Georgia Historic Newspapers

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HOUSE OK KEPKfctJENTA FIVES.
MILLKDOBVI1.Z.C, Nov. Swih, V o’clock, A. M.
Mr. Editor .—The bill to incorporate "McDon
ou jjh Collegiate Seminary," which contained a clause
prohibiting the eale of ardent apirite to minor stu
dents of said InetltsUos, and requiring vendors of
tbi, article in the town of McDonough, to take at
th« time of procuring license, an oath of obedience
tothii provision, was read the third time. Mr. Mas-
tor*. Henry, moved to strike out all that portion
relative to the sale of spirituous liquors. The vote
,iood—Vea* 81—Naya 30. The motion was sustain*
id god the bill passed in its altered form
Mr. McCombs presented the minority report of
tho committee to whom the bill for the removal of
tbs seat of Government to Macon, was referred.—
This report contains arguments in opposition to the
bill.
Mr. Crawfo/d presented the report of the special
committee, to whom was referred the proposition of
Mark A. Cooper., (dr. Cooper proposes to furnish
tbs State with all the iron and castings oho may
need for her railrbade and penitentiary, at 3Vfc ete.,
ifibc State will issue to his credit bouds to the
amount of eighty thousand dollars secured hy inort
ga#e on real estate, and personal security In double
their amount. He also introduced a bill to iocorpi
rate the town of Adairsville in the couuty of Cass.
Mr. Harrison introduced a bill amendatory of a
•ct relative to Coroners, so far as Chatham county ia
concerned; a bill to increase the commissions of
tho Tax Receiver of said couuty; also, a bill to
peslan act amendatory of an act in relation to the
Court of Common Fleas so far as the fee* of the
Clerk of said Court are concerned.
Mr. Latham—A bill to protoct the creditors of
corporations.
Sir. Dodd—A bill toHncorporate the town of
Craiiitevillo in Coweta county,
A communication was received from tho Govern
or informing the House that he had extended the
limo for the execution of Elijah Bird to the 3rd. of
December, in order thnt the bill for his pardon,
pending iu this body, may bo acted upon. Next
Friday is the day originally appointed for his exe*
ration. He also informed the House that be did not
inteud hie action to have any influence, either for cr
gainst the bill, ee bisonly object was to afford them
ine to decido it upon its merits.
Mr. Harrison—A bill to establish a Bank in the
•city of .Savannah,
Mr. Dodd—A bill to be entitled an Act to amend
aa Act relative to tho recovery of debts not duo, ap.
proved Dec. 27th, 1845 ; also, to amond the 2d sec.
ufan Act in addition to, and amendatory of an Act
regulate Attachments in this State, passed Dec.
null, 1816.
Mr.Dubignon introduced a bill, authorising tLe
Governor to purchase iron, and loan the samo to the
llrtinswick and Florida Railroad Company.
Mr. Trice offered a resolution relative to the
dentil of Mr. Arnold, of Pike, which tree rosd,|*do; t.
I, mid transmitted to the Sonato by tho Clerk.
The House adjourned until 10 o'clock to-morjow.
Mr. Trice, of Pike, Introduced the following Pre
amble and Resolutions.
it bus ploased Divine Providenco to remove frem
ir midst, and from this body, of which he was e
member, Wm. W. Arnold, representative of the
couuty of Pike. He wai in nttondanco- upon his
duties iu this bod/ last Friday woek complaining of
alight indisposition. Growing rapidly worse, he
taken to hie home by hie colleague, where, Bur-
rounded by the beat of friends he breathed his last
Friday night. In the heart's first warm flow, at
ioss of one endeared to us by private unobtru-
e virtues, we are apt to exceod the award of
airict justice in speaking of tho dead. But, to thoie
who knew tho deceased well aud long, it would be
hard, indeed to convince thorn that praise 6f- him
could be easily exaggerated. Retiring and modest
i a degree that did bis worth positive injustice, by
ithdrawing him too much from public notice, be
a« always a genuine man wheu put to the trial in
every part of duty. And in his private w?lk nooue
ould give a brighter practical example of tho beauty
of a chaste and manly deportment. Therefore
Resolved, That we have heard with deep sorrow,
ofthedomise of W. W. Abnold, Representative
elect, and lato member of this body from tbo county
of Pike, aud that wo regard his death as a loss to
this Branch of tbs General Assembly, and to the
community in which he lived.
Reiolvtd, That thie Hous * sincerely sympathise
ith the afflicted family of the deceased under their
bereavement, and as a testimony of their respect to
hii memory, tho members of this body will wear the
utuul badge of mourning during the session.
lUtolvtd, That these Resolutions be entered on
ths Journal of tbo House, and a copy thereof be
transmitted to the family of the deceased.
Resolved, That the Clerk transmit a copy to the
Seuate, and that the House adjourn for the day.
, SENATE CHAMBER.
Millkdobvillb, Nov. 28th,0 o’clock, A. M.
Mr. Editor:—The Senate convoned at this hour,
and tho following bills were introduced:
Mr, filler—A bill to amend und extend tho char-
r of the Mechanic’s Bank of Augusta.
Mr. Monager—A bill in relation to the admissiou
of Sheriffs' deeds, and bills of sale of officers as evi-
Mr. Sturgis—A bill to rognlnte the eolloction of
)its in eertaiu cases.
Mr. Reynolds—A bill to incorporate Friendship
c&demy in the County of Twiggs.
Mr. Knight—A bill to eucourage Internal Improve-
lent in thloJUiate.
Mr. Wilder—A bill to regulute toll on Ferries and
ridges in Decatur County.
Mr. Love—A bill to change the name of Mary
•oily Doxy Ann Luwis, to Mary Dolly Doxy Ann
,3pp.
[I trust some Senator will move to striko out two
lir-'.s of this child's uame, when the bill ia read the
third time, for she will certainly uot survive long
undar such a load.]
Mr. Surrency—A bill to change the line between
the counties of Liberty and Tattnal.
The Judiciary Committee reported abill to change
the limes of holding the Supreme Courts, and to
•soge the number of Judicial Districts to five in-
tad of nine.
Mr. Sturgia offered a Resolution, requiring the
tuunittoo on the Temperance Petition to inform
10 petitioners that their prayer cannot be granted,
on the fact that it is impolitic and injurious to the
iuau of Temperance. Adopted.
Mr. Jackson moved to discharge the Committee,
his motion was lost.
The House resolutions in regard to tho death of
dr. Arnold, of Pike, was, on motion read and adopt
'd by this body as an expression of their high re
st'd for tho deceased, aud deep regret on account
'fhis death.
Tho Senato adjourned until 0 o'clock to-morrow.g
W,
SPECIAL
8AVANNA%tfQRNlNG NEW8 T0ESDAY^NOVEMBER 29, 1853
1883, Mr. Charlss Randolph flailed at the R.
R. R. ottos, and stated that for ton years he had not
enjoyed a tingle meal. He had mot, for flve years, had
a natural discharge from his bowels; hat was obliged
to resort to Injections, As. Uo was pale, haggard, aad
thia. We ordered Red way's Regulators, one each
light, and Radway’s Resolvent, three times per day.
On the eighth of September he called upon as.
HE WAS so ALTERED tiav WE KNEW HIM NOT.
His appstite is good-his digestion easy-his skin
moist and healthy—his step elastic and buoyant—his
body vigorous, and his eye iadioatea a man of health
aid energy.
For Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Difficulties of the
Uretha and Bladder, Rsdway's Regulator and Reno
vating Resolvent are a qntsk and positive care. For
all Aehea and Talas, for Nearalgia and Rheumatism,
for Nervous and Bilious Complaints, Rsdway's Ready
Relief ia quick aad effectual. In flve minuter time
after Us spplioatlon, the patient is free from pain.
Sold by Drugsisie everywhere. IS . nov26
CARD.
|f MR> **• 8TEIN returns hta sincere thanks
to the inhabitants of Savannah and its vi
cinity,for their kind patronage sleee bis commencement
in business, respectfully informs them that he has re
opened his old stand, 144 Broughton-ttreat, with a new
seleetloa of Gold and Silver Watches, and a variety of
Jewelry too numerous to insert. He hopes by unre
mitting attention to merit a share of publie patronage.
Repairing or Watches, Clocks. Chronometers and every
•pecious of Astronomloal Instruments, attended to with
soouraoy and dispatch. (nov16] F. STEIN.
DR. HARRIS
H Has removed to the resldenoe formerly
owned by Capt. John D. Gallic, N. E. corner
of Whitaknr and Harris ets. Office in the basement.
DENTI»TKY %
~ DR. BARNES having enlarged and re-
®^-Hs furnished his establishment, hopes now,
with his inereaaed facilities, to supply the increased
demand for his new style of Artificial Teeth, wbioh are
admitted on all sides to be tbe most life-like and beau
tiful Dental sabatitate ever Invented, and mnat be seen
be appreciated Dr. B. wiU take great pleasure in
exhibiting specimens of this to any who may ravor him
with a call at his offioe, oorner of Congress and Whit
aker- sts., entrsnoe on Congresr-et.
N. B. Examination and advio- gratis. oot 1
Yankee Nations.
ir. c. scoTT & co..
