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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1853)
* % ** second mooning editio ^VeancaHay Morning, knlf-Hret 4 o'clock FROM MILLBDGKV1LLR. CarrcwP«" d6llce «f Dally AUralag Newt house of representatives. -2u.l»do«vxxx)i, Dec. 19, 3 P. M. Mr. Editor .-—The House mot at (his hour and ftiumed tho unfinished business of the morning, , h ich wan a bill to authorise tho Governor to c( pt and consummate a contract proposed by Mark ^ Cooper. The bill was put upon ita passage and I#;.—Yeas, 39; Nays, 72. The House adjourned until 9 o'clock to-morrow, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Millkdoevillb, Dee. 13, 9 A. M Mr. Editor .—The rule being suspended the loving bill* were introduced, viz: Hr. Riley—A bill authorizing tho Justices of Inferior Court of Lumpkin county to levy an extra ui for the purpose of erectiug a jail in said county. Hr. Stapleton—A bill to incorporate Bethany Camp Ground Academy. Mr. Brown—A bill to add lots No. 152 and 122, the II th district of Marion to the connty of Tulbet. Mr. Mobley—A bill to incorporate the Columbus idiI Hamilton Railroad Company. Mr. Redding—A bill to ehange the name of •• For- 1 jthe Female Institute to Monroo Female Univrr »ity. The bill to repeal the present tax laws and 1,re the laws which it repealed, having been mode the special ordor of to day, was taken up and made ihe special ordor of Friday next, togother with lubxtituto offered by Mr. Philips, of Habersham.— One hundred copies oteach ordered to bo printed Ur (ho use of tho House. Bill* read the third time. A bill to organize a new county from the county of Baker, to be called Dorherty. This bill elicit- *1 some urguraont in which Messrs, McDougald ai d Pottlo wore tho leading disputants, the former gainst tho name of Dorherty, the latter in favor -Passed. A bill to appoint Commissioners with authority to rsiie by lottery a sufficient sum to complete iruonumont in the city of Savannah, to the memory oftireeuo and Pulaski—Passed. A bill to compel all persons owning land in the county of Decatur, to pay taxes therefor in said coouty—Lost. A bill to authorise the organization of a Fire Company in the city of Macon, to bo called "Macon Firo Company, No. 1—Passed. A bill for the relief of Hannah Levy, of tho coun ty of Cass—Passed. A bill to allow John A. Lyons, of the county of Cherokee, tojpractiso medicine on the Botanic ays. tem, and charge therefor—Passed. Tho House adjourned until 3, P. M. F. IN SENATE. Mxllkdokvillb, Dec. 13,1853. Mr. EditorThe Senate met at the usual hour this morning. Mr. Saffold reported a bill to amend tbo Ponal Code, and add au additional section to the snr Mr. Miller—A bill to incorporate “Bell Mill Fac :ory." Also—To provide fora call of a Conventiou to nango the Constitution of this State. The Conven convene next yenr, and 100 Copies were or- Jcred to he printed. Mr. Mosely introduced a resolution as to tho moot logs and adjournments of the Senate, including night «»»ions. Tho yeas and nays were called—41 yeas, sod 42 nays.—So the motion was lost and very prop- trly. Members have enough to do of Millhorse work in the day time, without night Sessions. Another new county bill was brought forward by Mr. Hubbard, to dismomber the counties of Carroll, Paulding and Polk. The bill for tho pardon of Bird was called up the regular order of the day. Some spoakiug was bad—and the bill put on its final paosago. On count- mr the yeas nud nays, they were found to be 41 The President, Col. Stall, decided it in favor of Bird by voting Yea.—Thus is the poor fellow saved by tne vote. Ho should be thankful for small favor*. The Senate had a long diseussion upon a bill de uced to effect lonus from tbe State to Railroad Companies, and the yeaa and nays were called for The yeas were 32, and the nays were 56. So tl, hill was ctrriod. The Senate then adjourned. p. DIBBLE &CAR£I CLOTHIERS merchant d tailors, Wareroom E - Oorn.r of Wkitalur ant Broughton-tta. r HavannaN. Mb Subscribers, iu announcing to their nuraer- ous oustomera and the pubUo, the arrival and 'i'Qias of their Full nud Winter Stock, hiioitats thomselvea on the advantages which theirra- Li PUr°. #i ® a * bl ® them to offer all who desira to ih.u 1 r . Clothing from an extensive assortment of choicest goods, made in tho most I'usliionublc Style. These goods have been purchased under the personal iiy action of one of the proprietors; and availing them- :lTei , of favorable oironmstanoes, they are enabled - iaoh 10 w * rr * Dt thcm ia quality, but to offer them LOW PRICES, UBoit distance all competition in their trade. .Tht following enumeration is made for the benefit of fliilttaon iu the country, whose orders will meet l'"i t attention, and who, when in ihe oltv, are •pctfully invited to an examination of oar Goods. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. iHOCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality. ‘ _ ** „ , "in Blaok, Blue, Brown, Often and Olive Colors. SU1NE8S COAT8, in great variety, vis Tweed, Uath and Cassimere, Frook and Bnaineet Coats. tA.NTALOON&»-Blaok Doeskin at a grsat variety oi Rice*. V'^Fanoy Cassimeres, at a great variety of prices, ^bite and Fancy Linon Drills, « M •* ‘‘mt Marseilles. « «« «• L8T8.—Blaok Silk and Satin Vests. Fanoy Silk *• White 811k, for Party « White, Buff and Fauey r . ,, Marseilles •• t-abroidered Cloth, Velvet and Silk in great variety. FCHNISIUNG GOODS. Feraishing Goods 01 every desoription for Gentle* * consisting of soarfs, cravats, waterford ■*. Prince Albert ties, spring stooks. merino shirts -•Mrawors, ootton do., susponders, half hose, gloi »»»int of*** qu * Wfey P at ® nt 7®*® *birts, a fin* DRESSING GOWNS, »U 1 u'',& , ‘Vt«. P * ^fa “" 7, Comb, • Port- hats. do Ml.noire eeiortmcet of tho l.t.it ud meet fuh- “Me itjl.a. mob,, Carpet Bega, Valid, Hat Boaaa, eto. Merchant tailoring. The favorable and long established reputation whlo •>f establishment has enjoyed and still maintains fo. e 'tyl* and finish of its garment* made to order, as m forthe superior quality of their cloths, dura- of oolor and substantial workmanship, it shall be ,, 00 “<tant effort of the proprietors stUl to oontlnus.— invite the speoial attention of both old ana new lo the following, from whloh they are pre- «dto furnish garments, whloh they will warant to a , ArXS?l tra 1,0 Ml at *°d fashion. ,£f£ Nr .P* BIOLTy-8 best Blue. Blaok, Brown, ; :* rr L Green, Adelaide, Bronae, Corobo and Olive eninf B,ack » Cassimere, and a large assort- , £.£ ol ° r ® d *®dFanoyTweeds. GOODS.—White, Buff and fanoy Linen ' WmoB—WhU. 811k end Belie, for Party ValU. '«f< Cui5m.°rM BUk *“ <l SM1 “'' " uu - B “ I UNIFORM SUITS. • su.- 1 “ nt ? 8r CWmJm the city and throughout at ..\v ? ad# * Dd rornished at the shortest notioe th# b «<t manner. DIBBLE A CARE V. f ° CASH PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS. if p RENI)KRGA8T * CO., 118 Brooghloii.rt., M. Andrew'* U.U, Weil Sid,, m It *rr»Bg,m,nU m>d, on opening th,lr uamoly, to .rold u f»r u poulhl, r, “rt tammi null to .nother-h.,. * ? r th ' r.m.lulng porUoo of th.lr Frtl la th,. r 8toc X »t m f try low Qgura. ‘kill ,h *y P»rtlool*Hy JlTMt .Itantlon >raa, “kai, Pr.ach Marlaoa, Ualaiaei .ud Cuh- X B 'Vl i «OUS- | l. c 'd per itieumur, uuu i’o-e UduSfc D *®“ k . S“ b ’d Udkfs, corded !, »ee ¥ m ' , .4 * nd Laos Collars and Under* t Hibi. S. llg J ,,ld ’ r ' 0WM , Blaok and eol'd Vel- k| . Talmn r»i n ?!? #w 81,k ». Maroellne and Floranoo Lit T' f.