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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1853)
POSTSCRIPT. SECOND morning edition. »>dnf»day Moral— fcalf-IM.t 4 o'clock ' HOUSE of representat;ves. Milledokvills, Dec. 8,10 A. M. tlr. ricket moved to re-coillidar the bill prohib- j the driving of cettlo to the Count/ of Gilmer, tho 15th dey of Hey, end the let of Octo ber. Soeteined. Mr Cleveland, of Habersham, Introduced a bill to , d a portion of Habersham to tbe County of Lump k Jl r . Young of Union moved to taka op a bill for h< p«rdonof EUJ®h Bird, now under aentenca of . in tbe County of DeKalb, which motion waa fsfiaiaed. Mr* Smith, of DeKalb, and Mr. Fannin, Troup, tpoke against the passage of tbe bill. * Lamar advocated the bill. The yeaa and naya ^ required, and the vote atoad yeaa 48, naya 43. A bill to amend the tax laws of thia State, v*s #1 dfl the special order of Friday next. \ bill to provide for the Compensation of Grand ,od Petit Jurors in tho County of Habersham. Pass* id. A bill to alter, straighten and define the line be* t vren the Counties of Talbot and Taylor. Laid on ibe table for the present. On motion, the house adjourned until half past 0 o'clock to-morrow. F., IN SENATE. Nillkdkvillk, Dec. 6th, 1853. Mr. Editor:—The Senato met at the usual hour ofii o'clock this morning. Several local bills wore introduced, and among them waione to amend the acta relating toilio Cot* poraiion of tbo city of Griffin, etc. Mr. Pope offered a resolution for tbe consideration of the "Census and new county" committees, that they may be enabled to report the number of Ru* pre»entativea allowed to each county, in accordance with tho proviaions of the constitution. Several of the old counties will lose a membor, and among them •Old Wilkes," while Oglethorpe, Irwin and others, barely sure their distance by a few hundreds. Tho resolution was agroed to, and ia a few duys we will hire tlio Report. Mr. McLeod introduced a bill to make permanent the public buildings in Emanuel county at Swuint- boro’. The bill to incorporate tho McDonough Collegiate Seminary, was read tho third time and passed. Tbe Justices' of tbe Peaco Jurisdiction Bill came ip, snd Mr. Dawson moved to amend as follows : That tbo jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace be restricted and limited tn the sum of twenty dollais including interest." Several Senators argued for the iucrcuso instead of curtailment, and if many of ike dignitaries over Georgia had been listeners-we doubt not—they would have felt their dignity so much increased, as to have produced some ludi* troui, if not alarming aymptoma! When it be* comes known to tbe country, that not many inontha igo, in a certain county in this State, a writ waa •erred upon a negro for alandtrtng a white man—tl e vas tried, convicted and received 100 lashes I The people porhaps will thiuk tbe Court rather ex- reeding its jurisdiction in the premises; but thi. is * isolated instance of the administration of vpromptu law$ in that department of the Govern* «ot. After some discussion and soverul amend* •nts tho yeas and nays were taken on its passage J roaulted in nays 45 and yeas 34. So the bill with its road of araondinonts, went ever board" again, wkero it will probably remain. To enable us all to “ Ox up” and nttend the Gov* mor’s Leveo to-night, where it is the wont of tl e crack-heeled democracy" from all parts of Geoi- |ii to congregate— The Senate adjourned until half-past 9 o'clock to. narrow morning. p. Reduction in Price OF BOGLE’S HYPERION FLUID, Fcr Restoring, Preserving and Adorning tbe Hair, juring 1 nets, Dandruff, Salt Rheum, and all affections of •Mikia. Where every thing olso has failed, Bogle’s Hyperion Fluid has effected a permanent ours. Bogle’s Electric Hair Dye, IS ANOTHER WONDER 01* THE AGE. It instantly oovert# Red, Grey or unsightly Hair, in ti beautiful Black or Brown, literally dying it the eminent it is applied, at the same time improving the mis and flexibility of the hair. It does not stain the and can be applied in any weather. Its effects are and certain, whilst its virtues are beyond prioo And tUothers U * UJ ’ Wono ® ito superorlty over Bogle’s Amole Shaving Cream bin artiolo of raro merit, its mild and detsrgent prop- <aiM » Prevent ths skin from chapping, and also resist MS?" changes of tho temperature or climate, *huit tho lather is both creamy and lasting. Bogle’s Hebeaiona. All these articles have stood the test of the strioteit •neitigation, and are considered to bt the only ones »-rthj of gracing ths toilet of beauty, taste and fash- * a V b \ hnd of the Inventor. WM. BOGLE. Boston. Aidhu Agents throughout the United States andCana- r |? r “ le b y A - A. Holomenaft Co., J. B. Moore ft w., W. W. I,iucoln, Jas. II, Carter, J. A. Mayer end Thomaa.M. Turner ft Co. lawM je V 1PECIAL HOTICEB. SAVANNAH MORNING HEWS, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7j 1853. PROCLAMATION,—Friends, oountry- men and lovers 1—hear mo for my cause, and be silent that you may hear; discard prejudice that yon may believe, and read facts that you may aot in telligently. Who, that is young, but values ths luxu riant looks of youth and beauty t Who, that ia middle- aged, but shudders at Grey Hairs 1 Who, that is old, but would aveBaldness? If any, speak,—for him have I offended. As nous speak, then nous havs I of- fsndsd in addressing 4w»nty-tour million psoplo. Not one of these many million who havs attested the virtues of Lyon’s Kathairon, for Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but will proclaim Its bene ficial effects far and near. One trial will couvinos tbe moet incredulous. Bold uniform, for 26 cents, by every Druggist in America. d. g, BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. T. M. TURNER ft CO., no? 29 lm Wholesale Agents in Savannah. AMONQ DISEASES, Dyspepsia and Liv- • S -Bk ~« Complaint rank as most diffioult to ours. Ws are pleased to havs it in our power to point out a remedy which has proved effootual in many eases, and which ws oau safely recommend as aoertaia and infal lible cure ; U has-been the means of rssouing thousands from an untimely grave. We moan tho Hoofland German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jaekson, German Medicine Store, 12U Arch-street, Philadelphia, and by Druggists generally. 12 nc ■ R * R -“”O n th ® 1st day of September 1863, Mr. Charles Randolph oalled at ths r! R. 11. offloe, and stated that for ten years he bad not iqjoyed a single moal. He had not, for five years, had a natural dlaoharge from his bowels; bnt was obliged to resort to Itgeotions, Ac. Ho was pals, haggard, and thin. Wo ordered Radway's Regulators, one each night, and Radway's Resolvent, throe times per day, On the eighth of September be called upon us. HE WAS so ALTERED that WE KNEW HIM NOT. Uia appetite is good—his digestion easy—his skin oUtand healthy—his atop elastic and buoyant—his bo\j vigorous, and his eye indioatss a man of health and energy. For Llvor Complaint, Dyspepsia, Difficulties of ths Urotha and Bladder, Radway’s Regulator and Reno vating Resolvent are a quick and positive euro all Aches and Pains, for Neuralgia and Rhoumatism, for Nervous and Billons Complaints, Radway's Ready Relief Is quick and cffeotnal. In five minutes’ time after its application, tbs patient is free from pain. Sold by Drugsists everywhere. 