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iTiInoe it U well known of your tie ire
. thht adherence to the cardinal
itilhtar-Voaitrkt oonatructlon
.toaKrtirpbroly for
wtioa ot the Bnanoeaof toe sorera*
SSTtSdehoroaU to a atom and Impartial admlnie*
2?Sm of the iawa, and enforcement of all lu const!*
asaSgHSEf#
SmouqUou for the emolomenta and apolla of offloe.
A Groat Art.
The art of deandof oW paiaUnr, and (M<V theni *jl
tte ftaAnemof colorln*and too* which had beenorifl-
Mil* imported to th*m by the artUta by whom th*y were
axMtitad. U. w* belle re. a recent ilUoortry. W# hat* read
•Ww««Zaee Bota UUle tinted with loerednllty, th* oc- The bill to create a contingent fund la made th* epcclal
"**' .r n nm1 In nlA ob- mwIifnf ill* Aa* fnp In.mnrmw
VUK*r IbMu^d Vbm to ametadlhbaot phUed In
151, aothorUof ihe aoMtraoUou of Ptabkmd*, . ,
. Mr. Bofletbn—To form a o*w county from the oounUm
of Lomtfte, ailmer.ChMotoa and JWA
Mr. Dunnafaa offered a reflation, u Mlowa i
Rmtfd,*theOernmt**"**» 4 <*•"*«.
That w* approve of and oooour la th* btatemwta and prln
elplM maintained by Andrew Jackson, In hie proclamation
of the 11th of December, ISP, and Inhla apcelal meanac*
to the Oonfreea of the United State*, tranamltted Jan. 16,
lBSAla nforenoo to an ordinance paaeed by th* State of
Booth Caroline, (declaring It to bo th* constitutional right
of Uio State to secede from the Union of th* other Btetee,
peaceably If aha might be permitted, but forcibly If the
provisions of said ordloanoa should bo resisted,) as being
the only oomet principle* that can secure the permanency
and stability of the Union ot theea United State*, and per
petuate our nationality—th* only bright hop* of th* eon*
Unuanoe of Republican Governments.
On motion of Mr. Miller, one hundred copies of this reeo*
lotion were ordered to be printed for the us* of th* 8*nat*.
The Senate paaaed a bill relative to the election of offlccra
la the town of MlUedgevlU*.
Mr. Dawton reported a bill to amend th* several acta In-
corpora ting th* town of Green* boro, and to extend th*
corporate limit* of the same.
Mr. Pile* Introduced a bill similar to the on* introduced
In th* Roue* on yesterday, to authorise the Government to
purchase Iron and loan th* lame to the Brunswick Rail*
road Company.
Mr. Sturgia—A bill to fix the number of Clerk* which
th* 8*«retery of th* 8*nat* and Clerk of the Houa* shall
hereafter appoint
Mr. Dunwoody—A bill to regulate pilotage In the port of
Darien. Also bills to regulate the Tecs of Justices, Magis
trate* and Constables in the county of McIntosh.
'vV-V.U.
Oregon, Mpody, for Augusta, at 4, P. M. ._. . •
Hr ***.*^stmmshTpi Florida. CUpt Woodhull|
and Auguste, Oaot. ^ron; leave Savannah every Saturday
tor Hew York. • The steamehln Alabama. Captain Schenoki
leave* Savannah for Raw Yore, every alternate Wednesday.
~ PhU*Udpktn.~Th* iteam^hlpe »Ut# of Georgia, CUpt.
*“ jm “ ‘ “ * “ leave Savannah
Rollins, leavee
for Hi
1—1 IT" 'ITT
nub MblUhW ol nuiDlflcn. pidun. found In « u * i - oritr of U» do/ for Uw
Hn ud ooat.oU, coni*, with dm. Md dlrl, uid ...» S.n.l« puooS • bll
—l.bd mo. hr lalbtor bra.br., and of their mtoroUou
go all their original perfection, by th* art we have mentioned.
w. bare now, howeter. within our reach an example of
thla kind of work. A picture la exhibited at S. 8.8lbley’•
looks tore, which has been restored to Its original tone and
titer, by Mr. Brooks, an artist who ha* made this branch
of art his study, end. by th* epeclmen he exhibit*, certainly
with no ordinary success. The picture U the property of
Chph R. W. Pooler, and la a portrait of bis great uncle
pointed eeme ninety yean ago. W* confess we should be
incredulous as to Us having been In so worn out a condition
aa represented, had we not seen exhibited by it* side an*
other portrait of the same date, and which U In such a
cloudy, tattered condition, that the features can not be die
ttoctly ***» l uoJ w* were assured by the artist, who refers
to the owner of th* portraits, that they were both alike,
when placed In bla bawls. Allw* can say la, that It U j
■morrow.
bill to form a new county from th*
counties of Dooly and Irwin, to be called “ Worth,” in hon
or of the lataMaJ. Gen. Worth.
A bill to alter and amend the 1st section of the 3d aril-
cel of the constitution.
A bill fbr th* relief or Morris, of Randolph county.
Senate adjourned to B o’clock to-morrow morning.
Dr wx Hocsx.—The committee on New Counties reported
In favor of forming a new county from the counties of Whit
field and Walker. The bill was passed.
Mr. McMullen—A bill to change the line between the
counties of Macon and Sumpter.
Mr. Woodward—A bill amendatory of the 2d section of
the ?th article of the constitution.
Mr. McDongold—TO prerenre Inviolate the trial by Jury.
Mr. Thorntow-^Abm Jo amend an act, authorising plain-
tiffs to issue summons of garnishment In certain cases,
Mr. Trice—A bill regulating the government of slaves by
their owners.
Mr. Moody—To appropriate gl,000 for the opening of the
Ganoochee river, and to appoint commissioners for the same.
Mr. Rumph—A bill to define the line between th* coun
tie* of Wayne and Ware.
Mr. McCurdj—To incorporate Dalton and Copper Mine
Turnpike or Railroad Company.
There were a number of local bills introduced, vhtcU we
must omit, for want of time.
House adjourned to three o'clock P. M.
Your*, Ac., JlcC.
Law of Marine Insurance.
We publish to-day a report of &q important decis
ion by the Supreme Judicial Court, on the question
of implied warranty in the law of Marino Insurance.
The poiut decided is, that the “ time policies,” fora
term certalu, there is no implied warranty by the as
sured that the vessel is seaworthy, at the inception or
during the continuance of the risk ; so that if a ves-
i sol, thus insured, is unseaworthy, in the ordinary sense
:• -
•OODMUll
«» ot ploy.
rai
for pitying,
and on a oalm summer evening, having thrown open
the window of hla apart hunt, ho fixed ihe skeleton
with Uw guitar In Ite hand* In a position where it
oonld bo teen from the street. He then, taking the
other Instrument, seated himself In an obscure corner
of the room, and oommenood playing a piece of mu-
slo, the passages of which wore faithfully repeated or
•obotd by the guitar held by the skeleton, at the aatue
Urae that the movement of Ite wooden angers, ss if
really executing the musio, oomplsted the Uluaion.
Thla strange musical feat drew crowds around the
bouse of Alix, and created the greatest astonish*
ment. But, alas 1 for tho ill-fated artist, this senti
ment was soon changed In the minds or the Ignorant
multitude Into the most superstitious dread. A rumor
arose that Alix was a sorcerer, and la league with the
devil. He was arrested by order of the parliament
ter ProTenoe, and aont before their criminal court, La
Chambrt de la Timndlt, to be tried on the capital
charge of inagtc or witchcraft. In vain the Ingenious
but unfortunate artist sought to convlnoe his ju> gos
that the only meana used to give apparent vitality to
the fingers of tho skeleton were wfiocla, pulleys, and
other equally unraagical contrivances, and that the
marvellous result produced was nothing more crimi
nal than the solution of a problem In mechanics. His
explanations and demonstrations were either not un
derstood, or fkiled of convincing his stupid and bigot
ed judges, and bo was condemned as a sorcerer and a
magician. This Iniquitous judgment was confirmed Central Railroad,
by the parliament of the Provence, which sentenced 1 v «PH/IT 0 ^'V AILr “i* ,,,TAL ^ x, . , o r,cp ' ,m;R, i
him to be burned alive in the prlnc pal square of the , 0 t and
Cltjr, together with the eq».llr InnSceetf automaton j^!gb“t^to'iaS.S'.Rgj'
tlS'a 0 ’ Th?* fnfCn? ac< f m P 1 ' Cein kismagical prao- and with tho Augusts and Wayuesboro’ Railroad. (d5v
tlces. TUls Infamous sentence was carried into exe* train) to Augusta; and frolnr list) with Railroad to sill-
cution in the year 1664, to the great satisfaction and ledreviite from Gordon.
edification of all tho faithful and devout Inhabitants Homing Train, from the Wait, arrives *t 2.20. *. M.
of Aix. Keening TVrnn.—Uavrs Savannah at 8. r. M.. and arrives
at Macou at 5‘J, a. n.- connecting with the South-western
- -Columbus,
' Colltostand Keystone State, Qipt. fiardlet U
•very alternate WednmKlay fbr Philadelphia.
Jbr /fantna.—The steaiusHp Isabel. 6*pt.«.
Savannah on the 15Ut and 50th of each month
touohlng at Key Weet, and cooneotins with the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company ^'a steamers for California.
