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JATIOK—Djr a young man who U well
- th* city ; ha la » good Accountant and
, * situation Id a Commtulon Houm or
Irocerr Business preferred t would naka hlraseir gen
erally uuful to hU employer. Apply at thli oflo*. old
A GEJtT WANTED.—Tbe tuttlra wina establishment of
n. I>0X0worth A ZiMMtRMiX, Cincinnati, Oblo, want* In
Savannah, Georgia, a houM that would taka the agency for
the aala of their natlva wlnea, In and around that plaoe.
Wholesale dealer* In wlnea and liquors, who retail at once,
have the preference. Postpaid olfere, with direct or Indl.
reot reference* on Cincinnati houaea. are received until the
20th day of October, and aniwered directly by
LONG WORTH ft ZIMMERMAN,
Native Wine Establishment,
ootT Cincinnati, Ohio,
W ANTED TO HIRE—A cook, for a email family, to re-
main In the city. Apply to
novll WYLLY k MONTMOIXIN.
'HOB. J. NUOROLL9,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JOHN G. FALLIGANT,
WHOLIIALR *KD RETAIL DKALIK IK
WINDOW BIJNIW. WINDOW SASH AND PANEL D00R8.
ITiniaftia Yowumqtl Square.Savannah,Ga.
BROWN At HARRIS,
BOARDING, LIVERY AND 8ALES HTAIJLES,
WIST RXOAD KTIOCKT, 8AVANXA1I, QA.
ORDINARY'S OFFICE,
Corner of Ray and XVhUakcr-atreeta. 0(11 co hour* from 0
A. M.,to'J,1*. M.{ and from 8)4, P. M. to 6, P. M.
DANIKLL A COO PlfiR,
ATTORNEYS AND CUUNSKIJ.OR8 AT LAW,
Atlanta, Georgia.
v»bftt.>taln or the Cutter, wltl
^"I hirollKtor. (not exceeelng. upon a
StfSSSWmeat and freal
be^qtttrakat to tbeco'
Siowwifo the MUAl aerviee.
*V^®‘?‘" h; ’ COrrel I WnaiD * l>nrt4 of ° tha 01110,1
JOHN BOSTON, Collector.
ixbor* and Kldge*,
u, hickory,
birch,
laUnf, Ml colors, fall width
In do half do
« t kJ. friction rollers, per
Inch permeate.
do iron, bushed
aedip, far’d, hemp, patent
do b«lt rope,
do XmfUa,
do chain,
(tirui, Holland’s A. A.,
do American henip,
do Cotton, No. 2,
do do No. 3,
do do No 0,
jo do No.lQ,
H,rv», Manilla,
Heap llavsers,
All articles required not c
lb, loc.it market rates,
sort*
SHIP CHANDLERY.
Houallne.
Ilambrolino,
Hooka and Thimbles,
Junk,
Leather, rigging,
leather, pump.
Lumber, white pino clear,
Oakum,
Oil*, sperm, winter alralnci
Oil, Hummer.
Oil. Rusted, boilod,
Oil. raw.
Paint*, black lead,
Paint*, whit lead, oil groun
Powder, cannon.
Powder, priming,
Soap, brown,
Spun Yarn,
Uak Wood, sawed and delii
ered.
JOHN BOSTON. Collector.
Life and Fire Insurance.
IAKTKK OAK LIFE INSURANCE CC
PANY, HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, and «urplu* over $250,000.
Ainmfiiu. President. Ja8. C. Walklet. S<
iStition sre, In my opinion unsurpassed by any Life In.
nwlotmany In this State or Uuion.
[Li.J signed R G.PINNEY,
Comptroller ol Public Accounts,
Stato of Connecticut.
H-SIates insured. Californian and Australian rl
atm on reasonable term*.
lieiabKriber i* also Agent for the following Fire Com
Equitable Flro Inannuice Company
OF LONDON.
lilboriifl Capital $2,500.
total paid in $1,000,
C. E. IlaBKnrr, E-q., "1
Ilnur Linux. Esq., )■ Trustees, New York.
Robbit Dniox, Esq. )
Farmers’Fire Insurance Company.
Capital $200,000,
Granite Fire Insurance Company.
Capital $200,000,
Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company.
Capital $150,000.
Capital $150,000.
Companies having a cash capital, wifely invosl
blond and mortgage, are prepared to cllect Insurni
phut damage by lire.on all kind* of property on reuse
ilk term*.
for insurance la either of the abovo named Compani
ijflyto
A. fflLOl'R. General Insurance Agent,
and Agent for the above Companies,
Rpt 20—ly oflicn 129 Congross-st.
kail, Snap, 2
laditf wint,
DAVID O’CONNOR.
VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTION.
f the fifteenth day of December next, I will sell, nt *
tion.ia the city of Tallnnassee, Florida, that value
actoflandknonn a* “Tiger Hammock,” situated In '
MU county. Fla., about 12 or 16 mile* from St. Mn
‘ r the Wakulla river, containing 1800 acres, net
bieh is rich hammock and cane brake, and uneqi
. lality and location by any tract of land, of the t
ithesuuthern county. Terms—One-third cash, bala
•■“-and two year* with Interest. Solo positive.
.ther Information can bo obtained from Jas. T. Arcl
ilkhuwe, or myself, at Albany, Ga.
“* -dkwlm WM. W. CHEEVE1
. FALL TRADE OF 1853.
P<) MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE PURCHASERS
1 DUV GOODS,—Our arrangements for tho FallTr
w be completed in a few days, when we will bo prop*
jit to your inspection an unusually complete nsu
.'general Dry Good*. Hosiery, Trimming*. Ha 1
•Aery,and Small Wares, Ribbons. Ac.
M. l’RENDERGAST k CO.,
W. TIIORNE WILLIAMS,
JAS receive)! a variety of new books—Greenlcnf’a L
~ oi Evidence, vol. 3d ; Flanders on Maritime Law.
"Mto*® n the law of Shipping.
JbsMudCabin.° r British Institutions,
MCliih items, by Matt. F. Ward.
Arl of Rail,ling, for the use of architects, bul,.
vr draughtsmen, machinists, engineers and mechanics.
jweSrtUmor the King’s Advocate, a Scottish rnmanc
‘J'M® * Monthly, for October.
*»e Huuiuroiu Speaker, fur sahnnls. debating clubs, A
iv u,, of Excitement, by Caroline Lee Hunts.
iM KeK‘1 Scout, a romance of the Revolution.
“’’won Art Journal, for September.
Record of the N Y Exhibition, Nos 7 and 8.
nqdcUn s Visiting List, for 1854. oct5
Dlfnvrn v NBW «OOKS.
UUTJIFJ) November 10th. 1853, by S. S. Sibley.—Bu
Moments of an Idle Woman.
ure*of tbe Queen* „f England, by J I’. Smith, Esq., a
TJ”? Lawrence, Ac.
kw,. }o r ' ,,rfi * r# J r 1 ' c '' ve ' < from tny Jonrnnl, boh
tyfldsa *"* 100,1 lut " cetllu 8 reminisce uccr of a relit
tV* ai Serm,,n *, by Dow. Jr., third volume,
‘"iwinlfii Aminim or Mauler Timoth’a Book Case. 1
IJ i ,n "M".
Ls?» tl-'l^wM ll, ." r tllft Young Partisan's Doom.
Rirmfi' Mowhowl.from Blackwood’s Magazine,
^-.niustrated New*.
*,11° 1 *^ lcU>r *aI. For sale at 135 Congress street,
fiaayftw ’ugsr, 30 do Muscovado do, 1
L The ,nV.V^ NDS FOR SALE.
term* ®® JM r,,r «sl«, °n a(
county—on. »o¥,* n, ' l,loni, i ©MOO acres each, in Liber-
other wIUjId sir «ii Bmlle Walthourvllle, and the
KOTO], snd hare of » Ilne, " , H l0 - Both are highly lm-
w il.. rl.or.
tdllu* on m . „v° p| lr cha*e can learn all particulars by
«««nty,0a 1 f me i at Hinesville, liberty
—- °^tJ9—stf CHARLTON HINFN
>1 do. for salo by
McMAHON k DOYLE.
» '.ncijr of
tV* just I
ana. ID RENT—A carriage house and stable, for two
■JjlJlioraes, In a central part of the city. Apply at this of.
■%«. nov22
mTO RENT—A farm, one mile from tho city, contaln-
Bjing seventeen acres, on the premises is a convenient
■“dwelling, plastered and well finished. For particulars
Inquire of T J. XVALSH,
nov22 175 Bay st.
TO RENT—A house on IJborty street, opposite tho
Bjirresidence of Solomon Cohen. Esq. Apply to
novll WYLLY ft MONTMOLUN.
*ml TO RENT—Two or three rooms on Bay street, suit
j[ij)ablo for offices. Apply to the Editors of the Georgian.
/M. TO RENT—A small brick house, neur tlio Barracka.
HfijReut $12.50 per month. Apply at the Georgian or-
■“ktko. w tl5
Aff< TO RENT.—A commodious brick edillco on South
■ffifBroad streot. Possosslou given 1st Novembor next.—
■^Inquire at this office. oct8
TO RENT—Thrco tenements In Gordon Block, well
Bajjaupplled with wntcr and gas pipes, dosota, drawers,
■“■and other modern Improvements, basement plastering
hard finished. Possession given 1st November next. Ap
ply to octl3 EDWARD G. XV1IB0N,
jfk. TR RENT—A brick house on Jones street, on a full
Kiglnt. Possession given immediately. Apply to
«3t ocUl Ti J. WALSH.
■—b. TO RENT—Tliree of the fivo tonement houses, on
limtho corner of Abercorn nnd Joues street. Inquire of
■“* «opl4 A. BONAUD.
A|£jS, TO RENT.—A small comfortable House in a re-
' Big "pectableand central part of tlie city. Rent $300.
Bi’i Possession given on the 1st November, or sooner If
desirable. Apply nt this office. aug20
FOR BALE.
jCDt Five hundred and eighty acres of Land, situated on
rygkld leway Island, nine miles by land and twenty miles
by water from tlie city. Tliree hundred acres of which is
fine corn nnd cotton land, iu a high state of cultivation.
The dwelling is a cottage, containing seven rooms, walls
hard finished, with all necessary out houses, and a lino
orange grove, fig, pear nnd peach trees. Cannot bo sur
passed for health. Fcr terms apply to
novlO XVyLI.Y ft MONTMOLUN.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
1 cQC* All that tract ofland, containing 6000 ncres, situate
_3C_between tho Railroad and Ogeccbce River, and on
which stands the 20th Mile Station—it U heavily timbered
and well adapted for making turpentine: also, 2000 acres
of land, lying on tlio Cannl. about ten miles from the city ;
and 100 acres adjoining the city. Apply to
octl8 XVYLI.Y ft MONTMOLUN.
