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Newspaper Page TextBAVAmfAH, 0A. nTT], paper *8, irl-Weekly « P«r Annum. BY J. L. LOCKE & CO. ~P. W. AIiBXAWDBB. MMMITBi EDITOR. TUfvSUAY MOIWIOT.OOT. SO. 1852. Whig Tlckote. FOB PRESIDENT I WINFIEID SCOTT, of Ntw Jersey. ■ FDR'YICE PRESIDENT: ’ AfUtUM a; OBAUUf, of North Catolfna. ELECTORS FOR TltE STATE AT leARGB } Col. IVERSON L. IIAH-1 JOEL CRAWFORD,orEayly RIB, or Baldwin. EtBOTOBS FOR THE DISTRICTS : • . Iti-Gio. W. WAietrioOTU.i r«b—Tcm** n. Tripp* , AM—lxnT Warren. J Oth—Ira K. Duprkr. 3d—RoW. V. llARhRMA*. |7tt>—N.G. Fostkr, 4th—RobT.W. Bin as. j Btit-Gio. W. Lvari. NmV-VORKOCT.30, J852. Tho great number oforercorts and other thick . By Telegraph to the Bepnblfcan.} iRgcry ono encounters in thowreota, tho hurried* • . . —— , " acvW.a;; 'AnmaanHir • Mr*'W«b«torti Funeral at BNtm« for president: . J. i. CRITTENDEN, of Kentucky. FOR VICE PRESIDENT: CHARLES J. JENKINS, of Georgia. ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LAROB t •II. H, GUMMING, of IUchm’d | RD. Y.H1LL, or Troup. ELECTORS’FOR THE DISTRICTS . I»t-HAWI.TUR W.t>nAap*.,J6ih-N0An 8Taosa. 5!d-W«;MeBabrm; ‘57 ; CUt-Y.L.G. Harris. 3d—WaBIIISOTON P<>6. 'h}WOH* J.PtOTD. 4dt-.WH.LUK 1 Be Fasxw, . 18lh—PntMP B.L*at.«. of pedestrians, tho increasing demand for stores, tho upward tendency in tho pricos of fuel, and fifty other thlngs bceidca tho Almanac, remind ono of thd hear approach of winter. Wo havo nn5 somofro8t,andiniho northern part ol tho Stato, snow hasmsdo its appoaranco, but on tho wholo, Octobor has bohaved horsqlf in a bocomlng man ner, thus far. 1 admire ita pomp and foliage, to- joico in its rush of business, and, "taking U by and largo,” consldor it tho most glorious month in tho year. It is tho month of gamo and glory, politics and partridges, sentiments and *swoet potatoes, to say nothing of gtorioua oystors now in their pulpy prlmo. Tho vellum tinted "shrowsburya" and the paler" East Rivers” and "Saddle Rocks” wax-rat in their caves of pearl, and threaten to buret open tbo doors thereof with tho pressure of their obesity. But enough of this gossip for tho present. Our worthy Governor Hunt, has selected tho 25th day.of November proximo, ns tho dny for Thanks giving nnd Prayer for tho varied blosslngs enjoyed by tho peoplo of this Stato during tho past year. Gcu. Scott left town this morning en route, for Washington. IIo spont last night at tbo Astor, nnd was visited by a largo number of our most dis tinguished citizens. Tho old General is looking exceedingly well, notwithstanding his oxtended tour. He was greeted with groat enthusiasm both on his arrival and departure. Tho Fair of tho American Institato at Castle Garden is crowded Uaily, though there nro very few now features this yoar. A good many of tho old stand bysaro to bo seon which merely receive tho passing glanco of an ancient acquaintance and' are left for more interesting novelties. Tho Indies are in attendanco in great numbers in tho afternoon and find it a very convenient place to criticise each other’s dresses nnd meet their Beaux for tho purpose of a slight flirtation. Tbo machine room is per haps the moat interesting department of tho cxhibl- tion and contains many things of real merit, promt- nont among which is Paine's patent rail-car venti lator. By moans of air injectors placed in tho top of the car and deflecting windows at tho side, a nr»'Webiter*s Funeral at I Charleston, Oct. 25.—Mr. “ ,lr. Wrote*’*, ft at Boston takes piaco Friday. GeneralPi6ro funeral iroolt’is expected'will attend. Tho deepest sorrow per* vadoa throughout tho city, and the funeral ocrorao- nica will bo very imposing. Coasts nrks rskaaiaJ.G0TRMiuaa,raoit Dorros— BHEgfep Charleston market, Arc. CttARr.ESTO.v, Ocr. 25.—Corroir.—Tho transac tions in tho Charleston Cotton morkot to-day, com prised 1700 bales, at extremes ranging from 81 a 10f cents. Prices are still lower than thoy wore on Saturday. About 500 bales of tho above, classed strict fair, were sold at lOjc. * Tho Custom Houso was elosod to-day and the colors of the shipping in port wore displayed at half, Now York Ifforkot. Charleston, Oct. 25.—Tho Cotton market to day (Monday) was easy, and 600 bales were sold at firmor rates. * What shaft the Whigs or Georgia Dot Two shinimf lights of tho groat Whiff party havo . sunk to ri§o-Ko more. CpAY- and Webster, - full ol : yeare and honors, havo'gono down to tho .tomb. To tho last, thejr advocated Whig couservativo principles, and Ittya sufficient proot tho value of thoeo principles, that «ucA men hold unfalteringly • to them. Their examplo, then, is a precious lega- .. cy left totho country. Wo should profit by it, for their principles yet qurvive them. Tho removal by tho hand Of death of Mr. Web ster, involve* the deceuity ou the part of his friends - - , • of tcsolvinghow they will vote under tho circum- continual current of air, thoroughly cleansed from „ stance*. At tho personal solicitation of friends in dust and cinders, is kept up and in the Hottest and Chatham* and of Whigs in tho inferior from whom most dusty day passengers are enabled to keep per- ' wo have heard by tolcgrnph, wo havo substituted fectly cool and thoir dresses are not made tho ro- tho name of J.J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, fori ceptndes for that pock of dirt in tho courtoofa : tKat of Mr. Webster, on the same eloctoral ticket, day’s rido, that is allotted for man to oat in tho • This honored, namo will serve ns a rallying point I wholo course of hia lifo time. It has various other \ for thosb Whiip whb Kavocompromised ihomselvea I advantages, such as deadening tho noise, so as to • by an avowal; that they will not undor nny circum- allow of conversation in tho ordinary tone of voice stances vote for Soorr. and can be used in all kinds of weather. Several For ourselves, wo find an easy solution of this railroads in the Eastern States havo adopted this question. We shall support and vote for Genoral 1 now and novel inventien and have found it perfect- Winfield Scott, and we deem it our duty seriously iy practicable. There are besides in this depart- ’ to recommend to our friends to come up to our aid in I ment every description of odd contrivances for sav- hissnpport. It is not necessary here to recapitulate | ing timo nnd the wear and tear of bone and sinew, tho reasons which render this coarse on our part prop- or and honorable. These reasons will bo found sta ted in full In our issuo of 14th inst. It suffices to say L in a word, that since his nomination was made, the Wholo aspect of affairs has been changed in this: that, whereas ho was then deemed not to bo openly ■ friendly to the Compromise measures, it is now : dearly in proof that he was so then, and is so now; - and that, at