Georgia Historic Newspapers

    SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, FKIPAY, MARCH 25. 1853.
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A Modkkn Lurrm.—A young Udv or ox*
troordiiinry intellectual capacities, of course,
addressed a Idler to her cousin, living in a
neighboring village ns follows :
Doer Kussin the weather whar wr i« air
knld and I atippouo wliiiryou h; itt-'r koltler we
is awl well an muthr linegott the his Terricke
an bruthur Tom has gott tlio Hupping Koi)'
and sister Susin has golt a Baby anil lhonp
thcee lu lynoH will ftndo you in the name
kondiahun rito aune yoornphockahunato Kua*
Chinkmr Typk in California.—THt Alto
California mentions the arrival at Son Fran*
cisco, of Mr. Richard Colo and wile, from
llong Kong. Mr. R. has been engaged for
more than tun years in the manufacture of Chi*
iteno typo, in prilling, end in tho instruc
tion of tfio natives, in the arts, both of printing
«M*d typo making. He has now removed to
San Francisco, where he oroposea to employ
his types for the benefit of the Chinese, while
his wife engages, as eho did in China, in their
instruction in school.
VST The progress of the Maine Liquor Law
is given by the New York Herald us follows :
-Four States—Mujpe, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island and Vermont—have adopted tho Maine
Liquor Law ; on the other hand, these ad
vantages ore counterbalanced by simultaneous
checks. Illinois has tried the law, and repeal
ed it. . It has been lost in the Legislatures of
New Hampshire, Wisconsin and Michigan.
Up to tho present moment, tho attempts which
hsve beer made to introduce it into Now York
hsva failed.
I3P An old ballad thus gives the genealogy
of snow:
"My fathor vutt North Wind,
My motbor'a name was Water,
Dry Goods, Clothing, &o.
• line, to
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING STORE.
H AVING removed from the corner of Bnrnard
nud Bryan street to the new brick building erected
ou uie site of the Phoenix House, on Bryan street, abovo
Mr. Champion's Grocery Store, the Subscribers respect
fully announce to the cititeus of Savannah and its vi
cinity that they will keen constantly on hand a large
and well selected stock of
Steady Made Clotliinm',
Together with evnry article necessary in tha
Gentlemen's Furnishing Line.
We would invite special attention to our elegant and
select stock of Fail and Winter Garments Shirt* of
of tho finest quality, Cravats iu every variety, Collars
o newest styles, Drawers and Undorshirt* of va-
materials aud make, Caps, llate, Gloves, Socks.
of the newest styles, Drawers and Undershirts of va
rious materials aud make, Caps, Hats, Gloves, Sock a,
Boots and Shoes. Also Trunks, Blanket*, Ac., Ac., all
o! which will be sold at *
l/nuttually Low Price*, byj
novd-Om D. ABRAHAM A BROTHER,
Oliver’s new brlok building, Uryau-t
WINTER IRON WORKS,
Montgomery, Alabama, S«pt. 1, 18.TL
mliESK Works, employing 150 hands, construct
I an average of an Engine weekly—aud beg attention
o7 Mill owners to the most valuable improvement in
Mill Alachinory of the day, and so warranted— to wit:
COOl*JLiit’S PATENT UPK1U11T AND
DIRECT ACTING SINGLE AND
GANGHAWMILL KNG1INK.
BMOUACIMU (W1NII OTaiilt VAI.CAIILK IMrilOVXMENTS)
HUXIE’S PATENT CONTINUOUS FEEDWOBKS
An incomparably superior substitute for the Hay Wheel.
Tha peculiar principle from which tho above Mill de
rives 1U greatest merit, is xuoro especially valuable in
UNION 8AVIKB STORE,
areas SacilBrf
AT MAAS St HEYMANN'8
CLOTIIINti EMPORIUM.
"Vf A AS Sc HKYMANN l>.« 10 Inform Ih.ir
lVJL patrons and the public generally, in both the elty
anacoantry, that <hey sre now preparodtv offer one of
the largest and best selected stocks of
CLOTHING, andageneral assortment of Gen
tlemen's FURNISHING GOODS and Fancy
Notion9.
ever brought to this city, suitable for fall and winter
wear, at price* never known or heard of in this*
%•, enumerate a few leading article* In t
wliloh we invite special attention:
Extra. Heavy Overconta,
In Bearskin, Petersham, English and American Pilots,
Fins Blanket and Doable Cloth.
Rress and Frock Coata,
In Blaok, Bluo, Brown, Olive, and Dove Colored
Frenoh and English Cloths.
Haafneaa and Hnntlngr Unnts,
In every variety of styles, and of different materials,
such aa Cloth, Custinure, Twood, Cashmeret and man-
ufactnrod in plain, olouded, striped and mixed patterns.
Paatalooiia,
la Blaek and fanoy Colored Cloth, Casilmero and Cas-
slnet superfine Doeskin in various colors. mSls;
VMls,
Plain, White and Figured Satin and BUk-for wedding
and party wear: Double and Single Breasted, in a va
riety of materials; Plain Black aud Fanoy Satins,Doe
skins, Cashmeret*, An.
Hosiery,
a«uts* Shirts, Undershirts, Drawsrs. Socks, Gloves.
Suspenders, Cravats, Silk and Satin Stocks, and Neck
Ties of the latest French and American styles in great
variety. . „ _
lint*, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Dags and
Valises.
The peauliar faculties possessed by the Subscribers for
importing their stook, will enablo them to offer induce
ments in their trade seldom met with, and at the earno
time making
THE UNION SAVING STORE
Corner of Congress and Jefferson strceU— the greatest
depository of READY MADE CLOTIIINO in this
oouutry. MAAS A I1EYMANN.
lloys and Youths’ Clothing.
Not to be surpassed in the variety of styles, raako
and low price, to bo found at the above nauiotl osts'
lisbment.oct4 ly
Corporation Notices.
HA VANN All P. Hut'SR Ac HOSPITAL
MARCH 1st, 1853.
Visiting Committee ior March and April: John W.
Anderson, and Charles Green. Application* for admis
sion should be made to the Visiting Coromitteo.
eases of emergency any member ©f the Board of Man
agers may grant ponnit*. '
AN ORDINANCE " rtt
To amend tho existing Firs Ordinance* of the City
Of Snvammli and the Hamlets thereof.
Bee. 1. Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen
of the City or Savannah, and the hamlet* thereof, *-
Council assembled, and it la hereby ordained by the a
th >i ity of the samo, that from and after the passing of
tills Ordinance, the Eavtern Boundary of the tire limit*
of the City of Savannah, and tho Hamlets tliereo*
bras follows, to wit: commencing at the ltlver,
foot of East Jlroad Street, and running tlienos South
wardly along the East sido of East Broad Street, pro
longing said line until It intersects tho prolougetlon of
t Street, extended to the East.
aa
See. 2. Be it ordainod by the authority aforesaid,
" ' % ~ MI I* of Ordinances, militating
ic Ordinance be aud tho same
that all Ordinance* or part
againt tho provisions of thii
are hereby repealed.
Passed In '* ** 1
ID. 8.]
1833.
CLOTHING
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
piERHON, HEIDT Ac CO., No. ;u Bry-
.t. M, and 68 Ht. Julian-ats., Savannah, Georgia, have
now In (.tore, and are receiving weekly addition^ by tho
steamers, a large aud well selected 8prlng stock of fash
ionable READY MADE CLOTHING, to whloh thej
invite the attention of inerchauts and the public in gen
eral. Tho favorable reputation onr goods have gained,
both for style and quality, we are determined shall be
sustained; and no efforts will bo snared to glvo our cus
tomers entire satisfaction. Receiving,as wedo, goodsdl-
reotfrom OUROWNMANUFACTORY,we aro enabled
to sell them os low as can be furnished in the Southorn
country. Our stock is varied and complete throughout,
and peculiarly adapted to tho Southern trade. We have
now in store COATS as follows: Black and Fancy Ala-
nooa and Bombasine Frocks, Sacks and hall Sacks,
Brown, Buff and Fancy Clouded Linen Coats, Fine
White Linen Duok English l'altots, Fanoy Silk Cro
tons, Pongee Silks, Real Grass Llnons, Black aud Fan
oy Casbmerette Business Coats, eto., oto. PANTS,
Block Doeskin, Plain and Fauey Casslineres, Plniu and
Fanoy Linen Drilliugs, Heavy whitoand Fanoy Duok
do., Blaek and Fancy Cashmerotte, etc., eto. A grout
variety of White Fig'd and Embroidered Marseilles
VESTS, Black and Fancy Satin Forms, Whitoand Fan
cy Silk do. do. Also a fall stock of Furnishing Goods,
Game, Merino and Cotton Undorshirts, Fanoy Cravats,
QIoj**, Suspondor*. Books, eto. Also a superior stock 1
Clothing. The attention ot Merchants vis
it/ is respectfully solicited to an examination
ock, which will be sold on accommodating
feb 10
Rs application to the Gang Saw frame. The Engine
stands immediately underneath tho Sash, to which tho
piston Rod is direotly attached. The motion of tho
Sash is thus direotly controlled by the steam in tbo
cylinder, sad by the introduction of this at a particular
point, the foroo of both the up and downward stroke! usn-
a'iy falling with such jarring effectspn the plumber
block* and wrist pins,) is ontlroly arrested, tho Sash
being thus always suspended os it were ou the Steam,
relieving thereby the journals and wrist, (so liable to
heat In tho usual application) of all heating tendenoy.
