siimr
DEATH OP TIIK ROBIN.
BT MBI. KMBLIWB I. BBITM.
From hla sweet banquet. 'mid the per tamed clover,
A robin laired end suns;
Never the voice of hippy bird or lover
Such peals of gladness rung.
Lone Echo. loitering by the distant hill aide.
Or hillng in the glen.
Caught up. with thirsting lip, the tide of sweetness,
Then bido it liow Again.
The summer lir was flooded Kith the mnalo;
Winna held their breath to heir;
And blushing wild-bowers hung their heeds, enhmoted,
To list thst " Joyitnce uleaf."
Juat|h|«, from neighboring covert rudely ringing,
** Broku forth discordinttoand;
And Wily fan lor, from his ttinbnsh springing,
Gited tigofly around.
Still upw-ird, through the air thit yet km thrill leg .
To hii melodious ley.
One intlant longer, on i trembling pinion,
_ . . The rohiu cleared his wiy,
But, ah, the death-shot rankled in hie bosom—
Ills life of song was o'er!
**“- “ hie heavenward pathway,
A sudden silenoe chilled the heart of Nature-
Loaf, blossom, bird and bee,
Boomed each, in startled hush, to mourn the pausing
Of that sweet u Instrelsy.
And Echo, hrefethless, io her secret dwelling,
Like love-lorn maid, in vain
Waited and UsteneJ long, to catch the accents
She ne'er would hear agalu.
Oh, bird! sweet poet of summer woodlands!
How like thy lay to those
Of tuneful bards, whose song* begun in gladneaa,
Have oft the aaddest olose.
Thai, many a strain ot human love and rapture,
Toured from a fond, full heart,
liath been, in one wild moment, hushod forever
By aorrow'a fatal dart.
(.From the Bt. Lou a Republican, 14th.
Wcatoru.Prnlrlea on Fire.
Wo have accounts of groat damage done by firr,
in ditlrrent parts of this State and Illinois. Ti.e
prairies have born sot on Arc, thoughtlessly or by de
sign, und the unueu.il dry weather had prnnared the
grass and the loaves 10 as to furnish it fit for the
flume*. AJuw union north of Toronto, Livingston
County, fences wero laid waste, and even tint stnldcs
burns ai’o dwelling houses wore* endangered. Not
only the grass of the prairitis, hut the woods were
destroyed by it—tlm leaves lying thick on theground
und the long drought having rendered them nusv of
ignition. 'The fence enclosing the farm of Rev. Jhn.
G. Vincent was entirely consumed, leaving his en
tire crop ofjtheat and corn without protection. Mr.
Edward null was n sufferer ; Herbert and Belcher
had tin ir entire leuces consumed, or rendered value,
less, ami it was with difficulty they saved their dwel
lings. Mr. Ahrahom Field had hit fences, stables
auil burn consumed—the lutter continuing Ins now
crop of wlieui und farming utensils. Olliers were
also injured.
From the Bhclbyvlllu Hpeetator wo loam that in
tihelhy County many farms were left almost entirely
unenclosed, und the dwellings were saved with diffi
culty :
“ The fencing of Dr.Riggs, Mr. Blackburn, Mr.
Anderson, Mr. Hmcnr, Mr. Terry, Mr. Duncan, Mr.
Moore, and J. B. Marmaduko, mid mmiy others
whose names we did not learn, was materially dam
aged. We were also informed that the loss wu*
very gi talin the neighborhood of Mouire Hilton's, in
Taylor Township. It is supposed tliut the prairie
worn firm! by hunters from a distunen, who wnr
camping here, wiili u view or killing the game in iu
HUdeuvors to escano the fire.” ■
. Tlic()<|uawka (111.; i'laiiidealer says:
"Serious loss bus been sustained by many of
farmers in the lower part of the county, Just below
Warren, and in the Johnson aolilnmenl, from the
prairies cuicliing fire, lu some iiiMuncps whole fields
nnd stacks of grain have boeu entirely destroyed, us
well us the fencing. Among ihe piiucipul sufferers
nro Matthew Houghton, Alex. Rankin, Hr., Henry
Miller und a Mr. 8mwart. The loss will full lieovi
ly.upon them, especially nt the present season."
JL
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWB, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 185S:
Dry Goods, Clothing, fco.
" ,‘DBY COOPS
FOR THE MILLION!
A GAIN we Invite the attention of the public to
u\ our cheap and desirable Steak of Dry Goods,
bout ht with ths greatest care for CASH AND GASH'
ONLY, so that oar Goods are sold almost as cheap as
other buy them : and we would distinctly state that,
we have adopted ths ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and
are able and determined to eel- them as 1< w. If net
lower, than the same qualities are sold in any house in
the city We offer in our Ladies'
Dress Goods Department,
Mouslin de Lains, Cashmeres, Barege dft Lalnes, Bro
cade and Tlain AlpaotB, French, English and German
Mcri os, Bombasines, Brocade, Plaided and Colored
Silks, Black Silks of all uualities and widths, from 7f
cents and upwards, French, Scotch, English and Amer
ican Ginghams, TrinU, eto., eto.
Look and Square Shawls,
Scotch and Freneh Embroideries in great assortment.
White Goods, Bonnet Ribbons, ChtmaeetU, Collars,In
fant’s Robes and Waists, etc., eto.
HOSIERY, Ac.
In this department, we offer overy variety of Silk,
Cotton and Worsted llose and Ualf ilose, Hilk, Cotton
und Merino Under Garments for Gent's and Ladies,
Kid. Buck, SUk, Woolen and Cotton Gloves, for Gants,
Ladies, Bovs and Girls. .
Gimps, Velvets, Tlain and Figured of all oolors,
Linen, Silk and Worsted Serpentine Braids, Buttons,
Edgings, eto.
Linens nnd Dninasku.
Our stock of these Goods, is in tact a Stock, for
offer every variety of Bleached and Brown Damasks,
Table Covers all sises and styles, Diaper Towols, Dam
ask Napkins, Doylies, Dowlas,Crash,Linen Sheetings,
Shirting and Fronting, Linen 7-8 and 4-4 wide, war
ranted all pure Flax, and from the best makers.
Blunkcls, Kerseys, Ac.
Wo haven full and complete assortment of English
and Amerioan Blankets, Negro Clothes, all styles and
qualities. White, Red aud Bluo Flannels, Bleached and
Domestics, all qualities, Ticks. Denims, Cheeks,
*" Drills, fto. All of the i* —
J. 11. COHEN ft CO.'S,
" 140 ilronghton-st.,
1. iv. Morrell ft CO.
STOVES! STOVES!!
CALL AT
JOHN J. iUAUKICE’S,
No* 10, IB und 14 flu rim rd-wt rurf.
.a. WHERE you will Hud as good an assortment
JSC&M ue there is iu the city — which on examination,
I—E will compute with any ; uud all of which will
ho wnrrautod to bake, boil or roaat, or the jmr-
oliaeurs oan return thorn. Having no over stock or
LARGE LOOK STOVES,
those ih want would do Well to call, boiog purchased
last season at a reduced rate, 1 fool positive in saying
I can sell any thing in tho shape of a largo Cooking
Stove uheapur than those purclntssd t is season. Also,
nil kinds of Parlor, offlue aud Hall Moves on the most
accommodating tetins and latest stylos. Also, Tin
Ware ol every description. .
Cast Iron Tumps for Wells anil Cisterns.
Lead IMpo of the varlousCallibre.
Wooden Waro, of every description.
Brooms, Scrubbing ami Dusting Brushes, oto eto.
Glass l.amps lor Fluid and Camphine, OH, eto
uoimow WAiu:
of every kind. -
Having two ot the host numbers in the United States
I am prepared to run Wutor Pipes ou correct princi
ples, ot the b.*«t material. I would refor to work done
iu tho n* w buildings of Mr. Waldburg. Mr. \Vm. Kbuis-
hart, Stoddards, Lloyds ane Circo; dyj, and uumeroux
other buildings in the city.
JOHN J. MAURICE.
LATENT ARU1VAL8 OF
New Fall & Winter Goods
EINSTEIN A ECKIHAN,
No. 131 Congrciift-nt.,
H AVE just received by latest steamers, a largo
assortment of
fcTAFLK DRY UOODH,
as Brown and Whito Shirtings, ool'd Homespun Shirt
ings, all kinds of Flannels, Blankets, Karse/s and Os
nabnrgs, ste.
SILKS.
Tho largest and flnsst assortment in this city,—Plain,
striped and Fin'd Dress Silks, a largo variety : heavy
Brocaded do ; Batin deChenes, plain bl"'
DUKNN UUODS
Muslin and Barege de Laines, flg'd and plain Cash
meres, Clrcasslas de Bergea, French and m»_
rinoes, Taranattas, Alpaoeas, Sotoob Plaids,
Shawls, Cloaks, Mantillas and Circulars, a splendid
variety. Also, all oolors of cloth for Ladies' Mantillas
aud Cloaks.
Frsnch and Swiss Embroideries, Undersleevcs,
Chemisettes, Collars, Infant Waists, Emb'd and plain
Lawn lidkfs. Muslin and Cambrio Bands, Ladies' and
lufants'emb'd Capa, Cambrio and Swiss Edgings apd
Insortlogs, etc.
. . DLOVKS.
Alexander's Kid Gloves, Silk and Laos, Lisle and
Thread do, oto.
CLOTHS.
Ul'k and blue Broadcloths and a variety of other col
ors, Cassimsres, all kinds: Satinets, Tweeds, Kentucky
Jeaus, French Doeskins, Satin and other Vestings.
All kinds of Linens, Furnishing Goods, Hosieries,
UAKNDEN’S EXPRESS,
For New York* Ylnntmi* l*hllii«li*lpbln.
