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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1852)
m THE HOLIDAYS. I aPfe S® I pnris Tops! Taney Goods! FIRE WORKS, &c.,&c., &c. MRS. Hi. A. ttlLtON ho.V just received Ac Store No. 70 and 103 WARINQ’S BUILDINGS. Tho most extensive nnd rl.host assortinont of ClKRKSTmAS AND NEW YEARS' GOODS EVER OFFERED IN TIII8 CITY. -— d#4 l7 Oeiteral Variety Store. / HIRItfTOPHEtt U. HAT.K'JON begs most re- I / spsctfuily to acquaint tho resident* of Savannah snJ the public generully, that ho has opened a atoro at Ilia ooroor or Congress and Drayton etreeta, of tho ft b«v* doaorlptlon, whore ho will bo pleated to attend to ill Minin and* for Toy*, Confectionery nml Fine Fruit. Ib their season. Also. a good variety of Fireworks, manufactured by ono of the beat pyrotechnists in the United States. C. B. B. pledgoe himself to use hie utmost exertion to nroeure tbo beat of artiula* produced here or elaewhere and bopea to rteeivo a share of tbo public patronage. N. B.-A few eery fine Dady Applet on band, aulta- IIo for dreaalngdialiea of fruit. tjan5 deo 10 FIREWORKS & CONFECTIONERY! AT .IAS. DlCKHUN &- CO.>8. the veritable head quarters of OLD SANTA CLAUS. 116 Hroughton Htrocl — Snvnnnnh. J AMES IMCKso.n &. uu. u««g to announce to their frienda and the public, that they have prepar ed for tho season a large and varied stock of pure and eboloe Oonfectionory, warranted freo from tho slight- rat Adulteration, and respectfully invite an early in- ajieotion. They taka pleasure lu Intimating that their arrangements are euoh as to enturo a dally manufac ture of frosli Confectionery; nml tholr long experience in tbu business enablea them to get up Candies and oth er a< tides of tho first quality, rich <u color, and of tho most agreeablo flavor. They are now manufacturing an assortment of com mon Candies and other Confeotionery, which they will sell as cheap as auy in tho United States. The attention ot country merchants is roquestod to their general and ample stock, as thuy will nud every arlide soluble fur their trado on very favorable terms. J. D. ft CO. would be pleased to reooivo a visit From ilio Ludlow, to examine their stock or FANCY ARTICLES. TRENCH CONTECTIONERV o (fared. NEW TOYS ! NEW TOY*!! Just receivod, a beautiful assortment of TOYS of tho rest fashion—a decide 1 , attraction for young people. FIRE WORKS. A new etook of superior FIRE WORKS, direct from the manufacturers, not to bn equalled in tho city. Thuy koop also on hand tho various descriptions of Cordials and Syrups, Currants, Almonds, R&iaius, Figs, Prunes, Fruits in 8yrups and Brandy. Jollies, Ac., Ao. j$i“ Country orders will So oarofuliy executed and properly packed. N. iJ.—ORNAMENTAL CONFECTIONERY, such as Pyramids, Baskets, Fancy Figures of the newest styles, Ao., made to order. tjl doc 15 CHHI8TMA8-TRBE APPLE*. A SMALL LOT nf these handsome and delicate Apples, just received by uto 23 M. J. SOLOMONS. S UN DIME*.—Raisins, Figs, Almonds, ttui- l * ln ? ^ ^.^ , . re f e^vo,, • FieWfs, Currants, Citron, Bpioes, of all kinds, fresh and for salo by «Iwo ' A) W. D. FORD. Sjl STs *3 S S «l S 1 UIIKUDIATIS.il CAN I1K CUUBD. Wo hr.Ye now for salo that Celebrated Remedy, MOllTlMURhi’S RHEUMATIC COMPOUND AND Blood Purifier, W HICH bus gained such grant popularity whorovor introduced, as the only specific known for tho elfoctual onre of this painful disouHO. This remedy has already cured thousands of cases, compris ing every seeming form of this complaint, from the f«- jkmMUUory (acute) form, attended with swellings and enlargement of the joints, to old chronic casus of from Um to twenty and thirty years' standing. Thoso who Lad for yuars resorted to the various celubratod springs, bad tried all the liniments and external applications, and beou under treatment of tome of the ablest physi cians both in this ouuutry and Europe, and were pro nounced xncurc.blo; still, after all these efl'orls had failoJ, this compound has cured them. Many who have boon cripples, either hobbling upon crutches or contiucd to their bods for yoars, certify to a complete and perma nent cure by tho use of this romudy. Wo have not space, in a newspaper advertisement, to insert but a small portion of tho accumulated evidouco in its behalf. This evidence comes from sources which must inspire confidence iu every mind. The conduc tors of high-toned pnblio journals have published to the world its wonderful and beneficial offccts upon themselves and those around them, aud in some in stances speak of hundred• of cures. Physicians have resorted to H, and certify that, even iu extreme cures, whir* con .dtations had been held, and they bad decided that there were no hopes of recovery, even then, they procured this medicine and administered it, and it ef fected a complete cure. Ministers of various denomi nations have written and published w hat it has done fur themselves and their friands; while merchants, oth ers, mechanics, and private citixons. have furnished volumes of evidence of the highest character, such as accompanies no other preparation in America. We will give a short synopsis of a small portion of the cvidonce, and request all who arc afflicted to send to the agent and get a circular, and road what those who w«re long afflicted have said of this remedy. Mr. N. Psschall, cue of the oditors of tho St. Louis (Mo.) Repuhlioun, gives a lung editorial stating his af flictions, and that he was cured by this romouy. Tho editor of St. Louis Iutolliguuoor also gives uotico of its wonderful effeota iu curing a sevore ouso of uhrouie rheumatism. Tho editor of St. Louis Organ and Re veille devotes a long oditorial lu behalf of its wonder ful effects in curing hundreds of ousos in that city. The tditors of 8t. Louis Auiorican Banner, Temperance Battery, and St. Louis Uuiou, have all awardud to it eupreeedented success iu curing this disease. Tho edi tor of Belleville (Ill.) Advocate writes aud publishes its raatfeal effects in curi jg him aud many around him. Tbs editors of the Glasgow Times, American Eaglo, aid others of tho South aud West, have given volunta ry evidence of their knowledge of its virtues. The Miter or tho German Natioual Gaxotte, published at llo. Ji Spruce—street, in the city of Now-Vork, undor dale of Sept. 9,1852. girosthe history of two important cue* of which he lias porsonul knowlodgo. One, tho wife of a wealthy merchant, who lutd for years tried the springs, and hod tho treatment of the most eminent physicians of our country; they could effect nothing. Khe was atUictod with chronic rheumatism iu its wont forms, lie was instrumental iu induoing a trial of this eompuund, aud it effected a complete cure. He also vUles that, a few weeks since, he bought a bottle aud »«at it to a gontloman, a friend of his, who seemed a victim to this disease: this bottle cured him. We might odd editorials, aud till this ontire shoot, but Will give a few names of prominent physicians, mer chants, aud others, cured by it. W. 8. White, M. D., au eininont physician of St. Louis, writes to a brother member of the profession, Dr. House, of New York ; “I have witnessed tho effeota of this compound iu several cases ; and so successful have b«en its operations in porfonuiug a perfect cure, wlieu •very other remedy had been ineffectual, that I would not hesitate to recommend or prescribe it. I think, when its virtues are ascertained by tho profession, it will supersede every other remedy in the treatuieutof Hhaumatism, It is adapted to every form of the disease, aud 1 know no complicatiou contra-indicating its use. 1 hold it to be tho duty of a physician, whou convinced of th« elUcaoy of a romudy, aud iu uuporiority over all uthors, at least for tho sake of humauity to use it." J. M. Rose, M. D., writes from Coulro College, Dan ville, Ky., "that a young muu, a member of tho Col lage, was so low. that In contulUtlon, hu and other pro fessors had decided that ho oould|uot