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V VANNAH KKrtngJ > n\ WED i KSDA Y M ORN I NO. OCTOBER 17, l«ft5.
via Konlhnniptiin
1 *NP HAVRE. .
_ f . N iTFfn sr.\n> mail .%ihiiip
r ^ssmaTo»r,
b. Gavkndv, (.■niniu.uuior,
, Will rail fur Hrt-mi n, Iniu-hliiHNt Kntith-
Esim>l»n,t«* land the Malls ami Pna.cngera
JSTZudaud France, on HafimUj, Ou|olmr tkli, at
|*cl<«k M.. from Pier No. 37. North River.
■i „/ Pateugtfram Ffew York to Southern ft or
Hrtmea.
I|n first cabin, main aaloon, f EMI
■ in first cabin, lower saloon, 110
n second onhin, 00
oxpeiicnood Hurgoon Is attached to oaoh steamer,
sen* delivered In (lavra or l.omlon.
j U'llera must passthrough llio Post Office,
hr na«*a«e or nalght, apply to
J t' It. SANDS, Agent, Urolith William at.
I The steamer Hermann willsucm-d the Washington
I tail November 3*1. ooillw aop!7
iniikpknMnt moat.
|l\ PALATKA & BLACK CREEK, E. FLA.
IkIEN. HHI’NSWICkV «T. MARYS, GA., AND
" JACKSONVILLE, AND PICOLATA, FLA,
To /.mu {on her former day) FRIDA Y.
The favorite ateuiu packet WEI.AKA,
l Capt.N. King, will commence her regu-
ripa as above, on Killl>AY, at I0 o’clock, A.
ml will coiiilniin to leave regularly every Friday,
i Welaka is well fitted up with airy Stnto Rooms, ami
III every way well adapted to the rani*,
bpl 8 3 8. M. I.AI* FITBAU, Agent.
gauhihatra forfflttitr.
Jlotfrmn.
.. Ull \ MI.ICNTON-Twicu n Week
MFC Tl.VO WITH THE Fl.OHIDA STEAM-
,:HS. THE i F.VTH.il. HAU.HO.1D OF OF.OH.
[11.1, A.VD THE SOUTH C Allot.J.YA H. H.
i »n ami after September rilli, the aulon-
hSbhSiKSBCditl aleuiuslilp GMltliON, J. P. Brooks,
niiiaiidiT, will mu regulurly between Savannah and
irleaton, leaving Savunnuh evorv Wednesday and
mrday evening, at li o’clock, and Charleston every
in-lav and Friday evening, at . r > o’clock,
tic Gordon will connect limn ways with the Central
South i-amllna Railroads* and with the splendid
miner running the Inland route hetwi enSavannah and
uida.
for ireight or passage, having elegant state room ac>
lumodutlntis, apply on hoard or to
•pH S. M. I.AFFITKAT, Ag-nt.
Hilt OGNVEIHVlIiliAOR
A Rlur.RtiKilL'UII RIVER. H MINAHD’S PERRY
AND MELLON BLUFF, DOHOY. ST. SIMONS,
BRUNSWICK, FANCY RI.ITPP, JEFFER-
SoNTON AND ST. MARYS.
►w The steamer PLANTER,Copt W T Me-
l y N<,|| v- will leave for tho abovo places
iNDAY, Sept’r 3, at -t o’clock, nnd will continue to
vo every Monday, making weekly trips. For freight
passage, spn.y on Hoard, at the Union Porry Wharf.
the Gat Works, or to V. WOOLLEY,
>ug It*—tf Agent.
FOK KFY WENT AND HAVANA.
The V. S. Mail steamship IRA BEL,
William Rolllns,Coinmandor, will leave
this port regulai ly, on the tthand mill of
each month. 4
■ connects, at ItavnnA, with tho U. R.
all Steamship Company's Line ot Steamers for San
uiiclaco via Aspinwnll, uml will carry the Piiclflo malls.
*r Passage, only, apply to
ocl 2 COHENS fc HERTZ. Agents.
Ftm PALATKA. H OItlDA.
IA DARIEN. BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS,
GEO, AND JACKSONVILLE, P1COLATA,
AND BLACK CREEK, FLA.
U S. MAIL LINE.
The new and fast running steamer HE-
jga3Sstai->DNOI.r:, Capt. Thomas K.Rhaw, will
ivefor heuhove places every Tuesihiy, at It) o’clock.
M., from the Charleston Steam Packet vvhnrves.
oct t 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agt.
FOIK ItlAItTI VN I.AND IVR.
THE steamer RANDOLPH, will leave for
Martin’s landing, at I2;M.to-day. Allfreight
ter that point, and helow, will be received
<n-k. oct lit
FOIt WIIUINAHY.
K :
I ox
iiihv L*a»
THE VorilKS OF CliATIIA.il COUNTY.
Gonllontotr.—1 am a Candidate for oleciioti
to tho office of Ordinary, at the election tn
. imxt, and will bo thaukfril for your support.
_ tuny !»• M^U. BHEFtALL.^
FELLOW cfflZKNft— l am a candidate
for the office of ordinary at the election In
Januiiiy next, and respectfully ask yoursupnort.
may 7 J5,'S0 BARNARD E. BEE.
WE arc authorized to announce JAMES K,
m* GODFREY, as a candidate for the office of
nary of Chatham County, at tho ensuing January
election. _ may 6—td
Wo are nuthorUed to announce THOM AS
II. HARDEN, as a candidate tor tho office
of ordinary of Chatham County, nt tho ensuing Jauu
arv eleetton.Jn 4—tdo*
[BY AUTHORITY OFT HE 3TATH OF UfcOROlA.j
lluvnim I* I it ii Lflttery.
Jasper Co. Academy Lottery.
T'U 8 LOTTERY Is conducted on the plan of the
l Royal Lottery <if Havana, of single numbers—and
« '-BBCcrl Hall, ''aeon, Ga., muter tho sworn
^^iporliHondenoe of L’ol. Goo. M. Logan, and Jas. A.
N label. Lsq.
,. tL GR ™ D SCHEME FOR OCTOBER IS, |85S,
When prizes amounting to
$<*0,000
OZiASS IT*.
Will be distributed as follows:
FELLOW CITIZEN
W for Urn office of clerk
InlHrlor Courts at thoeh-cllon li
FOR t’LI,liK OF FOl'ItlX
CITIZEN8I am a candidate
lark of Hio Superior and
.. Ion In January next, and ro
•pwRunj ask your support. JNo. E. DAVIS.
FELL' iW-i3TIZ1:n’s7-I am a candidate
Mr at tlm .ikuIIoii In Jnimary next, for Clerk nr
the superior and Inferior Court*, and will he ihnnkful
for your suffrages. WM. II. BULLOCH,
may 14 JaUfl’aO
NOl’lcE.—We are uuihi<ri7.ed in anutmuce
MF JOHN V. TARVER ns u Camlldale for Clork
nt the Superior and Inferior Courts, al the ensuing elec-
lion, In January next,
may Id Juii ’SO
HD I.IVI II OF TAX ItF'TI’HNN.
FOR HI .UTOIIT.
A BLUFFTON, HILTON HEAD, • OYD’S LAND
ING AND CHARLESTON.
The itoamor WM. REABROOK, Capt.
_ • reck, will leave tor tbe ahnvo
ices on aiiuday. the doth lust., at S, P. M. For freight
mirage, apply at the Charleston Wharf,
pt 1 8. M. LAFFITBAU, Agent.
FOR NEW YORK—Hkoruia Link.—The Diiu
(JSSOm' stilling Scltr. M ANIIASSETT, llro#n mas-
•r. will have quick despa'ch I n the ab«vo port. For
idght or prs.-uge, apply on board to miptaiu, or tn
• COHENS ft. HERTZ.
Ft MI LIVER P( )t)L,—The ship "M GUI .Till E,
i|it. H. VV. Chapman, will have dispatch. For
Igln of 4'io bales Cotton to complcto her cargo, apply
cuptuiu on hoard,or to
oct IS T. n. & J. G. MILLS.
a,£? Foil NEW YORK.—The fast sailing schr.
^itigSILAS WRIGHT, ( apt. Murphy. For Ireight
JRANE, WELLS U CO.
NOTicli.C’. IC.lt.
, ON AND AFTEKTIIl'RSDAY NEXT, the
I Hth instant, no person will ho nlhwed to
pie Cotton In (he Depot. W. M. WADLEY.
General Siipurinteiulunt.
Transpnriuiinii Office, C. R. R., Oct. 13. net 15-lw
NOTICE.
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
nr C< INAIGNEES of Grain and other mercbandlsei
lie hereby nntiHed that unless their freight is removed
idiln 48 hours from date of discharging, Iho same will
grayed at their expense and risk, to a public Ware
house. WM. M. WAUI.EY.
sept ‘J7—If General Superintendent.
TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF CHATHAM
I am u candidate for Receiver of Tax Re-
MF turns at tho election iu January next, and n
speeifully ask vour support,
may Stf—JanS,''Sit WM. W. OATES.
SAVANNAH, MAY I. IH56.
SlitssRs Editors:—You will plen-m nt
Bounce Mu. ALEXANDER THOMAS m „
Fandldute fop Receiver or Tux Returns, al the ensuing
January election, and obllgo M AN Y VOTERS,
may 3
FELLOW CITIZENS :-•! am‘Tcindldaia
, for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns, in
aituary next, and respectfully solicit your vi
r L E. D
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—I urn a candidate
for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns, In
tanuary next, and respectfully solicit your vote*.
may 14 lf_ Z.N.VV1NKLER.
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—I nm a cuudhinto
fortheoffleoof Receiver or Tux Returns, In
lauuiiry next, and respectfully anHcll your voles,
may90 If JOHN II. HABERSHAM.
EL LOW CITIZENS t—On the first ot
May last, I Hiinouucod myself a cnodidate
receiver of Tax Returns : nnd am noioacandl-
uate for that office, at the next election, and respect
fully solicit your support.
Your obedient servant.
lort . H. T.THF.HS.
par.
January tie:
of
of ..
of
of....
of....
of....
of
of
CAPITALS.
N
.. ft,(MM) is
.. 4,000 Is
.. 3,0<H) J».
.. 2,000 Is
.. 1,5(10 Is
.. 1,1 (Ml Is
.. 1,1)00 U
.. ftlKliB....
.. 2011 Is ...