AND ALL NORTHERN TOWNS:
■I'.l’KOn; AND CALI l< OMNi.\,
1) Y steuinom Auguste., Florida, Alabama, Knur
1 ) rifli, Slate, if Georgia and Kry Stunt .Viato—overt
Saturday and Weduooday. Also, to MACON, MONT
GOMERY. and all intermediate places, via Central
Railroad, daily, Sundays excupted. Special inosscu*
gurs aouusipauy our Express.
OrriOfts and AuiUiTK—1M Bay-street, Bavanuah ;
Third-street, Macon} Geo, R. Clayton, Oglethorpe;
Huudolph-et., Columbus; 74 Broadway, New York:
48 and 46 Houth-tbird-street. Philadelphia; 8 Court-
street, Boston; Exohangu-atreet, Providence-, Mont
gomery-street, Han Fruuoisoo.
aug 81 LIVINGSTON, WINCHESTER, ft.CO.
Candy, Candy!
IKDoiiu. Huxos of ai.or it-uOni
mly, i
ory. Also, a
nd glass Bui
V P» . ..
t X 1 L’- RICE'S Candy Factor;
sive assortment of fancy paper
nulla, fto.
ftlT Country Merchants will do well to examine th
last mentioned articles, as they will be soil at an ad
vanoo of only five per oout. upon the lowest Paris and
New York manuttoturers prices. Now is the time, for
Christyuas is ii
II0USE-FURNIMI1NU GOODS 1
J.P. COLLINS,
IMFOltTEU AND DEALEftt,
1(11) lm.VAN-STII.KKT,
I S now receiving, ami ullurs lor solo at very low
prices, a large assortment of Uouse-Furnh
ai tides, such as:
Crockery, Tureens,
China, Plates,
Glass. Dishes, *
Plated Teapots, fto.
Britannia Pitchers,
Japan ft Bowls,
Tinware,
Goblets, Castor ,
Tumblers, Knives,
Decanters, Forks,
Preserves, Spoons,
Wines and Waitors,
Jelly Glasses, Lamps.
White and Faaoy China Dinner 8ervioes, Whito
Stone do, Tea bets, togo her with overy description qf
Cut and Plain Glassware.
China Vases, of elegant patterns; China Powder
oxesand Colognes; Bohemian Glass Vases aud Co-
ignes; rich Cut Wine Bottles, Chiua Jewell Boxes,
and other Fancy articles in groat variety.
Family Hardware, Wire and Brass Fenders, And-
irous, Shovels and 'i'ougs, Lamp Wicks, Wood and Wil
low Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Door Mats, Lanterns,both
guarded and Plata ; Fancy and Ladies' Work and Tra
velling Baskets—in short, every article io the House-
Furnishing line may be fouud at his establishment.
Dry Goods and Cabinet Furniture excepted. no? 1
JOSEPH LIPPMAN,
CONUHKSS ST., MARKET SQUARE.
Fall aud Winter Dry Goods,
which having purchased on tho most favorable terms,
he is prepared to sell to the ad vantage of his oustoiuovs.
Those goods have burnt inducted under hisowu Inspec
tion, and every article will be warranted to be what it
is represented.
Among hie stock will be found the following, in vari
ous qualitlos.
A large AnNortEiienl of Furnituro 1’riuta.
Kerseys, Prints.
Flanuuls, Gingli
Lljmuys,
Cue si mure
Bliiukul
Chlntcus,
DeLaiues,
Cashmeres,
Alpaocas,
Cloaks.
THAT COUGH CANDY
"1 S RICE'S Cough Cuudy all it is cracked up tu
.1 be, is aquoation which has become us common as
observations upon the weather. Is Rico's Cough Candy
as good aa it is said to be, is a question which may u
be answered by every man's noxt door neighbor, for
perfect has beou it* success iu effecting cures, that
is hourly receiving tho approbation it so justly mcri
und the prediction with regard to it* extonaive sale,
has beeu more than fulfilled, for already ha* it found
it* way to tho remotest corner* of Georgia, Alabama,
Florida and South Carolina, whore it wears its honest
laurels as a conqueror of diesase. Ifyouhavoa Cough
lor which you havo a dread, bo qulok nnd try liice'i
Cough Candy, "for the hour oomoth when no man
can” cure Consumption. nov 1
COAL AND WOOD.
RED ASK1 COAL,
I N quantities to suit purchasers ou the wharf, oi
delivered in any part of the city.
, —ALSO—
Black Jnck, Upland Oak, Live Oak,
Anli, Flue aud Light Wood, by
tlio Bout Loud or at Retail*
For the convenience of parsons residing in thf
upper portion of the city, Boxes for orders arc
Placed at ths stores of Mess-*. J. M. Cooper ft Co., W
w. Lincoln and W. O. Dickson, and at the Otiloe of the
" Morning News.” In order to ensure promptness in
supplying orders, these boxes are examined dally at 9
A. Si., end 3 o'clock, P. M.
Particular attention will be given to furnish lawful
measure, and purchasers will confer a favor by imme-
. a Instance in which my teamsters
should fail to deliver the quantity ordered.
Having made arrangement! fur a regular supply of
the above artiolca, and for tlioir prompt delivery, J
respectfully ask a coutinuauoe of the favor* of W)
fueU * CU8t '’ mer ** * M< * of oouaumora of
reed cane
for shipment In any quantity, supplied at short notloe.
J. T. THOMAS,
Successor to D. Rfhhhaht, Ferry Wharf,
Opposite tho Gas Works.
Horses nnd flluleg.
A lot of good MULES and HORSES fv
«f\ . — sals at
T. V. STEVENS' Stablos,
LI rl, Co;r. Broughton ft Uarnard-sta.
Tweeds, ’ Mautillu.
A great variety Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs and
ilouse-Kouplug Uuods.
Turkiblfe Towels,
the largest stook in Savannah.
ffilkis, Lsces, Hhawis nnd Embrolderlen.
A large assoituent of seasonable Silks—Watered,
Colored, Urooade and Plaid ; also, Silk Poplins.
LACE CAPS, Collars, Undersleeves and Chemisette.
EMBROIDERIES, Swiss, Cambric aud Jaoonel Edg-
iug and lusertiou*, Cambrio and Swiss Bands.
SHAWLS, Crape Shawls all situs. I.oi.g shawls from
3 to 10 dollars eaon, Printed Cachmare Shawls, Waffle
Shawl* In great variety.
A full assortment of Carpeting*, Rugs, Floor Cloths
aud Matts, well worth while to toe.
RAG CARPETING for kitchen use, an exoellout ar
ticle, and t<> which special attention is invited.
DAMASK Table Cloth* Whito aud Brown, Napkin*
and French Towel* at various prices, with many other
goods not enumerated, together with an iimueui. stock
CLOTHING,
which will be sold at wholcsoleonly.
Country Merchants aud others wishing to purchase
cheap Dry Goods, w ill do well to call aniToxamlne this
stock before making their selections.
BUSINESS CARDS.
t'HAHI.R* HAUSHALL,
AT JURNE Y AT LAW,
Baltimore, Md.,
r J' LKH Ilia professional service* to the trans
action or legal business in the city of Baltimore.
_ „, Rkverkncbs :
Baltimore—J. c. Wilson ft Oo., Lemon ft WlaUr. B.
Dr - J - TftomM, Hon. W. L. Mar
shall. Wm. Schley, Esq.
Siirann--h—Hon. H. M. Charlton, Francis S. Ba. ,
Bobt. Habersham ft 8on, Dr. J. P. Screven, Rev. T. L.
Smith. W. T. Thom peon, W. Woodbridge. flm i
CHAHEEH P. COOPER.
ATTORNEY at law AND com
missioner FOR FLORIDA,
173 Baj-nt..Savannah*
W ILL practice in the Court* of'Chatham, Cum
_ den, Glynn and Mclntoih oounties; also, the
Messrs. Boston ft Villalonga, Danisl U. Stewart, Esq.
-I. Mallory,
lion. Thos. Douglas.
Don. W. A. Forward.
CARY A PERKIN'S
, DAQUERREOTYPIST3,
Corner of Bryan-nt* and Market-square*
8AVANNAU,
And 407 Urondwny, N. Y.
No pslns will be spared to secure to their customers
in Savaunah, Pictures of the same elegant tono and su-
f erior finish, u* those for which they hare betn hureto-
ore distinguished.
HT Picture* taken at all kours between 9 o'clock
A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M.
P. M. Cakt. (octJI8) J. W. Pkhkins.
ARCHITECTURE.
SHOLL & FAY, AHCHITECTS,
Coruer of Bull and Bryan-ata.,
SAVANNAH, OA.
O FFER thnir service* togeutlcinnn ali*mt to (mild
and to CoDimittsca of Publio Buildings, Churches,
aciiool-huuses, fto. Plans for all kinds aud styles of
Dwtilling-houses, .fto., actually bnLt. and in progreis,
oan at ail times be seen at our offleo; and as it is more
economical, and saves much after disappointment to
have plans and siteciflcations well matured before com
mend og, it mutt do desirable for thoso about to build to
seoure the services ol experienced architects.
tUT They alio undertake the inspection of work*du
ring their progress, as well aa furnish deaigua for ev
ery style ot INTERIOR DECORATIONS, Mouument*
and Tablets. tf oct 26
WM. A. THOMAS.
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. 13 Hnrnard-NC., Nnv.,CJa.
O OLIC1T3 tho attention uf thn public to the fol-
O lowing named articles, viz: Hot and Cold Showor
Baths, Lead and Copper Bath Tubs, Fancy and Plain
Marbie Wash Standi, Putout Pan Water Closets, Brass
and Connor Lilt and Force Punt pi. Load Pipe, Sheet
Lead, Block Tin, Hydraulic Rams nnd Kitchen Ran
ger or the most imnrovod patents for sale* silver Pla
ted aud Brass work of ovciy description constantly
N. B.-W. A. T. pledges himself to do all werk e
trusted to his care, In the most economical manner, and
equal tu any practiced in the Northern cities. Orders
from the cuuutry promptly attended
INSURANCE.
