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Newspaper Page Text3lm$stmtntsi SOUTHERN Ml SKI)M OK HATVUAL HIITOKV 18 PKIttfAMKNTLT LOGATKli AT ARMORY UAI.L, IN TBN CITY OF SAVANNAH, dKOItUIA, wA»n m«y to® funml • _____ GREAT COLLECTION OF CURIOSITIES WON ALL PARTS OK TIIK WORLD. 9T Admittance 51$ etnU. Open Irom 9 A. U. to 3 P. M. from 3 to 6 sad from 7 to 9 I* M. Friday evenings exclu •ively forth* colored population. nov23—w lUontrt, W,r., . / eo J toa S° Mrg« of th« , i ,, wr U » Uimct tor Wtw York. Apply U 1 '*‘‘ u uoMM’Bbmini. PUBCIlA!*E—From loo to Vhj onl* g.->d ■ IIIImIiIh flip .ntallini. 11. II. . .It . * ' W m^a thip m ^ IV mat, suitable fur retailing in tUo^tu!"* w iI«hhH» H. t MUSK.sY WllllnkV \Vliarf, W A jjJP! ^ HIRE—A cook, for • small family, to ra- mala la Urn city. Apply to ’ -""T 11 tVVlJ.Y ft MONTMOUJN. NKW HTOCK. 118»4] NKW STYLES WINDOW SHADES. ( A MILU’-R Ik at. Manufacturer* and VVholetale and T. Retail Dealer* in Wludow Shades, south-west corner <>| Second and Arch -trects, llilladclph'a, (Penn..) such a* Golhe's landac*!*'*. Borders, Vases, Scrolos, Roquet.*, Gold Border*, Ac ..of the moat beautiful design* ami perfection »f tlaiah in tlii< country, ami at auch low prices aa to chal lenge competition. ituff and white llollamla. Cambrics, (\»rda. Brasses, Tas set*, .he,, in orcry variety, for city or eoxintry trade. We Invito an exxmlnatinii of our stock, at Ilia depot, south west corner of Second and Arch afreet*, I’hlladcl- phia, IVnn. jan’JH-eodfim MORE GIFT BOOKS. W TIMKN'K "II.I.IAMS Ims Just received additional • supplies of tilft Books, with Unu engravings- among them a iv— Homes of American Statesmen, with numerous eng v g*. Wild Scenes sud Song Birds. 26 colored illustrations. The Wide. Wide World, beautifully illustrated with One engravings hound in Turkey morocco. Lyrics ol the Wide. Wide World, the Music by Clover. Favorite Picture Book or Gallery ol IVlight. Harden Walks with the Poets: Christmas Blossoms; Friendship's Offering ; Oracles for Youth. Ac . Ac. «VW^ FANCY GROCERY STORE. rpi|K suhscrilier would iuforui Ids friends llist he lias re- X turned to Savannah, and will this day open a Fancy (Jnicery Store in the middle tenement of Sorrel's Building, knowii as the old Georgian Beading Boom. This present stock, which has been selected with great care, embraces every article in the above trained business; also. Segarn, Wines.' Liquors, Ac., of tbe most approved brands. He has selected for Ills motto, “quick sales and small profits." and as ho believes Unit the public cun readily dis criminate tietween spurious and genuine articles, lie couli ilcntly Invites all to examine his stock and Judge for them selves. muU IVCURRAN. HYLAND at O’NEILL H AVK Just received and offer lor salo on the most ac commodating terma— 36 bbis .Stuart * A and B clarified Sugar. 30 do Letnuun Mills Flour, 6 do self-rising Flour, 10 bags Bio Coffee, 10 do old .lava, 60 boxes Soap, ‘.'0 boxes Starch. 75 do adamantine and sperm Candles. 'JO do Judd's and Litchfield's patent Caudles, 6u casks London Porter, 20 half pipes Brandy, 6 pipe* Holland Uin, 60 casks Madeira, Sherry nnd Port Wine, 60 quarter and eighth casks Madeira and Port Wine. 10 tlrkins Butter. 60 boxes choice Hairy Clieese, Also. 50 baskets Heldsick and Munn's Champaign. 60.000 Havana and American Segnrs, and 25 doren assorted co- dials. f ehla NEW HOOKS. RKCEIVFJ) FKBKl'AKY 7th. 1864. BY S S. S1TILK1. D ASIIFX or American Humor, by Howard Paul; Old Brewery and the new Mlsslou House at the Five Points, by the Indios of the Mission iHmibev and Haugliter, a cotupatilou to Doinboy and Son, beautifully illustrated. Wheel of Misfortune. Memoirs. Journal and Correspondence of Thomas Moore, edited tiy I xml John Bussell, M. I'., number VI. Graham's and Piitnatn's Magazine*, lor F'ehruary. (ileasoii's Pictorial; also, n largo variety ofSchool Bonks Paper, and Stationery, for salo at 136 Congress st. ft* m LANlUlt IlOUfftfl—MAUON, UA. lhe undersigned having leased the above estab Hslimeul beg to uiuts Cite tiavellug public that no exrrUoni will be spared to sustain the reputation w me uouse. UEU M. LOGAN, I Jan 13—ly JAMKS MKAllA, f Proprietor*. F1COLATA Bui si;, P1COI.ATA, FJ7a7~ M 'ftie subscriber would respectfully Inform the traveling community that he has lease.! tl.e above named house, amt t* tone ready to accorom.elate travelers, and hopes, by giving his personal attention, to give satisfaction. He will have Imrses and carriages at all times to acemn- inodHto his guests. OFlO. FI. GAI.PIN, * oC * a Proprietor, 1*1, VM l Its- UOTKL—AUGUSTA, GA. ML Tills splendid new house, situated on Broad-at., hii tnimediately in front of the situ of the old Planter*' ML Hotel, which ha* been lurnisliedtliiouglo.nl with , luiuituro, bedding, uto.. will open for tlio reception ol l• .iii.-rw on Saturday next. It will be the endeavor of the I'l q.rietor, to give Mtialaetlon to those who may favor hliu with their custom J. FI. SIMPSON. ■838—If Proprietor, MfcV „ HIVINO HOUSE, ir.uf.il.,yon. M.fmVqf B!«l| JWiimWa—The undersigned, lain proprietor ol M 1 l rvncli's Hotel. Norfolk. Va.. having recently leased O- eimvc popular esta' llslum-nt. take* pleasure in inform- iug hi* numerous friends that he has, at great labor and penso, refitted mid furnished the house and provided the ost ample arrangement* for the comfort nnd convenience of ull who may lavor him with their patronage. Having hau considerable experience In hotel-keehlnghe Hatters himself that families nnd single boarders can be ac cominodated at the Irving aa satisfactorily aa at auy other hotel or boarding house in the Cnited States. Members of Congress and othors visiting Washington, with a view to reside there for some time, would do well to examine this hou.se before innkingarrnugeincntaelsowhcre. It Is eligibly situated at the corner of PJtli street and Penn sylvania aveuuo, midway between the Capitol and Depart ments. Tbe building is largo and of modern architecture the rooms are spacious and well ventilated, and the furni ture Is now und of the best description. Still ttrllrr,—The charges are moderate nnd In accord ance with the times, whilst the tables groan with the best that the country affords. Call, examine, and aitisfy your selves. DANIEL I). FBKN'CH. Washington. D. C.. June 1.1853 Je7 m. F IFTY BUM.AK8 UFitVABIl— Will be pntd for the yfo delivery to the subscriber, or the Jailor of Chatham county, of a mulatto man named Christopher, about ^12.twenty-six year* of age. He runaway about four months ago. and is known to lie down the river, or about some of the islands, fishing. Jnu30—tf JOHN BILBO. TWENTY DOLLARS ItFlWARI).—Kauawuy Irom the subscriber, on tlie 10th of August, a negro man named D>M. about forty years old. stout and chunky ^ .built, and lias a mark resembling a feather or arrow commencing at the base of the nose and running up the forehead. Tie will probably try to get to Savannah, where he has spent several roars of runaway life, and was an In- mate ut Savannah jail a good part of the year 1843. WILLIAM GERMANY. I-con county, Florida, Sept. 12,1863. seplg—>IAwtf W. TIIORNE WILLIAMS. NKW BOOKS. S BEIL’S SKETCHES UE THE ItUKll BAR ; Old Brewery and new Mission House < f the Five Points. Illustrated. I.t. Herndon's Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon, with mails and plates. .... Earle ou the Native Races of tlio Indiau Archipelago, with colored plates. Miner s Domestic Poultry Rook. Appleton's edition ot the Poets, In 8vo., Milton, Young, and Herbert, received. I-lttle k Brown’s edition, in 12mo . of Gray’s Poems. Fxigar Clifton, a story of School Life. t\ illis’ Health Trip, new supply. Putnam's Monthly for February. Ilraltliwaite’s Hair Yearly Rotroapoct, for January, Loudon I-ancet, for February febO rpAX COUfCTGR'S SALK—On the first Tue.dav in A March, between the usual lioura of sale, in trmt of the court bouse. I will proceed to him out the following free persons of colour, to nay their State and County Taxes, " tlio taxes are not paid by that day. feblO F. FI. STONE, T. 0. C. C. Ellen tlouchon, Clement Brown. Francos llouquin, Mary Ann Beard, Jane Ann Hell. Florid Brown, Joshua Bourke, Janies Keys, l.uclna Lloyd «r Farley, Andrew Ixiwrence, j'ciiny Ixivett, Mary ELyoo IxMtora Miller, Ann Moore, Frances Itourko or FlcCardy, John Mclxiud, Rebecca CliutoU, Sunday Clark, Flaria Cohen, Lydia Clark. Francis Campbell, llnse Davidson, F'rancl* Dobbins, Ilannnli Farley, Catherine Fergurson, Catherine Greenfield, Jo.iah Grant, Tln-odore Gramniouth, Henry Harris. FJisabeth Hutchison, Peter N Hall, George Jones. Jr., tiu*an Johnson, Patrick Kimball, Thus. Kimball. Henry Kimball. Carolina Kimball, Robert Scott, Mary Ann Miller, Charity Minerva, Ixivlna Moulrie or Calhoun, Samuel Witliercliff, William Pinder. Ilarrct Pinkney, Sylvester l’eo. Flarv (Juarterman, HH Olive. Ben Roberta, Ann Stewart, Ann Stevens, Mary Sclilv, M uieta Schavers. Elirabetli Thompson, J It TIioiiiimiiii, Susan Taylor, Maria L. Turnbull, F'rancis Williams, Mary Wand, Flary Ward. HUD801V, PI.KM1NO « CO., Factors and Commission Merchants, tfo. 34 Hay tlrnt. Satannah, (la., rpENDER their scrvicos to planters, niercliants and deal L urs. in the sale of Cotton and all other country pro- Aden. Being connected in business with llol'KINS, llt'lntp* k Co., of Charleston, the establishment or nn office in this city will afford our friends choice of markets. Strict atten tion will be given to business, and the usu it facilities af forded customers. I.AMBirrM HOI-KIN'S. Augusta. H pH tf J- J. CUlIKN. Charleston. n lNBOLUTloN —Ttm firm of C. Pkndxkvis X Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will he continued by Mr. Hbnry IT.xiwttvis, who will settle all demand* against the firm. All person* Indebted will please make immediate payment to Mr. HkxRY Pilmiahvis. 