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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS .THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1&50. THE MORNING NEWS BY JOHN M. COOPBlt. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR TERMS: Daily Paper, $4,00:::;:Trl-weekly $3.00 All nra Advertisement* ameer in both papers. savasthaiso Tknnilay Morning, October 17. Largest Circulation in the City!! Our ReaillnK Room. As wo are frequently asked what la tho prico ol subscription to tho Reading Room of the Morn ing Noes, wo beg loavo to inform our frlenda that it ia FREE, and that we arc glad to acc them, and their friends, at all times. BY TELEGRAPH. Transmitted for the Daily Morning Neve. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. New York, Oct. 16, 8 55 P. M. We have had a qulot market to-day. No change in pricea. .‘■alee300bales. The accounts by tho Kuropa, repreernt the Havre market aa quiot. India Cotton market had udvanccd .10 to 40 per cent. N ew Schooner. The new achooner D. H. Raid- teln, Capt. Parker, arrived yesterday from Balti more, In five days. She ia a very handsome cralt, end bears the name of one of our citizens. Harper* New Monthly Magazine. We have received from tho publishers, the New Monthly, for October. Tills admirable eclectic may justly to) said to stand at the head ol tho list of Amer lean Magazines. In many respects, it has no supe! rior In Europe. The manner in which it ia gotten up, being printed on handsome clear type, and on the very best quality of fiaper, ia n-uch in its favor, while its selections are dictated by sound discretion, and cultivated taste. Tho best of tho essays, novels, tales, sketches, poems, iiu., from all the American, and English periodicals are given, with the literary and miscellaneous nows of tho month briefly but well told. It also gives the fashions for the seasons with handsome engraved illustrations. No Mngazine ever issued in this country has obtained such uni versal popularity in so brief a time, its circulation linving ulrendy gone to kortv-tiiousanv copies — Subscription price, $3—Single copies 25 cents. Mr. John M. Cooper, is agent for tho work in this city Too Dear for the Whl*tle. We see by a paragraph in the Georgian of yester day morning, that Mr. Barnum proposes to trent us to a concert by Jenny Lind, provided our citizens wiilsccure him $12,000 or $15,000, and that subscrip tion papers are left at tho Heading Rooms of tho Georgian and Republican offices, for the signatures of those who deslro to subscribe to this fund. For our own part wu think tho demand exorbitant, and that it should not be acceded to by our citizens. Tho lowest Ilguro U a very largo sum for a poptila. tlon like ours to pay for amusements during an entire season, and wo doubt not, that tho Binount might bo expended in a way to give much more general satis faction and enjoyment to our people. Fifteen Thou sand Dollars, for Savannah, is as much in propor tion to our population as half a million would be to tlio population of New York, and as the money would be taken away from among us, except i#iat would pay fur advertising and hotel accommodations for a duy or two, wo think that wo would bo acting very unwisely to go into any such an arrangement A large portion of our population have alroady heard Jennv Lind, and Imvo puid pretty dearly for the opportunity. They were much pleased witli her singing, but.we know some of them who, since the novelty is over, would not be willing again to pny ton prices to hear her. Wo can soo no good reason why Mr. Barnum should demand $12,000 or $15,(XX) for n visit to Savannnh. When Jennv Lind visits New Oilcans, as sho doubtlessly will, it will bo in her way to pass through Savannah and Charles ton cither going or returning, and in consideration that the South has already bled pretty freely, we think a much less sum than even, 12,000 should he considered sufficient by Mr. Barnum to indemnify him for a concert or two in Savnnimh. Woare among tho mostardcut admirers of Jennv Lind's character, and