Marine aid Fire Isiarisee Agency.
f FHK Uudorsigncd will take risks on Cargoes ami
JL Freights. Alsu, on Bnildiaga and Furnltnre, and
on Bios from neighboring Flaatationj, to ths Mills in
ths City. WM. CRABTREE, Agent,
ootM No. 2Wflay-s
Home Insurance Company
OF THE CITY OF NRW-YORK.
Capital 9300*000, all pnld la.
SIMEON L. LORMIS, Prssidsnt.
CaiRLaa JT. Msbtin, Sec’ry.
fpIIE HCBHCttl BkUH having been appoint-
I sd Agents of tho above named Company, are now
prepared to take risks against Fire on Buildings, Mer
chandise, fto., on favorable terms.
jy 8 COHENS ft HERTZ.
Fire and Life lmuranee Agency.
Farmers* Fire Inaaraare Company
OF UTICA, N. Y.
Capital, $200,000.
Granite Fire Inanrance Company
OF UTICA, N. Y.
Capital, $160,000•
Charter Oak Life Inaurnnce Company*
HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital, (endorsed by the Bute) $250,000.
Alfred Gill, Prssidsnt. Jas.C. Walklet, Sso’y.
Knickerbocker Fire Inaurnnce Co*.
OF WATERFORD. N. Y.
Capital, $1 60,000. *
CHARLES Craven, Prerident. F. D. Mob, 8oe'ry
These Companies having a cash capital, saflaiy in
vented in bond and mortgage, are prepared to effect In
surance against damage by fire, oa all kinds of property
"i reasonable terms*
Applications received by A. WILBUR,
apr 22 Agent for Savannah, 142 Bay-street.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity und Trukt Company,
Charter 1‘erpclual—Caih Syitem
CAPITAL MU,50,000.
i oomuany combines tho Mutuatand Proprietary
1 insure the line of whito persons, also
Uancrolt & Urynn
GHNEltAL AUK.STH AND BROKERS,
row the purchase and sale or
STOCKS,BONDS, KXCHANQK* REAL ESTATE.
No. 117 Hay tttreet, Havnnnali
jsu 24
ly
Liverpool and Londou Fire and Life
Innurnuce Company.
!i iinffersignoil Agents of thn above Company,
take risks against Fire on Buildings, 8took in
tho most favorable terms.
BANCROFT ft BRYAN,
Ja° 24 ly No. 117 Bqy-st., Savannah.
J Ml Kun
will ti
ade, fto.,
117
THOMAS M. ItOSIS,
IM F O 11T K II AND BIANUFACTUMKR OF
B E Q A R 3 ,
WIIOLKSAI.E AND KETAIL DEALER IR
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, SNUFF, fto.,
No. 87 Bay-iit , one iluor tor nl a/ A be ream, . _
NAVANNAII, GEOKGIA.
Lockett, Lour A Co.,
VUAIMJ.SHIUH MEhCHAN’J S AND
SHITTING AGENTS,
SAVANNAH, liKUHIIli.
Will .ttund to ..Hint .11 kind, uf 1-IIODUCE.
nr htriet attoutlon given to the Receiving and For
warding Goode, aud lilling ordors from the country.
E. LOCKETT, WK. U. LONU, ' JOllN U. DAVIS.
jyjs ]r
Wylly & flontinollin,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
FOK THE
i'urrhnnc nnd Hale of Htocka, Bonds,
Rriti mill Feraonul h'-dnie, (Vc.ilc.
Office Corner of Buy Lane und Bull Street,
ar of the Poet Office.
i*. H. Having numerous ordors we w ish to purohase
10U Negroes, eltlior siuglo or in furaillos, fur which wo
i willing to pay highest cash prices. jy 2U— ly
ROYAL 1N8UKANCK UOiHFANY.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
tlfPITAL,
U,000,000 of Found. Sterling.
f I'll IN INSTITUTION has established an Agoncy
J in Savannah, and Fire Policies upon Produce and
Property will bo issued by ANDREW LOW ft CO.
Savannah, January 21,1853.
LONDON PUiKNiX FI HU OFFIL'K.
ff'IIIB Company takes Fire Risks in this city, and
X insures Kents and Leases.
s*pa robt. Habersham ft son, Agents.
aKTNA 1NSIUANCR COM FAN k
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
IMiK uudereiguwd, Agonts of the above Cora;
sontinue to tako ris£s against Firs <
the most favorable terms.
COHENS ft HERTZ.
IKS
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York.
I SAAC AHHATT.Hec’y. F. S. WINSTON,
l'res't. Dr. R. D. Akhold, Medical Examiner.
AiiplioaUonsrsosivsd by
fab 14 ly W. P. HUNTER, Agsat.
HOCTTHWBfiTBRN RAILROAD.
V4A8SKM4KK Trains leave Mncon daily at 6^
JT A. M., arrive at Oglethorpe 10J4 A. M., arrive at
Columbus 1 o'clock P. M.
Leave Columbus daily at9o’clock A.M^aud OglS
thorpe at 1 ljf A. M., arrive at Maoon 3*4 r. M.. oon-
aoetlng at Maeoa each way witK Central Railroad
trains to Savannah, Aagnita and Milledgevills, with
Maobn and Wsstera trains to GriBa, Atlanta, Dalton,
Chatunooga, Nashville, fto.
Connecting daily at Columbus, by fast lias of oosohes,
28inil«s to Opelika, thanes 64 milos by M.ft W.P. Rail
Road to Montgomery, Ala.
Conasotlagat Oglothorps with Tallahassoe and Eu
fanla mail stagM.
Passengers braakfastand dins at Fort Valley.
OKO. W. ADAMS.
Maoon, Aag. 31,186$. tf sng31
Ten Dollars Reward.
ANAWAY from the subscriber, about the first
> week in September last, his boy JOE. Us is
years of ago; of a mnstee complexion, fiva feet
understand he v
a Savannah, and has a
ticket authorising him to hire his time; by whom given
I do not know. I will give Ten Dollars for his appre
hension and lodgment in jail. or Twenty Dollars for
proof to conviction that he is harbored by a white psi
■on. o J. P. GOULD.
Wntfon maiiufitciory,
WAKNEIl’H OLD STAND, 11KAD OF
Brongibton-alreet.
The subsoribsrs manufacture, and
keep constantly on hand, a large as
sortment of Plantation Wagons, one
horse Wagon*, Pedlars' Wagons, Cart*
and Dray*, and build to order any kind
waatsd. We are thorough mechanics, natives of Geor
gia and South Carolina, and put up our work ourselves,
and warrant evury article of the best materials and
workmanship.
We return our thanks for the very liberal patronage
recoived, and assure our patrons that it is oar determi
nation, that our work shall be a* good as any in the
dispatch.
eep 14
DANIEL 8. WILSON.
THOMAS NORTH.
H1IOEH! 011UJK8!-
Fall nnd Winter Trade.
THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
of the Planters of Georgia, South Carolina aud Florida,
and
ie nnutors or Georgia, South Carolina aud
tho publio generally, to his largo stock of
BOOTS. AN O SHOES.
His stook has been selected by himself, with speeial
iro and nartioular referenoe to the retail and piau-
rs's trade, that being the moat important feature of
his business. He confidently offers to his customers
and the public, work of a superior quality ai.d on rea
sonable terms. His stook comprises all the varieties
usually kept in a Shoe 8tore, collating of Ladie*’
Shoe*, Boots, and Uaitors, of every variety, Gentle-
1 Boots. Shoes and Congress Gaiters; also. Misses’,
, Youth’s and Children's Shoes, of overy kind. In
oonneotion with the above, he has a largo stook of
NBGllO UKOGANH*
which can safely be reootntnondod as a superior article.
No effort will bo spared to give entire satisfaction. A
call is sollcDod from you before purchasing.
sept 24 WM. UE1DT, Gibbons' Range.
YOU Mi 01KN*S STYLE.
1 YOUNG Men can be accomoaatcd with a Hat
F made exrrcssly for their use^-it differs from
tho regular stylo in height, and is in
8t Andrew's Hall.
JOHN M. COOPER * CO.
Booksellers and Stationers,
Comer Whitaker and Si, Julien-Street*.
S AVING considerably enlarged their Store, ai.
now making extensive additions and itnprove-
1 in all its branches, as wall la their
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOO*
. . ^ BINDERY
as In thaafcpartment of Books aad Stationary. Their
arrangements are snob as enable them to order aad ob
tain with the utmost prompt*** ami certainty, not only
the roaiJCATioaa of all sections of oar Union, bat those
alio of Emoland, France and Gkhhakt. All of which
they pledge themselves to furnish eingty, or in quanti■
as*, at the regular priees of the largest hoases ia New-
York, Bostou or Philadelphia.
Among their stock of elegant and valuablo Standard,
Classical and Illustrated Work# will be found the fol
lowing
LONDON EDITIONS,
IH OCTAVO VOLUMES, 8LTKBBI.Y BOUND IH CALIT EXTRA.
Works of Ben Johnson, 1 volume. Moxon.
Tho Doctor, bt Southey, 1 volume. Longman ft Co.
Beaumont and Fleteher, 1 volume. Mox
Massinger and Ford, 1 volume. Moxon.
WycherlL Congreve, Vanbrugh, and Farquhmr.
volume, luon.
Charles Lamb's Works, new edition, l vol. Moxon.
Edmund Burke's Worltt, new edition, 8 volui
Rivlngstons.
Fielding's aad Smollett's Works, new editions, illus
trated by Crulkshenk. each in 1 volume. Bohn.
8wlfl r a Works. 2 volumes. Bohn.
Abbottsford Edition Wavovly Novels, 12 vols, Houl-
■ton ft Co.
Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy, 1 vol. (half-Calf.)
Tegg ft Co.
Hood's Own, profntely illustrated, 1 vol. Moxon.'
Gil Bias, with 500 engravings, 1 vol. Willoughby ft
Co.
