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SECOND MOWING EDITION. Tkaraday .HornlB,. k.lf-put 4 o’clock FROM MILLEDGKV1LLE. rerraa>a°deac» af Pally Mitalii Mewa* IN SENATE. • Milx.kdokvu.lx, Nov. 30ih, 10 A.M. jlfr. Editor i—Tho Senate wot convened tula morning. The Judiciary committee made a report favorable to tbo appointment of an Attorney General for con* •uluiion of the Governor and othor officer*. A bill was reported by Mr. Miller to extend cer tain privileges to the " Irish Volunteers" of Augusta. A bill fer the appropriation of $19,000 ms m con tingent fund, was taken up mud passed. Mr. Morris introduced a bill to make permanent the capitol at tbo city of Milledgeville. Mr. Guyton—A bill to incorporate Laurena Lodge No.75, iu Dublin. A bill to authorise Engineer of the YV.dk A. Hail road to compensate a negro man for his services on •aid road—Passed. The following kills were passed. A bill to incorporate Covington and Eatonton R. r. Company. A bill to establish a Fire Company in Atlanta. A bill to furnish blanks, to make out election turns, to the various superintendents. A bill to incorporate the Madison 8team Mill Company. A bill to grant certain exemptions to the “ Liber ty lodopendent Troop," and " Liberty Guards.' A bill to prevent Deer-Killing in the county oy Carroll at certain seasons of the year. A bill to allow the Clerk of Superior and Inferior Courta of Emanuel county to hold the office of Or dinary. This was made the special order of the day for Monday next. A bill to authorise Justices of tho Peace of Cam deu county to hold land courts.—Keforred to Judi ciary committeo. A bill to incorporate a company for the construc tion of a Railroad from Dalton, in Whitfield, to point on Coosa River.—Referred to conimittoe on luternal Improvements. A bill to incorporate Carnesville in Franklin co. The order was suspended and a House bill to form a new county from Walker and Whitfield, was read first time. The proposed name is Oatooia—meaning " high Hill." A bill to prevent frauds at elections—Lost. A bill to incorporate a Company—Capital Stock to bo ouo million of dollars—to build a Railroad from a point on Hlue Ridge Railroad, to the North Carolina or Tennessee lino. This was roferred, on motion of Mr. Anderson, to the Committee on Inter nal Improvements. The Senate then adjourned to 9 o'clock to-mor row morning. F. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Millkduevillb, Nov. 30, 10 o’clock, A. M. Mr. Editor:—The House mot at the appointed hour : A mesaago was received from the Senate, inform ing tho House that tbo following bills had passod in their body,viz: fc, A bill incorporating Marshall College, in tha City ofUrifflu. A bill to form a new County from Dooly and Ir- A bill to amend the 1st Sec. of tho 3d Aet of the Constitution of tho State. Mr.Trico moved to re-considor the bill in rolation to the Will’s Valley Railroad Company. His mo tion was sustained. Tha following Senate bills were read the first time, viz: A bill to divide the officos of Tax Collector and Attestor, in the Counties of Raker aud Gwinnett. A bill to legalize an adjourned term of tho Circuit Court in tho County of Lee. A bill originating in the Senate amendatory of tha nets incorporating this City, so far as the eloctiona of officers by tha people are concerned, was read the second time. Tho special ordor of to-day is a bill to amend un act, entitled an act, to amend and consolidate the penal coda of this Stale, so as to mako betting on elections penal This bill has been read, and has undergone the severe serutiny of thoso who are op- poied to its pnssage. Amendments have been offer- for the purpose of bringing it into ridicule, to wit: That bolting on foot races, horse races, and cock fighting, bo made penal. Mr. Pottle feeling great in terest iu the bill, delivered a warm address in its behalf. The burden of his argument is the fact that such u provision is necessary to preserve the purity of tbo ballot box, and, therefore, the liberties of our Country. The bill and amendments wore laid on tho tablo, yeas 08; nays 39. The select Committee on the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, report favorably to the institution, and the manner in which it has been conducted. Mr. McDougald, the Chairman of said Committee, offered a resolution requiring two hundred and fifty copies of O. D. Fannin's report, to be printed for the information of tho House. Adopted. Air. Poolo offered a resolution, fixing the hours of convening at 9, A. M., and 3, P.M., making tho read ing of House bills the second time, and Senate bills first and second time, tho ordor of tbo evenings. Adopiod. The following bills were introduced and read, viz: Air. McCombs—A bill to incorporate Milledgeville Hofei Company. Air. 8tricklaud—A bill authorizing the Justices of tho inferior Court, of the coouty of Bryan to lay out and dispose of the town lots in the county site cf suid county. Air. Latham—A bill to incoporote Salt Springs Academy, in Campbell county. Mr. Harriaon—A bill amendatory of an act incor porating the Ogeochee Plank Road Company. Mr. Fields—A bill requiring Plaintiff* before tat king out a capias ad satisfscieudum to pay all costs I Air. Smith, of DoKalb—A bill to incorporate Ly. thouia Alale and Female Academy. Alsu—A bill to ainond tho Poor Sehool Laws of its Stato. Mr. Denham—A bill to repeal all laws prohibiting tho importation of alavos to this State. Mr. Mays—A bill to change the line bolween the counties of Floyd and Gordon. Mr. Smith, of Jasper—A bill amendatory of tbo I'veral acts in relation to itinerant traders, so far “• the county of Jasper is concerned. Mr. Strother—A bill providing means for ascer- t'liuing the will of the peoplo in regard to the re moval of the Seat of Government. Tho committee to whom was refered a bill defining ( he liability of tbo several Railroad Companies in 1 fiis State for injuries done to stock and other pio- perty, report a substitute for said bill. The use of this Hall was tendorad to the Educa tional Convention, which will assemble to-night. Air. Thorntou—A bill authorizing ono partner to confess judgment in certain cases. Also—A bill authorizing Attorneys to arrest legal proceedings by certiorari. Mr. Hawkins—A bill to amend tho Act incorpo- ting the Coosa and Chattanooga River Railroad onipsny. A bill to incorporate tho Eatonton and Covington k^ilroad Company. Ou motion, tha House adjournod until 3 P. M. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mii.lkdoxville, Nov. 29,3 o'clock, P. M. A bill to authorize Justices of the Inferior Court* hold to bail iu certain cases—Passed. A bill to authorize the Wills Volley Railroad Co, extend tbeir road from the Alabama line through county of Dade, to some poiut on the Nashville ,n «l Chattanooga Railroad—Passed. A bill to compensate certain census takers there, mentioned—Passed. A bill to amend the 19th Sec. of 3d Art. of the mistitutiou, by striking ont •*appointed in tho ume manner and at the same session of ihs Ltgis. 'iwrs," and inserting in lieu thereof “ elected by entitled to vote for Oovernor, under suck re flations as the Legislature may make"—Passed. 90—Nays 14. A bill incorporating the McDonough Collsgiade Quinary, which passed yesterday and was reconsi- ered to day, was amended and passad. A bill to amend the 3d Sec.of the 3d Art. of the oustituiion, bo as to make Solicitors elective by o people—Passed. Yeas 04—Naya 19. SPECIAL NOTICES. pHocEaKmtow.