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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1851,
THE DAILY M0BN1SG NEWS.
BY JOHN M. COOPER.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
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Correspondence of Daily Morning Nows,
Rksaca, Nov. 26th, 1851.
Mr. Editor:—Notices of run-ofis uud snm»li-
ups on tho State Road have been so common of
late that 1 have grown a little akcpticul of the
facts, but l nm now uble to speak advisedly of
one such affair, at least. On our way herefrom
Atlanta this morning, about midway between
Curtcrsvillo and Cassville, while sweeping round
a curve upon a slight embankment, at the rate of
Boino twenty miles an hour, the baggage car
parted company with the engine and kept straight
ahead, breaking loose from the passenger car,
carrying away tho rail and superstructure, leup
ing cleat otf her trucks in ruins, turned a com
plete sommcisctt down the embankment, some
twelve or fifteen feet, aud brought up as it start
ed, “ right side up,” but with little caro. The
passenger ear dashed on over the trucks of the
baggage ear, carrying away her own trucks,
tearing up aud shivering to atoms her door, (tim
bers nnd planks,) and breaking up a number ol
lire seats, knocking to pieces the stove, and scat
has irvww 1 '™i\g tho lire lore and aft, finally brought up,
yjj I U*c fore rod in the ground and the hind end on
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England,
There appeunt to bo a lull in political mat
ters in England, which may continue until the
ass embling of Parliament in February nest. All
parties appeur to be resting on their oars, anx- i
lonely uwaiting the introduction of the Reform
hill, which, it is well understood, Lord John
Russell intends to placo before that body as soon
after its assembling ns may be. Tho basis of
the reform proposed is an extension of the elec
tive franchise. How far it is to bo extended no
one knows ut present; but to be satisfactory to
the people, tho concession must be consiifora-
ble, ana bo followed by others. Reform is the
watchword in England, nnd reform is the only
meuns of warding off revolution, which will ccr-
tninly break out in Europe, before muny years.
The time has come when a great concession of
political rights must he made to tho English
people ; nnd when it is granted, others will lie
demanded, until nt length universal suffrage will
he the result. 'This will lie the ultimate result,
for the masses arc becoming loud in their de
mands. Tho pressure from without cannot he
resisted by the government, nnd tho arrival) of
Kossuth is making it more potent than ever.
Tho reforms about to be proposed by Lord
John Russell must be followed up by other con
cessions. His bill will only fie an entering
wedge. The more that is conceded, tho more
w ill be demanded, and the stronger nnd more
irresistible will he the popular cry. When this
takes place, the House ot Commons, represent
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Z3F* The Kmc lu>e mglfl iwoig'fa: toe mail j
m •!). xfi OkmOmoiiR.
KleriU*.
TV ns t&* ixsirit at the ©taction held
in saw* cJt rfttwrvkr, for Mayor aud Aldermen,
tv serve iye tbe eosnwg rear. The whole num
ber c/ rotes poitad was 1,722 :
Lasi year the whole number of votes polled
was 1.566. The vote tor Mayor stood as follows :
Dr. Wayne, 921
Dr. Arnold, 034
Union Ticket.
FOR ALDRRMEN.
John W. Anderson,.908
Francis 8. Bartow,.886
R. A. Allen ,879
W. (4. Bulloch,....868
R. li. Cuyler, 869
A. A. Smelts, 870
E. A. Soullard,... .811
John J. Kelly,....850
Gilbert Butler,....829
M. LufTborrow,... .852
J. B. Gallic, 803
John Foley, 770
Democratic Ticket.
TIiOS. PURSE,..849
FOR ALDERMEN.
James 1*. Screven,..910
A. B. Luce, 818
C. I\ Kie!mrdsonc,.910
John F. Posey, 840
R. D. Walker, 870
J. It. Satissy, 829
John Mallory, 848
Thus. M. Turner,..800
John F. O’ Byrne, ...791
S. Solomons, 861
John McMahon 791
B. It. Duniell, 818
Good Dividend.—The Directors of the Plan
ter’s Bunk of this city, have declared n dividend
of six percent, from the profits of the Bunk, for
the past 6ix months, payable on und after
Thursday next.
OF* The steamer J. Stone returned yesterday
from the wreck of the sc hr. Tybce, bringing her
*i££* ,l oi furniture, and such other urticlcs as
were saved from her.
Stabbed.—On Sunday night, ubout half past
eleven o’clock, as William Thompson, in com
pany with a companion, was proceeding along
Bryan-street, they were attacked by three per-
boiis, who knocked Thompson down and stubbed
him severely in the stomach. The wound boing
a very dangerous one, lie was conveyed to the
hospital. Wc nm informed thut Thompson is
steward of the brig J. U. Long, loading for Now
Orleans.
__ rbc cwwhmg and locomotive cowed, L w ith
wan* Mhci passenger*, made the best ot
mr W I.» onX of lire rain*, taking enre uot to upset
ihr remmus ot out car. 1 p to this time every
our hnfi kept as Mill and quiet** me nature of
rhf cum would admit ot bat tost then a Ud ot
w,mr ton or Twelve yearn, who seemed deeply
imptwtaod w ith The tact that ** hi* mother kucw
)»r «'ii» o»;t. and that her eottsent w as neces*ary
u hi* g'oxrmg home, streamed nt the utmost cn-
r ,#.* hi* lungs 4 ‘ mammy. I want to go
home." atki thi* treat pure fright, poor fellow.
A ‘ter extricating tome half n dor.en porsous
troxc the baggage car, who had got mixed up
v-iih the luggage in performing the sommersett,
umstertd aud found not n person hurt,except
one sprain of n shoulder, nnd n low scratches.—
A more wonderful escape I never witnessed, and
could scarcely have believed it without seeing it.
Au old lady living in a shanty within four Icel of
the road, escaped w hat might have been to her
and to us a iatnl contact, by only some ten feet.
This was the result of pure ctukttoett, in neg
lecting to check don n spoed is pamag tbo curve.
If this could hav« happen'd tbe day before, and
come under the obsrnatkwa of tbe Committee of
exaurinatiiui from the L*gi?’aiare. that had just
passed down, it might have aided their conclu
sions, if they want aid.
I would cast no blame upon tho Chief Engi
neer, nor any other individual for the fact; but
that the State Road, in its condition and equip
ment, is a detraction from the high character of
Georgia is beyond question, and the sooner they
can be made second to no other road in the State,
cost what it may, the better for her credit uud
her iutercst.
