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VOLUME IX
=9r
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1850.
NUMBER 187.
^ibannnjjIUpMicaii
la published
OAILY, TRI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY)
. R. SNEEDft R W. SIMS,
UATBS OF ADVERTISING.
Foroucequareor 300em#orlesa,of any type not lai*
-Hun Nouparell, 75 cent* for the first, ami 60 cunts
ioM. li subsequent Insortlon, for any Unraloss than one
■nth.
All Tabular work, with or without rule*, and adver
* ahull bo
.•merit* occupying doublo column,
ml'lc tho abort, rate*.
i charged
A.l»ertiMiuonta, or wlmtorer length. Tor any time lea
au oin* month, to bo charged at tmnslont rates.
For a longer time at tho following rate*:
Square...
Square*.....
1 UI**.
2 liras
3 liras
4 liras
6 liras
12 mos.
.....
1)0
#16
|20
#24
#30
$10
16
22
20
20
38
60
20
27
32
36
44
60
21
32
38
42
62
70
27
8U
44
4(1
181
80
00
40
60
64
(15
00
32
43
M
68
70
100
81
46
68
62
74
no
36
48
61
66
77
118
38
60
64
70
60
V26
do...
do...
do...
do...
Tor *n.v tlrao notaborv fpociflud, a proportional charge
II bo made.
Altt-riiMmoiita ordered three tlmea a week, will be
ur.'.*.! two thlr.l* tho above ratca.
Adiiiitcti.mof 25 percent, from tho above rate* will
mi.loon ml vertifontouta appearing on tliu fourth page
the dally.
5,-vUI notices, lo cents |K>r lino for tho llrat, and &
di« i»r each subeeqnunt Inaertion. and in no cnae to bo
hj-vt to contract. MurriHgo notice*. $1. Fnin-ml Invi-
W font* em-h. So *pocUl notice Inserted for less
aii ."»>* coni*. Obituary noticea, lte|Kirt*, Resolutions,
IW-'edliigs of an.v Society, Annotation, or Corpora-
,:i ,.r .lured to Ire published, & cent* jut lino.
Stisi nb iat* will b« advertised at $10 per annum for
.•U b.Mt advertised.
ji.-i. idiijn—where but one la running, $40 per an<
i.n; if two or tnuro. $00 each.
Airih'ueers’advertlsoniont* notto be aubject to con
•t but to t>e charged at tho ratea prescribed per
wu any bill for two montha advertising, other than
Intru't. animate to over $50, a deduction of u5 per
■ut. will bo mode.
■Yearly advertising, with the pririlcgo of change, will
ft Mkrtt at the following rates:
■For ouo square, renewable onco a weak $45
“ twice “ 55
•• three tlmea or oflencr. 70
I Ev rv a Ultionnl square contracted for to bo charged
fteliii'f till) above rate* additional.
■YcirlFadvertiser* ahall be limited to the apace con*
1aci.-I fir. All contract* ahull be In writing, atatlng
ft:in My the nature of tho business to be advertised.—
a lv.Ttli"niouts not properly connected with tha
e«s shall bo charged separately, and nlso nay ex*
_as of matter over tlw amount contracted for.
■C utr.u't advertln'inonta |iayablc quarterly; advertise*
But* from strang»rs and transient persons, payable in
■an:.’. All othora will be considered due when called
iTIie paper, under no cirenmitancas, to be Included In
■contract.
■ professional and business cards, not exceeding 5 lines,
“!l l*e inserted »t $20 per annum.
Jills on persons to become candidates, will be Inserted
I "«h'*r advertisements, to be paid for invariably In
■ranee.
■Announcing candidates for offlee, $10, to be paid in
ftllrertiseinenta not marked on the copy for a specified
-*-*•• and payment ex*
ll'.'iilar advertisers and all other* sending comma-
hiions or requiring notice* designed to call attention
■Ulrs. concerts, soirees, nr any public entertainments,
■rre charges ar«> made for admittance—all notices of
ftrste associations, every notice designed to rail atten
ds to privato enterprise* calculated or intended to pro*
Jt» individual interests, can only bo Inserted with the
■ l r«tnnd!ng that the sanin la to bo paid for. If In*
Tt*l in the editorial column (which can h* only at the
fceUutt of tho edltwsl Um same will bo charged at the
y«f not loss than 2J cents per linn.
hlv-rtisenionUord-red In the Weekly paper, $1 per
ktr* fir each insertion.
pc unduvelgned, publishers of Dally. Tri-Weekly and
Uirly newspapers In Savannah, On , pledge thoinsolvos
Jfc:l.v to adliero to th« aliove bill of charge*, ami In uo
■nucu to deviate therefrom.
above rate* to take effect March 1,1850. and to
Jitinm* binding until changed by tho rote of a majority
■ ibe undersigned.
|N. It.— 1 Thisaclieduloshall not In anysvayeffeet the In*
Jxity of existing contracts. Mlcuntmct* for tlio year
■ aur other specified time, shall only censo with the
■l>:r.til<>n of the period for w hich the were made.
■ SN’KKO 4 BIMfL Republican.
H. II. IlILTOX i CO., Georgian k Journal.
THOMPSON k WITTirNGTOX. Morning Vows
ATLANTIC,
ChPI.Wkst.
PACIFIC,
Capt. Nr*.
lEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
1». S. MAIL STIMULUS.
TIIK sines CONpaiSlMO Tltlfl LINK AH*
I BALTIC,
Capt- CousToeg.
ADRIATIC,
Cspl. —
Those ship* having been
built by contruci,expressly
. forgorsmment service.
l erycaro bus been taken in
tholr coiisinicllon, us also
pinthelr engines, to ensure
( strength aud speed: Qand
ir accommodations Cor paucugora are unequalled
■elegance nr comfort.
Trice of passage from Now York in Liverpool,In first
J»n tlH'h In second cabin, $7.1; exclusive uso of ex-
| dm »uu* room, 3325. From LlverpooUo Now York,
fOaud £M.
■in experienced Siijgeon attached to each ship.
<» berinscan bosecured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES Or HAILING.
l-rtn New York. from Liverpool.
_ 1855. 1855.
■fines lay.... Jan.24.. l855lSatitnlay.... Jan. 15.. 18 V,
■elnetd «y.... Feb. 7.. Irt.VllSaturday .. Feb. 147.. 1855
elB<-sd»y.... PcbSI.. 1855 Saturday.... Fob. 10.. 1855
| Saturday.... Jau.S I.. 1855
_ For Freight or Passage aunty Ui
|‘V inn K. ci ILLINH, 56 Wall slffel, N. V.
ft• IVN,siifpi.BV ft CO., I Ivorpool.
■'•1*11KN. K UNN \HD <l CO,27 Austin Friars, London.
■>. A \|.\ WRIOIIT it CO., Parts, or
f *11. lilt A I* rill, Havre.
■T*i lie owners of those ships will not honccminta*
' r gold, sl-vur, bullfon, sptuio. Jewelr*, precious
. nr mu als, uuluss bills of lading aro elgued
■ % ••r.sml ihu valuetliereofexpressed therein.
■ •:•>!• -r* please tako nonce, ibul the ships of Ibis
“■ ic tnnnl carry any good* contraband of war.
mwfly
WVORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMP TON
J.MTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
:?>. ALf* line are tho W A8111NUTUN,
-t-rrjd&£CB(Y. - Capt. K. Cavendy; HKIU
JxMGESSQMmll 1 ^ MANN. Capt. Edward lllg-
, gins. These steamer* stop
- at Southampton, both going
nnd returning.
rnOPOSED DATES OF SAILHfO—1856.
From South*
rmnnn
From
New York.
SXTUaDAT.
...Jan. 20
From
Bremen.
amtiDxv.
Fob. 23
ampton for
Now York,
wctistatur.
Feb. 27
«-hm.;t«u..
...Kub. 23
Star. 22
Star. 26
fill lull
...Mar. 22
April 19 '
April 23 4}
May 21
whmgt-in..
...April 19
May 17
rumnn
...May 17
Jnne 14
Juno 18
wluii^ton..
...June 14
July 12
July 10
nnaim
..July 12
Aug. 0
Aug. 13 J
•’bln doll..
...Aug. 9
Sept. 6
Sept. 10
minim
...Sept 6
Oct. 4
Oct. 8 J
wliington..
...Oct. 4
Nor. 1
Nor. 6
rm.inn
...Nov. 1
Nor. 29
Dec. 3
•Jiiiuton..
...Nor. 29
Dec. 27
Dec. 31
■whu at Southampton, both going and returning,
T'lfi'T passengers proceeding to London and Havre,
'stages avvrany other route, for th« economy of time
‘B‘OH*y.
■“noe rnoji new took to aocrnAUrroN and naiMRx.
ft”* Cabin, Main Saloon, $130; First Cabin, Lowor So
ft-DIO; Second do. $60.
ft* letters and uuwspapers must pass through the Post
|hynfaaIMn"* Wil * b “ a>eDe<1 or P*” 0 * 1 f*c®ivod on
I* erporl-uced Surgeon Is attached to each ship.
f" r freight, or pas sago, apply to
0. ll.8A.N0. fhittth 11 William Street, N. York,
C. A. IIKINKKKN k CO.JIremon,
CItoSKEY A CO., Southampton.
WM. ISRLTN, llavr". Jan 10—lygaw
IRA BUIULET
. J. R. GILMORE & CO.,
Inniinission Merchants,
V,, , NH W YORK.
