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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24 1853 THE IHILf MORNING HEWS. ttl JOHN M, OUUPBR. 1,1,1 AM T. TllO.HHHfty, IDITOE. Tter»i.* filLT tArnn ■■■■■■♦> 00 I TW-Wl T Xm Advertisements wiU appear in M P«P^t iwmcr.-a iirculailu* iu Hw tU) 1! •s&VAsysJiuBo Thurnrfny Morning, N«w. 514, 1853/ BY MAGNETIC tbLEfiRAPH. Transmitted for th* foTMuth Daily Mwalu News. J CbirlMim Comm Mat fcet. Chaklesto.v, Nor. 23. irta of teottofl to-tfay w«r* 1,KI0 bales, at •iIwwm varying from 8*4 to 11 cent*. Local spec ulation have caused prices to advance. . Now Orleans (Jsiisn Market, Ac. New Oilcans, Nor. 23. On Wednesday the cotton market was actire, tad ike sales reached 5,000 bales. Fall prices vara paid for the 4 fi»er grades. The stock on band band is 167,000 balsa. Prim* Molasses is selling at 17 cents par gallon. Baron Sides are quoted at 7 cents, bod Mess Poek at #12.50, which is a decline. Ohio Flour Is selling at #6.40 per barrel. Later dates from California are hourly expected by the steamships UniUd States or Pampers. Cotton operators are waiting the Canada's for eign news. Now Ynrk Mark tin. Nrw Vobk, Nor. 23. The cotton market was firm to-day. and the sales reached 3000 bales. Fair Orleans is quoted atISLfc; Fair Uplands 12\fc; Middling Orleans 103$; and Uplands 10*4 cents. The receipts of cotton to-day were MOO bales' snd the exports from the 1st to the 82d. reached 13,500 bales. Rio Coffee is quoted at IIV# cents. Flora is easier. Coen continues unchanged but prices are steady. The Collector af New York* Strong efforts are making tohccare the rejection of Redfield, as Collector of New York. FltlLADBLnilA, Nor. 22. The schoonor David Smith, cleared to-dey for Sarannah. The brig Lorstta, for Charleston, went to sea to-day. lllaeen of Ike President. . Baltimorb, Nov. 23. President Pierce having been 111 with n biliious attack for several days—la'now cobvalescenl. Heavy Failure in Bnnten. P.8. Shelton, a merchant of Boston, largely gaged in the East India trads, has failed for a very large amount. The Lale Railroad Accident. The Rev. Mr. Potter, of Beaufort, 8. C., who was severely injured by the accident which occurred to the Boston and Fall River Railroad, oo Monday last, la recovering. The Troy Forgery. The amount involyed in the late forgery at Troy, Now York, is much larger than was at first supper ed. The forger, who has escaped, Is the present Mayor and Postmaster nf Troy. * Thnuknglrlng Day. This day having been set apart by proclarnatii of Governor Johnson, to bs observed as a day of thanksgiving throughout the State, uo paper will he issued from this olliro on Friday. There wmsu complete jam at the Afhemcuin last night, to witness the performance of the Ope ratic Dramatic sketch oi “ Undo Tom.” The dre»* circle presented as an attractive array of beauty and fashion as we remember to have seen in a long while. In fact, evory eligible seat in the house was occupied. Every part of the entertsinmeut from the opening chorus to the close was well rendered mid well received. We have not time this morning fur an elaborate notice of “ Uncle Tom" but we can not omit to say that Mr. Kunkbl's personation of character was admirable throughout. This afternoon the company give a free entertain ment to the children, at 3 o’clock. " Uncle Tom’ will be repeated In the evening. Highly Intsrcstiug mimT important! A Turkish Invasion / Siz Hundred Turkey» marching on Savannah ! • • We learn from the Chattanooga, Teitn., Adver User, that an army orTuvkeys, six hundred strong, pasted through that city on their way South. The editor was sorely templed to attack them io flank, but after a council of war with tho devil and all hauds, prudently determined to let them puss uttmo- lested, in the confident expectation that they would inert with a wurm reception at the place of their destination. He was right. We promise to give u good s'vouut of them. They will probably reach Iter about Christmas, when they will be wolcouird with eager hands and to hospitable tables. As tho man says in the play—-^Let 7m come I" MrsTxnrouq DzcArfBAXANCB.—A young man l»y the name of Michael P. Belcher, who has recently been counectetl with the Pott Office of Augusta has disappeared under circumstances which create the the painful impression that be has committed sui cide. The ComtitutioualJit says ho left his room bntwueu 3| and 4 o’clock, A. M , ou Sunday morning last, as was supposed, to go to the Post Office to at tend to bis duties there, and has uot been seen heard of since. He IsR a candle burning iu his room where he boarded, hud the front door open. His truhk was also open in which was found empty pistol case. Semch has been made for him in the city and neighborhood in vaiu. No cause cau be assigned for his sudden and painful disap- pearaneo. His friends think that he evinced nothing more than depression of spirits. ‘ IdP* At a public sale of negroes in Charleston, on Tuesday, very high prices were obtained: a girl of 16 was sold for #770; one of 18, #790; aud of 20, 7C0; p mao of 40, a laborer, #770 ; aud a boy of 1«. apprentice to a tailor, $900. A tract of land in Christ Church, about six miles from Mount Pleasant, of about 320 acres, sold for $4,000. The Mercury says—Taking the stringency of the money market into consideration, these prices indi cate an enhancing tendeucy in both land and ne groan. Democratic Meeting. At a meeting of the Democratic party, convened at the Exchange ou Wednesday night, in pursuance of a previous cull, Dr. R. D. Arnold was called the chair, and John Bilbo appointed Secretary. The chair hiving explained that the object of the mectiug was to nominate Candidates for Mayor and Aldermen, lor the ensuing year, concluded .with a short address, calling upon the Democracy of the city, to act with spirit and energy, in the ensuing election. On motion; of Mr. Solomon Coukn, it uuauiraously Resolved, That the Chairman, at his leisure select L° e * ch *l‘° ‘hull compose a nominating Committee to select Candidate, for Inciting ^ ,dfcr “• l,, k * nd t0 re P°rt “* » sequeot On motion of Mr. M. Cummino it was fU solved, That if upon tho meeting of the Com mitiee of two from each ward it appear* that there u not present u quorum of said Committee, that the chairman of this meeting be authorized to fill m, y such vneunev, aud alto that a majority shall consti tute a quorum. Ou motion of C. Van Horn, Esq., it was, Resolved, That the Committee appointed be no tified of ihi. tmpoinimeui by the Secrotary, Oo motion the meeting adjourned, subject to ific call of the Chair, R. D. ARNOLD, Chairman. John Bilbo, Secretary. tw Jl U -Lied tbirty-ono of lb. nine hundred officer, of lbs United Slate, army have died off.ince the first of January Uet. ssrssss^jss? 0 -—■ uFv.fijrh 1 .*? , —Tb. ubeurd rumor Ibal Mr. Bennett, lately ay|ioluud Conaul to Bahia, aod who returned after a seven week/ sxnerieuca of hi. ■°trol?r th" «o»orom.ot * treaty ,J»io, to line couutry the right of free “"ill Amunob, meet, will . prompt Girl* At WAITE** at HoTKLb.—A hotel kroner from Boston who took dinner, a few days nv« ini,. Clarendon, t/JIs us that the prettiest sight hesaw in New York was when the diningroom doors were thrown open and two rows of trim looking girls, all dressed in pink dresses aud white aprons, with their hair plaited, aud trimmod in uniform, presenting themselves on either side of the loog tables ready to wait oo the guests at dinner. He says that he want* no better waiters thao these girls, uud would be glad to get as good ones for his own house in Boston. Melancholy Suicide.