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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1853)
ST. LINES. OV H. MAIL LINE, THROUGH IN M TO 55 HOURS. Ncw-Xork k Charleitoo Steaw-PackeU. ► LeaveAdgefewharveievcry-Sotaniap Afternoon nail veoh alternate Wtdnss- LJ.iv• On Saturday tho new and spleu- "dtd Steamships t AS. ADOER Capt. J- Dickinson 1,600 Ton*. JIAltlON Capt. M. Carry 1,200 Too*. 1’Ua SOUTHERNER, W. Foster commander, will «»va each alternate Wedneiday-havlftfiboen newly uopporod end guard* relied, la now in complete order. mMT Tor Freight < ominodationa, api>.„ .— — ... HENRY MISSROON, Corner Eeat Bey end Adger'e Son. Wharves. N. B —A new ihip will Sc pleoed on the line to «oa- ‘ “ “ e Wednesday*. fab Id necl with the Bonthemor < eednya. (J. 8. At. 8 rUAJUHIIU* 1MA1SKL, William Rollins commander,between Savaunah, Key Wait end Uerene, eonuect lug with the Pacific Mall . Steamship Company's Llue for California. Ti»i splendid aue atuttimiltip will hareefter leave Safi: uli fur Kay Wait end Havana on the 16th and Sdth of uioh month, end from Uerene for Havau- neh on the Hf A bud did of each month. The ISABEL will eoanaot et ilevene with the Unit* ad Ntetaa nleil Steeinahip Company's Lino to Aaplnwell end the Paelfls 51ail Line from Panama to Celifornle end Oregon. Passenger* will be landed et the Railroad Wharf free —transit et the lethuiusat the pawuuger's expense. The ISABEL will alao eonuect el Ilevene with the United States Mali Steam Company'* Lino to New Ur- 1# Tlokete for Key Weat end Havana een bo had or COHENS A HEltTA, Agauta et Savanuah. Tiokcla for Now Orleans, Aaplnwell end San Fruu- diooeea be had by applying to , . „ _ MOKOtCAl A CO., Cberleaton, B. C. Peaaengera thia trip (of the I6tb inat.) will eonuect with the splendid steamer Golden Gate et Panama. jen 12 rOtt'PlIlLADKLPUIA. Philadelphia and Savannah Ml*am Naviga tion Company. The new end aplendtd aide-wheel atoeuuhlp STATE OF GEORGIA, of i 1,208 tons register, Cept. Welter C-l- line,Itaa coiuiueuoud hor regular tripa, eud will leavo Seveuuuh on Wodnes- dey, the silt Sopt., eud every alternate Wednesday thereafterj aey on the Sid Sopt., eud 6th end 20th Oct., and 3d end 17th Nov., nod ao on. This ship has been built with outire regard to aefoty, eomfurt eud dispatch, eud olfara new end admirable fa- oilitles tobuaines* end travel. For freight or passage, apply to 0. A. L. LAMAR, Agent to 8avanu&h. jea 11 HERON A MARTIN, Agta in Philadelphia. NEW YORK & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE Weekly. The new eud aplendid ateemahipa FLOH1D A.Cupt. Wood hull, end ALA BAMA, Cept. Ludlow, hulonging varnish end New York ovary Saturday. These slaps ere of 4,300 tons register, end uusurpass- ed iu safety, speed eud comfort. •Cabiu passage $25. payable before going on board Agents: PADELFOiiD, FAY A Cu. Savanuah. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, J7 H 194 Front-street, New York. V SHUT LINU&. HU A VV FUKIUlii' FOR NKW-kORK. Boxes of Coppur Oro may be obtained by vessels wanting Heavy freight. Apply to ■XML mar 6 WlLl.ls A BRUNDAOE. For Frulgtit or bbarter, Thoahip ARAB, Delano master, capacity of 1000 boles Cotton, wauls oargo for Eutopean port.— iApply_to_(.ma 4) WILLIS ft BRUNDAOE. fUK^ituiuur ok cuautku. . . Tbo brig KATE HEATH, Bonuett master, ca- Sfit parity tor i,60U barrels, or 128,0U0 foot Lumber. ML Apply to (mar 4) WILUsa BRUNDAGE. FUR HimiliL, And liiteriuediiuo Luiidinga. -2-v ThePackot Schooner JAMES A AUGUSTUS, 4(s£aX will rail 0Q Saturday uoxt. For freight apply mSUmL to the Capt. on board, or to mar J FORT A DUNHAM, Agents. FUR NKVV'-YOUiV—Nt?w l.iuv. The packet achr. MGSES LEONARD, Capt. Fierce, will meet with dispatch for the above ■XmILport. For fratght or passage, apply to mar - li. K. WASUPUllN, Ag’k Juikley, haviug larger part of a oargo engaged, Anderson's Upper Wnarfo. WILLl.t A BRIJNDAQE FOR IIA I,TI.UOH.lt—Uctfulur Line. .»». The packet eohiouor TUll'ON, W. Brown, master, will meet <vith dispatch as above. For ■XMbrruighl or passage, apply on board, at Telfair's wnari, or to BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. Yoanel Witucetl for Fair Haven or New Bedford. A vessel wauled to load at Do boy Island for Fair Uavea or New Bedford. Apply to 2££e fob U ROWLAND ft CO. WILLIS A BRUNDAGE. VESSELS WANTED UN FRhiGHt' Oft CHARTER. FrelghU for Northern, Eastern and jv «LV*s Soutnora ports, can he had on applioa- 2iftB:iun to (4ov4) ROWLAND A CO. 3taL k oct7—ly 1 WILLIS A BRUNDAGE.* “ Ltfbh oat for tno Engiue when the WHISTLE ULoWd.” Competition U tho laifa of Trad*.” 'AINT NOW AS THEY USE TO WAs.' The atteiiliou uf the j*ub- lie iu oulled to tho large and apteuutu ..vug of all kinds of CAHUIAGES, .ntly kept on hand by the Subsoriber. lowerihy the prices uf Carriay«* is thU market jrom IS to 28 per cr.ni. 1 take pleasure in elating that my Manufacturing arrangement* ora now complete in Savannah, and it is my intention agon to form a oonnexiou with one of the best manufacturing establishment* in tue North to make Carriages oxpreasly tor tuts market; so my pat - * will ptroeiVe tnut it is my determination to givo N. B.—The inhabitants of the neighboring Counties liana 1 J*n a-Oin DENTAL NO IK U. I N cousequutice of the incieuscd deuuml fur my services, 1 haveTound it necessary to obtain assist- tuoo, ami have assuwaled with me Du. W. JOHNSON, a graduate of the.BVftimore College of Dental Surgery. Dr. J. has prao.iued his Profession m New York for sev eral years, aud oouiesreoonuneuded us being ajudluious mad skiiiful operator of Dental Surgery by Some of the first Dentist* of Uio country—such us Drs. Uauki* a Cumk, of Baltimore, lie wilt manufacture TEETH, and attend principally totbeMaulunicai Department. 1 will bestow my attention to operating upon tue natural Teeth —ailing, exiraotiug, correcting irregularities in chil dren'# Teeth, ao., Ac. Tue public is therefore noticed that the above connection ie made with a view to pro mote a system much desired iu this city. As rely upon getting tho very best material# at a reasoua Savannah, Fobrunry 14th, lH-Vj. H. J. HOY ALL. Muslia Insertiiiifs & Edgings. J UST UEUK1VRU ut the NEW STOKE Hl> Broughton street, a large assortment of Muxiiu trtmmiugs, consisting in part of Extra Wide Swiss Muslin Edgings, do do do dot lossrtings do do Cambria do Edging* do Inserting* J. II. C01IEN k CO. W. D. FORD. )RUNINU Scissors and Instruments, for suit: by F. W. CORNWELL, mar 1 1UJ Bryan street. COLLINS A BULKLEY. H a*te tow on whur: ag froi ROWLAND A CO. ^OrtlKSTIU^Dry Gtsods.—tiud 4-4 Rrun ) Shirting, 5 to 12-4 Brown sheetings Marlboro ipes aud plaids, Mariners stripes, Blue^AJrlU,^Mixed u by ijiob nuu 1'iuius, ji.u luuia si.ri|iuB, uiuis, Apron Ohook, Bod-tlok, Brown Drill, — *••• Laroche a bowne. ijl.lttflHllU 8U1RT1NU, «ud sliraiui,.— JL> ,’d. li aud 4 4 Rleaohsd Shirting, assorted quali ties, tf-e 1‘iUow-caeo 43ottun, 6 to 12-4 Bleached nneet ing, Bioauhed Cctton Drill, for sole by marl La ROCHE A BOWNE. FOU6ALE. A FIRST rnto Cooper, 115 yeara old—warranted Sound; a Boy, 2U years old, acoustoiued to plauta- tiou work, aud warranted sound. Apply to mar i W. WEIGHT. . Mu, aiu aoliing as low for uash, as it is the in tention # r the representative* of the late G. B. Soaliy, doctasud. to wind up the businoes. For good aud uhas Ureoeries, como to SCALLEY'S, mar 2 St. Andrew's Hall. CANDLES. 