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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1853)
SECOND MORNING EDITION. Friday Morals* half-past 4 ••clack. FROM MILLEDBVILLB. Correapo^ 110 ^ •£ jOnlly Monda* News. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mn.CSDOKvn.LE, Deo. 8,10 A. M. Mr. Editor .---Mr- Gartrell offered * reeolulloo ,o rescind the rule requiring a two-ihird vote In der to suspend the regular order. Mr. McDougald moved to adopt this resolution, which caused a discussion, by which at least hour was uouecertarlly lost. The potion was •ustained. # The following bills were read the third time A bill to incorporate South-wen Female College, gear Corinth, in the oounty of Heard. Mr. Trica offered an objection to thia bill, which elloited from Mr. Perris, of Dade, a spicy address. He said thegen men hsd constitutional scruples in regard to passage of almost every bill. That he opposed removal of the Boat of Government because, iaeh au act would be obnoxious to tbe Laws an d Constitution of Georgia, and made a very good speech in aupport of hie views, for which the ladies presented him a bunch of dog-wood bios- 10ms. That if tho 23rd chapter and flret verse Deuteronomy wore presented to him, he would db cover somo loature therein, in conflict with those bulwarks of our liberties. He said The gentle- min has completely swallowed the Constitution, and I think has a desire to puke it up. He is like the ■errant, who at the bidding of his master, went iuto his shop for a drink of brandy, but made a mistake and drspk a glass of Spirits of Turpoutine. When aikod whether he had taken his drink, he said •• Yos, tnussa, I is swallowed it down, and wish God I could swallow it up again." The bill Passed. A bill for relief of Samuel Pascoe, of tho County of Lumpkin. This bill confirms his title to oertain land purchased, previous to the period of bis natui •fixation. Passed. A bill to compensate Grand and Petit Jurors the County of Lumpkin. Passod. A bill to alter the line between the counties Lumpkin and Hall—Passod. A bill to routovo an electiou product in tbo cot ly of Meriwether—Passed. A bill to change tbe names of certain persons therein mentioned, and to legitimatize the same— Pssaed A bill amendatory of tbe several Acts relative the organization of land courts so far as tbo couutj of Montgomery is concerned. A bill to permi: idiots and lunatics together with their attendants to travel to and from tbe Lunatic Asylum free of charge—Passed. A bill to authorize the Tax-Collector of Mccon county to pay .over to the Inferior Court of said county, tbe Bute tax for tbe year 1853. This and all similar bills were referrod to the Committoe on Finance. Thu basis of this bill is the great expense iueurreti by tho citizens of Macon county in arrest* ing tho amull-pox, and attending thoso who seized with this malady. A bill to allow the Ordinary of Tatnal county to keep bis office at his residence—Passed. A bill requiring Sheriffs to make levies or retun of nulla bona within a oortaio period, was refern d to tbe Judiciary Committee. The House then adjourned until 3 P. M, . IN SENATE. Dec. 6th, OVfe A. M. Mr. Editor:—The Senate met this morniug at tbe usual hour—and had to brave a pretty hard rain ind wind, which oonuneneed last night, aud is continuing—to come up to their work. Mr. Jamieson Introduced a bill to lay out a new county from the oounty of Union. Tbe cry for counties is, "still they come !*' If they could have godfathers of the right sort, we should oot have i many uumeaning names attached to the bautlings. Mr. Walker, of Crawford—A bill to change the line between Macon and Crawford couuties. Mr. McConuell—A bill to compel uou-resideuts to give bond and security for the paymeut of all cosit accruing in suits at law in this State. A bill to add a portion of the county of Habei iham to Lumpkin, was read a third time, and Mr Dunoagan moved an amendment by adding another action to tbo bill, to make straight the line betweeu the counties of Forsyth aud Hall. The amendment »a» agreed to.—Yeas 39—Nays 37. The bill amended was put upoh its final passage and was paiied.—Yeas 35, aud Nays 33. A bill relating to the importation of Slaves into this State, was read tbe third time. Mr. Cochran •poke in favor, and Mr.Miller against the bill. On m being put to its final passago, the Yeas were 34 ind Nays 42.—So the bill was loaf. A bill to repeal an act amendatory of the Statute of Limitations, was also rejected. The Seuate then adjourned. New Fall and Winter Woods. ROBINSON 8o CAMP, Drapers and Tailors, and Dealer* in FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, A RE now receiving end opening tlielr Slock of ,4*1 Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of Mick and fanoy oolored Frenoh and English Cloths: trench, English and Amerioau Caseimeres, of all grtdos and colors; Vestings of Silks, Satins, Cash- osres, Cut Velvet, and Embroidered. Over-coatings—Suoh ss flue English Beavors, Nor- *ay do., Esquimaux doable-sided do., fine Kerseys and Pilot Cloths—all of which will be made op and trim- »n our usual style, and at the shortest notloe. Our Ready Clotuinu is manufactured by one of the Wt Houses in Broadway, New York, and comprises HI that is line and fashionable. have our usual large supply of Famishing Goods •n Laud. Everything requisite for a Gentleman'! "udrobe—togotnor with Tranks, Valises, Carpet- ugi- Also India Rubber Goods, suoh as Coats, Gto&ks, Pj»chos, hoggins and Capes—all of whioh we offor ,V| and ou as accommodating terms as can be had <•*«*here, at GAUDRY’8 BUILDING, CBISTADOBO'S LIQUID IIAIR DYE. pUISTADORO, inventor and role proprietor. y Scienoe and art have heretofore labored in vain ft°» » hair dye, whioh, by assimilating with the -aidi that give vitality to the hair, would change its without injuring tue fibre. That object is aooom- jliihsd. CristadoroA Liquid Hair Dye invigorates the and lilaments while it ohanges the color. In five or colorless head of hair is transformed ii.V .u b , rown » or* red or aaudy one to any darker ode that may bedosired. There ie no cauatio ingre- at in the oomposltion. Tho hair is impregnated *«> an invigorating juioo, formed from the same ohem- fu slem-mte as the natural coloring matter. This is an invigorating juioo, formed from the same ohem- •kT »• the natural ooloring matter. This ii ««only hair dye in tbe world whioh is free from lime, ,. rR0 , and ®very ether corrosive substanoe. Call ana uiess its effoots, at Crlstadoro's Shaving and ilair- «uing establishment, near the Pulaski Tlouso, Mon- "(nt-sqnare, where it is applied and for sale. Ur.iV> MI * I8TKA TKlX HALE. 1U ILL be sold on tbo first Tuesday in February XI jw«LMw* the Court House in Hinesville, V eounty.nll the real estate of R. W. Gould, do- Being 700 aores of land more or less situato ,j? B tb ® Colonels Island in said county, and sold bv ,r « of the ordinary of Chatham J5SS: tZSXJI — y 9 6tw S. M. GOULD. Aamtntstratrix. NOTICE. WlATY days after date application will be made M to the Court of Ordinary of Mdntosh county, for t0 . so11 the plantation and Stock of J, V. l W T*®*» late of said oounty, deceased. law2m ANN J. CORKER, Admx. yiOKfcD TONGUES AND SALMON.- ua r .,S t f®o«lved, a fine lot of large Smoked Tongues ud f.» BERLIN ft NATHAN'S. SAVAN NOTICES. a-TSSa, PROCLAMATION.—Priand., counlrr- m.n.odloT.ri!