Georgia Historic Newspapers

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MAY III, 1853.
made to tbo Vlilting Committee, la oueiof emorgim-
cy any member of the Board of Muugori
permlti. . .. > ...
-JiliKTlP APPLIKU FOR SOON.
P. CONDON oflon bia GARDEN LOT
Jtf|t and HOUSES thoroon, to let. It li altua- jnlj
on tlie oorner of tlie Thunderbolt mulJfcell
Shed Roadi. It haa all the nsoossary improveraon
a nd under good cultivation. Apply at the City Hotel.
aprT
Dr. I. Pickling.
m Office and reiidenoe oorner of I
PT^Perrv itreeti, Orleani-oquaro.
fts,.a8ioH>o , ol«x>b*A.Mv tf
DENTISTRY.
j>rs. ROITAJLL aud JOHNSON,
Surgical and Mechanical Demists.
a —-— Office over Zogbnum’s Mualo Store, J
ket Square. ly nm
u we soiuuiu reoouiuiuuu a niauutautur
medicine, bolievlng that, in moat oases, u
ture heraelf perfeota a cure tuoro rapidly aud etfoctui
tlon. It la a touio medicine, giving a healthy action t
the itonmub, and will bo tound highly serviceable a
all isaaona, but especially during the ipring. Dyapep
•ia can only be cured by a patiuut peraevurauoo in urn
courie of troatmout; aud to all thoao au tie ring unde
this tad malady we would recommend an application t
A Wurrauted Remedy.
PLANTERS. FAUMEKN, FAMILIES, SEA-
CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS.
CAN flUOllASK MO UKMKdr KqUALTO
Dlt. TOilAAS» VENETIAN LIN1MEN
lor Dysentery, Colic, Croup, Coughs, ltheuinatli
quinsy Sore Throat, Toothache, Headache,
Scs-f!**•>«*•*, Cuts? Burnt, bwelUuga.
Old Soroa, Mosquito Bites, In-
seot stiuga, Tains in the
Litubi, 4c.
If it doee not give relief, recollect your money will
refuuded. AU that s asked ia a fair trial of it accord
ing to the direo* 1 ,ui. This article is an Eng
dy, and T-# used by
a *16 per bottle they would uoi be without it, t
tooiuacub in 3 minutes—ukadacue u
cuoLKMA, when tlrat taken, in a few hours.
tui“ 1'rioo 26 and 60 ueuts. 'ug
tor Colic, Galls, Cuts, Sweu tags, Bruises,
uae who does not obtain relief is not called on to pay fox
“a. A. SOLOMONS t CO. md J. U. CARTKK >rc
the sole agents for Savannah—also for sale by the drug-
aula and storeksepers throughout Georgia.
ffg- Ur. Tobias - office, 210 Greenwich atreet, N. Y.
J. ii. CAltrEU, Broughton street, opposite St. An-
draw s iiatl, will supply the oouutry merchants at llu
proprietor's lowest prices. mar 16
Medicine* tchic/nnever fait to give talisfttc-
lioit, and are used by many ph
in their practice.
Dr. J. 8* iteio’s Nervous and Invigor-
aitu|( Cordial.
Tbs Greatest Dlsoovery in Medical Science !—Fc
Mervoui Conditions of the System 1—Heart
Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
the Face, Wakefulneas, Bestlussuoas, or for the hliud
Body worn down by oare, labor, or study, has indue
uiauy physicians to oseitiutheirpraoiioe. For a wo
1-oiutituUou, it Is a graud rostorer: it completely i
moves from tho system all nervous irritations, aud
almost miraculous la its rapid and happy effect. T
Weak and the nervous are frequently restored to pt.
„eet health before usiug one bottle. Trice titty ceuts.
Du. J. 8. Hose’s Ureal rain L’urei
Wonder ot tlie Age.
Do yon suffer with au y paint If you do, i
minutes, it ouros quickly Tain in tho Stomach o
1 towels. Cures Chitolalns, Corns, aud any irritatioi
ou the foot. It note Ukv a unarm tor Tains In the Side
Back, aud foe Huouwaiisiu (Tom a smldui
Woui.li.—Ur. Roso'i
culd, it is magical iu
60 ceuts.
Tub uKdT Comm 8
celebrated Cough Syrup gives immediate roller to
worst Coughs, whether uousuuipuvu or proceeding tr
a cold. It aixays any irritation of the Lungs, and fox
he* the systoiu against auy tuture attacks. Iu butt
at 60 ceuts and $L
Bad Colds.—If you i
live medluiue. ""
. ... 'e it from tin
your liver is out of order, you will have
riable appetite, and a yellow akin—take Ur. Itoso'i
Auti Bilious or Railroad Tills, aud you will soon '
relieved from all bad feeliugs. In boxes 12>* and 261
These Tills ars called RAILROAD TILCS, because
they go unead of all other pills in their good or
Freojrom Mercury.
AU of the above preparations, with Ur. Iloie's b
oal Adviser to Toreuns iu Slokuess and iu Health,
had of JA8. U. CARTER,
THOMAS M. TURNER 4 CO.,
WILLIAM W. LINCOLN.
throughout, the State.
HKIU8 WANTED*
In 1H36 m
giwas woLt
the Republic of Texas t
tiouary struggle of Texas cau procure these lands, o
r—^ Liberal advances mode upou shipim
SrOa of Cotton to my friends in Liverpool
Now Fork. (3m> O. A. L. LA MAR.
UENTISTRY.
DK. Itt. C. IICALO
the Marshall House. ly j in 17
'uKNiTiSi'iiil
DR.Q. D. BARNES,
Surgicul and Mechauicul Dentist.
Offlco oorner of Congress and Whitaker-sta., ovex
Prendorgaat's Ury Goods Store. ly ap 17
TATSUUTT’S FOMUN KXUHAN01S
ANU
EMIGRATION AGENCY,
na ^ Tersous wishing to soud for their frion
Bv- ^ and desirous of bringing them out by h
class packet ships, are informed that the subscribers i
the only agonte for the above Agenoy in this oity.
They are also authorised to draw^on Hours. W
Tupaoutt 4 Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and i
wards, which drafts arc negotiable in any town throuj
out Iroland and Great Britain.
Grafts on Franco and Gormany, payable in all ps
of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to
deoil ly BUNKER 4 OGDEN, 80 Bay-st.
!■ _UR. SULLIVAN has romoved his Office
to Congress-street, between Qeyton and
Private Hospital.
UOCTUU8 WILihtlAN dfc UANAHL,
FARM-SZUkKT, WBSZ XMD Ot TUB PLANK ROAD.
Dus. WILDMAN 4 GANAHL hav
completed the arrangements fur a Priv
Apartment! perfootly private may be obtained i
■unable terms.
That titfi institution may partake as much as ]
tnaranteaa to the puhlio of Its efficient management:
lion. Laagdon Chores, i John W. Anderson,
Joseph 8. Fay, A. A. Smew,
Lharlea Green, < I John W. Rabun,
John Boston, I 8olomolCohen,
Montgomery Cnxnmlng.
, Arr *ngomente have also been made for the aoeomm
. P. H. WILDMAN, M. D.,
Comer Abercoru and Booth Broad-st.
A ’ CIIA8. OANAHL. M. D.,
iroadretreet. East oi Barnard.
Lt^utr,
. fan
^SonthJBroad-etreeLf
dome MANUFACTORY
badd.
steamship lines.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
ISABEL,
JO .- Pl. Willi,m Hollln., Cotnm.nd.r, be-
tweeu rsvannah, Key Wont audlla-
VllQa . coiineciing with the Pacific
Mali Steamship Company's Line for
CMtut/cktre. auissplendid *ea atoauuihip will hereafter
leave Savannah for Key We*tand Havana on the 15tb
and 30th ot coeh month, and from Havana for Savan
nah on the 8th and 22d of esoh month.
The ISABEL will connect at Havana with the United
States Mail Btoamshin Company's Line to Aaplnwall
and tbe Pacific Mall Ltuu from Panama to California
ami Orogon.
Passengers will be landed at tho Railroad Wharf froo,
transit at tbo Isthmus at the passenger's oxpense.
The ISABEL will also couuoct at Havana with the
United States Mail 8toam Company's Lino to Now
Orleans.
Tiokets for Key West and Havana can be had of
COUENS 4 HERTZ, Agents at Savannah.
Tiokets for New Orleans, Aspinwall and San Fran
cisco oan bo had by applying to
MDBDECAi 4 CO., Charleston, 8. C.
NEW YORK & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE
Weekly.
The now and splendid stoamiihips
wL FLORIDA,Capt.^Woodhull,and AI.A-
BAM A, CApt. Ludlow, bolonging to
tho Now York and Savannah blc*m
Navigation Company, will lsavs Sa
vannah aud Now York overy Saturday.