.. 120 1s
100 Is
SO Is
3 Is
,. -813,(Hill
... 3,0110
... 4,000
... 3,OHO
... 2,000
... 1.500
... 1,100
... 5,00(1
... 0,0lMt
... 2,000
... 1,200
... 2,500
... 3,500
... 8,400
.... ' MOO
^ttucrtUcmmu
FflHTUB STATU* iU All, f MME,
FOR PALATKA, eTfLA.. VIA DARIEN,
BRUNSWICK. ST. MARYS. JACKSON
VILLE, M1DDLEBURG, (SLACK CREEK.)
ANDPICOLATA.
. . — fc, I tie new and elegant Steam Packet
ST. JOHNS, Capt. Janies Freeborn, hav
ing leaumedher trips to Florida, will u-nve tor the
above nlsces over) Saturday, at 10 o’clock.
For Freight or Passage, having excellent state room
accumtnn u (Ions, apply on hoard, at the Florida Sleaui
Packet wharf, near the G.w Works, or to
Jo23 OLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM. Agents.
FOR NEW*YORK-OLD EsTABLisnitD Link.
The fine Schr KATE BRIGHAM, J. W. Evans,
“III meet with despatch as above. Fur freight
j on board «t Telfair’s wharf, or to
II HIGH AM . KELLY & CO.
.Salta at auction.
by ciiihkeLl t co.
Mill
Master, w
KT May
for Receiver o
FOli TAX OOI.LEOTOH.
ro THE VOTERS (IF CHATHAM COUNTY.
— GENTLEMEN :-l am a candidate for the
__ iffleeof Tax Collector of this County, (tho
oleetTon to be held on the first Monday In Januury,
“tftil.) and respectfully solicit your support,
may ID—if PETER G ■ THOM A*
milNIC’AI. CAItl).
■naxiivs KA.niiir&,
Profvssor of *Wunic,
Respectfully offer his services to the
cltlx-ns of Savnnuah.
To lie tnuud at W. D. Zogbaum'sm&KiS
Music Store
oct 1—3m
I.EFLEIt a wili oi, '
DENTISTS,
Office over Do Witt at Morgun's Sloro
on Congress Street, will be opened next
Moi day.
oct 4 SAVANNAH, QA. tf
mi/SlC. BlUSilCAl. INVl’Iii:.71UNT*, Ac.
W. D. Zogbiiuni A. Co.
NO. 107 lilt VAN A 74 S J.JULlttN STS.
HAVE RECEIVED PER
IIKIiaNT ARRIVALS A I I'LL
, w . and COMPLETE stock ol . . _ . w .
iluslc, .Musical liiMruiuenls of uvory discrlpti ui
I’iniioforlesby the best makers and aolocled with great
euro by Alr.S. Derg, Si rings, tic, in, it
A MibBi-ijiieiit iidvurliacmuiit, giving u fuller account
of lltvlr stock, will bo prepuredju n lew days. In -ho
mcnulline, the public lire Invited to cull uml examine
for themselves. net 8 II
V A 1.1/AIII.li tlO I I 8. FOU SA l.li-
THE SUIISCRIRER, desirous of removing
L.jj! IVest ,olfoi s lor sale that valiinhlc and extensive
JttiUslL Hotel in this place, known ns
“WASHINGTON HALL"
The ('.‘•talishmeui is cniunlotu in nil us nrrnngeiuents,
has u large number nt rooms, all In Hinrnimh repair, et
ery iioces-ury oulhuilding, a large garden, grazing lots.
Mid all Its Hjipoinlmenls Inferior to no Hole in Hi* up
country. The house is supplied with excellent furni
ture, all of which is neurit m w. and will he sold with
tho establishment. Ilei'ig the tmhj Until in one of the
largest towns of^ upper Georgia, It is now doing an ex
tensive and profitable husliiesa.
Terms inoderate,iind may bo had by application (o the
proprietor at this place.
JAS. E WADDEV.
\V u«hlngt .n, Ga., t tct. 8th. 1855. codilm
f.y Augusta Chronicle 8c Sentinel will please copy
inTri-Weekly until lorhid.
I do
ft do
l» do
10 do
10 do
2ft do
70 do
330 do
2d Approximation Prizes ol
SOI Prizes amounting to 900,01X1.
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Every Prlio drawn at each drawing, and paid when
due, in full, without deduction. Orders strictly confi
dential. Drawings sent to orders. Registered letters at
my risk. Bills on all solvent Hunk - at par.
13T Whole Tickets $IU; Halves 85; Quarters 82.50-
Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager,
sept 95 Macon, Ga.
BY AUTHORITY OV TIIK ST|TK OK UKUKUlA
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME FOR OCTOBER.
ClaNN B,
To be drawn October 24th, 1855, in tho City of Atlanta,
(In., when prizes amounting to
30,000 DOLLARS!
Will be distributed to fortunate stockholders In accor
dance with the lollowing
171 A T C II I, li S N * V M F. 1W Iil
I Prize of 810,000
2 prize of VtMIl) are 4,000 43 prize of 50 aro 2150
3 do of 5011 are 1,500 83 do or 2ft ore 207ft
II do of 230 aro «,7ft» ~
1.1 do of llOnro 1.100
17 da of 7ft nro 1,273
1,000 prizes, amounting to 830,000
* ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
fry*Tickets 95-Halves 82.5O-Quarlers«l.2.5-£0
Bills on all solvent Banks at par. All cornu tiulcatlons
elrlolly confidential. SAMUEL SWAN,
Agent nnd Manager, Atlanta,Gu.
J. F. AWTRRY, General Agent, Savannah,Ga.,
Office on Broughton si. between Drayton and B.-.ll sts
sep 27
FOU NEW YORK—Nkw Link.—The regular
•SBfisPnckut brig MACON, Capt. Wulklns, will have
dispatch for (he above port. For freight or pnssage, ap
ply to oct 13 HOWLAND At HON.
FOR ST. MARKS AND NEWPOR'j, FLA.—
£SL&PKKMANKnT LINE.—fTo sail on ok aaroRK
1st Nov.)—The brig TIMES, Ell Phlnney, muster, will
h-ovo ns above. For freight or passage, both cabin and
steerage, apply to WII.I.IaM M. TUNNO,
North Commercial Whmf
N. it.—other regular vessels will succeed the TIMES,
and also run toceunr Keys, Florida. net 4—2w
J* FOR LlVERI’OoI,.-TheshlpSulFiTTpuRT,
■S&St&bavIng matt or her cargo engugul. will meet
with dispatch us above. For bulnuce «f freight, upuiy
to [octl] DANA fc WASH BURN.
ie Ffm NEW YORK.—Union l.iNK -fhe t.ew
JaLtiC* clipper tchr. TARGET, Davis, Master will
have (le-piitch for the ubove port. “ ' ' -
Administrators Hale.
ON TUESDAY,tho flih day of Novomber beat, lie*
tween tho legal hours or sale,
WILL'behold before tho r’ourt House In this city.—
One negro woman, named Isabella, aged about 2ft years,
a good Seamstress—a superior Cook. Washer audlrouer.
Sold as the property of Geo. Oliver, dec-, by permb-
•lonor the Ordinary, for the benefit or the heirs and
creditors. Terms Cash. JAMES R. FRASER.
oct-4 »■ Administrator.
House nnd Lot at Private Snlo.
Lot hikI Improvements No. & Calhoun ward, corner ol
Jones and Abercorn-Mreets. On this lot Is a new
ly finished brick house with all tbe modern improve
ments. The purchaser may very truly exolaini on en-
terluglts door:
“ I cannot think of sorrow now, and doubt
If e'er I lell it—’ll* so duzi'Jed
From my memory by this oblivious transport.”
oct 1
Village Lots and Improvements at Private Safe.
A comfortable dwelling In the village of Sprliigflod.
Effingham county, with six comfortable rooms.a pantry,
8lc ; also. barn*, stublo. carriage house, negro houses
nnd oilier necen-nry oul-bulldhigs situated on ton acres
ol Innd. four acres of which is cultivated and Is very
J iroduclivo. Ontlm premises Is an orcliurd of excel-
out peaches: all ol which 1s for sale low. sept 21)
wTnes nnd Liquors at Private Halo.
I III!D. ID H.I.ANI) GIN ; 3 qr. casks superior I’ule
Brandy : 5 eighth casks superior Palo Brandy ; 2 qr.
ensks dork Brandy: I qr. cask Muscat Wine; 1 qr,
cask Brown Sherry ; 1 bbl. sup-riorolu Scotch Whiskey.
F< r sale low at [sept 29] 134 BAY STREET.
Jbajra at Htuttfow.
IIF RYLU ft'JMIJN'JMOtMft,
To Rent.
Tho cottago near Falrlawn. Will bo rented low If ap.
pllod for Immediately,
oct It)
At Private Sate.
Five thousand acres of Land, situated on ths Alta*
tnahn River, In Tattaall county. On the plantation are
two settlements {about 400 acres are In a high state of
cultivation, tho remainder of the land Is well timbered.
For particulars apply to John M. Dasher, on tho place,
or to Wylly 8c. MonUnollln, Savannah. Ga. octO
At Private Sale.
Twohundrid acres of Land, within one and a hall
miles ol tho city. HO acres cleared and In n high state of
cuhlVBtlon, the remainder Is well wooded. Tho Im
provements consists in a cottage dwelling, negro houses,
and all out houses necessary for a well improved place.
With (ha place will be sold, If required, about 1,000
bushels or Corn. Fodder, Hay, stock of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs, 8tc. Apply tj Wylly 8s Mnnimollln. . net 0
At Private sale.
Seventy -eight acros of land, within four tnilnsof the
eily, about 4ti acres cleniwd and ill fine planting order.
The i inprnveuicnt bconsists nr a dwelling, negro house?,
and all necessary out houses. i*ck.O
At Private Sale.
A Clinker Built Sloop Boat, IH feet long, a Cast salh-r,
III perfect enter, sails new and sveiy thing complete.
Will be sold u Imrgulu.
t ll
Ot,
flni'l
,rl -.,? or iff'Khltipply to
S|)EN, STARR 8l bo.
‘OR NEW YORK—GRonou Link.—Tho
fine fast Hulling Schr. MOONLIGHT, Rodgers,
mauler, will have quick despatch for the above port. For
freight or passage apply on board to captain, or to
oct 5 COHENS Ai ||ERTZ.
Bnggv nnd Horse ot Private Snlo
A recond hand Buggy, nearly new : also n six year
old Horse, wurranted sound, kind and gentle; works
finely In harness. Will ho sold low if applied for im
mediately. sep 97
D RAWN NUMBERSof Greene and Pulaski Monu
ment Letter), Class 247 :
77 16 17 21 2H 54 34 30 43 73 10 4 TO 24
oel 17 E. WITIIINGTON
$13,000
75 Number Lottery—12 Drawn Billiots.
Greene and Pulaski Lottery,
C'l.ANS 120. 248 for 1855.
