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\ .$§8 WILLIAM T. THOMPSOH. EDIIOB. TUB lAtfUa l» T)jtU*Y MOSKWO "TT r mi DotLAM Pdran* S^ATBSBS Viable te the Carriers. 1 75 12 60 .16 00 ,.20 00 V„ ao v ,3 00 One Year JO 00 tor advertisement* not e*o«e5l“S flT « Unes, three- L.«»i'A^T.rt'.*BVnu’iM«rViiriitiw u»niL fate.. •Uu|iri v”.t'r^“vorli7«'r".rii'co.ain t In th.lr ^T.rtli.m.BU Ihtlteru* nur »— -* llaaa AiNtal for. Will b« nh&rvail * >rUonal number of lino. *.ro.J for, will bo ohnr|.d ’idtartUoTonU i«t to tbl. nffl.n wlthodtdlrMtion.. «to the number of insertion*, will be published daily umil ordered to be discontinued, end ehargodaooord- ‘“jfir.’AU Letter* dlreoted to thie office or the Edit muit be postpaid. THE DAILF NEWS. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. I Transmitted for the Savannah Daily Morning Newi.[ Relief to the Notv-Orlenon Suflurom. Baltimore, Aug. 11. At New York, to-day, nearlj' $8,000 was subscribed for (he relief of the sufferers at New Orleans. The Baltimore merchants on change, to-day, subscribed $1,000 for the relief of the distressed at New Orleans, and appointed a Committee to obtain further contributions. ' Donocrntlc CoiTestlon. The Democratic Convention*of Maryland have nominated Hon. T. W. Long, for Govei- uor, and William Pinckney White for comptroller New York Cotton Market. New York, Aug. 12. On Thursday the sales of Cotton at New York were 1500 bales, at previous prices, SAVANNAH, (Gx.) Aug. 18,165.3. Hon. Rickard Wayne, Mayor— Hear Sir: Tbs prevailing epidemic in New Or* leans (yellow fever) must necessarily produce great distress amongst the poor. We would therefore re* quo it you to call a Meeting of the citizen* of Suvnn null, at an eafly period, to tako into conaideration tlto question of extending aid to them. We bolieve that the citizena generally will deem it a privilege to contribute to their relief. Youra, very reapectfully, G. W. ANDERSON, W. DUNCAN, JOS. BANCROFT, W. THORNE WILLIAMS, ROBT. HABERSHAM, COHENS & HERTZ, HENRY HARPER. JNb. C. NICHOL. Proclamation. MAYORS OFFICE. I City of Savannah. Aug. 12th, 1653. > Pursuant to tho above request, the citizens of Sn. vanoah are hereby requited to assemblo at the Council Room in tho Exchange, on To-raerrow, ut 12 o'clock M,, for the purposo of tukiug into * ilderaftnn the uuoatiou of eXletidiiig aid to the auf. form from the late epidemic in New Orleans. IL.S.J ‘ R. WAYNE, Mayor. Attest, Edwaad Wilson, C. C. Mortality Amuno American Sea Cap tains in Calcutta.—Letters from Calcutta stats that Capt. Groving, of the ship Ellen Foster, of Boston, died there on the 26th of May. Copt. Joshua Doane, of the ship John Gilpin, died June 2, and his wife twelvo hours previously. Cant. Hatch, of (ho Concordia, was recovering from a severe attack of chole ra. There had been sevoral fine showers of rain, considerably epoling the atmosphere, and it was hoped the disease would soon abate. Western Hogs.-From present appearances the number of hop* the next season will be large, particularly m Kentucky and Ohio. It is stated that a contract fur ft large number of hogs in Indiana has been made at $2 90, gross, to be delivered at the pens in the fall. A trader et Louisville, on (lie 2d inet., offered to deliver 1,000 hogs, between the 20th of November and the 20th of December, at 4} cents net. Thu contract was not made. The Dance of Death—A Cue tom of Chill* Aaua-ardiente and dulcea were handed round; while all, men and womou—the dan cers excepted—smoked their cigarillus. But the most remarkable thing in the room seemed to me a large kind of scaffold, which occupied tiis other cornflV opposite the bed, consisting of o light framework; ornamented all over with artificial flowers, little pictures of saints, and a quantity of small lighted wax candles. On the tup of it a moat extraordinary woll»made wax figure of a little child was seated on a low wooden chair, dressed in a snow-white lit tle frock; the eyes were closed, the pale cheeks tinged by a soft rosy hue, and the whole figure perfectly strewn with flowers.— It was so deceptive, that when I diew near at firat 1 thought it z real child, while a young woman below it, pale, and with tears in her eyes, might very well have been the mother Bui that waa moat certainly a miatake; for at tma moment one of the men stepped up to her find 'nvifW Jier to the dance, and a lew minutes snerwirofi she* was one of the merriest in the crowd. But it must really be child—no sculptor could have formed that little face so exquisitely; and now one light went out, close [o the little head, and tho cheek lost its rosy hue. My neighbors at last remarked the attention with which I looked upon the figure or child, whichever it was; and the nearest one inform- eo-tne, as far as 1 could understand him, that me little thing up there was really the child T woman with tho pale face, who was usncmgjuai then so merrily ; the whole festi- v ‘*y ‘sking place, in fact, only on account of [hat httle.angel. I ahook my head doubtful ly ; and my neighbor, to convince me, took n, y arm and led me to tho frame, where 1 had to step upon the chair and dearest table, and touch the cheek and hand of the child. It was J c «spee! And the mother, seeing I had doubtad it, but was now convinced, come up ’Jfi ami smilingly told me it bad been her child, and was now a little angel in heaven. The guitars and cacaes commenced wildly “Ram, and she bad to return to the dance. 1 , «the house, as in a dream, but afterwards m.i !.. e e *J*wnation of this ceremony. If a ‘tie child--! believe up to four years of ago— f‘® B m c hili, it is thought to go straight to k . ft,en ' hl *d become a little angel; the mother ,n f> prouder of that—before the eyes of the -iSiJ*, least—than if she had reared her P py ™ nn or woman hood. The lit- of Ctinncll. « ,, i Savannah, August 11,1853. Council nail—Present bis Honor R. Wayne, Mayor; Aldermen, Malle ry, Screven, Brunner, Hsrrie, Lamar, Arnold, Ganahl, Lewie and Bui The minute* of the last meeting were road an«l confirmed, t The Information and fine dockets were read and confirmed. « . fc _ Alderman Elect. WWilk.r »*nrad, and duly »• •» Atd.rm.n of lh« City of Savannah, lo an tho vacancy occnaioncd hy the rcilcnatlon of Dr. John Riordnn. • Reports Read. The Finance Committee, to wbom waa referred buck the peutioni of Mr. A. Minis, and Mr. A. Mi- nia Agent, stating that certain proporty had been assessed at too high a rate, have had tho ■nine under consideration. They recommend that tho assess. Lot No. 10 Gardeu West bo put down at $8,000, and that on Garden Lola No*. 