- 8 AV ANN AH MORNING NEWS, THURSDAY* DECEMBER 1; 1853. ^—- STEAMSHIP LINES* PROCLAMATION.—Prised*, oonntry- ®*u and lovers 1—bear me for ay earae, i*d be slleat that you may hear; dissard prejudice that yov may believe, and read foots that you may aet In telligently. Who, that Is young, bat values the luxu riant looks of youth and beaaty 7 Who. that is middle- aged, but shudders at Grey Hairs f Who, that is old, but would avert Baldness? If any, apenk,-for him have I offended. As none speak, then none have I of fended la addrsseing twenty-four million people. Not one of these many million who have attested the virtues of Lyon's Kathairon, for Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying ths Hair, but will proelaimits bene- flolal effeota far and near. One trial will convlnee the moat lnoredulous. Sold uniform, for 25 cents, by every Druggist In America. d. B. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, Nsw York. T. M. TURNER A CO., nov 79 lm Wholesale Agents in Savannah. £-^2* AMONO D1SEA8E8, Dyspepsia and Liv- '*r Complaint rank as most difficult to ours. We are pleased to have It in our power to point ont a remedy whioh has proved offeotual iu many esses, and whioh we can safely rtoommend as a certain and infal lible cure t it has been the means of resoning thousands from an untimely gruve. We mean the Qoofland’s Oerman Blttors, prepared by Dr. O. M. Jackson, at th* Osrmaa Msdlolne Store, ISO Arch-street, Philadelphia, and by Druggists generally. 12 nov 29 MARION, DGER, 1 John Dickinson, 1,500 Tens, f Cammai R- R.—On the 1st day of September, 1853, Mr. Charles Randolph oalled at th* R. R. R. office, and stated that for ten years ho had not onjoysd a single meal. He had not, for five years, had a natural disohargs from his bowels; but was obliged to resort to I^oetlons, Ae. He was pals, haggard, aad thin. We ordered Rad way’s Regulators, on* each night, and Radway's Resolvent, three times per day On the eighth of September be ealled upon us. HE WA8 so ALTERED raitWE KNEW HIM NOT. Ills appetite is good—his digestion easy—his skin moist aad healthy—his step elaatio and buoyant—his body vigorous, and bis syo indloatss a man of health and energy. For Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Difficulties of the Uretha and Bladdsr, Radway’s Hogulator and Reno vating Resolvent are a qulek and positive ouro. For all Aohes aad Pains, for Neuralgia aad Rheumatism, for Nervous and Billons Complaints, Radway's Beady Relief is qnick and effeotual. In five minutes’ time after its application, the patient is free from pain. Sold by Drugslsts everywhere. 12 nov 26 to the inhabitants of 8avannah aud its vi cinity,for thsir kind patronage sines his commencement in bas!ne*i, respeelTaliy informs them that hs has re opened his old rtand, 144 Bronghton-etreet, with a new ■eleetion 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 publio patronage. Repairing of Watches, Clooks, Chronomotor* and every specious of Astronomical Instruments, attended to with aoouracy and dispatch. [aovlfi] F. BTEIN. DU. HARRIS Has removed to the residence formerly •Cfi* owned by Capt. John B. Gallie, N. E. oorner of Whitaker and Harris-st*. Office in tbo basement. oot26 3m DENTISTRY. xa-j—DR. BARNES having- enlarged and re- furnished his establishment, hopes now, with his iuoreased facilities, to supply the inoreaaed demand for his new style of Artificial Teeth, whioh are admitted on all sides to be the most life-like and beau tiful Dental substitute ever Invented, aud must be seen be approbated. Dr. B. will take great pleasure in exhibiting specimens of this to any who may favor him with a call at his offloe, oorntr of Congress and Whit- aker-st*., eutranoe on Congress-st. N. B. Examination and advioe gratis. oet 1 <od permanently in Savannah, respootfully tenders his professional services to its oitisons. Offioe, 84 Broughtoa-street. ly ang 9 DENTISTRY. Dps. HOY ALL and JOHNSON, Surgical and Itlochanlcal Dentists, a-rjia Office over Zogbaum's Muslo Store, Mar- ket Square. ly nov 8 Facts Cannot be Doubted. Let the afflicted read and ponder! M -— More than 500persons in the city of Rich- mond, Fa., alone, testify to the remarkable tree performed by CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. The great Spring Medicine and Purifier of the Blood is now used by hundreds of grateful patients, who test- ify daily to ths remarkable cures performed by the greatest of all medlolnes, Cartor's Spanish mixture Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sorofula, Eruptions on the 8kin, Liver Disease, Fevors, Uloors, Old Sores, Afflic tions of the Kidneys, Diseases of tho Throat, Femals Complaints, Fain and Aohiug of the Bones and Joints speedily put to flight by using this groat and ines timable remedy. For all diseases of the blood, nothing has yet been found to oompare with it. It oleauaes tho system oi all imparities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens tho digestion, giveo tone to the Stouiaoh, makes the 8kin oloar and healthy, aud restoro the Constitution, enfeebled by disease, or bro ken down by tho excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and strongth. For the Ladies it is incomparably bettor than all the oosmotios evor used. A few doses of Carter’s Spanish Mixture will remove all sallowness or complexion, bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step and improve the goneral health in a re markable degree, beyond ail the tuedioines ever heard of. A large number of certificates of remarkablo oures performed on persons residing in the oity of Richmond, Va..by the use of Carter's Spanish Mixturo, is the best evidenoo that there is no humbug about it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, phyaiolaus, aud public mon, well knoWn to theoommunity, all add their testimony > the effeota of this Gkkxt Blood Pukirixs. Call and see a few hundreds of |ho oortifloates around the bottle. None genuine unless signed, BENNETT A BEERS, rugglst*. Principal Depot* at M. WARD, CLOSE t CO., No. 83 Maiden Lane, New York. T. W. DYOTT A SONS, and JENKINS A IIART8- UOIINE, Philadelphia. BENNETT A BEERS, No. 125 Main street, Rich mond, Va. And for sals by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.. THOMAS _l. TURNER A CO., JAME8 H CARTER, W. W. LINCOLN, Savannah, E. 8. BTROUECKER, Macon, and by Druggists and Country Merobants every where. Pries $1 per bottle or six bottles for $5. may 18 eodly SPECIMENS OF THE Schemes for Sale Every Day, BY OBBOOKY & MAUBY, Managers of the GREENE AND PULASKI LOTTERIES. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Dull- Street, next door to Day-Street. Maguificeul Schemes jOR EVERY SATURDAY IN THE MONTH Yankee Notions* II. C. SCOTT A CO., No. 17G Broughton-Street—Up Stairs. _ OVER BARNUM'S STOKE. lIj OULD respectfully invite the attention of City ! X ■ n< * Country merchants to thsir extensive . *iof Haberdashery, Perfumery, Combs, Musieal >r *i, Stationery and Fancy Goods of all descriptions. TOYS. large assortment of Toys. oet 19 NEW STYLES. B JUST received, per steamer Augusta, A* new style of Black Albonl Hats, fur ■Hi TTTJoung men. Also, a variety of Youths, ' ^ ^dren mi Infanta’ Hats, Caps, Ac., at mLDJSMAGO. Ml 27 $65,000! iWLENE AND PU1 Monument Lottery. 