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4y%. y ti „r Dollars per aumim. VOLUME L Publication Office No. 115 Bay-Street, near the Custom House. Single Number, Twe Cents. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 15. 185#. NUMBER 231. ^nTFbITDAILY AND Tltl-YVEKKLY, in ' S 'gV JOHWW.COOPEK. T THOMPSON, EDITOR. „ terms: „„,lv Morning News i« delivered to City T ,ie ,P„«t®4 per annum, payable lmlt yearly to ubiorioet KN CENT3 a week, payable to the i( c »»«, or ie c opie», two cents. SlrVl-Wccltly Morning News,for the coun- V c 1 (nine all the news matter and new udvertise- y ' C »of the daiiy, is furnished for two dollars per- "“.“f’ ',?:«men°tsinserted at the following rateB: AJ 1 insertion, $0,50 | 1 square 1 mouth, $7,00 iquare, V 50 1 square 2 months, 12,00 ^chcontinnanc , ^ | j >quarH 3 m011t |,e, 15,00 ’tS-Tsi Mm«* or ,cs * con ‘ lituu a s 1’ lare - Ml... (nr each insertion. ', r,, .TLivertiseroents inserted at the nsual rates. Advertisements from transient persons or strangers, YsMlV^vertiseMWill be restricted to their regu- VTI-.es and allother advertisements not pertain- emtheir regular business as agreed for, will bo charg “,rWadvertisers exceeding intheir advnrtisemente mrage number of lines agreed for, will be charged yAdvenisements sent to this office without di- y to the number of insertions, will be pnb- Tdaily, “ ntil ordered to bo discontinued, and eed accordingly- , yAllnewadvertiesments appear in the Tri-week- for the country. • All betters directed to this office or the Editor, t be post paid- the morning news, ^Correspondence of the Daily Morning Dews. New Yoke, October, 9th 1850. I am glad l06ee thnt tlle ““Uject of killing on Rail- Lads has at length been considered worthy the at tention of our city fathers, and the enquiry that is to e instituted in respect to it, cannot but result in Uod, 1 think. There is an utter recklessness of liu- i life in this community ; hundreds are yearly t away by some “accident,” as it is termed, but L one is to blame; never In my recollection has a Coroner's Jury directly implicated any one, in such «way as to lead to an indictment for man slaughter. They sometimes do condescend to pass whatjtnay be Considered implied censure; but that is all. The c terrible affair of the Southerner and the Isaac fcicad, when twenty-four persons were hurried into feternity, baa been forgotten already, and no steps |aten towards the inquiry, as to who was to blame ; ash there was blame somewhere, and even cul- liablc neglect It has been now ascertained,that many »:r ons who e,coped from the sinking vessel, were titerwarda drowned from exhaustion,in consequence If the delay in rescuing them. Some forty min utes, it seems, elapsed before the boats of the steamer fame to their rescue! It is a disgrace to the Anreri- fan character, that such occurruncies as these are o lightly passed over. A hide hit of economy is about to be practiced by l'uric Sam at this port, which may save him a lew thousands tf dollars a year. It is intended to Kill tlja leases of the premises tyred for public kafthousca; retaining only a few. In future, pri- lateindividuals are to do tho warehousing, which Ml tie quite as convenient for merchants, and the Ihimge I believe is entirely unobjectionable. We ire in quite a military furore here with target I'xcurfione, parades, and military visitors. About llOof the Boston Lancers arrived hero on Monday audit, with imrses, accoutrements, tents, “long •words,” saddles, bridles, &e., *&c., &.C. They lire a ineertof men, and look as though they might do Ionic mischief in the field. Rut 1 have not much Jnilli in these litre weather soldiers, whose great am- •ition seems to be to don the uniform, and please sew- pg maids by playing at soldiers. Of course, there Jre exceptions—as for instance, at tile A6tor Place riot, wheu tlie National Guards did their prompt duty lubly. God forbid thnt another occusion should a- pBC. I Hie Fugitive Slave excttcmentlias abated since the Mimiot llumlst; lmt there is a slumbering volcn- jo in the hearts of the darkies, that will burst forth f the proper time. However, the luw I know will c carried out, and those who oppose its ministers bust take the consequences of their rashness. The FEtocs are bound to suffer. I regret to see thnt Pergyinen here and at Boston openly condemn the i Ifem their pulpits, und thus becoineinstrumentul fqT 811 ?