By virtue of^this^ principle, practical demonstration
‘ *" *" “* e mills aro capable of auoa-
caa be furnished that thoss
ay speed of 200 revolutions per min:
sneed are nearly noiselessj the cut of the saws being
almost alone hoard. A common speed for tho singlo
saw under this application is from 250 to 300 revolu
tion* per minute I Tho style in whioli theta Engines
aud their appurtenance* are gotten up, is superior Penalty
throughout, witilo the mill iu its design, embodies eve
ry practical aud woll tried improvement extaut. The
Engiuu and other work from this establishment is not
excelled in any part of the Unitod States. Employing
M it does, the best talent, aud provided with the best
heavy and light tools aud material*, no superiority of
style or workmanship is admitted! This point is readi-
Voriu° J<led b/ * ho tUit tho ®« v ® r J «*tensivo
Attention Is also oallod to
Cooper’* •* Strictly Portable nml Vlbru-
_, tory” Circular Saw Mill;
whioh may bo hauled with entire facility, from point to
fioiat, at pleasure, by four borsos; aud is w&rrauted su
perior to any heretofore presented to tho publio.
Contraow made for delivery In New York, Now Or
leans, Mobile, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta or Mn-
oon:—tho transportation to those points boing moder
ate from the facilities presented by the Railroad i
Watet communication therewith. Address,
A. WARNER, Seo'y,
Or, J. 8. WINTER, Ag^t,
V. 8.—These works have reoentl J*ShlppSd to’iw'a-
ooltt, Fla., a Mill provided with two of •• Cooper's diroct
acting Gang Engines, aud two of his singlo Saw En
gines?' will oh are capable o* —***— *•' ,u “* **- * - •
&W hi«h are capable of ontting 60,000 loot of lum-
Hie parties ordering, effected the purehaso aftor •
tour‘through tho Northern aud Eastern States, iu -.arch
of the best and most approved Mill, after first examin
ing tbwo of this company; they returned after thor
ough investigation, convinced that no establishment
wet with presented snob general advantage*, or coiubi-
feationa of improvement as found at these works*
KKrauKscis:
T. O. Metcalf, President Mechanics’ B’k Augusta.
G. B Lamar, Pros't B'k of tho Ropublio, New Yoi
Leonard A Smith, N. Y.; E. Withiugtou, Savanna
>Vm. M. Mania, Charleston| Wright, Williams A Vo.,
New Orleans.ly oot 13
TTAKPKtt’N MAGAZINE for March.
JUL Baatrlea) or. the Unknown Relatives, By Cuth-
-ue Sinclair, author of''Modern Aucomplisbuxeuts, 1
The Two Merchants; or, BolveA aud Ioaolvent. By
T. S. Arthur.
THE*K‘ , Ici£KucmKKB rlli^AHOU.
A.4MMU-, Aul.rica Villa Arohluotu.., goataialn.
11“'" »»J SlaraUaM, wlUiJa Uworiptioo or Klglitoou
Villlol oua Tluo. Oliutolio., oto.
PONAH'S MOMTIILY AIAUAZINE FOR MARCH.
Tlio Alihunoa of Uumaa lAfo-au old Fiioud iu
New Dress.
Hand-Book of Uuivorsal Geography; Being a Gasot-
teor of the World. Edited by T. Carey'CallieJt, A M.
K Novel. By tho author of *• Mary Uartou.”
The Dean’* Daughter; or, the Dnjt wo live In. By
Mrs. Gore.
FormUe by (mar8) JOHN M. COOPER A CU.ft
GOHalAMKR II ATM.
^^TH18 Hat will cxar.tly meat tha
Fvn «',thetexture being light
'and the stylo tho latest. Received and ior* w ®l
f N. K. BARNUM,
*d , I«0 Congress-st.
-i— .a:.. FLOUR.
BARRELS Hlrum Smith Flour,
OV 41) ,'f pure Gunuussoo do.,
32 hf" Extra do. ds.,
Landing from brig Wilson Fuller and for sale by
*aar 14 ClAGHUUN A CUNN1NQUA
B
MOURNING GOODS.
LACK CKAl’E SHAWLS,
Bombaainos.
Canton Cloths and Alpacas,
Grenadine Ciepo de Farrio,
~ * Blaok and White Tissue,
ChemUetts, and Under iidkf*,
Jnst received by W. C. WADSWORTH,
B ** r H ' 03 Broughtou-st.
SLUING GOODS.
B ECEIVED per Steamer-
Plain and Printed Bareges,
Barege de Lain, Chally,
Fluid and Printed India Silks,]
Printed Organdies ond Jackonetv,
French Cambrics, Giughama,
Muslin and Lace Collars aud Sleeves,I
Parasols, Sun Shades, ko., Au.
ItYld UKNHY LATIHiOl'M CO
lFACUN, \VliUky ami guaur.
JD0Ofcl»lA trim. u.wOlnolun.ti Eicon udu.
iw DM,. H,w Urlouu Wtiiiko/
- *0 hhd*. New Orleans Sugar
andlng from aehr. Louisa Sears, and for sale by
— \ HERTZ.
Tfpfii™ AND CHECK MATTING-4*
? f 4-4,5*6 and 6-4—just arrived and for cate by
r sata by
^ AIK1N A BURNS
k NEW HJIYRNA DATES.
4)A FRAILS now Suiyrnu Dales just received—
Xo»V/ for solo ty
■ «wt COUEN8 A HERTZ.
YalOR 0ALh,—Ten tihures Augusta &. Wuyues-
X; horo Railroad Stock. Apply to
RNGLIMII lUlSTAUU.
A SSS2S8S«*H OE article op ENGLISH
J\. MUSTARD, lu largo and small cans; also in bot-
um—jnst received and for sale by
' ' ^W* W« LINCOLN, Mouumont Square,
Q17GAR and 1u*Ios«m,--10 hhda. N. o. 8u"
gait. It! do Muscovado do ; 30 do Molasees, 75 bits do
new crop, received aud for eale by
_toar 14 Mo MAHON k DOYLE.
rrng~£lON>8 MK1N and lb« MIVUIl
JL HUNT— by outturn Da Bekixaiiu. Furtlmr sup
ply at the LAUV9 WORKBOOK; SPEECHES OF
11AYNE AND WEBSTER, received by
JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
*V,YARlSLKlZKD IRON MANTLR8-
lYl Centre Table; M| ' ~ "-'an
aud lor durability
Spooimons may be
IE * NICHOLS.
Urcut Keduction of Prices.
In ordor to reduce the present large and ohoice stock of
WINTKH GOODS
lla 8AVANN Aii* B AZAAR,
118 Drovghton atreet, uextdvorto Horton If Hike-
man's Jewelry Store.
A DELDANCO begs to nnuouocfl to his city
_fjL • and oonntry customers that in ortler to prepare
hu store for tho reception of his Spring Goods, be has
determined to offer to purchasers fur cash very liberal
Inducement* to supply themselves with Winter Goods
from hi* prosent stock. To those who have not com-
P lb ted their supplios the present affords a rare oliauce
to make purchases. Those Goods being entirely new,
are not thrust upon the market (as is often the case
with cheap sales) to be sold at any prico, iu order to get
rid of them, but are offered to cash purchasers for tbo
reason above mentioned. Housekeepers will do well to
call early, thoreby insuring to themselves the best op-
> make good selections.
Itobfuson A Camp,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
And Dealers in Fine Ready-Made Clothing,
A RE now receiving their stocks of Fall mid Win*
tor Goods, consisting in part of fine Blue, Black,
and *anoy Colorod English aud Freneh Cloths; Over-
Coatings, of Black, Blue and Fanoy Colored Reavers and
Korsoys, Pilot Cloths, of Blue, Black and Drab; English,
r ronoli and American Cassimer ,ofBl*k andFauoyCol-
ors: Vestings, of Silks, Bautins, Cashmeres, Embroid
ered, and rioh Cut-Silk Volvets. All of whloh will be
mado up at the ehortet notice, and iu the best style of
workmanship.
Onr Ready-M&do Clothing is manufactured at the
S el of. n S. wn Oothlnx House of W. T. Jennings A Co.,
No. 331 Broadway, New York, and la warranted equM
to any in the oily.
We keep constantly on hand the largest assortment
wl!i Ura Goods of any honse in the trade, such as
White and colored Shirts; Fancy do; Silk, Lisle Thread
and Game Merino Under Garment*; Shaker Flannel
and Juunbe Wool do; Thread, Cotton, Merino and
taJnbs Wool Hosiery i Silk and Cotton Umbmllas; Blk,
Whit* and colored Kid Gloves, of Alexander's make;
Bcarfs, Cravato and Collars; and, In fact, evory
thing necessary to a gentleman's wardrobe. For tale
on ati sooommodating term* aa can be had in tho city, at
Qandry's Building, next door to Pnldaki House. sop'JI
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
I aROCHE, HOWNE Sc CO. have roceiveil by re*
j cent arrivals, and offer for eale upon the most fa-
yorable terms, a full stock of Plantation Goods, to which
they invito the attention of merohanta and planters, vis:
25.UUU yards Kersoys, all qualities.
13,000 do Schley's Plains.
10,000 do white and blaok Washington Jeans.
6,000 do heavy all-wool Plains.
8,000 pairs English Duffll Blankets.
Mg u d ,° }°riL y*4» * nd »a-4 Whitney Blankets.