1IF.NHY PENDARVlJl, CALEB PENDAUVl^, ~ . MYRES. Darien. Ga., January 30th, 1864, withdrawing from the firm •" rally Pi i our l« i return our thanks to ... partner. Mr. Hitxky CALEB PESDARVIH. S A. MY REN. fet,3—w4F HENRY I'lAI'AUYIS. D ISSOLUTION —-'Hie cn-partnorship lioretofoio exlstips under the name ol U RocnS k Bownk Is this day dls- solved by mutual consent. The name of the firm can bo u«.d l„ hr “I It- February I.t, 18M. ALFRED T. II0WNE. N OTICFl—'11m subscribers having this day sold their stock of Dry Good* to Ftessrs. Alisas k ltai'XXKU soli- '»;* *•» f"-** ""^BaCHKVwWWS C O-l'ARTNElWim* NOTICE —Tim undersigned have this day formed a co-partnership under tlio name /U' " of AIIAMH fc BarNNKH for tbo trausaetion of a Cush Dry Gowl, Busine,* lu tills city. „ ADAMS. CHAHIJtt W. BRUNNER. N quail- A, "BONA CD. Fcbrunry 1st. 1854. »TI0K—The subscribers having bought the stock of xa Messrs l.x Rocuk a Bowmk will continue the Dry n„oA< Du.lnbu ,.l tbr oM -tan-1. wb«'« 1 '-M-PF w— SS, rpEA —llyson. Black and Green Teas, i. ty, for sal* by fob# P LAt»TER—26 hid* calclued and 00 casks ground l’lasti landing this day per hark Sebrmls. from Ihislomand foraale on the wharf, hy dl6 OflDF.N k 111 NKF.It_ U NITED STATES OAZFriTEEB.—IJppJneott. Crambo k Co.’s United States Gnsetteer, edited hy T Baldwin and .1 Thomas, M D. will, a now and superb map of thelUnltcd States on steel, the only con.pleto and thoroughly reliable Gaictteer of the United States yet published. Received and for sale at the book storo of S. S SlBLEK Jan22 _ 13M.mgrws.sL A H 1 P AND POUTER—75 bills Philadelphia Cream Ale, 25 """ l011 , orlor - U ’vlrMAlIDF k POYI.bI novfi 9 0 FRENCH PRINTED CAMBRICS, r "O caw. I " ' " " fflUB —— J^WTtyle- one ae. beautiful patterns all at 25 rent* per < yar , l, a great bargain M. I'ltENDKIBi AST A ( O 178 Broughton street, opposite St. Andrew * Hall. Hide, ”3 T OST OR MISLAID.—Take Notice, tliat I liavu 1““ J.J inislaid a Promissory Note.for Two Hundred and F Dollar* and Thirty nine cents, dated Savannah. January 13th. 1854. nnd payable Sixty Day* after the date thereof. Iwlng made in my favor by J. M. Haywood, and *y domed. All persons aro hereby forbidden to trade for said Note, or to take the samo in payment, ax payment thereof has been stopped, and I shall not tie rc*|s.n*ll.le - *" dorter. feb14| A BONACD . TTVlll SALK—A mulatto woman. 26 years old. competent J’ house servant, of good character, with her 4 children who arc remarkably likely. A black woman. 20 yearn old. good field hand and house servant, country raised. A black girl. 13 year* old. A black boy. 13 year* old. A black man,28yoara old. field hand, country raised. A black man. 2fi years old, good axe-inan. country raised. A black woman, held hand, and her 3 children. A mulatto woman, complete houae servant, and 2 cull- A black woman, a flrat-rato conk.and her child. *U ( , aevcral negroes singly and In families. dccl4 WYLLY Ft MONTM0LI.IN. h V»R SALE TO ARRIVE—600 bale* prime Eastern llay, and 200 bid* PoUtOW, per shin Rotunda, from llath, Main*, by declS ^ BRIO HAM. KELLY fc 00. IIUTTER—26 lirkins Butter,just receive.l ,M-r Mer.mer l.,r J) sale by -lerl.'i & " H AY—HMth.il - Fxistern Hay, lauding per'bark Eliza beth Leavitt, for sale by felilf. /1AROWAY CORDIAL—10do*UrowaytkuxllaLfor"ale ocpA Cornor of Bay and Whitaker streets. JiimrJt AND CHEESE—30 kegs selected Goshen But ter J J 120 boxes white and colored Cheeao, recel vod per steam. "decu"' b/ SCRANTON. JOIINNTON A CO. P OTATO 144—110 bushel* PoUtoos, dally exju'ctcd by decOO K W. BUKF.it. W HITE .\ND COUMIED VESTR—Juat received an a aortment of white and colored Maraellle* and I Jnen Vesta, for sale hy Jeff PRICK It YKADEK PBCEIVEB by recent arrivals, fifty barrels Mantintr »’«» Iv tatoes, and for sale low. JOHN E. JISSK. feblT B ACON—6 hh3s Bacon ahoulders. Just received, and for salo by 30 HYLAND It 0'NEIU- BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO Basiiuss (SarilB , ‘Win MrlNToim, ATTOKNF.Y A t IA\V. /mrl, ,iriu. Mu. WKOKC. t-1 TltOVI* noWAOD, ATTORNEY .\T LAW. y**! QOfher (f It hiliiArr-U. und llay latu, Savannah. Ga. 1BMM _ THOMAS T. LONG, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND 8OI4C1T0R GENERAL, K. DI8T yjA“ <*>rn*r Buy und namard-itrvrU. Savannah. OHDINAUY'H OFFICJfl, Uorntr of Bay and Whltaker-atieeU. Ottlca hoots from 2 I FI., to 2, I*. M.; and from 3>4, p. M. to #, P. M. JNO. BI. MIL1.KN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, corner <\f Whitaker and Hau itrrHt. Will praollco In the Courts or Horlvrn. Ilulhiah. Effingham. ^Brynn, IJborty, Mclntoxh.Glynn.Caradon and Chatham feb 7 JOMKIUI GANAIII,, __ ATTORNEY AT I„1W, ODIce, Ray street, over the Reading Ihmm of the Ropubll- entrance IntiueJi-itelr ea-t ..f M.-.-r i l'i In- D. A. O'UYllNH, AITOKNKY AT LAW, QCncc 116 Bay mtwt.^ver Turner k Co.'a Drag Store. I>A N1KL1. dt C'OOPKIl, ATTORNEYS AND 0OUN8EI.IJJB3 AT LAW, Atlanta, Gearyia. FKltUINANI) MOULTON, ATTORNEY AND OiUNSELlJtR AT IXW ICiuFinybrn Oily, I). C., lVill practise In the vurluuA Court* of thu District, and at tend to the prosecution of claim* against the Govern. June22 M.Vfi.V '/.I NKS, Me. H ARPER’S Magazine lor December; Putnam’s Flagazinc for December. Glmtson'a Pictorial Illustrated News. Eva May. the Foundling, or the Secret Dungeon; anew novel. Received and for sale by H. 3. SIBLEY, nov30 135 Congress-street. VIEW OF TIIK CITY OK SAVANNAH. A BEAUTIFUL birds'-eye view of the City of Savannah nketciied from tile steeple of tlio Exchange, by >’. CVr reriM. and lithographed by It II. Ilowzi t . Just completed.— The edition is limited. Those wishing a copy must apply early to B. 11. Howell, or at the hook store of nov39 8. 8. 81BLEY, 136 Congresa atreet. RliGuinalisiii Cured! EITIlFJt INFLIMMATHBY. ACUTE UR CHRONIC. .Vo difference hour terrre or koto hmij rtamting. rrMIF! umlersigneil. Druggists, have for salo that fnvalua- X bio and sure remedy, Alarliinnre't Hheitmatic OtmjviUml, now so universally known and so highly appreciated by many thousamls who havo long been cripples and have been restored to perfect health by it* use. The extensive manufacturing arrangements, a* also a desire to meet tlio circumstance* of all who may be afflicted with this disease. ami make It. to them, the mgsi-arr, n* it is mat CKKTAIN, mode of treatment havo determined the proprie tors to reduce the price In TMUKK nolAAHK per bottle ; at which the agents will sell it in future. J. II. CARTER k CO.. 1 . „ , A. A StllJtMONSfc CO . ^•' ,^cnUSaTttnn * ,, • ^dd in Oglethorpe, by Pemberton K Kill* ; Macon by L. Little, and Payne k Nesbitt; Millclgevllle. by Z. W. I-lttle; Marietta. Iiy Win. Route ; Augusta, by Haviland, Hlsley k Co..and Wm. II. Intt , Montgomery, Ala., byll.lt. Jones k C«..xnil CoBninglixin. t'«le k C« ; at wholesale by A A. Sdoinous k Co., and J. II. Cartel k Co.. &ivannah. Ga.; Haviland. Harrell A: Co., nnd P. FI. Cohen A Co.,Charleston. S. C.. and J. Wright At Co.. No. 161 Chartres street. Now Orleans, und hy Druggists generally throughout the United State*. The alsivo are also agents for the sate of that invaluable preparation, alrrady so extensively and popularly known by hundred* of thousands throughout the United Stall a, MOKTIMOBK'H BITTER CORDIAL AND BUIOll PURIFIFR. The immense sale of tills Cordial, during the Inst two years, and the univcr-sl satisfaction It has given to all— ineluding liundreds of the most re«|x-rtnble physicians tlimughout the country—proves it the most valuable Al terative and Wood Purifier ever known, for the treatment of all diseases arising from Indigestion, a torpid condition of the Liver, or impurities of the Blood While as a Preven tive of diseases, especially those of a Bilious and Intermit tent type, nothing ha* i»-'-ii found to equal it. Tlit* Is a purely vegetable extract, id'-jwuit to take, and jierfectlv harmless—even with tin- |«-eble»t constitution — its action Is simple, yet producing the most wonderfully beneficial results. A* nn ngrecaV.o Tonic. It promotes healthy dlge-tion, at the same time replenishing the gas tric juices and furnishing healthy chyle, thereby imparting purity and vitality to the Blond, equalizes it.