—On Saturday night John S. Tate, employed as clerk iu the bouse of E. A. £ &L.F°;\!P oi tomatit with a revolver, near Bell a Mills. We learn that he has been given to melancholy for several days past, but notkiug ne ‘ ous was suspected ou the part of his friends. Chattanooga Gaietie. Alvin V. Miller, lata Chief Fireman, was requested £a«aswa?* 4 * , ** di0fc * H «*M»l»»n Secretary, Whereas, wo observe by the proceedings of Connell and by the public papers, tbatlhe Savannah Fire Company is organised by the appointment of thirty one new members sod by choice of officers; And wherftt, we can claim no longer aey authority as Firrmen, onr resignation being thus accepted, and having been requested by Council to net only until a new organisation was Gmvnmmtk tad Cbarleatea.—A Csaiyre- lint. A correspondent of the Savannah Courier notices «be two projects of Railroad connection between Georgia snd South Carolina, vtes a Road direct from Charleston to Sarannah, and n Road from the latter to BranchviHe; and on the supposition that the first of these is exclusively n Charleston interest a* the letter Is manifestly an interest of Savannah at the expeosogff Chortesteo, be propow«.»h«t he is, .. r _. pleased to caB a compromise, to harmonize them.— organrnatlon was made-belt. It Is that Georgia shonld allow these roads to cross Resolved, That unless oficialiy notified that the rirer by a bridge In common, on condition that ~~ “ South Carolina shall give charters to both of them. We are somewnat accustomed now adays to com promises, in which one party gate all, oo condition that (bey shall not demand more then all the matters in dispute, but this proposition from Savannah goes ereo beyond the impudence of the Norik at Wash* ingtoa. We bad supposed that It wan as much the interest of Savannah as of Charleston, that there should bo a direct and cheap communication l»e* tween them. We bad no idea that they would ask us to buy the right ol crossing the fiver and erect ing a depot in their city. We had not supposed that ehoeoil of Georgia wan no very seered that it coeld not. be touched without paying an eoormus price for (he privilege: and for our part we certainly shall not adriae the ratification of any such self-conceited notion. If people ednitot go to Savannah without paying ranaosn. tipsy can at least stay away. But since this matter of compromise of interests between the two cities has been broached, we take leave to propose what we think is s compromise knvisf really two sides to it. Savsnnah wishes a communication with (he North by the directest line, via: by a road to Branch.ille, which would carry all her trarel and business far away from Charles ton. Ob the other hand, the latter wants n connec tion by the shortest route with Macon, Columbus Montgomery, aud all that region. Let Sarannah have her road to Braocbville, on cordilion that Charleston shall be allowed to have a connection with the Central Railroad at its great bend, which would be io a direct line with Macon. Of course it is understood that each city shall build its own road—-that by which it is to be bencfilted at the ex pense of the other. This we call a fair compro mise. What aays Savanoah I nod if Savannah is mute, what says Macon, and what says the State of Georgia 1—Charleston Mercury. [From the AegMteOsnstiteUsnalist- ] The only transactions in Stocks this week that have come to our knowledge, was the sale ol 80 shares Georgia Railroad at $103. The present tightness of the money market has noi only a de pressing influence on Stocks, but on trade in gneral. So fearful are our Banks, (if we are correctly in formed! of each other, that by the present line of policy pursued by all, It is difficult to get the bet snort time paper done, or a draft at short dale on Sarannah or Charleston discounted. This, in our opinion, is suicidal policy on their pari. Wo have in Augusta some five banks, with large capitals, but under present state of things we would have more money In circulation If we had only one or two, for then neither would aland in the ethers way. Under ihfe present system of doing business, each Bank seems to bs fearful of the other, aud si the very (line our merchants and citimeus want accommodations they are uot to be had. The effect of this will be in the course of three or four weeks, instead of the interior of Georgia being supplied with Georgia money, that of South Carolina will take its place, fur every day thousands upon thousands find their wsy to this city, and are scattered through the Slate to porch*.* Cotton, when bills at :w ami 00 days, drawn on Charleston, were preriously used by our merchants io transacting their business. It seem* hard that our merchants at home should be deprived of the means of doing their local business, when services arc sooner dispensed with, wo, the late members of the Savannah Fire Company, will rec- ogaixe our late officers as in command, and that in' case of Fire wa will appear and aid at the ewgioce •nd other appparalns nailer our charge until Tues day, at noon. Be it Resolved, That our lata Chief Fireman, Mr. Alvin N. Miller be requested to notify His He«nv the Mayor, early on Monday to this effect, that ho may cause the Chief Fireman seasonably to appoint managers in the several departments to take charge of the same. Be it |Resolved, That we appear at the Engine Hou.e on Tuesday, at jioon, punctually, aod deliver the apparatus under our charge to the new man agers. Be it Resolved, That Mr. Alvin*N. Miller, bawl to His Honor the Mayor, the inventoryof apparatus ordered to be handed in this meeting, and notify him that the same will be abandoned by ns on Tuesday, at noon. Be it Resolved, That copies of the abojre preamble snd resolutions be hasded to bis Honor the Mayor by the clerk. A. N. Miller, hue Chief Fireman. John If auft, Secretary. Savannah, Nov. 21st, 1853. To the Hon. Richard Wayne, Mayor : Dear Sir.—A difference of opinion existing be tween the itiqntbers of the late Savannah Fire De partment, at their meeting on Saturday evening last —the majority contending that the notice published of the organization of the n«w company, and the appointment of managers to the different depart- by verbal notice from some of the managers ppointed—and not wishing to act in conflict ly appointed officer* and managers D Missing Vessels.—fetch. Walter K. Heath, of and for Provioeemwu, sailed from Foyal Aug. 15th, and from Floras Aug. 28 or 29, aod has not boeu heard from. U is feared that she was lost in the hurricane about Srpf. 10. She bad about 50 passengers, who were on their way to diffarrn! ports iu Massachusetts to ship for,whaling voyages. Love and Halcldi an Actrens. Yesterday about one o'clock, the inmates of the house No. 80 Bourbon street, were startled by the •harp report of a pistol, and then another, followed by a fall as of heavy bodies on the floor of one of the inuer rooms. Rushing into the room, the occu pants of the house found a young and beautiful wo rn m—Madam Ellenor Fouget, wife of Charles Sage, •jii'g prostrate on (he floor, purple with blood, and apparently struggling iu the death agony. Near her lay the body ol a man whose bloody brains covered the floor, with bis .hull blown to nieces, and quite dead. Iu each hand he held a pistol, with one of which he had tired at the woman, and with the other had slain himself, ft theu appeared that a servant of the house hud b«en present, who had seen both the attempted murder and the after suicide. Having made strict inquiry, wo learned the fol lowing facts. The woman was a native of Franco, married to Charles Sage, and the twain hud lived in Cincinnati! where the deceased became acquaint ed with them. Madame Ssge, had kept u cigar store in that city, on Sixth street between Alain and WuInnt'Stresis. With her extreme beauty and ai* tract! veuess she drew around her a host of customers, among them the deccused, and the profits of the little shop were booh made the means of the pur chase of other property. 