Georgia Historic Newspapers

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• M. STEAMSHIP IHAHKI.,
I William Bollin* commander,between
Savannah, Key Wait auJ Havana,
1 connecting with tha Pacific Mail
_» Steamship Company's Liua for
nta. This splendid saa ataamsbip will hereafter
I Savannah for Kay Watt and Havana on tha lftth
“7th of aaoh month, and from Havana for flavan-
l tha 8th and 22d of aaoh month.
| ISABEL will oonuoot at Havana with tha Unit*
Ms Mail Steamship Company's I.f
• Paoitlo Mail Line from Punac
'Spill \» llll
California
. infers will bo landed at tha Railroad Wharf free
jilt at tho Isthmus at tha paaseugor's expanse.
I ISABEL will also connect at Havana with tho
i Stales Mall Steam Company's Line to New Dr
ier New Orleans, Aspiawall and San F._.
bo had by applying to
MOHDKCAI * CO., Charleston, 8. C.
lengers this trip (of the lftth Inst.) will oouuect
tho epleudid steanior Golden Gate **
Kilt 1‘lllliAULLPUiA.
■Iphia and Savannah Steam Naviga
tion Company.
The new and splendid side-wheel
steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, c»
1.200 tons register, Capt. Walter Col
Hus, has commenced her rogu*
and will leave Savannah un
8th Sept., and every alternate W>
•ty on the 22d Sept., and tlth and 20th Got.,
lu Nov., and se un.
been built with entiro rogard to safety,
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Savannah, Augusta and Hamburg.
,psn w ^The Union Steamboat Company of
^Georgia and South Carolina having tho-
■MaMMMftaroughly ovarhauled and refitted the su
perior steam -packets H. L. COOK and OREGON, with
lighters, are now ready to transport freight of all
description between Savannah, Augusta and Hamburg,
with as much, if not more, dispatch than any othsr
boats on tbs river. The steamers are commanded by
experienced and accommodating captains, and all
freight oonsigned to their agunts will be forwarded free
of Commissions. Ths accommodations for passenxer~
suual if not superior to any boats on the river. Fai
$6,00. HENRY HARPER. l*r., 8avauv>ah,
00* |—“—j—
Anf sepTl
E. r. KINCIILEY
JAMES HARPER A CO , Avgusta.
Savannah, tlst Sept., ISM.
and dispatch, aud oll'ors new and admirable fa-
»business and travoi. For freight or passage,
jw C. A. L. LAMAR, Agent in Savannah
» 21 HERON A MARTIN. Ag'ts m Philndelph
YORK & SAVANNAH Sit AMSHIP LINE
Weo kly.
Tho new and splendid steamship:
FLORIDA,Capt.Woodhuil,and ALA
BAMA, Capt. Ludlow, hulougiug
the New York aud Sr
Navigation Company,
York every Saturday,
of 1,300 tons register, and unsurpass
ed imsafety, spued and comfort.
Tftese stuaiuers, leaving Savaunah at tho same time
that the Murion aud Southerner leave Charleston,
rivnia Now York as soon as or before them.
Jp"Cablu passage $23, payable before going onboard
Agents: PADIiLFORD. l'AY A Co, .Savannah.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
jy 14 124 Front-street. Now York,
U. H. MAIL LINK.
Kew-VofkJi Charleston Steam-rackets
^g5^j£j^^Loavo Adger'* wharves every Silurdi _
. Steamships
UNION Capt. Rioh'd Adams 1,500 Tons.
MARION....* Capt. M. Hurry 1,21
jJOli rUEUNKR Capt. W. Foster 1,0
Capt. J. Dickinson
Aft AGGER
_Tbe Steamship J a
tho Hue early in May
Passage a. .
HENRY MISSKOON,
Corner East Hay and Adgor's Wharves
liuishiug, will bi
• For Freight or Passage^apjily at the office of tin
Charlrxton.Anril 12. 1852.
SHIP LINES.
POKNKW YORK—OlilKMtnbliHliud Line
** The packot brig WILSON FULLER, J. John-
■*.TTi& scu ,UMter » ">H '“cut with dispatch as abovo.—
elMabb'or freight or passigo apply ou board at To
jan 24 URIG1IAM, KELL Y**A CO.
;jZ FOR NEW YORK— Hrig Llue. 1
-3 . The fast sailing regular packet brig AUGUSTA,
Mw&T- Stone master, will have dispatch. For freight
■Safi <r pussage, apply on board, or to
jan 24 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO.
FOR NEW YORK—Ueorgia Llue.
The regular packet schr. JULIA ANN, Cap
Hardy, will have dispatch for tliu above port.—
‘ tight or passage, apply to
ROWLAND k CO.
M
FOR i'ROViilKNCE.
W- The sohr. TRIUMPH, Capt. Howard, wi
bales cotton on deck to complete cargo.
(jan 24] ROWLAND*
KOK NEW VHRK-Ni w Line.
fan. .The regular packet bark MARIA MORTON,
^BSjKCapt. Uulkloy, will meet with dispateh us abov
mMskk'ot freight or passage, apply to Captain or to
II. K. WASHBURN, Agent.
P'
liave dispatch for the
For freight or passage, apply
.18 A BRUNDAGE.
HR1GIIAM, KELLY »
Me
L jaa 12] A. C. TOMs.
i£k
J»a«
FOR NEW YORK —iIn K Llue.
.The fast sailing regular packet bark HAR-
a VEST, U. Nichols master, haviug a large put
■Hon or her freight engaged w ill have dispatch.-
aiauooof freight or passage apply on card or to
WASHBURN, WILDER A CU.
JR NEW YORK—Old KniubliitbcU Line
rt. The packet brig PlllLUUA. A. 11. Callmi
master, will meet with dispatch as above. F
BOb.'reiglii or passage apply on board at Telfaii
kn is BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
VQK 1*111 LA DELPHI A—ilerou’ts i
«-», Tho regular packet sclir. C. A. GREINER,
Uigbee master, will have disputch for the abov
sBNRELport. For freight or passage apply to
j»u 17 WILLIS A BRUNDAGE.
ROWLAND A CO.
FOR HAVRE.
.The ship ADRIAN, Capt. Neal, haviug in
'• irgo engaged will meet with dispatch.
it of SOU bales Cotton to complete, apply to
2w ALLEN A HALE.
FOR HO.Vi'ON.
The bark CHARLES WILLIAM, W. Bis.land
£ master, will moot with dispatch as above. Fo
‘ t or passage apply on board at Telfair'
BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
Vessel Wuiitoil |'or New ItrdiurU.
72, A vessel of 150 to 200 tons burtheu, is wauted I
l lumber at Doboy Island, ft
fcNew Bedford. Apply t
ROWLAND A CO
i be had on application
iWHIi jan 10 ROWLAND A CO.
>UK NUW.VOKK—Ne
with quick dispatch fui
ASHRUItN, Agt.
ir. will i
eight o
with dispatch os abov.
„ , „e apply on board at Telfair'
Wharf, or to (dee 28) BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
VESSELS WANTED ON FKElUtli
■£ _ ,c—
- c* i Freights
OR CHARTER.
Freights for Northern, Eastern and ——
Southern ports, oau be had ou appliea-^^Tm
tlon to (nov 4j ROWLAND A CO. J3ANtS.
risk:;
-lyl WILLIS* UKUNDAOE.*
L Ba.icrort Ac Itrysui,
OENEUAI. A(JU.\T» AMU IIUlIKEIIS,
STOCKS, BONDS, EXCHANGE A HEAL ESTATE.
No. 117 Huy ritroet. Huvuiuiuli.
-*>»24
Liverpool nod London Fire uud Lite
InMiiruneo Company.
rjNHK undnrsiguml AgnutH of the ubuvo Compel.
X "'ill take risks against Fire ou Buildings, Stock in
Tirade, Ac., on the most favorable terms.
BANCROFT A BRYAN,
24 ly No. H7 Bay-st., Savannah.
V ! THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVER
CLOCKS, JEWELED.
9K Clocks urn constructed (at cousidcrahli
ra expense) with a particular regard to dura-
lie most serious objection to tho lover—tho wear
lie points of tho balance shaft aud screws, tli
uut increase of friction and doorcase in motto
uuiug a short time— being ohvlatod by the us
Kilished stone jewel, and strait pivot* or bear
instead or points to tho halaucu shaft.
:ased In beautiful cost iron, ornamented
rl'eot time-keepers
i, and warranted t<
sinus*. Fo;
Xa
tho Jewelry i
ian 21
Look out for the Engine when tho
WHISTLE BLOWS.’*
petition is tho Lifo of Trade.”
'A1NT NOW AS THEVT USE TO WAS.”
Tho ntioniion of the pub*
.lie is callud to thil lari.’n an.I
<k ot ail kiuds
CABKIAGES,
-gOMUnUy kept on hand by the Subscriber.
a » v aunah Will please to boar in
mtmA sh.t th.v a r , indebted to the undersigned fur
< v Currutyes Li (A is murid from 15
i In stating that my Manufacturing
ULriu a ,t " ln H * T aonah, and it is
ng establisluueuts in th^NortVto
ke Carnages expressly for this markot; so my pat-
| will perueivo that it is my determination to give
Vnu.t antiiu satisfaction to all who may be ptoased to
J. C. THORNTON,
Corner West Broad and Bay Streets.
