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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1853)
POSTSCRIPT. second morning edition ivc<»e«J»r M,r»u«. b»lf-p«.l Aw’clwyfl. "Trom milledgevillk. •* P>l»y Rlmlfcl New*. house OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mill,*DOKViLUt, Nov. 89,10o'eloek, A. M. fir. Editor •—Th« House met pursuant to ad journment. Mr. Stapleton moved to recooalder the bill incor. poraliaf McDonough CoUeflete Seminary, for the purpose of offering an amendment. The motion V U iu>tained. A bill amendatory of the laws incorporating thin ciiy>*» hr u election of ofleera by the people I, concerned, waa introdueed from the Senate and read the fir** ‘I* 1 *** •phe resolution which originated In the House, re. ittive to the dosth of Mr. Arnold, of Pika, wns re lo rood with tn amendment, by striking oat the V orda “ this branch'of the General Assembly,'• and jnsertiug the General Assembly. The amendment „»i concurred in. A resolution requiring the Governor to have legal proceedings instituted for the forfeiture of the Grif- f|[) plank Road Charter, was referred to the Judi cisry Committee. Tho Special Committee, to whom bills for the for nation of now counties are referred, report unani mouily in favor of the bill to lay out a county from tbs counties of Welker nud Whitfield. This bill WA i reed the third time and parsed. The Judiciary Committee make n favorable re port in relation to A the Bill authorising Justices of the Inferior Court to hold to bail in certain cases. The Committoe on Finance recommend the pae ago of a bill to compensate certain census inkers. The following Bills wero introduced, viz: Mr. Woodward—A bill amendatory of the 2nd See. of the 7 th Art. of the Constitution. This bill extends to the Legislature the power to commute tho penalty of criminals from death, to imprison’ meat in tho Ponilentiary. Mr. McDougald—A bill to fix the hours of labor for white persons, in the several manufacturing ea- tsblisluneuts of this Stale. Also—A bill to preserve invlolato trial by jury. Mr.Thornton—A bill to amendgan Act in relation to Attachments^ Also—A bill to amend an Act authorizing plain- tiff* to issue Summons of Garnishment in certain siea. Mr. Trice—A bill regulating the governir.snt of ilsvra in this State. Mr. Crittenden—A bill to change tho term of huldiog the luforior Court in Spaulding county. Mr. Moody—A bill to approprin te imo thou' sand dollars for the improvemeot of Canoochee River. Mr. Robinson—A bill to extendtbe corporate lim its of the town of Sanderaville. Humph—A bill to define the lino botween tbe counties of Ware and Wayne. Mr. McCurdy—A bill to incorporate tho Dalton L Copper MiuoTurnpike or Railroad Company. Mr. Mays—A bill to incorporate the Mountn in Hangers, in the county of Gordon. Mr. McMullen—A bill to change tbe lino between the countiei of Macon and Sumter. Mr. Stownrt—A bill to change the nemos of cer tain persons therein mentioned. Mr. Hayden—A bill to requiro the Tax Collector of Hall connty, to pay over the Stats Tax of 1354 tu the Superior Court of aaid county, Mr. Maya—A bill to reduce the official bonds of SheriGVs iu thccouuty of Gordon from twenty to ten tboueand dollar*. Tho House adjourned until 3 P. M.J F. IN SENATE. Monday Moenino, Nov. 39th. Mr. Editor'The Senate mot tbia morning at A. M., and after organizing and reading the Jour nal of yeeterday, Mr. Miller reported a bill to amend the Law pass eJ in 1850, iu rotation to Plank Roads. Mr. Siugloton—A bill to form a new county from Lumpkin, Gilmer, Cherokee nod Forsyth. Mr. Duuagan introduced n series of resolutions, the purport of which was the assertion, "That Stalo haa tho right to withdraw from the Union at no the may think fit ao to do, and subscribers to Ueu. Jackson's doctrine on the question, and 100 copies wore orderod to be printed for the use of the Senate. Several amendatory bills to town corporations w existing, wore reportod, but they are of only local importance. Mr. Piloa reported a bill to authorize the Governor to purchase iron and loan tho samo to the Brunswick aud Florida Railroad Company. Mr. Sturgis—with a wonderful desire to econo* miio—when he has no relations in ihe Clerk' fices—reported a bill to regulate tbe number of Clerks iu both bouses hereafter. Mr. Duuwoody—-A bill to regulato the pilotage of the port of Darieo. A bill in relation to Justices Courts in McIntosh county. Alio—A bill to regulate the fees of tho Officers of ■sid Courts in said county.' A bill to lay out a near county from Dooly and Irwin, to be called “tVortb," to honor tho name md perpetuate the memor^jof tho gallant hero (ien. Worth. This Bill was passed—and it should have been— fur in the counties from which it is taken, it will bo relief to the citizons of those counties and be the meaus of increasing the number of immigrants into that garden apot of Georgia. A bill to alter and amend the 22d 8oc. 10th Divl. •inn of the Penal Code. This wna laid on the table for the present. A bill to alter and amend tho 1st Sec. of the 3d An. of the Constitution. The bill wss passed by two-thirds vote. A bill was also passed for the relief of — Morris of Randolph county. The Senate then ndjournod to 9 o'clock to-mor morniug. F. Facts Canuot be Doubted. Let the afflicted read and ponder! Jfor* than 600person* in ihe city of Itich- mond, Fo., atone, testify to Ihe remarkable we*performed by CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. The great Spring Medioine and Purifier of the Blood now need by hundroda of gratofnl patio an, who test- lty daily to the remarkable cures performed by the Rreateet of all medloines, Carter's Spanish mixture luralgla, Rheumatism, 8orofola, Eruptions on the skl ". Llvor DIiomo, F.T.n, Ulnar., Old Horn, jMIio- 11,111 ot Iho Kidney., Diaeu.1 of thi Throat, Fomalo Complaint., Pol. and Aohing of th. Bone. ond Joint. «o ■p.«dl!j pat to flight bp ualng thll groat and tnaa- "maole remedy. For all dtaeaaaa of tho blood, nothing haa Tot bout found to oomparo with It. It elaaneat tha ayetomof : l L*5prlll«, »ot. gently.nd efficiently on tha Lirer Kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives toaa to r— Stomach, makes tho Skin clear and healthy, and reitore the Constitution, enfeebled by diaeaao, or bro ken down by the exoessei of yonth, to iti pristine vigor and strength. h or the Ladies it is incomparably better than nil tha cosmetics ever uaod. A fow doses of Carter’s Spanish oixtor# will remove all aallowneas or complexion, tring the rosea mantling to the oheek, give elastielty w l, ‘° *tep and improve the genera] health in a re markable degree, beyond all the medloines ever «ard of. • ' A large number of certificates of remarkable sores rforued on persons residing in the oity of Richmond, k.,by the use of Carter's Spanish Mixture, is the best idonoo that there is no humbug about U. Thepraie, Ucl keepers, magistrates, physioians, and publio man, *>•11 knowntothooommunity, all add their toatimony • the effects of thli Quest Blood Puuinxn. tall and see a few hundreds of tho certificates ‘found the bottle. None genuine unices signed, DENNETT A BEERS, 'fuggists. _ Frinoipal Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE A CO., Ne. a Maiden Lane, New York. T-W. DYOTT A SONS, and JENKINS A HAET8- JORNE, Philadelphia. BENNETT A BEERS, Ne. 1SS Main street, Rleh- P>ond. Vo. And for sale by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.. THOMAS [•TURNER A CO-, JA&1E8 U CARTER, W. W. WOOLN, Savannah, E. S. 8TROHEUKER, Macon, tad by Druggiets and Country Merchants every vhqru. Price 91 per bottle or six bottles for $5. a»y 18 ^ eodly Yankee Notions. H. c. SCOTT Ac CO., No. 176 Broughton-Street—Up Stain. K OVER BARNUM'S STORE. OULD respectfully invite the attention of City and Country merchants to thalr extensive [of Haberdashery, Perfumery, Combe, Muaieal **••» Stationary and Faney Goods of all descriptions. TOYS. A vory i arga assortment of Toys. 3m oet!9 V TIRAULT respectfully informs his customer* •'A- the publio generally, that he hoe opened a y. / ° f now Toye and Confectionery, on the south °‘Broughton-etreet between Bull and Whitaker, t«re fresh Cakes, Rusks and Bread will be baked "<7 day. Also, loed Cokes and Maoearonles. ^raamented Cakes, Jellies and Cream, In faney made to order. Pippin f ° r th * wUl he boxed carefuUy for A^jonlinuanoa ofpublio patronage Is solicited. NEW STYLES. JUST received, per steamer Augusta, M i new style of Black Alboal Hats, fori s. PRoot«UT«w.