Thoao ships are of 1.3U0 tons register, and unsurpass
ed in safety, speed and oomtort.
Tiiess steamers, leaving Savannah at the same time
that tho Marion and Southerner leave Charleston, ar-
rlvs in New York as soon as or before them.
AJrCnbm paesagu $23, payable before going onboard.
Agents; PADELFURD, FAY 4 CO, Savauuah.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
jy 14 104 Front-street, New York.
U. N. MAIL LIMB.
THllOUGII IN Ml TO 05 HOURS.
New-lork & Churloton Slcam-rueketi.
LeaveAdger'swharvesevery&storiap
Afternoon aud cacli altornato Wtdnte-
day. Ou Saturday tho new audapleu-
**®®**"dla Steamships
J AS. ADGER Capt. J. Dickinson 1,600 Tons.
MARION Capt. M. Burry 1,200 Tons.
The 80UTUEKNEII, W. Foster commander, will
oave eaoli alternate Wodnesday—having been newly
coppered and guards raisod, Is now in complete order.
UJT For Freight or Passage, having elegant State
Room accommodations, apply at the office of the tRoai,
HENRY MlbSRUON,
Corner East Bay and Adgcr's Sou. Wharves.
N. B.—A now ship will be ulaced ou the life to oon-
noct with tho Southerner on Wodnesday*. feb 10
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia and Savannah Steam Naviga
tion Company.
_ The new and splendid aide-wheel
steamship 8TATE OF GEORGIA, of
It* L20U tou* register, Capt. Walter Col-
2+LjjLy^mdOk Has, ha* oominuucud her regular trips,
and will leave Savuunah on Wednes
day. the Stb Sept., aud every alternate Wednesday
thoreanor; say on tue JJd o.pl., Cth and 20th Oct.
and 3d uud 17th Nov., and so on.
This ship has boon built with entire regard to safety,
eomfort aud dispatch, aud offers uew and admirable fa
cilities to business aud travel. For freight or passage,
apply to C. A. L. LAMAR, Agent in Savauuah.
jan 21 HERON 4 MARTIN, Ag't* in Philadelphia.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Havannali itutl Augusta.
II — m . Ou aud after tho l*t of May unxt,
r ~ nirnft M “ 1 huamcr OREGON, Captain Jos. M.
■yftwKtofoMoody, will make regular weekly trips
between Savaunuh aud Augusta, aud touohiug at all
the intermediate laudlugs ou certain days aud at cer
tain hours—leaving Savauuah every Tuesday evouiug
atho'olock P. M., aud Augusta ewery Saturday ntorn-
iog at S A. M. By this arrangement p.autcrs and
merchants on tho river wUl ho affonlod au opportunity
ot shipping and receiving their goods with some cer
tainty, aud of a rogular oonvoyauue for thoiuaelvea and
families to and from both places, us the accommodations
for passengers aro both ample aud oomfortablo. Tiiuo
up 36 hours—down24. Fare $6.
apr 26 KIaCliLLY 4 THOMAS, Agonts.
Savannah, Augusta ami liuuiii'urg.
•nsd The Union Steamboat Company of
f^jw.^lLrerererefrUeorgl* and South Carolina having tho-
toHMM&MMfoaroughly overhauled and refitted thbsu
perior stoam-paokou U. L. COOK aud OREGON, with
lighters, aro now ready to transport freight of all
description botwoen Savannah. Augusta and Hamburg,
with as much, if nut more, disrutoh than any other
boats on tho river. Tbo stoamera are commanded by
experienced and accommodating captains, and all
freight consigned to their agonts will be forwarded free
of Commissions. The accommodations for passengers
equal if not suporior to auy boats on the river. Faro
$6,66. HENRY llARPEK, Pr., Savannah,
KINCULEY 4 THOMAS,
JAMES HARPER 4 CO., Augusta.
Savannah, 21st Sept., 1832. sep 21
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA,
Via Darion. UrunswScki 8t. .Hnry*.
JACKSONVILLE, MIDDLEBURG (Black Crook),
AND PICOLATA.
Leave* every lUesduy, at 16 o'clock, A. M.
..■fpn . Tno superior steam-packet WM. GAS-
r Ti Capt. Shaw, will loave Tuesday
■flSHMwMorning, at 16 o'olook, and will con
tinue to leave every Tuesday.
The rates of passage by this boat are as follows:
To Darien re re $8 60
St. Mary's 4 60
Jacksonville 6 60
Blaok Creek, Pioolatoand Palatku...... 8 00
For freight or passage apply on board, at Charleston
steam-paoket wharf, or to
au 24 C LAG HORN 4 CUNNINGHAM, Ag'ts.
TO mVKLLKitS UU1NU NORTH.
TI1B SAVANNAH ANU CUAULK8TON
u. 8. UAH.
STEAM-PACKETS
Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o’olook A. M.,
after the arrival of tho night train of the Control Rail
road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day,
eauneotlug at Charleston with the
Wilmington SUmm-Puckets.
Whioh leave with tho U. S. Mail every day, at2)£ F. M.,
and also with tho
' New-York and Charleston Bieamalilpif
Whioh toave Charleston every Weduosday aud Satur
day afternoon. Passengers leaving Mauon on Tuesday
evenings, will arrive in time to oonuect with the splen
did new stoarn ship James Adyer one week, and th*
steamship Southerner the next. Faro from Charleston
to New-Yor.' by land route, $26—time 62 hours; by
steamships, $*6. [n.y WJ 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Ag.nt.
UPPOSITiON LINK TO FLORIDA.
RATE OF PASSAGE REDUCED.
n tha _ The superior now ntoampa.ket WE-
- - foi.Aira capt. N. Kiug, leaves every
dB&dfiiBBBk^aturday at 16 o’olook A. M.
Rail of passage in large airy state rooms, as follows:
To Darien $3 66
St. Mary's 4 60
Jacksonville 6 60
Pioolatu re 8 66
Paint ka. 8 60
Blaok Creek 8 66
N. B.—Freight oonsignod to K. It. Duke, for Oonla,
will be shipped free of all charges at Falntkn.
Apply on board, at tko Charleston Co.’s Wharf, or to
feb 10 S. At. LAFFITEAU, Agent.
SHlf LINE*.
FOR NKW YORK.
—The schr. ENCHANTRESS, Tyler, master,
^emcan accommodate a few more passengers, If ap-
«MMLplication is made immediately to
may 31 OGDEN 4 BUNKEIl.
FOR NKW YORK.—N«w Line.
The regular packet schr. VIRGINIA, Capt.
Ax worthy, will .moot with dispatch for the
■SflHLabove port. For freight or passage, apply to
may 36 U. K. WASllliUKN, Agent.
FOR NKW YORK—Union Line.
-j-- The rogular packet schr. ENCHANTRESS,
Tyler master, will have quick dispatch for tho
^UMbnhuvo port. For froiglitor passage, apply to
may 21 WILLIS Jt BRUNDAGE.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
s* . Tho bark RHODES, Capt. £. Row, will moot
with dispatch for the above port. Forfrulghior
wandb;'as«agu, apply to
may 10 U. K- WA6UBURN, Agt.
UNION LINK.
n FOR NEW YORK.
The rogular Packot Schooner CATARACT,
•SMMkRiuu, Master, will have quick despatch, aa
above. For freight or passage apply to
may 17 WILLIS 4 URUNDAGE.
FOR MONTEVIDEO.
■-t, . The lurk Kanawha will take 166@150 tioroes
rici to complete Cargo. Apply to
2mM may 16 2w C. A. L. LAMAR.
FORIIAVRK—ranmige Only,
rt.. Tho fast sailing ship CHAUS, J. L. Dan tou
rfCSjfemator, will havo immediate dispatch. For pas-
SafeAbiagi) only, having very superior accommodations,
apply to itnay 6) WASHBURN, WILDER 4 CO.
WANTED TO CHARTER.
—A vessel to take 173 thousand feet Pitch Pine
Timber to Bt. Johns, New Brunswiok.
SU88L apr 9 WILLIS 4 BRUNDAGE.
HEAVY FREIGHT FOR NEW-YORK.
Boxes of Copper Ore may bo obtained by
vessels wanting heavy freight. Apply to
SMm. mar 6 WILLIS ft BRUNDAGE.
Veuuel Wauled for Philadelphia. /
— . A high rate of freight will be paid lor a vessel
to load for Philadelphia. Apply to
SBEBL fob 5 WILLIS ft BRUNDAGE.
VK88KL8 WANTED ON FHEIGHT
OR CHARTER.
jm.. Freights for Northern, Eastern and
rfgfeSouthern ports, oan be had ou applioa-
-HdNKtiua to (nov 4) ROWLAND ft CO.
