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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1853)
8 A VANN A] IPBCIAL M0T1CB8. IORN1NG unw. 5W8, TOI SECOND MORNING EDITION k.ir.p^ft »<tl^k. " "" FROM MILLSt)gVILlS C'orrMF*****®® tf Bally M.rainft Now. r*TIVEfl. »».«*, A.M. Hr. Editor i-TW Ham coonud punul to adjournment. Mr. Polite moved to reconsider a bill nuking an appropriation fur Marika Ann Greason and child, which I imported on Saturday, an baring been laid . upon tha table for the remainder of tbo Session. Tho motion Blr. Irvin moved to reconsider n bill authorizing certain Counnimionera, therein named, to raise by Lottery ten thousand dollars, fbr the purponeof erecting a " Matonio Lodge" in the City of Colum* bus. Lost. Mr. Green offered a resolution authorizing the Committoee on the memorial of J. J. Scarborough in which certain charges have beau preferred againrt the Hon. Abner P. Powers, Judge of the Macon Ju dicial Circuit, to employ n Clerk and Messenger. Adopted Mr. Walker, of Richmond, introduced a bill for the advancement of tho agricultural interests of this State Mr. Harrison presented n memorial of the citizens of Savaouah, asking the passage of n law, prohibit ing the sailing of vessels from that city with cargoes of free negroes. The bill to authorize the Governor to accept and consummate a contract offered by Mark A. Cooper, proprietor of the Etowah Iron Works, and provide incuns therefore, having been made the order of the day was taken up and read the third time. Mr. Walker, of Richmond, said he was a member of the corainitteo to whom the bill was referred, and di»teuied then, as he still does, from the report 'which has beon made. He deemed the measure duugerous and insidious. It proposes the establish- went of an unjust and oppressive monopoly, alike daugorous to private and public interest. It pro poses to bind the State to purchase bar iron from a ■ingle individual, thereby putting a quietus to that competition which alone can socure her intorests and the welfare of her enterprising citizens, Ac. Mr. Crawford offured as roasons why this bill should pass, the reduced price at which Maj. Coo per proposes to furnish the State her supplies of iron ; her perfect security in lending her aid ; the necessity for large capital in developing the mineral resources of Georgia, and the vast importance of this design. Mr. Vottla opposed the bill upon the ground that it was a new measure, and would result in unjust discrimination between citizens. That ono has as much right to call for and receive State aid as am- othor, Ac. Mr. Latham said, he regarded the bill as propos ing nothing short of the advancement of the inter ests of the State of Georgia. The proposed enter prise will develope her resources without costing her one cent, and he should therefore support the bill, Ac. The House adjourned until 3, P. M. F. IN SENATE. Monday Morning, Dec. 12,18.13. Mr. Editor .—As I have but little to ooinmuni- cate this morning my letter must be shod. The Senate met at the usual hour, and upon mo tion of Mr. Pope so much of the Journals, as rolated to the Recess Resolution of the House, lost on Sat urday last, were reconsidered upon the yeas and nays being 50 to 38.—So tile motion was sustained. It was then moved to take up the resolution rela tive to tbe receos, rod the yeas and nays were 57 to 30. So the resolution was before tbe Senate and arguments pro and con occupied some time, when n motion was made to put it on its Anal passage. The yeas and nays were called, and were yeas 49, and uays 40. The resolution was then put uu its final passage, ami the yeas aud nays were also recorded upon it, and are yeaa 47 and nnya 42.—So tbe resolution passed, and a recess will take place after tbe 21st iost. The Senate thon adjourned, F. toiaU, l)«riMn, Coufhi, Arthmo, «*■ for <»* rtUtfqf CbimiinjiNo. im all itr .to,,,. GT* Medlcina ibat will promote oipcctorr Uni, whil. « tiw—n. Um. II,00Him udr.m0T.itr- riOrtloa and IduwMia or lb. loop, la.duidm- t—» lo.g ton,bt by th* Mdleal profouioa. Th. trtl- .1*. of whioh ifc la »oi»oo.,d or. Ml know, to medical mu.udar. need b, (bam doll, la Ml julnoury oonplMata; bat -b. proportion, in mb M to (Ira tb. oMdteiM apawar nd tup at apppUntioa remind b, as oth*r compound. 8oldbyJu.li. outer ft Oo A. A. Solomon.ft Co., W. W. Mnoota. John A. Hi,..; aad Ml dtugglrtala thl.Btete, lm dtoS Ui 8. MAIL Utik. „ THROUGH IN 48 TO 50 HOURS. lew-fork sad Charleston Semi-Wtekli STEAMSHIP CINE. ,-4-^Cft Lut. Adior‘1 whirr,. miyauar- <ta» »nd Mwdntoda,. after th. orrlrM JfiZaHtbo Car. from tbo Booth and Wool. Oa Saturday tho now and oplondld MARION, DORR, 1 John Dlokimon, 1,081 Tom. j C.mm.n DR. THOHPSON’8 ORIGINAL Rheumatic Pain Destroyer, "IITAHRANTED to effectually remove and cure T V 8welled Joints, StifT Knees, Rheumatio Pains ana Rhoamatiim, all within three to flvo days. DU. THOaIIPSON’S ORIGINAL THREE MINUTE SALVE, Prepared in Savannah by Dr. Thompson. This 8alve will effectually remove and oure Warts, Moles, Corns. Tetter, 8slt, Rheum, aad Ring Worm,or any unnatural flesh on man or beast, within from three to ten minutes. Original Headache Medicine, Warranted to oure within Two Illnotes. Elixir Toothache Drops, Warranted to cure in Ono Minute. Offloe on Bryan- •troot, 3d door from jfeffersou-st. 6 deo 7 Liver Complaint, Jkindlce.Dr-pepsla,Chronic or N.rT-H. Debility, Disease, of the Kidney*, And all Diseases ari sing from a disor dered Liver or Sto mach, such as Conation- _ . , _ onstinu- tion, Inward riles. Fullness or Blood to the Head, Aoidity of tho Stomaok, Nausea, Heartburn, Die- gust for Food. Fullness or weight in tbs Btomacli, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter ing at the pit of the Stomaeh, Swimming of the Head, Hurried ana Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tho Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying posture, Dimneso of Vision, Dots or Webs befora the Sight. fever and dull pain in IBs head, Deficiency of Perspira tion, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Cheat, Limit, dec.. Sudden Flushes of Beat, Burn ing in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil and (treat Depression of Spirits, enn be effectually oured by DR. HOOFLANi/s CKLEBKATKl) GERMAN B1TTKR8, PRZFARZD BT DR. C. M. JACKSON. l/lli V. JAVIVI5UW, ir TBE GERMAN MEDICIFE STORE, 120 AMOS STREET, PBILADELPBXA. Their potcerover the above diseases is not excelled, \f tquailed, by any other preparation in the United States, a* the. cures attest, in many covet, after skilfulphysicians hudjailed. These Bitters re worthy the attention of Invalids FoiseBiing groa virtues iu the rectification of disease of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the Boost •earohiug powers in weakness and affections of the di gestive organs, they ere withal safe, oertaia aadploae- READ AND BE CONVINGED. [From the Boston Bee.