_ _ ,i««lkara Steamboat Unci.
Jbr Ghwrimhm.—.The regular United 8tutes Mad steamers
Gordon. Cept, Brooks: Oslboun, Ospt. Barden; and Metamo-
JJi Csptaln Post ell: leave every morning at 4 o’clock, for
CharlMlon. connecting with the Charleston steamships for
New York end Philadelphia, and th* Wilmington boats, and
arrive every evening In Savannah at ft o’clock, r. x,
flmda—[Plcolata, Black Creek,Jacksonville, St. Ma
rys, Ao 'The steam packet Welaka, Captain N. King, leave*
8? lUT ^y moiuing for the above plaoe*.
The a team pack* t Wm. Gaston, Capt. Shaw, leaves every
Tuwdey morning, for th* above place*.
'packet St. Johns, Cspt Freeborn, leaves every
r'“*. • --*■ —:tb
-, ., SXYamtan importk* BaVtmbaf tt. . .
VamtIJiflCN, (OoT-rtr tt. PU»«rito) to.
lavannahRxpoyti, RoveiaberSV* ;
PniDADKLPHlA—U 8 M stesmsblp Keystone Bteto-fiOB
bale* Upland Cotton, 122 Heroes lUce. Ill bales Domestics,
60 pkge Mdse, and 10 bbls Terrapins, v* ** '
BOSTON—Schr Mason B Darls-841 bates Cotton, 516
Dry Cowhides, end 115 halos 0 8 Hides.
Savannah Market, December 1*
COTTON—An unusual dulpese prevailed In our market
yesterday, sales being limited to 801 bales, at th* following
prices, vis: 55 at P#, 115 at OMi 27 at 10,51 at 10*. 46 at
10*, and 27 at 10*^
Charleston Exports, November 28,
Bokoesux—Ketch Commerce—25 bates Upland Cotton,
end 512 tierces Rice, Ac.
Bakcxloxa—8p. bark Bormquen—700 bales Upland Cot
ton.
r:
’Hi. nr:
DOVU
a -Jut reottesd i_
HYLAND A O'NEIL,
Under Marshall Rouse.
■ M *» DODEM j BUKKEH.
/^-RtrtJND OOKKER—50 boxes OroundToffee, landliigper
VT Bark Radiant, For sal* by 6 ^
BRIGHAM. KKLLY k CO.
Thestesmi_ . «... ... —
Thursday morning, for the above plaoea; and every fourtl
trip goes to St. Augustine.
lhesteampacketDaridL.fi
every Wednasday moraine, foi
Adams, Cspt. Ilebbard, loaves
r *jy weantitdsy morning, for the above places.
The steampacket Plante*,;Gant. Wiggins, leaves every
tedntsday morning.for Centrvrmare.kc.
Hi* steamer W. B. Mean, Capt. M»r-
t. Marys, everv Frldav moral nr. forTradi
***’•■ St - Ra r J*. every Friday morning, for Ti
Hill, Ae., connecting with the 8t. Johns, to and from
nah.
to and from Savan- PORT OF SAVANNAH DECEMBER 1, 1853
A Vermonter. t^Broad to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and hy stages thence
AS we were sitting in the picture gallery of the to Wlalmsse. and other point* South-west.
Crystal Palace, taking memoranda of its contents, a
tall Ill-dressed Vermonter, attracted probably by the
tho benignity of our visage, addressed us:
1 >ught" *
AVwninp Train, from the West, arrives at 8, p. x.
TO TUB VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY :—Fxuow-Ctn-
" Stranger, What moug&t'tbey ebargo to let a feller ! rK * 8 1 * n ‘ 4 candidate for the Office of County Treasurer,
in this ’ere show 7” at the election in January next, and respectfully sollcll
New Publications.
Charleston Medical Journal-—The November
nunber Is received, filled as usual not only with mat-
tor of Interest to the professional reader, but much
that will prove equslly Interesting to the layman—
Charleston s Dra. Cain A Porcuxb Editors. W per
•imam, in advance.
Blackwood (hr November is but just received. It
la always welcoms. New York : Leonard Scott A
Co. Savannah: W. Thornr Williams. $3 per an
num, or 25 cents per number.
Hari-rr, for December, la early in the field, pre
senting attractions to the reader equal to any num
bar that has preceded it. It can be had at the book
■tore of Col. Sirliy. Congrese-sUeet.
Singing 8cnooL.—By reference to Mr. Pikrpont's - 0 f that term, and whife so insured, is destroyed by
advertisement, it will be seen that bis classes in vocal any peril insured agAipst, as by fire, but not occasion-
Why do you ask ; you paid at the entrance, did
you not ?”
*' Ya-a-t-sl I didn't pay nothin'; ef yew see any
thin 1 green ’bout me, jest you write, will yew 7”
“ How did you gain admittance then?”
*• Wa-a-aM. yew see I traded with a boy out there
fora 7/r>W(X, and gin him an extry cent to holler
’fire I’; and then tho man with the brass thing on
bis coat looked aronnd, I kinder edged in behind
him.”
Of courso we expressed our indignation, and were
about to leave him, when bo seized our button hole,
saying quickly:
" Bay. Mister, don’t bo riled, guess they’l never
miss it. Yew talk so all-fired honest, guess yew must
be a newspaper feller ; been takin’ notes ain’t
I’ve heard ’bout this short-hand.”
Wo assented ; and he resumed:
“ Mougbtyewr name be Greely. Mister? because I
seed a nigger wench looked jnst like a fewgifiue nig-
ger;«ndef she is, it’s a bully chance for you to
spread—won’t cost nothin’, nattier.”
We denied that imputation, when he continued:
" ‘ ' ' ' they are so
^ , ,—, Jiught school
three winters—eighteen dollars a month and boarded
’reound.”
t you?
respectfully solicit
your support. If elected the proceeds of the office shall l>c
given to s fellow bank officer who hks been *o unfortunate
u to loose his sight.
P°» 18 ’ L. J. B. FAIRCHILD.
TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTYFellow-
Cmnxs:—I sin a candidate for re-election to the office of
County Treasurer, at the election on the first Monday in
January next, and respectfully ask your aupport.
nov20 1 JOHN N. LEWIS.
ELECTION NOTICE — Messrs. Editon: Please announce
Captain ROBERT W. POOLER is a candidate on the Peo.
ple’a Ticket for the Mayoralty of the city during the ensu-
[ng year, and oblige
oct-* 9 ✓ AN INDEPENDENT VOTER.
TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY Fxtiow-
Cmzxxs:—I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of your
county, at the election on the first Monday In January.
1854, and respectfully solicit your support.
00129 • MICHAEL FINNEY.
CHARLESTON, NOV. 28—Cotton—'Thera was a good d*.
mand fbr thla article to-day, the salts having reaohed fully
1550 balsa, at prices corresponding with those previously
paid. The transactions comprise 88 bales at 8k, 67 at 9,
252 at 9*. 18 at 9*. 34 at 10,18 at 10*. 486 at 10*. 63 at
10k. 60 at 10*, 885 at 10*, 43 at 10*. 47 at 10*, and 40
bales at 11+.
MACON, NOV. 29—Cotton— 1 The demand lor this article
the past week bae been good, and prices steady without
chauge of quotations. Wo quote extremes 0* to 9*'
Strictly fair at 9*$.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MHUVLD SINCIC OVR LAST.
Br. schr Planter, Wood, White llpvcn Eng., to Brigham,
Kellv & Co.
Sctir James Augustui, Morris, Brunswick, Ga. Ballast,
to Smith k Lathrop.
Scbr Levant, Russell, Ogechco. 3400 bushels Rough Rico,
to R Habersham k Son.
Sloop Washington. Outzen, Savannah River. 3000 bush
els Bough Rice, to K Habersham k Son.
Sloop Splendid, Worthington, Back KlTcr. 1825 bushels
Bough Rice, to t'rugcr A; Wade.
U. S. M. steam-packet Calhoun, Barden. Charleston, to 8
M Lafiitcau.
U. S. M. steam-packet Welaka, King, PaLitka, &c.. to S
M Iaffiteau.
Steamer lamar, Johnson, Augusta, with boat* 1 and 13.
to T R Mill*.
Smith’s flat, from Back River, with 1300 bushels Rough
Rice, to It Habersham k Son.
Jones' flat, from Plantation, with 600 bushels Rough
Rice, to R Habersham k .Som
CLEMtED.
CM steamship Keystone State,Ilardle, Philadelphia—C A
L lainar.
Scbr Mason B Davis, Davis. Boston—Brigham. Kelly k Co.
U S M steam-jacket Metainora Peck. Charleston—S M
Lafflteau.
DEPARTED.
US M steampacket Metamor*. Posted, Charleston.
SAILED.
U S M etenm«hlp Keystone State. Hardle. Phil idelphla.
G OLD PKNS—A large aasortment of Gold Pens, la gold
and silver extension and double extension caeee, war
ranted an excellent article, for ule by
novlS S. S. SIBLEY, 185 Oongnsi street.
LOBEri—A beautiful pair of thirteen Inch Glob—
U tlal aud terrestrial, fur sale cheap, by
novl8 8. 8. SIBLEY. 135 Congress street.