I could speak of this rich country, which will
a few years, pour its teeming products into
the markets below, and its rapidly growing and
beautiful villuges ol Cnlhoun and Adairsville,
if I had cither time or ability to do them justice.
In passing through this region of our State I am
more than ever surprised with tho fact, that
our pluntcrs uud farmers, in holding conventions
to inquire how they may best promote tho in
terest of agriculture, will do vastly more good to
themselves and the country thun by coming to
fix the price of COTTON.
up the people, will attack the corruptions which
mve so long existed in England. The church
establishment will be assuiled, reforms will be
introduced in every department of the govern
ment, and a conflict between the Commons nnd
the Lords nnd privileged classes will bo the con
sequence. In such a conflict, the House of
Lords would be demolished, and would bo con
verted into a body resembling tho Scnutc of the
United Slutcs; aud cvcutuully the government
would become ns republican us ours, with a
monarch w ithout power nt its head.
Such, we think, is an outlino of tho transition
which Englaud is likely to undergo within the
lifetime of the present generation. Wo live in
an extraordinary age. Wo live as much in five
years, and accomplish as much within thut period
of time, as our ancestors did in fifty. It is the
privilege of tho United States to load tho van
in tliis wonderful progress. Despite our non
intervention wc are making ourselves felt in
European politics, and wc arc now in tho begin
ning of the end.—N. Y. Herald,
RECEIPTS OF COTTON, &c., DEC. I.
Per Central Railroad—477 bale* Cotton and Mdze,
to Franklin Sc lirmitly, Washburn, Wilder Sc Co, Ra
bun, Fulton Sc Co, Bohn Sc Foster, Charles Hurtridgo,
N A Hard no Sc Co, Hnrdwick Sc Cooke, Ilolt Sc Both-
well, Hamilton Sc Hardeman, W D Ethridge Sc Co, C
A Greiner, Tarver Sc Trucholut, W Duncan, Boston
Sc (vunhy, Jos I! Burroughs, and Allen Sc Ball.
Per steamer Lamar, from Augusta—500 bales Cot
ton, to T tt Mills, and others.
Per steamer T S Metcalf, from Augusta—200 bales
Cotton and Mdze, to F T Willis Sc Co, W Wutcrs, 8
M Poud, und others.
Per Bclir. Northern Belle, from Riceborough—1C&
halos Hoa Island Colton, 35 bbls. Syrup, 14 bids.
Spirits Turpentine, 800 bushels Corn, to Way Sc King,
II A Crane Sc Co, N A llardeo Sc Co, Audcrsons & Co,
II Habersham Sc. Son, aud others.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSIGNEES.
Per sclir. Wood bridge, from Baltimore—Brigham,
Kelly & Co, T S Wayne, Webster Sc Palmes, Wood,
Clagliorn Sc Co, T .1 Walsh, J W Watts, J Watters,
Swift, Dcnslow & Co, Scranton, Johnston Sc Co, S N
Pnpot, A F Mera, McMahon Sc Doyle, W W Good
rich, C Green, C Guilmartin. II J Gilbert, J Foster,
H J Dickinson, D It Dillon, W C Daniel, J E Cudy &.
Co, Boston Sc Giiuhy, und T Doyle.
Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—A Huy wood,
Dr W (i Bulloch, W King, C Ilnrtridgc, E C Thomp
son, and J G Newcoinbe.
The regular packet schr.* WUODBKIDGE,
^j£jj££Bnulford, master, will have despatch as above.
For freight or passage, upply ou board, ut Telfair*#
wlmrf, or to
dec 2 BRIGHAM, KELLY Sc CO.
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave This Morning, at 9 o'clock.
Tho new and splendid steam-
packet HANCOCK, Onpt. Murray,
will leave for tho above port and
all intermediate landings, This
Morning, at 9 o’clock A. M.
No way freight will bo received on board after 8
o’clock. For freight or passage, having superior ac
commodations, apply on board, or to
THOMAS W. COSKERY, Agent.
VW 3 Office ut the Hancock Steam-Boat Co’s.Stores,
Anderson’s Lower Wlmrf. dec 2
PASSENGERS.
Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—Mias Har
rison, II J Arnold and lady, Mbs English, Miss I. B
Watson, Miss M J Watson, Miss Fuuncy W Watson,
Miss M West, J B Curtis nnd lady, Isaac Barton, J F
Whiteman, G B Mitchell, J It Lynos, W King. It Iteil-
ly, It Johnson, T Buck*, It (i Murliii, W New, It J
Johnson, R '1' J It Kirknmn, T O Hubbard, I,
Mullbrd, I)r J D Chapman, C \V Choate, und 8 deck.
CJp- We learn from some of our Exchanges
that a capital of little leas thun *2,000,000 is
used in tho various brunches of the Balt innuu
faclurc of Syracuse, N. Y., aud tho product of
the springs haB increased from 154,071 bushels
in 1850, to 8,208,019 bushels in 1850. There aro
10,000 vats employed for coarse or solar salt, and
10,000 kettles for fmo Balt, producing 100,000
bushels per week, with a consumption of 120,000
cords of wood mutually. Neurly a million of
barrels aro used every season for packing salt
Dry Goods Trade lu New York.
The dry goods trade is rapidly contracting.
The auctions are lew, and of scanty catalogues.
The silk jobbers are now closiug their full busi
ness, while tho woollen jobbers aro not yet
active, though anticipating shortly an active de
mand from tho clothiers. Staples are dull, but
a fair demand yet remained for seasonable goods,
prints, delaines, and shawls; tho latter from
second hands. Unbleuchcd sheetings und shirt
ings are very inuctive, and the stock continues
light. Bleached goods arc rather more active,
but the stock is large uud the market favors the
buyer. Drills arc dull, yet steady. Osnabtirgs
ure quiet, with an accumulating stock. Denims
aro dull aud heavy. Stripes arc without inquiry
Ticks are freely offering, but without effect.
Canton Runnels are active, selling quickly on
receipt. Printing cloths are firmer, with more
inquiry; yet the sulesarc not large. Prints arc
still in request, at firm rules; the new goods
coining forward meet ready buyers. Ginghams
are inuctive, the season being over. Delaines
arc in fair demand at full rates; the continued
supplies meet ready sale. Cloths are dull, with
an ample stock. Cassimeres are injvery imbed
supply, nnd prices rule firm ; funev styles are in
request, ut good rates; blucks alone are dull
"’weeds are more active, both cotton and wool,
t steady rates. Jeans aro slow of sale, and
heavy. Sheep’s grays are uctivo anil firm,
Linseys are dull. Flannels are in good demand
Blankets are dull and heavy. Shawls are dull
from first hands, but active in the distributing
trade. British fubrics arc in very limited tlo-
inaud. Delaines sell the most freely, but the
stock is light. Linens aro moderately active.