Fnicnlar attention given to tne who ut Cotton. lUce,
■*1'' liberal cash advances modo on consignments.
I'lKItKNCES:—Hunter A Gamniell. Savannah. Qa.;
ffsrsley, Ksq, President Commercial lUnk, Kidder k
T«. J. II. Flannsr, Esq., Wilmington, N. C.
PI5—ly
JOSEPH CARSON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS T() 1
FHOS. J. CAR80N & Co.
Llglst Street, BALTIMORE.
*trn Produce nnd General Comminion iter.
fonts am/ Denlerein Paeon, Pork, Lard, die.
Orders respectfully solicited "GO
, BLANKETS AND KERSEYS.
i’IK PLANTER never had a better opportunity of
I Pnrdmslng the above named articles, at so great
ftns us they can be bought now nt this Store. We
hand a large assortment of RLANKKTS, which
■ V licat for she. wetabt and quality. All who really
ft buy, are advised to rail at
ft ROKKNHAUGII k LAD80.VS,
C 5 ® No. 2 Shadd’s 8tnres.
tftl. M. BLOUNT,
COLLECTING AfH.NT)
DARIEN, GEORGIA.
B *' Lll respectiully refer parties to the following
Lhntlomcnt Alexande r Mitchell. T. P. Pea*e and
y “nkonbough, Darien,Ga.; Ramucl Palmer A Ron,
L**t u.p.rtMW. F-q*t harSe*ti>D.8 Q.tF. J.
P foq .62 Wall-street, New York
r^f'el., 1855. net C
10 .THE LADIES.
■ l.ij' c ''. v '’ , 1 » ronslgnment of Frisetts, Curls
Front Pieces, from the importer, and will
prices.
11 .‘/'m n<>w i n .tnn n re well assorted, and orders
uat any time for colors not on hand, by
O. M. OltlFFEN,
■ Succrasaor tolate M. Eastman,
■ *,,1^*® street. 2d afore above Pulaski House
bushels prime Pnttlmorewhite Corn,
■kio r * ct ‘ ,,rcJ Per w hr 8 It Alleu.for sole by
VfL-r, IHIIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
■ ARBLE MANTLES.—Constantly on hand
till CHAFFER k CO’8.,
No 6 WhIUkar-at.
JPoccffl, SnofnesB (Cnraa.
WAVESIIimuf UUnKH J CilU«TV, G*.
Prnctlcelaw in Richmond, Burke, Wasliln$toii,8erlven
and Emanuel.
Titos. M.IKRRtKM. HAt.COLK D.JONIS.
doc IP ly
E, U, O % II A A iss,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Fers) Hi* Gum
A in practlco In tbe Flint and adjoining counties of iho
Jan 7 Macon Ulroult. If
nova If.
• WM. A* MIFIUN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JTIontlcollo, Con.
WII.I.IAM 1-1 It W A It US.
ATTORNEY AND COUNHRLhOR-AT-LAW,
nlraiiopy, Florida,
will practice In the Gouris or East and South Florida.;
Ueferoncra—Tunno Pinkney a c*., Charleston. 8. Ua
Pierson, Held! It Co., Savannah, Ca.; Coojier k Mother,
Micauopy, Fla.
march UP ly*
MAJ1I/RL W. 1'I3K*1*RIK,
Successor to
IIRNRY J. PEPPER A BON,
Watches, Jotvnlry nnd Silver Ware,
Ao. 17$ Chetnut ut., u/tpoaite the State Ilouee,
IMiiltSilcliiltlts.
may 30 yr
IVIhM Ul J WILC1IEK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Warronion,Gco.,
W ill practice In the Northern Circuit of Georgia, and
in thncoiiiitiesor llurko,Columbia, Jofforson and Wash*
Inglon.oflhe Mltldlo circuit. ly may U
"pulton house,
ATI. A W/r A„ GEOll UI A,
mar 16
BY A. B. REEVE!.
Atlanta. March II. Ih.yV tf
SADDLERY WARE-HOUSE.!.
Young's Building, Sign of tho (IULBKN SADDLE,
0rm.IT* V. K. MMMIIXS* CLOTIIIXO KT0RK.
W. H. MAY & CO.
Hnvo on hnud n good ussortiiiuiit of Saddles, Bridles aud
llurnessos, of which tho following comprise a part i
Spanish Quilted, Overlaid and Shafton Saddles, Plant*
sr's largo aud extra large Saddles; Men's plain do.j Eng*
llsh do.; Boys' and Itaco do.; Ladles’ Saddles of a variety of
patti-rus; Bridle* and Martongnlos; Srnldlo Bags, Trunks,
SADDLER’S MATERIALS.—Saddle Tree*. Skirting and
Hogsklus; Pnd do.; Straining and Worstod Web; Thread
id Tacks, assorted sixes.
HAItXESSES.—Coach, Barouche, Buggy and 8ulky
Unruesses of all kinds, by the single set.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buggy k 8u!ky
Springs nnd Axles; Dash flumes; Uulitismid Bows, by
the single set; l'lnted and Brass Stump Joints; plain do;
patent Dash Leather, Top nnd Curtaiu do^. broad nnd
narrow Laces, variety of jmtterns; Silk nnj Worsted
Fringe; black nml purple Coach Roanr, Buggy Lamps.
Plated nnd llnus Carriage Bands; Brass aud Plaited
Knobs, Ac. July 23
XrUjsYovti etODcctformruts
Prm 8. M. Petit*gilt 4- Co.’s JtdetrUiinr Jtrtncy, IT
A'susx-iL JYsio Fork,and JYo. 1U Stale st, Beaten.
P.fcCA am AyenUforthe most lufluemlal and lar
gest circulating Commercial panora both In the United
Hiatessml»ha Canadas.
To Housekeepers.
T IIK GREAT EMPORIUM for supplying the wants
of lIou*ekco|M‘rs, located at
Noe* 044 and 040, Ilrotsdxvay, New York,
Is now fully stocked with the largest, finest and most
complete assortment of
House Furnishing Goods,
to bo found iu the world.
THE STOCK EMBRACES!
Plated, llrituutda aud I'UuUhed Tin Ware.
Porcelain and Fancy Goods.
Basket* in every variety.
Bird Cages, Cutlery. Mats.
Wood nnd Willow It nre.
Iron Bedstoads, Chairs nnd lint Stands.
Brushes of every description.
Feather Dusters, Lamps and Lanterns.
English and German Enameled Ware.
Refrigerators, Water Coolers nnd Doublo Ico Pitchers.
Hip ,$pougo and Fuot Baths.
Children's Cabs and Carriages.
Austin's Patent Ico Uleam Piovr.ors.
Tbe celebrated Devonshire Chulr*.
Fane or Rnttan Ware.
Chines* Tea Poys,Coddli s, Secretaries aud Cabinets.
Tea Trays, in endless variety.
Rocklng-Horai)*, Propellers and Gigs.
Fishing Tackle.
flTonxod. Copper and Urats Goods.
Haniinocks and Mos«|uito Nets,
Preserving Can*, nt the lowest iiinuuf icturers’ prices.
Garden implements, of ovory description.
Also, an endless variety of Fancy Goods of great utility :
Tho locution of Ids atom Is central nud convenient to
the leading Hotilc. Ills sales-rooms are flvo lu number,
aud are the most spacious of any In thl* lino uf business
in the city.
Tho attention of his assistants will be polite and
(tonrtofltia, and hii examination of his slock will nlwnys
giro ptoiuuro. Ills goods are tiurolmsed almost exclu
sively for cash, and urn offered at uriecs sueli ns defy
competition. Ills aim is togivo to the public what may
ho strictly termed a grand Model llotito luruishlug
Depot. Tho greatest care used in filling orders from
out of tho riry. Catalogues furnished by ttmil.
ItORERT DAVIS,(111 nud 610 Broadway, N. Y., sole
Proprietor of th» great Emporium for supplying tho
wants of Housekeepers.
Jy 22 P 8m.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
Manufacturer* and Sealer* in
G-TJOSr I3E3B.
H aving reduced their pricks to cor-
respond with tho reduced cost of Fultm-tro. con*
tlniiu to offer their well Known brands of ELECTRIC
INDIAN RIFLE ami KENTUCKY RIFLE Powder, In
Kegs nnd Canister* Also, Gunpowder for BLASTING
nnd MINING, comprising a full assortment of qualities
ami kinds required by the trade, guaranteed to giro en
tire satisfaction.
The standard of their Powoca, which has now enjoyed
the highest reputation for more than twenty-five year*,
will he found unsurpassed by any other manufacture of
tlio kind In the world.
For sale by the principal dealers, and also at the ofllco
of tbe Company, No 61) Wall,cor. Wnter-sf., New York.
A G HAZARD, I’res't
A E Docaums, Scc’y. l» may 23—Cm
MICA I> I’.VII*ENCF, <IF THE VALUE
. and Fire-Proof Qualities of
WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAFES,
at HMmcTmn av
STAHNS & MARVIN,
NEW YORIt.
IN Till: lire of the 3d
Inst., which consumed t
iho bilck building.necu* f
nted by Mr. John T. 1
l'hoiiiHB oppotiio the .
•as Works lu thisclly, I
was a Sal,* of the aluive
lescrlpDon, contulnlnx
tho bonks, papers and
motifv of Mr. Thomas
■mm! although the build*
■.Jury wiintoverfrom the •
olento bout to which H j
had he-n exposed, (in
ononing the Hale, tho
come.,i* ,*c.* i.. i .,i 11.,,.*,iirhml.and In thesanieoidur
and c-oid Ition ns wh<n plnced there, except a slight
•li-cobiraiion in tho orojecling ends of a.few papers,
and llio hacks of one nr iwool ihe hooks, caiisod by
iiieaiuiuu geuorulod In lUo riato,wuUo at llsgrualott
beat.
