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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1853)
SAVANNAH THU DAILV MOKMRfU HEWS. Friday Morning, Mecnmber B, 18M. Our Second Morning Edition. Under oar Pootertpi hoed, on kho th.rd B05t* T |*o|0, wilt bo found oooh morning kho Le- giilotlro Proooodingoof the prof lone def tbooo wbo bora ndeoocrrd «o oooko copilol out of prejudice ageiort Soroonob.coonot convince the In Mlltfwt people of th* South-West, wbo understand thetras relation* which lain between ovr sections, and t he feeling and policy which abould actuate the people of all sections of our noble Empire State, that there are any Jwt grounds for the chargee that have been so busily circulated against u*. The Brunswick, or, qs the News calls it, the New York Company, and the substantial interests of Brunswick and the section of the State with which she is identified, are uot the same. Like our cotem porary, we may have *' no confidence" In the first, sfl^WWWtmain no hostile feeling towards,tho 1st BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. rTraasmitted for the Savannah Daily Morning Nswr. Tl D«y» Later from Europe. ARRIVAL OK THE STEAMER NIAGARA. New Yobk, Doc.8, 10P.M. The steamship Niagara nas arrived at Roaton, from Liverpool, which port she left on the 26tb ult., bringing three days later accounts than those brought by the Humboldt. The sales of Colton for the week in the Liverpool market reached 41,000 balea—the quotations aro for Pair Orleaua O^d.; for Middling ^6d.; for Pair Uplands 6%d.; for Middling 53kd.— The demand was good and prices x III ere the wires broke, and our dispatch was cut abruptly off.]—Ed. News. The Africanization of Cuba* New Yobk, Dec. 8. The Europa's mails contain the correspondence between Lord Howden and Mr. Corbin, of Virginia in relation to British designs for the Africaniza* tionofCuba. His Lordship aaya the whole story Is a wicked fabrication. He says his efforts have been directed to iuduce Spain to suppress the slave trade and to obtain freedom for the Entaacipadoes who have been unjustly retained in bondage since 1817. The Washington Union professes to find iulernal evidence in his Lordship's letter, confirming its statements. Liverpool Cotton Market. Livrupool. Nov. 22.—The sales for the throe days were 11. / XM) hales, of which 1500 were taken on speculation and for exporta. The market was heavy, but without a quotable declino in prices. The steetuer Marion sailed from Halifax on Thursday. The Humboldt ii hopelessly lost. Two thirds of her cargo has been rendered worthless. The Humboldt was valued at $400,000, and hr r cargo was worth as much more. Ship and rarga were insured. From YVn.hln.IAH, f The Senate on Wednesday confirmed the follow, log appointments, via: Mr. SIcLaoe, Minister to Chine; Mr.Seymour, Minister to Russia; Mr.Mason, Minister to Prance. Tho President's Message makes 32,500 eras. New-York Cotton Market. New York, Dec.R,P. M. i market is very irregular. The sales on lay reached 2,800 balea. ' has declined a sixpence. Corn is heavy. »remains steady. Naval Stores firm. both cities. Whoa either, or both of them grew so erge a* to be ia each others way, it wiE be time enough to comm boMilltiM. All Ik. .(r.rliot *#**'»***••*}''Skocjk mid nt Rx'..d t~. —1..Y eral*. »u the dollar. So says the New We promised yesterday to examine the law which had been introduced into the Legislature to extend the jurisdiction of the Savannah City Court. We perceive by the letter of our Miltedge ville correspondent, published yesterday mo-ning. that the bill has passed the 8enate. It ia therefore too late to discuss its provisions, which though ob jected to by some as onerous in their operation upon business men of small means, are on the other hand sustained by forcible argument. Tho law hai doubtless been well scrutinized by our able repre sentatives at Milledgaville, who if the bill ii preju dicial to tbe interests and rights of aoy class of thsir constituents will prevent it from becoming a law.— lu thair bands we prefer to leave it. Impbovk vouh Evkninuh.—It will he seen by an advertisement in another column, that an evening school is now open every evening in the rear of tho Cathalic Church. This affords young men, whose evenings are unoccupied aud who Jesire to improv* themselves s good opportunity to do so. Tbe Edinburgh Review. We have received from Col. W. Ticobnk WtL liana, Agent of the American publishers, the Oc toher number of the above popular quarterly. Tho following is the list of Contents t I. Church Parties! II. The A ret io Regions ; III Mahometanism in Western Asia; IV. Our Nationnl Defuucos; V. Groto's History of Greece. Vole. 9, 10 aud II ; VI. Military Bridges; VII. The New*, paper Htamp; VIII. Life of llaydon; IX. Parlia inentary Purification. [Communicated. | Thursday, 7 o’clook, P. M. •on is beaming silver bright— " The The eye no cloud can view," And yet, Mr. Editor, all the City Lamps are lighted- They are of just as much uso as a fifth wheel to carriago. BURLESQUE. Charleston Cotton Market. Charleston, Dec. 8,10, P. M. Thu sales to-day, Thursday wore 1,000 bales, Tho sales of the week reached 0,700, the prices ranging from 8 to cents. Tile markot closet! with a decline of ^ o ty. We quote MiddlingPair to Fair at 10^4 to 10%, The receipts of tbe week reach 16,028. The stock on hand, exclusive of Cot. ton on shipboard, is 20,835 bales. Tho Storm. Putting the two togethor, cne might say of y terday aud lhaday before— " Bo fatr, so foul a day I have not seen." The evening of Wednesduy closed upon one of tho brightest, loveliest days of the season. The night was calm aud pleasant. But tbe morning awoke dark and stormy. The raiu fell In torrents accom panied with thunder, ligbtuiug, aud high wind. Tho storm coaiinuod with brief intermissions during the day, rendering our streets almost impassible causing nearly a complete suspension of out door business.— As nigbl cumo on, the storm iucrouscd—tho rain fslliog iuccssantly, and tho wiud blowing in fierce and fitful gusts. Up to the hour of waiting this paragraph, (ten,) the storm hud uot ubuted. lu consequeuco of the storm, no summer arrived from Charleston lost evening. Half past eleven o'clock. Since the above paragraph was wriltou the wind has increased to a gale, and lias boon blowing since 10} o’clock with groat violence from the North-east, accompanied with cousidorable raiu. As we sot in our ofilco wo ore mudo sensible of the great force of the wiud as it drives in heavy surges against the walls, almost forcing the doors and wiu- dows from their fasteniugs, and by its roaring and howling overhead. We expect iu the morning to hoar of much deut- ■g® improperly in tho city, aud shall wait with se rious apprehensions for accounts from tho coast, where tbe storm must huve boon very violent. The wind fell about 12 o'clock. Tux Canal.—We are iuforme d that the Messrs Collins placed 22U hands on the Canal yesterday, an it it now progressing to a speedy completion. Whu ii nut for some enemies of Brunswick to crack. I ia calculated this important work will be completed by the first of April.