Georgia Historic Newspapers

    SAVANNAH P. HOI
y;,Illng Comiflltt.. tor M.Jfcnd Jon*: N. Kuopp
„J 1.1. Kelly. AppIlMlloniftr.dmiMtnn thould bo
to lb* Vllllloj Ooromitto*. la oU*»of M**r**l-
U7 m*mbor of Uio Bond ot Muiftn nay grut
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Dr. I* Fielding.
a Offlofl and residence oorner of Barunrd end
perry streets, Orleaos-equnro. Office hour
, mB »m lfto'olook, A.M. tf mnrii
DENTISTRY.
pr* KOTALL and JOHNSON,
Surgical aud Mechanical Demists,
^ Offioe ever Zogbauin's Mn«ic Store, JOr-
HyktlMfi.iy nc
W* seldom reoomincnd a manufactured
J|08» uicJioiuo, believing that, in moat cases, na
ture iieraolf perfects a cure more rapidly and offectual-
jj than can be aeooinpliahod by the vegetables and
mineral* ot medical eolenoe. Hot in tha matter of dys
pepsia, there aro obronio features about it, whiob, voiy
often, defy all the effort* of nature to create a hoalthy
grtioa of the digestive organs, and it not unfrequently
b«pi>fna that thousands sutler far years, diseased both
n body and in mind, from indigestion and iu kindred
ilia To such lioofiaud's German bitters prepared by
Dr.C.bi. Jackson, are truly a most valtublo prepara
tion. It is a tonic medicine, giving a healthy action
the stomach, and will be iound highly serviceable
oil iiuvbi, but especially dating the spring. Dyspep
sia can ouly be oured by a patient perseverauoe in
conrso of treatment; and to all theee goffering under
this sad malady wo would recommend an application
tbs depot of 11 oeHand's Gorman bitter*, 120 Arch
street, Philadelphia.—Philadelphia Inquirer.
‘ may 16
1m
A Warranted Remedy.
rUNTKHd, EARMEHS, FAMILIES, SEA-
UAPTAIN3, AND O'i'HEHN.
CAN rUKCllASK NO KCMKdr KqUAL TO
DU. TUJllArt» ViitGii'lAN LlMldlENT.
tor uyeeutery, Velio, Croup, Coughs, Hhouiuatlsm,
quinsy bore Throat, Tootuaone, Headache,
doa-eiekuess, Cats, burns, Swellings.
Old Cores, Mosquito bites, ln-
gsettlings, I'aius in the
Luabi, Ao.
If it doss not give relief, reoolleot your mocey will be
rofunded. All that Is asked is a fair trial of it accord
ing to the directions. This artiolo is an English reme
dy, and was used Ly
William (he Pound, late king of England,
snaeertifiod to by himas a euro for Rheumatism, where
«verytuiug else he had tried, tailed. Over id.UOu.WU
Lotties have been sold in the United States without a
single failure, and many families have stated that if it
wm *IU per bottle they would not be without it, in caeo
oi muue, as Rians certain t? cure n« it i* awaited. 'i'he
uiMt severe Oouuu is eared in a tew days. It euros
looruACun iu 3 imuutes—ukaoaous iu >g an hour and
cuolsra, whuu hrst taken, in a few hours.
MtT 1'rioe and do cents. *fea
bit. TOJdi AS has also put up a ilOUSi. lINIMENT
in pint bottles, jrhioh is warranted cheaper aud better
tor Coiie, Gails, Cats, 6we/lings, bruises,
wear, bat Considers that warranting it sufficient, as any
oue who does not obtain relief id get nailed on to pay fee
run nud storekeepers throughout Georgia.
*#“ Dr. Tobias office, 24b Groeuwieu atree*, n.s,
j.U. OAUTEU, Urougnwn street, opposite tit. An
drews Hall, will supply the oouutry merchants at the
proprietor's lowest prices. mar Id
Medicine* which t never fait to give eatiefac-
uun t and are used oy many phyuctant
tn their practice.
Dr, J. 8. Hone’ll Nervous anil Invigor
ating Cordial.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical tiolenee I—Tor all
Nervous Conditions of the tiystem !—Heart
Diseases aud /Nervous Complaints.
ap-^g^Tht astounding aud happy effect of Dr.
llose’a Nervous Cordial, fen Diseases of the
Heart, Palpitation, Numbness, Neuralgia, Nervous
Tremor of the Muscles, Heartburn, Flatufenoo, Pain in
the Pace, Wakefulness, Restlessness, or for the Mind or
tiedy worn down by oaro, labor, or study, has lnduoed
many physicians to use it in thoir praoiicu. Tor a weak
constitution, it is a fraud restorer: it completely re
moves from the system all nervous irritations, and is
aiuiMt uiiraoalous in its rapid and nappy effect. The
weak aud the nervous are frequently reetorod to per-
.cvt health before usiug one bottle. Price fifty cent*.
Da, J, 8, Hose’s Great Tain Carer— the
Weeuder el the Age
if or with any palaf It yo
Uurer. It cures Toothache,
harache, titiif Neok or Tains in the Face, iu a few
miuutes. It oures quiokiy Pain in the titoiuooli or
bowels. Cures OhUolalns, Corns, and any Irritation
ou tu« feet. It nets Uhe aeuarm for Tains in the tilde.
Tux best Couuu tiruur in run Would.—Dr. Rose’s
celebrated Cough tiyrup gives immediate relief to the
' t Cougos, whether uuusuwpiive or prooeediug from
d. It allays an** ‘—“•*“ —* *—
ho system again
at 30 eoute aud $1.
1 bau Conus.—If you are
. „ dvo medieiuo. ll'yuuhavu
U, you shoold remove it from the system. If
Auti bilious or Railroad Pills, aud you will soou bo
relieved from ail badfooling*. In boxes 12>. aud 2dcu.
Phoso PiUs are cailod KAiLltOAU FILLS, because
WI G1.1AM W. LINCOLN.
At all the respectable Drug titores iu tiavauuah, aud
HH'- ^ nar 14
throughout the titate.
iy
11 KlJU 19 WAiVA'KD.
In 1833 and *36 a large number of Utor-
•vA glaus went over to the Republic of Tease to
u»*lsc the Xoaauo to gain their Independence. Many oi
those wore massacred with- Tannin, and others fell
whife fighting under Cols. Travis, Ward, Grant, and
Jouuson. The Republic of Toast granted to tho heirs
pf these brave muu a large quautity of laud, very few
of whom have eoino forward to olsiin their right. The
dosoeudaute of those who participated in the revolu
tionary struggle of Teats san procure theso lands, on
application to the undersigned, who possesses ail uecos-
s*ry information on the suhjeot.
marti Cm 8. Y. LEVY, Savannah.
Liberal advances made upou empiueuw
of Cotton to my friends in Liverpool anu
New kork. (3m) _ C. A. L. LAMAR.
DENTISTRY.
DR. M. C. II £ A L D
Terferms all operations pertaining to Natural or Artifi
cial Teeth, iu the best style. Ollico first corner west ol
the Marshall House. ly jan 17
' RHNTioTHk.
DR.Q., 5; BARNES,
tiorgioal and Mechanical Dentist.
Offioe corner ef Congress and Whitsker-sU., over Mr.
•prendergast aDry Goods Btore. ly ap!7
TAmJUTT'S KUUKiliN KXUliANGK
ANO .
BAIIGHATION AGENCY,
yrPersons wishitfij; to send for their friends,
Vsjk T and desirous of bringing them out by ttrat
ulass packet ships, are informed that the subscribers are
the only agents for tho above Agenoy in this city.
They are also authorised to draw on Messrs. Win.
Tupscott h Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and up
wards, which drafts are negotiable in any town through
out Ireland and Orest Britain.
Drarta ou Tranoe and Germany, payablo in all parts
of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to
deo 24 ly BUNKER * OGDEN, 81) Bay-ft.
SULLIVAN has removed his Office
•vi to Congress-street, between Drayton and
Privute Hospital.
DOCTOH8 wiiiUAIAN « GANAUL.
fc'AUM-BTUEKr, WkSX END OF TUB l’LAN It ROAD.
.jf DNS. WILDMAN k GANAUL having
•OHi oompleted tho arrangements for a Private
Hospital, and fitted up the same with all the.appliances
of hygieue. good nursing, and modloal aud surgical at-
teudanee, now offer the benefits of the institution to the
Public.
The toms of admission aro |l per day. Thiswiilse-
cure constant and effiolent modloal attendance, medi
al nee, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be required
in advanoe : whioh will net be subject to reclamation.—
Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on rea
sonable terms.