1 pi BOXES Hull Bl Suu’a Mould Cau.llas, 15 do A%J pure Sperm aud Stearin do, 5 do Adatu. ail at cost prices; Id do Patent Tallow do, —— B r lb. j 5 half bbi*No I Mackaral; 3 do do No 2 do; qr do Noe 1 and 2 ao; A half bbls Codfish, Sounds and '1 obgues; 20 boats Pkorl Stareh; 20 do CoixaU s Palo «oap; 20 half bbls extra Canal Flour; Idbb.f Extra do; 40 baskets assorted hrauds cliainpagne; London Porter qt»and Ilium; Fine old Brandies aud Wines, in bottli and on draught. To be sold cheap fur exeh, nt SC ALLY'S, St, Andrew's UaU. UKNIiKit l llijll l i" AN« IJAlTfciiS mn.-JMg-.-i BTEAHB05T LINES. Isvasnsh, Augusta and Hamburg, ii s— w The Ual. . Bfteaasheal Company of J^A^l^MmJ^QeorgiA and Sonth Carolina having tho- •^■■■■■■fcreughly everbaulcd aad refitted the •*- perior stoaa-paekets H. L. COOK aad OREGON, with lighters, are now ready to transport freight of all description between Savannah, Augusta and Hamburg, with as tnutfh, if not more, dispatch than any other boats on the river. The steamers are commanded by experienced and accommodating captains, and all freight consigned to their ag cuts will be forwarded free of Commissions. The aooommodations for passengers •qual if not superior to any boats on the river. Fare $5,88. HENRY llARPER. Pr.. Savaunah, E. F. KINCULEY ft CO., “ JAMES HARPER ft CO., Augusta. Savannah, 21st Sept., 1862. «P >1 UNITED •TATES MAIL LINE. FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA, Via Darlass, lirusiawlck, Ml. Murya, JACKSONVILLE, M1DDLEBUKQ (Black Creek), AND PIOOLATA. Leaves terry Tuesday, al 18 o'clock, A. If. Ip ean The superior s'.oam-paokot WM. UA8- r Capt. Shaw, will leave Tuesday •inue to leave every Tuesday. The rates of passage by Hue boat are as follows: To Darien $8 00 Bt. Mary's 4 58 Jacksonville < yo Black Creek, Pioolata aad Palstka 8 08 For freight or passage apply on board, nt Charleston •team-packet wharf, or to au 24 CLAGHORN ft OUNNINODAM. Ag'te. TO TRAVELLBUS U81NU NORTH. T1IK 8AVANNAU AND (JUAULB8TON r-jf^ldb V. 8. MAIL - -*ir***M STEAM-PACKETS I^ave Savannah every morning at 4 o’clock A. M.', after the arrival of the night train of the Coetral Rail road, and arrive at Charleston nt 12 M. the asm* day, •onneotinc at Charleston with the Wilmington simtin-Pnrkotn. Whioh leave with the U. H. Alail every day, at 2>, P. M., and also with th* Nevr-York and C'hnrleaton MirAinahlpu, Which leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur day afternoon. Passengers leaving Msuon ou Tuesday eviitlugs, will arrive la time to ooaueot with the sulen- did new steamship James Adyer one week, aud the steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land route, $28—time 62 hours; by steamships, $25. (my 15] 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. OFFOM1TION LINK TO FLORIDA. MAT* OF PASSAGF REDUCED. IT — J ^ The superior new stenmpacket WE- " 1 * ll i ■>’ Ak ~ A Capt. N. King, leaves every •■MHHBBttaturday at 18 o'clock A. M. Rate ol passage iu large airy state rooms, as follows: To Darien $3 88 Bt. Mary'a 4 50 Jacksonville 6 88 Pioolata 8 00 Palatka. 8 80 Black Creek 8 80 N. B.—Freight consigned to K. R. Duke, for Ooala, Will be shipped free of all charges at Palatka. Apply on board, at the Charleston Co.'s Wharf, er te fob 19 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. s - ™ aU - SAVANNAH TO DABIBN. A LINK of Four Horan Post Couches leavus 8u- J\_ vannah every iTiunduy und TluirHday, at 7 o’clock A. HI. For Darion, via Bryan Old Court-Uouso, Riceboro' and Soutii New port, arriving in Darien at 6 o’clock P. M. KclurulsiK uu Tucudayu nnd Frldnyw, Arriving in Savannah at 6 o'clock P. M., and oonucctiug with tho boat* for the North, aud the cars for tho West. gkftr Office in Savannah, at Sawjer, Hollister ft Co.'s Stables, corner of 8tatc aud Whitaker at*, jan 13 ly U. L. HART, Proprietor. CHUTCHFIELD HOUSE, ( Formerly Griffin Mouse.) C'linuuuooKH» TenuuuMce. This well know n HOTEL, situated within a few l!!| steps of the Passenger Car lauding oi tho Wust- •AsuMeru and Atlantic Railroad, is nour open, under the supervision or THOMAS CllUTCUFlKLD, assisted by Mr. J. W. F. BKYSua and Lady. This House, while under the control of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a vary high reputation as a first class Hotel. The pres-ut Pro prietor having secured the cervices of Col. Griffin's Barkeeper, nud having purchased his must excellent Cook and House Boy uud having furuished the House entirely now, hope* to retain iu high reputation, aud merit piJ.ilw pvTicnage. Passengers can bo accommo dated with an Omuibua to nud from the boats, fob 18 [ly] THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD. Prop. HATH IN 4. lioUML. T M. HAY WOOD respectfully mmouiicos to the (J # citizens of Savaunah that on and aflur this day, Sab. 9th, the prioc of bathiug will be, for a singlo bath 60 cents, or 3 tickets for $1, until the 1st day of Maj next; from the 1st ol May uutil the 1st of November next, the price of bathing will be 25 cent* a hath. fell. \T LVV WU14li. Uy Alias M.J. Mcluiosli. Tno Xi Lotty and the Lowly; or, Good in AU nnd in none All Good. Heart-llistoricsand Life-Pictures. By T. S. Arthur. Tho Roctor of Bt. Uxrdolph's, or Superannuated, by F. W. Shelton, A.M. PUTNAM'S MONTHLY FOR FEBRUARY. Ruth Garnett, or tho Loves uf the Earl of Rochester; n Romance, by W. Harrison Ainsworth. The suiveutures of Csptatu blako. by W. H. Max well, author of Hector O’Ualoran. The Flying Artillerist; n Uio of Mexican Treachery. By Hurry Uaxfo. Further supply of Napolsou in Exile; or n voice from Bt. Helena, by Barry E. O'Meara, Esq. For Bale by JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. AtUitlOVAl*. McKIINNA, of Uabnahd Bt. Cheap Day- X a Good;* Stoum, has removed to the spacious store, 1*2 Broughton-st., near to Dickson's Confectionery, feb 21 im. To Hire, A GOOD IIOUtiK 8ERVANT—a good nurse for ohildren. Apply to teb 2 A. C. TOMS. 126 Bay street. U. 1). Evans, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HXUMDKRSVIbUt, Wasuinutum Coukty, Ga., Will praclfoe in the CourU of the Middlo Circuit. AU busiuuss committed to his care wUl be oxeouted with promptness and dispatch. Kkyj,kickcrx.—Alussrs, BothweUft Smith, and Dr U. L. Byrd, Savannah. ly jan 27 Spring Fashion. 1 Messrs. BEEBE ft CO.'B superior HATS or the Spring Style, now in store aud for sale at the ■••Hal and cap Store or N. K. BARNUM A CO., feb 12 119 Congress Street. FRJESfti UKOCLUlftiS. riUUlTB, .‘Smoked Reef autl Tongucs.- 17 Constantly on hanu by JOhN DALY, mar 5 ' tf 28 Whitaker-st. JHO. U. HULL UBNHY U. AIMU. CJU-FA11TNKU8IIIF NOT1UK. f IUIK uiiileraiguod hue thi* day usrociuted witbliim X Mr. HENRY C. KING, or Glynn Couuty, with w uoui ho will coutiuue (no Factorage and Commission Business in this oily, under the firm uf Hull k King. JNO. U. HULL, No. 218 Bay etroet. Savannah. January 12,1853. VjQsUABLK FUOFKKTY FOR BALh In AlnrleUa, Georgia. gOL A large, well finished, OO FTAGK BUILT MANSION, with superior out-buildings, gar dens, orchards, Ac., ail uf whioh are new aud in complete order. The abo vo was the summer residence oi the lute Bouj. Snider, aud can he bought to an advan tage by applying early to the subscriber at Savannah, nov 27 U JAMES J. SNIDER. \T OTiCK.