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NARKIBDi
On the 90th lust. by the Rev. J. F. O'Neill, it
fernaudin*, Florid*, Mr. J. ROUSSEAU to Mi*
MARY A., daughter of Mr. D. Acoata, of the
former place.
^ ■ ""TSmBSkiw. • 1 M|
l*r mrtHjwtrt Wa tfeahrook, from Cksrkateii—J
WaihiNiiee. r M Philip*, III. CoHan ami Son, II Tillmus
j|Liwl*. Refer* w * {jiuw.by. Bull, Dr Ian*, J A Du?
•v. npv l.lmlay, II I. Tltcramaow.
■ y«r ilMiN puktl OtiamulfM. Atom Palates—Mr* Da
rius, Mr* Mania. ehiM and aarvant, Mr* Ow*n and 9 a*r*
’ tints, Mill M Owen, MU* HOwau, Mias Mary Owes, MU*
Bpaakwas, Maaara N C lltyward. W C Hayward antlaar-
vaat H Marshall, It P Detenu, G Martin, W D Cookie, I
Marlin and aarvaat, I K llajcr, D Muatia, I* O Ulaou, O
KPataaia. awa>daub. •
CONSiaNKP.il
r*rbri«8at«b, Crow Naw Vote—T B Wayaa, arnnl, R
A All**, Brichaai k Hally, T Pont, J A Pawn., O It llan*
ilricbtun, It A Lowla, MnClaabv A Norton. J Mclntyra, I,
Minturu A Cm, C P Mills, J 8 Norris, Price & Vnatler, K
raraona A Co, 1N Phillips. PShaiU A Ur**. K Swift, 8 \V
Wifht A Co, Washburn, Wiltlur A Co, Wood, Clajhom
A Co. A Walls.
Par schr Kmpira, from N York— tlrirbam A Hally, W P
YoriKC. J A Pawns, tlainillnn A Hardeman, 8 WsWitflit A
Co, P Shells A liras, N II Knanp, A Wdlns, Cnnuaral A
liar la, A A Solomons, t) H llemlrlckaon, Cbas Green. Ilr
A T Dow ue, J M Tamer. W MavUay, A A Deaslnw, A A
|, Mack. O D Cummiiu, P Willhorfer, Woo,I, Clatknru A
Co. J N Phillips, A II.*vwood, N U A II Weed, A Holt, O
n Nichols, W II Hale. W Itsmsharl, tleo While, AMhurt,
W II May A Co, Greiner A Heal I, J O Pallijtanl, Mra 8
Tomb*. || A Crane, Scranton A Johnston, Clark A Law*
son. Washburn, Wilder A Co, K 8wifi, John N Lewis, J
M Cooper, Geo Schley, J A Kendrick, J W Anderson, J
n Rovers, W T Williams, J M Clark, U A Ambler A Co,
TS Wayne, CP Mills.
Par aloep America*, from Druuiwick—M bale* SI Cot*
ton to C Reed, G W Anderson A Hro, N A Hard**, and
M.UOU feet Boards to M Topple.
Per schr B S Newcomb, from Turtle River—104 bales 8
| Cotta* to G R*«d, G W Anderson A Hro; N A llardse, R
llsbsrsham A Son, Boston A Gaaby, and order.
Per steamer T8 Motealf, from Auifuata—174 hides Cot
ton to It A Lewlsj IIA Crane, R Habersham A Soil,Brooks
A Tapper.
Per steamer Ocamulfoe, from Palatka—88 kales 81 Cot.
tort to Hmok* A Tapper, Boston A Quaky, Cohan, Norris
*co. Way A Klnv. rf A llardoa, G W Anderson A Bro,
Chtrleston Steamers, A Case. K Swift, J K Gaudry A Co,
Col Williams, J Marlin, Dr Nichols, Dr Turaar, G Kollock
•ml order.
Per steamer Witt. Soabrook, from Charleston—Steamer
Pt Mathews, Central Rail Road, 8 Solomon* A Co, W P
Vuuuv, G Roll, W Bataaby.T J Walsh.
SHIP NEWS.
FOBttEWYOBK.^ EM.
fn*lmu.M*!i“ Tll# Jrsfular packal brig-
L. BALDWIN, Bassett tuuter, having part or
5*5^5*41 engaged will have' despatch?**^
eomraoJolium, applyMfeliK'M T.1iSir’.°whu'r
«»"> BRIGHAM & KCI
mwsa
jjhk *JOIS BOSTON.—'Tin •plonilid n«w
Klioonur F.MI'IRK, Uudorhlllmutor, will
hit. i aimed ini. do.patch, ,« Oelihlarpiuue
FOH’JliiW YORK.—111. brie
"■■P SELMA, W. Cullen inuiar, haring part
nf * freight sn,ag«l, will meet with deipatch.—
For freight or paaiage, apply to
marlS 8. W. WIGHT A CO.
B rushes, combs. ac.—a complete m-
sortnieut—forty variotiea of Brushes,Cotubi,
Ac. at all prieoa, from J2i cts. to $3,50 each.—
Call and purchase of A. A. DENSLOW,
cor of Bay and Whitaker at*.
.FOR AUGUSTA AND
„ , HAM B URG .—The light draught
Stenui-Packet IVANIIOE, J. T. Jarman mas*
tar, it receiving freight and passengers, at An
derson's lower wharf, .and will leave on This
Afternoon, at 5 o'clock precisely. Site will con*
linue to leave every Tuesday at Uto same hour.
For freight engagements or passage, apply on
board or to S. SOLOMONS A CO.
tV Way freight puyabto by shippers. No
freight will he remived on board aftor 4 o'clock
on the afternoon of departuro. Freight will he
received in more during (ho absenca of tho boat
free of charge. iniitu— mar 88
W ANTED TO HIRE—A Boy from
the ago of 10 to 10 years, for whom liberal
wages will he given.. v to
PRICE & VEADER, Dturans a no
■mT Tailors, have just received by tho last wr*
rivals, a handsome assortment of fine Fashionable
Siuglo Milled French Cawimers, ft no Tweeds,
sensonnhle Vostiugs, Ac. Ac. No. 147 Day st.
tour 88
A LB*—80 bblia John Taylor A Sons Iiiiperi*
xV al stock Ato, landing from brig Empire, for
sale by
mar 88
gfrssa* NOTICE*—Stolen from the sub*
scriber on Sunday tlio80lh Inst, a large
Black and White SETTER DOG with tan spots
over each oye and on tho sides of the uiuxale.
Had ou when stolen a chain collar with tho nutua
of John C. Huuter engraved upon it. Aliy in*
formation concerning him will be thankfully ro-
celyod and liberally'rewarded. Twenty Dollars
will be paid for proof to convict a while person
of stenting him. R. F. AKIN,
mar 88
CUD AR*—-10 hhds prime new crop Porto
Rico Sugar, lauding from schr Empire, uud
for mile by
inur88
fNFOUNATION WXflTED-Of
A TANNY SMYTH, who In
left Philadelphia
Port of Hnvannatt, March 38,1S48.
GLRARKU.
Barque R Crow, Woodbury, Havana—Cuban, Norrii A Cu
(trig Rxeel, Revel, New York—Washburn, Wilder A Co.
Schr Alexander, Rattdal, Providence—May A While.
U. 8. M. •team-packet Melamora, Barden, for Cliarleaton—
Brook* A Topper.
II. 8. M. iieam-packet Wm. Scabrooh, Lyon, Cliarleaton—
Brooka A l'upuer.
ARRIVED.
Brif Selma, Cullen, Near York, to 8 W Wifht A Co.
Brie Zonobia, Carlton, Camden, Me. Lime to Brlfham
* Kelly.
Brlf Coral, Fojf, Mayaguea.Poro Rico. Balluat to May
A White.
Schr Caroline, llowe, Boaton, 10 day*, tee to P Will*
berfer.
8chr Empire, Underhill, New York, to Waahburn, Wil*
drr A Co.
Schr B 8 Newcomb. Owen*. Turtle River, to K Reed.
