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THE DAILY NEWS.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
f Transmitted for the Dally Morning No
arrival of the pacific
New-York, Jan. 1,1853.
The American steamship Pacific has ar
rived, bringing Liverpool dates to tho 15th
December.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Messrs. Brown and Shipley quote cotton
steady, and Middling advanced $ of a penny.
Other qualities remain unchanged. The sales
on Saturday, the 11th, were 3,000 bales;
Monday, tho 13th, 0,000 bales, and on Tues
duy, the 14lh, 0,000 bules, making a total of
15,000 fur the three days. Speculators took
3,500 bales.
The official quotations are, Fair Orleans fid
Middling 5Jd ; Fair Upland and Mobile 5j i
5 t 'd.
Franck.—The salary of Napoleon III. has
been fixed at twenty-five million of frunus.
Tho princess will bo allowed a dotation of
million five hundred thousand francs.
Fould has been appointed Minister of State
England and all the Continental Powers
have recognized the Empire. Eight huudred
political prisoners havo been liberated.
The Kaffir War.—-Advicesfrom the Cape
of Good Hope state that there is no prospect
of the termination of the Kaffir
England.—The opposition to the English
Ministry is increasing. The debate on the
budget lmd been postponed until Thursday the
lGlh ult.
The aspect of European affairs is pacific and
satisfactory.
New York Cotton Market.
New York, Dec. 31, P. M.
On Thursday cotton advanced an eighth of
a cent. The sales of the day recked 1250
bules.
On Friday the cotton market was firm, and
eight hundred bules were sold. 500 tierces of
Rice changed hands at from $4 to $4.25.
Additional by the Franklin.
New-York, Dec. 31. P. M.
The Franklin brings accounts ot the Liver
pool markets to the llth inst. Cotton was
steady, and wheat and flour had declined.
CousuIb closed at from 100J to 100$
Ncw-Orleann Cotton Market.
New Orleans, Dec. 31. P. M
On Friday 12,000 hales of cotton were sold.
Prices were steady. Middling whs worth 8$
to 8$ cents. The sales of the week reached
02,000 bales.
New York, Jan. 1.
There was no business transacted in this
city to-day.
From Havana.—The steamship Isabel,
Capt. Rollins, from Havana, arrived on Satur
day morning. We received no Havana pa
pers. We uro indebted to Purser Mahony for
a copy of the Isabel's pnssengers, which will
bo found in another column.
Arrival or the Conway.—The British
Steamship Conway, Capt. Sawyer, arrived at
this port on Saturday from Chagrcs, via Nas-
suu, N. P., &c. She brought but three pas
sengers. We are indebted to Capt. Sawyei
for a file of Nassa papers, to the 24til Decern
ber.
jy A dispatch to the agents in this city
uunounces the arrival of the steamship Stale of
<ieorgia, at Philadelphia, on the first instant.
She was detained twelve hours by fog. She
picked up the crew of tho bark Kingston,
which vessel will he u total loss.
City Elections.—The Board of Alderman
yesterday elected the following persons :
Health Officer.—Dr. T. H.Demere.
Harbor Master.—Capt. Win. Cullen.
Auctioneers.—Messrs. T. J. Walsh, S. P.
Bell, Geo. J. Smith, and Octnvn* Cohen.
Justices ol' the Feuce.
An election for Justices of tho Peace was
held in the Districts of tho City on Saturday.
The following is the result:
First District, 461 votes polled.
Levy Hart 221
L. Connell 220
Thoinns Eden 104
John Finney 129
Daniel L. Lain 74
George W. Wright 9
Second District, 783- votes polled.
Philip M. Russell 736
Levi S. Hart 412
David H. Galloway 157
Thomas A. Wilson 98
Third District, 362 voles polled.
Edward G. Wilson 281
Robert Raiford 195
Peter G. Thomas 169
Fourth District, 404 votes polled.
John Reedy 338
Michael Finney 294
Arrival of the Georgia, at New-York.
"-The U. S. mail steam ship Georgia, has
•rrived at New-York wilh $2.500,000 in gold.
Later form Buenos Aykes.—Later advices
from Buenos Ayres stato that apprehensions
Were felt that there would be trouble with Ur-
Muiza.
Murder.—A man by the named of Hancock
killed in Columbus during the Christmas
Holidays, by a man named Macklerath.—
Macklerath has been arrested and safely lodged
‘n jail.
William Henry Trescott, Esq., of
°°Ulh-Carolin«, was confirmed on Thursday
I the U. S. Senate, ns Secretary of Legation
*1 London.
Fire.—\Ve learn from the Jacksonville Rc-
Publican, that the “ Panama Mill,” situated on
J 18 St. John’s, eight miles below that city was
“tally destroyed by fire on the rooming of the
- ult. The Mill was ownod by Messrs.
Key Went Correspondence.
, Kry West, Dec. 30th, 1852.
Editor of the Savannah Morning Newt:
We aro again without any news to report
for your journal, there having been no wrecks
or arrivuls of vessels in distress since the brigs
Empire and Fiorina.
Tho ,sloop of war Cynne, Capt, Hollins,
arrived on the 21st from Havana, and remained
in the harbor until Christmas morning, when
she returned to Havana. Oiflcers and crew
all well.
Capt. Latimer and Mr. Jamison, of tho
Navy arrived in the Isabel, and have been look-
ing ut the various pieces of wharf property,
with a view to select a site for tho Coal Depot,
located in this city by the last Congress, for
the use of tho stasmships of the Navy.
The contract for carrying tha mail between
Key West and New Orloans, in a steamer
uitnblo for the trade, has been given to Gen.
In H N Kl-ftTT
John Scott, of Oonlln, Florid..
Th. ato.mor will leave New Orlonn. on Ilia
3d and 17tn of each month, stopping at Pensa
cola, Appalachicola, St. Marks and Tampa, i mtU stock
arriving ai Key West on the 10th and 24th,
returning the succeeding day. The contract
commences Jan. 15th, and is closed in 1855.
Hie amount paid fur this service is near
$20,000 per annum. This sum will insure
[he continuance of the line, and wo look for u
largo and prosperous trade. Emigration to
South Florida will now ho easy, and will
rapidly follow the removal of tho ^eniinoles.
A rumor has reached us, that the inerchantL
of Savannah aro about to place a boat on the
Havana route in connection with the Isabel.
We trust that this rumor may have some foun
dation ; the travel on this line is large, and,
with greater facilities, would oe much increas
ed. The New Orleans route will assist it
greatly, and tho trndo of South Florida, des
tined to be important, will be secured for the
nearest and best market.
Key West Ship News*
ARRIVED.
Dec. 10.—Schr. Emma, Aldorslado, Tampa.
19. —Brig Joha Boynton, Petingill, New York.
ID-—Yacht Drundn, Smith, Appalachicola.S^
2U.—Brig J. O. Anderson, Delano, New York.
22.—U. S. sloop Cynne, Hollins, Havana.
24.—SteiMiior Isabel, Rollins, Charleston.
24.—Yacht Branda, Smith, Havana.
20. —Schr. Pauline, Stykes, passed through
North Wost passage.
20.—Schr. Savany, Jonas, Now York, ia die-
26.—Steamer Isabel, Rollins, Havana.
^ CLEARED.
Doc. 15.—Brig Empire, Newman, New York.
" *7.—Schr. Geo. Anderson, Fnrewell, Jackson
ville.
“ 18-—Surveying schooner Petrel, Lieut. James
Totten, Basin Hill Reef.
“ 21.—Brig J. G. Anderson, Delano, St. Marks.
“ 21.—Brig Johu Boynton, Petingill, St. Marks.
“ 21.—Schr. Aiuitu Dawson, Heutly, Mobile.
“ 21.—Schr. Branda, Smith, Havana.
“ 84.—Steamer Label, Rollins, Huvunn.
11 24.—Frigate Cyane, Hollins, Havana.
“ 27.—Brig Hurp, Webber, Boston.
“ 28.—Schr. Sttvany, Jones, Atlnkapas.
