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Pour Hollars per annum. Publication Office No. 115 Bay-Street, near the Custom House. Single Number, Tm Cents. VOLUME L SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 17< i860, l^nSHBDD AILY AND TBI-WBBKLY ttV JOHN IMU COOPER. , T THOMPSON, EDITOR. terms: i,n||y Blornlng News i. delivered to City ■ 'hri, at $4 per innom, payable halt yearly in IfibK' 1 " . rTgf( cents a week, payable to the I 8 ”'"'"' Siaifie copie., TWO cents. I "“JTivl.WeeUly Morning! News,for the ooun I Tbe _-u the new. matter and new advertise P ry ,’„Mof the dolly, i. furnished for two dollars per 1 “““‘f' InwraonUinserted at the following rates: . Ad r ! Insertion,«0,50.1 square 1 month, $7,00 hqusre.l 50 1 square 2months, t2,00 tscl>00B»»“»“ >. „ 50 | 1 tt qua r e 3 montlis, 15,00 l, rsrm Una or lcss 10 C01utituU 0 *«““”• I for each Insertion. f “, r,q advertisements inserted at the nsual rates I iiLtisements from transient persons or strangers I . a.,mid in advance. I“v VrTv advertioera will be restricted to their regu- l V.i.Lsefl.and allothor advertisements not pertain- In'.tothelr regular business as agreed for, will be charg l <d .. eXt .u , ,,dvertisers exceeding in their advertisements l J“ er y ,p 0 number of lines agreed for, will be charged I a 1 r~3-°Advertisements sentto this office without di- I ■ >i to the number of insertions, will be pnb- Irect'on til or< j er ed to bo discontinued, and ri»neu , nyAtuewadvertiesments appear in the Tri-week- a vLl for the country. I .'All Letters directed to this offioe or the Editor, e post paid. c„mipondcnct of the Daily Morning Newt. New York, Oct. 11. it seems that tho church is still to bo without n KllMi,l“ this diocese,, at least; for the House r ( . uiehops assembled at Cincinnati, has adjourn, id without doing more than discuss the case of Lbop ouderdonk. Talking of church matters, re- tiiuds me that a coalition has taken place between the o fashionable congregations of the Mediator and IColwav. mid Dr. Hawks is to be the Pastor. The min the last named, where they are to worship, sresekt at auction yesterday, and brought largo breiniums. As much as 81160 were paid for a pew $300, $300 and $600, and even more were paid as Premiums. You may judge from this that Dr. Ilawks is a popular preacher j and so he is—his dis fcuurscs arc very eloquent—he has a rich musical. Lice,and reads churmiDgly. The Turk, Amin Bey, was at tho Fair of tho A- incrican destitute, a day or two since, and looked much surprised at the show. I bavo no doubt that e considered us a sort of semi-barbarians before he Arrived.' Itis a remarkable fact, how llttlo aequain. pcople in Europe are with tho character of Rmcrica and American s, and how astonished, cock" Lys particularly, are on landing at Now York, to ■ml so great similarity to home. [The Democrats nro in high feathers to-day, at the ro- lult ofthe Pennsylvania election, which by the bye look! hud for the Whigs here. When wo remember, (uwevor, that the present President and Cabinet are Becidedly Protective Tariff men, this result is ren- Jcrol tho more strange i and shows that there is Tometiling rotten somewhere. What, with this be- dhccJcctors here, and the split between the un load anil the sectional whigs,ns they are termed,we, lay look for curious ofl'ects, at the next election; and ■crliapi aa both parties proper are divided, tho obo- Eti.uihU may walk in and succeed. I Mr. Secretary Corwin lias been sick, but was suf. Icieutly recovered yesterday, to accompany the i ol- Ictor down the harbor and examine some Govern- (lent property; a whole posso of Custom House Bicials went with him, and of courso Tom Corwin (ashonored with the extremo of