«a ill '■EDoek^'”
H AMS AND LARD—20 tierces sugar cared Hams, and
16 btrls Lard, fur sale by
novtt CRANE k RODGERS,
H AY—150 bnt ■ prime Eastern Hay, landing, per bark
Charles William,and for sale by
nnintlll, ton**,. ■ nn
HAM, KELLY ft 00.
TTAMS—Landing scbr. Mohawk,200 Reynold's superior
XI Hams, for sale by
nov!2 J. V. CONNERAT k CO.
L ATHS —30.000 lathi dally expected per brig Martha
Rogers. For aule to arrive by
octl8 BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO.
suitable to the reason, with fine enniX^
Sfi*xSPsii I
M Ito, m» p . to do N E TST’di® >«■Epffll
* Bn<1 *e Candles 80item!! 0 X
to,„7toSiS,S?i«i2 ,
25 bom.^rtrtQ.nd;. 20 .S'S ffloS
300 boxto Ho 1. H.I. .adr.mil, £L“i k ’**d«ln,S5
T ARD—landing from scbr Mohawk, 25 kegs and 10 bbls
Ju prime Lesf lard, fur ssle by
poV12 'J. V. CONNERAT k CO, CofiTee-iOO bag. Rio, 100pocketsji,,
C AMEDaS, Ac.—A large and elegant assortment of gn^.* o t . . , ' "Pdl
Cumella*. amongst which are tho most desirable vatl* v Wl \? ,. J*™**"' 28 do prim* Port*Si
etlos; also, Roses, Geraniums, Dwarf Orange*,and many Wl K™ rl •BsndC, 60 do crashed
other kind*, will be offered for sa e this morning by
nnvl2 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument square
iilC ALKSTATIC FOR SALK OR LEASE,
rpilE subscriber offers lor sale, a number of Building Lots
X In Oglethorpe Town, near the contemplated rath
depot. Ho will also lease, for a term of five, ten. flfte .
twenty years, a number of other lot* In the vicinity of the
above. junelA—law3m A. WEBB.
HOLCOMBE, JOHNso\>'V~,,„ ,
bbta8t»»rl'« Bind c,60 do cra.hM ..i'u'L™ 1 "".!.
Brandy-10 quarter cask*
CONSIGNKldS PElt CKNTKAL RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 29—1087 bale* Cotton, and Merchandise, to
Rabun k Whitehead. Hsrdwick k Cooke. Washburn, Wil
der A Co. Hudson. Fleming A Co. G W Garmnnr. C Hart
ridge. Wells fc Durr. R A Allen. Charleston SteSmboat Co.
Og>ten A Bunker. T S Wayne, Behn A Foster. Franklin A
Brantley, N A Hardee ACo.J H Burroughs A Son. itothwell
A Smith. W Duncan. P L Constantine, Cruger A Wade,C W
Field. W Waters, and Order.
'* I allew like newspaper chaps ’cause I
clevor. Been in the flue arts myself; taught lt
41 —“ - Mtssoa. EntToos—Please announce Mr. JOHN A. STA-
EEY» » candidate Tor the office of Saeriff of Chatham cuun-
We next atoppeil to view the fine specimens of per- tr. at the ensuing election in January uext.
fumery, among which were busts made of solid joow. jyi4
CONSIGNEES.
Ter steamer Lamar, from Augus’a—231 bale* Cotton, and
Mdse, to S Solomon*. Cruger & Wade, lktin A Foster, Co
hens A Hertz. an<l Order.
jntuio will be organized on Monday evening, Decem
ber Mb, at Armory Hall. Oar citizens arc fortunate
In having among them a gentleman of Mr. P’s char
acter and qualifications in his profession, and they
will doubtless avail themselves of his services. Pa
rents should especially appreciate the importance of
having their children rightly started In their musical
studies, as la tba proper acquirement of the rod>
meats the ease and facility of all after success greatly
depends. All who intend to commence with the tetm
ohonld be present on the openiug night.
Mr. Ciusp.—A private letter, dated Colombia, S.
C., the 27th, informs us that the success or this gen
tleman and his theatrical company, since his depar
ture from our tity, has been of the most flattering
character. This is by no means surprising to us, con
sidering the talent pat forth, and the intelligence
and taste of the people of tho several cities visited.
We look for the return ot Mr. C. among us iaa few
days.
Thr Chwrsr.—Another full house greeted the
Chinese performers at the Athenscam last evening—-
The audience appeared almost as mach interested in
the personal peculiarities of the jugglers and acrobats
as in their astounding feats of legerdem&in and agili
ty*
IxraovsD Breeds of Pocltry—-Mr. J. W. Platt,
of Rhlnebec, N. Y., advertises the s»\e of a great va
riety of blood fowls. His catalogue is said to embrace
every species of value to bo found in the United
States. He addresses dealers, fanciers, planters and
—ftBItaBfto'Whoee special attention Is respectfully di
tto Us advertisement.
The total value of the foreign exports of Baltimore
fbr the week ending on Thursday, amounted to $263,-
270. The exports of breadstuff* for the week com
prises 11,131 barrels of flour, 6,431 bushels of wheat,
1,166 barrels or corn meal, and 2,900 bushels of corn.
Of tobacco, 1,861 hogsheads were exported.
Foaxias Haws.—The foreign news by the Atlantic
to be found under our telegraphic bead, is highly in-!
to resting and exciting. Appearances now indicate
hard fighting before the establishment of peace.
News Items.
Hon. Edward Frost, one of the Law Judges of the
Superior Courts of South Carolina, is about to retire
from the bench. —
Wm. Chambers, senior partner of the Edinburg
publishing-house of William A ltobert Chambers, now
on a visit to the United States for the first time, was
last week made on honorary member of the Boston
Mercantile Library.
The oorneratono of the new Jews' Hospital, on
Twenty-eighth street, between Seventh and Eight av-
ennea, Hew York, was laid on Thursday, in presence
of a large concourse of spectators.
By the arrival of the Isabella Rood, at New York,
w» have advices from Port au Prince to Nov. 5th.—
Everything was tranquil, aud the health of the Island
generally good.
The ship New World, from Liverpool, and the ship
George Hulbart, from Havana, arrived at New York
on Monday morning. Each had lost 70 passengers
on the voyage from cholera.
| Charles Clark has been arrested at .Philadelphia,
charged with having upwards of $30,000 in spurious
notes la hla possession.
A large deputation from the several Irish Societies
Of New York weal down the Bay on Monday in a
Steamer to meet John Mitchel. the Irish Exile, who
WM hourly expected from California.
The weather in the North is very cold, especially
la Maine, the Penobscot river being dosed by the tee,
and eighty vessels froxen up therein.
The Columbian Shut* CxroKnxr* learns trom the
Sooth Carolina Conference, now la session at New-
berry, under tho control of which body Wofford Col
lect te bow placed, that the following Board of Pro-
Hmmcs of that Institution has been elected:
Rev. W. M. Wightman, D. D., President.
B Curlitie. Ettl-, of Columbia, Professor of
Patrick Duo can, A. If., or Baoorepu
We, Professor ot Ancient Literature.
vfoiteu Du Pro, A. Mm Profoosor of Chemistry,
Shipp, A. Mm Proftoonrof English Lit-
ttokbcxo, aadwos
raa^rogrurdug harmoniously w
od by her unseaworthiuess, atfll the policy attaches,
is not rendored void, and the underwriters are liable.
But though there be no implied warranty in such a
cose, a breach ol which, if it existed, would render
the policy void,yet it is the duty of the assured to
keep tho vessel in a seaworthy condition ; and if he
falls to do so, and the vessel be lost iu consequence of
ouch unseaworthiness, such a disregard of obligation
on the part of the assured will discharge the under-
writer*. We are not aware that this question of im-
5 lied warranty in time policies had previously been
ccided by any of tho courts iu this country. The
same point, quite recently, has becu before the courts
in England, aud there was some diversity of opinion
among the judges, though the law was finally settled
as above stated to be in this Commonwealth. If we
are correctly informed, the Court of Queen’s Bench
held that there was an Implied warranty in such poli
cies ; but the judges iu the Exchequer Chamber, sev
en to two, reversed that decisiou and that reversal was
sustained by the House of Lords, where the case was
takeu on final appeal—Boston Jdv., 2Uh.
Labor and IU Reward.
Political economists divide labor into two classes—
simple and educated. Simple labor is that which re
quires uo particular skill in ite performance, being
muscular exertion, such as sweeping streets, running
of errands, digging ditches, and handling the hod.
Educated labor is that which requires genius or intel
ligence in its performance. The planning of build
ings, the construction of machinery, aud the keeping
of books,as well u the labor of the lawyer, the phy
sician, the teacher and the [clergyman, arc examples
of this kind.
The reward of labor is regulated by this division.
A man who is only competent to perform the lowest
species of labor, is said to be entitled only to what is
necessary to support the existence of himself and>
thoso who are dependent on hiiu, with a slight,
K ins to support him in old age. Hut when u'pi
u additional skill be ie properly paid for that also.
Thus the physician, who has been to great expense to
acquire the knowledge of his profession, must be paid
for that sacrifice, and tor tho additional tact or talent
brought to bear in the case.
This will explain what seems to many very unrea
sonable, in regard to salaries. One will say," I work
as many hours os my neighbor, and yet he gets double
my wages.” It will bo seen that the ability hits much
to do iu determining the wages. The employer can
well afford to pay the educated man a greater price,
because the labor is more productive. 1’ako tho case
of servant girls. The one who understands her busi
ness, and can tako the lead in managing tho affairs
of the household, can command almost any price;
while the one who must be told how to do every
trifiing thing, cau secure only enough to keep body
and soul together.
