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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1853)
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The demand was moder ate and prices were in favor of buyers, though quotations remained unchanged.- The Manchester trade lmd slightly declined in goods of all qualities. Flour has slightly advanced. Canal brands were selling at 20s. 6d. Corn.—The demand was good, and prices had advanced Cd. Yellow was selling at «&s. Od. Board of Health. Savannah, Sopt. 14, 1853. The Board met—Prosont, Dr. J. G. Howard, Chairraun, Capt.ll. W. Pooler, H. D. W.Aloxnndor, Ur. M. 1C. Hoald, J. J. Waver, J. A. Fawns, T. S* Lewis, A. Borchert, W. Burko, J. E. Fnllignnt, It. FUuigau, W. A. Conory, D. Ferguson, W. Kussell, J. Sullivun, J. A.Richardson, H. K. Prostou, S. A. T. Lawrence, and Dr.S. Shoftall. Wards reported.— Anson, Brown, Carponlur’ii Row, Chatham, Craword, Curry Town, Decker, Derby, Franklin, Green, Henthcote, Jackson, Jas per, Luluyetto, Liberty. N. and M. Oglolhorpo, Per- civnl, Spriughill, Wulton, Warren, and Garden Lot No. 11, Wost.—Total 22. Report of Interments in Laurel drove Cemetery, for the Week ending 13(/t Sept, 1853. 7— Anu Murphuy, 25 years, Childbed, Ireland. B—Mary McCurthy, 9 mouths, Cougestivo Fevor, guvunaalt. s—Infant Bird, 8 days, Spasms, Savaunah. 8— Aim C. Liudergreeu, 45% years, Dysentery, South Carolina. 10—Alary Hastings, 1% years, do. Ireland. 10— Margaret Janies, 40years, Consumption, do. —*Churlos White, 35 yrs,, Typhoid Fever, Russia. 11— Win. II. Morris, 42yrs.,Consumption, England. 12— Margaret Hawkins, 14 years, Congontiva F Savaunah. 12—*jonu Parker, 56 years, Intemperance, Massa chusetts. Black and Colored. 7—Rose, 11 years, Bilious Fovur. 10—John, 7 years, Spasui», lll_AI.I,u unnfi, Cnnui.li duty to request the judges'or Commissioners who may bo appointed to tuke the ballots of Use voters, to put up boxes at tho different localities where elections will be held, for tho purpose of receiving such contributions as tho admirers of tho illustrious Father of his Country may think proper to doposit in aid of the great Monumont, now in course of erection in this city to his memory. They feel assured that when this uobloand patri otic purpose is presented to tho people, they will not hesitate to give thoir mite for such an object; and now it becomes more necessary, as the funds of tho socioly are rapidly diminishing, and may not soon bo adequate to carry on the work. A small contribution from each citizen or voter throughout tho United States would he sulllceut to cotnploie tho Monument,—n work iutended to add to thoir glory as well as to houor the memory of tho illustrious dead. A half dime is but au iuconsidbrable sum and yst a half dime contributed by every inhabitant of our country, would roar tho grand structure uow in progress to its dcstinod completion. It will be piti ful, if out of twonty-flve millions of souls who in habit thisgreat country, tendored independent, pros perous and happy mainly by his exertions and do- votion to its cause, tho sum necessary to oroct a monument worthy of such a man could not be com pleted for tho waut of the small pecuniary aid which every American should leel it his pride, ns well as his duty, to afford. At tho last Presidential olcction, tho plan of ob taining contributions nt tho Polls, thus testing the patriotism and liberality of tho voters anil others, wus attempted, though the provious arrangements wnro not such as to insure a vory full collection, the result wus as satisfactory as could, uuder the circumstances, have boon expected. It is therefore desirable that this system should bo continued iu the different Slutea at all future elections of a local or general nature; and the Board of Managers indulge tho hope that on this occasion, at the elections to bo held iu the respective Statos of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, Now Jorsny, Pennsylvania, Dolaware, Maryland, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Ohio, Michi gan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Louisiana mid Florida, contributions will bo uiude iu aid of tho Monument, worthy of the couutrymeii of thoir illustrious be nefactor. The monumuut is uow 140 fuet high. Geo. Wattkiison, Now Dlscoverlca at Ilcrculnnenm. Months havo elupsod, wrltea a