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PBIlBlIAttY JJD, 18S0.;
AT 8AXNX AKDBEW8 HALL.
Tlifl floor will bo under the Ulrcrtionnf Prof
8* Nichols, oWsted l*y suunieieiilCommUtee,
Ticket* (which are limited,) can b* obtained ofUR* lob
lowing Commute*;.
Capt. J. McMAUON,
2d Ijciltyl. 0. FOLEY, •
gerjet. DOONKR,
Privato MASTKRSON,
let Lieut. JNO. FOLEY,
Ensign K. MURPIIY,
Corp’l GKEltAN,
Private URKKN,
and other Member! of the Company,; Junto
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
. The distribution of 8tntnaryand Paintings,
g^Vill take place on tl»o Sint Inst. All pereone
dodrou* of becoming member*, thereby oocurlug chance*
In the drawing, may do no by paying, or (ending to tho
niidentlgneil $3, who will furuUh a receipt .for tho .same,
and forward order* for nuyopo of tho fallowing work*
for one year, namely :.
Putnam’* Monthly, Harper** Magazine,
Graham’* do., 'Knickerbocker do.,
lllackwood’* do., Dickon’* Household Word*.
C. II. GAMTK1ELD, llou’y Seo’y.,
171 Day Street, Savannah.
Kf THnitrated Catalogue* fnrnlshod gratis. Jaw.P
Merchants’and Planter*’ Bank.
- Bubicrltara for cliarc* of tho t topltnl 8tock of
5o5» *ho .Merchants’ and Planter*’ Dank, will plonso
take notice, that move than the necessity ntmnmUOMt
the Rank In motion, 1wi* been.subscribed, aud that tho
respective subscriber* aro respectfully retutcitcd to pay
their subscription* at tho offico of tho’SuYiiunnh Instltn-
tton for livings, In aibhona* Building*, on or before the
twenty-sixth Instant. Subscribers will picaSo take farther
notice, that nlno Director* will ho elected, the fifth day
February next, in tormsof tho chnrtor.
* IURAM ROBERTS,
j nn 17 Chairman Conn
NOTICE.
EXCHANGE! BANK OP SAVANNAH.
D _ Book* for subscription to tho ahovo Bank,
KSr^Hl *» re-opmed THIS DAY, 14th lust, at 12
B!., in tho Long Doom of tho Exchange, under tho super-
vision of tho Commissioners. Subscribers will lai re
quired to pay in cash, twenty-five per cent.
ROBKUT A. ALLEN,
EDWIN PARSON8,
Jan 14—lm N. A. HARDEE.
“THE" MARINE BANK OP GEORGIA, l
Savannah, Jail. 21). 18AU. J
ajT >. Tho annual election for aercu Director* of
this Dank, will bo bold at tho Banking Ilou*o
on Monday the 4th or February next, between the hour*
of 10 A. M. and 2 P. 31. * W3L P. HUNTED, Ca»h’r.
Jan DO—to.
" Odri
itofltr. A. Vll.grrnlil,' ,
Agent of the Spring PUice Mining Cnmprtligl
I N accordance with your Instruction*, 1 have visited
the valuable property of tho Spring Place- Mining
Uuinpuhy,which 1* Ntiuutcd on.lots uf laud No*. (3 and 60
of tho Utli ilIM.und’Jd Ruction, lying lu.Fannin County
aud Stato of Uout-gla, mid hate also examined tho lot.No.
“JO, which Rcsbtuadrido to No. 68.
Mlti (ho lot No. bit, two slialts have, boon mink p tho.first
or thoao(A). I* on tlm boundary Hno'botwoon lotab2and
6ft, and trarorso* for a depth of about fiu feet, a thick
■traUim of decoiniKMetl »toa*cbitu*. At thl* depth, tlm
proseuco ofeopper 1* very apparent, but tho work* at thl*
jiolut having been abandoned far many months, llttla
can bo said regarding actual prospect*.. Tho second abaft
marked II or our map had been sunk a little South or the
lead or gossan which run* across the lot. Copper Is fimnd
here at n depth of bO feet, In tho slufpo of yellow sulpliu-
ret diffused through mlcaccou* stoashlst and through a
gunguo of qtiaraon rock, tho walla of which aro tolcoso _ —.
aud ohlorltlc slates. highly inotamorphlc. A thick bed of Into Duratlioa Abralinm*, tho fallowlug volunblo City pro-
trap revere) fret thlcji, lin* been reached by tunnelllug. party, belonging to said estate!
o;
•old,
EXE CO TOR'S SALE, *
,N tho flntrTUKSDAYin February,In front of tho
'Court llouso, between tlm legal hour* of Bale, will bo
In coinpllanco with tlm last will aud,testament of
‘toratlicn Abralmnifl, tho fallowlug volunblo CRypro-
• belonging to said estate:
No.3, Liberty Ward,with tho two touemoht two story
wooden dwell lug, frontliigoii Broughton struct, with car
riage house*, stables and kitchen. Tho let is suljcct to an
aimuul ground rent to tlm City of $27.50 (twenty-seven
dollars and fifty rent*.)
Also, Lot No. 10. Jackson Ward, on which la a largo two
story wooilcn dwelling on a high brick baseiaeut, fronting
on Hull street, with carriage house and stable; on tho
southwest corner of said lot, In a small two story wooden
dwelling on n high brick basement, fronting also on Hull
street, with enrriago house and stable 5 this lot is subject
to an annual ground rent of $33.12 (thirty-three dollars
. - and twelvecents.
outcrop of thu mutnlllfrriou* vein. At K, 1* an old Tho ahovo property will be sold without rcsorvo.
abandoned shaft. Immediately north J>f the shaft 11,*' Term*—Onedlilrd cash, ono-thlrd ilirco munths credit,
“ staottnlcoseslnte and remaining third four mouth? credit, nddlug Interest,
aeutired by mortgage of tho property, and policy of Insu
rance transferred. Purchasers paying for titles, mort
gages and Insurances. J. DELAMOTTA,
Jan 3 Exocutor Dorothea Abmlmtns.
North of tlio surface lead lanceii another formed of wjiitu
passing to ferruginous sUnllta which 1* folincccmis, por-
ous, aud containseavltlcs left by tho dccom|HMltion of
cubical Irou pyrites. This steatlto Ims often a laminar
mdlato structure, at other time* 1* nearly massive and
amorphous. Through this stratum ut C, a trench has
been cut# According tonll-probablllty, this runs across
tho direction uf tho maiu vein on this lot, and is situated
near to tlm spot whero tho shaft, ought to huvo been
sunk. Further north another trench Inis been cut at D,
near the centre of tkr lot and ncro.-sn vein of quarry of
great magnitude, highly ferruginous ttfid which is sup
posed to lurk as represented In our sketch, and to bo an
NOTICE.
ry Col. Ocorgo P. Harrison, of Clinthnm, has
consented to become a Candidate far Brigadier
General of tho First Brigade, at tho ensuing Election, to
bn held tlm 12th of February. Many will doubtless hall
tills announcement with gratification. Jnn 20— td
NOTICE
n- — Consignees and Masters of vessels, wishing
Sv35» Survey* on vessels or cargoes, will pteoso loavo
notice with tho undcrslgned^ot tlm auotion store ofSpon-
cer Currull fa Co.’s. ROBKUT AUSTIN,
Chairman Pro-tem,
Jan 12 of Board of Port Wardens.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD CO.
Macox, January Uth, 1830.
r, — ^ The annual lUcctluu far President and Vivo
Directors of this Company, will bo held at
their lifllco, in this City, on TUUIUWAY Uth or Febru
ary next , JNO. T. B.HFEUILLET,
Jan 1b—td Secretary ami Treasurer.
Brigadier General, 1st Brigade, list Divi
sion Georgia Militia.
piu»—IV# beg leave to auuouiicu tho name of
BCg* O. W HAIlDL’AbTLE, as a candidate far
Brlua her General 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Georgia
Militia. MANY VOTERS.
Jan 3 If
NOTICE.
AD those having claims against tho steamer
_ ___ °SKMINOLK, and owners,aro requested to hand
them in within thirty days rroiu this date, January 3d,
1*50, nnd those indebted to, make prompt payment* as
tin* affairs of the Company must he finally clusod.
Jan 3 S. M. LAFF1TKAU, Agent.
NOTICE. •
ADVANCES made 011 Consignments to our
tAOffr, friends lu Boston, New York, Philudcipblaand
Baltimore. dec 4 MINIS ft oUllNSTUN.
to nervous Sufferers.
A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to
‘’health in a few days, after many years of great
Hervoitssuffering, is anxious to make known tlm means
of euro. Will send (free) tho prescription used. Direct
the Hnv. JOHN 31. DAUNALL, No. bit Fulton street,
Dro'iklyn, N. Y. I* Jan 4—lm
. LOST! LOST!!.
4 NOTE drawn by E.J. l’urse, In favor of Clmffor ft
Co. for $120.
bto drawn by E. 31. Solomons, In favor of Clmffor ft
Co. for $91,117.
A Note drawn by Goorgo Cally, in favor of Chaffer A
Co. for $50.
A, Note drawn by J. F, Herb, in favor of Chaffer ft Co.
for $32.04.
A Note drawn by Prestcr Warner, In favor of CIiafTer A
Co. far $30.
Tlm above Notes and Due Bills having lmen lost or mis
laid, all person* are cautioned against trading far tho
samo. a* payment is stoitfd.
’ ~ 'MlAFFI
Jnn 10
AFFEU A CO.. 0 Whitaker st.
JOBJPPtXJSFTIM.
GEO. N. NICHOLS,
BTTZiXi-aT,
OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSE,
SAVANNAH,
GEORGIA.
Jnn 20—ly
TO LET FOR ONE YEAR.
A LARGE squnro Room, two window* facing East
and two South, will bn let to a single Gentleman,
The standing furniture is a largo Wardrobe, one Bureau,
ami onudoublo Closet—a good Coal Grate set In llro-place.
Knquiro at corner Bryan and Whitaker streets.
Jan 2U-tf U. 31. OUIFFKN.
WANTED.
1IU1 nan BUSHELS of OYSTER AH ELLS lo bo
II n lilJUl * delivered within the next six months.—
Ajjplvjo^^,^^^ m
18 Jk JOHNSTON.
. . 80oAnw,Auftlunutff.’
first TUESDAY In Fobrmify next, bsfawftiio
- House,nt PJotcloek, ", '.<• , . .
w 111 hu s.dd without rcsorvo, to close a ooucoru, that
tloslrablu IVliurf U,t. No, 4 llutchUou's Island, second
WhArf Ebst bf MwnrspBeurs, Btllliuau At t.Vs, formerly
Copt,Crabtree’s Steam Saw Mill. .Abovu property now
rent* to Iron Steamboat Co., far (po hundred ami fifty
dollars ponmnum.
