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___ ■»*«»** »*»»“ 'vjtn Tmuout^-TIm N*H York MuTt* *fc»hlW*iiiS»jMf«l*IIM» Ih* Riport of tb* 8«cr*- 2 «ni»lpUtflt»iu» #*»l yw.endlngaothJunB inn-ftoo eutona W8^1\«S | ImL, , m | aUoellUKHU, 1758,614. Total, IxptajiMm. 154,028348. Kiom *1"j U0.TM. WM*S »M«d to tin MI«m» °»»”■ Ood of tbs yiw,J°M 50,1855,tf W*J Dwtaitt» flirt ( wd,n * 80lh8ept« m bo n) • : UnpitMot tuoul y**r,.ll» noelpU from ooitomi ml 1W.T18311. rwTlMill 11,488381 iptowllio* om. WT.oM. Total,IH3583T0. Eipoodllowamo portod 515.081384. Boluco Id tho Trtuurj, 50th Boot.iut,428,117388. ; : ... ... A lArtfo onoroftohraont hu boon m*5o, daring tbo jaw, upon UrepuMIodoM, which bo* baan reduced to 158358,15731. The amount of debt redeemed and purchased from 4th March last, to 3d Doc. Inat., la ♦11,711,770,75. Tho non. Secretary otatca Hint the oondlthn and proapocta of tho Trcaaury Juatlfy tho application of 115,000,000 more towarda tho purchaio of kbo remaining portion ol tho debt. Tho premiums paid by Undo Sum, bare rarlod from 81 to 21 per (Koto according to tbo poriotla which tho stock had to tan. Imports and Exports.—The value of Import* aur- log the flacal year ending Juno 30th, 1653, la $207, 978,647, and of export* $330,453,250. Excess or Im port!, $37,526,317. This is tho largest excess or Im ports that has occurred lu any year slnco 1836. But, up the Secretary, « a fair estimate for profits on our exports and tho freight of our vessels, would cast tbo balance of this account In our favor, without es timating the money brought In by emigrants, of which no account is taken.” Thx TAi»irF<—It la proposed to remove tho duties •ntlrely from certain artlclos of import, which now yield a revenue of about $8,000,000. Also to arrango the articles which still continue to pay duty, into two classes, the one class to pay 100 per cent, duty, and tho other class 25 por cent. It Is calculated that these modifications of tho Tariff (to go into effect 1st of January, 1855,) will reduco the revenue to about $45,000,000 from Customs, below which it is not pro posed to go until the public debt is paid. Among the articles recommended to bo thrown into tl>o free list, are tho raw materials used in our manufactories. Al so salt, on which tho averago revenuo for tho last five years has amounted to only $232,284, while the an nual fishing bounties, for which tho salt duty is ruado a pretext, amount to $289,413. With tho duty on ■alt it is proposed to repeal also the fishing bounties. The total tonnage of tho United States now amounts to 4,407,010 tons, being an lncreaso upon tho last year of 268,000 tons. Tub Mint.- -The entire coinage at tbo United States Mint irora its origin to tho Slat of October last, was $370,008,102 50. The gold coinago from first of Jan uary last to the 1st of October, was $10,998,915 50 ; and the silver coinago $7,990,225. Within four years, $135,872,095 73 has been added totlio gold and silver cola of the country, over and above what has been exported, without including what has been brought by Immigrants. A branch mint bus been contracted for at San Francisco, and will bo in working order by tho first of February next. It will bo capable of coin ing $30,000,000 per annum. It Is officially staled that tho property in Wall-at., adjoining the Custom House, and lately occupied by the Bank of the State and the Bank of Commerce, has been leased by the Goverumtnt as an Assay Office at $53,000 per aunum lor two years, with the privilego of purcaslng within two years at 530,000, with interest from the date of the lease, tho payments made for rent to be deducted from (he amount. Tub Navy.—We have received the Annual Report of tho Secretary ol tho Navy. After a review of na val operations for the past year, it devotes several paragraphs to tho Naval Academy at Annapolis, which ho highly commends—reviews the condition of the Navy Yards and Docks—and then proceeds to re commend an increase of tho Navy, os necessary to the maintenance of our proper and elevated rauk among the great powers of tho world, protection of oar widespread and growing commerce, and tho de fence of our thousands of miles of coast. Hepropo* bos to add to our present force two first class sailing frigates and seven first class steam frigates, capabie of mounting 50 guns each. Ho also recommends a re-organization of the Navy,—the adoption of a retli* ed list, on reduced pay, for the faithful who have be come infirm—the discharge oi the inefficient who have no claim upon tlw bounty of the government for ser vices rendered—promotion regulated by capacity, merit, and not by mere seniority of commission—pay to some extent controlled by sea-service. Ttio lion. Secretary urges with much nbility tho adoption of tbeso changes, as well as the lncreaso or the Navy above mentioned, and wo have great hopes that bis recommendations will be substantially adopted.— Without thorn our Navy can never bo wbat it ought to be. It cannot Uve upon the past, but must gird it- aelf for new achievements when the exigencies of the country shall require them. The Hon. Secretary proposes such a modification of onrsystem in regard to seamen, as will encourage more permanent enlistments—identify seamen more thoroughly with the Navy, and elevate their charac ter by a plan of rewords as well as punishments.— Several regulations appropriate to tlieso ends, lie •pacifies and advocates. The estimates for the support of tho Navy and Marino corps for tho yearlending June 30th, 1853, and for all objects coming within tho control of the Navy Department, amount to $11,731,615, including (3,- 879,344 for special objects, such ns tho transportation of the mails by steamships, Ac. From Havana and Key West. The steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins, with Ha vana and Key West dates of the 8th, touched of! this port on Sunday morning, by which wo are in receipt ofourtuual files and correspondence. An interest log letter from our Key West correspondent will be found in another column. Tho newly appointed Captain-General, Pezpela, arrived in Havana on the 3d, in whose appointment, it is asserted in respecta ble quarters, England exercised almost a cootroling Influence, la conseqaeaco of his arlstocr&tla position and opposition to slavery. Affairs throughout the Island were generally in a peaceful condition ; while In Havana the usual courtesies were being extended to the out-going and in-coming authorities in a, quiet and orderly manner. Several passongera were seriously injured and two locomotives smashed up on the New York and Erie Railroad, on tbo 8th, by a collision of passenger trains, No lives are reported lost. The brig E. A. Reed,and Augusta, and the schooner P. R. Burton, have cleared from New York for Savan nah. Correspondence of the Savannah Georgian. From Key West. Arrived—Nov. 22.—Propeller Pennsylvania, Bay- moon, from Norfolk and Charleston. This vessel was chartered to take Major Arnold’s command of fonr companies of U. B. Artillery from Old Point Comfort and Obristtan Harbor to Forts Mead and Myers, near Tampa Bay, and to transport the com ponies that b&ve been stationed at tbs latter garrisons to the former. Major Arnold detained the propeller iutU the norther that was blowing on his arrival bad eeased. The floe bond attached to the gallant 2nd aerenaded some of onr citizens while here, and crea ted an immense sensation among the lovers of music, and great crowds followed them shoot the streets, to bear the first military band that ever played in Key West. All the offloers and men .composing this com mand were In most excellent health. 25tb—Schooner Lizzie Wall, Lowe, from Manatee, Fla., with piles for Fort Taylor. 37th—Brig Samson, Marray, from New York, with cargo for this city and 8t* Marks. Also sebr. Empire! York, for Charleston, pot in for a harbor. 