Naples correspon- pondont of the Athenmura, since 1 called your atten tion to the faot that Government had recommenced the excavations of Herculaneum. Wonderful it is, indeed, that, sftor the discovery there of such miracles of art as now enrich tho Mutoo Borboni- co, these excavations should have been so long sus pended ; and equally wonderful is it that ou being renewed, tho wurklshould be douo ou so parsimo nious—to wretched a scale. One half of Hercula neum inay bo considered as layiug under the modern city ot Reslua, and as therefore lost to tho world for the present ut least:—tho other half lies under vineyards. The portion which has hitherto been executed is but a niiuute portion, a mere corner of this latter—this accessible half. To the restoration to tho light of what may influence so much tho taste and boar so much on the comforts anil convouiouces of uinnkiud, tho Neapolitan Government has at length, resolved to devote 400 or 500 ducats u year— a orant equal to about 480, or 4s. fid. a day—«n- •Ming tho directors to put on not more than ton or twouty men. Still, tho smallest initulmuut 0/ what is due to tho world is hotter than nothing. Before, howover, 1 speak of wliat has boon dono during this year } I shall give a hasty Blanco at the past. It is, of course, as well known in England as in Naples that all tho chef a d’outre of Art and or an tiquity which havo produced such a happy revolu tion in tho taste of entire Europe, Hud so much af fected domestic ornaments and oven utensils, wera found during the last century in Herculaneum.— Until vory recently, the excavations havo been con- ducted by burrowing rather thau mining; thus en abling tho antiquary to abstract what was interest ing or valuuble iu Art, but leaving tho city us far removed from ordinary observation as V. had boon jor eighteon centuries. It was at length rosolv.vl, in 1827, to lift the cover und expose tho city to light:—a suggestion for which we are indebted Cavolior Bonucci, who for many The Latent Paris Bonnet. A Paris lettor writer says: 1 have sceti pretty novelties in tho show rooms, destined for tho ladies of the court, of which the description may be acceptable to your fhlr readers. A bonnet of yel low crape, covered with bands of taffotu cut in squares; these bands are terminated by a Utile bloude frill which runs ulong tho edges, aud is m ranged in the shape of a V ou the top of the crowu the ornament oil one side cousists of a bow of vollow ribbon, und ou tho other of u boquot of field dowors • those trimmings are placed very near tho edge of the front; tho insido has a profusion of field flowers aud bloude. Another bonnet bos a loee straw front, with n soft crown of pink taffeta, ornamented withsevoral cross P»°co« of black velvet ribbon embroidered with straw; these cross pieces form at tho sides hows mixed with pink silk ribhous; the inairio is com- Po«od of rose buds with velvet bowa. Tullo bonnets are very pretty and becoming, wlion trimmed with two rows of vaudyke-edgod bloudo ou tho frout; the crown is decorated with tliroo similar rows- the Vandykes of the first row point towards tho front of the bonnet, whilst tho two othors fall buck towards the curtain, which is also covered with u row bloudo. For ornuiucut there is on each side « branch of rod roses, tlowors and foliugo of crape placed, us usual, very uoar tho edge of the frout 1 tho inside trimming in blonde and rose-buds with cherry bows. For vory young ladios tho tuile bonnets havo the frout* covered with tulle ruches; on the crowns a mass of field flowers, forming a kind of chaperon Madame Montelgaly has prepared with great sue- cois some head-dresses for country fetes, consisting of fruits and (lowers. HoaU-drossos of feathers are also vory fuihionablo, but they must bo only tho of feather., not whole oi,c«. All benneu, whether for travelling, undross or full dress, aro ex I ceseivoly small, uud worn fur back on tho head iSSSffS^ .1 “ r '? n, . ,y £® , r * h "‘ beop leaving tho face entirely exposed, director of the excavations of the Kingdom of tho A Secretary of tho W. N. M. S. * Journals favorable to tho above object, iu tho 1 to be held, are requested Hiiort Work. Events are proceeding in their due form and or- “f r » with that regulur course which had been pre dicted with such inexorable presentiment of evil, tlmt it was