Georgia Historic Newspapers

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MAY lrt,iau.
Vw rw,'»»■ AppUoUloU fonidmftsaion .honld h,
* u, il„ VialUog Oommltt... l.jouo.of .in.rg.o-
" tn , member «f Urn Bo«4 orfjjlupri Mjr (not
St*' ill
(late of JV«* OrUaMft having locn-
■\Tjjnxntntly in Savannah, respectfully tenders hia
l^Mlonal *rvice* to ila eitlacna.
RBiidenca City note!, private ontranco. iy-ang 9
Irsuovnoflfc Univkbsally Known—for
la strictly true—that Indigoation la the
TJ^fa Urge proportion of the fatal diaeaaea. Dys-
r wry, diarrhoea, oholera morbus, liver oomplaint, and
many other dUeaaea enumerated in the city inapeotor’r
■eikly catalogue of deatha, are generated by indigoa-
. B ,| on a. Think of that dyspeptioel think of it all
ho suffer from dUordered stomachs, and if you arc
willing to be guided by advtoe founded upon experi
ence reaort at onoe (don’t delay a day) to Hoofland’i
German B i t tera, prepared by Dr. 0. M. Jaokaon, whloh
B n iterative, curative, and inrigorant, atanda alone
nd unapproached. General depot, 120 Arch street-
Wi have tried theae Dlttera, and know that they art
•toelUat for the diaoaaoa specified above.—Philadel
phia^ lm 24
~THE NEW MEDICIN E-R. R. R.No.2.
Jojf^Baduray’a Renovating Roaolvent, for the
ick oure of Scrofula, Riokets, Cariea or the Ronea,
Nodal, Tumoura, Cancers, Ac. This ia the moat extra
ordinary remedy for the oure of the above mentioned
diicieo ever need. It »• daily and hourly performing
tho most wonderful mlraclea. In ten minutes after ta
king a toa-spoonfal of thia poworful and delicious cor-
di*l,<be patient fool* it thrilliug through every cell
•nd*accretion of the ayatem, giving fresh vigor aud re-
uowud energy to the vital fluids, and healing, oleauing
fcU d removing from every secretion and organ alldis-
c»«ed deposits. Bracing and lengthening the nerves
,ud imparting vitality to tho norvous energy. In all
doep seated diseases, ltadway’s Renovating Resolvent,
will give quick relief, and iniu.o a speedy oure. Let
til who suffer from theso complaints call at the princi
pal office of lladway Jt Co., where a rogular physioian
u in constant attendance, from 9 A. M. till B P, M. at
Mi Kulton-streek, aud a cure Is guaranteed. Advloe
gratia
It. K. R. No. 1.—Radway’o Randy Rolief is warrant
ed to stop the most torturing pains in a few minutes.—
Ml who suffer acute pains try Radway’a Ready Relief,
Price 60 and 25 cents. Those .diseased with Scrofula,
Rickets, Nodes, Ac., try Radway’a Renovating Resol
vent. Price $1 per boUie. Office hours from b A. AI.
to 5 P. 51. Principal olliuo 102 Fultoa-st., N. Y.
«», i* im
Dll. SULLIVAN has removod hie OUloe
to Congresa-stroet, between Drayton and
NOTICE.
Mr. P. M. Cauey, having formod a Co-
partnershl;) with J. W. Pkbkins, for the
purpose of prosecuting tho business of the Daguerrean
Art, respectfully givos notice to his former patrons aud
the public, that tho rooms formerly oooupied by him
will ho opon during tho wholo season, the business be
ing continued by tho Arm of CARY A PERKINS.
All are respectfully invited to oall and examine Mr.
Perkins's specimous of work; they will be found equal
to any that have over been exhibited in this establish-
Pictures taken in auy woataer.
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tf
P. M. CAREY.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase
■rOfia negroes at all tiraos, olthor singly, or in fa
milies, aud will pay fair market prices for them, ia
i»/>. WILLIAM WR1GUT,
jo 21 Bay Lauo.
Recent improvement In Dontlntry.
DR. BARNES having soouredtho right to
BklSi uso Dr. Allkn'8 Patent Compound, is
I rupared to supply artitioial teeth on his plan. By tho
me uf Alloa's SiUoious Compound, the tooth, gum and
plate aio tnudo in ono solid and continuous piece; form-
lug the most life-like aad beautiful lubstltuto for i
,1 teeth ever invented. This improvement neods only
he seen to bo appreciated. Dr. B. will bo pleased
exhibit specimens to all who will favor him with a oall
his office, corner of Cougress aud Whitakvr stroots,
it to Barautu's Mat Store. ly jo 14
DENTISTRY.
Drs. KOYALL and JOHNSON,
8iir|(ical aud Mechanical Dentists.
Offlco over Zogbauiu's Music Store, Mar-
ik£ ket Square. ly no
A Warranted Keinedy.
PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES, SEA-
captains, and others.
INYUUCHAaK NO UEMEdY KqUAL TO
1)K. TOlil.in* VENETIAN LINi.liUNT,
Per Dyseutery, Colic,.jCruUp, Coughs, HhuuuiatUm,
Uumay boro Throat, Toothache, Uoadxchu,
bdu-siukauss, Cuts, Burus, tiwelliugs,
Old Sores, Mosquito Bites, lu-
seotbtings, Paias ia the
Limbi!, 4.0.
If it does not give relief, rooollect your money will be
reluuded. All that is asked is a fair trial of it aooord-
ug to the directions. Thia article is au English reuio-
dy, ab«l was used by
Williuiu the Fourth, lute king of England,
uicortibed to by hiiuos a euro for Rheumatism, whore
virything elso he had tried, tailed. Over 10,000,000
uitlm nave been sold lu the United States without a
luglu i.uiuru, aud many families nave stated that if it
"‘a bio pur buttle they would out be without it, iu case
l Croup, as it is us oortaia to oure ae it is applied. The
*J0UUU is cured i^ a low days. It
Pr
k‘“ * *
_ x hours.
o 26 au^Jj oeuts.
(her lur Cello, Halls, Cuts, Swellings, Bruises,
itratuhus, Cracked Heel, Ao.
„„ «AT Price 60 oents.
Bll. TOBIAS could till twenty newspapers with the
ei;ursuud certificates rooeivod odininemling his Liui-
but considers that warranting itsulhoiunt, us any
uu wuu dues nut obtaiu relief is nut ualled on to pay for
'■» aad storokeepers throughout Georgia,
le* Dr. Tobias' olhue, 210 Ureouwion street, «. x.
U. CARTER, Broughton street, opposite St. An-
iiall, will supply the country merchants at the
roprietog's lowest prices.
Medicine* which, never fail to give satisfac
tion, aud are used by many physicians
in their practice.
Dr. J. IS. ItuMo’M Nor volte and Invigor-
• aliag Cordial.
he Groatost Disoovory in Medical Science!—For all
Nervous Conditions of the System I—Heart
Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
astounding aud happy effect of Dr.
Boie'fl Nervous Cordial, for Diseasos of the
* an » Palpitation, Numbness, Neuralgia, Nervous
retuur of the Musoles, Uuartburn, Flatuleuoe, Pain iu
ii, i* 0 "’ w *« ft dnafs, Restlessness, or for the Mind or
> UM, J [-»h rn d i UWul,y 0i4re '. lttbor » or study, has induced
nSttiiftf ,tat0 Ui * lt iathoir praotioe. For a weak
usiiiutiQu.itis a grand rosto-ers it completely re-
, ‘'““t the system all nervous irritations, aud is
ft l .!^ #uloaa in lM »I'W happy offeot. The
f .t 1 “ orvou f frequently restored to por-
01 UoalUl b » f w« using ono boctle, Price iifly oeuts.
Du. J. 8. Hosu’a Great Tuin Durer— Hio
iin van Wonder «f the Age.
M.iv/w U i* u « er •uy palnr If you do, use Dr.
Lar«i?h« 2.i» U « r V lk #uro * Toothache, Horo Throat,
„ ' 8 , l a Nook oe tho Face, in a lov^
i «ures quiokiy Pain in the Stomach or
eu /hiV. . UUiloinins, Corns, and any irritation
ii „ n f* acM kke u charm for Paius in the Bide,
e,.ui i, # , r R “d for JiUouiuatiein frem a sudden
Ecsuu. magl0Al ia it§ off#ou - lu bottles, l2>i, 26 aud
ttuSJtHf^^^fruvrin tum WoiiLD.-Dr. Rose’s
wur.t f- d Lough Syrup givos immodute relief to the
- , ii .S'"*' whether consumptive or proceeding from
aSesSS^* an \ lrrlU !r lou ofth « Lungs, and forti-
lou Biuous Hamits and Rad Colds.—If you are
“““‘.you require a purgative medioiuo. If you have
»usd cold, you should remove it from the system. If
four liver is out of ordor, yon will have cold luet, va-
Llfpatita, ana a vullow akiu—uko Dr. Rose's
auUBiiium or Railroad Tills, aud you will soon be
eiievud frum oil bad feelings. Iu boxos 12and 26 ots.
Ihcse Pilu a re called RAILROAD PILLS, because
8° ahead of ail othor pills in th«4 good effects.
Mercury.
Ail cl mo above preparations, with Dr. Rote’s Medi-
*7 .vuec 10 1‘«rsons in sickness and iu Health, to he
144 JAS. U. CARTER,
THOMAS M. TURNER Jt CO.,
a. .n ,w WILLIAM W. LINCOLN.
At ail the respectable Drug Btoroa iu Savannah, and
breughout the State. ly mar 14
UKIit* WANTED.