* circulation, newly electrified throuuliout every pioper channel, stimu lates the Liver to healtliy action. Kc lnvlf{»i'ntca and llrstores (lie Knfci Mi iI null Oelillltateil, and thu*. not only removing disease hut fortifying the sys tem against it* attacks, ami producing and maintaining a Glow of Health and Beauty of Complexion. Till* Cordial and Blood Purifier, should Ihi kept in every family and used by every individual, ns it may not only- save to them hundreds ol dollars, but also save them from nlllictioii. ami even save life Itself. Price one dollar per bottle. Druggists and merchants will be allowed a liberal dis count on both the above preparations, nml can procure it of our wholesale agents, us above, at our wholesale prices. DOWNING k CO.. Proprietors. No. 1 Barclay street. New York ; Soulli-wcstei ii 1'i-pnt in l/iuitville, Kentucky, orders may bo addressed at either | place fcbl6—ly $500 onmienire. flOHKNSAC'K’M AVOltM 8YKUP. A S article founded upon scientific principles.compound ed with purely vegetable substances, being |>crfcctly safe when taken, and lias never ticen known to fall in curing the most obstinate coses. Worms can never exist when this remedy is once used, from the fact that it not only de stroys them hut removes all the slime and ntucus which inv remain. Tl»» Ta]:e TVoriit. This worm is the most dlffl :ult to destroy of all that ln- hntiit Hie human body. It gri ws to an nlmost indefinite length, and becoming so coiled ami fastened in the imes- 11 lies anil stomach as to produco Fits. St. Vitas' Dunce. Kc , which is tlio cause of many going to tlio grave, not believ ing that these complaints have their origin from the taps •nit; consequently they do not use the proper medicines . r their disease. To those who arc altlicted with this aw ful foe to health. I recommend the use of my Worm Syrup and Liver Pills ; the Syrup to ho taken In doses of two ta- ipoonfuls three times a day, then take from five to eight ol mv Liter I’illx. to dislodge and pass the worm. By strictly following theso directions, the most obstinate cases of tape worm can be speedily cured. Ilouud or Mtoinncli Worm. Tins worm Is usually found in thosmsll intestines, and is io worm most common to children, yet it is not entirely confined to them, as adults have frequently been known to suffer with them. The symptoms most prominent while affected with this worm, are hardness and fullness of the . -limy stool*, loo*i-nr«* of tho bowel*, picking nt the iv htwelsh streak under the eyes. fcc. If you.or any ot children have nny of tlio nliove symptoms, llolipn- sack’s Worm Syrup can safely bo depended upon—by iisiiiQ It you have a certain, safe and speedv cure; and If alter using it according to thu direction* the |>aticnt is not re stored to health.and tlio worms thoroughly eradicated from the system, you can restnssured there is no remedy beyond the grave, ns for fail, thorn is no such word ns fail with those wlio use my Worm Syrup. Aararldea, or Nmatl Til rend Worm a. These worm*, to which the human sytem is liable, are miU troublesome of all others. They are generally to he found in lira rectum, and if allowed to rem ... ■ mn tlie ir ritntion they produce, Inv tlm foundation for serious disor-' ders, such us iuilainiiintion of the bowels, and oilier do- rangements of the stomach. Tlie best and safest medicine Hint can lie used is llohonsack's Worm syrup. Such is the astonishing |>owcr of my medicine* over Ascaradie*.that I defy any one to produce a ca*o where my Worm Syrup and Liver Pills aro recommended to be used they will riot euro. All tint is necessary is to use the syrup in accord- anro with directions on each bottle ; nnd in case a gentle purgative Is required In order to allay the irritation they produce, tlw Liver Pilla, l>tr their sympathising action and healthy ojieration ii|hiii the bowels, ia thu most pleasant medicine that can be taken. IIOIlKNSAt'K’H III VIC 11 PILLS. No part of the system Is more liable to disease than the liver. It being supplied with numerous blood vessels and nerves, and if diseased, tbu blond of course flowing thro’ nil parts of the body, produces liver complaiuU, jaundice, Bilious affections,dyspepsia. Ac UyaiicpaliXi The symptom* of Dyspepsia, nnd Ita varlousdlseases nrc dizziness in tlie head.heartburn,oppression alter eating meals, sourness arising from the stomach, ke . nnd some times general languor of the whole body, from this it wiD he seen that the disease owes its origin to a disorganized state of the Liver and Stomach. Holiunsnck’s I Ivor Pills is tho very medicine to effect a permanent and lasting cure, as they art hy chmiging the certain morbid action* of tlie system Into a healtliy action, and rendering tho blood pure and healthy. Liver Coniptnlnt, Is attended with chills, succeeded by favor, severe pnin in the region of the liver, vomiting hitter taste, vellow furred tnnguo. pulse full and bounding, the pain in tlio side is in- creased by pressure, should the left lobe be affected, the pain i* generally in tlie left shoulder, with a short dry cough, the skin becoming of a sallow appearance, and the stool* clay colored. This disease can be cured by the use of Ho- bensack’s Liver Pills, a* they act directly upon tho seal of the disease, nnd then operating upon tlio bowels they ex pel all tho corrupt and vitiated matter from the system. To Female*. Yon will find these Pills an invaluable medicine In many complaint* to which you nrosubject. In obstructions either total or partial they have been found of inestimable bene- fit in restoring and purifying tho blood and otbor fluids so aa to cure all complaints which may arise from female ir regularities. as headache, dimness of sight, pain in tlie side, back. Ac. These Pills aro the only safe awl effectual reuie. dy to cure the following complaint*. W*«ut- Nervnusnea*, Melancholy. Hick Headache. Giddiness. Rheumatism, dls ttossing Dreams. Dimness of Sight, or ill fact any of the dis- easi-s that arise from nffoclion* ol the Liver, impurity of tlie lllisid.or cmistinatimi of the Rowell. Medical Kvldcnr® We, the onuderaigiiod Physicians, having had the rreipt of their manufacture submitted to us for inspection, say. that the ingredients of which they aro composed makes the.n the l>e*t I’lll in use for all diseases of the Liver, 1m. puritiese tho Blod, Ac. GEORGE WOOD, M. D, K. GBOWIJ-'.Y. M D. L. HOWEN. M. D. ffiT I’ttrchaso none hilt thoso having thu signature “J. N. HO BENSACK,” a* all others arc worthless imitations. Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing to become agents, must address the Proprietor, J. N. HollEN- HACK, at hi* laboratory,No 120 North Hecond-atrovt,above Rare, Philadelphia. 8old by all Druggist* and Merchant* lothaTJ. S For sale In Savannah. Ga.. hy J .11. Carter A Co., J B. Moore* Co.. A. A. Solomon k Co., and J. E. D* Ford, mayfl—dtwkwly M. WHIT SMITH, ATTORNEY AND 00UN8RLL0R AT I«4W, Alligator, Katt florida. Will practice In tlio Fiastorn mid Houthorn counties Refer to OoL H. S. Sibley, mid B. U. Hilt Savannah, Ga. J. W. PATTF.lt SON ATTORNEY AND C.CNSEIJxm AT LAW, fbriyth, Monroe County, Ga. S. W. It \K l it. ATT0ltNF:Y AND C0UN8FUX0B AT LAW, Jfonfferito, Je[Ferson Cotady, Florida Reference—Hon W. B. Futuna, Savannah. Ga. feb3 TIIOMAH IIVGIIE.S IIINKM, ATTORNEY AND CUUN8ELL0R AT LAW, TroupvilU, Georgia. Will practise In the Circcuit Court* of Thomas. Lowndes, Clinch. Ware, Appling aud IrwIn.Georgla ; and in the Cir. ®“*l °f JetToroon, Madison and Hamilton, of the Fuddle Circuit of Florida, and in Alachua and Columbia omintle* In tlie Eastern Circuit of Florida Will attend to i toil* ° f ttl * p8ri " ,nH b * foro tho Depart nionts at Wash- WILLIAM II. UAHHKlt, ATTORNEY AND COUN8ELLOK AT L.VW, TroupvilU, lAnvndet county, Ga. W l',V^ cU . l ' e Thmnai. Lowndes, Clinch. Ware, Appling. Telfair. Irwin. Liiiruns, and Pulaski cmintles. Georgia; and In Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, aud Columbia couu- ties. Florida. fcb23 wu. r. wiumm.s. Tnxnnvrs ouvkr. jxr-KOHowv WILLIAMS, OLIVKK & BltOwK ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Duma V'iila. Marion County, Ga., Will practise in the counties of Marion. Macon, Houston, Stewart. Randolph. Muscqjee, I^e, aud any adjoining eountles where their services may be required. jan20 WALTER 8. MITT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the Krchaiuie. Will practice in the courts of Striven, Washington. Rich mond. Ihirke. and Chatham counties. febS. WALTER 8. NOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 00 Hay-ttrert. Sniannah, Georgia. JOHN It. COCHltANK. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin. Lauren* county, Ga.. late junior partner of the •Inn of A. k J. Oh.iira.8k, Irwinton. Ga.. will attend promptly to ull business entrusted to his care Partin- ular attention paid to collecting. Reference—I>r. C. It Guyton. F. H. Rowe,Dublin,Ga.; M. Marsh,-Savannah. mny7—dkwly I1ANCIIOFT <fc HUY AN, GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS, For tho Purcliaac and Halo of Stocks, Bonds, Exchange and Ileal Estate, 117 Bay street. Savannah. jan24 KICimUMCRrUCR. KPWARU C. WADR. CI11IGEU M WADE, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 84 llay-ilred.Savannah. /OII8 T. ROWLAXn. JOIIX T. KOWla.Mi.JH HOWLAND M CO.,' GENERAL COMMISSION M El tell 172 Hay-street. Savannah. HYLAND A O’NKILI., *' “ IN IMPORTED WINES AND LBJCOI DRAI.F.RS IN IMPtlRTF.D WINES AND liQCORS. kc.J Next ltonr to Marshall House. Broughton sired, ’ RAVA88AII, tlltonuiA. M linleaale and retail dealers in imported wines and liquors, French brandies, sugars, and fancy groceries. II. K. WANI1IIUHN, Ag't., SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, RAVAX8AU. Q A. WILLIAM I*. YONGK, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 94 Hay-street. Satxinnnh. North Commercial Wharf, Charleston, .South Carolina tATK os TIIK riRU UK LKUAKK. O’lllMIt A CO. THOMAS A KNIGHT, PRACTICAL IIOFSE AND SHIP PLUMBERS, -Vo. 15 Barnard street. Savannah. Ga. Dad pipe, sheet lead, block tin, copper iMtilers. light and force pumps, hydraulic rams, nnd kitchen ranges, con- stoutly ou huud. Orders from tho couutry promptly at- tended to j au 7 A. SHOUT, MASTFIK BUILDER. Will take contracts for Building and Work In Flasonry of every description. Residence first door west of St. An- drew’* Hall, Broughton Street. UOOK1NO. The subscriber is prewired t*> lay Tin Roof* on correct prin ciple*.and from sixteen years’ experience, feels assured he can give satisfaction. Price* very low. Best reference given. J, J. MAURICE. AfOuttor* snd Conductors mndo to order. A. II CIIAUnox. i. u. WAIT*. CHAMPION * WATTS, wholehalf: and rftaii. grocers, Nn. 4 Barnard street, belt even the Market and Hay tired, HAVAN8AII. (IA.. Dealers in Groceries, Foreign and Domeslle Liquors. Dried F’ruits, kc.. kc. Ri-ferenoax—\. Champion. Esq.. Samuel Holnmons. Esq,, Messra, Rabun k Whitehead, Swift .V Co., Savannah, Ga. K. i-ocKgrr. wm. ii, i/>80. jnii.8 n. davih. LOCKETT, LONG iV CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, .Savannah, Georgia. fairs! Vinos bi) €rlr(iru|ilj. r.m~ Telegraphed for the Georgian Addition^ Foreign Nowi toy tho Eurnpa, Nbw York, Fob. 20. In Hie Liverpool market mica of 2,000 bam Is of oominoo Ihwln was mado at 8s. Oil. Hpirita of Tar pontine Is quoted at 67 to 68s. For lUce there was a limited Inquiry. Sugar was nctivo and ilrm. Coffee waa quiet. Mancqutkb Tbadx—Tho transactlona at Man- cheater were moderate. IUvrb, Fob. 8.