Georgia Historic Newspapers

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SPECIAL NOTICES.^
—
if APPliIKU FOIt SOON.
p. CONDON offer* hi* OAHOKS LOT
0® ,uJ HOUSES tlureoo. to l.t. It U >ttu»- cjg
E*“ieil outlie Donor of UtoTkerterbolt uni—® 1
I i Ro»Ji. It k** «U tto BD00i*»rp ImpiorencnU
„4 ooltr rw* ootlltotloa. Applj *t the Clip UotoL
.pr»_
OB. J. J. HBABINU
^ Qff <r> UU services to tb* eitiiens of Savon-
trjjT^aab, in tho practice of Medicine and Surgo-
r> Th r oDic disease# will rSeelvo particular attention.
J mc , „|> stair®. NsJJS Broughtoa-strest.^ if ap 20^
~~'gB ounce of foot i® worth a pound of theo-
aud tho swarm of oonclusire facta that
r aro uud that Incomparable preparation, Uoof-
" d> jormau Hitters, prepared bj Dr. C. M. Jackson,
Slsdelpbia, establishing its value aa a tonic and re-
torAiiTC, are such aa would prevent incredulity itself
..uo'itiotting its eflloaoy. In all cusm of disease of
hlsteouMb. whether aouto or chroaie.it may be re-
' ouded for its toothing, cordial, nnd renovating iu-
hueucc. Dyspepsi*. heartburn, loss of appetite, nau-
4 nervous tremors, relaaation and debiUty, Ac., arc
u by the Bitters In a very short space of time;
i % perseverance in their one never falls to work a
.rough core. lm »P* ,
Hr. J. I'ickllug.
Office and resldsuoe corner of B rnard and
'perry streets, Urloaue-equare. C ffleo hour
10 o’olook, A. M.tf mar 22
DENTISTRY.
Drs. IKOYALL und JOHNSON,
Surgical and Mechanical Denlleta.
Office over Zogbaum's Muslo Store, Mar-
ket Square.ly nov 8
A Warranted ltcmedy.
I iNJ'tiKd. FAHMIfiRlJ, PAAIILIK8, SKA-
CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS.
CAN rUUOBASK MO HKMCdV KUUALTO
1)U. TUlUArt' VBNB1UN LlNiMENT.
Old S »ros, Mosquito iittos, In
sect filings, Fain* in ibo
Luuoe, Ao.
If it docs not give relief, recoilcot your money will be
afuudud. All tbat is asked ta a lair trial of It aeoord-
ui tv tus directions. This article is an English rerne-
jj, »udw*s used by
jViliiuin the Fourth, late king of England,
juertilled to by hluias a oare for Uheuinatiau, where
.rytnmg else ho had triud,flailed. ^ Over 10,U0U,U0U
w $ l0 per bottle tuoy would
't is as certain to
coi/ui( is cured in a lew *”\ys. It
iup, as it is as curtain
'jouuit Is out pHI
3 minutes—hcadaoukiu , 4 *an hour aud
Dll. TODiaS uas also put up a HOBS*. A.1NIMENT
, imi bottios, which is warrauted cheaper an>l better
aii oilier fur Colic, Oalls, Cuts, Swellings, Bruises,
•cratches, Cracked Duel, &u.
Price 60 flouts, -*J$
1)H. TOBIAS could till twouty newspapers with the
itors aud coriitloato* rooeived coniiucuding his Llui-
«ul, but considers tbat warranting itsumoient. as any
io eho does not obtain relief is not called on to pay for
4. A. SOLOMONS A CO. and J. II. CARTEB are
,« m/Io agents for Savannah—als > for sale by the drug-
«u sul Storekeepers throughout Georgia.
44T Or. Tobias' offloe, 24U (Jreouwion street, N. Y.
j. li. CARTER, Bioughton street, opposite St. An-
r<N S Hall, will supply the country murobantr at the
,opnstor's lowest prtoes. mar lb
Medicines which never ail to give satisfac
tion, and arc used by viuny physicians
tn their practice.
l)r. J. h>* Hose’s Nervous and Invigor
ating Cordial*
Tbt Greatest Discovery in Medical Science!—For ail
Nervous Cuudltious of the System 1—Heart
Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
~^The astounding and happy elfeot of Dr.
Dvlfis Bose's Nervous Cordial, for Diseases or ths
;, Palpitation, Numbness, Neuralgia, Nervous
or of the Muscles, Heartburn, Flatulonoo, Pain iu
too, Wakufuiaoss, Restlessness, or fur the Mind or
body worn down by oarc, labor, or study, has iuduoed
.uy ph/sioiaus to use it in their practice. For a weak
.jtiutiou,it ie a graud restorer: it completely ro
ves Irom the system all nervous irritations, and is
uost miraculous in its rapid and happy effect. The
aa aud tki nervous are frequently restored to per-
t health before using one bottle, Price fifty cents.
Du. J. S. Bose’s Great i*aia Uurer—flic
Woiii'er of the Age.
Do you suffer with any pain? It you do, use Dr.
ll*io'a fain Curur. It cures Tootbaonc, Bore Throat.
i.»raulie, btiil Nook or Pains in the Face, iu a lew
Hisutus. it euros quickly fain in the btoiuaoh or
towels. Cures CUUulains, Corns, and any irritation
u me feet. It act* like a cnarin for Pains iu the Bide,
or Back, aud for HueuiuntUm from a sudden
is magical in its eiUou. In bottles, 1*£, 26 aud
.oug&*, wiietner consumptive or prooeediug from
al&ic
mifi.
» Colds.—If you :
ton Bilious Ha mm ,
liuus, you require a purgative inodioiue. If you have
oaU uuid,you should remove it from the system. If
/ur liver is out of order, you will have eoid leet, va-
*ole appetite, r.od a yellow skin—take Dr. Hoses
nil Bilious or Uallroad PiUs, and you will soou he
lie ved from n J ban feelings. In boxes 12>b aud 26cU.
These fills are called ltAiLKOAD fILCB, because
uy go ahead of all other pUis in their good effects.
t'rrt/rvtn Mercury.
All of the above preparations, with Dr. Rote's Modi-
u Advisor to Poraous iu Biokness and in Health, to bo
id of JAM. 11. CARTER,
THOM ABM. TU liN EH k CO.,
NVILUAM W. i.INCOLN.
.it all tho rospootablu Drug Btoros iu Bavauuah, aud
iroeghout tiio State. ly mar U
UB1B8 WANTED.
oa- ^ In 1836 and ’SB a large number of Geor-
ivA giaus wont over to tho Republic of Texas
•*ist me Texans to gain their independence. Many of
i«se were massacred with Fannin, and othere fell
bile fighting under Cols. Travis, Ward, Graut, and
ulmson. The liupublio of Texas granted to the heirs
these brave men a large quantity of land, very few
whom have ooiuo forward to olairn tlioir right, l'ho
moeudante of those who participated In the revolu-
nuary struggle of Texae can procure these lauds, <
■^plication to tho andersigned, wlio possesses all nece
ry infurmatiou on tho subjoot.
mar 6 6tu B. Y. LEVY, Savannah.
Liberal advauoes made upon shipment*
Nsw Fork.
(6m)
C. A. L. LAMA it.
MEDICAL. CO-l*Ai(TNEli8IIlF.
Dr. E. il. MARTIN aud Dr. U. L. BYRD,
®vJSt haviug associated themselves in the prac
tice of their Profession, inay be found at their Othoe,ai
the residence of Dr. B., No. V7 Uroughton-elreet, ooutL
•uio, between Bull and Drayton-streets. Dr. M. may
bafouud at night athlsresidouooon South Broad street,
between Whiiakeraud Barnard streets. Cm n
DENTISTRY.
UK. M. C. II LA L D
l’erforms all operations pertaining to Natural or Artifl-
uul Teeth, iu the best style. Ofooo first coruur west u!
tbs Marshall House. ly jan 17
DENTISTRY.
> R . Q . D. BARNES,
Surgical ami Mechanical Dentlnt.
ce oorner of Congress aud Whltaker-sts., ovsr Mi
ndergasfs Dry Goods Store.lJ *P *7
a U. H. MAIL 1*1 NB.
THROUGH IN 50 TO 55 HOURS.
lew-fork |i Charleston Steam-Pneketi.
Leave Adge r‘e wharves every Asiunlap
AjUrnooa and each alternate HWhn-
day. On Satnrdaythe new andsplen-
Hteamshipe
JAB. ADDER CupLj. Diekineon 1,COO Tons.
MARION .Capt. M. Derry............1,200 Tons.
The BOUTUEBNER W. Putter commander, wUl
ave each alternate Wednesday—having been newly
coppered and guard* raised, is now in complete order.
Mgr For Freight or Passage, having elegant 8ttie
Room accommodations, apply at the offloe of the agent,
HENRY MIS8ROON,
Comer East Bay and Adger'e Sou. Wharvee.
