Georgia Historic Newspapers

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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TR1-WEEKLY, BY
JOHN M. COOPER.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 17. 1853.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON. EDITOR.
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Weekly News," for the Country!
had not connected thflmselves by rnilroBd with
H this region, not only to secure (he immense
trade of thi« rich country, but havo nearly all
lb. Urge pl.nt.ia ol ilia country to tab. th.lr
families to, either •• citiaen* or to remain part
of the year. 1 staled to him I was also a
traveller, and an Agent for many who had a
desire to plant here, but wished to keep their
families iu Savannah or Urunswick. 1 have
aean a less fertile country ihnn this, and oue
of less area, alone, build up large cities, and
could not understand why the planters are,
and have been, stooping over their host in
terests, nor why Savunnah and other cities had
■o long neglected a country which, of itself,
when connected by railroad, must be of
moro value to them than all the benefits they
have received from the roads already com
pleted, oi that can accrue to them by taking
a direction above or below, as this is the gar
den of the South, and from Albany to eonie
seaboard city a railroad will go. Can you
givo him tho information he asks 7
TRAVELLER.
dw Advertisements appear la the “Trl
THE DAILY NEWS.
(From tbs Albany Patriot.]
Savannah and Albany Railroad Com
pany-Charter and Subscription—Sa
vannah Georgian —Savannah Repub
lican.
Our letter, written from Savannah, May 2d,
published in last weok’e patriot, seems to have
been the cause of eome excitement on the pert
ol the Savannah Georgian and the Republican,
relative to the direction which will be given
In the Savannah and Albany Railroad.
In that totter wo eaid— u So far as I can
learn, there is a large majority of the sub
scribers for stock, and of the citiaens of Savan
nah who are determined that this road shall
be built, and that in a direct line through Al
bany to Mubile end Pensacola.
Doth the paper* mentioned think we are mis
taken in this opinion, it is possible that we
ere mistaken, though our opinion woe formed
from couversations with several intelligent bu
siness men. A systematic misrepresentation
has been practised . by somebody upon the
people of Savannah with regard to the direct
line from that city to Mobile and Penaacola.
They have, ropreaemod Albany as beiug 30
miles off the direct line, wlieu (he map demon
strates that Albany is on the direct liue to Mo
bile, and not ten miles from the direct liue
which must be pursued to Pensacola. They
have represented at one time that a line, passing
into Florida through Lowndes county, was the
direct lias, end at another time, ee suited their
purposes, that a line passing into Florida at
the junction of the Flint and Uhattohooche
rivers, was the direct line to Pensacola ; when
the fact is that the one is more than sixty miles,
and the other more than forty miles out of the
direct line.
It is possible, as we have said, that we may
be mistaken about the views and determina
tion ol the people of Savannah. But if we aro
deceived, it must be because they are atill la
boring under the deception of wnich we have
spoken; for it seems impossible that men
should so far disregard their interest$ and pro
fessions aa to abandon e cheap and direct liuo
ol road to the Gulf for a crooked and more ex
pensive line. It is against rcusou and human
nature, that men should act thus, unless they
have been deceived and made to believe that
tne direct line is the crooked liue, aud the
crooked line the direct line.
Will the Georgian or the Republican call
the intention of the people of Savannah to the
U. 8. map and the facts to which we have re-
furred, or will thev continue to talk ol a route
through Middle Florida os the direct line 7
The Georgian aud Republican refer to the
intentions of Savannah in milking her sub
scriptions. Savannah subscribed half a mil
lion of dollars to the Savannah and Albany
Railroad Company, with a knowledge of its
Charter, fixing Albany on the liue, aod with
the constitution of the Company be loro them,
declaring that—
“ The first object of the company shall bo to
construct a first class single track railroad
from Savannah, by the cheapest and most di
rect route to Albany, on the West bunk of
Flint River.
* 4 After the completion of the rood to Albany,
the next object of tho company shall bo to
extend the road a^roa* the Chattahoochee river
to Alubama, and lo construct such branch
roads as the company may determine.”
The ciliaens not only made this susbrerip-
lion by an almost unanimous vote, but they
refused absolutely, by a direct vote, to sub
scribe to the crooked route which was there
proposed by Mr. Cuyler and is now advocated
by the Georgian and Republican. Tho
people of Savunnah acted then for themselves
and their own interests, coutrory to the views
and advice of the Editor of the Republican,
and we hope they will do so again.
The subsequent declaratory resolution of
Savannah is not uiado a condition of her sub
scription and can have no effect upon the or-
gantoation or tho charter. And yet this reso
lution is (Mixed upon to convict the people of
Savannah of deception and fraud as to their
real intentions at tho tiiuo they subscribed!
Wo still believe lhat they subscribed in good
faith to the Savannah and Albany railroad
charter and organitation, which was published
Reply to Traveller.—Our correspond
ent 44 Traveller" asks us why the planters are
aud have been sleeping over their best inte
rests, and why Savannah and other cities have
RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ac., May 11
Per steamer Planter, from Centrevillsge, 4o.-20
bales 8 I Cotton, 84 bbls Rosin, 10 bble Spirits Turpon-
tine, Boxee, Packages, Ao., to Itostoq A Ounby, N A
Hardee A Co, llanter A Gummell, Join Nelli,IIO Kins,
RAJ Laehllson A Co.
CONSIGNEES.
Per eehr L Dupont, from Phlladelnhia-T it MUD, bl
A Cohen. McMahon A Doyle, Anton' Jteeler, Webster A
Palmes, W M Wadlcy, Oobea A Fosdick, Oas Oompaay
T 8 Wayne, J MnrchUon, It Findlay, Willi* A firna-
jfet eohr Cataract, from New York-!! J Gilbert, MJ
Reilly, T R MUD, M A Cohon. Robert D Walker, T 8
Way no, 11 K Washburn, J Rousseau, E F Wood A Co,
aod order.
¥•5 bark Rkodos, from Now York-f it D Walker. J
Stoddard, 8 >. llothwell, A Hey wood, smith A Lathrop,
Claxhorn A Cunuiuxham, J U Moore A Co. T W Ooeke-
ry. 11J Gilbert, WeWterA Palmes, J Savage, Scrabtoa,
Johnston A Co, N A Hardee A Co, Kibbos A Rodger*. J
f Brigham, Kelly A Co, lloa* A Oonery. O 11
“ , w.ii/ • w, nun * vottin, Vli
Joh>Ma, W 1HUU, Wall. I Durr, J J Uxxric., ul
,*uw* uimnturi—1 a n l/BI, V, on oil
1 Txrr.r, hllnii * Floruc., U It Sokpiox, Rowlxad A
Co, Hull I Kin,, J J M.urico, tlor.Qioa, JotiD.nm I Co,
Claxhorx I Cunatochftin, Mur.. A NtohoU, hwift I Co,
R liCu/lcr, 11J DiokorMQ.
