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THE ATRK* ,v.C. Lessen) ft atfiMigrr* t M^a.mniDE liuiman. f„,j ErKxiso, Thuiwivvy, Dr.c. 23. Will bo porformeil tho Vundevillo ofUio YOUNG WIDOW. . ,, Polka do Boheiuo by Milo. Adelaide ami M Mathilda Lehman. Tight Hope, by Charlus Whither. Pm Ecopw. by A! Ho. Flora Lobtiinn. To conclmlo with tbo ballot of M. DUGHOLUMRAN. Character* by tho Lehuiau family. ty For particular^ see small bills. doe 2T AfFOB NEW VOlllKrtdld EtTnb. gfitt tided Line.—Tbo regular packet brig L. JHLDWIN.T. Bassett master, having part of her freight engaged will huvo quick despatch.— For freight or passage, apply on bourd at Tel- & wharf, or to BRIGHAM ft KELLY, dcc'23 :;.ra» FOB AUGUSTA AND Jiaja! HAMBURG.—The light druugh- 8ieam*P«cket II. L. COOK, John U. Ihiv mast W, U receiving freightund passengers, at Anilor- ion's lower wharf, aud will leave To-Moiirow Aitmsoox, at6o'clock precisely. "She will con- tianetn leave every Friday at the same hour. For freight engagement* or passage, applv on board or to S. SOLOMONS ft CO. QT Way iVoiglit payable by shippers. No freight will bo rocelvod on bourd after 4 o’clock on 9w afternoon of departure. Freight will be received in atom during the absence of tbo bout free of charge. wtlif— dec 23 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. rjrrr/bb he drawn tms day.j^ S4ln close To-Morroio Morning ,u 12 o'clock. Drawing due on Christmas Morning. 75 number*—13 drawn balluLs. Greene & 1* ultwkl Monument Lot'y Extra Class No. 59. for 1817. Draws in Charleston, 8. C. This Day, 23d. J. \V. Mauuy &• Co. MauagerH. (Successors to J. G. Gregory ft Co.) IIIOHKS'r CHIZHS. 1 prizo of $13 500 « iriz.es of $500 1 do 3,000 10 do 3011 1 1,500 10 do 250 1 do 1,250 10 do 200 1 do 1,117 40 do 100 5 do 1,000 200 do 90 Ac. ftc. ft-c. Tickets# 1—Halves $2—Ur*. .*51]. 1'acingc of wholes §100, warranted to draw 52 Do Halves 50, do do 2G Do Quarters 25, do tie 13 A IMUNCEIfY SCHEME. Draws in Alexandria on Christmas Day. 75 iiimibur*—14 drawn ballots. uiniiF.sT prizes. 1 prize of $;i5,ooo 1 prizes of $2000 1 do 13,000 20 do 1000 1 do 10,000 20 do (500 1 do 5,000 20 do 400 1 do 3,500 250 do 200 ftc. ftc. ftc. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Qrs. $7,50. Prizes cashed at tills Oflice. ryTickelsaud Shares fur sale.and orders from the country attended to ntthe Old Established Of* ficcof 1*. B. PENDERGAST, No. 5, White House, Owens* Buildings, Bull St. opposite the 1'uluski House, dec 23 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! Sales tlote To-Morrow fiernoau at 4 o'clock. Drawing due on Christmas Morning. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. Drew at Columbus Wednesday. Class No. 24— D. I'.uxv.ft Co., Managers. For Lie Benefit of the Independent Fire Company of Augusta, '8 numbers—14 drawn ballots. CAPITA!. PHIZKS. 10 prize of 10 do 10 do 10 do $8,000 2,000 1,500 1,000 ( , Ac. &.c. &e. rickets $2—shares in proportion. Package Wholes cost $52, must drawback $28 J prize of 1 da 1 do 1 do $300 200 175 150 llulr Quarters 23, 13, $25,000—TICKETS $0. Sales close This Afternoon at 4 o'clock. Drawing due To-Morrow Morning. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE AND GEORGIA. For the Benefit of the Mr.pcndcnt Fire Company of A u gust n. Extra No. 51—D. I’ai.vk ft Co. Managers. Drew in Wilmington, Tuesday, 21st iust. 78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots. CAPITAL PRIZBS. . I of $25,000—1 of $5,000. 83,080—30 of 1000—300 of #130. &c. Ac. Ac. Tickets $3; Halves $3; Qitarturs $Hc. For sale nt G. W. WYLLY'S LUCKY OFFICE, Corner of Bull St. and Bay Lane. 1*9* Orders from the country promptly attend* «'»to, and prizes cashed on demand. dec 23 A gricultural MEETiNG.~An~ii.i. • jnariied meeting of the Agricultural Socic- tyorCIwtlmm nyd adjacent Counties, will be held at the Court House in the city of Savauiiuh, on 1 bn Day, 23d iust. nt 11 o’clock, A. M. Mem ber# aro requested to meet punctually, as busi ness of importance will bo laid before them. By "*»• W. II. CUVLDU, l«t Vino PnuldanL ' dec 23 M ARINE"and FIRE INS. BAML—SoVilm nab, Dec. 22, 1847—This Bank will be )!? . on Saturday next, the 25tli iust. being • nristiiias Day. Persons liaviug paper falling <lue an tint day, will pleasu attend to the same previously. j. OLMSTEAI), Cashier. jhctM o— CEGAUS.—3.5,01)6 Spanish Sugars, various , l,r, ‘»ds, somo very choice for salo low, to ‘■•oseconsignment, by J. LAMA, dec 23 ;{_ FLAirSEEirDAN- v -" DIES, — Excellent articles to allay tlio voiigJi of .Meades, Golds, Ac. A supply iust re- l «'ved, and for solo by A. T. MOWN E, >_ dec 23 ^ Smuts’ Building. R ? FUOUR, Ac. —Landing, 10 half tt , bills. Rye Flour t 25 boxes Sperm Caudles; W do Judd’s patent do; 30 kittsj.hlackercl: 40 4 for sale A ^ffWOBIDSsttI balo aoft-ahellod Almonds, , ^ A. T. BOWNE, _ . SiiiLi,' Building,. flAMt’IIINK.—A-Ihuli supply ufmiro Cant- phum, just received and for solo by _*» iSA.'l!. BOWNE, Smou’ building.. A £ LUt It ANT d.CITUON'AND 7* PRUNES—For solo by •loo JO H. J. GILBERT. Al AOKBltKI,.—15 hairGSilT 1TX urul, ami UA kilt. do. do. oliip-Trontoti, and rorttnluby doc Id CONNKRAT * BARIE. TSOlt SAKE.—ANo ( ;ro Man who is a good JO Cook. KOB. HABERSHAM A SON. nov 5 No. 1, Mack~ Lnnding iVoiu COAP.-50 boxos Bnrcliell’s Soap, latuUug trinn f i,,a *to Pvnni m...i e.h ,... from bark Exact, nud for sulu by &FO! dec 10 COHENd SDICK. PIIKI8TMAS PKESE NTS.-China, Vy Wood and Tea Setts, fur Children; single n.:..- n....* - for presents; Mnntel . ivood Work Boxes, elegant Japanned Dressing-cases, Dissecting .Maps, combining instruction with amusement; Panoramic views of Chios, Moveable Dancing Figures, Fancy Boxes, .Magnifying Mirrors, Mar bles, Whips, together with n gront variety of Wood and Tin Toys, recently received and for sale by COLLINS A BULKLEY. dec 21 B UTTER,—10 kegs Superior Goshen But ter. landing from brig Excel and for sale by dec 21 BRIGHAM A KELLY. S HAVING SOAP.—Price GJ Cents— Warranted to be snpe.tior to any offered for sale in Savunnuh. Received per brig Excel and for sulu by W HUMPHREYS, Jr. dec 21 14— W HITE ISAB SO AP,—Price 25cents per Bar.