if half bo true thnt is written in her praise ns an artist, sl(o certainly oxcclls any' other vocalist that has over visited this country. Moreover wo are an admirer of Barnum. Wo con sider him the Barnum of tho world j and we hope he may realise what his enterprise and tact ao well merit—a princely fortune from his Jennv Lind en gagement. But us Aminednb Slocum suys, there is such a thing ns "culling it n leetle to darn'd fat." We think our friend Barnum's idqns, are n little too elevated tor our latitude. Tre Atlanta Republican. Wo have received tho firal number of a new paper with the above name, published at Atlanta in this State, edited by Mr. Jesse Rnnkau. Tho editor is a stranger to us. The tone of this paper is indicated by the' following wlthMexico ' modest sentence from nn article against tho “bloody fire-eaters, and iHsunionists." Tho editor says C3P ia stated that Mr. C. D. Stuart, late editor “. Your Georgia legislature had lust about ns moot. four Georgia legislature had just about as much business with tho matter os thchnnds nta corn-shuck ing, and their acts are entitled to less than half ns much rctpecl." Din’tho open rich. Tho majority of tho last legislature will feel very bod niter reading ' the Atlanta Republican. The.Nnw Winter Dances,—The New York Day Booh, which is authority In such mntters, N. P. Wil lis to the contrary notwithstanding, says:—Tlio Pol ka will doubtless hold tho ground- or rather tho enr- pet—during the present winter, and wo have hear aoma vary brilliant and effective novelties in this way, which sra to bo introduced Into the most fnshiona- ble drawing-rooms, to find thoir way gradually down Ward to tlio little ambitious parlors of East End nnd ♦lie Bowery, lohg after they havo been forgotten In the brilliant scent* of their first triumph. Tho Polka, notwithstanding its popularity is pot and never can be a graceful or even a lovablo dance. Ills the natural language of a condition ofllfe far too rude, disjointed nnd uncouth for tho resorts of refine ment, cloganco and aristocracy. It has only been temporarily accepted on account of its novelty and is to be classed with those monstrous whims which fashionable Indies sometimes encourage and indulge, simply to show that they may do as bizarre a thing as they like. But they soldo m continuo long In favor —indeed tho Tolka is already unusually long-lived for a fashionablo caprice. Wo have known a boor to run a month and a wild Indian to even out-luet the season—but the new return of tho Polka is little less puzzling to us than that of Monsieur Tonson to tho exasperated Frenchman, The next popular dance will bo a movement slow and graceful, gilding, tender and expressive—the vary opposite of tho jork-me-all-to-pieccs Polka, nnd probably partaking of tho Minuet, charmlngest nnd most bewildering of dances ! Tho Schotttschc has already partially realized this requirement but it is top simple and monotonous to hold the carpet long. Itmay bo considered, however, we hope, the com mencement of a thorough reform, such as we haVo mentioned. Atall events, wo expect to see the Polka this winter make its lost kick. Cheap Living in Philadelphia.—Fitzgerald of the City Item ssys- -A cheap boarding bouse has been opened down town. In tho morning they have boiled potatoes for breakfast, which are sliced up and fried for dinner, and served up cold for supper. Board is only Bevcn shillings per week, including lodging, for single gentlemen—threo in a bed- Like Mastrr like Man.