argued that nought but a miracle could avert the malediction. The 44 Car of Destiny,” as tho soothsayers iu the good old times would havo had it, is rolliug on, in iho deep ruts hollowod out by tho sword and ploughed by tho bullet, while those to whom was given the puworto lift it from its track are fain to sit by tho wnysidoand woep us they behold it pass. No earthly influouco cun avert its progress now ; onward it goes, forever in iu bloody path—onward it must go to the vory end, crushing with iu ponderous wheels all obstacles iu its wuy, drowning in iu croukiug thundering ap proach all sound of agony from its bruised aud mu tilated victims, all murmur of discoutont, all mutter- jugs of vougoanco from tho lookers-on. Houven has looked down upon a scouo which should stand foremost in tho chronicles of our tiino. aud bo cur ried down with impartial judgment to posterity. It took placo at midnight beneath the light of tho Au gust moon, which shono with placid beam upon the f ou .°d foul and hideous sight, as though such things had never bceu. Ou otio side of tho Champ do Mars whs all illumined with tho soft light, its vust solitude unbroken by the slightest shadow, tho smallest peb ble glistening in the moonlight, visibly as by day; on the othor sido lay the dark shade of the elm troes °“ y. 10 bu,,lt ' a,,(1 t,i0 broad projection of the Ecole Miutaire. So dcop was tho shadow here, that no object was discernible, not evon the nioviug forms which just us the clock of the luvnlids tolled tho hour, issued from the side goto of the building to tho Two Sicilies, and who is well known by the many important discoveries which ho has modo. The revolution of 1848-9, wus, of course, deutli-blow to all proceedings connected with nie.«, taste or the fine arts,—and the oxcuvutionn of Her- culuueuni and Pompeii were auspended. Tho ob jects of interest which hud bean discovered in them und deposited in tho Musoo Horbonico were voted national property,—and, if purty representations can bo depended on, wore in daugor of changing bunds. Everything, however, has now returned to tho administration of tho Royal House,—and one of tho first consequences is, the renewal of tho work both at Pompeii uud nt Uorculanoum. To direct the latter, Bonucci has in a more particii’.i manner been destined; and though such a paltry sum Ims been devoted to so important sc object, wo yet hope thut the littlo that cun bo done will have the effect of stimulating to a greater effort. I he neto excavations, commenced in January lust, have already brought to light a part of tho old arsenal, near the port of Herculaneum, so fuinous in tho times of Augustus aud Titus. Formerly the flea washed tho walls : it hns now rocedcd full half a milo,—so that the'bare mention of tho Port of Herculaneum is enough to nwakou a smile of incro- dulify on the faco of one who in unnequniuted with the chnnges that havo taken placo on tho const of the Mediterranean. Ou visiting tins spot a fow days since, I found inysolf in a series of small rooms or apartments, with kitchens attached, which — open apparently they lmd 10— Abhy, 4 yours, Convulsions. 11— Elizabeth, 33 years, Hemorrhage Lungs. a 1? 'mitl.AV Stxton’s Report of Interments in Catholic Ctme* tery, for thsvcek ending 13*4 Sept. 1853. Mrs. Hannon, 31 years, Braiu Fever, Ireland. Thomas Dillon, 11 yoars, Bilious Fevor, do. Ellen Lane, 3 yoars, do do do. Ellen Lee, 31 years. Dropsy and Fevor do. D. FERGUSON, Sexton. S. A. T. Lawrence, Soc’y B. 11. * Died at the Poor-Honse and Hospital. Another Steamboat on the St. John’s Kiver.— 1 The Jacksonville Netcs of the 10th inst. nays The steamboat Hancock, which has been plying between Savannah and Al gesia fur some time past, has been purchase) by Dr. A. 3. Speer and others, and arrived at this place yesterday. We learn that it is the intention of her owners to employ her as c tegular packet between this place and Enter- prise. Id?* Father Mathew’s wonderful reform in Ireland acorns to need doiog over again. The London Spectator states that in 1838, 12,206,- 342 gallons of whisky were consumed in that country, which docreased to 5,290,650 gallons in 1812. This was with a population of 8,175,- WH) iiouls. But now, with a population of 0,515,794 only, not leas than 8,208,256 gallons nro consumed. 