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um riuf* » |t|tfrKr||lllon um |, otrocl to Itov.
kVIII«e«' ImjNAItl* 59 Fulton street, llrookl*n,N. Y.
° 13-1*.
notiff..
Til i: Rato or Freight on Halos of Domostlo
h« Hu* Hue to Now York, will Ik* Bitfltl Coot*
r ^l. miiiiI lurtlier nolle®.
PAnKl.FOUl), FAY k UO.
N. V. AUU HlVANNAII SlSOSSHirCO. 1
•III] SaVMHmll. I tel. 8, 1H5.V {
it t; s«F un i' ll i
II > the Philadelphia a..«l Savannah meant.
Py lltl|> Lino, on Light Goods ami Dry Goods,
«: i.o III rent* ami 15 cents per cuhie fool, being thu
established prior to Juno last.
mi| 87 C. A. I.. I.AM Alt, Agent.
tfninnTinttH for
savannah HKrum.irAN. Tuesday moii> in<,, October 30, loss.
iiiit Mir.hi
fellow i
ITIZF.iNS—I oiler lor thooltlco
of Sheriff of riiatbani county, at the ensuing
lection In Januaiv next, and loaneollully solicit your
support. |ocl 17—lilj WARING RUSSELL.
Uottcmn.
Mill Oil III IX All 1 •
TO Tim VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY.
M Uentlomen: -I am u Caiulblnto for election
fajW to tluti.nioo of or,Hoary, at the el«M<tlon in
Januniy next, and will bo llinnkful lor your sunnort.
may 89* M. tl. SHKFTALL.
M FELLOW CITIZENS:- I am a candidate
WWr for the ofllco of ordinary nt the election In
Jnnuaiy next, and ntspeclfully ask your support,
may 7 Jo,’Hit BARNARD E. BEE,
WE nro authorized to nnnounco JAMES R,
(lOllFIt F.Y, as a candidate fortboonico of
imtry of Cbnlham County, altlio ensuing January
election. •»«>' A—td
^ VVo aroauthorUod toannounco THOMAS
VtaP il. II ARDEN, as it candidate lor tlio ofllco
or ordinary or Chatham County, nt the ensuing Janu
arv election. . Jo 4 — tile*
KPKClAli NOT1VK.
[7»“Ontho tlrst day ol February next, lb® Arm
oi IIOKTON at ItlKF.MAN, will be dissolved by
IlniiUtloti. After this dale, they will do an ox-
du-ito CA«H BUSINESS, fir tbo purpose ol set
tling up.
All of our stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware
and Fancy Hoods, wc will sell at a very smull advance
oil 111® cost, lor cash only.
IIOKTON k U1KEMAN,
I III llrougblon-streel.
Savannah,June lst.IS.VI,
may ill—tf
NOTICE.
ITT THE subscrlbor lias removed hi* offleMo No.
Sin, Huy street. S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agt.
Savannah, Sept I, 1855.
NOTICE.
J During my absence from tlm Stale, Mr. J. V.
TARVER and .1. G.COIIKN, will attend to my busi
ness. aug 0 M« A, CtHIHN.
.SPECIAL NOTliT!.
M.l. PLUS' 'NS imlehied to thu lulollrm ol'PIllUK It
V I'. \ |IKK are respectfully requested to call on the sub
scriber mid pay up, aud thereby save troiibto nod ox-
p,<use. W.M.O. PRICK, 147 Huv street,
|> II Surviving Co-partner.
i ammonium:iiancineacadeiiiy.
a MU. NICHOLS will resume the duties of bis
Academy mi or about the 8"ih of November, 1855,
with new Ta,'tllllca lor teaching a thorough and
practical knowledge of Dnpctng nod Calisthenics,
ST. ANDREW’S II ALL.
I jT" Terms, Hours of Attendance, fcc., will bo nu
ll .aneed In a t'uiure advertisement, before the coin-
iicetueui of the session. oct 15—llnov
Attention, ticornin IliiNMirN.
AT TEND an extra meeting of the corps to
be held at your drill room, «m Monday even
ing,, 5th proximo, at S o’clock, to elect a Cnr-
■ uel*vice David Wnllhour resigned, and to fill
i vacancies that may then and there occur,
by order of J. P. W. HEAD.
Captain H. 11.
J .Oils II. Johsston.
t trtlerlyr Sergeant, O. II. oct 87—lot
TO YOUNG CENTLKnEN AND
LOVERS OF MUSIC, ESPECIALLY,
rpilE (iullar being almost tho only instrument which
I grown persons could learn successfully, and the
undersigned possessing lunch experience and facilities
laying and leaching lids beautiful Imminent, res
pectfully Invites nil. and young Hciitlemou especially,
i.< avail themselves of the opportunity of acquiring fn
a short time, u source of Intellectual and refined outer-
ament. For terms &c., apply to tho subscriber at
Col. 8. 8. Sibley's Hook store.
•cl 87—3 E. M. EDWARDY.
’.•Journal it Courier copy.
MRS. CLARK
W ILL resume the Exercises of her School on Mon-
day, October 29th, nt her Residence In Minrltou
Street, near thu Female Orphan Asylum, ocl 85
Milt CEI.IIK Of CIUIHTN.
FEI.I.OVV CITIZHNH:—I am a candidate
for llm office of dork of the Superior and
Interior Courts at tlm election In January next, and re
specllully ask yoiirsupporl. JM(>, K. DAVIs.
jell-iue
NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE 11
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES ON HANOI
ny aptnuaiTv or rim htatk or oboroia
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
I’nparallutl Nclieinu lor NovontbcrU
_ , , „ f-'lltAA O,
Twbo drawn November 83rd. lS55,ln the Oily of At
lanta, Ua., when prizes amounting to
30,000 DOLLARS!
U III be distributed according to the following tntlinn-
bln Scheme. 11 you draw Hie lowest Prize you get tho
coal ol tour ticket, without deduction, and remember
every I rlxu Is drawn at each drawing. Look at It I One
I’rlio to every Ten Tickets!!
PAPITAE I'UIXE, 110,0001!
Salts at auction.
IIV NPENOEH (lUfltEI.I. A (;p,
At Prlvato Hale.
HHl Halim Prime Northern liny. oct30
'At I’r valo Sale.
.Salts at auction.
Salto at auction.
IIY WYEI.V A MONT'loa.l IN.
11% X. J. WAENH.
Central Itallrnad stock at Auction.
In sliarea Central Railroad Stuck will bo sold on lues-
day, the Oili of November, during legal hours of sale.
. 4 Demijohn* superior Irish Whiskey, direct linnorta- l .. A . l, ”l“ l11,0 H'noaml place, 10 aliarea Oglotliorpe
Hon. * or* Ml Mulual Lean Association Slock. oct 30
Public Hnlo.
oct 30
At I'rivule Sale.
tine Negro Woman, n good Held band, and plain
Cook, and her two children, aged 10 and"J years, oct 80
Household Furnliiiro at Auction.
At No5 C’astlo Row, on WEDNESDAY, tho 31st or
October, instnui, at II o’clock, A M, Die following
Household Furniture •
1 prize or..
“ ' 8,01111 are 4,(MM
00 are 1.500
850 are 8,750
110 nro 1,150
75 are 1,875
do
..fin,(mm
50 uru 8,150
85 are 8,075
10 nro 8.000
5 nro 3.150
FEU.MW t’ITIZr.NSs-l am a candidate
the election In January next, for Clerk of
Tiperlor and Inferior Courts, nod will be ihmikful
for your suffrages. WM. II. Ill.'LLOCII.
may 14 Jnt>5*&0
NOTICE.—We art* authorized to niuiounco I
W*Wo JtlllN V. TARVER as a Candidate lor Clerk 1
of Hie Superior and Inferior Coiirls, at the ensuing elec
tion, In Junoary next,
may 18 Jan ’50
llErillYEU OF TAX ItETI'IINN.
T«» MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF CHATHAM C/J.
I am a cnndidale for Receiver of Tax Re-
Rv loros at the olec'.ioo In January ueal, and re-
specifully ask vour support,
_ may 88—Jan3,»30 WM. \V. OATHS.
savannaii.'.mw n 15557*
IMkskrs. Epitohh;—You will please an
notince Mr. ALEXANDER THOMAS ns a
Candidate for Receiver of Tax Reliirus, ai the ensuing ’
January election, and oblige MANY VOTERS,
may !l
FELLOW CITIZENS:-! am a candldnie
DbC®* for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns, in
January next, and respectfully solicit your votes.
l»-ir I. U. DILLON.
FEL LOW-CITIZENS :—l am a candidate
for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns, in
anunry next, and respectfully solicit your votes,
may 14 if Z. N. WINKLER.
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—I am u candidate
W&F for tlm ofllco of Receiver of Tax Returns, in
January next, and respuctfully solicit your votes.
may8t» If IOIIN It. HABERSHAM.
!< gy FELL 1W Citizens On Die 'first or
May last, I announced myself n candidate
for Receiver of Tax Kelurm*: and am now a candl-
onto for Hint office, at (be next election, and respect
fully solicit your support.
Your obedient servant,
le 0 It Tjimja.
Foil T'-t.t (!<>U7i:t'TOII.
ro THE voter’s of CHATHAM COl’NTY.
OENTLEMEN •— I am ncuudhlato for the
undB^ office of Tax Collector of this County, (the
election to bo liuld on the first Monday In January,
IH50,> nod respeclfollv solicit yotir support,
may ID—If PETER IJ. THOM AS
10 do 110 nro 1,150 li;iu do
17 do “■ '
1,000 prizes, amounting to 830,000
• «»NLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS 1
IT” Tickets $5—Halves |8.50—Quarters* 1.85-fifl
Hills on all solvent Hanks nt par. All communications
strtelly confidential. SAMUEL SWAN,
Agency oil lirotighlon stroot, between Whitaker and
Unrtiard. oct 87
03 Plantation Negroes w.ll be sold at public outcry, on
THURSDAY, 88d of November, at II o’clock, at
•Milieu, on the Central Knll Rond. (70 mho •lallon.)
This gang of Negroes worn raised in Scrlvon Couiily,
on Die plantation of Jefferson Roberts, and nro well
known throughout that County ns good plantation bands,
tin u ,,, , , - . ... ... nccusioiimd In the culture of corn and cotton. Tlm men
1 'Hack Nt alnut Parlor Sett In llrocntollo. coiislsllng ure niimug the most expert nml skillful timber cullers
of 1 • s ‘oln, DeiitleiiU'ii and l.udy * Easy Chairs, 1 An- hi Hie Slate. To those desirous of purchasing Negroes
tiquuumi 4 Easy Chairs, l black Walnut Commode for plNiiiatlnn i
\V bat-lint Fretwork Door, I black NValuut Cotoinodu and ol uatabllsl
Prlvato Sale.
