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- „ j4»:tbo toot or pobllo opinion lo otbor ooto.
ootoltloo’oottijqaottlonof ponorol oooooro.—
BotboTOrtonotolp fot tbo odllor of Iho Jtm, bo
la In that poAllIbn lO fftfOCB tO the
IVaerfrrereffalr. The cbly eommeut he bed made
upon It hlmtelt wee «n opology for the tnfreetton
of the Uw,end an Indtreel blow at the Republican
lbr pursuing the oppoilte bourn, while In hit at-
ta»pte to ahow “the tono of publto opinion in
ether ioambnltlW," he bee been careful to extract
only from inch paper* a* epproeeA end defendoti
the illegal proceeding! Under inch a elate el
fkata it wonld be not a little diffloult for honest men
to penoa'da UtemeeWea that the editor** own par
ticular “tone of opinion** waa In exact harmony
with Util which he Is oo anxious to promulgate,
and Uiat ootwUhitanding the little shuffle In his
artiele of yeeterttay to gel out of eueb a position.
The-Yen* speaks or our boiog “elated by the
commendatory notices or the northern press.** We
bare'seen nothing of the sort* though wo under
stand perfiotly the ohjsct of tbo allusion and ap-
priclat* the motiro that prompted it. It is iho
favorite resort of demagogcea when they havo not
truth^pd Juftiee.to sustain them. Wo aro Indif-
fervnt to all such appeals. Wo shall not nbBndon
truth and right, nor fear to assert them, though
ereryAhajuionistin New England, with Sntan
himself at their bettd, should unite in approving
our position. He who would, is unworthy tho
name of a won.
Counell Last Hight-Veoper Gas-Tho P. lice.
Two matton of public interest catno beforo Council
last night, and both were disposed of.
The Mayor waa authorised to contract with Messrs-
Firrcll k Bra, for lighting Cnrrytown with Vesper Gas,
to the extent of twenty lantps, to bum every night that
the moon does not slilno clearly, tho city to furnish tho
poets and lamps, and pay tho contractors $20 per annum
for each lamp. This will prove a groat convenience to
our Cnrrytown Mends and wo think tho city has acted
wisely in patronising so valuable an Invention.
The new Police law, Introduced at tho last meeting,
waa taken np and passed, with a single amendment re
ducing the pay of tho Chlor to $1,600. Wc think this an
error, u tho services of an efficient officer cannot bo ob
tain -d fi r tho amount. Tho following Is tho law as it
stands:...
Police Ordinance.
fec.l. Heitor.I.lnr.l, kc~ That from and after the pas-
ilotof this onllnance, tho Special Pollen ortho city of
bivaunah by day and night, shall lw dismounted, and
perform the duty on foot, except when detailed for spo-
dal or mounted duty by tho Captain of the City Police,
under the order sud directions of the Sluyor of thu t i ty
of Savannah. .
it further ordained, That tho officers of tho
ty Watch shall consist of a Captain, who
ntmuunl salary of fifteen hundred dollars;
inant, who shall rocelvo an nnnunl salary
.«d dollars, of a Second Lieutenant, who
11 reodv* an annual salary of eleven hundred dollars,
and of fhreo Sergeants, each of whom shall receive an
annual-ffUanr of auven hundred dollars; that the Captain
and lieutenant* shall fornlsh their own horses—tho city
to furnish the hprses for tho Sergeants, and to feed all of
8ec-8. Be it farther ordained. that the City Marshal,
upon giving flro days’ public notice, shall sell at public
■ale, all of the Police Horaca, now owned by the city, ex
* " * ~ y the net proceeds of such salo
PORTRAI
(mow rmunupi
Daguerreotypes Magnified to Lifo Bite, and comotlj
eex>xsB xsr exx. eexe&s.
. oATMPAimiW ouAiuimiieo.. ■
Itf Koomi—rirrt I(ohm. W,iI .1 ilia M.nboil Hoo»
8..»nn.h,Pm.EM. IMP If J«o»
I. 0. S. M.
SI VI VI AKA ■
Tho regular meeting of DeRohan Lodge,
No1 ' *• 0B ’ M » will bo held This Evening,
at 7 o’clock, and ovory Friday Moaning
hereafter. Members ara requested to bo punctual Id
thstr attendance.
By order Of tho OHAND COM5IA14DBR.
Oiuatss J. Wnrra. Secy. 1 Aeofil
TO RENT:
I An upper Office, In Joneo* new Building. Ap
ply to BOTH WELL k WHITEHEAD,
dec 24
. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
m«rn.L HK BOLD. on Oooabaw Is and, Tuesday,
Tv January 21th, IS 0, all tho panehajde nroporty
belonging to the estate or Mary It. Blmmona, deceased,
•onsliUugof Mutes, Hog*; a Hun lot ofCaitle, a Boat,
1 Nat. anu various other articles. Term* ou tho day.
dec 21 K. OAI*. Ad mV.
COFFEE!
^ 000 fl BAU8 cr Co/f^. caritonf the schooner
tarnliv
uec24
Wotsti, leotn Rio Janeiro, for
WEED, UmIMWKLL k CO.
HOUSEHOLD
COAL!
A HMALL Supply of very superior IIOUSKUOLD
COAL, la now landing from British ship Bhandon.
at Kane’s wharf. It will I e sold In Iota to suit purchas
ers, at the rnto of ho von Dollars per ton of 2.240 lbs.
Cash reonlred upon delivery or orders at the Counting
Room, fur quantities levs than two tons. .
dec24 14 ANBMKWwitW A CO.
,W. H. WSMIjlO.
IM.IlMjth.lA.I l.»|tio«.r
THH NHW Onj,H^B
English Opera Company.
Friday Hvenlng; Doo. 2Atb| 1B8S,
WUI bo given, for Iho last time, Verdi’s Grand Uomat.tlo
Opora, In four nets
1L TROVOTORE.
Saturday Kvenltig, last Night of Ilia Opein Troupe,
whou will bo performed, for tho last time In Savannah,
the boantlful Operatta, MIDAS, Miss Durand as Apol
lo, with Urohatu'a burlesque of l’O-OA-HON-TASf
Miss Georgia ItoJion as Pocahonfas.
Kf Por partlonlare see small Mils.dec 24
’MARCH A NT’S
vAissnst
ST. ASDHEW’S HAU.
For Two Nights Only*!
STRAKOSCH’S
G-rand C ombined
ITALIAN
OPERA AND CONGERT
COMPANY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY HVBNINUS, Dec. 24tli and
2Mh, 1868.