No. 176 Broughton- Street— Up Blairt.
OVER BAllNUM’S STORE.
rtrOULD re.p.ctfully luvile th. Mini lion of Cily
IV and Country moroiianta to thair extensive
•■•ex |of Haberdashery, Perfumery, Combs, Musical
arcs, Stationery and Fanoy Goode of aU descriptions.
TOYS.
Avery large assortment of Toys, 3m oot 19
WILLIAM GAIN,
‘radical Gardener dc Florist.
GARDENS laid out am) neatly attended to, J.-
K . J ponioas. Dahlias, Roses, Green and liot-Uouse
•scti, Bouquets, Ac., for sale. Having a practical
oowiouge of Botauy I wiil guarantee eveiythtng true
!-dioI“ c“lle«e? rl y u. Uhrd.o on Jon..-.tr«t^,e»r
7 It Asm VENDERS, Fir. Doge nod Fire
D Irons. For rale low by
MOR8E ft NICHOLS.
^INK UNDER GARMENTS--Of Silt,
Caiii more, Lamb's Wool, Merino and Cotton
nirts and Drawers, for sale by
•rt. *4 price ft VEAPKR, 147 Bay-st.
HL'KLKD HERRING**—50 bbla Nova
Beotia Herrings, large sise, landing and for sale
v31 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
JROPOSAL8 will be received until the ‘JUtb
November next, for the building of the Wall oor-
ot Bay sad Barnard-atreote. Specification* Ac.,
V ••®n »t my office, ooraer of Drayton and 8tate-
,et, ‘ C. A. L. LAMAR.
Cbair’n Com. Dooks and Wharves.
JOTATOEM.—3tMl bumpers superior lriah Po-
tstoea, landing from ship Shandoa and for sale
®„ W 4 arf ®7 ANDRE WgLOW A CO.
' AUTttllKRKIB FIG IKON.-Landing
If 001 ,bl P BbAPdon and Cor sale by
5" 21 A. LOW A CO.
—A boul 15b tone boat Household Coal,
^landing from ship abandon and for sale by
± A. LOW i CO.
JOUfc! CORN!!—1,000 bushels of prime Old
WILLIAM8 k HUMPHRIES.
Ttmmawa m uuwrumae.
J bb, *‘ iwperial Giu ; 2u do. Ap-
or left Br A*dj» »nd 5 hnlf-niws Domestic Brandy,
-r tu.tiy [utU] MINIS A FLOIIANCE.
DENTISTRY.—Dr. 1. lUejtr, Suraeon
Dentist, (late of Nets Orleans,) having loca
ted permanently in Savannah, respootfully tenders his
professional services to its oitiseas.
Office, 84 Broughtoa-strett. ly aug 9
DENTISTRY.
Drs. HOFALL and JOHNSON,
Bargkeal and Mechanical Dentists.
Offle® over Zogbaum'e Mnsio Store, Mar-
Vs^Sb ketSqnare. ly nor 8
of Cotton to my friends la Liverpool and
New York. (3m) C. A. L. LAMAR.
DENTISTRY.
DB. IU. C. 11 E A Is D
Performs all operations pertaining to Natural or Artifi-
oial Teeth, la the best style. Offioe first torner west of
tbo Marshall House. ly jan 17
TAl'SCOm FOltKlGN EXCHANGE
AND
EMIGRATION AGENCY.
Tersons wishing to eend for thoir friends,
■>«0 and desirous of bringing them out by first
olass paokot ships, are informed that the tubeo* ibera are
the only agente for the above Agenoy in this oity.
They are also authorlsad to draw on Messrs. Wm.
Tapsoott k Co., Liverpool, in Stir's from £1 and up
wards, whieh drafts are negotiablein any town through-
cat Ireland and Great Britain.
Draft! on France and Qormany, payable ia ail parte
of tho Continent, also for sals. Apply to
*14 ly BUNKER A OGDEN, 80 Bay-st.
STEAMSHIP LINES.
To Travelers Golov North.
D. S. MAIL LINK.
THROUGH IN 48 TO 60 HOURS.
tw-York and Charleston Seini-Weekl
STEAMSHIP CINE.
Leave Adger’s wharves every ftuw-
J — tnd IVed/waday, after t'
ocean Steamers
JAMES ADGER, \ John Dfekiaeea,
^MOO Tons, f Cammander.
\ John D
IW.J.l
JNE8DAY
ON WEDNESDAY,
1,800 Tons.
SOUTHERNER.
_ 1,000 Tone.,
These ateamera are narivaled
Richard Adams,
Com mi
Thomas Ewaa,
Commander.
Ewaa,
Commander.
travelers by this, every possible comfort and aooommo-
datioa.
For Freight or Faeeage, having
Boom accommodations, apply at tho offioe
elegant State
- ef ine «i
HENRY M168ROON
Cabin Passage .$25
Steerage do... $8
The new steamship NASHVILLE, .... ..
eady to take her plaoe in the line early in November,
sept 26•
United States Hail Line.
AND SAVANNAH (4TEAM8HIP8
DAYS OF LEAV-
ING SAVANNAH
FOR NEW YORK.|SH||||iAM
,ioa, Gapt. Schenok t\or t
The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, " a
The Florida, Capt. Woodhull Dee.
The Alabama, Capt Sohenok «•
The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, «• \
The Florida, Capt. Woodhull « l
The Alabama, Capt. Schonok •• 2
Tbe Augusta, Capt. Lyon,.. •• 2
Tho Florida,Capt. Woodhull, «• 5
Those ships are the largest on the ooaat, unaurpaseei
“■P** 11 . Of -omfort—m.lttng Ih.lr pu»,e.li
0 W> «0 hour., and »r» coum.nd.d by iklllful. o.r.fu
>nd polite offio.ro. They otor > moot do.lrmblo con
Toyoaeo. to Now York. On tho completion or th
KnoiTiUt, In Jnnu.ry next, thin lino will ho ooml
weekly, c.blu Poougo, »2i>.
TADELKORD, FAY t CO..
Agenu in 8svannah.
. SAM'LoX. MITCHELL.
oM II 13 Broadway, N. York.
MBUICINKH WORTHY A PEACE
IN ALL FAMILIES.
Being prepared by a regular Graduate and Phy•
stciaa of thirty years experience.
For all Nervous ArrxcTiONS.—Dr. J. 8. Ross's
Nervous and Invigorating Cordial. Tho groatest dis-
oovsry in Medioal Boienoo!—This astonishing prepara
tion for raising any weak constitution, debilitated by
labor, study or disease, note like aoharm. It
gives strength and appetite, and possesses great invi-
groating properties.
ThbGkkat PaiwCurrh — Do you suffer with any
Paint—It you do yon will find immediate relief by
using Dr. KOBE'S PAIN CUBEK. It ia the only pre
paration which cures, almost instantly, Sore Tnroat,
Kheumatlam from colds. Pains in ths Side, Back or
Limbs; Faoo, Ear or Tooth-ache; Stomaoh or Bowels,
bide or Baok ; Stiff Neok, Bruiaoc, Corns and Chilblains.
Wherever you have pain, use the Pain Curer. Safe to
all ages. Price—12H, 2*. »nd W oeut bottles.
For Whooping Cough.—This distressing and fre
quently dangerous complaint yields and ia cured by
Dr. ROSE’S CELEBRATED WHOOPING COUGH
SYKUP. It allays the cough, and prevents inflamma
tion and dropsy on the cheat. It frequently cures in
one week, and gives instant relief. Fifty oents per
bottle.
Children are also liable to Croup, whloh dangerous
eomplsint yields immediately to Dr. J. 8. Roae’s never
' lling CROUP SYRUP. Price 24 oents.
For all Diseases or tub Kidnkys and Bladder—
Dr. J. 8. Rose’s COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCI1U.—This i) decidedly one of the beat remedies
used for diseases of the kidneys, bladder, do., and
Tor goaty aifootions; always highly recommended
by the late Dr. Phyeiok, and many of tho moat distin
guished modieal men abroad. Price 80 oents.
Livrr Diseases, Dyspepsia and Bilious Habits.—
If your Liver is deranged, your akin will be yellow;
Dyspepsia and Bilious condition of the system will fol
low : you will bo troubled with cold feet, variable ap
petite. and depressed spirits. By taking Dr. Rose’s ce
lebrated RAILROAD or ANTI-BILIOOS PILI.8, you
will soon find ail the above bad symptoms disappear.—
Boxes 121a and 24 oents.—Free/r u m Mercury.
OjF* All of the above preparations, with Dr. Rose’s
MEDICAL ADVISER to Persons in Bioknoss and iu
Health, to be had of JAMES II. CARTER A CO.
TUUMA8 TURNER ft CO.
WILLIAM W. LINCOLN,
Savannah, Ga.
A Warranted Remedy.
PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES, SEA-
CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS.
CAN PURCHASE NO HEM Ed T EQUAL TO
DU. TOB1A8’ VENETIAN LINIMENT.
or Dysentery, Colie, Croup, Coughs, Rheumatism,
(Juinsy Sore Throat, Toothache, Headache,
Soa-sick ness, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
Old Sores, Mosquito Bites, Ia-
sootbtings. Pains in the
Limbs, fto.