-h.arciofor u “Iy** «»y 1««| dlav.rd prejudice that you m.y ballon, ud t.ad faouth.t ye. auyutln- t.Ui«.otly. Who, that la youof, bnt valnaa (ha loxtt> rlaal locha af youth end booty 1 Who.thati,inWdla- af ad, but ahnddan at Gi.y Bur. I Who, that la aid bat would avart Boldin, r If aoy, ipsah,-for him hava I offended. Aa noaa apaah, tliaa Boat have I et- faadad la addreaala, twenty-four milllem pooplo. Hot oaa ot theta muy mlllloa who hava attettedtbe vlrtaea of Lyoa'a Kathairoa, for Froaorvloa, Butorin, aad Baaatifyla, tht Hair, hat wUI proclaim It. beat- dolal effect. Ibr aad tear. Oaa trial will aoaviaot tho moat taoraduloua. Sold uniform, for 21 oonte. by ovory Ora,jilt la Am.rlea. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadam.., Now York. T.M, TURNER* CO., Bov 19 lm Who'eral. Agent. la SavaaaaL. •r Complaint rank us most difficult to ..... We are pleased to have it la our power to point oat a remedy whleh has proved effeotnsl in many oases, snd which we oan safely recommend aa a certain and Infal lible oure ; it has been the means of resoning thousands from an untimely grave. We mean the Uoofland’e German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, at tbo German Medicine 8tore, 120 Arch- street, Philadelphia, aad by Druggists generally. THROUGH IN 48 TO SO HOURS. Mew-fork and Charleston Semi-Weeklj STEAMSHIP LINE. fdjar'a wharrao ovary an«r- *»aadJfcjMrta,- .Rot tho arrival I - “•Oar.Jfam.tho Booth aad Weet. On Saturday the new aad oplendid 1,200 Tons./ Commander. 6N WEDNESDAY, UNION, t Hiohard Adamo, 1,500 Tons./ Commander. SOUTHERNER. \ Thomas Ewan. , uu.tvo.tju uu mo ooui lor safety, ft oomfo ft MP®rlenoed and oourteous comman ds rt, tables supplied with every luxury, will ensure dsUoa!” bj ® TOrjr P° MiWi oo»fort and aoi For Freight or Passage, having elegant Stats Room accommodations, ssitoo J/ 56 **' _ ., 0®ra®r Ksst Bay and Adger's Sou. wWf. Cabin Passage *• On tha 1st day of September 1853, Mr. Charles Qaadolph called at the R. R. offioe, and atated that for (gn years ho hsd not enjoyed a single meal. He had nbk, for five years, hsd a natural discharge from his bowels; but was obliged to resort to Injeotions, Ao. He was pale, haggard, and thia. We ordered Radway'o Regulators, one each night, and Radway's Resolvent, three timos per day On the eighth of September he called upon ns. HE WAS so ALTERED that WE KNEW HIM NOT. His appetite D good-hla digestion easy-his skin moist and healthy—his step elsstio snd buoyant—hit body vigorous, and his eye indioatos a man of health and energy. For Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Difficulties of the Uretha and Bladder, Rsdway's Regulator and Reno vating Resolvent arc a quick and positive euro. For all Aches and Pains, for Neuralgia and Rheumatism, for Nervous and Bilious Complaints, Radway'o Ready Relief is quiok and effectual. In five minutes' time alter its application, the patient is Tree from pain. Sold by Drugslsts everywhere. 12 noi (JAMIL MR. F. STEIN returns his sincere thanks •CSSs to tbo inhabitants of 8svsnnsh and its vi- oinity,for their kind patronago aiuco his oommonoement in business, respectfully informs them that he has re- openud his old stand, 114 Broughton-street, with a selection of Gold and Silver Watches, and a variety of Jewelry too numerous to insert. He hopes by unre mitting attention to merit a share of public patronage, Repairing of Watches, Clocks, Chronometers and every spoolous of Astronomical Instrument*, attondod to with soonraoy and dispatch. [novlG] F. STEIN, DK. 11AM III 8 Das removed to tho residence formerly F'ufli owned by Cspt John B. Gallic, N. E. corner of Whitaker and Uarria-sta. Office lathe basemont. oot 26 3 in tear*!, DENTISTRY. DR. BARNES having enlarged snd re furnished hie establishment, hopes now, with his inoreased facilities, to supply the increased demand for his new style of Artificial Teeth, whioh are admitted on all sides to be tbe most life-like and boau- tiful Dental substitute ever Invented, and mutt bo be appreciated. Dr. B. will ta\e great pleasnro in exhibiting specimens of this to any who may favor him with a call at his office, corner of Congress aad Wbit- akor-sts., eutrsnoe on Congress-at. N. B. Examination and advioe gratis. o< C. A. L. LAMAR. led permanently in Savannah, respeotfully tenders bis professional services to its oitisens. Offioe, 84 Broughton-street. ly aug 9 DENTISTRY. Drs. KOYAJLKs aud JOHNSON, Surgical and mechanical Dentlsta. xs—— Office over Zogbaum's Musio Store, Mar- •Cffcr - kotSquare. DENTISTRY. DH. Id. C. 1IEALD Performs all operations pertaining to Natural or Artlfl- olal Teeth, in tho best style. Offioe first oornor wsst of the Marshall House. ly jan 17 TAPSCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND E{MIGRATION AGENCY. Person* wishing to send for their friends, ffCa and desirous of bringing them out by first si ass packet ships, are informed that the subsoi ibers are the only agents for the above Agenoy in this olty. Thoy are also authorised to draw on Messrs. Wm. Tspseott A Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and up wards, whioh drafts are negotiabloin any town through out Ireland and Great Britain. Drafts on Franoe and Germany, payable In all parts the Continent, also for sale. Apply to d*o24 ly BUNKER A OGDEN, 80 Bsy-et. CABY A PERKIN’S DAQUERREOTYPISTS, Corner of Bryan-at. nnd Market-square, SAVANNAH, And 407 Broadway, N. Y. No pains will be spared to seoure to their customers Savannah, Pictures of the same elegant tono snd su- ierior finish, ss thoso for whioh they have been hereto- ro distinguished. tOT Pictures taken at all hours between 9 o'clock . M., and 4 o'olook P. M. P. M. Cart. (oot?28) J. W. Pxbkiks. .4W. T^^w^MiMMp 'NAMiviLi.B? will h. •epta> Uk ' 11,1 P '* < "’ th ” 1 ** rljr *“ N«Teaib.r. United States Mail Line. N. Y. ANM SAVANNAH MTKAUSHIP8, “ “ DAY. OY LEAV ING SAVANNAH FOR NEW YORK.| *■« Atsvsus, vspt. Sohenok, xk The Augusts, Cspt. Lyon The Florida, Cspt. Woodhull, 3 Th« Alabama Onh.a.b .. 5 The Alabama, Capt. Sohenok “ The Aagusta^Ca^t^Lyon The Florida, Cant. Woodhnll •• 17 The Alabama, Cspt. Schenok, «• ji Th# Augusta,Capt. Lyon, ‘ •• 04 The Florida,Cspt. Woodhnll « 3; These ships are the largest on tho ooast, i unsurpassed and polite offloers. They offer a most desirable veyanoe, to New York. On the completion of the Knoxville, in January next, this lino will be eemi- weekly. Cabin Passage, $25. PADELFORD, FAY A CO., r-n* aw., Agents In Savannah. AiM'L/L. MITCHELL, 13 Broadway, N. York. PUaLADKLPIUA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Tho new and splun- did sidewheel steam ships, KEYSTONE 1 STATE, Capt. Robt. 1 Uaruie, auu olATE OF GEORGIA, Lap* s.e.uar- will leave Savannah for Philsdolphia every Wednesday. These steamships are the moat oomfortsble *“ *“® ®om«* and aro unsurpassed for safety and speod. 1 follows: Keystone State, ..Wednesday’ 7th Dooember. State of Goorgia. Wednesday, 14th Deoember. ZZ'M o.A. L. LAM All, Agent In Savannah. HERON A MARTIN. Ag’ts in Philadelphia. sep20 STEAMBOAT LINES. TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH. THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON U. 8. MAIL STEAM-PACKETS Leave 8avannth every morning at 4 o'olook A. M. after the arrival of the night train of the Central Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day connecting at Charleston with the Wtlmlni •ame day, an. WHmliagtoa Htenui-Packeta. Whleh leave with the U. 8. Mail every day, atfa P. M. M . and also with the Nc'f-Y°rk and Ckarleaton Stenmaklpa, W hloh 1—ve Charleston every Wednesday and Satur day afternoon. Passengers leaving Macon on Tuesday sy#alngs, will arrive in time to oonneot with the splen did new steamship ,'anu* Adyer one weok, ana tho steamship Southerner the next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land route. 