A. VESSELS WANTED for Northern
Eastern ports. Apply to
2Bi*B[oot7—ly | WILLI 8ftBRUNDAGE
MARINE RAILWAY •
m-k Tho undersigned respectfully informs
reifiaffiaU who may nood his ssrviooa, that ho^fOwB
aUBhas charge of th* MARINE KA1LWAY.2BIB
whioh is now in successful operation. Ho is. therefore,
prepared to take up vessols of auy sisc usually visiting
oar port,and to do the work of repairing, 4c., ou reason
able terms. Those who wish to olean or paint tho bot
toms of their vessels, can also be accommodated on the
Railway, upon reasonable tonne. Ho is also prepared
to contract tor building Vessols of any class or descrip
tion, aud to oarry on the business of Ship-Carpenter
ing, Spar-making and Caulking, in nil iu various
branches, at th* eastern extremity of the oity.
MW A •»* “Wpre.iml* on tho pr.mi.,.
mar 11 ILF. WJLLINK, J*.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Corner at W.luUter and Cancre-reSU.
Cl TOCK IN TRADE AT AUCTION.-The Hub-
scribes-# in order to close their bnsiaes* nt th* above
stand, wilt dispose of the entiro clock of Dry Goods,
(now romaiaiug) at Auotlou, commencing 1st Jane neat.
The stock is large, oousistlng of every variety or Hum
mer and Fall Gooes. Country Merchants desirous of
procuring bargains, would do well by being in ntten-
TKRMH.
All sum* under $106 cosh i $106 to $800,4 Months ;
over $366/ 6 Months. M. PRENDEUU ABT 4 CO.
may 23- PUILBRICK 4 BELL. Auctioneers.
CITY 31 AKHHAL’fe SALE.
WILL be sold, on Wednesday, the fifot dray ol
77 Jane next, at 11 o'clock, A. M., on th* ground,
known ns the old ban neks, *U the wooden buildings
upcu the lend lately oedod to the city by tho United
States,tbo purchaser to removo the buildings within
thirty days, ut the saw* will be sold at the risk of such
tKiromtscr. Terms cash.
rwll PHILIPM.BUR8SLL.0, X.
SAVANNAH MORNING
CHEAPER THAN THOSE
“ Selling off at First Cosl.”
THE
CHEAPEST DRY 600DS
IM TUB tliSV, "
FOR CASH.
No. 140 Broughton Street,
P/ear Dictatin'* Confectionery.
T HE BUUSCIUUEKH in urdur to incite room
for a large Fall and Winter sappy, offer their
present atock of seasonablo Urois Good, It such price*
as must intur* a rapid sale. With a full supply «.f
Foreign and Domestic Dry Uuodt.
which willbe sold at VERY LOW TltlCES for Cosh or
City acceptance, consisting in psrt of:
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, of every
width and quality, Bed Ticks, Twilled Stripes, Cheeks,
Blue and Brown Drillings, Denims, Ac. Ac.
DHESS GOODS.
Mourning and Colored Calicos, Colored and Mourning
Ginghams, Lawns and Organdies. A large and splen-
did collection of colored Muslins, Fremh l.awna, Jaco
nets and Organdies. Black and Colored Bareges, Silk
Tissues, Black Italian Silk for Dresses, Mantillas, Ac.,
Sllit Lace to suit, Poplins, Lin De Linde, Ao„ Ac.
IRISH LINEN GOODS.
Heavy 4-4, Family Llneua and fine Undressed do, " war-
anted all pure Linen Yarn and 8ouud Bleach." Also,
warranted as cheap as any such Linens can bo fouud
In this rnarkot, White and Brown Table Dauiusk,
Doyley’a aud Damask Napkins, Birds Eve, Huckaback,
Sootch and Russia Diapers, Linen Towels and Towell-
lug Ornaburgn aud Crash.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies’ and Missoa Black, White and Colored Hose,
Gout’s and Boy’s White, Colored and Brown )■> Hose,
in all aiaes and qualities, Gauao, Merino and Cotton Un-
dor Vesta and Drawers.
Ladies’, Gent’s, Misses and Boy’sGlovea and Mitts of
valroue qualities—a lull asMrtuiont.
WHITE CANTON CRAPE SHAWLS, EMBROI
DERED ROBE DKE3SE3S, BLACK,
WHITE unil COLORED CRATES,
PA RASULS, UMBRELLAS,
BOB!NET mill TAVILtON GAUZE,
FIGURED nml PLAIN LACE, LACE unil
GAUZE VEILS.
Embroideries.
Gents’ Pocket Udkfs, with a large collection of L. C.
Udkfs, from $1 rerdoxon,upwards, well worthy tho at
tention of famiiios as being particularly cheap. Hoad
Udkfs in great vurioty.
White Goods.
Plaiu and oheoked 8* Dee and Jaconets, Mull. Book,
Nainsooks, Tarleton, Bishop Lawns, Muslin Bands,
Head and Lisle Laces aud Edgings, new style Muslin
Collars and Underslceves, Ac.
opr 18 2m T. 4 L. MoKENNA.
Ready Bade Clothing for
Spring and Summer.
WM. R. SYMONS,
Draper and Tailor, 17 Wliltaker-wt.
EHPECTFULLY aolicita the attention of his
fnonds and Clio publlo in general, to his large
of READY MADE CLOTHING, soluble for the
present mid coming suason ; it has all been made up
uudor his personal suporiulendence, aud for stylo and
durability ot workmanship, is iuferior to uono to be
fouud in the markot. Tho following oomprisos a por
tion of the Stock:
Frocks aud Bachs of Blaok, Bluo Cashmere Cloths,
Black Drap Dote Frocks and Sacks,
Linen Duck Drill and Fancy Linen Frocks and Sacks,
India Grass Silk and Brown Linen Sacks.
Blaok and Colored Alpaca Frocks aud Sacks,
Pants of Fanoy French Coasimere, Blaok Doe Skin
Caasimero, Black DrAp Dote and Spring Tweed Cassi-
rnere, White Duck. Fanoy Linen Drill, together with a
large lot of Cotton Drill and Duok Pants, for servants
Vests of Blaok Satin, Blaok Barathoa and Fancy
8ilks, Fancy aud White Marseilles, Figured and Stripe
Lineus. Also, a large Stookoi furnishing Goods, such
as Stocks, Glovos, Suspenders, Cravats, Collars, Merino
and Cotton Undor Shirts, Stripe Silk and Cotton Socks
and Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, etc., otc. The wholti
of which he offers for sale on accommodating terms, aud
a^»nce^i^cho»|Mii^the^hoapo»t^^^^^^^jjMM^
R
Hotels, Boarding-Houses, &o.
PAVILION HOUSE,
Corner Houth llroiul anil Hull Hlrcotu,
Snounnah, Gearyia.
WILLIAM P. CLARK, Proprietor.
.. .. - ling public
Carriages with careful drivers, will be in attendance at
tho Steamboat and Railroad landings, to oonvey pas
sengers to tho Pavilion, whore every attention and the
best accommodation wjll await them.
4AT Charleston Courlor, Augusta Constitutionalist,
Columbus Times, Jacksonville Nrws, aud Macon Tele
graph, will copy six timos each, aud send bills to this
office. 3nios may 31
I
JMoutvuic Springs,
HE Uudersigufld uke« this nieth nl of informing
tho public generally, that he will take charge of
lino an i popular Wutering Placo by tho first week
in June, where be will bo nropared to receive and ac
commodate visitors and families, with the very best
tho country affords, aud on terms at once reasonable
and satisfactory. A large aud commodious Hotel, con
veniently arranged, and well furnishod, has jnst been
cumulated. To thie may be added a number of neat and
comfortable frame Cabins, fjr the accommodation or
futnilioi, surrounding the Bpriugs, and convenient to
the tables of the Hotel—all together, enabling the un
dersigned to give extra atteution to the comfort and
ounveniouco of visitors and invalids.
Tho medicinal qualities of tho water have boon fully
toated—aro fouud to bo fino, and invigorating—ao much
so, that the springs are in high favor with huudreds
who have tested them. They are situated at tho base of
the Chilhowoe Mountain, more than 2U0U feet above the
level of the Soa. The aalubrity of tho atmosphere, aud
the healthfuluess of the climate are proverbial—so
much so, that these Springs is a private resort in tho
Summer months, for our home folks, os well as for those
who find it ueooisary to flee from tho more sultry and
•iokly portions of the South. These Springs are situa
ted in tho County of Blount, 24 miles South of Knoxville,
and about olght miles 8outh of Maryville, a moral aud
quiet town. Persons from the South, cau roach those
springs by Stoarn to Loudon, on the Railroad, aud up
the River to LouDvillo on Boats, and thence by private
convoyanoo, only 14 miles. Or, from tho Athons Depot,
by Stages, only some 60 miles on a fine road. Or, if
thsy chooss, from Knoxville by stages, only 24 miles o
a good road. l w *y 20— lmj JAMES BELL.
%* Tho Macon (Ga.) Messenger, Savannah (Ga.
News, Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, and Charleston (S. C.
Courier, are requested to oopy each ono month. All
tlie Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate.
Notice Extraordinary!
Positively Selling off at Cost.
f | , IIE Subscriber*, tUsirousof chuTag ihair proa-
X «nt business, would invite the attention of tha oiti-
sens ot Savannah and ita vicinity to their large and
wall selected stook of Spring and Summer Dry Goods tl
PitIHE NEW YORK COST,
among which ars to be found some of the moat desira
ble stylos of goods, for this and the coming season, con
sisting in part of the following goods, vis :
Colored and Figured Bareges,
do. do. do. Silk Tissues.
Plain, Blaok and Colored Silk TUsncsand Barogos.
Swiss and Mull Muslins.
Jaconot and Catnbrio do.
do. do. Chock Swiss do.
Colored and Figured Organdies.
Black and Colored Lawns.
Canton Cloths for Traveling Dresses,
Printed and Plain Linens do. do.
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Muslins.
Ginghams and Barege Do Laines.
Black and Colored Cnamelion Bilks.
Platded and Brocaded do.
Colored Maroallne and Florence do.
LINEN GOODS, &c., Ac.
Wo have a largo and well selected stock of the cele
brated RICHARDSON’S, ORAY’S, DUNBAR, DICK
SON 4 Co.’i Shirting and Fronting Linens; Together
with a largeandslogantassortmentof Whito and Brown
Table Damask of all widtha, Dainaak Doylies, Cloth
and Colored Linen Table Covers, Birds Eye Diopor,
Linen Dowless. Huckaback Diaper, French Linen Tow
els and Doylisx, Linen l«awna and Linen Cambric, Ao.,
Ac., Ac., 4c., Io.
our AsaonmcNT
OF DOMESTIC GOODS
is complote and embrsoos every article kept in a first
class retail atore. PURCHASERS will do well to call
and see for themselves, as
Great Bargains
will be given, especially in
FANCY GOODS,
whioh will bo sold in many instances bolow cost.
This is no Humbug.
CALL and see, and be assured of the fact at
J. U. COilEN 4 CO.,
may 24 tf HO Urmighton-st.
:,JUNE If 1853.
IN8DRAHCE
Fire and Life lniuranee Agency.
Farmers’ Fire lasurnaRe Company
OF UTICA, N.Y. P 7
Capital, $300,000.
Granite Fire Insurance Company
OF UTICA, N. Y. ’
Capital, $l00,000.
Charter Oltk Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, (endorsed by IPs State) $230,000.
Alfred Gill, President. Jab.C. Wauclbt, 8eo’y.
Knickerbocker Fire Innumnce Co..
OF WATERFORD, N. Y.
Capital, $1 30,000.
Cuarlks Cramsii, President. F. D. Mot, 8eo’ry.
These Companies haviug a cash capital, safely in
vested in bond and mortgage, are prepared to effeot In
surance against damage by (Ire, on all kinde of property
‘~t reasonable terms.
Applications received by A. WILBUR,
ipi‘* *■" ‘ ■
WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.
F u leepcctablo Young Woman as Chamber
maid, who will also do the sewing of a family, or
w.
gly or in families, to
oity. ^1*1/ k>
work in a Brick Yard i
WM. WRIGHT.
WANTED,
E Y A GENTLEMAN huviug auroral leisure hours
during tho day, employment in whioh he may make
n useful. Address “L,” through the Post Office,
may 27 6
die Horse, of good siso.
ROBT. HABERSHAM 4 80N.
2Q
EXCHANGE WANTED.
TO GO DAY DRAFTS ou New York, wonted
by (jan 31) C. A. L. LAMAR.
Houses and Lands.
TO KENT.
a A small Briok House, with four Rooms, in _
lane. Bout low, by the month. Apply at this
office. 2 may 31
A Large anti Airy Hoorn,
S ELL FURNISHED, fronting tho streut, in
the most doairablo part of tho oity, can be had
genteel board, on application at once. For looali-
ty apply at thia offlco. 3 may 31
WANTED TO KENT.
} A comfortable Houso ia a convenient part of
] the city. Apply to
Lrnay ») WM. WRIGHT.
TO KENT
» For a term of years, the store and dwelling,
] corner of Bay and Montgomery ats. Apply to
Lmay 30 DAVID R. DILLON.
TO KENT.
| A 2>a story Wooden House
te* 0
on Margarot'St.—
WM. WRIGHT.
Valuable Lot For Sale.
a Poll SALE.—A valuable Lot o-u tjA
Uinlng 202). urea, aitu.iad in th. 4th -If-
District of tlio first Lection of Randolph,
(late Lee County,) and known as number l?d. in
plan of said District. Persons desirous of purchoa
will address (post Paid,) J. T. at tbisoffloe.
may 23 tf
FOR KENT.
1 MIE WHARF and lot ut nrcsoiit occupied by
the “Charleston Steam Racket Company.’’ Pos
session given on 1st November next. For terms Ao.
apply to K. M. Goodwin, or W. T. GOODWIN,
may 16 lmtf At the Custom House.
] street, iu a pleasant and central location. Ap-
boiomons, Esq., is well calculated for a wholesale Gro
cery, possession given on 1st October next. For Torms,
apply to (may U) COHENS 4 HERTZ.
M
Land for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale his,
PLANTATION IN 8CRIYEN COUNTY
1, abo
it is
containing near five hundred acres of land, about sixty
aores cleared and under good fence; on it is a very
comfortable dwelling-houae,a good store house, and all
necessary out-builuiugs, only two miles from tha forty-
five mile station on the C. R. It, directly on the publlo
road leading to Hudson Ferry, on the Savannah river.
The place is considered very healthy; lands produce
well, and a good location for a oouutry store, aud very
convenient to market. Any person wisblngto purchase
■ouh a place would do well to give me a oaliiinme
ly. On it ir one of the best peach orohards in the
try. My postoffioe is Ualuyoudale. ^ pREEM
Schiten Co., April 3, lfc'33.tf a;
apr 2
;ont for Savannah, 129 Congrcse-et.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity uud Trust Vompuny,
Charier Perpetual—Caih System.
CAPITAL 9930,000.
i company combines tho Mutual and Proprietary
system, and will insure tho lives of white porsons, also
negroes. Dr. Arnold, Medieal Examiner.
•' ly MIN18 4 FLOBANCE, Agents.
Buncron Ai Bryan,
GENERAI. AGEanTH AND BKOKBU8,
rou tiik roRcuasR and salb or
STOCKS, BUS US, S X V U A A' GU A HEAL ESTATE.
No. 117 Buy Hired, 8nvuuuah.
jan24 ly
Innurnuce Coinpauy.
W1IE tifiilersigiieil Agouts of the above Company,
1 will take risks against Fire on Buildings, Stock in
Trade, Ao., on the most favorablo terms.
BANCROFT 4 BRYAN,
jan24 ly No. 117 Ray-at., Savannah.
koyal Insurance company.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
CAriTXL,
2,000,000 of Pounds Sterling.
r I tills INSTITUTION haa oetablUhod au Ageucy
I in Savannah, and Firs Policies upon Produce a*4
Property will be issued by ANDREW LOW 4 CO.
Savannah, January 21.1863.
i nader $l(M cash; $100 t
a . v j-— J Purchased at auction and Ml set-
tled for bsfore the next regular sale, will be sold for ac
count and riakof the former purchaser.
Dry Utioaiat Auction.
ih. A ,a°? FRIpAt, Jtfie 8, at 11 o’olook,
oir«t as'anfiuf n M * Prondergaet 4 Co., will
offer at Auction the entire stook, comprising a
fui* vf Lrj Good., gti.
live—terms—all am nmiia*aim. .mm.,
months
paper.
Attignee.'t Sale nf Dry Hoods.
On MONDAY, June 0, at ll o'clock
Will i>e sold in Store No. Ub, North side or B’rouahton
street, tho entire Stock of Goods in said Store, compri
sing a very large and complete assortment or ranev
and Staple Dry Goods. Sold by order of the Assl.ne/
for the bcaefflof Creditors, Terms—$lduor loss, cash-
ever $100 to $3UU. tfu days; over $3U0 to $600. 4 months,
and over $300, six mouths eredit for approved eudorsed
paper.
Lot» No. 13 and 14 at Auction.
On TUESDAY. Jane 7, at 11 o’olook.
In front of Court House. Lot No. 15, ooruer Drayton and
GrinuoM street; Lot No. 14, oorner Drayton and La
mer street, 120 by £0 feet Terms eaah.
T/thlog. Darby Ward, situatod opposite
the 2 mile stone on the White Bluff' Hoad, and oontaina by
reoont survey 33 4-10 acres. Also, Farm Lot Noil Third
Tytiling, Anson Ward, containing 35 8-10 Aores, situa
ted in Chatham County about 3 miles south of Savau-
uuh, betwoon the Darien and White Bluff Roads, being
part of the Cottage Traot. Terms nt sale.