—The undersigned copartners of the X x late firm of '* (Juantook, Roberta ft Co.,” haviug purchased the entire interest ot James (Juaatock, Jr., in •aid firm, wiU coutiuue the lumber aud timber business in this city, under the name and style of ” J. Roberts A Co.” JEFFERSON ROBERTS. LAWRENCE B. MoCONN, feb 22 ROBERT AU8T1N. COPAKTNLltttftlli* NOTiCK. r |MIL undersigned have this day associated ilium I selves together under theuame and style of Kemp- tou ft Verstnle, for the transaction of a general Dry Goods business. Having taken the stand tn Waring s Rango, No. 72 St. Julian, and 187 Rryan-sts., next door to Ilnurs. F. Zogbaum 4 Co.'s Music store, they will, in a few days, be prepared to offer to their friends aud the pablie, a hanasomo and well selected as sort me at of Spring Goods. EDWARD S. KLMPToN, HENRY W. YEHST1LLE. Savannah, Feb. 17,1852. fob 19 I A DIES iHKltlNU VK»TS, Shuri and loug I, 4 eleeves. Gauss do., for sale by marl LaROCHE ft BOWNE. I INJUN GUilDH,—18, li uud l‘d-4 Uarualuy -1 J Shcstlng, 9-8 Pillow-case Linsu, Richardson's 4-4 A stalk Liuuu, Young's do. Dickey's deuiips. do., Long l^twn. Linen Cambria, 7,8, 9 and 10-4 Brown anu Bleached table Damask, 'Brown and Bleached table Darnaek Cloths, Damask Napkins and Drills, Bsowu and Bleached Hollaud, Slate Linen, Birds Keye, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Dowias.Craah, *c., for saio by marl LaROCHE ft BOWNE. 11TII1TK lUK til NO.—White Cashmere and V V Merino, for sale by marl LaROCHE ft BOWNE. 1 1 AY.—108 llulos jirinio North Kfver Hay, luud- IX i»g per Bark Maria Mortou, for aale by marl BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. 1JACON.—35 hhds. prime Hides, for aalo to ur- 1 f rive, per echr. Martha Jane, from New-Orltans, by mar 4 WILLIS ft BRUNDAOE. / 1UAL.—100 tons Red Ash Coal, broken and \_y screened, for sale to arrive, per schr. 8. N. Smith, from Philadelphia, by mar I WILLIS ft BRUNDAGE. llUTTKit AND C11KKKU.—25 firkins Go ll shea Butter; 60 boxes Cheess : received and for •ale by imarl] McMAHON ft DOYLE. 1J A CON AND LAUD.—20 cask* choice limns; D 15 hhds. Sides; 26 do. Shouldvrs; 20 bbls. choice Leaf Lard. Reoeived and lor sale by marl McMAHON ft DOYLE. / lOKiN,—300 bushnla PetUgr^- - prime While Cora, in store, for sale to close consignment, by mar5 C. A. L LAMAR. 1.1illllKOH)UUlKS| Lace aud Mueliu Capos, 11 Under-handkPe, Laco and Muslin Collars. Emb’d Handkerchiefs, Under Sleavee, Swiss and Camb’o Edg ings and luseitiags, Emb’d Skirts, Ao. Ac-, just received by W. C. WADSWORTH, mar 6 Marshall House buildings. To tlie Owner* of Fuinpa In the City. Y REQUEST the uitir.ona who hnvoprivule pumps X not to coll on tha men attending the publio pumps to repair them, except through the Contractor, as lie personally sues and examines every pump in the oily •very day (Sunday* excepted) by eleven o'clock, A. M. The eulieuntwr will attend to any onlje for deepening, clearing, or repairing on new private pumps. JOSEPH A.THOMPSON, mh5 CUy Pump Contractor. 11 UM.—50 barrels LU THER FELTON’d RUM LX laauiag per brig Clement—for sale by ml* BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. ft WIN APPLES and 10 bbls, ONIONS landing per g Clement-for sale by BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. B RANDY.—35 hnlir pipes choice Brandy uow landlaf. of the following hr*. ' ) landing, oft W % pi^as ZB mpotted May 2I*t, IMl-for _ab6 BBlOil 'I ’HE LIUN’S EKIN n_ Jy ^ l UtoLAf)YVwOHKbSSS^HMI Laroche a bowne. 8AVANN AH MORNING SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, ho. i»y i A Nichols’ Dancing Academy i ST. ANDREW’S BALL. DAYS of Tuition for Lambs, Misses and Masters, on itvnduyt. Wed* and Hatuntaiit, at 4 o'eloex Night rfht ObrtuuUM, rueeday, Thureda Vriilay, at S P. M. Sir Scholars will be admitted any day previous to lie *Al‘ “ •-* ^ <day nndi thekflthof Febrnary. fob 17 MUSIC, FRENCH, DRAWING AND PAINTING In W»itr f'uloru, Tauoht nr E. MILLER, 133 Sdutu-Bkoad St., MtlS SAVA.VMAU. tf DANCINO ACADEIUV. MONSIEUR A. BONAUD respectfully inform, hi* patrous, that his Academy Is open for tho ireeeptlon of pupils. During tho season the following Fancy Daueea will be introduced, besides the regular course of Tuition - Toroateilo, Hotta, Gavotte, Pax gtlrieu, Ziugoralla, Sehotisob, Redowa, Masurka.etc. Former pupils are requested to eome early It they ke to loaru Fancy Dauues fur his Ball, to be given in January next. N. B.—Gentlemen’s Class will begin on Tuesday next, the 13th last, at 9 P. M. aov 13 Classicitl aud EngUih School, Q. A. HOLCOMBE, (iaaton«Htrcet, near (be Park. sop 17 dtNI—towlm IIAKNDEN’S EXPRESS, iiiWI 1511 Uny Street, R espectfully imgienvo to inform the citi- tent or Savannah aud its vicinity, that they have concluded their arrangements with tbs Central Rail road and Banking Company, and are now running Mes- Milledge- «dand Banking Company, and are now running hi ugers daily to Macon, aue eemi-wackly toOgluthoi id Colambur, and also forwarding gowds to Milledi lit and alllntermediate places. We would also i ixpretsos by the steamers ‘ “* — ^ - •hus —*■••"* * * Till* Philadel|>hla enable' ... .. New York and to forward every dteeriptlon of Merchandise and valuables to every town In tbo North- States—also to California and Europe. ITIC1S AND AUKNTH—103 Buy-street, Savannah; C. A. Ells ft Bon, Macon: Gao. R. Clayton, Oglethorpe t K. C. Hubbull, Columbus; 74 Broadway, New York; 43and 45 bouth-lhird-street, Philadelphia; 8 Court- street, Boston; Exohange-atrest, Providence, Mout- gomery-atreet, Rau Francisco, fob L LIVINGSTON, WINCHESTER, ft CO. NUT1CB. f l^HK special copartnership heretofore existing in I the city of Savannah, and entered into on the 22a day of January, 1852, between Alexander A. SnieL and Moses J. Solomons, in whioh tho said Alexander A. Sraets was the special partner, and tho said Muse* J. Solomons was the general partuor. for the transactiou of n general Grocery business in the city of Savaunah, is hereby dissolved by mutual oousent of the said part- i, of whioh dissolution this notice it given in soeord- i with the provisions of the acts or the legislature Of 1837, in relation to specla' and limited partnerships. ALEX. A. 8METS, Savannah, Feb. 10,1853. M. J. SOLOMONS. Iu withdrawing from the firm of M. J. Salomons, I eg to tender my acknowledgments fur the liberal pat- unage extended to it during the past year, and to so licit a oontiuuance of the favors of my friends in behalf A. A. 8MET8. UNITED STATUS HOTEL, BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, nur 4 (Uni) J. W. 8 PIC Alt, Proprietor Boarding. 3 >WOORTIIREE ciogln Gentlemen can hi eommodatod with i leasant board nt the corner of ica and Abereorn’strootx. tf deo 22 HOARDING. rERY desirable Rooms, with Board, at reasoun bis rates. Apply at this Office. tf nov 8 HOARDING. A FEW RESPECTABLE BOARDERS ci ' accommodated at klr*. JAMES' Old 8tand, corner i East and South Broad streets. m4 M Gingtauuui and Prints. USLIN GINUHAMH, of finest quality, Black and Col'd Ginghams, Pink, Blue, and Green ked do., for sale by tr 3 tf NEVITT, LATI1ROP ft 8TEBBINS. X] OT1CK.—Tim Co>purtiierslii|i hercUiioru ex- intiug in this city, under Ilia firm of COWDER Y ft WELLS, is dissolved by the death of Mr. U. W. Cow- dery. Tho undersigned will receive aud receipt fur all debte due the late firm, and will pay on presentation all liabilities against the same. L. W. ‘ Savannah,.March 1,18.V3. THE undersigned have formed a Co-partnership der the firm of WELLS ft DURR, for the trausac ol a Cotton Factorage and general Commission busis and solicit aoont'nuanee ol the patronage of tho friends of th* late firm of Cowdery ft Wells, and the public geasrally. L. W. WELLS, Savannah, March 1, 1853. 