80 bales 3-4,7-8, and 4-4 Bro. Sliirtfn,
20 do Osnaburgs.
Tu addition to the above, thoir stook of Honse Famish
ing. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, is now oomplete, and
will compare with any house in the southern country.
Upholstery ami Cabinet Work.
The subsoribor* having taken the etcre on
Whltaker-stroot, next to Dibble k Carey’s Tab
lorlag Establishment, respoctfully announce “
. the citisons of Savannah -liat F
to oxocuto all orJors in the above line
REASONABLE TERMS.
Special attention paid to repairing all kinds of Furni
ture.
ROT Funerals supplied at the shortest notioe.
M James larkin.
oot20 THOMAS TIERNEY.
section of an Ordiunuco, entitled Au Ordinance
to ant apart and dodicutc a portion of the Spring-
Hold plantation, lately purchancd by the Corporu-
tion from the hoirs and devisees of Joseph Styles,
deceased, for a public Cemetery : to provide for
sule of tbo lot* in iuid Cemetory, for purposes of
sepulture, and for tho protection, preservation,
adornment and regulation of suid Cemetery, ami
further to rogulato future iatoriucnts. Passed
June 3d, 1852.
Sco. 1. Bo it ordelned by the Mayor And Aldormou
of the city of Savannah and the hamlets theroof, in
Council asiciublod, and it is hereby ordained by the au
thority of the same, that from and after the passing or
this ordinance, the 6tb ecctiou of said ordiuanee above
recited, shall be amended by adding the following pro
viso, after the word "Valuation.” to wit: " Provided
that no person in his own name shall bid off or purchase
of tho lots in said Cemetery."
Sou. 2. Bo it further ordained by the authority afore
said, that from and after the passiug of this ordinauoe,
ceased member or connection of his
either of the old Cometorio* into Laurel Qrove Ceme
tory, bo, and the semo is hereby repealed.
See. 3. Be it further ordained by the authority afore
said, that all ordinances or parts of ordinances milita
ting agaiuat the provisions of this ordinance, be, and
the same are, hereby repealed.
Passed in Connell, 8avaunah,;March 10,1853.
8.] R. WAYNE, Mayor.
Kpwahp O. Wiiaow. Clerk of Connoil.; 0 mar 13
A Bill to bo ciiiiilod an Ordinance to atnond
diunnee entitled " An Ordinance to prevent bulls,
cows, oxen, and calves, and otlior cottlo from run
Ding at large—passed in Council lllli Fob., J84L
8EO. L Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldormon of
the City of Savannah, and the Hamlets theroof, in Coun
cil assembled, and it is hereby ordained by tho authority
dinauoe tho provisions of tho above reoitoH Oidiuaaco
be so amended and oxtended as to provent bulls, cows,
oxen, calves, and other cattle running at large within
tho following limits, vis: Guinnctt street on the south,
prolonged east and west to theoxtondod corporate limits
of tho City of Savannah, und the haiulets thereof, the
Savannah river on the north, and the corporate limits
of the City of Savannah on the east and wcst.
Bkc. 2. Bo it further ordained by the authority afore
said, that all Ordinance* or part* of Ordinances mili
tating against the prorisions of this Ordinance be, and
tho same are hereby repealed.
Passod in Cuunofi, Savauuah, 10th March, 1853.
Attest: R. WAYNE, Mayor.
Euwaup Q. Wilson, Clerk of Council. marl'J 10
AN ORDINANCE.
Disorderly Riding and Driving—Draya, Wagons, Ac.
Bko. 2. Aud bo it further ordained, by the authority
aforesaid, that each dray, cart, wagon, or otlior carriage
so intended for biro, shall bo driven and managed by a
so lor, discreet and able person, uot less than sixteen
aud not over sixty years of age. and for the violation of
the provisions of this section, tho owners of such dray,
cart, wagon, or othor carriage, shall forfeit and pay
not exceeding thirty dollars,
0. 4. And be it farther ordained, that it shall not bo
lawful for any person or persons to ride on homo-back
in the oity taster than iu a canter; nor for any coachman
or other person driving a coach or othor carriage, to pro
ceed faster than in a moderate trot; nor for any person
driviug a loadod eart, wagon, dray or other carriage
used for tha transportation of any articles of produce,
wares or merchandise, to proceed in a pace beyond u
walk, (oxoept bread-carts, which may bo driven at a
moderate trot,) but all unloaded carts, drays or wagons
- r be driven in a inoderuto trot, in all wide stroota,
vided. nevertheless, that the drivers thereof
be allowed to turn corners or proooed through
streets, or on wharves, in auy other manner than
in a walk, and any person violating any of the provis
ions of this seotiou, ortho owner or owners of such vo-
hicles, shall, on oonviotion, be fined, if a white or free
rson, in the sum of flvo dollars; aud if tho offendor
a slave, his owner or employer shall pay a like sum,
d on refusal to do so, the said slave shall bo eommit-
1 to jail, aud there remain until his owner or em
ployer shall have paid the said tine, together with all
oxpensos; and if any free person of color offending
against this Ordinance, rofuio or bo unable to pay the
aforesaid linos, such free person may bo committed to
jail, there to remain not oxoeeding ten days, or uutil
the said Qno and all expenses shall have been paid.
Bkc. 5. And be it further ordalucd, that u» carts,
drays, wagons, or other carriages, shall use tbo lanes of
the city, but shall avoid driving through them, and iu
ease any nerson be fouud driving in, or using the lanes
aa aforesaid, without good or sufficient excuse, the dri-
thereof, or tho owners or employers whereof, shall
ned in a sum not exceeding three dollars, to be col
lected aud euforoed iu the same manner as is prescribed
in the fourth section of this Ordinance.
The City Marshal, City Constables, and the officers
and privates of tho City Guard, are hereby instructed to
euforcetho abovo eeotiuno of an Ordiuanee passed June
By ordor oV his Ilonor, R. WAYNE, Mayor.
Edward G. Witaow, Clerk of Connell. inh4 -10
struotion aud putting down of a Flood Gate
bpriugtield Canal. For plan and spooihoations, apply
to the undersigned JAMES 1*. SCREVEN,
28- Chairman D. C. C.
lUtha
! David morris,
Corner or Bryan and Jekkerson-Stiiekts,
SAVANNAH,
Manufacturer of
Iron Doors, Shutters, Locks, all kinds
Railings, Grates, See.
WROUGHT IRON
BASES, with unpick-
able Locks, RADS TO
oiiukk. Persons wish
ing to ascertain the
qualities of the 8afcs
made by mo in this
oity, aro respeotfally
. rewrred to tho Bank of
Savannah, the Planters' Bank, and the following
chants, whom I have supplied: A. A. Solomons A Co..
Einstein k Eokman, J. L. Cope, and D. B. Niobols. All
orders pnnotnally attended to.ly aug24
duns, Hides, Hardware, &c.
r it, .
rpHE SUBSCRIBER beg* leave to inform his
I friends and the public generally, that he has pur
chased the entire stock of Mr. JOHN CARRUTI1ERS,
175 Congress-si., and that he will sell GUNS, RIFLES,
PWTOL8, ko.. at very lownriecs, for cash.
Manufacturing and repairing, of all kinds, promptly
and carefully executed, and at low prices.
I Gentlemen iu want of a good article
l are invited to the above goods.
' feb 24 W. HEIDT, Gibbons' Building.
CANDLES.
1 BOXES Hull Sc Sou’s Mould Candles, 15 do
pure Sperm and Stearin do, 5 do Adamaaline do,
all at costprioes; 15 do Patent Tallow do, liti cents
per lb.; ShalfbblsNo 1 Mackerel; 5 do do No 3 do;
10 qr do Nos 1 and 3 do; 5 half bbla Codfish, Sounds and
Tongues; 20 boxes Pearl Staroh; 20 do Colgate’s Pale
Soap; 20halfbbis extra Caual Floor; 15 bblf Extra do;
40 basket* assorted brands Champagne; London Porter,
qtaend pints: Fine old Brandio* aud Winei;, in bottle
and on draught. To bo aoid ehoap for eash, at
8CALLY’8. St. Andrew's Hall.
U UFKRIOR WIIIMKY.—1 bbla. «J' first rale
K7 quality landing and for sale by
lo by
COHEN8 4
fM superior and much cheaper,
seen by calling at
155 Broughtoa-st.
S iHOKKD llJdtltlM;*.—SO lion. ol^colSj
Uernap laaU.r*,ndfors*lo.fc
C. a BOALI.Y-8, St.Andr.w.U«ll.
( 1AMT11.K HOAPt—Id born. Una CmII. Uo*p
J la «tor«, .ad for .M. at v
■° ht 8CALI.V6. at- A.dr.Wi Hall.
A ONIONS—S3 bbla. UALU*
bU " 0N10NS >*“<“»« >" r
BRIGHAM, 1CKLLY A CO.
Silk.; Iluaiu.. da Ye-
by tho master, ownor, employor, or guardian of a negro
or person of color, shall pass the bearer thereof until
ton o clock P. M.; but that, in order to pass a uogro
free person of color after ten o'olook P. M.. a specie
ticket shall be given, which ticket shall spocify Uie
hour when it is to oxpire, aud maybe given both bo-
fore and after ten o'olook P. M.: Provided, however,
that no ticket shall pass the bearer thorcof after mid
night. whether it be dated before or after that hour, un
less the time when it is givon, and the object in viow,
and the place to which the bearer is sont, are distinctly
speoiffed.”