It hns a front of 125, and depth of about 350 feet. Tho
solo will ho on tho following terras t one fifth cash, one
fifth thrvo tnontliji credit, ono fifth six months, one fifth
nlno month*, ruiuainhigfifth twelve mouths,far approved
eudorsod notes, addlutz tutarcsL PuroUasen paying for
tlth-a. Jan 6
yjBY IlEDL AP lPRENTm,
■Underwriter’s Sale.
* Will be sold fayaccouut ut Uto. Umlorwrltors and all
cotieerm.il, 152 hales Cot ton j lot Inoso Cotton, saved from
the tlrd off board'tho British ship Kertch, Ami sold under
inspection ortho Portwardumi; nud by ‘order of tho Uu*
decwrltor’s Agont. Terms cqalt. . fob 4
VerylAkelyNogroDoy at Auction.
On TUESDAY uext, oth Fob. at 11 o’clock, In front of
Court
waamm
Valuable Lot at Anctluu.
On TUESDAY, CtU February next, at 11 o’clock. In front
of Cunrt IIouso;
That valuable L ot next to the store of Messrs. N D4c U
Wood, In Brougliton street, being tho property of tho
First Presbyterian l.'hurch, with tho Building thereon.—
Tho Lot Is 00 by 00 feet, fee simple. Terms at sale.
Jan 23
tufU separated from it only by a few si rata oftalcose slate
Is soon tho left prong uf tlm quanton fark (W). Tlm gen
eral dissection or strike or tho stratification 1* N. E.30 0
S. W. At 7> is seen a voluminous trap dyke, dark nud
snbstratold, with an apparent strike of N. E. 20° 8. W.—
South uf tlm Blcad is found ntratum of white pure com
pact quarry averaging 20 feet in breadth and uiurkcd F
on tlm limp. A specimen of tlm yellow sutplmret extract
ed from B, produced by analysis 10 Itvlou p. ct. of Cu.
Pccoxyd uf Iron aud also muguutUc rm associated miucr-
nl*.
On tho lot 50 a shaft hns been sunk very near tho con-
tre of tho lut/ton (tenth of about 1)0 tint. Tho first
traces of copperfauud hero were struck at about 70 feet
Irom tlm surface, nud consisted at first In green enrbonuto
of copper, after which was found nn obundanco or Iron
S rites Impregnated with copper, as shown by tho sul-
ate formed as an ofllorvscpiicoon weathered specimens.
' Next w«s discovered clmlkonyrltos ami highly transpa
rent tnetnuiorpliic qnare with ImlwHl.led yellow sulptiret
or copper. Tho vein has not been outlrely cut through
by thu works executed until this day and will according
to all probability increase In vntun ns a greater depth Is
attnlned. Tho walls or tho vein are farmed of a horn-
bleiullc inlcnshlst and of talc.wo aud talcoso-chlorltic
slates. At tlm bottom uf tho shaft nud nt a distance of
about five fact from its vertical walls, tho copper vein
widens very considerably. The gossan on till* lot is very
apparent, nud a fine, light, porous quality, although not
exceedingly ahuuilunt. At G Is svcii a trap dyke of cuu-
sldemblu magnitude. North of tlm vein inn stratum of
quaraUo passing Into sandstouu by uUaratious and be
yond this a vein of compact quara with nonrly vertical
dip and strlko N. E.31° S. W.
From this shaft wo obbdned pretty specimens of
green cnrlNinato of copper diffused through tnlcosc-
micaceous sliist, dark-colored quant with embedded cop
per pyrites, talc nud sulphuret of Iroii.imroxyd of iron
with green carbonate ut copper and rhnlkopyrito*.
* The carbonate freed from the main position of tho
S uu gave by analysis 312-100 of copper, tho yellow
mret 217-10O. On lot No. 30 two shafts huvo been
smik; tho one marked 11 to a depth of 75 fact, striking
copper at 00 j tho second ntl to 85 fact striking at this
point green carbumito in pockets Imlictbied iti iwnius hy
drate of Iron (gosian) nud Imlotv this yellow sulphuret
of copper. On this lot tlm lead of gossan Is really splon-
did .and showsa* film ns on any of Urn Ducktown lots. Jt
Is voliimiuous.purous, slightly qtiuraose.aud re-runs with
a strike n. e. and s. w. so 111 to traverse lot 53 ut a short
(IMutico X. of Hie lend D of that lot At K a trench has
been cut across tlm gossan aud uuother nt L showing the
vein to he continuous nud conformable with tho general
strike or direction of tlm stratification. Another vein
exist* running through tho X.W. corner of this lot nt
3I. Black oxyd of copimr, green carbonate of copper,
blue carbonate of copper, rhulkopyrites, yellow suiphu-
rot of pyritesaiidphlllipsitu uru being extracted lu con
siderable nbumlnucc from this min.'. ()uura. iron pyrites
and felspar are tlm associated minerals. The sulphuret
from tills uiluo analysed by uscoutuluud 23 41-luo uf cop
per.
Conclusion*.
Tho abovo describ'd hits .Nos. 53. 53anil21. arc ncord-
lug to my opinion of the highest vntiio as mineral lauds,
end Inferior to norm either lu tho District of Fighting-
town, or even ill Ducktown, Tennessee. The assertion is
based u|khi tho fallowing facts:
1st. These lots aro included in tho great mineral for
mation which traverses DuckQiwu mid Fightiugtown,
uud which promises, within the limits of n short future,
to borotno unrivalled III the world. Till* cupriferous re
gion is about seven mlhs long nud averages three In
breadth, and throughout this extent is traversed by n
number uf ronfirnuible parallel, or pearly parallel,
lodes, sotuo of whieh. as will lie seen from tho furcgolug
report, run through Urn ahovo mentioned lots. This sec
tion uf country, restricted ns it may appear to a super
ficial observer, vies to give to the State of Georgia a
sourco of never-falling wenltli, which will contribute im
mensely to her public nud private welfare aud to her na
tional glory.
2ml v Thesu lots nro situated on good . mining ground,
and tho veins on them nrc well defined nud clearly
marked by their surface ludlcatlonN nud their sectional
profile. Besides these propitious signs, llie most certain
of all possible indications of tho proi.eiice of copper has
netuall9 been fauud on them, iimncly, tlm mineral Itself
in abundance. Thesn ores hnvu been essayed and ex
amined by myself, and soipo green carbonate from lot
50 furnished :tl 2-100 pr. ct.uf copper, sonto yellow sul-
nliuret from the same lot furnished 22 7-100 of Cu. Tlm
lot No. 63, although undeveloped to any extent, gave
specimens of yellow Hulphuret worth 10 DM00 pr. ct.,
anil Is traveled by tlm rich vein coming from No. 20,
from which black oxy dent 23 (VbltWpv. ct. of Cuts W
lug ox traded Inubiiii.lance. This vein oimued in sever
al jilnces varies from 12 to 15 feet in width, mid is Im
mensely valuable; It traverses diagonally the wholo of
tho lot No. 53. From thl* mine, oru of a shlpablo vuluo
can bo raised lu largo qumiHtics.
Tho dlstnnco from our lots to Iho rnllmid ntCh.irlcs-
ton Is only 4t) mile*, and 35 to Dalton, which will allow
of thu ores being shipped with splendid returns to the
miner, .
1 mn nt a loss lo make any kind ofvuluntion of these
mines,and especially so from tho Inffiossibillty of com-
imrlsoii with tho European copper mints, many of which
have been worked forages, mid ton depth of near two
thousand feet, when tlm oro averaged only from 7 toO
|mt ct. Tlio yellow sulphuret from tho lots 53 and 501*
found near tlio surface, nud Is three times a* rich ns Hint
from thu Cornish mines, and when smelting furiinces,
such ns the ono which has been successfully established
of latent Durhtawn will reduce the ore 00 or 70 nr.ct.of
copper, saving thereby an immense expense or freight
andof Itoxlng. tho value of tlmso mines will be increased
fourfold to wliut they aro worth to-day. 111 relation to
tho benefits to bu realized by reducing thu oru before
shipping fTOlii the tiilim, I emmot do bettor than refer tlio
reader to the annexed letter from .Mr, Thuiuas II. Calla
way,With whose opinions 1 fully coincide.
Wecoucltidu with expressing the liojie that tho Legisln-
tore of the State will he stimulated by tho prospects of
tho devel.i|iment of these hidden treasures, nud will
manifest It* action by increased rail road facilities, and by
engaging tlm attention ufour rich planters uud wealthy
southern capitalists.
I remain, dear sir, yours respectfully,
Prof. JUL1EN M. DEUY.
Rome, Ga., Dec. 20, fiSC5.
Administratrix, Sale.
By virtue of tut order from tho Conrt of Ordinary of
Chatham County, grouted Juno Term, 18541
Will be sold in frout of tho Court Home of said county,
hotweeil tlio legal hoursof sale, on tlm first Tuesday In
March uoxt, Lots No. (8) eight, (9) nine, and (Id) ten,
Lafayetto Ward, City of savannah, together with tho lui-
iruvemcnls thereon. Said Lots, sofcl ns Cm property of
lie Estate of Robt. W. Pooler, Into of said conn tv, do-
cotucil, for tho benefit of tho heirs and creditor# of raid
Estato. MARY J. POOLED,
Jan 20 Administratrix,
• ftliifljji'iu aiBBCctlsrincinft
For Key West and Havana.
STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
WM. ROLLINS, Commander,
LEAVES ON THE 4TH AND 19TI1 OF EACH MONTH.
Tho ISADKL leaves this port regularly, on tho 4th anil
10th nfeach month, mid comieeUat Havana with thuU.
S. .Mall Steamship Comiginy’s Lino of Steamers far San
Francisco via Asplnwull, and will carry tho Pacific Malls.
Fur tuissago only, apply to
nov 20 COnKNS A IIKUTZ, Agents.
Pare Reduced—Cniilri Passage $20,
FOR NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP FLORIDA.
WOODHVLL, Commander,
WILL ^1L ON WEDNESDAY, FEU. tlth, at 4J^P. M
Thospleudl'l and fist going steamship FLORIDA, (’apt.
Wowdliull, will leave as above. For freight or passage. a,“
plj r.i l’ADELFOUD FAY & CO.
Cabin I’assago $20
Steerage “ 8
N. D. Shippers or Ot toil by these steamers will please
take notice, that no Cotton will bo received nt the presses
that is not distinctly marked ou tho edge of thu bale,
fi b 4
U. S. MAJL LINE.
FOR PALATKA, E. F.
Via Darien, Brunswick, Ht. Mary*, Per*
nun,linn, .Taeksonvllle, Plcolnta,
aud Mlddleburg, Blnek C'rcck.
THE t ten tiler WELAKA, Capt. N.
King, will leave for the ahovo place*
every TUESDAY MOBNfNO, at 10
o*cli«lt.
' For freight or passage, apply 1
hoard, at tho Florida Steam Packet Wharf, near thu C
Works, or to CLAUHOUN k CUNNINGHAM,
Jan 6 » Agunts,
FOR PALATKA,
AND INTRRMRDIAAR PLACHS,
INLAND ROUTE.