* bloodshed, should a collision ever occur. I he Niagara left here to-day for Liverpool, with 75 sengers, and $251,190 in specie. The number of teseagers by the Cunarders have considerably dl- f oished since the starting of tho Collins’s line, and | ore ' ,|: L Gto national feeling will bo so great, I ap- I Hurt Americana und Englishmen will patron- fc on)' their own linos. This is a species of narrow, r >, r "' !a Otat 1 should regret to see. lid 'n ’ ’ a ox l lectc '<I to return hero next week; lii »" r dlat a co,n P t, omisc has been effected, by Inn 1 * ' bishop and she will both occupy the r m-e lripler Hull. Many persons suppose that l. , ll: '* lll ' ul ' n cannot be excited to so high-paying a lib and 1 have ihy doubts on the point; P ou gb that she will ulways attract crowds., is cer- •stf k fc " y °* Bidding $625, $635, nnd ®65<>for a in i r is a humbug, however, tltat I believe is |Ai l • )eXploded . L suite of rooms have been opened up Shut. ° 1 || t * U! * 1 * a ' 1 ° y t ' 10 London Club Houses some- fti im? ^ ow y 01 k Atheneum; they are tilled pirn', CC,,t,y ’ a,ld ,ur single men, will be very luJiii ) 1,!nt ~ t * le 8u ‘ t e eousiats of smoking, dress | UII| 5 n,? 0m ' subscription is only $12 per an- l r , - ? 'muling room L to lie supplied with pn- |i w'j l ^?°" alld domestic—Magazinos, ditto, Ito- flJOOO ° ^* 1U coat op the pluce exceeded Intelligence by tlio Steninci* Atlnutlc. A letter received at Aberdeen, from the mate of the English wlialo ship Alexander, of Dundee, men tions that the two American vessels, Advance und Rescue, were west of Devil’s Thumb, Greenland. The lust letter ' received in tho United States was dated June29, at Whalcehip Island. ^ They hud advanced 500 miles since Inst hoard from. The letter is dated July 25th, in the neighborhood of Melville bny. The Daily News states that negotiations are now on foot with government for the establishment of u submarine telegraph over tho sixty miles ot sea from Holyhead to Kingstown, and one to either Cork or Gulway, to he thence connected by steamship with the nearest telegraph station on tho North American continent. There have been great floods in tho South of Franee; between Toulouso nnd Perpignan n dilligeuce was overturned by tho force of the torrent. Alt earthquako was l'clt at Algiers on tho 10th of September. The prefect of police, at Paris, has prohibited tho asceut of hnloons, except for scientific purposes. Tlie l’opu inis just presented a superb uiossuic to the Emperor of Austria, nnd another, together with an album, containing vuluablo engravings, to tlie Prince Schwartzcnbcrg. The Statute of Florence, quotes letters from Romo of tlie 12th, stating that tho two organic decr ees pub- lislied by Cardinal Antonelii, have not been favora- l ly received by tho Romans; but, on the contrary, torn and dirtied everywhere. The paper money Inis fallen three per cent., in consequence of those de crees. , The Pope persists in making Common cuuso with the Archbishop of Turin. Oa flic bill tilt- file of tlie birtlr of tho Virgin, the Pope went down in procession to grand muss at San- tuMuriu del Popolo. lie was received by the people in tire most chilling muuncr; not a sound was utter- ed—not a voice usked lor benediction. The Pope was deeply affected by this reception, which coil- trusted so unfavorably with his ueception in 18-16. Hay non at Vienna. Tho Government organs at Vi- enim, in their intense mortification at the treatment experienced by Haynau, aro endeavoring to brave tlie matter out, and to cover the man’s infamy by stating that the reernt attack upon him will cause the high- est favors to be shown to him by the Emperor, und that he will accordingly