29th—Br. schooner Manchester, 8weeting, from Tampa, with cattle. Loet her rudder in a storm on the 25tb. 30th—The Spanish steamer Yelooe passed the har bor, steering west Showed the fllliboster flag “ Lone Star.” Dee. 1st—Brig Bofha 8oule, Chapman, from Wil mington, N. C., with a cargo of pitch, tar, and rosin, arrived In distress, leaking 1500 strokes per hour. Had very violent galea on tho passage, and on the 34th was obliged to throw overboard a portion of the dsck-Ioad to relieve the vessel. Has bad a survey, and been discharged. Caulkers are at work at her boll above water, and the vessel will be ready to oon< llnne on her voyage by the 15th or 20th Inst Con signed to A. F. Tift. Same davr-8chr. Wo. Peon, Fitzgerald, from San- Bias and Isthmus of Darien, in want of provisions. 8d— Steamer Isabel, Rollins, from Charleston. 6th—8obr. Wakefield, Banders, from New York. 6th—Propeller Pennsylvania, Baymoore, from Tam’ pa Bay and Charlotte Harbor. Major French la In command of the troops on board of this vessel. They are destined for Fort Moultrie and Old Point Com. i*, sedan all wdL W$U AOMofU ptrwtt. tboy NoslvingieMwriy a bottomry bond on vessel and cargo. This ship la loading for Liverpool, and will be ready for sea In two weeks from to-day. Omarid—Nov. 14-Prbpellor Pennsylvania, Bay* moore, for Tampa and Chariot# Harbor. 28th—Bark Montank, Brown, for Bt. Marks, to load ootton for New York, Same day—Brig Elion Reed, Chapman, for Attaka- pas, to load sugar for New York. Do^-Schr. Empire, York, for Cedar Keys and New port, Fla. This Is one of the new line of Charleston and Newport packets. We undeatand that they re* oelve but poor support, as there is not freight enough to make It a paying line. They take no freight for this city. Deo. 1—Brig Clatlssa, Davis, for Pensacola, to load lumbor for Now York. This vessel had her bows bro* ken in by running upon Sait Key Rocks. Her re pairs it this port were thorough, and the expense of fitting her out was $1350. Same day—Scbr. Emma, Aldor, for Tampa, for cat tle for this market. 2nd—Sciy. Wm. Penn, for Baltimore, with a cargo of cocoa nuts. 2d—Bteamsblp,Isabel, Rolllua, Havana. 5th—Brig Samson, Murray, St. Marks. Hon. B. R. Mallory, of this oity, went passenger in this vessel. The Hon. Senator is en route for the capital. 8ame day—Schr. Wakefield, Sanders, Attakapas, La. 6th—Steamer Pennsylvania. Bowman, Charleston. A party of the Coast Survey officors arrived out in the Isabel, under tho commund of J. H. Adams, As sis tan t C. S., and proceeded to the Keys in a schooner chartered for tho survey. Wvshall report tho pro gress of this and other parties of the coast survey as they prosecute tboir work this season. Tho steamer Secretary Corwin la detailed for service near this oity. aud is expected to be ou her Btation iu January K to nltUolu, bu loll 111. folio.log-gumi Vo .arloiis be- otvol.nt ofajecu, providing for tboir piyiueut by in- .Mount, ductug n term or jnn t; To the American Bible Society.. To Amorloan Board of Commissi 6.000 6,000 0,000 1,000 1,000 Correspondence of the Savannah Daily Georgian. .Legislature or Georgltt. Millmxikvillk, Dec. 8,1663; The Senate did not convene this afternoon, and the Home pasted the evening iu reading bills the second time. December 9. Mr. Moseley, of Spaulding, moved to rt-coniddcr so much of tho journal of yesterday, as relates to the rejection of the kill to repeal tho law concerning tho Importation of slaves into this Stato. Messrs. Moseley, Dunnagan, Col lier,Stovall, and Clark supported the motion, and Messrs Hull, Dun woody, Stephens, Jones, and Williamson opposed It. Tho principal argument used by those who spoke in favor of repealing the present law, was that it puts men in the interior of the State to much inconvenience to go over into other States to purchase slaved; that it discrimi nates betweaa tho rich and the poor. Mr. Moseley said that os long os negroes wore considered property, men should bo permitted to traffic in them wherever they wish. That we hare no more authority to stop the importation of slaves into the State than we have to prereut men from bringing in horses, ftc. Mr. Clark, of Baker, ndvocale 1 the bill to ropoul tho law, because, he said, it was not in accordance with public »en- timont to hare such a law as the present. Hut tho law has a tendency to lncreaso tho demand for slaves, aud thus luoreaao their value; and was only imposing an oner ous tax upon the citizens of Georgia. Mr. Hull, of Clark, said that the public feeling and sen timent was In favor of the cxistenco of the present law; that this was clearly shown by the fact, that when the law waa not in existence, calls from every part of tho 8tnte were recoived to revivo the law. Mr Dunwoody thought that the law should rattier be mado more atringont than be repealed. That it waa often evsdod as it now stands. Mr. Stephens opposed tho motion to reconsider; thought thogoutlemen in favor of it were mistaken in tboir opin ions on the subject. That the law was founded on human ity. and tends to disarm the Northern abolitionists of every thing with which they may assail our institutions. Sir. Jones, of Liberty, opposed tho reconsideration of the bill, on tho ground tbut our legislation, upon the delicate institution of slavery, should always throw around that Institution those high moral safeguards, upon which alone can successfully disarm tho abolitionists of all argu ment against the justice and tbo humanity of tho institu tion. That our legislation, and the Impression proceeding too generally from the legislation of Southern States, had given occasion for such lampoons against us, as that which ‘ Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” of Mrs. Stowe, had launched into every parlor in the country. That tho nan-importation act did not discriminate in favor of some negro purchasers or against others, any more than tho retail law, or the State interest statute discriminated against sonio In favor of others. That, (as the Senator from ClaTk had said.) public opinion was in favor of prohibiting tbo general importa tion of slaves, and argued in favor of the policy and good results of tho act, ns compared with the opposite condi tion of things, while ho contended that the tendency of such a law was to strengthen the institution ol slavery at the South. Tho motion to rooonsider was cnrrled. Yeas -11, nays 37, Those who voted were : Yeas—Bailey, Beck, Uoggoss, Bullard, Catndeti, Cannon, Chastain, Clark, Cochran. Collier, Dean, DeUroar, Dickson of Walker. Dunnagan, Echols, Green, Guerry. Hale. Hub bard, Holmes, Jackson, Jameson, Knight, Lawrence, May, Moon, Moseley, McCouneil, Morris, Mounger. l’nttcrson, Paulk, Pratt, Reynolds, Reddish, Slrmons, Strickland, Sto vall, Trammel, Watts, Walker of Jones, Whitworth, Wll- >x. Mays—Anderson, Beall, Boyd, Brown of Baldwin, Brynn, Cone. Crawford. Crowder, Dawson, Drane, Drake. Dun- woody, Griggs. Hull, Jones, King. Laughridgo. Lainhorth, Love, Miller, Moore. McGeheo, McLeod, Morrell, Newsom, Peebles, Piles. Pope, 8affold, Singleton, Stephens, Currency, Thomas, Turner, Walker of Cra wford, Williamson, White. Tho woman’s bill, which had been mado the order for to day. was postponed, and made the order for Wednesday next, when wo hope tho weather, which is now very stormy, will allow the ladies to till tho galleries and lislen to the debato expected on that day on tho bill. Horns or ltmuMEXTAnvia—A bill was passed relative to thoTax Receiver and Collector of tho counties of Gwinnett and Pulaski. Also, a bill to reduce the fees of the Tux Col lector of Liberty county. The bill to change tho Tax laws, was postponed and made the special order for next Tuosday night. Mr. Pickett introduced a leiolution to bring on tho elec tion for U. S. Senator on Monday next. This resolution was not taken up. Bill* reported: A bill to authorize tho Tax Collector of Burke county to pay to tho Justices of the Peace $3,000 for certain pur pose!. A bill to authorize Justices of thePeaco In Liberty coun ty to grant licenses to retail liquors. A bill to allow the Governor to draw on the Treasury, in favor of D. W. Taylor. A bill for tho relief of Clerk* of the Superior Court, in certain cases. A bill to prevent the circulation of Bank notes under the amount of five dollars. A bill more effectually to prevent trading with slaves. A bill to alter certain portions of the Judiciary of this State. A bill to emend tho Insolvent laws. Legislature adjourned till to-morrow morning. December 10th. Tho Inclemency of tho weather provented