To Leave Friday ~blh inat., at 10 o'clock A, M,
Tho now and light draft steamor
TUGS. 0. HAIGHT, Cant. J. W.Durk-
man, will leave every FRIDAY. For
> Freight or Passage, apply on board at
■tho Charleston Wharf, nr to
jail.2 i 8. M. LAFF1TKAU, Agont.
UNITED 3TATEN.UAIL 1 INI-!,
KOR PALATKA, iSTkLA . VIA DARIBN,
BRUNSWICK. ST. MARYS. JACKSON
VILLE. MlDDLEBURO,(BLAbK CREEK,)
ANDPICOLATA.
- . l ’h« noW and elegant Steam Packet
>*&SiwEBRC t Tr. JOHNS, Cspt. James Froeborti, hav
ing rasuimiil her trips to Florida, will t«q ve for ttfo
above plucesoverj Saltirduy, nt 10 o’clock.
For I'lelghl or Passage, having excellent stato room
nccouimo n lions, apply on hoard, at tho Florida Stcurn
Packet wharf, Itnar Hie Has Works, or to
Jo23 CLAHIHHtN kCUNNINGHAM. Attonts,
COAL! COAL!!
AT J. T. THOMAS’S
Coal \'anl, Ferry Wharf.
Cannel, Orrel. Wlilto and Red Ash,
UW Coals, on hand, us follows:
2o0 tons English Cannel C'oal;
^JOO ton# Liverpool Orrel Coni, an excellent artlclofor
Parlor Grates. Stoves and Ranges
100 tons Lurgo Lump White Ash Coni, aultablo for
Foundih s and Steam Engines;
400 tons Broken andScrccucd Eggsizo lt d Ash Coal,
a genuino article.
Tho undersigned is prepared to fill orders nt shortest
notice, and solicits the pntronngu nf hi* friends and the
public* J.. T. THOMAS,
Jan 7 Wood nnd Coni Yard, Ferry lVharf.
For Sale.
T UB Lot next to tho Store of 3Ie**rs. N. B. k II.
Weed In Bronghton Street, boing tho property of
tlm First Presbyterian Church, with tlio building thore-
on, formerly occupied by that Congregation ns n house of
worship. The dimen*lons of tho Lot nro R) by 00 feet.
If not sold before tho first Tuesday lit February Ktprlvato
•ale, it will be offered on that day. Apply to cither of
tho undersigned.
GEO. O. FABRY.
Jnn fl-dri
GEO. O. FABRY, 1
B. A. CRANK, I
E. ,T. HARDEN, f
O. W. WEST. j
JohnS. Norris, Architect
H AVING resumed tho prnctlflo of Ills profession,
offers his services to hi* frland# and tha public as
an Architect nnd Suporlntoudunt.
Designs far any part of tho country supplied and oxo-
cuted In all tlm various branch"* nr Id* profession; such
a* Public Edifices, Stores, Dwellings, Moiimneuts, Ac.—
Thoroughly Fire Pmor Stores designed nnd oxocufad. 08
flee nt pjesout in Bay Lane; rear of tho Custom IIouso.
Jnn 3—ly
Drop in and Take a Fuff!
AT MOliXNA'Si
CORNER BULL AND CONGRESS STREETS.
G ENTLEMEN! yon would really lo dlighted at the
curls fl know many of you like curls) of fragrant
■moke which my lino Havanas emit when properly rerr-
eh! Besides, my superior Tobacco Invites nil who chews
to come. In addition to my stock of other brands, ’
have Just received some of tho following very lino Sugar
Conchitos, No. 1;
Pauetclns Rio Hondo, No. 1;
Xa Descubicrtn. No. 1;
La ltcdowa, No. 1;
, M Lo n<l rot, No. 1;
Pro 38 Damns, No.1.
T , t „ DYE YOUR HAIR.
E uJ , ? W * ,WI0! '' E,) i having made arrangements
with the well-known Christ adorn A Dntelmllor, of
Rew York, by which ho will bn enabled to receive fresh
siipplie* weekly per stennmrs, iff tlielr celebrated llnlr
«?■'» iT? 1 r ‘"fi M;c , , R<Ry Inform tho cltlrons iff Savannah
t! n*. ,r r ' , l M,r,, d Jo Walt nil them at their rvslduffco, or
fn Urm. , »i T ! y " 01 l ,b ">• Bill! Street, second door
c 'm ,! ! ""' , y «r H.ls Bye,’linlr of any
fjiirjt U, n 'SKaV"» n " ft " «"“»
fan iS&Li!!! - Dyo »» Hlmve.
J- H. MCCARTHY, Barber.
NOTICE 1
i'i- 'V‘ r,< ’ n - county, on
“y« Hi»t 1.1. iiraS h WoK, 1 nnSmy, tlMt’h!
f. .l nv« Intlio, lilgl.. All iHirKiiu iS'uilnl/ of
«n .1 Negro man, will please enmn forward and wi«him
released Tnun custody, If Ids tale Is trim. 1 have him
„ , _ MoOREGOIl BLOUNT, J*||or.
Darien, 20th January. I860. Jnn 3" j
. Central Railroad StockT
4-0 n'>SKrihlr 1 »'" 1 “f0"l»p-
PADILIfORD, F,; A(Y).
Ct.Eva.VMi, TexN., Jnn. 81h, 1S50.
A. FnzaERAin, Usq.,
Dear Sir: In answer tg your question* ns to tho present
valuo iff mining nrojH'rtles in Ducktown, I must say that
thorn never lm* been a time since tho discovery of copper
was Hindu nt Ducktown, when tlm mines promised so
well ns they do now, in quantity nnd quality. tffuro;nud
from letters received from Mr. Cougnon, who Is tho
Hniierlnt.-nileut or several iff tho mines, I fl id Hint lie
feels curtain of realizing better profits from the present
and future working of tho mines than 1ms ever been done;
ho writes me tlmt tho Eureka Mining Company have Just
started a small smelting furnace nt tlielr mine which 1ms
boon In operation for two or threo weeks at nn average
consumption of not more than flvo cords of wood per day,
which hns produced two tonsiff regulusor nig copper per
day worth f-0 per cent, of copper; this 1# done from oro
worth 8 to 14 per cent., which will pay $2aQ,QQ per tun
nett ill Baltimore, that I* it will pay the transportation
from tlm miims to Baltimore nnd leave nett $250,00 per
ton or $500.00 per day, Hut* making far tlio Coinnnny
over$150,000 per year with a very small expenso in labor
and ftiol. Tho success attending this ojicmtloii has in
duced tho other Companies near them to commence pai
ring up similar smelting concerns, and somo of them
tnoro extensive.
Seven of the mines now working iti tho same neighbor-
houd.prodnco from 1,000 to 1,600 tons of oro, worth from
17 to 22 per cent, per month, width has for the last year
been shipped to tho Northern cities nnd Eurono to bo
smelted. A much larger amount of this description of
ore conld liavo been produced lu tho sumo tinm If tlio
owners had desired to do so—this you will see fan ve* nt
tlio mines nil tho lower grades or ore* os uuavailablo, this
description boing 'nt least four times as largo ns tho
quality that hns been shipped, all of which can now lm
inndo nvnihiblo, with the cheap furnaces now being put
upatthediffarent mines my calculation for tlu* higher
grades of oro as above, I huvo purposely left below tho
true amount ;J learn from undoubted authority In the
•nmo letter from NIr. Congdon, that lie will ship this
month 600 Ions of oro of n high grade, nnd liavo been In
formed that from Copper lllll alone 300 tons or oro of
this grade was shplncd In September last.
very respectfully,
TII0S. II. CALLAWAY.
GEORGTA, Murray Countv.
I am well acquainted with Thomns II. Cal lawny,whoso
■Ignnturo appears above. 3Ir. Callaway Is considered
wealthynnd a gentleman of tho first standing, and enti
tled to tho highest credit as a business man anil gentle-
Joan, and is tho President of tho Ococo Bank nt Clove-
land, Tennessee.
January 9th, 1850. J.13IES MORRIS.
_ . , , 8prixq Place. Oth January, 1800.
1 tnko great pleasure In concurring with what Onpt.
James SJorrl* says of Col. Thomas II. Callaway or Cleve
land, Tennessee. 1 lmvu known hint for n number or
ycnrs.nnil the least that can ho said ofhlm Is, that ho Is a
gontlcmnn In tho chlnrged bciiho of tlio term.
Jan 30—dim JAMES EDMONDSON.
FOR MATHEWS* BLUFF
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
To Leave Every Taetday Evjht.
The light draft steamer 1VM. DER
BY, Cant. A. C. King, will leavo 1
. above, from thu Charleston Wharf.
v 8. M. LAFF1TEAU,
Jan 22 Agent,
feb 4
TOWING.
The Steam Tug TYBEE, haring
completed her repairs, Is now ready
\for ton ing on thu Savannah Elver.—
■ Apply to ('apt. Tinker on board, or
WAVER & CONSTANTINE,
Jones’ Building.
. Every IVcdnev
duy uud Nuturduy AUurnoomi.ul Nix
o’clock.
r .gfr“*"*|q THU splondld stenmshlo GORDON,
<»«a*S&S3«F* llardoii, cominuiidor. will leave as
above, ami will nrrivo In Charleston In lime to connect
with thu Itnilrond lines going North and West.
Fur freight or passage, apply on thu Charleston Steam
Packet Wharf, to 11 iv 1 _ J. P. ItRiiOKH, Agont.
.. FOII BEAUFOiri’.
VIA IILUFFTON, HILTON IIBAI), 1 OYD’S LAND
ING AND CHARLHSTON.
Thettoainer WM.SBAUROOK, Captc
*B£jAsCaMC)\ Tcck, will leave tor tlio above
place* «*n Sunday, Ihe 2lMh lmt..at 5. P. M. For freight
nr pnssugo,apply at tlio Charleston Wharf,
siptl M. M. li.\ FFITUAU. Agent.
GllAIN WANTED ON FREIGHT
ITO LIVERPOOL.—lO.OOU buriiels can bo taken In
■a first class ship on favorable terms, If tho room bo
applied far to-day.
fab 4_ ANDREW LOW A CO. 1
FOR DIVER^OOIi.—ilie A. I ship MID-
^jiDLETON, Capt. II. Coopor, having nearly nil h«r
rtiMri'.re'.ght engaged and on board, will lmvu Immediate
disiui'.ch. For freight of 303 bales Cotton, apply to
fab 4_ BRIGHAM, KKLI.Y k CO.
#3. FOB 1.1 VERPOSIi.-Tho A.l ship GLEN-
WfcTaLYoX. Capt. W111. Oliver, nearly loaded, wauls 250
"““imles Cotton. For frelirlit. apply to
Bfa*b4_ • BRIGIIAM, KELLY k CO.
FOR iilVERPOOL.—Thu lino new ship
!**t,Ilf J IP....Ml I...... I ... II . .
_ FOR SALE.
A CARPENTER;—A brown skin man 35 rears old, a
first rato workman, acntid nnd licaUliy. roll for uo
fault nnd sold to remain in tho city. For sale by
WM. WllR
Jan 20
IIGIIT,
Coal at $5 per Ton.