—Received 20 boxes per bark Ex- ■* * * ••• **1IK.E— " act and lor sale by dec 2f W. 1IUMP1J 2YS, Jr. 14— 1\TEW YEAR’S CAKES.—A few Uhls J-1 iVesb New Yoar’s Cukes, uovv lauding from brig Excel, and Tor mile l,y W. W. GOODRICH, dec 21 Stnols' building. Wbitaker-sirpet. y INEGAlC* —10 Ubis Wine Vinegut, jus received nud fur hu!o by AY. AV. GOODRICH, dec 21 Smets’building, Whitaker-street. DO tin* C LDTUING.-1 am now oneu- JJ ing another lot of Boys’ Clothing perorig Excel. Among thorn tire fine Black Cloth Jack ets and Pauts. Fig’ll Satin A'ests, Satinet Jackets and Punts, Tweed Cus. Sacks, Ac. &c. Call soon at the Chimp Clothing Storo. GEO. S. NICHOLS,Gibbon#’ Range, doc 21 M ~ALAGA GRAPES AND RAISINS.—20 kegs Malaga Grape s; 20 whole, 25 half and 25 qr boxes Raisins, just received per brig Ex cel, and for sale by Vv. AV. GOODRICH, dec21 _ Smets’ building, AVhitnkor-stroef. T A SID,—15 bbU and 545 kegs for salo bv JU due 11 T! IEO DO RE MINIS. W HISKEY AND TOBACCO—20l».irreJs N Y Whiskey ; 25 boxes Fisher’s Tobac co, just roccivcd and for sale by Tobac- E. SAVIFT. den 10 /iUNNV CLOTH.—25 bales, for saioby vJ nov 27 : U. A. C RAN E. _ B UTTER AND SOAP.—15 tirkiug choice Goshen Butter; 50 boxes Colgate’s Pale Soap, lauding from bark Exact, tiud for sulo by dec 10 SCRANTON A JOHN STUN: jo OS HEN BUTTER.-S' kogslresb VX Goshen Butter, lnnding from bark Exact, warranted of the best quality, nud for sale low by ALBERT HARD, dec 14 Cor. Broughton end Dravton-St*. £JODA AND BUTTER CRACKEaS. i*u. O Landing 25 boxes Soda A Butter Crackers; 20 do English Dairy Cheese; 500 dried Beef; 200 smoked Tongues; 3 bbls dried Currants; 5 bbls Soft Shelled Almonds. For sale bv dec 14 AVOOD. CLAGHOilN A. CO. C IGARS •—«B>,754)Ciumeucmi;igur»i La. Alumuna do; 10,000 Crespo do ; 5,000 Priucipie do, lauding from brig Avilsoii Fuller, and lor sale by AV. M. DAVIDSON, novG AVestside Market square. S AEsNION, Ate.—Salmon in barrels; No, 1 Mackerel in half barrels and kilts; Figs in drums; Pickols, Lobsters, Sardines, Walnuts, Filbert*, Hazelnuts. Ac. Just received and for sale low by ALBERT HARD, dun 15 cor Broughton A Drayton-a ts rtOltliSi—Bostivolvol Corks, for sale by Vy A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, dee 14 Market Square. B IRD &EEI>«—1 bbl of Canary and lleiup Seed, forside by A. T. Bt)AVNE, dec 21 Smets’ buildings. • i..P at<? Nt do ; 4 bbls. do; 30 bags old Java Coffee, JSiH WOOD, CI. VGHORN & CO. —20 boxes assorted Candies, re- , ce,v °d per brig Excel, and for sale nt the '“'yist market price by A. T. BOWNE, . - SmoU* Buildings. j\| OTIPO ES.—A supply of very clioicu se- . inttoil .Mottoes suitable for parties mid Carntiiias presents, for sale by •lie 23 A. T. BO \VNE, Sinet.V Biu|dings. —5S ONiLY.—A film lot of black Gimps, Sewing Silk Fringes, black Silk (•ace aiid Edgings; an assortment of Luce Caps, i* u* French Needle-worked Muslin ,lars’ mid under lldklL-, to be found at .Iec2^ A. EINSTEIN’S. (■JAskciiekskano Nowmskiiv.—ir. tuk. Ulivo.4o ; iI5 Mils N O Wlltakcv, lami- > n J«iid for Halo liy pSSSj® BCllAW v ON,.y JOHN8TON. _ rpOOTn UBUSIIJCS;—A. vary, cliolco “wortnient of Tooth Brushes, various nat- 1 ' fvf 8:1,15 ,ow A. T. IIOWNK, Uec ^. Smets’ Buildings. _ EjUAMpAGNE.—23 baskets Bollinger Ciiaiu- uni.. i ,a * ne » u, »d 20 boxos assorted Cordials, for 1. 'L W. AV. GOODRICH, ' -** Hniets’Jmildings. | I*FE*ES.—40 bbls Apples, just remnved dec^ f °r «ale by J ESSE A CADY. ATFOES.—20 bids choice Potatoes, ju*t received and for sain by JKsiEACADY. A Ac.—Apples, Figs, PruneV, hri» n“ u , ,n ’* Currants, uow landing IVom S Excel mid fur sulo by .Woo JUSSE & CAtlY. Rrouglitan-Ht., i “ - " no^door Walker’. Marlilo Yard. hutteu;' bkep;~*c^=iT w. !™r 7?°"? Hn«ee, 10 half bid* F Si 3.? W!S ulr ' llld 'If Itoxox " ’ ."“"d liall llld. Canal F|„u r . lai C ABPK’rilYWjl, mi.a'niabtSTS^ Received bv reeeut arrivals, 10-4,11*4, 12-4, best French Bed Blankets; AVhituoy, Mackinaw IlnlUl nud American Blankets*, a few pieces 3 j»ly and superior Ingrain Carpeting; 4-4 and 5-1 Oil Cloths, for salo low by doc 18 GODFREY A LaROCIIE. D lfcES.S GOODS.—An assortment ol'tig. t 5is!i:neres; plain Merinos; plain and lig’d. Delaines; Raw Silk Plaids; col. ami Id’lc Alpaccas; worst. Plaids; bl’k. Bombazine Ginghams; Mk. Deinines and Barrages; French, English, and American Prints; Scarfs, Shawls, Ac., in every variety. For sulu low bv dec* 13 GOD'FREA* AlaRt>CHE. H" E3IONS.—^itTboxes Lemons, now landing JLi from bark Exact and for sale by dec 15 JESSE A CADY W H18KB V.—15 bids old M ouongahela AVbiskey, for sale by doe II THEODORE .MINIS. C "‘ IOl7 HALLOAVES’ ARBO" • ROOT, for salo by ALBERT HARD, dec 14 Corner Broughton and l)ruyton-sts. N E AV 6l M, V.AN S'M O L7\ S SES,'A JT—L« nd- iug, 25 bbls new crop X O Molasses, 25 do mess Beef, 10 kegs Butter, 50 bids Potatoes, for salo by AVOOD, CLAGHORN A CO dec 10 “i ol tte wc ®^ oflniu * wbnt J-J ■hall be comidorcd public nuisances. PoMotUn Coqnoll 2d Auguit, 1837. ” “ raainod, That it ahall Sbo. 10. Bo it ftirtlier oi not bo In “ ho or go __ the letting „ w r —. ra — the owners of such eattlo, so found at large, nhaH forfoitand pay afliiiu not exceeding five dollars for each uttd every time any such animal shall ho found at large, nud it uhall be tha duty of tlio City Marshal ana City Constables to tako such cattle so found at large, contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, and impound them until the said fine and all costs oro paid; and if the suid animal be not ulaimod in five days, it shall bo the duty of the Cjty Marshal to sell the sumo ut the pound, first giving ut least five days notico in ouo of the public gazettes ortlio City, or the description of the animal, tiud tbo time und place of sale; and he hIiuII pay the nett proceeds urtor deducting the fine uud costs, Into tbo City Treasury, sub ject to the order of Council, who may and shall order (bo sauie to bo puidlo tlio owner of such animal when required. A. C. DAVENPORT, c. c. doc 15 (l— N ~~ OTiCK—A. B. GARDNER would ro- spertfully inform bis friends und customers that be Ims taken the store recently occupied by Messrs. Weeds A Morrell, No. 102, Bryan street, Peufield’s Range, and would beg of bis friends and customers generally, not to think for a mo ment that lie lias nought out the former occupants, or that ho bos nuy of their old stock in bis store, or is in any wuy connected with them: but that helmsnn entire NEAV STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of China, Glass, Crockery, Britauniu uud Japan Wures, Table nud Pocket Cutlery, House Furnishing Articles, Ac. Ac., selected with great cure, which he olfys for salo as cheap ns can be bought iu this city, and bopos, by a strict attention to his oicn bust ness, to merit a share of public patronage. —Grnos dee G P IANO FORTIES.