•o long neglected * connection with litis Me
llon ot the Sluts.
ll i. ■ ntiit.kc to xuppoie tint the planter,
in thia section arc or Ita.e been elecping orcr
their internal,, aa a glance at the paat and the
present will denmu.irate, Tho firat railroad
movement which protniaed an outlet lo Iho At
lantic was mads by T. 11. King, in favor of
the Brunswick road, iu 1839-40. At lhat lime,
though the county waa comparatively sparaaly
Milled, sume three hundred Ihouund dollars
waa subscribed by our plsntere, and Iho first
five or ten per cent. paid. The project failed,
end they loat their money. Again they sub
scribed, though more cautiously, to the Oc-
mulgee and Flint road. This also failed, and
what waa paid in waa lust. Recently Ilia
Brunswick road company lisa been ro-organ-
ised with a prospect ol auccras. Agoin our
plunters came forward and subsciibed near
two hundred Ihouaaud dollars to Iho stock of
the new company, conditioned upon the con
struction of the road to Albany. In 1847 the
Stale granted a liberal and moat valuable
charier lor the co.jiltuctiun of a railroad
from Savannah lo Albany and across the Chat
tahoochee river to Alabama. A company waa
provisionally organized under thia charier at
Navannah in August last, with the purpnae ul
making it a part of a direct line of road from
Savannah, to Mobile and Penaacola. But
though thia is the shurteat and cheapest route
between these important points—though it
passes through the centre of thie “garden ol
•he South"—though the connections with
Mobile will be necessary to connect this wotk
with the line, of road which are pushing
northward from Mobile sud will be pushing
westward even (u the Pacific—yot we Me
•oms of the Press and loading tnennf Savan
nah—guided by a altuil sighted policy of the
fear of the loss of a few bales of cotton to
another road—attempting to defeat the whole
projeot, or to divert the road from the direct
line, to a longer, mure expensive, end Icm
profitable route. Under IheM circumstances,
though our planters feel a deep interest in ilia
subject, they know that tbs city ol Savannah
can control the e hole queetion against their
interests and the interosu of the stock-holders,
and they Itavt tnado eu many efibrin without
results that they will wait until the route ie
definitely determined. The meeting of atuck-
hntders on the25th of May in Savannah, will
probably settle this question ; and if the com
pany shall determine to construct the road in
good faith according to the charter, our plan
ter, will again demonstrate by Ihctr eubsetip-
tions, which will amount is from a quarter to a
half million of dollars, that they are not
*• slaaiiinff near thair liitNf ininmai. 11
sleeping over their bast interest.'
Suvaiiuali hue been aruuscil to the import
ance of her interest iu a direct road to (his
section and to the Gulf, by the organitation of
the Brunswick company and the commence
ment of their road; but we believe that the
people ot Savannah, the business men and
properly holders, now see their interests in
the construction of ihe Savannah and Albany
road loo clearly to allow it to be defeated or
diverted from its original purpose.
The effect of such a road upon
- upon Savannah,
upon thia section, and upon the whole south
ern part of Georgia, can scarcely be imagined.
In udditiou to the advantages referred toby
our correspondent, and the fact that the road
would bi» s good paying stock, it will increase
Ihe value of property io Savannah and along
the line to au amount uiuch greater than iie
entire cost.
in the S^VAmiah city patters, and that thsy
will 44 spend ibeir money" iu good faith, as
thev then agreed to do.
The Interests of the stockholders and ihe in
terests of Savannah will be better promoted by
this direct route than uuv other. The Savan
nah Morning News takes an enlarged aud
iust view of the subject, in ths following ex
tract, which accorda with tho notion of the
people of Savannah in November last
44 By making Mobile our Gulf terminus, by
almost an air line through Albany, we would
intersect the Pensacola and Montgomery Rail
road at a point which would make our connec
tion with the former city very nearly direct
JVe desire a connection with both Mobile and
Pensacola. What wo would gain by our con
nections on that route we would keep beyond
the clianue of competition, while by the lower
line, it‘js difficult to tell to what extent our
rued would be tributary to Brunswick.
44 What we should aim at now, is the most
direct tine to the Gulf. A road once built,
leading from Savannah to Mobile, would bo-
come the backbone of a new South-western
system of roads, and our neighbors would find
their way to it with less difficulty than they
no«. have in determining in what direction to
move. A direct lino of raih^ad resting on
Savannah on tho Atlantic, and Mobile at.: 1
Pensacola on the Gulf, will not went for feed-
era aa the country withiu the drift of its in-
uuence becomes populated end developed."
That ie well and truly aaid, and wo truat to
the view of a majority of the people of Savau-
. The Republican insists that the organiza
tion of the company must be choflged so as to
divert the route of tho road from Albany. Thia
the Republican kno.ws cannot be (tone—the
charter fixea the line to Albany—and thia uun-
viuces ua that the object of the Republican to
to defeat the whole projeot.
lallroa4 Matters.
I yesterday met a gentleman from Alabama.
(Mr. Ridgeway, lata of Celumbna, Ga.) He
practical gUmier, and in search of lands
withu> !W milsTol Albany. I esquired of him
"by be had taken that limit; be aaid he bed
made«^|fljpj^ elimination of Alabama and
bomb Western Georgia, io reference to the
***** of m plantation, and waa fully aatto-
iicd ;Ut within that scope the moat oartaiu
crop country nod moat tortile land# of the
~»ond, end that, too, taking
> from thia point \ and lhat
frtonde, ware only waii-
' r of there being, at no
at thia plica to Savan-
| that they preferred the
iff it the most healthy aa a
families. In *11 other re-
i Savannah. He asked
w l„ ifficirv r" Wf •“<* **•© acquired
W ^ Fmmers themselves of this section
** *•**! «>ad. more than leu years
* 1 “ "WiTS £&£t
Railroad Festival.—AVe are pleased to
lenru lhat a Railroad Festival will be hold Iu
thia city on Friday lho20!h instant, to comme
morate the nuptial bolide of tho Savannah and
Chnttahoochev. Many leading citizens from
Savannah, Macon and other places, and all the
Keilrjed kings in Georgia, are expected to tako
part in tho festivities. Our hoepitable titiaeus
sre doubtless prepared to give our dislinguised
visitors a cordial welcome, and we doubt not it
will be an occasic o of good feeling and good
feeding all round
We particularly invite the editorial corps to
make opr office their head quarters.—Colum
bus Times.
Negro Stealing.—A young inan named
Jacob Palmer, was arraigned before the Supe
rior Court on a charge of Negro Stealing, and
upon confession of guilt, was on the 11 th inst.
Hontenced, by Hon. A. Iverson, to six years*
imprisonment in the Penitentiary.—Columbus
Times.
Interesting from Tampico, &e>
nplco, «
Baltimore, May 11,1853.
We have Tampico dates to the 20th ult. A
decree had been passed declaring tho liberal
institutions or the Slate iu danger. The fifth
article of the decreo proposes a coalition bo-
tween the States of New l<eon, Coahuila, Chi
huahua, Zacatecas and Taruaulipas, for tho
defence of their nationality and the independ
ence of the republic in case of invasion by
mrces organized in the territory of the United
Slates, or by parties of adventurers.
.S3P" Ur. Alexander Mayer, e French physi
cian, has written to the Presso, announcing lhat
he had met with art intelligent and skillful me
chanic who has solved tho problem of obtaining
heat lor all the purposes lor which fuel is now
employed by Ihe means of friction, and that lie
will soon be able to exhibit to the public an
apparatus by which any quantity of heat may
bo obtained by friction, without fuel of any kind,
for the purpose of domestio use, or for the
generation of steam for steam engines.