the timo of their passage, he was a zealous laborer in thoir behalf, so far as his influ- enco wenu Tho knowledge of these facts fairly ‘ entitle Gene: ol Scott, in our opinion, to a reversal of tbo decision made in Georgia against him. Tho ... opportunity has arrived when it ought to bo raado, day, preceded by the “soul-stirring fifo and spirit- * generously—frankly. He stands, at this moment, | stirring drum f and groups of suspicious-looking >: before the Sooth with infinitely better daims than Mr. Fierce can show. Ho comes to us in bad com pany—true—but nut in worse company than that abolition throng trended by tbo Van Burens, who ! follow the footsteps of Mr. Pierce. There are, no nknlilfnni.to nnrl diafirtnoet mnn Trcmcndouw Gale at Prluce Edward’s Island* Arc. Halifax, Wednesday, Oct 20. We havo accounts from Prince Edward's Islands of a tremendous gale there on tho 15th. A great number of vcssols wore wrecked, nnd twelve sunk at anchor with all hands on board.' Tho galo was also very sovero at 8ydnoy, N. S., and a number of vessels were driven ashore. Numerous vessels were also drivon into Sandy Cove, and soveral wont ashore. Tho following is an extract of a letter in tho Halifax Sun .• Port Hood, Sunday, Oct 17. " Nearly all the Nova Scotia fishermen are de tained hero by the Devastation, for alleged inform ality in their papers—and any vessel attempting to leavo will bo tired into." Eater from Salt Lake* dee. St. Loots, Oct 20th.—Later advices from Utah state that trade at tho Salt Lake City is Very ani mated, and that tho emigrants generally are arri ving in good health. Tho crops havo been abun dant, and there isa largo surplus on hand. Governor Yotmo’s administration gives great satisfaction. Local politics were quiet. 'f Vast numbor of Indiana were collected aboo: Fort Laramie, evincing great dissatisfaction at tin non-arrival of Major Fitzpatrick, to distribute their goods to them. < The Mormons are building a dense dty at Silt Lake, andlho immenso tabernaclo has been-fin ished. The Salt Lake Valley settlements are w- tending in every direction. MBpIWWDA. Ships J. 8, Do Wolt, Bradshaw, and United Kingdom, BLACK CREEK It PIOOLATA. i Tuesday, October 26th, at 10 A. M. The superior stum-packet WM. GAS. I'TON, CapL T. E. Straw, will leave Tuesday I Moasiaa at 10 o'clock, nnd will continue to loave every Tueeday.' E VijXJ Hie rates of Passage by this float nro as follows: Cotter, for this port, tailed from Urerpoolon tho Oth Inst Ship Georgia, Brodla, for this port via Staten Island, was loading at Liverpool on the Slh Inst flarque Texas, Andrews, for this port, cleared at Now* York on the «9d Inst. Schr. D. L. Clinch, Kent, for this port, cleared at Balti more on tbo 23d InsL Brig RobL Spear, Auld, for Jacksonville, Fhu, ssilod (Tom Bath, Me^ on ths 19th Inst Schr. Cicero, Speed, for Jacksonville, Fhu, sailed from Charleston on the 24th list To Darien <0 0U I Plcolata........ .. 98 00 8L Marys 4 50 l'alalka........... 8 00 Jacksonville.. 0 00 j Ulack Crook 8 00 "—freightor passage, apply onboard at Charleston •Packet Wharf, or to OLAQUQRNi For Stoam-l min jwd other lamdimgs oh the ocm vir- GEE RIVER. A ,'Au SCOTTwIII leaVe^as above ring next week. Freight for some received at John- ^ mower wharf. • •• . , kooHO : PRIOIIAM, KELLY fc CO. in the othor departments there is an endteee quanti ty of notions, all pleasing to tho eye and sonte of great utility, but want ofqmce forbids an enumera tion. The cattlo-sbow commences on Thursday, and the Fair will probably cloeo with address, &c., at Metropolitan Hail on the 1st proximo. The arrival of the Crescent City to-day was tho cue for great manifestations of joy on the part of the filibusteros here, at what they call tho noble conduct of Captain Porter and Purser Swrn at Havana. It is needless to odd that the latter gen tlemen have been tho lions of tho town to-day. The " filibusters” have been parading the streets all Tho Boston City Wharf, with ten granite stem thereon, was sold last Thursday at auction frr 1411,000 to Josiah Quincy, Jr. Commodore McAuley was at Valparaiso at loit accounts, and if he remained in port for a fortni^tt longer, be would receive the countermanded or ders from the Government relative to the Guaro affair. It is now said that orders havo been Bent to the Guano fleet not to attempt to tako it, but to seek freight elsewhere, looking to the United States Gov ernment for redress for tho losses incurred thereby. individuals are to bo seen in the vicinity of tho I " Junta Rooms,” 600 Broadway, and the Apollo, I at both of which places meetings are to be .held this evening. There is also a large poster out, announcing a meeting to be held in tho Park this Mile. Lehman, a yonng German lady, (recently from Copenhagen,) said to bo an uncommon artiste, gave her first Concort Jo Boston, Jast week. The Bee speaks of hor performance as having taken every body by surprise, and creating a very favora ble opinion of her powers. Mr. Baring haadocllncd tho dinner tendered him by tho New-York Merchants. doubt. Northern -abolitionists arid dishonest men, ofteraoon. Wboora l of all'classes, who will vote for both candidates. James Wallace, sr., mado his first appearance Those who know any thing ol tho course of events, in America these fivo years, at his own (Lyceum) will merely smile at the attempt of the Democratic theatre, last night, to an over crowded house, as ! party to convince tho honest yeomanry of tho South Benedick, tho "valjant trencherman" in Shaks- that Northern Democrats inherit any more regard peare’a elegant comedy of Much Ado About Noth- (ot Southern rights than Northern Whigs. If | ing. His impersonation of tho character was np- Tho Potomac Savings Bank of Washington has suspended payment for tho present. : Southern Democrats can vote for Pierce, then . Southern ;Whigs can vote for Soon. We objoct, still, and shall over object, to the systom of availa ble candidates; but, if General Scon was con- c sidered available, through his great achievements, it is certain that General Piero was selected for parcntly as fresh and vigorous as it was fifteen years ago. He was greeted with three times three cheers, which fairly made the walls ring again. _ Yours, C. the Supremo Court. Ourselves.—It Is with great reluctanco that we "'vTImr " i. - , i | apologize for the nelected condition of our sheet.