If it doss not give relief,reoolleet your money will be
refunded. All that is asked is a fair trial of it aeoord-
thodireotions. This artlole is an English reme
dy, and was usod by
William tho Fourth, late king of England,
sndoertified to by himss a ours for Rheumatism, wbsre
verythiug else ho had tried, failed. Over i0,CW),0U0
most severe oouuu is cured in a few days. It 0
toothache iu 3 minutes— headache iu )£ an hour and
oholeka, when first taken, in a few hours,
gbi** Price 24 and 40 oents.
DR. TOBIAS has also put up a UOK8ELINIMENT
,_i pint bottles, whieh is warranted cheaper and better
than other for Colio, Galls, Cuts, Swellings, Braises,
Sorntches, Cracked Heel, fto.
MdT Prico 40 cents.
DR. TOBIAS oould fill twenty newspapers with the
..ttersand certificates received commending his Llni-
meut, but oonelders that warranting it sufficient, as any
10 who does not obtain relief is not oalled on to pay for
A. A. SOLOMONS k CO. ' ml J. U. CARTER »r«
the sole agents for Savannah—also for sale by the drug
gist* and storekeepers throughout Georgia.
Kjj- Dr. Tobias’ office, 240 Greenwien stroet, N. Y.
J.H. CARTER, Broughton street, opposite 8t. An
drew's Hail, will supply the country tnerobants at the
proprietor's lowest prices. mar 16
A YEll’S CUKRUY PECTORAL.—A
firesh snpply just received at the Apothecaries
Hall bv J. E. DaFORD,
_ nov 26 eornsr Broughton and Uatnatd-atreeta.
*VTOTipl57~~Noither the Cuptaiu or Consignee*
JLx of the British ship Sootland, will bo responsible
lor any debt* oontracted by any of the orew.
_ ■ ANDREW LOW ft CO.
Savannah, Nov. 21,1853 6 nov 22
'L1ALKIHK. ALE—This superior Scotch Ale
A in pints, lauding from ship Shaudou from
Glasgow, for sale by fno22] MINIS ft FLORANCE.
1
/ 1ANDLE8—Sperm, llydruuiio pressed, aud
\j Adamantine Candles, for sals by
nov 22 MINIS ft FLORANCE.
EADY MADE 11U81NB8M 8U1T8,—A
-apply of the abovo, oonaletlng of Grey, IMUt and
Cassimnrc, just received and for tale by
WM. tt. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor,
nov 23 17 Whltakor-etreet.
y E»T8« VE8T8.—A Urge variety of Dress
Vosts, snoh as FIg’d Bl'k Silk, Bl’k Buruthcu and
Fancy Silks, FIg’d Bl’k and Fanoy Cohmers Vests, just
receivol, for sale low by WM. R. SYMONS,
nov 23 Draper and Tailor, 17 Whitahsr-at.
M ourning goods.—puin Buck, an
Wool DeLaines, Black Canton Cloths, Black Mo-
0, Black Bombasines, Black Pararoottas, Prints.
Oinghsms, Steel ool’d Poplyns, Black and WhiteCheok,
Plain and Striped 8ilke. Black Crape Shawls, Black
Love Veils, Black Kid Gloves, English and Italian
Crape, Ribbons,etc. Beeeived per steamer by
nov 23 W. a WADSWORTH, lifl Congress-st.
for salo low by
nov 23;
h wiF. p i£ Symons,
Draper and Tailor, 17 Whltaker-st.
TYANT8— PANTS—A fresh supply of Black
I. Doeskin Cap PANTS, a fine article; also, Fanoy
Freneh Cap Pants, just received, for sale low by
WM. R. SYMONS,
nov 23 Draper and Tailor, 17 Whltaker-st.
BGAR8—8EGAR8—Just receivod. 10,000
Ia CateHrcl, 10,000 La Deltraate, 10,000 La Florl-
p limns
s
da, for sale at
( lOLLKTON B1TTKKS.-A purely vegeta*
j bio preparation and sovereign remedy for the
Dyspepeia, for eale by JOHN B. MOORE,
nov 23 ’Gibbon's Building.
B BRF—Philadelphia maaknt Reef, for salo by
nov22 MINIS ft FLORANCE.
/ Hi A RET 6c 8ANTERNB in cases, for sale
{J by tnov22) MINIS ft FLORANCE.
S OWDKR AND 8HOT.—150 kejrs
Gunpowder; 200 bags Drop and Buok Shot
by [novil] MCMAHON ft DOY1
C 'lHKCKR on Merchants’ Bank, New York, in
, A CO.
KOH FUILAIIKI.I-IIIA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY
The new and spleu*
did Sidewheol steam-
KEYSTONE
STATE, Capt. Hoht.i
Uaruie, anu oi ATE OF GEORGIA. capTTj. j. Uar-
jU, J f '' will leave Savannah for Philadelphia every
Keystone Bute Wednesday, 7th December.
State of Goorgia. Wednesday, 14th Dooember.
_ _ And so on
Cabin Passage .......$20
Steerage
C
sop20 HERON ft MARTIN.
C.A. L. LAMAli) Agent in Savannah.
\ AgTs in Phil * * * *
STEAMBOAT LINES.
TO mVELLEBS 901NU NORTH.
THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
U. 8. MAIL
STE AM-PAOKET9
Leave Bavanaah every morning at 4 o’eloek A. M.,
after tho arrival of the night train of the Central Rail
road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day
oonneotina at Charleston with tho
, mi , Wilmington Hteniu-Faeketa,
Whloh leave with the U. 8. Mail every day, at2% P. M.,
Whloh lest* Charleston every Wednesday and Satur
day afternoon. Passengers leaving Maoon on Tueedai
evenings, will arrive in time to oonneot with the splen
did now iteanuhip Jams* A tiger one week, ana thi
steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Chariest™
to New-York by land route, $20—time 42 hours
SHIP LINES.
Bavanaah, Nor. L1883.
FOR NEW YORK.
The Brig WETUMPKA, Capt. Johnson, having
4 part ofher cargo engaged will meets with dis-
>pate!i a* above. For baiaaoo of freight or pas-
pply to tiu, Capt. on board, or to
!3 I1LNRY K. WA6HBURN, Agent.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
. Tho bark ADELIA ROOFB8, White Master
WiFor particulars, apply to
Affinor 23 BRIO HAM, KELLY ft CO.
FOR NEW YORK—Union Linn.
3-3, The regular packet *chr L. S. DAVIS, Davie
master, will have quick dUpateh for the above
wMHtport. For freight or passage apply to
nov 22 OQDEN ft BUNKER.
FOUNKW lukK-Brl, l.lne.
. The regular paeketbark HAKVEHT.il. Ni-
^jyygchols master, will have quick dispatch. For
wHMbfreightor passago, apply on board at Padelford's
Wharf, or to
novil WA8HBURN. WILDER ft CO.
FOR 1I08T0N.
. The brig MASON B. DAVIS, Davis, master,
x will meet with dispatch as above. For freight
■or passago apply 011 board, or to
!» UIllUH AM, KELLY ft CO.
FUR NEW IOUK.
3^ Too rogular packet sebr MARIA TIKE, Au-
^L\t± msok, master, will have quiek dispatch tor the
■MBLatove pert. For froight or passage apply to
nov 1H OGDEN ft BUNKER.
FOR 1I08T0N.
3-* Tho scht ISADORA, Bragg, master, will meet
with dispatch as above. For freight or passage
■MMtapply on board or to
_no?18 BR1QUAM. KELLY ft CO.
you havaNna, cunAc
The packet sohr GEORGE V. MERCER,
Higboe, mas er,will have qulok dispatch for the
above port. For freight or passage apply to
OGDEN ft RUN KER.
FUR L1VERPUUL.
j-3. Tho ehip CilASE, Capt. White, having the
^Jsr&Urger part of her osrgo engaged, will meet
SftMBwithdospatch for the above port. For lialance
of freight, apply to
novil H. K. WA8BDURN, Agent.
VE88EL8 WANTED.
i TWO or Three Vessels, suitable for carrying
Timber, may find employment by applying to
Btko subscriber, 209 Bay-street.
WM. CRABTREE.
wasrMw no. i3» xgam
J J 1 3 gBROUGHTON-8T.il H 1 J g
W. D. ZOQBAUM,
IMPORTER ANI) DEALER IN ALL KINDS OK
MUSICAL INSTBUMBNTS,
STHINGS Ac SHEET JHESIC,
139 HROIKJHTON-STREET,
Next door to /. W. Morrell & Co.'e Furniture Wareroonis
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
S OLICITS tbe attention of bis frtonus and the
publlo to his
NEW A1U8IC HTOKBi
where they may Inspect a large assortment of ths va
rious articles embraced in his business.
Tbe arrangements having been made by himself with
Northern Publishers, are such that he reoelves all
new Musio as soon as published.