Tho Abolition Vote.
Annexed is the Abolition Vote in the United
States at the recent Presidential Election, com
pared with 1840:
1852. 1848.
Maine 7,868 12,157
New Hampshire 6,695 7.560
Vermont 8,621 13,837
....28,023
Massachusetts.
Rhode Island
Connecticut
624
Pennsylvania. 8,524
Delaware
Ohio 41,782
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin..
Maryland...
9,731
7,237
8,842
15,801
10,889
10,418
1,126
The Eiirthqunke ut Acapulco.
The following loiter addressed to the Pana
ma Star, gives some particulars of the loto
earthquake at Acapulco :
Acapulco, Dec. 9,1852.
The “ Cortes” will bring you the news of a
severe earthquake at Acapulco. The first
shock occurred at twenty minutes pnst ten
o’clock, Saturday night, December 4th, and
the shocks, although less severe than the first,
have been repeated every hour since. It came
without notice or previous indication, except
that about six P. M. the mercury suddenly
rose to eighty-eight, being three degree warmer
than during the dav; hut even this cannot
perhups be attributed to the earthquake. The
ground rolled like the ocean in n swell, and
then a trembling motion was felt, lasting thirty
seconds. About thirty of the best buildings
the town have been ruined, some falling
mpletcly , while all of any worth have been
seriously injured. The loss is at least
$200,009.
All the bottles, gloss, and crockery-ware
... the hotels and private houses were thrown
from the shelves and tables. Yesterday morn
ing u severe shock was felt, throwing down a
few wares which had partly fallen at the first
shock. The Fultou Hotel fell at tho first
shock on Saturday, hut by almost a miracle
every one was saved in tho town. In fact, I
hove not heard of a singlo life being lost, al
though a few were seriously injured.
Tho whole population now sleep in the
streets or in the churchyards ; and processions
with the images of the Virgin and Christ, per
ambulating the afreets with solemn strains ot
music, singing, and muffled drums, imploring
God for mercy.
As 1 write to-day, (Dec. 9, at noon,) I have
constantly to spring from my desk, ns shock af
ter shock is repeated, for fear of falling tiles
aud walls.
T3T Amos Lawrence died at Boston on Fri
day.
Liverpool..I)«e. 15 | Havi
rtnvuninth Market, Jan. 4.
COTTON.—On Saturday the sales were 326 hales
vis: 31 at B\, 201 at 8/<, 33 at 9, and 60 at 9* oti.
The Pacific'i amount* caino to hand early yosterday
foronooa, advising au advance of *td. on the Middling
qualities. These accounts caueod a fair inquiry, and tho
■alea reaohod 1588 bales, at the following price.: 13
bales at 8,86 at 8>*, 7 at 8Jf, 57 at 8*. 369 at 8? 4 , 121 at
Vi, 310 at 9, 231 at »ud 385 at 0* cU. Our market
has slightly improved, and we quote Middling Fair at
bnvunnnh Exports.
New-York.—Steamship Alabama-902 bales Upland
Cotton, 155 do. Bes Island do., 45 do. Domestics, and 95
pkjs. Mdse.
AUQU8TA, DEC. 31—P. M.—Cotton.—There has
boen a bettor demand to-day, and as buyers havo shewn
more disposition to meet tho views of holders, tho sales
t0 » fair extent, at AJi for Good Mlddlingand
Vi (fl) 9 outs for Middling Fair.
.. aettye demand .— vv ... VH „, Ufc U|IU11
pending freight engagements, which, combluedwith the
small stock on sale, euabled holders to rooovor the con
cession o. tho two previous days, aud about 2200 bales
were sold at the current prices of the previous we
Meanwhile tho receipts, in consequence of the holi
being very limited, audshowiug little choice in tho
ket, enabled holders to maintain their position, and yes
terday tho sales reaohed about 1500 bales at the full quo
tations of the past week, which we n< ,ur • il.u-
uary to Good Urdinary, 7?.£ 8W; J
Middling. 8* <& 9; MlddlTug Fair, 9
ly bair, 9>j», 9&J (<>) 9>f for very strict
a good demand
bales, the particulars of whfch are~as fdlo
Vo‘ 5 /nV 8 fti 8 -‘» 5 >78 at 83* i 433 at 8J,; 192
at 9; 27 at 93*; 514 at 9*; 15 at aud 14 bales at
Previous prices firmly maintained.
BALTIMORE, DEC. 30—2 P. M.—The Flour market
*•i5jf?V vo ^°"d»y. with a downward tendonoy. Halos
°f 2W fMtW®!* Howajrd Street and 6uU barroie City Mills
No change in Grain, and but littlo doing.
Whisky unchanged.
Correspondence of Dally Morning News.
HAVANA, 2Sth December, 1853.
Since our Report of I3th inst., the business in Sugar
has beon very small, as the stock is reduced to an ex
tremely insignificant quantity; the transactions whioh
took place, wero at previous quotations. We hear of
some contracts for now Sugar at 4>£ rls. for Cucuruoho,
5 (g) 6% rls. for Browns, 6 (jj> CJf for Yellow, 8>£ for
Whites. Until within a fow days tho weather was rainy,
which impeded grinding; but now it appears sottled,
and the geuorallty of estates aro likely soon to be in full
operation. On the whole, we cannot- oxpoct to soe the
»w crop at market earlier than usual.
Owiug to the unfavorable weather, the supplies of
sw Molasses havo been scanty, and the few cargoes that
have gone forward, wero bought at 3>£ (§> 3,\* rls.
There has bsen Tory little done in Coffee sinoo our
last Report.
As wo aro in tho midst of tho holidays, business in
general is interrupted, aud this will bo the c&se for a
short time yet.
Ixi’ORTS.— 1 The business in Rioe comprised about 270
Casks at 11*4 and 11>^ rls., aud 300 Casks retailed on*
in small lots at 12 rls.; also 700 Bags Manilla at 7 rls.
and 800 Bags Valencia at 9 and 9 \ rls. There are on
hand about 900 .Casks Carolina, and a cargo Valencia,
equal to 700 Casks; some more is announoed, as on the
way from Brasil. A cargo of W. P. Lumber from Port
land realized 27 and $28, part being wide and part nar-
and throe moro parouls arc in. A cargo of P. Pine
from Pensacola was placed at $27 and ono of Timber
from Savannah at $26, leaving a cargo from Wilming
ton for salo.
Exchange on London 11)£ f*ot. prom.; Now-York
aud Boston par to ct. discount.
J. C. B. k CO.
DIJUtINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAVANNAH..
JAN. 4
LINT OF LKTTHK8
I} EMAlNINti ill tli® Post Ofllco, Bavaunuli, 3d
AV Ja m *7’ kottara fYom this
List will pleas# ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
miaiuiun. Josepn
Alton, John
Audrews, Hoiekiah
Angles*, James
Archer, Robert J
Atkins, U P
Albro. John
Alfred, Mr
UAKLY, JNO E
liacker, A
Ball, M 8 It Co
Hanes, Gracia
Uaruas, Jos F
Harrow, James
Haber, Mary E
Hates, Ann U
Oagual, Ann
Ualdwia, Win
Hall, John M
Baldwin, Walter H
UlankonsUip, Stephen
Blanchard, Thos C
Bartlett, H F
RECEIPTS OF COTTON,' kc.. JAN. 1 k 3.
r Central Railroad—793 bales Cotton and Mdss, to
ker k Ogden, G W Garmauy k Co, Caldwell, Neely
Co, Washburn, Wilder k Co, Chas Uartridge, Alleu*
Ball, E Parsons A Co, Kinchley, Lockett A Co, Harris A
Co, C U Duryeo, Franklin A Brantley, John Joues, Ra
bun A Whitehead, Hardwick A Cook, N A Hardee A Co,
* II Burroughs, G N Neal, Win Duncan, Behn A Foster,
. Habersham A Sou, Boston A Gunby, Willis A Bruu-
dage, Win Waters.