12 nov CARD. fc'""S *"r *• STEIN returns his sincore thanks to tho inhabitants of Savannah and its vi cinity,for their kind patronage sinoo his commencement in business, respoctfully informs them that ho has re opened his old stand, 144 Broughton-etreet, with a new selection of Gold and Silver Watohes, aud a variety of Jowelrytoo numerous to insert. Uo’hopes by mitting attention to merit a share of public patronage, Repairing of Watohes, Clooks, Chronomotors and every specious of Astronomical Instruments, attended to with acouraoy and dispatch. [novl6] F. STEIN. DR. HARRIS Has removed to tho resldenoe formerly ownod by Capfe. John B. Gallic, N. E. oorner of Whitaker and Harris-its. Office in tbe basement, oot 26 3m rs* O' DKNTISTRY. DB. BARNES having enlarged and re- VsA furnished his sstabllshmsnt, hopes now, with his increased facilities, to supply tho iuoreaaed demand for his now stylo of Artificial Tooth, whloh admitted on all sides to be the most lift-Uko and beau tiful Dental substitute ever invented, and muat b be appreciated. Dr. B. will take great pleasure in exhibiting specimens of this to any who may favor him with a oal) at his office, oorner of Congress and Whit- aker*sts., entrance on Congress-at. N. B. Exftdnation and advio* gratis. oot l C. A. L. LAMAR. led permanently in Savannah, respeotfully tenders his professional services to its oitisens. Office, 84 Broughton-street. 1y. aug 9 DENTISTRY. Drs. HOY ALL and JOHNSON, Surgical and Mechanical Dentluta. an Office over Zogbaum’s Muslo Store, Mar WvJSi ket Square. 1 y , nov 8 DENTISTRY. DR. M. €• HEALD Performs all operations pertaining to Natural or Artlfl- oial Teeth, in the best style. Offios first oorner west of tbs Marshall Hones. ly jan 17 CITY MARSHAL’S SALK. IITILL he Leased at the Market House in Sa* >T vannah, on tbo first Wednesday in Deoembrr I*ar •- j 'HtCKS on Meruhuiits’ Bauk, Now York, in \J sums to suit purohasors, for sale by . , „ ANDREW LOW ft C huanah, Nov. L1833. tf no BROUGHT TO JAIL—A uag ro mail named D JAMES, five feet three inohes In height, dark •plexion, is about twenty-five years of a ‘ e years of ago, i Xiongs to William Green, of Augusta, Ga. I8AA J D’LYON. Jailor. HALT.—Part of the cargo of Hie ship Bonaventure, landing and for sale from tho wbarl '• [nov 22—tf] ANDREW LOW ft CO. Potatoes and onions.—5u bbis.Po- 1 tatoos and 60 bbls Onions, reoeived per steamer 7,5* s&l0 by WILLIAMS ft HUMPHRIES. te FOR SALE. An sxosllsnt Young 8panish Horse for sale. He draws magnificently in harness of any kind, and is also delightfal under tho saddle. »mn bo found at T. F. Steven’s Stables, oorner of *a*rd aud Broughtoa-streets. in R. ROGERS, Jr. Notice* (’4IMS for damogo on Goods, per steamers •ju v l 5 to of Georgia and Keystone State, mast be ■«» before tho Goods are removed from too wharf, tt.-iii 00 "bort, before their departure, otherw'so J will not be, admitted. All Paosages sent to tbe ffim* mu, , t b8 P Uoed in charge of tho Purser, RS °?J l . fcd i ng for or &e ships will not ‘•ftiponslbte for thorn. • a A. L. LAMAR. - Bides, 6 tos superfine Hams, 20 bbls ramp Pork, '-•iqk per brig Josephus, forjale by ii T & BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. pOWDER AND HHOT.-150 kog* Rifle ^..Gunpowder; 200 bags Drop and Buck Shot, for [nov2l] MoMAHON ft DOYLE. pLUID LAMPS.—A choice assortment of V Parlor and Bed Boom Fluid Lamps, iust reoeivtd ‘ J, P. CO rssle by [nov 28J __ || MILLS, Coffoo Purcbers, Spice . - y Mins, cako, Coffoo, 8ogar and Tea Canisters, for a# ® 3 [nov 28] J. P. COLLINS. 30 dozon Schoidum Gin, just rec’d aud.ior by HYLAND <9 O'NEILL, Under Marshall Honss. pRUNEs—P RUN EH.—Just received 5 boxe. r- irunailn nu.. r... a r...k ..j .....i.. ... W“" , * r ‘- ' A — 19 oornor of Bay and Whltaker-sts. iP^ rA . NW LINIMENT—A large supply t,tu n #°D V rloni ,lsM * jo* 1 reo’d. as well as svsry va- u n .°p W«s aises, just reo’d. as well as svsry £ of Pete at Medicines always on Land at JAS. H. CARTER ft CO. Potatoes—.50 bbls. Poutoes; 3u bbi«. .• ,o° Wer » ators and for sale by ,TI9 E. O'BYRNE. N^AyLS—Lour and Square Blanket Shawls and the latest do, a largo variety at KEMPTON ft aovig YERSTILLE’8, 72 St Julien aud 106 Bryan-sts., Waring's Itango. .. T C LOTHING. g°y § *“4 Youths’ Clothing 8 PRICE ft VEADEB, 147 Bay-strsst, V bbls.Lime, landiug per sebr Isidore “ BRIGHAM, KET.T.Y ft GO. i'S'Tf?"’ 'I'WlNiS.—IUU lu.. JI (J r ■t.am.r Florid^ In .tor. ud fc 1() n p "^S. POTATOB8, and 10 ll.lf barrel, i, Fulton Beef, just rsoslved in store and for sal [nov 101 E. O’BYRNE. L.Ti® 10,090 lbs. Ulster Whit* Per. aad 'n v V"A “amtaloons and Vests. Foi --L-UoyUfil PRICE ft VEADEB. 147 Bay*st. A 1,01 Sale: A «»Wyaat» «m,rtr.t rata Fireman, war- , '•kd loand Ui of good chmntir ■ ft m.n U 'tf™* ** 4 y [nof4J 9 J.E.DgFORD. 1 TAPSCOTT’8 FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION AGENCY. Persons wishing to send for their friends, LA and desirous of bringing them out by first olass packet ships, are informed that the subsoi ibers are the only agents for the above Agonoy in this oity. They are also authorised to draw on Mesers. Wm. Tapsoott ft Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and up wards, which drafts aro ungotiablein any town through out Ireland and Great Britain. Draftson France and Germany, payable In all parte it the Continent, also for sale. Apply to dso24 ly BUNKER ft OGDEN, 80 Bay*st. A Warranted Remedy. PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMItslE8, SEA CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS. 0AM PUBCHABB MO RXHSdT EQUAL TO DR. TOBIAH’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. For Dysentery, Gollo, Croup, Coughs, Rheumatism, Quinsy Sore Throat. Toothache, Ueadar*" Sea-sickness, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Old Soros. Mosquito Bites, Iu- seot Stings. Pains in the Limbs, fto. If it does not give relief,reoolleot your money will be refunded. All that is asked is a fair trial of it aooord- ing to thedireotions. This artiole is an English reme dy, and waa used by William the Foarth ( late king of England, andoertlffed to by him as a cure for Rheumatism, where everything else he had tried, failed. Over 10.U00.00U bottles havs been sold in tho United States without ■ingle failuro, and many families have stated that if it was $10 per bottle they would not be without it, in of Croup, asit is as certain to oure as it is applied. The most sevore couuu is cured in a few days. It cores rooruACUK in 3 minutes—hkaoaoubin X an hour and oho JEBA, when first taken, in a few hoars. tOT Prioo 26 and 60 cents. ‘=6* DB. TOBIA8 has also put up a HOR8ELINIMENT In pint bottles, whioh is warranted oheaner and bottor than other for Collo, Galls, Cute, Swellings, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heel, fto. gg- Price 60 cents. -©$ DR. TOBIAS oould fill twenty newspaper! letters and oertifloates reoeived commending meat, but ooasiders that warranting it sufficient, as any one who does not obtain relief is not oalled on to pay for lt *A. A. SOLO&I the sole agents fur o«tnib»u—uiu tor muo p, Cists and storekeepers throughout Georgia. par Dr. Tobias' offios, 240 Qreenwioh stre jTh. CARTER, Broughton street, oppoei Boarding:. ft FEW Single Gentlemou can obtain board and /Y lodging at No. 20 Mongomery st., ono door from the corner of Broughton. Apply as abovo. nov ‘ TO GASH PURCHASERS OF DRV QOODS. M PREN DERG AST & CO., 178 Broughton s!., • opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, West Side. In oonneotlon with arrangements made on opening their New Warehouse, namely, to avoid as far as possible carrying over stook from ono season to anothor—havo fixed the prioea of the remaining portion of their Fall and Winter Stock at a very low figure. In this connection they particularly direct attention co their Silks, French Merinos, Delaines and Cash- deo3 A NDIRONH. Shovel and 'J J\ Flro Dogs, Steel Fire Setts, Stands, Coal Hods, Coal Shovels, Pokers, fto.; for sale by Tongs, brass head Shovel and Tongs Coal Sifters, Xro F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryaa-street. sals by [nov 23] W. D. FORD. B ut G< ose. Goshen Butter60 boxes White and 60 do oolored e, reoeived per steamer end for sale by 30 8CBANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. H AY—20bales prime Hay, landing uud for sale by f nouaul BBIQHAM. KELLY ft CO. B ACON HHOULDBKH—10 casks prime Bacon 8honlders, landing and for sale by nov 30 BRIGllAM, KELLY ft 00. K 1 thTUi Notice. INGULF,Y Sc THOMAS have removed their Office from No. 72 Bay-street, to tho offico on hton Steamboat Co. wharf. nov >7 I ME TO ARRIVE—1000 barrels Lime, car j go of sohr E. J* Talbot, for sale to arrive by mv 30 BWOHAM, KELLY ft CO. W OVEN HTBBL CIGAR CAHKH.