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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nil. J, J. D8AU1NU
liia services to tho cltisena of Bavnn-
akJSi nab,in tii* pradico fif Medicine and Surge
ry* Chsoniu diseases will receive particular attention,
ufflce up stairs, No. 123 Brovghton-strsot. tf ap 20
TO LET.
P. CONDON offers bia GARDEN LOT
and HOUSES tboreon, to lot. It la altua- jSjjK
*“*“tod on tho ooruor of tbeThunderboldtand JBifc
Shad Boada. It has all eho necessary Improvements
and uudor good cultivation. • Apply at the City ilotol.
apr 22 tf
a of fact ia worth a pound of t
rS*,
cluster around that incomparable preparation, lloof-
laud'a Gorman Bitters, preparod by Dr. C. M. Jackaon,
Philadelphia, establishing ite value aa a touic and re-
■toratire, arc auch
iron) questioning its otncaoy. In all oaaea of diaoase or
thoatoniauh, whether aouto or vhronlo, it may be re
commended for its soothing, cordial, and renovating in
fluence. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetito, nau
sea, uervoua tromors, relaxation and dsbility, 4c., art
relieved by the BlUers in a vary short rpaoo of tirno ;
and a perseverance in their use never Calls to work
thorough ouro. lm apr U
Ur. J. Fkkliug.
rw-^. Office and reaidonoo corner of Barnard and
HK^S> Ferry streets, Orlenus-squure. Office hour
from 8 to 10 o'olouk. A, Ai. tf mar 22
DEN i’lMTKY.
I>rs. HOlf AJLJL. and JOHNSON,
Surgical nutl lUecImufcnl Dentists.
r^——— r OOica over Zogosum'e Music Store, Mar-
hat Square. Ijr nov 8
STEAMSHIP LINES,
u. m. mail linb.
THROUGH IN (SO TO 55 1IOUKH.
Rtw-Iurk k Churleston Steam-Packets.
Lear# Adgor’s wharves every Saturday
A/trrnoou aud each alternate Wedn**-
Muu. On Saturday the new andaplen
'did (*»—■*“*•*—
7^^^^^^^"did Steamahipa
J AS. A DOE It „.„..Capt. J. Dickinson 1,500 Tona.
MAI1ION ..C'upt. M. Berry 1,200 Tona.
The SOUTHERNER, VV. Foster commander, will
oavo each alternate Woduoeday—having hcon newly
coppered and guards raised, ia now in complete order.
MAT For Freight or Passage, having elegant HUte
Boom accommodations, apply at the office of the Agent, which willbe sold
ilENKY MISSBOON,
Corner East Bay and Adger’s Sou. Wharves.
N. B.—A new ship will bo placed on the line to oon-
A Warmuied Ucmcily.
1’LANTEttd, FAKMElti, FA Ml 1,1 t.ti, «EA-
CAPTAINM, AND OTHEKtt.
V IUUUUABM MO KKHKdY LqUAl. T
DU. TOMiAM’ VENETIAN LlNLtlENT.
For Dysentery, Colie, Croflj, Coughs, Rheumatism,
yuiusy Bore Throat, Toothache, Headache,
bea-slckuess, Cuts, Burus, bwuliiugs,
, Mosquito Bites, Il_
seutbtiugs, Pams in tho
Limbs, Ac.
If It does not giro rolief, recollect your money will ku
refunded. All that is askod is a (air trial of it accord
ing to the directions. This artiolo is au English reme
dy, a
iby
William tho Fourth, lato king of England,
aud certified to by him as a cure tor Rheumatism, where
iry thing olse he had tried, failed. _ Over liywu.uoj
butties have been sold in the United States withoi
single (ttllnre, aud uiauy families huvo stated tli
was gib per bottle they would not be without it,
oup, as it is as corUiu
moss severe cough is cured iu a lew da,
TuuruAuuii in 3 miuutos—headacheiu •/%
iiOLKua, whun lirst takou, iu a lew
4MT “ ' - '
put up a HORSE nJNIMKNT
DB. TOBIAS ha.
iu pint bottius, which iu warranted
i other lor Cello, Uttlis, Cuts, SweUiugs, Braises,
Soratohus, Cracked lieoi, Ac,
~~ Price 50 cents.
'■* papers with the
DR. TOBIAS could till twenty i
letters aud ourtittcales resolved
mour, hutoousidcis that warranting
ouo who duel not obtain roiiuf is not i
A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. and J. 11. CARTER
the solo ugeuts for Savannah—als; lor sale by the drug
gists aud storekeeper* throughout Georgia.
draw's Hall, will supply the oouutry moruhauts u
proprietor’s lowest pr
Medicines which never ail to give uulisjuc-
lion, and are used by many physician*
in Uieir practice.
Dr* J* H. itoao’n Nervous and luvigor*
utlug Cordial.
Tho Oroatest Discovery in Medical Science!—For all
Nervous Conditions of the System !—Heart
Diseases aud Nervous Complaints.
The astounding and happy otfcct of Dr.
Bose's Nervous Cordial, for Diseases of the
lloati, Palpitation, Nuiubuess, Neuralgia, Nervous
Tremor of the Muscles, Heartburn, Flatulence, Fain iu
tho Face, Wakefulness, Restlessness, or for tho Aiiud ui
Body worn dowu by care, labor, or study, has induced
many pky siuiaus to use it in their praoiioe. For a wo.
constitution, it is a grand rostoror: it completely r
moves from tho system ail nervous irritations, and
almost miraculous la its rfipld and happy effect. The
weak and tho nervous are frequently restored to per
fect hualth before using one bottle, Price fifty coi
Du. J. 8* Rose’s Great Fain Cur or—the
Wouder of the Amo.
Do yon suffer with any pain! If you do, use Dr.
Rose's Fain Curer. It euros Toothaeuo, Sore Throat,
Luraohe,- Stitt Neck or Faius iu the Face, in a lew
nuuutes. it cures quickly Fain in the stomach or
Bowels. Cures Chiluiains, Corns, and auy irriutuou
charm lor Fains
Chaos or Back, aud for Rheumatism trow a sudiiou
cold, it is magiual lu iU effects. Iu bottles, 12>,, 25 and
Would.—Dr. Boso'i
o system against any future attack*. in bottles
I, you should remove it from the system. I
r liver is outvf order, you will have oold leet, v.
‘ *'*■ > yellow skin—take Dr. Bose
C Railroad Fills, and you
Ffta/ruia Mercury %
1 tho above preparations, with Dr. Ro.e's Medi
cal Adviser toFersous in Sickness and iu Hualth, to bo
had ef JAS. H. CARTER,
THOMAS M. TURNER k CO.,
WILLIAM W. LINCOLN.
At all the respectable Drug Stores iu Savannah, aud
throughout
jy
ilhlRS WAITED.
l»-——! lu 1635 and '36 a large number of Goor-
gians went over to the Bepublio of Toxas to
assist the Texans to gxin their independouue. Many oi
these were matured with Fannin, nad others fell
while fighting utrTer Cols. Travis, Ward, Grunt, uud
Johnson. The Republic of Texas granted to the heirs
of these bravo men u largo quautity of laud, very lew
of whom have come forward to uiairn their right. Tho
descendants of thoso who participated in the revolu
tionary struggle of Texas uan procure these lauds, on
application to the undersigned, who possesses all ueues-
sury information ou the subjooe.
mar 3 (iui S. Y. LEVY, Savannah.
MKBICAL UO-FAKTNKKMlliF. .
Dr. E. H. MARTIN aud Dr. U. L. BYRD,
having associated themselves iu tho prse-
tioe el their Frufessiou, may be found at their Oliiuo, ai
the residonuo or Dr. B., No. iff Broughtou-strcut, south
side, between Bull and Dray tou-strcots. Dr. M. muj
be found at night atbisresidenoeou South Broad street,
hotweeu Whitakerand Baruard streets. Cm no 4
DENTISTRY.
DB. II. C. HEAJLO
Perforins all operations pertaining to Natural or Artifi
cial Teeth, in tho best style. Olhoo first ouraor west oi
the Marshall Houso. ly jan 17
DENTIMTKY.
DR.Q. D. BARNES,
Surgical and Alcclmntnal Dcntlwt.
Office corner ef Congress and WUiteker-sts., over Mr
FrendergestA Dry Qoods Store. ly »p 17
TAPfcJCUTT’ti FUHIfiiGN EXCllAiNGJi
AND
BM1UUATIUN AGENCY.
ft"' “m '"~i i,er “ wus wishing to send for their friends,
and desirous ot briugiug them out by ttrat
class packet ships, are informed that the subscribers art
the only agents fur the above Agency In this oity.
They are also nuthoritod to draw on Messrs. Wm.