To be drawn lit savunnuh Ga., Oct. 17, IPftft.
GREGORY 8l MAURY, MANAGERS.
schkmk:
1 of 913-000-1 Of •l.ooo—1 of §3,000
Tickets *4—Shares in propurton
Tickets and Shares Hither singly or by tho Package,
for sale by
oct IT E. WITIIINGTON.
LOST, WANTS, &c.
IIOUNI? SERVANT WANTED.
A WHITE WOMAN, who Is willing to undertake
the general house work In a small family, in the
country, and can muko hersoll useful In plain sewing,
8tc., can hear c.f s situation on application at this of
fice. Her pausago will be paid by the adverlLer.
oct 15-1w
WANTED* i
inn BALES Cotton on Deck, to complete cargo of
l'Mr Brig SCOTLAND, for Boston. Apply to
octO BRIGHAM, KELLY 8l Cl
FOR NEW YORK.—The brig EXCEL,Capt.
|, «‘ lll »““i having most of her cargo engaged will
meet with dispatch ns above. For balance of Ireight
apply to oct 9 DANA & WASHBURN.
FOR NEW YORK.—Union Link.— 1 The pack-
el brig MAR Y, Walker, master, having n por
tion (Tf her cargo engaged will have despatch for tho
above port. For freight npr ly to
sept 2H OGDEN, STARR It C-).
FOR PHILADELPHIA.—Tho bark T. E. ILXX
;TKR,C’upt. Scull, having roost of her cargo on-
will tiaxo quick despatch. For freight no ply to
_•£ C. A. GREINER.
Ft)R N. YORK— Old Establishvd - Link-
ajlUt; The regular pucket brig EMPIRE. Mitchell,
master, will have dlspnleh ns above. For freight or
passage apply oil bot.rd,nl Telfair’s wharf or lo
BRIGHAM, KELLY 6t CO.
ydjiO FOR BOSTON .—The llsrk PETER DR.
jsE£5Mll.I M t'upt.N. Ilnsv, wants 75 halos Cotton,
to complete cargo. Apply lo
OOI 6—If ROWLAND 8t SON.
JTrfi FOR BALTIMORE—KteuLAa Link.—The
AiitSchr WOO Dll HI DUE, s J White, Master, will
have quick despatch ns nbovr. For freight or paraugu
apply on board at Telfair’s wharf, or to
oct 10 BRIGHAM. KELLY fc CO,
FOR HALTIMOR il.—'1'lie splendid packet schr
EMILY KERR, Dushielil master, will have
quick despatch for the atm r e port. For freight or pas
sage apply to
sept 11 BRIGHAM, KELLY It CO.
FOR 15 AI ill M*<) K E— It k oiTl ar L, n k—The
abE superior br.g ABBY FRANCIS, Gardner, mus
ter, will hove quick dispatch as above. For freight
or pussago lo BRIGHAM, KELLY Ic CO.
sept 4
For LfVEKPtttll..— 1 ’Ihe American bark
2kisB|YAMAGRAW , having part of her cargo eugug-
ed, will meet with dispatch. For freight apply to
oct 10-3 B, A. SOUI.LARD.
jf~Pt»R FREIGHT OR CHARTER —The Spleil-
Sesfcdid new clipper schooner W. L. BURROUGHS,
Grnlfuin master, now discharging, will be ready lor
height on Muuduy next. For particulars, apply to Capt
Graffiti,or BRIGHAM. KELLY It CO.
sept 2D
A&rt, l?l,R FREIGHT OR r 11A RT E R.—The new
J* ig SCOTLAND. Capt. Wh.thnm, is ready for
charter. 8he can take Lumber orTlinber. For partic
ulars apply on board, nr t»
•opt 24 RUIQHAM, KF4.LY It CO,
WANTED
Iflfl BALES Cotton on Deck, to complete cargo of
ll MI Schr. ALFRED BA lilt ETf, for Baltimore *
ly lo ^ocl 9]
BRIGHAM, KELLY 8t CO.
ANTED.
ROBT. HABERSHAM It SON.
WANTE l» TO III It 1-5.
A FIRST rato Meat and Pasiry Cook. For ono that
suits exactly, a permanent pluce can bo seemed,
and good wages.
sop 28—Ini RORT. HABERSHAM ft HoN.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
4TIANIJI5 OF NUIII5DU 1.15
O N and alter Sunday tho 14th October, inataut uml
uiiill lurtlior notice, the I’ussenger Trains on the
Central ltullrond, will run us follows;
BKTWKKN SAVANNAH AND MACON.
heave Savannah ft a. m., nnd 12.15 r. M.
Arrive nt Mac.in 2.15 f. M., and I a. m.
j/-,i vo .Macon 11.45 a, M-, and 9.30 p. M.
Arrive at Siivnnm.b 10.15 p. m., and 7.20 a. m.
8AVAHNA1I AN11 AUIICSTA.
12.15 P.M., and8.30 p. m.
UaveSavannah....
o at Augusta
jisaVQ Augns.u
trrive InSavuniiiih
BKTWKKN Mi
L-a>c .Macon
Arrive al Augusta
heave Auguilu
Arrive at Mucoi
. .8.46 P. m ., and 5.30 a. M
0 a. m., and 4.30 p. m
.. 1.30 p. M. and 10.45 p. M.
AND Al'OI'HTA.
,. I 1.45 a.m., and 0.30 p. m
..8 45 p. M., and 5.30 a. m.
Ham., and 4.3o p. M.
,...2.15 p.M.,und I
TO 1C 15 NT,
M TWO TENEMENTS la Gordon Block, hom
ing Chatham Square, and well turulshed wit lx
water, gua. *>lid)les, 8tc. I’lisseasion given l.-t
November. EDWARD G. WILSON, Agent,
oct 10 No. 72 llryau siieet.
~~ Ftm it it N’i ; .
A tw* story brick Iioumo, fronting Wright’s
Square, on Statu street. Apply to
oct 10
WANTF.D.
A Situation as Book-keeper or Salesman In elthorn
Dry (Joo-ls, Grocery or loin mission House. Good
references given. Apply ul thin office,
aiig 31
WANTI5D.
TWO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS, nt
L |o 21 ROBINSON fc CAMP’S.
MINT.
\ Drny book, for which
given, if left nt office of
RUSE, DAVIS fc LONG.
A. ward will bo gi ven. If left at office of
KUgSI WAYNE, GRENVILLE 8tCO.
At Private Snlo.
SUMMER RESIDENCES.
Six lots on Augustine River—beautiful, pleasaut and
healthy situations, for summer residences.
A map of tlm name may bo suoti at tho Aiicllou Store,
No. 154 Bay street.mny 99
ADF.NUY ItOW’AIlD IMSI KANUF, CO
OF NEW YORK.
Savannah, August 3d, 1853.
M R. C. II. CAMPPIELD will attend lo tho business
of this Company during my shsunco from tho city.
Thoso having Policies lo renew, or Insurance to mnko,
will plcitsu call upon him ui his office on the Bay, No.
171. S. C DUNNING, Agent,
aug 3—3mns
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—Tho supm
JaU£rlor harquellne B. IIAI.LET, Little, Muster, is
now ready for freight or clinrlor-Philiulelphia or Itul
tlmore, nrelerred. Apply to
uug 22 II It It; II AM, KELLY fc CO.
VESSEL WASTED.
.|Gi A VESSEL of I non 400 to 5IK) ions, to loud
fiUkbwith sawed lumber, for Cadiz. Apply to
_ »up <2 Ct l|| ENS & ll I5RTZ.
\V YN I’ITD i’O < IIAKT151*,
sevorul Vessels ,<> loud with Luintinr
iand Timhur, for tbe North of Eiiroiioniid
i America. EPPINGfclUt
t. S, HlfirNliarfi Sale.
H V virtue of an execution, issued out of the Un... .
States DLtnct Court for llie Northern District of
Florida, and to uie directed, I have levied upon Awzie,
formerly known as Drayton Isluud, In Lake George,
St. Johns River, containing 1,781 acres of good cotton
ami sitgnr lauds, with a new and commodious dwelling
and out houses and other Improvements. Also 131 acres
opposite the sat 1 Island on thu main laud, which will
be sold by the undersigned for cash, nt public outcry
In the town of Palaikn, Piilnnm Co., Florida, on .Mon
day, the 3d nay of Dccjinber, at 12 o’clock M. Payment
w II he received III specie. Charleston City or r-uvammh
City Bank hi Is.
E.E. BLACKBURN, Marshal,
by Geo. J, Zehuhuitcr,
Deputy Marshal.
Al Private Sale.
A Negro Man, aged 33 years, a Bricklayer by trade,
aug 18
46alJa at auction.-
__ . . [Bucckssoks to rWiaycit fcnkti
At Private Sale. - •
A first rate Cooking Ranae, With ov»n attached a5?
ntmlitire and fixtures complete, suitable for eoale; hM
been In use but a short lime, for sale low. Terms cash.
At prlvnle Sale.
A Plantation of 2.7U7 acres of first quality land, be
tween Briar Crock and tho Savannah River, Scriven
county, i» offered fur sale. This plantation l« highly
productive, and with a competent lorco c >uld be made
one of ihe most valuable plantations in Georgia; Are
hundred acres in cultivation, a good Dwelling, Gin
House, Screw and Negro Cabins, to accommodate nbou
sixty negroes, and other Improvements necessary for a
largo and well rcifulaled plantation.
It cun easily bo divided ns there aro 2,000 acres under ;
fence, with two settlements. It is very convenient to
navigation, being ouly four miles Trout ths Savannah
River. aug 10
At Private Salo.
2 I.ot-, corner of William and West llroad streets,
nud lacing South llroad street, 00 fool front by 200 feet
deep : adjoining thu lulu residence of Judge! Churl on.
Will lie sold al a bargain if applied for Immediately.
uug U
Private Sale.
A Summer Residence at No. 3>i C. It. U. Tho lot Is
five and a half acres large, and has on it a Michen and
dwelling house, the dwelling not quite finished. Ruth,
new, will be sold on reasonable terns, lor cash or ex
changed for stock In any of llie Loan Associations.
J.v 28
At Private Sale.
It) shares Savannah and Now York steamship Slock
lor sale. Apply lo
m iy 94 WVLf.Y & MOIVr.MOLl.lN.
. Liverpool Splint Coal, at Prlvats Sale.
orte " w ™, {?«"•
Cook, Washer and I roner—at PrivstaRala.