} The editor said, Doo. 22d- Dr. Book and'a celebrated German Bitters, tot the eare tf Liver Complaint, Jaundioo, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deservedly one of the most popular medicines of the day. These Ritters have been used by thousands, and a friend at our elbow says he has him- »«lf received an effectual and permanont ouro of Liver Complaint from the use of this remedy. We are oon- vincod that, in the nso of these Bittors, the patient oon- itintly gains strength and vigor—a foot worthy of great consideration. They are pleasant In taste and smell, and oan bo used by persons with the most delieate stom achs with safety, uudor any oiroumstauoes. We are *j>oaking from experienoe, and to the afflicted we advise Boott's Weekly, one of the best literary papers pub lnhed, said, August 25- "Dr. D'jojtand’e German Bitten, manufactured by Dr, J&okson, are nowreoommeuded by some of the most prominent members of the faculty as an artlele of muob •ffleaey iu eaAs.bf female weakness. As suoh is the «ms, we would adkise all mothers to obtain a bottle,.'and thus save themselves much sickness. Persons of debil- i Uted constitutions will find these Bloters advantage ous to their health, as we know from experience the Bttiuury effect they have upon weak systems.'* mL MORE EVIDENCE. Tho Philadelphia Saturday Oaiotte, the beet family uyi*of Per pab “* hed ln th ® United States. The editor DR. HOOFLAND'B GERMAN BITTERS. . n i« seldom that we recommend what are termed Pa rent Modioinos, to the oontidonoe and patronage of our rosdarsi and, therefore, when we reoommend Dr. Hoof- « a 1 Bitters, we wish it lobe distinctly under- «ooa that we aro not speaking of the nostrums of ths that aro noised about for a brief period and then jerrotten, after they have done their guilty race of mis- onjef, but of a medioiuo long established, universally which hM m#t hearty *PP*oval of ths fA ^ v ^o»“>o upon evidenoe has been reeelvad (like the loregoing) from all sootlons of the Union, tbe last three r,, 1 aud the strongest testimony in its favor is that S®** *> moro of it usod in the praotleo of the regular hi / . anB of Philadelphia than all other nostrums oom- uinou, a fact that can easily be established, and folly Rf?.' r,a 5 that a scientific preparation will meet with form approval when presented even in this ThatthU medioine will oure Liver Comnlaintand Dyspepsia no oae oan doubt, after using it as directed. i.Jtots specifically upon the st- uiach andliver; it Is pre- {‘J 11 tie to calomel in all bilious diseases—the effect Is Th ®y oan be admlnUtered to female or in unt w Rh safety and reliablo benefit at any time. Thu WARE OF COUNTERFEITS. This medicine has attained that high character which iSrr!??" ary for aU nredloines to attain to induce ooun- r.I 10 P ut fort h spurious artiolesatthe risk of the “ves of those who are innooenUjr deceived. Th*. f°° k yxdltaths sharks <f the Genuine/ umn.i?, havo 1110 written signature of C. M. JACKSON w *”‘* n * ■»l- WIioS.M. and It.toil It th. !tol£5 R . MAN XIOICISI .TORS. on “ doorkMow hi,th. Philadelphia aud bp rupiotable dulan g.ue.aUp thnifh . PaiCBHKKDfccED, to suable Ml eUuu .1 la.alld. to .loop th. adTamtepM of thol, OT at restorative power*. .. . , Btaglc battle, 75 emit. WWUNOOLN - Aieate, Uarilaud, BarraU ft Co.^CWee- 5(j UHLS. ftXTltd l-OTATOKSL iL flu ite7 ri,r '*“ llIsr ‘ :1 *bP W.D.ioBD. IK. J. rooter. 1,100 Tone. / Commander. ON WEDNESDAY, PROCLAMATION.—Friends, country- e*sa aad lovers!—hear me fbr my cause, aad be eilenl that you may hear; discard prejudice that yenma/beikTe, aad read facts that yon may aot la- telligently. Who, that is young, but values the luxu riant looks of youth aad beauty f Who, that is mlddle- e«sd, but shudders at Grey Hairs 1 Who, that is old, but woald avert BaMaesef If any. epeak.-fbr him have I ofbaded. As none speak, then none have I of fended In addroesing twenty-four million people. Mot one of these many million who have attested virtuea of Lyon’s Kathalron, for Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but will proclaim its bens- flolal effects far aad nsar. Oae trial will oonvinoo the moot luoredulous. Bold uniform, for 25 cents, by every Druggist in Amerioa. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. T. M. TURNER A CO., nov 29 lm Wholesale Agents in Savannah. UNION, _ . . . 1,500 Tons, f Commander. SOUTHERNER. \ Thomas Ewan. l.UOU Tens, f Comm auder These steamer!^ aarivaled on theTSS“ safety, •pood and eomfort, experienced and ooorteous oommaa- dere, tables rapplied with every luauiy, will ensure travelers by thte, evtry possible eomfort and CARD. Mg MR. F. STEIN returns his elnoere thanks •^X3b to tho Inhabitants of Savannah aud its vi- oiuity.for their kind patronage sinse his oommenooment In business, respectfully informs them that he has opened his eld stnnd, 144 Broughton-ctroet, with n new selection of Goldnnd Silver Watohes, and a variety of Jewelry too numerous to insert. He hopes by unre mitting attention to merit a share of pubiio patronage. Repairing of Watches, Cloeks, Chronometers and every specious of Astronomical Instruments, attended te with aeeuraoy and dispateb. [nov 16] F. STEIN. DR. HARRIS Has removed to the residenoe formerly owned by Capfc. John B. Gallic, N. E. oorner of Whitaker and Harris-sts. Offloe In the basemert. oot 26 3m DENTISTRY. DR. BARNES having enlarged and re- furnished his establishment, hopes now, with his lnorsnsed faoilities, to supply the increased demand for his new etyle of Artificial Teeth, whioh are admitted on nil sides to be the moot life-like aud beau tiful Dental substitute ever Invented, and must be seen be appreciated. Dr. B. will take great pleaeuro in exhibiting specimens of this te any who may favor him with a eall at his offloe, oorner of Congress and Whit aker-sts., entrance on Congress-et. N. B. Examination and advice gratis. oot 1 Liberal advanoes made upon shipments VvA of Cotton to my friends In Liverpool and New York. (3m) C. A. L. LAMAR. DENTI8TRY.—Dr. J. Rater, Surgeon Dentist, (late tf Nets Orleans,) having loca ted permanently in Savannah, respeetfolly tenders his professional servioea te lte oitisens. Offloe, 84 Broughten-etreet. ly aug 9 DENTISTRY. Drau ROYAJLL and JOHNSON, Snrgjeal mmd Mechanical Deatlata. Offloe over Xogbaum's Musio Store, Mar- ®dS» ket Square. ly no< DENTISTRY. DR. M. G. HEALD Performs all operations pertaining te Natural or Artifl- oial Teeth, in the best style. Offloe first oorner west of the Marshall House. ly jan 17 TAPSCOm FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION AGENCY, ifr Persons wishing te send for their friends, NvA and desirous of bringing them out by first class paoket ships, are informed that tho subsoi ibere are the only agent* for the above Agenoy in this oity. They are also authorised to draw on Mosers. Wm. Tapsoott k Co., Liverpool, in sunt from £1 and up wards, whioh drafts are nsgotiableln any towiithrough out Ireland and Great Britain. Drafts on France and Germany, payable in all parte of the Continent, also for enle. Apply te deo 24 ly EUNKEB k OGDEN. 