8uge removed with his wife to Lutona Springs, on the Kentucky >ido of the Ohio river, and only Iwo or three miles from Cin cinnati, where he purchased a house. Thither the deceased, whose name was J. Bedford, followed them, having beconio so desperately enamored of Msrtamc that living out of her presence was to him a thing uusupportable. Heie also Bedford pur chased a property, and falling into bai heulth, win taken to iho house of Sage, whore he wus nursed by Madame until his recovery. Her constuut friendly visits to him during his sickness increased Ills passion, aud on bis convalescence ho resolved io follow the pair to this city, whither Mttdamo came to fill an engagement as an actress in Vaudtvilles, in the Orlunns Theatre. They cuine down on tho steamer J. S.-Clienoweth, and having arrived hero on Sunday, Madame and her husband took rontna at the house wheretiie trag edy occurred. On the trip down Bedford had taken frequent occasions to declare his passiua for Alutl- ame and even went so far as to propoie an elope ment. This proposition, it would appear, she had rejected, and failed to make kuowu the overtures made her, fearing that from the desperate char ictar of her admiror that some fatal violence might take place be* ween him and her husband. Bedford had frequently threatened Aladamu that if she did lint comply with his wishes he would lake her life.— Yesterday he resolved to renew bis importunities, but finding the virtuo of Madaine proof against hit inductive solicitations, entered her room aud the re sult was at we have related. He did not, however, proceed to extremities without having made a final effort to compass hia desires. With the weapons in his bauds aud with words of burning attachment on his lips, ho once more renewed his importunities, which failing, hi. hellish instincts were aroused and the catastrophe as was stated. Madame received a shot in the cheek, which passed to tho other side, inflicting a frightful anil probably fatal wound.— With the remaining piatol the man blowout his own brains f At tho last accounts Madame wasliugering thus with the , r the motive of the above resolutions. Very respectfully •y our ** A. N. Miller. Clbrk ok tub Council’s Okkicr, f Savannah, Nov, 21, 1853. ) To Alvin H. Miller, Ksq., late Chief Fireman Savannah Fire Company ! Dear Sir—1 «m directed by his Honor the May or to hand you the enclosed extracts from the Pro ceedings of Council, held on the 17lb November, 1853. 1 am further directed by bis Honor the May or to state to you that Council has received oo ofll eial notice tbst a new Fire Company ha* been organ ized. Council mee s on Tuesday night next* at which time the new organization will be completnd. Un til uotico of such organization has beeu officially handed you from this office, Council expects that yourseli, the other officers and members of the late Savannah Fire Company, will continue to net as set forth in your letter of resignation, dated, “Savan- nah, Nov. -1,1857." The proceedings of the meet ing held by you on the 19th Nov., 1853, was receelv- ed about 10 o'clock this day, and the same will be laid before Council on Tuesday night. Yours, re spectfully, Ed jvabd G. Wilson, [L. S.j Cleik of Council. Savannah, Nov. 21st, 1853. To His Honor Richard Wayne, Mayor: Dear S is : By resolution of the into Savannah Fire Company, I hand you the within inventory of all the fire apparatus under their charge, and notify you that (be same will be abandoned Tuesday, 22d lust., at noon. There is some property belonging to the ciiy not mentioned in the iuveutory, which consists of 2 old Engines and purls of an old Eugiue now at my place, and unfit for service; also, a large lot of second hand condemned Hose, in store homm on the New York Steamer’s wharf. Three hundred feel of the nbuvo Hose was sold a few days since to Mr. J. Baldwin, the bill will be handed in to tho City Treasurer. I sold by authority an old Engine and Hose to the town of Og'ethorpe, for which tliu Mayor was to give the city his note. I am not aware of its ever having been paid, and new mention it that you inuy enquire into it. Very respectfully, yours, A. N. Miller. His Honor the Mayor stated that accompanying the above he received inventories of apparatus, See., mtuched to Engines No. 1 to 8, inclusive, apparatus for 2 ffnae Carts, Ac., and had turned the same over to Thomas Purse, the Chief Fireman, with the re quest tbut he would ha#c the newly appointed Man- agors at the different Engine Houses at the lime spe cified ill the above teller, to reqeive the Fire En gines, Apparatus, Ac., mnnlionnd therein. Ilia Honor tile Mayor fur-her stated that Thomas Purse, Esq., the Chief Fireman, had complied with the above reoue»t, and the Managers of the Eugines, Ac., had filed In this office the schedule of the En gines, Apparatus, Ac., received by them. On motion, the above communications were re ceived aud ordered to lie published. Petition. The petition of D Ferguson was rend, selling forth lhat he had been appointed intake charge of the old Cemetery, at an unnuul salary of $150, thnt he had expended #350in keeping ihu same clean, Ac., and praying Council to allow him the sum of #200, thus paid out by him over and above bis sulary. Resolutions Read and Adopted. « Ry Alderman Mullery, seconded by Alderman AlcMahou : Resolved, That tho Mayor notify the late Chief Fireman that the new organization has been prop erly effected, and confirmed by Council. By Aldermuii Lewis, seconded by Alderman Bruu- Resolved, '* That the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars be allowed Mr. Ferguson, for extra ser vices rendered iu putting the old Cemetery io order.” By Aldormaa Walker, seconded by Alderman Mullery: Resolved, That an election for Alayor and twelve Alderman, for the City of Savannah a'ud hamlets thereof, be held at the Court House iu the City of Savannah on the first Monday of December next, under the proper superintendence, and that the City Treasurer attend with his Tax digest, that the City Sheriff or his Deputy, and the City Cou- stables attend to preserve order. Ainouut of uccounta passed, $553 04 Council adjourned. Edward O. Wilson, Clerk of Council. SParaoMfi Co. Bahia k Whitehead/ fl Belssassm, Hartwvtk * Cook. Wn WeodhrMga, VtoRkllw ABteaZ mmm COMMERCIALS AUQUftTA. NOV. tt.-Omox.-Oa Sateidaj the market epeaed with a good demand, ami Iks qwmatity yteforlaxtelafea the increase, hoyera won awaMefite taahe their Mketians mere satisfactorily, hat they were very etrietlm their elans!Aoatioaa, and faU ftwely 10 eeate for aatrkt elam of Middling Fair. aadffiUeeate ter Fair. At these pries* the market him eaatiaaed flnrf, with a peed demand ap to the el*** erhaataesa yesterday allarmoea. We weald remark, hewevar.that the demand yesterday ran on grades ranging from Good Middling apwarda. The receipts are on the inert ae*. as is alee the efftriag Keek, kat maeL of thateomlag to kmad, altheagh placed ea the market for talm to ander limit* vbieh ha/ers at preseat refuse to give, being ever ear present quotation, which are all of id coat ea the upper grades, and K oest ea the tower. Oar qae* tatioaa below will shew a wide range ea inferior ami Ordinary, and Middling, for the season, that these grades are mafth mixed ap, and for them the demand is limited at the present prices asked. QCOTATIOXS. inferior and Ordinary 7K • 8* aster:==«:» Middling Fair. - a lif _ Fair to Fully Fair...... 10* a 10* Coax.—The supply is still light, and prices bars stiffened a little, dales hare been reported to as by the quantity, from depot, at 70 cents, and from Korea Oats stores at 70*7*. Corner —W# quote Bloat U^ali^e—principal sales by the 20 bags or upwards at lzal2£. Fair stock oa Molaurs.