2w L. M. DUItK. NOTICE. fpHE Subscribers huvi* disposed of their interest I iu the Drug Business in Savannah, up to date, t< JollN B. MOOllE, to whom all debte due us must bi paid, and all aeoouut* against us preieuted fur liquida tion. G. R. ft J. B. HENDRICKSON. Savannah, Mareh I, 1853. mar 2 COPRTNKU81UP. rpilK undersigned have formed a copartnership, taking effect from the first day of January last, th* firm of JOHN H. MOoltE ft CO, for th* transac tion of a general wholesale ft retail Drug, Paint and uil business.” They may be found at the olif stand uf Moor* ft Uapdrioksou, Gibbous Buildings, marl JOHN B. MOORE, DANIEL B. 3100IIR, JOHN E. 8T1LWELL. II 1 TTa.I was dissolved on let Inst., by th* withdrawal of A. BULKLEY. J. P. Collins is authorised to liqui date the businetS of the firm of Collins ft Bulkier. J. P. COLLINS. N. B.—Tho enbaeriber will continue the CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISHING BUSINESS, at the old stand No. 1U0 Bryan-sirect, and hupss, by atriot atten tion, and moderate prices, to merit a continuance of th* patronage heretofore extended to the firm of Collins ft Bulkiey. [mar 4-C ' ** J. P. COLLINS. Plain Lavender and Tan Col'd Bxregos C ant Printed Or sand roiderad Swiss Drci Check'd and Plain Swiss Muslins Bl'k Crepe do Panic, and Barege, Th* attention uf the ladies la particu tho shove goods at W. C. WADSWORTHS. mlarly invited to JS WORTHS 83 Broughton N Shoulders .'to bbls and 00 kegs Prime Leaf Lard, landing and for aalo by nar 3 SCRANTON. JOI1N8TON ft CO. ' brig Kate Heath, and for tale by WILLIS ft bRUNDAGE. For Male to Arrive. 3000 Suck* Salt cxpjcted daily per ship Rich- yard Cobdon, 10 to the ton, A. L. ] just reoeived and for sale by s of Flower Pole, COLLINS ft BULKLEY. ging in store and for sale by xr 3 BUNKER k OGDEN. tu arrive per brig Susan Ludwig, from Boston, by 3 BUNKER ft OGDEN. l^IsOUlle—luU bbls. Pahimnre Flour, for sale I* to^amveper Josspbus, by t BUNKER ft OGDEN. riNKM, BRANDIES, tfcc.—T! • -o offering au Invoioe of Wines. t reduced prices, to close the consigumcut. BUNKER ft OGDEN. New Goods )KR STEAMKIl FLORIDA—Bareges, Tissues, DsLaines, Muslins, Robes and Challeys. nar 2 NEVITT. LATUROP ft 8TKBBIN8. I H Ti'liK, CHEKfiE, dkc.—:iu kegs eelccted 13 Goshen Butter: 50 boxes English Dairy Chstso; UW do. new scaled Herrings; 20 quintals now Codfish. 100 boxes and 50 hair boxes Buuch Raisins. Rsccived per steamer, and for sale by mar 2 SCRANTON, , JOHNSTON ft CO. HCALLY'S. St. Andrew's UaU. CMUGIIt), COLDS AND BRONCHITIS. 1) ANTILLES DE PA RIB,/or the cure uf Coughs, I Colds and Bronchitis, Ajfections of the Throat—w prsvulentat this season of the year. We do not recom mend th* Pastilles do Paris * " »•—*«-***-«- oaivoil and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN. Monument Square. N. B.—The genuine bears th* written signature of Moore ft Taylor. ENGLISH AlllsTARD. A VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF ENGLISH MUSTARD, iu large and small caoa; also ties—just reoeived and for sal* bj eived and for sal* by W. W. LINCOLN. Monument Square, UGAR,LARD, W1I1BKY AND MOLA8SEB for sale—to arrive per oohuouer Martha Jane from New [ini] KINCULEY, LOCKETT ft CO. iLU. (MIU SALK. —A go HORSE, with alight tb h4] - - * - ply at [mh4J C. B. a light threa-spring I. SCALLY'S, St. Ai WaoohTTS Irow's Hall. iHOKUD HKICRlNCeS.—5Uboxes of sculecl I Herrings in store and for sole at 'mh4 C. B. BCALLY6t. Andrew's Hall. 1TKKLKU mi'llSK Uts'l tUB, ju.l l received and for sola by 7*1)21 COLLINS ft BULKLEY 13 4 casks Old Peach do; 50 Wb. Domestic dn.; 4 pipes Holland Gin; 98 bbls. P. A. do.; 40 bbls. N. O. Hum; 75 bbls. N. O. Whiskey ; 3U bbls. Old Mnnonaa- helado. Received and fur sale by n ,ar l MoMAIION ft DOY:.». II AT STANDS. Brunliosaud Dustrre, tictub 1JIHHFS.—Beer Pumps, Force Pumps, and cod I tnun Lifting Pumps, togethsr with Lead Pipe, ft« for anl* by (marl] JA8. 8ULI.IVAN. PU8BK&VH KKTTl.Be, K.i.m S w; HASS e!ed and Tim’d t for sale by [i 1IISKKY^-UH) l>hU7Roeli&od N. U. Wbia , landing fr omr 5j CL Patrlok Haary, mad for N ft CUNNINGHAM. S UGAR.—ao hhiis. choice Porto Rico Bugar" Jr s’**"* aBd r oi!*QlfoB N * CUNNINGHAM. lJKlNTKD Grooadines, Bilks, Dauunos do Vo- Jr *'*•, Silk Ttxeuaa. black Gremmdi^ Bilk. Batin striped black Bairgc. Mourning Uaregss xnd 'i'iwuee. 1 OLD PBNSr—A n SIS •lid[Fire Inmrance Agency, « o-iiim PATENT BlEmcIMKB, sh ClTCTHTs KHK U MA'f 15UOAN HBC V Ug*. Wxtkitr Sec'r H. L/Byuv. Savannah. This company In- W one-half cash at U;e usual i the cash plan at twenty per cent, low/ iliomiioua received by fen A. WILBUR, 121) Oongress-et. Bancroft & Bryan, complete and perma- ^ y. i, it a tewspapur advertisement, w........ RHEUMATIO OOMPOUNQ and Blood Fiirllier, W HICH has gulnod such great popularity wlwrever Introdneed, as the only sixt-ylc know u •or tr># effectual auro o| this painful disease. This remedy baa already oured thousands o( ca*<.t, compris ing ovary seeming turn* of this complaint, from the ««- /tamutatury (aente) form, aUeuded with swellings and enlargement ut the joints, to old cArantc eases ol fount Isn to taenty and thirty years' standing. Thus# wbc had for years resorted to the various celebrated springe, hod tried all th* Haimeate and external application*, and been under treatment of seat* of th* ablest physt- elaus both in thia country and Europe, aad were pro nounced incurable; etlll, afoor all these efforts had failed, this compound has eurnl them. Many who have beeu cripples, eltbar hobbling upon cratchesot confined to their bed* for years, certify to a « nent cure by th# ua* i»r this remedy. We have not space, IB a hewspapei .. test but a small portion of the accumulated evidence iu behalf. This evidence comes from sources whioh mast inspire ooafideaca la every mind. The ceuduu- of high-toned public jouruala have publlahed to __ world IU woaderftil and beaeflclal eflecU upon themselves aad those around thxm, and in some »n- sUnoes speak of htuulreds of cures. Physicians have resorted to It, and certify that, even in extreme caaes, whore ooasnltatione had been hold, and they had decided that there were no hopes q/' recovery, even then, they procured this medioiu* and administered it, aud It ef fected a complete cure. Ministers of various denomi nations have writton and published what it lias done for th*msclve6 and their friends; while merchants, offi cers, mechanics, and private eltiiens, have furnished volume* of evidence of the highest character, such ns companies no other preparation in America. W# will givo a short synopsis of a small portion of the ovidenoe, and request aU who are afflicted to send to the agent and get a circular, and read what those who or* loug amicted have said of thi* remedy. Mr. N. Base hall, one of tho editor* of the St. Louis (Mo.) Republican, gives a loug editoria' statiug his af- ll if lions, aud that ho was cured by this rameuy. The editor of St. Louis Intolliaeitcer also glvss notice of iu wonderful effects in curing n severs case of chronio rheumatism. The editor ol 8t. Louts Organ and Ko- vellie devotes a long editorial in behalf ut IU wonder ful offects In ourtog nundreda of cases iu thatoity. The editors or St. Louis American Bauner, Temperance UatUry, and St. Louts Union, have all awarded to it unprecedented suooess in earing this disease. The edi tor of Belleville (HI.) Advocate writes and publishes iu magical effecu in curidf him and many around him. The editora of the Glasgow Times, American Eagle, and others of ths South and West* have given volunta ry evidence of their knowledge of iu virtues. Tho editor or the German National Gasette, published at No. 21 Spruce-street, in the city of New-York, under date of sopt. 9, 1852, gives the history of two important oases uf whioh ha has personal knowledge. One, tho w ire of a wealthy merchant, who had for yeara tried the springs, and had the treatmeut or the most eminent physicians of our country; they could effect nothing. She was afflicted with