In ld36 and ‘341 a large number of Geor-
, . . w «“t over to the Republic of Texas to
th fc ’’^'’sans to gain their independence. Many of
" “swacred with Fannin, and others feU
lohu a,id#r C® 18 * Travis, Ward, Grant, and
r ti -WU \. ®°P u bUo of Texas granted to the heirs
ueso brave men a large quantity of land, very few
uom have come forward to claim tl.elr right. The
ten ante of those who participated in tho revolu-
^/ rtruggUof Texaacan pr^ore theso lands, on
^ucatlon to the undorslgnod, who posoesaes all neoes-
l «yluf„rm.ii guc , nlll ,, uly , ot
P S. Y. LEVY. Bavaunah.
Liberal adraueos made upon shipment.
t Cotton to my friends in Liverpool and
(5m) C. A. L. LAMAR.
DENTISTRY.
f®8- a- c. 11 £ A JL D
tiai -r ° I>arftU ‘» B * partalnlng to Natural or ArUfl-
ti.« \i B , in tlle b ®* k atyla. Office first ooruer west of
2!!^! Douse. l y j >a 17
5 :0TT’a FOltBlGN EXCHANGE
miujuation agency.
i.r.uui wiihlD, in Ha, f or th.lr fri.aJl,
■iu.. . -*Iwu.of bri.^o, thorn oat bj Brit
■ , oket *bips, aro lnforxned that the eubsoi ibers are
Th. y *® #aU for 0x8 Ab0T# A ** n °y Li this city.
a, *° sutlioriied to draw or- Messrs. Wm.
v 4 fj.° f 1 0o, » Liverpool, iu sums from £1 aud »p-
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1/ UUNKilt t UUUhN, 80 ii.j-.t.
STEAMSHIP LINES.
SAVANNAH MORNIRQ NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3i 1853.
inshraSceT
United States Hail Line.
N.Y. AND SAVANNAH etTEA3IHUIP8.
BUMMER
vaunah forN. Y.
'The Aiigueia, G»pt. Lyon. on Weaueauy, June 6
The Florida, Capt. WsmuI), ** Saturday, •• n
The Alabama, Capt. Buhsnek *• Saturday, •• 18
The Augusta, Capt. Lvo«. • * Saturday, “ 26
The Florida, Capt. WoodhuU, •* Saturday, July 2
The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, " Saturday, •• «
TI.m. /-.ill Urutilhnll Ootaul.u i, ...
" Saturday, “ 23
Woodhull, " Saturday, 11 30
Bchenck, *• Wednesday, Aug. 5
Ly°n. “ Saturday, *• 6
Woodhull, " Saturday, •• 13
The Alabama, Capt. Bchenck
The Augusta, Capt. l.you.
The Florida, Capt. Woodhull,
The Alabama, Capt.
The Augusta, Capt.
‘ " ‘ i ‘ Saturday,
- . . - „ , Wednesamy,
8: fsss- Sift teh,!..: B s a
Tho Alabama, Capt. Soheuck, •• Wednesday,
Sk® ^Pt. Lyon. “ Saturday/ Bept. 3
Tho Florida, Capt. Woodhull, *• Saturday, 10
The Alabama, Capt. Bchenck, " Wednesday, •« 14
Iheao ships aro the largest on tho coast, unsurpassed
LlWnl a» r «ty aud oomfort—making their pasaages in
80 to 64) hours, and are oomuanded by akiiirul, ca * '
and polite officers. They offor a moot dealrable
yeyanoe, to New York. On the completion of the At-
lanta in the autumn, this line will be seml-wookly—
sailing eaoh Wednesday and Saturdny. Cabin Passage,
$26; Steerage, $9. PADELFORD, FAY k CO.,
Agents in Savannah.
. . 8AM’L. L. MITCHELL,
J« 15 tf 13 Broadway, N. York.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia and Savannah Steam Naviga■
lion Company.
The now and splendid side-wheel
steamship 8TATJE OF GEORGIA, of
1,200 tons register, Capt. Walter Col-
_ 1ms, will leave Savannah as follows:
. nuunuauuy, ilunn 1ft I Wednesday, August 10
Wednesday, June 29 | Wednesday, August 24
Wednesday, July 13 I Wednesday, Bept'r 7
Wednesday. July 27 | Wednesday, Sept'r 21
Thia ship has been built with the strictest regard
the safety and oomfort of her passengers, and lior
ootnmodatioDS are unsurpassed by any steamship on
place iu the lino
Rate of Georgia make
>u Wednesday.
Cabin Postage from Savannah to Philadelphia, $20
Bteorsge 8
C. A.L. LAMAR, Agent in Savannab.-
je II HERON k MARTIN. Ag'ta in Philadelphia.
NEW YORK & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE
Weekly.
Tho new and splendid steamehlpe
FLORIDA,Capt.Woouhull, and ALA
BAMA, Capt. Sahenck, belonging to
the New York and Savannah Steam
Navigation Company, will leave Sa
vannah and New York every Saturday.
These ships aro of 1.300 tons register, and unsurpass
ed in safety, speed and oomfort.
These steamers, leaving Savannah at the same time
that the Marion and Southoruer leave Charleston, ar
rive in New York as soon as or before them.
$G§” , Cabin passage $26, payable bofore going on board.
PADELFORD. FAY k CO,
Agonta:
jyH
SAMUEL L. illTCUKLL,
194 Front-street, ni
CO, Savannah.
York.
V. 8. .HAIL LINE.
THROUGH IN ftO TO 55 HOURS.
Nsw-Iork & Charleston Steam-Paeketi.
Leave Adger’i wharves every Saturday
,4/Uirnoon and eaoh alternate Wednes
day. On Saturday the now and splen
did Steamships
JAS.ADDER. Capt. J. Dickinson 1,600Tons.
MARION Capt. M. Berry 1,200 Tons.
The SOUTHERNER, W. Foetor commander, will
eave eaoh alternate Wednesday—having been newly
eopperod and guards raised, la now in comnleto order.
„4BT For Freight or Pansage, having elegaut Stato
Room accommodations, apply at the office of tno agent,
HENRY M1SSROON,
Corner East Bay and Adger's Sou. Wharves.
N. B.—A now ship will bo placed on the line ‘
nW. ’
neot with the Southerner <
ednesdavs.
feb 10
STEAMBOAT LINES.
may 20
This Company wAl iu case of low
river, or other warrantable circum
stances, discontinue boating for tho
GEORG E 11. JOHNSTON, Pret’t.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOll PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA,
Via Uarieu, MruuHwirk, Si. ill ary m,
JACKSONVILLE, M1DDLEBURG (Black Creek),
AND P1COLATA.
Leasts tveru Tuesday, at 10 o’clock, A. SI.
intn . The superior eteam-packet WM. OA8-
f«jufll\j a ^^N'.''ON l Capt. Shaw, will leave Tuesday
■flStaMBflBiMorning, at 10 o'olook, and will oon-
nue to Leave every Tuesday.
The rates of passage by this boat are as follows:
To Darion $3 00
St. Mary's 4 60
Jacksonville 6 00
Black Creok, l'ioolata and Palatka 8 00
For freight or passage apply on board, at Charleston
steam-p&oket wharf, or to
a 24 CLAGUORN k CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ta.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
u. S. MAIL
STEAM-PACKETS
Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o’clock A^M.,
ecnneutlng at Charleston with the
WilniiuKtuu Steam-Pnoketa.
Whioh leave with the U. 8. Mail every day,at2){ P.M.,
and also w ith the
New-York and Charleatoti 8teainshlpa f
Whiob leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur
day afternoon. Passengors leaving Macon on Tuesday
evenings, will arrivo in time to oounect with the splen
did now steamship Joints Adyer ono week, and the
steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston
New-York by land route, $2U— timo v 4 hours; by
.UUDllilpi, VIS. [m/15] 8. M. LAiTITUAU. Agon't.
SHIP LINES.
FOit NEW VOUK—New l.lno.
, The regular packet brig MACON, Capt. E.
ft Watkins, will meet with dispatch lor tho above
freighter passage apj
ply to
bURN, 1
FOIL NEW-YOHK-BrigLIno.
The fastsailing regular packet bark EXACT,
Grumloy master, will' * ......
passage, up
have dispatch. Fur freight
ASI1BURN, WILDER t CO.
yOlt UALTiiUOUE-Uvtfiiiur Llue.
jjj., Tho regular packet brig JOSEPHINE, J. Wil-
son, master, will have dispatch as above. For
■SilMfeircight or passage apply on beard at Johnson's
wharf, or to [aug 26J BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO.
Watson, master, will leavo with dispatch
above. For freight or passage apply on board
at Telmir's wharf, or to
aug 26 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO.
a master, having most of her cargo engaged, will
Bineut with dispatch ms above. For froigbt o.'
passage apply on board at Telfair's wharf, or to
aug 23 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
Dry Goods, Clothing, fco.
Ready Hade Clothing for
Spring and Summer.
WM, R. SYMONS,
Drnperaad Tailor* 17 Wbitaker-nt,
B E8PECTFULLY uolinits the aUeutiou of his
friends and tho publie in general, to hia Urge
k of READY MADE CLOTHING, suitable for the
prt.ient aud coming season; it has ail been made up
under m« personal superintendence, and tor style and
durability of workmanship, is inferior to none to bo
found in the market. Tho following comprises a por
tion ortho Stock:
Frocks and 8aoks of Black, Blue Cashmere Cloths.
Block Drap Dote Frocks and Sacks,
Linen Duck Drill and Fancy Linen Frocks and Baoka.