N. B.—A new ship will be placed on the line *
neot with the Southerner on Wedneedayt.
FOR PailsAUKLPIUA.
Philadelphia and Savannah Steam Naviga
tion Company.
The new and splendid nide-whesl
steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, of
1,200 tons register, Capt. Walter L'ol-
1 ins. has commenced her regular tripe,
and will leave Savannah on Wednes
day, the 8th Sept., aud every alternate Wednesday
thereafter; say on the 22d Sept., aud 6th and 20th Oot.
and Sd and 17th Nov.,and eo on.
This chip has besn built with entire regard to safety,
comfort and dispatch, and offers new and admirable fa
cilities to business and travel. For freight or passage,
apply to C. A. L. LAMAH. Agent in Savannah,
jan II HERON k MARTIN, Ag’ts in Philadelphia.
NfcW YORK &SAVANNAH STtANISHIP LINE
Weekly.
The new and splendid steamships
FLORIDA,Capt.Woodhull, and ALA
BAMA, Capt. Imdlow, belonging to
4L - N— ““■*•* *• “*
Ln—_
vaunah and New York every Saturday.
Those ships are of 1JWO tons r*»ieter, and unsurpass
ed in safety, speed and comfort.
Thee* steamers, leaving 8avannah at the same time
that the Marion and Southerner leave Charleston, ar
rive in Now York aa soou aa or before them.
49*Cabin passage B24, payable before going onboard.
Agents: PADELFOBD, FAY A CO, Savannah.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
124 Front-street, N
Havannuh aud Augusta.
m . On and after the 1st of May noxt,
r r^jvai—Nthe steamer OREGON, CepUiu Jas. M.
sMfiaBlBwMoody, will make regular weekly trips
betweeu Savannah aud Augusta, and touobing at all
the intermediate landings ou certain days and at oer-
tuiu hours—leaving Savannah every Tuesday ovenlug
at 6 o'clock P. M., aud Augusta every Saturday morn
ing at B A. M. By this arrauaemont planters and
merchants ou tho rh or will bo afforded an opportunity
of shipping aud receiving their goode with some cer
tainty, and of a regular oonvoyauoo lor thomselvoe and
famiuea to end from both plaoos, us the accommodations
for passengers are both auiplo aud comfortable. Time
up 86 hours—down21. Fare $6.
apr 2U K1NC11LEY. LOCKETT k CO.. Agents.
Savannah, Auguitu ami ilamburg.
The Union Bteemboat Company of
iGsorgia and South Carolina having tho-
iroughly overhauled aud refitted the su-
steam-paokets U. L. COUK and UBEUON, with
Lighters, are now ready to transport froight of ail
description between Savaunab, Augusta and iiambnrg,
with as much, if nut more, dispatch than any other
The steamers are cummandod by
locoimnodatiug captains, and all
froight consigned to their agents wi^l be forwarded free
of Commissiou*. The accommodations for passengers
irior to auy boats on the river. Fare
HENRY HARPER, Pr., Savannah,
E. F. KINCllLEY * CO., “
JAMES HARPER k CO., Angusta.
Savannah, 21st Sept., 1862.*cp 21
if not superiorj
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
FOIt PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA,
Via Darien, Druunwlck, Ml. xUarye,
JACKSONVILLE, MIDDLEUUHG (Blaok Creek),
AND PICOLATA.
ev*ry Tut day. at 10 o’clock, A. If.
. The superior steam-packet WM. GAB-
iTON, Capt. 8baw, will leave Tuesday
I U urn In. 111 «<*• ■ * —
TAFSCUTTW FOltltlGN EXCHANGE
AND
EMIGRATION AGENCY.
v», — Persons wishing to send for tlioir frionds,
®OCti and desirous of bringing them out by first
class packet ships, are informed that the subscribers are
tho only agents for the above Agency in this city.
They are also authorised to draw ou Messrs. Wm.
Tapscott A Co., Liverpool, In sums from Tl aud up
wards, which drafts are negotiable In any town through
out Ireland and Great Britain. -
Drafts on Frauoo and Germany, payable in all parts
of the Continout, also for sale. Apply to
dec 24 ly BUNKER k OU DEN, 80 JQay-at.
if» w DR. 8ULLIVAN has removed his OUiot
to Congress-street, between Drayton and
Aberoorn* if ^
Private Hospital.
OOCTOIIM WlliOfflAN On UANAHI,
FABx-sruaaT, Wut xmd or int Plamk Road.
Of——^ Dus. WILDMAN A GANAHL having
®nj5s oompleted tho arrangements for a Private
Hospital, and Qttod up the earns with all the appliances
«f hygiene, good nursing, and medical and surgical at
tendance, now offer the benefits of the institution to ths
publis.
The terms of admbslou are $1 per day. This will se
cure constant and etfieient medical attendance, modi'
ci nee, board and lodging. Ten dollars will bo required
>Q ad van oo, which will not be enhject to reclamation.—
Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on rea
sonable terms,
Tbat the institution may partake as mush as possible
the benevolent public oharaeter which the origlna*
tyr * intended, they have eolielted the following gontle-
tuea u> act as a board of visitors, who will at all aud
su/time inspect tho premises, aud whose names a
euarantsce to the publio of IU efficient management
Hou. Lanadon Chaves, I John W. Anderson,
JuUaRoeton, • . | SeloBson Cohen,
Mcntgomsry Cununing.
Arrangements have also been made for the acoommo-
d «Hoa of negroes. P. IL WILDMAN, M. D.,
r - id jun Abetoorn and South Broad
CHAS. GANAHL, M. D.,
deetl Sonth Broad-stteel. East of Barnard.
ANOTHER ISCIENTIVIC WONDER -
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTIC8^-Dr
J. 8. Houghton's Pa ram, ths IVus Diyttii*
or Gaetrie Juice, prepared from Bonnot, or the
•earth stomach of the ox, after directions of Baron Lle-
Ulc Physiological Chemist, by J. 8. Uoughvoa,
f 1 * D * Philadelphia. This is truly a wondtrful remedy
t,T ^Igetloh, dyspApsi*, J ana' lae, Uvfr oosplsint,
constipation dehUHy, euriag alter nature's own
f»*thod, by nature's ewn agent, the gastric juice.—
i smphJsU, eonUisiiig selenUfic evidenes of its Talus,
■craidhetl by agents gratis. See advcrtieomsrt in —
w* ly jrn
MAIL .
LINES.
fob 10
J714
r York.
8TEAMB0AT LINES.
Morning, at 10 o'clock, and will
tiuu* to leave every I'ussdav.
be rates of pas*«ge by this boat art as follows:
To Darien .....4) 00
8t. Mary's. 4 60
JaeksoovUle
Blaok Creek, Pioolata and Palatka..
For freight or passage apply
eV‘ -u —*
•team-paenet wharf.
6 00
800
board, at Charleston
OLAullOHN k OUNNINQUAM, A, U.
TU TKAVELLEUS UU1NU NORTH.
TUII SAVANNAH AND VIIAHLUSTON
U. B. MAIL
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. the same day,
oounecting at Charleston with the
Wilmlugton Htuam-Packeta.
Whioh leave with tue U 8. Mail every day, at2)g P. M.,
aud aleo with the
New-York and Charleuton Steamsblps,
Whioh leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur
day afternoon. Passengers leaving Macon on Tuesday
sveuiugs, will arrive iu time to oouneet with tho splen
did new stjamship Jamte Adyer one week, and the
steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston
to New-York by land route, 820— time 62 hours; by
steamships, $26. [my 16J B. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent.
BAVANNAH MORNING NEWB, TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1853.
Dry Goods, Clothing,^. PKff IB00D8. l ^ATENT MEDICINES, ho.
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
IN THS City,
FOR CASH.
No. 149 Broughton Street,
Near Dickson's Confectionery.
npHE SUBSCRIBERS odor for salo at their
5 NEW AND EXTENSIVE STORE, a carefhlly se
lected 8took of ,
Foteign and Domeitie Dry Goods.
whioh willbe sold at VERY l*OW PRICES for Cash or
City aooeptanco, consisting in part of:
Bleached and Brown Sheetings anu Shirtings, of every
width and quality. Bed Ticks, Twilled Stripes, Chucks,
Blue and Brown Drillings, Denims, kc.kc.
DRESS OOODS.
Mourning und Colored Calleue,Colored and Mourning
Ginghams. Lawns and Urgundios. A large and splen
did collection of color*' Muslins, Frcmh Lawns, Jaco
nets and Organdies, LVik and Colored Bareges, Silk
Tissues, Black Italian 0Jk for Dreeeee, Mantillas, Ao.,
Silk Laos to suit, Poplius, Lin Do Linde, 8e„ Ac.
IRISH LINEN OOODS.
Heavy 4-4, Family Linens and fine Undressed do, "war
ranted all pure Lineu Yarn and Sound Bleach." Also,
warranted as chesp as any suoh Linens can be found
In this market, White and Brown Table Unmask,
Doyley's aud Damask Napkins, Birds Eye, Uuokabaek,
Hooteh and Rnetia Diapers, Linen Towels and Towell
ing Ornabnrgs and Crash.