Remarkable Coincidence.—Dr. Josiah
Bartlett, ol New Hampshire, one of the victims
of the recent accident on the Now Haven rail
road, was visited a few weeks ago, at his resi
dence, by a friend from this city, who invited
him lo spend a few days in New York, at the
then approaching Medical Convention. Dr.
B. replied that it would afford him much plea
sure to spend somi lime in our city, but that
he had great apprehension of danger in travel
ling to end fro. * * * ' ‘
ling to and fro, augmented by tho fact that
when ho last visited New York he itad engaged
hts passage in the steamer Lexington for the
fatal trip on whioh she was burned, when al-
most every passeuger perished, but did not
reach the wharf in time to get on board, He
subsequently overcame bis reluctance to
travel, attended the convention in thie city,
and met with the fate he dreaded, in the New
Haven Cars.—JV, Y, Courier.
New Caloric Enoine.—a totter from St.
Petersburg says M. Nabal. ongiurer of our
capital, has just constructed a Ontario steam-
engine ou the plan of that invented by Captaiu
Ericsson; but with on improvement, which
consists iu this, tbst the two cylinders, ittoteed
of being placed one above the other, are plac
ed one within the pthtr. The trnl of this en
gine, which took place to the presence of the
Grand Duke Constantine, has succeeded per
fectly. Thus Russia is the first couuiry in
Europe, that has imitated the invention of Capt.
Ericsson.—Exchange paper.
cr a motrenwnt i. un foul In Wulebe.l.r
couuljr fi» ih. amlton ofa mouuitwnt lo lbs
captora ot Major Andro, on th.spot wharo tbe
..ant took placs.
Btsner O'Kin.tr Sari—It oas band
that Fatbar 0'R«iUj> waa among tho victim.
of tbn lata dlaaatar; but ba could not bava
been in lbs car. at tbs time, fur ba did not ar
rive in l|ge Alia on Thursday, as was axpantmi.
or Protestor Anderson, it it Mid, baa an
terrd into an armogsmeat to exhibit ibe Altec
children in Europe. He wiU leuve with the
children nod their guardian, Mr. Morris, on the
15ih ) aoe, fn llvOpooL
*»i twaiuoi i iroui lonirevniBga, —mi in
J Manor sad servant, J W Maner, ladj and eervaat, J
W Lawton, Rev I) Enxliah. J A Murray, W Vans ha, 11
Beet and son, Simon Verdiar, John Li#©*, B R 11L* wD,
TAR Bloom. J W Winslow, J Houston.
Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—B G Lieket
and 15 atgroe*. D Roes, J J Ward, R Y Taylor, Mr*
Wood I a*, Mis* N B Jenklinx and eervaat, J B Campbell
J M KoUy, J T Radcliffe, W McDontll, Oowala«, and
3de*k. %
COMMERCIAL.
Skvassik Market, May IT.
COTTON-Th* sales yesterday war* only 88 kales at
«Xo.
Savannah Export*.
Niw York.—Bark Deaoy—150,000 foet Lumber
Brig AufuiU—558 balsa Upland Cotton, 67 do 8 1 do, 50
oasks Rios, IS ooiD Rope, 107 Hides, 7 orstes, 185 pkgs
Mdse.
Savannah Imports,
Cabdbxxb.—Sehr lease Cohen Herts—108 hhds. and
15 tleress Molasses, and a lot of Frnlt, to Cohens A
Herts.
NawauarroBT, Mass.—Brig MT Wilder—72,000fsst
sawed Lambsr, 19,000 feet Timber.
CHARLESTON, MAY 14.—CorroA-Ther* was a
good demand fur thD article to-day, whioh was frooly
mot by sellers, who la most instaaoos aooepted offer*
they had previously refused to taks. The transactions
roauhud 2785 bales, at 7 to lU^o-
. NEW YORK, MAY^“liC-The stock market closed
dull to-day. Tno Money market is not quite so easy.—
Exchange on London U>ial0prem.
Flour eomewhat firmer, bat prloee unchanged. Sales
of 4.000 bble at »4 66*4 bi fo. State, and $5 Ufi.^ad 25
for Soolbern. Sale* of 40.0U0 but hell Cora at 68*68 eti
for whito and mixed, and 5tfa60o for ytUow, showing aa
advaaoo. Bales 200 bble Fork at $15 12al5 25 for mess.
Cotton quiet—sale* 3UU bales—prieea unchanged. WhD-
ky 22**230.
bags Rio at 9>4(&Vk{o : 0U0 bags at j common
to fair, aud 800 bags damaged at Oko. small sales
of Laguayru at lOo. Stock Sd,0U0 bag, Rio.
. • 4le,thu »«k are 300 bales middling
to Middling fair Upland and Gulf at U%31t)£e, 6 mos.
Demand limited and prioea declined bo on last week-
market cloelag dall. Stock 4500 bales. Th* reoetpts
by eea thD week have been 504 balsa from Charleetoa.
Floub.—Howard-street.—The market eloeed dull
with sales of 150 bble. at $4,87)*.
, City Mill*.-Stock D vary email, and fresh ground
is held firm at $3.
COKK.—Tb# recelpD have beoa good the past week
with a corresponding demand, and prices have goao up
for white. Wo quote whit* at56<fl)6jc and yellow atfita
with ealos of some 00,000 bashnle iu all.
Oats.—Supply light with .ales of Md., at 40®42o and
Pa., at 42@44o.
NavxlStoUEs.—We quote sales of common Rosin at
JF°- MW** No ‘ 1 > 3 ^ 5 - $1.75. Tar
$2,18: VaroDh 21c, and Spirits of Turpentine 65®67
Fork.—We have sales of 150 bbls. Mess at $15,62. and
50 bbD.at $15,50, other limited sales of Mess at $16,75
to $16, aod Prim* at $14 to $14,25. The Dll la Eastern
market* ha* affected oars and to make sales lower rates
eald have to b« taken than those last quoted.
Bica.-Thie artlel* D very (’ ll!. Prime D worth
bat inferior quality is plenty, with sal*sat$3,-
iii*KT.—^The artiolo has been dull all through the
to the limited salsa, we find more anxiety among hoid-
•npplle* on th* market. W# not* sales of
Slge^eash.'
■ Sides at 8bi0, on time; 40 do. extra quality at
MAEINE INTELLIGENCE.
Dry Goods, Clothing, fco.
(SOI IB A HP IBS) IF
CASH STORE.
That art being sold so VERY CHEAP FOR 1
that they dletanos competition In Savannah.
In our etoak are the beet qualities of
Frluwd OUaliy Clous and Timnee,
Barege* and Oarage do Lalnsa.
French Printed Mumias,
Foulard Silks,
Embroidered Robes and G'agham*,
Plain Black and High Colored Bareges,
Moaning Dress Good* for Summer.
IK IMMENSE VARIETY.
HOSIERY.
Ladlor Silk, Oanso and Lisle Undorveeta,
Gent's Bilk, Merino, Gauso and Lisle Undershlr
English lloee and Half-IIoe*. in every sis*and a
Gloves and Mitts, of evenr kind.
Bishop's sad Victoria Lawns.
