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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1853)
SECOND MORNING EDITIOI Tfcnrsday Morning, half-pnot 4 o’clock FROM MILL8DGEVILLE. Correspondence of Dally Morning Neva. • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mkasdawwill*, Dee. 13,3, P. II, JIfr. Editor-The House convened st Che ap pointed hour, and puraued for a abort period the re gular order of the evening, to vlt; The reading of bills the aeoond tine, when it waa announced that a very ioterealiag examination of the blind atudenta of the State, wax programing in the 8enate Cham- ber. The Houae, anxioua to vitneaa the novel scene, adjourned uutil half paat 9 o'clock to-morrow •ad repaired to the Senate. The puplla numbered fifteen, meet of whom were female*. They were examined in reeding, writing, Arithmetic, Geography and Muaic. 1 wea indeed •urpriaed, at the proficiency that they had madein tbeae branobea of edncatioa. It ia peculiarly grati. fying to a feeling heart to know that the philanthro- pyofour State haa provided inatructora and facili ties for teaching this unfortunate elaaa of our citi zens. If the heart's warmest sympathies can be aroused by any influence a viow of the little band of unfortuuate blind must have aroused them on yes terday. The musical^performance of these stu dents via enrapturing. Their songs ware peculiar ly touching. A little boy about twelve years of age was placed upou the stand, and repeated, with great effect, an appropriate piece of pootry. Whilst bo was thus engaged, ftill mauy a tear waa abed by those who “foilfor otkere toota.” He who could listen unmoved “ is fit for naught but treason, strata gem and spoils." Many articles manufactured by tlio blind scholars iu the Pennsylvania Asylum, were exhibited and sold at liberal prices. A concert will be given by the students of our own school at eight o’clock to-night in the Representative Hall. F. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Millkdqkvllle, Dec. 14, 9Vfc, A. M. Mr. Editor:—'The Houae having convened the following bills were introduced, viz: Mr. Jones—A bill to ropenl an act to provent the killing of door at certain seasons in tho county ol Richmond. Also—A bill to incorporate Buena Vista in tbo county of Marion. Mr. McUougald—A bill to revive an act requiring Sheriffs and other officers to advertise iu tho paper having the largest circulation. Also—A bill to compensate the commlisioueia, wnoso appointment is contouiplutod, in a " bill pro viding for the^division of the counties into echoo] districts." Mr. Taylor—A bill to define tho duties of Ap praisers. Mr. Barnes-A bill to incorporate ia the county of Columbia a Company to be called the " Colum bia Alining Company." Mr. Harden—A bill to relieve all free negroes in this Slate from the penalties incurred by failing to register their names. Mr. Harrol—A bill to appropriate ono hundred and two dollars for tbo compensation of teach:/* of poor children in the r.oauty of Pulaski. Mr. Dawson—A bill to exempt from levy and sale ono negro of each dabtor in this State, under any f. fa. or attachment obtained after the passage of thie bill. Air. Calloway—A bill giving to Judges of the Su perior Courts the discretiouary power of commuting the ponalty of doath to imprisonment in tho Peni tentiary upon the recommendation of the jury victing tho prisoner. Mr. Gross—A bill to allow plaintiffs in Justices' Courts when they reside out of the county in which ■uit is pending, to prove their accouuts by written affidavits. Also—A bill to appropriate the State tax of Scii. veu county for the year 1854, to tbs several acm'e. mies iu said county. Mr. Williford—A bill to prohibit the employing ofttlaves, or free persons of color as clerks inestab- bailments for the retail of spirituous liquors. Air. Alobley—A bill to regulate the fees of Ordin aries in this State. Alr.Garlrell—A bill to amend an Act authorizing parties to compel discovery at Common Law. Mr. AIcDonald—A bill to incorporate in the coun ty of Thomas a volunteer company, to be called tl. Thnmasville Guards. Mr. McCombs—A bill to allow Billiard Tables in private dwellings free from any lax save such as is imposed upon other furniture. Air. Harden—A bill to compensate Grand and Pi tit Jurors iu the county of Clark- Air. Youog—• A bill for the pardon of James L. R« • giiter, now under sentence of death in the county «1 Troup. Air. Irvin—A bill :o incorporate tho Washington sail Petersburg!! Railroad Company. . Also—A bill to incorporate the Wilkes county Plank or Railroad Company. Air.Harrison—A bill authorizing theGovernir, with the concurrence of the Seuate, to appoint bbn. nially an agricultural chemist for this State. Mr. Lamar moved to suspend the rule, in order to offer a resolution to bring on tbo election of Super intendent of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, to morrow. Motion lost—Yeas 53—Nays 57. Tho House adjourned until 3, P.M. F. Ml*" 5HS ua t z«.w haB SPECIAL NOTICES. nf Jbfolarilp It I. hi,hi, th* rt.iklad ahoold •Mure atriat regularity la alHh.ataraoriir*. B«f- loduu.. health—Irregalarlty proiiaooi dismal, y* p—pl* on partiealxr .boat a.Ung .1 regal*, hure—retiring I. tail at r.jul«r httu.Vrl.lng at . regular time—md w. .honld b< «,aally u portion!.r about dluharging, front the l»ir.li,-h. faml ud oorl- uonloni hnmon of th. body at . regular honr-to •mptp tbd bow.Is of thslrsont.au st » rtgolsr tin. If mankind would obmrro IhU gre.U and imporuat dntp, ud prep... th.lr how.lt U non regularity, they wo.ld .Told n.sh alokntm. Bsdw.y . Bs(nl.tors In- d.et Regularity. They regulate orory organ to r.ru- UU notion. Th. Llrer, Fuoreu, Kld.ayt, H.irt, Skin, Bowsls, sod oil other orgur, will, .fur th. so- tlo«of B.dwsy's Regul.tore, more with .11 th. regn. iMity ofolonh-work. P.rtont troubled with Oottlre- »Mt,lndlgtrtlo..Dyspspri^*o, will lod, that, by Uklag on. of fUdw.y 1 . Btgnl.toi. ar.ry might, au going to b*4, they will have a pleasant discharge of Uis howsl* ia the morning at a regular period of time. One Regulator will regnlate-thre* will purge. Bold by Druggists everywhere. 12 jg ft Thors are few thiags which afford Sroater pleasure than sitting down to write aotiee of the oelebraled Hoofland Gorman Bitters, to- eaus* w* are flsUy conscious we are eonferriag a publio benefit, and dur heart tells us that by our notioesmauy have been induced to taka these Bitters, and been ret oued from death by Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Ac., for the cure of whloh it is certain. It is prepared and sold only by Dr. 0. M. Jackson, at the German Medl- eine Store, No. 120 Arch-street, Philadelphia, and by Prttggiste generally. 12 d#015 Woodman’s Cherry Expectorant, Jbr the Cure 0/ Incipient Consumption, bronchitis, In fluenza, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and for ths rslief of Consumption ia all its stages, I3F*A Medicino that will promote expectora tion, while at the same time it soothes and removes ir ritation and Inflammation of the lungs, is a desidera tum loag sought by the medleal profession. The arti- oles of which it is oompoaod are all known to medical men, and are used by them daily in all pulmonary oomplalnts; but the proportions are sueh as to give the modioinoapower and range of appplioation possessed by no other eompouod. 