I.—The inhabitants or the neighboring Counties
articularly informed that noue of the work I*bd-
■ln their respective neighborhood* is from my eitxb-
(jan 8-6m J. C. T-
JCDWAHJD O’BYKKU’8
|«CEttY AND LIQUOU STORE,
""rtylor’n Building, Market Wharf,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
JE. O’B. keeps oonstsutly in store
■••large stock of Gkooi'.hiks, Liquors,]
ierr-Ware, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing,
i chests Blaok Tes.
I bags of Coffee.
B boxes Ground Coffee.
|J*" ,1 * Cr '!fbud, Yellow, and WU1U Sugars.
i half-pipe. Gogn^ Brandy.
S b4 5" u Joorti Proof Domestio Brandy.
do. Phelps's Gin. 7
,. d°- Bum.
J hhds. do.
B5 d5I!n Tsa^’» M * ,a4t ' R . nd Madeira Wisss.
in f oap, .' t *y aasortod qualities.
aO^ratesjioortedCroo k.ry - Ware. Iy oc
Tb01.N-Ju.w
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
AND PICOLATA.
JAnvei every Tutuluy, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
. The superior sleam-paoket WM. GAS-
TUN, Capt. Shaw, will leave Tuesday
M.irnfnr ui III n r .ilnnlr >».l will
■ Morning, at 10
o every Tuosday.
•f passage hy this
To Darien...
St. Mary'
t of passage by this boat aro as follows: ~
U 00
4 50
6 UO
Jacksonville
Blaok Creek, I'ioolataand Palatka 8 00
For freight or passage apply on board, at Charleston
•team-packet wharf, or to
an 2d CLAOllUBN A CUNNINGHAM, Ag'i
clock A. M.
Juutrul Rail-
12 M. the same day,
iU THUivUI-.ltS litllNU MIRTH.
TIIK HAVANNAH ANU 011ABL1CMTON
STEAM-PACKETS
Leave Savannah eTery morning at 4
after the arrival of the night train of th
road, aud arrive at Charleston u
connecting at Charleston with the
Wilmington Hieoin-Pnckcta,
Which leave with the U. 8. Mail every day, at2>, P. M.,
and also w ith the
Ncvv-York and LlinrleHtoii Hteninnhlpi
Which leave Charleston tvory Wednesday aud Sail
to New-York by land route, $20—time 52 hours; t
steamships, $25. (my 15] H, M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent.
OPPOSITION LINE TO FLORIDA.
HA TK Of PASSAGE REDUCED.
The superior now *luampucket WE-
ILAKA, Capt. N. King, leaves every
rday at 10 o’clock
JRate of passage iu Urge airy
..$3 00
.. 4 50
Jacksonville
Pioolata
Palatka
Black Creek
N. B.—Freight consigned t
sill be shipned free of all charges at
Apply ou board, at the Charleston
fob 12 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, A|
ti 00
8 00
. 8 00
... 8 00
K. II. Duke, for Ocala,
- Palatka.
Wharf,
ill
C. S. Mail.
£sihsr.
SAVANNAH TO DABIBN,
A LINK of Four Horse Post Conclius leuvos 8u-
x\. vauuah every
*11 ondity itnd Tliurndny, nt 7 o’elork A. l>f.
For Dariou, via Bryau Old Court-House, Riceboro'
South Newport, arriving iu Darien at li o'clock P. 1
Returning on TnrMilii>N and Friday
Arriving in Savanuahat ft o'clock P. M., aud c.inn*.
With the boat* for the North,
ltd'* Office lu Savannah, a
St iiiies, corner of state and Whitaker s
Marshall House Omnibus Line.
XElVAKBANUGlIlilllTS
A. HOOKER having
iiureader ru
with the Omni
:rs for the Mai
all Hons
Lady Ilouts in connection
accommodation or pussou:
ami all part* ot the city.
The Omnibus aud il*
the arrival ot tho cars aud steamboats, with first ..
team* and careful driver*, aud the subscriber* will-,
taponsiblo for all baggage or ohocks for Baggage doliv-
aud Hack will be in attendance upou
mducl
dec 23
WM. JOHNSON,
Proprietor Marshall House.
S. A. HOOKER.
NEW STOKE! OKOCEKIES!
Corner Whitaker and liroughton luine.
J UtiT received per uteuiners mid packets, ii fill
supply of GROCERIES, which are offered at whole
sale or retail, at cash prices. Th* goods have beeu se
lected. aud every article is warranted to prove satisfac
tory or may be returnod.
jan 18 tf WM. O. DICKSON.
FRKNCII MUSTARD, SARDINES, PICKLES,
PRESERVES, SWEET OIL, ALMONDS,
FANCY BOXES PRUNES, BRANDY
PEACHES, LONDON MUSTARD.
TURKEY FIGS, EXTRA LARGE AND FINE,
—and—
‘20 BOXES RAISINS (all clusters,)—WHOLE.
HALF AND QUARTER BOXES—
MACE, NUTMEGS, SPICE,
Ac., Ae.
Just received and for aulu ut
. A DICKSON’S,
jan 18 tf Cor. Whltakor-st. and Broughton-lan*.
Hams 1 Tongues! Bolognas <
J UST received per Mourner—
! bbls. Pig llauis
M Smoked Tongues, ls-ge site
5*' lbs. Bologna Sausages
2 bbis. Smoked Beer
For sale at DICKSON’S
janj8 tf Cor. Whltakor-st. and Brought n-lane.
IIiiltcr<—l lbs. for $1 *
J UST RECEIVED—
10 kegs Butter, 4 lbs. for $1
10 do. Gosheu do., 3>^ lbs. for $1
15 do. Sthictlt Prims do., S lbs. for $1.
Landing per schr. Triumph-
50 Iinitatiou English CHEESE, rich and flu* flaror
20 boxes Mild Rich Northern Cheese
" ■'•aleat DICKSON'S.
' IS tf Cir. Whltaker-st. aud Broughton-lan*.
i inlurm the Ladies of
Selling: Off at Keduccd Prices!
THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
Mouslln* d* Lainos
French Cashuieros, figured
Do. Merinos
Black ttouibr.tiues (of the host make)
Poplins, plaidod and plain
Brocade Silks, of tho most magnificent designs
Plain and Changeable Silk*, ot every shed*
Alpacas, plain blaok
Do. do. colors
Do. figured
Ginghams—Freuob, English and American
Linen Table do. ev«ry sis*
Huckaback Towels
Bird's-Eye do.
Dowlas, Huokabaok
Linau Damask, of every width
Ticks, and a general stock of goods usually
■*'' J Is store, at
J. 11. COHEN k CO.’S.
140 Hroughton *t.
jan 18
W. V. PRENTICE'S
DAtiUERKGAN CiALLEKV,
ST. JULIAN STREET,
Over Zoubaiim’H .Runic Store,
SAVANNAH.
fpiIE SUBSCRIBER would culluttontion to his
I now aud improved style or Colored Daguerreotypes,
lie warrant* to give satisfaction to all whodesiretohave
‘heir likenesses tukou in a superior style.
Call aud examine spooimuni of my work over th*
usio Store, Market-square. W. V. PRENTICE.
P. 8.—Instructions in the art, aud all kiuds of stock
constantly for sale. is fel.4
GOWDEKV Ac WELLS,
FACTUKS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
—■21 24 HAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly
~ ALB! ALB J ALB !
ESSRS. QUANTOCK, ROBERTS & CO.—
.9*! a "T Vuu ar ® hereby appointed our “Sol*
Ag'-iiU lor tho sale of our bruud* of “ Albany Imperi
al Alo, in th* olty of Bavnunah, State of Georgia,
• of the abovo well
ample supply- will
Willink s Wharf."
Persons desiring the article will be promptly supplied
giving notice at our Office, on th* Wharf, or through
the Post Office. QUANTOCK, ROBERTS* CO*
deoil Willink's Wharf.
Families supplied with half barrels of Cream Ale.
SellilPK off ut Cost.
( 'I HEAP CASH STORE, corner of Whitaker mid
) Congress streets. The subscribers, in ordor to close
ir business at the abovo staud, will dispose of tli e eu-
>w remaining of Staple and Fanoy Dry
prices, until the 12th of February,
Goods at
the balai
jan 24
x remaining will be sold a
M. PH EN DERG AST 4;
SAVANNAH MORNING NEW8, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1853.
Dry Goods, Clothing, fee,
New Wholesale uud Ketull
DRY GOODS STORE
Iu Broughton Struct.
THE subscribers will open their New altore, near
1 ly opposite 8t. Andrew s Hall-west side-on Mon
day 24th lust., where they will offer at their usual low
prfees for oaah aud City acceptance, an entirely new
•took of Staple and f uioy Dry Goods, to widen thev
would respectfully invite the attention of th* citineus
of Savaunah. uud tho marohauU aud plainer* or this
and ths neighboring 8tat*s.
The stock is lance and u
part as follows
ell selected,
iDtiog in
Drew Goods.