The ■‘•if,* a»d contents,as It enmefrom the ruins,may
•t!llhoseen,lii thoimMPss'on or Mr. Thomas, at the
Gas Works. A largo assortment nt Ihoto celebrated
Hafr-s always on hand, nud fursnlo by
C. II. CAMPFIELD, Agent lor .Miiiiufacturors,
July 36, 1855. 171 liny slMHavanush, Ga.
1 take pleasure In c-wmlr rajlng ibo foregoing sltte*
ment,and in addition would add that tho books aro now
In usu. J.T. Till )M AH, Woml Vard,Forry Wharf.
July 36.1855. net 34
(ESTABLISHED IN 1780.)
PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.
WALTEIL HAKEIt 8c (JO.
American, French, llo iKepa-
thlc, and Vanilla CllllCiil.ATLt
prepare I Cl lUOA; nRi IM A,CO
COA PASTE: (focoaHilcka.8olu-
Ide, llonirapslbic and Dietetic
Cocoa: Cocoa Hbollst Cracked
Cocoa,Ac.
These Manufactures to which
nasT prkmiums linvo been u-
wnrdcd by the clih*r Inititut ons
ail i Fairs o, tho Union, groan
'.«*/. h'liuotrfi. Fruit excellent diet for children,Invn-
of the Caro l, with n Ibis, and persons in health. They
poil ’ptnrd. allay r dher than Induce Ihe iter-
••UBoxulleineiitattoiidnut upon iho use of loaorenffoe.
■ ml uri* rccouimemled hv Drs. Wnrrcti, Jackson, llav.
wurd. Ware, and Adams,of notion, and by eminent
•Uvslv.lnnsoLewti re.
Fursalo by nil Iho principal Grocers In tho Uulted
suites, and hy their Agents.
It. (.’, .Murray, Now York; Grant ATwolls, Phlladeh
•hh<: Thomas V.ltrund'ge, Ifoltlinorc: KhhiioU A Dud
•«>.(Jlil. WALTER BAKER A GO.,
|o 16 -dm Dorchesler, Mass.
1856.
SPIlIXfi AM) SlAl.llElt CLOTIIIKG.
PIERSON, I1EIDT A CO.,
H AVE Received and will continue to receive weekly
|ter8toatneri.a large nud elegant assortment of
Clothing, to which they iutito tho attention of purchn*
"TS.
Connected a* w« nre with a largo manufacturing house
North, we feel xnlistled we cun Mid will sell as low ns any
other house South.
Merchants visiting tlio city will pleato call and ex
amine for themselves.
We also keep n nice assortment of Gentlemen's Fur*
isldng Goods. Nos: 101 llryan nnd (W8t. Julian streets.
I*. 8 -All orilersfroui the country promptly attended to.
S OAP AND CANDLES—
20*1 boxes Beiub*rs. Colgate and Croton family Soap*
1.1M ami 2 Ih bars.
{>0 half Im.xpx family Soap:
150 do No.l do;
7o duTollet do. assorted;
100 do Hydraulic Cnndles;
75 do Adumuntlne do;
60 do -for do;
75 doStenrlne do;
30 do Mltrlu-r*extra do;
60 do lkM.I.dV.Talh.w do;
120 do Tallow Caudles, nsxorted brands;
4h do Jml-on’s Sperm. 4'ss< OV,
do do Patent do do 4’s k. A's.
In storo and for salo by
apr 12
WEBSTER A PALMES.
S UNDRIES—
40 boxes sup. Car. Soda, assorted; •
20 do Soria: Salerutus; 2 casks Sal Sofia;
5 casks I'otasli. 2d sorts;
IHO boxes do 12 and 24 tbs each;
10 do Ground Pepper; !'• do do Allspice;
12 do do Ginser; 20 do Fig Dina;
1 coroon Indigo; 25Jars Mncnboy Suuff;
40 dozen Jars Mncaboy Snuff:
80gross Monrovia Pipe Heads;
40 boxes Negro Plje-s. (large barrels);
100 mats l.'nssia; 15 lugs Allspice;
20 hngs Pepper; 2hags Ituce Ginger;
100 boxes i 'undy, (assorted);
10 do assorted Cordial; 6 boxes W. I. Preserves!
6 do Ginger Preserves,
100 do Woolf* Schehlnm Schnapps, qts and pta;
30 do Itldno Wines, assorted brands.
In storo and for tala by
apr W WEBSTER ft PALMES.
NEW 1IOOKS.
T EN Years among the Mail Itngs, or Note* from the
Diary of a Special Agent of the Post Office Depart*
menL with Illustration* nnd Biographies, and acorrrct
Likeness of each of the Post Masters Oencral of the United
8tntcsq by J. Holbrook
Wyman's Hand Book of Magic—second edlton. For
salo Ly WABNOCK ft DAVIS,
Booksvllersand Stationers,
dec 15 No. 150 Congress at.
TIIE FORUM |
O R Forty Years Full Practiranttha Philadelphia liar.
By David Paul Brown. Esq.. 2 roll. Subscriptions
to th« above work received hv
Ja 24 JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. .
H OSIERY—A complete nnd Itenutlfiil assortment
of every variety, I’ln.iuu.d Fancy Hosiery. Silk,
Thread nnd Cotton. Just received nnd for snhi hv
mnrll I.ADSON ft ROGERS.
0/4 BULK No 3 Mackerel. 5» quintals Codtish. 2
jm\W cask*llnke, 60 boxes Herrings, landing from
bark Empress and for sale bv
fob 7 OARLETON ft PARSONS.
S EED POTATOES.—It bids prime Seed Pota
toes, landing per sebr M Burr, from Boston: for
ante by (fof»7J HUNTER ft OAMMELL.
o
NAMPIIENE.—20 bids.'for sale bv
J ten 4 JOHN B. MOORE ft CO
8 RICK.—10 in paving Ilrlck. for snlo by
doc 5 OARLETON ft PARSONS.
VBW IRISH POTATOES^ l.bls recelr-
AY «d per steamer Welakn front Florida, for sale by
may 12 i*LAOHORN ft CUNNINOHA51.
B AjfON.—Prime Cincinnati Sides and Shouldor*
also Baltlmoro Hams, for rnle by
«n«>r 7 MINIS* JOHNSTON,
B AGGING.—150 bales pilm© heavy Bagging in
storo aud for sale by
may® SWIFT ft'CO.
B ACON —7& hluls Sides and Hhowldera, 50 casks
choice Hams, of the following brands; Palmetto.
Trowbridge * Ucattey, and J E Miller. Just received
and for ante by
may 22 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON fc CO.
c
IIIOICE FAMILY HAMS, and BEEF TONGUES,
landing and for sale by
may 21 MINIS ft JOHNSTON.
’KfRENCH ZINC PAINT.—Snow White aud
Jp Veilln Montague, French Zinc White, Jnst received
aud for talent JOHN OLIVER’S
may 21 Paint and Oil Shop.
ho,cboi7dmononoaiiei.a whis.
KEY.—Ten bhl* choice Monongaheta Whiskey,
very old nnd pare; Just rocelved per Keystone State,
and for sale by GHA8. A. GREINER.
may 7 lot
AY.—ion hales prime Northern Hay, landing per
_ schr D. Planner, and for sate hy
may 14 , CLAOHOnN k OUNNINOIIAM.
H
P ARASOLS. UMBRELLAS,GENTS hnlf
lloieand Undershirts, Linen Cambric Hdkfs, Long
Cloths, Brllllantes, Hair Cloth 8kirts, Orass Cloths, Sum
mer Quilts. Uuckatmcks, Birds Eye, Draper, Ac., Just re
ceived and for sals by
Js 23 i DxWITT A MORGAN.
Merillo Iron Pipe Works,
M KURIL & JAQUES,
t-M Ccntvc-St. New York.
mftANUFACTUIIEHS AND DEALERS in Wrought
ivJl Iron, Pipe*. Fittings. Tools, and every description
of apparatus romnvnil with Steam. Water nnd Gas, for
heating nnd lighting Steamers. Churches, Hotels. Pri
vate Dwellings, Hospitals, Asylums, Village#, Factories
nnd Hulls.
Also Valves, Cocks. Pumps, Ganges, Boilers and Uoilcr
Flues made to order.
Our Screw Cutting Machines are entirely new, nnd onr
own patent warranted to do doublo tho work ofnny other
Invention.
Orders sollelfrd from all seetlons of tho country, and
promptly attended to. Je 23. '55—ly
ANDRE \VS*i',lESUP,
Commission Merchants.
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY,
Steam Eirlnea, Hollers, Machinists Tools.
Belting, Ac.
iMpnnms ft Dealers i.x M wmcrcitraT’ Aana.ra.
No. it7 Pine street New York
N.B.—Agents for tho Woodruff ft Beach Iron Works’
Steam Engines nnd Rollers.
Exclusive Ageney In New York for Lowell Machine
shop. Machinists’ Tools. P oct 2—ly
S AFER—F. COTTBNKTACO., Importers of French
nnd other Eumponn Goods, No. 48 Broad st.
ap 30,1856.
J3L. OARD.
