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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1853)
STEAMBOAT LINES. Savannah, Augusta and Hamburg. ire* w The Union Bteeasbost Company of G * oPr<lt Booth Carolina havingtho- nMNMMMniroiigbly overhauled and refitted thenu- perifir sUeu-peok«u U. L. COOK aud OREGON, with lighten, are now reedy to transport freight of all 1 description between Savannah. Augusta and Hamburg, with a# mifeb, If not more, dinpaich than any other bor.tn on the river. The ntenmers ere commended bv experienced end aucommodatlng onpUiiu, and all freight eonnlgned to their ageatn will lie forwarded free of Commissioui. The accouimodatione for panaen^ere equal if not superior to any boat# on th# river, b are *5,66. HENRY llARl'ER, I’r-, Savannah, E. F. KINCULEY A CO., ** JAMES HARPER A CO , Auguste. Savannah, 31st Sept., 1852. eop 21 UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA, Via Darien. Druunvrlck, HI. Alaryr», JACKSONVILLE, MIDDLEBUBG (Black Creok), AND PICOLATA. Leaves every Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, A. if. it in i . The supormr stoam-paoket WM. GAS- m % xU : .—NtuN. Capt. Shaw, will leave Tuesday BHBSrandBSBasAlorniug, at 16 unlock, aud will con- tinue to leave every Tuesday. The rales of passage by this boat are as follows: To Darien *3 00 St. Mary’s 4 50 Jacksonville... 0 60 Black Creek, Picolataand Palatka 8 60 For freight or passage apply on board, at Charleston •team-pocket wharf, or to au 24 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ts. TO TMVELLm iiUiNG NORTH. THE HA VANN All AND L’iiAULKHTON rLo^CZIefr U. 8. MAIL VLsda*' STEAM’PACKETS Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o’clock A. M., after the arrival of the night train of the Control Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day, oouueoting at Charleston with the Wlltuiugtbn Hteniii-PackelM, Whlsh leave with t" e U. S. Mail every day, at2tf P. M., and also with the New-York ami Clmrluntou Hleatnn.lilpn, Which leave Charleston every Wednesday aud Satur day afternoon. Passengers leaving Maoou on Tuesday oruuing*, will arrive iu time to oounect with the st>ieu- iid now steamship James Adger one week, and the steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charlestoa to New-York by Und route, *20—time 62 hours; by steamships, *25. [my 15J S. hi. LAFFITEAU, Agent. OFFOHiTiOxN LINK TO FLUltiDA. BATE OF PASSAGE REDUCED. II — . The superior new steampaeket WE- f»jqSl/4n«^LAKA, capt. N. King, leaVes every vHKKBHBiSaturday at 16 o'clock A. M. Rate of passage in largo airy state rooms, os follows: To Darien *3 66 8t. Mary's 4 50 Jacksonville 6 60 Pieolsta 8 00 Palatka 8 00 Black Creek 8 00 N. B.—Freight consigned to K. K. Duke, for Goals, will be shipped free of all charges at Palatka. Apply on board, at the Charleston Co.'s Wharf, or to fob 19 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. Bate** 11 - 8 - ™ a,, • SAVANNAH TO DABiBN. A LINK uf Four Horse Post Coaches leaves Sa- vunuah every Jitiiidity ami TliurMtlay, at 7 o’clock A. HI. k'or Dsricu, via Bryan Old Coiirt-IIouso, Riceboro' aud South Newport, arriving in Darien at 0 o'clock P. 31. lleturuiuK ou TucMtluya and Fridays^ Arriving in Savannah at 6 o'clock P. M., and connecting with the boat* for the North, aud the cars for the West. MAT Office iu Savannah, at Sawyer, Hollister A Co.’s Statues, oornor of State aud Whita-er sts. jan 13 ly U. L. HART, Proprietor. CBUTCIKFIGLD HOUSE, (Formerly Griffin House.) Chnttnuoogu, TenncuNoe. Euf| This well known HOTEL, situate! within a few &{{■ steps of the Passenger Car landing of thu Wust- •MsiML tf ru and Atlantic Railroad, is now upon, under the supervision of THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, assisted by Mr. J. W. F. Bkyson and Lady. This House, while uuder the control of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a very high reputation as a first class Hotel. Tho present Pro prietor having secured the services of Col. Griffin’s Bsrkoeper, aud having purchased his most excellent Cook aud House Roy aud having furnished the House entirely new, hopes to retain its high reputation, and merit public patronage. Passengers can be aucoiumo-. dated with an Omnibus to aud from the Boats, feb 18 [ly] THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, Prop. 11ATHINU IIOL'HK. T SI. HAYWOOD respectfully unnounccs to tho • iixens of Savannah thrt on and after this day, roll. 9th, the price of battling will be, for a single bath 56 ceuts, or 3 tickets for *1, until the 1st day of May next; from the ls*o! May until the 1st of November next, the priue of buttling will be 25 cents a bath, fe 9g XT KW WORK. Uy Miss M.J. Mclutosli. The ±\ Lolty and the Lowly; or. Good in All and in none All Good. lloart-Uistoriesand Life-Pictures. By T. S. Arthur. The Rector of St. Uardolph s, or Superauuuatod. By F. W. Shelton, A.M. PUTNAM'S MONTHLY FOR FEBRUARY. Ruth Garnott, or the Loves of the Earl of Rochester; a liuinuuco. By W. Harrison Ainsworth. Tho adventurer of Captaiu Blake. By W. H. Max well, author of Hector O’Haloran. The Flying Artillerist; a tale of Mcxioan Treachery. By llarry Haile. Further sapply of Napoleon In Exile; or a voice from ’ St. Helena. By Barry E. O'Meara, Esq. Tor Sale by JOHN 31. COOPER A CO. To Hire, A GOOD IIOUSK SERVANT—it good nurse for f\ children. Apply to mb 2 A. C. TOMS, 126 Bay street , B. D. Evans, A T T.O R N E V AT LAW, SXUNDKRSVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, GA., Will practice in the Courts of thu Middle Circuit. All busiuess committed to his care will bo executed with promptuexsand dispatch. RtrxHXNcxs.—Messrs. Both well A Smith, aud Dr H. L. Byrd, Savannah. ly. jan 27 Spring: Fashion. IB Messrs. BEEBE A CO.’S superior HATS of the spring Style, now in store und for sale at the P*n|int aud cap Store or N. K. BAUNUM A CO., fob 12 149 Congress Street. Pettigrew’s White Corn. fl^WO rurgons of the ubovo celebrated Corn for X Jale to arrive by (feb 12) C. A. L. LAMAR. NUT1CJK. T WISH to tlfopose of my interest in the brig X ROUT M. CHARLTON. For further particulars ;.pply to Vi. QUANTOCK, Ju., corner ot South Broad and Moutgomery-utreets, feb 5 tf or to JAS. QUANTOCK.Jlt. JW ° (jO-FAllTNKltSIUI» NUTIGPL 1 * f|iIIF uiuitirsignuil iiuu this day associated with him X Mr. HENRY C. K1NU, of Glyua County, with wuorn he will eoutinue the Factorage and Commission Business in this city, under thu firm of Hull A King. JNO. U. HULL, No. 216 Bay street. Savannah, January 12,1853. VALUABLE PROPitHTY FOlt SALK la Marietta, Ueorglu. t&L A large, well fiui.liod, COTTAGE BUILT 31 AN SION, with suporior out-buildings, gar- ^^^deus, orchards, Ao., all of which are new aud in compute order. The above was the summer residence ol the late Benj. Snider, aud can be bought to an advan tage by applying early to the subscriber at Savanuah. nov 27 tf JAMES J. SNIDER. New Spring: 4*oods. / \UGAN1HE aud Urucudu Atimiiu* \ / Striped and plain India Silks Plain and oheoked Glace Si ks Cheeked aud striped Mourning Silks 3iousquetine aud needle-worked Collar# i Uuder-Bleeve# of every style Alexander's colored Silk Gloves * Extra fine white Cotton Hose Embroidered Lawn Hsud kerchiefs White Sstiu, Dress Triminiugs Black, white aud colored l’riuta, Ac. Ao. 1c. Just received by W. C. WADSWORTH, feb 23 Under Marshall House, Broughton-st. XT OTICK.