Since this theory shows the reason for the regula
tion of wages, It teaches a striking lesson to tho ris
ing generation. Young tueu and women! do yon de
sire to be hod-carriers and door-scrubbcrs? If so,
you have only to labor ou from day to day without
any thought for the future. Take your lite easy.—
Shrink from all difficult labors, and decry study and
thought. Rest assured success will crown your ef
forts.
Or, do you aspire to the position of journeymen—
of first rtrrA—of overseer—of employer? If so,
you must shape your course accordingly. First, you
should acquire a respectable amount of what is call
ed book-knowledge. This is desirable in all the walks
of lile. lt enhances our enjoyment, and adds to our
productive force. The next thing is to choose a de
partment ol labor. Decide whether you will be a
printer or a pork-dealer—a manufacturer or a mer
chant—a preceptor or preacher—a physician ora
farmer. Then in the last place, bend your energies
to the preparation of the required duties. Make
yourselves masters of your respective trades or pro
fessions, and with your eyes on an elevated position,
move forward with the dignity and strength ot edn-
cated manhood. And rest assured that this course
will be crowned with success, and you may hope to
rise to eminence, usefulness and competence, if not
to wealth and honor.—Albany Transcrif't.
A Beautiful Incident.
A few evenings since while wandering amid the
vine embowered tombs and mew*-grown graves be
neath those great forest pines that decorate the Burial
Groand of MUledgeville, iu turning a little copse of
eglantine and myrtle, that had sprang within the
nearly decaying palings that surrounded a place of
graves, we came suddenly upon an aged negro man,
whose beaded form and bowed bead prevented the
discovery of our approach until we had come suffi
ciently near to catch the murmur of his voice iu sobs
aud prayers.
Upon oar questioning him, he pointed with a trem
bling hand to the grave* before him. and in his own pe
culiar manner, but with the deepest feeling, sold. “De re
is de grares of poor old Moms and Mwsas and de
children. Mossah bora 1776. died 1827,1 remember it
well, and de real died, all ’cept young Mam, and
been In beben dls long, loag time.
iota
as we are informed, this faithful old servant is per
mitted oace every year to come up from the planta
tion to visit his “Young Masts” in town, and never
returns without coming oat here to visit and weep
and prey over the grares of those he loved, and served
and feet In yean gone by.—Editorial Cor. Evening
fumery, among which were busts made or solid soay.
"Hullo!’ said Yankee, nosing tho goods, "guess
there is made of grave-stun, ain’t they?”
'* No, they are made of soap.”
Before we could prevent him he had pinched it to
satisfy himself. " \Va-a-al, guess it is, it feels sopo-
riferous, any way; smells rale apocryphal tew. don't
it ? jest like old Mr. Slocum’s pothccary shop tew
hum.”
A fow steps brought us to the statuary, where a '
number of persons were silently gazing at Powere’
statue of the Greek Slave.
“ Mister," said he, alter a moment’s inspection,
pointing to the chains upon her wrists, " what's tha-
critter hoppled for ?”
The bystandare roard ; and we endeavored to ax.
plain to him the nature or the subject; and, to pre
vent him from handling it as be was bent upon doing, ;
pointed to the placard requesting visitors " not to
sheatnt gotthe first darntdarltclt on htr ! n . .. »
We left,—Journal of C’ommfrrv.
MANY VOTERS
TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY.—Fellow
CmxENa: I am » candidate for the office or Sheriff of your
county, at the election In January next, and respectfully
solicityoursupport. oct8 ALEXANDER THOMAS. ’
NOTICE.—Consignees per sclir. FANNY, from
luT 2 * . , }, ork ' wiH P 16 **® aUenJ t0 the reception of
their goods, tending this d*y at Mongin’a upper wharf. All
good* remaining on the wharf at sunset will be atored at
the risk and expeuie of the owners.
p°t3Q OGDEN & BUNKER.
for FREIGHT OR CHARTER—The achooner
Pocahontas, Bulkier, master. For particulars
»PPlj to d30 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER—.The schooner
N arrauaxsktt, H*U, master. For particulars ap
ply to u30 BRIGHAM, KE1XY k CO.
PASStfiJIGEUS.
,, ., . . gentlemen „.
city of savannah that he wilt open bis SiD^inz School. In
the Armory Hall, on Monday evening. December 6th'. at
half-jjsat ^o’clock, at which time ell. who desire to join
nor30—td
are requested to assemble.
JAMES P1ERP0NT.
NOTICE—I wish to dispose of my interest in
the brig ROBERT M. CHARLTON. For further
particulars apply to \V. qUANTOCK, Jr., corner of South
Uroad and Montgomery streets, or to
nor27 JAMES QUANTOCK. Jr.
forte, being
Three fine landscape painting* on copper.
The whole Included in one scheme, can be leen at the
music store of G. B. MITCHELL.
nortlfl Successor to F.frogb-ium & Co.
. arCSSs NOTICE—The steamer T. 8. METCALFTequir-
ing some slight repairs, the DAVID L. ADAMS,
-.until further notice, will be taken from the Florida route to
supply her place. Savannah, Nov. 23.1863.
IRISH JASI'KR GKEEXS—An election fu, ito-
Dedembor next, under the superintendent required by
iSbdSttSU ist ^ •*-*-
DOCTOR R. SOUTHGATE (late of the Medical
Staff of the Army.) will derote his attention to
the practice of his profession in ths dtr ef Sarannah.
offers his professional services to the public, aud may be
found, until lurther notice, at the Pavilion Hoi
oct30—d6w3
n baoMili oar painful duty to record tha daath of
«Mof owoldest ud nt atomd citiMto lfr-i
Elu W * uU™ °< MclatoR coont; la Uu. Stxto-
vtto* oout, h* rtptontud Tor Mnnl n«n la *h*
hsow ti-UllTnlffi»| mini iifflrini ll th* fin
«cii alltmi forth*hat tvtatj nara. howetrr,
jo. K-h*J bt«« » rwAhot tflj.aod e»wt,,
M*h0M.tr* hStpOaM awl oaoaatnhhla dia-
oaa*. BhaaSHtafa, whkh haqocatl, »fra oflha
mm mm nlamnar. waia both* nth tha anno**,
ataWeaaaJtharettaatloaotaChriatiu. laomr
riaWaaanUhoceapM by bla. ho talaetad tutor
toe,. tb. K. tad Matthias at tha aid Bapahtkaa
aMMthaa* Ua. *r nthar adht aid <or£aatiai
■tott e -Ma Kato. that ha couaadad tha napaci
at lU who wn* aoquiaM «it>. kto rrcaa amnl
Wto tafcMdi aaiaatataaca vtk Mr. K, to cat ant
yMthito, that to aar azalea. If haatatar. toutr.
Jhtortohltabaw ymS to thair iMtaomaah-aia-
Untodlhtaatoaaaaj.MtoladhrlhT.ltr.O-foato.
laf aoaak, afrvimfi
FWtato?|hla
™ ’ M Metattito
wire abacs «••$-
Tha U. S. Mall steamship Falcon, Capt. Baxter, put
into this port yesterday afternoon for fuel. She left
Havana for New York on the 23d Inst, ami has expe
rienced very heavy weather on the passage. We learn
from the passeugin* that nothing new had transpired
politically or otherwise since tho departure of the
Isabel on the 22d lost., with tho exception of a horri-!
ble murder perpetrated on an actress of some note at SPLENDID RAFFLE—A beautiful Swiss land-
the Tacon Theatre, on the 22d inst, by her husband, »«P« picture with moving figures, Including a
trttoaoapMtod her of intldemy. W, tart that he,
liis death. The afikir, wo understand, created con
siderable excitement in Havana.—Char. Courier 20th.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Obtain Mosey.—On
the 21st instant, a person called at tba 8bawmat
Bank, in this city, and represented himself to he Mr.
O. L. North, President of the Meridan (Ct.) Manu
facturing Company, and wished to open to account,
Ha* depositing a aight draft on New \ork for $l0,00Qf
mg that he should not wish to draw for any por
tion of tho sam. .The deposit was rather reluctantly
received, and the', draft forwarded to tho Bank of
" York, for collection. Oh IW
_ Bank received a draft from Mr.
North for $2,000, which was not accepted. Inquiry
was then made by telegraph if the original draft had
been made in New York, to which the reply was re
ceived that the usual three days’ grace was demand
ed by the party. A second draft, for $5,000, was
next received by the Shawmut Bank, but not accept
ed. Nows was next received that the $10,000 draft
was not paid. A draft by the same party for the
same amount, ou a private h 00 so .was also received
in Boston and protested. So that it seems the inge
nious device to obtain money was unsuccessful.—Bos
ton Transcript.
Swindling In High Places.
In our nows column yesterday, we published an ac
count of au attempt to swindle the Sbawraut Bank,
by the deposit of a sight draft on New York, and
drawing for the proceeds. The article copied says
that the depositor represented himself to be Mr. C. L.
North, president of the Meriden, (Ct.,) Manufactur
ing Company. There is no doubt that it was Mr.
North himself who had previously been more success
ful in playing the same game on some of tho banks of
this city and Pennsylvania. Previous to this Mr.