He also obtained the sole Agonoy for Savannah and
tbe SUte of Georgia-ALBERT GEMUNDER ft
BROTHERS'PATENTED CHURCH ORGANS, one
of whloh attracts so much attention and admiration at
the Crystal Palaoe, New York. M. COBURN'S, of Sa
vannah, IMPROVED and PATENTED VIOLINS.
QEOROr GEMUNDER'B V10LIN8, to which a
Prise Medal was awarded at the World's Fair, London,
as also the Agenoy for tbe MUSICAL WORLD and
NEW YORK MUSICAL TIMES.
Dealers, Teachers and Schools supplied on unnsunlly
advantageous Terms.
Musio bound, all kinds of Instruments repaired and
»«■
shortest notice.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
G. BROWN'S
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Plsld Brocade and Figured Silks of the neweststylos.
Plain and Figured Black Bilks.
Plain sad Colorod Fronoli Mouslin de Lainos.
Plaid Colored Mousiin.
Silk and Wool Plaids for Children's wear.
French and Eng. printed Cashmeres and Mde Laics.
Swiss aud Jaconet Cambrics.
do do Edgings and Inserting!.
A large variety of Uoselry.
Irish Linens, all prices.
Linsn Damasks and Table Cloths.
French aud Scotch Towels and Diausrs,' ate., etc.,
combined with a good assortment of Shootings and
Shirtings, Brown ana White.
AU or which will be sold at extremely low prices at
the corner of Barnard and Brougbton-sts.
Jast received a splendid assortment of Black and
Fashions for November,
T> ECEIVKD per steamer Augusta, tbo latest Fall
Xt/ aad Winter styles of
l^ndies’ Cloaks and Talinns,
oonsistingof the most approved and fashionable patterns,
>s« and Saragassa Sontsg,
Eglaatine, victoria,
Castillian, Pompadour,
Moscow Wrapper, Albonl. fto. fto.,
in Black and the various shades of Brown ana Drabs.
The Ladles are invited to call and inspoot these
beautiful goods. W. G. WADSWORTH,
nov 17 No 115 Congress-st., op Pulaski House.
KAULT
m a
side of Br<
IULT respectfully informs his customers
ths public generally, that he has opened a
. _ ly, that he has opened l
„ Toy* aad Confectionery, on the south
-— Broughton-itroot between Bull and WhiUker,
where fresh Cakes, Busks and Bread wiU be baked
every day. Also, Iood Cakes and Maocaronles.
Ornamented Cakes. Jellies and Cream, in fanoy
•hipping.
A oon '
nov 6
A oontinuanoe of pnblie patronage is solioited.
NEW STYLES.
fl| JUST received, per steamer Augusta,
(Hi new *tyU of Black Alboni Hats, forHBft
•^•young men. Also, a variety of Youths, ^
Children and Infants' Hats, Caps, fto., at
oct27 BELDEN ft CO.
YE all ye
HY WILL YE UOCGH.—1 ,
who are suffering from the accumulated
rows of an autumnal cold, use Dr. Hwajnss Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, aud tt will disappear like ** the
baseless fsbrio of a vision." For sale at the Arothe-
eariea Hall by J• DaFORD,
~ Comer Brooghton and Barpard-etreete.
E AD1EH’ DRE88 GOUDM.—A large vari
ety telling at reduoed prices, by
nov 20 DftWirrft MORGAN.
WANTED.
WANTED.
A N OVER8EER on my Rice Flantation, within
3 or 4 miles of Savannah. A mam who can fhr-
aishthc bestteetimonUUsas te character aad capacity,
whv» hoe had th* management of Urge tide swamp
plantation aad been oueoessful, will receive a liberal
•alary. None need apply who have not the beet testi
monial*. ROUT. ItAbERSMAM-
Savaanah, Nov 25th, 1843. uov 26
WANTED.
l?MPLOYMKNT l.y a Young Man of indb.trinu.
JLi hflbltr, »* Bosk-Kcopar or tn any other oapaoity
wherein hit aervioee would be benofleal to bis em
ploy or—ie conversant with Book-Keeping by aingle and
double entry aty rereranees given. Address F. B.,
Box 43. Postoffiee this city. 6 nov 26
WANTED.
O IX good Tinmen, to whom constant employment
O will be given and liberal wages paid,
nov 16 KENNEDY ft BEACH, Agent*.
WANTED
A WHITE Servant Girt to do House Work in a
Ji, small Family. None n««4 apply but the best,
to whom good »<n will bo Applj at the briok
baildlu, o. 8t.t«->tr.ot, third door hhort Boro.rd-
»*«•*■ tf 0.1 11
. WANTED.
Id °y R Journeymen Tailors, two Coat hands, and
A two Pantaloon makers. Enquire at
* ROBINSON ft CAMPS.
WANTED TO HIKE OK P1JKCI1AME.
A BOY or MAN, suitable for a Porter in a Dry
Goods Store. Apply to 7
—P 80 WM. WRIGHT.
Land Wnrranu.
THE hlihe.t prico paid by
1 31 Wk. P. HOWLAND.
Houses and Lands^
. kohsalkoukknt.
F3I o. A . n ® w tsnoment Wooden House. 1^
Kll 5m r M Uth#d Piwtered. in Robert?
MaKyiUe, subject to a ground rent of $12.80annually.
Apply te [aov 26] WM. WRIGHT.
TO KENT.
Pi .J r ? r0 £ 00 £ S ; Ti th “‘•PrivUns *f a Kitoh-
M8S8^'SSi!^i!^S?uT b a£. ,c
For Sale.
am A Thlu.ble Pl.nUtlon j. Bkld.wt,
^^Iii.od, codUIdIdk 781) Aoro. mureorieM ImH
OiMTod. .nd mcwtlr .xo.u.gt JjiB.
8wunp Dead. Th. Pluution 1. 8U mil., from the
oity by water and 12 by land, ororeing a forry. Health
unsurpaseed and landing accessable by
llorida Steamboat*. Out of the number of sixty per
sons but one death occurred by disuaao (pleaurisy) iu
fifteen years. Apply to [uov24| WM. WRIGHT.
Furniglicd Boom.
A HANDSOME runil.li.il Hoom, with Do.rd In
,»J""!*** fAmily. end In • oontrhl p.rt of lh.
oily, for a Lady And Gentleman, or twosingle Gentle-
men. Lnquiroatthls offioe. nov 22
TO KENT.
A FARM, ono mile from the rity, containing 17
if*- P u a convenient dwel
ling, llaetered and well fluLbed. For particulate en-
q tov°22 T * J ' WAL8H - No ’ l ' 5 Bsy-street.
. TO KENT.
Pit Uou,8> 00 *»»• corner or Bariiard and
EtiH Now llouston-streote. Apply to
JSSL ■« 10 V. A. CLOUD.
TO KENT.
A BRICK STORE, No. 116 liry.n.rtreet. Apply
A to [hotIOJ C. A. CLOUD.
TO KENT.
pH ,., Th . r, » T *° Story Wooden Building., with
mil separate, on tho corner of Jones end
UPittottmli, will be routed olie.p by the j.nr.
Apl W «... J - MANKts.
cct 31 Cor of Montgomery-st. and Day lane.
FOR HALE.
r.vAft A House and I.ot, oorner of Liberty and Rey-
6’jH nolds-streeti. The Lot ia 60 feet frout on Liber-
y f ? efc •? oe P ou R*ynolds-streets. fee
simple. The dwelling is a now two etory brick build
ing with a etore underneath at th* oorner.
-ALSO—
A vacant Lot adjoining, of the same dimensions, fee
•Imple. Apply to fcctlM] WM. WRIUUT.
FOR KENT.
A Stablo and Carriage House. Anplv to
oot 26 WM. WRIGHT.
TO KENT.
A WHARF fltoro. Apply to
A oot 11 T.J.WAL8U.
TO ItlONT.
prtj A Briok House on Joues-stroet, on a full lot.
&!!■ I’ussrssion given immediately. Apply to
JJL vet 11 T.J. WALSH.
FOR MALE.
A valuable Plantation, situated on the Louts-
n*iH villa Road, eleven miles from Savannah. It hoe
JnAs gwd frame two story dwelling, aud all neoas-
sary out-buildings on it, this tract of Laud oontaina
three hundred and seventy-five acres, more or lose; f
there are about ono hundred and twenty acres of clear
ed land aud under good fence,‘suitable for the produc
tion of Corn, Cotton and Itioe ; tho wooded land oon- H
tains Oak aud Pine, and ia convenient to the Central *
Railroad, whioh runs through it. Purchasers wishing
to buy, will pl'aso call and examiue for themselves.
For further pare-ulars, apply on the premise*, or te
WM. WltlGUT.
Also, » ill be sold with the place, eight Negroes, oc- 1
oustomed to fieldwork; Uorsi*. Wagons, Carte, Cat
tle, Corn, Fodder, Peas aad Potek.?s, if applied fur in
time. Titles undoubted. oct3 1
KUK UUS’T. 1
Four two etory Womien buildings, «it-
L|l uated on West Ilroad-et. and Itoborte-strimi.
■ffiTheu buildings are new, neatly finished, with
all out buildings. Apply to
•opt 30 tf A. URYAN.dr ih» pr.mlm.
FOR KENT.