Blnck and Fancy Silks of every w idtb and description
French and English Merinos, Cashmeres. DeLxincs
** D* Hrago, Barege DeLaiue*. Bouibailns, Cbaiu-
Ipaccas of every description, white end
*nd otub'd, Tanetonaaud Swlsc.
^iiiIiroidoiieN*
Linen Cambrio Hdkfs, emb'd, plain and hotnstltoh, col
lars, Cuffs, Undersloevos.Cbeiunsoti, Flouncing, Bauds,
Jackouet and Swiss Edgings and Insertions.
niiMitillus ami Shawls.
Iilaok aud colored Crape and Silk Mantillas, plain
and emb'd Crape Shawls of every description, Bruulm
Shawls, Squtro and I^ug Shawls, blaok and oolorud
Mantillaa, Velvets and Talma Cloths.
Hosiery.
Indies' and Gentlemen's Kid, Sewing Silk, Silk, Ran
Bilk, I.lsle, Cotton, Berlin, and Cashmere Gloves. La
dies' Silk, Raw Silk, Lislo, Cotton and Cashmere Itusu.
Haw Silk anil Merino Vests, Gentlemen's plain Silk,
Merino, I,. Wool, and Cotton Under Shirts aud Drawers.
Linen Dum-.isKs.
8-4,10-4,12-4, und lfi-4 Damasks and Snowdrop Ta
ble Cloths, 8-1 und 10-4 Brown Damask Cloths.
Bleached and Brown Dainask of ovorv descriptioh.
I)unnsk and Snowdrop Napkins and Dollies, Bird's
Eye Diaper, Linen Diaper of every descrintioa.
mid SliiHiii((s.
10-4 und 12-4 Liuen Shirtings. Pillow-case Linen, 8-4
9-4. 10-4, 11 - 4, and I2-4 Bleached and Browu Allendale
and Hamilton Shirtings, Bleached aud Brown Shirtings
of every description.
Irish Linen.
^ From the lost Manufacturers, and warranted all pure
CiotliN, Cussinil'll'* Ac VcHlingti.
Black and Blue Broad Cloth, Black and Fanoy Cas-
slincrcs, Fancy Vestings, white and colored Marseilles
Vestings.
Counterpane* anil Blankets*
8-4. 10-4, ll-4, and I2-4 Marseilles and Allendale
Counternnues, Paris and Whitney Family Blaukots,
Negro Blankcu of every description.
Georgia Plaius, Kerseys, Flax and Cotton Osnaburgs.
Jl. rn uilciKiisI <V Co.
MW FALL AND WINTER (iOUDSf
J. II. Ac III. SHLAIiAN,
Corner of lirmiHliioti ami Wliiiaker-ntM*.
SAVAN NAH,
I NVITE attention to their now block of Full and
Winter goods, comprising:
IHtKSS GOODS. F.M It HOI I) UK IKS.
Linen Cambric,
English
Black Sil
Col'il
Black Alp*
Damask Antique,
“ Edgings,
Collars aud Cuffs,
Habits and lluder-Sloeves
Black Lace Veils,
Eng., Fr. aud Am. Calioot, Col'd •'
Hosiery a ml JLinens.
A large and well selected stock of Gloves, Irish Lin
ens, Liuun Diapers and Duuiasks.
Woollens*
Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Liuseya,Cloths, Case!meres
aud Vestings, Satinets. Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans:
Red, White, Blue aud Yellow Flanuels, llM and II-4
Brow n and Bleached Sheotings, Pillowcase Linens aud
Quilts.
Country incrchauts, plauters and others, will consnlt
their iuterosts by examining our stock before jmrehas-
“In,,
Wo feel
I prlcei
upou our loruis.
i Nccond l'rlcc.
o purchase.
PHILIP HEAR,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
No. ON tlrynii-ist., Nit van null, (in.
G RATEFUL to my friends and the public ill
geueral for their liberal patronage heretofore ex-
teuded to me, I uow ofiur them a greater iuducumeut
than over, os I have just received iny FALL AND
WINTER STOCK of Enyluh, French and Herman
Broad Cloths, Black aud Fancy Doeskin and Caesimere,
Black aud Fancy Silk aud Satin aud Embroidered Vest
ings ; also a very rich article of Eveuing Vesting,which
I am prepared U* make u> order, iu the most fashionable
style. Also a large aud well selected stock of
Ren’s itnd Hoys’ Ueutly-.Witde ( lotliiug,
together with a large supply of Shirts, Socks, Suspeud-
er*. Gloves, Collars, Merino and Silk Undershirts and
i, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valices, 4c., all of which
will be sold a
o give genoral satlsfaotioi
Itc-EHtHbiiftlied in INftO.
HOUSTON Ac GKOUNDESON,
(Formerly of Hamilton ^ Houston.)
WholcHule und Uelnll
CLOTHING MERCHANTS,
No. 9t» Bryan-st., Savannah, (ia. }
W OULD respectfully inform llioir old custom
ers. frieuds, and the public generally, that they
have now in store a very large and choice assortment
of all qualities aud styles, fashionably cut aud well
made, tall and winter Clothing, direct from their owu
manufactory. Also, a large aud well selected stock of
Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, aud FurnLbing Goods in
general, to which they invite the attoution of all '
w ishiug supplies for tho coming season. They ha
■o on hand a good supply of Clothing suitable for Ser
vants and Pluututiou w ear. Terms—aheap for cash.
A few doors west of tho Pulaski House, ouu door
from WliiUker-streot, on Bryan.n
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, Ac.
COLLEOIATLIJISriTLTE
jKT FOR YOUNG LADIES, -- a
MI£5 HA THA WA Y, Principal.
S CHOOL RjOOM-iu the Uaseraeut of the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
TEKMS AND COU43E Or IIVDT.
Reading, Spelling and Msutal Arithmetic $
Th* above, with ths rudiments of Geography,
History, Wrltteu Arithmetic and Writing... 8 00
Gsography, lllstor v , KngliihUramuiaraiulCom-
po.-itiou 10 00
Algebra, Naturi l, Moral nud Intellectual Philns-
idiy. Chemistry, Physiology, Astronomy and
Rhstoric IS
Latin, [ExtraJ ft UO
French, ** ft UO
A highly accomplished lady, who has formerly resid
ed in Paris, has bean eocured as a teacher of Freucb.—
If suitable teachers can be obtained, it is designed to
make Drawing and Vocal Mnsie integral par&of the
course of study.
Th* nuinborof pupils will be limited to thirty ; but.
Young Ladies wishing to jolu either of tho classes,
with.ut becoming regularly connoctcd with the Insti
tute, will be reoulved at a specific chargo.
Miss II. has permission to refer to Rev. Mr.
Tustln, lion. H. M.Charlton.and U. Mallcn, Esq.,of Ma-
ncab, and to Rev. W. R. Williams, l). D., aud J. W.
vim can, uiui to «cv. »» .
Edmunds, of Nsw York.
MUSIC, FRENCH. DRAWING AND FAIN IING
M DANCING ACADUMV.
XL MONSIEUR A. HON AUD respectfully infor—
r;].®. his patrons, that his Academy is upon for tho
r «ceptlon of pupils.
During tlio season tho following Fancy Dances will
be introduced, besides the regular course of Tuition t—
Toreutolla. Rotta, Gavotte, l’as Stirien, Zinguratia,
Schotisch, Hedowa, Maxurka.etc.
Former pupils are requested to *->me early If they
like to learn Fancy Dance* for his Ball, to be giv
January next.
N. H.—Gentlemen's Class will begin on Tuesday
next, the Ifitli lust., at • F^M. ______ nov
CJIussicul mifil luRRlhli School,
Q. A. HOLCOMBE,
(■antoii-Htreet, n«mr the Tnrk.
*#p27 dtNl—SawCm
PIANO F0UTE WAREHOUSE.
riMIE ALTERATIONS and IMPROVEMENTS
I in our 8tore, including a fine SIIOW-ROOM for
Piano Fortes, aud
A MUSIC DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
being now completed, wo would Invito tho attention of
tho muaioal public to our stock, ooinprisingovory a
in the line, which can bo furnished (wholesale
RETAIL) of New-York prices.
PIANO I'Oll’IES,
by A. Stodart k Co., J. B. Dunham, and othera of es
tablished reputation, constantly un band.
F. /ORUADAI dr- CIO., Importers,
Nos. 74 St. Julian and 107 Brya
oct 27 tf
Next to Market Square.
FISK’S .METALLIC: IP'KIAL CASES,
lMiie valuable article isjustrecoivml and for sulo by
I. W. MORRELL & CO.,
sept 3 ly floleairenta iu this City (or tin* Inventor
__ , ho may neod his services, that h
^tfifWhas chargo of the MARINE RAII.WAY.2bd
which is uow in successful operation, lie is. therefu; .
prepared to take up vessels of any siso usually visiting
our port, and to do tho work of repairing, to., on reason
able terms. Those who wish to clean or paint the
toius of their vessels, cau also be accoininod. .ted on the
Railway, upon reasonable terms. He is also prep
to ooutract for building Vessels of any class
tion, and to carry on the business of Ship- .
ing. Spar-making aud Caulking, in all it* various
f Ship-Carpe
. ; all iU
t the eastern extremity of the oity.