Tapscott k Co., Liverpool, in sums from Li aud up
wards, which drafts are negotiable in any town through
out Ireland and Great Britain.
Drafts on France and Germany, payable in all parts
of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to
deo84. ly BUNKER k OGDEN, 80 Bay-sL
Private Hospital.
DOCTOU8 W1LDMAN <fc GANAIIE,
Faux-aTUKKT, Win knd or tux Plank Roar.
Dus. WILDMAN k GAN All L having
completed the arrangements for a Private
Hospital, and fitted up the samo with all tho appliances
of hygieno, good nursing, aud medical and surgiual at
tendance, now offer tho boaotite of the institution to the
public.
Tho terms of admission are $1 per day. This will »o-
oure constant and efficient medical attendance, modi-
dues, board -ul^ Iglng. Ten doUare will be roquireO
in advance, whioh will not be satyeetto reclamatiou.-
Apartmout* perfectly privato may be obUined on rea-
■euable Urms.
Tliat the instltatlon may partake as mueh as possiblt
°f the beqevulout publiu oharaetor whioh tb? irigina-
fers Intended, they havo solicited the following gentlo-
meu to act as a Loard of visiters, who will at all aud
*uy time ins pent the premises, and whose names ars
guarantees to the publlo of its efficient management:
Him. Langdon Graves, i John W. Anderson,
8> **y> A. A. SuitU,
CharRi Green, John W. Rabun,
-l.li.bo.1,^ | 8,Iomou (*>..»,
Montgomery Camming.
Arrangements havo also boon luado for the aoeommo-
aatiou of negroes. P. U. WILDMAN, M. D.,
Corner A be room acd South Broad-st.
CUAfl. GANaHIj, M. D.,
South Broad-street, East of Barnard.
dec 21
I W11K88 GOOD8*—Printed U/
.A-d faudles, Jaruuels. Bareaus. Tiuuni. flrenadinas
T_. lFkWlvA k MORGAN.
*" ,ao i f *'i a beautiful lot of Fixuriid lisrua-.'luae.
FOK FlIlIiAOULPHlA.
Philadelphia and Savannah Steam Naviga
tion Company.
** The new and splendid side-wheel
■teamehlp STATE OF UEOROIA, of
<^hv1,200 tens register, Capt. Walter Cul-
JSmR|KMKAL line,has commenced her regular tripe
and Will leave Savannah on Wednes
day, the 8th Sept., and every alternate Wodnoeda*
thereafter; say ou the 22d Sept., aud 6th and 20th Oct.
end 3d and 17tli Nov., aud so on.
This ship has boon built with entiro regard to safety,
comfort uud dispatch, and offers now and admirable fa
cilities to business aud travel. For freight or paisago,
apply to C. A. L. LAMAR, Agent in Savunuah.
jan 21 HERON A MARTIN, Ag'ta in Philadelphia.
NEW YORK & SAVANNAH STtAIVI&HIP LINE
Weekly.
Tho now aud splendid steamships
SR. FLORIDA,Capt.Woodhull,and ALA-
RAMA, Capt. Ludlow, belonging to
BjgggUBBMh the Now York ami havaunali Steam
Navigation Company, will leave Sa
vannah and New York every Saturday.
These ships are of 1,300 ton* resistor, and unsurpass
ed in safety, spoed aud comfort.
Those steamers, loaviug Savannah at the same time
that the Marion and Southerner leave Charleston, ar
rive in New York as soon as or bofore them.
jg^'Cabin passage $25, payable bofore going on board.
Agents: FAD ELF O HD, FAY A CU, Savaauuh.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
jy 14 104 Front-utroot, New York.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Suvanuuh, AugunU and Hamburg.
rr eei The Union Steamboat Company of
^■-.^llfrwyj^Guiugia aud South Carolina havingtho-
■■■■■■■■■si roughly overhauled aud rufittod the su
perior steam-packets 11. L. COOK and OREGON, with
lighters, are now ready te transport froight of all
description between Savaunah. Augusta audllamburg,
with as much, if not more, uiep iich than any other
boats ou the rivor. The steamers aro uommauded by
expeiiouood aud accommodating captains, and all
freight consigned to their agents will be forwarded free
of Commissions. The aocommodatious for passengers
equal if uot superior to any boats on the river. Fare
$5,00. HENRY HARPER, Pr., Savannah,
E. F. K1NCHLEY A CO.,
JAMES HARPER A CO., Augusta.
8avadnah, 21st Sept., 1852. sop 21
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA,
Via Durleu, iSrauawiuk, St. .Hueys.
JACKSONVILLE, MIDDLEBUKU (Black Creek),
AND FICOLATA.
Leaves every 7\iesduy, at 10 o'clock, A. JI.
rr*smts . The superior stcain-paokot WM. GA8-
£U*4jl*M^*TON, Capt. Shaw, wUl leave Tuosday
■■■wiMWWas.Uorniug, at 10 o r olock, aud will con
tinue to leave every Tuesday.
The rates of passage by this boat aro as follows:
To Darien $3 00
St. Mary's 4 50
Jacksonville 6 00
Black Creek, l'ioolataaud Palatka 8 00
For freight or passage apply on board, at Charleston
steam-paoket wharf, or te
au 24 CLAUliORN A CUNNINGHAM, Ag'ta.
TO TRAVELLERS UU1NU NORTH.
TI1JK 8AVANNAU AM) CUAUI.1SSTON
C^aILZIA U. 8. MAIL KLj>8dbZZlN
STEAM PACKETS
Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o'clock A. M.,
after the arrival of the night train of the Central Rail
road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. tho same day,
oonnuctii’g at Charleston with the
WllniiuKluii htcnm-Pnckcta,
Which leave with the U. S. Mail every day,at2). F. M.,
and also with the
Nnw-York aud (Jliurleuiou StenmulilpH,
Which leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur
day afternoon. Faasongurs loaving Maoon on Tuesday
evenings, will arrive in time to connect with the splen
did new steamship James Adyer one week, and the
steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston
to Now-York by land route, $20— time 52 huurs; Ly
steamships, $25. (my 15J 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agsnt.
OPFOSITION LINK TO FI.OUIOA.
BATS or PASSAGE REDUCED.
yrwj . The superior new steampackst WE-
£jb«W*J^I'AKa, Capt. N. King, leavos every
■■■■■iiHIKeffaturday at 10 o'elook A. M.
Rate ol passage iu large airy state rooms, os follows:
To Darieu $3 00
St. Mary's 4 50
Jacksonville 6 00
Ficolata 8 00
Falatka. tf 00
Blaok Creek 8 00
N.B.—Freight consigned to K. It. Duke, for Ocala,
will bo ehippod free of all charges at Palatka.
Apply on board, at tke Charleston Co.'s Wharf, or to
fob 19 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent.
ERIE lilNEB.
FOK BOSTON.
r±., Tho brig CLEMENT, Paul Mayo master, will
^wmoiit with dispatch as above. For freight or pee-
•saMibsiigo apply ou board at Telfair’s wharf, or te
apr 27 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
Frill NUVV YOKH.—U.or.U l.lue.
The regular paoket bark MARIA MORTON,
qyifyfihCaptain E. M. Bulkloy, having larger portiou ot
SfiUttuer cargo cugaged and going ou board will have
immediate dispatoh for the above port. For freight ot
2UU bales Cotton te complete cargo, or passugu, having
superior state Room accommodation, apply to Captain
on board at Anderson's upper wharf, or to
apr 26 ROW LAND A CO.
FOR FREIGHT OU CHARTER.
2;^ The auhr. G. E. PRESCOTT, Ullkey master.—
For particulars apply to
apr 25 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
FOK NIK W YOUK.—Georgia Line.
p,. The regular paoket bark MARIA MORTON,
4SrrrkCaptaiu Bulkloy, will have dlsputcb for the
■■■■■Above port. For freight or passage, apply te
upr 25 HOWLAND a CO.
FORNEWYORK-Old UMtablUhcdLino.
try. The |>ooket brig PU1LUKA, Asa U. Calhoun,
master, will meet w ith dispatch as above. For
■■■■bircight or passage, apply on board at Telfair's
Wharf, or te (apr 10) BltlUllAM, KELLY k CO.
WANTED TU CUAUTEU.
A vossel to take 175 thousand feet Pitch Pine
Timber to 81. Johns, New Brunswick,
wtint apr 9 W1LLI8 A BRUNDAGE.
WANTED TO (JliAUTKU.
A vessel to take 16d(g|180 m fact &awod Lum-
ber te Montevideo, wiui a return freight to Now
sSMsYork. Apply te
apr 6 tt C. A. L. LAMAR.
HEAVY FREIGHT FOR NKW-kOUK.