SEED OATS,
for Sale.
P RIMS Black Prince Edwards’Island, of the lineal
quality over grown.
"er24 hOI'EHT IIABBH8HAM A80N8,
500
IIA V.
BALKS aolected Northern Hay, for Mile l*y
ItUBKKI' 11A It K Its IIA vl A SONS.
8PLBNDID ILLUSTRATED
GIFT BOOKS for- THE HOLIDAYS.
B URTON’S Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor.
Burn’* Poems aud 8»ngs. an cntiiely uew edition.
Appleton'- Cyclopedia o( Drawing.
Poetry un*I Picture* ,‘rom Thoiuns Monro,
Idfn of Sir .lolln Fnl-ialT. IPiiitraird; by Crttikshank.
Perry* Itel qnei,,f Anrleiit Kuglhli Poetry.
Sterne’s M-ntlmental Journey through France and
K- 'end
Tho Munich Gallery, Dnely illustrated, with 200 steel
ei gra in *■
The Drcrdin Ga'lery. with nearly 200 engravings.
Thi tei'ila Gallery, wuh 200 rum stool ongravlnga
Ge is«fBrlli-h Art, coiislstiug of oiiginal literary
cont ■•111100*111 Poetry ami Pro-e.
The Works of WilHsm Hogarth.
World Noted Women. I Republican Court
WoUieo or Beauty. | Court of Napoleon.
A Gallery of Famous English ami American Poet*.
Satiliath Ikdl* Chimed l»y the Poets.
01 rietmas with tl e Poet*. Odes and Sonnets. Tho
Prince or l’enco The.Stratford Galleiy. For sain by
■he 24 .1. 0. M. WA I’NOOK. 16(1 f’onirrera et.
cep ting nine horses, and pay the i
into theCliyTrpoaury.
Sec. L- Be Ik further onhuned, tl
Sec. A-Be Ik further onlnlmd, that the Central Railroad
A Banking Company of. Geurgia mIuiII liavo jwwer to aj>-
point a Ilk and proper person, subject to the approval of
the Mayor, tone stationed at their Depot, who shall tnko
the same oath end give the same bond ns required of tbo
privates of (lie Special Police, by day and by night, and
■hall be satyect to perfonn tho duties to bo proscribed by
■aid Company, shall receive from sold Company such sa
lary aa aald Company may deem proper, and bo otherwise
gatyect to conform to nil tho rules, regulations nnd ordl-
naneea governing tho City Police and City Watch.
The city of Brunswick has subscribed to $50,000
•tock in v lh'i‘Msoon‘nnd Brunswick Kiilroad, sub
ject to the approval of tbo voters of the city.
Coopantlv*. Statement of th* Foreign Exports of Colton
ftoa the UaUeoBtates, from September lit, In thefolllowins
Tears:;- . 18M-’59. UJ37-*68. 1R56-W. l8W-'i3
To Great Britain......^ 4V4.767 298.771 56«,4W 446.9I3
“i Franee^.. 726.775 1UI.T40 U6.I2J ICS.K.H5
»ether foreign porta, linnse 27.012 86.912 116.741
——* eOSJSSI 175.435 481.520 728,800
m.. 1M3.231 W7.Hl 12:9.035 13-fl.MS
M ,
. «>7A62 487^7*
tOt 742
Comparative Iteoelpte, Exports, and 8teeks of Cotton at tbe
Port of SavaaBah, from 1st September to date.
ExporUi Steele.
.Ill,IW ..., M .... M ........47,t 16
.icn,«i ..47.n1
68.181 47.221
M.6SI
74.332..—~.....«.^..63,M3
... 68.W3 .8.3.102
,..128 292......... 62,911
...112 R44.«»... w „.„.-..«t.5?7
83.918 28,.Vi
169,188 - 72.878
NEW HOOKS
T HK Hanks ot New York, their Dealers, thcCIrar-
Ing House, nnd the PatiU-of 1857, with n AnaucUl
• hart, and 30 llltmtMlions : by J S Gibbons.
Meta Gray, or What Slakes Home Happy; by MJ
Molntoth. For a-ile by
dec 24 J. Q M, WAItNOt’K, 160 Congress st.
C UIOICK TOBACCO—Sugar P.ar, Eudont,
/ Caw's Jenny Lind, and Dtnmrcnslllsde Chewing
Tidmeco. also, 10 l-alew of i lie cclebraied Kllllcklnck
■*moklng Tobacco, warranted superior to any “inoklng
Tol ivc«* in use; also, Murvciinum Pipes nnd Smokers;
net received at the Apothecaries' Hull, corner Brough
■n and Barnard sts.
STEWART It IJUTLKR.
F 1
|Ott THK TOILET.-A very auprtorC^
__ h ghe; rreih Pomades, French. English and A-
morlcan: Fancy Snap,, |„ great variety; Hair, Tooth
«nd NallfBruelies, to bo had at
dec 94 8. |i. BRANTLEY k CO.’S.
■jltbPAUATiONH FOlt THE HAIR.
H. Brantley’s Ttlcopherous, Barry’s do, Phalon’s In-
vignrator. Wood’s Itestoratlvs, Wnhpriie, Mrs Allen’s
Kestnier, Lyon’s Katl.airon, kc„ fre«h and genuine, at
dec 24 8. D. nilAN'TI.KV k CO.’S.
H AIR DYKv.—Hitziu’r. Christodurus, Jayne’s
and Batchelor's, to be had at
dec 24 S. D. Il.tANTLKY It CO.S.
F OIL INVALID*.—Superior Mmlelin nnd Port
wines. Cognac Brandy, BlnlngerV a-dCharh*’
•in: for sale by' 8. b. DIIANTLKV A CO.
doc 24
C ABINET CMA9IPAGNE—Half pints und
qniats,for*aleby A. MINIS.
•Ire 24
W
IN E*.—eauterue ntni«.Inrtt Wines, for sale by
dec24 A MINIS.
C HAMPAGNE,—lleldwlck A Co. Champagne,
pints and qu irts, for sale by
dec 24 a. MINI 4 .
JIAKEYE POTATOES—ltd) bids, f.rsdo.
dec24 A . MINIS.
UADRIRA And Shurry iVines, In cases of one
LvJL Xon tacli, for eala by
o 24 A. MINIS.
P LANTING POTATOES.—20U bids Yolliw
Planting i’atn'tuea, in store and for rale by
dee 21 SU’IfT A PETRR80N.