— hiy very obscurity. A strango spectacle, Rtrely, to I The dearth of printers in Savannah was probably contemplate, this! Obscurity, or the absence of r any great-public services which would bo open to criticism, is tho Democratic recommendation, while “'the sure reword of acknowledged statesmanship is exclusion from .tho, candidacy. Tho Democratic •rifle which requires the nominees of their Conven tions to receive a two-thirds vote has dono this. Tho descending scale began with Mr. Polk ; whore ; it is to end,it is easy to foresod. Wo say, that if ‘ tho Democrats of the South van accept Mr. Pierce, ^‘wUh his record, tho WhigB can accept Gon. Scott with his. For ourselves, wo do not hesitate. We never so great as at'the present momont, and owing to the reports about sickness and olher causes, wo havonot boen able to apply a remedy .notwithstan ding all the diligcnco wo havo used. We hopo soon to havo threo or four compositors out from New-York, but wo must wait. should havo done this before, had a suitable occa- I 15,000. Pennsylvania Election.—Tbo official returns show that sixteen democrats and nino Whigs have been elected to Congress. Tho democratic majori ty in the State for Judge of the Supreme Court is about 18,000 and for Land Commissioner about Kail-Road Iron to Podetford, Fay Ac Co. Oglethorpe* (6a),'Oct. 89.—The price or Cot on In Oglethorpe la fromO to 0 eta. Receipts are much heavier than thu time last year. doa presented itself. Tbo frags of the shipping in port were displayed yesterday at half mast, in respect to tho memory of I tbo Hon. Daniel Webster. Wo also notice the ' « U. 8. flag at hali-mnst on tho new Custom House. • Tiie Music Store of Messes. Zoobaum &Co. Some years havo now elapsed since wo congratu- ' lated our public on tho establishment ot a new mu sic store by Messrs. Zoobaum & Co. Beginning modestly, aod with little or no display, these ; gentlemen continued on, until thoy havo built up a •_ successful, a permanent, and an increasing business. Thoyhavo now moved into thoir elegant new sloro in Waring’s building, whote every thing will bo found comfortably arranged. This establish ment is well worth a visit, as it is tho nearest thing to a crystal palace, on a small scale, that we havo • in Savannah.. The accommodation of the ladies Mb. Corwin.—Tho Committco appointed at the last session of Congress to investigate tho connec tion of Mr. Secretary Corwin with tho Gardiner claim before the late Board of Commissioners un der the Mexican treaty, havo mado thoir report, in which Mr. Corwin is exonerated of all blame in tho premises. This is a gratifying result, although it is nothing more than what was anticipated both by tho friends of Mr. Corwin and the public at large. It is tho more gratifying that the present decision has been mado by a Committeo composed of a majority of hli political opponents. Two of the three members who signed the report (Messrs. King and Howard) are Democrats and ono (Mr. Chapman) a Whig. Of the two absent members, one (Mr. Johnson) is a Democrat, and the other (Mr. Goodrich) a Whig. It nppeats by tho testimony, that Mr. Corwin sold out oil his contingent interest in this claim, as well as in more than thirty others before the same Board of Commissioners, in which he was engaged The demand wav active and result bales, the bulk of which v« * “ fully established yesterday’s larity. Ordinary 8tf® 0 Fair 10# Middling 0*@ Otf Good Fair It Good Middling. .0X&1O } Good and Fine. .12 .’ ! COTTON ITATaXKNT. Stock on band September 1,1831 bales Arrived since ! Arrived to-day -has been particularly consulted in the new arrnnge- :'ments. Eritering from St Julion-streot on the south , , . „ side, they will find a handsome room dssigned par- ns counnol, eight or nino montho before nny deci- tlciilnrly for thoir owa comfort i while another sion wan mode by tho commireioncre, and won paid apartment on tho notth accommodates articles of ] the f»U purchase money nt the time. He had no tlio trade in which they would take no interest. Between those two apartments is a piano loom, where ladles can try pieces of music without inter-1 ruption. Altogether the establishment is a credit to the city. Our friend Mitchell has looked with a : single eye, during tho summer, totho realization oi this dream. We presume that ho and his comrade . are now gratified, and may their shadows never bo •if interest whatever in tho final decision. It would in no way have affected him pecuniarily whether Dr. Gardiner bad received an award of one mil lion of dollars or hia claim had been entirely rejec ted. d engraving representing tho new Crys- Palaco abouttobo erected at New York, from j the N; Y. Post, may be seen on our Round Table. 1 It is accompanied by a history of tho enterprise, . and a description of the building. Mr. E. C. Roberts, of Plymouth, Wayne county, Mich., professes to havo ascertained tho cause, and a certain cure for the potato rot, and asks tho pub lic to compensate him in case he shall prove his success. Ho says, he has raised fire period crops of potatoes, increased their yield, size and flavor, and has full confidence in his theory. A warrant has been issued by tho U. S. Attorney I in New- York against tho barque Jasper, on which ... „ ... . „ . aho has been seized undor the chargo of sailing un- Amrmm PACKETt.-—Wo ad.ortoJ Iho oto | r0giiur faoMoUy procurod-.ho renter ddy to Bcvcral p.chcla optbr lho Brhtt pore«..on. I bavinBb(!0n gM byt|l ' mMtcr „fth„ YC mei M m Australia. Womghtha £ an American citizen,aa sola owner, wheraaa it il Si“r 0 cgfoa“are C S oll: aad Ac ^ ahe i. ^li^red^Mr^^of Coba. British provinces of North America, a circumstance | Tho Chevalier Hulscmann, a letter from Vienna which Bpeaks much for tho management, and good states, is not to return to the United States, having a. 1 ' M . ‘ . _ . I * I Uaaa n.n.'tif aJ t.lilll .M a(V!aa in iiin U! _ a .. f* qualities of our American ships. , It is a curious and interesting circumstance, to wo ships advertised, with singular regularity, for such a distant quarter of the globe. Wo. refer to utbo lino advertised by Messrs. Wilms & Brun- bade, in our own columns. About the same time • that the packets first began running from Europe to Australia, Wm. F. DuoAN,Eaq. of Now York, ' tie renowned for unbounded generosity in private, .aswoil as for directed enterprises in public lifo been provided with an offico in tho Ministry of Foreign Aflaira in tho Austrian capital. The State and Georgia Railroads. Tho Editor of the Chattanooga Advertiser, who recently passed over those roods, in a letter to his journal, speaks of them thus: "In passing over tho Stato Road on Friday, we vero very favorably impressed with tho substantial improvements which a twelvo month has wrought. New locomotives, new passenger cars, and, for - purchased tho ship Magnolia, and fitted her out in | no8l t of th ,o distance, new heavy bar track, have ta- rwnvtmi.lv unknown for mmh vovniru ken the place of tho old order of things. A ride a mam>« proviporty unknown tar M ch voyage. otcr tiw ‘g ute in p oi „ t ofoomfoil, now com- Her complement of passongere was soon obtained I, pares very favorably witn anyoi our neighboring and tho ship made ready for sea. I roads, but the spcod might bo considerably quick ’■ * ’ '* ' '* J -“***-*• - J ‘ * — --*• •- feeling* i' Ucforo sailing tho proprietor Bproad through the ened without detriment to the passenger's feelings, ' whole length of the botwocn docks, a table covered i M 1,10 ro ! ny * I, “L .a h’ttnn, inviirvtt ‘P.B irack is itnished. At Calhoun a comino- with thechoiccst viands, to which JVore invited the diooa brick depot is nearly completed. At Kings, passongore, that they might drink a bumper with ton another one, of hammer dreas stone, is going up. the friends who hod Come to bid them farewell. At Marietta also a fine depot is in process of erec- Mr. D. has since then placed in the lino, the f the foundation is already .... " lu r^^ nn . laid for a much larger structure than auyoflhoso dipper ships Magnolia Wm. ^ndhingham and nam ed. At Dalton and at Chattanooga prepara- Ascutna. \ On tho 25th of this month will sail the tion is making for tho stmo rejuvenating prowas.