STORE inmiodintely under our office, well
1 suited for a grain and feed store, or for storage
ofeotton. Apply te (sop 23 J ROWLAND ft CO. J
’ 1 'O KENT—Tho second tilore under our office.
X Possession given 1st October. I
eep 3 ROWLAND ft CO.
FOR RENT. ?
Pflfift Tho Tenement in Waldburg's Building, at
nnB preeent oocupitd by W. Woodbrldge, Escp Poe- ,
session given let November.
•ep 19 It. HABERSHAM ft 80N.
TD KENT.
Three of the Five tenement Houses corner of '
Aberoorn and Jones-streot, inquire to
JjJL sep 14 A. BON AUD.
For Sale.
RTtt Tim Plantation on Skidawav Island,
L'|| oalled the LODGE, with an Island at- "
•Eiffiktaoited to it—in ail said te oontain 900^^^ 1
acres. The prioe will bo moderate, and tho terms ae-
oommodating; for which address
■ep I' tr M. G. W. at this office.
Orocery Bland.
Xj^OR SALE—A building lot in Chatham Ward,
JP suitable for a Family Grocery Store. Also, Lot
No. 36 Troup Ward—both corner lots. Applyfet this
office. tf sug 23 |
TO KENT.
BS Three fin* STORES, on Moore's wharf.
!!',■ ROB'T. HABERSHAM ft SON.
JLB>feb24
1?OK HALE.—A Lot (iO by 00 Tret, fronting on
P Laurel Street, immediately in tbo rear of the late ]
l)r. C. P. Hlohardsone's House,
je 28 ROUT. HABERSHAM ft SON.
NEW
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
FIMIK Subscribers would announce to tbe com-
-L mutilty at large, thot they are now opening in
the new briok buildings, No. Bay-street, Savan
nah, On., a general and complete assortment of Car
riages, Buggies, 8ulkies, ftc. And will ooatinue to ro-
ooive from time te time, additloue to their stock, that
they feel confident wjll meet the approbation of ous-
tomers.
They have associated with thorn Mr. J. 0. Thornton,
who hat been long and favorably known in tha South,
aa a gontleman ot extensive experience in the manu-
facture and axlo of Carriages; and who is eonneoted
with* firstelasa manufacturing establishment at the
North. i
Tboir 8tock (which is got un under the immediate 1
supervision of Mr. Thoruton.) for superior material t
and beautiful style and finish, oannot bo surpassed in P
any market. L
Having time perfected their arrangements, they are 1
prepared to offer Carriages, whloh, for lightness,
strength and durability, are peculiarly adapted to the
requirements of this market, and which they do not
hositste to • ' arrant in every particular. o
Their determination is tohuld out inducements not
heretofore enjoyed by this o immunity, and te keep con
stantly on hauJ a snpply of first elasswork.
They hope, therefore, by assiduity aud honorable
dealing, te insure a share of the increasing trade of
thie rapidly growing city. q
T. J. NAYLOR ft CO. ,
Taos. J. Naylor.] nov5 (II. D. W. Alkxandkr. g
IIUTTEK, CI1KENK Sc HERUING8—30 '1
It koge selected Goshen Butter.
40 boxes English Dairy Choose
40 do White do
100 do New Sealed Herrings, reo’d per steamer
and for eale by
nov 21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO.
Tf AY.—100 bales Eastern Hay, for sale to ar- j
11 rivt per brig Civilian, from Boston. Apply to
aov21 OGDEN ft BUNkER.
/"ILOTHH, Cassimerea, Tweeds, HnUmds, Ken- }
tuoky Jeans, Ladies' Cloak Cloths, fte., for sale by r
novl9 DaWITT ft MORGAN. \
T ADIBH’UHEHHGOUIIS at Reduced -
1 J Uric,—-rrint«d C.shmftr.l end Mnu.lln. d. !
LilMt, tot .hi. bjr looHJ DhWITT t MORGAN. »
TiOTATOES—50 I'M.. Fat.loea; 30 bbla. *
1 Flower, ia store and for sale by
nov 19 E. O’BYRNE.
■ 31VK THOUSAND lb« Hacon Hbeulders
J7 ia store, fur sale by (uol9| E. O'BYRNE. r
f CK—25o Tons !ce par brig Samuel T. Iliads,
I for sale te arrive by ...
nov 19 BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO.
f>HELP’S GIN—50 bble. Phelp'a Gin, land- ,
1 ing from sohr Maria Fike f»r *alebr
nov 19 COHENS ft HERTZ. -
T KOPAKU TUAVKI.INU KUUS.—For
Ij ..to by PRICE k VEADER, ^
nor 15 187 li.y-ifr.et. i
1,'tlK HA1.E-A wooiah Y7 Jf.hr. old, h yoo'd
P Wuhsr and .roner, .nd Im child 18 mohtlu old. e
A worn.a 28 y.«r. old, coo.try r.lttd. Apply to
BT J WRIuHT. ^
f JOTATOEH.—100 bbls. Prime Fotatoes, for
I sale to arrive, per brig Civilian, from Boston.— ”
Apply to [nov 20] OODEN ft BUNKER.
CJ illOKBD TONGUES AND SALMON.— *
^ Jast received, afluo lot of lx.ga Smoked Tongues
ud fat Salmon, at BERLIN ft NATHAN'S.
T>ONNEK’S New Pocket lllnp of the State
Vo, "w 0 """' CO. r
TiyfUSTANG LINIMENT—A large aupply t
Ijl of varioossloes, joat reo'd, as well as every va- ‘J
riety of Patent Medieiees always on hand at
BOV 8 JAS. II. CARTER ft CO. ■
f BONDED LIQUORS—Sherry and Port g
,u m“'“ BOld> ,,,r “ U &INW B FLORANCE. *
A XES. Hoes, Shovels, 8pudas, Scythe Blades •
and Snathes; Also, Axe, llammor, Hatehet tad 11
nihltohdi;,. ror«d.b> t.W CORNWELL,
nov 22 >02 Hryan-street. *
C< AliTPKVHK—5 bbto. Doubl. Rrfioed Rail- *
& p.,,,. wrr»tod J
xrrl? UiMtoia’BhUdlffip.
LOTTERIES, fto
IV Offioe No. 183 Bay-eteeet— near City Hotel—m
meotton with Hamden's Express Office.
Georgia State Lottery.
A. D. RLLIS k 00-, Ibupn.
kKAWN NDAtHKitH—Of Ooorfi. 8lU*
f Lottery, Close 129. drawn on the 28th inst:
« 74 6 38 27 82 39 7< 10 <8 41 71
OUII 130.
14 drawn bnllote in each package ef 26 ticket*,
be drawn in Savannah This Afternoon. 4V* o’oloek,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000—1,000—343—990
fto. fto. Ac.
1 proportion.
« tnu oracw.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY %
IA* benefit of the Independent Fire Co. at
A. D. ELLIS ft CO., Managers.
__ sar
m
kKAWN NUNIBEH8—Of Georgia State
»the 28th inst:
Will b* drawn in Savannah This Day.
Georgia Stale Lottery,
CLASS 130.
8PLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000-1,000—343—930
I more than $40,000 in Smaller Prizes!
Tickets only $1—Shares in proportion,
tk on a packflge of quarters only $3 60.
Tickets and Shares for sale, and Prises eashsd on de-
QEO. 8. GRAY, No. 5 Owsns’s Building,
Opposite Pulaski House
The Very Latest Style
Jbr M’lnfer Hats, of French manufacture, and of
very light texture.
We assure the publio that these Hate cannot
t irt any respect. Call and see them si
N. K. DARNUM ft CO.
Hat and Cap 8tore, 176 Broughton-etreet, opposite St.
Anar.wiU.il. »•>*»
LOTTKllY OFFICE,
OSct No. 0 H'Ailnker-SlrettjBaf /.«•«.
OHSOORV k MAURY. Ibuini.
) KAWN KVnJtIU-UIUr..u.«.Kuln.ki
LoU.rr. CIm. US:
33 18 n 34 81 ml 37 74 78 9 « to 1
Bint. CLA8. 84.
To b. frnwn in WUmlncton, M., Thl. Doy.
(IRANI) BCIIKMK.
99,416 DOLLARS!
fto.
ft 0.
Tlokete $8-Shares in proporoon.
JAMES GOWEN,
Vender for Gregory ft Maury.
LUTTBKY UFFICK.
Day Laac, near Mnll-Hireel*
GREGORY ft MAURY. Manager*.
GRAND SCHEME.
99,416 DOLLARS!
fto. fto. ft*.
Tlokete $4—sharps in proportion.
ingly or by the paekagt
THUNOTON,
Gregory ft Maury.
Bay Lane, near Bull-stroot,
r r '. y .
W. D. ZOGBAlffll,
f AS just rr.r.4-ived per Alabama a no 1 .
L of JULL1EN'8 celebrated Quedrilloe, Gallaps,
las. Waltcoa, eto. etc. For sale at hie
NEW MUSIC STOBB,
139 Itrovghton-Street,
it door to I. W. Morrell ft “ * ~
i Fornitur* Ware*
IKON RAILING, VEUANDAIIM. UKNA*
MENTAL IRON WOlili, Ac.