—An other supply of thoe* beautiful Woven Stool — ■" mare new article, together with a good “ i Cases, fto. Just i* GEO. 8. NICHOLS FRENCH CHOCOLATE—Received per _ 1 steamer, perfectly fresh and of a superior qoali- ty, for sale low at (deolj BERLIN ft NATH AN 8. BAT’S BOOT OIL—5 barrels lor sale by JOHN B. MOORE ft CO., Gibbons’ Buildings. nov 29 OHKNHACKK WORM SYRUP—A large supply just reoeived by JAS. If. CARTER ft CO. |3 IlOU GHT TO JA1L—A negro man named 13 AMOS, flvo feet five inches In hoisbt, light complexion, is about twenty-three years of age, and says he belongs to Joseph Simmons, of Skiddeway la]- 2S. [di.ll 18AAO P'LyoW, Jailor. OH HEN BUTTER dc CUE8HK—Ten ’ “uudCOb sale low b X Firkins of eboloe Goshen Butter and 60 boxes of gr*" - **! ^nassaftaaas&M. B UTTER—BUTTER—Just rac’d n prime lot of Goshen Batter, which we offer at 25 oeute per nouad. BERUN ft NATHANS, Under St. Andrew’s Hail. XTO DEBTS contracted by the crew Baraanali. Hot. 50,165J. of the Br. jin or Con- iLY ft CO. dtol STEAMSHIP LINES. To Traveler. «. u* North. U. 8. MAW. NE. THROUGH li' HOURS. Mew-Iork and Gi. iemi-Wttkij STEAMSHIP UINE. Leave Adger’e wharves every Aster- doy and Wsdnenlay, after the arrival or the Cars from the South and West. ■ On 8atnrdey the new and spin ooean 8teamere JAME8ADGKR, \ John DiokineoB, __. „ l »W0Tons. J Cammander. MARION, I W.J. Foster, 1,200 Tons./ Commander. 6n WEDNESDAY,. UNION, 1 lUuhanl Adana, 1,600 Tone, j Commander. SOUTHERNER. \ Thomas Ewan, 1,000 Tons./ Commander. These stesmers are nnrivaled on the ooest for safety, speed and comfort, experienced and courteous oommaa- ders, tables supplied with evory luxury, will ensure travelers by this, every possible comfort and accommo dation. „ 4fct“ For Freight or Passage, having e Boom ncoommodations, apply at the offios of the agent, HENRY M188ROON, Corner East Bay and Adger’e Sou. Wharf. Cabin Passage ...426 Stu-rage do.M.~ $8 JtST The now steamship NASHVILLE, if«*dy to take her place in the line early in November, sept 26 United States gait Line. N.Y. AND HA VANNAH HTEAMHHIP8< DAYS OF LEAV- 1NG savannah ■■■■Mb FOR NEW YORK.I The Alabama, capt. Sohenok, The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, “ 26 Tho Florida, Capt. tVoodhuil Doe. 3 The Alabama, Capt. Sohenok, The Augusta, Capt. Lyou, The Florida, Capt. Woodhull, «• 17 The Alabama, CJapt. Sohenok, «• 21 The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, •• 24 Tho Florida,Capt. Woodhull •* 31 Those shiie are the largest on the coast, unsurpassed ^■P**?* "Mety or comfort—making thoir passages in 60 to GO hours, and are oommanded by skillful, oarefhl and polite offloers. They offer a moot desirable oon- veyanoe. to New York. On tho completion of ths Knoxville, in January next, this lins will be somi- weekly. Cabin Passage, $26. PADELFORD, FAY ft CO., ’L? 11 " -- -—--***• 8AMT MITCHELL, 13 Broadway. N. York. Rtl . FUtt PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The now and splen did sidewheel steam ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Robt.i -- OF GEORGIA, a. «. U ns- vin, Jr., will lento Savannah for Philadelphia every Wednesday. These steamships are the most comfortable * * * * *“ J unsurpassed for safety and speed, 1 tho eo&at, and 0 Keystone Stole Wednesday,’ 7th Deosmbor. 8 ___ C. A. L. LAMAR, Agent in Savannah. HERON ft MARTIN. Ag’to in Philadelphia. STEAMBOAT LINES. TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH. THE HA VANNAH AND CHARLESTON U. 8. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o’clock A. M., after tho arrival of the night train of the Central Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day, oonneotinx at Charleston with the Wilmington Htenui-Packetn. Whloh leave with the U. 8. Mall every day, at2>4 P. M., and also with tbe Naw-York and Caarlenton Htenrashlpe. Whloh leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur- lay afternoon. Passengers leaving Macon on Tuesday evenings, will arrive in time to oonnect with the splen did new steamship James Adger one week, ana the steamship Southerner the next. Fu. from Charleston to New-York by land route, $20— time 62 hours; by steamships, $26. [my 16] 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. SHIP LINES. FOR LIVERPOOL. , The American ehip KALAMAZOO, Capt. ■r Tayior, will meet with dispatoh for the above ■port. For freight apply to 6 If EPPING ft XRF.TZ. WANTED TO CHARTED. l a Vessel to take a cargo of Timber toanEaat- ietu port. Also, one to N. Brates of freight will be paid. Y., for whioh high .. Apply to ■ GEORGE U. MAY. FOR NEW YORK—Old Entnbllnhed Line. Thosohooner POCAHONTAS. Bulkley.mae- ter. will have diepatek as above. For freight — Passage apply on board, or to BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. FOR NEW YORK. The schooner E/ J. TALBOT, , mastoi in l - above. For Freight 0 wUl havo dispatch * deo 6 FOR BALTIMORE— Kegulnr Line. 33, Tho sohr. KEDRON, Layton, master, will have dispatch as above. For Freight or Passage Mffiffikapply on board, or to deoC BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. FOR FKEIHIIT Oli CHARTER. ru. The Packet Sohr. DAVID SMITH, Peterson, “^matter. For partioulars apply to J ' OGDEN ft BUNKER. FOR NEW YORK. . The tost tailing regular paoket ship SOUTU- ftPORT, Wilson, master, having a portion of her Bfreight engaged, will have immediate dispatch. For balance of freight apply to - 1 " 5 WASHBURN, WILDER ft CO. FOR BALTIMORE—Rcnular Line. 33, The eohr. NARRAGANSEl'T, Hall master, will have quiok dispatoh as above. For freight ««Baor passage, apply on boaid or to 2 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. Capt. Smith, having larger pai ■MMEgaged and going ondjoard, will hare immediate dispatoh for the above port. For freight of 100 bales Cotton to complete cargo, apply to Captain on board at nderson’s wharf, or to ROWLAND 81 CO. 8CBAWTOW ft TALLMSW, Agts., N. Y. doo 2 .. x no oars Ansi), Everest urn* tor, laving part ft of her oargo engaged, will havs dispatoh. For ■freight of 600 bales Cotton, apply to 0 HARPER, STUART «i CO. FOR LIVERPOOL. Tho ship 011A8E, Capt. White, having the larger part of lier cargo engaged, will moot with despatch for tho abovo pdrt. For balance H. K. WASBBURN, Agent. of freight, apply to FOR PHILADELPHIA. 33, THE 8ohr. PLANDOME, Capt. R. T. Brown, will have immediate dispatoh for the abovo ■■Mbport. For freight of 100bales ootton to complete cargo apply to [nov 30] ROWLAND ft CO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. ^ Tho sohr POCAHONTAS, Bulkley, master. ^gjj^For particulars—*- BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. FOR NEW YORK. 33. Tho paoket eohr FANNY will have quiok dispatch for the above port.