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Newspaper Page TextFIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE. TWELVE CENTS A WEEK™SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS. VOLUME II. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1851. NUMBER 276. PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TERMS: Tlio “Daily Morning News” is delivered to City Subscribers i»l FIVE dollars pur annum, puyable half yearly IN ADVANCE, or for twelve cents a weak, buyable to the Curriers. Single copies, two cents. The “Tin-Weekly Morning News,” (for the Country,) containing all the new matter and new advertisements of the Daily, is furnished for three dollars nor annum, IN ADVANCE. uvcrtiseinents inserted ut the following rates: FOR ONE SQUARE OF TEN LINES, One insertion G0cts. One Month, ,.$(>00 Two “ $100 Two “ 10 00 Three il 125 Three “ 12 51 Four “ ...... 1 50 Four “ 15 00 i’ivo “ 1 75 Six “ 20 00 One Week,.. ‘ 2 00 One Year 50 00 For advertisements not exceeding live lines three- fourths of the above rates will bo charged, i. a., For one insertion, 45 cents. “ two “ 75 “ “ one week, $150,.&c.&c. Legal Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. Advertisements from transient persons or strangers must be paid in advance. Veurly advertisers will bs restricted to their regular bvinessos, and all other advertisements, not pertuMiing lu their regular business, as agreed for, will be charged extra. Yearly advertisers,exceeding in tlioir advertisements tlio average number of Hues agreed for, will becliargcd at proportional rates. Advertisements sent to this olTice without directions, as to the number of insertions, will be published duilv until ordered to de discontinued, und charged accord- ingly. ' All new Advertisements appear in the “Tri- Weekly News,” for the Country. 5 ’tP" All Letters diroctod to this office, or the Editor, must be post paid, CHARLES P. COOPER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, JACKSONVILLE,--. •■••••■ Flori.ln. Heeehkncks—Col. 8. 8lliloy, It. Hilton, Editors of sorgiuu; Messrs. Snider, Latbrop &. Novitt, Boston Guuby’ll. A. Crane 8c Co., Savannah ; lloii. Thus. Douglas, Judge Eastern Circuit; Hon. Lovi S. Haw* MOORU Sc 11KNDlti( KHON, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Brushes, Garden Seeds, 8c< uilc apr 28 Gibbons* Buildings, Savannah, Ga. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL! 157 Broughton Street. BERNARD MALLON, Principal. Miss A. M. PARKER, Teacher of Primary Classes and Drawing. HENRI HERRISSE, Teacher of French. Dr. L. KNORR, Classical Teacher. july ID FETEK G. THOMAS, (SUCCESSOR TO C1UHLE8 VAN HORN) Dealer in WINDOW SASHES, BLINDS, AND PANEL DOORS. jan 4 No . 1 53 li ay - str eet. ly WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!! f 11 HE 8 U BSC HI HER keeps constantly on hand I- at the Canal Bridge, a largo supply Black Juck, Pine, and Oak Wood of the best quality, which lie will sell at a roasonablo rate. Orders left in order boxes at Carswell &S oat’s, Market square, or at John I). Jossio’s, Broughton street, will be punctually attended to, and wood delivered immediately, feb22 PETER WHITE. WOO!)! WOOD! t WOOD !!! A LL those in want of wood for Parlor, Bed Room, or Kitchen, will please take notice that the sub scriber keeps constantly on hand, at the lowest cash prico. Black Jack,Oak, Hickory, Pino, Ash, and Mnplo Wood, at tne Rail Road and Caiiul Bridge. Orders leltut J. A. LaRocIic’s Drug storo, will bo uttended to, feb 28 tf O. A. LaROCHE. LUFBURKOW A II1NE, DEALERS IN HIDES AND SKINS. fl^ANNING AND CURRYING curried on, near the 1 junction of the Louisville and Augusta Roads, where the highest market prices will bo paid for HIDES and SKINS. Tanners supplied with Hides on reasonable terms. All orders promptly attended to. ly a tig 28 I10USE-K.EEJL*KKS> TINWARE ESTABLISHMENT. mHE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to oxocuto 1 ull orders in TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRON Work, at tlio shortest notice. Housc-Kcopors and Olliers, who regard economy und dispatch, would do well to give me u call. .. sept 20 3in O. P. SELLERS, Jelforson-Bt., between Congress and Broughton. T. M. KOSIS, SEGAR SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE No. lOr’llAV Sl'ltEKT, (At the Blue Sign, one door west from Drayton,) K EEPS constantly on hand, imported and home made, SEGARS of different Brands, fine cut TOBACCO, and SNUFF of all kinds; put up care fully, ut wholesale und retail, and at the most reason able prices. fjgF Orders from the Country punctually attend ed to. G mos. oct 1 III. CASSORT, SEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. NO. -JO BULL-smUiET, Opposite Sign of the Big Indian, near Monumcnt-sq. Keeps constantly on bund SPANISH, HALF SPAN ISH, nuil AMERICAN SEGAItS, at wholesale and re tail. Also, Chowing and Smoking Tobacco, and Snuff oct10 ly S. Z. JIIUVIIV, CARRIAGE MAKER & BLACKSMITH, No. 9G and 08 St. Julian Street, West Side of the Market, Saoannah, Ga. Carriages repaired at short notico, and at reasonable julie 2G prices. 