obrouio rheumatism in its worst forms. He was instrnintnUl iu inducing a trial of this compound, and it effecUd a compute cure, lie also states that, a few weeks since, he bought a bottle aud sent it to a gentleman, a friend of his. who seemed a victim to this disease: this bottle cared him. We might add editorials, and fill.ihis entire sheet, but will give a few names of prominent physicians, mer chants, aud others, cured by it. W. 8. White, M. D., an emineot physician of 8t. Louis, writes to a brother member of the profession, Dr. Reese, of New York; "I havu witnessed thoutfeotsof thle compound iu several cases ; and so successful havs been its operations in performing a perfect cure, w hen every other remedy had beeu ineffectual, that l would not besitate to recommend or prescribe it. I think, when iu virtues are aaoeruined by the profession, it will superaede every other remedy in tho treatment of Rheumatism. It is adapted to every form of the disea**, and 1 know no complication contra-lmlicating iU nee. 1 hold it to be the duty of a physician, when convluted of the efficacy^ofa remedy, ana its superiority overall others, at Ioast for the sake of humanity to us* it.' J. M. Hose, M. D., writes from Centre College, Dan ville, Ky., " that a young wan, a member of the Col lege, was so low, that in consultation, he and other pro fessors had decided that ho oould not recover. Thoy dually concluded to try this remedy, and to their great astonishment one bottle restoreri him sound and well, although he had not walked a step for six months pre viously; and that, during twsnty-fiv* years’ praetice, he had never before witneasedsucha remarkableeure. JProfeteor U. L. Dunham, M. D., near Cinciuuati, Ohio, joins in a certificate for publication with two cler gymen of the Baptist Church, stating the case of a highly respectable lady who was for eighteen years af- Uictcd, and had booome hsloless, aud that all other remedies known, as well as the ekill of th# most emi neot phyaioians, had failed, and there seemed no hope of reoovery. until they finally obuinod this remedy, and it curat her sound und well. Capt. J. U. Carver, an old rcoldcut and highly rea- poctable cltiten of Cincinnati, states that he was se verely afflicted twcuty-liv# year* with chronic rheuma tism and nruralyiu. Ills joinU had become stiff, and nothing garothim relief until he ggg*-- -- it oured him . Mr. P. Price, merchant of New Orleans, writes that he was Ten Years a cripple from chronio rheumatism, aud for three years could scarcely turn himself in h j it had affected his whole system. He tried all retut he could hear of, and all the most celebrated physicians but found no relief until he obtained thi* compound, aud it cured him effectually. We might xive huudreds of suoh cases cured in New Orleans aud the South. Levi Hills, merchant at OUowa, Illinois, writes that he was soverely afflicted tor thirty years, aud for seven teen years could scarcely walk a step. Th* fiesh had •(trunk from his lituba; Memos', expensive effort' ‘ ~ ‘ been tried fur years, but he had lost all hope of re< ry. A merchant, being in St. Louis, heard of this edy, bought it and took it horns, aud prevailed on him to use it. He certifies that it cured him aouad and well; the flesh had returned to his limbs, which had become strong as ever. Wo might detail one thousand cases mure, of equal importance. We most respectfully ask thos* who are afflicted to send to the agunt in their vicinity and get a circular, and read the letters and certificates of Rev. Jas. Mitch- •1, llev. N. G. Berryman, Rev. J. II. Linn, Rev. J. M, Kelly, Rev. K. A. Colburn, 2nd other clergymen: while we add the names of lion. J. Smith, late President of the Bank of tho Bute of liksosrf i Geo. O. Atherton, Officer In the Bank in 84. Louis; Messrs. Jas U. Eddy, 8. Downing, A. Holland, C. W. Stoue, J. W. Christy, Joseph Soutback, with other prominent merchants of St. Louis, as also vast numbers of other citiseus. This is home evidence, and these are living witnesses where this great remedy was first iutroducvd, and whirs many thousands have been cured during the last two years. The proprietors have now opened their Groat Central Office at No. 1 Barclay stroet, (Astor House) iu the city «>f New York, where all orders for this medicine will be promptly attended to. This is a Vegetable spirit—an internal remedy, pro- . W. This lared and recommended f or this one disease aim Price, 85 per single bottle t or, three bottler for 810- W. V. ALEXANDER ft CO., Proprietors, N. Y. Sold by • A. SUL051UNS ft CO., and J. H. CARTER, nov Ti eod lylawT Agents In Savannah. ALLCOCK’S PLASTERS THE MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER PIASTER Of the Nineteenth Century. M ISTOKY—The history of the.e plasters would occupy more space than can be spared in these i. Huthco it to eav, that the most emiueut chem ist* and phyaioians of the United States and of Europe were crusulted as to their composition. But it was left to Mr. Alioock, who for eeven yeara baa the entire charge of Messrs. Rushton’a Astor House store, to perfect them for publio use. They are made porous, so that the eva poration of the perspiration can go on sufficiently where the plaster is applied, without, as with other plaster*, causing the accumulation of acrid fluid, which cored** the skin and occaaiona many unpleasant sensations, rot necessary for tha eure or alleviation of affeetioua for which a plaster is usually applied. They are tonic and carminative, which render* them of peculiar value in many affections of the chest and bowels, more especially when a nervous character; they in fact warm, and to a oartain extent, vitalise the part upon which they are applied. These strengthening, warming, and pain-relieving plasters, will be found invaluable in weaknese of the Lack, chronic rheumatism, and contractions of th* mus cles; neuralgia, local nervous affections; in asthma. ... L sprains, i bruises ; and in nearly all oases where a local palm weakness exists. The reader ises; timoninls, more pi T. Henderson, whom that oured of a | standing. Dr* I. T. KIendct*Non’a Letter. Farnsillt, Louisiana, March 8, 1850. Dk. T. AtLCOCX, Sir I have been suffering under a severe attack of neuralgic disease of my bowels for rears, w ith hyper- thropby of the heart, and have tried everything known to the practice of medicine from the very best M. D’s.; but truth prompts me to say that your plasters have given me more permanent relief than anything else I have used, and I believe will produce a perfeot cure. I am wonderfully pleased with the counter-irritant effeot of your plaster, for it is produced iu such a mild and t radual way, as well as the Invigorating action it gives ) the capillary circulation around the parts to which they are applied, with the great nervouseedative influ ence they exert upon all nervoua diseases. Sin conclusion, permit m* to sny.thni I havehadex- .trienne of the qualities of the plasters heretofore in uee, but must place yours at the head of them all. Ev ery medical man who become* acquainted with them, will assuredly recommend his patients to uee no other than the Medicated India Rubber Blaster of Dr. Alioock. “ Yours very truly, I. T. HENDERSON. M. D. The Plasters ean be obtained at the Book Store ol W. THORNS Williams, No. 149 Bay-st., Savannah, nd b^order of all Druggists, throughout tho country. Jr i •od law t-w G roceries. 