8old by Jss. If. Carter k Co. A. A. Solomons A Co, W. W.Linooln, John A. Mayer! and all druggists in this State. Sm dee 5 man and lovers!—hear ms for my oause, and be silent that you may hear; discard prejudice that you may believe, and -read foots that you may aot in- telligeatly. Who, that is young, but values the luxu riant looks of youth and beaaty 1 Who, that is middle- aged, but shudders at Gray Hairs I Who, that is old, but would avert Baldness? If any, speak,—for him have I offended. As none speak, thentone have I of fended in addressing twenty-four million people. Not one of Uiese many million who hare attested the virtuta of Lyon’s Kathairon, for Preserving, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, but will proclaim its bene ficial effeots far and near. One trial will oonvinoe the ioott inorednlous. Bold uniform, for 25 cents, by every Druggist in America. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. T. M. TURNER A CO., nov 29 lm Wholesale Agents ia Savannah. EX** IN SENATE. AHlledoevillk, Deo. 14, 1853. Mr. EditorThe Senate met this morning, and ■far tbo usual reeding of tho Journals, Mr. Knight moved to rocontdder so much of them u related to the appropriation bill. Tho yeas and niys wore called for and were yeps 45 and nays 34. So the motion to reconsider was carriod. Mr. Stephons reported a bill to amend an act to provide for the educution of the Poor iu this State c Mr. Robinson—A bill to incorporate tho town (otherwise called "city,”) of Oglolhorpe. Mr. Dabney offered a resolution that the Genei al Assembly convene in the Representative Chain! er on to-inorrow, (15th inst.)lor the pnrpose of eleif. >ng a General Superintendent for the Western and Atlantic Railroad. Bnt the resolution was lost—us •t was in the House, and I suppose as Air. Yunge takes charge of the Georgia Railroad in Mr. Arms place, our Slate Railroad will have to take care of oselfl | This is a beautiful state of affairs for the Empire State to be in 11 A bill was taken up to give the appointment of that Office to tho Governor, and was laid on tho ta ble for the preKoot. Air. Miller's bill for the protection of the Rights °f married womon came up, as it was^ tho order of tbe day. Mr. Miller made an admirable speech' in favor of the bill, with Messrs. Moore and Dunwoody, (vit/i amendments they offered, (otherwise against i>i) Pope and McGehee, and was opposed by Messrs. Stephens, Dabney, Thomas and Dawson of Greeue. Pending the discussion, the Senate adjourned to 3 o'clock, P, AL, this afternoon. F. Potatoes* and onions.—50 bbis. r« X tatoos aud 50 bbls Onions, received per steamer ted for sale by WILLIAMS A HUMPHRIES. (iso 2 1 large meat, with and without Collars, for sale by PRICE A VE ADEK. 147 Bev-» pLANlHHKD TIN.—Steak, Vmmuu, f- table. Buckwheat and Oyster Chafing Dishes, fer sale by | nov29] MORSE A NIOHOL". DEAVERTBKN CUATH—Hunting tJ slneu Froek Coats of superior qnalRy, and Otodiomsly ““do up, for sale by 1 PRICE A VEAPER, 147 Bay-et. 1 ( j KEGS Goshen Butler, just rec’d lit store uuu jy for sale by [d*o/| B. O'BYRNE, A Llfi-ALE—ALE.—50 bbls Albany Ale, lauding from the ship Southport, for sal* at th* u «P“t.by W. M. DAVID80N. CARD. MR. F. STEIN returns bis slaoero thanks to the inhabitants of 8avsnnah and its vi- olalty.for their kind patronage slooe his commencement in business, respeotfuUy informs them that he has re opened his old stand, 144 Brooghton-street, with a new selection of Gold and Silver Watches, and a variety of Jewelry too numerous to insert. He hopes by unre mitting attention to merit a share of publio patronago. Repairing of Watohes, Clocks, Chronomotors and every speolous of Astronomical Instruments, attended to with aocuraoj and dispatch. [novl6] F. STEIN. DR. HARRIS A Has removed to the residence formerly •Cfik owned by Capt. John B. Gallio, N. E. corner of Whitaker andliarrls-sts. Offloe in the basement, oct 3 m DENTISTRY. fg DR. BARNE8 having enlarged and re-. furnished bis establishment, hopes now, with his inoreased facilities, to supply the increased demand for his new style of Artificial Teeth, whloh are admitted on nil sides to be the most life-like and beau tiful Dental substitute ever Invented, and mast be soon to be appreoisted. Dr. B. will take great pleasure in exhibiting specimens of this to any who may favor him with n call at his offioe, corner of Congress and Whlt- aker-sts., eatranco on Congress-st. N. D. Examination and advice gratis. o MSS * ,T r?r‘“— Ni _ BOH IM - re- Ik ud Ch&rlntoa Seml-Wctkli STEAMSHIP LINE. A4«r'i whuTM «»sry Artur- .4 Mrfartrfo,. nR.rth. arriv.l of th. Core fro* th. South aud Wut. « Oo Saturday th. u.w ood aplaodid ifMon lAMKBdDGKll, 1 John Dlokloflon, _ Cantm.od.r. MARION, IW.I. FuUr. 1.200 Tool. J Coiomood.r. UNION, “ W *'“t8?ohi're'A4MM, 1,000 Ton*. J Commander. These steamers are unrivaled on the coast for safety, eomfort, experienced and ooarteous eomman- tablea supplied with every laxary, will for* by this, every possible eomfort and URSDA.Y* DECEMBER I5t ls53. d.tlOD. ■CHdut d.re, t.ble atv.i.n h, Boom .ooommodotlooi, oppl^rtrt. oOo. ot, Oorm.r Bodt Bo, ood Ad(.r*l Sou. Whotf. Coblu Fomoi. %15 *r.^Tw^;'m;hii 'KA8iiviLi.i? trtU U Mtdjtouk.h.rploo.Uth. Um.«orl, luNoremtur. United States Mail Lino. N.Y. AND BAVAM.NAU 8TKAHSDIF8. ~ DAYS OF LEAV- M INO SAVANNAH ^| FOB NEW Y0BK.2jri|MflH . ipt. Bchenok, The Augusta, Cept. Lyon, •• The Florida, Oapt. Woodhull Dee. The Alabama, CapESoheaek, •* , The Augusta, Cant. Lyon <• lu The Florida, Cart. Woodhull,., « 17 The Alabama, Capt. Scbenok, •* 21 s 11 jhlns are tbs lkrgest on the coast, unsurpassed innpee;' safety or oomiort-making their paseageein W to 60 hours, and are oommanded by skillful, careful and polite offloe/s. They offer a most desirable con veyance, to New York. On the completion of the Knoxville, in January next, this lino will be semi- weekly. 6kbim Passage, $25. 1’ADELFORD, FAY A CO., Agents ih Savannah. BAM'LTt octal »OH PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The new and splen did sidewheol stoam- Brships, KEYSTONE Wb STATE, Capt. ltobt.| u-ATK nv (ik'nnniA «AMa31 Agent in Savannah. RT1N. Ag’te in Fhilodelphia. STEAMBOAT LINES. TO TKAVELLEBS GOING NOBTB. 8TEAM-PAOKET8 Leave Savannah every morning at 4 o’eloek A. M. ( after the arrival of the night train of the Central Rail- leston atllM.tbesa rith the ■ton Hteain-Pnoketn. ibe U. 8. Mail every da*, silt and also with the DRYGOODS IN TttS CITY t 1 er CUf AcctpOmct. BROUdierON 8TRKET CHEAP DHV GOODS STORE, -1*»~ A Fern Bmi toil qf Bamard-St. WHOLESALE ASH) RETAIL. TIIE subscribers now oflfer for sals, on the above terms, on* of the largest and beet seleotod Blocks of Foreign k Domestic Dry Deeds in th* city, most carefully seleotod by one of the firm. In tho best markets for cash* consisting Impart of BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. Shootings, Drillings, Shirting Stripes, Deaims, Bed Tioka. colored aud Mourning CaUcoes, Mourning colored Ginghams—in endless variety. D Alsr|«0dl«tln »f BUoBMdoolored SUko, Follu, Wold ood Spun Sllku Bmodu, Coburp, UarluoM, ForomoUH, Ulooki Silk Worp Alpoouu, Bomboiiu oud Coutou Clokho. Black and Colored Bilk Mantilla*. White Canton Crape Shawls, Broehe.Terkelra and Frenoh Merino do, with a large (jonntity of Long and 8qnnr« Wool Shawls ol various ^Ladies’ French Cloth hCardlnaIs a LINEN GOODS. 