politeness; or at ist it he was not, tho Secretary of tho Treasury “Evasion” of Halifax iiv the CtiNAnn Steamers. It acorns that the Caundiuns do not over much relish tho Admiralty ordors, directing that the Canard steamers run direct from Liverpool to New York, without stopping at Halifax, ns.has hither to been thc|*caso- Some of tho newspapers pro nounce it a slight, that tho homo Govui’timcnt will rue, one of those days, wliilo others unhesitatingly expross the belief, in a way that amounts to a threat almost, that it requires but a few more “insults," of this kind, to rouse up the Colonists to a proper asser tion of their rights. Tho Halifax people think that tho Messrs. Collins may be persuaded to permit their steamers to stop at their port, and thus enable the Colonists to declare their independence of British steamers at least, if not of British Government. The great superiority of tho American lino of steam ers'over their English competitors in point of speed, we thus see, is beginning to have an effect, which lias not generally been anticipated wo presume. Their- rupid passages have compelled the Cuuard lino to 'evade" Halifax, and tile evasion of Halifax, in turn, may lead to the evasion of that dutiful obedience to tho Home Government, which every loyal subject is supposed to owe to his sovereign. It may be of one those email matters from which flow great effects. More Nonintercoubse. Tho Medical students of Columbia, 8. C., to the number of fifteen have re solved "not to attend Medical Lectures in any North ern iustitutiou.” Nearly two thirdajof tito tobacco crop is re- ported to lisve been cut ofl lu Tennessee, by heavy frosts, on Wednesday and Thursday nights. 5'sP Experiments arejprosecuted at the l’aria Ob servatory, of taking impressions of celestial bodies by means of the Daguerreotype. Thoy include tho f ilarizatien of star-light. The ideals stated to bo ritisli hut it is, 1 believe, of American origin. (Mr. Walsh’s Paris letter to Journal of Commerce. Mr Miiynl), n l'ensylvunla gentleman In London, was the first to institute tho exjicrlincnt alluded to above. His experiment dutoa more than threo years hack. Special Polices. NOTICES of Candidates for Office are published daily, until the First Monday in Juuuury next. Cor tho sum of Five Dollars—Payable strictly in advance. Tho Cave nt Plnquetninca. Tho flourishing and pleasant little village of Plaque mines, in the parish of Ibervlllo, La., has experi enced great disaster, in tho caving of the bank of tho river in front of the town, which took place on the night of the 8th inst. A letter to tho N.O. Delta says the bnnk at the lower part of the town caved in, up to the very doors of^thc buildings on Front street, for a space of a hundred yards or more ; and, from ap pearances, the work of destruction has barely com menced. Tho lots and buildings on Front street, that may bo already set down ns destroyed, extend from the Louisiana Cott'uc-house to the store and ho tel of Lacostc, at the other end ofthe square. Plaque mines is an important town, on account of its be ing tho chief depot of tho flourishing county of the Attnkapns. Advance in the Price of Cigars. Tho Charles ton Sun learns from private letters received In thnt city per steamship Isabel, that the prico of cigars In Hnvana have advanced very considerably, in con sequence of tho great demand for .the California trade. Each steamship for Chugres taking not Ices than from five to seven hundred thousand. J3P Never neglect to read tho advertising depart ment of a newspaper, if you would know where to Iny out your money to the best advantage. Compe tition is at its height, and those who bavo anything worth buying nt good bargains ulwnys