—Brunswick Netos, 6th inet. Some Words about the Ladles. I do not moan to toll vou that there are no women in the world vulgar and Ill-humored, rancorous aud narrow-minded, moan schemers, son-in-law huuters, slaves of fashion, hypocrites ; but 1 do respect, ad mire, and almost worship good women ; ami I think there io a very fair number of such to be found in this world, and I have no doubt in every educated Englishman's circle of society, whether he finds that circle in places in Belgravia and May Fair, in snug Tho Brunswick News aud the Iron for the Brunswick aud Florida Railroad. The Brunswick Near announced with a flourish the arrival at that port of tho ship Agnes, with a cargo of iron for the Brunswick aud Florida Rail road, au ovent which it regarded as a triumphant vindication of the integrity and ubility of tbe Com* p.tny to carry on tho road. The fact being notori ous that thnre was a difficulty in the way, and that there was a strong probability that the Iron would uot be lauded at that port for the reason that the mouoy wat not forthcoming to pay for it, tho editor* came out the next week and declared that they, and the people of Brunswick "had not, aud never had auy confidence in the New York Compauy," and that if tho iron was not not landed the fket would be attributable to tho "inactivity and deception" of tlmt Company. In the sqfue article they stated, iu view of the probable departure of the Jgneo with her cargo of iron for some other port, that the fail ure of that vessel to land her cargo would have uo more affect on tbe prospects of the road than "a streak of moonlight on it brick bat." In the num ber of the Neteo received yesterday the editors say— " The ship Agneo is now discharging her cargo of iron at the railroad wharf, thus discrediting tbe ma licious insinuations of some, that it would not be landed here. We honestly hope that poople will open tboir eyes to truth alter awhile." We confess that we are at a loss what most to admire, the editors’ cautiousness or their iuconsis- ' tsney. First, the recepliou of the cargo of iron was to settle all doubts as to the ability of the company to prosecute their work to completion. In tbe next number they declared that they never had bud any confidence In the company to whose "deception" was to be attributed tho nondelivery of the iron ; but eveu that fact wus of no more consequence than a streak of moonshine. Now, the iron is being laud ed it tbe railroad depot, a circumstanco which the editor thinks will "discredit the malicious insinua tions of some that it would net be Undid." They "houeflly hope, too that people will open their eyes to truth after awhile." To what truth do the editors refei? That the Northern company are unworthy of confidence? Wo have his word for that. We are assured that the iron of the Agneo is be ing lauded at Brunwswick, a fact to which wo at tribute more consequence than is claimed for it by the editors, who think its nondelivery would have been a matter of no importance. We regard it as a substantial evidence that partios are engaged in lb. nork oho hove the utility and lb. determine- I C ‘" y L 11 “ n 10 completion. W. con.ider III. lMdligoflh. cargo oftl„ . circumstance affording more ..courug.ni.nl to the friond. of the Brunswick .aUrrprU.i.thaa all „ nrtr.pr~.laU..., l,tho„. P klc m^aad plan., and stock]specula!u>n. of tl„ company, ti |, „ 0 J fc... been .Jo... known in wilh lh „ Brunswick achcm. Aod w. cong„t u |„, tor. of the Ntm, aod Ik. people 0 f 8oath.wct.rn Georgia on the improved pro.poct. of th, .ntorprU, ia wkich they are iouruled, and lira earnci which we now have that men worthy of "confidence" are engaged in it* vigorous prosecution. - But if our cotetnporary would be iuelf gttU*!s*s of "malicious insinuation*,” it should not snap up evory item of news which u finds in the Savannah papers, however notorious the fuel may be, and aitr:oote its publication to envious and unworthy motives. The News must allow us to quota Brunswick stocks as we quote other stockc as reported iu tbe stock tables, and he must allow as to re-publish the Brunswick news from his own columns, without charging us with «'malicious insinuation." If Brunswick ail the advantages that are claimed for her, she will, ia time, become all that her citizens can desire. For the preseal, at least, we fssl that little nubnrban villas, in ancieut, comfortable old Blooimbury, or in back parlors behind the shop. It has been my fortnne to meet wilh excellent ladies in every one of these places—wives graceful and af fectionate, matrons tender and good, daughters Imp- py and pure-minded, aed 1 urge the society of such to you, because I defy you to think evil in their company. Walk iuto the drawing-room of Lady Z., (hat groat lady; look at her charming face and hour her voice. She is one of those fortunate beings on whom it has pleased heaven to bestow all sorts of its most precious gifts and richest worldly favors. With what a grace she receives you ; with what a frank kindness aud natural sweetness und dignity I Her looks, her motions, kor words, her thoughts, nil seem to be beautiful and harmonious quite. 8eo her with her children, wlmt woman cau be more simple and loving ? After you have talkod to her for a while, you very likely find that she ia ten times na well roud as you e; she has a hundred accomplishments which she not in the least anxious to show off, aud makes no uroaccount of them than of hor diamonds, or of the splendor rouud about her—to all of which she is born, aad has a happy, admirable claim of nature and possession—admirable and happy for her ami for ui loo; for is it not a happiness lor us to admito hor? Now transport yourself in spirit, my good Bob, into another drawing room. There sits an old lady of more thau four score years, sereuo and kind, aud as beautiful in her age now, as in her youth, when history toasted her. What has sho uot seen, and is she not ready to tell ? All tho fame nnd wit, all the rank and beauty, of more than half a cen tury huve pns.ed through those rooms where you have tho honor of making your host how. She simple uow ns if sho never hud auy flattery to dazzlefter ; she is uever tired of being pleased aud being kiml. Cau that have been anytning but a good life which, after eighty years of it are speii', is so calui? Could she look to the end of it so cheerfully, if its long course had not boon sure? peel her, I say, lor boiug so happy, uow that is old. We do not know what goodness aud charity, what affections, what trials, may have gone to make that charming sweetness of temper; and complete (hat perfect manner. But if we do not ad- iniro and reverouce such an old age as that, and get good from contemplating it, what are we to respect and admire? Or shall wo walk through the shop aud see Mrs. N. playing wilh tho child in the back parlor until N. shall como to tan ? They drink tea at five o'clock, and aro actually as well-bred as those gentle-folks who dine three hours later. Or will you please to step into Mrs. J.'s lodgings, who is waiting, and at work, until her hufcbaud comes homo from Cham bers V She blushes and puls away the workon bear ing the knock, but when she sees who the visitor is she takes it with asmile from behind the sofa cush ion, and bohold tl is one of J.'s wuistcoats on which she ia sewing buttons. She might have been a countess bluziugttk dia monds, had fate so willed it, and the highor her sta tion, tho more she would have adorned it. But she looks as charming while plying her ueodle, as the great lady in tho palace, whose equal she Is—iu beauty, in gooduess, iu high-bred grace and simpli city;—at least I cau't fancy Jier better, or any Peer- ■ being more than her peer. As It la with these sort of people, my dear Bub, that 1 recommend you to couaort, if vou can be *o lucky aa to meet with their society .—Frost Tkach- XriBiwIck Sleeks. On Wednesday the 16th nit., at New York Mercantile Journal.- > says the New Savannah News. Tho above, of course, is from a Savannah paper, ^ jue other could contain just such a paragraph.— 1 ho press of no other city could seise with so much avidity upon such a harmless paragraph, calculated York, 100 **£ u PV n their face the most consummate verdancy. The Savannah press, though cbsracterisUeallv vigilant, aro not so sharp by n long shot as they think to be. Three or four weeks ago they might have quoted from the" Stock Fxcharge" column of tho New York Herald, Brunswick City Stocks ut tiz and quarter cents on the dollar, whereas it now quote* it at six and a half. This is evidence that Brunswick City Stock is rising. The bonds issued by this Lend Company, we are informed, amount to $3,000,000 ; consequently six and a half cents on tbe dollar is a large per cent, to pay for this stock. This would amountto $195,000 cash— a very handsome sum. We may, after awhile, attempt to give a history oi this stock company, ao far as we can obtain in formation—which information we confidently assart will be in a great measure correct. This land com pany, however, so far as any person in this section are informed lias not the least connection wilh the Brunswick and Florida Railroad.