15 Drawn Nos. out of 78. 1 Prise of. .$65,OUU I •* H 25,IKK) 1 « “ 20,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 Tickets $20^-*Bhares in proportion. ' $38,000 jlaSki ENE Monument Lottery. 14 Drawn Nos. out of 78. 1 Price of. $38,000 1 Prises" 10,000 2 " " 6,000 2 " •• 4,000 2 ** " 3,000 2 " •* 2,674 6 “ " 2,000 10 M “ 1,000 40 “ " 400 26a " 230 28,224 " " Tioketa $10—Shares in proportion. To Travelers Going North. V. 8. MAIL LINK. THROUGH IN 48 TO 50 HOURS. Riv-lork and Charleston Stmi-Wtekh STEAMSHIP LINE. lisavs Adrer**'wharves every Atfur- idag and W ednuday, after ths arrival .of the Cara from ths 8outh and West. On Saturday ths asw aad splendid ooean Steamers * JAMES ADDER. 1 John Dlcklnsen, 1,500 Tens. / Cammauder. \W. J. Foster. 1,200 Tons. 1 Commander. 6n Wednesday, UNION, _ 1 Hl.h.rd Aden.. Tons./ Commander. SOUTHERNER, \ Thomas Ewan, 1,000 Tons./ Commander. These steamer* ere unrivaled an the ooast for safety, sp**d end oomfort, experienced end courteous oomman- dere, tables supplied with every luxury, will ensure traveler* by this, every possible oomfort and aooommo- dation- _ 19* For Freight or Passage, having elegant State Boom accommodations, apply at ths offioe of tbo agent, HENRY M1SSROON, Corner East Bay and Adgsr’s Son. Wharf. Cabin Passage. .$tf Steerage do...... $8 S T The now steamship NASHVILLE/ wUl be y te take her plaoo in ths lino early in November, sept 16 WANTED. WANTED. Y n Man of family, a situation as Book-Keeper i Wholesale House, 4 ~*““ * “il^u business. B *«d Financier for „ orln a Commission House doing a Foreij Tho most satisfactory referoneea girsn. T has bad moehoxporfenoe in the importing cf goods, and “ fci ‘ 1 •- ' iKknla’ hmlnuaa In *i I. u..i ,_ e applicant orting of goods, as * i in t: is State, Alt chant, this office. WANTED. A TEACHER, a single geaUemaa, who under- stands thoroughly all th# English braaohes, to take charge of a small sehool at Krwlnton. Batnwsll District, do. Ca., about seventy-five mile* from tho oity, Tbo looation is very healthy, and in every respeot United States Mull line. N. Y. AND SAVANNAH NTKAM8HIP8. DAYS OF LEAV ING 8AVANNAU _FOR NEW YORK.| . Japt. Schenok, The Auguste, Capt. Lyon Tho Florida, Capt. Woodhull, Tho Alabama, Capt. Schenok Tho Augusta, Capt. Lyon Tho Florida,Capt. Wocdhull Tho Alabama, Capt. 8chenok, Tho Augusta, Capt. Lyon Tho Florida,Capt. Woodhull, These ships are the largost on the cua-.it, unnurpessed laspeod, safety or oomfort—making their passages la 50 to 60 hours, aad are commanded by skillful, eareful and polite offloers. They offer a moat desirable oon- voyanee. to New Y«rk. On tho completion of the Knoxvillo, in January next, this line will be semi- weekly. Cabin Passage, $25. l'A DLL FORD, FAY A CO., Agente iu Savannah. BAM'L. L. MITCHELL, oot31 18 Broadway. N. York. Doo. 3 FOR PHILADKL.PUIA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The new end spleu- tidewhoel steam- ships, KEYSTONE ■■HOSTATE, Cant, llobt.l llsroio, aud hi'ATE OF GEORGIA, caps. J. J. Uar- vln, Jv,, will leave 8avannah tor Philadelphia every Wednesday. These steamships are the most oomfortable tho ooast, and are unsurpassed for safety and speod. C.A.L. LAMA it, Agent in Savannah. HERON A MARTIN. Ag’M in Philadelphia. STEAMBOAT LINES. TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH. THB SAVANNAH AND 0HABLK8T0N D. 8. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o’oloek A. M., after the arrival of the night train of the Central Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. th* seme day, eonneotinc at Charleston with th* Wllmlugton Htcam-Pncketa, Whioh leave with the U. B.Mailevery day, at214 P.M., and also with the New-York and Charleston Steamnhlpe, Which leave Charleston every Wednesday end Satur day afternoon. Passengers leaving Macon an Tuesday evenings, will arrive in time to oonnsot with the splen did new steamship James Adyer -.n* week, end th* steamship Southerner the next. Fere from Charleston to New-York by land route, $20—tim* 62 hours; bjr steamships, $25. [my 15] 8. M. LAITITEAU, Agent. SHIP LINES. FOR NEW YORK. Tho regular packet sohr PLANDOME, Capt. AfCtl B. T. Brown, will have quiok dispatch for ths ■■■Kaboye pork ^For freight or passage apply to ,r6wland*co. Captain on board at Uantor’s wharf. < it, The regular paoketsehr MANU ^L.t1 Smith, will have dlspatoh for the ■■■KFor frolght or passage apply to Ca i Anderson's upper wharf, Bobahtow & Tallmaw, Agents NryV Captain on board ROWLAND A CO. S3i ^ board at Anderson's upper wharf, < ROW UN DA CO. Sobaittow A Tallmaw, Agents, N. Y. FOR NEW YORK—Old KnU«b. Line. ft-. The brig JOSEPHUS, Wilson, master, will meet, with dlspatoh as above. For freight or ■■■passage apply on board, or to nov 26 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. FOR BALTIMORE—Regular Lino. vm, The sohr WOODBRIDQE, White, master, AfLlll will meet with dispatch as above. For frolght ■SfflMkor passage apply on board, or te [26 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. FOR IaIVKRI'OOIa. i The berk ARAB, Everestmaitor, having pert OLof her cargo engaged, will have dispatch. For ■ireight of 6UU balos Cotton, apply to r2U 6 HARPER, STUART & CO. .4: No. 81 Dkj-Kn.L WANTED. N OVERSEER on my Rice Plantation, within who haa had th* management of large tide swamp plantation and been saooessfal. will reoelve e liberal salary. Nono need apply who have not ths besiUsti- monials. ROBT. HABERSHAM. Savannah, Nov 26tb, 1853. nov 26 WANTED. y a Younx Man of industrious Keeper or in nay other oapaolty -ould be beaefieal *- *■* S EMPLOYMENT by a j habits, ae Book-K**| srela hie servioes wot ploy*r—is eonversant with Book-Keeping by single and double entry. City reforoaoea given. Address F. B.. Box 43, Postofflco. this eltjr. 6 nov 26 WANTED. S IX good Tinmen, to whom constant employment will be given and liberal wages paid, nov 26 KENNEDY A BEACH, Agents. WANTED A WHITE Servaut Girl to do Houso Work iu _ small Family. None naod apply but tbs boat, to whom good wages will be given. Apply at the briok building on State-street, third door above Barnard- streot. ** WANTBDc 1/OUIl Journeymen Tailor*; two Coat bands, and _T two Pantaloon makers. Enquire at ROBINSON A CAMP'S. WANTED TO UIKK OH PURCHASE, A BOY or MAN, suitablo for a Porter in a Dry XV Good* Store. Apply to —P 86 WM. WRIGHT. Land Warrants. r rilE highest price paid by X »ug 31 WM. P. ROWLAND. Housob and Lands. I TO RENT. A small Two Story Uouss to root ono d from Price-etr*ot in Bey Lena. Ront $160 i annum. Apply at this office. 6 nov2 . A HOUSE WANTED. U**D oity* suitable for a Boarding House. * • ■"^nt this offioe. n uon uuuuia kuiiniuou* TIUlWOn IIOUSO, 1H Stories high, all lathed and plastered, in Robert- vills, subject to a ground rent of $12.50annually, to[nov 26] WM. WRIGHT. For Sale. valuable Plantation on ' Island, oontaiaing 720 Acres more o * "" - ro«f, s * 660 Clonred, and mostly exoollent JStJflL Swamp l.