_ . ..u, i.v._ the premises.
IL F. WILLINK, Jr.
PIANO FORTES.
W. MORRELL & CO.
Carpet and Fluor Cloth IVureliouse.
Curtains, Curtain Goods,
&c., dfcr.
No. l-lO Congress and No. 57 St. Julie a Sts.
ri'HE Subscriber, knowing that the citizens of
I Savannah have folt a great interest iu the estab
lishing of a
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
In this city, aud being aware that many have been
awaiting the completion of tho New Store, so that they
oould make their selection of the various artiol
furnishing their houses, would respeotl'ully infor
public, generally, that ho has opened the most
plete assortment of all tho various styles of OOODS
usually kept in similar establishment*. The Stock ot
'ifforeut departments will consist, in part, o
ving Goods, vis:
CAKPliT DEPARTMENT.
Royal Velvet; Tapestry Brussels; Mocet Brussels;
Brussels; Velvet; Tapestry and Brussels for Stairs;
Three Fly, Suporliuo, Fine and Common Ingrain; Plain
and Twilled Venetian for Stairs, Hulls, Ao.; Drug-
:s, 6-4,12-4 aud 16-4 in width, ofevery variety of pat-
us; Hearth Rugs; Parlor aud Stoop Mats; Table und
Piano Covers; Silver uud Brass Oval and Octagon Stair
e; Figured India Rubber Cloth 1
°fe bo ts 8al ” lu
Stairs.
CURTAINS.
Silk aud Worsted Damask De-Laine; Worsted aud
ask DeLaius; Figured aud Plain Damasks,
'ors; White and Buff, fur Shades.
WINDOW SHARES.
Transparent landscape, Medallion, Garland and
variety of colors; White
and Shad<
taILT CORNICES.
Bands, Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety and pat-
*“— >f the latest importation; all of which will be
wholesale or retail, on the most liberal to
CA.iiPlI INK it ml HUKNINU PLUIiI*
J UST nesiveif ‘2U barrels of the above, w-liich
will he sold by the barrel or otherwise at the lowest
S rices. Arrangouieuts will be entered iuto to sr.pply
ealers. [jan 24] J. J. MAURIOE.
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to Hr. 8. 8. Cruwford
save costs by oalling at our office and mu
uy me ut before the 1st of February.
J*n 22 tf NORWOOD k WILSON.
ill
nutting
IkltOUUHT TO JAIL.-A negro w<
I) named LIDIA, ft feet 1 inch iu height, dark
plexion, stout made, about 5A years of age. Says she
belong* Ui Joshui Kirkland, of South Carolina, and rur
away about four mouths.
’ “ ISAAC D'LYON, Jailer.
I JKOI LIITTO JAIL.-a negro man nnmt d
WILLIAM, ft feet 7 inches iu height, light oom-
" “”'«u, slender made, aboue 20 years of age Says he
ng* to Wyley Williams, of Muscogee County, Geo.,
and runaway about six wools.
ISAAC D'L YON, Jailer.
xni
■Jj TOM, A feet 6 inches in hei.ght, dark oompl*xi..u,
about 2U years or age. Sava he helougs W Katherine
Merry, of Camden County, Georgift, and runaway about
thr.. " ISAAC D'LYQN. Jailer.
l?LOWKttrtKUD*i.—Thu day received
Flower Seeds, pot up inboxes, ea
box containing 20 select variaties.
i.* n 24 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument ear
a OOFLAND 4*Elf.11 AN U1TTEKH.—
jL- r n *pormanunt cure of Liver complaint,
rilTm* trmu TT 1 Dobility, and all disease*
-ruing from a disordered Liver or Stomach, ".his d*
“Kan l * C State of Georgia^and foreaie by '
jan 22 W. W. LINCOLN. Monuaent-sqr.
G 1 !*' 1 DKOPufi,—Firesh lJiunon ami Raspberry
ivad ^ J ' ChssrJkn.jJi
• «v«ived per steamer State of Georgia, aud for sale by
W. W. LINCOLN, Monunicat-*.;r.
iWEET Mcenied Honey Honp.—An excel-
5 lent arHele to prevent the hands and face from
apnlng. Also, CytWian Cream of Soap, mauufae-
red expressly for the ladies, jost received and for sale
(J»» *4) W.W. LINCOLN.
/ 1GUN.—200U bushels priino Corn, for sale by ~
V.^ DAtQD R. DILLON,
jan 24 Foot of Weat Broad-atreU.
I tiuiore Floor, for sals by £ j* 17] W. D. FORD.
Cheap Sugars and Teas*
DOUBLE REFINED CRASHED SUGAR (10 lh>
CRY8T.VLIZED GRANULATED DO., 5 for $ I
also,
SPARKLING BRIGHTCOFFEE’SUGAU, 12lbs for$l.
r $1.
i for $1
I'rcsli Tens,
4 ELECTED from tho latest importations—con
} sistmgof:—
EXTRA FINE IIYSON,
DICKHON’S,
jan 20 3 comer Whitaker aini Brought-.u l.n
J. ROUSSEAU,
Comer Bull mul Bay Street*.
Importer nud Denier In
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
^f \ THE subscriber lias now on Imnd it
lOp? R,, d well selected stock of Wines, Liquors
lUlb6 and Serars, comprising the folluwiug:
• im Butt ortho choicest RESERVE MADEIRA
WINE, vintage 1814.
One Pipe choice OLD LONDON PARTICULAR.
One Pipe of tho first quality aud choicest OLD •* RE
SERVE,'• vintage 1840.
One Pipe of tho choiceat and most delicately flavored
OLD PAL11ET1NUO. vintage 18.10.
One Pipe of the choicest aud exceedingly rare OLD
8LUGIAL, vintage 182U.
■S?.?..* 1 .* .**P* " f 1,10 fiubestand moat highly flavored
31 ITH HIliF'cnipy “ *
80UT1I SIDE GRAPE JUICE.
Two Pi|>os Old Ixindon Market.
E ght uuartor casks OLD ARAUJO, vintage 1830.
Also a lot or the OLD RESERVE, of au olden ii
portation, iu Boxes und Demijohns.
Two half pines choice OLD PORT WINE.
“ " ** •• " Hlll'IIDV i.
. - Pi net,
Salignae, and Otard,
One puncheon of OLD SCOTCH WHISKY.
“ Jamaica Hum. Also various
kind* of Claret, Fort,Teneritfe,Sherry and other Wiues.
Choice Champague, of rnrious brands. Hock Wiues,
imported Cordials—such as Curaeao, Marasehluo, Aul-
a SO
P OTATOES and fIN/ONW.—50 libU. rota-
toes, 30 bbls. Onicns, . -•»( . « :*ived and for sale by
jau 22 a c AHON 4 DOYlsE.
MAHON k DOYLE.
(JUGA
Iandii
i '.n Porto Rico Sugars,
COUf NS k HERTZ,
Saws, and other tools,
jan 21 " 7 ‘
s, and for sale hy
110PKIMS. AgX
T OUKH AND HlNtjE8of various patteros
t J just reoelved and for sale by
JAP 21 C. HOPKINS, Ag t.
. . storing grey hair to Its original color. It i*
guaranteed by the proprietors, that if the patient is
C oy, he can have his hair restored to it* original color
using Lovel’s Wahpeae. For sal* by
. W. LINCOLN. Mcaameat-sqr.
UT Cracks aod Picks uf Silver aud Polished
Steel—a very ale* article, at lftft Uroughton-st.
“ MORSE k NICIIOLS.
XTEW Cttor CIU1IA MOLANSEH.-Wd
111 hhds. and 7 tierces primo new crop Cuba Molasses
iu fine order, new and largo hhds, cargo of barqoe Mar
tha Anua, from MaUusas, landing and fbraal* by
Jan 21 COHENS 4 HJRRTZ.
, Have on hand
of Piano F«
■factories in th
i, fro i
■uleudid a
iu tho bell
ntry. For
finish these instruments
For salo on accommodating
the Broughton-street Piano aud Cabinet Waro-
Cheap Dry ftioods.
4 N assortment of new Dress Goods, consisting ot
/\. Silks, De Lainos. Alpacas, Morena, Ginghams,
worked Collars, Undersloe von. Chemisettes, L. C.
Hdkfs., Ladies' Kid Glovus, Crapo Shawls, and various
othor articles, which will be sold extremely low, at No.
14H Gibbons's Range, by (octftj I. DASHER.
OKI CpinHcry.
■\rOTICK.—Persons having Lots or Eucln»ures in
the old Brick Cemetery, are notified that if they
wish the same kept oleau and free from weeds, Ac., they
must make early application to the undersigned, who
will attend to the same upon receiving pay for such ser
vice. D. FERGUSON.
Savannah, January 22,1853. 6
Important to Housekeepers.
f|M!E Subscriber respectfully informs hi* patrons
1 and the public generally that he now sends hi*
Waggou round the city daily to furnish thoso who wish
a good article of Caiupbine aud Spirit Gas, w ith a regu
lar supply. Families desirous of being furnished will
please leave their address at the store 10, 12 and 14
Barnard Street. [jau 7] JOHN J. MAURICE.