—The subscriber has just received IVom tbo most celebrated man ufactories in the United States, n large assortment of PIANO FORTES, among which limy be found Chirkoring’s patent with metallic frames; .Mutins A riseber's grand action, ami A II «i»lo A To’s. improved action, iu mahogany, rose wood and Idack walnut iVmucs. Also, Coleman’s TEoUati Attachment, which is an invuluablo addition to tlio Piano; all of which is ofiered for sale ut tbo inuuiifucturcrs’ lowest prices, by I. AV. MORRELL, nov 22 Smets’ buildings, Broughton st. F IN13 GOLD & SILVERGtTODS; Ac.—Including some very fine AVatcbes, ofevery description; real Diamond and rich Jew elry, of grout variety, und ombraeing the newest fusbions. Real Silver Pitchers,Tea Sets, Goblets, Mugs, SyphoiiH'Utid Fisli Knives uud Forks; new pat ent Gothic pattern Folks and Spoons, very ele gant; I’rineu Albert and double threaded pattern do., and plain ; Sherwood’s Gnlvuuic Batteries with directions ; Papier Muelie Goods in ubuii- danco ; Vases; Plated and Military Wares; Gui tars, Flutes, Accordians, Banjos, mid Shoot Mu sic; AValkiug Canes, Ac. Cull und see, os now opened. lit* Repairing of AA'utches und Clocks attend ed to us usual, uud warranted. D. B. NICHOLS, dec 4 1st door AVest of Pulnski House. S TOVES, ilOLLOAV^VARMtc; —Economist and Kitchen sense Cooking Stovos ? Otfieo Stoves'; Iron Furnaces for cham bers; Pots, Kettles, Soup Digesters,Fish Kettles. Potatoc Steamers, Ovens, Spiders Porcelain Sauce and Stew Pans, A\ r -ufllo and AVnfor Irons, Coal Scuttles, Oyster Gridirous for broiling Oys ters, Foot Stoves, Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, Fenders, Ac. for sale by COLLINS A BULKLEY, nov 22 108 Brvan-street. W IILILOW WARE.—Market and Tra- veiling Buskcts of dilfcrcnt sizes, AVillmv Wagons, Cradles, Chairs, Cloths Baskets ami Hampers. Also, forty sets Children's AVngon AVhcols, separate from the carriage, at $1.1 per set, just received and for salo by COLLINS A BULKLF.Y, den II Bryan-strect, opposite AV’iliuot’s, S AUCES.—AVorchostorsiiire, Joint Bull, In dia Soy and Reading Sauces, just received and for sale by J. ROUSSEAU, dec 18 eor Bull and Dronghtou-nts. (AU illS A NTS.—Just received u lot of Cur- runts, new crop, for sale ut 15 cents per lb. ‘ ’ ■ J. ROUSSEAU, dec 18 cor Bull und Broughtnu-sts. by t lHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.— / 20 firkins Goshen Butter, landing from brig Excel, and for salo bv dee 20 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON. SANTA C] R. Old Is now roa injsr __ HOWELL respectfully,proclaim* to Old Sauta Clausa and bis Dsputies that lio ready for them, having on/hand the lar gest and iiest assortment of TOYS that over was iu this city, (beingfourtimes tint oflast rear.) Also, Fire-works aud Fancy Adicles. Ladies uud GunUaiuen are rospoctftiUy jiuvited to call und examine tlio goods, as itUwoiUiihetimo and trouble, if they do not wish to jmrehoso. Do not mistake the place t , td? r * HOAVELL, at tlio Fancy Goods Store, No. lai 1 Congress street, Murlet square, on posite N. B. Knapp’s Suddiery sure, dee 20 \ — A " ~ TINMA!V WAIYTEI»:-Agoodiof bet will find steady umploy went, and tin highest wages, by application to UtosUhKcribbr. avm. Dibble. Macon, Dec Itf. *4— doc 20, ..SAW* i.ogT.-j.amrfiN *. co iredtpcnny on iho buiinenin iu vorioaii bho«, .tick a. Tenu, Awning., Turnnwling., Oiboat C uvord, nud Suili ofovorv dccrintiwi; bnpo b/ unremitting ntteulion, combined i nn oxlen«i»o knowledge of Uio bu>iuem,to fit tlie continued patronage of those who give *n a trial. 6 JFVJhip und Steamboat Flags made to order, loc 8 . , F ®K *i*VEBP«Ot.—The Brit. 'hip DEVON1 OUT, Cnpinin Colburn, re- lires only 600 bales Cotton to complete her ir 6°* tor freight of which, apply to doc 22 —3 It. HUTCHISON. F ERIALE ASYLUM.—The Aumi Aleeting of the Af embers of the Suvatinj Female Asylum will be hekl oh Friday inorniij the 24tb iust. uUl2 o’clock, at tbo Asylum. T members arc rospcctftilly invited to attend, iisi cluction will toko plnco fora Board of Dircctrei for the eiirtuing year. 4— dec ^ W OOD^UUTTEItS.—AVallied Iff 12 AVood-Cutters ou n Plantation pt the city, for whom fair wuges will lie paid, dec 21 ROB. HABERSHAM A S C ENTRAL RAIL ROADA DANKINtjO. OF GEORGIA.—Savannah, 2d Decipor, 1847.—The annual election for Nino DirccP to mnuungo tbo aftai s oftbis Institution, will I; eld nt the Banking House in this city, on Mjday tim 3d day of Jaumiry next, betwocutho hfsof 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. By order, doe 3 GEO. J. BULLOCH, Corfr. C ENTRAL RAIL ROAD AND BAIsTNG CO. OF GEORGIA.—Savannah, |c. 7, 1847.—Dividkxu, No. 1ft.—A dividend o|2 nor share ou tlio Stock of this Coturmuy (otr than tlio 8 per cent stock) hns been ueclarcdjs dky, pavublu on and after tlio 15th Inst. j GEO J. BULLOCH, 0»?r. Holders of tbo now 8 per cent Sto6 v *H bo paid the semi-animal Dividend on anqtcr tlio 15th iust. . iec 8 MlBWHfERV N OTTci^Mlls'. -LtI. ELLEN DILLON oilers Lnr ^icos to such as may require them, as Mii|ft*. or ns moutlily Nurse. Sim Ims n DipDum /Midwife from tlio Lying-in-IIospital of Duhlinjne of tbo largest establishments of the kind iJie world, having attended tbo lectures of thaWsFitution ami been employed as “Midwifti iu for the re quisite time. She Ims ulso writtenistimonials from the highest sources in IrolanJfber capa city ami attention us u Nurse. She rulers to l)r. R. D. AmohtindDr.il. K. Burroughs. She can be found at her residoncN. E. corner of Habersham street and Bny Lut 1 immediately opposilo to the residence of C*pft u ke Christie. dee 15 i -«« D ISSOIhUTIOX.