India Grass Silk and Brown Linen Books,
Black and Colored Alpaca Frocks and Sacks,
Panta of Fanoy French Cassimore, Biaok Doe Skin
Caaaimoro, Block Drap Dete and Spring Tweed Casti-
mere, \N hits Duck. Fanoy Unen Drill,together with a
large lot of Cotton Drill and Duok Pants, for servants
Vests of Black Satin, Black Barathos and Fancy
8ilks, Fancy and White MarsaiUcs, Figured and 8tripe
Linens. Also, a large Btock of furnishing Goods, suoh
as Stocks, Ulovos, Suspenders, Cravats, Collars, Morino
aud Cotton Under Bhirte, Stripe Silk and Cotton 8ccks
and Bilk and Gingham U inbrellae, etc., oto. The whole
of whioh he offors for sale on accommodating terms, and
at prioes as oheap as the cheapest. apr 12
New Spring Ac Summer Goods.
D K WITT A MORGAN have iu store, to which
they are weekly adding by the steamers, a large
and elegant stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
whioh they offor for sale at the lowest prices:
Printed Bareges, Linen k Cotton 8heetlng,
Tissues.
" Grenadines,
" Barogo de Laiucs,
Printed Muslins,
Organdies and Cambrics,
Bootoh Jt French Ginghams,
Laoos, Ribbons, Jtc.,
Ladies'and Gents' Kid, 8llk
and Lisle Gloves,
Real Nett Gloves A Mltta
Cesstmeres and Vestiugs,
*”*■“— J "oi Linen
Uoatlugs,
of allde-
Pillow Case Linens,
Irish Linens,
Long Lawns,
Birds' Eye Diapers,
Huckabacks,
Towels k scotch Diapers,
Linen Damasks,
" Napkins and Doyles,
Bleached k Brown Muslins,
Furniture Fringes,
Pavilion Lace aud Nett,
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Swiss Jaconet ■ aud Plaid
Muslins,
- . 31ull and Nainsooks do.,
Georgia Osnaburgs, and a large variety of other Plan-
EINSTEIN &ECKMAN.
151 Congress-Street*
J NV1TE public utteniionto thv LOW PRICES nt
which a general assortment of Dry Goods arc now
cred for sale at their store.
Having availed themselves of the opportunity of pur-
ohrsing Goods very much below tho market value at the
recent
Auction Sales in this City,
they are now prepared to share the advantages with
their customers, by selling tho following descriptions
at prices below tholr original cost.
Printed Lawns, Mautillas,
Lace Capes,
Linen Hdkfs.,
Embroidered do.,
Cotton EdgingsAlnsertlnn,
Linen do. do.,
Thread do. do.,
Nuodloworkdo. do..
Quilts,
Bhoeting and Shirting,
Brown and Bleached,
Irish Linen,
Hosiery.
Gingbamu,
Organdies,
Tissues,
Barege*.
Barege de Lainea,
Collars,
Chemisette,
Ribbons,
Fans,
l'arusols,
Embroidered Muslins,
Summer Silk,
To'
insure the entire advantages of the bargains we
are now offering, an early oall at our establishment is
ueceisary, as such bargains cannot last long.
btook of Staple aud Dumestio Dry Goods, consisting iu
part of
Printed Musin DeLniuct,
Printed Be rage _ Do°Laino,
Superior French Chints,
All Wool Fronoh Plaids,
Ulk. k Col'd Broad Cloths,
Do do Cassimoros,
Cashmore A Batin Vesting*
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Kid and Bilk Gloves,
Colured Flannels,
Ladies' Cloth,
Frenoh k English Prints,
Plaid Cashmeres,
Plain Blk Oro de Rhine,
Plain Blk. Dumbatine,
Col'il k Blk. Alpacas,
Printed Cashmere Shawls,
With Uoniton and Valencine Lace Work Muslin
Ribbon Silk Trimmings, Ac. Also, i
inent of Staple Goods, suitable fur Fail Trade, aici
chants, Planters and others are invited to call aud ex
amine our Btook.
aug 30 LAROCHE k BOWNE.
tt. liltO W fl’S
CHEAP CASH STORE.
i large
THE subscriber, in order to mako . _
Fall and Winter supply, offers his present Btock 'of
Beatonablo Dress Goods at suoh prices
purchasers. With a full supply of
would suit
purchasers. With a full supply of
Funcy and Staple Dry Goods,
which will be sold at unusually Low Prices, partly con
sisting of colored and figured Bareges, Plaided, striped
and plain 8ummor Bilks,Swiss aud Mull Muslins, Can
ton Cloths for Travelling Droisus, flue I.iuon and
Cambric Handkerchiefs, inuurning Cuffs and Collars,
- fall Bupply of Kid and Bilk Ulovos. Ao. Ao.
N. B. A full assortment of Plantation Dry Goods.—
'ho residents of Savanuah and those from tho interior,
re respectfull invited to call aad examine the goods
and prices, aud judgo for themselves at the . ornur of
Barnard and Broughton streets. jy 20
Dry Goods, Clotlaiiig, Ac.
D ABRAHAM & BROTHER Wire to inform
• their friends and tho publlo that they have re
moved from Bryau-strcot to the corner of Barnard and
Congress-streets, opposite the Market, whore they will
always koop on hand, for wholosale and retail, a largo
supply ofClothiug and Dry Goode, Hate, Caps, Shoes
and Boots, aud a large assortment of Fanoy artioles,
with a full supply of Trunks, Ao. 6mos aug 9
Fall Trade of' 1853.
TO MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE PUR
CHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
O UR arrangements lor the Fall Trade will be
completed in a few days, when wo will bo pre
pared to submit to your iuspectiou, an^unusually com
plete assortmeut ot gonoral Dry Goods, Hosiery, Trltn-
■iobordasnery aud small Wares, Ribbons, Ae,
M. PREN DERG AST A CO.
178 Broughton-st., opposite 8t._ Andrew’s Hall,
aug 27
l Side.
lJliANKHTH and FLANNKL.N.—The price
JL) of both theso artielus, and indeod of overy goods
mto the production of which wool goes, will rule high
this season, In anticipation of this, we are happy to
inform all our customers, aud the public generally,
that we had sooured a large Stock of Bummer-rnauo
Blankets and Flannels, both domestio and imported,
*“ w, “** —e can now offer at old imiiuks.
M. PREN DERG AST A CO.
178 Broughton-st., op^osito Bt. Andrew's Hall,
DRY OOOD8.
Notice Extraordinary!
Positively Selling off nt Cost.
T HE Subscribers, do si tout of flowing their pro#-
A ent business, would invite the attention of the oltl-
xens ol Savannah and lie vicinity to their large and
well aclooted stock of Bpring and Summer Dry Goods at
P14IME NEW YORK COST,
among whioh are to be found some of the moet desire
ble styles of goods, for this and the ooniing season, con
sisting in part of the following goods, via:
Colored and Figured Bareges,
dQ. do. do. 8ilk Tisanes.
Plain, Biaok and Colored Bilk Tuauos and Bareges.
Swiss and Mull Muslins.
Jaoonet tnd Cambrio do,
do. do. Cliook Swiss do.
Colored and Figured Organdies.
Black and Colorod Lawns.
Cantou Cloths for Traveling Dresses,
Printed and Plain Linens do. do.
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Muslins.
Ginghams and Uaregs De Lainos.
Black and Colored Cnamelion Bilks.
Plaided and Brooaded do.
Colored blaroelina and Florence do.
LINEN GOODS, Ac., Ac.
We hero a large and well aeleoted stock of the cele
brated RICHARDSON’S,GRAY'S, DUNBAIl, DICK
SON A Co.'a Shirting and Fronting Linens; Together
with a large andelegantaasortmentof White and Brown
Table Damask of all widths, Damask buylliis, Cloth
and Colored Linen Table Covers, Birds Eye Diaper,
Linen Dowleas, Unokaback Diaper, Frenoh Linen Tow
els aud Doylies, Linen Lawns aud Linen Cambric, As.,
Ac., Ao., Ac., Ac.
OtTR ASflORTXUTT
OF DOMESTIC GOODS
is complete and embraoes every artiole kept in a first
claw retail store. PURCHASERS will do well to call
and see for themselves, as
Great Bargains
will be given, especially in
FANCY GOODS,
which will bo sold in many instances bolow cost.
Tills is no lluuibug.
CALL and soo, and bo assurtd of tho faot at
J. U. COHEN A CO.,
may 24 tf 140 Urougbton-st.
New Goods.
I . D A S II £ It ,
No. 140 Congrcss-Ni.
W OULD invito tho nttoniiun of Ladies'to his
choice selection of Bareges, Chally’s, Muslins
Cambrics. Colorod and I'laid do., Ginghhins, Ribbons,
Uose and half do., Linen Cambrio Hdkis., Uuder-
■leeves, Collars, Gloves, net do., Mils, Laoe\ Edgings,
Inserting*, Grass Skirts, Corded do., and a great varto-
ty of fanoy artioles. tf apr 9
Seasonable Goods.
U3IHRJIL.1. AN,
PARASOLS,
ANO FANS,
at Hampton & VerstiUo’s.
Houses and Lands.
FOR KENT.
I That desirable residence on Broughton-street,
joining tbo Bt. Andrew's Hall, being a two story
.Briuk Homo, with Btablo aud Carriage-house.*
For terms apply to F. T. COLE, Agent,
i 1 3
For bale.
TKn Plantation on Skid.way I.lnnd,
[onll.d tho LOpUE, with an I.l.nd
oommodating; for whioh address
M. G. W. at this office.
TO RENT.
I A house on Porry-stroet, near the oorner of
I Purse, at tho Railroad Depot, JOHN DALY,
** aug 31 2w 128 Whitakur-struet.
FOR KENT.
Alarge and eommodioua dwelling houao, with
aug 30
Lease for bale.