$40 Reward.
DUNAWAY from tho Subscriber on the 38th
lb ult., his Nerro Man Ben Price. The above re
ward will be paid for his delivery to me.
nov 6 tf II. F. WILLINK, Skn'r.
WOOD! WOOD!
f| 1 HK Subscriber will keep constantly on hnnil
JL at his WOODYARD, at the Canal Bridge, n full
supply, at all seasons, of OAK and HICKORY WOOD.
All order* Lft ut J. 14. Joust'*, Broughton-street, will
be promptly attended to.
L#* Wood Holil Low For ('rnIi. .A]
jau 1 tf J. M. BUTLElt.
•N FOUR 1‘Allt AND HIX HINGLK
/^ftX^well broke Northern Horses, for sale at tl»*
West-Broad-street Stables.
*«p 25 BROWN A HARRIS.
For Sale.
A COUPLE of good HOUSES aud WAGGONS
f\—on reasonable terms. Apply at tho Pulaski Bil
liard Room. tf jau 8
For Sato.
fpHE Stock and Fixtures of a GROCERY in a
1 first rate location for wholesale or retail—will be
sold on good terms if applied for immediately. Tho
stock is small aud fresh—a rare chance is offered. Sat
isfactory revaona given for wishing to sell. Apply at
this office. jan 5
Lost,
i^\N Thursday night, iu thu vicinity of Congress
\ J und Liucolu streets, un old Leather Pocket Book,
ouutainiug between sixty aud seventy dollars, in bunk
bills—10*. 5s aud smaller denominations. The findor
will he liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Daily
Morning New s Offleo. 3* jau 22
HOARD.
4 FEW COMFORTABLE ROOMS — with
./Y. Board, convenient to tiie business part of the city,
at reasonable charges—can be secarcd by applying at
jan 21 tf NO. 1 ST. JAMES SQUARE.
Boai'diii^.
fPWO ORTURKE single Gentlemen can »w> nc
JL ooiumodatsd with ploasaut board at the cornor of
Jones snd Abercorn streets. tf doc 22
HOARDING.-Two ot ihr«u siugln Gentlemen
1 ) wifi tiud pleasant accommodations at No. 2U
Broughton street. tf dec 15
H4IARD1NG.
TrERY desirable Room*, with Board, at reasons
V ble rates. Apply at this Office. tf nov 8
LAND AGENCY,
Alilirdftcvillo, Gn.
f|'HE subscriber will purchase or sell ou commis-
1 sion LANDS of the several Land Lotteries of this
State. | dee 2-2tn) JAMES 1*. PUTTS.
PATENT MEDICINES, ho.
HUE U MAT 1831 CAN BE CURED.
Wo have now for sals that Celebrated Remedy,
MGllTIMORF.’S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
AND
Blood Purifier,
IIrHieII line gained swell great popularity
wherever introduced, as the only rpcd/c known
ing every seemiug for
r --- r advertisement, to
I portion of th* accumulated evidence
of this complaint, from th* 4n-
y (scat*) form, attended with sweillnas and
• “ the joints, to old rAn/nte eases of from
,nd thirty years' standing. Thoso who
naa ror years resorted to th* various oelebrated springs,
had tried all the (iNimeitfs and external applioatious,
and been under treatment of some of th* ablest physi
cians both iu this country and Europe, and were pro
nounced incurable,- still, after all these effort* bad
failed,' this compound has cured them. Many who have
been cripples, either hobbling upou erutohesor confined
to their beds for years, oortify to a complete and perma
nent cur* by ths uso of this remedy.
We have not space, in a nswspap
iusert but a small portion of th* at
In iu behalf. This evidence comes from
must Inspire confidence iu every mind. The conduc
tor* of high-toned nublio journals have pnblishedRb
the world iu wonderful aud benefluial effecU upou
themselves and ihose arouud thorn, and in sutno in
stances speak uf huntlrnb of cures. Physicians havo
“ *-• •- u t and certify that, even in extreme cases,
ultatiuns had been held, and they had decided
hopes of recovery, evon then, they
iuu and administered it, and It ef
fected a oompleto cure. Ministers of various denomi
nations have writtcu and pobLshed what h has done
for themselves aud their friends; whilemerohantx.offi
cers, mechanics, aud private oitiieus. have furnished
volumes of evidence of the highest cnaraoter, such as
accompanies no other preparation In America.
We will giv* r. abort synopsis of a small portion of the
evidence, aud request all who are afilioted to send to the
agent and get a circular, aud road what those who
were loug affiicted have aaid of this remedy.
Mr. N. Paachall, one of the editors of the 8t. Louis
(Mo.) Republican, gives a long editorial stating his af
flictions, aud that lie was cured by this
editor of St. Louis Intelligence
wonderful effects iu curing n
rheumatism. The editor ot SI
veille dovotes a loug editorial
ful offsets in curing hundreds o
editors of St. Louis American Banner, Temperance
Battery, aud St. Louis Union, hare all awarded to il
unpreccdentod sucocss iu curing this disease. The edi
tor or Belleville (111.) Advocate w rites aud publishes Ha
magical effcfta in uuring him and uiauy around him.
Thu editors of the Glasgow Times, American Engle,
aud others of tho South aud West, havo given volunta
ry evidcuce oi their knowledge of its virtues. Th*
German National Gillette, published at
-street, iu the oity of New- York, under
s tho history of two important
lias jiersoual know ledge. One, th
could effect iiolhiug.
r also gives not
severe case ol
. Louis Orgau und lto-
- . . who had ft
tb-i spriugs, and had tho t routine!
physicians of our country ; they
She was uftlictod with cli'ouic rhi
forms. 11c w as instrumental in iuduciug a trial of this
compound, an*’ it effected a complete cure. Ho also
states that, a few weeks since, ho bought a bottle and
sent it to a gentleman, a friend of his, who seemed a
victim to this disease: this bottle cured him.
We might add editorials, aud till this entire sheet, but
will give a fewuauiesof prominent physicians, mer
chants, aud others, uurod by it.
W. S. White, M. D., uu eminent physician of St.
Louis, writes to a brother member of the i rofussiou, Dr.
- “' “* * ’* ised the -
, of New York ; “I havo witness*
this compound i
been iu operations in purioi
every other remedy had bet
offer
scessful have
. . treatment of
Rheumatism. It is adapted to every form of the disease,
aud 1 know no complication contra-indicating its use. 1
hold it to be the duty uf a physician, when convinced of
the efficacy of a remudy, and iU superiority overall
Olliers, at loast for the sake of humanity to uso it."
J. M. Huso, M. IL, w rites from Ceutre College, Dan
ville, Ky., "that a young man, a member of the Col
lege, was so low, that iu consultation, ho and other pro
fuHsors had decidod that he oould not recover. They
finally coneluded to try this remedy, and to their great
astonishment one bottle rmfored lam soiuutaud well,
although he had not walked a step for six month* pre
viously; and tint, during twenty-five years' practice,
he had never before witnessed such a remarkable cure.'*
Professor 11. L. Dun hum, M. IL, uear Cincinnati,
witlit'
cler-
Ohio, joins in a certificate for publication wi
gyuicu of the Baptist Church, slating tin
highly respectable lady who was for eighth
tlicted, aud had beoome helpless, »ud tl
remedies known, as well as the skill of th
nout physicians, had failed, aud there seemed no hope
of rocovury, until they finally obtaiuod this ren.
and it curetl her sound und well.
Capt. J. II. Carvar, au old resident and highly
pcctable citiseu of Cinoinuati, states that he was
verely afflicted twenty-five years with chronic r/xeu
Item and neurulyin. Ills joints had becouio stiff, and
nothing gave him relief uulil he gut this compound, and
Mr. P. Price, merchant of New Orleans, writes that
he was Ten Years a cripple from uhronio rheumatism,
aud for three years oould scarcely turn himself in bed ;
it had affected his whole system. lie tried all remedies
he oould hoar of, and all the most celebrated physicians
but found no relief uutil he obtained this compound,
J him effectually. We might give huudrods
t he had loet all ho
edy, bought it and took it home,
! detail J
thu letters and
el, Rev. N. G. Bcrryi
Kelly, ltev. U. *
Rev.Jas.Miteh-
J. 11. Liun, Rev. J. M.
Colburn, and otli
other clergymen: while
of lieu. J. Smith, late Prusiuout of
the Bank of the State or Missouri: Geo. O. Athertou,
Officer in the Bank iu St. Louis; Messrs. Jss II. Eddy,
8. Dow ning, A. Holland, C. W. Stone, J. W. Christy,
Joseph Southack, with other prominent merchant* of
St. Louis, \« also vast numbers of other citixen.
This is home evidence, aud these are living witnesses
this great remedy was
* av* bee
etora Ir
Ccutral Office at No. 1 Barclay
louse) in the city of New York, whore all urdq/s for
his ntodioino will be promptly attended to.
This is a Vegetable spirit—au internal remedy, nre-
ared and recommended for this oho disease alonu. This
t will oure ! *
Price, $6 per single bottle; or, three bottles for $10.
W. V. ALEXANDER 4 CO., Proprietors, N. Y.
Sold by A. 8OLOMONS 4 CO., and
16 quarter casks do.