—teo|i heretofore existing under t »rm ol HAM 1LTON, HARDEMAN A ' dissolved by mutual consent dorsigned are authorised late firm iu dosing up th the same. THOS C\ F. L- Surviving Copartners of the |t‘ Honiiltou, Hardeumti A Co. i Suvauuah, Sept. 1,1847. flOPAKTIVERSlIir- The undor- V-/ signed have formed u c» ,rt,,,!r8 hip under tbo firm Ilf HAMILTON & AKUEMAN, fur the transaction of a FAIT7IAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSIO.«USINESS, aud will lie thankful to their fYm* f° r a portion of their patronage. ^ ILT0N> THOM/ HARDEMAN, Suvnnnnh, Sept. 1,1847 .,,, , , lt ® ,u * • * Southern Recordet'I'l cdgoville 5 Jour- mil A Messenger, Mucd Atlanta Luminary, Atlanta, copy for four inc^'; C ORN MEAL.—'45 husiids fresh ground Curn Meal, just received, and for sale bv dec20 WASHBURN. WILDER A CO. C l OftIV.—Clturokee'Corn constantly ou band / and for sale, in lots to suit purchasers, by dec 20 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. I RISH WHISK EY—For salo by dec 20 E. SWIFT. CTUART’S CANDIES—20 boxes Stuart’s O steam refined Cutuly, for sale by dec 20 E. SWIFT. ^lOFFBE.'—50 bags Rjo. Cuba, and Java. 1 for sale by dec 20 II. J. GILBERT. ^LCOfJOL.—5 bbls Alcohol of the bust . quality, for sale by dec 20 ' A. T. BOWNE. Smuts’ Building. DRDADCLOTI1S, dfcc.—Broadcloths, JJ Casiimoros aud Vestings, now ofiermg at very reduced pricus. cull and examine, dec 20 Ail iu wuut will do well to U1T, dbe.—Almonds, Raisins, Currants Citron, Primes, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut megs, Maue, Pimento, Pepper, Ginger and Stuart’s steam refined Candies, for salu by dec J8 II. J. GILBERT. S il A WLSL—A eoinpleto ussorlment, prices varying from 37.J cents to $12, also a low of those rich Velvet Scarfs, at a reduced price, dec 14 A. EINSTEIN. G 1WNULYE FARINA COLOGNE.' T 100 boxes, received by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, dec 14 Murkct square. H AV.7-4ft biiii(iles prime North River liny, lauding from brig L. Baldwin, and for sale by BRIGHAM A KELLY. Raisins, 75 13.} by doc 21 WOOD, iannl Flour, lauding and for CLAfJIlOKN & L’O. S UNDRIES.—Sugar of the best quality; Rio, Java, Cuba nud old Laguira Colfeo; Mild now Clieeso 5 Currants, Cloves, Lemons, Eiiglisb and American Mustard; Bariev, Tallow aiidSnerm Caudles; Green uud Black ’Peas; Ap ples,,Soap, Starch, Almonds, Citron, Butter, Ac. all of which will bexohUuw and warranted to be of tlio very best quality, by dee 11 ALBERT HARD. r&l"A5>BIRA WSINE.—A splendid article Xt.L of Madeira Wine, in bottles aud casks. Al so, a good assortment of Segnrs, for sale by- dec 18 ALBERT HARD. * B'^IR.53 CMC KERS.—For salo by Jl II. J. GILBERT, dec 18 Went side .Market square. C 'lOFFUE.—100 bugs Rio, Java und Cuba J Cefi'ee, for sale by dec 11 THEODORE M INIS. R ~ ABSINS, ALMONDS, CITRON AND CURRANTS, just received per bark Exact, aud for salo by J ESSE A CADY. dee 14 / MONFEUTJIONAR Y.—20 boxes assort- cd Cuudy,juht received uud for sale bv doc 14 JESSE A CADY. OOAP, CANDLES, Ac.—50 boxes Soap,25 do ^ Sperm and 25 do Mould Candles, for sale by dec 11 THEODORE MINIS. P ILOT -READ AND BISCUIT.—10 bbls Treadwell’s Pilot Broad; 30 do Sugar, Soda and Butter Biscuit, lauding from brig L Baldwin and for sulo by dee 10 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON. QNliFF.—a Gross .Mrs. Millers' and*Pctcr O Lorrillurds’ superior Maccaboy and Scotch Hindi*, in lirdf lb. bottles; also Mrs. Millers' fine .Maccaboy Sun If, in bulk for sale by 3 A. T. HC CANNON A LEONARD. 1 ' Fringes and oiniFS.—a good assortment: also, Bonnets, Ribbons, Ladies' Caps, Ac. now otlering very low. dee 21) CANNON A LEONARD, hj Bff AWLS.—Attention is requested to our O assortment of dress Shawls, comprising al most every description, and olfcriug at prices to suit tlio times. CANNON A LEONARD, dee 20 L ARD OIL.—o casks Lard Oil.suporiorqual- ity, for salu by BRIGHAM A KELLY, dec 20 1 71LOUR#—Flour in barrels and in sacks, . just received from J. W. Lewis’ Mills, Cass Co., and from Tavlor’ti.Mills;AlaI>aiiin, for sale by dec 20 WASH BURN. WILDER A CO. C iOFFEE*—50 lings liio Colfeo, iiwt_ ro / eeived, ami for salo I»y E. SVVIF eeived, ami for salo I»y dee 20 R,—25 bids best Cuuul Flour, receiv ed, and for salo by E. SWIFT. S WEET MALAGA WINE.- 1 1 casks S. dec 20 M. Wine, for sale by -20 qr Circuit, ami in uu ness may be conlf doo 17 — U NEGRO Mr.WANTLD—To work on ^i,„eqKLlVEHP6ot^Tfi7'l)Hr , AftaJllltm, vupt. zvuugem, II >U thirds loaded, nnd requires only 500 to 600 bales Cotton tfrfill up. For (Veight* of that quantity, — ISON. api It. IIUTCIIIS -3 •nly to dec 22 J2&. FOR NEW YORK,—Brig Line iTfWiTlio fast vailing regular packet brig EX CEL, P. B. Macyr master, will have Uumcd'mta desnutch For freight or passage, apply on board ut Moore’d wharf, or to dec 22 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. FOR BOSTON.—The bark BACK- ®»US, Captiiin Porter, will have immediate dospnteb. For iVeiglit, apply on board or to dec 22 BRIGHAM A KELLY. —o—*** „ The subscribers have ro^'^ 1 CAIUUAHES nnd HORSES IVom Winkle,Stnblu., to tkeir old .loud ou ET' WEST UltOAD BTREET, Jtl and rt,0. prepared lo nirniih in tlio beat olyo! Carriage,. JJiigjiriea and IJoneo, und Snddlo Ho«. ro., ol IU low iirieoa oa eufibp luroit In rho city. They liavo Utlod tip tkeir Stablea and (ait. in Uio fiuoat ordor for tbo accoratiiodation ofTrav- oliora’ Hone., Braver.’ Stock, and boarding Honei1 by the month i ond having o Mill otwcbcll to the Stablea Tor grinding ond cracking Corn, cnablea them to rood ill a auperior manner; nnd boy pledge themaidvoa that good attention will be paid to oil IIor«M placed iu their cliorac. WARNER &, HOOKER. ... J’ O It SALE.