Woollen goods are held with much firmness,
with c light demand• French nnd Continental
goods aro less active than they were. The silk
jobbers are buying a few parcels for special as
sortment. Delaines, and ull printed goods of
fine qualities, are yet firm. Ribbons ure very
beuvv. Velvets are rather better. Cloths under
$2 50 are in active request. Silks are firm of the
better qualities. Tho prices yielded from auc
tion sales are very irregular, out are mostly ut
depressed rates; the demand is no longer equal
to sustain tho prices nt forced sales. Importa
tions are vet light; the spring goods will begin
to arrive freely ubout the end of next mouth.
Hnviiniinli MmUct) Dec. 2.
COTTON.—Thera was a good demand yesterday,
and the sales reached 1,00G bales, ut the following
rices : 3 at 6, 40 at Clfc, 49 ut 7%, 57 at 7%, 228 at
:*4, 208 ot V/8, 234 at 8, 13 at 8ft, 147 nt 814,1 »t 8%,
und 20 bales fine Hancock county Upland at 9 cents.
Prices were easy, and about the same us ou Suturday.
Siivnnnuli Export* 1 .
Per brig Wilson Fuller, for New York—719 bales
Upland Cotton, 50 casks Rice, 42 Cowhides, 5 bales
(ins, 49 Iron Hinges, und 1 box.
Per schr. Hcnricttu, for Baltimore—195 bales Up.
lund Colton, 101 casks Rice, nnd 5G bales Domestics-
Per brig Annundulo, for Cardenas—107,590 feet
Lumber.
Melancholy Accident.—Under our Marine l
Head of this day wo notico tho urrivul of tho
British shij) Colonist, from Liverpool, viu New 1
York.
COMMERCIAL.
LATEST DATES,
jiverpool, Nov. ir>.|Iluvre, Nov.C.’IIavaim,
Nov. 15,
7^ OY8TE118.
\£Tva f 9 J The undersigned nro prepared to fur-
w jr nish their friends uud tho public with
Oysters of the choicest quality, cither
fresh, pickled, or in the shell, at markot prices. Fam
ilies uud parties can always he supplied with them
fresh every evening. All orders from tho country
promptly attended to.
Apply to G. M. WILLETT Sc CO., Smelt’s new
building, opposite St. Andrew’s Hull, Broughton street.
Whore cuu also bo found choice G os lion Butter, at
20 cents per pound. Also Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Biscuits,
uud in short a choice assortment of Family Groceries
cheap in proportion. dec 2
RECEIVED by the subscriber,
uud lor sulo low, ladies Gaiter Boots,'
Walking Shoes, India Rubbers, and Morocco
Boots. Gentlemen’s Water Proof Boots, Cork
Solo do., und India Rubber Overshoes. Always on
bund a general assortment of Shoes and Boots of every
size and quality. All in want are respectfully invited
to call. W.HK1DT,
dec 2 Corner Broughton uud Barnurd-sts.
CAPITAL FOR THIS DAY
$30,000!
In 3 Prizes of *10,000 enrh ’
Tickets $3 OO—Shares j„ Proportion
Sales Close at 3 o'clock. "
Office So, 0, Whitaker St,,—Up Stairs
( Corner of Bay Lane.) '
J. \V. MAURY & CO.
MANAGKHS OF THK *
OREEN^AgY^.A^KJ^UjNUMLNT
Have heretofore Bold many handsome prizes in o.
vannnh, among which wore severnl Capitals, uml , n
of which huvo been promptly 1,1
CASHED ON PRESENTATION.
They now bog loave to offer at their new office
stairs, No. G Whitaker street, among other Prizes’ n
following * 111,0
$75,000 CA ®^ S - *8,000
50,000 10,000 OO ,
10,000 12,000 4 000
All of the ubovo Prizes are for sale every dav
until 3 o’clock, P.M., nt prices varying front Aoutnci'
Tho Suvunnah locul classes ure drawn ever •
ursday nnd Friday, at 4*4 o’clock, P. M., under ti.i,
imcrintondenco of Commissioners of tho grant at tl .
'ffleo of their Secretary and Treusurnr.No.G \Vhitnlin'1
treet, upstairs. HKir
J- W. MAURY Sc CO.,
Savannah, tia.'
lHnntera’ llanli, }
SAVANNAH, DEC. 1, 1851. 5
D IVIDEND NO. 72.—The Board of Directors
have this day declnred a Dividend of (G) six per
cent., from the profits of the past six months, payable
on and after Thursday next, 4th inst.
dec 2 2 II. W. MERCER, Cash’r.
WANTED.
A SITUATION by h Female, who can come well
recommended, to do the Cooking in a small pri
vate family—is a good Washer und Ironer; also un
derstands Chamber work. Apply at Mrs. Fay's, No.
12 Indian street. 2* dee 2
dh f? REWARD—Will ho given for tho return of
fJpfJ u Buggy Harness, lost from a buy mare, yes-
lord ay found astruy in Williamson's old field,
dec 3 II. L. BILBO
Imports.
Per Br. ship Gipsoy, from Liverpool—5,421 sucks
Salt, to J P Graves.
AUGUSTA, NOV. 29, P. M.—Cotton.—Wo have
another quiet market to notico to day, and the sales
have been limited, and if any thing prices ure in favor
of buyers. Tho market is so irregular thut it is im
possible to give quotations with necuruey. We un
derstand that sales were made to-dny of Middling Fair
at 7% ® of Fair at 7%, nnd Good Fuir at 8 conts.
MADISON, NOV. 29.— Cotton.—We have had an
animated Cotton mui ket during the week. Tho plant
ers have sold fiuely. Prices lmve rangod from 7 to
73fe. To day our market is rather dull, Vu consequence
of a decline in the Charleston and Augusta markets ;
tho best prices uro cents to-day.
CHARLESTON, DEC. 1.—Cotton.— 1 The transac
tions in Cotton on Saturday last, reached 1,500 bales,
nt extremes ranging front 68V4C. The market
was depressed, und the sales showed a decided down
ward tendency.