That the institution may partake as much as possible
of the benovolent public character whioh the origlua*
tor* lnteuded, they ha,v ) solicited tho fallowing gentle-
wen to act ag a board df visitors, who wUl at ail aud
sny time inspect the pvsmises, and whose names arc
guarantees to the publ* * of Us effleient management:
i John W. Anderson,
STATES MAIL STEAMSHIf
lHADKIi.
Willinnt Kolllos, Commander, be-
tweoa havanuah, Key West and Ha-
.•wmwtlcg with the Paclflo
■i Mail titeainahlp Company's Line for
AMfaspfandid sea steamship will hereafter
SSi West and Havana on the lftib
and doth of each mouth, and from Havana far Savan
nah on the 8th and 22d of each month.
llieltiABKLwiU connect at Havana with tha United
„ 11 Steamshlu Company’s Line to Aspinwall
and the Padfio Mail Lin* from Panama to Callfbrnla
and Oregon.
Passengers will be landed at the Railroad Wharf free,
transit at the Isthmus at the passenger's expense.
The ISABEL will also eonneot at Havana with the
United 8tates Mail Steam Company's Liue to New
Orleans.
Tickets for Key Wost and Havana can he had of
COHENS k HERTZ, Agents at Savannah.
Tiokotafar Now Orleans, Aspluwall sad tian Tran-
cisoo can be had by applying to
MOHUECA1 * CO., Charleston, 8. C.
NEW YORK &SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE
Weekly.
The new and splendid steamships
TLORIDA,Capt. Woodhull, and ALA
BAMA, Cnpt. Ludlow, belonging to
i the New York and tiavauuah Steam
w a a, Navigation Company, will leave Sa
vannah and New York every Saturday.
These ships arc of 1.3U0 tons register, and unsurpass
ed in tafoty, speed and eomfert.
These steamers, leaving Savannah at the same time
Shat the Marion and Southerner leave Charleston, ar
rive in New Yot'k as soon as or before them.
jarCabin passage $23, payable before going on board.
Agents: PADKLFORD, PAY A Co, Savannah.
. BAMUEL L. MITCHELL.
J7 M 184 Front-street, New York.
Joseph t». Fay,
A. A. timou,
John W. Rabun,
I Bolomon Cohen,
Gharlea Groeu,
John Boston, B
• ' ' ^ Montgomery Camming.
■ Ar «"*em.ot. U»Y« mlto tK»u uuds for the sooommo-
of*negroes. p. U, WILDMAN. M. D.,
Corner Abcroorn and South Broad-sL
OlUA OANA1U, U. D..
Jmi IImUiMmii. tuUI IUumI.
U. M. ill AIL LINA.
THROUGH IN M) TO 55 HOURS.
NeW’lork S Chariest on Steam-Packets.
Leave Adger’s wharves every Saturday
A/Usrnoou and each alternate H’wi/tcs-
duu. On Saturday the new and epleu-
Steauuhipa
JAB.AUGER....... capt. J. Dickinson 1,800 Tods.
MARION Capt. M. Berry 1,'JUU Tons.
The 8UUTUEHNER, W. Footer commauder, will
cave each alternate Wednesday—having been newly
coppered and guards raised, is now iu oomplete order.
4g#* For Freight or Passage, having eletant Htata
Room accommodations, apply at the offioe of
FOIL 1*111 liADKLiPIll A.
Philadelphia and Savannah Steam Naviga
tion Company.
Tho new and splendid side-wheel
steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, of
1.200 tons register, Capt. Walter Col
lins, has oommencod her regular trips,
and will leave Savannah on Wednes
day, the 8th 8ept., and every altoruate Wodnesda-
thereafter: say on tuo 22d Sept., aud 6th and 20th Oct/
and 3d and 17th Nov., and so on.
This ship has besn built with entiro rogard to safety,
somfert and P'-patph, aud offers new and admirable fa-
ollities to business and travel. For freight or passage,
apply fa iLL. LAMAR, Agont injjavauuah.
j an 21 HERON A MABllZa,
i Philadelphia.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
DAVAnnau, uiu may, iooj.
This Company will iu ease or low
river, or other warrantable cirouin-
stanues, discontinue boating for the
Hummer. All goods oonsigned to it, will however be
forwarded by oilier oonveyauces.
may 20 GEORGE 11. JOHNSTON, Pres't.
Snvunimli tuid Au|(u«la.
On and after the 1st of May neat,
the steamer OREGON, Captain Jas. M.
Moody, will make regular weekly trips
between Savaunsh and Augusta, aud touohing at all
the intermediate landings on certain days and at cer
tain hoars—leaving Savannah evory Tuesday evening
at A o’clock P. M-, and Augusta every Saturday morn
ing at S A. M. By this arrangement planters and
merchants on the river will bo atferdod nn opportunity
of shipping and reoeiviug their goods with some cer
tainty, ax d of a regular conveyance for themselves and
families to and from both places, as the accommodations
far passengers are both ample and comfortable. Time
up 36 hours—down24. Fare $3.
K1NCULEYA
aprflj
t THOMAS, Agents.
Havanuah, Augusta unit Hamburg.
rr«m» w The Union Steamboat Company of
gla and South Carolina haring tho-
MMMMMBMaroi .hly overhauled and refitted the su
perior steam-packets 11. L. COOK aud OREGON, with
lighters, are now ready to transport rrelght of all
description between Savannah, Augusta aud Hamburg,
'*'• as muoh, if not more, alspatoh than any other
on the river. The steamers are commanded by
experienced aud accommodating oaptains, and all
freight oonsigned to their agen-j rill be forwarded free
of Commissions. The accommodations for passengers
S ualifnot superior to any boats on the river. Fare
,UU. HENRY 11ARPER, l*r., Savannah,
KINCULEY •
JAMES UAI
Savannah, 21st Sept., 1832.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA,
Via Darien. Hruuswtck, St. iMnryn.
JACKSONVILLE, MIDDLEBURG (Black Creak),
AND PICOLATA.
Leaves every Tuetduy, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
^ The superior steam-packet WM. GA8-
|TON, Capt. Shaw, will leave Tuesday
iMoruing, at 10 o elook, and wiU o
liuue to leave every Tuesday.
The rates of passage by this boat aro as follows:
To Darien *3 00
St. Mary’s 4 60
Jacksonville 6 00
Black Creek, Ploolata aud PaUtka 8 00
Tor freight or passage apply on board, at Charleston
eam-paeket wharf, or to
au 24 CLAQHORN A CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ta.
TO mVELLEKS UU1NU NOUTH.
THB HAVANNAU ANU OIUSLI8TON
STEAM-PACKETS
Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o'clock A. M.,
after tho arrival of the night train of the Central Rail
road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day,
eonneeting at Charleston with tho
Wilmington Htoaui-Packetsi.
Whioh leave with tue U. 8. Mail every day, atf>£ P. M.,
and also with tho
New-York and Charlenton Htenmnhlpn.
Whioh leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur
day afternoon. Passengers leaving Macou ou Tuesday
evenings, will arrive In time fa oonueot with the splen
did new steamship Janus AUgcr one week, and the
steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston
w New-/ork by land rout*, *-u—uui« m uuura, i
steamships, <23. [my!3J S. M. LATT1TEAU, Ageut.
$20—time 32 hours; by
0TT081V10N LINK TO FLUUiOA
HATH OF PASS A QK RKDUVKD.
The superior new steampaoket WE-
1LAKA, Capt. N. King, loaves every
Saturday at 10 o'oloek A. M.
Rat* of passage in large airy state rooms, as follows:
To Darien $3 00
St. Mary's 4 30
Jacksonville 6 00
Fioolata 8 00
Pnlatka. 8 00
Blaok Creek 8 00
N. B.—Freight consigued to K. K. Duke, for Ooala,
Will be shipped free of all ohargea at Palatka.
A|>pl^ on board, at the Charleston Co.'s Wharf, ~~ *“
8. M. LAFFITEAU,
SUIT LINES.
FOR NEW YORK—Union Line.
Tho regular packet sohr. CUAti. MILLS,
Francis master, will hare qufok dispatch fur
"le abovo port. Tor freight or passage, apply
[ju lj OGDEN A BUNKER.
FOR NEW YORK,
The schr. ENCHANTRESS, Tyler, master,
an accommodate a few more passengers, if ap-
f lioatiou is made immodiately to
OGDEN A BUNKER.
may 30
FORNUW YOUR-New Line.
The regular packet suhr. VIRGINIA, Capt.