SIl'iRTS anil llran, In quantities to suit pmebasera—
A pair of gentle Family Carriage Horses, kind In har
ness and good trn tellers.
Central Railroad Stoek. „
South Western Railroad Slock. oct 87.
What-not Panueled Door.l black Walnut tVniarTable,
Marble Top, I black Walnut Side Table. 8 black Wal
nut Crickets, I black Walnut Sofa Lounge, an extra ar
tide, I Leather Covered Lounge, I black Walnuts feel
Fall Leaf Extension Dining Table, 18 black NValuut
Carved T’p Dining Chairs, I Hall Stand with Class, 1
Sell chamber Furnliiiro with Marble and Wardrobe to
match, 1 Sett Chamber Furniture with Rocking Chair
and NVardrobe to match, 8 black NValuut Cottage bed
steads, 8 tsprliig buds, 8 first quality llalr Mattrniscs
“‘tli llnirnud l’<'Hlhnr Pillows and bolsters, 2 eluicK
Matlrasses, togeiliur with Parlor nml Chamber Carpets, Vm lu '; r08 ., * 1 S, , II .V W V l,t,or ba « li'i-f m
Crockery. Class and China NVare, Kitchen Furniture ami A , U , a , c J MM .*, to nidation Is a good s (.am I
Cooking tJlousds, nil Overseers hotiso, negro houses, out lioui
pari
January no
MliMCAI. t .tltb-
JTJIjITJS iiaring,
M m rof€HHOV of alfifNir,
Rospcctfully offer Ids services to Hie
citizens of Snvntinab.
. To be found at NV. D. Zogbnuin'aTKgeBl
MiihIc store
oct 1—3m
| BY AUTHORITY OK THE STATE OF GEORGIA.)
• ■
llnvaim I*Ian Lottery.
Jasper Co. Academy Lottery.
MACON, HA.
rrMIIH LOTTERY Is conducted on tho plan of lb®
1 Royal Lottery of llnvaim, of single numbers—and
drawn at concert Hal), '•/icon, C«., under tlzo aworn
rtiiporlntomUnicu of Col. Coo. M. Logan, and Jan. A.
Nlidicl, Esq.
CR-VND SCHEME Foil NOV EM HER 15, 1055,
When prizes amounting to
$50,000
CLASS O-.
Will bu distributed us follows:
Capitals—I prize of 918,imm I 10 prizes of 1
1 do 5,0(101 10 do 150
I do 3,000 18 do 180
1 do 8,000 180 do 100
, 1 do 1,500 011 do 50
1 do 1,800 1 850 do 83
I do I.Iihi I S3 Approx., prlxosoftMM
I do l,HIM |
4OH Prizes amounting In 950,000.
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBER*.
Every Prize drawn nt each drawing, nod paid when
doe. In full, without deduction. Orders strictly coiiff-
dcntial. Drawings sent to orders. Registered letters at
niv risk, bills on all solvent bunk - at imr.
ry NVIiolu Tickets 9H; Halves *1; Quarters 98.
Addicss JAMES F. NVINTElt, Manager,
sept 85 Macon, (la.
D RAWN NUMbEUSofOreciie and Pulaski Monu
ment Lottery, Class 859:
87 35 30 73 01 40 78 14 50 15 00 0 80 4ft
oct 30 E. VVITIIINOTON
$4,500
78 Number Lottery—18 Drawn ballots.
Greono and Pulaski Lottery.
CI.AMN 250 FOR IHTni.
To bo drawn lit Savannah Hu., Ocl. 3o, 1855.
CRKCOKY «c MAURY, MANACEItS.
I of $1.500-I ol *2.000-1 of 1018.
Tickets 91,00—Shares in prnpurtnn
Tioknis and Shares uithor singly or by I ho Package,
for sale by
oct 30 E. WITH I NOTON
Tho above Is all nearly new. in perfect <
best quality and luteal style.
Alsu, the Homo to Rent. Terms made known on dny
of sale. oct 89
Administrators Sale.
ON TUESDAY, the Oth day of November next, be
tween tho legal hours of sale.
NVI LI. be sold before the Court-House la this city.—
One negro woman, named Isabella, ugedabout 85 yours,
a good Seamstress—a supcrf-Jr Cook. Washer and Ironcr.
Sold us the properly of (Jen. Oliver, dec., by fiermU-
siiiiiof thu Ordinary, for the benefit of the bolrs and
creditors. Terms Cush. JAMES IL FRASER.
ocl-4 Administrator.
Villuge Lois nod Improvement sat Prlvato Sale!
A c.uiir,triable dwelling ill Iho village of Hpriiigflcd.
Kflluglinm county, with six comfortable rooms.n pnnlry,
Ac ; uUo. barns, stable, carriage house, negro houses
nml other necessary out-buildings, situated on ten acres
ol land, four acres of which is cultivated and Is very
|>roducllvu. On the premises Is an orchard of excel-
lout pouches; nil of which Is for sale low. sept 89
1Nl>L1*KXDENT HOAX
FOR PALATKA & BLACK CREEK, E. FLA.
VIA
DARIEN, bRUNHNVICK, ST. MARY*. HA., AND
JACKSONVILLE, AND PICOLATA, FLA. I
To l.rnve (on her former day) FRIDAY. I
I - *IE**"*^- The favorite steam nacketWELAKA, I
I msmK Capt.N. King, will commence Ih.t regu- 1
1 ' trips us alHive, on FRIDAY, nt 10 o'clock, A.
and will continue to leave regularly ovrry Friday,
' NVelakais well fitted op wilh airy State Rooms, and
n every way well adapted to the route.
• pt 8 M. LAITITEAU, Agent.
LEKLEit Si WILI0X,
DENTISTS,
oflU-o over DuNVill fit .Nlorgaii’s Store
on Congress *lrcel.
r^MB SAVANNAH, OA.
oct 4— ly
L HATS AND CAPS ££
Corner llnriiiiril k i{roii!rIiton*Sts.
SILK HAT*.
S' 'FT II ATS, of all descriptions.
CAPS of every STYLE and QUALITY.
Low for Cash oruood Ciikiut. CORNER OF
oc.H IJun lUtOUUIITON At UARNARD.
EDW A KliS
ON THE LAW OF IIAILMENTS.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
UbapH’r lst,bnllmenlH; chapter 8d, Deposits; chapter
3d, (fruluitoiis t.'otnmlssloiis or Mnndulcs: clmpier4ib,
(•ralidtoiis Loans, chapter 5th. Pledges or Pawns; chap
ter bill. Contracts lor Hire: chapter 7th, of Innkeepers;
' *rs oi Puisen
LOST, WANTS, &c.
WANTED.
r )( i \UI), for an uldeily Lady, with a Room having n
> ffre place In It. Apply ni tills office. oct 87,
WANTED^
inn nnn ••bshels or oyster shells to bo
HM f.UUU delivered within the next six inoulhs.-
Apply to net 83 C. A. L. LAMAR.
WANTED.,
inn RALES Cotton mi Deck, to completo cargo of
iun brig SCOTLAND, for boston. Apply to
oct 9 bRIHIIAM, KELLY U CD.
WANTED.
|/iA RALES Cotton on Deck, to complete cargo e
11 Ml Schr. ALFRED BARRETT,Tor llnltlmoru. Ap
ly to [oct 9] liltIHHAM. KELLY Sc. Co.
'% ANTED.
J JANDS to work in iho upper Rico Mills. Apply nt
. the Mills or to
ROUT. HABERSHAM &.SON.
oct 0
WANTED
A Situation ns llonk-keopor or Snlesmnn in either a
Dry Hoods,Grocery or Commission House, Hood
references given. Apply at tills office,
aug 31
a purposes uncxcc|illonul In every rcspoct,
Islied reputation In tholr neighborhood, an
opportunity is afforded such ns seldom occurs.
Titles undoubted. Terms each, or city nccaptnuces.
For Information, upplyllo TIIOS. W.CDLLIN8, Macon,
Ha.,or WYLLY 6l MONTMDl.LIN,
oct 80 Savannah, Ha.
At Prlvato 8;tlo.
THE UNION CREEK PLANTATION In South Car
olina, slluntod on the Havatiimb River, about I4mil'ia
from the city, containing 985 ucres, nil or which with
the exception of 50 acres, Is llrst quality Rico land and
res..f which Is now under bank in cultivation-
Tlirasbor,
, - . misvs, and
Improvements appertaining to a plantuti*
ALSO,
Tho adjoining tract of land called Tray, containing
I .’50 acres, more or loss, about 5U0 acres of which la
pluu land, the residue consists ol uncleared ltlver
Swamp Land—Oak mid Hickory.
For further pnrtloulnre apply at our ofllco oct 83
At Private Halo.
11)411 ACRES of first quality Land, eight miles from
the City, situated on the Canal; 150 acres of first rale
Rico f.and under bank, the balance is high land ol ns
good quality ns any In tho county, web limbered and
well wooded, with tho'.'anal running through It, ma
king It very convenient to get iho Wood or Timber to
market. For further particulars upplyat tho office.
ocl 80
A very desirable family of Ncgroos: A woman ngc.l
50 years, tlrst rnto cook; n likely tunn 81 ycnis, flel-l
band and hostler; u likely girl 17 years, field baud and
bouse servant; a likely woman 87 yours, do dodo ; her
soii.ll years, smart and intelligent: her girl, 9 years,
do do; her girl, 5 yearn, do do.oct IH
On TUESDAY, November ffth, Will bn Bold, In front of
Ibe Court House, between tho usual hours of sale,
Lot No. 589, Newton I'ountv, containing 4L0 acres,
Jtaies at atuttton.
hybEIXX pren ’iYnn;
[SltCCBMoaS TO Pill I.IIKII K JtllBUL
Fu.^Ujyie at Auction]
■ TQ.MORR./’V, Irt front oi Store,
An assortment of Parlor,' !:*»uber sod Kitchen Fur
niture, Crockery, Hlass Ware, an ..■’-.•longing to a gen*
Human about leaving tlm city. Terms cr.*b. oct 30
TO-MORROW, at 11 o’clock, In front ol s.^eT ’
The usual assortment of Groceries, Provisions, V-
quality land. Title undoubted, forms cash ; | KX.^ Jow. Irv
mrshnsers paying for title. ; "“J'ft®*•?.*"!Vh t
q«l»rs, Crockery un.l Hlass Ware, Dry Hoods, New and
Second blind F.iridinrc, Clothing,Fancy ArllcIt-B,Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, &Cf Terms cash before delivery.
- ... N. IL—All articles purheased at noctlon and notset*
On TUESDAY, November lllh, will be sold, Iii front of. tied for before the next regular sale, will be sold on ac-
lliu Court House, bet wee if tho usual lions or sale, ! count and risk of former piircbn.i-r. oct 30
A Family of Negroes t a woman 87 years of ago, nc-' ‘Administratrix Snio —
.‘".f'i'iiS"..’ ..I" 11 . L'S 1 .'. - OnTII.JIWDAV, Hill Novemtwr ICI..UI o'clock, at
washer; a girl li years ; u girl 4 years, and a boy child
18 months. J
AitlKisnmo time, a Roy, aged 10 years. All war
ranted sound, and titles undoubted. oct 8><
At Private Sale.