AARON WII-BUtt,
General Insurance Agent,
In mV 6TRKKT, SAVANNA 11,00.,
I* again prepared to attend pereonally, to all Fire or
Life Insurance Bneljeta that may be ofTered, and to
place tbe Rhkr in OflOD COMPANIES, ae lam Agent
for NO OTIIHR8—the staUnieutef any paeon to the
T notwithstanding.
ranee effected on Cotton In Wnre Houses and
, Stocks of atercheLdlse and Buildings, at the
wsnal rates of other Bond OrmpanlM. nnvlO
attr, jpftraWjSatfiic
rN’STJBAJNTCE,
jx nit rptinwiao
PORDC
E GG NOG MACHINE* - For Rita lit tho Al
bany Store Auency Htid llouso Furnishing Hstab
stimant, Hodgson's Block. E. 0. BEACH,
den 24
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE INS.CO.
CITY FIRE N SURANCE COMPANY.
MERCHANTS’ INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
> Combined Oaab Amts, $1,660,000.
. $40y000 lieu ox Ok« ntsx.
A, WILBIIR. A-rnt,
angV3 111 Ray street, 8avannah. Ga.
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TESTI
HFOEMAN, CLARK k CO.’S
GENUINE GOD LIVER OIL
Has b-#o r 'proy*d by twelve years* experience tbo beet
remedy for Cpmtwrnnx, Pcaorut a, Ao., and Is recom
mended by tbe mnet Eminent Physicians.
CAUTION.—Beware of preparations pretending to
possess the properties of the Oil Its concentrated form,
aa many of them are worn* than neelee*. Tbo Poaa Oil
baa been fotfad.to act better, and have more speedy ef
fect, than any Jelly or other preparation of it.
UBglrts gcnsr-llr itm**
L.EA & PERRINS’
WOBCEStIrShTrE SAUCE;
EXTRACT
nf a Letter from a
Medical Gentleman,
At Madras,
To Ills Brother,
at Worcester-
M42,1861.
“Tall Lia * Pcaaixa
that their 8AUCK Is
highly esteemed In In
dia, and Is, In my opin
ion, the mo«t pa lata-
table aa well ae the
most wholesome Sscca
tbqt Is made."
i JtreFonhl New York
--J* obtained by LEA k
r 0^UTER8mRK BAUOIL—
r which having led lo nnmerons
atw requeeUd Jo ae« that the
are upon tbe .Wrapper, Label,
against any one Infrlng.
At. - SgoHouf Banes,
™ M
• A gwu for the United States,
" scan & Boor,
)f an* 12-’6H
t Black MORGAN ST A I,
[a* tJply,kind and gen tle,
hainm. This Horn lea
\sa«Esa-
in
Jags; ThenecwMary
i*d by addreesinf ]L C.
L VtilvN MEAL— mm oi shnid Curti .ue.tl, just ro-
J celvud iii store, and for sain by
JAMF.A T. SNIDER A CO.
C lOltN 1 —3,000 buahula in store, and tor sale by
J doc24 JAMES 1. SNIDKIt * CO.
I3REKCH CORDI\ 1,8.— Nuyraux, Ancscttc,
1? Iluile de More, Harfalt Amuur, in l-rge buttles of
ho lltr j each; Jiihi received nnd tor s do by
«03^4 . J. LAMA, 210 Hay street.
Iff AIIAMCHINO do ZARA. an*l Itnhb Orange
YJi AmMiirJitm Curacao: also, Swiss Ab»ynthe d
•i.murd •• Pernod for sale by
dee 21 J. LAMA. 2111 Bay stieet,
French Boots.
Wn havo Just received a complete
nssortmunt of Oe-.t's line |lootn, trom
the celebrated manufactory of Gan*,
Paris, and made cxp;o«s'y for ui.
0 JOHNSON A CO.
dee 6 8
LAND* FOR *ALE.
4 PRIME LOT OF LAND in Appling county, 3d die-
trlct—400 acres.
also:
A lot of 660 ecree In Liberty connly,noir Station No
of the Gulf Hoad. dec23 J. BRYAN.
PRONOUNCED BY
^ *
[.y *Connolssenri
ft 2US
o J*’a6"ir '
Cood Sauce]
AndappUeabtoto
> Every Variety
f OF
.Swill & Peterson,
•moisss,
A'D
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Boy street, corner Whitaker.
Having This Day entered Intoco-partnendiip, forth#
purpose of transacting tho Grocory and Goncr.il Com
mission liusiness, we respectfully solicit your orders.
K. Rwtrr. \ SWIFT It PBTKItVN,
0. W. Pmasox. J Late of the Arm of Swift A Go.
Savannah, Do-cmbur 8th, 1868. 3 doo 23
€r
Swift &■ Petersen,
ROOEH8, AND GENERAL C3MM18SION M1R-
' OIIANTP, offer for eale, on haud and torn rive:
20 hhils Cuba Mo.aeeea
40 bble do do
26 do Hugnr House Molawes
76 colls Hemp Kn|>«
25 bids Butter Creekera
26 do Pmar do
25 do foda do
luO bag* prim > Rio luffes
20 do rlioloi lllu d»
60 mats' 'Id Government Java Coffee
100 lM>xesCleova
60 d‘> English Dairy Cheeao
100 bblrGeorgia Flour
60 bags do dn
30 hlide pi Imo Bacon Sides
20 do do do Shoulders
fto 1)0X01 Family Soap
60 do Palo do ,
60 do No 1 do
100 do Adamantlno Candle*
60 do Tallow do, O’sandS's
60 do Fttrch
60 down Brooms •
60 do Palntol Palls
25 bids Aid Monongahula Wb'*k«y
60 < o NewOrloan* de
10 % cbveta Hyson Tot|
10 efin*'* Oohng do
69 blUPfoHUin
60 do HAII do
30 do Now Or’esns Syrup
SO bhdsuilma NO Sugar
25 bhla A d<i>
26 do It do
25 do 0 do
25 do Yollow do
16 do f A) C-iithed do
16 do Powdered do. dec 23
(SUNDRIES.
