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StfdmeM. FARB REDUCED —CABIN PASSAGE S2O. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. FOR NEW YORK. To ]wr Saturday March ‘24th, at 12 o'clock, M. The new and rplendld fast going ’ ‘'¥ r ffß !,tc!l,l,Hhlp K N °XV I LLE, Capt. C. - Ludlow, will leave as above. For freight or passage, apply to padelford, fay A CO. Cabin passage S2O Steerage passage $8 The steamer Florida, Capt. Woodhull, will suc cwd the Knoxville, and leave on Wednesday, 28th M irch. March 19th. FOlt. PALATKA. E. F.,” VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, JACK SONVILLE, PICOLATA, AND MIDDLKBURGH, BL ACK CREEK. To Leave eyefja^Thursday, at 10 o'clock , A.lft. ac •<rfP E “ , “ The new and elegant steam pack ii i ‘i' r iiOT^ft-n ST JOHNS,Capt. James Free born, will leave for the above places on Thursday Morning, at 10 o’clock. This boat, having largo and airy stute room ac commodations aud taking the inland route, offers superior inducements to invalids and others For freight ot* passage, apply on board, at the Florida Steam Packet Wharf, near the Gas Works, r ja°n 17 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ts. FOIL CENTRE VILLAGE, TR ADER’S HILL, AND INTERMEDIATE LAND’ I NOS ON THE ST. MARY’S RIVER. • ‘ h* The steamer MARION will run fr° m St. Mary’s to the above places, making two trips a week, in connection with the .-learners WKLaKA and SEMINOLE. Freigh* taken through at the customary rates. janß S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. FOR PALATKA. FLA., -vm , ..id all Intermediate ;• , m Landings. if.JII.WKKKLV. THIS U. S. Mail steamer SKMIN’OLiS, (now) Capt W. R. Postell, leaves EVERY TUESDAY AT 10 O CLOCK, A. M. THE Opposition Line Steamer AVELAKA, Capt. S. King,(carrying the U. S. Mail) leaves EVERY SATURDAY, AT 10 OCLOCK . A. M These steamers connecting with the Charleston steamers, take through freight and passengers. ts S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agt. FOR PALATKA, FLA-7 ~ AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. will leave as above every Sat iir lay Morning at 10 o’clock. For ireignt or pas sazo, apply to .ion 10 S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. FARE REDUCED! cabin passage to new tork $20.1 UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. New York and Savannah Steam ships. The new and splendid siue-wheel Steamships: FLORIDA. 1800 tons, Capt. M. S. Woodhull, ALABAMA, 1300 tons, Capt. G. R. Schenck, AUGUSTA, 1500 tons, Capt. T. Lyon, KNOXVILLE, 1500 tons, Capt. C. D. Ludlow, will leave Savannah every Wednesday ant Sal nrday. These ships are among the largest on the coast, unsurpassed in speed, safety, or comfort —making their passages in 50 to GO hours.and are command ed by skillful, careful and polite officers. Having elegant state-room accommodations, they offer most desirable conveyance to New York. Cabin passage S2O | Steerage passage...sß I’ADELFuRD, FAY & CO., Agents in Savannah. SAMUEL L. MITCIIILL. j-tnS 13 Broadway, New York. TOV/INGi Tho steamer WM. GASTON is pre . • * .-ygCi'Miiil to make engagements for Tow *. Enquire on board, or to ’ jaaft CLVGHORN A CUNNINGIIAN. ” _J lst CHAS. J. HINKEL’3 SEMINARY r>K YOUNG GESTLEMEBi, At Newburgh, Orange County, New York. f/WJWtW! This Institution is yiTs. located upon jfjjj&K Newburgh, commanding a view or the richest river scenery, and easily ae ressible by railroad and steamboat. The situation is retired, remarkable lor salubrity of air, and on all sides in a neigh borhood of high re r portability. The school edifice is anew and com modious building ; its rooms are well ventillat. and, and furnished with all that secures health and comfort Adjacent is an ample play ground and a Gymnasium, where the Pupils daily exercise, under the immediate guidanc* of the Pnnc pal. Hie do mestic arrangements, in general, are on the most liberal basis. . , , *• The Seminary Is de iened for the education . f n limited number of pupils, to whom theenjoyment of a refined and Christian home is offered, combined with the advantages of a school of the highest or- long and varied experience of the Principal as teacher in a Classical Gymnasium, the Polytech nic institute, and last ns Professor at the University of Electoral llosse, in Germany, gives him the con fioonco of assuring parents tlmt their sons, entrust Pd to his care—after fully attending to his com so of instruction —will leave the Seminary abundant ly qualified for entering any University ot the best l anding, or successfully emharkingupon any prac tical pur-uit Ever conscious of bis great respon sibilities. and with a devotion to the task of the edu cator. which will leave no obstacle ur.couquered in advancing the moral and intellectual improvement of bis pupils-lie trusts that the development ot their mind as well as the formation of their charac ter and manners will ever be found equal to the ju t expectati n- entertained of n institution such as he contemplates* The coarse of instruction embraces, beside the usual branches of an English education, the Clas sical and Modern Language*. Mathematics, the Na tural sciences, together wilh Music aud Drawing.— Particular attention is paid lo the study ot the Na tural Sciences, Mathematics and the Modern ban g tinges, which are early made the medium of daily in lerccursc. To sucli as would acquire a t borough foundation for the puisuitof any practical avoca tion, it is believed. rare advantages are offered for accomplishing their views. Should they desire to dispense with the study of the Classics, a course of Alornl Philosophy and Civil Polity, ot Political Economy, and Book keeping will he substituted. To parents residing at a distance, a monthly re port is sent, conveying minulo information about tho advancement, etc., of their children. The session of the year b gins ou the last Mon day in September, and continues to the last Friday in June. There is a recess of h week next follow ing Christmas, and one of a week next following Good Friday. Pupils are received at any time af ter the commencement of the exercises, and charged only from the date of entrance No de duction. however, is made if pupi s are withdrawn •urigg the term, except in cases of sickness. Terms— The charge f r Board and Instruction in alt branches except Music, Drawing and Modern Languages, is $:"0 per annum—sl26 payable in advance and tho balance in the course of March, ik-ord in vacation $4 per week PROF. CH ARLES J. HINKEL. P. D. Newburgh, New York, loth Sept.. 1854. References—Rev Pr Brown, Newburgh. N ; Edward Bech, Ran, Consul of Denmark, Poughkeep sie \ Y; -J F Gray, M D. LaFayette Place, N Y ; \ G Hull. M TANARUS). do do; O K Kunhardt, Esq, Vice- Consul of Russia, 62 Beaver street. NY: David Moore, Esq, Newburgh, N Y: WC Dan ell, M D, Decatur. Qa; Homer Ramsde’l, E?q. President, of the N Y and EK It Cos. Erie Place. NY: Rev Prof K Robinson, do do ; Messrs Spies, Christ A Jay. 68 Broad st. N Y : Henry R Tucker man. Esq, do do; V P Willis, Esq, Tdlewild, Ornntre Cos. N Y. marl 6—2wdaw rANDING ana in store— A 20 boxen Soda Biscuits. 