—The undersigned copartners of the Xx late firm of “ Quantock, Roberts A Co.,” having purchased the entire interest uf James Quanlock, Jr., iu said firm, will contiuue the lurnbur and timber business in thia city, under the name and atyle of “J. Roberta A Co.” JEFFERSON ROBERTS, LAWRENCE B. 3loCONN, fob 23 ROBERT AUSTIN. COPAKTNKUtollfll* NOTICE. fflHE undersigned have this day uasocinlcd them- X solves together uudor the uamc and style of Kunip- ton A Verstille, for the transautiou of a general Dry- Goods business. Having taken ths stand In Wuriug's Range, No. 72 St. Julian, and 167 Bryan-sts.;wext door to Messrs. F. Zogbaum A Co.'s 3lusio store, they will, in a few days, be prepared to offer to their friends and the public, a handsome and well selected assortment of Spring Goods. EDWARD S. KEUPTON, feb 19 HENRY W. VERSTILLE. 1JACON, 11A IU .*4, LAUD.-ti-hhds Bacon l > Shoulders; 3 tierces Hams; 8 bbls now Bacon Dams: IN) kegs new Loaf Lard, for aale to arrive per sohr Geo J Jones from Baltimore, by jan 19 BUNKER A OGDEN. fj^ULTUN MAHI1ET 11 KEF.—-10 half hbla. X 1 Hams Fulton filarket Beef, lauding and for sals by fob 9 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. SEED OATH! HEED OATH ! TN LARGE QUANTITIES—for sale by X feb 14 2w HARRIS A CO. KXCflANCJK WANTED. Qn TO GU DAY DRAFTS ou New York, wanted OU by (jan 31) C. A. L. LAMAR. L)UTTER AND CIIKK8K.-50 kegs choice 1) Goshen Butter; 25 boxos choice Cheese. Landing from steamer Alnbaiua, and for sale by fibiU CLAiJIlOIlN A CUNNINGHAM. |JUUK.—'SO hhls. new Mess und Prime Pork, X landing and for sale by feb 33 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. XT ktW HAM8.-500 new Sugur cured ( i *, ll for sale by [feb 19] COHEN A TAR V W. D. FORI), fDEALER in fm« GROCERIES,TEAS, FRUITS 1) and.NUTS, Jefloraon-stroct, feb 24 WALDBURO'8 BUILDING. / \RANCiEH, Lemotia, Apnles, Bunuouus, Pine \j Apples. Nute, Ao., jast received and for sale by lab 24 W. D. FORD. /~VlDKR, Caual Flour, extra, Refined Sugars; \j just rsoeived and for sale by tab 24 W. D. FOBD. X AMP OIL. Candles, Sporm, Adamantine uuil X J Tsl iow. For salo by [fob 24] W. D. FORD. POTATOES-—10 Tibia, fine Eutiug Potatoes, i just roeelved sad for sale by fob 24 W. D. FORI). d VNIONH, Checao, Dried Tongue#, Pickled do., \_/ and Fulton Market Beuf, just received and for file by [fob 21J W. D. FORD. i iORN, HAY nud OATH« for sale in lota lo VV iuit pnreitaa.rj. UKOWN A UAKH19. f»l Ai W..I Drimd-st. UHlilu. £\ MNABIIRtl H.—Colton Osnuburgs, from Plantera’ Factory, In store. For salo by «ab $4 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CD. SAVANNAH MORNING WEWB,. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY- IB53 Advertisements. STEAMSHIP LINES. (I. M. MAIL. I,INK. THROUGH IN 5# TO 55 HOURS. Rew-York fc Charleston Stteam-faektls. , heurvAdgst’vvrhnifotsrsty Saturday ftA.rtn-noon und each alternate Wninss- L.Ioy. On Saturday the now andaplen• Idiif Steamships 1 Afl. AUGER Cat-l. J. Dfokinson 1,500 Ton*. M uUON Capt. AL Barr/..; 1,200 Tom. - The SOUTHERNER, W. Foster command# r, will eava aaoh alternate Wednesday -having beon newly coppered and guards raised, is now in complete order. ,jr For Freight or Passage, having elegant State Room accommodation*, apply at tho office of tne %*vnt, HENRY MISSROON, Corner East Bay and Adger*s 8c« Wharves. N. B.—A new ship trill be placed on the line to eon- n«.:t Kith tho Southerner on Wednesdays. feb Hi U.8.M. STKAMHIIIP IMABKL, I William Rollins commander,between nail on tho 8th and 22d of dacli month. The ISABEL will also connect at Havana with tho United States Mail Steam Company's Llue to New Or- ’"vioVsts for Key West and Havana can bo had of COHENS A licit!'/, Agents at Savannah. Tickets “or Now Orleans, AspiUWall and San Iran- olacooan be had by.applyingto MOHUECAIA CO., Charleston, S. C. Passengers this trip (of the 15th Inst.) will conueot With the splendid Steamer Ooideu Onto at Panama. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia anil tiaoannah Steam Naviga tion Company. 1 _ The new and splendid side-wheol ^jhZgBjjk ■ t ? uuu, ‘‘l‘ STATEOF GEORGIA, of lins, has oouimuucud her regular trips, ■BOO*and will leave Savannah on Wodnes- day. the Sth Sept., and every alternate Wednesday thnrealtor; say on ths 22d Sept., and Oth and 26 th Oct., aud 3d and 17th Nov., and so on. This ship has boon built with entire regard t-9 safety, eoiufore aud dGpatoh, aud olfors now aud adinirablu fa- e,lit.es to business aud travel. Fok- freight or passage, anuly to C. A. L. l.AMAK, Agent in Savauuab. jan 21 HERON A MAR TIN, Ag'ts in Philadelphia. NEW YORK & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE Weekly. The new aud splendid steamships FLORIDA,Capt. VVood hull, aud ALA- 'AII AM A, Capt. Ludlow, bolougiug to ■ the New York aud Savannah Steam Navigation Compauy, will leave Sa vannah and New York every Saturday. Those ships are of 1,360 tons register, and unsurpass ed in safety, speed and comfort. These steamers, leaving Savannah at the same time that the Marion and Southerner leave Charleston, ar rive in Now York ag soon as or before them. «4TCabiu passage $25, payable before going on board. Agents: PADELFOKD, FAY A'Co, Savannah. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, jy 14 194 Front-street, New York. SHIP LINES. (IK. UOA£ WILLIS A BRUNDAGE. D‘ WILLIS A BRUNDauE. FOR NEW VOR11—Old Established Litre. ^ The packet brig FHILUltA, A. P. Williams, .j'TJ jr\ master, will have dispatch as above. For freight SSrnMm >r passage, apply on board, at Telfair's whurf, or to [fob 2iJ BRIGHAM, KELLY A CU KOR PRiisADKJLFiiAA—Aieiou's a<iue. The regular packet schr. B. E. SilAHP, Sharp master, will have dispatch for the above port. For freight or passage apply to WILLIS A BRUNDAGK. FOR NEW YORK-NEW LINE. The regular packet sohoonor VIRGINIA, Capt. Axworuioy. will meet with;dispatchfor the above aUMbport. For freight or passage apply to Captain on board Of to [fob 2s j li. It W ASliliURN, Ag t. FOR NhW YURK-Beurgut JLiue. Tiiesehr. ECLIPSE, Captain Hosier, will have dispatch for the above port. For freight or pos tage apply to , (fo 19) ROWLAND A WILLIS A slUUNDAGE. FORNKW kORIl—iSritf Liu . Thu fast sailing regular packet brig EXCEL, *11. Tallmun master, having a large portion ol r cargo engaged will have dispatch. For bal- lob IS ui freight apply WASIIBURN, WILDER A CO. FOK PHILADELPHIA. The fine now fast sailing sohr. JOHN PUIL- LIPS, Bridges master, having most of her car- mMIKi jo engaged will meet with quick dispatch.— For untunes of freight or paasugo apply to COHENS A HERTZ. FUR NKW YORK.