CEYLON PLANTATION FOR SALE.
Ceylon is situated on the river Atatamnlia. two miles
’ jPC-froiu Darien, and contains four hundred and seventy-
five acres of first quality tide swamp, nf which two hundred
and thirty arc In good order— under dams : nnd about Of-
1 teen hundred ncres of pine and hammock land adjoining.
On tho place are two good barns, a very commodious
stable nnd carriage bouse, and other nccossary out build-
lugs, with proper and comfortablo accommodations for 80
or 00 negroes. nW, dwelling house, kitchen, store rooms.
■ etc.,all in good order.
For tlio last twelve yenrs this property has yielded an
average income of nearly 14 per cent., ns may be seen by
. reference to the books of R Itaberalinm ft Hon. to whom
i and to Dr. J. P. Screven. (Savannah.) reference may bo
e made for general information : nnd for furtlier particulars
to the subset liver, on the plantation.
S. M. BOND
• Dnrion, November 15,1853. novlS—tftt2m
The Charleston Mercury and Georgetown Time* will pub
lish the above twice a week for two monttis, and send bill
te this office.
s VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE IN
BAKER COUNTY. GA.
• >03. The subscriber, desirous of removing from the State
prof Georgia, offers for salo his PLANTATION, lying on
the waters of tbo Coularvnbneo, fivo miles west of Albany,
adjoining tho lands of Paul Tarvor, I)r. Nicliolls. nnd oth-
or*: containing 3.125 acre*, more or less.
0 There aro about 800 acre* of open, cultivated land. Tlie
land Is situated so that it can be easily divided, nnd II two
purchaser* appear, tho subscriber will dlvido It so as to
suit both.
Any ono desirous of purchasing, would do well to ad-
dross •• Xtooro ft Edwards,” or myself, at tills placo.
JOHN J. RAWLS.
Xfacon, Ga., August 30.1853. octl—tf
My Agent, living on tho place, will show tho Linds to
any person calling for that purpose. J. J. It.
’ PLANTERS’ HOTEL—AUGUSTA, GA.
a 'This splendid new house, situated on ilroad-st.,
e l9ii|l Immediately In front of tho site of tho old Planters’
Bill Hotel, which lin* been lurnlslicd throughout with
now lurniture, bedding, etc., will open for tlie reception of
customers on Saturday next. It will be tlio endeavor of
' the Proprietor, to give satisfaction to those who tuny favor
him witli their custom. J. M. SIMPSON,
novO—If Proprietor.
LANIER HOUSE—MACON, GA.
e Tb° undersigned having leased tlio above esiab-
o niiil tlshmcnt begs to assure tlio traveling public that
s. ■”ll no exertions will be spared to sustain the establish-
t cd reputation of tlio house. Assisted by XIr. Mkaiu. lie
s hope* to uiako tlio Lanier llou*e, second to none Houth ol
e. NewX'ork. GEO. XI. l.UGAN, Proprietor.
5 J. XIkaiu, Superintendent. nov!3—ly
* y— FOR SALE.—Tlio undersignod offers for snle his res-
y Mmidencu at Midway, near Millodgevillc. Too lot con.
“i*tains about thirteen acre*. As a residence, few si un-
tions combine more advantage*—health, facilitie* for edu-
cation and good society arc nil to be found at Xlidwny.
„ norl8—wtf IIKKSCHEI. V. JOHNSON.
- fTV-_ ESTRAY NOTICE.—Taken lip on Tuesday uiglit.
s, XrycNor 16th. a bay MAKE POSEY, with a bridle and
v saddle ou. She lias maiks of a collar ou her shoulders, one
- white foot, nnd a star in her forehead. Tlie saddle is a
o. large one. and 1ms been recently repaired. Tlie owner is
e requested to call on tlie subscriber, pay expenses and take
the poney away, or otliwiso she will be dealt witli accord-
r, ing to law. JOHN MOORE.
nl8 corner Habersham st. and Congress at. lane.
A l’I’LES—25 bbl* Apples just received per steamer Au-
il gusta. and for snle by
F nov23 CHAMPION ft WATTS.
e TJ laULtTTCS—A largo variety for snlo by
•d XV nov24 KKMPTON ft VERST1I.LE.
l ' TSk LAINF-S AND CASHMERE-A few piece* corn color-
XJ cd and white Do Laiuus nnd CaHhniere. for vale by
nov22 KEXIPTON ft VEKHT11J.E.
*t DOCKLAND LIME-1000 bbls Rockland Stone Lime, in
store and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
nov22 E. XV. BUKER.
w T? LOU It—SO bbls Flour. Landing per schr. Mohawk, from
J7 Baltimore, nnd for snle by
nor 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO.
D KADY-MADE BUSINESS SUITS—A supply of theabovo,
consisting of grey, mixed and check Casslinere. just
1- received anil for sale by IVM. It. SYXIONS,
nov23 Draper nnd Tailor, 17 XVliltaker-st.
e ' \7EHTV—.VEST8— A large variety of Dress Vc*t, such ns
Y figured black Silk, blnck Barntlien, and Fancy Silk,
' figured black and fancy Cashmere \’e>t*. Just received for
*ale low by nov23 IVM. R. SYMONS. Draper ft Tailor.
DUri EK, CHEESE AND FLOUR—30 kegs selected Butter,
D 70 boxes do w hito Ciieese. 5ff do do colored do, 28 bids
Hiram Smith’* Flour, 30 half bids Goneseo do. for sale by
nov23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO.
r TJAlU’ERS’ XIAUAZINK.—Now is the timo to subscribe.
1 XI Tbs eighth volume commnees with the December nuin-
her. Subscription* received at two dollar* and fifty cent*,
paid in advance. Single number* twenty-five cents Also,
i'utnaiu’s Magnzino. Godey'* lady'* Book anil Graham’s
j Magnzino will bo furnished on tbu same terms, by
nov23 S. H. HIBI.EV, 135 Congress-street.
DltlNlN AND PICTURES.—A beautiful assortment of fine
y X Prints nnd Pictures, among them a new variety cqunl
to oil paintings,and mucli cheaper, for snlo by
nov23 8. S. SIBLEY, 136 Congress-street.
\\[ANTED—Hix goo>l Tinmen, lo whom constant employ
V V men*, will be given, and liberal wages paid.
nov24 ' KENNEDY & BEACH, Agents.
10 DKOPOSAIS will ho received until the 29th of November,
cd X in*tant, for the building of the wall corner of Bay ami
Barnard streets. Specifications, ftc.. cun bo seen at my
office, corner of Drayton nnd State streets.
C. A. L. LAMAR.
f nov24 Cliairman Committee Docks and Wharves.
1 pa. FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Tlio above reward
y will be paid for tho nppnrelicnslon and lodgment in
& Ht tho Savannali jail, of CllltlSTOPHER,a mulatto man,
twenty-six years of age. He is known to bs
oRen lurking about town in the neighborhood of Mr. XVm.
- Batersbv’s residence, where ho ha* a mother and other rel-
atlvrs. nov24—12 JOHN B1I.BO. Agent.
A. SHORT,
MASTER BUIUll
acts for Building and Work in Mnionry of
iry description. Residence first door west of St. An-
WsHalLBi ■
drew’e Hall, Broughton Street^
X. LOOXRT, WM. U. LOXO. JOn.X II. DVV13.
LOCKETT, LONG Si CO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND 8IIIl’l’JNG AGENTS,
120 Ikiy itrect, Savannah. Oeorgia.
Vill attend to tho soiling ol all kinds of produce. 8tr!ct
attention given to receiving and forwarding goods, and
filling order* from tbo country.
Itoi W. CURJUKT. UAH.VA 8. DUXI11R
G. W. GARMANY Si CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
■SaeannaA, Georgia.
NICnOLARCRUUKR. RDWAUD C. WADI.
CRUGEli Si WADE,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
84 Hay-Mired. Savannah.
IIKXRT B. FOOT. T. K. DOMUM.
FORT Si DUNIIAM,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah. Ga.
JOO.X T. ROWLAND, JOHN T. ROWUND, JR
ROWLAND A CO., '
OENE1LVL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
172 /Jag-street. Savannah.
r. IIILA.VD. p. n. o’.vnLL.
HYLAND A O’NEILL,
DEALERS IN IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS. Ac..
Next Door to Marthall Home, Jlroughtun tired,
RAVAX.VAII. (IKOliaiA.
Wliolesalo and retail dealers in imported wines and liquors,
Frcuch brandies, segars, and fancy groceries.
FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
II'(uhimjton City, D. C.,
Will practiso in the various Courts of tho District, and at
tend to the prosecution of claims against tho Govern
ment. june22
New OrlcKhs Market*,
Nwr Orlkanr, Nov. 2fl. |
Th® Ootton sales to day havo boon only i.poo halos,
tho market sustaining nrovloni quotations. Strict
mtddllug OJc. Ducreaso in the receipt at all portai
a* compared with corresponding date of last year, ti
300,000. Four thousand bags of Rio Coffee sold to
day, at 11 to lij.
The eteamshlp Black Warrior Balled yeaterday for
New York. She had but a few passengor*, and 1/200
bales cotton.
The steamers Texas and Pampero havo arrived,
with Moxlcan dotes, The news ha* boon anticipated.
Tbo 8t. Francisco Hotel, at 8t. Francisco, 1ms been
destroyed by tiro—loss $15,000.
Charleston Cotton Market,
CllARLBSTON, NOV. 25, P. M.
Tbo sales today lmvo reached 10,100 bales, at a
range of from 7$ to lojo. The market closes un
changed —
Tho President's Messngo.
WA81IINUTON, NOV. 25.
Tho message of President Pieuob will bo distribu
ted in advanco of its delivery to Postmasters through
out the country, who, upon being telegraphed from
this city, will deliver it to tho press.
Baltimore Markets, Ac.
Baltimoub, Nor. 20.
The sales of Cotton iu this market for tin week
foot up 500 bnlos, at extremes of from 10& to 114c.
In Rice, two hundred tierces havo found piituliascrs,
at $3 50 to $1 C2fc. Seven hundred bags Bo Cofleo
havo been sold nt 11| to 12 cents.
Tho ship Pemberton left Liverpool on tie 5th for
Savannah.
Tho Canada arrived in Boston Friday nijlit. Her
Southern mails were despatched this mcrniig.
II CUAXPIOX. J. O. WATO.
CHAMPION A WATTS,
WII01.FSAI.K AND RETAIL GROCERS,
No, 4 Barnard tired, bdiveen the Market and Bay tired,
HAVAXXAII. OA.,
Dealers in Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Dried
Fruits, &o., Ac.
References—A. Chnmpinn, E#q.. Samuel Solomon*. Esq.,
Messrs. Habnn k Whitehead, Swift A Co., Savannah, Ga.
n. P. HORTON. O. U. KIKKMAN,
HORTON A ItIKEMAN,
WIIOI.S8ALK AND RETAIL 1IKAI.KHS IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER-WARE, FANCY GOODS,
lid Itroughtiin-ftreet.