1ST' There is to be a subterranean railway built in London from the lower end of Edg ware Toad 10 the King’s Cross. The estimated cap- iial for the execution ot the work is £300,000, I’he longih of the underground railway will be less than two miles end a half. There will be s tntions at vory short distances—say at ev- ® r F quarter of a mile. The charge for the whole distance in the first class will be only two pence. Every carriage will bo abundant- y bghted. It is expected that tho line will be ,n full operation in littlo more than twele months. A new act to substitute, in certain c#8e ®i other punishment in lioti of trans portation, has been issued iu England. After •bo commencement of the act (from and Q fter the first of September) no person is to be sentenced to transportation except for life or fourteen years or upwards. Auy person who jr^fiht have been sentenced to transportation for a term less than fourteen years is to fee liable, at the discretion of the court, to be kept m pen “l servitude. Persons liable to trans portation for fourteen years or upwards, or for at _ . . . ,. . lie mna ..;u u . . / . Sister Octaviu held in reverence. e » lnQ y B tdl be sentenced to transportation, or t0 penal servitude instead. m/.. c«. Terrible Gale at Sea. w/ET#* G eor #* a Severely Injured. Builri steamship Georgia, Captain 5Son„ ie . h . ,aiIod from New York on Monday dred a,t ’ ftl * °’ c l° c k, with about three huu- TP ra J°* Aspinwall, on following LS,! y ,' a „! al - 30 20 ’ lou &* 73 50, (Capo Hatteras taken H aorl b-east, aud distant 80 miles,) wus ovor- Tisocsd y n°„ UOOf ft*® 0 * terrific gules over expo- u iijil ,. on oar coast. The rain fell iu torreutn Tim “ perfect hurricane.— fall of ,a[n 8 ? re * wor ® ,oon P ut out by the heavy Raleihlf'u’ aud80 • e t |OUl » WM the straining in the lii U H v *| be sprung aleak, and, tho pumps chokiug, GVn.t ui foel „ of w *ter accumulated iu the hold. wa« “‘ arr ?' course, for the safety of the vessel, tlit7aD»«u tLo crew »“ d Plungers, but commSuf U ^"! udd ^ P re *«rved great cootuess and 2i n ; ad » »"? •» tliis stage of aflairs addressed tiiudo. board ' ur B* u flr caUnuesu uud euergelic for- $I°tn r W wa8 •** bonds set earnestly to complishuf 1 ! 1 lbo ve ««ol. which was fiually ac- build thn 80 fa L M 10 ® Da ble tho firemen again to «*ll tho nil, re8 \ Steam was thus got up, and after »be Gc<Siii l .r h,Ch ,^ a ? been gouo through with, lurdav af!HJ*** enabled to ruaoh Norfolk on 8a- •cuBC?s nm r T n lMt ’ t0 - J® 6Tost joy of the pas- Mdiab,’ 1 however, Without having suffered Son- Sa 1 ah. ST* ^ UCh . * U,e ot her iuju- Lr .nmi W ” n .° l b ® ab, ° t0 Procoed to sea again W il‘ have 10 bo P« bands for fuerSlTv r* .o Th ® P aMen «« r *. we learn, have ci, T bv thi e ?- NO i rf ° S’ and ca,no up to This tleicSj ?®I egu i 0 . r u Among them is Arch- ii„li»ht«H f r lh \ Ba ^ am uu to whom ''S Indebted for tho above facts. •'•T ll1 ' , ,cll00n ' r K.ury A. IUr- 11.',,,“"' f»r New York, put Imo ""J o 1 ®'‘i urdu) ' i" ■ crippled hl,r “ p * r ' iu * left of tho Ecole, and proceeded to druw themselves up in straight array boucath tho talus, still in the Due of shade, but on its vory vorge. A deep trend lay at their feet, and down iuto this did tho moou beams seem to search with cold inquiring gazo as i, wondering at its emptiness, aud seeking to learn its destination. Presently from the sumo portal did another band come forth with somewhat sloworstop, and murch Into the full light of the moon—they stood lace to face with tho dim forms which seemed to fill they, too, weru marshalled in straight tine along its edge. A word was given which souuded hourso and stilled on tho midnight air, and then, as if by magic out sturted iuto the ray of light the bristling steel of arms. Another word was uttered, and the ringing sound of advunciug weapons disturbed tbo silence for a moment. A third time was tho order given, und tlion a loud report, a glittering Hash, vivid uud sudden, a light curling smoke ascending slowly to tho sky hid the moon’s rays for a single instant, und when it had cleared away, the woupous aud their bearers were disappearing through tho nortul from whence (hoy had issued co short a time before—tho trench was being fast filled up—olio or two ghastly, blood-smeared faces were for a tnomeut turned up wards to tbe tuuou, but the spade and rake soon shut out tho hideous sight. A