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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1853)
THE P4ILY MORNING NEWS. BY JOHN M. COOPER. ~ WILLIAM T.THOMPHUW» JBPITOMU • 41LT MFII... Largest Circulation In the City I \ S AVAST SJAfflo WednfidaT Morning, Dec. 14, 1853. Oar Second Morning Edition. ^ Under our Poeteript head, on the third page, will be found each morning the Le gislative Proceedings of the previous dsj. py A good Componltor will And otemdy employment sit this Office. jy We learn from b dispaltb, recoived last night, by the Agents, Messrs. Padelford, Fay A Co., that tho steamer Alabama arrived at New York on Monday, all well, tibe wai detained by the eevore storm, which prevailed on Thursday and Friday. Fo» LiaillA.—The brig Gen. F. Pierce, arrived Inst evening from Baltimore. She will iu i days taka on board a number of colored per eons now in tkie city, principally from Tenneeeee, dee lined for Liberia. The Rev. Mr. Lain, agent of the Colouration Society, will superintend their em bark alios* savannah morning news, Wednesday, December 1853 New Ships The epl&dfd hew ship Ooosawattee, Captain Paxton, arrived from Bath, Me., last evening, eigned to Messra. Washburn, Wilder & Co. She Me magnificent vessel, and built in (he most sub etantial manner. Wo have already published a full description of her. She is owned in this city. The new ship Consul, also arrived last evening from Bath, Me. She is owned by C. F. Mills, Esq., of this city. We have not had an opperlunity to inspect her. Senator Denton’s Great Work. By the advertisement iu another column it be seou t.iat Mr. LaFaykttk Clapp, the Agent for Georgia, is at presont in this city with a view ohtaiu subscriptions to tho furtbeomiug work of Senator Hknton. Tho distinguishod character of the writer, as well as tho chapters of his history which have appeared in the papers, have created an unusual dogree of interest iu tho work, which as will be seen uy the prospectus, is to he circulated exclusively by subscription. We cannot give our readers (a better description of the "Thirty Years View," than by copying the following from the prospectus of the publishers; “ During the Inst thirty years, tlioro lias boon no important public measure iu which this active and distiuguisliod statesman has not taken an able and decisive part, and been familiar with tho influences whethor secret or public, which liavo urged for- wurd or opposed each. And now, at the docllue of a long and eventful life, he pons for future genera tions his lessons of wisdom, and presents thorn, with his exporienoo iu such a manuor, as to illustrate, with greut clearness nut! forco, the Practical WoRKINQ OK OUR NOVEL HYSTKM OF GOVERN MENT. ‘•The value of such a Work to tho publio, where all have a voice in the decision of the measures of Government, caunot be loo highly estimated. One can ecarcely run over in memory, without emotion, the long list of statesmen, and warriors, and civil ians, who, iu their public careor, have boon brought in contact with him, uud whoso actions will come to notice in theso pages ; of whom ilio author speaks iu subordination to his great design of illustrating the character of our institutions, which arn new and complex—the first of their kind, and upon the fate of which the eyes of the world are now fixed. Happi ly the sum of his experience, the result of his obser vations, through the trials which our system has passed, have convinced him of Us ezcellenu, and inspired a wish to contributo to its porinuneuce. "Tho work will be completed in two volumes, tho first of which will bo published early iu the yoar 1851, and will be brought dowu to tho closo of the adiuiuiatratioo of Geueral Jackson, aud will thus form a complete work by itself, containing about •even hundred double column, royal octavo pages, aud a superbly engraved portrait of Nonalor Ben ton. Price $*2.50.” Dentistry.—Dr. Raskv, whose advertisement will be foeud in another column, and of whose pro- fhselonal skill wo have seen the amplest testimony, $ Invites to bis apnrtmcnt at 135 Cougross-street, all those'Vho may require tho aid of a skilful and experienced dentist. All who may favor the Dr. R. in bis profession will find io him a courteous, care- fu I and able practitioner. 13P A letter from Georgetown, dated the 10th inct. says " On Thursday a small party consisting of • Mr. Bpory, Emanuel, and ono or two others went out in o boat ducking, and they iiuvo not bean heard of since. Tlietpilot boats went out yesterduy to look after them, but brought uo tidings. Great fsare are entertained for their safety. Liortnino Rods —The protection of buildings from the destructive coutact of electricity, seems, notwithstanding the many improvements that huvw been introduced and adopted in tho last few years, •till to attract the attention of both the scientific and mechanical, with advantage, not only iu the attractive properties of tho conductors but in the • inode of securing the rods to as to iusure their effectiveness. We were shown yesterday a pattern of " Otie’ Patent Insulated Lightning Conductor," (of which Mr. E. E. Lee, who may be found at the City Hotel, is the general Agent.) This arraugemeut combines what are considered |he great requisites in a lightning conductor, via.: perfect insulation and continuity of the rod, wbil» the iiumcroua’pointsby which it is surmounted "teud to prevoot violent oxplosions and cause a rapid and sileut discharge of the electric fluid.” Beside the points at the top, there .are receiving point: placed along the rod at intervals of six feet. The insulation of the rod from the building it effected a uew plan, If not principle, from any that we have before noticed; and we deem it eminently worthy the iuveatlgetion of thoae who would usure is them- selvei^f the proiectiou it doaigned, and, we thiuk, calculated to afford. Large Exports or Breadstuefs.—The export of breadstuff's from New York to foreign ports, for the month of November, was as follow*, via 410,84$ bfale. flour; 1,809,308 bushels wheat; 141,168 bushel* corn. ■Marine Disaster.—Tho brig Emily, Captain fyavla, at Charleston, on Monday ft-om N. York, re. ports, that on Friday 9th lust., 1st. 35 80, Ion. 75 30, passed a berm, brig atauding 8. painted black,with bar fore and roaintopmast hanging over the side— could not make her name out. At 9 A. M., 9th »n*t. f lat. 34 30, loo. 76 10, it blowiug a gale from the N. E. f saw a vessel pear us, bottom up, with three or four men clinging to her, lay near her for three hours with the view of Joking the men off, but the gale continuing to increase aud being thick, lost sight ot them. Saw a great many articles floating about, probably the cargo of tho vossel. Hteainer to Havnmmh iu Last!—The Matter Settled. Tho meeting of merchants last night, at the " Southern aud Western Reading Room," was suc cessful. Arrangements were mode on the spot to finish the Tennessee, end she is to be put on the line from here to Charleston and Savannah at once.— Tim Tennessee will be very (loot, and make the en tire trip from here to Savannah, stopping at Charles ton, sooner than the Palmetto now mekgs her trips to Charleston. Ono half tho capacity of the Ten- njuseo is given in " privilege M to Havatinefc freights. Inis is tho first step towards a complete line to both ports. We inode tho suggestion Iu the Times foe this arrangement, believing that on demonstra- ““ the plan would be emiueotly successful. Our 'ds la Savannah need only to encourage this ° r .» B »Uimore towards them, to have a complete and splendid line.—Baltimore Times. We are pleased to retard the fact that arrange- menu h... tie™ mid. tor the o.l.bli.hmenl of Qummuutc.tiou betwenu lln. city mod Bold, more. W. .iocorely bopo ib.ubc cutup,lu may be eotiraly oucceosful, but th „ more friend., would iu our opt„|„„, b „ ur touted Uie practicality of tb.i, enterprise hod they given u. a .hip direct between the »„ cilic. We think the editor i. voUukeo «heu he uy, the Tenncrsco will be able to make the trip from Balti more to Savannah, stopping at Chnrleston, sooner than the Palmetto can make the trip between Balti more and Charleston. We beliove the business that would grow up be Iweeu the two cities, ou the establishment of direct steam communication, would sustain n weekly line of first class ships, sharing as the/ would the travel with the New York aud Philadelphia lines. Much of this travel will be lost by the detention and incon venience which must result from touching at Charles tan. To tost the value of the passenger list from this point to Baltimore and Washington, the trip should he. made direct from port to port. We hope however, that “lL*e first step of Baltimore towards Savannafa" will be encouraged, and that even with •he disadvantage, to which we have alluded the re- It may bfi such as tyMcoursgu ( tbe projectors to 0 - * Storm Bermuda. Late accounts from Bermuda, to the 3d inat., have been received at New York. A northeast gale bad prevailed at the island for five successive days, and lathe harbor and sound, the water* were in such a turbulent state as to res. der communication between different parte of tbo colony quite bsssrdous. Upon the land, the destructive effects ofthe storm are but too visible. The yooug crop of onions, In its most tender state, has, in many places, been ruinously blighted : and the advanced crop of pota toes, both sweet aud Irieh, are completely blacken ed, and the further growth entirely chocked. The fruit crop has come in for n share of the havoc bushels of oranges, shaddocks, and grape-fruit, wanting only n few more weeks to bring tbera perfection, are lying on the ground ; and a number of banana trees, and other delicate occupants ofth orchard, are either uprooted or rudely wrung off from their stems. The yellow fever had nearly disappeared from Bermuda. The disease still exists, but in a milder form at Hamilton. ,* Sailing of the Baltic7^-U. 8. BI. steamer Baltic, failed from New York on Saturday for Liver pool, with 107 passengers,—among whom are McLane, U. 8. Minister to China. Irish Freedom.—Johu Mitchel has announced hit intention to publish n weekly nowapapor, de voted to the cause of Irish freedom. The first number is to be issued on the 31st of December and Mr. Thomas F. Meagbor is to be one of its ed tors. Tbo Mitshol Club called upon the exile on Fri. day, aud presented him with an address of welcome. Mr. Mitchel has shown bis good sense by declin ing to accept • public procession in the street* of New York, but he will attend the dinner on the 19ih inst. nr Mr. 8uule r our Minister to the Court of Spain, has, it is said, recently purchased a splendid estate near Coalition, his birth placo, in the French department of the Ariege. w* report that the wile of Professor Butler, who was murdered at Louisville by one of the Wards, had died of grief, has obtained currency. It is contradicted. She is overwhelmed with her loss, and has been at times delirious, but still auffers , This both | iMfcfor lU k: com; Si Consumption of Gas.—Many persons who do notdosire the full flow of the gas, ou account of the Increased consumption which it causes, merely check tbo flow by partially turning the stop-cock at the burner. This is not hall' so effectual for saving to turn, in the same manner, tbo stop cock at tbo meter. This shuts the gaa off at its head to such extent as will permit merely a steady flame at the burner, of such brilliancy as may be wished. Shipwreck and 'Suffering at Ska.—Tho London Shipping Gazette of Nov. 16th, contains the particulars of the loss of the California Packet, bound from Sligo for Now York, with emigrant pas- neugers. She left Rroadhaven November 3d, and *t twelve that night sprung aleak, whon about one hundred miles off the coast. Every exertion whs made to keep the ahip afloat, by throwing over the cargo, nnd even the females plied the pumps, butsho final ly settled down, and thoso ou board took to tho boats. In the long boat there wore thirty-seven per is, only six of whom wore men, without compass sail, ono blanket and two onrs; the life-boat had tWenty-two souls, and tin gig the captain, the owner, aud a part of tho crew. The latter bont wus picked up by a vessel. The others woro four days and nights on the ocean, during which time fourteen of (hum died, principally children, for want of water, there not beinga drop on board. After tlioy reached the laud, throe others died from tho privations which they had endured. The Mormon* of Salt Lake in Trouble.— The Mormons appear to have the ill-luck of getliug into trouble with thoir neighbors wherever they go. Thc>, as a last resort, wont to Salt Lake Valley, but even there they have got into difficulty with tho Green River traders. A loiter from Fort Larnmio ss>J : A company of men ordered out from the valley took several prisoners, who aro confined to hard la bor, in chains, in the vnllny—shot one mau—drove off a number of horses aud cattle into the valley— took possession of Bridger’* fort and effects, and taxed ouo person $*2000 in lieu of taking him prison- Thoso facts I huve from a Mormon, and learn thut they were done on account of sundry minde- inoauorn, and a violation of tho right of lorry priv ileges on Groon river. I do not pretend to judgo of the matter, and do not wish to prejudice the mind of auyoue, hut let tho fnets be properly or officially placed before the public. A very murderous combat took place some time ncc, near or at Bridger’s Fort. Two cooks, dis agreeing about the manner of cooking ccrtaiu meats, from severo and abusive language camo to tilowa, when one of them drew hia pistol nud shot the other in the breast, just holow the heart. The hitter loll, then rising, drew his butcher knife and stabbed his opnouent three times through tho hoart, when both fell almost immediately beside each other and died. This is rather a siugular mode of terminating a tri fling difficulty, but it is tho shortcut method in vogue in this the far West. Money Matters, Trade, dec. New York, Saturday, Dec. 10. The money market isgrowiug quietly but steudily easior, and rates have a downward tendency. Tlioro is greater readiness of negotiation of long diitoii paper, and all prime grades aro quickly sold nt ton per cent, discount, and in some instances ut uine. The (urge privato banking houses discount for their customers at seven very liberally, and the hanks aro gradually expanding. They roached their lowest point of contraction on tho 13tb November, since when they have been freely increasing their loans and discounts. The stock market shows a considerable advance for tho woek. There is morn money at the com mand of operators, but it is not beiug availed of to tar its full extent. Tito feeling of a modcruto bun) oncy prevails, limited, however, by the shadow of a possibility that something or other io the state of European affairs may give matters here a different turn, nipping the improvement in the bud. Should England be drawn iutothewar with Russia, theu, it is argued, ibia market would suffer, as the financial relations of the London aud New York market are too inti mate for oue to be disturbed without the other. In 1818, wbeu Europe was in a geueral revolu tlou, this market was flooded by continental goods of every description, and sold nt prices which ruined the trade, for that season, of the regular importer. Another geueral revolution there would be attended with the same effects ; and as tills fear has prevailed among our merchants for many mouths past, and operated strongly, combined with the effect of a stringent money market at the usual period of giving out orders for spring goods, we may reasonably suppose that moderate supplies of goods will only be forthcoming in the beginning ofthe uew year. The continued drain in England of its gold for tho contiueut and Asia, is unquestionably an omiuous feature. The contraction of business there has made money easier, hut 4 Ml percent, for discount: a high rate for the Londou market. Shu is un 'fling less of the raw material, aud is exporting is to Australia, both of which facts liavo curtailed the demand for inouey. On tho other hand, she is importing more largely than ever of fore' and flour, requiring large cash advancer, a receiving back rapidly her large investments of money in the Australian trade. Gold is being boardod on the continent to a great extent. The East India trudo requires more specie than usual and less goods, owing to the difficulties iiijCbina. War with Russia in Euglaud would be more popular than profitable, and its statesuinn are adverse to it, if it can bo avoided ; and Russia hus not credit sufficient to enter with publio success into war with Frsuce aud Euglaud united. It will, therefore, be seen that she will back out of the war with Turkey in some way, but so as to savo appearances ; and it is the policy of both France and England to plan a retreat for her with all apparent kouar. Therefore we thiuk our Waii-stroet friends who think there may be financial troublo here from a derangement of the English money market conse quent ou her being embroiled with Russia, may calm their minds, aud operate in peace and c* fidonce. Cotton ii shipped very moderately from this pi... for the aoasou, usually ua active one ; the principal sales are for home consumption, which is groator than usual at this period. The maintenance of the rates of sterling exchange facilitates the execution ofshippiug orders, as a de cline in those rates necessitates higher price* ofthe articles shipped, while a roadmens of sale offoreigu exchanges enables lower prices to be accepted. The Oric&ACoMiqujcCoNM'iRAToR*.— 1 The trial of the persous charged with being concerned iu conspiracy to assussinate Louis Napolcou was going ou at lall accounts. Tho conspiracy appears to have originated with a Frenchman, Mr. Jules Alix, the so-called inventor of the amall telegraph. He had prepared cannon of zinc plate*, covered with *~T canvas, strongly bouad with cords. After disposing of Bonaparte, his body was to he carried through Paris, barricades to be erected, the republic proclaimed, and Blanqut placed at iu head. This was ou the 5th of June. On tho 7th they were to deelsre themselves en ptrmanance, with two other secret societies composed each of about fifty er sixty wen, who would proceed to the Buis de Boulognn and to to the Hippodrome to strike tho blow. On the 7th, in effect, those men present ed theinselvos at the stations assigned them, nut the chiefs ofthe organization had omitted one trivial requirement—to give them arms. The conspirators iu the Buis de Boulogne saw Bonaparte pass, but find ing themselves totally unsupported, and having ouly three pistols to a dozen men, thoy let him pass with out making any attempt. At the Hippodrome it much the same, and at the Opera C omique the were ready but were still without weapons. The whole affair appears to have boon a crazy concoc tion by political fanatics, scarcely deserving of men- feeUug'in toillu,,lral0 ltl0 curious auto of political 1™!™'..!!°°*"°*"™*'" Io ■ rui- !“• “ >*“ -“bj.cl, in tho U. 8. Circuit Court, Bo.- to .'nrJk!” a V ,,,u ' «h»t • i>cr.on exhibiting m,,k ~ 1 "co«HdMtl.l,-or Ot!,... u '““'cum ibu. publicly to tbo injury of V third party, was guilty of a gross lilbu ror d™” '”’ m '5 lu ho bold peculiarly ll«blefor di , m.|;r. r..ul'in B from .ucb U.cb of confidence. Tin* legal con.[ruction of the term - ccor deoce with lliodefl. nillounf the word unreuby Wcbeter. rlz: "That »hieb le to bo treMed or kept in conbdence • nri rete, admitted to opeci.l couddeuce" .ml i, plainly t common oenu view of ihe metier tb.t it Memo elru,e eoy honor.bln p,,,„„ , houW their confidential leltereexcept Ibrouch lUiiurhtloxi- peee »nd uitdrerteiicc. * Death of Queen Blnrla. The Queen of Portugal, whose sudden death is roport'Nl by telegraph, waa but thirty-four veer* of r , having been born in April, 1819. She was ut tho age of Queen Victoria of England, who waa born iu May the same year. Queeu Maria II, (de Gloria) was the daughter of the Emperor Don Pedro, of Brazil, iu which coun try she wus born. On the invasion of Portugal by the French in 1808, the royal family of Portugal emigrated to Brazil, where the seat of government was established. They remained there until some time in 1881, when the disturbances in Portugal called King John and his family home. He left bis eldest son, the crown Prince Don Pedro, in charge of tho government of Brazil. After his departure, tho nrazilliuus revoltod, and ntadeau atieumt to establish independence. Don Pedro joined the Brazilians end threw off tho authority of his father, and refused to let in the troops sont from Portugal to suppress tho insurrection. In 1688 the two countries wero formally sepnrated, and Brazil became an empire with Don Pedro as Emperor. Un the death of John VI, King of Portugal, in 18-26, his sou, Don Miguel, usurped the throne, which was contested with him by Don Pedro, who claimed it for hia daughter Donne. Maria, abdica ting it for himself. A long civil contest ensued, but Don Miguel finally surrendered his pretension* to his niece, and quitted the kingdom iu 1834. Don Pedro also abdicated the Empire of Brazil in 1828, iu favor of •;?« son, the present Emperor, Don Pedro II, now 28 years of age, having been born in 1625. The mother of Queen Maria was an Aus trian princess. Tho second wife of Don Pedro, and mother of the young Emperor, was a Reauhnr- nais, daughter of the Viceroy Eugoue, aud grand daughter of the Empress Josephine. The Queen of Portugul has been iwico married.— Tho fira husband wus Augustus, Duke of Leuch- tnnhorg, Beauharnais, still nnothor member ofthe lucky familyof Renuharuuis; being graud-son of Eugono. He was married in January, 1836, and died on the 28th of the next March. Iler second husband who survives her, is Ferdinand Augurtus, one of the still more lucky fnmily of the Coburg, Duke of Ssxe-Coburg-Gotha, nephew of King Leo pold, of Bolgium, and Coutio of Queeu Victoria, as well as of Prince Albort. Tho heir of Portugal is Don Pedro, Prince Royal | = ^ L The Boston Journal of Thursday toys;— Paper of unexceptional character passes at 10 por cei.-t. without much trouble, und the money market in all its material features is decidedly more favora ble for borrowers. Modesty in a Police Ofkickk.—At tho time tho officers were searching the house of Squires, tho New Hampshire railroad robber, after his recent •cape, ho was securely hid in a straw bed, beneath feather bed, on which his wife was lying. Tho modesty of tho officers prevented them from re quiring Mrs.8quiros to n~iso,aud so they wont it way without securing their prize. A Handsome Present.—Mr. Farrell, of the firm of John Higgins A Co., of Now York, has ar rived in this city. Ho iutondn to present to Mrs. Pierce, the wife of the Prosideut of the United States, n beautiful embroidered cnmbric handker chief, of Irish niuuufacturo. The design consists of a ship in full sail, flags, and other emblems of our country's coimnorce. Iu nacb of the corners am in eagle, holding in his talons tho Amcricnn shield, lurroiiinled by clusters of stars; tho whole bordered by oak leaves and acorns,— Washington Sentinel. UKCK1PTB OF COTTON, Ac.—DEO. 13. Per Contra! Railroad—H69 bales Cotton, and Mdso, to I.ockott, Long A Co, Kaban & Whitohoad, C llartridge, K Parsons A Co, Hardwick A Cook, Boston ft Villalon- ga, Wm Duncan, Charleston 8t Bt Co, N II Tyson, U W Oarmany, W W Garrard, Rowland A Co, W Wilder A Co, Hudson, Floraing A Co, J F Hamilton, Franklin 1 Brantly, Both well A Smith, N A Hardee A Co, J 11 Burroughs k Son, J Lippman, W Waters, McMahon A Doyle.T 8 Wayne, II Weigand, and Ogden A Bunker. COMMERCIAL. AUGUSTA, DEC. 12—P. M —Corrow.—There has been a good demand to-day, and Boilers have found loss ditfioalty in effecting sales at their forntor asking prices, vlx : 11*4*9*0 for Good Middling. MAKINE INTELLIGENCE. MEMORANDA. 69* The Bark St Lawrenoe, from Musquito Keys, with Guano, bound to Ualtimoro, put into Charleston, i Monday in distress. Boston, Dot 9—Cld, sohr Eliza Warron, Rich, for Sa vannah. Belfast, Deo 1—Arr, brig Georgians, Gilchrist, from Savaunah. New llodford. Dec 8—Bid, sohr Angonette, (new) Blackwell, Darien, Ga., (and returned.) Departure or Btenmernrroin mtvauuuli. THIS DAY. Slate of Georgia, Garvin, Philadelphia, at 8 A. M. to-morrow. St. John's, Freoborn, Palatka, at 10 A. M. H'. It. Hearts, Muruues, Centrovillagh, 10 A. M. ON SATURDAY. Florida, Woodhull, for New York, at — —. M. Welaka, King, for Palatka, Ac., at IU A. M. Oregon, Moody, for Augusta, ut 4 P. M. Departure of Care ou Central Railroad. TwoPassenoer Trains Daily. Evening from—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and ar rives atr * *• *• —— ~ .. Western •tages West. Homing Train.—Loaves Savannah at 8 A. M.,and ar rives In Macon at 6)4 P. M. connecting with the Maoon and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattanooga, and with the Augusta and WuynoBboro 1 Railroad (day train) to Augusta: and (going East) with Railroad to Mllledge villa from Gordon. Steamship nnd Ntenmbont Lines. For JVeie 1 ork.—The steamships Florida, Captain Woodhull, and Augusta, Captain Lyon, leave Savannah —?y Saturday for New York; the stoamship Alaba- , Captain Sohenck, leave f ‘‘ *- •very alternate Wednesday. s at Macon at5*4 A. M., connecting with the South- tern Railroad to Oglethorpe and Columbus, aud by as tberce to Tallahassee, and othor points South tat, Captain Sohenck, leave Savannah for New York, 'ary alternate Wednesday. F\jr Philadelphia.—The steamships 8tate of Ooorgla, Captain Gar vlu, and Keystone State. Captain ilardio, leaves Savaunab every Wednesday for Philadelphia. Fur J/aoana.—Tho steamship Isabol. Captain Rollins, eaves Savannah on the 16th and 30th of each month Havana, touching at Key West aud connecting with Paoiflo Mall Steamship Company’sstoamers for Cal ifornia. t\tr Charleston.—Jht regular United States Mall steamers Gordon, Captain Brooks, Calhoun, Captain Barden, and Metamora, Captain l'ostell, leave every morning at 4o’olook, for Charleston, connecting with the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boats, and arrive every evening in Savannah at 6 o'clock, P. M. FOR FLORIDA. alatka, Black Creek, Jacfoonille, St. Harps, <tc. steam-packet Welaka. Capt. N. King, leaves every Saturday morning for tneabovo places. Thostoam-paoket Wm Gaston, Capt. Hhaw, leaves evory Tuesday morning, for the abovo placos. The steam-packet St. Johns, Capt. Froeborn, leaves evory Thursday morning, lor the above places; and •very fourth trip, goes to St Augaatino. The steam-packet David L. Adams, Capt. , leaves every Wednesday morning, for the above places. The steam-packet Planter, Capt. Wiggins, leaves evevy Wcduesday morniug, for Centrevillago, Ao. Bt Mahyh.—The steamer W. B. Mears, Capt. leaves. 8t. Marys, evory Friday morning, for tiwgi e Hill, Ao.. connecting with the Bt. Johns, tc and from 8avannnh. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITURE COVKK1NUH, io., AT WH01.ESAl.il St BE TAIL. W. U. CAKBYIi’S CURTAIN STORE 1. No. 109 Che.tout-at.. Plillndelphlu, Corner bth-st., opposite the State House. TT E has ulways iu sture a full stock of French XJL Drooatollee; Do. Satin De Lalnee; India Satin Damasks; Table A Piano Covers, Ao. Gilt Cornioos; Gilt Pins and Bands; Gimps, Fringes, Cords, Tassels, Ao. SHADES of all stylos and a Satin Damasks; French Moquotte; Plushes; Laoeand Muslin Curtains of every style and price. N.Y. Painted WINDOW prioes; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ao., aud everything complete/or Curtains ofthe newestParis styles, and at the lowest prices. Persons sending the height a frames, oan have their Curtains made and trimmed in the bost manner: see fashion Plates in August number of Godey’s Lady's Book. Steamers, Hotels, oar builders, aud dealers generally, supplied at tho lowest wholesale uriens. W. H. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer In Furnishing Goods, 169 Chesnut-st., corner fith-street, aug 9 tf Opposite tho State House, Phlia To kite Voters of the First District* Fellow-Citizens:—1 am a candidate for Justice or the Peace in your District, to fill the vaoauoy occasion ed by the death of the late Levi Hart, Esq. I humbly solicit your suffrages, aud if elected will endeavor ‘ discharge the duties to the satisfaction of the publh The election is ordered to be hold at my old office _ tbo 28th day of December instant. The Polls will be opened at 7 o'olook, A. M. und oloaod at 6 o’clock, P. M. dec 12 TIIOS. EDEN. $9- EDWARD MULLIGAN, offers himself as Can didate for Magistrate iu first Beat, and respectful]; lioite the suffrages of bis friends. td dec FOlt COUNTY OFFICES. To the Voters of Chntliani county. Fzllow-Ciiixzns:—I am a candidate for ru-oUotion to tho offioos of Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts, at tho election on the first Mouday in January next, and respectfully solicit your support, deo 1 JOHN F. GUILMARTIN. To the Voters of Chatham County. Fellow Citizens 1 am a Candidate for re-elec tion to the Offioe of Connty Treasurer, at the Election on the first Monday in January next, aud respectfully ask your support- JOHN N. LEW18. r 21 To tbo Voters of Chatham County. Fallow Citizens:—1 am a Candidate for the offii of County Treasurer at the election in January next, and rospootfully solicit vonr support. If elected, the proceeds of tho Office shall bo given to a follow Bank Officer, who has been so unfortunat. u to lose his sight. nov IU L. J. B. FAIRCHILD. Mr. Editor—Please announce Mr. MICH. FINNEY as a candidate for Sheriff of Chatham County, at the ensuing election in January next, and oblige oct24 HIS MANY FRIENDS. Me. Editor:—Please announce Mr. JOHN A. 8TA- MANY VOTER8. if 14 To the Voters of Chatham County. Fellow-Citizens:-I am a candidate for tho office of Sheriff of your county, at the election on the first Monday In Janaary, 1864, and respectfully solicit yon support. M. 8. D’LYON. of Sheriff of your County, at the election in January next, and respectfully solicit your support, oct 6 ALEXANDER THOMAS. I F YOU WANT A GOOD, DUKABLE OVERCOAT, at a low prioe, call at Pierson, lleidt Co., and ••lect for yourself from a large aosortmetit. Also, Twntd and Fancy Cassimero Badness Coats, Black and Fancy Doeskin Cass Pants, Yosts, Ac. We would cxlf the attention of those in want to our assortment of NEGRO CLOTUINO, which is the oomplete in the city. * iLUi llinu, which ib cub uiix riERSOtf, HEIDT * CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Republican Bl.m> HulUln. and I.ono Aaeorlntlon. « A r.gulxr Mooting will b« bald nt kb. City agt. Moralmr, offloe, Thlx Evening, at 7j*o'elook. gjl JOHN B. JOHNSON, fiM'y. « KENNEDY* BEACH, (Ag't. tor R.thbno. * K.naafiy, M»nnr.clnr.r«, Albany, N. Y.,) Wbol.ml. Daol.r, I, fitov.t, Bh.at Iron. Copp«r, Tin Plot., Iron Wiro, no* Honor.' Block of nil Undo; Hoi* low Wore, Tin, Jnpnnned Wnro, nnd llouao Fnrniabing Oood. gon.rnlly, nt tb. low.it N.w York prlooo, gt. Aodrow'o Hall, Cor. Broughton nnd Jofleroon*otroot« t (oppoelle Robert.. Footo * M.r.b.11,) Bovann.b, an. Fare Reduced. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA. To lonvo WEDNESDAY, Deo. 14tb, i ot 8 o’olook, A. M. Tbo now end .olondld itonmiblp J (J.rwln j. _SF, ATK OF UEOftOIA, Copt. John n i. n, n *' leave as above. WNn Fuh|* to Philadelphia, 410 For freight orpeoooge apply to 8 d,ola C. A. L. LAMAR. POR NKW-YOKK To leave on SATURDAY, Deo. 17, ot 3 o'olook, P.M. The United 8tates Mail steamship AUGUSTA, Captain Thos. Lyon, * *- apply to leave as above. For freight PA1 S ' tor passage apply to ELFORD. FAY A CO. FOR ST. THOM AN. W. 1. dec. Til E Rovai Mai l Steamship "CON- t WAY" will leave on or about the 13th ■inaL, for Bt. Thomas, touching at Nas- |sau, N. P. if sufficient Inducement of- Mail Steamship Company’s vessels with a Indies and the Spanish main, and with Havana o 18th of * *"*- ” ,r &‘ 9 tho Tarter on board, or to ANDREW IjOW A CO. Agents. FOlt DAUIKN, Brunswick, Si. Mary'i, Centerville and Trader f hill. The steamer W. B. MEAR8, Cap! . , will Isavo for tho abovo place* iMbttioD Wednesday morn’ug, the 14th inst., I’clook. For freight apply on board at the Plan ers’ wharf, or to deo 12 KINCULEY A THOMAS. UOil DF.MEKY’N FKItltY, AND ALL Intermediate Lnudinga. The well known steamer OREGON, Capt. Cromwell, will leave as abovo on Saturday Evening, tho 17th inst., at 4 o’clock. For freight or passage, apply on board or t" KINCULEY A THOMAS, Agts. P. 8.—All freights under one dollar, must bejpaid o the wharf. t 12 Picolala, and Middlcburg, (Black Creek.) AND ST. AUGUSTINE. The new and superior steam packet 8T. JOHN’S, Capt. James Freeborn, will leave for the above plaooa on THURSDAY MORNINO, 16th lust, and oontinu* to loave ovory Thursday. This boat has been bu"t ex pressly for tho trade, and hat large and airy State ltoom accommodation for pasiongors. For freight or passago apply on board at tho Florida Steam racket wharf near the Gas Works, or to CLAOUOFN A CUNNINGHAM, Agents. «9-Tke ST. JOHN’S will make her next trip to 8t, Augustine on Thnrsday, the 15th December. deo 9 FOlt TKADKKHHILL—Nt. Mary’e river The steamer W. B. MEARS, Capt. Marinis, will leave Bt. Mary's every Friday Morniug for Tradert-UUl and the intermediate Landings, connecting with the steam- 8t. John’s to and from Savannah. For freight or further information apply to JOHN BE8 . w 43*All freight payable by shippora. ESSENT, Ag’t., St. Marya. 2m For Palntka, East Florida, Vta Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, Jacksonville, Picolataand Middlcburg (Black Creek), Cur rying the U. S. Mali. trmsa „ The ateamer WM. GA8TON, Capt. ^Tt.nn... £, ghaw, will leave for toe •■■■■■■HHfcai'ove placet onTueiday Morning, tho 13thDeo. at 10 o'clock, and will oontinne to leave every Tueaday. For freight or paaaago, having handsome accommoda tions, apply on board at tho Florida Steampaoket wharf, near the Gas Works, or to : 8 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, Agte. STEAMSHIP ISABEL. FOR KEY-WENT AND HAVANA. To leave on Tkureduy, 15th December. The (J. S. Mail Steamship ISABEL, Wm. Rollirs, Commander, will regularly leave this port on the lat and 15th of each month. For paaaage only apply to deo 3 COHENS A HERTZ. OPPOSITION LINK. For Pnlntkn, FI. and Intermediate Plnceit Leavet every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The regular ateam-paoket WELAKA, Cant. N. King, will loave aa above. For freight engagements or passage, apply i board, or to 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. N. B.—The Fare to Brunawtok la reduced to $4. oot IS FOR NEW YORK-Union Line. The regular paoket sohr. CATARACT, Rioe master, will have quiok dispatch for tho above ■SMfcporL For freight or paaaage, apply to 3 14 OGDEN A BUNKER. t ATTKE, Thoa. Paxton master, deo 14 Bdlate dispatch. shin C< will ha' i. For freight or passage, apply to WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. t^ir goods, landing Tuis Day at Harris' wharf. All goods remaining on the wharf after oua-aet, will be stored at risk and expense of owners, deo 14 OGDEN A BUNKER. OOUKC1IEE PLANK ROAD. 1 3HE Hoard of DiroctorM have declared a Dividend of Four Dollars per share on the general stock of the Cl mpany for the past six months, payable on do' maud at the offioe of Mr. Franoia Sorrel, deo 14 4 EDW. C. ANDERSON. President. SENATOR BENTON’* GREAT WORK. THIRTY YEARS' VIEW; /^VR a History of the Working of tho American \ / Government for Thirty Yoars from 1820 to i860, chiefly taken from the Cougress Debates, tho private papors of Qenoral Jackson, and the Speeches of Ex- Senator Benton, with hia aotnal view of men and affairs; with Historical Notea and Illustrations, and some notices of eminent deooasod eotompnrarios. Fub- Ushedby D. Aj * ~ * deo 14 kppleton ACrt.. Now York, and fa Exclusively by Subscription. L. F. CLAPP, Ag’t for l Georgia- DU. J. It ASK Y, SURGEON DENTIST, Would respeotfully announee to the Ladies and Gen tlemen of Savannah, and the surrounding country, that he has ononed an offioe at 135 Congress-atreet, over Col. S. 8. Sibley's Book Store, for the purpose of practising his Profession, where he will be happy to reoeire those who may favor him with a call. Particular attention will bo given to the Preservation of the natural Teeth, and Artificial Work put up in a superior style. Dr. R. has an improvement upon hard-filling for muehdeoay- ed and sonsitlvo Teeth. Also, a remedy for destroying nerves without pain, and many other valuable improve ments pertaining to tho Dental Art. Terms reasona ble. deo 14 Lightning Rods. T HE Siihscrihor, geueral agent for G. W. Oti Patent Insulated Lightning Conductor, is pre pared to furnish the rod and put it on baildinga for those that tnay want this celebrated Rod £has superseded all others wherever it has been Introduced in the New Euglaud and New York 8tates, the saleot tills Bod has • . nootatlon of tho proprietors. Tho Rod is, first, that it ia perfectly every six feet and fastened to tho building far superseded the peculiarities of this insulated tTery six !. ___ w properly without any connexion of any metalio sub stance, (liko other Reds) thereby prevonting the elec tric fluid from leaving tno Rod and entering the bnild- iug. The points are covered with gold, put on with a battery and will not corrode. Models ana certificates from the most scientific men in New England and New York oan be seen by applying to T2. E. LEE, City Hotel. N. B.—Local Agents wantod for eveiyr county in the deo 14 E. E. L. Fresh Arrivals of Singing Birds, Per steamship Germania, from Bremen. Em©© of tho best Singing kind; also, a groat variety of other foreign BIRDS from tho mountains of Europe. Intending to go to Cuba by the steamer to-roorrow, 1 hope amateurs of Birds will give mo a call TUIS DAY at the Marshall llouao. dec 14 l* HERMANN MULLER. BICE DULLS. r PHE undesigned invitea the attention of thoso I who may wish to have tho means of getting thsir Rice ready for market within themselves, particularly where steam or water power is on the place. These Mills can be built to clean from 1000 lbs. to any required nt work will compare with the best _ le of its work can be seen at this office. Forpar- •rply »t the Phoenix Iron Works, Charleston, arolina. [dool4-2*l P. McKINLAY. South Carol! STRICTLY PRIME RITTER. T ANDING per a ter., it or and in atore—3 Dairies 2 superior quality Goehon Rutter, solected exp; ly for rotail. also— 25 firkins good Butter, whioh will bo sold at 26 cents per pound, awd 15 tiirkins low priced, for sale at DICKSON'S, Family Grocory, Barnard-s deo 14 2 near the Market. HKRVANTS TO nillK. FIRflT-RATE Cook and- two waiting men.— Apply at this office. -tn. lire*— 80 bbts Hiram Smith's and Genessee Floor, 40 half do do do* 2) bbls prime Leaf Lard, 50 kegs do do do, 50 boxes new Bunch Raisins, 80 do Beadel's A Colgate's Pearl Starch, 26 do assorted Candy. CO bbls Butter, Sugar and Soda Crackers, 39 boxes Treadwell’s Soda Biscuit, 10) do New Scaled Herrings, 60 barrels W I Molasios, 50 do 8u| 500 Reams 30 Doteal 300 boxes No 1 Pale and family Soap. 80 do tw audHeBcadeH'spatent Tallo 100 barrels E Phelp's and Rom Gin, Sugar House Syrnp, is Wrapping Paper, ai a Painted Buckets, assorted, 40 bbds prime Booon Sides, 60 bbls Rectified N O Whisky. Landing and for salo br deo 1 laic by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. B UTTKR AND CI1KKMK.— 30 kegs seteo'od Goshen Butter, 1'20 boxes White and Colored Cheeso. Received per steamer, and for sale by dec 14 SCRANTON, JOHN8TON «! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, ATHENMJM. Wednesday Evening, Dee* 14, 1803* Mr. A Mrs. W. H. CRISP* will appear in tho play of the TO BE IIAD AT rpHE Subscribers havo on hand a very I desirable stock of Dry Goods of every s . they pledge themselves to sell at least 10 per cent cheap er than the cheapest. A call Is most respr-^*-"— Halted when we will guarantee to snit the tidlous—for instance, Lnplu'e French Merizoe of light and dark i $1 37 oents, worth fl 75 per yard; Lupin’s 1 baaines. extraordinary low; enzlish Merhx worth fl per yard; Double wiath black a ean; M< tiful pa 10 hhds choice Bt Oroix Sugar, 16 do fair New Orleans ao, ») bbls 8taart’a A Band C Clarified do, flu do Crushed aud Powdered do, 10 boxes Loaf do. Landing and fox sale br flee If SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO,J ery cheap; ] nd 62 cents. tn 12>£ to i ; Plain Di 8ILK8. Blaok Silks, from 75 eents to A2 per yard j ored Silks, very low: Rien light colored Chameleon ■uarueunr*. r lureucu*, oatioe, niDDOm, i vet Trimmings, Ao. LINEN GOODS* i mow i.inon; uiruuyo enu Hooton Diaper Toweling; Russia Diaper, at $1 per piece, worth $1 50, and finer I ualitiee l.lnen Lawn, Linen Cambric, Linen Cambric landkorohiefs, from 10 oents to 42 apieoo. FLANNKL8, dec. Heavy bleached and unbleached Canton 8nperior Welch Flannels; do Saxony do; do do Silk do; do colored do. for ladies' and children’ Saeks; do Plaid Linseys, all wool, at25oents; All Wool Red anp White Flannol, at 25 oents. WHITE GOODS, dec. Cambric, Jaronot, Swiss. Mull. Book and Nalnsoo! Muslins; Victoria and Bishop Lawna; Embroiders Swiss Muslin Dresses, for parties; Swiss and Cambri Inlertings and Edgings; N W Cuffs, Collars, Sleeve: Chemisettes, Waists, Robes, Embroidered Uandker chlofs, Swiss and Cambric Bands, Ac. DOMK8TIC' GOODS. Calicoes, unbleached 8hirtings and Sheetings, Ging hams, Kentucky Jeans, Satinetu. Cassimeres, Tweeds Cloths, Lindseys, Denimns, Drills, Cheeks, Ticks 8tripes, Blankets from $1 50 per pair to the finest French Rud Blankets, at $12, Kersoys, Hie' ~ nituro Prints, Ao. SHAWLS* above Woolen Goods wore purchased last year when Goods wero low and will bo sold accordingly. Hosiery in every variety, and iu prices and i uouoie xux, uoau liags. Soaps, ] and Tooth Brashes, &o., Ac., at J. U. COHEN & CO. A' Hi NKW HOOKS BY JOHN M. COOPE , DKUZUnER Mill. PjMto i by William Forsyth, M A-in 2 vols. The• Priest end the UvguemA or Persecution in i Age of Louis XV., from the Fronch ol L. Bungen author of "The rreaoher aud tho King," Ae-in 2 v< Memoirs ofJohnAbcrnethy.FR 8, with a view ouVain 11 ^ It’cV 1 Q8> ftnd c ”* r * otor# » George A Liberia, or Mr. Peyton’s Experiments: edited rles of Sketches: by Joseph O. Baldwin. Hot Corn-Life scenes in New York Illustrated, eluding the story of Little Kuty, MadaUna, Wild AI gie, Ac.; by Solon Robinson. The Hearth 8tone—thoughts upon Home Lifo in °*V2f * V Samuel Osgood, author of "God with M: Why I am a Tomperance Man—a series of letter: a Irioud, together with Ta’os and Sketches of Real Lifo, and Uoarth Stone Rovories; by Tliurlow W. by T. 8. Arthur. The Twin Brothers, or the Gang; by Edwin F. Roberts. sion by the Rom ngla e Au( Little Ferns for Fanny’s Little Friends; by the thor of "lorn Leaves"—Illustrated. O AY. ing from sohr Cataract, and for sale b; w •olo bj[lioo U) DAV1DR, HERTZ. H AY.—300 batu.[iritne Ko.tnru llaj ■loo H DAVID B. wuiiu, lor MLLQN. , for sale by O ATS.—5UU IiunIicImprime Seed feed Oats, for sale by [dec 14J DA VI DR. DILLON. TO KENT. 'IMIE Counting Room, lately o< deo u BrJf,oa * ^rpiy to piod by Starke W. W. STARKE. ;niOKEDTONHUES& UEEF-Juit i b DOZ.assorted Cordial Auisett, Noyeau, Pa fait, Amour, Rose, Curraooa,for salo by dec 14 * * A. BON AUD. Butter mid Huger CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. UTTEK «& CHEESE—’20 krg< _ Butter; 25 boxes English Dairy Chei_ , _ . oiee Goshen do, landing per ateamer Florida and for sale by [deol4J CLAOUOBN A CUNNINGHAM. B :boi< W' Do Claret, do; do Old Irish Whisky, In cases ] uusen each; do Port Wine do; do Port in bond in wood do Sherry do; Saaterne in eases of 1 doxen each. Foi sale by [deo 14J MINIS A FLORANCE. 4 111 Aff Uq TO niKB. A COMPETENT Blacksmith. For further in formation, apply at this office.tf A g j stock. lor particulars inquire at the Store. 4 N O 0 1*3 TO KENT. N Office, on Liberty-square, tor's Cffico. Apply to WM. WRIGHT. 4 COh elS PP WANTED TO HIKE. WANTED. WHITE WOMAN todogenoral Inquire at Rice'* Candy Factory. LOST. O N Saturday last, betwenu 10 and 11 o M., a Check on Central Railroad Ban fiy City Treasurer iu favor of F. O’Carl, or b 141, for $260. All persons are oautioued again for said check, as payment has been stopped. NEW BOOKO. RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER A CO 1 'HK BOOK OF NATURE; An elementary in- traduction to the Sciences of Physio, Astronomy, emistry, Mineralogy, Geology, Botany, Thy Biology— By Friedrich Sohocdlur, Ph D—First Amerioan Edi tion, illustrated by sovon hundred engravings. Twenty-five Village) Sermons—By Charles Kingsley, jr., author of Alton i.ooke. The Life of George Fox; with Dissertations on hit views oouceraing tbo Doetrines, Testimonies and Dis cipline of the Christian Churoli—By Samuel M. Jan- noy. author of the Life of William Penn. The Obstetric Catechism, containing two thousand VOU SALE. QQ Shares Control Ruilroud Stock. Apply I OO dec 13 WM. WRIOL for sale by ROBT. HABERSHAM A SON. s 'lOD LIVER OIL IN BULK.—Just i Ply of fresh refin«d Cod Liver Oil, at 4 SI .& CAN COMPOUND, just reoeived at the APOTHECARIES’IIALL. T UJUIIK PASTE AND GUM DKOP8.- g UJ sy, UM AND PUW’I) OPIUM—Letliu.... Aqua Ammonia, Salt Petra, Liqaorice, Catnip ''-•nphor, black Cohosh,etc., etc., fres’ the Apothecaries’ Hall. WANTED TO HIKE. COLORED COACHMAN, to go in the enun ROBT. HABERSHAM A SON. 4 COLI ..7'- cost for oath only. They also offer their Storo for rent until tho first of November COHEN A TARVER. A CARD- nnilE undersigned having some leisure hours, I would bo happy to devoto them to the instruction ofa few advanced pupils on the Organ or Tiano Forte Application can be mode at Mr. U. B. Mitchell’* Music Q. A. ON08PEL1U8, » „ OraanUt of Christchurch. RzrsMTO-The Rt. Rev. Bishop Elliott, Wm. Noyle Habersham, Esq., Geo. A. Gordon, Esq., B. W. Foadiok Eoq., Q. A. Cuylor, Esq., Robt. Maokay, Esq. lm deolS a; WANTED. MEAT AND PASTIIY COOK, for which lib.- rol..... will bo given—oithor white or colore A good Ilwtlor. Apply ot thl. offiov. tf doe I] JIO.IIK DIANUFACTOBY OF SADDLES. BRIDLES If HARMESS, 183 C'oDgreea.Htrcet, Savannah. — The Subscribers manufacture and keep constant!) on hand, largo aud varied stock of DLES, BRIDLE8 and UAR- r 88. and make to order every description of artloles it..:.n— —• - •—aeee?t> Whips, Ae. Persona (Toelrans of supplying themselres) will do well to ecu at our establishment. All articles •old by os are warranted for material and workman ship. H. W. HOLLISTER, D. MALLEI T. 183 I NESS, and tr CRYSTAL PALACE. A SPLENDID RAFFLE—(0 prizes and oily 100 - jLJL chance», at $2 a Chauoe. 8 magnificent pair of OirPaintinge and 87 other beautiful Prises. A few more Chanoee left to be taken. The Raffle will take place on the Evening of Friday next, 16th lnet,, at 7 o dock. There area few ohanoea taken and not paid for. My friends are requested to eome up previous to the Raffling or their chances will be sold, ae they are in great demand. 40 Prises and only 1U0 chances at the low priee of $2 a ohanoc. deo 12 J.M. HAYWOOD. QBGAKS—SEGA US—Just received 5,000 u O »Noriega. (10,000 L* Tortuna Media Regalia) 6.003 8 La Redons; 10^000 Consolaoion, also,a finelotofChew ing Tobacco, via: 90 boxes Pride of Virginia, 10 boxes Rook Candy, alio, Anderson’*, Goodwin’s and Lillen- * thal's Tin foil Canisters and paper fino out do. (also , Smoking Tobacco of all kinds) also 6 Gross English • Long Pipes, for ealo at p. JACOB’S, deo 12 No 29 Bull-st.—sign ot Big Indian. i 01IAWLM—HHAWLM -A oplondiil lot of “ C9 lougond oqooro Blonk.t8b.wIi fultoblo for the . 000.00, at KEMPTON * VEH8TILI.E S, deo 12 Waring*’ Range. 11 AMS—GuOKolakou’a prime new Ham, lauding JQ this dey per echr Woodbridge, from Baltimore, - and for sale oa the wharf. Apply to * deo 12 OGDEN A BUNKER. . UBS—Buckets, Broad Trays, Wash Boards, 1 Cocoa Dippers, Rolling Pins and Pastry Boards, for sale by Ldeol2| J.P. COLLINS.. 1 JELLS—Combination, Pressure, Brass aud 13 White Metal Toa Bells,in great varlety.for sale • by |d*«131 J. P. COLLINS. r Qj | TONS prime Peruvian Uuano, lor sale to nr- rive. Apply to I dec 12 OGDEN A BUNKER. !/■ ID GLOVES—A splendid assortment ol La- XV dies' and Gents' blaok, colored Kid Gloves, just received at KEMPTON A VERSTILLE’S, deo 12 Waring#’ Range. ItUABM CANDLESTICKS—Ovul, Kouuil XJ> ooi Bijoor. Potteroo. Orou Curtain rino, Itollor . Ends, Rack l’ullios, Jamb Hooks, Sorew and Drive Hooks, fo r sale by F. W. CORNWELL, deo 12 102 Bryan-st. 1JACON*—50 hhds. prime bright Bacon Bides; X) 20 do Shoulders. Fir sale by deo 12 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. i IJKt’TIFlKD WHISKY.—50 bbls. Recti XL fled Whisky. For sale by doo 12 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. 4 lOFFKE.—400 hag* prime (Irncu Rio Coflue ; ■ 100 do fair do; 40 do Old Government Java do; 50 do Laguyra do; 60 do Maraoaibo do. For sale by doo 12 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. 13 YE FLUUR.—10 half barrels Ryo Flour, X-V landing and for sale by deo 12 CLAGHORN Hi CUNNINGHAM. |X AY.—200 bales prime Eastern Huy. For sale XI by CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. <nroi2 O KKD OATH.—800 bags heavy Maryland Seed O Oats, landing und for sale by deo 12 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. I IME.—For sale very low to close consignmont, Xj by (doo 12] MINIS A FLORANCE. / \ ATS.—Prime Maryland Oats, landing ami for sale by [doo 12) MINI8 & FLORANCE. Vj E W CHEAP UOUUM Ill.nknU, Red und X v White Flannels, real WtUh Flannels. Canton Flannols. For sale at greatly reduced prices, by doo 12 McCOSKER A TREANOR. REMOVAL. Y1T J- HUNT, respectfully announces to Ilia Pa- ▼ T • trons, that he has removed to the Barber Shop occupied by J. U. McArthy, No. 128 Bryan-st. deo 10 6 IJAUON HIDES AND SHOULDERS.— 13 15 oaskeohoico 8idos; 25 do Shoulders. For sale by | nov 21] 6I0MAIION A DOYLE. IJACON SHOULDERS—10 cu.ks prime X3 Bacon Shoulders, landing and for sale by nov 30 BRIGUAM, KELLY A CO. Notice. T^INCHLEY & THOMAS have reniovod their XY, Office from No. 7J Uay-stroet, to the offico on theunion Steamboat Co. wharf. nov 17 1 1ME TO ARRIVE—1000 barrels Lime, cur- Xj (to of sohr E. J. Talbot, for sale to arrive by nov 30 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. VkTOVKN STEEL CIGAR CASKS.—An- Tf other supply of those beautiful Woven Steel Cigar Cases, an entire new artiole, together with a good assortment of Fortmonais, Card Cases, Ao. Just re ceived by [nov 30) GEO. 8. NICHOLS. FRENCH CHOCOLATE—Received por I? steamer, perfectly fresh and of a superior quali ty, for sale low at [dcul] BERLIN A NATHANS. XT EAT , H FOOT Ol L—5 barrels tor ante by ll JOHN B. MOORE A CO., doo 1 Gibbons' Buildings. f't OS HEN BUTTER de CHEESE—Ton VJT Firkins of choico Goshen Butter and 50 boxes o Cheese, received per stoamer and for tale low by d«o 1 WILLIAMS A HUMPHRIES. 13UTTER—BUTTER—Just rec’d a primolot J) of Goshen Butter, whioh wo offer at 25 oents por pound. BERLIN A NATHANS, dec 1 Under 8t. Andrew's Hall. U AY—118 bales prime Eastern Huy, lauding per XI brig Montioollo, for sale by deo5 BRIGHAM, KELLY A GO. 130TATOKS—5U bbls. Potatoes, landing per X brig Monticcllo, for aale by deo 6 BRIG 11 AM, KELLY A CO. | )AMT1L,L,KH DK PARIS—For Iho ullevla- 1 tion and cure of Brcoohltta and other Diicoiua of tho Throat. Forralehj JOHN D. MOOR : * CO. dec i Gibbon'! Bulldlogo. / \ ATS—Landing aud for suln by V3 nov 24 MINIS A FLORANCE. l^ANCY GOODS—A large lot of Fancy Toilet JP Bottles and Powder Boxes. Hair Brushes nnd Toilot Combs of superior quality, just opened by nov 29 JA8. II. CARTER A CO. IX JKD ASH COAL*—100 tone broken and XV screened Red Ash Coal, Janding from eohooner Narrsgansett and for sale by deo T CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. OMOKKD TONGUES AND SALMON.— kj Just reoeived, a fine lot of large Smoked Tongues and fat Salmon, at BERLIN ft NATHAN’S. |J ONKY HOA1*—F. 8. Cleaver's celsbraied XX nonev Soap, an excellent artl<ile for chapped hands, for sale by |nov30] J. B. MOOItE A CO. XTEEDLE WORKED SLEEVES,Collars, lx Emb'd Udkfs and Bands, Irish Linens, Table Damask, Bird's Eye Dianor, Flannels, English Long Cloth, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Ao., just reo'd per steamer Florida, for sulo low by nev 30 DnWITT A MOROAN. T A DIES’ DRESS GOODS.—A large vari- XJ otj selling at reduced prices, by nov 26 DzWITj A MORGAN. 4 TAMFHINE—A fresh supply just rreeivud nud \J for sale by [novSO] JOHN B. MOORE A CO. T> RU 8H E H.—Fancy and Common Hearth, (3 Blind, Furniture, Dusting, Whitewash, Sorub- brag, Horse and Shoe Brushes. For sale by nov 29 MOR8E A NICHOLS. 13 OVAL HATH BLANKETS—1 cuso su XV per Bed Blankets, eatra site and quality, just reo’d and for sole by nov 21 NEVITT, LAT IIROP A STEBBINS. V A DIES’ RIDING HATS—Some very X J handsome stylos of Ladles’ Riding Hats, can be found at the Hat and Cap Store of nov 22 N. K. BARNUM A CO. |3HELP’S GIN—50 bbls. Phelp’s Gin, laud XT ing from sohr Marla Pike, for salo by nov 19 C011EN8 A HERTZ. / IOFFKK AND TEA.—300 sacks Rio Coffee, V J 120 Lagasyra do, 75 do Old Java do, 150 half-chosts Black Tea, 100 Caddies Hyson do. For sale by ■nov 21 MoMAUON A DOYLE. 1)AI’£K, FooUcitp, Letter, dkc.—lu storo X over 1000 Reams, the kinds and qualities mostly used, are received directly from the Mill, and sold in lots of 10 or 20 reams for cash r.t 21111 prioes. ENVELOPES-Over 200,000 constantly on hand, some as low as $1 por thousand. NOTE EN VELOPES, NOTE PAPER and CARDS— A very extensive assortment, some very beautiful for Waddings, Soirees, Ao. nov 10 JOHN AI. COOPER A CO. /'IOLLKTON BITTERS*—A purely vugeta- bio preparation and sovereign remedy for the Dyspepsia, for salo by JOHN B. MOORE, nov 23 Gibbon’s Building. { 1 UN»—Double and Hingis Barrel Guns, Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches, Metal Pocket Flasks, Hunting Knives with a Fork and Spoon attached, for •ale by F. W. CORNWELL, nov 30 102 Bryan-st. J hIPIl.ATOUY l-OWDEIt—For minor- J7 ing luperfluouii hair, ooupply just roooivotl by nor 20 JA9.ll. CARTER A CO. / IO.>11*0UND I’AHTK—A fro.li oupply un \j baud, a sure remedy for a certain disease, Also, Hoffman’s Specific and Dr. Dennis’ Sarsaparilla ami Copaiva Mixture, Thorn’s Extract of Sarsaparilla, &e., found at JA8. U. CARTER A CO., nov 29 Broughton-street. f ONDON DOCK FORT.—Just received, u Xj fresh supply of Qonuine Old Port, which we offer forsale on moaerato terms, by the case or single bottle, nov 29 BERLIN A NATHANS. /ANIONS*—50bbls Onions, landing from schr. \ / Manhasset, at Anderson's upcor wharf, and fox •ale by l nov 29) ROWLAND A CO. I k BASKETS Marsnillus Oils, 15 do Bordeaux It/ do. Just received and for sale by A. BON AUD, YTAltNISUKS—Coach, Copal, Japan, Black V and Iron Varnishes, just received a fresh supply by JAB. U. CARTER A CO., n0T 29 Broughton-street. O EGAItS—SEGARS—Just received, 10,090 p La Catodrcl, 1U.OOO La Delirantc, 10,1)00 La Flori da, for sale at p. j aCOBB, nov 23. No, 29 Bull stroot, sign of Big Indian I^LANNKLS.—While hd<1 Colored Flannel*— X assorted qualities. For salo by nov 21 HENRY LATHROP A CO. A/T BURNING GOODS*—Black Bombazines, i.vX Canton Cloths, Alpaoas, Tammine Cloth, Mas- liu DeLaines, Ac. For sale by nov 21 HENRY LATHROP A CO. /IOAL.—215 tons Whitehaven Coal, per brig V/ Planter. For sale by deo 1 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. f|^EA KETTLES.—Tin and China Lined Iron X Tea Kettles, a vory nice article, tost reoeived by nov 29 MOR8E A NICHOLS. TjlRKHH GROUND COFFEE EVERY X? DAY.—Families end Boarding-House Keepers in want of pnro and freshly Ground Coffee can procure the same at any moment, by oalling at the store of BERLIN A NATHANS, nov 29 under St. Andrew's Hall. U KAVY A1AU Y L.ANU OATH.—mill) bu.b- XI el* in bags, landing from sohr Satilla, for salo by nov23 ROBT. HABERSHAM fie SON. 1 >LACK SILKS*—Plum and Figured Black X5 8ilk»-a full assortment. For sale by nov 91 HENRY LATHROP A CO. I}KKAD—50 tibia. Navjr Hrnad | 33 do Filol do. XJ londiil, from oobr roenbontu. and for rale by norSU OI.4GIIORN t CUNNINGHAM. MANTILLAS.—Black and Colored n» j! “ Iu *° d A YKH>8 CIlKltKY 1-KCTOKAL A fresh supply just race!vod at nov oorner Broughton and Bar^rd-?frest*. OUPKKIoli HI.’K ( lull, Frock and him COATS—A fresh supply iust reoeived, for ulo U. by vvM. ri. SyMONS, 1 no»2J. Groper »nd Tulor, 17 Whiuk.r-.t. / 1UBA AIOL.AHHKH—!IUU bbdo Cuba Uo- vy looiw; JOtiorocdo do.oBtboirbnrf, fur.olo by i »T U COUSHS * I1EBTS. HAILROAD^IRcns sWaKSiszafeiaS kJ of performers from the Enropcaa nnd Autcrin irh'blt '*"** •**"* by 0 trov.llog On Monday, December 12th. 1H3T O" 4GT* Admission 50 eenu-Chlldran half price. Among the dlstiagalohed artiste are the follow!