-iwafl., oouatry- man and lovers t-bear me for my eaass, and be aileat that yon may baavt dboard prejudice that you may believe, and read facte that you may act la- telligently. Who, that Is yOnig, bat values tho lnxu- rlaat looks of youth and beauty f Who. that is middle- aged, but shudders at Grey Hairs? Who, that is old, bat would avert Baldness? If any, speak,-for him have I offended. As none speak, then none have I of fended In addressing twenty-four million people. Not one of these many million who have attested tho virtnes of Lyon’s Kathairon, for Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but will proclaim its beae- floial effeote far and near. Oaa trial will oonviaoe tbs most taeredaloas. Sold uniform, for 25 cents, by every Druggist in America. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Bread way. New York. T. M. TURNER AGO., Wholesale Agents In Savannah. moat difficult to cere. Wa aro planned to have It la our power to point oat remedy which has proved effectual la many eases, and whieh we oan safely recommend as a certain and infol- Ubfl oaro; it has been the means of ressuiag thousands from an untimely grave. Ws meea the Hooflaad’s German Bitters, prepared by Dr. G. M. Joekson, at the German Medicine Store, ISO Aroh-street, Philadelphia, and by Druggists generally. 12 nov 2ff k B- B.'B.—On the let day of September, 1853, Mr. Charles Randolph oalled at tbs R. R. R. offlee, and stated that for ten yeara bo had not eqjoyed a single meal. He had not, for five years, had a natural discharge from his bowels; hut wss obliged to resort to Injections, Ao. Ho was pals, haggard, and thin. We ordered Radway’s Regulators, one each night, end Radway’s Resolvent, three times per day- Oa the eighth of September he oalled upon us. HE WAS so ALTERED tutWE KNEW HIM NOT. Ilia appetite is good—his digestion easy—his skin moist and healthy—his step elastioand buoyant—his bouy vigorous, and his ays indicates a man of health and enorgy. For Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Difficulties of tbt Urstha and Bladder, Radway’s Regulator and Reno vating Resolvent are a quiok and positive eure. For all Arhes and Pains, for Neuralgia and Rheumatism, for Nervous and Bilious Complaint*, Radway’s Ready Relief is qulek and effectual. la five minutes’ time after its application, the patient Is frss from pain. Sold by Drugxlsts everywhere. 12 nov 20 CARD. tt BiP..F. STEIN returns his sinoore thanks VOHk to the inhabitants of Bavaunah and its vi cinity,for their kind patronage since his commencement in business, respectfully informs them that he has re opened his old stand, 144 Broughton-strest, with a new selection of Gold and 8ilver Watches, and a variety of Jewelry too numerous to insert. He hopes by unre mitting attention to merit a share of publio patronage. Repairing of Watches, Clocks, Chronomotors and every ■peoious of Astronomical Instruments, attended to with aceuraoy and dispatch. [novl6] F. STEIN. DR. HARRIS Has removed to the residenoe formerly owned by Capt. John B. Gallic, N. E. corner of Whitaker and Harris-sts. Offioe ia the basement, oct 26 3m I3P* 01 DENTISTRY, gfr — DR. BARNES having enlarged and re- •vil furniahed his establishment, hopes n; <r, with his inertoaed facilities, to supply tho inorcased demand for hie new style of Artlfloial Tooth, whioh are admitted on all sides to be tbe most life-like and beau tiful Dental substitute ever invented, and must be seen to be appreciated. Dr. B. will take great pleasure in exhibiting specimens of this to any who may favor him with a oall at his offioe, corner of Congress and Whlt- aHer-sts., entrance onGongress-st. N. B. Examination and advice gratis. oct 1 led permanently in Savannah, respoetfully tenders his professional servioes to its altliens. Office, 84 Broughton-streot. ly aug 9 DENTISTRY. Drs. IlOYALL and JOHNSON, Hurglcal and Mechanical DenllwU. Office over Zogbaum’s Moslo Store, Kar- •CJb ket Square. ly nov 8 Liberal advanoes made upon shipments •*JHb of Cotton to my friends in Liverpool and New York. (3m) O. A. L. LAMAR. DENTISTRY. DB. IN. C. HEALD Performs all operations pertaining to Natural or Artifi cial Teeth, iu the beet style. Offioe first ooraor west of the Marshall House. ly jan 17 To Traveler. Goto* North. THRoSa^INW^o’so HOURS. Iiw-ftfk udVh&rliiton Stai-Wetkij STEAMSHIP LINE. •« Ad car’s wharves overs , aad 'hdaeoday. after the arrival i she Cwre from the South aad Warn. Oa Saturday the aew aad i * 1 John Dickinson, KABION.- ■ W. ». Fo%"“ 1,200 Tons. / Coinman ON WEDNESDAY. UNION, X Richard Adame, 1,800 Tons. I fluie** SOUTHERNER „ 1,000 Tons./ Commander. These steamero are unrivaled on the eoast for safety, need and oomfort, experienced aad courteous oommaa- dera, tables supplied with every luxury, will ensure travelers by this, every possible oomfort aad aoeommo- 4 allow. _ 1ST For Freight or Pasaage, having elegant 8tote Room accommodations, apply at the office of the exeat, HENRY MI68ROON; Corner East Bay and Adgor’s Sou. Wharf. Cabin Passage 7- .“........$25 Steerage do.~.~..... J3 AST The new steamship NASHVILLE/ will be ready to take her place in the line early In November, esptli United Rtntei Mail Line. N.T. AND SAVANNAH HTUUMHIFB. DAT* OF LEAV- 1NG8AVANNAU FOR NEW YORK, aina, Uapt. Sohenok The Angueta, Capt. Lyon. The Florida, Capt. WoodhuL* The Alabama, Capt. 8ohenok, The Augusta, Capt. Lyon The FloridoTfcapt, V “ ** ....Deo. 3 .... “ 7 M .. 10 The kloridOfCapt. Woodhull, The Alabama, (^pt. 8chenok, The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, Tbs Florida,Capt. Woodhall Thtse ships are the largest oa tbe eoast, unsurpassed in speed, safety or oomfort—making their passage! in 00 to 6U hours, and are commanded by skillful, careful and polite offioers. They offer a most desirable ecn- veyanoe. to New York. On tho completion of the Knoxville, in January next, this linn will be semi- weekly. Cabin Passage, $25. PADELFORD, FAY A CO., Agents in Bavannah. BAM’LTl. MITCHELL, ootSl 13 Broadway, N. York. FUR PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The new and splen did eidewheel steam ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Bobt.1 liarqie,and Bi'ATE OF GEORGIA, capt. j. j. our- vin, Jr., will Isave Savannah for Philadelph'a evory Wednesday. These eteamehips are thu moat oomfortablo on the eoast, and are unsurpassed for safety and spoed. They will leave Savannah ae follows: 8tateof Georgia. ..Wednesday, 30th November. Keyetone State..... Wednesday, 7th Deocmber. State of Georgia. Wednesday, 14th Deoember. And so on. Cabin Passage .