—One of tho Washing- ton correspondents of tlio Tribune, in giving a bird's eye glanco at the Senate, in alluding to the great South Carolinian, says: “Calhoun had a strong per. aonnl resemblance to tho devil.” This ts almost ns forcible ns Mr. Greelv's “you lie, vllllnn," when addressing a few editorial words to Mr. Bryant. Singular Monomania. As a respectable, well dressed lady,was walking In tho fashionable street of Detroit a few days slnco, a man with thcnppenrance Of a gentloman,grasped her by tho legs, and threw her down. Ilethen took off the left shoo, but seemed to change his mind, and then took the right one, and mndo off with it, doing no other harm. The shoes were new, the lady wearing tbom for the first time- The man Is a printer we believe, and if wo recollect rightly was arrested and tried for the same caper in Brooklyn, New York, about two years ago. When arrested, his room wss found to contain a great number of lady'b' shoes, which ho had tuken from their l'ect in the manuor above described. The Election in Mexico. An intolligcntgcntle- man residing in Brownsville writes to tho New Or leans Delta, us follows, concerning the Mexican elec tion : " Tho election appears to ho hotly contested be tween Arista slid Almonte. 'Pile election of either is sure to bring about a revolution. If Almonte, or either of the otiicr candidates is elected, Arista will proclaim the independence of the Republic of the Sierra Mudrc. If Aristu is elected his opponents will pronounce against him, under the pretext that he lias made a free use of gold nnd force to procure his elec tion.,’ £5^’ The Fort Smith Herald snys that Dr. William Butler, Cherokee Agent, died near Fort Gibson, on the 24th ultimo. I)r. 11. was a brother of Col. P. M. Butler, former Cherokee Agent, who fell in tho war of the New York Sun, ia about to stnrta new daily penny paper in thnt city, to bo devoted to Henry Clay lor the Presidency. Applications run Bounty Land. Tho National Intelligencer states (by request) that applications for Bounty Land, under tho recent act of Congress, or any other act, as well as all inquiries relative to such claims, or to persons supposed to be entitled to laud, should be addressed to the .Secretary of the Interior, or tho Commissioner of Pensions, and notto tho Sec retary of War. Boys, if you would be honored men, take care of jour conduct now. Children pick up words as pigeons pens—be careful therefore with what you teed them. A Lndy who had exhausted tho vocabulary of names for her numerous daughters, named tho Inst ‘Ann-so-forth." Hom'd of Hen It li. Savannah Oct. lfi, 1850. Sexton's Report of Interments for the Rack ending Oct. 15,1850. 11. Emily C. Trittan, 8 yrs„ Fever, Charleston Res’t. 11. Catharine Stewart, 7 yrs., Fever, Pennsylvania, Non-Resident 11. James W'helen, 30 yrs., Billious Fever, Ireland do, 11 *Chns. llabun, 28 yrs., Kern't. Fever, England do. 11. Miclieal Conohan, 35 yrs., Dysentery, Indued do’ 13. Fred'k. W. Keiper, i l months, Teething, Sav Res’t 13. Michenl Dolan, 25 yrs., Dysentery, Ireland do. 14. ‘Patrick llogau, 30 yrs. Fever, do. Non-Kcs't. 15. Mary Middleton, 36 yrs., Billious Fever, do. do. 15. James Mullen, 21 yrs., Interin't Fever, Boston, do. •Died at the Poor House mid Hospital. Total 10. Black and Colored-13. Tnompson, 50yrs., Fever; 13. Sarah. 65 yrs., Old age; 13. Lucrctin, 26 yrs. con sumption; 14. Lawrence, 30yrs. Fever; 14.Mary F Ragis, 70 yrs., Old age. Totals. B. Latiirop, Sexton. E. J. HARDEN, Chuirmnn pro tem, B. 11. S. A. T. Lawrence, Sec. REMOVAL. The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and tho public in general, that he is now fully pre- pared to wait on them at his new store, 157 Brough- ton-street, next to Messrs. N. B. k H. Weed's hard ware establishment, and solicits a continuance of the patronage lie has so liberally received. Cull and examine my stock, which consists of fine Wines,Con fectionary, Fruits, Nuts, Wood nnd Willow Ware, and every article which constitutes a full stock of Groceries. M. J. SOLOMONS, 157 Broughton-street. N. B. Orders from planters, factors, city and country merchants, filled with care and dcspntch, and on most liberal terms. J. S. oct16 NOTICE. Consignee of Ten Bales Cotton marked O. II. B. landed per steamer Oregon, September 2d,will pleaso call for the same. oct 17 ROWLAND & WASHBURN. An association of robbers has been discov ered established at Belleville, in a remote street of Paris. The details of this society remind ono of the famous Cartouche and Maudin. This troop, organ ized and governed by regular statutes ofa most cu- rious kind, and