4-4 Family Linen and Super do. for trim’g. Linen Table Damasks, Doyleys, Napkins, Uuaeka- buok, Scotch aud Russia Diapers, Towels k Toweling. HOSIERY AND CLOVES, UNDUKVKHTS mud DRAWERS. In those departments will be found our usual Urge and well assorted supply. BLANKETS and FLANNELS. Portionlar attention is requested to those, u we feel ooufldent they nill bo found fully 15 per cent, lower thau oan be had eUewherc. Planters and others are invited to examine previous to purchasing. Ssttluets nntl Tweeds for servant’)! wear, Black and Fanoy Cassimeres and Veitlngs for Gentle men and Boys. Embroideries^ Laces. IHnslin Collars, Embroidered Robes,Chemlsetts, with a large quantity of L C Hdkft, very cheap dents’ 811k Pocket Udkfs: Silk Umbrellas, Head Udkts, etc., etc. oct 18—3m T. dk L. McKENNA. SHIP LINES. FOR NEW YORK—Union l.lnr. The regular packet sohr. CATARACT, ... v . master, will have quiek dispatch for the above idMhport. For freight or passage, apply to 0 14 OQDEtT A BUNKER. VOK LIVKltPOOL. The new fast sailing paekat ship COOS A W- TTEE, Thos. Paxton master, will hai ' late dispatch. For fret DENTISTRY. Dm. ROITAJLJL and JOHNSON, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, m—Office over Zogbanm’s Masio Store, Mar- •CSk ket Square. ly tic DENTISTRY. DR. HI. C. UEALD Performs all operations pertaining to Nat oral or Artifi cial Teeth, in the best style. Offioe first oornsr west of the Marshall House. ly jan 17 TAPSCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION AGENCY. ^ ^ ^ Persons wishing to send for their friends, and desirous of bringing them oat by first tlass packet ships, are informed that the subset ibers are the only agents for the above Ageney in this oity. They are also authorised to draw on Mostrs. Wm. rapscott k Co., Liverpool, In sums from tl and up wards, whloh drafts are negotiable in any town through out Ireland and Great Britain. Drafts on Franoe and Germany, payable in all parts of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to d*o24 ly BUNKER A OGDEN, 80 Bsy-st. CARY 4c PERKIN’S D AG U ERR EOT YPI STS, Corner of Bryan-st. and Marl&eNsquare, SAVANNAH, And 407 Broadway, N. Y. No pains will be spared to secure to their customers in 8avannab, Pioturesof the same elegant tone and su perior finish, u those for whioh they have been hereto fore distinguished. « r Piotures taken at nil hours between 9 o’clock and 4 o’olock P. M. P. M. Canr. (oet 28) J. W. PxBxins. A Warranted Remedy. PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES; SKA- CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS. CAN PUUOHABB NO RBMXdT XQUALTO DR. TOBIAH’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. For Dysontery, Colic, Croup, Coughs, Rheumatism, quinsy Sore Throat, Toothache, Ueadaohe, Sea-sickness, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Old Sores, Mosquito Bites, In sect Stings. Fains in the Limbs, fie. If it does not give relief, reoolleet your money will be refunded. All that is asked is n fair trial of it accord ing to the directions. This or tide is an English reme dy, and was used by William the Foartk ,lat© king of England, and certified to by him as n ears for Rheumatism, where everything else he had tried, failod. Over 10,000,000 bottles have been sold in the United States without a •ingle failure, and many families havo stated that if it was f 10 per bottle they would not be without it, ia case of Croup, salt is as oertain to eurs as It is applied. The most severe oouoa is oured in n few days. It oures roomxcux in 3 minutes—headache in \i an hour and OHOhXUA, when first taken, in a few hours. Price 25 and BO oents. *44 DR. TOBIAS has also put up a HORSE LINIMENT in pint bottles, whioh is warranted oheaper and better than other for Oolie, Galls, Cuts,Bwdlings, Bruises, Scratches, Crocked Heel, fio. tar Price 50 oents. DR. TOBIAS oould fill twenty newspapers with th* Utters and oertifieotes received oorumendlng his Lini ment, but eonsiders that warranting it sufficient, as any one who does not obtain relief ts not called on to pay for me wig •«« MT.Buu—un tor aaio 1 gists and storekeepers throughout Georgia. ggr Dr. Tobias’ offioe, 240 Greenwich street, N. Y. J. II. CARTER, Broughton streot, oppoelte 8t. An drew’s Hall, will supply tho oountry merchants at the oroprletor’e loweat prices. mar 16 SCOTCH WHISKY.—a |moctiooii. Duo Campbelton Whisky, just reoelved instore, and sale by rdoo7) W. M. DAVIDSON. / UDBK—CIDBK—20 bbla. New York Biller, •»le J U ,L fc . r A 0 .t^ veti ^ # 5* :fcmar f rom New York, and for t the Albauy Ale Depot, by W. M. DAVID80N. JUST UBUB1VBD FEB STEAlHKK— •ri Pi, u *V. Bfeoults, Soda do, 8pongedo, Water Crook- * I' ,. lot Bread, Fire Craokers, 40 pack boxes, Cauton. fit) ,Uppl J r tnd for «tls by W. D. FORD. (^RIHTMAS GIFTS*.—A very eiegaut as- ° r Artiolss, among whioh will he Work Boats of Papier Maehe and Gutta Perofca r,SJ^ or Boxes. Glove Boxes, KeUeules, fio. Just d.n ?■> * ud wil1 b * °P« tt for selection this day, at >2 W. w. LINCOLN. Monument Square. E HfcNCU CONFBOTIONEUY.puluuia , one ponnd oach, and of every variety. koAnA.K 0,h "FPP 1 / °f Qum Drops. Just received at fefiWMMilM Hall, oorner Broughton and Baruard- ^1^7 [deofij J. E.DxFORD. L'ANCYGOohs-A large lot ol'F.ucy Toilet ?* Po^or Boxes. Hair Brushes and SS* ° f ‘“ 1 ” rl0r llU, J l ri:rl°/BTEB Jr A eo. It COAL.—100 tons broken nod •oreened Red Ash Coal, landinx from sohooner u. rot rel. by OLAOUOBW A OUMM1NQBAM. ^-UOKBD TONUUB»~ANi> SALMON - til 1* **»• iat of l.rn Smok.d Ton.u., _ UlSilmoo, ,t BERLIN * NATHAN , H °NBY SOAP-F. s. UImv.“ .■air LaorSOJ J. 11. MOORE 4 C f audies at Wholesale. T T. C. RICE'S Candy Factory may be found an extensive assortment of oommon and French | dies at New York prioes. There oan be no longer doubts entertained in the minds of retailers as to the •uperlority of candies mado by the kiln drying pro- oess, particularly when intended for the Southern trade. Kiln dried candles from this manufootory are warranted effectually to resist the influenee of the cli mate, and to remain dry and retain their brilliancy of coloring for a twelve month. Touohingthe retail de partment ortho trado it may bo well to state that os we are oontlnually making candy at the rate of lOUlbs. per hour. Fresh and evan hot candy may be obtained at any hour in the day, of a quality, for purity of materi al, briUianey of coloring and delicaoy of flavoring un surpassed. We would also add, as the recent oocur- renoe of death in Boston, from bating painted eandies, has shooked the nerves of all and awakened fear in the minds of many, with regard to all oolored eandies, that no colors are used in or about this establishment, ex cept ooobinua) and saffron, with the Inoffensive proper ties of whioh ail are acquainted. At Rioe’s also may be lonnd his oolebrated Wild Cherry Cough Candy, thaeffioaoy of which is too well known to require comment. Those dollar Boxes of as sorted candy, and the largest assortment of fouoy paper works, boxes, fie., ever offered lathis eity, the last of which will appear in doe time for Christmas. tC dee8 ATTEE, Thos. Paxton master, wil. deo 14 VOK NBW YORK—New Line ■Bpork n The sohr WOODBRIDUE. will meet with dispatch as above. For I ■affiEor passage apply on board, or to deo 8 BBIQHAM, KELLY A CO. VU88BL WANTED. freight or passage, apply OGDEN fiBUNKER. FOR LIVERPOOL. A. The American ship KALAMAZOO, Capt rffffeaTaylor, will meet with dispatoh for the .above afiOMport. For freight apply to dec 6 tf EPP1NG & KRETZ. FOR NEW YORK. The fast sailing regular packet ship SOUTH- PORT, Wilson, master, having a portion of bar For balanoe of freT( it apply to WASHBURN, WILDER k CO. Tbo sohr. NARRAGANSE BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. Wholesale and Retail Confectionery AT S. DICKSON A CO.’S THE VERITABLE HEADQUARTERS OK OLD 8ANTA CLAUS. 