-T-r in Con,ro.$-tL i’OTATOKS, Hi Hue *tt 7 ru#r . had for sale by Vf.D.TOBD. VE COUGH.—Ho I .11 ye of In ,rom 1,18 accumulf.tad sor- rr, P Of*wild Chm!vv M 2n!i 1 <S a 1 ? r .* 8w *> n0i Compound --.^orear BroeghU.. ^iASiGgE. itv-w pt,p " , 5^& ir Gibbons’ Buildings. SPECIAL NOTICES. " ' -JT ’•w SAVANNAH MOjtNING MEWS. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14; 1858. nolMportaoot of Ke,ularity. Jl 1. highly Important thet muklnd ahonld •—rr. rtrlal r.gulerlty Im .11 th, .IT.In of )if,. j(.g. .l.rlty lade,a, hoolth—Irr.gQl.rity prodeca diaau., Ho* paopla ui pamtlcel.r .boat a.ll.g .| n^al.T b °Q*Q" rrtB f!eg to ntt .t ragul.r h ari-rial.g at . ragnl.r tlm.-..d we .heuld b. «io»Hy „ p UUou i, r .boot dl«h.rgi.g, from th. how.U. th. r.Mj ^ Mri . moalou hmmorf of th. body .t . Mpll „ h „ r _ w empty th. bowalaot their coaUata at a ngal.r tlma If maaklad would obMrr. thl, gnat aed Impertaet doty, aad prepare th.lr hew.1, u more r.gnlarlty. they weald ateid meeh ■lokoeei. Hadway'a H,gul>ton la- due. Ragelarity. Thay regelate .rary organ to rtgu- Ut. ertle. The Lira,. RuurtM. Kld^ nVS. ikl^ BeweU. aed ell other erg..,, wm, alter the eo- f 0( B * 1 dw *' * B *»QlatoTi, more with all th. i.ge. Mtssjssrr a sr bow. eln tbe meraleg at. r.gol,, p, rl „4 0l , Begulator will regelate—three wUl purge. Sold l Pregglitl ererywhare. fg dec ,j I There ere fbw thlege whloh afford greaur plaeenra than lilting dowato write a notice of the oelebretod Uoofleed German Bitten,ba- eeuti we are folly eeneeleei we ere eenferrlag a po’blie heaeBt, and eei heart toll, ni that by our aetloei meey hero been iadeoed to take then Bitten, and been re. onod from death by Oyapepela, Llrar Comploint, go. for the aero of whloh it leeertalo. it I. prepared aad ■eld only by Dr. C. M. Jnekien, at the German Madl- oine Store, No. 120 Areh^treet, Philmf.lphla, end by Bn| ggl*te generally. 12 d.o IS Wootlman’a Cherry Kxpeoioruni, for tho Cun q/' Incipient COnrampftra, Broochiti,, to~ Suonta, Uoar.net., Cough-, Cold., A.ihma, and /or the relit/of Contumption in alt ite stages. Qf**A Medicine ihui will promote expeutoru' tlon, while at the eame time it aoothes and removes Ir- riution and Inflammation or the lunge, is a desidera tum long sought by the inedioal provision. Tbs arti cles of which it is composed are all known to medical men, and are ueed by thorn dally in all pulmonary complaints; but the proportion are such as to give the medioine a power and range of appplioation possessed by no other compound. BoldbyJas.H. Carter ft Co A. A. Solomons ft Co., W.W. Lincoln, John A. Meyer' and all druggists in this State. 3 m d eo5 ’ PROCLAMATION.-Frionds, oountry- men and lovers!—hoar me for my cause, aad bo silent that you may hear; dlsoard prejudice that you may believe, and read facta that you may act in telligently. Who, that is young, but values the luxu riant locks of youth and beanty 1 Who, that is middle* ag«4, but shudders at Grey Hairs T Who, that is old, but would avert Baldness! If any, spoak,—for him have I offended. As none speak, then none havo I of fended in addressing twenty-four million people. Not one of theso many million who havo attested tho virtues of Lyon's Kathairou, for Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but will proclaim its bene- fioial effoots far and near. One trial will oonvinco the most Incredulous. Sold uniform, for 25 coats, by every Druggist In America. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. T. M. TURNER ft CO.. 19 2m Wholesale Agents in Savannah. CARD. MR.F. 8TEIN returns his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Savannah and its vi cinity,for their kind patronage slnoe his commencement in buslueis, respeotfully informs them that he has re opened his old stand, 144 Broughton-street, with a now seleetiou of Ooldand Silver Watches, and a variety of Jewelry too numerous to insert. He hopes by unre mitting attention to merit a share of publio patronago, Repairing of Watohes, Clock*, Cbronometors and every ■peoious of Astronomioal Instruments, attended to with aocuraey and dispatoh. [novld] F. STEIN. DU. HAUUI8 ~ Has removed to the reaidenoe formerly owned by Capt.John B. Gallic, N. E. cornor Whitaker and Harris-sts. Office in the basement, oot 3m DKNTI8TUY. DR. BARNES having enlarged and re furnished his establishment, hopes now, with his inorsased facilities, to supply the iuoreased demand for his now style of Artificial Teeth, whloh aro admitted on all sides to bo the most life-like and beau tiful Dental substitute ever invented, and must be socl be appreciated. Dt. B. wiltake great pleasure in exhibiting specimen* of this to any who may favor him with a call at his offioe, corner of Congress and Whit aker-ate., entranoe on Congress-st. N. B. Examination and advioe gratis. oot 1 DENTISTRY. Dr*. HOYALL mid JOHNSON, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists. Office over Zogbaum’a Mnslo Store, Mar- ket Square. ly B0 DENTISTRY. O It. in. €. 1IE ALD Performs all operations pertaining to Natural or Artifi cial Teeth, in tho best style. Offioo first ooruor west of the Marshall House. ly jsn 17 TAPSCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND BMIORATION AGENCY. *-^5^ Parsons wishing to send for their friends, and desirous of bringing them ont by lint class packet ships, are informed that tbesubsoiibers are the only agents for the above Agenoy in this oity. They are also authorised to draw on Messrs. Wm. Tapsoott ft Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and up wards, whloh drafts aro nsgotlableln any to wn through- Ireland and Great Britain. Drafts on Fronoe and Germany, payable in all parte tbe Continent, also for sale. Apply to deo 24 ly BUNKER ft OGDEN. 80 Bay-st. CARY & PERKIN’S D AQ U ERR EOT YPI STS, Corner or Bryan-at.and Markeuzqnare, SAVANNAH. And 407 Broadway, N* Y. No pains will be spared to eeouro to Uieir oustomers i Savannah, Picture* of the *ame elegant tone and *u- R orior finish, as those for which thoy have boen horeto- >ro distinguished. Picture* taktn at all hours between 9 o'oloek M., and 4 o’clock F. M. P. M. CABT. (oct 28) J. W. PXRKI.fS. A Warranted Remedy. PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES, SEA- CAPTAINS , AND OTHERS. _ IN PURCHASE NO HBMKdT EQUAL TO DR. TOIIIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. For Dysentery, Collo, Croui Quinsy Sore Throat, 2 , Soa-sioknoss, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Old Sores, Mosquito Bites, In- ■eotSting*. Pains in tbe Limbs, fto. If it dose not give relief,recollect your money will be refunded. All that is asked ie a fair trial of it accord ing to thedireotione. This article lean English remo- and was used by William the Fourth, late king of England, ified to by him as a ours for Rheumatism, where everything olse he had tried, failed. Over 10.000.000 bottles have doou sold in the United States without a single failure, aud many families have stated that if it was $10 psr bottle they would not be withont It, in case Croup, aalt ie as oertain to onre as it is applied. The most severe cough is oured in a few days. It oures tooTUACux in S minutes—ukxdacqb in ^ an hour and Oholbua, when first taken, in a few hours. Frios 25 and 50 oenta. DR. TOBIAS has also put up a HORSE LINIMENT j pint bottles, whloh is warranted oheaper and bettor than other for Collo. Galls, Cuts, Swellings, Bruises, Soratchos, Cracked Heel, fto. 49- Prloe 50 cents. "Ca DR. TOBIAH eould fill twenty newspapers with the letters and oerlideatss received commending his Lini ment, but considers that warranting it sufficient, as any one who does not obtain relief is not e&llod on to pay for ,. A. SOLOMONS ft CO. and J. n. CARTER are . _ sole agents for 8avannah—also for sale by the drug gists and storekeepers throughout Georgia. 