[ AVING tho Auency of a largo Alunufaciory, 1
am prepared to furnish at short notioo.
I»v » J. F. PE LOT, 224 Bay-at.
I.H.COI1EN4CO.,
[ AVK just n.M-ived another lot of those Fine
Light colored ail Wool Mousline de Laiuea at 40
is, worth 62 oents.
i pieces more of those viry cheap Plain oalored ds
nt-s at 24 cents; 10 plooes Eugllsh Merino, Double
lb, at 75 c«nu, worth $1 per yard ; plain, brown,
j and tea color Alpaca* at 37>, worth40 cents.Swiss
ibrio and Lace Undursleeves, very cheap ana fine,
e for sale at 14U Broughton-st.
18
JOHN OLIVER,
GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac.,
No. 1‘2I Broughton-fit.,
)EGS lo rrfuru his thanks to tho citir.eno of Bn-
vanush, for past favors, and to assure them that
*» •!-- —*—--a # hall bo deno
ooiunel
Is, to Ins
o n ooutinuRDco of their favors. He keeps
ud and dry paints, paint oil, turpeotine,
window glass and putty, paint, marking,
WM. HUMPHREYS, Agcut,
MANUVACTUBXn OP
FANCY TOILET AND 811A
81/OB, MF 1)1 VINES, CHEMICALS, dc. dec. dec.,
Hnvannnh, Grorgia.
,^OR sale by Messrs. Euton & Vernon, 78 Maiden
' Lane, J. ft J- T. Tripp, 90 and 02 Malden Lane,
.ydock, Clay ft Evans, 218 Pearl Strset, Wholesale
uggists, Now York.
D>)^No visitors or company received unless through
IValdbvrg'e Buildinge—Jeffereon-et.,
8:i van tilth, Georgia. no
OI’PUSITE PULASKI SQUARE.
1HI8 magnificent 8 A LOON io now open to the
public. Tho proprietor take* Ibis method of
orming hi* numerous friends and the publio, that he
i opened the above Saloon, and assures his patrons
tt every attention will be paid unto thus* feeling dia
led to favor him with their patronage. The choicest
hampagnos, Wines, Brsndios, Cigars, ftc. fto., can be
had at the bar.
offioe to the amot.nt of $4.
Steam Engine Tor Sale.
MARINE Condensing Engine mid Boiler, of
A about 35 bore* power, suitable for a small Steam-
>at, requiring bat little repairs, will be sold a bargain.
oould bo applied to Mill, or, any other pur-
oga low pressure is aapablo of performing
with a moderate head of etosm and small
hoi. Apply to J. ROBERTS ft CO.
or w CHARLES PERRY. Agent,
Williok’s Wharf.|
PIANO FOUTK8. MU81C & MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT*.
The subscriber havingpurobasedthk
[entire business of F. Zogbaam ft Co„ of
which firm he has heretofore been the
'actingmember in Savannah, would res
pectfully invite the attentlonofthc.se
in want of anything in the Musieal Line, to his estab
lishment. From many years experience, both in pro-
“ *• matters eonneoted with Music,
fully qualified to proffer his eer-
of Music and Instruments, or tbe
with the assurance of his utmost
vloes in tho selection o
O. B. MITCHELL,
Bneoessor to F. Zogbaum ft Co.
For bale.
M. fflftt of Boards aud Scantling, for sale low,
C. PERKY, Agent,
Willink'e Wharf.
o clear oat a lot.
tiling as
healthy i
IbAI'Eli, Foolarnp, Letter, dec.—lu store
J. over 1000 Reams, the kinds and qualities mostly
used, are received directly from the Mill, and sold in
* i of ID or 20 reams for cash at Mill prices.
2NVELOPES—Over 200,000 constantly on luod,
us os low aaSI per thousand.
fOTE ENVELOPES. NOTE PAPER and CARLS—
-cry extensive assortment, somo very beautiful for
Hidings, Soirees, fto.
mwJQ JOHN M. COOPER ft CQ.
DYING
ting Establishment.
73 Vork-Mlreet, near the Court House,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
KfiTABLIBlIKD IN 1832.
7HE Subscriber grateful to hie patrons and
friend* for their continued favors would stele
Gat, to addition to the improvement* in Dying, uc-
‘ by him daring bis last visit to England and
nd, ha* made arrangements for extending his ba
by whioh he is now enabled to Dye a greater
v of Colors on Silk and Woolen Dresses, Shawls,
[omen's Garment* Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated,
table styles. Orders from th* country
T „, attended to, Term* moderate. When par-
cab ... MM b, tt.uabo.u orr.nro.8, word .tumid b.
- • • * i«u«r through the Post Offioe so that he may
to call for them.
ALEXANDER GALLOWAY.
AUCTIONS.
By T. JT. Walsh,
THIS DAY,' No£2$, nl ft e’eloel
Will be sold in front Of stere Ike aedal tn
Grooeries, Provisions, Liquor*, Croekery
ware, Dry Geode, new and eeeend bend
Clothing, Fanoy Articles, Clock*, Watches,
cash before delivery.
N. B.—All articles purehated at AneU<
settled for before the text regular gala, will
seednnt of the former purohasei.
Oo -UiKSUAV. U.0 S,
will be sold at the Court House between
hours of sale, Ten Lots of Land, each containing HI
acre*. Sold lots lay about « mile frem tlw city—•
Plot will be eahiblted at the sale. Terms LibemL
Adaunttlratore' Bat*,
On TUESDAY, Deo. 6,
Will be told in front or tbe Court House, between lb*
legal hours of sale, the Interest ef D. M. Roger*, deceas
ed, in the Savannah Steam Saw Mills, on Hatebison’s
bland. For furthor particulate iaqutrentth* counting
room. Sold by leave of tbe Ordinary ef Chatham Coun
ty,ns the property of D. M. Regers, deceased, and by
order of the Administrator.
ifnisiilrslirs' Sob. *
On TUESDAY, Dooember $,
WiU be sold In front of Court House, between tbe le
gal honre of eale. Let and improvements, No. lO.eor-
ner of South Broad and Whitaker stteete. Th* Lot te
subject to a Ground Rent ef $47 60 te the City. Th*
improvementsoonslst of a doable tenement Dwelling,
in the baeeiusnt of which is an Office, Drawing Room,
Pantries and Bathing Room. On th* first floor, is two
large and elogsnt Parlors, with n spsetoos Verandah
inclosed with Venetian Blinds. In the second story
is four bed rooms,with an enclosed V*rnndah,amight-
od with gas. There are spacious accommodations for
kitehon end servant rooms, earring* bene* and stable
in a briok building on th* retr of the dwelling; on the
isne ia the yard, is a fins pump and good water.
Also—A Y( "——
and Washer.
How Women, aged about 45. a good Cook
The abore porpertr is sold by leave of
the Ordinary, as the property of I). M. Rogers deceas
ed, and by order of the Adminletrators. Terms will
bo deolared at the sale.
Clothing at Private Halo.
A handsome assortment of reedy mad* Clothing, eon-
s'.etiag of superfine Frock, Sacks and Over Coats, la
lots te suit purchasers, for sals low. Terms cash.
At l'rlvnie Hnle.
Let No. 12 and Building, on 8teno-stre*t. Th* Lot
is fee simple, 40 front by 80 deep. The du ailing is two
stories high, and well finished. WIU be sold low if ap
plied for by the 2Uth inst.
Two flve aorelots, one mile from the eltv,fors*l*low
if applied for immediately, on aoootnmodsting terms.
Urey, Hard Brown, and Brown Briok, in quantities
te suit purchasers.
300 bushels Ten uessee Corn, tn lots to suit purchasers.
Landing and for sale.
A desirable Building Lot for Bale.—-Lot No. 9, fourth
tythiug, Anson Wara. For particulars, enquire at tho
oountlng room.
4 kegs Red Stone Mills Powder, S do Hasard ft Go's
11FO llG po siler, 13 do Dupont's N P Powder, for sale
low te olose a ooneern.
Clothing at Private Sale—A handsome Assortment ef
ready-made Clothing, consisting of superfine frook,
ssok end overooate, in lets te suit purchasers, foi sale
low. Terms oash.
Barnum’s Southern Museum.
tisens of Savannah that they have located perma
nently in this oity an extensive collection of Animals
of the rarest descriptions, embracing specimens ef
nearly every variety selected from the
FOREST AND MOUNTAIN,
FROM THE SEA AND THE AfR.
To the curious, as well as those interested ia ths
study of nature, aa she manifests herself In ths nume
rous forms by whioh the links of animal gradatioa Is
traced, this exhibition eanaot fall te afford gratification
and delight.
Believing that the presence of suoh an institution,
must be desirable in a oity of the extout, population and'
position of8avannah.the Proprietors have not hesitated
to establish here a Museum worthy tho patronage ef its
inhabitants.