Axworthy, will .meet with dlspateh for tho
abovo pert. For freight or paui
WASUBI
«t?l.
VKM8EJL.8 WANTED ON FREIGHT
OR CHARTER,
freights for Northern, Eastern and
oan bo had on appliea-jg^^
ROWLAND A CO.
marine railway.
The nndersigaed respootfully informi A .
gall who may need hie servioos, that hegwBR
■has chargo of the MARINE RAlLWAY.aiMl
whioh is now in sucoessful operation. He is. therefore,
prepared to take up veeecls of any else ueually vieiting
our port, and to do the work of repairing, Ao.. on reason
able terms. Those who wish to clean or paint the bot
toms of their vessels, can also be aooommodated on the
Railway, upon roasonsble terms. He is also prepared
to oontract lor building Vessels of any oiasi or descrip
tion, and to carry on tu* business of Ship-Carpenter
ing, Spar-making aud Caulking, in all its various
branches, at the eastern extremity of the eity.
MOT A good Shipsuithis on the promises.
mar 11 * H. F. WILLINK, Jb.
Proclamation.
COMMONWEALTH OK SAVANNAH,
rI IU all whom these presents shall come, greeting:
I Know ye, that wo, the proprietors of the *• Bluo
Store," have a large stock of goods on band aud contem
plating a change in our business on or before the 1st
day uf September next wo therefore will offer for safe
from this day, our entire stock, at prime Northern
COST. Our stook is large, new and fresh, aud has
U*u aaleoUd with care from the beat Philadelphia, N.
York and Boston Houses, and oonsLts in part ot
DBY GOODS.
1000 pfeees of Prints all prices, 300 pieoesof Printed
Lawns, Jaoonets, Swiss Mull, Cambrics and Cross Bar
Musllu, Ginghams, Barege De Lnins, very ohoup Silk
Publius, Umbrellas, Silk and Cotton Parasols, 8,10 and
12l£Bfeaohodand Unbleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
200 doson assorted Hose and half Hose, 100 dosen as
sorted Gloves, 13 do. do. Alexander's best Kid, at 30 eu.
per pair, 811k and Cotton Hdkfa, Linen Drills, (Jam-
brooos, Cotton Pants. Staffs, *o.
clovIuno.
A l»rg. ud well ..U.ud ito«k to b. ,old choc. 100
dosen assorted Linen B. Shirts and under Shirts, Draw
ers. Ao.
Our stock of Boots and Shoes, fa entirely fresh and
new.
HATS.
Panama, Leghorn, China and Kossuth, 200 dcaen
double Canada Straw, very cheap. Afay, Ocaaea left of
those fashionable Silk, (Spring and 8ummer style,) Ne
Pius Ultra Hats, manufactured expressly for the Blue
Store, together with 1U.UU0 other articles too numerous
We say to one and all, Veui, Vidi, Viol, and you will
fiad that it is ao humbug: but fa your advantage to give
us a call. uaUSMAN ft MAYM. ■■
■ Proprietors of the Blue Store,
may 80 IfilOongress-et.
P, S-—No extrs. charge for showing the goods.
pl, “'
CHEAPER THAN-THOSE
“ Selling off at First Cost.”
CHEAPEST ifRY GOODS
nr tub citr,
FOR CASH.
No. 149 Broughton Street,
Asor Dicktun't Confectionery.
T HE "8UB5CKIB&KB iu urUcr to mako roo...
for a large Fall uud Winter euppy, offer their
presout stook of seasonable Drove Good, at each prices
as must Insure a rapid safe. With a full supply of
Foreign aud DomnUc Dry iioodi.
whioh will be sold et VERY LOW PRICES for Cash or
City aooepunce, eouslsting in part of:
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, of every
w dth and quality. Bed Ticks, Twilled Stripes, Checks,
Bluoand Brown Drillings, Denims, Ao.Ac.
DRESS GOODS.
Mourning and Colored Calicos, Colored and Mourning
Olnghsms, Lawns and Urgxndlos. A large and splen
did collection of oolored Muslins, French Lawns, Jaco
nets aud Organdies, Black and Colored Barognn, Silk
Tfcsucs, Blaok Italian Silk for Dresses, Mantillas, Ao.,
Silk Laoe to suit, Poplins, Lin De Linde, Ae„ Ao.
IRISH LINEN GOODS.
In this markot. White and Brown Table Damask,
Doyley’s and Damask Napkins, Birds Eye, Huckaback,
Scotch and Russia Diapers, Linen Towela and Towell
ing Ornaburgs aud Crash.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladles’ and Misses Blaok, White and Colored liose,
Gont’s and Boy's White, Colored and Brown fe Hose,
in all sites and qualities, Gauss, Meriuo and Cotton Un
der Vesta and Drawers.
Ladies', Gent's, Misses and Boy's Gloves and Mitts of
vairou* qualities—a full assortment
WHITE CANTON CRAPE HHAWLS, EMBROI
DERED ROBE DRK8SESS, BLACK.
WHITE aud COLORED CRAPES,
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS,
BO 111 NET mill PAVILION GAUZE,
FIGURED ami PLAIN LACE, LACE and
GAUZE VEILS.
Embroideries.
Gents' Fooket Udkfs, with a large collection of L. C.
Ildkfs, from $1 per dosen, upwards, well worthy the at
tention of families as being particularly cheap. Head
Udkfs in great variety.
White Goods.
Plain and oheoksd 8wisse and Jaconets,Mull.Book,
Nanisooka, l'arleton, Bishop Law us, Muslin Bands,
Head and Lisle Laces and Edgings, now style Musliu
Collars and Undersieeves, Ao.
kps 18 2m T. A L. McKKNNA.
Ready Slade Clothing for
Spring and Summer.
WM. R. SYMONS,
Draper and Tailor, 17 Whiiaker-nt.
R espectfully solicits the attention of hfe
friends and the public in general, to his large
stock or READY MADE CLOTHING, suitable for the
preeent aud coming season; it has all been made up
under his personal superintendence, and for style aad
durability of workmauahlp, is inferior to none to be
found in the markot. The following comprises a por
tion of the Stock:
Frocks aud tiaoks of Blaok, Blue Cashmere Cloths,
Black Drap Dote Frocks and Sacks,
Linen Duok Drill and Fancy Linon Frocks and Sacks,
India Grass Silk and Brown Linen Sacks.
Black and Colored Alpaoa Frocks and Sacks,
Pants of Fancy French Cassiinere, Black Doe 8kln
Cassimere. Black Drap Deto and Sprlug Tweed Cassi-
more. White Duck. Fancy Linen Drill, together with a
large lot of Cotton Drill and Duck Pants, for servants
wear.
Vests of Blaok Satin. Black Barathea and Fanoy
Silks, Fanoy and White Marsailles, Figured and Stripe
Linens. Also, a large Stook ol furnishing Goods, such
as Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, Collars, Morino
and Cotton Under Shirts, Stripe Bilk and Cotton Socks
and Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, etc., etc. The whole
of whioh he offers for safe on aocommodating terms, and
at prices as ohenj^a^thiMjheapest^^^^^^a£rl2
Hotels, Boarding-Houses, ho.
PAVILION HOUSE,
Corner Nouch lftrond and Hull Streets,
Savannah, Georgia.
WILLIAM P. CLARK, Proprietor.
A LARGE proportion ol'llio Rooms of this estab
lishment will hereafter be appropriated to the
accommodation uf tho travelling public. First class
CarrUges with careful driven, will be in attendance at
the Steamboat aud Railroad laudings, to convey pas
sengers to the Pavilion, where every attention and the
best accommodation will await them.
fjf" Charleston Courier, Augusta Constitutionalist,
Columbus Times, Jacksonville Nows, and Maouu Tele-
Igjf, "
Moutvale Springs.
THE Undersigned tuke* this method of informing
1 the publio generally, that be will take charge of
tills fine ana popular Watering Place by the first week
in June, where he will be prepared to reoeive and ac
commodate visitors and families, with the very best
the country affords, aud on terms at once reasonable
and satisfactory, a large aud commodious Hotel, con
veniently arranged, antf well famished, has just been
oompleted. To this may be added a number of neat and
oomlortoble (ramo Cabins, tit the aooommodation of
families, surrounding the Springs, and oonvsnieut to
the tables of the Hotel—all together, enabling the un
dersigned to give extra attention to the oomfort and
convenience of visitors and invalids.