receive, what has long been the object of his ambition, h marshal’s baton. How any transactions between llaynuu and his master can whiten the reputation or exalt the dignity of either is not expluined. Coupled with these accounts, attempts arc also be- ing made to clear him of the odium connected with the flogging of Madame de Maderspatch, but, although the actual guilt of that step is thrown upon a subor dinate officer, no pretence is made to show that this put ty was ever punished or reproved cither by Hay- uau or the Emperor. Regarding the dreadful cir cumstances connected with the murder, for it was nothing less, of Count Batthyany, the apologists of the general maintain a profound silence. Approaching Liberation of Kossuth. It will be recollected that tho period during which the Turkish Government agreed to detain KosButh and his com panions, in order to pacify the Austrian und Russian Governments, was one year. The Term expires du ring tire present month, and the Vienna Cabinet nre now endeavoring to procure its extension by setting up the quibble that the time was to he computed from tlie (lute of his transportation to Aeiu. The Turkish Government resist this demand, mid liuve upp ruled to the representatives of France and Eng- land for their opinion with respect to it. Meanwhile it is said mcusurcs have already been taken to pro- euro a passage for the refugees on board Government vessels, either to England or America as they muy desire. Our advices from Portugal, received this afternoon, statethat the dispute witti America about the Gene- rul Armstrong, is to be referred to the arbitration of the President of tlie French Republic, in accor dance with a proposition from Mr, Webster. Important Notice to FoitKthNEas.—Aliens wlio Iiavo been three ycurs in tho Unitrtl'Statcs, und who did not arrive under 18 years oi age, in order to bo qualified to vote at tho presidential election in 1852, must declare their intention to becomotiiituralized on or before tlie 7th day of tho numb of November 1850, otherwise they will havo lost tho privilege on tliut occussiun. pdcun C1 ' 8 °! mcun infamous swindling has Irdy °. "Skt, and which 1 hear lias been exteu- p. 1 an i Ct - 8ed ' fellow who sells shirts, whole, r'stn I'm' aild * or t * 10 Southern inarKct, adver. ■■ , a filrls arx; wunted to make shirts. A " ln er “l’l'ly, when they aro told that tho making them, is six cents. The poor I " paid for r probably starving, and to avoid a life of | lr h are icy “f ' 12 to bike them at that low price. But . lea informed, that a dollar must bo depos. ( ii^,T CUr i , . yfor return of the work. This is tin., t 10 b mrts takch home, und made up accor- |iwj!e f U ,| 1C pattcrn . On tuking them to the store by«n. 6 e, “P lu >' er examines them, swenrs that •ilk ti|p^ not ,nU( Io well enough, or in accordance Pstieni * 10 8 ball have to pay foraltei* o tcfi ’i^l 01i ! ISC8 either to pay for the making or tubbed th 6 dtd \ er ' this way those villians have lerilay tw ® poor 8'' ls, and with impunity ; but yes. inr,;--- 8 went to the police office, and pro- ['an, «t ree , r ® e a S*inst a fellow named Davis, iuWil- hfn, not un [ nC *'e was arrested. He was glad to pay 1 1,c *i whi a i 1at Waa duo to *be girls, but the ex- ’ r 's not d C * ? " “ 9 Permitted to do; but tlie miit- ■ 'tetraii.,, 01 ^ ' V ' dl yct| * Dope. A meuncrand raoro c luu “ever came to my knowledge. CHARLEMAC. Uomnntlu Knot. •Underthis head, the New Orleuus Picayune, r elutes the following interesting und singular history : In tjie winter of 1840, a lady who had lately been deprived by deuth of u duughter, was on a visit to New Orleans. Amongst other places of curiosity und interest, she was induced by feelings of the ten- derest compassion, to look in the room appropriated to the reception of those destitute children, to be ex- nmiiK'd as to their fitness ior tho charity of the Or phan Asylum. Immediately on h“r entering ttie room, u little girl of about the same age us her own lust child sprang into her urms, culled her mother, und by emfeuring