23. Boxes of Copper Ore may be obtained by
vee»cla wanting nuavy freight. Apply to
SHk mar 5 WlLLln k BRUNDAGE.
VcwmuI YVauled lor Tliiludulpbia.
— . A high rate of freight will be paid lor a vessel
ggfg 1° toad for Philadelphia. Apply to
■MW fob 5 WILLla a BRUNDAGE.
VESSELS ANTED ON FREIGHT
OU CifAUTKU.
.y ^ Freight* for Northern, Eastern snd
Southern ports, can bo had on applioa-^offlfi
Ml tion to (uov 4) ROWLAND A CO. ^flffT
-V. VE88EL8 WANTED for Northern jy.
UARNDEN’8 EXPRESS,
15:1 Huy Street,
I > ESPECTFULLY Leg leave to inform tho clti-
X\, tens of Savannah and its vicinity, that they havo
concluded their arrangements with the Central Rail
road and Banking Company, aud aro now ruuuiug Alos-
sengors daily to Maoon, ana semi-weekly te Oglethorpe
aud Columbus, and also forwarding goods to MiUedgo-
villo and all Intermediate places. We would also say
that our expresses by the steamers to Now York and
Philadelphia enable us to forward ovury description of
Muruhaudise and valuables to evory town in the North
ern States—also to California and Europe.
OrriCE3ANuAux.ua—153 Bay-street, Savannah; C.
A. Ells A. Sou, Alooon; Geo. it. Clayton, Ugloihorpo;
E. C. Hubboll, Columbus; 74 Broadway, Now York:
43 aud 45 South-third-street, Philadelphia; 8 Court-
street, Boston; Exchange-street, Providence, Mont
gomery-street, San Francisco.
fob -h LIVINGSTON, WINCHESTER, A CO.
CANOlJbS
AT REDUCED PRICES!
$15,00 per 100 lba.-25 lb. Boxes $3,7A
]LT U churgo fur boxing or dulivuriug ut 1I10 Kail*
_Li road or steamboau. Warranted to keep in anj
ouuiate. T. C. RICE,
jy 1 ly. 8. W. corner Broughton and Whitakor-et.
Twenty-five Dollars He want.
IkUNAWAY from the undersigned, oil the l'.Uli
IV mat, a nniUtte or copi>er colored boy EZEKIEL,
lair complexion, frame weak, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches
high, rather genteel in his manner, about 28 yours old,
thin dark whiskers, which probably he has shaved ofi
te disguise himself. He is supposed to bo lurking around
Mr. Wm. Lloyd's briok yard or at Marshal Harmon s
resideneo, Thunderbolt Road. I will pay the above To
ward te any person w ho will lodge him lu jail or deliv
er hiiu at Wm. Wright'S offioo.
•f* w JAMES SKINNER.
VT OT1LK. — Tho firm ol Iluywood A. Finch
11 having boon dissolved by the death of Meritt
Jriuuli, all the dobts due to said firm must bo paid te
tho subscriber, surviving copartner,
ALFRED HAYWOOD.
Savannah, April 13th, 1853. imo
NOT1CJK.
r | 'HE Firm of J. F. Polot 6c Co., was dissolved ou
X the 14th lust, by mutual consent.
Mr. Z. N. Winkler iu fully authorised to uso the
name of the firm, in settling tho business of tho said
firm. J. F. l'ELOT,
Z. N. WINKLER.
T HAYKTIIIS DAY assouintctl with roysolf,
X in the Dray age bueiuess Mr. DAY ID WALDHAUR,
apr 16 Z. N. WINKLER.
NtlTlLK.
'I'lIL Bul'scribor takes ploaturc in aiiuounciug
■ to the situ cos of Savannah and the publlo gone-
r^ily, that ho will kev.p at Mr. W. D. Ford s Store, on
Jetto/son-atreet, Waldburg's Building, fresh Wheal,
Rye, and Graham UREaL; als*\ Sugar and Molasses
CAKES. (apr 8) * A. F. MIBA.
O HUOA FOUNTAINS), uewly tinned, aud for
^ sole by [apr 18] J. A. MAYER.
1 iKA BELLS.—Tea and Diouer Bella of vari-
/ VXYGltNATED 141TTKILL^aVur«Tira-
yj edy for, Dyspepsia, Fever and Agns, general de
bility. Also, Holland's German, CoUstea and Moffat's
Bluer*, jufet received and for sale by
apr 2it JOHN rJ. MOOBE A CO.
T UHT K.KL'JKI V KD — Illuminated aud HaUn
*| Stripe Bareges, Mourning Muslin*. BIuo, Buff and
Knk Lawn, Crape de Parle, Rich Printed Jackoncte.
vory haadsomo 8carf aud Neck Ribbons, blaok Gro Do.
flhfua 8‘Jks, Black Lass and Sowing Silk Mitis.forsal*
by (epr 25) L*ROCHE A BUVVNE.
SAVANNAH^lORNlNG NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 28,
Dry Goods, Clothing, fco.
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
FORCASH.
No. 119 ICroiiKlilon Mlreet,
Noar Dir killin'a ConfcctiuMery.
rpHE HUBHCUIBDKS «0?r I-., a( ( | loir
I NEW AND EXTENSIVE STORE, a carefully se
lected Stock of J
Foreign and Domestic Dry Good*.
ioh willbe sold at VERY LOW PRICES forUshu.
Cltv nooeptanoe^oonsistiiig in part of:
MI ?.r ro . , T n , 8 ^? , . li *K ftad BhlHtags, of erory
mum *uu ip.m,?, uou 11UKF, 1W1IIUU aUi
Blue and Brown Drillings, Denims, Ac.Ao.
DBESS MOODS.
Mourning and Cnlor.il CMiuo., Colored .nd Mournln.
Ulnfli.m., Ii.wn. and Orn.ndl... A Urge >nd .flon-
dtd oolleotton of colored Muslin., Fr.u.-h l,.wu. t Juu-
nat. nnd Organdie., lllnek nnd Ceinred li.roge., 811k
TImuo., Bl.ek lulliiu Silk for Uree.ee, M.ntni.1, te.,
Hilk Laos to.uit, i’llji!iii., l.ln He I,l n de, ko„ ke.
1111*11 LINEN HOODS.
Heavy 4-4, Family Linens and fine Undresacddo, "war
ranted all pure Linen Yaru and Souud Bleach." Also,
w arranted as cheap as any such Liuons cau bo found
in this market, Whiio and Brown Table Damask,
Doyloy's and Damask Napkins, Birds Eye, Huckaback,
Scotch and Russia Dlaptrs, Liuon Towels aud Towell
ing Ornaburgs and Crash.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE*,
in all sines and quaiitlus, Gauio, Merino and Cotton Un-
dor Vosts and Drawers.
Ladies', Gent's, Misses and Boy's Qlovos and Mitts of
vairous qualitier * * *
wiiri'K. niivi
, _ fall assortment.
WHITE CANTON CHAFE 8IIAVVL8, EMUKOl-
DEKED KOBE DKDSSESS, BLACK,
WlHTKun.i nil.mii<'itrniPi,'u
WHITE uml COLORED CRAPES,
l’AUASOLS, UMBRELLAS,
BO 111 NET mid PAVILION GAUZE,
FIGURED mid PLAIN LACE. LACE nnd
GAUZE VEILS.
Embroideries.
Gouts' Pookot lidkfs, with a largo collection of L. C.
lldkfs, from $1 perdosen,upwards, well worth) tho at
tention of fatniiios as boiug particularly cheap. Head
Udkfs iu grout variety.
White Goods.
Plain and checked Swisso and Jocuncts, Mull,Book,
Nauisooks, Tarloton, Bishop Lawns, Muslin Bands,
Head and Lisle Laces and Edgings, now style Muslin
Collars and IJudorslcoves, Ac.
apr 16 2m T. A L. McKENNA.
Ready Made Clothing for
*|iiiui and Summer.
WM. R. SYMONS,
Draper uml Tailor, 17 Whllukor-nt.
£SPECTFULLY solicits the uUentini
. .... . general, to his large
stock of READY MaY)E CLOTHING, suitable for the
present and coming season ; it has all been made up
under his personal superintendence, and for style and
durability ot workmauship, is inferior to uono to be
found iu the market. The following comprises a p >r-
Black Drap Dote Frocks and Sacks,
Liueu Duck Drill and Fancy Linou Frocks and Sacks,
India Grass Silk and Brown Linen Sacks,
Black aud Colorod Alpaca Frocks and Sacks,
Pauts of Fanoy French Cussimure, Jiiick Doe Skin
Cassimoru, Black Drap Dete and Spring Tweed Cassi-
moro, White Duck, Fancy Liuon Drill,together with a
large lot of Cotton Dr ilt^ind Duck Pauts, for servants
Vests of Black Satin, Black Uaratiua and Fancy
Bilks, Fancv aud White Marsailles. Figured aud Stripe
' 'nans. Also, a largo Stock ot furnishing Goods, snob
Stocks, Gloves, Suspouders, Cravats, Col .ars, Merino
of which ho offers for sale on accommodating terms, and
t prices as cheap ns the cheap
Cheap Cash Store.