The medioinal qualities of the water have boon fully
tested—are found to bo Hue, and invigorating—so muoh
so. that the bpriugs aro iu high favor with hundreds
w ho have tested them. 1 hey are situated at the base of
the Chilhowee Mountain, more than 2UUU feet above the
level of the Sea. The salubrity of tho atmospliero, and
the healthfuluese of the olimate are proverbial—so
much so, that these Springs is a private resort in the
Summer months, for our home folks, as wellaa for those
who find it necessary to flee from the more sultry aud
sicaTy portion of the South. These Springs are aitoa-
ted in the County of Blount, 24 miles South of Knoxville,
and about eight miles South of Maryville, a moral and
quiet town. Persons from the South, can reach these
springs by Stoam to Loudon, on the Railroad, and up
the River to Louisvlllfc ou Boats, and thence by private
oonvoyanoe, only 14 miles. Or, from the Athens Depot,
by Stages, ouly somu 30 miles on a fino road. Or, if
they choose, from Knoxville by stages, only 24 miles on
a good road. [tnay 26—lmJ JAMES BELL.
%* Tho Macon (Qa.) Messenger, Savannah (Ga.)
News, Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, aud Charleston (s. C.)
Courier, are requested to copy each one month. Also
the Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate.
Notice
Positively
raordinary!
oar at cost.
'l’llE Subscriber., d«,iroti, of cm.lor their pro*
1 <>tboils'.., waeH teTllotb. ett'nttoeof lb. ctU-
tens ot Savannah nod tls vicinity fe their Urge and
well selected stook of 8p8ng and Summer Dry Goods at
PRIME NEW 10RK COST,
among which ar. t. b, found am. of th« moot Jcalra
lie styles of goods, far this and the coming season, Con-
Muting la part of Ae following goods, vis :
Colored and Figured Bareges,
do. do. do.' Silk Tissues.
Plain, Blaok and Colored Silk Tissues and Bareges.
Swiss aad Mull Muslins. uareges.
Jaeonet and Cambrlo do.
do. do. Cheob Swiss do.
Colored and Figured Organdies.
Black and Colored Lawns.
Canton Cloths far Traveling Dresses,
Printed and Plain Linens do. do.
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Muslins.
Ginghams and Bares* De Lalne*.
Illaok end Colored Chanisllon Bilks.
Fielded and Broeaded do.
Colored Mareejlnt and Florence do.
LINEN GOODS, Ac., Ae.
We have a large and weU selected stook of tbs oele-
brated RICHARDSON’S, GRAY’S, DUNBAR, DICK
SON A Co.'s Shirting and Fronting Linens; Together
with a large aad ologantaasortmentof White and Brown
Table Damask of all widths, Damask Doylies, Cloth
and Colored Linen Table Covers, Birds Eye Diaper.
Linen Dowleae, Huokaback Diaper, Freneh Linen To w-
els and Doylies, Linen Lawns and Liasn Cambria. Ae..
Ao., Ae., Ae., Ao.
OUR 2MOBTXKXT
OF DOMESTIC GOODS
is oomplete and embraces every article kept in a first
elass retail store. PURCHASERS will do well to eiui
and see for themselves, ae
Great Bargains
will be given, especially in
FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold in many instancesbelow coot.
This Is no Humbug.
CALL and see, nud be assured of the faot at
J. U. COHEN A CO.,
may 24 tf ^^^140Uroughton-at.
WANTED.
WANTED.
BOY accustomed to house work, to hire by
the month, apply at this office. 3 j* 3
. . aged Mon and Women, and Bovs and Girls, sin
gly or In families, to work in a Brick Yard near the
city. Apply to
30 WM. WRIGHT.
W ANTED.—-A gentle easy guited Lady’e Rad
dle Horse, of good sise.
*pr30 BOBT. HABERSHAM A SON.
30
EXCHANGE WANTED.
TO 60 DAY DRAFTS on New York, wanted
by (Jan 31) C. A. L. LAMAR.
Houses and Lands.
TO RENT
For a term of years, the store and dwelling,
jorner of Bay and Montgom.ry sts. Apply to
may 30 DAVID R. DILLON.
f A 2>i story \
a on Margaret-sU-
WM. WRIGHT.
Valuable Lot For Sale.
FOR BALE.—A valuable Lot con- SflS
taining 202)4 aercs, situated in the 4th T*
District ol the first section uf Randolph,
(late Lee County,) and known as number 1/6. In tho
plan of said Dlstrlot. Persons desirous ol purchasing,
will address (post Paid,) J. T. at this office,
may 26 tf
M
FOR RENT.
T HE WHARF and lot at present occupied by
tbe "Charleston Steam Packet Company." Pos
session given ou 1st November next. For terme Ao.
apply to R. M. Goodwin, or W. T. QUOD WIN,
may 16 lmtf
At the Custom House.
TO RENT—Till rfith October next.
rr..& A HOUSE AND FURNITURE on Broxgiiton
|mg street, ln^a pfeasnnt and coutral looatlon. Ap-
Lply at thlao
Tj^OllHENT.-The brick building, 0U feet Trout
a 1 on Bay-st., uy OU feet deep, now occupied br 8.
Solomons, Esq., is well calculated fur a wholesale Gro
cery, possession given on 1st Uotober next. For Terms,
apply to (may 0)COHENS A HERTZ.
Land for Sale. ga
The undersigned offers for tale hla^^^
. . PLANTATION IN 8CR1VEN COUNTY
oontainlng near flvo hundrod acres of land, about sixty
acres cleared and under good fence: on it is a very
comfortable dwelling-house, a good store house, and all
neoessary oui-bulldlugs; only two miles from the forty-
five mile station ou the C. R. K., directly on the publio
road leading to Hudson Ferry, ou the Savannah river.
The place is considered very healthy; lands produoe
well, aud a good looatlon for a couutry store, and very
oonvenient to market. Any person wiakingfa purchase
auch a place would do well to giro me a call immediate
ly. On it is oue of the best peach orchards in the ooun-
try. My postoffle* is Ualeyondale.
J. FREEMAN.
SonivxN Co., April 6,1863.tf apr 8
ROB’T. hABERSUAM A SON.
TO RENT.
rpHREE Sleeping Rooms, No. 135 Congress si.
to hire, a Woman, a good nurse, house serv-
l on it. Apply to (fe 12) WM. WK1QHT.
a To Hern.
A Brick Tenement on West Broad street, with
eight upright rooms. For particulars apply to
John A. Gray,. 1 ', the bouse or at the corner or Junes
and Aberoorn streets. tl duo Id
Fin aad Lift laiaraate Agency.
**—•’ r
„ . iioo.ooo.
Granite Fin Insurance Compnnr
OF UTJCA. If. Y.
CAPITAL, f 160,000.
Charter Oak l^ffe laaarHnr.e Coaspnay.
HARTFORD. CONN. r 99
Capital, (endorsed by tho State) $280,000.
Alfred (Jill. President. JaaC. Wauubt, 8oe‘y.
Knickerbocker Fire laanmace Co..
OF WATERFORD, N. Y. 9
Capita l, $i&u,0uu.
CHARLEM CIUUEH, president F. D. Mon, 8oe’ry.
Theso Companies having a cash capital, safely in
vested in bond and mortgage, are prepared to sffeot In
surance against damage by fire, on all kinds of property
on reasonable terms.
Applications reoelved by A* WILBUR,
apr 22 Agent for Savannah. 129 Congress-si.
TUE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company,
Charter Perpetual—Catk Bfitem.
CAPITAL 8930,000.
Uuncrolt A Bryan,
OBNBRAI. AUK.vTH AND BliOKBRM,
S TBS PURCHASE J
STOCKS, Jioyvs, EXCHANGE* HE A L F.STA TE.
No. 117 Ray bireel. Savuanah.
. ly
Llverpeol and London Fire and Eire
Insurance Company.
X HE undersigned Agenin of tue abovo Company,
will fake risks against Fire on Buildings, Stoek in
de, Ao., on the most favorable terms.
BANCROFT A BRYAN,
jnn24 ly No. 117 Bay-st., Savannah.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
CAPITAL,
9)000,000 of Pounds Sterling.
rums INSTITUTION has established an Agency
r in Savannah, and Fire Felicias upon Produce aud
Property will be Issued by /amnafter mtv a
Savannah, January 21,1883.
By Pltllbriclt A Bell.
wu.h. k c«iwr,t..
Groceries, Provl
ware, Dr “
ciouu,,,FM V; Arti,uj i Oi <Mlu , v^au.oeKiet,,
Ued for before the nexs regular sale, will be cold for
event aad risk of the uSEt tnrehaser.
dnignte’e Sate rf Drg Uood*.