;OR HALE*—The unrxpircd Terra of the
Leaso of Lot Number Three (3) Jackson Ward,
r tho Lot on Bouth Urnad-st., on which tho old t
Johns Church now stands; also the building on sa
Lot. Apply to JULIAN IIARTR1DUE,
UOl
4; lj
being t
aug 25
tf
Offioe over Bank of Buvaunah.
WANTED TO RENT.
J A comfortablo houso from tbo first of October
next, situated as near the center of tne city as
Lean be obtained, preferred. Rent not exceeding
[aug 29—tf J Apply at this Offico.
Grocery Stand.
T^OR 8ALE—A building lot in Chaihuin Ward,
X 1 suitable for a Family Grooory Store. Alao, Lot
No. SO Troup Ward—both oorner lots. Apply nt this
office^tf aug 23
FURNISHED U0031M.
^1 a WO nicely furnishud Rooms to let, with o
I out Board, in a private family in a cent
of the oity. Inquire at this office.
STORE FOlt KENT.
A store for rent on Tolfair's wharf, well situ-
ited for a grocory or provision store. Apply to
jy 27 ROWLAND A CO.*
FOR RENT.
T HE WHARF aud Lot at present occupied by
tho “ Charleston Steam Packet Company." P
session given uu “■* *“* *" " *— —‘ '
terms, Ac., apply
win, at the Custom House.
TO RENT.
[ Two smnll toneraouts; nl
Room. Apply to
jy 8
fine sleeping
II. F. WILL1NK, 8r.
Valuable Lot For Sale.
| FOR RALE.—A valuublo Lot con- ttA
I talulng202R acres, situated in the 4tL
-District of tne first section of Randolph,
(late Lee County,) and kuowu as number 17b. in tho
plan of said Distrlot. Persons desirous of puroh-ting,
will address (post Paid,) J. T. at this offioe.
may 25 tf
Home Insurance Company
or THE CITY or NEW-YORK.
Capital >300,000, H || paid In.
SIMEON I,. LOHU!H, Pr.ild.nl.
Cninum J. M.Bjjm, Sao'ry. ___
T I11B SliRHIiKillkUS li.vin. tiocn appoint*
-1 *«•«»• of th..ahOT.n.inal Oampauj, .10 now
p;.paf«I tolak. rl.ka ..alnat Fir. .a Buildtu.., M.t-
150U RKNT.—The brick building, till lost from
JP onBay-st., by 90 feet deep, now occupied by 8.
bolomons, Esq., ia well ealoulated for a wholesale Gro-
i djuiild, on moore ■ wuan.
ROB'T. UABERBILAM k SON.
aug 27
S L'FERIOR WRITE HEWING COT
TON, Ac.—Wo have reoeived by steamer this
week, a large assortment of Brooks' superior White
8ewiug Cotton in all numbers. This was the only sow
ing Cutton that ohtained the Prize at tb6 World's Fair
in Loudon. It only requiros consumers of this article,
to give it a trial to be fully convinced of its dcoidod su
periority over all other makers’ productions now in use.
lu oonnection with this, we hare also reooived sovo-
. A cases of a very Superior English-mode Flax Thread
of several numbers, and in all colors.
M. PBENDEROAST A CO,
178 Broughtou-at., opposito St. Audrew's Hall,
aug 27 Wost Bido.
J. SI. Haywood,
riMIANKFUL lor tho liberal pnirouago bestowed
J. on him, respectfully announces to the communi
ty at largo, that from this day he has reduced his prloe
.-..rWl D ® nn# “ wanteu to ioaa i ty Alarge, that from this day he has reduced his price
jHwMjtwitb limber for Richibnctoo, .New Brunswick,* 0 f Baths to 26 coute, and hopes to be still favored with
a$flflt*nd to charter from thoncs to Liverpool. Ap- 1 your continuance. an 24
OGDEN k BUNKER.
VEHHELH WANTEU.
One or two vessels wanted to load
^Witli sawed Lumber, for Montevideo
bBuoucs Ayres. Also
Timber for Ruth, Maine.
to load withaSiii
BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
MARINE RAILWAY.
n., The undersigned rospootfully informs a.
^BBRall who iu»y need his services, that he^WBt
SSfliKbas charge of the MARINE RAILWAY,SMI
wnioh is now in snoeessful operation. He is, therefore,
prepared to tako up vessels of any sixe usually visiting
uur port,and to do the work of ropairing, Ao.,ou reason
able terms. Those who wish to oleau or paint tho bot
toms of their veuols, can also be aooommodated on the
Railway, upon reasonable torms. lie is alao prepared
to ooutract for building Vessels uf any olass or descrip
tion, and to carry on tue business of Ship-Carpontor-
ing, Spar-making aud Caulking, in all its various
branches, at tho oastern extremity of tbe oity.
tar A good Shipsmithis on tho premises,
mar 11 U. F. W1LLINK, Jn.
Cl UNDK1E8.—
jj 56 bbls Genessoe Flour
60 do Butter, Sugur and Soda Crackers
20 do Cider Vinegar
50 do Stuart’s Clarified Sugar
75 do do Crushed and l'owdored do
Soo boxes No. 11’ale aud Family Soap
100 bags Rio Coffee
150 bbls E Phelp s and Roso Gin
40 do P4U Connecticut River do.
Lauding and for sale by
au 24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.ffi
L'LOWKlt UATUKKKKM, that hold tho
X flower attar cutting; Vino beissors, Eylutt Ma
chines, and Eyletta. For salo by
»ug 15 j. p. COLLINS.
OEW1NG DlKDh, Picker Pud or Portable
Lj Case of Tools, l^uilliug Suiseors and Liquor Cases;
lor sale by laug 15] J. p. COLLINS.
1)UTTER uud CHEESE.—20 firkiue uud
X> tubs prime aud choice Butter; 50 boxes Cheese.
Received per steamer, and fur sale by
aug 15 MCMAHON A DOYLE.
TOBACCO—TODACCO.
ROXEt- Grant &. Williams’ Tobacco
JU 20 do Barksdale’s Pound Lump
10 boxes Barksdale's Eights
10 do do Fives
M do Geo Taylor’s Eights
aug 16 In store and for sale by SWIFT A CO.
TND1A RUDDER LONG COMISE-Just
X tho articles for little mimes, as they aro not liable
to break like the horn or shell combs. For sale by
aug 15 J* 1’- COLLINS.
If AIR BKUbJtiKH and Combe—A large as-
Xi sortment just opened by
JAB. U. CARTER A CO.
ang 18 Druggists, opposite Bt. Andrew's Hall.
KKHii CONLiREfoh WATER,—Direct
■j from thelBprlngi aud recently bottled—now land-
lug and for sale uy ■ W. W. LINCOLN,
aug 16 Monument Square.
(JK1DLITZ and SODA FOWDKK8.-
O Prepared expressly for tho retail trade, from im
ported materials, aud warranted full weight. For sale
by WM. W. LINCOLN,
au 24 Monument-squaro.
\\TANTED—A consignee for 100 coils Rope
If marked ▲. per brlgT. B. Watson from New
Orloans. [aug26j OGDEN k BUNKER.
1 > ACON biDEft—50 iibde. Prime llacuu Bides,
1) landing from steomor State of Georgia, and for
sale by laug 22J SWIFT A CO,
f'tAKHAKT AND NEEDI1AA1’8 DIE*
\j LODEON’S.—Timas celebrated instruments in
ovot j stjle, from 4). to 6 octave* in compass, with one
and two steps, suitable for Choroh or Parlor uso, for
sate at Factory prices, by the Manufacturer's Agent,
a. B. MITCHELL
ang 26 Snooessor to F. Zogbaum A Co.
India Dimitri Tor Ladles' Skirts, by
aug ID W. C. WADSWORTH. 11$ C
VltllTCIIFIE LD HOUSE,
(Formerly (Jrijtin Mouse.)
ChattunooKUy Tcniieusoe.
a This well known HOTEL, situated within a few
steps of the Pasiouger Cur lauding of the West
ern and Atlantio Railroad, is now open, under
Ots supervision of TUOMAB CRUTCHFIELD, assisted
by Mr. J. W. F. Bkysuh and Lady. This House, while
under tho control of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a very
high reputation as a first aloes Hotel. The preseut Pro-
B riotor having secured the services of Col. Griffin’s
arkooper, aud having puroliasod his most excellent
Cock and House Boy aud having furnishod the House
entirely now, hopes to retain its high reputation, and
merit publlo patronage. Passengers can bo aeoommi
dated with an Omnibus to and from the Boats,
feb 18 [ljrJ THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD. Prop.
Union Steuin Saw Hill.
THE 8UOSCBIBelts
H AVING completed Uioir now STEAM SAW
MILL, are now propared to cut aud fill orders for
BER of evory dimension at short notice, li
building of this MILL, wo have taken advantage <
tho recent improvements in the construction and
chinery of mills, and aro of opinion that onr MILL
will only require a trial to convince any one that she
can manufacture LUMBER equal, if not superior, to
auy other mill in tho Stato. To thoso who may favor
us with their ordors, we will say that our utmost exer
tions shall be used to give satisfaction, both in punctu
ality and prices. J. ROBERTS A CC
jgjgr Orders muy be loft at our office, No. 1U5 Bay-i
or at the MILL, Eastern Wharves. tf aug 3
COHEN On TARVER*
on ucccotnmodat'
Fine St. Croix Sugar.