The officers and privates of the City Guard are hore-
by ordered to enforce the above section.
By order of his Honor the Mnyor.
q , EDWARD O. WIL80N,
—g»vann*jj. 2jth Jan^'y, 1853. Cicrk of Connoil.
P COUGHS, CUI.UM ANI» UHONCHIT1S.
AriTlI.LKS UK PARIS,/or the curt ofCcuekt,
CobU and Brimcblti., Auction. «• IK. Tbroat—M
prevalent at this season of the year. Wedo uot reoom-
mend the Pastilles de Paris to onre all the ills lift is
heir to, but wo do say they uiU cure all affectious of the
Uiroat, as a trial cl them will prove. Manufaetured by
Moore k Taylor, 81 Maiden Lane, New York. Just re
ceived and for sole by W. W. LINCOLN,
Monument Square.
sole by
N. B.—The genuino bears the written siguaturo of
!few-Ynrk Advertisements.
Philadelphia Advertisements.
Costiu’s Fxterminator.
S OR TIIK TOTAI, KXTKUMINATlON Of
. Mice, Cockroaches, Ants, Ground Mice,
oles. Beetles. Crickets. Jto. Warranted not iiquriou*
to the Homan family. Will not die in their hole*. Also
BUGS tUrm * n * t0r **** 40141 BED-
Prinolpa! Depot. 448 Broadway.
.» I A ,tr * !U iJ NC,c * '" Wa * ,lln S ton,kndC8ntr ® Markets; Mr.
Hodges, Carlton Honse; D. D. Howard, Irving House;
Captain Flowers, Pacific Hotel; Shelley's Saloon,
Johnson proprietor, Broadway aud Anthon
Chas. 1 hibault, No. 15 Washiugton stroot; ...
nioo, x5 Broadway ; E. G. Howard. Editor of the Sun
day Time*: Wostehcstor Home, Bowery and Broome
streets ; W. Uolberton, 430 Broome street, and 76
Maiden I.ano: Empire City House; P. V. King, 41
Sfuth street; George Gay, 67 Union Place ; Benjamin
Wood, 40 MeDougal stroet; L. B. Bincsso, 43 John
\ 4re 2!h A,ll «fk’*Plaoe; Thomas Thom: "
Arohitoot, 804 Broadway.
cxuTirii)ate or 1C7 dcaths.
I havo giyen Henry R. Costar's Exterminator
reetual trial, and having scon the wonderful effoets of
“ ‘^tae, aud convinced of the superior efficacy of his
rm I tutor over any other preparation ever otferrod
i publio, I cordially recommend it. By two appli
cations of the Extormlnator, 167 RATS wore found dead
in the kitchen and collars. THOMAS KIRK,
.. „ . „ Bowery Hotel, 395 Bowery.
New York, December 11th, 18M.
For sale bv all the wholesale druggist* In the city and
Hie principal druggists iu the Unitod States, Canadas,
Ww.t luilfoi, ko. WRrrautotl In .11 omui. Non. .onuino
unlow .Isnoii bv HBNKY H. COSTAH,
‘IS* V US Ilra.dw.y New York.
JvjM5o b ^k A 6r YEB - lM
Do wise In time—’TIh folly to defer.
_ AFFLICTED READ 1
f|^IIOU8AN()S are suffering from disease from
whloh there is no difficulty in boing permanently
speedily relieved, provided the means bo aged. As
every vice has ita own punishment, so it would seem
overy disease has its remedy. This U true, and there
“ °°^hjng in this life more certain than that the
AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most speedy aud
certain reraody for all diseases of a delicate character,
known to the world. .Adapted to evory stage of the dis-
easo sox aud constitution, at a 1 .‘times and soasons,
there is no fears of exposure, detention from buB 1
nor restriction in dict;f rton the certain and spect
*‘®f R B, iT ®®' n °w tho most popular remedy of the
lay. Ion thousand oasos havo been cured effectually
iy it during the past year. Prepared by a practical
jhysician, tl.o affllotod can roly with eonfldouco on its
powers over diseases of this oharactor. Full
-Ask for the American Compound,
tho Wrapper, and tho name blown in the Glass—Prioo
For sale by A. A. Solomons k Co., Thos. M. Turner k
w.. W. W. Lincoln, Savannah: Phillip Moise, Agusta;
ElllvACo., Macon; William Root, Marietta; and by
Druggists in All the large towns and Cities in the United
eodly
iff 29
Wilmot’s Jewelry Store.
rpiIK SliBSCIUIlER Im. on li.ml, .oil
I constantly receiving from the best and most respeo-
table manufacturers in the country. Rich Diamoud, Ru
by, Pearl, and othor Jawolry, and sterling Silvor Ware,
suoh as Table. Dessert and Tea Spoons and Forks; 8il-
ver Plates and Waiters; Tea Sets; Castors: Cups nnd
Bauoera; Goblets; Tumblors; Pap Boats; Soup and
o a . u . c . e ^ ftd,0 * ; Fie, lee Cream, Cake and Fish Knives;
Bolid 8ilver Dessert, Piokle and Butter Knivos; Nap
kin Rings: Salt Cellars and Fruit Kuivos; Silver Plated
Spoons, Forks and Ladlos; Cake Baskets; Castors;
WMters; Suuffer* and Trays; Ivory Balance-Handle
Knives and Silver Plated on Steel Table and Dessert
Knives.
Fine 21 day Marble Mantlo Clocks and common Brass
Clocks of every desoriptson.
Gold and Silver Lever and^Lujdne Watches; Fine
Enamelled Hunting Watches; Golif and Silvor Thim
bles; Gold and SUver Speotaoles; Gold and Silver
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Fine Rogers * Pocket
Cutlery; Razors and Raxor Strops; CardCasos Port
Monais.
Particular attention will be given to repairing of
Watobos and Jewelry.
From his long experience and extensive facilities, he
confidently believes he will satisfy all who may favor
him with their patronago. Ilia pricos are as low, and
terms as liboralas at any establishment in the State.
MOT, No. 1 Market-square.
FI8K’8 iHKTALLl (J BUIilAL CA8U8.
Tiiisvaluablearticlolsjustreceivodaml for sale by
I. W. MORRELL Sc CO.,
sept 31/ Bole agents in this City for the Inventor
PIANO FOBTES.
W. MORRELL & CO.
Have on hand a splendid assortment
’ Piano Fortes, from the best manu
factories in the country. For tono and
finish these instruments cannot l>e ex-
oolled. For sale on accommodating
terms, at the Broughton-atreot Piano and Cabinet Ware-
SAVANNAH BABBEll SHOP
AND
BATHING SALOON.
T IHE Subscriber would respectfully announce
to the oittien* of Savannah, and of Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida, South Carolina, that this long and well
known establishment is open for tho rseeptlon of his
friends. He assures them that nothing will be left un
done on his part to continue it a convenient andcoinfor-
table Barber Shop. His prices will bo as reasonable os
in any similar establlsr- ‘ *- ‘
Hair Cutting, in noata
8iugle?8have
Shampooing 25
Shaving six and seven times a weok 2 0U
Shaving firo times atweek l 60
Shaving throe or four times a week l 00
Tiokets for Chlldnm’s.Uair Cutting, 8 for 1 00
*tot and Cold Baths....A fio
Parents are respooffully imformed that every care
and pains will be taken with their ohildron when sent
to the Saloon to bo waited upon. He wiU also keep for
variety of Fanoy Goods, such as Gontlemen's
), Stocks, all kinds of Gloves, Dress 8hirts, Me
rino and Cotton Undorshirts and Drawers, Pocket
Ildkls., Collars, Sooks, and othor articles of Gentle-
men's wear; also—Hair, Tooth, Hat, Nail, Flesh,
Clothes and Shoe Brushes; Soaps, Oils, Colognes, and
a great variety of other articles.
Bnlm of 8uvannah.
This beantiful preparation is manufactured by him
self for cleansing and darkening the Hair; thousands
who havo rwioivod tho benefit of cleansing of dandruff
improving and darkening tho Hair, r n "— -
a.. Price—>1 a t-ottle, or thre
Pitmo Fortes,
O. C. B. CARTER. No. 171 Cheetaut-
■eot, sixth door above Fifth, opposite
o State House, up stairs, 1'iiii.sDxt.
IU, now offers to th* pnblio an «m-
: tt.i — tir'ely new kssortmeut of PIANOS,
jnat received from the most ooiebrstod makers, and of
suoh patterns and finish a* to defy competition. Messrs.
Nunns ft Clark's and James Thompson’s Instrument*,
which are here offered, ataud unrivalled In the opinion
— lingboauty and purity
Church
of rll competent judges, as possessing beauty an
of touo never before attained by any maker.
Also, PIANOS with jBOLIAN Attachment,
and Parlor ORGANS, BERAFHINE8 and MKLODE-
ON8, all of which are warranted, aud will bo sold i
tha manufacturers’ lowest oath prices.
All eash orders for music promptly attended to.
Second hand Piano* bought aud sold. Pianos tuned
and repaired.
P. 8.—*ln« extraordinary snoces* of the PHILADEL
PHIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC, and the perfoet satis
faction it has given, luduees the subscriber to continue
it. Lentous in 8INOINO, PIANO, HARP, GUITAR,
ftc., are given by Artists of the very highest ability. It
needs but bo mentlonod, that Sig. ANDREA ALFI8I,
and Mademoiselle HELENE 8CHAAFF, who stand
urs-eminont among the profession, are connected with
the Institution, aud devote their tlmo and talonts to
the pupils, [Je2fl ly] O. C. B. CARTER, Prlnolpal.