Sloop American, Steven*. llruu»wlck,lo Maater.
Steamer TUoa.8. Motealf, Gould, Augusta. Boat* to J A
t'awaa
U. 8. M. ateam-packet Wm. Sanhroqk, Lyon, Charlaatou,
la Brook* A Tupper.
It. 8.M. ateam-packetOcamulfee,MoNolty from Palatka,
to Brooka A Tupper
DKPAUTF.il.
II. 8. M. ataam-paekot Metiunora, Darden, Charlaatoa.
I’. S.SLateam-paekei Wm. 8eabrook, Lyon, Cbarlatton.
FROM THIS PORT.
Ship Hartford. Sanaermaa, New Yurk.
lUrqu* Poter Dcaiill, Pickett, Naw York.
Bri«Aajrnata,8berwood,New York.
Brlr Factor, llauily. New York.
Schr Julia A Kllxa, Higfoea, Philadelphia.
Schr Bounty, llatlcck, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
Tlie eehr M W Catkeart, cleared at Now York, for tkle
port oa tk* 83d Inat.
NEW ORLEANS, MaroliUI—Ar abipe Eiapira Queen,
Torter. Bottom Amoy, Cole, Liverpool; Adrian, 8eott, do;
Vinriaia, Calvert, New York; London, Roea, Havre; Coral*
ca, llill, Palermui barque* Babara, Haserty, Loudonderry;
llaine, Winrate, Baltimore] Marcia, Hammond, PUiludnl*
§ hla; hripa Victoria, Bio, Bordouusi J 8 Cabot, Saudon,
t Tbomae.
Cld thipa Bowdltch, Pike, Havre] Roteoe, Itieka, do;
Oceola, |Baratow, Boaton;, Pacific, Ludlam, Liverpool;'
barque* Columbia, Croman, 8t Potenhurf; Rockahire,
Leary, Liverpool] brls Fornax, Wilaon, Philadelphia.
MARCH 9s—Ar eblpa Herald. Auld, Bermuda; Eupl
Himpaoii, Botlon; Kaaex, Welch, do; Neatnr,
Uurdeaux; !•»]*■ Lady Chapman, Frith,BeraudajT
MeConsell. Havana, , m
Cld ship* Bremen, Geerken. Itamhnrf; Uriel, Janvrln,
Liverpool; Charlotte, Campbell, do; Lord Klfia, llerrea,
do; Itaateia A Walker, Uoaae, Brement Maid, of Orleaaa,
Uauaia, Naw York] barque IndlanAVatta, dorbrlg* Anoree,
Amahury, do; John Bslct, Ballot. Newport, R I] Marfaata
Anao, Aloqun, Malafa; Beotia, McCall, Aalifas] Baltader,
p if old ahlp Robt Parker. Weeks,New York] Franee,
Pierce, do; harques A O llill, Curtis, Boatou] Thetla, Croa-
b> MOUIL 1 E, n Marak &-%ld ahlp* Brltania, Coultcart,
Liverpool; Lady Milton, Hays, do.
CHARLESTON, Merck 10—Ar ahlp* South Carolina,
Hamilton, New York] Bigbv, Taller, do; brlf Rugane Rlaa,
Daniel, Uuadaloupe; Harriet, Wood, Providencal schr G
Huffman, Rota, Philadelphia.
Cld ataamiliip 8outhera«r, Berry. New York; barque
Ann Kenny, Baldwin, Liveroool; brlf Doha; Burkett, 8a*
cua laGranda; acbr Julia, Vaosilder, Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, March 93-Ar brifa Jualicia, llamlln,
Maunsat] Leaura, Landrll, Apalachicola; Leulah.Stataou,
Now Orleaua; schra Abigail JJonoi, Puuce; Mary Catherine,
Vayle, Nasuabo; Bounty, SeaaamoA.
Cld brlf Dover, Woat Indie*.
MARCH 85—Ar brl/ John Colby, Niehols, Rio da Ja
neiro; Gulp arc, Elina, Now Orloana; Torno, Colbun, At-
Have you tried ltf
If not do not delay auothor day, but soud ittt*
modiatoly | if you have been one of the wisonud
irudeut, and already bought a bottle, the question
s settled—you have recovered your henlui.
Jayne's Cariulnativo Balsam for Uowol and
Sunnner Complaint, never fails. It is the only
tuedicino that will euro. Thousands of nersous
have giveu their testimony in its favor. No Hint*
ily should he without It.
WHY WEAR A WIGt-A majority of the
Wigs worn are wholly uiinecescary. The use of
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC will ilumgt prevent
the hair from falling off, nud its continued uss
Florida panors would confer a favor by giving
the above a few insertions. 113—c3* mar 88
[wl[U JSL
with Robert Lyons, Esq. of Tallabassko, Florida,
in October 1843, and Is supposed to ba still living
in Florida. Any information respecting her will
bethankftllly received by her brotliera Philip and
Michael Smyth, address^) Port Office, Savannah.
She was origiuully from Mullough Parish, Couti* will in most cases ro-clothe the hoad with a
ty Cnvnn, Ireland. beautiful crop of new Imir.
‘ FEVER AND AGUE-Cont Wamuntsd-
Jatnk'saoux Pills auk warranted to cure the
worst fnriiis of Fover and Ague. The money
will be refuudud in all cases if they fail to cure—
but they never do fail.
A STRONG EVIDENCE that DR. JAYNE’S
EXPECTORANT is superior to ell other reme
dies for Coutfht, Contunwtion, Uronehitii, Asthma,
and other Pulmonary affections, is, that the saiuo
lersons who - commenced the uso ofit in their
ami lie* ten years ago, still prefer it to all other
remedies of the kind t uud wnord any have been
induced to try other preparations, they have al*
most invariably been disappointed iu receiving the
1i was reasonably anticipated from
W KOUGIIT IRON PIPES FOR
STEAM, WATER, AND GAS, of all
sixes, from | to 3 1*8 inches bore t also, Brass
and Iron Cocks, Valves, Elbows,- Tecs, Bonds,
Reducing Sockets, Flanges, Tongs for putting
up pipe, &c.
NORRIS, GREGG & NORRIS,
63 Gold street, New York.
(7*Mills and Public Buildings heated by steam
with wrought Iron Pipes. Tubular Boilers of
various sixes. 86— mar 88
S oda Water •—Thu subscriber hav
ing just received his improved upparstus,
will flirnish his customers on Wednesday next,
with pure Soda Water. Ills peculiar mode of
preparation precludes tho possibility of contami
nation with Copper or other iiupleosant material.
His Syrnps will ho of superior quality, uud his
price as tow bn possible.
. JOSEPH m; turner,
mar 88 Monument square.
Draws This Arte, nolau
Tirfirit One Dollar.
THE REAL SIMON PURE.
M*
Draws This Afternoon, at 41 o'clock.
Sales close at 4 o'clock, precisely.
75 numbers—13 drawn ballots.
Grecuc APuIttskl MonumvutLot’y
Class No. 13. for 1848.
J. W. Maury & Co. Managers,
(Successors to J. G. Gregory <3c Co.
HIQdKSr PRIZES,
prize of
do
do
do
-no-
do
$4,000
1,000
600
300
800
178
30 prlxo of
80 do
.80 do
80 do
MOO do
Ac Ac
$30
60
40
30
30
Cld ahlp ftiMitiMlar.Otls, N Ortaaoa, via Rrasra.
imADELltll(A,Marchtt3—ArshipaWiachir.lUcauil,
Rochelln; Alice Gray, Nickerson, N Orleans.
Cld brlf Juatina, Johnson, Dcmarara.
MARCH ICt—Ar ship Bhenunitouh. West, Liverpool;
brl? Tlioa Walter, Maafimnn, Cliarlotlon; actirs Paladine,
Krrlcluon, do; Julia k Eliza, llisbea, Setennak.
Cld ship Leliixb, Yonnf, New Orleans; brig /Bolus, Col*
beck. Rotterdam] Clara, Cnpo, Antigua.