1 pipe very choice old do.
r Office, 197 Bay street.
EPPING 4 KRETZ.
CHOCOLATE.—Jui
12 Batons Sucre de puiunie.
12 “ Chocolate.
22 lbs Choice "
12 Boxes Deiguet dabricoU.
12 “ Couissons.
IU " Fruits Castelano.
22 Ms. Marou* Glace.
55 " FruitsConfits.
6 Boxes pieds de Sanglier truffe*.
For sale by l jan 21] J. BOU88EAU.
UEKR1NG.-4U boxes Scaled Herring
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchi
tis, Whooping-Cough, Croup, Asth
ma, and Consumption!
Ot all tho numerous medi-
cIaos ext4Mt,(andsomoof thorn
valuable) tor the care of pul
monary complaints, nothing
has ever been found which
could compare in effoots
with this preparation. Others
cure sometimes, but at all
and in all diseases of the
lungs and throat where uiedieine can give rcliof, this
will do it. It is pleasant to take, and perfect) • tal'o in
accordance with the directions. We do not advertise
for the information of those who have tried it, but
those who have not. Families that have known its val
ue will not be without it, and by its timely use, they
are secure from the dangerous consequence* of coughs
and colds, whioh neglected, ripen into fatal consump
The Diploma of the Massachusetts Institute was
aw arded to this preparation by the Board of Judges in
September, 184/; also, tho medals of the three great
Institutes of Art, in this country ; also, the Diploma of
the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, ha* been given to the
Cherry Pectoral, by their Government iu considera
tion of Us extraordinary excellence aud usefulness in
curing aflectious of the Lungs and Throat.
Read the following onf ' *'
perience of theeuiiuOt
tv of ST. JOUHs, May 8, 1851
lir. J. C. Ayer :—
Five years' trial of your Cherry Pectoral, iu my prac
tice, has proven what I foresaw frum it* composition,must
Im true, that it eradicates aud cures the colds and
coughs to which w e, iu this suction, are peculiarly lia-
I think its equal has not yet boon discovered, nor do
I know how a better remedy can be made for the dis
tempers of tho Throat aud Lungs.
J.J. BUR I ON, M. D., F. R. 8.
wasted constitution, noto
t a thousand more :
Si'ORL'UY, Jan. 24th, 1851.
Dr. Ayer:—In the month of July lost I was attacked
by a violent diarrhoea la the mines of California. 1 re
turned to San Francico iu hope of receiving benefit
from cliauge of diet and climate. My diarrhu-a ceased,
but was followed by a severe cough—r.nd much aore-
uess. 1 tiually started for home, but received uo benefit
from the voyage. My cough oontiuued to grow worse,
and when 1 arrived lu New York, 1 was at onco mark
ed by my acquaintance as a victim of consumption. I
must oonfess that I saw no sufficient reason to doubt
what my friends all believed. At this time I comuienc-
. w j th Jittle
AUCTION fi.
By PMIbrich * Bell.
TO-MOUROW, J«o. to. *t 11 .’.Ink,
will be eol-1 lu front of store, the usual assortment of
Groceries, Provision*, Liquors. Crockery and Glaee-
ware, Dry Goods, uew and eeoond haud Furniture,
Clothing, Fane/ Articles, Clocks, Watches, Cutlery, ft*.
1 erras oaih before delivery.
N. n.—au articles purchased at auction, and not Bot
tled for before the next regular sale, will benold forao-
tount and riek of the former pnrehager.
h _ Yaiunble Zands at Auction,
. On TUESDAY, Feb. 1, at II o'clock,
Will b* told In front of the CodM Hone*, Garden Lot No.
98, situate on the Louisville Road, west of Oi* oity of
Savannah, oonUining by reeont surroy, Fivo and a half
Acres. Alee, Farm Lot No. V. Carpenter. Tythio*.
Decker Ward, iu Chatham County, near th* Ciftw
c,BlatnlD| by ...... BO. pMll”
utn, .Mt-punlMMu forUtm.
Administrator's Balt.
On TUESDAY, March 1,
Will be sold during the legal honr* of sale, in front of
the Court House, in the oity of Savannah, the following
valuable lots, w ith improvements thereon, vis. : _i u t
No. 6, and half Lot No. 7 Franklin Ward, fronting ou
Bey street, subject to an aunual ground rent to the oity
of $47 71, and a lease that expires on the 1st uf Nov'ber
next. Also, Lot No. 23 Washington Ward, fronting on
Washington square, subject to annual groundront to
the oity of $18 22, and a lease that expires on the first
of October next. Also, Lot No. 32 Green Ward, oorner
of York and Price streets, subject to a lease tbat ex
pires on the 1st of November next, belonging to the es
tate of F. W. lleiuemau, deceased, and sold by permis
sion of Court, and by order of the administrator, fur the
beuofit of th* heirs of said estate—terms cash, purchas
ers paying for titles.
aged 6 years,
sold for no faolt.
e aged 7 months, prime and likely,
2000 bushels prim* White C>
finwrisi, Provisions, itc.
PUILBR1CK k BELL offer on accommodating terms,
at private sale:
bbls. N. E. Rum. 25 bbls. Peach Brandy,
2fl bbls. Monongahola Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Uin.lt
half pipe* Oognac Brandy. 10 casks "Htuall Still"
Scotch Whisky, 1 minolieon Irish Whisky (MoMahan's),
ft eighth casks Pfnet, CastllKon k Co. and Uonnessy
Brandy. 200 dos. of fine Madeira, Sherry and Pert
Wines. Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whisky and Cherry Bran
dy—all private stock.
Bacon.—20 casks Sides, 10 casks Usms, 15 casks
CCMBNT.—150 bbls. Ruaendalfl Cement Co.
" -100 bbls. Canal. 60 bbls. Richmond.
"5 craves assorted Common aud Granite.
' Tumblers, assorted, 10 otsos
imps, Molasses Cans, 4o.
Cuocknky.
Glasswari.
Wluos, lft bbls. .
Crackrii.m.—1(1 wliole and 10 half blils. Boston.
Cibars.—00,000 Common Gorman Cigars, 20,000 Span
ish Imported do.
Scales.—A large assortment of Fairbanks Platform.
Also a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Ware, Brass Clocks,
Fanoy Soaps, Fa cy Articles. Ao. 4c. jy 14
4 at Private Sale.
and for sale low, lfli) bbls. Roseudalo Cement, 26 do.
Plaster Pari*. sop t
Fiitrbunk's Patent Plat/orm stales.
(Improved in quality and reduced in price,) adapted to
every required operation of weighing—as Railroad
Scales for trains or single cars, in use on the principal
railroads iu the United Statos and Great Britain; IVure-
house Scales; Heavy Portable Scales, on wheels, for
Foundries, Rolling Mills, Ac.; Store Scales, various
modifications: Counter 8cales; Hay und Coal Scales, Ac.
Theso Scales have been long kuowu aud aevorely tested,
aud the universal confidence felt in their accuracy ana
perfect adjustment is such, that they are uow rogarded
. from which there 'is no appeaf*'.
salo in all their varieties by PillLBRICK 4 BELL,
^mmmsmm^^^£££^n8avannah.
LOTTERIES.
- lottery, Class No. 14, drawn in Augusta i- ...
'-•tli inst.:
76 78 77 10 70 18 13 29 64 8 71 36 G9
Nos. 8 36 59 und 10 18 29, Prists Boldin the above.
GEOKCalA STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS NO. 16,
tor the benefit of the Indsitendcnt Fire Co. at Augusta.
F. C. BARBER ft CO., Alanagers.
FINE SCHEME!
$5,000!—$2,000!
l»50o* 1,200! 1,000!
And more than $70,OUU in Smaller. JPtizts.
Tickets only >2—Shares in proportion.
Tickets and sharss for sale, and Prises cashed on di
iBaud. by GKO. 8. GRAY,
j*n26 No.ftOwene'i Building, opposite Pulaski House.
(■KEENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERY OFFICE*
Bay Lnuo, near KulLMirect.
GREGORY ft MAURY, Managers.
a ll lu'zi 11 13 7 8 in 17 06 14 (10 IS SI
Also of Class 10:
43 14 29 50 Oft 40 2ft 70 19 41 66 3 47 46
F.. WITU1NGTON.
* XT It A CLASS 7.
To be decided by the drawing of Delaware Lc’tery,
Class 20,
rn at Wilmington, Del., This Day
78 Numbers—13 Drawn Ballot*.
CAPITAL:
$12,000!—$11,000!—$10,000!
Ao. Ac. Ao. Ao. Ae.
Tieketa $5—Bharea In proportion.
Tiokets and Shares, either singly or by the package
for sal* by E. WITlIINOTUN,
Vender for Gregory A Maury.
J*p 25 Bay Lane, near Bull-street
SStfSSiL.,
Match** Dry Goods,
oy ArtieJ««, Ao. Terms
'•Cutleryjj t
Also. Saosud IRnd Fur*lture* f Desks Clooks, and n
fine assortment of Jewelry. cioouv ana 4
N. B.—All articles purchased atanetlon and net
tied for before the next regular sale, wilU* ild fo/J-
(h* rnm«* *
count and risk ef the former purchaser.