A lion.l of the Hiatoor Hoorgin for $5b't, bearing In
terest 7 per cent.
A lion.l of tho South Western Railroad fnr$5lK),con
vertible in Hiock. oct 15
Private Knlo
A likely mulatto boy aged 85 years, to bo sold lo u ,
dly resident owner, only. Terms iircoiimiodnling. |
* Private Sale. 1
Two “Ely’s Pntent” Glim for Sea Island Cotton, lino I
finish, with metalic rollers, (near,) for sulu low '
the lute residence of D. Vender, deceased, corner of
Broughton and llnbershnm streots,
j A complete assortment of Pino Fashionable Fund*
lure, belonging to the ostulo of David Veader, dec’d,
’ and sold by permission of the Ordinary, and por order
of thu Administratrix, for the benefit of tbu bolrs and
• creditors of said estate.
Also,
I At tho same time and place, per order of tho Exeo
1 utor, sundry articlesof Furniture, Including one splen
did 7 Octuvo Plano Forte,“Worcester” maker, in Rose*
> wood, as good ns new. Also, a good Library, Ire-,
• belonging to the estate of L. O. Reynold!, dec’d.
I Terms cash. oct 99
Rowling Alley un.l building—at Auction.
. ON Wednesday next, the 31st Inst., at 11 o’clock, will
Also, ion sticks of (8 bushels each) Egypilau’ Dais Tor ' bo sold on Iho premiseson Itryun street, tlio buildings
seed, for sale In quantities to suit purchasers—a stipe- i n° w occupied us the Alhambra bowliugiSalooii,togeto-
rlor nrll -le. 0 <-t 9 ' er with tho Ton Pin Alleys, balls. Pins, Jtc., Stc. Pur-
.... ..... . ... LI,.. . chasers to remove said buildings Immediately,
VAI.I AIIIjF, ITIAINIJHK. —
T HE Subscribers keep constantly off band u supply
of Kctlluwell’s Mineral Hnlis nml Uuntin, and
Land Plaster. N. A. HARDEE Ac. CO.
Je81— firno
not 87
NOTICE.
, DAM SHORT licvingma.lo an assignment to Hiram :
f,ots and Improvements,
At Auction.
ON TUESDAY, fitb November uexf, at 11 o’clock, In
froulof Court llouso.
T vo Lots and Improvements, 105 feet by 65 (fee aim*
i im-
...1.3hav.mi (k-mantl. I tho >u.a Adam hi,on, will ' IK .lor.
plomo ruuilor a .lulemeilt of bucIi demallil lo lug a. .
*l)ijipinu auutrtfnnnrnts.
FDR LIVERPOOL.—Tlio ship MARCIA C.
DAY, Chase, muster, will havo despntch for tho
above port. For freight of sow bales Colton, apply to
ad *8 T, It. & J. H. MILLS.
FOR BOSTON.—Tho flno bark HADIANf,
Fltnn, master, will have despaich for above
'or freight or past-ace, apply to
URIHIIAM, I
, KELLY Sl HQ.
AGENCY IIOtVAItll INSURANCE CO
OF NEW YORK.
Savannah, August 3d, 1853.
M R. C. II. CA31PFI ELD will attend to tbu business
of Ibis Company during my absence from tho city.
Those tiiiviiig Policies to renew, or Insurance to make,
will pleaso call upon him at Ids office .hi tho liny, No.
171. H. C DUNN INC, Agent,
aug 3—3iuos
uT'Si marsimTi Sale.
B Y virtue of an execution. Issued out of tho United
Suites District Court for the Northern District of
Florida, and to mo directed, I have levied upon Awzie,
formerly known as Drayton Island, in Lake Heorge,
Ht. Johns ltlver, containing 1.781 acres of good cotton
nn.l stignr lands, with u new nml commodious dwelling
and nut bouses and other improvements. Also 131 acres
opposite Ibe sui I Hand oil tlio main land, which will
bu sold bv the tindorsignud for cash, at public outcry
In (he town of Pnlatkn, Putnam Co., Florida, on Mon-
FOR NEW VoRK-Union LiNB.-Thopnck-
,etscbr. LOUISINE. Hudson, master, will have
itqmich lor the above port. For freight, apply lo
out 88 <>H D KN, ST A UK Ac CO.
<*6rri F011 NEW YORK.—The schr. SENATOR
Dayton. For freight, apply to
oct88_ ROB. IIAlIF.USIIAiM Sc SON.
FttRNEW YORK.—Saw Link.—The rogo- day,the 3d uuyof December, at 18 o’clock M. Payment
Inr pnekot brig MACON, Cnpl. Watkins, now wdl be received in specie. Charleston City or Savannah
■midmg, enn tako ibe bulk of 3hti bales Colton for above Clty'Bank hi Is.
port. Apply to E. E. BLACKBURN, Mursbnl,
oct83 ROWLAND At SON. by Uoo-J, Zelinbiuier,
»l. Aiii.ii.Uihi FI.- Sppl-lh...
slgneo.
Suvnonab, May 8, 1855,
WANTED
T WO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS, at
jo 81
RO HINSON At CAMP’S.
I'llC C:ilAUI.ENT«N-Twlrc a Week
t XXKCT1.YO It ITU THF. FLORIDA STEAM•
fits, THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF (IFOR.
(ilA,_A.YI> THE SOUTH CAROLINA U. It. ,
' Mi and after September 8th, the splen- chapter Dili, Common Carriers anti
, did steamship GORDON, Harden, gers.
inmsnderVwill run regularly between Savannah and Tlio above chapters tiro treated very full, milking a
i tiurlestou, leaving Savannah every Wednesday and book of t»li7 pages. One copy will bo mulled, free o
Puurday evening, at 0 o’clock, and Charlt-slon every postage, on receipt of *4,5(1.
Holiday and Friday evening, nt 5 o’clock. Just published and lor sale by
TheGordoii will connect both ways with the Central ItAVKN. (iOll-BAGO.,
led South Curolina Railroads, and wllb the splendid 144 Nassau street, N. Y.. a.td
Itsamor running the inland route bctwi eoSavatiiiab und oct 83 ti 475 Broadway, Albany, N, y.
i' r freight or passage, having elegant state room ac- j Cl, I.MCJ OF Till-'. SAVANNAH .TII'.IM
comniodattons,apply on board or to CAL COl.LCGr.
■cpO S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. | ON and after Monday, the 88u Inst., tlio COLLEGE
CLINIC will bo opened dndy.jrnm U to 10 o’clock,
. FOII UKAFFOICX.
IVIA BLUFF'D 'N, lllt.TON III-: AD. no YD’S LAND-
* 1NG AND CHARLESTON.
The steamer WM.SKAHRook, Cnpt.
F. Peck, will leave lor (lie nbovo
I places on Sunday, the 8lfth Inst., at 5, P. M. For Ireigbt
1 r passage,apply at tho Chnrlesloii Wharf.
a, pi I - S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent.
FOH MATTIIEW’N RVsVFF
I AND INTERMEDIATE LANDIHS ON THE SA-
1 VANN AH RIVER.
Tin- light draft sleamcr W.M. f.EBHY,
still leave from tho Charleston Steam
I Packet wliar. on Thursday morning. Frciglil received
I on Wednesday.*
1 oct 88 H. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent.
INITED STATES ill A11. 1 INF.
I FOR FALATKA, K. KLA., VIA OAKIKN,
BRUNSWICK, ST. .MARYS, JACKSON
VILLE. MIDiiLKBURd,(IJLACK CREEK,)
ANIMMCOLATA.
1 he new nnd elegant Steam Packet
ST. J' »llNS, Capt. James Freeborn, hav-
|li-g resumeiriier trips to Florida, will leave for tho
i.vunlncesover) Salorday, at 10 o’clock.
’••r ru-lgbt or Passage,having excellent Mule room
"iiiiuo ti Hons, apply on board, at tho Florida Steam
li'-i- k.-t wharf, near the (i.»s Works, or lo
i»'. , 3 CLAGIIORN &.CUNNINGII AM, Agents^
I OH KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
TO LEAVE ON FRIDAY, 10TII INSTANT.
^ ^ TlieSplendidU.S.Mnilstounn-hlpIS-
IIEL, Rollins, Communtler, will leave
^ T_'qr^&*iliis port oil Friday, Oct. IBlIi, and will
leeve tliorcaflcr regularly,on the4tb and
1 I" ol each month-
fin- ISAHEL connects, nt Havana, with thcU.S.
I'l-ol steamship Company’s Lino nt Stc-umers for San
■ Vrmu.iscn via Aspmwall, and will carry tho Pacific mails.
" r i'UHsngo, only, Hpiily lo
■ net 19 , COHENS Sl HERTZ. Agents.
JUDSON HOUSE.
Jncknauvillv, Cu>l I'loridii.
C —-. THIS new and comiuodlous House Is now
jjj, open for tho reception of lloardeis. Those
- - It wishing to nvold Him severity of n Northern ell—
« may find accommodations at the JUDSON HOUSE,
•roevery attention wlb be rendered that comfort
h-inmids—by tho management of C. W. Salisbury and
nscumpuh-iitassistants. DANIEL DAY,
ocl 80— lino Proprietor.
TO ItKNT—AX 1200.
I A small and coiivuulent IIRH 'K HOUSE, in
B 'j’li J Jones street, at two hundred dollars per annum
■ Apply at this office. 3 oct 89
opi - - - -
A.M. Medical Advice and Medicines will bo fnndsli
oil gralulu.usly li« ull Indigent perrons who may apply
at Hint hour, and when necessary, patients will beat-
toiidt-d at ilu-lr bouses, under thu Huperiiiteudeuce ol
aoii.e one of the Professors.
A Lying in Ward i» open at the Savannah Hospital,
under the care of Dr. P- M. Kollock, for indigent while
females, where every attentio,. will he paid them.
The clinic will do conducted under tho care and su
pervision of tho following professors:
Da. It. D. ARNOLD.
“ P. M. KOLLOCK,
“ W. G.
. BULLOCH,
C. W. WEST,
J. (i. HOWARD,
E. II. MARTIN,
J. It. READ.
M Its. t
ofOctc
k""«K
oc.t 88— lm
ofi:nincj ialiand winteumili*
. NEIIY GOODft.
MIts. C. FREELAND will open this dny, J9th
itoher, a largo nnd selected assortment of
s, coiisistingof French, Kilk, nml Satin
paiturn Bonnets; also a choice lot of plain und colored
Straws. Itlbbons, Velvets. Laces, Flowers, l-'oiUliors,
Embroideries, Dress Cans and Head Dreasos.