Per steamer Sam Jouos, Irumllawkiusville—575 halos
Cotton, to Way A King, W D Ethridge A Co, Andorsons
Co, C Uartridge, J Jonos.^and order.
Per steamer Jenny Lind, from Augusta—1427 bales
Cotton, to Brigham, Kelly A Co, Starko A Bryson, G W
Garmauy A Co, J H Burroughs A Hon, Allen A Ball.
Per schr Young Eagle, from Riceboro—100 bales Sea
Island Cotton, 1UU bushels Corn, Ac, to Andorsons A Co,
“ Habersham A Son, N AJIlardco A Co.
Per steamer Wru. Gaston, from Palatka, Ac—8 bales
“ and 11 do Upland Cotton and Mdic, to E Reed, Bos-
k Gunby, N Stripling, Washburn, Wilder A Co. K
Lachiison, T Bourke, Capt Brooks, M J Kenan, Robt
Ar mi tags.
Steamship Conway, Sawyer, Chagros, to A Low A Co.
Steamship Isabel, Rollins, Havana, via Key West, to
Coheus A Herts.
Ship Adrian, Neal, London, to Allen A Ball.
Bark Pauger, Fogg, Cardonas, Fruit, Ac, to Cohen A
Schr E G Buxton, Hill, Yarmouth, Me, Hay, Ac, to E
W Bukor.
Schr Trader, Trader, New-York, to WiUis A Brun-
dage.
Schr Lucretia, Mcady, Boston, to Brigham, Kolly A
o.
Schr Woodbridge, White, Baltimore, to Brigham,
Steamer Wen. Gaston, Shaw, Palatka, Ac., to Claghorn
k Cunningham.
8teamer Calhoun, Barden, Charleston, to 8 M Lvdl-
CLEARED.
Steamship Alabama, Lyon, New York— Padelford,
Fay A Co.
Basil: a story of Modorn Llfo. Bv W. Wilkio Col
line—three volumes of tho English Edition in ono.
Tho Successful Merchant: Sketches of tho Life of
Mr. Samuel Budgett—lato of Kingswood Hill. By Win,
Arthur, A. M.
Webster's Works: Tho Speeches, Forensio Argu
ments, and Diplomatic Papers of Daniol WtbBto
Edwurd Everett—6 vols. 8vo.
English Tales and Sketches. By Mrs. Newton Cros-
land. Tioknor, Reed A Fields.
Essays and Tales in Prose. By Barry Cornwall.
Zingra, Tho Gipsey. By Anuetto M. Mailiard.
Lord Saxondalu : tr, Life among tho Loudon Aristo
cracy. By G. V/. M. Reynolds.
Adventures of au Aide-De-Camp. By Jamos Grant.
The KNICKERBOCKER for December.
Received by JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
QUNDIUKH.— ‘2UU boxes Tobacco, u#»o
O kinds; 70 hlids Fair and Choico Porto Rico Sugar
40 hhds Cuba aud NO *>o
UK) bbls Refined
75 “ Crushed and Powdored
25 boxes Loaf
300 bags Rio Coffee
Porte Hico and St. Domingo Coffee
Java do,
* and chests Hyson TnaJ
Black *
150 a
40 y n
130 boxes Soap
100 “ Mustard, Popper, Allspice and Ginger
80 bbls Butter, Soda, and Sugar Bi«ouit
30 Y % do do do do do
120 m Sugars, assorted kinds
20 bugs Black Pepper
250 bbls N O Whisky
100 do White do
50 do Monongalicla Whisky
20 do Old Bourbon do
140 do E Phelps's Gin
6 pipes Holland do
60 bbls best PAH Rye Gin
60 .' 4 casks Sherry, Madeira and ToneriffejWino
60 baskets Champagne do
40 bbls American Brandy
25 )i casks
«nd ,u insured. The fire i, ,up-
*‘ 0lle< l lo be the work of incendiaries.
consignees.
Per sohr Woodbridge, from Baltimore—A Borehert.T
Mills, F Sewell, T S Wavno, O U Johnson, A Minis,
*. M Rosis, S M Lttflltcau, J Schaffer, Philbrick A Bell,
Brigham, Kelly A Co, S E Bothwell A Co, J J Maurice,
Bunker i Ogden, Miller A Frank, J A Brown, J O Fal-
llgant, J Haabrouck A Co, Martin A Oliver, McMahon
A Doyle, Cohen A Tarver, II Habersham A Son. John D
Jesse, John Doyle, C Ubole, WAR Mclntiro, Padelford,
Fay A Co, W Itomshart.
For brig Aoorn, from Boston—E F Wood A Co, NBA
ll Weed, O Johnson A Co, T 8 Wayne, Bolin A Foster,
Brigham, Kelly A Co.M Luf burrow, Verstille A Butler,
E Parsons A Co, T R Mills, Philbrick A Bell, and order.
Per schr Lucretia, from Boston—T S Wayne, Webster
„ Palmes, G II Johnson, Collins A|Bulkloy, J A Brown,
a, per r sekr Trader, from New-York—W D Ford, T W
Coekery, T R Mills, G 11 Johnson, M B Milieu, Hone A
Connery, C U Campfleld, Jos Dunn, I W Morrell A Co,
WiUis A Brundago, J V Connerat A Co, and order.
Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—S M Lind-
hall. R Flanigan, J DeMartin, R Habersham, Geo N
Nichols, G W Auderson A Brother, J C Thornton, II
Woriug, Lawton A Gammell, Mrs Buffington, Ilarn-
den's Express, E Murphy, J O Potter, Caldwell A Co, A
Haywood, auu order;
PASSENGERS.
P.r iti.rn.hip N”» -y»' k - s ! r * «»”';«•
Mr Snolli. hull-.ad child, J 51 Murphy mid l»dr, Mr.
Campbell, II P Perry and lady, A McDurmott, Rebecca
Jarvu. and 22 steerage.
Pir.te.rn.hip I«tb«l, from lI»T»n»-Col JjmlMon,
C.pt LaUimcr. U 8 N, ltr Whlt.hur.t Mhu Ab.1, 8 d.
Castro, J A Lopoi, Ju lgo DooglM. D 8 U*ru.., C B
8o»ll)r, Win Wllmf.-Jlnj, ltdj »nd son, John tdd« N
N.rtruikr, Hon H It Msllorj, C C»rtor, H Olbbo, C B
Wilder, 11 C Torrev, M F.lireen, 8 Tnylor, J ClM. W
Boll, D Reboro, 8 Held, 8 Doniberty. JBuke.CCUrko,
J Stone, B MoWllllnm., Jnok Smith, R Robert, P Mul-
lorvino, J Valdes, and 18 steeritge. .. M
For steamer Wm Gaston, from Palatka, Ac-Mrs M
M Hernandos, Mrs M M Cater, Miss Cater, Mr* J M
Lillis. Miss Spoissoger, B Mills, J ^Turner, J R Par
rott, j F Hughes, E A Nix, E B Jones, J F C*ndi«, fc
Boyles, Col Dllworth. E Rielly, Mr Gould and 5 svts J
H Postell and svt, F Sv Bungbaiu, D F LifiD, A Blare,
and 25 deck.
Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—Jno C Mar
tin, D Morse, E F Pitman, E H Ross, li W Shaw, A A
Solomons. II Wlghlma.., J Ballard, Miss 8 J Solomons,
and 3 d«cL
do, in Custom House Stores
do do do.
favorable terms by
WEBSTER A PALMES.