12l>-tim* 62 hours; by steamships, »26. [my 16J 8. M. LAFFJTEAU, Agent. SHIP LINES. FOU 1'HII.ADKI.FIIIA—Heron’. Line. The regular paoket schr. DAVID, SMITH, a^^P®t*r»ou* , master,_y|lt have quick*dlspatcVfor yskst Tho American ship KALAMAZOO, Capt. Taylor, will meet with dispatch for the abovo -“(rt. * or freight apply to * EPPINQ A KRETZ. FOU NKW YOUK- OI.I Katnblialied Liue. Th. lohuouar 1‘OCAUONTAB, Uulkl.y, mu- .. —.■« -• - ,b„ v ,. For / rel|ht tur. will ha.u diejmteh daab.r i’aas.go apply un board, BBIOUAM, KELL 7 * 00. will have dispatch as above. For Freight c Passage apply on board, or to BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. *OR BA LTimOJtciC—lleaulur lAuv. jja. The sohr. KEDRON, Layton, master, will AfllLl have dispatch as abovo. For Froight or Passage ■•■■•apply *" — *~ BKIGIIAM, KELLY A CO. FOltFMliUiHT OK CHAKTKlt. jw The Paoket Sohr. DAVID 8MIT1I, Peterson, wftmaster. lor particulars apply to — deo5 OGDEN A FOR NEW YORK. , Y.rT».H f ™. fc .f* Uin 8 rc ««l»r Packet ship SOUTU- master, having a portion of her ■•■Ifreight ongaged, will have immediate dispatch. i or halauce of freight apply to deu5 WaSUBI dispatch. BURN, WILDER A CO. FOit BALTIAIOME—Meicular Line, Ii J, 11 ' "'hr- NAIirauANSl’I'P, U.ll But... AfuLX ^iU have quick dupatch as above. For freight passage, apply on board or to -ltd * bmoham, kelly * CO. ing t A Warranted Remedy. PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES. SEA- CAPTAINS, AND OTIIER8. OAN rnaCUASB MO BKMBdT BQUAL TO DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. “ Dysentery, Colio, Croup, Coughs, Rheumatism, Quinsy Sore Throat, Toothaohe, Headache, Sea-sickness, Cuts, Burns, Swellings. Old Soros, Mosquito Bites, In sect Stings. Pains in tbe Limbs, Ao. It M does not give relief,reoolleet your money will be refandod. All that is asked is a fair trial of it aooord- to the directions. This article ie an English reme- andwaa need by William the Fourth,late king of England, andoertified to by himes a onrefor Rheumatism, where everything else he had tried, failed. Over 10,000.000 bottles have boon sold in the United States without a single failure, and many families have stated that if it $10 per bottle they would not bo without it, in Cronp, as it is as oertain to baro as it is appliod. The ttoci severe cough is cured in a few days. It cures toothaouk in 3 uiiuutoi—tiEADACUK in an hour and ohoixba, when first taken, in a few hours. tO* Prioe 25 and 50 cents, fi DR. TOBIAS has also put up a HOR8ELINIMENT l pint bottles, whioh is warranted oheaper and better than other for Colio, Galls, Cats, 8w*llings, Bruises, 8aratohes, Craokod Heel, Ao. tO" Prico 50 cents. DR. TOBIAS oould fill twenty newspapers with the tetters and certificates received commending his Lini ment, but considers that warranting itsuffinlent, as any — who does not obtain relief is not oalled on to pay for A. SOLOMONS A CO. and J. H. CARTER are solo agonts for Savannah—also for sale by the drag- gists end storekeepers throughout Georgie. SO" Dr. Tobias’ office, 240 Greenwion street, N. Y. j7ll. CARTER, Broughton street, opposite 8t. An drew’s Hall, will supply the oountry merchants at the proprietor'elowest prioos. mar 16 A Boarding. FEW Single Gentlemen cau obtain board and _ lodging at No. 20 Mougomery st., one door from oornor of Broughton. Apply as abovo. nov 16 Salmon, at 1 ihkcks Merchants' Bank, New York, J ,umi to suit purchasers, for salo by „ ANDREW LOW A CO ^Tinnah, Nov. 1,1853. tf nov VACK SALT.—-Part of the cargo of uouavonfnrn ltnilln. and ..1. f.. ij Bon ®Yonturt}, landing and for eale from the wharf [dot 22-tfl ANDREW LOW A CO. pOTATOKS AND ONIONS.—50 bbls. Po- Si for «i e8 t Bnd 00 bbIs Onion*, received per atear “ dec J ,al ° WILLIAMS A HUklPHRIKl KIES. AND TKA.-3U0 Cullue, B'.tck Tea1J , J? J !? f ^?' 76 .? oOId jETa d0 » 160 half-chests Ba* 21 *' 100 G*^® 11 My bod do. For sale by i. MoMAHON A DOYLE. •Hd th® kinds and qualities mostly 1 ' : ">f lu^ron T ® ddir 5 0tIjrfr0mth ® Mll, » nnd sold in WVfiWSJS for 0Mh »t Mill prices. fc ®«ai int? PE S7“° ver oonsiautly on hand, •S&tSZB! JOHN M. COOPER A CO. (j CHEESE*—Just recoived and fov A. UUnAUU, b^LASHES—9°0 hbds Cuba Mo- J In... —zuu nuns uudu no- Inor la M tieroos do do, on the wharf, for sale by COHENS ft HERTZ. I >A & l5s DK FAUI8—For iho alle.ia- « ThrMf* 0 'i ooro . of . Brouohitieand other Diseases of Throat v 00r °. of . Bronohitleand other Diseases io 2 ' For ,ftl ® b F JOHN B. MOORE A CO. Olbbon'e Buildings. L “scipn^AROMATIC U SClFlUUnta,” 8 AltUHI he 2 8CIEDam GIN.—40 dosen for sale by CuTnrrr-— - A. BONauu. 0 * BBBF TONGUES. <k 1 b Y A. BON AUD, f%IH—*”*" ° f b * t Md «mt»*w-»tr.»u. v N ->y e »'> *° d p«i>iior. J*, “ by tha jalloa. For til. br ftnr _ A. 30NAUD. 2 ^•> XttONB-Ju.1 re of «}»•• exoolloatkud uwfol L'TtaUbr f«M«l 8- ® BURTON, Executrix. VO CASH PURCHA8EB8 Or DRV QOOD9. M PR EN DERG AST A CO., 178 Broughlon-st., • opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, West Side. In oonneotion with arrangements made on opening their New Warehouse, namely, to avoid as far as possible carrying over siook from one season to anothor-havs fixed tbo prloea ot the remaining portion of their Fall and Winter Stock at a very low figure. In this connection they particularly direct attention to their Silks, Frenoh Marinos, Delaines and Cash meres. dec 3 A NDIRONS. Shovel Mild Tongs, brass head Firo Dogs, Steel Fire Setts, 8hovel and Tongs Stands, Coal Ilods, Coal Shovels, Coal Sifters, Iron Pokers, Ao.; for salo by F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Uryan-streeL sale by [nov 23] FOR NEWYORK-GeorjntoLI^ « Th# ^ re .*? U i r P*« k «t ’«hr. MANUASBETT, Capt. Smith, having larger part of her cargo en- MflBtgagcd and going oukoard, will have immediate dispatch for the above port. For freight of 100 bales Cotton to complete cargo, apply to Captain on board at Anderson's wharf, or to t _ ROWLAND A CO. Scranton A Tallman, Agts., N. Y. deo 2 M»ri FOR. Li VEKl'OOli. ~ The ship CHASE, Capt. White, having the "gar part of her cargo engage' th despatch for the abovo port. with despatch for the abovo port. For lialanoo of freight, apply to H. K. WA8BBURN, Agont. FUR PHILADELPHIA. 3^ THE Sohr. PLANDOMK, Capt. R.T. Brown, will have immediate dispatch for the abovo ^■■fcport. Fjr freight of 100 bales ootton to complete cargo apply to [nov 3Uj ROWLAND A CO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. The sohr POCAUONTA8, Bulkley, master. xne sonr ruci 4^^^For particulars a ' to iIQHAM, KELLY A CO. FOR NEW YORK. jTh®packet schr FANNY will have quid dispatch for tbe above port. For freight oi ^■■Apassage apply to d0 ° 1 OGDEN A BUNKER. FOlt NEW YORK-G^rr^Fn Lino. Tho regular packet schr ECLIPSE, Capt. will b-*"* * 11 —*“*■ *— -*-— —* Qoslee, will have dispatch for the above port. ISB?.. a/H* . or P a ***8«,»pply to Captain < board at Anderson ■ upper wharf, or to Q , ROWLAND A CO. Scranton A Tallman, Agents, N. Y. nov 29 BROUGHTON STREET CHEAP ORV GOODS STORE, -Mi ll Few Doort Fait of Btmuul- St. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE subscribers now oflbr fbr sale, on the above tor ms, one of the largest andhbest selected Stocks of Foreign A Domestic Dry Reeds In the olty, most oarefnlly selected by one of the firm In the best markets for oash, consisting In part of ' BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, 8heetings. Drillings, Shirting Stripes, Denims, (Bed Ticks, oolored and Mourning Calicoes, Mourning aud colored Ginghams—In endless variety. 1)1 Al.r.o oolltolloa at Blank and anlnml Silk., I'olini, Flkld aad Bra. Bilk,, Brocade^ Cobur,,. btarlnau, 1-aram.tu., Blaok,811k Warp Alp.ocn, Bombailat aad Gantan Glotba. Black and Colored Bilk Mantillat. While Canton Craitc Shnwls, Broshe, Terkelra and Frenoh Merino do. with a laran JJ®iJJty® fI * 0 ® , wtASquar# Wool ShawU ol various Ladles’ French Cloth Cardinal*, LINEN GOODS. 4-4 Family Linen and 8uper do. for trim'g. J- "* n Tablt Damatk;, Doyl.j,, Napkin., ifu.oka- buok, Scotch and Russia Diapers, Towels A Toweling HOSIERY AND QLOVES UNDKHVBST8 and DUAWEllN. * In those departments will be found out usual large and well assorted supply. BLANKETS and FLANNELS. Green and Pulsutkl Lottery. OHIQOBY * MAUBY.Maaapa, I.iick—l.nclt—Lnclt. D RAWN NUMRKU8-<>r <lrtaua t Pula.ki Lottery, Clots 160: 69 72 70 32 49 50 25 74 6C 63 12 76 Nee. It 70 74, prise of 1S6, sold in a full aaek of fcalvee, No. «f pack 669. Also, Nos. 69 6373. sold” Try again, (tbare ie no mlauke about the Inek at this offioe,) la the splendid •eherae for this day. 1.6U0 I 3 Ac. 1,000 I 3 400 Ao. Ac. V3 Tlnketa $2—halves $1—quarters 60 oents. CHARLES 0. PATTERSON, Vender forQregory ft Maury. Offioe No. 6 Whltaker-st., between Bay-et. and Bay Lane. Orders from the ooantry, promptly attended to, *“ J T " * ‘sis offioe. * “ and prises cashed on demand a deo 9 than ean be had elsewhere. Planters and others invited to examino previous to purchasing, Sattlnotaand Tweeds lor aervau. Black and Fancy CMsimeres and Vestings for Gentle men and Boys. EmbrolderleMt Lnccn* Rlunlin Collars, Embroidered Bobos,Chemisette, with a large quantity ®{iC ,, dkfs,very ehean Gents' Silk Pocket q Udkf. y Silk Umbrellas, Head Udkfs.eto., etc. I8 ~ 3| » T. «fc L. McKRNNA. WANTED. WANTED. A furnished House for ouo year, from 1st Jan uary next. It must not have lots than four bed rooms. A woodon house will bo proferod. Apply offioe. 2* doc 8 WANTED TO RENT. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, in a pleasant pari of tho city. Apply to WM. WRlOUT. WANTED. A WOMAN to Cook, Wash uml Iron in i family. Apply at this oflioe. i win* has had the inanngomont of largo tide swamp Savannah, Nov 25th, 1863. ROBT. 11ABKH811AM. WANTED. S IX good Tinmen, to whom constant employment will bt given and liboral wages puid. KENNEDY A BEACH, Agents. WANTED A WHITE Hervaul Girl to do House Work in _ small Family. Nono need apply but the best, to whom good wages will be glvon. Apply at the brick building on State-street, third door abov street. i Barnard- tll WANTED. ^OUR Journeymen Tailors, two Coat hands, and ROBINSON A CAMP'S. A WANTKD TO HIRB oh 1-UHCIlASK, BOY or MAN, auitublo for a Porter in u Dry Goods 8toro. Apply to ■®P&>WM. WRIGHT. JLaiid Warrants. H^UE highest price paid by WM. P. ROWLAND. Houses and Lands. TO RENT. a THREE Brick Tonuments-- Charlton-streots. Possession glvou the 1st day ot January n ' * p deo 2 West Broad and seesion Inquire ol MULFORD MARSH. I Stories high, all lathed aud plastered, in Robart^ GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY OFFICE. Bay Lane, near llulUHlreet. GREGORY A MAURY. Managers. , Class 10U: ,1 70 32 43 69 25 74 60 C3 12 75 class 1M roR 1863. To be drawn in this City This Day. ’ ”— Ballot 75 Number Lottery—13 Drawn Ballots. Ac. Tlokete $2->l .res In proportion. Tlokets and Shares, sither singly or by the paokagi for salo by E. WITUINGTON, Vender for Grogory A Maury. Bay Lane, near BuU-atreet. dec 9 W. D. ZOGBAIHTI, H A8 just received per Alabama n now supply of JULLIEN'S colobrated Quadrilles, Gallaps, u, Waltses, eto. etc. For sale at his NEW MUSIC STORE, 139 JSrouL'hton-tilrret, Next door to I. W. Morrell A Co.'s Furuiture Ware- Rooms. nov 22 GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, for th* btndjlt of the Independent Fir a Co. at Auauita. A. D. ELLIS A CO., Managers. Will be drawn in Savannah This Dav. Georgia State Lottery, CLASS >96. SPLENDID SCHEME. 34,000-800—500—350 And more than $50,000 in Smaller Prize*! Tickets only $1—Shares in proportion. RUk on a pack of quarters only $3 76. Tlokets and Shares for sale, and Priiot cashed on de mand. by GEO. S. GRAY, No. 5 Owens’s Building, Alo 9 Opposite Pulaski House THI8 DAY. bee. 0, at ll o'dloek, Will be sold in froh| nr store (he usual assortment of Orooeries, Provisions; Liquors, Crookery aud Glass ware, Dry Ooods, new and Second hand Furniture, Clothing Faney Artloles, Clock*. Walobes, Ao. Terms N. B.—All artiele.1 purohased settled for before the next regal: acoount of the former pnrehaeer. Clothing at Private Hate. A handsome assortment of ready mada Clothing, oon» sist'ng of superfine Frook, Socks and Over Coats, la lots to salt purohasers, for sale low. Terms cash. Al Private Hstle. Lot No. 12 and Building, on Stone-ttroefc. Tha Lot ! f8 ? 60 * deep. Th# dwelling ie two b, ? b . WM* well finished. Will be sold low if ap- pliedTor By the 2l'th ins*. ..Two**;® »®TSlots. one mile from th# oitv, for sale llnr iratoplied for Immediately, on aooommodating terms. Grey, Hard Brown, and Brown Brisk, in quantities to suit purohasers. 300 bushels Tennessee Cor*. In lots to sulbpnrehasers, jnet rooeivod. '* “ "» PT.hu.ra Landing and for sale. AdenrabU fiulMin, Lot/or Hale -I.ot No. 9, fourth tything, inson Ward. For particulars, enquire at tht ovuuting room. Rt<* Stone Mills Powder, 2 do Uasard A Co’i lit G HO powder, 13 do Dupont's N P Powder,for salt low to close a oonoorn. Clothing at Private Bala—A handsome assortment of ready-made Clothing, consisting of superfine frook. eaok and overooats, in lots to suit purchasers, for sale Removal. W1IE Milinery, Trimming and General Variety •K Store is removed to the store on Whitaker- street, next door to Oongreee-street, opposite Henry Lathrop A Co., where will be found evory veriuty suit able for the season in Milinery, Trimmings and Fan or goods, t Millinery Department* Richly trimmed white and oolored Satin, Silk and Straw Children's white and oolored trimmed Beaver Hats and Flats, braided and embroidered Hoods, fanoy Satin Bonnot linings. Feathers, Frenoh Flowers ana ®*f®»t variety of Dress Cape, Tabs and other head-dresses, Regolete. Tills is tho store that evory man's wife < sts all the way from 60 oeuts to $10. Rlbunii ' “ A largi i got Bon- ons, Silks nml Nntlus. A largo lot Fronoh Bonnet and Can Ribbons, very low; white and oolored Silks and Batins, Lining 8ilks, Cloak and Talma Tassels. Trlraralnan . ind Ribbons, La~ loons, Silk and Worsted Braids, Embroidery and Braid ing Tatorns, Worsted Embroidery aud Floss Silk, everv shado and color, Stool Trimmings, Gold and Silver Braid and 1 ~« setts and Pointed Velvets end Ribbons, Laoe Gimps and Ga- ons, Silk and Worsted Braids, Embroidery and Braid ing Tatorns, Worsted Embroidery aud Floss Silk, every shado and color, Bteol Trimmings, Gold and Silver Braid and Laoe, Embroidered Muslin Collars, Cherne- sette and Sleeves, Fanoy Broast Pins, Bracelets, Kid, India Rubber, Chiua and Wax Dolls Gloves. Milliters and Dress-Makers Goods. MRS. DOYLE, assisted by competent Milliner, from New York, will attend to tho Making and Trimming Department, aud will