140 Broughton Street —Havannah. pared fur the soMon a largo and varied stock of pure and choioe Confeotionery, warranted free from the slightest adulteration, and respectfully invite an early inspection. They tako pleasnre in Intimating that their arrangements are such as to onsure a daily manufac ture o? fresh Confeotionery; and tlioir long experience in the business enables them to get up Canales and oth er articles of the first quality, rich in color, and of the must agreeable flavor. They are now manufacturing an assortment of com mon Candies and othor Confeotionery, which they will sell as cheap as any in the United Siatos. The attention of country merchants it requested to their general and ample stock, as they will find every artiole suitable for tbeir trado on very favorable terms. J. D. 4 CO. would be pleased to receive a visit From the Lnclien, to examine their stock of FANOY ARTICLES. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY of various descriptions, put up in FancyfBoX'iS suitable for the Holidays, much superior in style to any hitherto offered. NEW TOYS*! NEW TOYS!! Just received, a beautiful assortmentof TOYS of the newest fashion—a decided attraction for young people. FIRE WORKS. . _ stook of supcMor FIRE WORKS, direct from the manufacturers, not to be equalled in this city. They keen also on hand the various descriptions of Cordials and Syrups, Currants, Almonds, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Fruits in Syrups and Brandy. Jellies, fio., fio. ryordorswill bo oareiblly executed aud prop) style, fio., made to order. tljaa dee 6 Flic Works, Fire Works. U8T received, and on hand, 100 boxes superior No. 1 Fire Craokers. Also, a fall assortment of _ ..e Works of every desoripiiun, whioh will be sold low at Wholesale and Retail, by GEO. ALEXANDER, At the Firo Work Depot, corner Bull and Coogress- streete, Monument Square. deo7 BOOK-KEEPEK'S SITUATION WANTED. i PERSON thoroughly ucqnuiotod with BooL \ Keeping is desirous of taking charge of a Sett of >ok*. Compensation in aooordanoe with the duty re quired. Unexoeptiouable references — — fnquirs at this Offlcs.3w be given.— deo 2 Marine Average Statements. A PERSON well versed in making up Marine Average Statements, offers his servicos in that Ttmont. Inquire at this Office. * “ Staves Wanted, OP WHITE OAK OK WATER OAK. N OT leas than 42 or over 44 inches long, do. do 6 do 7 do wide. The Steves to We atroightJy cleft,aud froe from tawta, warps, or worm-holes. For Steves prepared In strict oonformity to thisspsoi- _oatlon, and delivered on Messrs. R. A. Allen fi Go's lumber wharf in Savannah, prior to 1st March, 1854, Savannah, June 21.1853. ft fob 1 l^tAMPHINB—A fresh supply just received and for salt by inorJOj JOBS B. MOORE fi CO, Butter and Cheese. milE subscriber has made arrangements to receive I direct from Northern Producers, a regular and rail supply of very ohoioe BUTTER and CHEESE, which is offered at the lowest market price. 20 Firkins and 25 Boxes just reoelved. Purchasers are respectful ly invited to call. C. T. ROBINSON, dee 3 122 Bay-st., rear of the Exchange. Prime Western Com A Meal. O NE thousand bushels prime choice Corn in Os- naburg sacks. 200 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal. Just received and for sale by [«ep 7 j CH A8. U. DUBYEE. B KC’D Per Steamer Augusta—10 bbls prime Table Apples; 10 do do Potatoes; 2 do tberries; also, Prunes, Raisins, Citron, fie. for sa’ at ALEXANDER'S, Qor Bull and Congress-st, Monument-sq. K m 01 EC’D per late Arrival**—10 bbls Canal Flour; 10 do Baltimoredo: 5 do Self-Raising dot and 50 bags fresh new Buokwheat; also, a full supply fresh Groeerics, Winm, Liquors, Cordials, Sootoh Ale, London Porter, <fio, for sals for eaahat a • _ — _ _ ALEXANDER’S, dee 7 Cor Bull and Coagreas st, Menu meat-aq. B RUSHES.—Fancy and Common Hearth. Blind, Furniture, Dusting, Whitewash, Sorub- j, Ilorse and Shoe Brashes. For sale by MORSE fi NICHOLS. B OYALMATH BLANKETS-1 case su , per Bed Blankets, extra sis* ood quality, just d and for sale by nov 21 NEV1TT. LATHBOPfi 8TEBBIN8. V ABIES’ HIDING HATH—Some very I i handsome styles of Ladies' Biding Hafts, eon be bund aft (he Hxft and Cap Store of nov 22 N. K. BABNPM fi CO. )IIKLP’ri GIN—50 bbls. Phelp’s Gin, land lot from sohr Marla Pika, for tale by io* 19* COHENS fi HERTZ. /"lOFFKK AND TEA.—300 sacks Hio Coffee, I j 120 Xtegatyra do, 75do Old Java do, 150 half-ebests Blaok Tea, 100 Caddies Hyson do. For sals by flftnov 21 McMAHON fi DOYLE. A8T1LLB8 DE PARIS—For the allevia tion and eurs of Bronohitis and other Diseases of Throat. Fbr sale by JOHN B.MOORE kCO deo 2 Gibbon s Buildings. P (be: WANTED. WANTED TO HIKE. ’ A COAC113IAN of steady habits. None lined ii apply unless they oan oomo well reaommendod. dee 13 3 W. U. W1LTBEBOER. WANTED. A WHITE WOMAN to do general houso work. J. jl Inquire at Rloe's Candy Factory. tf doe 12 WAN * KD TO HIKE. A COLORED COACHMAN, to go iu the coun- jtry. ROBT. HABERSHAM fi SON. A WAITER WANTED. A WHITE or Colored Waiter competent in the business, will obtain n permanent situation aud good waxos by applying at J. C. Dunham’s Boarding ilouse. Court House square. tf deo 8 WANTED. A WOMAN to Cook, Wash aud Iron in n small JLJL family. Apply at this offioe. nov 3U WANTED. A N OVERSEER on my Rice Plantation, within jLX. 3 or 4 miles of Savannah. A man who can fur- nisn the best testimonials as tooharaoter and capaoity, who has had the management of large tide swamp plantation and been successful, will receive a liberal salary. None need apply who have not the best testi monials. ROBT. HABERSHAM. Savannah, Nov 26tb, 1853. nov 26 WANTED. C* IX good Tinmen, to whom constant employment O will to given and liberal wages paid, nov 26 KENNEDY fi BEACH, Agents. WANTFU A WHITE Sorvant Girl to do House Work in a XJl small Family. None need apply but th* best, to whom good wages will bo given. Apply at the briok building on State-street, third door above Barnard- street. tf oet 11 WANTED. Tj'OCR Journeymen Tailors, two Coat hands, and JU two Pantaloon makers. Enquire at oct 5 ROBINSON fi CAMP'S. Land Warrants. r IMIE highest price paid by X eng 31 WM. P. ROWLAND. Houses and Lands. ~ TO KENT. 