HOSIERY ARID GLOVES.
Ladies' and Misses Blaok, White and Colored Hose,
Gent's and Boy's White, Colored and Brown tj
in all slsesaud qualities, Game, Merino aud Cotton Un
der Vests and Drawers.
Ladies', Gent's, Misses and Boy’s Gloves and Mitts of
vairous qualities—a full assortment.
WHITE CANTON CRAPE HIIAWLS, EMBROI
DERED ROUE DHDSSKSS, 11LACK,
WHITE aud COLORED CRAPE8,
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS,
BOB1NET and PAVILION GAUZE,
FIGURED nnd PLAIN LACE, LACE and
GAUZE VEILS.
Embroideries.
aunts' Pocket lldkfs,'rith a large oolleetion of L. C.
Hdkfs, from f 1 nor dotuu, upwards, well worthv the at
tention of families as being particularly cheap. Head
Hdkfs iu great variety.
White Goods.
Plain and chocked Swisso and Jaconets,Mull.Book,
Nauisooks, Tarleton, Bishop Lawns, Musliu bands,
Head and Lisle Laaes and Edgings, new style Muslin
Collars and Undcrsleevcs, Ac.
apr IB 2m
T.AL. MoKENNA.
Ready Made Clothing for
Spring aud Summer.
WM. R. SYMONS,
Draper nnd Tailor, 17 Whllakor-nf.
R espectfully solicit* tim attention of hie
friends and the publio in general, to his large
Block of READY MADE CLOTH INU, suitable for the
present and coming season ; it has all been made up
under his personal superintendence, and for style and
durability of workmanship, is inferior to none to be
fouud in the market. Tho following comprises a por
tion of the Stock:
Frocks and Sacks of Blaok, Blue Cashmere Cloths,
Black Drap Dote Frocks and Sacks,
l.inen Duck Drill and Fancy Linen Frocka^MffiBaoks,
India Grass Silk and Browu Linen Sucks. MR
Blaok and Colored Alpaca Frocks and Saoas,*^
Punts of Fancy Frsncli Cnssitnere, Black Dos Skin
Caaslmer*, Black Drap Dote And Bpring Tweed Case!-
men , \\ h.te Duck. Fancy Llnon Drill, together with a
large lot of Cotton Drill and Duok Pants, fur servants
wear.
Vests of Blaok 8atln, Black Barathea and Fancy
Silks, Fancy and White Marseilles, Figured and Stripe
Lineus. Also, a large Stock ot furnishing Goods, suoh
as Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, Collars, Merino
and Cotton Under Shirts, Stripe Silk and Cotton Socks
and Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, etc., eto. The whole
of which he offers for sale on aooommodatiug terms, and
at pricee as cheap as the cheapest.apr 12
Cheap Cash Store.
G BROWN bugs leave tu announce to his pa-
• trons and the public generally, that ho is
*^*1 New Store, * * “
Notice I
Positively StolUMSr off ot
T HE SiUncrtbttr* dwinHu of cfoitoj tb.tr pm-
ontlmilnui. would In'rlt* th. .tWntlon of thw olti-
Cherry Pectoral,
roa the cun* op
Offinffat, Col4* BwMMftfM, Broachi-
ent business, wouia inviw mi auenuoa oitne oltl- g. Whaauiniy n An .v
of Savannah aad it- vWulty to their large and »•» VOU?h, ONIf,
well selected etcok el Spriaff and Summer Dry Qaeda at Asthma, ill Consumption!
PRIME NEW YORK COST,
among which are to be fouud some of th* moot desira
ble styles of goods, for this and thejoomuig aoason, con
sisting In part of the following goods, via :
Colored and Figured Bareges,
do. do. . Silk Tlosues,
Plaiu, Blaok and Colored Silk Tissues and Bareges,
Swiss and Mall Muslins,
Jaconet and Otnhria do,
do do Check Swiss do.
Colored and Figured Organdies.
Blaok and Colored Lawns,
Canton Cloths for Traveling Dresses,
Printed and Pla.u Lineus do. do.
Dotted end Embroidered Swiss Muslins,
aisea susncSiti!sl,
l’laidod and Brocaded do,
Colored Maroellne and Florene* do.
LINEN GOODS, &e., Ac.
W. h*T. »l*rc. ud well i.leol.I .Uicl ofib. col«-
brewd HlClIARuflOH'8. OIUV'8, UUNBAB, DICK
SON A Co.'a Slilrttn, ewe b'ro.Uu* Ue.u i Tonlh.r
with a large aedelege»«ew>rtlM»tof Whlteend Brown
Table Demeek of all wldthe, Dama.k Dorliea cloth
end Colored Linen Tnhl. Oor.r., Bird. hr. bUp.r,
Linen Dowlew, lluohabenk Dlnper, f rench Linen Tow-
•1. nnd Dojrllee, Linen Lewie end Linen Cambria, eto.,
•u., iterate., ,w. ^
OF DOMESTIC GOODS
ie complete and ombracoe every article kept in a first
class retail store. PURCHASERS will do wolltoosll
and see for themselves, as
Great Bargains
wll be given, especially in
FANCY GOODS,
which will be eold In many Instances below cost.
This is no Humbug.
CALL and see, and be msured of the fact, at
J. U. CG1IEN A CO.,
apr 28 140 Broughton-at.
Many years of trig. Instead of
impairing the public oonfldeno*
la this medicine, ha- won for
It an appreciation aad notorie
ty by far exceeding the moat
sanguine expectations of ita
Mends. Nothing hot It- in
trinsic virtues and the nnmis-
takable benefit conferred on
thousands of sufferers, could originate and malntaiath*
reputation which it enjoy*. While many, inferior rem
edies thrust upon tho community, have failed and been
discarded, this has gained Mends by every trial, oon-
ferred benefits on the afflicted they eaa never forget,
and prodeoed carta too numerous aud too remarkable
to be forgotten.
While it is a fraud on the public to pretend that any
x* medicine will infallibly cure—still there la abundant
proof that the Cherry Pectoral dose not only asagonor-
al thing, but almost invariably euree the maladies for
whteh it is employed.
As time makes these facte wider and better known,
this medicine has gradually become the best rtllanoe of
th* afflicted, from the log oabln of the Amorioan peas
ant, to tho palaces o( European Kings. Throughout
this entire country, in ovory State, city, and Indeed al-
ioct every hamlet it oontains. Cherry Peetoral ie known
_i the best remedy extant for diseases of ths Throat
and Lungs, and in many foreign oonntrii
Hotels, Boarding-Houses, ho.
UPFOS1TIUN LINK TO FL.U1UDA.
JIATM or I'ASSAQX REDUCED.
The superior new steampaok*. WE-
il.AKA, Capt. N. King, luavea every
Saturday at 10 o’clock A. M.
Kate of passage in large airy state rooms, as follows:
To Darien - $3 IX)
St. Mary's 4 60
Jacksonville 6 00
Pioolata 8 00
Palatka. 8 00
Blaok Creek 8 00
N. B.—Freight consigned to K. R. Duke, for Ocala,
will be shipped free of all ohargi ‘
Apply on board, at the Cbarii
fob 12
t Palatka.
Heston Co.'s Wharf, or t<
S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent.
»iiit LUMieB.
FOIL HAVRE—i'nNHitRo Only.
,. The fast sailing ship CHAOS, J. 1*. Duuton
«mater, will have immediate dispatch. For pas-
Biage only, having very superior uocomuiodatious,
f to ^ay 2) WAHURURN, WILDER A CD.
FUR NEW YORK—Union Lluc
m Tho regular packet schr. NORTH STATE,
Horton Master, having part of hot oargi en
gaged. will bavo quick dispatch as above. For
baiauue or Iruight or passage, apply to
may 6 WILLIS A BRUNDAQE.
The schr. VIRGINIA, Snow master, ia ready
to rauoive charter for a cargo of Timber or Lum-
,b«r for a Northern port. Apply to
WILLlb « BRUNDAQE.
CITY HOTEL,
IIay.Ntrent, KuvrdurL.
P. CONDON AND J. U. FOLEY, PROPRIETORS.
I N offering his ackuowledgemonts for the very
liberal patronage extended to hie house, Mr. P. Con-
Uon (late sole proprietor) takes occasiou to announce
that Mr. J. B. Foley (late of the Marshall House) baa
beoome associated with him in the proprietorship --■*
management of th* City Hotel. Mr. Fcley will hot
ter devote his experience and industry to promote ths
comfort of their visiters: and bv the aid of increased
facilities and assistants, tue Proprietors are onabied
meet the demands of their increasing patronage.
in the late alterations to the apartments approprl-
privacioa of home. Person!
Savannah will find the City Hotel all they cov
it, and no effort will be spared to make it so.