** For freight or ■MKpassago apply to dec 1 OGDEN ft BUNKER. ^0 Goalee,' For freight c_ , board at Anderson’s upper wharf, o ECLIPSE, Capt. FOR NEW YORK. k. Tho Brig WETUMPKA, Capt. Johnson,having Nga part of hor cargo engaged will meet! with die- Mpatch as abovo. For balanoe of freight or pas- l, apply to the Capt. on board, or to >v 23 HENRY K. WABIIBURN, Agont. FOR NEW YORK—Union Line. 33, Tbe regular paoket sohr L. 8. DAVIS, Davis master, will have quiok dispatoh for tho above SBHtport. For froight or passage apply to r 22 OGDEN ft BUNKER. FOR NEW YORK—Brig Line. . The regular packet bark HARVEST, H. Ni- ftchola master, will have quiok dispatoh. For ■freight or passago, apply on board atPr J — *•- Wharf, or to v 21 r passago, apply on board at Padslford’i WASHBURN, WILDER ft CO. FOR NEW YORK. 3^ Too regular paoket sohr MARIA PIKE, Au- ^Tiumack, master, will have quiok dispatoh lor the ■SttBbabove port. For freight or passage apply to 18 OGDEN ft BUNKER. WANTED. IW.NTXD TO HUNT. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,In a pleanat pal of the city. Apply to lYM. WltlOUT. WANTED. . A WOMAN to Cook, Waeh and Iron in a tmill . family. Apply at this ofi>oe. ppy 30 A XJl 3 or 4 miles of Savannah. A man who oan ftir- niab the bestteetimonlals as toeharaeter and oapaeltj, w ho baa hsd the management m large tide swamp plantation and been suooestfhl. will receive a liberal aalnry. Noae need apply who have not the best testi monials. BOBT. HABERSHAM. Savannah, Nov 26th, 1863. A WANTED. Good BLACKSMITH will fiod employment— one acquainted with Boiler Making and repair- Apply at tbie office. 8 dee 3 S IX good Tinmen, to whom constant employment will ho given and liberal wages paid, nov 26 KENNEDY ft BEACH, Agents. WANTED A WHITE Sorvaut Girl to do House Work in a XjL small Family. None need apply but the best, to whom good wages will be given. Apply at the briok building on State-street, third door above Barnard- streot. tf oot 11 WANTED. UOUR Journeymen Tailor*, two Coat hands, and X two Pantaloon makers. Enquire at oot 6 BOBIaSSON ft OAklP’S. WANTED TO HIRE OR I’lJRCHAHK, A BOY or MAN, suitable for a Portor in a Dry Goods Store. Apply to Mp 30 WM. WRIGHT. Land Walrrants. ^HE hi^liest price paid by WM. P. ROWLAND. Houses and Lands. TO RENT. I THREE Briok Tenement! I oorner si Charlton-streots. Possession given v I,the 1st day ot January next. Inquire of dso 2 12 MULFORD MARSH. West Broad and V M Apply FOR HALE OR RENT. A new double tenement Wooden Honao, l.Q 8torios high, alllatbod and plastered, in Robert- vllle, subject to a ground rent of $12.Wannually. “ [nov 26]WM. WRIGHT. SL For Suic. A valuable Plantation on Bkidaway iland, oontoining 720 Acres more or less, fi!Sn •me 660 Cleared, and mostly excollentJKjL Swamp Land. The Plantation is 20 miles from the oity by water and 12 by land, crossing a ferry. Health ana water unsurpassed and landing aooessable by Florida Steamboats. Out of the number of sixty per sons but one death occurred by disease (ploaurisy) in flftptn years. Apply to [nov24| WM. WRIGHT. Furnished (loom. A HANDSOME Airiiished Room, with Board in r\. a private family, and in a central part of the oity, for a Lady and Gentleman, or two single Gentle* Enquire at this offloo. TORENT. A FARM, one milo from the city, containing 17 aoros. On the premises is a convenient dwel- ing, Plastered and well finished. For partioulars en quire ot • T. J. WALSH, No. 176 Bay-street, v 22 TO RENT. t TWO noutes on the oorner of Barnard and I Now Uouston-streets. Apply to L nov 10 C. A. CLOUD. TO KENT. A BRICK 8TORE, No. 116 Dryau-streot. Apply to [nov 10] G. A. CLOUD. TO RENT. J Three Two Story Wooden Buildings, with Kitchen separate, on the corner of Jones end Purse-streets, will be rented cheap by the year. Apply at J. MAI ).£’8, ‘ 31 Cor of Montgomcry-at. and Bay Ians. [tot 20] WM. WRIGHT. FOR RENT. A Stable aud Curriage House. oct26 WM. WRIGHT. TO RENT. A WHARF Store. Apply to oot11 T. J. WAL8II. TO RENT. I A Briok House on Jones-street, on a full lot. Possession given immediately. Apply to oot 11 T.J. WALSH. FOR HALE. | A valuable Plantation, situated on the Louis ville Road, eleven miles from Savannah. It has La good framo two story dwelling, and all necos- .... out-buildings on it, this (rent of Land contains three hundred and seventy-five acres, more or less; there aro about one hundred and twenty sores of ulear- ed land and under good fence, suitable for tbe produc tion of Corn, Cotton and Rios ; tbo wooded laud eon- tains Oak and Pine, and is convenient to tho Central Railroad, whlob rune through it. Purchasers wishing to buy, will please osll aud examine for themselves. For further partioulars, apply on tho premises, or to WM. WRIGHT. Also, will bo sold with the plaoe, eight Negroes, ao- customod to field work; Horses, Wagons, Carts, Cat tle, Corn, Fodder. Peas and Potatoes, if applied for in time. Titles uud'ubtod. * oct3 FOR RENT. PHE STORE immediately under our offico, well L suited for a grain and feed etore, or for storage r cotton. Apply to [sep 23] ROWLAND ft CO. ’I'O RENT—Tbo second Store undor 1 Posssssiongivon 1st October, sep 3 office. ROWLAND ft CO. FOR RENT. Tho Tenement in Waldburg’s Building, at dbrldge, Esq. ros- L present oooupied by W. Woodb: session given 1st November. R. HABERSHAM ft SON. TO RENT. L Three of the Fiv6 tenement Houses oorner of Aberoorn and Jones-street, inquire sop 14 A. BONAUD. For Sale. The Plantation on Skidaway Island, I oalled tbe t LODGE, with an Island at-,3d M.G. W. at this offios. Orocery Stand. T?OR SALE—A building lot in Chatham Ward, JP suitable for a Family Grocery Storo. Also, Lot No. 36 Troup Ward—both oorner lots. Apply at this office. tf «ig 23 H TO RENT. Throe fine 8TORE8j on Moore’s wharf. fob 24 l b 1 untiBi on oioors a voin. BOB T. HABERSHAM ft SON. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN THE CITY! For Cash or City Acceptance. BROUGHTON STREET CHEAP DRY QOODS STORE, —142— I Few Doors East of Barnard- 81. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE nubsoribers now offer for sale, on tbo above terms, one of tho largest and best selected Stooks of Foreign & Domestic Dry Roods in the oity, most carefully selected by ono of the firm, in the best markets for cash, consisting in part of BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, 8heetings, Drillings, Shirting Stripes, Denims, ‘Bed Tieks, oolored and Mourning Calicoes, Mourning and oolored Ginghams—in endless variety. LOTTERIES, .3* falfcrio.'. OJUm.Ko. » WhUahv Strmt *m Ureen and Pulankl Lottery. OniQOBY * IUUBY. lkM(4n. More Prime. ..Id m l’nttrmolt*. Fort., mate OlUce! D rawn ndm hbhh—or on... x Puiuki Lottery, Clua US: 40 JO 9 U 17 8 03 « 17 22 2S 85 05 Half ticket IS 40 M. prlia of 44 told. Ain, 0 18 40, prim of 65 sold in a paok of quarters sold. Call for the cash aad try again ia the Splendid Soheme for This Day. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prise of $7,OOU 11 of $1,100 l 2,000 2 1,000 1 1,39812 C M fto. fto. fte. Tiokets $2—halves $1—quarters 50 seats. Pack of wholes cost 62, must draw at least 28. " halves " 26, •• " " 14. '* qrs. ■* 13, ** ** " 7. CHARLES B. PATTERSON, Vendor for Gregory dr Maury. Office No. 6 Whitaker-st., between Bay-at. and Bay Lane. Orders from tho oountry, promptly attended to, and prists cashed on demand at this offios. dee 7 UMKKNE AND PULA8K1 MONUMENT LOTTERY OFFICE. Bay Lnne, near Hull-Htrcet. GREGORY A MATJBY. Managers. iilfiot ct.ABtf M9 roH 1853. To bo drawn in this City This Da; 78 Number Lottery—14 Dra' SCHEME. 