80 Bay-et. CARY Sc PERKIN’S DAQUERREOTYPI8T8, Corner of Dryan*at. and Markct-equnrc, SAVANNAH, And 407 Broadway, N. Y. No pains will be spared te secure to their customers in Savannah, Pictures of the same elegant tone and su perior finish, as those for whioh they have been hereto fore distinguished. EOT Pictures taken at all boars between 9 o’clock A. Al., and 4 o’olook P. M. P. M. CZBT. (oet|28) J. W. Pzrkiws. A Warranted Remedy. PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES, SEA- CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS. OAN PURCHASE NO BlMBdr BQITAL TO DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. For Dysentery, Colie, Croup, Coughs, Rheumatism, Quinsy Sore Throat. Toothaohe, Headache, Bea-siokness, Cuts, Bums, Swellings, Old 8orss, Mosquito Bites, In- seotStings^Pains in the If it does not give relief, reooUoot your money will be refunded. All that is asked is a fair trial of it accord ing te tbe direetions. This artlele is an English reme dy, end wee used by William the Vwnrth, Intoking of England, endoertified te by him as a oure for Rheumatism, where everything else ho hnd tried, failed. Over 10,000.000 bottles have been sold in tho United States without a single failure, mid many families have stated that if it was $10 psr bottle they would not be without it, in case of Croup, as it is as certain te onre as it is applied. The most eevere cough is onred in a few days. It onrss rooruACua in 3 minutes—hkadaohi in K an hour and ouolzra, when first taken, in a few hours. J9- Price 25 and 50 oents. H§|i DR. TOBIA8 has also put up a HOR8ELINIMENT iu pint bottles, whioh is warranted cheaper and better then other for Colio. Galls, Cuts, Swellings, Bruisss, Scratches, Cracked Heel, Ao. RET Prioo 50 oents. -Qft DR. TOBIA8 could fill twenty newspapers with the letters and certificates received oommendlng his Lini ment, bnt considers that warranting it sufficient, as any one who does not obtain relief is not called on to pay for sue soie agents xor o»v>au*u—aiso ior saia oy me urug- ciste and storekeepers throughout Georgia. tar Dr. Tobias’ offloe, 240 Greenwich street, N. Y. jTll. CARTER, Broughton stroot, opposite St. An- Batter and Cheese. rpHE subscriber hes made arrangement# to receive I direst from Northern Produoers, n regular and full supply of very ehoiee BUTTER and CHEESE, whioh is offered at the lowest market prioe. 20 Firkins and 25 Boxes juit rceeived. Purchasers are respectful ly Invited te oaU. C. T- ROBINSON, deo 3 122 Bay-st., rear of the Exchange. BOOK-KEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED. A PERSON thoroughly ucqiTaiuted with Book- j\ Keeping is desirous of taking charge of a Sett of Books. Compensation in nooordanoe with the dnty re quired. Unexceptionable references oan be given.— inquire at this Offloe. deo 2 marine Average Statements. A PF.R80N well verted in making up Marine jCjL Average Statements, offers his services in that department. Inquire at thie Offloe. 8w dee 2 Yankee Notions. H. C. SCOTT Ac CO., No, 176 Broughton-Street—Up Stain, OVER BARNUM’S STORE. YYTOULD respectfully invite the attention of City TV »nd Country merchants to their extensive stock of Haberdashery, Perfumery, Combo, Musioal Wares, Statioasry aud Fancy Goods of all descriptions. TOYS. A very large assortment of Toys. 3m oct 19 _ AEF* Far Freight or Passage, having elegant State Room accommodations, apply at the offloe of the urani, tIENBY MIS8ROON, Comer East Bay aad Adger'e Sou. Wharf. Cabin Passage f25 Steerage do. $9 AST The new steamebip NASHVILLE, will be ready te take her plaee in the line early in November, sept 26 United States Mail Line. N. Y. AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS. DAYS OF LEAV ING SAVANNAH FOR NEW YORK. in, capt. Solienok, The Angusta, Capt. Lyon. “ 26 Tho Florida, Capt. Woodhull, Deo. 3 The Alabama, Capt. Soheaok • 1 7 The Augu eta, Capt. Lyou, «• lo The iloridaTCapt. Woodhull « 17 The Alabama, Capt. 8ohenok, " 21 Tho Augusta, Capt. Lyon ** The Florida,Capt. Woodhull, These ehipe r.re the largost on the coast, unsurpassed luspeed, safety or oomfort— making their passagee in 50 to 60 hours, and are oommauded by skillful, careful and polite officers. They offer n moot desirable con veyance, te Now York. On tho completion of the Knoxville^ in January next, this line will be seml- ELFORD, FAY k CO., Knoxville, in January next, weekly. Cabin Passage, $26. PADKL 13 Broadway. N. York. Boarding. i FEW Single Gentlemen cau obtain board and Jl lodging at No. 20 Mongomery it., one door from s comer of Broughton. Apply as above, nov 16 TO CASH PURCHASERS OF DRV GOODS. M PRENDERGAST Sc CO., 176 Brougbton-st., . opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, West Bide. In oonneotion with nrrangemeuts made on opening their New Warehouse, namely, te avoid ns far as possible oarrying over ivook from one eeason te another- have fixed the prices of the remaining portion of their Fall and Winter 8toek at n very low nkure. In this oonneotion they particularly direct attention te their Bilks, Frsnoh Marinos, Delaines and Cash- J\ Fit Steads, f 50 ‘ S tUTTKR Sc CHKB8E—25 kap oalecud t Ooahra Batter; 10 boat. White Ml SO d. oolond reoolr.d per .team.r sad for »alo by iotS) MCBAKTOM. JOUNaTOW ft CO. X»*T, BIOU8B AND UOAOH FOlaUS. I t —Th. but rauady yet dlioorerod u dutroy Hate, HIM aad Bauku, *r .M.by dec S ft. A. SOLOMONB ft CO. ftc. roraMaty [daoS] ft. ft. 8QLOMONB ft ssr UIOU MACHINKUY—Double refined lUpe r Bead Oil. TftiaOU la aaaMta the beat Spam UU lor lubrleatlng purposes, aad is sold at a much lower prioe. It is extensively need in this oity and neighbor hood, and wherever it has been tried has given good gaUsfaotiou.for sale by JOHN B. MOORE k CO , dee 6 Gibbons’ Building. G U L B .?r“ rStflk “ twBA MOI.A88K8—BU0 bhda Cuba Mo- FOR 1*11 lid AD HL. 1*111 A. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Jte Tho new and splen- ft^Kmm did aldewheel sto»tn- shipa, KEYSTONE ■flMKHRbTATE.Capt. Kobt.| H«ruie, auu oi'ATE OF GEOROIA, wapi. J. s. Mar vin, Jr., will leave Savannah for Fhiiadelphia every Wednesday. Those eteamships are the most comfortable on the eoaet, and are nnsurpaseed for safety and speed. They will leave Savannah as follows: State of Georgia... Wednesday, 30th November. Keystone Btato Wednesday, 7th Deoember. State of Georgia. Wednesday, 14th Deoember. And eo on Cabin Passage $2U Steerage 8 C. A. L. LAMAR, 'Agent in Bavannah. sep20 HERON k MARTIN. Ag ts 10 Philadelphia. 8TEAMB0AT LINES. TO TB&VKLItERS SUING NORTH. (HI SAVANNAH AND 0HAJU.K8T0N STEAM-PACKETS Leave 8avannah every morning at 4 o’olook A. M. after the arrival of tbe night train of the Central Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. the same day, eonneoting at Charleston with the WtlmiuHtou HtcsLoi-Pncketa, Whioh leave with the U. 0. Mall every day, at2* P. M., Whioh leave Charleston every Wednesday and Satur day afternoon. Passengers leaving Maoon on Tutedajr evenings, will arrive in time te oonnoot with the splen did new steamship James Adycr one week, and the steamship Southsmer ths nsxt. Fare from Charleston to Ntw-York by land route. 320— time 52 hours; by Steamships, $25. [my 15] B. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. SHIP LINES. FUR HALTIAIOKK—H«((ular Lino. .IV The sohr WOODBRIDUE, White, master, -• deo 8 will meet with dispatch as above. For freight r passage apply oa board, or te BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 00. VEHMKlft WANTED. a. A low decked Vessel from 150 te 200 tons wanted te uke a cargo of Lumber tea Northern amtport. Apply to WM. CRABTBEE, dee 9 tf 208 Bay-st. VOK PHILAUELl’IHA—HeroH’a l.lao. The regular paoket sohr. DAVID, SMITH, ^y^Fstorson master,jrili^have quick dispatch for the above port. For freight (dec 7] eight or passage, apply OGDEN k BUNKER. EPP1NG k KRETZ. FOR NEW YORK-Old EHtnbllalied Line. <5-3, The schooner POCAHONTAS, Bulkley, mas- ter, will have dispatch as «bovs. For Freight ■SflflLsr Passage apply on board, or to decti BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. d«o 6 FOIL NEW YOU It. The sohooner E. J. TALBOT, , master, will have dispatch as above. For Freight Passago apply cr * ’ FOR NEW YORK. .. The fast sailing regular paoket ship 80UTH- aPOUT, Wilson, toaster, having a portion of her Hfreight