—Steek moderate, and prices tending up ward*. Cuba la selling at 25*27 for good and New Or leans at 33*57. There is some Triaidad ia market held at *8e. Salt.—This article is still tearee, and aoIwUhstand there have beta two or three arri rale below, last weeks* priets have beta firmly maintained. Salsa hare been reported to as this week, from wharf, end at 8outb Carolina Railroad depot, in lots of 10U sacks and up wards, at $1 70, oaeh. Retailing from storss at $1 75. FaaioBta.—We have no change to noties ia the rates nah Meant* per hale. BALTIMORE, NOV. 19-P. M.—The flour market was a good dtal excited, and an ad ranee took plao* af ter the flrK sales at l*Ho. In tho morning 9000 bbis Howard-st were sold st #6 fiO. but oa late 'Change a good demand was seen, and holders put up prlees, and ■ales of 4000 bbis were mad* at #6 62K, with which U waa firmly held with few buyers #6 So. Sales or 1UU0 bbis City Mills at #6 62tf. SALKS AT THB COBH RXCBAMAX. Cara—4000 bushels old yellow sold |at 70a72e; new 62 66e ; old white 7l*72c, new do 60a65c. Oats-Md 43*44. Va 40*42, Whisky—In hhds27>*.bbls28^a29c. Flour—2000 bbis Howard st sold at $6 50. ADfBS9XRIKBHT8. AT THE AT^^UMir TBAMUOiniWI CONOKBT. • Asaa appropriate response telbeeaJl pf Gov. John- eea, settlerfonh This U*y ax *•* of Thaukagi ring. Nightingale Opera Troupe Will give a Free GRAND CONCERT, AT THUBI O’CLOCK. jfc-ill iwVie. io >» *nM «. it. AijI.mi of th. ^Th. Otffcaa Ajjlmmj or. rupoctfullj l.tlud U U- lovA Ti.r ul Porqa.it. far Utm-imr pert far Bo,*. JOtlltT. fOltU. A*e.t, UNCLE TOM’S CABINl SIXTH AND LAST NIGHT BUT TWO t)F KUNKEL’S Nightingale Opera Troupe GRAND ENTLRTAINUENT. Till* Ereilo,) Not. S4ik, WUl«. product far th. MoQ.d Urn., U td*itl« to * Ttrptichorean and Untieal Divcriioment. Th. Oalc. Cm.ftlo u< MUSICAL BUH1.ETTA, U tw. S«.o... writtoo h, J. T. Food, eolM UNCLE TOM’S CABIN. THE SAVANNAH SLAVE AND NKW.VOBK FUGITIVE. Illustrating truthfully th* real history of the Fugitive, who by the wiles of Fanatical bigots, deserted his Master, and after a tosson voluntary returns to servi- !■ this piece is introduced some of the most beautiful Gems of the English Operas, in addition to a number of the most beauUrul Melodies of the day, it U designed as the incarnation of KKA1. life in the south, aud will contain features displaying th* FutlvitiM, Paitimei and Bevels OF THE PLANTATION ia their true light. Doors open at Performance to commence at 7>4 clock precisely. Cards of Admission 50 eeuts. W. ». ZOORUJl, red par Alabama R row supply J-8 celebrated Quadrilles, Gal Ups, , WjlH<«,m «c-r.r»l.»l hH Next door to I. W. Morrell A Oe-’s Fermitur* Were- Beome. nor 22 I RUN KA1LINU, VKRAM’AtlN. U1LMA- tlHNTAL IKON WORK, Ae. LI AVING ih.Aveaey oft l.rf. M.nof.ctorT, JjL »■ prepared to fhrefah ot ihort .otic. J. F. TELOT, *M LOTH FOB HALB. 3 LOTS, well located for huildior, will bo mid low it applied far iaua.dUI.lr. J. F. PE LOT. Zt nt Bay-itrmt. FOR HAI.B. A VALUABLE Building Lot, 60 feet by 90, front- log oa Jkiuth Broad-streak subject to a city ground rent of #21-28. Apply at this OAoe. T\KK8S GOODS AT KKOVCKD PHI- \J CES.—Plaid Raw MUta^romda and Plaid Silks, Reach Muslin DeLaiuos, I’eralaa Cloths and French Prints. For sal* very low hr BOV 21 I£ENRY LATUROPk CO. Vf RHINO AND MLR VBSTA.-Ladiee’, ifJL Misses’. Men’s and Boys’ Merino Voste-a fall assortment of sixes and qualities. For sale by aov 21 UENRY LATHKOP ft CO. HENBY LATUROP ft CO. Vf OUKNINi IyI Canton Clot ua DeLaiaok ftc. 1 OUKN1MU GOOD8.-Black Bombazines, i Cloths, Alpacas, Tim min* Cloth, Maa- * * l'owaste by HENBY LATUROP A CO. B IaACK. 8ILKS.—Plain and Figured Black 8ilks—a full assortment. For sale by nov 21 HENBY LATHROP ft CO. MAKING INTELLIGENCE. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ProceedliinB of Council. Savsnnah, Nog. 22,1853. Council met—pursuant to adjournment—pres«>ut: his Honor Richard Wayne, Major, Aldermen, Mul lery, Brunner, Arnold, Gauuhl, McMahon, Walker. Lewis. Reports Read and Adopted. 1 lie Committee ou Public Salas ami City L< report the aula of two Lote in Crawford ward, valued nt $1660—at an increHse of $3"5 over iha valuation. Ono in Troup ward valued at #6oO, at #405 increase. Eleven iu Cnlhouu ward valued at $11,250 at an in- creme of $4,705. Six in WesUey ward valued at $40,100, increase $2,700. 28 Lots in Forsyth ward $4,800, at nu increase of $13,200. Your Committee would recommend the sale of the Lota recently laid offio Brown and Crawford wards. All which is respectfully submitted. John aN. Lewis, Acting Chairman. The Commitleu on Gas, report the Lump* in good order, with excepiiud of a few burner*. Your Committee recommend the extension of tho Gas pipes, as soon as practicable iu those portiou* of th« City where oil lamps are used—also under the Bluff. All of which is respectfully submitted. ^ , John N. Lewis, Acting Chairman. The unfinished works of the Committee ou Stree is aud Laues, are: The construction of the stoue wall at the head of Montgomery street, for which there is a contract at the rate of seven cents the cubic foot, the opeuing of South Broad street. East of East Broad street, and the plankiag of Railroad street from the Depot house to the Canal Bridge. The last has been delayed in consequence of the parties interested not coining forward to bear half the ex penses, in conformity with the resolution of Coun cil. The expenditures coming strictly ic the de- £ artmeut of Streets and Lanes amoiiui to about i.OOO. Unusual care hae beeu taken to repair tho atreete and laues after the heavy rains of the season, and to keep them clean. The Committee report them, togothor witk the Scavengers' Department, good condition. The Committee recoraend to their successors the construction of a sewer, througbovt the whole length of Whiteker-street, together with the paving of that street and Broughton. Respectfully submitted. Charles Ganaiil. Chairman, ncorjraimafieii of the Skvannah Firs Company. Hi. Honor the Mayor laid before the Board the following Report, io|wit: _ , .. Savannah. Nov. 22,1853. To the Hon. Richard Wayne, Mayor of the City %t?^ nak and ** e Hamlet* thereof: i lie folio a iug is a list of the members of the Sa vannah hire Company. They organized by Thomas Purse, Chief Fireman. Darnel kl. Stewart, 2d “ H. F. Williuk, jr., 3d •• S. M. Colilipf. John Foster, J. F. Due. C. II. Pickett, Isaac Brunner, George Calley, Waring Russell, William Rcm.hart, Thomas Hihou, John Oliver, William Morrill, L. W. Wall, Thomas A. Askew. F. Blair, M. Y. Henderson, J.C. Taylor, Geo. N. Nichols, William Wngbt, H. J. Dickerson, W. B. Moll, J. S. Slurtevant, G. \V. Hardcastle, L. 8. Bennett, J. B. Foley, R. D. Walker, J. II. Williuk, E. J. Puree, Your humble servant, V Thomas Eden, Clerk. Stations. 8uction A—Geo. N. Nichols. " B—H.J. Dickerson. Lngiue No. 1—Thomas A Askew. “ W. B. Mell, J. 8. Slurtevant. .. ‘ 3 —G. W. Hardcastle, Lewis 8.Bennett. ‘ “ 4—J. B. Foley, W. Wri«hl. “ 5—H. II. Walker, J. II Wllliok. .. K—E.J.I-unn.B.M. Coldln*. «« u 1“'’J 0 * 10 Foster, Thomas Hilton. ii Du «* c -H. Pickett. Ho.ac.ru-1 Bruno.r, G.o. Olloy. Bucket Cgu.pany_w.rio, Ruuoll. lo.peetor of Ci.lern.