TONS best quality Llvcrnool householdCoals,
tJUV soiling from wharf—enrh to nccnnipniiv or
ders. HONE k CONNERY.
Jan 30
BAEHAED ELLIS. .
Factor and General fommbslon
metCGiuniT,
No. 09 Hny-Ntroet, Savnnuah, Ga.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS'
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OP PHILADELPHIA,
CAPITAL—CASH 9300,000.
Hon. TH0S. IS. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD R. HELMBOLD, Esq., Boaratary.
" BEfUR nt OEOBOtA TO
• non. HOWELL COBB, Huh. A. HI. STEPHENS, Hon.
JAMES L. SEWARD. .
T HIS Is a sound nnd nnod Co., ntdo and willing to
meet all tho IomosU may have, and trust, by hon
orable and fair denting, to tnorlt nnd receive tlio onnfl-
(lonrn dr tlmso wfabiiig Insuraueu. Flfo Bisks, Hull
lUsks nnd Cargo lllsks, will be taxon by tlm Agent for
^svannnb mdvfalulty. A. WfLIftMl
Ian 17 • 111 Bay *U**«» »•• N«m* (Wire.
fctg.KEimnt.t'mit. Turner, will have quick dispatch.
it eight of SCO bales Cctton, apply to
fab 4 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER—
,F01t HASTE It N UU NOUTIIEIIN POUT.—Tho
i«r. .MAUIETTA HAND, Capt. Turry, well suitod
far carrying grain, cotton or lumber of small ditnensiuns,
will rci'ulvu freight or charter a* above. Apply to
J»» 31 • ROWLAND k SON.
Jnn 23
KllTZ.
DECK LOAD WANTED.—About 60
;lmlcs Cotton wnntod for deck or schr. L. SCRAN
fu.x, tor Now York. For freight or sume, apply to
COHENS A llW
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
JUrlgADBY FRANCES. Anplvto ^
HONE fe CONNERY.
FOR FREIGHT OR CIIARTER.—
fcTho schr. A. S. BALLS, Swcatland, master. Ap-
ny to tlio C'uptaln on board, or to
Jhii 22 OAHLKTON k PARSONS.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
.Tho fine new schr N. 1). BOWEN. Capt. Bright-
Apply 011 bonrd at tho Guorgia Co/s Cotton Press,
** PADKLFORD, FAY k CO.
-t IIouso t .
A voi^nlkcly dnrk 3Inlatto Boy, aged ubout14 yonrs,
_ smart iatcltlguiit Boy, sold for no fault. Titles war-
ranted. Termscash. • ' feb2
Building Lot at _ PrivatV~8aK*~~’ "
On TUESDAY, 6tb February flext, at 11 o'clock, In front
of Court Uuu*o:
Lot No. 40, Lafiyetto Ward, situated on .tones street,
between Abercorn aud Lincoln, HO by 00 feet, subjoct toa
ground rent of $— per annum. Terms cash. Jan 28
Flue Broadcloths, Doo Skin, Casslmores, At Private Sale.
* it received and now opening In Sides IUhiiii, an In-
of fine Broadcloth?, CasaltnureB, Doo Skins, Ao., Ac.,
for sale for a few (lays only.
Jan 24
A'lifanqldtitOftyearsof^sff unlihls wife'uliiut^ic.
Thu mnnlSa lWalSMtpabU. stfiwly, sober nnd h.ipcst,
uud bis wifeUftftPMl WoiJiur nnd lronrr. Sold lui- no
fault, tho orrarrluring no use far them. For futtlfar in-
farumtlon, Inqolr* *A ostr ofllcu, or of Mr. W. F. Clark at
Iho Pavilion. \ ■ ■ : , feb a
Oil tliHOnt^ifi&AV tu February, bsfaro the door of
-. -Wu will Anur(4) very desirable Gardon^Lot?, con-
luitilng tbstvJ'/J <##> acres, situated on tho Augusta
Rond,'two KUse flron the city, mUoinlng l)r. Parsons’
Garden, known »»4hs Jasper spring*. fobl
On tlio' dnt v3k*DAV in February, before tho Court
by rocontsnrveys
78 4rl0 aero*, aboci asUsa Cron the city, bounded by
lands of Lafiocbo, ,h£*w. and Waltberg. About forty
acres aro clcunxi and urdf r caUIvnridu. On tho prcpils-
es are Negro Houses, Dtos. Stable, Ac. The pldoo can bu
•euu at auy time ervvfan* to Uui sale. Terms—Ouo half
cash, balAnco lu trrelfonreath* SrHh Interest front date
ofsale and approved secnrHy. ■ Jnual
' fiTririiiM).
HAVING been appotaUA A mats far tho tala of Stock
in thu SPRING PLACE MINING COMPANY, we offer
n limited number of Share* of safcl Stock far tale.
For Ail! particulars, oaqalro at our otic*.
3333*&Sffff 'tR
of Chatham
French Horticulturelitid Fluriculturc. At Private Sale.
Lad to* ntiil Gentlomen are respect fully invited to an
insiK-ctlon of tills splendid olloctlon of choice and rare
Plants. Shrubs, Bulbs, Roots, Ac., fee. A direct.Impor
tation from France, which are now offered fur snlo for a
few days only, in tho store opposite to 3V. W. Lincoln’s
Drug Store, Dnllut. . Jan 241|
Invoice iff assorted Crockery, at Private Sale.
.lust received per bark Kingston from Liverpool, 59
crates assorted Crockery, consisting of a lino assortment
O. O. Edged, Dipt, Painted, Gmiilto flowing Blue, Alba
ny nnd Painted Ware, 1st qualltj'. A good assortment
far retailers, put up expressly for this market; for salo
by tho crate. Jnn 10
Canton Copper Mine Stocks nt Private Snlol *
20 shares (Canton Mine Stock. Apply Immcllntely. If
not sold liefarolliolst Tuesday In February, It will ba
-csilny In February,
sold ot public Kilo In front of Court IIouso.
Jan 17
House and Lands nt Private Hnle.
Lots No*. 40 nnd 47, Crawford Ward, near tho Railroad
DojHit. 03 by 100 foot. Tho improvements aro 12 two-
story brick House, nearly new; all In good condition and
under good rent. For terms nnd further particulars, cn-
qnlrcnt.wr counting-room.Jnn 17
TLotterirs.
D RAWN NUMBERS uf tlroouo and Pulaski
Mouumcnt letter)’, Class 291
08 24 7 10 48 55 30 G8 35 20 C0
E. WITII1NOTON.
I.5G2
Greene and Pulaski Lottery.
CLASS 30, FOR 1800,
To bo drawn ut Savannah, Un., Feb. 2, 1850.
GREGORY A MAURY, 3IANAGEBS.
8 C It CMBS
1 of $0,5614—0 of $3,000—10 of $500,
Tickets $2 50—Shares In proportion.
Tickets aud Shares, olthor singly or by thopackngo.for
•ale by - feb 4 E. W1TH1NOTON.
[By Authority of the Elate of Oeoryia.]
$30/00 0!
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
THE FAVORITE I
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BeUcdulefor Fcbrunry, 1850.
Tobe|lrawn Fobruury 25tli, l?60|iu tho city of Atlanta,
when prize* unioiilitingto
n- $30,000 ^
By vlrtuo of an order from
County, will bn sold t
On thu first Tuusday of March mtisl tha door of tho
Court House In Savannah, botrsen tha
sale, thu fallowing preport?,vlt t
Two Lots and one two story UFoodsn Dwelling IIouso lu
tho city, sliuutud in PulasU Ward, Hants stmt, thu
Lots being nutnburud 13 and 14, am1 ffrvattag Pulaski
Square.
Also—Tho Lot of Laud, 149, M Dtattfat, Itaksi county,
Georgia.
Thu I#ot of Land,270, Sih District,Lowrataocountjr.Ga.
Tho fractions 005,000, 18ih DistrJct, RdforHoa, Oobb
county, Ga.
The Lots 69,00, 70,01,02,18th aoHcty,
Qi'ovgtu. ,
, Thu Lot 014,16th DlstricM* 8K$oa.CMrrf(ta«a*Bty,
Georgia.
Thu Ixit 53,15th Dlrtrjct. Maooacounty, Gaorgta.
Onu eighth of Lot ICO, Uth District* Carroll ccuaty, 1
Ono quarter of Lot 314, 8th District, Oan oil county ,9a.
Cue quarter iff Lot 320,8th District,OssvcUcounty, 0*.
Lot 20J, 3d District, Coweta county, Georgia.
Lot 103, Ud District, Dooly conuty, Gaormu.
Lot 143,3d Di*t ri'.t, Early county, Georgia.
Lot 183, Dooly comity, (ioondo.
DA* 304,40,332,374,303, i vwla county, G*.
Pronerty of thu estato oTW. Hsttridgc, lataofraUI cooa-
ty, deceased. Sold far tho benefit of tha fcatnof mid da-
ceased. Terms made know on day ofsale.
JULIAN IIAHTIllDGE, 1 ,
Jan 23 A. S, HAR'flUDtlK. / *iWal«*»»or».
layer aud Masuii, sold far'no fault,
riljas.
oneffhlrd cash, bolatieo In two equal pnymruts of one am
two years; injuring Intereit from tho any ofsnlc,‘an.l sc
cured by tnartgngo and iwraonnl security. Purchase
paying far titles, mortgage and nil necessary papers.
Purcliokerpuyltig far
fab 4
ON fUKii'UAV, yob. S, ylll bo «0l<ffn ffoTiTtjf .ll. Coilr,
' ■' Hoirto, Imtwecn Iho usual hours iff sale,
\\ liarf fads Nos.6, 0, ntid 7. Sold Lots were sold as part
of th* Estato or Thomas Oreon, deceas'd, on the 1st of Jan.
1856, ntiil now sold on account and risk of former pur
chaser, ho not complying with tho fruits of snlo. A map
of said Lota can bo seen iff the coimtlng rwitli. TermS|
. JC-
Purchaser
... •• „ AtPriyataSata*.
warranted sound and healthy.
0„TU MD AY\tS^?i'tMfrt t . 0owaMM>
between tho legal hours of sole. “T 1
Terms—Hair cash, balance In twelve I
goo.1 security, purchasers paying for titles.
, Valuable Biitlding Lota.
Wlllltc1 sold nt tho Court llottsu on TUESDAY, February
fith, betwecu thu legal hoursofsulu t
riTO L-u, Sol. 40,41, <a, 43 .till 41, Ogl,tliorp>, noth
of the Parailu ground, being 106 feet deep |.y CO feet front
on Duffy street. Terms nt thu salu, purchos-.rs iwylng
fur title*. . Jan 29
At Auction:
On TUESDAY, tho 6th lmt.,at the Conrt Hotue,between
thu legal hvuts of salo.
A negro woman about 85 years of ago, good cook,wdslh
orandlruncr, togotlier with her child 8 years
Terms cash, purchasers ptylug for titles. . fab j
Executur’s Salo.