low wailing sob had beea henrd by some who liugered among the trees, but no othor sound had broko tho stilluess—no word was spoke—the very footsterps of tho diggers foil unheeded on tho turf, and beforo the clock lmd ■track agniu every vestige of tho Bcoue hud passed. Had it not been, indeed, for tho indefatigable vigi- lonce of the gamins who visit the Champ de Mure ut early dawn, and who picked up an uuutual harvest of stray bullets, wo uivor could have guested that the conspirators of the Opera Comiquo plot hud thns been despatched to give to hoavou their long account of guilty hopes destroyed, of guilty veil- goauco unappeased. Assuredly, not one amongst us all would disapprove of juslico being done, of tho culprits being submitted to tho rigour of the law; but why this silenco and this mystery ? this stealthy march upon the forms of judypient ? These men have been condemned ami executed, but have been neither tried nor judged. The great drama of Do- cembor, 1652, is not yet completed. Tho curtain will rise again and again to givo us many more last scenes such as these.—Paris Letter, Aug. 11. (The second secuo is tho one that took placo be tween Louis Napoleon and the poet Jasmin.) True liorolMiii. 44 She died this morning iu tho Charity Hospital, a victim to hor exertions iu the cause of suffering humanity.” The Now Orleans Picayune says this of Sister Ociavia McFuddon. Aud such should bo her epi taph : for “Thero aro doods whioh should nob pass away; And namos that laustn^t wither, though the Earth Forgets hor empires with a just docay.” Ana such a nuine eminently, ia that of the poor and lovely Sister of Charity. Humanity weeps at such a death, incurred through such heroism. Facing danger iu its dirost form, ministering to misery amid the dead and the dyiug; rogardiess of poril; with u self sacrificing sense of duty, the messenger of uiefcy walks boldly into the abode of tho droud king, and jeopards health aud life in tho humble path of duty. With no worldly uspirations, no ambitiou for fame, denying the pomps aud houors of life, the unheralded Octavin, the sad-colored nun; lays down her life for those she knows not of, save that thov are human. Search the records of high deeds; exainino hero history; the sculptured stoue and storied mono- montl and tell us which of all tho mighty, has douo —hor trials—her suffering—or martyrdom? Aud yet again what matter? 41 Sepulchral column* wrostlo, but in vain, Ml subduing time; hor oankoring hand With calm deliberate malice waeteth them;'* And shy name, self-denying Sitter, is already on- gruved upon human hearts, that with their latest breath, shall bTcsa it. That shall be enough Ibr l ime; while for Eternity I no pen shall paint the shilling lusiro of thy crown ; for e'en umid the splcu- dor* of heaveuly courts, deeds liko thino shall cast a halo round the doer. Forever bo the memory of Something of a Pea Vine.—Col. O.C.Popo sends us the following description of a l'oa Vine, grown upon his farm near this place. The root of the vino is at our office, it is tho largest wn recollect to have seen. Speaking of tho vine, the Col. says :— 41 1 liuvo just taken up a single pea vine which weighs 61 lbs. from which was gathered 1040 pods, averag ing 17 peus to the pod, makiug 17,681) pens to’ the vine. The vine covered a space of 430 square feet. Tho root is 5 and 7 8 inches in circumferouce; tho vine run off 15 feet from tho root.—Sandersville Georgian. , 13^* Derpise not auy religiou; it is easy to despiso, but it is much better to uudorstand. Uphold truth when thou caust, uud be willing, for her sake, to be bated; but know that thy individual cause is uot the cause of truth, afid beware thut they are not con founded. Do good for thy own satisfaction, and care not what follows. Causo no gray hairs to bo disregarded. Help and give willingly when thou hast, and think no more of thyself for it; and if thou hast nothing, let thy bauds bo ready with u drink of cold water, and esteem thyself for that no less. Act always when thou knowest, but know always what thou sayest. Not the apparent devout, but the truly devout incu respoct and go in His ways. A man who has tbe fear of God in his heart is like tho sun that shines uud warms, though U does uot sneak. Do that which is northy of recompeuto, and ask none. Reflect daily upou death, and seek the life which i* beyond with a cheerful courago ; and, fur ther, go uot out of the world without having testified by some good deed thy love aud respect for tho Au thor of Christianity.