7,600 DOUARSI fto. fto. fte. Tiokets $2--shares to proportion. • Tiokets and~Bhares, elthersingly or by tbs paokagt for sals by E. WITHINGTON, Vender for Gregory ft Manry. dec 7 Bay Lane. net.r Bull-street. W. D. ZOGBAIIM, AS just received per Alabama I'i'iy of"jUI,l,I KN‘8 oal.br.tod Qu.drm.l, UmlVapi, m, Wallaos, eto. etc. For sale at his NEW BIUSZO STORE, 139 lirouvhton-Street. Next door to I. W. Morrell ft Co.'s Furniture Ware- Rooms. nov 22 GKOKUIA HTATB LOTTERY, For the bsneflt o/the Independent Fir* Co. at Augusta. Tickets and Shares for sale, and Prisea cashed on do- THE CRYSTAL PALACE At St. Andrew’. HaU, YVffl Open December laf, 1853. FT 1 IIK subscriber Legs leave to announce thnt he I will open the above Fair to the public on THURS DAY, Deoomber 1st, 1853, with a splendid assortment of Goods of ovory description, consisting of inagnifioent OIL PAINTINGS entirely new, and Imported China Cut and Glass Ware, Tete a Teto Sewers, linby and China Vases, Caps and 8aucers. Parisian Pltohors,— a large assortment of|China Figures, fto.; Dessert Knives and Forks, Table do, of ovary description; Pocket Knives, Table and Tea Spoons; Aoeoruefns, Violins, Tamborines; Clooks of all kinds; double bar rel Guns, Powder Horns and Flasks; Carpet Bags; Port Monnaies, Fancy Chairs, Sewing Chairs, Work Baskets, Sewing Baskets, Flower do, Octagon, Em broidered and Oval Fanoy do, Retieules, Toy Baakets, Travelling do, Jonny Lind Work Stands, eto. etc. Wires ffi^-irgscorns8 And Fancy ttoods,' Also, ono of the largest assortment of Toys ovor opened in Savannah, of every description, American ana Im ported. also Fireworks of fffery description, Roman Candles, Tri angles, RookotmArptnte, Pin Wheels, Bengolas, Tor pedoes, VertlslMeels, Firo Crackers, eto. eto. nov 23 J. M. HAYWOOD. CBISTADOHO’S New Shaving & Hair-Dressing Saloon. No. 28 Bul|.8tree>. T ’lIK Subscriber hog* to inform his friends nnd tho public that he has openod a new and elegant SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, in Bull-stroet, diroatly opposite the site of now Hotel, shortly to bo ereoted, whore he will be happy to waitun his friends, aud others, who may need hisaurvioca. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him he hopes to merit its oontiunanoe. He Hatters himself that in the art of Cutting and Dressing Hair he is equaled by few and surpassed by none. 9£T Gentlemen shaving by the month will be Tar nished with private boxes and brushes free of oharge. Give ine a trial. The Very JLatcmt siyle Fur Winter Ifafa, of French manufacture, nnd qj very light texture. i We assure tho publio that those Hate cannot beat in any respect. Call and boo thorn at N. K. BARNUM ft CO. Hat and Ca^6.oro, 176 Broughton-street, opposite 8t. A be beat IRON RAILING, VERANDAHS. ORNA- MENTAL IRON WORK, Ac. H AVING tho Agency of a large Muuufaciory, 1 am prepared to furnish At snort notioe. nov 22 J. F. PELOT, 224 Bay-st, J. IK. COHEN4CO., H AVE just received Hnotlier lot of those Fine Light colored all Wool Mousline do Lainss oonts, worth 6* cents. 25 pieces more of those very cheap Plain oolored de By f,I. WDM. Cloth A handsome assort silting of superfine I ,. lots te suit purchasers, for I I# lew. Terms cash. Private Hale, tiding, on Stone-street. The t by w deep. The dwelling to 1 finished. Will be soldtow if At Private Hale, Lob No. 12 and Building, on to too simple, 60 front b; stories high, and well fl plied for by the 20th inst. Two five aerelots, one mile from the oitv, tor sale low If applied for immediate! 1 Grey, Uard Brov to suit purchasers. jusfreoSved T * nD,,,M 0#ni » ***o ■ultpurehnm* SI bbls ohoie«Butt Perk, in loti to sail purchasers. Landing and for sale. / A desirable Building Lot for ffato.-Lot No. t, fourth ty thing, Anson Waru. For partioulars, enquire al the ocuntlng room. « *ke« Ho4 Stone Mills Powder,! do Uasard ft Go’s HFO 00 powder, W do Dupont's N P Powder, for sale low to oloee a concern. Clothing at Private 8ale-A handsome assortment of ready-made Clothing, consisting of suptrfine frook, seek and overooate, in lou to suit purchasers, for sols low. Terms cash. ifap- srrom the oiiv.ior "’ lately, on accommodating , Uard Brown, and Brown Briok, in quantitieJ O NE THOUSAND^dUlLARS will be laid as a wagor either in New-York, Philadephla, noston. or any other city lathe United States, as a for feit to belong to any Physioian, Druggist, Patent Modi- olno Vender. Proprietor of any Nervous Antidote Liniment, Importer of any Schnapps or Alooho Remedies, who will undertake to Cure as Quickly Permanently any diseases arising from disorder, frou. debility of the nervous system, from obitraetion in the vessels, or from a torpid state of theeiroulation, by any nostrum or nostrums whloh they may invent lobe taken internally, or by any liniment to be applied externally, as tor instance in: Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Ueadaahe aud Toothache, Amaurosis and Dsafuess, Liver Complaint, Asthma, Uterine Diseasos, Ilyaterios, St. Vitus' Dance, Netvous Debility, General and Lo- oal Paralyaia, Palpitations of the iUhrt, Epilepsy and Fits, Want of Power, etc. eto., as may be done by the PATENT HYDRO-ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS, which has simply to be worn on tbe body under tbe gaimoats, passing a mild aud continuous current of Kleatrioity through or along any part of tho body or sourse of nerves, which uty be suffering—and thus be strengthened without any trouble or ditnculty 1 Ha iT UNDRHHTOOD, that It Is not olaimed that they oure all diseases; but only such, in whloh Eleo- trloity to indicated os a ouratlve agent, as it naturally unit be iu all diseases whioh ars caused by a deficiency in the nervous fluid, and I boldly claim and defy that no medical agent has effected so many oures, during the last six months, as the Patent H. E. V. Chains, and to prove thia assertion, I challenge any person to produos so many well authenticated oertifloates ot Scientific In stitutions, eminent Physicians, or intelligent parents, as oau bo referred to in the principal office in New- York, or in my pamphlets, whioh may be had gratuit ously of my agents. Tue 1‘aiaut ii. hi. V, Chain was first introduced in Austria, and having been subjected to the moot thor ough and rigid trial, there, as well as in England, Franco, Prussia, eto., they were brought over to the United States about one year sgo and went through with the same trial as iu Europe, being applied Tn every hospital lu New-York and having been carefully examined by a Committee of the New-York Academy of Medioine! Besides the report of this Committee being entirely in favor of the curative power of the Patent H. E. V, Chains, they havo been highly recommended by : Prof Valentino Mott, (Emeritus Professor of the Faculty of Medicine, N. Y); Prof Van Buron; (Prof of Anal Unl- vcrsltv of N Y); Prof Carnochan, (Med College 13th streeu: Prof Post, (Med College 14th street); Dr Bulk- ley, (City Uoipital); Dr Metcalfe, (Bellevue Hospital); Dr Ayres, (Brooklyn Hospital), eot. in England, Franoe, Germany, eto, they have been recommended by the highest Medlovl Institutions and tbo moat competent authorities, and no doubt to left tut that a new era for the oure of disease has been oponed by the application of tho Patent HEV Chain, or rather by the application of its really wonderful curative powors! For furthor partioulars, pleass oall on the agents, A. A. SOLOMONS ft CO., where illustrated pamphleta may be had gratuitously on application, J. STEINERT, deco New-York. General Agent Barnum’s Southern Museum, T HE