D ft W ROSE, take pleasure In returning thnnkf
• to tha pnhtir. nnd particularly to the citizens o
Savannah, for their very* lihernl patronage, and hopo hy
Indian Street Foundry,
SOUTHERN IRON RARING MANUFACTORY,
Ujj/weite the Vht trier tun Htcnuihotut Wharf.
Store and Show Room uiuh-rSt. Andrew's Unll. corner
Broupliton and Jefferson streets, where will lu found a
choice list of pattern* of Plain and OrnnmontnlCast,
Wrought, Rustic nud Wire Railings, euitnblo for Come,
terles. House Fronts, Balconies, Verandahs, Park, Farm
Fences, unii'eRailitig*aud enclosures ot every discri;*-
tion. Parties wishing Hailing from any pni lk'nlnr de
sign not iu tho list of our Patterns of Ornamental, Cast,
mol Rustic Railings, Ac., can linvo new Patterns carved
without extra charge, where the order Is for moro than
lot) feet; under that, a light charge will bo made for tho
Patterns, hy frirulshing a working drawing„f the de
sign required All work manufactured by us warranted
to be a* good nnd us cheap as can lx manufactured In
any other establishment lu the Union.
In connection with our Iron Railing, we shall keep in
Ihe storo. an assortment of Iron Furniture, suchna Bed
stead*. Settee*. Garden Chairs. Garden Borders, Flower
Stands. Brackets of various sizes, nnd any kind of Orna
mental Iron Work and Iron Furniture to order. Wo
are nlso »olo Agent* in Savannah for Demure's French
ELASTIC SPRING BED BOTTOM,
which wo shall sell nt Manufacturer's prices. It can bo
fitted to suit any Uedstcnd. Tills invention was awarded
three Gold Medal* In Europe, and Gold and 8llver Medals
at the Fair of the American Institute in New York.—
Thev are w«-ll ndnpied ton Southern climate, on account
of allowing a free circulation of air, being porfoctlv ensy
with a single Matrass,and aro extensively used where-
ever they Imve been introduced. Persons wishing the
Spring lied Bottom, will please send the size of the Bed
stead, or If more convenient to them, we will call our
selves ami tako the dimensions.
We nro also prepared to manufacture Stntlonnrv En
gine*. Sugar Mills with two or three Rollers. Pipes,
Column*. Lump Post*. Window Guard*, iron Boors nnd
Shutter*, nnd all kinds of Iron nnd Brass Castings,either
by contract or to order. •
SteninlKt.it Work. Stationary Engines. Saw Mills, Rice
Mills, and till kinds of Machinery, uvetlmulM nnd repulr-
ed at short notice. may 1
JUST RECEIVED PER FLORIDA!
R ICHARDSON’S Superior Linens;
• Charked Cambric*, do Nuin* *oks,
striped nnd oluln Swiss MiisRui,
Palm Leaf Fans. Grass Cloths.
Narrow Cotton Fringe nnd wide Trimming Draids,
New York Mills Shirting*.
810 nnd 11-1 Bleached Cotton e hretine*,
1 ease superior quality Calicos, nt ejects.,
2 do Mourning Lawns, Ac., Ac. For sale at tbe
lowest prices by
jy o Dewitt u moroan.
J UST RECEIVED BV EXPRESS—
Another variety of Silver Ware of tho most beautl-
frit pattern and finish, Butter Knives, Pickle Knives and
Forks, Knives. Forks nnd Spoons, Fruit Kulves and
Forks. Cako and Ton Knives lu every variety. Mustards
nnd Salts in all variety from plain to ihe most orna
mental. G. M. OltlFFEN,
Successor to the late M. Eastman.
Jy 7 Corner Bryan nnd Whltuker*»ts
C ALL AT GRIFFEN’K and y<
most beautiful assortment of small Fnucy Articles
In china and gold ornamented, consisting In part of
Jewel Boxes. Fancy do, Rilicules.Florcts.Bouquet Vases
Cables, Bracket Q’l run dolus, small do, Cologne Bottles,
Ribbons, Cologno, Lantern, Bluo Florets. Candlesticks,
and last though not least usefril, Match Boxes, a vety
tasty selection and something new entirely.
0. M. OltlFFEN,
Successor to the Into M. Eastman,
jy 7 Corner Bryan and Whitaker-st*.
B ACON AND PORK—50 hhdaClenr Sides. 26
hhds Ribbed do, lo casks Hams, 50 bblt Mess
Pork.Just received and lor sale hv
Jr 10 RODGERS, NORRIS ft CO.
P *J®yiA—lOObbla Extra nnd Pir erflno Lebanon
Stills Flour,26 sacks Extra Lebanon Mills Flour,
100 sacka Fine and 8upcrflno Flour, for sale low by
JjlO RODGERS. NORRIS k CO.
R l
I
OPE.—800rolls superior band-spun Rojo*, land
Ingfperschr Henry Nutt, for sale hr
union am. kelly a co-
1^AGOING, ROPE, <fco
Je 10
isinuf uui*iu, Ao-
100 bales Gunny Bagging,
500 coll* Bale By*.
5,000 lbs Bagging Twine. For sale by
5 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft (
yrcin Yortt gitmcttiofmcnta,
fVo'm Skiliin, Finektr, Otssn 4* StkUPe MeerUaing
J/ouse,3IU hrmdmet.Jftm lork.
' Plato and Window Glass.
IIEROy, STRBTIIEK8 A Co.,
No. 411 Oiur a,.. Now York.
IHP0ETEE3 « MAHUFACTDREBB’ AOZ1RS.
CUANCK-B ItNULIBIl SIIKKT. CK0WN
AND 0KYBIAI. FLATS
WINDOW ULAtJB.
Flutxd tiuss rox SKT-Lmnrs, Goxcx Ho cits,
etc., etc.
Colored, Ornamental,
Option) and ulorooooplo Olaoi.
THE LONDON AND MANCHESTER
PLATE CLASS COMPANY'S
THICK POLISHED PLATE
FOR STORE WINDOWS.
Hough Glass for Eioors & Sky-lights.
A TTENTION I* Invited to the above various (Vacrlp-
tioiisof Window Gust In use for STonu, Dwuu.vis,
and other purpo«cn. The quality of these ni tides is in
ferior to im cum-sjiondlng description, nnd in many re*-
jiecU surtKlun. Our Sheet Glass will be found butter thau
tho Frouclt In Uafr cudum (rout Stai.v, Ren &r,
IlKixa Aax.xrs for two of the utiaesT Gtss* M.\xtfAO*
Tiutnts in Ei-nore, wo aro enabled to offer DMiuisnud
otiius every advantage in micks nnd lasub srocu.—
Price Lists will bofumbhed on application.
npr 10—Onto S
FrenchT Winclbw Glass.
EDWARD P. DIL’IUE,
14*4 Chnmliora Street, N. Y.
Two doors West of Iludson llivor llallnmd Depot,
O FFKIP* TO DEALERS and Coiiiumem hi* celebra
ted brands of French Window Uhuu on fitHirnblo
terms. Parties wishing tnfnfmatlbn will be funlihet!
with prices on receipt of their address. Glass cut» any
desired pattorn, and packed Ireo or charm,
ispr lH—ly ' ^ 8' J
IffA
1y1 i
For the 1.000,000.
U. S. Faleut Marble Company.
DO THOMPSON ST., NEW YORK.
ANUFALTUKER8 or MARBLE MANTLES,
TABLE-TOPS, COLUMNS. PEDESTALS, Ac., In
Souniu. Brocatcllc. and all I tnlinu Marbles. This article,
which is n pn-parnlion of Marble Dust, chemically com
bined witli mlnurnl colors, so as ts Ihi moulded Into any
form raid color, by which a marble enu bo mannfuctur-
ni at less Ilian half tho cost of thu common maturial,
w hile it excels it in durability and beauty. Unlike Mir-
blflzi'd Iron and SI ite, there is it) surfaco work, the
color running Into tha nnus of the material, while uo
varuNh I* used to given temporary btnuty to the surface.
Mantles from $S to $40. Table-Tops,Ac., equally cheap.
Rights for the Manufacture ami Hale of above for the
different States, which will Insure lumense returns to
those iuteroitiug themselves, lufornutlon furnished on
application to
PETER RENNII, PreVt. or
Joseph Lauii, Sec'y., Now York,
apr HI—If «
TILTON & MCFARLAND,
33 Alalden Lane. New York.
M ANUFACTURERS of the MURID RENOWNED
SALAMANDER SAFES, BANK VAULTS,
ftc. Baltimore Depot, 145 Pratt street. Boston Depot,
14 Howard street _____ sept 6—ly
Important to Housekeepers k Dealers.
71 FotTox-at. nnd 71 BccxMAX-et N. York,
Principal Ofllce 103 Front Street, Nov York.
Factory, Nos. 30,37, ami 38 lliidsou street, Jersey City.
T HE Proprietors of rhl* long nnd well kuewn COFFEE
ami SPICE K-lubli-dmient, continue lo prepare the
best PHARMACEUTICAL POWDERS In ire, for Tulslng
bread, biscuit, ten nnd utlior caked, ftc. Tiny nleo prepare
Mustard, Cocon, uml many other articles of dully use In
every family, which they offer upon the mutt reasonable
terms. Catalogues sent to dealer* who request them.
11. II. ft J-U. IHIIAM.
N. D.—Consumers advised to inquire fur Hope Mills ar
tides. ttug 14—ly
SHIEFFELIN, HROTHEHS & CO.
turoim.nn and DEAixkii in
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perlhmery,
170 WIU.IA5*?iit??”\'KW YORK, ■
I NVITE the attention m the trade to their largo and
varied slock of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, ftc.