TO MANUFACTURERS.
M ANUFACTURERS’ ARTICLES, such ns Loom
Pickers, Loom Harnesses, Shuttles, Spools,Bob
bins, and Belting, furnished directly from the Manu
facturers, ut lowest rules.
Also, wo aro prepared to receive orders for Machin
ery for Cotton or Woolen Mills, in nil its variety, to
be furnished from tho most colebruted Machine Ei
tublishments in the country, the single Muchine or i
complete wets, ut rates lower than before known,
dec 2—2w SAM’L HOYT Sc CO.
C ORN MILLS.—-For Grinding Feed und Grist.
A grout variety of patterns and sizes, for hand
uml horse-power ; for sale by
doc 2—2w SAM’L HOYT Sc CO.
R ECEIVED und for sale: 12sots Gin Goeriti
Planes, Nos. 7 to 12 feet diameter,
dec 2—2w SAM’L IIOYT Sc CO.,
No. G Whitakor-street.
Tho disturbed state of France, is mak
ing both French und English residents; here cuu.
tious. It is suid that within four weeks tho
Bank of Franco had lost a sum equal to four
On Tuesday, 25th November, during a galo, I millions of dollars, in gold, which lias been
the master, Uupt. Rouers, ascended the rigging 1 withdrawn from it chiefly in the provinces by
toasaistin securing one of the sails, in doing I persons desirous of lioardiug the precious motals
which he was either struck by a block or thrown so ns to be prepared for any contingency. Many
down by the sail to the deck. Ho was taken English work-people have also quitted, and it is
up senseless und died the next duy. 1 likewise Baid that French families are constantly
Capt. Rogers wus r. gentleman of very high emigrating to Jersey, Guernsey, Brussels, uud
tnuructer in iiis profession, uud was deservedly I elsowhoro."
esteemed by tho rcspcctublo house in whose 1 ... . ■ , . ,
employ he sailed. His remains have been brought & f 16 7?!™ P ° ‘ he
into port for interment. Pluladelph.a Lcdyer says :
1 It is rumored that Gen. Duft Green is to cs
- The New Orleans Bee announced some 1 tahlish a now press iu Washington, with the aid
rXT' “V 1 -—ityof u private letter of Blair, Benton, MaU.t^Vanfi^n.mtdthe re-
nvana, thut Juan de Castanedo, tho in- I j ttC £g 0 a dynasty. The paper is to be Dcmocrat-
utviduul who captured General Lopez, had been 1 jc, slightly inclined to Free Soil, and is to ndvo-
assnssinated. The information,it seems, was er-I cate Win. O. Butler for the 1'icsideucy. 1 ho
roneous, since tho captain himself, over his sign ?* lr , e . me Soulh .»! loug J 1 b ?! a ,U, ° " lul ° n .S 0, ° r
. , . V. T 1 Dickinson, nnd then for Buchanan, arc already
nual, assures the editors ol LI Pelayo that ho 1 i 00 k; n g in a now direction to make sure of their
is still alive. He divides tho honor of the cap- I game. Evop a Union with the Barnburners
tureof the heroic Lopez, with the Spanish dogs I does not distress them, so tho Presidency can be
who huuted him to the death. Long may lie snatched oft by-a Southern man.
livn in frlnrv in hi* al.ninfl II knew that this would bo the cnso, ns I knew.
® 0 y ! * I that no matter wliat the professions of the South-
OT The N. Y. Journal of Commerce thinks ern ultras were, they would, at the last hour,
♦hn*... .i.anumfl w• , I prefer a caudidute from a Slave State to every
that as the name ol Kossuth is now on nearly J ther> Let ll0 ouc flatter himself that as soon as
everybody s ups, it would bo us well to pro- I Cass is thrown overboard, Buclmimu will bo in-
liounce it correctly, and thereupon proceeds to I stalled iu his place—tho overthrow of Cass could
stato that tho pronunciation is Kos-shool only enure to the benefit of the old friends and
placing the accent ou the first syllable. At firs! n,,d "° l ‘°
view, such a pronunciation seems inconsistent
*1.« I... ..... ...
Kossuth’s Residence iu London.
A correspondent of the New-York Herald
thus writes to the editor of tlmtpnper.
Your special correspondent writes from Lon
don that Kossuth had taken up his quarters with
Mr. Mussingbcrd, iu Eaton square, an officer in
the Guurds, und u gentleman of large fortune.—
Knowiug the family und gentlemun in question,
1 can inform you upon some points you may
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.
The frionds and acquaintances of ALEXANDER J.
MAXWELL, Mrs. Maxwell und family, arc invited
to attend the Funeral of the former, from his late res
idence in South-Broad street, near Eust-Broud street,
at ten o’clock, This Morning.
The friends and. acquaintances of Mr. und Mrs. R.
G.Guerurd, aro invited to attond tho funeral of their
youngest child, ADA DUNBAR, from their residence,
No. 7 Columbia squurc, This Morning, ut *>•* past 11
o’clock.
Departure of Htcniners from Savaunnli.
THIS DAY.
JVrn. Gaston, Clughorn, for Palutka, &.C., at 10 A. M.
Hancock, Murruy, Augusta, ut 8 A. M.
Tho regular U. S. Mail Steamers Gordon,
Cupt. Brooks, Calhoun, Cupt. Barden, und Metn-
mora, Cupt. Frooland, leave every morning ut 4
o’clock, for Charleston, and arrive every evening in
Savannuh ut 5 o'clock, l*. M.
Departure of Cara ou the Central Railroad.
Two Passenger Trains Daily.
Evening Train.—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and
arrives ut Macon at 5*4 A. M., connecting with 8tnges
to Augusta, with the Mncon und Wostern day-trains
to Athuitu, with Columbus by Stage, with Georgia
Railroad to Augusta, and with tho South-Western
Railroad to Fort Vullcy, und by Stages with points
westward. ,
Morning Train.—Lenvns Savannah at 8 A. M.,
and urrives in Mucon ut GVfc P. M., connecting with
tho Mucon und Western Night Truins to Atlanta,
Montgomery und Clmttunoogu ; with Stages to Augus
ta, from No. 9 ; and (going East) with Stages to Mil
ledgevillo from Gordon.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
POUT OP SAVANNAH DEC. it.
AUDEN SliiiDH, Heal Wlieut, Seed Ryo und
Oats, for sulo by
SAM’L HOYT &. CO.