North bad borne a good character. He lived at .Meri
den in fine style, aud iu a beautiful house. On one
side of his dwelling was his banking room, on the
other his insurance office, and bo did quite a large
business in both. The amount he obtained from the
several banks varied from $5000 to $10,000, on the se
curity of paper deposited which was supposed to be
good, but proved to be otherwise. In this city he was
introduced to the banks by gentlemen of high respec
tability, none of whom knew that he was calling upon
more than one bank for aid. He bos been arrested at
Meriden and held to bail for a large amoont. Hopes
are expected that a portion of the sums advanced by
the banks will be recovered—.V. Y. Com., 25th.
Arrest at the Crtstal Palace.—CbAries Ed
ward Weidermeier, Commissioner and Chief Superin
tendent of the German Department of the Crystal
Palace, waa yesterday arrested by Officer Metcalf,
charged with having at different times stolen articles
to the value, in all. of about $150, from the Palace.—
It appears that he was detected in the act of stealing
a bottle of perfamery from the French Department,
and was at once taken into custody. HU lodging-
room was then visited and searched by the officers,
who succeeded In findfog a great variety of small ar
ticles, which hiTe since been identified as having
been stolen from various departments of the Palace.
The accused was taken before Justice Stuart, who,
considering his jruiit to be substantiated, committed
1’cr ateanifhip Keystone State, for Philadelphia—W Spen
cer, F M George. T P George, Jas F Ureenough, J Walker.
Nathan Cohen, and — steerage.
Per steampacket Calhoun, from Charleston—CM Ent. OT
Rragg. E C tegriel, J A Cay. lady, children and servt. W H
Arendell. H A Subilia. C Hair. D A Lall, Kev Mr Hutchings.
AD Ellis. 1) LClinch. Mr Hull. L Hyman,RL Hartal. Dr
Skrlue. C Maatcraon. R W Hill, Miss L Hill,T Aremlell, and
9 deck.
Per steam-packet Welaka. from Palatka. kc.~*Mr* Skin
ner, daughter, child and 2 svts. T J Hamden. Mr* Thomp
son, Mr Klnnt-r, .1 B Dasher. Dr Delouch.J Jenkins. Capt
Grovenstcln. Mr Ho-mes. J Carter. C E Forks. E Johnson. F
Bullensn. D J Adams. Fawcett, T W Cobb. J S Magi 11. Mrs
Morgan. K Millard. Mr* Gowadine. J P Hughes, J G Moore.
J W AodiMcliolt, M Rupert, J G Patton, W Phillips, J L F
Carter. R McQueen, J McQueen, F McQueen, SM Bond and
svt. Balerson. and 5 deck.
family. A white woman preferred To a competent
and respectaMo woman an excellent permanent home and
the highest wages given. Inquire at this office. n30—tf
MAGAZINES, die.
H ARPER'S Magazine lor December j Putnam’s Magazine
for December.
Gleason'* Pictorial Illustrated News.
Eva May, the Foundliug. or the Secret Dungeon: a new
novel. Received and for sale by S. S. SIBLEY,
nuv30 135 Congress-street.
H AY—20 bale* Hay. landing per schooner Narragansett.
for sale by
The Royal Natt.—The preseat naval fore* ot
Great Britain constate of 545 ships of war (either
building, in ordinary, or In commission,) carrying
from lGto 120 guns each. Also US ships doing'har-
bor doty, and 50 revenue vessels for tba Const Guard
service- Of this number ISO are armed steamers,
from 200 to 800 horse power, (many of them propell
ed by the anew,) constructed 00 tho most approved
principle* for activa sen semcee.
The total expense of Parliament h £100,710— In
cluding $5 JXO a year Speaker's salary.
Fashionaole Estrayaoaxcr.—One of the New
York newspapers, speaking of the extravagance that
prevail* in the world of fashion in New York, soys:
" Already oar tedwe, who make nay pretension to
thetitte of fashionable, have commenced n way of
rivalry with with the Enropeaa aristocracy, and if
they «e not eerpnm them in the style of drees, they
are certainly their equal* in extravagance. In one
year, n tody of flmhlon. living on tbeFifth A venae,
will expend seven or sight Unamend dollars upon
drees; and we are asenred, npoa the mast reliable
anthorify, theta walking er promenade dram, each os
to seen ecceekewBy In Broedway, ooeta from fifteen
bandied to two theeaoad dottaro-
Fatal AcciwcfT ox m Yaaxosr and Massa
chusetts Railooaiv.—As the evening train from Boa-
ton, which woe on hoer or twetote, wna opproachieg
Greenfield, on Yamiay evening, ohootTo'clock,
white between the bfjdgee new* tho DaerhiU and
Connecticut river, the engine won thrown from the
tmk by running ever thebodknef Hihherd Wright
and Oua Field, of Montague, whe nnpeer to have
him to prison.-
1 F. Democrat, 15th.
Major W. H. Chose, who is empowered to subscribe
die $75,000 from our friends in New York to the stock
of the Montgomery and Pensacola Railroad, arrived
yesterday evening. We now expect soon to see the
commencement of this long sought undertaking.—
Pensacola Democrat, 23d.
The President of the United States has officially
recognized Louis Volvo*. Consul or the Swiss Con
federation for the port of New Orleans.
Ssme men and boys at Williamsport. Md-oo Satnr-
assaults for some time, he, in retaliation, threw a stone
which struck one of them, John Winter Bowen, and
caused his instant death.
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Buffalo has addres-
aed a letter to the congregation of the church of St.
Louis, in that city, threatening to excommunicate
them if they do not conform to the decision of the
Papal Nundo, and deliver their church property into
hi* hands.
The Maryland coal trade last week amounted to
15,563 tons, of which 10.375 tons were transported
over the Baltimore and Ohio Bail road, and 4,665 tons
descended the Cberapeake and Ohio Canal.
The St. Louis InteQigrnccr, ot Tuesday last, states
that a man named Jno T. Berger, eras fined and com
mitted In full ruder the vagrant act the prerioas day,
Berger waa formerly a Minister of the Gospel in titi
llate. and waa a man of respectable standing in his
vocation, bat for some time ha bos frequented tbs
grow shops in St. Louis, and has often been confined
In the calaboose for drunkenness.
Why sorrow RhettwaUsB I Bearable, vhra there ate a
Infallible and accredited remedy within the reach of all*
IVmb the uirerml mkcbm that ha* kituto attested the
administration ef Mcwmma^ Baxnunc Cbnvns sxo
BLOCoFvsmxa.it ftends unrivalled ne tha eoto reliable
remedy far this dir* complaint New evtteacca ef iu mt
ncsteae jewn an daOy reemrad frow every enettea ef tha
ratted States.
all dinette interested in their wen as wall ae thair chit*
hm VhMhhan beyemdaB Oewbi tha bast medkiaa now
team, toLtoicfbmitelaleamdall dfeeHire eih^him
lbmat>Mto*yelwllmlime(tte«Wr-
BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO.
BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO.
P. CURRAN.
Sorrell’* Building*.
I Limp Oil. 30 boxes ileadel’a Family Soap. 30 do dotal.
lowCaiidlea. 16 do puro artenn Candles, 20 cask* pint* and
quart* London Porter. 30 bbl< Potatoes, white Onions, and
Apple*. 30 do Baltimore Flour, 15 do Hiram Smith’* ielf-
rising Hour. el*o. Butter, Ctieese, fcc., just received and for
sale at the corner of Broughton and Drayton street*, by
octl5 _ _ DAVID O CONNER.
CARl'lCR’S SPANISH BnXTUXUfi.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
Aot 11 Particle of Mercury in It.
A N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofula. King’s Evil,
Rheuiniitinm. Oliatinntc Cutaneous Eruptions. Pimples
or Pustule on the Face. Blotches, Bolls. Girunic Sore Eye*.
Ring Worm or Totter. Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain
of the Bone* awl Joints, stubborn Uterra.Syphilitic IHeot-
der*, Lumbago, Spinal Complaint*, and all Itisease* arising
from i«n injudicious \iso of Mercury, Imprudence In Life, or
Impurity of the Blood.
This valuable Medicine, which has become celebrated for
the number of extraordinary cures effected through its
agent-v. has induced the proprietor*, at the urgent request
of their friends, to offer it to the public, which they do with
the utmost confidence in its virtue* and wonderful curative
properties. The following ct-rtiflcaU*. selected from a large
number, are. however, stronger testimony than the mere
word of the pioprletnrs; and are all from gentlemen well
known in their localities, and of the highest respectability
many of them now residing in the city of Richmond, V*.
F.’BOYDEN. D*q., of the Exchange Hotel. Richmond
known every where, says he has seen the medicine called
CaimcK’s Sitexiaii Mixtvke administered in over a hundred
cases, in nearly all the diseases for which it is recommend-
ed. with the most astonishingly good results. He says it i*
the most extraordinarv medicine he has ever seen.
AGUE AND FEVEft—GREAT CURE—I hereby certify,
that for three year* I had Ague and Fever of the moat vio
lent description. I had several Physicians, took large quan-
titles of Quinine. Mercury, and 1 believe all the Tonics ad
vertised, but nil without any permanent relief. Attest I
tried Cartxr’s Spanish Mixtvrr, two bottles of which effec
tually cured me. and I atn happy to say 1 have had neither
GiUls or Fevers since. 1 consider it tne best Tonic in the
world, and the onlv medicine that ever reached my case.