6 bbls “ “ 5 “ Sugar “ 5 “ liutter “ Butter,Cheese. Lari. Beef, Pork, bugar of nil kin !-. Starch, Pickle,, Pickled an l Fr.i.h Lob n ,tsup. Olives, Fiir Blue and Mustard. Ali foraaleby J. A. BROWN. fob2S A f.UTRNINO GINGHAMS — A 5 Infant's Robes and Waists: a beautiful lot; tow priced Muslins For sale by mchls KIOV. S. KKMPTON. A (tent. | t ALE RQPI4—SO coils vary superior Bui” Hope, I * landit'K t)d for sale by C. A. OHBINe.It NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! RICHARDSON’S Super Shirtinit linens, Super fine liiinnr, Nansook Muslins, Wash Blondes, ~nd Silk 111 union a. ENGLISH AND MERRIMAO PRI NTS. 104, 114 and 12 4 Hamilton Sheeting BLEACHED AND BROWN SIILBTINGS. Hi n ndso m c M ournlng Print s, 12-4 Toilet Quilts, Hosiery, Ac. Bo rived and for sole nt, low prices. for CASH by AV.C. WADSWORTH, fobO 1 lsCnngnss street W TINI9N SHEETINGS,attd PiUown <* Linens, •! A the best qiiHlitios. nil widths, for sal nt low ~rices, l V WADSWORTH, jvme 0 No. 115 Congress strert. BREAD— 100 bbls Pilot and Navy Bread, lauding per ship Hartford, and for salw by fl>s CL VOIIORN & CUNNIXQIIAM. lIIURTTnGS AND LTNRNB. —A full stock ot ah the best, makos of lileachod Shirtings and Liu ens, which are offered at the lowest cash prices, by je 24 W.C. WADSWORTH, Oongress-st. JHisreUoneons. IIAY FOR SALE. Bales Prime Eastern Haj In shire Aid tor *#UU sale at 142 Bay street. mch29 6t D. D. COP£. NOTICE. A Young man, a resident of ttiia city, respect fully tenders his services to the Merchants and Citizens generally, that he will attend (o the collection of accounts, rente, negro hire, &c. A m ply at this office. mchl7 12t* Jl C HANDLES.—25 boxes adamant!n#ca^ll 1 brand. For sale by 4 • ■. * march 16 WSI. JL MfcUfiAN.’J fob behtt%> m A Largo and Commodious lira East Broad street. Inquije at mch 7 2w - WF . • INTERIOR-ALABAMA. %• ~ To Commission and Fonvardlnc Houses. fIUIE Weekly Montgomery Mail, J. J. Hooper, edi -1 tor, has a better circulation in the following places, than any single paper in Alabama, except ing of course, the local journals:— Selma, Denwpdis, Tuskegee, La Fayette. Talladega , Dadcville, Greenville, llayneviile, Horence , Monitor, in Alabama, and Columbus, Ga., and generally in the counties of Chambers, Macon. Russell, Dallas, Marengo, Talladega, Coosa, Lowndes, and Butler.— These counties deal heavily in goods of every de scription. The Mail is taken generally among the Merchants and Grocers of Eastern Alabama and Western Georgia, and its • irculatlon is daily in creasing. (CT* Advertisements solicited for the Spring trade. mch!4 lm Notice--SSO Reward. RUNAWAY from the subscriber, in Duval Cos., East Florida, on the 16th of February last, ray Bovs, Washington and Isaac; Washington is a Mu latto fellow. 22 years of age, smooth skin, weighs about 150 or 155 pounds, 5 feet 6 or 8 inches hig-*• walks quite erect, is quite an intelligent liooking boy. Isaac is a Black Bov, 21 years old, smooth skin, weighs about 125 or 130 pounds, 6 feet 5 or 6 inches high, walks also quite erect, quick spoken, and has quite small eyes, is an intelligent and like ly boy. They carried off several suits of clothes with them. I purchased Isaac last December of a man, who styled himself James Anderson, lormerly a Dry Goods merchant of Savannah, but now lives about 15 or 20 miles above that place. Isaac says that he was raised in or near Savannah, and the probability is they may go to that place If ar that they have been aided in getting off by some white person. I will pay the above reward for the ap prehension of said boys, if safely lodged in any jail, so that I can get them, or S6O extra for any proof to convict any white man for harboring said boys, or taking them off. My address is Whitesville, Fla; mchlO 3w W. H. JOHNSON, City papers please copy. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. fTMIE undersigned have this day associated R. B. JL Young, cf Cherokee, Ga., with them in busi ness, in Charleston, So. Ca., and Savannah, Ga.— They will continue to transact the “General Com mission aud Forwarding Business,” under the name and stvle of WYATT A CO., Charleston, So. Ca, and YOUNG, WYATT A CO., Savannah, Ga. WYATT A CO., Charleston, F. WYATT & CO , Savannah. March Ist, 1855. ts meh2 NOTICE. IMIE Subscriber having sold his entire stock of Wines, Brandies, Segars, Ac-, to A. R Meyer and Henry Blun, under the firm of MEYER and BLUN, solicits for them a continuance of the trade, so liberally extended to him. feb26 SALOMON MAYER. MAYER & BLUN, 168 BAY STREET, Wholesale Dealers in Imported ts ‘.VINES, SEGARS, &C. fob 26 TURPENTINE AND $Sk *T: PLANTING LANDS FOR SALE- “ A tractof land situated on Satilla Neck, Glynn county, Ga., within a mile of Fancy Bluff, con taining 100 acres. On the premises is a neat two story dwelling, with out buildings. This property besides being suitable for planting purposes, is well adapted to the Turpentine and Lumber business. Also a tract of land containing 800 acres on Green Creek. Apply to F. D. Scarlett, Fancy Bluff, Ga., or to TISON A MACKAY. jan 11 3m. JEWELRY AT COST, AND BTORF, TO RENT. The subscribers g , , -nvff offers their whole 1 stock of .Jewelry, Clocks and Fancy Goods a&* positively at cost to close the concern. The stock consists of new and desirable patterns of l adies’ Broaches, Ear Drops, Gold Bracelets, and Finger Rings—also, Gold Chains, Medallions, Gold Pens and Pencils. Plated Ware, Hair and Teeth Brushes. Pocket Knives, Portmoneys, Perfumery, dc., also a large assortment of Clock*. Please call and examine price*, as we shall positively sell as wo proposo. T. S. FRIBBIE k CO. TO RENT. The store now occupied by the *ubscribers. No. 144 Broughton street T. S. F. A CO* March 19 6t TO CONTRACTORS. Engineer’* Office Savannah, Albany and ) Gulfßß.Co..March 9, 1855. J SEALED Proposals will be received at thi< office until the 24tli inst., for grading the uniet sec tion* on this road, between the Ogeechee and Alta mah rivers. Plans, profile* and specifications may be seen ar the office of tha undersigned. K. C. HE RIOT, mchlO 2awt24 Chief Engineer. USE THE MAGIC IMPRESSION PAPER, FOR WRITING WITHOUT PEN OR INK, Copying Loaves, Plants and Flowers, Pic tures, Patterns for Embroidery park ing Linen Indelibly, and Manifold Writing. 