engaged, will have immeaiato dispateb. For balance of freight apply te deo 5 WA8UUURN, WILDER k CO. FOR BALTIMORE—Regular Line. -3^ The sohr. NARRAGANSETT, Hall master, will have quick dispatch as above. For freight FOR NEW YORK. The packet sohr FANNY will have quick dispatch for ths abovs pert. For freight o >ply te OGDEN k BUNKER. VKSMEL8 WANTED. TWO or Three Vessels, soluble tor oarrying XRnrnTimber, may find employment by applying to SHUitho subscriber, 208 Ray-street. r 5 tf WM. CRABTREE. New Fall aad Winter Goods. ROBINSON So DAMP, Drapers and TaUors, and Dealers in FINE READY-MADE CLUTUINO, A RE now roceiviog and opening their Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of black and fancy colored Fro non and English Cloths; French, English and American Cassimeres, or nil grades and oolors; Vostings of Silks, 8atlns, Cash meres, Cut Velvst, and Etnbroidored. Ovna-coATiNos—Such as fine English Bsavers, Nor way do., Esquimaux double-sided do., fine Kerser \ and Pilot Cloths—ail of whioh will be made op and trim- mod in our usual style, and at tbe shortest notice. Our Rxadt Clothing ie manufactured by one of the first House* in Broadway, New York, ami oomprisos all that if fine and fashionable. We have 0 Wardwhii tmotli bags. Also India Rubber Goods, suoh as Coals, Cloaks, “ * “ ’’ * ‘ ' * j|4Ak| wo offer as oan be had BUILDING. ■ep 23 Next door te Pulaski Houso! /e have our usual large supply of Furnishing Goods hand. Everything requisite for a Gentleman's rdrobe—together with Trunks, Valises, Carpot- „s. Also India Rubber Goods, suoh ss Co Poaohos, Leggins and Capes—all of which low, ana on as accommodating terms as sUewhsre, at GAUDRY’8 BUII Toys! Toys!! Toys!!! C R. BATESON, at the oorner of Congress and • Dray ton- streets, wishes most respectfully te acquaint the eitlaeasof 8nvannah and pubuo generally, that he has now reeeived n large assortment of Toys, whioh he will sell at reasonable prices. -AL80- A good assortment 0f Fine Fruit and Confectionary. leol lm NEW HARDWARE STORK. THE undoraigned has oponed a New Hardware Store at No. 149 Cengress*stKet. In the’store recently oeonpied by Messrs. N. K. Bar- num k Oo., aad is now receiving an entire new and well selected stock of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODH, embracing almost every nrtiole usually found in n Hardware 8tore. Having jpurohased his stook direct from the Manufacturers in England and this country, he Is enabled to offer hie Goods as low as they oan be purohased at any other establishment at the South. He respectfully aeks of tho patrons of tho late firm of MoCleskoy k Norton, tho citiaens generally, and per sona visiting the oity, to give him a call, and be satisfied of his prlcss, eto. oet 26 GEORGE A. M0CLE8KEY. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN TUB CITY! For doth or CUg Ac cep tone. BROUGHTON STREET CHEAP DttY GOODS STORE, —lee— A Few Door, Nall <tf Bamard-St. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE subscribers now offer for sals, on tbe above terms, on* of the largest aad best selected Stocks of Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods In the oity, moot carefully selected by one of the fir in the best markets for each, oonslstlng in part of BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, Sheetings, Drillings, Shirting Stripes, Denims, Bed Tioks. colored and Mourning Oaliooos, Mourning and colored Ginghams—in endlsss variety. DRESS GOODS. ft lm. ooll.otloa of Blwk «4 oolor.d Bilk., Pellu, TU14 nd Ip.. Silk. BroMdlf, Coburg., Merino.., PuromutlM, Bleak, SUk Werp ftlpuau, Bombeiine end Ceeton Clothe. Block and Colored Bilk Mantilla,. White Canton Grape Shawls, Rroolie.Terkeira and French Merino do, with a large J^ntitj orLong and Square Wool Shawls ol various Lmdiea’ French Cloth Cnrdlna1a t LINEN GOODS. 4-4 Family Linen and Super do. for trim'g. Linen Tablo Damasks, Doyleys, Napkins, lluaoka- buck, Scotch and Russia Diapora, Towels 4 Toweling. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, UNDKRVEST8 mod DRAWERN. In those departments will be found our usual large and well assorted sopply. BLANKETS and FLANNELS. Particular attention is requested te thoee, as we feel confident they will be found fully 15 per cent, lower thau oan be had elsewhere. Planters and others are invited te exauini previous te purchasing. Nattlneta nnd Tweeds for aorvant’s wenr, Black and Fanoy Cassimeres and Vestings for Gentlo- men nnd Boys. Embroideries*. Litcea. Muatin Collars, Embroidered Hobos,Chomisotts, with a largo quantity of L C Udkfe, very cheap Gente’ Silk Pocket Udkfs; Silk Umbr.llea, ll.ed Uikto, ete., (to. ocl 18—3m T. ifc JL. McKBNNA. CLOAKS AND IUANT1ULAS. W. C. Wadsworth Invites the Ladies to call and inspect an invoice of Cloth Cloaks and Mantillas, recoived from tbe oelebrnted manufactory of Gaonoz Buqdib, Esq., New York City, whioh for snperierity of style aad quality oannot be surpassed, at No. 115 Congress-street, opposite Pulaski Houss. Boarding. 4 FEW Mechanics can be accommodated with good Board 2d door trout the corner of Maoon Drnyton-stroets.tt oot 29 FOR HALE. HO arrive 70 bbls. New Crop New Orleans Mo lasses ; 22 hhds Sugar. 10 of White aud Clarified. BOV 18 LOCKETT, LONG 4 CO. F Toil ANCY GOODH—A large lot of Fancy Toilet Bottles and Powder Boxes, Hair Brushes nnd diet Combs of superior quality, just opened by ior 29 JAB. H. OARTEB 4 OO. B ED AHH COAL.—100 tens broken and screened Red Ash Coal, landing from sohooner -agonsett and for sale by docT CL AQ HORN tfi CUNNINGHAM. S MOKED TONULEH AND HALMON.— Just received, n fine lot of largo Smoked Tongues end fat Balmos, at BERLIN 4 NATHAN’S. C l HECKS on Merchants' Bank, New York, in ) sums te suit purchasers, fbr sals by . ANDREW LOW 4 CO. Savannah, Nor. 1,1853. tf nor I S ACK SALT*—Part of the cargo of the ship P OTATOES AND ONIONS.—50 bble. Po- tatoes and 50 bbls Onions, received per steamer ana for sale by WILLIAMS 4 HUMPHRIES. dee 2 l'MNB HHIRTH—Just recoived a large assort- r meat, with nnd without Cellars, for aafe by r*" * PRICE4 VEADKK, 147 Bay-st 1ILANIHHED TIN.—Hteak, Venison, Vego- Jgft B °M sssumssr OKAVERTHEN COATS—Huoliogewl Uu L> elo.» IToek CeMa of nperUtt geelUjr, eei WANTED. WANTED. A WOMAN to Cook, Wash and Iron in a smull XA. family. Apply at this offloe. nov 30 WANTED. A N OVERSEER on ray Rico Plautation, within il. 8 or 4 miles of Savannah. A man who can fur- msu the best testimonials as tochsracter and oapaolty, who has had the management of large tide swamp plantation and bean suooessful, will reoeive n liberal ■alary. None need apply who have not the boat testi monials. HURT. HABERSHAM. Savannah, Nov 25th, 1853. nov 20 WANTED. Cl IX good Tinmen, to whom constant oup'.oyracnt O will be given and liberal wages paid, nov 26 KENNEDY 4 BEACH, Agents. WANTED A WHITE Servant Girl to do House Work in n A small Family. None need apply but tho best, te whom good wages will bo given. Apply at tho brlok buildiug on State-atrest, third door above Barnard- street. tf out 11 WANTED. T^OUR Journeymen Tailors, two Coat hands, and F two Pantaloon makers. Enquire at oot 5 ROBINSON 4 CAMP'S. Land Warrants. r IMIE highest price paid by i »*g3l WM. P. ROWLAND. Houses and Lands. TO HUNT. TnR ?