— notoniywlth a re- .. —ii.t, 5otu 0 rufercnco to bWp Sac Susa, and on the 25th .of. November, tlio Thrae buildings aro planned ; splendid now ship Glance, of 1JJ00 iona burthen, a f^iJjJ^KeauijL'^ W th *~“‘ u ,u,ureucu 19 model of America’s dippers, unapproachable and - « chides tho above, wo notice that tho work of unsurpassed. .filling up several of tho high bridges is going for- 1 “'anfas rapidly os the circumstances " p * * _ j rri.1 —• - —- J wiifadml& Railroad Iron,—The Br. ship Samuel Morris \ The improvements now going forward on, tho arrived hero yesterday from Newport, (Eng.) ocm-1 ^ 0 /°i^ re .^ 0 ll5 u i? w . 0 _ i y a ^ ^- u aum \ portant than wo wore apprised or, andcortalnly signed to Morsrs. l adelforp, Fay fit. Co., nns a | con vey a favorable opinion of the business capacity full cargo of Iron (800 tons) for the Fort .Valley |,ofMr».WAULBY. • Branch of tlio South Western Railroad, Army Moybments.—Tbo N. Y. Express says; The Will of Stephen Girard.—Judge Oriel-, gommerefal gntcmacncf. SAVANNAH RIAUKET. )] ' Monday, Oct.23, P. M. Saviumah Imports—Oct. 85. mobile, Oct. 20, p. New-York, Oct. 88, p. i let today amount to 400 bales, prices. Baltimore, Oct. 23.—Cotton,- 430 bales middling to fair Upland an 10X @11# cents, six months. New-Orloans, Oot. ID. p. n ... J — rxi . 1te y, n , Exported to date Exported to-day 83,05(1 . 8oo ^S?TT ! f t 1 1,hds * ?l r t ° at nvlhcr Breen, were s 5c. and 20 hlids. good Mr at Skc. Flocil-DuU. Bates conflned to, 100 bbls.8LL 84JM; 1V0 Ohio atfLOS and too at 84. Office of tho . . ' Association for the Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations. \ NEW-YORK, JULY 18th, 1859. TIIE ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY GF«ALL NATIONS give notice that Iho Exhibition will be opened, In the city or Now.York, on the 2d (lay of May, 1833. The Municipal Authorities havo granted to then tho uso or Reservoir Square, and they are proceeding to trcct thereon a building worthy of tho purpose to w^lcb U Is to bo devoted. Tlio Asso. elation desire to roako tho Exhibition, In foot as welt os In name, a Representation from other countries os well as their own, of Raw Materials and Produce, Manufko- lures, Machinery and Ifne Arts. To this eud thoy bare made arrangements wth Cuarlks Busoni*, Esquire, late Commissioner of tie Austrian Empire at the Indus trial Exhibition oFLonlon, whose skill, experience and high character otTer the most satlsfocwry security to Con- . trlbutora from abroad^ Mr. Buschek is the authorized Agent of this Association, for ail countries other than thatot the Continent of America, and as such has re ceived Us Instructions. All communications from Con tributors abroad must be addressed to him at “The Of* fleo or the Exhlbltioa of the Industry of aU Nations In New-York" No. 8 Chsring Cross, London.. Do will state to them tho nature of (he power* given and th* authority couforiyd, and will also explain (be great Inducement^ oITurod by the enterprise to European Exhibitors.. This Association will correspond with all persons In' the United States, the Caitadna and British Provinces, the West Indies, and thli Continent generally, who may de. olre to contribute to this Exhibition. AU such commu nications must be addressed to w Tn* 8zc*rrA*Y or thk Association rokTBB Exhibition or tub Indus- Tavor all Nations, Nbw-Yo*k.” The Aseoclatlon Is now ready to receive applications, and it is desired that they bo sent In immediately. Duonotico will bo given, hurenner, when the Building will be ready for the recep tion of artlolcs. Application for the admission of Ob jects to the Exhibition must represent Intelligibly their nutureand purpose, and must also, state distinctly the number of Square Foot, whether of Wall, Floor or coun ter required, Machinery will be exhibited In motion— ho Motive Power to be furnished by the) Association— and applications for the admission or Machinery, to bo so exhibited, In addition to the general description and tho requisition Ibr space, most set forth the amount or Motive Power reqnlrod. The Association deem It proper to announco that Paintings In Frames will be exhibited. As, notwithstanding the magnitude, of the proposed Building, there must, necessarily, be a limitation of space, the Association reserves the right to modify or re ject applications, but,-In so doing, will be governed by trictImpartiality, looking only totho general objects of tho Enterprise. The Association also reserves tho right or determining tho length of time, not to ox- ceod In any case one season, daring which objects shall severally form 'part of the Exhibition. Exhibi tors aro requested to designate on Agent, to whom ihelrcontributloas shall be delivered when withdrawn from the Exhibition, i Prizes for excellence In the vori- sub deportments of the Exhlbltions,wIII be awordod under Ue direction or Capable and Eminent Persons. With thh statement, tho Directors solicit the co-operation or the productive Intellect and Indoatrv or their own and other countries. THEODORE SEDGWICK, President, VVx.WnsrrxH, Secretary. DIRECTORS. Mortwer Livingston. Elbrrt J. Anderson, Alfrel Pell, Philip Burkowrs, Auoubt Belmont, Johnston Livingston, i Alxxansrr H. Milton, Ja. Charles W. Foster, Croroe L. Schuyler, Theodore Bedowicx. aug23 i mth 4tuos .memtent’M office 6ou, , Savannah, Gam Oct. 20,1833. , T HE RATES OF FREIGHT, with revisedYlasstflca- tion for this and connectiitg Roads, are now ready for distribution, and will tako effect November 1st prox. Oct20 2w MAOP11ER8QN B. M1LLEN, BupL A LADY, competent, to give Instruction In the sovc- xVral branches usually taught In High Schools, (French nnd Music included) may secuyo a desirable Situation In am| Music included) maj ■®0W> V a.