—New Line. The regular packet bark PETER DEMILL. jjfcCapt. N. Hoey, will meet with quiuk dispatch B or the above port. For freight or passage apply ptulu ou board at Andersou's Lower « hart', or ' 1(1 II. k. WASHBURN, Agent. BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. k dispatch os above. For deck freight apply feb id BRIGHAM, kELLf A C Lumber Frelaut Wauled. The suhr. N. BERRY, Capt. Pendleton, 150 U burthen, will meet with uispatoh lor a oargi ■SflKi.iuuucr for a Northern, Eastern or Soutm port. Apply to (fo 16] H. K. WASHBURN, Ageni -M FOR PHIL AUKlPHIA. Tin tine fust sailing brig ENOCH PRATT J. Brightman master, will nave quiuk dispatch iFor freight of CoUuu on deck, or passage, ftpplj [fob 14J COllENa AiiLrtTA. Wilson master, having part of her cargo eu- ■nWKi jttgod will have immediate dispatch. Furr iuaiua-jr ol freight rooU, or passage, apply to ' feb 14 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO, Vessel Wanted Inr Pair Huven or No lied lord. - Avossol wauted to load at Doboy Island for vlW*Fair Haven or Now Bedford. Apply to 2t£fi£ lob 14 ROWLAND A CO. FOR LIVEUPUUL - Thi new ship GROTTO, Capfu Stewart, hav- «fcwa ln K most of uur cargo engaged and going on liiilsli ioaad will have quick dlspaton. t or freight 306 “S wu™. »pp)r « BRIUUAUi KELLY t c0 . FOR BALTIMORE—icoRiilnr Line. Tho schooner URANIA, B. F. Heuderion uu tur, wiU in 001 wita dispatch as above. nNM*i freight or tutusage apply uu board at Telfair's ^tfart or to (fehW BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. Vessel YVuuted for Fliiladolpiiiu. l. A high rate of freight will be paid lor a vessi mL to load for Philadelphia. Apply to WSt feb 6 WILLIS & BRUNDAGE. VESSELS WANTED UN FREibilil' OR 1U1AKTKK. , Freights for Northern, Eastern and I t oot7-lyl WILLIS A BRUNDAQE.S *» l.oou out for tho Engine when tlio , WlIleffLE 1ILUWS.» u Competition is tho Isifp of Trado.” “TUltS ‘Ai« r NOW Ad THEY UdETr - ' ✓Tho atteiitiun ot'lhepub- '"a is called to the large and, kpieuuiu stock of all kinds of CAUttlAGSS, constantly kept on hand by the Subscribor. Persons trading to Savduuah will pleasu to bui miud tlut they are indebted to the undersigm , lower ino the price* of Carrinycs in thin market from 16 to 20 per cent. 1 take pleasure in stating that my Mauufacturiug muke Carriages expressly for tuis market; so my pat rons wlF uerceive that it is my determination to glvt the rnosv -iitue satisfaction to all who may be pleased t< DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. J. has practiced his Profession iu New York for »• of the country—such ua Drs. Uakhih a --tilling, extracting, oorrnatlug irregularitios iu chil dren’s Teeth, Ao., Ae. The public is therefore uotiiiei that the above connection (a made with a view to pro rely upou getting the very best materials at a reasoua bay m»u ah, February 1-ltti, 1853. 11. J. ROYALL. 1>A li 1 COHEN A TARVER. aruoloeInstore.to bo Hold cheap lor cash, a iu any part of the olty free of charge, by feb 1 & B. SHALLY, St. At ■fl BW-OllLEANS WHISKY—luu _ . fltst quality N- O. WhUky, Smith A Co.’e b lauding per w eby COHENS A llERT/. (SLTvAR.—U - . (fob lyjj^—■ IJUIMK NKW-UULKANS X hhde. Prime New-Grieaus Sug <whr, Johu Phillips, from New-Orluaas. for sale f«t 1/ COHENS A HE; PRICE A*VEADER, 147 Bay-et. X' OttHUiN UliUOIUAif4 blf pipes Olard JL v PWV * Co., Brandy, 15 qr. do. do.-our t>wn iiu- jss^itfjrr^BSja; MSa- -4 ' or I INO for public and private grounds, Verandahs, Indow Guards and Grating; WROUGHT and CAST IRON HAILINO, Iron _ jhiinns, Iron Doors and Shntters, Iron Bedsteads, and Iron Furniture; WIRE FENCES, for Plantations. Railroads, to., iade entirely on a new plan, wltfc rails and iron posts, rices at B, 11 and IS oeiiis per rnnuing foot 4^ feet igh. For circulars with dsslgns address JNO. U. WIOJCEH8IIAM, .812 Uroadway. New-Ycrk. N. B.—The Subscriber would refer to tne enclosure of ietery of the Everett Naw-York Advoitisensente. Costar’s Exterminator. J ^OR TUB TOTAL EXTERMINATION C»F 1 Rats, Mice, Cookroaclios, Ants, Ground Mice, bias, Beetles, Criokets, Ao. Warranted not lujnrinur the human family. Will not die in their holes. Alt. i Kxtormlnator for tho total annihilation of BED- UG8. Principal Depot, 44A Broadway. Rci xuknoks.—Washington and Centro Markets; Mr. Hodges, Carlton House 1 D. D. Howard, Irving House; Captain Flowers, Pacific Hotel; Shelley's Saloon, Johnson proprietor, Broadway and Anthony streets; Cbns. Thibuult, No. 15 Washington street; L. Delmo- nioo, 25 Broadway ; E. G. Howard, Editor of tho Sun day Times ; Westchester House, llowery and Broome streets ; W. Ilolborton, 48U Broome streot, and 75 Maiden Lane: Empire City House; P. V. King, 41 South street; George Gay, 07 Union Place ; Benjamin Wood, 40 MoDougal street; L. B. Binesse, 45 John street, and 80 8t. Mark's Place; Thomas Thomas, Jr. Architect, 304 Broad way. o give foctual trial, and having seen the wonderful effects of the same, and convinced of the superior efficacy of his Extorminator over any other preparation m ~ J to tho publio, I cordially recommend it. 1, cations of the Exterminator, 167 RAT8 were found dead in the kitchen and cellars. THOMAS KIRK, Bowery Hotel, 305 Bowary, New York, December Uth, 1851. For sale by all the wholesale druggists in tho city and the principal druggists in tho United States, Cauadas, Wes* Indies, Ac. Warranted in all cases. Nonegenuide unlexs signed by HENRY n. COSTAR, jy 29 ly 448 Broadway, Now York. $&T For sale by J. A. MAYER. 154 Broughtoa-st; nd by MOORE A HENDRICKSON. lie wise In time—’Tla folly to <!efer< AFFLICTED READI T HOUSANDS are suffering from disease from which there is no difficulty in being nermanei ‘ aud speedily relieved, provided tho moans be used, every vice uas its own punishment, so it would s< every disease has its remedy. This is true, and tb is nothing in- this life inure certain than that the AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most speedy and certaiu reinody for all diseases of a delica*- -h-r-ctor, known lo tho world. Adapted to every stage of the dis ease sex and constitution, at a . times and seasons, thcr* <• no fears of exposure, dotentiou from business, nor'reitnellun in diet;f rom the certain and speedy re lief it gives, it is now the most popular remedy of the day. Ten thousand cases hav« Lutm cured effectually by it during tho past year. Prepared by a practical physician, the afflicted can rely with confluence ou its curative powers over diseases of this character. Full directions accompany each bottle. ttA- CAUTION—Ask for the American Compound, and purchase only of the Agents. Observe that the genuine has the written Signature of the proprietor on the wrapper, and the name blown iu the Glass—Price For sale by A. A. Solomons A Co., Titos. M. Turner A \a>., W. W. Lincoln, Savannah: Phillip Moiso, Agusta; Kills A Co., Macon ; William Root, Marietta; and by Druggists in all the largo towns and Cities iu thn United States. eodly jy 2B Fhlladelphii 1’lKUO F-wrtes. O. C. B. CARTER No. 171 Cheetnut- lively mew assortment of PIANOBw just received fro^i the most < «lebmti*d makers, and of sucli patterns and finish aa to drfy competition. Messrs. *’ “ Thompson's tuvtrmsenta, unrivalled in the opinion of all competent Judges, km posresulng beauty and purity of tone never before attained by auy maker. Also, PIANOS with J30LIAN Attachment, Church and Parlor ORGANS, 8F.UAPHINE8 and MKLODK- ONS, nil of which are wiuranted, and will be sold at the manufacturers* lowest cash prices. Ail cash orders for music promptly attended to. Second hand Pianos bought and sold. Pianos tuned and repaired. P. 8.—The extraordinary success of the PHILADEL PHIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC, and the perfvetsatie- foction it has given, Inducos tho subscriber to oontinue It. Lesson! In SINGING. PIANO, IIARP, GUITAR, Ao.