A IAIONDS, Walnut*, Braxll, Filberts and 1'ecai ■
Raisins, M Rand Lajore, In boxes
Bunch Raisins, In half and quarter boxes
; • Fig*, lo drums; Currant*. In barrels
Nolmege, Cloves: Cassis, Feppor
. Allspfceand Ginger
Hanjlnee. whole, half aod qnarterhoxnv
YRUPA—Lemon, Ratpl erry, Strewl erry, I’lne Apple
Ch W.0ln««(Mnjwkbnr,'Bnnlf. loloom
Brendyiwine, Oln,WliUkry and Cordial*, do
140 ba*k«ts Cliampagne, assorted, quarts and pints
fdnESSBrate
First Appearance in Savannah, of the Young, Lovely,
and Fascinating,
COUNTESv CORA DE WILHORST,
AA" The greatest Living American I'rlma Donna, "(iff
Tho publlo are respectfully Itifoimed that
Mile. PAflODl, Mad. Db WILHORST,
Mr. SQUIRES, Mudaino STHAKOSCII,
Sig.AMODIO, Sig. LAROCET 1’A.
Sig. NICOLA. Slg.ETORB RAHALI,
MAURICE STHAKOSCII,
Will appenr ns announced on the above nnmrd days, In
Two Brilliant Blnaloal Festivals.
Tho Programme will be the limit intureatingand varley
over olfund In thi* city, and will contain Gem* and Con
certed Piece* from the following Operas and Oratorios:
li in Giovanni, Mai th*,
Tmratnrr, Robert Lo Diable,
Truvlatn, Lo Favorltu.
Pnrlaiitl, Luoretla Borgia,
The Prophet, 8emlrninlde,
Lucia di t^vuimermore, llnrblereof Slviglla,
St. Paul. Creotlon,
EugtNh and From h Pongs and Ballads.
PROGRAMME:
PARI i.
t. Aria, Lncrezla Borgia A mod hi
2. Duett, Trovnlnre. M uie r-'trnkost li, Mr .-quires
3 I’olarra, I Puriiani, ...Ki’ine De IMlImrst
4 Exqnirite Teixettlno, from Mixarl's Immortal Don
Giovanni.
M'lla I’arodl, M’me Htrakorch, Sig Lahocotu
6. “Then you wll remember me," .Mr Squire*
(1. Alt, moil Fil*. from the Prophet M’ile l'urodi
7. The celehrnted Quartette front Rlgole'bi,
.M’me Do Wllhorst,M’nie Strekesch, Squires, Atnodlo
PART it.
8. Aria, IUrbicrodl 81vigll«, *l« Barlll
0. Jerusalem Grand Aria, fruui tho Oratorio, 81 Paul,
M’l.'e I’arodl
10. Ilnett, Don Pn*qua!e, M’me De Wllhorst, Mr r'qulres
11. The colobrated Liborty Duett from IPurltanl,
Sig Amodlo, Barlll
12. Qunrtnor, I Pmitanl, perfo med..,...oy M.Strakosch
13. The lamouvSwlM ...M’me Do Wilhorsl
14. Thu Star Spangled Banner, sung by
M’ile Pnr«dl, M’mo Streknvh
15. The celetirated l’r*yer Yronj Mom** In Egypt, snug
by M’me De Wilhorst, M’llo Pnrodl, Sl'moSttnkoeh,
Mr. S.|tiire*, 8lg Lnboccttl, Sig Amodlo, Sig Barlll,
and Mcola.
Notwitludcndinir the enormous export* 'attending
the eugaat-niciit nf such a lnrge number of reletuatid
Artist*. Mr. MARGIIANTIm* concluded to put theprico
Of a<lnii*«lun at $1, and $1 fO for reserved seats.
4*®- Entire chniigo of Programme on Saturday."®:
Reserved Seats can be secured fur Satnr lav’a Concert,
Thi* Day (Kridav,t at Mr Zogbatim’s Music 8toro.
Door* open at7J*{. Concert comimuce* ut8 oV-h ck.
dec 24 1*
JOHNSON’S
MARINE DIORAMA.
A N Entirely new and utdquo r< presentation of Ships
In miniature, Forts. Light houses, and other high
ly intereetlng place* of Mrch*ni*'n arranged torrpn-
»eut battle* and sea views ofov -ry description, ha* been
manufactured by a Charlestonian, nnd will he exhibited
att'oncordla Hall, opposite Burt’a Ruing Sal on. One
of the most Intereitlug scenes is thehuttlu between tho
I'nnNtlmtlon and flueri ter, which Is worthy of all praise,
Tho whole l« perfected by fine scenery, anil li one of tho
most attractive exhibitions over offered beloielhe public,
dec IS
NURSERY DEPOT, ^
On York Street, Facing the Court Home,
Will bo open to Visitors on and after To-Morrow (Fil-
day), 24th in-t.
A FI’I.KNDID COLLECTION OF
CAMELLIAS
And other
Flowering Plants, Bulbs, &c.,
For snip at Unusually LOW PRICKS.
ALL ORDEKS FOR
Fruit and Ornamental
TREES,
EIlllUIlS, PLANTS, VINKS, fee. etc ,
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
TERMS OASEE.
doc 3 tf E PARSONS At SON.
SKIFF
I S ON HAND, toady to supply tho Million with arti
cles sultublu for PRESENTS. A grout vailcty of
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles,
Of almost every description, too uumerous to mention.
Wo invito ntir|friends, and the stranger, to taka a look 1
ntSKIFK'8 Remember In O' quire for
SKIFF'S JEWELRY STORK,
8IGN f»F THE GOLDEN EAGLE, 120 C0NGRE 4 8 ST-
due S:
tr
Fancy Cups and 8ancora,
T'dlet Bottlae, Vneos, Jewelry Stauds,
Card Basket*. Begnr Holders,
Tutu a Tete Set*, Mutch Safes,
Powder Boxes,
Toy Tea 8cts, Fancy Mug* and Boxes.
Punch Bowls,
And a variety of ARTIOLEB SUITABLE FOR PRES
ENTS, at J. P. COLLINS'S,
dec 2“
SLATE.
U TGNR SLATE, frwn the Ilangur It Plucatnquls
Co.’a Quarry, of different size*, eultablo for roof
ing, and rqu*l In every respect to that imported from
Bales. For salo by
d -017-0 CHARLES PARSONS.
STEAM BOILERS;
FOR SALE.
MTIOUR Boilers, almost new, atttebed to the late Ogle-
V tb irpeSteam Saw Mill: aud all the Machinery, ae
It now i« on the promisee. Apply to
dec 18 W WOODBRIDOH.
SALT.
Q Q Q SAOaH Balt, at tho wharf, for sale
STARK, ALEXANDER k CLARK.
N. 0. GOLDEN SYRUP.
HBLA. and 6e half hhla. for sale by
eJMP bTARK, ALEXANDER k CLARK.
dec 17
Flour and Corn Meal.