Bonnets Cleaned and Pressed.
N.B. And this Season,In the Dressmnklugdepart
ment, she * ill be enabled m please her customers In
every respect as to Fitting. Making umUJ’rlining. as shu
has advantages of procuring the best nnd most ap
proved Paris Fashion?, monthly, having also engaged
thoservlcesof a competent person from tlio North.—
.She will nay parHciilnrutleiilloiito tlio .Making, Braid
ing and Embroidering of Children's Dresses. Iliesses
made III tlio most fashionable munuui in iwuiily-foiir
hours. 177, BROUGHTON STREET,
ocl 18 Opposite ft. Andrews Hall.
MIST.
A Dray book, for which, a liberal reward will bo
given. If left ul office of
oct 8 RUSE, DAVIS Si LONG.
LOST.
A URA Y ROOK, Oil the l*th, for which it liberal re
ward will lie given, if left nt office of
atlg81 WAYNE, GRENVILLE Si CO.
i.ostT
A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES, tho finder will
lie suitably rownrded on delivery to
net 13 It. HABERSHAM St SON.
I.OSX.
\ Twelve fool Yawl Boat, painted lead color. The
finder will bo rewarded bv returning il to
Jo 18 HONE te CONNERY.
SPLENDID HOSIERY
■-'or Gentlemen’!, Wear.
C OMPRISING every variety and stylo of
CASIIM EUR.
MERINO,
LAMB WOOL,
FLANNELS.
SILK and
COTTON UNDER SHIRTS.
DRAWERS and half HOSE,
GLOVES, Ac.
Suitable for the season. Please call and provide for
yoor wauls and necessities. WM.O. PRICE,
oct 87 Merchant Tailor, 147 Bay st.
F»H HI-1 NX.
A COMFORTABLE Two Story IIIlek Dwell-
• ing. pleasantly sllunted on Liberty street, wilh
JLstahle.Carringe House.nnd Servant? Room above,
I Vard and fine Well of Wider. Applv r,
199 WM. WRIGIIT.
I:i
1Th
let I
iro in tho Eastern
nut,on Moore’s Wharf. Also, tlio Store
. cd by Mr. Ciillcii. on Hu-same Whnrl.
I '-.'5 — lino ROUT. II MIERSIIAiM A StjN.
rh hi:nx.
> THAT Wooden Dwelling on Brick Basement,
; No. Hi. York. Posses.l.,-. glvm 1st November.
W oct 85 WYLLY St MnNTMol.LlN.
FOR HUNT.
stores under HT. ANDREW * HALL, con-
T Broughton and Jefferson streets, will lie
two, three, or four Stores to null tenants,
■lotion 1st November. For terms, apply lo
M WILLIAM HUGER', St-.relnry.
for iiiiitj x.
Two largo nml coinmodloiiH hrlcs More*, lit Iho
rnur ,,r ll,H 01,1 H »uumbnnt c.,V Yard, Ini
l-.*4„ne to 1st November, lri .5, win. iho privilege
* i oiitlouing Dm rent lor a longer period.
Apply at Dos office.
may 81 - if
FOII HI
L A desirable th»oe sb.r
on on.-and a half loin,
poasonnion given oil Int
■ is (I
NT
sled in York sireet-
v« inln-r. Apply to
OTA VIIK COIIEN.
I nprl
FOII HI)NX.
i lie Store. No. HI5 Bryan street. Voting’s
tigs, formerly .-ccnpied l,y B.H, Kumptoii
ii given immediately.
tf
MINIS Sl JOHNSTON.
FOKSAl.i;.
■ A coiiirnotlloiisBrickShuil Warehouse,I'llualtMl
I iii the rear of the Charleston Steamboat Wharf,
I havlmni lease.,f flvtt yearn,nnllabh! for tlm alo-
Limit. Hay or other tnerclininllzn. Tho Build-
nmy Im removed by tbepurclinser, nt tlmnxpinillnn
-lie lease. Apply to Z. N. WINKLEIt,
) -t - tf Williamson's Bull.lings.
TO LET.
M ROOMS, opposite tlm Ptiiaski lloune— suitable
"I htrolflccaor nlneplnguparttimiitn. Enquire ol
"MunC __ If JNO. W. KELLY
TO HUNT.
I JrA “Im Western corner Tenement of Canncl Row,
I ^'-Ih'tMting Reynolds sotinre ; also, two of tlm mid-
It., **'" Temimonln of tfm name row. For convo-
I i,'!*> Hier't In no ilwelling-homm of a similar size pro-
I A. 1 '* l l"tiii,l» the city.
I -‘’i 4 ' tf A LEX. A. HM ETH.
, , KF7.0VA.
" A J.G. MILLS lisve removed to lhn office m-
I “ccuplod by John W. Anderson, No. 800
oct II— lino
I , ’ j "N AN|) f|AY.- 501 btisl.eln choice while Corn,
Bin l.uihel: prime l.'nninAi and Noilhein
""it, and for vale I
WAVER A CONV.I AMINE.
AMEniCil.
aiiOltCi: WASHINGTON!
r’|'*||E old Bruns Gun alltideil to in the letter from the
X cliuthum Artillery of Savannah, wun cuhI In Eng-
land, in 1750, was nent to this country Hnnpartofihu
artillery of Lord Cornwallis, Commander of iho British
forces at tlm time ol thu Revolution.
Thin Gun was surrendered utlhe capitulation of York
town to General George Wasulngton, and by him pru
sen led to the Chalhain artillery of Savanunh
The old RrHssSix Pounder still wears tlio Crown, hut
is covered by tlm “Stare and Stripe?,” ami bears Dm
marks ol cunnoii bulls, sword? and bayonet. Him was
darkened by being sent to Ibis country in her infancy;
Iii her old ugu she has been restored buck lo her beauty
by Ameriea.
0RYZA SATIVA:
IlUMl’IIliEY’S
IUKTAI-LIC 1-OI.ISIII
UsKQi'*i.:.Kn for lis Intended purposes, that of re
storing Metals of every description buck to llieir origi
nal finish and Im iiity, which they will retain even when
subject to exposure. It removes rust from, nml given a
muni beautiful polish to Brass, Steel, Iron, Cotipur, tf li
ver, Tin, Briiunniu, German silver. Plated Ware, and
all bright metallic works of Locomotives, Hteanisbips,
Steum and Fire Engines, Factories, Carriages, Harness,
Hurgical and Architectural Instruments, Machinery, Ac]
For (Im use of Military CoinpunieO; for tbu polishing
of their Armory, it ban no equal.
For Ruilronds, Steamships aud Manufacturing Estub
IDbniei.ls, ills by fur tlio cheapest nnd heat urllclo la ex
Isleiico.
N. YORK AND SAV’D LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Savannah, Mnyffilth, 1855.
IVe, tbu undersigned, commanders of the New York
nnd SuvHimuli Hilo of steamships, have bad tlm new
Metallic Polish ol Mr. Win. Humphreys tented on thu va
rl.tiis bright metallic wnrksor nor ship*, mid recommend
It as un article unequalled for its intended purpose.
Thomas Lyon, Coin’dersteuinsblp Augusta,
M. S. Wool.m i.!., “ “ Florida,
Gko. R. Sciiknck, “ “ Alabama,
• “ “ Knoxville.
WATER WORKS.
ENOI.NKKH’s Dai'AKTMfcNT, )
Savuouali, August 3d, 1855. j
.1/r. IVm- Humphrey* : Diinr Sir—Tlio llow Melallic
Polish,“Oryza,” of )<>ur iiiuiiiilncliire, is now In use
in this Department, und I with pleasure recommend il
os an article which has no superior for tlio polishing of
bright metallic works.
Yours, Ac h **•- •*- Linvim.k,
Engineer Kavnimuh Water Works.
CHATHAM ARTILLERY.
Ahmokv IIai-i-, Havunnid., May 5, 1855,
.Vr. iVm. Ilumplirriji: Dour ?lr—Tho Cliuthum Ar
tillery ti.-ing lunch pleased with llm l.undsoniu manlier
in wl.icti you have polished uu old liruss six pounder
whl.-l. was surrendered at the cnpilulatloiiof Yorklown,
and Ih now In their pnssen-Our., hnvedireded Hie lo ex
press to you ll.eir lhanks.
'I In- .Mi-lnllic Polish you munuhicHire of (iryzaHatl-
va, cannot lui loo highly recommended to all lliusu who
hav.- bras? guu? lo polish; for nuclra purpose II has no
nupeilor. i llilnk I may safely say ilml liereafter thu
Challinin Artillery will use uontlier miderial forimllHh-
ing llieir guns, If they can procure your Metallic Pol
ish. Respectfully yours, Ac.,
. M. J. Bin knsit, Orderly Horg’l C. A.
For sale hy Messrs. Honk A Connkiiy.
“ W.ll. Fahuki.aCii.
“ J. T J..NKH,
" W. G. i’Ol.KKIl.
All orders must lm accompanied by tfm cash.
WM. HUMPHREYS.
net 8 Chemist, Savannah.
NOXKIB.
I tllOHE INDEBTED to the Firm of CHAMPION A
WATTS, will pleaso call und nutllo accounts, us
all bills unpaid on tlm Inldny of January next, will bo
r,laced Iii llm hnuds of an Attorney for collection.
1 o;i A.II. CHAMPION.
TO HOIIHI3Klil5I»RI*8.
DANIEf. (HR )NIN, UPIHI..HTKREB, 2(1 Bll\ AN HT.
\l/u|!I.U respeclfully announce to tlm eiSIzenn of
> > hav-iiimdi, Hud be is ready lo make nnd pul down
• inp. iOil < loll., Mailing, Ac., at the idiortest notice
und on Ihc nnnd iciwoiiabln lei ms 3lim—oct 3
SELECT
SCHOOL FOR YOlNti LADIES,
m its, dr. cuanviivciiiAin
W ILL OPEN, mi (be first Monday In November, a
School for Young Ladles and Misses, where the
usual hranchesof nn English Educalloii will bo taught,
wilh tho Froiicliaud Latin Languages. Also .Music,Draw
ing nnd Painting, in Oil nnd Water Colors on Velvet und
Crayoning.
M rs C. having had considerable experience ill leach
ing, Hallers herself that slm will bo able to give satisfac
tion to those who may entrust their (laughters to her care.
Tho School Year consists of Ton Months, with Four
Quarters of cloven weeks each, ending respectively—
Jau, I!), April", Juno 88, mid Sept.7. Terms nnd other
particulars made known by apply ing to Mrs. C.
Residence oil llm Norib side ol Liberty Street, in ouo
of Mrs. MurehulV brick buildings.
Refforences to tlio following gentlemen:
Rt. Rev.Stephen Elliot, Mr.P.l). Woolhaptor, Mr.C.