advertise. They know it is u sure wny to do a brisk and profita ble business ; and by selling quickly they are enabled to sell cheaply. Keep the run of the advertisements. Sometimes the price of a whole year’s subscription is bavoU by looking closely over the advertisements. Ameuican BinLE Society. We have received a copy of Thirty-fourth Annual Report of the Ameri. can Bible Society—from which it appears, that the receipts of tho year are 8281,614,84—being 832 744, 68 over the income of tho year preceding. During the some period there huvu been issued, in various languages, 205,037 Bibles, anil 428,358 Testaments. Since the formation of tho Society 6,980,535 Bibles und Testaments have been issued. Receiver of Tux Kotitrna for Chnntlinin Co. B, T. TIIEU3 will he a candidate for tho Office In January next Oct 9 HKLECT SCHOOL,. The undersigned proposes to open a School, limit ed to twenty five pupils, nt twenty Hvo dollars each per ferm of 54 months; one half payable in advance, the balance at threo months. The courso of study will embrace the Elementary and higher branches of English, together with Latin, Mathematics, and Practical Surveying. The exorcises of tho school will commence ns soon as fifteen pupils are entered. Ap ply at Mr. J. M. Cooper’s Book Store Sept 19 tf JOS. M. SHELLMAN. YOUNG LADIES’ SCHOOL. Madame A. Girard has tho honor ot announcing to her many friends and tho people of Surunnuh, that she will re-open bar school for young Indies ou the 1st of October. H. K. Preston, Esq., will, as usual, have charge of the English Department. sept 24 12td2w4 STOVES, TIN WARE, &c., Sic. $35** The Coffee sale at New-York, on Thursday went off nt a quarter decline. It comprised 3,990 bags Rio at 1118 a 12 cents, averaging 11 3-8 cents 4 mould. | The art Union is not obtaining so many eubscri" stliis year ns usual. At the last report there were nly 4012, and the drawing takes place in December pt. There are 352 pictures to be distribut ed. I Tho Atluntic was discharged by nine o'clock yester- |ay morning, of her entire cargo, although only in prt 30 hours, and leaves hear again to-morrow nt i with a large freight, and a fair number of pas- |“3 0t4 - The dispatch used is highly creditable to all Tmcemcil. I Another scene In tho Drury Farce was performed fcstcrdtiy.wlien the trial for counterfeiting was call- h on in a Court nt Brooklyn. There was of course pother application for a postponement, in the nfiidu- |t of the ” young ’un," that his father was very sick, t ‘ 08 -’ ptl two important witnesses were absent. Nodoubt |e old man ia sick of the affair, and such wit- M ho would like to have will always be ab- CHARLEMAO. ^^^.odtohove our steamer idg, this C " n .' t eu PP'y them with names, lie Vc ira* The Block of Marble designed by the State 1. “ r ‘? l " l “ r the Washington Monument, is saidio p a beautiful piece of workmanship, and tho motto t-nolmon ns it is ."—Baltimore Clipper. | c above Is a palpable misrepresentation. We not charge the garbling to tho editor of the Clip- ' w “° wo cannot suppose capable of such a little- "*t \,\ uttr 'hutc it to some of those editors who o « rig such pains to misrepresent Southern sent:- ntatthis particular juncture. Theinscription on our Jgoi gm block, and which we bolieve expresses the I i e ,*™ i ! l i llcnt '< ) t the greatinajority of our people is— | le Lnion ub it was—the Constitution nsitis.’’ I “® R Nbw Steamer for the St, JohnsJ— y e or h loiter in tho Jacksonville Republican, ka°5'®Ji cnt 8tp “mer is building here for the Pa- hue of opposition, nnd from the kinsI ! 8rH,,c es bids iuir to eclipse every thing «'tlies, d , S* 1 , 1,1,8 made its debut on the waters "d 8 ' 08 regards benmy, comfort, 'ton If... wil1 doubtless give infinite satis- .wani'iah ii.