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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1853. BY JOHN M. COUP Bit. Tri77riT'T r rTTii(i>if^«»> • hardest Circulation InthoCity M =1 AWJMiSlfi&ISO ' Mnrnln«7j»<in»« , y 4 » 18a3, F,on ll.^lTo^.K N>w». thc new Ijnw. DAll.V NEWS, In Goorg.a, 78 canta V nnniiin.) TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, in Uonrgla, .'I# rent. nnnnm. DAILY NEWS, to any part of tho U. 8. $1,56 Vannum. TRI WEEKLY NEWS, to any .-art of tU. U. 8. 78 eta. >1 annum. . La- Tha aboya arc tho rataa whan paid In adranco at the office of d.lirery. Whan not paid In udyanea, tha rates are double. ., . — ^fSEB Fill ST AND BAST PA UBS. No Northern Mail.—Th« MtUtmtra duo last night did no! arrivo—conacquoully wo aro again willioul a Nottliern Moil. j^y-The ateumer Calhoun, winch departed yesterday morning for Chnrleiton. returned at fiyo o’clock in tho afternoon. We did not learn the cause, hut presume it was in consequence of the heavy fog which hung on the coast dur ing the forenoon- |3»* The Huhooner Judge Tenny, arrived on Sunday, report* that on Monday, ofi* llaterur. spoke burk Kingston, of Philadelphia, bound to Philadelphia from Turk’s Island, with a cargo of salt. The bark was leaking badly at the time, and the Captain and crew were taken on board the Judge Tenny, end thence trail* ferred to the steamship State of Georgia, lienee for Philadelphii Drowned at Sea.—The »ehr. Judge Ten- ny, Copt. John Toothakeh, arrived at this port on Saturday, from Boston. On Tucsduy the 21st, during a heavy »en, lost overboard Capt. Thus. D. Toothakek. Kllbrta were made to render him assistance, by throwing overboard empty barrels, The boot immediately lowered, and the body nfter an hour’s exertion, secured and brought on board the Tenny, hut life was extinct. The Captain hud on a long iudia rubber coot, which proba bly caused his body to float. On Thursday evening the schooner put into Delaware Breakwater, and sent the body of the deceased to Boston. Capt. Toothakek leaves a wife and four children, residing in Belfast, Me.— The Tenny was brought into port by the nephew of Ccpt. J. I). Toothakek. County Election. Yesterday an election was held at the Court House for Couuty oflicers, which resulted as follows: Only 1,171 votes were polled. For Justices of the Inferior Court. OI.I) IlOAllD. A. Porter 446 It. A. Lewis 4 to W.-Thorno William# 439 Col. (J. P. llarrinon 721 Montgomery Cumming t»l>9 *Dr. Win. II. Cuylor till.') Jamea E. Godfrey till4 *> Oa both ticket-.. For Tax Collector. V. M. Stone .811 Sutnuul 11. Sweat -364 For Receiver of Tax Returns. Roruard E. Iloe (No opposition.) 1158 The Weather. Happening to cast our eye over the first cal endar page of Crenville’B Almanac for 1853yes- terday, we meet opposite the day of tho month, Jan. 3, tho words—“ Quite keen air." If the Almanac maker had said “ rain in the foic- noon,” we should have set him down for “ u witch.” The air was “quite keen” sure enough, and what is quite as remarkable.it was the first time during the season that tho air would havojustified tho compliment. During tho morning yesterday, the atmos phere was mild and summery, whilo a heavy fog obscured the distant rico fields. About two o'clock heavy clouds rolled up Irom the west and poured upon us a delugo of rain About four o’clock the wind hauled round to tho North-West, and blew almost a gale. It was then that the air became “ quite keen,’ as sharp and searching as a zephyr from the regions of perpetual snows. t-cT At an Election hold yestorduy, Messrs. Francis Sorrel, John W. Anderson, Win. Duncan, Anthony Porter, and Charles Green, wore duly elected Trustees of thu Independent Presbyterian Church for the yenr 1853. The Lone Star Hall. The Ball at St. Andrew's Hall on Friday night was not largely attended, inconsequence of the numerous lamily parties in the city, and the inclemency of the weather which doubtless kept many ludies at home. The arrangements were very fine. The room was splendidly de- coratud, the music was good, and tho supper, which was prepared by William Claghurn, was as bountiful und elegantly set out os any Ball supper wo ever saw in Suvannah. There was a profusion of everything substantial* und delicacies, all arranged iu the most tasteful mauner. The dancing was kept up to a late hour, and the company seemed to enjoy them selves heartily. tsr Professor Anderson, tho renowned “ Wizzard of the North,” will be in Savanuah about next Monday. So wo learn fiom Mr. Ford, his Agent. Retirement ol' Mr. Locke from tho Re publican. The Republican of Saturday announced the retirement of Mr. J. L. Locke, from the editorial chair of lhut paper, a position which he bus filled with ability fora period of nearly thirteen years. In his valedictory, he informs us that he has remained long enough in the harness Jto fuel uow powerfully controlling business habits become, and to bo convinced thut tho time has arrived when he must re tire or continue in tho same circlo of daily re curring duties. We congratulate him on his escape from the incessant toils, the cares and responsibilities, inseparable from editorial du ty, and sincerely trust that he niny find in whatever walk of life ho may pursue more case, more pleasure, with prosperity aud suc cess equul to that which has crowned his efforts in the field of laborious usefulness from which he so gracefully retires. Mr. P. W. Alexandku, the successor of ■Mr. Locke in the proprietorship and iu the ed- Horial control of the Republican, has for PSome three years past fillod the post of asso ciate with distinguished ability, and has given ample proofs to the public thut the character of the paper will be fully sukfhined. We con gratulate him in his new position, and tender him our best wishes for his nucrPHs. The Florida Trade. Mr. C. Drew, Editor of the Jacksonville “ Florida Republican," expects to be it Savan nah to-morrow, and will remain here a short time on business connected with his paper. Tha Republican is an able and influential pa per, and has a lurge circulation ill East Flori da. 'Those of our merchants who desire to make their houses known in that section will find it a valuable advertising medium. Mr* Drew will be found at the Pulaski House while here. Advertisements for iUa paper may be left with Mr. Gkorok N. Nicholes. Post Master Resigned.—We learn that the Post Master at Bryan Old Court House, in Bryan couuty, has resigned, and that at pres ent there is no person to fill the office. Conse quently no (nail will hereafter bo made up at the Savanqah post office for that place. Illness of John M. Clayton.—The Wil mington. Del. Gazette Bays a rumor has been prevalent in that town for some days past, to the effect that this distinguished gentleman was suffering under the preliminary symptoms of a serious disease. Recognition of the French Empire.