CUUTCHF1ELU HOUSE,
( formerly Griffin House.)
ChiiUnnoogu, Teniie»Hee.
a This well known HOTEL, situated within a I
steps of th* Passenger Car landing of the W«
era and Atlantic Railroad, is now open, an
the supervision of TUOMA8 CRUTCHFIELD, assis
by Mr. J. W. F. Bki son and Lady. This House, wl
under the control of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a v
as a flret class Hotel. The present I
secured the servloes of Col. Griffln'i
high reputation as a fl
tirTetor having secui
Barkeeper, and havi
larkeeper, and having purohased his moat excellent
Cook and lions* Boy L •--* ‘ ■* - ••
entirely new, hopes
merit publio
publio patronage. Passengers can be ao
with au Omnibus to and from the Boats.
18[ly] THOMAS CRUTCHFIF-T«D,
i aooommo-
Prop.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
mar 4 (tim) J. W. HJPKAH, Proprietor.
BonrdlnH.
r J^ WO THREE single Gentlemen c
he i
s end Abcreorn streets.
Th* regular packet brig AUGUSTA, T. Stone
master, having part of hor freight engaged, will
ihave dispatch. For freight or passage, having
•upeiioi- accommodation. Apply on board at Anciaux's
Wharf, or to (may 6) WASHBURN, WILDER ACO.
FOR BOSTON.
, The brig CAROLINE, Harding matter, will
Kmeet with dispatch as above, bur freight or
Rpassaxe, apply ou board at Telfair’s Wharf or to
14 BRIGHAM, KEL1A A CO.
FOR NEW YOKK—CacorRla JLIur.
The eobr. PLANDOME, Capt. Brown, wiU
have immoaiato dispatch for the above port.—
mUMAFot freight of 1UU bales Cotton to complete car
go, apply to (may 4] ROW LAN D A CO.
FOIL NEW YOitK.
gm. The regular packet brig MACON, Capt. Wat-
Bakins, will moot with dispatch fur the above port.
HM&For lreigbt or passage, apply to
apr 30 fl. K. WASHBURN, Agt.
master, will meet with dispatch os above.
HMbfc'or freight or passage, haviug good acoomincda-
ou>, apply on board at Telfair's Wharf, or to
apr 22 BiUOHAM, KELLY A CO.
WANTED TU €UA1LTK1L.
A vessel to take 176 thousand feet Pitch Pine
Timber to bt. Job us. New Brnnswiok.
apr 2 WILLIS A BRUNDAUK.
her to Montevideo, with a return froight to New
.York. Apply to
_uprb tf C. A. L. LAMAR.
HKAVY KitHlUUT VOU MfW.lUHH.
Boxes of Copper Ore may be obtainod by
vessels w anting heavy freight. Apply to
mar 6 WILLIo a BRCndaGE.
VeHMOl Wanted tor Ptiiiadeluhia.
T . A high rate of freight will be paid for a vessel
to load for Philadelphia. Apply to
ML fob 6 WILLIS Jt BRUNDAQE.
VESSELS WANTED ON FRK'UHT
OIL CIIAlLTEit.
g. Freights for Northorn, Eastern and ^
bouthorn ports ( •Pj\RR* l “sjjyj^
luo. <j ROWLAND I
oct7—lyl WILLIS A BRUNDAOE.e
AIAKINE ILAIlsWAYs
— . The undersigned respoctfully i-fof®*
dfig&all whe may need his services, that he^gk
aSfthas charge of the MARINE UAiL\yAY,aMR
which is now in successful operation. He is, therefore,
prepared to take up vessels of any sise usually visiting
our port, aud to do tho work of repairing, Ac., on reason
able terms. Those who wish to clean or paint the bot
toms of their vessels, can also bo accommodated on the
Railway, upon reasonable terms. He is also preparud
to contract lor buildiug Vessels of any class or descrip
tion, and to oarry on tee business of Bhip-Carpeuter-
ing, Spar-niaklug and Caulking, in all ite various
branches, at the eastern extremity of the elty.
4rr A good Shipamithia on the premises.
mar 11 H. F. WILLINK, J».
MORE NEW UOUUsATRELDKN’S
CM JUST received per eteamer, every variety
IS of 8UMMEK HATS, consisting of Panamas, Po-
dale's. Leghorns, China and Canton Straws, and
foil triuimou White Beavers, weighing only 8X oa.—
Also, a very flue Double JJrim Florenoe Leghorn, some
thing light aad nice for Uty Trado, together with n
Large Lot of Canada Straw* and Palm Leaf, for Plan-
tora r nee. Canada Straws at $1,76 per dosen, and
Palm Leaf from 81.26 to $2,60 per dot. All to be had
at the new Hal Store, oorner of Rrooxhton and Barnard
- - 7m ~
EMPIRE HOTEL.,
having large and airy rooms, he hopes to ehi
tion of publio patronage by elose attention t<
having good stabling and every oonvenienec to make
' of bis house comfortable.
ly JESSE CAIN, Proprietor.
Savannah Agency,
. FOR THE SALE OF
VVIL.UAM BOQQS &. CO.
Celebrntod llrnmlu of
tobacco, mm and snuff.
T i H E SUBSCRIBER would ruspcctfolly
uounce to the Merchants and dealers in the above
named articles, in tho city of Savannah, and P—
towns throughout the State, that he has a<
Agency for the State of Goorgia, of the «xt<
old established House of Wm. Boggs and Company, No.
212 Washington-strcet, New York. All articles pur
ohased from, or ordered through the subscriber, war
ranted best qualities aud lowest rates,
mar 30 3m R. MAYER, 6 Whitaker-st.
WANTED.
WANTED 1MM8DIATE1.Y. A
A IIKAI.THY colored Wei Nur.r, In »lioinb-
.r .1 will be kItbb. Apply at thi, offle.
may 6 tf
WANTED.
A COOK for a small fumily. Apply at this of-
J\. flee. may ft
Air ANTED.—A IflUllfl easy ffuitad Lady* 8ud-
\V die Horse, ot good sise.
apr SO ROUT. HABERSHAM A 80N.
GOVBUNKMN WANTED.
/”\NE whoumlerslanda French,Muaio on the Piano
V J and the ordinary branehos or tha English ednea-
tion, to instruct two young Lndiee and three children,
until the let of November neat. The situation is one of *
the healthiest and pleasantest in the low country of
Georgia. For particulars, apply^to
N. A. HARDEE A CO., 8evannah, Geo.
apr 28 lm
WANTED.
A GIRL TO DO HOUSE WORK. Enquiro at
jf\. this offloo. Up 2ft tf
Wf ANTED.—^Two Pautaioou Makers and two
v V Vest hands, at
apr 20 ROBINSON A CAMP'8.
XXrANTED.—A Lumber freight for New York,
W for schr. Ellsebeth and Ellenor, apply to
\pr IS WILLIS A BRUNDAQE.
SXOHANUK WANTED.
Ori TO 60 DAY DRAFTS on New York, wanted
OU by (jan 91) C. A. L. LAMAR.
Houses and Lands.
FOR KENT.
A LARGE and Commodious Ware House, will
be rented on reasonable terms uutlltho 1st Octo
ber, suitable for storing Hay and Corn. Apply at this
offloe. 3 may 6
For Sale.
Rltt A highly improved LOT, situated in (he
center or the town of Jacksonville, Florida, upon
JUR.whioh is an elegantly finished boarding House,
three stories high, SO finished rooms with 23 tiro plaoes,
with all neoossary out-buildings; good water, flue shade
AIho, the FURNITUIIK.
A PRIVATE RESIDENCE on the adjoining Lot
which oould be cully oonnected with the Boarding
House. This is considered the most valuable property
in the thriving town of Jaekeonvillo. and will be sold
low. Apply to W. W. OATES, Attorney,
apr 16 lm Savannah, Geo.
TO RENT.
o SMALL TENEMENTS, iu xuod order. Apply
At to (apr 8 tf) H. F. WILLINK, Br.
py Lund for Sale. {U3|
foil Tho undersigned offers for sale hisJ^jCL
.•■“■•PLANTATION IN 8CRI YEN COUNTY
containing near flvo hundred acres of land, about sixty
acres cleared and under good fence; on it ie - very
comfortable dwelling-house, a good store house, apd all
necessary out-buildings; only tuo miles from the forty-
five mile station on the C. it. It, directly oa the public
road leading to Hudson Furry, on the Bavnnnah rivet.
The place is oonaidered very healthy; lands produou
well, and a good location for a country store, aud very
oonveaient to market. Any person wishingto purchase
suoh a place would do well to give me a oall immediate
ly. On it is one of the best peach orchards ia the coun
try. My pustoffiue is Ualoyoudale.
J. FREEMAN.
Scrivkn Co., April ft, 1869. tf apr 6
6S!B TO RENT—Three tenement Houses, each
having five rooms, with a kitchen separate, situ-
AiB>ated on the oornor of Jones and Purse eto., near
the Railroad Depot, will be rented oheap, If applied for
early, on th* premise*, to
mar7 tf WM. BEENKEN.