—Brunswick News. McIntosh Superior Court—Darien, Ac.— We wore present at the silting of the Superior Court or McIntosh county, at Darien, ibis week, Judge Fleming presiding. We have sren hut few men whose dignity on the bench could equal him. Easy and frank in his manners, ever courteous to the bar, aud at the same time stern nnd inflexible in the dis charge of hi* duly, we must confess we seldom see a whoso hearing we admire more. There were fow cases of uuy importance on the civil docket. On the criminal docket there were several. The most important one before the court was tho State vt. Snniii-I Rosier on two indictments. Oue for ussaullaud battery on his w ife, and the other for incestuous rape upon his daughter, for both of which a verdict of "guilty" was found. Tho of fender was seuleured to fifteen years in the peniten tiary. Counsel for defence, Maj. E. II. Bacon and J. ftl. Millen, Esq.; for the State, Attorney General Long aud W. B. Gaulding, Esq —Brunswick News. Public Hchooln and Kiillronda In Texas. Tho Toxas Lcgisluturo is at prosent in session. Mr. Taylor, of tho Senate, has alto broiislit for ward a joint resolution, proposing to amend tno 10th article of the Constitution. This uutoudiuent won before the last Legislature, but for want of tinto was not acted upon. Its object is to make suitable pro vision, in any manner, except by direct taxation, for the support and mnintcaiinee of public schools. The reservation of the tenth of Ilia annual revenue., rie- rtvable from taxation, is abolished, and two million* of dollars sot apart as a perpetual fund for their sup port and iiiainlcuunco, with authority to tho Legisla ture “ to invent, remit nml rit invi.i it ut tl.ni- .1.. AQUATIC CI.UD OF GBOKaiA. fo—A Uc.tlB, of tb. CIuli will b. h.Id Tail •'JSeVKNINQ loth. lull ol U» ChMrtwr of Oomu.ro., in 18. Bioboof..on beoiooooof importuoo. <«*» 1 M. GUMMING, Soo'y. MX*. AN BVENINU SCHOOL Is row opsa be. tween th* hours ct 7 aad 9 o'clock, la th* School House at the rear of the Catholic Church, and fronting the old Cemetery. For further information »PPly to FJETER MoCORMICK, at the School House. Bavaauah, Dee. 84h, 1853. 8« dee 9 rs* F HOLLOWAY'S FILLS ARE AN IN FALLIBLE REMEDY for the cure of Cough*, Cold* and Atlhmat.—There are dally *9 many uodeaiat!* proofs of the efflcacy of Holloway’# Pills in tbeeures of disease* of the Chost, arising either from old coughs, recent colds, whsstings or shortness of breath, that all persons, whether young or old, suffer ing fromsuoh complaints, should have immediate re- ooarse to these invaluable Pills, as a fair trial will show their extraordinary powers. Many persona who war# soarcely able to draw thair breath, and apparently tl- rnoet at death's door, have been completely cured by thia remedy, to tbo aatonishment of those who have witnessed their sufferings. eodlw doe 9 MANAGER.. ..........MR. W*d. 71. CRISP. FerfennNHrartckltvMlig eampiislng a POPULAR PLAY, MUSIC, SINGING AND DANCING, With a now aad LAUOMABLKFARCE. J$g*See Programmes.dee 7 GREAT RAILROAD CIRCUS AND CRYSTAL AMPHITHEATRE, Q EATING five thousand persons, e keen offered by a traveling company, will 1$W Admleeloa 50 ocata-Ohlldren half price. Among the distinguished artists ara th* following. r first make the tour of this oonntiy: lure " to invoMt, recall, and ru invest it at their dis cretion," at a not" less rate of interest than five per Woodman’ii Cherry Expectorant, For the Cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, In- jluensa, Hoartme**, Cough*, Cold*, Asthma, and for th* relief of Consumption in all itt stags*. cr-A Medicine that will promote expectora tion, while at the same time it soothes sod removes Ir ritation and Inflammation of the lungs, is a deeidera- long sought by the modiosl profession. Th# arti cles of which it is composed ara all known to medical , and ara used by them daily in all pulmonary oomplaints; bnt th* proportion* are each as to give the modioine a power and range of appplio%iion possessed by no other compound. Sold by Jas. II. Carter A Co., A. A. Solomons A Co., W. W. Lincoln, John A. Mayer, and all druggists in this State. 3m dec A A CAltD. D TUE Undersigned begs leave to announce Mvlfik that he hae bought out the atand of Mr. Jas. Uowan, who has retired from the busineas, and will succeed bim in tho eonduot of that favorite Lottery Office, No. 6, Whitaker-atrect, near Bay-ctreet. Hav* ing relinquished hie former agency, and procured from Meesre. Gregory A Maury the appointment of a Vender in the Green and Pulaaki Monument Lottery, he will be pleased to wait on all who may desire his mediation iu wooing fortune. CHARLES B. PATTERSON. deoS cent, per aunum." It prupuies to add six leagues of laud to tha four already granted to each county fur school purposes. This will evidently obviate the objection, raised by sumo, to the constitutional pow er of the Legislature to make an investment of the school ftjnd, which, uuderthe precent Constitution, is an nnnuHlIv iacroasing fund, lying useless in tiie treasury, and entiruiy withdrawn from circulation, Tho press, we holt.’ ve, have heretofore spoken fa* vornhly of this movement, and them hasboen a very generally oxprossed wish.on the part of the people of the Htuto, that soma plan should bo adopted by which Ihe school fund tuuy be rendored useful to the 8tato. A joint resolution to amend that clause in the Coiietituiioo prohibiting Ministers ofthe Gospel froir. holding Boats in the Legislature is hofom the House. It seems that the Senator from Husk is not to bo permitted to bear alone Ihe honor of introducing bill to provide for the construction of the Pacific Railroad. There ure several odor* who have brought this subject up by tho introduction of bills. From the attention which has been bestowed upon this subject, by the committee on Internal Improve moots of both houses, we oulertaiu strong hopes tint from nmnntr ilt« it. «r iTni_ .1.. . that from among tho details of various bills are before them, they will be ablo to porfect a plan that will insure itssuccess. It is but just to say, that upou this subject there has been exhibited but littln »r no sectiotiul feeling; und tho Legislature suoius tnpresjed with the idea, that all section* ure alike interested iu securing its passage through any part oftheStato. It is time that this sectional feeling should bo buried, and all should realize that Texas is one and indivisible. The Pacific roud furnishes an appronriato sepulchre wherein to entomb this buln- ful influence—this incubus upon the advancement of every section alike. Mr. tiublett of tho .Senate, and Mr. Palmer of the House, have both introduced bills to aet aside, one three and the other two million of dollars, as u school fund; followed by hills to invest this fund in louns to railroads. These bills are the same iu effect as tho school bill of lust season. rv — Whore’s Kossuth ? " is a question that is ■omoiimns impertinently asked. The New-York 1 lines, that keeps the " rim ’* of him answers: " Kossuth, as we learu by private advices, rc- mnius in London, confident that the course of events must, sooner or later, drag Austria iuto tho conflict, and that the western powers can then 00 longer remain indifferent. The Hungarians will then hove an opportunity to renew their struggle for inde pendence; aud, instead of being compelled to fight (he combined armies of Austria and Russia, without support, they will have the *".tivo aid of all the rest of Europe. Indeed, tho entrance of Austria Into tho war, would bo the signal for a gonoral revolution in nil thu countrios now subjoct to her despotic power." A Rkcklkhs Youno Man.