NEW YORK, March 82—Ar steamship Northerner,
Badrf, Charleston; abipa Marlon, Thompson, do; II Allan,
MeMuon, do: Oneida, Creasy, Centont Tartar, Weber, do;
Navigator, Putnam, China; Blanchard, Blanchard, Mobile;
Fairfield, Loveland, N Orleaaa; barauaa Sherwood, Itura*-
lav, do; Baa Webster, Clark,do; Hamilton, llallnt, Mobil*;
Cb«» Williams,AVadn, do; Peter Domill, PickptL&tssaaaA]
Azim, Durham, Cardenaa] Modora, Knight, Cuba; brig*
.Miri!ull,fopllir,do;Louder,Thompson,Matagorda; Factor,
Bundy, .VuedaiutA; Augusta, Sherwood, do; Toledo,Glover,
Havana; Gan Wilaon, Mlaor, Mobile] ilUcbiof, Melntoah,
Ulaigow; Tybee, White, Charleston.
Cld ship Caroline, Caulkina, New Orteana; brin Hetty,
Port au Wince; Malantora, Bruce. 8t Marks; Florsucu,
Film. Mobile; Adolable, Piurco, AV Indies.
I MARCH XI—Ar ahlpaSlddona, Cobb. Llvornool; York-
•hire, Furbnr, do; Liverpool, Blethen, dn; Lulls, Higgins,
Marnillu; Columbo, Pray, New Orlaaut; Hartford, Ban-
eermsn, NevaaaaA; Union, Atwatar. N Orleans; N Biddle,
KnighL Mobile; hark Harriet Newef, Gilpatrick, Havana;
Mightand Mary.Gillis, Liverpool; Empire,Raton,Naw OrU;
loco, Baxter, Canton; brigs Wm II Spear,Black,Cardenna;
Melina Ana, Talbot, Trinidad da Cuba; Gan Taylor,Falsa,
Naw Orleaaa; Mary Ann Junta,Collins,do; Chiatina,Uwen,
do; North Bend,Cote, Sagua la Grande; Spartau, Farnbam,
da; Curacoa, Higrina, Tobasco; Cat!*, Swlnson, Rio do
Januirn, Carvo, llaino, Cuba; Monterey, Halter, Galves
ton; aebra Copy, Hatch, Chartaatoo; Oriand, Diinkwator,
Jachionville; Sage, Mott, Darien.
Below—Ships American Ragle, Chadwtek, London; Zu-
rich, Thompson, llavro.
Cld ibipa Walliogtou, Chadwick, London; Snbiuo, Oa-
horn, N Orleans; bafquns Lillus,Wliorf,Cadi*; Adam Carr,
Craig, Glasgow; brigs Han Carver, Carver, Jacksonville;
V'Qily. Rubiuaon, Charleston; Lydia, Dyer, New Orleans;
Ata, Chsae, 8t Marys; acbr M W Catbcart, Savannah]
Adventure, Daggett, Darien.
BOSTON, March 9t‘—Ar ship Groliua, Dnane, N Oris;
t raucea Whitney,8l Ilalena; barque Robt Wain, Singer,
Mobile.
Cld ship Zona, N Orleaaa: Itrif Caailda, Cardanaa.
MARCII31—Ar brig Gao Kyan New Orlaana.
Rnlnw Ship Macedonian, Jack, Apalachicola.
Cld hirque Rainbow, llavaua. '
Ticket* $1—Halves 50c—Qrs. 85c.
Package Wholes cost $35, mast draw back $13
“ Halves “ 131, “ " " 6.
Quarter* “ 0\, « . " “ 3,
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOTTERY
Draws in Charleston on Thursday, 30th.
75 numbers—15 drawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZES.
A i t>r $ifr,ooo—ft or $i,ooo.
$3,500-81,500 —$1,950 —1,100.
Ac. Ao. Ac.
Tickets $4—Halves $3—Quarters $1
* Prizes cashed at this Oflice.
ty Tickets and Shares for tale, and orders from
the country attended to at the Old Established Of
fice of P. B. PENDERGA8T,
No. ft, White House, Owens' Buildings, Bull
St opposite die Pulaski IIuuso.
, mar 88
D rawing received—Tim following
uro the drawn numbers of Grand Consolida
ted Lottery, Extrn 13, for 1848.
16 13 10 1156 76 29 68 5 5175 45 69
Whole ticket Nos. 11 29 50 a prize of $100
•old, and Nos. 5 45 69 also n prize of $100 re
turned for want of a purchaser.
Also of Georgia State Lottery Class No. 25,
drawn in this city on Monday 27th inst.
38 19 34 40 (» 1152 60776115 7034 40 7
Tickets Nos. 7 1540-7 34 63, and 34 61 03
prizes sold in the above lottery at
. — L tf CKY
Fortune’* Head 'Quarters.
ONE OF THE VERY BEST OF SCHEMES
Sales class This Afternoonht 4| o'clock,
Georgia State Lottery,
For ths Benefit if the Independent Firs Company of
Augufta.
Extra No. 29—D. Paine A Co., Managers,
Decided by drawing of Delaware Lottery, No. 74.
66 number lottery—13 drawn ballots.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
QEOltOIA. — Bulloch County.—
'X To all to whom it may concern.—Whereas
William Sltuffteld hath applied to the Hon. the
Inferior Court of said county, while sitting for
ordinary purposes, for loiters of Administration
on the estate and clTects of Sarah Gitggeu, late of
Mid county, deensed.
These are therefore to cite end admonish all and
"ngulurthe kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased, to file their objections (if any they have)
>u tlm clerk's office, in terms of the law, otherwise
Itttcrb of Administration will be granted to ap
plicant as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable Peter Cono, one of
the Justices of the suid court, this 24th day of
March, A. D., 1848. .
ar 28 DAVID BEASLEY, c. c.o. b. c.
GEORGIA, Appling €ounty.-To
VJ till whom it may concern.—Whereas, Isom
Kcildieli applies to mo for letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of William Patterson late of
‘‘id county, deceased.
Thesn are therefore to cite and admonish all
a nd singular the kindred and creditors of tho said
deceased, to file their objections (if any they
wve) in my office, within the time proscribed by
mw, why mud letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this 14th day
«f March, 1840.
MAI.COM JOHNSON, c. c. o. a. c.
mar 28 _____
S U i;i-',| vrsitll |IK IIV E.—200 ounce.
German and French Sulphate Quinine, just
ftccivcd and for sale low by
U. R. HENDRICKSON,
JQ>r28 Gibbons' Building*.
pRKSIl CcffiGKESS WATER.—50 doxan
. .farnh Congress Wuter, quarts and pints, juil
(r f«uved and for un)o by
* JOSEPH M. TURNER,
M -»r 28 .Monument
WYLLY’S J
OFFICE.
xo of
$9,000
5 prize of
$250
do
2,144
10 do
200
do
1,000
10 do
125
do
700
30 do
100
do
409
123 do
60
Ac.
Ac. Ac.
Tickets $3—shares in proportion.
Package of wholes $66, waiTanted to draw $36
Do Halves 33, do do 18
Do Quarters 16, do do I
For mIo «t wyLLY , a LUCKV OFFICE,
. Corner of Bnll St. aud Bay Lane.
X3T Orders from tho country promptly attend-
ed to, and prises cashed on demand, mar 28
H oITse keeping goods.-
Table and Cup Mata, Shaker Fans, Cup
Mops, lee Cream Forms, Syllabub Churns,
Blean Mango Moulds, Tea Bells, Ketchum's Pat
ent Knife Cleaners, Wire Dish Covers, an ex
cellent arUcle for summer use; Cucumber Slivers
or Cabbage Cutters, Butter Ladles. Salad Spoons
and Forks, Jelly Strainers, Thread Stmids, to
gether with a variety of other urticles "too nu
merous to mentiou.’ r For sate by
COLLINS A BULKLEY,
mar 28 Bryan st.—opposite Wilmot'i
TVr'jE W ORLEANS SUGAIt.-lOhhds
J. 1 New Orleans Sugar in store, far sale on fa
vorable terms, by BINGHAM A KELLY.
mar 28
8—
N E, KUII.—35 bhls New Englund Rum,
• Luther Felton brand, now lauding from
schr Fame, for salo by
BRIG
mar 28
3 HAM A KELLY.
L IIIIC.—Fresh Lime now landing from brig
Zenabia, forsnlo by
mar28 BRIGHAM A KELLY.