UEOKOE J. HENKELf;
No. 178 Chestnut-street, Philadclpliin.
OPPOSITE TIIK STATE IIOI ^K,
Hm just received from France his Spring assortment of
FURNITURE COVERINGS
pOM lftk-mSfi™ SftSEHBSftiiil, color.
yj in Brocatelle, Plush and Satin De Lain*.
Curtains hung in tbo most substantial manner.
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
OF FRENCH MANUFACTURE,
in eats for Drawing-Rooms, always on hand or import
ed to order.
Persons wishing to Famish in the latest style in the
tall, art respectfully informed that we are now having
manufactured in Paris twenty fine sets of suporb Rose
wood Drawing-Room Furnituro, of which the sample
seta have beon roeoivod. Tho style is entirely new and
of tho most graceful dosign. Those wishing to Furnish
now will pluasocall and examine tho immonso stook on
hand bo,ore purchasing, as tho goods will be sold low.
A large assortment of well finished plain Mahogany
* nd Walnut Furniture always on hand, for sale obeap.
Lee & Walker,
(SUCCESSOKS TO GEORGE WILLIG.)
No. 188 Chestnnt-st., Fhludelphia,
DBALKBS1N
PI A NO FORTES,
Maalcnl Inatrvmcnta, Mheet Mimic,
Violin,Guitar, Harp 8trlngn,&c.
A LL of which will b« sold at tho very lowest
/V, T* 101 ; Catalogues sont to any part of the U. States
by addressing as abovo, post paid.
LEE ft W ALKER'S stock being one of the largost in
the U. States, are confident of giving satisfaction to all
thoso who may favor them with their patronage.
J® *4 ly
GREAT TRIUMPH ACHIEVED
BY
Evans Sc Watson’s
No. 88 Dock-street, Philadelphia,
F CHE
%um wMim, UARIilHBUKU, Vx.
October 30, 1851.
The undersigned, appointed
Committee for the purpose
the officers of tho State
r, wore present this after-
i, when Messrs. EVANS
t\re-Proof Chests, at which
time they consumed tuukk
conns or wood over it, com
mencing at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
, whtteheat for two hours, sufh-
cienttodostroy tho cast iron feet. On oponin* the Chest,
the papers, together with 2,000 oiroulars deposited in
presence, wero takon out, not only having boon pre-
thom.g’,
thavin,
Jossrn Ritnxr,
Ex-Governor
A. O. Hkistkk,
ppcarauoo of scorch upon
JOIIN B. Cox,
PATENT
ICINEB, ko.
Liver Complaint,
And all
Diseases arl-
sing from a disor
dered Liver or Sto
mach, such * Cornuipa-
tion, Inward Piles, FuMnoM
or Blood to tha Head, Aoidity of
the Htomnoh, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, PtUlneas or weight in the
Btomach, Hour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter-
log at the pit of the Stomach, 8u imming
of the llead, Ilurriod and Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or 8uflocatiug
Sensations when in a lying
posture, Dimness of
Vision, Dots or
.Webs before
the Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the head, Deficiency of Perspira
tion, yellowness of the Skin and Dyes, Pain in the Side,
Rack, Chest. Limbs, &.c,., Sudden Flushes of Rent, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constant Imamnlnys qf Evil and Great
Depression of .%>irtf«,can be effectually cured bv
DR. HOOFLAMVS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
ritxiMHED nr
DR. C. M. JAl'KHON.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICIFE STORK, 120 ARCS
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the abate diseases it not excelled, if
equalled, by any other preparation in the United litotes,
the cu ret attest, in many oases, after skilful physicians
to worthy the attention of invalids
virtuos in the rectification of disoasex
d lesser glands, exercising the most
i iu weakness aud affections of the di
gestive organs, they aro withal safe, certain and pleas
ant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
I From the Boston Uoe.J
The editor said, Deo. 22d—
Dr. Hoq/tand's celebrated German Ritters, for the onre
of Liver Couinlaiut, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronlo or
Nervous Debility, is desorvedly one of tho most popular
medicines of tho day. These Bitters
Complaint from tho u
th?* remedy. W*
vineed that, iu tho uso of theso Bitters, tho patient con
stantly gains strongth aud vigor—a fact worthy of groat
consideration. They are pleasant in tasto aud smell,
and can bo used by persons with tiie moat delicate stom
achs with safety, under any circumstances. We are
sneaking from experience, and to the allliotod we advise
i of the best literary papers pub
o of the most
C.W.VABf HORN’S
IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUPPORTER
Prolapsus Uteri, (Falling of the Womb.)
tTmIE attention of Physicians and Ladies Hiiilhring
I from the above derangement, is respectfully in
vited to " Van Horn's Improved Uterine Supporter."—
ey are made without the Steel Springs, which a
jhly objectionable ou acoountof their ohaflng tho hi]
fto., making them extremely unpleasant to bo work.
They havo uo superior for the roliof and cure of tho
above displacement, and are recoromondod and used in
the practice of the following Professor sof Obstetrio* and
Diseases of women and ohildren, via,:
Proffessor J. A. Eve, Medical College, Augusta, Ga.
“ J. 8. Longshore. Female Med. College, Phila.
Chas. Woodward, Med. Just., Cinoinnatti, O.
W.P. Johnston, ColnmbiaCol'ge, Wnsh‘n,I).C.
U. Miller, Med. Dep't,Univ'y, Louisville, Ky.
. v .. Conns, Med. College of Ix>uisiana,N. O.,
and by the Physicians generally throughout the United
States. C. W. VAN HORN ft CO , Philadelphia.
Manufacturers also of Trusses, of all descriptions ot
Instrument* for Curvaturo Spine, Club Foot, and for all
derangements requiring the use of Bandages, or Instru
ments for restoration. J. B. MOORE ft CO.
J® 15 ly Agents in Savannah
r $2 25.
in 4
Moore ft Taylor.
VfKW 4400118 FKRNTRAillKIL
.1.3 Elegant I^iood Striped Tissues,
White and Pink Pl d do
Rieh Priutod llareges,
Bl’k, Plain, Fig'd aud Plaid Grenadines,
Rich Organdie Lawns and Muslins,
French Cambrics, Black Bareges,
Black and White Paris Mixtures,
Light Kid and Alex. Silk Gloves,51
Black aud Whito Crape Shawls,
Euib'd Luce and Muslin Chemizettes,
Col'd hBk Cords, Parusols, fto., ftu.
At 88 Broughtou-st, by
mar 17 W.C. WADSWORTH.
Augusta Barber Shop.
He would also take tho pleasure of informing his
meroui friends that lie has opened a magnificent Barber
Shop under the Augusta Hotel, Broad-street, Augusta,
whero every convonioni'e will be found to make his pa-
truus comfortable. Strangers and friends visiting Ai
5—— -»c rcsncctfnliy solicited to giro mo a call.
J. 51. HAYWOOD, iuouament-sq., Savannah,
l at *l ly And under Augnsta Hotel, Broad-et., Augusta.
NICER.—5000 Shades, with fixtures complete,
Woodford’s fine Gilt Cornioes; 2000 fine English
Curtain Bands; Curtain Pins; Worsted Cord, in varie-
— i-— '-~jc Worsted Tassels to match; Core
lotures; Pavilion Rings and Rosetta;
2. W. MORRELL ft CO.
/'tlDKK.— 40 barrel!, suporior quality Ciiaiu-
pagno Cider landing this day from brig Macon, for
salob y(mar 17) W. M. DAVIDSON.
PILOT AND NAVY lSltKAD.
rvO BARRELS laiuling from brig Wilson Fuller
oJ\J and for sale by
mar8 CL AG 1IOI1N ft CUNNINGHAM.
FOR 8ALK.
4 STEAM ENGINE—perfectly now, of 10 horse
power, with Booilor attached. *
a 18 c
Ouffifc ft I
JLj 4 casks Old l’each do; 50 .... ... .
Pipes Holland Olu: 30 bbls. F. A.do.; 40 bbls. N. O.
Rum: 76 bbls. N. O. Whiskey: 30 bbla. Old Alouonga-
holado. Received and for salo by
MoMAUON ft DOYLE.
1) KCKIVED per sleuiuer Alabama, il burrel*
XV Pig Hama—for sale by
A. BONAUD.
u,.„
Just rcooived aud in store, 200 Roloson's extra
r Baltimore items, 4 bbls. Now York Pig do., 2
I*. Smoked Beef, Smoked aud Pickled Tongue*. Pig
Bacon, Bologua Sausages, ftc.
m*i 9 GEO. ALEXANDER.
AMd, SMOKED REEF, TONGUES, &c.—
lust rcooived and ’
Baltimore itemi
Jj-^KBF. — Choice t Pliilatiolphiu family market
aud 1 n * rt ® r bMwl*» also, fsw
larrels Dried Beef—lor salo b<
IlIN
M
18 ft FLORANCE.
A DEI RA WINK—iu woo«l and glasa-
somo of very superior quality—for silo by
16 MINIS ft FLORANCE.
W
IliTK Uanjc ; Colored do ; for sale
BOWN
F OULARD LIJHTRK, Fruncli Prints, Mus
lin Gingham, and Swiss Mu*lin,(col'd figures); juei
reoelved by (mar 15) LxROCHE ft BOWNE.