W51. A. THOMAS,“
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. 16 Danutrd tlreei, Savannah. Ga
Lend pipe, sheet lend, block tin. copper boilers, light and
force pumps, hydraulic rams, and kitchen ranges, con
stantly on hand. Orders from the country promptly at-
tended to oct23—-3m
uiinnuiu.i
C .V mi OFGBORGiAT
wQ| uke su.. reg f 1 !* ot the Aquatic Club or Georgia,
**r. bwmtwt fu »\^ v !| nna h. commencing on Tues-
^Ihtrlut/.1853. The following pursei ore olfor-
Dot ,n ”*^148 rcet In length.
r tP„^^ ^*" ,l,no 't to exceed 43 feet in length, ^
ll’wL, 0 *^ to exceed 38 feet in length,
lPor^ r6 ^ not in excemi 32 feet in length,
M fRlMMlNG. Semtarv.
11I||> nbstriicifn - * ”* lier * will please take notice thu 1
«wia lh* ,„r. tllB , (l,,lr, ‘nce of my store, conse'
r*ty remQvfct i n * v 41’"/ nn lr °n Front, aro now snflU
‘Viir, »U* n , n .^ a * b )r l , ic , m 1,1 v'n easy access to the
fclwith Kne\.l «* l l Hud the shelves well stocked as
zVrc.wooj t J7^! i,w \S h «»nil st *ino AYnre. family
VUier Jin. Inw ' Vnr,> - T| n Ware and Table Cut-
Fancy in? ?*'}*<* of L-.mi*. Unterns.
*1 B1 ® l ler*te»n,i Furnishing Goods, which will bo
Mj25 ^"“riJustprlcVh, J.p.COLUNS.
?At-.-K n ^ T -.. : flay'100 Brysn-street.
J ,i » for iiji’ ~7,' Io u , ^BPB 1 inMr figured and
^>rinca. coVrSs .W» M h. Engliih and
C'kl'W'inroude r,w 8llk< ftnJ worsted
s » k " i « llk Mantilla*, small
eoi otfc ,"u w ortWhha r f a . i on? , n j puid
jGfc.'nrv^- aikin t minus.
pnlo aud dark
* 1 store and
O’NEIL
fA*cv - novu
vtfvBROT1L--
KEMl*TON
C ULINARY UTENSILS—Dough-kneaders. meat tender
ers, egg whips, basting spoons, Iron skimmers and soup
ladles, patty pans, cake cutters, cleavers, saw knives, tin re
flectors or roasters, sauce pan*, milk boilers, cullenders,
cake pans, porcelain gridirons, etc., etc., for salo by
nov22 J. P. COLLINS, 100 Bryan street.
R OCKLAND LIME.—250 bids Rockland UinoJuHt receiv
ed and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
nov23 E. W. BUKE
H AY.—76 bales Primo Eastern Hay. just received and fur
safe by nov23 E. W. BUKER
S UPERFINE Black Cloth Frock and Dress Coats—a fresh
supply Just received. For sale low, 0y
v23 IVM. R. SYMONS. Draper and Tailor.
P ANTS. RANI'S—A frosh supply of block doe shin cassi-
mere Pants.a fine article. Also fancy Frcuch Caad-
mere Pauls, just received nn-* for sole low. by
nov23 IVM. R. SYMONS. Draper and Tailor.
C ODFISH. AC.—Just received 2 iilids. (io<ilisli, 10 bb| .
No. 1. new Mackerel. 10 Idris Scotch Herrings, ami 15
boxes ScUled Herring. For sale by
nov8 DAVU) O’CONNOR.
ROOFING.
Tlio subscriber Is prepared to lay Tin Roofs on corrcet prln-
ciplos.nnd from sixteen years’ oxjierience, feels assured lie
can give satisfaction. Prices very low. Best reference
given. J. J. MAURICE.
47*G utters and Conductors made to order.
M. WHIT SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Alliyatur, East Florida.
Will practice in tho Eastern and Southern counties. Refer
to Col. 8. S. Sibley, ami It. 11. Ililton, Esq., Savannah, Ga.
CODY’S
RESTAURANT AND COFFEEHOUSE.
T HE undersigned has lensmi.nnd lias nun fitted up in
neat and eicgnnt style, tho building on Dayton street,
noxt door to Wav A Kino's, to bo occupied ns \
COFFEE-HOUSE,
where lie intend* to serve up. iu superior styl, every doll-
cncy of the season.
New York ami Bnvnmmlt Oysters,Venison.
GROUSE. PARTRIDGES, FISH.
Fulton Market and Philadelphia JJcsffic., fyc.,
will nlwny* be kept on hand, and served up hu stylo never
before equalled In tills city.
VST Parties furnished with private suppersnud Dinners
on short notice. Ho will keep only tho Ivest liiuors.
ocl7 JOHN KK. CODY.
MELODIANS—MELODIABS.
t CARD ART A NEEDHAM’S srgo double
reed, with four Btops, suitable for church
ilc. Also, large double, rnuid corner, si*
octavo; Cahart’s line Meloillnnt, fournnd a
half and five octave, a beautiful instrument forthe parlor.
For snlo on tho most accommodating terms, by
novl6 I. W. MORUltL A CO.
PIANOFORTES
THE subscribers sole agents nr A. Stud-
Fart k Co's., aud Jonn H. Diiubini's I'iano
Fortes, are always supplied \UU an us.
sortment of these favorite and'Justly celebrScd Instru
ments. For durability they can bo fully warrmtod. whilst
their superiority of tone and touch Is evident aid acknowl
edged by the most casual observer, as well as the critical
connoisseur. The Indies are respectfully in vied to view
these instruments. An arrrangement lirn la: ben elTeeted
with one of our most eminent Pianists for the purpose, they
can also be enabled to judge of the lone.
F.XUGDAUM k CO.. MarkcUqunre.
-CGT Secondhand Pianos taken In exchange, rfso tuned
and repaired. jel7
TIIOMAS J. XAYlJiiT II. 1J. W. AtMtAXIlKI!^ -
COMPETITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
.T. W. PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT U.'S,
Fbrsyth. Monroe County, Ga.
J. II. HAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Scarborough. Scriven County,
Practices in tho Eastern and Middle Circuits of Georgia.
jy20—3m
8. XV. MAKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
MonticeUo, Jeffertm 1 County, Florida.
Reference—lion. W. II. Flkheki, Savannah, Ga. fob3
WIIJJAM H. FLKMIXO. JOHN M. MILLKX.
FLEMING Si MILLF.N.
The undersigned having united In the practice of law. will
attend punctually tonny businossentnisted to their care.
Office corner of Bay and Whitaker Streets, over Messrs.
8wift, Dunslow A Co’s.
THOMAS IIUGIIES HINES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEIJ.OR AT LAW,
Tmupeilte. Georgia.
Will practise in the Circcult Courts of Thomas, lowndes,
Clinch. Ware, Appling and Irwin,Ucorgin j and in the Cir
cuit Courts of JeiTerson, Madison ami Hamilton, of the
Middle Circuit of Fluridn. nrnl in Alacliua and Columbia
counties in the Eastern Circuit of Florida Will attend to
the claims of all persons before tho Departments at Wash
ington.
Wm. M. Ijiwton, R. Wawwiuout Dacox,
Wm. M. Tayioii. Jokktii T. Dill.
WM. M. LAWTON & CO.,
SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON FACTORS,
No. 13 South lVharf t Charleston. S C.
aug23—2aw4m -
WILLIAM II. DASHER,
ATTORNEY AND COUXSEIJ.OH AT LAW,
Tmupeilte, Dnendrs county, Ga.
Will practise In Thomas, tammies. Clinch. Ware, Appling,
Telfair. Irwin. Laurens, ami Pulaski counties. Georgia;
and iu JeiTerson, Madison. IlandUou, and Columbia coun
ties, Florida, fcb23
wn. r. wii.i.iams. THAHW:r.<i mnra. jack iikowx.
WILLIAMS, OLIVER it BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Buma Vitta, Marion County. Ga..
Will practise In the counties of Marlon. Macon, Houston,
Stewart. Randolph. Muscogee. ta*e, and any adjoining
counties where their services may bo required. jau20
JOSEPH GANAHL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Comer of Bay and Whitaker.dr celt.
.TAMES O. A. CLARK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office—lib Bay-street, .Savannah, Georgia.
WALTER 8- NOTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No. 09 Bay-itred, Sarannah, Georgia.
CHARLES A. PRICE,
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,
I’alatka. Dud Florida,
Will attend to all collecting sent hiiu, in East Flotilla
promptly ami efficiently. sepfi—w2n»
II. K. WA81I1IURN, A|{’t.,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SAVANNAH. «A.
WILLIAM P. YONGE.
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 04 Bay street. Savannah.
O’HEAIl Si STONKY,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
North Commercial Wharf, Charleston, South Carolina,
lath of tiik firm of leoaiik. u’iikaii a co
BANCROFT Si IIIIYAN,
GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS.
For tho Purchase and Salo of Stocks. Itnnris, Exchange and
Real Estate, 117 Bay-street. Savannah. juti24
CHARLES P. COOPER,
ATTORN 1 Y AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER FOR FLORIDA.
176 Bay tired. Savannah. Ga.
Will practice In the Courts of Chatham. Camden. Glynn and
McIntosh counties: also, the United State* Circuit and
District Courts for the Southern District of Georgia.
Rkfkhkxcih—lion. R M. OiarRon. Messrs. Crane .V ”od-
i»crs, Bo-ton k VUlalmiga. Daniel II. Stewart. Savnnnah;
Hon James E. Broome. S. II. Mallory. Tints. BatUell.TTius.
Dougins.C. H. Dupont, W. A. Forward. Florida. o26—3m
GEORGE N. NICHOLS,
Owens' Building, opptuilf. Pulaski House,
Saving made large additions to bl*establishment, continue*
to do BOOK AJfD JOB PRINTING, in ids usual neat and
handsome style, and on accommodating terms.
JOHN II. COCHRANE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Dublin, Lauren* county, Ga., late Junior partner of tho
firm of A. & J. Cocuraxk, Irwlntou. Ga.. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to Ids caro Partic
ular attention paid to collecting. Reference—Dr. C. 1)
Guyton, F. H. Rowe,Dublin,Ga.; SI. Marsh,Savannah.
may7—dkwly
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn.
The undersigned, Agents of Uie above Company aro prepared
to take risks against Fnut on Buildings and their contents.
Also Marine Ska Risks, on the nmxt favorable terms.
BRIGIIAM. KELLY k 00., Agents.
EDWARD R. HARDEN,
TRANSPORTATION AGENT. W. k A. RAILROAD,
Ringgold. Walker County, Georgia.