—— n private family who will spoud tbo. ensuing year at Whlto Springs, Fla., by early application to 'net26 3 J P FORT fo DUNHAM. A11UE8TED, .... , A: BOUT'thraa weeks ago, under auspicious circum. xl stances, n negro woman, who calls herselrPHEBE, or PHILLIS. Bays she Is free, and lately from Beaufort District, South Carolina. Bald woman Is about 50 years of age, stoat in stature, mild spoken, 5 foot 4 inches high, and weighs about 140pounds. Having mode diligent In quiry byi letter, and from what I can learn, said woman a a runaway. Any person owning sald .slavo, can get her by making application to me, properly authenticated. WAftlNG RUSSELL, County Constable. ! Savannah, Oct95,1853. 0 ; octSfl WANTED. . T WO Cabinet Makers wanted Immediately, to whom steady employ ment and tho highest wages will be given. Apply to octal 9 THOS. IlENDERBON. Head. Qutxrtqrnlor Good Carriages. r r’or tho considerate, generous confidence and liberal par tronago-MhttlLhave received from Factors, Mer- tbe balance in retail lots at 00 @ (Sic. at 33c.. 110 8l Louis at 30c. and 511 In 4 lots at 40c. Whmeey—100 bbls. Rectifled w SObbls. Raw at SOXc. d were *>kl at lB^fc. and Poke.—Mess retailing at 17@17 50. BaCon^-10 casks Bides sold at 9c. CorrEE^-700 bags Rio were sold st 8# ® 8kc« Feeioiits.—A ship taken last nlgbt for Exchakoks.—Demand moderate. Loodon..... 8 @8; *Tew York 60 days 2J few York 8lght Bccelptw of Cotton, die. pcrIUll.Boadi Oct. 23.-081 boles Cotton and Mdze. to Wostiburr Wilder fc Co, Boston k. Gunby, E Parsons 3c Co, G V Uarmany 4c Co, Alton Jc Ball, Bmlth 4c Hump' - * llartridge, John Jones. PASSENGERS E Murphy. J Cunningham, and 12 deck. Ratine Euttlltflencc. PORT OF SAVANWA11, OCTOBER 28, 1852. riUN_Rl | E j ^0.13iauNBETs,. i 5.j5|lHB u Wat**,. . A34 ARRIVED. teth, off Cape Hotteras, experienced a severe the N. K. which lasted 79 hours, during which sail and fore-topsail and started vessel leakiot It was found necessary to put back to save if pumps. Brfo Marais, ~ W. Ituker? Brig M. 4c J. C. Gilmore, Eldridge, Boston,to Bright Kelly 4c Co. Mdze. to T B Wayno. T W Cotkery, 1 Wood 4c Co, Verstlllo 4c Butler, IW Morrell 4c Co, C Johnson. J A Mayor, CAL Lamar, G B Scally, Schley, W Hcldt, Bwlft 4c Co, O Johnson 4c Co. Brigni Kelly A; Co, T R Mills, J A Brown, W P Yonge, PI man 4c Mayer, Cohens 4c Hertz, A Hat ,811 Fitkk Hunter 4c t Ins, Cohan 4c Posdlck, a LaUirppfcB iCrify 4c C6, Mdze. to Jl J Dickson, R iJaborahan ham,Kelly^itCo, Eti’Byrnc^ Cohan fcTarvcr/Utinh , TRMills,m MARRIED. At Trinity Church, Newport, (R.I.) October 2 lit, by - . the Rt. Rev. Alonso Potter, Bishop of Pennsylvania, _ GEORGE VfYMBERLEY JONES, to Miu M. W. r NUTTALL. f OBITUARY. i Died, on lira 18Uilnst n MxoDAMNi8*a*nKEHNzai.T : aged to years and 7 month*, daughter of Rev. B. W. • nud Mrs. Mtry Kennedy. ... SttttCOLIVOtlCFB. j QueSS* JfOTICK^tThe Arm of LANE k McHUGH • ChSC 7 Is this day dissolved by mulnal consent. Either , of uie partners are qualified to receipt (or money due the 1 concern. 8. C. LANE, 1 NEAL McHUGH. Savannah, 8epL 23,1853. oct 26 - MASOHIC REGALIA.—Members of the Masonic Fraternity who wish Regalia, prepara- t tory to the celebration of the 4th November, can be sup- - plied by leaving their orders tn time—no later than Tues day—at the Bookstore of S. 8. SIBLEY, oct 23 No, 135 Congress-street. „ . flrfgSS* GEORGIA MILITARY JH8TITUTE. i W3Sbf The next term of this Institution will com- . inonco on Monday, J^uunry 10,1853, Additional build- 0 , ing* having been erwtod, there will be accommodations , for JJ0 codeia. A cony of Iho regulations wlU be scut to , any person desiring further information, on application to U10 undersigned. R. V?BRUMBY, Marietta, Oct, 19,1852. Superintendent, oct 22 law3mo ' HOTICE.-AW persons indebted to Ed- GfccEr jiuan Wallen will savo costa by calling at our office, and making payment before the 37th of this ( •month. [oct SO] NORWOOD 4t WILSON. \ _ COHSIGHEE WAHTEDr-lheCon- f slgnoo of 50 hhds Bacon marked C~ slilped bv , John R.Hokey, per brig Augusta from New York, and , consigned to M Order," Is hereby notifiod lbat they havo & been put In store, subject to his expense and risk, octal WABIIBURN, WILDER k CO, Agents. , flwsXy* ^ HOTICE,—Wh\\o absent from the city, Mr. GS» r JAMESA.NORRt8hnschargeormybuslnessJ r oct 11 CHARLES 11. OAMPF1ELD. 1 -VO 7ycE.—Consignees by tiie New-York. 1 Ua^ r and Phlliidelphla Stezmshlps nro hereby noli- • fied that, tn fotnre, jdl Goods remaining on tho wharf at - sunset will be stored at thoir risk and emwnse. * oct8 1 PADELFORD, FA Y 4c CO, WatUca. Base or the State or Georou, 1 1 TYIVIDEND NO,M^nTnoSS"i^MlfSoor. hivo j XJ tills day declared a Bemt-annual Dividend of FOUR ■ DOLLARS per share, payable on and alter Monday next, tbo 525th insL , LK.TEFFT, Cashier. ' oct 23 3t ’ %' The Chronlele k Sentinel and Constitutfoiiattst, Augusta, Mlllcdgerllle Rocordsr and Athens Whig, will please publish the above twice. . rpHREE MONTHS alWdtte| application will be made 1 JL to Um Plantera'Bank for reuswalof a Twenty Do! , tar Bill, letter A, No. 263—the right hand hair having been lost. ... COHEN 4c TARVER. October (fib, 1852. ' law oct 8 TAKE NOTICE. ; nr HAT FRANCIS STEIN, of this place, who was X agent for the sale of Jewelry belonging totho undersigned—which agency was revoked on the 15th ultimo—has In bis possession articles of Jewelry to the amount or nine hundred dollars, reported to have been , sold—and that purchasers since that dote, whose names Francis Btaln refuses to give, ore hereby notifiod not to . make payment to him. HENRY R. FORT, oct 520 tf GEORGE J. 8MITH. ELECTION NOTICE. A N KLECnoNwm b* h«ui st tho Court House, In il the City of Ssvannsh, on TUESDAY, lira second ■ day or November next, for Ten Electors of the State of Georgia for President and Vice Preskleut of the United Btalns. , The Polls will be opened at 7 o’clock. A. and close * Tlio Sher?ff of Chatham County Is required to attend at such election, for the,purpose of enforcing tlio order* of ih. A. PORTER, 4, r. 0.0.0. ELIAS REED, J. I. a. c. c. ROBERT A. LEWIS, i. u 0. c. c. oct 18 H.T. GIBSON, J.l.c.c.c. , tii „lIAGllinREIAN NOTICE. T HAVE RK-OPKNED my Dogucrrelaii Rooms this X day, where I will bo hanpy to wait 6h all who desire r to have their Likenesses taken In a superior maimer. Daguerreotypes neatly copied, and Likenesses neslly Inserted la Broaclps, Lockets, DrcssbPlm, Rings, etc- f etc, tn Iho ehortcel pollco. W. V. I'lfflNTIcB. oct 18 O^sr the Music Store, Market Square. cotpautnehsiiip notice. npHE Subscriber having retired from the auction bnal- X ness, and associated with him Dr. T. K. DUNHAM, of Camden county, will con! J mho Uie Factorage and Goo- - trnl COMMISSION BUSINESS, under tbo name and esyleof FORT ic DUNHAM. Savannah, Oct. CIB32. HENRY