caresses, evinced her joy nt being restored, us she believed, to her lost parent. On inquiry, the following facta were elicited relative to her previous history : A few hours after the dreadful tornado, a etonm- bout lauded at Natchez, when a servant girl brought u little girl on burud, stating that she hud walked out with the child just before the storm commenced, and on tier return she found the house of its parents com pletely demolished—sire laid been looking for her mistress in every direction, and hail almost arrived at tlie painful conviction tliut she was buried beueutR the ruins. The chambermaid of the boat offered to take charge of tire child, whilst the girl returned to make a further search; and during her absence the bout Btarte,d lor New Orleuus—the child remaining on board. On the return trip every inquiry was made at Nat chez for the fumily or servant, but nothing could be lienrd of them. The child continued on the boat, un der the ctlurgc of the chumberumid. until tlie captain objected to her remaining on board. Then she was placed at an infant schoui in New Orleans, the chain- bermuid visiting her and defraying her expenses on each arrival of the boat, until the- yellow fever de- priced the little outcust ot her last friend, tlie good chumbermuid. The woman who kept the infant school then turned the cnild into the street, from whence shu was taken to tlie room where sue had the happiness of finding u second mother. Tho lady whom she believed to be her mother determined to udopt her, anil since then she has been treated in ull respects as one of tlie family. So careful of her happiness has this truly churitublu lady been, thnt though t c little child is now a tine intelligent girl, ot between 12 or 13 years of age, und associated with tho lady’s own children, both older mid younger than herself, she lias not the faintest suspicion of her real position. She was at the time of her being adopted about two years old, a very beautiful and intelligent child, with uncommonly lair complexion, brown hair, bluo eyes, with long blui k eyelashes. Shodiad forgotten her own name und that of her parents, but truin her knowing the names and uses ot various articles ot luxury, und speaking of her father’s carriage; and from her entire freedom from any vulgurism in man- tier or thought, it is presumed that her family were respoctuble. If any reliance could be placed on the conversation of so young u child, it might be suppos oil thnt her parents were foreigners—perhaps Scot tish, perhaps Catholics. It was supposed that her own parents were dead, but from facts lately elicited such is probably not the ease; and it is ior the purpose ot gaining information that the little that is known of her history 4s made public. Any one knowing any thing likely to lead to a discovery of tire orphan's relations is requested to address box 328, Mobile, Ala. Anil as giving publicity to this notice may bp tho mcutis of restoring u child to a bereaved mother, the writer hopes tliut editors throughout tlie Union will give it a placo in their columns, especially in the Natchez und Philadelphia papers. Resisting The Fugitive Law. The Military Called Out. Thc0liluck vomit,' 1 as tho Richmond Republican calls the Fugitive Slave Bill, as it nuw operates, has extended to Michigan already, and is creating there much excitement. 'Ihe Military havo been called into tho field ill Adfer fc> have tho laws executed, os will bo seen by tho following dispatch es:— Detroit, Oct. 8. A negro mnn Ins heeu arrested here to day.uuderthonewluw.und ithas created great excitement. Hundreds of negroes aro armed and threatening to rescue tho prisoner, whoso examina tion takes pluce tomorrow. SECOND DISPATCH. Detroit, Oct 8. The examination of tho fugitive slave took place to-day. Scott’s Guards, Gray's Guard, aud the United States troops accompanied the prisoner from tlie jail to the court room, with loaded muskets. No ulteinpts nt rescue were made by the negroes, and others, who hid collected nbout tlie jail in hundreds. Some stores and