— It is stated that despatches have gone out from the State Department directing Mr. Rives to acknowledge the Empire as the Government de facia of France. V" Steamers between Baltimore and Savan nah. The Cotton Plant strongly urges the estab lishment of a line of steamers between Haiti more and this city. It considers Savannah point of great importance, and adds t “The position of that city, in connection with her railroad system, is at this lime of striking significance. When tho Pensacola road is completed, a communication between her end Baltimore will be an absolute neces sity. Then why wait? Why not anticipate trade T The Tennessee trade, now concentra ting at Chattanooga, in itself almost justifies such a step. We osk the merchants of Balti more to tako the map and oxaminn the advttn logos of .Savannah, especially with her Gulf road.” The Savannah und Pensacola Railroad the Cotton Plant considers the most important road on tho American continent, and says that future years will show this to be the case, will, it ie also contended, be tho best paying road, and will have an extensive influence trade. Whon that road is completed, says the same paper, a line of steamers between Balti more and Savannah, should bo established They should bo built at once, so as to create a current of trade and travel, that Baltimore may realiso some of the benefits of the Gulf trade. The editor does not overrato the importance of steam communication botween Baltimore and Savannah, tho radiating point from which an immense commerce will be diffused throughout the interior States of the South and South-West, and the centre at which tho trade and travel of the North Atlantic States must meet that of the Gulf ond tho Isthmus und Sons beyond. Ho does not overrate the posi tion of this city in connection with her widely extended railroad nvstom, or the im purtancu to Baltimore of a connection with us by steam. Wo havo not a doubt that a weekly line, of steamships between Baltimore and Savannah would noon become a paying investment and that it would vastly iiicreuse (lie cnmincrco of Baltimore with our section. Baltimore has already a considerable commerce with Sa vannah, but if she would compete with New York and Philadelphia,she must compete with them iu means and facilities. Successful com petition of this character will accomplish more for her advancement than all the commercial Conventions that ever havo been called to gether. The Florida Indians Refuse to Emi grate.—By passengers who arrived on Sun day from Florida oii the Wm. Gaston, we leurn that it was reported at Pnlatka, and in tho interior of Florida, thut Billy Bowlegs and his Indians had refused to emigrate, and that they had gone into the hammocks. This report, it is said, came direct from Tampa; it s also said thut the sutlers havo for some time past refused to sell the Indians powder and lead. Billy’s forco is insignificant in point of num bers, but in the swamps and hammocks of Florida thoy will bo ablo to make a protracted resistance. If the Indiuns aro determined to light, they should be promptly and resolutely dealt with. or Tho Cily Councils of Uostun have negoliaiod with Haring, Brothers & Co., fora loan to tho amount of £<100,000 sierling, benr- ng interest, (4j per com. per annum) paya ble in twenty years from 1st Oct. lam. They have also rosolveil to borrow $135,000 to meet the payments on tho cily debt, ond $34,000 for paving and sowers. Tho total city debt, at tho close of tho present financial year, exclu* sive ol tho water debt, will bo about $1,879,- 600, boing u reduction of $21,790. U* Tho ablest papers iu Canada West, •allowing in the wake of Canadiun sentiment, have begun to protest against tho practice of making that proviuca a pluee of refuge tor tha runaway negreoe of tl: n continent. iy Hichurd llildre.lt, the historian, says a correspondent, is preparing a " Theory of Politics,” one of a series of wotUs, of which the " Thoury of Morals,” published some eight yours since, was the first. It is stereo typing in Boston, and tho liurpors will be the publishers. ty* In a cusu ol uppeal, aiming out of tire sei/.uro ol liquor under the -‘ Maine Liquor Law," in Miuesuta, Chief Justice Hozner de cided that tho law is unconstitutional and can- nut be enforced. I?T lie New Orleuiis Picayune learns that Major General Twiggs, commanding the Southern Division of the U. S. Army, has is sued orders for tiro brenking up and immediate removal of the military depot at San Antonio, and of the cuminissary ond quartennuster de partments to Corpus Christi. Advance in the Prick of Irish Pro duce.—The general advunc. in tho price of provisions which has been the subject of so much remark on this side of the Atlantic, seems not to be conOnod to tho United States. Letters by the Canada state that some months past a remarkable advance has keen tendily progressing in the prices nf provisions there, and tiro market rates in the provinces, us well as in tho metropolis, rule nearly high as they did in the yours 1840-7. The originating causes at the present period are no doubt widely different, und are plainly to be attributed to the improved condition of the country, the result of two ubuudsnt harvests, and the rcuuinerating prices as realised by the sale of all kinds of furming stock at tile several lairs held through the year. Iu grain peciully tho tendency continues upwards, «ud speculators iu com regard the prospects as favorable to the holder. The report of tho market in Belfast, fur the Sih, says : “ The consumption of Breadstuff's has in creased so lurgely that the mills iu operation find it difficult to keep pace with the demand. Uven where Hour end meal manufacture is carried i n by sleum-power, we learn that extra labor alone can meat current requirements. Turin produce lies advance 1 to sumo extent since liar veal, mid now stands at u figure very much above the quotations of lest season.” 13** Mr. Cass' resolution calling for infor mation respecting Ilia establishment of a new colony in Cenlrul America by Great Britain, was taken up in the Senate ou Thursday and passed. ty Ion sayo the Kepurt of the Secretary of the Treasury will disturb the golden dreams ol a surplus of twenty millions for Congress to riot on. It will be found that there is no necessity lor a reduction of the tariff; for tha purpose of disposing of the surplus revenue. O'- T he Yoliow Fever was abating among the inhabitants of Barbadoes on the 4th inst., but on board the war steamer Dauntless the scourge had made awful havoc. Twelve offi cers, including three lieutenants, the second master and four engineers, besides about 40 of the crew, had fallen victims. IS 1 * Slaves Closing of the Track of tub Balti more and Ohio Railroad.