4ar Dr. Tobiaa’ office, 240 Greenwieh street, N. V. J. 11. CARTER, Broughton street, opposite 8t. An drew’s Hall, will supply the oountry merohante at the proprietor’s lowest prioes. STEAMSHIP LINES. To Traveler* Going Norm. THROUGH 1 !”^ To’JoHOURB. lew-fork and Charleston Semi-Weekh STEAMSHIP LINE. 5** t * Ml*!'* fltonoo .very 3ntur- titer the arrival oftb.C.-rorath. 8a. tl ud Wm. oeeu Steamer. °* B * ulrJ * J ’ **" “* * ,d epl.idld 1AME8ADGEK. 1 John IBckleeoB, ®’w“ U i E 8DAY, COmm ‘“'” r - UNION, ■%. 1 Richard Adams, 1,500 Tons, t Commander. SOUTHERNER. \ Thomas Ewan, 1,000 Tons./ Commander. These steamers are unrivaled on the coast for safety. Speed and comfort, experienced and oourteens oomrnan- ‘.VE 11 * 4 w 1Ul leilry, will .eanr. datlon * bj tbi *' aT9r7 P 0 “ lbI ® ®ooffort and aeoommo- _ tor For Freight or Passage, having elegant State Room accommodations, apply at th* offioe of the Agent, Corner Kaet Bay and Adger'e Son. W&urf. Cabin Passage $35 Steerage do. M $8 The new steamship NASHVILLE, will be »*adyt4 • • sept 26 THE CHEAPEST DRV GOODS IN TUB OITY I Fur Ctuk or City Aectptann. BROUGHTON STREET CHEAP DRV GOODS STORE, -149- A Few Door* Eeut of Bamari-St. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE subscribers now offer for sale, on the abevs terms, one of the largest and best selected Stocks of Foreign ft Domestic Dry Goods in the oity, most carefully selected by one of the firm in the best markets for cash, oonsisting in part of BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, 8heetlnge, Drillings, 8hirting Stripes, Denims. Bed Tieks,ooloredand Mourning Calicoes, Mourning and oolored Ginghams—in endless variety. 0 take her plaee ia th* line early In November. United States Mail Line. N.Y. AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS. ~ ““ DAYB OF LEAV ING 8AVANNAH FOR NEW YOHK.^^^_ , Japt. sohenok « The Augusta, Capt. Lyon, •• eg The Florida, Capt. Woodhull Dee. 3 The Alabama,Capt Sohenok •• 7 The Augusta, Capt. Lyon •• in Th* Florida, Capt. Woodbull « 17 The Alabama, Capt. BoHtqak, *• ji . :: ?; 1 , ^*P , . aro ***• oa lh# oot,t / unsurpassed ooin t op t—making their passages in 50 to 60 hoars, and are commanded by skillful, oareful and polite officers. Thoy offer a most desirable con veyance. to New York. On tho completion of the Knoxville, In January next, this line will be semi weekly. Cabin Fassago, $25. jP. oot SI PADELFOBD, FAY ft CO., 13 Broadway, N. York. FOU PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY The new and spleu- lORGIA.TipT — for Philadelp - Wednesday. These steamships are the most oomfortable on the coast, and are nnsurpassed for safety and speed. They will leave Savannah ae follows: 8tato of Georgia. Wednesday, 30th Novembor. Koyalone State. Wednesday, 7th Dooember. State of Goorgia. teWodneeday, 14th Deoember. Cabin Passage — Sue**** 8 C. A. L. LAMAR, Agent in Savannah. e*p20 HERON ft MARTIN. Ag’ts in Philadelphia. STEAMBOAT LINES. TO TRAVELLERS U01N0 NORTH, the savannah and cuaulbston STEAM-PACKETS Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o'oloek A. M., after tbe arrival of the night train of the Central Rail road, and arrive at Charleston at 12 M. th* tame day, eonneoting at Charleston with th* L , Wilmington Htenm-Packctz, Whloh leave with the U. 8. Mail every day, at2)4 P. M., evenings, will arrive in time to oonneot with the splen- 4® Hew-York by land iuiiw. —ume o* nours; c sleamships, $25. [my 15] 8. M. LAFF1TEAU. Agent. $2i>—time 52 hours; by SHIP LINE8. FOR NEW YOltK-New Line. Th.ror.l.r picket Brig MACUM, c.ptelo «Welkin., vlll . Import. For freight or passage, apply to ° 15 ILK. WASH BURN, FUlt UALTIiHOUK—Uegular Line. Thesohr WOODBRIDGE, White, master, jflllX will meet wjjft dispatch as above. For freight "■•or passage ^By onboard, or to deo 8 TBRIOUAM, KELLY ft CO. VESSEL WANTED. y A low deoked Vessel from 150 to 200 tons ft wanted to take a cargo of Lumber to a Northern iport. Apply to WM. CRABTREE, amp**-*' FUtt FUILADSLPI1IA—Heron’s Line. Tbe regular packet selir. DAVID, 8MITH, storsos muter, will havo quiok dispatch for .the above port. For freight or passage, apply OGDEN ft BUNKER. ljetersc (.deo 7J FOH blVKltl'Odl.. The American shii Sport, tor freight apply to ■hip KALAMAZOO. Capt. with dispatch for the above KPPING ft KRETZ. FUR NEW YOiiK.—Old Mstnbllulied Line. The schooner POCAHONTAS, Bulkley. mas ter, will have dispatch as above. For Freight l’assago apply on board, or to 3RIQHAM, KELLY ft CO. Am* FOH NEW Ytilth. The schooner E. J. TALBOT, , master, will have dispatoh u above. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to BRIGHAM, KELLY <6 CO. FOH NEW YOUK. S ki The fast sailing regular packet ship SOUTU- itt PORT, Wilson, muter, having a portion of her Kfrolght engaged, will have Immediate dispatch. ' balance of freight apply to eo 6 WASHBURN, WILDER ft CO. FOH 11ALTIMOHK—Kenular Line. 3-* Thesohr. NARRAGAN8ETT, Hall master, will have quick dispatoh as above. For freight FOH NEW YOUK. The packet aohr FANNY will have quick dispatoh for the above port. For freight < ■MMfcpasnago apply to do® 1 OGDEN ft BUNKER. D A.large collection of Blnok anil oolored Silks, Poline, Plaid and Spun Silks, Brooadoa. Coburgs, hierinoes, w ® r P Alpaocai Bombasine and Canton Cloths. Ittack and Colored Silk Mantillat. White Canton Crape Shawls, Broolia.T.rk.tn.od Fr.ech M.rieodo, with e Urn Jeilgni 7 “ f Lo “* 8*1111* Wool Shawl, el vtriou l.nrile*’ French Cloth C.rdlanla, LINEN GOODS. r t Super do. for trim’s, w « Tab \® D»muks, Doyleys, Napkins, ifuaoka- huck, 800toh and Russia Diapers, Towels ft Toweling. HOSIERY AND GLOVES UNDBHVB8T8 and DUAWBK8. ' .rfiffia* 1111 ' 1 ™ 1 °° r “’*• BLANKETS and FLANNELS. Particular attention is requested to those, m we feci th?te d „! nt » th ?. 7 .r n ! b * £ ound l ,or °® nt - i°^®r than oan bo had elsewhere. Planters and others are invited to examine previous to purchasing. SnttlnotM and Tweeds for ucrvnnt’n wenr, Black and liauoy Cassimeres and Vestings for Gentle men and Boys. ® Kmbroldcrleii, Lacen. Mnnlln Collars, mbroldered Robes,ChemieetU.with a large quantity iL L kSS» M s*uikg::s:.r r “ ia ocl 18—3m T. Jc V. MoKBNNA. WANTED. J\. family. Apply at this ofilos. WANTED. A N OVERSEER on my Rice Plantation, within A S ®«f 4 miles ef Savaunah. A man who can fur- nuu the best testimonials u toeharaoter and capacity, wbohka had the management of large tide swamp plantation and been sucoossful, will receive a liberal talary. None need apply who have not the heat testi- monlals. ROBT. HABERSHAM. Savannah, Nov 25th, 1853. DO v 26 S WANTED. IX good Tiumen, to whom constant employment will be given and liberal wages paid. ^KENNEDY ft BEACH, Agents. . .... . WANTED A WHITE Servant Girl to do House Work in a .XjL. small Family. None need aprly but the best, v mi wages will be given. Apply at the briok building on State-street, third door above Barnard- ,tr ®®*- tf Mill . WANTED. T/OUR Journnymou Tailors, two Coat hands, and Jl ^ two Pantaloon makors. Enquire at ft CAMP’S. Land Warrant*. ^IIE highest price paid by LOTTEBlEg, ko. GBOKG1A BTATB LOTTKKY, Ite-M.tmeffle?M. Mjpnffm( Kr. Co. at Augutta. A. D. ELLIS ft CO., Managers. J Her« Im Homethlnff Extra ! Mi" 16 drawn Noe. in oach r&okago of 26 Tiokets. -SA Jf.iAing more Frws than Blanks. To be drawn This Day in 8avannah. Oeorgla State Lottery, CLASS 137. For ihe benefit of the Independent Fire Company mt Angusta. FINE SCHEME. 