—W.lh.n, Konnh*rt. On raollou ol Alilrriaun I.ewi. t ,ecoiule.l by Aider, men Arnold, Ibe above Beporl «e> adopted eud tbe same confirmed. r Miscellaneous Matter Hie Honor Iho Mayor laid before tbe Board the follourin, docuioeut, viz : AI a meeting of Ilia member, of ilia lute Savanueh Fire Company on lire Ullb of Nor., 165i. aaiuu, iu -mm 0117, on inn nor.. bni>r.n mnni ELIZABETH, only ohild of Samuel P. aud Margaret M. Dibble, aged 2 years and 25 days. Hope looks beyond the bounds of time, When what we now deplore— Shall rise in full immortal prime And bloom to fade no more. Then eease fond pareuta. cease thy tears! Religion points on high— There, everlasting spring appears And joys whioh cannot die. J. E.L. CANDIDATES VOU CD. TltEASUiiUU. To tho Voters of Chnlhain County. Fellow Citizens :-I am a Candidate for re-eleo- fcion to the Otfico of County Treasurer, at the Eleetion ““ (he first Monday ia January next, and rospeotfullj ask your support. TIIE Undersigned wonld inform Mr. John B. Ccbbcim;*, that if he intends to inti- mato in his paper of yesterday that I was a striker in his Offloe, ho is guilty* of misreprssentation. Mr. C* well knows niy reason tor quitting his employment’ which was in oonsequenoe of his overbeiring conduct and insulting language. His natural disposition to tyraniso ovsr those ia his employ is too well knbwa to Me craft to need remarks. WM. O.FLINN. INFORMATION WANTED. If the only Daughter of WM. WERNER* (anaMve of Germany who died some ten years sinoe in 8ontH Carolina or Georgia) is living and will apply to ths undersigned herself, and show proof that she is his Daughter, she will learn something that will pay her for all of her trouble and mors than satis fy her. w Wdr All papers friendly to orphan ebll ren please cop/- W.JWprner, nor 24 4 No. 18 Pearl-st., bfl tdelphia. THANK8QI VINO DAY.-In compliance with the reoommendatlon of the authorities* the office of Qrbgoby ft Macbt will be closed to-day To-morrow the capital is 4.672, with 4 prises of #1.000’ Tickets $1, shares in proportion. Pack of wholes, risk $14, Halves $7, quarters $3 50. gales elose at 3 o'clock- GREGORY ft MAURY, noT 24 1 Bull-at., next door to Bay-et. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT ft PILL8. A Dangerous Wound in the Thigh cured hy their use.—About three years ago Mr. Acton, of Mel bourne, had his thigh most fearfully laocrated when out riding, his horse running away, and his leg coming in violent collision with a wall. He was eonfined to his bed for nearly eighteen months, suffering from tbe acoidoot; and notwithstanding the belt medical ad- vioe, every effort proved unsuccessful in healing the wound, and his health beoaree so impaired that his life was despaired of. In this state he ootnmenced using Holloway’s Ointment and Pills, wbieh had the effect of healing bis wound with wonderful rapidity, and re storing him to aonnd health. oodlw nov 23 No sensible man will fail to perceive, and no candid man will pretend to dispute the patriotio motive ■whioh determined the policy of President Pierce in the distribution of oxeenti/e patronage. The purpose and drift of that policy is ■■ perfectly apparent as the phil anthrope motive* of the proprietor* of Jacob's Cordial in spreading this inestimable medieice through the length and breadth of the land. For sale by A. A. Solomons ft Co., and W. W. Ljn- FOU NEW-YORK To leave oa SATURDAY, Nov. 26, at 3 o'clock, P. M. The United States Mail steamship AUGUSTA, Captain Tho*. Lyon, will tyte Broughton-stret JOHN T. FORD, Agent. ROBINSON & ELDRED W ILL iu a few combined M this eity, together with all tho Great Hippodromio Feats, New York ana Paris Hippodrome, among whioh will be the wonderful scientific achievement o* a man PERFORMED BY MR. O. N. ELDRED. LA PKKCHK, BY MESSRS. LA ROUX AND KINO. Thi# extraordinary performance hae exolted univer- ■al wonder and admiration, showing beautiful feats of salaaoing and elegant aerobatieposturing, by La Boux. sN&rassittt h ’ 14 bj MASTER JAMES ROBINSON, MASTER JOHN. And an additional list of popular actors are with tho Company, nnd wiin^car thevarious exercises. is directed by the celebrated JOS. NOSUEB, which is a sufficient guarantee for its merit. i Splendid Collection of Wild Animali, ia audition to the above attraction*, offer a rioh bill of entertainment. T. U. TIDMAB8U, Agent. J. F. PELOT, FACTOR AND COMMiamON MER CHANT, W llllam.ou’H Ilullding, IM4 B*Ht, CBKTADOBO'O Nev Shaving ic Hair-Dreuing Saloon. N*. 2N IlHlNStreet. .pllb Subscriber bees to inform bis frieuds and *h»f b® ba* opened a new and elegant SHAVINO AND HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, iu Buil-otreet, directly opposite the site of new Hotel, shortly to be cr ated, wl.tre he will be happy to wait on bl* friends, and others, who may need his services. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on hiffl he hopes to merit its o jutinuance. lie flatters himself that ia the art of rnttin* Dressing Hair he is squaled by few and SorSiSf “iS! • g br ”* 1 - * *!r«*. Give me a trial. a. cRlfiTAnnbO, C IORN! CORN!!—1,000 buabelaor prime Old I Corn, ia sacks. For sal* by “otM WILLIAMS ft HUMPHRIES. --25 bbla. Imperial Gin; 20 do. Ap- r, and 6 half-pipes Domestic Brandy. C 'IHOICK GOSHEN BUTTEBL^Unding J from steamer Augusta, and for sale by WILL1AM8 ft HUMPHREYS. Ol I FIRKINS strictly prime Goshen Butter: 25 boxes rich mild Cheese, Just received and * C. T. ROBINSON, n+v 24—3 122 Bay-street, rear of Exchange. GAR8.-2().000 Hio Honda*, and 10,000 Washlng- » Pnmeras, rsoelved per steamer and for eale by »°* 24 WILLIAMS A HUMPHRY8. die Table and Desert Knives, with and wV'iout Forbs: Ivory Handle Carvers and Steels; Also, very fine Fish Carvers. For eale br J W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-street. leave os above. For freight r 24 freight or passage apply to PADELFORbrFAY ft CO. FOR MACON, Ilawklnavllle nnd other I.nndlogs. The steamer CHARLES'11AR- TRIDGE, W. Taylor, master, will M as above oa Saturday nex 26th inat. For freight or passage apply on board i Telfair's wharf, or to nov 24 BBIQHAM. KELLY ft CO. JOHN N. LEWIS. «of Clint It n in County. To the Vote Fellow Citizens:—I am a Candidate for the office of County Treasurer at the election in January next, and reapeotfully solicit your support. If elected, the proceeds of the Office shall be given to follow Bank Officer, who has been so nnfurtunat. s hit eight. 19 L. J. B. FAIRCHILD. CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. Fellow-Citizens:-! am a candidate for the office of Mayor of the city of Savannah, at the ensuing eloc tion in Drcembvr next. * td BOBER TW. POOLER. CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF* Mb. EDITOR—Please announce Mr. MICH. FINNEY i a candidate for Sheriff of Chatham County, at tbe ensuing election in January next, and oblige 24 1118 MANY FRIENDS. Mr. Editor:—Please announce Mr. JOHN A. 8TA- E Y, a candidate for the office of 8hor! County, at the election in January, 1854. j / 14 Saturday Evening, the 25th Inst., LEY, a candidate for the offioe of 8horiff of Chatham 4 o’clock. For freight or passage, apply on beard KING 11 LEY ft TU05IAS, Af MANY VOTERS. ' * To the Voterw or Chatham County. Fellow-Citizens: Ism a owMlidxte for the office of bhoriff of your county, at thewlectinn on the first Monday in January, 1854, and respectfully solicit yor support. M. 8. D'LYON. To the Voters of Chatham County. Fellow Citizens I am n Candidate for the office of Sheriff of your County, at tbe eleetion ia January next, and respeotfhlly solioit your aupport. oct 6 ALEXANDER THOMAS. Departure or Mtearaerii from Mavannoli. St. John’s, Freeborn, Pnlatka. at 10 A. M. ON SATURDST. Augusta, Lyon, New York, at 3 P. M. fa. King, », Moody, for Augusta, at 4 P. M. Departure of Care ou Central Railroad. Two Passenger Trains Daily. Evening XVain—Leaves 9avannoh at 8 P. M.,and ar rives at Maoon at61^ A. M., oonnectiug with the South western Railroad to Oglethorpe and Coiambus, and by stages thence to Tallahassee, and othor point* South West. Nomine IVatn.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. M., and ar rives in Mac* “ axe * “* “ and Westen Chattanooga, an Railroad (day train) aconat6>£ P. M. connecting with the Maoon n night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and a, and with the Augusta and Waynoaooro' nnnrona ^uay train) to Angusta: and (going East) with Railroad to MillcdgevUle from Gordon. Steamiihlp and Steamboat Lines. For Xeto York.