1 HACKS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
:i'to do up do,
100 do Fine dn,
100 do Freeh Gron- d Com Meal, Will
be sold low to dote consignment, by
drclB J.W.GAUTACO.
' GARDEN SEEDS.
A ' PULL Supply of Tliorhurn's Sued*, warranted
JM, growth of 1888, Just rocelved and for tale by
JOnN B. 6100KB,
debl$ Gibbon^ h eliding.
W R IIUUHK bill.
jnqLOUIl — 6M,t**«ka of all brauda and grades
--^° r “" VW 7 JAMW I. INIDBB fc 00.
Wo again call tho attention of tho public to the VESPBU GAS LIGHT, and without
adding any tiling of its merits ourselves, wo simply submit tho following testimonials, for
pcrtiBul.
Wo have rented tho Centro Stonr under tho now Masonic Hall, for the express pnrposo
of tho VESPER LIGHT, where tho public, whom wo invite,ono and all, can havo a fair
opportunity of peeing it in operation ovorv night. Tho great cheapness, security and bril*
lianoy of tho Light, recommend it to the consideration of everybody. Every Fixture is
complete in Itself. Tho prices aro from Fivo Dollars, upwards.
Rights for counties, cities, towns and villages in tho State of Gcorgiu, also, tho Fixtures,
in’various styles, for salo by tho Proprietors,
FARRELL & BRO.
Testimonials:
SAVANNAH, Dec. 201b, 1868.
Mrains. PabrbtxA lino.:—Gentlemen : I havo given
your “Vesper On* Light” a fair trial, nnd deem it neces
sary to give you this testimonial In It* favor. I find it
to be a very superior light, both In brilliancy nnd econ
omy, and la admirably ndnntod to tho use of Printing Of
fices, or any place where the use of much light la re
quired ; It is equal, If uot au|»orlor, to any light I havo
iiBdd, I icing less destructive to tho eye. 1 consider It n
capital substitute for tho Coal Ona, with tho exception
that It requires a littlo moro attention inordnr to pro-
duce a brilliant light. I have no hesitation In recom
mending It to tho public. K. J. PURSE:
SAVANNAH, GKO, Dec. 12th, 1858.
MR. W. If. F.umxu—Dear Sir : Tlda Is to certify, that
I havo ono of your Vo* per Goa Lights now in use in my
office, which I thlnk fnr superior to anything of tho kind
I liavo seen, for brilliancy of light, ns well a* for It* clean
liness, nnd la also leas expensive, than any other kind
that wonld give tho snmo light. I would cheerfully re
commend It to the public.
Yours rospcctfolly, K. IIENIIV.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 15th, 1858.
W. II. PARnm k Boo.—Gents: I am using ono or your
Vospor (In* Light*,” nnd nm of the opinion nRer, n thor
ough teat of Its merits, that it is fully equal If not supc-
lor to Coal On*.
Your* respectfully, 31. HAMILTON’.
8AVANNA1I, Dec. 15th, 1858.
Mrshrs. FAnREU. A Boo.—Gents: ARer having used
your Vesper On* Light in competition with tho Coal Goa
of thla city in my store, I find it to lie cvcrythingyoii re
present. I find tlint it costs about ono fourth tho price of
the City Coal Gas, nnd gives equally a* good a light. I
consider it perfectly safe nnd easily munnged.
doc 23 JAME8 P. LONG.
HAVANNAH, Go., Dee. lOtli, 1868.
Messrs. Farrem, k Bro.:—Gentlemen: I have been
using your Ve*|ier Goa Light for some time, anil It af
fords me much measure to say that It has Tar exceeded my
expectations. 1 laving kopt n regiator, I find tho oxpenso
cannot exceed tlireo quarters of n cent per hour, with a
full head on—giving a light equal to any ga* light I over
saw. Tho expense can bo reduced nnd still have a good
light. To those wishing a good light with littlo cost nnd
trouble, I would recommend them to givo tho Vesper
Go* u trial. Very rospectfhlly, Yours,
E. L. HACKKTT.
"SAVANNAH, Dec. 22,1868.
Messrs.Farrell Brothers—Gentlemen: I have now
burnt your Vos|wr Gns in my store In Whitaker street
about three weeks, und am so well satisfied with It that
you will, us Hoon a* convenient, place four doublo
branches In tho store corner of Congress of tho same
description as those In Whitaker. In fact sinco I havo
occupied tho store, which Is aliove four years, I havo been
comparatively In darkness, until I burnt your Vesper
Light. Tho reason why I It Is only ono-fourth tho price
of gas, cun consequently afford a good light.
Yours, respectfully,
CHAH. HASTINGS.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20,1858.
Messrs. Farrkix k Bro.—Gent*: While travelling
through this State wc have constantly used two of your
Vesper Goa lumps. They have given perfect satisfaction,
and compare favorably with tho gas lights, being an-
perlor to sonio nnd costing only ono-fourth to ono-flfth
their prices. ’ c. B. EDWARDS.
F. W. WAIUIEN.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 15th, 1858.
Messrs. Farrell k Bro.—Gents: I nm satisfied with
your Vesper (bis Light, which lins Ikhmi burning in my
store beside the City Coni Gns, and give* just ns good a
light at a much less cost. 1). DUT1IIL.
FROM THIS DATE,
UNTIL THB KND OF MB ENSUING MONTH, '
I OFFER ALL TH AT '
GENTLEMEN’S FINE HATS!
«0f tt)e Best Stairs anti dHtiallta, all JActtntla IPurcljasrt,
ExraiEBsi/sr »eu txcje mxt, tuabe j
FULL 30 PER CENT.
Under Their Real Value
WITH TUB VIEW OF HAVING
A Grand Clearing Out Sale of the Entire fctock, Without Reserve!!
There Is No Mistake about it, tlioy are tho boat aud cheapest HATS over offered m the Savnnimh public. Tlirr
are tbe Finest Finish, considered by all who hare purchnsod—the very l.oit for durability, and moit moderate in
charge. To Planters vl*ltlng.the city, it will he greatly to their Interest to call and examine for tbumselves as
thoy will save from 30 to 40 per cent, by purchasing their Hats of 1
CHARLES HASTINGS,
No. 24 Whitaker Street.
Fino Wool Planters’Hats 60o I Boys* Cloth Caps 2$ c
Kino PeR, (not to be equalled,) $1 00 | Fine .Moleskin Hat*, (fashionable *hajies.).|3 .’0
Atlantic Cable Hats (very host rnako,) ,f l 25 Very bret made Hat.. » on*,],;
Plrcolomlnl, (nil the rage,) fl 25 | at other (tores for 500
nor 24
CHRISTMAS
GOODS!