W ILL attend to tho purchasing on commission. C<irn,
Wheat and Dacon. The Ringgold Depot being idtun-
ted in a region of country abounding in gratu, it can usual-,
ly be purchased upon more favorable terms than at almost
any other point upon the IV. k A. Railroad
Order* covering the cash, with limited or discretionary
Instructions, will receive prompt attention. Persona order
ing grain will please forwnrd sacks with order.
Keferencos—Dr. Richard IVayne, Mr. Win. M. Warily, Sa 1
vnnnah. maylO
Wool,Silk and Cotton, souio of extra large slseand fine
quality - PRICE k NKADKU,
®®t3 147 itiy street.
fill
PD0K'V| IK AT--Tri, b i,. I,.irui,i.; »■ -”'“5 ‘(TS'ift c»' c W
U ^vn^m, tMm .. s A ;Sl f vjLTa _
N OTICE—Tlio co-partnership ofllKsn k Ti«ix was dis
solved on tho loth but., by tbe death of Kim llnm.
the senior partner.
The subscriber Is anthorixod to settle tiie affair* of tho
late firm, and will coniinuo tho Fnctorngo anil Commission
Business on his Individual account.
W II. TISON.
Savannah. November 18.1863. ' U ovl8— Ini
B AUDS HAMS AND LAUD—30 casks choice Hams. 20
bids Leaf I*rd, received and for sale bv
MgU HcMAHtlN k DOYLE.
R AILWAY SIIAWIJt—Gentlemen in want of such an ar-
tide, (and who docs not want one?) can be accommo-
ttated at 147 Bay street.
n° v 16 PRICE k YEA PER, Drapers and Tailor*.
CPA NISH BEOARS—Just teeelred from Havana 40,000
LSS*W? T, ‘ • 10,000 Antonio Moro Superior Sejnus,
J^SS° Worito do, 0,000 Horace do, 8.000 LefiUroo do
0,000 El Duaada do, 3,000 U Urollna Regalia do. for aala
*“ — * ” '"1NNE
novlO ' ; J.-V- CXiWlfPtAT |c CXi.
l AND CHRESE.—Imt received per etaamer Aa-
DRY FEET PRESERVES TJ1E IIEALTIL-Just
received, a few cases water-proof Boots; also, a
let <vf thick pegged Boots, together with a fine as
sortment of Ucntlemen’s and Ladle*’ over Shoe*,
‘ 1, which will 1>« sold nt low
t CO., 100 Bryan-htroot.
judge for thcmscive*.
TO OARPENTEU8, CONTRACTORS, AND
BU11AIEHS.
T HE cheapest establishment io the soulliern country for
tho salu of sa-ihes, doors, blind* and wood Moulding*,
of every variety, Is at tho corner of Calhoun and Washing-
tun streets, Charleston. S. C. All my worn Is made of tbo
best seasoned white pine, and the sashes are glased in the
very neatest manner.
A full supply of paints, nil, glasB. varnishes, and brushes,
always for sale low. ‘ septf—w4w B. F. SMITH.
EPISCOPAL PUBLICATIONS,
J UST received, a variety of publications of the New York
Protestant Episcopal Society, Tracts, Church Cate
chisms, Sabbath School Service, and other cheap and valu
able Publications. For sale at the Book Store of
8. 8. SIBLEY,
aoglO . . , - sv. No. 186 Congress-street.
I1RANDIES—Landing from F Satterly—10 casks superior
JJ Cognac Brandy in store, 10 half-pipee 0 D k Go’s do, 10
* - old Jean Louis’ do, 15 halvas and quar :
for —l" by ,
J^y. CONNHBAT * OQ. '
*hi|> AUGUSTA. Capj. Thnhm Lvoo, will leave 1 esnU...
For freight or passage, ajiiily to
qordf . , . PADBLFORD, FAY *.00.
Cabin Passage, .77,;... .,,$26.00
Steerage.. 9 00 __
STB AM* HIP ISAUEL.
FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
2b leave on Tuesday. 1* December.
The United States Mall Steamship ISABEL,
SgUlBHpiWilliam Koluxs, Commandut,- will regularly
ieavu tbl* port on the 1st and 16th of each month, Fur
passage only, apply to
m>v22_ COHENS k HERTZ.
NEW YORK—Old EetsdiUshed'Line.
rTlie brig JOSEPHUS. M’llsun master, will meet with
n as above. For freight or passage apply on bonnl
r .-^*6 Bpjtplll®
’ 100 bsloa Oonny Cloth, flop colls Kentucky nope. «*p9
ValuabieVarm Lots—ATltrlfate Bale.
Bcvvn teu aero tota, situated on Lottr’atane, being part
of lllllun’s farm, A plan of the lots may be seen at our
counting room. Terms—one-third cash, balance In two
equal annual Instalments, with Interest, and secured by
murtguge on property.
BY T. J. WALSH.
Clothing at Private Sale—A handsome assortment of
7-maaer~
1 ''brMjw’s /'uildlUi/ft HamaM street, nkir*
•artll po
consisting of tCM, flour,
candle*, lamp oil, n.'ckie*, sidee*, IkbeP
confectionaries, etc., ctc - Alim.a'flbb Idt ofola wines *nd - *
brandies, warranted pv ,p * 8panlWbe$nks, tobkcco, etc., (S' ,
close the concern.
Terms—$100 cash, $100 to $300 PM}' dkys, ovtr feOtf ‘
ninety daya, for approved endorsed papdri-, nov22 * ,
On Tuesday, fith December, J at li o’clock, Itflftmt'orUm"
court house, will be sold,
O rden Ix>t No. 08, containing, by /ocent snFIi
On Tuesday, December fith. at tbe court bouse, will be sold, and a half acres, situated on the LouUnJIe road, flilS'tW'
Wu'nim Ilia ii.h.I I.nn—. r tv TuritiH Man Vnirnf,IOP In ,.nw /nn aJ4I——
ready-mauo Clothing, consisting of superfine frock, sack
and overcoats, in lots suit purchasers, for sale low. Terms
cub. nov4
liALTlfiiOLH—HcgulnrlAiie—Tho ichr.
r WOODB1UDGF. White muter, will meet with dis
patch a* above. For freight or |MUMgo apply on board or
t° uov2fl imiGlIAM, KELLY k Co.
NKWfYOllK—Tim brig WErUMPKA, Copt.
52jJat,Joliiiiuin, liavinga part of her cargo engaged, will
moot with dispatch a* above. For balance or freight i
passago, apply to tiie Captain on board or to
n»v23 H. K. IV.1811 BURN, Agont.
fib NEW YUIIK—Union Lino—-Tlio regular
WOLimekot selir. ta8. DAVIS, Davis, master, wlllliave
nek dispatch as above. For freight or passage apply to
«°v22 OGDEN A BUNKER.
DOST°N—The brig M. B. DAVIS, Davis, mas
■Ud£ ter i will «ncet with dls;*atci> ns above. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
iiuvlS BRIGIIAM, KELLY k CO.
r. j NAYum * eo.'s •*
NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
No. 223 Bay tired, Savannah. Ga.
MUSIC ! MUSIC ! !
« Tlio subscriber respectfully informs tie ladles
and gentlemen of Savannah, that lie intepls open
ing a School for instruction iu Sacred nn) Secular
Music. Through long experience, and inylng non
dueled large school*, lie feel* confident his instriutlou will
lie perfectly satisfactory to nil those who may tcslre Ids
services In liiealmve departments of vocal music.
Desirous of forming a large class the price of tiikeis lias
been fixed nt $4 each. lor the course of 24 lessons. Deluding
books—Hie name of which is t'..c "Singing Sclnwl Com
panion.” consisting of songs, glees, trios, duetts, qmrtette.*,
choruses, mntottes. church music, oratorios, etc , tie most
popular work of tho day.
Those wishing to form his class nre requested to Innri in
their unities, as early us possible, to tills office, or though
the posloflico, under address to
JAMES I’JKIH’ONT
nov5—tf Organist and Teacher ol Vocal MiMe.
A. CHAMPION.
___ AT Ilia STORK MARKET SQUARE.—Van on
jjSSfl hand, and offers for sale on reason able temv—100
barrels crushed, powderd, clarifiol and brorn mi-
jiltMgars; 76 hags Rio, Culm.and old government coffee.
60 barrels Baltimore and Canal Hour ) . ,,
60 hitll bbl, .lo J» jimrtH. amllli.
TOO 08. lfio, 40 lb. bags choice Cherokee Flour.
4U bills Hultcr.Sugar.So.|a Crackers an.! Pilot Brerfl.
150 bbl*. I’otnloes,Outer’s Juiiu and merces, for I'amly
ic.
200 Reynold's Hams. 10 liliris.Slricsniid sliouhler Bicnn.
76 boxes Latent Sperm, and Adamantine and Tallow
Candles.
100 boxes and half do Family and Common Snap..
60 do half do Tobacco. 26 quarter do Thomas’ Iectar
Leaf Tobacco.
20 Kegs choice Ihiller. 60 boxes Clipese. 26 kegi lard.
60 wlndu ami lnlf bbls , and 60 boxes Watts’ Buck-
bent Flour.
Also a lull sehicll'in ofclioice Ten*. Spice. Mu<taM, old
M«rgnh*da Whisky. Brandy. I’urt aud Madeira Winw. pure
Wliite Vinegar. Ciib’r Vinegar. I'ortcr.lialf Mils llcrf barrels
iinlfbMs.quarter* *almon. t.iidu Salt. Vermicella. Mic.iroui.
Ac., Ac., all of wjilcli nre offi-re I to Fninilh s. I’lantrs ami
Country mcrcliauts. for casli or approved paper.
aov8
$500 Gluiiicu^c.
IIOMBN.SACK’S WORM SYRU/.
A N article founded iipou seieutilic principles.oliipomid-
ed with purely vegetable suhstnnecs. ta-ing jicrfeetly
safe wlieu taken, nnri lias ncecr lieeii known to lailin curing
it obstinate cases. Worms can never mist when
iedy is once used, from the fact that it tnt only do
►treys them but removes all the slime aud uncus which
may remain.
Tito 'I’u|M) Worm.
Tills worm is the most difficult to destroy of ill that in
habit the human body. It grows In nil ilium* Indefinite
length, nod becoming so colled ami fattened it the intes
tines mid stomach as to produce Kit*. St. Vitas’Dance. Ac ,
which is the cause of many going to the grave not believ
ing that thoe complaints have their origin frini the tape
worm ; consequently they do not n«e the prnpir medicines
for their diseiisp, to those wlmuronlllictcil \4tli tills aw
ful fun lo health. I recommend Hie use of inv Vm in Svrup
and Liver I’ills ; the Syrup to l>e taken in rinsix of two ta-
hle H|HHinfiils tlireo Hines a day. then take from live to
eight of my Uver I’ill*. to dislodge mid pirns tie worm. By
strictly following these directions, the mostoistinatucases
of tape worm can he speedily cured.