'T'HE Counting Room, lately occupied by Starke X fi Bryson. Apply to “0014 3 W. w. STARKE. TO RENT. A Grocery' Stora aud Bar-Room, at the corner of * nd Montgomery-strssu. Also for sale, the Stook. Fur particulars inquire at the Store. <100 13 gs . „ ren, TH “ENT. * N Onlco, on Mburly-iquare, .uil.ble for a Doc- “Too n” OIBo ’‘ ' Appl7 10 WM - wi|iq ut. mi TO RENT. Pfll .re ^HREE Brick Tenements on West Drosd and BUI ?2 rn , e !i 5 f Ctorlton-streets. Possession given on JU,the 1st day of January next. Jnquiro of d *° 2 W MULFORD MARSH. FOR HALE OR RENT. PW O. , n# r. tenement Woodon House, 1« U | WgM Hi lathed and plastered, in Robert ^HB.ylfe, subject io a ground reut of $12.50annually. Apply to [nov 26J WM. WRIGHT. For Halo. Mi . , A T* ln * bl ! Vl-nUtlon on Skld.w.j i-e. Bwnmp Lind. Th. Pl.otntion 1> 20 mile, fromlhl city hy vatit »nd 12 by land, oroula, » f.rry. lie.Hh •na wal.r uoreypuMd nnd landln, nmumbla by Florid, tiuamboatc. Ont of th.nomb.rof.lxty n.r- •on. bat on. da.th occurred by dlio.ie (ploxurfiy) in flfta.n years. Apply to Lnc.2t| WU. wniOUT. Furnished Koom. A HANDSOME furnl.hod Room, with Dotril In 4X * private family, and in a central part of the city, for a L*dy »nd Gentleman, or two single Gentle- men. Enquire at this oflioe. nov 22 TO RENT. A ”ARM, one milo from tho city, containing 17 /X P a «»• prsmires is a convenient dwel ling, Plartored and woll finished. For partloulars en- ,U n"r a T- '• WAUU - No ' *» B.y-ttr’et. TO RENT. pSffl ». T ^? IIou * efl ° a the oorner of Barnard and New Uouston-streets. Apply to JLft. nov 10 C. A. CLOUD. ~ TO RENT. A BRICK STORE, No. 118 Brynn-street. Apply to [ nov 10] C. A. CLOUD. TO RENT. *y.T h J 00 Two 8tor y Woodon Buildings, with o!!l Jfltehen separate, on the corner of Jones and l«*li Purse-streets, will be rented elieap by tho year. Apply at j. MaNKE S, oct 31 Cor of Montgomery-st. and Bay lane. TO RENT. A WHARF Store.. Apply to A oot 11 T.J. WALSH. TO RENT. |“<* A Brick House on Jones-street, on a fnll lot. Possession givon immediately. Apply to JEJL oot li t./. Walsh. FOR HALE. REft A valuable Plantation, situated on th# I<ouis- will® H«ad, eleven miles from Savannah. It has JUfta good frame two story dwelling, and all neces sary out-buildings on it, this traot of Land contains three hundred and seventy-five aerss, more or less; there are about one hundred and twenty aorcs of clear ed land and nnder good fence, suitable for the produc tion of Corn, Cotton and Rice ; the wooded land con tains Oak and Pine, and is convenient to tho Central Railroad, which runs through it. Purohasers wishing to buy, will please call and examine for themselves. For further partiool&ri, apply on the premises, or to WM. WRIGHT. Also, will be sold with the plaos, eight Negroes, ac customed to field work; Horses, Wagons, Carts, Cat tle, Corn. Fodder. Peas and Potatoes, if applied for in time. Titles undoubted. oct 3 FOR RENT. f|MIE 8TORE immediately under our office, well X suited for a grain and feed store, or for storage oTootton. Apply to [sop 23] ROWLA74D fi CO. fjpO RENT—Tho second Store under our offico. X Posscssiongiven 1st October, sep 3 ROWLAND fi CO. FOR RENT. Tho Tenement in Wnldbnrg’s Building, at shI present occupied by W. Woodbrldge, Esq. Pos- session given 1st November, sep 19 R. HABER8HAM fi SON. TO RENT. Three of the Five tenement llonses corner of EmH Atoroorn and Jones-street, inquire to Aft, sep 14 A. BONAUD. For Sale/ IStt The Plantotion on Skidaway Island, Lift called the LODOE, with an Island at- " IKH Uchod to it—in all said to contain 9U0™ mm aorcs. The price will be modorate, and the terms ao oommodating; for whioh address , sep 1 tf M. G. W. at this offloe. Grocery Stand. T70R SALE—A building lot in Chatham Ward, x* suitable for a Family Orooerr Store. Also, Lot No. 36 Troup Ward—both oorner lots. Apply nt this office. tf aug 23 TO RENT. R?!tt Three fine STORES, on Moors's wharf, ft! ROB T. HABERSHAM fi 80N. XJRfeb24 T^LOUR—FLOUR—One hundred socks X Granite Mill Flour, for sal* bv deo 5 WILLIAMS fi HUMPHRIES. /’I RITH & SIBAL—50 uck. of Utiu aud V. li ’* l,f ° r “ l ’ b,, WILLIAM8.HOIIPnilIE8. For Sale. A MAN 88 years old, a first rate Firemen, war- JA_ ranted sound sod of good character; a mnn 35 yearsold,* good portor about a store, sound and of rmdrtjrrertr. Apply I. wu . wmo , 1T . t^OK TIIK IIA in—Ram.ay’i Octo of Kola XJ Curling Fluid for brilliantly ornamenting and embellishing tbs Hair. Also, Ramsay’s oolebrated Kephalia. For safe by JOHN B. MOORE fi CO. deo 12 Gibbon's Building. / CHECKS ou Mercli.au' B.uk, Na. York, In Vj sums to suit purchasers, for sale by ANDREW LOW fi CO. Savannah, Nov. 1,1853. tf soil } OACK HALT.—Part of the cargo of the ship □ Bonaventure, landing and for safe from the wharf by [nov 22—tf] ANDREW LOW fi CO. LOTTERIES, fee. aKaMwn.4Mnpci.ABKi nsmann LOTTERY OFYICK. B»r L>w, .mi BalhHiiNI. QSSQOBT * MAURY, Muipn D rawn w ubi mb rb—of or.... a puiuti Lottery. Class 155 : 70 24 54 62 22 49 66 lfl 68 21 13 71 CLASS 156 KTR 1853. To ho drawn in this City This Day. 78 Number Lottery—14 Drawn Ballols. SCHEME. 4,000 DOLLARS! Tiokete |l—sharM in proportion. A CerUfioate of a Paok or Wholes f 14 A do do Halvas 7 4~.» T,B ^ , £LW5. I iKS;,. Ha „ with a renewal of 5 years, at a 1 annum. The improvements U, stories high, with a large A aeoond hand Carriage lately trimmed and pointed, n good order. Terms cosh. Lot No. 24.14th Distriot and Sd Seotioa, oontiining 100 acres, within 4 miles ef the town of Clin ton. Terms eash. Beed Rye and Oats, in qualities to suit purchasers. Lot No. 25 south of Jones-strest, and improvement* oonslitlng of s 2 Story lions* and a double tenement in good order. Rent at $33 per month. Will he sold n bargain as the present owner Is moving from the oity. For term* and farther par Honiara inquire at the Count ing Room. A handsome assortment of ready made Clothing, con sisting of superfine Frook, Socks and Over OnoU, !n Iocs to suit purohasers, for sols low. Tams ooeb. Loft No. 12 and BuUding. on Sftone-eftreeft. Th* Loft MOT Pntterson's Qfics, Nu. 6 Whitakir Street Green and Pulaski Lottery. GREGORY fi MAURY, Managers. D RAWN NCMIIKRJS—Of Ureeue to Pulaski Lottery. Class 155: 74 20 54 62 41) 56 16 68 21 13 71 Whole Ticket No. 22 54 56, prise of $6 returned for want of apurohasor. class m. Will be drawn in this oity this afternoon, at 4 o’olock. 1 prise ol $4,0001 l of $343 I 1,000 1 250 10 1001 10 SO fie. fio. fie. Tickets only $1—Helves 50o—Qurters 26o. CHARLES'?. PATTERSON, M . Vender for Gregory fr Maury. Office No. 6 Whitaker-st., between Bay-st. and Bay Lane. Orders from the oountry. promptly attended to, and prises cashed on demand at this office. deo 15 BROAD STREET HOUSE, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. a The underaigoed he. taken charge of (hi. e.ubll.hmeot. Th. house hu mod thor oughly rouoY.tod nnd furnl.hod innw. Th. traveling publio will find his rooms airy, neat and olean, and his table bountllully supplied with every delicaov he market affords. AF’Omnibuses will alwa s bo in readiness to carry passongora to aud from tho Hotel to the Depot and Stoamboats. L. T. WOODRUFF, Proprietor. Columbus. nov 1 GEORGIA HTATE LOTTERY, r the hent/lt of the Independent Fire Co. al Ausnwfcs. A. D. ELLIS fi CO., Managers. tune. *i6 Call for your cash at the Old House of For- wmmsmrmmsBm I ut No. 40 o. the nth of RoborUTlll., heljl M aawsnsKr* wmb * ^ ,owu Two five aerel< ote. one mile from the olfcv, for sals low mediately, on aooommodsfting terms. Grey, Hard Brown, and Brown Brlok.ia quantities (o suit purohasers. ^ 300 bushels Tsnnessts Corn, In lots toldllpurskassrs, just reoelved. 21 bbls choice But* Pork, in lot* to suit purchasers. Landing nnd for sals. A desirable building Lot for Sale.