brickbats were thrown at the marshal's carriage. Tho negro was Bent to jail for a week, to await for evidenco, when tho crowd dispersed. li’Jp’ Mb. Paine, tho gas man hie turned ub again with another new and wouderful discovery. He says in tlie Scientific American; I have succeeded in making certain bodies repellent orrepulsive to water, when immersed in it. For in stance—the whole surface of a vessel’s bottom and sides ("of a peculiar form) from the sterripust to the broadest cross section hns by n peculiar electrical state a repulsive action upon the-fluid which buoys it u p und consequently the vessel has an onward motion so long aB ttris electric action continues. This elcc- tricul action is furnished and continued by magneto- electricity, and if the vessel’s course is a circle her motion will be perpetual. Mr. Paine hopes the scientific world will not believe this announcement nnd predicts that theory of humbug will pe raised. No d^ubt of it Special Notices. NOTICES of Candidates for Office are published daily, until the First Monday in January next, for the sum of Five Dollars—Payable strictly in advance. Receiver of Tax Keturna for C'lmntlinin Co. B. T. THEUS will he a candidate for the Oltiee in January next. * Oct 9 SELECT SCHOOL. The undersigned proposes to open a .School, limit- ed to twenty five pupils, at twenty five dollars each per term of 5! months ; one half jjpyalile in advance, the bulunce at three months. The course of study will embrncc the Elementary and higher branches of English, together with Lqjiur Mathematics, and Practical Surveying. The exercises of the school will commence as soon as fifteen pupils are entered. Ap ply at Mr. J. M. Cooper’s Book Store Sept 19 .. JOS. M. S1IELLMAN. YOUN« LAMES’ SCHOOL. Madame A. Girard has the honor of announcing to her many friends and the people of Savannah, ttmt she will re open her school for young ladies on tho 1st of October. il. K. Preston, Esq., will, ns usual, have charge of the English Department. sept 24 12td2w4 STOVES, TIN WARE, &e., ifcc. T HE best assortment of Cooking nnd other Stoves ever offered in this market, consisting of select patterns, purchased in Philadelphia, New York and Albany. Tin Ware at wholesale, ot tho beet quality, Japanned and Planished Ware, Lifting and Force Pumps, Beer Pumps, Lead Pipe, Brass Preserve Ket tles, Copper, Tin und Brass Lunterns, n very hands ome variety. Counter and Tea Scales, Patent Coffee Mills, Coal Hods and Pokers, CualShovels und Sif ters, Cake Shovels, Brinish Lustre, &c., die. Although my store is not- very large, a great por tion of stoves, &e., can be seen where they uro stor ed near at hand. JAMES SULLIVAN, July 13 Whitaker street, Savannah. Ga. CARD. i liETTr Incident—A poor Swedish girl, a do mestic m a lauu.'y «u Roxbury, Mass., called on Jen- ny .... d tile oilier day, and was received with tlie uuiios Kindness. Jenny detained her several hours, ti.king about “home” and other matters, and in tlie evening took her in her carnage to the concert, gave her a seat, aud scut her hack to Roxbury in a car riage at the close of the performances. Ti"' There are over twenty-five sailing vessels now up for California, at New York. rpHE Subscriber has just returned from the North I with n splendid stock of every material requir ed in the DAGUEKRIAN ART. Ileis now prepared to take LIKENESSES in the highest sty!• of the Art; by tlie introduction of u new chemical, he is enabled to take pictures surpassed by no Artist in the Unifrd States. Ho has also a quick working Cumera, made expressly for taking Children in tlie short space of 2 to 3 seconds. Those persons desirous of securing a likeness of their dear little ones, can do so by calf ing at tlie rooms over Mr. Zognaum’a Music citurc, corner .St. Julian street, Market square. • Oct T W. V. PRENTICE. CARDS. JOHN V. TARVER, Factor and (Jcncrnl CointnlHNlon Merchant, AND DEALER IN HAY AND GRAIN, nr Every description ot'Produce, and Merchan dize sold on consignment, dr purchased to order. Exchange Wharf. 