G 1 BROWN liegH louve to announce to his pa-
r • trons and the publlo generally, that he is now
receiving and opening at his New Store, hU Spring and
Summer stock of choice aud select Dry Goods, at the
coruer of Broughton and Barnard-strects, all of which
he is prepared to sell at a lower figure than any other
^HMih^Uj^^ttU^mn>o^ssured^^^ji£rJ3
Hotels, Boarding-Houses, &o.
CITY HOTEL,
ay.Htveet, 8avnuuah.
P. CONDON AND J. B. FOLEY, PROPRIETORS.
j^Njoffarin^ Ins acknowledgements lor the very
_ liberal patronage extended to his honse, Mr. P. Con
become associated with him ia the proprietorship and
management of the City Hotel. Mr. Foley will hereaf-
de vote bin experience and industry
Transient and perui
itablishment all the
convenience. The Hotel I
beeu given
their arrangement, have now a private entrance to the
dining-room, thus securing their occupants from auy
intrusion from other portions of the building, and afford
ing them all the pnvaciee or home. Pereoue visiting
Savannah will flud the City Hotel all they could desire
it, and no effort will be spared to make it so.
apr 6 eod tw ly
TED.
WANTED.
A COLORED BOV, Imi to fourloon
»tl«cil to » Tf a-Fifi Allay. Applj .
COACHMAN WANTED,
-yyrANTED. m
alar habits—to offlolate a's
WANTED TO IIIIUT
“ * GO 1.01
-XYn A BURNS.
W ANTED.—T*
Veet hands, at
apr 2d
ROBINSON A CAMP'S.
apr 1
WANTED TO HlltK,
the year, four Men and two Wont
a farm nuar the city. Apply to thi
’ Liberty-equara.
apr 15 tf JAME8 J. SNIDER.
exchange wanted.
ip.'
atNo. 7 I
Now York, wanted
i n»» i urn, wimi
C. A. L. LAMAR.
Houses and Lands.
\ COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOI
situated in • pleasant pai) of Uroughton-st
•esslon given first of Juno oroarlier. Apply at
TO KENT.
av bo reqi
city. A Front Parlour, i
to Broughton-street, vory ouiUble for a Doctor's
Lout the furniture. Apply a
St. Julian streets.
TO KENT.
For Sale.
is an elegantly finished Boarding ilov
. high, 30 finished rooms with 23 fire plai
with ail necessary out-buildings; good water, tine ah.
Also, tlio FURNITURE.
truos, Ao.
which oould bo easily connected with
House. This is oonsh
in the thriving
' ‘ Apply to
the u
t valuable i
w. w. gates, Attorn*:
Sgk
t Liuid lor bale.
The undeisigned offers for sale his
PLANTATION IN 8CB1VENCOUNTY
ntaining near five hundred acres of laud, abont six
acres cleared aud under good fcnco; on it is a ve
comfortable dwelliug-house, a good store house, and i
necessary ont-bulldiugs; only two miles from tho fort
five mile station on tho C. R. U., directly on tho publ
road leading to Hudson Ferry, “ “ * '
such a place would do well to gi'
of the boat peach orchards lathe c
Schites Co., April 5, 1853.
r of Jones and Purse s
early, on the premises. I
WM. BEENKEN.
> STORES, on Moore's wharf.
ROB'T. HABERSHAM A 80N.
TO KENT.
Rooms, No. 135 Congrei
„ iman, a good nurse, houses...
and cook. Enquire of {fob 24) A. BONAUD.
WHREE
X Also,
FOK KENT.
f IMIE Upper Floor of Oalcihorpe Hall, for o
. HABERSHAM A SON.
WM. WRIGHT.
To Kent.
A Brick Tenement on West Broad street, wit
eight upright rooms. For particulars apply I
John A. Gray, in the house or at the oorner of Jon«
aud Abercoru streets.
To Rent,
J 7GR 1 year, • WHARF STORK.
1 oct 8
FORT A DUNHAM.
CKIiTCHFIELD HOUSE,
(Formerly Uriffln Uouee.)
('hnttntiooKiiy Tenueitvee.
pStE This well known HOTEL, situated within a few
C*!B itlrli. til'lha PuiMnmr Pa. I.nilln. ..ft I,..
B steps of tl»e Passenger Car landing of the West
ern aud Atlantic Railroad, is now open, under
the supervision of THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, assisted
by Mr. J. W. F. Ukysok and Lady. This House, while
under the control of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a very
high reputation as a first class Ilotol. Tho present Pro
prietor haring seen red the services of Col. Griffin’s
Barkeeper, and having purchased his most excellent
Cook xnd House Boy aud having furnished tho House
entirely new, hopes to retain its high roputation, and
morit publlo patrouage. Passengers cau bo acobmmo-
dated with au Omuihus to an.i from the Boats,
fob 18 [ly] THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, Prop.
UNITED STATES HOTJEJL,
BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
nar 1 (tim) J. W. .SPKAtt, Proprietor.
Boiu-ding.
TWO OR THREE single Gentlemen
^JL commodsled with pleasant board at the oorner of
SAVANNAH TO DABIBN.
4 LINE of Four Ilorso Post Coaches leaves
vannah every
nduy and Thursday, at 7 o’clock A. M,
South Newport, arriving in DariaA at S o'clock P. M.
lteturniiiK on Tueiidayii and Fridayn,
Arriving in Savannah at 5 o'clock P. M., end oonn' ctio
with the boats for the North, sad the oars for the Wes
Office in Savaunah, at Sawyer, Hollister A Co.
Stables, corner of State and Whitaker sts. Office i
Darien, at Ailing A Robertson.
13 ly H. L. HART, Proprietor.
Manufacture the
COMPOS11 E IRON RAILING,
SQUALLED iu beauty, strength, aud
>ss. Ornamental Cast Irou Ties are me
snd Abe room streets.
Kitchei
Geutlcuicu’s Restoration.
H. WEIOAND has
ju»topened, under the
Plauter's Hotel, a neat
end comfortable Eatiug
Room, wffth an excellent
and Cooking Range adjacent, as a Restaurant,
ne nas an excellent Cook from Strasboug, who wUl suit
German, American and French tastes. Oysters. Fish.
Meats, every thing that this market affords, can bo had
in all styles on short notice. Young Clerks and others
who bttve rooms iu tewu, are invited to try the Eiiro-
neau mode of breakfasting and dining at the restaurant.
Philadelphia Lager Beer, Swissand Lindburg.r Cuoese,
kept always on hand for the uso of families. oct 3
EMPIRE HOTEL,
Oglethorpe, tlu.
r piIK Subscriber, late of the Washington Hall,
X Macon, Ga., having taken the above Hotel, and fur
nished it throughout with the best of new furniture, and
having Urge aud airy rooms, he hopes to share a por
tion of publio patronage by close attention to busiuess,
having good stabling aud every vsonvenienoe to make
tho guests ot Ills house oomfortabfo.
je 21 « ly JESSE CAIN, Proprietor.
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, &o.
DANCING ACADEMY
MONSIEUIl A. BONAUD r..p.otfull7 intorm.
*■*' Urons, that his * * *
ition of pupils.
During the soasou tho f
be introducod, besidos tho regular course of Tuition
Tore ate! la. ltotta. Gavotte. Pas Stirien, Zingoralla,
Sohotisoh, Rodowa, Maxurku, ulv.
Former pupils are requested to oome early if thoy
like to learu Fancy Dauccs for his Ball, to be given in
Jauuary
V. &• _J
next, tho 16th Inst., at 9 P. M.
-Geutlemen'a Class will begin on Tuesday
Classical and English School)
Q. A. HOLCOMBE,
Uaatou-Htrect, near the Park.
dtNl—Saw6m
Carpels Preserved
fpiIOSR FAMILIES desirous of having their Car-
1 pets taken un and packed for preservation during
the summer, can havo the same attended to by my Uj*-
liolstoror, who has full experience, having devoted sdv-
. Orleans. Carpets will bo packed
— —— r *. 11. GU10N, Agont,
apr 26 2w Carpet Warehouse, 140 Congress-st.
FHE81I GROCERIES.
1 ?1IUITN, 8moked U«ef and T«uguea.-
’ Coustentiy
eognea.
JOHN DALY,
28 WhiUker-sL
llAllGUlt’S II11 ir 8huving llrunheis.—,
I) large assortment of Badger’s Hair aud Bristle
Shaviug Brushes, just received and for sale by
apr 18 W. W. LINCOLN.