—The Wheeling Gazette says that on tho overling of tho 24th ult., at five minutes after C o'clock, the track from tho oust, under the direction of Mr. Iloseby Carr, sr., and that from Wheeling, under the direction of Mr. Roseby Carr, jr., met on tho 188th section about 2J miles from Moundflville. The last rail having been placed, Mr. Carr addressed his men as follows : “ Wo huve now laid the last bar of the long link of railroad which connects the Chosopeake Bay and the waters of the Ohio, and I call upon you to give three cheers for our President, lliomns Swann, and three more for our Chief „„„ . connection Engineer, Benj. H. Latrobe. May they both ° 8 l,,rd » wa - livu to make many more connexions of the western waters and tho nen-board.” The roar of the stream was drowned in the answering cheers from the now united parties of trucklayers, and it being proposed that three moro should he given for the immediate superior, IloBcby Carr, sr., they wero given with a will, and the tired workmen retired to their respective camps. rsr The suuhoii has bcui rsmarkable for floods and storms throughout the country. Iu the South wo have had two or three extensive floods, and our Northern mid Western ex changes bring us accounts of the ovciflow of the rivers in every direction. The Philadel phia papers speak of the unusual high waters in the Delaware and its tributaries. The streams in the interior of Ohio me over their bunks, and have done much damage to proper ty. The floods iu the western streams must have the effect to swell the volume of the Mis- issippi, and we shall not bo surprised to hear of the breaking of tho Loveus and of disastrous overflows of the low country. The Nashville News of the 27lli ult. says : The rivor has risen some two or three feet since yesterday, and is still coming up—-the main current is now nearly on a level with udway. The backwater iu Lick Branch, in the lower purl of the city, him surrounded a number of houses, driving out the tenants and doing damage to their household. Wilson’s Spring Branch just above Broadway, is backed HI* Cherry street, the water is entirely over Market street bridge ; hut the damuge and in convenience is nothing like that up Lick ••■hip Adrian -ady g r W E Garth ' v„ J 11 Talbird Ssv’h W II Millar...., Jo Iter II M Blodgett Cspt Bswy« r ... , tr. Conwsj l.iout Elterman do E I* Weals do Mr Wilmerding and ly.N Y Mi** Lawrence do T T Wilmerding do R fi Roatick Charleston li F Carter Coooawatte* •x .. .. « Suiuuv, Jan. 2. I)r M M Sams „ fffffisBsrsfe" JKit. 8 !.!,.., J R Chevea and fatn'y...8a» J* WBUaw Macon Pi .^ iltman 8t Lonii r'iiH R Nartrowski .....Dalton Mr Huger II J IlearU N O OH Ileartt Troy K C Tayloe Washlngtor II K Thomae.... J E Bettnrr .. N Y Capt BocWaraau JTHun.phreya.wg A Hll D Lcrethe <j J C Wilkins and •on.^.Vin 8 M Martin C Cant W Strickland O LosE.....shlp A Franklin Gliddon Egypt E W Wyatt Baltimore H D Bowers.. y J Milledge Augusta T II Daniel Atlanta W Moraou do I) Flanders Maoon A Wilkins TO Bowen J - Slioftall Dublin J M Millen Hav’h T J Alford W A Shaw N C A G Waro Atlauta J Drummoud Conway E Weale do The President Elect—His Appear ance.—A correspondent at Concord, N. H., in a letter to the Herald, gives u rather graphic description of the personul uppeuruncc of Gen. Pierce, as follows : “I Imve had the ploasure of several little in terviews with General Pierce. He is a man of mark, n man of education, u man of accom plishments in the wuysof the world ; n shrewd politician, and of hroud and comprehensive views us a statesman. His face is expressive and genial, and intelligent. Ho is affable and pleasing in his manners, modest and unpresu- ming, yet cool and self-possessed in a remurku- ble degree. Ho evidently feels thut he has not yet been tried to the measure of his capacities, and, what is better, lie hits the power involun tarily of convincing you of the fact. lie bus an agreeuble voice, speaks readily, freely, flu ently, and correctly ; but he keeps his own counsels in all manors requiring the exercise of a saving discretion. “In person hois about fivo feet nine inches high, straight and slenderly built. He has not that breadth of shoulders, nor that depth of chest, indicating the most vigorous constitu tion. His complexion, too, is pale, and his fueo thin, excepting the extraordinary expan sion of his lower jaw; but he is one of that wiry, uctivo cluss of men, nil muscle and nerve, and capable of all sorts of hardships and endurance.” ty The statue of Thomas Jefferson—the Bocond in Crawford’s Washington monunient- 1 group—bus just been cast in the Royal Foundry, Munich. Destruction of the Government Stores.—By lute accounts from Los Angelos, York via San Francisco, we uro advised of a disas trous fire at Cumj> Yuma, on the Colorado, hich occurred on the 1st inst. The fire broke out in the Commissary’s quarters und extend ed to tho whole of tho government supplies, flour, beef, pork, &e., producing the almost to tal destruction of the stores at the station. The loss is estitnuted at $200,000. The Star says there are about 400 itieu at Camp Yuma, and unless supplies should be received within a hurt time, rnuca embarrassment must onsue. A train of ten government wagons, laden with stores and provisions, left Los Angelos on the 20th for the Colorado. These were prompt ly dispatchod by Lieut. Eddy to supply the wants at Camp Yuma, caused by the lute fire thore. . hiring in Virginia exceeding^ ‘y high, particularly factory hands. On Wad- nesdoy, Ql Petersburg, twisters commanded as £• ij?* ; ■ leimner * from 100 to $110. 1 itld bunds are firing for about the same as stominere. Cooks and washerwomen bring • T*™' l,U ' r 01 lh#9lh ul ‘” Published m b. N. Y. Commercial Adccrti.er, ha. the following items: Nothing is left undone „t the present mo ment that may tend to mcree.a tl”o efficiency ol the navy uf France. The whole Meditere ranean squadrou lias been eenitou. foriho spaoeof three weeks, to test the different auali- lies of sailing aliipe and acrewaieamers. The splendid screws Napoleon uud Cherleraa K ue ,u ™ port of thia experimental aquadron. The Lmperor in bis solicitude for the glory of lus family, has just ordered the execu- tion of e bust of Charles Bonaparte, father of Napoleon the Great. The luxury and expenditure of the preaent ftSW ,XCBe .d ‘how of auy prerioue * he coronation rones here J™ in 8 f.2 D1 .} 1 S< U, ?( f, : ,,,c '' *1.600,000; they Srire teri?.:** of the highest Sre her™fh« h | If 5 ’ for ,h " consecration, the betrothal, nor the marriage ie yet poai- ti.rfy fixed, unlaa. we are to b«Ti„. ,|fo rumor that a letter hae been recei.ed during the week from Rome, m which the Pope consents MthcffMay 4 ** NoU * Owreonthe Crowning of Louis Nafulkon.—Mr. Gail- Inudet, in tho Courier des Hints Unis, gives currency to the report that the Tope has de cidod to coma to Pnris ut the end of May next, to crown their majesties, the Emperor and Empress of the French, and that ho will af terwards bestow the same consecrulinn upon tho Emperor of Austria, at Vienna or Milan. E©” A number of Chinese J ugglors are per forming in Memphis. It is said they will come this way. S'- T lie suhr. Advance, of New Orleans, arrived at Norfolk, Virginia, on Sunday inorn- ■ n K i from Port Prayu, 30 duvs passngc, in charge of Sailing-master John T. Walker, of United States sloop of war Dalo, und Midship man Win. F. Toon, of sloop of war German town. The Advance was enptured nt the above port on the 23d November, on suspicion of being concerned in the {Slave trade, by the Germantown, Captain Nicholson, hearing the broad pennant of Coinodore Lavalette. She is n Baltimore built vessel of about 80 tons, and had oil board when captured, what is generally termed u slave cargo ; which con sists of all the implements used in the traffic. 'The mate and four seumcn, belonging to the Advance, Imve been brought home (the Cap- luin made his escape at Port Praya) and wore to huve been examined on Tuesday last, nt Norfolk, by the U. S. Commissioner. Eruption of .Mount EtnaT—Accounts from Sicily state that the eruption which com menced on the 20th of August atill lasts, caus ing alternate hopes and fears, according to the incrcuee or diminution in the quantity of lava that shoots forth from the fiery mount. The new crater that opened on the 8th November, pouring forth a fresh current, hud up to the 9th descended as far ns the Volin della Scion- ento, five miles distant from Zaflerana Etnea. 