1 ‘oct 12 W. S. WILLIFORD, Atiction «V ConiiiiiiiKion Merchant, MACON, GA. g'l'r J All ki'ids of Merehiindiso and Produco I ex cept Liquors] received on Consignment, or Purchas ed to Order. WOOD YARD. PERRY WHARF. D REMSIIAKT is prepared to supply orders • for liliu'k Jack, Oak, Ash nnd Pine WOOD, by the boat load or at retail. As usual, particular attention given to measure ment. For the convenience of persons residing in the up per part.of the city boxes lor orders, are placet! at the stores of Messrs. 'Turner & Oden, John Mur- chison, and at John M. Cooper, at the office of the Morning News, mul ut tho house of John T. Thom- as, Jones-street. Cash orders promptly supplied Oct 11 tf BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. 0 J. B CUBBEDGE, No 115 Bay-street, Savannah, Geo., PRINTER of the Daily Morning News, respectfully informs his friouds and the public, thnt hn is pn-pared to execute orders for Plain nnd Fancy Printing hi superior style, Hnd on as favorable terms us any establishment in the city; his mirterial being all ucw I and of the lateBt styles, and tho best Workmen bring employed, he hopes to give satis faction. r-tn PIANO AND II3SSEH 1 'UN1TURE STORE, n IT M ri fl The Subscbidkrs take « ” ™ u I* this method to inform their friends and the public that they are uow making large additions to their stock of Pianos anil Cabinet Furniture, which they offer for sale at New York prices. Our stock of Furniture and Pianos is mRdc to our own order and selection. We have confidence in re commending it to ail who aro in want, and on the most accommodating terms. 1. W. MORRELL & CO. I. W. MORRELL N. V. WEBSTER. Allg 1 JOHN POOLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Tur t sntincaad Varnishes, French and American Window Glass,paint, varnish nnd white wash Ilrushcs, sable and camel-hair Pencils, badger and camel-hair Menders, Grain ing Combs, Artists' Ilrushcs, (,c. <yr. Paper Hangings, Borders and Fire Board Prints. N. B. House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Gruining, and Glazing done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker Street, nearly opposite Swift. Dcuslow 6e Webster March 3« P. JACOB#, CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 27 Bull Street, (Sign of the Indian) near Monu ment Square) Savannah, Geo. N. B.—Keeps constantly on lrnnd, Spanish, Half Spanish und American Segars, at Wholesale and Re tail. Also Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, &c. March 29. . tf SAVANNAH Mutual insurance company, _ of this city. C. P. Kichardsonk, Brest. J. A. Norris, Sec. The above Company is now prepured to take Ma rine und Fire Risks, in this city or the surrounding country, on the most favorable terms, for which ap ply to tin:Secretary, at their Office, No. 150 on the Bny. ly Juno 11 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. GEORUE N. NICHOLS, Owen's Building opposite Pulaski House, Savannah, Is prepared to execute all work in his line with dispatch, nnd in a style not to be surpassed. Prices ns reasonable us any other establishment in the city. 6m July 9. STRATTON & DOliHON, PRACTICAL GAS FITTERS, No. 7ti St. Julian-strect. Workshop comer of State and Bull-sireets. Dwellings, Stores. Churches, Sec. fitted up at the shortest notice and in the best manner Personal at- . tendon given to all work entrusted to their care. ^ References.—R. H. Griffin, Esq., President of the Gas Light Company, nnd the contractors erecting the Gas Works. c May 29. 5m. U. CRANSTON, GAS FITTER, 91 Bryan-strect, next door to Hamilton tf Symons. The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Savannah, that he will shortly receive a large us- sortment of Gas Burners, Pennants^ Brackets, &c., Sec., from Philadelphia.