Rottndale Cement af Private Sale.
Now landing per aohr Cataract—100 bbls liydraulio
LONDON FUCENIX F1KE OFFICE.
riMlIS Company takes Firo Risks in this city,and
X insures Rents and Leases,
sep 2 ROBT. HABERSHAM 4 80N, Agents.
iKTNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
rpHE undersigued. Agents of the above Company,
I continue to take risks against Fire on Buildings,
Btooks,eto.,on the most favorable terms,
npr 14 COHENS 4 HERTZ.
Improved Ettcnce of Coffee.
^ lut ""AX* the manufaoturers in
Philadelphia, and will ooutinue to keep on hand for
IUV(« U.IILUIU, ounor uavoreu anu uoiorou,
8 erfeotiy elear, aud in every reepect superior to the
ueet Rio Coffee, and in use will pr.ro n nett saving 75
per ceut. over Cofioe prepared in the ordinary manner.
Try it and seo if it does not.
Apr , ..
steamboat or hotel.
Mfitnal Life Innurunce Company of New
York.
I SAAC ABM ATT, Secy. JOSEPH B. COLLINS,
Prea't. Dr. R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner.
Applications receiveu by
fob 14 ly W. P. HUNTER, Agent.
Houthern Mutual luaurance Company.
A SBUKY HULL, President mid Treasurer.—
Albon Cuxsk, Seo’ry. C. F. McKay, Aetunry.
The undersigned, Agent of the above Company, oon-
tlnuos to take the following risks, vis: Marine, liiar
and Fire; also on the lives of Servante.
Lives of White l'ersous are also taken by this Com
pany. No extra premium for residing in tho 8outh.
WILLIAM KING, Agent,
jnne 17 ly Oorner of Bay and Drayton ste.
r store for any of the
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
J UST RECEIVED BY the Subscribers
n large Invoice of this valuable paint in paokagos
o( from 26 to 4UU lbs. The price ia about one third of
White Lead, while for outaide work it la far preferable.
Selection of CctGflcnteB.
Nrw York Akbknal, 3d Got., 1851.
Boing advised by ouo of the first painters in tho oity
of Now York to uae tlie Bridgewater Paiut, in prefer
ence to any other, upon the Gtdnanoe building* in my
charge, on Governor's Island, I dii ao, and found ft
which are of briok, spoak for themselves, and 1 chuer-
fully give my testimony iu behalf of the virtues of the
Paint, deeming it superior to any now in use, na far ns
1 can judge from two months’ observation.
G. H. TALCOTT. Br. Lt. Col.
U. 8. Military Auadbxt, January 26th, 1832.
I have used the Bridgewater Paint upon some of the
buildings uudtr my supervision, nt Weat Point, and I
ohcorfully add my testimony to its durability and
cheapness.
In future I shall recommend it to my friends and uso
it myself. S. ALEXANDER.
Lt. Eng's. U. 8. A.
PLANTER'S CERTIFICATE.
New Ibehia, Attakapas, La , March 16th, 1832.
In July last I was induced to apply the Bridgowatcr
Mineral Paint to my sugar-honso, and in every respect
it haa exceeded my expectations, and the representations
mads by tho agents, Messrs, G. C. Bogert 4 Co. I
ch.orfufly add my testimony to the numerous ones em
braced in the Agents' oiroular, snd recommend the
•ame to plantera and others, na the beat fire and weather
protector I have ever known.
Where I have applied it, it haa boon exposed to the
.an since last July, aud has neither bli*tertd nor crack
ed, and has formed a solid melalic eurfuce, which has
proved entirely impervious. JOHN. F. MILLER.
The undersigned haviug used tho Bridgewater Paint,
n sufficient length of time to tests its virtues, without
hesitmtiou pronounce it the best article as yet known
for covering bricks, wood, tin. iron, 4o. It ia remarka
ble for its great body, durability, adhesiveness, elasti
city, and also for ita spark and cinder nroof qualities,
And as long as it gives us the same satisfaction as here
tofore, we will continue to use it and reoommeud it na n
moat superior paiut.
[SignedJ John Hodgkin, 150 Court-sL. Brooklyn.
'* W. L. Ram dolvu, Court 4 Douginss-at,, “
“ G.4P. Kikhman, 72Court-st., “
'* David Walxkr. 2 Harrison atreet, “
“ b. Guisson, 7 llicks st., “
•• Roht. McEwan, 8 liicka st, ••
•• Cnah. Hobbs, 828 Broadway, New York.
“ Titos. P. Nash, 152 Atlantfo at., Brooklyn.
•• Ubnvy PuiLirs, 228 Henry st., •*
“ C. F. UaUMAHOK, 276 llicks st, “
Painters.
Pamphlets oontadnlng full directions, will be furnish
ed.[may 20]A. A. SOLOMONS 4 CO.
Ginyhameand Udtye At Pi it ate Sale.
Just received per last steamer-2 oases Ginghams, 2
do Fronoh Head ildkft., for solo low.
Tenneeatxi Ihicun and Lard, at Private Sale.
13,000 lbs. New Bacon, assorted Hog round.
2,000 •• Fresh Leal Lard, just rooeived per R. R.
f<ua> Tw&aasscc. and for sals la lot; to gait ptirebMfve.
Corn and Date at I’nvute Sale.
300 bags Corn, and 360 do. Oats, for sale in lots to anit
purchasers.
Strawberry Sete at Private Sate.
8trawberry Setts of the following kinds-Alioe Mando,
Boston Pine, British Uueen, Ohio Redwood, Hudson
Crimson Cone, White Wood, Uovey's Seedling, Early
Scarlet They are all grr— - w —* J *-
good order. All orders left
above kinds will he promptly attended to.
Marshall Home Qmnibue and Ibamat Private Sale.
Comprising ono fine large Omnibus, six good Horses,
ind Harness complete.
Also—the fine pleasure schr. Ann, with new Sails,
Rigging, Ac., all iu complote order.
The above property will be sold on very accommoda
ting torms, the present owner beliig about to remove
from the city, has no further use for it
Prime White Corn at Private Sale.
Just reoelved per aohr. Luolnda from Elisabeth City.
2UUU bushels prime White Com.
Groceries, J’rtmelons, dbe.
PUILBRICK 4 BELL offer on accommodating tanas,
at private sale:
Liuuous.—60 bbls. N.
26 bbls. Monongahela W ..»•/, «. u «n*uu u >b, «
hair pipes Cognac Brandy. 10 casks “Small Still”
Scotch Whisky, 1 punehson Irish Whisky (McMahan’s),
6 eighth oaeke Finet, Castillion 4 Co. and Uennesey
Brandy, 200 dos. of flue Madeira, Bherry and Port
Wines, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whisky and Cherry Bran
dy all privuto stook.
Bacon.—20 casks Hidss, 10 oasks Hams, 1$ casks
Shoulders.
Hat.—300 bales Eastern and Northern.
Ccmkmt.—130 bbls. Rosendale Cement Co.
Floor.—100 bbls. Canal, 30 bbls. Richmond,
Crockbrt.— 26 orates assorted Common and Granite.
Glassware.—76 cases I'umblera, assorted, 10 oasos
Wines, 16 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Cans, 4o.
Ckackxub.—10 whole and 10 half bbls. Boston.
^ Chjakh.—60j000CommonGermsaCigars,20,000 Span-
Sualbs.—A large assortment of Fairbank’s Platform.
Also, a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Waro, Brass Clocks,
Fanoy Soaps, Fa cy Artlolns, 4o. 4o. jy 14
CITY XIOT£X. 9
Ilny-Htrvot, Hnvunnnh.
P. CONDON AND J. U. FOLEY, PROPRIETORS.
T N offering his ackiiuwledgemouta for the Very
X. liberal patronage extended to his house, Mr. P. Con
don (late sole proprietor) tnkos occasion to announce
that Mr. J. B. Foley (late of the Marshall House) has
become associated with him in the proprietorship and
management of the City Hotel. Mr. Foley will hereaf
ter devote hie experience aud iudnstry to promote the
comfort of their visitors : and bv the aid of increased
facilities and assistants, the Proprietors are enabled to
ueet tlio demands of their increasing patronage.
Transient and porinanfant boaders will find at their
establishment all the requirements of comfort and
convenience. Tho Hotel has recently been painted
throughout. Particular attention has been given
In the late alterations to the apartments appropri
ated to ladies and families, w hich, with other changes in
their arrangement, havo now a private entrance to the
dining-room, thus securing their occupants from any
intrusion from other portions of the building, and afford
ing them all the privacies of home. Persons visiting
Savannah will find the City Hotel all they oould desire
it, and no effort will be spared to make it so.
apr 6 cod tw ly
i'UUTCIlFIGLO UOUHJH,
(Formerly Griffin House.)