LINEN GOODS.
olianD hors pay for th* aame good*, via £
JLlnca Sheeting*,
la every width and quality,
Shirting Linen*, Hand-Spun and Undressed,
Pillow-Case Linens and Apron Linens,
Bird's-Eyt Diapers and Sootch Diapers,
llockabnok Bathing Towel*.
Linen Dew’a* and Hnekabuek*.
Table Linens,
of evenr kind, very cheap.
Damask Napkins aad Doylies,
Table Covers and Toilet Cover*,
QoilU and Counterpane*, very cheap,
Furniture Dimities vnd Furniture ChiutzeiJ
English Furniture Chlutses. very oheap.
Stout Lace for Window Curtain*,
Drapery Muslin* fur Window Curtain*,
Mesquite Lao* and Nettings,
Linen Drillings aad Cottoasdci,
Silk Warp Blaok Alpaca*, vory cheep,
Black Silks, of every kind.
Linen Lacee for Pillow Cases, 4c.,•
Cotton do
Oar stool. __
for plantation
plantation urn, Inolndlag
COTTON 0&NABU&GS.
Yin* rum- *
vsav OH SAT.,
Brown Cotton Sheeting*,
s, for
Colored Homespuns, ter women's dresses,
Cot to a ad for men's wear.
Linen Oenabnrgs,
Farmers' Drills, all lines, Ae., Ae.
MATTING,
LARGEST ABSOnTMtNT, and itt/flaed fbrsaU at
prices SO UNIFORMLY VERY CHEAP, that pur
ohaeers
title*, oan be eulted In a greater nurnt
thereby effect a greater eaving, than
ia Savannah. Buyer* are iavlted to
stock, as wo rely on the petroaage of the greatest
ber of purchasers (by our diffusing th* greatest recipro
cal interests) for enduring aad inereasiag support.
MeCOSKEB 4 TREANOR,
DIBBLE &(JARE¥
CLOTHIERS
AND
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Warcrooiu
opculug.of thslr
Nprlug Stock,
cent putcba«ea enable them to offer all who deelr* i
■elect tkdr Clothing from aa extensive assortment t
the choioe** goods, mad* In th* most
L Vmillionuble Style.
PORT OF SAVANNAH
Steamer Gordon. King, Charleston,t* 8 M Lafflteau.
Steamer Planter, Coro, Ceutrevillage, to Klaohley,
Lockett A Co.
salves of favcrable sire.-.
LOW P 1IKE 8,
se must distance til coot petit oa in tholr trade.
CLEARED.
Bark Deaey, Averill, New York—Starke A Bryson,
lirte M ^T Wilder, Cunningham, Newboryport—M A
Brig Augusta, 8teao, New York—Wsshborn, Wilder A
Co.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jasper, Barden, Charleston.
1*. 8. Bennett A Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO J. C. THORNTON,
Having purchased the entire interest of
Mr. J.C. Thornton, in hL. carriage estab
lishment ia thD city, moss respectfully
•olieit a oontinuance of the extensive patronage so
liberally bestowed ou the late Proprietor.
It Dour iatentiou to keopaDrge and extensive *••
■ortmeatof all kinds of carriage*, suited to this mar
ket.
Tho late proprietor, Ml. J. C. Thornton, will not a*
oar Agent, at tho North, for tho purohoso and supply
of our establishment. HD experience of twenty years
in the business, at the South, will iusure to our'fiUnds
aad patron* such a well scleotod stock, as cannot fall
*-t giro ontlro satisfaction.
Mr. Bennett will give his personal attention to all
kinds of repairing a* heretofore.
LEWIS 8. BENNETT,
TllOS. A. BROWN.
JUDGE W. HARRIS.
A CARD.
Ir will bo seen from tho above, that I have sold out
Messrs. L. S. Bounett A Co., and I have
fidenoe iu the ability of these' gentlemen, both In „
pebllity aud eapltal, to successfully conduct the busi
ness, and keep up tbs reputation of the eeteblDb-
Mr. Lewis 8. Bennett has been my Foreman ter the
last Iwo years, and I tako pleasure ia recommonaiag
him to the Public a* an industrious, capable and de
serving mau, who, while looking te hi* own interest,
will act neglect those of hi* patrons.
Ia relinquishing my business ia this place, I take
this opportunity to state that it is not from any dissat
isfaction whatever : elno* my residence in Savannah,
I have been kindly and generously treated, and hava
euccouded rnuoh hotter than I anticipated,
In tho oourae I have taken, I havo boon prompted by
considerations of a private eliarsoter altogether.
Wherever I may be, I shall carry with mo tho live
liest sense of obi igatione, and cherish tho deepest In-,
terest in the prosperity aad advancement of the city
and iu People.
Nothing will do more to effoct this than the sustain
ing of a healthy aad honorable competition.
Lei tho good poopls of the city and State see te
"• t J. C. THORNTON.
Savannah, May 9, 1854.
1*8. Mr. 11.D. W. Alexander D my legally au
thorised Agent for the traasaotion and closing un of
my business. (may 10j J. C~ THORNTON.
Savannah Medical College.
WEBBION 1863-M.
T'HE COURBE of lectures in TIII8
J. iMtltutlo. *111 romm.Bc ou th. Fir* Hood., ol
November aad rontiau* four month*.
*• ARNOLD, M. D., Prof, of Institutes sad Prac
tice of Modloiae.
{•O. HOWARD. M. D., Prof. Anatomy.
W. O. BULLOCH, M. D., Prof. Principles aad Prac
tice of Surgery.
'. M. KOLLOCK, M. D..
•yKGU.OCK,M. D.. Prof. Obstetric*aad Discoao*
of Womsu aad Children.
C. W. WEST, M. D., Prof. Medical Chemistry.
K. II. MARTIN, M. D. Frof. l-li».lolo*v. ’
U. L. BYRD, M. D., Prof. Matorla Median aud Thera
peutics.
J. B. BEAD, M. D., Prof. Pathological Anatomy aad
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
FEES.—For th* tell course, $105 ; Matriculation
TicktL $5; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $1U; Gradua
tion, $30. Requisites for Graduation, the tame a* la
her Medical Colleges. C. W. WEST, M. D.,
apr 22 UN Dean of th« FaeuHy.
AS" The following newspaper* will pleaseooxy the
above till 1st November, and send bills te thD Offiee
South Oarolininn, Columbia, (tri-weekly)
Courier, Charleston, “
VvuatituHimalut, Augusta, Geo., (weekly)
Recorder, MilDdgcvills, •• .
Patriot, Albany. Geo., '*
flerHiam, Tallahassee, Fla., “
Adcertietr, Montgomery, Ala., 44
Advocate, linaUville, Ala., M
BomBl Chattanooga, Ala., "
Neic*, Jacksonville. Fla..
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JIOOKKIK8,
160 bbD Baltimore Flour
25 do Caaal do
21) do H 8 Floor
» half do Caaal do
76 bble Stuart's B aud C Sugar*
MbbDemehed —
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l**do 4. Bh.nldw,
« (omi Mu Md dduiutis, Oudlu
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'■ ud Brud;
BMtdtWuJff
OmS£3b
VJSBB
S VX&&2S2f
25kltteNol“ ^
SKSUtV.