T HE Attont’on of pnrclinser* Is called to tho follow
ing appropriate HOLIDAY GOODSl
Cnivcd Wood llread [Mutters, will: Kuivus
I'niicy Plate Warmers
I Willies’ Dressing Case*
Gentlemen’s Dressing Chios
Rich T'oltet Chamber Sets
Bronze Tea Kottlcs, on stand and lamp
Liquor • uses
Gentlemen’* Tool Chests
Children's do
tattle*’ nnd Children’* Fancy Baskets
Rich Silver Plated Ft ts
Do do do Mugs
French C< ffco Machines
* Fancj Four Warn t-ra
11 tied and Britannia Ice Pitchers, now designs
Cigar Cases
Ladles!Cushioned Sewing Chairs
Plated Table and Tea Knives
Plated Dinner and Dos ort Forks and Spoons
llobby Horse*
child ecu's Wheel Barrows
Toy Bedsteads
Roys' Carta
Baby Jumper Chnira
Kc|a«or Cases
Fancy Match Safes,
And many other beautiful and usMnl Goods, for this
week’* especial call*. Recollect tbo place,
BEACH'S
House FurnLhi g Kstnbl'xbuient. Rroughton street,
dec 22 Next to coruerof Hull.
FOR RENT.
I A desirable Brick D«|-elling, in Broughton, be
tween Jefferson nnd Barnard street*. Applv to
dec 13 A. MINIS.
FOR RENT,
BY J. BRYAN & SON.
■jJWfr First class three story Dwelling, oh Taylor st.
M l do two tlo do “ Charlton st.
JBuULA convenient Dwelling, corner Liberty and Dray
ton *treer*.
With a variety of City Property, nnd Lots, for sale, at
low RATES. not 23
XVII.LIA 111 II. PRESCOTT'S
H ISTunYof the Reign ot Philip tbo Second, King
of Spain—vol •<.
Tliorndaie. or the Conflict of Opinions; by Wm Smith,
niitlmr of AHIe wtdd. JC Urania, Ao.-
Future Life, or Scene* in Another World; by George
Wood, author of Pet r Schlcmlhl in America.
Arabian Pays' Entertainments; translated from the
Merman l y Herb it P Cun I*.
While It Was Morning; by Virginia Townsend,
ta ter* from High Latitudes, being some account of a
Voyage in tbo Schooner Yacht Foam, 85 0. M. to In
land, Jnn Mayen, and Spitzbergen, In 1850; by Lord
Dufforin.
Bilnd Bnrllmens or 'he Story of a Sightless Sinner,
and bis Great Physicum: by Rev Wind Hoge.
Christmas Hon a; by the author of 'Ilia Homeward
Path. Beginning and Growth of tho Christian Life, or
the Sundny Srhool Teacher.
Palestine, Past and Present, with B'ogrnphlcnl Liter
ary, and Scientific Notices; by lt«v llonry 8 Osborn. A
U with original Illustrations, and a New Map of Pules
tine.
Hnnshlne, or Kate Vinton; by Harriet B McKcovcr,
author of Twilight Musing*, kc.
Quaint Saying* and Ibdiigs concerning Luther; col
lected and nrmuced by John G Morris, D D, author ol
Tho Blind Girl « t Whltenberg, Ac. Received by
dec22 JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
BST'sliHEUMATIC REMEDY.-
Tlilais a purely Vegetnblo Medicine, and wo can
give tho best c.ty references ns to its efficacy. Prlco 81
1 er bottle, and sold only by
STEWART It BUTLER.
doc 22 SR corner Hr -sit hreii nnd B »*nurd st*.
Maillard’s French
FOR 8ALE nY
ROSS & CO.
KSl’ABLISHKD IN 1849.
90 Ann Street, New York,
BILLIARD TABLES!
L DECKER’S
Pure Elastic Combination Cushions,
ADAPTED TO WOOD. SLATE OR MARBLE BEDS.
Patented November Oth, 1858.
T IIKSK Cushions aro so constructed as to combin'
all tho principles required for a pehfzct Billiard
Cushion.
Tho material used In tholr manufacture strengthens
tho faco, nnd at the same time renders it mure elastic
than tbo Rubber Cushion. All the so called Improve
ments In Billiard Cushions wore mado with a view to
thin result. Tbo Cork nnd Leather. Steel Plato, Whale
bone, Psstebonrd nntf Gntta Porcha foclngs havo been
tried and fall to give satisfaction. They havo succeeded
in point of strength, but failed In Klnstlrity trad Dura
bility In endeavoring to Strengthen the faco of tbe
Ci»bion, they destroy the Elasticity of the Rubber—a
pioperty so essential In a Cushion, and without which a
truo angle cannot be obtained.
Head the following Teitimoniale:
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 25th, 1858.
Mr. Lxvi Decker:
Hr:—Enclosed plosseflndcheck for$0 CO-tbe amount
of Iniurxnco on our Tables. We have got them up but
h short time, and they are doing very well. Wo have
somo “Mar players” bore, who say that they are tho
best Tables thoy ever played npon, and that thoy are the
best iu Georgia. Yours truly.
SILVKY It DOUGHERTY.
Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 81 it, 1863.
SIr, Levi Decxrr:
Dear fir:—Tho Tables havo been received, and aro
now iu running order. Tlioy give entire satisfaction,
and are much -nperfor tnany bore.
Kivu new Tables of O'Conner’s make have been put
np here, aud Judges say that yenra are much tho beat.
O.«oof the ownorioflno new O'Conner's Tables, after
seeing yours, bn* offered bis for salont a sacrifice.
Yours, respectfully,
EUGENE DEEBE.
I can apply My IMPROVED CUSHIONS to old wood
ed Table*, and will warrant tbum to give satisfaction.
UBLIG ROOMS fined with Rostwn< d.Btainwo d.Oak,
r Mahogany of tbo f.noit quality, without extra charge
or choice *1 wood.
For private naa I have six different alzea to anlt any
slziid room—prices vary from $160 to $401, accordiug to
Ize.
COMMISSION MKROHiNTP. or gentlemen having
rdera from tholr fi Ion I*, can be supplied at one day’s
Tbo material used in my Tables Is warranted to be of
tli* finest quality, and the lumber properly reasoned. I
will engage them to stand for year* without repairing.
tier* by mall will receive prompt attention, and I
■ III warrant the Tables lo^b tho tame aa II purchased
In 1 ertoo. L. DECKER,
Billiard Table Maker, 00 Ann atreat, N. Y.
doc It 3mo
S UOAlt ANWMOL,ASSES—10 hhd. cholc., lo
do Pair Porto Rico Sugar,
10 bhds choice New Orleans Sugar,
Ml bids Smart's A and B Clarified Sugar.