6 m ~ SMITH & GLADDING, Auctioneers mid Commission Merchants, SAVANNAH. GA. Gho. J. Smith. | Wm. II. Gladding. oct 0 ly TO PLANTERS. GEORGIA SHOES, on Ann PAIRS NEGRO BROGANS. •vJvJvf The Subscribers arc now receiving tlioir Fall Supplies of Plantation Work. Gentlemen’s, Ladies’ and Children's Boots and Shoes, of every quality und style, selected by a member of tbo firm with tlio strictest care, comprising the largest and host arranged stock ever offered iu this market. Wo spared to furnish great inducements to those ill fuvor us with a call, and pledge ourselves to give in every instance satisfaction. ° vtfna'nir.i.ti*. sept 0 RT. H. BARNITM A CO., a 149 Congress Stbket. gm HATS AND CAPS At Wholesale and Retail. WHOLESALE & RETAIL JUT AND CAP STORE. FINIIE Undersigned would rospectfully inform the A citizens of Savannah and Chatham County, those of the udjucont Counties, likowiso the citizens of South Curolinu, who visit our city with a view to tlio purchase of HATS AND CAPS, thut lie is now opening, on Broughtou-street, two doors Eos of N. B. 8c II. Wood’s, u lurge and well selected Stock of HATS AND CAPS, of various styles and qualities, which, for uoutuoss and durability, cannot be surpassed by uny establishment in the city. Ho rospectfully asks an examination of his Stock, and a sliuro of public patronage. I^p City and Country Deulers will find it to their interest to cull and examine iny Stock. Orders from the Country executed with dispatch and fidelity. LiP* No abatement or deviation in prices. jan 24 II. R. BOX TAKE NOTICE! AN ANIMAL, ANY THING BUT AN ELEPHANT CAN BE SEEN BY CALLING AT P. D. HBLZHSIM S Clothing Emporium. JcUcrHon Street P D. HELZHEIM bogs leave to inform his friend) • und the public generally that he lias returned from the North with one of the lurgostuiidbestscloctcd be found in tbo city. He bus also recoived a very large assortment of Hats, Cups, Boots, Shoes, Ac. together with nearly three hundred Trunks, Valises, &c. IIv also has his usual supply of Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Saddles and Bridles, Umbrellas und Walk ing Canes, with other articles too numerous to Connoisseurs of good clothing, to examine his stock, and assures his visitors that if lie cannot show them an Elephant, he can give them n little touch of the Rhi- iiocoro.. Country in«rch«““ supplied on liberal terms, N() 4 5, Mclutlre’s New Bul!diu|(.. N.R.—p D II. will not attend tli« World’s Fair, july 10 AUDVVIFISRY. VTRS-DANNERFELZER offers her professional Yi services to tlio Indies of Savannah. Mrs. 1). is a rraduato of the German Collego of Midwifery ut llei- lolberg, as hcrdiplnnm from that institution will tosti- y. Residoilco corner of Bay und Montgomory-sts. sept 20 * ly PATENT n ilti! UAII.IX. ! G. BUTLER, AGENT, For the Now England Wire Railing Company. All orders promptly attended to ly oct IH ED1VABD 11. BUNKElt, General Commission Merchant, 80 liny Street. Prompt personal attention given to consignments for sale or shipment.’ Liberal Cush Advances made in approved Merchandise consigned to me, or to my' Now York, Boston nnd Baltimore friends, ly oct21 CABINET MAKING AND UPHOLSTERY N. A. IVlTNGJCZjUlt, No. 50 Liberty-street. Making Now nml Kepniriny Old Furniture. OLD FURNITURE BOUGHT AND BOLD. Tho Bottoms of Sofas, Divans, Chairs and Ottoman* mado over and recovered. CARPETS, Ol L CLOTH, AND MATTINU CUT AND PUT DOWN. Hells and Lamps Hung—Curtains and Roller Blinds put up. G-iiP Every description of COFFINS on hand and' made to order, of the best material and finish. Prices low. ly mar 12 LAWTON, DOWELL Sc CO., NO. 210 RAY-STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. W1U. S. LAWTON & CO., CORNER SECOND AND POPLAR-STREETS, MACON, GA. A. 11. LAWTON A; CO., OGLETHORPE,GEORGIA. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. npENDER their services to their fricuds und tho A public generally. They ure mutually pledged not to speculate - iu Cotton. Liberal udvaucos made on produce consigned to them, and Planters’ orders filled with despatch and at the lowest inut.Kot prices. A. B. Lawton, S. L. DoWkll, W. S. Lawton, of Baker County, of Savannah. of Macon. july 28 ly HENRY K. PRESTON. TEACHER IN THE CLASSICS AND MATHE MATICS. No. 147 Broughto n-st. sept 1 tf GEO. TROUP HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office No . 07 Buy - Street. deed ly Hnvniinali. PETER G. THOMAS. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, ACCOUNTANT, AND NOTARY PIJIiLIC. Office , No. 153 B ay-street. Court Duys, the Second Saturday in each month.— lUrturn Days, 10 days previous to the Court, janfi ly S. 1*. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW: Commissioner of Deeds for South Carolina. Office St. Juliuu-stroct, corner Whitaker, sept Hi 3ni J. F. PH LOT Sc CO., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Williamson’* Buildings, Buy-street. J. F. PELOT. Z. N. WINKLER, sept 3 Onto Y O N G K Sc O l> i: N , FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 04 Bay Street, Savuunuli, Ga. WM. P. YONGE. (july 0) w. ODEN. JOHN E. RIcDOHIVALl), Commission Merchant, Hamburg, S. C., /CONTINUES the receiving, forwurdiug, and m I- \y ling of goods and produce entrusted to him, and no pains Shull be spared to give satisfaction, apr 23 4 a w JOHN V. TAB VIS K, Factorund General Commission Merchant, AND DEALER IN HAY AND GRAIN [.j^ Every description of Produce and Merchan dize sold qii consignment or purchased to order, oct 12 Ex cli a n g c W ha rf. SAMVEL A. OLDS, MANUFACTURER OF CLOTHING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 51 Broadway, New-York—Upstairs. N.B.