-i 0 c P Bt $29,000. nnd to bo ready at 8i! >li , rsaiw < rt, r, . lni1 Ilg ' tlle l8t ol November. Tho' billed »li,r,. • Ean S u >ne of success thnt they have have hi-nivt lnt,:r08 l in her. Among ninny niunes »dulsi,•. v,J! ru P 08ed . for Leris that of Magnolia, rs can dn ^ but I doubt if the own- ic (Ju cr „ man endow her witli the name of auto, uui.r il'""*' .'wLicn, if there be any thing in a lV e i ln y isurc Lor putronuge and popularity. ,fe the hoiit ' B . Wn . e . rs V ^ 11 ‘ * lavo tLo good taste to Florida or Georgia name. Ii'we have built, there is no* *rcdl Ulll,eMal kind mania K liegining to re-net. otiov bu r**}* givo the Swedish Nightingale all ^Leithc "| U t ”' Ult 8 l |e Las had enough homuge, nnd * Whittle f lamu,lorour °wn self respect would 'orsbinln* ? UU ’ m f tat ‘on on our part of thnt man- ur North ^ "'i'ieh has boon so over done by 'uern brethren. To Parents and Guardians.—The L’utijr u l'*' l,lt L | n bill, pnssc at the recent session 10 ''"tv nt’ C '. 1I ‘ t " in ’ t “ clause whereby it is made ar Se uf • e yecrcta| y of war to order the dis- ‘ l " s i wh " ^ , 8olll ' er 01 tho army of the United sage ot-r 11 tl,no °i Lis enlistment was under “duced , o r y -° nU ycHr8 > upon evidence being """iisent 6U "L enlistment wus without Utul Uls Parout or guardian. Franklin. Mr. Spnrks has written a letter in con tradiction of the charges which bavo been brought against Franklin, of having been fluttered und cajol ed into subserviency to French interests while he re presented his country at tho Court of Franco. Mr. Spnrks says that he has exumiued into the subject with great cure, and ho adds that the imputation “ is not sustained by a single paragraph or fact in all this voluminous mass of papers, although bo often ap pears ns a prominent actor in our complicated for eign relations. On the contrary, be is everywhere presented in tho character of n true and steady patri ot ; wise and consistent, sagacious und firm, bold and persevering, and not a whit behind tho most ardent of his compatriots in asserting his country’s liber- Dr. Neandcr anil the Pantaloon Story. A corres pondent ot the Litorury World gives the following: Dr. Neunder never paid the slightest attention to pe sonal comfort or household uflairs. Ilia sister, who toldine the story herself, provided for every thing. .Among other things, she placed the articles he was to wear every day before hid bed. Dr. Nean dcr had never been known to havo ordered any clothes: but one day the tailor met him and said : * ‘Doctor, 1 think you ought to have a new pair of pantaloons.” “Very well,” replied the great man, olid in due time tho breeches made their appearance. They were pluccd, however, without the knowledge of tlie sister, before bis bed, and ill the morning they served to encase the Doctor's legs. He went to the university building to lecture, and when his sister entered tho room and found there the old pantaloons, she did indeed believe that lie had forgotten to put on any, and was, as might wel) be supposed, in despair. Site went ut once in a carnage to receive him the moment he should come out.