KNTLKIMKN’8 8UA1A1KR ( RA V ATS,
Silk Pooket Udkfs, Liuan do.: jutareooivad by
nr 16 Lx ROCHE ft BOWNE.
“I 8 ?! “ Mk OWMilM"iukriuTa
T^OKHALK.—A Afulatto Girl Heventeen years
X. old—a good hovse servant, und capable of cutting
iud making dresses. Apply to
mar 16 WM. WHIG IIT.
l.’OUMAI.li.-A Woman thirty-tivo years old
ft. —a good cook, washor and Ironer. Apply to
mar 16 WM. WHIOUT.
1.1 011 MAl.K A Man twenty-six years old—
P flrst-raco bouse servant and warranted sound.
pply to (mar 15) WM. W RIG HIT.
A beautiful article, used
MOR8E ft NIClIOlfS.
IkUTTKIt, C11EK8E. dkc.~3U keg* selected
Goalum Butter: 60 boxes English Dairy Chooso!
100 do. new seale-I Horriaxs: 30 quintals new Codfish.
100 boxes and 50 half box*a Bunob Raisins. Received
per steamer, and for sule by
m*r* SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO.
~~ vmassrsz:
Q A BOXES UiiJ.rwood’. Pinklu., in half g.lJyn
..a fr “" 0, "°"
mmrS . CLAQHQBN ft CUNNINGHAM.
\XANTILLA8.—Received uer steamer Flori
m j*. b ,«y Jgfeggjw nar
permanently, just roeoivod and for salo by
vintages and warranted 4th proof, in Custom House
stores, and for sale ou as favorable terms as any in mai^
Let. A constant supply of direct importations, Cog-
nao and Bordeaux Braudies. Also 1UO baskots " Buo-
nayista 1 ' Champangne, imported by ourselves—a choice
It me. 50 baskets ileidsiok and Boucho Champagn-*.
For sale on favorable torus, by
<* b 21 WEBSTER ft PALM;
CIUABS
T UST received a choice lot of CIGARS, viz.
U 10,000 Rio HoimIos, 10,000 La Guipuzeuana, 10,000
La Patria, 8,000 Iu India, 10,000 Antonio Garcia, for
®*1« *>y , , P* JACOB8, No. 27 Bull-street,
Sign of the Big Indian, near Monumcnt-squaro.
fob 5 Bavannah, Georgia.
S UGAR.—20 hhd*. choice Porto Rico Sugar.
landing and for sale by
mar5 CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM.
T?fl
Hand
dlBROIDERIES, Luce aud Muslin Capes,
_ Undor-handkrv, I^tco and Mmlin Collars, Emb’ci
andkerchief*, Undor Sloovee, 8wlss and Cauib'o Edg
ings and Inserting*, Emb'd Skirts, fto. fto., jnstreoeived
b y . W. C. WADSWORTH,
Marshall llouao buildings.
To th* Owner* of Pumps Iu ihe City,.
T REQUEST tho citizens who have private pumps
X not to call on ths mou attending the publio pumps
to repair them, oxoept through tho Contractor, as he
personally sees aud examines overy pump in the oity
every day ^Sundays excepted) by eleven o'clock, A. M.
The subscriber will attend to any calls for deepening,
clearing, or repairing on new private pumps.
. _ JOSEPH It* THOMPSON,
City Pump Contractor.
B RANDY.—25 half pipe* choice Brandy i
landing, of the following brands:
10 pipes of I^mdoii Color Honuessy,
.* OUurd, Dupuy ft Co. Cognac,
Jas. Hennossy ‘ "
J. J. Dupuy , " "
^ Saserao "
Imported la. Hit, lasi -for »1. by
°th» BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO,
LOCK ANU UAIU8.
KQ barrel, Baltimore Floor,
Am lte> a.ild'i Bu^.r-eured ii.mi,
Laadiu, from brig du.ephu. mid for mile by
“terld CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM.
W OOL — WOOL — WOOL—purclrueil by
jaa U ROWLAND k CO.
e. w. VIM MOUNTS
Improved Elastic Shoulder Braee,
The only Braes manufactured that does not bind
or chafe under the arms, and can be worn
with both ease and comfort.
Thoso who have worn other Braoes
are requested to give these a trial, to
test their superiority ovor all others.
Clerks, stndonts, tailors, Seamstres
ses, children of both sexos, and. all
others, who either from habit or oc*
cupr.tion, or from a weakly or debili
tate J constitution have acquired the
habit of bending forward, (round
'shouldered) and oompressiug ths
Chest and Langs, will find the above
Braee to remedy the above defect,
—.. . and ensure an erect oarriago, with
improved symmetry and form of body to the woarer,
id aVso allowing a fall, free and healthy action and
S ausion of th* Langs, by removing the compression,
preventing thereby the Pulmonary Organs from
becoming weak and diseased.
C. W ; VAN HORN * CO.,
Philadelphia'" V ‘
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
T ,fE ALTERATIONS and IMPROVEMENTS
JL in onr Store, including a flno SHOW-ROOM for
Piano Fortes, and
A MUSIC DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
being now completed, wo would invito the attention i
the musical publio to onr stock, comprising overy articlo
BKTAII?) 116 /jr Ca £ k? jfauiishoa (WIIOLXSALB AMD
PIANO FORTES,
By A. S-IV.DimT k Co., J. B. Duuhax, «nd other, of cl-
tablished reputation, constantly on hand.
K. /iOUB AUM dc CO., iMPOXTXBg,
1SARGA1N8! BARGAINS!
DRV GOODS AX COST.
\\T c • WADSWORTH will coinmenco dis-
If • posing of his rioh and valuable stock of
FANCY AND 8TAPLK DRY GOODS.
This day, Deo. 9th, at New-York oost.
We hope no ons in want of any article in the Dry
Goods liue will foil to call and examine the goods and
prices boforo purchasing, as we are determined *
f- -‘---Mir—- -* - - -
these goods at prioes full 25 per cent, lest than thev
be bought atany other house in the oity. We will not
enumerate pricos here, but invite all to call, assarinx
theuUhatgooda will be offered at prioes which will be
satisfactory.
Store nnder Marshall House.
Dr, Jackson, are now reoooimended by
prominent members of the faculty as an article of much
efficacy in oases of female weakness. As such is the
ease, we would advise all mot hers to obtain a bottle, and
thus save themselves muoh siokness. Persons of debil
itated constitutions will find thoso Rioters advantage
ous to their health, an.we know from oxperieuoo the
salutary effect they liav u upon weak systems."
MORE EVIDENCE.
The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the bozt family
newspapor published in tbo United States. Tho editor
says of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN B1TTER8.
"It is seldom that we reeommond whataretermodPa
tent Medicines, to the oonfidunoo and patronage of oar
readers; and, thorofore, whon we reeommond Dr. Hoof-
laud's German Bitters, we wish itto be distinctly under-
*•—* - ) are no t njmgfcj n g 0 f the nostrums of the
noised about for a briof period and tlion
or they have done thoir guilty race of mis
chief, but of a muuioino long established, universally
S rized, and which has met tho hearty approval of the
iculty itself."
Evidence upon evidence lias been rocoived (like the
foregoing) from all sections of tho Union, tho last threo
years, aud the strongest testimony in its favor is that
there is moro of it used iu the uractice of the regular
physicians of Philadelphia thau all other nostrums com
Lined, a fact that can easily be established, and full,
proving that a scientific preparation will ‘
their quiet approval whon presented ev
form.
That this medioine will euro Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia no one can doubt, after using it as directed,
It acts specifically upon the stomach aud liver; it is pri
ferable to calomel in alt bilious diseases—the effect
immediate. They can bo admiulatored to female
'~.nt with safoty aud reliable benefit at any time.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high character wliieh
is necessary for all medicines to attain to iuduco coun
terfeiters to put forth spurious articles at the risk of the
lives of those who are iunoeeutly deceived.
Look well to the marks of the Genuine I
They havo the written signature of C. M. JACKSON
upon the wrapper, and his name blown in tht ‘
without which they are spurious.
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 120 Aroh-stroot, one door below Sixth, Philadelphia
and by respectable dealers generally through
the country.
PRICU8 REDUCED.
To enable all classes of invalids to enjoy tho advantages
of their great restorative powers.
Single bottles 75 cents.
Also for sale byj. A. LaBOGHE, W.W. LINCOLN,
Druggists, Savannah, Ga.
Wholesale Agents, llaviiaud, Earrallft Co.,Chari
ton. S. C. MWFl;
PATENT MEDICIJfES.
mwiss;
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. —**•
For Ditrateu of the Liter, ond lo pu.n.
Ulood: Vecfnl in Jaundice, tSlelWelf'
ache, Uiittneee, Lot, of Avnciii,
Ucru ral Vcbittlji, Cotutipation ’
Filei earned by Ceetiveneee, ’
Paine in Ihe lionet, or
Hhfurnatiemeaunr.d
by the uee of
Mercury,
Scrofula, Cutaneoue Eruption..
lloite, Ulcer,, See. ^ l! ' 1
3 ■’HE aho»e diaciuw. uriM jenertll, ,
. active .tat. «! tb. Ltv.r, ot an .uu!? l"‘
ood. The h.r.M .rillii will b. found OHtanVL 1 ^’
from the fact that It stimulates the Liver to
fromtSSu
With most of persons it aetsnpoa thelawelsas ami*
purgative; it cleanses the system from its iiarnTriTT 4
without causing any irritation in the aliinenUr* I. 1 . !•
or dsbilitatiug effeot. “«wry oaui,
Iu healthy aotiou on the Liver and Blood dk,*..,
tho teudenoy of morbid inflnonces, aud is often
guard against disease. Those who are aoqualJtaSSS:
the Southern Sarsaparilla will readllypercelv!S5
this preparation has the natural Sarsaparilla tafu
which proves it to be a pure and unadulterated 0 *
The citisons of Savannah and vicinity will Sadlw
this artiole has the best effect ui>on the svstom
gives bettor satisfaction to those who nee It than ?!!-
preparation of tlio kind in uso. * n tn J
Physieiaus havo ossurahoe Prom the proprietor that it
ooutuinsnothing but Sarsaparilla, with spirit andia*
ohariue matter euongh only to preserve It.