Drugs and IVIe<liciue8«
fTIJIE Subscribers would invite tho attention of
I Merchants, Factors, Ac., to their stock, whioh com
prises every article in their line of business, and which
they offer for sale on tho most liberal terms, aud at
prices as low as they can bo purchased for in any
Southern market, viz:
French, English and Amorican Chemicals
Druggists' Glass* aro
White Load and Paints, dry and in oil
Sperm, Lard and Tanners' Oil
Linseed, Neat's Foot aud Machinery Oil
Paint Brushes, Window Glass
Pot and Pearlash aud Saleratus
Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Maco
Allspice, Cinuainon, Cloves
English Mustard in bottles and boxes
Lemon Syrup, Sweet Oil, Candies
Ixjrillard's Snuff and Smoking Tobao 1 /
Letter and Cap Paper, Playing Cards
Ink, Wafers, Stool Pons
Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving Cream
Toilet Soaps, Cologne, Hair Oils
TOotli, llair and Shaving Brushes
Dressiux, Fine Teeth aud Pooket Combs
Tuck. Side and Back
Also. Landreth's Warranted Garden Seeds, kept eon
stantly on hand. MOORE A HENDRICKSON,
123 Istf Gibbons's Buildings.
€HAa11I*A(4MC wine.
1 rk BASKLTri of La Cardinal Champagne Wine,
1U a very superior article, just received per brig
Foster and for sale by A. C. TOMS,
dec 1 No. 126 Bay street.
A-
LE and i’OUTKil.—M bbls. Cream Alo ;
“ casks London Porter, jnstreoeived and for salo
(dec 13) McMAHON A DOYLE.
od and for sale by (duo 20)
1 WAN’S HOWN.-A few dozen piece. Swim's
) Down, received per steamer, and for sale by
lee 10 L '.ROCHE, BQWNE A CO.
MoUAHON A DOYLE.
, for sale by
DAVID R. DILLON,
Foot of West Broad-street.
A)OD.—30 cords Lightwood arioul lor .ale by
DAVID R. DILLON.
Foot of Woe* Broad-street.
7 lOltN.—1UUU bushels prime C<
I . mvtn
w
dec 14
Bradley, Mi s E E
Urday, Dennis
Uradly, A L
Brady, Francis
Brady. Patrick
Oranoh,John L
Hunt, Thomas
Hoard, Charles
Hodford, Wm
Beutloy,James
Uookett, John M
Ueudcll, James
Berry, Charles
Bell, Sarah
Berry, Emma
Rronnan, Jonn
Herns, William
Brewer, O W
Brenan, Bridget
Braldalbani, MoG
Bird, M P
Bishop, W M
Bryno, Patrick
Bryson, Thus II
Bryant, Frances A
Brlok, John L
Bowman, Isoao C
Uostiok, Williams
Boch, John
Bordell, Wm H
Blodgett, A G
Brosnan, M J
Brown, Mary
Brown, Collin L
Brown, Jos R
Brown, Wm U
Brown, Jainos R
Brown, Sidney 8
Brown, G
Brown, Robert
Brother, James
Burke, Simeon
Burke, Michael
Bufford, Beall A Co
Buffington, Mr
Bsnny, J H
Burnes, John
Burnes, James
Buggs, Nelly
Butts, James R
Bulloch, Mrs Margaret
Burley, Jamos
CALNON, HUBER
Cla, Mrs C
Carrarus, Margaret
Caulfield, Win
Callahan, Bridget
Casay, Michael
Cavanagh, Jeremiah
Callanan, Hugh
Carter, John II
Caseedy, Martin
Cannot, Frederick
Caulfield, Margaret
Cartor, John
Cano, James
Carroll, Ilornard
Carpentonter, Elizabath
Cahill, Robert
Carrey, Allis
Cavanagh, James
Cosady, Itosan
Chapman, 8 G
Chandlor, Wm
Clark, Charles
Crandal, Thos
Orawford, R A
Crawford, Jonn
Crandnll, Johnston D
Cherry, Patrick
Clements, W P
Collins, Patrick
Collins, Jus K
Collins, Mathew
Cook, James
Coughlin, James
Commissioner of Loans
Conray, Patrick
Conrney, Patrick
Conly, Lt
Couchkor, George
Cooper, Jos M
Costillg, Stephen
Conly, Bridget
Cobb, Peter
Colier, James
Cogle, Owen
Conkeley, Patrick
Compass, Master Jos E
Cosgrove, Patriok
Corra, T
Cornmck, James
Conway, Patrick
Cochran, Samuel
Cnunloy, W M
Cullen, Uridgett
Culligan. Michnet
Cunningham, John
Cusack, John
DA VIES, J 8
Dandlong, Wra
Davis, Martha
Davis, Isaac
Davidson, S C
Day, J as II
Delorge, A L
Delauy, Richard
Devereaux, Wm
Dior, Ramon
Derry, GeoT
Dean,.'as L
DeLalnes, Charles
Desfoux, Capt John
Dickinson,E P
Dickson, Wm
Dillon, Patrick
Driscoll, Donnis
Donavan, Jeremiah
Doluan, John
Doyle A Dolan
Dooily, John
Dorgan, N
Dotson, Richard
Dotson, N J
Dowling, TN
Douglass, Ruth W
Doyle, Timothy
Dougherty, John
Double, Martin
Doud, Michael J
Downing, E W
Du the Id, Elisabeth
Dunnigan, Martiu
Dunham, George C
Harris, Josephine
Hayden, Chas H
Hay don, Mioh'l
Harnning, Geo F
Hernandy, Margaret
Hoaly, Jos
Hewlett, S M
IDslin, Sarah
Hewitt, Deuuis
Head, Capt Sam’l
Heruandes, Veruando
lleunoy. Edw'd
Helmboidt, George
Henly, Mich
Hernandos, Nicholas
Hints, J M 11
llieks, Jnt
Hlueliman, Mrs E A
11} mi near, Mary
llurtou, llmnphroy P
Hoag, B-Mij 2
llooa, Sarah J
Holms, Jus
llolian, Jas
Iiogan, Jas
Hobson, J F
Hogg. Wm
Hoffman. Henry
Itoll.n, Jno
Hodges, Jno
llovey, Rev. O L
Hogan, Juo
Morgan, Chns
Morgan. Lydia W
Hunt, Mrs II I.
Hudson, Capt 1
Humphries, Jas
llurgins, Jno
JACKSON, WM
James, Nancy
Jackson, James
Jarvis, Mrs
Jaudon, Elizabeth
Jacobs, James
Jenkins, Miss C II
Jeffers, Nioholas
Jessup, A E
Joues, Geo N
Joues, Gillison D
JohuAon, George
Jones, Sarah Ana
Johnson, Phiueas
Johnson, Wm II
Jones, Mrs E S L
Joues, Edw'd
Johnson, Jno U
Johnson, Rebcoca
Johnson, C 8
Johnson, Georgia
Joues A Watkius
KELLY, WM
Kairnes, Juo
Kcrwiek, Rob't
Kerley, Chaunccy 11
Kerby, Mioh'l
Kennedy, 8 W
Knapp, Fred
Keith A Johnson
Kelly. Owen
W
Kenedy, Wm
Kelly, Mary
Kelighor, Jas
Keegan, Ant
Korah, Jas M
Kenny, Dan'l
Kenuau, l'at'k
Keebler, 1. 11
Kciffer, Hich'd
Kelly, Martin
Kunncdy, Mrs Jas
Kennedy, James L
Kirk, Isaliella
Knight, P A
Kinnry, Jas
Kinard, Jas
Killoy, John
Kochlor, II
Knott, W 8
Kuhlman, II
LAMAN, W
Lurghlin, Patriok
Lathrnp, Joseph K
Larmey, Madam E
Lane, D A
Lake, Wm
I*ooy, Patriok
Langer, Wm
Lancaster, Addison D
Lancaster, J B
Lee, Perry 8
Leeman, Joseph Q
Letter, Dr. A
Le.ahry, John
letter, Albert
Leonard, Matthew
Lewis, David
Lindsey, Henry
Lyons, Joseph
Lnidstedt, Georgo
Liddy, John
Lissman, George
Lyon, Mrs E L P
Littlo, Capt David 8
Lyon, Thomas U
Little, Celia
Isohnffor, L M
Lory.Jeran
Louglilin, John
Lovell, I*
Lovett, Kate
Lovell, Edgar H
liodge, Clinton, No. 52
Lovell, 8am'l D
Lutha, Chas W
Lundy, Dr Rob't
I^>w, AAA Bro
MALONE. PETER
Marshall, Mrs M
Mahon, Thomas
Marsh, Wm 51
fitarn, Nancy
Manuoy, Felix
Marsh, Wm W
Mann, A F
AUrtin, J II
Martin, Wm
O'Snllivan. Airs
Odonsclls. Nci
O'Conucll, James
PALLET, JOSEPH
Paino, M r
Pheln, Nicholas
Pen dor* nut, Airs
Pelot, N II
lVndersrast, RluhArd
Peck.Georgia
Perkins, Harriot M
Phillips, Elisabeth
Phillips, John
Pringle, John G
Fo»«ll’, Dr T 8
Potter, Wm
Poehron, Hugh
RAYMOND, O W
ftadiuan, Frauds
Itairord, H RJr
Raiford, AI
Ralston, William M
H.awsou, Dauiel 8
Rabhitt, Bridgi
Reynolds, KnTii
Ree<l, John P
Ryan, Thomas
Ityun, James
Ridgeway, Ruth
Rian, Margaret
Reilly, J O
Reilly, Tenloe
Reilly, William
RdRy, Mrs (Indian streetyALTER, EMELY
Ripley, Edwin
Richards, A 8
Richards, William
Richmond, James T
Richardson, Edward
Rlcherson, John 11
Roberts, Joseph
Roberts, Elijah
Robert, Joseph
Roche, Nioholas
** i, Tlioiui
Robinson, Sara Jans
Robinson, Wm U
Rouudtreo, Dr
Rotensteiu, J
Russell, Capt John
Ruokott, Joseph
SANDERS, MR
Saundors, Jerusha
Saunders. Both A
Savage, ’ !l!za
Scaufsn, Michael
Sharp, llanry
Shanuahau, James
Sattalhwait, John
Banks, Wm
Smally, Beni L
Stausbury, Fred
Stattcry, Patrick
Shakospoar, Mr
8mith, Lissie C
Soott, Patriok
Stowoll, Henry
Sullivan, James I), cooper.