In addition t„ their regnlnr importations of Staple
Drug*, they nre also recehing direct from the source* of
S irtNlnctiou nnd manufacture, suppliesnlTenth, llnlr, and
(nil ltmsliev, Bronzes, Corks, Mortars, 8|s>iigei<, I'reiidi
and English Perfumery, Luhln's Kxtrarls. ami tunny tilh*
er articles usually cnibmcnl in DniggistB' •tm.'ks. which
they nro enabled also to offer on the most advantageous
terms.
Orders, either iu person or by mall, will receive prompt
attention. aug 14—ly
Sowing Machines!
E xcelsior rkwikq* machines.—Made by
UOltD. UATTE1.lv, a CO.. Woreestcr. Mnssn-
cliilsetts. patented hy Ellas Howe, Jr., September 10th.
1840. These Mnehlnes nro warranted, (with pro|M*r use,)
not to get nut of repair. They nro built Inn good sul-
stantlnl nml workmanllko manner, and will Oo Tailors’
Shoi*maker»' ami Saddlen.' work, in n manner wimnlnl,
to give satiefacl Ion. Tlio stirh will not rip any more than
common sewing, done l>y hum!. Call nml bio them In
n|M-rution, at 140 CHKSNUT street. I'hllsdolnhla. lip
stair*. W. A. DAWSON VeM.
may 12 ' 1C
FIRST PBm. GOLD MEDAL PI AH • FORTES.
STEINWAT& SONS.
MANUFACTURERS. *
84 ft 88 Walker Sts., near Broadway, lew York.
IHWKCTFULLY call tilt* attention of
pSwEffitb public to their splendid n*p>rtmcnt of
*F ♦ j fiSeinl-grnml and Hqnnra I'innos,which, for
volume of tone. cl.iHirity of touch, beauty sf finish. In
short, everything that renders a Piano perfect,are umuir-
1 Missed. They were awarded the First I'reiuiiiii for both
;lnd*. in comnetitioii with the most diMingiiMifd makers
from Boston, rhilndelphia. New York nml Baltimore.
NEW TRIUMPH I
STEINWA Y ft SONS Imve Just been award*! tho First
Premium Gold Medal (over all competitors) st thu late
Fair of the American Institute. Crystal Pnhce, for the
bo»t Piano Fortes. g | PC |n*.|
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
(,'IIANUK.pF SUIIEUULE.
O N and alterGunday the 14th Octobar.insuntand
until further notice, tho Passenger Trains on lh«
Central Railroad, will run •• foliowat
BKTWXKH SAVANNAH AMD MACON.
UavoSavannah 5 a.m.,and IS.ISp. m.
Arrive at Macon... JLI&v. M.,and 1 a. m
Leave Macon 11.45 a.m.,and 0J0 p. m.
Arrive at Savannah 4.301*. m.« and 7.2U a. m.
0XTWXXN SAVANNAH AND AHOUMTA.
LeaveAavannah 12.15 r.M.,and« r. m.
Arrive si Augusta 8.45 p. m., and 3 a.m.
Leavo Angus,a 0 a. M.,and 4.30 r. m.
Arrive p. m. and 10.45 p. m.
■ KTtVRKN MACON AND At'OI'HTA.
Letve Macon 11.45 a. m.« and 0.30 p. m.
Arrive at Augusla .8 45 p. m„ and 3 a. m.
Lonve Augusta^. .0 a. m.. aud 4.30 r. k.
Arrive at Macon 2.15 p.m.,moU 1 a. m.
BKTWBXN -AVANNAH, MILLXDOKVILLB AND IATONTON.
Loave Havannah 5a.m.
Arrive In Mllledgcvlde 2,45 p. m,
..cave Miicoii 11,45 a. M'
Arrlvo In Eatnntoo 5 p. m.
1>M.M. IVADLUY.
Savannah, r.a , 12th Oct., 1855.„cl13
CHANGE OE SCHEDULE
ON THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD,
xily, (Sunday night exeeptud.l between
'inland IVoshlogtoii City, viaGordonsvllfo
OVER WHICH I'AFSES THE
GREAT N. Y. AND N. ORLEANS MAILS.
O N and aRer SUNDAY, February 3rd,18ft0, two Dally
Trains between Mucunuud CohiiubuwMnd on* bs*
tw«*nn Macon nud Amurictis.
Leave Macon nt 2 A. M., and 3 P. M.
Arrive nt Columbus 7.15 A. M., uml 10.50 P. M.
Leave Columbus nt 4.15 A. M., nml 1.30 P. SI.
Arrive nt Macon 10.64 A. 51., nml 7.40 P. 51.
Leav* Macon at 2 A. M., aud nrr. at America*6.40 A.M.
Leavo Anierieus at 2.201». 51., nml orr.at5Iacon 7.401*. 51,
Slaking a complete connection between Muntgoinury.
Ala., nud Augusta, Kingsville, Wilmington, and Charles
ton. Also, with Central Railroad Train* to Savannah,
MIlMgevilleand Kntonton. and with Macon ami West
ern Trains to Atlanta. Chattanooga, Nashville and Knox
ville. Tenn. At Columbus witli Gerard aud Mobile Rail-
road to Knfnnln, Ala., connecting dally nt Amirkus. with
Four Horse Post Conches to Tnlluha-isec, Albany, Thom-
asvllle, Buiiibrldge.ftc.. with Trl*woekly Hacks to Lumm
kin, Cuthlicrt. Ac. At Fort Valiev with llneks to Ferry,
Haynesvllle, llawkiiMrille nml Knoxville, Go. Pussen-
gers for ArmTlcusnm! points ludow Fort Valiev, should
take the 12.16 1». 51. Train from Savnnnnh, nnd the 6 |».
M. Train from Augmda to avoid deteutlou nt Mnvon;
fur other points on Smith Wesscrn or Muscogee ilouds
take either Train from Savannah or Augusta.
Passenger* leaving Americusat 2.20 P. 51., will reach
t’olntnlms at loan p. M. same night.
Passengers from Columbus uml the West, for Amcii. iis,
South Western Georgia, or Florl la. ehoiihl take the 1.30
P. M. Train at Columbus; sleep nt Fort Valley uml reuch
Aim-ileus nt 6.40 A. M. next morning.
First Class Steamship* leave Savannah for New York
Wednesdays am] Saturdny*, ami for Philadelphia on
Wednesdays. Passage, in thoCuhiu, $20; Steerage. $8.
Fare from Montgomery to Savannah. $1400
Do. Columbus to du 10HO
Do. Aiuoriciisto do 880
GEO. W. ADAMS. Superintendent.
Marup, Fob. 30. *56 f-l, 4
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
|
Groat Northern nnd Southern Hail Rente,
POM NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRAVELERS.
T wice oaiij
Rlchmmu
nml Alexiimlriu.
Hour* of de.j\aiturest Richmond...ft.'i5 A. M.,and 7.30p.M.
Iietiirniiiu leavo Wosliingloii a.m., ami p. >i,
ami nrrlvn nt Hlchmond 1310 p. nml 4 A. M.
Ilnggage Cherks and Tickets, given through Mwecn
nichmoml and Washington.
These two Railroad* having 110 Simp Rail, and being in
excellent order, nml carrying tho great Northern nml
Southern .Moil, giva the Lest gunrniitee of nlways semir*
lug connections, us Is shown hy arriviiN dally ut Rich-
tnoml nml Washington city in advance of the Stentufoiat
Hue.
Fare l*etm.eu Itichimuid aud Wo*hlugtou.... 60
All Oinulbnsn /ll Ik- found nl ways ready, to take through
passengers ami their huggageof wearing apparel, between
tint Depots, free of charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be ohtnim-d between Dnnvllfo nml
Wnshingtou nt the lernilniisof ilm Rond, now nrnrly
completed fo Danville. An ngi-nt ofthecomiNiii.v will re.
ceivctherlo-cksof poMeiigcr* tram the Danvlllo Road,
nml attend to their baggage all the way to Washington
or the Ilallimore Deiiot.
Tho for*) thu same by
boat rou to.
Thera Is no cbnngu of ears 011 tho night line, la-tween
Richmond nml Alexandria. Jan 14
VIRGINIA DEITRAL RAILROAD.
WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
wnivi
wjtk Fxmnsn srtc
AXAIXi STAGrXJ XtXXWXQ
■^*■7 INTER arruugenient, from Richmond tlafit
▼ V ton.Goshuu, WhitL-SulpliiirSpriucs, faiwMoirg,
Charlctton, Va.. to the Ohio River.
Daily trains from Richmond to Staunton, nnd trl-week
ly from Staunton to Goshen, Mondays. Wednesdays nml
Fridays—connecting at Goshen witli Wni. P Parrish At
Co.'s Mall Stage Line, according to the trl-weekly Mail ar
rangements, adopted by the Post Office Department. fr„m
Richmond to the Ohio River.
Cara leave Richmond daily nt 6.45 a. m.,
nml arrlvo at Staunton at.............. .,.,.,,..2,40 v. m.,
(to dinner.) ami there connecting with tlio Mall Stage
Lines to Lexington. Wlnehc-h r nml Parkersburg, Va.
Returning, the train* leave Staunton at 0 a. m,
nnd arrive in Richmond at ,1.5')
In full time for the |-nie<ei,gei*H going South to contact with
citlu-r of th" Southern Bond*.