—Lot No. 8, fourth ty thing, Anson Ward. For particulars, enquire aft the oouutlng room. 5 kegs Red Stone Mills Powder, $ do Hasetti k Go's Hh G UG powder, 13 do Dupont’s N P Powder,for sale low to olos* n oonooru. Clothing at Private 8uls—A handsome assortment of ready-made Clothing, consisting of supsrins froek. sack and overcoats, in lots to suit purehaasrs, for sals low. Terms cash. Will be sold bared from 1 0»nul Brldgt, _ OMtrt, .ud ..tfi , Fropdrty 1. tn limp] - wHfif ajwiw at Rpcitig. Bidet Wmlit*. Removal. T ill'* Hiiiuery, Trimming and Goneral Variety Store is removed to the store on Whitaker- Hats and Plate, braidod and ambroidsrsd Hoods, fonoy Satin Bonnot liuingf. Feathers, French Flowers and Wreaths, a groat variety of Dress Caps, Tabs and other » , .- v h- A large loft Frenoh Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, very low; white and oolored Silks and Batins, Lining Silks, Cloak nnd Talmn Tassels. TrlwmlnftSt Pointed Velvets and Ribbons, Laos r _ loons. Silk and Worsted Braids, Embroidery and Braid ing P.Morns, Worsted Embroidery and Floss Silk, every shade and oolor, Stool Trimmings, Gold nnd Silver Braid and Laee, Embroidored Mus.Un Collars, Chsme- setts and Sleeves, Fanoy Breast Pins, Draoolete, Kid, India Rubber, China aud Wax Dolls Olovos. Mlllnera and Dress-Makers Goods, MRS. DOYLE,assisted by competent Milliners,from New York, will attend to the Making and Trimming Department, and will endeavor with skill and testae* please all who will favor her with their orders. Cloth Talmas made, out and pinked, Slippers, and 8moaking Capt stamped for brading, Straw Bonnets l>leaohid and pressed. Romember the spot in Whltaker-strseft, next dcor o ConKf'M-etreet. nov 14 Gimps and Go- To be drawn in this City To-morrow. Reorgia Slate Lottery, CLASS 188. 84,000--l,000~600—300 And more than $40,000 in Smaller Prize* ! Tiokete only SI—Shares in proportion. Risk on a pack of quarters only $3 50. Tiokete and Shares for sale, and Prises oashed on de mand. by GEO. 8. GRAY, No. 6Owens’s Building, deo 15 Opposite Pulaski Hones NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. M R. W.W. WOODRUFF, of Griffin, Gn., nmi Messrs. M. C. fi J. U. GREEN, of Newark, , having.purchased the entire Interests, and se- oured the location of Messrs. T. J. Naylor fi Co., in the Carriage businoss in this oity; respectfully announce to the eitlaens of Savannah and of the States of Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, and all sections trading at this growing oity, that, it ia their intention to keep on hand, at all times a largo and general as sortment of every kind of Carriages in use. They feel confident that their business relations are such as to enable them to offer inducements to pur chasers equal to Charleston or any other oity. The Messrs. Green have been engaged in th* manu facture of Carriages in Nowark, N. J.. for a number of years, and are well acquainted with the wants and re quirements of the Sonth. Their reputation as Manu facturers, combined with tho experience and qualifica tions of Mr. Woodruff, long known at Griffin, Ga., in the Carriage business, emboldons thorn to promise that they will bo able to meet the espcotatlonsof the public. Mr. II. D. W, Alexander, of the Into Firm, favorably known in oonneetlon with tlieoarriage business in this city, is associated with them, and will act as their Agent in the transaction and management of their bu siness. Mr. Woodruff's intention is to divide his time and at tention betweeu this point and the interior, and hones to maketho acquaintance of thiscominunityporsonMliy. Ily atriot attention, eoupled with fair aud honorable dealing, they hope to secure a share of publio patron- qe. They have made arrangements to have all repairing romptly and neatly done. All work sold by them will be warranted. NiSW HARDWARE STOKE. THE undersigned has opened a New Onrdwar* 8tore at No. 140 Coniremtentreet. In tho store recently oocupled by Messrs. N. K. Bar- uum fi Co., and is now reoelvlng nu entire new and well seleotod stock of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS, embracing almost every artiol* usually found in a Hardware Store. Having purohaaed his stoek direct from ths Manufacturers in England and this country, he is enabled to offer his Goods as low as they oan be purohased at any other establishment at the tiouth. He respectfully asks of the patrons of the late firm of MoClesUey fi Norton, tho oltistna generally, and per sons visiting th# oity, to giv* him a call, and b« satisfied of his prioes, etc. oot '26 GEORGE A. MoGLEBKEY. CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. W. C. Wadsworth Invitos tho Ladies to call and inspect un Invoice ef Cloth Cloaks oud Mantillas, reoelved from the oelebrated manufootory of Ghobqb Butt die, Esq., New York City, whieb for superiority ef style and quality cannot bo surpassed, at No. 115 Congress-Street, opposite Pulaski nouse. Yankee Notions. n. C. SCOTT Be CO., No. 176 Broughlon-Strctl—Up Stain. OVER DARNUM'S STORE. CKTOULDreapectrully Invite the munition of City If and Country merchants to their oxtenslve stock of Haberdashery, Perfomsry, Combs, Musical Wares, Stationery and Fanoy Goods of all descriptions, TOYS. A very large assortment of Toys. 3m oet 19 Tors! Toys!! Toys!!! C K. BATESON, at the corner of Congress and • Drayton-streets, wishes roost respeotfnlly to aoqualnt tho oitlaens of 8avannrh and pnbllo generally, that he has now reeeivod n large aasnrtmeat of Toys, which he will soli at reasonable prioes. —ALSO— ^ood assortment of Fine Fruit and Confeotionary. W. D. ZOGUAUM, AS just received per Alabama a nt'W supply of JULLIEN’Soelebrated Quadrilles, Gallaps, M, Wattses, eto. etc. For sale aft his NBW MUSIC STORE, 139 Hrouehton-Street, Next door to I. W. Morrell fi Oo.’s Furniture Ware- Rooms. nov 22 J3. Savannah, Ga. tOFA CARD.—It will be seen by tho above that have deemed it best for the interests of all concert.... to withdraw in favor of Messrs. Woodruff, Green fi Co. We take this o friends for the ki ally proffered ns, _ _ of the same firm. T. J. NAYLOR fi CO. Savannah, Deo,7, 1853.deo7 o solicit the same for oar friends THE CRYSTAL. PALACE At St. Andrew’! Rail, Will Open December lsf, 1853. S HE subscriber begs leuve to aniiounce that he will open the above Fair to the publio onTUURS- Y, December 1st, 1863, with a splendid assortment of Goods of evory description, consisting of magnificent OIL PAINTING8 entirely uew, and Imported China Cut and Glass Ware, Teto a Tete Sewers, Ruby and China Vases, Cups and Sanoers. Parisian Pitchers,— ~ large assortment of China Figures, fio.; Dessert aives and Forks, Tablo do, of every description; Pocket Knives, Tablo and Tea 8poons; Aooordoans. Violins, Tatnborines; Clocks of all kinds; double bar rel Guns, Powdor Horns and Flasks; Carpet Bags; Fort Monnaies, Fancy Chairs, Bowing Chairs, Work Baskots, Sewing Baskets, Flower do, Ootagon, Em- broiderod and Oval Fancy do, Reticules, Toy Baskets, Travelling do, Jenny Lind Work 8tands, eto. eto. S©‘2S81if©‘2 , £SS Anti Fancy Goods, Also, one of the largest assortment of Toys ever openet in Savannah, of every description, American and Im ported. a lso Fireworks of overy description. Roman Caudles, Trl- igles, Rookots, Serpents, Pin Wheels, Beugolas, Tor- idoes. Vertiolu Reels, Fire Crackers, etc. eto. nov 23 J. M. HAYWOOD. Boarding. A FEW Single GanUctnen can obtain board nnd lodging at No. 20 Mongomery st., one door from the oorner of Broughton. Apply as above. nov 15 Boarding. 