—Edgar Ney, grand son of Marshal Ney. uid-de camp and first huntsman ofthe Emperor of Franco, is in prison for debt. Immediately on his accession to the high offices to which his Mujesty appointed him, he commenced u career of extravagance which very soon brought tho sheriff* down upon him, und, as ho could not pay, he was in immediate danger of prison. Tho Empe ror released him from his awkward predicament. In a fow months ho watt again in a similar position, and his family was obliged to extricate him, though tho sums requiring liquidation were really enor* tuous. The foolish fellow put his unck a third time into tho noose, and as his friends and his sovereign refused to interfere auy further, ho is now, and has been for some weeks, at the Debtor's Prison, at Ciichy. tray'e Letters to a Young Man. Highly lutereatlufi Anuouncementi It Is with foaliugs of the highest gratification, that we announce to our readers the opening of the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad.— By reference to our advertising columns, it will be observed that the trains commence running after this day, regularly from Al|iere, to the terminus of the road iu the interior as far as completed. After the first of January, we learn that tho road will be nearly cotnidetod to a distune* of Afty-thrce miles, and of its ultimate completion to the State line of Texas, there cannot be now the least semblance of doubt. Wo congratulate the Directors and their associates, with the very favorable progress of their labors; and, withourcitizensgenerally, wish them all success in the prosecution of this highly inter esting and important undertaking.—N. O. Delta of Saturday. The Latest Case of MomnAmbnllam. A gentleman recently from tho Atlaulic states, says the Sacrainentu (Cal.) Union, who had been 011 a trip to the mountains, and was returning by way of Sacramento, a few days since, on horseback, fell in with a youthful travelling compuitioii, also moun ted, whose bright eyes, silky hair, and soft voice ut once impressed bim favorably,and determined him to cultivate a speaking acquaintance. His first ap proaches were received with more courtesy than be had reaeon to anticipate; and in less than a half hour, as the parties rode along, a mutual attachment grew up between them, which decided them on becoming sleeping compauious for the night. Arriving in the city, they stopped ata|*ecoud class hotel, put up their horses,took supper together, smoked a cij chatted familiarly for an hour, and retired to hei He of tho soft voice—nodoubt from nil innate eense of delicacy—refused to disrobe* until bis compauioti was safely bestowed between the sheets,when he ex tinguished the candle, and performed that delicate operation in the dark. Thie was all natural enough, and could have exci ted no suspicion in any oue's mind. Fatigued by th* beat and dust of the journey, it was but a few moments till the party had fallen asleep. At limes tbe slumbers of tired men are oeit&er sound nor re freshing ; and so it proved with our friend first in- froduc®*! to the reader. His dreams, which crowded thick and fast upon his heated imagination, were greatly perturbed. An hourpassod. Oue o'clock waa peelrd out by a time piece on the mantel of a room below. It awoke the geutlmnan, who, occupy ing the front purl ofthe bed rubbed his eyes, looked about him. and was surprised, by the broad moon light which shone into the room, to discover a wo man standing on the floor in her simple night clothes, her long hair streaming half way down her back, and her eyes wide open, staring him full in tha face. His first movement of surprise had arrested her at tention, ann she appeared trausfixed to tho spot. 'Ah," he muttered audibly, "I see how it is—this is 1 sleep-walker, who has entered here by mis take." Ha was too gallant to take advantage of the idio- J ncracy, and therefore breathed the more softly. at tha lady might, when she felt disposed, effect in uninterrupted retreat. Noble conducll truly Pickwickian in its magnanimity I She waa am long in availing herself of tbe privilege ao generously granted; but, in a moment afterwards, glided softly from the room. As she passed the door, it struck our bewildered hero that she bore something in her hands resembling a coat aud pautaloons. Aroused sense of curiosity by tbe fact, be spraug out of “— U ‘ J *“ unmentionables, aud (hare m room bed, searched for his auu found them safely resting upon the chair back where t»e had deposited # tkem the night previoue. Hie in htm U & WM t0 * rouM companion, aud impart M ' relof » u (bat had transpired. Tie that insiium r r '* M for th,u purpose, but found hand! ,,l J ( ^ orenco H nlerin F*bo body of a man, his Ihiftlt ,T“ ‘"I “f empty t P b.°c", a. .n C .‘. “r-''" * -r'uearl ttt I, eoterpri^vof tZT&iTomti'r husband I To prolrenl impertinent niquirie. and M,a bitnaolffrout bacomm, a butt, tie very ooi?! . paid tba madam*, bill neii « r r quietly m " T'- " paid tha madam*, bill neat mornittf, and nrderinv •soytMlkoSmlk Altaic c«ut ft, 1 cut hi, Sock, «Hi,bl other Ijua/tw, Jot bt.aitfut, ' DIED, In 81. Mary*,. Geo., Dec. 4tb. EDWARD, R. 8. Burton, aged twoyearc. Death is always a sad even ; but it is sometimes a re lease from pain. Snob it waa to the infant, whose death oooaaioos thie tribute. For sevon months, hehad beon eufioring with the illness which terminated Ills life.— But Ids pains are now forever euded. Removed from earth, oro hie soul had been stained with sin, or his lit tle heart hod known the bUtcrnrse or sorrow—he has now joined the angel-throng, who chant before the throng or the Eternal. It is eweet to retleot. although we no longer hear thelispingsof his infant tongue* to him a harp has been given, whose strings may i trembling with musio, to Him Who has said, " itile Children to oome unto me : of such Is tho Kii of Heaven. Then why mourn 1 Angels beconod him away, And Jesus bade him oorno. May this event lead his brothers and sisters, so to live, that when doath shall summon them, their little brothor may meet them at the gate of Ileavrn. May the afflioteA mother take comfort: although her sorrow 8 Kingdom That lights the eye and olooda tKe brow, Proclaims there is a happier sphere, Than this bleak world that holds us aod ; There ia a voice whioh sorrow hears. When heaviest weighs life’s galling chain ; •Tie Heaven that whispers, *• Dry thy tears,' The pure in heart shall moot again. 1 At tho residence or Mark Johnston, Esq., in Uanoock county, on the 31st ult., his wife, Mrs. JU ROSE JOHNSTON, aged twenty-nino years. COMMKRCm.. 'AUGUSTA, DEC. 7—I'. M.—Cotton.—Onr Cotton market remains much in tbe same condition as last no- —.- n ttoed. The quantity offering is limited, planters being aee u reluctant sellers at present prices. Buyers on the oth er hand, show but littledlsposittoa to operate. CHATTANOOGA, DEC. 5.—Tho river continues very low for the season, yet It does not prevent the reg ular arrival and departure of the steamers Cotton ar rives daily, but we hoar of no sales of note—it is ship ped below as fast as it comes up. Iu the Produoe Market, there is but little doing, ae there is but a limited supply on baud. Bacon is worth 8 conte per lb. Corn, 35al0 cents. TO-MORROW. Augusta, Lyon. New York, at3P. M. Wslaka, King, for I'alatka, Ao., at 10 A. M. Oregon, Bloody, for Augusta, at 4 P. M. Departure of Cara on Central Railroad. Two Passenger Trains Daily. Mssntng TVam—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., aad ar rives at Maoon atfijtf A. M., oonnsoting with the 8outh- " 'Col- - Western Railroad toOriethorpe and Columbus, aad b* stages tbenoe to Tallahassee, aad othor points goutl West. Morning 1+ain.