®,? ri 1 °. k T.nemenU on Wert Broad and L-l f» r “« r ef Cbnrlton-.treflte. l'g.,e„i„n given un JiiSL>’>° letday ol January neil. Iuunir. of dtc 2 It MULKORD MARSH. FOR HAL.EDU HUNT. Pflff o. A , n •Jf, Rouble tenement Wooden House, 1« BiSl 8 . t 1 0 1 ^i8, high, all lathed and plastered, iu Robert- KiW vllle, subject to a ground rent of $12.5Uannually. Apply to [nuv 26J WM. WRIGHT. For Bale. tSk , A yDnable Pl.nUtion on Skidnway j-t* Island, containing 72U Acres more or less, [:«•]& some 660 Cleared, and mostly oinnllunf. ffliB Swamp Land. The Plantation is 20 miles from the city by water nnd 12 by laud, crossing a ferry. Health and water unsurpassed and landing acceasable by Florida Steamboats. Out of the number of sixty per sons but ono death occurred by disease (pleaurlsy) in fifteen year*. Apply to |nov24| WM. WHIGUT. Furnished Uooui. A HANDSOME furnished Room, with Board In iX s private family, and iu n central part of tho oity, for a Lady aud Gentleman, or two single Gentle men. Enquire at this offloe. nov 22 4 TO KENT. A FARM, one mile from the city, containing 17 i4A. aur «s. P n * he premises is a convenient dwel ling, Plastered and well finlihed. For particulars ou- quit, ol T. J. YVftLBH, No. l/d Bny-rtroet. gov 22 ^ TO KENT. dl TWO Houses on tho oorner of Barnard nnd Now Houston-airoote. Apply to XJL nor 10 ™ C. A. CLOUD. TO KENT. A (IRICK STORE, No. 116 Bryan street. Apply to [nov 10] C. A. CLOUD. TO RUNT. Kfi| Three Two Story Wooden Buildings, jrith BmI Kitchen soparate. on the oorner of Jones and JUA l’urse-streets, will be rented cheap by the year. Apply at j. MaNKE'8, oot 31 Cor of Montgomory-st. and Bay lane. TO KENT. A WHARP Store. Apply to A oot 11 T.J. WAL8II. TO KENT. A Brlok House on Jones-streot, on n full lot. KJJB Possession given immediately. Apply to JliflL oot 11 T.J. WAL8H. FOR MALE. E75GJ A valuable Plantation, sltnatedon the Louls- RiiM ville Road, eleven miles from Savannah. It has JEmL* good frame two story dwelling, and nil neoes- sary out-buildlnga on It, this traot of Land contains three hundred and sovonty-flve acres, more or less; there are about ono hundred and twenty acres of clear ed land and under good fenoe, suitable for tbe produc tion of Corn, Cotton and Rioe ; the wooded land con tains Oak and Pine, and is convenient to the Central Railroad, which runs through It. Purchasers wishing to buy, will please oaU and examine for themsolves. For further particulars, apply on the premises, or to r WM. WRIGHT. Also, will be sold with the place, eight Negroes, ao- oustomed to field work ; Horses, Wagons, Carts, Cat tle, Corn. Fodder. Peas and Potatoes, if applied for in time. Titles undoubted. oot 3 FDR RENT. npiIE STORE immediately under our office, well X suited for n grain and feed store, or for storage oTootton. Apply te [sep 23J ROWLAND 4 CO. KENT—Tho second Store under our office. X Possession given 1st Ootober. sep 3 HOWLAND 4 CO. FOR RENT. Tho Tenement in Waldburg’s Building, at P rMenfc occupied by W. Woodbridgo, Esq. Poa- JUftSg,session given 1st November. ■ep 19 R. HABERSHAM 4 80N. TO KENT. ejrif Three of the Five tenement Houses corner of KjiB Aberoorn and Jones-streot, inquire to JbB. sep 14 A. BONAUD. For Sale. IS!l| Tbe Plantation on Skidawnv Island, ttBr KB called the LODGE, with an Island at- JwJELtached to it—in all aatd to contain 900 - """* acres. The prioe will be moderate, and the terms ae- coramodating; for whioh address sap 1 tr M. G. W. at this offloe. Grocery Stand. -TIOR SALE—A building lot iu Chotham Word, X 1 suitable for a Family Grocery Store. Also, Lot No. 36 Troup Ward—both oornor lots. Apply at this office. tf aug 23 TO RENT. CSf& Three fine STORES, oo Moore’s wharf. &*■ ROB'T. HABERSHAM 4 SON. JwKfeb24 COAL AND WOOD. RED AHH COAL, TN quantities to suit purchasers ou tbe wharf, or 1 dellrored In any partof the oity. —ALSO- Black Jack, Upland Oak, 1>W« Oak, A.h, Pine nrd Llftht Wand, by Ik. Bant Land or at Beutll. For the convenience of persona residing in the upper portion of the city, Boxes for orders are placed at the Stores of Messrs. J. M. Cooper 4 Co., W. W. Lincoln and W. 0. Dickson, and at tbe Offloe of the " Morning Nows.” In order to ensure promptness in supplying orders, those boxes are examined daily at 9 A. M., and 3 o’clock, P.M. Particular attention will be given to furnish lawfol measure, and purchasers will confor a fnvor by imme diately reporting any instance in which my teamsters should fail to deiivor the quantity ordered. Haring made arrangements for a regular supply of tho above artiolos, ana for their prompt delivery, I respeotfully ask a oontiuuaneo of tbe favors of my former customers, and tho patronage of consumor* of fuel. REED CANE for shipment in any quantity, supplied at short notioe. J. T. THOMAS, Successor te D. Rxmbhjbt, Ferry Wharf, cot 3 Opposite the Ga* Work*. TJOWDEK AND HHOT.-150 kora Rifle X Gunpowder: 2U0 bags Drop and Buck Shot, for mU by [nov‘21] MCMAHON 4 DOYLE. TJOTATOBH—50 Mil.. Potato..; 30 bbla. I Flower, in store nnd for sale by nov 19 E. O’BYRNE. A NIHKTTE DE BORDEAUX*—A au- A verier Cordial, for sole by A. BONAUD, nov 29 oornor of Bey and Whif-aker-ato. T AOIEH’DUbPlrt HOODS at Uwlnccd 1 j Prieee—Printed Cashmeres and Mousline do ftfnes, for *ol* by l>ol9) DaWITT A MORGAN. 'IITHITK LEAD.—10,0001b.. Ul.trr Whilo f V Lend, pare nnd No. 1. in assorted kegs. For salt by lOUk B. MOORE 4 So. nov 17 Gibbon’s BnlMing. UU81NKSH SUITS—Ol Black, Blue and F.n- n cr Ofllcnd Ocau, Pautaloon, ud V..U, Per nUc by [covMl PR1GE ft VBftDEB, 147 Bay at. For Sole. A MAN 26 years old, a first rate Fireman, wnr- ranted sound and of good ohoroeter; a man 85 yeara old, a good porter about a store, sound and of good oharootcr. Apply to nov 15 WM. WRIGHT. TT AHH AND CHAFING DIMHKM.—For H sal* by [nov 28] J. P. COLLINS. UTTER CHEESE.—23 ftkjei ekuice MS' Pctiohm', a/kn, lt<,. S WkmdWr Howl -(Eft Green and Palaskl Howw). IIIICGOBY ft MAURY, Meeegen. ntAWil NLWHBKS—UfUmn APoleUI U “WWPii a an.as.il Alan of . VXTKA CLASS KO. 86. 8622 34 98 49 23 30 46 4 43 41 To be drawn in Bavannah*Thfs Afternoon, 4 o’olook.’t 1 prise od $4,0001 10 of $100 Tiokets ouiy $l-shar*e in proportion. CHARLES B. PATTERSON, Vender for Gregory A Manrr. Offloe No. 6 Whitaker-Bl., between Ray-st. and Bay Lane. Orders from ths country, promptly attended to, aad prises cashed oa demand at this offiee. deo 18 MONUMENT UMBMNE AND PULAMHI LOTTERY OFFICE. Bap Laaa, mar iell.Ni««l. OBBOOftY A MAURY, ku,in. U 8 36 HIM M >6 «H0 46 it SO CLASS 154 ron 1853. To be drawn in tide City This Day. 78 Number Lottery—13 Drawn Ballots. SCHEME. 4,000 DOLLARSI 4o. 4o. 40. Tioketa $1—aharea in proportiom. Tickets and~Bharei, either singly or by the paekage for sale by E. WITuINQTON, Vender for Oregory 4 Maury, deo 18 Bay Lane, near Bull-street. W. D. ZOGBAIJM, AB just received per Alab> ma a new supply of JULLIEN’S oolebrated quadrilles, Gallops, :as, Wattses, ete. ete. For sale at his itsw music STOBB, 139 Broughton-Street, Next door to I. W. Morrell 4 Co.’s Furniture Ware- Room p. nov 22 hi GEORGIA NTATK IaOTTERY, For ths benefit if i^Indcpendeni Fire Co. at Augusta, . ELLIS 4 CO., Managers. D RAWN NUMBERS—Of Georgia 8tata Lottery, Class 136. drawn on the 12th inst: 10 28 3 70 71 S3 6 45 32 71 60 43 24 34 Nos. 3 45 72, 10 33 71,15 45 60, all prises sold in tho above. j$JT Call for the oaah, or ronew at the Old House of Fortune, No. 6 Bull-street, Herein Homethlng Extra! ESP 16 drawn Nos. in oaeh psokageof 26 Tiokets. *$& Making more Prises than Blanks. To be drawn in this City To-morrow. Georgia Stute Lottery, CLASS 187. For (he ben fit of the Independent Fire Company at Augusta. FINE SCHEME. 