H 1 Also, light Garden Hoei, and Iloes lor thinning
Cotton Plants; for sale by
SAM’L HOYT Sc CO.
B OGARDUS’ IIORSE POWERS, for two
and four horses ; for sulo by
dec 2—2w SAM’L HOYT Sc CO
Putont Cast Iron YARD PUMPS,
the best urticlo over in use; do. do. Force and
Suction Ph nps; for sale by
dec 2—2w SAM’L HOYT Sc CO.
r i\ COILS COTTON ROPE, ussorted size
t)U and 100 dozen Mule Lines, of assorted sizes,
very low prices, by the puckage or single lino,
dec 2—2w SAM’L HOYT & CO.
B altimore flour and bacon.
100 bbls. Howard street Flour, 10 hlids. primo
Bacon Shoulders ; landing and for sale by
dec 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON Sc CO.
strcc
Add
dec 2
i New uml Beautiful Style «f Raised
Einbroitlcjy, Tapestry, Wax Flowers.
atEWEL I I.OWKKS, READ WORK
iVc. &c.
M RS. LAW, from Alabama, informs the ladies of
Savannah that she proposes remaining for a short
time, for the purpose of giving instruction in several
polite and clegunt branches of female education, spcri.
mens of which can ho scon by calling at 50 Bryan-m
first house below Reynolds Square.
Mrs. Law trusts the Ladies of Savannah will avail
themselves of tho opportunity to acquire a beautiful
und useful accomplishment, which is no Ic.-k necessary
as a part of a finished education thun an advantage m
the frequently recurring necessities of life. n 09
ST * ANDREW’S HALLl
The Celebrated, Far Famed and Original
New Oi lt iiiiH Opera nml HnllctTrnupc,
C COMPRISING the greutest combination of talent hi
J the world, will appear at St. Andrew's Hall in
Snviuiuah, on MONDAY KVEN'G, DECEMBER 1st,
and every Evening during the Week, in a grand
change of Programme. The Company consists of the
following Arti
Mr. Sandford,
Kavanaoii,
Rainer,
Lynch,
Collins,
Holman,
Mr. Vonbonhorst,
Ole Bull Wyatt,
Williams,
McKenna,
J. Lingahd,
Aud numerous auxiliaries.
The whole under the management of Samuel!:.
Sandford, tho eelebrnted Comedian.
Joseph II. Kavanagh,Musical Director,
J. W. Holman, Louder.
Theodore McKenna, tho well known composer,
will preside nttlie Piano Forte.
Tho Entertainments given by tho Now Orleans
Opera Troupe differ entirely from other Minstrels, as
they introduce all tho best Original Songs, Ballad*,
Glees, Choruses, including tho best selection of old
Euglhli, Irish, and Scotch Ballads, With their Bur
lesque Operntic Scenes, with the Dancing of the Ballet
Troupe iu their Burlesque Pas do Deux, Cachucas,
Flings, Reels, Jigs, Hornpipes, which were originally
introduced in Concert Rooms by this Troupe, in order
to satisfy their audiences iu every variety; nnd with
the established reputation of this Company, of their
Chaste, Unique, und Moral Style, has drawn the must
fashionable und numerous audiences in every place
which they have visited. The entertainment, through
out, is enlivened with the Bon Mots, Jokes, Readings
of Shukspeare, nnd Local Items of tho day, by that
inimitable punster, S. H. Sandford.
I ^ Tickets 50 cents. Scats can be secured dur
ing the day, without extra charge. Doors open at 7
o’clock—to coiumcneu at half past 7.
S. S. SANDFORD,
nov 20 Proprietor and Manager.
in, 75 do P & II Connecticut River do; 40 do
Domestic Brandy, 10 do old Georgia Pencil do; 100 do
N O Rectified Whiskey, 20 do old Mouongnhola do,
GO do Rye do; 80 do N E Rum. In storo aud for sale by
dec 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON Sc CO.
I riLOUIt.—r>0 bbls best Baltimore Flour, landing
per sclir Woodbridge ; for sale by
dec 2 BRIGHAM, KELLY Sc CO.
r Hams,
- und 10 do do Sides,landing per schr Woodbridge;
r sale by (dec 2) BRIGHAM, KELLY Sc CO.
High Tide, 2h. 38m„ Morning.—3h. 17m., Evening,
ELECTION NOTICES.
Friends' and Fellow Citizens:
I am a cuudiduto for re-election for tho office of
Tux Collector,and respectfully solicit your support,
nov 29 1 • F.M. STONE.
ARRIVED.
Ship Gondar, Burstow, Philadelphia, to Muster.
Br. ship Colonist, Cupt , from Liverpool, via
Now York, to Andrew Low Sc Co.
Schr. northern Belle, Thompson, Riceborough, to
Amlersons Sc Co.
Steamer Calhoun, Barden, Charleston, to S M Laffi-
te&u.
CLEARED.
Brig Wilson Fuller, Lewis, New York—Brigham, Kel
ly Sc Co.
Brig Annandale, Sherman, Cardenas—W P Tefft.
Schr. Henrietta, Peed, Baltimore—Brigham, Kelly Sc
Co.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Gordon, Brooks, Charleston.
To the VotcTH of UkiUliitm County.
Fellow Citizens :—I am a Candidate, for the Of
fice of RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS, at tho
election in January next, nnd respectfully solicit your
support. EDW’D. MULLIGAN.
To flic Voters ol C’liathnin County.
Fellow Citizens :—I urn a Candidate for the of
fice of Sheriff of Chatham County ut the ensuing elec
tion iu Junuury next, und respectfully solicit your
support. (nov J7) JOHN DEVANNY.
Messrs. Editors :—Pleaso announce Mr. JOHN
A. STALEY ns a caudidute for SHERIFF ut the en
suing election in Junuury next, and oblige
oct 27 MANY VOTERS.
Mb. Editor:—IMoase announce S.CURRELL
candidate for SHERIFF of Chatham county, ut tho
election on the first Monday in January
oct 24
MANY VOTERS.
Feli.ow-Citizens :
I am a candidate for re-election to the ofllco of
RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS, on the first Mon-
day in Junuury next, und respectfully ask you for
your support. (oct 11—td) JOHN MURPHY.
with til. orthography; hut vve should recollect
thut tli in the German aud other kindred lan
guages is equivalent to t with us, und open the
u as in Union, and the mystery is solved.