recover. They dually concluded to try this remedy, aud to their great utouuhiaC^t ono bott'e restored him sound and ted I, although bo hi.J not walked a stop for six month* pro- viously; and that, during twenty-five years’ practico, be had never before witnessed such a remarkable cure." Professor 11. L. Duuham, M. D., near Cincinnati, bhio, joins in a certificate for publication with two clar- tnnnu of tho Baptist Church, sfatiug the case of a -igldy respectable lady who was for uightcon years af flicted. and had become helpless, aud that all other remedies known, as woll os the skill of the moat uml aut physicians, had failed, and thore seemed no hope (<f roeuvory. until thuy finally obtained this remedy, •ml it cured her sound and well. Cant J. II. Carvor, an old resideut aud highly roa- (4ctalde citixeu of Cincinnati, states that he was so lely afflicted twenty-five yean with chronic rheuma- *»*"» and neuralgia. His juiuu had become stiff, and it lt> "j h Ve ll * m ru * iof ual " ll ° * ot t, * i * compound, and Mr. P. Prico, merchant of Now Orleans, writes that “• was Tea Years a cripple from chronic rheumatism, »»«1 fur throe years oould scarcely turn himself iu bod ; U had affected bis whole system, lie tried all remedies ho oould hear of, aud ull tlm must celebrated physicians hut found no relief until he obtained this compound, »na It cured him effectually. Wo might give hundreds ®l such cases cured iu Now Orleans aud the South. L?vi Uills, merchant at Ottowa, Illinois, writes that “• severely afflicted for thirty years, aud farsevou- years could scarcely walk a step. Tho Posh had ffcrnnk from his limbs; the most expensive efforts had tried for years, but he had lost all hone of recovo- A merchant, being in 8t. Louis, hoard of this rein- bought it and took it home, and prevailed on him !?*•• 't. lie certihes that it cured him sound aud woll; nesh had returned to his limbs, which had bccomo itrong M ovor> We mig , lt detail ono thousand oases wire, of equal importance. ,u ? ,t reapoctfully ask those who are afflicted to Mna to the ageut in their vicinity and get a circular, n CtA * letters aud oortiheatos of Rev. Jas. Mitcb- liiii V G - Berryman, Rov. J. H. Linn, Rev. J. &1. .'"J’.Hev. R. a. Colburn, aud other clergymen; while |LVB UUl of lien. J. Smith, lato President of of the Stat0 of Missouri; Geo. O. Athorton, in the Bauk iu St. Louis; Messrs. Jas II. Eddy, Yj^tog, A. Holland, C. W. Stono, J. W. Christy, jwpu Suuthaok, with other prominent merchants of Tif , ’ u a **° nomburs of other citizens. wh» . “vidonee, and thoso aru living witnesses this great romody was first introduced, and turn* mau y tliousands liavo boon ourod during the last ® y*wrs. Tho proprietors have now opened their Central Oflioe at No. 1 Baroluy street, (Astor "*••). “ the city of New York, where all orders for ?k? i «li® wrill be promptly attended to. tx) i “ * Vegetable spirit—an internal remedy, pre- r «ooiumendcd for Uiifouo disease alone. This 'i will cur. ! per single bottlo; or, three bottles for $ll). Uu . w. V. ALEXANDER A CO.. Proprietor*, N. Y. w v A. SOLOMONS A CO^ aud ... J. II. CARTER. eod ly lawT Agents in Savannah. “NUMSII ItKPOUTIS IN LAW ANM n.. BUCITY, ' ■mmon Law, Equity ; and Criminal Reports Com- rpiiB _ . tuned. I iu , Hone * eommenecs with the I)eci>ions of tft. '“•'baelmas (Nov.) Turin, 1850, and contains from Tv. Period all the Deoisions or all the Kuglish Courts, ^.“•ports are fnrnished by a corps of over thirty <J *P*rienoed Reporters, and for eomprehen- brevity and accuracy, the Publishers chal- comparison with auy other series of English Ho- wow published. 7 tk« / have already boon Issued, bringing down lC“ l “ ni to the Summer of 1852, being thus two kun^ lft wdranee of any otlier reprint of English Ro- 'te^roonv.nienee of the Profoselon, there «f(w* “J published, as soou as required, a full Table •»*»,*'•bowing at a glance the volume aud page of **• ' bfBoport* which contain the same cases a* Tu,* tE* Equity Reports. Jl P ? ru w * 11 >*• continued in the tame superior * M *t sulio^jy* 1rU * t •* p4r b*"* 1 * to per- “»«■ there, rerelred hr JOJIN M. fOOPBK * CO. - . ^ A»uut< Air SatuuIi. 8 A VANN AH MORNING NEWS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1852. STEAMSHIP LINES, STKA.HMIlll> ISAMU.. FOR HAVANA, VIA KEV \^E8T To Hail on Saturday, 8/A January The U. 8. Mall 8teamshlp LinolutwoenChar^oBfoa i Ilataaa, via Savannah and Key Wost. BKf 1 * f* Meamihlp 18A- wm(t°J? , n b n r i then t Ooluu, » n, l- having been - LS . — tnppllfd with now boilers, and tho- roughly overhauled, r*-litted, and re-ceonerod will leave this port for Havana as above, and u el .. 0 ntinn . K vr regular trips by leaVliT ' *** WU1 oonll,lu ® li'fvANA ml th Mjit* * 0 . d 224 each month. !? A l4. N . Aoa l bc 15th and SOUi of each mouth, bur freight orpMsage, apply to 00114 COBKNH A HERTZ, Agents. „... . *OK PHIL A DK liPIl 1A. rkiladclphia and Mavantuih Steam Naviga tion Company. The now aud splendid side-wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, of 1.2&) tons register, Capt. John K.Wal ton, has roramonoed her regular trips, .. and will leave Savannah on Wednes- day. tho 8eh 8«|*t., and ovary altornate Wednesday Ih.rj.n., i hi un tlio ni rtupfc. .aj Bcti uil Jotli Oul' .0*1 :tl anil 17th Not., aa*l no oa. Till, alii,. h&, l.o,ii built with ontlro regard to mfstr, oomrort aud dispatch, and offur* now and admirable ta- oilitios to business and travel. For freight or l.anHoge, wpplyto l’ADKLFORD, FAY A CO, Agents in Savannah. HERON A MARTIN, _ »»p« Agents in Fhiladalphla. NEW YORK & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LIN Weekly* The now aud splendid steamships FLORlDA,Capt. Wood hull, and ALA BAMA, Capt. Ludlow, Wlouging to tbo New York and Savannah Steam Navigation Company, will luave 8a- vannnh and Now York overy Saturday. Those ships aro of 1.SUU toua register, and unsurpass ed iu safety, speed and comfort. Those steamers, leaving Savannah at the same time iat tho Marion aud Southerner leave Charleston, ar rive In New York as seen as or before thorn. JtfCabin paMagv $25, pay able before going on board. Agents: TADELFORD. FAY A CD, Savannah. SAMUEL I*. MITCHELL, jy 14 UM Front-street, New York. U. M. MAIL LINK. New-York k Chnrleiton Steam-Packets 8HMI-WKKKLY. Leave Adger's wharves every Saturday mi Wedneailuy. Tho new aud aplen- UNION MARION.. did Steamship Capt. llich’d Adams 1.500 Toas. ..Capt. M. Berry 1,200 Tons. SOUTHERNER Capt. W. Foater 1,000 Tons. JA8.ADGEU Capt. J. lMokiuson 1,500 Tone. Tho Steamship Janas Aisiiu, now finishing, will be placed on tlio liuo early in May. For Freight or Passage apply at the offlee of the l| V |,l II1MI1V UlCUINUlM Corner East] Charleston, Anril 19. Irtfti. SHIP LINES. FOR NEW-YORK.—Now Line. The rogular packet bark PETER DKMILL. Capt. N. llooy, will meet with quick dispatch for lie above port. For freight or passago apply For Freight, Cliurter or Hnle* j.. The brig C1JAM1TON, Davis mastor. For par- ■fUtieulars, apply to UK doo 23 BHIGIIAM, KELLY A CO. •hip COKDELIA. n For freight apply dec 23 BRIGHAM, iLY A CO. M.\ FOR HOSTON. Tho packet schr. NORTH STATE, IIoi mastor, will have dispatch fur the alovo port.— ” - freight or passage apply to WILLIS A BRUNDAGK. FOR BALTIIHORE—Regulnr Line Tlio schr. ANN MARIA, ** .chell master, will noot with dispatch as above. For freight o passago apply board at Joliuson's wharf or t UnKHlAM, KEl.LY A CO. deo 17' FOR NEW YORK—Now Lint. ti, Tho rogular packet schooner BENJAMIN uSrtltA STRONG, Captain W. Smith, will meet with SHBrniok dispatch as above. For freight or pas sage apply to the <'9pUinon board or to due id HENRY K. WA8HBURN, Agent. FOR NEW YORK—Lin ion Lino. tct, Tho rogular naekut schr. N. W. SMITH, Smith >nwtor, will have dispatch for the above port.— ■MUbFor freight or passage apply to dee 15 WILLIS A BRUNDAGK. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, The brig GEORGIANA, Gilehrist, master. Fo particulars apply to BItliiIIAM, KELLY A CO. Mi FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, Tho schooner J. B., J. Bramhall master. For particulars apply to , dec 4 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. Loug, luiviug medt of her cargo engaged will have quiok dispatch. For froight of 3W to 4UU ap|»ly uu board or to BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. . The ship STATE U1UUTS, Thomas Faxtou m master, lias nearly all her cargo engaged aud gu tting on board, will have dispatch. For freight of 3tM bales Cotton apply to t 30 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. . , x uo oj . _ AK2UU bales to ooiupluto her cargo, aud will huv« ttbiminodiate dispatch. For freight apply to ,v dll WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. Creighton, having part of hor cargo ou/xged 2hMlttaiH have quick dispatch. For freight of 50U bales Cotton, or passage, apply “ * *-* “ BRIG FOR LIVERPOOL. , The ship CORNELIUS, Capt. Frenoh, having % most of her cargo engaged aud going onboard, Swill have quick dispatch. For freight 300 bales Cotton, or passago, apply on board ur to 22 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. VK88KL8 WANTED ON FREIGHT OR CHARTER. . Freights for Northern, Eastern and -.WM Southern ports, can ho had ou applies- A ^iHiartiou to (nov 4) ROWLAND A CO. JMMk VESSELS WANTED for Northern Zand Eastoru ports. Apply to 4. m[oot7—ly) WILLIS A BRUNDAOK.S tc CouiTtcr Upn i: I ails-Dhin f E COURRIER DEN ETATd-UNIri is the uuly j daily newspaper entirely in French, published iu The reproduction of the works of Dumas, Sue, Lnm artin, Victor Hugo, Ac., published in either editiuu under the headiugs of ** Fouiliutons, Nouvulles," Au., represents a vulue of moro thuu thirty dollars per an- French Press aud Literature, and atuoug them may be exist. Price of tlie Daily $8, and Weekly $3 per annum—(contains 16 pages ito. printdd on handso.'ne paper). Subscriptions received by For Sale, F OUR young, well broke Buitgy ami Saddli Horsos, warranted touud and geutle. Apply to nov 19 SMAW3awtf P. QIEBELUuUdE. Martin Grotlicr H AVIN(» boeo liurut out by the lute firo on corner Montgomery and South Broad streets, has now takon the store lately occupied by WM. BEEF KEN, corner Whitaker s'treot aud Taylor street lauo Sehroff's uow huiidings—whore lie will always keep 1 haud a largo stock of Family Groceries. TO RENT- -Thus upper portion of tho House, con . rising five commodious rooms, of which possessiu will be given ou the 1st of January. Apply at tl ALE ! ALE! ALE ! M essrs, uuantock, Roberts a. co.— Gents—You are hereby appointed our “Solo ts” for the salo of our brands of “ Albany Imperi- I Ale," in the city of Savannah, Statu of Goorgia, rum aud alter this date. (Signed j Now York, Duo. 1st,'52. JOHN TAYLOR A SONS. -——Having received the Agoucy ut the above well inowu superior Ale, a constant auu ample supply will be always kept by us in store at “ Williuk's Wharf." Persons desiring the article will be promptly supplied by giving uotico at our Ollice, ou the Wharf, or througli the Post Olliuu. UUANTOCK, ROBERTS A CO., deoil Williuk's Wharf. Families supplied with half barrels of Crumu Ale. __ — |{ 01ir<i j ug-, pWO OR THREE einglo Uoiilleinnii can '»o nc- [ eomiuodated with pleiuaut hoard at tho corner of »uos snd Abercurn stroets. tf doo 22 HOARDING. fERY desirable Rimuiis, with Board, at reasona Lie rates. Apply at this Office. tf nor 8 A CARD. R. P.GIKTIKLIIOUHK having sold bis BAKE RY to Mums™. .MILLER A FRANK, would rti- vum hit thanks to his friends aud the public iu geuural for their liberal patronage, end, at tho same timo, would respectfully solicit the ' “ " M Messrs. F. MILLER A A. FRANK having bought Mr. Ueibclheuse'e BAKERY, would respectfully ask their friends and the public iu goueral to extend their patronage of that establishment also to the uow propri etors Mr. Miller takes, at the same time, the opportu nity to express his thauks for the patronage the public bestowed upon bis Pie Bakery, at the oorner .Broad and Jleffewou street*,and respectfully ■elicits1 its continuance. Thelrsbon will always l*e well furnished with fresh Bread and all sorts ^-Y! k °V. Ae. |duo 2—lmol MILLER A t RAN A._ i NEOHO HROUANS, Q.oll.uw.'. «m. d .n*l 6h*K«. Liidl.., Hl.». ‘"'iO' 11 - dren’e do, for sale low by W. HE1DT. I AM*.—A choice lot of Pig llaiiw, ju.t receiv ed per steamer and for salo by - ...» * n n u.mi v sf Andrew • llall. M. J. bOLOMONS. 1 .WOLUH PIC'KLKH AND i<ul r " c * i ” l ‘ r "‘ "*Tbosaod. CAKVb, HCiKV8^-«lM MHBruuenl of plain and fancy, aud v.f wide aud narrow. Call nt Bay-si. IdeolSj PRICE A VEADLB. O 10UVI811 SOCNDH Hn.i TONOfJKSc li*i^o »b< ..locUul .1 UMolrararmbnl w> (.dim 17J C.JI.SCAU.V. .r..U ol/ STEAMBOAT LINES. Savannah, Angnita and Uambnra. irw»» ^ The Union Steamboat Company of AGeorgU and HoulbCaroling havingthe- ■^^^^^MeroUghlr uvnrnauled and rofitud the su- Mrior steam-packeu II. 1* COOK and OREGON, with lighter, are now ready to truiuport freight ef all dcMilptlon between Savannah. Augusta and Hamburg, thau any oU,.r boats on the river. The steamer, aro commanded by experienced and accommodating captain*, and all freight consigned taTheir agouU 5 ill bo forwarded free of Commission.. Th. accommodations fbr passenger, eunal if not superior to tuty boats on the rlVer. "ire P.W. HENRY UAlil'JUL l*r , Saveinah, E. V. KlNcill.EY A CO., •• a ^ JAMES HARPER A CO, Augusta, flsvannah, 21st 8«»pt., IH52. — UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. FOR PALATKA. EAST FLORIDA, .. Vht Darien, lli uiietvlck, Hr. dlarrs. 1 JACKSONVILLE. M1DDLEBURO (Black Creek), AND PIClll.A’l'A. ■;v. eteam-naeVetWM.OAR- lTON, Capt, Shaw r will leavu Tuesday The r To Darien.*. 8t. Mary’s loave svery Tuemlay. ‘- of passage »>y this boat are as follows: $3 00 4 60 Jacksonville g yy Black Creek, PiculaUand Palatka 8 00 I or freight or passage apply on board, at CharlesUa itesin^pr-'-** —*—* CI.AIlllOHN k CUNMINQIIAM. A t ’u. TO TRAVELLERS UUIKU NORTH. TUB HAVANNAII AND DUAK1.KHTON r^O U. S. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS Leave Savannah erory morning at 4 o’clock A. M., after the arrival of tho uight traiu of the Central Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. tbo same day, ocnuecting at Charleston with the .Wilmington Hirnin-Packotii, Which leave with the U. 8. Alail overy day, at2)4 P.M., aud also w ith the Nrw.York nn<! Lhurlcntun Hieannthlnn. IVhli.l. I.av. f'l*..1...i .. I J r the uoxt. ” Fare from <5harlestou — »•...-««.» u , >>«ud route. $20—time 52 hours; by ■tcaiusMpe. $25. (my 15] 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agon’ OFFOHITION LINK TO FLORIDA* RATE OF PASS ACE REDUCED. rrwwm .The superior new steampacket WE- LAKA. Capt. N. King, leaves every AWfckMMHttsSsturday a t 10 o'clock A. 31. {Rate or passage la large airy state rooms, as follows: 43 00 To Darien Jacksonville G UO Picolnta 8 00 Palatka uo Black Crook 8 uu N. B.—Freight oonsigned to K. It. Duke, for Ocala, will be shipped freo of all chargos at Palatka. Apply on board, at tko Charleston Co.’s Wharf, or to f«b 19 8. M. LAKFITF.AIT, Ago lec! Icc! 3 HIE undersigued will outer into contracts until tho 20th or January ensuing, for the delivery of i from tho Sebago Lake Ice Company,of Portland, Mu. dee 24 4 JOHN L. COPE. ltd” Goorgia Citixeu, Maoon, i.nd Constitutionalist, Augusta, copy and send bill to tills otfico. Carpet and Floor Cloth Warehoasc. Curtains, Curtain Goods, Arc., Arc., Arc. No. 140 Congresg and No. 57 St. Julicn Stm. rjHIE Subscriber, knowing that the citi/.cus of I Savannnh havo folt a great interest iu tho ustab- llihiug of a CARPET WAREHOUSE, In this city, aud being aware that many have boon awaitiug the complutiou of the Now Store, sc that they could make their scloctiou of tho various articles lor furnishing their houses, would rospectfully inform the public, generally, that ho has opened the most com plete assortment of all the various styles of GOODS usually kept in similar ostablishmeuts. The Stock of the different departments will consist, iu port, of the following Goods, vis: CARPET DEPARTMENT. Royal Velvet; Tunostry Brussels; Mocet Brussels; Brussels; Volvot: Tapestry and Brussels for Stairs; Throe Ply. Suiiorfino, Fine and Common Ingrain; Plain snd Twilled Venetian for Stairs, Halls, Ao.; Drug gets, G-4,12-4 and 10-4 iu width, ofevery vsrietv of pat terns; Hearth Hugs; Parlor aud Stoop Mats; Table and Piano Covers; Silver aud Brass Oval aud Octagon Stair liods; Stair Linen, Ao., Ac. OIL C’LOTITH. Of overy width ; from ono to eight yards, for nails, Dining Rooms, Steamboats, Saloons, Ac.; Rose Wood, Mahogany and Small-figured Furniture Oil Cloth*, 4-4, 5-4 aud U-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for Stairs. UtJRTAINH. Silk and Worsted Damask Do-Lain*. 