In the arrangement of their specimens no labor or ex
pense has been siiarart to eonvuy to tbe beholder,
root idea of the dispositions and characteristics ....
various animals In their natural state. Tho following
selootod from the catalogue, whloh eiqbrocet animals
from all parts of the world, will afford a slight ooooep-
tlon of tho extent of the collodion to whloh publio at-
oiton Beaiae j I Co _
land. 1 wsvsi.. po»
N. H.—Ail .rltula. paroh.ttd .( ..J ...
«Ld for boffin th. »>i r.p5S7ttli7uu.*S l t
Ooritt. Lot tit iMttmT „
On TUESDAY,8th Dm.nut,MU.-eto.it.
Will h. -Id in m«t ofOrart 11.70, aiAn IM Vn.
a oontnlnlnjIj rn.nlnun.,Mum, ttlnAwt nt
th. Lonmin. tooA MU On «iij. Tom. ZTht-
flhu.r. pnjlni fM tlUu. —IH-
rimzr.
Four Two Story Woud.n BuiMlnn. lltuM H Wnt
nr.j.d-.tt... nna BohnW-MM. *1in bnlMton U.
n.n.udnnU/nntohn nltk nil (n8 Mt-kniMtnu.
For torn. »ppi/ «t th. Conntlnc-mn. ntSS
itortififr situ.
Two .torn nnd.r ..rOnntlu Bonn, end IM Wkut
*<•<«• tfmmjjm ,lnn iMtto^tolj, nt u
_ . Bidoo Foil, 4.
nX h n ll i ,h . ,,t ? rl< ** wl11 b. P^d Ibf Qmu,
Hoorn?’".''Hid... Apply M ou OennUnf
..... . Poioiou^oTFiniiioioTmit.
b»r S h k ui.°«il'* K “”» PoUto “. »» l»nd«n,erni
^j-^iSTCIrnuFrtnUd Snto.
eizirttA.'vz*** *- *» ‘—assy
‘UiofktISO f.« hr eo tnt,tttutod «n
— —> Also, lrot No. 14, eoatoinlag 69 by ll$n
fast, situated ou oorner of Drayton and i-—stieetst*
If not yrevioasly disposed of by private sale, tkvabeve
loto will booold .t publio .ihotloa in front .i th. Cun
nothin°* U. Othof Koptombornut. Torn,
Tract of L,mi M Tricot, toll..
Lot Lund No. 18,18.1, nnlninln. Mourn, wtUUn-
hor.d, 11 to trod in Cu. County n.nr Kl.jtton, n kw
milnlronith.BlnuB.Hond.
Buiuoir binunl at Trioalt Solo.
^ Now tootling portohr CnUnot— 10U hUtUydiulto
Improo.4 Etontoo of Co,too.
. W. h.Tt ju.t rocolnd from tho monufUtdnn in
Fhllndelphln, nod will oontlnnt U knponhudfhr
Augu.tu. tlummul'o luiprond Bnnnn of (MTU.
Ihlt it th. butcuupoaiitou of Cain tnr.Ibnd tor
into, ud Coffa. mndo from th. Kaunu It nwh ant
.hol.oora. mor. d.iloiH, donor li.rondud raiotML
i. HnconmwtAnrd, at fttMlaffifa
13,000 lbs. New Boson, assorted Hog round.
fromXinn.Mu.'nnd tor ntoVn "to tonnt*Bnnh2Lr?
Lmoou—M bbla. N.E. Bum, <8 bbto. Fowh Brudr
18 bbto. Aionungob.I. W bl.ky, I pip., Uollund Oto, <
ball Pips* Cogna* Brandy. 10 casks '‘Small vulr
Seotofi Whisky, 1 nunoheoaTrish Whisky(MeMahlfs).
• eighth casks Pinst, CasUllion ft Ce. and Dsnaesey >
Brandy, 2UU doa. of fine Madeira, Sbtrry and Port#
d^ateSt*-’ W “* k ' “* &rr,s£S W
IhrajdsrT 10 #Uk ‘ 814 •• , 10 mkl ***+ lf
lUr.—300 hales Eastern and Northern. j
CniuiRV.—140 Ills. Roaeadal* Cement Oa.
Fiooun.—100 bbls. Canal, 40 bblj. Riehmond.
A Ir‘^2 r ^V M ,!® rU t d . aad Granite
invited.
BIRDS—The Argne Pheasant, mala and female, fine
specimens. The Cuckoo, a rare bird and beautiful, and
which is but rarely seeo. An Albatross—from tbe Cap*
or Good Hops. A splendid specimen ot tho SheUDraxe
of South America. Pheasants ia numerous variety.—
Tho lilaok Cock. Two varieties of the Prairie Hen. A
Carrier Pigeon- Birds of Paradise—ths two and twelve
shafted. TH* King Bird of Paradise. The King Hum
ming Bird, and twenty-seven different varieties of the
same spooles, An Ustrieh of the largest sise.
QUADRUPEDS.—Among these will be found mag
nificent apcolmens of the Lion, the Polar Bear, the Le
opard, the Hyena, th* Puma, a Canada Buok, tho 8loth.
the Lynx—with a number of smaller animals. A 8t.
Bernard Dog of tho largest sise, and a foil grown Mite
Dog, a native of the Feeg«e Islands, the smallest spe
cimen or the canine • pedes ever seen.
A Sea Cow. A Mermaid, and a variety of other
■anting European Cities and Scenery. Soanes at Sea,
and many other interesting and attractive subjects.
The hours for visiting It will be from 9 A. M. to 1 P
M., from 2 to 5 and from 7 to9 P. M. Fridays and Fri
day Evenings will be appropriated exclusively te the
admission or tbe oolorea population.
i slight
NOTICE.
T HE sinsinorT. S. Metcalf requiring
rniiairit, the David Ia. Adams, until further
tioe, will bo taken from the Florida route te supply her
plaoe.
Savannah, Nov.22. 1843. nov 23
WANTlfU.
A VESSEL to tukn a cargo of Pilch Pine Lutn-
bur to Montevideo, for whloh $22 per Mand 5per
oent., will be i aid. Apply te
r 23 C A. L. LAMAR.
te
tho Harness aud Saddle, at’ the subscriber'-
.Stable, eornsr of Barnard and Broughton-sts.
TUGS. F. STEVENS.
Morse*.
TWENTY bond of fin* large har
ness HORSES, for sale te arrive in
Savannah, by the 15th of this month !
JACOB ELL1I
<te°
F
daffi
Twenty Dollurs Steward
OR the appruhenaion of my man WILl.IAM.who
ranaway lost Monday, lio formerly belonged tc
‘apt. Johu pilloe, and was purchased by me from Capt
Tu'iker. Tbe above toward wiil be pitid upon hiadeliv-
erery to me. [nov 7) If. F. WILLINK.
Aquatic Club or ticoiyin.
T HE first annual Remits of (lie Aquatic Club of
Gtorgia, will take place at Savannah, oommenoing
on TUESDAY, Deeember Gib, 1848. The following
curses are offered by tbe Club :
For Eight Oared boats, not te exeeed 48 feel ia
length—out purse $400
Six do do do 43ft 800
Four do do do 38 200
Two do do do 32 100
sept 29 Stw—td M. CUMMINO. Secretary.
♦»*Ch»rloston Courier and Mercury, please oopy.
H KAVY M AK Y LANDUATH.—1000 hueli-
els in bagd, landing from sohr Satilla. for sale by
nov23 HOST. HABERSHAM fit SON.
I>AVING IIRIUKM.—30,000 good quality
I Northern Bricks. Apply te
tf WM, CRABTREE.
UIMU EASTERN HAY—150 bales Prime
£ UI»I
Wise
- i] y
LUT8 FUR SALK.
3 LOTS, well located for building, will bn sold low
if *1 “ *
applied for immediately.
IIU, Will UH BUHI
J. F. PELOT,
224 Bay-street.
»w by
IjjSNnY LATIinOPft CO.
M L HI NO AND MLK V UMTS.—Ladies*,
Misses', Men’s aad Boys* Merino Vests—a fall
». b—- • •
isortmeat of sises aud qaalitfes. For sale bj
HENRY LATI1KOP ft CO.
"oov 21 HENRY LATKBOP ft OO.
hj OUUN1N44 UOOIIM.—Block H»ml..nln.«,
Canton Cloths, Alpacas,
leLalnes, fto. For sale by
r 21 HENRY
Tammlne Cloth, Mus-
LATUKOP dt CO.
B
LACK MILKH.—Plum and Figured Black
Bilks—a fall assortment For sale by
21 HENRY I.ATHROP ft CO.
11LK MANTILLA**.—Black und Colored
> Silk Maatillaa aud Talmas, at very lew prioes. by
nov 21 HENRY LATH HOP ft CO.
B OYAL HATH ULANKBTH—l esse su-
j por Bed Blankets, extra sis* and quality, just
d and for sale ly
ov 21 NEVITT, LA1UROP ft 8TEBBIN8.
I A (IIEM’ RIDING HATH—Nome very
lj handsome styles of Ladles'Riding Hats, eon be
found at the likt and Cep Store of
nov 22 N. K. DARNUM ft CO.
%
CITY MARSHALL HALE.
ILL be Leased at the Market Housa in Sn-
vannah, on the first Wednesday in Dooember
v 21
City Marshal.