A first rata'Cook, Washer'and Irnner,and good Housa
■ervanl—sold for no fault. tli« owner having no use tor
her as the family are about leaving the city. oct 17
TTHI8 D A Y, at 1 i o’clock Hi front of store.
The usual assortment of Groceries, Provisions. LW
3 uors, Crockery and Glass Ware, Dry Goode, New ud
econd hand Furniture, Clothing,Paucy Autcles,Clooks,
Watches, Jewelry, fcc. Terms cash before delivery.
N. II.—All articles purheased at auellnn and not set
tled for before the next regular sale, will be sold on ac
count and risk of former purchase^ oct 17
Fire Probr Hales—a further supply.
JUST RECEIVED par schr North State, direct from
tho manufactory, 22 of those well known Herrings Ft-
tout flie proof Hafes, assorted sixes, two patterns,with
Halls Patent Powder proof Lock. For sale at the New
York card pricra. oct 13
Bran, Applos, Potatoes, Onions, Ac.—At Private tale
Now landing nnd lor sale low from tile wharf, 100
bids. Onions, lot) do Potatoes, 50 do Apples, 50 bales
prime llay, WM) bushels Wheat Bran. oct 18
Stores for Rent.
Seven! good stores for rent In Hodgsou’s bi lek bolld
Ing, 170 Bay street. *
Large Furniture sale—A t Auction.
On THURSDAY. I flih Inst, M II o’clock, at Mra.
Nuvitt’s Boarding House, corner nr Barnard and Hull
■trouts.
The entire lot of 'urnlture In ssld house. Consisting
In pnrt of prime fashionable parlor furniture, aofaa,
chairs, centre tables, divans, tete-o fete, looking glass*
es, sldo board, fine mahogany wardrobes and marble
top bureaus, washstsnds, bedsteads, crockery, glass
ware, silver and sliver plated ware. Also—one of
“Chlckerlng’s” Plano Fortes. Terms Cash. oct5
Hides Wanted.
THE HIGHEST market price will be paid for good
Dry Flnlt Hides. oct 4—tf
IkV T. J. YVALNIL
St. AiigtMiim Fla., Sept..1855.
Ft)Ik SALE.
A MAN, 2i years old, a good farm and nxo hand;
Ins wile,bo xuursold, u good washer and Irouer,
and their five children, a boy 12 years, a gfrl 9. a girl 8,
a gi.'l 6, and n boy (lufaiil) 8 months old. all Itkcly,
he lihy hiuI sound. Apply to
■apt81 WM. WRIGHT.
IlYlVli ANII KliNUVVmtJ HKTAIILISIIIIK.MT
7 3 Yorli-M., near Ihe Court IIoumc,
SAVANNAH, UA.
KdTABLtSlIKD IN 1832. O’" 7 3
rjx|| E ■■Mibscrlber, gratolul lo tils patrons und friends
X for their continued favors, would stale that, In ud
ditiou to the improvements In Dying acquired by turn
during his lust visit to England and Scotland, has made
arrangements tor extending Ills business, by which lie is
now enabled to Dye a greater variety of Colors on silk
and Woolen Dresses, Shawls, Ac., which ho trusts will
generally please ull who inuy favor him with their
patronage.
Gentlemen’s Garments Dyed. Cleaned or Renovated,
as inav,ho required, in the same superior stylo which
bus generally so much nlusscd his pntrons&nd friends.
Ladles’ Itounnis Dyed, Bleached and Presmil in the
most fashionable styles, t inters from the country punc
tually attended to. Terms mode-ute. When parcels
are sent by sleuintiout or railroad, word should lie sem
him by letter through the Post' ifilce.sotliut he m -y know
wtiereto eall for them.
jau 13 c ALEXANDER GAuLOWAY
TO It ENT.
t Thctonemoni of Cassel Row fronting on Roy
Hold’s square. Possession given 1st Novemlm
next. A. A.SMETS.
.1 * 23—lil'Jmns
STOIC I’. TO 1C 15 NT.
THE western Tenement of Brick Bulldlng,ad-
f Joining Mr. Jos W. Webster's, opposite Si, An-
Jsrir-Ji.drow's Hall, Brniighton street ; 3d fool front
min 90 leof deep. It consists of three stories, and a
Kuo. airy cellar, and is well lilted either for a wholesale
or it retail business. ALEX. A.SMETS.
sep 27—I in
I.OST.
A PAIR OF GOLD HPKCTAULErt, Ihe finder
I jo suitably rewarded ondoM vary !•-
oct 13
tt. II A IICHSII AM Sl HON.
WM. WRtGIIT.
foi: iei:rvT.
M TWO now two story Brick Buildings, on n high
basement, In Taylor street, east or the Medical
College. Gas pipes throughout both tenements,
•tel uvory iiimlcrn convenience $ carriage houses, am
bles, rooms for servants, with lire plucos, and ull nueua
rnry out hutldlng-; also, u well of good water In each
tar’d. I'uMftwiloii given immediately. Apply In I'lnw.
It. Patterson, No. li Whitaker street, or to the subscriber,
Ht his residence, No. 80 Broughton street, opposite the
Marshall House.
oct 16— novl GEORGE A. A- II
BKTWKKN -AY ANN All, MII.I.KDOKVILI.K ANI> K ATONTON.
Iieuvo *• **•
Arrive In Milledgeviile - 4 j* r e - M ;
heave Macon fc*
Arrive lu Eutonton
o m, m. v» ou -
Savannah, Ga., 12th Oct., 185^ ■'«” 13
M il) 1C 15 NT,
THAT COMFORTABLE Dwelling House,corner
of Prico and St. Jiilten streets, h lth Green llouro
attached. Rent $375 per uniiutn.
W.
net 10 Iw
Monument Square.
a HATS AND CAPS
Corner liarnard & ltroughlon-Sls.
£5
PRIVATE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
jlma.:
50 IM)
..20 00
..20 (Ml
..25 IX)
..2ft ID
SILK HATS.
SOFT HATS, of all descriptions.
CAPS of every STYLE and QUALITY.
Low lor Ca*u or oood Ckkuit. Ct >UN ER OF
ocj8-Jjao BROUGHTON fc BARNARD.
rr\HE UNDERSIGNED designs opening a private
1 Ac.l.ray r-r Young U-llu.Hi
Oi.,(loorglH.oo IVodiiori-iy.lll" Jnnu.r.v. HUB.
In the Literary Department, the course ol Study will
bn extensive and liberal. The Latin, French, German
id Spanish lunguttges will be taught If desired.
The ornamental Department will IncludR Music on
ll,„ piano, Organ. Harp, and Guitar—also. Drawing,
Palutiiigand Embroidery, In all their branches.
A complete apparatus will he furnished. In order to
afford ample Illustrations In the Natural Sciences.
Musical instruments will be provided so that each pu
pil may have ihe meaus of dally practice in addition to
l * The^iumber of pupils will be limited to 36.
Tuition per Annum, f 125 tit); half In advance, and
tho balance at Ihe end of tho year.
Attention is culled to the following advantages:
First.—Tho pupil receives a much larger share or at
tention than when the school Is largo und overgrown.
Second. In addition to the regular course of study.
» .« can make such selections from the languages, and
the < iriiHinental Department.us time and choice may dic
tate. without extra charge.
Third.— 1 The low rate of tuition compared wlih that
of other schools. The usual charge made lor tho
English Branches, no
Music
Latin, (extra)
Drawing and Painting
Embroidery
Making an aggregate of 918(100
To this add llie extra churgos made for the uso of fti-
iiriiuienls. stationery,8cc, and the amount whl not mil
far abort of 820U, whereas, in the plan adopted In this
Academy, Iho charge for all thesoisOUJC, leaving adif-
ferenco of 950 to 875 In Its favor. . _ . .
Rooks, Sheet Music, Drawing. Painting nnd Embroi
dery iiiuleriuls furnished al the usual rates.
Pens, ink, pn|»-r, slute -, pencils, fcc-, supplied gratis.
Persons desiring further Information, or wishing to
enter their daughters or wards, may address ine, for the
"SJSJS a "” v “ rlu “""k. bhanham._
CH.ITII.l.tl aCJIOJEMF.
rpHE EXERCISES of this School will open on
1 MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th, under the suporvi-
»-on and charge of Mr. WM. S. BOGART, us Princi
pal. All who desire lo ester this quarter, should bo
pi esent, Ir possible, the first week. The School-rooms
have undergone extonslve improvements, being refitted
tn neat nud nttradlve ety le ; and the Senior Girls’ room
bus been provided with now nnd hundsome furniture
fimn Boston. Tho Trustees tnWc pleasure in atatiug
thiii (he Principal, during the vacation, visited the
Northern cities, and secured tho services of two expe
rienced Teachers, one for tho Classical Department and
it... other lor the Junior Boys’room. A now female
Teacher, also, of much experience nnd skill, has boon
obtained Dir the Junior Girls’ room. The Principal be-
ing now relieved from clnss duly, can give Ills whole
tune to the more efficient working ortho plan. Ills
ved that the Academy, under its.present plan, and
witli Its present eorpn «if Teachers, offers ruro facilities
fi r thorough Instruction in every grudo or Classical,
Mathematical anil English Studies.
The va-ious departments aro filled as folio wo. Rev.
•Ml.KING.in charge of Senior Girl- Room;; Mrs.
PltYSE, flute of Baltimore,) of the Senior Girls’Room,
Mr. J.F. c.ANN, (late <>t Wilmington, Del .A of the
tlmslcal and Senloi Hoys’ Room ; Mr. WM. TRAVIS,
Ohio of Wilmington.) of Iho Junior Roys Room ; Mr.
T.fj. POND, Mathematical Teacher; Miss EUGENIA
CAM PH EL I , < f tho Primary Boys’ Room, and Miss
Hl.lZA MU I.Lit; AN, of the Primary Girls’Room. Mr.
P. MILLER will Instruct in Drawing, and Mr. II. MAS-
HOX In tho Modern Languages.
Tlic 6cho.nl Year consists of Ten Months, with Pour
barter,, of Eleven Weeks each, ending respectively
lftc.31. March 10. May 31. and August 10.
The Tuition Feeshuvo been rllghtly raised, and are
» w fixed permanently at the following rales, payable
•Welly In advance: ,
(W-nury Department 00 per quarter.
Junior Denari moot 8 (Ml porquurter,
tailor ami Classical Department Id on per quarter.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Ja.,
WILLIAM LAW.
K. K. IIYLKU.
'•<•1111 6 Excoutlvo Comtnlttee.