— Goethe. jgg** The Journal de Maine et Loire of the 19lh ultimo, speaks of a wondrous meteor, a species of rolling cloud, which on the 10th swept aloug the ground for many leagues in the communes of Jarae, Serumise, and Drossai, carrying terror and destruc tion in iu course. It tore up by the roots, sixty poplars and an old oak tree 35 foot high, carried away tbe roofa of bousos and whole groves of Wal nut trees, aud set the population of the district ruu- oiog right aud left for their lives. had just i>< been quarters for marines. Tho ontrauco n roof which »« on u level with tho present surfhee of tho ground ; and, descending a fow steps ou tho i.rt «... 1 r fiyo m , lcr atej) „' al tll0 bot entrance to probably a cellar, left, wo found four tom of which w: ^ whoso roof wo had eutored. Here thero was fouud so much salt wuter surgiug up, that Iho works had been lor tho moment suspended:—our direction, lucre fore, lay straight forward, into the small rooms 01 which I have spoken. Tho roof is vaulted, and vory lolty ; whilst the partition walls urn very low, —showing that onq large hail or spa chad been hastily or rudely arrunued with a view to thu con venience of numbers. Iu the first smull room, which wus a kitchen, still exist the stoves und grates, pre cisely of tho samo form as art now to bo seen in every part of Mugua Griccia. Beneath tho atovo lay fragments of pottory, winch a slovenly cook might have thrown thoro an hour before, 44 to put them out of the way ;” whilst tho bones of the cook, it might bo, were found mixed up with ushos uud thu instruments of his trade. In tiie same placo, also, wore fouud bones and minute fraginonts of iron plates 5 indicating, iu tho opinion of Cavalier Bouucci, that iu tho awful mo ment of this city's destruction some muii were sur prised and overwhelmed on this very spot. But fow reuiuins could bo preserved,—so utterly de stroyed were they by time and so mingled and deed, tlmt I could well distinguish were portions of ribs uud skull hones, lot, whut 11 melancholy in terest havo these, especially as couuectod with history. It is said of Pliny the older, who, at tho timeof the eruption of Vesuvius iu ’79, was Admiral of tho Roman fleet in the Mediterranean, thut lie went iu a •* liburnica” from Misemn to snvo some 44 clussiari.” His nephew, writing to Tacitus, says that all the efforts of his undo wore useless in con sequence of the raging of tho volcano ; and that lie was obliged to turn the prow of his vessel to Stabia (now Ciutelmara),—where ho died, the victim of his love of naturul science. From tho kitchen oh which 1 havo so long dwelt, wo passed through a small room aud cutercd an other kitchen. On tho grate or s*ovo were lying nieces of charcoal; tho inurk of the smoke was fresh upon tho stovo. Below and by tho sido of it was a sink for recoiviug dirty wutor, and tho hole which carried it oil' was still enliro. Beyond this wero one or two othor small rooms ; aud then our progross was stopped by a mountain of indurated ash. In tins they they wero miuing or burrowing a passage; aud of discoveries in this direction I shall huvo to spouk, 1 hope, iu some futuro article. Of ornament these rooms appeur to bo almost entirely destitute :—indeed tbe unly traco of any thing of tho kind, was u 11 ontranco passage wall whereon 1 dis covered faint traces ol perpendicular puiuted lines. I must not omit to say, that some silver and brouze coins, of tho timos of Augustus uud Titus, have bee 11 found here,—as also u bronze coin with Punic characters. It was doubtlossono of the elements of the commerce which was carried ou betwouu this coast of Italy and tho opposite African Carthagiuiun const. Hcooo Shiftlue of the Mcrmoiisi Old Tiino (says tbe Albany Knickerbocker) has changed tho scene according to tho prompter’s pla card. Summer vanished in h breath. Tho fall scenery is displayed. According to tho almauuc the summer has onded,and though tho hot wcuiher lingers to melt tbe starch in one’s collar and the en ergy of one’e frame, yet the truth is, wo aro wulking right straight into the middle of Soptotnbcr, and ad vancing to the little uud of cold aud chilly woatlior. It