—A^accuiiu K; is baud CARRIAGE AND MAR- ^o &Lm. NESS, nearly new. Apply — JNO. II.REID At FOR NEW YORK.—OM Es tablished Line.—The regular packet brig STERLING, Cnpt. Riddell, having 11 large por- tiou of her cargo engaged, will have quick des patch. For freight or posaago, apply on board at Telfuir’s wharf, or to dec 20 BRIGHAM A KELLY. WANTED.—150 bales Cottou to ■scomplete tbo curgo of tlio bark ISAAC MEAD, for New York. Also, deck loud for brig MACON, for Baltimore, dec 20 8. W. WIGHT A CO. FOR BALTIMORE.—Tho brig MACON, N. Hney master, having part of her freight engaged will have dosputeb. For ilanco of ircight or pannage, apply to dec 10 S. W. WIGHT A CO. FOR NEW-YOKK.—'New Line. ■“"The regular fust sailing packet bark ISAAC MEAD, It. T. Brown master, lias part of her cargo onguged,and will sail with despatch. For buluucu of IVeiglit, or puasago, having elegant state room accommodations, apply on board ut Telfair’s wharf, or to dec 7 S. W. WIGHT A CO. D’ T MV NO’5’ifCE..ACK,SON LAW. JLt TON, Attorney, ul™ 1 Siivanunli, Geo, Ollieu iu Guudry’a U J'iiB. Up Slaira, front ing Diili ..reel, 1I|RY R. iACKSON, _ nov 15 v Jy A c: AUD.—I fia; removed to tlio oily ol .Mucun, fur tliu pI'oho ol practiHing Law, nud shall practise iuul 0 Courts ofthe Southern (Svmiit .....I in uny (Cr Courts in which busi* itidud »»c. 7 jRLKTON B. COLE. EHtTSBBi _ .JEGllO .MR}' tlio Central Rail H|l. for ono year from Janii- nry next, for whickkoral wage, will be given, in' ulily, ipiarlci or yearly payments. Ap- pI Verstille,JFBurrow&butler. liov 20 — ifiBMRIiOfVPE PLAtEli, OF SUI’IIOB’ QUALITY,at low pri ces, with a lib*I discount to wholesale pur chasers. Voig^der Cameras of all tho (hfler- ent sizes, Case^beinicals, uml every thing in tho Hue, eonsttf un hand nt wholesale nnd re tail. E. ANTHONY, nto Anthony, Clark A Co., i|,. R 7 —jiiis 24< Broadway, N. Y. H OOH^ ASIIESA WIN DOW X-J BLINI*“'I' ,ie Subscriber, Agent for FJ Callaway A’** * 9 constantly receiving all kimb of Sushes, V ,r Window Blinds, which be ofiVrs at ns ,v prices as tliev can be purchased in tho city. ^1 work furnished by him will bo wuminted*"“l to nII X 5> ' 1,10 L(,u| *try, or tbo money wil* 5 •’••titriiod. 3 ' JOHN G. FALLIGANT, Want side .Monument Square. N. B. )rilcrs for odd sizes received und l»roinpiiytcciilcd — sept 1 n»iiw-sASH AND BLIND VV >NUFACTORY AND PLAINING MACIllI’t West BroaJ street, adjoiuiug the resiilcin of Jtulgo Wuyiu. Snslies uud Blinds of ever ascription, made of the best materials, ut Nortlie Prices. House md Ship Joiner-Work iiroiuit executed. 1 ‘IIARLKS VAN HORN, Proprietor. , N. ‘-Constantly oti liuid a full supply of Floor* n nd Wrather Boards, Hash, Blinds, und Putui'Doors, 8^1 10 Sadi, glu/.ed at 10 cents. All if r H 'zes iu proportion —ly »ng7 HemlUAVeekly U. 8. 31. 8tcaui-Pni ket bine. nuTWKK.v SAVANNAH .V PALATKA, ri.A. BY TUB WAV OK Darien, Brunstcick, St. Marys, Oeo.; Jacksonville, Black Creek Sf Picolata, Fla. In connection with tho Charleston Daily Mail Steam-imckeUatSuvamiuh,tUe stnamur SARAH SPALDING, from l'ulutku to Luke Monroe, the U. S. Mail Stages, from Picolnta to St. Au gustine, and from Black Crock, via Newnnnsvillo, Alligator, Mineral Springs A Columbus, to Tal- luhussce. OCAMULGEE Capt. P. McNklty. ST. MATTHEWS .Kino. These packets leave Savannah every Tuesday ondSATunDAY Moitxt.vos, at 10 o’clock, and ar rive at Picolata in tituo for tbo Mail Stages to go through to St.Augustine before night every Thursday and Monday. Returning, leave Pnlntkn every Tuesday nud Friday Morning at 7 o’clock, touchiug as ubovo each wuy They are both low pressure boat*, in complete order, nnd handsomely furnished in every ruspuct; are commanded by gentlemoti of well known ox- perienco ou tho route, uud their patrons nro as sured that every attention will bo paid to the salutv and comfort of passengers, und to tlio curoful hand ling of freight. —AOKNTS— Brooks A Tapper Savannah. A. A. DcLorme Darien. U. Friedlander Brunswick. John Bossent St. Marys. Fcrnnndez A Bisbeo Jacksonville. A. Coy Black Creek. Geo. Coolay Picolata. J. P. Hawkins Palatka. E. Lafitto A Co Charleston. N. B. Goods consigned to tbe Agents forward ed free of commission. Freight from Savannah and Charleston, uud all way froiglit, payable by shippers.sept 13 sCO. FOR SALE.—FIVE LOTS oriapil, suitable for GARDENS, within two miles of Savannah. • There nro about Sixty acres of this laud under cultivation, with a dwelling house aud uocesiary out-buildings. Either of the five Lots, or the entire immber, will bo sold ou mod erate terms, ifappliod for immediately. For par ticulars apply on tbo premises to Mr. E. W. Russell, or iu the city to dec 22 8— ALEX. R. LAWTON. ( FOB SALE. — Tho well built two- *■ story DWELLING HOUSE, now occupied by the subscriber, ou half Lot No.18 Greene Ward, facing West on the Squure, with 7 rooms on n brick basement, containing kitchon, sm-vant*’ rooms, Ac. On tho premisus is 11 carriage bouso with «iublo, one and 11 bull' stories. Also—A SMALL FARM of 12 or 15 acres, with good buildings, ou Thunderbolt road, one anil a quarter utiles from Savannah, 5 \w1*a of which aro cultivated as a garden, largely planted iu Strawberries nnd Asparagus. Also—Two 5-aero LOTS directly ou White Bluft*Road, ouu mile from the citv. SAMUEL C. HOUSE, de 21 3f WANTED TO HIRE. —A house situated iu the southorn part of tho city with «ix or efijlit (H or 8) rounu, ouo in Liberty.« root would ho preferred. dec 22 — R. HABERSHAM A SON. \ TO RENT.—The STORE ut thecoi- *»«’*■ of Bny and Whitaker Streets, known as tbo Palo Alto. Possession can be bud on the 1st day of February next, or sooner, by uppiving to Rev. J. F. O’NKtLlI, or dec D — JOHN E. WARD. Ji STERLING LANIER, qct 27 FLOYD HOUSE) MACON, a A. M FOt< RENT.—The Western Tene- ment of Hunter's Buildings adjoining the ouu occupied by Messrs. Edwin Parsons A Co., Pos session given imuiudhitelv. Kuquiro of G. R. HENDRICKSON, oct 11 Gibbous building. f ~ | TO RENT.