KouimI or Stoiiiiu'li Worn.
Tills worm is iimiuUv found in the-mail iue-liiie*. nnd is
the worm most com to children, yet iti< md entirely
confined u> them, ns a,lulls have fre.|uentlybeen known to
sutler with them. Tim symptoms most pnuiiiieiit while
affected with lids worm, are hardness and riilluess of the
belly, slimy stools, looseness ot the bowels, piekingat thu
nose, a hlneisli streak under the eyes. Ac. f you.or any ol
your children have any of Hie nlN»ve syitplouis. Ilolien-
sack's Worm Syrup can safely l,e depended ipmi—tiy u-iug
it you liavua certain, safe iiiul s|rt'edy cui*; mol if nllei
using it according to the directions the pillent Is not re
stored to health.mol tbe woriiKthornughlyerurilrnt' dfrmn
the system, you can rest assured there is m remedy tieyoml
the grave, as for fail, tliere i» no such w»rd as full with
those who use my Worm Syrup.
AHcnrlrit'M, or Sirinl! Tlireai? Worms.
These worms, to which tlm liiimmi sym is liable, nre
most troublesome of all others. They a'o generally to he
fouu'l l« the reel inn. and R allowed to reninn, from tlie Ir
ritiithm they produce, lay Hie f<mndntior.for serious disor
ders. such as itiffiiinmntioii of tin- limvc*. niul other de-
rang'Uiients of the stomach. The best aid safest medicine
that can be used is Hobensnek's Worm sirup. Such is the
astonishing power of tny medicines ove- Ascarndies. that
I defy any one to produce a case w here inv Worm Syrup
and l.lver fills nre recommended to be wed they will nut
cure. All that Is necessary is to use tie syrup in accord
ance with directions on each bottle; aid in case a gentle
pnrgntivc Is required in order to allay .lie irritation they
jiroducc, the l.lver i'ills, by their s.rmpithising notion nnri
healthy operation upon the bowels, is tho most plousmi!
medicine that cau be taken.
IIOIIENSACK’TlIVBII pills.
No part of the system is more llatris to disease limn tlio
liver, It being supplied with numerous Mood vessels and
nerve*, and if diseased, tlio blood ol ciurso llowitur tliro*
ail parts of the body, produces liver conplninL*, jaundice,
Bilious affections,dys|iepHln. vc
uysiieiism.
Tho symptoms of Dysiiepda. mul its tnrlous diseases aro
dizziness in the liead,liearllmrn.u|>|iruision niter eating
iiusils, sourness arising from the stonuch. Ac . ami some
times general languor of the whole holy, from this It will
be seen that the disease owes its origir to a disorganized
state or the Liver ami Stomach. Hobcnotck's I iver I'ills is
the very medicine to effect n jicrmanen; nnd lasting cure,
a* they net by changing the certain tnoibld actions of the
system into u hoaltliy action, aud rendering the blood pure
ami healthy.
Liver Complaint,
I* attended with chills, succeeded by fever, severe pain in
the region of the liver, vomiting bitter tisle, yellow furred
tongue, pulse full nnd liounding. thu pan in tho ride is in
creased by pressure, should thu left hint bo affected. Hie
pain Is generally in the left shoulder, w itha short dry cough,
the skin becoming of a sallow appeamme. and the stools
clay colored. Tills disease cau bo cured jy the use of Ho-
bensack’s liver ITU*, as they act directly u|Mm the seat of
the disease, and then operating upon tlio bowels they ex-
cl all the corrunt and vitiated niaricr from the system.
To Females.
■ You will And these Fills an invaluable medicine In many
"..mnlalnU to which you are subject. In obstructions either
total or partial, tlioy have been found of Inestimable bene
fit in restoring and purifying Ijie blood nnd ether fluids so
as to cure all complaint* which may arise fmin female Ir
regularities. as headache, dimness of sight, pain in tho Hide,
bock, Ac. These I’Rl* are the only safe ami effectual reme
dy to cure tho following complaint*. Gout,Nervousness,
Melancholy, Sick Headache. Giddiness. Rlicsmatlsm. dis
tressing Dreams, Dimness of Sight, or in tact any of the dis
ease* that arise from affections ol tbo tavoi, impurity of
tho Blood, or cotutinaUon of tho Bowell.
Medical Evidence
Wo. tho unmlerslgned Physicians, haring hM the rcelpt
of their manufacture submitted to us for inspection, say,
that tho tngredieuti of which they are composed makes
them tho beat Pill in use for all diseases of tbe Liver, Im-
puriUese the Blod, Ao.
GEORGE WOOD, M. D.
F. CROWLET. M D.
L BOWEN. W. D.
40* Purchase none but those haring the signature ”J.
N. H0BRN8ACK,”as all others aro worthless imitation*,
Agents wishing new supplies, snd All others wlsblngto
become agents, must address tbe Proprietor. J. N. HOBEN-
SACK, ethle Laboratory, No. 120 North SecomRatreet, above
N.yp'VYORK.—The regular packet schooner
. .ARIA PIKE, Aumack, master, wUI have quick
lUpalch for the above i>ort. For freight or passage apply
‘0 OGDEN k HUNKER.
HOST ON.—Tlio * c |,r. ISADORA, Bragg, will
have dlspatcli as ubove Fot frei^lit or passage on-
BIUUllAM. KELLY k CO.
novlS
BOSTON—'The schr. F. A. GOOIHVIN. Captain
.Cnrllse. will meet with dispatch as above. For deck
Ireigiu apply to
novlO PADF-LFQRD, FAY k CO.
! , .« VANA ’ CUBA.—The packet schr. GEO.
523fcS- MERCER, Higbce. master, will meet with dispatch
(or tlm above port. For freight or (lasmigc apply to
' OGDEN k BUNKER.
novl3
„ BOSTON—Tim bark MARIA MORTON,Captain
wTJMSI ItnlUliiv. will lmvo dispatch for the above port. For
freight of 200 bales cottoo, to complete cargo, apply to
ocriO ROWLAND ft CO.
ejStts ^ VOUK—Neiv 1-ine—Tlio regular
ifflatpackut br.g MACON, Captain E. Watkins, will meet
with dispatch for the above port. For Irolgbt or passage
apply to octgQ 11. K, WASHBURN, Agent
BOSTON—The brig ZKXOBFA. Ifoilins. maS-
fthterlor, will lmvo immediate dispatch as above. For
freight or passage apply to
«wri3 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO.
BOSTON—The fine havk CUARI.E3 Wll.LUM,
XEMLHawes, muster. *111 have dispatch as above. For
freight or passage apply to
jwv!3 BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO.
PHILADELPHIA—Heron’• Lino—The
a {See regular packet schooner J F. TOBIAS, will have
quick disjiatch for the above port. For freight or passago
apply to novVJ OGDEN ft BUNKER.
Jit, “Vjuiviioi—TS. sliio CHASE. Cniiutn
h” 0 ; having the larger part of her cargo engaged,
will meet with dispatch fur the above port. For balance of
freight apply to nil H. K. WASHBURN, Agent.
l&h. , U ALT I MOltE —Tlio fine schr. MOIIAWK
.Graham, master, will meet wltti dispatch ns above.
between tbe uiual hours of sale,
Ton lots of land, each contalnlngono aero nnd three quar
ters. Said lot* lay almost half a mile from tho city. A
plat will be exhibited at tho sale. Term* liberal. u23
Administrator’* Sale.
On Tuesday, tho 0th December, will be oold In front of the
court house, between Hie legal hours of sale.
Tlio Interest ofD. M. Rogers, doceascd, in tho Savannah
Steam Paw Mill*, on Hutchinson’s Island. For further par
ticulars Inquire at tlio counting room. Sold by leave of
the Ordinary nfChutham county as the property of D. M
Rogers, deceased, aud by order of the administrator.
Administrator’s Sale.
On Tuesday, fith December, will bo sold. In tho front of the
court house, between tbe legal hours.
Lot and improvement*. No. 10. corner of South Broad and
Whitaker streets Tho lot is subject to ground rent < f $67
00 to tbo city. Tlio Improvements consist of a double teno
incut dwelling, in tbo basement of which is an offico, draw
ing room, pantries and battling room. On tho (lr*t floor is
two Urge and elegnnt parlor*, with a spacious verandah,
inclosed with Venetian blinds. Iu the second story is four
bed rooms, with an enclosed verandah, all lighted with ga*
There are spacious accommodations for kitchcu and servant
rooms, carriago house nnd stable in a brick building In
tho renr of the dwelling. On tlio lane, in tbo yard is a
fine pump nnd good water.
Also, a yellow woman, aged about 46, a good cook and
washer.
Tlio above properly Is sold by leave ol tbo Ordinary, as
the property of I). M. Rogers, deceased, nnd by order of thu
administrator*. Terms will bo declared at thosalo.
At Private Sale—Two five acre lota, one tnlio from the
city, for salo low, if applied for immediately, ou accommo
dating terms. seplO
At Private Salo—Grey. Hard Brown, and Brown Brick In
quantities to suit purchasers. augJO
A Desirable Building Lot for Sale.
Lot No 0. fourth tvthing, Anson ward. For particular*,
Inquire it the counting room. jy!6
city. Term* caah. Purchaser to pay for titles.
To Rent—Four twcHstary~woodenrbutidtaM, situated on*
Went Rroad and Roberta streets. The*o buildings aro new •
and neatly finished, with all good out-building*. For terns
apply at the counting room.
Hides Wanted—^The highest market prices will be paid
for green, dry, salted and flint hides. Apply at our count
ing room.
Improved Essence of Coffee.—Wo have Juat received from
the manufacturer* In Philadelphia, and will continue to
keep on hand for sale, Augustus Hummel's Improved Es
sence nr Coffee. Tills is tho best composition of Coffee ever
offered fur snle, and Coffeo made from tlio Essence is much
more wholesome, moro delicate, finer flavored and colored,
perfectly clear, and In every respect superior to the flDMt
Rio Coffee, and in use will prove a nett saving 76 per cent
over Coffee prepared in tho ordinary manner. -Tnr U and
■m. if it does not. mayl2
novO
NEW YORK—Union Line.—The'rogulnr
packet schooner FRANCES SATTERLY, Reevelaml,
master, will have quick dispa tch a* above. For freight or
l»»a» ! »g 0 j‘PI , ly l» novlO OGDEN ft HUNKER.