-.nd. Tho Plantation is 20 miles from tho oity by wrier and 12 by land, crossing a terry. Health and wrtor unsurpassed and landing acceesablo by Florid' Steamboats. Ont of the number of sixty per sons but one death oecurred by dleeaso (pleaurfsy) in fifteen years. Apply to [nov24| WM. WRIGHT. Furnished llooui. A HANDSOME furnished Room, with Board in 111. a private family, and in a central part of tho oity, for a Lady and Gentlomun, or twosinglo Gentle- men. Enquire atthie offloe. — ~* TO RUNT. FARM, ono mile from tho city, containing 17 tores. On tho premises is a convenient dwel- Plastered and well finished. For particulars *i quire ot^ T. J. WALSH, No. 176 Bay-street. A 1 iw.i TO RENT. I TWO Houses on the corner of Bernurd end New Uouston-stroats. Apply to nov 10 C. A. CLOUD. TO RENT. BRICK STORE, No. 116 Hryan-atreet. [nov 10] O. A. CLOT p ii: ,3r TO RENT. J Three Two 8tory Wooden Buildings, with Kitchen separate, on tho coruor of Jones end Purse-streets, will be rooted cheap by the year. Apply at J. MANKE'8, oo131 Cor of Montgomery-st. and Bay lane. tru ion ueeji on ixnynoiuB-acreeis. lee tuple. The dwelling is a new two story briok build ing with astoro underneath at the oorner. —ALSO— A vacant Lot adjoining, of tho samo dimensions, fee simple. Apply to \uit26] WM. WRIGHT. FOR RENT. A Stable and Carriage Houso. oct 26 WM. WRIGHT. TO RENT. WHARF Store. Apply to T. J. WALSH. TO RENT. A Brick House on Joues-street, on a full lot. *i! I ’i£*L8U. I Possession given immeulately. FOR NEW YORK. . The Brig WETUMPKA, Capt. Johnson, having Ha pert of her o&rgo engaged will meets with die- ■patch as above. For balance of freight or paa- sago, apply to the Capt. on board, or to it 23 HENRY K. WASHBURN, Agent. FUR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. - Tbo bark ADELIA ROGERS, White Master S»For particulars, apply to £■ nov 23 BRIGHAM, KELLY k ( FOR NEW YORK—Dnlou Line. ^ Tho regular packet sohr L. S. DAVI8, Davis master, will have quiok dispateh for the above •SMMfcport. For freight or passage apply to r 22 OGDEN k BUNKER. — . The regular paoket bark HARVEST. U. Ni- irS&ehols master, will have quiok dispatch. For ■■■freight or passage, apply on board at Padolford's ’noV'll 0 ’ *°WASHBURN, WILDER k CO. Too regular paoket sohr MARIA PIKE, An- mack, master, will have quiok dlspatoh tor the ■SMHKabove port. For freight or paasago apply to nov 16 OGDEN k BUNKER. Ml nov 14 FOR IIA VANN A. CUBA. The paoket sohr GEORGE P. MERCER, Hlgbeo, mas or,will have quiok dispetobforthe above port. For freight or passage apply to OGD^N ABUNKER, FOR LIVERPOOL. The ship CHASE, Capt. White, having the ftlarcer part of her osrgo engaged, will meet -_rawitii despatch for tho above port. For halanoe of freight, apply to ^11 H. K. WA8BBUBN, Agent. WM. CRABTREE. ■Lowest S No. Prises. IN these large Schemes a package worth $66 is sold (by oortlfloato) for $32.60— just half the value. • Specimens of the Favorite SMALL FRY SCHEMES, For Salt Every Day in the II eeek. Cy 8S.000._jaj 75 Number*—13 Dr.wn. 1 •• •• 1,400 1 •« •• 1,063 4 ** •• 600 H « « 200 car $4,800! .£3 76 Numbers—13 Drawn. 1 Prise of. 44,800 1 “ ** 1,200 1 ** " 1,000 l “ ** coo 1 «* “ 300 1 *' “ 272 la theee small fry schemes, vorth $52 is sold (b^r certificate) for $28 » « •* 640 M “ M 1-60 Tho firm of GREGORY k MAURY, and their pre- deoossors, have managed the Green* aad Pulaski Mon ument Lottery, in Georgia, for fifteen years; and con tributed by the promptness aad fidelity of their man- meat to tbo erection of the splendid monuments tbs object of these Lotteries. agei wnivM —- — — Besides ths saourity given to purchasers by thsir well-known name, they have deposited with the com missioners in Savannah BONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to secure the payment of Prises. Bincis Tickets, or Package*, or Certificates of Paek- axss in tbs above Lotteries, *an bo bad EVERY DAY. All busiaes*. is ot course, confidential. Official etato- mentsof the Drawings seat to purchasers immediately after the drawing of eacbjGlass. Schomes are always the LotUry, which... eral advertisement. ■'ssra-xfw One Dollar upwards. $360 Schomes i i seat for U- W upwards, wUl AN Y DAY. secure an u worth $640 aad upwards. Address, • ^ C REQORY A MAURY. TThJkfl U Bavwutfib.Ga. riSSi no. 130 wtEBm J I 1 J llBROUGHTON-ST.il J g J J W. D. ZOOBAUM. IMPORTER AND DEALEU IN Al.L KINDS OP MUSICAL INP75UMBNTS, STBINOS Ac SHEET MUSIC, 139 BROUGIITON-STREET, Next door to i. W. Morrell & Co.’s Furniture Wareroomt SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, S OLICITS the attention of bis friends and the publio to his NEW MUSIC STORE, whe'o they may inspect a large assortment of the va rious article* embraced in his business. Th* arrangements having beon made by hlmselfwith Northern Publishers, are aueh that be reoeives all tw Music as eoon ae published. He alio obtained the sole Agenoy for 8avannah and the State of Georgia-ALBERT GEMUNDER * BROTHERS’ PATENTED CHURCH ORGANS, one of whioh attracts so much attontlou and admiration at the Crystal Palaoe, New York. M. COBURN’S, of Sa vannah, IMPROVED and PATENTED VIOLIN8. GEORGE GEMUNDER’8 VIOLIN8, to which a Prise Medal was awarded at the World's Fair, London, as also th* Agency NEW YORKMUSujad Dealers. Teaehers and advantageous Terms. Musio bound, all kinds of Instruments repaired and Piano Fortes tuned, jar All orders pu on the shortest notice. warueu a* tno worm ■ rair, i/onaon, for the MU8ICAL WORLD and R dES. oola supplied on unusually Fall and Winter Dry (roods. AT «. BROWN’S CHEAP CASH STORE. THE subscriber is receiving by steamers weekly, his Fall and Winter 8took, to whioh he respectfully aolioiu publio atteation. Plaid Brooado and Figured 8ilks of tho newest styles. Plain and Figured Black Silks. ‘ ired Frea-' Monsliu. _ Plaids fo Freuch and Eng. printed Cashmeres and Mde Lain*. J Figure Plain and Colored Frenoh Mousliu do Lainea. ~ ored M Plaid Ooloi Bilk and Wool Plaids for Children's wear. French and Eng. printed Caa Swiss and Jaconet Cambrics. do do Edgings aud Insert lugs. A large variety of Uoselry. Irish Linens, all prices. Linen Damasks and Table Cloths. Freaoh aud 8ootoh Towels and oo mb in *d with a good assort] idWl iely I J*fU. Just roooivod a splendid assortment of Black and Col’d Silk Velvet Mantillas and Cloth Talmas of tho latest stylos. nov 14 Shirtings, Brown ana White. Ail or whioh will bo sold at tho oorner of Barnard and Broughton- nd Diapers,' ete., eto., meat of Sheetings and Fashions for November, T) ECE1VED per steamer Augusta, the latest Fall JrL and Winter styles of Tndics’ Cloak* and Talmas, consisting of tho most approved aad fashionable patterns, 1 CastilUan. Pompadour, Moscow Wrapper, AlbonL ko. Ae., la Bleok and tho various shades of Brown and Drabs. The Ladioa art invited to oall aad inspect these beanUfalxoods. W. C. WADSWORTH. ° nov 17 * No 115 Congress-st., op. Pulaski House. J kANTH—PANTH—A fresh supply or mu Dwkln CH> PANTS. . »» •Mh C*p rtsta. jM* SSSttiSM&8, Dl.pet u4 17 FOlt MALE. ■ A valuable Plantation, situated on tho Lonls- viilo Hoad, eloven miles from 8avannah. It has a good framt two story dwelling, and all necos- sury out-buildings on it, this traotof Land oontains three hundred and oovonty-flvo acres, mors or less; there aro about one hundred and twenty aores of olear- ed land and under good fence, suitable for the produc tion of Corn, Cotton and Rice ; the wooded land con tains Oak and Pine, and is convenient to tho Central Railroad, whioh runs through it. Purchasers wishing to buy, will please call and examine for themselvv. For further particulars, apply ou the^jnremis^s,jm- to Also, a ill be sold with tho plaoo, eight Negroes, ac customed to Hold work; Horses, Wagons, Carts, Cat tle. Corn. Fodder. Peas and Potatoes, if applied for in time. Titles undoubted.oct 3 LOTTERIES, ho. BRUMS AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY OFFICE, OJIc« Ifo. 0 Whitaker-Street, Bay Lane. GREGORY k MAUBT. Manager* Imttev^G ^ 35 6$ 63 S7 73 11 4 5 3 Nos 1163 73, a prise returned. D RAWN NUMBBHH—orUreeue*Pulaski I* “ iu spi , t . of Prises wUl please oall aud reoelve their cash, er renew tbeir Prises. CLASS 144. To be daawu la this City This Day. 8CHEM1S. 5,000 DOLLARS! Tioketa $1—Shares iu proportion doe 1 URKKNH AND PULAHKI MONUMBNT LOTTERYOFFIOE. Buy Lane, sear Bull-Street. GREGORY A MAURY. Managers Prizes ! Prizes !! Prizes!!! D RAWN NUMBER*—Ol UraeueA Pulaski Lottery. Extra Class 84: 48 35 61 46 42 72 24 68 27 38 71 6 Ticket Nos. 24 61 72,priaoof $100 sold. Also, for Class 143: 10 7 41 36 69 63 37 73 11 4 18 61 I Ticket No*. 