83,000—5 of 300 And more than $50,000 in Smaller Prizes! Tiokets only 21— Shares in proportion. Risk on k pack of quarters only $3. Tiokets and Shares for sale, and Prises eashsd on de mand. by GEO. 8. GRAY, No. 5 Owens’s Building, deo 13 Opposite Pulaski House NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. M; R. W. W. WOODRUFF, of Griffin, Ga. t nnd Messrs. M. 0. 4 J. H. GREEN, of Newark, Lt.e.. iiaviug purohased the entire interests, and se cured the Iooation of Messrs. T. J. Naylor 4 Co., in tho Carriage business m this oity; respectfully announce to the oitiions of Havnnuah and of the States of Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, aad all section* trading at this growing oity, that. It is their ’atentioa te keep on haad, at all times a large and general aa- oortment of every kind of Carriagee in use. They feel confident that their business relations are suoh a* te enable them to offer Inducements to pur chasers equal to Charleston or any other oity. Tbe Mossrs. Green have been engaged in the manu facture of Carriages in Nswark, N. J.. for a number of years, and are well acquainted with tho wauteand re quirements of the fiouth. Their reputation as Manu- Ucturors, combined with the experienoe and qualiflca- tio-.aof Mr. Woodruff, long known at Griffin, Ga., in tho Carriage buiineis,emboldons them to promise that they will be able te meet the expectations of the pubiio. Mr. U. D. W. Alexander, of the late Firm, favorably known in couueotion with tho carriage business in this city, is associated with them, aad will act as their Agent in the transaction and management of their bu siness. Mr. Woodruff’s intention is te divide his time and at-' tcution between this point and the intorior, and hones to make the ^uaintanco of this community personally. iiv strict attention, ooupled with fair aud honorable dealing, they hope te secure a share of pubiio patron- age. They have made arrangements te have all rspeiring promptly and neatly done. All work sold by them will be warranted. WOODRUFF, GREEN 4CO., No. 223 and 225 Bay-street, —— Bavannah, Ga. ESP A CARD.—It will be seen by the above that we have deemed it best for the Interest* of all ooneerned, te withdraw in favor of M»>»rs. Woodruff. Green 4 Co. Wo take this opportunity te return thanks te oar frionds for the kind offers of support that were so liber ally proffered us, and te solioit the same for our friends of the same firm. T. J. NAYLOR 4 CO. Savannah, Dec. 7,1853.deo 7 THE CB¥SVAL PAJLACE At St. Andrew’s Hall, Will Open December 1 at, 1853. fPHK subscriber bogs louvo to announce that be I will open the above Fair to the pubiio on THURS DAY, Decomber 1st, 1853, with a splendid assortment of Goods of overy description, consisting of magnificent OIL FAINT1NGS entirely now, and Imported China Cut aud Glass Ware, let* a Tete Sewers, Ruby and China Vases, Caps and 8auoers. Parisian Pitchers,— a large assortment of China Figures, Ao.; Dessert Knives and Forks, Table do, of overy description; Pocket Knives, Table and Tea Spoons; Aocordcans, Violins, Tainborines; Cloeks of all kinds; doable bar rel Guns, Powder Horns and Flasks; Carpet Rags; Port Monnaies, Fanoy Chairs, Sewing Chairs, Work Basket*, Sewing Basket*, Flower do, Octagon, Em broidered and Oval Fanoy do. Reticules, Toy Boskets, Travelling do, Jenny Lind Work Stands, eto. ete. wsrs* And Fancy Goods, Also, one of the largest assortment of Toy a ever opei in Savannah, of evary description, American and 1 ported. A rxo Fireworks of overy description. Roman Candles, Tri angles, Rookota, Serpents, Pin Wheels, Bengolas, Tor pedoes, Vertiele Reels, Fire Craokers. ete. eto. nov 23 J. M. HAYWOOD. ware/ Clothing, Fanoy AJ osah on delivery. -■«,**••**£ N. B.—All article* purchased sIAmUm m jeuied for before the neat regniat sale, will be i account of the former pnrohaser. Lot No. 40 on the west side of West HieiAmttjU- south of Robertavllle, being M feet front hr HJO feet deep, subject to n lease of 10 yenlrs frosn June. 1861, with a renewal of A yenve, at n vn>natten rent M.per annum. The Improvemento are a hwre and Dwelling l>« stories high, with n Urge and eomatodreus stable. Terms cash. - ( A second hand Carriage lately trimmed and painted, n good order. Terms cash. Lot No. 2L 14th District and Sd Section, oonUltilng 160 acres, within 4 miles of th* town of Clinton. Terms cash. Sesd Bye and Oats, in qualities te euM purchasers. Lot No. 25 south of Jeues-etreefo and iupfotomcats oonslstingof a 2 story Honse and a double tenameui ih good order. Bent at $38 per mouth. WU1 be sold a bargain ns tbe present owner Is moving from the city. For terms add further particulars inquire atth* Count ing Room. <*’1 rrt r.’ i ^ Ff. 'l f .1* A handsome nseojrtment of ready mad* Clothing, con sisting of superfine Frook, Backs nnd Over Coats, in lots to salt purchaser*, for sale low. Terms sash. Lot No. 12 and Building, on Stone-itreet. Th* Lot is fee simple, 50 front by 80 deep. Tbe dwelling Is two stories high, and well finished. Will be sold low if ap plied for by the 20th inst. Two five aero lots, one mil* from the cite, for sale low if applied for immediately, on aooommodating terms. Grey, Hard Brown, and Brown Briok.iu quantities to salt purchasers. 300 bushels Tennessee Corn, in lots te auitparsbnsers, just received. 21 bbls ohoioa Butt Fork, In lets to suit purchasers. Landing and for sale. A desirable Building Lot for Hah.—Lot No. 9, fourth ty thing, Anson Ward. For particulars, enquire at the aountiog room. 5 kegs Red Stone Mills Powder, S do Hnsard 4 Go’s UFG 11G powder, 13 do Dupont’s N P Powder, for sale low te olose n oonoorn. Clothing at Private Sale—A handsome assortment of ready-made Ciothing, consisting of superfine frook, eeok and overooete, in lots te eait purchasers, foi sals low. Terms cash. Kemovais I t HR Milinery, T/imming nnd Goner il Variety Store is removed to toe store on Whlinker- street, next door te Congross-atreot, opposite Henry Latbrop 4 Co., where will be found every variety suit able for the eeason In Milinery, Trimmings and Taney goods.; I>II!llnrry Department. Richly trimmed white and colored Satin, Silk and Straw Children’# white and eolored trimmed Beaver Hate and Flats, braided aad embroidered Hoods, fenoy Satin Bonnet linings. Feathers, Franoh Flowers and Wreaths, a groat variety of Dress Caps, Tabs and other head-dressos, Regolets. This is the store that every man’s wife oan get Bon not* all the way from 60 oents te $10. RibbouM, MIIUu nuil Hatlaa. A large lot French Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, very low; white and oolored Silks and Satins, Lining SiUm, Cloak and Talma Tassels. — Trimming". Pointed Velvets and Ribbons, Lace Gimps and Ga- loons, Bilk and Worsted Braids, Embroidery aad Braid ing Paterus, Worsted Embroidery and Flos# Silk, every shade and oolor, Steel Trimmings. Gold nnd Silver Braid and Laoo, Embroidered Muslin Collars. Chamo tte tt* and Sleeves, Fanoy Breast Pins, Bracelets, Kid, India Robber. China and Wax Dolls Gloves. Altltaera mad Droaa-Alnkera Deeds* MRS. DOYLE,assisted by competent Milliners.from New York, will attend te the Making and Trimming Department, and will endeavor with skill and tasteS> ary Complnlnta In ib« WOODMAN’S CHERRY EXPECTORANT. Ibr the Certain Cure if Coughs, Injtuenva, Croup, * Bronchial Affections, Consumption, and all, diseases of the Lungs in the incipient stage. Also for the relief