Tho Virginia Central Railroad lias been extended ami
completed to Goshen. 33 miles West of Ftnunton.nnd laid
with heavy Bail all the way, uilli the exception ofnlaiut
5 miles, between Gordnnxvllle and Mindwell 51111s.
which space Is now being related witli heavy Rail, and
will lie completed In n few weeks. aRer which Ihu whole
road will be in perfect order, and fur speed, safety ami
comfort, will compare with any Railroad in the Lfrilted
States. J. II. TIMBERLAKK,
Jon 14 Superintendent.
List of Free Persons of Color
REGISTERED IN 1858.
Anderson, Catherine, ago 19, bom In Sajsnnth, rail-
donee Kavanimh, occupation, pastry cook,
gunrUInu, registered March 11, I860.
Andeison, Margaret. 10, Savannah. Savannah, seam
stress, A. J. C. Shaw, March 11,1866.
D
Battlste, Polly, 67, Sontli Qarollna,Savannah, tuidwll-.*,
John E. Ward, Jan. 16, '60.
Batcy, Catherine, 42, Havannah, Savannah,seamstress,
Solomon Cohen, Jan. 22.
lloyd, 5Iary, 22, Savannah, 8avaunah, seamstress. C.
8. Henry, Jan. 23.
Boyd, Priscilla, 60, Savannah, Savannah, washer-wo
man, G. 8. Henry, Jan. 23.
Broughton, t.'olla, 6.'i, Savannah, Savannah,seunutreia.
John F. O’Byrne, Feb. 11.
Broun, Catherine, 30. Florida, Savannah, vrasliet-vio*
man, folwnid G. 1Y ilion, Feb. IU.
Burney, Eve, 30. Havannali, Savannah, washei-noumn,
Levi 8. D'Lyon, Fob. 26.
Battlste, Betsey, 77, Savannah, Savannah, living on
the interest or what iho has spent, Levi 8 D'Lyon, March
Bacon, Januv, 48, Llbsrty county, Savaunab, carpen
ter, Tho.*. S. Wayne, March 20.
Barnard, Madison, 2d, Wilmington Island, Little War
saw, fisherman, Robert Itailord, March 20.
Barnard, Jackson, 14, Wilmington Island, Little War
saw, IWherman, Thomas S. Naylor, March 20.
Beckett, Sarah Jane, 24, Chatham county, Llttlo War
saw. seamstress. Jcsin Mount, .March 20.
Butler, James. 48, Liberty county, Savannah, carpen
ter, Thomas 8. Wayne, April 23.
llutloi*, Richard Ann, 43, Savannah, Savannah, poetry
cook. Thomas 8 Wayne, April 20.
Baker, Wiu.,'25. Snvannch, Savannah, cat pent er, Levi
8. D'Lyon. May 20.
Baker, Julia 1’., (formerly Rear*.)35, Havannah, Savan
nah, dress-maker. It. D. Arnold, 5Iny 20.
C
Onrlcy, Clayton, 10, Havaunnh, Savannah, apprentice,
Dr. Biehard Wayne. Jiui. 10.
Carley, Alice Ann, 15, Favannah, Havannah, seam
stress, Mrs. Mary Pooler, Jan. 10.
Carter, Alexander, 30, .*nvnunah, Havannah, cornier,
John F. Oullnmrtln, Fuh, 8.
Clinton, Rebecca. 10, Savannah, Havannah, soamstress,
Levi 8. D'Lyon. Fell. IK.
•'alter, /.'lira. 31, Ravaunah. Savannah, m-auistruas,
Levi S. D'Lyon, Feb. 26.
Carter. Enilly, 11, Savannah, Suvannuli, lu-vl H. Do-
'Lyon,Feh. 26.
Curry, Kuphetnin. 43. Savannah, Savannah, seamstress.
A. .I.C. Shaw, March 11.
Clark. James, 44, Savannah, Savannah, cooper, James
51. Wayne, Jlairli 28.
Clark, l.lmlny.mi, Savaiinnli, Savannah, domestic, Jos.
M. Wayne, March 28.
Clnghorn. Cornelia, 33, Suvnnnuh, Havannah, seam
stress, Geo. 51. llrillln. April 12.
Charles. Louisa, 42. Huvanuuh. Havannah, seamstress,
Levi Jt. D'Lyon. April 18.
Cooper, Mary. 41, Darien, Savannah, seamstress, J. Du
IsiMotiu. April 24.
Cooper, 11 ui., 18, Suvunimh, Havaunuh, apprentlca to
mason J. Doha Mot la, April 24.
D
Dunbar, Mary Ann. 30, Havannah, Havannah, nurse,
Robert Ilnln-ttUam, .Inn. 17.
D La Motto, Kmcllno, 21, Havnnnuh, Havannah, scam-
stn-hN, 1-. ill. Nlnm-, Jau. 30.
Du l-i Motta. Adolphus, 20, Havannah, Ravannali, Ll'k-
smith. V. M. Atone. Jam 30.
Davis, Elira 8. A.,47, Suvnuuah,Havannah, seauistrers,
wltl- child Clifford Ann Law, 8 years old. Thomas 8.
Wayne, Fell. I).
Dally, Hnin’l Bowen, 18, Huvanunli,Havannah, laborer,
John T. Llm-berger, Mnnli 11.
l><-gm-ure. Mary, 41, Fsvsnns'
. Flnucy, March 25.
Desere, Jane, 40, Favnnnah, Havnnimh, domeillc, I.D.
LaRochc, April 0.
Desure, Brcno, 50,8avaunnli, Huvnnimh, canieuter,!.
D. LaUoche, April t>,
De.vira. Dominic, f.N, Hnvunnnh, Savannah, latrlier, I.
I>. Lallochi*, April 0.
Dupm. Anna, 35, Havnnimh, Hnvaiiimb, seamstreiM,
E. C. AmleiMin, April 14.
Devottux, Juno A., 62, Havnnimh, Havanush, pastry
cook. Imvi H. D'f.yon, April 17.
Dt-vereaux, Isaac. 4n, Navauuah, Havannah. carpenter,
Is-vi H. D'l.yon. April 17.
Dufo-rghw. Franris, 28, Savnnnnh, Havannah, rarpen-
ler. James B. Head, April 21.
Dnbntttfor, Win..26, Hnvnnnah, Hnvnnnah, carpenter,
Frederick 11. Illois, April 21.
Dula-rgler. r.lirabetli. 3U. Hnruunah,Favannnb,domes-
tic Jauie< II. Bend. April 21.
Diibi-rgh-r. Kiunm. 21, Havnnimh, Havannah, domestic,
A. C. Davenport, April 21.
Dolly, Bella. Ill, Huvnmmh, Havaiinnh, J. C. Ilubcr-
4nun, April 22.
IK-Lyon, Andrew, 21, Havannah, Havannah, waguncr.
J. C. IlnhershHin. April 24.
Dillon. Georgia, 17, Havannah, FaVitiumh, Domestic
Charles A L lauuar, July 7.
n.
lively, Eliza Jane. 10, Hu
stress, Waring Bussell, April
Kdy, Will, 21, HaTauniih, Havannah, Hhip <for|M-niei.
LevIH. D’Lyon, May 3.
Edr, Moisey, r.0, Havannah. Havannah, Domestic, Leri
8 Del,yon. May 9.
Kdy. Diana, (formerly Dailey.) 16, Havannah, Havan-
nuh, WHshetVMSimn, lo-tl 8IVl.yon, May 10.
•"Kdy, James, 36, Havnnimh, Havannah, 1 'ripple, Thus J
W«l*h, May 13.
Kdy, 8u>»in. 22, Havannah, Suvanimh. Cripple; Thus J
Walsh, May 13.
Kdy, Kiuellno.13,8ivYautiuh,Havannah,HcamstreM. I.uvi
8 DaLyoo, May in.
P.
Floyd, Wm. 38, Camden county, Hntnumih.carpeiiier,
Thoiuas Ilolirlte, Fuh. II.
Floyd, Ell/iiheth, 33,8ftVnnnnli.8nvniiiinh,8rntmtrcNs.
Levi s Ii’J.yoii, Feh. 6.
Fowler, Kli/uheih, 22, Havannah, Havuunah, scum
stress, fo-vl H Del.yun, April li
Fergu*-u,Louha ifornn-rly Dolly.',15,1 ImtLaincounty,
Savnnr&h. seamstress, fo)Vl H D'Lyon, .May lo.
^ °
Gardner. John, ail, Hiivuiiiiuh.’SavanuuIbconehmnii, II
F Akin, January M.
Gibbons. Ilnrrlet.36, Hovnunnh, Huvnunali, seamstress,
William 0 Burton. January 12.
Guard. Georgiaim, 313, Havuiiimh, Havannah. suatu-
stress, lliclinril D Arnold, January It*.
Mary Jane Luwi*. 3, Havuunah', Siivaliuah, Richard I)
Arnold, January 19.
Guidon, Mirah, ‘jn.Niivannnh, Savannah, seamstress. A
A Holonioii*. January 21.
fl.iril i.edpio, 28, Havannah, Havnnimh. cuipeiiter.
Levi 8 li'l.von, Janimry 21.
Gordon, Lum-liu nil, CharleHton, Hnvunimh. John
WllllaiiiY >n. Janmiry 25.
Go|<Uuk. Nancy, «.l. Liberty county, 8a vaiinah, panlrr .
cook. Lovl > D'Lyon. January W.