1 he mountain continues to send forth loud re ports, and to shoot up globes of thick smoke, interspersed with fine ashes. Abraham Colly, a well known citizen of Exeter, N. H , was burned to death while confined to his bed by sickness. The following is the creed of the “ Jolly Good Fellows Every One Beauty was maJe to feast tho 11, Ami industry lor the U B. Give bookish wisuom to the Y Y, The turtle from tho C C. All learniua I resign to J J— It ne'er shall my mind T T; To toil I give my nose ! my A A Shall vote fora life of E E. Special Meeting of Council. „ „ Savannah, Jan. :i, 1853. Council mot. Present His Honor, R. Wuyne, Mayor; Aldermen Arnold, Lamar, Kiordnn, Bulloch. Lewis, Gannhl, Brunner, Harris, Screven, Mattery, and Holcombe. The Mayor elated that Council had been con vened in accordance with the ordinance, for the election of the following city officers for the ensuinc year. ELECTION. Council thon proceeded to the election, and upon cou Jting out tho ballots, the following were declared duly elected : Dr. T. H. Demere, Health Officer. Tho.ana T. Walsh, S. I*. Bell, Octavus Cohen, and George J. Smith, Vendue Musters. William Cullen, Harbor Muster. Council adjourned. R. F. AKIN, c. c. W. Johnson, Proprietor. SATimtur. Jin. I. C WIIIUma N YiTW Dun«»n...,MltWg«y'. Ml., h W Harrison FI. E Foreit N Y S OrOn.* R n s L Ware c R R APBIoal (loSG.ni Phils L L Holms. N ol I) lleclit Charleiton T IV Co.kory Snv'li A S Murg.u Mncim ....Floyd colJ Friboe SC Sunday, Jan. 2. K, Sav’l J C Coe.. J R Parrott J M Turner J F Itagin T P Goodwin Ma< J Ballard E II Ross Macon J D McGairy n y J M Anderson Burke 11 C Wideman „.c R R G A Cunningham A Morgan Oa J McKenxie Burke K C Wodo Sav'h T B Moultrie do F F Joni Macon S M Street Darien flmtlinni Mutual JLoun AnNorinliuii- Bfr' A meeting of the above Association will be hold in the Exchange on Thia Evening, 7X .'dock. (J»n 4) JOHN POSTELL, Soo'y UNITED STATES MAIL LINE TOR NKW-YOKK. To l.AV, on SATURDAY, 8th J»n., at — o'clock. The new and splendid eteamship FLORIDA, Capt. M. C. Woodhnll, will For freiarht or passage apply to PA DEL FORD, FAY k CO. FOR HAWKINMVIIjLK, And the Iiifcrinedlnlo Lnnillngs. To Leave TUESDAY RIGHT, January A. v Tho steamer SAM JONES, Capt. Dil- EjaAJL^-Ahird, will leave as ubove. For freight. •■■■■■■■■■■ Ao., enquire of jan t SMITH k LATHROP, Agents. FOR IIALTJMOKK-Kciculnr Elite. ^ Tho schooner JOHN W. ANDERSON, Wat- * ou master, will meet with dispatch as above.— ■dfMt For freight or passage apply ou board at Tel fair ■ wharf, or to j»n 4 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. FOR BOSTON. •y-j. Tho schooner OCEAN BIRD, Capt. Week*, »'ill have immediate dispatch for U.e aL^ve port. oWBBLFor freight of 60 balox Cotton on deck, apply to 4 ROWLAND A CO. FOR NEW YORK. The schooner ECLIPSE, Capt. Gosleo. will have Immediate dispatch for tho above port.— For freight of 60 bale# Cotton on deck to com- plcte cargo, apply to f jan 4] ROWLAND ft CO. GKKBNB AND PlJf.AHKI MONUMENT „ LOTTERY OFFICE, Gnu dry's Building, Bullet., opposite Poet-Office. GREGORY ft MAURY. Managers. Lottery, Class No. 1: <11 76 64 73 (KM 4 13 Also ol Extra No. 1, drawn in Detawnre Jan. lit: 411 23 27 73 37 1 43 33 61 41 74 71 60 D. H. STEWART. KXTHA CLASH NO. 2. To bo decided by the drawing of Delaware Lottery. Class 3. To be drawn at Wilmington, Del., Tliia Day. Jan 4tli 76 Numbor*—14 Drawn Ballota. CAPITAL: 20,000 DOLLAIISi fto. So. Ac. Ac. Ac. Tlchota gfi—Shares In proportion. FOR NEW YORK. The echoonor LUCRKTIA, Capt. Mead*, will have dispatch for tho above port. For freight liWnfcor passage apply to |j 4] ROWLAND ft CO. FOR1IOHTON. i Tho brig ACORN, II. C. Coombs master, wi %moet with dispatch a* above. For freight c Epassage apply on board at Telfair'* wharf, or < 1 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. with dispatch as abo’ L K Garvin g C|J H Jones Oriffln KOallaher do .1 E Hickson.. J Garvin do BStraus •J Jones Macon 111 KZonor.... W * k° n 8 8av’hiJ Baohararh.. WM Rogers Bryan co O W Jack sun .... C A Ilardee do J 1* Walker CRli Miss Mintu: ..Gn . m ft Godfrey, Washburn, Wilder ft Co, B F Gil bert, c Hartridge, E Parson* ft Co, Crugor ft Wado, Al len ft Ball, Hardwick ft Cook, Caldwell, Neely ft Co, O W Gurmauy ft Co, Brigham, Kelly A Co, und order. COMMERCIAL. Hnvannnh Exports. Boston—Brig Georgiaua—118,000 feet Sawed Lum ber, 18 balea Cotton. NEW ORI.EAN8, DEC. W-Cotton.—On Monday morning factors Bhowed a willingness to make material concessions, but hardly to the oxtent donianded by buy ers. Still, however, some 16,600 halos wero disposed of during tho day, thu market closing at a decline from Friday's rates of (§) % 11>. Yesterday prices were better, and purchasers wero found for fully 19,500 bales, making tho aggregate sales siuce our last review 36,600 bales, taken mostly for England. Tho receipts of the throo days aro 20,998 bales, against 17,608 bales for the corresponding period lostyear, and the total receipts at this port since the 1st LSoptomber ihavo been 840,476 bales, against 624,292 to tho sume date last year, show ing an increase or316,184 bales. We now quote as fol lows: NEW-OULEANS' CLASSIFICATION. Inferior 0.*^ 6I Middling Fair.... 9>£ Ordinary 7 @ 7>* \ Fair lo — Middling 8 (& Good Fair — fa) — Good Middling....8?^^ 9 | Good aud Fine... — fa) — COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand Sopt. 1, 1852 9 632 Received since 837,074 1 yesterday 3,402—840,470 -338,167 , —been very light, nnd salus limited to a few lots, including yesterday 1000 suck* White and Yellow nt 54c $ bushel, and 800 at a higher prioe. Oats.—We noticod sales of 1650 sacks of Ohio Oats, l Monday, at 48, and 500 St. Louis at 50c, and yester day 1800 bushels 8t, Louis and Prime Indiana (Black Oats) at 50c, aud 100 sacks 8t. Louis at 52c % bushel. Freights.—The Froight Market has continued to oar a rather drooping appearance, though tho number of vcssols in port is yet small. On Monday one Ameri can and two British shipo were taken for Liverpool at IN 16a, ono for Providenco, It. I., at 1c, a vossel for Fall 1 l-16c—all for Cotton ; and a bark for New B6 50 ^ hhd for Sugar. Yestorday two Aineri- me British ship taken for Liverpool at 11 lGd for Cottou, and a ship for Glasgow for tho same. 8TOOK OF COTTON At Augusta and Hamburg on thr l*f inst. ONE CENT REWARD. R ANAWAY from the subscriber on the 22nd hit indentured apprentice Robert Uurchell. The ai)ovo reward will bo ii&id to any person who will return him to me, and the public nro hereby cautioued not to harbor or employ him, as the law will bo rigidly enforced against any porsou so offending. jan 4 2* A. F. MIRA. WANTED. A GOOD COOK and WASHER for o ily, either White or Colored. Apply a jan 4 M at a bi FORBADE. AHOGANY WARDROBE and SECRETARY —both nearly now and but littlo used, will be sold argain if applied for nt once. Apply at this Of- " jan 4 Will Soon Open AT ST. ANDREW’S IIALL 1 IIAUGIl’S MAMMOTH 0DE0SC0PIC MIRROR OF ITALY, A CCOMPANYING which will he given n series of Grand Vooal and Instrumental Concerts, by some of tho first Artists iu