1 ; Worsted aud Lluou Damask DuLalns; Figured and l'iaiu Duuiasks, variety of colors; White and Buff, for Shades. WINDOW Hll A DEM. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland and White and Gold, entirely new style ; Cord; Loops; Tas sels; together with all the various Trimmings for Cur tains and Shades. GILT CORNICE*. Bauds, Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety and pat terns, of tho iatcut importation; all of which will be sold at whulosalo or retail, on the most liberal tcrms.l WM. H. GUION, Agent, 114U Congress and 57 St. Julian-sts. JL o provide themselves with a luxnry to ** N.K. these Hats, For sale at the Hat Store BARNUM A CO., 1«9 Congress-»t. 4 FINE MOLESKIN HATS. A new supply of fine Moleskin Hats at No. 147 Bay-street. oct 7 PRICE A VEADEn. UUANI> SHOOTING MATCH. On IHonilny. 27tli December. W ILL lake place, ut HAdLttR A WIEGAND’8 Garden, corner of Lover's Lauo and Whattor's Jttoad. list or PHIZES. Two Gold Watches—each worth 60 dollars. Shooting to commence at 1)^ o'clock, P. M. Tickets may bo had at Baslor's Bar Room, Mr. Wei- R nJ's Bar Room, Mr. btrous's Bar Room, Mr. F.8tcin‘s welry Establishment, Mr. Shorff's Grocery Store, and EXTRA SUPERFINE CANAL FLOUR, ilS LBS. FOH $1 OO. ALSO SUPERFINE CANAL FLOUR, 32 lbtt. for $1 00. 100 Bngfl New Hulled Bnrkwhcat, 25 lb*, each, at 75 cent*. >7WHOLE AND HALF BARRELS CANAL I cl Flour, for sale low by the barrel by dec 24 WM. G. DICKSON, Whltakor-st, corner Broughton Lane. Six Weeks Seed Potatoes, JUST RECEIVED. BUSHELS of those colobratod Potatoes, for %J\J oarly planting—they mature two to four weeks earlier than nny other, aud aro calculated for early uiaricet, for sale by Wll. G. DICKSON, dec 24 Whitaker-St., corner Broughton Lane. WM. J. HUNT, 1GS1-J BROUGHTON STREET, YiroULD rospectfully aunouuce to his putrom f f that, having recovered Rom his recent illness he w ill hereafter be fouud in constant atUndanoo al his Shop. To thoso gentlemen who have so kindly continued their custom to him duriug his absence from his business, ho begs gratefully to acknowledge his tn- dubteduess, with the assuruuou that his attention I their future calls shall bo unremitting. 6 doo 24 L. A N D AGENCY, .llillcilgovlllf, Gn. 2 HIE subscriber will put chase or sell on comniii ■ion LANDS of the several Land Lotteries of this .te. (dec 2-2iul JAME8 K. BUTT8. Dry Goods, Clotting, Ao. Large und Imp or lnm lain W D BY MWOlt" AT OOBT. -fl SAVANNAH CHEAP DRY ROODS STORE! of tl»c Red Fla, mKSTwtii 0f thI riiHK I LA otr.r, ft u..ur it. rttHT. T. B. ItUMUAM FOHT & DENHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oct 7 SAVANNAH, UA.ly . . ^ . if’tMHKET. IIh Hubscritwir boiug about to lemove into u .ARUKR STORE FOR THE SPRING TRADE, from this date th* entire ef a well selected and seasonable stock of rordfsa and Domestic Dry Goods, AT FIRST COST FOR CASH, POSITIVELY— Consisting In part or Hleaohod and Brown Shirtings of tbo mast approved makes, 6.8,9,10, II, and 12-4 Sheetings, Shirting Stripes, eolored Hetoospuns, Bedtioks.Douims. Apr..n Cheeks, Drillings, white, brown, nod colored Canton Flannels, with n collection of colored aud Muurnlng Calicos. Mourning snd colored Uiughame. Dross Uoods. Black Lustre and Rllk Warn Alpacas and Brocades, fknoy colored Orleans and Alpachas in great variety ol styles and shades, Coburgs, bilk Poplins, l.yoneso Cloths, and Thibet Cashmeres, nn extensive assortment of Mous de Laues, quite new design*, from 12>. up wards, to which the attention of families is requested. White <'union €rti|ie SliuwD, VLAIK ANO KUIIUOIIIERKI). A beautiful oollectlon at unusually lx>w Prices. Tor- keira aud Cashmere Long and square Wool Shawls, black and colored, of superb dcsi^us. Blankets nml Tlauncls. A largo lot of low priced and medium Blankets for ssr- vauts.with afuUsupplyof Duffel, Mackinaw and Wliit- noy ditto., for family use. Super 3-4 snd 4-4 Salisbury White Flannels, Welch Gauxe do., low prlood aud me dium white, red, yellow aud blue do. Cloths itnil C'tissiincrcs. 8upnrfiuo French black Cloth, for gentlemen's wear will be sold very low. Black aud fanoy Cassiineres, low f >riced Satinets for servants, and super do., Tweed Cas- meres for boys' wuar, black Satin and fancy Vestings. Hosiery nml loves. Ladies'black English Hoso, Ladies' and Mlues' white, ■late and mixed do.. Gout's and Beys'white, brow n auu mixed llalf-Uosu, Ladles' Merino Vests, Gents' Wool, Merino and Cot- tou Under- Vests and Draw ers. Ladios' black, w hite and colored Kid Gloves, Sowing Silk do. and Mitts, Merino, Lisle, Silk, and Cotton. G outs' block Kid, Lined Berlin, Cloth, Merino, Lisle, Cotton aad Silk Gloves, a full assortment. Ladies' Misses' Boys' aud Children's Hoods, Coatees, Zeidiyr Sacks, Polka Coats, Alboul Hats, Roblloy Hose, and infants' wool Boots, Ao., 4c. IriNli Linens. Another ease of those heavy, tinker-spun, and undress ed Family Linens, which have given such entire satis faction, Fine no., a full assortment from25cts. upwards, ••warranted all Pure Linen l'«r« and .Sound bleach Doyleys, Damask Napkins,Table Linen Damasks, from &U oeuts upwarks, 8-3 and 8-1U Damask Table Cloths, Huckaback aud Dlupnr Towels and Toweling, Long Lawns, Birda-Eye, Scotch, aud Russia Diapers, Dew las, Crash, aud Ounahurgs. Black Italian Silk. For Ladies' Drosses. Mantilla*, 4c., with black Silk Laoe to suit, EMUROIDEIIED ROBES, Clieini- •otts, Capos, Collars. Laces, Liucu, Thread and Lisle Edgings, Muslin Trimming, black and colored Crapes, S reensud blue Baicge,Tuok and Dress Combs,Cutlery, »eket Hdkfs, Head do., iu great variety, with a collec tion of Ladies' Plain Revore aud Embroidered Linen Caiubrick Hdkfs, woll worthy the attention of families. T. McKenna. P. 8.—The Store he now occupies to bo rented from tho first of February uoxt. doe 13 SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, &o. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES. 3 HIIIS INSTITUTION, formerly under tlio charge [ of tho Rev. J. 11. Eaton, will be continued by Miss ATHAWAY os his successor. Miss 11. is usgotiating to secure us nn nssooiato a highly accomplished young lady ; aud thuy will employ such ether teachers us may be requisite to moot tlio demands of tho patronage extended to the Institute, aud sustain a School in no rested inferior to any other iu ths city. The number of Pupils will be striotly limited, but young ladies wishing to join any ono of the classes, will always be receivod. The terms aud oourte of study for those n»w connected with tbo Instate, w ill remain unaltered, and the session ensuing after the holidays will open on Monday, January 3d, 1853. Previously to that date applications for adm'.ulon may be made to Miss Hathaway, at the residence of Mr. liine, corner of South Broad and Montgomery-sts., and uftor tbo opeuing of tbo session, at the Shcuol Room, iu the baaemont of the First Baptist Church. tJ3 do 23 MONTPELIER FEMALE INSTITUTE. frilK 'J1T11 TERM of tlm MoNTPLLIKIt X FEMALE INSTITUTE, will commence on the First Thnraduy of Jnnuury next. Miss M. M. BUELL, so long aud favorably known as tlio