the session of tho Legislature on yesterday, and we will only bare for our report such business as woe dono this morning. There were a great many reports made by the different committees. The Judiary Committee, to whom was refer- ed the bill to extend the term of office oi Judges of the 8upreme Court, report In favor of the passage of the same, after making an amendment thereto. The select Committee on Courts, recommend the passage of the bill to alter and amend the Constitution so far as re lates to the time and places of bolding the Supreme Court, and to fix the same at MllledgevlUe. The Judiciary Committee reported a bl l relative to F.xe- entors, Administrator* and Guard’ans, and for the better protection of the estates of deceased persons. The Commltttee on Banks recommend to the Senate to pose the bill to establish a bank in Griffin, to be called the - Interior Bank of Georgia.” Senate paiaed a bill to appropriate money to improve the navigation of the Altamaha, Oconee and Ooroulgee Rivers. There was a very tiresome discussion on a bill which came up for passage, relallvo to the measurement of timber In the State ; the whole was very uninteresting, and occu pied much time unnecessarily. The bill waa passed. Mr. Collier introduced a bill to Incorporate the Georgia Western Railroad Company. 8enat* adjourned. The bill which woe Introduced In the Honse on yesterday, relative to allowing Juetlce* of the Peace, or Liberty coun ty, to grant licenses to retail splritoua liquors, waa not in troduced by the Representative from Liberty, (Ur. 8mlth,) bnt by a Representative from a neighboring county, (Mr. Dyel, of Appllog,) and is contrary to Mr Smith’* wishes. The bill will be opposed In tb* House by Mr. Smith, and ahoaldlt come before ih* Senate, by the Senator from Li berty. The blU le contrary to the wishes of the citizens of Liber ty eonnty, and we hope it will be debated. Hooxa os RoMBrunm-A blU woe passed to rtduoe the Sheriff's bonds, in Striven eonnty, A resolution was passed as follows i That the Legislature should take a recess aftor the 21st of this month to the 2d Monday In January. Yeas, 62—Nays, 82. Passed a bill to Incorporate tb* Eatonton and Monticello Railroad Company. Also a bUl relative to the weighing of freight by Railroad Agents, fte. Also a bffi to authorize certain Commissioners to raise 110,000 for the erection of a Masonic HaU in Columbus. Hons* o4joured to 8 o’clock, P.k. Yoors, lie. McC. A $100,000 -donor* for Foreign Mission*. 100.000 . mtrleau Homo Missionary 8oclety 100,000 To literary aud theologleiu education in IJbona, Africa, aubjoct to th« control of the executor*... 50,000 Onion Thoolojrieal Seminary, N.Y....... 6,000 Institute for the Blind New York State Col on Isa t Ion Bool ety Auburn Theological 8emln*ry. Half Orphan Society, Fourth ar Colored Orphan 8ocl*ty, Congregational Church, Simsbury, Conn, for use of tho poor ,,,,, 1,000 ToUl ,1371,000 In addition to the above, Ur. Phelps, Jut previous to his death, plaoed In the hands of his son $10,000, the interest to be used at his discretion for the spread of tho Gospel, and tho principal eventually to be in- vostoil oqually for tho benefit of the American Bible Societies, and tho American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. This disposition of Mr. Pbelp’s property, Including tho amount given to each of his twenty-two grand-children, raakcB tho munificent be quest of $581,000, for religious aud bonevolent pur poses.—Com. Ado. Florida Items. During the post week we have bad several killing frosts. There are two cases of yellow fever iu town yet.— Upon inquiry this raornlug, we fiud one of tho pa tients nearly woll; the other caso does not seem to yield so readily to medical treatment. Thoao casus had, we presume, the seeds of the tils- easo in their system previous to tho setting in of the late cold weather and heavy frpsta.and others, in the same condition, may yet be attacked. But we feel confident that the disease bus ceased as an epidemic, and that our country friouds can now visit us with pcrfuut safety. Our cotton receipts at this port are much larger this than last year, the principal increase being nt St. Marks ; though tho receipts at Now Port are 100 bales more than at samo date last year, notwithstand ing the prevalence of a dreadful disease here which caused a largo number of our friends to carry their produce to ot|>er markets. Tho Cotton Factory, which has been in processor erection for several months near Monticello, la now completed, and only wunts operatives to enable tbo company to commence work. The steamer James L. Day, which arrived at this port on Wednesday, brings a report tbut tbo yellow ‘over waa provalingat Key West, and that n number of deaths Imd taken place. Wo have Been several private letters, which do not mako mention of the dis ease existing there.— Wakulla Times, 1th. Election op Linn Boyd as Speaker ok House op Representatives—Wo rejoice, says the Albauy At las, at Mr. Boyd’s election, lie is an honorable man and a legislator who bus views of bis public duty aud constitutional obligation, that are too rare among public men iu these days, nut to, bo cherished where round. Wo hesitate to hope for his re-election only beeauso wo apprehended that the position of Mr. Guthrie in the Cabinet might operate to exclude tire choice of aotber Democrat from that State, to a dis tinguished position. But Congress in the choice of Mr. Boyd, bus also undoubtedly puidtbe highest com pliment to Mr. Guthrie, aud to the Democracy of the uoblo Statu they both represent.—Buffalo Republic. Female Convicted op Murder.—Tiro Hunting don, l J a., Runner, of Saturday, gives an account of tho trial, conviction and sentence of Mrs. Elizabeth Harlter, for poisoning her sister. Tho evidence in the cose, it is said, was very plain, and disclosed a transaction fiendish enough to make humanity shud der] It appears that tho woman poisoned her own sister, for tho purpose of becoming her successor in tho household 1—at a time, too, when she waa verging or sixty years of age 1 The Judge sentenced her to be hung ; and the public opinion is so much against her, that probably no cflort will be mudo to have her reprieved. In the early part of the trial, the prisoner seemed but little affected by her awful situation ; but an proof «ft«r proof waa allotted, fastening the guilt umnistakeubly upon her. tears ana sobs aaaoa not n roily erabarmssiug duties of the court Iho solemnity of pulllo more arnpll accommodations. Our, fortabty furnished, and several single room* are fitted up for such patients a* prefer being entirely private. Wa especially Invito the attention of planters and other owner* to our department for negroes. For term* apply to Dr. J. A. WlUDO, No. 88 Weet Broad Street, or Dr. R. O. Maorall, No. 90 Broughton at. SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD COMP’Y, 1 Macon, October 2titb, 1W8. j The subscriber* to the stock* of this Company for tho Americue Kxtenslon are notified that they are required to pay the third end test Instalment of Fifty Dollar* per alien on said slock, to the undersigned, at Macon, or to T.M. Turner, Esq.. -Americas, ou or before the first day of January next. Stockholder* In Savannah can make payment at the Cen tral Railroad Bank. Prompt payment will be expected, as the funds are re quired for the purpose of paying for the Iron now dally ex pected to arrive. ' JNO. T. BOIFEUILLET, oct29—UJ Treasurer SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE C. II. It, Savannah. Sept. 1.1853, Alter this day, by resolution of the Donrd of Directors, up and down freight will be payable at the merchants’ counting house, or by deposit* mado with the Treasurer, semi-weekly. on Mondays and Fridays, from 9 o’clock, A. M , to 2 P. M. Bills to bo rendered through the post offico on Wodnest days and Fridays. Failure to make payment when called for a* above, wfil stop parties’ account. sal W M. WADLEY,Gen.8up’t Kelly ft 0>. T 8 Wayne. If O'Oounnr, A Bolomons, daghorn Cunnlnrham.McMshonftDoyle, NBKnapp. Champion wen r uo. crane & Rodger McGrael, Mnrso it Nlohols. Per steampackotMutamore. from Charleston—C R Road, Fla Boat, A Donaud, M OKing, K M Johnson, J Croorn. U Cranston, It Habersham & Pon, Punch k HIUou, Cubbedqe k Bro, A Haywood, Hamden’s Express, A A Bolomons, Mr* Bernard. „ Per ateamor 81. J-.hns. from Palalkai Ac.