M
apr 22
isolved and for sale by
1(0 MAHON A DOYLE.
J KNNINOS’8 DOUBLE 80DA WATER
—A PURE ARTICLE.—Tho manufacturers, (tho
coiebrated Jennings, of Cork, Ireland) in the prepara
tion of the materials f-;> their Soda Water, carefully
exclude ell d»!.Urtous substances, admitting into iu
composition only ingredieuu of oaceriainsd purity. A
large iu voice, ntyoKrxo piurcr, and for salo by
* * o»«* r *uONo 4
A A. SOLOMON if A CO.
Of . ..
o Carriage Sponge, just recoived end for sale by
JOHN B. MOORE A CO.
B ACON.—5 lihds. UUoulders; IU do Sides—
landing per sehr. Woodbridgo; for sale by
_*pr20_ _S ROOT. HABERSHAM A BON.
OAND8> IODIDE 8AK8APAK1LLA—
o For the euro of Scrofula, Kheomatlsm, Stubborn
Ulcers, Chronic 8ore Eyes, Cutaneous Eruptions, and
all diseases arising from tho impure state o( the blood.
Just rceeived aud lor oahi by
apr 26 J. B. MOORE A CO.
I IKOWN’H K88KNCB JAB1A1CA DIN-
I) GER.—This Esse>ice possesses, In % concentrated
fgisW the valuable propertlos of Jamaiew Ginger.
Will be found an excellent family luodicine; is partio-
nlarly reootrmeaded
om fsv
apr 2d
tonic u perrons recovering
I OA*l" l.v. Ju.i I.o.ivoJ . him >M of N.iy
Duck and”Military Dr ill IftjaU.* "For oahTat
OAUDBY’8 BUILDING.
PUKNDKUUAST'a CO. k.oo >«
Tk 4T J
IvX e roeelvod a rixall
PirlaLid Barege*, Plain and
rustiug of the work. Designs will be s
dress—postage free.
Prices range froi
Railings for pnblii
Verandahs, Baiooules, Ao., for sale by
GEORGE FOSTER, Agont,
318 Broadway, tfew"York
N. B.—G. F. acd his AgenU are the only persons au
thorised to sell tills nowly patented Railing, for the
Atlantic States. 3m apr 19
The Charleston Shoe Store,
J (Slgn of the Rod Flu,) ■»-
19 BAHNARD STREET, rftW
18 the place to purchase, fur the LOWEfi.
CASH PRICES. Boots, blioes. Trunks aud Car
pet Bags. Persons wishing to supply theuise.'
any ot those articles, should not forget tlio uu
they will always find a well selected stock
from, consisting of:
Ladies' 111
Misses’ *
ladies’ aud Misses’ Hlippors of all kinds,
tuer, os
> select
Ladies' Fine Black and Colored Gaiters,
Men's Kip aud Pegged Brogans,
Together with n great variety n
mar 21 ly
ilOiMB iUANUFA1/TOK k
183 CungicsN-strcci, Havannab.
lm.-.- mi.i \ m. 1 si--ck ui >:i l-HBSJHMig
dies. Bridles and i am ess, and^p^^^
make to order eoerij Uiecrijitivn 0 f urlicit* in their U *t
sous desirous of suppl)lug themselves. _ ..
oall at our establishment. All arAles sold by n
warranted for matorlal and workmanship.
execution prompt.6mo*
t 1«
MAK1NK KAIL.WAY.
The undorxigned respectfully informs
all who may used his servioea, that he,
.haa charge of th# MARINE RAILWAY,.
which is now in successful operation. He is. therefore,
prepared to take ap jj -
r port, end to do the work of repairing, Ao.,on reason
able terms. Those who wish
toms of their veesels, can also be acoommodated
Railway, upon reasonable terms. He is also pr«
to contract for building Vessels of any class or d<
tion, and to carry on toe busiuess of Ship-Carpenter
ing, Spar-making and Caulking, in all ite various
the eastern extromity of the oity.
A good Shipmithis on the premises.
11 u.V.
WILLINK.Jr.
Suvaunuli Agency,
KOll THK SALK OK
WILLIAM BOGGS & CO.’S
Celebrated Brands of
TOBACCO, SUGARS AND SNUFF.
THE BUBBCIUllKlt would respectfully on-
1 nouace to the Merchants and dealers iu tho above
named articles, in the city ofSavannsdi. end the interior
towns throughout the State, that he haa accepted the
Agcucy for the State of Goorgia, of the extensive and
old established House of Wu. Boggs aud Company, No.
24H Wachington-strcst, New York. All articles pur
chased from, or ordered through the aubeoriber, war
ranted best qualities and lowest rates.
marSU 3m R. MAYER, 6 WhiUker-sL
A
New Spring Stylos. a
_ Just received ut tlie now WholeBulr^Sk
aud retail HAT STORE, every variety of New ctylua
of Spring Goods, consisting in part ef Silk, Beaver and
Gossamer Dress HATS. Also, Swiss Sennate Straw,
Pedate, Wideawake's, Leghon, Panama. Paris, Canton,
**-— * “■—' dbo, Ac., and BONNETS of every
Cempechey, Maricnibo. Ac., and BONNETS of every
style. Call and see and judge for yourselves.
V * BELDENACO.
'WVJ AVIVU*
INSURANCE,
1 * « 'v UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
to Annuity and Vru$t Company,
** - ^.Tirw^r-
Th.. oomMnr conhl... th. Motu.1 .ml rropri.UrJ
K system, and will insure tho lives of white persona, atsu
u » negroes. Dr. Arnolo, Medical Examiner.
war 15 ly MINIS A FLORANCK, Agents.
UinicrolU A Airynn,
GENERAL AGKisTH AND IIKOKEUH,
at rou tiii roNcoasB axp xaL> or
STOCKS, BONDS, EXCHANGE* BEAL ESTATE.
No. 117 liny Nfre«t, ttnvaunab.
n JkOlM |y
Liverpool nuil London Fire nnd Lite
InssiMico C'ottinnny.
fpllB undersigneil Agobts of tiin above Company,
1 will take risks against Fire on Buildings, Btook in
Irode, Ao., ou the moat favorable toms.
- . BANCROFT A BRYAN,
k, It No. 117 tlay-it., S.Y.nn.h,
KU\AL INhlRANfTi COiUPAiW.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
f 0,000,000 ol" rounds Sterling.
fl'IIIB INSTITUTION hu. ...tot.li.l.eu „„ A,m"y
I lit S.T.uu.h, „,J n„ Pollciei up.. Tralao. .nd
Property will be issued by ANDREW LOW A CO.
^ Savannah, January 21,1853.
ljriiVririN 1-UUiNlX F1UK Ol l lt K.
■ f |'MI8 Company tukes Fire Risks in this city,and
X insures Rents and Leases. *».
aep2 ItOBT. HA! EHHHAM A SON, Agents.
2*STNA INfoDKANUK COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
- undersigned, Agents of tho above Company,
* X oonUnueto tak# rieks against Fire on Buildincs,
btocks.etc.fOn the most favorable terms.
0. apr 14 COHENS A HERTZ.
Mutual Life Inanrance C'ouiunuy of New
Vi York,
r T 8AAC. ABB ATT, Snc'y. JOSEPH B. COLLINS,
. r X Fres’fc, Dr. It. D. Ahnold, Medical Examiner.
L Applications received by
f «b 14 ly w. P. HUNTER. Agent.
Houtkorn Alutual Insuratice Company,
r A HULL. President uud Tre*rureto-
- IX ALmoj» Chase, Seory. C. F. McKay, Actuary.
1 Ilia underaiguod. Agent of tho above Company, oon-
linues to tako tho following risks, vis: Marine, River
and Vtrei also on the lives of ServanU,
Lives of White Persons are also token by this Com-
C pany. No extra premium for residing in the Bouth.
u , WILLIAM KING, Agent,
jnne 17 ly Corner of Bay and Drayton eta.
tfx Dancing: Academy.
„ /Tm . HONS. A. BONAUD rospoctfully informe
C/Lka his patron* that his last Term, of this season, will
""'^“commence on Thursday, 7th tost.
^ Pupil*, for tbo above term, will bo roceired until the
23d iuet. Persona willing te patronise him arn request
ed to eend pupils to his Academy at 4 P. M., Tuesdays,
, Thursdays and Saturdays.
‘ N. B.-Mons. A, B.'s Fancy Dress Ball will take place
^ on Tuesday, 26th last. apr 6
d NOTICE.
17ACTOR8, merrlmutHand (Ithci-N, de-
1 siring to havo their Cotton repacked, cau do so by
applying at my press, Eastern Wharves,
niar 5 tf C. A. L. 7 AMAR.