.. On MONDAY, J oak 6, at 11 o’oloek,
Will be eold In Store No. 118, Nozth side of Bronahton
Bla?a !m ijf* BUw . kof 1$ snld Store, eotnprl-
* nd uumnfete assortment of ffansy
Lsfa iYo. l3ead U at Aec(»<r»,
On TUESDAY. Jaa#7. at 11 e’eloek.
In front of Court House, \aA No. 18, corner^Dravton and
GriuoeU street; Lot No. 14, corner DrlySKS EJ
mar street, Ik) by 00 fact. Terms eaah. 3
Form Lott at AncffonT
ON TUESDAY, Jane 7. at U o'clock.
Will be sold In front of the Oomt House—Farm Lot No
6 Wilmington Ty thing. Darby Ward, situated opposite
the 2 mil* stone on tbe White Bluff Road, aad eonulnsby
reoent survey 66 4-1U acres. Also, Farm Lot NoV Third
Ty thing. Anson Ward, containing 638-10 Acres, situa
ted in Chatham County ahont 3 miles sooth of Savan
nah, between Ui* Darien and White Bluff Roads,being
part of Uio Cottage Traet. Terms at sal*.
l.ONDON 1‘tUKMX F1UK UrVICK.
fpHIH Company takes Fire Rbks in this city, and
I insures Renta and Leasee,
sep 2 BOBT. 1LABER8HAM A SON, Agents.
/ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
rpHE undersigned, Agents of the above Company,
1 oontinuo to take risks against Fire on Buildings,
8toeks.ote.,on the moat favorable terms,
apr 14 COHENS A HERTZ.
(tlntnstl Llfa Insurance Company af Naw
York.
I SAAC ARBATT, Hec'y. JOSEPH B.COLLINS,
Pres't. Dr. R. D. Aknold, Medical Examiner.
Applieation* received by
fsbid ly W. P. HUNTER, Agent.
%
Houthern mutual lanurauce Compaay
* "iBURY HULL, President and Treasurer.-
Alboj* Chase, See ry. C. F. McKaf, Actuary.
: Aaentof the above Company, eon-
s to uk* the following risks, via: Marine, EUar
’Ve; also 0^ tbs livss of HenanU.
xjivu of White Persons sro also taken by this Com
pany. No extra premium for residing in the South.
WILLIAM KING, Agent,
jnno 17 ly Corner of Bay and Drayton sts.
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
of from 26 to 400 lbs. The price is about one third of
White Lead, while for outside work it is far preferable.
Selection of Certificate*.
New Yobk Aiuenal, 3d Oot., 1851.
Being advised by one cf the firet painters in the city
of New York to use the Bridgewater Paint, in prefer
ence to any other, upon tho Ordnance buildinge in my
charge, on Governor's Island, I did so, and found it
all that It was root mmeudod to be. Tha buildings,
which are of briok, upeak for themselves, and 1 cheer
fully give my testimony in behalf t»f the virtues of the
Paint, deeming it superior to any now in use, as far as
1 can judge front two months' observation.
O. U.TALCOTT. Br. Lt. Col.
U. 8. Miutabt Academy, January SOtb, 1862.
I have used the Bridgewater Paint upon some of tbs
buildings under my supervision, at West Point, and I
ahuerfully add my testimony to its durability aud
oheapness.
In future I shall recommend it to my friends and oi
it myself. 8. ALEXANDER.
Lt. Eng's. U. 8. A.
PLANTER S CERTIFICATE.
New IBEUIA, Atla. .use. La , March 16th, 1852.
In July last I was iuduoea to apply tho Bridgewater
Mineral l’alnt to my sugar-house, and in every respect
it has exceeded my expectations, and the representations
mads by the agenfa, Messrs, G. C. Bogert k Co. I
cheerfully add my testimony to the namorous ones em
braced in tbe Agents' circular, aud rooommend the
Same to planters and others, as the best >Ere and ueatker
protector I have ever kuown.
Where I have applied it, it has been espotod to tho
sun since last July, aud has neither blistered nor truck
ed, and has formed a solid metulic tur/ace, whioh has
proved entirely imporvious. JOHN. F. MILLER.
The uadoraigned having used the Bridguwater Paiut,
a sufficient length of time to tests its virtues, wit'
hesitation pronouno* it tbe best artiolo as yet ks.
for ooverlng trick j, wood, tin, iron, Ae. It is remarka
ble for its great body, durability, aunesiveuess, elasti
city. and also for its spark end cinder proof qualities,
and as long as it gives us the same satisfaction as here
tofore, we will continue to use itand recommend it as a
most superior paint.
[Signed] John Uodokiiv, 169 Court-st, Brooklyn.
" W. L. Randolph, Court A Dongiass-sc,, "
" O. A P. Kiehnan, 72 Court-st., "
" David Walkek. 2 Harrison street, "
" 8. Okisson.7 liloksst., "
" Host. MoEwan. 8 Hicks at., "
" Citas. llosHS, H2U Broadway, New York.
" Thus. P. Nash, 162 Atlantio at., Brooklyi
“ llENTV PuiLirs, 226 Henry st., f V
" C. F. Ushmance,276 Hick*.L, "
Pamphlote oontainlng full dlreollons, will be famish
ed.[may'A))A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.
U. S. Mali.
CITY HOTJGJL,
Bar-Ktroot, Havanuah.
P. CONDON AND J. B. FOLEF, PROPRIETORS.
I N ottering his ackuowledgemenis for the very
liberal patronage extended to his house, Mr. P. Con
don flute sole proprietor) takes ocoauion to aunounoo
that Mr. J. B. Foley (late of the Marshall Houso) has
booome assoolatod with him in the proprietorship and
management of the City Hotel. Mr. Foley will hereaf
ter devote his oxperfenoe and industry to promote the
comfort of tbelr visitors: and bv the aid of inoreased
facilities and assistants, the Proprietors ar* enabled to
meet the demands of their inoreosiug patronage.
Transient and permanent bonders will flud at their
establishment all the requirements of oomfort and
convenience. The Uotol has recently been painted
throughout. Particular attention has been given
in the late alterations to the apartments appropri
ated toladioa aud families, whioh, with other changes in
their arrangement, have uow a private entrance to the
dining-room, thus seouring their ocoupants from auy
intrusion from other portions of the building, and afford
ing them all the privacies of home. Persons visiting
Savannah will find tho City Hotel all they oould desire
it, and no effort wiU be spared to mako it so.
apr 6 eod tw ly
cumcuiuau house,
(Formerly Griffin House.)
ChuuuuooKit, Tennessee.
M Thls well known HOTEL, situated within a few
steps of the l’Atsongsr Car landing of the West
ern and Atlautio Railroad, is now open, under
the supervision of THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, assisted
by Mr. J. W. F. Bkyson and Lady. This House, while
under the control of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a very
high reputation as a first elass Hotel. The present l*ro-
E Tutor having secured the services of Col. Griffin's
irkeeper, aud haring puroluued his most excellent
Cook and House Boy aud having farniahod the House
entirely new, hopes to retain its high reputation, and
merit publio patronage. Passengers can be accommo
dated with an Omnibus to and from the Boats,
fob 18 [ly] THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, Prop.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
mar 4 (tlm) J. W. HPKAR, Proprietor*
Boarding.
fpWO OR THREE single Gentlemen can *>o ae-
I commodeted with ploasant board at tha oorner of
Jones and Aberoorn streets. tf dee ~*
EMPIRE HOTEL,
Oglethorpe, Ga.
^HE Subscriber, late oi the Washington Hall,
JL Maoon, Ga., having taken the above Hotel, and fur
nished it throughout with the host of now furnituro,and
having largo aud airy rooms, he hopes to share a por
tion or publio patrunago hy close attention to business,
having good stabliug and every convenience to make
tbe guests of his house oomfortable.
jo 21 ly JESSE CAIN, Proprietor.
|JLAKTrt.—Jfcbonlca*, Heliotrope*, Hoses,Car
nations. Geraniums, and other Flower plants in
e state of growlh, far sale by
■■»/*8 JNO. A.MAYER.
m
■mi
rQai7—Cub will Im (..Id for Wool, hy
wit xvwmiu>*j
JOHN OLI VEK,
Home, SigD, and Ship Painter, Gla
zier, Paper Hangar. Sec.
NO. 121, BKOUUUTON SIREET.