\TIM.i ', -25 hhls. Plicnix Pelicans PllipIltS, Grtven-
hit; - Tmiud “weels, und 20 d<-z- Pippiua.-Just
•uoiivod per Steamer Knoxville. For auln by
NEW GOODS
JUST IIECBIVED.
T HE SUUSORinERhasiiow In store ami is receiving
by euuli steamer front New York, a full and well
selected assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND
(iENTLEDIBVS FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting offt no DRESS und FROCK COATS, RIJSI
NESS COATS of all qualities und colours. MERINO
nnd FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWS —
GL< i YES, CRAVATS, fcc-, 8ic.
Having procured the services of an experienced cutr
ter, he flatters himself Unit he shall pe able to please
all who mny lavor him with Ills orders, and bla stock
of pieces goods is lull, and well assorted.
oc*. Ill
WM. O. PRICE.
147 Bay a* reel.
COAL AND WOOD YARD.
J . T. Til 031 AS.
offers for sale at the
UNION FERRY WHARF,
a supply of
RED ASH COAL, AND FIRE WOOD
ol all kluilH.
Consumers can depend upon being promptly sup
plied with a good article. Strict atleniloii given to Fat-
Menaurement. Boxes for orders are placed at the storer
of Messrs. J. 31. Cooper & Co., W. G. Dickson. W. Ws
Lincoln, at the office ol the Morning News, and at my
residence in Jones-street. Torina Cash. oct 8
L finder will bo rewarded by reluming It to
iy IK INF, fc Cl INNER V.
Select Ornamental Female
SEMINARY.
MISS J. E. G0EWEY AND SISTER
W ILL OPEN A SELECT HCIKH)L for a limited
number of Young Ladle-, In the BASEMENT OF
THE FIRST II \PTf>T CHURCH.
First Session of Eleven Weeks, commencing OCTO
BER mill.
Instruction will be given In tins following hranchc-ii:
French, German, Drawing, Crayoning, .Mnitnchrounit
ies, Tissue Flowers, Ornumeiitul Needle and Leather
Work, Painting in Wa er Color*, Oil und Grecian Paint
ing, Wax Fruit ami Flowers, Embossed Embroidery.
Rates of Tuition, ami Hours of Attendance inndo
known on applicnliou ul tho Room as above,
oat 10—*12
SELECT
SCHOOL FOR VOliXG L AM US.
MISS. DR. CIIIOIIXGIIAII
W ILL OPEN, on the first Mon.lay in November, a
School for Young Ladies nnd Misses, where th
usual branches of an Eughsh Education will bo (might,
wlih the French uml Lntiu Languages. Also .Music,Diuw-
lug and Fainting, In Oil and R ater Colors on Velvet and
Crayoning.
Mrs c. having had considerable experience In teach
ing, flat tors herself that she will be nine tn givo sullslnc
(Ion to those who may entrust their daughters to her care.
The School Year consists of Ten Months, with Four
Quarters of eleven weeks each, ending respectively—
Jau, 19. April 6, June 22, nnd Sept. 7. Terms nnd other so-sionto each of the above'given the first i
particulars made known by npplying In Mrs.C. her next. uug 25 WM. W
Residence on ihn North sidoot Liberty street, (none
of .Mrs. Marshal’s brick Iniildliigs.
Rcffurences to the following gentlemen:
Rt- Rev.Stephen Elliot, ,\lr. I'.D. Woolhaptor, Mr.U.
L. Lamar—Savunnuh.
Rev. I)r. E. Ford, Judge Holt, Dr. L. A. Dugas, Mr,
Henry H.Ciimmiug, Mr. Andrew J. Miller—Augusta.
Rev. S. K. Tulmadge, President of Oglethorpe Uni
versity.
Governor Johnson. oct 16—tf
FASHION' A III, C IIANCI.ti ii A U A BMl Y
MR. MCHOLS will icaumo (lie duties of his
Academy on or ubout theddtfi of November, IB55,
with new facilities for teaching a thorough nud
.practical knowledge of Dancing nnd Cullslhonlcs,
ST. ANDREW’S HALL.
IT Torms, Hours of Attendance, fcc., will bo hiu
FOIC SAL 15.
M That commodious and desirnhloresidence situ
ated on Lot No. 34, Liberty Ward, fronting on
South llroad, near West Broad streets. The
house Is substantially built of bricks, is well ffinishod
lu every pnrt. anil Oltcil tip wlih ira»M»i wntor llxiuro*.
ll also has no exaollniK pump In lb? ynrd uml n fluwor
gurilun allacliecl lo Ihe premises, together Willi all ne
cessary out buildings.
Tin- properly uun tie Inspected by any ono doslrous m
purchasing. For terms, apply to
Mp lfi-tf Til OS. II. HARDEN. Trustee.
TO IE HINT.
, A brick store nnd dwelling, corner of Charlton
■ und Jefferson street-. Apply to
«•_ sc pi 25 WYLLY fc MONTMOLI.IN.
TO U15 NT.
« Both tenements m the house In South Broad
a Hired, beloneiug <o ll. R. Jucksmi, E»q. The
“•Kns'ern luncineut will bo rented wltn the furni
ture If required. For terms, apply to
pt21 A. c. DAVENPORT.
rcji
) 0 It I5INT.
A C jtlon Wnro Ilotiso on the Bay (hut will store
- 1503 bales. Possession given iimuedinielv.
15 T. J. - ALSU, No- 179 Bny-st.
FOIt 1C 15.NT.
Hfc THREE STORKS. Wuldhnrg’s Range,in (’on-
iiJiM gress und Jefferson streets. Posse-sin given
1st November. Enquire of
»optJ3 MINIS fc JOHNSTON.
TO KENT.
A HOUSE In Gordon street, in Scuddi-r’s
Block. Possession given 1st October. Apply to
“NERY
M
sep ID
HONE fc CONNERY.
TO IEI5(NT.
firSt The Store under the bluff,nl the fool of Wliita-
,. ,!!ii ker-struet Enquire of
Jliiili. mar 29 SPENCER Ul'KRELL.
M wamed
TO RENT, a house pleasantly sitiialnd, apply to
sept7 WAYNE GRENVII.LE fc CO.
hug 16
FOU RENT.
The Store, corner liny and Whitaker streets,
occupied by A. Bonniid : the store adjoining, on
Whitaker street, occupied by 11. Logan. P«»s.
~ r ‘ l 1 '— N„vem-
RIGHT.
TO UEIN’Jr;
Tho two tenements of Iho wonrfeo Building,
consisting of three stories and nil nitlc.on lot No.
-2H, Broughton street, Washington Ward. Rent
Apply to A. A. Sniets,
TO SLA ISLAND LOTTO s Pl.ANTEIIk
riAIIE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agents
1 lor the Mule of the celebrated MoArthy SEA IS
LAND colTt IN GIN, the coiPm from which Is readily
sold, ami which usually brings inrao to live cents per
poun i more than from any oilier Gill yet Invented, are
now prepared lo supply Planters and thoso wanting,
with these u| superior workmanship at ono hundred
ami twenty flvo dollars each. Extra rollars9ll-
Extract from u letter front a Florida plnntui;
“Tim Me\rthy Gin Is intlniiely ahead ol every other
Gin yet mnniiliieiured. I would not bo without one lor
Iretiie the amount; it saves irouble, is simple, and turns
out lieiiullliil cotton. The staple Is i.ol injured, and Ihe
open process so much desired by the English buyers Is
certainly obtained.”
aug 24—tf BOSTON fc VII.LA LONGA.
.NOT ILL.
f|NWO inonlhs after date, application will he made
I to Iho Honorable, the Court of Ordinary of Chat-
hum Ciiuuly, lor leave m soil the property belouglng lo ;
the estate of llnuuuh Vn lent ine, deceased. i
SPENCEROURRELL, AdinlulsiraPir.
Savannah, July n, 1855 Jy 14 |
"(lOl'XTINfl ItOOiVlS TO LET. j
T WO Conmlug Rooms, imho building center of Ray
and Lincoln streets, to let. Apply to
Jett _ PADELFORI), FAY fc CO.
POR MALL,
A GOOD Runding Loi, corner of Jones nud Lincoln
streets,No,44 l.uluyutto Ward ; by
je in francis waver.
A (’ A It I* 15 IN T15 ft
I,''OR SALE.—About 35 yoars old; black; of good
J; chnrucier, and sound. Apply lo
Jb85 WM. WRIGHT.
VALUABLE TIANLIIL.
1 Nil 15 Subscribers keep constantly on hand a supply
of KettleweH’s Mineral Salts and Guano, and
Land I’lnsler. N. A. HARDEE fc CO.
Je 91—Omo
, NOTICE. “
DAM SHORT having made nn assignment to lliratn
Roberts for the benefit of his creditors, all per
sons liuviii-- dvmnndn against the said Adnm Short, will
please render n slutemeitt of such dcinnml to ttio us
slgitcu. HIRAM ROBERTS.
Suvannnti, May 8, IH95. muyB
VALUABLE IK LA I, ESTATE.
1 .)Y arrangement with Hie purchaser ol Fig Island
*> Mill,the whole pioperly In which the siioscrlberli
and was miely interested, enu be sold to n single pm.
chaser.
I)r. Screven la authorized to soli.
land u . W. w. STARKE.
I t) HOI SEK1515ULUS.
D AN: EI. CRON IN, 11PIIO..ST ER F.lt, •»« llRY AN ST.
\\JOULl» respeclfiilly auuounee to ihe citizens ol
V V Savannah, ihat lie is ready to make nnd put down
J U.fc ...... .... .. ._ .
• cently occupied by John W. Anderson, No. 2IMI
Bay street. oct 9 ‘
J!DO 18SEN FOB SAM'.
A PAIR of well broke Northern Horses,
^klnd nud gentle, will he sold low, the owner
having no use lor them. Inquire at this of.
out 12—6 T.R. MILLS.
Al Private Sale.
A Rond of the State of Georgia for 9500, bearing In-
leyest 7 per cent.
A Bond of the South Western Railroad forfftOO,con-
vertihle lu Stock. oct 15
Private Sale ~
A likely mulatto boy aged 25 years, to be sold to •
city resideut owner, only. Terms accommodating.
sep 26
Private 8ale.
Two “ Ely’s Patent” Gins for Sea Island Cotton, fine
finish, with metatic rollers, (new,) for sale low.
Also, 100 sacks of (2 bushels each) Egyptian Gats for
seed, Tor tale lu quantities to suit purchasers—a supe
rior artl'ile. oct a
Private Sale.