Beaver Dam, near Kishmond. Va. JOHN LONG DEN.
C. B. LUCK. Esq , now in the city of Richmond, and for
many years in the Post Office, lias such confidence in the
astonishing efficacy of Caktkh's Spanish Mixture, that he
has bought upwards of 50 bottle*, which he has given away
to tlie afflicted. Mr. Luck says be has never known it to
fail when taken according to direction*.
Dr. MINGK. a practising Physician, and formerly of the
Gty Hotel, in the city of Richmond, aays he has witnessed
in a number ofinstances the effects of Carter’s Spanish
Mixtvrr. which were most truly surprising. He saya in a
cose of Consumption, dependent on the Liver, the good ef
fects were wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm or Drinker* Mofrta,
Richmond, was cured of liver complaint of 8 vear* stand
ing. bv the u»e n f two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture
GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA—The Editora of the Rich-
mnnd Republican had a servant employed in their press
room, cure 1 of violent scrofula, combined with Rheuma
tism. whieh entirely disabled him from work. Two bottle*
of Carter's Spanish Mixture made a perfect cure of him. and
the Editor*. In a public notice, say they " cheerfully recom
mend it to all who are afflicted with any disease of the
blood."
STILL ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA—I had a very
valuable boy cured of Scrofula by Carter’s Spanish Mix
ture. I consider it a truly valuable medicine. JAMES M
TAYLOR. Conductor on the R. F. & P. R. R. Co, Richmond.
Virginia.
Salt Rhrum of 20 Year* Standing Cured
Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, re-siding in the city of Richmond,
was cured by three bottle* of Carter’s .-pauish Mixture, ol
Salt Rheum, which he had nearly 20 year*, and which all
the physicians of the city could not cure Sir. Thompson
is a well known merchant of Richmond, Va., and his cure
is most remarkable.
WM. A. MATTHEWS.of Richmond, Va. bad a servant
cured of Spyhili*. in the worst form, by Carter's Spanish
Mixture. Hu says he cheerfully recommends it, and con
siders it an invaluable medicine.
RICHARD E. WIST, of Richmond, was cured of Scrofula
and what physicians called confirmed Consumption, by
three bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture.
EDWIN BURTON. Commissioner of the Revenue, ray* be
has seen the good effects of Carter's Spanish Mixture in a
number of Spyhilitic cases, and says it is a perfect cure for
that horrible disease.
gundy Port Jo. 6 cart. pVre PnrtT
do N L Rum.76 do Gibson’* Whiskv "Od-.n L|J(!h >'i»
20 eighth cask. Cognac do. 15 bbU ' I
Bn, l 25 boxes extra do do * I
D,?,?"" - ™'”"* state an, Ohio, a ^
lint ter—25 kegs Tery choice Orange (htn.u
e" « '•*» itoto,
Smith’? MoSSJJj-»»
boxea Pea rlta rch. uolt ■ M qoirt*
Sundries—100 boxe* Herring. 100 rVmli.m
size*, 100 boxes Rey’a Lemon Fvrup t
b “i 1, " lb:,u po " wlli " iJ'vffiPupJS
and half boxea new R*i«ln«, loo drum. S r ’ 100 *hii _
bbU Filberts, 5 case* Gilloux .Sardines 10 '• I
.oft shell Almonds, 10 bbls Pecan NoU 5 L? 1
20 half bbls htilton market B.rtSJSSJnffi'hJA 1
H'f? «“*«• »»J pint.. M.MO .SrCtW I
Pickle*, quart* and half gallon. 25 ease, ^>»t I
Ginger. 60 te.xe. clay PlfU. 15 do f 1
boaea ported Craukera! 60 boxes asi.rtTd u’
amnntine Candles. 15 do patent do. 10 bbl* buek'iki't
Jf}? ou'l quarter bbl* do. 60 boxesChammt™^*
bbl* Cider Vinegar. 20 do imitation white wtefdo *?
Champaign Cider, for sale as above on the 25 ^
dating terms.
jr steamer Florida, an assortment of
leeves and Bands, embroidered Hand-
kerchiefs and Colters. Irish Linens, Birds’-eye Diapers. Eng
lish l/>ng Cloths. Flannel*. Hoaleiy.Gloves and Ribbons.—
For sale by n'-0 DxWITX q.MOHosH.
B UTTER AND CHEESE—26 kegs selected Goshen Butter,
100 boxes white and colored Cheese, received per
steamer and for sale by
n30 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
k Co’* Brandy, vintages o:
n importation, tending and I
SCRANTON. JOJ1N1
Otard. Dupuy k Co’* Brandy, vi
and’51, of our own it -
n30
of 1846. ’49. ’50
' for sale bv
INSTON k CO.
and of Oyer and Terminer for the city of Savan
nah. baa been adjourned until Monday, the 19th December
next. Suitors, jurors and witnesses, will please take no
tice. By order of the presiding Judge.
nov9—Uawtd WM. H. BCLLOCH. Cletk.
DOCTOR WILDUAN haringiettled permanent-
-^-2> ly in Savannah, respectfully tffers to it* citizens
hi" services in the practice or Afaiicineand Surgery.
Residence and Office, No. 20 Abercorn, oruei of South
Broad-street. Hours of consultation, from 8 till 10, A. M..
and from 3 till 5, P.M. nnlO
DOCTOR HARRIS baa removed to the i
dence formerly owned by Cipt. John B. Gallie.
north cast corner of Whitaker and Harris streets. Offii
in the basement. oct'26—3m
AT PURSK’R
PRINTING OFFICE,
Xo. 0 Whitaker stnd,
Cards are Printed at 93,50 per Thotxsand.
tTc.* Riciii
HAxrTArmtnt ani> pealtk in btrt vaairnr nr
Common nnd Fine Candies.
(Kiln dried and warranted to resut tfiectually the hot or
damp atmosphere of a southern climate.)
Comer of Hr ought, m and Whittaker ttiteU. Savannah. Ga.
Brnxtra's None*.—Mr. T. C. K. U agent for the
Worcester Terra Cotta Work*. oct29
BRUNSWICK. CITY, OKOUOIA.
Large and Peremptory Sale of Building LoU in the Cihf\of
Ilrunsirick, Stale of Georgia.
T HE proprietor* of the city of Brunswick, hereby give
notice that a sale of five hundred eligible lota will take
place, by publicjiuction. at the Oglethorpe House, in said
city, on Thursday, the 12th day ol January. 1864, at twelve
o’clock. M. The sale will be positive to the highest bidder.
Term*—one-third cash, the remaining two-thirds in one
and two year*. Title perfect. The port and site of Bruns
wick hold out commercial and maritime advantages supe
rior to thoso presented by any other south of Chesapeake
Bay. The climate is healthy—the water pure Further
particulars, with maps, etc., may be had at the office of
the company, 90 Broadway. New York, or of Ml. John
Brooks. Agent, Brunswick Georgia.
WM. CHAUNCEY, President.
Tinjus A. Petitr. Secretary.nor30
J UST RECEIVED per steamer Augusta, a full supply of
strictly prime Goshen Butter, also, choice Butter, 4 fts
ft.fair Butter, 5 lbs fur $1, for sale by
W.
W. G. DICKSON.
K ERSEYS—Just received * lot of JleaTj Kersey* which
completes a fine assortment, offered as low as can be
KEMPTON k VERST1LLE.
ATS—Sea Grass. Oil Cloth, French Willow and Shaker
J. P. COLLINS.
I. W. 3IORUELL & CO.’S
Piano Forte Depot.
•nxrfJD ruNos ran* th* czixbiutzd HastratToaira or
ffunn* Si Clark,
J. Chlckerlng,
H. Worcester,
Bacon A Raven*,
All of whieh are manufactured ezpresilj te our order, and
cannot be surpassed by any in the comtry. For sale on
the most accommodating terms. norl5
CENTRAL RAILROAD AN# BANKING
COMPANY OF GEORG A.
Sav.urvaH. Novenber 15th. 1353.
The annual meeting cf stockholders rill be held at the
Fxchangc. in Savannah on Tuesday, ti* twentieth day of
December next at 11 o’clock. A. M. Stockholder* are enti
tled to a free ride to and from the meeti*?. By order.
novlS—lm GEO. A. (TYLER. Cashier.
PUBLIC ROAD!.
The annual meeting of the Board ot Commissioner* on
Publie Road* in Chatham county, wil] fa* held at the court
boose in the city Savannah, oa the second Moncay, being
the twelfth day, of December next, at 11 o’clock. A. If.
The Commissioner* of the several Road Ptetrict* are re
quired by resolution to come prepared to lay before the
Board a statement, la writing, signed and certified to by
them, exhibiting *ha number .of hoods BaWe te perform
road duty ia their district*, the number of miles te be
worked, th* number of bridge* to be kept la repair by tha
road hand*, tba time their district of rood* was last work
ed, the number of day*, and it* preoent order.
W. W. If ASK Sre’y B. C P. R. C. C.
Sarannah. November 21ft, 1853. noriS—td
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD COBP’T,)
Maons. October 26th, 1853. /
The subscriber* te the stock* of this Company he the
Americas Extension are notified that they are required to
t*J th* third and last instalment of Fifty Dolan per share
on said stock, oa or before the first day of Janary nexC
Stockholder* in Savannah con make paymeat at the Cen
tral Railroad Book.