PROPRIETORS beg to announce to tbe ci- tisens of Savannah that they have located perma nently in this city an extensive collection of Animals of the rarest descriptions, embracing specimens of nearly every variety selected from the FORKHT AND MOUNTAIN, FROM THE SEA AND THE AIR. To the curious, as well as those interested in the study of nature, as she manifests herself in the nume rous forms by whioh tbe links of animal gradation to traoed, this exhibition oannot fail to afford gratification and dolight. Believing that the presence of suoh an institution must be desirablo in a oity or tbe extent, population and poeition ot Savannah, the Proprietor* have not hesitated to oatablilh hero a Museum worthy ths patronsge of its inhabitants. In the arrangement of their specimens no labor or ex pense has been snared to oonvey to the beholder, a oor- rect idea of the dispositions and characteristics of the various animals In their natural state. The following seleoted from the oatalogue, whioh einbraoes animals from all parts qf the world, will afford a slight oonoep- tion of the extent of the ouileotion to whioh Dublio at tention is now Invited. V BIRDS—Tho Argus Pheasant, male and female, fine specimens. Tho Cuokoo, a rare bird and beautiful, and whioh is but rarely seen. An Albatross—from the Capo of Good Hope. A splendid speolmen of the Shell Drake of South America. Pheasants in numerous variety.— The Black Cock. Two varieties of the Prairie Hen. A Carrier Pireon. Birds of Paradise—the two and twelve shaited. Vie King Bird of Paradise. The King Hum ming Bird, and twenty-seven different varieties of the same species. An Ostrich of the largest sine. QUADRUPEDS.—Among these will bo fonnd mag nificent speoimens of the Lion, the Polar Boar, the Le onard, tl.o Hyena, the Puma, a Canada Buok, the Sloth, the Lynx—with ». number of smaller animals. A St. Bernard Dog of the largest site, and a full grown Mite Dog, a native of the Feegee Islands, tho smallest spe cimen of the oanlne species ever seen. A Sea Cow. A Morinaid, and a variety of other sea animate. An Afrioan Deer in tbo folds of a Boa Constrictor. An additional attraction in the Museum will be found in a series or eighteen COSMORAMIC VIEWS, repre senting European Citiee and 8oenery. Scenes at Sr*i, and many other interesting and attractive subjoots. Tho hours for visiting it will be from 9 A. M. to 1 P. 51., from 2 to 6 and from 7 to 9 P. M. Friday* and Fri day Evenlnga will be appropriated exclusively to the admission of tho oolorea population. Laines at 26 cents; 10 pieces tents, worth $1 per yard; pit oolor Alpacas at 37H worth 50 oonts. 8wiss vamwiiv on.. Laoo U ndorsloeves, very cheap and Swiss and Cambric Collars, do do Cnemlsetts. j the abovo are tor sale at 140 Brougbtou-et. All of 18 JOHN OLIVER, HOUSE, SIGN & SHIP PAINTEB, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac., No. 121 Broughton-fit., return his thaoku to tho citizens of Sa il, for post favors, and to assure them that hia line entrusted to him, shall be deno promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts dv an assiduous attention to business, the employment of competent workmen and the nso of the beat materi als, to insure a continuance of tbeir favors. He keeps for sale mixed and dry paints, paint oil, turpentine, varnishes, window glass and putty; paint, marking, r>EGS to rel f> vannah, f all work in hia white waali and othorbrnahes. v 21 WM. 11UMPUBE16, Agent, MANUKACTUBEB OF Essential Oils, Extracts and Perfumery of every description, FANCY TOILET AND SHAVING 80AP8, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, die. dec. Ac., Hnvnnnnh, Georgia. OR tale by Memt*. Eaton A Vernon, 78 Maiden Lane, J. ft J. T. Tripp, 90 and 92 Maiden Lane, E° Hay J & Timber, may find employment by applying to JOHN H. McCarthy, Barber, M OST respectftilly informs bis friends aud publio in general, that he has refitted his 1 ling Saloon, and has seoured tbo scrVioes of compltofied aud competent assistants, and shall pleased to wait on them on the most liberal terms. rents aro informed that the strictest personal atton will be paid to Catting and Dressing Children’s Hair. Ravers honed in the best manner and warranted, llalr, Whtokers and Moustaoliea dyed in style, at his old stand, 128 Bryan-street, Market Square. 6 tied REMOVAL. W J. HUNT respectfully announces to his Pa- • trons that he has removed to tbe Barber 8’ ooeupiud by J. If. McCarthy, No. 128 Bryan-street. deo 1 6 Birds! Birds!! Birds!! T HE undersigned respectfully announces to tbe public, that he has arrived with A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF seiiieidS; Imporud by himielf direct frou Europe. Among.t h grant rnri.ty, will bn found THE CANARY BIRO, ■inglng dny nnd night: nightingales, bullfinches. deo. deo. dec. HEBM MILLER, deo l « nt Mnnhnll Houie. Toys! To#!! Toys!!! thnt h, hni no* mmlrtd n luge eeeortment of Toye, whlob he wlUeellet reeeonebU|. .-leu. A good eeeortment of Fine Fruit ud Oenfeetlonuy. _J«J »■ CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. W. C. Wadsworth Invitee the Ludieelocnl! end inspectnnInvoice nf Cloth Cloaks ond Mantillas, reoeived from the oetebnted mnnnfectory of Ono non Bnonm. £*)., No* York City, whleh for inferiority of etyle nnd anullty onunot be enrpuend, ot no, lid C.Dfrcii**uoet, opporite FalMki Bout, A iergn collection of Block nnd colored Rilke, Folio., Plaid and 8pun 8ilks. Brocades, Coburgt, Merinoes, Paramattas, Blaokj Silk Warp Alpaocos, Bombasine and Canton Cloths. jBlack and Colored SUk Mantillas. White Canton Crape Shawls, Broohe.Tsrkeira and French Merino do, with a large quantity of Long and Square Wool Shawls ol various designs. Ladleu’ French Cloth CardlnnlM t LINEN GOODS. 4-4 Family Linen and Super do. for trim’s. Linen Table Damasks, Doyleys, Napkins, iluaoka- buck, Seotoh and Russia Diapers, Towels ft Towajing. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. UNDERVEHTH and DRAWERS. In those departments will be found our usual li and wall assorted supply. BLANKETS and FLANNELS. Particular attention 1s requested to those, as confident they will be found fully 16 per cent, lower than oan be had elsewhere. Plautors and others invited to examine previous to purchasing. Hattlncte and Tweeds for servant’s wear. Black and Faney Casslmeres aud Vestings for Gentle men and Boys. Embroideries* Laces. Muslin Collars, Embroidered Robes,Chemisette, with a large quantity * "‘ J " list '**” Hdkfs of L C Hdkfs, very eheap Gents’ Silk Pock Silk Umbrellas, Head Hdkfs, etc., etc. oct 18—3.n T. & L. MeKENNA. BaKueireotype Likenettea T HE subscriber is now prepared to execute LIKENESSES, in tbe beat style of the art, at his magnificent Gallery, comer o: St. Julien-atreet and Market Square. . All Pictures warranted to givs satisfaction, taken without extra oharge. jgg^Inatruotions giv furntohed; also, Stock oot so I in tbe art, with apparatus MU side of Bri LT respectfully informs his eustomers t public generally, that be has open w Toys and Confeotionery, on the « arae « oroughten-street between Bull and Wbith*cr, where fresh Cakes, Busks and Bread will be baked •very day. Also, Ioed Cakes and Msoearonlss. Ornamented Cakes, Jellies and Cream, la faney style, made to order. ..... Cakes for the oouatry will be boxed onrefully for ’«. u eec. of publio patronage is sol Jolted. A nisette dk Bordeaux.—a su perior Cordial, for sale by A. BONAUD, — Si oorner of Bay and Whltaker-sts. Dancing Academy. 