-Jr*" The New York Evening Mirror under
stands that Mr. George Law of that City, in
connection with Mr. Seymour of Utica, and
others, have closod a contract with tho Cineim
ltuti aud St. Louis Railroad Company, for tho I <leom ol ' llter< = t! - Mussingbertl’s father, soven
entite aurvey, gradiog,bridging superstructure,
iron depots, equipage, &e., of their road, for I of enteriprise, highly educated, and ol cultivated
nine mill ions of dollars. This road is about 330 tastes. He penetrated beyond the Far West,
miles long, and is to be delivered in comnlet. 10 tho conlincs , ol ! ,lle Ilock y Mountains. The
:■> nil e hardships to winch ho was exposed undermined
. ® ■ s P ect9 within five yoars ],j a health, and lie died six years since, leaving
tor that sum. I ltree and a half millions in cash, the family property, Guuby Hall uear Cundlcs-
aud tho temainder in stack and bonds. I bv, in Liucolusliire, to bis only son, the subject
; oi' the present notice. This young gentlemun,
f? 1 A Washington letter says :—The Whigs at the date of his father's death was a midship-
havo a new ticket to-day, and it seems to be u mBn 0,1 hoard *lio Irigatc stationed nt Hong
pretty formidable otto ; it is Clay for President Ko , ng, 1 , f ? e r . eturKcd ‘.° England, left the navy
«n.t it,,. r. ' , ,, ,, ., and obtained a commission in tho Guards. Hi
n.la nit I' illmore for V tee-I resident. I j remained quietly ill Kngland for two years, when
advise you to tako it cun graiw salts, hut still I the hereditary love of udvcnlure inherent in the
‘ assure you the ticket is seriously discussed | Massingberds impelled him to visit Asia Minor.
Should Clay meet with an net idem, then Mr b e *“»““! Kossuth, and the intimacy ripened
, j£ , i*« mary i - i UICU mio friendship, until lie idolized the Hungarian
ady a tried man. Clay would I Ho returned to Loudon, his leave having ox
make a strong man in die Southern Whig Staten | nired, where he could only think and talk of
and Fillmore would do tolorable well at the I Rossuth; and when he avowed his resolve to
North. Others speak of an entirely new Ret or throw up his commission and join tho Hunga-
candidates, young men for Whigs and von J r “ lla . shouldthev „ IIC , V the struggle, bis reV
- n-i l * •/» , B . a young tions thought him tund. You now comprehend
men for Democrats ; and if tho people are con- I why Kossuth resides at his honsCf or rather at
euhcdf young men will be in the field, 1 his mother) Mrs. Massingberd’s, Eaton square.
A'newwork on Austria,by the Ho„. w. llow KossorH Mastered the English
H. Stiles, late charge of the United States at Language.—It is stated that, in 1837, wlicu con-
Viennu, is about to be issued from the press. 1 deumed to three ycurs imprisomuentby the Aus-
- I triau Government, Kossulli at the end of the first
ry* The Ship Virginia, which we have ol- year, was offered tho choice of one book for his
v ’ ready reported as having been on shore ou Cape I amusement, provided that It was not political.—
Komain, was towed into port yesterday by the I Ho replied that if, instead of one, llioy gave him
Steamer Pilot, Capt. Adkins. She was (owed | three, they should not be political ; ho selected
To the Electors of Chatham County <
Fxllow Citizens:—! mn n candidate for the
office of RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS, at the
election in January noxt, and roapectfiilly nsk your
support. BARNARD E. BEE.
off the Cape, ou Suturday, after four days hard
work by tho Stcumer General Clinch, Capt.
Crewen. She is, we understand, but little
damaged, and her puntpn can dry her without
difliciitty. Two thousund bags of salt were
thrown overboard to lighten her, the balance, os
we have been informed, has sustained little or
no injury.—Charleston Courier of yesterday.
tho English Grammar, Walker's Pronouncing
Dictionary, and Shakspeare. Having obtained
these hooks, he commenced the study of tho lea-
guage, beginning with the translation of the first
scene of the “'J earnest, ” which occupied him
about a fortnight. This was in 1837 ; and how
well he now understands the lunguagc is shown
by his speeches,
Fellow-Citizens and Friends;
1 nm a Candidate fur Sheriff of Cltatltum County, at
the Election nu first Monday in January noxt, and
most rcspectfullysolicit your support.
CHA’S H. PICKETT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAVANNAH MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA
TION.
An adjourned meeting will bo held ou Thursday
Evening, 4tl» inst., nt 7^k o’clock,
dec 2 2 J. M. GUERARD, Scc’y.
CHATHAM MUTUAL JLOAN ASSOC IA
TION.
A meeting of the above Association will be held iu
the Excliaugo on Tuesday Evoning, tho 2d iust., at
7 o’clock. JNO. POSTELL,
dec l 2 Secretary.
II. W. VKKST1LLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office 175 Bay Street.
nov 1
NOTICE.
Dr. JOSEPH GANAHL offers his professional ser
vices. Office and Residence, corner Barnurd and
State streets. St. James square. ly may 8
DR. P. H. DEHIERE.
Office, Broughton street, next door to Lycoum Hall,
residence 70 Hull. oct 22
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER !
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS.—Dr. J.
Houghton’s PSP8IN, the True Digestive Fluid
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, of the fourth
stomach of the ox, after directions of Baron Liebig,
the groat Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Houghton.
M. D., Philadelphia. This is truly a wonderful remedy
for indigestion, dyspepsia, juuudice, liver complaint,
constipatiou, and debility, curing after naturo’s
method, by nature’s own agent, the gastric juice.—
Pamphlets, containing scientific evidence of its vulue,
furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement in an
other part of this paper. eod ly juueJl
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HOYAI. INSURANCE COMPANY,
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
Capital, Tiro Millions of Pounds Sterling.
Tliia Institution lius established un Agency in So-
vuunuh, mill Fire Policies upon Produce nml Property
will bo issued by ANDREW LOW & CO.
oct 21 Omo
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Isaac AaBATT.Soc’ry. JosephB. Collins, Presid’l
Da. It. D. Arnold,MadiculExuiniuor.
Applicutionsroceived by
febis ly VV. P.HUNTER, Agent
MARINE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
SOUTHERN MUTUAUNSURANCE COMPANY.
AS1IURY HULL, President uml Treasurer.
Albon Chase, Scc’ry. C. F. McCay, Actuary.