; NEW YORK—Old KstablUliecl Line - . ' l,er
The schooner ECHO, Louden, master, will incut j * wo .
iltapiitch as ubove. For freight or passage apply to f- . . ■
BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. Charleston, and from which she lias been regularly
NE W“Y0UK-01d K*Tubll»He«l Line. ! *’ ‘
I—Tlio schr. PATRICK HENRY. Kundsen, muster, i
ft with dlspatcli us above. For freight or passage i ji J,
apply on board or to I *!!„
J“» v ® BRIGIIAM. KELLY ft CO. ! J,""
^T7/ BALTIMORE—Tiiefiist sailing packet sclir. ! hop
ggaUKOl.MA, Captain Ax worthy, will meet with dl*- : wot
1**’tcli tor tlio above i*ort. For freight or passage apply to i huv
. n«’ v3 H. K. WASHBURN. Agent. sell
BOSTON—The paciet schooner M. E. WEI,lit, | ln ?,
Torry, iiittsler. will Imve immediate dispatch for tlio ! , !
'reiglit or tiassmre niiulv to
vutunn-rini auction baui.
Peremptory Sale—Steamship Osprey.
BY ODENHEIMER Si COOK.
On Friday. Deceuilier 2d. 1863, at 1 o’clock, P. M-, will be
i>ereiii|itorily sold at imblic auction, at tlio Philadelphia
Exchange, in the city of Philadelphia, l'a.,
The lino side-wheo! steamship OSPREY.
Tlio Osprey la a side-wheel steamship, built In 1847,
lengthened and re-built In 1850, is about 186 feet In length,
27 foot beam, and 20 feet depth of hold. By builders’ meas
urement about 1000 tuns nnd registers 007 tuns. Has sin
gle engine of 52 Inch c> Under, nnd 7 feet stroko. Has late
ly been supplied with force-pumps, lioso,life-boats, life-pre
servers. ftc., according to tho new law of Congress, nnd is In
every re*nect in order for continuing on her present lino,
or any otlier route fur which she may be required.
During the past eighteen month* nearly forty thousand
dollars have been expended furnishing her with new boil
ers, overhauling machinery, building dining saloon, new
furniture, ftc.
Slio is fitted up with eighty state room berths, and two
largo saloons between decks; and on deck, officer*’ room*.
rioon sixty feet in length, furnUhed with
Krirelght or passage apply on board, nt Telfair's wharf, or ‘“d « diningsalooiisixty feet in length, furnished with
to novll BRIGHAM KFHY&CO | Johnson's patent sofa dining tables, and capable of seating
■ ■ —Sliiw viiirir~irr— ono hundred passengers at table. Shota cnpoblo of no-
.iHascngers at table. Sbols cnpnblo
comniodnthig ono hundred nnd fifty first eh*** passengers,
and Is uhundnntly supplied with bedding, table furniture,
linen, tdnie. ftc.
Shu is one of the most economical sea steamships afloat,
on of coni being only about twelve tuns In
tra.
s now running between Philadelphia nnd
. I from which she has been regular!)
sine
si
•xp
Inst, during which time she has not missed
1 Im* cleared over nnd above her running
twelve nnd thirteen thousand dollars.—
Uuve port. For deck freight orpossuge apply to
iio»2 OOHKN ft HUNKER. *
PHILADELPHIA—Heron’sLine—Tho
regular nickel schooner FANNIE Beaston, master,
having part of her cargo engugod, will lmvo dispatch for
"io ubove port. For engagements npplv to
optao • OGDEN ft BUNKER.
„ t r*A FOR MACON AND IXTERME-
AKsc^tlSSLDIATK LANDINGS.—The steamer Cl I AS.
HARlRiiMii-., master, will leave ns above ou Satur
day next, thu 20th hist. For freight or passage npplv lo
BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CD.
WEEKLY STEAM-PACKET LINE.—
KOI! I’ALATKA, B. F.,
da Darien, Bruntwivk, St. Maryt. Jacksonville and Middle-
bury, (Black Creek.)
Tbo new nn-l elegant steam-packet ST.
Captain J.imm FlitXUOKN, will leave
oir Die uihivo place on Thursday. 24th ln.*t..nt 10 o’clock,
A. M.. mid every Thursday thereafter. This boat has been
built expressly lor tho trade, ami lias large and airy state
room accommodations for passenger*. For freight or pass-
age, apply on board at the Florida Steam-Packet Wharf,
•ar the ga* work*, or to
nov!8 CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. Agents.
Hg- Tlio St. Johns will extend her trip every fourth
eek to St. Augustine. In her next trip for that city, she
will leave Savannah on tlio 16th December.
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOU FALATKA, K. F.,
Darien-Brunswick. St. Marys. Jadsnndlte. Picolata. and
MvMdturg, (Bind- Creek,) carrying the V S. Mail.
r n ^/(|7^i r The regular Ntenni-pnckct IVM. GASTON,
“i• **• 1 Hivrita Cnpi Titos. E. SttAW. will leave for the above
pla.-e ou 1 lie*)lay morning, tlio 2Vtli in»t., at 10 o'clock, and
continue to leave every Tuesday. For frciglit or passage,
having liiuoLmnc acconuuo lations. apply on bonnl. at the
Florida Steam Packet wharf, near the Ga* works, nr to
IWlWjh CLNNING!!AM,_\gonta.
being In the shipping business, and having
for the bcnollt of tho business of their own
e spring nn<l fall trade of tills year, in tlio
? most intereslol in tho Charleston trade
ureri tier permanently on the Hue, which not
compllslicd. they lmvo now determined .to
torily by |iubllc auction,
i port nnd can he seen from the 15th in tho
will leave again for Charleston on tlio latter
lo tills port again on the 20th Inst., and can
«d until the day of sale, at her wharf, foot of
Tkumh ok Saik.—One-third cash—balance nt three and six
mouths, with approved security, satisfactory to tlio sfflbrs.
Five thuusaud dullars to bo paid down at the time ot' pur
chase. ODEN HEIM Eli ft COOK. Auct’rs.
08 S. Front street, Philadelphia.
I’niunu riiu. Nov. lltli. 1853. uovlS—eodDl
' Class 141
CO 21 35 04 31 63 38 19 62 15 18 12 63
Also. Extra (lass 83:
10 35 62 63 C2 40 30 64 76 38 42 65
Holder* of prizes will please cull for the cash, or renew nt
K. WITHINOTON’S.
GREENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY'.
GREGORY ft MAURY. Manager*.
Class 142. draws on Monday, the 2Stli inst, in this city,
Sales close at 3 o’clock, I*. 51
CAPITAL.
$8,000.
75 Number I/ittery—13 Drawn Ballots.
43“ Ticket* $2—share* in proportion.
Extra Cln** 81, draw* at Wilmington, Del., on Tuesday,
29th November. capital.
$22,416.
78 Number l/iltery—12Drawn Ballots.
4if Ticket* $5—share* in proportion.
Ticket* either singly or by tlw package for sale In Bay
lane.Savannah,Ga., next “
nnv27
E WITJIINGTON.
zsm
KCVUKSr*
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
TflL- carrrses. ih:gghm and sulkies.—a
' i.'iieral assortment, just received.—'The sub.
.. .. .us prepured t« offer to the tiubllc. Carriage*,
Pbn'tmi*. Buggies. Carryall*, ftc . fresli from *omo of the
■ft, “ 1 Y.rr..,T.*.*4’.V*’"* v * fc * 1,11 " most popular Hstiiblisliiui-uts. and Builders «t (lie S'oiTli.
a-^v-.MuW j 1^ I FILM Eld A IK LANDINGS.—The steamer I The wdections were made bv one of tlie firm, with strict
. . , !V 1 ' v, "ff recent y merlmuled. repuired. nnd reference to llie reiiuliemeiit* of lid* market.
painted, will make regu nr weekly trips be twee is city ' rin-y are determined t.. keep only such article* in llielr
i I eniry s Pei ry. leaving hereeiery Saturday evening nt! line, as tliev can confidently recommend nnd wnmut.fi-cl
clock.ami timeliing > regularly at all tbe intermediate I ing assuredtluit they will l.'o sustained in offering n better
‘ thoroughly retitted under I nnd finer class or work, than has been usually kept in tills
*• - - *
Tlie Oregon li.
te SleauilMi.il Law. nnd liei
rs are both ampin and comfortable. Sim lia* been I TlM'i'utdicnreniostrespeetfullyreqiiestedtnenll.exnni-
»n tlir line parti-iilMily for Hie accommodation nf | Ine. nnd satisfy tlieimelves. ulietfier they aro in earnest.
river. For freight or by nn examination of their stoek
ira' All kinds of Rcpa'i log done as heretofore.
L.8. BENNETT ft CO..
July 31 Corner West Broad and Bay-st*.
pi;
tile planters
passage apply on board, nt Union wharf, or lo
KINVIILEY ft THOMAS. Agents.
Savannah.Ochrix-r 1st. Di.YJ «ietA dfi:wlin
~~ t>I* 1*t )S IT 1 ON LI N E.
r , .wir^Ki I’ALATKA. FLA., AND INTERMEDIATE
efeswtiViuMtaiI’l.AL'Es,—taaves every Saturday morning
it 111 o'clock —Ti «• regular steam packet WEI.Al\A. (’apt.
V. King, will leave n almvo. Forfreiglil engagement*.up-
ply on board, or to S M I. iFEIl EAU, Agent.
N. B-—n»’ fare to Brunswick is redueed to $4. aug26
OPPOSITION LINE.
Change of Dc\>arture—P.r Palatka. Fla..andall the interme
diate landingt on the route..
The superior new Steaui-parket WFJ.AK A.
i*rVfi*p’’” 1 ’ N. Ki.mi. will, until furtlier notice,
cave every ^irL’KOAV. at Iff o'clock. A. Xt.
ltate of Passage iu large, airy State Rooms, as follow*:
To Darien $3 011 | To Picolata $8 00
81. Marys 4 50 Palatka 8 Off
Jacksonville (i 00 | Black Creek....8 00
N. Ik—Freight consigned to R. R. Duke, for Ocala, will be
re-shipped free of all charges at Palatka.
* For freight or passage apply on board at the Charleston
Steam Packet Company's wharf, nr to
feh 18 S. M. LAFFITF.AU. Agent.
• BAKERY! BAKFRY!!
r pHE IIII.U-I s;gn,..l iiegs leave |„ inform the citizens of
X Savannah, that he will open on tin- tat of November,
a Bakery, at the corner of Jefferson and Charlton Ntrecta,
where hu will Imve tlie
lies! of Flour ami tlie Largest .Size Drcml
for the price, his system being cash uiol no credit, lie will
guarantee that hi* frien is mid the public iu patronizing
him w li hu satisfied.
Ticket* to be paid for in advance, and Dread for casli on
ly. Tickets emi In* left at tlu- house if required, or Bread
carried to any part of the city.
Tlie cash system is the order of tlie day with me. ns I
Imve lost enough in by-gone days. What f imve Inst uitli
bad customers I will make up with good nay tag patrons,
by giving them a larger size bread, as cash will move tlie
worl I.
4b‘ l' 1 " 0 - Cokes, nnd llnsks, to he had nt all times nt the
new bakery. octlO—dim P. GIEIIELHOl'SE.