BATHING HOUSE.
T M. HAYWOOD respectfully announces to tbo
U • citisons of Savannah that on and after this day,
>eb. 9th, the prioe of bathiug will bo, for a single bath
50 cents, or 3 tickets for $1, until the 1st day or May
y next; from tho Istol May until tho 1st of Novembor
v noxt, the priou of bathiug will be 25 cents a bath, fo 9
! DRUGS ANlimKDICINEri.
c r pHE siibscribois, w liolusulo aud Retail Druggists,
X would respoctfully call tLo attention of purchasers
0 to thuir well-sulooted Lteck of the above mentioned ur-
y tides, which they offer for sale at the lowest possible
o prices; also,
PAINTS, GLASS, Ao.;
. Union White Load, Linsoud Oil, Dry aud Ground Colors,
Ysruishe", Glues, Putty and Paint Brushes;
MACHINERY OIL,
Of all kinds, vim Sperm, Lard, ltopaseod aud Patent Oil;
GROCERS'ARTICLES:
1 Whale Oil, Spices, Mustard, Saleratue, Matches, Ae.;
LANDRETU'S GARDEN SEEDS;
r Also, Medicine Chests, Surgical Instrumeuts, and
r Glu»* rare, together with a great variety of artiolos for
fam'ly use, coiuistiug of Gelatino, Flavoring Extracts,
Starch, Ac., with an elegant assortment of fine Freuoh
and English llslr snd Tooth Brushoe, Toilet Combs,
Lutin'# Perfumes, Colognes, and Hair Preparation*—
all of which are warranted to be of the best quality,
roar 10 JOHN B. MOORE A CO.
LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT.
AKNOJLD’S
- Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible
SARCOPHAGUS.
OR zr~7e -1 AIR
EXHAUSTED COFFINS,
Which is now taking the place of all others throughout
tho United States. 11. 8. BOGARDU8 having been
, made tho solo ageut of the above for tlie City of Savan
nah, would respectfully call attention te their vast su
periority over anything of the kind that lias yet boon
bofore the publio. Tho improvemouts consist in ce
menting the top and sides, and, by tlie application of
an air pump, removing the air, by whioh moans the
contents remain without effluvia or change of appoar-
anco for any length of timu. It is on these advantages
the claim te superiority is based.
Tho underaignod baring examined the above, do not
hesitate to eay that, in their <>pinion, they are faliy cal
culated to answer tho intended purpose:
8. N.V-!,uikib, M. D., I C. W. Wert, M. D.,
a Wayme, M. D., P. M. Koixock. m. d..
J. C. Haoeusium, M. D., | W.G. Bullock, M. D.,
mar 12 R. Laoiiusuk, Machinist. ly
S. IllOKKI*,
Bell Hanger and Manufacturer of Fire
Proof Safe*, Iron /iartings, Lock*, fyc,
• XI AVINW bought out the tools and fixtures of
XX Mr. David Morris, the subscriber offers his ser
vices to tho oliisens of Savaunah, and is prepared to
fill orders for auy thing in the above line, at the corner
i ot Jefferson and Bryan-streets.
t. mar 29 lm SIMON MORRIS.
« Itobiuson Ac Camp,
VRATERS AND TAILORS,
AMO DEALERS IN
k FINE HEAD Y-ill A DE CLOTHING.
A RE now receiving uud opeuiug their stock of
JX SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, all of whioh
have been selected during the past month by our Mr.
Camp, consisting in part of Light, Black and Fanoy
Colored Cloths, Cosssmiers, CashmeretU, Peltoau Cloths,
and Drap d'ete, Verting# of Silks, 8stins, Marseilles
and Embroidered Patterns.
Our Beady-Made Clothing is from ths well-known
houso ol W.T. Jennings A Co., Broadway, New York,
and cannot be surpassed.
We have our usual large supply of Furnishing Goods
on hand—everything requisite for a gentleman’s ward
robe— tegelhe with Trunks, Valises, Carpet-Bags; also,
Iudia Rubber Goods, suob os Costs, Cloaks, Ponchat,
Loggias and Cape*, all or wbieh we offer as low and on
as good terms as oau be obtained eieewbere.
UAUDRY'8 BUILDINGS, next to Pulaski Honse.
npr 4
Tilt LAST UNuWaLLLU PRODUCTION t
A Nctv Cook Stove,
CALLED “THE NEW WORLD."
For UurntUR Wood or Coal.
-cky The Subscribers huva just made arrange*
moute with Messrs. AbboU A Lawrence, Stove
AbhV Makers, of Pbilailelpbio. for tbo exclusive sale
of this excellent STOVE. The make re bad it
thoroughly tested before offering it to the publio for
sale, and it also comes very higTily recommended by
thoso that are now using iw We put a few of them up
on trial a abort time slnoo in this city, nud those who
have seen them in operation acknowledged that they
never saw any Stove, for either roasting, boiling, broil
ing, or baking, that performed eo well and with eo email
a cost for fuel; tho castings in this Steve are very heavy
aud mounted in the most perfect manner; tbo bake plate
is so constructed that you can get twice tbo best in the
oven as any other stove nowin use. We are now re
ceiving the different sites, and we cordially invite all to
call aud examine before purchasing. We have also,
various other patterns, among,wbieh may be fouud
the Iron Witch, Iron King, and celebrated Buck Stove,
for wood. T. W. Mt'ARTHUR A CO.,
apr 21 tf Store No. 13 Rarnard-st.
Wi*LKNDID PIANO FOKTK8.
■ttrfjjSBHnffi Tho undersigned having just received
WMPBHRttPBjoine tine instruments from the ceJe-
[7 U ffl J T| brated factories of Stoddart and J. B.
• " ■ • Dunham, ere enabled to offer an assort
ment of Piano Fortes, which, for tone, touch and finish,
cannot be surpassed. A call is respectfully solicited,
apr 9 F. ZOGBAUM A CO., Waring # Range.
Itcmovul.
TT A VINO boeu burned out in Jeflnrsou streot, th« "
XX Subscriber has removed his Bakery to No. 26
York Stroet, where he will continue to carry ou the
Baking business. Ho will bake aud keep on hum), u
Wheat, Rye aud Graham Bread and Cakes, which ho
will deliver in any part of the city. Grateful for for
mer patrcaago, ho solicits a continuance of it.
apr 8 tf A. F. MIRA. g.
NOTICE. *
T DO HEREBY caution all pursons, particularly *
X those engaged in Bottling, against either baying,
•ellieg, purloining or using bottles beLring my name.
JOHN RYAN, Soda Water Bottling Establishment, m
apr 9 lm* Corner Ws it Brood and Bay-sts., Sav.
To Jllire,
\ GOOD HOUSE SERVANT—a good nurse for
fX uhildrtm. Apply to
fob 2 A. 0. TOMS, 12C Bay street.
Spring: Fashion.
B| Messrs. BEEBE A CO.'S superior HATS of
the Spriug Style, now in store aud for sale ut the
Hat and Cap Store of N. K. BARNUM A CU.,
fob 12 149 Congress Street. -
Daguerrean Gallery.
fTIHE Subscriber bus taken the Rooms formerly 1
X occupied by Mr. Prentice, oorner St. Julian etreet
and Market equare, where be will be happy to see the 1
former patrons of the Establishment, and os many new I
ones as will favor him with a call.
AST All pictures put up in the best style of the art.*£$ T
mar 14 ly J. W. MILLER.
FOK MALE OK HIKE.
A GOOD BLACKSMITH, who hoe been cm*
JX ployed as fireman. Apply to
apr 8 tf U.F.WILLINK.Sr.
i 11TY HON DM FOK MALE.—Mavannidi 7
\J percent*, with semi-annual interest, Coupon* st
ep! 4 lm ROBERT HABERSHAM A 80N.
AUCTIONS
pR
By PlillbUr
Jeytfne*'* BuUrf ClolUia,
tiiih day, April a,
Will bt ioM .1 .tore und.r Bt. Aadr.«’s 11.1], rccectlr
«oopl.d bp T. 1’ort.r, > l.i-g. nnd w.ll ul.oud .u-ok
* nd Kurbl.hlns o.«.di, .ou.ist-
m.u. SllW 1 *- 0 •‘.‘ft "'•"»»'< Lrocloa.u. Buln...