—Cotton remaioed unchanged. Tho Hulua for tho week were 8,600 bulea. Tho atock on hand waa 67,000 balca. The accounta from tbo manu facturing localitiea wore diacouraglng. On tbo Oth instant Him was active, and Carolina was quoted at 34 franca. I/Ondon Money Mahkbt.—Coniola closed on Fri day at 91| to Ol|d. From Spain.—The latest accounts from Spain an nounce that a democratic convention had been dis covered at Madrid, ou tho Oth Inst. Fourtoon por- sons concerned in the movement had liccn arrested, (icncral Joao Concha had been proclaimed a rebel, and has escaped into France. ^ Austria.—The Austrian Minister notified tlio Turkish ambassador at Vienna, that tlio concentra tions of troopa on the frontiers were Intended only as precautionary measures against Hungary. This notlBcatlon was accompanied by friendly expres sions. England.—The Dritlsb Government has advertised for seven or eight cop|>ered ships from 700 to 600 tons burthen, to bo employed for about four months in convoying cavalry. Iu thu llmiso of Commons tho 10th inst., Lord John Russell stuted, iu answer to Mr. Roebuck, that the cards sent by tlio Cbamburlaiu for admission to tlio American Minister, at tho opening of Parliament by tlie Queen, were tho snmc as thoso sent to other Diplomalio Representatives, and he did not thiuk any difficulty was likely to arise out of the question as to tho dress in which tho Americau Minister wns to appear on Stato occasions. By the latost telegrapic despatches at Liverpool on Saturday morning, the 11th, the Paris Dourso closed Ilrm on Friday, without much business. At London, on Suturduy,threo battalions of Guards nnd six regiments of tho Lino, were under orders to emlnrk on tlio 19th for tbe Mediterranean. The whole number of British troops to be despatched is 10,000, nnd as many more will be held in readiuess. Twenty ships of thu largest tonnage will he required to con vey the troops and supplies. Tho British Government have taken the Oriental Company's steamers Symal- ga, Dipon nnd Manilla. From Turkey.—Accounts from tlio Danoho an nounce particularly unother Turkish success between Galutz nnd Ibralia. Klapka and others have em braced Irtlaiuiisin. l'riuco Stonsca bas been made a Pasha. Russia.—Dispatches from St. Petersburg had Iwcn received in Paris, dated Feb. 1st. The excitement nt St. Petersburg then was very gicat, and tho war party enthusiastic. Dispatch from St. Pcrsburgto tho 2d inst., mention commercial transactions which indirato that there aro some operator* who still doubt tho probability of a blockade of tbe Black Sea. AiTuIra In Wnslilngton. Washington, February 2(1. In the Senate on Saturday, Senators Butler. Brown, and Dodge of Iowa, made speeches in support ol the Xcbrasku bill. Senator Cass will speak ou Monday on tlie same subject. Butler's speech was very ublo aud original. Tho liousu was not in session nn Snturday. Tho Nebraska Bill will pass both Houses of Con gress. New York Markets. Nkw York, Fob. 28. Tho New York Cotton Market on Saturday was very active, and tho sales readied 4,760 bales, at nn ndvancu or J ol a cent. The coffeo market was quiet, with sales of ukly 260 bags at 11| cent*. Flour con tinue* unchanged, and 7000 barrels changed hands. Stato brand* bringing $8,25, and Ohio $9,604. per bbl. 1200 bbls. Southern brought $8,25 n $8,624. Tho market opened heavy, but improved at tho dose. Wheat has declined, chiefly, however, on tho lower grade*. Corn was a trifle lower, with sale* of 17,000 bushel* nt 90 to 9*1 cents per bushel. Spirit* of Tur pentine continued firm, and 200 bbl*. sold nt 09 cent* |»cr gallon. 1500 bbl*. of Crude North county, brought $5.75. A sale of bid*, of Common Rosin wns made at $1,75 to $1,85, and 751 bbl*. of Tar sold at $2,124* Charleston Cotton Market. Charleston, Feb. 24. Tlie sales of tho day foot up 900 bales at extreme* of 7 und 10 cents, ’file market dose* unchanged. Shipping anti Steamboats. ■TBAMSII1P Iff A I! toL. Full KEY WENT AND HAVANA. It, hare o» Wfnrjdaw. lri March. Thu United Mates Hill 8Usmi.hlp UtAIlFJ., ,Wiijjam lb'i use. Commander; will regularly port on tlie 1st sud 16th of Mob month. For p—comae. * nnnr. • llWfOHKr-Uwrtta Line—Tacfcst ' of Moods/, 87th Instant.—Tlie regular psekst bark MORTON, Ospt. BuokUy, will sail as above. For freiriit of 100 bales Oottou, to compute cargo, or pesasgs. apply to Captain on board, at Anderson’s upper wbarf.or to iy} y ROWLAND k 00. Agents New York—8craotoo k Tollman. W# n a nCHITON.—'Tlie regular packet bark It. H. 5z£[Af IkiUGLAH, Captain Johnson, will meet with die patch for thu above port. For freight of twenty-live bales cotton ou deck, apply to frb-’4 II. K. WASHBURN, Agent. J UffT received at A. Bonaud's Fancy Grocery Store, per steamer rum New York, a new supply of pre-erved Lobsters, Salmon, I'ste di Perdreaux end Hat* de (klllus. Also, some very fine Orulere Cheeao. Corner of Day sud Whitaker streets. ' fel»24 Unction Salzs. OF OOHkThi F080IC1L __ .. _ _ Hire FlrH Negroes. . - , On lira IrtlTeewtay In Bareli next, will be soH. In front (f lb* court foraee. betweea lbs legal l.oqn.. (ssl-. *? ltrc, . >a <lJ »*d on tLe Hhranush river, aud accustomed to tbs culture ol rice. Terms st “*•* — feb 18 “ Mml ‘•"*’* U1 b **° u > la s«»to' Hve Friuto fregroes—one of them t young man about 21 Valuable Farrn lxzta—At Krivat* Dale. Eleven ten sera lota, situated on Lover's lane, being part of Millen's farm. A plan of tba lots may be seen at our counting room. Terms—one-third cash, balance In two equal annual Instalments, with interest, and aaeured by mortgage on property. * II. r. HORTON. U. II. KIKKRAN. HOItTON A H1KKMAN, wnOLtSALB A8I> iiktaii. ukai.riin in WATCHES, JEWELRY. Sll.VF'.R-WAUE, FANCY GOODS, 11(5 Hriiuijhlon-strcet. JOHN G. FALLIOAXT, WBOLKNALR AND KKTAIL DKAI.RR IN WINDOW BLINDS. WINDOW SASH AND I'ANEL DOORS, West S\ile .t(nniimrnl Siptarr. Sarannnh. Ga. PIIOTKCTION 1N NCI tAIVCKC O 511* AN Y, ~ Of Hartforzl, Conn. Tbe undersigned, Agents ol the above Company are prepared to Like risks against Firk on Buildiuca and their contents. Also Makinb Ska Risks, on the mostfavornhlo terms. BRIGHAM. KELLY A < Agents. IIHOWN At II A tlHIK, BOARDING. LIVERY AND HALEB STABLES. W»M BROAD STRUCT. RAVAX8AB. (IA. 480. ||. nn IIKXRT n. KINO. C O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE—Tlie undersigned has this day associated with him Mr. Hkxky C. Kimi. of Glynn cmiuty, with whom ho will continue theF’aetorni'ennd Com mission business In thUcitv. under the firm of lieu. A Kino jaul2 JNM II, HCI.U21U livy Ore.-l POWER PRESS PRINTING. CKOIIOK N. MCIIOLN, Oivent' Hiiihliw/, oppitiu. 1‘ulaski House. Having mail'-largo additions to his establishment, continues to do BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, in Ids usual neat and handsome style, and on ncenuinuolating term*. HB' All work executed with dispatch CAK1LIA44K MANUKACTOKY. CARRIGRS. HCGGIFS AND SULKIES.—A general assortment, just received.—Tlie sub- m>w prepare.! to offer to tlio public. Carriages. Pha-tons, Buggies.Otrryall*. Ac. fresh from some of the most |xipular Ealabli-hment*. and Hulldi r at tlie Nortli. Tlio selections were made by one of tlio firm, with strict reference to the requirements of this market. They are determined to keep only such articles in their line, ns they ran confidently recommend and warrant, feel Ing assured "that they will be sustained In offering a la-tler and finer class of work, than has been usually kept In thin market. Tlio Public are most respectfully requested to call.eznni- Ine, and satisfy themselves, whether they nrc iu earnest. Iiy sn examination of their stock Of All kind* of Repa ! ring done as hcretofi-- July 31 J-JEW YORK—Old Kstabhataed Line. The sebr. EPHRAIM k ANNA. IxngsUlT, master, ve dispatch aa above. For freight or i«a*age apply on board, at Tolfulr’s wharf, or to Ii.b24 UUIGHAM. KELLY k CO. 7T/ BALTIMORE^llcgular l.lnr—Tlie sclir 5X*^8UMF:iU<FX Hterling, Master, will bava dispatch as above. For freight or passage apply on bziard at T*I- ta SSa h ^ ° r BRIGHAM, KFJJ/Y k 00. An£2. HORTON.Tbe brig MARY W/IZAUKTH, Capt ^jySF’roet. will have immediate dispatch for the above |Mirt. For freight of 200 bales of cotton, to complete cargo, apply to fub24 BY T. J.WAL8H. Underwriter’s Hal*. On Monday. 