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A.M.,andar- rlvssin Macon at 6}£ P. M. oonnsoting withthe Maoon and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattaaoosa, and with th* Angusta aad Waynesboro' Raijroad (day train) to Augusta: and (going East) with * Gordor Railroad to Milledgevillo from FOR COUNTY OFFICES. To the Voter* of Cltntliatn county. Fellow-CitixensI am a candidate lor re-election to the otfioes of Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Court#, at the election on the first Monday in January next, aud respectfully solicit your support, dee I JOliNK. GUILM UlLMARTIN. To the Voter* of Cbnthaui County, Fellow Citizens :—I am a Candidate for re-eleo- ion to th* Offico of County Treasurer, at the Election i the first Monday iu January next, and respectfully ask your support. JOHN N. LEWIS. To tbe Voter* uf Chntliuiu County. Fellow Citizens I am a Candidate for the office of County Troasurer at the election in January next, and respectfully solicit your support. ” ■' ‘*‘ J cede of tho Office shall be given to , who has beta so unfortunat. oj If elected, the n a fellow Bank o£e< lose his sight. ■ 19 L. J. B. FAIRCHILD. MR. EDITOR-Please announce Mr. MICH. FINNEY ns a candidate for Sheriff of Chatham County, at the ensuing eleetion in January next, and oblige "* UI8 MANY FRIENDB. Ms. EDITOR :-Pleas* announce Mr. JOUNA. 8TA- Jonnty, i )J 14 MANY VOTER8. To the Voter* of Chatham County, Fellow-Citizens:-! am a candidate for the offloe of Sheriff of your county, at th* election on the first Monday in January, 1854, and respectfully solicit >et support. M. 8. D'LYON To the Voter* of Chatham Couuty. Fellow Cinixni :—I am a Candidate for thu office of Sheriff of your County, at tho election in January next, and respectfully solicit your support, ooi 6 ALEXANDER TUOMA8- I^UAHS FEND BUS, Fire Dogs nnd Fire Irons. For svle low >y M0Rg£fcfiUCU0L& FOR NEW-YORK. To leave on 8ATURDAY. Doo. 10, at 3 o'clock, P. M. Tho United States Mail steamship - — ’ ift leave as above. For freight AUGUSTA, Captaiu Tboe. Lyon, wil Freight or passage apply to PADELFORD. FAY A CO. FOR HT. THOM AH, W. I. «fcc. m -fps. THE Royal Mail Steamship "CON- '£r—Jswm WAY" win leave on or about tho 13th TFllR^ftfrlnst.. for 8t. Thomas, touching at Naa- N* 1’- ft sufficient inducement of- 18th of eveiy month from 8t. Thomas, For passage apj)ly^to tho Purser on board v ANDREW LOW A CO. Agents. FOR DBMKUY’8 FERRY, AND ALL Intermediate Laudlnga. The well known atcamer OREGON, iCapt. Cromwell, will leave as above on Saturday Evening, the UHh inat., at For freight or passage, apply on board KINCULEY A THOMAS, Agt*. P. 8.—AU Heights under one dollar, must be paid on the wharf. deo 6 ia uaricn, nrunswicm, cu. wary i, juensun Picolala, and Middleburg, (Black Creek.) Tbe new and superior steam packet 8T. JOHN'S, Capt. James Freeborn, will leave for the above places on THURSDAY MORNING, 16th inst. and continue to save every Thursday. Thie boat has been built ex pressly for the trade, and has largo and airy State Room accommodation for passengers. For freight or passage apply on board at the Florida Bteam Packet wharf near the Gas Works, or to CLAQUORN A CUNNINGHAM, Agents. j$9~Tb* 8T. JOHN’S will make her next trip to Hi. Augustine on Thnreday, the 16th December. J ** n deo 9 FOR TRADBR8I1ILL—Bt. Mary’* river ry The steamer W. B. HEARS, Capt. Marmls, will leave 8t. Mary'a every Friday Morning for Traders-Hill aud the Intermediate Landings, connecting with the steam er St. John's to and from Savannah. For freight or furthor information apply to JOHN DESBENT, Ag’t., St. Marys. AVA11 freight payablo by shippers. 2m For Palatka, Kant Florida, Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary'*, Jacksonville, Picolataand Middleburg (Black Creek), Car rying the U. S. Mali. •fmmm . The steamer WM. GASTON. Capt. P or^Ii^a^^Thotnas E. Shaw, will leave for tiie dwaMDsa'iovo places on Tuesday Morning, tho ISthDeo. at 10 o'olook, and will eontlnue to leave •very Tuesday. For freight or passage, haviog handsome accommoda tions, apply ou board at the Florida Stoainpaokct wharf, near the Gas Works, or to deo 8 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM, Agts. M'LLE ROSA, th* most beautiful aad expert femalo equestrian the profession has ever nrodased. DONNA I8ABELLA. the celebrated Spanish trass of the horse, with hor beautiful thorough-bred tins. LE JEUNE BURTE. tbe boy hero, confessedly most extraordinary equestrian on either oontineat. HERR CUI8TE, MAITRE VALETIXI, and Me GULIEME, the famous European Uippodrom* r Chariot Contest. oompliahed gentleman, and akilful rider and pique wit, with hia ballet aad pantomime troop, produoii every evening the thrilling equestrian pantomime a titled the "Brigand." STEAMSHIP ISABEL. FOR KEY-WRHT AND HAVANA. To leave on Thursday, 15fA December. The U. S, Mail Steamship ISABEL, Wm. Rollins, Commander, will regularly leave this port let and 16th of each month. For passage only apply deo 3 COHENS A HERTZ. OPPOSITION LINE.| For Palatka, FI* and Intermediate Place* Leaves every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, trmm „ The regular steam-packet WELAK A, f*-JUL,^^NCai>t. N. King, will leave as above. For ■iDBiifiMHhifreight engagements or passago, app' on board, or to 8. M. LAFF1TEAU. Agent. N. B.—The Fare to Brunswick is reduced to $4. oot 13 M: doo 8 VKH8KI. WANTED. . A low decked Vesael from 160 to 200 tone 1 wanted to take a cargo of Lumber to a Northern dec 9 port. Apply t LOST. A rORTEMONAlF., contaiuiug Two Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars, or thereabouts. Tl ir will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at th offloe. 2 dee 9 EATING POTATOES 1 BBLS. Kidneys in store, a prime article for IU family use. I deo9-tfl a prin WM. C PAVING BR1CK8. rpWENTY-KlVK Hundred Hard burnt Bricks, deo 9 suitablo for paving, in lots to suit purchasers. 9 tf WM. CRABTREE. 75 NUMBERS-13 DRAWN. Greene mid Pulaski Lottery. B'dTSales close at 3 this day. TICKETS $2—HALVES $f—QUARTER8 CO cents, Risk on paok of quarters $7 SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY. Four capitals making $114,330, Ao., Ae* TICKETS $16, Ae., Ao. GREGORY A MAURY, Bull-et., next door to Bay-at. deo 9 COHENS A HERTZ. NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BYJOHN M.COOPER foCO. TUUitsnxY, DEO. 8rii. A COMPLETE Analysis of tlio Holy Bible, taining the whole of tbe Old and New Testa ments— collected and arranged systematically; by Rev Nathaniel West, D D. . The dalamandrinc; by Charles Maekay, author of "Legends of the Isles," Ao—Illustrated. Published by Ingraham, Cooke A Co., London. Wanderings in Spain; byTheophile Oantisr— Illus trated. Published by Ingraham, Cooke A Co., London Norway and its Scocery—comprising the Journal of a Tour; By Edward Price, Eeq , and a Road Book for Tonrists, edited by Thomas Forester, Esq., A M—Bohn Illustrated Library* Tho Physical and Metaphysical Works of Lord a:on, inoluding his Novum Organum and Advance* ient of Learning—Bohn Sclentino Library. A Month in England; by Henry T.Tuckerman. The Pilgrim’s Progress from hie World to that which v.,._ ^ edition with is to come; by John Bunyan—a new edition with a memoir, by J. H. Hare—Illustrated. Published by In graham, Cooke A Co., London. Th* Physiology of Temperance and Total Abstinenoe, being an examination of the effcots ofthe use of Aleo- holio Liquors on the human aystem; by William B. Carpeuier, M D, F R 8. Ao. Published by Henry G Bohn, London. FOR HALE. ^ A Fine Stallion, 6 year* old, well broken / iari^to the Saddlo, easy, gentle and spirited. In- UAzLu-quire at Thomas it. Steven's Stable, oorner t B-ionghtou and Barnard-st. tf deo 8 A WAITER WANTED. A WHITE or Colored Waiter competent in the iourt Home square. dec 8 A 1 Caudi Candies at Wholesale, TT.C. RICE’S Candy Factory may be found _ an extensive assortment of oommon and French ndies at New York prioee* Thero can be no longer doubts entertained in the minds of retailers as to the superiority of candies made by th# kiln drying pro cess, particularly when