Butliorlaud, Alice
8uminers, Geo
Summers, Patrick
Balllvan, Ellen
Shuto, Robert P
Suggs, Ewd
Static van t, George
Sohungel. John
Summerlin, Jenkins M
TAYLOR, WM T
Taylor, Miss 11 R
Thayer, David
Tritseu, Capt D
Tryon, E J
Tow, Air (butcher)
Toole, Francis
Tompkins, Lawrence
Thomas, Joseph
Thomas, H
Thomas, Wm B
Thomas, Airs M A
Thomas, Richard
Thomson. Capt Chas
Thompson, Joaaph U
Thompson, Mrs E
Thompson, Samuel
Thompson, A
Turner, II (bootmaker)
Turner, Caleb J
Turnor, John W
Tuttle, J Augustine 8
Tull, James
VALTER. I*
Vulquez, Jai
Vnndulken, M
Vator, John Jacob C
Vanston, George
WALL, MARGARET
Wager, John lienry
Waldo, James
Waters, Isaac, jr
Waltower, Cliaij
Waldlelgh, M
Wallens, John
Wain, ECS
Waller, Elisa
Stafford, John
Babaty, Clemmo
Sleeper, Henry J
Sleeper, Capt John
Stem, Jacob K
Slieeby, Patrick
Stearns, Chas E
Stewart, Johu
Stevens, Capt Charles
Soglo, Mr
Bheperd, James
Steve us, Goo W
Stevins, Georgo
8tevens, 8 T
Snyder, W D
Shiols, Patriok
Sinuott, Nicholas
Btidingcr, Samuel T
Shiels, F
Sykes, Cornelia G
Schneider, N S
Walker, Geo
Wanner, Obodiah
Waltt, John
Ward, Morcey
Wallbrook, F
Whelan, James
Whelan, Dennis
Welsh, Mark
Wheeler, Wm
Werner, C
Woad, John
West. Jane E
Welsh, Maurice
Williams, 8ainuel
Williams, C^il T S
Williams, Alartha A
Williams, Airs, Henry I{
White, Lydia W
Witlngtou, Jas E
Wilson, Ella Louisa
Wilson, Alex
Wilson, David
White, Wright
Whotfield Wm
Wrath, James
Wilbus, A
Wilcox, Georgo 8
Wileox, Ephraim
Whlttmore, Henry E
Wilkins, Miss ML
Wood, Jos N
Wood, James I)
Woods, Mary E
YOUNG, AC
Yammoll, Francis C
Yelbasioe Division
ZERBST, HENRY
B. At. MOREL, P. M.
Maloy, David
Alanning, AI
Mangan, Wills
Dutton, Capt Johu L
EARLS, JNO D
Ells, Nathan
Emmerson, C ,
English, Mrs, Mother of In-Aloon, John 3
Mansoll, Samuel
Masswlok, Albort
Alartiu, John
Matthews, Jamos
Manchester. Thomas
Mowa, I»J
Meuco, Wm J
AlitcheU, D G
Alirault, Pucilla Ann
Miller, John A
Myatt, Ewd
Allies, Wm
Aligreal, Margaret
Aiyres, Mosul
Millor, Sarah J
Miller, James
Alisset, John
Alilt^m, Nathaniel
Middleton, E
Aiickloe, John
Millen, Martin
Atorron, David
Moon, Charles
LVOiVSnQTHAlEOF!
For tho Cirowth and Uinbellialiiiient of
the Hair, to Prevent Itn Fulling
Off' und Turning Gray.
Awarded the highest premiums by the States of
New-York, Maryland and Michigan, at their
Annual Fairs of 1851.
fl'lIL* KATiJAlKON neutralizes the effect of dls-
x esse, climate, and old age, in preserving and re
storing the human Hair even aftor a baldness of twenty
yoars; cleanses the scalp Irom Scurf and Dandruff;
will ouro the Nervous Headache, Scald Head. Erysipe
las, Diseases of tho skin, kc., and is the most desirable
TOILET ARTICLE.
For Ladies’ or Gentlemen’s use, ‘n the world. Its per
fume equals Lubiu's Choicest Extracts, and being freo
“°» n *» offensive oil or coloring properties, it givus the
llair that clean, bright, soft, lively uppearanoo, seoured
Y no other preparation.
The uso of tho Kathairon is adoptod by the first phy
sicians in Europe and America, aud has a pntronago
and sale unprecedented in tho history of tho materia
rnedici. But words are superlluous, a trial only can
attest its real virtue, as millions cortify. To be had
throughout North and South America, Europe aud the
Islauds of the Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cents.
Sold in Savannah by T. AL TURNER k CO.
» 181 Bay utroev
Lyon’s Extract
OF
PURE JAMAICA QINQER,
L'OR Dyspepeiu, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Cbolo-
4-. ". Dizziness, Fever and Ague, Summer Com
plaints, Norvous and General Debility, Ac. A pure nr-
tiele, and administered with positive effect in tho above
£1*° Ufe<i 7 * be7erage aud for culinary
parnoeeg. Sold over/ whore. J
Sold in 8avannah by
dee 11 6 me
NEW HOOKS.
RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER & CO.
Tiivbsdat, Dko. 23bd.
\T \ NOVKl, I or, v.ri.jiio. of Kngii.h Life.—
Bv fair h. Bulwer Lytton—part 1.
“J f* 11 , 41 , Ao Jf Hungary, in tho years 1848 und
1849. By Arthur Gargol.
Christmas Tales. By Charlos Diokens.
^Bianca: a tale of Erin and Italy. By Edward Matu-
Dwlo/™" 7 PI,U ' D> ’ ,obn by
Spe.ch.i on th. LagiaUtl.e Indap.nd.no. of Irol.nd,
in'r'rJu^rr nut... Uv Thoinn. i’r.od. lUagher!
r >*® f*/ 0 ? > u , PB ; or. Ejghtuen Sermons. By emi
nent Living Divines of the Prcsbyt— 1
ed by Rev. Elijah Wilson.
CHEAPEST CASH STOKE.