—A tliroo story Brick ^•Bulidiug in State Street. A two story Wooden Uuilding in Broughton st. A two story Wooden Building iu Jefferson st. A two story Wooden Building, with a Bake House attached, next door east of Mrs. Botirku’s residence. For terms, apply to sept 22 COIlElV A FOSDICK. M r O K R E N T.—Three lloJrs~uY M r. Wnhlburghs building near tlie,Exchange, un dor that occupied by Mr. W. Woodbridgc,nLo .two upper floors ofthe building immediately be low tbo Exchange, nnd several floors under the building occupied by Mr.WuUU, ono of them a ground floor. _nov l ROB. HABERSHAM A SON^ f !j! TO RENT.—From the 1st of Novoui- aQicr noxt, a commodious Three Story Brick Dwelling, in South Broad Street, near St. John’s Church. Terms very moderate. Applv td june 3 — H. GANAHL. TO RENT.—The House ut tbo~bvad Juai-of Bay Street, recently occupied by Mr E B Crane, us a carriage warehouse. Also, two largo rooms over Ives, Horsey A Co’s bat store, suitable for counting rooms of lawyers’ officers. Apply to H. A. CRANE, sept 27 New Ari'uiigcmeiii, UNITED STATES MAIL LINE-DAILY. Between Savannah and Charleston via Hilton Head and Beaufort, Inland two-thirds of the Wat/. Tlio well known p gAASflhi splcudid steam packets METAMOltA, Capt. F. Barden, WM. SEA BROOK, Cnpt. T. Lyon, GEN. CLINCH, Capt. Win. Curry, Will hereafter leave Savannah every evening nt hull* past 8 o’Uick, nnd Charleston every morning ut 9 o’clock, precisely, touchiug at Hilton Head and Beaufort each way, uud uvoidiug two-thirds of tho sea routo. For Freight or Passage, apply ou hoard, or tu BROOKS ATUPPEii, Ag’ts, Savannah. E. LAFITTE & CO., Ag’ts, Charleston. N. B.—All goods iutemlcd for Suvuuunh or Charleston will bo forWnrdcd by the Agents, if directed to their cure, free of commissions. All way-freight payable by shippers. july 1 BOLES ALE WINE, LIOUOIS AND GROCERY STORE.—No. 188 (j 0 re*snndti& St. Julian Street.—WILLIAM >f/AVTl)SON would infirm bis friends, that i u (iiitiimes to keen on ban! at bis old stand, \*t Side ol* the Market, a urge assortment of vNES, LIQUORS, CIG1RH AND GRO- JRIF.S, all of wbicli lie ofiirs ou tbo best po.s- ile terms. He is also constantly supplied with f best ALBANY ALE mil NEWARK Cl- EU, to which" ho respectfully invites the nttcu- mi ofthe public. — nov 3 -IVA « U ERHEO T Y PE POR- TRAITS.—T.T. W W ltlPI’IJifi P,1PKM.—J00 reams Jl J TRAITS.—T.T. WII.MOT renpcclftilly Wrapping Paper, lor sale by informs the public, that be, with tho assistance of a I.’ aiviPT • .1 . *• . . _ ..... .... Express A Acroinmotiitlion Liiio. no monopoly. 8KTWUN SAVANNAH AND PALATKA. E. F. Via. Darien, Brunstcick, St. Mnrus, Jacksonville, Black Creek und Picolata. Tho Steamer WM. GASTON, Capt. Win. C. Mendoll, will leave Savannah every Friday Morn ing nt 10 o'clock, from Anderson’s lower wharf. Stages run in connection with her to all the interior Towns und St. Augustine. Shelias been starting from Suvuiiuah on the same days as tho Mail Lino, and Ims run ahead of them more than 24 hours, and consequently is liy far tlio fustest Beat ou tho route. Her accommodations nro unsurpassed by any boat. Tho Agent rccoivos and forwurds all goods by this bout, freo of commissions. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to tlm Agent, it H. D. SORREL, oct2fi -— Corner Bay nnd Bull Streets. N otice to connvonees.— Transportation Office, Central Bail Bund— October 5, 1847.—Consignees of Cotton or other produce by ibis Road, uro hereby notified that re ceipts will'be required for all freight dclivercd.—- Tltey will tlie re fore send pemoiis to receive their consignments who uro authorised to sign such re ceipts. L. O. REYNOLDS, oct 6 — Etig’r and Superintendent. dec 21 lino dec 20 OWNR. SiTKti’ Buildings. N EW FRUIT.—Just received, a sop/ of new Fruit, such ns Raisins in qimijj iiaifund whole boxes; Turkey Figs. Currants*! Citron. &c. for sale iiy J. ROUSSEAI dec 2 P RESERVES^—Just received perhg Virginia, a supply of fresh Prcsorves n *' Jellies, assorted; niuF French Chocolate of p r * cut qualities, for sale by J. ROUSSE/* dec 2 J f iv'#ANT*i JoSifirs.-JiM t«M« A large lot of (liifereiit patterns, varyina 1 P ri * ces from 50 cunts to $3. I MOV 6 CANNON 'pBIN’i’S.—A vurylorgo'lol .Md JL American Priuts. to bo sold * * CANNON & dec 0 Corner Broughton u— S “ IIEATUINbF'FAPE R 1 ,; < 18,20 uud 22 oz.; 20 roams ShcatJK Paper. 50 bbls Pitch and Tor. 20 do Bright Anush, 10 do Coal Tar, for sale by dec G WOOD. CLAGHOR/& CO. G eorgia lard and flo?— l ALBEK HARD. low by dec 9 D omestics. — a furth Shirtings, Marlboro Strip« HIU * just received and for sulu by nov 30 PERM ■OIL.—For safe by of Biyi and Markut Square*, where be will at all times be Jiaony to wait on them. T. T. W. has for sale Double ami Singln Gold Lockets, Gold Bracelets, Bioucbes, &c. &c. for Miniatures. Dagucrreolypo Artists arc also informed that be will keep for sale ull articles usediu tiujir pro fession. — iwv 12 B utter. —10 kegs Orange county But ter, binding from baric Exart, and for mlo by* dec 13 J. E. GAUDRY Sr. CO. B " ACKGAMMON BOARDS. CHESS-MEN^ &c.—Backgammon Boards, Dice Boxes, Dice, extra Backgammon Men, English Chess Mcu, Cluucao curved do. Chess Boards, Buiyi- noos,'and Crohow’s best Playing CnriLi, for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON dee 15 C ARPETINGS*—AU wool Carpet*; su per ingrain do; Thompson's Three-ply do; Brussels do, for sale by dec 13 HENRY LATIIROP. E ~XCH ANGE.—BUI* oi New York. Ap ply to GEO.B. CUMMING nov 5 — supply of lid Plaids, MINIS. S' nov 23 MINIS. S EGARS! SEGAR3 ! SE0ARS!— “ Ameri can Victorian” and “Mag*alia Brand.” Just received a handsome lot of Regalia Segnrs of the nbove brands, of a desirable size ana first rate quality. The attention of th« consumers of tho nrtieln is respectfully called to giyo them atrial, uh they will bo sold at prices to suit tho times, by J P. JACOBS, dec 8 37 Bull Street, Si^n of the Indian. SCStGHOH DENTISTS MAY be consulted at llieir rooms N. E. corner of St. Julian street uud Murkpt Square, at any hour, (Sunday excepted.) Euiruiico ortril. Julian street. — ang 13 G roceries, fruits* and confec- TIONARIES.