Bosweld's Life of Johnson, edited by Croker, new
edition, with portraits, I volume. Murray.
Arabian Nights, 600 wood outs, 1 volume.
Curiosities of Literature, DTaraelis, I vol. Moxon.
Joanna Balllie's Works, 1 vol. Longman ft Co.
Sterne's Work*, I volume. Bohn.
Don Quixote, 1 volume. Bohn.
The Hpoetator, 1 volume. Bohn.
Curler’* Animal Kingdom, 331 engravings, 1 volume,
(half-Calf.) Or-A Co.
Bunyan's Pilgrims' Progress, handsomely illustrated,
l volume. (Calf and Turkey.) Bohn.
Hall's (Rev. Joseph) Contemplations, 1 vol. Nelson.
Stowsrt's Philosophy of tho Mind, l vol. Tsgg ft Co.
British Pools, Bon Johnson to Beattlo, 3 vol#., illus
trated, Turkey Antique.
Moore's Melodies, illuitrated by Mediae, 1 volumo,
Turkey extra. Longman ft Co.
Clarke's Concordanoo to Shakapeare, 1 vol., Turkey.
Strickland's Queens of England, embellished with
portiaits of every Queen, now edition, revised and
“igmented, 8 vols., oalf extra. Colburn ft Co.
Portrait Gallery* of distinguiahed Poets, Philoso
pher*, Statesmen, Divine*. Painters, Architects, Phy
sicians, and Lawyer*.3 vol*., calf extra. Orrft Co.
The Book oi Britiah Baled*, illustrated on every
page, 1 vol., Turkey Morocco. Bohn.
The Wilkie Gallery, a aeleetion of the best pictures
of tho late Sir David Wilkio, R. A., a large quarto vol.
'n Turkey Antique. Virtue ft Co. importers price tli
The Vernon Gallery of British Art, same publishers,
the above. Also
Tho Land we Live In, a pictorial and literary sketoh
>okof f*■“ *•—«—• •
Knight.
Pill
f the British Empire, 2 volumes, 8
Nouthcrn Mutual Insurance Company.
4 B1IUKY HULL, President and Treasurer.—
Albon Chase, Seo'ry. C. F. MoKat, Actuary.
0 underiigued, Agent of t L * ~
tinuos to take tho following
and Fire; also on the lives of Servdntt.
Lives of White Persons are also taken by this Com
pany. No extra premium for rosidlng in the South.
WILLIAMKING, Agent,
juns ly Corner of Bay and Draytonsts.
N0JWC£S.
S. D. (Jraitou,
\TTOKNEY AT LAW,
8AND1SIISVII.XE, OEO.
Will attond to business iu Waahiuglon, Jefferson
aureus, WUkiuson, and Emanuel Couutiea.
Reexk to—N. A. Hardee, Frauklia ft Urantly, and
B. E. Iktthwell ft Co., Savannah. jy 7-6m
JOSFl'll GANAIIL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COHNEIl or BIT .AO WHITAKKIt-BTB.
!•»
KiucHley A 'I'liomiiM.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 73 Uny-Mt.) Havuuunli* (in.
r. KlNUUI.Br. A. THOMAS.
Z. N. Winkler,
cOMMI S S ION MERCHANT
Williamaou'r Buildings, May-street.
Hnvutinnh, (>u.apr D
& IXJ lili,
Factor* aud Commission Merchants.
HOP 21 82 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly
8. 8. SI BLEY,
Wholosalo aud Retail
Dooksi-llci- and stationer,
No. 155 Congross-ut., nppovite Mouuiueut-sq.
r 19] SAVANNAH, UEG.
chas. u. rauKJLT r,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
H AVING resumed his business, 1* uow pro
parud to oontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing work ot
any ascription, in his lino. Stair* executed with usat-
—■ and dispatch. Asliare of the publio patronage ii
it respectfully solicited.
arpeuter Shop 001 uer of Walnut and llarrlson-sts.,
md atreut wsatof Brown and Harris's Sublss..
fob 18 ly
B. D. Evans,
T T O R N E r A T LA »V,
Saundkkhville, Washinuton County, Oa.,
Will prautiou iu the Courts of ths Middle Cirouit. Ali
buniuen* couiuiitted to his care will bo executed with
promptness aud dispatch.
ReMsienues.—Mossrs. Bothwellft Smith,and Dr II
L. BjTu, Savannah. ly jaa 27
1:
SAVANNAH, OCT. 24,1853.
A I UppliOMtioil
rolnduranoel ,
yment of a One Hundred Dollar Noto, letter 1L.
(3, dated 26th December, 1849, puya
p. J. Olmstoad, Cashier, the right
able to N. B.
R. E. BURTON.
EUAL C'O-PAUTNEUHIIIP.—The
T EC-i
f tl de '
derslgned have this day formed a Co-Partnership,
9 praclioe of Law aud Equity in the various
Courts of Eastern and Middle Circuits, under the name
and stylo of Marsh ft Guerard.
MULFORD MAH8II.
0°t1 JOHN M. GUERARD.
Vo the Public,
TIIK undersigned no longer uct* as Agent for L.
8. BENNETT ft CO., for tho purohase of Carriages.
Remark, N. J., Sept. 1, 1853. J. C. THORNTON,
sept 30 Sui
TICE—Tho subhcribers have removed their
_ . Btook of Goods, to the store reoontly ocoupied by
Samuel Solomons, Esq., No. 201 Bay-atreet, whore they
would bo happy t" — .1.-1- — 1 -* — —
eep 10
\J OTICK.
ii gaily autl
cloning upoi m;
auff 1
—Mr. II. D. W. Alexuuiior ia my I e-
authorised Agont for the transaction and
' my business.
J. C. THORNTON.
heretofore, under the 1
ROBERT AUSTIN,
NOTICE^
I ^ACTOKH, Merchant:*nnd Othem, de
siring to have thoir Cotton repacked, osn do so by
ST—•"“
I'OPAUTNEUHIIIP NOTICE.
r \ UK undersigned Imve tliisduy associated them-
J selves togethe ,l
selves together Under the name and style of Kemp-
sou ft Veratille. fur the transaotion of a g«n*r>i n*.
Ooud* busine**. Having taken the stand ii
Range, No. 72 St. Julian and 107 Bryan-i
to Messrs. F. Zogbaum ft Co.’* Music store, they will, in
a few day*, be prepared to offer to their friend* and the
publio, a handsome and well selected assortment of
Spring Goods.
Savannah, Feb. 17,1852.
. ... .JmU4
EDWARD S. KLMPTON,
HENRY W. VER8TILLE.
feb 19
JLiUud Agency.
fPIIE subscriber will purcimae i.r sell, on comniis
1 sion, IiOts in the town of Brunswick; also, Laud,
lying ia the oountios of Glynn. Wayno, Camden, Ware
Ap; ling. Clinoh, Irwin, Lowndes and Thomas, for It'
per cent, commission on amunnt of sales, and will
port ths value of lands for tan dollars per lot.
ItxrEK to—E. J. Harden, Esq., Savannah: J.
riaut sad Dr.Collins, Macon; Andrew J. Miller. Aul
gu .* ta ' mBBv E.M. MOORE.
_ ttru0, ' r »eifyftivtg.L. 1653. 2autf mu id
Wiimot’r Jewelry Store.
rpilK HllllMCniBEU Uu. on hand, nnit ii
X constantly rooelving from the best and most rsipeo-
table manufacturers In tho oountry, Rich Diamond, Ru-
hy, I earl, and other Jewelry, and sterling Silver Ware. Coats,
such as lable l)e*»erf and Tea Spoons aud Forks; Sil
ver I lain# and Wailere; Tea Sets; Castors; Cups nnd
Bsuoors; Goblets; Tumblers; Pap Boats: Soup and
Waiurs; Snuffers and Trays; Ivow BafalosSSmJdfi
nn. 21 dnj AU.bI.MMtl, clook, .nd common Brnu
Clocks of every deseriptson.
Gold and Silver Lever and Leplne Watches- Yin.
Enamelled Hunting Watches; QolJ and Silver Thim
bloi; Oold nnd sHror SpKtitclo., Gold “ nd gU.«
W.tchCbninj, 8,nl* »nd K.,.; Fin, . p“' k " Bnok..
Cutlery; Burn nnd Buor Strop.; C.rJ Cu.i™t
Monais.-
Particular atUotioa wUl be given te repairing of
Watches and Jewelry. •
From his long experience and extensive fseliitie* ho
eonfldently believes he will aetiffy all who may favor
him with their patronage. His prices are as low, and
terms as liberal as at any- establishment in the Bute.
(MBMir
Fall uud Wiuicr
D II Y GOOD S !!
\V. C. WADSWORTH,
No. 113 CoiiKreHB-Mtreet, Hnvnnnnli.
I B now prepared to offer to tho eitiacii* of Ba
vannah, and the oounties adjacent, one of the mo*
magnitteeut utooka of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
ev.er exhibited in thla oit>, consisting iu part ol ologaa
Blaok aud Colored llrooado Silks, Rich Fancy Plaid do.
Plain Silks, fashionable colors; beautiful high luetred
Black do; Heavy Black Batlu de Chinee; Raw bilk
and Worated Plain*; Common do Laines, all qualities:
Menu00e ; Ladies' Clook and Talma Cloths; Priuted
and plain all wool do Laines, Alpaooae, Bombazine*,
Canton Cloth*, Poplyne, Gingham*, Prints, etc, eto.
Persons will find among thl* large and var i d stock of
DRESS ROODS
each a variety of Styles and Colors thst any lasts,how
ever difficult, oan be pleased.
We invite particular attoutlon to our stook of
HOUSlE-KEEPlXO 00008,
both on account of the quality arA low prices at which
we are offering them. Among them may be fouud 6-4,
8*4,10-4 and 12-4 flno Bed Blankets, Linen and Cotton
Shoutings,' l.inen aud Cotton Pillow Casings, Couutei-
K suea aud Toilet Quilts, extra large end line l.inen
auiasks and Cloths, Napkins, Dowlas, Furniture
Dimity and Chiutos; Flaunela, all oolor*, style* and
qualities; liuckabasks, Russia Towel* and Towolinga.