Principal Teacher of the lustituto, and for two { ears as its Superintendent, will uko charge of the nstitute, and have entire ceutrol of all its interior managements. She will bo assisted by tho same able corps ol Instructors w hich has hitherto given so inuuh satisfaction. A clergyman of high standing in his profession will attend to tho religious instruction of tho young ladios. Tho Bishop of the Diocese w ill continue to be the visitor of tbo Institute, and will attuud tho examina tions, and nee that proper and sufficient instruction is afforded to those who patronise the School. Application for admission will be made to Mr. W. I Williturd, Secretary aud Treasurer. Macou, or to tt undersigned at Macon. STEPHEN ELLIOTT* Jr., nov 19-2mSTATh Biabop of the Diocese of Georgia. MUSIC, FRENCH. DRAWING AND PAINTING In Wntci* Colon®, Tauqut nv E. MILLER, 132 Soutii-Uuoad Ht. DANCING ACADEMY. MONSIEUR A. BONAUD respeotfully informs his patrons, that hit Academy is open for the rcceptiou of pupils. During the season the following Fancy Dancos be introduced, besides tho regular course of Tuition :— Torentvlia, Rutta, Gavotte, Pas Stirien, Zingoralla, Scbotisch, Redowa, Maiurku, etc. Former pupils are requested to eomo early if like to learn Fancy Dancca for his Ball, to be givi Classical and English School, O. A. HOLCOMBE, Gauton-btrect, near the Park. •ep27 dtNl—3awOm Wost-Broad-stroct Stahloi BROWN 4 HARRIS. $40 lCctvnrd. R UNAWAY from lU« tiiili.rriber on III. 2*tli u11his Negro Man Ben Price. The above re ward will be paid for his delivery to me. nov G tf H. F. Wll.LINK, Skn'i FLEMING A MILLKN. The undersigned, having united in the praotico of Law willatli nd punctually to auy business en- huy and \ Offlee hours from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M., and 3X P. M. t P. M. ly j»n 31 1 KKI) OATS.— 200 hags heavy Maryland Heed ) Oats landing from schooner Maria Ann, and h leby (dec 18 J ' CLAGIIORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. |>JCEF isn*1 J> Market Dei auu fur sale by KEF und FLOUR.—30 half bbls. Fulton Beef; 10U bbls. Baltimore Flour, landing •y (de 20) MoMA1IUN 4 DOYLE. FUCJS OKAOKHK8, Ice. CA BOXES FIRE CRACKERH ; 50 lible. Her- eJV/ ring®; 75 boxes do., just received and far sale by • MeMAHON A DOYLE. doc 2U UUGAR nud WHISKY.—15 hlids. Poito Rico Sugar; 150 bbls. Domestic Whisky, just re ceived and for sale by _ dec*) McMAlION 4 DOYLE. jriLcTuR.—40 bids. Iliram Smith Flour P 30 do. pure Genesee do 10) do. Baltimore do. Jf.-S"' *"' 1 fur Sfi^HOHN t CUNNINGHAM. ILLOW CRADLKH nml WAGGONS.—j lotjust received br dec 22 MORSE 4 NICHOLS, 155 Broughton-et. W R ECEIVED p«r steamer Ficrida—BlackriiIks, Black Bombatinea, French Merinoes, Linen 8bc*t- ing Table Damask and Diapers, 11-4 Cottou Sheeting, Brown and Bleached Canton Flannel, Needle Worked L. C. lldkfs., Chemisette* and SonUg Sleeves. Also, Undergarments for Ladies, Gontlemeu and Boys; Ho siery, Gloves and Umbi alias. For sale low by Juoti DxWlTT k MORGAN. W] of" 4 Preserves, by suemor lloridA, fo resale by^ dee 24 A. BONAUD. I LMONUK ANI» CIIKKISB.—211 N> Al- A nioudi, 6 l»i«. n.»rol< CheeM, 2 bn Bwi- do. gUkbr [dec24f A. BONAUU. II ink-S. UKLTM, Stc., ill »oy quiiutlly, H "..<dhj lid 2d) JOHN U VOl-h. Savannah Female Heminary. XTRH. MARIA O. BUCHANAN, asiiated by her 1YJL aister, Miss Ktle. will ro-epen her 8chool ot Mouday, September 2Dth, in tho rooms under Mrs. Platt' boarding-house, op(»osito Monument Square, Congress- street, Mrs. Buchanan will pay strict attention, not only to the mental culturo of those young ladios who mny bo oommitted to hor charge, but also to their moral train ing and general deportuiout. The discipline or the School will striotly enforce tho principles of obedionce, industry, aud order, but a same timo the government will partake of that character wliteh mark* the relatiou between parent aud child. Reports of the progross and deportment of each pupil will be publicly ruad iu the School Room, ou ti.e last Friday in every month, and at the samo timo reoitatious will Ini heard in the differont studies. Parents aud guardians aro respectfully invited to attend. Tkkmm or Tuition i>ek Qiuutkk. Orthography, Reading and Writing $ 0 UU Orthography, Reading, Writiug und the First Principles of Geography aud History 8 00 The above branches with Arithmetic Ill UO UrMiograpliy, Reading, Writiug, Arithmetic, Grammar, Mythology, History, (Sacred, An cient aud ModornA Geography, (Ancient and Modern,) Natural History, Elocution, Rhetoric and Composition 12 00 Thu above branches, with Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Physiology, Astronomy, aud tho use of tho Globes 15 Music 20 00 Drawing.* ".*^ 10 00 Statiouery and Fuol 1 00 Instruction will be givsu iuthescieuce of Musiuon tho Blackboard, whioh will greatly facilitate the pro gress of the pupil. Mrs. Buchanan and her sister can show testimonials of their qualifications as Teachers from gstiUemen ot character and eminence. Savannah, Sopt. 13,1352. tf in legal hours ol sale, r Runaway Negro, uarned Charles, who is now conliuod in the Jail of Chatham County, ordered by tlio Honorable the Jus- " “ - - • ~ may be sold ae the NNY, Sheriff C..C. f 1 HI Gb, HI DIM,US, W.ler .ml Iron., fur .all* W5 F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryn | VOU11LE 17 sale by nml HliNtH.K iUrrell (tuiiH—for F.W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan Street. INSURANCE. A U JCNOC l,V SAVANNAH, The Liverpool unit Lawton Fire and Life Paid np Caintal Surplus aud Boservk I'uud Working Capital- TVo Millions Three Jfundr.d and fbrty Thtmsand Dollars. ladders, porfoct suourlty tho public- is now proparod through agents, to Insure against Firo Risks in Savannah, the most ad vantagoou* terms. /Erectors in Aew- Volk* JiMKs Browk, Esq., Chairwian. Franoiv CovrBNBT, Esq., Deputy Chali Joseph Uaillard, Jr. O. W. Faber. Esq. Mortimer Livingstow, E«|. | Resident SecreUry—Al, Deputy Chairman. Alox’r Hamiltou, Jr., Esq. Ed. F. Sanderson, Esq. re, Esq. William 8. Wetmore, J Counsel ol the Board—Ate Apply to BANCRorr k BRYAN. Agents, nov 8 tf No. 117 Bay-streoL l.ONUON PIKKNIX KlltK OPPIClt. rpiUH Cnnipnuy takes Fire Risks iu this city,end I insures Renta and Leasee. e*p2 ROIIT. HABERSHAM k SON. AgenU. ml \ the most favorable terms. COHENS 4 I1ERT7,. JIutuHl Lllo Innurunre Uoinpauv of Now Y«irk. I HA AC ARRATT, Hecy. JOSEPH H. COLLINS, i*res't. Dr. U. 1). Aknoi.h, Medical Examiner. &ir ur A MB " A Al.» Tlio uiu uni nwi.i., President end Treasurer.— son Cuasr, Hfo'ry. C. F. MoKar, Actuary. undersigned, Agent of tlie above Company, oon- tluuoi to take the following risks, via: Marine, Riser and Eire; also on tho livos of Servants. Lives of White Persons are also taken by this Com pany. No extra premium for residing in the Houth. WILLIAM KING, Agout, June 17 ly Corner ef Bay and Drayton ate. IUKNDEN’8 EXPHES8, F»r N©w-Y#rk. Honton, 1'liilnilrlnhln, And all the Northern, kasltrn and tresttm Towns, California, Europe, ifc. Also, Ma con, Oglethorpe, Columbus and MilUdgs- ville, Oa., and all intermediate places, A RRANGF.AIENT8 liuving been insdo with tin New-York and Savannah SteamshipCompauy, by which wo aro prepared to far ward Packages, Parents, Hpocin, Jewelry and Merchandise of every description. Tbli Express has been oxtended to nivut the wants of ths citiiens of Savannah and towns in tho interior. All those entrusting business to ns ean rsly on having ail business matters attended to promptly and faith fully. J DxMARTIN, Agent, OlBoe No. 153 Bay-st., 2 doors East City Hotel, Ravannab, Ga. OrriCKB—No.74 Broadway, New-York; No. 8 Court-street. Boston; No. 43 South Tlilrd-strcot, Philadelphia. All goods intended for us plsaae mark oaro Ham den's Express. 6m jy 17 S UNDRIES.—50 bbls. No. 1,9 and 3 Mackerel 60 Halves, do 1 aud 2 50 Barrals first proof Whisky 25 do Phslps P 4 H Gin 25 do Roso Giu 20 do New England Rum 10 do Old Monongalieia'Whisky. 