87 41 63 and 10 H 18, prises sold. CLASS Hi roa 1863. To bo drawn in this City This Day. SCHEME. 5,000 DOLLARS! _ *«• .. *0. ho. Tickets $1—shares in ptoportloz. Tiokste and Bharss, either singly or by tho paokago for sale by E. WITUINOTUN, Vender for Gregory h Maury. ”*0 1 Bay Lane, near Bull-street. AST Patterion’t Office, No. 6 Whitaker Street Green anil Pula*kT~Lottery. GRIQORYh MAURY, Managers. CLASS 144. To bo drawn lu^Savannah This Afternoon, 4}f o’olook, 1 prise of $5.0001 1 pris 1,0001 2 “ 6001 15 •• rhree No. Prlsa $379 200 100 Lowest Three No. Prise $50. Tioketa $1, shares tu proportion. CHARLES B. PATTERSON, Vendor for Gregory A Maury. Offioe No. 6 Whitaker-at., between liay-st. and B Lane. Orders from the country, promptly attended i and prises oashed ou demand at this offioe. d#o 1 W. D. ZOGBALIfl, TTAS just received per Alabama a new supply JlJ_ of JULLIEN 8 oslebratsd Quadrilles, Qallaps, Polkas, Waltaes, eto. eto. For sale at his NEW MUSIC STOEB. 139 Broughton-Street, 7 Next door to I. W. Morrell k Co.’s Furniture Ware- Rooms. no? 22 UEOKUIA STATE LOTTERY, Ibr 15# benefit of the Independent Fire Co. at Augusta. A. D. ELLIS k CO., Managers. D RAWN NUMBER*—Of Georgia Hlato Lottery, Class 131. drawn on the 30th inet: .. 8 22 19 12 41 47 64 63 43 13 9 62 69 27 35 Nos. 22 47 69, a prise sold In the above. Hero is a Fine Little Soheme. WUl be drawn in Savannah Thie Day. Georgia Stale Lottery, OLAtS 132. SPLENDID 8C1IEME. 93,000-1,500—750—510 And more than $40,000 in Smaller Prizes! Tiokets only $1—Shareo in proportion. Risk on a paokago of quartore only $3 70. Tiokets and Shares for sale, and Prises oashed on de mand. by GEO. 8. GRAY, No. 6 Owens’s Building, duo 1 Opposite Pulaski House The Very Latc.t Style S For Winter Ha t*,-qf French manufacture, and of very light texture. We assure the publio that these Hats cannot t in say respeot. Call and see them at N. K. JJARNUM k CO. Hat and Cap 8tore, 176 Broughton-street, opposite 8t. indrew’s Hall. nov 9 IRON RAILING, VERANDAH*. ORNA- v u/iiLimt, vnnAniiAiin. tax MENTAL IRON WORK, Acc. H AVING the Agency ofa largo Manufuciory, 1 am prepared to furnish at short notice. J, F. PE LOT, 224 Bay-st. H AVEji Llghl , worth FOR RENT. Four two story Wooden buildings, sit- FOR RENT. IMIE STORE immediately under our office, wo 1 ’" * * “"* * * d store, or for etorng ROWLAND k CO. r r ofllce. HOWLAND It CO. FOR RENT. a Tho Tenement in Wa’.dburg’s Building, at present occupied by W. Woodbrldge, Esq. Pos session given 1st November. R. HABERSHAM k SON. TO RENT. \ Three of the Five tonemont Houses oorner of I Aberoorn and Jones-stroot, inquire to L sop 14 A. DONAT The PlsntatioD on Skidaway Island, RjflK | caUed the LODOE, with an Irispdat-^CL M. O. W. at this offioe. Grocery Stund. T^OIl SALE—A building lot iu Chatham Ward, jP suitable for a Family Orooory Store. Also, Lot No. 36 Troup Ward—both ournor lots. Apply at th’ offloo. tf aug 23 t TO RENT. Three fins STORES, on Moora’s wharf. BOB T. HABERSHAM k SON. New Goods Just Received. REAL WELSH FLANNELS warranted not to shrink in Washing- FINKhT BLANKETS in all slsee. FURNITURE CHINTZE* and Calicoes, vory low prioed and fast Color*. ALL WOOL RED FLANNELS, Plain and Twilled. For sale at less than usual prices by rnov281 McCOSKER k THEANOR. Fancy Groceries, Wines, BRANDY, LIQUORS AND SEGARS STORE. r IMlE Bub.criber bavin, enlargotl hi. .lore, corner I of Bay and Whitaker-ntreets, offer for sale tno moat favorable terms the following Goods -■ 1844; 10 half-pipe OUrd DuruU Brandy, 1844; 5 do Jean Louis do_ 1811; 5 do Uonessy do 1844; 5 do Baisrao do 1806; 2 puncheon Scotch Whisky, in bond 1 2 nbde St. Croix Rum. in 6ond; 10 qnarter-eaak Madeira Win# j 10 do Port Wine; 10 bbts N Gin; 2 pipe Holland Oin; 10 bbls M Whisky. 60,000 Spanish Began, of various brands, and a oom- lete assortment of Fanoy Groceries, such as English and American Piokloe, Lobetor ; Salmons Mackerels, plot* assortment and American Pioxioe, ammmv. sramoos, tnaoaereia, Sardines, Olives, Capers, Salad Oil, English and Frenoh Mustard, Dutch, French and West India Cordials, a|l rr.rr.uted j.uulu. uud inp.ri«r to uuy lo th. m.rV.u A- UUNAUD, Corner of Bay and Whltaker-streets. NEW briolt buildings, No. Bay-street, Savan nah, Ga., a general auu complete assortment of Car riages. Buggies, Sulkies, AC; fi AndjglU oontinueto oelv* from ume to “ * “ oeive from umo to time, additions to their stock, that they feel confident will meet the approbation of eas- 10 They have aasoeiated with thorn Mr. J. C. Thornton, who bee been long end favorably known la th* South, as a gentleman ofextensive experience in th* manu facture and sale of Carriages; and who is oonnected with a first class manufacturing establishment at th* W Th*ir Stock (which l* got up uader th* immediate supervision of Mr. Thornten.) for superior miOerUl and beautiful style and finish,cannot bo surpassed in “Saving thus perfected their arrangemeny, they or* prepared to offer Carriages, whioh, for lightness, strength aad durability, art peculiarly adapted to the requirements of this market, end whioh they do not hesitate to warrant in every particular. Their determination is to hold oat iswuoements not b.r.tofor. .ujoMd >7 thU .jmmMtt,, »»d to keep M . •tostlj .a bud .iopplj ©f firti .1m. »Mk. Tb.j hop., to.r.tor., bj MildoK, ud bo.or.bl. d.Ui.(, ulnnr.. «b*rc ot tb. l.oreuio, to^t of totor.pldlrp.wu, T. r. KATLOB k OO. TUO..J. W.TL0..1 word [ll.D.W.mmpi. ONDSBTJUUOSS^Sitorrr^liod - Port ig l.. 1 .B..d,..rto , ’b fu) is b O AT*—Landing and tor sale by , noMIMI9 * FLORANCE. — 1—l~ 1 -i _ rfn 1 MirlfjnpT'j Ml Ortitow ifiM J.IL COHEN & CO., just recrivcd anotlinr lot of those Finn Light colored all Wool Mousline de Lainea at 60 , worth 62 cents. 26 pioocs more of those very ohoap Flain colorod d* ijaines at 26 oonts; 10 pieces English Merino, Doublo width, at 76 oenta, worth $1 per yard; plain, brown, blue and tan color Alpaoaa at 37K worth 60 cents, Swiss Catnbrio and Laoe Undersleeves, very cheap and fine, Swiss and Cambrio Collars, do do Cfiemlsetts. All of the above are for sale at 140 Broughton-st. nov 18 JOHN OLIVER, HOUSE, SION & SHIP PAINTEB, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac., No. 121 Broughton-nt., T>EGS to return his thanks to the citizens of 8a- I) vannali, for post favors, and to assure them that all work in his lino entrusted to him, shall bo done promptly and iu a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts by an assiduous attention to business, tb* employment etcut \vorkmon and tho use or the best materi- oontinuanoo of tlioir favors. He keeps By T. J. WttlsI*. 