Cknuuaoogu, TennvMisoe*
a This well known HOTEL, situated within a few
steps of the Passenger Car landing of tho West
ern and Atlantic Railroad, iu now opon, under
the supervision of THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD.assisted
by Mr. J. W. F. Bryson and Lady. This House, while
under the contri’ of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a very
high reputation as a first olass Hotel. The presout Pro
prietor having secured the services of Col. Griffin's
Barkeeper, and having purchased his most excellent
Cook aud House Boy and having furnished the House
entirely now, hopes to retain its high roputatlon, and
merit public patrouage. Passengers can bo accommo
dated with au Omnibus to and from the Boats,
fob 18 [ly] THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, Prop.
UNITED STATES 1XOTEJL,
BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
mar 4 (Bui) J. W. SPEAK, Proprietor.
Boarding.
PWO OR THREE single Gentlemen can he ac-
X commodated with pleasant board at the corner of
ones and Abercorn streets. tf deo 22
EMPIRE HOTEL,
Otflethorpe, Ga.
1 3HE Subscriber, late of the Washington Hall,
Macon. Ga., having taken the above Hotel, and fur
nished it throughout with the boat of new furniture, and
having largo aud airy rooms, he hopoa to share a por
tion of publlo patronage by close attention to business,
having good stabling and every eonvenlenoe to make
tho guests of bia houso comfortable,
je 21 ly JESSE CAIN, Proprietor.
J O IIIV OLIVER,
Hoove, Sign, and Ship Painter, Gla
zier, Papor Hanger. Ac.
NO. 121, IIROUOUTON STREET.
S EGS to return hie thunks to tho clli/.ons of
Savannah, for past favors, aud to assure them
all work in his lino ontrustud to him,shall bo done
promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trust*
by an assiduous attention to business, the employment
of compeutent workman and the use of tlie boat materi
als, to iusure a continoanco of their favor*. He keeps
for sale mixed and dry paints, paint oil, turpentine
varnishes, window glass and putty; paint, marking,
wrhito wash and other brushes. may 16 6m
DRY GOODS AT GOST
And Nome Lees for Cash.
Many Fancy Articles Less.
I T la hardly »orth wliilo fuTHIi purchaatr to
know oar mottvoafor doing thia. holt
that tt vUlba auftoleot to knowth.l »a »UI do aawo
a.., —^Thafaotaaraaubiaittedthajudgmaatofboy-
ora. OUR PltlCkb aro oaa nod uaworm.
No aoooad prine. all who boy from will faro alike.
NO 0UK4T1N0 PET£H, to fator Paal . tbta U
am oar way, aala wall known In ttarananh; the
aur junus wUl barn ao advantage OTW then, who are
aoi—-—. No aaonay aajolaad to UU .hat yna gttrw
as lc frequently the ease with some, 1 to Me their
TRICKS, -T——, while nt the osmetitne nsrbaps prao-
tieing thefn 6a yoqrtelf. WATCH. YOU WILL
THEREFORE look and learn t*ft>r* you purchase.
tlornen of Savannah, ,md «U who visit the oity IN
WANT of goods, to call and examine oar Rook. After
whioh they can Juoor beet between what thoy havo
eeea and oare j thie oouite in beet and safest for ‘
purchaser toe wiseconof
. J* M* A
itlAN Y, Minotal and Porcelain Drawer
’ ‘"‘r.’w?CWWWJHJn MB Uryaa-it.
ROB T. ilABEFSUAM 4 SON.
TO KENT.
^ If REE Sleeping Rooms, No. 135 Congress-it.
_ Also, to hire, a Woman, a good nc’fi, house actf-
,tand cook. Enquire of [feb24J A. BON AUD.
IJ3DK MALE.—Lot BU feet on West Broud-at.,
r running back 120 feet, with n small Woodon Build-
ig on it. Apply to (fe 12) WM. WRIGHT.
a To Kent.
A Brick Tenement on West Broad street, w ith
eight upright rooms. For particulars apply to
John A. Gray, in tbe house or nt the ooruer of Jout*
and Abercorn streets. tf deo 18
SAVANNAH TO DABIEN.
A LINE of Four Horse Post Coaches leaves Su
sannah every
Monduy and Thuraduy, at 7 o’clock A. HI.
For Dsrieu, via Bryan Old Court-House, Ricoboro' and
South Newport, arriving in Darien at 6 o'clock P. M.
licturuiuK on TucHdnyn and Fridays.
Arriving in Savannah at 5 o’olook P. M., and oouuectmg
with tbe boats for the North, and the cara for the Wost.
Aii“ Office in 8avanuab, at Sawyer, Hollister 4 Co.'s
Stable*, oornor of State aud WhlUkersta. Office in
Darien, at Ailing 4 Robertson,
jan 13 ly II. L. HART, Proprietor.
MOKE NEW GOOD8 ATiIEloDEN’8.
Ifffi JUtiT recoivod per atoamor, every variety
MG of SUMMER HATS, consLting of Panamas, Pe-
••’^dalo’s, laeghorns, China aud Canton Straws, and
full trimmod Whito Bcavor*, weighing only 3^ os.—
Also, a vory flue Double lirim Florence Leghorn, some
thing light and nice for City Trade, together with a
Large Lot of Csunda Straw* and Palm Leaf, for Plan
ters use. Canada Straws nt $1,76 por dosen, and
Palm Leaf from $1,25 to $2,30 per dos. AU to bu had
at tho aevr Hat Store, corner of Broughton and Barnard
streets. [may 7—tf] BELDEN 4 CO.
NSW WINE ANU LIQUOR 8T0RE.
No. G Will inker Street.
a THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announ
ces to the citiiens of Savannah, and of the in-
tarior of thia State, that he haa now oponod
aud will keep continually in store, a large
assortment of the best qualities of tno various kinds of
Wiucii uud Liquors,
both foroign and domestic, invoioed from the best
sources, and to his stock of which, at preseut on hand,
he invites attention. Having had extensive experience
in France as a inanufa.turor, and in Americas* impor
ter and dealer, bis acquaintance with the trade enablea
him to offor assurance that the articles whioh are enu
merated below ore each genuine.
id below ore each genuine.
Article* of Direct Importation.
French Brsndlos of various brands; Holland Gin[
Sootch, Irish and Monongahola Whisky; Old Batavia
Arrack; Jamaica and st. Croix Rum.
Wine*.
Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hook, Clar
et, Sauterne and Burgundy Wines.
Cordials*
In Coses, Curoooo, Maraschino, Batalio, Blavaits,
Kirsohenwnssor, Absinth, 4c., 4o*
Ale and Porter.
London Brown 8tout and Edinburgh Ale.
Also Agent for Domeitio Liquors.
sag 6 ly R. MAYER.
Patent Wire Railing.
G ILBERT BUTLER i» prepared to exhibit Pat
terns and execute all orders for Fence* made of the
CoMrosiTK Railing, of the AtJautio Railing Works of
New York. Sin may 27
Best Soap in tbe world.
E XCELSIOR Family donp, attained the prize
Medal at the World'* Fair, can be had onJef-
lur.on-aL, opposite Messrs. Wood 4 Co’s, Shoe Store
by tbe box or bar, uisnufscturadby Msurs. Plant Broth
ers. 287 Rivington-st., Now York.
may 27 ^0 L. R. BUTLER, Agt.
Lost or mislaid.
A NOTE OF HAND for Six Hundred Dollars—
drawn by Joseph Hines 4 Co., of Savannah, favor
vi John D. Gray 4 Co., bearing date May, I860, and
made payable 24th May, 1838. All pereona use hereby
warned against trading for said Mia, as payment has
been stopped. (m 27-6*) JOHN I). GRAY 4 CO.
MMT OU XTUUIN, '
pROM tbe ateatnor Jasper, ou hor irip from the
marked with tho Utters “F.and A.“ Oh _
the name of M Mrs. Roberts” on ono end. This Trank
is eupposod to have boon token through mistake to tome
of tbe Public lionets, or to tho Railroad Depot. Any
information of the came, will ho thouhfhliy rooeived
and rewarded, by applying at thie often. 6 may 28
MM*. ',
luaradttd
ra, draw* by Blit!
fwjrH
may 28 6
VJ O.M«A,AiSs£i4^-150tili!a.fl. O. Mofoj
. aea, nov. Undloa from bli( Baaaa ViaU, ud fai
able va tha wharf by
may a , » WM. )W. CUmSABD.
'Pile Olscovery of l>old
I N Toxae is not more iiuporiaut to tho people nf
8avann*h,tuan to know that we aro selling off
entire Stock of Dry Goods
At and Below Cost
in many iuitsnoes ; enabling all to supply themselves
with housekeeping and Dress Goods, at
Prices Unprecedented Low,
and with Goods warranted as repretentod. The stock
is entirely now and rreab, and its extent will be seen by
calling, wbon tbe inducements offered in
Prices, Quality aud Variety,
will induce all to purohase.