I YEG8 to return his thanke to the citizens of
> Savannah, for past favore, and to assure them
ntall work in his lino entrusted to him,shall be douo
promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts
>y an sasiduous attention to buainess, the employment
jf oompontent workman and the use oi the best materi
als, to insure a continuance of their favors. He keeps
for safe mixed aud dry painte, paint oil, turpentiu*
varnishes, window glass and putty; paint, marking,
white wash aud other brushes.may 16 6m
DRY GOODS AT COST
And Some Lem for Casta.
Many Fancy Articles Less.
T 1. hardly wnrlh while fur Ue purehucr lo
_ know .ar uotir..for doing thU. —W« Wort
tlt.t U wiU b. rattolut (0 know .hat w.wlU d. MW.
■ny. Th.fuhmr..ulfiiiiU.d tht jud.ia.nt of kwy-
•ro. OUR PKICES nr. on. »nd uDlform- ——
No noond prior, »U who buy from u. w U Ur. «J k«.
BO OUE.l’riNU. riCTKM, to f«ror P.ol . tU. U
oot out W.y, Uli wUl known In Skruuk i tho
iMlk will knrO no ntlrnntago oror tbOM who nr.
not Mo Morooy injolnod to toll wlint you glr.,
U 1. fr.qu.ntl, tho 'ohM xttk KM, to |>Id« tb.lr
TfUCKS, . wMtaottbtum.tlmo Mrup. prmf
trurntook u Urgn, It U not nxwuarr U cuumciot.
thorn. Wo roipomfuUybirtt.tiio UAU1K8 nndUon-
Uam.n of anrnnuk, and nil who «Wt tho oily IM
WANT uf go^ds. fa call and examine oar stock. After
whioh they can Jonpn beet between what they have
seen and ours i this sons** (4 best and safest fat tbs
purchaser to n wise eoaeltHrien.
TTT J* U. dfc ML Sheataan,
Comer Brought** and Whitaker—Is.,
SAVANNAH TO DASXSN.
A LINE of Four Horse Post Coaches leaves 8a-
vannah every
IvloudHy and Thumday,at7 o’clock A. Ml
For Darieu, via Bryan Old Court-House, Ricoboro' and
South Newport, arriving in Darien at 6 o'clock V. M.
Keturnliiji 011 Tueudays and Friday/*,
Arriving in Savannah at 6 o'oloek P. M., and connecting
with thv boats for the North, and the cars for the West.
HOT Offioe in Savannah, at Sawyer, Hollister A Co.’s
Stables, oorner of State and Whitaker st*. Offioe in
Darion, at tiling A Robertson,
jan 13 ly H. L. HART, Proprietor.
I>1UKK NEW GOODS AT MKIjDKN ’M.
J | JUST receivod per steamer, every variety
I of SUMMER HATS, consisting of Panamas, Pa-
•uale's, Leghorns, Chinn and Canton Straws, and
full trimmed White Beavers, weighing only 33^ os.—
Also, a very fino Double Brim Florenoe Leghorn, some
thing light and nlco for City Trade, together with 1
Large Lot of Canada Straws and Palm Leaf, for Plan-
iAp a r Canada Straws at $1,76 per doseu, aud
[may 7—tf J
BELDEN A CO.
NEW WINE AND LlfiUUK STOKE
No. tf Whltnkcn Street.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announ
ces to tbe citizens of Savannah, and of the in
ferior of this State, that he has uow oponed
'and will keep continually in store, 0 large
assortment of the best qualities of tue various kiuds of
Wines and Liquors,
both foreign and domosUo, invoiced from the best
sources, and to his stook of whfeh, at present ou hand,
he invites attention. Having had extensive experience
in France as a manufacturer, aud in America as impor
ter and dealer, his aoquaiutenoe with the trade enables
him to offer assurance that the articles which are enu
merated below axe each genuine.
Articles of Direct Importation.
French Brandies of various brands; Holland Gin:
Scotch, Irish and Monongahela Whisky; Old Batavia
Arrack; Jamaica and 8t. Croix Bum.
Wines.
Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hock, Clar
et, Sauterne aud Burgundy Wines.
Cordials.
Curneos, Maraschino, Rntafli
tsar. Absinth, Ao., Ao*
Ale and Porter.
London Brown Stout aud Edinburgh Ale.
Also Agent for Domestic Liquors.
nug6
ilGaiJC MANUFACTORY
SADDLES, BRIDLES Sc HARNESS
183 Congrenn-ntreot, Havanuah.
Th# Subscribers mennfutnm *»•-- A
£ - aios, uriaie. xurucu, auu ^
make to order ertry dsscriptivn of artictss in their line.
Our stock oomVJ lees also a large assortment of Trunks
Carpet-Bags, i alisos, Saddle-Bags, Whips, Ao. Per
eons deeirouaoi supplying ttimselvea, will do well te
oaU at our establishment. All articles sold by us are
warranted for material and workmanship.
H. W. HOLLISTER. D. MALLETT.
N. B.—For Repairing, our terms are moderate, 1
* £ 6m . '
execution prompt.
may.17
( IHAMPAGNK.—84 cases Phelp’s A. Co.,
J Champagne, landing and for sal* by
may 26 MINIS A VloRANCE.
Patent Wire Hailinv.
1LBBHT RIJTI.ER 1. j
Best Soap iu the world.
E XCEL8IOK Family Hoap, aunined the prize
Medal at the World’s Fair, can be had on J*r-
lureon-aL, opixwite Messrs. Wood A Co's, Shoe Store
by tbe box or bar, ma nr lectured by Mesers. Plant Broth-
W ATKR COOLERS—DiflVreui sixes aud
sgf stesasr-
I UON1KU TA1ILEH ol.mul .ppruv.d
plan, particularly adapted for Ironing Dresses, for
snteby *[msy 30) jVlfrCOLLlNS.
L'XTkAOTH NOR KLAT«BINU.-Ei
may 28 JNO. A. MAYER, 131 Brcaghtoa-st ^
11 OKU! C1DJBKI-Yoiblu.Nnwark Hweet
q | |( W | BVklUiU prluw WkiM N. c.
O.UUI » J.Uy upMtot.te Mh w nUbi.
A. 0. TOMS.
The Discover)! of Gold
I N Texas is not more imporlaut to the people of
8avannah, than to know that wo aro selling off
entire Stock of Dry Goode
At and Below Cost
in many iusteiiooa ; enabling all to supply thsmsslvss
with housekeeping and Dress Goods, nt
Price. Unprecedented Low,
and with Ooods warranted as represented. Th* stook
fa entirely new and frasb, and its extent will be seen by
oalling, when the inducements offered in
Price., tfcunlity and Variety,
will induce all to purchase.
The stock of MUSLIMS, TI88UrS, BAREOE8,
Gicghams, Calicoes, Lint ns, Damasks, Diapers and
Goods fur Gant's Wear, Ae.,
CANNOT BE 8URPA80BD.
Call early andJudae for yourselves, as
Tills is uo Humbug,
at J. H. COHEN A CO.'S,
140 Brougbton-st.;next to 1. W. Morrell A Co.'s.,
may 30 Furs hurt Depot.
Savannah Medical College.
SESSION 1863—'64.
HpHE COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS
I Institution will eommenee on the First Monday in
Nuvomber and contmus tour months.
H. D. ARNOLD, M. D., Prof, of Institutes and Prao-
tioeof Modioim.
J. Q. HOWARD, M. D., Prof. Anatomy.
W. G. BULLOCH, M. D., Prof. Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery.
P. M. KOLLOCK.M. D., Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women aud Children.
C. W. WEST, M. D. ( Prof. Medical Chemistry.
E. H. 6LARTIN, M. D., Prof. Physiology.
U.L. BYRD, M. D., Prof. Materia Medtca and Thera
peutics.
J. B. READ, M. D., Prof. Pathologioal Anatomy aud
FEES.—For the full connie, $105 ; Matriculation
Ticket. $5; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $10; Urtulua-
lion, $30. Requisites fur Graduation, the same as in
other Medical Colleges. C. W. WEST, M. D.,
apr 22 tlN Dean of the Faculty.
J$3“ The following newspapors will please oopy the
above till 1st November, aod send bills fe this Office
South Carolinian, Columbia, (tri-weekly)
Courier, Charleston, "
Constitutionalist, Augusta, Goo., (weekly)
Recorder, Mllledgevilie, "
Patriot, Albany. Geo., *•
Floridian, Tallahassee, Fla., "
A deertiser, Montgomery, Afa., "
Advocate, Huntsville, Ala., "
Gasctle. Chattanooga, Ala., "
Neies, Jaokeouvilfe, Fla.. “
Fancy and Staple Dry Ooods
C. WADSWORTH, would iuvue the at-
. . . fentlon of all dealrous of purohaslng rioh aud
elegant goods at low unices, to his present assortment,
lfiain and 8tripcd Silks.