intended for the Southern trade. Kiln dried candies from this manufactory are warranted effectually to resist the influence of the cli mate. and to remain dry and retain their brilliancy of o.ilorinc for a twelve month. Touohingthe retail de partment of the trade it may bo well to state that na we are oontinualiy making candy at the rate of 100 lbs. per hour. Froth and even hot candy may be obtained at any hour ia the day, of a quality, for purity of materi al, briUianoy of ooloring aad deli * " DBNTI8TKY. INCOST having ret be found at hia form* al, brillianoy of coloring and delicacy of flavoring un surpassed. We would also sdd, aa tbe reoent occur rence of death in Boston, from eating painted candies, has shookod the nerves of all aad awakenedfsar in the minds of many, with regard to all oolorod candies, that no oolors are used in or aboat this establishment, ex cept cochineal and saffron, with tho iaoffeneiv# proper ties of which all are acquainted. At Rice's also may be lonad hia celebrated Wild Cherry Cough Candy, the efficacy of which is too well known to require eomment. Those dollar Boxes of as sorted candy, and the largest assortment of fancy paper works, boxes, Ao., ever offered in this oity, the last of ahichwiil appear in due time for Christmas. tC dsc8 ANK CIIRC'KHon Now York at Sight, I sums to suit purchasers, for sale by 8 3 HARPER, STEWART A CO. A L L ■ion, ae th - - . thefts have been committed on board said boat and the utmost rigor of the law wili he visited on al [d*c8—6J CHARLES PERRY, Aj,i. MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTH EO. 8. NICHOLS baa just received another fine assortment oft* Sporting Caps, and a fnll MILCH COW FOR HACK. A good Oeorgla-iaised Milch C..., milks 10 quarts per day, accustomed t L ing fed in the Stall, and is perfectly dooile. Apply to J. T. THOMAS, at the Ferry Wharf Coal and Wood Yard. WOOD. liriri CORD8 primo upland Oak Wood, for tele OKjyj by J. T. THOM A8, At the Forty wharf Coal and Wood Yard, deo 7 3 coal: 10f) TON8 Red Aeh Coal broken and screened, I" of sise suitable for burning in grates, landing from sclir Narraganeett. and for aale at $9 por ton on the wharf, or $10 delivered to any part of the oity Order# promptly supplied. J. T. THOMAS. J ‘” " Parry ~ dec 7-6 at the Ferry Wharf Cool and Wood Yard. PLANTATION HATH. Glased and Japonned lists, a i for Plantation use: also, a large Hate and Caps for Negro wear, at tbe Hat and Capetora N. K. BARNUM A CO., 176 Broughton-st, op St Andrew's Hall. a . II spat deo Fire Works, Fire Works. TU8T received, and on baud, 100 boxes superior tl No. 1 Fire Craokcrs. Also, a full assortment of i ire Works of every description, which will be eold low at Wholesale and Retail, by OEO. ALEXANDER, At the Fire Work Depot, oorner Bull and Congress- streets, Monnment Square. 1) BC’D Por Hteamer AuguHta—10 bbl« li prime Table Applet; 10 do do Potatoes; 2 do Cranborries; also, Prunes, Raisins. Citron, Ao, for sa' ALEXANDER'S, Cor Bull and Congrcss-st, Monument-sq. }U KC’D per late Arrival*—lu bills CbiimI Flour; 10 do Baltluiorado: 6 do 8elf-Raising do: and 60 bags fresh new Buokwhoat; also, a full supply fresh Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Scotch Ale, London Porter, dro, for sale fur cash at ALEXANDERS, deo 7 Cor Bull and Congress*st, Monument-eq. ere. Pilot Brtad, Fire Crackers, 40 paok boxes. Canton. * frash * “ •-*— ' deo 7 A fresh supply and for sale by uoaea, cinwu W.D. FORD. HAGS Hliot, assorted sizes, per ship south- • kj port, in store and for aalo by deo 7 E. O BYRNEl Raisins, __ . . steamer and for sale bi deo 7 paokages^BuckwheatFlourT Received per SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. A LE— ALE—ALB.—50 bill* Albany Ale, landing from tho ship Southport, for solo at the >ny Alo Depot, by J 7 W. M. DAVID80N. both for mea and boys. — - - _ „— article well mads np^can^sUt at th# iCiothin^ Stert, Gibbons* Range, No 69 aad 150. Call aad see then. rocuiTtju in store, imi W. M. DAVIDSON. ■ale at tbe Albany Ale Depot, by W. M. DAVID80N. D omestic liquors— 100 bbla E. Phelp's and Rose Qio, 60 do New England Rum, 20 do Domaatio Brandy, 7«i do Koctitiod Whisky, 16 do Old Monongnhela Whisky, 10 do Georgia Teach Brandy. For sal 6 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * by A CO Genuine Boilea Blaok Silk*, of high laetr* and superior finish. Ten pieces rso'd per steamer Augusta, by W. C. WAD8WORTH, deo 7 ill Congrcsa-at..oppos:te Pulaski House Wholesale and Retail Confcetionery AY J. DICKSON & CO.’S THE VERITABLE HEAD-QUARTERS OF OLD SANTA CLAUS. 146 Broughton Street — Savannah. J AMES DICKSON A CO. beg to auuounce to their friends and the publlo that they have pre pared for tbe season a large ar* 4 varied stock of pur# aud choice Confectionery, warranted free from the alightent adulteration, and respectfully invite an early Inspection. They take pleasure in intimating that their arrangements are snoh ae to ensnr# a daily manufac ture of fresh Confeotionory; and their long experienoe in tho business enables them to get up Canaieaand oth er articles of tho first quality, rich inoolor, and of the most agreeable flavor. They are now manufacturing an assortment of oom mon Candies and othor Confeotionory, whioh they w ill ■ell as cheap as any in the United Siatea. The attention or country merchants 1* roquested to their general and ample stock, as they will find every artiole suitable for their trade on very favorablo tor ms. From me Lautes, to examine their etook of FANCY ARTICLES. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY of various descriptions, put np in Fanoy|Boxes suitable for the Holidays, much superior in style to any hitherto offered. NEW TOYS! NEW TOYS!! Just received, a beantiful assortment) of TOY8 of tbe now est fashion—a decided attraction for yonog peoplo. FIRE WORKS. A new stock of superior FIRE WORKS, direst from the manufacturers, not to be equalled ia .bis oity. They keen also on hand the various descriptions of Cordials and SyTups, Currants, Almonds, Raisins, Figs, ROBINSON & W ILL in n few days, exhibit their combined MENAGERIE AND 4 mm oity, together with all the . Great Hlppodromlo Feats, of tha New York aad Paris Hippodrome, among which will be the wonderful eeientlflo achievement of a walking upon n perfectly smooth calling with hia FENT UPPERMOST, dp,HEAD DOWN PERFORMED BY MB. O. N. ELDRED. LA PERUHE, _ . BT MESSRS. La ROUX AND KINO. This extraordinary performance has excited univer sal wonder and admiration, showing beantiful feats of bnlamolng and elegant ncrokatioposturing, by La Bonx, “*■3sWJBfcSS&r *■** MAHTt.lt JAMES BOBIN80N, a * aa.a. * MA8TERJOHN, And au additional list of punier actors are with the Company, and will appear la th* various exercises. THE BAND is directed by tbe eelebrated JOS. NOSUER, which is a sufficient guarantee for He merit. i Splendid Collection of Wild Animals in addition to the above attractions, offer a rich bill o» ont.it.ioment. T. U. TIDUARHH, Apit Prunes, Fruite in Syrups and Brandy. Jellies, Ao., Ao. Country order* will bo oarofnlly executed and iroperly packed. N B.—ORNAMENT AL CONFECTIONERY, suoh i Pyramids, Baskets, Fanoy Figures of the newest m r ' »*j*' style, Ao., made to order. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. M R Z.