8dod#fltO«*Udo
Maokarel
Gentlemen in tko couu.’iry, whoso orders will m
it attentioa, and wh>v whc*. In ths oity. ar* :
‘ ur Goods.
prompt ati
-jpeottelly
invited te au ex volm/.tioa of our i
FROCK AND DRE$> jf every quality.
•* ia Black, Blue, Brown,
Green and Olivo Cri it*.
BUSINESS COATS, is great variety. vis: Linsa. ]
•ia Duck, Drab !>«'«, Alpaoha, Cashmeret, Frock
Sack business CmD.
prices.
Brk aud Fancy Cauimores, at a groat variety of prices.
•• Drab Dote
Wbito and Faney Linen Drills, " ** "
Fancy Mareeille*. ** ** **
VESTS.—Black Silk aad SaUa Vem*.
Fancy Silk "
White BUk, for Party -
V/hlto, Buff and Faaoy ,
Marseillee M
White aad Buff Duck
and Linen M
PUBLISHING GOODS.
Famishing Goods of every deeoription for Gentle
ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirt*
and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half boee.gl
all kind*, beat quality pxteut yoke sbirte, a Hi
monies, etc., tte.
HATS.
WV1V Bt/IW.
Beys’ Clothing.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
bility of color and subitautlal workmanship, I
They invite tho •iiovial attention or both old ana tv
ouetomerH to tho follow lug, from which they are pi
pared to furnish garmonts, which they will waraoi
VE8TING8.—White Silk and Satin, for Party V*eD.
Blaok and fanoy Silk and Satins. White, Buff and
Orange Cassimeres. A large variety of White, Buff and
fanoy Marseilles.
UNIFORM SUITS.
mpaaiss»M
tbs State, mad* «ad furnis'jed at the eborteet notice
and ia the best manner. DIBBLE A CAREY,
apr 4 1I
New Watch, Clock, Jewelry
AND FANCY STORE,
brouohton strbet, n«. mb.
M r. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Chro-
nometera, Clocke, Town Clocks, Watohes, Ae. Ae.,
rtewotfuUy informs hie oustomers and the publte gene
rally that ue has fitted up the Store 148 Broughtou-st..
where he Intend* te make a permanent location, and
carry on the Jewelry baelaese ia^iU various brauehes.
of all description: eold
FRANCIS STEIN.
Siiawlat, Collar*, Ac.
UPER. and couimou Crupo Bbawls, plain and
S
Vandyke Collars.!
Ladies*^reen. Brows end Bleak 8ilk Umbrellas, am'd.
Colored and White ja«oaet md Orgaady 1
. lam
Cambric*.
— d
APPLES,
and are warraated fXll weight. _
affwdlsM prevail { w»d when aspdn
Mfk •
•*v«*y j-tn.cn. .u a 1 , awv*
BUSINESS CARDS,
Z. N. Winkler,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wlllivn.ox’i Build In,.. BaywtrxM.
HiriRHk, (1*. apr la
WELLS * OIIBB,
Faeteri aod Commiuios Merchants,
sep2l 94 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly
1 AW OO.PAMTNBUHHIP.—Tb. tinilar
tj hl|*a box ukon Into f.rrn.r.hlf, iitb.xrxriln
, or in. Law, lUaMX. I0.U.O Mlll.F(>m> AtAHHtt, under
th, naix. of M. A 1. U. MAltbll. Th.y wlllp.rtonxtly
attend tho Buporlor Courts of Chatham, Bryan, Bulloch,
Effingham, Beriven, Burke* Washington and Wilkinson
Counties, end have food* arrangement* for th* prompt
sol lection of dobt* in most of the counties ia the State.
Office 176 (up stairs) Bay-street, Savannah.
May 26th. 1852. Ly MULFORD MARSH
JMO. U. HULL. JHBMMV 0. tl*B.
CO-PAKTNERNI11P NOTICE.
riviIF. undernirttiMl bee (hie day associated with hlai
1 Mr. HENRY C. KINO, of Glynn County, with
whom he will continue the Factorage and Commlsaioa
Business ia thD city, under tho firm of Hull A King.
JNO. H. HULL, No. 21U Bay street
Savannah. January 12,1853.
a. a. Sibley,
> WholMXl. xxd Retail
Bookseller and Stationer,
, -to. 188 Ceagress-et., oppoeite Moaument-eq.
mar 101 SAVANNAH, GEa Itf
C1IAN. He PICKETT,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
EJ AV1NU returned his busintss, Is now pro
XL pored to eontreet for Buildings, or Jobbing work of
any deeoription, In hD lino. Staira executed with neat
ness anddleoateh. Ashers of tho public patronage is
most r«ep«o*ftiUy solicited.
Carpenter Shop eotner of Walnut and UarrDon-eU.,
second street west of Brown and Harris's Stable*.;
feb 18 ly
B. D. Evan*,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SAUXDaasviLLX. Wasbixotox Coox tv, Oa.,
Will practice in tha Court* of tho Middle Circuit. All
business committed to hie care will be executed with
promptness and dispatch.
RaraHKNcax.-Messrs. BothwellA Smith, and D» U.
L. Byrd, Savannah. ly Jan 27
drown a Harris,
Boordkiff, Livery,
AND SALE STAHLS,
WEST BROAD-STREET,
raos. a. aaowM. jy 2—ly ivvom w. bakbis
A NEW FIRM.
IT. r. BAKBIS. SKIDMOBB BABBIE
1IABHI8 A CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in drain and Oroceriee,
03 llny-Ntreel, Savannah.
bov 80 Sms
COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES.
P. HI. CABEY
'lYT’OULD respectfully give notice that he has
Jf reopened hD Gallery, comer Bryaa streot aad
Market square, where he la prepared to eiocete Pic
ture* la Els mueh admired style, either la eleady,
rainy or fair weather.
Instructions given in the art and all the apparatus
furnished. Also, a large lot uf nates. Cases, Che mi
nis, Ao., for sale 6m no 29
JOHN POOLE,
WBOLBSALB ARD BKTAIL DBALXB IV
FAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHED
French and American Window-Glass,
Faimt, Varnish aad White-wash Brushae, Babel and
Camel Hal* Pencils, Badger aad Camel Hair
Bleeders jUraiain^Combe, Artiste'
Paper Hangings, Borders, and Fire-Boar I Prints.
N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, drain
ing aad Glaslng, done oa reaeonable terms by
JOHN rOGLE, 11 Whiteker-st.
mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Deoalow A Co.
Henry K. Washburn,
(AOENTJ
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Jy 21 HA VANN AH, GEORGIA* ly
A. B. DIIL1N,
OOTTON FAOTOR
N*. 74 BAY-STHKET,
out lb 8AVAHNA11.
OEOBOE X. SMITH,
FACTOR, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And General Agent,
NO. 168 BAY-8TBEET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
ABTBBStO
i Ooa. John W. Anderson, Hon. Fraaei* 8. Bartow, Wbl
U. Tison Eeq., Horace Smith, E»|., Maaara. Brigham,
KeUy 4 Co., Meaara. Waahbum, Wilder A Co.
V. VI. UOS18,
CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE,
r No* 107 UnyaBtreei*
t (At the Blue Sian, one door West from Drtepkm-etreet,)
Keeps oonetantly oa hand, imported and home-made
CIGARS, of different brand*, fine out TOBACCO, and
SNUFF of all klad«; put up oars fully, at wholesale aad
retail, aad at the most reasonable prices.