— Her anxiety during thetimewas extreme, and e- qually great wus her joy nnd gratitude wlieg she saw her brother, on whom slio doated, leavinu tho large portal of that beautiful building, with breeches on like any other Christian. She herself had the heartiest laugh at her own anxiety, und told every one of it. Tho story was improved by mak ing it u degree worse , arid thus lias travelled all over the European continent, passed to anotherhein- ispbere, and to u certainty will find its way into in- diaa id Auitriili in p ipers, und ultimately into the fout-notes of some biography of that distinguished ornament of our times. DEIt A great saving will be procured in soap, labor nnd time, by tho use of the above Powder. For snlo by JNO. A. MAYER, Sept 21 Next door to Currell <fc Bnees. age, for sale by nug 17 BRIGHAM. KELLY <fc CO. , The Crops in Barnwell, S. C—A letter in the Charleston Mercury, dated Barnwell District, Oct. VI tli says “the weather continues very dry, indeed, we have batl but one small shower of rain since the storm on the 24th August, anil that cams on the 14th September, Hut it was so light that it scarce laid the dust. Our farmers nro very busy In gathering Cot toll, the season being so favorable. 4 don’t think there can lie more than twu-thirils of a crop realized owing partly to the backward Spring and drought last Summer, and partly to the present drought,which has materially injured the top growth. Our Corn TTjUG BLUE.—1 cask Superior English and Pea crop will be very short indeed. Corn will -I- Just received and lor sale bv be in great dcinund next Summer, ns many persons have not made enough for their own consumption. If we do not get rain soon, there will he grent incon venience about sowing grain, us the gonad is so hard and dry, that it can scarcely be penetrated with the plough.” Nao Rice.—W.-; wnro^hown a dHy or two ago, a beautiful samttle of new Rico. This lot consisted of CO tierces, anti for which 3 3-8 was offered, hut de clined. The holder demanding 3 1-2.—Charleston Sun, 15th inst. T HE best assortment of Cooking nnd other Stoves ever ottered lu this market, consisting of select patterns, purchased in Philadelphia, New York and Albany. Tin Waront wholesale, ol the best quality, Japanned anil Planished Ware. Lifting and Force Pumps, Beer Pumps, Lend Pipe, Brass Preserve Ket tles, Copper, Tin and Brass Lanterns, a very hands omc variety. Counter nnd Ten Seales, Patent Cuttoo Mills, Coal Hods anil Pokers, CoalShovels und Sif ters, Cuke Shovels, Brittish Lustre, &c., &e. Although my store is not very large, a great por tion of stoves, &e., can be seen whore they are stor ed near nthaud. July 13 JAMES SULLIVAN, Whitaker street. Savannah, Ga. CARD. tJlIIE Subscriber has just returned from the North A with a splendid stock of every material requir ed in the DAGUERR1AN ART. Ho is now prepared to take LIKENESSES in the highest style of the Art; by the introduction of a new chemical, he is enabled to take pictures surpassed by no Artist in the United States. He has also a quick working Cumera, made expressly for taking Children in the short spRcc of 2 to 3 seconds. Those persons desirous of securing n likeness of their dear little ones, can do so by call ing at tho rooms over Mr. Zogbaum's Music Store, comer St. Juliun street, Market square. Oct 7 W. V. PRENTICE. f t UNNY BAGGING.--25 bales Gunny Bagging, VX landing from brig Wilson Fuller. For stiloliy nug 29 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO UNDER BA AGING.—The subscribers otter for sale 1090 pieces, weighing from 1} ® 1} lbs. V yard ROB T HABERSHAM & SON. Augusts I NDIA (HIOLAGOGUE, an unfailing Remedy for tlie Fever and Ague, and other bilious diseases. lust received and for stdeliy Mav 17 L. J. MYERS, Smets’ Building. EA IS III ON ABLE IIATS.