Ticks, Drills, etc.; Embroideries, Ladies' Emb'd
Handkerchiefs, prices from $1 to $2U; Collars, Under
Hdkls and Sleeves to match ; Edgings, Inserting*,
Band* aud Flounce*, very fine and rioh. Together
with a full atook of Plantation, Fancy and all other
style* of Dry Good*, to which we Invite all to cull and
examine. Good* frooly exhibited, and customers loft
thoir own judgment and taste to purchase, or look
OT, No. I Market-square.
The subscriber having purchased the
sntire business of F. Zogbaum ft Co,, of
Vwkieh firm he ha* heretofore been the
IJ icting member iu Savannah, would res
pectfully Invito the .attention of those
in want of anyth) rg in the Musical Line, to hi* estab
lishment. From many years experience, both in pro
fessional and business inattars connected with Music,
Air-M. feels himself fully qualified to proffer his eer-
Yices in the sglsetion of Muaio and Instrument*, or the
fulfilment of orders; with the asiursnou of his utmost
* seal and industry iu hlseudosvor todosorvw thopatxon-
Ogu and oonfidenoo of ths publio.
O. B. MITCHELL,
js US Suoeessor to F. Zogbaum ft Co.
ABtiU MATA, : *llll«bia lor .lure, turn ii*UJ
d.i>n,jwtnMln
A, .uli-.li
FALL OF 1N33;
qeorqe s. nichols.
READY MADE CLOTHING
furnishing goods, $, c .
ehTf«n« s ;^‘ b " h “ u for
-, a '“ t „* *« W.«. M«°k, and brown Clolb, fion.nr
C ? i'! u i r.V r V n. h - .°d C.u.bl.1 Ov.rnnnu.
O.nt . line b nok Clolh Clonk, ul M.nlloi.
Utut a Su. blue, block, nnd clflct frock nnd Dron
Own Ctdot Cucciiuere, Tweed Cuclmcre. block
Cnicimcro, bloc Cam,ore Frccktcc, nnd bu.lnnu
Sack Coats—a grou variety.
Gent's blaok I>oe Csssimcre, and mor<
different patterns of fsnoy Casiimere P
styles.
Gant's Vo*ts—about 1,500 Vests, embracing all of ths
now styles, some perfectly beautiful. *
A very large lotof Katinctt R«und-Jsoket* and Pants
Flushiug Ovorooats, Frock and Sacks for servants. r
India-Rubber and Pilot Cloth Orerooate.
YOUTHAND IIOYH* OKPAltTMKNTi
has never been equalled in this place, and oontainsthe
1 than thirty
ante of lateit
Ulna, block, brown nnd oluot Cloth Drew Frook.
nnd Sack*.
Bluo, block, brown, nnd Codct Cloth Drew Jacket.,
''V*.? 1 flt eel-«u>*«d Satinet Round-Jaokete.
si t Kersey Round-Jackets for Negroes: flue
black Doe-Cassimere. blue Cloth, aud a large assort-
f * t ‘®J , - L ' ol °re«Uas*lmore and Satinet Pants.
. “..T- 8 *, ?* ,1 2!'l':* d . s4lk ** Alpsooa Blaok Cloth, and
“•riMVoW.- All ol th. nber. for
UUTKM, -HUSIC Ac MUSICAL bo » ,,r ““ lu ^ » J«*r.oli!
INHTHUMKNTS. ... CUILItHKN>w It HP ART,11 ENT i
SSSJ!1.1 JLF*“ d PWl blnok Cloth
Kni c5n/.^H r,, ?. C ‘, 8ulU - ''“ h VMt * Odd
Jooktu“ V*' °’ w , “J 1 * of Drou
Children,l»,.•|J*»«tt , «hto«Ddoolo«d Shirt,.
roS!,V., 0 . 0 n , d 0r o“b d Ud‘r". a „, r “ U ‘
Clothing, ho*, boon undo up nxnre.il; f , r
ond und.r aj in.r-.euou, ot IheVi-rth^ond
dently recommoud them as good, and as vbean
bs fbnnd slsswbsre. Tho oftizens and public ieiJrMl!
ars i»vitad to oxU and see at the Clothing Store, oiK
hoes Range. ,
JOIIi\ POOLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IH
PAINTS. 011.8, TURPENTINE AND V 1RNI8UES
French and American Windom-Ulute,
Paint, Varuieh aud White-wash Brushes, 8abol and
Camel Hair Penoils, Badger and Camel ilaix
Blunders. Graining Combs, Artists'
Brush**, fte. fto.
Paper llanqinye. Bordere, and Fire-Board Prints.
N. Ii.—Ilouio, Sign aud Ship Psiutiug, Gilding, OraiB-
Inq aud Glasiug, done on Maskable_ torrnii by
mar 20
Henry K. Wusliburn,
(AGENT.)
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
jy til SAVANNAH, (JHOROIA, ly
lUniiKuiu A Cox,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Atlanta, Uoorgln,
*Willoolleot Debt* in the following Countien
Do Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cats, Murray, Choroket
Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Uenrj
Merriwethor, Carroll, lioyd, Dado, Spaulding, Troup
Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett.
Reference*—E. B. Stoddard ft Co., Charleston, Soul!
Carolina; Williams ft Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Plan
Brothers, and O. W. Choat, New-York.
r 17 tf ] Thoma* N. Cox.
Nat. Mancuh.
C. A. A.. LAMAR,
General Commission Merchant,
ly)Havannuh, Georgia. (no 1 '
HENRY R. FORT. T. K. DUNHAM
FORT A DUNIIAM,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oct 7 SAVANNAH, GA.
HOWLAND & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 172 Bay-atreet. Hnvnunnh.
JOHN T. UOWfc/VD. au 21 JOHN T. ROWLAND,
J miles Hicllcnry,
INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC.
Marine Protoata Noted and Extended, Averages ad
justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa
pers prepared whereby te recover lo»*e* from American
or British Underwriter*, aud attention given to all
matters connected w ith Shipping and Insurance. Of-
floe No. 118 Bay street, opposite ths front of ths Cue-
Jlouse and Sign Puiutiug.
F. O. CARL,
Broughton street, Jirst door above Lyceum Hall
Offers his aorvices to the publio for ths oxooution oi
House, Sign, Ornamental Painting, and Graining. He
keep* for sale at hi* store, Paints, Oils, Paper Hang
ings, Gilt Picture Frame*, Japanned Tiua,for sign*, fto.
All work done cheap, and warranted to give aatiifao-
Uon. 6mo eep 19
S. S. M1LLEK k J. U. FEKGUSUN,
WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS.
CORNER OF
Broughton nnd Montgomery Street*,
SAVANNAH,GA.
Carriages. Wagons, Carte and Drajre manufactured.
BlAcksumhtug.-Including Iron Railing and Gratae for
Buildings, fto. done at the shortest notice, aug 19—6m
T. J. KOttEltTS,
(I-ATB OF UUIUIE COUNTY.)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GILBERT BUTLER,
MANTElt BUILDER,
DEALEftlN WHITE PINE LUMBER
York-ttrttt, O y 11 thorpe Sq.,
InM gi.aVnh
JOB PRINTING AT NEW YORK RATE4.
BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED FOR
From $1 to $3.50 For Thousand.
Other Job Work at proportionate rate,.
DILL HEADS AT ,5 PER REAM,
printed oa flno paper, ruled with Red and Bine Lines
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth of New Type just recoived.
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Square Cake Boxes, just r
L)R8K ft 7
a’»J Oval
I ju*t reooivsd aad for solo by
J. JP. COLLINS.
OOPAUTNBHMUIP.
I ^HBundereignoii have formod a copartnership,
taking offect from the first day of January last, un-
' the firm of JOllN B. MOORE ft CO, for the traneao-
tion of a genoral wholesale ft retailDrug, Paint and Oil
busiues*. They may be found at the old stand of Moore
ft Uendriokaon, Gibbons Buildings,
marl JOHN B. MOORE.
... . pui.
Negroes, either singly or in families, and a ill pay fair
market urleea for them in cash.
, in addition to the above, he
_ commission, any Real Estate or Personal Pro
perty, that his patrou* may be pleased to entrust him
with. He will also be responsible for any personal
pertr that he reosivos. WM. WRIGHT,
sp 23 Broker. Bay Lane
Carriage manufactory,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
SULKIES.
HPIIK Subs
1 publio,
CARRYALL
A geuornl and complete nsnortment ju»t
UKCK1VKD.
Subecribers arc now prepared Io offer fo the
CARRIAGES, PHOTONS, BUGGIES.
>L8, fto., fresh from some of the most popu
lar Establishment* and Buih era at the North.
The aolectious were made by one of the firm, with
strict reference to the requirements of this market.
They are dotermined to keep only euoh articlos in
thoir lino aathoy oan confidently
ULCO.H TILND AND WARRANT,
Feeling aeaured that they will bo euitained in offering
a better, and finer olase of work, than haa been usually
kept in tide market.
The publio are most respectfully requested to call,
examine, and satisfy themselves, whether they are in
earnest, bv an elimination of thoir stock.
All kinds of repairing dono as hor< tefore.
L. 8. BENNETT ft CO.,
corner West Broad and Bay-ttreefs.
*r
aug 1
tiuus, Rifles, Hardware, flic.
T* , .
JL friend* and the publio generally, that he haa^i
.. . publio generally,
aeed the entire stock of Mr. JOHN CARRUTHHRS.
176 Congreae-st., and that he will sell GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, fto., at very low prices, for cash.
Manufacturing and repairing, of all kinds, promptly
and carefully executed, and at low prioee.