The undersigned, Agent of the above Compuuy, con
tinues to take tho following risks, viz: Marine, River,
and Fire ; ulso on the lives of Servants.
Lives of White Pcrsonsure also taken by this Com
pany. No extra premium for residing iu tho South.
F * WILLIAM KING, Agent,
june 15 ly Corner of Bay and Drayton-sts.
LONDON PU03NIX FIRE OFFICE.
Takes Risks in Suvunnah. Apply to
Aug 4 R HABERSHAM A.SON. Agts.
BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO.
assortment of Hall Lumps and Luntorus, wire
guarded und plain ; for sale by
dec 2 COLLINS Sc BULKLEY.
C OHN.—Prime Baltimore old White Corn, lund-
ing and lor sulo by DAV'ID R. DILLON,
dec 2 Foot of Weft-Broad street.
Q ATS.—Pi
doc 2
q Oats, landing ami for sule by
DAVID R. DILLON,
Foot of West-Broad street.
^yOOD.-Pr
dec 2
i Ouk Wood, lor sulo by
DAVID It. DILLON,
Foot of West-Broad street.
t TO LET.—An OFFICE on tho Bay, very
I favorably locuted. Apply to
L -dec 1 THOMAS, FIUERSON Sc CO.
LOST.
A Trunk marked *‘Mrs.A. Mitchell,”
from on bourd Charleston Bout, or f o*n
of Messrs. Morse Sc Shaksponro’t
Omnibuses, on Thursday night, 27th inst. Thu finder
will please leave it at this afiice. 2 dec 1
CHRIST CllUliClI.
rpiIE vacant Pews iu this Church will be rented on
JL Wednesday morning, 3d Dec., util o’clock. No
tice will be given by tho ringing of the bell. Present
occupants, who have not already notified the Treasu
rer of their wish to rctuin their Pews, and those who
ure in arrears for rout, aro requested to attend to the
sunic prior to the day of renting.
dec 1
W. P. HUNTER, Treasurer Christ Church.
3
MISS L. II. S A RGB ANT
H AS just arrived iu Suvunuuh, whole she purposes
giving Lessons in the art of modelling WAX
FLOWERS in Parisian tusliion, for which the first pre
mium was uwarded to her by tho Amoricun Institute, at
their late Fuir in New-York, making Paper Flowers
uml a variety of Fancy Work. Site solicits culls from
the ludics of Savannah to sec specimens of her work,
feeling fully assured they will be perfectly fuscinutod
withtnoart, ut Mad.Guerurd’s, South Broad street, op
posite the Academy.Imo* nov 24
South Carolina insurance co.,
OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
Capital,$250,00(1, ull puid in uud wcllinvestcd.
Fire, Marine, River, and Lifo Risks.
CHARLES EDMONDSTON, President
A. L. Tobias, Secretary.
D1BBCTORS.
Robert Martin, Col. Jas. Gadsden,
31. C. Mordecai, Chares H. West,
S. Mowry, Jun., Henry Cobia.
Thnsabscriber having beon appointed Agent in this
city for Ut® above named Company, is prepared to re-
coive offers, and issue policies of Insurance on Fire,
Marine, River, and Lifo risks, on liberal terms. All
losses insured at this agency, will be promptly adjusted
and paid by tho undersigned. . .
a pr5 J. C. LEVY, Agent.
NATIONAL SAFETY, INSURANCE AND
TRUSH COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
Charter Perpetual.
Hon. H. L. Benner, Pres. | Wm. J. Reed, Scc’ry.
A reduction of 25 per cent, has been made on the
ordinary rates of Lifo Insurance by this Company,
past experience justifying it.
The nett profits made by the Company, will bo an
nually divided among those who insure lor the whole
life term, cither in scrip or by an equivalent bonus
addition to their Policies, as they may elect at tho time
of being insured. 53^ Lives of Slaves taken.
Applications received by 11. GANAHL, Agent.
Medical Examiner, Dr. Jos. Ganahl. ly oct 19
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
S TOLEN from the dwoliiug house of the undersign-
od, Orleans Square, on Friday night last,
A silver Cream Pot, Kirk nmkor, with the letters
“R. H.” engraved on it.
A plain silver Mug, with tho initials “J. If."
A double Great (’out, worn on either side—rough
side black, nnd smooth side blue—neither lined ; loo|
instead of button boles.
Also, a blue Cloak, somewhat worn, with velvet col-
lur uml facing, rod pluid lining.
The above reward will be puid for the recovery of
the articles, or in proportion for uny of them,
dec 1 ROBERT HABERSHAM.
United States mail Line,
FROM OGLETHORPE TO EUFAULA
DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
T HE Subscribers liuve lately put upon this route
line of first rate Coaches, superier Horses, un
sober, steady und competent Drivers, nnd now olle
to the travelling public, this as the best route to pei
ms going North aud Eust. AlOglethorpe, it couuecM
ith u daily line of stago to Tulluhassn, Florida, and
with tho South-Western Railroad to Macon uml Sa
vannah. At Eufuln, it connects with u tri-weekly
lino ofstugosto Columbus, Gu., uml to Chcliuw, Ala.,
where it connects with the Montgomery Railroad.
At both Eufuula und Oglothorpn, hacks can lie pro
cured to tako travellers to any point. Apalachicola
merchants going North, will find it to tlioir advantagfl
to take this route, as the low stato of the water fre
quently enables boats to reach Eufuula, when it is im
possible to reach Columbus.. 'Phis lino is one duy
quicker thun any other to Suvunuah, the running limn
being only thirty-six hours, after leaving Eufuula. It
is also three dollars cheaper than any other, the faro
through being only $15. g AWY ER Si SMITH.
A liue of Btoamers between Apulacliicolu end New
Orleans boing established, persons Eust of Eufala de
sirous of going to Now Orlcuus, will find it to their
advuntage to patronize this line, as by taking steam
boat at Eufuula, they will find the truvel much the
B LAKE’S PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT.-A
supply always on hand, and for sulo by
oct 16 tf C. A. L. LAMAR.
light Vests, for evening Dress, just
sale by (nov 27)
* ply of fmo
lived uml for
JOHN MALLERY.
( 'IANDY, SUGAR PLUMS & TOYS.-
J Manufactured by J. G. Newcomb, 170 Broughton
Street, near Jefferson, Savannuh, Georgia. All arti
cles of tho finest quality, and at the lowest prices,
wholesale ami retail, fresh every day. All the a lmve
articles are kiln dried, which makes them perfectly
hard and dry, nnd will resist tho warmest climate.—
From twenty to fifty boxes can bo hud ut one day’s no
tice, put up in 25, 50, and 1001b boxes, free of charge.