11I1IS article i< absolutely the best portable luk stand in the known world, for a small quant! ty. folded au 1 placed in the pocket, constitute* a travelling Inkstand, which cannot be ‘Token. No pen is needed, for anv stick sharpened to a point, writes equally as well as tbe best gold pen in the universe. For drawing it is indispensable. It is, indeed, the whole art of Drawing and Painting taught in one lesson. Any leaf*, plant or flower, can be transferred to the pages of an album, with a minute and distinct resemblance of nature. With equal facility pictures and embroidery patterns are taken, and have received the highest eulogiums from the fair sex: and. indeed, a more tasteful pre sent for a lady could not be produced. Magic Paper will also mark Linen or other arti cle*, so as to remain perfectly indelible. All the washing in the world fads to bring it out.- Any chil t can use it with perfect ease. With this Magic Paper likewise, one or four copies of every letter written can bo secured without any addition al labor whatever, making it the cheapest and most convenient article extant It is used to ereat advantage by reporters of the public press, telegraphic operators, and host* of others. Each package contains four different conies— Black. Blue. Green and Red. with full imprinted for all to use, and will last sufficiently long to ob tain Five Hundred distinct impressions. It is put up in beautiful enamored, colored En velopes—with a truthful likenpss of the Proprietor attached. Each and everv package warranted. Price.— s 2 a dozen, or five for sl. Single packa ge*. 25 cent*. Mailed to all part* of the world on the reception of the above price*. Address, post paid, N. HUBBELL. 167 Broadway, New York. Opinions of the Press. “Hubbell’s Magic Impression Paper.—We refer our refers to the advertisement in anothereolumn setting forth the merits of this pleasing and inge nious invention The cheapness should induce all to give it a trial .’—[Philadelphia Merchant. —“lt is unsurpassed for neatness and utility, and should meet with ihe sale it richly deserves.”— [Tribune. “Just what the public has long desired, and it recommends itself to every individual of taste and refinement.—[Journal A Courier. March 7 w^m IIOHT COLORED PRINTS. j Marlboro* Stripes. Irish Linen. English Crape, Ac. Just receivsd by feb!2 f.DW. S. KKMPTON. Ag’t. riUNDRIKS— -40 boxes Malaga Lemons. 15 cheats of Superior Teas. 10 boxes Union Tobacco, 1 cask of Salt, (and small hags.) 3 pipes Cider and White Wine Vinegar. In store and for sale by feb2B J, A, BROWN HAY. HAY—3OO bales Prime Northern Hay in store, and for sale by f*b2G M. 11. WILLIAMS. WOVE LINEN BOSOMS —Received, per Fl<'*m da, a second lot of Linen Shirt Bosoms, bv M>!2 W. C. WADSWORTH. BOSTON BISCUITS lUST Received and for sale by ANDBRSON * SWANSTON. f e t,n 157 Broughton street. NEW IIOOKS AND .UAHAZINE*. KEOMVF.U JAXUiHV 31WT, BT S. *. SIM.FT.. f |A(M 0 rouble and His Friends by I The Pioneers Daughter, bv BmißEn Bennett, Harpers for February. Gooey for - o i Graham's do Ballon’s Pictorial, Poems of Mrs. Homans, New Home. Ac. For • ale at No, 186 CongaeM ft fcb l MOURNING Mantillas and Talmas, of Black Silk, trimmed with black English Crape, suit able for deep mourning, received per steamer An guata, at mchlft WADSWORTH’S CASH HOUSE. TflE tfoUBNAL & COURIER, i-; ‘<3*lK&fe 1 : z_ vt *y . 1* * > j BY SPJ-I.L. * ’WfMOKKOW, t, lSßoik'jn fmjffof. Store, j* A general Furniture’, Housekeeping <jpoda, • •’ Underwaters TAHum M ll front of store, j pWr Brown Sheeting, and two bales of the v/JRjc of importation, and the inspection OT Port Wardens, for |q Slock at private Sale. Augusta & VAnesborr* Kailr<>M'l Stork. ■oA|ah <mn Stock. T ’ at Private Sol*. A fine yhwmdlorse, warranted sound and gen tle, Buggy, flearht rew, W at Private, Snlc. A lot of with comfortable dwelling and necessary outbuildings, just completed, at No. 3, C. K. R. Cigars at Private Sale. 20,000 Havana Cigars, direct importation. marl 6 At Private Sale, 5 shares stock Chatham Mutual Loan Associ tion 5 shares Savannah Mutual stock. 40 shares stock Oglethorpe Mutual Loan Associa tion. mcbl7 8. CURBELL, GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMIS. SION MERCHANT, No. 154 Bay Street, SOLICITS from his friends consignments of every description. My personal attention will be given to the sale of 1 Real Estate, Bank Stock, Ac. Refer to Hiram Roberts, Esq.. jE. F. Wood A Cos., Pierson, Heidt and Cos., Noble Lyon. Esq. mchlS 1 Trains on the Central Rail- ROAD AND CONNECTING RAIROADS. aCXIE D U L E ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, tieISthMARCIAS .tent, and until lartber notice, the Fas.enger Trains on the Central Railroad will run as follows BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND MACON. Leave Savannah, 8 a.m Arrive At Maoon, 6.2A r.M *’ “ 4.05 pm <• “ 2.10 A.M Leave Macon, 5 a.m Arrive in Sav’h, 3.30 p.m “ “ 8.45 P.M “ 6.59 a m BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA. Leave Savannah, 8 a.m Arr in Aug’sta, 5 p m “ “ 9.30 p.m “ * 4.46 a.m Leave Augusta, 0 p.m Ai rive in Sav’h, 1.05 a.m “ “ 7 am “ “ 3.30 P.M BETWEEN MACON AND AUGUSTA. Leave Macon 5 a.m Arr in Augusta, 5 p.m “ “ ...8.45 P.M “ “ 4.46 ALM. Leave Augusta,...? am Arrive at Macon 6.25 p.m “ “ ..6 pm “ “ 2.10 A.M The train which leaves Savannah for Macon at 8 A M, connects with the Macon and Western, and Western and Atlantic Railroads, carrying passen gers for all pointson these roads, for Rome, Ga., for Nashville and Knoxville, Tenn., and for North Ala bama. The Train which leaves Savannah for Macon at 4.05 P.M, connects with the Southwestern. Musco gee and Montgomery and West Point Railroad, car rying passengers for all points on these roads, and for Americus, Albany, Columbus, for Tallahassee, Fla. for Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans. The Train which leaves Savannah for Augusta 8 A M, connects with the evening trains of the Geor gia Railroads and the South Carolina Railroad. The Train which leaves Savannah for Augusta at 