40 do dn Oru»hM and Powdered Sugar,
60 do Baltimore 0 Clarified do
do Wait India Molasses,
16 do and 26 liatfbbla New Orleans Molaaaes,
60 do Sugar House Syrup. For aala by
dec28 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
I MPORTED LUlUOIU- 6 half pipe* Dark and
6 do Pale Otard,
Dupuy k Co Brandyofonr own importation. Vint-
MM 1848 to 18W,.
r • BiB*" 1 Mader Swan Holland Gin,
2 pdbeheons Scotch Whiskey,
2 do Jamaica Rnm,
I ‘ do 8t Or lx do Vnraaleby *
dnc28 ■ BnRANTONAJOnWTON. .
ALT—Now lamlliiK frotnVhlDEdmti ~ 1
fur m!b ta int 1 , by '
doom”: *.• .. BRIO HIM, BALI
TO RENT.
PARTICULAR NOTICE!
Great Clearing Out Sale!!
AT ASTONISHINa SACB.IPIOES.
I
Avery desii able re.iid>-nca iu tbu Southern part |
jjjM of the city, Brick House, two stories on n Bsae-
ment. with good uut-buildlng* on a tat 120 feot
hep. Apply to A. Wfl.llUR,111 Bay-st.
nov 10 Next to Morning Now* Office.
TO RENT:
m mm
#
ALL THOSE BEAUTIFUL
©f tljt Ucrfl RntcstStiilcu,
RECEIVED BV THE LAST STEAMER,
WIIjXj BX1 BOLD WITHOUT RBQBIt.VI3,
Owing to the lateness of the senson, at the
M A two story Brick ll"ns<>. on n high basement,
on Stale street, between Price and Habersham *•*.,
containing eight rooms, beside* the basement.—
Rent low. Apply to II. F WILLINK.
v 27
tr
TO RENT:
Tbo Store formerly occuph d* by J. P Collins, In
Penfleld’* Range, on Bryan Mreit Tho tonemenl
JLufiLls ibreo story high, and 9d fret deep.
Tho Irni Freni Store. No. 118 Broughton street—are
ranged fora Dry Goods Flore. Apply mi
sept 28 tf F. II. OltME. Hrencbton street.
1V1RS. HASTINGS,
JORNER OF CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STREETS.
FOR RENT:
A Desirable Counting Rooms in l’udolford'a Build-
■ lug. Apply to
B. -1.117- PAPKLPOttn. FAV A
Central R. It. A Hanking Co. of Geo.
SAVANNAH, PRO. 2d, 1868.
A N Election for Nino Directors, to servo for tho en
suing year, will bo held nt tbo Company’s Bank
ing House, on Monday, 3d January, 18W, between tbe
hours of 10 A. M., and 2 1’ M.
dec 2 td GKO. A. CUYLBlt, Cashier.
Central Hall lioadlfon )
SAVANNAH, DEC. 15th, 1868./
Transportation of Guano and other Manures, !
aud of Lime aud Salt, for Agricultural Pur
poses.
H RRKAFTKR, Gunno nnd other Manures, nnd Unio
und Suit, forngilcullural purposes, will bn (runs-
ported to all points «n the Centre* *
THI GREATEST I0Y1ETI,
IN STYLE AND DESIGN! 7
,VILL BE FOUND AT PRICES WHICH WILL ASTONISH THE BUYER!
Mrs. Hastings never keeps an Unseasonable Stock on hand. She is determined to sell
tetween this and Christmas, at ANY PRICE.
Ludies! please call and examine for yourselves. Ladies wishing to trim their own Bon-
iels will find it greatly to their advantage to call and purchase their own material.
Beautiful French Flowers, 25 cents per bunch.
Elegant Ruches, four rows for 25 ceuts, two rows for 12j.<c.
AH othcr Goods, equally good, in proportion.
MRS. HASTINGS.
nov 23 tf Corner of Congress and Whitaker Streets.
- - .... . Ho d and Hosd to I
_ . (ton. at two dnllsrs per ton, of 2,000 lb*.; provided, I
at least 10.000 pounds (a car loud) Is <ff«-red ut ono timo. I
Tho South Western Road will carry to all points on Its ;
llu* nt ono dollnr per ton. of 2.u(l'i pounds, if at toast -
10.000 pound* tie offered at ono time. !
Partlrs, to avail tli»m*elvesc.f the advnntneo ol till* .
regulation, must give notice when they begin to send u |
lot of Manures. &o., of tho quantav intended to bo
sent, and must satisfy the Superintendent that the Ma- !
nuros are no’ for salo. but strictly for Planters' use, at i
till* regulation Is into' ded for tho benefit of “ that clast !
only.” GKO. W. ADAJIS, UonT Sup’t.
EXTENSIVE STOCK!
FALL AND WINTER
CHRISTMAS BOOKS.
A VAiilED Assortment of beautiful Work*, with i
Illustrations of thn hlgbeit character, in extra
binding,suitatde tor Holiday Present*.
Women of llrati’y. from Smieraml* to Eugenie, a
Portrait Gallery of Female Lovelinres; by Frank H Good
rich— I0 fteel Engravings; quarto, bound iu Turkey
morocco, oxtrn.
Gallery ofF.ngllsh and American Poets, with an In
troductory Essay: by Henry Coppee, with 100Steel En
gravings, in tbo first style of lire nrt—quarto,Turkey
morocco.
Tho Strntforil.Gallery.or iho 8hakepenre Sisterhood—
46 Ideal Portraits, by various eminent artists, bound in
antique morocco, roynl 8vo
Amorlcnii Scenery, illustrated, in qnarto, with 32 en
graving* on steel; by P A Richards.
Tho Oriental Auuu tl, with uumerous engravings of
Knstorn L fo and Scenery.
The Atlantic Souvenir, with lz elegant portraits.
Tbo Floral Keepsake, or Languagu of Flowers, illus
trated with 30elegant colored engravings—quarto, Tur
key niororco.
The Josephine Gallery; by Alice and Phoebe Carey—
illuatratod with eight portraits, In color*.
Favorito English Foots o| tho two last Centuries, un
abridged—illustrated with upwards of 200 cngiaviugs
Gem Book of Rrltiah Poetry; by B Q Goodrich, elo-
gantiy illustrated.