Golding, llonry,(now.h-nks.)34,Hoiilh Carolina,Hit-
vaiinah, bricklayer, l.evl H D’f.yon. Janimry 30.
Golding, Klly.it, 22, Havannah, Havannah, seamstress,
Levi b D'l.ruu. Janimry 310
Grant, I'rIscllIn. 6", Havnumih, Huvnuuah, domestic, II
M Davuu|M.rl, Fehrimry 13.
OIU-., fo-uh, 49, Mivnnuah, Havanunh, w.-islierwuiimn,
A C Davenport, February 20.
nriimmoiith.Thnndon-, 42, HavnunnlbHnvnnnah, brick
layer, LevI H D'Lyon, April 18.
Golding, 1'riiice, Ml, Liberty county. Havuniiuh, Job- •
Ling carpenter, frvi h D'L.rcu. April 21.
(luilllot, Abigail,43, Havannah. Havannah, seamstress.
Levi 8 D’Lyon, Muy 8.
(larey, llett^. 47, Huvumiah. Kavuuimh, pastry cook, I
I. F. Tucker,
y the mail line,as by Ilm old Htcai.c
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Mitchell, lUaua, 36, Beaufort, P. 0- Savannah' »aAh.‘
•rtromau, Lvfl S DeLyoti. February ll ’ ,r " 1,
SJouet, Alsandsr, 08 Hi Domingo, Savannah, A JO
Shaw, February 28. ’ w
.Hiller, Leonora, 25, Saraunali, Satannab, eeamstreas.
Dr Richard Wsyne. 1’ebniniy 2tf.' '
Morel, Ann, lAtjavumuh, Savannah, sosmstress, Wm
Mural, March 18
P.! 1 ). 1 ®'.. 22 ’ .*»»»«*, 8avaunah, seam-
stiess, Henry ft Bell, Marr'i If.
Middleton, Charles E, 44, Baltimore, Havsnuab,pattern
mukor, Alvin N Miller, Msrch 20.
8 * T *”“ h ’ ,l0 '
All N iSSiijTSSf J.*-
ArSi’AmSo 1 .’ «•’“■■>•!'. num, Dr a P
Mlraulfy Jossiilsltso H, 24, Savnnnnh, Savannah, Beam*
stress, William il DavU. April 28. ’
Mellvalue, Frauds, 2d, Savannah, 8avaunali. maaon.
James L Roslgnol, Juno 3. ’ Mon »
N.
Nunl, Afly, C2, 8011th Carolina, Savannah, soamstress,
John W Andorson, February 18. ’
Noyle, Cecilia, 23, Savannah, Savannah, seamstress.
Lovl 8 DcLyon, March 7.
O.
Oliver, Kosnlla. 74. Savannah, Savannah, cake seller,
George W Owens, January 22.
Odfngsell, Luey Ann,27, 8 k Ida way Island. Little War
saw. aeamstn m, ltrynu 51 .Moral, March 20.
Oliver. Clara. 25. Savannah, Savannah, seamstress,
Alexander It Lawton, April 23. ^
P
Petit, Frank Bi'vllluri, 46, Savannah, Savannah, car-
pfiHi-r, Alexander R Lawton, April 23.
I’etlt, Madeline. 46, Savannah. Savannah, sesimitress.'
Ah-xnnder It Uwton. April 23. ^
I’stlt, John, IU, Savannah, Savannah, carpenter, Al
exander R Lawton. April 23. ^ ’
Petit, Rose, 17, Savannah, Savannah, seamstress, Al
exander It Lnwtoti, April 23. ^
Petit, Ann, 15, HavatuiHh, Savannah, seller In the mar
ket, Alexander II Law ton, April
. l> .VL mnk ' °* Savannah, A n Lawton.
April 23. *
. ^f l .t', CocJI1 *’ 7' ^vaniiah, Savannah, A 11 Uwton,
April 23.
». 8.YUUU.K, Sunnuli, A R Uulau,
pfeiilSl5i:Sim™ h - a ‘ T *“'‘ n, '
R *
Richards, Frances, 36, Savantmh.f.Savannah, seam-
stress, John N l^-wls,January 80.
Roberts, Iwlalls. 22. Savannah, Savannah, domestic,
John N Lew is, February 13.
"cb.rl. M.rl. Loul.,13, P.„un.li, f.t.nnUi, do.
tncstlc, John M B Lovell, February 13.
Rose, Amanda, 33. Farannah, Savannah, soanutress,
Thomas 8 Wayne, March 4,
Roberts, Benjamin W, 20,6avannab,Snvannab,maaon,
John I«ma, April 14.
JSSStSSt. JWfiW*
Hheftall, Emanuel, 36, Savannah, 8avanuah. butcher.
Francis •- llartow, March 4, ’
Shenall, Sarah, 36. Savannah, Savanuah, seamstress,
Levi 8 D'Lyon, March 8. ’
Shell all, Mary Ann. 20, Sarnnnah, Saranab, seam
stress, lo>\i 8 D'Lynn, Mar.L X.
-•KfWEteS"'-* “*8-
Hhi-ftull. Benjamin, 11, Savannah, Savannah, porter,
Levi rt D'Lyon, Marchs. *
Phenall, Isiutc. 10, Savannah,Savannah, porler, Leri 8
D J.voii.Marrli 8.
e "‘ n ”* b '
■ rcil'lV!" 11 ^ ,* ■ I.. rnitey cook.
Savage. Elira It, 38, Savannah, Havannah, seamstress,
K-'wind C Amleimiii, April 14. ^
Hal-atte, Clemens, 70, Kavnnoah,Savannah, TliumasII
Harden, April 22.
Hharp, narnli Ann, (formerly Cooper,) 21, Pavannab.
8avaiinah. seamstress, William Wright, April 24.
Savage. Estelle, 4— Savannah, Havautmh, seamstress.
Thomas Bon rk«, A prll 29. ^
Havago, Thursille, 30, 8avanna!i.Savann*hgie*mrtresA
Solomon I'ohsu, April 20.
Hneed. Hannah.30, Pavannab, Pavsnnah, seamstress,
Levi H De'Lyon. May 8.
. 25 ', Savannah, fisherman,
Levi i* D'Lyon, May 10.
rtummeib, Joseph, 63, Ogceihee, Savannah, ship car
penter Pras M Slone, June 3.
Hanehez. Hat riel. 28. Florida, Savannah, soamstress.
Philip M Russell, July 23. , ^iu*in.ss,
T
Tlson. Pender, tU. Savannah, Kavnnnah, seamstress.
Dr II W n> ne, Janimry 1C.
Tlioiiiasson. George, 31, Savannah, Savannah, hostler,
Wllllaiii lleiiderMiu, Fehrimry U.
Th , uiias-;on, Louisa, 6H, West Indies, Clislhom County,
wu-hei-Moinan, It MClmrlton,February 20.
'limmnvson. John It, 26, Darien, Chatham County,
carpenter, It M Charlton, Fehrimry 20.
Ihomusson, Joseph, 21, Darieu. Chatham County,
apprentice, to Iduckstuitli, Jt 51 Charlton, February 20.
i'linmiissoii, Elirnlmih, 20. Darien, Chatham County,
seunislroMt, V. M (.'bnrUon,Fel,niiiry 2(1
Tnirhelul, Lugnm-, 17. Fnvnntmh. Savannah, brick
layer. fo-vi, 8 D’Lyon. 5lnrrh 25.
Ttiiiil-iili. Maria L. 25, Savannah, Savaunnh, man-
Silers, (i'lJsww, Ilontti, A|'i II26.
XV
William. Joseph,24, Havannah, Havannah, carpenter.
William Wright. January 16. *
WuM.Thottuw, 4tl, Havammh, Savannah, porter, John
N Lewis, Joiumry 21.
Williain*.Husan,30, Havaiiimh. Savannah, seamstress.
II F Akin, January 22. ’
Williams, Franrls. 40.Florlda. Havannah, muon,Daniel
II Htewurt, January SKI.
Wilson, Jane,27, Havnnimh, Havnnimh, baker, Blldmel
Finny. ,lnntinry24.
Williams, 5largaret. i!6, savunnnh, Havannah, dress*
maker, Jonn IV Anderson. January 29.-
Wni In re. Eve I* :CI. t-hvsiinah. t at annah, seamstress,
Lovl H D'Lyon. Ftl-iuury 0.
Winkler, CAtlmiiue. an, Havninmli. Havannah, scam-
stress, Duiiguld Ferguson, Fehruury 27.
IVnshlngton. William. 41.Huvunnali,Hsvannah, tinner.
FraudsH Bartow, Match27.
W11II. Itebeccn, 36, Harauush, Huvannali, washerwo-
mnn.Jidin N Lewis, April 29.
t\ ni -lmm. AugiistitH, 20, Darien, yavniiimli, bunt hand,
John Ftliillnmitiii. April30,
Wylly, Clinrh-H, 26, Havannnh, Havninmli, earpentoi,
Jim F Guilmarlin, May U.
Woml, Ann. fnow- Wylly.) 22, Hatnnnali, Havannah,
m ruuitieM, Wllliniii F Hiinyer, Muy 9.
Y
Young, Mary, 38. Hnvanuali, Havannah, seumstress,
Janies B Bead, April 30.
Young, Cecilia. 20, Pavannab .Savannah, nurse, James
BReud, April 30.
Young.Charlotte, 14,Havautmh, Pavanuah,domestic,
James B llcnd, A pi ll 30.
True extract from Registry Book.
nng 6 MM. If. nULLOL'It, Clerk, I.C.C.C.