L. Lainar—Savannah.
Rev. Dr. E. Ford, Judge Holt, Dr. 1,. A. Dugas, Mr.
Henry II. dimming, Mr. Andrew .1. Miller—Augusta.
Rev. S. K. Tali nudge, President of Oglethorpe Uni
versity.
Governor Johnson. net 15—If
nbnvn. For freight apply m ' ,1 " "“ vo RANSOM STOVE WORKS,
oct 83 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
3-Jr FOR NEW Y<’RK—GxoaniA Link—Toleavn
afestt Monday '-’Mb October— 1 The fine fust sailing shr /
MAPH!AHSETT, Brown mnster, will leave for llm
above port. For freight of about 800 bales cotton ap
ply l<> COHENS A HERTZ,
net 83 Agents
^£r-k POR NEW YORK—Union Link,—Tlio regm
jSfiw&lur pnekot Schr L s DAVIS, Abell master, will
have dispatch for tlio above pint. For freight, apply
to oct 85 OGDEN. STARK A CO.
Jr:}' Foil NEW YORK—old Kstaduhhkd Link.
JSatfc-Tbethio Hclsr KATE IIRIGIIAM, J. W. Evans,
Master, will meet with despatch ns above. For freight
or pas-age apply on board af Telfair’s wlinrf, or to
__*ict 1«_ __ BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
yjJoK FOR NEW Yt’'RK.—I’’nion Link —TbtThcw
clipper sclir. TARGET, Davis, Masler. will
have derpaieli for tlio above port. For freight applv to
_«'Cl H OGDEN, STARR A Co.
ah-v-K 1,1,4 •■ Volt K — Gkormia Link.—The
*y*feflim fast sailing Schr. JOHN C’AST.NER, John-
son master, will have quick despatch for the above port.
For trieght or passage, apply on Imiird.or to
«4 COIIEN8 A HERTZ.
FOR BOSTON.—Tlio new Schr. “ 11. FLAN-
NEll” will luive despatch for tho above purl.—
gbt of dock apply to
ocl 84 HUNTER A GAMMELL.
~Jr }\ FOR PHILADELPHIA.—Thoburk T. E. BAX-
2SRi±TER,Cupt. scull, liaving most of her cargoeu-
ghgeuTtvill bale quick despatch. For freight apply to
oct ID C. A. GREINER.
F‘)R LIVEUPOOL-Tho A 1 American Ship
StiJi. CHARTER OAK, lloudlllllo, master, having
jmi t oi her cargo engaged, will linvo quick tlespulch for
alm\e port. For freight apply to
_oct 8d BRIGHAM, KEI.LV A CO.
I' 0 It BOSTON.—The new Schooner W.ll.
BURK' >UGIJS,Grhffon, master, will have quick
despatch for above port. For freight or passage, apply
to _oct 80 BRIGHAM,KEI.LV A (.'().
Ft tit LI VERI’t MIL—Freight of 400 hales Cot-
■yeSriM 1 "" wanted to fill up Am. ship KALAMAZOO,
lav lor, master. Apply to
"C188 WILLIAM BATTERSBV A CO.
I'* ,,4 I'I,\ ,; RF | GU—The American 1st class
ship 31lAltClA O. DAY, CIimii, innsier, will
'?pntch fur Ihu above port. Kor frulght tuiuuK.i-
i.ni.no apply lo ' “
oet It) TR A JG MILLS.
FOR I.iVERI’OOL.-Tbo ship ELI WHIT
having nearly nil of her cargo engaged,
will meet with dispatch. For balaticoof freight,or pas
sage, apply to
_ "Ct 88 PADELFORl), FAY A CO. |
FOR IMHLADELPHiA— Schr. C. H. CAH-
jg .lyT.Hlis. Capt. Homers, will meet with quick tlis .
patch lor above port. For freight, apply lo
"Cl 88 C. A. GREINER. .
J-’+l FOR PHILADELPHIA.—Tho Schr D8MER- !
2U1& HHO.N,Graham,master, will meet with desi-aich ]
as m.ovc, for freighlor passage, npply on bon rd, or to
oct 19 IIRIGHAM. KELLY A (JO.
with out butldlncs, Pump, Ac. Tornis.—Ono half cash
half 6 months with Interest secured by mortgage, pur
chasers to pay for all papers.oct 87
rpilE firm or CRANE A RODGERS was dissolved
1 on llm 18th Inst, by mutual consent. Elthur party
will usoMio untneof the firm In closing Its eteseni busi
ness. II. A, CRANE,
J. G. RODGERS,
COPAIKXNEHRIIIP.
rrslIE umlersigiiud have entered Into copartnership,
1 under the firm of RODGERS it NORRIS, for the
transaction of a general Grocery business, at the old
stuud of Crane A Rodgers, corner of Bay and Lincoln
streets. JAMES G. RODGERS,
JAMES A. NORRIS.
Savannah, May 18,*1855 may 1b—tf
b i.sNo i. i: iio.v
T HE copartnershin heretofore existing under Hie firm
of MORSE feNICllOLft is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. II, MORSE will continue the business
'•i the old stand, 155 Broughton street. Also tho manu
facturing uud Jobbing work at tho shop In Jefferson
street.
the unsettled business of Uio firm wtll bo attended to
by him, and to whom all accoun.s nnd notes duo June
1st, must bu paid Immediately.
MOUSE U. NICHOLS.
Savannah, August 1st, 1855, aug I—tf
mSSULIIl'ION,
M OTICE Is hereby given that tho special co-part*
NKSS in,ATM at all miMlllo, ami colnnre. MknINII I llotalilTi exl.lltm l«,l»scnllio uailer.lBneil.unile.
and ri.ASNKl, IINIIKH SIIIHTa and UKAVVM-— I Ihs Orm nt t.J. IJC.lJbN, will bo dl.lolved from nnd
ULIlVE8,UUAVATM,Ao.,Ac. ntUd Uio Uni dny Id Jill,, 1AW.
Having procured the services of an "xperlcnced cut- j FRANCIS T WILIdS
HavRiiiiah, May 17,1055. Je 8—tf
HIRAM ROBERTS.
inayH
Iron Front Jewelry Store
WIIdLKSALE AND retail,
No. 116 Vrouahlun-at., between Bull if Whitaker
The largest and host selected stock of good-
over offered for sale In this city. Gold nml Sil
ver Watches. Vest, Fob and Guard Clialns.seis
of Jewelry, Chaleiaiics, Bracelets, Brooches,
fine Diamond work Finger Ring?, Silver Castors, Tea
Sets, I'llcbeis, Goblets, Cup, Cake baskets, Spomis,
Forks,Fish Knives, Pio Knives, Chocs,* Scoops, Ladles,
Syphons. Also, nil klmls of Plated Ware, Military utid
Fancy Goods, nnd u great variety of articles too numer
ous to mention; the wholu of which will bu old at re
duced prices.
All klmlsof Watches,Clocks, Jewelry arJothor Job
bing nllcudcd lo by competent hands,
oct 17 HORTON A RIKE.MAN.
NEW GOODS i
. JUST nEOEIVEO.
T HE SUIISCKIIIEKhaHiiow in store and U receiving I
hy each steamer I rum New York, u full and well 1
selected assortment of !
BEADY MADE CLOTHING t
AND
(iE.NTLI2.11 li.\’S KlllNISlIIMl liOIIDS. i
-'Oli«l?tinuof lino ORBS.** aim FROCK COAT8, RUSI
AX A I, It A NY, NKW YOIIK
W E offer for sale, at our SAVANNAH STJVE
AGENCY, a largo and varied assortment of
STOVES,
OF OUli OWN MANUFACTURE,
und sollc't a continuance of the liberal encouragement
given our Agency in lids city during the pus' year. For
Iho Information of ALL PARTIES interested in the
STOVE BUSINESS, eliher buying or soiling, we linvo
the satisfaction os Informing our customers abroad (as
those lit home know the fact-i Hint during the putt year
tee have told MORE STOFES than any other estab
lishment iii tho State of Georgia or South Carolina.
We make this statement 111 Justice to ourselves, and to
set us right before iho trade, and with a full d' lermln
atioii of doing more nnd belter for our cm-tomers du
ring the present year. .1 XMF.S SULLIVAN,
• Agent forS. II. Ransom A Co.,
oct 13—8m Stove Manufacturers, Albany, N.Y.
3200 Roward.
RUNAWAY from i he Subscriber on the 83d
September, his slave ALBERT, who Is 87
years of ago,about 5 feet 8 Inches high, weighs
about 140 pounds, has straight and very light
hair, blue e*e*.nnd is so white that It will be
difficult to detect his beluga Negro. His front teeth nro
fust decaying, chews tobacco, and Is fond of spirits Iho’
i-o drunkard, lie cannot road or write, bus no trade;
lias been accustomed to Hock und finning. Ho line but
little knowledge of tliocountry.and will linvo frequent
occushui to enquire bis way. Is rullier slow in speech,
and basrullitraii liumbleBppearnnce. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS and the lu>r«o til taken with him.) will be
given by mo for Ins confinement in any fail, and informa
tion sent lo mo so I gel him. < hie Hundred Dolluis will bo
paid lor proof to e nvict the Abolitionist who lias been
tampering with him lor.mine months past, and who has
Incited him to take this advantage of my ubscnco to
New York.
Auy oao who mny linvo seen said Negro will grently
obllgo mo by writing, so that I may liuvo some Idea of
what Hired ion be lias taken, lie will undoubtedly pass
himself as n white man. When he loll lie mdo u cites-
nut soriel horse, worth ubout §70.
J. M.TISON,
oct IH—tf Ihilliol,Glvim Co., Georgia.
NOTICE.
fit?
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
nr CONSIGNEES of Grain and oilier merchandise,
are hereby notified that unless their freight Is removed
within 48 hours from dato of discharging, tlio sumo will
OOPAUXNERSIIIP.
/TMIE undersigned havo this dny formed a copartner
' JL ship under tho nanio and firm of f.^vlob, Starr A
• Co., lor Iho transaction of a genornl Shipping and Com-
.missionbuslnoes. FRAS. J. OGDEN.
;: WM. STARR, Jr„
IIENJ.H. HARDEE.
. Savannah, May 17, ’55, June 8
t (lO.PAIIXNEIIMHIP NOTICE.
T il E Undersigned bare this day formed a co- partner
ship for the ti ansacUon of a General Factorage
• and Commleylon bnvinees, tindet the nanio and style
. . , , . .... j of BAYNAUI) A ROWLAND,andsolcilt tho patron-
piled with a good urtlcle. Smclultcuiion givuiloFal- 1 ago of their Irieuds nnd the public generally.