pleases us greatly to feel that fall is hero—Unit soon uow tho ioavos will turn yellow 011 tho trees, und tho grasp of their stems upon|tbo limbs grow feohlcr, till uoino wind a little ruder and more chilly tlmu we huve lately felt will sever their couuexioua and sweep them away. In our door-yard tho grapes ou tho sunny sideol tho clusters are turning purple. There is something rich in this blessed time of year that ripens them, und briugs the warm blood into their cheeks. Thero aro more dead lilies than fresh blooming ones in the border, aud the roses of Sliurou grow daily scarcer ou tho tree. Tho dahlias are iu full bloom—n sign always that tho wiuds will bo cooler soon, and that it iB timo to con sult the tailor about the winter garb. The buds of tho artemisin ure spelling. The balmy frugraucoof its leaves is always plcasout. The flowers aro beau tiful iu their scusou ; aud us tlioy only appear whuu the othor flowers are retreatiug, every scented petal is suggestivo of frost, and glowing fires on kitchen hearths—of (ire-wood and sea coal—of flannels and woollen stockings—uud all those cheerful prepara tions for winter that make old men young ugaiu when they think of them. A Father’s Advlco to bis Son* The timo draws nigii, dour John, that 1 must go tho wuy from which uouo returns. I cannot take thee with me, und leave thee iu a world whqrc good counsel is uot superabundant. No oue is born wise. uud oxperieuco touch us to separate the grain from the chaff. I havo seen moro of tbe world than you; it is uot all gold tli it glitters. 1 havo soeu many a star fall from heaven, and many a stall' ou which men have leuued breuk ; therefore, 1 give this advico, tho result of mjrexperience: Attach uot thy heart to ytiy transitory thing. The truth comes not to u4, dear son ; we must seek it.— That which you see scrutinize carefully; and with regard to things unseen aud eternal, rely on Gud. Dearth uo one so closely us thyself. Within us dwells tho Judge who never deceives, aud whoso voice is more to us tliao the applauses of the world, aud more than all tho wisdom of the Egyptians aud the Greek. Resolve, my sun, to do uothiug to which this Voice opposed. When you think and project, strike on your forehead and ask for His counsel.— Uo spouks at first low, aud lisps as au iunocoul child i but if vou honor His iuuoceuco, Ho grad ually loosens his tongue aud speuks moro distinctly. Evkhy WohdTuuk.—It is a groat and unhappy prevaleut error, ihat cbildron may bo left to ruu wild in every sort of cuinpuny and temptations lor sovoral years, aud that it will bo timo enough to break them yet. This mistake makes half our spendthrifts,gamblers, thioves, find drunkards. No would deal so with his garden or lot: no man such a principle,— RTAn.au earned Alexondor Mullen was bun at Omagh, Ireland, for tho murder of his aunt. F forts had been made to obtaiu a reprieve, chiefly tho ground that the unfortunate convict "had been uttorlyiigiiorunt of tho principles of Christianity, iho jail chaplain huving discovered, provious to his trial, thut J10 had never even heard the nuino of the Saviour.” Hu was attended 011 the scaffold by two Presbyterian clergymen, but muttered only a short prayer before be was executed. Nothing in this world is so final to the de velopment of tno iutelloetuuF powers of the young, us what are commonly called expectations. Take two boys of the same uge, and, us nearly as may bo, of the samo capabilities. Inform 0110 thut ho is tho heir to a large fortune, which, one duy or other, t at-interest. must come into his possession ; tell tho other that bo has not a sixpence to depend ou, lint must thrive by his owu exertlon-aml ton yours ufterwun tuero will bo a mighty dill'ereuco between them.- ion will find that one hns wrapped up his tulent iu a napkin, while the othor has iuid it Blackwood's Maguzine. „ v . CONSIGNEES? For brig Aroturus, from New York—T 8 Wayno, L S^DonnoW k Co, W Warner, Ogdon ^ Bunker, and or- P« r dfhr Alice, (Yom New YorkVT 8 Wavi Mills, 51 A Cohon, U It Johnson, Wells k Durr, juo- “fihouADoyle. H J Gilbeit, Brigham, Kelly k Co, N BA II Weed, Claghorn k Cunningham, Lyon k Reod, J D Jesse, E Lovell, J A Brown, T W McArtbor, Lock ett, Long A Co, A Bonaud, E F Kinoliley A Co, N K Barnum A Co, J E Cady A Co, J A Strouu, J MeNoal, F J Itoaunberg, J T Jones, Crugor A Wade, Cl W Uurd- oastle, and Staley A Hendry. Per iohr Jas House, from Now York—T 8 Wayne, T R Mills, MoMahon A Doyle, J G Falligant, 51 A Cohen, J 8 iHlvan, Morso A Nionols, Lyon A Rood, Brigham, Kelly A Co, Cohen A Foediok, J A Brown, Beldon A Co G Johnson, W Warner. 