9.30 P M, connects with the morning trains of the Georgia Railroads and the South Carolina Railroad. Either of the trains leaving Savannah at 8 A M., and at 4.05 P M, will carry passengers for Milledge ville and Eatonton—the 4.05 P M train being the most closely connected. Passengers at Augusta destined for Oglethorpe, Am- ricus, Albany, Tallehassee, Columbus, Mont gomery, Mobile and New Orleans, must take the 6 P M train to avoid detention. The morning train from Macon will carry passen gers for Milledgeville and Eatonton. Passengers from Milledgeville and Eatonton will take the up day train at Gordon. Passengers for the New York and Philadelphia steamships, should arrive in Savannah by the morn ing train. They are particularly requested always to consult the Steamships’ Advertisements for the davs of Departure. Through tickets are sold between Savannah and all the above named places, also between Montgo mery and Augusta. WM. M. WADLEY, Gen. Sup’t. Savannah, March 12, 1855. mcbl9 ts GRAND SCHEME FOR APRIL. CLASS M. To bo drawn on the 2d April, 185', in the city of Montgomery. WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $60,000 Will be distributed according to the following MAGNIFICENT hCHRME! Aud remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due loiihout deduction. 1 Priaeof. $15,000 is $15,000 1 do 5,000 is 5.000 1 do 4,000 is 4,000 1 do 2.000 is 2,000 1 do 1.500 is 1,500 1 do 1,100 is 1,100 10 do 500 is 5,000 10 do 200 is 2,000 10 do 150 is 1,200 25 do 100 is 2,500 70 do 50 is 3,500 336 do 25 i* 8.400 4 Approximation Prizes of 50 is 200 4 do do 40 is 160 4 do do 35 is 140 4 do do 30 is 120 4 do do 20 is 80 4 do do 15 is 60 4 do do 10 is 40 501 Frizes amounting to $60,000 ONLY TEN THOUSAND TIOKETS! T'k’tn $lO-Haiveß3,oo-Q,uart’rß 3,50 SAM’L SWAN, Agent and Manager, mch 13 Montgomery, Ala. BUCKWHEAT —10 Boxes and Quarter Barrel*of Buckwheat, landing and for sale bv mch2 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM gre .Vt balf o aim s IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. UITE are offering a large stock of the above Goods, ’ ’ of the best stples and makes, at astonishingly low prices. Heavy Scotch and Irish Table Dam ask*, warranted all pure Linen, in 7-4. S-4 and 10-4 widths. Damask Napkins, from $2 to $6 per dozen; llamelton. Allendale and other styles ol Sheetings, all widths; Quilt*. Counterpanes, Pil low Case Cotton*, fine Bed Blankets, very fine Huckabuck Towels, at only $2 per dozen, worth $3. And many other bargains are being dally dis tributed at WADSWORTH’S. jnnß 135, Congress-st. THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN, CONTAINING Hints to Sportsmen. Note.* on ) Shooting and the Habits of the k Game Birds and Wild Fowl of America, b£ Elisha J. Lewis, M. D., illustrated with numerous engraving*. Re ceived and for *ale bv S. S. SIBLEY, mar? 135, Congress st. MACKEREL.— 10 bbls No. 1 and 2 Mackerel, 6 half bbls No. 1 and 2 do. Just received and for sale by HYLAND A O’NEILL. YARNS— YARNS A lot from the Peachstone Shoal* Factory. Just received and for sale bv tebft M. H. WILLIAMS. F^LOUR. —50 bhls Flour landing per schoone. Mohawk from Baltimore, for sale by nov 12 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO IjrvTATOKS.— 100 bble Choice Planting Potatoes, landing and for sale by feb 13 M. H. WILLIAMS. \T7"INK.—IO quarter casks Maderia, 10 do. do. \ ? Sherry. 1 pipe very old Maderia. 2 quarter jasksold Port, 100 doxen of first quality in bottles tnd for sale by HYLAND A O’NEILL NUTMI3GB AND XIACK.—f cask No. 1 Company Nutmegs, l case Fresh Mace. Just received and for sale by June 19 JOHN B. MOORK A CO. LIFE AND BEAUTIES OF FANNY FERN. A LL the world is reading this book. More than j\_ 20.000 copies ordered for the trade. FULL PROOF OR TUB MINISTRY. A sequel to the “Boy who was trained up to be a Clergyman,’’ by Jno. Norton. A. M. Received and for sale bv S. S. SIBLEY. febl3 135 Congress street CHECK BOOKS. MERCHANTS snd others are respectfully in* vited to examine a beautiful variety of Check Books on all the different Banks in Savannah. They are got up in superior style, on good paper, printed on blue ground work, and will be sold cheap. Call at the bookstore of S. S. SIBLEY, {y •>*> No. 135 Congress street. I>ICKLKS! PICKLES: PICKLES!—In barrels and boxes, just received and for sale by AN PERSON A SWANSTON. inch 10 157 Broughton street NELLY BRACKEN. A Tale of Forty Years Ago, by Annie Chambers /V Bradford This Is by anew author, a fresh and glowing picture of Kentucky, written in an at tractive style, graphic, graceful and humorous, equal to any American book of the present day.— Price <1 MV Received and for sale by • S. S. SIBLEY. mo jiS 135 Congress street. ■ ALL’S PALM SO AP. An excellent article I I chapped hands and face. For sale by 1 £ JOHN It MOORE A CO., £,1,15 Gibbons’ Building. JUction sqlh. ’ BY Villi,BKlCli A Fine Rodsaioay for Sale , at private Sale. |’ A fine Roakawaj,nearly new,for sala low. Terms j cash. mchls i _ House and Lett at Private Sal*. Tenement, on Lot No. 11, out oi Garden west, fronting on Montgomery street, just .soiiwßlberty, 32 feat by 70—fee simple. On the premises Is a good two story House, on a high brick basemfht l >vith all necessary outbuildings; also the two adjoining lots and improvement, next south. Can be treated Jor cn application as above. mchls CiifrZots at Private Sale. Lots Nos. 1 ,-6 and 7, GC by 120 feet—bounded north by Gwinett sis jet, west by Bull street, south by street, and east by lot No. 12; also lot No. by stmet, west by Bull by Lamar stseet, and east by lot No. 5. Terms— One half Cash; balance, notes at 6 and 12 months, with interest ;rcm date, with approved endorsed paper. Purchaser pay tog for titles. mchls City Lot at Private Sale. Lot No. 24. Wesley ward, corner of Lincoln and Gordon streets. Terms— 6 or 12 mouths, for an approved endorsed note, with interest from date of sale. mchl2 Savannah Hold Stock Wanted. Will purchase 100 shares of the Savannah Hotel Stock. mcbls i Hydraulic Cement at Private Sale Now landing per echr. W. L. Davis, 200 bbls. Ce- j ment. Also. Kept constantly on hand, in store, for ! sale in lots to suit purchasers. jan 11 BY TANARUS, J. WALSH. Administrator's Sale. On TUESDAY, April 3rd. will be sold, at the le gal hour of sale, in front es the Court House: Lot No. 8 and improvements, being part of Gar den lot No. 6, west fronting on Alic street, contain ing 60 ft 6 in front, by 100 depth (more or less). — The improvements consist of one-story house, well finished, on a basement. Sold as the property of F. R. Gordon, deceased, for the benefit ot the heirs. i GEO. GORDON feb22 r 4dministrator. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR —2O barrels Platt’s pa tent manufactured Buckjrheat, from Rdfek Mills Mass.: also, bags of and 25 pounds each. In store and for sale by jan29 F. J. OGDEN. BRADDOCK S EXPEDITION. IMIE HISTORY OF THE EXPEDITION AGAINST FORT DU QUESNE in 1775 under General Braddock, edited from original manu scripts, by Winthrop Sargent, with numerous Illustrations. LEWIS’ AMERICAN SPORTSMAN, with Notes on Shooting and the Habits of Qame Birds. Nu merous Illustrations. A YEAR OF THE WAR, by C >unt Gurowski, au thor of “ Russia as it is.” GENERAL NOTIONS OF CHEMISTRY, by Pe lonee A Fremy. PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for February. AYILLION and other Tales by the author of the “ Head of the Family,” Ac. teh>9 W. TIIORNWILLIAMS- TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. CARPET WAREHOUSE. 140 Congress & 57 St, Julien streets: THE Subscriber has received, and will open this day, the largest and most extesinve variety of WINDOW SHADES ever offered in this city. It i* the intention of the advertiser to keep constantly in store a large sup ply of all the various patterns and styles mannfac tured by the manufacturers of this country and France, attention of merchants and families in ‘ the country is invited. They will be sold at wholesale and retail, at satisfactory prices. janß WM. H. GUION, A^ent. BRADDOCK’* EXPEDITION. A HISTORY of Braddock's Expedition against Fort DuQbcsne in 1776, from original manu scripts, by Winthrop Sargent, M. A., published by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, illustrated with plates and map*. Received and for sale by S. S. SIBLEY. mar 7 135, Coneress street. CIANDLES, CANDLES—ISO boxes Adamantine ) Candles, just received per steamer Key atone State, and for sale by f e b26 M. H. WILLIAMS. METHODIST HYMN BOOKS IN a variety, in fine or plain bindiug. Received and for sale at feb22 No. 135 Congress street. BUTTER AND CHEESE.—2S tubs fresh Goshem Butter and 45 boxes mild rich Cheese, received per steamer Florida, and for sale at the Emporium, by fjy 19] SEABORN GOODALL. PINE-DAPPLE CHEESES.—Received per steam er Augusta, aud for sale by ANDERDON & SWANSTON, f„bls 157 Broughton street DRY GOODS. JUST Received: A Beautiful Assortmen of La dies and Gents’ Linen Cambric Hdkfs. which the subscriber will sell at a very small advance on r °feb 12 EDW. S. KEMPTON. Agt. BELTING— 2000 feet patent oak tanned Belting received per schr ELB Wells, from Philadel phia, and tor sale bv 1 f e b26 CHAS. H. CAMPFIELD THE ROAD TO HEALTH. HOLLOWAY’S PII US. CUBE OF A PISORP*BED LIVER AND BAD DIGESTION. Copy of a letter from Mr. W. Kirkus. Chemist, 7 . Proscot street, Liverpool, dated 6th . To Professor llolloway —Sir:— Your Pills and Ointment have stood the highest on our sale list of Proprietary medicines for some years. A customer to whom l ean reter for any inquiries, desires me to let you know the particulars of her case. Mie bad been troubled for many years with a disordered liver and bad digestion. On the last occasion, how ever, the virulence of the attack was so alarming, and the inflamation set in so severely, that doubts were entertained of ber being able to bear up under it; fortunately she was induced to try your Pills, ttnd she informs me that after the first and each succeeding dose, she had great relief. The contin ued to take them, and although sheused only three boxes, she is in the enjoyment of perfect health. I could have sent you miny more cases, but the above, from the severity of the attack, and the speedv cure, I think speaks much in favor of your Mton&hiß*Pills. < S VV KIRKUS. An extraordinary cure of Rheumatic Fner in laa Pieman's Land. Copy of a letter inserted in the Hobart Town t Courier of the Ist March, 1851, by Major J. Welch. Margaret McConuigan, 19 iters of age, residing . at New Town, ;ul been suffering from a violent rheumatic fever for upwards of Uro jnanths, which a had entirely deprived her of cibrr limw; during this period she was under the (;are of the most eminent medical mea4n Hobart Town, and by them her eace was considered hopeless. A friend prevailed upon her to try Holloway s celebrated Pills.which she consented to do, and in an inciWli ble short space of time they effected a perfect cure. Cure of a Ain anti Tightness in the Chest and Sto mach of a person 84 years of age. From Messrs. Thew A Son, Proprietors of the Lynn Advertiser, who can vouch so the following state ment. —August 2,1851. Sir, —I desire to boar testimony to the good es- ; foot of llollowav’s Pills. For some years I suffered severely from a pain and tightness in the stomach. • which was also accompanied by a shortness of breath, that prevented me from walking about. 1 am 84 years of age. and notwithstandingmy advan ced state of life, these Pills hare so relieved me. that 1 am desirous that others should be made ac quainted with their virtues 1 am now rendered, by their means, comparatively active, and can take exercise without inconvenience or pain,_whieh 1 could not ilo lefore. (Signed) HENRI COR, North street. Lynn, Norfolk. These Celebrated I'll is are t pointer fully ejpcacious in Vte following complaints. Ague, Asthma, Billious complaints. Colics, Con stipation of the Bowels, Blotgpies on the Skiu. Bcw- j el complaints. Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dy sectary. Erysipelas, Female irregularities. Fevers Ot all kinds, Fits. Gout, Headache. Indigestion. Inflam mation. Jaundice, Liver complaints. Lumbago, Piles, Rheumrtism. Retention of Urine. Scroffula, or King's Evil. Sore Thnat, Stone and Gravel. Se-. I oondarv symptoms. Tic Doloreux. Tumors, l leers. • Yen oral Affections, Worms of all” kind <. Weak nabs, from whatever cause. Ac. ~ „ Sold at the Establishments ot Prof Holloway .*BO Maideulane, New York, *and 244 Strand. London, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in ; Medicines throughout the United States, in pots ; and boxes, at 26 cents. 62cents, and $1 00 each There is a considerable saving b\ taking the larger sites. N. B.