Measurement. Ihixcs lor orders are placed at the stoier , EPHRAIM BAYNARD,
per A Co., W. G. Dickson. W. Ws ■ Jy 11 JOHN T. ROWLAND, Jq.
ifUmfL l* 1,1 LIVERPOOL.—The ship Martha WHIT- bo grayed at their expense nnd risk, to a public Ware-
^‘^"'VltUmore, mnsier* having most of her house. WM. M. WADLEY.
freight | sept87—tf Gonerul Superintendent,
ter, he Halters himself that be shall pt u'jIo to please [
ull wlio may luvor him with Ills orders, and Ills Block I
of pieces goods is full, und well assorted.
WM. O. PRICE.
oc*. IB 147 Bay s'root.
COAL AND WOOD YARD”
j . x. xii on as,
offer* for sale at tho
UNION KERRY W II A It V,
» supply ol
RED ASI1 COAL, AND EIRE WOOD
of ull kimlN.
Conm mkh? can depend upon being promptly
Hod with ug - ' - * ■-
iloastircnicnt.
of Messrs. J. M, t: ,
Lincoln, nt the offi *e of the Morning News, and at my
resilience In Jones street. Term? Cash. ocl 8
CAlll'ET AND UPHOLSTERY
WARE HOUSE.
I40CONORKPB AND 57 ST. J I'Ll KM ’ StBKKTS.
r pllE UNDERSIGNED would take lids opportunity
J. to express lo Ins friends and tlio public generally ‘
Ills sincere thanks lor llieir liberal patronage nnd In
fluence, which Inis resulted in extension of his irndo to
ull pnrisof Hie State. Also, Carol Inn, Florida, Alabama
ami Tennessee, thereby eimbliiiqdiiiu to exhibit a stock '
unsurpassed in ai y Soil hern city.
Families, Merchants, Hotel Keepers, nnd Steamboat j
wiiors.nre particularly invited to examine the present l 1
stock, which I? now complete in nil the various depart, j <
mold?,consisting Iii part ol Hie following goods, viz: r
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
English Drugets, (various
widths,) |
Mosaic Hearth Rugs,
Velvet und Chenille do,
Tufted do,
Piano and Tahlo Cov<m.
Door .Mala,(every variety,)
Silver A Brass etulr Rods. ]
Carpel Bindings, Ac. I
CURTAIN AND UPHOLBTKRY DEPARTMENT.
Brocutells, Luce und Muslin Curtains,
Sutinde Ealni s, Gilt Cornices,
Satin and Silk Damask, Do Pins and Band*,
Worsted nnd Cotton do Tassels, Loop? and Co tils,
Velvet aud Plush, (various colors,) Window Sliudes,
(new stylo.) Also, every varlely ol Furniture Cover-
lug, Trimmings and Materials for Decorations.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
from two lo 84 feel wide, lor hulls and rooms, cut to fit
without u seam.
The subscriber will obligntn himself lo make the pri
ces on ull descriptions of goods us low as thu same qual
ity can bu purchased in any Northern city.
CCarpets cut to roouisnnd goods bent to any part
of the city I'roe of charge.
Or Ail experienced Upholster will attend to Ihc
niuking ami laying of CarpcU ami Oil i loths when re
quired. Tlm Decorative and Curiam Department is in
churgo of an Upholster of acknowledged tastonnd skill.
W II. GUlON, Agent,
oct 18 140 emigre?? and 57 St J uhnn streets.
SAL
pplvlo
BRIGHAM. KELLY A
CO. (
ng.iged. will have quick despatch. Ft
or ADD Bu lea Cotton. Apply to
oct ID M.i"...,
FDR IMlTDADELPlfiA"—Tho* Schr - FRANK
avl7, A. II.M.L, Cain, master, will have quick dus
paten as above—for freight or passage, npply on bontd,
or lo ocl 18 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
Jflfl FOR HOST' *N—The Packelsr.lir W E WELLS,
JSmSS Ferry, master, will have quit k despatch far a '
hove. !'or freight or passage, applv to
«»ct 17 OGDEN, STARR A CO
WANTED TO I’EIAUXICIK.
Several Ves.-els m load wlili I.unifier
«/5Wntid Timber, fortho North of Europe and
sol'll' Ainorica. EPPING A KU
%V. 1>. ZOGItAF.ll ,V €».«
| Would call attention
llieir stock of Piano Forte?.■BWjWp
_ [varying from OJtf to 7if oc-f J # I .
favc,“br tliu'followiiig luanufuelures: l.igbte, Ncwion A
Rrudliury’s, Hioddurd, Dunham, Bacon A Haven, lloi-
nco Waters’ and Jacob Cliickcriug’s. These Pianos
have been selected by us with great caro, and are war-
mined to be perfect in every respect. They would nlso
invite utleullon to their Inrco assortment of American
nnd Foreign Music, Violins, Guiturs, Accordoons,
Strings, Ac. Every article belonging to the Department
of Music, can bu found ut llieir storo. Instruments re
paired nnd Music sent to any pnrl of tbu country.
VV. D. Z. A Go. are also solo Agents for Knnuff’s celc-
bfnlcd Church and Parlor Organs^ oct 33
FOR SALE—A BARGAIN.
ft£9L A tract of improved LAND in Dougherty |>Hfc
county,containingovor3,0U0 iicies,(inu half
oak and hickory, and the other nine land of the first
qiiidity. (>u the premises nro all ueces ary buildings
for lininedlalu occupancy. The place yielded iiearicu
Imle? of cotlon lo Hie hand lust year, nnd a large sur
plus of provisions, and Is estimated ono of tlio bust pla
ces In tho county Tho proprietor would sell bccauseof
infirmity and iuubllily to uliund a divided Interest.
Terms easy. First payment twelve months after pos
session, nnd Ibe remainder in four y ears thereafter, by
liisiuliiieul? of ouo filth each year. Auy one wishing to
buy will bo referred to the proprietor. For further par
ticulars, upon application to the Editors <>r the Suvnn-
nnli Republican. MINI— autr 17
Ni w .STOCK of N.\ I, A.11AN l)EIt -SAI'ICS
O F Wilder’s natcni, received by sclir. Jonas Smith,
from New York. A complete as9orttnenlof these
well known Safes, of un entirely new anu highly np-
j.roved pattern, provided with the La Belle Lock, which
is both powder and hurglnr proof, (a specimen of this
lock dolnchod, for exhibition,) for salo by
C. II. UAMPPIELD.
A liberal reduction will bo made on my old Block of
Hales remaining on hand. Adply us above.
Bopl30— I iii
r
its Policies
PHEONIX INSURANCE COMP’Y.
"F HARTFORD, CoNN.
Hi ml 200,000 llolluru.
pilE subscribers huvii.g been appointed Agents or
Hie above iiauied t.'iiimiany, are prepared to Issue
‘ ", e Tnl»Uoiiipttny Insures iigaiusl
....on or Damage by Uru,on as I'avorulile terms nsaoy
re.-ponslldecompany, and its aim will be lo socuro the
confidence of thu public by an honorable course of deal
ing. ocl88 __ 'ODENS At HF.IU'Z, Agents.
NOTI(i 13. ^7t
Tlio nubscriber has removed from Urougbtoon-
totlin now building, corner of Barnard nnd G for
grossstreelH,Market Square, where lm offers us
sale a full supply or pure iml Genuine Drill,e
Medicines nnd Gbeinicals, and solicits a share oft
l»ih"cp,lr<Jlingu- Joa . M . T „ lmRllns|)lili
oct. 6 JJboinisl A Pliarnlftceutlst.
“
A T Sight nn
LONDON.
HAMBURG.
HREMHN,
HEREIN,
FRANKFORT, In Bums to suit
purebnaor?, for sale by UAltl. EPPING.
oo w— im
()A~I*N! UAI'!< 1 I
MEN’S, HOYtt’ AND C'll II.IHt UN’S (JAM.-
#1^5 RAILROAD,
m&k CRIMEA,
TRAVELLING,
NAVY CAPS,
Ofrlolh, f.enlber,Gorde Roy, Velvet and I’lush. Also,
Children's Embroidered, nt N. K. II YRNIJM’H,
oct 33 _ 153 Congress at.
i*iti".ni miii uiiiri: i.i.aii.
1 >UBF. White l.ead ; French and Aumrlcilli Window
Glass,Just received and lorsale at
vai.i aiei.i: nturi.i, for nai.i:.
THE SUHSCK1HER, desirous of removing
r-i ! i{ >y o * l .»? ,ro,8 . ror 8ll, '‘ ,,mt '"Inablo aud exlcnstvo
iLe«fL llolel in ibis place, known ns
“WASHINGTON IlALL.”
3 lie csiulishinent Is complete in all Its arrangements,
has a large number of rooms, all in thorough repnir.ev-
cry necos.-ary outbuilding, n largo garden, grazing lots, ni£T ...
i.nd all its appointment? inferior lo no Hotel in the up
country. Tho bnuso is supplied with excellent furni
ture, nil of which is nearly new, nnd will be sold with
tho establishment, doing the only Hotel in one of tlm
lurgest towns of upper Georgia, it is now doing an ex
tensive and profitable business.
Terms inoderale,nnd may bo had hy application lo the
proprietor nllhlB place.
...... „ JAS. E- WADDEY.
Washington, Ga., Del. 8th. 1855. eodltm
Eir Augusta chronicle A Sentinel will pleaso copy
In Tri-Weekly until forbid.
to i< i:.\x,
z*.jl TWO TENEMENTS in Gordon Hlnck, front-
ing Chatham Square, and well furnished with
» ■■water, gas, stables, Ac. Possession given 1st
love iii her.- EDWARD G. WILSON, Agent,
oel_U) No. 79 Bryan Street.
FOII KENT.
A tw ’ 8l " ry house, (Voiding Wright’s
Square, on State street. Apply to
- WM. WRIGHT.
ocl 10
i'OK ri:\t.
TWO new two story Brick Buildings, on a high
gFujI basement, in Taylor street, oast of the Medical
Jfii'-ia.College. Gas pipi-s throughout both tenements,
and every modem convenience; enrriago bouses, Bla-
blcs, rooms for servants, with fire places, and all ueces
rary out buildings; nlso, a well of good water in each
yard. Possession given immedlalcly. Apply to Clias.
B. Patterson, No. II Whitaker street, or to the subscriber,
nt Ills residence, No. 80 Broughton street, opposite the
Marshall House.
oct 10—novl GEORGE A. ASH
FOR It I AT
M TIIE EASTERN TENEMENT or ll?lck Build
ing, corner of Abccorn nnd Jones Stroot
Apply lo
ocl 81) IIOLCOMHE, JOHNSON A CO.
FOR 3AI.E. ,,
M TIiat coininodlous and doairabloresidence situ-
nlcil on Lot No. 34, l.lborly Ward, fronting on
South Broad, near West Broad streets. Tlio
bouse is Hiihstaullally btiill of bricks, is well fliiiisbod
In overy part, and fitted up with gas and water fixtures.
It also lias an excellent pump In.tlm yard nml a (lower
garden nltuchcd to Hie promises, together wilh nil lie-
cessary out buildings.