—CO bale* 8 1 Cotton, and Mdse, to Dostou k Vlllnlongu. N A Hardee ft Co. Anderson ft Co, Rabun ft Whitehead, U A Crane, and Mr* Harris. Per steamer N B Mesres.from Ckmp Pinkney—240 bales Sea Island Cotton, 18 do Upland do, 34 bbls Rosin. 10 bbl* rd * * n< * Mdse, to Boston ft^VIlUlonga, N A Laffiteau. io, Anderson ft Co, J V Coimurat ft Co, and 8 M Per steamer John Randolph, from Augusta—8W bales Cotton, and Mdse, to N A Harden ft Co. Baku ft Foster, T R Mills, a Bolomon*. Cruger ft Wedo, and Order. PASSENGERS. Per steamimcket Gordon, from Charleston—J Sturgis and 2 svte, J H Rogers. D Benson. W P Bernus, E W Bernu*. Mr Habersham, W A Ban. J Hume.Jr; M!m* A W Hume Miss h Humo, Mr Peabody and lady. Mr Duncan and 3 ladles, F Rudolph. Mr I'PH'lee, Miss Rudolph. Miss (1 iivingtlou. WII 8 nitli. Miss II Ashe, E RSmith, A 8 Duncan and 7 servta aud 6 deck. , ATHENJRU2H. MANAGER Mr. WM. H. CRISP CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY OF GEORGIA. Savannah. November 16th, 1863. The annual meeting of stockholders will be held nt tho Exchange, In Savannah, on Tuesday, the twentieth day of Doaember next, nt 11 o'clock, A. M. Stockholders are enti tled to n freo ridu to and from the meeting, liy order. novl8—lm GEO. A. CUYLER. Cashier. little to the palm. „ aud couusel, and tho f the scene. The following officers have been ordered to the Coast Survey steamer Walker -.—Lieutenant B. F. Sands, Commander; 8. 8. Bassett, Acting Master ; Punned Midshipman Duvall Sewell ; Second Assistant Engineer Broadnix ; Third Assistant Engineer Har ris; and Assistant Surgeon Williamson—tho latter being detached from the rcceivingshlp Pennsylvania, and Passed Assistant Surgeon William A. Harris or dered in his place. Third Assistant Engineer Henry B. Nones, Jr., is ordered to tho Coast Survey steamer Lcgarc, Total Wkkck op the Stkameu Montreal.—We learn from the Quebec Mercury or Saturday evening, that Cupt. Rodolph, late commander of tho stcumer Montreal, arrived at Quebec on Friday evening, with the intelligence that the Montreal is a total wreck.— A sheet of Ice struck the ill-fated boat with such force as to cut her In two as far down as the engines, an 1 at same time it drove the steamer Point Levi hard ashore. The latter had been sent to the relief ol the Montreal, which was a very fine boat, certainly equal to any on tho St. Iouvreiicu. She was built at Montreal, under tho superintendence of Dunicl Torrence, Esq,, now a merchant in this city.—N. Y. Com, 8th. FELLOW-CITIZEN'S1 am a candidate for re-ekcllon to the office or Receiver of Tax Return*, *D.i|r*apcctfully a*k your support declO—1 BARNARD E. BEE. TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTYFrnow- Citizens :—I am a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, at tho election on tho first Monday iu Jnuunry next, and respectfully ask your support. nov20 JOHN N. LEWIS. TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTV :—Fellow- Citizens :—I urn a candidate for re-eloction to the offices of Cbrk of tho Superior and Inferior Courts,nt tho election on tho first Monday In January next, and respectfully solicit your support. dl—Id JOHN F. OUILMARTIN. Why nuppose Rheumatism Incurable, when there nl* a infallible and accredited remedy within tbo reach of all? From the universal succoxs that has hlierto attended the administration of UowmtouK’s Rheumatic Compovnd ash Blood PciuFint, it stands unrivalled a* tho side reliable remedy for (hi* dire complaint. New evidence* ol it* mi raculous powers are daily received fron overy section of the United States. TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY.—Fellow Citizens : lams candidate for the office of Sheriff of your county, nt tho election in January next, and renpcctfully solicit your support. octd ALEXANDER THOMAS. Messrs. Editors—Flense announce Mr. JOHN A. STA- LFY, a candidate for the office ofSneriff of Chatham coiiD' ty. at the ensuing election in January next. Jyl4 MANY VOTERS TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTYFeluiw-Citi sens :—I am a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, at the election In January next, and respectfully solicit your support. If elected the proceeds of the offico shall bo given to a fellow bank officer who has been so unfortunate as to loose his sight. norl8 L. J. B. FAIRQJHtD. ELECTION NOTICE —Ratrt. Editors: Ploase announce Captain ROBERT W. POOLER as a candidate on the Peo ple’s Ticket for the Mayoralty of the city during the eusu- ing year, and oblige oct29 AN INDEPENDENT VOTER. AT PUllSEDB PRINTING OFFICE, A’o. 'O Whitaker street, Uni'll* ore Printed at $2,50 per Thousand. PUBLIC ROADS. Thu annual meeting of the Board of Commissioner* on Public Roads in Chatham county, will be held at the court house in the city Snvanuah. on the second Montay, being tlio twelvth dny, of December next, at 11 o'clock. A. M. The Commissioners ol the sovorai Road Districts are re quired by resolution to como prepared to lay before tho Board a atotement. in writing, signed and certified to by them, exhibiting the number of hands liable to perform road duty in their dUtitcta, the number of mile* to be worked, the number of bridges to bo kept in repair by tho road liauda, tho.time their district of roads whs lost work ed, tho number of day*, and Us present order. W. W. WASH, Sec’y B. C. P. R. C. C. Savannah, November 'Jlst. 1863. nov22—td I. W. MURRBLL di CO.’S Piano Forte Depot. SPLENDID PIANOS PROU THE CELEBRATED MANUFACTORIES 0> Nunns & Clark, J. Uhlckerlng, H. Worcester*,, uncon & Ilnvcn*, All ot which are manufactured expressly te our order, and cannot bo surpassed by any in tho country. For sale o tho most accommodating terms. uov!6 The performance on Monday Evening, December 12th,will commence with the Honey Moon. rote Mr*. W. II. Crisp Fancy Dance, by Miss Kate McGregor To conclude with tho startling drnma of the Maniac Lover. "■ For particulars see programme. decll SOUTHERN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, IS PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT AR5IORY HALL, IN TIIK CITY OK SAVANNAH, (JKOROIA, where may be fouml a GREAT COLLECTION OF CURIOSITIES PROM ALL PARTS OP TUB WORLD. ftST* Admittance 26 cent*. Open from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. from 2 to 6 and from 7 to 9 I* M. Friday evenings exclu- •toai! 1 In the U'J PHALraro •Address the subscriber*t&uthl.. 6**10—4 • • • • LAOII’K MCLNT08H. .1°* of loD 8 w<f ’Square Blanket M-Shawls, suitable for the season, at '■ KEMPTON ft VKRgnLLE’8, IJ Alfct-WO KoloeonV prime new llama, lending this dav XL from schooner Woodbrblga, from lieltlmore and for •ale on the wharf. Apply to l®el0 ■ OGDEN ft BUNKER. G iJAOlNGRODfl, Out Htlck*. Oil and BplrltP^STlW, Btarta, Faueute and Rplckets. For sale by . tool® J. P. COLUNB. W OODEN-WARE, 'Tubs. Buckets, Selves. Wash Boards, Bread Trays, Pashjr Board* and Rolling Pin*. For "ale hy deolO J. P. COLLINS. B ‘ RONZKI) HAT STANDS. Fire Standards. Bra** Andirons’, Fire Dogs. Fenders. Shovel and Tongs. Pokers.and lire Celaons. For sale by declO J. P. C01HN3. A RAH 13 CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE. T HE DELAWARE STEAM SAW MILL is offered tor sale. It is lust above Wm. R. biles ft Co.’s Mill, and Is the best location on the river for business, being.on the city side of the river. Immediately Joining tliejprewnt limits of the city, and Included In the intended extension. Tho mill is new. having been only finished in the past year. It is arranged In tho most modern and approved jilnn. having nno rolling or spiked gang, and % largo circu lar aaw. together with two shingle machines below. The sawing apartment of this establishment is capable of cuttlug from twelve to twenty-five thousand feet of lumber |icr day. Hnd the shingle mnchlue can and ha* manufac tured an average of four Uimwand Shingles per day, which sell readily tn this market for 116 por thousand. There is no time when lumber has been in such demand, and the prnspccta for a continuance is good. The only reason the mill is (offered for sale Is on account of the health of tiie acting partner, beiug such as to disable him fur the business. For further particulars apply to the subscriber, or toWm. B. Giles ft Co. HENRY MITCllFJJ,. Savannah, December Hth. 1K63. declO COAL! IHO TONS RED ASH COAL, of superior quality, broken 1VJ VJ nnd scrceiiod, of six- suitable for burning in grates, landing from schooner Narragansutt. and lor salu at $0 per ton on the wlmrf, nr $10 delivered to any part of the city.