F LOUlt.—50 bbls Lebanon Mills: 50 do
Country Flour, just received and for sale
by mar 98 THEODORE MINIS.
UTTER.— 5 kegs selected family Butler,
"r5r ,ived p " fete'kTsn: by
IVOTA'l'OEB.
Jr fofli
-til) bill, just received and
THEODORE MINIS.
for sole by
wnrUH
t-niOKED XONGEUS.-IW) Smokecl
bjSF* ja “ ,M «OR r B“M^IS.
„„.,.I’N PANACEA. —-»«;doeen
„ Swum', celebrated PlinecM, 100 do do do
V "^. ; I“” C 0‘R t, H£NDR*^CS0N.
niarSS «
' ^RESII VANIL1.A BEANS.-Ju.treceived
per brie L. Daldwin, Tor eale by
J. M. TURNER. Mnnnuiont equare.
mar 88
: JERF'UMERY, SOAFS, &c—A gre.lv.rl-
AT ely of Ibncy article, from tho Qnt e.tabli.h-
menu in this country, ata email advauee an coat,
mar 08 A. A. DENSLOW.
J. M. TURNER, Manntnen! equare.
I*. JACt)
Nn. 07 Uull at.
AVIS-PAIN KILLER.—0 eweeiuiorted TOSEPH LIPPIKAN, Coa.ae.i Sri
siaen, just received and fbr sale by O facino tub Markbt—Ben ltava to inform
mu 'nnn.thn .. hi* friends and cuitotnars, ana the public gener*
ally, that ha is just returned from the North with
one oCthelaraest and finest oNortments of Fancy
and Slant. Dry Goode, which he mfere fer eelei
wholeiale or retell, on q» |oodt.rme M tw he
hadinnny elty uthe Uflioo. ..
' French Muslins, gingham Muslim, plain and
fig'd Bareges, Balzorinek, silk Tissue, firms and
furniture Priuts, Uneu Dresses, smh'd liuen and
cotton Ginghams, Swiss, OambHe; Organdie,
Muslins plains and fif'd, black and e6l'd Alpacas!
Irishllueus,table Diapers,B. fi. Russin nndScotch
Diapers, white 8hirUngs nud Sheetings; brown
Shirtings and Sheetings, hekyy shirt Stripes.
fUrniture aud apron Checks,i Dimity, Drap d'
Ete, blk andcol'd Wellingion Cord, Cn^mwretts,
plain and fancy linen Drill*, summer Cassitheras,
Mnweillus atuf Cashmero Vestings, blit and fancy
silk Cravats, blue Duuiuii aud pahtntoolisstripes,
Mtlk lfaudkfs. Madras nud eotlou Huutlkfs. L C
llaiidkfs, complete munrtment of Hosiery, all
kirds of Gloves, ParasoU, Sunsliadusn 1'nus, oil
Cloth, straw matting, shell uud Bufi'ulo Combs,
corded mid grass Skirts, grass Liueu, Uudergur-
F. SI 11 ELS A DUO.
SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
ments, Shirts, Suspeuders, Barege aud *silk
Shawls nud Suarfs, Ivory Fans, an extra assort
ment from 7oc to $0 a piece,
Uissulos rooms up-stairicoutiiin CLOTHING
B^W HOLESALlC—Clatli, Drap d’Ety.Wel-
lingtou Cord, Croton Cloth, Caslimerotto,Tweed,
Liueu nud Cotton Drxss ash Frock Coats.
Pantaloosi—Cassiment, Drill, Twoed, Lin
en and Casslnett.
Vxsts—Fig’d and Plain, Satin, Cashmere nud
Marsuilies.
The above goods are selected with grent enre,
by myself, in the largest houses, and my facilities
for buying uro such as to enable me to compete
with any houso. A visit and examination of the
stock by country Merchants aud others hiivhig
wholesale is solioitud, oven if no pnrchiiao is
made. We take a pleasure to show lira goods.
Together with a great many other articles too
numerous to mention. mar 27
17 Whitrker street, have received per Southern
er a superior assortment of Cloths* Cussimeres,
CaslmrafetU and Vestings, suitable for the com
ing season, and will make (Irani to order in the
best stylo ami workmanship, ut the lowest prices
for onah. mar 27
bouefit which was reasonably anticipated I
the high praises bestowed by tho proprietors, aud
invo returned to the use of JAYNE'S EXPEC
TORANT, as a remedy that, never 1ms fiiled to
reliuvo them, uud which probably never hud its
equal in arresting Pulmonary discuses.
Prepared ouly by Dr. D. Jayuu, Philadelphia,
and sold on ngeucy by
THOMAS M. TURNER A CO.,
mar 27 Wholasale Druggist^ 181 Bay-st.
R IO COFFEE.—50 bags mi
Coffee, landing from brig Wilsou Fuller,
... - Jirliii* Green
Coffee, landing from brig
and for sale by
mar 20 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
H A HIS.—A fresh supply of Fitche'e sugar
cured Hams, just received and for sale by
mar 14 J. ROUSSEAU.
rPAULE CUTLERY.—A fine assort-
JL ment of Ivory handled, Buck Horn, Cocoa
and other Tab!* Cutlery. Just received, and for
■ale by COLLINS A BULKLEY.
mar 20 ,
TNK.—Kidder’s Indelible ink, wurrautud a
X good article | also, Iudelible Ink without
preparation equally good, for sale by
mar24 A. T. BOWNE, 8metJ building.
riEOBGIA FLOUR.-'
VX fine Georgia Flour, just re<
solo by SCRANTON A J<
bbls super-
received nnd for
A JOHNSTON.
/CHEESE AND CANDLES.-50box-
os prime Gottheu Cheese] 6ft do New Bed
ford sperm Candles, .4’* and 6's, landing from
brig Wilaon Fuller, aud for sale by
mar 20 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
■OUCKWHEAT.—Fresh Uuckwheut, iu
XJ hags, just received mid for sale by
marl W. W* GOODRICH.
08IIKN BUTTER. —10 kegs choico
VX Goshen Butter, landing from brig Excel, for
■ale by F. SHEILS A BROTHER,
mar 16
T9QRTEK.-10 casks Byass' Loudon Por-
JL ter, jnst received and for salo by
mar25 THEODORE MINIS
EORGlA "FLOUR.—50 barrels Lebanon
VX Mills Georgia Flour just recoived ami for
sale by E. SWIFT,
mar 27
B utter and sugar crackers.—15
barrels Butter, 10 do Sugar Crackers now
landing from brig L. Baldwin and for sale by
mar27 E. SWIFT.
I ODINE WATER.—10 dozen lodiue WVtor,
an excellent alterative drink in scrofulous and
cutaneous diseases, and enlargement of the Liver
and Spleen. Forsoleby A. T. BOWNE,
mar 27 Biiiota’ Building.
nOSIIE V BUTTER. - 15 kegs of
VX choice Goshen Butter, landing from brig
Clinton, and for sale by
W. M. DAVIDSON,
mar 24 West side Market »q.
ANAL FLOUR.—30 bbls suporfitie Ciiual
Flour, landing from brig Clinton, and for
sole by SCRANTON A JOHNSTON
mar 24
L oaf and crashed sugar
For sale by II. J. GILBERT
mnr 18
C ANES.—Whaleboue and Hickory Canes.
assorted patterns, received this day aud for
sale by T. T. WILMOT.
mar 11
R AISINS.—30 bosoa Raisins now landing
from ship Edwin, nnd for sale by
mar 23 E. SWIFT.