the country. Particulars in future Bills and Advertisements. tf jan 4 New Vinegar Factory. TI ,E Subscriber having commenced tlio marnu JL facturo of White Wine and Cider Vinegar, in this city, will keop constantly on hand a supply of both -nuallties, warranted pure. Hir. prices will be moderate. I’hose desiring to purchase will please leave their or ders with Mr. Joseph Lippinnn, Market square, or at •bo Factory, corner West Broad and Elisabeth streets, jan 4 6 GEORGE OEMINDEN. WOOD ! WOOD l f|HIE Subscriber will knap cnnstiintly on hand I, at his WOODYARD, at the Canal Bridge, a full supply, »t all seasons, of UAK and HICKORY WOOD. All orders left at J. D. Jesse’s, Broughton-street, will bo promptly attended to. IrV Wood Hold Low For Cash. Jll jsu 1 tf J. M. BUTLER. SPECIAL N0TICE8. HK.HOVAI, NOTICeT It •Srfe WEST k*» removed hi. roildon.. . •■>■■35 offle. to South Bro.d Street here... » ‘ J »rd end Whlteker street,. lm « ,l *"" “itt,- EMIGRATION AGENCY I Terrene vlehln, to rend for the'l. r , f^ar^.nd doelroue of brtngtr., them 1 ol.ee peoket ehlpe, informed thet the reheenre the only .Rente to r the .bny. Ajency In thte J*" They are also authorised to draw on M«. . Tepeentt k Co.. Lly.rpeel, In .ofn. frem i 'e,', werd., whleh dreft. ere n.g«l.u, l„ J *► out Ireland end Qreet Britain. y “ ll,r “«!. BrmfU on France and Oermany, parable In ,n of tha Continent, alio for ante. Apply to M,, l J.e2t ly HUNKKI1 k OQDEN. 80 Bay.,,. ety of seasonable article*, which nro offoreil for sale by jan I JOHN DALY, 28 Whitaker street. ENGLISH REPORTS IN LAW AND EQUITY, The Common Laic, Equity t ami Criminal Rrjwrts Com bined. I^IIE Series commences with the Decisions of I Michael man (Nor.) Terra, 1850, and contains from that period all the Decisions of all the English Courts. The Reports are furnished by a corps of over thirty regular and experi-'noed Reporters, and for comprehen siveness, brevity and accuracy, tho Publishers chal lenge comparison with uuy other aeries of English Re ports now published. Ton volumes have already been issued, bringing down tho decisions to the Summer of 1852, boing .thus two years in advance of any otlior rept ivit of English Re ports. For the greater convenionce of the Profession, thore w ill also be published, an soon as required, a full Table ol Cases, show ing nt a glance the volume and page of evory nories of Reports which contain the same casos as the Law and Equity Reports. These Reports will be continued in the same superior stylo, at the low price of $2 per single volume to per manent subscribers. Subscriptions to tho abovo, roceived by JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. Agents for Savannah. MORE NEW 1IOOKH. H istorical sketch of logic—from th« earliest times to the present day. By Robert C II ^ >rofeB#or kuslc Metaphysics—Quoen’i A Discourse -t of Hippocrates. By Elisha Bartlett, M. D. The Spring-Time of Liloj or, Advice to Youth. By Rev. David Magie, D. D. The Faded Hopo. By Mrs. L. If.Sij a the Times—Character and Writings f 111 A \J 10 dec 31 ) 20 inches, just received ut 155 Broughton-st. MORSE ft NICHOLS. I \RIE1> FRUIT.—100 Pncknges Layer and J Bunch Raisins in whole, half, aud quarter boxes: drams Figs; 20 jaru Prunes; 5 frails Almonds; 2 barrels Currants, landing from schooner North State, 1 'or sale by > 18 CLAOIIORN ft CUNNINGHAM. f landing from ship J. P. GRAVE8. In Augusta Hamburg On Boats, Wharf, ftc.. M.330 6,547 1852. 33,738 8,995 1,483 Total 31,377 49,210 SHIPMENT O F COTTON From Augusta anti Hamburg to Savannah and Charles ton, from 1st Sept, to l«t inst. roin 1st to 31st Duo. To Savannah 27,802 20.383 Charleston by Rail-Road 14,294 1 Shipped previously Total Shipments AN ORDINANCE f^O amend tho Firo Ordinances as regards the J Sweeping of Chimneys. Sec. 1, Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of tho City of Savannah and Hamlets thoreof, in Coun cil assembled, aud it is hereby ordained by tho authori ty of tho same, that after tho passage of this ordinance it shall bo optional with the ownors or occupants of houses to havo Chimneys wherein coal is exclusively burnt,*swept or not. Sec. 2. Bo it further ordained, by authority of the same, that all ordinances or parts of ordinances milita ting with the present, are hereby repealed. R. WAYNE, Mayor. Atteat-R. F. AKIN. Dec. 30, 1852 [jan 4] Clerk Council. B AD42ES! BADGES!! BADGES!!! All persons interested are horoby notified, that if they r driving drays, wagons, carts, jons, wf rding to law. R. F. AKIN, C. C. EL, ECTIONS. A N Election will be hold for the following City X\_ Officers by Counoil, on Thursday, the 13th Janu ary, 1853: Salary. Bond. .. $6<>U and fees. $10,000 ct stock ou hand 1st Sopt 3,7U7 146,285 Deduct recoipts to 1st Deo 103,653 Rocoiptsjof Deo 42,632 149,992 1:44,148 Departure of Stenniers From Savannah. Wm. Oaston, Shaw, for Palatka, at 10 A. M. Sam Jones, Dillard, Uawkiusville, P. M. ft®" The regular U. 8. Mail stoamera Gordon, Capt. Brooks, Calhoun, Capt. Bardeu, and Jletamora. Capt. Frooland, loave every morning at 4 o'clock, for Charles ton. oonneoting with the Charleston steamships Wilmington boats, and arrive every evening in 8a’ nah at 5 o'olook, P. M. t 4 P. M. Departure of Carson Central Railroad. Two Passenger Trains Daily. Evening Drain—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and fives at Maoon at5}{ A. M., oonneoting with the South- Western Railroad to Oglethorpe, and by stages thence to Tallahassee, Columbus, aud otlior points South West. Horning JVain.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. M., and ar rives in .Macon at 6>» P. M. oonuocting with the Macon and Wostern night trains to Atlanta, iloutgomory and Chattanooga, and with tho Augusta and Waynesboro' Railroad (day train) to AuguaU; aud (going East) with Railroad to Milledgevillefi'om Gordon. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITURE COVERINGS, &c., AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL. W. H. CAUUYJL’S CURTAIN STORE Is No. 109 ClieHtuut-st., Philadelphia, Comer bth-st., opposite the State House. H E has always in store a full Mock of Fronch Brooatelles; Do. 8atia De Laines kg _.,_ x Satin Damasks; Table ft Piano Covers, fto.; Gilt Cornices; Cord's,'Tassels, «o. SHADES of all styles and Lacoand Muslin Curtains of every stylo and pi ice. N. Y. Painted WINDOW' „ uu prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, ftc. and every thing complete for Curtains of the newest Paris styles, aud at the lowest nrices. Persons seuding tho height and width of thoir window frames, ean have their Curtains made and trimmed in the best manner: see Fashion Plates in August number of Godey’a Lady’s Book. Steamers, hotels, oar builders, aud dealers generally, .