— Orders promptly supplied J. T. THOMAS. declO—7 at tho Ferry Wharf Coni nnd Wood Yard. COAL* AND WOOD. R ED ASH COAL. Iu quantities to suit purchasers, on the wlinrf. or delivered in any part of the city. Alio. Blackjack, Upland Oak, Live Oak, Ash, Fine nml Light Wood, BY TIIE BOAT LOAD OH AT RETAIL. For Iho convenience of |ier«*na residing in tiie upper por tion of the city, boxes forordi-r* are placed nt tho stores of Messrs. .1. M. Cooper ft Co.. W. W. Lincoln, nnd W. G. Dick son. and at the offico of tlm ••.Warning AVim." In order to ensure promptness tn supplying order*, these buses are ex amined daily at l» A. M.. uml 3 o’clock. P. M. Particular attention will be given to furnish lawful meas ure, nnd put chasers will confer a favor by immediately re porting any instance in which my teamsters should fail to deliver tho quantity ordered. Having nude arrangement i for a regular supply of the elvely forthe colored population. nov23—* v few ro-Siwf do rt !iSj * «ed 'SteSffSSSSif^ M bbls Pilot Bread, g * rCrtck * r ». *1 M> U 100 boxes No. 1 P.i. « 76 boxes Tobacco, ft* s> “i , ? ®°*P, 00 boxes Adamantine,Khw and ^ Un " '' Cheeae. 60 do Starch, 60 do tklatna lOoJ do Lemon Syrup. ^ g «■•»««. 80 do .cUmigj ' MEDICAL BOOIco pnbU.ben' price., “ u totataiMli Bell and Stokes’ Practice, In t«n *.t Caxoau’a Midwifery. ’ T0, °ne«. Wood and Bathe's United stats* tn Duugllson’s New Bemedfri Outcry, luwn'sChemistry lor students. Cooper’s Surgical Dictlonarv Druitt'a Modern Surgery. Carpenter’* Element* of Phyifolo*. Carpenter’s Principles of Phn Wilson’s Human AnatomW,& ^ William’s Principles of M*li c f D ,^ 1 f £ 1 - ^2 cut*. Gross' Pathological Anatom, ’ b/ a fMr. I ocket Anatomical Remembrancer DunglDon'a Practice. PliyiUijT'. , D,c,l, "" rj .- .a” «Sb5!&jm» * WILLIAM G.'dicTSTT 1 AX following articles— 4 ful1 "“ortmeat if Layer R*l»lu*. new fruit nil Citron, Xante Currants. cUwtm » Sliofr Shell Almonds, and Brail] Nut* Bordeaux. Marseilles .. 1( | i,,|uJ\ ut • Mixed Pickles.in J, r . and 0 "' &ST 1 t l ""‘ *“' 1 ''-•rtu ' lateat Importations. “ ^ clCl18Di »«fre«h rj ttaveTlKSwv?J\s*ofyMdIES . l-'O do Baltimore Flour, Inn I ,i0 "'"I Etowah Georlljtfk« each - da’ll,' Wfr.vugar nml loda CraclAv •vm mi' !» 0 • ri ' a '*’ '* l * boxen .Soda rnK-i 220 1,1,1* I ortland sugar lumsoaml N 60 bbl* good eatmg Potatoes. ™ —. 60 boxes Headers Oi and 8s patent T.lin. i tur, ri 7 > do Adamantine Caudle*. ow 25 do Judd k Son's dperin Can,IV. ‘"”’1 15 bbl. and 20 half bbl! Nol JhckwH 75 boxes white and v ellmv Cheese ’ ffi bbl, .ml Mbeg. |„f |.; ri 100 boxes 6s. 8s. and pounds Tobacco ■ 80 do 6s and 8s Grant k I Also. 220 boxes Smith'*, Colgate'sCratim^'m ,L Furnliy and Pale Soap. 120do No 1 da foliS-fiS! whole, half and uuarter hove. It.i.m. ™ rl -'»rch.B TRAVELERS' GUIDE. Southern Steamship Lines. tor New York,—The steamships Florida, Capt. Wnodhull; and Augusta, Capt. Lyon; lonve Savannah overy Saturday for New York. Tho steamship Alabama. Captain Schenck: leaves Savannah for New York, every alternate Wednesday. F«r Philadelphia.—Tho steamship* Stale of Georgin.Capt. Collins; and Keystone State, Cunt. Ilardie; leavo Savannah every alternate Wednesday for Phlludeluliia. Fur Havana.—The steamship Label. Capt. Roll’ns,leaves f*a vitnnoti on tlio 161b nnd GOtU of each month for Havana, touching at Key West, and connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company ’• steamers for California. Southern Steamboat Lines. Fir Charleston.—The regular United State* Mail steamers Gordon, Capt. Brocks; Calhoun. Capt. Barden; aud Metamo- ra, Captain Post ell; leave every morning at 4 o'clock, for Charleston, connecting with the Charleston steamships for New York and Philadelphia, and the Wilmingtou boats, and arrive every evening iu Savannah at 6 o’clock. P. M, /br Florida—[l’lcolatn, Black Creek,Jacksonville. St. Ma rys. ftc ]—The stea in packet Welaka. Captain N. King, leaves every Saturday morning for the above place*. The stcampackft Win. Uaston, Capt. Shaw, leaves overy Tuesday moruiug, fur tlio above places. The steumpacket St. Juhna. Capt Freeborn, leaves every Thursday morning, for the above places; and every fourth trip goes to St. Augustine 'The steampacket David L. Adams. Capt. Hcbbnrd, leaves every Wedndsdny morning, for the above places. The atcauipacket Planter, Capt. Wiggins, leaves every Wednesday morning, for Centre village, ftc. From St. Marys.—The steamer W. B. Menrf. Cant. Mar- mis. leave* St. Mary, every Friday morning, fur Trader’* Hill, ftc., cuunocting with the St. Johns, to and from Savan nah. Central Rnllrond. TWO TRAINS DAILY—AKKIVAL AM) ntfPARTURK. Morning Shin.—Leaves Savannah at 8, a. M..and arrives in Macon at 0 p. it.; connecting wilh the Macon and West ern night traiim to Atlanta. Montgomery and (Imttanooim. and with llii, AiiuuaU and Wavjtaabyra'. R»llru»d. (d«y train; to Augusta; and (going Last) with Railroad to Mil- ledgoville from Gordon. Morning Train, from the West, arrives at 2.20, a. m. Evening Tram — Leave* Savannah nt 8.P. M.. and arrive* nt Macon ut 6,'(, a. m.; connecting with tho South-western Railroml to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and by stage* thence to THllnlm*i>e. and other point* South-west. Earning Train, from tiie West, arrives at 6. P. M. GREAT RAILROAD CIRCUS AND CRY8TAL AMPUITI1K.ATUE, S EATING five thousand persons, with a selection ol per former* from the F.uropenu and American Circuses and Ili|ipo4lromcs. expressly for the colossal enterprise, with more novelties nnd talent than has ever before been offered by a traveling company, will exhibit in Savannah. On Monday, December 14th, 1833, on wahner’s lot, at tub ukaij op drouguton-st., FOR OftE WEEK. Admission 60 cents—Children half price. Among tho distinguished &Ttiat» arc tho following, who now first umbo the tour nt this country ; M’LLE ROSA, the most beautiful and expert female equestrian tho profession has overproduced. DONNA ISABELLA, the celebrated Spanish mistress of the horse, with her beautiful thorough-bred Pyreneun nmres—Countess Montejo and Queen Christina. I.K JKUN'E UURTE. tho boy hero, confessedly the most extraordinary equestrian on cither continent. HERRCUISrE, MA1TUE VALE1IXI. and Mon*. GUIJEME. the famous European Hippodrome performers, in those three exciting feats of the Hippodrome—1-e Perche Equi poise. lm Trnpaze, nnd Spit Mod Chariot Contest. DCNSTONE. tlio celebrated New Orleans clown, accom plished gentleman, and skilful rider and piquant wit, with iii* ballet nnd pantonilnie troup. producing every evening the thrilling equestrian pantomime entitled the ‘ Brigand.’' Beside* these, there are Messrs. H. P. Mndigan, William*, II. F. Nichols. Pain Bur Ip. Durr. Lovett. Mi** Mary. Pauliue, and Margurotto. and Maitres James and Chnrle*. ftc. MYKItS’ celebrared Bras*, Reed aud String Band, constl- tutn tho orchestra. The atud of trained trick nnd manage horses,are the most beautiful and obedient that have ever been seen in this country. JAMES GRAHAM, Agent. ftjrClty pa|>era please copy. abuvo articles, and for their prompt delivery, I re*|»ectfiilly nsk a continuance of tho favor* of my former customer*, whole, luilf and quarter boxci lUliini 1 and the patruiiDge of consumer* of fuel boxes Herring. “** * drun " REED CANE, for shipment, iu any quantity, supplied nt tiie shortest no tice. J. T. THOMAS, Successor to 1). RrasWABT. Ferry Wharf. declO—7 opposite tho Gas Works. R ailway sHAWLs-Genth-mm in«rnT7r^r tlcle. land who doe* not want om’) exq tesmm"! dated nt 147 Bay street. ' bf * cc, m | novlfi PRICK ft VEAPER. fosjerswafoibrl OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS. FROM EUROPE. nsTW. | mv.