2Uh lids. Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do N. Orleans do
2U0 bbls. Stewart's ABAC Sugar
20 boxes of Loaf do
60 bbls. New Orleans refined uo ‘
100 bags Prime Rio Coffeo
60 do Ola Java do
20 boxes Uround do
ItO chests Black and Uroon Teas
lift) boxes Tobacco assorted qualities
20 do Cut Tobacco
109 M Segars, somo very fine
SO boxes Soap aasorteu qualities
100 do Baltimore do
100 groce Mutches
! /° p *P* B oasorted qualities
20 halos heavy Gunny liuggiug
*J hhds prime R.aeon Sides
200 bbls Hum, Gin, Brandy and Whisky
.1r., a * oaeral Msortmsnt of nos imported Brandies
and Wines. * -
aug 20
JJMAMPAGNK at $10 PER BAHKET!
r |. article we have hud imported expressly for
I the Savannah market, under tbo name of Le
Ffentx, and good judgsa have pronounced it to be the
cheapest and most delicious Leverage of the kind ever
imported into this oouutry. For sale by
»«8 *4 BERLIN A NATHANS,
Under Bt. Andrew's Hall.
fresh supply of this well-knowu and most useful
article for family uso. Sailing at
BERLIN k NATHANS,
Under 8t. Andrews’ Hall.
ang 24
UHT RECEIVED por stnamer Florida—5
this Apples, 10 do Potatoes. 6 boxes Black A Grocn
of .uperior quality; 5 bbls new Mackerel, Pig
Pork, Fniton Market Beet Ac. For sale at
ALEXANDER'S, cor. BuU and Congress sts.,
au 26 Monument-sqnare.
J UHT RECEIVED and in store—10 boxes
Beadeli's Family Soap, 10 do do Candles, 6 boxes
superior West India Gov. Coffoe, 10bbls Hooker’s self-
raijing Flour, la packages of 26, 13Si and .OH pounds.
Also, a full supply offresb Family Grocsrles, Liquors,
*"• * w UW ,0r o^ ALEXANDER,
au 16 Cor. Ball uni Ceogress sw, Moauaeat-sq.
TO RENT.
rpiIRKE Sluoping Rooms, No. 135 Congress-si,
I A'ao, to hire, a Woman, a good narso, house serv
anl ana cook. Enquire of [fob 24 J A. BON AUD.
lug on it. Apply to (fe 12) WM. WRIGHT.
LIORHAIjE.—A Lot til) by 90 feet, froutiug n
[S Laurel Street, immediately ia the rear of the lal
>r. C. P. Riohardsouo's House,
je 28 ROUT. HABERSHAM A SON.
WANTED.
Situation Wanted.
A S Rook-keopor, Clerk or Sulesinuu, by a ]
man of experience and capaoity; has reaiuvu
long in tho oity, and o*u pr iduce good testimonials
from present and former employers,
sep 1 tf Apply at this Offioe.
F i
t and liberal wages will be given.
MORSE A NICHOLS.
Wanted,
A ROOM centrally situated, to bn used na a D
pository for the "Noodle Woujtn's Society”
rent moderate. Apply at No. 7 Liberty Square,
aug 18 tf
W
ANTED TO HIRE—An able bodied No
gro Mau, by the year or month. Apply at tb
tf aug 15
WANTED TO HIRE.
O A TO 25 prime able-bodied Negro Men, to work
/&\J in the city for ti to 12 months, from 1st October
next. The highest market prioo will bo paid for them,
and wages paid weakly, monthly, or quarterly. Apply
to (augfi—2m) C. A. L. LAMAR.
W AATED—A House Cttrpeuler, u good work
man—to make Wash Stands, and work with
Plumbers. Steady einploymeut givon.
aug 141 JOHN J. MAURICE.
A. BONAUD.
WANTED,
A LAD who can come well recommended. One
who writes a good hand and has a knowledge of
figures preferred. Apply at this offico. jy ,n
Carriage Manufactory.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
SULKIES.
A general and couiplcio uneertment ju.t
KECIilVED.
3 ’IIE Subscriber, uruuiiw prcji.rcil lo offer l
publlo, CARR1AUK8, I'll.KTONS, DUGUIK.8,
iRltYALLS, AC., frosh from some of the most popu
lar Establishments aud Builders at the North.
The selections were niado by ono of tho firm, with
strict refereuca to the requiruuiuuta of this market.
They aro determined to keop only such artioles in
their fine as they oau confidently
RECOiUaIIEND and warrant.
Feeling assured that they will be sustained iu offering
a better, and fiuer class of work, than has been usually
kept in this market.
Tho publlo are most respectfully requested to call,
examine, and satisfy themselves, whether they are in
earnest, by an examination of their stock.
ear All kinds of repairing done as heretofore.
** L. 8. BENNETT A CO.,
ang I ' vomer West llroad aad Bay-streets.
A BEEBE’S LATEST STYLE.—Just
rvooivad per steamer, Bsebo’s latest ntyle No. 1
Black Molsskin Hat, just introduced In Now-
York City, on last Saturday, 18th August. Coll oi
Barnum and start with tho fashion.
N. K. BARNUM A CO., 176 Broughton-st,
qqg 17 Opposite St. Andrew's HalL
i U«T RECEIVED—l’er steamer Augusta—
10 bbls. Crash and Powdered Sugars; 20 boxss
oked Herrings, aad a good supply b. B. Flour.
aug 17 For sale by J.D. JESSE.
P EAC1IE8—PEACHES—Fine Peaches and
Quinces, for Preserving, at J. D. JESSE.
M OIjAHHEH—50 bills PorUaud Syrup.
50 bbls Choiee N. O. Syrup. For sale by
ang IB WEB8TER A PALMES.
HcTotch pig iron.
N O. 1 Gartsherrio in lots to suit purchasers. For
^sals at New Torkprlce^^ ^ ^ ^
NEW PALL STYLES
* Just rsMi.od .t B.ld.n‘1, lh.tr t *11 stjloi of
PRKMIUU SILK HATS. To admin U oal, to
no theta—.0 call oarl^ «
_ au, 20 BELDEN k CO B.
S BIOOTH1NG lUOWd and Tailor.' Irou,
tor lal. hr f. W. CORNWELL,
au, 15 10J UrjLa- ill «.t.
Fire aud Life lmuruuec Agency.
Farmers’ Fire Insurance Company
OF UTICA, N. Y.
Capital, $200,000.
Grnnlte Fire InNurnuee Company
OF UTICA, N. Y.
Capital, $150,000.
Charier Oak Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital, fendorsod by the State) $250,000.
Alfred Gill, President. Jas.C. Walklsv, Seo’y.
Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co.*
OF WATERFORD, N. Y.
Capital, $i 60,000.
CnAQLKa Craubr, President. F. D. Mob, See’ry.
These Oompnuies hnving n oash capital, safely in
vested in bond and mortgage, nre prepared to effect In
surance against damage by tire, on all unde of property
on reasonable terms.
Applications reooived by A. WILBUR,
apr 22 Agent for Savannah. 129 Congreai-st.
TU13 UNITED .TAXES LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity uud Trust Company,
Charter Perpetual— Cath Syttem.
CAPITAL 0930,000.
This company combines the Mutual and Proprietary
system, and will insure the lives of white persons, also
negroes. Dr. Arnold, Medical Examiner.
marlS ly MINIS A FLORANCE, Agents.
Buncron A Brynn,
GENEUAI, A,IK,\TN AND HUOKBKB,
FOR TilK PURCHASE AND SALE OF
STOCKS,bONUS, KXCUANQK&REAL ESTATE.
No. 117 Buy Street, Havaunah.
J»u24 ly
Liverpool and London Fire and Lite
Insurance Company.
undersigned Ageutsof the above Company,
1 Will take risks against Fire on Buildings, Btook in
Trade, Ao., on tbe most favorable terms.
BANCROFT A BRYAN,
jan24 ly No.! 17 Bay-st., Savannah.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
CAPITAL,
51,000,000 ol* Founds Sterling.
flUIIfl INSTITUTION has established an Agency
X in Savannah, and Fire Policiesnpon Produce and
Property will bo issued by ANDREW LOW A CO.
Savannah, January 21,1853.
LONDON P11U4N1X FIRE Ob Fit) At.
fJHlIS Company takes Fire Risks in this city,and
X insures Rents and Leases,
sep 2 KOBT. HABERSHAM A SON, Agents.
aKTNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
rriHK undersigned, Agents of tbe above Company,
1 eontinuo to Uko risks against Fire on Buildings
Stocks, etc.,on the most favorable terms.
apr 14 COHENS A HERTZ.
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York.
f BAAC ABBATT, Soc’y. F. 3. WINSTON,
X Pres’t. Dr. R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner.
Applications received by
fob 14 ly W. P. HUNTER, Agent.
Houtkern Mutual Iuaurance Company.
A 8UUKY HULL, President and Treasurer.—
Albon Cuake, Seo'ry. C. F. McKay, Actuary.
The undersigned, Agont of tho above Company, con
tinues to take the following risks, vis: Murine, River
and Pirei also on the lives of Servants.
Lives of White Persons are alao taken by this Com
pany. No extrapromlum for restSlng In the South.
WILLIAM KING, Agent,
jane 17 1 y Corner of Bay and Drayton sts.
HOME MANUFACTORY
SADDLES, BRIDLES Sf HARNESS
183 I'ongresi-street, Havnunah.
A?—A The Subeorlbers manufacture A-—-A
flHffiWk and keen constantly on hand, »RH0Bta
BBHpl-irgo aud varied stock of bad-BSHKIJb
® ^ dies, Bridles and Harness, andj^^^^^
make to order every description of articles in their line
Our stock oouipriaos also a largo assortment uf Trnnka
Carpot-Bags, Valises, Saddle-Bags, Whips, Ao. Ter
sons desirous or supplying tbomselvcs, will do well to
call at our establishment. All artielos sold by us are
warranted for material and workmanship.