—The steamships Florida, Captain Woodhnll, and Auguste, Captain Lyon, leave Savannah *“iry Saturday for New York ;’.he steamship Alaba- , Captain Schenek, leave* Savannah for New York, every alternate Wednesday. For Philadelphia.—The steamship* 8tete of Georgia, Captain Collins, and Keystone State, Captain Uardie, leaves Savan noli every alternate Wednesday for Phila delphia. kor Havana.— 1 The steamship Isabel. Captain Rollins, eaves 8avannah on tha 15th and 30th of each month or Havana, touching at Key West and oonnoeting with he Paoltio Mail Steamship Company 'ssteamers for Cal ifornia. 2 For Charleston.—The regalar United fitates Mail eteamers Gordon. Captain urooka, Calhoun, Captain Border*, and Metemora, Captain Posted, leave every morning at 4 o'clock, for Charleston, eonneeting with the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boat*, and arrive every evening in Savannah at# o'clock, P. M. FOR FLORIDA. For Palatka, Black Creek, Jack»onille, Si. Marys, dec. The steam-pack ot Wvlaka, Cap*. N. King, leaves every Saturday morning for the above places. The steam-packet Wm Gaston, Capt. Shaw, leaves every Tuesday morning, for the above places. The steam-pocket St. Johns, Copt. Freeborn, leaves every Tbprsdsy morning, lor the above places; aud every fourth trip, goes to St Augastine. The steam packet David L. Adams, Capt. , leaves every Wednesday moraiox, for th* above places. The steam-packet Planter, Capt. .Wiggins, leaves evevy Wednesday morn'ng, for CeatrevilUge. Ac. From St. MAnrs.-The steamer W. B. Moars, Capt. Mar mis, leaves. 8*. Marys, every Friday morning, for Trader's Hill, ftc.. oonnectiug with the fit. Johns, it and from Savannah. FOR PAVjATKA* EAST FLORIDA. Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, JacksonviUe. Pico lata, and Middleburg, (Black Creek.) Tbe new and superior etesm packet ST. JOHN’S, Capt. James Freeborn, will leave for the above places on THURSDAY MORNING. 24th last., and ooutinue to leave every Thursday. This boat has boen built ex pressly for ths trade, and has large and airy State Room aecnmmodation for passengers. For freight < passage apply on board at the Florida Steam Pack* wharf near the Gas Works, or to CLAGUOHN ft CUNNINGHAM, Agsnts. JW*The ST. JOHN'S will make her neat trip to St. Auguatino on Thursday, the 15th December. n FOR PHILADELPHIA. To leave Wednesday, Nov'r 30, — o’clock, M. The now and splendid steamship ■BHHHlBl KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas Cabin Passage to Philadelphia, 429 Steerage ** •• 8 For freight or passage apply to nov 16 C. A. L. LAMAR. FOR DKMKRY’S FERRY* AND ALL Intermediate Lauding*. The well known steamer OREGON, Capt. Cromwell, will leave as above Marmis. will leave St. Mary’s every Friday Morning for Traders-HiU and the intermediate Landings, eonneeting with the stean er St. John's to and from Savannah. For freight c further io formation apply to . . JOUN UES8ENT, Ag’L, St. Marys. All freight payable by shippers. For Palatka, Eaet Florida, Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, Jacksonville, Pieolata and Middleburg (Black Creek), Car rying the U. S. Matl. The steamer WM. GA6TON, Capt. Thomas E. Shaw, will leave for the ^ . . - aoovc places on Tuesday Morning, the 29th last, at 10 o'clock, and will ooutinue to leave every Tuesday. For freight or passage, having handsome accommoda tions, apply on board at th* Florida Steampaol ‘ wharf, near tbe Go* Works, or to nov 23 CLAGHOBN ft CUNNINGHAM. Agte. OPPOSITION LINK. For Palatka, FI. and Intermediate Places Leaves every Saturday motming at 10 o'clock. frame . The regular steam-pocket WELAKA, N Capt. N. King, will leave os above. For N. B.—The Far* to Bruoswiok is redooed to #4. oct 13 TO KENT* m TWO ROOMS, with tho privilege of a Kiteh- •“* fronting Oglethorpe Square, and south of the Unitarian Church. Inquiro ot this Offloo. For Siilc« AflL A valuable Plantation on Skidzway mtt ^ Island, containing 720 Aores more er less, RiiB “••omo 650 Cleared, and mostly excellent J2B. 8wamp Land. The Plaatatloa Is 30 miles from the oily by water aad 12 by land, erossiag a ferry. Health and water unsurpassed aad landing acoessable by Florida Steamboate. Out of the number of sixty per sons but one death oeonrred by disease (pleaurtsy) in fifteen years. Apply to (n»v24| WM. WRIGHT. For Bale. An excellent young Spanish Horse—war- anted sound, and draws well la Single or . Jouble Harness, and magaifloent under the Can be found at J. F. Stevens’ 8table* for a few days. Jno24-JJ P. BOG EH 8. 3krvi oTvi) WANTED. A SITUATION as Coachmen by a white Man Y. from Maaaachnsette, who brings testimonials of is good oharaotor and atteatioh to his business. Ap- s be seeu at my offioe, ooraer of Drvrton and State- WANTED. WHITE Woman to do house A w .f COW WANTED. wiU * ,T6 *•“ or Iwolvo Quarts of Milk a day. A good price will bo given for her. Apply before 8 o’clock in the imornteg, or after 5 o'clock in the evening. '-*♦—*** * nbv 23 corner of Bull snd Taylor-streets. THE CRYSTAL PALAi^"’ At St. Andrew’s Hall. Will Open December \st, 1853. T HF. subscriber begs leave to announce that he will open the above Fair to the.publio on THURS DAY. December 1st, 1853, with a splendid assortment of Qooda of overy description, consisting of mnrnifioent OIL PAIN-nNfis entirely new and Imported China Cut and Glass Ware, Tete a Tete Sew ers, Ruby and China Vases, Cups and 8aueers, Parisian Pitchers.— a large assortment offChina Figures, Ac.; Dessert Knives and Forks, Tafil* do, of every doscrlption: Pocket Knives. Table and Tea Spoons; Aceordeans Violins, Tamborines ; Clocks of all kinds; double bar rel Guns, Powder Horns aad Flasks; Carpet Boas■ Port Moaaaies, Faney Chairs, Sewing Chairs, Work Boskets, Sewing Baskets, Flower do, Oetagon, Em broidered and Oval Faney do. Retiealee, Toy Basket! Travelling do, Jenny Lind Work 8Uads, etc. etc. mD’STSSE ‘OWS8‘ff®‘ffSJ8 And Fancy Qooda, Also, one of the largest aasoi Mnent of Toys ever opened in Savannah, of every description, American and Im ported. sum Fireworks of every description, Roman Candles, Tri angles, Rockets, Berpt st*. Pin Wheels, Bengolas, Tor pedoes, Verticle Reals, FDe Crackers, etc. etc. nov 23 J. M. HAYWOOD. Silk Mantilla* aad Taltm nov 21 Talmas, at vary low prie HENRY LATUROP ft L’LOCR A BUCKWHEAT—5G bbU. Hi .I 7 ram Smith’s and Geneses Flour. 28 half do Genesee Floor 80 %, }i, X bbis and boxes New Hailed Buckwheat, ree’d per steamer, aad for sale by aov 21. SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. #0 boxes English Dairy Cheese 60 do White do 100 do New Scaled Herrings, reo’d per steamer ad for sale by nov 21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. R UYALBATH BLANKKTH—1 c per Bed BlankeU, extra sise aad quality, just ree’d and for ssle by nov 21 NEV1TT, LAI UROP ft BTEBBIN8. 1JOTATOKH.-1110 bhla. Prime Potntoee, for X *alo to arrive, per brig Civilian, from Boston.- Apply to [aov 20] OGDEN & BUNKER. H AY.—100 bales Eastern Hay, for sole to ar* _riv# per brig Civilian, from Bo*ton._ A^jd^ to OGDEN ft BUN J^lL^ftHTKR.—-25 bbl*. Ground Plubtnr, 25 do. Calcined do., for sale to arrive per brig Civilian, OGDEN ft BUNKER. a L uton. Apply to R IGOLKTTK8—A Urge variety of Kigolettes for sals at nov 21 KEMPTON ft VER8T1LLE’8, uhmere, a very handsome lot, nt KEMPTON ft VEItSTILLE’S. W HITE LEAD.—10,900 lb*. Ulster White Lead, pure aud No. I, ia assorted kegs, calo by JOHN B. MOORE ft CO., v 17 Gibbon’s Building, FOB SALE. rptlE Stock nnd utiexpired Term of Lease GROCERY HTORB. Its situation is one of the best in the City—tbe present owner being engaged in other business will dispose ‘ ‘ ~n.rn.-o. — ... [gmj the steok o of For particular* inqui W.M. DAVIDSON. lulre J.U. €OI1ENA€O m H aVE just received unotber lot of those Fine Light eolorod all Wool Mouslint do Lain** at 50 oents, worth 62 cents. 25 pisces morw of those very cheap Plain colored Lkines at 26 cent*; 10 pieoea English Merino, Dou width, at 76 oents, worth $1 per yard; plain, brown, bluo and ten color Alpacas at 37)4 worth 50 cents. Swiss Cambric and Lar.» Undersleeves, very cheap and fin*. Swiss and Csmiiiio Collars, do do Chemisette. All the above are for sale at 140 Broughton-tt. nov 11 JOHN OLIVER, HOUSB,SlGN Sl SHIP PAINTUB GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac., No* 121 Brovgbton-at., DECS to return bis thanks to the citizens of 8a JL> vannsb. for past favors, and to assnre them that all work in his line ontrosted to him, shall be done promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts by an assiduous attention to business, the employment of competent workmen and tho uso of tho best materi als, to insure a continuance of their favora. He keeps for sale mixed aud dry paints, paint oil, turoentlre, varnishes, window glass and putty, paint, marking, white wash and other brushes. 0m n wm. milUPHItEYS Agent, MANUFACTURER OF Enaentlal Oils, Extfncts and Perfumery of eirery deacrlption. FANCY TOILET AND 8HAVING SOAP*,. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Ac. Ac. Ac. Snvnnnah, Georuln. T?OR sale by Mesarn. Eaton & Vornun, 78 Maiden iP ^ L f n 5L’. J ’ * •*; T - Tripp* 90 and 92 Maiden “ Hiydoek, Clay ft Evans, 218 Pearl 8treet, Wh Druggists, N»,w York. ftJL-No visitor* oreompany received onless through special invitation. tf nov 21 CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. W ILL be leased at the Market House id Sa yannah, on the first Wednesday in Deoember next, uuder the superintendence of the Market Commit tee, between the hoars of 10 and 12 o'clock A. M . a the Stalls in said Market. Terms cash. PHILLIP M.RU88ELL, ’ 21 • City Marshal. CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. TIT ILL he sold before the Market house in the Tf cityof Savannah on Thursday next, between the hour* or 10 and 11 o'clock, A. M., Three Mules, the property of the oorporMion of 8avannah, sold under aod by virtu* of a resolution passed in Council on the n»t. PHILIP M. RUSSELL, 21 City Marshal. J UST ItEC’D PER STBAMKR—French Mottoes aud Fancy Candies: also, Lump* Btiok, assorted a choice selection, for sale by aor 23 W. D. FORD. /GEORGIA FLOCK from best Southern VT Wheat, iv sacks of 98 lbs., in flno order and for cal® by [nov 23] W.D. FOl— ( 1ITRON—A frosh supply ji j Sweet 8pice Chocolate and Vi bars, for sale by [nov23] received; also, ariegsted Soap in W. D. FORD. ( 1RACKBRM—Rutter, Soda, 8ugar and Fancy j Cratkorsea hand, fresh and for sal* by k BBLS. Potatoes and Onions, iu atore and tor eJyl sale by [nov 23) W. D. FORD. N UTMBGS.-l bbl. No. 1 Nutmegs, just ceived and for sals by ■ova JOUN B. MOORE ft CO. NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER I* CO. WEDNESDAY, ROT. 23RD. YTI8TORY OF TIIE APOSTOLIC CHURCH; JLA, with a general introduction to Church History, by Phillip 8ehaffur. *' Infidelity ; Its Aspeets, Causes, and Agcnoies being the prise essay of the British organisation of ths Evan gelical Alliance, by the Rev. Thomas Poarson. The Christian Father’s Present to his Children, by J. A. James. * * Light on the Dark River: or. Memorial of Henrietta A, L. Hamlin, Missionary in Turkey, by Margarette Woods Lawrence. The Invalid's Own Book ; A collection of Reooipts. by the Honorable Lady Cust. P ’ Life of Benjamin Robert Ilaydon, Historical Painter from bis Autobiography and Journals, edited and piled by Tom Taylor- in 2 volumes. Sootla’s Bards—Illustrated. Romantio Incidents in the Lives of the Queens of gjjfond. by J. P. 8mith, Esqr., author of -Stanfield The Old Doctor; or, Stray-Leaves from My Journal, being sketches of ths most interesting remuiscenoes of a retired Physician. Health Trip teth# Trophies, by N. Parker Willis. Charles Auchestem A Memorial, by E. Berger. The Iron Rule; or. Tyranny in Household; by T. 8. Arthur, author of Lora In a Cottage, fto. Memoir of the Lifo and Character of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke, with rpeoimens of his Poetry, Letters, ftc., by James Prior, Esq—in 2 volumes. Bleak House—in 2 volumes, Illustrated. Graham’s Manilas, for December. Godoy’a Ladies’ Book, for December. nov 23 S 'OTIOE.—Neither tbe Captain or ConsigiiL_ ot the British ship Shaudon, will be responsible any debts contracted by any of the crew. ANDREW LOW ft CO. 8avann*h, Nov. 22,1853 6 nov 22 S OTIC’B.—Neither the Ctipiaiuor Consignees of the British ship Bonaventure, will be respda- 1 for any debts contracted by any of the erew. a . __ 1#i . ANDREW LOW ft CO. 8avanaah, Nov. 21,1853 6 aov 22 YTOTICBi—Neither the Captain or Consignees 11 of the British ship Scotland. wiU be responsible for any debts contracted by any of tbs crew. aw.*. IM LOWJkCO. rpUB V1KU1MA HIKDICAL. ANBhUU. R- GICAL JOURNAL—Published monthly • edited by George A. Otis; M. D. $6 per annum. SnV soriptlons received by JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. S AWN—Hand, Panoel, Rip, Crosscut, Trim ming, Mill and Pit Saws, for eale by * SAMUEL PALMER ft SON, Gibbon’s Building. W AUEIIOUHK TRUCKS, Jor sale at Manufacturers prices, by rs prices, by „ ^ SAMUEL PALMER ft 80N, ‘“* a Ulbboa'i Bulldlaf. S OAL IIODH, 8UOVBt.it ,TONUM. Pd“ bare, Bru. Andiron, Fir. Brel; »l»o, KnilUh fao.farul.b/ 8AM'LFAIJ.BRA SON* Gibbon’s Building. PALKIBK ALB—This superior Scotch Ale ft in uinu. landing from ship Shandon from Glasgow, for sale by faoJJ] MIHI8 ft FLORANCE. / 1ANDLK8—Sperm, Hydraulic pressed, end \J Ad anon tin* Candles, for sale by rU MINIS ft FLORANCE. SPECIMENS OF THE Schemes for Sale Every Day BY OBBGOBY & MAUBY, Managers of the GREENE ANU PULASKI LOTTERIES. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Bull-Street, next door to Bay-Street. Magnificent Schemes FOR EVERY SATURDAY IN THE MONTH nr #05*000! nr $3n,ooo *. ^ GREENE and PULASKI GREENE smd PUlSk Monument Lottery. 15 Drawn Nos. out of 78. 1 Pris* of. $65,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 6.000 2,63* Monument Lottery. 14 Drawn Nos. out of 78. 1 £*{»« of. $38,000 2 Prises” 10,000 ♦Lowest S No. Prises. IN these large Schemes a package worth $65 is sold (by certificate) for $32.50—just half the Talus. Specimens of the Fa\ orite SMALL FRY fiiC'HBMBS. For Sale Every Day in the II eeek. car $8.0001 ^ 75 Numbers—13 Drawn. I Prise of. $8,000 1 " “ 2,000 . ••• 10 4,402 ” ” 4 ’Tickets $£-8hiiree in proportion. In these small frysohemes, A package worth $52 is sold (by certifioate) for $28 26” ” •• *• •• 1 s #4,800 75 Numbers—13 Drawn. 1 Priae of.. ^4.800 1 ” " l,20u 4,650 24^83 Tickets $1—fibaies In proportion. 13 ’ The form of GREGORY ft MAURY, anfi their pre decessors, havo managed the Greene and Pulaski Mnn- ^ a . 1 V°“°7’ ,n O®^** 4 * for fiftoen years; and tributod by the promptness and fidelity of thoir t agement to the erection of tho splendid inonum whieh are the objeot of these Lotteries. Besides the security given to purchasers by their well-known name, they have deposited with the com missioners in Savannah BONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, toiscur. M 'e payment of Prises. Singls Tickets, er Package*, or Certificates of Pack ages in the above Lotteries, can be bad EVERY DAY. All business, is of course, confidential. Official state- mentsor the Drawings seat to purchasers immediately affor the drawing of eachjClass. Schemes are always sent with Tiokets, giving tbe minutest particulars of the Lottery, whioh it is impossible to explain in a gen eral advertisement, ftar Schemes ara sent for in spection to parties applying for them. Send at ANY TIBLfc.amf send ANY nmonnt, from Ooe Dollar upwards. Remember, that any sum from *vy D ay, secure anei wards. Address, GBEQORY ft MAURY, Savannah. Go. Baffles bo seen nt riaxe IIarnoM at $360—30 chances sTlIO iioh^Hn ih.n diM , 8l « ** Bridle and Martingale at $100 -20 *“ h; *• •» *•“•«< *<»»• ooi*» moT 17 ' tf D. MALLETT k CO. 6 F the Fair Harness andSaddle, u* e PSiEFt*? 1 fla ® 81 lv, B°w““a Bon4.fa, l iiV 1 ! t b1“ 8 ''" ry “ d P °" " MINIS B FLORANCE. RIDING HATei—-Some very A 8MALL Key, marked and numbered—. Findnr ^ wiU oonfer a favor by leaving it at this office. a!7 -Philadelphia mask el Reef, lor sale by MINIS ft FLORANCE. C lLAKET4fcHANTEKNK1nc-.fr. for sale f by LucvfilJ MINIS ft JLORANCK. cqai7 170*P NB CftmJCoelperbark Arab ^ 1 North.rD Brick.. Ap.l^u ™ qwb w-c*a»tme. C J a»illa JAPOMCAVr Ioo.it—iri BiCHARnJf.'Si.'W" B*|a,f., by |... 17—If) BICHARn Tiini.^ IbBAIUTMAUB BU»INKSfrSiTPS~- XV ■uprlT.db. .bo.., eo.iUtli, ,f *J S -— Cko.kOurifa.ra, jut raMi.«I ,.J 1<ll > u ...ffl • V-°H8,>>nQig4 '\TBSTB, VBST8.-A l«r,T^r~2 V V««u. ,uoh u Flf, w4S5 bI'7H D f Kilka Wir’d Pl'ka.A V. If* * **®tothev «, 3 m* by WM. R ■ViinRJ* Preifatm TbUor, 17 Wbl^SL on . -......—_ -— M OUHNING GOODbT.—Pl.in r 7T= Block KjS qdt'Ta.SSSJU. Ginghams. Plain and Strii Ixwe Veils, Buck Kid Glove* e;*iui,“ j-.— Crep«, Blbk.ni, ofa. B..«l„d t/SES,!“ —fa ... a W, C. WAlj 8WO ffi*r«.^ QCPBMIOU O UREAS COAT8—A fan* Vnoil, iif® k far ul. low 1/ wW ” Ur«Mr.ndT,llo,, 17 Wblut*', 1JANTM—VANTH—A Ire.b un.l, J 1 Doeskin Cap PARTS, a fine artifu. .1 Frenoh Cap Pants, just received ...a PuifartriT JOll| While Che...; SO box., Mlt.ud e.l.Md’SSif'Mj Ulren Smith'. Flour; 30 Wlfabu,, ui22W Mired par ■tumor nod far ul. br Jfa* ■»’” BCBAWTOW, JOllBUTmt, ra c Ur« tOBUBTON BITTBBH.-Tnu„l, -=7 / bl. prop .ration nnd nnnu ',.,1 W •popiln, farul.br JOIINB. ho6re «».*> Olbbo.'. b.u£. M AU1>BU*H MAtiAMi^STil tint* In *nVadt*i».d> 'Tk. mi.kdk time to subsoribe. The eighth volume the December number, subwriptlji,s msietd „ two dollars and fifty oeats, paid In ad?u«e Via. numbers twenty-five cents. Also, Put? am'* God eye Lady’s Book, Graham's Mistime, *U?&J£ nished on the same terms. g. 8. 8IBLET jfo. 135 Cougrese-itw^L ■pMINT- AND Pll!TllHI».-tw2 X assortment of fins Print* and Pietersa Ameu them a new variety equal t* OU Paintings, aad m£j ebeaper. korsaisby ° ■ aintiajs. aad m: 8. 8. Sibley, No. 135 CongTMtitcMi, THE CHEAPEST DRYlOOM IN THB CITY! For Cash or City Acceptance. BROUGHTON STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS ST OBT —149— ^ A Few Doors East ofBamavd.RL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL THE subscribers now offer for ssle. ot terms, one of the largest and best ssleeted Steaks*f Foreign A Domestic Dry (it#j In the city, most carefully selected by oao *f the b in tiie best markets for cosh, eonsistisg lit pert <f BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, Sheetings, IMlllMft Shirting Stripes. Dssiise. Be Ticks, colored and Mourning Calicoes, Idoaraiu as aid Ginghams—in endless variety. ** < ni 1 ?!*® * nd 8llks, Poliii, Plaid snd Spun Bilks. Brocades, Coburn, Uenvwi Paramattas, Black Silk Warp Alp sees*, w -embns. •* and Canton Cloths. F-was, Stack and Colored Silk Mantillas. White Canton Crape Shawla, Brocho, T.rk.lraaod Fr.ooh Maria, do, wil b . . lufaM ° f L ° n * 8.oar. Wool 8b.. 1. ol .ariu Ladifa' Frenck Clwh Cardli mia, LINEN GOODS. 4-4 Family Linen aad Super As, for tel m'g. Linen Tnble Damasks, Dojlejrs, Napkins, Hssek* buok, Scotch and Bussia Diapers, Tewtls ft Tewslio. HOSIERY AND GLOVES UNUEKVE8T8 ud DUAWI RS. In those departments will bs found oar ns uol Ur# and well assorted supply. BLANKETS and FLANN ELS Particular attention Is requested to those, as we fri confident they will be found fully 15 per set it lore that, can be had elsewhere. Planters nd el bm as invited to examine previous to purchasiag. Hattlncts and Tweed* for nervnni’a west Black and Fancy Casaimerts and Vcstinp for Gsitie men and Boys. Embrelderlest Laces. Muslim UsE srs, Embroidered Robes, Chemixetts, with a Ism qaasUi of L C Udkfa, very cheap Gents’ Silk Pwirt hdkfa Silk Umbrellas, Head Udkfs, etc., etc. 18—Hin T. tfc L. McHBNKA, W U» WILL VB COl)«U.—HoIaU Ji| who are suffering from the aecu oolatsd kp rows of an nntomnal cold, use Dr. Swayn •» OempMSi* Syrap of Wild Cherry, and it wil) disappear like “tM u—•— *-k-*- - ,fo| on> » for sale at the Arctic J. E. U iPOBR Comer Broughton and Barns r4-*tmta A XES, Hoes, Shovels, Spade*, Sc flkeBlai and Snathes; Also, Axe, Uoromer. 1 l»kbd s Ilsudlee. For sale by F.W. CORN WILL Magnificent Scheme* OF THE GEORGIA STATE LOTT ERIE; For November, 1853. A. D. ELL18 A CO., Contractors and Meseftt. THE gohemes for th» month of November tntti unusual attraction, both in the brilliant a rrs; of Priae and the number of Drawn Ballots. The G#*r Lotteries are all drawn under tbe pers<>aol tspteiv teadence of the Commissioners appointea'. fir the pv> pose, and an official printed drawing is s<iaS to all vk order Tickets. BOOK BINDING AND BLAf.iX BOOK . .. I*I4NUFACTUKIN«. J. M. 0. 4 Co., have conaidorab!, uafar^d aad Jar E rovod their BOOK BINDERY, and an alfapupate i execate, under the management of ni u. john a. uf.iiz, Book Binding and Blank Bool MANUFACTURING,, Of evory description la tho besft stylo, and sb'ortM notice. Mr. Delta has been long and farermMy known in fid city as a superior workman, and having becomo inter estod in this branch of J. M. C. ft Co. 's busfaoss, wil give hia best attention to all work entrusted to his care They have also laid in an Extra Large Stock c API,r R, embracing (he finest qualities of th* bw aoturers, both American and English. Auy « on of Paper can be furnished that may be Jr ALTFETKK—5 bills. Double Refined Sst • petre, warranted a pure article, for sale by JOHNS MOORE A CO., iovl9 Gibbons’ Buildings.^ Notice. TINCIILEY It, THOMAS bare removed thlii XV Offioe from No. 73 Bav-etroot, to tha oBee fl] tneUnion 8toamb?»t Co. wharf. — ,y VUK MALE. V1 . ' AtT. F. SravEits’ Btables, Broogbtos »t oxcehont Horse*,_for tho Saddle c~ “ a single or duuble Harness. }OTATOKW.—Ron hutniiere euperior lri»h£* _ tatoei, laudlua from abip Bhaodon aad torn, torn wharf by ANUBEW.I.OW X CO, nov 22 * r NOTICB TO OON8IUNBBB. -pHE bark llarvo.t, from New York, !•■“>* “I; X ebarxin, at Ibo Lower Kice Mill wfiarT. goods remaining on tha wharf after sunsst wui * stored at the risk and expense of tho ownersi thereoi. warhriirn. WILDER ft CO. / 1 AUTSUKKU1B FIW IUON.-La»d'“l from ship Shandou and for sale by ^ ^ ToAL.—About 150 tons best Houtrhold Co*i landing from ship Shandon and qq CALK HALT,—Ren of the car,o of IN" -‘H O itonaventure, landing and for sal* fro»“* by (uovSJ-tf) ANDREW (nov 22— tn B UT'TBR Ot CHBBffiB-tiO FirbrnTsoit^ Prim.at 25oeot«; Ado Goabon at 30 «••»> ...« Cheeaa H «nte. * «««* cay 33 Uad.r ManbalUt»;-L. G IN-30 doxoo Sobetdem On), juet r«’ J ’ .ala by HYLAND ,• O NEILL, aov 23 Undar MarahallUeM*. SOO buabela Corn MeuL fb BUSHELS freah *rouutJ Cm.W, «<• LI Meal, jo.t received e"dto*al. roller Groceries, VYinej< BRANDY, LIQUORS AND SEGARS STORt-- 'HE Subscriber having enlarged hisslWte^? ^ of Bay and Whltaker-atreats, offer for «*»• the most favorable terms the following Good* •** half-pipe OUrd Dupuis Brandy, 1M4J do JoanLoufii do Ifjjj do Uonessy do JWjl do Bssdrao do jfWi luncheon Scotch Whisky, ia bond t thds 8t. Croix Rum, in bond; „-.wino; ssag &Set and American Piokles, L o b ‘‘ t ^ r ; w f*A“^’h ul l'r« ne .^ Bardinas, Olives,Capers,SafadOU.ftBSjw•JJJJjgi*.*U. Musuurd, Dutch, French aad WoS-ImU worran)e1 goauina and superior to any MTS ContbrefBayaadWhlfaKi-’B*' 1 *-