T . J. IS AY LOR & CO. ’ S
NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
.1 apy/j The aubscriliers would nunmitice to Hie com-
inanity lit large, Hint they lire now ojm uing in
the new brick buildings. No. 221 Bay street, Savannah, Ga.,
a general and complete assortment of
CARRIAGES) REGGIES, SILKIES, Ac.
nnd will continue to receive, from time In Unto, additions
to their stock, that they feel confident will meet the appro
bation of customers.
They have associated with them XIr. J. C. Thornton, who
has been long mul favorably known in tlie south, ns a gen
tleman of extensive experience in Hie manufacture and
snlo of carriage*; and who is connected with a first clam
manufacturing establishment at tlie north.
Their stock, which is got up under tlio immediate super
vision of Mr. Thornton, for superior material nnd beautiful
Htyle and finish, cannot bu surpassed in any ninrket.
Having thus perfected their arrangement* they are pre
pared to offer carriages which, for light ness, strength ami
durability, are peculiarly adapted to tlio requirement* of
llii* market.nnd which they do not hesitate to warrant in
every particular.
Their determination is to hold out inducements not here
tofore enjoyed by this community, and lo keep constantly
on hand a supply of tlr*t das* work.
They hope, therefore, by assiduity and honorable dealing,
to Insure n share ol Hie increasing trade of tills rapidly
growing city. novfl T. J. NAYLOR ft U>.
PLASTERING, SiC,
T HE iindurtiigued having commenced buxine** on hi*
owu account, respectfully tender* hi* service* lo the
public, lie will contract for Plain and Ornamental Plan
ter! ng. Stnco Work.ftc.ftc.. at tho usual prices.aud will
in every case warrant work executed by himself, or under
lii* .iiipervisiou. Builder* nnd others contemplating build
Ing. would do well to call u|wn him before contracting with
others. Orders left at hi* residence. Jones-st., corner ol
Barnnrd-st., will be p omptly attended to.
julyl5—ly VALENTINE BRUNNER.
HUIlROff, FLEMING <V CO.,
F no tor * atnlCommliilon Merchants,
No. 04 Bay tired. .Savannah, Ga.,
T ENDER their service* to planter*, merchants ami deal
er*. in tho onto of Cotton ami all other country pro
duce. Being connected in business with Hovkisr. Hvdros
ft Co., nf Charleston, the establishment of an office in this
city will afford our frionds choice of markets. Strict atten
tion will b« given to business, and the usual facilities af
forded customer.
J. R. HUDSON. \o M „ nn . h
W. R FLEMINOJ SftTannah *
LAMBETH HOPKINS, Augusta.
sep!8—tf J. J. COHEN. CTiarleston,
{71 AMELIAS, ftc.—A largo and elegnnt assortment of
O Cornelias, amongst which are the must desirable vari
eties ; also, Roses, Geraniums, Dwarf Oranges, and many
other kinds, will bo offered for sa.e this morning by
nov!2 XV. XV. LINCOLN, Monument square.
JCE—250 tuns Ico, per brig 8amH T^Hlnds. for sale, toar-
. rire, by, , novlS
. BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO.
QERF, ftc.—Just received and for sale. 2 bbls and 2 half
JD bbl* Fulton Market Beef,jdsoj fi boxro 4, * w flt ““
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE~
NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH BTEAM8IIIP8.
T-. *M TS P. r tJtAVt *5 BAVANNilt VOH MSW YORK.
The Florida, Captain XVoodltulI Nov’r 6
The Alabama, Ciiptuin Sclicnck, ’’ «* . §
The Augusta. Captain Lyon, « ao
The Florida, Captain XYoodhuli, u jo
The Alabama, Captain Schenck, u 33
Tho Augusta, Captaiu Lyon u jjfi
Tho Florida, Captain XVoodliull, ..Deo’r 8
Tho Alabama, Captain Schenck, .( « 7
The Augusta, Captain I.yon u lo '
Tlie Florida. Captain XVoodliull, u 17
Hie Alabama, Captain Schonclc, \ •< jfl
Tho Augusta, Captain Lyon. ‘ « 04- ,
Tho Florida. Captain XVoodliull u gi -«*
These ships aro the largest on tlio const, unsurpassed In
speod, safety and comfort—making their passages In 60 to
00 hours, and are commanded by skillful, careful and po- .
lile officers. They offer n most desimblo conveyance to
New York. On tho comiilotlon of tho KNOXVILLE, In
January noxt, this lino will be Sethl-weeklr. Cabin tini- -
nge, $26. l'ADELFORD, FAY ft CO.V ****
Agents In Savannah.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
13 Broadway, New York.
UNITED STATES MAILT iTlNE*
L roup It In 60 to 65 hours.-AVu. Yarkand
L 1 Charleston Steam Packea—l ewva Adset’a
. .. ■Wlmrves overy Saturday Afiernoon, «nd
each alternate Wednesday. On Saturday the new and
splendid Steamships
JAMES ADDER. Cnplnln J. DirKtffsox, 1,500tons
MARION. Chptain M. Bkuhy, 1,200 tons.
SOUTHERNER, Cnptaln XV. Fosn.w, 1.000 tons, will leavt
each altennato XVeduesd y, having been newly coppctei
and guard* raised, 1* now In complete order.
For freight or passage, having elegnnt stale roomaccom#
nmdutiona,apply at tho office of tho Agent.
HENRY MISSR00N,
Corner East Bay nnd Adgor ft Son’* XVlmrvof.
N. B.—A new *ltlp will be placed in tho line to conned
witli the Southerner on XVednendaya. foblO
FORF111LADEI J* HIzV—F A UhT[IE D UCED.
7b tail on Satunlay Afternoon, June Uth, at 4 o'clock
Tho tine side-wheel steamship OSI’REY, 1000
tun* burllton. J. BKX.\m. emnnmnder, will leave
xd s 'lie.lulo every other Suturdsy.
Sept 1«
Sept 24
October.... 8
October.... 21
November. 6
November. 10
December,. J
.$16
CIIAMUHTO.V.
ntoii run.
.11
Sept 17
June,,,.
.. 4
.25
October... 1
June,...
..18
.. t)
October.. .16
July
.. 2
..23
October ...20
July
.. n
Novcinber.,12
July
..3n
.2D
November. 2«
August..
..13
.. 3|Di*ci-mltcr..lO
August..
..27
WEBSTER iSl PALMES
H ave just rm f.ivld and offer for half—
76 bills A, H and clarified Sugar. 60 do powdered do,
30 hhd* Ht t'-olx Sugar. 6l) dozen Brooms,
fit) bbl* Hiram -mltlfs nnd C'rtrnl Flour,
1.MI do Baltimore Flour,
l*ff <lo Leh-imui and Etowah Georgia Fleur,
lull bags, 08 pound* each. do do
60 bid* but for. *ngur nnd soda Cracker*.
6» bid* I'llot Bread, Iff tmxe* Smia Biseult.
220 Md* I'ortlaml sugar bouse nnd S O Syrup,
•iu litd* good col ng I’o ntiM!*.
fill boxes lteadei's 0.* nnd 8s patent Tallow Candles,
75 do Adumanline Candle*.
25 do Judd ft Son’s Sperm Candle*.
15 bbl* and 20 half bbl* No 1 Mackerel,
75 boxes white and yellow Cheese.
25 bill- and 60keg* prime ta-»f taird.
luff twixi-s 5*. 8*. and pound* Tobacco, good brands
HM do 5s and H* Grout It XVilUiMn*’ Tobacco,
Also. 220 boxes Smith's. Colgate’s. Croton and Beadel’*
Family and I'ale Snip. 120 do No 1 do. 60 I’eurl Starch. 80
whole, half and quarter boxes Raisins. 25 drum* Figs. 60
boxes Herring. out JO
DE WITT &, MORGAN
O FFER lor sale, m ttu* lowest market price, n Inrge ami
well selected stock of Dry Goods, to which they respect
fully solicit attention:
LnrlU'*’ Drcas Good*.
Black Silks, of all width* ami best makes.
Black figured Silks, plain nnd colored Silks,
Burl* plaid and lirocide Silks,
i'ariH printed M. de 1 runes, n large and beautiful stock,
Plain colored do. nnd Ciioco* and Broadway Browns,
Small figured Mouslin de Lninc*. for cliil.lrcn,
English and Anieriium Mouslin dc izrine*,
I'riiituJ Satin do ('bene*, new nnd very handsome.
lH<mrnlM£ Gnorla.
A great variety of .Mourning Drusa Goods nnd Embroido-
ties, consisting of every tiring new and beautiful.
Hosiery.
A largo variety of English and German Hosiery, for la
dies. gentlemen, and diildren.
Alan,
Flannel*. Shirting* nnd Sheetings, Blankets, Quilt*. Irish
Linens. Table Bitmnsk* and Napkin*, Kerseys, Plain*. Osna-
burgs. Brown Sldrllng*. ftc.. ftc. octlO
8WAIM’S CELEBRATED PANACEA,
For thu cure of Incipient CoiiHumption, Scrofula, General
Debility, White Swelling, Rheumatism. Disease* of the
Liver and Skin, nnd nil disease* arising from impurities
of the blood and lire effects of mercury.
S IX’ADI'S PANACEA Iras been for more than thirty years
celebrated in this country awl In Europe for rta extra
ordinary cures—for tlio certificates of which reference is
mndc to tlie directions nnd Itonks fwhich may bo hud gra
tis) accompanying tlio Panacea. Home of which give tlie
particulars of cases too frightful for general publication,
where tlio patients had been almost eaten up with scrofu
la. and were deemed Incurable by physicians.
It lias been used in hospital*, and privato practice, and
tins Imd the singular fortune of buing recommended by tlie
most celebrated physician* nnd other eminent persona.
Aiming other* by—
XV. Gibson. M. D-Prof, nf Surgery.Pa. University.
Valentine Mott. M. D.. Prof, of Hurg. N. X’. University
XV. I*. Dewees. M. I) , Prof of Mid. l’a. Uliiverslty.
N. Chapman. Xt. Ik, Prof of Physic, l’a. University.
T. Parke. XI. D..l’re*’tCnllege I'iiyHieian*, Phi lad
Dr. Del X'alle. Prof, of Medicinco, Havana.
Ju.-e Knurencode Lux. Prof, rff Hurgcry. LI*bon
.1 Cliipnmn. Member Royal College Hurgeons, Lindon.
G. XX’. Erviug. late Minister to Spaiu.
Fir Ttnimas Pearson, Major Geuernl British Army.
Gilbert Roliertson. British Consul, ftc.
And also, the wonderful cures effected by Swnim’s Pana
cea have, for many year*, made it an invaluable remedy.