27th Inet ,at It o'clock, at the a til loft of Clark k Hanncgnr, on Jones' wharf, A main sail, ftiruton sail, and jib. belonging to the brig Mary II. Chanpell. Hold by order of tbe port warden* for account of underwriter* and all concerned. Terra* eaab. Private Pals—A likely negro boy, aged 10 year*, an or phan. Term* cash. ROWLAND k CO. NKW YOlUt—Unton Line—.The regular 555fllP«cket aclir. NORTH 8TATFL Horton, master, will have tiuisk dispatcli a* above. For freight or passage ap ply to feb'Jl OGDF-N k BUNKER. _ NKW YOKIC—GK.iitiiU I.im:.- -The regular packet solir. P. R. Burton, Capt. Lingo, will have [ate dispatch fur the above port. Fur freight of 76 bale* cotton to complete cargo, apply to KOWIAND k CO. Agent* New York—Scranton k Taluian. feb 17 JT A IIOSTON—Tlio fine bark ELI/A BETH LF1AVITT. vyffl('a;it Hackstaff, will have dispatch. For freight of cotton ou deck apply to fcbl6 OOUEN k FOSDICK. NKW YOKIC—Union Line—The refiilar ^ packet schooner ENCHANTRBsH.Tyler. master, will quick disiiatcb fertile above port. F’orfreight or paa- sage apply to febl’J OGDEN A lll'NKKU. Jan26 Private Sale—10 aliarea steamer Jenny IJnd Stock, 10 do Ogeeelieo Plankroad do, 6 do Telegraph do, for sale low If applied for Immediately Jaul8 To IHro by the Yeare-A negro boy, aged 22 years, a brick, layer. Jaol At Private Hale—I/vt N». 60, Walton want, RoberUvilla, fronting on Stewart street. At Private Sale! Lot No 24.14th district, and 2d section, containing ICO acres, within four mile* cf the town of Clinton. Term* cash. decl3 At Private Hale. Xx>t No. 26, south of Jones street, ami Improvement*, con. slstlng of a two-story bouse and double tenement. Iu good order. Rent* at $33 per month. Will be sold a bargain, aa the present owner is moving from tbe city. For term* and further particulars inquire st tbe counting room. dl3 At Private Halo. A second-hand Carriage lately trimmed and painted. In good order. Terms cash. dec!3 At Private Sate. Heed Rye and Oats in quantities to suit purchasers. Clothing at Privato Hide—A handsome assortment of ready-made Clothing, consisting of superfine frock, sack nnd ororcoats, in lots suit purchasers, for rale low. Terms cash. nov4 Ia UOSTON.-The ship CANTON. Capt. Mclz-nu, jjgwill meet witli dispatcli for the above port. For ,-lit of one hundred bales cotton on deck, apply to fill II K. WASHBURN, Agent. fre febl .Ta NKW YORK—New York_The regular SaUtpacket hark MARIA MORTON. K. M. Bulkley, mas ter, will have quick dispatch for tho above port. F’or freight or passage apply to tho Captain on board, at An- demon'* upper wliari. or to ROWl-AND A CO. Agents New York—Scranton k Tallman. febll BALTIMORK—The packet schr. WILLOW, jijQjCThurber. master, will have quick dispatch as above For height or itassage apply to foblO OGDEN k HUNKER. jyi NKW YORK—Old Ketabllshcd Line. —Tlie iNicket brig I.MITRF'. G. A. Knudson, roaster, will imvo quick dispatch as above. For freight or pa*sago apply on board, or to foblO _ DRIOIIAM, KELLY k CO. JjTT/ ' NKW OltLKANN—The i-ri h - C I. Auu-irr, jjQgjColf. having half her cargo engaged, will have ills- patch. For freight or passage apply to febO COHEN k F03DICK. TTa BOSTON.-The regular packet bark HEBOOIH. vyjULColenian, mastor, will meet with dispatch as above. F'oi freight or passage apply to febS OGDEN k BUNKER. rr* NEW YORK—The schr. Mahy Hill. Captain Wvinim. will have immediate dispatch for thu above port. For freight of fifty bales oottou. on deck, to com plete cargo, apply to feb8 HOWLAND k CO. r . ~ LIVKItFOOL—Hie A 1 ship GLENLYUN. S&XWin. Oliver, master, having a large |M>rtion of her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. For freight of ' i 600 to 800 hulua cotton, apply to I>3 UUIGHAM. KELLY k CO. H AMS—26 bids Cassanl llama, lauding from brig Elisha Donne, and for salo hy JunlO COnKX k FOSDICK. J UST received beautifully embroidered linen cambric llaudkercliiefs. also French worked Collars, very rich patterns. F’or sale Iiy sepl8 AIKF5N k BURNS. Cliristopher Loesen, 60 bales wiiarf. hv OGDEN k BUNKER. I ANDI> Id Hay, i oct:i SASHES, DOORS AND IILINOS. 1 /inn IJGIIW OK HASH from 7X0 to 12X20 ; 200 1‘J.UUU pair Blinds for Windows,from 8X10 to 12X20; 100 Ihtncl Door*, various sizes. OddHizesfurnishedon the sameterms. Forsalebv JOHN G. F’AI.I.IGANT S UNDRIES—5 pipes Meder Swan Gin, 76 bhL W I and mi - gar-house Molaase*. 60 aud 100 kegs prime U afl/ird. 60 boxes Treadwell’s Soda Biscuits. HO hall Uhls No- I. 2and 3 Mackerel. 20 casks pint* and In do quart* Bya *’ Porter. 50 boxes new Bunch Hnlrin*. 100 >1o A* and 8s llendel’s Can dles. 20,000 superior Plantation dgire 16 eosln < (mice su- gar-curcd Hums. 10 do now Bacon SliniiMcrs. landing and for sale by febS ffORANTON. JOHNgTON K CO. .Steamer Augusta—Now style rich Silk Grenadines, Bareges nnd Fluid Silks, Crape do I’arls, white aud c dornd French 1/twns, plain nnd printed; plain French Cambrics. French Brilliants, printed ami white; black Itareges, plain nnd figure). Ac., ke . for sale by fcbl5 HENRY LATHKOP A CO. C ODFISH, MACKFIREL. Ac —2 hhds choice Codfish, 11 hhls extra No! Msekerol. 10 do pickled Herring. 00 boxes scaled do. F’or sale at tlio corner of Broughton and Drayton streets, by dec3 DAVID O’OONNEP B ACON HIDLS AND SllOUi.t»KRH—»«t casks prime rlbbc*l Hides, 26 do clear do. 10 do new Shoulders, lauding nnd fur salo by jan’20 .SCRANTON. JOIIN.vroN A CO. S UGAR AND MOLISSI gar. to d.. Muscovado BOSTON.—Tlie line hark I'EIItKA. Harding, I aster will have quick despatch for the above port, iglit or passage apply to Jbu3I BRIOHAM, KELLY Ik 00. ALS' PROVIDENCE.—Hie brig l'lllLURA, Cu|-t. ^2Sy£ , ' ra| Ia"- will tueot with dispatcli as above. For fieigot or passage apply on board or to Jan’JS BRIGHAM. KELLY A 00. BOS TON.—The hark MACON. Mnyo. master, will have quick disiintch ns above. For freight or apply on board at Telfair’s wliaif. or to RIUGIUM. KELLY A CO. ds: jjt LIVKKPOOL.—The bark yl F.F.N VICTORIA, N^22LNixon. master, will have quick despatch as abore, Por freight apply to jan'24 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. ' rtf PHILADELPHIA.—Hcrroii'a~~Lliie<av jQjtfbTlie rtgular packet schooner H. A. SMITH. Htnith. master, will havo quick despatch for the nlnire imrt. For freight or passage apply to jan24 OGDF5N A DUNKFIR JM “ H K W YORK-^TIra schooner TlaNDOI© jEoagCapt. llrown. For freight or passage apply to "jaii'JT ROWLAND A 00. T7f BALTIMORK—Regular Line.—lhe schr agjgjfc PATRICK HENRY . master, will meet with dispatch as above. F’or freight or passage apply on Imard Of >0 janll _ BRIGHAM. KI LLY A CO. | JJ.1 1/IVKRPOOL—Thc American slilpHITRLING. Hemlersou. master, will meet with dispatcli fur the above port- de!3 PADKLFORD. F l AY A CO. .. MXOUSf HAWKINSVIlJf AND 1-AND- INGS UEI/DW.—The steamer ISAAC S' tllT, C*|itian Dillard, will leave ns above on Monday or Tuesday tmt, F’or freight or passage apply to fet>20 SMITH A LATHB0P, FOR CHARLESTON. - rll Iw. Tlie steamers Gordon and Calhoun will v - UGSI1'’“»«• alternately every Monday, Wetlnesilsy, Fildny and Niturdijy at 7 V, o'clock, P. M.. leaving Charles ton on the sninn days nt ft o’clock. P. M The boats arrive nnd leave Charleston In lline to connect with the South Carolina Railroad train, north. H. M. LAFFITKAU, Agent. Savannah. F'eb. 7.1854. G REENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY.—Drawn numbers of Class 48 : (56 28 71 30 13 40 44 17 (I 63 8 46 47 Also, of Extra Class 0: 30 10 OA 62 (1 74 (59 37 40 3 24 60 2* Holders of prizes will please call for the cash, or renew at K. WlTHINOTOS’g. UllEKNE AND PULASKI LOTTERY. GREGORY A MAURY. Manager*. Class 48, draws on Saturday, 26th instant, In this city. 8ales close at 3 o’clock, P. M. oatitsl. $4,094. 78 Nnmbor Lottery—13 Drawn Ballote. Tickets $1—shares in proportion Extra Class C. draws at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, 26th February. capital. $66,278. 78 Number I/ottery—13 Drawn Ballota Tickets $20—share, in proportion. Ticket* either singly or by the |tackagefor salo In Bay lane. Savannah.Ga., nest to Robinson A Camp. feb26 E. WITHINGTON. JJyWftA Y. st 11 o'efoek, In hmt of .tore, wm be M t , Tin- balance of * .dock of good, to close • aoncera ro agora. Ae. 8alt poaltlve. Terms catk. ’ ^ °28 l b°bU D ML m Li} ° r " tor »» U »l .Cl. ...K BNf - poe/Uve to ckraeoooeigww.en ^ feb26 Wine* and Liquors. °^A 0NDAY ’ fVl ° ,cloek ' ln ,r » n ^ ol "tore, will he so! 10 boxM, each 1 down, old Chstlllen Plnet i'ato Brand ” „»»o Cognac do R do do Cognac (1844) do *5 Waap Holland Gin «lo Jamaica HpIriU * 4 ° .. do Meder cl » Mt win*. 1842 10 dcmljone old Honongahela Whisky. 1840 Uunon are all pure. Bale pool tire to elm consignment, term* cash. Ctb26 Instant, at 11 o’doek.wlll be sold. r„fcrtigl— purchased at auction and not eettl •JSBS SSSSJffig U-j; i. At 8alo—F’our very valuable Lots. 80 bv 90 fe< situated near Market Square, on Congreea street betw* Jefferson and Montgomery street*. ’ f e blL Hale.