^are given by Artists of the very highest ability. It uBetll but bo mentioned! that 8ig. ANDREA ALFISI. and Mademoiselle HELENE HCIIAAFF, who stanu | re-eminent among the profession, are connected with tho Instiaition, and devote their tlmo and talent# to tho pupils. [Je86 ly] O. O. B. CARTER, Principal. ODOROK i. HENKEL'S, No. 173 Chestnut-street, Philadelphia. OPPOSITE TflK HTATK IIOUHU, Has just received from France his Spring assortment of FURNITURE COVERINGS OUST AIN MATERIAL, ( -tOMI-HlsIM. nil Hi" »•« wild u.himiubll color. / in Bronatello, Plush and Satin I)e Lsine. 6urUius hung in the most substantial manner. ELEGANT FURNITURE, OF FRENCH MANUFACTURE, in sets for Drawing-Rooms, always on hand or import ed to order. , , . Persons wishing to Furnish in the latest styls la the Fall, are reipectfully Informed that we are now having manufactured in Paris twenty fine sets bf superb Rose wood Drawing-Rouin Furnlturo, of which the sample sets have boon received. Tho style is entirolytiewand of the most graceful design. Those wishing to Furnish now will please call and examine the immense stock on baud beforo purchasing, as the goods will be sold low. A large assortment of well finished plain Mahogany and Walnut Furniture always on band, foreale cheap. j«26 »: AEECOCK’S PLASTERS THE MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLASTER Of the Nineteenth Century. TTTSTORY—Tho history of tho.e plasters would XJL occupy more space than can be spared in these limits. Suffice it to say, that the roost eminent chem ists aud physicians of the United States and of Europe were consulted as to their composition. But it was left to Mr. Allcock, who for seven yearshad the entire charge of Messrs. Itushton's Astor House store, to perfeutthem for public use. They are made porous, so that the e poration of the perspiration can goon nuffiuieutly wli... the plaster is applied, without, as with other plasters, causing the accumulation of acrid fluid, which oorodes the skin and occasions uinuy unpleasant sensations, not necessary for the cure or alleviation of affections for which a plaster is usually applied. They are tonio aud carminative, which renders them of peculiar value in many affoctions of the chest and bowels, more especially when a nervous character; they iu fact warm, and to a certain extent, vitalise the part upou which they are applied. Thosu strengthening, warming, and pain-rolieving plasters, w ill be found invaluable in weakness of the back, chronic rhoumatism.and contractions of the mua- ules; neuralgia, local nervous affoctions; in asthma, and pains in tho sido or ohest, especially when proceed ing from dyspepsia or weakness, or a souse of coldness at the nit of the stomach; iu ckrouic or recent affec tions of the kidneys; in cases of sprains, strains, or bruises ; and in nearly all cases where a loeal pain or weakness exists. The reader is especially referred to tho following tes timonials, more particularly to the letter from Dr. I. T. Henderson, whom, these plasters of Mr. Allcock cured of a nervous disease of the bowols of many years standing. Hr. I. T. Hemlernon’n Letter. Farnville, iMutiiana, March 8, 1850. Dr. T. Allcock, Sir :—I have been suffering under a severe attack of neuralgic disease of my bowels for years, w ith hyper- throphy of the heart, and have tried ovory thing known to the practice of medicine from tho very best M. D's.; but truth prompts me to say that your plasters have given me more permanent relief than anything else 1 nave used, and I believe will produce a perfect cure. I am wonderfully pleased with the counter-irritant effect of your plaster, for it is produoed in such a mild and gradual way, as well aa the invigorating action itgivos to tho capillary circulation around the parts to w hioh they are applied, with the great ner-ous sedative influ ence they exert upou all nervous diseases. ^ In conclusion, permit me to say, that I have had ex perience of the qualities of the plasters heretofore in uso, but must place yours at the head of them all. Ev ery medical man who becomes acquainted with them, will assuredly recommend his patients to uso no other than the Medicated India Rubber Plaster of Dr. Alleock. “ Yours very truly, I. T. HENDERSON, M. D. The Fl&sters can be obtained at the Book 8tore ol Vi. Tuoh.nk Willi a ux, No. 149 Bay-st.. Savannah, nd by order of all Druggists, throughout the country, jy 29 cod law t-w HAYNE AND WEBSTElt. S PEECHES of Hayne ami Webster iu the United States Senate, on the Resolution of Mr. Foot, Jauu- ary 1630. Recoived by feb 10 JOHN M. COOPER k CO. M. Frcudcrgast Ac Go. T r AVE this day received per ateaiiinliip Florida, XI » very choioe assortment of Window Shades; 4-4, 5-4 aud 0-4 Plaid, Stripe and White Matting; a well seasoued lot of Oil Cloths, new patterns, in every width; White Canton Crape Shawls; Trimming Vel- i, assortod—which, with a complete stock of every thing useful in Dry Goods they offer ou very moderate * • their New Store, 178 Broughton-strect, l for cash, at their New I fob 10 Nearly opposite St. Andrew's Hall, West tide. N 1 Mouslin Do Uavege Lad lev’ Long Silk Mitts Lace and Swiss Undorsloc Ladies’ and Gouts' Hosiery Super Lilian Table Datnask 10-4 and 11-4 Alleudale Sheeting 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Toilet Quilts Just received per Florida by feb 16 W. C. WADSWORTH, 83 Broughton-st. ^ 60 boxes Smithes Family Soap 60 do Colgate's Pearl Starch In store and for sale by [fob 16] SWIFT k CO. lls, Oils.—5 casks U. W. Sperm Oil. SO bbb. Machinery Oil, in store and for sale by leb 16 SWIFT k CO. I.IQUOKS. — 50 bbls. E. P. I J Oin, 25 do P. k II. Conn. River Gin, 25 do N. £. Hum, 25 do D. Brandy, in store and for .-le by feb 18 SWIFT* 00. LIQUOH8.-5 half pipna Otnnl X? Brandy, 5 pipes Moadows'Swan Gin, 25 qr pipas Brandy, iu store and fur sale by Job 16 SWIFT kCO. j^VLOUtt.—9U0 bbls fresh Haiti more Flour, AO do pure Gonessoe, 25 do Hiram Smith lr Y b 16 , landing and for sale by SWIFT* CO. SPRING GOODS. R ECEIVED per Steamer— Plain and Printed Bareges, Barege de Lain, Clially, Plaid and Priuted Iudia Silks, Printed Organdies aud Jackouets, French Cambrics, Ginghams. Muslin and Laoo Collars aud 81eeves, .Parasols, Sun Shades, Ao., Ac. feb 10 . ” HENRY LATHROP * Ou. Silk Goods at Cost. ri^HE undersigned arc desirous of closing out their s prvscnt choice stock of Fancy Fall and Winter Dress Goods, and offer the same at prime New York c *t. Purchaser# will do well to call and give us a look, as grant bargain* may bo expected. No humbug, and no trouble to show goods. Rich Black and Colored Brocaded Silks. Plain '* Qrode Rhino do. All oolors Plaid do. Chameleon rich styles do. Mode Challys. superior qualities. Cashmere#, all styles and patterns. y.u«linde Lainea, Pink, Oreen, Blue and Modeeol’rs Superior Embroidered Robes. J. II. COHEN A CO, feb 10 lit) Broughton-et. Cbcap Dry Gioods. A N »«*>rlraenl of no Ur... Ooo.l«, comUiIhj of Silk., D« Lnln.a, Alps.,., kfor.nn, CJiagfiwu.. Worked Collars. Unaereleeves, Chemieettes, L C. Udkfk., Ladles' Kid Glove#, Crape Shawls, and vavioUs other article*, which will bo sold eatrdruely low, at No. 146 Gibbons’* Hangs, by (eotft] I. DASHER. KW Of.OOH — Koeelved jp«r ilMsiu.r.