83,000-5 of 300 And more than *50,000 in Smaller Prizet! Tioksts only $1—Shares in proportion. Risk on a paok of qoarters only $3. Tiekota and 8harss for sale, and Prise's cashed on de mand. by GEO. 8. GRAY. No. 5 Owens’* Building, 4 * 14 Opposite l'nlukl House W. D. ZOGBAU1U, kSJujd received per Alubamn of JULL1EN‘8 eelebrated Quadrillos, (1 a]laps', -.Wallses, ete. sto. For ule at his l*BW WUSIO STORE, in*l Urnutrhfutn - V^..f ’ Rooms. GKBBNB AND I'ULAHKI MONUOIBNT I.UTTBRV OFFIGB. Bay l.nnc, near Ball-8tre.l. QBEQOBT A MAUHV. Hinef.ri. * other Capll.l PrlzoNoldl D The .Id Capital Prlio ol ,411(1, .old aud Cealied. KAWN NU011IK118—-oi UraauaApulaakl Belter/, Cleei IK: , ai 7 47 «S»M48Mil» 16 r •un h0 i No, • 7 43 47 [ tie sd capital pile, of $100 sold, and numerous smaller prises sold. * 7,500 "doILuaHSI fto. fto. fto, Tiokets $2—shares In proportion. "A*. *»* Venter tor Gregory ft Maury. for sale by deo 14 Day Lane, near Boll-street. WM. P. ROWLAND. Houses and Lands. I TO UBNT. T'lHEE Brick Toncmoote oa Watt Bread and cll ® r 1 1 t®n-streets. Possession given on the 1st day of January next. Inquire of _ deo J 12 MULFORD MAR9H. a FOH HALE OH IIENT^ 0 , A , De " doub l« tanemant Wooden House, ^le,’iul^& to'aVroBnd'renl^IrVliioan^iuIu/! Iu Uo» 2«] WM. WB1QUT. For Sale. tflk . A raluablo rianUtlou on Skidava. n. JCIeland, containing 7JO Aorce mora or Ian filB .ome ssu Cleared; end meetly oxo.llcn!JtiB. Swamp Lend. The FlenUUio I. 2U mile, fromtha city by water and 13 by Had, croula. a ferry. Health eon , QO.urpa.ied and lending acuuaiabl. by Florid, steamboat.. Out of the number of alaty ner- .... u... death occurred by dlicaic (plcaurliyS in -[nor24]WM. WHIUUT. A Furnished Hoorn IIANUSOMU furnlahed Roam, with Board ie a prirato family, aed In a oentral part of tbe for a Lady aad Oontlemau, or tweiiegle Gentle- Enquire atthis offioe. Qor 22 A TO KENT. FARM, one inilo from the city, containing 17 acres. On the premises is a oonvonient dwel- I las to red and well finished. For particulars cn- ’ T. J. WAl.SII, No. 175 Bay-street. 45* Patternin'* Office, Bo, 6 WhiUtlcer Street Green unel I*iili»Mkl Lottery. GREGORY l MAUBY, Meeegen. D RAWN NURIHUKS-UI Uruene A Pula.ki Lottery, Cl ass 154 : 20 7 47 43 3 9 63 48 35 2 19 16 27 Tiokets only $2—shares In proportion. CHARLES B. PATTERSON, _ Vender for Gregory & Maury. Offioe No. 6 WMtaker-st., bstweeu Ray-st. and Bay Lane. Orders from the country, promptly attended to, and prises cashed on demand at this offioe. deo 14 * AUCTIONS. ~By T. $. WaluT At Pi4m» Matos 4®®p7■uhjeet to'a least el 10 year* from /one. U41, with a renewal of 3 years, a* a valeafciea rent $48 per aanum, Th* improvemsnuarea Btore aud Dwelling 1)4 stories high, with a large an4 oommodroas stable. Terms eaah. A second band Carriage lately trimmed aad sainted, » good ordor. Terms oash. igjt!!!. 0 - “/.L'y oash. Seed Rye and Oats, in qualities to suit purchasers. Lot No. SSsouthofJones-stroet, and improvement* consisting of a 2 story House and a doublo tenement ia good order. Rent at $33 par month. Will be aold a bargain as the preeent owner is moving from tho oity. Ug Room * 0d Iurtiicr P^tionlars inquire at the Connt- A handsome sssortmont of ready made Clothing, sitting of superfine Frock, Sacks aud Ovar Coau loto to suit purohatsrt, fbr sale low. Terms oash. 1. } a 8lono-«treat. Tho Lot plied for by the SOth ins*. r Two »y. a°relo« on. mil, from th. ettT.feiiiUlow if applied for immediately, on aooomroodaung terms. Grey, Hard Browft, and Drown Briok, in quantities to suit purchasers. SOU bushels Tennessee Corn, In lots to enitpurehasere. just received. 21 bblsoholce Butt Pork, In loti to suit purehaaers. Landing and for sale. A desirable Building Lot for Sale.-Lot No. 9, fourth tjthing, Anson Ware. For partioulare, enquire at the counting room. Rod 8tone Mills Powder, 2 do Uatard ft Oo’i lit G 110 ponder, 13 do Dupont's N P Powder,fbr sale low to oloso a ooucern. Clothing at Private Bale—A handsome assortment of ready-made Clothing, oonsisting of superfine frook, sack and overcoats, iu lots to suit purchasers, foi sal* low. Terms eaah. Heinoval. flMIE Milinery, Trlromiug and General Variety A Store ie removed to the store on Whitaker- street, nest door to Congress-street, opposite Usury Lathrop ft Co., where willbe (bund every varloty suit able for the season in Milinery, Trimmings and Fancy *->od*.; millinery Department. Richly trlmmod whiU and oolored Satin, Bilk and Straw Children s white and oolored trimmed Beaver Hat* and Flats, braided and embroidered Hoods, fanoy Satin Bonnet linings. Feathers, Frenoh Flowers aad Wreaths, a great variety of Dress Caps, Tabs and other head-dresses, Rsgolste. This Is the store that every man’s wife can get Bon nets all tho way from 60 cents to $10. JRIbuona, Milks nud Nitllna. A large lot Frenoh Bonnet and Cap Klbbona, very low; white and oolored 811ks aud Batius, Lining Silks, Cloak aud Talma Tassels. _ m. 1 Trimming*. **“ Pointed. Velvets and I<tbboas,Tace Gimps and Qa- loons, Silk and Worsted Braids, Embroidery and Braid- leg F.teraa, Wor.ted Embreld.r, .ndFlQM811li.,T.rv ■h.do .ad oolor. Steel Trimming. Gold end Sll.er Braid end late., Embreld.red Me.lln Collar., Cher tette and Slaevea, rnnojr Breaat Flm, Braeeleu, 1 India Rubber, China and Wax Doila Gloves. milloern and Drean-makcrn Goods. MRS. DOYLE, assisted by competent Milliners,from Now York, will attend to tne Making and Trimming Department, and will endeavor with skill and tasted pleaso all who will favor hor with their orders. Cloth Talma* made, out and pinked, Slippers, and Smoaklug Caps stamped for bradlng, Btraw Bonnet* bleached and pressed. Remember the spot in Whltaker-street, next dtor o Congress-street. nt - - TBh'S Will be MU la <L Oroeevtea. Prevli sakB - ' SKSSl^ Fatu.tiU Bet. at AaetfM. wm J^uniem , ^ -a- ll,(Mwn>H allnated aonlh ef Ik. yf . nt B »"*'la>7-«rtet end tee nding to Jonee-etreet oa the South.— nimple. Terms, owe half cash aad the m 12 months or edit, secured by mortgage m *riy. rnrehasers paying ter sJl papers^ Store*JOr Kent. s under onr Counting Seam, and «t Whar Poeeemlon given Immairnbalj. eel 18 Hide* PsatiS. Folates* git i*rtBs/i Sou. 25 bbls. ohoiae Kidney Potatoes, new landvng'frem bark Harvest. Prime Whiie Com at Private Sate. Just reoelved la store, aad for sale in lets chasers. Terms cash. Ifefc Falvable Building Lots at Private BnlOo Lot No. IS, oontalnlog 120 fast by ft) feet, ntaaMI si Gwinnett-street. Also, Lot No, lLeoatainloglQIy 120 feet, situated on corner of Drayton and Lamat wfteta. If not previously disposed of bv private sale, th* above lots will bo sold at publio auotloa Ia front of th* Court House, on Tuesday, the 6th of September next Terms A GUI AJBUU no. ,w, AO, e, miu»iuiu( igvwni.V«UNSl« bsrsd, situated in Cass County near Kingston, a few miles from the State R. Road. Improved Eesenee of Vojoe. We have just recoiTed from the manufacturers U Philadelphia, aud will oontinu* te keep on hand foe ■ale, Augustus Uummsl’e Improved Eesenee of Coffee. This is the best composition of Coffee ever offered for sale, and Coffee made from the Eesenee Is mneh more wholesome, more delicate, (Inner flavored and colored. per eent. over Coffee prepared In fhe ordinary Try It and eeelf It does not. Tennessee Bacon and Lard, at PrivateSede. 