^V*’_r!^® U,oon ' h »d Vesta in great variety oPfttyles
(B.kl
» h id Vests in great variety 'oPfttyles
Dr.w«! r !>d!''f l "'i,* , . ul Uluthlu*, Sl.lrti.
ww»ti,\lmiir,hiris. Souft. Htocks
Hdk7«* r, iS^« 1 V"' Dudorshlrts, Soarfr. Slocks, Gloves,'
KoRTaW, BMmT, 1^,7
y w,, . T ? ** r U* •■5*7 &e*ted* Building Lots (iu foe
baok 05 feet, situated east of East Brovl-attset a!
sides of MolJonough-street extended, if thV eveoUf
the oompletiou of the flnranueh and Pen.sJola Ralil
road, this property must become immensely valuable
as it is confidsutly believed that their depot will be lo
cated in that vicinity. A plan of the Lot exn be aeon
at our counting Room. Tsrms-one-thlrd cash, * n d
tho balance at one and two years’ oredit, with interest
and scoured by mortgage on the Lots.
IFoman .inti ChiUlat Auction,
v 9g TDMOAY. May 3, st 11 o'clock.
Will be sold in front of the (Jourt House, a likely Ne
gro wench aged 27 years, end her boy child aged 3
years. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. Also
-* private sale, Lot and improvements, Green Ward.
Administrator's Sale.
OaTUMDAY. May 3,betwoen tho usual hours of sale,
Will be gold before the Court House, in the oity or Sa
vannah—ail that lot of Land situate, lying aud beini
in the city of Savannah, iu the couuty of Chatham at
State of Georgia, know as lot No. 2, Kweosburgh. ia
mediately north or the residence of Judge Charltoi
and containing 45 feet front on West brood-street, ea_
?!l u * * d «P‘h i of 100 foet, more or less. Sold by order
of the Honorable the Ordinary of Chatham eouuty,
as the property of John II., James M., Aan M., and Wm
J. Shaffer, minors, docoosed children of Froderick Shaf-
fer. deceased, for the Leneftt of the hairs of said minor
children. JACOB SHAFFER. A«lnHnUir«ti.r
jACOB SHAFFER, Administrator.
QariUn Lot at Auction. '
On TUESDAY. May 3.
Will bo ioM In rrunt of th. Coni Hoax.a.nl.n Lot No.
Savannah and coutaining
OVuouOo hilf .ol.i .. par Uo,l,..'Sorv.j - - -
Terms cosh, purchaser paying for titles.
Admintitrator'e Sale.
On TUESDAY, 4Uy 3, at II o’elock
Will be sold in frout of t\ie Court House, Lot’No 25 and
improvements, Brown Ward, frouting on Uull streot
subject to city gn>hnd rent, fXl 10 ann"-*>»
that expires ou the Ural of November
subject to city gnffind rent, $3210 annually, sad a loose
that expires ou the first or November next; l,ot No 27
and improvements, iu foe simple, Columbia Ward, front
ing on Columbia Sqvaro. Improvements consist of a
two story dwelling ui.d a double tenement house, sub-
i oot to a lowstt that oxpiros on the 1st of Novembor noxt.
folouging to tho estate of F. W.llelnemwn.deceased.-
Sold by purmission of Court and by order of tho admiu-
istrater for benefit of creditors aud heirs of said estate
Torus cash, purchasers pay log for titles.
jprttate Sale.
steamboat or hotel.
G in j hums and Hdkf* At Frit
Just received per last steamer—2 ca
do French Head lidkfs., for salo low.
ZVnnessne Bacon a,\d Lard, at Private Sale.
13,OUO lbs. New Bacon, . jaorted' Hog round.
2,000 " Fresh Leaf Lard, just roceivod per R. R.
from Tonncssoe. u),u for salo in lots to sm' purohasers.
Corn ami Oats at Private Sale.
300 bags Corn, and 350 do. Oats, for sale in lots te suit
purchasers.
strauberry Sets at 1‘ricute Sale.
Strawberry Soils of the following kinds—Alice Maude,
■ "foe, British Uueeo, Ohio Redwood, Hu'son
Coue, White W*"*, Hovcy’s Seedling, Ewily
They arc all grown In this olimal' and in
r. All ordors late at our store for any of the
to.
and Harness complete.
fine pleasure schr. Ann, with new 8ails,
ting terms, tho prusout
from the oity, has no further use for "
Prime HVtite Corn at Private Sale.
Just received per snhr. Lucinda from Eluabe’J: City.
2U00 bushels prime White Corn.
Groceries, Provisions, Ac.
FUILBRKlK A BELL offer ou accommodating terms,
t private eel*:
liiuuous.—50 bbls. N. E. Rum, 25 bbls. Peach Brandy,
25 bbls. Monongahola Whisky, 5 pipes Holland Gin, 0
half pipes Cog use Braudy, 10 casks "Small Still"
Scotch Whisky, 1 puncheon Iriih Whisky (McMahon’s),
5 eighth casks Finut, Castiilion A Co. and llennessy
Braudy, 3U0 dos. of fine Madeira, Sherry snd Fort
"Vines. Brandy, Giu, Rum, Whisky and Cherry Bran-
r—all private stock.
Bacon.—20 casks Sides, 10 easks Hams, 16 oosks
Hat.—300bales Eastern and Northern.
CitACKKKs.—10 whole and IU half bbls. Boston.
Jost received in ■
Plaster Paris.
LOTTERIES.
t Lottery. Class 50:
iry. Cl
67 75 4 57 72 13 34 58 9 10 40 31
A ho of Delaware—class D: ''
37 44 14 50 4 10 25 25 66 82 32 36 28 67
Also Delaware—Extra c ass 3U :
28 M 23 38 8 49 11 19 9 L. .71 06
UKKKN3 AND PULASKI JttONU&f8NT
IaOTTBKY OFFICK,
Office No. 6 Whitaker-Street, Bay Lnne.
GREGORY A MAURY. Managers.
class 51, rou 1863.
To be drawn (n Savannah. To-morrow, April 29.
78 Number Lottery—13 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $1—Shares la propositea.
JAM£8 GGWEN,
Vender for Gregory A Maury.
•. 153 Bay-Street. 2 Doors East o/the Oity Hotel.
GEOltlJlA HTATK laOTTFKY.
A. D. ELLIS A CO., Managers.
Will be drawn in 8avannsh, Ga., Monday Afternoon,
SPLENDID SCHEME:
l Priie of. .....$4,0311 ?0 PrUesof.
I " " 1,000 20 " «.. M
* “ “ 200120 "
by order of the Port
earned.
HERRINGS—20
BUTTER—10 ke.. ehrice (.
BACON—Sides, Shoulders a
CIGARS—6000 Itcgalia—cheap
TOBACCO—6 bales Leaf Tobeot.
W UI8KY-10 bbls old MonongaheL
SCALES—I 70U lb Platform 8<*i* ; 1 n
complete—littleused ’
SAFE -1 superior Safe, c)
Mammoth Com 11
Ths baitnos of that oolebrated Corn wlL
*^**“" w “ -
ggUBMMl
MILLINERY.
MRS. 8XI.HKU.
No. 167 cosgRjgassriiBi
y 111 open on Saturday next.
Spring Stock of Fashionable *
Straw, and French imported Bom
Trimming*for Dresses, French 1.
for Tarty Drew**, Collars and Urn
and respectfully invites the attention of I
Store, No. 15? Concress-street.
mw All of the nW* good* are dr Mrs. #.'• seise-
kT> .
millinery and DrewmahlMi
MRS. 8. TOMB, %
No. 15 Bamard-ose
Havingcouiploted her SPRING STOCK,
roepeotfully invites the lnimeotiou of her ou.-
temers to her now and bosvtlfol
French Embroidered Lace Cl
Silk. Gossimer Lees, Napolltan
Dunstable Spilt Btrews, Snow Flake,
HuirGauje, Knotted Gossimer, Gsueva
Fancy Jenny Lind Straws, Blond Lao*, in
^ y Bonnets, Caps, Flowers, Ribbons, Mant
uud beautiful styls, Diets Patterns and
Trimmings. apry
' MILUfim AND ’FANCY GOODS*'
UBS. DOE,
So. 17 HA KtfAHD-STRKMT.
Taken this method of informing th<
Savaunah, aud vicinity, that Aa h
C.l,.a li.’r BURINC, STOCK, ,
Urge and fashionable os *'
aud SILK BONNETS.
tiful article, of the most delicate febrlo, ia ■
lace, and a new Jummsr BONNET of Frineh 1
jssnsssgNsMrT' Hs *
P. 8.—All urders from the o
DON NETS ! BONNETS 1
For (he Million.
Just received per j (earner at Trimming and Q,\nerai
Variety Store,
139 Sroughlon Street.
Tho Proprietor having returned from the
North would respectfully announce to the la-
habitants of Savaunah and surrounding ocun-
try, that he has jost opened a Magnificent
and Exteneive Stock of filLK GOODS AND
TRIMMINGS- consisting of 10 ease* Ladies and
Misses' rich Silk, Satin ar.d Straw Bonnets and Hi
wll the wav v.-uni 50c. to $4} richly trimmed
white, drab ana black Denser Hate; extra -*
Brocade Bonnet Ribbons: rich white and*
ges; rich Laoo Gimps, Galoon a la Mods. Parte
......... E gr**t variety of other Trimming
mings, Velvste,
Materials: Buttons, Braids, Silk and Worsted; Whole-
beno. Chain Back, Jenny Lind, Bloomer aud Twist
Combs; Parse Silk and Steel Trimmings: Zepher.