510NS. A. BONAUD respoctfully inform hto patrons that hto Evening date for gentlemen, will begin on Saturday next, 3d of Deoeabor, at 9 o’clock, F. M. Gentlemen desirous to Join his Ola s, are requested to eome at onoe. Tuition nighU—Tuesday and Thursday. Pries of Tuition.»12 for 24 lessons. ner 29 T AD ADIES’ DRESS GOODS at Redaesd Prioee—Printed CaehaieTS* and Mousline de foftl«»7 1,uel9J DEWITT ft MORGAN. ay look, Clay ft Evans, Druggists, Now York. BtB-No visitors special invitation. 18 Pearl Street, Wholesale oompany receivod unless through tf v 21 W. D. FORD, DEALK& IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PICKLES, PRESERVES, FrnlCfl* Confectionaries, NutU, dec* FISH. OYSTEluTTind ICE when in season. tValdburg'a Building a—Jefferaon-at., riavnnnnh, Georgia. nov 12 Fashiop for November, ECEIVEI) per steamer Augusta, the latest Fall , and Winter styles of indies’ Cloaks and Talmas, consisting of the moitapproved and fashionable patterns, snohas Aragonese and 8aragassa Sontag, Eglantine, victoria, Caatillian, Pompadour, Moseow Wrappor, Alboni. fte. as., in Black and tbe various shades or Brown and Drabs. The Ladies are invited to call and inspect these beautiful goods. W. C. WAD8WOBTH, nov 17 No 115Congress-st„ op Pulaski House. The Arbour Billiard baloon. OPPUM1TK PULAHKI riQUARK. T HIS magnificent SALOON is now open to th< • public. The proprietor takos this method o informing his numerous friends and tbe publio, that he has opened the above Saloon, and asaures his natrons that every attention will be paid unto those feelingdie- poied to favor him with their patronage. The ehoioest Champagnes, Wines, Brandjei, Cigars, fto. fto., oan be had at the bar. P. 8.—Free Lunch daily at 11 o’clock. j$a*Charleston Courier, Augusta Constitutionalist, Macon Messenger, ploaso insert and send bill to this offios to the amount of $5. nov**' PIANO FORTES, MUSIC Sc MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. The subioriber having purchased the nlirc business of F. Zogbaum ft Co„ of whioh firm he has heretofore been the acting membe r i n Savannah, would res- pectfully invite the attention of those in want of anything in the Mnsieal Line, to hto estab lishment. From many years oxporience, both In pro- fosslonal^ and^businsM matters^ connected with Mutio, vices li ago and confidence of tho publio. G. B. MITCHELL, jo 15 Successor to Tf. gogbaua ft Co. P. K. SHEILS, LUMBER ft TIMBER FACTOR, TT AVING leued one of the Wbeff. letely occu- XJL pled by A. A. Braete, ie no* prepered to rooolre eoyl.omW or Timber tbet mey be eocilio.aw him for tele. He will eleo keep on bend Lumber, Bhlejlee and Wood for oity trade. Savannah, Doe. 1st, 1853. S MOKED TONGUES AND SALMON.— *‘ n ' ’“BUHL'S “X S^«. WHSirOA “ 8 ^^*«0 B AN C *. Private Boarding House. fl^HE subscriber having taken tbe suncious real- X denes lately oocupied by Wm. 1. Way, Esq., re- ipoctfully notifies hto friends and the publio, that be ia prepared to accommodate both permanent and tran sient BOARDERS on reasonable terms. Persons who have rooms elsewhere can take thoir meals at hto house aiionld they wish to do so. The bouse is looaked In a central part of thonity, on Wright Square, opposite ths Csurt House. Hoping to give entire satisfaction he trusts that both friends and strangers will givs him a aharo of patronage, (oot 20 j GEO. C. DUNHAM. NOTICE. FT311E steamer T. 8. Metcalf requiring some slight X rouuirs, tbo David L. Adams, uutiifurther uo- tioe, will bo taken from the Florida route to supply her plaoe. Savannah, Nov. 22,1853. nov 23 FOR HALE. A Fine Northern HORSE, well brokon to .AjiaF^tbo Harness and Saddle, at the subscriber s LI ri,■Stable, corner of Barnard and Broushton-ite, nov 23 tf TUOS. F. STEVENS. Horses. «fl TWENTY head of fins large her- HORSES, tor sale to arrive In ISTTS L1 Savannah, by tbe 15th of thle month.r 1 F'X nevT JACOB ELLIBTOHT FOR HALE. «fl _ _ At T. F. Stkvenb’ Stables, Broogbton-st,, excellent Horses, for the Saddle or to drive J v in single or double Harness. nov 3 Twenty Dollars Reward, TTiOR the apprehension of my man WILLIAM, who P runaway last Monday. He formerly belonged to Capt. John Dillon, and was purchased by meffom Capt. Tucker. Tbe above reward will be paia upon bis deliv- erery to me. [nov 7J H. F. WILLINK. I > ED A8U COAL.—100 tons broken and XL aoreened Red Ash Coal, landing from schooner Narraganaett and tor-sals by deo f CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. ThUCKWHEAT.—50 packages of Buckwheat, 13 in half and quarter barrels, boxes and bags, land ing per steamer Florida and for sale by deo 1 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. IjKAVKUTEEN COATS—Hunting and Bu ll siness Frook Coat* of superior quality, and handsomely mad* op, tor sale by deo 1 PRICE ft VEADEB, 147 Bay-st. 1.11NB SHIRTS—Ju.t received • l.r». Miort- X mont, with and without Collars, for sale by deo 1 PRICE ft VEADEH. 147 Bay-st IJLANIhHKD TIN.—Htenk, V.el.on, Vo,.. L Uble, Buokwtie.t and Oy.t.r Chafing Piahei. For .at. by ra</v29] MOUSE k NICHOLS. / tUAL.—-Mf> tons Whitehaveu Coal, per brig ly Planter. For sale by . . ^ dec 1 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. ’I'BA KETTLEH.—Tin aud China Lined Iron 1 Tea Kettles, a vftry nice artiole, just recoivsd by novffi MORSE k NtCUOLS. L'RBHH ground coffee every x DAY.—Families and Boarding-House Keepers ;n want of pure and freshly Ground Coffee can procure the same at any moment, by ealllns at the store of BERLIN ft NATHANS, nov 29 under St. Andrew’s Hall. IIISAVY MAR V LANDOATN.—1000 bu.h* I X *to in bags, landing from schr Satilla. for sale by dov 23 ROUT. HABERSHAM ft SON. 1>AVING BRItiKH,—ao.uoo good quality X Northern Brieks. Apply to nov 23 tf WM. CRABTREE. 1 Vlsoasset Ilay. in store, in lots, and by retail. Apply to [nov 23—tf] WM. CRABTREE. LOTH FOR HALE. O LOTS, well located for building, willbe eold low O if applied for immediately. boy 22 224 Bay-street. Boarding. A FEW Mecbnotoi e.n be eccommodaled with A g.od Beard fid door Iron th, Mnur •( «»• «TDr»Tton-.Lr«.t». •* octls NEW iUBOWAUE STOKE. THE undersigned ha* oponed a New Hardware Storo at ^ CongreiMireeti * In the store recently oocopied by Messrs. N. K. Bar- num ft Co., and is now receiving an entire new nnd well selected stock of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS, embracing almost every article flWrily found in a Hardware Store. Having purchased his stock direct from the Mannfaeturers in England and this oonntnr, b* to enabled to offer his Goods as low as they earn be purchased at any other establishment at the Sooth. He respoctfully asks of tbs patrons of the late firm of MeCleskey ft Norton, the citiaens generally, nnd per sons visiting tbe city, to give him n call, ana be satisfied '’MW’"'* 1 ”' GEOBQE A. MoCLESKEY. / A UN8—Double aud Single Barrel (June, Powder IT Flasks. 8bot Pouches, Metal Pocket Flasks, Hunting Knives with a Fork nnd Spoon attached, for sals by • F. W. CORNWELL, nov 30 J02Bryan-at. ?&£?£? mm*. Cotton Seales; 1 Counting' Stand. 1 marking Pot. *^ 0lM t”***** auction aud Ml set- Ued for before tbo nee) refnlereete, wUlboeoldfereo- count and risk of tho former tmrohasor. Stars*for Rant. ■ cores unai~ ^ Store. _ Hide* Wausttd. The highest market rrieos will ho paid for Groou, Dry, Baited and Flult Hides. Apply at out r Room. - ^ Potato*** 25 bbls. choice Kidusy ] bark Harvest. PrimrWkiirdariTsaJFriaM Sale. *i Ju*t reoeived in storo, and for sals iulofo to■uitput- # ehaaors. Terms oath. aug 17 Valuable Building Lots at PfioatS Sab.. Lot No. 18, containing 120 foot by 00 foot, sfiukd on Gwinnett-stroot. Also, Let No. 14.