$2U C. A. L. LAMA it. Agent in Savannah. sep20 HERON ft MARTIN. Ag’ts m Philadelphia. STEAMBOAT LINES. TO TRAVBLLER! OOINO NORTH. TUB SAVANNAH AND CUAULKSTON D. *. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o'clock A. M., aftir the arrival of tho night train of the Central Rail- twod, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day, eonnsotlnc at Charleston with the WllmluMton Hteani-Pmeket* Whioh leave with tne U. 8. Mail ever and also with the New-York and Charleston Steamships^ Which leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur day afternoon. Passengers leaving Maooa on Tnesday evenings, will arrive in time to conneet with the spl did new steamship James Adyer one week, and •tsomship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land route, $20—time 62 hours; by steamships, $28. [my 16J S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. • * 2KP.M., SHIP LINES. FOR NEW YORK. The regular packet sohr PLANDOME, Capt. R. T. Brown, will have quick dispatch for the above port. For freight or passage apply to " l ''* “ \nrf.orto .ROWLAND ft CO. dSkL Captain on board at Hunter’s wharf, FOR NKW YORK—Ueorftla Line. Wo^finalsfoftor^anaag^jkBvlj to Captain onboard ROWLAND ft CO. > Anderson’s upper wharf, SORAWTOW ft Tallmaw, Agents N.’y FOR NEW YORK—Ueorgtu Line. The regular pooket sehr ECLIPSE, Capt. Goalee, will have diepatoh for the above port, freight ox passage apply to Captain * ’ or to ROWLAND ft CO. $ TAFBOOTT8 F0KK1GN EXCHANGE AND JCMIGHATION AUENOY. ^ Persons wishing to send for their friends, end desirous of bringing them out by first elass packet ships, are informed that the eubeei ibers are the only agents for the above Agenoy in this oity. They are also authorised to draw on Messrs. Wm. Tapsoott * Co., Liverpool, in eume from £1 and up wards, whioh drafts aro nogutlableln any town through out Ireland and Great Britain. Drafts on Franoe and Germany, payable in all parts of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to dec 24 ly BUNKER ft OGDEN, 80 Bay-i MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN ALL FAMILIES. Being prepared by a regular Graduate and Phy- eician of thirty years experience. Ton all Nxavooi Arrnorioas.—Dr. J. 8. Rose’i Nervous and Invigorating Cordial. The greatest die- oovery in Medical boionoe I—This astonlshingprepara- tlon for raising any weak constitution, debilitated by labor, study or disease, acts like a charm. Ii gi voe strongth and appetite, and possess** great invi- groating properties. Tun Great Fair Cubes .—Do you suffer uith any Pain I—If you do yon will find i turned lab. relief by using Dr. ROSE'S PAIN CUBER. It Is the only pre paration whioh enres, almost instantly. Sore Throat, Rheumatism from oolds, Pains ia the Side, Book or Limbs; Foes, Ear or Tooth-ache; Stomach or Bowels, 8ide or Back; Stiff Neok, Braises, Corns and Chilblains. Wherever yoa have pain, use the Fain Curcr. Safe to all ages. Frioe—12>$, 28, and 60 oent bottles. Fob WnooriNo Coogh.—This distressing and fre quently dangerous complaint yields and ie oured by be. ROSE'S CELEBRATED WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP. It allays the oougb, and prevents inflamma tion and dropsy ou tbe chest. It frequently *“ one week, and gives instant relief. Fifty o bottle. Children are aleo liable to Croup, whioh dangerous implaint yields immediately to Dr. J. 8. Rose's never failiug CROUP SYRUP. Price 24 oents. For all Diseases or tux Kidbits abd Bladder— Dr. J. 8. Rose’s COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCUU.—This is decidedly one of the host remodies ever used for diseasos of the kidneys, bladder, kc., and also for goaty affections; always highly rooomtnended by tho late Dr. Pbystck, and many of tbs most distin guished inodioal men abroad. Price 80 oents. Livbr Disieasbs, Dyspbfsia and Bilious Habits.— If your Liver is deranged, your skin will be yellow; Dyspepsia and Bilious eondition of the system will fol low: you will be troubled with eold feet, variable *p- K tlte, and depressed spirits. By taking Dr. Rose's ce- irated RAILROAD or ANTI-BILIOCS PILLS, yob will soon find all the above bad symptoms disappear.— Boxes 12)4 and 26 cents.—Frm/Vutn Mercury. ear All of the above preparations, with Dr. Rose’s MEDICAL ADVISER to Persons in Biokness and in Health, to be had of JAMES H. CARTER ft CO. Savannah, Qa. And of Dealers generally throughout the 8tatc. sep 6 lv A Warranted Remedy, PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES, SEA- CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS. OAN PURCHASE BO UKVBdT EQUAL TO DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT, For Dyiontery, Colic, Crouo, Coughs, Rheumatism, Quinsy Sore Throat, Toothaohe, Headache, Sea-siokness, Cuts, Barns, Swellings, Old Sores, Mosquito Bites, In scot Stings, Pains in tbo Limbs, fto. If it doss net give relief,reoolleot your money will be refunded. All that is asked is a fair trial of it aocord- tng to ths directions. This article Is an English reme dy, aad wot used by William Ike Fourth,late kins wf England, aadeertifled to by him os a cure for Rheumatism, where everything else he hod tried, foiled. Over 10,000,000 bottles have oeen sold in the Uultod States without a single failure, and many families have stated that if it ’was $10 per bottle they wculd not be without it, inkhse of Croup, aeit is as oertain to ours as it is applied. The moat aevero oouou is oured in a few days. It cures toothache in 8 minutes—HBADAOiinln % Bn hour and OUOLBHA, when first taken, in a few hours. Pries 25 and 60 oents. IRSEXIN! DB. TOBIAS hoe also put up a UOR NIMENT In pint bottles, whieh is warranted oheaper and better .ban other for Colic, Galls, Cuts, Sweiiiags, Braises, Bor.Ub», Crick*! HmI, Ac. gy p r i ce go oents. DR. TOBIAS oould All twenty newspapers with ths Utters ami certificates received commending his Lini- • • 3—**—itsumeis the sole agents tor Bavannau— aiso tor saio oy me or gists and storekeepers throughout Georgia. tor Dr. Tobias’ office, 210 Oroenwloh itreet, N. Y JTU. CARTER, Broughton street, opposite 8t. i A YBU’S CHERRY PECTORAL.—A freeh supply just receivsd at ths_Apothecaries SUPERIOR 3L’K Cloth Frock and S DRESS COATS—A fresh supply just received, r sale low by WM. tf. SYMONS, nov 23:Draper and Tailor, 17 Whluker-st. TYANTB—PANTS—A fresh supply of Black Y_ Doeskin Cap PANTS, a fino artiol#; also, Fancy flfsueh Cap Pants, just reosived^fer ^«rb^ g no? 23 Draper and TaBor, 17 Whiuksr-st. BGAKH— SEGAR8— Just received, 10,000 La Catedrol, 10,000 La DeliranU. <0.000 La Flori da, for sale at — No, 2$ Bull-street, sign of Big Indian S OWDKlt AND »HOT.