J. T. J0NE8.
, SavaNNSH, Oct. 4th, 1853.
rTMIt undnrsignnd Pbyoiciane uro or opiuiou that
-I , » re ;plar system of Gymnastic Exorciess, euch
ae will bo taught attho Savannah Gymuasium by Mr..
Lindnor, ie in the highest degree oonduolve to health
and vigor of constitution, and desiro to recommend it
most cordially to tho pnblio.
It ie in auoh a nohooi of phyaioial exercise that pa
rents may expect to find tna means of bstabliahing for
their children, that robust and elastic strength, which
door %un \ c, 7 ,aren * roou*i and eleatto *trength.
repel* tho attacks of disease, and it particularly
monds itself to them.
* 8. N. HARRIS, 61. D.
GEO. F. COOPER, M. D.
1*. II. WILDMAN, M. I).
JAME8 S MOREL, M. D.
C. GANAUL, 31. D.
K. YONQE, M. D.
C. W. WEST, M. D.
* edattho Gymr
Calisthenics, with Fencing
PiTgrimsgoe to Holy Shrines, 200 engravings on wood,
volume, Turkey and Cloth.'
Poetry of tho Year, desoriptire of the 8casone,
colored illustrations, 1 vol. Turkey.
Parable* of our Lord, beautifully Illustrated (folio)
emboBied cloth. Mitchell.
Winged Thoughts, handsomely oxcoutod in gold and
colors, 1 vol-, 8 vo., embossed otlf. Longman ft Co.
Christmas with the Poets, handsomely ornamented
pages, embellished with 63 tinted illustrations, I vol., “
vo , Embossed Turkey. Bogue.
Shakspoaro, I vol., 8 vo., illustrated,Turkey Antique.
Orr ft Co.
Burns, 1 vol., 8 vo., illuitrated, Turkey Antique.
Virtue.
Bulwer's Works, 15 vols., 12 mo.,ealf extra. Chap
man ft Hall.
Amerioan illustrated editions, 8 vo., superbly
iuTurkoy Morocco Antique, of Byron, Monro, Burns,
Scott, Southey, lletnans, Milton, Montgomery, Osgood,
Ualleck, fto.
Shakspoaro'e Work^ Boston edition, 8 vols , Octavo.
Webster's Works, Calhoun'* Works, Prescott's Worke,
Addison's Works, Samuel Johnson's Works, Irving’
Works, Cooper's Works, fto., fto.
16 MO. VOLUMES, CALF EXTRA, ALPINE AND OTHER ENG*
MSI! EDITIONS.
British Poets in 53 vela. Pickering-Aldlne edition
Byron's Work, 8 vole. Murray.
do Life and Works. IS vols. do
Mooro’e Poetical Works, 10 vols. Longman ft Co.
Milton's do do 3 do Pickering Aldin
edition.,
Cow par's Pootlcsl Works, 3 role. Pickering Aldincsd.
Yc-iyig’s do do 2 do do J -
Grsy'a do do 1 do do
Burn's do do 2 do do
8bskinear'e Plays and Poems, with a life glossary
notes, index and 170 illustrations, 15 vole. Bohn.
Scott'* l'ootical Works, illustrated, 4 vole, Turkey
8 vole. Moxon.
Bacon's Works, 3 vole. 16
Uesperidos, 2 vole, (cloth.) Fiokericg;
Piokorlng.
i $10, for a term of eix
oct 18
COFFEE- HOUSE.
TIIK IJmlareigned has leased, aud has now fitted
up in nest and elegant style, the building on Dray
street, next door to Way ft King's, to be occupied
COFFEE HOUSE,
where he intends te serve up in superior style, every
Delioaiy of the 8oaaon.
New York Oyaters v Savannah Oynteru
Venitson, Grouse, Partridges, Fluh.
New York and Philadelphia
Reef, «fcc., dee.,
Will always be kept on hand, and served up in astyle
never before equaled io this city.
Parties furnished with private 8uppors and Dinners
on short notioe. He will keep only the beet Liqoorc.
oct 6 3m JOHN McK. CODY.
EDWAIID O’BYKMG’S
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE,
Taylor’s Ilullding, Market Wharf,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
|E. O'B. keeps constantly in etore
largo stock of Groceries. Liquor*
Crockery-Ware, Boots, 8hoes. anil ulothlt
. Family Soar; 75do Pale do; 80doNoldo
do Pure West India Ground Coffeo
do Fisher's Tobacco
25 chests Pouohong Tea
20 Cadio* Imperial do
75 bbls Phelps' Gin; 40 do Whisky
20 do Domestic Brandy; 50 do Ham
4>f pipes Signet Braudy
2 ao Otard do
16 bbls Port Wine; 20 do Malaga do
4 pipes Holland Gin „
16 Lbl* Lamp Oil; 6 hhda Sugar
60 bbls Coffeo Sugars
500 STOVES FOR SALE,
{JAMES SULLIVAN,
No. 1<15 It rough ton-street, Savannah.
THE Southern Iron Witch Cooking Stove stand*
unrivaled as a Stove for Southern use, and ohallongcs
A largo variety of Parlor, Offloo and Cooking Stoves.
Ti “.y Varo,k6 wholesale. Housekeeping articles, Wood-
>., to whioh the advertiser invites tho
Wars, eto., etc., w wmon uie aave
attention of old and new oustomers.
HACK, LIVBRY
SALE STABLE
Comer of Urontehtim and Bamard;te.
T110MA8 F. BTKVSN8, Pr.pri.tor.
tugsi ly
Scgurs! Segura I
TU8T Rocrivrd, 10,000Rio Hondo, »,000 Con-
M solacion, 6.000 Adelina. Also. 10 bo*»s Pancake
Tebaoco, and 10 boxes Crumpton's Four Aeas; also, a
fine lot Poter Lorillard's Rappee, Manoaboy, Scotch
and Irish High Tost Snuffs. For sale by
„ _ p. Jacobs,
No. 29 Bull-street, Sign of Big Indian
E l. A.N TATI ON GOO D 8 .—Kornevs—all
Wool Plain*, Union do; Schley's Plains; Georgia
•ey*. Northern do. Blanker J ~ ‘
ey'sP
ii i- .a- v jets—Lonti^— «...
Union BlankoU, common site do, for children. Flan-
neU-TwiUsd and plain Red Flannels. Linseys-Plsin
and plaid Linaey Woolsey. ShlrUngs-3-4 nnd 7-8
Brown Shining; 4-4 heavy do. Osnabnrgs—Cotton
Oonshnrge, various brands; Striped- do. Udkft-Fan-
oy Head lidkf*. Bluo Romall do. Wool Caps-Kil-
marnock aad 8cot«h Bonnots, for sale low by
NBVITT. LATH BOP ft 8TEBBIN8.
at ths Alba
Albany Ale Depot kj W. M. DAVIDSON.
•Paw
instructed iu Oymoaetios ..
(broad and small Sword)
months.
UELMBOLDT & El FILER,
Bell Hangers and Manufacturers of Fire
Proof Safes, Iron Railings, Locks, SfC.
Corner of ISryan ami JeirurNon-ntreeta
Reancctfully ane
to the publio' in
rsl, that they ar
prepared to execute all
orders in tho above
lino.
N. B — AU article*
munufaoturxdby
al and workmanship.
ranvZi ly HELMBOLDTft EIFLER.
Slaves Wanted,
OF WIIITR OAK OR WATER OAK.
09* Ice* than 42 or over 44 iuclios long.
It do. do 6 do 7 do wide,
do do 1 do 3 do thlok.
The bad edgo of the 8tavo to be drease i down to the
■amo thioknesB as the front edgo.
The Staves to bo atralghtly cleft, and free from knots,
warpa, or worm-holos.
For Stave* prepared in atrfot oonformity to thia apeci-
fication, and delivered on Messrs. H. A. Allen ft Co's
lumber wharf in Savannah, prior to 1st March, 1864
Fifty Dollars per 1000 pieces will be paid by
„ w . ANDREW LOW ft CO.
8avannafc, June 21. 1863. t feb 1
_ aortmeut of Ivory, Buffalo and 8hell, Took, Dree*,
Puff, Fine teeth. Side and Children’s Long Combe, aleo.
Ivory, Pearl. Batlnwbod, Buffalo, and Rosewood Ifair,
also, Tooth, Nail, Coinb and Shaving Bruehea.of Kng-
lish, French, and American manufacture, just received
and for aale by
°°t 22 JOHN B. MOOHe A CO.
IAINE t l)TLKKY-J..n received a very s
C parlor assortment of Washtenbolrn'eaud Rodgei
Pocket Cutlery: also, some ve-y tine Razor* with and
without Case*; Ladies' tine Scissors, Ac. Ac., fur sale at
the Apothooarios' Hall by
W J. E. DeFORD.
6. HUG Alt.— 25 hhd*. prime and J'uir N. U.
N.
Sugar, for sale by
MINI8A FLORANCE.
EMBROIDERY.
C OLLARS—Chimeenttes, Undorelcnves, Infants'
Robes, Infanta' Waiste, Breakfast Caps, Cambric
and Muslin Band*, all in fine variety at
KEMPTON ft VERS
72 St. Julian and 105 Dryan-rtrecte,
w;
HUSKY.—10 barrel* old Munoiivahsln;
puncheon Sootch Whisky; 1 do Irish do. Fol
""Land *
K
(oct 19)
> ft O'NEILL.
. lidkf* and UnJereleeve*.
Ladio* and Qentlemen’* plain Cambrio lidkfs, among
Which aro sorno real Silesia Goode at a groat bargain.
Hosiery for the aeason.of all kinds in Cotton, Merino
Wool, Spun Silk and Silk Olovo* of all kinds, several
ew make*. M. PRENDERGAST ft CO.,
178 Broughton-st., op. 8t Andrew's Hall,
»«t 25 West Ride.
White;
LAID MEH1NOEH, Plain and Spotter
ool’d Flannels, high col'd M d'Laices, Fig'd do
>; Pink, Blue and Mode ool'd Merinoes. foreale bi
oct ay Dewitt a Morgan.