—Having competent work men engaged, he is prepared to fill any orders on the most reasonable terms, and solicits their patronage. April 17 6m LONDON PHOiNIX FIRE OFFICE. Takes Risks in Savannah. Apply to Aug 1. R. HABERSHAM & SON, Agts. 11. J. ROY ALL. SURGEON DENTIST. W OULD take this method of ofi'eringhis profos. sionul services to the public gencrully, and ex- pressing his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed. No pains will be spared to ensure entih) satisfaction in all operations, and particularly in the insertion of artificial teeth free of pain, and natural in appearance. N. B. As some are iucredulous as to the safety and utility of the Lethcon, (not Chloroform,) I would say that in no case where I have administered it, has any injury been sustained, (to my knowledge;) at the same time, 1 would condemn its indiscriminate uso, the constitutions of some rendering it injurious, sept 7. HENRY K. PRESTON, Teacher iu the ClnuaicH mid Mathematics, NO. 71 ST. JULIAN-STREET. sept 2 tf OR. MORF.Lt OFFICE—No. 157 BROUGHTOfc-ST. Feb. 7.] .SAVANNAH, GA. CARD. T U1E undereigned'respectfully informs his former fnenils ami acquaintances, tliut he intends to re- turn toriAVANNAIl, GEORGIA, in person, early in October, and has taken tlie store. No 96 Bryant-st., ono door west of Whitaker, and will open the same with an entire new and largo assortment of SEASONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, all manufactured this fall, expressly for thia place, under his own immediate attention, unsurpassed by any other establishment. A. P. HOUSTON. Formerly Hamilton Se Houston. Tho above Clothing business will be continued in all its various departments by the new firm of HOUSTON Se GROUNDESON, No. 96 Bryant-st, TerM3 ;—Cash or City actTptances. sept 26 tt ILVftNKHH MANUFAf A. The undersigned hns op estahliehinent for the I of Manufacturing Harness, ■ Engine HoSc.Firemon’s Cep»,< Mill Bands, Sec. Sec. (3T Corner ot BnV Lane and Drsyton st. A share of tlie 'public patronage Is respectfully so- Uc '*; d T. WTbRYAN. July 15. iy. CAHINE”' MASSjw~iSrW- HOLMTERYa—II. 8. HOG A RD US, No- 25 Bull at, would inform the citizens ofSa varnish, that he has taken the abote store, lor the purposo et carrying on the Cabtnet knd Up holstering business, viz: Making now and reparingoM furniture. Old furniture bought arid sold. Tphe bot toms of Sofas, Dlvnns, Chairs, and Ottomans, made over and re covered. Glass plates of all sizes kept for ta|e. Cafipets, Oil Cloth, and Matting, cut and p«t down. B<;)la und Lamps hung; Curtains sad Roller Blinds put up. Musical Instruments of all kinds re paired. Wool, hair and moss Matrasses for aalei Also, fenther beds, bolsters and pillows. Old Metres.- •es made over in tlie best manner. t Ti— —I Every description ofCofflfts.p'n hand and made to order, of the irect ma turials and finish: Prices low. ... - — ... ..v....... no can piease an those who will tavor him with a portion of thch' worlt - . . aprll#—ly. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. B O YS’ READV MADE CL0THWG1 •ffiSfe The undersigned would respectful- gHM ly inform both Parents and Guardians, H ^ baying Boys to clothe, thnt ho has just returned from New-York, with a complete assort ment of Boys’ Ready tiade Cl'dtlifogi flf and will keep up too assortment through the « H season. Ho lias taken much paths in bavins 5 M them made tip to suit this market, and will offer " o them to his patrons at lo w as possible. Each ar- “» r» tide will hn tnnrknsl with m ----- prniuuo an IUW an uussiuie. JGftCu P tide will bq marked with the selling'price, slid «® no abatement from it The foUo W&g will com- 1 w pose the assortment: , w « Boys’ Biaci; Cloth Clofiks and Over Coats 2 T “ Drafisna black Pilot Over Sacks ra si “ Urown and hl’k Cloth Sacks ► O “ fancy 1 weod, Cns. Frock find Sack Coats ® “ Polka Coatees N “ full trimmed bl’k Cloth Frock Coats 0 “ ?!