Thomas .1 Walsh, .May 12.
II
dli-ai H l>'L>ou, January 111.
Harris, .Mary, 49, Huvannali, Suvunimh, seamstress,
Ell-lm Wylly, January 16.
llnrrK Elizabeth, 17, Havannah,Havutuiuh, seamstress,
Elisha Wylly, January 16.
Ifarii* Iteheria, 15, Savannah. Savannah, seamstress,
Elisha M'ylly, January 16.
Harris Teliah, (formerly Golding,llicn Elfu,) 28, Huron-
ill, Havannah, Levi S D'Lyon, January 30.
Harris. Itcboura, 15, Suvaunuh, Savannah, seamstress,
Thomas F. Lloyd, Fwhruary 4.
Ifeery Caley, 9, Havannah, Havnnimh, Dr J C Haber-
sham, Fehrimry 7.
Iluzurd, Fram-es, 50. New York, Havannah, washer
woman, Dr Richard Wayne, February 11.
Harris, Henry, 19, Havannah, Savauunli, cooper, Thos.
E Lloyd. February 18.
Kart. Terose, 49, Havannah, Savannah, seamstress,Levi
8 D'Lyon. April 9.
Ilshrrahntn. Susan, 42, favaunah, Savannah, huck
ster, Willium II Davis, April 28.
Gaudon; Sarah, 56. Havannah, Havannah, seamstress,
John M Clark, April 29.
Hall. Marin, (now* Oord,) 38, Savannah, Savannah,
washer-woman. II >1 Da\en;*ort. May 16.
Hall, Jeremiah, (alias Boyd), 20, Savannah, Havannah,
porter, II M Davenport, May 16.
Hall, Adriana, 18, Havannah, Savannah, seamstress,
II 51 Davonport, May 10.
-I*
TJencks. Dclanrey, (ragisterH asGoldingHO. Havannah,
Havannah, wulter on steamboat, L H DeLyon, January
30, I860.
Johnson. Eve, 21. Savnnnnh, Havannah, washerwoman,
John II Johnsrn, February 13
Johnson, Itehecca. 47, Augusta, Savannah, seamstress,
Emanuel Mendel, March 4.
Jenkins, Duke. 25 ClintImincouuty,Havannah, porter,
Oliver M Lillihridgc, March 29.
Joseph, Josephine, 17, Havannah, Savannah, seam
stress, Dr B D Arnold, April 9- «
Jackson, 5Iary Ann, 28, Huvannnh, Savannah, washer-
womati, Isaac D LaRodie, April 9.
Johnson. Huwn, 54, Llttlo Ogechoe, Havannah, wash
erwoman, Francis 51 Stone, Juno 3.
K.
Kempton, Jane, (formerly Guillisrd) 20. Savannah.
Savannah, domestic, William Wright, January 10.
Kimball, Virginia, 16, Havannah. Havuunah, seam
stress, William II Davis. February. 13.
Kcndy, Josenbine, 20, Havannah, Havannah, seam-
stress, Isaac D Imllocho, April 2—
Kemp, Elizabeth. 14, Havaiiimh, Havnnimh. poslrv
cook, William II Davis, April 28.
Is.
Lewi*. James Isaiah, 20, Havannah, Savannah, do*
cropld, Julian Hartridge, Junuury, 16.
Imw, Juno Letitla, 16, Havnnnali, Pavanuah, seam-
■tress,Dr U D Arnold, January 10.
Lloyd, Lurrnn, 50, Savannah, Savanuah, washerwo.
_an, hex\ H Du Lyon, Februory 8.
Lovett, Sampson, 27, Havannah, Pavannab, cooper, Dr
R D Arnold, 5farch 10.
Lloyd, Elizabeth A, 54, Havannah, Havannah, seam
stress, Levi 8 DeLyon, April 17.
l-atiR, Mary, 24, Savanuah, Havannah, seamstress. Jim
F Ouilrasrtln, April 30.
Lerctt, Penny, 31, Havannah, Savanuah, washerwo
man, Abram Harmon, May. 14.
Levctt, Sally, 17, Savannah, Savannah, washerwoman,
Abram Harman, May 14.
M,
Sillier, Louisa, 40, South Carolina, Savannah, seam
stress, Julian Hartridge. January, 16.
Miller, John Francis, 11, Savannah, Savannah, Julian
Hartridge, January 15.
Moran, Daniel, 32, M'lntoeh county,Savannah, porter,
n A Crane, January 21.
Mills, James, 49. Savannah, Pavannab, mason, Thomas
8 Wayne, .tannery 22.
Mills, Ann, 44, Liberty county,Savannah, seamstress,
R F Akin, January 22.
Mills, Richard, 23, Pavannab, ftavannth, mason, R F
Akin, Jsnnary 22. _ . . _ _
5!ills. Julia, 18. Savannoli, Savannah, seamstress, R P
Akin, Janaary 22.
Marshall. Rachel, 18, Savannah, Savannah, saamstreas,
Thomas E I/ijrd, February 4.
Marshall, (feorgo Hall,24, Savannah, Havannah,dray
man, Thomas II Loyd, February 4.
Malone, I*al«1 la, 13, Havannah, 8avannah, domestic,
Br J C Uabcraliam, February 7.
Iloore, Anne. 34, Savannah, Savannah, seametresi,
Levi 8 LsLyon, February. 11.
SCOTT'S
LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL
PATTEFTBI) MAV 16th, 1864.
S H. DROWN. Proprietor of Georgia, Tennessee and
• Alabama, of this Invention, which Is doubtless
among tlie moat Important ormodern tlmea for the use of
the Well advised fanner and stock feeder; and the uni
versal favor w ith which it has been received from tho first
tuaru than anything olsu, attests Its utility and superior)•
For portability, simplicity of construction; and con-
vt-uience or use, the Little Giant has no equal. It weight
from three to ttvo hundred pounds, accoruing to rise, can
bu nut in operation by the former in twenty minute*
without expenso or mechanical old, then adjusted and
used with convenient by anybody.
The Little Giant has received the First Premiums a I
every State Fair om Missouri to Maryland the past Fall
and that in the k.o«t complimentary manner.
Thnsu Mills are guaranteed in the moat positive man
ner against breakage or derangement, and warranted to
grind food from ear corn, aud grits or flno hominy from
shelled corn, with n degreo of ease and convenience fo
farm pufyioeea never attained before.
Tlio subscribers aro now prepared to furnish the trsd»
with improved patterns and sites, to suit the valid wan
of ull.
No. 2 Is offered at $G5 complete, ready for attaching thr
team, and warranted togringteu bushels of fend per hour
with 0110 horse.
No. 3 at $76 will grind fifteen bushels per hoar.
No. 4 at $90 will grind twenty bushels per hour, wltl.
two horses.
a 51aiiufuctured and for sale hy
8.8. BROWN ft 00-
mar 8 at Nashville, Tenn., end Atlanta, Ga
TOSIIA INLAND COTTON PLANTERS
T HE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent
for thu sale of the celebrated McArthy 8EA ISLAND
COTTON 01N, the cotton from which Is readily sold, and
whi-L usually brings three to fivt cents i>er pound more
'.oun from any other Gin yet invented, are now prepared
to supply Planters and thoae wanting, with these of super
ior workmanship at one hundred and twenty-fire dollars
each. Extra rollars $11.
Extra*: tu*«w .u etter from a Florida planter:
"Tho McArthy Gin It infinitely ahead of every otboi
Gin vet manufactured. 1 would not be withont on* for
treble the amount; il saves trouble, Is simple, and turn*
out I.Humlfnlrollon. The stapled* not injured, and tbe
Open process so much desired by tho English buyers Is cer
taiuly obtained.”
aug 24—If BQ8T0N’ft VILLALONOA.
, friend. a—
tho public, that he has Just received a targe sup
ply of SILK and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.--
They being manufactured expressly for himself,
be chi, confidently recommend them for dnrabUlty, and
at pi ices that will suit all purchasers.
WM. R. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor,
17 Whitt ■
dee 24 >
hltaker street.
UMBRELLAS.
A FINE LOT Jnst recelvod—such no Scotch
and French Olngliams, a superior article. Those
In want, call and see, at the Clothing Store.Olb-
Don's Range. OHO. 8. NICHOLS ft 00.
Lace Setts i hace Setts !
HENRY LATHROP ft OO.
H AVE Received per eteamer Knoxville, one of the
most beautlfull assortmenta of Laoe Goods ever
extmiited In this city, embracing th* following styles:
Real Thread Loco Betts; do Maltese do do.
dollonlton do do; do Yalsndsnnea de
do Valencclnnes Bertha Capes and Slav***.
French throughout Muslin Betts.
Mourning 8etle, entire new style. ^
MM IIKWRY LATnBOrXOO.
12 1-2 CENT MUSLINS.
*n ECEIVED per steamer Knoxville, 40 pieces of flna/
Printed Lawns at 1214 cents, by /
fob 14 HENRY LATHROP ft CO. /
.«
at tbe ehoitMt notice, and In superior style
l-~—r Baths, Gslvsnlzed Iron,^
•JpLUMDINI
may be found Shower E
Leaded Bath Tabs, Copper Boilers, Patent
Closata, Lead Pipes. Sheet Lead, Bras * ~
Force Pumps, India Rubber Hose, ft
Famishing Store 166 Brougbton-st.
marl* 1
IU8KEY ANI
Water
— Cocks,
the House
/store and for salo
ft JOHNSTON.