U. W. HOLLISTER. D. MALLETT.
N. B.—For Repairing, onr terme are moderate, our
execution prompt. 6m may 17
d 1UKMICAL LIQUID HOLDER, for wol
V J ding China, Glass, Stone, Marblo and Ornan ental
Ware of any desoriptiou. all artioles joined with this
valuable oompositior will beoome perfectly firm, aad
ready for use ia five minutes after being joined, for
■ale at the Apothooarles' Hall, by
iy 27 J.E.DxFORD.
Patent Wire Kailiug.
r\ 1LBERT BUTLER is preparod to nxhibit Pat-
\JT terns and exeouto all oraers for Fences made ol the
COMJ-OSITR Railihu, of the Atlantio Railing Works of
New York. 3m may 27
FKENII GROCERIES.
]?RUITS, Hmoketl Deefaud Tongues.
1 Constantly on hand by JOHN DALY,
tf 2d Whitakar-at.
A TTKNTION GKOUfJIA IIUHHAltH.—
XX. Jo»t received, a fine lot of your Fatiguo Caps, all
Lettered ready for use, at
jy» . BELDEN A CO’S.
MsT City papers please copy.
Hunt’s ItCHtorative,
4011 VKUKTAllLE HAIR COtIPOMTION.
r 1 ’HIS pleasant aud efficient agent for the proven-
J tion of baldness, and the removal of dandruff, is
also a groat auxiliary at the toilet, both on acooont of
its delicate and agreeablo perfume, (free from essential
oils,) and its keeping the hair in plaoe and ourl. When
tho hair is moist with this fluid, it may be dressed beau
tifully, in any form required, so as to keep iu its plaoo.
Previous to curling the hair, moiaton it lightly with tho
Heatorative, whioh will give it aglossy and durable curl.
Children’s heads should be dressed with the Restorative
twice a week, with a soft hair brush, as it will at onoe
thoroughly cleanse the skin, and lay the foundation of
a good head of hair.
For sale, together with a variety of llalr Oils, Co
logne*, and Shaving Cream*, at tho
BRAVING AND UAIH-DRE8BINO SALOON,
10M>* Broughton-street,
Nearly opposite Bt. Andrew’s Hall,
marJl By WM. J. HUNT.
/ 1 OKN.—1,500 bushels Prime Western Cora
just arrived and for sale by
aug 10 tf P. L. CONSTANTINE.
SJ1DI1T UliKUKH UN NEW YORK—for
Cl ealo by Tfeb 8-tf| C. A. L. LAMAR
l/OR HALE.—A mau about 25 years old, a
X first rate Steamboat or Mill hand, warranted
sound and sold for no fault. Apply to
aug 10 WM. WRIGHT.
C#>a i JL Ini rlHge for Hnle.
A light ouo horse Carriage, (with polo)
bum to ordor by Brower A Son, NewYork, and has neon
used but littlo. It can bo seen at tbe Carriage Reposi
tory of Mr. Geo. W. Ua.'dcastlo.
may 13 BUtANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
U U44AR—SUGAR,—SO hhds prime PR Sugar
O 10 hhds Muscovado Sugar
100 bbls St Croix do
50 do Stuart's B do
20 do do crushed do
20 do do pow'd do
5bbIiCofi'ee do Ia staro and for sale by
aug 16 SWIFT k CO.
I.'LOUK—FLOUR.—200 bbls. Balt. Flour.
X -5 do Hiram Smith's do. Landing and for sale by
aug 16 8WIFI 1 A CO.
FLOUR, HUAI*, CANDLKH, <fcc.
1 \ BIlLrf. Baltimore Iloward-slreet Flour.
Ivv 50 do Hiram 8mith'r do
50 bbls. Pure Genesseo Floor.
50 boxes Bedel'e Family Soap.
54) do 6 A 8 l't Mould Caudles.
100 do Adamantine do
25 do Hpcriu do
50 do Colgate's Starch. For sale byl
aug 18 WEBSTER A PALMES.
RUTTER, LARD AND DACON.
OT! fttiGS Priino Gosheu Butter in storo.
25 bhla. Lard to arrivo.
50 kegs Lard do
10 hhds Prime Baoou Shoulders do
20 do do Bides ia otore. For sale by
aug 18 WEBSTER A PALMES.
I>UTTER.—30 kegs bolucted Goshen Butter;
II reoeived por steamer, and for sale by
au24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
1* Al ON HIDEH AN1) H1IOULDERH—10
li eaaks choioe Sides, 16 do. Shoulders, recelvod
per steemer State of Uoorgia;aud for sale by
ang 22 MoUAUON A DOYLE.
l^LOUR—154) bbls. Georgia Flour, 100 do. Bal-
X tiinore, 30 do. Hiram Smith's, for salo by
aug 22 McMAJION A DOYLE.
A f OLAHHE8, LIQUOK8. Obc.—54) hhda.
ijX Cuba Molasses, 75 bbls. N. O. Syrup, 150 bbls.
Uomostio Liquors, 50 bbls. Ale, 50 boxes Bede) Starch,
aug 22 For sale by MeMAlION A DOYLE.
1 EKCIiEH,—1 tub of lurge and hoallliy Bwo-
M i dish Lcechos, this day reoeived per steamer Flor
ida; for sale by WM. W. LINCOLN,
au 24 Mouumont-eq.
|>ACJON AND LARD—50 hhds. prime Bacon
l't Bides. 50 bbls. aud 75 kegs priino Loaf Lord,
iteceived and for sale by
aug 24 SCRANTON, JOIINfaTON A CO.
IjALTldlORE FLOUR, DACON AND
l) LARD.—200bbls. Howard Street Flonr ; 60 hbds.
prime Bacon Sidoa; 60 bbls. prime Leaf Lard, landing
and for salo by
aug 25 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
\ PPLKH, l'KAKHf and oilier FRUIT.
jfY Just received by steamer Florida, and for tale by
au 24 J. DAILY, No. 28 Whitaker-et.
/ 1UKNED and HtMOKED.DEEF, Smoked
Tongues, and Corned do.; arrived by eteamer, and
for sale at [an24j JOHN DAILY. 28 Whitaker-et.
TIN WARE.
A/TANUFACTURED and sold at wholosalo or re>
ifX tall, at tbe very lowest rates, by
au 26 M0118E A NICHOLS.
DAUHAGE CIJTTERH, Meat Gleavors,
Ly Chopping, Saw, Kitchen and Bread Knives, to be
ao 26 155 Broughton-st.
LJOUP DIOEHTER8, Plain, Tinned aud
0 Enammelled Iron Toa Kettles, Datoh Ovens, and
a general assortment of Kitchen Utensils. For sale by
an 26 MOR8E A NICHOLS, ltt Broughton-st.
^ITIMFHON’H PATENT ICfc PRESERVING
O PITCHER—Just reoeived two cases largest sise.
an 26 MORSE A NICHOLS.
Ol 1 III Ul YARDS superior Negro Cloths.
<6u»l/Uv Justrsoelved and for salo by
ang 25 K EMPTON A VER8TILLE.
/ lOFFEK—COFFEE.—1(X) bogs Rio Coffee
\_y 50 mats Java do
64) bags Cuba do. In store and for sale by
ang 16 SWIFT A CO.
1J ACJON HiDEH.—54) hbds prime Bacon Hides,
X> for sale by (aug«) COHENS A HERTZ.
[ lORN—84)0 bur-hula Prime White Baltimore
Corn. For sale to arrive, apply to
aug 21) OGDEN A BUNKER.
O AUUK PANS, with thu ioeido tinned aud
O enamelled—all sites, from one pint to eight quarts,
aug 13 MORSE A NICHOLS.
LOTTERIES.
QUEKNK AND PCLAMKI AlONIiniKNT
I-OTTBUY OUtnCK.
Bar l.anv, near H.II.Streai.
OREUOKY * MAURY.Maaaf.r.,
D u awn NUMBEHS—Of Groone A Pulaakl
Utt.rr Clan 1081
*» W 6 88 81 87 ii ao M n in it J.
_ . . axtHi OLiu 62.
To h« drawn Id WUmlorton. Del., Thl. Day.
76 Nambn LoUory—la Drawn Ballot..
. _ CAT-ITAL i
40,000 DOLLARS.
Ae. Ae. Ao.
Tickets $10—Shares in proportion.
T.nd.rfor Onpirj A Umry.
MptS Bay Lin., a».r Bull-itnat.
UKOKHIA 8TATK I-OTTKIIYT
* Lottery, Class 6ft, drawn in this city on tho 2d:
12 70 II 57 48 8 4 60 71 42 32 17 64 83 24.
Nos. 1160 71, 17 33 67, and 32 33 54, Prises sold in tho
Will be drawn lu public, in tho Exchange Long Boom,
OI.ASS 60,
. die, in tho Exohange I
This Afternoon, at 5 o’clocx.
FINE SCHEME.
7,000 Dollar*—2.000, 1,000, 1.250,
And more than $90,000 in Smaller Prizes!
Tickets only »2-Shares in proportion.
Tlokets and Shares for salo, and Prites oaahed on de
mand. by GEO. 8. GRAY, No. 6 Owens’s Building,
sept 3 Opposite Pulaakl House.
JHT Offioe No. 153 Bay-street—near City Hotel—in
oouneotiou with llarnden’e Exprcae Office.
Georg In sintQ Lottery.
A. D. ELLIS A CO.. Managers.
3d Capital Prize and numerous other Prizes.
D RAWN NUMBERS — Of Georgia mate
Lottery, Class 65:
12 79 11 67 48 8 4 60 71 42 32 17 54 S3 24.
Nos. 4 50 71, Sd Capital Prise, sold.