—A tew dozen, just received by ' sept 30 PRICE & VEADF.R. ymi . D Fig Blue. Just received and for sale by G. it. HENDRICKSON & CO. sept 23 Gibbons’ Building. more Flour, 100 Imrrels ex. do. do. Land ing irom brig Allietfiarle, at Bolton's Wharf. Female Ly R. HABERSHAM & SON. Sept. 18 sqrtmentof Painted Window Shades, latest de signs in richest colorings, just received und lor sale by sept 2? Laroche, bowne &. co. CARDS. JOHN V. TARVER, Factor and General UomnilMaion Merchant AND DEALER IN HAY AND GRAIN. ,,13^ Kvery description of Produce, and Merchan dize sold on consignment, or piirchused to order. Exchnngo Wharf. ' oot 12 W. H. WILLI FOltD, Auction & UoiiimisNioii dlerclimit. Macon, a a. tiP" All kinds of Merchandise and Produce [ex cept Liquors] received on Cuneiguiuc.ut, or Purchas ed. to Order. WOOD YARD. FERRY WHARF. D HEBlMlIAItT i* prepared to supply orders • tor Bluek Jack, Oak, Ash und Pino WOOD, by the boat load or at retnil. At) usual, particular attention given to measurement. For the convenience of persons residing in thu up per part.of the city boxes for orders, are pluccd ut tho stores of Messrs. ’Punier & Oden, John Mur chison, and at John M. Cooper, ut tho oiiico of thu Morning News, uud at tho house of John T. Thom as, Joncs-street. Cosh orders promptly supplied BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. J. B CUBBEDGE, No 115 Bay-street, Savannali, Geo., PRINTER of tho Daily Morning News, respectful ly informs his frionds and tlm public, that lie Is prepared to execute orders for Plain and Fancy Printing in superior style, mul un as Favorable terms ns any establishment In tho city; his muterial being all new °ud of the latest styles, and tho best Workmen b.'ing employed, ho hopes to givo satis' faction. PIANO AND FURNITURE STORE. Thk Subscribers take this method to inform their , friends and tho public that thiy are now making largo additions to their stock of PinnoN und Cabinet Furniture, which they otter for sale at New York prices. Our stock of Furniture and 1‘iuuoa is made to our own order nnd selection. Wo hove confidence in re commending it to all who are in want, nnd on tho most accommodating terms. 1. W. MORRELL & CO. I. W. MORRELL J,'. F. WEBSTER, Ang 1 JOHN POOLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Turpentine aad Varnishes, French and American IVindow Glass,paint, varnish and white wash Ilrushcs, sable and camel-hair Pencils, i badger and camel-hair Ulcadcre, Grain ing Combs, Artists' Brushes, ^c. t/c. Pnper Hangings, Bordersuud Fire Board Prints. N. B. House, Sign uud Ship Painting, Gilding, Graining, and Glazing done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker Street, nearly opposite Swift, Denslow & Webstor March 30 P. J AC OHS, CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 27 Bull Street, (Sign of the lndiun) ucur Monu ment Square) Savannah, Geo. N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand, Spnnish, Half Spanish tmd American Segars.nt Wholesale and Re tail. Also Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, &C. March 29. * . *S A V A N N A H mutual insurance company, of this city. C. P. Hiciiabdsonk, Prest. j. A. Nonais, Sec. The above Company is now prepared to take Ma rine and Fire Risks, In this city or tho surrounding country, on the most favorable terms, l'or whichap- ■riy to thoSecrotary, at their Office, No. 150 on the ,a y- ly Juno 11 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. GEORGE N. NICHOLS, Owen's Building opposite Pulaski House, Savannah, Is prepared to oxecutc nil work in his line with dispatch, and in a stylo not to he surpassed. Prices as reasonable as any other establishment hi the city. Cm July 9. STRATTON «fc DOBSON, PRACTICAL GAS FILTERS, No. St. Julian*street. Workshop coHitr of Slate and Bull-sireets. Dwellings, Stores, Churches, &c. fitted up nt the shortest notice nnd in the best manner Peraoinl at tention given to ull work entrusted to tlicif care. References.—R. H. Griffin, Esq., President of the Gas Light Company, and tho contractors eriicting tho Gas Works. c Muy 29. 