which are now In the hands ol the police, hail a captain, a lieutenant, two sub-lieuten ants, four sergeants and eights corporals. This stall bad under its orders one hundred und twenty ravn. Having been frequently in the hands of justice, was the sole title to. admission to tho corps. These ono hundred and twenty bandits have formed twelve sec tion*, each charged with the care of an arroneUssc- mtnt of Ibe capital. Each section was designed hy • slang title or name, thus: i.es Changcurs, l.,-s flrean, Lea Solitaires, I.es Emponateurz, Lea Be PASSENGERS. Ter steamer General Clinch, from Sharleston— Mrs Vcrdier, child and servant, Miss Marshall,Messrs Roberts and lady, Mr Lathvop, A A Pike, D II Pike Hon It W Barnwell, Mr Alclivain, II Beetcher J) Blount, J L Smith, Pryor, J B Kimball, II McAlpin J W McAlpin amt servant, J Burk. Matter Burk, Mr Primrose, II Settman, II A Wat T Johnston and 15 on deck. 9 Per steamer J Stone, from Pulatkn—Mrs Powell Mrs Murdock, child and servant, Mrs Bourk, Miss Bournett, Messrs Brice, Simonton, Cameron, Dun- wall, Puppul. Sanches, Dr Hollond, Barfield,llerriiig. Master Herring, Cureton, McDonald, J Pons, Roux Harrison. Per brig Alabama, from New York—Mr James Bill. Per Brig Augusta, from New York—MU* Slinw, Mrs Frazier and child, Mrs Frew nnd 2 children, Mrs Strong and child, Mrs George uud two children, Mr George, Mr itccd. and 7 steerage. Per steamer Wm Seabrook, Irom Charleston— Mrs Baker, Mrs Gucrnrd, Alias A Free, Mrs A Cohen, It Latitude, Jt D IJ Smith, J M Baker. J A Mrlerane, Rev It Pierce, T W Michael, A Snoltcrass, S Isaacs, M Crompton, A Milly, VV I* Ellis, W A Hall, C E Hooper, and 11 deck. CONHiGNHEcS PER CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.— Oct 16. 451) bales cotton A fudge, to Ruhnn k Ful ton, Franklin A: Bluntly, F T Willis it Co, .1 II Bur s trews, Lea f ulltalrrs, I.es Emponatrurs, Les Be-I , ,, . 77 ,r „. . u , n , , " _ 1 , rough-, 1W Morn j A Co. Boston A Gunby, Holt A oaodbqae*, Lea Kau, Les Charriers, Los Aumouiers, j Both well, Washburn, Wilder A Co. C ilartridgo ijo Broquliheurs, Los Boucardiers, Les RiurPg- John Jones & Fun. N A llurdce A Co, Hamilton A .TR-itr* of Let Domongcs. Hurdimun, Allen A Dull. CONSIGNEE! 5 . Perschr D TI Baldwin, from Baltimore—Brigham, Kelly A Co, WAR Mcfntlre, J Mclntirc, John V Tarver, T J Walsh A Co, A Welles A Co, 8 Wayne, S M Pond, F Sorrell, J V Connerat, J It Johnstm, Turner & Oden, Cohens A Hertz, E Read, T It Mills J N Lewis, \V Woodbriilge, Bi-hn A Foster, G W Anderson A Bid, G 8 Frierson, Hollis A Lawson, or der. Per str Gen Clinch, from Charleston—C R Hoad, Fla Boats, steamer DcDulb, Rabun A Fulton, Capt KUins,steamer Whalarka, Agt C R It, M l’rcndergast, 11 A Crane A Co, 8 M Larteton. Per steamer J Stone, from l'nlatka—5 bales S 1 cotton, 4 boxes tobacco A mdze, to Cohens A Hertz Boston A Gunliy, J 8 Rogers, W II Mongin, Mrs Branch, Wood, Clsghorn A Co. Per brie Augusta, from New York—Washburn, Wilder A Co, McArthor A Morse, W Ifodger, N B Henderson, 8 Wilmot, J Stoddard,E Hopkins,Scran ton, Johnston A Co, 8 C Dunning, D Rose, J M Cooper, I W Morrell A Co, Jus Anderson A Co, T Beall, II A Crane A Co, J M Willet, J C Sturtcvant, 11 J Gilbert, Einstein A Eckmnn, It Einstein, E F Wood A Co, T J Walsh A Co, D Sullivan, II F Wa ring A Co, Sarah Toombs, W II May A Co. La- HoRcho, Bowne A Co, J Doyle, A B Luce, T R Mills, Brigham, Kelly A Co, S M Pond, Wood, Claghojn A Co, N B Knapp, Rowland A WaBhbum, A Welles A Co, .1 DeMartin, W P Yonge, O Johnson A Co, Am bler. Barnum Co, Behn A Foster, Turner A Henry. J G Falligant, I'icrson AHeidt. J V Connerat, J II Jesse, T M Turner A Co, G M Willit A Co, F Shicls, M A Champion, W P Telit, W M Davidson, John Ileedry, It A .1 Lachlison, M Prcndergnst A Co, W P Williams, F Kendrick, Hamilton A Ilnrdeman, A A Solomons A Co, P Gordon, R Habersham A Son, M J Solomons, C Martridgo. S A Hoyt A Co, VV Av- erfeldt, M A Cohen, A Haywood. Per steamer Wm Seabrook. from Charleston— C R R, Cohens A Hertz, llabun A Fulton, .1 A Mnyer, R Habersham & Son, S Ellis Mr Butler, F Waver. Commercial. LATEST DATES. Liverpool, Sept. 28 | Hnvre, Sept. 23 | Ifnvana, Oct . 