Prompt payment win to expected, a* tha fund* are re
quired fur the purpoa* of paying for the iron now dally ex-
peeled to arrive. JNO. T. BOLFEE1LLET,
Royal Ribbed Shirts, do extra size Merino Wrappers, do ex
tra size Merino Snirt*. do Cotton and Merino Drawers. For
sale
landing from the schr. North State. For sale by.
ov8 OGDEN k BUNKER.
IJIG HAMS—5 bbls Pig Hams. 5 do smoked Beet 309 Jh*
L Bologna Sausage, new. 20 cases Scbeidam Gin. For tale
by norJ3 HYLAND k (FNE3LL.
B ITTER. CHEESE AND HERRING—GO kegs selected Go-
•hen Butter, 50 boxes English Dairy Cbee-e. 50 do
white do, 100 do new *-
and for sale by u20
scaled Herring, received per steamer.
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON *
Flour. 28 half do do. 80 X. and H bbls and boxes
new hultel Buckwheat, received per steamer, and for sale
by nov20 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON k CO.
P OTATOES— 1W) bbls prime Potatoes, for sale, to arrive
per orig Civilian, from Boston. Apply to
uot20 OCBEX k BUNKER.
L Civilian, from Boston. Apply to
OGDEN k BUNKER.
P LASTER—25 bbU groand Piaster, 26 bbls calcined do.
for sale, to arrive per brig Civilian, from Boston. Ap>
OGDKN JE BUNKER.
H ay-
by
boxes Cheese, 20 hhds Side*, landing and for sale
nov20 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON k CO.
tending from steamer State of Georgia and scbr Leosen,
for salt by oetf CRANE k RODGERS.
B UTTER and CHEESE—25 keg* Batter. 100 bxs Cheese,
just received and lor sale by
nor9 CRANE A RODGERS.
P URE COD DYER OIL—Ra«htoo and Clarke** genuine
Cod Liter OIL warranted fresh and containing all the
medicinal virtue*. Just received and for tale by
nov2T W. W. LINCOLN, Monument square.
jilt, and fancy
buttons, aud of ail other kinds.In large variety at
KEMPTON k YERSTILLE'S.
I 50 boxes Choene. for rale by
mcmahon it dotle.
SUPEK1STKB DK9T*S OFFICE C.B.B.
SavavxuL Soft. L 1853.
After this day, by nmtntioa U the Boor! of Director*.
up and down freight win to payable at tte merchants’
eosinting hotsse, or by deposit* made with fire Treasurer,
•erei-wcrklj, on Moodaj* and Friday*, from 9 o’clock, A.
M. to 3 P.M.
ails to to referred through the post oMo*
days and Friday*.
FaBore to moke payment when eolkd for a* atom, will
•ton inrtiaa’accooni.
ml M V. WADUY.Gen.Snyt
Raton*, landing and for sale to
ocUfi nofjcoi
>MBE. JOHNSON k 00.
B UTTER, ItC—Have just received 10 keg*
Butter, and 10 boxes Dairy Cheese. For
Butter, and 10 boxes Dairy Cheese. For sale by.
— DAVID O'CONNOR *
is wanted fbr the Waltbenr-
of a Male andFriaeW Da-
abont sixty scholar*.—
TO TKACHERS—A Priori;
X riUe Academy, c
partasent, and jeiatly
Principal to furnish a:
tto Trustee*. A married asaa preferred. Tito'
moolah required. School to enea Janaonr 1st. 1864. A4-
dram, WML Q. BAKER. Sec y W. A., Wtitkmiriaa Lto-
•rty conaty. Ga. —“ * -
OPFXCB UV’H a ALBAMT R. EL COW,
November 15th. 1853.
Tha Sseannok and Albany Bafts and Cbmpany having
with the
•ff ton pwemL.ipm
tmutoahkanliedby rani .tien of the Beard
BagnblaanttolWfeday af JaMMj—Krttoaotoraaf f\lTT MARSHAL'S SALK—Un the
“ —- ■ • Ufet ‘ * •
C ITY MARSHAL'S SALE.-On Thursday next, tofisa the
market beam in the rite ef tori nib, between the
tom* cf 10 and 11 o'clock. A. M., will to eutd. Three Mnlra.
““Property ef the corporationc* toraanah. Stidaadm
rirtoa ef a wnalathat penmd InCtoncinnUm Wh
—’ PHILIP M.
JLF.I
tomato* neat. wiH to knead at tha
i the molt scceooo
KOROIA—BuhocA Oiiinty .-—To all w | lom lt
eern: Whereas. Redding iN-nnurk wiU > *nr l u Jr , M ?;
Court or Ordinary tor letters dismissory u slmiii.VJJ*
of Daniel O’Connor: 7 •toucutratte
on the estate of'Daniel O’Connor”
Tliese are. therefore, to cie and admonish sllrt^u
.ttsiiprr “>»
HmhUj
UallochtOH.
In June next, otherwise said letters will V ennted
Witness. Wm. Lee. sen.. Em., Ordinarr
tj. thl. 30th d. f of .VciS.’KM 7 " ll “ ’
_WM. LEE. 3en’r..o.»
ATHElf.ECM,
Greatest Novelty of the Age!
The celebrated troupe of Chinese Artistes will rin
mencing enUrUlnmeo1 -''- at the Atbeneun. n»
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER
and contiouing during the week. Their perfonosneM im
slat of astonishing feats of ^ acMWJ -
Magic,
legerdemain,
JUGGLERY,
DEXTERITY, &e.
For particutera see small bill*.
W Admission 60 cts. To the colored gallery a cti.
A foil police force has been secured so that the m«wt strict
order may be guarantee-1 both inside zui outside the
house.
Doors open at half-past 6 o’clock, prrformsnceta mb-
mence at quarter to 8 o’clock. Mr jg
SOUTHERN - :MUSEUM
OP NATURAL HISTORY,
IS PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
AB50BY HILL,
IS TDE CITT OF SAVANNAH, OEOBGU,
where may be found a
GREAT COLLECTION OF CURIOSITIES
FROM ALL FAKT8 OF THE VOULtl.
A3* Admitur.ee 26 cents. Oj>cn from 0 A. )|. to 2 P.M.,
from 2 to 5 snd from 7 to 9 P M. Friday evenings eula-
sively for the colored population. jmt23—ly
ROBINSON .& ELDKF.D
will in a few da»«. exhibit their celebrated combined MDf-
AG ERIE AND CIRCUS In this city, together with all th*
GREAT HlPPODRO.mc FEATS,
of the New Fork and I’aris Hipi-odrome. among which till
be the wo&lerfal t-cieatifi: achii-vemcnt of a man tslkis|
ujon a perfcctir smooth ceiling with liis
FEET UPPERMOST AND HEAD D0WI,
PERFORMD BY MR. G, N. EI.DRED.
LA PERCHE,
BY M!S»d. U ROUX AND HINT..
This extraerisarr performance ha* excited univtml
. . , wcoier iz i air tattoo, showing U-autilul feats of bslsne-
WM. G. HARWOOD, of Richmond. Va.. cured oW *>re* j ogaai eicgvtt screiutic posturing, by La Roux, on a poll
and ulcers, which disabled him from walking. T<«k a tew . ikmr i*** high- heii by Mous. King,
bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, and enabled to , MADAME ROBINSON,
walk without a crutch, in a short time permanently cured, j „ irrFH men Ronivinv,
Princh *u. wsnr. ct/uz S III., No. M I MASTER JOHTf,
MiacnLane. New York. j A»i an hit cf popular actors arc with the Com-
BENNETT A BEERS. No. 125 Main.'t.. Richmond. Va j ;an». u; wtZ t:wst :n th^ various exercises.
And for sale by S1IOMAS M. TURNER k CO.. JaKj5 THE ntvn
rJM^ b .“ xosuH, '* hi ' bb ‘
gi,t. and Coup.rj M.reh.nU .«r>h«. I i «pLe»D1D COlIecTIO.V OP WILD
may20— lyisalwAtufim
SoOO Cliailenge.
IIOUENSAt’K’S AVORM SYRUP.
A N article founded upon scientific principle*-eomp«?u&!-
ed with purely vegetable sub-stance*, being pwriKll?
safe when taken, and has iicrer t-een known to fail tn euring _ . . k
the most obstinate cases. Worms ran never exist wbe* j I nz-anenwoec ^>*7. ..
this remedy is once used, from the fact that it no: only ie ; , “
stroys them but removes all the slime and mucus which J . ,
w«y retoaiu. I •P*"* rf l“T!
The Tape 'Worm.
This wonu is the most difficult to destroy of all that in
habit the human b,*dy. lt grows to an almost indefiaiK
length, and becoming so c»iled and foteoed in the iates-
tines an ' ‘ ’ " ' fc *
which if
lag that these complaints have their origin from the tape
worm ; consequently they do not u*e the proper medicine#
for their disease, to there who are afflicted with this aw.
ful foe to health. 1 recommend the use of my Worm Syrup
and Liver Fill#; the Syrup to be taken in dnre* cf two ta
ble spoonfuls three time# a day, then take from fixe to
eight of tnv Liver I’ill*. to dislodgeord pass the worm. By
strictly following theso directions, the luosto'ntinate case*
of tape worm can be speedily cured.