Ou TUESDAY, February 5,
Will bo sold before thu Court "louse, a Negro Boy, Dan-
.. .. ~ *- of Tho
it'll, aged 19 yeur*. belonging to tho Estato iff Iriiomss
« .» y 8old lor order of tho. Executor. Terms
Given, deceased, Soldljy’ .
cash, pnrclinMir imylng far titles.
Valuable Building Lot at Auction.
'On the first TUESDAY la February next,at the Court
House, between the legal hours of sale. Lot No. — situa
ted nt tho corner of Broughton and Montgomery streets.
A mure beautiful, healthy aud hanBsome location cannot
JauBI
, healthy aud
1m obtained lu the city.
Jan 25
On TUESDAY, February 6th, will bn sold in front of
tlio Court llousu, between tho tisnnl hours of snlo:
Lot Noly,on Indian street, with Improvement*, The
lot liiu feu simple, nud known as thu Candle Manufacto
ry, west vf thu residence of Mrs. Koeblor. Tom* cash,
purchaser paying for titles. Jan 24
Administrator’s Sale.
On TUESDAY, March 4th, will ho sold In front of tlio
Court House, between tho usual hours uf snlo,
Trust Lota No*. 23 and 2l.Jnsp.ir Ward, subject to a
ground rent to tho city, of $40 per uti»um,aud wharf Lots
No*. 21,22 and 23, Hutchison’* Island, opposite Iho Ex
change, belonging to tho Kslotu of Mlcliuel Dillon, do-
ceased. Sold l*y pentiUalnu uf tho Ordinary of Chatham
e.iiinty, fortho buuoflt'oftho heirs aud creditors iff wild
Estate.
Terms—Ono third cash,balance Onnd 12 months, bear
ing Interest from day ofsale, Kocuml by mortgago on tho
property; purebaaers paying for titles und mortgsxu.
jau 18
. ulunblo uuuding Lots far calo at Auction, ■,
tho FIRST TUESDAY In February next, in front of
tho Court House, 12 eligible Building lx>ts,60 by 100 feet,
situated noarthe intersection of Price, lloustowond East
Bread with Taylor, Wayuu and Gordon streets. Thsae
lots are high ground and aro in tho immediate vicinity of
thu lot selected as the rite far tho Albany and Gnlf R. R.
Dejmt. A plan of these lots can bo seen at oar Counting
Room. Terms,samo q*city lots, Jonit
At l'rlvutu Sale.
Alt axccUout Conk, both Meat uud pMt>y, wed
Washer nud lroticr. tan V
At I’rirntu Salo.
Ouo hundred nritnu lllrely Negroes lu femUie*, *ocm.
tonu'd In thu cultivation ufltlcu. J»a IP
Uu tho first TUESDAY in Fubrnnry next, will bo sold be
fore thu Court llousu in tho City of Savoauah,
A valuable tract of Rico tain!, situated cn the Og»e-
chou lllvur, ni(juiiiing tlio l^ud* of Dr. Chore*, end as»-
poslto thu old town of Hardwick, coutatulmsflTe hundred
(600> acres of striclly priuio faiml. Tho adlolnlag pUc*
averaged tlio Inst year ulghty (60) bushels of Kioe fa rise
acre, after wiving scud.
Terms—Ouo half cash, balaucoiu twslreioonlk« with
Interest. _ Jau 10—td
WILL "BE SOLD, on til* first Tuesday In February, befbr*
tlm Court House, in thu city of Savunnub, betwscu fav
legal hour* of sale,
All that valuable property known ns tho WllllAmsou'*
Cotton bhcils and Stores fronting tho liny, II hi unneoessA-
ry to give a further ik'«cripti<ui of thu property, os Die
well known. It contain* nnuv ground than any otbur
property of that duscription within the old Bmifa o( the
city. Salu positive. Term* $,1,(100 cash; telance in one,
two nud three year*, with Interest. Secured by mortgago
on thu property.Jan 14
AilmiuDtrator’sSalo. *
Will bo Bold ou tho flrat TUESDAY In March next, be
fore tbeCuurt IIoium., Itotweun tlmleunl boursofsxix,
All thu Ileal nnd Personal property or James C. Hlues,
ik-MWflctl, consisting iff nnu-tcntli Interest In Dulfamont
Plnnturiou, Bryan County, containing In all aoyn acres
mote or less, and thu fallowing named negroes: Daniel,
AO yearn; Patluncc, 27 years; Ellen, 22 years; Eugenio,
6ycsrs,nud Dick, 10 .veur*old; Onoilonldo barrel Gun
•ad ore Surveyor’s Comtuissnnd Instruments.
.1X0. P. IlINEfs Administrator.
JeotO
On TUESDAY,Febniarv 6th,
WR1 be eol.l in front of tlio Court llotnre, between tlie
osnnl hour* of sale, Lot No. 13 and improvements lu
Weltou Ward. Thu lirprov. iuunt* nro a two story brick
building, arranged for a store tuid dwelling, well located
far * grocery. Tho lot I* subject to 11 b-nsoof 10 years from
lfac. ii, 1*65, and rentmod far twenty-one years. The
prosentluauu Is eighteen.dollars |>er annum.
Tenns—Onu-halfcaidi.nliu balance 12 months, bearing
iaterest with approred security. L’lirehascr paving for
taiWM- » Jsn 10
Aduilnintnitur’s Sale.
On Iho first TUESDAY lu February next, 1060, Cwfen
Iho Court llo'u-o In tho city of Snvanntb, between the
legal hours of sale,
Negro Woman Julia, ng.-d about thlrty-livo yearn, be
longing to tlio Estate of Owen Foley, by permission c(
tho Court of Ordinary.
■ dec 20 JAS. 11. FOLEY, Administrator.
SCI! KM E.
CAPITAL PRIZE), 10,000 DOLLARS*.
loo Pitiy.ES—20 APPROXIMATIONS *
iVo Small Pritcn ! Prize* Worth //firing ! !
l'ricu of Ticket*—Whole*, $5; Halves, $2 60 5 Quar
ters, $1 25.
Prizes In this Lottery are paid thirty days aftor tho
drawing, in bill* of epedoqinying Hank*, w itliout dciluV-
tlon, only 011 presentation uf tho Ticket entitled totliu
Prize.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken nt juir. All communi
cations strictly confidential.
HAM’L SWAN, Agent and Manager.
Atlanta, Git.
J. II. MAB8TON, General Agent, Savannah. Ofllco
on Broughton, botweeu Whitaker nud Barnard street*,
jnn 26
Unprecedented Scheme!
QZ,b ! GOLD ! t GOLD I i t
HAVANA PLAN LOTTEJRY I .
so.oW^rfriRS!
Jasper loudly Academy l,ollery1
(BY AUTHORITY OFTHE STATE OFGEORGIA,]
10,000 NUMDE1RS ONLY !
ONE PEIZE TO EIGHT TICKETS!
CLASS J,
T ry be drawn February 16th, 1830, at Concert Hall.
Mncuu, Georgia, under tho suiierititriidctiCtt uf
Col. CEO. M. UK! AN and.IAS. A. NI SUET, Esqrs.
CAPITAL
• la.oooii
1 Prize of. 2
1 do do....
1 do do a..
1 ilo do
.do..
6000
4000
3000
2000
60(H)
• 6000
.'WOO
3000
6000
2500
5 Prises iff $10001*
10 do do 500 is
00 do do 50 Is
120 do do 25 is
600 Approximation Prizes of 10 Is
500 do do of 6 is
12000 Prizes nmotmtlng to $50,000
Tickets $8—Halve* $4—Quarters $2.
Prl7.CH payable without deduction. Persona sending
money by mail, need not fear It being lost. Or-
dors punctually attendad to. Communications strictly
confidential, mink Notes uf round Batiks, taken at par.
Drawing* sent to nil ordering Ticket*. Address
GEO. A. McCLKSKBY.
■ Agont for .Managers,
Jan 17 Savannah.
ionlvEw Yonk-iiiuo i,ink,—Tim
■flgEttregular pnekut brig AUGUSTA, Stone, master, will
Ivavo dlaiiatch. For freight or passage, apply on
bonrd nt Wood s wbnrf, orto
Jnn 25 DANA k WASHBURN.
FORNEW YORK—GEORGIA LINK.—
■The fine fast sailing schr LOYAL SCRANTON,
.. jw.ien, master, will hnvu quick dispatch for the abovu
port. For freight or puwmgc utiplv on hoard to Cnptaiu,
or to Jnn 18 COHENS & HERTZ.
At l’rlvutu Sale.
730% Acres of Pltiunud Hammock Lands, in Camdsn
County, near Burnt Fort Lauding; a pleasant sumnor
retreat, |M>rfactly healthy, with a tttio framu hows*, cox-
taining five upright Imd rooms, besides |wrIor nnd dining
room, newly rep.iire.1 and painted, with nil necessary out
buildings far a small force. On tho place I* a well of puro
ivuter. The place I* well suited for tho tar and turpen
tine business. With the place would be sold, tho furnl
turo now In thu house. Apply on the premi*.'*, nr to
dec 17 WYI.LY k MONTMOLLIN.
BY OCTAVPS COIIE.V.
Administrator'* Sale.
By vlrtuo iff an order, from tin* Ordinary of Chatham
county, will bo sold, on thu first Tuesduy of March
next:
At the door of Iho Court House, in Savannah, between
the Usual hoursof sale, thu following property, viz:
Twenty-six Shares of Planter's Unuk ($>0 shares) Stuck.
Six Statu Bond*, lOpercnitleacIi for two hundred and
fifty dollars.
Six uml one quarter shares MlUedgovIllo und Gordon
ltallioad Stock.
Twelve Shares or Augusta and Waynesboro’ Railroad
Slock.
Fifteen Share* of tho Millodgeville Manufacturing Co.’s
Stock.
'llilrteen Shares Central Ballrond anil Banking Co.'s
Stock,
Forty-one Shares iff the Stock of Bank thu Stato ot Ga.
Five Share* uf tho Stock of thu Marino Bank.
Stock in tho Savannah Mutual Jtisui-aucu Co., to tho
amount of onu hundred and ninety (1U0) dollars.
A Family Scholarship ill Oglethorpe University,'Ua.
Two halos of Dundoo Bagging.
Afro, un tile saute day, nt thu residence of the Into C.
Hart ridge, deceased, the liousuholdaud kitchen furniture,
Itook*. .vc., belonging to tho ostatu of C. HartriUgu, Mu-
ceased.
Property of tho estateof Charles Hart ridge, Into of said
county, deceased. Sold far tliobciiHltuf the heirs uf said
dvceiuud. Term* made known on the day of sale.
JULIAN IIAKTKIDUK,)
Jnn 23 A. 8.1IAUTIUDUE. / Adnilulstrators.
WHI bo sold lu trout of the Court House, between tbs
asaal bcmeofsnlo.u tract offaind on the Sklduwnv Bond,
flvo todies from Savannah, containing l«n acres. Tliupub-
ife: read runs through It. Two settlements can bo made,
h**t#K goisl lands far gardening lu each. A plat can be
it fhorountlngrooni.