D oinKg-ric uuuoBB.—as Mil. or
E. Phclp'e Gin, 10 of Imperial Crown'do,
and 15 bbls of Baltimore do, iu store, and for sole
by * WM. M. DAVIDSON,
mar 3 West side Market aquaro,
R EYNOLD'S HAMS.—Landiug per Portia,
200 very superior, for sale by
WOOD. CLAGHORN A CO.
CULVER CUPS.—Some uew and very
k7 beautiful patterns of Silver Cups just receiv
ed and for sale lby T. T. WILMOT.
mar 11
Tl/T AC REBEL.—10 bbls of No. 2 \ JO do
ITJ. of No. 3, aud 10 half bbls of 2 and 3, laud
ing from brig Clinton and for sale by
W. M. DAVIDSON,
mnr23 West sjde Market Hquarn.
N EW ORLEANS SUGAR.—10 hlids choice
N O Sugar, lauding from brig John Euders
aud for sale by
mar 23 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
D OMESTICS.—3-4 Shirtings, 4-4 Sheet-
ings, 5-4 brown and bleached do, Marlboro
Stripes and Plaids. Also Cbatnbrays, for sale by
mar 23 A MIMS.
T)ORK AND BEEF,—75 bbls Prime
XT Pork, 30 do Mess do, 50 do Prime Beef, 25
do Mesa do, 100 do Pilot and Navy Broad, land
ing and for salo by
mar 23 WOOD. CLAGHORNACO.
T EAS.—A fresh supply of Green und Black
Teas of every grade and style, received per
brig Excel, and for sale by
W. W. GOODRICH, Agent
forthe Now York Cauton Tea Co.
mar 23 Surat*' building, Whitnker-st.
UGAR.—15 bbls crashed and 10 do pow'd
Woolsuy A Woolsoy's Sugar, now lauding
^ dwin ' ,nd for Mh br e. swift.
C IONGRESS WATER.—SOdojen Con'grtj.,
J Water In pint mid quart bottle, frosh put up
and just received. For wile by
mnr27 A. T. BOWNE, Srnet.' building.
THGTSSS
mar
Itd AItKING INK.—3 ESC for nle by
M. “flB DENSLOW & WEBSTER.
TVUW spking tweeosacks;
i i HAMILTON A SYMONS have received
per Southerner n choice axxorturatit of SPRING
TWEED SACKS, made iu. lira best manner,
aud will sell them ut tho very lowost prices for
cash. innr27
T3R1NTN, ORGANDIE MlTSLINS
XT AND BALZOUINES.—20 eases Priuts,
assorted qualities | I caso Organdie Muslins; 1
caso Butxorines. Received by late arrivals, and
for sale at Wholesale only, bv
uwrU7 HENRY F. WAftING
VbTTHS’ ANDMOYN’ CLOTIT
X ING.—I havo received by recent’arrivals
from New York, aud intend keening up.n coiii-
plete assortment of Boys’ ready'tmido clothing.
Among them are very handsome black Alpaca,
bl?ck nnd mouse colored Croton Cloth?'cheek
Huts and Caps. All for Bovs from six to four
teen years of age. Cull at the New aud Cheap
Clothing Store, Gibbons' Kongo,
mar33 PRO. S. NICHOLS.
SPRING GOODS.—Th
^receiving aud opening a parte
the preseut spring trade—con isliug of i
and English Prints, Furniture Prints,
Lawns, Ginghams, Fancy Plaid and nluiu Bora
ges, French a Muslins and Jaconets, Ac., While
and faucy Linau Drills, Plain aud twilled summer
Coating*, Croton do, Silk Codringtotie, Fancy
Guinbroons, Black and funcy Silk Warp .Cosh
nrarott, elegant Burkelew Corduroy, Caiublel
Lustres, A., Liuen sheoting, Pillow caw Linens,
Tobio Doyles and Napkins, Champegna do.
Bord'd Towels, Table Diaper, Spcoph do.Hucka
buck do. Ruula Crash, Linen /fretiug. Ponies
Hdkf. Blk. Sinchew, Coi'd. M/r*eae, Bro. Hol
land, Paper Cambric, slogan! Silvered Fans,
Ac. Ac., by GODFREY AvLxttOCHE,
lar 85 West cornar tf SUsd's range.
Blue Drilling, blue Denims, York Den
Shirting Stripes, Ticking, Striped and
lioavy cotton Usnaburgs, Linen Osnaburg, Marl
boro and Hopewell stripes, Flue, eonm
cheap Apron Checks, Bine aud white Me
Netting, Liuen do, Hosiery, Thread, Pins, Nee
dies, Ao. mar 25
TOLOOR ra ATTING.-4-4,
X white and eol'd India Matting, i
by GODFREY A LxROCHE.
mar 85
lowest prices by
mar 25
GODFREY A LaROClIE.
DArifTALOON STUFFS. - Strip
XT and plain Cattonados; Cotton Tweeds; Bl
Holland*, for sale by
mar 13 HENRY 1L
STOTESBURY.
or snloby
mnr 20 SNIDER, LATIlllOP.itfNliVr. .
C-l'BINO A NO bbfiWlt DRV
vD GOODS.—The subscflburH, by recent ur-
terior, visiting this market, will find the slot
compiote uud the terms accommodating,
iniir 20 LATIIROP A FOOTE.
EW GOODS.—Per Stoamor.
sale by
mar 20
LATIIROP A FOOTE.
Checks, i
line and V.
by
mar 20
LATIIROP A FOOTE.
OARAGES, PRINTS, Ac.-
XX Excel.—Printed Barages, French
English Prints, striped Denims, Soott.Cords, blue
BaUipiqucts, Do JoinvUle do, fino and low.
ed Long Cloths, black Crapes, silk Sergo,
Beads, Purse Twist, Mosqueto Netting,
mitts and gloves, blk Casslnrares, blk Cashim
Linen Drills, Sattin Jeans, Ac. for sule by
mar 18 SNIDER, LATIIROP A NEV1
N ew wholesale dry good
STORE.—Tho subscriber has just open;
au entire now stock of Dry' Goods, in tirastoi
next to N. B. & II. Weed, in Broughton strcc
Up Stairs—which be offers for sale atWhol
salo only, althe lowest market prices,
mar 2 — . HENRY F. WARING,
S PRING GOODS.—French and Eri
lish Prints: Swiss and Nansook Muslins; Ju
onetond White Cambric; Plaid nnd striped do.
For sale by H. H. STOTESBURY.
mur 16 -
N E
L
EW
U Jiimrelf in Snvunah, with n ri.w to lire S
ptncllen of Modldnehi In vorioui branch...
Rwidoncei North Side Drou,hloii8ire.t,
Sd^daor Wort of Bwuud 8lroei.
\FOTICE.—Mevsw A. A L. MACK, hav-
City of Savannah hive"
established themselves at No. 90 Bryan'Street,
next door to Mr". Eastman. As their eupply Is foil a.
and fresh,they hope to meet tiieir former custo
mers, wbo'dan be accommodated ou the cheapest'
terms. Their stock will always be kept with *
general eMortment of Dry Goode,receivingthe
seme from their own store in Now. York. Tho .JJ
public ie respectfully invited to call. ^
mar 21 Into— a J
Vrb^idt.—A persou who hoe a thorough -
11 knowledge nf the Fist and Hemp Menu- e
fuctnriiig, is doslroua. of engaging with one nr
more, to esteblish a Cotton Begging, Bale Rope "
uiid Twiue Manufactory, in Cluurlcatou, Sevan- ^
nab nr Mobile. Ho has had long experiunco in ~
said business from fine liueu to cotton bagging, *
sacking, Ac. Ac. Has superintended some ■
large establishment*; would be glad to corres- G
poud with geiitleuieu mho ere able and willing w
to embark into tills brunch of industry. The Beur
Gross which is indigenous and grows luxuriant
nn the sandy lands of the South, would do well 2
for the above manufacture if prepared in the n
proper manner. j Q
Please address. If by letter, post paid, to »)
JAMES E. STODDARD, v
mar 91 20— Dover, New Hampshire. -
TATANTED-At this Ofiice, Two Boys of .