—Direction* for tlie guidaure ot patteuia lu every disorder are affixed to each Pot. janH • jDStBB Curbs. EDWAgD 0. WHSON, TUfiTICE OP THE PEACE, Notary and Commis fj sioner of Deeds, will be found *t Messrs. Ward A Owens’ Law Office. Savannah, March 1, 1855. fcchl 3m BA.T XX S . Hot and Cold Water Baths NOW READY, EVERY DAY (Except Sundays), FROM 6 A.M., TO 9 P- P. SINGLE Bath 25 cents. Six tickets for one dollar. Bathing twice a week, per month, $1 00. J do 1, 2,3, 4. 5, and 6 times a week, d0... 1 50. , N. B.—Now is the chance for good Bathing, as I j have reduced the price below the New York regu lar prices. J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. mch7 Monument Square. H. S. BOGARDUS, STATE-3 r.. COURT HOUSE-SQR-, SAVANNAH. CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, BELL-HANGER, Ac., Ac., WOULD respectfully invite attention to the increased facilities afforded him by his present loca r-mr ww tion, in all branches pertaining to 1 1 • hiabusiness, such asCABINET-MAKING,UPHOL STERING, BELL HANGINO, Ac. may 20 JOHN H. HUTCHINSON, GENERAL < OH MISSION MERCHANT, AND AGENT OF LUMBER, AC., Bap Street, Over John IngersolCt, Savam.vah, Ga. P JACOBS. BEGAU AND TOBACCO STORK, No. 29, Ball S(-eet, (Sign of the Big Indian,) N. B.— Keeps constantly on hand Spanish, Hal Spanish, and Am *ncan Segars, at wholesale and re tail. Also, Chewing Tol>scoo. Snuff, Ac. june 1 A. SHORT MASTER BUILDER. Wii take contracts for Building and Working Ma sonry of every description. Residence, first door west of Bt. Andrew’s Hall, Brough ton-street, oct 30 E. J. BLACK, (Lata of Charles ton.) Notary Public A Shipping Master. Marine protests noted and extended, end a!l other nr tarrial business attended to. Office at Ferry Wharf,opposite the Ga* Works, Sa vannah. ly june 20 PATTEN, HUTTON A C 0„ FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 80 Bay-street , Savannah. july 6 ly Savannah water works. HEADMAN A CO, Corner of President and Jefferson Streets, Savannah , Georgia. 4 RE prepared to execute all orders in plumbing jTk. and Gas fitting, on short notice, and in supe rior style. ts june 20 JAMES RUSSELL. PLAIN A ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER. Taylor-itreet, 2 door. West of Jefferson. june 29 6m THOMAS S. WAYNE~aTsON, Q*aiß4t COJOIISSIOM 4.5D 70WAEDI50 KIRCHA.YTB SAVANNAH. james McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER ABTDj NOTARY’ PUBLIC. Marine Protest* Noted and ad) usted. Charter Parties Bonds drawn. Paper* prepared wherebyro recover losses from American or British Underwriter*, and atten tion given to all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. No. 118 Bar street, opposite the front of the Custom House. ly nov 8 LAMPORT, BLAXEMAN A LAW : (LATE COBXISH. LAMPORT k 00.) Manufacturer* of everv variety ot CAP AND LETTER PAPER, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS A STATIONERS, No. 8 Park Place, near Broadway, Blf TORI. HIRAM H. LAMPORT, BIRDSEY BLAKEMAN, aug 26t ly HENRY W. LAW. WELLS A VERSTILLE, FACTORS, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS, Savannah. Ga. ’unel ly e. Locsrrr, h. sxilldtos. j LOCKETT A SPELLINGS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BHIPPING* D AGENTB, Savannah, Geo. Will attend to the selling of all kind* of produce Strict attention given to receiving and forwarding floods ly may3l MAYER A BLUN, @ SUCCESSORS TO SALOMON MAYER, Wholesale Dealers in imported Wines, French Brandies, Holland Gin, Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. French and German Stomach Bitters, Cordials, Segars, dc. The subscribers keep constantly on band a large assortment of the above, and sell them at low prices and reasonable terms. mcbl ly /. C. RUSS, J. H. DAVIS, W. H. LOXO ! RUSE, DAVIS A LONG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, Geo. may 30 ts j AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE, MACON, GA. BENTON A McLAUGHLiN. GENERAL AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. Solicit from their friends consignments of every description Special attention given to the sales of Real Estate, Stocks and Negro property, at public and private sales. Prompt Returns and Dispatch. A. R. McLacshux, mch 13 3m Amos Sdiw. foo JAMES B. FLDLEB, Denier and Importer of Jr* iW atchei, Jewelry, Silver CgtMP Ware, Fancy Goods, Ao. No. 18, So. 2d Street, Philadelphia,Pa. sept 8 ly 1 V. S. HARRISON. AUCTION. COMMISSION. RECEIVING AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, ‘9&.k: BROAD-ST.COLUMBUS,CA A K AYER, AUCTIONEER AND SALESMAN F?— Liber.l ,-iT.nc.s mad. on Nogrow *o4 M .rchend if, „ , ILooi.tt.Losg 4 0o„ R.f.rTDC f w.lls A Dm. ROT 22 HYLAND A O'NEILL, WHOLESALE * RETAIL DEALER? IN IMPORTED WISE. I>D Llftl ORS, FRENCH BRANDIES, CIGARS, ASP FANCY GROCERIES, jV*M Door to Marshall House-. Broughton st, | Savannah, Ga. r. nTLANo (nOTls:'lyj - H. . ssio!.. W. C WADSWORTH, ’ DEALER IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. 115 Congress-strott, opposite FuUtskt House, Savannah, Ga. <vt22 1> A BACKER. IMPORTER AND DEALER IS BRAMUES. GI AS. WIAE9. SCOTCH ALE, AND LONDON PORTER. Cigars, and all Kinds of Grocerios. .Vo. 10 Whitaker-street. Savannah, Ga. Brandies ud Gins, under Custom House LoeA. in Bond and entitled to Debenture. • prJ9 • JE ROWLAND A CO. , GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 172 Bait-street, Savannah. j JOBS T. HOWLAND. JOHN T. ROWIAXD. J*. aug2S BROUGHTON STREH HACK AND I.ITEBY STABLE. rIE undersi :ned baring put the above Stables in good condition, is now prepared to accom modate nis customers with Carriages. Hacks, Bug gies, Sulkies, rfc., with sound gentle, well broke Horses, and careful drivers. Horses boarded on ac com mediating terms, and well cared tor. Two pairs j of fine Carriage Uorses for sale. Inquire corner of Barnard and Broughton streets. THOMAS E- r MAY ASDfItCFMBKR. • ‘ VTALK of Wedded Lift, bv Mrs Hubbeck, Authoress of the Wile’s Sister, the Forbidden I Mm-ringe, *c. Ac. in two eols., highly interesting •• Renders, the Tide tht 1 relste. This lesson seems to ferry. Choose net slors e proper met*. But proper time to merry.” Heoeifed aud (Or ssle hy S. S. bIBI.B\. . I ror7 1 5, Oonjrew t |)rofrssional Carts. iieivry Williams. ATTORNEY AT LAW No. 8 Dray ten Street. Savannah, Ga. may 5 ly D. A. O’BYBHK. AITORNEYAI LAW, Office 175 Bay-etreet, over Turner A Co’.s Drag Store. feb 6 ts GEORGE TROUPE HOWARD. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Corner Whitaker-at. and Bay Lane. SAVANNAH, G A. nov 10 lyr BHEWMARE * MONTGOMERY, I ATTIiRNEYB AT LAW, Waynesboro, Ga., Will practice law in copartnership, in civil bu siness, in Burke County. TOHW T. SHIWMAKB. W. W. MO.TTQOMEkT. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, oct26 MARIETTA, GA. ly DAVII> G. WILDS, ATTORNEY AT LAW SPARTA. GA. Will practice in counties ! Hancock, Washington, Warren, Baldwin. REmxscxs—Behn A Foster, Rabnn A Smith, E A Soulard. Savannah jan 19. WM. C. CONNELLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Isabella, Worth Cos., Ga., (Post office. Albany.) Will practise in the Southern Circuit, and in Ma con, Dooly and Worth counties of the Macon Cir cuit. N. B.—Particular attention given to the collec tion of claims in South-western Geergia. june 2 6m MILLER A HALL, attorneys at law, OGLETHORPE, GA. Will practise in the Superior Courts of all the Counties of the Macon circuit in Lee, Bt ker and Sumpter, of the Southwest circuit, and in Marion and Taylor, of the Chattahoochee circuit. Also in the Supreme Court at 3lacon, Decatur. Columbus, and Americus. *gk-. STenEx F. Miller. Samuel Hall •ept. 14,1852. ly e. cummio, ATTORNEY at LAW, Irwintnn. Georgia. ly toblO LANIER 1 t ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, • Nun. Gpirjia. Ms ° ly BYTHON B. SMITH. ITTORSET AND COUNSELLOR OCALA, MARiOXCO. FLA., Will practice in all the Courts of Florida. Reference in Savannah -R. B. Hiltok fsbSly ] M WHITE SMITH. attorney at law. OFFICE AT Alligator, Fast Florida. t?* Will practice in the Eastern and Southern ; eountie*. Refer to Col. S. S. Sib let, 1 e , _ R. B. UILTOT. ‘,'**•*.*'■ feb 2 ts GREEN A SMOOT, ATTORNEY'S AT I AW, Thomaaton Ga. AMME* W. ‘fBEIM. B F. SMOOT* j oct 26 CHARLES G. CAMPBELL. ATTORNEY AT LAW, MILLEDGEVILLE , GA Practices Law in the Tarioue countie* cf the Oc- j mulgee Circnit and the adjoining counties of Twiggs. Laurens and Washington. Refer to—John Boston. H. A. Crane. R. B. Hil ton. febl4 J. B 7 McGUIRE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, MACON. GA.. Will giTe prompt attention to all business en trusted to his care. Will give strict attention to collecting. YF* Office over A the* Ayres* Store. feb 19 6m and w t-w W MABRY. ATTORNEY AT LAW. FRANKLIN, heard county, ga. Will attend to professional business in the Coun ties of Heard. Carroll. Campbell, Coweta, Fayette. Meriwether, and Troup, Reference—, Hon. E. Y. Hill. La Grange, Ga.: Hon. David Irwin, Marietta. Ga.; Col. M. M. Tidwell, Fayetteville, Ga.; Mr. William Dougherty, Colum bus, Ga. ept 17—ly DRS. ROY ALL A JOHNSON, DENTISTS, Ojfce oar. SL Julien-st. and Market Stfrtjover S WHmoC i jewelry store. Office hours from 8 to 2 o’clock, and from 3 to 6. i mar 11 eom DENTISTRY. DR. 5. Gi PANCOST, DENTIST. I* prepared to perform all neees *ary operation? for the Regulation, Preservation and Beautifying the Ls Teeth, and will Insert Artificial Teeth, from a single Tooth to a Double Set. Dr. P. will spare no effert to give the utmost satisfaction to all who may command his services. Office 156 Broughton Street. ap26ly MRS. J. F DOB’S FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 16 LJRbridge’s Buildings. Up Stairs. AJTO !CO. 17 BAMMAAI) STKKTT Savannah. Ga. The attention of the Ladies ot Savannah, of tho c e visiting the city, are invited to ■PlPthe New. Large and well selected stock of FfcW fashionable Millinery and Drees Goods, con sisting of the following article* Silk, Satin and Straw Bonnets. Ribbons. Flowers. Feathers. Wreathes. Buttons, Combs Caps, Head Feathers. Velvet Trimmings for Dresses. Plush Hats. Riggerlettes. Infants’ Caps, Plain Silk Bro cade. Plain Silk*. Shally Mantillas. Cloaks, Talmas, Ac . c. j PRICES REDUCED S FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT COST. OAVIXG OS HAND alarg* stock of V.rcy nd f * Dry Goods, and the ’ateness ot the m. eon. together with the ecarrity of money, induces the suhecriber to offer his stock of Wintr Goods at Cost for Cash. The stock of Dress Goods is large and was bought at a ten lew figure, and will pos itirely be offered at the cost price. Silks. Wool. Plaids, all wool plain and printed DeLaines. Meri noee. Bombaiines and Alpacas. Talma Cloths. Ac.. can be thought at less prices than ercr before. Persons in want of Pry Goods, will find it to their adrantage to call and examine goods and prices at W. C. WADSWORTH'S. No. lib Congress streets . j, n lb Opposite the Pulaski House. OATS— 100 hags very heaev Seed Oats, landing per schr Ann Maria; for sale by meh3 BRIGHAM KELLY A CO. LOUDON AST JOURNAL. THU NEW SERIES, commencing with the Janu ary Number, will contain eograrings from the Queen's Gallerr. and be otherwise embellished with subjects o{ Art. to maks it worthy of eatensire pa trouage- PrW $9 per annum tor 12 monthly numbers. ALSO FRANK LESLIE'S LADIES* GAZETTE. Monthly, $3 per annum FRINK LESLIE'S NEW YORK JOURNAL, with numerous Illustrations. per annum. GOOEY'S LADIES’ BOOK. fS 50 per annum frb9 W THORN K WILLIAMS. NEW BOOKS .U'ST RF.CBIVKD BY CUBBKDGE ft BRO ('l ETTING ALONG : ebook of Ulustrmtions. TANARUS” Spirit Repping rnveilled;” An Expose of the Origin, History. Theology end Philoeopby of certain elleged communications from the Spirit Land, bv means of “ Spirit Repping,” “ Medium Writing. 1 ’ Physical Deraonsiretions. Ac , with illustrations. •• t.reel Potter: His Fifty Years of Exile.” By Her man Melrille, author of Tvpee. Omoo. Ac. “The Mountain Out-Law,” or the Seeret Password A Tale of lore and wild adventure. Also a further supyly of” Wykoff.” (TJNGER PRESERVES^nstreoeired per steam- T er Knoxrille; and fcr sale low by ANDERSON and SWANSTON. Irb33 IST Brenghton street. S SOARS, SEG ARS-25.000 choioe llarant Segars in store and for sale low-by , ~ frbitt M. H. WILLI AMS. UMBRELLAS- —Another lot of small Scotch | Gingham I mhrellee, for children.just rrceir. ed end for sale by je C 2 KPAVARB S. KKMPMiLI ■ >VGGY UMBRELLAS.—EDWARD. * jißt TM^vn \y for sal*by ANDERSON A SWANSTON. ffcb33 167 Broughton *tr- RQWLAND’S MACASSAR OIL.—A Frwh Sup plv ju*t waivad and tor *al by JOHN B MOORK & 00.. fab 15 * . Gibbous* Building * ji V IluiM 1 noiifv7u*t tverivid by 19 | 4U tobU J A BROWN.; 3l)ip3 anb Steamers.., , <s, FOE LONDON. rfSi?- The ship SARDINIA, Cant. Huston, mb JSSSt'oke tha balk of 150 bales St, Island or TTa : land cotton. For freight apply to mehl7 At PADELIORD. FAT A 00. FOB LIVERPOOL. The new First Class bhip TAMERLANE. wobSL Capt Holmes, has two-thirds of her earro engaged. For freight of remaindesiAnidj to mch2 lw is rA D K I.FO||*k*CO FOR LIVERFoW® J h A 1 half dipper MILLS. pSSM, Sturgesamaster, harmgiSgSteatpwt of her cargo engaged, will meet with dispatch aa above. For freight of 300 bales ootton apply to 1 ca.llamai FOE BOSTON. Superior Packet Ship NEW EXG- Pratteau master, will meet with an d above For freight or passage applr on board, at Johnson’s wharf, or to v 1 mch3 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CG FOR NEW YORK—“Union Lino.