The proporiv eau lie Inspected by auy ono desirous of
purchasing. For terms, apply to
sep 18—if TIIOS. II. HARDEN, Trustee.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
jgMgggwCBaWKEgagi
ciianuu M l■ l;11l i:l:
O N nnd after Sunday tho Mill October, Instant nnd
until further notice, tho Passenger Trains on tho
Central Railroad, will run us follows:
IIKTWKKN SAVANNAH ANU MACON,
l.oavo Savaminh 5 a. m., and 13.15 p. M.
Arrive at Macon 3.15 e. m., and 1 a. m.
Leave Macon 11.45 A.M-,nnd D.30 r. M.
Arrive at Savannah 10.45 p. m., and 7.80
SAVANNAH ANP AlMIl'HTA.
Leave Savannah....
Arrive id Augusta
Leave Augusta
Arrive inSovanimh
IIKTWKKN MAUI
Leave Mucon
Arrive at Augusta
Leave Augusta
Arrive at Macon
ANN Alt, MILLKI
l.oavo Savannah
Arrive In Milledgovlilu
Leave Macon
Arrive in Eutouton
. 18.15 p. m., and 8.311 p. m,
...8.45 p. m., and 5.30 a.m,
0 a. >!., and 4.30 r. m.
... I.3BP. m. and 10.45 p. m,
AND Arol'HTA.
,. I 1.45 a.m., a ml 0.3(1 p. M.
. .8.45 p. m,, nml 5.3<l a
It a. m„ and 4.30 p
8.15 p. M-,nud 1 a. M.
KV1I.I.K ANU KATONT
Savannah, Gu., 18th Del.,
XII HI) liN«.
_______ . _ 1,01 GUN, iVC.
JUST RECEIVED hy Steamer?, and oilier vessels,
T"
rr 1
11 transacting business Ii
hr TIIOS. 8. WAYNE St 8
ct W. T. SAMPLE, transuctim/ business in Chatla-
jionga, under the stylo of GRENVILLE At SA3IPLE,
and in Suvaimah undo’ the stylo of GRENVILLE St
C<have entered Into copartnership (lo dale from Hi®
1st July, 1855,) for the purpuso of irunsacHug a gen
oral
DoitaniiNNion A ForavardiiiR llnainc*
Under the style of
WAYNE, GRENVILLE St CO., nt Savannah,
GRENVILLE, SAMPLE Ac CO., at Chattanooga.
CO FA ItXN Eft I _
HOMASS. WAVNE ami It. ALEX. WAYNE
s III Savannah under Iho style
Royal Medalion,
Do Velvet,
Mocel Wilton,
Do Brusmls,
Tapestry do,
Power Loom do,
Three Ply lugratu,
Two Ply do,
Wool Dutch,
DINMILI XION oi CO-FAICXhiKHNlllF
r'p|| E Co-parliiership heretofore existing between
1 ROTH WELL Ac WHITEHEAD Is hereby dlss«.'V*
ed hy mutual consent. Either party is authorizeoi^
attend lo the unsettled busmesB.
S. E. BOTH WF.I.L,
Savannah, Juno 1.1855. B. WHITEHEAD.
CO-FAIlTNF.ItSiril’.
1 "'ll E Undersigned havo Ibis day lurmed u Co-part*
. m-rsbip for the transaction of a Factorage and
Commission business under the name and stylo of
lloTII WELL Ac WHITEHEAD,and re*pcctliilly so
licit tlio iiatroniingeof I heir friend* nml Ihev.iiblicguo*
orally. 1), E. BOTH WELL.
Savannah,June 1,1855. II. WHITEHEAD.
r’O-FAltX.’VERSIIIF NOTICE.
T HE Umler.-igned linvo this day formed n co-pnrfnor-
ship under the name aud sly lo of C’oUPEK Ac
FRASER, for the purpose cf carrying on a Factorage
ami Goner' I Commission Business,and respectfully bo*
lie t IheputriHiugc of their friends nml tlm public gen
erally WM. AUDREY C'lUPER.
JNO. COUPEU FRASER.
* Bay st.. Savannah, June I.
CIIPARXNEK SHIP.
■ rxtllE undersigned havo formed a copartnership, to
JL date from tlm let inst. for the Irniisacilou of a
* General Fact'’rage, Crnimlssieu und ForwardlugllUBl
' uess,undert..c firm of
CRANE, WELLS Ac UO.,Sovnnn»h, and
li OI’ tllUCIAU OK 1*11 A Ai LA A UN 1 RICHARD I’UKD Ac CO., Macon,
INI ill IN.NINNI |*I*|, | ami pledge their strict personal attention to any null-
l ness entrusted to their charge, at either placo.
Savannah, Jiineoth, 185a
II. /..CRANE,
L. W. WELLS,
RICHARD CURD
|eU—ly
EDMUND FRIERSON.
Savannah, August 7,1855. aug7
iroois. Appiy m
WYLLY it MONTMOLL1N.
TO KENT.
i-4 A brick Htnro and dwelling, corner of Charlton
trla nml Jefferson Blrcols. Apply to
Biipt 85
XU UK NX.
M llotli toncinenlH of tho bouse In Houlli ltroad
slreet, hulnumng lo II. IL Jackson, Esq. Tlio
F.ustern teiieiuunl will be rented with tlm fund-
y.r*' ,or "“’ tHavenport.
M I'O* KENT-
A Cotton Ware llouso on tlio liny that will fltoro
1500 bales. Possession given linmodlatnly.
sept 15 T. 4. “ A I.SH, No* 1711 llny-st.
Tlm Store under tne bluff,nt tho foot of W'ldtn-
jpijij kor-Htroot Enquire of
I TO
SPENCER CURREI.L.
WANTED
It ENT, a bouse pleasantly sftuatnd, apply to
WAYNE GRENVILLE Ai CD.
DM VERM
nigliimi slreet,
II
ARPEB Ft lit NOVEMBER .lust i
sept 7
XU KENT.
Four of the five tenement Houses, situated on
Will ®°rnor of Jones and Aborcorn streets. Rent
Jliium.$8:.l) pur niiiiuin. Possession given iiniucdinloly.
Also, llm storo on Hull street opposite tlio Post i )ffic 0 .
Inquire of A. IIONAUi),
m:g 14 Cortiorof liny nml Bull streets.
WANTED TO UBNT,
M A cmiiiorinhle dwelling In a central part nf tlm
oily. Reid not Mexceed *3110periiiiniiiii. Apply
lo nugl WM. WRIGIIT.
l.'l.'HIR, BMI bugsauiterllne Flour,Hi Mine, ami lor
I eale by mt81l VVAVI.R Ac n»Nol ANTINE.
full supidy of
(.'niton VVure House and Store Trucks,of all sizes
lllli No III and 11 Ploughs; 85 No 8 B do (two horse)
ftti No I Allen do, one horse; 50 No 8 do do do
HiO Tray Burrows, cxlra quality, for Railroad pur
poses. Forsaleby C. II.CA.MPFIELD,
oitao-ltn
NA X A N !%• AII M EIIICA I. COLLFCii;
'"K Third course of l.ectures ill Ibis IiiHiitution
will commence on tho tlrst Monday in November
next.
The Cliniciil Lecturosin Mediclno ami Surgery, nt
tbuSHViinnali Hospital mid the College Clinique, will
commence oil llm lolli of October and continue during
tho course.
Family.
Theory and praclico of Modlcino—IL I). ARNOLD.
M. 1).
Obstetrics, nml disensos ol Women and Children—P'
M. KOLLOCK, M. I).
Principles and Praclico of Surgery—W. G. IIL'L-
LOCII, 31. 1).
Medical Chemistry—C. W. WEST, M. D.
instllidosot Medicine—B. II.MAKTIN, M. I).
Anatomy—J. G. HOWARD, M. I).
Materia Medina nml Medical Jurisprudence—J. II.
READ, M.l).
DuiiioiiBlrulor of Aimloiny—JOS. J. WEST, M. I).
Foe? for tlm entire course $105 01)
Matriculation Ticket 5 III)
Ample lacilitles will be furnished for Ibe study of
I'niclicnl Anatomy. Board can be bail nt from §4 to
80 per weak. For further particular?, apply to
nug I—Bums C. W. WEST. M. D.. Doan,
•.•Tlie following papers will copy Into tholr country
issues to tlm extent of §lii, ami send bills lo llm Dean ;
Georgia Citizen, Journal At Messenger ami Telegraph,
Macon,Gn.j Recorder, nml Federal Union, Millodgc-
villo, Ga.; Patriot, Albany, Gu ; Wnlebinan, Thomns-
vlllc.tln; Tillies Ar Sentinel ami F.uquirer, Columbus,
(in ; Chronicle At Seiiiinei, and ConstltutloiirtllHl, Au
gusta, Ga; Uminer, Athens, (in ; Reporter, Lagrange,
Gu; Republican,Examiner,and Intclligcm-er, Atlanta
Ga; Stand rd, Cnssvlllc, Ga; Southern Christian Advo
calc, nml Souiliuru Presbyterian, Charleston, S C
Christian Index, Ponliold, Ga ; Gazette, and Advertiser
CiiaUniioogiuTeiin; Floridian At Journal, Tallalmsseo
Fla; Nows, Jacksonville, Fla; Spectator,- Wctumpka
Ain ; Mall, Journal, nml Advertiser, Montgomery, A In.
Advertiser, aud Register, Mobile, Alo.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
KIIRINNBN «Y CAfflF.
DUArKKS AND TAILORS.AND DUALK11S
IN FINIS READY-iV.ADN CLOTHING,
A RE iiow receiving mid opening llieir STOCK Or
GOODS, suitable to tho coming season, consisting
An® black and fancy colored French, Hngligh nml
American Glottis nml Casslmeros; VostingBof silk. sat.
in, cashmuru and plush I Velvets, OvercoalBigso bira
ver, kerseys, umlinlr and pilot cloth. Allot which will
be mudo ami trimmed iu our usual style, uudnllbe
shortest notice. . _ . .
Our Ready Made Clothing Is ntnnurnclurodnt tho well
known bouso of W. T. Jomdiigs A- G*>., Headway, Now
York, uml comprisesovorything fine and fabliionablo.
Furnishing Goods ef every description rquiidtc to a
geiitleiiiHii’s wardrobe, conslantjy on bniid.
Also. India Rubber Goods, Trunks, Vnlim s nml Gar
net Bags; all of which wo offer on our usual tunnaal
p 1 B ’ GAUDRY’S BUILDING,
oc l | imo next to Pulaski llouso.
ntapiTe bk v uoniw.
O f A AND 18-1 Cotton Sheeilugs, Linen do. Pillow
•'ll' tkiMi Linens, Bleached shirtings, English nml
French Long Chillis, American, KiiuIInIi nml Welsh
FliiiiMels.Gniituii do, Taldo Damask?, Furniluro Dimity
nml FuudlHio Calico?. Huckaback nml Damask Towels.