—Just recelved~and for salo in aunn ties to salt trorchusers, 60 Ule* Rice Hay, cut when t rice wae perfectly verdant and in milk, equal to the bi ISluli'ta, tS'iT* ’" p ’ ri " ,h "z—*«>—hi Private Hale—one hundred barrels best Planting Pot' toes Just received and for sale at 156 Bay street, Ten c “ h - ; febfO Administratrix Sole. On the first Tuesday in April next, will be sold, in front the court house, during the legal hours of sale, All improvement* on the south-east comer of Lot No I Warren ward, corner of Broughton and Price streets. H, by order of tho honorable Court of Ordinary for Chatha county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors oft estate of Gasper Rosey, deceased. Terms cash, purchase paying tor titles MATIIJIA R08KT, Adm’x foblO estate Gasper Rosey, deceased. Guardian Hale. Outlie Tuesday In April next, during ths legal hours sale, will be told, before the court nous* in tbe city Hsvsnnsh, Three prime likely yonng negroes, viz : two boy* snd o Rirl. belonging to tho estate of J. J. Falfner, deceased. Hi under a decree of the 8unerlor Court of Chatham conn snd by order of the Guardian, for division among the/iel Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. febll Administratrix Sale. On the first Tuesday In April next, before tba court bou in the city of Hsvsnnah, will be sold. I/»t No. 21. Calhoun ward, and Half Lot No. 18, Wesl ward. Hold by order of the Honorable Court of Ordina tor Chatham county, for the benefit of tlie belra and cn itors of the estate of Jules Rousseau, deceased. Ten cash. HARM A. ROUSSEAU, Administratrix fob9 estate Jules Rousseau. At I'rlvnto Rule. I/'t No. 40. on tho west sido of West Broad street, a- soutli of Kobertsvtlle. being 34 feet front by 100 feet de> subject to a lease of 10 years from June, 1W1. with a i newal of five years st a valuation, rent $48 per annum. Tho linnroromente nre, a store, snd a dwelling one *U snd a half high, with a largo and commodious stable Terms cash decll IVivate Sale—126 bbl* RosendaloJIydraulic Cement, n- binding from schooner Enchantress.Irom New York. WEEKLY STEAM-PACKICT LINK. FOB PALATKA, E. F., ei'a Darien. Hruntirick. St. Marys. Jacksonville and Middle- bury. (Black Creek.) „ ,4r-»S Tlw now and elegant steam-packet ST. ~i 1■Tfii ■ I “ IIV>{ ‘'-p*- 1 '* JammF’Kr.zitoKN, will leave for i lie above place Thursday. 2d March, at 10 o'clock, A. M„ and every Thursday thereafter. Ibis boat hns been built expressly lor tlio trade, nml has large and airy state room accommodations for jinssengers. For freight or pnss- ngo, apply on board at the Florida Steam Packet Wharf, near the gas works, or to f«t»25 CLAGllURX A CUNNINGHAM. Agents. HfThe Ht. Johns will make her next trip to.St. Au gustine on Thursday, tlie llllli Mnrcli WEEKLY UMTKD STATES MAIL LINK. FOB FALATKA, B. K., Pi'ii Ihirien. Brunsiritk, St. Mary. Ja-ktonrilD. Dicnlala, and MidtlUburg, (Black Creek.) tarrying the V S. Mail r wll****w. Tlie regular steaiu-pucket WM. GASTON, iil/i toiwe^«w < '"l‘ l * r ““' < I Huaw. will leave for the above place ou Tuesday morning 28lh February.nl lOo'clock.nml continue to leave every Tuesday. F’or freight or passage having handsome accommodations.apply on Imard. at the Florida Hteaiu Pi..kct wliurl. near the Gas works, or to fel.23 CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. Agents. JO 11lidm choice Porto Rico Hu- 15 do prime New Orleans do. 120 bbls crashed and clarified do, 15 boxes L>af do. 75 bbls prime new crop New Orleans Fyrup, 100 do cheap sugar- liousc do. Just recel vet nnd for sale by doc21 _ WEBSTER k PALMF5S. B OOKS—||l)( IK Home.- cue* ami Ihum'Sounds, hy II Marion Stephens. Alcdud and the Constitution of Man. by E I. Youmans. A Week's Di-light, or Gnmrs and Stories. The liethrolhed. hy Alessandro Manrono. One Year, n tnlo of wedlock, hy Kmllv F Carlen, John, or a Cam-in in Hand is worth two Counts In the Bush, by Emily F Carlen. Count Christoval. rid. 2d. Umie l/>ckwnod. a novel. Iiy C-itlierine Crowe. Wheel of Misfortune, hv Ned lluiitline. Works or John C Calhoun, vol 4th. Whig Almnnnc, for 1864. More of Mrs. Partington's Carpot Bag of Fun. Busy Moments ot an Idle Woman. Graham's nnd llarper'a Magazine, for January. Keceivetl nml for sale at 136 Congress street. Iiy jan*J(> 8. rt. SIIILKY. M OURNING GOODS—mark bumhazincH. lio Krenuli mo- rlno and Coburg cloths alpacas. Canton doth*, raw silks, black silk and satin do chenc. French and Ftnrlish crapes, love and crape veil*. French and F:ii"li»li calicos, Ac .just received and for sale by novlO DkWITT A MORGAN. OPPOSITION LINK. Change of Departure—|\.r I’aUMa. Fla..and all thtinlermt- tludr lanelingt on the route. r vll " Tlm su|ierior new SU ain-packet WF.IAKA, ii*’ l4iwMraw r, ‘P**'" *• Kino, will, until further notice, i leave every Hati'hiiay. at 10 o’clock. A. M. I Rato of Passage in large, airy Htato Rooms, ns follows ; i To Ihirien $3 (8) I To Ptedata $8 00 i Ht. Marys 4 60 PaUtka 8 00 Jacksonville 6 Off l Black Creek.... 8 0*5 N. M.—Freight consigned to It. R. Duke, for Ocala, will be ro-shippeil free of all cliargesat Palatka. F’or freight or passage apply ou bonrd at tho Charleston Stisirn Packet Company's wharf, or to fchl8 ' R, M. LAFFTTKAU- Agent. CO-PA RTKRNIIIP NOTICK. . t The undersigned have associated themselves to- SHI S^** ,er ’ ,,n 4'‘r the name and style of Murphy A De fll vunny, for the transaction of general Boot nnd ' ra^toHhoe business, having the stand on the corner of Congress and Whitakcr-streets, formerly occupied by M Prendorgast. They are now prepared tonller to their friends amt the public, a well selected stock ot Ladies' and Gentle men's ooots, Shoos. Ac-which they will sell cheap for cash. J3y MURPHY A DF.VANNY. IlllOCiANH—IIROli ANM. . iTim subscriber* would call tlio attention of SHI I'Uctor* and other*, iu want of good and cheap Fll brognns. to call and examine their stock, a* they ' feel sstisfiol that upon inspection the quality and price* o| their g>md* cannot fall to please. MURPHY A DEVANNY. iiov15 corner of Congress nnd Whitaker streets jt. m DRY FEET PRESERVES THE IIEAI.TH -.lust CflU received, a few cases water-proof Boot* ; also, a rll lot of thick pegged Root*, together with a fine as- 1 ^fo^sortmeut of Gentlemen's and ladles' over Shoes, some of a buv and approvedstvle, which will be sold at low nriecN. by It. FLANIGAN k Cu . KltHlrynn street. All in want will pitta so call nnd Judge tor themselves. decll CANARY CAGF54 MY THE I.AHT STEAMER— A variety of new and lieautiful patterns of canary Cages just received. Those deslimts of a hand * some Cage, nnd ono proof against Miles,Unto only to make an early call for a choice from a fine aortment. nh28 J. P. COLLINH. 100 Bry»n-et- C ORN—860 bushels prime Corn, for sale, to arrive, by Jan 18 O0IDEN k BUNKER H AY- -15U hiiiert rhoiee I -*-!.-rn Hay. just received and tor sale In lot* to suit purchasers, by K. ff. “t MUt- F _ ANCY BUTTONH—Silk! velvet, frill, porcelain and fancy button*, and of all other kinds. In large vsrietr at novlB KEMPTON A VKB8TtLLE’8 B iUNDY—20 half aud 10 quarter pipes Otard, Dupuy A Co.’s Brandy, vintages ot 1846. '0 and ’60, our owBlm- portation. Jan24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. BI V'lTee 160 half and quarter chests Tea*, of varioua kinds, tor tale by M' MAUoN A DOYLE. N OTK K-—Tlie undersigned intend to apply to the Marine nml Fire Insurance (Link, at Savannah, tia.. for pay ment of Iwo halves of fifty dollar bills on said Rank, to wit: left-hand half. letter A. No. 291. signed J. Olmstend. (’nsli’r. and right hand half, letter It. No. 304. dated Jnti'y 1st. 1862. signed F/lw'd I'adeltord. Pres These parts of bills were pasted together, and were so received hv the under signed, without, at the time, observing the dlscreimnc*. WM. MAXKY A CO. Montleello, Jasper county,FVh’y 22. 1854. 126—wl3 ITTF'ltH.—12" boxes Ik'kers’Iiitters. 12 do A bay nth. jus rereived and tor sale by de«22 HYI.AND A u'NEILL IJUTTF.ll AND CIIKE'E—25 keg* Rutter, 100 bx* Cheese, J J just received and lor sale by nov9 CRANE ft RODGERS. t tOUDlAl.S—20 dozen assorted Corlial—Aui-oU-. i'ai- t fait Amour, Noycau. ami Rose—tor sale bv dec14 A BONAt'D. J UST RECEIVED—15 baskets Holad ()il,15do llordrauj I Oil, for salo hy A. BUNAl'D. Corner of Bay nnd Whituksr-sts. i BACON, Ac — 1U0 bbl* Htuart's A and H Hugar"; , i Cry sta nd for sale bv HOLCOMBS, JOHNSON A CO, P IG HAMS AND SMOKED BEEF—6 bbls Pig Hants, nnd 3 do Smoked Beef, for -a!*' Iiy A. B'lNAUD. R EAl'V MADE BUSINFXS SUITS-—V supply of the above, consisting of grey, m received aud for sale by nntflS Draner I have lost a pocket bonk, containing one dof. aid fifty cents.and a note for seventy-two dollars. Flowers and |ayahle to Samuel Swindle, given Ik.-- and fiftcenf ” P LANTING lDTATDFX—100 bbls. prime Planting PuU- toes, daily expected, to arrive, for sale by fob 7 BRIOHAM, KELLY ft (o. U \Y AND I'l/wmi—22 bales Hay. and S bbleoml l bags C.ilciuu Plaster, landing from sclir J P Wetlierill, and lor sale by .IrclS BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. TMPKKIAI. TURKEY "WINE—20 dozen Just recel red and X fur salo hy JanO A. HUN A I'D, P ATE DE FolK. Grn*. Hauclssce, Traffeo. Yarmouth Her ring.do Halmuu; Durham Mustard ; jn-t received and [ for salo hy A. IIO.YAI'D. , leli 3 Corner of Bay and Whitakcr-streets. : ' I MM SACCO—60 boxes assorted sizes, for sale by ; 1 Jwn20 HYLAND ft O'NKTLL. C TIMIN'—l"" 1 ' Im-lod. pm.i" white Corn, and 1000 butltels J prime yellow Corn.f or *ale by ’ Jan29 ROWLAND A Of). LMMt SALE—A very likely mulatto man. aged 22 years. ,F an excellent cooper by trade, warranted as such, aud sold fur no toult. A Iso. a coachman aged 23 years, of good character. Ap- plyto Joal8 WYLLY ft MUNTM01JJN. n \TH—500 bushel* prim ed «»,t *. f-*r sale, to arrive l*>rschr J A Dale from Baltimore, apply to Jati4 _ OGDEN ft BUNKER. FT ROUND PI ASTER —25 liids"(Sround Plaster, now land VJ lag from tho Brig Sort liman F’or sab 1 by BovS OGDEN ft BUNKER, rtlM'FTSII. HAl’HAGFX Ac— fottO lbs (Vxlflslf. 6 bids llo- VV logne Sausages. 10 do Smoked Beef. 30 boxes layer Raisins. Inmlitig and for sale bv | nctio hdi/ximbf:. jghnson ft co. D 'iMFXTIC 'LIQUORS—Just landed. 129 barrels Gin itraudy, Whisky and X. E Rum. F'or sale hy j.nii ' J V. CONNBRAT ft 00. i f 1I.ARET WINE.