—Particular attention paid to all orders for sin gle Garments or Suits. * jan 6 SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING U*TAHLI*Hj1IJ4NT, Broughton Street, opposite St. AudrewsJIall. july 7-ly WM. J. HUNT, Proprietor. JOHN MALLERY, DRAPER AND TAILOR, 155 BAY-STREET, T/ - EEPfl constantly on hand a comploto assortment of IV veiy loiee CLOTHS, CASSIMER8 AND VESTINGS, of tho newest shades und pattern*, with a full supply of fashionable READY MADE CLOTH ING nnd furnishing Goods, comprising every article of Geutlenieu’s Apparel. oct 20 E. O’BYRNE, AT TAYLOR’S BUILDING, MARKET WHARF, Keeps constnatly on hand a supply of CROCKERY WARE, GROCERIES. SfC. oct 9 iy llALL-lCOAU HOUSE, OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL RAIL-ROAD DEPOT, EAST MACON. july a BY 8. HI. I.ANIER. ly FALLIOANT & TAYLOR, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Shop—corner of Whitaker and Perry-sts., jun 28 ly Savannah. G1LBEBT BBTLEB, MASTBU BUII.DER, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER, York-etreet, O g lelh o r p e-e q . jan 23 ly JOHN CAilU'BELL, HOUSE, SION, AND SHIP PAINTER, GILDER, GI.A/.IEK, GRAINED, AND PAPER HANGER, Corner West Broad and Bryan Streets, upr2 1 y Savannnah, Georgia. NEW DRUG STORK. JAMES H. CARTER. Jefferson-st., 3 doors from CongrcMrt-Mt. f pIlE Subscriber having established himself here A in tho above business, is now receiving a largo aud well selocted stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS ANI) PERFUMERY-. Also, White Lead, Window Glass, Oils nnd Varnishes. All of which ho warrants fresh aud genuine. Merchants, Physicians, und others, wishing to purchuso any thing in the Drug lino, would do well to call uml examine his stock. . . , ,• , Every article usually kept in tho above line, always on hand. 6mo sept 10 f?) 1>. 1*ENT, vj&a CABINET MAKER, /Tfl CORNER MONTGOMKRY-8T. AND BAY LANE. • Cano Bottom Chairs repaired with neutnes* and dispatch. ly jnn22 JOHN POOLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE Se VARNISHES, French and American WINDOW G L A S S, Paint, Varnish, und White-wash Brushes, Sahel and Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair Blenders, tiraiuing Combs, Artists’ Brushes, See. 8cc. Paper Hangings, Borders, and Fire-Board Prints N. B.—House, Sign, and Ship Painting, Gilding, Graiuing, aud Glazing, done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker-strect, mar 30 Nearly opposite Swill, Dcnalow 8c Co. BOOK AND JOB POINTING, No. 102 BKYAN STREET, (entrance in tiie lane.) NXRDER8 left at tbo Printing Ofltro, ®r at tlm llouk U Storo of tlio subscriber, will be promptly oxe cuted JOHN M- COOPER, dt CO. WntclicM, Jewelry, nml Pintail Wnrc. dQt The Subscriber'* stork is now complete— consisting of Gold Hunting mid Plain Case, eJ. Gold und Hard Dial Chronometers ; Duplex, Detached and Anchor Levers, and Ladies’An mr and Cylinder Watches, some extra line and valu- iltlc, with Diiunoiid suitings; Diamond, Ruby, mid Etneruld Rings,'in great variety mid prices, from $5 to $200; .Sterling Silver Ware a largo stock, and u new supply of Children’s Cups. Also a full supply of 'Jromn Pitchers, with covers, and plain; 1 fine old ashioned Tmiknrd; also Pitchers, I extra large; i very extensive stock, and of every pattern in the market; Tea Sets (5 different pattern* of I, 5, and ‘ pieces, from $25 to $10 ; Plates and Services of real lieflield, and a new style of Birmingham do.; Cuudlo- icksall size? and patterns, real Sheffield and Birming ham ; .Snuffers mid Trays to match, a very tine and w style article; Cake Baskets, Sugar Bowls, Tea Kettles, Urns, Butter Bowls, Forks, Simons, and every ( ioty of Plated Ware usually kept hi my lino.of bu-‘ r«h. Silver and Plated Salt Cellars u variety of [luttcrns; Ftunty Goods u larger stock than over opened iforo ; Pearl Ring, Watch und Jewelry Boxes, from I to $100; mid many articles too numerous for an Ivertisoincnt. Culls solicited by G. M. GRIFFEN, nov 12 Successor to lute M. Eastman. CARY’S COLORED DAGUERREOTYPERY. 3 M. (’ARY would respectfully give notice thut . • In*Gallery is now reopened for tlio season. He would be happy to wait ou all persons who would Itavo u superior picture. —FOR HA,LK— A grout variety of Plates mid Cases, of the HiiobI piality. oct 20 F IjOUK.—duduikuuu -/v ... ord Street. On hand, and for »»le by uo ^8 McMAHON 8c DOYLE S ANDPAPER.