4 FEW Mechanics cun bo accommodated with good Board 2d door irom the cornsr of Macon r — iDrayton-etreets. I*rtvate Boarding House. T HE subscriber having taken tho spacious real donoe lately oocupled by Wm. I. Way, Esq., re- speotfully notifies his frisnda and tho publio, that he is prepared to accommodate both permanent and tran sient BOARDERS on reasonable terms. Parsons who have rooms elsewhere can take tbeir moals at his bonse should they wish to do so. The bouse is located in a central part of the eity, on Wright Square, opposite the Court House. Hoping to give entire satisfaction he trusts that both friends and strangers will give him a ahare of patronage. jootSQj OEO. C. DUNHAM, Th* high* sanr iJWk&'s ' fkts$oo$ siirrfa#ii CSS*. $ flSkife- ehelss Kidney folftUn now UmUuftdom Ifigl Harvest. Prime White Corn at Priooie Sole. Just reoelved In store, and tee sate In Wte to s chasers. Terms sash. , - „ . . Valuable Buildim* Lote mi Private Solo. Lot No. 13, ooatolatofT^ “ — G w insett-street. " If° not' pro v'3 uslytinpidof b v pr I vote sale.ths shove lots will be soldftBHft suotlim in front of ttekOsnrt House, oi at tale. Lot Land No. 2$ 16,8, eontalning 1$9 bered, situated in Casa County “ miles Irom the State R. Hood. Improved Essence of Vojot Wa hav* just reeeivod from th* man Philadelphia, and will eontinna to kMM sale, Augustas Hummel’s Improved wiR,.,,,— .... This Is tbs besteomposUloa cf Coffee evstsfbied fet sale, and Coffee made from the Kesenoc is mnsh mors wholesome, more delicate, Qnaev flavored Md srisrtA, perfectly cfear, and ia ovary rospect anparisg to«| finest Rio Coffee, and in use will prove a nett saving 79 « or cent, over Coffee prepared in the ordinary manner, •ry it and see if itdoss not. TbnnowM bacon and Lard, os Private Hale. 13,000 lbs. New Baoon, assorted Hog round. 2,000 “ Fresh l*eaf Lard, just teeelved per R. R from Tennessee, and for sole inlets to suit purchasers Crocartes. rrooieltmt,mo. ' ’. PHILBR1CK A BELL ofler oaaeooBsnsedating terms 6 .Iflith ulk. Pfu.t, Cutilllra * Co. HhmR Brandy. 200 do*, of fine Madeira, Sherry and Perl Wines, brandy, Gin, Rum, Whisky and Gaeiry Bran dy—all private stock. Baoon.—2u soaks Sides, 10 soaks Homs, tf soaks Shoulders. Hat.—300boles Eastern and Northern. Oiiul- 150 bbls. Rosendals Comes I Oe. Tuiun.—100 bbls. Canal, 50 bbls. Rlskmond, "JnooannT.—25 orates assorted Common andOranite Glasswaub.—75 eases Tumblers, asserted, 10 ease# Wines, 15 bbls. Lamps. Molasses (huts. As. Cbackbks.—10 whole and 19 half bbls. Beaten. CiUAks—fiO.OOOCommonGsrmanCigats, 90,090 Bpan- ish Imported aa. Soalbs.—A larg* assortment ef Talrbank’s Platform . Also, a large assortment ef Beady Made Cletkiag, Dry Goode, Matehes, Wooden Ware, Brass Geeks, Pansy Soaps, Fa cy Articles, Ae. Ae. Jyl4 Two Stores, Nos. 8 and’llJohnaten’S Building, Bay street,for rant low. DR. U. W. BANKS, T> ESPECTFULLY offers his Professional ear- iV vioes in the vorions broaches of DENTIflTBY, tv the eitlaens of Savannah nnd vleimity. RnrxuBNOKa—Edward Fadelford, Br., 8. T. Chap man, Joseph S. Pay, W. W. Lincoln, and M< PVeMev- (ft ^"Offlee on Congress it, S doors from Drayton. RICHARD THOMAS, Gardner for Dr. Soreven. adjoumnment. HE Court of Common Pleas and of Oyer nnd _ Terminer for the city of Savannah, has bean ad journed until Monday, 10th December next. 8nlters, Jurors and Witnesses will pi**** take aotiee. By ei der of tho presiding Judge, nov 9 2awt)9D WM. U. BULLOCH. Ul’k. WOODS WOOD! FIE Subscriber will kaep constantly on kind jl at his WOOD YARD, at ths Caaai Bridge, a foil upply. at all seasoos, of OAK. HICKORY Md PINE WOOD. All ordere left at J. 1). Jesse’s, Brougkten-st. will b* promptly attended to. or Wood Md Law Par Cash. JB JOB 1 t j.m.bptlBb. WOOD ! WOOD!! WOOD!!! - S HE Subscriber has now nnd will keepcMslMt* ly on hand, a large supply of the best quality ef blood Oak. Uiekory and Pin* WOOD, wbfoh he rs by the whole tale or retell, as low for eash ns son be bought for in the oity. Ail ordere pnnetually at tended to, and particular attention given to mfossre- mont. Wood yard at the eld stand at the Caaai aud Railroad Bridge. Jr 22 ly PETER WHITE. JButli*l Baths!! BatbSlIS Y BATHING ROOMS are now ready andiu complete order. Warm and Cold Baths only If s. I would ruspeotfully solicit th* patroasge ofthe publio. N. B.—Gentleman will pleas* purchase their tiokaia in the Hair-Cutting Baioon before bathing. Com* lit Bathe—I will hav* it well otusdod to, if I earn gat *5- enough to pay its expanses. I can gale J. M. HAYWOOD. New Jewelry Store. THE Undersigned naa opened % Jewelry Eslablisbroeut. at No, 155 Congress-strcst, where he will be happy to show his pofcroaa now Md splendid assortment of WATCHES Sc JEWELRY of nil 'jds. Having engaged the services of a eompetent' Watch maker, he is prcparsd to do repairing of eva~ * .... -* *^pea to givee j H.l Bench nnd Moul- ^ _ rMiphMlji. tlon in tho heat manner, and hopes to give entire satis- far lion to his patrons. Lnolfi] H. 81LBER. M ECHANIC’STOOLHr ding Plants, Cross-cut, Hand and Pannsl Saws, wwySN Compasses, Howells, Drawing Md U/amburg Knives, Foot Adge, Broad Axes, Md every article wanted by a Meohauie, in atore and for sols by BAM’L PALMER A SON. 26 Gibbon’s BuUding. NOTICE. T HE steamer T. 8. Metcalf requiring some slight repairs, the David L. Adnms, until further no tion, will be taken from the Florida route to supply her plaoe. Savannah, Nov.22.1863. nov FOR HALE. A Fine Northern HORSE, well broken to the Harness and Saddle, at the subscriber's Stable, oorner of Barnard and Brougitton-ste. nard and Broughton-sU THOS. Jf. STEVENS. IKON RAILING, VEUANDAH8, OUNA MENTAL IKQN WORK, Ac. AVING the Agency of a large Manufactory, am preparod to furnish at uhort aotiee. a J. F. PELOT, 224 Bay-st. H J. II. COHEN A CO., H AVEjusl received another lot of those Fine Light colored aU Wool Monsline do Laines at 50 rats, worth 62 cents. 25 pieces more of those vory cheap Plain oolored de Laines at25 cents; lOpieoos English Merino, Double width, at 75 cents, worth $1 per yard; plain, brown, blue and Un oolor Alpacas at 37% worth 50 oonte. 8wisi Cambric abd Lace Undersleeves, very oheap ana fine, Swiss and Cambrio Collars, do do Chemisette. All of the above are for sale at 140 Broughtcn-st. noi 'TfP. BAGS Shot, assorted sizes, per ship »y port, ia iters Md for bale by deo 7 E. O'BY; eouth- O'fiYRNE: JOHN OLIVER. BO USB, SIGN & SHIP PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, Ac., No. 121 BrouRhton-ut., S i KGS to return bis thanks to the citizens of Sa< t vannah, for past favors, and to assure them that work in his line entrusted to him, shall bo done promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts by an assiduous attention to business, ths employment of eompetent workmen and the use of tho best materi- wbite wash and other brushes. WM. IltJMPHKEVS, Agent, MANUFACTURBn OF Knaential OIIh, Ex trade aud Perfumery of every description, FANCY TOILET AND SHAVING 80AP8, DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, de. dc. dc., Savannah, Georgia. I^OR sale by Alessrs. Eaton to Vernon, 78 Maiden ■j Lana, J. fi J T. Tripp, 90 and 92 Maiden I llaydoek. Clay fi Evans, 218 Pearl Street, Whol Druggists, New York. flqLNo visitors or company received unless through special InviUtlon.tf noi P. K. SHEILS, LUMBER & TIMBER FACTOR, TY AVING leased one of the Wharfs lately occu' anyLi AVING leased pied by A. A. Smets, is now prepared to reoeive imber or Timber that may be consigned to him Savannah, Deo. 