The stock of .MUSLINS, TISSUES, B.aREGES,
Ginghams. Calicoes, Linens, Damasks, Diapers and
Gooas for Gent's Wear, Ao.,
CANNOT BE 8UKPAS8KD.
Call early undj.-dye tor yourselves, aa
Tills is no Humbug,
At J. U. COHEN 4 CO.'S,
140 Broughtou-aL, no.-t to I. W. Morrell 4 Co.'s.,
may 3U Furniture Depot.
Savanntftlt medical College.
SESSION 1863- 34.
3 HUE COURSE OF LECTURES IN TIII8
I Institution will commence on the First Monday in
IJTa
W. G. BULLOCH, M*D., Prof. Principles and Prac
tice of 8urgory.
P. M. KOI.LOCK, M. D.. Prof. Obitetriemnd Diseases
of Women and Children.
C. W. WEST. M. D., Prof. Medical Chemistry.
E. ii. MARTIN, M. D-, Prof. Physiology.
U. L. BYRD, M. D., Prof.JU*tori* Medica and Thera
peutics.
J. B. READ, M. D., Prof. Pathological Anatomy and
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
FEE8.—For the full courso, $103 ; Matriculation
Ticket, $3; Demonstrator ot Anatomy, $16; Gradua
tion, $30. Requisites for Graduation, the same as in
other Medical Colleges. C. W. WEST, M. D.,
apr 22 tlN Dean of the Faculty.
jfAT The following newspapers will please cony tbe
above Mil 1st November, and send bills to this Office ;—
South Carolinian, Colombia, (tri-weekly)
Courier, Charleston, “
Constitutionalist, Augusta, Geo., (weekly)
Recorder, Milledgerille,
Patriot, Albany, Geo., “
Florithan, Tallahassee, Fla., “
Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala., “
Advocate, Huntsville, Ala., “
Gazette. Chattanooga, Ala., “
Retce, Jacksonville. Fla.,
Savannah Agency,
FOR THE SALE OF
WILLIAM BOQOS 8c CO.'S
Celebrated Britndn af
TOBACCO. 8BGAR8 AND SNUFF.
1 > 1! E SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an
nounce to the Merchants and dealers in the above
named articles, In the eity of Savannah, and Die interior
towus throughout the State, that he nae accepted the
Agency for the State of Goorgia, of the ex tonal ve and
old established House of Win. Boggs aud Company, No.
240 Washington-street, New Yorx. All articles pur
chased from, or ordered through tho subscriber, war
ranted best qualities and lowest rstrj.
mar 30 3m R. MAYHR, 6 Whitaher-at.
COPARTNERSHIP.
riMIE UNDERSIGNED luve tbU Jrv formed n
X Copartnership for the transaction of a general
Shipping and Commission business under tbe firm of
Scranton 4 Tollman, office No. 16 Ooeutoi's Slip. New
York. W. B. SCRANTON,
May 16th, 1833. 11. U. TALLMAN.
REFKRKKCKO.
Messrs. Sherman 4 Collins; 1
“ Esra, Whoelor 4 Co.; f
“ Cogswell. Crane 4 Co.; {
•• U. 4 D. Pomeroy; J
'alines; )
instonACo.; V
*o. )
may 17
New York.
Rowland 4 Co.
1 \ISSULUT10N.—The Copartnorship of
| / Scranton, Johnston 4 Co,, ii thin day dissolved by
the withdrawal of Wm. B. Scranton.
D. T. SCRANTON,
JOS. JOHNSTON.
W. B. SCRANTON.
Sxvnnxpb. May % 16|h, 1833.
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE Undersigned having associated with them
Mr. Henry H. Scranton, will continue the Urooery
Business under the firm of 8emnton. Johnston4 oo.
D. T. SCRANTON.
J08. JOHNSTON.
Savannah, May 16th, 1838. may 17 tf
ABSltlNEE’S NOTICK
auy 20
MBSSLLA»-At
n
Aulga.a.
bulaa.le and retail at
OELDKN k OO’g.
io., landlau and for
| BBLS. Butter Crneknru. 5 do. Sugar «lo., 90
lc# bones Soda dfL, landlau and for sale by
r CLAOHORN 4 CUHNDfOBAM.
AB1I>».—K.'w .04 tM.klir.1 patIKM Spirit
> ^%RSUiatt»&sts
UK lUSt
reci
BACON—Sides, Shoulder* and Han*
CIGARS—6U0U Regalia—cheap
TOBACCO—6 bales Leaf TobaeCL
WHISKY-10 bbls old Monongnbeln—v*rr eheleo
SAFE—t B.r., ||
UIHNDEIN’S EXPI
s^asrisssassaiSi
. 0 /iV C fV" D u°“ n_1 ®- S.»-.."f*a...n,
A. Ells 4 Son, Msooni Geo. 2L cisvton flsl»9mtin ■
E. C. HnbbeiiC Oolambus; 74 BnSSwSv n!. vK.*
43 and 46 Bouth-thlrd-street, Phlladelpti^ 5 OniurLL
atreat, Boattai Eiohaata-nreet, PnaMluaai MaltZ
gomsir-itreet, San Franelsoo. „
fsb h U VING8TON. WINCHESTER, 4 CO
HKMIBOLOT Ot EIPLBfir
Bill Hanger, and Manufacturer, of Fire
Proof Safe,, Iron Railing., loch,,
HAVING bonglitout
thq toola and flxtores
tbotr a*rTloaa la lb,
olttaeaa of Bb.aaaabu
aa4anjm|ian4 totll
_ ia tha ib.Tr'uialal
— Bryan-atretta.
IMOHE fflAnVFACTtTilB,
AMERICAN SOAP COMPANY!!
H AVING purchnsod the right to rannufbeluv* the
following kinda of Soap, the undersigned it now
prepared to do so at tbe shortest notice, vis:
American Cream Soap in bars.
" Laundry in mass.
“ Toilst (SanlUvs) in small bars.
“ bhaving Soap in enkss.
M N Cream la pots.
.ii .. CT t?. M ? prepormtiew^^i^^—
All ot whioh we warrant to give perfect satisfaction
and to be ti e best labor, time and olothea saving Soap
ever manufactured. A call and a trial is all we Mk.
W. K. MONO IN,
No. 170 Bronghton-st, Savannah, Go.
_ CGWLE88 4 CO. 10 Benkman-st., N. York,
may 23 ly
16 7
I.OT OF 1
1.a hoe Lot of This cnoicK
M. J. SOLOMONS.
M P11ENDEHOA8T&. CtTbav. tbla d»y to-
. ceivod per steamship State of Oeergia.it very
lent assortment of new, fashionable and cheap
Goods, comprising
White and colored Froneh Linen Drills.
A great variety for Gentlemen’s and Boys’ Summer
wear.
Bareges, Chameleon. Figured and printed Groan-
dines, black and ooloreu.
Blaok Gro DeKhine Bilks.
Ladles’ Needle work ooilars.
Jaconet and Organdy Muslins.
7-8, 4 4 and 5^ French, English and American
Prints, partieulaxJy desirable styles.
A beautiful assortment of Cambrlo and Swiss edg
ings and inserting*.
They will be reeoiving farther snppliet by the
steamer daring the month.
No. 178 Broughton street,
msy 16 opposite «t, Andrew* Hall,
LOTTERIES,
Bay Lane, near Bull-Hireet.
GREGORY 4 MAURY. Mansi
HAWN NUMBBUB—Of Greene R Pulaski
cry. Class E:
2 65 10 80 64 87 31 66 81 3 47 23 46 18
CLASS no. 63 for 1833.
Will be drawn ii pnblio, at the Exchange Long Room
This Afternoon, June 1, at 5 o’olook.
76 Number Lottery—12 Drawn Ballots. '
Tickets only f l—shares in proportion.
Tickets and Bhares, either singly or by the package
for sale by E. WITHIN GTUN,
Vender for Gregory 4 Maury,
june 1 Bay Lane, near Bull-street.
(i>BORGIA 8TATB LOTTERY.
For Ike benefit of the Independent *ire Co. at Augueta.
A. D. ELLIS 4 CO., Managers,
(Successors to F. C. Barber 4 Co.)
olass 14,
To be drawn thia day in Savannah at 5 P M.
14 drawn ballots in oach package of 26 tiokets.
SCHEME:
$4,000 aud $083.
And more than $50,000 in Smaller Prizes!
Tick eta only $1—Shores in proportion.
Tiokets and Shares for aale, and Prises cashed on de
mand, by GEO. 8. ORAY, No. 6 Owens’s Building,
june 1 Opposite Pulaski Moose.
Georgia Stale Lottery,
A. D. ELLI8 4 CO., Managers.
To be drawn in Savannah This Afternoon, at 6 o’clock.