I 'll E tiohscribere have for sale a large and entirely
new stock of Dressand Housekeeping Dry Goods;
i they have also in addition thoreto. bought
largely at the New York importers' oloslug sales of the
second importations for the winter trade, (that are du
plicates of the moat approved styles in the choicest col
ors) and sacrificed by those importers booauss of the
sudden ohauge from sn early demand,which the under
signed invite purchasers to inspect. Thoir stock com
bines the best and uhoapoat goods. In
OunMm Uriiim Him win nud Htsnrfs,
Terberrl MIiuwIh.
In new combinations of the most brilliant oolors and
new designs. Thibet Shawls, wilh Silk Fringes, block
8llk Shaw Is, Wool Plaid Shawls and Long Shawls, in
every quality, from very low priced to finest Import
ed; Mourning Shawls and Long Shawls ; black Thibet
Shawls and Long Shawls: Thibet Brooke Scarfs in
all sites, children's Plaid Wool Shawls, from 25ots.
upwards; very rich Brouade colored and blaok Bilks;
rich colored Satin da Clients; choico colors in Oroohe
and Chene Silks: Gorgeous Cbaraollon and Tan color
ed wide Silks; Black bilks, in Taffetoo, Gro de Rhinos,
Alatteonles and Biihofft, in evory quality, from very
low nriood to bes< and huaviost Imported. Lining Silks,
in 1 lorouce, double Floronie and Alaroellne—cheaper
qhan usual nrleos: vary rich colors and plaids in Lost
tuallty of lUw Silks, (all Bilk); small plaid do. for
ehildrea;
Black Silk Trimming Laces
ef eyery width, in the beet quality, particularly tl
widths now so much used for Bouucte aud Sacqucb
Cashmeres, Atoussollinos and Alualin de Lalues, from
lUo. to$I per yard, of tho richest oolors and newest pat
terns ; figured, colored and blaok Orleans and Lyoness
Cloths; Chamelions Mohairs; ohoioest shades, in
Drubs. Bluos, Browns aud ail other colors in Alpaocos ;
French Moil nos, very ohoap: Paramattas: English Me
rinos, very tiuo and very ohoRp: plain blaok French
Delaines, In all qualities at onoapost prices; plain,
blue, pink and dark colors in French ds Lalncs;
Brocade und Cliene.Antiques;
(these identical foods obtained a modal at tho World’s
lair in London, for the extrumest perfection in French
Cotton Fabrics); a large qnautity of Booteh Ginghams
at U^ti. per ywd: Embroidered Chomisotts and Hab
its; Albonl and Frilled Collar* and Capes; Bloeves:
new Wristbands and Cuffs, Mourning Collars aud Cans
Etnbroidorod Uandkurchiers, vory cheap; Cnuibrio
and Swiss worked Edgings and Insortings; Bilk and
Nnun Silk Hose, (Vom small to very large sizes; La
dies block Jaihr and Cashmere Hose, very fine;
Ladlea’aiid IUIhhom’ Eutfllab Cotton Ifloae*
and Genu’ and Boys’ English hair Hose, from very low-
B rloed to best imported and very cheap; Boys aud
(Uses ianoy Winter Hoso and haif llose, very ohsap;
GenU white and colorod Wool Undershirts; Merino
do.; Cotton do.;
v Meri, o Drawer* ;
Ladies’ Bilk and Wool Vests; Lambs' Wool do.; Aderi-
nodo.; (the abere Undershirts and Drawers are very
much cheaper than they can bo had olsowhore); Infants
Wool Boots aud Books; Ladles' Silk Gloves, In all
colors to miiidi winter drosses; Wool Glovos, very
cheap; Buckskin aud Cloth Glovos, Driving Gloves.
Gonts Chamois Lined lircss
colored daguerreotypes.
I*. III. CARET
TXTOULD r«.p.ctnilly (It. nolle. Ilut Inbu
¥V nop.n.d hi; 0«U«y, ourntr Bryan ttre.t »nd
M.rk.l niunr., wh.r. h. I. pr.pnr.il to ..cent. 1-k-
tnw. In fit. much .ilmlr.J .tyl., .Ith.r in oloadr,
rainy or fair waathar.
Instructions given in tba art and all tha apparatus
fnrnishoci. Also, a large lot of Plates, Cases, Chaasl-
oals, *o. ( for sals 6m no 19
JOHN POOLE,
_. WMouMAbn AXO niraiid dsalxc n
PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNI8QK8L
_ . . and Amsritasi Window-Glass,
Paint, Varnish and Whita-waah Brushes, Rebel aad
Camel Hair Pcnoils, Badger aad Camel Hair
BlcndorSjOralnin^Combe, Artists’
Ing and Dialing, dona on: eaionable terns by
mar 90 M J ? HN }} WhitakSMt.
mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, DensJow k Ca.
GonU Chamois Liuod Dress Glovos; Gouts’ colored
black and white Kid Gloves. Their store Is the depr*
for obtaining the best HOUSEKEEPING articles fc
the cheapest prices. Thoir Llnon Goods are warrantod
all pnro tlaxand are better value than canto had else
where in Savaunah; including
White mill Unbleached Table Dniimsk,
in every width and quality from 37* to $150o. par yard.
Damask and Snow Drop Table Cloths, in all sisee from 2
to 5 yards long. Damask aud Snow Drop Napkins and
Doylies, from 87*o. per dozen upwards; Birds'Eye and
Scotch aud Russia Diapers; Dowlas aud Huckaback
lowels and Towelling! lioavy lino Hand Spun Un
dressed Shirting aud Bosom Liuons, in ovory quality
from 25o. per yard to finest Imported and better value
than cau bo had elsewhere; PHIo-.r Casa Linens;
linjiorinl nud French Toilet 4|ullu
•▼• ry 7*7. ch «“P ! Lancaster aud Alleudnla
lAuilts,colored (guilts; low pricodaud best kind of Bod
Comforters vory cheap ; white and uubleachcd Cotton
Shirtings and blioeiiuKs, in every width flrom * to 3
yards wide at New York prices:
Rich Needle Work Lace C’urtaluM t
taw stylo of *
Window C/urtninM and FeNtooulnK«
wh oh purchasers aro invited to exauiino. Als"a new
S7»», Curtains and Festooning, vory cheap ;
Tablo Covers ot ovory kind from very low prlood to
nest imported:
Unth and Whitney Ulnnkotn,
or th. h.ltqu.llty .nil In muel’oln.p-
thnu c.n bo bml eliuwher.; lleavy Ul.okuta for inr-
rerju'ited^ ^ whiuh th. atlvutlon of buy.r. 1.
Cloilia and Cnssimeres,
}’‘y d <l». for Boy.' »..r In ,r.nt r.rl.ty; 8.11-
net. ana Tioga l.ialn.ta, vory he. vy and very chonii:
Kuntuoky Je.na ; whlto. rod and yollow ITUnjuU
tremely cheap nud in .very quality.
Cotton OnnitburKH Tory Cliottp.
»i»l Krlp.il llnmoapun. for Ureaiii. i Koracy.
ana Georgia 1 Inins, extremely cheay; a largo lot of
grey and white Woolen Underskirts and Hack, for ser
vants very cheap. Our atook is so thoroughly flUad ud
and so uniformly verr chohp, that purchasers of large as
sortment In small and large qunn t Itios can be suited fn our
Store in a greater number of articles, and thoicby effect
a greater saving than in any other Storo in Savaunah.
McfOSKEK & TKEAA0U,
LOCKWOOD de CARET,
GUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Sftas 10 ,h ’
[au 27— iyj o. c. C4BET
. w. LOCKWOOO.
nibble Sc Carey,
meuciiant tai, ,ors and drapers.
N. K. Cor. Hrouirhton 6c Whitaker mu.
, h ».i * Ur *?» ni > well-aeleotod atook
.„i d /' M J / Clothing, for the season, together with
Taried assortment of Furniohing ArUolos.