‘h'.carryl, supplied at tho lowest wholesale Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Goods, . ,, , 169Che«tuut-st., corner 6th-street, J* »4 ly Qpposito the State House, Phila. CITY HOTEL, “ Day Hcreet, Savannah, Georgia. THIS long established and favorably known Ilo- X tel ocoupies a central location in the commercial portiou of the oity. The proprietor is pleased to an nounce to his old patrons, aud those who may horoafter favor him with their visits, that by recent additionsand improvements in his eatahlishmout he is placod in ■ u iito t-gfcnnusnmout ne is placod m pos session of more extendedmeanstiianheretoforefortnoir comfort and convenionce. Particular attention has been given iu the late alterations to the apartmoutsappropri- ated to ladies aud families, whieh, with other changes in their arrangement, have now a private entraucu to the dining-rooui, thus securing their occupants from anv intrusion from other portions of the building, aud afford ing them all tho privacies of home. Persons visiting Savannah will tiud the City Hotel all they could dosirs tho part of the subscriber will be P. CONDON, Proprietor MARINE INTELLIGENCE. CLEARED. Brig Georgians, Gilchrist, Boston—E W Buker. DEPARTED. Steamer Welaka, King, Palatka, fte. MEMGRANDA. ^Philadelphia, Dee. 30—Cleared, sohr C A Greiner, lligbee, for Savannah. Mobile, Deo. 28— Arrived, ship Wm Tapscott, Cor nish, from Savannah: Sami Fox, Ainsworth, do. Baltimore—Cleared, 29th, schr Ophir, Baker, for Sa vannah. Boston, Dec. 28— Arrived, ship Marion, Share, from savannah; brig Rio Grande,Tarbox, do; bark Chester, Savannah ' bri * 8 Merr ‘ U * Meant, Darien; A Dunbar, fi.SIre!v , , Ho l? _ ' ArrW#d * 26th * Sophia, Freeman, for Boston; brig Angelina, Warren, Darien, vLntli. for do; A Dunbar, Sa- Yaunah, fordo; L Baldwin, Savannah, for do. JE?*'o Da0 * 26-~Arrived, tohr Chariet Mills, Franeit, from Savannah; brig Wilson FuUor, Johnson, Bee.:28—Arrived, brig Haidee, Maine, fm Jacksonville. Dec. 29-Cleared, bark Rhodes, Rost, Sin 8 *^ na fei ^ J 1 W, Wellington. Wellt, Jackton- ▼ille; tohr Rio, Coffin, do Dec. S9—Cld tehr Cata ract. Rice, for Savannah; tehr Victory. Baker!doT^ ^JolMfOW>~Loading. 9th, Br bark A?gyle, Burton, for Kingston, J/vm.-22d, Judith, Wart, fm Bi Mary's, Oa. SAVANNAH BAUUJblt SHOX AND BATHING SALOON. fPHE Subscriber would retpecifully announce X to tho citixunt of Savanuah, and of Goorgia, Ala bama, Florida, South Carolina, that this long and well known establishment it open for the reception of hit Iriondi. lie assures them that nothing will be left uu- dono on his part to continue it a convenient and comfor table Barber Shop. His prices will bo as reasonable as in any similar establishment in Now York. Hair Cutting, in neat and fashion aide style .SQ 20 Single Shave ! gj Shampooing ”” 25 Shaving six and seven timea a week 2 00 Shaving five times a v/eek i 50 Shaving three or four times a week 1 00 Tickets for Children's Hair Cutting, 8 for 1 m Hot and Cold Baths 25 Parents are respectfully imformed that every care and paius will l>e taken with their children when seut to the Saloon to be waited upon. He will also keep for ■ale a variety of Fancy Goods, such as Gentlemen's Cravats, Stocks, all kinds of Gloves, Dress Shirts, Me rino and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, Pocket Udkfs., Collars, Socks, and othor articles of Gentle men's wear ; also—Hair, Tooth, Hat, Nail, Flesh. Clothes and bhoe Brushes; Soap#, Oil#, Cologne# and a groat variety of other article#. Bnlm of Huvanuah. Thi# beautiful preparation is manufactured by him- ■olf for cleansing and darkening tho Hair; thousands who have received the benefit of cleansing of daudruff improving aud darkening the llair, are willing to com mend it. Price— $1 a bottle, or throe bottlea for $2 25. Augusta Barber Shop. lie would also take the pleasure of informing his nu merous friends that he has opened a magnificent Barber Shop undor the Augusta Hotel, Broad-street, Augusts, where every convenience will be found to mak„ his p*I trona comfortable. Strangers and friends visiting Au gusta are respectfully solicited to give mu a call. J. M. HAYWOOD, Monumont-aq., Savannah, janl ly And under Angnsta Hotel, Broad-«t. t Augusta. T^XOUR.—50 bbls. Baltimore Flour, laudiug f; frost soltr. J. W. Andarsou and for sale by * ROWLAND A CO. City Treasure City Clerk City Marshal... „„„ „ City Surveyor .’.’.’.’.'.’.1,000 “ Keeper Laurel Grove Cemetery.. 1,500 1,500 Clerk Court Oyer aud Terminer.. Sheriff “ “ •« Messenger of Council 200 Keeper of the Guard House 1H7>£ Clerk of the Market 900 Keeper Powder ^Magazine Sup't Streets and Lanes 600 "’ ’—- ey Contractor for that |i 400 and fees. 1,000 '*“*' * * 5,000 2,000 20.000 . _ ltractor for that part of the city west of Barnard-sl. y Coni City Constables Superintendent City Watch 1, Deputy “ “ Second Lieut “ “ Four Sergeants “ ** Keeper Post House Five Port Wardens Twelvo Measurers and Inspec tors of Lumber Ono Inspector Turpentine Two •• Wood Two •• Salt, Grain. Ac... Two “ and .Gaugors of foes. fees. fees. foes. Coutractor to furnish all’ materials. ’ Proposals for lighting City (oil) Lamps; material fur nished by the Contractor, and to keep everything ap pertaining thereto in good order for one year. Proposals for keeping City Clock iu good ordor for {•roposals for iurnishing the City Poor with Modicino for one year. Applicants will name their securities, and send in their applications two days previous to the election, J»*> 4 R. F. AKIN. c. < TEA deo°15 'EA TRAYS,—The most beuuiiliil articlo brought to this market. MORSE ft NICIIOLB. r nnd very de- Broughtoi MORSE ft N1CI101. s lOFPEE,—15U sacks Rio Coiree; 75 do St. Domingo do.; 60 do. Government Java do., re ceived and for sale by doc 13 MeMAUOl? ft DOYLE. LACK AND FANCY DHKbS SILKS, Mouslino De Laiuos, Merinos, Coburg Cloths, bl’k Imziue, Canton Cloths, ftc., for sale at tho lowest prices by [dec 13J DkWITT ft MORGAN. Barrels Ciiunipague Cider, Inndiug from bark tendanco, eJsJ Vernon, for sale by public. doc 17 W. M. DAVIDSON. TO TUB LAIilFS. N K. BARNUM &. CO. have on hand a fine set • of Stone Martin Muffs, Cuffs and Victoriues, winch will be sold very cheap. Inquire at the cheap Hat nnd Cap Store, 129 Congruss-st. 1 lAlSlNH, Figs, Prunes, Pecans, Brazilian Fil- XV hertB and Hickory Nuts, fresli aud of tho choicest quality,just roceived and for side by doo 17 C. B. SCALLY, St. Andrew’s Hall. JS OOK HKSTP4.—Bookkeeper's Book Rests— —"" I > 1 1 r *- Jjy JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. received and for sale by M ACKEltEL.—50 l>hls. No. I, uud No.2fuuil iyX No. 3 Mackerel. 40 & •• Mackerel, iu store and for sale by SWIFT ft CO. UOLLAlttf»f Cheinisets ou Cloths, black Velvet Rib- uuns. bontag Sleeves, Linen Cumbrio lldkfs., Gents' English Cotton Socks, just received aud for salo by dee 13 DkWITT ft MORGAN. FLOUR. IDO BARRELS Baltimore Flour; 50 do. pure J- yJVJGenesee do.; 25 do. Hiram Smith's do., receiv- do and for salo by [dec 13J McMAHON ft DOYLE. LUIK. SALE,—Tv 18 yoars and the other 19 years old; a w old ; ono 28 yours, nnd one 24 years old : years old, with her girl child 10 years, ft years, and her iufaut child ; a woman 22years old, with her girl child 2 years, and her infant; a woman 28 years old, with her girl child 6 years ; and a girl 18 yoars old infant child. Apply to WM. WRIGIIT, Brokor. 30 yearB omau 28 boy child 8 •sold, - — an28y VltANKI.IN JOB „ t ,T r WM. H. ROYAL PLAIN AND FANCY ’ BOOK AND JOB PRINTFTf 021 Cor. Broughton <fe Whlmim,,,.. 