—150 kexs Rifle Gunpowdsr^WO begs Dro^ end^Bask Shot,_for MCMAHON ft DOYLE. C lHKCKS on Merchanu' Bank, New York, in ; — - »1‘ A CO. HTUUfc,HtT.l.i8SS. U MTl M: board at Andsrsoa’supper wharf, 80HANTQN ft Tallnan, Agents,~N. Y7 FOR NEW YORK—Old Kutab. Line. A The brig JOSEPHUS, Wilson, master, wiU ejrwftmoet with dispatoh ae above. For freight ■aMMmpaissgo apply on board, or to nor 28 BIUGIIAM, KELLY ft CO. FOR BALTIMORE—Kegulnr Line. The echr WOODBRIDGE, White, master, will most with d^-patoh ae above. For freight ■MBkor passage apply on board, or U nov 28 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. dSh\ FOR LIVERPOOL. The bark ARAB, Everestma«ter, having part f her cargo engaged, will have diepatoh. For reight of 600 bales Cotton, apply to 6 HARPER, STUART & t FOR NEW YORK. The Brig WETUMPKA, Capt. Johnson, having L a part of her cargo engaged will meet! with dis- ►imtoh as above. For balance of freight or pas- ly to tho Ca^t.i FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. . The bark ADELIA ROOEB8, White Master WUFor particulars, apply to Aft novas BRIGHAM, KELLY ft 1 FOR NEW YORK—Union Cine. tj. The regular paeket sohr L. S. DAVIS, Davis master, will have quiok dispatch for the above •SfiMRport. For freight or passage apply to nov 22 OGDEN A BUNKER. FOli NEW YOitfi.—Ilrltf l.lnn. j-j. . The regular pooket bark HARVEST, H. Ni' «3nr&chol. master, will have quiok dispatch. For ■MBfreightor passage, apply on board at Padelford' Wharf, or to nov 21 WASHBURN, WILDER ft CO. FOR 1IOHTON. Ths brig MASON B. DAVIS, Davis, master, will meet with dispatch as above. For freight •or passage apply on board, or to r 19 BBIQUAM, KELLY ft CO. FOR NEW YORK. Too regular paokot sohr MARIA PIKE, Au- mack, master, will havo quiok dispatoh for the •asMMkabove port. For freight or passago apply to nov IS OGDEN ft BUNKER. FOR HAVANNA, CUBA. T-h The paeket sohr GEORGE P. MERCER, ^LLl Higbee, mas er.will have quick dispatch for the ■SMMbabove port. For freight or passage apply to nov 14 OGDEN ft BUNKER. FOR LIVERPOOL. ry The ship CHASE, Capt. White, having the ^re&lsrg.r part of her osrgo engaged, will meet ShV rltn despatch for the abovo port. For balance of freight, apply to —t II II. K. WASBBURN, Agent. lUmber, may flud employment by applying to ——**-“ treat. WM. CRABTREE. Bthe subscriber, 208 Bay-street. mKfftBtn no. 139 fltf&Bfl 3 J 1 J gBROUGHTON-ST.g 1 1 J J W. D. ZOQBAUM, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STHINGS A SHEET MUSIC, 139 BROUGHTON-8TREET, Next door to I. W. Morrell A Oo.’e Furniture Worcroonts SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. S OLICITS the attention of hie friends aud Ihe publio to his NEW MUSIC STOUB, wher*. they may inspect a large assortment of the Ta- rione articles embraced in hie business. The arrangements having been made by hiraeelfwith Northern Publishers, are such that he receives all sw Music as scon as publiihod. He aleo obtained the sols Agenoy for Savannah and is BUte of Georgia- ALBERT GEMUNDER ft BROTHERS’PATENTED CHURCH ORGANS, one of whieh attracts so much attention and admiration at the CrysUl Palace. New York. M. COBURN S, of Sa- v ami ah, IMPROVED and PATENTED VIOIANS. GEORGE GEMUNDER’S VIOLINS, to whioh a Prise Medal was awarded at the World’s Fair, London, as also the Agenoy for the MUSICAL WORLD and NEW YORK MUSICAL TIMES. Dealers, Teaohers and Schools supplied advanUgeops Terms. Musio bound, all )< Plano Fortes tuned. ft^TAU orders punctually attended to aad executed unusually all kinds of Instruments repaired and e shortest notioe. Fall and Winter Dry Goods. 6. BROWN’S CHEAP OA8H STORE. THE subscriber is roceiviug by nteamors weekly, his Fall and Winter Stook, to whioh he respectfully aolioits publio attention. Plaid Broesdo and Figured Sllka of the newest styles. Plain and Figured Btaek Silks. Plain and Colored French Mouslin do Laiaos. Plaid Colored Mouslin. Bilk aad Wool Plaids for Children’s wear. French end Eng. priited Cashmeres and M do Latac. Swiss and Jooonot Cambrics. . i'»«* Insortings. A lares variety of Hu siry. Irish Liaens, all prioe |. Linen Damasks and'I able Cloths. Frenoh aud 8ootoh Towels and D'apers, ete.. «to„ oombined with a good assortment of Shootings nod Shirtings, Brown and Wkita. P All of whioh will be sold at extremely low prices at theoorner of Barnard and Broaghton-sts. Jastreoeivod a splendid assortment of Block and Col'd Bilk Velvet Mantillas aad Cloth Talmas of the latest styles. nov 14 Fashions for November, T> ECEIVED per steamer Auguste, the latest Fall XV and Winter styles of 'Xadies’ Cloabs and Talmas, eoneistlngcf the mostapproved and fashionable patterns, suoh os Aragonese and Saragassa Sontag, Eglantine, Victoria, Castillian. Pompadour, Moscow wraopor, AibonL fto. fte., In Rlaek and tbe various shades of Brown and Drabs. The Ladies are invited to oail aad inspect these boaetiful goods. W. C. WADSWORTH, —17 No U5 Caagrait-ft-, op. filaskl Ueaso. ■ W&rMb: A TKACIl KR, a si ogle sentieman. who under- steads thonmxbly nU the English branches, to take share# of a small school at Krwinton. Barnwell District, Bo. Cn., abent teveaty-fl v* milts from the city. The loeatien Is very healthy, and in every respect most agreeable. For term# aad particulars, apply im mediately to CRUGER A WAGE, nov 29 6 No. HA Bay-street. WANTED. A N OVERSEElt on np Hie. Pl.utuliou, within 8 or 4 mile# ef Savannah. A man who oan fur nish the best testimonials as tooharootor and oapoolty, who haa had the management of large tide swamp plantation and been successful, will receive a liberal salary. None need apply who have not the best testi monials. 80BT. UABER8HAM. Savannah, Nov 26th, 186$. nov 26 WANTKD. "■EMPLOYMENT by a Young Man of industrious JLi habits, as Book-Keeper or In nay other eapaoity wherein hie servioes would be benefleal to his em ployer—iaoonvereant with Book-Keeping by single and double entry. City reforeneee given. AddrcssF.il., Box 43. Posteffiee. this eity. 8 nov 26 WANTMD. Cj IX good Tinmen, to whom constant employment O will be given and liberal wages paid, nov 26 KENNEDY ft BEACH, Agents. WANTED A WHITE Servant Girl to do House Work in t* 1V email Family. None need apply but tho best, to whom good wages will be given. Apply at tho briok building on State-street, third door above Barnard- etreet. tf oct 11 WANTED. Tj'OUR Journeymen Tullore, two Coat hands, and J two Pantaloon makers. Enquire at oet 6 ROBINSON ft CAMP'S. WANTED TO HIRE OU FURCIIA8B. A HOY or MAN, suitablo for n Porter in n Dry XI Goods Store. Apply to sep 30 WM. WRIGHT. Land Warrants. *13HE bigheet price paid by A aug 31 WM. P. ROWLAND. Houses and Lands. TO RENT. A small Two 8torv Hones to rent ono door MiD from Price-street in Hay Lane. Rent $160 per J^Lannam. Apply nt thll office. 6 nor29 A HOUHK WANTED. red Situated in a central and respeotablu part of ktiH the oity, eultnblo for n Uonrd'ng Ilouao. Apply JfcaLat this office. 