6 and 14, be put down at $12,000. Richard D. Arnold, J. P. Mcrkvrn, _ C. A. L. Lamau. The petitions of A. Minis, and J. A. Minis, Agon!, Diving been referred back to tho Finance Commit teo, report that they have examined the case*, and move that the amount assoased on the hooka re main ; hut, in consideration of their having given a portion of Woat Ilroad-atrcet, the amount for tho yB “I h ?™ ,l ! c . e(J 8,000 on A. Minis, aud lo 112,000 on A. Minis Ageut. ‘ , John N. Lewis. On motion, tho mnjority report was adopted. Reporte read and adopted. T.io Finance Committee, to whom was referred the petitiou of Mr*. Eliza Ross, beg leave to repeut, they have examined the property, and report against any decrease in the assessment. mu r- , .. A J° ,,N N. Lewis. 1 he Lommitteo on Pumps, to whom was referred lliw petition of Sol. Zelgler, relative to the romoval of a pump iu front of his houso, in Margaret street, report adversely to said petition. Respectfully submitted. Isaac Brunner, _ C. A. L. Lamar. The Committee appointed to nsaess the damage done John F. Tucker, by the opening of the street which runs through the lot occupied ay him, recoin mend that he be paid tho sum of three hundred dol- M * C. A. L. Lamar, C. S. Harris, m . _ , Jno. N. Lewis. The Committee on the Market, to report upon tbo petition of Joseph Brjon, relative to the citabli.lt. ing of provision stores ingoi provision stores or green grocers, through Alderman Mallory reported tho following Ordinance, which wo* rood the first time and ordered to ho published, viz: A Bill to be entitled an Ordinance to establish, regulate and iicenso green groceries or fresh pro vision storos, and to repeal so much of an Ordi- nance passed 3Utb January, 1851, regulating the public market, us may be deomed to couflict with the provisions of thin Ordinance. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Alder- eu of the City of Savannah and the hamlets (hero- or, aud it is hereby ordaiued by the authority of tho same, 1 hat from and after tho passage of this Or dinance, it shall bo lawful for any freo white citi zen to opeu and establish a storo or stores within the corporate limits of the city, for the solo of fresh moats, fish, vegetables, fruits, or other provisions, in such quantities, und at such times, Suudays except ed, ns may be deemed necessary for the community. Sec. 2. And be it frirtber ordained by tho authori ty aforesaid, that no person shall he permitted to open or establish any such Green Groccrj r or busi ness store, without first obtaining a Licence for the same, which Lioeao* Shall anecifiy the business to ho conducted under It, and shall have inrosied iu it a clausa prohibiting lfc« traffic iu any intoxicating drinks, and any person so applying for Licenco us aforesaid, shall pay into the City Treasury the sum of twenty ($2U) dollars annually, which sura shall be In lieu of auy other City Tax for such business. Sec. 3. And bo it further ordained by thaauthori ty aforesaid, that all persons so Licensed as Green Grocers, shall be held responsible for the good or der and cleanly condition of the establishment, and on complaint before the Mayor, for keeping on hand any decayed fruite, meats, vegetables, or auy other kind of provisions, which may he considered inju- r 0,, e to the health or comfort of tho neighborhood, for selling or oxcliHUgiug for sale any offensive decayad fish, meats, vegetables or other provis- conviction before tho Mayor, shell bo fined i not lees tliau five nor more than thirty dol- Iars tor each aud every ofienco. tfcc. 4th. Aud he it further ordained by tha au thority aforesaid, lliut so much of the Ordinance passed 30th January, 1851, relative to tha purchoso Be ssiicT areTiercby' repfXiHfl4o v Yaf as tho same op'® - J persons keeping fresh provision j •tores. The HcnTl/o/lid Cemetery Committee, to report upon the communication tromthe Board of Health, rccununeuding the passage of tho Ordinance requir ing cliimuoys or flues to be built or put to uli privies within the city for tho hotter ventilutiou of tho some, through Alderman Mallery, reported the fol- lowirg Ordinance, which wusruiid tho first tinio and ordered to be puplished, viz : A Bill to be entitled An Ordinance to amend an Or dinance entitled “ An Ordinance fur defining what shall be considered publia nuisances, and for the prevention, nishment and removal of the same, passed 2d August, ions, c •fpe Kin? Compauv, mpany, or any Independ ent Fire Coraoany, shall violate any of the provl- •inns of this Ordinance, or ahall refusn or*negfect lo obey any command, to cause tho City Marshal or any City Consteblo, or in their absence it shall bo lawfril for any fireman, to •' arrest such person, and bring them before the Mayor or any of the Aide mini present, wh >is hereby authorized to commit him to the Guard House until the next day, if at night, A Bill entitled An Ordinance to lay out a military parade ground, and to dedicate tho same for that purpose. See. 1st. Be H ordained by the Mayor aud Alder- nan of Savanuah. in Council assembled, and it is hereby ordained, by tbp authority of the same, that nineteen acre* of thAand known ap the Old Can tonment, lately grants by tha United States to the city of Savaunah, bofhtlod on tho mirth by the 8juthorn line of Gwftnolt-attcet from Whitakor- street to Montgomery-street, ou the east by Whit- •ker-streot up to New Houston-si reel, south by New —* ^.4^ Whitaker-strect to Montgotne in the day time, to commit the said offender «o the custody of a gtinrd until the extinguishment of the tiro, und thereafter take his recoguizanco to appear at tho next mooting of Council to answer fur said of fence; uud on conviction thoreof, shall bo fined in a sum not exceeding thirty dollars, nnd Use Clerk of Council shall, when directed by Council publish tho ■nine with tho namo of the party, at least once in the newapai ers which publish the proceedings of Coun cil by authority. Soc. 5. And be it further ordained by the autlio- parte rity aforesaid, that all Ordinances, dinancos, militating against tho provisions of this Ordinance, be, aud tlio same are hereby repealed An ordinance To amend no Ordinance, entitled an Ordinance amend an Ordinance, passed on the 8th June, 1852. See. 1st. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah and Hamlet* thtreof in Council mbled, and it is hejrsby ordained by the authority le same, that i »om and after the paesage of tide Or dinance, that whon any privy is built within the cur ate limit# of tLo city with a vault under.it ahall e a fine connected with eaid vault and extending foot or more abovo the roof of said privy, and if per- >«» ahall violate thisseotion. he or she or the owner or lossoo of the premise* shall on oonviutlon before the Mayor, forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding Fifty Dol lars fur each and every ofTonco, and for exon and overy day that the said privy lcmrJu* without the aforosaid flue. dlnances conflicting with the provision! of this Ordl- nau*m bo aid the same are hereby repealed. Reporte Read and Reeeivtd. City Treasurer’s Office, Aug. U. 1853. To the Hon. Mayor uml Alderuieu of tho city of Savannah. Iu compliance with a Resolution of Council pass ed 26tU July last diracling the "draymen to furnish statement of tiieumount that lias boon oxponded for Corn, Hay See., for the Scuvonger department sinco 1st January, 1853, witb tho view of Kscertain- ing whether it would not bo to the advantage of the city to board tho mules at some Public Stable'* 1 have the liouor to raport that there has been S aid from the Trcnsnry since the first of Jauuury let for Corn and Hay, fbr (he use of the Scavengers Department, the sum of eoveutouu hundred and thirty-six dollars and oiio cent. Respectfully eubinmitt* d, J. George, City Treasurer. Ordinancee, A Bill to be entitled an Ordinnnco to lay out a Military Parade Grouud, and to dedicate the satno for that purpose"—was read the second time—the blank filled with five years—and then unanimously passed under the title thereof, v “An Ordiuanco to grant to the subscribers to the Savannah Hotel Company certain privileges," wu* read tbo second time, amended, on motion by Al- dorman Arnold, uud then passed uudor the title thereof. Tho yeas and naya ware then called for, with the following result, viz: Yens—Aldermen Harris, Welker, Arnold, Scre ven, Lewis, and Brunner. Nays—Aldermen Ganahl and Lamar. Alcformun Mullery declined voting, and on motion he was excused therefrom. Alderman Ganahl, seconded by Alderman Malle ry, moved a reconsideration of said Ordinnnco.— Motion lost. The following Ordinances were read the firit lime, viz: .and L ?» rpSe J-* ex h»k*ted then, an I had aeen it; '•»«.. i r V 0 .”. cn continue dancing and nidging H 11 Bll it displays signs of putrefaction, j, 1 ["^Mother, whatever the feelings of her d be, must laugh, and sing, nnd w;.k B ' “I 10 dsre not give way to any selfish « * J or i* n °t the happiness'of her child Hcured? p oorrao , her! , * l the World. Tha Homes of the Departed. /on bright stars whloh asm the night abllufal dwelling sphere, wJ* kl “ Jred “Pints re-unite torn asunder hero— 1,0 X * It were at onoo to die, UlfSweW* blighted orb afar, 4 *? n . 1 with soul to oleeva the sky. And soar away from stai to star I B vb J ho " <U»k* hot* drear, how lone U w&ifjSi 1br ‘* hteu of bliss, i!SSSSSBF A Bill to bo entitled an Ordinance, to amend an Ordinance, entitled, an Ordinauco to auiond an Or dinance, entitled "nil Ordinauco to unlaldisli the office of Weigher of Hay, aud to elect ofiicore— passed 10th June, 1847." Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of tha city of Savaunah and Hamlets thereof in Council assembled, aud it is hereby ordaiued by the authority of the same, that from aud after the pus- sage of this Ordinauco, it shall be the duty of the Weighers ond Inspectors of Hay, when any bundles of Imy are so wet as to materially effect the weight of said bundles, they shall not be compelled to weigh such bundles, but shall nrako such deductions from the origiiiaifeeight, a* they may find to bo the itYcrn^e loss of weight cn such as they «te tumbled ige loss of weight cn such as they -i« eimbiod ifgh in said cargo, and when a whole cargo is wet so that they cannot ascertain tho true weight of any part thoreof, it shall be the duty of the Weigh ers to make such deductions from tho original weights, as in their judgmeut is the usual loss in weights, and for so remarking, they shall receive tho same feo oh if they had weighed the whole cargo. Sec. 2. Bo it frirther ordaiuod by tbo authority aforesaid, That all Ordiueucej, or ^>arte of Ordi nances, militating against tho provisions of this Or dinance, bo and the sume are hereby repealed. A Bill to be entitled an Ordinauco to amend and to add to tho Firo Ordinance^, uow of forco in tho Jrt, r Jour- » f ^To^mod by .h. Mayor and Aldar- we World. men of the city of y avn „ ua h R mi tho hamlets there of, in Couucil assembled, nnd it is hereby ordaiued by the authority or the suine, That from and after the passing of this Ordinance, the two hishcsi offi cers of the Ogleiborpo Fire Company, No. 1, and the two highest officers of tho Washington Firo Company, of the City of Savunnah, shall, by virtue of their officer, and while they are such officers, und no longer, be additional members of tho Savannah Fire Com puny, and shall bo entitled to participate iu the counsels and plans of that Compauy, subject to aP. the rules, regulations and by-laws by which ■aid Company is governed. ?>- Sec. 2. Aud be It further ordained by the authori ty aforesaid, That immediately upon the termina tion of tbeir official position, either by resignation or otherwise, all the rights, duties and responsibili ties created by tins Ordinance shall cease to exist iu thorn, and be transferred to their successors. Sea. 3. And be it further ordained by tbo authori- aforesaid, that no Cistern, Engine House, En gine, fire plug, ladder, firahooks, buckets, axes, nor any other property belonging to the City of Sa vaunah, and required for the purpose of extinguish ing fires, shall ba used by the Oglethorpe Fire Com- Scc. 1. Bo it ordained by the Mayor and Alder men of the City of Savannah aud tho hamlets there of, in council assembled, aud it, is hereby ordained bytbe authority of tho same, that said Ordinance be •o amonded as to allow the erection of wooden buildings, without restriction as to height, provided all huildlnge over twenty feet high shall be covered with slate, tile or uiotal. Soc. 2. Be it further ordained by the authority of tho samn, that all Ordinances or parts of Ordinan ces conflicting with this Ordinance, be, aud the same are hereby repealed. Petitione. The petition of Vardy Woolly, requesting Coun cil to remit tho fine of $30 inflicted upon him for having three servants working in the City without baJgec, and also to remit