? T ? R i S . * n *?• Mamhall House, now occupied by Saulsbury ft Co. PobscsHoii givon ontbe 1st of February uext. Apply to MARY M. MARSHALL, - JIU * 11 West Broad-street. |£1 To Kent. jjlU XjtBk Touem.nt onW.. Broml .tr..t, with . i «»8bt upright room., ior particular, apply to Joliu A. Gray, in tbo btran or it tho oor«.r ofjhnoa and Ab.rooraitro.to, tf doolS E8 To Kent. Mon?h'. .S.?" ° r “ Br? * n jKi" feki FOR RENT.-The Brick Storo aC the iU foot of WhiUker-Htroet, (Btoney Bluff), now o* oupied by Messrs. It Habersham ft Son. l'osooe- siou given 19th November next. Apply to M y v ® COHENS ft HERTZ. YALUAllLiC PROPERTY FOR SALK lu Dlarietui, Georgia* f&Stt A Jarff 8 . well finished, COTTAGE BUILT JJjJJ* MANSION, with superior out-buildinrs, gar- oon^ orchards, ftc., all of which are now and ia complete order. The above was the summer residence of tho late Benj. Snider, and can be bought to *» advan tage by applying early to the subscriber at 8avannah. aor /7 « JAMES J. SNIDER. MOlt WAI.K. T or . , N0 h, 111 w ''hiiin(;ton ward. a pp iv X j to IW) QUANTOCK, ROBERTS ft CD. * Uuaitliuu’s Sale. f lN 'hn first Tucliluy iu March, will hu sold bo- foro the Court House door, in the town of Jeffer- W te C *“ de , u C«unfcy-one luUfj^ndivided interest in l^it No. 26— in tho town of St. Marys. 8o!d as the property of Susan A. Hopkins, by permission of lh* Honorable the Ordiuary of Cutcden County, for beet- fit of said minor. ELIZABETH U. HOPKINS doe 20 4Ud Guardian. For Sole. A STEAM SAW MILL, nearly new, on the St. il John’s River, EastFlorid*. For particulars ap ply to [nov 4] COHENS ft HERTZ. To Rent, 17OR 1 year,* WHARF STORK. 1 MU FORT t DUNIIAM. IaMIR SALK OR EXCUANGE.-A Brick 1 Tenement House on Liberty street* fee simple. ao?, r 7°“h - L'OR HALE.—A Lot in York street, 6a by 90 X; feat, fee simpl*. Also, a lot on Margaret street 60 by 96 feet, feo simple. Apply to <>•0 13 WjM. WRIGHT Ten Dollars Reward. T OHT on the utght of 3d January, Trotn tho Xj British Steamer CONWA Y, at Four Mile Point, a 1.1,0 Cllakor BaUt BOAT, painted blaok. Tb. a bora reward will be paid for delivery to j»» 0 2w ANDREW LOW ft CO. I>rCK,WHEAT. — A fru.h arrival of now 1J hull.d Bnoltirlioat, In ZS [b bail., at 87o. «acb. for liloby lj.H| C. il. JiL'Al.EY, St. Andrew'. Wall i 11 Id Aim A«l> TOMAOCO.-JU.1 V-/ a lot .1 Cham Bough A Ready Tobiooo lad El Bid. Cit-aro, by P. JACOBS, Sign of tbo ladtan, juud No. 27 ilull-.t. l.'iiOUK.—5u bbl*. Buililuore Flour, laudinw X from Schr. J. W. Anderson and for s*le by > HOWLAND ft CO. I 1 A Y.—2U0 bules very superior Eaateru Hay, II landing and for sale by J*n 6 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. A SaK.—3u half barrel* Taylor &. Son's*Albany 1Y Ale, per bark Harvest, just received and for tale by QUANTOCK, ROBERTS ft CO., J»a A Wiilink’s Wharf. UtUAK and WHIfsKY-15 hhds. Potto lo Rico Sugar; 150 bbls. Domestic Whisky, just re ceived aud fur side by deo 20 MoMAHON ft DOYLE* IjATE 'll. holt. Ora., Truffle., Telit. X lVi»,Ac—if.t woolT.d a lot of-now Pat. Do Foin Ur*r. Truffloa, Potits Poi. ArtiohauH, Qol.mfO.Mla by [doo 30—tf] J. ROUSSEAU, s' ROUND PLASTER* — 40 Cask* Ground r Plaster, landing and for sale by --- 13 hhiuham.Xet.lv ft CO. FDR HALE. BuMiaIs of flood Rice. A (AS 5—71 /IHKUKH ON NRWYOKAbr sale by bOY 2 tl C. A. L. LAMAR. and Beadel's Soap and Candles, received and fo e by [jan 11] McMAIION ft DOYLE. from Main*. Foi de on landing by don 14 WA8UBU BN, WILDER ft CO. 1.31 FTV HIJ1TH of Satinet Olotbbig, suitable i 1 for house servants, at four dullitrs per suit, for sal* ■y U>a8j BOBINSOS A CAUF.