; 75 do Georgiu
ZERMAN’S
Anti-Scorbutic Tooth Wash.
J 'HIS delicious article combine* so many merito-
rions qualities that it now has become a standard
favorite with tU citizens of New York, FhiladelDhin
Baltimore, Pittsburg.and other pla^.! DeauJJean^
PhvuclKus prescribe it in their praotios most auocess-
fully,andfromsvery sonree the most flattering lauda
tions are awarded It. Inflamod, sore, or blooding gums
are Immediately cured bv iu nes; lu aotion upon them
is mild, soothing, and effective. It cleansee the Ueth
so thoroughly that they are made to rival pearl in
Sfi&MA and diffuses through the mouth 5Uoh a de-
lightfnl freshness, that the breath Is rendered ex-
quieiuly sweet, and it will in most ineUooes afford re
lief to the most violent toothache.
The following certificate from Dr. Chilton, a Chemist
world-wide eelebrity, who has submitted the srtioie
chemical' analysis, is proof sufficient to convinee
one of itt superiority:
I have examined a bot
„ i.- _ --- - bottle of 'Zormsn'e Anti-Bcor-
bntic Tooth-Wash, and find it to be a vegetable pre
paration of an Innocent charaeeer. I believe it will
prove beneficial for the purpose it is reoommeaded."
_ JsME8 R. CUILTON, H. U., Clieuiilt<
Just received and tar sale by
2Z.W. W. LINCOIJf, Monumont Square.
► ITT Ktt. (JHBESK AND BUCK*
L SSP 47 # o ,o1oct * d Qoohen Butter; 50
wbito and Colored Cheese ; 60 k, W and \i bbls
:kwheat; 20boxes BackwheaL Received persteam-
p«i
JL fti
d persv
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO
RIME EASTERN HAYj for sale from
$M% la loti to nit purchaser*. W. CRABTREE.
IIerrlok'_
Aldine edition.
FeUhsm'e Resolves, 1 vol. Piokering.
Herbert's Worke, 2 vols. Pickeriog.
» x. 11 ? ^ do 1 tol., with sketch of his lifs.—
Rout lodge A Co.
A id” nee JiUon l ° ri ^ ° f Chri,t * 3 T0, •• f io koring
Tsvlor's Hoiv Living and Dying. 2 vole. Pickering.
Imitation of Christ, by Thomas A. Kemple, 1 vol. ell
and Turkey Morocco, handsomely vignetted pages.
London and OifortL Parker.
Butler'* (Rev. Joseph) Works, 2 vols., also in 1, calf
x. London ft Oxford.
Anglers Souronit, 1 vol. (Turkey) Oilt.
The River Dove, wjthsomo quiet thought* on An
gling. 1 vol. Pickering, Aldine edition.
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY, fto.
Writing Paper, Cap, Letter, fto.—In store over 1000
reams, the kinds and qualities of whfob mostly used
comee direct from the mannfactoiy. and will be eold in
loU of 10 or 20 roams for cash at mill prices.
lilauk Book*—Stook considerably enlarged, and
braces Ledges, Journals, fto., of all sites and thickness
es, from 4 to 10 qrs. and several different qualities ol
each, the best of whioh are sold at tho manufacturers'
prices.
Euvelopoa-Ovef 200,000 constantly on hand, some as
w as $1 per thousand.
Noto Paper and Note Envelopes—A vory extensive
assortment, sumo very beautiful tar weddings, soirees,
Gold Pens—A largo and selected atook
Steel Pene-A very large stock, soma rasnnfactured
piioo r ° ri »* r iu very large quantities at a vory low
Copying Booke—A very laage atook, of a Ni
iperior Style, and which, as agonts for th* mi
turor, are eold singly or per dozen at his prices.
Copying Presses aud Copying Ink—Of varioue styles
and sizes, a good tnpply always on hand.
Maynard and Noyes' and llsrriaou'a Writing Ink—
the latter by tho quantity at llarriaon'a price*.
Desks, Ruio Wood and Mahogany—Of all aizes and
in great variety, alzo of •
Ne Plus Ultra Dezkz, for travellers.
Bankers'and Merchants’ Note Cases—With Alpha
betical and Moutbly Apartments for Notes, ftc.
Pone Monaie*, Pooket Books and Cigar Cases—A
B - large and handsome assortment,
athematical Instruments, singly or in oas
very superior.
Thermometers, a variety of sizes and kinds.
Purveyor'* Compasses and Pole Chain*.
Finest Pookot Knives, a handsome assortment at
Importore’ prices.
Papier Msohe Good*, in grsat variety, euch ae Table*,
Desks, Work, Toilet, Glove and Jewel Boxes, Port
folios. Backgammon Boards, Albums, Odor Cases, fto.
Also, Ladies' Retionlee, Purses, and Card Cases, Dla-
noctud Mans and Gaines lor children in great variety.
Also, Battltdo'ir and 8huttlecocks, Graces, Dumiuoes,
Ordinary Leather and Morocco Backcammon Board*.
Playing Card* of all qualities, fto.
X-o Lund Owners.
A I.L purMin, owning Lund, iu Snuil.-VVo.tern
Georgia, either in old Lee, Early, Irwin or Mus
cogee couutfes, whioh compose the following counties:
Randolph, Marlon, Macon, Baker, Thomas, Deoatur
and Lowndo*—if they wish to sell the same, I will look
at ths land and report the true value and situation of
the land, and sell the same on Commission, or look and
report tar the snm of $5, Send their numbers, district,
conuty and name, and the fee and instructions, anc *
will soil or report faithfully in all cases.
. . MATTHEW WRIGHT.
0011 Lumpkin. Stewart County, Ua.
BHOAD STREET HOUSE,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
M l' 11 ? uniler,i*oeil linn taken charge of
thl, ,iUbliibment. Th. hon.a hu b.oo thor
oughly rgaomoil and furnished anew. Tho
traveling publio will find hi. room, airy, neat and
clean, aud hi. table bountiluUy eupjilied with «v,ry
delicacy ho market afford,. 3
jO-Omoibuie. will alwa e b. inreadlnau to oarrr
Et'.mlfo'.t. 10 fro “ U'r’ot and
Columbus.
L. T. WOODRUFF, Proprietor.
Prime Western Corn & Meal.
O NE thousand bushels prime choice Corn in Os-
naburg lack*.
200 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal. Juatrecoived
and for sale byi fop 71 CUAS. H. DURYEE.
CORN, MEAL AND FJLOUR.
vflO •weh.primo Wnatorn Corn,in white sacks
150 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal;
34 sacks Georgia Flour in half-barrel sacks;
Also—20 bales prime Eastern Uar. Justrs
r handsome, juet received and for tale by
22 SAMUEL PALMER ft
very
80N.
fj^KNDKKH—Hru»r., Wire, und Perforated ; as
1 sorted Patterne, for eals low by
«*t22 SAMUEL PALMER ft 80N.
1^ AIJLROAD ADZBM-A few doznu in store,
XI# for sale by SAM'L PALMER ft HON.
Gibbone' Building.
M1 ve:r Complaint
SESt:
4er#d Liver or sto
mach, such a# Conation.
Vi.ion, Dot. or
Vjlikkn
/W nnd dullpoia ia fho hid V. ,
lion. r«Uo*nM« V th. Shi.
^..on
C1LI1RATXU CKRMatt
rurtkk, » “ ■
OB. C. M. JACKSON
AT TBS BSRBAN BMOlClTSStVsi
srttsKT, puiladsli uiT '*di w
Thoio Hitter, r. worthy tho atUatlo. ..
soarohing power* in weakness and aVfSri*
goaUvs organs, they ars withal sefe,
BEA Mh?|oS?. N J.™«“.
The editor said, Deo. 22d—
N.rrou. Oibillty, la dta.rv.dl. aa. 5*<!
msdicine, of tho iay. Tho.o BitUrlbiV,
thou,and., and a friend at our .ibow “I! 1 ?'"'-!);
aalf r.ooivod an agaotnal and noruaniVY. “* hu
Complaint from tho nto of lUllrSdr "J* Utir
vinood that, in th. na. ofth... Bit“«w.
•tantly gain. aCrangth and vigor-,
oonituoratlon. They ara pl.aaant
“J 0 * n ., b “ u « d . fc y P.rion. with tht mMtdtC.1
aohi with aafety. nnd.r any olronmrt,!!!.“'{*«■
lK*r k iSf. rtom “* '» “i. *aS5d„'S5
Scott * Weekly, one of ths bast
lished, said, August 26- * UUrM 7 9*I>ers pub
41 Dr. ltoojtand's German Bitten
Dr, Jackson, are nowreoommended b *
prominent uembera of the faculty u snSs.i t, T
efficacy in oases of female wmUsh *2h!!?! ui *
oaso, wo would advise all mothers to obtalt\C?i 1 , U l, “
thus save thomielvea muoh sloknes*
‘.rto d r.rr U h U ilK,lm m wVl^fea^
•alutary olf.ot
The Phlladol; hia Saturday Gaietu ..
newspaper pubUshed in the United SluT 'ftSSfr
■aysof _ Thesditor
DR. IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTedp
"It is seldom that we recommend whstSSSL..
tent Medicine, to the oonlldenco »nd p.u?^' 1 "
readers: and, therefore, when we reeomm«nVK V. 0 **.
1»• wUhltt«b.dUtS!uJ;S?*-
■tood that wa are notsneakinx of th«
day, that are noised abSit fo? a brief perl* Sd 1 .?*
'ZiWllST.
tStkEUF* hM ““ tu ® •wrm’i'K!
Evidence upon oyldonoo haa bo.n rictlvidllik.,..
foregoing) from all leotion. ortho Union,tht liii,t lh '
proring thn» n .oionUllo preparation wlU mlVihl
>hrir qulol approval whin prenatal nn i, ^
Dy.popilanronaoM doubt,'inor^rin'g^di^al
It acta apeolBcally upon tho.tomaoh audllvor • uSz
f.aw 1 th^ W .nd £ ^,.^.„,.,. ff8lto ,;ri.