Wholo, 83254), aad half, 32 42 70, sold; and Nos. 24
54 67, H 24 64, returned.
Draws This Day.
Capital, 7,000 Dollars !
CLASS 56.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
To be drawn in Savannah This Afternoon, at A I'. 51.
Sales olose at .^o'clock.
.. Oi 1
RRRJ 1,0001 l
I " L6U0| 1 “ 1,4)44
«) Prises of $160.
Ao. Ao. Ao.
Tickets only $2—shares in proportion.
Tickets, eithor singly or by the package, for aale by
■ept 3 CHARLES B. PATTERSON.
Off\ce No. ti fVhitalter-Street, Ray Lane.
QREQOBY k MAURY, Managers.
D RAWN NUM!!EKM-OfUreene*Pulaski
LoUory, Clast 105
4>i .mi n nr. r.i rr,
cash at this offlco.
KITH A GLASS C2,
To be drawn In Wilmington, Dol.,'This Day.
75 Namber Lottery—12 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL t
40,000 DOLLARS!
Tlokets $10—share* in proportion.
JAME8 GOWEN,
^JYendcrfoMircrory^JVIaury^
icpt3
PIANO FORTKH^JRHR& lHbbIL'AL
acuuguiemnorin anvannuli. would res
pectfully invito tho attention of those
in want of anything in the Musical Line, to his estab
lishment. From many years experience, both in pro-
foasloual and business matters conncotod with Alusie,
Mr. 6!. feels himself fully qualified to proffer his ser
vices in the selection of Musio and Instrument!, or tho
fulfilment of orders; with ths assuranco of his utmost
teal aud industry in his endeavor to deservo tbo patron
age and oonfidonco of the publlo.
G. B. MITCHELL.
je 15 Successor to F. Zogbaum A Co.
Wilmot’s Jewelry Store.
rpUU 8UB8CKU1EK has on band, aud i*
1 eonstantly receiving from the best and mostrespeo-
table manufacturers In the country, Rich Diamond, Ru
by, Pearl, and other Jewelry, and aterllng Silver Ware,
suoh os Table, Dessert and Tea Spoout aud Forks; 8il-
ver Plates and Waiters; Tea Sets; Casters; Cups nad
Saucers; Goblets; Tumblers; Pap Boats: Soup aud
Sauce Ladles; Pie, loo Croam, Cake and Fish Knives;
Solid Silver Dessert, Plokle and Butter Knives; Nap
kin Rings: Balt Cellars aud Fruit Knives; Silver Plated
Spoons, Forks aud Ladles; Cake Baskets; Casters;
Waiters; Suuff-jrs and Trays; Ivory Balanoe-Uandlo
Knives and Silver Plated on Steel Table and Dessert
Knives.
Fine 21 day Marblo Mantle Clocks and common Brass
Clocks of evory desoriptson.
Gold and Silver Lever and Lepine Watches; Fine
Enamelled Hunting Watohes; Geld and Silver Thim
bles; Geld and Silver Spectacles; Gold and Silver
Watch Chains, Bools and Keys; Fine Rogers’s Fookct
Cutlery; Rasors and Rasor Strops; Card Cases Port
Mouais.
Particular attention will be given to repairing of
Watohes and Jewelry.
From bis long exporlonoe and extensive facilities, he
confidently believes he will satisfy all who may favor
him with their patronage. His prices are as low, and
tsrms as liberal ae at any establishment in the State,
r 18 S. W1LMOT, No. 1 Market-square.
Nil]....,
Groceries,
wove, Dey
Clothing, Fl_
Term* oasii b
N. B.—All
tied for Metes
count and risk of the t
„ «!«(Lighttr. .< Amelin.
On MONDAY, 5th day September Mil. *f 11 o’ *
Will be sold on Diiion's Wharf/tbeStiitall J
and U. L. Cook, with three Lighten! iSle
be sold together, or eeparntely as beat suits |
The wharf will a so be leased for five yt
elrod. Torms liberal, made known at sale.
On THURSDAY.^3th*0«tfnext^ii 11 o’elo*
Will be sold, all the llousoheM and Kttabs
tare belonging to tho estate of 8. J. Ci
Sold by ordor of the Exeewtrlx, for bofc
Rottndale Cement at JPiK
Now landing per sahr. North State, lOb bble. Koocft-
dale Hydraulic Cement. ... _ ang ly
N. jC. Mum at Private Sills.
Now Unding per eehr. Cataract, frem Fruvlienee. It
bbls. N.E. Rum. For sale lew. aug 17
Prime If Ails Corn ut Private Skis.
Just reoeived In store, and for sole In lota to suit pur*
chasers. Terms oash. nng 17
If not previously disposeJltf
lou will be soli at pnbUff JW,-.-._ r —
House, oa Tuesday, tho 6th of September next,
at sale. .
Traci of Land at Private Jell.
Lot Land No. 23,16,8, containing 160 oeree, W#UUm
bered, sltnated lu caj-s County nrar Kingsteo, n few
miles Irom the State R. Rood. .
llannuuU cmuht At Private SahL.t-r..
Now landing per sohr Cataract-100 bbU Bjdmnlln
vuiubor.
Improved Ksscncc of CoffiS.
We have jast roceivell from the manufU-..,™.-
Philodelphin, and will continue to keep on hand foe
sale, Augustus Hummel’s Improved Eeeenoc of Coffee.
This is tho best composition of Coffee ever offered fog
■ale. and Coffee made from the Essence le much mere
wholesome, more delicate, flnner flavored and eolortd.
S orfoctly oleur, and in every reepeot superior to tho
nest Rio Coffee, and In nee will prove a nett caving 7fl
per cent, over Coffee prepared in tho ordinary manner.
Try it and see if Udoes not.
lYnnes** itucvn uud Lord, at Private Aale.
13,000 lbs. Now Bacon, assorted Hog round.
2,000 “ Fresh Leaf Lard, just reoeived per B. B.
from Tonnesaeo. and for sale in lota to enil purchasere.
Vroeertes, Provisions, etf% i
FHILBRICK A BELL offer onaeoomme4»U»f b#mfl
at private sale i
Liuuuhs.—60 bbls. N. E. Rum. 25 bbls.Peach Brand/.
26 bbls. Munongahela Whisky, 5 pipee Holland Gin. #
half pipes Coguao Brandy, 10 enske "Small 8mll
Bootoh Whisky, 1 puncheon Irish Whisky (MeMabaOt’a).
6 eighth a oaks Flnet, Castlllion A Co. and Uenneeey
Brandy, 200 doi. of flno Madeira, Sherij and Fort
Wines. Brandy, Gin, llum, Whisky and Caerry Bran
dy— all private etook.
Bacon.—20 casks Sides, 10 casks Hama, li cask!
Shoulders.
Hat.—300 bale* Eastern and Northern.
Cnnanr.—160 bbls. Roseadale Corn cat Co.
Flouh.—100 bbls. Canal, 50 bbls. Richmond,
Cbockxbt.—25 oratos assorted Common and Oranlta.
Ulasswakb.—76 oases Tumblers, assorted, 10 aasefl
Wines, 15 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Cons, Ae.
Cuacebmb.—10 whole and 10 half bblo. Boeton.
C1UAMS.—60.000 Common Uerman Cigars, 20,000 Span
ish Imported do.
SoAi.cs.—A large assortment of Fairbanks FloMbrm.
Also, a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Wore, Brass Clocks,
Fanoy Soaps, Fa cy Artioles, Ae. Ao. jjr 14
Piaster and Cement at Private Bets.
Just received in store, and kept oonstantly on hnnA
trout, (or r
t low.
MORE BOOKS.
RECEIVED UY 8. 8. H1ULKY, AUG, 30th, 1653.
THE FAWN, or the Foie Faces, or two Centuries
ago; by J. 1\ Brace.
The Matricide’s Daughter—a Tale of Life in tho
Great Metropolis : by Newton M. Curtis.
Dare Devil Dick, or the Road and its Riders—being
the itomautio Adventures encountered by Diok Tur
pin, Ao.
The l’irate Doctor; by a Naval Officer.
Blackwood's Magasino for August.
Graham’s Magasino for September.
Uodey’e LadvA Book for September.
Gleason's Piotorial.
Barnum'* llluitiated News.
For sale at No 135 Congress-street.Mg 81
NEW MUtiKS.
RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER At CO.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. fllOT.
Tho Fawn of the Pale Faces: or. Two Centaslee
Ago. By J. V. Brooe.
The Artist-Wile, and Othor Talee. By Mary Uowltt.
The Uietory aud Rudiments of Architecture: for
the uso or Arohlteots. Builders, Draughtsmen, Mer
chants, Eugiuotrs and Mechanics. By John Bullock.
The Winged Wisurd of the Wave. By FayetU Be
ilinson.
Class-Book of Physiology, for tho me of 8ohools and
Families. By B. N. Comings, M. D.
Harper's Megaxine lor September.
Cranford. By tbe au thor of “ May Barton," Ae.
Gruham’e Magasino for September.
Picturesque Sketches of London, Post and Present.
By Thomas Miller. National Illustrated Library, Lou-
Kugenie; or, Tha Soldier’s Bride. By Mias Sarah
M. llowe,
W ild Sports of tho West. By Wm. 1L Maxwell. -
Bleak He use No. 18.
A Woman's Journoy Round the World, and Ylilt to
lalA-nd qpd tha R ^
ie German of Id*
lustrated Library.
Junius: including Letters by the same writer under
other signaturrs, and his Private Letters te H. 8. Wood-
fall. Bohn’s Standard Library.
Baraum's Illustrated News.
Visit to tbo Holy Land, Egypt and Italy. By Mad-
ne Pfeiffer. llluAtrated.