£i N.X, having pn WOODRUFF, of Griffin, Ga., ami M.c. A J. U. GREEN, of Newark, having purchased the entire interests, and so rod the location of Messrs. T. J. Naylor A Co., in the Carriage busineas in this oity; respectfully announce to the oitisena of Savannah and ofthe States of Georgia, 8outhCaroll.ua, Alabama, Florida, and all sections trading at this growing city, that, it is their intention to keep on hand, at all times a large and general as sortment of every kind cf Carriages in uso. They feel confident that their business relations are snoh as to enable them to offer inducements to pur chasers equal to Charleston or any other oily. The Messre. Green have beonengagod in the mann- tactnre of Carriages in Nswark, N. J.. for a nambtr of years, and are well acquainted with the-wants and ro- ‘ "outn. Their reputation as Manu- uuiremonts ortho Soutn. Their reputation oj lecturers, combined with the experience and qualifica tion* of Mr. Woodruff, long known at Griffin, Ga., in the Carriage business, emboldens them to promise that they will be able to most tho expeotationsof the pablio. Mr. II. D. W. Alexander, ofthe late Firm, favorably known in connection with tbo carriage business in thte city, is associated with them, and will act aa their Agent in the transaction and management of their bu- Mr. Woodruff's intention is to divide hlstimeandat- tention between thie point and the interior, and hones to make the aoquaintanoe of this community personally. By strict atteution, coupled with fair and tali! “ * *■ * ““ dealing, they hope to scours a share of public patron- They have made arrangements to have all repairing promptly and neatly done. AU work eold by them will bo warranted. WOODRUFF, GREEN AGO., No. 223 and 225 Bay-street, Savannah, G*. $GF*A CARD.—It will bo seen by the above that wo have deemed it best for the interests of all concerned, to withdraw in favor of Messrs. Woodruff, Green A Co. Wo take thie opportunity to return thanks to our friends for the kind offers of support that wsre so liber ally proffered us, and to solicit the same for oar friends of the same firm. T. J. NAYLOR A CO. Savannah, Doe. 7,1863. dee 7 landing from sobr Pocahontas, and for sale by v 30 CLAQUORN A CUNNINGHAM. is: EW GOODE—Rec'd per steamer, fine 10-4 Linen Table Damask, Emb'd Udkts, corded Emb'd and Lace Collars and Uadsr- ring Underslooves, Blaok and ool'd Vel vet Ribbons, Sinchow Silk, MaroeUn* and Florence Silks, Talma Cloths, a varl'ty of shades. Blankets, Unck Towels and Towelling, Plaid do Lames, Alex ander's Kid GIotss, Sheetings, Shirtings, Ticks, Drills, eto., etc. W. C. WADSWORTH. 115 Qnngres»t. J N8TRUMKNT8—Of every style and quality, . suoh aa Dental, Tooth, Disaooliug, Amputating,Cup- ng. Spring Lanoets of every etylo, Gian and Mir- pored Speculum Syringes, Ao., always to be found at nov 29 JAB. H. CARTER A CO. (j . 0 M MMrtM.Mcf dMl. tn*. «ith.cuk ,„„„* ( fOAL—Hcd AD*, ,,, ,t», for »U to >rriv, by IhI MINIS k KLOBANCE. B lack milks.—pum u<i pinna Bi»ck Silk*—a fuU assortment. For sale by StfK JUatBXLATBSOJACO. DR. THOMPSON’S ORIGINAL Rheumatic Pain Destroyer, Y1T ARRANTKD to eflectually remove and cure ».T_. Swell ad Joints, Stiff Knee*, Rheumatic Pains and Rheumatism, all within three to five days. DK. THOMPSON’S ORIGINAL THREE MINUTE SALVE, I*r.p.Md IoB.tuMDi by Dr. Thompson. TMiS.1t. will effectually remove and cure Warts, Moles, Corns, Tetter, Salt, Rheum, and Ring Worm,or.any unnatural flesh on man or beast, within trom three to ten minutes. Original Ilendache Medicine, Warranted to cure within Two Mlnntes. Elixir Toothache Drops, Warranted to enre in One Minot*. Office on Bryan- street, 3d door from Jeffereon-st. 6 deo 7 1<k 11 111.8 8ULKCTUU APFLF8.—5 do l*r Morcor Potato..; 2do Croaberrlea. For »U bv W.D. FORD. ‘ L>UOK.WHEAT iu Barrels, Halves^ Eighths, .l^f ^ *tore and for sale by W. D. FORD. \ 1 | BOXES CUKKMK, hi Sue order ; 1 bbl. iU Til U.ma; Fulton Market Hoof and tig Pork, bor Ml. by |d.o 11 W. D. FORD. F.I | UHLH. EXTRA POTATOE8, in flu. %J\J order, and for aale by W. D. FORD, deo 7 Grand Exhibition of Clothing, nv PH1CJF ik VEAUKH. YlTL present to the Public for inspection anti f V aale, tho LAItGKST AND BEST assortment of eiegaut Fabrics in this oity. sslooted from tho most distiniuTshtd manufactories of Europe, India and America, for beauty of material, Stylo and Work manship we challenge competition. Every person desirous to eeleot bargains will favor ne with a coll, at 147 Bay*street, nearly opposite thu taohango. <i eo 6 II AMS—500 Key nold’a Bitltimore Hams; 3 lilulr- 11 do8houldere; 2 bbis N Y Pig Hams; 3 do do Should ora, juit rco'd and for sale by , , HYLAND A O'NEILL, d ®° 6 Broughton-stroet. L)ORT WINE—3 casks dry Port in Wood nnd X Bottle, flrat quality, for sale by 0 HYLAND A O'NEILL. L>LaTFOKM aud Counter 8cah:t, Steelyards, kfr • JWH B*fopo®®. 8crio Beams, Iron and Brass Weights in Setts, for sale by deed F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-st. l/KKSIl OHOC’EEIES—Just rac’d a flue lot 1? of Pig Hams, Smoked Salmon, 8moked Beef, new Goshen Butter (extra quality) Buckwheat. Smoked longues, extra sise No. 1 Maokerel, Vermioella, at BERLIN A NATHANS, 4®® 6 Under St. Andrew’s Hall. 1 UST RECEIVED.—5 dozen oi llioso extra U tine clear Lawn Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, at 37X cents each, at J. H. COHEN A CO., deo 6 140Broughton-stre*t. OKED OATS*—250 bushels prime Maryland Seed Oats in saoka, landing anti for sale bv dec 6 COHENS A HERTZ WANTED. A TRUSTY BOY, from 12 to 15 years of ago.— Apply to C. T. ROBINSON, 122 Bay-street. STOCK OP GROCERIES. BY COHEN & POSDICK. /"'kN Monduy next tho 12th inet., at the store occu v/ pied by M. J. Solomons, No. 167 Broughton*st., i will bo sold by Auction all the stook in said Store, con sisting of Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Molasses, Tobacoo^Segars. Starch, Spices, Brandy, Frnits and other articles usual ly kept in a retail Grooery store. 8ale to commence at 10 o’clock. Terms under $100, oash; $100 to $300, 60 ' J *i#o 6 >T8t ^ ft)r ^Proved endorsed notes. J HEIoJLinU OFF AT COST. riMIE 8UBSCRIUER8, with a view or making u JL change in their business < n tbe first day of Jan- < uary, will sell the balance of their PALL AND WINTER GOODS AT COST, i Their stock embraces ovary variety of Foreign and Domcstio Dry Goods, and an opportunity is now offsred 1 to Families, Planters and others, to supply themselve* at a reduction of at least 23 per cent on usual prices, and muoh below the oash price of any Honse in tbsoity. < Those wishing to avail themselves of this favorable opportunity in their purchases, by calling early, wili find a very desirable stook to acleet from. ■ LAROCHE A BOWNE, deo 5 oorner of Congrosa and Whitaker-atreete. |l II 1 UHLS. APPLES, uf several variutia* •Iv’V/ and very ohoioo. Received by the Alabama, and for sale by C. T. ROBINSON, deo 6 122 Bay-etreet, rear of the Exehange. 1 IMS—5"0 bbis. now lauding per sclir E J. Li Talbot, for sale by i d«c5 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. II A Y—1 IS bales prime Euatern Hay, landing pet 1 XI brig Montioello, for sale by <foc 6 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. ® l>OTATOKS—50 bbis. Potatoes, lauding per XT brig Montioello, for sale by ueo6 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. f I^LOUR*—FLOUR—One huadred sacks ol X? Granite Mill Flour, for sale by a®®6 WILLIAMS A HUMPHRIES. / 3 HITS fSc MEAL—50 sucks of Utils aud \T Meal, for sale by doo WILLIAMS A HUMPHRIES LJALT—Salt iu decks ou shipboard, for sale bv O d ®o 2 COHENS A HERTZ. NOTICE. ® r PHE Partnership of titurk Sc Bryson, is hereby I dissolved by mutual eonsont. W, W. 8tark, as- 1 sisted by U. C. Bryson, will close tho business ol the old oonoern. [deo 21 STARK Jt BRY8GN. 1 1ME in bhds, lor sale by X^i nov 29 MINIS A FLORANCE. “EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW,’’ 1 A T least it is so at this time with the citizens or xY Savannah, for they can now have their Hate re novated by oalling at No. 3 Jefforson-street, Up Stairs, o Who thatoonrts the notioc of the Iodise, or the appro bation of Genteel folks, would wear a mean, dirty, v groasy Hat, when they oan have it otherwise by merely oalling at the above plaoe. Call soon. tf deo 3 , Butter and Cheese. flMIE subscriber has made arrangements to receive I direct from Northern Prodaoere, a regular and full supply of very choice BUTTER and CHEESE, * whioh is offered at the lowest market price. 