6 nov 29 FOR MALE OU RENT, md A new doable tenement Wooden Ilonse, IK B»;d Stories high, all lathed and plastered, in Roberi- XsILvlUe, subjeot to a ground rent of $12 50annually. Apply to [nov 26J WM. WRIO^T. TO RENT, red TWO ROOMS, with the privilege of a Kitoh- |||| en, fronting Ogl6thorpo Square, aud south of fcAthe Unitarian Churoh. Inquire ot this Office, nov 24 0* For Bale. A valuable Plantation on Bkldnwny red Island, containing 7B0 Acres more or less, “™**otne 660 Cleared, and uoatiy excellent JUbL Swamp Lend. The Plantation is A) miles from the city by water and 12 by land, eroselng a ferry. Health ana water unsurpassed and landing acceesable by Florida Steamboats. Oat of ths number of sixty per sona but one death oecurred by disease (pleauriey) in fifteen years. Apply to lnov24| WM. WRIGHT. Furnished Hooni. A HANDSOME furnishful Room, with Hoard In a private family, and in a central part of the city, tor a Lady and Gentleman, or twoelngle Gentle men. Enquire at this office. nov 22 TO RENT. A FARM, one mile from the city, containing 17 /A acre*. On the premises is n convenient dwel ling, Plastered and well flntilisd. For partioulare en quire ot T. J. WAL8U, No. 175 Bay-street, nov 22 TO RENT. red TWO Houses on the eorner of Barnard and RmB New Uouston-streets. Apply to AlM. nov 10 0. A. CLOUD. TO RUNT. A BRICK STORE, No. 116 Hrynn-strect. Apply iA to [nov 10] a A. CLOUD. TO RENT. red Thrco Two Story Wooden Buildings, with Rnd Kitchen separate, on the oorner of Jones end JBJL Purse-streets, will be rented eheapbv the year. Apply at J. RANKE'S, oct 31 Cor of Montgomery-it. and Bay lane. FOR HALE. refffl A House and Lot, oorner of Liberty and Rey- Sjil nolde-etreets. The Lot ie (JO feet front on Llbor- JraM.ty. nod 90 feet deep on Hey nolde-etreets. fee simple. Th* dwelling is a new two story briok build ing with a store underneath at the corner. —ALSU— A vacant Lot adjoining, of the earn* dimensions, fee simple. Apply to loot 28] WM. WRIGHT. FOR KENT. A Stable end Carriage House. Applv to JtA oct 26 WM. WRIOHT. TO RENT. A WHARF Btore. Apply to iA oot ll T.J. WALSH. TO RENT. red A Briok House on Jonss-street, on n full lot. Possession given immediately. Apply to Jlil. octll T.J. WALSH. FOR HALE. rett A valuable Plantation, situated on the Louls- EhH ville Road, eleven miles from Savannah. It has JKJAa good frame two story dwelling, and all nooes- sary out-buildings on it, tikis tractor Land contains three hundred and eeventy-flvo aoree, more or lose; there are about one hundred and twenty acres of oloer- ed land and under good fenue, suitable for the produc tion of Corn, Cotton and Riot; tho wooded land oou- taine Oak and Pine, and is convenient to tho Central Railroad, whioh rune through it. Purchasers wishing to buy, will please oall and examine for tbemeelvee. Yor further p.rtlouUr., .pplj on th^ml...,^ to Also, will be sold with the place, sight Negroes, ao- onstomed to field work; Horses, Wagons, Certs, Cat tle, Cora, Fodder. Peaa and Potatoes, if applied for in time. Titles undoubted. oot3 FOR RENT. |ri| Four two story Wooden buildings, sit- |*jl unted on West Hroed-st. and Roherts-atreot. WM These buildings are new, neatly finished, with all out buildings. Apply to sept 3d tf A. BRYAN, on the premises. FOR RENT. rpjlE 8TORE immediately under our office, well 1 salted for a grain and feed etore, or for storage ofootton. Apply to [asp 23] ROWLAND ft CO. riHJ RENT—Tho second Store under our office. I Possession given 1st Ootober. sep 3 ROWLAND ft CO. FOR RENT. rett The Tenement in Waldburg’s Building, at fli'l present occupied by W. Woodbndge, Esq. Tos- JBjtteession given 1st November. “ 19 R. HABERSHAM ft SON. TO RENT. f-tt Three of the Five tenement Houses oornsr of Abercorn and Jones-etreot, inquire to sep 14 A. BON AUD. For Sale. ysw The Plantation on Sklilttw.y l.l.nd, Sf& Kjn o.ll.J th, LODGE, with on l.l.nd at- - I- teSAucbod to it—in all said to eontein 900 acres. The prlco will be moderate, aud tho tonne ac commodating: fur whieh oddrees ■ep i tf M. G. W. at this offioe. Grocery Stand. TTIOR BALL—A building lot in ChMh.mW.rd, _P suitable for . Ywnily Groe.ry Store. Also. Lot No. M Troop WMd—both ooraor loti. Apply.* thi. oOoe. tf «», U TO RENT. flM| Three fine STORES, on Moore’s wharf. r;| BOU T. 11ABEK8HA_M ft SON. JLAfobM New Goods Just Received. READ WELSH FLANNELS warranted not to shrink in Washing. FINEST BLANKETS in nil sites. FLUNITITRE CHINTZES ud Callcoen, Tory low prloed .ad fMt Color.. ALL WOOL UKO FLANNELS, Plain and Twilled. For sale at loos than msnal prices by [nov281 McCOSKEU ft TRKANOR. Fancy Droceries, Wines, BRANDY, LIQUORS AND SEGARS STORE. fl^HE Subscriber having enlargod his etore, eorner 1 of Bay and Whiteker-stroote, offer fur sale on the moot favorable terms the following Goods:— 10 half- pips (Hard Dupuis Brandy, 1844; 6 do Jean Lode do 1811; 6 do Henessy do 1814; 5 do Baxorao do 1808; 2 pnnohoon Bcoteh Whisky, in bond t 2 hhd* Bt. CroU Rum, in bond J 10 qaarter-eMk Madeira Wlwoj 10 do Port Wine; 10 bile N Gin; 2 pipo Holland Gin; 10 bbls M Whisky. 60 000 Spanish Bogars, of various brands, and a cum ulate assortment of Fancy Groceries, sack as English and American Pickles, libstor. Salmons. Mackerels, Sardines, Ollve^ Capers, Salad Oil, English and French Mustard, Dutch; French and West India Cordial*, all warranted genuine and superior to any In the market. A. fiOfl AUii, nov 22 Corner of Bay and Whitekor-strecte. NEW W&&L CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, fpilE Subscribers would announce to the com- J. munity at large, that they are now opening in th# new brick buildings. No. — Bny-etreet, Savan nah, On., n general and oomplote aesortment of Cnr- riagee. Buggies, Solkiee, fte. And will oontinue to re- oolvs from time to time, addition* to their stook. that they feel eon Adsnt will meet tho approbation of eas- 10 They have associated with them Mr. J. C. Thornton, who bos been long and favorably known in the South, as a gentleman of extensive experience in th* manu facture and sale of Carriage*; and who is oonneoted with a first class manufacturing establishment nt the North. Their Stook (which is got up under the Immediate supervision ef Mr. Thornton,) for superior material and beautiful style and finish, cannot be surpassed in M 2nvtef thus perfected their arrangements, they ore prepared to offer Carriages, whioh, for lightness, strength end durability, are peculiarly adsptod to the reqefremsaU of this market, and which they do not hesitate to warrant in every particular. Their determination iato hold oet inducements not heretofore enjoyed by thtt oummunlty, mad to keep con stantly on hand a supply of Are! ole.* work. They hope, therefor*, by asaidnity and honorable dealing, to insure a share of tho increasing trade of DU. r.ptdlj growing clfy. T. J. K.WLOK , CO. Toot. 3. Nayxob.1 mo.» [U.D.W. auui.mh. TkDNDED LlULUllS HLorry end Fart Ji T WU.UDo..,<«-l. ^ Wle B rL0RiSCI clan 143 roa 1858. To bvdrawn in this City This Day, SCHEME, 1,004 DOLLAR!! fto. fto. fto. Tickets $1-shores in proportion. „ V.»«mf.r Ur.for, h Uurj. w M B*y UH.II.M BaU-rti««>. UUBKNB AND PULAMKI OIONV1MKM LOTTERY OFFICE, OjSct Ife. 6 /PAU.k.r-Hlreit, Sai L.*t QBEOOBY k MAURY. IUu|l BCIIEHR. 4,094 DOLLARS! fto. fto. fte. Tickets $1—Shares la proportion. M JAMES GOWEN, ov 30 Vendor for Gregory ft Maury. The Very Latcm Style ■■ For Winter Hats, of French manufacture, and of |S very light texture. Wo assure the publio that theee Hate cannot >0 btat in any respect. Cell and eee them et N. K. BARNUM ft CO. ^ Hat and Ca^ Store, 176 Broughton-street, opposite St. GBOUGIA STATE LOTTKUY, for the benefit of the ImUpendeni Fire Co. at Augusta, A. D. ELLIS ft CO., Managers. 73 ffi 9 21 22 16 44 76 63 2 I 72 13 49 Here in Homething Fine! Will be drawn in Savannah This Day. Ocoi'Kla State Lottery, CLASS 131. 15 drawn ballots In oaoh pack of 26 Tlekets. SPLENDID SCHEME. 87,000-9,000—1,000—600 And more than $100,000 in Smaller Prizes Tickets only $2)4—Shares in proportion. Risk on a package of quarters only $7 60. Tlekets and Sharee for sale, and Prises caehed on de mand, bjr * - .... gar Office No. 163 Bay-atreet— near City Hotel—in oonneotion with jlorndcn'e Expreee Offioe. rigM Georgia State Lottery. A. D. ELLIS ft OO., Managers. RAWN N(JftftM£KM—Of Georgia Slate Lottery, Class 13b. drawn on the 29th inst: 73 16 9 21 hi 16 44 76 63 2|1 72 U 49 CLASS 131. To be drawn In Savannah This Afternoon. 