8 Savnnuuh Exports, October III. Per brig Osceola, for New York—74,000 l'ect P P timber. 4 AUGUSTA,Oct. 14, p in.—Cotton—We havo had an unsettled market to day, and although wo cfinnnt notice a positive decline, the sales made have been in small lots, and generally in favor of buyers. MACON, Oct 15.—The market remains without any chaVigo worthy of remark. We quote cxtreines to-day 11 j n 12}ct*. Oet 10.—Cotton—The receipts lost week hnve been quite heavy. The prices havo fluctuated considera bly, but have tinully settled down at from 11 j to 13c for lair qualities. CHARLESTON, Oct 15—Cotton—A moderate fair demand yesterday,was met hy a few holders at about j decline since the last steamer’s advices; the sales amounting to 1100 bales at prices ranging from 12} a 13}. rnilE HU11SCKIBEH, agoht lor Messrs. John I. Taylor A Sons, Albany, will keep constantly on hand a supply of their Imperial and Amber Crenrn Ale. 30 bbls. landing this day front bria Augusta, oct 17 2t F. HHtKLS. D HAWN NUMHEHS of the Green A I’ulnskt Monument Lottery, Extra Class No. 98. Drawn in Alexandria, Va.. on the 15th Inst. 22 20 31 61 13 0 66 59 30 14 73 42 DRAWS THIS DAY. SnleB close at 3 o’clock, this afternoon. GREENEk PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY. EMraNo, OO. Charleston, Oct 17. J. \V. MAURY «Jk CO. MnnnKCi*. —I I drawn numbers iu each package of 25 tickets— SPLENDID SCHEME; #1542801! -5 Prize* of S.tOOO nrc $15,000— and more than 200,000 DOLLARS!! in smaller prizes. Tickets only $4—9hnres In proportion. Prize* Cn*lted nt this Olllee. Tickets nnd Shares for sale, nnd orders from the Country attended to at tho old established stand of the Managers, Owens' Building, No. 5 Bull-street, lately conducted by P. B. Peudergnst, deceased Oct 17 J. W. MAURY A CO. BALTIMORE, Oct 14—Flour to-day, has declined Gets per b bl. NEW ORI,EANS w Oct 14, 5,50 p ni.—Cotton was only ill moderate demand to-day, 1,300 bales sola at easier prices—Middling 131 to 13}. Shipping intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. - - OCTOBER 17. PORT CALENDAR. M O o N 'S r It A 3 K S . New Mn. 4d. !)h. 48m., a I Fll Mn, 20d., 10h. 3m., m, First qr. led. Oil.22m., M | l.st qr. 27th, llh. 57in.,M ARRIVED. Brig Alabama, Yates, 8 days from New York—to Cohens A Hertz. Brig Augusta, Stone, 8 ds fm Now York—Washburn Wilder A Co. m Sclir DII Baldwin, Parker, 5 days Ini Baltimore— to Brigham, Kelly A Co. Steamer Gen Clinch, Dixon, Charleston—to Co hens A Hertz. Steamer J Stone, Freeland, Pulatka—to Cohens A Hertz. Steamer Wm Seabrook, Peck, fm Charleston— to Cohens A Hertz. CLEARED. Sclir Lydin Anne,Voorheere, for Jacksonville,Fla, in ballast—J A Norris. Brig Osceola, Shaw, for New York—R A Allen A Co. DEPARTED. Steamer Gen Clinch, Dixon, Charleston. J S. SOLOMONS W ILL contract to execute Plastering, of all kinds nnd styles, at the shortest notice. Wanted two or threo Journeymen Plasterers, to whom steady employment will be given, nnd the highest wages paid. Residence, President Street, next door to Mr. R. Sni der's. fim oct17 TTAUPEIt’S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE A A The October number of this populur Maga zine is received. Tho subscriber is prepared to re ceive subscription or furuish single numbers. J. B. CUBBEDGE. DOIINTY LAND.—The undersigned having re- ceiyed from the Department ol the Interior, the instructions and forms necessary to bo observed by Applicants for Bountv Lund Warrants, under the Act ot Congress, passed September 28th, 1850, will pre pare the necessary papers, und obtain tlio Warrants, lor those entitled. The provisions of the Act include the surviving Commissioned nnd Non-Commissioned Officers, Mu sicians nnd Privates, whether of regular Volunteers, Rangers, or Militia who served in the war with Great Britain of 1812, or in the Florida, or any other In* dian War, since 1790, and tho Widows or Minor chil dren of tho.se who have died. HENRY WILLIAMS: oct 17 tf TO RENT*—The House No. 71 Bny-td. Reynolds Ward, near the Mariners Church. [JJ Possession given on tho 1st of November LldL next. Apply to Mrs. Bourke, No. .