TO RENT.
ST!® Three fine STORES, on Moore'e wharf.
$“■ HURT. UABERH11AM A SON.
JEJLfob24
l’O KENT.
rriflREE Sloeping Rooms, No. 135 Congress st.
X Also, to hire, a Woman, a good nurse, house serv
ant and cook. Enquire of (fob 24 J A. BON AUD.
T?OK HAIjE.—Lot 6U feet on W««t Broad-st.,
Jj running bock 120 feet, with a email Wooden Bnild-
lug on it. Apply to (f* 12) WM.,WRIGHT.
Rig To Rent.
jjj® A Briok Tenement on West Broad street, with
**uight upright rooms. For particulars apply to
John A. Gray, in tho houso or at the oorner of Jones
aud Abercorn streets. tf deol8
To Kent,
T7tOR 1 year, a WHARF STORK.
X* octs FOBT A DUNHAM.
8 -
SAVANNAH TO DAB1BN.
A LINE or Four Hors# Poet Coaches leaves Ba-
frUmduy uud f'hurndny, at 7 o’clock A. M.
For Darien, via Bryan Old Court-House, Ricoboro* and
South Newport, arriving in Darien at 6 o’olook P. M.
Returning on Tuendnyo nnd Friday#.
Arriving in Savannah at ft o’clock P. AL, aud conneotlng
with the boat* for the North, and the cars for the West.
ff Office In 8avann* \ at Sawyer, Hollister A Co.’s
Stables, oorner of State and Wlutaker sts. Office in
Darien, at Ailing A Robertson,
jan 13 ly U. L. HART, Proprietor.
CANDIES
AX REDUCED PRICES!
$13,00 per 100 lba.-2ft lb. Boxes $3.73
XT6 charge for boxing or delivering at the Rail-
road or steamboats, warranted t^ keo^la^^ny
jy 1 ly. 8. W. oorner Broughton and WhPaker-at.
Savunnuh Bazaar.
A DELBANCO kegs to announce to his patrons
and tho pnblio generally, that he is now receiv
ing and openiug his Spring stock of choice and select
Dry Goods, at 118 Uroughton-street. All of whieh he
is prepared to soil at a lower flgure than any^ other
DANCING ACADEMY.
MON8IEUR A. KONAUD respeetfall^Torii
his patrons^that his Academy Is opsn for the
During tHo season the following Fauey Dances will
bo introduced, besides the regular course of Tuition :—
Turentella, Rotta, Gavotte, Pas Stirien, Zingoralla,
Sohotiscb, Kedowa, Masurka,etc.
Former pupils are roquosted to come early if they
like to learn Fanoy Dances for his Ball, to be given in
January next.
N. B.—Gentlemen's Class will begin on Tuesday
next, the 16th Inst., at 2 P. M. nov ‘ “
Carpets Preserved.
X IIOSE FAMILIES desirous of having their Car
pets taken up aud packed for preservation during
summer, can nave in* came attended to by my Up
holsterer, who has full experience, having devoted sev
eral years to it in N. Orleans. Carpets wUl be paokod
and storod until Families may wish them relald. Send
yonr orders to WM. U. GUION, Agent,
apr 26 2w Carpet Warehouse, 140 Congrcss-st.
ERESIft GKOEEK1E8.
I 7RUITS, Smelted Beef and Tanauea.-
4 Constantly on baud by JOHN DALY,
28 Whitaker-st.
BAILEY’S TONIC MIXTURE;
f\H, Compound Fluid Extract of Cinchona Rub
ra—A Vegetable Febrifuge in the treatment of
r and Ague.
CKRTinOATXa:
[mnj7—tf]
UELDEN A CO.
8. MOHHIfe,
Beii Hanger czd JUaa*Jacturer of Fin
*•***'■'?»
the tools aad fixtures
of Mr. David Alorcis,
the subscriber offers
his serviees to the clt-
iteus of Savanaah. and
la prepared to fill or
ders (or any thing in
th# Rh-ve line, at the
-„.._._^^,ngtaik'iiiw#|i
apr» Ihl 81 MON MORRIS.
•’ANCV'OS* UOOOM.—
and Cotton SheeUags, Bleach-
Pillow Case Linens and Cot-
wh Diaper, Lang Lawns, Bird's
aad 12-4, Linen Table Damasks,
for salo at ths lowest market p
DkWITTA 1
CKMOKNKW VOKK-fer
tr 1MH(J ouh-uju*.
To Wn. Bailut—Sir, Having bad oeeaslon to resort
to the us* of your most oxeeilent Tonic Mixture, iu the
cure of Fever and Ague, I beg the privilege of adding
my testimony to iu good efleota. I have used many
bottles of It among my patients, aud I have found that
iu every insunoe it nas far exceeded my expectation*,
in eve y q ROGER8, M. D., Philadelphia..
Wm. Baii.xv—Dear Sir. I received your letter of the
10th ult. this evening, aud notioed its contents. I have
no hesitation, Sir, In saying that your Tonic liiaUro
has cared m# of Fever and Ague after 1 had been under
the care of my phyaiolan for eleven months. Yours,
J.U. EMERY, SfiCharlos-st., Baltimore.
<•- RIOUXORD, Va.
1 licr.br MXtify that I h»r. kMawuUMIr of
y.r.i A,a. wltlitlM o««f
tnr.. H. CLAY CAYTON.
lt.rwl.liy IMTfl A.A.1QL0M11N8AC0.
A i-Uili MAL.T, 8«ok«l Touvu, Kl-culu,
tn.,'*"*'* I * ,< . SOLOMONS.^
/AUAN4JKH AND LEiHONM—3U boxes
wh, jut rmliH by
uwy* M.J. 80L0H0N8.
E STUA CANAL FLOUK, H> >1^
b.lt bt!., Qr.ii.in'. Buokwbwt Flour, JQJ
lay, tor (my M u, J. 80LOMO«a.
AIWi-ai-rrn, Wbaln, LuA.Tr.id, N.*Uf<x
U Ollr. (HU, frwk ^
S COTCHXLk aKd I-OjkTKK—lWbbir
t received aad for sal# by
t’OR MALJr-Two thonsaaii bielteb
be exteusively used by thel
..xns. In Great Britain, France ana uormany, wnere
the medical eclenoes have reached their hlahost perfeo-
‘ *' Hi ■ ulRMutaat
stltutlons, and in iomestio practice, as the surest reme
dy their attending phyeieiaoe can employ for the more
dangerous affections of the lungfL Also in milder cases
and for children It ia safe, [feasant and sffeetualtoeure.
eious in cases particularly incidental to ohlldbood,
The Cherry Pootoral la manufactured by a practical
Chemist, and every ounce of it under his own eye, with
invariable accuracy and oare. It is sealed and protect*
' ■ law from counterfeits, consequently oan be relied
genuine, without adulteration,
i have endeavored here to furnish tbs community
a medicine of suoh intrinsic superiority and worth
i should commend itself to their confidence—a remedy
ince safe, spoedy and effectual, which tbie has by re-
ted and countless trials prove Itself to be ; and trust
great care In preparing ft with . hemieal accuracy, of
form strength to afford Physicians a new agent on
Ich they can relv for the boat results, and the afflict-
arith a remedy that will do for them all that medicine
tdo. Prepared and sold by JAME8C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
old by A. A. SOLOMONS k CO.. W. W. LINCOLN,
r 17
TIlBAT law t
lUorti more’s
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
sure aud safe remedial agent Jar Hhcuma
Hern in all its forms.
MIE astonishing success which has attended this
„ medicine in the treatment of Rheumatic Com-
lints, either inflammatory (acute) or chrouio, of no
liter what complicated form, or of long or short du-
tiou, renders it tho most valuable preparation ever
■covered, as the aolo rollablo remedy for this dire
mplaint; and ao radical is it in ite workings, that it
* secured the sanction of many of the first pbysi-
ins, who have used it as aibrnfer reason, without faith
Moktikorx'b Compound is a vegetable extract, a
It ia a tonic, strengthening lo the system generally,
cure : and in eaoh and every case where
I perms
it has I
a thus assuring the pnb-
■ merits --**—•—■—
latter os
lie of thi
dally reoeived from various
irroboratlng those facts, and gi
ubted evidence of the virtues of this truly
i reliable remedy.
For sale wholesale and retell by W. V. AI.EX AN
ral Office. No. I Barclayst
ILOMONS k CO. aud J. U
jah. eodlawtw apr 1
“* w*0»* htil Ymlnn,
11.* bt bartio. w* MbMi-
Tfier. Old th. % tM Baddle ColtS
SthL •2.iflaRZwhI.^8. I J brai * lMkT# the City;
Will be sold at BmoU's building, corner of llrouchton
and Whitaker-* to., the entire stock of Drugo andCUm-
loals now In said store, also the Furniture, together
trtth the unexpired leaee of the Store. Terms at sale.