— ‘ Barege*, Tissue* and Barege DeLaine' * twe. Plaid India Lee & Walker, (SUCCESSORS TO GEORGE WILLIG,) No. 188 Chestnut-xt., Phludelphia, PIANO To R T E S, OKunlcnl InnfPMnientn, Hhttct Music, Violin,(Jultar, Harp Htrings, dtc. A LL of which will br, sold at the vory lowest rates. Catalogues sent to any part of the U. States Idresslng as above, post paid. ’LEE A WALKER'S stock bsing one of the largest in the U. States, are confident of giving satisfaction to all those who may favor them with their patronage. GREAT TRIUMPH ACHIEVED BY Evans Sfc Watson’s No. 83 Dock-street, Philadelphia, FIRE-PROOF CHESTS! AT TUI STATE TAllt, IIA KIIIXBKKO, PA. October SO, 1851. Tho undersigned,oppointed a Committee for the purpose bv the officers of the State Fair, were present this after noon, whon Messrs. EVANS A WATSON tested one of thiir small sised Salamander Fire-1’roof Vheett, ut which time they consumed tuhkk couds or wood over it, com- menoing at I o'clock, P. M., having ex|K>sed it to a white heat for two how, sufll- oiont to destroy tho cast 1 ron feet. On opening tho Chost, the p.’p«rs, together with 2,000 circulars deposited in our presenoe, were taken out, not only having been pre served, but not having the appearance of scorch upon thomq| Joseph Ritnxb, John B. Cox, Ex-Govcmor o Pa. Cuas, E. Hbisteb. A. O. Hbisteb, E. E. Boudinott, A. T. Nbwbold, Committee. j.n ir G. W. VAN HORN’S IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER, For Proluptue. Uten, (Falling of the Womb.) rpHE attention of Physicinns ami Ladinssuifcring X from the above derangement, is respectfully in vited to “ Van llom’e Improved Uterine Supporter.'*—>• They are mado without the 8teel Springs, which ai highly obioctionable on account of their chafing the hip Ac., making them extremely unpleasant to be work.- They have nor superior for the relief and care of the above displacement, and are recommended and used in the practice of the following Professor sof Obstetrics and Diseanes of women and children, vis,: Proffcssor J. A. Eve, Medical College, Augusta, Ga. “ J. S. Longshore. Female Med. College, Phils. “ Chas. Woodward, Med. Inst., Cinciunatti, O. '* W. P. Johnston, ColumbiaCol‘ge,Wash‘n,D.C. ** II- Miller, Mod. Dep't, Univ'y, Ixjniavillc, Ky *' A. II. Ccnas, Med. College of I*misiana.N. O.. and by the Physicians generally throughout the United States. C. Vi. VAN HORN A CO . Philadelphia. Manufacturers also of Trusts, of all descriptions of Instruments for Curvaturo.$pine, Club Foot, anl for all deraugements requiring tho use of Bandages, or Instru ments for restoration. MOORE A HENDRICKSON, jo 15 ly Agents in Savannah AUCTIONS. By GoHeu k Fukdli k lUrtn to Leaee. On TUESDAY. March !. et 11 o'clock. In fTont of the Court House, will b« l«M«d—tho Im- £ eov»m#nts and fiay-five acres of land, eltuutcd on orvT's Lane, known aa Milieu's Farm. Term* at sate. INSURANCE. Life and Fire limirnner Agency. Charter Oak LilV Inauranco Coinpaiiy HARTFORD, CT. CA FIT A l, (E*dvr**d hy thr state,) $200,000, with t In rye Surplus. A LFKFD HILL, l*rra. John L. Buncr. Vice Pres't. Jamf.h C. Walklbt, Seo y. H. L.Bvnu. M. D„ Kx. Physician fur Savannah. This company in ure on the mutual plau of one-half cash at the usual fcfel>2L A. WILBER, 129 Congress-et. UaiicroG At liryan, GENERAL AUK NTH AND BROKERS. rORTUB VURGUARK AND XAI.B OT STOCKS, HON US, EXCHANGE* UK A L KSTA TE. No. LIT May Mtrret, Knvttnuah. jan 24 i 7 1 will ti 'frado, Ac., jan24 take risks againit Fire o No. 117 Bay-st., Savannah. ROYAL 1NMUKANCU COMPANY. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. CAPITAL, 21,000,000 ol' Founds Sterling rr HIS INSTITUTION hus established u» Agency 1 Savannah, aud Fire i’olioiea upon Produce aud Property will be issued by ANDREW LOW A CO. Savannah, January 21,1853. LONDON FUCEN1X FARE OFFICE. fj HIIS CumpuDy takes Fire Risks in thia city,and AKTNA 1NMURANOK COMPANY OF HARTFORD. CONN. fT3|IF umlorsigncd, Ageuls of the ubova Company, 1 oontinue to take risks against Fire ou Bvlldisgs, blocks, etc., on the most favorably terms. COHENS k HERTZ. Alutuikt Life Inaurnnce Company of New York. X SAAC ABBATT, 8«c y. JOSEPH R. COLLINS, Pres't. Dr. R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner. Applications received bv W. P. HUNTER, Agent. C. W. VAN HORN’S Improved Elastic Shoulder Brace, TAc only Brace manufactured that dote not bind or chafe under the arm*, and canb with both ease and comfort. Those who have worn otherBraces aro requested to give these a trial, to test their superiority over all others. Clerks, students, tailors, Seamstres- i, children of both sexes, and all tated constitution have acquired the habit of bending forward, (round shouldered) and compressing the Chest and Lungs, will find the above Brace to remedy the above defect, ... and eusure an erect carriage, with improved symmetry and form of body to the wearer, and also allowing a full, free and healthy actiou aud expansion of tho Lungs, by removing the compression, and preventing thoruby the Pulmonary Organa from becoming weak aud diseased. C. W. VAN HORN A CO., Manufacturers of Surgical Bandages of all descriptions, Philadelphia. je 17 For Sale, rPHE Stock, Fixtures and Lcuso of a WholuKule X and Retail Grocery Establishment, now doing one of the best Trades in Savannah. The stock is well as sorted and of recent purchase. The location isaxce'.la t and the concern to be sold only on accouut of the death of the late owner. Inquire at St. Andrew's Hall, cor- nor of JufferBon and Broughtou sta., Savannah, fob 16 Copartnership. ritllE undersigned have thi* day entered into co* I partnership under the uaiue and style of HARTY, JENKINS A CO., for purchasing TIMBER and carry ing on the Fig Island Mill. W. W.8TARKE, WM. A. JENKINS, W. J. HASTY, II. ELLIOTT., Savannah, February 4, 1863. lin Boarding. r |3 WO OR THREE single Gentlemen can J. commodated with pleasant board at the c Jones end Aberoorn streot*. tf BOARDING. rER Y desirable Rooms, with Board, at reasonu ble rates. Apply at this Office. tf nov 8 2 do Pig Sides 1 do Smoked Tong 10 half bbls, C. Beef 10 boxes Oranges 1 do Smoked Salmon 4 Firkins Goshen Butter Bologna Sausages, Ao., Ac., 50 CIIAMPAGNK. Baskets various brands Champagne, for #ale low at [fob iOJ SCALLY'S. tf old > a OTTLKM WlNKMand HRANDIEfo.— j Madeira, Fort, and Sherry Wines and Brandies of vintage, for sale at [feb 16] AAIH mid HHOULDEltsL—10 hbds. new Baltimore Shoulders, 500 new Baltimore Hams, ... if * ai for,tl * H |j'nANTON, JOHNSTON 1 CO. |7UNK EATING POTATOES. — SO bbli. Carter Potatoes, landing and for sale by fob 17 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO Q PRINRLEKS—For Gurdeu use, of nil sixes, O on band and made to order by feb 5 MORSE A NICHOLS’ IPJBS.—40 boxes English Pipes, 4 gtoss each, in store and for sale by |febl6j E. O'BYRNE R KCKIVKD per Hteauer Florida—rtutin, Plaid and Prittcd Barege*. Silk Tissues, and Ua- regu Delaines. Figured Silks, Plaid India Silks, Black Silks, all widths; French Jaconets and Printed Organ dies; French Ginghams, Embroidered Ao. DEWITT A MORGAN. CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. % i and Tallow Candles, English and American Sauces and Piokle*. and all kinds of Spices, jnit received by fob in M. J. SOLOMON! T.UNK 5SUA»8.