R. FORT. , "P>U8. HIOUDOp’t'clfliLBA’Srti'ng nmodalcd XJ themselves Inlhe Practlco of ftiodlclne nnd Surgery, respectfully tender their professional services to tho of. tizons of Savannah and vicinity. In cases requiring Uie attention of more than one Physician, tlio attendance of .both can Ira obtained* free or extra charge. Office ou lira corner of West Broad and St. JulUn-slrceU. sept 28 3m COJPABTN Hits HIP. rpHE undersigned bay* formad a copartnership to con- X duet a General Commission Business In thodlyof New-York,under the flrtn * ■ 1 J. GEORGE ANDERSON, ■ 1 t JOHN 11. EARLE. J, • TIIOB, J. PERKINS. New-York, OcL 111, 1832. lmo oct 4 ■ u. 0. M. BUnun-psekot Calhoun. Harden, Chsrleston 8. M. LaOltesU. Mdze. to R HabershamAc Bon, T Milts, T a Wayne, 8 M Laffltesu^and ordcr^ , ^ is and Maciunkhy^—Tlio schr. I Tho U. S. store ship Predonin is at anchor in the McLaughlin, arrived hero on Fast Rivor, tdtinff in' provisions, See., for’threq AmuvALS of Cars W. F. Hn^r. Rant. 1 Sunday from Philadelphia, has on board two paa-1 companies of U. S. troops, which sho will carry seiner cars for tho Central Railroad Company l out to San Francisco—Companies I and G of tho also, a number oi wheels, &e., for tlio eamo Coin: I Fourth Regiment of Inlaniry, and a company of 1 DfafOoUri-' ' .KAHN U. RM.atoam.padtet Gordon, King, Charleston—8. U uatutcau. —“ ■* ' OX.AnlfOBK Ic QUHrtlNOIIAH, AgezU. ran HAWKINSVIIiliB Bolng h6w completed, wo would Invlti T I iSrt VLT and ATI0N8 i ' ND IMrR0VEMENTS IN OUR BTORE-Incladlng n flue BHOiy^PM for p| Mo ° C8 ’ B " A ITIflSlC DK1»ARTMEIVT FOR I,ADI 12S, • .. . would Invito tho attention of fee 1 Musical Phbilo to onr Slock, comprising orerr »rH*u Hue, which can bo furnished, WHOLESALE 4c RETAIL, at New-York Pkioes. PIANO FORTES, ' By A. STODART k CO., J. B. DUNHAM, and others of established reputation, constontly on hand.' F« ZOGBAUM & CO., importers,'.. '• : IB THAT MENTATION® Bnmlmh Rack, **** River, called Pennyworth Island, within two 1 “mllos or tho city t together with the largo" STEAM TOLL RICE MILL situated on the same. This. Plantation's so well known os being, or its size, one of te best If not the very best, Rice estates In Bouth Caro- Ina or Georgia, (hat a rotnnto description of the property, deemed superfluous. It is stifllefont to say, that tho third year alter It was cleared. It produced one hundred. 1 luihefs of- Rice to the acre, and has averaged, ever since, from sixty to seventy. . The Mill Is, In all respects, a lint rate one J and accord- Ing to tho number of Pestles, turtu out as much luce, and. . MY SUCCESS In tho CARRIAGE 'Business in the city of Savannah,1 is no •Ibnger an' experiment, It Is a /set." makes as fair asample ok any oth or MUI in the two States; and ns a Toll MUI, comtnnnus its foil share Of. tho publlo C tronage. Vessels drawing eighteen feet’ can come up tho Mill wharf with safety and cose. Tho Engine has ‘ It a “ p ‘ /set. 1 a and Citizens generally, 1 desire In this publlo r to expreu my thanks, and to' renew my aasu- or Increased determination to gtVo the most entire chants manner r — ranees of Increased determination to gtVo the most entire satisfaction to all who may favor mo with their custom. I have devoted the paitsummer to getting np a Lisas and splendid stoox or every kind or Garrisor now in use. All ortbese Carriages are well suited to this mar ket, and for and durabilitymey can not be surpassed, kockaways of every style, Coaches and Pleasure Waoors. Also, BuaaiES' of every con ceivable shape and kind (among thenu some from J. U, Godwin’s celebrated Establishment In New York) and a very neat, light and convenient stylo of Bulky, for Physicians and others, J.C. THORNTON, oct 20 tf Comer of West Broad and Bay-sts. power enough to attach to It a Saw Mill, which, under' skilful management, would yield a large profit. , | Tho Island contains ono hundred acres, planters meas ure, Undor bonk; nnd In beauty nnd fertility, Is unsur passed by any other Plantation, Ills believed, In the Southern States. It has on It. a neat' and comfortable restdcnco for the proprietor, and every needful building, of the best structure, for carrying on' both tbo operations of tho Plantation and Mill; to which Is; atubhbd a Threehibg Machine. • The property will be delivered Into the possession of 1 **-- —^“iicxi.ln -*- J NEW WINS . AND LiqUOlt 8TOBE. Pfo. O Wbltakor-Mt. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the citizens of 8avsnnah, and of the Into- ;rior of this Bute, that ho has now opened and will keep continually In store, a largo assortment of tho beet qualities or the various Unda ol WIRES AND LIQUORS, ' ’ both foreign and domestic. Invoiced from tho best so cos. and to his stock of which, at present on band, ho tltes attention. Having had extensive experience In France as a manufacturer, nnd iu America os importer and dealer, his ncquolnlni'cc with the trade enables him to offer assurance that the artlclea which are enumera ted below are each genuluc. ARTICLES OF DIRECT IMPORTATION. French Brandies of various brands; Holland Gin; Scotch, Irish and Monnngahela Whisky} Old Batavia Arrack; Jamaica and 8t. Croix Rum. W1NE8. IJOId Pori, Madeira, 8herry. Champagne, Hock, Claret, 8autcrne and Burgundy Wines. CORDIALS. In Cones, Corn con, Maraschino, Rntafln, SJavattz, Kir* echenwasscr, Absinth. 4ml, ke. ' ALE AND PORTER. London Brown Btout and Edinburgh Ale. Also Agent for Domestic Liquors. oct 20 ly B. MAYER. • DISSOJLUTJOIV* rplIE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing undor X tho namo and style of E. F. K1NCHLEY k CO„ Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The unsettled business of the Arm wilt bo atlendod to by Robert Aus tin, who Is authorized to use the name ortho firm In li quidation. Persons having claims against thu Arm will please present them, and those Indebted to foe firm wiU lease coll and settle. £. F. K1NCII LEY, ROBT. AUSTIN. Savannah, Oct. 24, 1833. 3 oct2f GO-PAItTNEBSIIIP. IIE UNDERSIGNED barb g associated ourselves to- Savannab, Oct. 24,1852. I ANAL FLOUR E. LOCKETT. A.TUOMA8. oct 20 J 50 bbls Hiram Btnlth’s Flour. 30 hlf bbls Fulton Market Beef. 20 casks pints, 13 do quarts, best London Porter. 30 bbls prime Cream Ala 0 pipes superior Holland Gin. 30 boxes and 85 half do Raisins. 30 half bbls Bugor, Soda and Butler Biscuits. 50 boxes new Flcrringa 30 bbls Sugar House Molasses. 50 boxes Star Candles.- 50 do Composite do. 50 do TSMow do. 50 do WInsor,Toilet and shaving Bonpjust received and for salo by [octSOj McMAHON £ DOYLE. ur own importation. Vintages 1840. ’49 and * 0 pipes Holland Gin, Moder 8wan Brand. , 1 puncheon old Scotch Whiskey. 9 do. do. Jamaica Rum. -. do. St. Croix do. 20 domtiohns, 5 gallons each. Scbeidam Gin. Landing and for salo by oct 2fl SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4c CO. ) N10N8.