him $50 25 nou resident tax imposod upou said slaves, &c., wus read and “ij cited. The petition of D. Shaffer praying Couucil to dL rer.t the City Treusuror to refund him three dollars taxed him upon a girl only 10 years old, read nnd gruuted. The petition of H. J. Clialnnrs, for Mrs. Ann 8. Chalmers, praying Council to refund him the tax upon 4 slaves &c., was read aud referred to the Com- millco on Finauco. Tho uctition of Frederick E.Tcbonu and Michael Prendergnst, joint lessees of Lot, No. 30, Washing- ton Ward, pruyiug separate titles, unto Frederick E. Tehran, for the west half,and unto Michael Porn- dergust for the cast half of said Lot, was read uml granted. The petition of Nathaniel Nungazer, and Richard II. Howell loinl lessros of Lot, No. 17, Wesley Ward, praying separate lltlos, unto Nathaniel Nun- gazer, for the east half, and unto Richard H. Howell for the west half, was read aud granted. The memorial of citizeua and residenta of the southern nnd eastern portions of tho city, calliug tho attention of Council to "a more rigid'enforce ment and observunco of tho Ordinances relating to the removal and doposit of the filth and offal of the ity." also calling the attention of Council “ to the omiitiou of the low ground and swamp commencing south of the brick culvert on Thunderbolt road, within the city limits, nnd extending to the terminus of tho brick sewor south of the Hospital," Sec., wns read, and, on motion, reforrod to the Committee on Health aud Cemetery, with power to act. The petition of Charles L. Lodge, representing that be ha* recently orecled a two-story wooden dwelling house, at the coruer of Jefferson and Hunt ington streets, without being aware that he was vio lating any Fire Ordinance of the city, and praying Couucil to allow the seine to romain, because lie was ignorant of the Ordinance, because it would be ruinous to him to romovo it, and because the city officers ought to havo notified him in time to make the proper alterations, Sec., was read, nnd on mo tion, referred with the Fire Ordinance introduced tliis day, to tho Committee oa Kite Department. The petition of P. Wiltberger Sc Son, stating that they have "it in contemplation to enlarge tho Pu laski House," and praying Couucil "to be allowed the privilege of throwing xu arch Hcross Bay-lnno, to the adJoiuing property," was read, and 011 mo tion of Aldorman Screvou, referred to a speciul committee of threo. •JiS.US'MUifUnWKW.-nwMliof iiimI Lamar. Election. Couacil proceeded to the election of a Messenger of Council, to fill the vacancy occasioned by tho re signation of Hugh Logan, aud upon counting out the ballots, Jobu A. Richardsono woe declared duly elected Messenger of Council. Resolutions Read and Adopted. By Aldermun Walkor, seconded by Alderman Mallory— Resolved, That tho Committee ou Public Build ings be authorized to repair, or renew if ncceseury, the roof and cornice of tho Excliunge. Resolved, fuither, That thoy havo sottees, or sueli other “eats us they may doom best, placed in the L.'»"» Room of tho Exchange. By Aidermau Lewis, seconded by Aldorman Mul lery— Resolved, That the City Treasurer pay lo the Ex ecutor of the estate of William E. Baynard, deceas ed, the sum of five hundred dollars, tho amount awarded for the portion of his lot taken in opening President-street, provided the requisite titles to he approved of by tho Mqyor are given to tbo city for tho laud so takon. Roaolved further, That tha City Troasurer pay to Amos Scuddor, Robert aud James Lachlison, und Alexander A. Smets the sum of five hundred dollars, tho amount awarded for tho land takon in Indiau street lauo, provided tho requisite titles to bo ap proved of by tbo Muyor, are given to the city for the lands so taken. By Alderman Lamar, seconded by Aldorman Har- Houston-all __ ry street, nnd weal by tha eealern line of Monigome* ry-street, from New Houston street to UwTnnot- Street, b^ »et apart %*• parade ground for the volunteer emnpaniea of tho city of Savannah, and be, and the same is hereby dedicated to that pur pose, under the conditions aud limitations in this ordinance hereinafter named. Sec. 2. And be it frirther ordained by tho authori ty aforesaid, That the control, custody and manage- incut of said parade grodhd shall be invested in the ceptuius, for the timo being, of the several volun teer companies of tha city of Savannah, who shall have exclusive use (hereof, subject nevertheless to the police Mgilutioos of the city of Savannah. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted by tho authority aforesaid, That the grgnt of tho aforesaid parade ground and the dedication thoreof is made under tho condition that tho several volunteer companies shall hare tho eaid parade ground proporly cleared, und a neat and sufficient foifce placed around the same within fivo years from the day of the date of tho passage of this ordinance, and shall always keep tho same in proper ordor, and jlho fence in good and sufflcici>t r*p«ir, nnd in coja of their failure to do so, or in case thoy shall use J^ttempt to use the said porade ground for other mtRoses than that to which it is dedicated, than thatThe same shall re- Wit to the city, and agaiti fall into the common pub- Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to in vestigate tho present cost of keeping the Mules of the Scavenger’s Department, and the expediency of abandoning the present system of keeping tho MuNi at l'ublic Stables. His Honor tho Mayor appointed us such Commit- 0, Aldermen Lamar, Lowis and Bulloch. By Alderman Mallory, seconded by Alderman Walker— Resolved, That the Committee on Market be au thorized to have four additional lamps put up in tho Market, and make such repairs iu the pavement, stalls and beudies as may by them bo deemed ne cessary. Resolutions Read and Lost. By Alderman Ganahl,seconded by Alderman Scre- The arching of a lane in the city of Savannah, by grant from tho City Council, being considered by some the exercise of a doubtful power, Resolved, That the Board of Aldvrmeu consider tbo erection of a Hotel one of vital interest to the public at large, and will co-operate with the citizens to have a law passed by tho next Legislature, to confirm the action of the City Council, in granting the privilege of arching a lano to tho Savannah Ho tel Company. On motion to adopt said resolution, there being a tie, hi* Honor the Mayor voted iu tho negative, nnd declared the resolution lost—deeming the ordinauco already passed as sufficient. Proposals