Orders from the Country punctually attended to.
oet 2 fimoe
MauBom 4c Cox,
\ATTOHNEYS AT LAW,
Allnnfn, Georain,
•Will eolleet Debt* in the following Counties:
</. De Kalb. Fayette, Heard, Case. Murray, Cherokee
Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Qordou, Walker, Henry
Meriwether, Carroll, Vlovi, Dade, Spaulding, Troup
Oebb, Whitfield, Forayth, Gwinnett.
Refermmw-E. B. Stoddard A Co.. Charleetoa, South
Carolina; Williams A Brother, Auguste, Georgia: Plant.
Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, New-York.
Nxt. Mavouv. (mar 17 tf] Tnovas N. Cox.
C. A. L. LAiUAB,
General Commission Merchant,
ly] Hnvnnnnh* Georgia. (nov 13
UBJIBT B. rour. T. K. DURHAM.
FORT A DUNHAM,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oot 7 SAVANNAH. GA. ly
Julluu llartridge,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ogles comer WhiUxkcr-st. and Bag Lane,
nov IU rtxvxxoab.
BUNKEB A OGDEN,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HI>4 NO. 80 UAY-HTHEKT, BAVANNAU. 1,
P. Jacobs’
OIO&B AND TOBACCO STOBE-
■47 Ballot., Mo *f the “111* Imh,»
Near Moaumeat Square, Savannah, Oa.
Keep* constantly oa hand a la ana sroex of imported
Cigars, a* well as of hD own maanfoetare, at wholeeal*
and retell. Also, Chewiag aad Smoking Tobaaoo, Baal
Ao. feb 23
Janies McHenry,
INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARV PUBLIC.
Marine Protest* Noted aad Extended, Average* ad
justed, Charter Parties and Avarago Bonds drawn. Pa
per* prepared whereby to recover loss** from American
or British Underwriters, aad attentioa given to all
matters connected with Shipping aad Insurance. Of
fice No. 118 Bay street, oppoeite the front of tho Cus
tom House. ly nov 5
Kincliley, Lockett 4c Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Na. 73 Bny-ut., Savannah, tin.
B. F. SUMOHLBY. B. LOCKMTT. A. THOMAS.
HOWLAND A CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Na. 17 4 J Bay-atreet. Mnvuanah.
SOWS T. BOWkiaO. au 21 JOUR r. BOWLARB, SB
GILBERT BUTLEKy
MASTER BUILDER,
DEALER IN WHITE PINK LUMBER
FerLslriil, O g let ha rp t Sq.,
jaa 28 • Savannah.
D. W. Mlscally,
SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH,
ObbssIis Lamar’e Cotton Prcaa,
EASTERN WHARF. SA VANN AH, GEORGIA.
Steamboat aad Mill Work, aad every dseeripUea *
Blacksmithing exeeuted with aeataeos aad dispalsh.
mar 9 ly
Dying and Rtn«Tallng Eitabliibmenl,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
73 Yark-Btr««t, rear af the C'aart Heaee.
ESTABLISHED IN 1832.
T ADIK8’ Bilk aud Woolou Dresses, BhawD, Ta
1 4 bit Covan, ate., cleaned, aad dyed various c ilorej
Ladies' Bonnet* bleached aad pressed la a fashionable
stylo; Kid Qlovoeeleaaod, aad OeaUamaa's GameaU
elaaaed, renovated or dy^d, as may bo required. AU
dene in th* saau style which has gensxnlly se much
pleased my patrons and friends. Term* moderate.
Person*seadlag aareaD by liarndon's Espres*. Rail
road, er etoamboote are requested te write per mall, ee
that I nsy know where te **11 fox Ihetu, and whioh way
te send them book. Ocet of fruighi eeeh way, for small
panels, wiU be about 25 eemte. AU oedere (panotvaliy
rttendvd to.
apr 1$ ly ALEXANDER GALLOWAY.
Upholstery an4 Cabinet Work.
f^ibttflldtu cf 8avNnnah‘ that be Durmaxei
te exoontebUtedefeh^th^ahore Haej>a the mo*
Special eUeatien paid te repairing nil kinisef Fami-
terc. .....
AgrFuaeraD supplied at tha eheriMiaeUee.
W 1 —
NUMBfclH'
LYON’S KATHAIRON
For the Growth and KubollUbincut of
Ihe Hair, te Preveat Its Falling
Off a off Taraloffi Gray.
Jmardsd ths highest premiums hf the Sties t
New* York, Maryland and Michigan, 1 ihe
Annul Voire of 1851.
'THE KATHAlKON nootreiiae.the effect of die-
JL ease, ellmate, end eld ago, In preeerrlag and ro
stering the human Hair even after a baldness of Sweaty
years i oltaaeee tho scalp from Scurf aad Daadmifi
wiU cure tho Nervous Headache, Soak! Heed, Erysipe
las, Diseases of the Skin, Ae . sad ia the moat desirable
TOILET ARTIcilv,
For Ladles' or Gentlemen's nse. In the world. Its por
ky ao other preparaUt-
The nee J the Kalhairoa D adopted by tho Aral phy-
i la Earope and America, aad has a patreaage
Is unprecedented ia the hDtery of tho materia
per-
_ fro*
Clvos th*
secured
aad sale unprecedented la the history
medics. But words are superfluous, a trial only
attest Its real virtue, ae million* certify. To be
throughout North aad South America, Europe aad the
Islands of the Oeeaa, ia large bottles, for 28 oeale.
Bold la Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO.
dw 11 181 Bay-* tree*.
Lyou’. Extract
PURE JAMAICA GINGER,
IAOK Dyepepoia, Cholic, Cboiora Morbus, Cholo-
jn ra, DDeiasM, Fever and Ague, Bummer Ooa-
PlalaH Nerveas aad General DebOlty, to. A pure or-*
UeU, aad admiaisured with peeittve effest la the above
computes*. Also used a* aheveiage aad for ealiaary
deoil
181 Bay-streer
s Heed Cane 1
1 TIE Underelgiiedls prepared to supply order*
. for HEED CANE, in any quantity*for Shipment,
at short notloe. Also, keeps ooastaatly on hand a large
■took of Oak, Ash, Blaok Jack, Pin* aad Light
WOOD!
For sal* by th* boat load aad retail. Costumer* can de
pend upon being promptly supplied with stood article.
Strict attention g4*a* Co /air iwoiwwmaI,
Boxes fur orders are plaeed a* the stores of Meeere. J,
Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. N. Cooper A Co., office
of Morning News, and ab the reetd.acv uf JOHN T.
THOMAS, Joaoe-etreol. D. REM611ART,
Joll Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
WOOD I WOOD! WOOD!
A.d“„
hand a large eu]
Oak, liiokery, aad
as low for cash as oan be _
sear the Railroad Bridge.
r the beet quality o
SSWf WOOD, which* he offers
bought la the city. Wood Yard
L [fob 19-3m] P. WHITE-
WOODS W<’OD!
f fHE Subfcribor will keep conetantly on hand
X at hie WOODYARD, at tho Caaal Bridge, a full
supply, at all sesame, of OAK sad HICKORY WOOD.