%* llrynu dtreet, or to THOS. BOURKti. oct 17 3teod • § WANTED, a house suitable for, or which nmy be made suitable for carrying on a Fancy ry. A central location preferable. Apply at this olllee. at* oct 17 TITANTED to hire, a small boy about 13 or 14 year* “ * ol age, for which wages will be paid punctual-' ly. Apply at this office. tf oct 17 O ATS.—Heavy Maryland Oats, in two bushels bugs. Landing from schooner B. II. Baldwin, *■” JOHN V. TARVER, Exchange Wharf. for fair by oct 17 H AY! HAY!! HAY!! I Prime Eastern and North River Huy, in store, and for sale by JOHN V. TARVER, __ Exchange Wharf. fPHE CONSPIRATOR, by A. E. Dupuy, No ® lc,ion W of Mechanics Ac., by Oliver Byrne, American Cottage nnd Villa Architecture, byi'J. C. Sidney, No. 2. r Drier’ll Almanac, for 1851. Received by j)cM7 ^ JOHN M. COOPER. TTAY HAY— Prime Northern # Iiay in store,luui M.M. forEblcat$1 per hundred, ny ^AVlpR. DILLON, Foot of West Brond-st. |(MNE CA PS.—Received an assortment ol fash - - A ionublr Cloth Caps, witli a few dozen Leather, rithbtgimd Hunting do ’ oet It PRICE k VEADEIt, 147 Bay street. D RAWN NUMBERS of Greene k Pulnsk; Lottery, Extra Class No. 98, for 1850. 22 20 31 61 13 9 06 59 30 14 73 42 Holders of Prizes will please call lor tho ensh or renew. DRAWS THIS DAY. Sulcs close at 3 o’clock this afternoon. 15,280 DOLLARS!! GREENE & PULASKI LOTTERY. Extra Class|No. 99 for 1850. To be decided by drawing of South Carolina Lotto ry, Class 42. To be drawn in Charleston, So. Cn tliia day, Oct. 17,1850. , J. W. MAURY Sc CO. Manager*. SPLENDID SCHEME. 5 Prizes of $3,000 110 Prizes ot 5 500 [ 20 Tickets $4—Shares in proportion. Orders enclosing the cash promptly attended to by Oct 17 E. W1TH1NGTON. s u N MOON High Water Oct. Rises. {Sets. riots. Morn. Even 1 8 5 0. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M 17 Thursday,... 6 Oli |5 25 02 40 05 48 06 11 18 Friday, 6 06 5 24 03 35 06 34 06 54 19 Saturday,. .. 6 07 5 23 rises 07 14 07 32 20 Sunday f> 08 5 22 05 30a 07 51 08 08 2L Monday 6 09 5 20 OH 00 08 20 08 43 22 'I uesday,.... 6 0!) 5 19 06 44 (09 01 09 19 23 Wednesday.. 6 10 5 18 07 28 09 37 09 56 ting terms, sept 25 W. K. SYMONS. Old stand of Hamilton & Symons. E ATIN4; POTATOES)—100 bbls., landing and for sale by Oet 5 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. H AY.—200 bundles prime liny, landing from barque Mariu Morton, nnd for sale by CHAS. A. GREINER. for sale by Oet 4 Sugar; SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO. w sale by sept 19 COLLINS k BUI.KLEY. B ACON SIDES.—10 casks Bacon Sides. Lam ing from brig American. For sale by oet 2 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. ic surfaces, etc.; with directions, for sale by L. J. MYERS, Apothecary, sept 17 Smets' Building. PLANTERS DRY 4JOODS. &c„ which they wiij sellnt very low prices sept 26 LaROCHE, BOWNE & Co. B OLOGNA SAUSAGES—10U lbs., just receiv ed per brig Frank, and for sale by nug 31 G EORGE CASTRIOT, Surumned Sounder' beg, King of Albania, by Clement C. Moore, S’ S. D. Portraits of Illustrious Personnges of Great Bri tain ; by Edmund Lodge, Esq. F. S. A. Vol. 8, com plete. The Works of Horace, translated literal English Prose; by C. Smart, A. 51., publis Bonn London. on Bank of England Stock from 1694 to 1847, &c. Sonus of Labor, nnd other l’oems byJohnG. Whit tier. Received by JOHN M. COOPER. Oct 10 PJAMILY FLOUR.—75 bbls. Family Flour, 1. superior article, fur solo by July 15 COHENS & HERTZ. ri AUZE MERINO VESTS; AND FLANNELS VJT 5 dozen Ladies Gauze Merino Vests. 5 do Gentlemen's do do. 4 pieces Gauze Flannel, for sale by april 15 SNIDER, LATIIROP k NEVIT-T. L INEN SHIRTING, Pillow Case Linen, k< Just received and for snle low by May 21 LaROCHE, BOWNE k CO. at the Clothing Store, Gibbons’ Itanae. May 30 r PUANSPAUENT WINDOW SHADES.