This medicine has attained that high chsrsetsr
Ie necessary tar all medicines to attain to Indue! eon?
torfelters to put forth spurious artlolsastthsrlikoftto
lives of those who are innocently deceived. -
Look well to the mar he if the Genuine/
They havo tho written signature of C. 6L JACKROH
‘jzthxi
N o E F R>w^r c "5gr.^ B .
No. 120 Arch-stroot, one door below Sixth, Philndeiohln
aud by respeotable dealers generally throuik
the oountrv.
PRICES REDUCED,
To enable all olssees of invalids to enjoy the sdrutsm
of their ire at rubinti*.
■ LaROCHE, W. W. LINCOLN,
of their great restorative powers.
„ , # StHgte bottles 75 cents.
Also tar sale by J. A. La
Druggists, Savannah, Ga.
Al#nU * H*»‘htnd, Harrell ft Co.^iu.
AFFLICTED READ. ’
S AI lhSXS2i r 5 l, A l, ?iP U a 11 * < ? pi " ,on ’ n,,d
POKNn S d n C .^n h ri ity ' the AMERICAN COM-
»i V a ,u “ d * b ® ,0 ’« tho world as the most relia-
ble and spoedy remedy tar a oertsia specific dlaue
of the urinary organs and its analagous complsinu-
Adaptod to every form and stage of tho disease, as well
i age, sex and constitution-requiring no restrictios in
lot or bueinoss, the aftlicte{i may rely upon its speedy
a'i'J c#t , Ul J} oo r*; is exceedingly beneficial fornour
Albus (whites) female complaints from which ttou-
• inds suffer withont the knowledge of a remedy. Pre-
*»y a practical Physician whose nractioe hu been
# * -tonslvo—relisnoe can be plaoed upon its merits.
Over len Thousand bottles hare been sold during tbs
past year, and not a single case of failure has reached
the proprietor. Around each bottle are plain practical
directions for ncif-treatmcut. Price $1 per bottle.
BAT observe that the Genuiue has the written signs-
ire uu the wrapper, and name blown in the glass. • For
sale by Thomas M Turner ft Co, A. A. Solomons, W W
Lincoln,Savannah ; PB Moise, Augusta; Messrs. El
lis, Macon, and by Druggists in all large towns and
cities io the United States.
oodly
Mortiniore’g
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
A sure and safe remedial agentfor Rheuma
tism in all its forms.
T MIK astonishing success which has attended this
medicine in the treatment of Rheumttio Com-
oouiplaint; and so radical is it in its workings, that il
has secured tho sanotion of many of the first phyal-
oians, who have used it as s dernier reeeort, without faith
in its merits, only to be convinced of iu miraculous
powers.
Moktimoiib’s Compound is a vegetable extract, is
iuternnl remedy, pleasing to the taste, harmless in Its
efleotft, and osn be administered to all ages and condi
tions without fear, prepareJ solely tar the treatmezi
of this one disease.
It is a tonio, strengthening to the eyetem gsnerslly, 1
whilst it soothes the nerves, and imparts a healthy »e-
tion to the digestive organs; and purifies the blood.—
Thousands have already f * ... . .
isnnafl nave already found relief and pcrmxmt
«®‘®i in each and overy case where it hu b«n
tested, it has invariably answered tbs purpose, llltt
having boon known to fail.
The proprietors feeljuatifiod In thusassuringlhipob-
lloof Its virtues, as they base its merits entirely upoa
its performances, and allow the latter only to to men
tioned iu Its behalf. Teetimoniale of the highest cbxr-
actor aro daily rcoeived from various eectioni of the
Uuion, corroborating these facte, and giving nddiUonal
aud undoubted evidence of the virtues of this truly
great and reliable remedy.
wholesale and retail by W. V. ALEXAN
DER ft CO., at their Central Office, No. 1 Bareloy-tt,
New York, and by A. SOLOMONS ft CO. and J. U.
CARTER, Agents, 8svsnnah. eodlswtw eprl
Union Sienm Saw Mill.
TUX BUHSCIUBEU8
AVING completed their daw STEAM SAW
A, MILL, are now prepared to ent and fill orders for
LUMBER of everv dimension at short notice. lathe
buildiug of thia MILL, we have taken advantage of all
the reoent improvements In tho construction and m*-
obihery of mills, and are of opinion that wt MILL
will only require a trial to oonvinee nny on* that the
—- manufacture LUMBER equal, If not superior, to
. other mill in the 8tato. r To those who u*y fa^er
with their orders, w* will say thst our utmost exer
tions shall be used to give satisfaction, both in punctu-
lity and prices. , J- ROBERTS ft CO.'
thf Orders may be left at oar offloo, No. 1U6Bay-sin#
• MILT.. Eastern Whsrves. tf aug 3
iHAKiNK RAILWAY.
a ■ Tho undersigned respectfully informs a.
which is now in suooessfal operation. He is, thsrsfore»
prepared to take up vessels of any sis# usually visiting
our port, and to do the work of repairing, fto., oa resew*
able terms. Those who wish to clean or paint tie bot
toms of their vessels, oan also be ocoommodated on tM
Railway, upon rsasonabls terms. Hals slsoprepersi
to oontrsot for building Vassals of any olsss or duerip-
tion, and to oarry on the business of SBp-Carpenlsf-
““ Spar-making and Caulking, in all Its verioifl
ihcs, at the eastern extromity ofth* elty.
T A good Bhipsaithis on the premises. .
rll " II. F. WILLINX.JK-
Etowah mills Flour.
I 'tRK undersigned imving been appointed the only
nnii^P *111 be kept constantly
■unpllsd with the various qualitioe of Ilour, and be
ab!e to fill orders to any extent, either in Bbls. or
• I i the Intention of the Proprietor to place hie
Flonrin this market so as to compote freoly with the
Baltimore market both in price and quality,
afresh supply iust received and for aale at
oct 19 Washburn, wilder a co.
J. ROUSSEAU,
Comer Bull and Bay Streets.
importer and Dealer Id
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
THE subscriber has uow on hand a
*nd well selected stook of Wines, Liquors
and Sogara, comprising the following:
WINE vintage SSJ 4 . oholcMt »&EBVJS MADEIRA
Oao i“lpo ohoioe OLD LONDON PARTICULAB.
EBvS 15 "-!! ^l5f n , “ U V * od OLD •• RE-
Oa. I'll
BKHVEj liatafo 1840.
0 LDPALlfKTlJfI10. C rintI^?iSo. d ' 11, * U1, ' ll * TOr " 1
8EnciAL”riouV.'iSr t *“‘ 1 OLD
80in'U8IDl P aRAPE , JUICK° d “••"‘i.lUj fl.Tor^ ■« -
Two Pipes Old London Market.
Eight quarter casks OLD ARAUJO, vintage 1RS0
Also a lot of tho OLD RESERVE, of an olden im
portation, in Boxes and Demijohns.
Two halt pipea choice OLD PORT WINE.
_ , . , . " SHERRY "
Twelve half pipea choice OLD COG Nap of f.riam
’UI , U».do.^Tj,w C io°L. Ma^
O^U.^aWd, 8* 1 erM. tWigJ?* t!*
One panoheon of OLD SCOTCH WHISKY
. C n ^ “ c . Cliampagne, of various brands. Hook Wines
A t'K—Al.lij—JOblil. Albany Cream Ala, lire*-
IX, re ” iT ' d * 01 “*•
. Ml 11 W. U. DAVIDSON.
BUV WG, Wbita Waah, 8tora, Sboa and
k? Hotlin, Brn.li.i, for ..lo by
«W7 MyK6t t NICUOLB, U4 flioo»hlo»-rt.
A( KNOWLEDfiMENT.
A JIODK It BRO., relurhi'lhoir Ib.oki to rte
• citizens of Savannah and its vicinity, tot tM
very liberal patronage whioh they have reoelved, s*«
encouraged by the success of tho past year tbev tog »
■nnounoe that they have oompletod their arrang*tnta“
and aro now daily receiving from tb* FblUd*JpMj»
Boston and New York markets thoir supplies for **•
extonaive
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
IN CLOTHING,
JEWELRY AND rfl
FANCY ARTICLES.
Of which their stook will oompriee overy quality. ity»*
and dencription. • ■ 0T ®
CLOTHING EMPORIUMT
Cor. of Congress aad Jcffei‘son®ni'i
MAAS A HEVMAN1V,
PROPRIETORS.
■VTAA8 & IlhYMANN nro fully prepared loibo-
Iv L to their customers, and ro those who may
visiting Savannah, the largest assortment of
Fall aad Wlaier Oaf*, , ^
Cloaks, Over Coats, YesU aad Pantaloons *■
Varlil m uf ati.In In, fln.ll• reSB. YoUtM —
variety of approved style, for Oentlemoa, Yontto t-
Boy|. Their *took of Clothing will ooapeto wit« “j
other in this citv, for good material, werlmaniaip
reseonable prioee. —also—. •
At this establishment, may be found a well eeie«
assortment ol Cravats, Soar!#, Stook*. lloitary, Dlov _
Susponder*. Shirts, Undershirts ana Drawer*. *!*
' Cape, Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags anu yaus**»
, etc., the whole of which Is offered tar_iale low y
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•rinnd DnnfMori of our country, fcr
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bub tnppiy jo.t ru.lr.d ot th. Apotbwnrbt^U^ J
I IHOUNO OOVFKK.—50 baiu UroojjC
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BOV 8 " BB1QUAM KEM
B utter, cheese, —w* ic f M,c
ed Goshen Butter
60 boxes Whito and oolorel Cheese
28 bbls Hirani Smith's Flour bUsb-
06 de aad half do Canal de Bee d per
.blpr.rid^nndfb^ubb^ jobb(TON »«.