of Consumption in tutvancetl stupes of the disease. THIS is nit Ahudvno Expectorant prepared on the plan of oombining tho most active nnd effloient reme dies, usually prescribed by the profession in all their purity, affording a remedy which is found to give en ergy aud certainty of effect, whioh oannot be bad hx using the same remedies as usually prescribed by the l'hysloian or Apothecary. It is not designed that this shall be a ssoret remedy, and the formula, whioh proportion of eaoh ingredient, will be readily submitted to Physloinns. The cost of tho preparation is such that it will not warrant the usual amount Of advertising and puffing resorted to hy popular medicine dealers. It must make its way in pubiio favor by Us intrinsic merits alone. The following is one of the many testimonials volun teered by Physicians of tho first standing:— FROM DR. W. M. DKABON. Q ill atm. Miss., May 1st, 1852. O. O. WOOUMAM—Dear Sir: I have given your Cher ry Expectorant a fair trial, and am well pleased with its ofteotc; better than any other artiole I ever met with. 1 would bo pleased for you te send me half n doson bottles by the bearer. Respectfully, W. M. DKABON. Sold by all tbe Druggists in ths Btate. W. W. LINCOLN. J AS. H. CARTER 4 CO., A. A. SOLOMOES, nnd JOHN A. MEYER, Agonts in 8a- vah.3m doo 6 IRON RAILING, VERANOAUH. ORNA MENTAL IRON WORK, Ae. AVING the Agency :>fa large Manufactory, I prepared to furnish at short notioe. J. F. PELOT, 224 Bay-st. H J. H. COHEN A CO., H AVE just received another lot of those Fine Light colored all Wool Mousline do Lainos at 50 oents, worth 62 oents. 26 pioces more of thoee very cheap Plain oolored de Lainos at 25 cents; 10 pieces English Merino, Double width, at 75 cents, worth $1 par yard; plain, brown, blue and tan oolor Alpaoas at 37>£ worth 50 coots. Swiss Cambric and Lace Undersleeves, vety cheap ana fine, Swiss and Cambrio Collars, do do Chemisette. All of tho above are for sale at 140 Bronghton-st. nov JOHN OLIVER, HOUSE, SION & SHIP PA1NTEB, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac., No, 131 Broughton-iit,, TYEGS to return Ills thanks to the citizens of 3a- 11 vannah. for past flavors, and te assure them that all work in his line entrusted te him, shall be done promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trust* by an assiduous attention to business, the employment of eompetent workmen and tbe nse of tbo best materi als, to insure a continuance of their fevore. He keep* for sriepnixed and dry paints, paint oil, turpentine, varnishes, window glass and patty; paint, marking, white waah and other bryehec. 6m nov 21 wm. UUmPIIBEVS, Agent, MANUFACTUUKn OF Essential Oils, Extracts and Ferfnmery of every description HavaDnnh, Georgia: 1 7K)R sale by Messrs. Eaton & Vernon, 78 Maiden J Lane, J. 4 J- T. Tripp, 9U and 92 Maldsn Lane, aydock, Clay 4 Evans, 218 Pearl Street, Wholesale jpaolal invitation. P. K. SHEILS, LUMBER & TIMBER FACTOR, "IT AVING leased ono of the Wharfs lately occu- XX. P* 9 * 1 hy A. A. Smets, is now prepared to reoelve anyLumber or Timber that may bo consigned to him foreale. He will also keep on haad Lnmbor, Shingles tf deo 1 W. D. FORD, IUU> IN CHOICE FAMILf GROCERIES, P1CKI.B8, PRESERVES, Frnlla, Confectlonarle,, Null,, See. FISH. OYSTER8~iud ICE whan Iu ..mod. Waldburg’i B.ildinga—JtStraon.M., W»T«nu«h, Gfrftln. no* I. < pi^ 0 *ohtk tV The subecriber having purchased the intire business of F. Cogb»um4 Co,, of in want of anything in tho Musioal Line, to bis estab lishment. From many years experience, both In pro fessional and business matters connected with Musio, RAWisuiattssKs ftilfilm.ut of older.; »ilh th. Uiar.«e« of M,utauM seal us« In4ttiti7 fli.n4fl.Tor to Iwm ti« pMtou- H. Md.0K44.UM Ol tfto pu’jUo. to» Barnum’s Southern Museum. 1 'IIE PROPRIETORS bog to announce to the el tisens of Savannah that they have looatad perma nently in thie oity an extensive oolleotionof Animals of tho rarest descriptions, embracing specimens of nearly every variety eeieoted from tho VORKHT AND MOUNTAIN, FROM THE SEA AND THE AIR. To the ouriocs. as well as those interested in the study or nature, as she manifests herself in the nume rous forma by whioh tho links of animal gradation is traced, this exhibition oannot fell te afford gratification and delight. Believing.that the prosenoo of suoh an institution most be desirable In a oity of the extent, population and position of Savannah, tho Proprietor* have not hesitated inhabitent*. h * M * Mui,um worthy the patronage of its . In the arrangement of their spoolmens no labor or i pens# has been spared te convoy to th* beholder, a * roes idea of the dispositions and characteristics of I various animals in their nntnral state. Th* following Bclected from tho catalogue, which embraces animals from ail parts if the world, will afford a slight oonoep- tion of the extent of tho oolleetlon te which pubiio at tention is now invited, * BIRDS—The Argas Pheasant, male and female, fins specimens. The Cuokoo, a rare bird and bcautlfol, and which is but rarely seen. An Albatross—from the Cape of Good Hope. A splendid spoolmen of tbs Shall DrsJie of South America. Pneasant* *a numerous variety,— The Blook Cook. Two varieties of the Prairie Hen. A Carrior Pigeon. Birds of Parndlse— ths two and twelve shafted. The King Bird of Paradise. Tho King Ham ming Biro, and twenty-seven different varieties of the same species. An Ostrioh of the largest tint. a UADitUPEDS.—Apioug these will be fonnd raag- :ent specimens of the Lion, tho Polar Bear, tbe Le opard, tha Hyena, tb* Puma, a Canada Book, tho Sloth, tho Lynx—with a number of smaller animals. A St. Bernard Dog of the largest sise, and Afall grown Mite Dog, n native of tho Feegoe Islands, the smallest spe cimen or the canine apeolea ever seen. A Sea Cow. A Mermaid, and a variety of other sea animals. An African Deer la the folds of a Boa Constriotor. An additional attraotioa in th* Museum will befonnd in n series of eighteen C08M0RAM1C VIEWS, repre- eenting European Cities aad Scenery. Scenes at Sea, and many other interesting and attractive subjects. The hours for visiting it will be from 9 A. M. te 1 P. M., from 2 to 6 aud from 7 to 9 P. M. Fridays and Fri • day Evenings will bo appropriated exclusively te ths admission of tho ooloroa population. Prlvute Boarding House. T HE subscriber having taken the spacious resi denoe lately oocupied by Wm. L Way, Emu., re- speotfully notifies bis friends and the pubiio, that ho ie prepared teaooommodate both permanent and tran sient BOARDERS on reasonable terms. Persons who Imre rooms elsewhere ono take their meals athisksasr should they with te do so. Tbe bouse Ie located In n central part of tbo oity, on Wright Square, opposite ths Court House. Hoping to give entire satUfeotlon ho trustethatbothfrioadsanirstrangers will give him a share of patronage. t<Mt30j QfiO. C. DUNHAM. NOTICE. T IIE steamor T. 8. Metcalf requiring some slight repairs, tbo David L. Adams, until further no- tico, will bo taken from th# Florida rout# te supply .her plane. Savannah, Nor.22.1861 nov 23 FOR SAL!:. tied for count aad risk of Fins Damask * rwms Jrm wOTRS? do; 6 Mahogany Frozen mm ‘ie<B«v sndssoo»d haad DSWawnsKfir 1 Room. . ■ Fatatass ok friami* iota. at sals. Trad of 1 Let Land No. R1U , be rod, situated in Cnee County near 1 tulles Irom tho State K. Road. Improved Etstnics tf Osg W# have just reeeived from the mi Philadelphia, and will continue te keep oa k sole, An«u#tus Hummel’* Improved Easenoe *j This is the best oomposltlon of CoHsedmeir •ale. and Coffee made from tho Eaocmee Is mm wholesome, more delicate, flnner flavored and perfectly olear, and in every reepeet importer I finest Rio Coffee, and in us* will prove a nett «•-* per oent. over Coffee prepared la the vrdinarj l Try it and see if It does net. Hknnttsee Baoon and Lsa^LddpflSaklGikinvilt' 18,000 Ibe. New Booms, assorted Hoff round, 2.0UU “Jfresh Leaf Lard, just reeeived per R.B from Tennessee, and for sale in lets te call parshesers PiniJPICRY^HtiiKwMilSiiiifcllMtwM H bbla. Mcnocg.li.l. WbUft,. o plp.i 1 4 .Ifbkk i.ki Pfitei, CMtUllo. ft Co, “* I)r»o4,, ftfll 4m. ft B«. MM.lrK. 8b YklK.a. BrK&4jr. OIk, Bob, Wftlifty »- a dy—*11 private stook# Bxoox.