Printed Satin Plaid Bareges,
' Embroidered Sewing Silks,
Printed do do,
Grenedinesand Crepe de Parries,
Blaok and Solid Colored Bareges,
Printed Organdies and Jaconets,
Bombsslnos, Alpacas aud Canton Cloths,
'-lain, Blaok and Figured Silks sud 8atius,
Ginghams, French and American Prints.
1HANT1LLA8.
The atcck or these goods is unsurpassed, both la rieh-
its cf style and oleganco of design by auy in the city
id have been manufactured expressly for Savannah
Trad*
HOUSEKEEPING GOODH.
Super Table Damask. Napkins, Doyles. Ma*saile*
and Toilet Ouilfa, Huckaback and Birdfe Eye Towell
ings, Sheetings, Tiokings, Pillow Case Linens and Cot
tons, etc., eto.
HOSIERY.
A complete efaek of Lndlea’, Meu’s, Misses and Boy's
English and German Hosiery.
EMBK01DBUIE8.
Laoe and N. W. Pointed Collars, Swiss and Laoe
Capes, Fine Embroidered Udkfs, Cambrio and Swiss
Edgings aud luoertlngs, Swiss aud Cambrio Bauds and
Flounces, Embroidored Skirts,etc., etc.
We have also a full assortmeat of the best makes of
Irish linens, Shirtings, Drills, Cotton and Linen Osoa-
burgt, Bobbiuet Netting, White JaooneU. 8wiss, Nain
sook and Book Muslins, Chookod and Striped Muslins.
White Cotton Fringes. Ootlonades and Plaid Hdkfe for
servants. These nud many other styles of good* will be
offered at extremely low prioea.
Tbe residents of Savannah, and those from he nte-
rlor. are rospotfully invited to call and examine tho
goods and prides, and judge far themselves at
apr 28 SI Broughton si, under Marshall Hopes.
BOOB HI B 8 » Ao.
100 bbfa Bummer* Flour
86 da Canal de
80 do H 8 Flour
80 half do Canal do
76 bbU Stuart # Is aad C Sugars
86 bbls orushed do
100 boxes Tobacoo, assorted u rands
10 hhda Bason Sides
10 do Ao Shoulders
■sfiriter’”"
86 boxes assorted Cordials
60 M Spanish Yegors
23 klUsNol Mackerel
JHK'
_ We have ju.t reoelved from the manufectarers in
rbifedelpUia, and will eonUnue fe keep on hand for
?' A 1 u * u » lu f Hummel's Improved Easone* of Coffee.
1 his fa the best ('•imposition of Cofieo ever offered far
sale, and Coffee mado from the Eaeeuee is moeh more
wholsscms, more delicate, finner flavored aad colored,
perfectly clear, and ia every roapect superior te the
finest Rio Coffee, and In um will prove a nett saving 78
ta-- u?u # 2.£I , 55f* 4 in “* on, “ UUf J r manner.
jr it and ssslf It doe* not.
. . , Prime Cook at Private Rale.
A prime likely young Fellow, a first rate eook for
steamboat or hotel. ^
Ginghams and Hdkfe At Pi ivata Sale.
Justreoslved per last steamer—2 eases Giushams. 8
do French Head \ldkfe., for sals low. K ’
«• 5^ antl LanI t at PriraUSale.
13,0(X) lbs. New Bacon, etsorted Hog round.
12,000 " Fresh Leaf Lard, just received per R R.
from Tennessee, aad for sals in lota to suit purchasers.
Com and Gate at Private Sale.
300 bags Corn, and 360 do. Oats, for sale la lots to suit
Strawberry Sets at Private Hale.
Strawberry Setts of the following kinds-Alloa Mauds,
Boston Pine, British Uuesu, Ohio Redwood, Hudson
Crimsou Cone, White Wood, Uovey s Seedling, Early
Soarlet. They ar* all grown la this olimate and in
good order. All orders left at our store far any of th*
above kinds will be promptly attended to.
Marshall House Omnibus and Ttutn at Private Sals.
Comprising one fin* large Omnibus, six good Horses,
and Harness oomplete.
Alev—th* fine pleasure jehv. Ana. with new Sails.
Rigging, Ae., all in oomplete order.
The above property will be sold ou very accommoda
ting terms, the present owner being about to remove
from the olty, ha* no farther use for it. -
Prime White Com at Private Sale.
reoelvsd per sohr. Luolnda from Elisabeth City,
8000 bushels prims White Corn.
Groceries, Provisions, Ac.
PHILBRICK k BELL oOsronaooomaodatingtsnu,
at private sals:
80 bbU ' N> 5 Rum i 25 bbls.Psach Brandy.
S3 bbls. Monongahela Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Gin, <
half pines Cognao Brandy. 10 caoka "Small Still"
Beofeh Whisky, 1 punoheon Irish Whisky (McMahan's),
6 eighth oasks Pinct, CastiUion A Co. and Hennesey
Brandy, 2UU doa. of fin* Madeira, 8hsrry aad Port
Wince. Brandy; Gin, Rum, Whisky and Cherry Bran
dy—all private stock.
Bacon.—20 oasks Bldss, 10 oasks Hams. 10 saaks
Shoulders.
Hat.—300 bales Eastern and Northern.
CnntNT.—160 bbls. Rosendnle Cement Co.
FLUUH.-100 bbls. Canal, 60 bbls. Richmond,
Chockkut. -35 orates assorted Common and Granite.
Glasswaub.—76 eases Tumbler*, assorted, 10 easos
Wines, 16 l>bfa. Lamps. Molasses Cans, Ao.
Ckackbri.—10 whole nud 10 half bbU. Boston.
Ciu a us.—30.000 Common German Cigars, 80,000 Bpaa-
Ish Imported do.
Soalxs.—A large assortment of Fairbanks Platform.
Also, a large assortment ef Ready Mad# Clothing,
Dry Ooods, Match**, Wooden Ware, Brass Clocks,
Fanoy Soaps, Fa ey Artlolss, Ae. Ae. jy 14
Plaster amt Cement at Private Hale.
Just received la store, and kept constantly on hand
and far sals low, 160 bbls. Rossndals Cement, 86 do.
Plaster Paris. mp 1
tract, for rent lew.
LOTTERIES
GREENE AND PULAHKI MONUMENT
LOTTERY OFFICE.
Day Lane, near Ball-Mtreet<
GREGORY k MAURY. Mas
VUAWN NUMBBRS-Of Greene A Pulaski
* Lottery, Class 66 :
49 2U 69 23 6 44 21 30 3 28 7 19 18 73
urawn to nuuinRMD. uei., A Die uay. J'
78 Number Lottery—13 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $10—shares in proportion.
Tiokets and Shares, either singly - >r by lbs package
for Ml* by E. WITHINOTON,
June 4
Georifla State Lottery.
A. D. ELLIS A CO., Managers.
D rawn niimiikro— or u.orru But.
Lottery, Class 13, drawn in Savannah 3d Inst t
23 29 24 30 27 58 38 44 60 2 75 13
Nos. 13 29 60 prise sold.
KXTMA CLASS P FOX 1863.
Draws This Day.
BRILLIANTrtCHEME.
40,000 dollars—5 of 8,000-5 of 4.000.
Ae. Ao. Ae.
Tiokets $18—Halves $6-qnarters$6-EightLs$l 00
14 drawn ballots in eaob pack of 26 tiokets.
To be drawn Monday, 6tb Juno.
3,000-700-317.
Tiokets $1—Shares in proportion.
Risk on a pack of 86 halves only $6 66
Risk on a pack of 26 q'rters " $3 27
Tiokets, either singly or by the package, for tale at
163 Bay street, in eonnexion with til* Express Offioe.
near City Hotel, by
jaifa*CHARLES B. PATTERSON.
GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERY OFFICE,
Office No. 6 Whitaker-Street, Hay Lame.
OREOOBY A MAURY. Managers.
D UAWN NUIMUERS—Ol tiroeos It Pulaski
Lottery, Class 66:
49 5W 60 26 6 44 21 39 3 28 7 19 18 73
Z XTIt A CLASS 40 FOR 1833.
Will bs drawn in Wilmington Del., This Day, Juno 4
78 Number Lottery—13 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL:
40,000 dollars:
Ao. Ae. Ae.
Tlekets $10—shares In proportion
JAMES QOWEN,
^une^^^^^^^^^Venderfar^Gretor^Jlwinr.
A wall Bw Im » CW.