4M o’clock, 16 drawn ballots in each package of 26 tiokots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 07,000—0,000—1,000—600 D fto. fto. fte. Tiokots $2 60—helves $1 26-qaarters C2 oents. AST Orders from the country answered promptly, drawings sent regularly, and prfsse cashed on demand at this offioe. Tiekete, either singly or by th# package, for sals by CHARLES B. PATTERSON, w. D. zogbauh, H AS Just received per Alabama a now supply of JIILLIEN’8 celebrated Quadrilles, Gallops, is, Wallies, etc. eto. For sale at his x4bw musio store, 139 Broughton-Street, I. W. Morrell * “ * “ Next door to I. W. Morroll ft Oo.’e Furniture Ware- 1UON HAILING, V KUAN DA 118. OHNA- MENTAL IKON WORK , dec. H AVING t*ie Agency of a large Manufactory, I am prepared to fornieb at short aotiae. nov 22 J. F. PELOT, 224 Bay-st. J. II. UOHU1V&CO., H AVE just received another lot of those Fine Light eolored all Wool Mousline de Laines at 60 cents, worth 62 cents. 25 piooes more of those vary cheap Plain eolored do Lainosat25oente; 10 piooes English Merino, Double width,at75oents, worth $1 per yard; plain, browu, bine and tan oolor Alpacas at 37>4 worth 50 cents. Swiss Cambrio and Lace Undorsleevee. very cheap and fine, Swiss and Cambrio Collars, do do Chemisette. All or ths above are tor sals at 140 Broughton-st. nov 18 JOHN OLIVER, HOUSE, SION a SHIP PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &c., No. 121 Broufthton-nt., T1EGS to re'.urn his thnnke to tho citizens of 8a- J > vannah, for past favors, and to assure them that all work in hie line entrusted to him, shall be done promptly end in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts by an ossldaous attention to business, the employment or oompetent workmen and the ase of the beet materi als, to insure a oontinuanco of their favors. He keeps for sals mixed aad dry paints, paint oil, turpentine, varnishes, window glass and putty, paint, marking, white wash and other brushes. v 21 WM. HUMPHREY8, Agent, MANUKACTUHKR OK KHaentlal Oils, Extracts and Perfumery of every description. FANCY TOILET AND 8IIAVING SOAPS, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Ac. Ac. Ac., Hnvannnb, Georgia. T?OR sale by Messrs. Eaton 6l Vermin, 78 Mnideu Jj Laae.J. AJ. T. Tripp, 90 and 92 Maiden I^ne, Hay dock. Clay ft Evan~ '*•'*" • Druggists, New York. laydook. Clay ft Evans, 218 Pearl Street, Wholesale * iste, New York. No visiters or oompany received unless through taj special invitation. W. D. FORD, DKALKIl IN C110ICE FAMILY GROCERIES. PICKLES, PKE8EKVE8, Fraltw, Confectionaries, Nutis, dee. FISH, OYSTERS ami ICE when in season. Woldburg's Buildings—Jrfferson-st Havnnnnh, Georgia. m Will be sold la froat of Oeurt House, between the le gal hours of sale,Lot aad Imprevemeate, Me. Ifkeef uerof South Broad and Whitest?, otreete. ThsLte is subjtot to a Ground Reas of $07 60 to tbe Cfoy. “ improvements ooneist of a double tenemsat Dwel la the basement of whioh is an Offioe, Drawing B Pantriee and Bathing Room. Oa the first floor, fa two large aad elegant Parloro. with a spacious Verandah inclosed with Venetian BUnde. In the eeeond story Is four bed rooms,with an eaoloscd Vefnadah,aUlight ed with gas. There are spacious accommodation hitohen and servant rooms, carriage house aad si in a brisk building on the rear of the dwelling; oi lane In the yard, is n fine pump and good water. Also—A Yellow Woman, aged about 45. a good Cook and Washer. The above porperty is sola by lenvo of the Ordinary, as ths property Of 1). M. Rogers dsosas- ed, and by order of the Admin lstratorsTTems bo deolnred at the sale. lots to salt purchasers, for sals low. Terms cash. Private Haiet , _ Lot Mo. 12 and Building, oa Btoue-strcoh The I<ot is fas simple, 60 front by 80 deep. Ths dwelling it two Land al Private Sato. Brown Briok, in qualities Lot Land No. tS, 16,3, oentaining 160 aereft well tim bered, silaatod In Cass Coiaty near Kingston, a foW* miles from the State R. Road. stories high, aad well finished, plied for by '.he 20th inss. Two five acre lots, one mile from the eltv. for sale low If applied for immediately, oa accommodating terms. Grey, Hard Brown, ana Brown Briok, in qnnntiUi to euit purohaeore. 300 bushel* Tennesseo Corn, In lots to suit purchaser* just reoelved. 21 bbls eholee Butt Pork, In lote to cult purchasers. Landing and for sale. A desirable Building Lot for Sale.—Lot No. 9, fourth ty thing, Anson Ward. For particulars, enquire at the oountiag room. 6 kexs Red Stone Mills Powder, 2 do Retard ft Go’s II EG UG powder, IS do Dupont*# N P Powder, for aale low to close n oonoern. feet, situated on s. wwi.wif.p- “"frit* To “ 4 *^ “• »“> of •cpt.flS.r ML ’Am Tr«cl of J U.I Lend Ko. a, K ready-made Clothing, eonsiatlng of eaperfine frock, aaok nod overcoats, in lote to sail pproboserr, for sale low. Terms cash. Barnum’s Southern Museum. T HE PROPRIETORS beg to announce to the cl- tlsene of Savannah that they have looated perma nently la tble oity an exteualve collection of Animals of the rarest descriptions, embracing specimens of nearly every variety eeleoted from tho FOHEBT AND MOUNTAIN* FROM THE SEA AND THE AIR. Toths curious, as well oa those interested ia the •tudy of nature, as she manifesto herself in the nnme- roai forms by whieh the links of animal gradation is traood, this exhibition cannot foil to afford gratifier ‘* and delight. Believing that tho presence of suoh an institution must bo desirable in n city of tbe extent, population and position of Savannah, tho^Proprietors hav# not hesitated to vstabtish here a Museum worthy the patronage of its inhabitants. In the arrangement of theirepeolmene no labor or ex pense hoe been spared to convey to the beholder, n oor- rect Idea of the dispositions and characteristics of the various animals in their natural state. The following selected from the aaUlocue, which embraces animals from all parts of the tcorld. * ill afford a slight oonoep- tloa of the extent of the collection to whioh pnblio at tention ie now invited. BIRDS—The Argos Pheasant, male and female, fine spcolmene. The Cuakoo, n rare bird and beantifUl, and whioh ie but rarely eeen. An Albatross-from the Cape or Good Hope. A splendid epeolmou of the Shell Drane of South America. Pheasants In numerous variety.— The Blaok Cook. Two varieties of the Prairie lien. A Carrier Pigeon. Birds of Paradise—the two and twelve shafted. The King Bird of Paradise. The King Ilnm- ming Bird, and twenty-seven different varieties of ths same species. An Ostrieh of ths Inrgsst else. QUADRUPED8.—Among these will b# found meg- nifloent specimens of the Lion, the Polar Boar, th* Le opard, the liyene, the Puma, a Canada Buok.tho Sloth, tne Lynx—with a number of smaller animals. A 8t. Bernard Dog of the largest sits, and a foil grown Hits Dog, n native of the Fees** Islands, the srooilest spe cimen of the oenlne species over seen. A Sea Cow. A Mermaid, and a va?iuty of other sea animals. An African Doer in the lolde of n Boa Constrictor. An additional attraotion lathe Museum will be found ia a series of eighteen COHMORAMIO VIEWS, repre senting European Cities end Scenery. Scenes at Sea, and many other interesting and attractive subject*. Th* hoars for visiting it will be from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M., from 2 to 6 end from 7 to 9 P. M. Fridays and Fri day Evenings will be appropriated exclusively to tbe admission of the oolorca population. NOTICE. T IIE steamorT. 