—A good assortmentjustrm V^’U, and for sale low by F. W. CORNWEL * , nov $ 102 BryanStrept. .1. €. THOU XT OX’S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. SAVANNAH, OKO. TWJL» Tlio Subscriber is pleased to bo able to tXAr* miuuuiico to bis fellow citizens of Geor gia and Florida, that his Iron Front Buildings on the CORNER of WEST BROAD mid BAY STREETS, in the eity of Savannah, aro now aiplete, and lie offers for sale one of the most va il, durable, and splendid assortment of Carriages xhibited in a Southern City. Ammigmy slock will Itc found nil of the latest nml lost Fashionable styles, combiuding elegance with iioiiTNKSB and Strength. My whole stock has been manufactured by the most celebrated manufacturers in New-York and Newark, N. J., and lias boon gotten up undor my own eye du ring the past Slimmer, and is Warranted in every Par ticular. If twenty-four years practical experience in the Car* riago business (eighteen years of that time in my na tive State South Carolina) is uny passport to confi dence, then the Subscriber tools emboldened to ask a share of his fellow citizens’ patronage, und to assure them that the inducements now offered in the City of Savannah uro unequalled by those of any City in the South. It is my intention soon to enter largely into the man ufacture of Carriages in this City. have secured the womens of some of the best work- nieir bi the various brunches, both native and foreign, and 1 feel confident of my ability to present specimens of Georgia made Carriages* that shall coinpuro favorably with those made any where. 1 have now in mv possession two Medals, awarded o by tiro “ American Institute," New-York,und tlio South Carolina Institute,” for specimens of my work, that I would be pleased to show to anyone who may have the curiosi o sec these tributes to South- era skill. J. C. THORNTON, Late of Columbia, H. C. HOME MANUFACTORY, OF SADDLES, BRIDLES AND HARNESS. 1 S3 C-oniurtisN Street, Savannah. ft. Tlio Subscribers manufacture J8k mid keep constantly on hand, u kJyVttkk large und varied stock of Sud - dies, Bridles, and Harness, mid ■* make to order every description of articles in their line. Our stock comprises also a large assortment of Trunks, Carpet-Bags, Valises, Saddle-Hugs, Whips, &o. Persons desirous of supplying tliomselvos, will do well to call at our establishment. All articles sold by us uro warranted for material and workmanship. D. MALLETT 8c CO. N. B.—For Repairing, our terms are moderate, i locution prompt. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN*. B O Y S ’ READYMADE CLOTHING! Tlio undersigned would respectfully inform both Pure tits and Guardians, hav ing Boys to clothe, that ho 1 has just returned from New York, with a comploto assortment of i Hoys’ Kcadyuisulc Clothing, L " and will keep up tlio assortment through the 2 season. He has taken much pains in having m O Uioin made up to suit this market, und will offer 2 5 them to his patrons as low us poSsihjc. Each . article will bo marked with the selling price, ^ </> ami no abatement from it. The following will 0c compose the assortment: ‘ Boys’ Black Cloth Cloaks and Overcoats 33 “ Drab und black Pilot Ovorsncks m “ green, brown und blk Cloth Sucks > “ fancy Tweed, Cus., Frock 8c Suck Coats q “ “ “ “ Polka Coatees “ full trimmed bl’k Cloth Frock Couts “ blue, bl’k,brn, green &Cud’t Jackets S “ bl’k mixed Satinet R. Jackets > “ fancy Cnssimcre and bl’k Cus. Punts _ “ Tweed, Cus. ami Satinet Pants “ bl’k fig’d Satin Valentin and Mrsl’s Vests ^ Children’s bl’k mid fancy Dress Suits Boys’ white nud col’d Shirts mul Undershirts, o “ fine blue und black Navy Caps, with and r •” without Covers, with u complete ussorliucnt of q Cups of ull other kinds, from children’s Jockeys N.B.—Having u private room for trying on X IU Boys’ Clothing, I must decline sending it out to — H be tried on, except iu oases of sickness. Those 2 iu want arc invited to give me a call, at the _ Clothing Store Nos. 09 ami 150 Gibbons’Range. .. oct 24 tj2 GKO. S. NICHOLS. JUST RECEIVED, Ijd A Lot of Gentlemen’s fine Calf Boots, (Ml made expressly to my order of the best JM material, and by^experienced workmen. —^ B Also, aclioicc lot of Ladies* Shoos und Boots, such us Black and Colored Silk Gaiters, Morocco do., Pol ka'.Boots, Morrocco and Kid Ties, Slippers, and Buskins, Jenny Lind Ties, Ac., Misses’, Youth’s, Boys’- utid children’s Shoos mid Hoots of different kinds. All porsons in want aro respectfully invited to cull mid ex, amine my stock and judge for thomsclv «ct3l WILLIAM HEIDT. HATS, CAPS, «tec. E TI10 above limned articles aro offered . at wholesale or retail, at prices that will , please purchasers in the line. Call and be convinced of tlio fact, at No. 10I> Brymi-st. sept 25 FRANCIS KOPMAN. LIST OF LETTERS K.HAINING ill tlio Post Office, Savumiali, Dee. 2nd, 1851. Persons wishing Letters from this List will please usk for Advertised Letters. R 1 A damn, (ioo \\ Ford, James E Adler, Morili Pollard, Win Allen, Ednmiid Foster, Thomas Andrew, L B Frost, John Anderson, MissCuth’riue A Fulton, Mrs Elizabeth J Aiidiiuv. .1,.in. a ...... v Andrew, John 11 Andrews, Charles Anderson, Edmond B Alexander, i! W Andrews, Mi*s Matilda Airs, Mrs Ellen Aiken, Richard Armstrong, B R Antonio, John Dull, Rev Ell Bruinard, Fraucis L Garey, Hetty E Garrison, Mr Gallagher, Gray, Andrew urn-butt, Mr George Gmiuhl, Dr W Henry Gurst, I) W (it rtictt, Green GJceson, Putt Gerdts, John uranium, iTiiucis l. Guruiiglity, Michael Bradley, Mi»s Surah Jane Green, Francis Banulian, Thomas Geer, John P Brunch, Mrs Mary C Blanchard, Thouius C Barry, John Barnard, John I) Brunch, Mrs Curolino Barbour, Robert linker, Mrs C Baker, Stephen N Bnttey,Mrs M A Bradley, Alfred Brady, James Bindley, Patrick Barnes, Miss Anna Brakeficld, John Brndshuw, Robert Bcauford, Mrs 11 A Boors, A B Boll, David YV Beaver, Frances Beebe, I)r A Brunei!, James Bell, Capt W I* Bennett, Mrs M J Breiinu, Peter Bealaim, Miss Stia Bryan, Ed wurd Byrne, John Bryan, Mrs A Uncnt, Miss Charlotte Bryant, Mrs C Bird, Cyrus Bird, Miss Amanda G Briggs, Munson