—» M.8"r*r«or direct inv X? portation, and of the following choice brands:— Rio Hondo Gold Iveaf, Couiolaoion,Xh Palma, Rifle and La Grauadena. Aleo 1WJ M. Fegariof domestic man.-- faetare, for salo by [feb 10] M. J. SOLOMONS. C ilDKlt.-lU bbls. of «up«rior quality Now Jur- 1 eey Cider, jnit received per steamship Alabama, tor sale by [fob 10] W. M. DAVIDSON. SPRING AND 81MMKR, J8flS. fl^llE subscribdrs are now receiving their Spring X and Summer stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, to which thoy invite tt eJittentlon of tmyew be fore purchasing elsewhere. DEWITT A MORGAN, fob iff Rlbero'e Building, Congrea*-at. f^ttil.L tnahe libenU advances upon CoUuu and X Bice shipped to my frionds in either Boeton, New York or Baltimore, (dec 34) A. C. TOMB, Bay 3reet. J * Cist RFC-FI VKD—a choice lot of Georgia and AugostvfkaABS. for sale by P. JACOBS, fob 9 _ ««• *7 Bull street. t*«BdTOS?EE ter, pints and quart*, fo b IB ^ ____ TTuwon OHNABU Soothorn wake, some ' Tubs tf KKvn-r. i Ss •!/ m Houtbcru Mutati Insurnuce Comnaoy 4 BBUKY HULL, Proeidout nud Treasurer.— Albo.v Chxsb, Sec'ry. C. F. McKay, Actuary e nudersigned, Agent of the above Company, esa* tlnnes to take the following risk*, vis: Marine, Hive* and Firei also on the lives of Servantt. Lives of White Porsona are also taken by this Com pany. No extra premium for residing in the South. WILLIAM KING, Agent, Jo»« 17 ly Corner of Bay and Drayton sts. Corporation Notices. 0 CITY MAUSUAL’8 HALE. N Suturday, tho titli of March next, at 11 o’clock A. M., will be sold on tho greuad, under the su pervision of the committee on publio anion aud city lots, the following olty lots, to wit: Fousytu \Vakd.—krouting Forsyth Place, lots. No. 1, valued at $I8UU; No. 2,$UWi»; No. 3. fliiuO; No. 4, $1600; No. 5, $1000; No. 6, *1600; No. 7, $1800; No. 8, *1800; No. 9, *1600; No. 10. *1600; No. 11, $1600; No. 12. *1600; No. 13. $1800; No. 14. *1000. Fronting on Barnard-st.reet, lot* N-v 15, valued ni $1700; No. 16, *1400; No. 17, *1200; No. 10, $1200; No. 20, *1200; No. 21, *1500; No. 22, *1500; No. 23, $1200; No. 24, *1200; No. 25, *1200; No.26, *1200; No. 27, *1200; No. 28,1500. CitAwruitD Ward.—Fronting the square, lots No. 30, valued at *800: and No. 34, *800. Tuour Waud.—Lot No. 10 on Ilarris-atreet, valuod at *600. Caluoc.v Ward.—Known as Trust Lots, lots No. 22, valued at *1220; No. 23, *1200; No. 26, *1200; No. 27, $1200. Ou Lincoln-stre^ !«U No.24, valued at *900; No. 25, *900. On Dray ton-street, lots No. 21, valued at *1000; No. 28, *1000. On Taylor-street, lots No. 11, valued at $900; No. 12, »7W. Lot No. 10 oornor Jones and Lincoln-streets, valued at *1000. Wesley Ward.—Known ss Trust Lots, lot No. 17, valued at $850; No. 10, $.1000. Un Lincoln and Price' streets, lot No. I, valued at *900; No. 24, $850. Ot Taylor-street, lot No. 10, valued at *600; No. 11, *600. Ou Jones street, lot No. 6, valued at *700, and western hair of 7. *350. Terms of sale, one-fifth cash; the balance at 6 per cent, ground rent, payable quarterly. feb 24 PHILIP M. BUSSELL, City Mars 1,3L1£CT10N NOTICE.- By virtue of a lx olutionof Csunoil passedaUholastmeotingthero- oi,-in election will be held at tho next meeting, to be field on Thursday, 24th February, 1853, for— Salary Bond 1 Sup'dsntof Strecte and Loues,....*600 *1000 1 Sergeant of the City Watch, 425 250 1 City Constable, 300 and fees 500 Applicants will hand in their applications, statlua the uaines of their securities, to me on or before 2o*cloc r P. 31.of that day. EDWARD G. WILSON, feb 19 Clerk of Council. City Treasurer’s Office. ( February 10, 1853. J pAX RETURNS.—The time for receiving Tax Returns is extended to the 1st of March, after by the master, owner, employer, or guardian of a negro or per«on of color, shall pass the bearer thereof until ton o'clock P. M.; but that, in order to pass a nefro or freo parson of color after ten o'clock P. M., a special ticket shall be given, which ticket shall specify the hour when It is to expire, aud may be given both be fore acd after ten o'clock P. 31.: Vroridett, however, that no ticket shall pass the bearer thereof after mid night,.whether it bo dated before or after that hour, un less the time when it is given, and the object iu view, and tho place to which the bcarar is sent, are distinctly specified.” The officers and private* of tho City Guard are here by ordered to enforce the above section. By order of his Honor the Mayor. EDWARD O. WILSON, Savannah, 25th Jan'y, 1853. Clerk of Council. DICTIONS. By JPhilbricfc ^ large assortment of Table Ctttlciy, Bowls Knives. Knives on cards. Compasses, fkules, Sortwdriver*, ianla Tea and Coffbe Pots and Tea £*4e, covered i, setts Tin Measures, Pudding Pens.svtt* Funnels, Kettles, Jr.pauned <’»ndlo-etick*, Wash*baSlns, ji* Pan*. Also Toy#, vis.. Working Engines. Ani- mas Open Carts. Bow Wugfons, Hay Waggons, tforsss and Gigs Horses In Hinge Umnibuwo, Trotting Horses, iruc ^ , » $•-—positive to the highest bidder. Terme cash. 11 i-'.S'ujI 1 " ***• No*® Will be rented to the highest bidder. ~ r.sSr ; To-MOBBowT?arB:irri'?'ciM» Will b« ioIOIb fnml of .lor., lh« u.o.l iiortmoul of Groceries, Provisions, Liquor*, Crockery, and Glase- I,r {, a ° od .*’ ,? 0 , w *?, d r cnud band Furniture, Clothing, lancy Articles, Clocks, Watokos.CuUery. Ao. Tnrms cash before delivery, and risk of tho former pnrelms. Valuable Jluildiny Inh, uf Aurtion. On THURSDAY, 24th of March next,at 11 o’clock, Will be eold, on the premises, twelve large, finely lo- Lois, (In fee simple) nvunered from itlvc, each loot measuring 66 feet on the street and ruuniug back (IS foot, situated east or East Broad-street, on both sides of MoDoaongh-strcet o xtended. In tho event of tlio completion of the Savan nah and Pensacola Railroad, this property must Become Immensely valuable, as it Is confidently believed that tholrdepot will be located in that vicinity, A plan of tho I«ot can be seen at ou? Counting-Room. Terms, one-third cash, and the balance at oi io years oredit, with interest, aud secured by gage on tho loots, Corn and Outsat Private Stile. 300 bags Corn, and 350 do. Oats, for sale In lots purchasers. . . Strawberry Setsat prim to Sale. Strawberry Setts of the followiug kinds—Alice Mando, Boston Pine. British Uunen. Ohio Redwood, Hudson Crimson Coue, White W * • •* ••• - - • Scarlet. Tlmj .M >. ; food order. All orders left at our etore for any of the Crimson Coue, White Wood! Uo»ey ; s Seedling, Early rhey are all growe in this olimate and * All orders left at our store above kinds will be promptly attended to. On 1st TUE8DAY U l < n r M«c / h, at U o’clock, Wm be sold before the Court House. I^t No. 10 Brown Ward, 60 by W foot, foe simple. Also eastern half of Lot Litter Z, oO by 90 feet,Sec simple, sold by order of tho Executor. Terms, one third cash and the balance — one and two years’ credit, for approved security with i Administrator's Sale. On TUESDAY, March 1, will be sold during tho legal hour* of salo. In front of tho Court House, in the city of Savannah, the following valuable lots, with Improvements thereon, vis, .