All ordors left at J. D. Jsase's, Brougbton-slreet, will
bo promptly attended to.
tsr wood Hold Low For C’nah.
jaa 1 tl J. M. BUTLER.
JOL Ale, brewod e
nly for me, and superior to any
wed expressly .
market, landing thD day from eohooaer Empire.
Foreale at the Albany Ale Depot by
W. M. DAVIDSON.
4 FFLE8, OUANUKh, dLc.-liy iho Flu
j[\. ride. 10 barrels Apples; 10 boxes Orange* aad
Lemons; 1 let of Fresh Bam*.
JOHN DAILY.
/ i IKULANK’S MAU LlHTKALK.-
VX ThD universally approvvd artiole, free from ar
dent spirit aud other destructive materials, clonus the
hair eS|>editiouely. renders It heauUfolly bright, and
impart* te it the deiioate fragrance of tfowerei it re
stores harsh hair te ite natural oolor and brilliancy by
a few application*—the genuine article for sale by
apr 2 JOHN a MOORE A CO.
,'UKHU (J MAC HE 143*—Hod a, Lemon, Su-
1 gar, Egg, Seed, and Batter, jnst received aad for
e by (apr 16)W. D. FORD.
apr 16
J. E. dkFGMD, Apotheoarlee' llall.
D KNT18Th’ UOLI> FOIL*—For ult by
JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO ,
apl 18 Gibbons' Building*.
L'UM WALK.—A tiiuglo (wooden) Uoueo ou a
J2 brisk baaemeut, two aad a half sterlae high, on
jKuntgomery street, in a pleasant aad healthy part of
the city, oa lot SUxlUU feet. Apply te
W. WRIGHT.
W AITJKMM and Cattery* — Waiters aud
Tea Trays, singly or la set*. Also, Ivory, Buck
Cocoa. Roue aud Horn Uandled Knivos and Forks, fur
•ale by[apr 16]J.p. COLLINS.
25
HALF lllfiLH. FLOCK, in
soft by (apr 16)) E. O BYRNE.
I ■ AY.N^«»uiiu aud Northern Hay, for sale by
JlL -• DAVID R. DZLi.ON,
foot of WeM Broad-sfc.
In thD market,jaeireoeived. Also, a epeelmeuef
the beet Roods* Slates, which can be furnished whole
sale or retail by 8. 8. blUl.EY,
apr i6 No. 185 Coagreee etreet.
UGAKH.—Ud bbl*. (.'rushed Bugar ; ift boxes
ky J.oaf Sugar ; 50 bbls Clarllled Sugar, lauding from
euuoouar Empire, and for «aio by
apr 14 CLAGHORN
1A CUNNINGHAM.
fiJMiTANNi A WAJLL.-i oa aud Coffoo FoU,
o Table and Tea Spoons, Soup Ladles, Beer Mon,
Lesters, Spittoon*, Cigar Lamps, Candle Stick*. Ao.
apr IS MORSE A NICHOLS
w
T HITE AND COLORED LINEN DRiLLb,
‘ Slate Lines* and Linen Coating*,
Bummer Vestings,
Linen aad Oottou Sheetings,
Pillow Cnee Linens and Cottons,
Irish Linen* aad Long Lawns,
Bleached aod Brown Muslin* and English Long
Cloths,
Black Baregos and Crapes,
Just received ard tor sale at th* lowest pries by
6 DaWlTT A MOROAN.
ps
new, tot sale by
epl 13
KEMPTON A VERflTILLE.
I NDELIBLE INK.— Kiddere, Tarranu,
Reeves, Waters and Paytons, with aad withoat pre
parations, for sale by
apt'JU JOHN B. MOORE A CO.
/1UIIR UTOVkn AMI YAUlUUU'S
\j R01LER8.—Together with aoomplete aaeortment
ortlollow Ware, for sale by
apr <a JAB. SULLIVAN.
N.
O. HUG AM AND ftlOLAHHE 8*—Fo
sale by (apr fi) MINIS A FLOBANCE.
L8T MECKiVED —lliuaiuaiod aud Butin
ej Stripe Barrges, Moaraiag Musiiiu, Bine, Buff and
Pink Lawn, Crape do Parle, Rich PrlateeJaekoaete,
very handsome Scarf aad Neck Ribbon*, blaok Ore Do
Rhine Silk*. Ulyk Lace aad Sewisg Silk Mitta.for*a
by(apr 25;La ROCHE A BOWNE.
1 \MEHH GOUIJb.—Kucoived nor aieumsliip
XJ Alabama—lavender. Brown and Black Barege,
satin Stripe Printed Bareges, small Figured Bareges,
for children's wear, Swiss Embroidered Chemisettes
and Undersleeves, Swiee Embroidered and Cambric
Bands, Ladle* Sewing Silk Net MiU* and Gloves,
Striped Silks, Small Figured Muslins. For tale
apt 7
Laroche a i
L>AUON.-50 bhdb New Prime Uecou Hide*
L* 25 ** M *• Shoulders
la store aad for sale by [apl 16) SWIFT A CO.
L'LOtK*—1UU but* Haitiuaro Flour
K ec.'Uived per late aukYvalh—
A full supply of Duffield's, Stagg A Shay's. Cas-
sard's, aad Bateson's Hams: also, a fresh aad full sup
ply of asw Groceries, for sale low at
ALEXANDER'S,
apr 15 cor. Bad aad Coagross-et*., Moaumeat-eq.
UU1.B. Old By. VVtTiiky ; S3 do. Apjtl.
Brandy, landing and for sale by
2^
MINIS A FLORANCE.
V re<
wHarf.
1^ XTMA LAUGH No. 1 Mackerel aud Salmon,
JlJ just rooeivod and for sale by
apl 14 W. D. FORD. ^
B W OI1LUANM 8YHDP.—A loo artiole
. Georgia do aad for sale by
,pl 14
N.
W. D. FORD.
lUKN—Primg Team
npr 1
foot of West Broad street.
O ATH AND WHEAT 1IKAN, for .ale by
DAVID R. DILLON,
apr 14 — ‘
foot of West Uroad-st.
W IN Eh.—123 dozen Madeira aud Seroiai
Wines, some very superior In quality and of old
importations, for esle by
apl 13
MINIS A FLORANCE.
1)1
A?.
OUDKAUX COKOIAL <fc KNOUBU
SAUCES.—15 baskets Bordeaux Anisette Cordial,
•n Soho 8spee, 8 do. Sawyers Relish, 5 do. Wor-
r'lHKEHE.—10 foixee of Extou Superior Dairy
V Cheese, in fluo ardor, just roecived per steamer
Florida from Nsw York aad for sale by
apl 18 ■■■Jf. W. M. DAVIDSON.
nANUS’ li
Fancy an* Staple
W O. WADSWORTH, .
* teutlon of all deslrea* ef
Embroidered
Priated
Qreaedlaee aat
Plain, Blaok aad Figured Bill
Ginghams, French and American
rev . w^.v MAN a T11UUAI1 * 1
The stook of these goods D fxftii. —
bom of stylo and slegaaoe of design byaay7a
and havs been manufketured expresely for |
1IOHIBRT.
nplete steek of radios'. Men's,
******
L.o. and N. W. roliit.d Calldn.
C,.., Fix. Lx,braid.,.d Udkh, .