1 DENTIsTFkyT So m @ if a a a, Muridcal nod IHcrlinnicnl Deatl.t " »T5rSa ° ffl '’ 0 BROUGHTON STREET WOS reuth .ldo-ncar Whluk.r-H. lj WOODMAN'S CIIERRY EXPECTORANT *■'" our ' 1 of Coo.nmi.tlon, D.cll c0 . ' ml) Bronohltl*. Wtating ofth, Fleil. Ri Swenti, Spitting of Blood, Whooplo, Coo.li ni« , of Breathing, Coldi, Coughe, luSuema, l'h'tlil.i, In the Sldo, and all Dlrea.ei of tho Chore and Sold by W. W. Lincoln, A. A. Solomon, k C, Turner* Co., Ilumphroj-i * Jol mlo „, Moore iii drlok.on, John A. Major, Jae. U. Carter, In Seven, .T Gonoral Agent for the Southern Slatoe J*° 9 !hn OLIVER T. HRAoo Of-—^ A REPRIEVE,—We do T? prlev, from CapltM Pnnlehmont. The™ a .low tortnro, from whieh a re.plto 1. ‘ bio. Wo refor to Dj.p.p.ia-n word in which all th.' horror, of indlge.tion aro eummod up. To th. . ,V or. by thi. painful and haraj.ing dlioaee, w 8 ont not only bright hope,, hat tho certainty of i B „,, W ate relief and pormaneut cure. Thsro is a toni dial and alterative prlnolple In Hoofland'e Oorm.o n!' terr, which inevitably unite and change, ? action of th. etomach nnd the eccretivc organ., rem th. dieeaae, and re.tora. to health. Prepared h, n ‘ C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia. l rao A PUBLIC INVITATION “ TO ALL WHO SUFFER Pain tm--^, If there I. a man or woman who are Buffering pain, wo care not what the may be, we guarantee that Radway. Ready R, lltr give yon eue and relievo yen entirely in a f, w after u.tng it. Call upon the agent, who., uem. J will Und in thi, paper, and if you are iufferic, acute pain, we will warrant that r Railway’. Ready Jfeli./ mill ,l„p ,( fc. /or ,, m ^ It will cure Rheumatism nftor all other romedie. here foiled, and Is the only euro cure for Neuralgle. r ouro Sick or Nervous Ueadaohe, and .t«jpa the moit painful throhi In a few minute,. It will relieve th, meet dletreesing pain, ol dlarrhma, cramps, .p., ml i, It ie the guickeet autldoto for chUlo and fever tvtr known. In all care, ask for Radway’s Ready Relief. dec 4 1m Private Hospital. DOCTORS WILIHIAN dk GANAIII,, Farm-street, West end or the Plank Roii>. Dr.s. WILDMAN ft GANAHL having completed tho arrangemants for a Privat® Hospital, and fitted up the samo with all the sppliancei of hygiene, good nursing, and medical and surgical »t- offer tho benefits of the institution to tho The terms of admission are $1 per day. This will it- cure constant and efficient modical attendance, medi cines, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be required in advance, which will not be subject to reclamation.— Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on rea sonable terms. That the institution may partake as mnoh as poisible of the benevolent publio character which the origina tors intended, they have solicited the following gcntic- rnon to act as a board of visitors, who will at ill and any time inspect the premises, and whose name* nr$ guarantees to the publio of its efficient management; Hon. Langdon Cheves, , John W. Andorion, Joseph 8. Fay, A. A. Smets, 9 reon * John W. Ra( un, John Boston, | 8olomon Cohen, Montgomery Cumming. Arrangements have also been made for the sccommo- datiou of negroes. P. U. WILDMAN, M. D., Cornor Aborcorn and South Bread-fit. CHAS. GANAHL, M. D., 8outh Broad-street, East of BarnsrJ. dee 21 ^Liberal advances made upon shipment* s^vJSx of Cotton to my friends in Liverpool nnd York. (3 m ) c _ L _ LAMAR . with n dec 13 —2UU bbls. land BRIGHAM, {(ELLY ft CO. LE.—50 burrels Creuin Ale, bre rlor , for sale at tlio Albany Ale W. M. DAVIDSON. A LE*—50 burrels (y'rfluin Ale, brewed jxpressly jAX. for^ me,^warranted superior to any in market, A TILLER’S* ALMANAC.—Plsuteri. ..... ItX Merchants' Almanac for 1853, the Astronomical Calculations by S. H. Wright, for Carolina and Goor gia, with aide table, reooived by j»°4 JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. TpLANTING POTATOES.—400 bbls. Nova jX^p °° ti , a , r °, tato08 » suitable for planting—said toyield sale by J^_JAYr—60 bales prii . Fustnrii Hay, „ tug from the brig Laratine, for Bale by 4 BUNKERftf laud BUNKER ft'OGDEN. French Sofas ami five de by UNKEB ft OGDEN. G 1 KANITIS UNDEIU*lNNIN«S.-190 _ Fr e - T colour sale by [jam] BUNKER* OODEN. L iqiORH.—:m Imrrcle I'lieli.'e Oin, Iu burrcls Rum, in store and for sale by J* 114 E.O'nYRNE. 5 N . U J*. OKK — 50 l "‘ rr ‘ ri * Mere nnd AJ 1 rime Beef—50 barrels Mesa aud l'rirao Fork,land- ing and lor eale by y n * CLAGIIOUN ft CUNNINGHAM. M AUKERKL AM) 4'OI)FlSH.-Mi l.ur rels No. 1, 2 and 3 Siackerel; 30 half barrels No. i auu i Mackerel; 20 Kits Salmon; -20 Quintals Codfish, landing aud for sale by ’ CLAOIIORN ft CUNNINGHAM, A Lustern ami Northern liny ; Corn,prime Tennessee Corn; Oats, and Bran, for sale bv jan 4 DAVID R. DILLON, foot of West|Broa< IJALTIMOKK FLDUR7-13ti bbls.’ Xf lauding per schooner Woodbridge from Balti . servants for hire by [jan 4J A. C. TOMS. S UGAR.—10 hhd*. Porto Rico Sugar; 15 lihds. Muscovado do.; 10 hhds. St. Croix do.; 30 bbls. Cof- ioo Sugar; 30 bbls. Crushed and Powdered do, just re ceived and for salo by J au 4 McMAHON ft DOYLE, M ^ASSES.-aO hlids. WuM India MoIohsp*, 50 bbls. do Syrup, just received and for sale by J^“j McMAHON ft DOYLE. for lalo by jan4j £ MtfMA HON ft DOYLE, 11811 •—lOCusks Codfish, 30 bbls. P rings, 50 boxes smoked do., 30 whole and half bur- Maokerel, 20 Kits do., just roceived and for sale bv n 4 McMAHON ft DOYLE. CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS! TUar received and for sale by the subscriber f) 10 000 Morena. 10.000 El Crisol. 10.000 Consolal -ion (1st and 2d.) 10.0U0 Escogia, 10,000 Rio Hondo, 6,000 •old Leaf, 10,000 La Pruoba. 5,000 La Centamo. Also, Julia Deau and Diadem Twist Tobacco. de31 Sign ef the Ingin, 27 Bull-st., iionumma-ki. 1 ? 1*0UR.—20 bbls fresh Hultiiuore Flour, just . landing aud for sale by (dco31) W. D. FORD. P ICK LES—In half bbls., j u «t landing from brig Josephus and for salo by W. I). FORI) dcc 31 Waldburg's Building, Jeffemm Street. UST RECEIVED—10 half bbls. Crauber- rics, in fine order and for salo by M ackerel ana sal.uon—just land- Ing and for sale by (dco 31) W. D. FORD. S^OVMKNT WANTED - ™it A STEADY, ACTIVE MAN-sccustomed to taking care of a farm, with cattle and hogs—he """ produoc respectable city reference. * private isfibIakvI DBS. FISH & BEOS ., TT A TS :! i,:ir *«uvate ini-irmahy XX, at No. 19 East Broad Street, whore thev ar« nr .. TSJ.U. 1 ‘ *« » convenient ,„J hoalthv |>ortion of the city, and arranged, in all rrep«cu, with nn? ™ reatfort anil neceaeitiea of patiente. Iho atneteet attentian will ba given to iu enOte mauagenient-eeemg thatpalienu are comfortably or” of th.u iJtlre? 1 ' ‘ ,ur,oafcrBdlll K ot, tl ,lt tta performance The rate, of charge, are ai follow, :-AU patienu cannot iwi .”..H P»Y «> fre -Hem. Strange™ who cannot give a eatlafactory reference will pay for on. nre k l!ho <> Jm 0 £ , A . w * r<1 h “ haon tittej up for Sea- mo». who will be taken at the ulnal Uoepiul roue.— Far tutonpanUmUn.mpplw re the underEigaed. —* *; 139 Broughton atreet, ^ j JAMES B. BEAD, «U FreaideiU ,treat. ceived by [doe IS] MOI13E * NICHOES. S EKD OATM.—2(10 hag. heavy Maryland Seed Oats landing from echooner .Maria Ann, and for ■ale by [dee Idf CLAOIIORN * CUNNINGHAM. steamer Alabama ami for pply d f FORD. Compound Wild Cliorry Lozenges, XrOR Coughs, Colds, Influenza, &c.—These Loz- X onges will be found much moro convoniout than auyof the liquid preparations, as they can bo curried about the porsou, and alwuys ready for use whon tho cough is troublesome, thus prevouting a violent attack of cough, and consequent irritation of tho lungs. Just roceived and for salo by W. W. LINCOLN, ^ oc 1 Monument square. f iquoits.