Turms—Purchasers paying for titles. Jan 10
The Smithsonian House,
Broadway, corner of Houston st.,
Now York. Slnglo Booms.60cents, 76
cents,an"$1 per day. Parlors,)
Bedrooms, $1 60 to fit per day.
MtiU KXTflA, AND AH Oltlir.tUn,
'ho ilot.d is Mowly turnfrhid nnd In thorough order,
“ rt class Incntion, and all tho nppolntmonts of
k*Tt:«a a flret
tho hube*i priced hotels.
Jjtft**-—'lm
SIDNEY KOPMAN.
Anctton Saltis;
i«v »rt!n.ni»i cewitgi.,. .
( tain Ccok, Wssherand
ran, agod 4 and l^yeen,
In twelve inonths with
feb 2
Farm Lots at Auction.
On tho first TUESDAY in February next, In front of thft
Court House, between tho usualhoure ofsale i w -
Slx Farm tats t tat No. 1, containing 9 7-10 acres | No.
2,108-10 do.; No.8,11 8-10do., Including Brick Yard!
No. 4,18 6-10 do., Including Store House; No. P, 85 6-IB
do.; No.7,411-10do.
Terms—Ono quarter ctudi, anil the balance In onfa
. ,vo and thre years, with approved socnrltyq pnrchaeen
lniylng for titles. Salo to bo positive.Jan 26
At Private Sole.
A kind and gontlo draught Horse, warranted sound.
Jan 25 '
At Private ‘Salo. •
A handsome Pony, six years old. fourteen bands high. '
Puces a mllo in threo mlnutus auu trots It In fbur, war*
rantwl. For salo low if applied for soon.
Jan 23
At Private Sale.
A likely Negro Gtrl.14 years or nge, audwcu anuuwi
Will bu sold low If applied for soon. . JuiR
At Privato Salo-
A Negro Man about 35 years or age, good Arid hand Mi
axe man, sound and healthy. . Jan 21
Valuable City tats for Bale.
tat No. 1) Sonth Oglethorpe Ward, situated on Now
Street, flouting new Bullrood Depot, 100 feet deep by6t
fact front. Also, tats Ncs. 2 and 11 Curry Town,being
near tho corner eff liberty and West Broad stnY'
Each 00 feet front by 80feet deep. All of tho above
an* fro simple, and will bo sold on liberal terms.
Jnn 18
At Private Bale.
0 Shares Canton Mlpu Btock-
janW
Valuable Beal Estato.
llint commodious, substantial and welllmu*
brick Dwelling House, situated at tho corner of Mus*
gotnery and Btnto streets, and fronting Ulicrtr BqarrS
known a* the residence of tho late John P. WUltsmoimz—
It is onu iff the most dcllghtlbl situations in tho uty, tm$
HuriauHCf. anytliiugof the kind lu polut of orctiileomaM
tents. The *- -• —
e situation is also voryvnluabl,
NOTICE
TO PASSENGERS
TRAVELLING THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD!
T HE Day l’u**i'iigur Train will stop to put oyt and
take up Passengers at tho following Station* and
polut* uu tho line, viz: Htntions No*. 1,1 2, 20 Miles:
ft,314.4,”' * *’
+rii ’ FOR NEW YORK—UHUKOIA LINE.—
^ttliTlic fine fiist silling bark MARIA MORTON, Bulk-
•BaoKley master, having grunter portion of her cargo
engaged, will liavo quick dispatch for thonbovo port. For
freight or passage, apply on board to Captain, or to
Jan 15 COHENS to HERTZ.
FOR NEW YORK.—GILMUUK’M I1KU-
itt. t,, * w LINE.-TI10 now brig OCEAN WAVE,
Capt. Morton, having part of her cargo ungugud, will meet
with dispatch for the abovo !>®rt. %> Por frulght,^n^^ to
dec 2-2
HUNTER k IIAMMELL.
FOR PHILADELPHIA—T|io fine fast
■ ,. .sailing schr. EPHRAIM k ANN A, Crawford, mus
ter, kuving greater portion of her cargo engsgod, will
meet with quick dfrpatch for thunboru |*ort. For freight
or passage, apply on board to Captain, or to
Jan 20 COHENS k HERTZ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA*—Th«line fast
sailing schr. A. S.E ALLS. 8 weal land, mnstcr, hav
ing a par: of her cargo engaged, will hnvu iliepatch far
thu above port. For freight, apply to
Jnn 25 CAR LET. IN k PARBON8.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
M R. CARY would rospcctfuily give notice, that he Is
now prepared to oxecnlo tho most bunutiful col
ored 1’hot..graph*, over exhibited in Ibis country,
Mr. HUNT, a celebrated Artist from London, Is now nt
tho Callury, prepared to oxncuto tho coloring of tlieso
Pictures, cither in Oil, Pastil or Water Colors.
Persons having Dagurreotypos of deceased frlonils.inny
lmvo them copied nnd cularged to any size, un to Ufa.
Specimens of citizens of .Savannah are ulrcndy flnlehcdnnd
may bo seen nt the Gallery.Jan 10—Onto
JNO. C. BOOTH,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
W ILL nlsu givu 111* attention to Designs In Archi
tecture.
• - >n, Esq., Bay
Junftl—tf
glv.
w . lecture.
Ofllco in tho store of John Williamson, Ei
street.
Jan 17
GllAIN FREIGHT WANTED FOR
r YORK.—Tlio schr. W. L. COGSWETfaCapt.
IniRIi, wants nlnjiit 800 bushel* grain, or the bulk there
of! n sriiay packages, to cumploto cargo. Apply to
)““» HU.VLASli&SOX.-
apply to
FOR IIAVRE.—Thu bark N. CUItVEN,
Monntlord, master, having inoit of her cargo cn-
mged, wlll havo^illspatch as jtbovo : For frclglit,
[Jnn 30)
0. A. L. LAMAR
ETvBHPOOI,—Tl,« A NO. I Ihlp
^gakllOl’r., Briggs, master, wants ftlK) halos Cotton to
ViT: eur «"»'l' 11 . 'I'siok dispatch. For
freight, apply to [Jan an| c. a. L. LAMAR.
_J»n II HARPER, STUART * CO.
FOR PROVIDENCE*—'liioschr. LAURA
^UKRTUDK having most or bur cargo e,.Oakl and
going on hoard, will meet with despatch us above—far
balance iff freight apply to
JnnJhd DANA A WASHBURN,
FOR BOSTON.—Tlio fast milling brlgj,
RHOADES,Mathews, master,having two thirds
iff a cargo engaged, will moot with inimodlato dispatch.
For balance of freight, apply to •
Jan 11 CARLETON k PARSONS.
43.. FOR NEW YORK-OLD ESTABLISHED
jfpMLINK,—Tho hark SAVANNAH, Durko, master,
■InigwHl havu quick dispatch as above. For freight or
800 bales Oottuu, apply to .
Jan 20 BRIGHAM, KELLY A 00.
FOR NEW Y ORK—UN I ON Lt N K.—The
.regular juickut schr. L. 8. DAVIS, Ahull, mnstor,
liave dfr'i'itch for tha above port Far fr debt spplv
Juu 28 OGDEN. fPjJtlt * «> .
F IRST Premium Stiver Plated Rosewood, Mahogany
and Blnek Walnut Show Caso Wnrerooms, corner
Kcadonnd Hudson streets, New York. Show Cases fitted
with Jewel Trays. Orders per mall with city refer-
onco, promptly attended to. P Jnn 16—lm
JOSEPH CARSON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO •
THO8. J. CARSON & Co.
Light Street, BALTIMORE.
IFeileni Produce and General Committion Her-
chant* and Denier* in Bacon, pork, Lard, ttc.
fftT"Orders respectfully solicited "Cft
Jangl—Cm.
New Books.
RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER A CO.,
TUURStUt, 4A». 81sr.
rjTAIDEE.A Romance, from Blackwood’s Mngnslm
mlA ' complete.
u amp ton Heights;. Or, Tlio Spinster’s[Ward; by Caleb
Btarbuok. **
Jackson nnd Now Orleans, an nut lion tlo nnrratlroi)f
the llattlo of New OrU'iins; by Ajoxnndor Walker.
Cuinp Flresof Tlio Red Mon; Or, A Hundred Years
Ago; by J. R. Orton. , ,
Drenms and Realities In tho Ufa of a PastoraunToach-
8t'U'cllons and Writing* of .Walter Ravage Lnndor, ed
ited by Goorgo Stlllninu lHIInnl.
Adcscrlptlvonmf lilstorical account of Hydraulic and
other Machines, Including tha progressive development
of llie Steam Kngino; by Thomas l.wlwuk.
Kit Barn's Adventures; Or, Tho Yarns of an old Mari
ner: by Mnry Cowdon Clarke.
Tho Magician's Show Box. and other Storlrs.
Mucnulfy'a History of England 3d hud 4tli role—octavo
edition. * feu
in* *111 mu 1 mu. «i/.. fciiiiiitiiii, .*o*. t, *■ m.Miles ,
• l X> *• *'A< h, 6 H, 0. 00 Milo*; 7,7-‘Y, 8, P, 0l<. 9-V, 10,
lilM.107 Mflcs; If, 117 Mile* 5 12, f'JV, 13,1%, 14,15
15). 3,16,17,17U, 18 and 18^.
A person M-idiliig to get on the train at any of tho ahovo
points whore thorn Is no Mall to deliver, must tnnko a
distinct signnl ns soon ns It can Lu seen by tlio Engine
Mon, indicating that tho train 1* d. sired to stop, and if
baggage is desired to goon board. It must bu placed in a
conspicuous and convenient situation to ho taken.—
Should It hu night, tho signal must bu mado by n light-
wood lire on onu side of tlio track, nnd a light held In tho
hamI and waved up and down on tho ojiposlti' side.
Tho night trains will stop to put out aud tnko up Pas-
Hungers at any iff tho reguliiv or half Stations. When It
is desired tlmt this train should stop, a signal must in all
cases lie given as above directed.
Passenger* gutting uffor on tho cars nt a linlf station
or between station*, will ho charged |or a part of a Mo
tion the sum.) us far a whole station.
WM. M. WADLEY,
fab 1—0 Gen’l Snp’t C. H. R.
EXECUTORS' SALE.
W ILL bo sold on tho first TUESDAY In March next,
at thu Lower Market House, in thu city of Au
gusta, between thu usual hours of sale,tho following prop
erty belonging to tho estate of lsonc 8. Tuttle, deceased,
to pay thu debt* and legacies, to wit: Twelve Negro
Slaves: Lewis, Ned, Doctor, .Milo, Dill, little Dill, lfab,
John, Laura, Margaret, Elizabeth and Adelino.
—ALSO—
$4,000 7 per cent. Bonds of tho Georgia Bnilroad and
Bunking Company
$17,000 0 per cunt. Bonds of the Slate of Georgia.