▼ v fourteen or fifteen year# of age. qualified *
to learn the business of a Printer. Any of our S
cotiutry renders desirous of promoting-tnn^foture
welfare of a young friend will do so by address-
ing tho Editors of the Georgian,
mar 3'v 4—
DOTTLED PORTER .—A good sup- f
J J ply constantly on hand at tile cellar of J;
Sapoworth, corner of Bay Lane and Jefferson
streets. Orders loft as above, or at the Phumix
House, in Bryan street, (uear the Market,) or
tlie Oglethorpe House, corner of West Broad '
uud Margaret streets, will meet' with prompt at
tention. JAME8 OLIVER, Agent.
N. B.—The highest price will be paid for emp
ty Porter Bottles. 3mof—
TPfFOUItlVilO.Y WJSTEK— J
J- Anuo Cuthiiririo Douglass, daughter of Den- t
j»min E. Dougluss, of Scriven County, and •
Grand Daughter of Major David Douglass, of
Burke County, iu this State, left tbe former
place in or about tho year 1828, tq go to Texas, ,
'with her aunt, Mrs. Sylvester Murphy. Since
which time she has nut boon heard from. Any n
information respecting her will be tirankfolly „
received by her mother, Catherine Douglass, di- .
reeled to tho Post Office in this city. !
Savannah, Feb. 8,1848. ,
Texas Papers will confer a favor on an afflicted i
mother by giving the above a few insertion*,
feb 8 tn—6
P»R SALE.—Tort No. I, Elbert Ward,
X .(mated Ottilia corner ofJ.tFenou mid Booth 1
Broad .troeta. R. HABERSHAM A BON.
mar 4
T'OH SALE.—A now SKA ISLAND
i COTTON GIN, but litU.uwd, will b. .old
a bargain, if appliud for iooii.
jon ‘47 — 8. SOLOMONS A CO.
fjho RENT*—28 acres Laud botween the
X Canal and Musgrove Creek. Apply to Mr.
F. M. Stone near the property, or
fob 23 A. MINIS.
TTrOOD-CUTTERS.—VVauted 10 or
v v 12 Wood-Cutters ou a Plantation near
the city, for whom fair wages will be paid,
dec 21 ROB. HABERSHAM A SON.
WANTED TO HIRE - Four alilo
I T bodied Negro Mon. Apply to N. RAD-
CLIFFE at tlie New MethodistEplscopalCiiurch
Lot, St. James' square. — mar27
IVTOTICE.—The cu-partuersliip heretofore
IN existing under the firm of JOSEPH M.
TURNER A BROTHER, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Joseph M. Turner will con
tinue the business on.his own accouut, aud at-
tend to the settlement of the old firm.
JOSEPH M. TURNER,
mar 23 WM. II. TURNER.
IVTOTICE.—All persons indebted to tlie late
IV firm of WOOD & CLAGHOKN, wiiathar
Uy nolo or open account, arc requested to call
1 and .ottlu on or before th. 20th April nut. AU
uu.utUcd claim, after that date will ba placed in
auit. WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO.
fab 93
TVTOTiCE*—Clerk’s Office Superior Court
-Ll Chatham* County.—.All Free Perscua of
Color are horeby notified to come forward and
registor their names in tills ofiice, in accordance
1 with the law, previous to tbe first of June next,
otherwise execution* will issue egaiust such as
are indefault. JNO. E. DAVIS,
felt 29 3uio— Clerk Sup. C. C. C.
A CARD*—I have removed to tho city ot
xX Mscon, for the purpose of practising Law,
i nnd shall practise in all the Courts of tho Southern
Circuit, and in any other Courts in which busi
ness may be couiidod to me.
dec 17 — CARLETON B. COLE.
IVTOTICE*—All accouut* due the subscrl-
. IN her prior to 1st January last, will be placed
, in the bau4*of au attorney lor collection, unless
paid before tho 10th April next.
JOSEPH M. TURNER, Monument nq.
innr 25 —
0 MILES & SPALDINtt,
DENTISTS,
, TTrOULD^anuounco to the’ public, that they
^ vv have opened room# at No. 123, Brough
ton stroot, (nearly opposite Dr. Cunningham'*,)
' where they may be consulted at auy hour of lira
day or evening. Opemtioui performed at tiieir
' attico will be doua in lira most approved mamier,
* uud warranted to give entire satisfaction. Ex
aminations and advlco gratis. ■
Drs. M. A S. trust mat tiieir long experience
and previous success, will ensure thuni a liberal
i patronage. — jail 4
• D TKAIT3.3iff T?WILMOT re«pj«fuuJ
r informs tho public, that he, with tbe assistance of
an experienced Artist, is uow ready to execute
Portraits of oil sizes, aftor the moat improved
- methods for beauty and durability; aud invites tlie
Ladies and Geiitleuieu of Suvaunah, and Visitors,
n to call at hi* Gallery, at the coruer of Bryan St.
and Market Square, wiiere lie will at all tunes be
o happy to wait on thorn.
T. T. W. has for sale Double and Single Gold
Lockuts, Gold Bracelets, Broaches, Ac. Ac. for
0 Miniatures.
j Daguerreotype Artists are also informed that
\ he wm keep for salo ail artioles used in tiieir pro-
- fesaion. — novlJ
* CEDAR AND TOBACCO STORE.
0 k5 No. *27, Bull-street. Sign if the Indian, near
. Monument-square.—The subscriber returns his
.[ gratefol thanks to the citizens of Savuunah, and
' t flic public generally, who have so liberally patron*
iscdhim during tho last fouryeors, and begs to as*
’ sura them that ne still imports the very best brands,
», of which he has on hand ut this tpno a lurge assort*
g ment. lio would call particular attention to a Into
~ shipment which Ira con folly warrant. Alio to his
d stock of chewiugTobacco, Snuff, Ac., Ac., alt of
® which he will sell on as good terms ns can ho had
• elsewhere. P. JACOBS.
3 * July 27 ly—
rrtO VLAN TUBS, HECIUKICS
- JL AND.MERCHANTS.—Tlifl.ub.criborlia.
;* on hand, and is constantly receiving,« well select-
5 * ed Assortment of River Lumber,'Timber,Shingles,
and Fire Wood, which he offers for sale on accom
modating terms. Purchasers would do well to
.. give him h cull before purchasing elsewhere.
5 AU orders fur either of tho above articles left at
9* hia oflice, 112 Bay street, or at the Eastern wliorf,
o will be promptly uttemiodto.
8*. dec 14 R. A. ALLEN.
mar 13 SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT.
C RACKERS, Ac.—30 bbls. Butter, Sugar aud
Soda Crackers; 10 do. Piltit Bread; 20 boxes
Soda Crackers: 50 bbls. No. 1,2 and 3, Mackerol;
30 half do. Nn. 1 and 2 do.; 30 boxes Scaled Her
ring, landing from L. Baldwin and for sale by
mar 27 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
C ANAL FLOUR.—30 bbls. extra brand Canal
Flour now landing from brig L. Baldwin
and for sale by E. StVIFlV
mar 27 •
S PENCER'S BITTERS,—A few dozen of
these celebrated Biftera for tho cure of.Dy*
pepsin,'just received and for salo by
_ u>or37 A. T. BOWNE, Srosts' Building.
jjRooras .—20 dor Brooms^ Jamlii^an^
mnT*r l * bjr IFT '
OVTIT^ 0 %KAfia o |i|j||
mar 21
: KELLY.
-ad iki~«diiui£l7MMONIcij! a Hur.
uuUr.now.lotdini, wwi^OO b«!„to C um.
M&i « »Wch, .pal/oil
., J.rejlju*riftlTiVJIc'k.'lbrlgbuN'.
WA8HBURW; WU.DEU &. CO. '
. - OU NtlVVAilk.-M EM
Ift.Airf LI...— Th. f.ful.r Pick.t hri*
BRIGHAM &. KELLY.