—Lot No, 6, and half Lot No. 7 Franklin Ward, fronting on Bay street, subject to an annual grouud rent to the city of *47 71, and a luaso that expires ou the 1st of Nov ber next. Also, Lot No. 23 Washington Ward, fronting on Washington square, suluoct to annual groundrent to the city of $18 22, and a lease that expires on tho first of October next. Also, Lot No. 32 Green Ward, corner of York and Price streets, subjoct to a lease that piree on tho 1st of November next, belonging to the late of F. W. lleineman, deceased, and sold by peru •ion of Court, aud by order of tho administrator, for the benefit of tho heirs of said estate—terms cash, purchst- — paying for titles. 2,000 bushels Corn, supply is quite modmts and willsoeb be gone. At Potatoes—50 bbls. fine Eatinganfi Plsnti Butter, 30 k«gn und half do that choice 1 50 Drums fresh Flgk; Macon, 11X1 fine Ham At Prioate Sals. : 1 v' Shoulders. Crockett, nJ'g at PHvate Sato, 10 orates Crockery, (low) ; <R> box4S OIOS*, J .... Kale. \ M clo °b*/ 8 «lay and 30 hour UaU-20 oases plsfn black and Silk Hats Ugars—lw),ww Cigars, various brands Jewelry—A flub aMcrtmentof Watches, Rings, Ac Umbrellas—30 dpien Umbrellss ■ lea—10 chests Green and Black 'l'eas Fancy Oa«ds- A lot of Accordions, A«., Ae, Soap—50 boxes fancy and Toilet Soap “ 25 do Colgrto No; l Pale and Family ' Brooms—50 dosen Brooms, Tobacco—5 bales J^af Tobareo AI Private!toU.~ 10 eighth casks Cognas Brandy 10 do do Hwest Malaga Win* 25 bbls N. E. Hunt 25 do Domoetfo Brandy 3 pipes Holland Gin IU bbls Ryo Gin 10 do Rectified Whisky 2 do Old 8cotoh do. 2 do Irish do. 6 Co Old Alonongahola do. 6 quarter cask# Canary Wine 10 do do Tenerlff and Madeira. CorrxE.—30 bags Prime Rio Coffee Crock try.—10 urates Crockery, assorted TuMBLSns.—30 cases Tumbler#, scsorted MAriiXAACS.—20 new double Matreeses. From the mannfaclury of Pierce A Valenilae. Foff ■ale at the manufacturers’ prices. C'OJR. RENT,--A Store in a very desirable sit* reb onttl8 *' or P>trticulax»inquh^of and Harness complete. Also—the flno pleasure sohr. Ann, with new Sails, _ terms, tho present owner being about to roinovo from the city, has uo further use for it. 20U0 bushels prime White Corn. kihuuiu.—oo uuis. ci. r., itum, so udis. voacn isranay, 25 bbls. Munongahola Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Gin, 0 half pipes Cognac Brandy, 10 casks “Small Still'' Sootoh Whisky, 1 puncheon Irish Whisky (McMahan's), 5 eighth oaaks Plnot, Csstilliou A Co. ami llunnessy Brandy, 200 dos. of tine Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines. Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whisky and Cherry Bran dy—all private stock, Baoom.—20 casks Sides, 10 casks llama, 15 casks Shoulder#. Hat.—SOObaloc Eastern and Northern. Ckubnt.—160 bbls. Rusendole Cement Co. 1 Flour.—10U bbls. Canal, 60 bblr. Richmond, Crockery.—25 crates assorted Common and < Glassware.—75 cases Tumblers, assort-*! Wines, 15 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Cans, Ao. Cbaokers.—H* ~*- - CiUAHS.—60,06 ish Imported do. Soalks.—A large assortment of Fairbank's Platform. Also, a large assortment of Ready blade Clothing, Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Ware, Brass Cloeks, Fanoy Soaps, Fa oy Articles, Ac. Ac. jy 14 Plaster and Cement at Private Sale. Just received ia store, and kept constantly on hand and for sale low, 150 bbls. Rosendsls Cement, 25 do. Plaster Paris. sep 1 Boston Mum at PHtateSale. Just recoived per sohr. F. T. Sstierly, 50 bbls. N. E. Rum. For sale low from the wharf. oct 1 LOTTERIES. UKUKNK AND FUiiAHKI iUONUIUENT LOTTERY OFFICE. Day Lane, uonr llull-Htrect. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers. Ao. Ao. Ac. t Ao. ko. Tickets *1— 8hares In proportion. Tickets and Shares, either singly or by the package for sale by E. WITUINOTON, Yonder for Gregory A Maury, fob 25 Bay Lane, near Bull-street. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! 3 'HE tiulntcriber has now nud keeps constantly on hsud a large supply of the best quality of T nd Oak, Hickory, aud Pino WOOD, which he c as low for cash sa can bo bought in tho city. Wood ' near the Railroad Bridge. |(eblfi-3m] P. WHIT CITY HOTEL, Bay Street, Havunnnh, ilcorgla. fl'llld luug established nud favorably known Ho- X tul occupies a central location in tfio commercial portion of the city. The proprietor is pleased to an-* uounce to his old patrons, aud thoso who may hereafter favor him with their visits, that by recent aaditiousand improvements in his establishment he is placed iu pos session of more exteuded uieuiis'hau heretofore lor tliuir comfort and convenience. Tartio-ilar attention has beon given iu the late alterations to the spartmeuts appropri ated to ladies and families, which, with other changes in Savannah will tina the City Hotel all they could desire it, and ao effort on the part of the subscriber will be •pared o make it so. aprl I cod tw ly P. CONDON. Proprietor W. V. PRENTICE’S DAOUEKREAN OALLEftY, ST. JULIAN STREET, Over ZogbuMiii’a AIhsIc Store. SAVANNAH. rilHK SUBSCRIBER would cull attention to liie X new and improvol stylo of Colored Daguerreotypes, lie warrants to give satisfaction to all who desire to have their likenesses taken in a superior style. Call and examine specimens of my work over the Music Store, Market-square. W. V. PRENTICE. NEW STOKE! OROCERIEN! Corner Whitaker and Hroughton Lane. J UST received per sleuiners aud packets, u full supply of GROCERIES, which are offered at whole sale or retail, at oasli prices. The goods have been se lected, aud every article is warranted to prove satisfac tory or may be returned, jan 18 W3I. O. DICKSON. FANCY BUXLS PRUNES, BRANDY PEACHES, LONDON A1USTAKD, TURKEY FIGS, EXTRA LARGE AND FINE, HALF AND QUARTER BOXES- MACE, NUTMEGS, SPICE, Ac., Ac. Juut received and for sale at DICKHON’S, jan 18 tf Cor. Whitakar-st. and Broughton-laue. Slums! Tongues! Bolognas! J UST received per steamer— 2 bbls. Pig Hams 50 Smoked Tongues, large sise 60 lbs. Bologna Sausages 2 bbls. Smokod Beef For sale at DICK80N S jan 18 tf Cor. Whltaker-st. and Broughton-lano. Butter—*4 lbs. tor $1! J UST RECEIVED— 1C kegs Butter, 4 lb#, for *1 10 do. Goshen do., 3)£ lbs. for $1 15 do. Strictly Pkimb do., 3 lbs. for $1. iding per schr. Triumph- Si) Imitation English CHEESE, rich and fine flavor 20 boxes Mild Rich Northern Cheese For sale at D1CK80N'S. jam 18 tf C r. Whltaker-st. and Broughton-laue. E fcCKiVKD per Florid*— Plain, White aud Salmon Colored Silks, Striped Silks, Pointed N W Collars, L C Hdkfo, Solid Chocked Ginghams, Spring Prims, Shirtings, Sheetings, Muslin Uadorslesves—Spring styles. Block Barege, extra tine nlk M ae Laiue, Ae., by feb 2 W. C. WADSWORTH, Broughton street. A NOTICE. LL BILLS against the otnamship STATE OF GEORGIA, for each trip, must Ire presented on or s her day of esiliJig, otherwise payment will be de- j ii.»oa iwi C. A. L. LAMAR. JN J hams aim, Muslins, Worked Collars and Sleeves, Ae., just roaoived and for vqfo by fob 3 tf NEV1TT, LATtiBOP A 8TEBB1NB. W AiTKKM nud Tea Wmf30 seta of t r Waiters, eotae choice and beautiful patterns.— Also Single Waiuro nud Tea Tiay* of various shoe end quality, for sale by fob 1 COLLIN* A BULKLEY. . _ extra spioe eared Baltimore I i ultoa Market Pig Hams of s B*»A Office No. 153 Bay-Street. 2 Door* Matt of the CilyHoltl. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, CLASS 33. For the bene,4l of the Independent Fir* To. at Augusta. V. C. BARBER A CO., Managers. Lucky Navnuunh Lottery to be Drawn fetatnrdny. Will bo drawn in public, in Savannah, To-Morrow Morning, at 9 o'clock, 43* Sales close at 9 o'clock To-Night, “©ft BRILLIANT* 8CUEME. #3,000.—4 ol' 0300.—4 of 0300. Ae. Ae. Ac. Tickets, $1; Halves, 50 eta: Quarters, 26. Risk on a full package of 26 Whole*, only *13JU 26 Halves, “ 6,(52 CHARLES B. PATTERSON. !)■ Quarters 9 12 58, of $4U, returned for wont of pu Lust liny ot' Hale. Saios close at 5 o’clock Thi# Afternoon. Will be drawn in Savannah, pnslio, To-Morrow Morning, Feb. 26, at 9 o’clock, GEORGIA HTATK LOTTERY, CLASS RO. 33, For the benrjil of the In>ttj>eiuient Fire Co. at Augusta, F. C. BARBER A CO., Managers. FffT 15 Drawn Ballots in each Package ot 26 Tickets. SPLENDID SCHEME: #3,000.-4 ol #300.-3 of #300. And more than $40,000 in Smaller Prizes. Tickets only >1—Shares in proportion. Tickets and Shares for salo, and Prises eashod on do- msnd, br GEO. 8. GRAY, fob25 No. 5 Owens’s Building, opposita Pulaski House tight Hon. Sir Edward Sugden. Seventh American The Lofty and the Lowly; or. Good in All and None All L INEN UOODH.—Kichunlaoir# 4 4 Linena, Pillow-case Linena, 0-4 to 12-4 Linen Sheetings. Alsu 7-4 to 10-4 Linen Table Damasks, Damask Nap - kinaand Doilies, lilrds-Eyo Diaper, Scotch Diapers and Uuckabucks, Col’d, Bordered aud Frock Towels, just received aud for solo low by DbWITT A MORGAN. [ KHW FORK AND BEEF.-30 bbls. 1 Moss Pork, 1UU do do Beef, just recoived aud for by [feb21] WEBSTER A PALMES. 2 UGAlt ib MOLAHSEM. J 30 hhds. N. O. Sugar 25 ** Choioe refined N. O. Sugar 40 M Prime and choioe Porto lUeo do 25 “ Fair and Prime Muscovado do 150 bbls. Steam roflued do H IGH PROOF WHISKY. 4kc. 50 bbls. high proof Whisky 80 •* White •• do 150 “ N.O. do 40 “ Moncogahela >\o 10 “ Pure old Boaihon do 120 " Phelps Gin *“ “ Doinestio Brandy OEG.J. SMITH. WANTIB , — A COI.ORED Woman, rapublo of taking car* A of children and doing chamber work. For cue of COMPKTKNT anil roliuble accountant will find employment for three months by applying A, v WANTED, I N if small family, a Man Burvant. To one wll* Hug and oompotont, liberal wages will be paid. Apply at this office. wantbS r YOUNG MAN in a Commission Store, None need apply uulesa well recommendod. Apply a* 168 Bay-st/ [feb21| <iEQ. J. BMlTH. WANTKU A STORK ■uilulilR for ru.irin, DRY GOODS. sUu.t.d on Con,to*, or Uron,lun .tre.t, l-.c,.*n nnO lltrnui Any portou lin.ln, .lull a inn, obtain n high rtnt b, tiUrrul., - T S A 0 Post A WANTKU. , , „ NEGRO WOMAN—who thorough!, umler. .mod. Cooplog. Apply otthUDg... tt Jawtl w _ A. Hardee A Co. sep 25 Houses aud Lands. TO JUKNT. t Three line STORES, ou Moo/e's wharf. L fob 24 ROU T. HABERSHAM A SON. to kknt; rpHRKE Sleeping Rooms, No. 135 CongreM-st. X Also, to hire, s Woman, a good nurse. Louse sorv- ant and cook. Enquire of [ifopfij A. BON AUD. ■ Bod Rooms. Apply It. 1IABEK9HAM A SON. t'o Item. tl'llREE OFFICES ovor iho.lore of the eublori* X burs—one a large ono, and two smaller owes, b 19 6 THOMAS M. TURN ERA CO., 181 Buy-sL l'o lteut. ’THE Store ill Wliitnlter .treat, how ocoupMhr X th. httbicriber .» > whi.lual. Wore, of whi.ib posseisiou can bo had liumAtliaUly. V,. ALMJ— will be rented about tfio first of Aftril nextu their Retail Store corner of WhitokstoadCoagreMHiU. For further partiuulurs apply to fob 1C M. PBENDERGAoT A CO., on the Promises. VUU RENT* rj^H* Upper Floor of Oglatliorpa Ilall, for c 1 'UittoALE,—Lot fin ket on West Broad-st., ruuniug back 120 feet, with a small Wooden Build- mg on it. Apply to (te 12) WM. WBIGHT. M , a FOIL KENT.—A comfortable two Dwelling House uu the corner of Abereoti Harris ntreuts, possossfon given i Apply at No. H7 Ray street. * given immediutely. Apply at this office. m TO KENT—Three tenrmeut House*, each having five rooms, with a kltebea separate, situ ated ou the corner or Jones anil Bars* sta.. noar the Railroad Depot.—Apply to J. MANKE, jan 18 tf Corner Montgomery-st and Bay-iaae. Sale or Valuable'Lots NKAU THE CITY OK SAVANNAH. ILL bo >old, ou the let Tuesday of March, at the Court-house iu Savaunali, a number, of lota. ie hundred end twenty feet by sixty. Those lota aro spurt of farm lot No. one. II,) lying between tho Southern boundary of the city of Savannah, thn road culled Lover's Lane, and the White Bluff reed, being that portion of the said Farm lot which belonged to klua Mary Miliedge, and has been conveyed by not to tho undersigned upon oerta'n terms. Blots of tbesa lots cso be had by applicaliun toC. A. L. Lamar. Terms of sale cash. Turchasers to pey for titles. JOHN W. ANDERSON, , . t . FRANCIS 8. BARTOW. f=b 13 t4 C. A. I,. l.AMAB. m Business Lots near £ri« DEPOT. THE umlurtigued having bought thi JL Grouud for Grooory Storee and Wagon 1 _ veuient to ths Depot, near tho public square, io1 ton, and expecting to commence business hi wi»heB oil ion to do so—as fair competition li ti trade, lie n ill soil several building lots tor Store#, and us a heavy trade may be expected—where from 25 to 35,600 bates of Cotton will bo brought in tor tale, and shipment to Havsnush—uo place in the interior of Goor- k‘* prcsenU greater inducomeuts to business men, to belt family and plantation supplies, in tha midst of tha bust ooniiuunity in the SUte of Georgia. 4i5“ l'er*on*wl*hing lots can address the enbcaalbot: at Madison, Morgan County. Georgia. fok 14 ■ M6w JOHN R. I A BJ1UN1»TUAT1IR'» hale of GROES AND LAND.-l*ursuant to an o: |H honorable the Ordinary of Liborty county. and two years, with interest from date—notes,»: county. Terms made known on tho day of sale. jan 12 To Item. ~ A Brick Tenement on West Broad street, w night upright rooms. For particulura apply John A. Gray, in the house or et the corner of Jui and Aborcorn streets. tf deel u KOUUAL.K. OT NO. IU WASHINGTON WARD. Apply to(J.o H-tt) GUANTOCK, ROBERTS A CO. Tor Sale. A STEAM SAW MII.L. in.rly nov, John’s River, East Florida. For pari P‘y K»[nov 4J COHENS A n a brick basement, and in a desire H| J - present rente for $1, g - Ss' ^ pniuti r 'i*.--.. __a _ .eiToniw part of the city ; ioo li I TYlj. 1 NOTICK. B Bxccp.toy’a Sale of Heal Bautte. Y virtue of uu ordei from the Court of Ordina ry of Effingham County, when sitting for ordinary putiiosos, will be sold before the Court Douse door in bprlngfiuld, on tho first Tuesday in Maroh, between the usual hourH of sale, all of the heel Estate of the lata Clalboorn Bevlll, deceased—conaisting of two hundred acres of prime land, more or loos, adjoining leads of Uurkateiner, Nehlliuger. and others; afro, one tract, bounded by thu waters of the Savannah River, MoAi- pin and others—conUicing fourteen hundred tens more or Jura, with two hundred or more in order fon cultivation, with go <1 Fences, Dwellings, and out hou ses, two excellent well* of water, aud a first rate milt stream. The above property is distance from Bavanttb nineteen miles. The Augusta Hoed from g&vencak runs through them. Tho lands aro well adapted-*# that cultivation of Cotton, Rico and Core. Bold for « divi sion among tho legatees. r ' ' ' -A Persons denireus of purchasing, by calling at th*» *««- . f >»... oi.I.i ..ri’ilr will ll «...