18,000 lbs. New Baeon, asserted Hog round. 2,000 “ Freeh Leaf Lard, jnat reoelved psr R. R from Tennessee, and for tale in lots te suit purchasers Groceries, Provisions, 0c, PI1ILBRICK ft BELL offer oaaocommeiatingterms at private sale: Liquoas.—SO bbls. N. E. Rum, 2d bbls. Poach Brandy. 2ft bbls. Monongahsla Whisky, 6 pipes Hollaad Gin. 4 half pipes Cognac Brandy. 10 easke "Small Btul" Bootoh Whisky, 1 puneheou Irish Whisky (MeMahaa’s), ft eighth easke Pfaet, CaaUllion ft Co. and Hennoeey Brandy, 200 do*, of flno Madeira, Shorty pad Port Wines, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whisky and Cherry Bran* dy—all private stook. Baoom.—20 casks Sides, 19 «asks Hams, 1$ task ft fheuldsffft. Hat.—800bales Eastern aud Northern. Cnunirr.—110 bbls. Rossndale Cement Oa. Floub.-100 bbls. Canal, 00 bbls. Riehmezd, CuooxBzr.—25oratea assorted Common aad Granite Ouasswazb.—76 eases Tumblers, assorted, 10 ease* Wlnse, 15 bbls. Lamps, Molasses Cans, ft*. GsACiBUs.—10 whole and 10 half bbls. Boston. ^ CyjABS.—50j000Common German Cigars, 20,000 Bpaz* Sualis.—A large aeeortment ef Falrbank's Platform • Also, a large assortment of ltsady Made Clothing, Dry Goods, Matches, Wooden Ware, Brass desks, Taney Boape, Fa ey Artleles, ft*, fto. Jy Id Por Bent. Two Stone, Noe. BandllJohastez’e Building, Bay street, for rent lew. NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. \y|R. W.W. WOODRUFF, of Griffin, Ga., aud l7_L , Messrs. M. C. ft J. H. GREEN, of Newark, N.^. having purchased the entire interests, and se ed the location of Messrs. T. J. Naylor ft Co., iu the Carriage business in this eity; respeotfully to the citiseus of Savannah and of tho States of Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, and all sections trading at this growing oity, that, U is their intention to koep on hand, at all times a largo and general as sortment or every kind of Carriages in use. They foel oontidon: that their business relations are such as to enable them to offor lnduoomonts to nur- ohasers equal to Charleston or any other oity. M Now Uouston-streeU. Apply t TO KENT. A BRICK 8TORE, No. 116 Bryan-street. Apply 10 [no* 10]C. A. CLOUD. TO RENT. Three Two 8tory Wooden Buildings, with Kitohon separate, on tho ooruer of Jones and Purse-streets, will be rented oheap by the year. Apply at j. manke'b, 31 Cor of Montgomery-at. and Bay Ians. TO KENT. WHARF Store. Apply to VKMSKLMWANTED. , TWO or Three Vessels, suitable for . ...... XTimbor, may find employment by applying trying A" New Full and Winter Goods. ROBINSON & CAMP, Draper, and Tailor., and Dealer, in FINE READY-MADE CLOTUINU, E now receiving ami opening their Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of ..—.And fanoy oolored French and English Cloths; Frenoh, English and American Cassimeres, of all grades and oolors; Vestings of Silks, 8atius, Cash meres, Cut Velvet, and Embroidered. Ovzr-coatings—Such as fine English Beavers, Nor way do., Esquimaux double-sided do., fine Kerseys and Pilot Cloths—all of which will be made up and trim- mod in our usual style, and at the shortest notice. Onr Rkadt Clotuinu is manufactured by one of the first llousos in Broadway, Now York, and comprises . —,— all that is fine and fashionable, lollo, Croup, Coughs, Rheumatism, We have our usual large supply of Furnishing Goods Throat, loothaohe, Ileadaoht, on baud. Everything requisite for a Gentleman’s Wardrobe—together with Trunks, Valises, Carpet bags. Also India Rubber Goods, suoh ss Coats, Cloaks, Ponchos, Leggius and Capes—all of whioh we offer as low, and on as accommodating terms as can be had elsewhere, at GAUDRY'S BUILDING, sop 23 ..^Noitdoor to Pulaski U?uso; Toys! Toys!! Toys!!! C Il. BATESON, nt the corner of Congress and • Drayton-streets, wishes most respeotfnlly to acquaint the oitisens of Savannah and public generally, that he has now rooeivod a largo assortment of Toys, which he will aollat reasonable prioes. -ALSO- «ood assortment of Fine Fruit and Confectionary. NEW HARDWABE STOKE. THE undersigned has oponed a New Hardware 8 tore at No. 149 CongreMs-strcet, the store recently ocoupfod by Messrs. N. K. Bar- m ft Co., and is now receiving an entire new and well soleoted stook of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS, embracing almost every article usually found in » Hardware Store. Having purchased his stook direct from tbe Manufacturers in England and this ooantry, be is enabled to offor his Goods os low as they can be porehued at any other establishment at the Sooth. He respeotfully asks of tbs patrons of tho late firm of MeCleskey ft Norton, the oitisens generally, and per ms visiting the oity, to give him a call, ana re satisfied his prices, sto. oot 26 GEORGE A. MoCLESKEY. TO KENT. A Brick House on Jones-street, on a full lot. | Possession given immediately. facturo of Carriages in Newark, N. J., for a number of years, and aro well acquainted with tue wants and re quirements ot the South. Their reputation as Manu facturers, combined with tbe experience and qualifica tions of Mr. Woodruff, long known at Griffin, Ga., in the Carriago huilntss, emboldens them to promiao that they will bo able to meet the oxpeolationaof the public. Mr. II. I). W. Alexander, of tho late Firm, favorably known in oonneotiou with the carriage buelneaa in this oitr. ia associated with them, and will not as their Agont in the transaction and management of their bu siness. Mr. Woodruff’s intention is to divide his time and at tention between this point and the interior, and hopes to make the acquaintance of this community personally. By strict attention, ooupled with fair and honorable dealing, they hope te secure a share of publio patron- They have made arrangements to havs all repairing promptly and neatly done. All work sold by them will be warranted. WOODRUFF, GREEN ft CO., No. *!?3 and 225 Ray-street, ——- Savannah, Ga. MBS"A CARD.—It will be aeon by the abovo that we havo deemed It beet for the interests of all oonoorned, to withdraw in favor of Messrs. Woodruff, Groon ft Co. We take this opportunity to return thanke to our friend* for the kfqd offers of support that were so liber ally proffered us, and to sollolt the same for our friends of the same firm. T. J. NAYLOR ft CO. Savannah, Dec. 7,1853.deo 7 Pint MALE. a A valuable Plantation, situated on the Louis ville Road, olevon miles from Savannah. It has a good frame two story dwelling, and all acces sary out-buildings on it, this trsotof Land ooi three hundred and seventy-five aores, more or there are about one hundred and twenty aores of olaar- ad land aud under good fence, suitable for the produc tion of Corn, Cotton and Rio* ; the wooded land r -- Uina Oak and Pine, and ie oonvonient te tho Can Railroad, whioh run* through it. Purchasers wlsL._„ to buy, will please call and examine fur themselves. For further partioulars, apply on tho promisee, or to WM. WRIGHT. Also, will be sold with the plaoe, eight Negroes, ao< oustomed to field work; Horses, wagons, Carts, Cat tie. Corn, Fodder. Peas and Potatoos, if applied for in time. Titles undoubted. ont 3 KENT—Tho second Store under i Possession given 1st October. ROWLAND ft CO. FOH RENT. j Tho Tonemont in Waldburg’e Building, at I present ocoupitd by W. Woodbridge, Esq. Pol TO KENT. I Three of the Five tenement Houses oorner of Aborcorn and Jones-street, inquire to sep 14 A. BONAUD. For Sale. Tho Plantation on SjHdawa^r Island, comroodntiug ■ep 1 Orocery Stand. OR SALE—A building lot in Chatham Ward, ■uitablo for a Family Grocery Store. Also, Lot I Troup Ward—both oorner lots. Apply at this office. tf aug 23 T70R J 1 ■« No. 86 7 TO UENT. a Three fine STORES, on Moore's wharf. ROB'T. UABER8I1AM ft SON. feb24 Butter nud Cliecse. fpHE subscriber has made arrangements to receive direct from Northern Produoere, a regular and upply of very choice BUTTER and CHEESE, which Is offered at the lowest market price. 