*- LE JEUNJE BURTE. the boy horo, eoafessodlv tH* OLUBME. the fimoo. SZZZZ “ 0M ' form.ro, Io thooo three oiciling f.Mo P of thTnifS!' wit, with hi. bellet and pootomlme trooo Dr&f 1 Ohwl'^S"' “ “1 Mottro. Jo^j JSStejSSSSP”* HMd “ d 8lri "« The etod of trained triok and manago htra« *>. mort b.ootlful and obedient that h... evirbS,,**" “J” tbU jountry. JAM£6 QRAHAM^Agiot." ROBINSON & ELDRED W ILL in a few days, exhibit thoir celehrni*,i combined MENAGERIE ANDOianilSi mi. eity, together with all the ND CIBCU8 ln Great Hippodromio Feats. he Now York tnd Pari. Hippodrome, .man. .M.a will bo tho woodorful oolontlOo aohlonmon of *5,^ walking upon o perfectly emootb .oiling with hie FKHT UFPBUMOMT, dt HEAD DOWN PERFORMED BY MB. O. N. ELDRED ’ LA I’EROIIK, BY MES8HB. LA ROUX AND KINO. ThU extraordinary porforminoe ha. eaelted nnlrer- «* $njsasst^ MASTER JAMES R0BIN80N, And an additional Met of popnlor ..““m wflST: Company, and will appear In tho-varlono oaoroieoe ^ THE BAND io directed by tho celebrated JOS. NOSUER, whioh 1. n sufficient guarantee for its merit. 8 & Splendid Collection of Wild Animals, in addition to the obore attraction!, offer o rich bill of ontoraalnmont T. U. TIDMAR8U. Agent. ’ Wholesale and Retoil Uonfeetionerv AT J. DICKSON A co.’g THE VERITABLE HEAD QUARTERS OF OLD SANTA CLAUS. 14U Broughton Street — Snvununlt. J AMES DICKHON Se CO. bog to nnntunceio their friends and the public that they have pre pared for the season a large and varied stock of puro and choice Confectionery, warranted free from the •lightest adulteration, and respectfully invite an early inspection. They take pleasure in intimating that their arrangements are such as to ensure a daily manufac ture of fresh Confectionery ; and their long experience in the business enables thorn to got up Candies and oth er articles of tho first quality, rich in color, and of tbo most agreeable flavor. They aro now manufacturing an assortment of com mon Candies and other Coufoctlonory, whioh they will ■ell as cheap as any in the United Slates. The attention or country merohants it requested to their general and ample stook, as they will find every article suitable for their trade on very favorable t-rrns. J. D. A CO. would be ploased to roceivo a visit From tho Ladies, to examine their stock of FANCY ARTICLES. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY of various descriptions, put up in Fuuoy|Boxes suitable for the Holidays, much superior in stylo to any hitherto offered. NKW TOYS! NKW TOYS!! Just received, a beautiful assortment of TOY8of tho nowost fashion—a decided attraction for young pooplo. FIRE WORKS. A new stook of superior FIRE WORKS, direct from the manufacturers, not to be equalled in this city. They keen xlxo on hand the various descriptions of Cordials and 8yrups, Currants, Almonds, Raisins, Figs, Pruues, Fruits in Syrups and Brandy. Jellies, Ao., Ac. Country orders will be carefully executed and properly paoked. N B -ORNAMENTAL CONFECTIONERY, such as Pyramids, Boskets, Fanoy Figures of the newest style. Ao., made to order. tl jan dec 0 Candies at Wholesale. A T T. C. RICE’S Candy Factory muy be found lx. an extensive assortment of common and French Candies at New York prioes Thero oan be no longer mate, and to remain dry and retain their brilliancy of coloring for a twelvemonth. Touohingthe retail de partment of the trade it may bo well to state that ae we are oontinually making candy at the rate of 100 Iba. per hour. Fresh and even hot candy may be obtained at> any hour in the day, of a quality, for purity of materi al, brilliancy of ooloring and delieaoy of flavoring un surpassed. We would also add, aa the recent oecer- reaoeof death in Boston, from eating painted candies, has shocked the nerves of all and awakened foar in the minds of many, with regard to all oolored candies, that no oolors are used in or about this establishment, ex- oept cochineal and saffron, with the inoffensive proper ties of which all are acquainted. At Rioe’s also may be found hie celebrated Wild Cherry Cough Candy, the efficacy of which is too well . known to require comment. Those dollar Boxes of as sorted candy, and the largest assortment of fancy paper works, boxes, Ac., avor offered in this city, the last of whioh will appear in due time for Christmas. tC dec8 A WAITER WANTED. K A WHITE or Colored Waiter competent in the iV bu.ineas, will obtain a permanent situation and >od wages by applying at J. C. Dnuham’e Boarding ouse. Court House square.tf deo 8 A LI* persons nro cautioned against going > X\. board the ateamer Oglethorpe without permis sion, as tb-**- *-— *■ ‘ - v ** --*■ thofta have been committed on boarl said boat, and the utmost rigor of the law will be visited on a'l offenders. (dtc8-6j CHARLES TERRY* Agt. PLANTATION HATS. MB Glased and Japonued Hats, a superior article for Plantation use: also, a large stook of Wool ^^•Hate and Caps for Negro wear, at the Hat and Capstore N. K. BARNUM A CO., dec 7 176 Bronghton-st, op 8t Andrew's Hall. Fire Works, Fire Works. TUST recoived, and on hnnd, 100 boxes superior •I No. 1 Fire Crackers. Also, a fulLassortmont of Fire Works of every dexoriptlou, whioh will be sold low at Wholesale and Hotall, by OEO. ALEXANDER, At the Fire Work Depot, oorner Bull and Congross- streete, Monument Square. deo7 Cranberries; also, Prunes, Raisins,Citron, Ao, for sale at ALEXANDER’S, dec 7 Cor Boll and Congreaa-«t, Monnment-sq. T) KO’I) per into Arrival*—10 bbls Cutial XV Flour; 10 do Baltimore do: 5 do Self-Raizing do: 5do and 60 bags fresh now Buokwheat; also, a full supply fresh Groceries. Wine*, Liquors, Cordials, Sooton Ale, London Porter, do, for sal*> for cash at ALEXANDER’S, deo 7 Cor Pull aud Congress-st, Monumont-sq. J UST RECEIVED PER STEAMER— sugar Bisouitc, Soda do, Sponge do, Water Crack ers, Pilot Breed, Fire Crackers, 40 paok boxes, Canton. A fresh supply and fur sale by W. D. FORD, dec 7 BAGS .Shut, sasoriml aizos, per chip couth- f U port, in store and for sale by dec 7 E. O’BYRNE: Raisins; 60 packages Buokwheat Flour. Reoeived pet steamer and for sale by ' " SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. A LE—ALB—ALE.—50 bbls Albany Ale, xY landing from the ship Southport, for sale at tho Albany Ale Depot, by dec 7 W. M. DAViDSON. S COTCH WHISKY.—3 puucheous fine Campbelton Whisky, just received in store, and for salo by [deo 7J W. M. DAVID80N. /'1IDEU—CIDER—20 bbls. New York Cider* jo*t received by steamer from New York, and foe •ale at the Albany Ale Depot, by deo 7 W. M. DAVID80N. NOTICE. F OUR months after dale application will be made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary for leave to sell the real Estate belongong to R. P. Burton late ot Camden oounty deceased. — 00 R. E. BURTON, Exeontrlz. fTIJLOUtt— FL.OUU—Olio hundred lock* of X 1 Granite Mill Flour, foreale by ,_ n * ' WILLIAMS A HUMPHRIES^ f 1 HITS ilk DI K A Li—5(1 looks of Grii.' »“*> \T Meal, for sale by doo WILLIAMS A HUMPHRIES^ EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NKW,” , A T least it is so at this time with the citizens of Savannah, for they can now have their Hate re novated by calling at No. 3 Jefferson-street. Up 8t*irs. Who that conrta the notloe of the ladies, or the batlon of Genteel folks, would wear a mean, dirty, greasy Hat, when they oan have It otherwise by calling at the above plaoo. Call soon. tf deo 3 Staves Wanted, OF WHITE OAK OK WATER OAK. N OT less thau 43 or r >'er44 inches long, do. do 6 do 7 do wide, do do 1 do 3 do thick. The back edge of the Stave to be dresse i down to t»* v* worm-holes. . For Staves prepared in etrlofc conformity to this 1 delivered on Messrs. B. A. Allen A Ce* warps, Fort fioation, and Savannah, June 21.1853. ANDREW LOW t CO. EATING POTATOES. . " t BBLS. Kiduoys in store, a prime article for F family use. IdeolbtfJ WM.CRABTREE^. PAVING BRICKS. suitable for paving, in lota ^Sl’ffBABTWk FOlt BAkO. . n A Fino Stallion, 6 year* old. well broke® to the Saddle, easy, aoutlo and spirited, i» quire at Thomas F. Steven’s Stable, o°f®* r a oughtou and Barnard-et. OTI DuA**| , —- •en for selection ibis d*Ti“