Tlio Panacea does not contain mercury in any form.and be
ing nn innocent preparation, it may bo given to the most
lender infant,
Tlie retail prlcn lin* been reduced to $1 60 per bottle (con
taining three half pints) or three bottles for $4.
BKXVARE OF IMPOSITION.
Kwaiin’s Panacea Is In round bottle*, fluted longitudinal
ly, with tlie following letters blown In the gtass: •• SwatM’8
—Pax.vcb.i-rmu-ui’s,” ami having tho name of James
8waira stumped on tho sealing wax nnd written on the label
covering the cork, and a splendid engraving for the side of
the bottle, compnsod of geometric lathe work, comprising
nine different dies, widen havo been turned for the exclu
sive use of tho proprietor, by* Draper ft Co., bsnk note en
gravers of Philadelphia. In tho centre is a portrait of the
lata Wm, Swain, copyright secured.
Alto, ewnlm'i Vermifuge,
A valuablo Family Medicine, belnga highly approved rem
edy for all diseases arising from debility of the digestive or
gans, such as worms, cholera morbus, dysentery, fever and
ague, bleeding plies, sick headache, ftc. See the pamphlet
(which may bo nad gratis) accompanying tlio Vcrmlfoge.
Prepared only at Hwalm’s Laboratory, the old stand Sev
enth-street. below Chestnut, l'hlladelpola, and sold by all
the respectable druggists In tho United States.
Cacthij* to th* Punuo.—Persons wishing to obtain the
K nulneSwalm’a Panacea and Bwalm’a Yvrmlfuge, should
careful to observo that tho name flWAlM U spelled cor
rectly on the labels, or they may be Imposed on by mod!
cine* made In Imitation or them hr a person hearing a
well ealruatad to deceive. Gen-
“yp
1, fcetata-
4 k DOYUE.
FVptpintMM
Cnliln passage
Hte^>r5lr^ ,
Through tickets to New York...”*... ” ,1”*', 17
This ship Inn been thoroughly nverlmulednnd* furnished
with new boiler*, nod a large and elegnnt dining snlutin on
■leek, Willi every arrangement Hint can add to tlio comfort
of passengers.
In Philadelphia, this ship occupies tho same wharf ns tho
Liverpool steamships City of Glasgow and Cliv or Munches-
ter. at the foot of Queen Htrcct. and Control wharf, Charles
ton.
Freight on all perishable hrliclof must bo pro-paid
For freight or passage, apply to
H. F. BAKER ft CO
Accommodation wharf, Charleston
, , SAMUEL T. PERCH.
Agent. Philadelphia.
UNITED STATES JIAIL,
From Mncon, On., to Tallnlmssi-c, Flu.
Jtailroad to ()g!dhor]>—Stages to 'Mlahasste.
SSepasiJ?" JfT. ,irs;
commenced on the fith inst.. running three times a week
via Newton. Dalnbridgo. nnd Quincy, and three times a
week via. TliomnKville.Diincnnsville. ftc.
Passengers by this route will leave Macon at half past 0
o clock, A. XL. try Railroad for Oglethorpe. Tlio Stages
leaving Oglethorpe either way nt 11 o’clock, arriving ntTnl-
lalinssce. at iff o'clock on tho evening of the next day—Urns
by cither route 35 hours.
'Monday. Wednesday and Friday, by Newton. Dainbrldge
nnd Quincy, to I'ullalinssre returning, leaves Tallalmssou on
Huuday*. luesdays nnd Thursdays, at 10. P. M.
On Tuesday*. Thursdays, nnd .Saturdays, by the way’ ol
Tlioniasville—returning *n me route on Mondays, XYcdnesday*
and Fridnys.at It). I*. M.
Through from Oglethorpe toTallaha-ee by either route
In 35 hour*—from Macon in 38—and from Savannah in 50
hour*.
Bv till* route Passengers leaving Savannah liy 8 o’cloo
Train of far*, will arrive nt Tnllali.assea in 60 hour*. It is
also decidedly the b*.t. cheapest and most expedition* routfc
for traveller* to Apalachicola and West Florida.
Fare from Macon to Ogkllmrpe $1,75 ; from Oglctborp*
In Tallahassee. $10.00. 0
L. U. Shaw. Agent nl Oglethorpe, '
A. A. Futixi:, •• u Tailuha*.sce.
_»«S3® F- K. WRIGHT. Proprietor
MACON AND XVK»i'EKN~ltAiLROAIJJ—
Mali Train.
Davos Mncon daily, nt 8o*clonk, P. M.
“ Atlanta •• “ 0^ “ I’. XI.
f lONNECI IN’O nt Atlanta with tho Trains of the XVostcrn
J and Atlantic and UGrnngo Ronds, and with the Day
Train of tlio Georgia Rond, and »t Mn*- 1 with tlie Day
Train* of tlie Central and ftiuth-woslern i..iads. Passenger
will arrive iu Xlnconut l'J'J.nnd at Atlanta at 1 \£, iwvina
tlie remainder of the night for re«t. 8
I’uHsengers going South, via Montgomery, (Ala.) who
leave Savannah at8 A. XI.. will nrriveut Xlontgomcry in for
ty-eight hour*, including ull stoppages, md only ten hours
staging.
Accnmm«*l«tionTrains.Trl.\Vvekly,vvill leave Mncon every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.at 8o’clock. A. 11. Re-
turning, leave Atlanta overy Tuesday,Thursday and Satur
day, nt 71* A. M. Till* Train will connect with tlio Night
Train of the Georgia lfoad at Atlanta, nnd with tho Night
Train of Hie Central Road at Macon. Passengers by the up
ward Train cun dine at Griffin. * 3 P
F.XtERSON FOOTE, Snp’t*
Maco.y. May 17.1852. 8mo jy "Jt
SOU T'll-W 10 ST K RNitAlLItOAD.
P ASSENGER TRAINS |cn
arrive iitOgletliorpo 10,'J
Macon dally at fiy t A. XL:
.. 1. XL; arrive at Columbus 1
o clock, V. XL
ta'avo Columbus daily nt 0 o’clock. A. XI..and Oglntimrpe
at II >4 A. >1.; nrrtvout Macon at3'f P. Xf.
Connecting nt Macon each way with Central R R train to
Savannah. Augusta nnd Xllllcdgevlllc, and with Macon and
ir train* t« Grillln, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nash-
Connectlivi dally nt Columbus, by fnst line of coaches, 28
to Opelika, thence 04 miles by M. ft W. P. It. R. to Montgom
ery. Ala.
Connecting at Oglethorpe with Tailalinssco and Eufauta
mail stages.
Passengers breakfast nnd dine at Fort X'nlloy,
GEO. XV. ADAMS, Superintendent.
Macon, Aug. 29.1853. aug31
~ TirE BKST CIIA.MI'AIGX IN TJIJ5 MARKET.
TIIE ‘FIIISSAUD* t'llAMI’AlG.V AND THE
•LONDON Cl .Ull» CHAMPAIGN.
CTiHE undorsignol would respectfully Inform tho trade
A aud public generally that lie 1* how receiving those
truly excellent 'vines, per every Havre packet, which ho
offer* in bond or from afore.
Tim above wines havo been carefully exnmined and cont
oured with nil tlie favorite brands, and are pronounced by
judges fully equal to tlio wry best, and far superior to
ninny which are selling lit a higher price.
Messrs. Fhlsdahi), Pkiik ot Fit*, of Rlielms. proprietors of
tlw above brand*, possessing facililies for the preparation
of fine wine*, equal to thwo of any other house in the wine
districts, cnn'guaranteo their wines being selected from tlio
Illicit vintages, will always be found of thu saino superior
nnd uniform quality.
Tlio label*nnd corks bear tbo name of tho proprietors.
The trade!* invited to examine *amidesnt the agoncy
WILLIAM XV. HINCKEN,
Solo Agent awl Importer for the
United States nnd Canadas,
octlfl—d3m 11 Old .Slip, Now York.
M. PRENDElMiAST ft 00.7”
178 Hruughbm sired, opjxuile St. Andrew'/ Hall,Savannah,
H AX’K great pleasure In Jirecting attention to lata par-
chases. In connection with their retail trade, they car
ry out strictly the name system, in the sale of tholr goods, afl
U pursued by tbe largo houses In the northern cltlei, name
ly : Bring their customers the full advantage arising from
buying in targe lota. Planters, and heads of tkmiliea,u>d
all persons, buying in quantity, will find many Urge lota to
buy from, and decidedly cheap oct20
S HAWIJ3; needle-worked Collars, Sleeves, ChomoKotta,
infant*’Waists ami Caps: Cashmere Scarfs; Ribbons :
Indies’, gentlemen’s nnd children's Hosiery ; needieworkea
Trimmings. Cambric and Swiss Banda; embroidered and
linen cambric Handkerchief*. jiut received nnd for sale at
the lowest prices, by *e27 • DkWHT ft MORGAN.
NEW GOODS—FALL TRADE—18537“'
D kXVITT ft MORGAN arc reviving by tiie steamer* week-.
ly their fail aud winter Goods, to which they rcapcct-
fully solicit uttmtion :
Plain and figured black Silks, colored ghee aud durope do
Plaid and brocade Silk of the newest style
Plain French Muuriiu do Laities, French snd Eng. printed do
Bilk and Wool Pl vld* for children’s wear, plaid Raw Bilks •
Plain' nnd plaid PopliiiH, very rich. French printed Cambrto
Dark Calicos, Mourning do, Irish Linens, ftc,
sol Ribero’s new building, Congress-street.
BOOKS—BOOKS—BOOKS.
L IEBKR on CIVIL LIBERTY and Self Government.
Tho XVIgwnm and tho Cabin, or Tales of tbo South, by ,
W O. Simms.
Autobiographic Sketches, by Thomas D* Quincy.
The Underground Xtall Agent, by Vide, Illustrated.
Men and Things as I saw them In Luropa, by Xiyinn.
Timo and Tldo, or 8trlve and Win. by A. 8. Rose.
James MontJoy. or I’ve Been Thinking, by A. S. Rose.
Fun Jottings, or Laughs I hare token a pen to, by N. P.
^ Visit to Europe, by Prof. Sllltman, of Yale College, % tola.
Illustrated.
Uustavu* Lludorm. or Load us not into Temptation, by
Erailie F. Carlcn.
McrkUnd, or Self-Sacrifice, by the author of tbe Ufo of
Mrs. Margaret Maitland, ftc.
Aunt Kttty’a Talw, by Marla J. McIntosh, a new revised
edition. , - .'
A voyage to tbo Celestial Country, an allegory; by Rov’d ■. ‘
Geo. B.Cheorer,D. D. }
Also, more of tho Bleak ITouseJn two bound volumes {• ■
more of tbo - Homes of tbe New Word, by Mrs. P~ '*
Yonait on Dogs; Yonatt on the Horso, ftc., ftc., *
an J for tale, at 186 Congress street, by
novll ■ 8.8 SIBLEY.