endeavor with skill audtasteti Stnoaklng Capa stamped for bradlug, 'straw Bonnots bloaohed and pressed. Remember the spot in Whitaker-street, next deer o Congross-street. Tho C'licnpost and Best Remedy for a l'ulmounry Complaints In the World. WOODMAN'S CHERRY EXPECTORANT, Fur the Certain Cure o/ Cnuy fit, Injiuensa, Croup, ' Alto fur the relit/of Cvn*umption in itnuced etaaee of the tli*oc 1III8 ie an Anodyne Expectorant prepared >lan of combining the mbst aotlve and offlclont reme dies, usually prescribed by the profession In all their purity, affording a remedy whioh la found to glvo an- and certainty of effect, which cannot bo had by t the eamo remedies aa usually prescribed by the Apothcoar** THE CRYSTAL PALACE At St, Andrew’. Hall, Witt Open December let, 1853. HnilF. subscriber begs leuvo tu auuouncu that he 1 will open the above Fair to the public on THURS DAY, December 1st, 1853, with a splendid assortment of Goods of evory description, consisting of magnificent OIL PAINTINGS entirely new, and luiportod China Cut and Glass Ware, Tete a Tete Hewers, Ruby and China Vases, Cups and Saucers, Parisian Pitchers,— ■ ’arge assortment ofpjhina Figures, Ao.; Dessert Knives and Forks, Table do, of ovory description; Pocket Knives, Table and Tea Spoons; Aaoordqans. Violins, Tamborinea; Clocks of all kinds; doublo bar rel Guns, Powdor llorns and Flasks; Carpet Rags; .. ... chairs, "*-* Port Monnaies, Fanoy Chairs, Sowing < , Work jy . _ Baskets, Sewing Baskets, Flowor do, Oot.;gon, Em broidered aud Oval Fanoy do, Rotioules, Toy Baskets, Travelling do, Jonny Lind Work Stands, 8 ’0‘©'2'S3 S ‘i?©*2‘S S And Funcy Goods, Physician or Apothecary. It is not designed that this shall bo a secret remedy, SEftatti -1 '"""'' The OMt .f th. pr.p.r.tlon i. ..oh that it will aot .rr..t th* UB..1 .roo.ut of .ad puffing - OotloaSulMilC 8tend, l marking Pol, oount and riek ef the fomer maimer. . " Storeafer Rent. Hidet fVanitu fSgSfiBS&OB T&tfJjjijp Prime mu. Corn at Frivol. Solo. Jail rw.lr.4 la mm, aad foe ul. I* Ms la raltaar ohasers. Terms seen. f»f 17 Valuable Building Lata nt Pri Lot No. 13, oontaiiUng 120 feet by 60 A Qwinnett-street. Also, Let No. le.eont feet, situated on ooraer of Drtytoa aad If not previously disposed ef by private sale, theses is lota will be sold at pnbMo anctloa la firoat ef the Oeaxts House, ou Tuesday, we 6th of Beptember next. Terns bored, situated in Cass County aeac KlMSbfis* a few mile* Irom the 8Ut* R. Road. Improved Eeeence of Oegee, e juat received from the maanfiM hla, and will continue to keep on We have .. Philadelphia, salo, Augustus Hummel’s Improved This is the best composition of Coffee sale, and Coffee made from the Eaeeno. wholesome, more delicate, ftQner flavored and • S erfeotlv clear, and In every respeot superior nest Rio Coffee, end in use will prove a nett eai — cent, over Coffee prepared in the ordinary Kry it and see If it does not,' Tennessee Bacon and Lard, at iYivaUSale. -1 resn A*e»i s*ar«. jnss reetivea pec It. Bf f.-om TennsMee, and for eale in lots to soli purchasers Qroatriot, Provisions, *c. FUILBRICK A BELL offer on aoeommodating terns > private sal*: Liquors.—60 bbls. N. E. Bum, *5 bbls.Peach Brandy. 25 bbls. Monongahsla Whisky, 6 pipes Holland Gin/6 half pipes Cognao Brandy, 10 easks "Small Still" Scotch Whisky, I puncheon Irioh Whisky (McMahan's), fi eighth oatks Pinet, Oastillioa A Co. and Uenneesy Brandy, 200 dos. of fine Madeira, Sherry aad Pert WinoR. Brandy, Gin, Ram, Whisky and Cherry Bran dy—all private etook. Bacon.—20 casks Bides, 10 seeks Hams, 1$ casks Shoulders. Hat.—300 bales Eastern and Northern. Csmbnt.—160 bbls. Rosendale Cement Co. Flour.—100 bbls. Canal, 60 bble. Richmond, Cbocksrt.—26 orates ussorted Common aad Granite Glass* a as.—75 oases Tumblers, assorted, 10 eases Wines, 16 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Cans, Ao. Gbaokkbs.—10 whole and 10 half bble. Boston. Ci o arb.—6u.000Common Gorman Cigars, 20,000 Bpaa* lah Imported do. Boalbb.—A large assortment of Falrbaak’s Platform • Also, a large assoftment of Ready Mad* Clothlag. Dry Goode, Matohee, Wooden Ware, Brass Clooks. Fanoy Boaps, Fa cy Artloles, Ao. Ao. JyU Jbr Bent. Two Stores, Nos. 8 aad 12 Johnston's Building, Bap street, for real low. DK. H. W. BANKS, I ) DKl'KCTFUU.Y oflbn 111. Profeuioail Mr. IV vioes In the varlone bronchos of DENT1BTBY, to tho oitisens of Savannah and vicinity. . Rkkkhknum-;Edward Padelford, Br., S. T. naiaa.Kiiag—t.uwaiu I.UVIluru, Dr., B. man, Joseph B. Fay, W. W. Linooln, and M. •irOffico on Congress st, 1 doors from Drayton. Tho following is one of the many testimonials voion- by I'liysfcinns of the first standing:— FROM DR. W. M. DEA80N. « „ ... GAnanw, Miss., Mar 1st, I86S. 0.0. Woodman—Dear Sir: I bavo given your Cher- ry Expeotorant a fkir trial, and am well pfeased with U« effects; hotter then any othor arllole I ovor m< 7j_ tb : J® would be pleased for you to send mo half doxon bottles by the boaror. Respectfully, W. M. DXASON Bold by all tho Druggls’t* in the State. iiS * 80K - W. W. LINCOLN. JA8. II. CARTER A CO A. A. SOLOMOE8, and JoilNA.MEYER, Agonte’inSa- 3m dec 5 Barnum’s Southern museum. ri^IlE PROPRIETORS hog to announce to the ci -I-°f Savannah that thoy have looated perma- n r a .. y a t l *«* t «»®ive uollootion of Anitnalnk of tho rarest desoriptions, embracing specimens of noarlv nv.-pv vnr(*tv at.. ° r ’ ul uollootion of Animaliil - v...brac 1 n noarly every variety sulectod from tho FOUEHT AND MOUNTAIN. 'PUD Of* .* fix, For Sole. Skldaway im A valuable Plantation oi Island, containing 720 Aores somo 650 Cleared, and mostly excellent,- Swamp Land. The PlanUtion is 20 miles from . uu city by water and 12 by land, crowing a ferry, lioalth and water unsurpassed and landing acocsaable by ilorida Steamboats. Uut of the numbor of sixty pe sons but ouo death ocourred by disoase (pleturiiy) flftoen years. Apply to [nov24| WM. WRIGHT. A Furuislietl llooiu HANDSOME ftiruished Room, with Board a private family, and in a contral part of the v * i d ^i.Vi , i ^®*>**® m * n » or twosingle Gentle Enquire attlds office. A 1 ifig.F TO ltKNT. mile from tho city, containing tw- — i. - conTon i ent dwel- particulars 176 FARM, aores. On the premises is _ _. Plastored and well finished. Fi quire ol T. J. WAL8U, No. 175 Bay-street. TO KENT. A BRICK STORE, No. 116 Bryan-strect. Apply t0 [novlO] C. A. CLOUD. M TO RENT. Three Two Story Wooden Buildings, with Kitchen soparato, on the corner of Jones and Purse-streets, will be rented oheap by the year. Apply„at j. MaNKE'S, Cor of Montgomory-at. and Bay lane. FOU HALE. A House and Lot, corner of Liberty and Roy- nolda-stroota. The Lot is 60 feet front on Liber tv- »nd 90 feet deep on Reynolds-streeta. feo fimplo^ The dwelling is » new two story briok build ing with a store underneath at tho corner. —AL80— A vacant Lot adjoining, of the same dimensions, fee —*-•- feet 26 J WM. WRlOUT. A FOU UENT. Btiiblo and Curriage House. Applv to oct26 WM. WRIG T. J. WALSH. TO KENT. } A Brick House on Jones-street, on a fall lot. I Possession given immediately. Apply to L ©ot 1> T.J. WAI w ALSII. FOU NEW YOUK. ^ The Brig WETUMPKA, CapL Johnson, having PMt ofhor cargo engaged will meetj with dis- ■patch as abovo. For balance of freight or pas sago, apply to the C.i|)t. on board. — * • NRY K. WAHHBURN, Agent. The regular packet bark HARVEST, U. Ni- lehols master, will have quick dispatch. For a -V...a - - v 21 freight or passage, apply on board at Padelford'i WASHBURN, WILDER ft CO. FOU NEW YOUK. a. Too rogular packet sohr MARIA PIKE, Att- umaok, master, will have quiok dispatch for the nabovo port. For freight or passago apply to r 18 OGDEN ft BUNKER. WM. CRABTREE. Toys! Toys!! Toys!!! C R. 11ATESON, nt the corner of Congress and . D - FOU HALE. A valuable Plantation, situated on the Louis- ville Road, olevon miles from Savannah. It has JB.