—20 bbls Onions; 30 bbls fine cooking Pota toes ; 100 boxos English Dairy Cheese ; 50 bbls N. • ir, of choice brands, now landing, an [oct 20] COWDEBY k -WBLL8. 7L0UB, J lihdsl sole by BACON k‘POTATOE8.—25 bbls Flour; 100 lacon Sides; 50 bbls superior Potatoes, for - r --‘J;"**'-"' ' [oct 20] HUNTElt 4a OAMMELL. IAULTON MARKET BEEF, 4co-10 half bbls. Starr’s L from brig Immanuel, direct from Rto do Janeiro, d far sale by [oct SO] PADELFORP, FAY k VO. DECEIVED by foe G. J. Jones—20 quarter casks ■DECEIVEDby Uie ship Hudson—A'fine lot Of very XV old Oognac, in quarter and eighth casks, or my otrn Importation.[octVfl] hTmaVISR. [oct 26] ) ECEIVED by fob stesiner Alabama—Rlilne Wino of oct SO., ..R, MAYER. OCKLAND LIME.—1,000 bbls. Rockland Lime, o' mperior quality. Landing from orig leby [oct 20] COHENB a complete assortment of the following n and figured Mouslln do Lai nos, Colored and so- .tapacas, Jca HantlllM-Ptalp, clisngeable and wnlered Bilk t Abo, colored and black Velvet do. Volls-Black Lace nnd Love do. Edgtngs—Cnrnbrfo and 8wls* Edg ing and Inserting. Collars—French, trimmed and worked Collars nnd Sleeves; Undorsleeves-Lsce nnd Bwlsado. iWHj H. B. Embroidered 'and . ., -- Table Linen—A Mm- plete assortment of Bleached and Brown Table Linen. land Russia Dlnpor. Prfnto-Engllab, French oct 25 AIK1N 4c BURNS. J^ANCYPLAIpB FOR CUILDREN’S WEAlL-Just received Bilk and Worsted Plnlds In bright colors, ■“ **—ne Cloths for Children’s Sacks and Cloal [oct 23] Iu ROCHE, BOWNF. k CO. >UtY ,r,|he „_ rr .——...jolr friends ‘and the public gener*flr,\thH they have oh 1/tnA. and vflll be reoejvlng Weekly,*an enUre new, lame and well ■elected stock or Groceries and Provisions, which will bf Mkl on ss accommodating terms ss by aiiy.itmllar ostab- t lishmentln the dtyl for cash or elty acceptance. Hpcclal ■ attention will be given to orders from the country. . ■ KUJBEB 4e RODGERS. M.Kraaaa, Ialoof tboOrm of E. 4t H. lL Gravesk DEPARTED. U. 8. M. steam-packet Gordon, King, Chnrleeton. Schr. John W. AudonJ^vSuoSRMtJmorti. ‘ Chilly;' Black and Chocked Gtagham; rtLO'rilB, OAS8IMERES, 4cc,—0-4 Blnck t "Blue am S' I VmlluK PIaIL. • Unflk P..a1 In. P....In.A... Hi.. 8tee r i-ibiu unssimeros s 'l weeds, 8a , Kerseys, 4ce. A foil supply o La ROCHE, BOWNE 4c CO, I wld(lis;Brownand Bleached Cotton Sheetings; Haul f Innn . T J Mon . P.ilI,,n 1-1 ■ fl... Curtains and Window Bhndes, for onlo by oct 85 La ROCHE, BOWNE k CO. M OURNING GOODS.—Black Bombazines, Black Noi> wldi Cloths, Alpacas, French. Merinos and' Cash meres, 4-4 nnd 0-4 Black Crapes, Crane and Ik>vo Volta, English Calicos. Just received mid for sale l>» oel25 1 mid for into by D» WITT 4c MORGAN. \X7JNDOW SHADES k (IWT CORNICES,-5,M VV ‘ Bhados, with Fixturescomplotot 1,000 Woodford’s flno Gilt Cornices t ROOOflno English Curtain Bonds flno Gilt Cornices! ROOOflno English Curtain Bands Curtain Plus j Worsted Cards, In varlogstad colors; largi Worsted Taascls. to match J Cord and TiuuhjIs for Pic chj Cord a ... . IV . lures; Pavilion RlngsnudEottaWdS^^ustreceived nnd I.VV. MORRELL4c CO. •\TEW STYLE MANTILLAS and Cloth Tnlmns, quite now, Forsaloby [oct 23] DaWlTTac MORGAN. T\OMEBTIO LIQUORS.—75 bbls. Roaton Rum 1513 do. U Imperial Gin; 10 do. Brandy. For salo by 00123* A. 0, HENRY, Exchange Dock. S ALT FOR BALE<-5^00 sacks HnlL Landing from shin “Free Trader," «ud for «Io by * ,r ra QCta3|0 ANDREW LOWk CO. oWflf^lWi.-Jnst rocolvod^ a foil assortmenrof P5 Steel Pens, among which Is a superior Outta Pcrcha Pen: also, Whcolor’s New-York Pen, Metallic, Goven* mqni. Barrel Mmiln. f’^him'. A1h.l. L.. 1 French Pen; Barrel School Pei Inr Pen; also, Gillol’s, a vt ”or salo, clicnp, at tho Books oct2J . 4 8. B. BlhLEY, 135 Congrtws-si. on. Moss 4c Brother’s Clrcu. escncrat atibccttncmcnta. iniun, on mo esuuo, or d. i*. iiaduij'ixjii, nuomoy at aw, In the city or Savaunnb, Is authorized to condudoa I contract for its sale; tho terms or which will be liberal, and to an approved purchaser such reasonable credit ao-1 corded, on a larger portion of the purchase, as may be J convenient oNcalrable. tamo mny3 Georgia. Cmreat RSOtcttatnunta. Ti OPE.—500 colls atip Xu and for sale' •DACON -Sfl hhda. prime Bides, end 40 hhds.r»ftmi -' Jp 8lioulders. In store and for sale by oct95 • ■ ' - 'AUimia: |d* Prim eRtwe j T ) It AND Y k GIN.—SO JD Hennesay ’ brand; * Rnp-— * - -** : COHEN fcf03DI<nt. ar .casks IlrniuU 1.1 - Jnpuy k CO.;” 5 plm ssln by *l [octlS? seanK ■piCKLES-IiftS„ XT egot. Just arrive HsagaEBaM . Penlloldi Greene County, STUDIES. .; rrtHE Btudles In this University arot—A Theological X Course of three years, designed for those who are preparing for the Gqepcl Ministry; A Collegiate Course of four yoora, equal to that of other CdlUmes In the country s, A Scientific Course of three years, Including, with some additions, all the studies of tho Collegiate Course except the Ancient Langnuges J Ah Academical Course, Including whatever Is ry to prepare for admission Into College. V ADMISSION. The regular time for the admission of Students, Is at the tpenlug of the Fall Term, the last Wodneeday In August. Candidates for admission Into the Collegiate Course must sustain a snttafoctonr examination on Geography, Arithmetic, English, Latin and Greek Grammar, Cottar, Virgil, Cicero's Select Orations, and Jacob’s Ureok Read er: and must be at loast fourteen years or age. Candidates for admission Into the Sdenllflo Course must sustain a satisfactory examination 011 Geogrnpl Arithmetic, English Grammar, Bimple Equations ... Algebra, and two books In Geometry; and must be at least sixteen years of age. KXPKXSICS. Tuition. Spring Term, Fall Term. In TnxoLnatruL Siminarv,....Nothing.....Nothing. In Colukok, 933 no 915 tin SclcntlfleCourse, 523 0U 15 00 In Acadzmy— Preparatory Class. 25 00 13 00 Second “ 520 00 12 00 Third *» J5 00.: ono Elementary “ 10 00 0 00 Room Rent. 6 00....... 