—20 boxes Ht. Julien Modoc Wine, for sale I VV Iiy leb 3 A. BON AUD. WE i Allot tween the tenth nod fifteenth or January. 1864. and pay.. hie the first day of January, 1855. All persons aro hereby cautioned not to trade for said note, and the finder Is re quested to forward it to the undersigned, nt Taylor’s dreek P. •>.. Lllierly county, Georgia. feb'Jl—ff* SAMUEL SWINDLE. A FINE Saddle Horse lor salo by ■ feb9 OGDEN ft BUNKER V ALENTINES—A large a rtment "I MW and splondfli Valentines ; also, n full supply of Comic Knvolope*, Valentine Papei, Ac., Ac., received bv fob.3—6 CCBBEDGE ft BROTHER C tllKN—4tH» bags prime White Corn landing from echoon* / er Cnhaatut. from Baltimore, for sale hv Jan’Jl _ BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO S EED I8)fATOEH—200 barrels Seed Potatoes, landing from brig Manuelle, and tor sale by feb 15 BRIGHAM. KEIJ.Y k CO. ‘puTATdF'.S—100 bhl* Planting Potatoes, landing per bark J. Charles William, and for sals by JanlH BRIGHAM. KI-5LLY ft 00. capable of doing tbu work of a small family, will hear oi a most desirable situation by immediate application at this olllro. fob16 A LMANACS.—The American Almanac and Repository of useful knowledge, for 1854. containing the Calendar, IJst of Public Oflicur* of the United State*. Foreign Minis ters, Consul*. Army and Nary Lists, and a variety of other useful information. The Georgia Almanac, by tho groce or dnion. Miller's Hnuth Carolina Planter*’ aud Mcrcbauta' Alma nac, j*n!3 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. IJAI.TIMORK FTJIUIt AND LARD—Ifto bbl* su|N-rllne J J Howard street Flour. 30do prime leaf lard, tor sale by JanlO 8CR\NT'»N. JOflNKTUN A CD. R IIIHONH— Plaid and figured Hminet Ribbons and a beau* tiful lot of wide neck and scarf Ribbon*. Ac. a i/I8 KEMPTON ft VERSTILLK L IME, fto no casks Mine. 60 bbls Plaster, 100,000 Laths, for sale, to arrive |>er brig Tilterius from lloston. bv sop22 OGDEN ft LI NKER T IMF5.—KldCasks Lime now landing, will bo sold very lv low if applied tor litis morning, net 18 UlllGHAM. KEIJ.Y ft CO S UN DIG Fit.—56 bbls Genesee Flour. 60 do Rutter. Sugar ami Hoda Crackers. 90 do Cider Vinegar. 60 do Htuart's Clarified Sugar. 75 do do Crashed and Powdered do, 300 boxes No. J Palo nnd Family Hosp. 100 bags Rio Coffee, 150 bids E. PHfliis and Rose Gin. 40 do P. ft H. Connecticut Ri ver do. landing and fur sale by aug24 8CRAXTON. JOHXHTOX ft CO. H aV.—76 bale* Prime Eastern Hay. Just received snd tor sale Iiy nov23 F'- W. BUKER ANTED—100 bales Cotton, to complete cargo or bark Ad ells Rogers, tor lloston. Ajjply to Iwov OGDEN ft DUXKER. , SOUTHERN INSURANCE AGENflY—LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, or IUICTVORD, 0088., Capital, and surplus over $250,000. Airmen GlU., President. Jam. C. Waucuit, Pec’y. This Com|>any will issuo Policies on the Joint Stock principle, and upon tho Mutual plan, thu* combining the benefit* of both systems at tbe option of the insured. Tlm strength, ability and well invented capital of the In stitution are, iu my opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insu rance Company in this Htate or Union. [L.8.] signed R G.PINNEY, Comptroller ol Public Accounts, Htate of Connecticut. Slave* Insured. Californian and Australian risk* taken on reasonable terms. Thcsub'criber is also Agent tor the following Fire Compa nies ' Authorized Capital $2,600,000 Capital paid in $1,000,000 farmers’ FI re Insurance Company. Capital $200,000, Grniittc Fire nnd Mnrlnc Insurance I'omp'ny, OV 8KW YOKK CITY. Capital $300,000. State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of Pennsylvania. I'ujdtal $350,000. Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Compnny. Capital $160,000. New York and Krle Fire Insurance Comp'y, Capital $150,000. These Companies having a cash capital, safety lnreste.1 In bond and mortgage, are prepared to eflect Insurance ngainst damage by fire,on all kinds of property on reason able terms. F’or insurance in either of tho abovo named Compnnies, apply tu A. WILBUR. General Insurance Agent, and Agent for tlio above Companies, dec17—ly olllce 142 Congress.st. MUSIC ! MUSIC!! Jyf/T Tlie suhscrilier respectfully Inform* tho ladies aZr.lyftnml gentlemen of Savannah, that he intend* open- MtyKtfjiiig a School for instruction in Sacred and Secular Music. Through long experience, ami having cod dueled large schools, lut fuels confidant UU instruction will bo perfectly satisfactory to all those who may desiro hi* services In the above departments of vocal music. Desirous of forming a large class the price of ticket* has been fixed st $4 each, for the course of 24 lessons, including books—tho name of which is ti.e “Singing School Com panion." consisting of songs, glees, trios, duetts, quartettes, choruses, motettos, church music, oratorios, etc , tho most popular work of the day. Those wishing to form hi* class nre requested to hand in their names, as early as possible, to this office, or through the iHistofficu, under address to JAMES PIER PONT, nov5—tf • Organist nnd Teacher ol Vocal Music. A FEW MORF. ROOKS M IRS. PARTINGTON'S Carpet Rag cf Fun. Hist-Tala to cure the Blues, •• laugh and grow fat." Sights nnd Shadows in Masonry, by Robert Morris, Esq., one of tho best works on Masonry ever published. The Contrast, nr tlio Evangelical nml Tractarinn Systems, by Rev. Jno. S.Stone, II. D. More of the Lawyer’s Story, more of the Old Doctor. Putnam’s Magazine for January, commencement of a new volume. Now is the lime to subscribe, at $2 60 It paid in advance. Received and for sale bv janti H. S SIIU.F.V. No, 135 Congress-sr. DYING”AND RENOVATING KSTA III.IS I1M K.vr, 73 l'ork street, near lhe Court House. Savannah. Georgia. KMT.WU ISIIKO 18 1832. HE subscriber, grateful to his patrons and friends for tliclr continued favors, would stato that, in addition to the improvements in Dying, acquired by him during Ms last Tis.t to England and Scotland, lias made arrangements tor extending his business, by which hois now enabled to Dye a greater variety of color* on silk nnd woolen dresses, shawls. Ac , which lie I rust* will generally please all who may favor him with their patronage. Gentlemen's gnrmer.t* dyed, denned nr renovated, as may bo required, iu the same superior style which has gen erally so much pleased hi* patrons and friends. Ladies' bonnets dyed, bleached ami pressed in the most fashionable styles. Orders from' tlie couutry punctually attended to. Torms moderate. When parcels aro sent hy steamhoata or railroad, word should he sent hitn by letter, through tho Post Office, so that lie may know where to call for them. uov!6 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY NKW CiOODH—FALIj 'I'lt A OK—1H33I D tWITT ft MORGAN arc receiving by the steamers week ly their fall and winter Goods, to which they respect fully solicit attention : Plain and figured black Silks, colored glace nml ducape do Plaid and brocade Silk of the newest style Plain F’roncli Mousllnde lalnes. French'and Eng. printed do Silk and Wool Plaids for children’s wear, plaid Raw Silks Plain nnd plaid Poplin*, very rich. French printed Cambric I lark Calicos, Mourning do. Irish Linen*. Are. *el Riboro'* new buildinc.Congrcxs-strcet. FAI.l. AND WINTER TLiAUK, 1HJI3. TO MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS. O t’lt purchase* for the fall and winter trade are now com pleted, and we can submit to yoqr inspectiou a very large and well assorted s'oek. embracing every nrtlelecon- nccted with tho trade, nml at such prices, in the present stale of the markets, ns will prove highly satisfactory. M PUENDERGAST ft CO„ 178 Rroughtoa-st. oct26 opposite 8t. Andrew's Hall. KPIHCOFA I - PUBLIC ATIONS. J UST received.a variety of publications of tlie New York Protestant Episcopal Society. Tracts, Church Cate- chisms. Sabbath School Service, and other cheap nnd valu- ,ble Publications. F or sale at the Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, auglO No. 136 Congress-street. M ORE BOOKS.—Received Iiy H. S. Sibley, January 21st, 1861.—Dunglissnn's Medical Dictionary, 10th editino revised ; Wilson’s Human Anatomy, by P It Goddard. M I); Theory nml Practice of Teaching, by D P Page ; lecture* on the Lord's Prayer, by Wm R William* ; Frank Netherton ; Hugh F’isher; Sunny Side; Borrcllff. its Sunshine and Clouds, by Paul Crayton; Tbe lamp nnd the lantern, by James Hamilton. M I); Little Mary, or Talks mid Tale* for Children, by Trusta ; Tlie Apncnlypsn Unveiled, In 2 vols.; Haps nml Mishaps, of a Tour in Europe, by Grace Green wood ; Heaven and its Spiritual Emblems, by Rufus W Clark, beautifully illustrated ; Stoddart's Ready Reckoner ; Marsh's Book-keeping ; American Hand Book of Ornament al Trees; Bounder's French Grammar; Mattlson's High School Astronomy; more of Hot Corn, or Life Scenes in New York ; The Song Book of the School Room, kc., kc., or sale at 136 Congress street. Jan22 N EW (1RLEAN8 SUGAR AND MOLA8HFX—20 hds, choice New Orleans Sugar ; ino bbls. choice-New Or leans Molasses. landing and for sale by jan4 SCRANTON JOHNSTON ft CO. W inf: sis St. Julien claret; 60 baskets llcid- sieck and Hungarian Lvon cluni|tngne. now Ismtlog, an<l lor sale by Jan2« J. V. CUNNKRAT ft CO. C OKF'FX—400 bag* prune Green Rio Coffeo. 100 do F'alr do. 69 Lnguyra do. 40 do Old Government Java do, 60 do Maracaibo do. received and tor sale by decll SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO. R eceived this day and for sai.f—# tramtaOU Mountain Due Whisky. 