*’ JFJ* The regular packet schooner S. ■< WAR ZimklSG, Neff, master, w ill have quic>; atch for the above i ort. For freight cr passe.- ipplv to fmarlO; F. J. O N. ‘ FOE NEW YOBK—Union Lii.: -rtf+ The regular Packet Schr NORTH -i VTE -£a& Horton master, wUI hare quick dL- -.tch for the abore port For Freight or passage , ,■ to febl I JO GEN FOR PHILADELPHIA. vjSS: The Schooner E. 3. JAMES, tv tcott jpeeCmaater, will have quick dispatch .bore Forfreight or passage apply on board a fair's wharf, or to __mch3 BRIGHAM, KELLY O. FOE PHILADELPHIA The Brig DUNCAN, Capt. J. A, Poner.— Smß For balance of freight, say 15 1 or 200 bale* cotton on deck, apply to *h!7 LOCKETT ii SNELIINGS. FOE BALTIMORE—BegnIar L,ng The Fine schooner J. T. f ARDY. Gorrley, y*-* - master, haring part of her cargo ‘.ogvgel. will hare dispatch as aboYe. For freight or p r ssge apply to mchlO BRIGHAM. KELLY t t >. FOE BALTIMORE.—ReguIar Line I The Schooner ANN MARIS Mi- e |f .SEE master, will meet with dispatch s;, ! re Forfreight or psssage apply on hoard at TV .i wharf, or to mrh2 BRIGHAJi. KELLY t ! ■). FOR BALTIMORE—ReguIar Llnj. The Superior Packet Schooner WOOD \ BRIDGE, Diggs master, haring •> : part of her cargo engaged, will hare .lirr-• above. For freight applr to fcbl3 BRIGHAM, KELLY A C FOR NEW ORLEANS’ The Brig ITOSKA, Capt Heron. Forfr-;ht o* passage applr to LOCKETT A SNELLINC- Savannah. Feb 17,1535. set T TFORFSkIcWoR“eII AKTE! ■:. riff**- The splendid schr. LJ MARTIN E, *rs 2Sn& master. For particulars enquire c ! jan 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO ~ NEW TORS AND LIVERPOOL U. S. MAIL STEAMER I THE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINK A M ! ATLANTIC. I BALTIC. . Captain West. f Captain Cam* y&. PACIFIC, ADRIATIC, [ Capt. Nye, j Capt j • These ships baling been built by too tract, expressly for government service, j SaMßa eT<>r> t care has'been taken in their cot | struction.as also in their engines to ensure strength I and speed , and their accommodations for pfu?n* - ers are unequaled for elegance or comfort. Price? ofpassage from New York to Lrverpcr., ie first cabin, $l3O ; in second cabin, $75; exclusive use of extra si2e state rooms. $325 From Liver; tA : to New York, £3O and £2O i An experienced Surgeon attached tc eachship. No berths can be secured until paid for. PROPOSED PATES OF SAILING From New Pork. ( From Liverpool 1855 I 1865 . ’ Wednesday,Jan 24,165f \ Saturday, Jan Id. i?a£ Wednesday. Feb 7, 1855 ‘ Saturday. Fsb. 7, 1556 Wednes-iav’Feb2l,lßso Saturday, Jan 10, 15*1 j Satard y. Jan. 24. 15W For freight or parage, apply to ; Edward K~ Collins, 56 Wall-street.New Twrfc Brown, Shipley A Cos, Liverpool Stephen. Keonard A Cos., B. G. Wainwrtght A Cos., Paris. or Geo. U. Draper, Havre The owners of these ships will cot l-ei countable'ir gold,silver, bullion, specie.; preciousst jnes or metals, nnlesabills ofiauing ata signed therefor, and the value thereof espreeaed ; therein. Shippers please take notice, that the shipe >f tfcii I line cannot carry any goods ocfitrabaad of war. ! jan 9 ly THE LIVERPOOL rJ _ intend sailing their t'arcrite ships, i CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2135 tons, Capt. Wylie i CITY* OF BALTIMORE, new, 2533 tons, R. Leitcb. city of Washington, new, 2700 teas. cpt b Leitch. KANGAROO. 1574 tons, Capt FROM PHILADELPHIA. ! CITY OF MANCHESTER, Thursday, Jan. lS.Hi# KANGAROO, about Thursday. —— —— FROM LIVERPOOL. CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday,Feb 14, 18W, KANGAROO, about Wednesday,—l RATE* OF PASSAGE FAOM PHILADELPHIA. tBOK LiVXBFOOL. j Saloon Berth* -s9*-* ! Saloon Berths...2l gutn. j Midship “ ..... 65 j Midship 4i ...17 M Forward ** 55 j Fcrward “ ...1* * inclndin? Steward’s fees. THIRD CLASS PASSAGE A limited number of Third Class Passenger* will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, erl : found in provision* | From Philadelphia... S3C | Frcm Liverpool $44 Certificate# of passage will be issued here to par tie# who are desirous of bringing cut their fritmd* at corresponding rate? Drafts on Liverpool from £1 upward*. An experienced Surgeon will fce carried on *aefe J ship. All goods sent to the Agent# in Philadelphia will j be forwarded with economy and dispatch. For freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent. 17 Phila., and 7 Broadway, N. Y WILLIAM INMAN. Agent. 1 Tower Buildings. Liverpc-o* Or to PADELFORD. FAY k CO.. Agents, ian 13 Bay st.. Savannah. DRY* GOODS AT COST THE subeteiber having taken the store recently occupied by Laßoche, Brown A Kemp ton. wiU - Mil the great part of the stock at cost tc make room for his superior stock. Persons from the ! country and others, wishing bargains, will do wall to call and examine before purchasing risewhere, jan 24 EDW. S. KEMPTON. Agt OOFING TIN PLATE, cf all brand*, Juit re ceived and tor sale in quantities to *uit pur chasers, at 13 Barnard street, by feb23 LOVELL k LATTIMORT. ’ PARASOLS! PARASOLS ‘ RICn Brocade Silk Parasol*. . do Plaid do do do Plain do do do do Satin de Chen* la Plain and Brocade Black do. Just received by HENRY L4THROP dCO , mehl embroideries: embroider IES ! JUST received a large and choice lot of Fran oh Embroideries, consisting in part o! Rich French wrought Muslin Collars and slevt do do Lace do do do do Muiliu Chemixeue* do Cambric anti Linen Collars, do French wrought Lawn Udkfs, Ac. by feb 1 HENRY LATUKOP AcjCO. RICH SPRING"DRESS GOODS, At Wadsworth’s CasliHouiP. RECEIVED per steamer Knoxvilla— Beautiful Brocade Barege Robe* Rich Plaid Silks. Fine Organdie Muslins. Printed French Cambrics Fine Printed Brilliants. French, American and English Print* Challies and Challie Barcgee White Canton Crape Shawls Alexander’s Kid Gloves. New Styles Spring Gingham* For sale cheap, for cash, at No 11 A, Con set , Street. ; NEW SI'MMKK SILKS. ic. HENRY LATUKOP & CO. HAVE RECEIVED per steamer Florida- Rich Striped Summer Silks. Rich Robe a Volins, Rich Colored Sewing Silks. Colored Percales, new tyl?. i Mourning Silks. MBKiFwn \ LATHROP & CO. K 1 BHutii < jßu * - ■ • “lid Colored Black do n|Rf> jffl,,’ Hi. h Organdie Robes iped and Super French Hsrring Bene Bordered and H Muslin Bands, i laarT