® K°°d framo two story dwelling, and all eary out-buildingc ou it, this traot of Lana o three hundred and seventy-five acres, more o there aro about one hundred and twenty aores of clear ed land and undor good fenco, suitable for tho produo- i contains tion of Corn, Cotton and Rico ; tk 3 wooded land i tains Oak and Pino, and is convenient to the Central Railroad, whioh runs through it. Pnruhaiert wishing to buy, will pleaso call and examine for themselvc For furthor particulars, apply on tho premises, or to WM- WRIGHT. Also, will be sold with tho place, eight Negroes, customed to field work; Horses, Wagons, Carts, Cat tle, Corn. Foddor. Peas and Potatoes, if applied for In time. Titles undonbtnd. oot 3 FOU KENT. WHE STORE immediately under our ofllco, well suited for a grain and feed store, or for storage —WL,** — ofootton. Apply to [sep 23J ROWLAND ft CO. fl'O KENT—Tho second Store under Possessiongiven 1st October. ROWLAND ft CO. FOR UENT. Kj. Drayton-stroets, wishes most rospQctfnlly to acquaint the oitliens of Savannah and publio generally, that he has now reoeived a large assortment of Toys, whioh he will sell at reasonable prioos. CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. W. C. Wadsworth Invites tho Ladies to call and inspect an invoice ef Cloth Cloaks ond Kantillus, received from the oolebrated manufactory of George Brodie, Esq., New York City, whioh for superiority of st^le and quality cannot be surpassed, at *. 116 Congress-street, opposite Pulaski House. FUR HALE. I 'O arrive 70 bbls. New Crop New Orleans Mo- lasses; 22 hhds Sugar. 10 of White and Clarified. — 13 LOCKETT, LONG ft CO _ Goshen Butter; 60 boxos White and 50 do oolored Cheese, roeeived perjiteamw and for sale by^ SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. Baoon 8houldors, lauding and for sale by v 30 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. Notice. I^INCHLEY St THOMAS have removed their JV Offioe from No. 72 Bay-etreot, to tho offioe on the Union Steamboat Co. wharf. nov 17 L IME TO AUUIVB—lout) barrels Lime, car go of sohr E. J. Talbot, for sale to arrive by pot 30 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. jy: OYBN STEEL CIGAR CAHEH.—An- oth®r supply of those beautiful Woven Steel . . ases, an entire new artlole, together wiUfa good assortment of Fortmonaia, Card Cases, Ac. Just - r ■“’* niSO. 8. NIGHOI solved by [nov 30J ♦T7BKNCH CHOCOLATE-—-Received per I? steamer, perfectly fresh and of a superior auali- ty, for sale low at f deal j BERLIN ft NATHANS. lLrKAT’8 FOOT OIL—5 barrels lor sale by J>| JOHN B. BIOORE ft CO., Gibbons* Building*. S OHHBN BUTTER dc CHEEHE-^Teii Firkins of choice Goeben Butter and 50 boxes of ese, rooeivod per iteamer and fbr eale low by deo l WILLIAMS ft HUMPHRIES. "OUTTBtt— BUTTER—Just rec’d a prims lot Jj of Goebon Butter, which we offer al 25 oents per BERLIN ft NATHANS, Undor Bt» Andrew’s Hal), romov- _ ed by CARTER ft CO. J^OMPOUND PAHTE—A fresh supply on band, a sore remedy for a oertain disease, Also. Hoffman s Specific and Dr. Donnis' Sarsaparilla and Copalva Mixture. Thorn’s Extract of Sarsaparilla, fte., found at JAS. H. CARTER ft CO., p° t Broughton-streot. 1*^ANC Y GOODH—A large lot of Faucy Toilet P Bottles and Powder Boxes, Hair Brushes and ?oilet Combs of superior quality, |nst opened by TYBD A8I1 COAL.—100 tons broken and XV Mroened Red Ash Coal, landing from schooner Narragansett and for solo by deoT CLAGHORN i A CUNNINGHAM. CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. B EAVEUTEEN COATH-Hunting and Ba il nose Frock Conte of superior quality, and handsomely mad* up, for sale by deo i PRICE ft VEADER, 147 Bay-et. l^INE HHIUTH—Just received a large assort ment, with and without Cellars, for sal* by - PRICE ft VEADER. 147 Bay-si 1? ,N £ LANIHI1ED TIN.—Steak, Venison, Vege table, Buokwheat and Oyster Chafing Dishes, eale by fnov29J MORSE ft NICHOL4. NOTICE. AJO DEBTS contracted by tbe crow of the Br. i.1 brig Plaster will be paid by Contain or Oon- flkpoo- BRIGHAM, fl»Taw»b,N0T.»,m ELLY ft CO. Tho Tonement in Waldburg'e Building, at kiiH present occupied by W. Woodbrldge, Esq. l'os- lUKsouion givon 1st November. R. HABERSHAM ft SON. TO UENT. | Three of the Five tenement Homes oorner of Abercorn and Jones-street, inquire to L sep 14 A. BONAUD. For Sale. Tbe Plantation on Skidaway a B iy Island, oalled the LODGE, with an Island at tached to it—in all said to contaiu 900' acres. The prioe will be moderate, and the terms ao- oommodatin^; for which address sep 1 M.G. W. at this offioe. Urocery St uml. T?-OR 8ALE—A buildiug lot in Chatham Ward, JP suitable for a Family Grocery Store. Also, Lot No. 36 Troup Ward—both oorner lots. Apply at th; offioe.tf ang 23 m Aid ■ ox unto, ou oiuura ■ wumri. ROB'T. HABERSHAM ft 80N. GOAL AND WOOD. UBD ASU COAL, I N quantitiee to suit purchasers on the wharf, or delivered in any part of the eity. —AL80— Black Jtcki Upland Oak, Live Oak, lilies JHL'H, lipiHIIU UHSi DIVO (IHI Asb, Fine nml Light Wood, by the Boat Load or at Retail. For tbe eenvenienoe of persona residing in the upper portion of the city, Boxes for orders nt the Stores of Messrs. J. M. Cooper ft Co.. W. W. Linooln and W. O, Dickson, and at the Offioe of the " Morning News." In order to ensure promptness In supplying orders, these boxes are examined daily at 9 A.«., and 3 o’olook, P. M. Particular attention will be given to famish lewflal measure, and purchasers will oonfer a favor by imme diately reporucg any instance in whioh my teamsters should fall to deliver the quantity ordered. Having made arnngemenU for a regular supply of * f or thoir prompt dolivery, I ; a continuance of the favors of my tho above artloles, roepeetfully ask n former customers, and tbe patronage of oonrumers of RE£D CANE for shipment in nay quantity, sujpUeiUt short notice. Snoceseor to D. RxusnABT,* Ferry Wharf, totfi Opposite the Gna Works. £ «>\V DBU AND BlIOT^-150 k« I FROM THE SEA AND THE a’|R. Tuth. ourlou., u vroll u tUoi. intgr.itcd In tbe itndy of nature. ». ehe meuifu.te hereelr lu tbe uumo- Alio, one of the lancet ueortmont of To,I o.or opened immuL ,1 r . *“!?*! « r * J * tl, ’“ >• ■ - - —— •—• — 1 - inddolljiit tf *ll to afford (ruldoatlou in 8tvannah, of every description, American ported. also Fireworks of ovory description, Roman Candles, angles, Rockets, Her pints, l'in Wheels, Rengolas, Dodoes, Vertiele Roots, Fire Craokers, eto. eto. nov 23 J. M. HAYWOOD. Tor- CftlSTADOKO’S No. 28 Bull-Street fl'MIK Subscriber liens to inform his friends and I the public that he has opened a new and elorant “"AVINO AND HAIR-DRESSING SALOON his friends, and others, who may need hisaervioea. Thankful for the very liberal patronago heretofore istowed on him he hopes to merit its continuance. He fiattors himself that lu tho art of Cutting and Dressing bestowed on him he hopes to merit fiattors himself that in tho art of C Hair ho is equaled by few and surpassed . Jtf&T Gentlemen shaving by tbe month will be fur- nuhod — *"■— *■— with private boxes and bruaboa^free^ of ohargo. A. CRIBTADOhO, v 24—3m No. 9 Monumcnt-iq., and 28 Bull-st. The Very iiatcn Style * For Winter Bate, qf French manufacture, and qf eery light texture. Wo assure the public thut thci tie beat in any respeot. Call and eeo them at N. K. BARNUM ft CO. Hat and Cap Store, 176 Broughton-street, opposite St, Andrew's Hail. nov 9 1UON BAILING, VERANDA lift, ORMA v uAiiuinu, v niuinirAiio, ass MENTAL IRON WORK, «vc. H AVING tho Agency of a large Mauutkctory, 1 am prepared to furnish at short notice, nov 22 J. F. PELOT, 224 Bay-at. J. H. COHEN A CO., J.JAVEju.1 received another lot uf thnio Fino light colored all Wool Mousline de Lainea at 60 oeuts, worth 62 oents. 