200 bbls. Baltimore Flonr so do Pure Genesee do 25 do lliram Smith do 60 haft bbls Canal do 25 bbls. Butler Crackers 25 do Sugar do 50 boxes Soda do 6 bogs soft-sheiDd Almonds 100 whole, half and quarter boxes Raisins 200 boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles 100 do Palo and No. 1 Soap 25 do Pearl aud No-1 Starch 20 do Ground Pepper, in ** tt> papers 200 do Table Salt 1U0 eighth, quarter and hall chests Tea 50 M " “ Bl'k" 200 boxes Tobacco, assorted qualities 100 bags Rio Coffee 50 do Java do 100 bblc Stuart * Refined B. and C. Sugars 50 do Circle a Crushed do 10 do Ground do 20 hhds Porto Rico do 10 do New Orleami do 10 boxos Loaf do SO bbls Douaestlo Liquor* JO cases assorted Pickles 50 M. Serars, assorted qualities 60 groes Pipes 100 reams Wrapping Paper 100 DemUchas, 1, *. 3And 5 gallon* 500 new sugar-cured Homs 5 hhds Bide* 5 da Shoulders 100 sacks Salt Wioas, iu stem and for sale by OOI1EN ft TARVER. 7A(\ Bogs COR!! I UU 60 oxga^ri: 25 half ehests Iff Tea mi ** '* Block do 10 " " Superior quality SUcfc Tea jjwl J U«*T received pe? stenrj supply cf Pates, totals I SULiSE. GENERAL AGK.-T8 Agl> BROKERS, rORTIIR rCRCIMHB AND*A 1.1 or STOCKS. BON 1*3, EXCHANQKAKRAL KSTATB. No. 11? Day Sti eel, Savnnvab. jm« Liverpool and London Fire nnd Life lnauranre C'oiqpaR). T HE undersigned Annuls of iuIYVovr Company, will take risks against Fire on Buildings, Stock In 'trade, ft*., on tho most favorable, terms. MUYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. 9,000,000 or Pounds Sterling:. 1 ’HIM INSTITUTION has established an Agenc) L In Savannah, and Fire Policies upon l*rodaie and roperty will be Issued by ANDREW LOW ft CO. Savannah, January 11,1853. LONDON PH4EN1X FIRE OFFICE. r I Gild Company takes Fire Risks in this city,and 1 insures Rants and Lenses, sap S RORT. HABERSHAM ft SON, Agent*. iKTNA INSURANCE UOJiPAM OF HARTFORD, CONN. T HE undersigned, Agents ol the above Company, eontlaue to take risks against Fir* oa Buildings, ft»ocks,etc.,oa the moot favorable terms. npr!« COHENS ft HERTZ. diatunl Life lnnurance Company •!' New York. I 8AAC ABBATT, Bec’y. JOSEPH B.COLLINS, Pren't. Dr. R. 1). Arnold, Medical Examiner. Application* received by fob 14 ly W. P. HUNTER, Agent. Southern Mutaitk Insurance Company. A BBURY HULL, Pros;ill'iu ami Treasurer.— Albon Chabb, See’ry. C. F. McKav, Actuary, i n* undersigned, Agsn* of th* above Company, con- linuaa to take the following risks, vis: Marins, Riser and Fire; also on th* lives of Servunts. Lives *f White Persons are also token by this Com pany. No extrapramlum for iashling in the South. WILLIAM KING, Agent, June 17 ly Corner ef Bay nnd Drayton at*. Corporation Mottoes. SAVANNAH P. UOUsK Be HOSPITAL. MARCH 1st, 1853. Visiting Committee lor March and April: John W. Anderson, aud Charles Green. Applications for admis sion should be mada to th* Visiting Committee. In of emergency any member of the Board of Man agers may grant permit*. mar 6 CITY MAliSUAL'H UFt'lcii. ) Savanuah, March 7th, 1833.1 T>URCIIAHKUS ufCity Lou >u ilm sale unite X & th lust-, are notified that they must comply with tos terms of sol* within ten days, or the lot* will revert ... musoll. ^ ... P „ P Cuj AUnh.l. win*., Ur.Bdy, On, Bum, WhUl, ui Cti.rrj Bn. dy—all private stock. O wmm _ . _. mmmmm A. M., will be sold on the ground, under the pervision of the committee on publio eales and city lots, the following city lots, to wit: Fousvth Wamd.—Fronting on Barnard-street, lots No. 16, valued at |17U); No. 18, $1400; No. 17, $12UU; No. 19, $12UU; No. 2U, $I2U0; No. 21, $150U; No. 22, $1500; No. 23, $1200; Nu.24,$12410; No. 26, $1200; No. 28,$1200; No.27,$1200: No. 28,$1600. ‘Terms of sale, one-filth oaah; the balance at C per eeut.grouud reut, payable quarterly, mar 7 PHILIP M. UUSteLLR City Marshal. AN OUUl.NAMlw Disorderly Riding nnd Driving—Drays, Wagons, ftc. Bto. 2. Aud be it further ordained, by the authority aforesaid, that each dray, carl, wagon, or other carriage so intended for hire, shall be driven aud managed by a sober, discreet and able person, not less than vixtecu and not over sixty years of age, and for the violation of th» provisions ot tnia section, tho owners of suoh dray, cart, wagon, or other carriage, shall forfeit and pay t suui uot exceeding thirty dollars, Sno. 4. And he it further ordained, that it shall not be lawful for any person or persons to ride on horse-back iu the city faster than in a cantor, nor fur any coachman or other person dm lag a coach or other carriage, to pro' ceed Castor than in a moderate Uot; nor lor nuy person driving n loaded cart, wagon, dray or other carring* need for the transportation of any articles of produce, wares or merchandise, to prooted in a pacu bey walk, (except bread-carts, which may be driver moderate Uot.) but nil unloaded carts, dray* or wagon* tuny he driven iu a moderate trot in ail wide streets, provided, nevertheless, that the drivers thereof shall uot be allowed to turn corners or proceed through row streets, or on wharves, iu any other manner then in a walk, aud any person violating any of tho provis ions of this section, or the owner or owners of suoh ve hicles, shall, on oouviotion, be fined, if a whito or free C reon, in the sum ot live dollars; and if ths off< a slave, his owner or employer shall pay a li.’-* and on refusal to do so, the said slave snail he commit ted to jail, aud there remain until his owner oi ployer shall have paid the ssia fine, together with all •xpeneae; and if any free person of oolor offending against this Ordinance, reluse or be unable to pay the said fine and all expeusec shall have been paid. Snc. 5. And be it further ordained, that uo carts, drays, wagons, or other carriages, shall use tho lanes of the city, but shall avoid driving through them, and in caso uuy porsuu be found driving in, or using ths lanes oa aforesaid, without good or sufficient excuse, the dri ven thereof, or tbo owners or employers thereof, shall be Uuod iu a sum not exceeding three dollars, to be ool- lectcd nnd enforced in the came manner as is prescribed 3CTXON8. ABC I»y PhilbrirU fit HeU. Will be sold in front of store, Groceries, Provisions, |"“ 71 - ware, Dry Goods, usW ...» _.... , Clothing, Fancy Articles, Ctooks, Wat*he*, Cutlery,fto. Toms cash before delivery. .i j# u T^ 11 purchased at auction And net set tled for before the next regular sale, will be Bold fer ••- oount and risk ef the former rurcheser. Estate .Sule «/ tTiotoe Liuu^Tat Auction. t On THURSDAY, March li', at if o clock. In front of Mere, wilt be toW to e\eee an estate : 1 pnn- okeoa pure Scotch Mountain Whisky, warranted puro aa imported ; 1 pipe Holland Qin, Fun brand ; I half do de do Pineapple Brand; 1 do do London Dock Otard Brandy ; l do do do do Martol do; 2 quarter do do do Otard do ; 4 eighth do Raateau Charruy , r do ; \U do do A selgnotto, very old and fine, vintage 18*8, equal to Otard. Sale positive-terms cash. * H Valuable hnihiiny Lots, ut Auction. Ou THURSDAY, 24th of March, at II e'eloek. Will be sold, on the premises, twelve large, finely lo cated Building Lots, (la fee simple) numbered from No. Sto 22 laclttsivo, each Lot measuring 68 foot on the street and running baek 65 foet. situated east «f East 11 road-street, on both sides of MoDonongh-stresi extended. In the event of tho completion ef the Savan nah and Pensacola Railroad, fbi* property must become immensely valuable, as it Is confidently believed that their depot will he located In that vtcinlty, A plea of the l.