M,ln,.»,d Ixxortln,., nwlu-vsd Ou.br!.
Flounu'ir, Kmbroldand Sklrt^aU. «U.
W. jdxy. al.o x fall xa.ortxr.xt ot the heel mak
Irish Linens, Shirtings, DrilD. Cotton
barge. Bobbins* Nsttfag, Whit* Jeeos
•©ok aad Book Moellue, Cheeked aad
Whit* CoUoa Fringes, Ootteaades aa
servant*. ! hee* and many other sty]
offered at extremely low prlte*
The residente of Savannah,
rior, are respeetfolly invited te can
goods aad prices, and Jndge for UiSl
^apr 28 lit Broughton et, uadei
IVdff Bocki
TEAMES'S DIAKY. x L*ffxxd xf tbx Rkixx,
T —
ussaassYsaaaaa
{Uw Th.mr. for . FrxtuUll Cliw.T
lxhxt'i rro.ru. from th. VxU.r ot
-a-' • rw—» IX. vxu.y of Dutraet
I hr Ur. tuth.r tf uulx I
YuxxMfiMXuxlThuUp.
apr
. mi im« h u« ooex snve er
rji e.B. SIBLEY. No. 145 Qeagrass ah
Ai.b««*. - si- rtxld
tl Bill*, Ulx.lt Uroab. B.r.,o/ __
T5,T.iii^, afcWdilx i2St I^Y.
hxtu, U.lloox TrimarlanTuot, by
»pr a w. c. WAbaworlxu, n
1 ,'UllNtLK, A woman, x fine rxtxmax.aad
jputrybook. W.rrxxred rx.xd-xlm, t .mix, x
xnlnumoxtoMb. Apply to
W». WB1QKT.
L'OH BAL,B, X woman ‘44 ysxro old xxd brr
J? boy ehtjd 6 y.tr. old, rgwd bo>H nrrxxt xxd
wxrr.olod Muxd. Apply lo
HI Wx. WBIGHT.
t tOLDKTON HITTBMH.-A partly reww-
/ txbi. pt.pxr.iloB oxd x nrinlp rxaotfy Bf Dyx-
V> ublo pr.pu.Uoa oxd x tHTanlffm ramxdy
pe pit., jam I.C.1TM xxd for wl. by
»«J. B. MOOBB A«X
OTIOB.—Tbo cnu.ixuoo U W fcklo. ritBlt
„ rarOWsf*
u. ix X jji.xtoxdj«. xoqoooUd It tali,
xxd txbo then xxxy.
may It)WAVUBOW»,
J HAIUNh—luitoxe. juxt roc.lvetl
J h -T |nxy 1IJ A,
WILDER A CO.
\r ELliOW HANK TOHACHJOo—15 I
X jnet received aad for saDby
I CE BMEAKEMH.—A nice
tele. ADo, lee Mallets aad PDke for
may 12 MORSE A NIOHOLA, 11$
XV *d Beef.^luu Iba llelpgaa Sausages,
may 15
LOU Mi—50 barrold and, 1)0 half do,!..—-
" uiore Flour; also 6 hhds. new Bacon, landing firm
hoonor 11. N, Gam brill, and for salt ky
EDWARD O’BYBNK.
tOMNS COMNM—800 biubeD
U Cora for sale—to arrive thD week,
may 16
UABBl$AOo n a$Baysb.
FmEEZEMH. - WEB nod
I CE CREAM
Without Buokets, oa hand aad made te cedes.
apl 13 MGRME A NICHOLS, M$ BrofbSoqoE
At,ON AND BKKF 3U cub. Sum
UAtil
JL> Shoulders, 20 do. Sloes, L0 do. chef
hail bbl*. Boef, received aad for sal* by
J«rM MoMAHPN4DOYLE.
A new momk of tuusk vrmy
Pretty Infaat's PieeadlllD Hals and ChlSrea s
strew Hate of various kinds, just received at
•pr!6 N. K.BAKMUMAOG.
i Saosa
UasssvM
7il"d E ATiNU POTAirWr,
■w by t»pr 16) Tr. tt. TOBD.
CO fur sjd* low !
I CEP C'ssgm* Watar*—CosgTSsS ^Fffisr,
I warranted fresh, kept constant!/ 1r *“ *■-
found at tho store of W. W. 1
apr 18
x'LOUU, Ac.—'duo bble. 1
■ half bbl*. Butter, Soda aad
boles do , 80eases preserved P* *
Syrup, 60 do. asserted CetdiaD,
•prIS M<
ad cunotaaUy on hand s
W, W. LIMCOIAt^M
lo MAHON A DOY
I nu^u' -tyy-UY
Xj Brandy. 8 Pines Holland Ola, 50 bbD. Pheff*
«0.,5U bbls. Brandy, ou do. Domestia Whisky, IP do 044
Mouuugahela do., rcoelvsd and for sale by
10NAI
apr Is
Mi< SI A HO
UEFA ME FUR WET WSAT11
The Subviriber has reoeived a lai
USER GOODS, lonsisUng of OVU 1
and OIovm, far eels ky WM. R. BYi
spr 16 Draper aad Tailor, 17 Wki
UUBl
i Caarle* MUD from New Yer
Tior artiole; SU half bbD. do. dm _
(apr 23) U. K. WASH
tt
AY FOU HALE.—Lauding this 4
_ berk Maria Morten, 90 balsa f *
Harf by (epr 28) 11. K
* OLAHMEH.—75 bbls fc _
60 bble N. O. Syrup In store and for sM* ^ '
epl IS
W OODEN Sc WILLOW WARS OV M
ue* #V#ry d * ,Priptiu "» ^ Cun * Chairs aad Ask-*
apl 13 MORSE A NICHOLS, 155 !
LE, CIDER, Acr-W bble. Ale, $0 da. Cl
dor, 16 do. White Wine Vinegar, K oasks Leodea
er. received and for sals by
r 22 McM AIION A DOYLB.
QTEF'
O Baskets. Wash Board*, latent aodOern “ **
iTu*. Market Baekel*, Ae. For sal* at 155 B
>pr 48 ^ MOUSE A 1
J YUD1‘ HOTTL.HH,
O Pressed Syrup BotUue, w
stoppers, for sale by (apr
yy'ATKU Coolor. ud DoaMa Walar I
> Y tho nicest article eves Invented for knenlag De
water—Urge aad small sixes for Hotel* and Private
“ me. | apr 18J MOUSE A NlClIOIA.
U^i^lM»i:N^JAMAlCA~CiN.
„ GER.—This Keseno* powosse*, ia n ocneentxatsd
rm, all th* valuable properties of Jai
/in v. «—.» .. —fynllj* m ** *
I
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A CAMP ban jxat mdxd4 x Ixn. loo tf Mtrr
uxttx xxd MUlIxiy Drill Pxxtx. lor wbu
•pi >6 QADDBY'S RUIlIUSa.
»hl » ilCMPTON A VEMTOXlt
Y^BITK KID GI.OVKB—“Kc.I.od po
'I1I.TU KID GLOVKri—'
■uxmor Alabama.
Off LlBOCDI A DOWBB.
NKW AND BXCELfiKHT AKTltDU
»-*■ I opr K) MOBAA A NICUOIA
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