,d will have dn..
umr27
ngagi
For freight apply ait hoard, ur
* BRIGHAM & KELLY.
illillS coppered «chr
V. It. I’cicll uiuter,
; FOKFKII.ADHI.PHiA.-Thc
-chr. H. WE8TCOTT, C.pt. Lodge, I.
ready to inko in. .ltd having .portion of her
tngeged, will h.vo do.|iatoh. Forfrcighl or
end trecn Chuiibor Futhimret: EftkM.ttnjM;
C.rp.^Rttyi Window..- CtiB^mmoI 8h.dw
AU6, , dirge UMitmeutof. dhtm-wd Qlu.
ware, ud»grew vwirty ef.KioUwn Foriiitur.
•od ttt.nn!.. Th.ihov# fu&itureiiof th. be.t
quality.. Term, etuth.- . *.■ r ut»r27
. „ By Gohon dt FAtuHck.
At Privu. 8.1.—2U0 keg, prim. I.af Ltrdi
14 tierces do do j 6 barrels do*6o
20 hhds Bacon sides ; 24 do Porto'Kico sugar
80 do Cuba Muacovedo do; 75‘blG Phelps'Giu
7. pjiras Hollstid Gin 1100 bugv-'Riu Cofica.
•
By tohcfi A Fotidlck.
On tlie first Tuusduyiii A ji»ilne'xt,'.wjll be auld in
, front of the Court .House, betwgeeu tho usua
hours ofsqTo. „ ’ '
. 3 liegru sluves.'Mnrthq and her iwo children
Charlotte and ‘William, sold % ini.t/ib.’property of
Mary E, Turtter, deceased, iftiUor hn qrdbr oblabi-’
ed from (he Hqiiornble Inlcrior.Couj t, kitting foi
BV TUX WAV 01*
runtmdk, St. Marys; Geo.: Jt,
Black Creek 5f Picolata, Fla.
In connection witli the Charleston Daily .Mall'
* * ~ trah,the steamer SARAH.
tlatka'W Lake Monroe,
-from Picohnti to 8t. Au-
ordinnry nurpoHea. 11 • /.* ' *
Also^liuuidhold nud Kitchen Fiirni
itiu 31 '.■S. /V. FAT.OT'. Atlitii
and from Blirak Creek],viaNewnaiuville,
r, Mineral'Spriiigs A Co|uinliii9,'‘tb Tul-
OCAMULGEE....... CirT. P. Mi’Nitittf;
ST. MATTHEWS “ N.Kwo.
WM. GASTON “ J. Hkdoaro.
These packets leave Savannah oveiy Tvxsdat
to St.AugusUnt before night every
iy nnd Monday.
ning, leave Palatka evory Tuesday aud
Horning at 7 o'clock, touchiug as above
—. y
They are nil low pressure boats, in complete
—AQKXTS—
A. DoLoriue..
.... Darien.
.... Brunswick
•... St. Marys.
. Coy Ulai'k Creek.
eo. Cooloy Picolata.
P. Hawkins Palatka.
. Lttfitt* ACo.w.....i..i.'Charleston.
N. n. Goods consigned to the Agents forwnrd-
I free of commission. Freight from Savannah
id Charleston, aud all way freight, payable 1
tippers. dec 31
New Amiutftiinoiit.
1 MAIt
UNITED STATES I
LINE—DAILY.
and Beaufort, Inland ttco-thirds of the Way.
Tho well known » - «lTr—
splendid steuin packets iWT-Mi
METAMORA, Cant. F. Barden,
WM. 8EABHOOK, Cqpt. T. Lyon,
GEN. CLINCH, CaptWiu. Curry.
Fill hereafter leave Savannah every evoniu.
alf past 8 o’lock. ami Charleston every morning
19 o'clock, precisely, touching at Hilton Heat
ltd Beaufort each way, and avoiding twuHliird
f the sea route.
For Freight or Passage; apply on board,'or to
BROOKS ATUPPEKvAg’ts, Savannah.
E. LAFITTE A CO., AgV Charleston.
N. B.—Ad goods intended for Savannah or
Ihorleston will be forwarded by the Agents, if
irected to their care', frffo of cbhitiiiiiious.
All we) -freight payable by shippers.
July! . -
FOR RENT.—A Fann of about 300
acres, ueartht city, th* whole, ora portion
ercof. . . A, MLNIS.
jan8
, THE fine JACK "Rough A Ready 1
■ will commence his season at Funn Lot,
, near the County Jail, by the middle of
i next. For Amber particulars, apply to
GEORGE DOLLY.
feb 18
LOST.—A pair of Gold Spec
tacles, for which the fiador will
rarded, ou leaving them at this c
— mnr 14
1 TO KENT* end possession giveu irn-
medately, that commodious Dwelling House
.116 Bryan stroot, lately occupied by Mis.
rage as a Boarding House. Apply to Mr.
mar 14
10 # —
m TO RENT.—The STORE No. 114
■us- Bryan street. Apply to F. Deosler, or'
mar 1 G. S. NICHOLS.
t WANTED TO II1KE.-A houra
situated in the southern part of the city with
dec 22
R. HABERSHAM A SON.
FOR SALE.—The House situated ou
the lot* in Broughton street, opposite the
PH1LBRICK, MERIAM ABELL.
xvjl rnhiL la.ui o.— tiie ouDscnocr Hav
ing taken the Agoncy of Murphy’s Potent Cuia-
S ilfine Lumps, offers thorn for stile at tho Manu-
acturer’s prices. A. B. GARDNER.
1U3 Bryau-sireet, store formerly kept by
luar 11 Messrs. Woeds A Morre
I UST iBKCEIVED— A lure, ttuore
urantof GLASSWARE, eompriaing Turn-
Cellory Glasses,
«... — .iii.l. TV • ■.
Furniture.
'AHltijllhlrntnr.
Jolin V; Uiivnn ft Co.i
AVCTION AND COMUISMON'SeRCIIaW?,
Aud F-rwwMtdjf A e .hm, MtuHn, Cto.
Macon, July 20,-jjqg IT • Juijrts
JUST KBUEIVHD an itssort-
g ent of CLOTHS, CAS6JMEKS, LIN-
N DRILLINGS aud-.VESTINGS,
ich J will -make to order, cheap for cash. Per-
M ibing their ow ii muteriuls esn have thorn
ra beat munuur niid lutert fashion.
JOHN AV. KELLY). Tailor,
Owens' building, Mouumaut aquara.
Cutting dono ot tlie shortest notice.
• ’i 2tno—
sons
luado.iu
Nil.
PRICE A VEADE¥T
• IlKAPKItft AX'D VAll,OHM. .
NO. 147 DAY STREET, SAVANNAH.
Keep constantly oil bundu largo nssort
.11 ((llJment of lira bust C'lutlm, Cussiuinra, and
jy-V//' Vestings, With a full S lock of Fancy Artlclos.
A large supply of RzAtir Mi ok CLoinixn,
which they will sull on their usuhl terms, or 10
per cent discount for rnwli, --i. mnr 16
Iff. PEARY having ruturnud from
tho North with a now und extensive ns-
sortiuout of GOODS wliiclf/ra hair care-
fttliy selected at tho liuot Im|i6ruiig IIousci,
would inform his numerous putrana tliatin con-
sequeuce of tho ml vantages afforded Jiim during
his recent visit to th'u Northern market he is pre
pared to otlbr greater' iuduauimnttH'thunhereto*
loro, to all who fhvor him with their'orders, and
would invftu them to cull uud examine his Spring
und Summer Stock, at lain Old Stand, sign of
lira Goldeti Lamb, corner of Dioiighton and
Whitaker streets. — nmr 30
Jn economy andfaSiiionTetT
** SPRING STVLK, 1848—UluurlioM.*® 1 *
ed by auy for llenuly, Durability- or Cuonpnes*.