5m. U. CRANSTON, GAS FITTER, 91 Bryan-street, next door to Hasnilton (f Symons. The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Savannah, that ho will shortly receive a large as sortment of Gas Burners, Penuunts, Brockets, Sic., Sec., from Philadelphia.—Haring competent work men engaged, he is prepared to fill any orders oh the most reasonable terms, and solicits their patronage. April 17 6m LONDON PillENIX FIRE OFFICE. Takes Risks iu Savannah. Apply to Aug 1. R. HABERSHAM Sc SON, Agts. H. J. ROY ALL. SURGEON DENTIST. W OULD take this method of offering his profes. sionnl services to the public generally, ami ex- ising his thanks for the libera) patronage heretofore owed. No pains will be spared to ensure entire satisfaction in all operations, and particularly in tho Insertion ot artificial teeth free of pain, and natural in appearance. N. B. As some are incredulous as to the safety nnd Utiuty of tho Lctheon. (not Chloroform,) I would say thntinnocaso where l have administered it, has uuy injury been sustained, ("to my knowledge;) at the snmo time, I would condemn its indiscriminate use, the constitutions of some rendering it injurious, sept 7. ^ HENRY K. PRESTON, Teacher in the Claimice and Mttthcitmtics, NO. 74 ST. JULIAN-STREET, sept 2 tf DU. MOREL i OFFICE—No. 157 BROUGHTON-ST. Feb. 7.J SAVANNAH, GA. CARD. riqilE undersigned respectfully informa his lormer .l friends and acquaintances, tliqt he intends to re turn toSAVANNAll, GEORGIA, in person, early in October, and has taken the store No 96 Bryant st., ono door west of Whitaker, and will open the same with an entire new arid large assortment of SEASONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, all manufactured this fall, expressly for this place, under bis own immediate attention, unsurpassed by any other establishment. A. 1’. HOUSTON. Formerly Hamilton A Houston. The above Clothing business will be continued in all its various departments by the new firm of HOUSTON & GUOUNDESON, No. 96 Bryant-st. 1 hums Cash or City acceptances. sept 26 u CARDS; Mill 11a... liclted - d Engine llose, Firerrieb’e Caps’, «S1 land*, &c. Set, ] *7 Ji £ <; ° r '>er of Bttv tana alld Drofrton-st. hare ofthe public jmtrob&go is respectfully so- oIjardI/sS" __ — ww‘uiviih ^ citizens ■■'varnish’ that he has taken the above story, epurtioso ot Carrying on the Cafiihetahd UO- naw ?«• reparihgoW over attd recovered. Glass plates of all sliesketrt for sale. Ckrpets, Oil Cloth, and Setting ff S paired. Wool, halt oild mo,, ffi&S S Also, leather beds, bDjstetS and p'lllofvs tjlrt Su/nf,' sea made over In thh h'fest manner. for the holste.__ a furniture. Old toms of rififes, Diviins ■Rvor _ _ _ . ' — and ihnde to orubr, of the |.„.t m.. turiais and finish: i’ricealow. 8 best mb- which induces him to believe (hat ho can ulaose all W ‘° WlH taVor hlw w ' th “ Portion of the" Rpriia—ly . TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. B O Y S ’ READY MADE OLOTHlJtl ft jy miorm both Parentsatld'Guardians, having Boys to clothe, tlffit ho has just ® J m“ fr ° m NuW ' Vork ’ wlth • coyote assort- Boys’ Ready arafe {JlfltWkf W an< 4 will keep up tho atiortment throuvii ihn fei H season. He has token much pains in hnvtoe 2 M them mauo up to suit tliismarket, andMloifer fe HM^iui 1 * pBtro “ 8a8, ,°. w aa possible. Ench ar ft > tide wUl be marked with the soiling nricn anil to no abatement from it Tho following will cSm- " *2 peso the assortment: * “ w - ►4 O « naowi UllLili; Boys’Black Cloth Cloaks and Over Coats Drab and black Pilot Over Sacks " green, brown and bl’k Clotli Sacks & lancy 1 weed, Gas., Frock and Sack Coats « .... * l’oikd Codtcoi yi a ! 11 n bI ’ k Clo ‘h Frock Ooata P ‘ ; , u .