Bryan, J R Braxton, W E Brown, Gilbert O G Boyd,John Hoifirulct, J P Bogunlmi, Mrs Boardley, Juntos E Biiggs, Joseph M Brown, Charles Boyec, Widow Hogue, Edwin Baggs, Mrs Frances M Blount, Geo L Richard, Mr Bolden, Thomas Bollen, Samuel Brosford, Heirs of Capt Borluud, Capt Johu Burden, Henry Buck, James B Butler, Miss G Annie Bulgur, J B Burney, J II Burn*i .Mrs Elizabeth Bullock, Munroe BiniiiAn, Johu Htishnell, J 11 Burn, John O Burke, Michael Budd, Thomus G Cl nrkc, Alicbncl Clark, Daniel Cnrday, David B Ottpp.fCnlob <JaiT«r, John E Cary, John S Clurk, Miss Sarah L Campbell, P B Crandall, B H Cannon, Mrs Aline C Clare, Janies ‘nrtor, RB Crayon, A J Casliu, John Chapman, Dr Jus Connell, Piorce Clurk, Miss Sarah Canovu, Charles Claghorn, VV S Campbell, John Curacy, Joliunua ('hail, Robert Clark, P Clmpin, Edward W Calvilffc, Henry L Cassidy, Hugh E Carver, Susan Crauford, F W Campbell, Michuel Cass, Thomas Carleton, Marcus Carroll, John Cercoply, Mrs Jane Cleary, James Christie, Capt L Counts, Johu Coskoy, C A Conroy, Thomas Coilc, Anthony Cooper, Miss E G Cox, Juitics Cooper, CP Corbould, Win Corcoran, Win Currcll, Cbarl6s Cullen, Gerald Church, D M Canford, E'runccs M Caking, Mr Butcher Da^iellH, Oliver TO THE LADIES. Ur that plottscs the Ladies, with — out injuring his rival,is quite as likely to plouec half the world.us ho who vainly strives to plcusethn whole of it. The undersigned, in order to carryout this uxiom, Ims summoned to his Court, 100 Brymi-st., those celebra ted fashioners of Ladies’ lcct, King,English, McCur dy and Ryan. They are now rendy to report the stylo, finish and workmanship of those Ladies hlioca of every name utid kind, which have the power, In tlioir beauty, not only to conquer the taste and chant tlio eye like tlio Purthcons of ctd, but the undcrsignci tlutteis himself, that like tlio Romans, they will no only make conquests, but, what is better, retain them sept 22 Smo FRANCIS KOPMAN. TAILORING. rpiIE Undersigned respectfully inform the public A generally, that they have engaged the services of Mr. B. S. HORNER, lato Cutter ut Messrs. Robinson & Camp, who will bo happy to see li is-friends and the citizens generally at the Old Stand, corner of Brough ton and Wbituker streets—where will be found a choice selection of Cloths, Cnssimcre*, Vestings, «tc. nov 6 DIBBLE & CAREY REMOVAL. R oberts, foote & marshall have rc moved to thoir large, new and convenient Store, corner of Broughton mid Jefforsou-strcets, opposite Si Andrew’s Hall, where they are mow opening a largo uml splendid assortment of Foreign mid Domestic DRY GOODS, which they offer for snlo exclusively at wholesale. Merchants from the interior call rely on their stock being surpassed by Bono iu the country, and ut prices equally low. They liavo iu store mid arc now receiving: 100 bales Brown Shirtings und Sheetings, 50 cusc8 Bleached “ •* 50 hales Blankets, 100 cases Kerseys und Lindseys, 25 bales Red Flannels, 10 “ White “ A • a lurge assortment of Ladies’ Dress Good. Fancy Goods, Cloths, Cassimercs, Tweeds, mid inis ceiluncous articles usually wanted by merchants from the country. sept 4 F RENCH CHINA.— Gold Bund und Whito China Tea and Dinner Sets, together with a com plete assortment of WRlte China, just opened and foi sale by (nov 13) COLL1N8&BULKLEY. Duvis, Robt A Davis, Win Davidson, MrsS C Dauiell, Mrs Suruli Duvis, Mrs Ann M Davis, Augustus P Dexter, Miss Elizabeth Dexter. Win S Dean, Joseph Derverger, W J Devine, Hauiillou Doluiiy, Daniel Dcveaux, Mrs Rosa Deluhany, John Devine, Cornelius Dovcan, Miss Jane DcMegricr, R E. Deiuuy, Dun , Drcycr, Johu Dempsey, Doviue, Mrs Jcnnctt Deucy, Dominick Dikemun.L F Dillon, George W Dooliug, Maurice Doyle Wni Doyle, Putrick Douglass, Jackson Dotson, Richard Dorgun, Morty Dorgim Mrs Doty, Morris Donohoe, Thomas Dotson, Miss Eleanor Doniiely, M Douglass, John A Downing, John Dolan, Maria Ebbn, Win Evans, Geo P Elyeu, Win Everett, Prof L C Ellis,TV!iss C M Kniiis, lliuhurd Ells, C W Fnrloy, Win Flaherty, Thomas Flaunigan, John Flaiiuigau, Patrick Fayo, Capt Fuust, Miss E Franklin, Mre Maria E Farr, Joseph F Fairchild, Archibald Freeborn, Capt James Freeman, Richard P Fleming, Putrick Fitzgerald, Gerald Flynn, Miss Mary Finklea, Geo E Fitzgibboiis, Putrick Filter, Frcdorick Fitzgerald, Johu i-Yieud, John Finn, James Fisher, John Flynn, Sam B Fitzsimmons, O P Foley, Owen Fosset, John F'ood, Elizabeth Fmny, Jus M Flynn, Mary Geer, John P Gcfintiu, George M Green, Mrs Mary Jane Gcorgo, Wm Griffin, F T Gibbons, Mrs Harriot Goldsmith, Miss Murillu Guidon, Michncl Gordon, Patrick Gould, Mrs Sarah M Hull. Geo W 8 Hardee, Janies Havens, Uussoll Hnauy, James Hayward, Johu A Hull, J M Ilalpiu, Thomas Halt, John Hanlon, John Hal pin, Tliomui I fay ucs, Joseph llugur, Elisha Harrison, Jonathun Haskell, G W HuNkell. Chas P Hull, Miss Elizabeth J Ilunliu, James S Harding, B M lleddrick, Alexander Herring, C P Hewlett, S M Henry. Mrs G llcrlehy, Miss I Inline,’ Thomas Henry, Win llcrlehy, Michael Hines, Miss Luuru Hines, N Hinkle, Frederick llickey. Patrick Hines, Jos & Brother lliues, Mrs Elizabeth llilzhcim, P D lloran, CiUhnnne Holt, Newton llofcldt, Capt J Houlihan, Martin Holst, Henri C Edw’d Howard, J II Hodgdou, Mark E Howard, Bam Hocy’s Express llowo, Charles A F Holdridgo, Jcrominh