14 drawn ballots in each pack of 26 tiokets.
CLASS 14,
EXCELLENT SCHEME.
4,00C, 083, 300, 230
4c.
4o.
15 drawn ballots in each package of 23 tickets.
20.000 dollar-—7,927—4,000.
40. 4o. 4o.
Tickets $6-iialvea $2 50-Quartor* $1 25.
Tickets, either aingly or by the package, for sale at
163 Bay street, in connexion with the Express Office,
near City Hotel, by
joncl CHARLES B. PATTERSON.
UKEENE AND FULA8K1 lUtlMUlUENl
LOTTERY OFFICE,
Office No. 0 Whitaker-Street, hay Lone.
GREGORY 4 MAURY. Managers.
HAWN NUitlHKKB—Ol Ureoue A Pulaski
Lottery, Class E:
32 06 10 30 04 67 61 63 31 5 47 23 46 18
class 63.
WUl be drawn in Savannah in publlo This Afternoon
June 1, at 6 o’clock.
76 Number Lottery—12 Drawn Ballets.
D
CAPITAL:
4,500 DOLLARS!
4o. 4c. 4c.
Tiokets $1—shares in proportion
JAMES GOWEN,
Proclamation*
COMMONWEALTH OF 8AVANNAH.
pO all whom theca presents shall eome, greeting:
|_ Know ye, that we, the proprietors of the “ Blue
tore,” have a large stook of goods on hand and contem
plating a change in our business on or before tho 1st
day of September next ve therefore will offer for aale
from this day, our entire stock, nt prims Nertborn
COST. Our stook is lnr»o, new and fresh, and has
been selooted with care from th* beat Philadelphia, N.
York and Boston Houses, and oonsi.ta in part of
DRY doom*
1000 pieces of Print* all prices, ttJU pisoos of Printed
Lawns, Jaeonets, 8wiss Mull. Cambrles and Cross Bsr
Muslin, Ginghams, Sane* 1>* Lolas, vary aheap Silk
Publius, Umbrella*. Silk and CottottParasola, 8,10 and
12* Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings and khirting*.
100 doaen assorted Hoc* and half Hess, 100 dosen as
sorted Glove*, 14 do. do. Alexander's bast Kid. at 38 oto.
par pair. Silk and Cotton Udkfs, Linen Drills, Gant-
kroons, Cotton Pants. Staffs. 4c.
CLOTHINO.
A ltr ( . ud *,U aalMMd .trek t» 10O
doian UKirud IJu.it tt. Slilrt.Mdudn Shim, tore.-
"iluMMkof B00U ud Store,!* «UnI/ frrek ud
1IATS.
Panama, Leghorn,
doable Oaaada Straw,
lW.M
to mention.
W* say to on# and all.
dad the* it Iff -
usncolL
UeuiovaJ.
TT AVING been burned out in Jefferson streof, tho
IX Subscriber has renffiyed his Bakery to No. M
York Street, where be will continue to oanry on tho
Baking business. Us will bak* and keep on hand.
Wheat, Rye and Graham Brand and Cakes, whioh ho
will deliver in any put a? th* eity. GrateffBl tor for
mer patronage, be solicits a continuance cf It,
•Pr8 tf V. MIRA.
Factorage and Comml-tosT
BU8INKH8.
r WILL *■ .mo tho r.itmre* and Coretolreton
L Bo^ure on mjr own ucoum. 0*re on Ih]rreL,
hot of Montgomery Blreot.
P»qy0 tf J. F. PELOT.
CAJUIIEl
AT REDUCED PRICES)
*10,00 per 100 lbn.-SS Ik. Boxen 13.78
\T O charge for boxing or deliveriug at the Rail-
lY road or steamboats. Warranted to keep in any
climate. T. C. RICE,
jy 1 ly. 8. W. oorner Brooghton and WIUtaker-*t.
J \18riOLUTiON*—Tbo co partneisblp bore-
/ tofore existing under the noma and stole of
nohley, Loekott A Co., is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent. Tbe name of tbe (inneon be need by either
party in liquidation of any debts doe them.
Savannah, Muy 24,1808. E. F. JUNCHLEY.
E. LOCKETT,
A. THOMAS.
J TOT1CE.—The undersigned will continue tho
3| business at the Old Stand, under tbe name of
luohloy 4 Thomas. E. F. KINCULEY.
may 23 tf A. THOMAS.
Tor Sale, "1$ ' r
2 non UOLLAKS worth of Stock fo the
mXjKJXJ steamboat Planter, on nooommodiMlag
teruu, if applied for soou. For information refer to
■UPM-,.N.,«w liliesfL.
N OTICE.—The undersigned iwapocifully re
quests the subscribers to his Doth lionse, to return
tno ticket* thoy now have,in order to obtain now ones:
a number of tho old tiokoto haviug been mislaid or sto
len from him. After this date none of the old issue of
tickets will be rodoemed. J. M. HAYWOOD,
N. U.—Pniox or Bathino.—Single Iiathfio cents; 3
tf may 81
tickets for $1.
New Goods.
I . DASHES,
No. 14H Conurenn-nc.
W OULD invito tho atteution of Ladlet’.to hi*
choice selection of Borages. Chaily’a, Muslins
uamoric*. Colored and Plaid do.. Ginghams. Ribbons.
Hose and half do., Linen Cambrlo Bdkfo., Under^
sleeves, Collars, Gloves, netdc.,Miu, Laces. Edgings,
Inserting*, Grass Skirts, Corded do., and a great varie-
ty of fancy ortiolea.tf- apt 0
O. Brown’s Cheap Cash Store t
THK Subscriber would invite Urn nttomion of nil
persone desirous of purchasing rich and elegant good*
at low prices to his new atore. ’
Printed and Striped Silks, Printed Satin, Plaid Ba
reges. Block and nolld Colored Bareges, Printed Or
gandies uud Jscousts, Plain Blaok end Figured bilks
and Satins, Ginghams, French and Amerieaa Prints
A complote stock of Ladies’, Men’s, Misses’ and Boys*
English and German Hosiery, Lace and Pointed Col
lars, Fine Embroidered Udkfs., do. Under Sleeves, 4a.
Ibavoalsoa full assortment of the best makes of
Irish Liuens, Shirtings, Drills, Osaabqrgs, Bobblnet.
Netting, Whitt Jaoonet*. Swiss and Book Muslins,
Chucked aud Striped Muslins, White Cotton 2>iHgem
Cottonodcs aud Fluid Udkfs. for servants. These and
many other ot) les of goods, will he offered nt extremely
low iiriocs. . ^
The residents of Savannah, and those from the inte
rior. ore respectfully invited to call and examine tha
goods and prioes, and judge for themselves at the eor-
ner of Barnard and Bronghton-stt. tf may io
Uuuuerrean Gallery.
3 1HE Subscriber haa token tha Rooms former
occupied by Mr. Prentice, oorner JR. Julian stre
d Market square, where he will be happy to see ti
former patrons of tue Establishment, and aa maay ns
ones as will favor him with a call.
JiarAlll pioturcs put up in the best stjU of the a-rt^g
9100 Reward
W ILL bo paid by the u nderslgnod to nnv per
son who can famish proof to oonvlet any white
Man ot the crime of purchasing Cora, Cotton or any
other description of Merchandise of au^ of tn^Ne^rooa,
ADMINISTRATRIX’* SALItT
K ill be sold on tbe first Tuesday |q July next,
at the Court House, in tho oity of Sxvanu&h, ■
*m county, between the hours of 10 and 4 o’elook, '
agreeable to an order of the Uonombla tbe Cfuavt of Or
dinary of said coauty : Ten or twelve Slaves, ooi '
■
tmos M.
ry <1 _ ,
/ iu»n. woraen .od oblldren. tdpthw ,1th th. Ut.
rvald.noe, relUd rtwre.t Bettret, ot J.mre M. Bure,
deceased, of four hundred and forty-four auras of land
more or less, in Chatham county, r c — * * - *• *
from tho eity, with tho imp] L
iugof aoouifo-*'’ ~
buildings for a
propo-ty of tho estate of the saM James 1
the benofit of his holrs. Terms on tbedny
may 2 ANN B. BATES, XSi
AUJllNtMTKATOJMt NOT
A LL persons having d<
Jr.L Of Dr. James L. Pope,
deceased, are hereby desire _ ..
attested; and all persons indsbi
aro requested to make prompt t-a
JNO. RICHARDSON, Administrator.
Binffton, So. Ca., May 16, 1862. 8w Buy 17
100!
reived In .tore, fiirrel^b,^
tn.y lt li wmlamrenV
Carriage for Hals,
A llrhl ouo dor.. Curiw '
liuuiuordw b/fireir.r k So., B.wyreL,
uied bat Uttlt. It u. b« tren At th* Crerl^.