Plankroad. The proposals for building the Plaukroad wore severally read, and upon motion of Alderman Arnold, sccondod by Alderman Brunner, the following reso lution was read and adopted, viz.: Resolved, That the proposal of William B. 51*11, r constructing (lie Plankroad, be accepted, pro vided ho gives good and sufficient security that he will poform tho contract according to the specifica tions published in Jauuury last, and wilhiu thirty- five days. Miscellaneous Matter. A. F. Torley, Keeper of Lauroi Grove Cemetery submitted his report of interments for July, 1853. Edwin Parsons, Inspector of Cisterns, submitted his report for the month of August, 1853. [For City Marshal's Report, see 2d page.) Amount of accounts passed, $2,182 CO. Council adjourned. An Ordinance to grant to the subscribers to the Savunnah Hotel Company, certain privileges: Section 1- Bo iloidalued by the Mayor and Al dermen of the city of Suvannah and hamlets thereof, That the subscribers to the Savannah Hotel Com pany having purchased the iota numbers one and two, six and seven, Tyrcounel tything, Derby ward, for the purpose of erecting thereou a hotel, the priv- ilego of throwing an arch or arches, and extending the building over the lane situated belweenCongros* and Broughton streets, to the extent of said lots, is hereby granted, provided said arch or archo* shall uol betas* than twelvo feet iu Lie clear aboveground, and further provided, thot two lights shall be kept constantly burniug fr om dark until daylight through out the year, and that tho lane uuflor the arch or arches be properly pavnd; und provided, also, that the said subscribers shall give to the Mayor and Al dermen of the City of Savunnth and hamlets there of, bond with good and sufficient security, to be ap proved by bis Honor the Msydr, to re-pay to them all expenses, costa and charges, including all coun sel fees, which they may be required to pay to de fend any suit instituted in law or equity against them for any cause arising out of the grant of this privilege, aud also all dumagea which may be recov ered against them, eithor in lawbr equity, for grant ing said privilege. 8. >tion 2. Be it furthor ordained, That said sub scribers to the Savannah Hotel Compauy shall have the privilege of erecting a verandah with iron pit. Iars around the whole of said lota, fronting on Bull, Congress and Broughton streeta, said verandah to be as wide as the sido-walks of Mid streets, and to be not leu than twelve feot high above the pave- Sectiou 3. And be it further ordained by the au thority aforesaid, Tbat all ordinances or parts of ordinances militating against tbo provisions of this onHttUiet, bet and tna same are hereby repealed. P.s.e.1 in Council. S.rntiBili, lUk Aufu.t, 1853. ft,*,] R. WAYNE,JHayor. Attest: Edward Q. Wilson, Ctark of Couucil. inio ine common pun- lie domain, and all grunts, privileges and advantages in tlio first section of this ordinnnco contained, shall cease und hecomo void and of non effect Condor.Ward (Allc.l) F.dward a. Wit.,ON. Clerk of Council. SrtNKE Per brig P R Barton, from N.w York-Rowl.nd t !o,QUJo * " ‘ ----- Co, Q U Joenson, MoManon k Doyle, M A Cohen, T 8 Wayne, Brigham, Kellp A Co, Cohen A Tarver, Clag- horn A Cunningham, T R Mills, Scranton, Johnson L Co, Wobster A Palmes, CohOn A Foadlok, J 11 Carter, J E Cady A Ce, W 1* Yougo, Morse 4 Niohols, and ordor. Per steamer Metaraora. from Charleston—8 M Laffl- « ~ ” •• and J J Maurice. passkSokbS: Ter .Ulmer Mat.mor,, (Tom Cb.rlntan-U U Bcr.n- ton bd<1 l.dy Mr. w Bom Pintail, Mr W«lk«r, S Yo- ihey, and 4 deok. COMMERCIAL. Havaunah Market* August 13* COTTON—Arrived sinco the 6th Inst., 961 bales Up land, all by Railroad, and 2 do. Sea Island. The ex ports for tho same period amount to 361 bales Upland and 2 do Sea Island, vU: to Fhiladelplo, 10 bales Up land ; to New York, 361 bales Upland, and to Cbarlts- ton, 2 bales Sea Island,—leaving on hand and on ship board not cleared, a etoek of 4,908 balos Upland, and 142 do. Sea Island, against 1,818 bales Upland, and 34 do. 8oa Island, same time last year. During tho past week wo have had several arrivals of foreign steamers, whose news both politioalsnd com mercial have bc A n favorable. Tbo Niagara’s aooount* to the 23<1, came to band on Saturday, and reported an improvement in the Liverpool cotton market, with ■ales for the week amounting to 86,000 bales. On Tues day the Baltic's accounts to the 27th, four later, oam 0 to hand, confirming the favorable advices of the prevl- i steamer, and reporting tho salts fur tho four days 26,000 bales, with a good demand. On Thursday night still later accounts by the Africa were rouelved. Tho axles of ootten at Livsrpool 1 r the week ouding the 30th reaohod 76,000 bales. There waa an active demand and the middling qualities had improved.— Middling Upland was quoted at 6)£d. Thie arri val announces that ths political difficulties were re garded as settled, and the general tono of the foroign markets sro re ported healthy. In regard to onr own market we have but little to ■ay. Tho want of shipping has caused business to be dull, and tha stock of ootton on sale is very light. The tan »ml oorn vTt.TonStiT 'WiSf 1 M‘° ,°' 6 r* of oot- vd.y wer. 21 b.loi, nu m. of cotton on Snt- 73. making tho total .alei of JWl 'bWaa.L,.. /nhacato. tbo following prlcoa: 7 balo. at 7K I •* 8j 4 at 01 4 at a;,; 12 at OK; 2 at Id: Wat 10). i 43 at J0«£. 32 at 10#, and 20 at 11 cents. Yesterday, Friday, the sales wero 113 bales, via: 23 at 7# ; 10 at 9; and 80 at 9 18-16 oents-making a total or 290 bales for the week. During the past fow days a respectable number ef vessels have arrived, which no doubt will have a ton- douoy to rovivo business. 8LA ISLAND.—There is nothing doing in this artl< Virginia.and N. Car. July 28... Inoroaao £43,069 Dooreaao at Mobile, July 29 8,662 " Florida, July 21 .8,319 Savannah, Aug 11 7,713 Charleston, Aug 11 17.640-42,134 Total Inorease The iacereaee at all the r Srapk, is stated to be 199,6T MAKINETiVTELLIUENOE. fOHT or havannaht.. Atawnr. gap Him5h MmlBona»t.ml.40m I High Water lh.4lim —.— lilt 8cr P R Burton, Lingo, New York, to Rowland 4 Stea^^Ntamora. PoeUHjjplSsrleston, to 8 M Laffl- UEPARTED. Steamer Calhoun, Barden, Charleston. LIST OF VK8MKL8 IN POUT. Nit I pa. Florida, (e) Woodhull.,1800 N Y....Padelfotd, Fay 4 Cc Dnrks. ,...237 rep'f .....R A Snullard Xi v.!,.v, «sp g. a. a sounara Cbos William, Dawes...293 BostonBrigham, Holly 4 Co Brl|— Esther, Aopklns..000 ’Iff"* 0 dls'g.., Brigham,Kelly 4 Co Talulah, Cooper 194 die'g...Brigham, Kelly 4 Co Mnlioonera. J II Holmes, Lodge dls’g Ogden 4 Bunker Plandoma, Brown dls’g. .......Rowland 4 Co Virginia, Axworthy dls’g U K Washburn b ranoos Satorly, Davis dis'g Ogden 4 Bunker Emma, Ohlveral dis'g R Ilnborsham A 8on I li Barton, Ling distg Rowland 4 Co Dry Ooods, Clothing, ho. GREAT BARGAINS I CHEAPEST CASH ST02.E. ole. RICE.