D. k C. a seleotlons of Cloths, Cassimsrss and Vest-
Ings, are from tho best souroes, and for styles and quail-
SJSS 01 U *“rpassed bv any esUblithmsnt in th«
oountry. „ p3r
CHAS. He PICKETT.
BUILDER
TTAVINO rnsuraed his business, Is now pro-
XXpared to eontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing work of
anydosoription, in liis line. BtaiMwoouted with neat!
ness and dispatch. A share of the pnhlio patronio ;T
most rospootftilly solicited. V patronage I
yfXtZSZl' nob * rtMtI « t i Bobrlf.ll^n..,
No. 56 East Bay, Charleston Ors 1 *
— >
€HARI.ES sholl ~
^pomlon'd
psisissiiis
rlor nppiinrinco of Shop Front, .wW./ '?• «U-
ofhiui,o.r.foll,olUnd.4 Uh ** Urul<tu »8»
■kj- HI. odio. i. inH.ndrv.
fottSSSrfsSSJoSSgSiS,
style; Kid Glovea ole«noU, sntl*na?M..I^
cleaned, renovated or dyed m * P*«-monts
done iu the same stv’o *iiU M k“ v bo ro( iai»«d. All
pleased rnyputronaaiid friend* ^erms^m/ly *° mucil
l’ersons sending parcels bv
rsquosted to wrli J srmaiCsottt^. 0 " v r ‘ i,road t
o call for them. * m *7 know where
iSL 15 ‘r ^LEXANDEBOALr.oWAV.
Henry K. Wnsbburn,
SHIPPING AND
MAVANivAu'i'SiingJf’.^tHANT,
an —
JO Ilrouil.Hirncf, Chnrle.ton a n
Broker, Auctioneer and UeserBi Agent
Yesbyterian Church—edit-
UiMIlKELLAH AND PAKASULH.
Cheap Cash Store, cor. IVhitaker tf Congress-sis.
The subaoribors have just roooivod a large
issortmcnt of Silk, Gingham and Cotton Um
brellas and Parasols, whioh they will dispose
nf .t vary rsduoed^rioes.
uncap vat
PORTER’S
Extensive Clothing Emporium,
Hi. Andrew’s Hull, Broughton Htroet.
3 PHE Subscriber tnkos nloosure iu announcing to
L Of Bavannali,and the public generally,
latheis inreoeiptofthe largest arrival of Fall and
Winter CLOTHING over offered in the Southern States.
, —T P,,*, vi mu lllDbl laSlIUl-
i. This osUblishmeut is divided into six different
B “ h ountttlnlug a rich and full auort-
ont in their line.
Tho proprietor has taken great pains to havo manu-
facturod, expressly for this market, aud of the bast uia-
StSiuSloYr V# * D<1 fMhionftbl0 Msortmeut of
»jg
views Of parents, who will consulT"holV „„ v wu.ou
economy by making thoir purchases of him.
Isr Dk>'zktmknt.
_ t , GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING.
Containo brook and Dress Coats, of overy quality, from
Do. Frock and Dreu CoatiC oiiv*" biuc.^brmvn^a'nd
O o _ A. B. DlilS,
oct „' No - *4 uav-sthkkt! ° R »
oihORo£ j, shuts* ~
FACTOR, COMMISSION MERCJlANT
reon, irom +y ^
Do. 8had I’oltoos and Business Coats,'a great va
riety. from ^ M3 u,».«
°iutb C ffim aiI,1#lldld embroidered Kos-
2,0U0 pair of i»auts, oir every quality and^color.^frtm
apr 17
.FRENDERGABTACO
Morau, John
Motta, Alary
Aloon, Frederick
Moran, Fri
fant Drummer
Edmundsou, Airs AI E
Eustos, Mrs Andrew
FRASEK, JAS D
Fahsrty, Martin
Fraync, Jas
Flanarty, Thos C
Franklin, Jno
Farrell, Alartin
Farry, Ellen
Ferguson,Thos G
Fleetwood, Jno
Freeborn, Capt Jas
Fegsu, Mrs
Forgusou, Emma
Fennell, Jno
Flynn, Peter
Fitzbarris, Thos
Fitzgerald, Alaurioo
FithTan, Capt Jas
Finklea, Alary
Fields, Felix
Friend, Dan'l
Foley, Patrick
Fo ru, John
Foster, Thos
Forrest, Peter
Foley, Jno
Foist, Morris Sarn'l
Forlkson, Catherine
Fr.x, Rachel
Foran, Thos
Forhan, Silvester
Fox, Lawrence
Folliard, Jno
Fullam, Joseph
Furlong, Catherine
GRACE, LEUY
Gafney, Jos
Grady, Wm
Grant, Nancy
Grant, Wm
Gray, Rob't
Gammon, Pat'k
Gray, Jno A
Gardner, Wm
Goaly, Mich - 1
Groan, Donnis
Gear, Jno P
Green, Mary Jane
Greenoagh,J F
Gemonduu, George
Green, Kov A J
Grant, R
Gummore, II D
Ginnane, Pat'k
Girin, Mrs Beuj L
Oionordy, Alery
Griffith, Julia
Griffith, Geo W
Gilson, Calvin
Gilpatrick, Capt Sam'l
Glilsoh, Conrad , .
Goardin, Alattheiss, Son MNyland, Bri
~ Nicholson, 1
Nichols, Ann E
Moon, Wra 8
Aloon, Judge II
Mourne, Henry
Alorell, Elijah
Murry, John
Blurry, Oliver
Mulhall, Alichscl
Murphy, Capt
Murry, Joseph
Aluriihy, Catharine
Muller, Carl
Alurphy, John E
Murphy, Margaret
Molloon, J W
Ale Fur laud, J T
McDonald, Archibald
Mc’l’iuge, Michael
Ale Lean, Aloxauder
McGuin, D
McDowell, Robort
McGrath, John
McDowell, Goo G
AlcCabo, Patrick
McCormick, Isaac
MoCay, Em
McDm.ell, G G N
McCormick, Aun
AlcGanv, John
McGan, P It
AIoKorney, Alexander
AlcUillaudy, Peter
McCann, Catharine
AlcCaun, Hugh
AlcDonald, Thomas
McCann, Robert
MeNelty, Win T
McKenna, Felix
AlcCallough, Thomas
AIcKoonc, Mary Aun
MoEisery,
McKatcr, Hugh
MoKoe, Mary
MeCarthy. Michael
AloEvoy, James
McCarthy, Catharine
McNamara, Pat
McMahon, James
AIcFarland, Thos J
McIntosh, Spaulding
McDonald, Alexander
NASH, EMELY P
Nagle, Joseph
Neville, Patrick
Neely, Geo
Nichols, N B
Godfrey, Jacob
Golea, Jas
Goble, Joe A
HALL, WM
Hangan, Dan'l
Harris, Wm
Hallar, Jno
Hammond, E 8
Hagarty, Tho*
Harden, Sarah E
Hiilehurst, Mrs L W
Haunir g, Martiu
Hamraou, Wm U
Hanccrt, A C
Ilalues, Wm
Hackstt, Maries
Harris, Mahaly
Hays, Thos Jno
Haaly, Thoe
llurdmueiler, Johannes
Uaxfiuou, E
Norton, Geo
Noonan, James
Norkin, Harbara Miss
Norris, James
OTIIOMA8SON, A
Otbellar, Fritx
Olllvor, John A
Outlen, G W
O’Neil, Nancy
Olmsted, Georgo T
Olive, tionry D
O'Connery, Chas
O'Sullivan, Helena O
Oliver, Eliza
O'Brien, Dennis
O'Brien, John
O’Conner, Johk
O'Hara, Ml**
O’Jjcnner, rata AI
O'Callagbao. BaUlwia
Ll/OTBfiK ! LUrriJBLH 1 !
f l 1 HIS umlorsignod, intending to cootiouo the
X Lumber busiuess on his own acoount, will keep
constantly on haud a quantity of IUver Sawod Lumber.