1st, 1853. deo l W. D. FORD, DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES* PICKLES, PRESERVES, Fruits, Oonfectlonarlcx, Nutts, fee. FISH, OYSTERS and ICE when in season. Waldburg't Buildings-J«fferson-tt., Ha van pah, Georgia. nov 12 I The subscriber having purchased tbs satire business of F. Zogbaum fi Co,, of whioh firm ho has heretofore been the acting member in Savannah, would res- ( ictfully invite th* attention of tbosa thing in the Musical Line, to his estab- fjjfjjj ualified to proffer his str and Instruments, or ths eg* and confidence of th# poblio. ^ js 16 Ilorses. TWENTY head of fine large har ness HORSES, for sale to arrive in Savannah, by the 16th of this month ( JACOB ELL1I FOR SAUK. «fl . _ AtT. F. Stkvxms’ Stables, Broughton-st„ iskni excellent Horses, for the Saddle or to drive LJLuU 1 ' single or double Harness. nov 3 Northern Bricks. Apply to WM. CRABTREE. LOTS FOR SAUK. f applied for immediately. liug, will J. F. PELOT, 224 Bay-street. H O DEBTS contracted by the crew of the Br. brig Planter will be paid by Captain or Con- ee. BRIGHAM, KELLY fi CO. Savannah. Nov. 30,1853. IIIKAULT respectfully informs his customers 1Vi th«‘ publio generally, variety of - IUAVJLT udUmpai . , variety of new Toys and Confeotionery, on the south side or Broughtou^street between Bull and Whitaker, where fresh Cakes, Rusks and Bread will bo baked every day. Also, Ieod Cakes and Maoearonies. Ornamented Cakes, Jellies and Cream, in fonoy style, made to order. Cakes for the oountry will be boxed carefully for shipping. A eontinnano* of pnbllo patronage is soliolted. Daguerreotype Likenesses. T HE subscriber is now prepared to execute LIKENE88E8, in the best style of the art, at his magnificent Gallery, corner of St. Julion-strset and .Market Square. All Pictures warranted to giro satisfaction, or re taken without extra charge. j9Sp*Instruotions given in tho art, with apparatus tarnished) also, Stoek end Chemicals for safe, oet W J. W. MILLER. COAL AND WOOD. um ASH COAL, I N quantities to suit purchaser* on the wharf, or delivered in any part of the city. —ALSO— Black Jack, Up!nmi Oak. Live Oak Alls, PIbo x»d idMofd. for the Boat Load er at Retail. For tho oonvenionoo of person* residing in the upper portion of th* oity, Boats for orders art Placed at the Store* of Messrs. J. M. Cooper fi Co.. W. \V. Lincoln and W. G. Dickson, and nt ths Offloe of the •• Morning Nows.’* In order to ensure promptness in supplying orders, these box#* arc examined daily at 9 A. M.,and3o’clock,P.M. . Particular attention will to given to furnish lawful measure, end purchasers will confers favor byi»m®- dlately reporting any instance in which my teamsters should foiito deliver ths qaaatity ordered. Having mad* arraagemente for a regular supply of tho above articles, and for thsir prompt delivery, I respectfully ask a continuance of tho favors of my former customers, and tho patronago of consumers of ,l " 1 HEED CANE fir ihlpm.it to oo/ quootlt/, auf pll.4 ol..hort ootlco. J. T. THOMAS, SueoOMor to D. Rxmshaet, Ferry Wharf, cetS Opposite the Gas Work*. ■CBSSpv wo. ia® ariSHpi 3 J i J BBR0UGHT0N-8T.B W Igg W. D. ZOGBAUM. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTIUMSNTS, STRINGS & BURST MUSIC, 130 BROUGHTON-STREET, Next door to I. W. Morrell tb Co.’s Furniture Wareroom e SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, S OLICITS tbo attention of his frmnus nnd the poblio to his NEW MUSIC STORE, where they may inspect a large assortment of th# H« rious artiolss embraced la his business. The arrangements having toon made by himsolfwlth Northern Publishers, are such that b« rssutarss all new Musio as soon as published. ■ W ^lie also obtained the sol* Ageney for Savannah and toe State of Georgia- ALBERT OEMUNDER A BROTHERS'PATENTED CHURCH ORGANS, oil of whioh attracts so much attention Md admiration at tho Crystal Palaoe, Now York. M. COUURN’8, of Sa vannah, IMPROVED and PATENTED VIOLINS. a Lao OFORGE GEMUNDKR’B VIOLINS, to whloh a Prist Modal* ' as also the A, NEW YORK , r T Dealers, Teachers and Schools supplied ca unusually advantageous Terms. Musio bound, all kinds of Instruments repaired and * Plano Fortes tuned. 0iTA11 orders punctually attended to nod < » tho shortest notice. . utiHununno uuwtw, w wuion a lol was awarded at ths World’s Fair. Loudon, s Ageney for tho MUSIOAL WORLD Md )RK MUSICAL TIMES. CKISTADOKO’S New Shaving & Uair-Dreiilig Itlesx. No. 28 Bull-Street. fJ'IIE Subscriber I i*o. AS unii-Btreet. uriber bogs to inform Ms friends abd the public that be has opened n now and elegant IAVINO AND HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, in Bull-street, direetly opposite th* site of nsw Hotel, shortly to to erected, where he will be happy to whiten ■* '“--rs, who may need hia services. vary litoral patronage heretofore beatowed on him he hopes to merit its ooaUnnsns*. H* flatters himself that in tbo art of Cutting and Dressing Hair he is equaled by few and surponsed by none. Gentlemen shaving by the month will to for- with private boxes and torches free ok charge. Give me a trial. A. CBISTADOhO./ v 24—3m No. 9 Monument-»q. ( and 28 Bull-ei. Dancing Academy, MONS. A. BONAUD reirectfully inform his patrons that his Evsulng Class for gentlemen, will begin on Saturday next, Sd of Dooomtor, “ 9 o'o!<)os, P. M. Gentle * Tuition nights— Tuition. 112 for 24 squatted I Tuesday lemon desirous to join his lusstod to oomo at onoe. Md Thursday. Price of JUIMC EASTERN UaY—150 Prim. I/llOKWHKAT.—50 pirki|« of Buok.h..!, O in h.If .ad au.rUr bus.U, Uni ud tap, Innd- '1 EXCELSIOR. SAVANNAH FAnHIONABUB CLOTHING EMPORIUM, N..«8 Br/.»-.t. dc CoMire.Mt. t Opposite the Market, P. J. JX08BNBBR8, Proprietor. O N band and for rnlo a Urge and well selected stock of Fall A Winter Clothing, Cheap for CA8U Md on aooommodating terms. pot U ly New Full and Winter Goods. ROBINSON A OAMP, Draper, and TailknbMdSnlnih FINK KKtDMADE CLOTHING, A RE now receiving and opening tbeir Stock of Fall and W id ter Goods, eonslstlng In part of c and fanoy oolored Frenoh and English Cloths: French, English and American Caarimores, of all grades and oolora; Vestings of Silks, Satins, Cash meres, Cut Velvet, and Embroidered. Ovnn-coATiNas—Such as flas English Beaver*, Nor way do., Esquimaux double sided do., fine Kersoys aud Pilot Cloths—all of which will to made up and trim- mod in our usual stylo, and at tho shortest nolle*. Our Rxadt Clothing is manufactured by on* of the first House* in Broadway, New Yo/k, and oomprisae all that is fist and fashionable. “ have our usual large sopply of Furuishiaat Goods uJsUS2!&A'!t5B& Also India Hubtor Goods, such as Coats, Cloaks, begs. Also India Hubtor Goods, at - Ponohot. iAiiini and Capes—aU of whioh w* offer as “»«!& Ponohos, Leggintand Capse-oR of whioh low, nnd on as aooommodating terms ns t else where, at G AU DR Y '8 BUILDING, Next door to Pulaski Mouse! Louo Aesoclulion Hlock fur Misle. o f\ shares Cbatbsm Mutual, 90 do SaVM&ohdo. Apply at this offioe. nov IS rrvioaKD H11EJKA* dcBBKF TONGUK8. O -For solo by A. BONAUD, ^jeo » corner of Bay Md Whiteter-strcols. 3RK8B FBUIT—50 half boxes Lsysr Roi- qoarterjte do do ^50 drums Fljje) fl a L'UKHH 1 Jn alas; 50 Pfouss) 50011 safe bv 500 lbs fresh Currants, just received aud ft |d*o51 HYLAND fi O’NEILL. ~ lOUDIAli.—AnUel j mint Cordial by the JaLiT—8>lt U> BMk. MI •g&urn,