—With a moderate demand tho sales havo bean 1U0 tea., via: 40 at $3# and 60 at $3# ft hundred pounds. CORN.—Daring the early part of tha week this ar- tiole was retailing from store at 90@98 cents $1 bushel. Yesterday it sold in small quantities at 90 oents, bnt this price eonld not be obtained for a cargo. A cargo from Baltimore has arrived, whloh has not boon sold. FLOUR.—Tho scarcity of this article for some timo hoe onhanood the prioe; in faot there hat bean very lit tle in tho market for aovoral weeks, and ths only trans actions have been in small lots. Several hundred bar rels, to arrive, havo been sold at $6,50 to $7 ^ bbl. A lot of 150 bbls. Baltimore, sold yesterday at a price not made public. DAY.—This artiele has boon for some timo in good demand, and the limited etoek has enabled holder* to obtain fl,37@$l,60 $ 100 lbs. from store. Taocargooa, however,.oame in yoaterday, and wa hear of the sale of 300 bales of Northern, at $1,12#@$1,25 ft 100. OATS,—Holders are asking62# ots. bushel, by re tail, for this article. LIME.—Two eargoes arrived yesterday, which are ow discharging. It has been selling at $1,37#®$!,60 $ bushel. BABON.—Thore ie very little demand for this arti ele, and the sales have beon limited to small lots. We quote Sides at 9@9# oents. 8ALT.—Liverpool sacks ar* hold at $1,20. COFFEE.—Small sales or Rio wore made *t$#@l0 oents. BAGcINQ AND ROPE.-We quote Bagging at 11# @11# cents, aud Hope at 8#@8# oents. The transac tions in these articles have beon light. EXCHANGE.—Sterling at 9#@9# $ ct. premium Dohkstio.— 1 The Banks are selling eight cheoks on all Northern cities at# portent, premium, aud punhasing sight bills at par; 80 dav bills at #@# per eent. dis count; 60 day bills at l#al# V ct. discount, and 90 day bills at l#a2 ^ coat, discount. FREIGHTS.—To New York, per steamship, #o. for ootton aud $1 tierce for Rio?, Sailing vessels ask $1 ^ bale for cotton. A vessel has engaged to tako lumber to New York at $9®$9,60 ^ l,m_ CHARLESTON, AUG. i2.-CoTrox.—The opera tions for tho week were confinod principally to the ex- exoution of orders for Spanish account. Tho sales foot up about 1.500 bales, 1,000 of wbioli were sold at 11 eta The Good Middling and Middling Fair qualities have run into each other, and wero quoted at the close of business at 11 cents. Tho extrome* were} from 8# to II# cents. Kioz.—The demand for this artiole during tho week has folly absorbed tho recolpts, whloh comprise some 1963 tos. Tho sales were at nricos ranging from 3 13- 16the to $4 3-16ths, as in quality, principally at $315- 16lhs. Tho prioos current at the olose of the previous weok have been fully sustaiued. Freights.—There were no vessels loading this week for either Liverpool or Havre, one however, arrived yesterday, which will be put up for the former port, the bulk of whoa* oargr has been engaged at #d. for Cot ton in square bags. We quota Gotten to New York 62# cent* bale, and 75 cents tierco for Rloc.— There is no vessel loading for Boston. NEW YORK, AUG. 9.-The stock market te-day olosed dull with a dowuwsrd tendoncy. Money market changed. Exchango o @9# prom. London 9# Bales 200 bbls Pork at $15,68 for mass. Cotton quiet— prices unchanged. Whiskey 26@26# oents. BALTIMORE, AUGUST 9.—Tha Flour market Is price, and 1000 bbls do at $5,25. About 15,000 bushols Corn offered and partly sold at 6l@62o for wihte—which is a de.elinb^and 65@G0o for foryallow. Hlwtcnieiti of Cotten. 1852r'53. 1651-'62. 8.1*1. | Upland 8.1*1. Upland Steok on hand, Sep. 1... 60 2,900 700 a«S2 Ueo'd since Aug. 6 •* previously..^ 12,960 961 326,815 6 12,232 837,191 Total receipts 13,012 WMK 12,937 Exp'ted this week “ previously rrS MS.W 12.9W Total exports...... 12^70 s»,7se is,wn 539,388 Rem'f onbaud.Aug 13 142 4.S06 34 1,813 Uxports of Cotton. Klee aud Lumber, from Savannah Jrom lug. 6 to August 13,1868. Roekport, Me Philadelphia. OrLXND. RIOS. LUMBER. 5S1 100..... Ml “iM .75,000 r ■ <* ’ ' • -‘W 4C '- jkjjw »i- /'YURSummor plans are sales a. s already MORE than thi oulations for tha year ending wJF “ *—re now fixed for sale, every i “ - Will continue uutil next 8oi - 1IIT1 „ fl u*ittftiM l our €X h ^lively for CA8U in amaUMia large ‘stock AT COST. Wo aim at effootiDg a double otfloct by this oourso.— 1st. If possible to have our Store re-shelved plooetneal. 2ndly. lo necessarily oondense our stock into the small- ““ “P M “- Out dotaila nro perfoot for tho continual iply of A “““-• - -• Lockett, Long & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIP PINO AOENTS, SAVANNAH,UKORGIA Will cltond lo nUlo. .11 klud. of PRODUCE. (IS' Strict .ttanttoD .{rail lo tho Roaolrinc and For* warding Good*, and Alllug ordor. from the country. St UWMIT, »». II. lo»o, John n. navis. Ijr WYI.LV do MONTMOLLIN, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, FUR THE njjt Purchase and Hale of Stockn, Bondi Real and Perweual Bwcate. Ac. Ac. Office Corner of Ray Lane (and Bull Street, rear of tks Post Office, V. B. Having numorouf ordere wa wish to pmohaso mg ei fling lo pay hlgl > w# wish to pmohaso families, for whloh we —ices. jy 29— ly 8. H. crtinon, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ’ 5ANDKIWVILLE, GEO. Will attend to business in Washington, Jefferson Laurens, Wilkinson, and Emanuel Counties. „ Rnrzn to-N. A. Hardee, Franklin 4 Brantly, and Dothwell 4 Co., Savannah.jy 7-Cm jo 25 JOSEPH omillq ATTORNEY AT LAW. CORNKtt or BAT AND WDITAKCR-STS. Factorage and ComnitmAotM UUH1NBMH. T WILL continud the Factorayo and Commission 1 Business on my own account. Office on Bay-st., knot or Montgomery Street. tf J. F. PELOT. cliley A Thomas. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 75 Bny-at., Havaunah, Ga. s. r. xiNouLBr. a. thouas. Z. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Williameou's Build lugs, Day-afreet. Hnvannah, On. apr 18 ’ WELLS A BUltU, CONTRACTOR AND DVILDER, V I AV1NG rosuined his husiuoss, It now pra- Xlptred to contract for Buildings, or Jobbing work of any description, in his line. Stairs executed with neat ness end dispatch. A tharo of tbo public patronage is moat respsetfrilly solicited. Carpenter Shop oot nor of Walnut and llarrlBOB-eta., . ■ loond Street west of Brows and Harris’s 8tablea., ■ell them at private axle to the jobbers, to be again f*hl8 •old in quantities to tho distant merchants; therefore. supply of evory thing we have kept hithorto'fYlso~to AAiiSaty J’ ro, ® nk h>r ante, tho CHOICEST BAR- OAiHB tiiatoan bo culled from every market. Our French Dross Goods are of the best rival manu- facture*. and in sty!#, finish durability of oolore and qualities or cloths, are the best imported; and wears now selling them for lessprloes than tho manufacturers’ agents and commission houses in New York would he greatest disparity in our favor for choapuoss and ubetenoo, ie obvious to every one who inspects our V . IN'OUR 8 TOOK, ARE' Rieh printed French Muelins and robos; printed and plain Tissues and Baroges; Toil de Nord and ~ colored Cantou Cloths ana ootored “ dresses; Hilda and Foulard Silks, linens for travelling dresses; Hilks and Foulard Silks, very cboapi embroU doted white Muslins for dresses; plaid, strlpod and plain do v very ohoap; black Silks and Summer Bilks; Silks ana black Silk war*. Alpacas, Tory oheap; Mourn ing Dress Ooods in better taste and at cheaper priocs than elsewhere. Bonnet Ribbcns, and Bonnets; plain and embroidered Crape Hcarfs^nd Shawls. EilIiUtOlDKltbD AND LAVE GOOOM. IN IMMENSE VARIETY FROM AUCTION. A new artiole for Ladles' summer Nook Handker chief*. JjTYL.S-1- JAjmwMx, and llose in all colors and all qualities, vory muohchoapsr than elsewhere In thie oily. La dies' and Gouts' Summer Gloves, made lixo Kid Gloves: and Misses' and Ladles’ Not Mitts and Gloves, very oheap. PAVILION LACES, Pink, Blue nnd White, 1*^4 wide Embroidered aud Patent Summer Skirts, Corded Skirt#, very oheap. Mourning and pointed Handker chiefs. LINEN GOODS. Onr store is the Depotfor the beet Linen Goods, (all pure fiax) which we retail ae cheap as the other mer chants hors pay forth# samo goods, and we have now added largaly to our itook of the folio king goods, which wo are selling at evidently cheaper prices than they ooatto import, vis.; Linon Sheetings in every width and quality, 8hirting Linens, hand-spun and nadrassed; Pillow Case Linens and Anroa Linens; Bird's Eya Diapers. Dowlas* and Glass Cloths; Scotch Diapers; Bathing Towels; Uuckabaok and Bird's Eye Towels; Diaporsand Uuukabaoks by tho yard. Stair Coverings. Tabic Damasks & Diapers. In white and Brown of ovary kind, very oheap. Da mask Napkins and Doylies; Damask Bordered llucka- back Towels; Table Covers and Toilet Covers; Quilts and Counterpanes of every kind, and Insists for Berths, Cots, and small and large Beds; Figured stout Laoe for Valance and Bail Curtains, English Washing Furuiture Chin ties, very oheap; 7-8, 4-4, and 6-4 Furniture Dim ities; Lintn Laces for Pillow Casos, very oheap; Cotton do.: Cotten Shirtings and Sheetings iu white and un bleached, and in every quality and m every width,from 3-4 to threo yards wide. aowqna Huttings. Host quality, and oheaper than otsowhoro. Oar etoek is repleto in almost avery artiole uoododfor Plnntntlon nnd Uouae-kflopluR user, cheapest prioos. Also, Ooods for Alan and Boys SummorCoeta and Pantaloons, and Vestings, vis: Lin- Drillings, Cottonsdes, 8uminer Csssimeres, Farra- i' Drills, colored Linens for eoats, Marseilles Vest ing*, very cheap Cotten pantaloon stuffs for negroes; Cotten Osnabargs, Linen Osnaburgs, jolorod Home spuns, Ac. Hnooess In trade is always in ths ratio of ability to do best for the community, and upon that basis, combin ed with integrity, we appeal to the universal intellect, and we oonnde implicitly in tho unerring mind for the result.* Our* stock is so thoroughly fftjed iTnitktiik I. AltURHT assortment, And it is fixed for sale. At prices so uniformly very Cheap!! That purchasers of a large assortment, in small and large quantities, oan be suited inagisater number of articles, and thereby effect a greater saving than in auy other store In Savannah.—Buyers ar* invited to inspect our whole stock, as wo rely on the patronage of the greatest number of purchasers—by our diffusing tho f reatest reciprocal interests—for enduring and inoroas- ng support. McCOSKF.R A TREANOR, 111 Congress-street—nextlo Bull-street, may 30 and opposite the Pulaski House, LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT- AD ISOLD’S Improved Patent Metallic Indc.tructibU SARCOPHAGUS, 0R Am EXHAUSTED " COFFINS, Which is now taking the place of all others throughout the United States. II. B. BOGARDUS having boon modo the solo agent of the above for tho City of Savan nah, would respectfully oall attention to their vast su- K riority over anything of the kind that has yet boon Tore tbo public. The improvement* consist in o«- menting the top and aides, and, by the application of an air pump, removing the air, by which mean# the contents remain without effluvia or change of appear ance for any length of time. It is on these advantages the claim to superiority is based. The undersigned haviug examined the above, do not hesitate to say that, in their opinion, they are folly cal- It. Wat**, ms, M. D., I C. W. Wzat, M. D., , M. D., P. M. Koixocz, M. P., C. Uabcusua*, M. D., I W. G. Uum.ock, M. J)., r 12 B. Lachmso*. Machinist. ' ly 1 IVoUK.—Prime Pork iu bbl*., lor solo by 1 may2f» MINIS 4 FLOKANCE 15011 HALE*—A Lot 60 by 90 feet, fronting on lj Laurel Street, immodlatoly in tho renrof tho late Jr. C. P. Riobardaone’e House, jo 28 l a Soy 3 years old—oountry raised, je 21 WU I \ILLOWH UKAVE CURE* ami unlverea / condition Medicine for Horses and Cattle. Prioe cents per paokoge, for sale by jy 18 JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO. -7 years old, accustomed F°to old. A iU)R HALE.—-A to the culture of Rloe and Corn; alto a Apply to 1 jy 263 ; also a boy lOyeari WM. WRIGHT. steamer Florid*. Q»i _ JOtt y Merino, lisle Thread, * -% for sale by WSON 4 CAMP. ^for sala hy » FLOKANCE. s: D*W1TT 4 MORGAN. M OCKING Bird Cages, recoivotl and for sale by [jyi] 1. W. MORRELL 4 CO pHAMPAi noHlluk, On. LF-HININO FI.OUB.