A Family of Negrons, a Woman 27 years with her
three children, Girl 0 yean, Girl 3 years, Boy 18 months.
Titles undoubted.
also :
A valuable building lot In Jones street.
• NOTICE.
nnilH undersigned have til's day established nn Agon
1 cy in Knoxville Tonne-ace, for the transaction of a
General Produce and Commission Business, to ho con
ducted by T. B. CL MIKE, under tho name nnd style of
T B. CLARAK & C". Orders for Western Produce,
thankfully received und promptly executed.
TISO.N fc MACK AY,
T. II.CLARKE.
Kith Oct., 1855. oct 13
Savannah. Ga
»«7m r* v.
'IMIG aiili-crl!'
1 ll.in-i-keei
Ins line, to iho n
und most appro
II 1C NIMH NL LOO IKV
r rospoi'lfiilly Invites iho ntlunlioii of
•r» ami persons In wntil of goods In
npinto assortment of all (he loading
al articles required for Housekeeping,
ntil55 Broughton street.
oct i:t HORACE MORSE,
' TO I* 11 ANT E118*
EURO BLANKETS.—We now '
sortnicut of Negro IHaokots,
a tlm puhllc
wliicli comparer
weigh! uml nuulity with any lo be found in
ii miirkefr or elsewhere. Wo respectfully aug-
in*
Southern
gest to llioso wlin are purcliiibing lliu above article, nud
to planters In paiticulur. to call and examine nuratoek
for themselves Ijefore buying, as wo Uuttor ourselves
that we van do Ihvin good in lids lino,
oei 2 ROKEN BAUGH fc LADSON.
"KEBSEYS. KEUNKVS, KERSEYS.
V G EANt.'E at tho slock nt Negro cloths, now li
snlo by Rokeiibaugh fc l.udson, will satisfy any
Planter that it is ono of tho best nnd cheapest that he
has ever scon In Savannah. J list call und see.
oct2 KUKENUAUGII fc LADSON.
FINE MED BLANKET*,
families who wish a superior Bed Blanket, wo
6 4,6-1, Hi-1 mid 12 4 fine Swiss Blankets, a
nnd beautiful nrtlclc. Also, 0-4, 8-1.10-4 and 12-4
Itnso Blankets. WhEncy Blankets of all sites, and n
choice English Blanket, Cradleand Crihh Blankets. The
above iitlicle will be sold al thu very lowest nrices.
Cull and examine on r lot ot lllnukef* before purclm-iug
elsewhere, [octal HoKENIIAUGH fc LADSiiN.
rpt i fu
1 ofli
RO .IT. A. ALLEN & f
TO KENT.
four of tlm live tenement Houses, situated on
corner of Jones and Abcrcorn streets. Itenl
,9250 per nunum. Possession given immcdlnicly.
Also, the store on Bull (.(reel opposite the Post Office.
Inquire of A. BONAUI),
aug 14 Cornero( Bay uml fluff sireets.
WANTED TO KENT.
L A coinloriublc dwelling in a central pnrt of tho
city. Rent not to exceed $300 per annum. Apply
to aug I WM. WRIGHT.
$50 Reward.
RUNAWAY from ihe subscriber on lho22d
till., iny negro man ALBERT, who Is 27 years
of age, very white, so much ho, that he would
not be suspected of being n Negro. Has blue
____ oyosand very light hair. Wore whon ho loft.
u long thin beard ana rode a common chesruut sorrel
horse with about 970 belonging to himself.
He Is ubout 5 ft 8 Inches high, weighs about 140 lbs.,
has un humble and meek appearance, can neither read
nor write,und Is a kind und umlablo fellow, speaks
much like a low-country negro, lie has no doubt been
led mr hy snino miserable wretch d ring my absence:
New York.
Tho above Reward will be paid for his deliver)'to me,
ortoTison fc Mackuy, Savannah,or for his apprehen
sion und safe confinement in any Juil where 1 ci.ii get
him. J* 31. 11*' ’N»
oct5—If Bolhol.Oluni Co., Georgia.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
A tract of improved LAND mi Dougherty M|
8j^counly, containing over2.00ti ncies, one liall'^V*
uuK and hickory, and llio other pine Inndol Ihe ni.-t
quality. <>n the premises nro all neces ary hiilldings
for inuncdluin occupancy. The placo yielded near leu
hales of cotton to the hand last year, and h largo sur
plus of provisions, and Is estimated one of Ihe best pla
ces In tho county The proprietor would sell becauscof
infirmity and inability to attend a divided interest.
Terms easy. First payment twelve mouths after pos
sesion, nnd the remainder in four years thereafter, by
insialmonls of one fifth each your. Any one wishing id
buy will be referred to the proprietor. For farther pm-
ticulnrs, upon application to the Editors of the Savan
nah Republican.tllNl- nnu 17
MEDICAL NOTICE.
-r-. ta "VV . - I* AUXX,
THE BOTANIC,
of
B EGS to annonnoo ihn: he has romoved Ms ro-
ridence and office from the corner of Nat a nnd
Jefferson streets, tn tho fonnor residence amt office or
the late Dr. Kichnnlsono. on llroughton-slroot, (ho
tween Montgomery and West Broad-streets, lie tenders
Ida most sincere thanksto Ins fellow-cillzelis ill the city
and country, for the very liberal employment of his pro-
fessl mill services since Ids locution in Savannah, und
takes pleasure in announcing that Ids facilities for meet
ing llio constantly increasing demands upon him are
greatly improved, hnving employed a competent person
to utluud especially to Ids office affulra.
Ludh-s may consult Idm either In Ids family parlor,
his consulting-room, adjoining his offico, or In his office.
Ills consulting-room has been furnished und arranged
wuh especial reference lo tho convenience, comfort uml I
taste of thoso visiting him profes*ionulIv.
Patients visited promptly and punctually.
For terras und further particulars, see his Medical
Journal. 8mo-ocll.
NEW STOCK of 8ALAI71ANDEB SAFES
i iF Wilder’s patent, received hy schr. Jonas Smith,
i ) from Now York. A complete assortment of those
well known Safes, of an entirely new nnu highly ap
proved pattern, provided with llio La Belle Lock, which
la both powder and burglar proof, (a specimen of this
lock detached, for exhibition,)for side
A liberal reduction will bo made on my old slock of
Sale- remaining on hand. Adply ns above.
Kept 29-Ini
TlUTfElfANII GilEE8K.—15 Kegs Gliolco Goaheii
la HuLter 25 boxes Ulmoso, landing, nnd for Halo
by lictltt itJUANTON, JOHNSTON fcCO.
$10 ONLY!
S PLENDID Building Lois and farms to suit purchas
er*. Each subscriber for only 810, will receive 29
building lots or a farm from 2 to 10 acres, 7(H) building
lots anil 50 farms will ho divided among 400 subscribers,
on the evening of llio 10th October next. These lots lire
beautifully situated in the village of i.ukcleud 46 miles
Irom tho city al New York, ami directly on tlm Long
I Man i Rat' Road, and near tho tqdeudid Lake Rnukou-
kuino. For mups and certificates apply to
sept25—td WM. WRIGHT.
NOTICE.
Tho oubscribor hits removed from Broughton-st
to the now building, corner of Barnard and Con-
gross stroeiB, Market -quaro, where ho offers for
sale a lull supply of I’uro and Genuino Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, and solicits a share of Die
public pnlrouuge.
JOS. M. TURNER, Agent,
oct. 6 Chemist fc Pharnlaceutist.
PRE.muin white lead:
I NURE White Lead ; Fronch uml American Window
Glass, just received and lorsalo ui
JOHN OLIVER’S
aug 31 Paint Store, 121 Broughton street.
"auction and commission business;““
CO-PART NEK Nil II* NOTICE.
I Have this day associated ROBERT AUSTIN in co
partnership with me In tho Auction nnd Commission
business. The business will hereafter he conducted un
der the name and stylo of Spencer Currell tt Co.
SPENCER CURRELL.
Suvnnnah, Get. 15,1B5L net 10
HAY, I1AY, HAY.
1A1\ BALES prime North River Hay landing from
lLM/ schr Kate JJrJgharo,from New York, For sale #n
the win rf,by WAVER fc CONSTANTINE,
oct Ift
M»T It UN OFF THE T1CACK.
t jsRUIT —40,000 Oranges; 15,IKM> Lemons; 21HK) Grape
1 Fruit; 50 Bunches llauuiiasund Illjioo Sicily Oran
ges; comprising the entire enrgo from llie Huliama 1st
lumla; uud will lie louiid lor aulu at the Suvauuuh F“ - '
KmpomimJiy J A. UCOVVN.
oct l-> No 27, W It link o |-i
I lARL< ill COAL—$10 per ton, Mr aulu hy
uct 10 V- A. L. LAMA]
TO KENT.
M Tho Western corner Tenement of Cnssol Row.
fronting Koynolds square; also, two of tho mid
dle Tenements of iho same row For cqiivo-
nn lice, there Is no dwelling house nf u aimilnr size.pre-
ferahlolo them, in tho city,
aug 4—tf A LEX. A. SM ETS.
FOB KENT.
M The Stores under ST. ANDREWS HALL, cor
ner of Broughton and Jefferson streets, will bo
let In two, tlm-c, or four Stores lo suit teuunls.
Pus-e-siou un 1st November. For terms, apply lo
uug 20 VV LLIA.M ROGERS, Re rotary.
TO KENT, .
M Tenements Nos. 152 ami 154, Roltnn’u Range,
from top to bottom, now occupied by Messrs.
J. V. Connerat fc Co. They will bo rented sepa
rately or together. Possession given 1st November
next. For terms, apply to COHENS fc HERTZ.
TO KENT.
M That commo,lions Store on Bay street, west of
Messrs. Scranton, Johnston fc Co., formerly oc
cupied by Messrs. Crane fc Rodgers. Possession
given 1st October, For terms npplv,to
Jy 20 Cl HI ENS fc HERTZ.
FOIt KENT.
. Htoro No. 148. Rollon’s Range, from lop to Dot-
Hsjjjl tom, now occupied by Octavus Cohen, Esq., pos-
K4illL,8eH8ioii given 1st November. For terms enquire
j y to COHENS fc HERTZ.
FOK KENT.
I Two largo nnd commodious brick stores,
roar of the old steamboat Co's Yard, from 1st
Juno to 1st November, I8*.5, with tho privilege
mufiiiuiiig the rent for « longer period.
Apply Bt this office. may .4—If
Kilt KENT-
Adosirablc th'uo story brick tenement House,
Ol on one nnd a half lots, situated in York stroet-
■possession given on 1st November. Apply to
apr Is **■
OCTAVUS COHEN.