40 do New crop New Onoans Molasaea 25 do Hiram Smith Flour 50 do Pure Geuoaco do 100 do Baltimore do 100 Boxoa Colgate's Pale aud No. l;Sonp 20 do i'oilot Soap 200 do Hperm, Star aud Mould Candloa 100 Bags prime Rio Coffee AO do do Java Coffee loo Barrels Stewart's 11 and C Sugars 10 Hlids. l'urto Rico Sugar 10 Bids. A Crushed do 6 do Powdered do 2 Bales Almonds 100 Boxos English Dairy aud White Choose 1U0 do Tobacco, assorted qualities 50 do Segars assorted, some very fino, and S onoral assortment of Wines, foreign Liquors, Tea o., for saioby (dee 171 COHEN 4 TARVER. Oysters Oyster*! Oysters: Tho undersigned will furnish Oys ters of the finest quality, either opened oi iu tho shell, rresli from Thunderbolt every morning. Parties, private families, hotels and eating-houses, furnished at their re spective plaoes, by leaving their orders at bis resides or at Mr. O. Bronson's Grocery and Fruit Store, uu tho rnarkot. N. B.—Having a rogular supply eviry day. all or ders will bo attended to w ith promptness and dispatch. Orders l'roin the country inuut bo attended with theoaali — city foforouoo. (nov 80—lm) JAS. OLIVER, Ag'l Upholstery mid Cabinet Work. The subscribers having taken tho store or Whitakor-etreet, next to Dibble k Carey's Tab faring Establishment, resnectfnlly announce to . tho citixons of Havanuah that thuy are prepared to execute all ordors In ths above line on the most REASONABLE TERMS. Spocial attention paid to repairing all kinds of Furnl* to shortest notice. JAMES LARKIN, THOMAS TIERNEY. PARTICULAR NOTICE. HOSE gnuiltiueii whoso Iruuks have lieon left at the bouse of tho subscriber, and who are indebt- i him for boarding, are hereby notified that raid trunks will bo sold with their couteuts if not redeemed before the first of Jauuary next. HENRY WEIGAND, r dec 18 tlj Planters' Hotel. A NEW FIRM. W. r. IIABKIM. BKIDMOKK HARRIS. HARRIS A CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Alnd Dealers tfn drain and Uroceries, 93 Ilay-Htreot, Mavaunnh v 30 Omn Cheap Dry Good*. A N aesortmeut nfuew Dress Goods, consisting of jt\ Silks. De Lalues, Alpacas, Morena, Ginghams, Worked Collars, Uudersleevcs, Chemisettes, L. C. lldkfs., Ladies' Kid Gloves,Crape Shawls, and various other articles, which will be sold extremely low, at N 146 Gibbous’s Range, l»y (oct6( 1. DASHER. COLO HE D JIA at; blit It EO T VEilb P. M. CAKE V Wf OULD respectfully give notiro that lie line fY reopened his Gallery, corner Bryan street and Market square, where he fs prepared to sxceuto Pic tures in hia much admirod style, either in eli rainy or fair weather. Instructions given in the art and all the appai furnished. Also, a large lot of Plates, Cases, Chemi cals, 4o., far sale 6m no 29 Turk’s Island Salt. 3 000 T*! ,K J‘ M *D d /®c SAMUKL SOLOMONS. A LONE HTAR IIATS.-Just receivod, full supply of th. late style Lone Star Hats, for sale at the cheap Hat and Cap Store of doc 4 N. K. BARNUM 4 CO. Uukery. 8UR8CRIRKR has commenced the Raking the corner of Jones aud Liucoln-sls., ho wll be happy to servo customers with HOT BREAD morning and uvoniug, of as good a quality as oau It. had at auy BAKERY in the city. Ho will also delivor BREAD fa his customers at their residence. J HIEJ iere he dee 11 1m WM. BLACK. NEW HOOKA, RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER A CO Tuuksoav, Dec. 23un. NOVEL7 <>r,_Varieties uf English Life.— A T v N( 1>I By Si My Life a 1849. By Arthur Gargui. Clirislmas Tales, liy Charles Diokcns. ^ Bianca: a tale of Erin aud Italy. By Edward Matu* Tbu Pretty llato. By John Viuoent—illustrated by Darfay. Hp.uoheson the Legislative Independent of Iroland, with introductory notes. By Thomas kYaneie Meagher. The Living Pulpit; or. Eighu.ou Sermons. By emi- lent Living Divines of tlie Presbyteriau Church--edit- "1 hr H-V. I.lij:ih Wilson. 1 WAN’S DOWN.—A few dozen pieces Swan 7 Down, reoeived per stesmur. and for snle by doo 10 La ROCHE, BOWNE 4 CO. CHAIHFAGNK WINE. 1 BASKETS of Le Cardinal Champagnn 11/ a very superior articlo, just reoeived p Foster aud for sale by A.C. TOi _... deo 1 No. 126 Bay street. A LK and POUTKH.-50 litil.. CroHin Al« ; 50 oasks London Port.r, just received and for sale M< (doo 13) UoMAIION 4 DOYLE. 1 and for sale by (deo 20) / 111 HI ATM AM (,'AKKM.—Just received per V7 Florida, faun New York, a quantity of Christmas Cakes. For salo by JOHN DALEY, l/IGM.—30 drums new Hmyi U b j^ Bfcflam ® r * n< * - or **l C. B. 8CALLY, St. Audrew's Hall. from Maine. For sale o >UICKt liny, I'oialooH, ApplcwiV Cider ^m or f ca( j—* *—-» ing lrom ship Soutbjwrt aud for sale by » 14 CLAGIIORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. C IllAMPAtJNE.—* r>u baskets Heidsick, Perriu / and Grspe Cbampsiue, landing and for salo by dee 25 CLAGIIORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. • Goshen Butter, 50 boxes English Dairy ajad Uoeh- CLAOHOBN 4 CUNNINGHAM. M ACKEREL.—30 »»bls. Mu. I, and No. S aud No. 3 Mackerel. 40 M “ “ erel, in store and far sale by doc 17 SWIFT 4 CO. W INTER WHALE OIL od, fur sale low by deo 25 MOOHE 4 HENDRICKSON. /YXYUKNATED BITTERS. — A fresh V/ fwpply jnet rwueivod and far xaI. by doo IS MOOKL 4 11LNDRICK80N. 1BARR ELM Phelps' Gin, in store ausl for J t/ sal, by (dec 171 E. O'DYBNE. K KY BAHKKT.I A U..I, buuUAil ullcl., forUdlu’UM (Jc. 22) MUH.SE t NICliUUt. C HKIiMi;.—25l.oL.of fr,.h Chw, frirlunf- ijf ■»»,** .w i-jr (Imiii) w.v.ruuif. M du C4Xt«r 2 hlids new Codfish 200 I Nixes do scaled Herrings 80 d.* Bedel’s 6s -nd He patent tallow Candles 60 bbls Butter, Sugar and Soda Crackers lt*0 Luxes white ana eolored Choose 100 5, 10, 15 and 20 gallon Koga 60 dozen painted Buckets 50 ilo aast.rtod Brooms 70 bbls extra Nos I and 2 Mackerel 50 do large No. .Ydo 40 quarter, half aud bbls Buckw heat 50 do E. Phelps’ Gin CO kegs and half do California Powder 4 casks cannlstcr do 200 boxos No. 1 pale and family Soap 80 do Colgatoa pourl f- ling and far sale by s 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. Utoos, landu g aud for,salo by SWIFT ft CO. BACON HIDES AND MIIUULDERM. On IIHDH. Prime Uncoil Hides 1A do do do Shouldere 10 tierces Sugar Cured Hams For sale by (doc 10 j SWIFT 4 CO. TOBACCO AND CIUAHH. 1 On ROXKH Tobacco, Various brand* and uizr* JUU 50 M. Cigars do do do In store and for sal* by [doo 10] 8W1IT ft CO. LIQCORH. DHI.8. N.K. Rum &ej 25 do Domestic Brandy U) do E.P. Gin 25 do P. ft 11. Conn. River Gin M do N. O. Whisky 20 do Eagle Muu. Whisky In store nnd for sale by [dee 16] SWIFT ft CO. J UHT RECEIVED |>«r ateauter Alabama :— 6 bbls West India Oranges 6 boxes do. do. do. 25 boxes Fresh Figs 20 boxes Raisins 10 half boxes Raisins 40 quarter do. do. 20 bbls. Apples 6 firkins best Goshen Butter 5 boxos do. do. Che.su 2 bbls. Cranberries. [d.o 15] J. D. JESSE. 1.7VKN1NO OlUiHH Mll.kS^Ju.l r*-<*i*lv..il jf j a few patterns of plain uolortd Silks, suitable lor Evening Drosses; also colored Satin, by „ W. C. WADSWORTH, <!««» UnJor M.f.hall Uoum. Good.,.**., wn.i.tin, of' I*. ov.p* v.rl.ly; Jg • Lockets nnd Peueiis, stales Rings, Enr, K.J., SpMtaolM, . mnunfacturod. Also the largest stock ef Plated War*. Plated and Gilt Goode ev.r offered In this market, together with an ftssortmont or Feuoy Goods, among which are Fan oy Boxes. Desks, Aeflordinns, Kcisrois, Knives, R*t or e tftrops, Threads, Nuodlos, Buttons, Balances, spoons’. Soaps, 4c. Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Crockery and Glass ware. Dry Goods, new and seeond hand Furniture, Clothing, Fancy Articles, Clocks, Watches, Cutlery, ft*. Terms cash before delivery. N. B.