*. FKOM. FOR. LINES. Nor 19 Europa, Liverpool New York [Cunurd. do 23 Humboldt, S’th’pton do Havre. do 26 Niagara, IJvcrpool Boston Cunard. do 30 Arctic, do New York Collins. Dec’r. 3 Asia. do •lo Cunard. do 1 Hermann. S’th’pton do Bremen. do 7 City of Manchester Liverpool Phlia’idifa I’lii'piila do in America, do Boston Cunard. do 14 Alps. do do Chagrea, do 14 .. do New York Collin*. do Ifi Cleopatra. do Portland * do 17 Africa. do New York Cunurd. do 24 Canada, do Boston do do 28 ———. do New York Collins. do 30 Washington, t>’th’ptnn do Bremen. do at Europa. Liverpool do Cunard. Jan’y 4 City of Glasgow, do Phiia'pliia PhPphin. Arabia, •lo Boston Cunard. FROM VMEIUCA HATES | NAME*. rnosi. FOR USB*. Dec’r. 7 Canada, Boston. Uverpool Cunard. do 8 City of Glasgow, l’li ii'phi a do Plii’phia. do if Baltic, New \ orL do Collins. do 14 Europa, do do Cunard. do 17 Andes, do do Chagrea. do 17 Humboldt. do Havre Havre. do 21 Niagara, Boston Liverpool Cunard. do 24 ____ New kork do Collins. do 28 Asia, do do Cunard do 31 Hermann, do S’th’pton Bremen. Jan’y 4 America, Boston Liverpool Cunard. ■do 7 City of Manchester Phil’phfa do Plii’phia. fdo 7 New York do Collins. Edo 11 Africa, do do Cunard. Edo Ifi Canada, Boston do Cunard. do 21 , New York do Collin* do 25 Europa. do do Cunard. ROBINSON & ELDRED will, in a few days, exiiibit their celebrated combined MEN- AGK1UK AND CIRCUS In this city,together with allthe GREAT H1PPODROMIC FEATS, of tbo New York and Paris Hippodrome, among which will be the wonderful scientific achievement of a man walking upon a perfectly smooth celling wilh hi* FEET UPPERMOST AND HEAD DOWN, PERFORM D UY MR. G. N. ELDllED. LA PERCHE, BY MESSRS. LA ROUX AND KINO. This extraordinary performance lin* excited universal wonder nnd admiration, allowing beautiful feats of balanc ing and elegant acrobatic |io*turing. by 1a Roux, on a polo thirty feet nigh, held by Mon*. King. MADAME ROBINSON, MASTER JAMES ROBINSON, MASTER JOHN, Aud nn additional list of popular actors 4ro with tho Com pany, aud will appear In tlm various exercise*. THE BAND is directed by tho oolobratwl Ju*»- Kfttaan, irfaleh is « suRtetent guarantee for it* merit. A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF WILD animals; in addition te the nbnvo attractions, offer* rich bill of en tertainment. Pov23 T. U. T1DMARSH, Agent. CHRISTMAS GIFTS—CIlUlSTMAS GIFTS. A VERY elegant assortment ol fancy article*, among which will be found Toilet lloxo*, of papier macho, Gutta Porcha Work. Odour Boxes, Glove Boxes, Reticules; &«., ftc.. List received, aud will be open for neteetiou on Monday, at W. W. LINCOIJf, decll Monument square. EXTRA FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER WARE, ftc. Now opening a very large and ipiendid assort- ihracclet. ear-rings, brooch and cross; fire sets of very superior Mosaic do . imported direct from Rome, a very choice and unique article; also, flue Pearl, Cameo, Mosaic. Lava. Coral. Enamelled and Rich Embossed Ear- Ring*. Bracelets nnd Pins, of lino gold, Rich Finger Rings nnd Brooches, of nil pattern*, from one dollar to five hun dred ; premium gold and silver hunting lover Watches, nnd plain ones, of every variety, expresMy for customers ami railroad operative*, and warranted ; gold Chains.Seals. Keys, Cron-os and Charms ; gold mounted Shell Combs, a now nrticle in tills market; l'ortmonies. Canes. Sterling Silver Tea £ets. Pitchers, Cups. Goblets. Sunona, Forks, nml overy variety of Silver-ware, plated and fancy article* for the coming season. D. It. NICHOLS. dec2 first store west of Pulaski House. IJiG HAMS—6 bid* Pig llsuii.5 do imoVrtlwf.iwy l Bologna Sausage, new, 20 case* Schd,ism J h r UYLLVRftn xn ,1 BIRDS ! BIRDS! -BIRDS! fj'UR utvlevrigucd respectfully autiouucea to tho public X that ho has arrived with a very large assortment of SINGING BIRDS, Imported by liitn.olf. direct from Europe. Amongst his great variety will lie found the Canary Bird, singing day umi night, Nightingale*. Bullfinches, ftc.. ftc. HERMANN MULLER, nov30—6 at Marshall Houso. GRAND EXHIBITION OF CLOTHING, BY PRICE & VEADEIt, W E PRESENT to the publio Air inspection and sale, the largest nn-l best assort incut of Elegant Fabrics in the city, selected from the mod distinguished manufac tories of EUROPE, INDIA AND AMEUICA, vrliic.il fur beauty of material, htylu aud workmanship, wo challenge competition. Every person desirous to select bargains will favor us with a call at 147 Bay street, nearly opposite the Exchange. docO COMMERCIAL. TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY :—FELLOW- Citizens:—I am & candidate for the offico of Sheriff of your county at tho election on tiie first Monday in January. 1854, and respectfully solicit your support. oct29 MICHAEL FINNEY. THE UNDERSIGNED ha* established himself in ibis city for the purpose of transacting a Facto rage and General Commission Business. dec3—8t A. C. DAVENPORT, 76 Bay-street. dec3 WANTED—A vesiel to load with lumber ( Portland. Apply te COHEN ft FOFDICK. 13** . WM. G. DICKSON baa removed Irom Whitaker street to Lillibrldge’a building, formerly occupied by Menara.Cady ft Co., in Barnard itreot, near the market. dec2—8 NOTICE—Tha iteamer T. 8 METCALF requir- lag tome atteht repair*, the DAVID L. ADAMS, until further notice, will be taken from tha Florida route to ■apply her place. Savannah, Nov. 22,1863. n23 ADJOURNMENT.—The Court of Common Plea* and of Oyer and Terminer for the city of Savan nah, haa been adjourned until^fonday. tha ISth December next. ^Suitor*, Jurereand wltneasea, vrillpleaae taae no- BULLOCH. Cletk. tice. By order of the preaiding Judge. novU—2awtd WM. H. DOCTOR WILDMAN havlngaettled permanent ly In 8avannah, reipeetfulty offer* te ita dtixena his aervloea in the practice of Medicine and Surgery. Residence and Office, No. 20 Abercorn, orner of South Broad-etrect. Hour* oi consultation, from 8 till 10, A. M., and from 3 till ft. P.M. nolO DOCTOR HARRI8 baa removed to the real- iKa dene* formerly owned by Capt. John B. Gallle, north -east corner of tVhitaker and Harris atreeta. Office tn the basement. SPLENDID RAFFLE —A beautiful Swisa Und- acape picture with moving figure*, Including a One 21 day clock and a muale box. A splendid mualcal box. with mandolin and piano and forte, being one of the finest ever In Savannah. Three fine landscape paintings ou copper. The whole included In one scheme, can be sren at the music (tore of nov26 Successor to F. Zogbium ft C THE CRYSTAL PALACETat 8t. Andrews’ Hall, open* this day, 1st December, and will countlnue open until 10 o’clock, P. M. Admission free, decl J. M. HAYWOOD. OFFICE BAVH it ALBANY Il.R. COM’Y, November 16th, 1863. The 8avannah and Albany Rallioad Company having been organised, and being ready to proceed with the con' struetion of the road, an Instalment of ten per cent, upon Its atock ie called by resolution of the Board of Directors, payable on the 16th day of January next, at the office of the Company In Savannah. J. P. SCREVEN, novl5—wtd President. • T. C. RICE, tuxcriorrxn mo nutn or arm ymrerr or Common and Fine Candles, (Kiln dried and warranted to resist effectually the hot or Savannah Exports. December IE. NEW YORK—Bark Harvest—1206 bales Upland Cotton, 177 bags Rice Flour. 26 casks Rico, and 30 Boxes. Brig Wetumpka—760 bales Upland Cotton, 7 do Wool. 30 bun dles Paper, 427 Hides, 100 bag* Rice Flour, 10 kundlcs Sheepskins, nnd 3 pkgs Mdse. BALTIMORE—Schr Kcdron—100 boxes Copper Ore, 178 bales Upland Cotton, 60 bales Yarn, 2 bbls Copper, and 1 box Mdse. SavAiuinh Market, December 13. COTTON—The transactions yesterday sum up 782 bales, at the following prices, vis : 17 at 8K-53*t 8#, 218 at 0, 66 at 9X, 228 at 9J4- 8 at 0^, 123 at OX, 84 at 0«, 11 at 10,24 at 16*. 6 at 10)<, and 6 at lid. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF 8AYANNAH DECEMBER 13.J853. ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST. Br. brig Susan Goddard, Heaneberry, Providence, k Brigham, Kelly ft Co. Brig Macon, Watkins, New York, to H K Waibburn. U.SH steam-packet Metamora.Poateil, Charleston, to S M Laffiteau. U. 8. M. steam-packet Gordon, King, Charleston, te 8 M Laffiteau. Steamer St. Johns. Freeborn, Palatka, ftc., te Claghorn ft Cunningham. Steamer N B Hear**, M*ureni,Camp Pinkney, to Klnch- ley ft Thomas. Steamer John Randolph, CreaweU, Augusta, with boats 6 and 10. to TR Mills. Dr.Screven’i flat, from Plantation, with 900 bus, Rough Rice, te W Woodbridge. Potter’s flat, from Plantation, with 66 casks Rice, to J Williamson ft Co. Barclay’s fiat, from Plantation, with 1000 bushels Rough Rice, to R Habersham ft Son. CLEARED. Bark Harvest, Nlcbola, New York—Washburn, Wilder ft Co. (frig Wetumpka, Johnson, New York—H K Washburn. •lehr Kedron, Layton, Baltimore—Brigham. Kelly ft Co. U S. M. ateam-packet Calhoun. Baiden. Charleston—: laffiteau. iteam-packat Wm. Seabrook, Peck, Charleston via Beaofort —8. M. laffiteau. DEPARTED. U. S. M. ateam-packet Calhoun. Barden. Charleston, •'.team-packet wm, Seabrook. Peck. Charleston via Beaufort MEMORANDA. London, Nov 10—Cleared, ship Far Wait, for Newport, te load for Savannah. Boston. Deo 6—Cleared, schr Oliva Branch, for Jackson ville. 7tn—Arrived, bark Exact, and achr M E Wells, from Savannah. _ _ New York, Dec 7—*Cleared, achr H B Burton, Lingo, for iavannah; sebrs Hornet, New York Packet, and Dresden, lor Jacksonville. Bath, Me., Dec 8—Arrived, brig Elvira,from Savannah. Holmes' Hole, Dec 8—Arrived, schr Gen Heraey, from Savannah for Boston. 4th—Bark Exact, from do for do.— Sth—Bark Cabasa, from do for do; brig Walts till, from Da- rian forNewburyport. Savannah and lmniluts thereof, are requested to con , on Monday uext, ut JO o’clock, A. M.. in tho Council Chamber, lor iho purpose of being sworn In and organizing according to law. By order of R War.VK. Mayor. EDWARD G. WILSON. Clerk of Council, t'avannali, December 10th. 1853. decll i. received and for sale by SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO. SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO. SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO. G t UANO—20 tons prime Pei T rive. Apply to decll OGDEN ft HUNKER. Permian Guano, for wile to ar- K ID GLOVES—A sple did assortment of ladles’ and gen tlemen’* black and colored Kid Glove*, just received for sale by KEMPTON ft VEK8TILLE. dl Waring’* Range. BLOW YE WIIYD8 AXD CRACK YOLIt CREEKS! D IRECT Importations of PEARLS, from Franmzugda; MOSAICS and CAMEOS from Utopia ; and DIAMONDS, supposed to he the same found by t-iNRan^tbe sailor, set up In undent nnd modem atylcs. tor sale at 116 Broughton streot, by dec! HORTON ft R1KEMAN. DF.NTI8TRV —Dr 8. G. Pzscoct having returned to Pnvsnnab. can be found at his iformcr residence, No. 150 Broughton street where he is fully prepared to wait upon all who may require his professional services. dec8—2 J lTISHi JUK83 UUiKF, FIG HAMS, BOLOGNA SAUSAGES, SMOKED TONGUES, a fall supply, landing this day, pur steamer, and for sale at DICKSON’8, Barnard street, dec7 near the market. (' 1 IN—100 bill* Phelps’, landing nnd for sale by U dec8 COHEN ft FOSDICK. H AMS—IB barrels, landing and for sale by dec8 COHEN ft FOSDICK. — . „ ,Ju*t received and for sale by d4 HYLAND ft O’NEILL. l BTARD—10 dozen French and American Mustard, for . sale low by dec4 HYLAND ft O’NEIIL. IHO HH1.S. APPLES, of several varieties, and very A\J \J choice, received by the Alabama, and for salo by C. T. ROBINSON, 122 Bay street, dec4—3 rear of Exchange. Vernon, Steak, all blaze, and Hot Water Dishea, from 12 to 20 inches, of superior and medium quality j also, Dish Covers. Coffee Grecques, Tea and Coffee Urns,' Egg Boilers, ftc. I will sell as low as they can be purchased in tiie north. Proprietors of Hotels. Bteam Boats, Planters, anil others are invited to call and examine, octal J. p COUJN3,100 Bryan street. C AROWAY CORDIAL.—10 dox Caroway Cordial, for sale by A. BONAUD, oct2l Corner of Bay aud Wbitaker-streeta. ' « wiimmu, u.v.—vu uuailDUOUliri, 60 boxes White 60 do Coloreil Cheese, 100 boxes scaled Herrings, 50 boxes new M. R. Raisins. 60 Packages Buck wheat Flour. Received per steamer.and for sale by J|deo7 SCRANTON, J0HN8T0N ft CO business can obtain a good situation at liberal wages, hy applying Immediately to A. FREDERICK, dec7—8t Broad street. Augnata, Ga. R OCKLAND LIME—600 bbla Rockland Lima, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by dec7 E. W. BUKER. H AY—160 bales choice Eastern Hay.juat received and for ule In lota te euit purchaser*, by d«c7 E. W. BUKER. D OME8T10 LIQUORS.—100 bbls. E. Phelps ft Rose Gin ; 60 bbls. New England Rum; 20 bbla. Domestic Brandy; 76 bbla. Rectified Wblaky: 16 bbla. Old Mongahalla Whis ky ; 10 bbla. Georgia Peach Brandy. AFor sale by dec7 SCRANTON. JOHN8TON ft N EW BOOK8—Received by 8.8. Sibley, Deo fitb, 1863- Old England and New England, by Alfred Bonn. Life of an Aetor, by G. H. Hill, Health Trip to the Tropics, by N. P. Willie. The Invalid's Own Book, by the Hon. Lady Cost. Happy Days ofCliildhood. by Amy Meadows Iron Rule or Tyranny in the Household, by T 8 Arthur. Morgan, the Buccanoer. by M. M. Huett. Jack Junk, by the author of Gallant Tom, fte. Blackwood’s Magazine, for November. Popular Educator. For December—Hunt’s Magazine. Knickerbocker Mags- sine. Graham’s Magazine; Illustrated Magsaine of Art, and Oodoy’s Lady's Book, for sale at 136 Congreaa-at. dT I MPORTED CORDIALS—10 dox imported Marichlno, 10 do assorted, 10 do American. Just received and for sale low by HYLAND * O’NEIL. B OTTER AND CHEESE-26 kegs Butter. 100 bxa Cheese, Just received and for sale by ■ov9 CRANK k B0D0KR8. B UTTER AND CHEESE-26 firkins choice Goshen Butter 60 boxes Cheese, 'for sale by m it-ti . • a— MUSIC ! MUSIC ! ! Tiie subscriber respectfully informs the ladies vgOvfeand gentlemen uf&mtmmli, that ho intends open- ^geg^liig a .School for itislructi u in 8acred and Secular Music. TlirougU long experience, nnd having con ducted' large schools, lie Teels confident Ids instruction will bo porfect.y satisfactory to alt llioso who limy desire his services in tlienlHive departments of vocal music. Desirous of terming a largo class tho prico of tickets has been fixed at 84 each, for the cotir*cof 24 lessons, including book*—tho name of which is t e ••Singing School Com panion." consisting of songs, glees, trios, duetts, quartettes, chnrur.es, motettc*. church music, oratorios, etc , the most populur work of tho day. .... ,, ITiujui wishing iu tarn* uu «l.«. «ro requested to hand in tlieir names, as early ns |M*ssib!e. to this office, or through the postoffice, under udatess to JAMES PIERPONT, nov6—tf Organist nnd Teacher ol Vocal Music. JlYLlNH k U XEUjl A.‘gu.“,'and b ror*.AEtfr J "'' "° va auMnoM t mnJ B ACON'—Un prime rile, .mi rinul i,-, steamer Keystone State, tiii for *ale by 4 novl2 l’ADELFORI), FAY A (< J W OIFE’S ARUMATIC ^ttl^WluisTyis; mcdiciual beverage ii minufscturvd b» tluVra tor at Sclo irlaiu. In Holland, and it ii varnnM not « pino from every injurious property and iMiedimtbiM the best pOKidbie quality, .lust received and for ulr hil o°v27 W. W, LINCOLN, Monununt eqoat J B ACON SIDFjS—-Just rewi’v**l. pn Kniil Mate, 10 Idtds city smoked Side*, for ule ut ■ PAflBJtiRD.rAYkal 6 baskets tiilzd Oil. 15 do IQ A. IWN.tlii.l nov29 Corner of Bay and WUuk-r itfl P RUNES—A Irosh and superior article, la glu. jtn.1 sale by nor29 A. IWX.U'H G RLTERK’S CnEESE-Juit reccired by nov20 A. BON’Anl B UTTER—20 firkins, just received peritiimerKetld State, and for sale liy n29 E. 1” “' ( NIONS.—50 bbls. Onions, landing from » imssett, nt Anderson’s uppor,ffbarf. snd for ule fofl ' HOVIANDttf C HAMPAIGN—160 baskets first nuvlitr, laitinpw aud tor sale by nov20 COHEN A IWItd FANCY GROCERY STORE. T 1J1K subscriber would inform hi* friends Uml he lias re turned to ^avnnunli. and will lids day open n Fancy Grocery Store in the middle tenement of Sorrel's Building, known ns the old Georgian Reading Room. This present stock, which has been selected with great care, embrace* every article in the above named business; aDo.8eg.trs, Wines.'Liquors, Ate., of the most approved brands. He hns selected for bis motto, ••quick snip* and small profits.’’ and us ho believes that the public cun readily dis criminate between spurious and genuine articles, he coiili dently invites all to examine his stock and judge for them selves. novlfi P. Cl’RRAN. WOODRUFFTgRENE & CO.’S NEW CAIUlIAGIfi UlfiFOSITOUY. . g.yig/j Mr. W. W. WiNHiRcrr. of Griffin. Ga.. nod Messrs. M. C. ft .1. II. Gkkkx, or Newark.N. J., having purclmsed Go* entire interest, and secured the loestion of Messrs. T. J. Naylor ft C’o.. in tiie carriage busi ness in this city, respectfully announce tn tiie citizens of Savannah and of the States of Georgia. South Carol)un. Ala bama. Florida, and all sections trading ut tills growing city, that it is their intention to keep *m hand, nt all times n large aud general assortment of every kind of carriages in They fctl confident that their business relations arc such as to enable them to offer inducements to purchasers equal to Charleston, or any other city. Tiie Messrs. Green have beeu engaged in the manufacture or carriages in Newark. N. J., for a numbe' of years, and are well acquainted with tiie wants met requirements of tiie South. Their reputation ns Manufacturers, combined with the experience and qualifications iff Mr. Woodruff, long known at Griffin, Ga.. in the rarringe business, cmblodens them to nrnmiM) that they will be able to meet the expec tations of the public. Mr H D. W. Alexander, of tlio late firm, favorably known in connection with the carriage business in this city, is as sociated with thorn, and will act ns their agent In tint Iran*, action and management of tlieir business. Mr. Woodruff's intent'on is to divide his time and atten tion between this point and tholnterior. and hopes to make the acquaintance of thi* community personally. By strict attention, coupled with fair nnd honorable deal ing, they hope to secure a share ot public patronage. They have mado arrangements to have all repairing promptly and neatly done. All woik sold by them warranted. WOODRUFF, GREEN ft CO, 223 and 225 Bay street Savanuah, Ga. Ay A CARD —It will seen liy the above that we have deemed it best for the interests of all concerned, to with draw in favor of Messrs. Woodruff. Green ft Co. We take this opportunity to return thank* to our friends for the kind offers of support that were so liberally proffered us, aud te solicit the same for our frieudsnf the same firm. T. J. NAYLOR ft OO. Savannah, December 7, 1853. dec9 unvl6 PRICE k VBARER. RinjieninlTiilcI B ’ UTTER AND CHEESE.—30 firkins oFchoiet tokn I ter ; 75 boxes Cheese, for ss's by oct23 McMAIlOX k PUYl L ANDRKTII’S GARDEN SEEDS—A foil lupti; justly celebrated Seeds, comprising ill fin usually wanted, and warranted to lie the growth of 1863 Just received aud fur sale by nov27 W. tv. LINCOLN. Monunxctiqairj _ --fj • Mohawk, and for salo by novlfi BRIGHAM. KFJJ.Y & a pUCQUOT CHAMPAGNE.—50 baskets of ikwjil U rior wine, whose reputation is unequalled ahtre iV familiarly known, now landing per steamer AUbitni. $ for sale by PAPELPUKIi. FAY ft O) .1 junel Agent* furfennnil] CJCIKNT|FlirA>fi»IC*«^-<n-i t-feutter bavin* bL O nppointe»l »*'»ov for the stove tavitutlle paMtaS is prepared to receive subscriptions. Tne next volant I commence on the 17th Sept. CEO. II. MITC1IHJ-1 auglU t^ucctMor to ¥. Zojbiurn ft C<T P ROFESSOR ROWE’S new invented Emirs Cats. | best pt eparallon yet discovered to remove pencil nn spot* or stains from book or paper. For s»it »t tin 0 Store of nov26 S. S SIBLEY. No 135.Congow ‘ KURT’S l’XfF.NfcoiT'T:KD)f ; r-Thnse wlsbisg t, cup of coffer, should call and purcliate nnent I he* I perior coffee pot*, at tho house fui ninhing Mure of 1 novl’2 J. P. COUJN'J F INE HKD IH,ANKFTS. Ipdit*. vrbite snd coloredtj nels. bleached aud brown shirting*. Irish lints*, bffi eye diapers, long lawii*. hiicknbucls. Ulle dian<k«. lifl aiid cotton sbeetings, damask napkins, etc. juit irctiff and for sale by nuvl® RrU'ITT k JKiK'iANj A LE ANI) I’oitTF.R—76 bblTl’iillvdelpbU Crram Alel casks l/indon Porter, for iale by J 3 nuvO McMAIION ft POna O l IA Ac.—lit ttlils Linseeil Oil. 10 do Sperm do. 10 Jo ■ lined do. 10 do Machinery do.3000 Iba Whilel/ri. J boxes Window Glass. Fur sale b augl9 P “* 1G hTmS AND SMDKED BEEF—5 bbll Fig 3 do Smoked lleef. for sale by t A IWSAlDl jpOTATOlS.—166 bbls Po’tatoe*. now. landing lire t| BRUNSWICK CITY, GEOIIGIA. Large and Peremptory Sate of Building IMS in the City of Brunswick, State of Georgia. T HE proprietor* of the city of Brunswick, hereby give notice that a sale of lire hundred eligible lota will take place,by public auction, at the Oglethorpe Home, in said city, on Thursday, the 12th day of January. 1854. at twelve o'clock, M. The sale will be positive to tlio highest bidder. Terms—one-thlrd cash, the remaining two-thirds in one and two years. Title perfect. The port nnd site of Bruns wick hold nut commercial and maritime advantages supe rior to those presented by any other south of Chesapeake Bay. The climate is healthy—the water pure Further particulars, with maps, etc., may be hnd at the office of tiie company. 00 Broadway, New York, or of Mr. John Brooks. Agent, Brunswick. Georgia. WM. CHAUXCEY President. Thomas A. Dkxtkr, Secretary. nov30 needle worked Sleeves aud Bands, embroidered Hand- kerchiefs and Collars. Irish IJnens. Birds’-eye Diapers, Eng lish Long Cloths. Flannels, Hosiery. Gloves and Ribbons.— For sale fry n30 DaWlTT ft MORGAN. B UTTER AND CHEESE—26 kegs selected Uoshen Butter, 100 boxes white and colored Cheese, received per steamer and for sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft 00. B RANDY—26 half and 20 quar Otard. Dupuy ft Co’s Brandv. and *61, of our own importation. Iai 20 quarter pipes dock and pale ~ 1 r. vintage* of 1M6. ’49, ’50 . . landing and fur sale by _ 8CBANTUN, JOHNSTON ft CO. J U8T 1.ECE1VKD per steamer Augusta, a full supply of strictly prime Goshen Butter, afro, choice Butter, 4 lb* for $1. fair Butter, 6 fte for $1, for sale by o«t20 - W. O. DICKSON. K ERSEYS—Just received a lot of Heavy Korse/i which complete* a fine assortment, offered as low as cau be bo bought in the city. novle KEMPTON ft YEF.ST1LLE. C ORN® BEEF AND PIG PORK-Jaat received 16 half bbls Haw’a Corned Beef, 16 bbla and half bbls Pig Pork. For sale At the corner of Broughton and Drayton at., by dec3 DAVID OHMNNQL J JAY—20 bales Hay. landing per schooner Xarragansett, . for sale by nov30 BRIGHAM. KELLY & CO. P OTATOES—60 bbla Potatoea, just recoived and for tale by H.K. *—* . WASHBURN, Agent. T IMB—100 bbla Lime, now landing from scbr E J Talbot, XJ for »ale by d4 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft OO M ATS—Sea Grass. Oil Cloth, French Willow and Shaker Table Mata, lor sale by - ...in * T tv mmva J. P. COLLIN8. H AY—118 balsa prime Eastern Hay, landing from brig MontloeBo, for sale by BRIGHAM. KELLY ft QO. Brig Nortliman from Boston. jpOTATG&t, ONIONS ftc- ,. V _A0 bMs Metc*r aud tri^re Potatoes! 60 do re.1 nnd white Onion*. 100 bit tiw# 2fi cases Table Salt, 150 bx* No 1 and We foaa and for salo by «>ct8 IIchaIOMHK-JtHINMtN ftCUJ P 'om6lvTTD”APm5» bbli Northern poUtoel • n " n - r “ ,al ' bJ wunos moral OCKLAND LIME.—1200 (Vki KocklsndSloii* U«| 111 ili'U»tff,uo* be* .... «l- fry E O-.RLN ft DD'SBJ G round iiTakif.r—ja biu <i ing from the Brig Nortliman nov8 - B UTfERANir CHEEvK-Mfirkin* Butter, 60 bu W ^received per steamer and for ,, 0N 4 poTllI C ODFISH. MACKF.RF.I.. kt^4 hM» ^ JJJj: j bbl* extra No 1 Mackerel. 10 do boxes scaled do. For sale at the «»«' . Drayton street*, b.v deed jiA>H»_n_ : —. | H AY—100 bales prime Eastern Uaj 1“ *>« *^ B “1 by nor22 fjACON—60 hlids Sides. 25 do .-lionl len,,W IJ laniUntrnm ctaSeTA® 4 T WntJcEn'“J , *" A ita Ulon,> grait MAGAZINES, *e ; ^ H ARFEIl’S M,gMfi*elorFMe» , »ri FnlflW* f for December. , Gleasou’s Pictorial Illustrated >e«. Eva May. the Foundling, or the tocret novel. Received and for sale by m'conrmi P t ” f3 ° —-—rr^rupa* S UPERIOR OLIVE OIL—A oil., on. iu.uto .rUd. r.t ubi. »»• rajst ed, and for sale by ’ BUTftR AND nov9 FSI nov9 QUPKRF1NK Black OoUtiFnwb S. ; , | f', J u“„cl.g. UCKWIim—Inbbl>.WO b y^J“ nUCKWHRAT-In bbls. hsii 15 eelved per steamer Alabatns.^^^y k WATff norfl rrXSTSsa*'* DAGIS HAMS ASM UWAJ "ft K ii bUl tat Urf, «•!.•* •»' 1 jfcUAHuS » W® nOTATOES-SO bbli *-£- r « J-g-grCwl 1 T^IOUR—100bbl,BAjOrnbr. HR... LilrteTo U-afUrd.for sal* kf CONN’B^L^ TCMMIun.IcJ-K'***’ crapo*. love and bv MOpW* kc, ju*t reccired and for **'« D -‘ pjWlTTft ^r^ JJ landing ami for ule by nR tfiHAlI- nor30