Prioe $1 ncr bottle, or (J bottles for $5.
Sold in Savannah by Jamos II. Carter and j n
Moore ft Co.; Midvlilo, by J. Griffin; Bduilcrivilli' i,
N. W. Haines ft Brother: Waynesboro', by L.Sehwarti
and by druggists generally.
Those ordering this artinle from druggists or cam
mission merchants, should express In their ordsra,
t?~ “Dennis’t Georgia SarnayariHa.'i
»«. ROOEKS’S
LIVERWORT AND TARi
A SAFE anil certain euro for Coughs, Colds
n AiUmis, Consumption of the Lnngs^ Spitting of
ulood, Bronchitis, Hooping Cough, and all Pulnwaar?
Affections. *
BTA LOVELY YOUNG LADY CURED
OF C0N8UMI>T10N!,A£I U
4Gi" The following is from the pen of Win. R r,*}.
son, Esq., the distinguished edttoT of the U. S. Mlliterl
and Naval Argus, under date New- York, January
1850. Whatoould be more conclusive! J
“ It Is seldom wo permit ourselves to oocnpy naru*
in these columns to speak in praise of any artiole in the
patent modicine way; but when wo see the life of a fol
low oreature saved by the use of any medicine wh*u
. - - _ ever, wo consider it as our right,# not onr dufo £
newspapor published in tho United States. Tho editor give a simple statement of facts, that others inayin
like manner, be bcuefitted. Tho case which has ’in
duced us to pon this articlo was that of a young lad* of
■ acquaintance, who by frequent exposure to ths
ht air, contracted a Cold which settled on the Lumi
ore ita ravages could bo stayed. (This ooourred two
its ago this wiutor.) Vancus remedies were used
with very littlo effect or benefit. Tbo Cough grow
worso, wilii copious expectoration, and the sunken era
and pale, liollow check, told plainly that pulmonary
disease was dcing its worst on her delicate frame. The
family physician was consulted, and although he wonH
not admit to the young lady that she really had the
Consumption, yet he would give no encouragement as
to a cure. At this crisis her mother was persuaded to
mako use of a bottle of Dr.|Itogers's Conjpouudisyrup of
Liverwort and Tar, and we aro bappy to state she was
perfectly cured in less than three months by this medi
cine alone, after even hope was destroyed. It is uu-
less to comment on suehaeaseas tbis, forth* simple
troth will reach whero polished fiction never can. If
any doubt tho authenticity of this statement, let them
call at thin oiHco.—U. S. Military and Naval Argus, No.
19 Chatham-etreet, N. Y.
TESTIMONIES OF THE N. Y. PRESS.
• the New-York Courier, Aug. 13,185(1.]
i blown in the bottle,
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T HE undorsigiifld have this day associated thorn-
salvos together under the name and style of Komp-
ton ft Vorstille, for the transaction of a general Dry
Goods business. Having taken the stand in Waring r §
Kan jo, No. 72 8t. Julian, and 1U7 Bryon-sts., noxt door
to Messrs. F. Zogbauui ft Co.’s Music store, tlioy will, in
a few da^s. be preparod to offer to their friends aud the
public, a handsome and well selected assortment of
EDWARD 8. KEMPTON.
Savannah, Feb. 17, 1852.
HENRY W. VERST1LLE.
) 30 hhds. N. 0.8ugar
Choice refined N. O. Sugar'
Prime and choice Porto Rioo do
Fair and Prime Muscovado do
150 bbls. Steam refined
WEBSTER ft FALME8.
. 50 bbls. Mgh proof Whisky
• H.a __
Monong&hela do
tgahi—
Pure old Bourbon do
Phelps Gin
Domostio Brandy
30 qr. casks do
For sale by [fob 21 WEBSTER ft PALMEB.
New Spring Mood*.
O RGANDIE and Brocade Muslins
8triped and plain India Silks
Plain and cheeked Glaco Silks
Cheeked aud striped Mourning Silks
Mousquetine and noedle-worked Collars
Under-Sleeves of overy stylo
iAlexander’s colored Silk Gloves
Extra linn whito Cotton Hose
Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs
Whito Satin, Dress Trimmings
Blaok, white and colored Prints, ftc. fto. fte.
■Just roeoivod by W. C. WADSWORTH,
Under Marshall House, Broughton-st.
8 AUK. HAJLT—Landing from ship Milicete:
for salo by ANDREW LUW ft CO.
J U»T RECEIVED—50 bulos Georgia Osna*
burgs; to be sold very low.
61. PRENOERG AST ft CO., 178 Broughton-st.,
"*“Tl Opposite St. Audrew's Hall, West sldi
A
FORHALE.
FIRST roto Cooper, 2f> years old—warranted
sound; a Boy, 20 years old, aooustomed to planta-
work, and warranted sound. Apply to
W. WRIG1
IROCEHIESt GROCERIES!? GROCER
r IES: 11—Tho stock of Groceries now in St. An-
w’a Hall, are selling a* low l'or cash, as it is tho in-
tion of the representatives of the late C. B. Scally,
deceased, to wind up tho business, For good and cheap
Groceries, <
St. Andrew's Hall.
BALTIMORE FLOUR, BACON, die.
Of U \ BBL8.Suporfioo Howard street Flour.
50 hlids. Primo Now Bacon.
20 " do. do. 8houlder»,
30 bbls. and 50 kegs New Leaf Lard.
when desired, maybe vised as a substitute for, and in
' Arrow Root. For sale by
JOHN B. MOORE ft CO.,
Gibbons' Buildings.
r 17
HtUriMEM.— Hull's, Marsh's, and Reinhart'
_ Trusses; also, fine Frenoh and common Trusses,
in every variety, for sale by
JOHN B. MOORE ft CO.,
Gibbons' Buildings.
m
AY •—DU bale* prime Easlern Hay, now land
LJOAP i
by 8 ktC
m.. _ - in m -lift, _
kinds ; 1IJ0 do Candles, do do, reeeived and for
(mar 14) MCMAHON ft DOYLE.
T VOKY Huluuccil HauJlo TABLE CUTLERY
T. W. CORNWELL,
TAILOUJNG.
M essrs, dibble * carey imving j u »t
turnoU from the North. reipoetfUlly Invito thoir
customers, the oitiseus of Savannah, and the publio
generally, to Mil and examine their Fall stook of nil
■V' 1 ® 9 •“J f°l° r ® of French, English and American
C*®* 1 ™®”* and Vestings, which they are pre-
to manufacture to order in the neatost and most
table Ittvlu*. Alan fknl, .-* * “ — -- -
Clothii
Ciothinr, wnrirtin, in p.rt otSnrtlnlnn, Alhiirt Top
Pa'ift™’ l-Ud ot * 1Br nflw nnd fnnhiounbfe
Tbo ondor.isned havinc .fleeted these roods with
groat earo, feel confidontif t leasing all who mnr be in
J!*" 1 - V Tb ‘*to°k of FURNZ81&NO GOODS and
KS'LKSPP * nd wo11 aborted,
W .odating termx ° n mo,t ** Tor * b ^® and aooom-
®«P 33 DIBBLE ft CARET.
New Goods
P ER 8TEAMER FLORIDA—Ramiros, Tissues
DeLaiacs, Maslins, Robcu and Challeys.
tar 8 NEV1TT. LATHROP ft 8TEBBINR.
T U8T RECEIVED.—30 Boxo* Adninuutino
«x lb* an f ^pi >ar, i n ®, ^o-»
. '*£ 1 B({naUD,
Corner of Bay and Whittaker ate.
. for family use—for salo by
[f*OR SALE. — A good carriage or wagon
H HORSE, with a light throe-spring WAGON. Ap-
rat [mb4] C. B. SC ALLY'S, Si. Andrew's Hall.
HG HAMS, SMOKED TONGUES AND
BEEF.—Just landing from steamers, and for sale
Lrnar 10] M. J. SOLOMONS.
4 UTTER and 25 firkins Butter, 50
boxes Cheese, just received nud for sale by
mcmahon a poyle.
r ANTlLL AH.—A superb lot of Paris Black
’ ‘°«. Bl*ck Grouadlno, Black Crape de IVrU
to Crane de Paris Mantillas; also. Plain V id
lered White Crape Bhairis—last received and
—jnst reoeived and
DaWlTTftMQBQAN.
i.—15 balea Striped
heavy Pennsylvania Oats,
Landing from brig Josephus uud for salo by
GLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM.
snooted, crop of 1852; ju»1 roeoivod and for salo
r JOHN W. 5100RE ft CO.,
Gibbons’ Buildings.