“ e ’ bl’k, br*n, green and Cadet Jackets £ 5 “ hi k mixed Satinet IL Jackets ; ’ g “ lancy Caslmoro and bl’k Cas. Pants Z. £ ” Tweed, Cas. nnd Satinet Psnts ° O “ bl’k fig’d Sutin Veientifi and Mrsl’s Vests. w Children's bl’k and fancy Dress Suifes. H Boys’ white and'eol’d Shirts and ufider Phlrta ° tine bluo and black Navy Caps, with and t 4 te without Covers, with a complete assortment of O pq Caps of all other kinds, lrorn children’s Jockeys H H bp* M H , N- R--Havitiga private room for trying on “ fq Boys’ Clothing, I must decline sending It out SS £ to bo tried on, except in coses of sickness. Those fi >“ wn,lt are Invited to give me a call, at the -- clothing Store Nos. 69 awl 150, Gibbons’ Ranee. -Jept 95 GEO. 8. RlCHOLS? STOVES, Just received and for sale 150 Ctxrk StoVes, and Ranges; 100 parlor Stoves, 75 Hall and Office Storm ot tlie most fashionable patterns. Also Force, Lift, nnd Boar Pumps, Plain and Jappaned Tin Ware, Hollow and Enamelled Ware, Furnaces, Smoothing Irons, Grid Irons, Sauce Pans, Fry Pant, Sec., Lead Pipe, sheet Lead, Iron, Copper and Zinc. „ _ McARTHOR Se MORSE, 0ct 7 No. 13 Barnard Street saM—1 PIONQ FORTES.'—The subscri- c’w’Tu'iJTlt be''* would respectfully call attention [7 U fj TI to their stock of Plano Fortes, com- 11 * ■ * prising a variety of styles, compass nnd finish, by J. B. Dunham, A. Stodart and Wm. Hall und Son, New York, and L. Gilbert, Boston; In ch,'Ung the metalic frame, vibrating overbridge pa tent action, Sec. These instruments are of warren- ted durability,based uponan established reputation of many years stan diug, and are offered at factory p rices by the munufucturer's agents. F. ZOGBAUM & Co., Cor. St Juliun st.aud Market-sq. N. B.-Sccond hand Planus taken In exchange. Sept. 17. J \J 20,000 PAIRS PLANTATION BROGANS.—The Subscribers are now receiving their itshal supply of Plantation Brogans, made to order by • the most npproYed manufacturers. Our stock Is very extensive and selected with carp. Having succeeded in giving satisfaction to those who have favored us with their patronage for a aeries of years, we would respectihlly invite Planters who have not yet pur chased of us, to give us a call, to whom we pledge ourselves to spare no pains in pleasing. In additioa to our thick work, we keqp constantly on hand a large and choice stock of Ladies', Gentlemen’s and Children Hoots and Hhoes. Please try us. VERSTILLE, LUFBURROW Se BUTLER, oct 1 3m Ip WEED Socks and Frock Coats, Received end A for sale cheap by oct 8 PRICE Se VEADER. / lAKIMERE PANTS and Vests, black and V>t fancy. Just received at 8ept 23 PIERSON Se HEIDT’S. MELOOEONS. Theso beautiful in struments are fecoinmendoti to tile Musical World, as the most Unique Invention of ton -cm kind ever produced. The kby-board Is from four to five octaves ln compass, and similar k> that of the Piano Forte. By the uso of n swell, the volume of tone can he increased so as to equal that of the Chapel Organ, as substitutes for Which they afo be coming generally In use. Their beauty of finish, su perior quality ot tone, portability and extreme econ omy of price, render them all that is desirable tothose who cultivate a taste for Sacred Music; While their rcmurkablo quickness of touch renders them sdsbep- tiblo of toe most rapid execution. For sale by the Manufacturer’s Agents, F. ZOGBAUM ft CO Aug 5 Corner St. JnHan.8t. and Murkel-squaVe. CJAVANNAH GYMNASIUM. Thfe subscrib er respectfully informs toe Ladies and Gcntlebrei ot Savuimuh that he is now fully prepared for tobre ception of company, and will at all tiinea from thli date be tully supplied with the best of Ice Creams, Cakes, Confectionery, Lemonade, and th very best flavored Lemon and Ginger Pop ver made in this city. Cotillion and FaWdly Parties P i c Nica and Boat Excursions will be ftmiahed Wit) the above articles oft short notice and at reasonabli prices. V The Garden atid Grounds attached to the Gyin tiasturn will be o|i«n to ladles and gentlemen all hoitri o 1 the day and evontog untillO o’clock, and refresh utents will be served them upon giving notice will thli bell.. P. S. All tlie archery apparatus having arrived Lathes wishing to form clubs are nuW,notified May tf WM. CLAGHORN. IJAILH.—100 dozen painted Pails. Landing an A tor sale by Oct 3 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. f V , T 5—A. -T . ■ new zooms JO. No 1 do. do.; 25 do. do. No. 2 do. do.: 40 do. de No. 3 do. ao.; 1 hbd. now CodUfih. Laadiuu and fe: sale by ° Oct 3 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO: