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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1853)
THE DAILY MflBNIWW NEWS. HV JOHN M.COOPBH.. TTTTTaji t.tiiomi’won, editom^ s^iigaari^gio "Tueotlny fflttrnlm. Not’t 89, IHM. SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1853 arles BY MAGNETIC TEUMAPH. f rranemlttal Hit th* Savannah Dally Morning N«w»-1 (IhurleitM C •€!•*» Market* Chaelzston, Not. 518. Tho sales of Cotton to-day, Monday, reached 533 hales, at extremes ranting from 83fc to II cents. Baltimore Market*. In tho BaUimore market on Monday Flour and Oraln were steady. Bmps Nkwr —The schooner Kedren, Capt. Lay* tou, cleared at Baltimore on Monday for Savannah. New York Market. In the New York market on Monday, Flour was act!re, nmJ the sale* made were at a slight advance on former prices. Oraltijrns also better. Our tlisnks ure due to the lion. JosKPH W. Jackson for public documents. jy \Ve tiro requested to state that tho Demo cratic Committee, to nominate a MAYOR and AL- IlF.KMKN, will moot at the Exchange Long Room THIS EVENING, at half-putt seven. Advertise In tbe New*. A gentleman hating, on Sunday evening last, lost his gold watch, advertised it in the Hews of yesterday morning. The watch was brought to our publication oilke before ten o'clock, and we bad the satisfaction of returning it to tbe owner, when he called at 3 o'clock iu the afternoon, about tbe same time that wa returned to anotlior gentleman a valu able article of jewelry that had been lost a day or two before. If you lose anything from a bale of cotton to a finger-ring, all you have to do to recover it is to Jdusrtise it I* th* News, jy A paragraph in reference to the dedication of tho new Free Bcbool was accidentally omitted yesterday morning. The dedication took place yesterday. A large number of ladiea and gentle men wero present on the occasion, which was ren dered highly interesting and impressive by tbe elo quent and appropriate address of Rev. J. P. Tub Tub DxKald Uiplbmrn.—This fine company, coinmandod by Capt. GaNAIIL, celebrated their third unnivorsary yesterday. They made, as usuul, a very fine appearance. w* Le iu iful piece of wurkmtnsliip, which, as Wn learn from newspaper notices of it, attracted much attention at the late Dublin exhibition, has, in sharing the.fortunes of its designer and manufactur er, Mr. HxaNABD Sullivan, found its way to our city; and may be seen at tbe establishment of Mr. James Sullivan on droughton-Macet, where its owner is now employed. It was designed us the model of a Cenotaph to ho orectod, iu tbe city of his birth, to the memory of Moobr. As a specimen of lundiwork it is chasto and liaantiful both in its design and execution; whilst in its conception Mr. 8. has most appropriately win bodied the idea that originated it. It is made of German silver, and differing in every particular from the legitimate liue of Mr. Sllli. van's business, it tuny bu regarded ns a striking il lustration of tho iiilluunco which the great "Indus trial Exhibitions," (mvo luid iu developing talent mu I ingeuuity in many who before bad but few, and in some instances, perhaps no aspirations to ke distin guished either in Mechanics' or the Arts. New Pilot Hunt. We visited yesterday tbo shipyard of Mr. II. F. Willink, Jr., and inspected a new Pilot boat which lie ia building, for Messrs. James Kino A D. 8. Daniels, of this city. She is one of the handsom est models wo have ever aeen, and ship builders who have visited liur pronounce her equal, if not not superior, to any craft of her class evar built iu the ship-yards of the north. She is to be called tiie John R. Wilder,\in Compliment to one of our Pa. vunuah merchants. The extreme length of her deck is 63 feel; her keel is 5. r >Mjl*net in length, 16 feet beam ; 7 feet 10 inches hold, and 64 tons bur den. She is throughout copper fastened, nud built entirely from nativo live oak. She will be the |ur- gost pilot boat on our river. We learn that she will be cor.iploto In about a ftirinlghi, when sho will be launched upon her dostiued element. Wo wish her a long and prosperous career- View ofMnvnnnnb. We are indeht cd to Co], P. 8. Sibley, for a copy of?,* View of the City of Savannah,"drawn by Mr- F.Cebvb AU,and lithographed by Mr. R. H. llo\v- BLL, of i his city. Tho drnwing was made from the Atepple of the Exchange, and present* a front view of Bay street, with Bull street in perspective. Ftoin the point of view we look down upon the city, and though only the roofs of many cf the buildings are to be seen, we are at once struck with the fidelity of tbe picture. "Tho Maiden in the Wood," as Miss Ilaasrxa is pleased to call our beautiful city, is vi vidly before us, so thut wo find' no difficulty in re- cognlaing the principal public butlJings, the parks, squares hnd blocks, uud oven many of the private residences. Asa work of art, this view of Savannah ia highly creditable, both to Mr. Ckkvbau, the draughtsman, who has long enjoyed the reputation of being an ac complished landscape painter, and to Mr. Howkll, tbe lithographer, to whom we are indebted for the introduction of that brauch of art in our city, and whose skill uud industry in that and kindred arts, have supplied a wunt long fell by our citizens. Wn understand that only a limited edition of tho View of Savannah hut been printed, aad that III' drawing has hocu removed from the atoue to make room for other works. Those, therefore, who desire to secure a copy, should apply a. once to Mr. How bll, or at the Bookstore of Col. S. 8.8iblkv. HT Judge Dougherty, of Georgia, died sudden ly at Athon s, Ga., at about five o'clock, on Saturday eveuing. We noticed a few duys silica thn disappear ance of a young men by thnnaino of Belcher, n clerk in Ui* Augusta Foal Office, under circumstauces that caused eppirahentione iu the minds of his friends for hie catay. The Couatitutionaliat of yesterday •ays b* was found on Wednesday last on Mr. White head's plantation, In Burke couuty. He was decid edly a lunatic, and iu a wretched condition. He had about his person two pistols, one loaded, lie was taken to Waynesboro' and there properly cared for, nnd was the uoxtduy sent up to his friends in Augusta. Death ok a Mhip Mastbb.—The brig Goorgo Harris, of Prospect, Me., which left Bostoo for Mu- tauzas on tbe 14th instant, arrived at Charleston Saturday. She put in to procure medical aid for her commander, Copt. Porter, who was attacked with erysipelas on the 10th. lie diod, however, of tho disease * few minutes before tho brig's ancho was let go in this harbor. The brig is now con mandod by Cupt. Phiuney, Capt. Porters’s chief offi ear. News is hourly expected in England of decisive battlo having taken place between the Rus- eixns and Turks, which wilt decide tbe campaign The Russian actual fighting force in the Principal! ities, is said to be only 30,000 men. Tbe general impraaiioii seems to be that they will be defeated. W. R. O'Neil was shot by sumo men by the name of Deck, near Bcckville, iu Carroll co., (Ga ) ou the 130.. Mr. O'Neal is said to havo received Iu Ids body acvcu balls aud two loads of buckshot.— Ho was still living at last accounts, though bis situ alien was very dangerous. vn n n uUlU ve rV alley Hu 11 r on d. Tbe Coavcution of Stockholders met in Ham burg on Weduesday last, end waa well attended fw ™P««Dbillty .nil iululligouce, My. tbo Au (till. |, wl „ conlplro f, ror , b | y wilh any D.keuibl.go of man we havo ev.r neo We nnSontond that 932,11)0 wue p.id in, ,l,u. ..c'nvinj «h. char..'. By ,h. proceediuge ef Coy.cil pah liebad Ikia norma,, li .111 |„ Men that oar oily »av SOI only wllllat, but read, ,0 , J, , hood should il be needed. The lUmbur, Hn.l titan Ultra, of the 85ih inti., ipeakin, of ihe maei. ing, says: " A* some dayn will elapse before our regular is sue, and knowing the deni, anxiety of many of our friends to bear the result of the meeting of the Stockholders, just now dissolved, we take occasion towssue au extra for the purpose of greoting the friends ef this great euterprize with glad tidings. "Tho convention was assembled on the 23d, uc- ccrJioir to adjournment, when committees were ap pointed on the various preliminary arrangement, necessary toafinul and coofplete organization of the company. 1 here various preliminaries having bee* settled, and * sufficient amount of stock being found to have been taken, aud *11 things done in ac cordance with the charter, tbe convention proceed ed to elect a President and twelve Directors, to cou- duct, tbo uffoirs of the company, which resulted as follows : "President—Hiram Hutchinson. " Directors—Gen. J. W. Harrison, Dr. Nicholas Meriwether, Col. James Tompkins, William & Dor*, Dr. J. W. Stokes, Daniel Brown, Charles Hammond, Job* Speer, J J Blackwood, D. M. Rog er*, Josiab Sibley and Robert Jennings." * NEW BOOKS. Golden Unit, or Piles tmdPomme for Ihe Touna Wx. Olabd Boumbb, a. M-; New-York: Cl Seribaor. This Is a handsomely printed and beautifully Il lustrated volume. The aim of tho author la dis closed in the fbllowlng extract from tbe programme. He aays"The purpose of the present volume is one to which the author wo*ld cheerfully devote all hia labor—the instruction and true happinesa of chlMrea. Western Character*, or Type* of Border Life ia the Western States. By J. L. “— J. 8. Rsdfiold. As has been well remarked, the author of this book has entered a rich, and hitherto little cultiva ted field, wheoce he baa gleaned a few good sheaves- We have had an abundance of romance about lo- dian warfare and border life, but not enough truthftil delineation. Hence these sketches of the Indian, the voyageur, the pioneer, the ranger, the regulator, the justice of .(ho peace, the pedlar, the schoolmaster, the schoolmistress and the politician, ore very acceptable, because they are drawn from life. The pencil of Darliy has aided tho pen of the author in giving lair representations of those several Types of Border Life in the Western States." Merkland, or Beif-fia'riA**. By tbs author ef "Mar garet Maitland." New York: Stringer Jt Townsend. This is a novel of the highest order of merit. The plot is probable, the characters varied and eminent ly true to uature, and the moral is useful and iiopres' ■ive. It is a tale of Scottish life, so well told that tho reader involuntarily imagines it to be a truthful family history. If thn publishers are fortunate nnouglE to secure many works of equal merit for their‘library of Standard Novels," the success of tho enterprise cannot be doubtful. German Popular Tabs and Household Rtori-s, collected by the Buotiibrs Urkmh. Newly translated, with Illustrations by Wohncst. Nsw York: C. 8. Frances No book of stories is more popular in Germany than the “Kindsr and Bourmi.rchen" of the Broth ers Grimm, lie rendering these quaint stories into our lauguage the translator aays ho has "endeavored to render the homely talk of Germany into thn homely talk of our own country." In this ho hi been very successful, thus giving to England and American youth a bountiful aource of amusement and entertainment, which they cannot fail to prize The work is handsomely printed in two thick vol umes, beautifully illustrated. jj,ty Moments qf an Idle Woman. New York : D. Ap pleton ft Co. The title of this volume is ingeniously calculated to excite curiosity. The contents are five stories named respectively " Edith," " An Early Day Life,' "The Widow," "Old Maidens vertut Marriage,' and " Episode in the Life of a Woinnn of Fashion," The anonymous author is doubtless Ihe " idle wo man," and the " busy moments" were those during which she elaborated these amusing fictions. Lit/ A i Whig Meeting. Afreeal tie to public notie* a large number of citl- zena asset ahled at Oglethorpe Hall, on Monday night. The meeting waa called to order by appointing Col. Wm. I*. Bowen to the Chair, and Dr. H. Sauwdibs, Secretary. The following resolutions were offered by J. M. B. Lovell, Keq., and adopted : Resolved, That a Committee of twenty-one, be appointed, who eball report to an adjourned meet ing to bo held in this Hail on Wednesday evening next, upon (he expediency of nominating candi date* for Mayor and Aldermen, at the ensuing municipal election, Retained farther. That if the Committee think it expedient to run n ticket, that they be empowered to select such, und report the same to tho adjourned mealing. The following Committee waa appointed by the Joseph Gammon, Ge* A McCleskey, E Hager, J C Siurtevant, Capt Sirigan, Capt Brooks, II Larkin, W G Stafford, J T Mitchell, J J Waver. This is a volume of memoirs of Mi's. Henrietta A. L. Hamlin, the deceased wife of on American mis sionary iu Turkey. Tho ilov. Dr. Storra, of Brain tree, has contributed a commendatory notice, in tho course of which he says the work "has claims to gard which will be promptly met wherever it $ftall find its way among the circles adorned by in telligence and purity." Life of Benjamin Rnbl. Haydon, Historical Painter, from hit Autobiography utul Journals. Edited by Tom Taylor, Esq. New-York: Harper and Bro thers. This, says the able reviewer of the N. Y. Commer cial, is a reprint from the London edition of a work liich has been dm theme nf successive elaborate articles in most of the British reviews aad mags- ds for months past. Tho interest in regnrd to it extended lo this country, and the book lias be in so general a subject of conversation in literary circles, that now au American edition is procur able at a moderate price, every one who pretend* acquaintance with currout literature will feel hound to reed it. As a pointer, Haydon is little known in this country,and even in England bis repu- has not extended beyond a select and limited circle. He had few eleiueuts of popularity. His talent wan rotlective, philosophical uad profound, and lie would probably have mado au admiruble professor of rostliolics, although ho was an incom plete painter. One of the best English critics, has remarked that his gnuius must bo sought rather in his writings than in his pictures, aud that ho belong ed to llte class of Goethe and Hazlitt, that is, to Ihe highest class of reasoner* upon art rather than of artists. His best pictures were a "Solomon," an Entry of Christ iuto Jerusalem," which he exhibit J iu 1820, and "The Ramshineiit of Aristides," which was exhibited ill 1846. Some of his artistic conceptions wero highly fantastic. In one of his pictures representing tho Apostlos, ho introduced * portrait of Voltaire as Judas. It will always bo re membered to the credituf his judgment that he wus the first lo proclaim tho genuineness of the antique marbles removed from Greece by Lord Elgin. lie was in tbe habit of keeping a journal of his daily reflections, observations and experience, and at the time of hia death, this journal occupied twenty-six folios. From theso, Mr. Taylor has condensed the two duodecimo volumes under notice. Haydon was on iutiuiote terms with Wordsworth, Juffrey, Lamb, Keats, Talfourd and olhor literary colebrilies, and had frequent interviews with the Duke of Wellington, and Sir Robert Peel, of whom many interesting notices are scattered through bis diary. But his individual life la the most deeply in terosting part of tho narrative. It ia intensely painful to observe how an artist of so much gonius, and who really accomplished so much that worthy of admiratiou, suffered the tortures of pecu niary ombarrassmeut, and was at last driven to sui cide " In tbe sixty-first year of his age, after forty two years of studies, striviogs, conflicts, successes, imprisonments, appeals to Ministers, to Parliament, o patrons, to the public, to self-illusions, and dis appointments." Illustrated Recants of tbe Feui York Exhibition. New York: G. F. l’utnam ft Co. Numbers 13 and 14 of this publication hi ponred together. The leadiug articles descant upon tides and tide gages, Government schools of mental art in England, and electric telegraphs. The illustrations, accompanied by briefly written notices, represent tho Collins gold plate, and a number of brnuzes, statuettes, vases aud other elegant objects in thn exhibition. Twenty-six numbers will pleto this costly and hoautifbl work, which wil a permanent value usjtho official illustrated ro do tho first exhibition of the world's industry It d in New York. Charles Anchor ter,a memorial. Nsw York: rft Brothers. The above is the title of a romance which the liar, pers’ have given a place in their "Library of Solect Novels." Its incorporation with that well selcctod sorioa will recommend it to the reading public. ton ftc. Aaolher book of Talea by Petor Parley will ceiveon enthusiastic welcome from the juvenile lit* •rary world. The Appletons' have given a most captivating dress to the volume before us, at,d if the .torius are as interesting as tbe pietpres aud biodiug are beautiful, ilwili be a favorite ia tbe Parley serios. Tbe above books are for aale by John M.Cooper Sc Co. Revival of the Creole Cnae. WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—The celebrated Creole case is about to be brought,to the public attention iu a uew shape. Il will be recollectod that in the year 1841 a schooner called the Creole was taken possession of by a number of slaves, of whom there were one huudred and thirty-fivo on board, while ou a voyage from Norfolk to New Orleans. The tie- grow# took the vessel iuto Nassau, where tho British authorities refused to reduce the mutineers to obe dieuce, or to deliver them up, or to aid the officers and owuers iu recoveringpossessiou of the schooner. The result was that the slaves gainod their free- dum, and wero lost to their masters. A domain! was immediately mado upon the British Government for indemnity ou behalf of the owners. Mr. Web ster instructed Mr. Everett to press the claim, and a correspondence on the subject look place botween Mr. Everett and Lord Aherdeeu, and subsequently between Mr. Webster aud Lord Ashburton ; bnt tho British negotiators resisted the demands upon the grouud that the authorities of ihe Bermudas were uot responsible for the acts of the negroes, and were not bound to delivor them up as mutineers in the abseuco of anv treaty embracing the caso. Lord Ashburton declined admitting the claim as a subject fur negotiatiun iu • -e correspondence which preced ed the conclusion of the treaty of 1843, but it is alleged bold out expectations that it would be sub sequently adjusted by ins government. The owners of the slaves have unw applied to the joint Commis sion sitting in Loodon for tbe edjudicetion of claims for the indemnity which they could not obtain by eid of diplomacy. The amount of the demand is $60,000, wilh interest.—iY. Y. Courier. FUNERAL INVITATIONH. The friends and acquaintances of Anne, John and Timothy Lavans, are requested to attend the funeral of their eietor BRIDGET CALLAGHAN, from there- sidenoeof the former iu Roberteville, This Morning at 10 o'clock. * The friends and acquaintances of Miss ELIZABETH HAMMERER, aro invited to attend her funeral, This Afternoon, at half-past throo o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Joseph Gammon, cornor of York and I.incoln- streets. ask yonrsuppo meeting: J M B Lovell. Hiram Roberts, I D Le Roche, F Blair, J 8 Buckner, M 11 Myer, G 8 Gray, O 8 Hunter, John lleedy, Benj Colo, C B Patterson, Resolved, That the meeting adjourned to meet at Oglethorpe Hall on Wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock. Wm. P. Bowen, Chairman. H. 8AUNDERfl,Secretory. the meeting of Ihe Comrailteo appointed (• select candidates to be run by the ^‘hig party for Mayor and Aldermen, will meet this day at Ogle thorpe llnllot II o'clock, A. M. Cy* C.C.Clay, Jr., and Benj. Fitzpatrick havo been elected by the Alabama Legislature, Uuited States Senators. I3P An English letter of a recent dote remarks twenty-six reformed criminals havo been to the United States this wcok as free emigrants, by the London Reformatory Institute. iy When Pilcher woe liarronguing about "Air father having been a poor man, his father was it cooper," and more of that sort of thing, Marshall •aid bn woald admit the gentleman's father was a poor mall; perhaps ho had been u cooper, but if liu was, (pointing to Pilcher) he had put a mighty poor head to one of hie tchiskty barrels. A CARD. Novcuncn 27th, 1853. Wo the undersigned bring passengers »n board tho Btoatner PlanUr nt the timo of too late accident, take pleasure in stating to the publlo that no blamo whal er can be attached cither to Captain LOL'is Wiooiwa Engineer, but to a defect in the machinery. SAMUEL FURMAN, » W IIARNAHD, M. PARRISH, R.M. BARTH ELM ESS, OEO. N. 8TAI KY, O. M. WILLETT, B. FRANKLIN PEARCE. * nov29 CANDIDATES FOR CO. TREASURER. To the Voter* of Cliathnin County. Fellow Citizkks I am a Candidate for ro-eieo- the Office of County Treasurer, at the Eleutij the first Monday iu January next, and respectfully JOHN N. LEWIS. To tlio Voter* of Cbntlintii County. Fellow Citizens:—I am a Candidate for the ofllco of County Treasurer at tho olrotion in January next, and respectfully solicit your support. If eluuted, the proceeds of the Office shall be given to fellow Bauk Officer, who hue been so uofortuaat. u« • lose his styht. nov 19 L. J. B. FAIRCHILD. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NT. ANDREW’S SOCIETY. Tbe Anniversary Meeting of the Society will be held at St. Andrew's Hall on Wkuceidat, 30th lest., at 12 o'clook M. Members will pleaee tome prepared to pay their dues. W. ROGERS, Secretary. 1IOAHD OF IIEAI.TH. tff- A r.j.l.r MimlMj o* *>» Bo«4 at llfl.ltb, will b. b.M TO-MOHROW. (WwioMd.j) lb. .KHh.»tll o'oioob, If. bl.mb.rf -rill .ikhIm U»!r Wards and report. By onlcr, 0. A. T. LAWRENCE, Beo'y B. II. Savannah, Nov. 28th, 1833. 2 nor 29 PROCLAMATION.—Friends, countrj- men aad lovsrs !-htar me for my eaase, aad bo silent that yen may bear; discard prejudice that yon may believe, and read fasts that you may set la- telllgently. Who, that is young, bnt valnss the luxu riant looks of youth and beauty f Who. that Is middle- aged, but shudders at Grey Hairs f Who, that Is old, but would avert Baldness? If any, speak,—for him have I offended. Ae none epeak, then none have I of fended in addressing twenty-four million people. Not one of these many million who have attested tbe virtues of Lyon's Kathairon. for Preserring. Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but wil! proclaim its bene ficial effects far and near. One trial will convince the most Incredulous. Sold uniform, Tor 25 cents, by every Druggist In Amerioa. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, lfil Broadway, New York. T. M. TUBNER ft CO., nov 29 lm Wholesale Agent* in 8avannah. GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.—Ja- PvA'’eob's Cordial for all Bowel Diseases. Chole ra, Dysentery, Diarrhme, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Chclic, Cholera Infaatum. Also, admirably adapted to many Diseases of Females; most especially painful Menstruation. For sale by A. A. 80loiioxii ft Co., and W. W. Lin coln. 1 no * 2* ^ BOGLE’S ELECTRIC HAIR DYEpro- duees on the Instant, the mostnatnral black or brown, without any purple or greenish tinge, whieh is the natural aooompaniment of all other Hair Dyes. This superior Hair Dye eupersedesall others. It, with Bogle's colobrated Hyperion FI aid, for the hair, and Shaving 8oaps, may be had of Druggists everywhere, nov 29 I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED. TbYa Man of family, a situation as Book-Keeper |l and Finanoier for some large Wholesale House, orln * Commission House doing a Foreign business. Tho most sail •factory references given. The applicant has had much experience in the importing of goods, and has travelled on merohanU* business in ti is State, Ala bama and Tennessee. Address Merchant, th is office. FOR HALE. A YOUNG, INTELLIGENT WOMAN, lent H< ... - at this Office. __ „ *x eel- lent House Servant and fair Seamstress. Apply Lost. /■~\N THE 7tb Inst., a Gold Pencil Case nnd Pen, with tho letters A I) E engraved thereon, literal rev ‘ ‘ * “ at this offi. FOK HAI.K. this offloe. nov 29 NEW HOTEL. 4 MEETING of the Stockholders ia the New A Hotel Company will be held on WEDNESDAY EVEN1NO, at 8 o oloek, in the Boom over tho Store of Mr. A. Bonand. Matters of vital importance will be submitted to the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. Dauclug Academy. MON8. A. BONAUD respectfully Inform hia patrons that hie Evening Claes for gentlemen, will begin on Saturday next, 3d of December, at 9 o'clock, P. M. Gentlemen desirous to join his Cl a e. are requested to some at onoe. Taition nighu—Tuesday and Thursday. Prioe of uitlon, $12 for 24 ls»soas.nov 29 RAWN NUMBER* of Greene nnd Pulatki Monument lottery, Class 14*2, drawn in this oltr ovember 28th, 1833. Numbers S3, 4(1,72. 24, 31, 3(1,27, 74, 75, 9, 29, 60,1. Also, Greene and 1'ulaskl Monu ment Lottery Clue No L., drawn at Wilmington, Del., Nov. 20, 1833, No*. 28. 64, 10' 2. 13,07,8. 43. 20, 20, 3. 18. Noe. 2,8, 44, A prise of 700 dollars and 3,8, 13, A prise also of 700 dollars returned for want cf pnrel.asers— holders of prises will ploase eall and reeeive their .each, or renew in this Grand Scheme. CAPITAL 522,416 DOLLARS. Extra Class No.84 to be deeided by the drawing of the Delaware Lottery, Claes 274, To bo drawn at Wil mington, Delaware, on Tuesday, 29th November, 1833, Okzoouy ft Mauot, Managers, (Successors to J. W. Maury ft Co.) priso of. do . . __ do 5.000 | 20 GRAND SCHEME. 22,4101 1 prise of. 3.000 ...10,000 15 do 2,000 * ..1,000 Tiekete either vannab.Ga. AMONG DISEASES, Dyspepsia aud Liv- er Complaint rank as most difficult to cure. We are pleased to have it in onr power to point oat a remedy which has proved offectual in many oases, and whieh we can aafely rceommend as a certain and iLfal- lihleoure; it has boen tho means of rescuing thousands from an antimoly grave. We mean the Uoofland's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jaokson, at the German Modicine Store, 120 Arch-street, Philadelphia, and by Druggists generally. 12 nov 29 boantiful Bird's Eye view or the eity of Sa vannah, akotehed from the Steeple of the Exchange, by F. Cerveau, and Lithographed by R. II. Howell, ju»t completed. Tha edition is limited, those wishing a oopy must apply early to R. II. Howell, or at the Book Store of 8. 8. SIBLEY, r 29 No. 133 Congress-street. To i'iloiN nud fflnntor* of Tow Boot*, r I^ AKE uot ice, that you aro hereby required ... A- tow vokola in the Savauuah River by Stern Lines, when thev approach the positions ocoupied by the Drudging Machines, now employed in deepening tbe channel of said river, so that acoidonts may be avoided. J. STODDARD, 29 Chairman Commissioners Pilotage. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT ft PILLS. 9k A Dangerous Wound in the Thigh cured by their use.—About three years ago Mr. Aoton, of Mel bourne, had his thigh most fearfully lacerated when riding, his horso running away, and his leg ooming in violent collision with a wall. He was confined to bixbed for nearly eighteen months, snffaring from the accident; and notwithstanding the be*t medical ad- ioe, overy effort proved unsuccessful in healing the wound, and bis health bcoame so impaired that bis life was despaired of. In this state he commenoed using Holloway's Ointment aud Fills, whioh had the effeot of healing his wound with wondorful rapidity, and re storing him to sound health. eodlw nov 23 Something New at J. H. COHJUN Ac CO.’S. J UST received at the subscribers, a now lot of cheap and dosirable Goods suitable for the season, consisting of Pink, light and dark Blue, Tan, Drab. Orange and Brown Froneh Merinoes, black and col'd Alps cm, Lupin's Bombasines, Mode and blaok Thib- bet Shawls, col’d ami Monrnlng Long Shawls very cheap, Pointed and new style Velvet Trimmings, Bilk Buttons, all eolore, for Dresses, Worsted Braids do do, new style Cambric aud Muslin UnJeraltevos, ltingo- letts, Plaid Worsted lloso, Clastic Tops, Welsh Flan nels. Red Flannels, sunorfino Ladies’ Merino Vests, (high necked aud long sleeves) Linen Collars for La dies, blaok and ooi’d Hattinets, Tweeds, ool'd Welsh Flannels, very low, only 02>£o per yard, at _ J. 11. COHEN ft CO., 29 140 Brorghton-strcet. INFORMATION WANTED. m> If the only Daughter of WM. WERNER, (a native of Germany who died some ten years since in South Carolina or Georgia) is living and will apply to the undersigned hersolf, and show proof that she is his Daughter, she will learn something that will pay her for all of hor trouble, and moro than satis fy hor. Bir All papers friendly to orphan ehil ron please copy. W.J. WERNER, 24 4 No. 18 Pear-st, Philadelphia. CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. Fellow-Citizens:—I am a candidate for tho office Mayor of the olty of Sayaunah, at tho outuing oloc- 1 in December next, td ROBERT W. POOLER. CANDIDATE* FOR HUEUIFF. Mb. Editor—Please annonneo Mr. M1C11. FINNEY 1 a candidate for Sheriff of Cb' them County, at the ensuing election iu January next,and oblige oot24 HIS MANY FRIENDS. Mb. Editor:—Please announce Mr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a oundldate for the office of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the elootion In January, 1834. ' *4 MANY VOTERS. eriff of your oounty, at tho election on tho first Monday in January, 1834, and respectfully solicit vo support. M. 8. D’LYON. To tho Voter* of Chatham County. Fellow Citizens :—I am a Candidate for the office of Sheriff of your County, ae tho election in January next, aud respeotfully solicit your support, oot 6 ALEXANDER THOMAS. RECEIPTS OF COTTON. fto-Nov. 28. Per Central Railroad—1931 bales Cotton and Mdse, to Rabun ft Whitehead, Hardwick ft Cook, W Wilder ft Co, Boston ft Villalonga, Hudson fir Fleming, 8 Solo mons, O W Garmauy, W W Garrard, C Uartridge.C A L Lamar, Wells ft Durr, Lockett, Long il- Co, Hunter ft Gatuihall, W P Yongo, K Parsons ft Co, Smith ft Humphreys, Caldwell, Nseloy fir Co, R A Allen, Charleston St Bt Co, Rowland ft Co, J Jones. Ogdon ft Bunker, T S Wayne, Behn ft Foster, Franklin ft Brant ley, J F Hamilton, J 11 Burroughs ft Son, N A Hart' 1 Co, 8 C Duning, and order. Per steamer l<amar, from Augusta—45 bales Cotton and Mdse, to S Solomons, Behn Foster, T R Mill*, Ilrigham, Kelly ft Co, Cohen ft Tarver, T 8 Wayne, C llartridgo. COMMERCIAL. WILMINGTON,NOV.28-TL'KPrriNB.-8alflssino* last reported of near 40U0 bbis as follows. Wednesday 1011 bbis virgin and yellow dip at $3 76*3 80 per bbl, aud $2 IS do lor hard -. Thursday 272 do at do : and S isterday 12o0 do at $3 75 and 2 &), and 1430 do at $3 ) per bol. Demand fair Bits. Turpentine.—Soles since last report reaoh 1430 bbis. On Wednes ay 1100 bhts at 61 cents per gal, and on yesterday 330 do at same price. 8took very light, and tondenoy in prioos upwards. Rosin.—The uiarkot dull and quiet—no transactions. Common, heavy at $1 IU per bbl. Tar—Sales yesterday of 116 bbis at $2 35 per bbl Corn.—Supplies nearly exhausted, and the article in * > cargoes would sell readily 19P By the arrival at New York of the clipper ship Union, late aud important intelligence has heeu received from ltio de Janeiro and the Argentine Re public. Mr. Trousdale, the now Uuiletl .Stales Min- |*J* r (•> Brazil iu piece of Mr. Hcbenck, who return ed home iu the Union, was presented to the Emperor on the 8th October. From the Argentine Republic we learn that the Constituent Congress of the thir- een Provinces, exclusive of Duenus Ayres was still nrJ^t *. 1 KtnlH Pa * nud ,,ad unanimously ap- F™*; tbe w,lh ihe United Ulster, made by Urquiza, and had also refused lo accept the reeir- V Pro *«*io«ul Director.— * Uwm qutri utider the Prov isional Government. At Kio Jane.ro when tho Union sailed, coffee was still high. Wushed Oil 100, superior 511100 to 5H900,1st *ood 3||900 ti 5||000 Cr.tVKr 5 700 <?od 4jjM0D4||m , 2 d ordinary*411900^9 4||400. Tbe fever bad entirely disappeared ; there hud not been a caee in tbe city or harbor for three woeka before Ihe Union sailed, end but very Judo sickness of unj tort. above it, with sales of 25UU bales during the day. Sales of the week are put down at 12*00 bales at the fo" ing figures : Middling Uplands IUI4 ; Middling Ui 10%; Fair Uplauds 11% ; Fair Orleans 12%. NARINE INTELLIGENCE. UNITED STATES MAILLINE, FOR NEW YORK. To Mil on 8atnrday, l)to. 3d at — o’clock, — M. The splendid fast going steamship — FLORIDA, Capt.M. 8. Woodhnlf, ,bov '- m uarien, nrumvicK, oi. Juary s, Jackson Picolaia, and Middltburg, (Black Creek.) Tbe new and superior steam packet ST. JOHN'S, Capt. James Freeborn, will leave for the above places on THURSDAY MORNING. 1st inst, and eontlnuo to leave every Thursday. This boat has boen built ex- p.essl.v for the trade, and has large and airy Btat« Room accommodation for p.vssongors. For freight or passage apply on board at the Florida Steam l'ackot wharf noar the Gas Works, or to ObAUHont* a CUNNINGHAM, Agonts. . om ••• t trip to St. STEAMSHIP ISABEL. FOR KBY-WE8T AND II A VAN A. To leave on Thursday, let December. The U. S. Mail Steamship ISABEL, Wm. Rollins, Commander, will regularly leavo this port on the let and 15th of each month, passage only apply to 2fl COIIF.N8 ft HERTZ. FOR PHILADELPHIA- n To leavo Wednesday, 1 Nov'r 80, at o o'clock, A .M. The new and splendid steamship | KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas 1 above. Cabin Passage to Philadelphia,. Steerage " " For freight or passago apply to C. A. L. LAMAR. FOR TRADERHIIILL—He. Mnry V river The steamer W. B. MKARS, Capt. Marinis, will leave Bt. Alary's evory Friday Morning for Traders-Hill and the intermediate Laud lugs, connecting with the steam- or St. John’s to and from Savannah. For freight further information apply to JOHN BE8_ _ jfT’AU freight payable by shippers. UES8ENT, Ag't., St. Marys. Fur Falntka, East Florida, Vta Darien, Brunsuick, St. Mary's, Jacksonville Piculata and Middleburg (Black Creek), Car rying the U. S. Mail. rr wm The steamer WM. GA8TON, Capt. pThoinas E. Shaw, will leave for the •mmft*3kS**teffi*sa'.<)To places on Tuesday Morning, tho 29th inst., at 10 o'clock, and will oontinue to every Tuesday. For freight or passage, having handsome accommoda tions, apply on board at tho Florida Steampaoket wharf, near the Gas Works, or to nov 23 CLAGUORN ft CUNNINGHAM, Agte. OPPOSITION LINE. For Falfilkn, FI. and Intermediate Places Leaves every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The regular steam-packet WELAKA, 1 Capt. N. King, will leave as abovo. For ifroight engagements or passage, apply 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. , $4. Steamer Lamar, Johnson, Augusta, MKMORANDA. Liverpool, Nov 4—Sid, ship Pendleton, for Savannah. Philadelphia, Nov 25—Ara.schr Fannie, from Savan nah. New York, Nov 26—Cld, ship Southport, for Savan nah. The clipper ship Eollpie, previously reported as hav ing boott wrecked on tho California coast, was insured for $86,000, policies for one- bee effected in Charleston. The ship Joseph Howe sailed from Liverpool for Charleston, ou the 14tb inst. The ship Cainillue.Capt Eaton, sailed fm Gueenstown, Cove oi Cork, Ireland, on the 8th inst for Charleston. The Ur brig Juvena, Capt Cunningham, fm Jamaica, bound to N Y, wont ashore on the 12th inst, on Santa Rosa, Ireland, about 16 miles East of Fort Fiekons.— Cargo partly damaged. Three masted schr Gardnes Pike, —fm Charleston, for N Y, laden with lumber, which vessel went ashore, on Cape !<ookout somo time in August last, and was rot off and carried into Beaufort, N C, was towed fm tiie latter place to Wilmington, by steamer San Berry, and arrived ‘ “ * * “■ repairs. FOR NEW YORK. The regular packet schr PLANDOME, Capt. R. T. Brown, will bare quiek dispatch for tl ■Soakabove port. For freight or passage apply Captain on board at Hunter's wharf, or to nov 29 ROWLAND ft CO. FOR NEW YORK— Oeoraln Line. 3.-. Thu regular packet schr MANU ASSET, Capt Smith, will have dispatch for the above port.— «MMtFor freight or passage apply to Captain on board at Anderson's upper wharf, or to t Charleston on Sunday, to go on the ways for Departure tr ntenmers from savannah. Wm Gaston, 8haw, Falatka, ftc, 10 o'clook, A M TO-MO SHOW. Keystone State, Liard ic, fur Philadelphia. 8AM ON THURSDAY. St. John’s, Freeborn, Palatka, at 10 A. M. ON SATURDAY. Florida, Woodhull. for Now York, at . M. Welaka, King, for Palatka, ftc., at 10 A. M. Oregon, Moody, for Augusta, at 4 P. M. Departure ef ('am on Cenrral Railroad. Two Passbnqkb Trains Daily. Mtsning Train—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and ar rives at Macon at6% A. A!., connecting with the South- Western Railroad toOglothorpe and Columbas, and by stages theuos to Tallahassee, and othor points South West. Jforninn TYum.—Leaves Savannah at8 A. AL.andar- rivesin Macon at 6% P. M. oouuooting with the Macon and Western night trains to AtlanU, Montgomery and Chattanooga, and with the Augnsla aud Waynesboro* Railroad (day tram) to Auguste; aud (going Last) with Railroad to Millsdfeville from Gordon. CllttTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITURE COVERINGS, Ac., AT WHOLESALE A RETAIL. W. II. CABKYJL’S CURTAIN STORE la Ne. 100 Chc*tnut-*t.. Philadelphia, Corner bth-st., opposite the State House. S E haa always in store a Rill stock of French Brocatellts; Do. Satin De Laines; Satin Damasks; I Table ft Piaao Covers, ft*. French Moqnette; I Gilt Cornice*: Do. Plushes; j Gilt Pins and Bands j Lac*aad Muslin Curtains Gimps, Fringes, of every style and prie*. ( Coras, Tassels, fte. N. Y. Pziuted WINDOW SHADES of all styles and prices; Buff lloUauds; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, fte., and every thing eompUts/or Curtains of the ne westParis styles, and at the lowest prices. Versons sending the height and width of their window frames, can have their Curtains made and trimmed in the best manner: see fashion Pistes in August number of Godey’s Lady's Book. Steamers, Hotels, oar builders, aad dealers generally, supplied at the lowest wholesale prices. W. IL CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Goods, 169 Chesnnt-et., oorner Cth-streek, an g 9 tf Opposite tbo State House, Phial J — 1 mu result Gosiee. will have dispatch foi ■Xn For freight or passago apply to Captain board at Anderson’s upper wharf, or to FOR NEW YORK—Old Batab. Line . The brig JOSEPHUS, Wilson, master, will ffcwjKmeet with dlspatoh as above. For freight 3MHb£>a>sage apply * M.z with dispatch as above. For freight passage apply on board, ort* BRIO HAM, KELLY ft CO. •lof her cargo engaged, will have die lit freight of 600 bales Cotton, apply to r 29 ' 6 HARPER, STUA1 1, will have dispateh. For 'uABTIV CO. TO KENT. I A small Two Story House to rent one door from Price-street in Bay Lane. Kent $i60 per annum. Apply at this office. 6 no—*** A HOUSE WANTED. | Situated in a central and respeotable part of | tbe city, suitable fora Boarding House. Apply Lot this office. 6 nov 29 TEN DOLLARS REWARD \iriLL be paid to the writer of n letter signed V V " Yours Truly," end directed to a merchant on tho Bay—if ho will call and give personal Information of the oontents of said letter. His name shall be ‘ secret. 1 no’ R. E. BURTON, Executrix, WANTED. A TEACHER, v single gentleman, who under- /Y stands thoroughly all the English branehss, to tako charge of a small school at Erwlnton. BarnweL' Diatrict, So. Ca., about seventy-five milaafrom the city, Tbo location ia very healthy, aud in every respect most agreeable. For terms and particulars, apply im mediately to CRUUER ft WADE, nov Tit 6 No. 84 Bay-street. HINGING SCHOOL. rpiIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the Ladies aud Gentlemen of 8avannnh that he will open his Singing School, In tbe ARMORY HALL, on Monday Evening, December 3th, at 7% (•'clock; at whieh time all who desire to join his Class are requested to assemble. JAB. rlERFONT. Wanted* M essrs. Gregory a maury, Bail-street, next door to B*y-eu*et, want to know if any aspirant for Fortune intends to carry of the Capital Prise of 20.<A)0 to-day. It anight have been had for $3 last Tuesday bat was re tarn ad uapurehaaod. Will somebody take it this time f Send $3, ff ¥L or 81.26, aud try* Whole, Half or qaartar briors 3 o'clock P. M. ANNtK’8 411L—lo bbl*. just received and for aale by [no29] JOHN 11. MOORE ft CO. IONSIUNEK WANTED fur 400 bale, Q. Northern Hay, lanuing from sohr Fanny from York. (no29J OGDEN ft BUNKER. niHU v U Raised I lor aalo by IHIVEKH.—Tho heel quality of Oval- J Dish Covers, in setts. Just reooived and (nov 29J MORSE ft NICHOLS. MORSE ft NICHOLS. I) 1U’8 II E 8.—Fancy and Common Hearth, |3 Blind, Furniture, Dusting, Whitewash, Sorub- ring, Horse and Shoe Broshes. For sale by 29 MORSE ft NICHOL8. !A K ETTLE8.—Tin aud China Lined Iroi Tea Kettles, a very nice article, just reoclvod by MORSE ft NICHOLS. I^KEHII GROUND COFFEE EVERY 1/ DAY.—Families and Boardiug-'Uouse Keepora |n want of pare and frashlv Ground Coffeo can procure uno at any moment, by calling at the store of BERLIN ft NATHANS, 29 under St. Andrew's Hall ONDON DOCK I'OKT.-Ju.l received, u J fresh supply of Genuine Old Port, whioh we offor sale on modorato terms, by the case or single bottle. »ov 29 BERLIN ft NATHANS. illNIB ft FLOHANCE. gNION8.—50 bids Onions, luiiding from schr. Manhasaet, at Anderson's uppor wharf, and for [no* wj Rowland a co. 15 BA8KET8 Marseilles Oils, 15 do Bordeaux do. Just roooived and for sole by A. BONAUD, 29 oorner of Bay and Whiiaker-sn corner of Bay and Whltaker-its. A N18KTTK DE BORDEAUX.—A parlor Cordial, for sale by A. BONAUD, corner of Bay and Whitaker s Loan AMUoclatlou htock lor 8aUs share* Chnlham Mutual, 520 do Bavaiinuh do. Apply at this office. nov 29 isortmeat just B. Word. [I OJHN'SACK’H Liver Pills and Worm Syi XjL up, a fresh supply just received at the Apothe caries Hall, cornor Broughton and Barnard-sts., 6y Tj^AHTERN IIAY—150 hales prime Eastern Jj Hay, landing aud for sale by nov » CLAGUORN ft CUNNINGHAM. \/f ACKFUEL—50 packages ItI 30 do No. 2 do; 30 bbis No 3 ai tals Codfish; 20 sr Mackerel; ACKKREL—50 _ 31* do No. 2 do; 30 bbis No 3 and 4 do; 20 Quin- Codfish : 20 kite Salmon ana Sounds and Toaguss, landing per brig Civilian and for ealo by CLAGUORN ft CUNNINGHAM. and Iron Varnishes, just received a Fresh supply L YON’8 Kathairon and Barry's TriCophcrous, a large and fresh supply just opened by nov 29 JAS. U. CARTER ft CO. Foilet Combs of superior ’•sa-i? lust opened by CARTER ft CO. ’OAl'H dk FDiHADEH—Or every style-oi 7 superior imported Frenoh Pomades, Low’s, Brown id Windsor Soap—also, a lot of that excellent Bor ne 8oap so much called for, Lubin ft Harrison's hdkf itraote, at JAS. U. CARTER ft CO., nov 29 Broaghton-streot. I such as Dental, Tooth, Dissecting, Amputating,Cup ping, Spring Lancets of every style, GIs- r ’*• .... and Mir- Speculum Syringes, fto., always to be found at JA8. U. CARTER ft CO. p| ng.8prin Q g nov 2f #C ° ' JAS. H. CARTER ft CO. D IP1LATOKY P OWDE K—For rrn.ov ing superfluous hair, a supply just reoclvod by nov 29 JAB. U. CARTER ft CO. Hoffman's Speoifio and Dr. Dennis' Sarsaparilla aod Copaiva Mixture, Thorn's Extract of Sarsaparilla. No., found at JA8. 11. CARTER ft CO., nov 29 Broughton-street. NEW MEDICAL HOOKH. RECEIVED BV JOHN M. COOPER &CO. I' KCTURES on Hurgica! Puthology, delivered mi Ij the Royal College of Surgoons of England, by Jamea Paget, F R 8. Chemistry and Metallurgy, as appliod to the study and^praotioo of Dental Surgery, by Snowden Piggot, A Text Book of Anatomy and Guide in Dissections, for the use of Students, by Washington R Handy, M D. The United States Dissector; or, Lessons in Practi cal Anatomy, by Wm E Horner, M D—Fifth Edition, revised by Henry U. Smith, M D. Also, the folio* ing recont works and new editions: Neill and Smith's Analytical compendlof Medicine, for the use of Students. Treatise on the Disoases of Females, by W. P. Do wses. Dowses' System of Midwifery. Treatise on tho Physical and Medioal treatment of Children, by W. P. Dewees, M D. Prinoiples of Medioiue, comprising Pathology at Therapeutics, by Charlos J. D. Williams. M D F R 8. Watson's Practice of Physio, revised with additions, by D. Francis Condi:, M U. Dunglison on New Kemediea— Sixth Edition, with “ 'ditions. _______ _ Jdidwifsrr. DIimuu Parturition. Dewitt's Modern Surgery, from the last and im { roved London edition, edited by F. W. Sargent, M D. >uogllson's Therapeutics and Materia Medio*—Fourth Edition, revised and improved. Bkey's Operative Snrgory. Harris' Principled and Pra< .. . Fifth Edition, revised and improved. Walton's Operative OpUiaimio Surgery, from the London Edition, by S. Little, M D-IliusVrated. Morton's Unman Anatomy, Speoial, General and Mi- oroeeopio. Gross's Pathological Anatomy—Seooud Edition, re vised and enlarged. Cooper's lectures on 8nrgery. coop.' , 8 ur ^«.J DioliooMj, With BnpplimuUrr idea, by Reese. * Wood's Practico of Med Smith's Operative 8urg< 1 Praotice of Dental Surgery— -Second Edition, en- Meiga'Treatise on OUtetrU Urged. ** # M|** Woman aod her Diseases nnd Remedies—Se cond Edition, enlarged. Meigs' Diseases of Children-Seoond Edition, en larged. T Meigs' Vespesus'e Midwifery. Cyclopedia of Practical Medicine, edited by Forbes, Tweedie, Conolly nnd Dunglison—4 vols. ^Dungllson's Medienl DicUonary—10th .Editiou, re- Wilson's Unman Anatomy—4th American Edition, edited by Goddard. Carpeater*e Element* ef Phlloeopby, fto. nov 29 t 11TUON—Afre.h .apply i ust received; nls \J Sweet Cole* Chooolat* and Variegated Soapie % AXHteNXSUM. rRAOKutfBhhv ATTRACT kxtraoHdiwaMv attraction; THE CHEAPEST NOVELTY OF THE A6E! The widely oelebrated Troupe of CHINESE ARTISTS will eppta* on MONDAY EVENING, 98th, And continue during the week for SIX HZOUTS only, nnd give n seriee of their * Hntionnl Kutertuinmcnts, Consisting of astonishingfests of JUGGLERY, MAGIC, LEGERDEMAIN, DEXTERITY, EVO LUTION, At. Some of whioh havo never been performed, oxcoptby this Company, on the American Continent. The Troupe embraces Ihe full and ORIGINAL COMPANY, OF CHASTE AND EMINENT PERFORMERS. This Company had acquired considerable ocUbrity previous to their departure from the Celestial Empire, having performed 100 OONHBCUTIVB NIOOT8 in the city of Hong Kong alone; they have anbeequent- ' r exhibited in tbe oitics of San Franeisco, Sacramento, .lew Orleans, Bt. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, to im mensely crowdtd houses, composed of the most respeote ble and intelligent oltisons, eliciting unqualified ap- S rotation, and almost unbounded applause—their won- erfnl performances having been witnessed by nt least 800,000 Person* In the Untied Ntnten. Th* DOUBLE JOINTED DWARF, CIIIN OAN, who is decidedly tbe moot remarkable human cariosity in the world. He is 29 year* old, 39 inches high, and has doable proeesses to nil tha joints or his limbs nnd body, lie was an especial favorite of the Emperor or China, ia unusually active and intelligent, is rapidly acquiring a knowledge of the English Language, and is travelling expressly to acquire information. THE GREAT IMPAIRMENT FEAT by the oelebrated and ORIGINAL CHINESE KNIFE THBOWEE, will be nightly lntrodnoed. Also, th* famous nnd world-renowned DECAPITATION SCENE, which must h* aeon to be appreciated. Independently, bo saver, of tbe incredibly dexterous and novel character of their Feats, their Exhibitions will bo found exceedingly interesting, from the «pr“ tunities they will furnish to obtain eorreot impress] oonoerniug the peoullar charnoter, manners and « toms of a nation, whose history is moro remarkable and worthy of investigation than tnat of any other people in the world. For particulars are Bills of the day. ftar Admission 60 cents—Colored Gallery 23 eents. MdTA full Police force has been sooured so that t! most etriet order may he guaranteed. •5^.Doors open at 6%—performance to commence % FANCItXS, PLANTERS 4 AMATSurs, ROBINSON & ELDBED W this eity, togethor with all the Great Hippodromio Feats, of the New York and Paris Hippodrome, among which will be the wonderful soientifio achievement of a man walking upon a perfectly smooth ceiling with his FEET UPPERMOST, Ac HEAD DOWN, PERFORMED BY MR. O. N. ELDRED. ^ LA PBKCHK, BY MESSRS. LA ROUX AND KING. This extraordinary performance has excited univer sal wonder and admiration, showing boautiful feats of balanoing and elegant aerobatic posturing, by La Roux, on a polo thirty foot high, held by Mons. King. B0BIN80N, MASTER JOUN, Aud an additional list of popular actors are with the Company, and will appear in the various sxorolses, THE BAND is directed by the celebrated JOS. N08UER, whieh is a sufficient guarantee for its merit. & Splendid Collection of Wild Animals, in addition to the above attractions, offer a rioh bill of ontertalurnont. * " Frinks *nou a—* 1. U. TIDMARSU, Agont. FOK BALE. CART and sinala Dray, both ncnrly now. An . ply to fnov26—31 J. I. SNIDER. W< Foot of West-Broad-street. K $50 Reward. She is of medium stature and site. The child is about 7 years, very likoly, of a bright half-Indian complex ion, with bright eyos. Tho above reward will be paid “ their recovery. Apply at this Office. nov2i“ “ 4 ‘1 AMILLA JAPONIC AS.—A lot of double \ ) Camilla Japonioas, for sale at No. 4 Washington Square, by RICHARD THOMAS, ~ T 17 tf Gardner for Dr. Screven. Candy, Cnndy. T HOSE Dollnr Boxes of nsHorted Candy, so able for family use and convenient to oan send to any part of tho country, have arrived, am for sale at T. C. RICE'S Candy Factory. Tlmt Cough Cnndy. If you 'have a Cough tor which you havo a dread, be . lick and try Rice'a Cough Candy, "forth* hour co when no man can" pure C'onsumptiou. tf nov SPLENDID RAFFLES. 4 BEAUTIFUL Swis* Landscape Picture, moving figures, including a fine 21 day Clock, and a filuslo Box—a splendid Musioal Box, with Man dolin and Piano and korti.boing one of the finest evo- ln Savannah. Threo fine Landscape Painting on Coppe?. ‘ * erne. Can be seen a u. B. MITCHELL, Successor to F. Zogbaom ft Co. A MEW FEATURE IIV TIIE TRADE OF THE SOUTH. A T the suggestion and urgent solicitation of __ fY merous murohauts and dealers in the interior, the well known aud extensive mannfaetnring house of Rathbono ft Konnedy, of Albany, New York, by the undersigned, their agonts, will open, in abont ten days, in the 8t. Andrews'liall Stores, on Broughton and Jef- ferson-streets, a magnificent assortment of STOVES. comprising nsarly every kind or cooking, palor, hall, and office stores, both for ooal and wood, nowlnueef whioh they will offer to the trade IN ANY QUANTITY, DU AT RETAIL, at the same prices, and on as favorable terms as like stock oan bo prooured in any of the Northern Cities, adding simply oost of transportation, and as they will ship in suoh quantities tho transportation wifi be a very small item. e shall also keep at all times a fine assortment of Grates and Marbleised Mantles, of the newest and richest patterns; also, supply Ranges to Plumbers, aud others, oo the most favorabl^terins ; together with Tin, of the various kinds, by tho box or in any quantity; Copper, Copper Bottoms, Wire of all numbers, Rivets. Tinned Ears, Lead Pipe, Russia and Common tiheet Iron, fto., all of whioh we shall sell at liko favorable rates. We design keeping at all times a fine assortment of Japaued and Plannished Ware of every kind, togethor with houce-koeplng articles genorally, and in this lino the assortment will bo made as varied anJ complete as the wants of the trade may seem ta dictate, also, Tin ware in every variety, and in any quantity, fto. As it is the intention of the proprietors or this estab lishment that it shall be a permanent one, therefore, it is bopod and expected that dealers and others wil) con sider it of importance to them that they look In upon It before going or sending north for tbeir stock, relying surely that thoy will be dealt with as liberally ^ in that line with neatness and dispatch, and on favor able terms. Orders from tbo oountry solicited, KENNEDY * Savannah, Novomber 23,1833. KENNEDY ft BEACH, AgonU. J. F. PELOT, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MER. CHANT, WHlIamaoii’* Building, 2*J1 Bay-nt. rpABLE CUTLERY.—Ivory Balanuml, Hun I die, Table and Desert Knivus, with and without Forks: Ivory Handle Carvers and Steels; Also, very fiao Fish Carvors. For sal* by F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-street. Mottoes and Fancy Candies: also, Lamps Stick, assorted a choice selection, for sale by S EORDIA FLOUR from best Houtheru Wheat, in sacks of 98 lbs., in fine order and for by[nov23j W.D. FORD. t lUAOKEllH—Butter, Soda, Bugur and Fuucy j Crackers on band, fresh and for sale by pov 23 w. D. FOB 50 1 \T UTMECJH.—1 bbl. No. 1 Nutmegs, just X v reived and for sale by JOHN D. MOORE 4 CO. H AY Ac BRICK—Landing from brig Corib- bee at Bolton’s wharf. 299 bales Prime Eastern Hay 39,000 Hard Burnt Northern Briok, suitable for pavements, for sale low from wharf by nov 2 tf WM. CRABTREE, 208 Bay-st. / \ ATM— Lauding and for sale by VJ nov S 4 ’ MINIS ft FLORANCE. New Goods Just Received. BEAU WELSH FLANNELS v.rruUd not to shrink Id WuhlBg. FINEST ULANKETS in .it ill... FliHNITUBB CHINTZES nnd Cnllcoea, v.rv low pri.«d nnd fast Color,. ALt WOO'. HKD PLANNEES, Plnia ond Twilltd. Ppraalo »t lu.tli.D u,nnl priori McCUSKEHA THEANOI T) i; «11 T O N ST~CO>5 tO.tll-OUNI) XL WILD CHERRY LOZENOE8-ror Conoho. Color, lofluooio. prepared only bp HuihUn, Clark A Co., tor aale bj JOUN B. MOORR A CO., •“» “ Uibboaa' UoUdloji. I ANOHKTil’H UAHOENStEKUH.- Alull IJ aupply of there oelebrated Seeds, oom^rioing all s v. .uD.u v.ivuriMn ooeus, coiniirising »u e varieties usually wanted, and warranted to bo the nf Just received and tor sale by W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sqr, f IOFFE I11IM.8, Coffee Parehert, Spice Milli, Coke, Coffee. Sugar and Tea Canisters, for by l*ov 23] h Y. COL14K8. ffisssgaBXswSaS^M' 8lse, Symmetry, Pltnusge, fte., whioh oannnt ' passed. The eeveral Breeds are wareanUd Chittagoags ..W...SZ7.SZ Orey Snangaes * '****'•" U White do «.».!! 10 Buff go. 10 Blaek do « Bed do. — « Dominique do g Royal Cochin China 10 Wnite do do. '0 Hoag Kongs •••••••...« lo Alalays t * 10 GreatJavae - 6 Black Spanish "‘""V - 10 Speckled Dorkings.. V. ._ Bolton Gray or Creoles - * Golden 8pang!ed Hamburg*...... • Silver do do.. - 10 Golden Pheasants 1" 8ilrer do " lo Busks Conntv 16 Black Polands.. * 5 Whit* do .....T****** 1 Game, 6 varieties 5 Frisaled Fowls 10 Leghorn do 4 SsaVight Bantams • African do ’ 70 Nankeen do 1° English do •• 10 whit* do jrz. 5 arrivals at their destination eeues. M thelr ,if# -aP" 0rd • ^, ‘ nd UU> " of rtonld be addreM- WANTED TO PUKCIIAMB. *ww, girlng Ud .r t..l,f “llk-_ Appi^ coraer o[ n.U tn. x.Jl',. plr oi 84 Bay-st. t jKOPDMALH will be received until 10 a tho 1st Deoember, for relajing that nortloa it e Plauk Rond undor the Bluff, extending from foot of the Hill to tha Uydraullo Cotton Prui n/l\ Gate. Applicants will name the price por foot and tbs timo they will require to oomplete the work. , C A ‘ 1 * LAMAR, pot 28 Ch. Docks and IVhmis. 1 Bll-dN! Blids!! Birds!!! T IIK undersigned respectfully announces to ibs pnblio, that he hae arrived with A VERY LARGE ASSOftTMENTOF snsmnKr© iBniBusg. imported by himself diraot from Europe. Amonrit bis great varluty, will bo found TIIK CANARY BIRD, singing day and night; N1UUTINUALBH, BULLFINCHES, dec* dec. dr. r HERM MILLER, nnv2C 4 as Marshall Hesse. TIIK UKYSTAL PALACE At St. Andrew’s Ball, Will Open December Is/, 1853, r | 1 HK suliscribur begs Icnvo to announce that 1* I will open the above Fair to tho putlio onTUl'fts. DAY, Decumber 1st, 1833, with a splendid asiortnnt of Goods of overy description, consisting of msiDltUtit OIL PAINTINGS entirely new, and Imported China Cut and Glass Ware, Tcto a Tete Sewers, Ruby iid China Vases, Cups and Sawocrs. Parisian Pitcbtti,- a largo assortment of (China Figures, Ac.; Btissrt Knives and Forks, Table do, of ettry ducriptks; PoeketKnives, Table and Tea Spoons; Aceordsui, Violins, Tamborlnes; Clocks of all kinds; double bar rel Guns, Powder Horns and Flasks; Csrpst Dags; Port Monnaiss, Fatioy Chairs, Sowing f hairs, Wttk Bankets, Sewing Baskets, Flowet do, Octsgua, Em broidered and Oval Fanoy do, Rstioules, Toy fluksti, TravollinR do, Jenny Lind Work Stands, etc. stc. VQDUSS And Fancy Goods, Also, one of the largost assortment of Toy sever openi in Savannah, of every description, American asd In- Fireworks of every description, Roman Candles, Tri angles, Rocket*, Serpt nu, Pin Wheat*, Bengolas, Tor pedoes, Verticle Heels, Fire Crackers, etc. etc. nov 23 J.M. HAYWOOD. Sides, 6 tes superfine liams, 20 bbis rump Pork, landing por brig Josophus, for sale by nov 26 BRIGHAM, KELLY fcCO. M AD AZINim FUR 1854.-llorpers, Put nam’s and ah* Knickerbocker, redueed to $2 50 per annum, paid in advance. JOHN M. COOPER4CO. Notice. K 1NCI1LEY &. TIIOJIAS linn r»nwl.d Ih.lr Office from No. 72 Hay-street, to the office os the Union Steamboat Co. wharf. nov 17 'KKNOli PRINTS.-Seotab and French . 1 Gingham*, Col'd Flannols, Irish Linens, Ulstch- i Shirtings, Sto, just reoeived and for sals by Dx WITT ft MORGAN. 3SeT>' lT5\ A fine Saddle PoNYryonog and gentle, at •T. F. Steven's Stable, oorner of Barnard ssi Broughton-straeta. t IN—540 (luznu ticiicidHin Giu, jnst rec d and (W ” aale by HYLAND A O'NEILL r 22 Under Marshall How- CHISTADOKO'S New Shaving & Hair-Dressing Saloon. No* 28 Bull-Street. . , , T 'HK Subscriber hogs to iulurru bis friends aad the pnblio that be has opened a new and tliieil SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSING 8ALU0S. in Dull-strcet, directly opposite the site of new n***» shortly to be eraotod, where be will be happy to vaileo hia Mends, and others, who-may need hUasrvicsa Thankful for the very liberal patronage berstew* bestowed on him ha hopes to merit Us omtlnuases. H* flattera hlmaoif that in the art of Cutting aud Urc*i*S Hair he is equaled by few and surpassed by nous. Gentlemen shaving by the month will ta > ,T " niahed with private boxes aud brushes frss of im*** Give me a trial. A. CRISTADOhO, nov 24—3m No. 9 Monument-sq.. and ‘li fiall‘6- . !IOO iHisliels Corn Meal. Of]/ I UUM11CL8 fresh ground Country Cora Meal, just racoived and for sals by oot 19 CUAS.H.BUBYE^ Fancy Groceries, Wines. BRANDY, LIQUORS AND SEGARS STORE. r |lHK Subscriber having enlarged ids store, corner 1 of Bay and Whitaker-streets, offor for sal* °a the most favorable terms the following Goods:— 10 half-pipe (Hard Dupuis Brandy, 1841; 5 do Jean Louis do 1811. 5 do Henessy do 1844; 5 do Ssserao do 1898; 2 puncheon Scotch Whisky, in bondi 2 hhd# 8L Croix Rum, in bond; 19 quarter-cask Madeira Wine: 10 do Port Winsl 19 bbl* N Gin; 2 pipe Holland Oln; JO bbis MWbUkf- W.oyu Hp.nl,h Inn, of TDrioutktDOiH, JJ plot. DiurtDioDt ofYuioy OmorUl.iDok ujMm DDd Ainerluon Plokl.«, LaMar. Mmou, MDok.nl. H.rdlno., UIIYO., Cp.n, Sul»d Oil, Engliah-nd »>•»« Mu.t.rd, Uutnli, Yl.Dch .nd W«< ludl. * l, l *“ H.rr.Dtad f.nulnu »na lup.llot tn .nj DOT 29 Corn., of B»> tpd Ytkiuk«r »HWMi. Turks Islaud Salt. 3 AfUV Uu.hela ia Horn, .nd ful_,ll<i W .UUU DOT. lm SAMUEL BOI-O.I0W. 1) HI NTH AND PI0TDBE8.-A X assortment of fine Prints and FM** 1 ** /“ U J dr.m D D0« T.rl.tr odual to oil rr oh..pnr. For ..I, by No . L 1IEHINEHH HI)ITS—Of Ulnck, HI»«D»d f “ D oy Colored CodM, P»ntolooM .nd VuU. « rtloty [noT2dl PRICE A VEADEll, H7 H‘J ^. 1 HHT UECKIVED end for nolo ml th» IT UKCUIVKU otmior .n.n , O, corner of Bay and Montgomecr-*^* flI i apply of Oysters, of the first qaalit/. b, it. qu.otlty or kfb^^vEB. AP»- N. B.-A supply will be kept constantly on has • nov 26 8 , — NEW BOOKS. 0 RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER MONDAV. MOV. 28TH. Ly. 3 niIE Ipostolical aud Primitive Church. by ^ L mm Coleman, with an introductory cmsj V ugustui Neandsr. . riTathiO The Y-mng Lady’s Home: by Mrt. Ufm* Tho D al of Lovo-A Christmas Book for the J by Mary llowitt— Illustrated. _ hnmU Rsc- Line* 7 Vur th# Oentl* aad Loving; by Thom** Kollar— Poems. .• „ ... i.-uio* °* Histor-of England, la terse front the » T#Tt . Julius Cfdsar to tlio nreeeot timo; by- lisnaan eciid, seound editioU-^Rlustratsd. V -——rrT*j \v man jfactured by the Proprietor at 6oh f e rolI1 tl $rj l»* Und, and it Is warranted Lot only P»ra •Little jurions property and ingredieat, pot of "»* ,..11^ Ju.t Mgomgag. j J UHE COD X Clark's genuine Cod Diver Oil, JJ* Jail ^ and containing all tbe Medicinal Virt •issar* for “'w.v. Lincoln, jggsffi I A HH AND CHAF1NU n*?coU45L ..i.b, i»oVw — IJLAIN dfc KIU’D STACK I cade and other •fjlM « f fJJHa ^lae* *** Needle Worked Collar*. CbemiaeUi. L»e* Berihs^Kld Oloves, fto., for ^^/ JTT k klORG^- OKH.—llr.dr. Cro«n •‘“'V'fb » Rico do, do Orttbblng do, C B Am.n - ood for Ml. by SAMXFAEMEBB^. MBCHANI C>B 1VI dlDf PlDDM, CroM-ODt. Hood DOd 1 4 ctu «l«s CooiHir. Compute., Howell*. U'* wi “* 1 *„, r y .itlt Kolral, Foot Ad.., Brood A«M. *““ | b , v.nt.d by . kf.oh.Dlr, Ij««• Jfjj*,. ov jg f tibbea s — i A.HIN—UUtl lllnl. cholUD D«°*.S'fl*' ..