- A beautiful assortment ofthose fine nnd common Window Shades. Just received and for snle by mar, 4 LaROCHE. BOWNE k CO. gLANKS! adin ous other by Bnnk Checks, Dray Receipts, Billsof g, Bills of Sale, Shipping Articles, nnd vnr- lllanks, kept for sale and printed to order J. B. CUBBEDGE. DOZ. HICKORY SHIRTS, just ree’d per chip Hartford, und for salo cheap hy July 17 GEO. S. NICHOLS. D R. CHURCH’S Genuine Vcgtable LOTION an effectual cure for Eruptions on the face and skin, particularly Pimples, Blotches, Sunburns, Ring worm* Freckles, &c. Just received nnd for sale at 75c per bottle. L. J. MYERS, Apothecary, AUg 6 Smet's Building. QIIOES, SHOES.—McCurdy’s Slippers or La k- 5 dies. S. A. WOOD, npl’J 106 Brynn-street. those beautiful Shirts hns been received by May 30 G. S. NICHOLS. R OWAND’S TONIC MIXTURE, or Vege table Febrifuge,' a specific and lasting cure lor le- ver and ague. Fursalcby L. J. MYERS, •prill Smets’Building. F ALL GOODS.—A largo assortment of black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats and Tweed Casei- merc Frocks and Sacks, received at the Cheap Cloth ing Store, Noe. 150 and 69 Gibbon’s Range, by sept 10 G. 8. NICHOLS. P ANTS, PANTS'—Black Doe Skin, Fancy Can- simere und Satinet Punts, just received und for sale low by sept 10 fj. 8. NICIIOLR. 100 nRYAN HTRRKT « J s HOE8—SHOES-SHoKrtW —The subscriber take, plea,! ure at this time, in returning M- A innhy thanks lor the very liberal lmtrnn to linn by the citizens generally and ?I' g0 ex HW I their kindness, he begs to notify tfieJr„ retUrT , f w I just returned from the Northern CiUes wnf. hc ku I plote nnd extensive stock of Boots and wx h "'on.I which are made by competent and estab&' men, which are now opened at UK lilt *™ Won I he has located, and are ottered to the S'.' 1 " 1 ces that will suit ono and all. 0 publlc . tt* A splendid article of^lWellu L Valises and Carpet Hags, also Silk and n* Tn «4j| Men's and Boys’ Clofli, Velvet and Av n ef SSI oct 16 3m U P*. '■ T able cutleryJustop«bedT~~~~'. assortment ot Ivory Table Cutlerv in setts; also Buck Horn, Cocoa Rr»;'i ,n 8 lo "»ll Knives, Pocket Cutlery, Razors and S8 *l For sale by oct 16 COLLINS & BULKI, FI^d7o*r?ale by 8 ... h-owLANii & Washburn I fflLT PAPER, of very hanlw^r^i, 1 Drawing Paper of all sizes and vari™«^?« 1 Small size Letter Paper, French and English 1 plain and fancy Envelopes to match ForyXy** 11 1 octl,i J- B. CUBBEDW 1 I fl AMES—A large assortment of Barter--1 V «»d KVra men, Chess W?^! Boards, Dico, Domin' s, an i Dice Boxes ] cd and for sale by I..R. 11ENDRICKSON l r?" 1 oct ' 6 Gibbon’s ilullJi,,,; I OACON. 36 11 hds.prime Cindnnattr&iibrr,l JJ ing nnd for sale by u “es,la,jJ oct. 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * re, 1 fflOFFEE, SUGAR, &c. VV Green Rio Cottce; 108 do Fair do do fin Z oul Java do; 12hhdschuico St Croix Sugar'SOHnn^l Porto Rico do; 45 do fair N. O. do; DObbis PowKl and Crushed do; 40 do Stewarts Clarified do-em^l Tobacco, various brands; 40 bbls Hiram 'gmiS'l Flour, from new wheat; 60 do pure Genesee a, jl do; 175 do Baltimore do do do; «) do CutteTsn™ 1 and Soda Crackers; 20 boxes Soda Biicult-Va v. 1 selected Goshen Butter. ' "S’! oct 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON &C0. 1 ORANDY, 4»IN Arc.—10 hf pipes Otard I)»l wJ puy k Co b Brandy; 5 pipes Medcr Swan (iifl 1 puncheon Old Scotch Whiskey; 2 do do St. Croiil Rum; 2 do do Jamaica do. For sale from stare lw* l oct 16 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A. (ft | 1AOMESTIC LIQUORS—.1(10 bblsEPhebil U Gin; 60 do P &. II Connecticut River do- 40 Jjl domestic Brandy; 60 do pure Boston Rum;20 do h i ther Felton's do; 150 do N O Whiskey. In storeanJ for snle by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO | L'Oll SALE, on Consignment, GRAHAM'S COMl A POSITION, to remove and prevent incrustation! in Steam Boilers. The above Composition hasbra! used in New York, nnd has been recommended by J number of the most prominent Engineers in that cij ty. For salo with full directions as to its upplicatioal by II. M. DAVENl’OltT. | oct 15 Ct § TJRICE »fc VEADEE, hnve received an assort'! A ment of Fashionable Caps at 147 Bny strccL 1 Oct 12 | DALTIMORE FLOUR. 