—Tlio Subscribers would respectfully inform the Citizens of Savannah, that they have commonced business iu tlm brick building, next to Walker’s Murblo yard, uml di rectly opposite to Mr. Dickson’s Confectionary, .south side of Broughton struct, where they are now receiving, and will constantly keep on band, n general assortment of groceries, fruits, Ape. a- uiongst which tnuy be found Almonds, Raisins, Prunes, Citrons, &c• and they hope’by strict at tention to business, and selling at low prices »« merit n share of public patxom»K«- dee 14 &. CADY. M IIATS AND CAPS. Wo have just received a fine assortment of CAPS, with a few dozen superior moleskin 1IATS. which will be cold at the lowest market prices, ut No. 147 Bay-street, by dec 22 3— PRICE & VEADER. S/r-rjJ NOTICE.—The Consignee of a ^^NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, per bark Exact from Now York, is requested to call and take him awnv. or he will be sold to pay expen ses. Washburn, wilder & co. dec 20 AIJCTK»W8AIhES WILL M^SOLD^b™ore 1^0°OoirnrfoU..-u, . Iho City of Savannnh, on the first Tuesday iu Jauuory next, the fo''mying Real Estate of tho property-oftlio estate oi’ William ToyJor r do ceased, viz: Lot Letter A. on West Brpad Stroet leased tu Charles Van Horn for ton years from first day of January, 1846. . / Also, Not No. 8 and Iniproveinents corner of Broughton atid West Broad Streets, Liberty Ward, subject lo on onupal re tit of Thirty Dol lars to the City. 1 Also, Wharf Lot, No. 16, at Five Fathom on Uio Savannah River. Also, Tract of Lund. Nn. 049,19Ui District 2d Section of Cherokee, notv Cobb County, contain Also. *flio loftAWifipm otwmmi jm . ing to the estate ofsuid V'*'** m * iu, viz; i William Taylor, deccus No. 3. Ail Uio above propertysold by Uio undersigned under aadby virtue of a Decree'in Equity ol’Uie Superior Court of Chatham County, rendered ut iu May Term, 18-17. > oct 2 N. WALLACE, Executor. Gunn By ny Cloth and Gunny Bags. Lofton ft Fosdlck. AtPrivuto Salo.—23 bales Gudliy Cloth; 10 do Gnnny Bags. noy3Q Sugar and Cotleo. By Cohen ft Foadlck. At Private Sola.—25 hbd« Porto Rico Sugar; 15 do Cuba Muscovado do ? 10 do prime Now Orleans do; 150 bug* Rio Coifuo; 30 do St. Do- mingo do. ^ J nov 30 Phelps’ Gm. By Colicn Ac Ftudlob. At Private Solo.—00 barrels. nov 30 Georgia Flour. By Cohen ft Fosdtck, At Privuto Sale —53 barrels uud 7 sucks, nov 30 Bacon Stilus. By Cohen ft Fasilick. At Prix-uto Sale.—10 liluls. liov 30 Guns, Pistols, BUIcs, Htu«l wnro SPORTSMEN and others ofo hereby noUfied that they enu be supplied ut low prices, ft r ca«h, with tlm follow articles, viz; Double and Single Guns from $3 to $50—Rillcs, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Gaum Bugs, Cone Wren ches, Walker’s Caps, Baldwin’s Gun Wadding, Gun Cotton, Fishing Tackle, PoWdcr, Shot, tS:c. Also, A general assorimcntof Hardware,consut- ing in part of Table and Pocket Cullen*. Locks, Hinges, Spades, Shovuls, lines. Axes, llulchet-. Augers, Drawing Knives, Coften Mills, Cards, ftc. Ploauo call nnd examine boforopui clmriitgolso- where. JOHN CARRCTHCMS, No 175 Congress Street, Suvntmuh. N. tl. Rifles made to order, and all kinds of RuimiriugiofGuits, Rifles. Locks. & c. cart Hilly ami punctually attended to aud warranted. Or ders from the country, or work sent to bo dona will be attended to and returned bv the boats, or other conveyance, with the tnmo fidelity, ns if per sonally present oct John P. Gnvittl A €om AUCTION AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Forwnrdlnir igwis, Xacou. Git. toll, J%*iy »n, lri47 ly July 23 OOKB AND HTATIOXElirT- FIFTY DOLLARS RE WARD.—Runaway from bisnwnor Johu R. Boylston, bis negro man, generally uown as ABRAHAM HANES. Said negro fellow formerly belonged to Mr. Hanes.— He is about 30 years old, 5 feet 10 inches, or 6 foot high ; slender built, light complexion, with some dark moulds or spots on his lace; small liouil and bony fneq. Ho can read and write, and no doubt has u written puss. He is thoUgliMo be ill, mt Augusta or Savannah. The ubovo ru- wurd v ill lx* paid to any pursmi who will upnrn- bend and commit said negro to some safe juif. so that I get him. nr deliver him to mp on tlm Upper Tlucu ituus, Hurnwell District, South Curnluia. J. J. BOYLSTON. dec 21 ”3— S EGARAND TOBACCO STORE. No. 27, Bull-street. Sign of the Indian, near Monuments,utirc.—Tho *«li«rilior returns his Krutcfiil thanks to tlio citiscns of Savannah, and the public generally, who have so liberally pntron- inetf him during tile last four years, und liega to as sure them that lie still imports tilt vory heat brauda. of which ho has on hand at Utis tune a largo assort ment. He would call particular attention to a late shipment which be can fully warrant. Also to Ins stock of chewing Tdbucco, Snuff, &c., &«., allof which he will .ell on ..good terms •»win bn tad olsHwbere. F. JACOBS July 27 Jf- UHIIIKEEUASAND PARA SOLS.—CHARLES KING, Manulbc _ turcr, No. 37 Nussuu Street, New Fork, invites tlm atteutinn of Jobbers uud other large purchasers, to hi* largo nitd Hnlcndid assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols aud ouu Shades, which bo oifer* at tlm lowust possible pricus fur cusli or upnrovcd credit. i'lirclmsurs will find it to their interest to uxuiu- inn bis stock. New York,j Dec. 10, 1847. 12— dec 21 -41 NE\V GOODS 1—'ITi*7^s7iliscribnr ^^1 would respectfully inform bis patrons and Urn public generally, that bo has returned from tlm North, aud lias‘now open, a large and complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting of anper. French and Eng lish Broadcloths; American, English ami Fromm Oitxiincrcs; Doeskins. Tweeds, *fcc.; Ciudimoru, Velvet, Silk and Satin Vestings; all of which 1m is prc|mred to make lo order at short notico and iu the latest fashion. None but the best work men urn employed, and, therefore, every manu factured article can, with safely, be wurrauted to suit tlio most particular. Tlm wiib«Miril»or bun also a flue assortment of Gloves, Sock*, Suspenders, Pocket Ildkfs., Cra vats, Under Shirts and Drawers, ull of which will be sold at New York prices, by M. C’EAJtY, Draper nnd Tailor, Sign of the. Golden Lamb, cornier of Whit aker and Broughton streets. oct 18 UAIUiETON A SYJTIONS"bavo ItA received pur Hartford and Saxaunali: A JLL choice assortment of French, English uud Belgium CLOTHS,CASSIMERS AND VEST INGS, selected with the greatest care, ami ofthe best imported in this country. Wo are now pre pared to manufacture at the shortest notice, mid in the best maniicr, any guriueut iu our line, for cu-.fi) or approved credit. 