Hubbard, Edw’d Hussy, Cliristophor Humphreys & Johnson Huston, W A Hufiunn, Miss Mary lluddleson, John W llussy, Win limit, Mrs llumudi L limbs, Marla lngcrsoll, John Ives, McrWin Jacobson. E James, Mrs Henry Jones, Mr—(Scaiuan.) Jncohson, B B James, Pater James, W Jen id. Mr Jcncks, Henry Johnson, W Jones, John Jones, Henry Y Jones, E W Jones, Mrs Burah A Jones, G T Johnson, J R Jones, John VV Joseph, Antonio Johnson, Capt A Jones, Mrs Mary Ann Jones, A H Jones, W LouiB Johnson, Capt A R John, Wm Kean, .lereniiali Kuvouaugh, Patrick Kavenmigh, Jeremiah Kuvcnuugh, Terreuco Kerwick, Miss Ellen Kciffcr, James J Kellogg, A S Kennedy. Thomas Kennedy, Thomas Krcnson, Mrs Surah E Kennedy, Janies Keipor, William Kemps, James Kelly, Michael 8 Kirkland, John L Knight, James A Knight, Philip Kirk, William Kinsley, Mrs Koelicn, Charles W Korh, P l.nrun, Jobn O Laran, James Laurens, Dr Peter Larkiu, George S Lawler, William Lanier, Thomas Lacy, Margaret Larrigan, John Law,J J Latham, Johu Lathrop, Charles Leonard, Miss Bridget Leahy, Daniel Lee, Samuel VV Lcacy, Michael Leary, Thomas Leary. James Lemma, Thomas Libcn, Capt William Little, Henry M Lott, E Logan, Snimiel Loyd, Mrs Mary Lockwood, George Lougan, Charles J Loveland, Cunt Elijah Mnckie. Williuiu N Muuries, Thomas Mack, Jerry Mucguire, Miss Lizzie Mansfield, William R Mudden, Michael Mallory, E S Mugruth, Patrick Blasters, Jonn C Maurier, John J Maloney, James Murtin, Major P M Marcus, M Marsh, Reuben Mcrault, Bimon Mclchcrs, Johanna Morau!\ Aspasia Mcrkon, G Miller, Mihs Sarah Minoct, Albert Milieu, Miss Mary Anne Miller, James H Miller, John BI Mitchell, Charles W Bligelon, Miss Blary Blinnoy, Jr Joseph Miller, A L- Miller, D W Mitchell, Bliss Mary Anue Blorrisou, Miss Juliuna Morris, Bliss Blary If Morison, Robert Biorris, Mr* E Bloorc, Miss Isabella Morrissey, Bryan Morgan, James VV Bloorc, William L Moss, BIrs C Morel, Mrs Andrew Bioran, Michael Moriarty, JohanuaJi Morton, Alexander C Mustard, Capt G F Murphy, Bliss Johannuh Mueller, John Blurphy, John Blurpby, Dennis Murray, Peter McGuire. Felix BIcGiunis, Owen BIcDermid, James McGhii, Pet*r BIcNarn, William McCormack, Bliss Bridget McGloin, James BleDoiiuld, Mrs D Blclntire, John N McDonald, Michuel BluCan, Btoplien McNeil, Francis BIcArthy, Michuel Blolntcr, Hugh BfcMurrow, Hugh McBharry, John McDcrmot, Miss Blary BIcLoughlin, John BlcCunua, James BlcDonnell Sc. Co, A Vnlly, TIion Naylor, Mrs Thos J Naylor, Ewd Narey, Blrs Nave, Capt W Nesbit, Tlios C Nelson, Win Nichols, Cunt Amos G Noughton, Blrs Bridget Nowluu, Bliss Catherine Nostrum), Geo OntiH, Pins Oliver, Bliss Burah Otis, Frcd’k Otis, Cushing O’Coiiuor, Thos O’Conuel, Maurice E Oliver, Robt S O'Reilly, Peter O’Connor,, Mrs Johannuh O’Brien, Michael O’Conuel, Daniel O'Connel, Jos Ormond, Wm A O’Brien, Jno O’Neill, Pll O’Conuel, Philip Old nor, Jno G O’Conuel, Jhs O'Kouuc, Jnremiuh Olivor, VVm O’Byrnc, Thos Oglesby, Mrs C A Pntu rHon. Wiu It Paine, Robt T Parsons, Rev J U Packard, Jos B Paokster, Robt Palmer, Blrs Elizabeth A Patterson, Miss Elizabeth Patten, Geo Phillips, Jos Pierce, Fredrick L - Pierce, Geo B Phillips, Bliss Mary Pftinati Bliss Anna E Pringle, J Pritchard, T U Prior, Jos "Philpot Jas C Pundergrast, Jr Michael Prescott, Jno W Perry, Suniuel 8 Pearson, Wm Petors, Ralph Perrigo, Birdsall Powers, Jno Powor, Edward Pools, J Hntliwcll, Jobn Reilly, Michael ltcburer, F Reynolds, J BI Reilly, Phillip Kciddy, Jas Kuovgr, Francis •Remington, Win A Reilly, Putrick Ryan, Thomas T Ryan, L Rily, Jno Rico, Jas Jr Riley, Miss Catherine llyun, Catherine Robinson, Alvin KocJiford, Edward Rouyano, Jno Rose, 8 Rocho, Jas Roche, Mick Roc, Jno Hollins, Henry B Rorke, Jno Rogers, It A Roger, Thos Root, E Rosenthal, BI Rogers, Jas Robinson 8c Eldrcd Robinson, Stephen Robertson, Jas Russell, L S Rutledge, Blrs N II Rushing, Jno RuxbrII, Bliss Nicy Htmnliny Cor Shaw, Jno Slater, Capt Suntledgcr, Dennis Shaw, W Shcliun, Cornelius Schoriuh, Chas Stodcvuut, Jno Bhcppuvd, Will H Seltzer, II Spear£TR Sweeny, Jas Spencer, II II Stewart, Bliss Pooler Stewart, Jno Sherman, Nancy gollors, O Shermuii, Anthony Skerry, Jno Spear, Jno A Street, D A Stevens, Capt Clius Snead, Miss F. A SuHlvan, Bernard SujUvan, Putrick Su'Iivhii, Catheriuo Sullivan, Jercmiali Sullivan, Margaret Simms, James BI Smith, Bliss E BI Snicer, Noyes Shiver, Blrs Susau Smith, Miss E C 8pei8scgor, Mrs Blartha Smith, Julius Springer, Franklin Silvoru, Jos Smith, James I) Smith, Patrick Smith, Gr^rgo Sinclair, Wm Smith, James Silvu, Miss Julia A Smith, John Strickland, Bliss Josephine Smith, llenry P. Siugstock, Henry Simpson,' Amos B Shore, James Stoughton, John Sousa, Y D Shuliiat.