°‘ b k, hr’n, green and Cadet Jackota ft “ M k mixed Sntiiiet U. Jncltots .. s “ jjney Cuslmore und bl’k Cus, Pants H ‘ f weed, Cas. and Satinet Pnti|» O „ “'d k «b':'!,tiatin Velentlosnd Mptl’s Vests, ft Chihjfcn si hi k and faftoy Dross Snhes. Boys white and col’d Shirts and under Shirts $ CqKwIth, and H . ‘‘“ehluo and block Navy e u |js, with and f withirtt Covers, with a complete assortment of C W k“P 8 of all other kinds, from Children’s Jockey a f ij H N. U.—Having a private roe^ *■- * «t- ► fu Boys’ Olotliing, I must deeh] ^ to be tried on, exeeptiuoaaea in wunt ore invited toi’ Clothing Store Noa. 6Uaui Sept 25 quo’ g TTOTeI Just received nnd for sale ISO Cinik Semina Rniiccs; 100parlor Stoves, 75 Hail and Offioegtoves ol the most lasliioiinbln patterns Also Flit in i and Boar Pumps, Plain andTapp^ed WVtfc ^rr“r, d .i WU "2 , ' ed Wa,<e > Pwnaces, Smooth^ Irene, Grid Irons, Sauco Pniis, Fry Pans. £4. Load 1 ipo, sheet Lead, Iron, Copper and Zine; ’• n t , WcARTIIOtt Si MORSE. , gy : Wo. 13 Barnard Strehl FORTES.-The subseri- iftWPpB yi v ! 0 " !d roepedfullycall attention 17 17 jB [T U J2A®t r «t°<lk 'd Pianq rortes, com- ■»**»bh,byh If.jifppbKlff,aT’jft^ar*’anfT Hall and 8mj; New Yo^iSl’ C Gliite< B^ton-' in ted duiuhility,bnSod uponuh ealabllsuea reputauoi of many years standing, and are offerid at factor p rices by tho manufuctu-rer’s ageYrts. , ' r. a. & Co., „ „ , Cor St Julian-st. aid Markot-su N. B.-Secokd hand 1’iAhos taken Ui exebanve " Sept. 17. ■ now receiving their usual aupply 0 f M Plantation Brogans, made to ordor by tlie most approved manufacturers. Our stock ia vorr extensive and aolecU'd With’iare., Havifigsacceedad in riving satisfaction to those WFo WA favored. aa with tlieir patronage-for a gOrfes 01 years, we would rcspectluily invite PlantersJrho have nos retpui- chased ot us, to, give us a catf t6 khom 4e pladgo ourselves to spare no pains la pleasing. U sdditibi. to our thick work, We keep constantly oh hand a large and choice stock of Ladies’, Gontletoen’a and Children Boots and Shoes, please try us VERSTILLF, LUFBURHOW* BUTLER, oct1 3,h fpWJUKD Sacks aiid FrdCk Coats. Received and Mortal#cheap bf oe*8 PRICE ft DEADER. PASIMERE PANTik and testa, blue? wjd vy fancy. Juat received at Sept 23 BlERS^N ft LiElD^’8. beau MELODKOltH. The. struments are recoil!mendAd to „ World, as the most unique fnventiem . kind everpY i ”»|r' i — • four to five octaves i the Piano Forte. , as sne most unique invention of eho rer produced. The key board is/r'oni ives in eomposs, and similar to that ot !. By the use of a swell, the vbljuno ly of price, render them all fllat Is desirable tot) who cultivate a taste for Saered Masle ; vmle t remarkable quicknesa of touch renders them eta tible of the most rapid execution. For sale by 1 Manufacturer’s Agents, F. ZOGBAUAS ft CO. Aug 5 Corner St. Julian-et. and Market-square. OAVANNAH GYMNASIUM. ThA subset cr respectfully informs the Ladies and tifcntlea of Savannah that he is now fully prepared for file ceution of coihpuny, and will at all times from tl date be fully supplied with the beat of tee Creams, Cetkcs, Confectionary, Lemonade, and itery best flavored Letkon and Ginger Pop vet made in’this city, ftofillion and Family Parti Pic Sics an* Boat IixcUi’siorts will'be furnished w tb c above articles oil sHdrt notidA stiff ot reasons prices. • - ” ■ *'.* The Garden add 1 iiwram vriH he open to 1 18 o’clock, aad refn ' giving nofiee V inonts will be served tho bell. r. a. aii the avd Ladles wishing toiler; May 19 If try apparatus having l clubs arc now notifi. WM. CLAG] P AILS.—108 dozen painted Boils. Landing and for sale by , , Oct 3 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. do. No. 1 do. do.; 25 do; do. No. 2 d'd. do.; 40 dp. do. No. 3 do. do.; 1 bhd. new Codflei). Landikg and for sale by • Oct 3 SC RANTON, J6DNSTON & CO '