25 pieces more of thoso very cheap Plain colored do Laines at 26 cents; 10 pieces English Merino, Doublo ~ idth,at76 cents, worth $1 per yard; plain, brown, must be dosirable in a city of the ox tout, population and position of Savannah, tho Proprietor** have not hesitated InluMuita. 110 " * M ““ eum “>• P*«»u«*.“f 111 In Iho arrangement of tbelr.peolmeni no labor or ei- ren.o hae been ipnred to oonrep to tbe beholder, e, oor- ™* h “ .IWMltlnM and oberaoterietlcaef tbe nltnale In their natural^ etato. The following publio selected from the < tenUon^eVow^invlted^* ool,eotion tu whioh publio aC whioh is but rarely of Gooil Hope. A of South America. 1 beautiful, and AJbatross—from the Capo r. k d •P 00,m ®“ of the Shell Drake The Black Cook. Two varigtisTor Si?PrSWlIem^A Carrier Pigeon. Birds of Paradise—the two and twnlvn shafted. The King Bird ni Paradise. Tlie Kinv Hum. n , . King Bird of Paradise. 'The’KrnViium- ming Bird, and twenty-seven different varieties of the same spocies. An Ostrich of the largest sise Q U ADRUPED8.-Am°ng these will be found m.g- nifloeat specimens of the Lion, the Polar Bear, the Le- ontrd, the Hyena, tbo Puma, a Canada Buok, die Sloth, the Lynx—with a number of smaller animals. A St. Bernard Dog of the largest sixe, and a full grown Mite thut these Hats cannot ®°S» * ®*Hv® of the Fecgee Islands, the smallest sds- olmen of the oantne species over eeon. p A Sea Cow. A Mermaid, and a variety of other sea CGMlil’lll. A,, ‘ 0 “ D,H ‘ B . 42 An additiouai attraction in the Museum will be found a ,, ,erl ” of eighteen COSMORAMIC VIEWS, ropre- P ,tiM * ,ld 8®®nery. Scones at Boa, ot i #r ,n , t ® r ®®fi‘»ffand attractive subjects. Camilla Japonloos, for sale at No. 4 Washington re, by RICHARD THOMAS, v 17 tf Gardner tor Dr. 8 ADJOURNMENT. X Terminer for the city ot Savannah, has journed until Monday, 19th Dooember seal;; Jurors aud Witnesses will pitas* take notice. — will pleas* take notice. der of the presiding Jadgo nov 9 2awtl9D WM. U. BULLOCH, tfllfc WOOD! WOOD! T HE Subscriber will keep constantly on bend at his WOODYARD, at theCqeal Bridge, a fell upply, at all eeaeone, of OAK, HICKORY and PINK WOOD. AU orders left at J. D. Jesse's, Broughtoa-et. will be promptly attended to. GT Wood Hold Low For Cook. janl t J.M. BUTLER. WOOD ! WOOD!! WOOD!!! PETER WHITE. Maths! Baths!! Baths!!! M y BATHING ROOMS are now ready nndin complete order. Warm and Cold Baths oaly S~ j r —•-* -*- 4 I would respeotfeUy eollcit tbe patronage ertft id doliglit. “ w public. t?.®* 1 !. 8 .’.infiAht! ft*. pr . ei0n ,°® of ,uoh institution , N ; B.-Gentlemen will ploase purchase their tlokets ustbedosireblelnaoity of the oxtent. population and —------ ~ * tom enough to pay its expenses. J. M. HAYWOOD. New Jewelry Store. THE Undersigned has opened a Jewelry Establishment, at No, 156 Congrese-street* whore he will be happy to show hia patrons a new |gdsplendid assortment of WATMIES Sc JEWELRY of all kinde. .. . Having engaged the eervloes of a competent Watch- maker, he Is prepared to do repairing of every deoerip- tion in the best manner, find hopes to give ontiro satu- faetlon to his patrons- [nol6] H. 81LBER. M ding Planes, Cross-out^— kbIvL.* Drawing ssfl Cmmburg and Pannel Saws * , v. - r . ngand Cmmburg ves. Foot Adge, Broad Axes, and every ertlele wanted by a Meohanio, in etore and for sale by SAM’L PALMER ft'sON. Olbbon'e BaUding. fdSPXR No. 130 sfiBhi gaij JBROUGHTON-ST, J HUB i color Alpacas at 37worth i. Swiss Bwisa and Cambrio Collai •y cheap ami tine, do do Cfiemisetts. All of Bronghton-st. nov 18 JOHN OLIVER, HOUSS, SION & SHIP PAINTEB, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac., No. 121 ilrouKhton-Nt., 13 KGS to return his thanks to tho citizens of .Sa- I > vannah, for past favors, and to assure thorn that all work in his lino entrusted to him, shall be done promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts by an assiduous attention to business, the employment of competent workmen and the nso or tho best materi als, to insure a oontinuanco of their favors. He keeps for salo mixed and dry paints, paint oil, turpentine, —nishos, window glass and putty; paint, marking, Private Boarding House. T HE euli.cril.or hivii.u tuken Iho ipaciou. re.i. donoe lately occupied by Wm. I. Way, Esq., ro- spootfully notifies his friends and tbe publio, that he An t nrn°2 minod * te bo >, b Permanent aad tran sient BOARDERS on reasonable terms. Persons who b .V T9 .^°?. m4 el } e , w J l0 ^ e ® aa t ®k® their meals at his house W. D. ZOQBAUM. * IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP •honld they wish to do so. Tbo bouse Is located"inTa central part of the city, on Wright Square, opposite the trusts that both friends and strangers will give him a share of patronage. |o®t30j QEO. C. DUNHAM. white waeli and other brushes. r 21 WUI. HUMPHREYS, Agent, MANUKACTVnna OK Essentlnl OIIn. Extracts aad Perfumery of every description. FANCY TOILET AND 8UAVINO 80APS, DUVQll, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Ac. Ac. Ac., Hnvannah, Georgia. OR bale by Mosnrs. Eaton St Vernon, 78 Maidon Laoe. J. ft J. T. Tripp, 90 and 92 Maidon Lane, . >ck, Clay ft Evans, 218 Pearl Street, Wholesale Druggists, New York. tf9>No visitors or company rooeivod nnless through special invitation. tf nov 21 IKj P. K. SHEILS, LUMBER & TIMBER FACTOR, TT AVING leased ouo of tho Wharfs lately occu- pied by A. A. Bracts, is anyLumbor or Timber that may be consigned to him ' lie will also koep on hand Lumber, Shingles Savannah, Deo. 1st, 1853. w. D. FORD, DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PICKLES, PRESERVES, Fruits, Confectionaries, Nutt*, dec. —— ALSO— FISH, OYSTERS uud ICE when in season. Waldburg'e Buildinge—Jeffcreonst., tfavanunh, Geo 'gla. nov 12 PIANO FORT EM. MUMIU & MLMJLCAL man, iuunil> (X INHTUUMENTMl The subscriber having purohased the •ntire business of F. Zogbaum ft Co„ of T „„ notice; HL steamer T. 8. Metcalf requiring somo slight mC a . r t lh ® David L. Adorn*, uut'il furthor no- **,®®jJ rl “ b ® taken from the Florida route to supply her »vviivuv * vung opanieu uorse rorsaie. w.