17 WHITAKER STREET. oct 13 — _ Savannah, Gh. HATS» HATS!— From tlie Fashi onable Hat Store ofMcjcsrs. Beebe cv Cus- lar, Broadway, New York. Those who-have been in the habit of sendingto them for their Hats, can bo furii'iidicd with tbo wmm ai tieh:, at Now York prices, by calling on oct 19 D. A. AMBLER & CO. PLANTATION BROGANS. u The subfNirtbcr bus just received per brig Splendid nn«1 other vessels from Boston. 21 cases Plantation Brogans, which will be sold us r- I'lunters, Factors and others, who have beau unable to potth*:*,..;-- •* lf ' in Hit* city, can oo supfnieu oy calling soon. He lias also u fullsupply of Satinet Jncket* and Pouts, fdr servants. WILLIAM B. HALE, nov 30 163 Congress Street, B < . All the SCHOOL BOOKS in common uao iu this suction of tbs counts*, nro kept on baud. A grout variety of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. An assortment of JUVENILE BOOKS, cal culated to suit the luste of evory ono, with u va riety of interesting GAMES for youth. Family and other BIBLES, and Hymn Books for ull (luuomiiistioiis, in flain, substantial and elegant binding. NEW BOOKS of ull hinds constantly re ceived. BLANK BOOKS of ever* description. Also, PLAIN und FANCY STATIONERY. J. B. CUBBEDGEi nov 3 South side Market aqr., Savannah. C “ VhRISTM AS presents;—'fhoAumraiith J or Token of ReimmiWunce, a Christum* and New Year’s Gift for 1843. Tlio Muyflowcr for 1848, edited by Mrs E.Oukes Smith. The Book of Christ mas; d**efiptita of the cus toms, ceremonies, traditions, Dirt. IK-1 ing uud i'c*. tivitiusof tbo Cliristiuoii sousou, by Thomas K. Horvoy. Tbo Gift of Ffioudshif : a token of Reuiom- bruncu for 1848. Friendship's Offering : a Christmas, NowYanr and Birthday {'resent, for 1842. Tlio Christian Keopiako and Missionary An nuo) ftir 1848. Tlio Fountain : a gift “to stir up the pure mind b^way of remembrance,” ciUfed by H. Hastings Fable* J selected from tha works of Nortlwopo, Bi-wick.iuid ntlwrs, omueilished with numerous eii.sravmg^oii wood. Tbo Snow Storm t n Christmas story, by Mrs. Gore, elegantly bound. • Also,elegant Bibles and Pmycr Books,Albums, Poetical works, Juvenile Books uud Gatmw, too numerous to mention. For solo by J. B. CUBBEDGE, dec 21 South side Market sqiiaro. P KI2SFNTATION »6oiiS,ftc.~ Tbo Heroine* of Hlmkspcare, 45 Fcinnln Portraits; The Poet's Pleasnunco, n l.nudoii book, with splendid vignette pages; Tbo Charm, with beautifully colored plates and illuminated border; Fisher’s Drawing Room Scrap Book; Heath’s Keepsake uud Heath's Book of Beauty, three superb old favorites; The Opal j l,enlb*its of Memory; Tbo Military und Nuvul Annual; Tho Juvoiiila Scrap-book ; The Geui of tbo Seasou, snlemlidly embelli*bcd in Mezzotinto; The Chris' turn Kciqisnke; Friendship's Offering; The Para bles of our Lord, iu curiously curved binding uud richly illiimiiiuted; The hhoiu iu u new and hand some stylo ofuforocco binding; The May Flower; Tho Gilt of Friendship; Tho Hyacinth; Christ mas Blossoms; Tho Snow Storm; Headley’s 8u« cred Mountain iu Saxony, gilt; Floru’s Dictionary in cloth and Turkey morocco; Jamieson's Charac teristics of Women; Illmniiiuted Gems of Sacred Poetry; The Gallery of Nature a valuable work by the Rev. Thomas Milner. M. A., profusely il- liMtrntc'l uud handsomely bound in Turkey uio-^ rocco; Fleetwood’s Lift) of Christ and tlio Apos tles, English edition, illustrated; Scone* in tbu Lives of tbu Patriarchs and Prophota; Splendid editions of the Poets, uud numerous vuluubio miscellaneous works iu rich binding, recently . published by Applctou & Co., Harper & Brotii- er, Wiley & Puttuim, and others. Velvet and_ Turkey morocco Bibles. Prayer nooks of various editions uud sizes, Splendid morocco and paper Mache Album* aud Port folios, Gold Pencil Cases, Juvenile Books in grout variety, Games, &c. For *alo by ....... ^ , Act 20 JOHN M. COOPER. M, T O FfcANtfErig! MECIIAlVieS AND MERCIIANTS.-^Tho subscriber has on hand, aud is co intently receiving, a well select ed assortment of River Luinbor.Timbcr.Shiuglca, and Firo Wood, width be offers for saloon Acrom- nloilatliig terms. Pdrclidsers would do well to givo him a call beforo purchasing cUewhorH. All orders for cither of tlio ahbvu articles left at his office, 112 Bay street, or at tho Eastern wharf, will bo promptly ntlondedtOi due 14 Ri A- ALLEN- • C 1IRUULAR*—The undersigned hs* lo- • catcil himself in Newark, Now Jersey, as tt General Agent. Persons at u distance wishing articles phr- chatted in this or adjoining cities, will find it to their advantage to procure them through the agency of tlm undersigned, who will be ut all times advised of tlio lowest price articles can bo purchased at, and who from. Tbo various brunches of manufacturing thij city excels iu, makes it a desirable place for an agency to be locatod. The undersigned having resided in Georgia fut the I nut eghteen years, flatters hituself that bu able to fill ordrfsfroin individuals off ern country generally, but more purlieu] Georgia, as hear thejrJanrJLynAWnvfca ^^110 strictest enro taken in Shipping i suring, if instructed. JACOB It. DAVIS, Newark, New Jersey sept 16 3mo— T ^ir BB Sofn v n h v Subscribers aro determined to^ reduco Iheijr Snick of Bominta aud Ribbons. Alto Artificial Flowers, Lmiics Caps, Gimps, and Friiifc*, and- niutiv otltur article* loo umunt-nus to mention. 3 .. . CANNON ft LEONARD*, dec 14 Comer Broughton end Barnard-sts^ TSfEOSGTSTOFLOUU bbls- andjjajni,*ftlr V.T nlu by «•’ II.-J. OILRERTv ; dec TJ . >- Wc-taideaquita.