— MORE or—
Tbe Romauoo of Abelard and HelMse. By 0. W
Wight.
fcUe SeJIallej
SAVANNAH TO DAHIBN.
A LINE of Four Horse Foci Coachos leaves Be*
XjL vannah every
iiiuuduy aud Thursday y at 7 o’clock A. Mi
For Darien, via Bryan Old Court-House, Bine boro’ aud
South Newport, arriving lu Darien at 6 o’clock F. M.
ReturnliiK on Tuendayn and Friday*.
Arriving iu Savannah at 5 o’olook P.M., and oooneeung
with tho boats for the North, and the oare for the West.
gar Offico in Bavaunah, at Sawyer, Hollister A Co.’a
Stables, corner of State and Whltakarata. Offioe ia
Darieu, at Ailing A Robertson,
jan 13 ly H. L. HART, Proprietor.
JOHN O L I V £ II,
Home, Sign, and Ship Painter, Gla
zier, Paper Hanger. &c.
'. 121, UHOUGUTOM 8ZUEET.
OEGS to return hit. thunks to tho cIliEens of
I) Savannah, for past favors, and to assure them
bat all work iu bis line entrusted to him,shall be done
iromptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts
>y an assiduous attention to busiuess, the employment
reompeutent workman and the use or the best materi
als, to insure a continuanco of their favors, llo keeps
for sale mixod and dry paints, paint oil, turpentine
varnisboo, window glass and putty; paint, marking,
white wash and other brushes. may 10 6m
pritno Western Conn 10 hhds choice Baoon Sides.
28 boles first quality Moss, landing from brig T B
fI “ “ ,W A 11EBTZ.
TO TilE CONHLiHERh OF
MANUFACTURED SAWED LUMBER.
fPIIE BUfttiCKHiEUK uro now preparml to ro-
I ooive orders Tor Flooring and other descriptions of
Plained Lumber, at the Savannah Plaining Machine,
situated oa tbo Canal, at tho Western extremity uf the
City of Savannah, between Zubly and Margaret-ste.
Orders for all descriptions of Plained Lumber furnish-
1 at the shortest potsiblo notice, and manufactured in
superior stylo, whioh cannot fail to pleaso the oonsn-
er. Work done by tholr machino will compare with
that of uny now in uso. Tbe subscribers baro succeed
ed in arranging for a constant supply of selected sea
soned Lumber, by whiuh no disappointment to builders
need be apprehended. Every facility will bo oxtendod
in obtaining material for all parts of a building.
THE BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE
Q F tiie tiubsuribere, ie now under tbe management
UU*. C. A. HAUL,
A gentleman fully competent, and who will take great
oare to give satiafaotion in the execution of all work en
trusted to him. With tho
smw vsnnig
Ordered during the post year, and that which we art
nov about ordering, our Offioe will hnve undergone n
thorough renewal. Our
Uook liludiug and ManaffcctarfBff
facilities, will also b* materially improved, and tha
etook of manufacturing materials considerably enlarged.
No paius or expense will be spared in obtaining a
supply of Paper of every description, of superior quali
ty. and every exertion will he made to render tne ea-
tabliskinents worthy of the support of the community,
trusting that we shall meet with due encouragement.
Mr. £. J. Purse has no longer any aonneetion with
the uhovo establishments.
Orders may be left at the store, or with Mr. Hall nfi
the old stand, Fenflcld’s Range, over F. W. Cornwell’*
Hardware Store, entrauoo in tho lone,
jo 15 J. M. COOPER A CO.
The Saw Mill, now being completed t_ .
building, will bo in operation iu the course of
mouth, wheu orders tor overy description ol' Sawed
Luubor will t e executed with dispxtoh. Apply to
, R. A. ALLEN A CO., or
jy 20-MWF2m WILLIAM K1NE, Ag t.
Swedenborg’s Works.
nPJIE Wriliugs of Swedenborg, and Collateral
1 Works of eminent NEW CHURCH authors, at
New York and Boston prioos. Kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by J. p. COLLINS,
aug 15 ly
Agent Q. 8. A.. 100 Bryan-ot.
WOOD ! WOOD:! WOOD!!!
IT1HE Subscriber bus now and will keop constant-
I ly on hand, a targe supply of the beat quality of
highland Oak, Uiokcry aud Pine WOOD, whioh he
offers by the whole sale or retail, as low for cash as can
bo bought for in the city. AU orders punctually at
tended to, and partJ.ml ay attention given to meaauro-
meat. Wood yard at the eld etund ot the Canal and
Railroad Bridge.
jy22 ly PETER WHITE.
WOOD ! WOOD!
fpiIE Subscriber will keep constantly on band
X at hio WOOD YARD, at the Canal Bridge, a full
■upplr.««Ui eeasons, of OAK, HICKORY and PINE
orders left at J. D. Jesso'e, Broughton-st.,
wU) bo promptly attended to.
Wood Hold Low For Cash.
jan 1 tf J.M. BUTLER.
Wood Yard—Forry Whurf.
J. T. TUOMAS,
(Successor to D. Kcinnlmrt,)
W ILL keep a couataot supply of Oak, As
Black Jaek, Pine and Llgbtwood. Boxes for
oraers are plaoed at tho stores of 6 ossrs. J. M. Cooper
A Co.. John Merohlson, W. W. Lincoln and at tho of-
fice of the Morning Nows. Orders for
llced Cane for Shipment,
supplied at short notloe.tf^jo6
COLD SODA WATER,
J FLAVORED with the finest and most delicate
1 SYRUPS, always on draught at
I*I€J£’S FOUNTAIN,
South East oorner of Broughton and Whitakar-stveeU.
LEMON SYRUP aud SYRUPS for Fountains, kept
eonstantly on hand. Orders for the city or oountry
promptly attended to. tf upr2I
ilDROIDERIEM.—French Needle Work
Pointed Under Sleeves; Do dodo Black and White
,r d0 dt> Pointed Collars; Do dp do
Handkfs; Do do do Linen Cambrio Handkfs;
Juslin and 8wiss Bands; Do do do Edgings and
•tinge; Embroidered Swiss Evoning Drssses. Just
W.C. WADSWORTH,
aug U) lift Qongrese-st., opposite Pulaski Ujuss.
JDnifueiTcan Gallery.
rpiIE Subscriber has taken the Rooms formerly
X occupied by Mr. l’rontioe, corner St. Julian street
aud Marfcot square, whore he will be happy to see the
former patrons of tne Establishment, aad os maay new
ones as will, favor him with a coll.
BBT All pictures put up in the best ■<
Stave. Warned,
OF WH1TK OAK OR WAT1B OAK.
N OT less thun 42 or over 44 inches long,
do. do 6 do 7 do wide,
do do 1 - do 3 do
Th. buk tdg. of th. 8Ut. to bt dtMMJ don to th.
same thiekness as tbe front edge.
The Staves to be straight)/ cleft, end fires Iftm knots,
wsrps, or worm-holea. sen
For fetaves prepared in strict conformity totals sptoi-
ncation, and delivered on Mossrs. R. A. Allen A Co’e
lumber wharf in Bavaunah, prior to 1st Moreh, 1854,
Fifty Dollars per 1004) pieces will be paid by
ANDREW LOW A CO.
Savannah. June *t. 1853. t feb 1
Sail Making.
J U1E subscriber has resumed bis business of flail
Making, and Is prepared to make Bails of all dec-
ptions. Tents, Tarpaulins. Awnings. Ensigns and
Flags of all kinds. He ouu be found atoll times, at the
Lower Rice Mill. All order# left at the store of Meoejr
Ciaghoru A Cunningham, will meetwith prompt alien
tioa. [jy 8-3m]. M. AMOROUS.
I.
m.N« voutes.
W. MORRELL & OO.
Have on hand a splendid neeta
of Piano Fortes, from the best )
factories in the country. For tone nad
finish these instruments cannot be ex-
~ celled. For sole on oooommodotia*
i, at the Broughten-streetFiono and Cabinet Ware
house. M * )
rrieiodeonti.
This beautiful Instrument of 4 and 0 Oetavea,
from the celebrated Manataotory ot Chhort JS
Needham, always on hand and nr sale by
I. W. MORRELL A CO.
a Centory orwaaSan.Zntm at
1 VuS,«r.riM«."mJr7Itriki7thiI7‘t , hMLf*5^-‘
Udoro. Nothing save the change of hae im the Cbemelion
or the Dolphin, eon be more rapid than the alteration
produced in tho oclor of the hair by tbe application of - 3
Cristadoro’e Liquid Unlr Dye. The inventor has found **
out the grand seeret of the proocss by whioh nature i~
parts oolortothehnir. and has followed lt op snees
tully. The change is loetant and perfect, and tbe e<
are solioited to oall and judge fortbemselvet.
Cristadoro’s
PRESRRVATIVfi AND BKAUTIFIBR
Stimulates its growth and perpetuates if 1
the latest period of life. The dye i* Oi
cold at CRISTADORG’S Hair Dreesing Bate*
Monament-Bgr. w—tflide. ly g
B AKE OVENS, of aU sixes; aUo
Ovens, Tin Roosters and Reflectors, at
ang 13 MORSE A NICHOLS, 156“
4 UNAL FLOUU.-Jukt reoeived per sebr.
V North State, 24 bbls. Suuorior Canal Flour.
SsXs by [ang 19J HENRY £ WASHBURN, A
I > KC'EIVED por SieuMi
Xli 1“ Store—5 boxss Lemons, 104
utils Apples, 2 do Fears. I bbl Green
Herrings, Ao.[an74J
. State of Georgia; for sale
3&EH ,
ollMOti, Ult b,
ZLU1U t nOAANCS.