—5 bbls. Peach Brandy, 5 V4 casks JU Porf Wine, 6 casks Madeira do., 5 bbls. Ciedr. 5 bbls. Cider Vinegar, 6 do. White Wine do., 10 bbls. Whisky, just received and for salo low by J. Q. WATTS, No. 4 Barnard-i (J HI RTS nnd DRAW151IH.-5 dozen Me- kJ , no . Under Shirts ; 5 do. Drawors; 5 do. Guornsov I rocks, in store and for sale by J doo 11 Guernsey E. O'BYRNE. W ELL WHEELS uud WELL BUCK ETS, for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, uo ° 10 102 Bryan-streot. article, at [deo 15j OOCKET CUTLERY—Of Jonathan Crookfi ■ celobrated manufacture may bo found ut 15; Jroughton-st. [deo tf j MORSE ft NICHOLS. MORSE ft NICIIOLS. CANDIED FLAG ROOT. A DELICIOUS Confection fur imparting fra- XXlfTanco to tho breath. Just received and for sale bv ^ uc 7 W. W, LINCOLN, Monument squaro. 9t DR * JAMES c. BOWEN, offica at Dr. Anr.old’s, corner of Aborcorn and Sun DR. J. J. ROBERTSON, orncc, no. 100 BsooanTON-STRxxr. Residence, “Marshall House.” 6m may 28 MEDICAL CO-PARTNEKNIfJF. Gfr Dr ; E. H. MARTIN and Dr. II. L. BYRD, having associated themielves in the prac tice of their Profession, may bo fouipi at their Office, at the rosidence of Dr. B., No. 97 Broughton-atroet, *outh side, between Bull and Drayton-strects. Dr. M. may befound at the Marshall House at night. 6m no 4 DENTISTRY. DR. D. G. BARNES is now prepared t« perform all kinds of Dental Operation!, and to exeoute every description of Plite Wore in the most scientific manner and wlthdlepatch. Office over M. I’rendergast's, corner of Congrees audWhita- korstroete. Prices moderate. lyapl? 8^ Aborcorn. DR. SULLIVAN has removed hie Office to Congroas-street, between Drsyton and Central llnllrond and Bnnkin^ Coinpnuy of Geor^in. Savannah, Decembor 1, 1852. The annnAl election for r.!no Directors to manage the affairs of this Institution, will be held at the Banking Bouse in this city, on Monday, tho 3rd day of January hext, between tho hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. By ordor. SOLOMON COHEN, CaiUier. dec 2 td 4 NDIUON1S, FlItEUOOS, Bluivel uud longs. Coal Hods, ftc., for sale by 1 0 F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-it I bUTTKIt AND •JIIEESE.-35 fTr'kiu,prime I » ,.nH . J0 , es clieoae, juit recolvei' McMAIION * DOYLE. B UKE AND IIA CON HAMS.-31) half bar- /•'•Fulton Market Baal. 300 ahaiaa llama, juit received and for relo by ’ J d « c8 BIoMAlION k DOYLE. / KIRN. w and fox dec 14 1UU0 bushel* of Corn, in bulk, tu store for sale by a. C. TOMS. 126 Bay-st. TYKCEJVEDl'ED 8TEAl>IEIt—HHdda .LL Apples, 10 «lo. Potutoes, 5 do. Parsnips, 5 do. Beets Oao. Carrots. 3 do. Pig Hams, 2 do. Bologna Sausages, t 6 haIf Jo ' Fulton Market Beef, Smoked aud I loklcd longues. Mackerel, Herrings, Codfish, fto. , n « „ „ , „OEO. ALEXANDER, dec 10 Cor. Bull and Congress-ats., Monument-sg. MERCHANT*. BLANKH.—Charter Pur- toPv/i&SSl? V Ko-Wr.rehouse En- i M o ao Sk,fra'«b*; J JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. R m UJ^TCJN WILL PAPER. . for Nu,,lbo « , » “»«l Weights. For sale by do ° 10 JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. bbls. Crushed Sugar ; 30 do. Clar ifled do.; 30 do. Powdered do., for sale by &OYLE. M USTANG L.INIMENT.-5 ...... of all ■iaaa, for aala by MOORE k HENDRICKSON. P ov 17 Gibbons' Buildings O UPERIOR CANAL FLOUR, FOR SALE. kJ . Just landed from schr. Charles Mills, 100 bbls. su perior Canal Flour. HENRY K. WASHBURN. “'MB, NEW N. O. fflOl.A1SNEM.—151) — bbls. Prime Now New-Orleans Molasses, landing per brig Win. Clark, from New-Orleans, and for Hale by de «> *4 COHENS ft HERTZ. S MALL I igured, nil Wool. 61 DeLoins, a few pieces suitable for childron, just received by **““ ,fl W. C. WAD8WORTH. )ROKEN and Screeu<Nl Lehigh Coul.—loo I tons superior Broken and Screened Lehigh Coal sale, to arrive per schooner W. It. tienn, by eo 17 COHENS ft HERTZ. B utter and chkehk,—40 keg# select ed Goshen Butter.—100 boxes selected English ry Cheese, received per steamer and for sale by * •" SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. , Wire und Spring. Also i the Patent Self-Settiur Rat Traps, for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, 402 'Bryan-, T AD1B8’ RIDING HATS.—An elegant as X J sortmsnt of the most recent styles, for sale bv doc 11 N. K. BARNUM ft CO.. 149 Congreis-st. /CRACKERS.—2.5 bbls. assorted Crockers, i V/ kws, bnrxtiM sod lull bbls., for sal# lj W.D.FOBD. Savannah, Gko., Jane 24, 1852. The Mexican Mustang Liniment has been aicd In my family and ou my plantation for a great variety of disoases, and has never yot failed to giro immeuisle reliof and effect a pormauentcure. I have cured act- oral oases of Rheumatism that had resisted the skill of our best physicians. It has curod Ringworms by s few applications, Chilblains in a few days, Toothache im mediately, Frost Bites, Cuts, Soros, and Corn* in » short time; Nervous Headache and Neuralgia cured entirely. In fact, I have used it for almost everything aud it has always cured. I consider It tho beat medi cine I have ever used. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Proprietor of tho Marshall Ilouao. Sfir Go to any of tho Drug Stores and get a Mus tang Liniment Almanao for 1853—free. See adrertiio- mont in this paper. eod deo 28 ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IMPORTANT TO DY8PEPTICS.-Dr. J. 8. Houghton's PsrsiN, vhs True Dig** 1 "* Fluid or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, or th# fourth stomach of the ox, after directions of Baron Lie big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. 8. Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia. This is truly a wonderful remadf for indigestion, dyspepsia, jaundice, liver complaint, constipation and dobility, ouring nftor nature’s own method, by nature's own agent, the gastrio juice.— Pamphlets, containing soiontiflo evidence of its value, furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement in ano ther part of this paper. eod ly jane 11 G. N. NICHOLS, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, Bull-st.,oppanile PulaukiHouse* SAVANNAH, GA. 49" Ciroulars, Cards, Bills of Lading, Checks, nnl Posters and Programmes, done at short notice, [t^l __ Book and Job Printing No. 104 Bryan-st. _ (ENTRANCE IN THE LANE.) fVRDEKa lel\ at the Printing Office, c yj bo • cuted. ■ reuuno imi *»i mu i riming vfihww, — - r Bookstore of the subscribers, r-111 bo sd. JOHN M. COOPER A CO. 13UCKWIIEAT, fresh, just received in b»r* X> rols, half barrels, and 25 bags, of the best quality, from the Susquehanna Mills, and for sale in lots to suis tho purchasor, at wholesale prioes, by . dec 29 A. a TOM9. 126 Bay-at. o ..uni unou. a*.*.. - ~^ .. ed Goshen Butter, 100 boxes do. do. Cbeese, ltw® : uo« Soaled Herring, 50 pkgs. Buckwheat Floor, * boxes and 75 % and do. Now Raisins, 20 do. assorted Csndy, received por steamer and for sale by dec 29 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft C( ^L- 1LOTHKN HA.IIFKttM—Of difloren, V./J; ,ou,j c ‘ oti ***. im ■mi'arjaa.oi*. /'IUEBME.—YU boxes ol choice UlieereTJ" 1 landing from Itoamar Alabama F IOS, Pniure, Ualaina, Almond., log andforrela by [deo311 W. D- TO - H EKBINU.-W bore. Ekfrd H«rrin», andforrela by (doo31) w.p.rOW-