At Private
A new OotT
will be sold
... Private Sate.
4 Clocks, 8 day and SOhonr
Hata-20 cases plain blaok and Silk Hats
Cigars—HM,200 Cigars, various brands
Jewalrv—A fine assortment of Watches, Rinas. Ao:
Umbrellas—30Hosen Umbrellas ’ * '
Toa-J|B chest* Green aud Black Teas
l envy Goods—A lot of Aceordioxs, Ao., to.
Soap—50 boxes fancy and Toilet Soap
“ 2ft do Colgate No. 1 Pale and Family
Brooms—AO dos on Brooms,
Tobacco—5 bales 2>af Tobaooo
do Sweet Malaga Win*
10 eight:.
10 *do ^ „
2fl bbls N. E. R um
25 do Doniostio Brandy
* HoUan* Gin
10 bbls Bye Gin
10 do Rectified Whisky
2 do Old SootcU do.
2 do Irish do.
6 do uld Monongahklado.
6 quarter casks Canary Wi»#
10 do do Teneriff aud Madeira.
Carrsr.—30 hags Prime Rio Coffee
uT'”i2 Crockery, ueorted
—1« Tumblers, assorted
v double Matraswe.
Ti-'MiiLKua.—30 c
ALatbessks.-
„ Iron Safes.
From the wanufaotury of Pleroe A Valentina. Was
WANTED.
.. SITUATION WANTED
T>Y A YOUNG MAN—in a Grocery Store, Bar*
1$ room, or In a Hotel—good reference wiU be given.
Inquire at this office. g# • ■
W ANTED 'I
^20.000 bushel
TO PURCHASE.—10,000 to
WANTED.
A NEGRO WOMAN—who
»Un-
VST
AKJ
jan 13
ml* Cooking. Apply at this Office. 2 Jamil
TO HI UK. “
FIRST RATE BRICKLAYER—by the year.
XAT ANTED.—A aituution as Overseer on a Cot*
ATLri 0 .:"■ 1,wN "" tr > r - R ’ r "V
follows, Il _
[dfio 3i i _ NM. WRIOU^
WANTED.
IM)Y, White or^ Colored—one who hnowt tha
THE highest ca*U prices will be paid for 10 o
1. “MMr NEGRO FELLOWS an4 0 cr 8 BOYl
^iiiiiGtL8 : sep i5 BROWN A HARRIS.
Houses and Lands.
M To Rent*
Four Brlok Tenement Houses, on Jones-st.,near
Abercorn, two stories on a basement, having ■
Rooms, with Kitchen and eervant's Room, and very
highly finishod. Will be rented from 1st ot February
uutil 1st November next. Apply to
j»n22 C. FERRY.
l.'XKCi
Fa first ■
House, in t
XECUTOK’M SALE.—Will bo sold ou tho
orable the Suporior Court of Chatham county, the fol
lowing Real Estate and Negroes, belonging to the estata
R^njunln Snider, deoenacd, for the pnrpoea
vf division among hie heirs, to wit: Lot number twenty -
one and improvements, Pulaski Ward; Lota aombec
iiflsta and r*»tp*ui, and iisprorsmenU, Curry ton
corner West Broad and lix.*r!s ■*— *—-* ■
of two tractions and two Lott
thirty-four, fivo, six and seven
proved, adjniuing west side of
tho city of Savannah; and tw
women and children—among them i
servants, on* carpenter, Ac.; also, <.
and Wagon. Terms on the day of sale, p
paring titles.
Persons wishing to purohasc, will please examine tha
premises before sale day. SEABORN GOODALL.
Savannah, 19th Juu'y, 1853. [jau2U tdj Executor.
M TO KENT—Three tenement Iloueoe, euclt
having five rooms, with a kitchen separate, aiti
ated uu the corner of Jones and Pnra* ate., net
the Railroad Depot.—Apply to J. MJxNkL.
,.-,u .r A. flontgomery-rt. and JBay-lSe.
ad taking your truly iuvaluabb
expectation of deriving any bcuetit from iUu*i
would not receive these lines did 1 uot regard it .
ty to state to the affiicted, through you, th >t my health,
ie fully restored. 1 attribute it to the use of your Cher
ry Pectoral. Your* truly
Dear Sir: Feeling t
premature grave, through yoi
Providence of God, 1 will ti'
you uiy gratitude.
. order, for sale by [ jan 17]
TOTICE.— 1 Cousigncoe per brig MACON, Iroiu
tlie expense and risk of owner*.
11ENBY K. WASHBURN, Agent.
M ACKKUUL. at COBFISH. —5U puckoge.
No. 1 Mackerel, In whole, half and quarter bar
rel* und kite; 50 whole and half bble No. 2Maokeret;
10 kits Salmon; 20 quintal. Codfish, landing from schr.
UTTER AND UIIKKHK—IU kegs choice
Goshen Butter; 30boxes English Dairy Cheese;
i Pine Apple de; 6 bbls Smoki •. ueef nud Tongues,
lauding from steamer Florida and for sale by
jan 19 CLAOUUBN A CUNNINGHAM.
Dl
W
AVANA H KG A KH.—25,04)0 Moreilu brand
Ciliadrado. 10,000 L* Vox. a superior artiole, 16,-
... Lsx Crux, 10,000 Riondbs. Primero, 15,000 la flor de
la rega, 10,000 London alia, tot sale by
A. BONAUD,
jan 21 Cor. B*y aud Whltaker-M.
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PHICEH.
W E are now offering the balauce of our eiock
of Fall and Winter Ready Mad* Clothing at re
turned prices-w* will uot say at oost—but a* low as any
‘ <t Hon to U ths dtj, ou our usuiil credit terms.
SOBINSOM ft CAMP.
other ■■
T«3l
WILLIAM W. SMITH.
Wxsuington, Px., April 12, 1848.
» been spared from a
„ nstruraentality by tho
take the liberty to expreas to
uy gratitude.
•nigh aud the alarming symptoms of consumption
au reduced me too low to leave me anything like hope,
hen my physician brought me a bottle of your *' Pxo-
ikal." It tueuied to affurd immediate relief, and now
i a few weeks time has restored me to sound health.
If it will do for others what it has for uie,youare cer
tainly oueof the benefactors of mankind.
Sincerely wishing you every blessing, I am
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN J. CLARKE. Rector of St. Peter's Church.
With such assurauce and from such men, no stronger
proof can be adduced unless it bo from its effect* upon
trial. Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mau.
Sold by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.. W. W. LINCOLN,
and T. M. TURNER A CO., Savannah, and all Drug-
gi»t* everywhere. sod—law trl-w nov 16
Cnunl Flour, Potatoes. &c.
inf! BBLS. Ilirum Smith and liue Geues>ee Flour
lUly 40 bbls. do. do. extra do. Uo.
2A0 bbls. superior Pink Eye Planting Potatoes
150 do. Mercer aad Carter eating
IUU do. E. Phelp's Gin
80 do. Buttei, Sugar and Soda Crackers
20 do. Treadwell's Pilot Bread
60 boxes do. Soda Biscuit
80 do. Beodeli's 6# and 8* Tr.llow Candles
7ft do. Colgate’s Pearl SUrob,
Landing and for sale by
jau24 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
f AY.—2U0bule* Eustorn aud Northern Hoy for
H A ^
by
DAVID R. DILLON,
Foot of West-Brood-et.
/ lIDEK.—10 bills. John Uhl’s best Cnlor, land-
V Ins M>d for sale by
janJM BB1GUAM, KELLY ft CO.
I 200 bbls. superflnt Howard streot Flour
00 hhds. prime Bacon Sides
20 do. do. do. ShoulJeru,
Received and ferxale by
r-xale by
8CRANTOR, JOHNSTON ft CO.
Off— No. 153 Buy-Street 2 Doors East of th* City Hotel,
D RAWN NUMUERH — Of Georgia Stair
lottery, Class 14, drawn in Augusta on the 24tli
instant:
76 78 77 10 70 18 13 29 64 8 71 36 59
i Thursday Morning, January 27th,
Tickets, $9; Halves, 1.; Quarters, 50 ets.
j$^ Orders from the country answered promptly,
drawings sene regularly, and prise* cashed on demand
at thie offleo, by
jan 25 CHARLES B. PATTERSON.
FLEMING A M1LLEN.
The undersiguod, having united in tho praetlee of Law
will attend punctually to.any business eu-
OKDINARY'8 OFFICE,
Comer of Day and Whitaker streets.
Office hoars from tf A. M. to 2 P. M., and 3& P. M. t
r. M.ly jan 31
GROE8 AND LAND.—Pursuant to an ordsrof
the honorable the Ordinary of Liberty oountv. there
will be sold ou the first Tuosday In' March next, afi
lliueavtlle, all the Negroes belonging to the estate off
I.ou»* LeConto, dec d, late of said county—a prime gang.
45 iu number. Terms one-half cash, the balance in one
and two j ears, with intorost from date—notes, with ap
proved security.
Also, th* Plantation known as Clin HilL In Liberty
county. Term* made known on th* day of aale.
. . TUGS. C. NlSBET. Adm'r
JAP »40d of Loois LeConto, dco’d.