600 Shares Stock of Georgia’ Railroad and Banking Co.
100 Shnres Stock of the linuk of tho Stato of Georgia.
ISO Shares Stock of tho Dunk iff Augusta.
50 Shares Stock of the Augusta Manufacturing Com
pany. Terms cash.
PM 1 ? 0 .? Vj newton, J
Jan 17, 1850.
JOHN II. MANN,
VEx’rs.
fob 1—«od2w*
NEW ARRIVAL OF PIANOS
W. D. ZOGBAUM & CO.'S.
Just received, a new
ipply of ST KIN WAY A;
)N8. UROYK8TKKX *
. ITBU8L0W, GILBERT &
CO.'S Oj-i, Ofrj octave. Plano* for small room*, while far
parlors, Llglite, Newton k llrndbury’s GllAND ACTION
PATENT ARCH WREST PLAN’S; Stelnwny & Sons
GRAND ACTION FIRST PREMIUM, Stodnrd, Bacon k
llnven, Horaro Waters k Chlckerlng’s7 7Vs uctav Pianos
are unsurpassed.
In power nml brillancy of tone, workmanship, nnd
abovu all. nsolidity that stand* proof agnlust tho incon
stancy of tho Southern climate; they aro unrivalled by
nn v that hns ever before been presented to thu pnbltc.
Wo would therefore solicit the favor of a call nml exam
ination of our stock.
W. D. ZCGRAUM A CO.,
fob 1 Nos. 107 Drynn ntiil 01 St. Julian sta.
FOBTPONED
EXECl’TOR'S SALE.
UNDER nnd by vlrtuu of a Decree in Equity
fgcWiff Burke Superior Court, November Term, i860,
MSawill bo eold, at Cushlngrillo, Station No. 8 Ocu-
JZZjr, trot UMtroud. Iiiirko county, on TUESDAY, tho
wstfaay uf Fcbtvsry, I860, all thu LANDS belonging to
tha estate of Angcstus U. Anderson, deceased, lying In
Ihuko county, containing about (8,746) eight thousand
uvea hnudred and forty-five here*; also, about (76) hoy-
tj-ftve Ntpe k2»Tta, t-mmg which are a blacksmith and
Uonsr.. Tha lend will ta divided iiito (4) tracts, to suit
psrckMctu; plstocf which will bo presented for lnsjtcc-
tion oa day cl sale. On 00a of tho tracts 1s nn elegant
compWuly ficfrhwl two story Dwelling Homo, of beauti-
fnl model, *Kk oil the neewsary out-building*, well put
wp awl In good order. On two other tracts aie cunffoita-
Ms Dwelling Houses, with Urn iioeessaFy out building*.—
On the (outth but, tuc: v oru tbs noccoury boil.lings fat
a nrcro qa*tUr.
Ou tbs Furebsnd tract, n»s of tho two described togoth
or, there Is about 00) suvonty acres iff swamp land in
cultlratiun, with about (200) two hundred nrrr* wood
land. moutiy dsrunusl out from tho river 0>;ecclicc, on
which It Um. AH tho tracts, except thofltit,nre well
tlmlwrud, tuff with* greatdfe.1 of r.lno timtnr wav tho
Central IbdUosd, whl.-h nsassu through ail of them.—
Thoio U cleared t*pd, tmlPilect for calllrattan mi cm-h
tract, and each tract s.i laid ont, that they .sill adjoin
either Ogurchoo tivov or Bnchhesd crick—, no of them
ndioltiiug Ik'Hi.
There will alro ht fold at Iho residence or deceased, be
fore tho *a!u eh**:*, all tho poxlsbabft property romnliling
iff sold deceased, In DuiV-e county, consisting of about 20
Mules, 0 nnrsom Pfl hutff of Cattle, 70 bead of Sheep. Oxen,
upward* of 300 betid uf Hfotk Hogs, and a lot of rationed
lings; togotber with VrCum,’ Fodder, Plnntath.il
Tool*, Ac. Tlio opt# to contlcno from day to day, until
all la woltl.
Term* a! salo; On tha Land, credit for ono half iff pur-
rbfcjn money oco jur, on tho other half tivo years. Uji
the Ncjrtow, 20 per cent, cosh, same credit for bnlnnpo ns
«n land. For tbo pcriohnbto property, ono ho'1'cnsh, bnl-
nneo credit for ono )-c£?,ov.e*ot far curasoftwi nty dollars
or under, for mhkh, ci-ili will Lo required. Notes with
atrlctly approved security and with intercut from date,
will ho required oq all credit before thu delivery of
tho property.
Purchasers wril] haTO tb«6oci!lty of the Central, and
Augusta and Woyswabrro’ Jinllrowja to attend thu sale,
atul tlucocruaimodatluna nour.
MOSES I*. Git BEN, Kx’r.
Waynesboro’, Doc. 12iu, 1686. Jan 23
Tlm abovo solala'iini-rfiiitahly postponed beejuno of tho
sickness of the oniy F«rptor.
%• Tho Aogutto€hronlolaASonUns],ConriRutlonn1lst
k Rcpnllic, nnd Millrdgovillo Recorder, will Insert until
day ofsale. nnd forward account* to this office,
YAM.ABUS bBA'£ ESTATE.
t ftOO acres of Land cq tSn great Ogeechoo
River, 300 of which (s tide Swamp under hank,
and lt.e cloned, tho balance well adapted to the
tnitaro of Gottoo and Corn—all under fonco.
prorrnmnU nro a plain dwelling Imusc, a
very largo and cotvenlcot tarn, with other necessary
ouluullriiogiandaormaosoitatloo* for CO Negroes.
A180,
A tract of 1000 acres. 200 ci which la Inland swamn,
nml 4oo uplands, fin* cctton and provision lands, mostly
cleared. A taut 100 acre* bare a fu*vy growth of oak nnd
hickory, only oco mllo from tide conuunnlcntlnn to Sa
vunnsb by the Ogeechoo Canal, and tlm hnlai'co heavily
timbered with plno. Together with thonbovo, will he sold,
n gang of 14 primo Nugroan, accwstomod to the culture of
Hicu or Cotton and Corn. For sale Ly
Jan 22 WSI. WRIGHT.
CSiOICB JSVOTCW OT YHV|T .REES
LANDING nml far snlo—comprlslurr A pples.
t&vL Apricot, Pencil, Ghevtlss, Hum, ana
Aftn^Riwplicrry—woreordcroi fora geniiirnnn, who
has dlrpoeod ftfhis place, and wjspiw offurcil
orifctlu. Apply lo V. J. WALSH,
dec 0 No. 170 Day-st.
FwSCBSEiB SB EBSSIK
A vnlunblo 1 ract of Land, containing about 700
'WlgSiAcrc*, wltliln fi vo miles of tho city. T10 tract Is
jdfajp^wLdl wooded, and considered perfectly healthy*
-.,4— On tho place aro good Plantation BmMIngs—all
imiv, ulth open Land* ready (or Planting, kor particu
lars enquire of
Jan 2u
IB'U . ,
located on lots'numbers 9,10,11 and 12,bounded by 1.
Rroad, Montgomery nnd Stato street#, and on tho northbr'
Broughton Street tane.
Un West Broad street there Is a very large and e
ware-house.
Tho locntlon of this property Is so well known, ana the
R icctof n rapid Increase In tho value so certain, that tt
emed unnecessary to say more to attract attention,
Tlm above properly, If nut disposed of prevlons to lei
Tuesday In February next, will then be offered before tbe
Court IIouso for wile. Fur further particulars apply at
our Counting Room, Ko.154 Day street. Jan 17
*»* Tlm Charleston Courier, Augusta Chronicle It 8cn>
tincl, Macon Journal A Messenger, Mllledgevlllo Southern
Reorder, will please copy until day of sale, and send bill
to this ofllco.
At Private Sale.
Southern half of tat No. 35,Chat ham Ward, city of Sa
vannah, containing twenty-flvo and a half feet front on
Tatmill street, and ninety and tbreo quarter* feet tn
depth, subject to aground rent of twcqty-ono 10-100 dofr
Jure per annum, lor further particulars, Inquire at tho
Counting Room, 154 Bay street.
Jon 10
At I’rivato Sale.
A family of Negroes, consisting of a likely Negro Mu
aged twenty-three year*, und his wife aged twenty-fleet
with th.-ir two children aged three and ono years old.—
If m>t disposed of previous to tho first Tuesday in March,
will then he offered before tho Court House. *— *“
Jan 10
At Private Sale.
A likely Negro Boy about (14) fourteen year* of age,—
A fro, a likely Negro Woman about (26) twenty-flvo yean
old, a prime field baud.Jan 10
At Auction.
On tho first Tuesday in February next, at 11 o’clock,
in front of tbo Conrt Iluuse, between tlm legal hour
of siitos
A likely Negro Woman, good cook, washer on* tiiuMtft
warranted sound.'Terms cask, purchaser paying lor Oil* .
Jan 12
‘X ^NE^an^extrenmiymstaiAAM-
BOAT will bo said, nt a bargain, st
application bo mndo lmmcdi«iuiy<—
slm is 126 ft. long, 22 ft. betun, I It.
0 in. hold; hns 30 in. cylinder, 8 ft.
stroke; etevens cut off, Iler engine beautifully finished
off. . Her after saloon is made to unship, nml Is now stowed
away. She bus n largo iron lank, holding 4,000 gallutt#
water, fur supply of her taller; and In fitted up with •
Steam Wrecking Pump nud Hoisting Machine. She to
very fast, nud would mnlra n No. 1 passenger bunt. Hr*r
wrecking apparatus nnd tank would sell fur enough «u
fit her iu» nml fttriilsli her,. She 1* a first rato tow boat.
For further particulars, apply to
dee 17 C. A. L. LAMAK,
WM. WRIGHT,
FOII HALE OjRTHKNnr;
m A GOOD BRICK HOUSE, orn Forsyth placo,
modem huUt, Boutbsrn front| lino well of water
in tlm yorel; good Carriage House, Servant’s
Rooms, aud out-hunaei;; and tat 150 fact deny—ono of
the most desirable localijiat ftr sain la tbe city. Toons
of sale will bo mode o*#jr, or It will bo rented until No-
vombor.at» rratonablo rato. Apply to
A. WILBUR,
Jnn 30 Goal. las. Agent A Broker, 111 Bay-st.
' " ! " «fro JRKHT- _
M A desiraldo ofllco and slur* on Boy street. Ap
ply to llaynord * Rowland, er A. A. Solomons to
Cn. Janlft-aigwAw*
. won 0Ai>$.
M A well built romlora flatahad brick HOUSE, with
nil nccossury outbaRdlngs, be a pleaaiol location,
on a tat 120 foot dosp. Ttrai mo.lors’jo. Apply
to A. WILBUR,
Jan 10 No, 111 Bay street.
☆i
CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,
(ojrz noon west or nn nzrum.ic\x utAMxu soon.)