N. B.—A liberttl discount to dealers. 2w nov IB
C OPPERSMITH SHOP.—J. J. MAURICE.
No. 10 Barnard streot, would inform Owners,
Captains und Eagineers of Stcumbouts und Mills, tliut
ho is nowpropured to manufacture ull kinds of Cop
per, Steam and Water Pipes, at 45c. per lb. sopt h»
rjUIE 8UHSCRIHER is now prepared to lay
X Motalic Roofs, Tin, Coppor and Iron, at tho
shortest notice, No. 10 Burnurd street.
J. J. MAURICE.
SELLING OFF!
T HE SUBSCRIBER will sell offhis stock of
CLOTHING, HATS, and NEGRO SHOES at
reduced prices, (nov 9—Imo) WM. B. HALL-
F resh gum dJrops.—100 n»s. fresiiGum
Drops. Just received, nnd for sale by
nov 20 JOS. M. TURNER, Alonumcnt-sq.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING!
1 7 HE World’s Fair, nor uny other Fuir, cannot pro
duce abettor supply of Fire Works, of all descrip
tions, thun can be hud ut ALEXANDER’S, by whole
sale or rctuil, corner of Bull and Cojigress-sts., Monu
ment Square.G dec 1
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
BY THK
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Charleston, S. C.
Capital $250,000—All paid in.
WM. B. I1ER10T, President; A. M. LEE, Secretary
Directors.
Jamk8 K. Robinson,
Geo.A.Tbenholdt,
Robert Caldwell,
A. R. Taft,
The Subscribers having boon
the abovo Coinpauy, ure now re „
and issue Policies of Insurance on Firo aud Muriue
Risks. may 15 COHENS Sc HERTZ , Agenti
Henry T. Street,
Wm. McBurnky,
J. II. Brawley,
T. L. Wraqg.
unpointed Agents for
uuy to receive offers,
_ the Couimiskioucrs of Public Roads of Chutham
County will bo held at the Court House, in the City of
Savannuh, on tho 8th duy, being the second Monday iu
December next, at 11 o’clock, A. M.
W. W. WASH, Secretary B. C. P. R. C. C.
Savannah, lthli November, 1851. d20
New Wild ©Bale and Retail
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE.
FIM1E subscriber respectfully culls tho attention ol
X the citizens of Savuunuh to his large stock of Clo
thing ol every variety, from the finest to the coarsest,
which he will sell for cusli at the lowest prices, ut the
Store 148 Broughton street, next door to Dixon's Con
fectionery. K. H. CH1SOLE.
O VERCOATS! OVERCOATS!!—GREAT
BARGAINS !! I ut tho cheap Clothing Store, No.
148 Broughton street, (next door to Dixon’s Confec
tionery,^ consisting of overy quality and style, from $25
to $3. All iu want of a good urliclc cheap, are invited
to call early. E. H. CHISOLE,
dec 1 is tf 148 Broughtun-st.
1 7* OR SALE.—Kentucky Rope of the bostquulity.
. doc 1 Imo R. HABERSHAM & SON.
1 770R SALE.-
. tion, for Sea
dec 1 lino
-Bugging of the houvicst descrip
'und, very low.
ROBT. HABERSHAM Sc SON.
C HOICE BUTTER.—8 lirkiua choice Goshci
Butter landiiig, aud lor sulo by
dec 1 COIIENS Sc HERTZ.
FF
3 hlids. primo Shoulders; landing from schooner
Mary F. Luttcrloh, und for sale by
dec 1 COHENS & HERTZ.
N EW ORLEANS MOLASSES.—50 bands
JS
ri70BACC0.—100 15113 boxes Tobac co, 3 plugs to
X the pound ; 50 boxes pounds, favorite brands.—
For sale by
dec I THOMAS, FRIERSON Sc CO.
roceived u largo assortment. For sale atlholowcs
prices by PRICE Sc VEADKR,
uov 14 147 Bay Street.^
R KUEIV15U BY ltUCENT AUKIVAI.S—
Ilia nunnl HiippliuN of Groceries, Grapes, Raisin',
Lemons, Cuinlies, Apples, Spices, Sauces, &e.
GEO, ALEXANDER,
c 1 Cor. Bull & Couirross-sls., MonmncnMie
B rass and iron wire siftkks.-
For sale by
F. W. CORNWELL,
102 Bryaa Sired.
B altimore fjlou R<f-i«8 i>bi»7
Flour landing from ship Isabella,'ami for salo ay
eel COHENS &HKHT/-_
rn BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES!
OU 25baskets Champagne ; 50 boxes smull Cnees*i
on consignment. For sale by
,lecl THOMAS. FRIERSON Si C0.^
LUMBER, I,UMBER.
T HE unilorsignod, intending to contiuuo the l.iu
her business on his own ocoount, will keep
stantly on hand a quantity of River Sawed L ,,m j
Runging Timber, and Shingles; also Oak, Aslj
Pino Wood. JNO. F. O’BYRNL,
At the old stand, O’By r no, i
wharf.
inter CLOTHING.—Suitable for 8«'
vunts und Laborers* We have a largo
which wo will sell ut New York wholesale prices,
some ut a littlo less, for cash.
HOUSTON Sc GROUNDESON,
Manufacturers of Clothiug, 96 Brynn,
One door west of Whitaker-street, Savamiun -
nov 29 rrp
E nglish merino under
MENTH—Warranted not to shrink, »
sortmont of the vury best quality, uud largo size ,
salo from 75 cents to $2 50 each, by
HOUSTON Sc GROUNDESON,
Wholesale and Retail, 9G Bryan,
nov 29 3 Quo door west of Whitaker-^
OR HALE.—Tliut very .lyli.li fuel ‘"‘‘W2n"
“Mrs. Caudle," tho property of the late > -j.
Henry Alongin. No one need upply but u per
liug to puy a fair price for a fine animal. sn v
nov 29 y lw ROBT. HABERSBAMfSOW.
tv per steamer Florida, u few dozen ... ^u,
Winter stylo Moleskin Hats, of superior ( l uu *iu
Messrs Beebe’s, Leary's, sml other atyleirr-m y ^
store at 149 Congress-street.