Round or Stomach Worm.
This worm is usually found in thesmall intestines, and is
the worm must common to children, yet it i« not entire!;
confined to them, as adults bare frequently been kDown to
suffer with them. Tire symptom* most prominent while
affected with this worm, are hardness and fullness of the
belly, slimy stools, looseness of the bowels, picking at the
nose, a biu'eish streak under the eyes. Ac. If you.or any o:
your children have any of the above symptoms. Hchen-
saek's Worm Syrup can safely be depended upon—bv usic*
it you have a certain, safe and speedy cure ; andti after
using it according to the directions the patient is not re
stored to health.and the worms thoroughly eradicated from
the system, you can rest assured there 1* no remedy beyond
the grave, as for fail, there i« no such word as fail with
those who use my Worm Syrup.
Aacarldea, or Small Thread Worms.
The»« worms, to which the human »jtem is liable, are
most troublesome of all others. They are generally to be
found in the rectum, and if allowed to remain, from the ir
ritalion they pro-luce, lay the foundation for serious disor
ders. such as infiaramation of the bowels, and other de
rangement* of the stomach. The best and safest medicine
that can be used is liobeusAck'* Worm »yrup. Such is the
astonishing power of my medicines oxer Ascaradies.that
I defy any one to produce a case wherfc my Worm Syrup
and liver Fill* are recommended to be used they will not
eure. All that is necessary is to use the syrup in accord-
ances with directions ou each bottle ; and in case a gentle
E purgative is required in order to allay the irritation they
roduce. the Liver Fills, bv their sympathising action and
ealthy operation upon the bowels, is the most pleasant
medicine that can he taken.
HODENSACK'S LIVER PILLS.
No part of the system is more liable to disease than the
liver. It being supplied with numerous blood vessels and
nerve#, and if diseased, the blood of CKirs* flowing thro’
all parts of the holy, produce* liver complaint*, jaundice.
Bilious affections.dvspepria. Jtc
Dyspepsia.
The symptoms of Dyspepsia, and it* various diseases are
dizziness in the he»d.he»rtburr,oppre#*loa aTer eating
meals, sourness arising from the stomach. Ae. and some
times general languor of the whole body.from this it will
be seen that the di*ea«e owes it* origin to a dteorganisrd
state of the User and Stomach. Bohentack's liver Fill# is
the very medicine to effect a permanent and lasting care,
as they act by rhaogieg the certain morbid actions of tto
system into a healthy aetioe. and rendering tto blood par*
and healthy. *
Liver Complaint,
I* attended with chilis, succeeded by fever, severe pain in
the region of the liver, vomiting bitter taste, yellow furred
tongue, pulse full and bounding, the pain in tto tile is in
creased by pressure, should the left lob* to aSorted, the
pain i* generally in the left shoal !er. with a short dry eough.
the skin becoming cf a sallow appearance, and tto steels
clay colored. This disease eau to eared by tto ns* ef H«-
bemack's Liver Pill*, as they act directly upon tto seat ot
tto disease, and th«n operating upon tto towel* they Ct-
•1 all tto corTurt and vitiated ma ter from tto system.
To Female*.
Yon will find there PRl* an iaral aabte medicine ia many
% «aplalaU to whkh yea are subject. In ofastrnctica* either
total or partial they hare been found ef inestimable tone-
fit in restoring and purifying t|se Noel aointtor !*>***•
at to cure all cempUints which may arise from female ir-
regularities, a* headache, dimnes* of sight pain in tto safe,
back. Ac. There Fill* are tto only safe and cdrctaal reme
dy to cure tto following eempialat*. Gout. Xecrousnere,
Melancholy. Skk Hoodaeto.
!MAl>.
in *5iC:kc te tie abort a::ract>cos. offer a ricli bill nf n-
tertate-m*"*.. zcvii T l'. 1IDMAR8II, Agent
IMPORTANT TO POULTRY DEALERS
FANCIER?. PLANTERS AND AMATEURS.
rirr* aa-1 fancier* of poultry
^ . . sarivalled varieties uow of-
and mucus which 1 V ,'. k * *«^-nber.embracing erry
1 species cf ra!ae in the Isitei jaw. E»peei*l cr -1 -*
toes taken to ren-ier then ail that ran be dcsim! bj tht
Pocitrv r«W. Famer ac«i Amateur, llavin? devoted
wrrerai rears to tie rear.cz of cn»ice fowls, the subscriber
£att«r» himself that by h - .* uaremittinr care aud attention
tine* and stomach n» to produce lit*. St. Vitas’ Itence. Ae . j = '-’* iy h-=» have atutnel a degree of ezcel-
h is tl.e cause of manv coin? to the grave, not to’Jev- saK^fvmortry. pi image, etc. which can-
, SACSAGK. de—4000 lbs Dxtevh- 5 bbb R>- trereiac Pctnsn*. Dteanews ef Sight oc La fact aay cf tto fSs-
teCunSMangts- W do Stocked Beef, SO boxw Ujer nnwattot arise from afoctious «4 tto Liver.mpority ot
tto Blend, or coostiaatten of tto towvft.
Medical Krideore
Wn. tto nandmagned Fbyrictona. haring h*d tto reeept
ef their aaaanfectnre submitted tons fee iaspecUra. rey.
that tto iagredieot* of which they are rompored makes
them tto tost m in uve fee alUtonsre cf tto Urer. tea-
poritire.ttoBtod.to. CBORGK MOOD, M. Ik
f oaovLcr. m r
L. BOWFN. M. Ik
«7>Fureto*e areMbntttore haring tto rtgnature - J.
N. HOBENSA(X.' , MaBeth***are weethfere imitation*.
. HOBENSACK,".
Agents wishing new snf*bre.and oft ottore which
tom ncreuTinatnWreretto IVefoetor.J.N.ROBKN-
SACK. at hi* laboratory,Xal»Northierent itreekatore
ikf. tajkdih fits
Mi tonUltoafeto and Mmhnnka in that?. S
For ante in Savannah.Gju by J. K. GurterfefV, J.H.
MoarahCto. Jl AtonMnkCh. todJLK.D«Ftod.
Mjfl dtnfenly
CdXAjT GUO MY THS LAST 30U¥»-
n->t le •arpii-*; The several breeds are warranted rtr*
fectly p-ire. .itacg tb(M ur te eaumeratcl the follrw-
..»10
.. 10
.. 10
. W
&s=ub Poccra. ;er ;-x~-
Chittxrop
Grav chucUet
WLite do
Riff d"
Black do
Red do
r«.->«uis»;ue ji SKiw*....
Rovsl Ctohia China
White do. do
Hvog Koog*
Matey*
Great Java*
Bteck Spuu«h.
White Surrey fk-rkie** .
Speckle- 4 . [Vekings 5
Bbltoo Gray or Creoies 5
Golden rpaaried Hscturgs JO
Silver Spaacsed Hamburgt JO
Golden itextant*
Silver Pbra«aats 1®
Bucks County •
Bteck *
White *
Game, five rerieties *“
Froiled Fowls ”
I-eghccu Fowls. •
Seab.-igot ^
African
Nankeen d-j
English do *
White &? -•• * .
Purchaser* tnay buy with the fullest ronSdeoc*
their ceder* will receive jrosjpt attention, and ta»»
fowls furnished are pure bkoted a»i iaa healthy roniiuoo-
AU fowls purchased wU to earefoliy carei-an 1 -.eliyerw
in New York or Albany, or placed on shipboard or rail»»J
free of charge, after which the respcasiNtitr of the »*-
scriler in reSrrence to their «it amnl at their destination
Orders and fetter* of inquiry sbourt to aV.rreedte
J. W. FUtn. Box 1* V. O,
n^vC9—3 Rhinetock. New sort.
BIRDS! BIRDST BIRD'S!
T HE cn.fersrgne-1 respectfully an»>ioce* to the pohM
that to has arrived with a very terye as*crttaent«
SINGING BIRDS,
imported bv himseil direct from Europe Among*
great variety will to fcue-i tto Canary Bird, cal"* “J
at Manhall HW-
FANCY GROCERY STORE.
T Hh sutoertter inform hi* friends that to to* t+
tamed to Savannah, and wiB this day open a ftoey
Grocery Store ia tto midite teoeenret ef scroti 1 BoiUi*|,
kaowa'a* tto oJi Geccgten Rending Rocm. , .,1, —**t
This present stack, which has been
rare, embraces e»err artiefe ia tto above aa*ed budto«j
ateo-Segar*. Wire*. Liquors, Ac., of tto ■*** »Pr f * w
b< H*^ai refected fee hi* motto, -qank sales
permits.” and a* to totove* that tto public caa read» | y^ 1>
“‘p”-
deatlv tavtte* al* to examine ha suck a»l “ft,. v
_ VIK\V OP Tilt CITT OP SSVTSSSBv
A m-D IU ««ri» -< E
nulUfc«n,M kjH H.
«rir t. F. H w .1 lb. MJ-«> L
safe by —>c-m rfUCK * »
•ovftl PWCK* —g-
rbAFSlCAFS! i-Fre rera.xv»Ua»d ctoUron. of Sun®/
Vf qnalitiM
S.TMU
'““h'reKtsrora.
_ tatte&ed that «pc« laspecDwa tto qaan j
iWt r»J‘ DCT1SSV,
Jf—^.at WMMttttWg.