Fino Ready- WM. 0. PRICE, Sup’rfincClolhs,
Mado nothing; FABfflOKABLE Coaslmcrcs, nnd
Hats nnd Caps, AND
Shirts, Collars, MILITARY
Gluvcs, Hosiery, m
CnnCtUiubrulr, 1A1LUH,
147
Cravats, Slocks,
llondkcrcb'f*,
Fancy Articles BAY-STREET,
Vestings,will bo
MadotoMcasuro
Unoxcepti’nable
In Stylo and
Workmanship,
By tlm Best
Mocha nl ca,
For Gentlomen. SAVAW1VABI. At Short Notice.
£3* Ordors from City and Country solicltod. *
doc 12
10118. DU. CUNNINGHAM'S SCHOOL
WAS OfDXED 0X TBS
First Mondny lu, Novombor.
M nS.O. would inform her friends thaVboro are a four
vucanolos which may bo filled by applying Immo-
diately. A fow young Ioullus would bo received into the
family as boarding scholars, wiioro they will receive the
klndust care nnd attention. ' •
Sir. MASSON, Teacher of tho French Lnngungo. Roil-
denco North side of Liberty street, 4 door* abovo Bar-
nanl. ' nov w
tcThousekeepehs.
At the Old Stand, 106 Bronghton-St.
P LATE WAR5IBR8, Planished and Japknncd Ware,
Cooking, Parlor, Hall And Box Stoves, Cooking
Haneos, Grates, Hot and Clonk Stands, Ladles’ 8oivlng
Chau*, Gas Stand* and Tubes, Cedar Ware, Willow Ware,
Ac. Also, Tin Ware, Iron and Copper Ware, Brass Ret-
tlos, Stoves, Pipes, Cooking Utonslli of all kinds for
8tnvcsnnd Banged, together with tho finest-assortment
or llmiso Furnishing Goods In tho city.
,au :tt HORACE MORSE.
TOBENT.
A Tlm store nml dwelling in Congress ct. tately oc-
ucuplcd by II. Sllbor m a Jewelry store spriy at Mrs.
■kSIlbor’s, next door. tf
won nnmw.
A Tho Wharf Store to No. ITS Bay #tronl,oultablo
• far storing Cotton or Vsrchandtae. Apply to
EL Jan 7 BAYNARD A ROWLAND.
- HOUSE WAHTEIh ‘
a A BRICK HOUSE with 8 c? iO room*, w'tb stablo
Hand carriagu houre,oa m fall lot. Apply to
iL Jan 4 WYLLY A MONTMOLUN.
won HAM.
rt A DWELLING HOUSE la spod<*d#r, *Htli a lot
3 nnd a half of land, a fino sitvHoa, lee oale low. Ap-
ILplyto A. WILBUR,
jv 19 Gen’l Ins. Ag’t and Broker.-
ffiORN-oAT8-FLoi5R”nnn«nrr-
U000 bushel* prime wliitu and mixed Oort*, 60 lbs.
to the bushel.
1W0 bushclo primo Ohio Seed OU;
600 do do walto Core Mrel;
1000 do Wheat Bian.goodlredtwClewssrdHoiref;
160 sarka extra and sups*fire tloeir;
100 bolus primo North River Hay;
60 do choice Eastern Hay;
15 bbls good Old Bench Bread/. .
Old Monongnheln Whlakg, WrejpreJMt, Instoremi*
for salu by Jan 28 Tv AVER fi COSUTWfifiW.
EBSUARY iIIAUPBK’R MAftLZIIll-
Also—Tlm Aincrlcnu Alumnae - and Repository of
'refill Knowlc.lgo, far I860,
tamlan Art Journal for January, I860.
Bonner’s targe Map of Georgia un rollers, contatatag
all alteration* of new counties. •
Bllllman's Journal iffSciuuco Art,far Jectosy.
American JournnlofModlcnl Science far January.
Our Cousin Veronica; or. 8ccnaa nnd Adventures ovor
tho Blue llidtre, lly Miss Wormeley.
Hensonml SonsiblUty. By Miss Austin.
Jan 23 W.THORNB WILLIAMS.
THE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE1C0.
OX 1 NEW YORK,
H AVE comuieucud taking Marino lllsks at thels'
Aguury, corner of Drayton nnd Bryan streets, Ba-
vtumah, Uu.
Approved Bisks will bo taken on liberal terms,and tba
usual credit given on premium uotca. Threo quarters of
the busiuces will be returned to thu customers iu scrip.
• DIRECTORS:
W. C. rickcrsgill, firm ol XV. C. l’lckersgill A Co.
J. L. Aspinwail, firm of Howlnnd k Aspliiwall.
Uofa-rt M. Ulypliuut, firm ot Olyphant fi Sou.
(I. U. Lamar, Uuuk of Republic.
Richard tat her*.
John Allen, firm of Hopkins, Alfan fi Co.
Wm. II. Gulon. firm of Williams fi Guion.
Adrian laulin. firm of A. Iselln fi Co.
Thomn* Richardson, firm of Tho*. Richardson fi Ca.
John 11. Elliott, firm of Elliott, Adams fi Co., N.O.
Jol*n 1*. Drown, firm of Brown fi DoRossct.
James W. Phillips. .
Ocorgo Barnes, firm of Barnos, Lyman & Co.
A. tachafre. firm o' tachalsu, Fuucho k Co.
Charles II. Dabney, firm of Duncan, Sherman fi Co.
Win. tausliick, firm of Locihlck, Wrsonduuck fi Co. -
P. P. Rodocaiioch.
Ocorgo Griswold, Jr., firm of N. L. & G. Griswold.
N. Chandler, firm of J. Monroo fi Co~ Paris.
H. F. Spaulding, firm of Spaulding, Vail fi Fuller.
IV. 0. taim, firm of W. O. tano & Co.
Robert Spudding, firm ofSpeddlng A Livermore.
Saimu-I Bales, m m of Stone ft Cu.
J. Johnstbu, firm iff Boorman, Johnston fi Co.
W. M. Evarls, firm of Butler, Everts A Soulhmayd.
F. W. Bultuur. firm of ltelmnr A Mecke.
Tlmtiuia Slncumb, firm of Slocumbt Stowell A Co. 4
Hiram Hutchinson, President Bank of Hamburg,
tawl* 11. Drown, firm of Lewis B. Brown fi Co.
Amos U. Eno, firm orEno, Roberts fi Co.
George Bliss, firm of Ocorgo Bliss fi Co.
Abraham Bell, firm of A. Bell ft 8on.
G. G. Sampson, firm of Sampson ft Co.
J. 51. Brown, firm of Brown, Brothers fi Co.
•Tames Benkard, firm of Benkard 4 Hutton. ^
Fred. C.Gehhard, firm ofSchticliard fi Gebhard.
OFFICERS:
Richard Lathers, President; John A. Parker, Vie#
President; Jos. C. Fox, Second Vico President; Douglas
Robinson. Secretary. Counsel for Company, Wm. M.
Kvnrte. Marina Inspectors, Jnbex Williams andJamsa
G. Luce. 0. A, L. LA51AR,
dec 28 . Agent lu Savannak.
Life 'ami' I
Ire Insurance Agent,
W ILL TRAVEL through Central and Upper Georgia
nnd Tennessee, duly authorized by responsibta
Companies, to solicit and receivo applications from par
ties wishing tlielr lives or property insured,
no will also act as agent for tho Savannah Rspabllcaa. *
Refers to Messrs. Webster fi Palmes, Wm. Klng. Ken-
nodv"A Bench, J. M. Norwood, P. W. Alexander, V. W.
Skiff. 8avannnli. nov fl—tf
"ANDREWS fi VOBCHE. r
ATTORNEYS AMD COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
WASHINGTON, WILKES CO., OA.
Will practice in all tho Counties of tho Northern Circuit,
GARNETT ANDREWS. KOBT. T. FOUCHE.
dec 6—tf
UYIIVUAND RENOVATING ESTABLISHMENT
73 York-St.* near tha Court House,
SAVANNAH, GA.
73*5fl xstnusniD w 1832. ^*73 '
T HE Subscriber, grateful to hi* patrons and mennt
for tholr continued favors, wrould stato that In ad
dition to tho improvents In Dying acquired by him
during his last visit to England and Scotland, has made
arrangements for extending bis business, by which he la
now enabled to Dyo a greater variety of Color* « Bilk
and Woolen Dresses, Shall*, ft c„ which ho trust* via
geitcniUy pleare all who may favor him with their
patronage.
don*’--
may bu
•rally*
Ladies’lwnuci>i/jv-ii. aiowum auu ncowuiu iuo uiua* -
imbionahlo styles. Orders from tho country punctually
attended to. Terms moderate. When parcels are sent by
steamboat or railroad, word should bo sent him by lettsr
through tho Post Office, w that hu may know where to coll
for them.
J*n13 c ALEXANDER G ALLOW AT.
Gentlemen’s Garments Dyed, Cleanod or Renovated, M
bo required. In tlio sonic superior stylo which has pa
ly so much pleased hi* patrons ami friends,
lilies’ Bonnets Dyed, Blenched and Pressed in tha most -
F E
Useful
$35 REWARD.
Will bo paid for a Negro Man named BUI about
45 years old, 0 feet 2 inches high, weighs about
200 lbs., no particular marks about him that I
recollect of. Ilo runaway on the 23d Inst., from
ScnrboroGn. Jnn 20 WM. WRIflHT,
RAN AW AY.
From Fernandlna,Florida, a Negro Man name-
Anry or Handy; ho Is about 20 or 21 years ol
• 6 fret, 8 or 0 Inches in hrigl t, wrtq’is about 1
, lbs., and will protablv tip *t mke his wav
m North Carolina, v few* he has boon brought fr
mMill). K Ub.r.1 to.KdwUlbi
,1 u. Til Jjttfti 11A W.—UI bnJ?*.
lY Mu Jmi17 I.YNN k SKIDKB.
CYCLOPCEDIA
—or—
American Literature. .
’nERSON S wishing to ripply themselves with thtf
MT great work, unquestionably the rrandest Lltarary •
achievement of the age, ore respectfully Informed tbrt
tkesnbacribvejs now tn the city, prepared to tarnish tf.
whom*/ desire it, with there beautItal, InteresttninA
lastracUve volume*, m charming, ricnan a varied, as they
are Us parti*! and comprehensive. The/^ can be had In
rood English Cloth, price |Jl In half Calf, neat $10; in
hall Calf and Morocco, extra $11; fall Calf and Morocco,
lan n Agent for Chatham *
-SOTIO». *T*
vr HAVE This Day opened * GENERAL, BUVIIM
I AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, opporita Msmm.
Hone A Connery'* Ship Chandler/ Store. I hare (M «a*
flee formerly occupied by O. IT. Duryec, Master* «f n»
eels and Stevedores, wanting Seamen and Laborer*, eon
be promptly supplied, by calling on the undsrslg**i : $
have also engaged the sarvioes of * competent Notary
Public to assist me. He can always ba found at Wofles .*
to note for Vcsaels, and to axtendthalr Protests, fill to-
.U.M ratrMttKl. to ■. U*ll b.
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