0»XU«,Dd.V. iNb-a, Will be offered alth* Court House between the usual hours or sale, Lot No. 40* on the west aide of West- Broed-street and south of BobeiUivllle, being 34 feet front by 11W fast deep, subject ton lease of 10 yuan, at a valuation, rent $48 per euaom. Ths ere a Store aud Dwelling!>* story high aad oommodlous Stable. T>nna oneh. Ua TUESDAY, Dee. 6, Will be sold at the Court House betwsen the usual hours of sals, Ten Lots of Land, each oontaiaing IX aores. Said lots lay about X ntlle from the oily—a Plot will bo exhibited et tho sale. Terms Libel jftfmtaislrators' Sate. On TUESDAY, Deo. 6, Will be sold in front ot the Court House, between tha legal hours of sale, the interest ef D. M. Rogers, deoeae- #d. la the Savannah Steam Saw Mills, on Hutchison’s loland. For further particulars inquire at th* oountiag room. Sold by leave of tho Ordinary ot Chatham Coun ty, as the property of D. M. Rogers, dsoeased, and by order of th* Administrator. Wilt b* sold in front of Court House, between th* le gal hour# or sale, Lot aad improvements, No. 10, cor ner of Bouth Broad and Whltaaer streets. The Let la suhjert to a Ground Moat of $57 60 to tho City. Tha improvements consist of a doublo tenement Dwelling, in the batemeutof whioh ie an Offioe, Drawlag Boom, Pentriea aad Bathing Room. On the first floor, ie two large end elegant Parlor*, with a specious Verandah ineiosed with Venetian Blinds. In the aeoond tyory it four bed rooms,with an eaoloeed Verandah,all light ed with gas. There %re spseloui accommodations tor klttfhen aad servant rooms, oar rleg# house and stable iu a briok building on th* rear of tho dwelling; on tho lane in tho yard, ie a fin* pomp end good water. Aleo—A Yellow Women, aged ubout 46, a good Cook ■ — —‘ la ml v ‘ and Washer. The above porperty is erty of D. J be declared et the sale. leave of jdoooaa- inns will i' JPrtuals Sate. At Private Hale. Lot No. 12 end Building, on Stone-strsot. The Lot is fee simple, 50 front by 80 deep. The dwelling is two stories high, and well finished, will bo sold low If ap plied for by the 2l*th inst. Two five aorolots. on« mile from the oltv. for sale low if applied for immediately, on accommodating terms. Grey, Hard Brown, and Brown Briok, in quantities to suit purchasers. 200 bushels Tennessee Corn, in lots to suit purchasers, just received. 21 bbls choice Butt Pork, in lots to suit purchasers. Landing and for salt. A desirable Building I.ot for Sale.—Lot No. 9, fourth tything, Anson Ward, for particulars, enquire at tho counting room. 6 kegs Red Stone Mills Powder, 2 do Hasard k Co's IIFG HG powder, 13 do Dupont's N P Powder, for sals low to olose a oonoorn. Clothing at Private Sale—A handsome assortment of ready-made Clothing, consisting of superfine frock, aaok and overcoats, la lots to suit purchaser!, foi sale low. Terms cosh. Barnnm’a Southern Museum. f|3|IE PROPRIETORS btg to announce to the cl- JL tlsen* of Savannah that they have located p*rma< neatly in this oity an extensive collection of Animals of the rarest aesoriptions, embracing specimens oi nearly every variety seleoted from tho FORK*T AND MOUNTAIN. FROM THE SEA AND THE AI] traced, this exhibition cannot fail to afford gratification and delight. Believing that tho presenoo of such an institution must bo desirable in a eity of the extent, population and position of Savannah, the Proprietors have not hesitated to establish here a Museum worthy th* patronage of its inhabitants. In tho arrangement of their ipeoitnens no labor or ex- pons# has been snared to convey to the beholder, a cor rect idea of tha dispositions aud characteristics of th* various aalmals In iheir natural state. The following seleoted from the catalogue, which embraoos animals WUL “'** - u,1i ‘ raroly seen. An Albatross—from the Cape i. A splendid sneolmen oftb# Shell Drake tries. Pheasants in numerous variety.— from all parte qf the uorht. will afford a slight oonoep- tlon of th* extent of the collection to whioh publio at tention is now invited. BIRDS—The Argns Pheasant, male and femals, fins specimens. The Cuekoo, a rare bird end beeutifh), and which is but rarely ..... of Good Hops. A of South America. Tho Black Cook. Two varieties of the Prairie Hen. A Carrier Pigeon. Birds or Paradise—tho two and twelve shafted. The King Bird of Paradise. Tho King Hum ming llird, and twenty-eeven different varieties of the same spooics, An Ostrioh of the largest sise. 2 UADHUPEDS.—Among these will be found mag- 306i specimens of the Lioo, the Polar Bear, th* Le onard, the Hyena, th* Puma, e Canada Buck, the Sloth, the Lynx—with e number of smaller animals. A St. Bernard Dog of the largest sise, and a full grown Mite Dog, e native of the Feegee Islands, th* smallest spe cimen of the oaaine species ever seen. A See Cow. A Mermaid, and a variety of other sea animals. An Afrioan Door in tho folds of a Boa Constriotegi Au additional attraction In tho Muaoum will be found In a series of eighteen COSMOR AMIC VIEWS, repre senting European Cities and Scenery. Scenes at Bea. and many other interesting and attractive subjects. Tho hours for visiting it will be from 9 A. M. «o 1 P. M., from 2 to 6 and from 7 to9 P. 51. Fridays and Fri day Evenings will be appropriated exclusively to the admission of tho colored population. NOTICE. T HE stoamorT. 8. Alnicalf requiring i repairs, the David L. Adams, until tioe, willbo taken from tho Florida route to slight until further no- supply her WANTED. A VESSEL to taku a curgo of Pitch Pino Lum ber to Montevideo, for whioh $22 per Mandfipor ., will be ;aid. Apply to js C. A. L. LAMAR. A 1 —I /ls$l^iho Harness aud Saddle, at the aubseriber'i HE.hi. f tf TWpi Horses. TWENTY head of fine Urge har ness HORSES, for sals to arrive iu ,8avannah, by ths 16th of this month. r oompi Is, toll white wash and other brushes. v 21 WM. HUMPHREYS, Agent, MXNUFACTuaxn or Ennontlal Olid, Extract* anti Perfumery of every description. FANCY TOILET AND 8IIAVING SOAPS, DllUOS, MEDIC1NKS, CHEMICALS, do. die. dr Hnvnnimli, (Jeorzln. £ OR sale by Mosars. Eaton Sc Vernon, 78 Maiden Lane, J. k 1 • T. Tripp, 90 aud 92 Maldon Lane, dook. Clay * Kvana, 218 Pearl Street, Wholesale Druggists, New York. fl.v-No visitors or company received unless through special invitation.tf noi “ W. D. FORD, DKALF.R IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PICKLES, PRESERVES, Frultu, C'onfectlonnrleUf Nutts, Ace. FISH, OYSTERS aud ICE when in season. Waidburg's Buildings—Jefferson-st., Snvaunah, Georgia. nov 12 The Arbonr Billiard Saloon, OPPOSITE PULAMKI SQUARE. T HIS magnificent SALOON is now open to the public. The proprietor takes this method of informing his numerous friends and the publio, that ho has openod the above Saloon, and assures his patrons that every attention will be paid unto those fooling dis posed to favor him with their patronage. The choicest Champagnes, Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Ao. Ac., oi had at the bar. P. 8.—Free Lunch dally at 11 o’elook. 