FOK KENT.
M Tlie Store, No. 105 Bryan street, Young’abuild
ings, tormurly occupied by E.S. Koiuptun. Pot"
m r»'°" t JOHNSTON.
FOIt NALL-
M A commodious Brick Shed Warehouse, situates*
ill the rear of the Charleston Steamboat Wharf,
haviuga leaseof five years,suitable for the sto
rage of Lime, May or other merchandize. The Build
ing may bo romoved by thepurchaser.attheexpirstlon
of tho lease. Apply to N , .IM 1 .?,*’
Williamson’s Buildings.
TO LET.
M ROOMS, opposite tho Pulaski House—suitable
forofficesor sleeping apartments. Enqidre of
janC tf jwu. w. ivtibbr
l_'jj j.;H; ||T KOOI7I.
IEIGIIT Room for Rice, in V essels to New York,
- — .« orbmiisor llnvaiiu. Forlerins,)
|(i i||T. IIABKILSII AM fcriii.N. .
io-sortmeiil of Itl Hikut I
_ , »r bhIo by I
ROKENUAUGH fc LADdON. ‘
T urkic
1 Philadelphia,Now Orleam
A"
DISNKI.L’TION.
rplIE (Inn or CRANE fc RODGERS was dissolved
1 on tho PJihtnst. by mutual consent. Either party
will use the uuinuof the Urin In closing its present busi
ness. II. A. CRANK.
J. G. RODGERS,
COPARTNERSHIP.
T HE undersigned hove entered Into copartnership,
under the Arm of RODGERS « NORRIS, for the
transaction of a general Grocery business, at iho old
stand of Crane fc- Rodgers, corner of lluy and Lincoln
streets. JAMES G. RODGERS,
JAMES A. NORRIS.
Savannah, May 12, 1655 may 18—tf
T
0 Whitaker street J " jo's
prime Eastern Hay,
• lOO REWARD
W ILL bo paid for tho apprehension .vd delivery nt
our office, of Bun, n yellow complected negro
mail, need 26 years, and Morns, a mulatto boy, stout
built, freckled fuce. One of the ilds of tils eye droops a
little. VVo will pay fifty dollars for either, or tho above
reward Mr the two. They formerly belonged to Beni
d>ck Bouiquiiic, Esq., of tills city,
oct 2 WYLLY sc MONTMOLI.IN.
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
W E take pleasure in announcing to our friends and
the public, that wo have this day opened up
stairs, over our store, a splondln itraorlmoul of
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
CONSISTING OF
Royal Velvet Carpels, Various patterns ;
Brussels Tapestry Carpets;
Rich three ply Cnrpeta ;
Very hundsome two ply Carpets;
Dutch nud Hemp Carpets ;
Velvet uud cheuile Rugs ;
Mats of various styles,
English and American Drugget;
Window Shades;
Satin Delaine nnd Worsted Curtains ;
Luce nnd Muslin do;
Curtain Plus, Cornices, und Tassels ;
Cti-lUin Bauds, (limp uud Cord ;
Trimmings for Curtains;
(»il Cloths, fcc., fcc.
We have engaged Mr. Dnnlct Cronin Incut, make and
pul down Carpets and Oil Cloths when de-ired.
Wo have nlso secured the services of Mr. Antnno
llaska, late of Paris and London, whose unrivalled aklll
uud lasto in decorating nud ornamenting Windows is
unsurpassed III the Soiilhere Stales.
Do will nlso put lip Window Shades, make H ring,
Hair nr Muss Matt rinses, Bluff and cover old nnd now
Furniture, decorate French Bedsteads—and all other
ornamental work appertaining tn a fashionable resi
dence in tho latest American arid French stylos.
We hall ho pleased to have a cull fnm thoso In
search of the above goods,
oct 13 AIKEN fc BURNS, Monument eqr.
KID GI.OVES,
J UST recoived, Ladies Whhe, Black and Colored Kid
Gloves, Gents do do and do do do.
Ladies i ipern (.'ups, new style.
Do Colored Muffs; Girls do do.
White HwahS-dowiiB. fcc., by
oct ll HENRY LATHROP fc CO.
HARDWARE.
T HE undersigned are now receiving additions to their
usual VARIED STUCK OF BUILDING, House-
ke<ping, and Pluutallon Goods, which they offer al
prices unusually low.
Purchasers will find ll to their interest to look over
our assortment, which Will bo found attractive and well
selected. SAMUEL PALMER fc SON.
oct ill
EXCHANGE
A t sight on
Ll 'NI)ON.
Hamburg.
BREMEN,
BERLIN,
FRANKFORT, in sums to suit
purchaser*, for sale by CARL EI’PIN'G.
oc 12—I in
I ANDINt; ih.sdayaml lit store, 2 tons Folgntes
j Premium Lead. Also, French uud American Zincs,
in all their >uriullea ol colors. CHAFFER, fc CO.
oct 12—6 No. li Whitaker Hi root
HI.INBN, gAXHEN, AC.
1 MJIITS i-ASII— 20,(Hill, ull kinds; 3U0 palra Blinds,
j 200 Doors, all sizes: 20 Sash Doors,different sizes;
40,000 feet Mouldings, 25 different Mud; Hon boxes
t.la-H, all sizes; 10 Marble Mutillea; 25pairs inside Ve-'
neiiau Blinds, For sale do thu most ueeoiniundaliiig *
terms. CHAFFER fc Ct 1
oct 12—ft
L'ASTER v IIAV—UK) balm
1 J lauding this du- per brig Bio Grande. For rule on f
the wharf, hy oct 12 WAVER fc CONSTANT INE
/ ' UNNY CLOTH.—35 hales heavy gunny cloth, to nr-
\ T r)vo. For sale by
oct 19—0 T. K.fc J. G. MILLS.
NOHOOE.
M. SIIKLLMAN will open a School on (he first
lay of«ictoher next, In tnu hull under Solomon’s
Lodge, on President street. Kates of tuition made
known oil application. sept 19—lin.
FEUltlBINU.
r |^IIF. suhscriberis prepared to cxecutont the shortost
X notict. all orders in I’lumhiiu, In supurlor style.
Ill (RACE Mi UtsF.
oct 13 155 Broughton street.
TO BMEDEK.V
ri'MiK subscriber is prepared loexocuiaut the ahorlest
X notice und hi thu most workmanlike mniiuer, nil
kinds of Metal Roofing, Cornice, Gutters, or other work
connected with the nmiiul'dcturiiig or repairing of Cop
per, Galvanized Iron, Zinc or Sheet Iron business.
HORACE MORSE,
ocl 13 15ft liroughlon street.
DISSOLUTION •
1 MIK copartnership heretoloreexisting under the firm
of MORSE fc NICHOLS lathis duy dissolved by
mutual consent. It. MORSE will comlutto tho business
ut the old stand, 155 Broughton street. Al-otho mauu-
laciurliig and jobbing work al thu shop lu Jefferson
Thu* unsullied business of Bin firm will bo attended to
by him, and to whom nil accnuu.a and notua due Juno
1st, must be puld Immediately.
’ 1 MORSE fc NICHOLS.
Savannah, August 1st, 1855. aug I—tf
DISSOLUTION.
V OT1CK Is hereby given that tho special co-part-
1> nershlp existing between the undersigned, undos
the firm of F.J. OGDEN, will be dissolved from uud
after Ihe first day oi ^ ANCI8 j. 00DE . V
FRANCIS T. WILLIS.
Snvannnh, May 17, 1055. Jo 9—tf
iuo I* Alt *1' N E H *11II*.
p||E undersigned have this duy formed a eopartnef •
i. ship under the name and firm of C*dori, Starr fc
!«., lor urn transaction of a general Shipping ntiu com-
IIENJ. H. HARDEE.
Savannah, May 17,’55_ J tino8 _.
uo»i*7\ktn'ershii* notice
rpn E Uiidoridgiied havo this day formed a co partner-
X ship lor tho u ausnctlon of a Goneral Fuctorago
nnd Commission business, undei the nnino aud slyta
of BAYNAUD fc ROWLAND, andsolcllt the patron-
'"’""•"“‘""yi.'litArMHAvliARD,
jy || JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR.
COPA KT N EIISHIP.
pilOftfAHS. WAYNE and K. At.EX. WAYNE
Irausacliug Imsiuess In Savuunuli under tho slvla
TIKIS. H. WAYNE fc SON; C. E. GRENVILLE
fc W. T. SAMPLE, traiisacliiiB business In Chatta
nooga, under thu style of GRENVILLE fc SAMPLE,
and in Suvauimh undo* the stylo of GRENVILLE fc
Cihave entered Into copartnership (to dnlo fr.-m the
1st July, 1855,) for Iho purpeso or transacting a gen
oral
(•oiiimiNNion «V FortvurdiiiR BnainuH
Under the style of
WAYNE, GRENVILLE & CO., at Savannah,
GREN VILLK, SAMPLE fc CO., at Chatluiiooga.
T"
T M
rj • da
20000
lUOilO do
•2IMWI do
20011 do
6000 do
101 HI do
loon do
60011 do
lootio do
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
VTEGRO CLOTH AND BLANKETS.—2000 yards
Xx White (all wool) Pluius.
5000 yards Grey, (all wool) Plains.
5000 do Mixed do do
Drab mixed Ko*-seys.
do do Plains.
While do Korteys.
Illuck do do
Plaid LinseyH.
Heavy Mixed SatlnelU.
do Kentucky Jeans.
Twilled Rod Flannel.
Colton «isiinlnirgs.
„„ stout Colton Shirting.
50 bales Negro Blankets, our own importation.
a lho :
fttH) dozen Head Handkerchiefs.
KH) do Wool Caps. .
50 co Scotch Bounots, for salo on accommoda
ting terms. Planters nud factors are respectfully Invited
“ “7'“° our
SUGAR.
i A HDDS fair N <> sugar
1U 20 do do P U do
60 bbls Stuarts A and B Clarified do
25 do do Crashed do
25 do do Powdered do
(n Store and lor side hy
oct 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO.
x! ,-\I KKGs NAILS, assorted r-lzea, lauding
IN this day from schr Target, and for sale in h»la to
still piirohasere. oct II I.YNN fc SNIDER.
B uck WHEAT.- 5» Pur.kages Buck wheal. Halves,
Uuarlursand Boxes, received and f-*r
oa ll CLAGllUKN U CUNNINGHAM.
* fc ROGERS.
Executor’s Sale of Valuable
LAND AN1) 1'EItSONAL PUOPKLTY.