—20 casks 8ides, 10 tasks Hoses, 1$ casks Shoulders. Hat—800bales Eastern aid Northern. Can nut.—160 bbls. Bosendale Cement Ce. Flocb.—100 bbls- Canal, OObMB. Riotuooad, Cnooxsav.—25 orates assorted Common ami Granite QlasswAnn.—76 eases Tumbler*, assorted, 10 eases CieAzs.—60,000CommonOermanCigare,20,000 ffpez- ish Imported do. r-A large n Fancy Beeps, Fa Two Store*. Noe. 8 andTlSJokastea’e Bulldiaff, Nap street, for rent low. te A Fine Northern HOR8E, well broken te :he Harness and Saddle, at tbo subscriber's .Stable, oorner of Barnard and Broughton-sts. rnaraana Broughtou-su THOS. F. 8TEVENS. Morses. TWENTY head of fine large hor des* HORSES, for sale te arrive In Savannah, by tbe 16th of this month. JACOB KLLll te‘.v Twenty Hollars Howard, E OB the apprehension of my man WILLIAM, who ran*way last Monday. Ho formerly belonged to fc. John Dillon, nnd was purchased by me from Cart. Tucker. The shove reward will be paid upon his dellv- ererr to ms. [nov7J if. F, W1LHNK. NO BUIOKrt^-30,U0U good quality PS Northern Bricks. Apply te v 23 tf WM. CRABTREE. LOta Von 8ALE. 3 LOTS, well located for buildiug, will be sold low If applied for immediately. J. F. PELOT, nov 22 224 Ray-street. nwaivai S O DEBTS coBUMUd by lb# crc» of tb. Br. . wm 8 b ii p i d ^.«.cr tiavannnb, Nov. 80,1858. A/T IIIAUI.T respectfully informs hie customers siwrrxnasra narylKy. Al»,Io.4C.kMKn4MaflflMonloi. Or.we.M4 OtkcK. J.UlM lit Croat; 1. fmoy "liJiM^i’tb. MOBtrjr will be bcu4 eeretltly fcr *^ft eo.ti.uuee of pibllo pttteuie 1. nllaStit. ill Daguerreotype Ukenesaits. T HE subscriber is now prepared lo execute LIKENESSES, in the best style of tho ert, at hie magnificent Gallery, comer of St. Julien-etroet and Market Square. All Pictures prananUd te give satisfaction, or »o- taken without extra eharge. BariaaUruotione given in th* art, with apparatus funmhed; olao, Stook aad Chemicals for sa!e. oct30 J. W. MILLER. MON8. A. BON AUD respectfully Inform his patron* that his Evening Class for gentlemen. , will begin on Saturday next, Id of December,; at k 9 o'clock, F. M. Gentlemen desirous te join Ids emy. (fully Inf. is for g— d of De< _ I mnsi A- s. are requested to com* at once. i nights—Tuesday and Thursday. $12 wr 24 leAtena. • DU. H. W.BA1VK8, T> E8PECTFULLY offers hie Profeeelwtal mr- XV) viees In the vnrioue branch** of DJBMTH)TNY, te tlie oitisens of Hevannnb nnd vicinity. lUrnaENOEs—Edward Padelford, Br., B. T. Chap man, Joseph B. Fay. W. W. Llnooln, nnd M. Fvender- l *Jar Offloe oa Oongrees et, I doers from Drayton, nov 14 tf AMIi. LA JAPONICArir—A lot ef deoblo Camilla Japonioas, for sal* at No. 4 Woebinatea ... r RICHARD THOMAS. Gardner for Pr. Berevea, y Bquwe^by ' ■ 'ilie i/uuri ui vuuiuiuu ft ion* >uu u« I Terminer for th* oily of Bavaannb, hut teet ad journed until Monday, 19th December next. Baiters, Jurors nfid Witnesses will pl**M (ok* notioe. Jly or- B. BPLtOCH.Wft. WOOD: WOOD! T HE Subseriber will keep constantly on hand at his WOODYARD. at the Canal Bridge, nf$11 uprly, at ell seasons, of 6aK, HICKORY and FINN • WOOD. All orders fell at J. D. Jssw’s, Bveufhten-tt. ■ will be promptly attended te. _ WOOD I WOOD!! WOOD! U'~ fTHE Subscriber has now nnd will keep constant- ..L,. 1 ?/Tar .7 oflters by the whole sale or retail, a* lew fbr seek an can be bought for in the oily. All orders pnnotnaHy at tended te, nnd particular attention given to measure ment. Wood yard atth# old stand nt the 0»nl nnd Railrosd Bri go, PETER WHITE. Until*! Hatha!! Batfemiu M y BATHING ROOMS are now ready, complete order. Warm and Cold Baths i . 1 would respeetfolly solicit the potronaffi nublio. N. B.—Gentleman will please purohaeo their tom enmigh te pay its sxprusas. J.M. HAYWOOD. New Jewelry Stare. THE Undersigned has opened n Jewelry atabUshmenV et No, 166 Ccngroea-afreet, where he will bo happy to show Ida patrons new and splendid assortment of WATCHES Ac JSWBIA1 of nil kinds. Having engagod the services ef n ' maker, he is prepared te do repairing ef every dtff tion in the kest manner, and hopes to give entire I faction to his patrono. |uol»] “ M ECU TOOLS.—Be.eb udMtS. ding Planes, Cross-cut, Hand nnd Funnel Bn we, coopers Compasses, Howells, Drawing nnd Crum burg Knives, Foot Adge, Broad Anes, and every nrtlelo wanted b 7 . Meeb^e, rffinjf No. 139 rffl|PV J 1 ff 1 g8R0U6HT0H-8T,g I W E B W. D. ZOQBAUM, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF musical msTuuMamrs, STRINGS Ac SHEET HVIIC, 13b BROUt.llTON-STREET) JVfeel door to /. IT. Uorrtl! A Co.'a JWwttwr. WftrefMM . SAVANNAH, OCOROIA, OLICITS lb. .UnnUon of bl. fneud, ud Ik* public to hi. ' NEW MUHIC BTOBS, . wbe-e they mar in,peel. largo Mertant of Ik. WM- rio^. rrtiol., ambraoed In bt. boainMl. . V Th. nrrug.menU hstrl., beon mode by blfteilfwlth Northern Pibllehere, nr. neb tbnt he rua|Ni Ml new Mnaio u eeon ne publlcbed. —U. .Uoebtnln.dtltaMl.ftjenn for Snr.nn.h and tS. BUM of Georgia- ALBERT OESIUNDER k BHOTUEB8-PATENTED CUUHCU ORUANB, on. of wbloh ittrMbw much attention and admiration at tbe Crntal Pnlnee, New Ynrt. M. COBURN'S, ofgw Tnnonl,, IMPROVED and PATENTED VIOLINS. GEORGE GEMUNDER'8 VIOLINS, to w|Mi a PrlM Medal wu awarded .t tb. World'. Pair, Londoj, as also the Ageney for the MUSIOAL WORLD and NEW YORK MUSICAL TIMES. ^ DWers. Teachers end Schools supplied en Ivodtogeous Terms. Music^bound, all kinds of Instruau Plano Forte* tuned. '' CHHl'ADOimS Now Shaving k Hsir-Drmilg liltsi. No. 38 Bwll.SIrmt. T 'llE Subecriber bege to Inftirm ki. friend, ud tho public that hs has opened n new and alegaat 8HAVING AND UAlR-DNEMXIiG SALOON, in Bull-street, directly opposite the site of new Hotel, shortly to be creotod, where he will be happy te wnilOn bis friends, nnd others, who may need hie sorrlets. Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto*- . * bestowed on him he hope# te merit lie oonunuanoe. He flatters himself that in the art of Cuttiaff and Dressing Hair be is equaled by few and surpassed by none. jO- Gentlemeu sharing by the month will be fan* shed with private boxes and brushes free ef charge. Give me a trial. A. CBI8TADOKO. No. 9 Monument-eq., and 18 Bull-et EXCELSIOR, SAVANNAH FABHIONABLB CLOTHING $MP0RIUM, *- 98 P. J. kuSKNBEEG, Proprietor. O N hand and for sain a large and well eqlnc stook of Fall * Winter Clotbtag,, Cheap for CASH and on aooommodating toms, nov 14 ,rA H AVE received by recent arrivals iYnsa 1 York- ^ igs Rio Coffee: 60 poekets Java doj 60 cheats Black and Green Teas; 5 hhds choice Porte Bl*o 8 50 bbls Stuart* B and “ * 10 hhds prime Sides ; rto Rico Sugar; 10do prime 5 tierces canvassed Hams; 4 b drw.5asasa«M 1 ..“ilgbU BnekwbM.1 .‘.ie“on •oecmmM.tlwg WWA JAY—IS* beUM