NOTICE.
Exccucor’w Hale of Real Eetale.
B Y virtue or au order from the Court of Ordlnn-
ry of Effingham County, when sitting for ordinary
purpost*, will be sold bslore the Court llouao door la
Springfield, on the first Tuesday in March, between tho
usual hour, of sale, all of the Real Estata of the !*to
Claibour* lievill, deouased—consisting of two hundred
e Savannah River, MoAl-
fourteen hundred acres,
hundred or more in order foe
„ _ 'ences, Dwellings, ai "
—- ;eiluut wells of water, and a first rate mm
stream. The above property is distance from Savanna)*
nineteen miles. Tho Augusta Road from Savannah
run* through them. The lands are well adapted to tho
.-ultivation of Cotton, Rice and Corn, bold fotadivfo
Terms made known on the day of a
E. W. SOLOMONS, Executor.
— jan 10
Etfiugliam County, January 8, 1863.
a.
To Kent.
A Brick Tenement ea Welt Bread etreet, wlli
(gilt uprifht reeme. For particrlar, apply 1
■
dec 18
John A. Gray, in the horn
aud Abercoru streets.
r at tho sjvnar of Jones
FOR HALE.
T OT WO. 10 WASHINGTON WARD.
Xj to (doc 21-tf) QUANTOCK, ROBERTS ft'
CO-FARTNEUSHIP NOTICE?
fPHK undnrsigiiRii Ims this clay associnlcd withliim
X Mr. HENRY C. KING, of Gljnn County, with
whom he will continue the Factorage and Commission
Business in this city, under thu firm of Hull A King.
JNO. 11. HULL, No. 210 Bay street.
Savannah,January 12, 1853.
Young's I?lainiuollfi Corn. ~
T HIS variety of YELLOW CORN which is be
ginning to attract the attention of our farmers,
recommends itself on Scoount of its early maturity,
abundant nruiluctiun, and sujnrxor weight. It is two
weeks earlier in maturing than any other Corn known
iu our country, aud weighs
Nlxt>-two poun<lw per bunliel.
It is also known to oontaiu more nutritious matter
thau any other variety of Cora. I recently sent a sam
ple to markot, in order to tost it* superiority, and 1 w as
" ' fifty per cent, more for it thau our common
omuianding. A few grains of it was first iu-
i abroad into West Ten-
Corn
troduced iu this couutry fi
ncisee, whsro it was found that thesollandoliniL.. _ _
admirably adapted to—its production. Tho stalk ia
somewhat larger but abonttii# u.ual height of th* com
mon while Corn, bearing generally two, and frequently
Three Ears ou u Stnlk.
The ear is very long aud grain well developed, with a
hard red eob, whioh ia a sure indication of soundness.
The Corn is un Yankee humbug—no wooden nutmeg
speculation, hut strictly what it purports to be. Anox
ia Its production was made last year iu Cas*
. . y Dr. R. M. Young, who is so well pleus-
ed with iu superiority and prulilie yield that he intends
unty, by Dr.
I with iu sups: . ,
this yoar to plant his entire crop with it.
my du- The Corn is neatly put up lu sacks holding one peek,
and can be had at Two Dollars per sack.
?o p Jr*“ 7
R. B. YOUNG.
Address the subscriber at Calhoun, Go. o
l n
la. GEO. J. SMITH,
jan 10 TW2w Agent in Savannah.
JL*c Courtier Des Etuts-Uuiis.
COURRIKK DEB ETATS-UNIB is the only
daily newspaper entirely in Frenoh, published in
T K Ci
1j
the UniU
i published duriug th* week, aud a selection of lit-
Tlie reproduction of the works of Dumas, 8ne, Lam-
-* ; n, Victor Hugo, Ae., published la either edition
ifepublie.D Principles, wi tli out which no Tree society
can exist. Prioe of the Daily **, aud W'eekly $3 per
annum—(uontaine 16 pages 4to. prlutod on hamieom*
paper). Subscriptions motived by
JOHN M. COOPER A CO.,
TAB 2m Agents for SarannAh.
CITY HOTEL,
liny Hireet, Savanonk, Oeor.la.
IlttJ nircci, nmunuiiu,
rpilIB long established ami favorably known Ho-
JL td occupies a central location in the eommeroial
portion of the city. The proprietor ia pleased to an
nounce U Ills old patrons, and those who may hereofter
B "* , i. „ • favor him with their vi*iu, that by reoeai additions aud
RAN.—1,000 bushels fresh Wheat Bran, for improvemeuU in hi* ejubliabmout he is placed in poa-
sale by DAVID B. DILLON, eeseiou of more extended mean* than heretofore for their
Foot of West Broad-street. eomfortandeouvenience. Particular aitentioa has been
given in the iat* alterations to tho apartments appropri
ated to ladle* and families, whioh, with other change* in
their arrangement, have now a private entrance to the
"ting-room, thus securing their oooupanu from any
ration from othor portions of th* Utilding, and afford-
vlaiting
securing their oooupanu from any
PL r pt-rt ions of to*'JUild lag, and a ford
ing thorn ail the priraciea o! home. Persona visiting
Savannah will find tha City Hotel all
it. noaffort on the part oi tho i
spared ^ o rnakejt #o.
f. CONDON, PropritUv
To item.
Tli. Upper Put of 99 Br,,u atreet. I on. Ire
on the premises. o«t3C
M FOR KKNT.-The Brick Store nt Ui*
foot of Whitaker-street, (Stoney Bluff), now o« 1
cupied by Messrs. R Habersham A Bon. Unease
■i jn given IOth November next. Apply to
ir 6 COHENS ft HERTS.
Guardiou’s Sale*
O N the first Tuesduy in March, will be sold be
fore the Court House door, in tho town of Jeffer
son, ln Carnduu County—one half undivided Interest in
Lot No. 26-in the town of Bt. Marys. Sold os thu
property of Susan A. Ilopkins, by permission of th«
Honorable the Ordinary of Camden Connty, for bene
fit of said minor. ELIZABETH IL- HOPKINS,
deo2U 40d' * Guardian.
For Sale*
A STEAM SAW MILL, nearly
John’r River, East Florida. F
K»Loo^ 4]COHJENft ft HER
■t.
Vo Kent*
I ^OR 1 yoar, a WHARF STORK.
<*ct 8 FORT ft DUNHAM.
FOR HALE.
A DOUBLE Tenement und a single House—all
on a brick basement, and in a desirable and healthy
P“. rt °f 4h# city; at present reuts for $1,025. Apply
12 WM. WRIGHT.to
£
UR HALE OR EXCHANGE.—A Brick
Liberty street, fee simple,
-.,7 TawHSEiag*
I .'OK HALE.—A Lot m York atrect, 03 by VO
4- f ®° simple. .Um, a lot on Margaret street 60
by 90 feet, feu simple. Apply to
—WM, WRIGHT
NOTICE.
A LL person* indebted to the late firm of WOOD,
CLAUHORN A CO., either by note or open ac
count, are hereby notified that all claim* remaining
unsettled by 1st February next will be plaoed ia to*
hand* of au attorney for collection.
CLAQHORN A CUNNINGHAM.
liATAVIA AKKAt-K.-Ju.l receive, on.
L > puncheon of genuine Old Batavia Arrack, in etore
nd for sale by (jan lft] J. ROUSSEAU.
9 casks London Porter, landing and for sale bj
r. landing aud for sale by
McMahon a duyle.
If )() KHLH. AIEIlUER, Yellow, Pink-eye,
•iv/U Red, and White Potatoes for planting, just re
ceived from brig Phllura and for sale by
» 17 W. D. FORD.
L I AIK.—300 bblt. host Rockland Lime, laudiug
per brig Acorn, and for sal* by
J*a 6 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO.
S UGAR.—35 hhds. Nuw-Orloans Sugar, landing
from sebr. Martha Jane, and for sals by
jan 13 CLAGUOBN A CUNNINGHAM.
. . . _ por brig Susan Duncan from Boston.
Jau 19 BUNKER ft OGDEN.
Ol l.KT SBTS, Slop huckeu *u<i W.ier
S n Corresnoadenco of the Courrier de*
i generally admitted by the American
Proas as the best received iu the Uuited States. It ein-
i from the most- distinguished men, loth in the
• •• ..ell Press and Literature, and among them may be
mentioned Mr. Frederic Gaillardet, forinor Editor of
the Courrier.
The motto of the Courrier dea Etata-Unla ia " Inde- —
pesdenee and Impartiality." It open* its columns to all ' I ’•**% ■„« unt. lune,
opinions, but is foremost ia maiatainiug the great JL —Jellv Drainers, Curd Drainers, on hand aad
' r - - ' • made to order. ■ [jam lft] MORSE ft IT—— ~
r I 'Ol L
J. Carr
jan 19
. letju.tt.e.l^Jbyt, KUOLt
HEFEkuTOKs;
I villliU H(i«. ....
«:d In ul, bj
IJTTA >1SU0HA P
/ 1 IJTTA
\T the Pate
”jm 19° w ° u *~‘ it. coOran i
T>1U AlAJIH.—Jutt"n eeivoii & btiia. by sti
X nMM.M4fcrral.br