4 do old Monongaliela do. 5 dozen Curncoa Cordial, 4 half pipes old Cognac Brandy, 4 quarter cask* pure Pale Brandy. 2 do old Sherry Wine, 10 baskets Champaign, pints aud quart*. 4 boxes adaniantino Candles, 6 do Huerm do. P- CURRAN, janO Sorrell’s buffdlag*. S TEEIJ'.'S FEATHER DUSTERS —\ full assortment Juat reci'ived and for sale by fi-bl7 J |*. COLLINS. TCE—260 tuns Ice. per brig Hain’l T. Hinds, for sale, tear 1 rive, by mo IS HMGIIAM. KELLY \ CO K ill filiiVES-A splm-did assortment of ladies’ and gen tlemen's black aud colored Kid Glove*, just reeelved and for salo by KEMPTON ft VFXKTIIJ.E. decll Waring'* Range. S UGAR, ftc.—40 hhds prime and choice V. 0. BugarilOO bbls choice do. Molasses, new crop. 70 hhds prime and clear lUcon Sides. 10 do new Shoulders, 20 tierces sugai- cure.1 Hams, landing and for sale by fob!* SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft 00. USTARB—10 dozen French and American Mustard, fo ealelowjiy doo4 HYLAND ft O'N'LH.L S TKR1JN0 SILVER WARE.—l«a Eels, Pitrbers.”C*k* Basket*. Goblets, Cops, Tumblers, Forks, Spoons, Des sert Knives. Pie Knives,Crumb Scrapers, Fish Knives, Jelly Klnlves. Cheese Scoups, Soup ladles, and every other artl- ce in the silver way, from the beet manufactories In the onntnr. and warranted, at 116 Broughton street ocPN HORTON ft RIKEMAN. M _ UN1TICD STATES MAIL LINK. octSO NKW YORK AND SAVANNAH 8TE PATH or MUV180 SSVS88AII FUE NEW TOOK. The Florida. Captain Woodhull, Nov’r Tlio Alabama, Captain Schenck, •* The Augusta, Captain Lyon, « The Florida, Captain Woorlhull, »* Tlie Alabama. Captain Schenck,,, •* The Augusta. Captain Lyon « The Florida. Captain Woodliull, Dec’r The Alabama, Captain Schenck, “ Tho Augusta, Captain Lyon «i The Florida, Captain Woodhull, * •< Iho Alabama, Captain Schenck, •• Tlie Augusta, Captain Lyon “ Tlie Florida, Captain Woodhull,., “ Tliose ships are tho largest on tlie coast, unsurpassed speed, safety and comfort— making tlielr passages in 60 (50 hours, and are commanded hy skillful, careful snd ; llte officers. They offer s most desirable conveyance New York. On the completion of the KNOXVILLE, January next, this lino will lie semi-weekly. Cabin pa age, $26. PADKLFORD. F’AY ft CO.. Agents in Savannah SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, ' 13 Broadway, New York UNITED STATES MAIL LIN Through in 60 to 66 hours.— AVw York a Charleston Steam Packets—l rave Adgr Wharves every Saturday ABernoou, a each alternate Wednesday. On Saturday tho new a splendid Steamships JAMFS ADDER, Captain J. Rirxvnw**, 1.600tons’ MARION. Otptain M. Bzaav, 1.20C ton* SOUTHERNER. Captain W. KnwiTR, 1,000 Iona, will lea each altennate Wednead .y, haring been nowly copi>ei snd guards raised, Is now in complete order. F’or freight or (isssage, having elegant state room acco inodatlonn,apply at the office of tbe Agent * HENRY MISSROON, CorneT East Bay and Adger ft Son's Wharves N. II.—A now ship will tie placed in the line to conn* with the Southerner on Wednoadar*. feblO UNITED STATES MAIL, From Macon, Ga., to TAllnhaaara, Flu. Hail road to Ogldhnrp—Stages to TUIIahatter fissimffljx ooiiimenced on the Oth Inst., running three times a via. Newton, llalnbridge, and Quincv. and three timer week via. Thoniaaville.Duncansville. kc Passengers by this route will leave Macon at half past o'clock, A. M., by Railroad for Oglethorpe Tho Stsi leavingOglethorge cither way at 11 o'clock, arriving nt T lahaaaee, at 10 o'clock on the oveulng of the next day—II by either route 36 hours. Monday, Wwlneaday and Friday, by Newton. Bainhrli and Quincy, to Tallahassee returning, leaves Tallahassee Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 10, p. M On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satunlays, by the way Dioiiiaaville—returning aamo route on Mondays, Wednesdi and F’rldaya, at 10, P. M. Through from Oglethorpe to Tallahassee by either nil In 35 hours—from Macon lu 38—aud from Savannah in hours. Hy this route Passenger leaving Savannah by 8 o’olr Train of Cara, will arrivo at Tnllahasseo in 60 hour*. II alsodecidodly tho beat, cheapest and most expeditiousroi fur travellers to Apalachicola and West Florida. F'are from Macon to Oglethorpe $1,76 ; from Ogletlioi to Tallahassee, $16,00. L. C. Suaw, Agent at Oglethorpe, A. A. FTmixn, •' “ Tallahassee. *ug30 K. K. wniOIIT. Proprietor BOtITH-WKBTEHA HAIL 111) AD. RaINS leave Macon dafly at OJi A. . _ arrive at Oglethorpo 10> 4 ' A. M.; arrivo at Coluuibui o’clock, P. M. I<eavo Columbus daily at 0 o'clock, A. M..and Ogletlioi at 11>4 A. M.j arrive at Macon at 3>4 P. M Connecting at Macon each way with Central R R train Savannah. Augusta and Mllledgevlllc, and with Macon a • f W. trains to Griffin, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nn* vli vlllo.ftc. Connecting dally at Columhua, hy fast line of coachoa, } to Opelika, thence 64 miles by M. ft IV. P. R. R. to Montgo - ery. Ala. Connecting at Oglethorpe with Tallahassee andEufat ' mail stages. . Passengers breakfast and dine at Fort Valley GEO. W. ADAMS, Superintendent Ms008, Aug. $9.1863. aug31 RAY ANN All M BRAKCBVIMJ4 RALLRO A N OTICE Is hereby given, that the hooka to receive at scriptiona of atock to tho Savannah and Branclivl Railroad, will be opened at the following places from t * first Monday In F’ehruary next until the second Monday April next, between the hours of nine o'clock, A. M., a three o'clock. P. M. Tbo following gentlemen havo beon appointed eomtn, aloners by the last legislature, nnd will please to rqtori t I took ■ aa above iiiontioned at the following places, to wit: ' At Ilranchville—Donald E. Barton, P. Cbartrand. a I Oliver Ott. At Lowry’* Turn Out—Wm. 8. Hamburg, Wm. E. WroU nnd George Y. Patrick. At Black villa—John K. Tobin, William 11. Montlguo, a Win. S. Reynold*. At Barnwell, C. II.—Lewis O'Uannon, 8. J. Bailey, and M. Hutson At Moore’s Cross Roads— B. W. Lawton, John M. All* snd Wm. M. Ilostwick. At Whippy Swamp Cross Ilosds—B. McBride, Thomas Willingham, nnd John J. Harrison. At lAwtonville—Thomas Willingham, George Rhodes*- and FMmund Martin- At Itobcrtville—J. Lartigue, A. J. IawIod, and Chari Jnudon. At Puryahurg—John I*. Raymond, John L. FI I niff, at Joseph Hazel. At Charleston—Edward Ilostwick. George If. Walter, a* Thomas Reilly. Notice whereof shall be given by each set of commissin ' er* of the time and place of subscribing, either by adverti frig In a gazette or such other manner as they may dee beat, tor nt least ten days previous to tho opening of t) ' said book*. * | The commissioner* herein named, will please to give n tlce forthwith. If time will permit. I will supply them wi b<>4>ks in proper form, also a copy of the Act, inoorpnratii - the said company. J. LARTIGUE, ,i Jan29—td Chairman of tho Control Committee. 1 N OTICE.—Extracts from Fire Ordinance. Scuttles,ftc '‘4, Sec. 1. That the owner or owners of all buildings ov< ^ one story high, within the jurisdictionof this city, thnta T now deficient of ladders and scuttles, shall, before the e: l! plratlon of thirty day* from the Mate of this ordlnanr { cause said building to bo provided with a scuttle or op«i E ing in tho roof, close to the ridge thereof, of not loss ttin , twenty-six by thirty six inches, with steps up to it on tl 4 inside, so that a person can paaa up snd through upon tl | ridge of the roof with safety and focility. And the own- *, or owners of such building a* shall not be provided In tl • ', time abovo mentioned, shall be fined In a sum not exeee. j Ing twenty dollars, tor every thirty day* which such bulb . [ log shall remain so unprovided thereafter. 2 - T*',* 1 . c ™ T r huRdlng hereafter erected within tl limit* of thlsclty,of whatever material, beingoverone sb • ry high, shall have a scuttle nr opening In the roof, clw » \ to the ridge thereof, not less than twenty-six by thirty-s . 4 with step* Inside, as mentioned In the first section _■ i this Ordinance. And the owner or owner* of every sue .g building, so to bo erected, unprovided with *ucb scuttles <E* aforesaid ahall be fined to a aura not exceeding thirty do > tars, and a further sum. not exceeding twenty dollars, ft ■ even thirty days which auch building may remain so o» » , provided. Passed In CouucI1.6Ui Juno 1828. The City Marshall I* hereby directed to place upon tl f* Information Docket the name* of all owners of bulling . 1 • violating the provisions of the above ordinance. t 4 By order. EDWARD O. WILSON, Clerk of Council. I l Savannah. 3d February, 1864. J CITY MAHNIIAL’S OFFICE, 1 Savannah, February 3d, 1864. J I r lJF. following resolution was passed in Council on tl j SMh January, 1854. vis : Tlie time having expired according to a resolution pas. ' v cd III July last, allowing slv months for paring certain loi ' : f Heretical, That the City Marshal be Instructed to entori) J said resolution after giving twenty day* public notice, if To the owners, agents, attorneys, sod guardians, and a f' others concerned: Take notice that I shall proceed to enforen the abo' • resolution on tho 24th day of February Instant, febh—t‘J6 PHILIP M. RUSSELL, OUy Marshal. SPRING TKA DE71854. [ W K , v V very moderate terms, ten coses new Madder Print assorted styles to which we beg to call the especial attsi tlon of purchasers. M. PUENDERGAST ft 00. 178 Broughton street, opposite 8t. Andrew's Hall, we side febS

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The Savannah daily Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 18??-1856, February 28, 1854, Image 3