Worsted, Embroidery, Sadber and note Bilk, every
shade aud color ; Embroidered Patterns, black and eot-
orud Glacis Bonnetand Sewing Silks: BennstLiningJ,
Shapes, Sewed Colors and 81bot*s; rien Feathers, Flow-
eh Feathers, Flo
HPHHi . Hair, Nall an A Tooth Brushes t Gilt a
Silvered Trimmings; India Rubber and Kid Dolls and
Balls; Dress Flounces, Mantillas, Scarfs and Aprons.
Pinked with new patterns; children's Robes, Smoking
Bps, Slippers, marker* and braided. In connection
with the above. Mrs. DOYLE, assisted by competent
Milliners from New York, will attend te the AUBiacrw
aud Trimming department, and will ondeaver, wila
■kill and taste, to please all who may favor her with
their orders. .
STRAW BONNETS AND BATS M
cleaned, repairei and pressed in ths latest fashion. Three
Aj-jirouticcB ond three Bonnet Sewers wonted im
tely. Apply at 139 Brougbton-et.
Romember the apot— 1J9 Broughton-street,
to Dr. Ryereon. ly
Un the First Day of May, Port Flrst of *
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Price 12K cents.—$1 60 per Annum.—Postage. 1 cent
in advance. Al^XANDER MONTGOMERY,
17 Spruce Street, New York, and sold by
•pr 23—im Book Sellers generally.
AGENTS WANTED.
Ac.
Ae.
20'
Eighths
•• Fives
Wm Rodney's Pound Lump
Paul Clifford Eights
J. Thomas Jr extra la store and for
[apt 16] SWIFT A CO.
t IOFFFK.—SJOO begs K»° Ooifou: 50 pockets
j Java Coffee; 80 bags Prime Cuba Coffee ia tier*
and for sole by| »pi 161 SWIFT A CO.
£ ^y ,,,r ’ jMt ‘T&sa*
11TKATK tff ^Ittgueala.—Au agroeabfo r«-
J frigeront and laxative, used extensively ou the o
tlneat of Europe and throughout the United States as a
substitute for Epsom Salts-U U as uleosontto the taste
aF 1 w ““- ii P ', r “i ,mJj V/" a
TK H1U U1.0VKS—
60 do erjshed and powdered Sugar
60 do E Photo's Giu
25 do Domvelio Brandy
40 do New England Ram
*> W and 20 V easks 4th Proof Brandy
6 pipes Meder Swan Gin
80 boxes Readers tie snd 8s Candles
25 do Soda Biscuit
40 do Grant aud Williams's Ot aud Ss Tobacco
20 U chests ) 4 lb papers Blok Tea
20 H do Hyson do
300 reams wrapping Paper, assorted sixes
200 boxes No 1 Family aud Pal*8cap
20 hbdsprime P R Sugar
15 do fair Musocvaifo do
25 casks quarts and plats i
50 mats prims old Oov. J
601 ««a Ohio f
Tickets only $1—shares in proportion.
49“ Orders from ths oounti
rawlngsssnt re
t this office, by
epr 27
airy answered promptly,
prtias cashed on demand
CHARLES B. PATTERSON.
GEORGIA HTATK LOTTERY.
. oitesf, no. 1,
ths benefit of ths Independent Fire Co. a\ Augusta.
(Successors to F. C. Barber A Co.)
TLo Old Favorite MHvnmiali Lottery.
* * wn lu Savannah in public ou Monday After
noon, May 2d, at 5 o’clock.
Tiekets only $1 —Shares in proportion.
Tickets snifsiiares for sale, and Prises cashed on de-
Y. No. SOwena's Building,
Opposite Pulaski House.
tonne, near Muii-istrenv,
GREGORY A MAURY, Managers.
37 44 I4 50 4 10 25 26 06 62 38 36 28 «7
Also for Class50:
07 76 4 $7 72 13 34 58 9 10 40 31
CLAM 51, roW 1853.
Will be draws in Savannah, To-morrow, April 29.
78 Number Lottery-13 Drawn Ballou.
CAPITAL t
4,6721 DOLLARS!
Tickets >1—share* iu proportion
Vender fog Gregory A Mao 1.7.
Bay Lane, near Bull-street.
HESPUKIAN HARP.
riMUS WORK is acknowledged on all bauds to
X be the best oolleotion ot' Musi* ever offered te thw
world. KyT Iteom ' " *
rial iu and llymu (
occsslou of worsbip
Infant, Revival,
Bpior’i
The above work is forudo by
JUUN M. COOPER A <X>* f
apr 20 t
G 1 Ko{'*iltlt«, &c.—CoKvSI
r Rio, V5 do Jamaica, and 50 de Jav
Sugar—16 hhds Porto Rloo, 10 dtflib i
leans, 100 bbls Crushed, Powdered and Clarified.
priD
,
Molasses- -25 hhds Cubs, 75 bbls New Orleans.
Flour—150 bbls Baltimore, 75 do Canal, fiUjlo Hiram
Smith's do.
Bacon—15 casks Philadelphia Hams, 500B*|j$imorebog-
gbd, 30 hh
Vctatoes—160 bbls PE and Moroer Potatoes.
Lard aud Codfish—26 bbls ohoioe Leaf Lord, 6 seeks
'Xdlsh.
Soap, Candles and Stanih—SO boxes No 1 and Family
Soap, SO do Pole; 76 do Adamantino Candies, 25 du
Sperm, 25 do Star, 150 do Patent Mould do; 40 vrhola
snd half boxes Starch.
various brands and qualities.
Tobaoco—350
Lemon Syrup.
* ‘ at and'
ia
. boxes Lemon Syrup j
Walnut and Tomato Catsups : 10 do Brandy
Domeatlo Liquors--75 bbls Pnelr*"’*- “ “
- • “ tin 1
75 do Rectified Whisky, 30 do
do.
Wines—20 quarter casks Pure
received and for sale b;
APOTHECARY'S]
K. Comer of Broughton snd Barnard streets,
Savannah, Georgia.
l •» roepoctftilly J
the citiiens of Savannah and the
country, that Lu lino takou tho store situated 84
• ho is ... ... .
>onin« a fuU and select stock of
Drugs, UlLMltclneu, Chenlttls. Pern
ry, Fancy AvHcles,U yc* Htnffii,
Glassware, &e., Jeo*.
whi h he offers te the publlo at wholesale ana retail, on
uuh terms as cannot fail to give entire aotUftetfon,
*1
both as regards prioe and unxlfty, ' T
Everv article he offers for sale lit been selected by
himself within the Inst f«eenf|r Kay* from the meet reu-
able houses in the northern market j; particular attea-
tion having bom paid to {heir pur] to and frevheete.
t had several years expeiicncu in the prra
in northern and southern, cities, he
m havi
Having End several years expeiieue*' in the pres
cription business in northern and southern cities, he
fools himself fully prepared to com pound all preserip-
tioisS and family medicines entrust! <\ to him, with oare,
neatness aud dispatch.
Prescriptions put up at all hour* of tbs day and night,
untr“fc'.rillui51 <1 iuid FuoUlo. u4 ril
* h0 SfffliKJ
—.. .. .oy othM .r.iclo ttiftt l, „ . ... —.—
well refiUted Dro, Blcr., u. rMp-lrinUy m.iwd Us
0.11 ooJ muuIu. huriook Kbro porckulM oIm*1m«.
““"•‘"fTZlfiSoSB, UrofiSl.t Mil liMUri.
l.TI.OLtt, bbls. Briliraorn Flour, 30
Jl bri'bMl. Butt.r, Hod. u. 3a««r Crukcn, 73
b6iu do., !»0MM mwrnd l’jk;hs». si bo... Um
Syrup, SO do. tiurUd Uordloli. roorlrod »l for «l.by
WoktkUON t UOYUK.'
DOUS^-Sbuimpo. Ot.nl Mil BoUwlllll
■ ssggwwswwB
^T^TamarsBovM.
liOUK^ttOObiifo. N. Bt. Louis super flue Flour,
o. Extra FamUy do., received par cchr. C
low dieobarging, and for sale toW froi
(apr 26) 8 T C. TOMB. U6 lgy-M.
/ 'tORN.—HkKIsjcks of prime Whiio Corn, jtut
O received and wUl be soli tew If tek*. from Ih#