® m ®SDificently i n harness of any -kind, and I. n 1 an ,1 ul ImLof.t I Mnrl.. . I li.r Barnard aud Broughton-streeU. A FiL „, umou w / ^STVh. UtniH. snd S.ddle, >t the inb.erlber'i LJLkLA.8Ublo, oorner of Barnard and Brouxhton-sts. nov 33 tf THOS. F. STEVENS. Horses* ■it. _ TWENTY hoad of fine large bar- IWft B * u 110R8EB, for eale to arrive le dZX_8avanoah, bj tho lath ol thl. month.. °"v < JACOB ELL1 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STKMOS A SHEET MUSIC, 139 BROUG1ITON-8TREET. Next door to I. W. Morrell A Co't Furniture Wareroome SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. S OLICITS the attention of his friends and the publio to bis NEW MUSIC STORE, whore they may inspect a large assortment of tbe va rious artloles embraced in hie business. The arrangements having been made by blmselfwltk Northern Publishers, are suoh that he rooeivea all new Musio u soon as published. He also obtained the sole Ageney for Savannah and the State at Georgia- ALBERT GEMUNDER ft BROTHERS'PATENTED CHURCH ORGANS, one ot whioh attract! so much attention nnd admiration at tbe Crystal Paluoo, New York. M. COBURN’S, of Sa vannah, IMPROVED and PATENTED VIOLINS. GEORGE OEMUNDER'g VIOLINS, to whleh * L- to whleh a Prise ftledal was awarded at the World's Fair, London, aa also the Agency 1 or tbe MUSICAL WORLD and NEW YORKMU8ICALTIMES. - Dealers, Teachers and Schools supplied on unusually advantageous Terms. Musio bound, all kinds ot Instruments repaired and Piano Fortes tuned. j$a~All orders punctually attended to and exeouUd •n the shortest notloe. EXCELSIOR, F Capt. Took erery w rto drive SAVANNAH FAbBIONABLl CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 1)8 Bryan-st. Ac Ucngress-st*, Oppotite the Market, F.J.KU8ENBER&, Proprietor. O N hand aud for sale n large aud well selected stock of Fall A Winter Clothing, Cheap for CASH and on accommodating terms. °° r 14 . ir Twenty Dollars Reward, OR tho apprehension of my man WILLIAM, who ranaway last Monday. Ho formerly belonged to r i. John Dillon, and wai purchased by me from Capt. Tucker. The above Toward will be paid upou his deliv- erery to me. [nov 7] If. F. WILLINK. L IOAL.—2l. r » tous Whitehaven Coal, per brig j Planter. For sale by deo 1 BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. rpHA KETTLKH.—Tin and China Lined Iron Tea Kettles, a very niee article, just received by r 29 MORSE ft NICHOLS. UEHII (JltOTJND COFFBE EVERY DAY.—Families and Boardlng-IIouse Keopen G want of pure nnd freshly Ground Coffee can procure e same at any moment, by calUi under 8t. Andrew’s Hall. pectfully invite the attention of those in want of anything in the Alusical Lino, to his estab lishment. From many years experience, both in pro fessional and business matters connected with Music, Mr. M. fools himself fully qualified to proffer his ser vices in tho seloction of Aluslo and Instruments, or the fulfilment of orders; with the assurance of his utmost seal and industry in his endeavor to deserve the patron age and confidence of tbo public. O. B. MITCHELL, J# 16 Successor to F. Zogbaum ft Co. Daguerreotype Likenesses. T HE subscriber is now prepared to execute LIKENESSES, in the best style of the art, at his magnifloent Gallery, eoiner of St. Julien-etreet and Market Square. All Pictures warranted to give satisfaction, taken without extra charge. 2Gi“Instruction* given in the art, with apparatus MV variety aide of and the publio j # - that he ha# opem of new Toys and Confoetionory, on tbe south Broughton-street between Bull and Whitaker, ege Rifle Shi ... JK«i P^TATOkS—50 bbls. Potatoes; 3U bbls. X FIawct, U star* nnd tot sals by .it g. ri’nvRNP «»■<«« Dim nun uutuiftci, wh.ro iro.h Cek.i, Hueka end Br—d will b. b.ked •ror; day. Al.o,Io.dCik..»nd M—renl.i. Om.m.nUd Cekea. J.UIh —d Crum, Ik fanoy ylc, made to order. Cakes for the oountry will be boxed carefully for shipping. A oontlnuauoe of publio patronago is solicited. Tuition, $1 Diutcing Academy. klOM8. A. BONAUD nepiMfnlly inform kin patrons that hie Evening Close for gentlemen, will begin on Saturday next, 3d of December, at “ 'dock, P. M. Gentlemen deeirous to join hie k *. ore requested to come at ones, nifhta—Taeeday nnd Thursday. Prioe of llftrUlutou. boy 29 els in bogs, loading from sohr 8atilla, foreale by 23 ROBT. HABERSHAM ft SON. P AVING BRICKH.—30,000 ’ good quality Northern Bricks. Apply to nov 23 tf WM. CRABTREE. PUH y wii Apply to RIMfC EASTERN HAY—150 bales Prime Wiscaseet Hey. in etore, in lots, and by retail. ' — BTRUE. COHEN Ac TARVER I_T AVE ^received by recent arrivals from New (N) begs Iiio Coffee; 60 pockets Java dot 50 oheata Block and Green Teas; 6 hhda choice Porto Rico Sugar; 10 do prime de; 50 bbls Btuarta B and G do: lu do orushed do; 5U bbls Btuarta B and C do: 1U do orushed do; 10 hhds prime Sides; 6 do Rlr.ulders; 5 tiereee caavaMed Home; 60 boxes English Dairy Cheese; 100 do Tobaooo, assorted qualities; 60 do Colgates Pearl and No 1 Starch, 100 do Family Pale and No 1 Soap; 25 do Lemon Syrup; 200 begs Boek and Drop Shot t 25bbls Batter Biscuit; 10 do Sugar do; * 20 boxes Soda do; 10 cases Preserved Ginger j. 10 boxes assorted Candies: 25 Halves, Quarters, and Eights Buokwheat; 100 boxes liafree and Quarters Rtisins: 100 bag* Augueta Canal Floor; 25 bbls do; 25 do Hiram Smith Flour; whioh they offer for sale on accommodating terms, doo 1 Loan Association (Stock for Hale. Oft shares Chatham Mutuul, 20 do Savannah do, /C\l Apply nt this offioe.nov u ONDON DUfJK POKT.-Ju.t ,.eei,.d, * / fre.h .onply of Quoin. OM Pott, Thick w.offer «ale on moderate terms, by the case or alnxl* bottle. °vg>BERLIN ft NATHANS.* [nov23—tf] ' W6LCRAB LOT8 FOR HALE. 3 LOTS, well located for building, will be sold low if applied for immediately. J^F. PELOT, nov 22 tIA Bay-street. Board Ing. A FEW Mechanics can bo accommodated with m . —, • -• • tr from the cornir of Mnco oot 29 1 Drayton-streets. NEW HARDWARE STORE. TUE undersigned has opened a New Hardware Storo at _ No. 140 Conffrena-streat* In the storo recently occupied by Messrs. «. K. Bar- num ft Co , and is now receiving nn entire new nnd well seleeted stock of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS, embracing almost every artiole usually found in n Hardware Store. Having purchased his stock direct from tbo Manufacturer* in England nnd this oountry, be is enabled to offer his Goods as low as they ean be purchased at any other establishment nt tho South. He respeotfeUy asks of the patrons of the late firm of MeOleskey ft Norton, the eitiaens generally, nod per sona visiting the olty, to give him a call, ana be satisfied of his prioos, etc. oot& GEORGE A.MoCLESKEY. UNH—Doublo and Single Barrel Guns, Powder /\N J eate by tSIttNUo—50 bbls Onion*, landing from schr. Manhassot, at Anderson's upper wharf, and foe [n®v 291 ROWLAND ft CO. ' do. Just reoeived and for sale il«, 1 leW 15 do Bordeaux BONAUD, ft' irtnnnrsT . JMMsH Blind, Furniture, Dusting, Whitewash, Sernb^ ' ~ ‘ u Tors ' * -Funcy nnd Common Hearth, Horse and Shoe Brashes. Tor sole by JO MORSE A NICHOLS. E O VAL1IATU BLANKETS—1 case sa j P®Jf Bed Blukets, extra else and quality, just d »nd for sale by nov 21 NEVITT, LAI HBOP ft STEBBINS, I AUI88) HIDING HAT*—Son. Illy L kutnmo atylei of Udlo.' nidln* U.U, —a k. ffioo.1 — Ul. Hat .ud Up Store of tto.M M. K.DABItUMtOO. UHHLF'S «IM—50kbl«. Pk.lp'. Oiu, Uadj Is, from aokr M.ri. Plk. for -1. by r 19 COHENS *; M KKF—1’kil.d.lpbi. tue.bet B—f. lor —I. b norffl MINI8.1U?HAM01 - ~AY de BUICK-Lmiullbg tlrnn brilt!* be. .t BoHoo'l wh.rf. H" •ale by F.W.CORI.’WELL, l(MBrya».-st. RANGE. 2U0 bales Prime Eastern Hay 39,000 Hard Burnt Northern Brisk, nitakle foe pavements, for sole low from wharf by r nov 2 tf WM. CBABTBE A NISKTI’K DK lOKBXAD r rHK Subscriber bus now nnd will keep constant- hf,b,^d 0n oXul‘i*r‘“ * ofler* by the whole sale or retail, as low for oash as sen bo bought for in the olty. All orders punctually at tended to, and particular attention given to meaeurs- ment. Wood yard at the old stand at the Canal and Railroad Bridge. \ t I perior Cordial, for aaie by A. 29 ooraer of Bay aad 1 I AD1KCI> UKM8 00008 .1 ii FriM.—PrUbUd CMbrntm ud ObiM, in nt, by Lie IP] DnWITT* :p|l -J