Baffles
F tho Fair Harness and Meddle, to be seen at our
Store, 183 Congress-st., 1 fine Silver Pitted Car-
Harness at $3U>— 39 ehances at $10 each. Also,
lies' Saddle, Bridle and Martingale at $100 -20
cbaeees at $4 each; to be raffled soon. Only a few
* • n.
tf D. MALLETT ft CO.
Boarding.
A FEW Mechanics can b« accommodated with
i\ good Board 2d door from th# eorntr ef Maoon
war “
ana Drayton-etreats.
NEW 1IABDWAHE STORE.
THE undersigned bo* opaned a Now Hardware
Store at
No. 149 Cengreswtreet,
In the etore recently occupied by Messrs. N. K. Bar-
uum ft Co., and is sow receiving an entire nee and
well selected stock ef
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN (SOODH,
embrsoiag almost every artlole usually found in a
Hardware Store. Having purchased his stock diroot
from the Manufacturers in England and this eonntry.
bs is enabled to offer hie Goods as low as they eon be*
purohosed at any other establishment at the South.
lie respectfully Mki of the patrons of the late firm of
McCiesksy ft Norton, tho eltisons generally, and per
sons visiting th# oity, to give him a call, and be satisfied
of bis nr loss, ete.
QEOBQE A. MeOLESKET.
CLOAKS AND .MANTIIXA*.
W. C. Wadsworth
Invites the Ladies to call and inspect an invoice ef
Cloth Cloaks ond !TI tin till as
. — ULftsswARa.—74 eases Tumblers.
root idea of the dispositions and characteristics of ths Wines, 15 bbi*. Lamps, Molasses Cans fto
In their natural state. Tho following C*aoe*mi.--10 M^alfbklsJ
10 e
_ lu half bbla. BaoSam
8U.LB..—A tor,. .Mortmul •( Fhlrhuk'i Flubfffi.
of Ready Mad* Clothla*.
Dry Goods, Matches, Woodea Ware, Brass Soekw!
Faasy Soaps, Fa oy Ankles, ftc. ft*. j/14
tow! 8 dfj&vio.; BMiiu, Bv
DK. II. W. BANKS,
R espectfully offers bis-ProreMionai sar^
vle*s la the various braaehes of DENTISTRY,
to the oitisens of Bavanaah and vleisdty. '
Reference*—Edward Fadalford, br., ft. T. Chap-
*“• »• *V» W. W. Lie coin, aa^ M. Fronted
ftW-Offio# o* Congress st, I doers firm Draytea.
SELLING OFF I SELLING OFFl
i UyiowlMfWM. 1
No. 157 Broughton et.. will be raid off at COST price*,
as tbs oonesra bos to be cloud.
B0V » B A; A. SOLOMONS.
Batlis! Buihs!! BaUisIM
M y j
m i
BATHING ROOMS .r. no- rear*, nndlh
.ompl.to order. Warm and Cold Bath. 0.1. U
1 would r..p.olfnlljr aoll.ll th. pitman Mth.
pnblie.
N. B.—Gentlemen will ploese purchase their tiekete
in the Hair-Cutting Saloon before bathing. Oeme and
Uatbe—I will have it well attended te, If I tan get cus
tom enough to pay its axpsaseg.
J. M. HAYWOOD.
Aleut oval. ■
T HE Millnir,, Trinmiui and Genaral Varl.tr
Hlor. I. removed to ihn Hon oa Whitaker*
itrut. noil door to Ounrr.ia-ttr.at, .ppottu I
Lathrop ft Co., where wilibe found every variety
able ter the seasoa ia Millaery, Trimmings i
Milllawry Depavtneit,
Rlohly trimmed white aad colored Satis, I
Straw Children's white and colored trimmed
Hate and Flate, braided and embroidered Hoods, lhaey^ttf
Satin Bonnot lining* Feathers, Freneh Ftewers ooi^
Wreaths, a great variety of Dress Caps, Tabs and other
hesd-dreeses, Regolete.
This is the store that every man's wife can weft Rem*
net# ail the way from 40 oents te $10. 1
, Hlhbon*. Mllltn aad Hatlaa.
A large lot Freneh Bonnet end Cap
low; white and oolored Bilks aad ~
Cloak and Talma Tasssli.
TrfmmlD|ta»
Pointed Velvets and Ribbons, Lac* i. mm
loons, Silk and Wonted Braids, Embroldsi
ing Pater ns, Worsted Embroidery andFlei
shad* and oolor, Steel Trimmings, G *
Braid and Laoe, Embroidered Muslin (
eette and Sleeves, Fanoy Breast Pins, oraeeitta, kj
India Rubber, China and Wax Dolls Gloves. Ai
111 11 Ine m and Drcaa-IVInkera tieeiii
MRS. DOYLE, assisted bv competent MiUiaen,frem
New York, will attend te the Making and Trimmiag
Department, and wl»| endeavor with skill aad taste 17
p, ?,W 1 L w . h0 wUI f * Tor hflr their orders.
Cloth Talmas made, eat aad piaked. Slipper*, aad
Smosking Ceps stampod for bradiag, Straw Bcnaete
bleached and pressed.
Remember the spot in WhiUksr-street, asst deer to
Coogroae-streat. B0T |g
EXCELSIOR,
SAVANNAH FAPiHIONABLB
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No.BH llrjRn.it. Sc CeB$ren«ati.
Opposite the Market,
P. J. KUSENBERfi, Proprietor.
O N hand and for sale a large and wall selected
stock ef
Fall ft Winter Clothing,
Cheap for CASH and on aooommodatin
New Jewelry SI
THE Undersigned hoe op
subllsbment. at No. M5
here be will be happy te eh
now and splendid sssortmt
WATCHES Sc JEWBIXY
of all kinds.
Having engaged tbe seiyieea ef * competent Walsh-
maker, he is prepared te do repairing of every descrip
tion le the best manner, and hopes te give entire satie-
fsetion to hie patrons. (nol6J U. 61LBER.
Private Bearding Home.
fPHE eubscriber ha^.ng taken the spacious roil*
J. denos lately occupied by Wm. X. Way, Esq., re
spectfully notifies his friends and tbs pnblie, that ha
is prepared to aocommodato both p4rm*n*at aad tran
sput BOARDERS on reaoonable terms. Persons who
hsv* rooms elsewhere oon take their meals at his boose
should they wish te do so. Tbe bouse is located ia a
control part ef the city, ou Wright Square, apposite tho *
Court House. Hoptu to give entire satisffietioa he
trusts that both friends and strangers will give him a
share of patronage. Loot 30j (lEO. C. DUNHAM.
Boarding.
FEW Single Geullemen can oblain board and
l . lodging ot No. 20 Moagomery st., one door frem
corner o^ Broughton. Apply as above. nov 18
MUMICAL.
A GENTLEMAN being desirous of teaching th*
Violin, would like te take a few pupils who could
reoelve lessons of an evening. For terms aad farther
particulars, apply at
nov 6 Imo Q. B. MITCHELL’S Mnsio Store.
Daguerreotype Like
>HE subscriber is now prepared
LIKENER8E8, la tbs best style ofU
ifleont Gallery, eomer ot 8t. Juliea-
jet Square.
1 Pictures warranted te give eatlefael
taken without extra eharg*.
gjriustruotioDs given in the art, with a
furnLhed j also. Stock and Chtmiools for sale. _
cot 26 LW. MILLER. ^
wood: wood:
T he Subwirittor will keep col it. at to oa k.hd
•t hi. WOOD YARD, .1 th. Ouii Brid... . toll
1, ,t Hl tt«o.A of OAK. mcKOBY ud MNB
JD. All oidan 1.11 u A. D. J.tt.'., Broujhtoc-.l.
will b« prompt!, .tteodad to.
cw- Wood Bold Law Far Cut. ^3
Jowl I.M. BUTX.HR.
WOOD! WOOD!! WOODS!!
ri'HE StiUcttbor hu m ud willkoopcoutut-
offers by th* whole sale or retail, aa low for oash as earn
be bought for ia th* city. All orders puastaaRr at
tended to. aad particular attention give* to measure
ment. Wood yard at th* eld stand at the Canal aM
ment. Wood yan
Railroad Bridge.
Jy« ly
PETER WHITS.
O HAWl.to-Loo, .lid SRU.ro Bluk.t Sh.wto,
n «U Wool. Printed 8h.wl> ud th. totott ttpto of
Cuh&or. do..i*t t V*gXlA VEBSYlLUE'i,
78 lit Jolto. .adlOd Brru-otA.
r 10 Wut»8'« tup.
1 -0 errir. 70 bbto. Now Crop Now OrlouoOfo-
nor 18 aw.
)1.ANTKK.-RS bbto. GrouM>toM.r, U do.
of style aud quality cannot L
No. 115 Congrats-• tree',
fjgSSti&eumm..
Caielned do., far sals to arrive per brig CfivUiaa,
OGDEN BUNKER.
■ »IGOLKTTRH—A large vanety of Rigoleftes
KEMFTON 4 yRRiTlLLT,
E K LAIN KM Sc CAMHMKKK-r foes
pieces corn colored aad white d* Lainaa aai
mare, a very handsome let, at ,
MV SI XEMPTGN ft VXB6TU$1’&