ITiinli, Dowlas, Ate. A large variety ul nlimiigoud. for
uni.i at lowest pi iron, by
ucl 83 Dr.VVITT u MoLG \N.
N OX ICE.
I ^Rn.M this date, all vessels nnvigating tho Savannah
4 River, will pass to tlm North of mo Dredging Ma
chine, now employed on the wrecks.
All steamers, passenger, f-olglit nnd tow bonts, wll
let off steam when apprq|cbiug tae Wrecks, und pass
the Dredging Machine uud nlud Flats with a diminished
speed. OCTAVUS COIIEN,
Chairman Com. of Pilotage, pro. tern.
Savannah On.,August 10,1855. aug 17
IHADEHIA WINES.
O NE of the firm of Welsh Brothers, of Madeira, ox*
peels to be in Savannah during tho month of Do*
bomber next, with samples of a smnll smek of choice
Madeira Wines. Lisl ol prices and description of qual
ity can bo seen at tlio office of the undersigned, where
any orders will bo duly registered.
oct 17-lm HUNTER fc OAMMELL.
FINE BED BLANKETS]
T O families who wish n superior Bod nintikot. we
offer6-4,8-4, IlM a|)d 12-4 lino Swiss Blankets, a
new and beautiful nrttclc. Also, 0-1,8-4.10-4 and 12-4
Rose Blankets. Whitney Blanket* of all sizes, and a
choice English Blanket, CradleandCribb Blankets. The
above article will bo sold ut tho very lowed nrlcea.
Cull nml exnminoourlotol Blanket! before purchasing
elsewhere, [ocl2) ROKENBAUGH & LAD3QN,
Dui'ahtmknt or tiik Inteiuou, ,
Office ol Indian Affairs, August 13, 1855. ,
I JUBI.IC NOT ICE Is hereby given, that the several !
pieces or parcels of laud licreinniler described, I
lying in the counties ofTallaluiicliu, Yulnbus.n, Holmes , ——
Lowndes, and Bolivar, in the State of .Mississippi, wi'l, i CO-PA ItXN F.KS1I IF,
at Iho tin es nnd place designated, lm exposed for sale t stmi e undersigned have termed a co-partnership under
in separate quarterec-liuns, ut public unction, to the 1 tlio style of VERSTILLE Ac FRIERSON, for the
highest bidder for cash, by commissioners to heap-' purpose of conducting a Forwarding and General
I oluied on bulmlf ol Hie Choctaw orphans, by the gov- Commission business. HENRY W. VEIlsTILLE,
eminent, us their trustee, under the provision of thu
titli clause of the IBlh urtlcle of tho Choctaw treaty of
1830, viz:
Un Moaday, tho 3d day of December, 1855, at the
court house door In Coffeevillo, the following tracts in
Yulobushu county:
AU in tuvmihip tucnty-thrrr(3'.l) range tight (8) cast.
All of seciion tlilrly-tbrec (33;)
The west half nnd southeast quarter of section twen
ty eight c«W;)
The east half of section twenty nine (2D;)
The northeast quarter of section thirty one (31;)
The north ball of suction lldrty-lwo (38;) aud
Tbu west bull of section thirty four (34)
And ut the same lime uud place, the following des
cribed tract in ibe adjoining range iu Coahoma county,
viz:
The south half of section thirteen touushiji tuenty
tit (86,) range seven (7) west.
Oil Monday, tlm HHh of December, 1855, at the court
houso door iu Charleston, Tallubntcldo county, tho fol
lowing described tracts ofland in suid County, viz:
la townthip tiocnty four (84,) range, two Vi) east.
All of sections three (3;) ten (10,) uml thirty three
(33;)
The east half section (4;)
The southwest quarter of section nine (IIA
The north half and southwest quarter of section twcu
ty two (88;)
The west half of section twenty five, (25)
Tho north half ol seciion twenty six (80;)
Tlio west half of suction twenty seven (8i;)
The uorthwcet quarter of section thirty tour (34,) and
The north hull ol tbu muthwest quarter nml west
halt oftbo northeast quarter ol section thirty Btx (30)
In township twenty Jive (85) range two (8) cast.
All of section twenty seven (87,) twenty eight (88,)
and twenty uliie(8!>;)
The northeast quarter of section lour (4;)
Tlio southwest quarter of Bcciion twenty two [88;,
The southwest quurtcrof section twenty throo [83,1
And the east ball ot section thirty [30.]
In township twenty four [84J range three [3J east
All ol section three |3,]
Tne east half ol the mmheast quarter of section two
2,] and
The northeast quarter of section four [■!.]
In township twenty five [85] range three [3] cast.
The southwest qtiurlurol seciion lourieeu 114;]
T he southeast quarter of section fifteen [15; ]
The southwest quarter ofsccliontwi nty five [85;J
The southwest quarter or section twenty six[86;J
The southeast qugrlcr of section thirty three 133] uud
The si.ulbcusl quarter of seciion thirty four [34j
Un Monday, tbu 17th Uayol December, 1855, at the
court bouse door in llm town of Lexington, llolmescouii-
ty, the following described tracts of land Iu said county,
In township sixteen [10] rangconc [l] reesf.
The west hall of section fifteen [15] and
Tlio west halt aud southeast quarter of section twcu*
y two [88. |
Intowuship fiftcc.i [15,] range one II | west.
The southeast quarter of section twenty [80].
On Huturday, the 88d of December, 185.5, at Hie coiir
houso door In the town of Columbus, Ibe billowing do
acribcd quarter seciion of land iu Lowudcs county
Vl TT,o northwest quarter or section twenty two [88]
township nineteen [191 range seventeen [I «J cast.
Of the above described lands, seieiity-two quarters
sections were selected In 1831, nt a lone when some o
the best lands in the flute were unoccupied and unap
propriated , and the other live quarter sections und one-
eighth acre lot, or eighth or "section, have been ncqu r-
ed in Hutlleiiieut irum debtors to the orphan fund, l be
late commissioner to settle will, debtors to that Bind de
scribes tho lands nliovo offered for sale as being, •* al
most without nn exception, rich uud fertile, well nnd
advantageously loaded, mnuv of them considerably im
proved,”uml as being “largely enhanced in value by the
settlement. Improvement,prosperity, and excellent pop
ulation of llm section in which they lie,” und "eminent
ly adapted” lor planting purposes.
An uppralsemeui of those reserves, showing their
vuluo,mul the minimum price ul which each tract, re
spectively, may bo sold, will be made prior lo the dates
of sale. ,
Incases where tho purchaser or purchasers ot any
tract shall full lo comely wllb llm lei ms of sale, tne lund
purchased will bo resold at Ida or tholr expeuso nml
risk.
Tlio llllo lo these lands Is believed lo bo Indisputable
but If, ill auy case, an adverse claim shall bo sot up
the right of iho orphans will bo defended by tlio govern
mold, as tholr guardian. .... .
•The above wiles will commence nt tlio plnccs named
at 18 o’clock of each day, and continue until the lamia
nro nil offuroJ. CHARLES E. MIX,
sept 3- InwlDoo I Acting Commissioner.
a/uIITTI’R FROCK FA NTS AND VESTS.—Just ro
ll E NOVAE.
rrMIB undersigned have removed to the counting room
I two doors East of Messrs. Ogden, SInrr k. Go’s.
CARLETON k PARSONS.
oc t p Commission Merchants, Bay-at.
' NOTICE.
rpHK undersigned have this day established on Agon-
1 cy nt Knoxville Tennessee, for the tcansactlon of a
General Produce nnd Commission Business, to bo con
ducted by T. II. CLARKE, under the name nnd stylo of
T. It. I'LARKE & CO. Orders for Western Produce,
thankfully received ami promptly; executed^ ACRAy
T. II.CLARKE. ’
Savannah. Ga., loth Oct., 1855. oct 13
VAEFA1KI.E BEAL ESTATE.
B Y arrangement with tho purchaser of I- ig Island
Mill, tlm wholo pioperty In which the subscriber Is
ami was mtoly interested, can bo sold to a single put.
chaser.
Dr.'Scrcvon Is authorized to soil.
jan 6 if W. W. 8TAUKE.
SADIES, FFRN. A nit
I TlTClI.t-onoy, Down, Mlrnervn, nnd Lynx, fur Cuffs
■* i — ■ ■
. ami Victorious. Jiistiecolved by lust stoaaer
Hut and Cap store 153 Congress street,
net 89
N. K. I1ARNUM.
HOOKS—HOOKS—BOOKS.
at reduced prices.
D ESIROUS of reducing fils Stock on hand, the un
dersigned *ffors hi* Rooks lor salo at n slight nd-
VI lice only on New York cost. Persons wishing to ro*
pl'enisb. or supply tbemsolvos with a Library of good
choice Books, will find It to their advantage to call and
imrcliaso. Parent* aiulTeacbers cun supply ibomsolvee
with sjmol Books, very cheap; and Morchanle also
with Blank Books. Paper and Stationery,
dll soon, ns tho opportunity wdl not bo open long,
oct 49 s. 3. SIBLEY, No. 135 Congress IB.
■ t'OllTvrlMi HOOli Foil BENT,
rj ITU ATE D on tlm Buy, (river side) and convenient
i' to llm Post Office, also the two tlrst stores under
neath, on favorable terms. Apply ut this office.
Savannah. Oct- 6, 1855.
ed a large
n k rioili Frock '
nd and cheap t
hlii'ii’.. Range. i>>
sirtnient of Roy’?
oalis Pan'? and V
dl Ol u*o. at Iho
lino Blue and
.*?ls, which ni
clolbliq; ulm
DINSOM’TION.
ml I EC* .PARTNERS HIP heretofore oxistlng In the
J name of CHAMPION k WATTS, Is this day de-
solvcil by mutual consent. Mr.'A. 11.Champion will
alleml to’the soUlomonl of tho butfinoss^oftlio fflrm^
ocl 03 JAMES G. WATTS.
IVO , rlCK
riMIE UNDERSIGNED bavlngthls day purchased the
A interest of Mr. James G. Watts, his late Co-partner,
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery bust*
no?? at the old stand of Champion k Watts, at No. 4,
Barnard Slreet, and solicits the iialrouago of his frlendl
ami tlm public generally.
oct83 ’ A. II. CHAMPION.
~ AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
CO-PAUTNF.HSH1P NOTICE.
I Have this dny associated ROBERT AUSTIN In CO*
part imndtip wllb mo In the Auction aud Commission
business. The business will hereafter bo conductodnns
,l„r UN ...mo «ul »iyl» .It
Pn.amir.ti, Oct. 13.1BMR 18 -
I.ONDIIN l-HIENIX mm «oil'«.
rixiilH t'onipatty lake? Fite Risks lit this city, and in*
m'f'!r “““«UUT iVaUBRSII AM t -MJN, A s .nl..