Cook at Private Sale.
A prime likely young Follow, a first rate eook for
steamboat or hotel.
Ginyhameaml Hdkfs At Pr irate AaJs.
Just reoeived per last eteamer—2 cases Ginghams, 3
do Freaoh Head Hdhta., for sale low. .
*fYnneetee l
15,000 lb.. New _ _
2,000 *' Freeh Leaf lard, just reoeived per R. R.
from Tenneseee, and for sale in lots to eull purchase!
Strawberry Set* of I’rfoute Sale.
Strawberry Setts of the following kinds—Alio* Hand#,
Boeten Pine, British Uueen, Ohio Redwood, Hudson
Crimson Cous, Whit* Wood, Ilovey's Seed I lug, Early
Bearlet. They are all grown in this ellmate and In
good order. All orders left at our atore for any of tha
above kinds will be promptly attended to.
HarehtM House Omnibus and Ibam al Private Sale.
Comprising one fine largo Omnibus, six good Homs,
and Harness complete.
Also—the fine pleasure sehr. Ann, with new Balls,
Rigging, Ac., all in complete order.
The above property will be eold on very aeoommoda-
tiug term#, the present owner being about to remove
from the city, has no further use for it.
2000 bushels prime White Corn.
Groceries, 'Provisions, dcr.
PHI LB RICK A BELL offer onacoommodatlngterme,
A private sale t
Liquors.—80bbls. N. E. Ram, 25bbls.reach Brandy,
26 bbls. Monongahola Whisky, ft pipes Holland Gin, o
half pipes Coguao Brandy, 10 casks "Small Still"
Scotch Whisky, 1 puncheon Irish Whisky (MeMahaa'a),
6 eighth oaaks lMnet, Castlllion A Co. aad Ueaneaej
Brandy, 200 dot. of fine Madeira, Sberrv and Port
Wine*. Brandy, Gin, Hum, Whisky and Cherry Bran
dy—all private etook.
Bacon.—20 easks Side*, 10 casks Hamx, 15 oasks
Shoulders.
Hat—900 bales Eastern and Northern.
Crmrkt.—160 bbls. Rosendal* Cement Co.
Flour.—100 bbla. Canal, 60 bbla. Richmond,
ruocxxRT.—26 crates assorted Common and Orar it*.
Glasbwarr.—76 cases Tumblers, assorted, 10
fines, 16 bbls. lamp::, Molasses Cans, Ae.
Cracxrrs.—10 whole and 10 half bbls. Boston.
Ciuars.—60.000 Common German Cigars, 90,000 Span-
boalrs.—a large assortment or snirbann's natrons.
Also, a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Ware, Brass Clooks,
Fanoy Sogps, Fa ey Articles, At. Ac. jy 14
Plaster and Cement at Private Sale.
Just received in store, and kept constantly on band
and for sal* low, 160 bbls. Rosendal* Cement, 26 do.
treet, for rent low.
LOTTERIES,
Bonnets!
S# Caeca
TS.MMWoVNW.V.ttJ
. . 8 TO R E ,
5». ImiblaMt,, Ha'
the Ur(M« ud f
Ur "•** <TO .u.K 1. UU
invited to examine
SO Different
elaborately trimmed PavUlan
Silk, Satin, Crapem»4 •*
foshlons. Fists nad 1
Hoods. A groat variMv At Crape
l*ining8i Farls Sllk TOr
must all
Zephyr Worsteade,Embroidery,Silk of * _
oolor, Braids, Fans and a great variety *f ethe:
Smoking Caps, Slippere, Children's UabUimei
as Robes Md Books, marked with now patterns for bra-
>fn. Do,]., Mil.trlH«oap«*..i lllUMn tnm H..
York, will attend to tie brimming department, and will
endeavor with skill and teste to plfXsonUwlw new her
with orders. Fanoy and other Beanete cleaned, bleach
ed and Pressed. Pinking done.
44“ Five Bonnet Trimmers wanted immediately—
m
Store, 1
must perfectly understand tho bupiai
MRS. N
No. 167 CONG
WiU open cn Si
.Spring Stock ot 1
' Straw, nnd French imp» ,
Trimmings for Drosses, French S
for Party Drosses, Collate aud Un
ectfolly Invites the attention of Ladies to hec
o. 167 Congress street.
u mr All of the above goods ate of Mr*. $.’• sole#-
IQHIliicry and Drewmskl^iT
MRS. 8. TOMB,
iYs 15 Bamard-sL
Having completed her SPRING STOCK,
rospectfully invitee the luspeetlon of her
temers to her new aad beautiful atvleet t
French Embroidered Lao* Craps, Draw, i
Silk. Oossimer Laos, NatmUten Lass, lagtli i *
Dunstable Spjit Straws, Snow Flake, Diamond SaUa
llalr Gauae, Knotted Goseimer, Geneva Tri^olij M.‘ae#r,j
S>
* i
Dunstebl<
HairGaUbe, sivuwuvwuesr, u«s —
Fanoy Jenny Lind Straws, Blond Las*. Small 8is*4
Fanoy Bonnets, Caps* Flowers, Ribbons, Mantillas, of a
new and beautlfnl style, Drees Patterns aad Dress
Trimmings.
HER.
IlILLINSKY ANU FANCY UOOM.
MBS. DOE,
No. 17 BABHASD-SrUtMT,
Takes this method of informing the Ladies of
Savaaaah, and vicinity, that she has Just re
ceived her BPRINO STOCK, comprising a
large aad fashionable assortment of STRAW
and SILK BONNETS. Also, a new and beau
tiful nrtlolo, of the most delicate tebrio, ia gold aad
laoe, and a new summer BONNET of Freaoh Lawn.—.,
Ribbons, Capa. Flowers, Battens, Combs, MantUlas»
Straw Trimmings. Ae., Ao,
r. 8,-ai. ^
HkRNDKN’S EXPRESS,
The AUuntic HuIUuk Works.
Manufacture the
COMPOSI11 IRON RAILING,
U NEQUALLED iu beauty, strength, and cheap-
uets. Ornamoutal Cast Iron Ties are melted on
to rods and framework of wrought Iron, making it eltb-
Ught and graceful like
WIRE HAILING;
Or, heavy and solid llks Cast Iron. Each pannel being
thus made one solid pioce, having no crevices for the
rain or moisture or the atmosphere to effect, there is no
rusting of tho work. Designs will be sent to any ad
dress-postage free. _
Prices range from 60 oonts to $3 00 per lineal foot.—
Railings for publio or private grounds, eemetoriss,
erandahs, Balconies, Ao., for sale by
GEORGE FOSTER. Agent,
338 Broadway, New York.
N. B.—O. F. and bis Agents are the only persons au-
icrisod to sell this nowiy patented Railing, for tho
tlantle States. am apt 19
The Cliaiieston Shoe Store,
(SI., oftb. R«l Flu.)
19 BAUNAKU STREET,.
J
Curtains, Curtain Goods,
6tc.» dec*, See.
k 140 Congress and No. 57 St. Julien
HE Rubscribor, knowing that the citize
Savannah have felt a great interest iu the eeteb-
"'cAllPHT WARUHOUHE,
this city, and boing aware that many have boon
tiling the completion of the New Store, eo that they
ually kept in similar establishments. The 8tock of
e ulfferout departments will oonsist, in part, or tho
lowing Goods, via:
CAUI'KT DKPARTAIKNT.
Royal Velvet| Tapestry Brnssels; ftlocet Brussels;
Brussels; Velvet: Tapestry and Brussels for Stairs;
"hree Ply, Superfine, Fine and Conunou lugraln; Plaiu
id Twilled Venetian for Stairs, Hails, Ao.; Drug-
tj, 6-4,12-4 aud 16-4 In width, of every variety of pat-
ue-AAine: w oreiea anu
Linen Damask DeLains; Figured and Plain Damasks,
rariety of oolors; White and Raff, for Shades.
WINDOW 811 ADEN.
'irauspatout L&ndscspe, Medallion. Garland and
GILT CORNICES.
sold at wholesale or retell, on the most liberal terms.
WM. U. GUION. Agent,
140 Congress and 57 St. Jnliaa-sto.
AHNOLD’S
ed Patent Metallic Indestructible
SARCOPHAGUS,
AIR
COFFINS,
w taking the plaoe of all others throughout
Stef. T U. ft. BOGARDUS having besn
erlority
ifor* the pnblio. Tbe improvements oonsist In oo-
entiug the top and sides, ana, by the application of
i air pump, removing the air, by which means th*
intents remain without eflluvia or ohaugo of appear-
aoo for any length of time. It is on those advautagea
_te claim to superiority is based.
The undersigned having examined tho above, do not
tositeto to say that, in their opinion, they are fully cal-
minted to answer the intended purpose:
8. N. 11aBuis, M. D., | ti. W. Wirt, M. D..
R. Wayne, M. D., P. M. Kollocx, M.I).,
J. C. ILABniuiuxn, M. D., I W. G. Bullock, M. D ,
K. Lx CM LI sow, Machinist.
iy
THE LAST UNKIV ALIaED PRODUCTION I
A New Cook Stove,
CALLED “THE NEW WORLD."