1 ) Y authority of the will ol William Zeiglor, late of
> Crawford county, deceased, will bo sold on the flrat
Tuesday In November next, in Knoxville, within tho
legnl Inmrs of mile, ull tlm Lunds lying in auldcounty be
longing o tho estate ol said Zuigler, (consisting of (ho
Homo Place, A tkinsou, Colbert, Siinonloii, Boon, Dug
ger, Hatcher aud Miller Lunds )
Also,al thu llihh Plantation,on thoThursdny after tho
first Tuesday lu November next, all the lands lying in
Bibb county belonging to Haid-estato. The Lands will
be sold ui purccls varying from 150 lo 1800acres, to mill
nllcluHKPsof purchasers.
Will lie sold also at thu last mentioned time uud plHr.n,
all thu Perishable Properly unsaid last uiuiilioiio Plans
lation, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle, fcc. Sale to
coiiUimiu from duy today until all Is sold. Terms on the
day of sdc. JOHN \V. DENT, Ex’r.
Crawford Co., Ga., Sopt. 5, IH5I.
r«r i ’lie Augusta constitutionalist. Southern Re
corder, Milledgeviile; Republican, Savunnuh: Intelli
gencer nml Advocate, Ailumu ; will copy uudforward
their hill for payment lo JOHN W. DENT.
|sup 5 -tda] Knoxville, (lu.
DISSOLUTION ot CO-1* A It'I'M EKS1111*
rpllE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
1 IKiTII WEI.I,fc WHITEHEAD Is hereby dlmnlv-
ed hv iniilUHl con win. Either pnrly is authorized to
attend l» the unseUled hua wess.
H. B. BOTH WELL.
Savannah, June 1,1855. It. WHITEHEAD.
CO-FA K TN li It Mf 11*. *
T HE Undersigned have this day formed a Co-part
nership lor the transaction of a Factorage and
Commission business under the name and stylo of
IK iTHWBLL fc WHITEHEAD, and ruspectlully so
licit the patroutiHge of their friends and tha public gen
erally. d, f.'IkitiTwell.
Savannah,Juno 1,185ft.
II. WHITEHEAD.
UO-FAHTN liKSIflll* NOTICE.
rpilK Undoralgned have thisday formed a co-nartner-
1 shipuiiiler tho name and nolo ofCOUl’ERfc
FRARER, lor the purpose of carrying on a Factorage
and Conor I Commission Business,ami respectlully ao-
lic t the iiulr.mage ol their friends and tho public gen
erally WM. AUDREY COLTER.
JNO. COUPKK FRASER.
Bay st., Havnnnnh,June I.
fil-W-A-TJ-'JS
DANK-NIITE LIST AMI DETECTOR,
Piibtiehril Hcmi-monthly, at .Montgomery, Ala.
At 12 DO I*ur Annum, in Advance.
1 MIK work Is printed on fine white paper and new
type, and in uppoarauce will be second o none In
tbe United States.
A Southern Bank-Note List Is ossontlnl In every Bank,
Counling House, and Public Office. Let us unite in ad
vancing our common inteiestH,„ud not permit Northern
men und Northern Detectors to line 1 unto our money
matters as liny may wish, while we are qulollv lollow
ing their dictutlou.
The work will bo carefully revised on tho day of pub 1
licutlon, and ull Important financial changer, as they
occur, noticed. Every exortlou will be made to make
it a correct and reliable guide to the Banker and Mer- ;
chant.
Hotel Proprietors, Brokers, Auctioneers, CnmmiaMon
Mercliuiils, nud o'-liers desirous ol having their names
and business widely circulated, are informed that a
limited number of advervlsetnenls will be Inror ed.—
-‘pedal rater for advertising hy the year, or for shorter
periods, may be known by applying lo any of my Agents,
or at the offico In Atlanta, (,n.
Specimen numbers will bo scut, on application by
lotK-r, free of charge.
All communications Intended for Iho Bank-Note List
and Detector, must bo addressed to Swan’s Bank-Note
List, Atlanta, Ga. SAMUEL SWAN,
Jamks Robertson, General Agent. sep 97—3m
FALL AND” WINTER GOODS.
KOHINSOA A: UAJIF,
DRAPERS AND 'J AILORS. AND DEALERS
IN FINE READY MADE CLOTHING,
A RE how receiving and opening their STOCK OF
GOODS,suitable lo the coining season, consieting
"fine 'black nnd fancy colored French, Kngligh nnd
American Cloths and Cassiineres; Vestings of bilk. sat
in, caehmoro aud plush ! Velvets, • Ivercoaiiugs of bea
ver, kersoye, mohair and pilot cloth. All of which will
bo made ami trimmed in our usual sty le, and al tho
shortest notice.
Our Ready ifrsite Clothing Is manufactured at the well
known house of VV. T. Jennings fc Co.. Broadway, Now
York, and comprises everything fine and fabliioiiablo.
Furnishing Goods ef every description rqulnite to a
gentleman's wardrobe, constantly on hand.
Also. India Rubber Goods, Trunks, Valises and Car-
next to Pulaski House.
(OPAItTNERMHlP.
rss||E undersigned havo formed a co-partnership, to
1 date from tho 1st Inst, for the transarilon of a
General Fact** rage, Commission und Forwarding Rusl
nohs, under w.o firm of
CRANE, WELLS fc CO., Sevannab, and
RICHARD CURD fc CO., Macon,
and pledge their strict personal ullentlon to ar.y dull
ness entrusted to their charge, at either place.
H. /..CRANE,
L. W. WELLS,
RICH AUD CURD
Savannah,Juno 5th, 18ft a jet)—ly
C()>PAKTNEKftiilP. L
riv||H undersigned havo formed a co-partnership under
1 thu style of VKKHTILLK fc FRIERSON, for tbe
ourniH-e or conducting n Forwarding and Goneral
Commission business. HENRY W. VBRHTILLB,
EDMUND FRIERSON.
Savannah, Angust^7, 1855. aug?
NOTKJi:.
| .•’ROM this date, all vessels navigating tho Havanneh
I’ River, will pass to the North of the Dredging Mat
chine, now employed on Iho wrecks.
All steamers, passengor, freight and low boats, wil
lot off Htoam whon approaching tao Wrecks, und past
tho Dredging Machine and Mud Flats with a diminished
speed. OCTAVUS COHEN,
1 Chairman Com. of Pllotago, pro. lem.
Savannah Gu., August 16,1855. aug I?
REMOVAL.
rplIK undersigned have removed to thccountlng room
X two doors East of Messrs. Ogdon, Starr fc Co’s.
CARLKTON fc PARSONS.
„ct9 x.’oiutnlMlon Merchants, llay-at.
"TVALUAHLB PLANTATION t'OK
SALK.
SIX miles from the elty on Iho Ogeccheo Planlc
WSm Rond, conlalniag 1,138 acros, woll udapte<l to the
•MfcMr.ulluru of Rice, Colton and Provisions, improve-
meats good. Apply to oct in WM. WKIuHT.
C M )FFEE COFFEE.—300 bags Prlmo Rio Coffee.
J 7ft mnts Java do.
50 bags Prime Porto Rico do. In store and for sale
by ocl5 SWIFT fc CO.
^U(.ARS, SUGARS.—50 bbls New Orleans Sugars, v»
O riotia qualities.
50 do Clarified do A B and C; 25 do Craab do.
20 do Puwdured do, In store aud fur salo by
oct 6 HVVIFTfcCCK_
i FOREIGN I.IQUORS.—5 halfpipes Otard, Dnprcyfc
X 1 Co.’S Brand); 4 pipos “McdonsSwsii” Holland Gin.
10 bbls Port Wine; 20 do Mudoira do, in btore aud
for sale by
oct 6
SWIFT fc CO.
B ACON, CHEESE, LARD, fcc.—Landing from ship
Southport, 25 hhds Prime Western liacou Sides.
15 do do do do Shoulders.
10 tierces Hams, fancy brands.
50 boxes White Cheese; 50 do English Dairy do.
15 bills Prime Leaf Lard, 25 kegs do do do.
100 boxes smoked tiering.; 100 do Negro Pipes.
200 reams Wrapping Paper. For sale by
oct 0 SWIFT &C
rpilllTSOF TURPENTINE.—2ft bbls. SptsTurpeu-
* 7 tine, In store aad lor sale by
. ... 1 lll'UTUn
HUNTER fc GAMMBLL.
ijLANKETLONG SllAWlAi.—Persons who would
l 1> keep warm this winter, would do well to call i
.. -* “*■—just opened and for sale b,
KEN BAUGH fc LADSOlf.
oct 1—lino
ay*LOUR fcC.,—l50sacks superfine Flour,Carmecharta
F Mills; 75 barrels do do do do ; 50 sacks flue do,
loo bushels heavy fine Oats,
50 do Corn Meal, in s.ore and for salo by
sept22 WEBSTER fc PALM£8. !
’i .'•IN IS "BRANDIES.—I Half Pipe Otard, Duprey fcl
X^ Co., vintage 1642; 1 do do do do do, 1843,
1 do do do do do, 1848,
a do llunncaso Brandy, do, 1846. fn etoro, nnd for
sep by sep 27 WEBSTER fc PALMES.
\ f ACKERI'.L, i VifiFISII, fcc.—20 hull bbls Nn 1 fc 2
.>1 ftlatkure', now; 2 Casks Codfish; Bill Rox.-s Her-
ring!; 50 bid- Men er P-tainta, ft do New While Beans,
liinding, aud for t-alu hv-
ocl 10 SCRANTON, JOllNsTON fc CO.
C aORN.—PRIME CORN on Consignment. For sal
J 56 lbs. lo Bushel, by
net 8 BAYNARD fc ROWLAND.
GEORGIA, CHARLTON CO , *
O N thu first Monday in December next, application
will be inado to tho Honorable the Court of Ordtna.
ry of CharRon county, for leave to sell thr real and per
sonal Estate or Isaac Tucker, lalo of said county, do*
ceased. IMAAC HATCHER.
oct4 Administrator.
C ORN.—150 sacks prlmo White Georgia Corn, in
store and for salo by
°ct 15, J. INOERBOLL.
H AY.—100 Rales Northern Hay landing Ibis day from
schr W'ldo World, and for sale by
ROWLAND & HON.
H AY.-Pilmo Northern Hay landing this day from
Brig Macou.and for aulu by
,|; G& ■ ROWLAND fc SON.
/ vltNNY CLOTH.^-AU Hales Gunny ciotb, for sale! to
VX arrive, by oct5 OcTAVUd COHEN.