-y, Capt P Soc’y Temperance.Society Tnylor, Jliss Harriet Taylor, Mr. Alexander Taylor, Mrs Mary Tlicuny, David Tcheuii, Mrs 1 Thetis, B T Tlieus, Blrs B O Temblor, Charlotte Timmons, John D Taylor, VV M Tibbitts Daniel Tliyull, Capt Edward Tliyne, Jobn Toonoiiowo Division Re cording Scribe Thompson, Capt Charles Tonners, Patrick Towusuud, John C Thompson, Bliss H S Thompson, Blrs J Turner, Stephen A Tumor, Richard Yulcour, Mr Will pit. JlllllCM Walls, Blrs S S Wallson, ChosterW Walles, Mrs W 8 Walker, Gilbert Warren, Duiiiel Wuring, James A Waring, VV Waring, J F Wurd, Georgia C Walls, J VV Webster, John Wostly, Tliomas Whelan, Roger Whcelen, Rev John Wescott J P Welsh, David Wells, Elizabeth M Wesat, William WliQully, Samuel Williams, John William, T G Wedeman, II Williuiu, T VYilson, Joseph VVilson, C G White Michml Willy, W B White, Miss Mury Wilder, John Wright, Henry Winkler, Thomas Williams, L F Wilson, BI Williams, John Winkler, Miss L E Wiggins, J 8 Woodhill, Albert Young, E It Young, Harah M Young G 8 . Yowers, Isaac BI B. Bf. BfOREL, P. M. MILLINERY. MBS. S. TOMBS, No. 15 Barnard Street* OPENS THIS DAY, her Fall Stock of W&M the latest styles-of Fashionublo BliLLI- NERY. Blrs. T. respectfully solicits the inspection of the ladies of Suvannah to her choice selections of BONNETS und RIBBONS. N. B.—I)rE88-BIakino in all its lirnnches. .ly ocl20 MBS. J. F. DOE, No. 10 Barnard Street. OPENS THIS DAY, her Fall stock of FASHIONABLE BHLLINERY, nud invitos the Ladies to an inspection of her elegant wW' assortment of Boiqmts, Ribbonr, Flowers, Laces, Gloves, Combs, Read Bags, Fancy Caps, Ro settes, and a choice selection of Crimp and Velvet Ribbons, for Dresses.ly , * oct 20 MORNING NEWS. New Books. Fall of Poland, containing an Analytical and >TO- sophical account of U10 causes which cofittdred in tlio ruin of that nation, together with a history of the country from its orfciu. By L. C. SXxtoN, New-York : Charles Scribner. This iu a work of much historical intcreat, in two volumes. The author has been industrious in his researches, nml more scrupulous in re gard to accuracy in dotaila than in the style of tiis composition. He manifests throughout his pages a lively sympathy with the Polish Na tion, and his volumes place the great strugglo for Polish independence before the world itf its true aspects. Moby Disk; or, The Whale. By IIxrman Mklvillk^ Now York: Harper & Brothers. The rending public will greet with pleasure another work from Mr. Melville, in that field of romnhco where ho has won so ninny laurels. Ilo is ut homo in this book among the whales , and whalers, harpoons and habergeons. The ^ Jf tradition of the Nantucket whalemen has fur nished him a fine subject for the display of Ilia peculiar talent for the delineation of nautical character nnd life. Olive t.eaves. By Mr*. Sigourney. New York: Robert Carter 8c Brothers. The accomplished authoress of this fittfo vo lume has not attempted any thing great, but sho has succeeded in making something very good. It is a work for children. Short sketches, tulcs und verses, intending, as it would appear by its hiuding and gift, to be for holiday presents. Mrs. Sigourney’s hooks arc alwuys safe for such a purpose. Tho engravings uro pretty, especially that from Landseer’s picturo of Peace. Legends of the. Flowers. By Susan Pindar. New York : D. Appleton 8c Co. Children will be highly entertained by this pretty book. The dowers arc made to converse with each other, fahlo fushion, ami t|ius good morals arc ovolvcd, in n manner which is likely to impress thorn upon tho mind and heart. The Young Christian. By Jacob Abbott. Now York : Harper 8c Brothers. This is the first volume of a new edition of an ^ oxcellunt series of books for religious instruction. Each volume, however, is complete in itself in refcrcnco to the subject which it discusses. Tho present is dcsignod more particularly to illustrate the principles of Christiuu duty; Bitch as prayer, the observance of tho Sabbath day, and the study of tho Scriptures. Tho evidences of Christianity, nnd tho objections mado to it by infidels aro also considered in a clear and convincing manner. There aro numerous engraving*) in lire volume, und the style is very captivating. • The Captains of the Old World. ByllKNvW.HEB* debt. Now-York: Charlos 8cribnur. In this volume Mr. IIkkbeut has given us in teresting sketches of Miltiades, Themistoclcs, FausatiiuH, Xenophon, Epuminondos* Alexan der and Hannibal. Wo could have liked the ' ! book better if tlio author had not indulged his characteristic pedantry in altering tho spelling of Greek names, ilia purpose would have been 7 served as well had he iuformed us in hiYprtfaco that ho desired to be considered an extraordinary . * Greek scholur. Romances, Lyrics und Songs. By Bayard TaLOB. Bostou 1 Ticknur, Rebd 8c Fields. In this nbut volume are collected some of Mr. Taylor’s best poetical pieces. Mr. T. has been charged with imitating Tennyson. This may be so, but'we confess that wo can hoc no resem blance between his pocniB nnd those of the Poet Laureate, than exist botween all fine productions in a similar vccbc. We would instance “HyW . in tiiia collection Ui a poem of which Teanyaan would have a right to he proud. AH Mr. Tit* ton’s poetry is highly finished, nnd many of Mg? * , effusions hoar the impress of true genius. London Labor and the London Poor. By Ilurer Mayiusw. New-York: Harpor So Brothers. This series of lifciiko sketches of the street characters of tho English metropolis, lias reached its XVth number. It is well illustrated with por traits of prominent personages in tho vorious.vag- : abond professions, which the author describes.