49~Charleston Courier, Aogusta Constitutionalist, 5Uoon Messenger, please insert and send bill to this office to the amount of $5. nov *“ Steam Engine for Sale. A MARINE Condensing Engine and Roller, of J\_ about 35 horse power, suitable for a small Steam boat, requiring but little repairs, will be sold a bargain. The Engine oould be applied to Mill, or, any other pur pose, and being a low pressure is capable of performing great labor with a modorate head of steam and small quantity of fuel. Apply to J. ROBEET8 k CO. or to CHARLES PERRY, Agent, nov9 Wlilink’s Wharf PIANO FORTES, MUSIC de MUSICAL ggSgjbj,' II 3 1 U mikot inunii- tno INSTRUMENTS. Tbo subscriber having purchased the retire business of F. Zogbanm A Co,, of which firm he has heretofore been the acting member in 8avannah. would res pectfully invite the attention of those in want of anything in the Musical Line, to his estab lishment. From many years oxperienoe, both in pro fessional and business matters oonneoted with Music, Mr. M. feels himself fully qualified to proffer his vioes In the selection of Muslo and Instruments, or fulfilment of orders; with ths assuranoo of his utmost seal and industry in his endeavor to deserve the patron- CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. — rrUIE Subecribors would announce to the com- X muoity at large, that they are now opening in jk buildings, No. — jo 16 For tmlc, if C. M. feet of Boards and Scantling, for sale low, IU to clear oat a lot. C. PERKY, A| sep 13 tf WilInk's Wharf. ^ qu used, s^e received directly from the Mill, and sold in lots of 10 or 20 reams for cash at Mill prioes. ENVELOPES-Over 200,000 constantly on hand, imtaslow as $i par thousand. NOTE ENVELOPES, NOTE PAPER and CARDS— A very extensive assortment, sora* very beautiful for Weddings, Soirees, Ao. r 10 JOHN M. COOPER A OO. DYING And Renovating Establishment. 73 York-street, near the Court House. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. ESTABLISHED IN 1832. fin HE Subscriber grateful to bis patrons and I friends tor tbeir oontiaued fevors would state that, la addition to tb* Improvements in Dying, ac quired by him daring his last visit to England and Scotland, baa made arrangements for extending bis bu siness, by which he is now enabled to Dye a greater variety of Colors on Silk aad Woolen Drrcses, Shawls, Ao., walch he trusts will goasrally pleas# all who may favor him with their patronage. , _ . Gentlemen’* Qarmeale Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated, i may be required, in tho earn# superlorstrlewhloh has generally so much pleased his petrous aud friend*. _ _ ZeiflUL I Mi. him by totter toroMb to. Ftot OOM to toil h. m»7 $ftV2m»a.uK.* b S;i, h "" 0 “ u, “iS3Lun>s»OAtLowAT. SSn Cspl Twenty Dollar* Reward, 30R the apprehension of my men WILLIAM,who 1 ranawey last Monday. He * 1 ’ Capt. John Dillon, and formerly belonged to Potatoes at Private kaU. 15 bbti. totlM KMa.y FototoM, MWlnta|to. buk Hun.. PriuM mtl. Com « Mu. Mi. l„bm.I.,4 liium.u. tor wtototout,nlinr ohseers. Terse* cash. ang I? luabls Building Lots at isarashtstt Valuable Lot No. , Qwlauott-etrsek. foot, situated on oorner of If not previously d lap seed lots will be eold et publio House, on Tuesday, Ike fill at sale. Tract of Load at Prioois Sals. Lot Land No. S3,18, S, oontaiaing lfiOaeT*^ welltim- bercd, situated in Case Oeuaty near IfingistlUl. Z Wm lulloe irom the State B. Road. Rosendalc Cement at Private Solo. Now landing per sobr Cataract—100 bbls Ujlrazllfi Yfe hav* just resolved from Che sssaefaetumeU PhUadelphLv end will oonUaue to keep on hand fiwf sale, Augustus Hummel's Improved Eeseao* of Oeffoe. This is ths best composition of Osfee eve* offered fist sal*, and Coffee mode from the Eseenoo is mmeh mere wholesome, more delicate, flaaer flavored aad catered, perfectly cjear, and in every respeot eupertav tatka fl asst Rio CofftoO, aad La Um w iii prove a nett wvfaff Tt per oent. over Coffee prepared in the ordinary manner. Try it aud mo If it does not. fis Tennessee Macon and Lard, at PrivateSols. 13,000 lbs. Now Baeon, assorted Hog rosind. 2,000 “ Fresh Leaf Lard, just received per R. Rf from Teaneseoo. aad for sale in Iota to salt purchaser* Groceries, Provisions, SOc. FHILBRICK A BELL offer on aooommedatlxgtera* et privet* sal*: Liquors.—50 bbls. N. E. Rum. Sfi bbls.Teaek Brandy. 25 bbls. Monongahsla Whisky, 5 pipes Holland Oia. • half pines Cognac Brandy. 10 casks “Small fiUU" Hcotah Whisky, 1 punoheon Irish Whisky (ttelfehaz'fl), 5 eighth casks Pfnet, Cestllllon k Oo. aad Hsanemy Brandy. 200 dos. ot fin* Madeira, Sherry mad Fort Wines. Brandy, Oin, Rum, Whisky and Cherry Bran dy—ell private stock. Bacon.—20 casks Bides, 10 easkn Hams, If Mffcr Shoulders. Hat.—300 bales Eastern nmd Northern. CnMiNT.—150 bbls. Hosendal* Cement On. fLOun.—100 bbls. Canal, 60 bbls. Richmond, Cxocxbrv.—26 orates SMiorted Common and OrazHn Glasswarb.—76 ease* Tumblers, asserted, 10 eased Wines, 16 bbls. Lamps. Molases* Cans, Ae. Cbackbbs.—10 whole aad 10 half bbls. Boston. i^jSiuAur-WjOOOCommon GemsnQgars, 20,000 Bpaz- Swxunn.—A large assortment of Fair bank’s Flatform. Also, a large assortment of Ready Made GletkianL Dry floods. Matches, Woedsi Warn, Bras* desks. Fan*/ Soaps, Fa cy Articles, Ae. Ao. jy Id Two Storos, Nos.8and lSJohaaton’s Building, Bay street, for rant low. DK. H. W. BANKS, S p E8PECTFULLY offers bis Professional oar- L vices In ths various branches ef DENTISTRY, tb* oitiions of Beveaneh and vleimity. RnriHiNCBs—Edward Fadolford, Sr.. ■. T. Chap man, Joseph 8. Fay, W. W. Liaoola, and M. Fronder- gast. ESTOffloe on Congress it, 2 doors from Drayton. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF I riQlK dnlire atoek of GRUCEIUE8, WINES, J LIQUORS, SEGARS, SAUCES, A*., Ao., in star* No. 167 Broughton at. will bo sold off at COST prises. as the oosoern has to U eloeed. r 15 A. A. SOLOMONS. Bullifi! Baths!! BrUiiIII Y BATHING ROOMS am now ready andlz . complete ordor. Warm and Cold Baths onlv 20 i. I would rsspeotfully solicit th* patronage of the publio. N. B.—Gentlemen will ploeao pur oh as* their tlekels in the lleir-Cutting Saloon before bathing. Com* and Bathe—I will have it w*U attended to, If I« tom enough to pay ita expenses. i gate J. M. HAYWOOD. HemoviU. I I Trimming and Gs „ Store is removed to ihe store on Whitaker* street, next door to Congress-street, opposite Henry ' '* ‘ ~ whore will be found every variety suit* Lathrop A Co. able fo” ,l — goods. , _ ... rariety flttib* able for tb* season in Miliniry, Trimmings and Fanoy Millinery Departs John Dillon, and was purohasod by me from Cant, ir. Tho above reword will be paid upon his dell v- to me. [nov 7J U. F. WILLINK. H KAVV MAR V LAND OATM.—-1000bueb els in begs, landing from sohr Batilla, for sale by 23 ROBT. iiAUKltSUAM Kt SON. WM. CRABTREE. I Wiacasset Usy. in store, in lots, and by retail. Apply to [nov 23—tf] WM. CRABTREE. 3 LO if applied for immediately. IJV| will nil OUIU I J. F. PELOT. 224 Bey-street. I tUKHS GOODH AT RUDUC'ED PRI- I J CEB.—Plaid Raw Silks, Brneade and Plaid Silks, Frenoh Muslin DeLaines, Persian Cloths and French Prints. For sale very low bj >w by ij&l NR\ LATHROP A CO. M KItINO AND HII.K VB8TS.-L.iliM', Misses', Men’s and Boys' Merino Vests—a full assortment ot sixes and qualities. For sale by n#v 21 HENRY LATHROP A CO. If *s A r rn HEN It Y LATHROP A CO. [OUUNING GOODH.—Black Bombazines, I Canton Clothi, Alpacas, Tammlne Cloth, Mus- DeLaines, Ao. For sale by >v 21 HENRY f LATHROP A CO. )LAC3K HILK8.—Plain and Figured Black rtment. For sale by HENRY LATHROP A CO. S ILK MANTILLAS.