The Frmalo Poets of America; by Thomas Buchanan
Rend, with portrait*.
Tbo Female Prose Writers of Am'rlca; by John 8
Hart, with tortralts.
The Poetical *• nrk* of Rdgsr Allan I’oo, with original
Memoir— wills upwards of 20 illiistratlous, by tho best
artists.
Tho Poets ol tho 10th Ccntnry, with upwards of 130
engravings. Price reduced—In Turkey morocco, elognnt-
ly bound.
Odes and Sonnets, with numerous colored engravings;
by Rirket Forester, and < thers.
Tbe Political Works of Rogers, of Keats, of I!i*bop
Heber, of Byron, of Mooreillustratsd with flno en
gravings, and In various atylesof binding.
The .-nhhatb BellSerlesof Gray. Rogers, Lamb, fco.,
b, elegantly Illustrated, bound in Turkey morocco,
beveled.
Tire Household Book of Poetry; byOhaa A Dana;
Tbe Poetical Works of Longfellow, Bryant, Tennyson,
Mrs Browning, Scott, Campbell, Lowell, Uurus, Popper,
Ac.—pocket millions, in bluo and gold.
‘ -- *** W. THORNR
N. K. BARNUM,
HATTFJ
HAS NOW IN STORE A
COMPLETE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
LATESTSTYLES OF
'EM & CAPS.
Flno Moloiklna.
Do. Bluck Casslmere.
Black, brown and fancy colored Soft.
Men’s nnd Boys' Caps, numerous styles.
Children’s Fancy Goods—a Urge assortment.
ilee 15
! WILLIAMS.
<;iimsiMA>
GUT BOOKS.
W OMEN Of Boatity and Heroism, from Semiramla
to Kngonie: illustrated with ulnetccn steel en-
gravinga—Tnrxey antique.
The8trutf rd Oallerey, or the Sliaksprare Sisterhood,
comprising forty-fire portraits—Turkey antiquo.
A Galleiy of Famous English aud American Poets,
richly II last rated with a hundred stesl engravings—
Turkey antique.
World Noted Women, or Type* of Womanly Attri
butes; by Mary Cowden Clarke, finely llluitratod—Tur
key antique.
Favorite English Poems, of the Two tail Centuries II-
lu-trated by two hnudred steel engravings—Turkey an
tique.
Berlin Gallery, being a sorlrs of Vliwa of Chnrchaa,
Buildings, Monuments, Ac., with selections from the
Itoyal Plotnre Gallery—Turkoy antique
Royal Gems trom the Galleries of Europe, engraved
after Pictures of the Great Masters.
Gems of British Art, with choice specimens of Poetry,
History of Romance—superbly Illustrated.
Finely Illustrated editions of Moore, Byron, BcotL
Hood, Bryant, Burns, Roger, Milton, Campbell, Drydfff,
Thompson, Danto Tasso, Spencer. lleuian.Landon, Long
fellow, Tennyson, Montgomery. Keates, Goldsmith, Ac.
Also, a choice collection of Bibles. Prayers, (Souvenirs,
Annuals, Albums, Port Folloa, Juveniles. Games,Ac. For
■ale by JOHN M. COOPER A 00.
dso 17
Merchants' and Planters’ orders ^filled with e*re and
.'otnptneis, at 150 C0NQKE8S BT.
lip Top Hats
$ AND NO MISTAKE^
9 TIIK LATEST BTYLK AND BEST QUALITY,
At WM. O. PRICWBi
'nov 18 OornerofBntl and Bay-streets.
GIFT BOOKS.
AND
HOLIDAY ST00K1!
w _._, . nriif&S'L. _
iVork Bogo*, and an assortment of other artk]ta>
tie for the Holidays,t j which ta mpectfolly invites.
aiTS PD CAPS,
^ AT KEDVCED PRICES. fl|
No. 1 Silk Hat*. : f4 60
" 1 black L’asilmerllata 4 60
“1 •*. 8oft “ $3 60 to $4 00
Men'aand Boys’Navy Chp» M gi 60
“ " " fine Cloth Capa, from 60c* to ft 25.
All otbar Good* In proportion for CASH ONLY,
bosh that bay on credit mtut expect to pay tb* old
... BKLDKN I. t».
BOV II
A HATS AND CAPS.
QBD. S. NICHOLS.
DRY GOODS
HOUSE.
Messrs. Reed A Carpenter,
lIAVINrf LEASED THE STORE
NO. 140 CONGIUCSS STREET,
(Formerly occupied by Mrsws. Wells k Williaiui,)
ARK NOW RECEIVING
A LARGE AND A TT/lACTJ VB STOCK OF
FANCY * STAPLE
ISYAOtlS,
Including everything usually found in a
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE!!!
iruicu THEY I'llOl'OSE TO SELL
ONLY FOR CASH,
And at Casli Prices!
Believing the CASH SYSTEM to thn interest nf both
Buyer and Seller, we shall adhere strictly to it, sud re
spectfully Invite tire attention of CLOSE CASH BUY
ERS to our 8tcck, which we Intend to keep Cumplrie at
all tlmos. HEED fo CARPENTER,
149 Congress Street-
Savannah, Nov 16th, 1858. nor IT
TITBW CLOTH CLOAKS—At
JJI REED k CARPENTER’S.
iriliBGANT VELVET CLOAKB-At
Jji REED k CARPENTER if
P XCOLOMINI RAGLANS—At
UK ED k CARPENTER’S.
M isses! raglan*s- At
HEED k GARPENrKIPfi.
A LEXANDER'S BEST KIDGLOVE*-
Af HEED & CARPENTER’S.
T HE RICHEST EMBROIDERIES-At
RKED k OAttl’BNTKR’S.
T OOK AT FINeTiIIRTINGS-AI
MJ REED k UAltl’ENrERS-
AND ASK THE PRICE!
PLANTATION GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
CHEAP FOR GASH.
At REED fc CARPENTER’S.
I qLKGANT WINTER SIL^B-At
j nov 17 REED k CARPRNTKR 3-
HAVANA SEGARS.,
I N Addition to my largo stock 6f H*H»**Seg*rM
hare just received a fine lot ol the following braniB.
. II I.. • VI llimn n.uln
Bfovas
Fina.
For sale by
HI Buen Gu-to,
Jackson,
ta Vlorencla ke. ki.
J. LAMA. 210 Hay QtreoL
ULaOK VELVET AMD CLOTII
„C1LANS!!