IJ UTTER HAND CUEEHE.-30 kegasoloct-
l> od Gu»hcn BuHci; 50 boxes do. English Dairy
Chetsc; reoeived per steamship Florida, and *
mar 16 SCRANTON,
, JOHNSTON ft CO.
L1LOUU.—109 bbla. of superfine Huwurd-stroet
JP Flour, jnst reoelved, and for sale low, if taken
frma wharf. A. C. TOMS,
mar id 120 Bay-street.
S.UOKED TONGUES, dkc.
1 N510KLD Tongues, 4100 Bologua Sausages,
lUu 2 barrels Smoked Beef, lauding from Lsteauor
Alabama and for sale by
CLAGIIORN ft CUNNINGHAM.
lever and ague, and all complaints arising from a de
rangement of the nervous system. For sale by
A. BONAUD.
A LE—ALE—-ALE.—150 bbls. Albauy Cream
/V Ale, brewed expressly for me, superior to any in
this market, tending from 4rlg» Augucta and Macon—
for sale at the Albany Alo Depot, by
W. 6L DAVIDSON.
E NUL1HU POTATOEH.—35 hamport Eng
lish Potatoes, landing and for sale by
mar 17 CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM.
by this excellcut medicinal preparation, and (n one in-
stanco that came under onr observation, wo ean sneak
confidently. One of our employees, who had suflorod
severely from a long standing cola, dnring the put
week commenced tho use of this medicine, and his Cold
has entirely disappeared.
the Now-York Mirror, Sept. 2,1850.]
•«1®D
I From the New York Dispatoh, Ang. 26th, 1849.]
We have heretofore taken occasion to give our testi
mony in favor of tbo onrative properties of Dr. Rogers's
Compound 8yrupof Liverwort and Tar r and would here
reneat tho advice already given, for all persons who are
afflicted with Consnmption, or any of the premonitory
symptoms, to make atrial of Dr. Itogerss’ preparation.
t>L Tho genuine is signed Ampuew Rookms, ou the
steel Plate engraved wrapper around each bottle, aud
' Id wholesale and retail by
is sold wholesale and
8COVIL ft MEAD,
113 Chartros-st., New Orleans,
* Sole general agents for tlio States, to whom all or
ders ana applications for agencies must bo addressed.
Wholesale aud retail Agents in Savannah—T. M.
Turner ft Co., A. A. Solomons ft Co., W. W. Lincoln,
J. B. Moore ft Co. 4 mo eod dee. 6
R. R. R. REMEDIES.
Badway’s Beady Belief
Badway’a Bcnovatia? Resolvent,
Badway’s Beady Begnlatora,
r lPHF. uso of which will in all cases instantly slop
JL P»In, quickly owe disease and always prevout
siokness.
No Pain, or Sickness, or Disease, or Unhealthy Mat
ter will remain in or affeot^he system while it is under
thoinfinenco of R. R. R. Remedies.
Uadway’s Beady Belief,
Internally and Externally.
EXTERNAL PAIN8.-Tht moment It Is applied ex
ternally it stops all pain. It onres Rheumatism, Lum
bago, Gout, Paralysis, Siok Headache, Neuralgia, Tie
Doloreux, Sprains and Strains, Distorted Limbs, Pain
ful Swellings, Cramps and Spasms, in a lew hours.
INTERNAL FAIns.-A few drops of Radwsy’s
Ready Relief, taken internally, will stop the most dis
tressing pains of Dlorrluca, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
and instantly soothe, arrest and allay th* most violent
cramps, spasms and eonvulaioni.
R. R. RELIEF.—Th* very moment it te applied U
stops pain, arrests dissase and removes ita cans*.
It. B* RELIEF.—Cripples, leap for joy! The aged,
io infirm and the crippled, instantly feel the effects of
Rad way's Ready Relief; It rejuvenates old age. renders
the still jviutod supple and active infouae lift and
strength in the sore, weak and disabled limb, removes
all palu and soreness from the joints and muscles, and
strengthens and makes sound and whole, the weak, in
firm aud crippled.
R. R. RELIEF.—Cough cured In five minutes J Rad-
way’s Ready Rolief eurud a gentleman In five minutes
of a severe fit of coughing. The gentleman had not
slept for two nights; it was appliedi externally and in
ternally..
B. B.B. no. a.
Railway’s Renovating Resolvent.
QuiokW oure» Scrofula aud all ehronlo and sypAilltio
miplainte, consumption, bad conghs, waiting away ol
te body, and all disoasesof tho lunge.
It resolves away all diseased deposits,.
It purifies the blood and other fluids,
It renovates the system.
R. R. RESOLVENT. —Ninoteen Fever Soros cured by
Railway's Renovating Resolvent. A gentleman who had
taken great quantities of Mercury, who became s»Hrat
ed, and whose body was a mass of putrid flesh, was en
cored by the of Radway's Renovating Resoi*
The first week he had taken the Resolvent, a
pioce of solid matter liko the rind of choose, one eighth
or an inch thick aud six iuobcs in length, was discharg
ed from a large sore on his leg. From that day he grew
better. He continued tbo use of the Resolvent and the
Regulators. In two weok from the time he commenced
using the R. R. Remedies, every sore was healed, hi*
*'esh was sound and pure, neither blotch or disfigure*
lent was visiblo to annoy the sight rr mar the appear-
FUTRID FLF.8I1—A man aged 40, who in his youth
was indiscrete and contracted a loatheiome dieeaso
which threatened his life, lie was a victim of illtrest-
rneut— he was salivated with Mercury, and for years
his body has been covered with foul and corrupt humor*.
He commenced the ns* of Railway’s Renovating Resol
vent. He had used bnt one bottle wbunall themerou-
rial deposits were driven out of hi* system. Ho 1* now
ell.
Ranwxt's nzBoranwG Rbsoltzxt—Will cure all
ehronic, scrofulous, syphilitic complaints, mercurial
diseases, diseased deposits, nodes, swelllugs. tumors,
ulcers, fever sores, consumption, bronchitis, all diseasss
that havo been in the system for five, ten, or twenty
B.B. B. NO. 3.
BADWAY’S KEGl'LATOH§,
A mild, pleasant and effeetnal purgative, superior to
all pills or powders for regulating the bowels.
All persons who are inclined to ooxtiveness are hero
informed that oat or two of Badway’s Rtgnlators will
pleasantly and agroeably empty the bowel* twice in
‘wonty-foui hours.
R. R. REGULATORS—Chronic Costiveness.—A pop
ular gentleman in this city, well known to druggists
throughout (he United States, had net enjoyed the lux
ury of a natural discharge from the bowels for twenty-
five years without ths aid of drastic .purgatives, which
had almost borne him down to tbo grave, until he com
menced the use of Badway’s Regulators. He first took
four per day for a week, then cue every day nntil tho
whole organisation beeame regulated. He hasliow bis
rogutar evacuations, and has not taken a partlclo of
medicine for six months.
R. R. Holier and Regulator* cured a gentleman of Uv-
• complaint, who haa suffered greatly for a number of
months, by one application of Relief per day for awesk
ud a few doses of Rsgulators.
H. R. Relief and Regulator* will always our* chills,
fevers, fover aud agues, and sdl kinds of fevers.
To keep the bowels renter and the system free from
morbid humors, R. R. R. No. 8, Rad way’s Regulator*.
It. It. It. OFFICE. XBi» Fuiton.st.,N.Y.
09Y' Sold b, Drngslata BTurjwbore.
E nglish vv«imu«, FM«>rt», Brazil NuuaoJ
I’ceniiB, ju,t roeatvod and for salo by
-VTAl'IILKON BITTKHS.-A .oponorirti- S™ 18 >».p.FOjW.
A' •••Jo' th * ouro of dj.p«|..i», »»nt of appotlto, liUTTBH.—Choice Go.licn IS inter at !S5 0“ l , ' r
' ‘ J3 poun'
SCALLV8, BL Andrew;
fj'OR HALE.—A Wo roan thirty-three J 1 *-
Jg^rad.Mb.r .jd Sroaor-jirl
I > KUKI Vi.D per Hteausei’ Fierlda-riMto;
XV Fluid end Printed Bareges. Silk Tissues, and Ba
rege Delaines. Figured Silks, Plaid India Silks, Blaek
Silks,all widths; French Jaoonot* and Priutod Organ
dies ; Frenoh Ginghams, Embroidered fto.
DEWITT ft MOROAN,
m
At’ON ANBLAKDa—liOcxthi choice Jlnins:
15hhd*. Sides; 35 do. Shoulders; 20 bbla. r-hoioe
Lard. Reoeived and for safe by
»• v MoMAHON ft DOYLE.
r AY.—100 Kuies prime North River Huy, land
L iug per Bark Marla Morton, for sale by
BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO.
ACON*—<35 hhds. prime feidos, for sale to sur-
’ Hve, per sehr. htartha Jane, from Now -Orleana, by
C OAL.—100 tone Red Ash Coal, broken and
»«! WILLIS
Ur tad, Smuktd Utofiwd Cold elaulli, of «»
tkara,. JIOH8E k jJlCUOW.
lar IU lid gtou,lito»HWi_
LK AND COUTEU.-ai »■!■; !j**g •
L stout, in pinto and quarts; 10 do Bast ledia 1 at
JjdjiauaadquatU. Jua,’^-^*011^.
BTKWAUT'H CANDIED.
TUST RECEIVED par auwner HS»li«n<», «
O ply of stowarfa Mlahrataii SUaa RoBaod Ca
tajponad „d U.lf
SaSnbSi**