8. Motcalf requiring some slight repairs, the David L. Ailnius, until further no tice, will be taken from the Florida route to supply her plaoo. Savannah, Nov.22,1853. nov 23 WANTED. A VESSEL tu take a cargo of Pitch Pino I.um- JJL *>r to Montevideo, for whioh $22 per Mond 6 per cent., w!ll be ; aid. Apply to . Povitt 0. ft. L. LAMAR. FOR MALE. ■ftA Fine Northern IIOR8E, well broken to / AawT^tho Harness aud Saddle, at the subscriber's LJ t V.Btsblu, corner ot Barnard and Broughton-sts. >*i it TUGS. F. STEVENS. Horse*. TWENTY hoadol fin# large har ness HOBBES, for sale to arrive in 3kr>i£ £YS\ In. rto drive Twenty Dollars Steward, OR the apprehejudon of my man WILLXAM.who runaway last Monday. He formerly belonged to __ L John Dillon, and wa* purchased bv me frjm Capt. Tucker. Tbe above reward will be paid upon his deliv- srery to ms“ [nov 7) if. F. WILLINK. F 0 ' Cspt. J Aquatic Club of Ueorgla. rpHE first annual Regatta of the Aquatic Club of 1 * Georgia, will take place at Savannah, eommenoing on TUESDAY, Deoember 6th, 1863. Ths following purse# are offered by the Club: For Eight Oared boats, not to exoeod 48 feet in length—one purse $400 Six do do do 43fr SOU Four do do do 88 300 Two do do do 82 100 sept 29 3tw-td M. OUMM1NO. Secretary. ♦.•Charleston Courier and Merenry, please copy. Boom. 26 bbls. choice Kidney J bark Harvest. , , , , . Prim. Wkil. Um M FHmi. SkU. iHlmtliri 1. note, uifl (or Mi. Ii M. M nllnr •lien. Turn tub. u«V V.ln.Ht J/kiUh^lmU M YH.Mll Ro.ndkU C'.M.I .1 Pnvai, Skit. F»w ludtef iMtHhi o.fluui-uw WUH^nadlt Cement. ■ Improved Esssnes uf Oojf ee. We ixav# just reoeivsd from tbe mannfoeteretsln Philadelphia, mod wUl oontlnoe to keep oa hand fee •ale. Augustus Hummel's Improved Essence of Coffee. This is ths best earn position of Coffee ever offered for sale, and Coffee made from the Eseenee is much more wholesome, more del ioats, Inner flavored aad colored, S srfeotly oletr, and in every respect superior tetbe nett Rio Coffee, and in ase will prove a nett saving 7$ per cent, over Coffee prepared in Ue ordinary manner, fry it aad see if it does v— IMKW " Fresh Leaf’ Lard. jutt°rM*ived per B. B| from Tennessee, and for sale in lote to salt pnrehoiere . ‘M*- »•-, * UlMlMMh Brwflr, ?* Whllky, l pip.. Holloa. Ql. » i .Khtfl tHkl tk.i, CmUIIIo. k Co. Ml. H.UHD Ur.nd,- >00 4o,. of lu H.d.li., 8h.rrr u. hfl *** »~- ouk. lidu, 10 mk, EUu, U Nik, Shoulder.. Hat.-SOOb.l.. Eutora in. Nortk.ro. owur.-uo bWr. Rua.ud.1. C.ro.ut Co. rwuu.-UKi bblr. CM, M bbli. ■tokffi.flA CaoouilT.—ItormtMMUrUd Onamfl ..d Onalt. Toi.kl.ri, wmM, 18 WH- Wiu.i, 16 bbU. Lompt HoUu.. C.o.,... IU..—10 wbol. ,ud lOhMf bbli. BMtu, * * uri. ..Mrtn.ot or rurbuki IMM. AIM,. Urn M.onn.nt of H.idj UMl ClotkUf, l>r; (food., Moutie., Wood.. W.ra, Bran cloaU. To.., go.,., l'» cy Artiol.., kt, ka. jJT. * T»o Bior... No«. t .IriiiUiMc.; BoUdl.,, Bo, •tveet, for rent low. ^ DB. H. W. BANKS, S E8PECTFULLY olT.r. bl. I'rufM.ltui.1 mt- Sr* lm ‘l>. ..rto.i bruckM ,f DWSTMT1Y, • flltll.M of b.T.n.h ud .1M.1IV, flir.n.itcM—Ed.oid Hod.ltord, 8r., I. T. Okin, “**. donpb B. Fkf, W. W. ld.nlu, u. If. Prud.r- |ML » Ear one. on OMCTM«-.t, 1 .Mr. tnn. Drvkon SELLING OFF I SELLING OFF I -|<HK entire .lock of GKOCKWEB, WINES, I f.IQUORS, BEOARB, SAUOKB, *c...... 1. M.n 1.7 Btoajhton it. will k. Mid of u OOBT prtmk, M tb. MBf.ni hi. to M cloMd. 1 !>»A. .. BOI.OMQWB. Baths! Baths! 1 BbUm!!! Y BATHING ROOMS are now ready andln complete order. Warm and Cold Baths only li l wonld respoetfully solicit the patronage er the publio. N. B.—Gentlemen wUl pleitee pur eh ase their tiekete in the Hair-Cutting Saloon before bathing. Oema and Bathe—I will have it well attended to, lfl can get cus tom enough to pay its expear** M v 10 J. M. HAYWOOD. The Arbour Billiard Saloon, OPPOSITE TL'l.AHKI HQUABK. T HIS moguificent SALOON is now open to tin public. The proprietor takos (his method o informing Ills nnraerons frionds and tho public, that h has opened the above Saloon, and assures his patron that every attention will be paid unto those feelingdis posed to favor him with their patronage. The choices Champagnes, Wince, Brandis*, Cigars, Ac. Ac., oan b bad at the bar. P. 8.—Free Lnneh daily at 11 o’olook. ftOyChorlestoa Courier, Auguste Constitutionalist Maooa Messenger,please insert and send bill to thi offioe to the amount of $5. nov 18 Stfiaiu Engine for Sale. A MARINE Condensing Engine and Boiler, oi about 36 horse power, aoltable for a email Steam boat, requiring bat littlo repairs, will be sold abarga'n PIANO FORTEN. MDHIO dc MUSICAL IN8TKUMBNTS. Tbo subscriber havingparohasedthe which Arm ho has heretofore been the acting member iu Savannah, would res pectfully invito the attention of those In want of any thing in the Musical Line, to his estab lishment. From many years experience, both in pro fessional and business matters oonnected with Mt vie, Mr. M. feels himself folly qualified to proffer his ▼iocs in tbe selection of Musio and Instruments, ot fulfilment of orders; with the assuranoe of hie utmost teal and industry ia his endeavor to deserve tbe patron age and eonfidsnoe of th* publio. U. B. MITCHELL, Sucoeseor to F. Zogbaum A to. For Sale. >yPk M. feet of Boarde and Scantling, for sale low, I G to clear out a lot. 0. PERRY, Agent, . 12 tf Willink'a Wharf. .lr'Olt WALK-Two boys 21 and 22 years old, l 1 accustomed to waiting os Stewards aboard or a steamboat, very likely, healthy and Apjl^to WM. WRi APKR, Foolscap, Letter, dec.—In store over 1000 Reams, the kinds and qualities mostly used, are reoelved directly from th* MiU, and sold ia lots ot 10 or 20 reams for eash at Mill prices. ENVELOPES-Over 200,000 oonotantiy some as low as$l per thousand. NOTE ENVELOPES, NOTE PAPER and CARDS— A vary extensive assortment, some very beautiful for Weddings, Soirees, fte. r 10 ' JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. DYING And Renovating Establishment. 73 York-street, near tho Court House. BAVANNAH, GEORGIA. ESTABLISHED lit 1832. I HE Subscriber grateful to his patrons and friends for their ooatinued favors wonld state t,lo odd!, '.on to the Improvements in Dying, ac quired by him during his last visit to England aad Hootland, has made arrangements for extending his bu siness, by whieh he is vew enabled to Dye a greeter variety of Colors On Silk and Woolen Dresses, Shawls, fte., whieh he trusts will generally pleasa all who may favor him with their patronage. Gentlemen's Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated, as *e*y be required, in the acme superior etrle which hoe generally so xnaeh pleased his patrons and friends. Ladies’ Bonnets Dyed, Bleached and Pressed in the most fashionable styles. Orders from ths country punctually attended to, Terms moderate. When par- eels are cent by steamboats or rallrosd, word should bs sent him by letter through tbs Post Offioe so that ho may know where to call for them. nov 14 ALEXANDER OALLOWAY. H AY dc BRICK—Lending from brig l bee nt Bolton's whorl'. $00 holes Prime Eastern Hay __ Carib- at Bolton's whart'. mkMj teles Prime Easter „ n.000 Hud Bull Mntiwn Brtok, «lk»bl. Nr SHfcamaw-* |>AVIN« BRIUKH.-30,(H)0 good quality X Northern Bricks. Apply to nov 23 tf WM. CRABTREE. 1)1U»1B KAMTKIIN HAY-150 b.ie. Prim. 1 Wieuasset Usy, in store, In lots, and by retail. Apply to [nov 25—tf] WM. CRABTREE. LOTH FOR HALE. O LOTS, well located for building, will be sold low sj if applied for immediately. J. F. PELOT, nov 22 224 Bey-street. XlRBHH GOODS AT REDUCED PRK- 1J CES.-PIeid Row Silks. Brooade and PUld Silks. French Muslin DeLaines, Persian Cloths and French Prints. For sal* very low by nov 21 HENRY LATHROP ft CO. >1 KIIINO AND MILK VEMTH.-Lodi..', 1YL Mlsflos', Men's and Buys' Merino Vest*—a fall assortment of sixes and qualities. For salo by nov 21 HENRY LATHROP ft CO. l^LANNKLH.—White end Colored Flannels— JL 1 assorted qualities. For sals by •0T31 UKNIIY LATHROP k CO. k« OUKN1NU LIOODH.—Block Bouibuin.., f 1 Canton Cloths, Alpacas, Tammine Cloth, Mns- lTnD*Laines, fte. For sals by nov 21 HENRY LATHROP A CO. TYLACK HILKH.—Plain and Figured Black 1) Silks—u foil assortment. For sale by nov 21 HENRY LATHROP ft CO. OILK DIANTILLAM.—Block end Colored O Silk Mantillas and Talmas, at very low priees, by nov 21 HENRY LATHROP ft CO. Tk OYAL BATH BLANKETH—I cnee su- XV per Bed Blankets, extra sise and quality, just rooM and for sale by nov 21 NEVITT, LAT1IROP ft STEBBINS. I ADlEH’ JUD1NU HATH—Some rwj 1 j handsome styles of r.adlsi’ Riding Hats, eon be found at the Hat and Cap Store of nov 22 N. K. BARNUM ft CO. OITY DlAllfitllAL’H HALE. YT7*!LL be Leased nt the Market House in Ra ff V vananh, on the first Wednesday in Deoember next, under the superintendence ofthe Market Commit tee, between the hoars of 10 aad 12 o’olook A. Id., all the Stalls in said Market. Terms cash. PHILLIP M. RU88ELL, nov 21 City Marshal. Raffles F the Peir Harness nndHnddle, to be sewn nt our V/ Store, 183 Congrose-st., 1 fine Silver Plated Car riage Harness at $300—30 chances at $10 eaeh. Also. 1 Ladies' Saddle, Bridle end Martingale nt $100 -20 uhancee at $5 eaoh; to be raffled soon. Only a few chances left. nov 17 tf D. MALLKTT ft CO. Boarding. A FEW Mechanics can be accommodated with f<x>4 Board 2d door from tbe eornir of Maeon *nd Drey ton-streets. tf oot 29 NEW HARDWARE STORE. THE undersigned has opened a Now Hardware Btore at Nor-140 CoB£iren»-»treetf In the store recently occupied by Messrs. N. K. Bar- num ft Co., and is now xsodving an entire now and well eeleoted stock of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS, •m.rMio, U.« ...Tf artlcl. “.“llj fcn», U. Hardware Btore. Having purchased bis stook direct from ths Manufacturers in England and this ooantrr, he is snooted to off or his Goods as low as they eon be uurohaeed at any other establishment at the South. He rsepectfully asks of the patrons of the late firm ot MeCleskey ft Norton, the eltixon* gmnUh and per- aons visitiog the etty, to give him a call, and be satisfied %U> ' GEORGE A. M0OLE8KEY. CLOAKS AND NANTILLA8. W. C Wadsworth Invites the Ladies to enll and Inspect oft Invoice ef CI0U1 Cloaks oud HantUlas, reoelved from the eelebmted manufactory of Geo nan Bbodib, Eeq., New York City, whieh for superiority of style and quality oannot be surpassed, at No. 116 Congress-street, opposite Pulaski House. TjtLUID LAMPS,—-A choice assortment of JT Parlor and Bed Room Fluid Lamps, iust reoeivsd and for sale by [nov 28] J. P. COLLINS. nUYVK MILLS, Coffoo Porebon, Bpie. Removal. T HE Milioery, Trimming add General Variety Store is removed to tbe atom on Whitaker- street, next door to Congress-street, opposite Henry Lathropft Co.,where wiilbe found every variety enito able fur the season in Mi Unary, Trimmings not Fancy IHIIIInery Department. Rlobly trimmed whit* and eolored Satin, Silk aa4 Straw Children's white aad oolored trimmed Beaver Hats and Fists, braided and embroidered Heeds, foacg Satin Bonnet linings. Foeth ore, French Flowers and Wreathe, a great variety of Dress Caps, Tabs and ether head-dresses, Kegoleto. This is ths store that every man’s wife earn get Be** »te oil th* wav from 60 eeata M19. Ribbons, Milks sHM fontlnn. A large lot Frenoh Bonnet and Cep Bibheaft^my low; white and oo'.o.ed Milks and Satins, LialafjMfo Cloak and Tnlma Tassels. ~ ^ ' Trimming*. Pointed Velvets aad Ribbons, Laos Gimps and On* , loons. Silk und Worsted Braids, Embreldsryaad Braid ing returns. Worsted Embroidery aad Flose Silk, every shade and ooler, Steel Trimmings, Q-*' — J * “**— Braid sad Lace, Embroidered Mastim t aetu and Sleeves, Fancy Breast Pins. Brae* Indie Rabbet, China aad Wax Dolls Gloves. IHtllneni and Drcan-Mnknrs f MRS. DO* LE, assisted by oompetent J New York, wiU attend to the Making a Department, and will endeavor with sk’ case all who will favor her with theii Cloth Talmas made, out and pinker Bmoaking Capa stamped for brodlng, ] bleached and pressed. Remember the spot in Whlteke r-street, s Congross-strest. ^ EXCELSIOR, HAVANNAH CAnHIOkAlLl CLOTHING EMPOaiUM, No. 98 Bryma-flt. dc CeigreM^b. Opposite the Market, F. 1. KU88NBEBB, Proprietor. O N hand and for sale a largo and well eeleeted clock of Full ft Winter Clothing, Cheap for GA8H and on aooommodating terms. New Jewelry Store. THE Undersigned has opened n Jewelry Establishment. at Mo, lfiTcenneeMte^ where he wi 1 be happy to ebow TU* patrons »» new and splendid assortment of WATCHES dc JEWELRY of all kinds. Ilaring engaged ths servioes of a ooc maker, he is prepared to do repairing • tlon in the best manuer, and hopes t faction to his patrons. [nolfi] Private Boarding . T HE subscriber having takea ll dseoe lately oconpled by Wm. I spoctfully notifies kls friends aad the ie prepared to aocommodato both p siont BOARDERS on reasonable t hav* rooms elsewhere can take their a . sbonld they wish to do so. Tbe b?n*e L ^ _ ...tr.lp.n of th. .Uf, on Wrljhl bur., opnulU tk. Court House. Hoping to give entire satisfaction be trusts that both friends and strangers wiU give bint a sharp of patronage. [^ct20j GEO. C. DUNHAM. Boarding. A PEW Siocle Genlloraafl can obula boor, and JV. lodfli., at No. 10 Mouoaurr K., oa. floor fron tt. corner of Brooghu,.. Apply u ebon. sot II BIV8I0AL A GENTLEMAN balo, dMiroo. of tMcbinglb, Vlolla, wouldlik. to Ukaafow popllj whoooold root TO loMtn. of u OTtoUg. For Urmi ud futkd, particulars, apply at * Imo Q. B. MITCHELL'S Musio Store. Daguerreotype likenesses. T HIS subscriber la now prepared to execute LIKENESSES, ia the beet sty)# of the art, at hie magnificent Gallery, eoinor of St. Jalien-etreel and Market 8quare. ▲11 Pictures warranted to give satlsfoetfon, or re taken wlthont extra charge. BB'Iastructlone given In tho art, -with appatateg fur nit bed; also, 8to*k aad Chemicals for sals, oct20 J. W.3 50 nhki [wySJ WOOD! WOOD! T HE Subscriber will ka.p odfliUSIh da •t hie WOODY ABD, at th. Canal BrMgV upplp, at .11 aouou. of OAK. UlOKOBY end 1 WOOD. All orders left at J. D. Jesse’s, Brought! will be promptly attended to. Hr Wood Said Lew Fop Cub. -API ^ jen 1 I J.M. BUTLSB. WOOD! WOOD!! WOODS!! be bought for in the city. AU order* panetaaUy at tended to. aad partienlar attention given to measure- meat. Wood yard at thi old stand at the Canal aad Railroad Bridge. JyM ly PBTKB WHITE. BCHANIC’S TOOI.H.—Beach utdMrol. ..^Y^Adg., and Crnmburg I every article ude by T' |mm. s 23 hhd. Sugar. 10 of While ud Cluilod, -IT 18 ' * LOCKETT, Td)MO A OO. LAS^KH 33 bhli. OrouDd PUNor, US dfl. 1.Artv-JfIt.—flu 00». UI..OO nu-iwn Al.lctuod do., for Ml. IomtIto fkt trig ClrlllU, Boston. Applf to ■ II OQDIH » BUKKBB. T> KJOLBTTEtt-A large nriMp of BlgolMM. I) £ p ,^ t 'oo,.r^ ud wkIW- .fr*'"’ “ TMT k * i k£!Sto5n4 vnniun. XBN, Hom, Shor.U,