4 00 Contingent Expenses, 2 00 1 00 These expenses aro required to bo pnld In advance. From Btudonts who lodge In the College buildings, filly dollars will be received as lull payment for, tho tuition fees, room rent, and contingent expenses of tiie year. The price of Board In Uie village Is 910 per mouth; ol washing, room-rent, and fuel, 93. OOMMNNOIMNNT AND VACATIONS. The Commencement is held on Iho last Wednesday In July. There aro two Vacations, dividing tho year Into two terms, ns follows s First Terra—from lost Wednesday In August to Decem ber 15th. Winter ^Vacation—from December 15th to February 1st. Second Term—from Drat day of February to Com mencement. Bummer V««atton—from Commencement to tost Wed nesdny In AugasL B. M. SANDERS, Secretary of tho Board of Trustees. Any friend, by application to Dr. J. L. DAGO, Presi dent of the University, will receive a catalogue, contain ing the course of studies, mid aU other necessary infor- D.WJTTfc, MORGAN •VfUT-ORAOKERB fc PIOKB-rormtokj - ? Il oct 95 F.W. CORNWELL, lWBrj.iwt, . W. CORNWELL, II ltEWl GOODS, j'ai mein. | French Wnreled and Raw ell imdPlafd Mouiijn de Lnln«^Mo^Ik do*LataeRoH Morning Dress, ke. For Mle by Jv* oct 82 Laroche, BOWNE k co.' ^ 'ZIP™-" box ^*’ B acon, but'iEr and lab»>-»Hd. d»ii Bacon ISldesj so do. do; do. Bhmlldera; 39km ,_jst‘ .. Goshen Rutter { 30 do. prime Laid ust received, and for sale by ;• v - - t l<«t a WEBSTER fc PALMES. IAILOR8’ IRONS OV GOOSg-'"' ' oct«3 F. W.COUNW] Edgerl Bonnet Ribbons. For sale by 01:1 m LaROCHBj'BGWNB k CO. F boxes Herring, 23 barrels lynip—fSr*rata!ta*wrir2 ex barque BcottDyer, by ; "WW « 2w BUNKER k OGDEN, : septltl niLUNEBY As OBES8-KUKING, 1 MRS. 8. TOMBS, No. 13 Barnard-slreel, will open on Tuesday, October Wth, her Fall Stock of Bonnets, Ribbons, Caps, Flowers, Vch et Ribbons, nncts, Ribbons, Caps, Flowers, Vch et Ribbons, Mautilla and Dress Patterns. C£rAU orders from thu country punctually attended to. octS25 ltn GROGfiRIES. A CHAMPION has In store and Is receiving the fol- • lowing articles for oily and country trade, which having been purchased for cash and selected by himself, enables him to sell on the most favorable terms, viz 1 100 bbls. Baltimore and Canal Flour. 50 half do. do.; 50 do. Stuart’s Crushed and Powdered Bugore; 10 boxes do. Loaf do; 10 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado do; 50 bbls. Clnrified Sugar, various qualities: 25 boxos Cheese} 100 boxes and hairdo. Soap} 50 do. Bpertn and Adamantine Candles; 100 bags Rio mid Java Coffee. 30 boxes and halffioxcs Hyson nnd Black Toas; ,75 do, mid half do. Tobacco; 23 do. Starch; 30 do. Pipes; 23 dozen Brooms nnd Buckets; 50 bbls. X, H, end kilts Mackerel; B0 kills Salmon; 10,000 lbs. Bucou, (lams, Bides and Shoulders; ana, <£,££—' 7777 —ALSO— 25.whole, 25 half, 523 quarter boxes New Raisins: 5 bbta^ 20 half, 20 quarter and 20 boxes Buckwheat; 600 bogs Shot; 500 bars Lead; ^ A choice selection of Liquors and wines, oct 25 , dissolution; rpHE Partnership under the firm of Co*. Anobrson k L Co M has this day been dissolved by the withdrawal of Mr. Chas. A. Cob. The unsettled business will be closed by J. Gnoro* 1 Anobrson and John U. Eabln. NeW-York, October 1,1B33. imo oct 4 rpiIB nndonti^inj'ha're^hls^dayformMra partnership X under the name nnd style bf StARKB'&'RKTioN, for "*■ * ~' ner » I Commtas’- the transaction of a gci city of Bavansah. oct 9 lmo Q.OLD 4c BTEEL PENS.—Another Business tn tho ... W. 8TARKB, HARPER BRYSON. . . ... ..nother supply of Gold vjr. Pen^ all carefully selected nnd at reduced prices: Circular Pointed Steel Pens; Patent India Rubber Pens; nnrrxl Paw. «r .Um.rn..f .Jylca and sizes. Also, alajy- ivedby JOHN M. COOPER k CO. Barrel Pens, or different styles mid sizes. Also, alarge variety of Holders. Received br PLANTATION GOODS. HI WW.™ M Oinaburgs; 50 do. Heavy Cotton Bhcellngs; 100 dozen Wool Caps. ’oct 18 gOHLEY’B GEORGIA GOOD8. 1GIA G OOD8.—A supply const antiy ROBT.IIAnER8HAM ic BON, . Sole Agent for tho above Factory. , „ „ JUST RECEIVED No.,.154 CONGRESS-STREET. rpHE subscriber has Just opened the following articles JL viz:—Rich Figured Cashmere mid DoLalns. Do. do. Foulard Alpacas. Silk Warp Black. do. French Cambrics. >. t English and Americtn Prints. Ginghams; Black Italian Bilks. Also—A oomploto and extensive assortment of IIouso- keeping Articles. Together with a foil stock of Plnnta- Uon Goods, flyTbe undersigned wJll take great pleasure In oxltl- illlug bis Block, whstiier sales are effected or noL - SPENCER CURRELL, Agent, 154 Congress und 73 Bt. Jullcn-slrceta, Gibbons’ Building. D EUBKN MBDLICOT j or tho Coming MoU, By M, XL W. Hnvngo, Esq. * Norwood) or Life North mid South; showlnj - -i or LlfoNorth and South t showing the Into uentleman Jack; or Life on tho Road t a Romunce of extraordinary Interest. ^ By the author of Paul Clifford. Contentment Bettor than Wealth. By Mrs. Alice B. Neal, author 0/ No such Word ns Full. The Choice Work of Thomas Hood—Proso and Verse, (•ralimn’s MnoN-lmi fnr Nnvnmim. Graham’s Mngnslno for November. Oodcy’s Ladles’ Book for Novomber. National Magazine for November. Received by [oot 22] J. B. CUBBBDQE. N IIIXir.rAUD TARLEM. ' ~ TABLE MANUFACTORY, No.flO • Arm-street, New-York City—where a largo stack may Ira found with sovernl now and * mcnls, which wo linve brougr ‘ attainod by no others. Thelmi J fol now and Important Impi brought to a degree of perfet miainouoy no others. Tlielmnrovomontsconslstofforra- w io. Gcntlcnum ul n distance w^talXij'tonurrTmin SSSSgggg K anderis Black, wMSJSSSSSlS.Gtave^Sw ported by A. T. Stewart Ic Co.' For sale by -« HHi TTNDER GARMENTS.—Just reeelred. i flnTSwral * '* llB Ne®wtoSiU,?MftnV4. f lOPYING AND NOTARIAL sfeAL PRB88ES^A w fine assortment of Copying and Notarial Presses,)ui< recei ved, and for onto low at the Book Store of " - oct 21 6t 8.8. SIBLEY, No. 135 Congress-* OlbbouF lliiUuiV?. »cl®l OLAOHOHN k CBNH1H(ISffi C'rtiAU HUUSE SYRUP-5 tierces Btewart’s 8unr O House Syrup, landing and for uie by W oct 23 OLAOHORN k CUNNINGHAM. store nnd for uie by [oc:*3] W. M, DAVIBSUff. f-TAY, WlilTB FINB LUHUKUk IIHICKB.-SOW. “« *> mUOHAM, KELLY k 00. T barrels Lime, cargo of brig CstoUdl X4 Landing itnd for sale by " oct 23 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CD. OACON,—8 hogsheads of Bacon Sides, fnew,)s«lS D hogihemls of 8houlders, (now.y Revived perbrk uie priced by [oct 23] A. O. TOMB, 126 Bajit HOOnEkHBBBnlDKBOE oct 123 B lack diamond cooking .stoves- article ever bronghl bito tbta market, for 1 MORSE fcNiqil W s^kfifii MOR8B k NIOHOUS 155 Broughtetratiwl. ' A LEI-AlbI^-ALB HI-50 barrel* sap«rior'Crt»® xl. Ale, brewed oxproral* for ms, 'Just recclrtd Ud AIn brewed for safe at tho Albany oct 23 for ms. Jiiif rccelrtd Vxl jpiLOI BKEAU^-ap Lblrt J UEEF^n bClLilcM Enc ludiD, uid for »I«br XJ wg A.O.HENRY.Ezcluoge HI* . -ENRY, ociiaT ' rmioiiAli, kelly i ij'LOUR.—50 barrels Flour. Landing from b tig ft »mS“” f ° r *° l « ll F nK1 Q llA M.KELLYtco. JQQ iiflLH. JliHimore Flgui ' Flour, Ii M bill do Gziim 20Sf f --°- mmiE 5' B ,.aCr,l,B.,o, laSi r g ^ - 11 ,jbsswBHS: 2^farrreb°.0.00 00.'.,(^■mnog.'rt^g A Le^albh—SO barrel. A). LonAInjirenM® 1 ' A T "d,or Ml .b, . w „_ nAvlD80! ,. "Sie.tiiorb53.ff- ...—. - . . .. - . COWPETlYfeWBrJjl. VSpsa»tV-rss!& A bOL. Iiiodino rrooi ■rl *«l loitorei foreatoby . •ttatner Alito-Z from jjJAm—lloory Aluylud TXAC6N—40 hhds. ■ prlmo pirauldcrs, wnala?; x5i | t° 1 ‘»n«r Btato of Georgia, and for sale b JJ v> jnNI* [No. ISO XlrouvIitoii.Mt., P J nlMl0 nrnujgomcrita with tho.manufacturers ^^^SiRtMve rMaabw Chlronrlcal Instnimenl, will H Avmo ortho .ROOtlE, UOWNE fcbof