20 Firkins and 25 Boxes ju it received. Purchasers ar* respectful ly invited te call. C. T. ROBINSON, deo 3 122 Bay-st., rear of the Exohangc. BOOK-KEEPER'S SITUATION WAN1E0. PERSON thoroughly acquainted with Book- Keeping is desirous of taking charge of a Sett of ooks. Compensation in aooordanoe with the dnty re quired. Unexceptionable references oan be given.— lnqnire at this Offioe.Sw deo 3 marine Average Statements. PERSON well versed iu making up Marine Average Statements, offers his sorvlees in that apartment. lnqnire at this Offioe. 3w deo 2 Yankee Motions. 3. €. SCOTT 4s CO., No. 176 Broughton-Street—Up Stain. OVEL BARNUM'S STORE. OULD respectfully invite tho attention of City and Country merohante to their oxtenaivo stock of Haberdasbary, Perfumery, Combs, Musical Wares, Stationery and Fancy Goods of nil dssoriptions. TOYS. very large assortment of Toys. 8m oet19 w c .Boarding. A FEW Single Ueutlemen enu obtaiu board and lodging at No. 20 Moagomery st., one door from ftie oorner of Broughton. Apply M above. nov 15 GMEMT1C LIQUOUM— 100 bbls K. Phslp's and Rose Gin, 50 do Nsw England Rom, 20 do Doaaeetis Brandy, 75 do Beatified Whisky, 15 do Old Monongahsla Whisky, 10 do Georgia Peach Brandy. For eale by I SCRANTON, J0UN8TON U CO. CLOAKS AND MAN TIE. LAS. W. C. Wadsworth Invites tho Ladies to call and inspect an invoice ef Cloth Cloaks ond Mantillas, reoelved from the celebrated manufactory of Geoboe Bkodic, Esq., Now York City, which for superiority of style and Quality oanaot be surpassed, at No. 116 Congress-street, oppoelte Pulaski House. Boarding. A FEW Mechanics can be accommodated with ri. good Board 2d door from the oorner of Maoon and Drayton-etreete. it oct 29 Xj'DK THE lIAIlt.—Ramsay’s Otto of Rose JC t S a J p . llD|f ^ or brilliantly ornamenting and embellishing the Hair. Also. Ramsay's celebrated Kephslin. For eale by JOHN B. MOORE & CO, d ®° Gibbon's Building. kfINIB ft FLORANCE. FOH MALE. T O arrive 70 bbls. New Crop Now Orleans Mo lasses ; 22 hbda Sugar, 10 or White and Clarified. qov 18 Y.OCKETT, LOKoifcO* sums to suit purchasers, for sale by „ , ANDREW LOW ft CO. Savaunah, Nov. 1,1853. tf nov 1 S ACK MALT.—Part of the enrgo of tho ship Bouavsnture, landing and for sale from the wharf by [nov 21—tf] ANDRE W LOW ft CO. P UTATOKM AND ONIONM.—50 bbls. Po tatoes and 60 bbls Onions, received per ateamer and for eale by WILLIAMS ft HUMPHRIES. T/INE MHIRTM—Just received a large assort- J7 mont, with and without Collars, for sale by (lee 1 PRICE ft VEADEK, 147 Bay-st DLAN18UUD TIN.—Hleok, V.ni.oo, Vej.- XT table. Buckwheat and Oyster Chafing Dishes. Fir sale by | nov 29] MOB8E ft NICHOL8. B KAVEBTKUi* COATS—llunllnit.ni Bu- aiuoss Frock Conte of superior quality, and Handsomely mwtezp, for sale by doc 1 PRICE ft vEADEB, 147 Bay-st. GOAL AND WOOD. UED ANI1 GOAL, I N quantities lo suit purchasers ou tho wharf, « delivered in any partof the oity. —ALSO— Black Jack, Uplaud Oak, Live Oak, Ash, Pine and Light Wood, by tbe Boat Load or at Retail. For the convenience of persons residing in tbe upper portion of tbe oity. Boxes for orders are placed at tho Stores of Messrs. J. M. Cooper ft Co., W. w. Lincoln and W. G. Dickson, and at the Office or the " Morning News." In order te ensure promntnosein supplying orders, these boxes arc examined daily at 9 A. M., and 3 o’oloek, P. M. Particular attention will be given to furnish lawful measure, and purohasers will oonfer a favor by imme diately reporting any instanoe in which my teamsters should fail to deliver the quantity ordered. Having made arrangements for a regular supply of tho above artioles, and for their Drompt delivery, 1 respeotfully ask a continuance of the favors of my former easterners, and the patronage of ocusumera of REEDCANE for shipment in any quantity, aujpUed^ut short notioe. Buoeeasor te D. Bkushakt, Forry Wharf, oct 3 Opposite the Gas Works. poi OWDKK AND MHOT.-150 kegs Rifle Gunpowder: 200 bags Drop and Buck Shot, for _ ' r_._Je, McMAUON ft DOYLE. [novil] corner of Bay and Whitaker-sts. T ADIEM’ DKEMM GOODS at Reduced J J Prioes—Printed Cashmeres and Mousline de Lilnes, for sals by |nol9] DzWITT ft MORGAN. SC' Lead, pure and No. 1. in assorted kegs. For JOHN B. MOORE ft CO., Qlbboa’e BoUdlng. IkUMINBMM MUITM—Of Black, Blue and Fan- ll oy Colored Coats, Pantaloons aad Vest*. For ego by [nov261 PRICE ft VEADEB. 117 Bay-st. For Sale. A MAN 20 years old, a first rate Fireman, war ranted soaud and of good oharaoter; a man 35 years old, a good porter about a store, sound and of good oharaoter. Apply U WM. WRIGHT. UTTER and GHEBSB.—SS firxine choice D Goshen Butter; 60 boxes Cheese. For sale by HOT 31 McMAUON ft DOYLE, B THE CRYSTAL. PALACE At St. Andrew’s Hall, Will Open December 1 at, 1853. fPIIK subscriber begs louvo to auiiouncH tbat be 1 will open the above Fair to the publio on THURS DAY, Deoember 1st, 1853, with a splendid assortment of Goods cf ovory description, consisting of magnifloent OIL PAINTINGS entirely now, and Imported China Cut and Glass Ware, Tete a Tote Rowers, Ruby and Clitua Vases, Cups and Saucers. Parisian Pitchers,— a large assortment of China Figures, fto.; Dessert Knivee and Forks, Table do, or every desoription; Pocket Knives, Tabic and Tea Spoons; Accordoans. Violins, Tamborines; Clucks of all kinds; doublo bar rel (Inns, Powder Horns and Flasks; Carpet Bogs; Port Monnaies, Fancy Chairs, Sawing Chairs, Work Baskets, Bowing Baskets, Flower do, Octagon, Em broidered and Oval Fanoy do, Reticules, Toy Baskets, Travelling do, Jenny Lind Work Stands, eto. oto. B® , Srffl8 And Fancy Ooods, of the largest assortment of Toys ever opened lah, of every description, Ameriean ana Im ported. ALSO Fireworks of every desoription. Roman Candies, Tri angles, Rockets, Serpents, Pin Wheels, Bengolas, Tor pedoes, Vertiele Reels, Fire Crackers, eto. ete. nov 23 J. M. HAYWOOD, Tbo Cbeapo.t noil lion Momeilr for all Tulmonarj Caaiplalnia In Ibe World, WOODMAN’S CHERRY EXPECTORANT, M\tr the Oertain Cure if Coughs, In/tuensa, Croup. ' Bronchial Affections, Contumption, and all* diseases of the Lunus in the incipient stage. Also for the relirfqf Contumption in mi>.n . U4jp A an0 ? i <tl the disease. T11I8 is an Anodyne Kxpeotorant prepared on 1 S ian of combining the moat active and effiolent reme- ioj, usually presoribed by the profession in all their parity, affording a remedy which is foand to gits en ergy end certainty of effect, whloh oannot be had by using the earn* remedies as usually presoribed by th* Phyaleian or Apothseary. 