—All erticlea purchased at auction, aad not set- id for before th. next r«i «ount aud risk of the form tied for before the next regular sale, will be sold ftw ae- . — *»-- purchaser. tMuodon. . . a mtlu o'eloek. . In front of store, an assortment of Furnlturo, consist ing of one Marble Top Centro Table, six Mahogany Chairs, °a* Mahogany Rocking Chair. Table Couch, Water Cooler, Kitchen Furniture, ft*. Term* each be fore delivery. ON FRIDAY NEXT, Dec.Sl.VtTTo'oleck. Will be sold la the houso at the north east corner of 8L James's Square, a variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture, comprising the entire .lurulshing of a gen teel boarding house. Terms cash. On TUESDAY,o'oloak, Will be sold in front of tlio Court lluuso, Lots No. 9 and aud 111, third Tytliing, Anson Ward, containing cauh lifty-fivo aeros, situated in Chatham County, between the Darien and While Bluff Roads, about three miles from the oily and know u as *• The Cottuye," Terms • sal*. A trig use's Sale. On THURSDAY, Jan. C, at 10 o’clock. Will be sold at tho nrumises, lx* No. 3. Yamacraw, all Uie BnUUngs Boilers, eompfate; ono largo Moehiue Imthv. two email Lathes, one Screw Cutter, ono Punching Machine, a quantity of Iron Bolts, <.ae pair ol Scales, a tot or Htulth Tongs, Anvils, Bellows, blocks. Taps and Dies, Key and Tap Wruuohus, faffs of Chisels and Roamora.Hwnge Blooks, Hummers and sledgus, with a great variety of other Smith Tools. Also airnut 1,000 bushels of Smith Coals. Also the unexpirvd Lease of the Lot. Hold as the assigned property of W. H. Garland, by order ortho Assiguou, for benefit of creditors, Ao. Terms at sale. Prime Whits Com at Private Sals. Just received per schr. I.uolnda from Elisabeth City, JUOObuaheia prime White Corn. Groceries, Pntvtsitms, Ae. PUILRRIOK ft BELL offur on aooummodating terms, * private ealu: LiQUoun.—50 bbls. N. E. Hum, 2.5 bbls.Psach Brandy. 26 bids. Mouougabela Whisky, fi pipes Holland Gin. 0 half pipes Cognac Brandy, 10 oasks "Small Still" Scotch Whisky, 1 punuhoou Irish Whisky (MuMahau’s), 6 eighth casks Ptuut, Castillion ft Co. and ll.uuessy Brandy, 200 doa of fino Madeira, Sherry and Pert Wiues 'Brandy, Qin, Rum, Whisky and ChorryBran* dy—all private stook. Bicon—20 casks Sides, 10 oasks Hams, 10 easka Shoulders. Mar.—300 bales Eastern and Northern. CaHKXT.—150 bbls. Roaendale Cement Co. Ftx)UB.—1UU bbls. Canal, 50 bbls. Richmond, Ckockbbv.—20 orates assorted Common and Granite. Glasswabb.—75 oases Tumblers, ossortud, 10 oasoa Wines, 10 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Cans, 4o. Ciiaobbbs.—10 whole and 10 half bbls. Boston. Ciqaks.—SO.OOOCummon German Cigars, 20,000 Span ish Imported do. 8oai.bs.--A large assortment of Falrbank's Platform. Also, a largo assortment or Ready Mado Clothing, Dry Goods, Matchos, Wooden Ware, Urate Clocks, Fancy Soaps, Fa ry Articles, ftc. fto. }j 14 Boston Rum ut Prt\ ate 3ale. Just receivod per schr. F. T. Satterly, 60 bbls. N. E. am. Fur sale low from the wharL out 1 Cairhank's Patent Platform /Doles. (Improved in quality and reduced In prion,) adapted to every required operation of weighing—ae Railroad Scales far trains or single oars, in use on the principal railroads In the Uuitoil States aud Great Britain; ITiirti- house Seales: Heavy Portable Scales, on whools, for Foundries, Rolling Mills, 4e.; Stum Scalei, various modifications: Counter Heal os; Hay and Coal Seales, An. These Seales have been long known aad severely listed, aud the universal uonliifanco felt in their accuracy and perfect adjustment is tueh, that they are now regardod as the stumlnnt, from which there is no appeal. For sale in all their varieties by PUILUUICK 4 BELL, i* Agents in Savannah. Plaster and Cement at Private Sale. Just reoeived in store, and kept constantly on hand aud for sale low, 100 bbls. Ifasondale Cement, 20 do. sopl Plaster Paris. LOTTERIES. URKENK AND EULAHK1 MONUMENT LOTTERY OFViCK. nny Lnn*. nrnr llull-Hirc.il* iiiuic, licitr iimi.nirrci. GREGORY ft MAURY, HiU(ttl. D RAWN NURIHBKH—Of Greuno A Pulaski Lottery, Extra Cla5« 107: 73 41 02 .18 50 70 48 10 75 54 10 27 Also of Class No. 105: 52 18 66 14 72 71 29 64 30 03 70 31 41 <14 E. WITH1NGTON. BXTIIA 01. A SB MO. 108. To bo doeidod by tho draw ing of Delaware Lottery, Class 17* To be drawn in Wilmington, Del.,Thie Day, Doo. 28th. 70 Number#—13 Drawn Bnllote. CAPITAL: 25,1*0 DOLLAH8I Ae. ftc. fto. fto. fte. Tickets $5—Shares In proportion. deo 28 mr HEAD-QUARTERS FUR PRIZES, -fen Offlee No. 163 Day-Street 2 Poore East of the City Hotel, Prizes ! J’rizes / / Prizes ! ! ! E RAWN NUMI1KHM — Of Georgia State Lottery, Class 156, drawn in uamnnah ou the 25th ink: 4 57 32 69 43 2 63 37 47 31 71 40 Whole Ticket 4 45 67, Prise ol $60 sold, nnd Noe. 2 45 47. Prise sold. Also of Class 158. drawn in Angusta on tho 27th last. 52 58 31 41 49 56 11 24 6 35 46 Whole Ticket 6 31 46, aud Half Tioket 11 31 66, Prices sold. Call fur the oath and try again in CLASS 160. GKORGIA NTATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of .'he Independent Fire Co. at Augusta. F. C. HARDER ft CO., Managers, w uo uratrd Thursday Morning at 9 o'clor' Sales closo at 9 o'clock To-Morrow Night. EXCELLENT SCHEME. . 1 Prize oC $6,000 I 1 Prize of. $1,200 1 “ " 2,0001 l “ •* 1,116>, 1 “ “ 1.800 j 0 “ •• 7UO And Prises amounting iu the aggregnto to $101,287^. Tickets, $2; Halves, l.t Uuarters, 60«ts. Risk uu n paukage of Halves, only $14,80 “ " Quars., “ 7,40 jow ' Orders from the ouuutry answered promptly, drawings sent regularly, aud prizes eashod on demand “1 this office, by CHARLES B. PATTERBON. u HAWN NIIMIIBRM — Of Unurgm rt.tto lottery, Class No. 167, drawn in this city m the instant: 4 67 32 59 43 2 M 37 47 31 71 45 Also of Class 158, drawn iu Augusta ou tho 27Ui lost.: 62 M ai 41 W M H WC 80_4$ Here lw u ilcuiilirul Hclicme ! To bo drawn in Columbus, Ga., Thursday morning. Doo. 30th, GEORGIA HTATK LOTTERY. CLARS NO. 160, Fur the ben^lt of the Independent Eire Co. at Augusta. F. C. BARBER ft CO., Managers. SPLENDID SCHEME. $0,000 !—$2,000 ! 1,500! I,!i00! 1,110! And more than |!t0,000 in Smaller Vrizet. Ticket# only $2—Shares in proportion. Tickets and Shares for sale, aud Prizes cashed on do wn i‘d. by GEO. H. GRAY, Nm^^vens^lundin^o^oHtoPulaMiUJousr N OTICE.—Thn UmlrraigucJ have this day formed n co-partnership, under tho firm of Uuucrofl A. Bryan, for the purpose of conducting a General Agency nnd Brokerage Uasinnse, in the purehsee aud sale of Stocks, Bonds, Exchange and Real Estate. Likowiso, for the trauuaotiou of all kinds of Maritime Notorial proceed ings, and adjustment of Marine Averages, and rospoct- lully solicit thopatrouiige of their friends and tho pub- lio. Office No. 117 Uay-atroot. JOS. BANCROFT, I tf JOS. BRYAN. W.S- FAN I: If HAUiai.NN! JIARUAINM! DRV GOODS AT COST. C. WADSWORTH will commence dis posing of his rich and valuable stock of ;Y AND MTAFLE DRY CiOODM, This day. Doe. 9lh, at New-York cost. We hope no one In want of any article iu the Dry Goods lino will fail to call and examine the goods anil prices before purchasing, as wo aro dutermined to sell these goods at prices full 25 per cent, less thun they cuu be bought atauy other house in the city. Wo will not enumerate prices here, but invite all to call, assuring them that goods will bo offered at prices which will be satisfactory. dec 9 Store under Marshall House. Potatoes-160 bbls. _ Apples.— 50 bbls. fine io Grande. A fine Twe Btory Framed I slufpfa. Also, a .mail Two I Town. For partfanjars apply at t Private Sale. ■ ■ Cloaks, 0 day and 30hour Hate-20 cases plain black Mid 811k llate Cigars— 100,600 Cigars, various brands Jewelry—A fine assortment of Watches, Sings, fte. Umbrellas—30 doaen Umbrellas Tea~lu ohesu Green aad Black Teas Fancy Goods—A lot of Aseottifaas, fte., fte. Koap—00 boxen fa ncy and Toilet Reap " 55 do Colgate No. 1 Pale and Family Brooms—dt» dnsen Brooms, Tobaeoe—0 bales Loaf Tobaeeo At Private Sale. Ok 26bbls*N. RfRapi 1 20 do Domestic 1 3 pipes Holland Qin 10 ubls R/o Gin 10 do Hectlied Whisky 2 do Old Hootch do. 2 do Irish do. 5 do Old Monongahelt do. 0 quarter casks Ganary Wine 10 do do Tencrlff and Madeira. C'orrr.n.—30 bags Prime Kio C?ffo« Guookbht.-)0 crates Crockery, aseortod «- Tummi.khh.-3u cases TmubHri, rsnortod Matiibshus.- 20 new double Matrons*. .