The attention of the public is respectfully-called
to the largo and splendid assortment of HATS
AND CAPS now opouhig ut the,uew Hat otffi
Cap. store iu Cougres* street, opposite Monu
ment Square. The subscriber having just re-
ceived upwards of 50 cuscs per brigs Exact and
Sterling, nnd will coutiune to receive good* by
almost every packet. His facilities for getting
goods are equalled by few and excelled by none.
The stock is all fresh and uew. •
Extra superfine Drab aud Black Beaver; Extra
fitra Moleskin,. Silk, etc., au entire now article for
•ummer; Pearl, Umbur, Castor and .Genva; Pa
nama and Leghorn*. .
Also—260 doz. Palm Leaf Hats, just received
from th* manufacturers in Boston>.and are offer
ed at New York prices, wholosalemnd retell, by
,, «T. H*.DENNIS,T89.Congress atrcct. ,
raer 16 ... luio—
H- the
attention of his customers (d. a choice as
sortment offiiie'.Watclies, just received by recent
arrivals, consisting of Gold Hunting CasoLevers,
Gold Double Bottom Levers, Gold Imitation Dou
ble Cum Levers, Gold Anchor Escapemant Le
vers, Silver Hunting Case Lovers, Sliver Double
Bottom Levers, Silver Auchnr Escapement Le
vers, Silver Lopiuu uud Vertical Escapement.
Also, fine Gold Fob Chaitis, Vest Chains, Cush
Guard Chuius, Keys olid Chain Riugt, all of which
will be sold os low as in any oity in the Union.
All kind# of Watches Repaired aiid warranted.
D. B. NICHOLS,
oct 1 First comer west of Pulaski House.
PANAMA HATS.—(i. S. RICH.
in
OLS is now opeuing from brig Clinton,
a beautiful assortment of Panante'llats, which
he will sell for small profits, at the now Clothing
Store, Gibbons' Rango. . ' mur 21
PH FASHION FOR SPlllNtt-
The late Fashion of Hats, juat recoived
and for salo by D. A. AMBL^U & CO.
inarfi
PATENT CONGRESS
BOOTS.—E. F.WOOD, Gibbons'
Range, Nov. 71 aud 152, has just
received from tho most celebrated luunufucturcr*
in Philadelphia, New York, Ac, , a.spiendid as
sortment or these Oishionable Boots, and Shoes,
for Ladies uud Gentlemen, which will be sold at
New York aud Philadelphia, prices. Those who
study comfort and wish id improve'their kh4cj.
standing, nr« invited to call and oxaminephem,
and tlie)’ will soon b.u satisfied of the importance
of giving them a trial. — f mal'
Jream Plates, Cream Pilchers,
ss Lamps, Water Bottles, Toys
Syrup Bottles, Spoon-holders,
t Jalip Tithes, Hull nnd Solar.
vatu cheap by
A. B GARDNER, 102 Bryan street,
a torn formerly konfbvj.Mcairs. Weeds A Morrell,
feb 23
BACKERS, FILBERTS AND
PICKLES.—5 bags frewh Filberts; 4 bag*
Also—W. Underwood’s celebrated Pickle* in
mar 22
J. ROUSSEAU.
F LAX USNABURGS.—2 bale* best quality.
J tint received and for sale by
mar22 SNIDER. LATHROP A NEVITT.
H OLE AND OIN,Ac.-2 nines
land Gin ; 20 bbls Pilot Breach 7
jll ARREE WORK*—The attention of
J.TX gentlemen desirous of purchasing MAR
BLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS or STA-
TUARY, is requested.
The Subscribers, having been engaged in the
Marble business for the last thirty yeurs in Phila
delphia, aud having manufactured work for al
most every part of tlie Union, cau refer to oil who
have favored them with their custom, and to their
work, (convidernble of which has boon put up in
this pluce.) They have always ou haud a All
supply of Marblo Mantels, aud new and origina
Designs of Monuments aud other work, copies of
which, with prices, will be forwarded. .
C3T All work shipped is insured from break*
^Theycan refer to any Mercantile house in Phil*
delphla for standing end character as workmen
1 JOHN STRUTHERS A SON,
- . No, -360 High Street, Philo.
mar 2 Umo—
N.U;—There i» r.o(hia* in thair !m, which ,JM„.. u , .... .....
hey do notfarm*!i, either domestic or imported. I e ,j 7 mar 27 A. A. DENSLOW.
r „. f . Hot-
land Gin ; 20 bbls Pilot Bread ; 20 boxes
Sperm Candles; and 50 packages Ten, juat re
ceived nnd for sale by E. SWIFT,
mar 27
D omestic brandy, Tobacco, Ac.
10 bbls. Domestic Brandy ; 30 boxes To
bacco, 16s’; 50 do. Colgate* palo and No. 1
Soap ; 30 bbls. Potatoes; 50 do. Phelps' Gin ;
25 do. New England Ruin. Lauding and for
sale by SCRANTON A JOHNSTON,
mar 27
TYY8FEPTIC8 ATTEND J — HohL
XX en’e Alterative, g.zoyereigu remedy for
Dyspasia, the most effectual combination for cor
recting uphealty secretions. Read the certificates
of cures in .pamphlets le.lat your, doon . for sale
only hy . mnr 27 A. A.DF^SLQW,
PLANTATION UROOA1U
The subscriber has just received per-
brig Splendid and other vessel* from Boston, 91
cases Plantation Brogans, which -will be sold au
low as posaiblu. Pluutors, Factors and others,
who have been unable to get tlicir mcasumfitted
in this city, eun be supplied by calling soon. Ha
Iras also a foil supply of Satinet Jackets and Pants,
for servant*. WILLIAM B. HALE,
uov 30 163 Congrats Street.
rpiIE CONQUEST OF CALIFOR-
X N1A and New Mexico, by theforcos of the
United States, in tho years 1846 and '47, by
James Madison Cum, with engravings.
The West,.-its-Soil, Surface and Productions,
by Jarao* Hull.
Tho Children of tint Phalanstery, by F. Cent-
agrel. Received by
rnsr 24 . JOHN M. COOPER.
T HEJI.OND.ON IMPROVED WRITING
PAD or Solid Blotter: A nrnst .convenient
and economical article for writing upon.
Received by JOHN M. COOPER. ,
assZ
QUID PENS.—A lari
_ uud inskors—WoodwardV‘ Ooton,
Cougress, Cohen's Engrossing, Brown's, do In
dies, Pulo Alto, Begley’s, do Medium, do Lf<fo*
Prince Albert,iMagnum Bonum,Captital, Henry,
Ac. Ac.
A Pen without the holder may be had for one,
two or three dollars, and con baehelosed in * let-
tor through the mail. The highest price Pena
for durability are the most to be relied; upon.—
Grout care will be taken in the selection tfheu
ordered. Tor vale by
mnr 21 JOHN M. COOPER.
SASl
TPiftOMS, ,
J J BLINDS.—The Subscriber, Agent-for ft
Callaway A Co„,U coubtantly rcroivjug all kind#
of Sashes, Door. «nd Window Blinds, which hr
offers ot os low'prices us they cau be purchased
in tho city. A11‘work furnished by him will be
warranted equal to nny in the country, or the
money will be relumed.
. JOHN G. FALLIGANT,
West side Monumcut Sqtiore.
N. B. Orders for odd sixes received and
promptly executed — sept 1
W NDOW-8AN1I AND BLIND
MANUFACTORY AND PLAINING
MACHINE, West Broad street, adjoining tho
residence of Judge Wayne. Sashes and Blinds
af every description, made of the bjiiitraaterinis,st
Northern Prices. House gndShip;Jouyw*W©rk
1 ’ ,U “ I 1^?ARLfi8 ; .VAK : HORN, Frenrietor,
N. I).—CoMM.mly. on hand a full .npjily of
Fluoiirg .nd Wc.llier Hoard., Mjb.Blino.. mM I
Pound Doon, 8X10 Sa.h, |itsod ot.IO cMlto.*-
AllothnrjiM. in proportion
«u«7-'
wars;
'NE, Sracu’ Bdilding.