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gaS5BS3g^ ,te ^"
PEAS—100 - -
HOME MA
AMERICAN SOAP COMP
H AVINUpureh.wilUMti.ht
foll.wing kled. .tiMp.L.
pr.ptr.d t<i daw wilt. .UnMte -
ienliumu Ml | l
i
Au^'sssnsarSfs^
and to bo tl* beet labor, time Sid
ever manu(aetured. A call and a
■°«t a i,
1 5 7
A I.AKOB L.OV OP <_
Cka^fMu. hujut errir.
wen anxiously waiting, eaa r
only importer in Savannah.
A/aut' VAT OFiNiB W WMJMfc
PRENUEHOA8TA CU.her.UU. i
iVl, o.t '.4 Mr nwaihlp SHM. uf OwtfU,i
• icelltol MMrtm.lL ef new, nthieuhU u] I
U WKlw°»n^ r ™i°tod ntuhLiao.DrUle.
^ A (nit terlotjr tor UnmUemm’. ea. Boyr* gnmmw
^ ^ lloro^oo Ohrmolooe, n.mtt UM PtteM (hum
d> B'Mh Ore UoHHe. lilii.
Lmtlor'Noodlo tttrkMUire. . oao
Jaconet and Organdy MusUbb.
7-8, 4 4 and 9-8 French, English and liortrem
Prints, particularly desirable styles. .y
A beautiful aesortm.nl ef Cambric and flwfas Edg
ing* and lnserUngs.
They will be reeelvlng further supplies by 8b#
steamer during th* month. '>> ' '
HATOEN’SEXPKfiMr -
103 Bay Street,
R espectfully br* leave to ii
sens of Savannah and tie *
concluded their arrangements
Merchandise aad valuables fe ev<
era States-also te California and
OrriCE* AMD Acxkts—163 Bay
A. EUs A Sen, Maeoni Geo. R. «
E. C. IlubbsU. Columbus; 74 “
43 and 46 Soath-thlrd-sbfMl,
street, Boston; Exohango-eteuet,
p sri-'^mfirarwi«ce]
TB
r AVINO been burned out in Jeffbrs— su
L Subscriber has removed his Bakery Is
rk Street, where he will eouUnuate on;
king business, lie will bake and keep, ec
•eat, Rye and Oraham Bread aad Cakss. vUel bs
1 deliver in any part of tbe eity. Oratefnl Iks for*
r patronage, he solicits a continuance of U.
£li^A. f. MBA
Fuciorage nod
UUNINBNS.
r WILL ee.tl.wi the FeetMH* ehd CawwiMto.
L Busiusss on my own account. Office «n Eay-sk*
0«t of Montgomery Street.
may 9 tf f. F. PELGT.
mrn.flum
CAMDIES
AT REOUOEO PRIOKEI
,13,UO par 100 Ih^-iM Ik. BmmH,*!
VTO eli.rj. for boiiii, or deli.erle* et (he JUit-
ll roe. or .t.tmboeu. Vem.t.4 7heertaMg
IT t It- *. W. eoimer Bieefhle. eel WhlMhwo.*.
rr.T,^...o— ij; i —
he cu-(ierteei.hlp hen-
the name eat eule e(
Ufors existing
Ainehley, Lockett A Co., fa this day dissolved by oral#*
al oousent. The name of the ftrmeaa be used by elthsr
party iu llquidatiou of any debts due them.
Saeunnah, May 24,186$, ,
unn
A.TUOMAA.
S TOT1CE.—The undersigned will contlntw tka
aohle^r A*l'huB»a*. SHF
For Sale, ■ r
2 finn DOLLARS worth of Block in tho
• UUu steamboat Planter, oa assessui . dating
tonus, if applied lor soon. Vfetaftm
may 24-2 w No. $ WhlteksivsA, F *
XTOTJUB.-Tbe underelgnod .
ll quests tha snbsorlbontehfa Bath
the tlekets thsy now have,In order to «.
a number of the old tickets having been
lea from him. Aft Jt this date mono ef tlu
ticket# will botoaoemsd. J. M. HA'
N. B.—Piuox of Batui.hu.—Slngfe '
tlokefa for $1. tf
Is. S.Beunett A Co**
SUCCESSORS TO J. C. THORNTON,
Haring purchased the epUro interest of
Mr. J. C. Thurnfes , iu bis earringo setab*
liahment in this city, moot reaueotfully
solicit a continuance of the extenslre patronage so
liberally bestowed on the late Proprietor.
of our establishment. His experience of twenty yearn
in tho business, at tho South, will insure to our fnends
and patrons such » well seleotedstock, as cannot fail
kinds of repairing as heretofore.
LEWIS 8. BENNETT,
TH08. A. BUOWN,
JUDGE W. HARRIS.
It will be seen from the nbore, that I hare r-\A out
to Messrs. 1,. 8. Beanett A Co., aud I have evei con
fidence in the ability of theso gentlemen, both in ca
pability and eapilal, to successfully conduct tbe busi
ness, and keep up the reputation of th* cstabiish-
hlm to the Publio as an industrious, capable aad de
serving man. who, while looking to his own interest,
will not nexleot thoeeof his patrons.
In relinquishing my business la this place, T take
this opportunit) to stats that it fa not from any dissat
isfaction whatever : since my leaidenoe in Savannah,
I have been kindly and generously treated, and have
suooeoded much better than I anticipated,
In the oeurs* 1 have taken, I have been prompted by
consideration* of a private oharaoter altogether.
Wherever I may be, 1 ehall carry with me the live
liest sense of obligations,aad ehorfah the deepest in
terest in th* prosperity and advanoeineut of the eity
Nothing will do more to effect this than the sustain-
J. 0. THORNTON.
Savannah. U» 9. 1833.
P. S. Mr. U7D. W. Alexander is my legally au
thorised Agent for the transaction aad cloving up o
. C. THORNTON.
New Goods.
I . DASUBB,
•yrr ouLD?*'ii tf.
Tf choioe seleotJoa afSsu
brie* Colored and Plaid <
» ani * - * “• A
o. Brown’s Cheap cask l
TIIE SubMfiber would I. '
persons desirous of purchasing rieh a
nt few prioee te bis new atoro.
Printed aud Striped Bilks, Printed Satin, Plaid lia-
roges. Black and Solid Colored Bareges, Printed Or-
gaudies and JaooneU, Plain Blaek anu Figurod
nnd Satias, Olughnms, Freash nod American Prlntm*-
A complete eto ok of Ladles', Men's, Misses' end •m’
English uud German lioaierr, Lace and related Col
lars, Flue Embroidered Udkfe., do. Under Sleeve* Ao.
1 have also a fall assortmeat of the bast makM ef
Checked and Striped Muslins, White Cotton Friagesu
Cottouadt* aod Plaid Udkfe. far aervaute. These and
tow'prices r 1m 91 wiil b * offered at oxtremely
Th* residents of Savannah, and thooe tnu th* Inte
rior. are respectfally invited te eall aad exaxain* she
good* and prices, and judgo for themselves m the eor*
ucr of Barnaru and Broughton-m. “
Dueucrrean OoUery.
rpHE Subscriber has tnkuo the Rosas fennnrljr
1 occupied by Mr. Prentice, earner be Jnlianetreet
and Market square, where ha will bo happy te see she
SlOORewart
W ILL bo paid by the undoraigM
eon who oan furnish proof to oeav
jsuh of the onu of purohaslng U
other description of Msrehnadiao of
may Id
1ITILL be sold on the first Tueedarln
\T *t »be Court Hour*, in th# city ef
Chatham, county, betweeu the boon of 10 am
agreeable to an order of th# Honorable tho r
dinar/ of said county : Ten or twelve Sint
log of men, women and children, together
rceidenoe, called Pleasant Botreat/uf Jas
deceased, of four hundred and forty-four
prope-ty of Urn estate of the eald Jamas
proprt
the benefit of his heirs.
aojuHIStSato®*
A LL persons having demands against the Estate
MtMtcdi uj iUmu. twUUld tatktwf bSm<£
are requested fe mak* — *•
Bluffton, So.Qfa 1
. „ . UwrU|e for $•!•*..
light oue horse Carriage, (vlth pole)
bum to order by Brower A Son, New York, and has Loom
used but little. It can be seen at the Carriage Rapes!-..
torj »f Mr. 0«. W. Uinkotl..
Tilt. HIJHHC'iUOBK
I ? r»c«iviuf weekly p.r Mommsr, . pria
oIM.jBotl.rM Wutan do,.t *
lotf Mid. [ir.j J7J J. !>■