> Iron Safes. . ' ^ From the manufactory of nures ft YfilenUit. Fnt sale at tlm manufactavors' prioee. |>lITTBliL, Htl'l' l'KH JbUrm.lT.,I hr ill. I > .hum, .nil V.rnou ...th.r lot of .hole, lfo.1*.a Rutter, put np In small firkins 1 ----- WANTED. '-t'-i-L-'L. WANTED TO IIIKK OK rUROUAHK, A FIRST RATE Fomoln Houso Snrvuut or Cook, 1V for whom a liberal prioe will be paid. Apply at this otllfio. lw dee 24 $1,000. 1 1 1 HE snliecribor wishes topurehats a MULATTO 1 BARBER. He must be honest, aotire and Intelll- gvnt—nut Isss than seventeen, nor moss than tvrs&ty- nve years of age. For euoh a person I will psv owe thousand dollars rash. cyji A. CRISTA 1)0RO. Ilair Drssser aad Perfumer, deo £4 No. 9 Monnmont-t quare, West side. WANTJUL A MOY, Wliifn or Colored—one who knows tho city preferred. Apply oorner Bay and Whltaksv* ■treota. dec 2 WANTED. fill WO good siBcd Rooms, nitber furnished or un- I furnished. For particulars inquire at this Otto*. deo 2 is-tf | NKUKOKM WANTED. W ANTED SIX OR EIGHT NEGRO Follow* to work in the city. They will be hired by the K xr. nnd liberal wages paid monthly. Direct to Box J l’cet Offlee. Saw tjl deo 18 WANTED. riMIK highest ensh prices will bo paid for 10 or 1 12 yonug NEGRO YELLOWS, and fi or 8 BOYS aud GIRLS. sep 20 BRUWN ft HARRIS. A. Hard ao ft Co. plantation Negroes, in families, to fill nn o?der. •“ ( "" ai > WM. WR10UT. Brchtr. Houses and Lands. To Kent. A Brisk Teneuonton West Broad street, with and Aberoorn streets. To Bent. The Upper Part of 96 Bry*c. street. Inquire in the premivee. out K Im.M volt HUNT.—Thft Wrick HK.ro »t lb* b!iH foot Of Whitnker-street, (Sfanoy Bluff), now (Ml, Hum* oupled by Mussrs. It Habersham ft Son. Posses sion given 10th November next. Apply to 9 COHENS ft I \V* i HERTZ. VALUABLE 1'RUPEUTY FOR MALE lu lllnrleUatUeoriln. fiStt A large, well finished, COTTAGE BUILT Tjl** MANSION, with superior out-buildings, gar- ^^^deus. orchards, fte., all of whieb are new and In complete order. Thonbovu nos tbo rummer reside nee ef the late Bunj. Snider, and can be bought to nu advan tage by applying oarly to the nubst'riber at Savannah. tf JAMES J.BM1DKR. ■.und for Sale. feCJk That valuable Tract of lotud, late residence of * i* Thos. Atkins, situate about one nud a half kstlea from tho elty, containing 200 acres, 70 of which is highly Improved, and nearly all audsr fens*. A good Dwelling House and all suitable outbuildings; a good well of water: a lino garden of shrubbery »»4 PU>U. For fnrthor particulars apply to me, at Mrs. Item shaft's, U. P. ATKINS. 1. Wiley ft Montutolin. FUR MALE. OT NO. 10 WASHINGTON WARD. Apply fa (den 21-tf) tfUANTOCK, ROBERTS ft CO. (iunnliairt Sale. O N tho first Tuesday in Murch, will he sold be fore the Court House door, in tho town of Jeffer- 5oii, in Cstnden County—one half undivided interest 1b Lot No. 26—in tho town of 8t. Marys. Sold as the S roperty of Susan A. Uotikius, by permission of the lunorable the Grdinsry of Camden County, for bane- til or said minor. ELIZABETH U. HOPKINS, duo 20 Guardian. For ftient. A TWO STORY RIUCK HoUBE-siiuafnd J\, West Proud street—possession given immediately. Apply at this ofllee. ** *' To Rent. rpilE D.ffMflif part of Houso com.r W..I Broa.1 I and i.lb.rt/ .U..U—oppMiU th. H.ilru—I I).pci. APP'J *0 O. H. NCAI.LY, 13 Ukd.rSt. Andr.w .U.11. For Sole. ^ STEAM SAW MILL, nearly now, c COHENS ft 11ERTZ. To Kent, J ?OR I year, n WHARF STORK. ' oct 8 I bs sold low if applied f FORT ft DUNHAM. ft on Mar 1 ths lotn* mediately. Apply to WM. WRIGHT. |<\OR SALK UR KXC1IANGK.-A Brick ^Tenement House on Liberty street, fee simple. Jld for cash or exchange for wm'VbjuK'. uf.!if I /OR HA Is It A Lot ill York utruul, 62 by 9tl I., fa" 1 , fa® simple. Also, a lot on Margaret street 56 »r 90 feet, fee aimplo. Apply to deo 13 WM, WRIGHT CITY HOTEL, Ray Htreet. Suvniumb, GeerxlB. fiPHIN long established aud favorably kuown Ilo- X tel occupies a central location in the commercial portion of the oity. The proprietor ia pleased to an nounce to bis old patrons, and tboso who may heruiJter favor him with their visits, that by recent audiliousand improvement* in his establishment be is placed in pos- aussion of more exteuded moans than boretofore far thoir comfort and convenience. J'artieularattentionhavlneu given !u the latualterations to tho spsrtmsntsappropri ated to ladies aud families, which, with other changes in their arrangement, have now a private sutrauue to the dining-room. Urns securing their occupants ftvtn any intrusion from other portions of ths bnildlng, and afford ing them all the privacies or home. Fernons visiting “-•-nnah will find the City Hotel nil they oould desire id ao effort on ths part of tho subscriber will be aprt f 0 its eod tw ly P. CONDON, Proprietor I >LANT1N4. POVATOKM.-<JOO bids, land L iug per bark Cuba and for sale by deo 17 BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. ~ CIDER. Barrels Ghampagun Cider, lauding lYoiu bark ejeJ Vernon, forsale by •* ■ ,,r W. M. DAVIDSON. / 1 KOCEK1KM.—The choicest quality of KtM- \ J By Gooeries, Wines, IJquorssnd Ifol/dsy Fruits, to be had at [dec I7J C. B. SCALLY’8. Dolivcrudin any part of tlio city free of cartage, nnd put up with corn nud correctness. A LB.—50 barrels Cream Ale, brewed expressly X\ for mo, warranted superior to auy in market, lauding from lark Yornou, far salo at tha Albany Ale Depot by (dec I7J W. M. DAVIDSON. s 1 supply od in barrels aud 25 lb bags, or the lost quality, the Susquelunnah .Mills, snd fer sale by » A. C. TOMB. mW Mr.«t snd choice Goshen Butter; U) boxes Choose, just receivod snd for sale by McMAlION ft DOYLE. ANUKACTIJUKD TOBACi'O. — boxes Mauufaotursd Tobacco, various brands- u»e very superior, in store and for sale by <*«Ql7 W. M. DAVIDSON. M ^UUAU,—Crushed, Powdered, Refined and O Brown Sngnrs, in store aud for sale by W, D. FORD. Waldburg s Building, A. C. TOMS, 126 Bay etreel. /IUTIsBRY.—Plain and Fluted Ivory Handle \ J Table Cutlery; also, a good assortment of fine Pen nnd Pocket Knives. Scissors. Ao., for sale by dec 21 F. W. CORNWELL, IU2Bryan-it. Mr OLAHHEH.—loo bbls. New Orleaus Molus- far sale to arrive by KINCHLEY, LOCKETT ft CO. Gibbons' Building. I bUC’K WHEAT.—3t) pneknges of Buckwh«sf, in bsJf and quarter bbls., boxus and bags, lending snd for sole by <1m» Cr.AOHORH A CTWHIMOIIAM. XTKW I.AIEM,—J4f ke,.uow U./ l.id, l.u.J- ■ IOTTI.KH WANTKU. - Qu.rl Mktlelt. 1 > Wine and Perter Bottles, purchased by Joojl MOORE ft HENDRICK SON. ADK1BA WINUM.-Tbc Uiul.r^n.*!ot- . VJ. fer for uale the fallowing Wiues.ofdiroct imports- boa from Madeira, by tho brig Emanuel Bouteher s 1 pipo Madeira Wiuo, 16 quarter casks do. 1 pipe vary ehoiee old do. 2 Quarter esuks da. do BunplM lu .... U OQr' omcc. 19! B*r rt r.el. A**m a tcrlNU * IUUETZ. I IKAKTH BMUMIIKM. -A now lot tort re jULMinik/ MOBUS s tni&ou. A STKAS 4^*"' ’ FOH HAI.K. STEAM ENU1NE—perfectly new, of 10 horn with Booiier attached. Apply to ooBlaniahkrtK. A UCTION NOTIUE.—On account ofelck* nsss I liavo been unable to have sales on my reg ular days—Mondays aad Thursdays. Hereafter havo thsm regular on those days, deo 13 OEO.J. SMITH. KW YKAIt’S l'AKB8. -A auuli lei tf £1 . the above, and a general assortmsnt of Fancy Iftcuits, jnst received by M.J. BOLOMONB. G KOHGIA BACON, dec.—A superior nr- tiele of Georgia Bacun, Hams. Bides aud Shoul ders. Also superior Gosl.#; Kuuir and Apples, foe ■ale by [deo 23] JOHN D-ALEY. OM1ERY! IIOHIKKV!!—The J 1 ' •'Hosiery s of Ladies', Mims', Mens' ari Boys’ — — T» be found st W. C. WADSWORTH'S, Brougbtou-st. | »N« AMD MQIIAltB HHAWI.fi Ju.t 1J reoeived, a large lot of Bay State long aad square shawls, both black and whits, and colors. Wo would invite particular attention to these goods, ss the oolore sad styles are very desirable, decia W. C. WADSWORTH. NIONfi.—10 l>M>. Hilnr Skin'OeicurT k »• QS pericr article far the table, ter Bale by J tKIXO VltUIT.—100 Fickeger barrels Currants, landing aud far sale by deo lb CLAOHOUN ft 1,'lKl! CKAC'KBUh -Ju.: I? *U. by IdM U] pxwKWAKssis^r «trU)l. utkl. BV b. U 2^ IS!“L