— It is a curious work, containing much knowledge which a year’s reBidcnco in London would hard ly afford. Tlio above hooks are for salo by J. M. Cooper de Co. MRS. SIEBER, No. 157 Congress Street. HAVING RECEIVED, per steamship Florida, her Full stock of lashioiiuhlo Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings Air Dresses, Foalhors,French Flowers, Silks for Party Dresses, Mantillas, Collars und Under-Sleeves, respectfully invites the attention of Ladiotf to her Storo, No. 157 Cougrcss-st. . * ra 6 * All the above Goods uro of Mrs. S’s. selcctiou. * -™ ly t 20 AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, TAltVGB & TBUCHELtT. No. 120 Uny Street. For the sale of oil kinds of Merchandise and Pro duce, Real Estate, Negroes, Ac., See., at Aucliou or Private Sale. 1 ' NOTICE. All Persons, here ami else nov li where, desirous of having procured for them ^WILD (IAJIK, Ducks, Kowfe,Tur keys, 4c., &c„ Ac., slid all oilier iirliclc. up- ecssary for private use, as well as for balls, and public occasions und parties,previous notice being given, cuij have thorn. Orders supplied by leaving a written--- dor for him at Mr. A. Mode’s soil and Congress street*. Store, corner of Jeffel-* E. MENDEL. HACK, LIVERY, AND SALES STABLE, At the Old Stand, Whituker:t., near Guard Route, tSiivnnnnli, (icorglu, This well known utalld, Imv- CtVf-jjMr tug been thurouuhly repaired in tlio must •uiiMiiiitinl and cuiiifurlulilc lilii11ticr, with II good Lot at tached, is now open to receive Drovers, Traveller*, and Boarding Horses. Its centra! position renders it superior a. u SALK and I.IVKIIY BTA1ILE, nnd af fords facilities not surpassed by uny in the Southern country. Those who may favor us with their putreu- a«e will find ovory atumlioH paid them ami tlicir '' carriages, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for biro. N. B.—Wo also run n lino of Four OMttn^sna&oir Horse Mail Couches from Havannuli o Darien, leaving Savammli Mondays nnd Thursdays ,t 7 o’clock, A., M„ returning Tuosduya aud Fridays. rS^ Ofllc. kept at tlio Stable. SAWYER, HOLLISTER te CO. A. SAWVEO, B. O. HOl.LISTEB, C. U. SAWYER. Savannah. Oct. 4. 1851. i« ly DIBBI.E & CABEV, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS, N. K. Corner Broughton and Whltnker-at. Keep constantly on.huud a largo and wcll selactcd stock of Roudy-Mado Clothing,for the season, cogethor with a varied assortment of Furnishing Articles. D. Ac. C.’a selections of Cloths, Cassimercs and Vest ings are from the best sources, and for styles and qual ity cannot be surpassed by any establishment'inine country. lr aept w’KIiAUW.-aj.OOO assorted hrailds, just receivod Dress lu n Concert Itoom. We Imve sometimes teen Indies puss a most uncomfortable evening, from the painful con sciousness that they were iinpronerly dressed for the occasion, the most effectual dumper that can bo throwu upon enjoyment. Now, of course, we do not intend to he oracular, but wo would suggest sotno few hints upon tua pro priety of tno loilntto for n concert room. In the first place, we cun see no excuse grille intro duction of bonnets. They certainly impede duction — j... hauritig, and nro almost always in tho wey of those uroinid; the broad brim, or “ poke,” as the English eloquently term it, standing out in hold relief. Particularly iu our climate, where there is no duugor from the exposure, a pictur esque hood or scurf, is much better adapted to tho service, and is cosilv disposed of. It is not the stylo now, to dress the huir showily. At the Northern subscription concert it is almost inva riably worn without even n iiaud of ribbon. Hut We do not object to the last, or even to a sprig of natural flowers i for variety, of course, adds to tho brilliancy of an audience. Short sleeves and low corsages should never be worn, althoug expected in full opera costume. A plain (tress, with a light shawl or scarf, and white gloves, is ull- that is expected—fan und opera glass, rank, of course, among tho essentials, bus attired, no lady need fear tlio criticism of her neighbor’s, or bo nnuoyccl by any inconsis tency in her toiletto, ns sho jrrobohly would to find her arms the only pair displayed, or her bend dress the mosi conspicuous of the circle.— Literary Gazette.. The Contents oe Dead Letters in Etf- , gland.—Tho London Times states that during v. tlio twenty-four mouths from January 5,18-49, to January A, 1851, there was found in the letters returned to the dead letter office, no leu thin one million and a quarter tlerling. Of this im mense sum £1,226,28218s. Id. was in the shape of hills, checks, iiolcn of hand, and money orders; and in hard cash or bank notes, £48,87010s. 4d. more. S'* The Jacksonville, Ill., Journal says that it may not bo generally known that castor oil is better for lamps than sperm or laid oil, which is tho fact. Sonic years since, when this oil was cheaper than oittier of the others, the editors of that paper used it in their parlor lamps, much pleased with the result. It give, a white, clear and beautiful light, and does nos clog the wicks. It sells in Illinois at one dollar a gallon. and for i alo by’ («ov U) J- DuMARTIN. [ggv According to Galignani, the Emperor of Russia has just ordered 6,000 carriages to bo built, for the different railways in ht»*mpire, in order to facilitate the conveyance of troops. B5**The elections for the National Council of Switzerland have resulted in the return of 25 Conservatives, 29 Liberals, and 66 Radicals. J3P Taxation in Bostoa, fur 1851, is at the rate of ,7 on $1,000.