For Rumlng; Wood or Coni.
The Subscribers huve just made arrange-
menu with Messrs. Abbott A Lawrenoe, Steve
Makers, of Philadelphia, fur the exolnsivo sale
of this excellent STOVE. The makers bad it
thoroughly tested before offering it to tho publio for
tide, and it also oomes very highly recommended by
tboee that are now using it. We pnfc a few of thsm up
on trial a abort tim* alno* in this city, and those who
have seen them In operation acknowledged that they
never saw auy Stove, for either roasting, boiling, broil
ing, or baking, that performed so well aud with so email
a cost for fuol; the castinge in this Steve are very heavy
and mounted in the most perfect manner; the bake plum
is so constructed tbat you can get twioo the heat In the
oven as any other stove turn in use. We are now re
ceiving the different sise*, and we cordially invite all to
call aud examine beforo purchasing. We have also,
various other patterns, among, which may be found
i the Iron Witch, Iron Kiafc* and celebrated Book Btovc,
-- TT W. Me AUTHOR A CO.,
tf Store No. 13 Barnard-:*,.
— - CASH PRICES. Boots, shoes, Trunks aud Car
pet Bags. Persons wishing to supply themselves with
auy or those articles, should not forget the number, as
tkoy will always find a well selected stock to select
from, consisting of: , * . •
Ladles' line Black and Colored Gaiters,
MImos' *' " 14 44
Ladies' and Misses' Slippers ot all kinds.
Children's Shoes in gnat Yartoty,
Gentlemen’s Calf, Bow-id and Peggod Boots,
Men's Kip aud Pegged Brogans,
Together with a great variety not enumerated.
* - P E- MURPHY, Proprietor.
fy"'
I NDIAN HAIjNAM <»f Liverwort aud llore
bound.—This preparation Is from an Indian Recipe
and is what.it* name purport* it to be. It Is ver- —
in CoughsT Colds, and all diseases of tho Loni
sale by
may 2
it to be. It Is very useiul
xees of the Longs. For
W. W. LINCOLN,
Mouument square.
1,'lliMH HUI'B.-l «»« of D«ih Hop., In i
r pound packages, warranted or tlie last years
growth, just rooeived and for tele by
may i W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sq.
C IHKKnKiUAN’8 ARABIAN BALSAM.
j For the ours of Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Ac., Ae.,
Just received aud for sale by W W. LINCOLN,
may 2 klooumeut-sg.
INK FKBNCK1 FKINTKD MUHLlNS
AND 8ILK8.-W* have this day received per
steamer a very elegant aseortmtnt of New aud desira
ble styles of French Organdie and Jaconet, Moalitu. at
very reasonable prioe. also rich light Colored Mantilla
I ll&. it PRENDfiRGASTA GO..
may 2 178 Broughton at., opposite 8t. Andrew's limit
— , » a mo —These aie the beat
hr Milk Pans in use. producing more orsam from a
jven quantity of milk, than can be don# with any other
Lind. For sale by
/ t I.AWM ftULiK FANS
iind. 'For ill. by
■MF* J, P. OOLL1M8, mo
( 1 L.OVKS.—niLd Ladiab' Unto ud 811k
(jr Qlorifc ladlu' QtontUU orllldlmQlort., Qul.
Bnnm.raidlu ud Drtrlnj do. Al», « |nlrtf
Bn# Net asteeu for JS's bv
~ m kKMPTONA VER5TIH.E,
may f Wariag's Range, next door to theMfiot*
/ mOCKKT 4JOTTON.-4 smal
l) and colored Crocket C^t SMS
AN8.—Coonsou end tine Palm Leaf K ( ens,flne
A small lot of Wkit#
leat
ERfiTUiLE.
v ANMr—Cemmou awl fine Palm Leaf Psns fim
a OUN, OATS AND HAY.-7U0 b.
White and Yellow Corn ; 10O) do. Oata; 80
, in store and for sale ei«6 Bay-e^ hjjJ
UQBIUQQM h CAMP.
8FLUND1D PIANO FOUTM8.
The undersigned having just reoeived
1 fine instruments from tho ocle-
uubumu. no enauioatoouer an assort
ment of Piano Fortes, which, for tone, tench and finish,
cannot be eurpassed. A call is respectfully solicited,
apr tf . F. ZOGBAUM A CO., Warlng s Range.
NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER Is CO.
WXDKK3DAT. MAY 4TM.
fl^HE Old Forest Hanger; by Major Walter
X Campbell, Edited by Frank Forester,
Prismatic* ; by Richard Uaywardo—Illustrated,
Electro Physiology ; by Dr. Gershom Huff—second edi
tion,
The Attorney, or the Correspondence of John Qnod—
Illustrated,
The Child's First History of America; by the “ author
of Little Dora,"
Red Wing, or the Wolrd Cruiser of Van Di email's Land;
by Goo. S. Raymond, U. ti. N.,
Knickerbocker Magasine for May.
Kctaoval.
S AVING been burned out in Jefferson street, the
Subscriber has removed his Bakery to No. 26
. Street, where he will continue to earry on the
Baklag business. He will bake and keep on hand,
Wheat. Rye and Graham Bread and Cakes, which be
wUl deliver in any part of the eity. Grateful for for-
mor patronage, he solicits a continuance of it.
apr 8 tf A. F. MIIU.
NOTICE.
T DO HEREBY cuution nil persons, particularly
X, those engaged in Bottling, against elthsr baying,
selling, purloining or using bottles bearing my name.
JOHN RYAN, Soda Water BoU .lag Establishment.
apr 9 lm* Corner West Broad >m4 Bay-ete., 8av.
BpiiuB Fashion*
m Messrs. BEEBE A CO.'S superior HATS of
the Spring Style, now in store nnd for sale at the
Hat and Cap Store of N. K. BABNUM A CO,
149 Congress Street.
TLHT DECEIVED PEH HTBAMBIL-
t) Wa-h Blonds, Doited Swiss Muslins, Nesdle Work
Rands. Pointed n! W. Collars, Bl k aad White Crapes.
Opia Work and Thread Hose, ATk Net MitU, Swiss
Muslins, Ae., for uale by
may 6 DnWITT A MO)
O BGAB8I—Acboio. MlKtioa 'of _
Q >1,^1 uil fat ,.1. b, (i[.»| vr.l
IJOIUNU 9UCU1NK8, of u
P ».H far oil by tomy «) Jlia »■ 1
fUAUKT WI»fKS—its bo,o><
Here In a Rrnnd achenie for thin after noon
OBOKOIA HTATE LOTTERY,
CLASS D.
For the benefit of the Independent lire Co. at Augusta.
A. D. ELLIS A CO., Managers,
(Successors to F. C. Barber A Co.)
splendTFbcheme.
18,636 Dollars—30 of 1.860.
And more than $150,000 in Smaller Prizes!
Tiokets only |$a—Shares in proportion.
Tioketo and Shares for sal*, and Prises cashed on de
mand. by GEO. 8. GRAY, No. 6Owengto Building,
may IU Oppcnite ftlaskl House.
UKKKNB ANU PULASKI MUNUA1KNT
LOTTERY OFFICE,
Office No. 0 Whitaker-Street, Bats Lane.
GREGORY A MAURY. Manager#.
D RAWN NUMBERS—Ol t.renue&Pulaeki
Lottery, Class 66:
42 6 17 21 7 61 74 77 69 47 44 69
Also olass 39:
34 26 2 46 22 74 70 6 16 14 19 61
No* 16 28 94 three No. Prise returned In a whole
Ticket.
arawn in wnmingvon, mi., inn imj, m
78 Number Lottery—IS Drawn Ballou.
CAPITAL:
90,000 DOUABSI
Ac. Ao. too.
Tiokeu $6—Shares in proportion.
JAMES OOWEN,
may 10 Vender for Gregory A Maury.
tOT HEAD-QUARTERS FUR PRIZES. m %fk
OffireNo. 169 Bay-Street. 2 Doors Bast of the OUyHotsl
D RAWN NUMBKKM — Ol Georgia State
Lottery, Class 4. drawn in Savannah 9tn instant
21 24 18 00 71 26 07 69 15 34 16 44 73
Nos 44 GO 07 and 16 20 71 Prises sold at Pattersoa'i
Office.
A. D. ELLI8 A CO., Mansgers.
Look ot Thin Scheme !
30 Cbaocoo for a Price of $1,860!
XXTUA CLASS D.
Decided by Bel Air Class X. WiU be drawn in Baltl-
" 380 |
Ao. Ao.
Tiokets odly $6; Halves $2&; Quarters $ltf.
43T Orders from the country answered promptly,
drawings eeqt regularly, and prises easbed on demand
* '^ie offloe, by
y 10 CHARLES B. PATTERSON.