—A frtoh aiUde, IwiT.d kat f« toltb/ Faeton and Coinmiision fflerehants, •ap 21 91DAY-BTREET, 8AVANNAU. If 1 AW CO«I*AUTNEUH!lli*. —Tho uudor 4-4 I»m taken into partnerehip. In the praotl* oftho Law, his son. ISAAC M ULYORD MARSH, undoi the name of M. A I. M. MARSH. Thoy will personally attend the Superior Courts of Chatham, Bryan. Bulloob, Effingham, Sort von, Burke, Washington and‘Wilkinson Counties, and have made arrangements for tha prompt oolleotion of debts in most pf the oounties In tho State. J$W Office 176 (up stairs) Bay-street, Savannah. May 26th, 1362. ly MULFOKD MARSH O R K , S.T lnrg.it Mtt M.r 0,1,1,.: ■ chants Mini.cn invited to ex as ' 50 Dim elaborately trimmed Silk. 8atln, Crape and othif fashions. Flats and Hats; Hoods. A graat variety of Craj oreu bui r rings, au other Combs, licit Plaitte. Flowi’-s, Wi Jet and Fanoy WrisUetts, Outtaas, Zephyr Worstotds,Embrold«ry,fKr color. Braids, Fans and a great' * ChUdi 8moklng Cap*v Sit poors, Children': m Robes and 8 ao kg,* marked with u „ Joyle, assl York, will attend to endoavor with skUl with ordora. Fam with orders, Fanoy aai ed and Pressed. Plnkli AST Fire Bonnet TT— perfectly understand thebi A11LLINBRY AND V, nun. JYo.17 BARRA. Takes thi* method < Savannah, and tloii calved her SPRING large and fhahlonablo and SILK BONN, artiole, of tha mo laoo, and a new summer Ribbons, Cups, Flowers, Straw Trimmings, 4o., 4 P. B.—All orders from tlful artfo lo. 8. 8. SIBLEY, ;Wholosals aud Rotail Bookseller and Stationer, millinery MRS. ( So 18 Il.vlngconinlatfld her respectfully invitai the It touors to her nei Frenoh Embroidei ^ Bilk. Qoesimor ' Dunstable Split Straws, Hair Uause, Knotted O Fanoy Jenny Lind Sti — Fancy Bonnets, Caps,' am BOW and beautifnf s T T Trimmings. No. 136Congress-*t., opposite Monument-sq. r 191 SAVANNAU, GEO. |tf CI1A8. 11. BUililiTT, MSNTO Portable rj’HKHK Mills nro propi ‘pres It* D* Lvaiib, A TT O U N E Y AT LAW, Baurdzusvilui, WASBtiraTo* County, Oa., Will praetleo la the Courts of the Middle Circuit. All business committed to hie oaro will he axeouted with promptness and dispatch. BnrsnfcftCKx.—Messrs. Bothwellfc Smith, and Dr. U. L. Byrd, Savannah.■ ly Jan ~~ sti on o f those M Ills lish their exoeediag siujpHoit -nd superiority throughout. All desoriptfons of EbgiAe short notion and fully w< “ J.S. $y Charleston Courier JOHN POOLE, WBDLERXL* AND BIT AIL D*AL»* I* PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VAIiNlSHEB D, OIJJO, lUiU r.n.MWL Alili VAitTI rrtoch and American Winiluso-Blass, Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Sabel and Camel Hair pencils, Badgor and Camel Half Blonder*. UrainingCom IIEJUMBOM) Bell Hangers and Proof Safes, Iron Corner of llryan OOTTON FAOTOR No. ?4 BAY-HTUEET. oot 19 SAVisJNAl*. JUunguiii & Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta. Georgia, {Will eollsot Debts In the following Countlsc Da Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Com. Murray, Cherokee Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon. Walker, Henry Marriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, bpaulllng, Troup Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. References— B. B. Stoddard 4 Co., Charleston, Bout! srolimajWUl' * *' 35 ‘— Carolina; Williams4Brother, Augusta,Georgia; Plan Brothers, and O. W. Choat, Now-York. NAT. Manuum. [mar 17 tf j TflONAS N. COX. C. A. L. LAHIAR, Qeneral Commission Merohant, ly)Httvannali. Georgi*. [uov M ■BMHT B. FORT. T. B. DUNHAM, FORT A DUNlUltlt FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. gAVAMNAH, QA.ly Jnllnn Jlnrtridge, ATTORNEY AT LA l», Office earner Whitaker-it. and Bay Lane, nor IU HuvannAb. iiowkuto a co. GENERAL COMMISSION MERC HAN' No. 179 Bny-atreet. Havnnnnli. /oh* t. aowsiriin. au II joh* t. Rowland, Janies McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER 8l NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protesta Noted an4 Extendwl, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn. Pa pers prepared whereby tor soever losses from American or British Underwriters, and attention given to al) matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. Q»'- fleo No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front ef the Cus- tom House. ly not 8 D1LBEHT BLTlElt, MASTER BUILDER, . DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER York-strsst, Oglethorpe jan 28 Savannah- D. W. ffliseuUYe SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH Opposite Lamar’* Ootton Freni, ' . MAST RUN WIIAIIF, SAVANNAH, o*ost&pi. Steamboat and Mill Work, aud ovary dssnrirtioae Dlaoksmlthing executed with neatness and dtspateh. ^ mar 9 Vpboliteiy and Cabinet Work fjk The subsoriber having taken the More on U4 Whitaker-etreet, next to Dibble 4 Carey’s Tal NM loriug Establishment, rcspoctfully sunounce to * T I the oftisons of Savannah that ho is proparw to execute oil ordor* in the above line on the most REASONABLE TERMS. , . Special attention paid to repairing all kindaof Furni ture. arr Funerals surpliod at tho shortest notice, oot 20 ly JAMES LARKIN F. Jacobs’ CIGAR Aim TOBACCO STOBB 27 Bull-nc., Hlgn of the “Bl* ln«eii t ” Near Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. Keeps constantly on hand a laeqb toOcwat kmtartol Cigars, as well as of his own manufacture, at wholesale id raiail. Also,Chawlngand Smoking Totaacc, Snuff I. fab 28 Dying and Renovating Eatablikiunonty SAVANNAH. QlOBO^SlSg-S 73 York*Blre©t. r«ar of the Court Iltiiuae ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T A DIRS’ Bilk end Woolen Dressos, Shawls, Ta JLj ble Covers, eto., cleaned, and dyed vorioos colors; Ladies' Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable ■ ,,. ______, __. style| Kid Oloves cleaned, and Gentlemen’s Garments ROB1. HABERSHAM 4 SON. oleaned, ronovatad or dyed, as may be required. AU done iu the samv style which has general'/ eo znuob pleased my patrons and friends. Tirms moderate. Pcrsonssending parools by llarndon's Express, Rsil- road, or steamboat* are requHsted to write per mail, so that I may know wbnroto null for them, and which way to send them back. Coot of freight eaoh way, for small parcels, will be about 26 oenta. All orders punctually *“prU 4 \j ALKXANDEBGALLOWAY rllO PURUHAHERH OF CHEAP DRY I GOODS.—5 cases of fast colored printed Lawni Jaconet and Batiste Muslins, ail at 12# osuta. 3 cases assorted Gloghams in New 8tyles, all at I2#«» 1 ease (a great bargain) Ladios' Linen Gambrie Hand- o»«o (a great bargain) J*aui korchlcn, all at 12# oents. Wo have much pleasure in directing particular at- toutlon to the arrival, by tha steamship Florida this day, of tho abovo Goods, and oan with perfeotoonfi- dooco recommend them as the ehoapnst goods afar of- forod for sale in Savannah, may 25 178 Broughton-st.opp. ,1 Indow hhadeh and , . NICE®.—6000 Shades, with “ IWWof Woodford'eflae Gilt Cernic Curtain Bands; Curtain Pirns sWi gated oolorst and Tassels f< just received .fefc..