«ontniniugtOI(f 1$# feet, eltnated on oornor of Drayton nnd Lnmnr-strootn. If not proviouely disposed of bv private sale, tho abovo lots will bo sold st pnbllo auction In front of tho Court House, on Tuesday, the 6th of Bsptomhor noxL Terms Traci of Land at Private Sale. Lot Land No. 23,16,3, containing 160 acres, wall tim bered, situated in Cass County near Kingston, n few miles from tho 8tats R. Road. Roeenaal* Cement at Private Sale. * Now landing per sohr Caternot—100 bbls Uydmulio This to the best composition of Coffee over offered fog sal*, aud Coffoo made from tbo Essence to much move wholesome, more delicate, inner flavored aad oolorod, norfoctly clear, and In ovory rospoot eaperior to tho finest Rio Coffee, nnd in nso will prove n note saving 76 per cent, o “ ' ' “ [“ Try i (Tee, nnd in use will prove n nett saving 76 r Coffee prepared in the ordinary manner. t It nnd soo if it does not. Tennessee Bacon and Lard, at Private Bala. 13,000 lbs. New Bacon, assorted Hog roand. 2,000 “ Froth Loaf Lard, just roeolvod per B. Rf from Tonnossee, and for sale in lote to onlt purohasors Groceries, I*rov*sfont, 4e. rim,BRICK ft BELL offer on accommodating terms al private sale: Liquohs.—60 bbls. N. E. Rum. $6 bbls. Poaeh Brandy. 26 bbls. Monongahela Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Gin. • half pipes Cognac Brandy. 10 onsks "Small SUU" Beoteh Whisky, 1 pnnoheon Irish Whisky (MsMahan’s), 6 eighth cask* Pinet, Castillion ft Co. nnd Uennoosy Brandy, 200 dos. of lino Madeira, Bhorry and Pork Wines. Brandy, Gin, Bum, Whisky aad Cherry Bran dy—all private steak. D&ooM.—20 casks Bides, 10 sasks Hams, 16 tasks Shoulders, HLar.—300 bales Eastern nnd Northern. Oku ant.—160 bbls. Bosendait Content C*. Flour.—100 bbls. Canal, 60 bbls. Richmond, CnocaauT.—26 orates assorted Common nnd Granite OLASswana.—76 oases Tumblers, assorted, 10 snsog Wines, 16 bbls. Lamps, Molaseeo Cans, fto. CnAOxnns.—10 whole nnd 10 half bbls. Boston. Cio aks.—fiO.OOOCommon Gorman Cigars, 20,000 fpua- toh Imported do. BOALis.—4 large assortment of Fnirbnnk’s Platform. Also, a largo assortment of Ready Mad* Clothing, Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Ware, Brass Clooks, Fanoy Soaps, Fn oy Articles, fto. fto. Jy 14 street, tor rent low. DB. II. We BANKS, * Th E8PECTFULLY offers his Professltmftt ser^ vices in ths various branohes of DlHTlllKT, to tlis oitisens of Savannah and vielnity. 1 . , RnrcHKNOCS—Edward Padslford, fir., B. T. Chap man, Joseph S. Fay, W. W. Llnooln, and M. PrOBd*r-„ gast. j$9~Offio* on Congress st, 2 doors from Drayton. * SELLING OFF I SELLING SfF I 'I'HE eutiru stock of GKOCERIEH, WINES, I LIQUORS, 8EGAR8, SAUOE8, fto., fto.. In S||m No. 167 Broughton st. will bo sold off at COST prWP* as tho oonoorn has to no closed, nov 15 A. A. SOLOMONS. Baths! Baths!! Baths!!! M Y UATHING ROOMS are now ready andin complete order. Warm and Gold Bathe only SS 1 would respeotfully soliolt tho patronage of its N. B.—Gentlemen will please purchase tfoir tickets In the Ua’.r-Cuttlng Saloon before bathing. Come nnd Bathe—I will have it well attended to, If I earn get cus tom enough to pay Us expenses, nov 10 J. M. HAYWOOD. New Jewelry Store. THE Undersigned has opened n Jewelry Establishment, at No, 165 Con gross-street, where he will be happy to show nto patrons a new and splendid assortment of WATCHES ft JEWELRY of nil kinds. Having engaged the servioes of n competent Watch maker, he is prepared to do repairiag of every descrip tion in the best manner, aad hopes to give satire satis faction to his patrons. |aol6] U. B1LBXR. Kt.'IIANIC’riTOOGH.—Bench and Moul- ding Planes, Cross-out, Hand and Parnel Saws, m Cdol'ora Knives, wanted by n Mechanic, in store and for sale by fBSm no. iso wCSKH H g 1 J JBROUGHTQN-ST. J 1 1 J g W. D. ZOQBAUM, IMPORTER AND DEALKK IN ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTBUMBNTS, 8TBIAO8 A SHEET MUSIC, 139 BROUGHTON-STREET, Next door to I. W. Morrell A Co.'s Furniture Wararoome SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. S OLICITS the attention of his friends nnd thu publio to his NEW MUSIC STORE, whero they may inspect a large assortment of the va rious articles embraced iu his business. The arrangements having beeu mad* by himself with Northern Publishers, ars suoh that he receives all new Musio as soon as published. Us also obtained tbe sols Ageney for Savannah and the State of Georgia-ALBERT GEMUNDER ft. BROTHERS'PATENTED CHURCH ORGANS, one of whioh attracts so muoh attention and admiration nt the Crystal Palace, New York. M. COBURN'S, of Sa vannah, IMPROVED and PATENTED VIOLINS. GEORGE GEUUNDER'S VIOLINS,, to whloh * Prise Medal was awarded at th* World's Fair. London, as also the Ageney for the MUSICAL WORLD nnd NEW YORKMU8ICALTIMES. Deal ore. Teachers and Sohoolk supplied on unusually advantageous Terms. Mualohound, all kinds of Instruments repaired aad Piano Fortes toned. ■AH orders pnnetually attended to and executed n%‘ shortest notioe. 3m nov 7 Fall and Winter Dry Goods. G. BROWN’S CHEAP CASH STORE. THE subscriber to receiving by steamers weekly, ■ Fall and Winter Stock, to w'Ueh.ho reepoctfUlIy solicits public attention. Plaid Brocade and Figured 8ilke of the newest styles. Plain and Figured Black 8ilks. Plain and Colored Frenoh Mooslin ds Lainss. Plaid Colored Moutlin. SUk and Wool Plaids for Children’s wsnr. French and Eng. printed Cashmeres aad M do Lai as. Swiss and Jaoonet Cambrics, do do Edgings aad Iasertiags, A large variety of lloeeiry. Irish Linens, all prloss. Linen Damasks and Table Cloths. French aud - Scotch Towels and Dial combined with a good assortment o 8hlrtings, Brown and White. All ofwhloh will bo sold nt extremely low prises nt tbe oorner of Barnard and Broughton-su. Just reoeived n splendid assortment j>f Blaok aad Hauers,' etc., eto., -of Sheetings and EXCELSIOR, SAVANNAH FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 08 Brynn.it, «Sc Congrena-aC., Opposite. the Market, F. J. K08BNBER8, Proprietor. O N baud ondforanlo n large end well selected stock of Fall ft Winter Clothing, ^ Cheap for CASH and on accommodating terms. ^ ‘ 200 balsa Prime Eastern Hoy . 30.000 Uard Burnt Northern Brick, suitable for COUKN Si TAKVBKl H AVE r,c.lv.d by r.c,nt uriraU from N.» ■.Jifoo ftj cliar-, BUok and Or... T,u! 6 hhds oboioe Porto Bf 60 bbla Stuarts B aud C 10 hhds prime Sides; 6 do Bhooldsrs; • 6 tierses canvassed Hams; 60 boxes English Dairy Cnsese: loo do Totocoo, assorted qualities; 60 do Colgatoe Poarl and No i 8tarch, 100 do Family Pale and No I Soap; 26 do Lemon Syrup; 200 bags Buok and Drop Shot; 35bbls Butter Biscuit; 10do 8ugar do: ■■ ' eservedGli W Rio Coffee: 00 pookets Java do; . — q Green Teas; & Bioo Sugar; 10 do prime do; ud O do: 10 do erushed do; s; 6 do Shoulders; 20 boxes 8oda do; 10 oases Preserved Ginger; 10 boxes assorted Candies; . 26 Halves. Quarters, aud Eights Buok wheat; ICO boxes Halves and Quarters Ratolni: 100 bags Augusta Canal Flour; 25 bbtouo; 25 do tiiram Smith Flour; which they offer for sale on aeoonunodatlng terms. Lord Association Stock for Nolo. OH ebarcs Chatham Mutual, SO do Savannah do. 4U Apply at this offios. *0*2$ ONDON DOCK PORT.—Just received, • fresh supply of Genuine Old Pert, which w* offer afir t ’ n "’’ ^‘rlJnYnM^ ii! / VNIONH.—50 bbt. Onion., luntln, from Kbr. IP. BAKKBTS'Mtr.«>ll'! OtU, 15 do Bord«uuc 10 d." Ju« r.o.t..d -nd for-I.by KllSiltiSEnneyand Common Umirtk. “ ^ twm*. lutk dnmoi&i iiuVaLmath DLANKKT8—1 ease as Jtv i ,er Bod Blankets, extra rise aad quality, just r.a^.nd for ,BH»mH V AUI Ju han found nt t AUIECt’ HIDING handsome styles of Lndl _ . _ atthsHatimdCapfiterari MTU H.K.BAHNOMACa P HHLPm GIN-ai bbt*. Fbalp'. OI«, l«*d 1