GUKENK AND PULAMK1 iUDNUiUENT
LOTTERY OFFICE.
Bay Lane, near UalUHtreel.
GREGORY A MAURY. Manager#.
Lottery. Extra Class 33:
34 20 2 46 29 "i iu M« 14 19 64
Also for class 6ti:
41 6 17 9*. 7 61 74 77 i.n 47 44 69
Ticket Hi 17 21 39 prise of $60 a. Id.
KXVrfA OLASS MO. 34 tOV 1863.
To b# dr.twn at Wilmington, Del., 'Ihis Day, May 10.
78 Number Lottery—19 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL:
90,000 DOLLARS!
Ae. Ao. Ae.
Tioketo $6—shares in proportion
Tickets and Shares, either singly or by tho package
for sale by E. WITUINQTGN,
Vender for Gregory A Maury,
mty 10 Bay Lane, near Bull-street.
APOTHECARY’S HALL,
S. E. Comer of Broughton and Barnard streets,
Savannah, Georgia.
I 'HE aubieribor would moat respectfully inform
the citiiena of Savannah and the surrounding
country, that be has taken the store situated as above,
where n* is now opening a ful t aad select stock or
Drana, ftledlclncm, Chemlcaln, Perfume*
ry, Fancy Article*,Dye Htaflk,
Glassware, See., ase.,
whioh ho offers to the publio at wholesale and retail, on
each terms ae cannot fail to give entire satisfaction,
ib as regards price and quality,
Every article he offers for bale has been selected by
_ nself within the last twenty days, from the moat reli
able houses In the northern market# [ particular atten
tion having been paid to their purity and freshness.
Having bad several years experience in the pres
cription business iu northern and southern cities, be
feels himself fully prepared to compound all prescrip
tions and family medicines on trusted to him, with ears,
neatness and dispatch.
Prescriptions put up at all hours of th* day and night,
by a skillful aou competent hand.
Physiols ns, country Merchants, and Families, and nil
persons who aeed or may need pure and geaniue medi
cine* or any other artioi* tbat is gansnuly found in n
well regulated Drug Store, are respectfully invited to
call and examine hu stock before purchasing elsewhere,
at the Apothecary's Hall.
J. E. Da FORD, Druggist aad Chemist.
fiEvrSoofii:
RECEIVED BY 8. 8. SIBLEY, MAY 3rd, 1833.
-'RISMATIOSt bjf Rlchud ll»ywards, HI-
" ilUtAThD. -
“ ■ Iflo, Popular aad Preeti-
'feusea aad Cares *f
ye Age at; by Be.
of America; by 4ke author of
*»-
VntH^UaSSh; *rr »»““»•* *•
.r irtic l.tb. %r Amj
.t&lHUurj «
TStXLXjXftt
nr
Tills aud all intermediate plaoe*. We would also say
that cur expresses by ths steamers to N#w York aad
Philadelphia enable us to forward every dtttrlfiteo ot
Merchandise aad valuable# to #ven town in tho North-
n States—also to California and Enron#.
Orricxs amd Agxkt»—1*3 Bay-etreei, Bavnaunh; C.
A. Ells A Son, Maooni Gto. R. CUyteu, Garthsrp#|
E. C. Uubbell, Columbus; 74 Bremwiy. New York;
43 and 4ft South-third-street, Philadelphia j $ Court-
street, Boston; Esohauge-etreet, Fxovideaee-, Mont*
gotusry -s treat, San Franoieoo.
fob h UVINOHTON, WINCHESTER, A CO.
EDUCATION FOR TUB PEOPLE.
Oa th* First Dev of May, Port First of
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR
WUl be Pabliehed at No. 17 Sprue* Street, New
York: Prioe Twelve and a half ovate.
T 'lIIa will b# the most comprebeneive Educutitmal
Periodical ever iosu#d from the Pres*. It wUl In
clude angular oouree of instruetioa in every dspart *
meat of knowledge. It propoeee to Introduce th* Peo
ple to all the departments of Human Knowledge, and to
afford ludlvldusd man the meant of a complete secular
The following Programme can be made toeoverMi#
whole field of Unman Knowledge. Each nnmb*
Educator will contcin articles ia eevestl of th#
meats. The lesson* in Geography wiU be ad
with maps engraved on eopper; aad the ]
every other Department whieh earn admit ot
illustrated by Diagrams, Engravings ud D
Nothing which artlstlo skill can do, to eml
several subjects, will be neglected.
The Popular Educator embrace# th* following D*-
nartmento and Subiecto:
p I. Language.—This Include* Language, Grammar,
Philology, and Hollos Lettres,
a. Naturarilistery.—Geography, Boiaay, Zoology,
Mineralogy, and Geology. '
III. MathemAHos.—Aritluaetle, J
Measaratten.Ao.
IV. Physioal Seienoea.-
mlce, Hydraulics, C
Astronomy, _ „ _
V. Industrial Seisao**.—Fisfalag, Hunting, Agri
cultures, Manufacturers, Miaing, kletsOlurgy
Coining, Modes of Communication, lm prove-
• VI. Fine Arts.—Drawing. Painting, Sculpture, Ar
chitecture, Music, Poetry, Ornamental Land
scape and Gardening, Ornameatel Art.
VII. Anthropology.—Man * ~ * *
Vlil. History.-History, B
IX. Philosophy, Mental aud Mi
X. Political Bel* no*.—I AW, €
Economy, Statistics.
XI. CivilisaUon.—Newspa
Learned Societies and 1
XII. Mlseellan**.—Notes of
respondents, Ac.
Ths suoceeding rartsof the Fr/pufl
appear on tho fivetday of every saontli.
Prioe 12X cento.-$1 60 per Annum.—Postage. 1 sent
in advance. ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
17 Spruce Street, New York, aad coldly
apr 29—lm Book Sellers generally
AGENTS WANTED.
mkAmkhiam HiapT ■
T HIS WORK is acknowledged oh all bands to
be tue best collection of Mosie ever offered to th#
X he the best collection of Mosie ever
world. MiT It contains 676 pages.
Psalm and Hymn tunes for almost
occasiou of worship; Odes, Antbi
Infant. Rsvival, *'
ship; Odes, Anthems. Beadar School,
nt. Revival, Campmeeting, Missionary, Temper
i, Patriotic and Moral pieces; Scotch, Dish. Ger
man, French, Spanish, Portuguese, English and other
foreign music ; and a vast amount of Ameriuaa mosie,
old aud new, a gieat deal of whiehhas never before been
published. Address the suthor.
Dr. WM. HOUSES,
Spier s Turn Out P. O., Jefferson oouAty, On
U U Al ill h 11 (JAHHIDIKR
O White nnd Colored Linen Drills,
Coatings, Cottonodes, Gents and Boys
ten S Hose, Ladies' Silk, Cotton aut
Oause^Merlno and Silk Vests, Ao.,“
C lUTTKRY.—A ynueral ass
i and Table Cutlery, some very .ta*
put up iu set* in handsome Mahogany
Coses. For salo low by
may 4 JOHIi
KKS—Rrt Eisa
HOC-KRIIiM, See.—Cofeo—150 bags
Ijr Bio, 7ft do Jamaica, and 60 d » Java.
Sugar—10 Kbd* Porto Rioo.lUd>> St Croix,* 4#N(
lee-i, too bbls Crashed, Powdxed and CUriAfiL
Molasses—26 hhd: Cuba, IS'JAoNew Orlr-
Flour—160 bbls Ksd'lmrte, 76 do Ct
Ciaith'sdo.
Boou-v—16 casks Phils delphla Hams, (
ged, yi hhds Sides, "D du Shonlders.
Potatoes—16M i*Ms P £ and Mercer D)
Lard and Codfisn—26 bbls oboice
Codfish.
Soap, Candles and Starch—60 boxes
Soap, 60 do Pale; 7ft do Adam* “
Bporm, 2A do Btar, 160,do Patent
and ha’.f boxes Starch.
Tobaooo—360 pkge. Various brands nog
ernon 8jrup. no.—60 boxes Lemon i
Walnnt and Tomato Catenps i 10 ' ~
•omestio Liquors—76 bbla PhMpe* 4
7ft do Rectified Whisky, 90 do#xti
do.
Wines—20 qeartor r ssks Pure Malaga, 8do eheleeMa
deira, received and for sal# by ,
»P f 2ft BtoMAHONHyOYLE.
AiUOLK MANUrieUlMY ’
SADDLES, BRIDLES * HARNESS
and keep constantly on bead, *
large and varied stock of 6*i-J
- dies, Bridles and Harness, aar*
make ta order every d**»-iptum<t/articles i
Our stock comprises also a large *
Carpet-Bags, Valises, Saddis-B
sons desirous of supplying them-
oall at oor establishment. All t
warranted for material ai
U. W. HOLLISTER.
N. R—For Repairing, our (
exeentlon prompt.
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