20 Firkins v and 25 Boxes just recelvod. Puicnasers are respectful- . ly invited to call. C. T. ROBINSON, 1 doc 3 * 122 Bay-st., rear of the Exchange. „ TIIE UNDERSIGNED , TT AS establisltod himself in this city for the pur- 11 JIL poee of transacting a FACTORAGE AND GEN ERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. doo3 6 A. C. DAVENPORT, 75Bay-streot. r TEN DOLLARS REWARD YT7ILL be paid for tho recovery of a GOLD t YV WATCH and CHAIN which droppod in the street on ntarday night last. Th* finder may leave it . (his office. deo 6 tf BOOK-KEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED. * A PERSON thoroughly acquainted wilh Rook- — Keeping is deslroue of taking charge of a Sett of 1 Books. Compensation in acoordanoe with tho duty re quired. Unoxoeptionabie referenoes can be given.— F inquire at this Office. 3w doo 2 re marine Average Statements. ■ A PERSON welt versed in making up Alarinr J A Average Statements, offers his services in that department. Inquire at this Offlee. 3w deo 2 Yankee Notions* J. H. C. SCOTT As CO., No. 176 Broughton-Street—Up Stairs, | OVER RARNUM’8 STORE. f J IXrOULD respectfully invite the atteution of City YY Country morohants to their extensive i ■toole 'of Uabordashery, Perfumery, Combe, Musical 1 Wares, Stationery and Fanoy Goods of all descriptions x TOYS. i A very large assortment of Toys. 3m oet 19 ^ TX AT, MOUS1S ANO KOACU PUISUk. lb —The best remedy yet discovered to destrov Hats, Mice and Roaches, For sale by / deo 3 A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. if J^IOUGHS, COLDS, dec.—Pure Ilorebound \j Candy, mannfaetured expressly for ns. Also— ^ Licorice Jujube Paste, Gum Drops, Wister’s Loiengos, n Ao. For sale by [deoSJ A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. A. L'OR MACHINERY—Double refined Rapt XT Seed Oil- This Oil is equal to the best Sperm uil ■ for lobricating purposes, aad is sold at a much lowsr 1 prioe. It is extensively used in this city and neighbor- hood, and whsrever it Boa been tried hoe given good ■ satisfaction, for sale by JOHN B. MOORE A CO , f deo 3 Gibbons' Building. THRESH FRUIT—5U halt boxes Loyer Kut X X? tins; 50 quarter do do do; 60 drums figs; 5 cases r Prunes; 600lbsfresh Currants, just rooelved and for D ale by [doo61 HYLAND A O'NEILL. Cl OI1.K III ANTI 1.1. AH.—Block ond Colored •“ O Silk Mantillas aad Talmas, at very low prices, by . nor 21 I1ENBY LAYIIBUPS c6. 1 A YBR’S CHERRY PECTORAL A i jt\ fresh supply just received at the Apothecaries — Hall by J. E. DlFORD, / nov 26 oorner Broughton and Barnard-etreete. V OUPKUIOU BI.’K Cloth Frock ..d O DRESS OOATB—A freah .opplr jo.t roo.lred, 1 for silo low Ij WM. R, HYMON8, I* nor JJ proper anil T.ilor, 17 Whlukor it. “irARNISHES—Coach, Copal, Japau, Black /- Y and Iron Varnishes, just received a fresh supply ( by _ JAS. H. CARTER A CO, ^ »ov29 Brcughton-strect. O EGAKS—SEGARS—Ju«t received, 10,000 t p La Catodrcl, 10,000 La Deliraate, 10.0J0 La Flori- I da, for sale at P. JACOBS, aov 23. No, 29 Bull-street, sign of Big Indian T AY lilt I NO AND MI1.K VEHT8.-L.dio.*. £ lYl MiMes', Men's and Boys' Merino Vests—a fall Y assortment of sises and qualities. For sale by 1 HENRY LATHHOP A CO. Uo 1 ,>LANNE1aS.—White and Colored Flanuels— -J! X assorted qualities. For solo by 4 21 HENRY 1.ATHROP A CO. V. \,T OUKNINU UUOD8.—Block Bomb.aiou., X LfX Canton Cloths, Alpaoas, Tammine Cloth, Mus- JL” lta DeloOinea, Ac. For sale by an AOT 21 HENRY LATUROP 4 CO. FOm AU. BUETWt^AtlROTIOM.-Dr. 1. « Mraouaw, Cordial. Th. * UwS,r»lib| ut WMUto, ut w.«k oomtltatloo, d.Mlitaud i. CM*. Ukor, ttoSy or diuu., Ilka a UUirm J. Clro..tr,a^hAS,kpp.tiU, and pouuu. ' CrokUoc pro parti,, a . K . r * T p *. 1 ’ com—Do you nr~ PaiuJ— Ir worn do joa will And immwitT.. n.lnrDr. HOSE S PAIN It? «r Buk’i BtS N^°n‘t3SSl. l o55?i!i MbiSi” loi Waoortiy Couuh.—This dletrewii* qnently dangerous oomplelnt yields and if Dr. ROSE'8* CELEBRATED WUOGPlNn C ,^ ed S YRUP. It allays the cough, aad pwJ^ Unu nnd drop., nn th. mnwMk, nnd girt, lutan, mIHlVia. '» ‘ ft ) r ••*<« tt, ChUdrnn nn also liable to Croon- whf.i. a aomplnint jri.ld, Iffluwllntelj to Jr J s falling CROUP SYRUP. ft.o“ai.il *“•«*« cua-mu. 1, deoid.dly on. of thTb,Vt ~LV*' mind for dlunm of tit, kldnorn, bUddn, jdicol m,a nbnud. PriJ, so : you will bo troubled with eold foVt! vxfi!k. to, and depressed spirit*. By Ukinrp?* .* # P- RAJLROAD or ANTI-tlLlofirpnnV* soon find all ths AhA«s i.n.i ..... ° \ou TUOMAH TulS^aVfS?* WlLLuVwSc'oS; PMfkllj' tbronghont StSSSSt' °*- DRUGS AND IUFDICINES.' H. CARTER & CO, MERY. /MrsifSShTS.Fs^i7Sy' medicines, fancy arti. OLES, ifC., ire., ire TO MEKCUANTS -M'roh.nu JShin. r ■■ ‘".“tf jftsfflBR D *?OI our stock of Drugs, Chumi- they wsre selected bv on« <>r ng their < ill ofthe ATENT MEDICINES,- mo« „„d ■took of Wklt, French nod Amarleon. HERY t FANCY a00D8.-Al.rg, r.ri.l, . of Porfumory, CoIo.no tod Extrict,, Fon' Bottle, F nnoy Bmontng Phlnll, lt.fr >nd '“J*. *"*> 1» f*ot or.tj article uiu.lly kept MAT Don’t forgot to onll nt J. H. CARTER A CO.'S, na examine their stock before you purchase# * lawl Reduction In Price For Restoring, Preservingand Adorning the Hair, TO TH* FOLLOWING LOW BATE8, VIZ J Bottles formerly sold at 60 eto. reduoed to 26 ets. ;; *; ••. 75 •• *• &u •• [ 8 the best orticlo over known for curing Belt]- ness, Dandruff, Salt Rheum, and all affections of 1 skin. Where every thing els# has failed, Bogie's /nnrifin Vlniit hi, 1 ° Bogle's Electric Hair Dye, 18 XNOTltKB WONDRR OF THE AGE. ineinuini uiaoEor Brown, literally dying it the ment it is applied, at the aamo time improving the inuss and tioxibility of the hair. It does not stain the n and oan be applied in any weather. Its effcots aro eand certain, whilst its virtues are boy ond price and a artiole of rare merit, Its mild and detergent prop- », prevent the skin from chapping, aad also resist 'tthi of the 0“P4»tur* or olimate. Bogle’s Hebeaiona. for preserving and beautify ingtho complexion and ran* s considered to be the onl' ily ones :d fash- NEW MEDICAL BOOKS. EC TURKS oil Surgical Pathology, delivered at J tbe Royal Collego ol Surgeons of England, by mes Paget, F R 8. Jhemistry and Metallurgy, aa applied to the study landy.M s in Prat i byl followiugroount works and new editions: i the Physloal and Medical treatment of Dunglieon on New Remedies—SUth Edition, with xtensive additions. Surgoryp ... Itlon, edited by|F. W. Sargent, M l>. rapeutioe and Mater from the last and im- ‘ W. Sargent, M D. teria Medics—1th Skoy’s Operative 8urg< Grow*. Pathological Anatomy—Second Edition, : lith’s Ope rati 11 and 8tokes toper’s Dictionary, inie's C ‘ ” " Practice—Fourth Edition, enlarged, nary. General Pathology. i the Diseases of Women and Children. onolly on as Modi. cal Dictionary—luth Edition, t Vests, suoh as Flg’d Bl’k Silk. Bl'k Burutbou sad -V.0 r PP ' J ° r ,h '"febON. k CO. UBT KitCblVbll per .teornor, another 1**1 uf Fine Block and Blue Cloth Business Frock Coats, •sale by R0BIN80N A CAMP. next door to Pulaski House. LA STEM..—25 bbis. Ground Plaster, 25 do. Calcined do., for sale to arrive per brig CiriH*n, from Boston. Apply to OGDEN A BUNKER. KEMPTON A VER8T1LLE'8._ CASHMKKK-A fe- ■ corn colored »d whit. d. LMau ,al i very handsome lot, at KEMPTON A VERSTILLE'B. A XES, Hoes, Bhovols, Spades, Scythe Blades and Snathes; Also, Axa, Hammer, Hatehet and Uo# Handles. For sale by F. W. CORNWELL, rEW BEEF—40 bbla. naw Mess Beef; 50 do new Prims Beef, landing from eobr Pocabontae 1 steamship Florida and for sale by „ ... tov 30 CLAQUORN A CUNNlNQRAkL_ IONEY SOAP—F. 8. Cleaver'a celebrated vnua ousr-r. o. . Honey Soap, an exoellent artiole for cU*PP*« i. for sale by [nov30] J. B. MOORE ... received and MOOREACO^ r i?»wiTT A MORGAN. r so* h ’HrtmNsor/k CAMt*. / t LNTLK.HEN’S Trmvelln* Shnv. le. ,LACH Velvelt.en Frock Co»t«.' JU " T 'i”’ 1 *" »•' "^S.nIonloaIl. c "swaara'K&giSSS Dj’p.p.lt, kr J0 0 t ta B o, M B°ufe ASH AND CHAFING sale by [nov 2SJ Sides, 6 tes super fin# Hams, 20 bbla rump VATK-Fri-.JHrji.udg** sale by ^dcc8| MINISJ claquobn kcunninqham. I