100 bbla. Baltinml A> Howard-et. Flour landing from schooner 8um| Cannon, for sule by § Oct 12 BRIGIIAM, KELLY & Co. | ffOIlN. 1000 bushels Coniin sacks, lauding from! schooner 11. N. Guinbrill, lor sale by E Oct 12 BRIGHAM, KELLY A Co. | TAOOR MATS.—Just opened nn extensive .1 Aj sortmeut of Door Mats, comprising Adelaide! Jenuv Lind, Rope, Border, Sheep Skin, Jute and All leant Mata. For sule by j Oet 11 COLLINS k BULKLEY, 100 Bryanst. 1 ATOLL AND GIN, 2 Pipes Imperial Eagle (iiml XX in bond aud for sale by i Oct 11 WILLIAM M. DAVIDSON. | ARIINER WANTED. A sternly, iadustriom xJT Man, who understands gardening, is wanted to take charge ofa market garuen, either for wages, orl on shares. Apply at this office. j oct 15 Ct j |> OUNT Y Ij AM). — The undersigned, with a| competent nnd responsible agent at the city ofl Washington, is prepared to execute the requisite pa-1 pers, and obtain the Land Warrantsforthe surviving,! or widows, or minor children of deceased oflicer(,l musicians or privates, who served in tlta war of 1812,1 or In any ol the Indian wars since 1790, under tlicl uct of Congress approved 28th Sept 1850. j oct 15 3* R. RAIF0RD. | "DOTTLE CORKS. A fresh supply of French 1 A> Velvet Wine Bottle Corks; also Taper r.:.d com mon Beer Demijohn and Jar Corks ; juBt received uud for salo by G. R. HENDRICKSON A CO oct 15 Gibbons’Building. n io COFFEE.—-100 bags prime Green Rio Col- AV fee ; 17* do. fair do. do. Landing, nnd for fakl by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. Oet 9 i 1VEW MUSIC—Just opened an invoiced be» lx Music, including tiio Greeting to America,ui other songs of Jenny Lind, (authorized edition to a portrait) also u variety of new Music, and the In gest collection of Foreign Music ever offered in» vaunnh. F. ZOGBAUM & CO. Oct 11 Corner St. Julian-st., and Mnrket-sqr. U1NINE! QUININE H QUININE 11! Ifidons- Av ces Sulphate Quinine, received by the steamer) Florida, and for salo at $4 50 per ounce by Oet 9 W. HUMPHREYS, 1 T)ER STEAMSHIP FLOltIDA—pccited X yesterday per steamship Florida, a handsomeu- sortment of Clntli Coats, Punts, nnd Vests, ot lutest fashion, and ot fine workmanship. For by PIERSON AHEIDT. Oct 9 r Ari Sacks Liverpool Salt, in bleached aarks,for ilUU sale low by „„ oct 9 3 ROBT. HABERSHAM & 80« L TTAY. 40 bules prime Northern Hay, landinr XX froinachr. Lydia Ann, ut Habcrahami wn » and fornalo hy oct 9 JAS. A. NORKU^ rpUCKING COMBS.—A new and ek’e“ t 'J| -I Bortmcnt of the latest patterns, viz: lia™ I Carved Tortoise Shell, Buffalo and Brazilian C«wj Jutt received, nnd for sale by .. „ G. It. HENDRICKSON & CO, Oct 9 Gibbon's Buddiff. B lack casimere PANTS.-Justr^l cd an assortment of various quality, and tor | PRICE k VEAl® at the. lowest prices by Oct 9 r’APS, CAPS, CAPS.—I have just Vo per recent arrivals, tlio most, beautiful mi nt of Cloth Caps, lor men nnd boys, ever or s to this market. They having been made up exp ■ y for my retail trade, challenge comparison w (> [’hose in wont of a good article can get It at tut. GEO. S. NICHOLS, Gibbon's Rmi^ lfi ing store ot sept 19 L -"S a &ros. mmostst N E. RUM ifce—50 barrels pore BostonKj®^ • 135 dozen painted Bucket*; 50 do. j-jj. do.; 25 do. 3 Hoop Ouk do. Landing irom bn 0 at., i.y cllJNT0 ^ torm together a delicious Saline druugnt, p 1 agreeable during Fevers, etc. Fimsakiby^ L - J ' M Smcts' sept 25 S EED WllEA’l AND UYK.—.560 bushels Superior Genesee white Wheat; 100 bushels Superior Rye. Just received and lor snle In} 9 HOMAS M. TURNER k CO. Tho above seeds were telex teed expressly or the subscribers by David Landrclh of l’hiladcl- hi a. 3 oct 4. .. — 1 nr*’6 YW'l®* S HIRTS*. SHIRTS.-Just opened, a i«r= d calica ty of whfto, fancy, Gingham, and c Shirts. For sale by u' ,, i Symouf- srpt 23 Old stand of Hamilton k *3— ^ < LOVE**. Received per steamer F , ^ lll, ’ F " n ^ , | «lo by some ftftfenrtuient ot hue Kiu y 1 ® riripT. oct9 PIERSON » Rsau— \T KSTS V and Ci S—Black Satin, blk j or fa )o low, by sept 10 Cashmere Vests, juet i (j. s. Nimiohd