7 It knot designed that this shall be a ssorsl remedy, and the formula, whlon proportion of eaoh ingredient, will be readily submitted to Physioians. * Th* oust of the preparation Is auoh that it will not warrant th* usual amount of advertising and puffing resorted to by popular medioins dealers. It must make te P u . bllu f * Tor b S lu Intrinsic merits alone. Ihe following ie one of the many testimonials volun teered by Physioians of the first standing:— FROM DR. W. M. DEASON. „ 0 Gallatin. Miss., May 1st, 1852. 0.0. Woodman—Dear Sir: I have given your Cher- 17 £ y ie ® tor *" fc * *®ir trial, and am well pleased with ite effoots; better than any other artiolc I ever met 1 I ,? 1 0U .teW Med for 7° u to tend me hair a doseu Lottie* by the bearer. Respectfully, W. M. DEASON. Rold by all the Druggists in tho 8tat*. W. W. LINCOLN. J AS. U. CARTER ft CO. A. A. BOLOMOE8, and JOHN A. MEYER, Agents inBa- T * h - 3m deo 5 Barmim’s Southern Museum, T 'HK PROPRIETORS beg to announce to Ihe ci ... t, *®“*of8®»»nn» b that they have located partua- nently in this eity an extensive collection of Animals of the rarest descriptions, embracing specimens of nterly e.ory v.riet? ..l.atod from the FOKK8T AND 1H4IUNTAIN. FROM THE SEA AND THE AIR. To the eurlona, u w.ll u ther. intaruted In th. ■tudy of nature, .a .ho m.ulfe.ti herulf In th. eem.- rmi. form, by which th. lleh. of enlmel (redetieo ie tr *. 00 A, tl ‘, 1 ! •••‘ibttloa eennot fell to Herd yretine.tlon and aelighL Believing that the preaenoe of suoh an institution 22ui b !iS r S M * ‘“k* K ttjr n 0f th f® ®* lent ' P®P®l»tlon and position of Savannah, tho Proprietors have not heeitated Khabitente. h0r0 a MuMam W0,tl V Patronage of ite I n the arrangement of their spool me ns no labor o pens* has been spared to convey to the beholder, s rect idea of the dispositions and ohsraoteristlua of the various animals in their natural state. Th* following soleoted from the catalogue, whloh ombraoee animals ail j.arfs of the teoill. will afford a alight oonc )f the exteut of the eolleetlun te whioh pubUo tention is now iuvUed. blBUB-Th. Argil. 1‘h.erent, male end fem.le, lee 'poclm.ee Ihe Uuokoe, e rare bird led beeoliful, aed whloh . but rarely «.eo. Au Albetroee-rrom the Ceuo a iploudld apwleieu of the Shell Dr. to ol Mouth Ainsrioa. Pheasants in numerous variety The Black Ccok. Two varietie. of the Prafrio Hen.'A V.tef r ?® °f Faradlae—the two and twelve ■harted. The King Bird of Paradise. The King Hum ming Bird, and twenty-seven different varieties of the '*1? 'a* 1 , 8 . 0 ., u Vw, n .. 011 r * c b of kb ® lwg«»t else. «i? UA . UMU F ED8, T i V nonB thM ® wlli b ® fonnd mag nificent speoimons of the Liou, the Polar Boar, the Le onard, the Hyena, the Puma, a Canada Buok, th* Sloth, the Lynx—with a number of smaller animals. A 8t. Bernard Dog of th* largest else, and a full grown Mice * nativo of the ieogee islands, the smallest sdo- oimen of the oanlne species ever seen. " A Sea Cow. A Mermaid, and a variety of other sea Kn*triotor AU A£r oau D ®* r lu 11,1 *® ld> of » An additional attraction in the Museum will be found In a series of eighteen COSMOBAMIO VIEWS, repre- •enting European Cities aud Scenery. Beenes at Sea and many other interesting a*d attractive subjects. ’ The hours for visiting it will bo from 9 A. M. to I P. M., from 2 to 6 and from 7 to 9 P. M. Fridays and Fri- IRON HAILING, VEUANDAHM, OUNA* MENTAL 1UON WORK, Arc. H AVING tho Agency of a Inrgo Manufactory, 1 am prepared to furnish at ehort notice, nov 22 J. F. PE LOT, 224 Bay-st. J. H. COHEN 4c CO., H AVE just received another lot of those Fine Light colored all Wool Mousline de Lain** cents, worth 62 oonta. 25 pieces more of those very cheap Plain oolored d* Laineaat26o*nte; 10 pieces English Merino, Double width, at75cents, worth $1 per yard; plain, brown, blue and tan oolor Alpacas at 37)4 worth 50 cents. Cambric and Lace Undersleeves, very oheap anu Swiss and Cambric Collars, do do Caomisetts. A the above are for sale at 140 Broughton-st. nov JOHN OLIVER, BOUSE, SION & SHIP PAINTED, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac., No. 121 Broiifthton-at., S )EGS to return his thanks to the citizens of Sa- ) vannah. for past furors, and te assure them that work in his line entrusted to him, shall bo done promptly and in a workmanliko manner. J. O. trusts byao assiduous attention te business, tho employment ot competent workmen and the use oi the best materi als, te insure a oontiuuanoe of their favors. He keeps for sale mixed and dry paints, paint oil, turpentine, varnishes, window glass and putty; paint, marking, white wash and other brushes. 6m nor " WM. HUM PUKE VS, Agent, MANUNACTUaKE ON Essential OIU. Extract* and Perfumery . af every dCNcrlntIon, FANOY TOILET AND SHAVING 80APS, Havnnuali, Georgia. “I^OR sale by Me**re. Eatou ic Vnrnon, 78 Maiden JL* Lane. J. ft J. T. Tripp, 90 and 92 Maiden Lane, Uaydock, Clay ft Evans, —* • Druggists, New York. tA.No visitors special invitation. Pearl Street, Wholesale company reoelved unless throngh P. K. SHE1LS, LUMBER ft TIMBER FACTOR, IT! - anyl.i anyLumber for sale. He and Wood for oity trade. Savannah, Deo. 1st, 1853. W. D, FORD, DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. PICKLES, PRESERVES, Frails, Confectionaries, Nutta 9 dec. FISH, OYSTERS aud ICE when In season. IValdhurg'e Buildings—Jefferson-st., Havanunh, Georgia. nov 12 PIANO IfOKTB^MgglC * DICHIC’AL. ^nr^anTG w hich firm he has heretofore been the If II ■ }| If acting member in Savannah, uonld ree- pectiully invite the attention of thoo# iu want of anything ia the Musical Line, to his estab lishment. From many yeare experience, both In pro fessional and business matters oonneeted with Music, Mr. M. feels himself folly qualified to proffer hi* ser vices in tho selection of Musio and Instruments, or tho fulfilment of orders; with the assaranoe of his utmost seal and iudustryin his endeavor te deservo tbopatron- ag® andcoufideuoe of Uia publio. ( je 18 paveraeAts, for sole low from wharf ly * BUT 2 If WM. CRABTREE, 208 Day-it. Private Boarding; House. T HE subscriber beving taken the spudou* reel dene* lately occupied by Wm. I. Way, Esq., re- speotfnlly notifies his friends and the putlie, that he i pr . 8 Ww d nVl^S in,I10d * t ’ # both P«r»»zent aid tran- ■iont BCARDLR8 <m reasonable terms. Persons who have rooms elsewhere. should they wish to do central part of the oity. Court Ho 1 — ” trusts the shareof patronage. take their meals at his house Tho house is located in a Wright Square, opposite the 10 ® nt,ro >*tisfaotion ho that both friends and stranger* will give him a >f patronage, [oot 2Uj GKO. C. DUNU.4M. f P«E steamer T. 8. Metcalf requiring some alight repairs, the David L. Adams, until further no- plac* WU1 Uk#n fr ° m th ® Florid ® w®t® t® supply her Bavannah, Nor.22. 1853. no? 23 ^ FOH SALK. tWri^.u A J 1 "* North .