Rangiug Timber, aud Shingles; also Oak, Ash aud Pine
, L JNO. F. O'BYRNE.
*7 At the old stand, O Byrne s whar
Heed Cane
I ^HE Undersigned is prepared to supply ordnrs
for REED CjNE. In any quantity, for sLlpment,
WOOD!
For sal* by tho beat load and reUil. Consumers can de
pend upon being promptly supplied with a good article.
Strict attention ijtrm to fair measurement.
” - tho stores of Messrs. J,
of Alorning News, and _
TIIOM AS, Joues-strest.
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tho rosidonoo of JOHN T.
hmmhaht,
Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
WOOD! WOOD!!
3 tHE SUU8CR1UEII koons constantly oa hand a
largs supply of Oak and Black Jack, which ho will
at mv residence, corner of West Broad and Bryan st*..
will be attended to. (f 11 iy) F. W. AVERFELT.
ANM1GNKKH NOTIC’D.
TiTR. HENRY BEAUS having mudo au assign-
i.vX ®«ut of all his stook of Groceries, Ao., to tho un
dersigned. for tho benefit of hie oredltors, all per-
i having demands against sAid HENRY BE&1I8
requested to band them in duly attested, aud all ner-
• owing said HENRY BEAUS are re inesUd to
m _ 8 **nniedlat« payment to QEO. J. SMITH,
Assignee.
tains Furnishing Goods of evory dosorlption for
Gentlemens wear—consisting of scarfs, cravat *
Waterford ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks!
merino shirts aud drawers, cotton do., suspenders,
half Lose, gloyee-all kinds, best quality Jones'
patent yoko shirts, a fino asssortment, Ao.
3n DxrxBTXBMT.
NEGRO CLOTHING.
Contains 800 suits of Negro Clothing for honse os plan
tation uso, hi.’kory shirts, rod fiannsl do., overalls,
canton I lannol under shirts aud drawers—price of
i3S, full suits froia$3 25 to $4 50. V ° 01
. 4tii Dki-authkht.
_ , , INDIA HUliUUlt liOODH.
Contains a largo and well selected stock of India Rub-
bor Goods—consisting in part of sack coats, whit*
frock coats, two colors; leggier slips,
cloaks, firemen s couU— Warranted tostauu 280 Je-
^rees heat; riding and driving gloves, horse (.overs,
5th DKJ'AKIXKXT.
CAPH AND HATS.
Contains hats and caps, fine mole skin, a large assort
ment and latest styles.
6th Djlvaktment.
THE BAZAAR.
This splendid establishment, on th* loft wing of tho
main depurtment, 60 feet deep, is 6tted up at great ex
penso expressly for ladies accompanied by their chil
dren j here will be found * ■ -
NOTICE.
I gyiLL continue the TANNING end CURRY-
INO bonne.., ne.rthe jnnotion of the LoiilaTille
Twttter, end Merch.nU .upnlied
eltb Hide, end Skin, of .11 kind, on re.aon.bl« term,.
All orders promptly attended to.
i— 28 o/H. i.pynoRRow.
TOIlACCO AND CIOAUH. .
100 SiS??,? Tobacco, veriou. brnod. nud .ire.
11^1/50 M. Cider. do do do
In Kora .nd for ul. b, fdreis] 8WIPT k CO.
l.IQUOHS.
QK BDI.S. N.E. Rum
-wt/ 25 do Domcstio Brandy
50 do E. P Gin
25 do P. k II. Conn. River Gin
60 do N.O. Whisky
20 do Eagle Mon. Whisky
In store and for sale by [doo 16] SWIFT k CO.
DAC
fc
AC-ON.—fiO libds. Bides and Hhoulders landmu
from Brig W. Clark, and for sale b-
w»rz, anu tor sale by
CLAQUORNd, CUNNING IIAM.
7 XLOVI5H.—Ladies’ Colored and Block kTh
M .? lo v r, c '- 1 B . ,lk V - Lifle d o., Children’s and Misles’
Lambs Wool do. For salo by
dec 10 LiBOCHE, BQWNE k CO.
W iU T E eSf,^ r* TOCKH » with an asaort"
meat of White Satin and Cambric Cravats at in
i^ reeelvedand for sale by /J u *‘
MOOBE A HENDRICKSON,
Gibbons’s Buildings.
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dee 22
■TklSHttKttT, Table and Car.in, Kniree—PeaTI
MORSE A NICHOLS.
4ttd lor ia2« by (dso 88) A. c. TOMB, 126 Bbj+1.
ere will bs found everv quality and style of
, OHILDRKN’H CLOTUlNc/.
and of the latest Parle fashions, consisting of infant’s
robes, christening caps, spleudid emb. cape, suit* oon-
neoted and separate for every age, Jenny Linds, Polka
wilh aud without capos: and
many other good* too numerous to mention in th/s ad-
Ve i« i. eE ?® nt ' end guardian* arc rospoctfully
C gnMt b * vo bcvu taken to adi
to tho comfort und convenience of purchasers.
No Hbnteuiciu from prices flrstasketl.
BROWN k HARRIS,
Boarding, Livery,
AND SALE STABLE.
WEST BROAD-STREET,
jf 1—ly JUDOS W. HAHR]d
THOS. 4. BUOWK.
D. W. ItliNcally,
SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH,
E all btiKne,,. ‘(j, ^)° f B 8
CIG/W. ttwafsa STORE,
(At the Plus SOL' Z., A4ny-»freet,
Ch/a\ToTJi£ °ut b ftnd (i
SN UFF of all kliJlL. fln ® oat TOBACCO
oo t 2 /rom tf *^** n *rypunctually attended to.
T 7 PYS A T LA W
Carolina j WillUmaABmbeJ i„ Co ', Ch,rl ** t <i , i, Soath
WANIKK ,1 stkwaStT
0®«N.. G WhS t ^ c , r B ,
Will attend protnp..,^
°V a ' r^ioul.r atte^ Vv?n ^“iK* ntr l , ' Ud *
Personal Property. Bwon ta the sale st Real or
~ *-'» A. K,
itroTS; |nov 13
, i’OBT & DtnVHA T )M
TACTORS A N 0 a C0MM,sga ANTS ,
comer Whitaksr-et. and Bay ' *
Navananh.
Supplie* in* Georaia^ cu®? f cp ^ Plantation
on consignmonie.^ lo*Uts the net price desired
Madison. Ootohcr 4, IBSt. 6m
WUc«w A Olllespic,
An < e i, °? “ nd Commission Merchant*
Imtnm-i. t'i.ha»Tw r ftn .. „
STSSiii? or- * c< '-
n .SAM'L L. DOWELL.
Cotton Factor & Commission Merchant,
No. 198 Bay-afreet,
BA VANN All, GEORGIA.
8. B. Cruftou,
attorney at law.
8ANDERSVILI.K, GEORGIA.
H.f.rato {feASafKAa?.}«*—»■
Kluchley, Lockett dc Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 75 Day-Hl., Hnvnnunh, Gu.
m. r. amcuLxr. a. lockktt. 4. tuomis.
HOWLAND 4c CO.,
general commission merchants
No. 17*J Bay-street. Savannah. ’
jobji r. HowaMiD. an 21 johm t. Rowland, jr.
lallicasi a tavloii,
CONTRACTORS AND B U 11. D E KS
—Wat lift Ci.tA.rn Square.
ly 8mr.tt..b.
UIL8LKX JUJTLLK,
MASTER BUII-DKH,
DEALER IN WHITE l-INE LUMBER
jas
•Lllrtii, Oglethorpe
CANDIES
FACTOM SNO EOMMnt*^M£RCHANTS
, , W.lll W n«n'. Boildin,., "
__'..pt3 X.H.WINJTL.,.
cn IU alWw, *■ nellOMNALDi
COMMISSION M E R C llA N T
S ONTINUE8 th. r.neiwn,, fur .ardlp. nn d ..11
P. Jacobs'
CIGAB AND TOBACCO STOKB
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Near Monument Honor., gatannah-fiSf 3
ana r.ual.
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