«l van be seen at our Counting-Room. Terms, ona-thinl cash, aud the balauce at one tad two years credit, with interest, and secured by mort gage ou the I vote. Stock <{/' Orovtriee, Dry Goods, <tc. Th? vutiro stock in Luoe'a Building, corner Congress nnd Jefferson streets, noar filarket sonars, consisting <d Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery nnd Gisis- wara. Store Furniture, Ac, with the nnexpiffod lease of Will be offered at private sale until Thurs day, th* 17th inat., when, if not otherwise disposed of, the whole will be sol* * — bidder—Onus liberal. sale. It not sold by l'hursuay, will he sold at auatioi The hursoia u fine animal, noil broke—add for no fault, the owner haviug no further use for them. Corn ond Oats at 1‘rivateSale. 300 bags Corn, and 360 do. Gate, for sale in lots to suit StruwUrry N*f. uf I’rivaU .'•ah. Strawberry Sett*of the following kinds-Alice Mends, Boston Pine, British Uu««n, Ohio Redwood, Hudson Crimson Cone, Whito Wood, ilovey'a bead ling, Early and llamas* complete. Also—the fine pleasure eehr. Ann, with new Salle, Rigging, Au., all in complete order. lb# above propvrty will be sold on very aoeommoda- tlug terms, the present owner being about to remove from the city, has no further ns* for it. 20UU bushels prime Whito Corn. Groceries, Frosisions, Ac. PHILBRICK ft BELL offer on accommodating terms, atprl vate sale' LiquoHS.—50 bbls. N. E. Rum, 25 bbls. Peach Brandy. 25 bbls. Mouongahala Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Gin, fi hair pipes Cognac lirandy. le casks "Smail 1WU" Scotch Whisky, I nnnoheou Irish Whisky (McMahan's), 5 eighth casks lTnet, Costilile* A Oo. and Uennessy Brandy, 2U0 do». of fino Madeira, Sherrv aad PoN Bacon.—28 casks Sidts, 10 oasks Hams, 15 oasks Shoulders. Hat.—300 bales Eastern and Northern. Cxmxmt.—160 bbls. Rosendale Cement Co. Flock.—luo bbls. Canal, 50 hbiv. RioheioiL . CnocRKKr.—25 orates assorted Common and Oranito. Olaiswabb.—76 cmos Tuuiblors, assorted, 18 oasoa Wines, 16 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Ca.is, Ao. Cmaokbhs.—18 whole and 18 half bbls. Boston. Ciuaks.—60,088Common German Cigars, 20,U0U Span ish Imported dm 8cALLS.—A large assortment of Fairbanks Platform. Also, a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing. Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Ware, Brass Clocks, Fancy heaps, Fa ey Articles, ft*, ftc. Jy 14 Plaster and Cement at Private Sale. Jnst received in store, and kept constantly on hand and for sale low, 150 bbls. Rosendal* Cement, 25 do. Piaster Paris. sep i For Pent. Two Stores, Nos. 8 and 12 Johnston’s Building, Bay treat, for rent low aged 8 years, and one aged 7 months, prime aud liksly, •old for no fault. Fisirbank's Patent PlaUorm Seales. (Improved in quality and reduced in price,) adapted to every required operation of weigbiug—os Railroad 8cales for trains or single ears, In nee oa the principal railroads In the U nited States and Orent Britain j Ware house Scales; Msasy Portable Scales, on wheels, for Foundries, Rolling Mills, Ac.; Store Scales, various modifications: Counter Seal os; May and Coal Scales, Ao. These Scales have beeu loug kuowu and severely tested, and the univorssl conlldeuoe foil in their nocaracy and perfect adjustment is such, that they are now regarded as the standard, from whioh there is no appeal. For sale in all thsir varieties by PHILBRICK A BELL, J« » Agents in Savannah. Rum. For sale low from the wharf. LOTTERIES. I THAI II uu instant: 8th, 1838. By order of his Honor, R. WAYNE, Mayor. Edward G. Wilson, Clerk of Council. iub4— IU ljitOi'OMALH will be received lor fhe con X struetlon aud putting down of n Flood Gate in the bpriugtteld Canal. For plan and apeoibeations, apply . .. JAMES P. SCREVEN, j the undersigned feb 28 Chairman D. C. C. Fkbbuaay IU, 1863. . T AX RETURN8.—The time for receiving Tax Returns is extendsd to the 1st of Mareh, after winch defaulters will be double taxed. By order of his Honor the Mayor. (feb 17J J. GEORGE, C. T, Extract from Grdiuanoe passed 2d August, 1839, " Be it further ordaineti. That a general ticket given the blaster, owner, auiplo/er, or guardian of a negro person of color, shall pass the bearer thereof until i o'clock P. M.; but that, in order to pasa a negro or free person of color after ten o'clock f*. 31.. a special ticket shall be given, whioh ticket shall specify ths hour when it is to expire, and maybe given both be- fora eud niter ten o'clock P. M.: Procided, however, that no ticket shall pass the bearer thereof after mid night, whether it bt> dated before or after that hoar, un its*' the time whan it is given, nnd the object in vlbw, and the place to which the bearer is sent, are distinctly specified." The officers nnd privates of the City Gnard are here by ordered to enforce the above section. By order of his Honor tho Mayor. EDWARD Q. WIL80N, Savaunah, 25th Jan’y, 1863. Clerk of Cuunoil. CITY HOTEL-, Buy Hired, Suvononb, Gcorgle. II IN long established and favorably kuown Ho- . tsl occupies a central location in the commercial portion of the eity. The proprietor is pleased to an nounce t* his old patrons, aud those who may hereafter favor him with their visits, that by recont additiouaand improvements in his establishment he is placed in pos session of more vxtvnded mean* than heretofore for tueir oomfort and convenience. PAi ticfflxruttentiouhasbuuu given in the late alterations to the apartments appropri ated toladios and families, which, with other changes in their arrangement, have now n private entrance to the dining-room, thus seouriag their occupant* from any intrusion from other portions of the building, nnd afford ing them nil the privacies of home. Persons visiting Savannah will find the City Hotel all they oould desire it, and no effort on the part of the subeeribor will be •pared o make it so. aprl I eod tw ly P. CONDON. Proprietor W. V. PRENTICE'S DAGUEltKEAN GAL.EEIIY, 8T. JULIAN STREET, Over Zogbouii^Musio Store, HE SUBSCKlliKK would call attention to hia ntw and improved style of Colored Daguerreotypes, warrants to give aatislaotioa to all whodesire to have their Likenesses taken in n superior style. Call nnd examine specimens of my work over the Mueio Store, Market-square. W. V. PRENTICE. ** lBStruetiensiniheart,and all kinds of stock rrtu constantly for sale. feb 4 N* White nud Black Challie Plain nud Printed Bareges Figured Tissues and Utcnadiuss [#, De*Laim * ~* Muslins and h (Jambrick, Drab and Mg Barege De Inlnes for travelling dresses, for sole by Laroche ft bowne. White SwissMtislia, White Tarlatan* White, Striped, Cbec'd and Pialn Cambria White, Striped, Cheo'd and Plain Muslin White Mull and Nsusook Muslin Bishop Lawn, Book Muslin, Fig'd Swiss, fto., for axle by (mar 1) LaROCHE ft BOWNE. B ACON. Whisky und Huunr. 28 hhds. Prime new Cinciuuati Bacon sides 180 bbls. New Orleans Whiskey 1C hhds. New Orleans Sugar landing from schr. Louisa Sears, and for sale by mar 1 CUUENb a HERTZ. N KW IlAiUH.—Just received 280 Rolusoti's extra spice curtd Baltimore Hems, also 6 bbls t ulton Market Pig Hams of superior quality, for sale. GEO. ALEXANDER, fob 18 Cor. Bull and Congress-sts., Mon’t-sqr. ■—jUjjj KnoiiK. A /Y bbls. Hiraut Smith Flour, 50 do pure Ueuesee *±\J do, 60 half do de do do, landing and for sale by teb 21 CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. \J OUHNING GOOD*. — lilack Alapacn. jlVI Blank Bombesin*, Black and White Gingham aad Calico, 8'jlid Black do., Black Italian Crape. Black English do., Slack Vsil Crape. M'g Cellars ft*., for sale by fckfiS LaROCHE ft BOWNE. COTTON OHNAB1JUG TjLAtN and Hiripod assorted qualities, in store X end for sale by feb 28 LaROCHE ft BOWNE. 1> L A NTATH iN Gt Finn end Coutw Oaoa- I burgs. Heavy Brown Shirtings, Bins Rvmals, Kncy Head HdSjC ft«o far sale bv feb 38 LaROCHE ft BOWNE. 