® ru HOR8E, well broken to -AaRT^th® Harness and Saddle, at tbe subseriber'e ■ 1« i„8table, oorner of Barnard and Broughton-ste. °° T m « THOB. P. STEVENS. Morses. TWENTY head of fine large ber- “ 4M HORSES, for sale te arrive is Savannah, by the lith of this month.. JACOB ELLll 1 f i Capt. .1 Twenty Dollars Reward, ITtOR the apprebeuston of my man WILLIAM, who JL ranaway Ust Monday, lie formerly belonged to Capt. John DfUon, and was purchased by ms from Capt. Tuoker. The above reward will be paid upon his deliv- srery to me. [nov 7] H. F. WILLINK. Northern Bricks. Apply to WM. CRABTREE. ej if applied for Immediately. ng. win on soia J. F. PELOT, 224 Bay-stroef. DR. M. W. BANKS, TV ESPECTFULLY offers his Profeseionai ser- JLV vice* la the varioos branch** of DANTISTSF, te the oitisens of Savannah aad violalty. BariHXNOXs—Edward Pad#Iford, Br.. B. T. Chap man, Joseph 8. Fay, W. W. Linooln, and M. Prouder* gast. BSTOffloe on Congress st, 2 doers from Drayton. AMI LL A JAPONIC AH.—A lot of double / Camilla Jsponloas, for solo at No. 4 Washington Square, by RICHARD THOMAS. —y!7 tf Gardner for Dr. 8ereven. ( ADJOURNMENT. i rpilE Court of Common Pleas aud of Over and X Tenuiner for the oity of Savannah, has been ad- ourned until Monday, 19th Deoember next. Bnltors, nrore and Witnesses will plsase take notioe. By or- ■*er of the presiding Judge, flftgg . 2awtlOD WM. II. BULLOCH,CVfc. WOOD ! WOOD! T HE Subscriber will keep constantly on hand at his WOODYARD. at the Caaal Bridge, a tell apply, at all seasons, of OAK. HICKORY and PIN E WOOD. AU order* left at J. D. Jesse s, Brenghtea-st. will be promptly atteaded to. tsr Wood Hold Lew Fer Cash. JB janl t J.M. BUTLER. WOOD ! WOOD!! WOODS!! ^ J fpiIE Subscriber has now and will keep constant* * 1 ly on hand, a large supply of tho boat quality of highland Oak. Hickory and Pine WOOD, whioh he odors by the whole sals or retail, as low for oash as oax bs bought for in the oity. All orders punctually at-ijto tended to, and particular attention given to measurft-Ni taent. Wood yard at the old stand at th# Canal and Railroad Bridge. 4y?2 ly PETER WHITE. Baths! Baths!! Botha!!! fY BATHING RGOM8 are now ready andin complete ordor. Worm aad Cold Bath* only lift • —.a **■—^—ser the I would respeotfully solicit the patronego o N. B.—Gentlemen will please purohas* their tlekfite in the Uair-Cntting Saloon before bathing. Com* ftiid Bathe—I will have it well attended to, If I eaa gelBM- J. M. HAYWOOD. publio. tom enough to pay ite expenses. New Jewelry store. TUE Undersigned hoe opened a Jewelry Establishment, at No, Ifift Congress-*tge*I, where he will be happy to show hie patrons ,a new and splondid assortment of WATCI1BB Sc JEWELRY ot ell kinds. Having engaged the servlats of a competent Watch maker, ho is prepared to do repairing of every descrip tion in the boat manner, and hopes to give entire satis faction to his patrons. [nolft] H. BILBER. Vf KCllANIC’H TOOLH*—Bench amiMoul- 1YJL ding Planes, Cross-out, Hand and Pannsl Saws, '-opors Compasses, Howells, Drawiog and Crum burg ives, Foot Adgs, Broad Axes, and over/ article wanted by a Mechanic, in store aad for sal* by SAM’L PALMER ft SON, M Gibbon’s Bnildlng. No. 130 Al HIM] Jbrqughton-st.J b Mil W. D. ZOQBAUN). IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL K1N00OP MUSICAL INSTRUMENT*, * THINGS Ac SHEET NtSlC. 139 BROUGHTON-8TREET, Next door to I. W. Morrell A Co.'s Fumiturs Wareroom s SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, S OLICITS the attention of his friend* and tb# publio to his NEW RH7BIO STORE, d where they may inspect a large assortment of the va rious artioles embraoed in his business. The arrangements having been mode by hlmselfwiln Northern Publishers, ore such that bs reoeives all nsw Masle as soon as published. ‘"’.He also obtained the sole Agenoy for Bavannah sad it 8tate of Georgia- ALBERT G EM UN DEE ft BOTHERS’PATENTED CHURCH OBOAB* of whioh attracts so much attention and sdmlrsL^ the Crystal Palace, New York. M. COBURN’S, of* vannah, IMPROVED and PATENTED V10WNS. iUO GEOROE GEM UNDER'8 VIOLINS, te Whloh ft PrJxo Medal Was awarded at the World’sIVILLondon, as also the Agency for the MUSICAL WORLD and NEW YORK MUSICAL TIME8. Dealers, Teachers and Bohools supplied oznznnally advantageous Terms. Mnslo bound, all kinds of Instrument* repaired and Piano Fortes tuned. AfTAIl orders panotaally atteaded te and^sxeeuted > the shortest notioe. 3m VSuorl LLYftCO. NOTICE. S O DEBTS contracted by t _ brig Planter wUl be paid by Capi e*. BRXOI1AM, KEi Savannah, N*v. T>0,1863. 1RAULT respectfully luforms lu* cusitmiore and the pnbllo generally, that he has opened a ty of new Toys and Coafeetloaery, os the south side of Broughton-street between Bull and Whitaker, where fresh Cakes, Rusks and Bread will be baked every day. Afro, Iced Cakes and Maeearesles. Ornamented Cakes, J elites and Cream, la fanoy stylo, made to ordor. Cakes for tho oountry will bo boxed carefully for shipping. A contlauaneo of publio patronage Is sollolted. Duguerreotype Likenesses. T HE subscriber is now prepared to execute LIKENE8SES. in the beet etyle of the art, at his magnificent Gallery, coiner of St. Jalien-etreet and Market Square. furnished; also, Stook aad Chemioals for sale, oot 20 - J. W. MILLER. Dancing Academy. MON8. A. BONAUD respectfully inform his patrons that hie Evening Class for gentlemen, i will begin on Saturday next, Sd of Deoember, at k 9 o'clock, P. M. Gentlemen desirous to join his Cta e, are requested to oome at onoo. tion night*— 1 Tuesday and Thursday. Price of on, >12 for 24 lessons.nov L WUoassot Hay. in store, in tote, nod by retail. pplyto [nov 23—tf] WM. CRABTREE. UCK.WHEAT.—50 packages of Buckwheat, in half and quarter barrels, boxes aad bags, land ing per steamer I lerida and for sal* by deel OLAQHOBN J CUNNINQHAM. / lOKDIAL.—Anieette, Noyceu tuid Pepper- CKISTADOBO’8 . New Shaving & Hair-Dressing Saloon. No. Uull-Mtrcet. rpHE Subscriber begs to inform bis friend* and X tbe public that he Jxss opened a new and elegant SHAVING AND HAIR-DRE8SINO SALOON, in Bull-street, directly opposite the site of now Hotel, shortly to be erected, where ha will be happy to waiton hie friends, and others, who may need his services. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed on him be hopes to merit ite oonUnuoaoe. Ha flatters himself that in th* art of Catting and Draming Hair he ia equaled by few and surpassed by uona. MGT Gentlemen shaving by the month will be fur nished with private boxes and brushes free of etoemv. Give me a trial. A. CRISTADOhO^ nov 24—3m No. 9 Monument-eq., and 28 Bull-A .. EXCELSIOR, SAVANNAH FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPOHIUM. No. MS ISr, an-st. Oc CoepHMb, Opposite the Market, P. i. KU8KNBER&, Proprietor. O N hand and for sale a large sum well aotected stook of Fall St Winter Clothing, Cheap for CASH and on accommodating terms. — noT 14 17 1U0 bags COHEN & TARVER AVE received by recant arrivals from New 50 cheats Block and Green Teas; 5 hhds choice Forte Rico 8ugar; lu ao prune wo j 60 bbls Stuarte B and C do t u> do oroshed do t 10 hhds prim* 8ides; 6 do Shoulders; 6 tiarees canvassed Hams; 60 boxes English Dairy Cheese: 100 do Tobacco, assorted qualities; 50 do Colgate* Pearl and No 1 Starch, 100 do Family Pols and No 1 Soap i 25 do Lemon Syrup; 200 bags Buok and Drop 8het| . 25bbls Butter Biscuit; 10 do 8ugar dot 20 boxes Soda do: 10 case*Preserved Ginger; 10 boxes assorted Candies j 25 Halves. Quarters, and Eights Bnokwhsat) 100 boxes Halves aud Quarter* Raisins: 100 bags Auguste Canal Fiour; 2ft bbls do 25 do liiram Smith Flour; Lonn Aoaaclarlan 2|j shares Chatham Mi fonSkS*. . .. - -ii-mwir- Bctfannohdo. Applv at this office. • aor29 one J eorn.r of Bear end Whluker-ilruU. Bey QQd Vf blUUer-eteee—. ,;ilKMl FltLilT—iil) h.lf bn, M I.JK H»T- JP sins s 50 quarte r do do do j 50 drums I‘—" hr "•‘uaff ■