—Black and Colorod Silk Mantillas and Talmas, at very low prices, by nov 21 liENRY LATHROP A CO. K OYAL BATH BLANKETS—1 cos. j per Bed Blankets, ox tra slao and quality, just ^1 aud for sale by ov 21 NEVITT, LAI UitOP A STEBBIN8. A DIES’ HIDING HATS—Some very i handsome styles of Ladles’ Riding Hats, oaa be found at the Hat and Cap Store of N. K. BARNUMACO. CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. 11T ILL bo Loosed at the Market House in Sa- f V vannah, on the first Wednesday in Deoember next, under the superintendanecofthohlarket Commit teo, between the hours of 10 and 12 o’olook A. M., all th* Stalls in said Market. Terms oash. PHILLIP M. RUSSELL, nov 21 City Marshal, Baffles S F the Fair Harness and8addle, toba seen at our Store, 183 Congress-st., 1 fins Silver Plated Car- e Harness at $300—30 ohanoes at $10 each. Also, 1 Ladles' Ssddls, Bridie and Martingale at $100 -20 chances at $5 each; to be raffled soon. Only a few chances left. tf D. MALLETT A CO. Hoarding. A FEW Mechanics can be accommodated l\ good Board 2d door Irom ths oorntr of Macon idf ■' ' “ a Dray ton-streets. MEW HARDWAUE STORE. THE undersigned has oponed a New Hardware Store at No. 149 Conzrwsn-street. the store reoeatly occupied by Messrs. N. K. Bar- - m A Co., and is now reoelving an entire new and woll solootcd stock of BNGIiIHII AND AMEHICAN BOOBS, embracing almost every article usually found iu a Aware 8toro. Having purchased his stock direct th* Manufacturers in England and this oonntrv, he is enabled to offer bis Goods as low as they can be purchased at any other establishment at the South. Ho respootfolly asks of tbs patrons of the late firm of Modes key A Norton, the cltixen* generally, and per sons visiting the oity, to giv* him a coll, and be satisfied of kto^rl..., .to. QEOBOB A. M.GLE8KET. CLOAKS AND MAN VILLAS. W. C. Wadsworth Invites the Ladies to call and inspect an invoice ef Cloth Cloaks ond Mantillas, reoeivod from tho celebrated manufactory of Ozones Biiouix, Esq., New York City, whioh for superiority of style end quality oennot be surpasaed, at No. 116 Congress-etreet, opposite Pulaski House. Rlohly trimmed white and eolored Sat la, lilk end Straw Children’s whit* aad eolored trimmed Beaver llete and Flats, braided aad embroidered Hoods, ftusev Satin Bonnet linings. Feathers, Frenoh Flowers aad Wreaths, a greet variety of Dross Caps, Tabs mid other head-dresses, Regolets. This is th* store that every man’s wife earn get Bsz- ote all the-way from 60 osnts to $10. Ribbons, Milks and Satina. A large lot Frenoh Boanst aad Cap Ribbons, very low; white end eolored Silks and Batus, Liming Bilks, Cloak and Talma Tassels. Trlmnilnzs. nted Velvets and Ribbons, Lao* Gimps aad Ga* loons, Silk and Worsted Braids, Embroidery and Braid ing Pater ns, Worsted Embroidery and Floss Bilk, every shads end color, Stool Trimming#, Gold and Silver Braid and Laos, Embroidered Muslin Collars. Chsue- setts aud Sleevss. Fancy Breast Plas, Braoelsta, Kid, Iudla Rubber, China and Wax Dolls Gloves. Mlllners and Dross-Mzkero Goods* MRS. DOYLE, assisted by competent Milliners,fr*» Now York, will atund to tbs Making and Trimming Department, and will endeavor with ekiU and tastete ploaae all who will favor her with tholr orders. Cloth Talmas mado, out aud pinked. Slippers, and Smoaking Caps stamped for binding, Straw Bonnets blotohed and pressed. Remember the spot in W hi taker-street, neat doorfto Congress-street. Xfflli EXCELSIOR. SAVAh^AH FA-1UONABI.K CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 98 Brynn-sl. 4c Coa|rMMt*| Opposite ihs Market, F. I. KOSKNBKRtt, Proprietor. O N baud and for salo a large and well selected stock of Fall Ac Winter Clothing, Cheep for CA8H and on aooommodating terms. ■ot 14 ly New Jewelry Store. THE Undersigned has opened a Jewelry Establishment at No, 155 Congress-street, ’ e he will be happy to show hia patrons w and splendid assortment of WATCHES 4c JEWELRY of ell kinds. Having engaged^* servioes of a competent Watch maker, he is prepared to do repairing of every descrip tion in the best manner, and hopes to give satire satis- faction to hia patrons. (nolflj H. B1LBEB. Private Boarding Home. 1 MIK subscriber having taken the spacious resi dence lately ocoupiod by Wm. I. Way, Esq., re spectfully notifies his friends end the public, that he 1s prepared to accommodate both permanent and tran sient BOARDEB8 on reasonable terms. Persons who havo rooms elsewhere can take thsir meals at his boras ehonld they wish to do so. Ths house is looated in a oentral part of the oity, on Wright Square, opposite th* Court Houso. Hoping to give entire eatinaotien be trusU that both friends and stranger* will five him a share of patronage, (oet 20j GEO. C. DUNHAM. Boarding. A FEW Slutle Gentlemen can obtain board and f\. lodging at No. 20 Mongomery it., one door from tne oo ' ” *■— *—* *-— o oorner of Broughton. Apply as above. 01U8IUAL. A GENTLEMAN being desiroua of tenshlng tho Violin, would like to tak* a few pupils who oould reoeivo lessons of an evening. For terms and farther particulars, apply at nov 5 lmo O. B. MITCHELL’S Must*Store. Daguerreotype Likenesses. T HE subscriber it now prepared to execots LIKENESSES, in th* best style of the art, at his megnifioont Gallery, corner of St. Julien-etroet and Market Square. All Pictures warranted to give satisfaction, or re taken without extra charge. BW”Iaatructions given in the art, with apparatus furnished; also, Stook and Cbamieala for sale, oet 20 J. W. MILLER. WOOD! WOOD! onstantly Canal Bridge, a full M UU T» WUU a AAA/, St SUV to.u.l ■ »*u •ly, at aU seasons, of 6ak, HICKORY aad P1KB at his WOOD YARD, t all seesons, of OAK. Hi All orders left at J. D. J« will be promptly attended to. _ QT Wood Held X..W F.r CuS. JE) ju l 1 J. M. BOTLEO. WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!! *- npilE Subscriber bu bow ud will keep cobitut- I ly on hand, a large supply of th* best quality of highland Oek, Hickory and Pino WOOD, whioh he oflors by the whole salo or retail, as low for oash as eaz be bought for in ths oity. All orders punctually at tended to, and particular attention given to measure* meat. Wood yard at th* old stand at th* Carnal and Railroad Bridge. jy 22 ly PETER WHITE. M Kt IIANIC’S TOOLS.—Bnufc udMool- ding Planes, Cross-out, Hand and Pknasl Saws, ww^-irs Compasses, Howells, Drawing and Cruabnrg Knives, Foot Adge, Bread Axes, and every article wanted by a Mcchanio, in store aud for sale by BAM’L PALM m « nov 26 Qlbl FOIL SALS. r O arrive 70 bbls. New Crop New Orleans Mo lasses ; 22 hhds Sugar, 10 of Whit* aad Clarified, nov 18 LOCKETT, LONG A CO. LAMTKU.-25 bbto. Ground Fluur, tt d*. E mnsn oqdkm * bubeeb. ■p IGOI.KTTES—A l.rp. rwtol, of Ri|.toU.i AA- fO* tol. .t —..Mu... . vpa.qnM.V'l EEMPTOW * VEBSTIUjra E S LAINSS Oi CAHHMBRK—A tow Jlo.to.orn oolored ood whlto do Ulato ud more, n very hondsems lot»M and for sale by [nov 28] >ico assort Inrnpe, ius! J. FCOl rtmoat of >usl rooeivsd •LLINS. ^OFFE MILLS, Coffee Pnrchers, Spico J—KOI—■-‘SAgaaf* fi BBLS. Potatoes end Ouious, in store and tor UU sal* by [nov 231 W. D. FORD f'11N—90 dozen Boheulara Qln, jaet rac’dI and I \JT sale by HYLAND A O'NEILL. nov 22 Under Marshall Horae* n - T " 7 h “KEMPTOKA VERBTILLB’8. AV A- URICK—L.odiu, from brijCarit baa .1 OoltoWi whorf. jot) folu Prim. lutora On 30,000 Hard Burnt North— ’ pu.touto.tor’ri.towgto.