'LOUH.—10 bbls. Extra Canal Flour for faja?. D. FORD. Tf/LOUH.-lObbls. Extra Canal Flc r. lj use, just reaetvsd and for sale Office No. 153 Buy-Street. 9 Doors East uf the CUyUotel. HAWN hUtltIIIf 1118 — Of Georgia rti.tr Lottery, Class 38, drawn in Augusta on the 7th 9 51 31 17 38 35 01 1 57 51 25 70 Whole Ticket 17 88 67, n prise sold. GEOUG1A STATE LOTTERY, CLASS 40. Authorised by the Legislature. For the bsne/U of the lmtependent F.re < t>. at Augusta. F. 0. BARBER ft OO., Manager^ Draws in Columbus on Thursday, March 18th. Sales close at 9 o'elnek to-mormw night. 2,888 I 1 i country answered promptly. * - ■* mas eashed en demand CUARLE8 B. PATTERSON. TARAWN NUMBBUH —Or Georgia Htetn iff Lottery, Class 38, drawn In Augusta on the 7th Instant i— 9 51 31 17 36 35 01 1 57 51 25 70 GEO. L GRAY. Lottery for Thnmd&y. . t U GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, For the leuiftt of the Independent Fire Co. at Augusta. SPLENDID SCHEME. #0,000—$2,000—$ i«oo—IfJltlOO. And more than $1*0,000 in Smaller Prize*! Tickets only >2—Share* in proportion. Tlokst* and Shares for sale, and Pritea cashed on de mand. by UEO. B. GRAY, No. 6 Owens's building, mar 8 Opposite Pulaski Hons*. Bay Lane, ucur Hall-Ntroet* GREGORY ft MAURY. Manager*. ' Lottery. Extra Class 17: 7 75 48 12 4 6 59 41 15 Cl 46 8 49 Also of Class 28: 44 42 63 33 4 8 3 3865 19 3729 K. WITHINGTON. EXTRA ci. a re 18 rou 1853. Te he decided by the drawing of Delaware Lottery, ' Class bf, To be drawn in Wilmington, Del., This Day. Marsh 8. 76 Number Lottery—11 Drawn Ballot*. CAPITAL : 0 * 0,000! 100 prize* of 400 Dallam, fto. fto. fto. Tickets $5—shares In proportion. Tlekete nnd Shares, either singly or by the . for ante by E. WITHINOTUN. Vender for Gregory ft Maury. Pettigrew's White Corn. 1 3 WO cargoes of the above celobrated Corn for sale to arrive by (feb 12) C. A. L. LAMAR. JL'w. uoTJ 75 bbls. E. Phelps Ota ; 4 pipes Ho] casks Madeira and Port Wine , 38 basket* Chunpagar, 38 bbls American brandy ; $ J, pipes old Otard Brandy, received and for sale by fob 7 Mo MAHON ft DOYLE. ’hit* do^ $8 do. Monongahala do.; -|»GU ; 4 pi^ss Holtaad Oinj SU>4 __ [£Bi 3,000 k»iU,l. CmrnJ&l j.. CMtt.' QtO. j. ■ A new Cotton will be sold low. Shoulders. 10 orates Cfookery, (low] Clocks —150 Clocks, 8 day a Hats—20 coses plain black Cigars—188,WJO r Jewelry—A fin* Umbrella*—30 4 __ Tea—10 ohcsfe Green <io»l.-A lat.f 0®*v—00 bo,,, lu.y 84 d. OJtoUWO . llrb.e,, At i'nvuf.Aal., 85bbl«N.E. Btlm 10 do Domtitlo Dra.d, S piMi Hutland Ol. tu lolblrRj.OI. * , Id do B.,tl»,d Wbl.kr • 1 doOldOoMch d». 2 do Irish do. V, 5 do Old Moaobgahelado, 5 quarter casks Chary Wine MaTKKssns.—28 new double Matrasses. From the uannfaotoiy ‘RLtmen r« ■1# .(tb, m«Daf.vtnr,n’ jirlc. ■ ™ I'OR KEMT.-A Sun l..m,r I' on lb. B«jr. I'd p.itionUM I WANTED. WANTED. GOOD COOK, WAMIIKH .nd I „ wl.it. wom.n j.r.f.rrfd, AppljU „ „ RXClfoNUR WAKTS qrt TO OU DAY UKAFT8 oil An V t»r (j.n 81) ~ WA! •* private iutility, i . ^the city. For particulars apply wanted" » STORE suitable for retailing DRY GOODS, V 'Huatad on Congress or Broughton street, between ~-.l and Barnard. Any person having suoh anon* may obtain a high rant by addrssstag "Box 670 Pnel )1 WANTED. NEGRO WOMAN—wbo tharon.bly wider ■Und. Conti.,, And, .tltnUBM. M JmII ANTED.—A .uuatiun n. Ornmar ow n God- ton Plantation Iw lb, low lonnup. B.N. M N. r--. A. Hardee ft Co. Houses end Lands. M TO KENT—Three tenemaut Houses, each having five rooms, with a kitchen separate, situ ated ou the corner or Jonas and Purs* sts., neon tba Railroad Depot, will he ranted ebeap, if Applied fog early, ou the premises, to tf WM. BEENKEN. M FOH RENT. The DWELLING, No. 152 Brync-M., between Jefferson and Moutaomen-*t*. The Douse is la ^>od order, having recently undergone a thorough re- pairing. Posssaaioit end be had imtaediately. Apply to M. PRENDEPGA8T ft ClL. broughton-au. 830 Hewi F OH my negro hoy nuinml of age, stout built, and complex. . ou the luthday of February last, snppeead, and carried away from the city, lii# above reward will be paid by his Icing delivered to me alive 6 Jtf GEORGE A. ABB. ^ Strayed or Stolen. ^ From n House in West Broad street '■ k KING C11AHLE4 SPANIEL, of Black and Tnn Color. Any person who will ratvm seme to tbb office will be rewarded liberally, mar 6 tf NOTICK. ~ I .UCTOIW, Alerebantc and Other*, de siring to Uava their Cotton repacked, ean do so lay press, Rastera Wharvea r applying a TO UhNT. a Three fine STORES, oa Moore’s wharf. M 24 ROB’T. HABERSHAM ft B< TO RENT. ' rrilRKE Sleeping Rooms, No. 136 Coi X Also, to hire, a Woman, a good nurse, 1m out ami cook. Enquire of (lea 24) A. BQl To Bent. f PIIE Siore in Wtiiinker stratt, aow X the Subscriber as a who lotah " poaseesion cau be had imvedfatoly. AL&U—w ill be rented about the first of April nest, their Hotall Store corner t>t Whltakor and Congress-eta. Fur farther particulars apply to BUABYftC feb 10 M. PRENDERG b CO., oa the Premises. MO it HUNT. 'HE Upper Fluor of Oglethorpe HaJJ, for on* or more years. Apply to 'ebl2 RUBT. BABEB8DAM ft BON. i *Oil SALK,—Lot 68 feet on West running back 128 feet, with a small Wo mg on It. Apply to (fel2> WK," I TO RENT—-A two story Brick Hoara cor ner of Roberts and West Brand street, rissswing ^ ^given immediately. Apply at this oflra. ^ Vo Hem* A Briek Tenement on West Brand street, 'eight upright rooms. For particu lam ap| John A. Gray, in tho house or at the corner of, * Aberoornsu.*"*j. •* foit BALL . , T OT NO. 10 WASHINGTON WAXD. XJ te (dec 21-tf) (JUa’INTOCK, IlOBEfc Cor Sale. . A STEAM SAW MILL, n'.rlr new. John’s River, East Florida. For f ‘ L no »AJ . CPU EMI r, ontb* 9( r particulars ftp- H8 ft HERTjr jfl on a brick basument, and in n desirable and b part of the city; nt present rente f jan 12 To Kents I?OR 1 year, a WHARF STORN. J* °°t8 FORT ft DUNHAM. I,*014. HAIih,—A Brick Warehouse, Tin Roof- Xj ed. 68 bj 38 feet In the clear, 14 feet high inside, alt noored with thick plank, aad large dooraeuitable for the reception of Cotton or other iucrcliandii!*~aiiUAt*d user the Charleston steamboat Wharf. Apply to j»»3 WM. WRIGHT, *1 (I J 1 Br iTk—A coni tort nb lu Dwelling House oa itreot, in a pleasant part of the etty. Ap- (fob 4) WM. «VRIGHT. Cheap Dry Ooud*. A N .HarltoMil of w.o Urea. Goob, eoMiilio, of ssshsrtrs Hdkfs., Indies’ Kid Gloves, Crap* Bhawls, and Tarioue mctiwlaa, mbiota will U sold exUemsiy lew. at No. 146 Gibbons's Range, ly [pet I. DaSUEB. XT BW UOODM — Received per Steamer^— lY Paris Raregrs, Tissues and barege DcLains* .4 Freach Cambrics and Jaconets. English and Amcristu • Prims, Shirting, Calicoes aad Giagkfeal aud Glace Silks, uew sfyle Keddla-Wte Chemisette and Sleeves, parasols and Umbreli Hdkfs.. Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, fte. fob ll Hr WITT A MOR I ND1A felLKM. Primed French,. I Organdies and Muslins, just received and tor i C7 [ja 28 tf j NEVITT, LATUROP ft fiTEBBINl I a' OH HALL.—One hundred hale* prime North- Htty lflndln * ,rom #Qh BUNivs!^ , ft ** le by 4 Foot of W II A318.— Five hundred Koiotoe'? II store for • nl* by fob 19 BUNKER ft UKUAUMAND TOBACCO.—«<J0 Manufactured T <jb*ee°. various grands », W «wis fab |»re, ou hand and for eala by i) UAl.F.rf Dillon’a Twine, just received and fbi ** »»fo by Ifvb 25] WILLIS ft BBUNDAGB. “faTLADIEK-5 fir kina ir, 6 da New 1 da, 6 bo»oe Fo. 1 (Premium) Cnocotate, $ I > HI LIVED PliK L XV Extra Goshen butter, __ Cheese, & boxes Baker’s No. 1 (Premium) C do. baker's l^emicm Cocoa, 5 de. bass's N Coffee, with a full assortuicutof fresh Groce ties, I baueoe. Catsups, fto. GEO. AL