8 51 Laiflteau, J U Carter A C°, Mass A Hoyman, J Llppmon, II K Washburn, Uolooinbe, Johnson A Co. Scranton, Johnston A Co. C Uartridge, Webster A Palmes, N B A II Weed, W Dun- 0 i a S\? ru 6® r 4 Wa : l °* Crano A Rogers, Uouo A Connery, J 5 Hamilton, and order. COMMERCIAL, Hnvununh Exports, NEW-Yonic—Brig Augusta—277 bales Cot* n, 89 oasks Rico, 164 boxes Coppor Ore, 279 bundles Paper, 22 bales Mdse, 32 bundles Loather, 23 casks Iron, 67 empty Barrels, 12 bbls Liquor, 3 boxes 5Idse, and sun dry pioces Machinery. MARliVE INTELLIGENCE* PORT OF SAVANNAU w 8chr Alice, , New York, to Washburn, Wilder Bohr James Uoase, Lino, New York, to II K Waeh- iira. , Bohr Mary Anu, Hopkins, Burnt Fort, with 103 bbls Spirits Turpentine, aud 547 do Rosin,to Hunter A Gam- inell. CHEAPEST CASH STORE NEW FALL MS! 1 1IIE subscribers havo for sale, a largo assortment of almost every thing needed, in Ditsss, Uouss- KKxriNu, and Plantation Dry Goods: whichaasort- ln<,rCMln K* by our receiving the Nxwkst Novklti* 8 by every stesmor. Our details ar? perfect, for tho constant supply of tho choicest bargains that cau bo oullod from every market. UNDERSHIRTS, Mado poroue to absorb rorsnlration, and In ovory grade, from the lightest to the heaviest qualities; and b « ‘ e ' to sudden ehnuje, In tern]* roturc, than tho kind*generally used. 1 „ dbawers, frVf^rLrr 1 "’ ""Ydnuiljr ui of HOSIERY, ui :Boye', und Ludle. «nd aontlomen'. Hose, vory much cheaper than olse- wnero in this city. KMBUOIDlf^ANDZAOJB GOODS LINEN GOODS. Our itor. Uth. Depot for the beat Linen (Joed., (nil P .' lr ‘. ni1 ?* “ hk ' h , w ” rtUlUi cheep na the other mer- ehnnl. here pay fortho eaniogooda, via., Linen Sheet- Inje In every width nnd quality, Shirting Lln.ni hnnd-iptm nnd undreaiod: Pillow C.ee Llnona tn rJK Kye Dl.pori, Dowlale end (lleae K ! Towali; llnokabnok , “ J Uusk “ b *' k ‘ * Table Oamiuks Ac Diapers. In whit, end Brown of etery kind, Tory ohonp. Du- , m “J‘^'’ r ' k , in,, !i ,ld W 1 * 1 i Dnini.k Bordered Ifnekn- beck Tewele; TnlloCorcri nnd Toilet t'ororn: Unlit, nnd Countorpnnee of every klnd.endln.l.eefor Berthe, Cote, nnd nnnll nnd largo Bedi; Figured etont Lnee for —-y. Kngllih Wnehlng Furniture Valence nnd Bed Curtnini, jenghih weening Furul Chlntv.i, very oh.ep; 7-g, d-t, nnd 5-t Furniture 1 Itlea; Linen Laeee for Billow Cneeo, very ohonp, Co. do.: Cotton Shirting.nnd Hheetinge in white nnd __ Islowqim ITIaitliigg. Beet quality, and oheaper thau eliowhere. Oar etock is replete In almost overy article noodod r I luutntion aud liouac-keepltiir mesn at cheapest prices, vis: very cheap Cotton pantaloon staffs for negroes; Cotton Osnaburgs, Linon Osna- burgs, eolorcU llomeopuns, Ao. Success In trade is nlwnys in the ratio of ability to > best for tbs community, and upon that basis, oombin- od with intoyritjr, we arnoal to the universal iutelleot, “ft , w ® oon “do impHoitly In the unerring aggregate miud^for the result. Our ttook is so thoroughly tiUod lJnITKTUE I-AltfiEST AHHOUTBIBNT, And it is Qxod for eale, At-price* so uniformly very Cheap That puroiiasers of a largo assortment, in email and ie quantities, can be suited ia a greater number of olos, ami thereby offeot a greater saving than in any other storo in 8avanual.,-Buysrs are invited to iuspoot WB r £ ljr on the patronage of tho greatest number of purchasers—by our diffusing the T R fugVupport PrOC,k lnt ®ro»ts—for enduring and inoreas- McCOSKER & TREANOR, 111 Congress-stroet—next to Bull-street, JL*ed opposite the Pulaski U Btoumer Planter, Wiggins, Centrerlllags, Ac MEMORANDA. Jacksonville, Sopt IU—Arr, brig Florence, Hopkins, Boston; brig R Bouthwick, Htilphin, Bath: schr A B Tuffts, Huntley, New York; schr Aloyonn, Hand, do ; sohr Ben Nevis, Small, do. Cld,brig Crawford, Nortou. Now York; schr Ellet Reod, Rood, do ; brig Catherlno ltogors, Calbum, Phil- adolphia; schr Evorglado, Cauuer. Now York; sohr Aloyena, Hand, do; brig Ciarina, Davir, do; schc Jos Grioe, Rogers, do; sohr 51 L Davis, Davis, Philadol- phia. Sc^ars! Segars!! Scgars!:! J U8T RECEIVED, by iace£ arrival, and for sale iu lots to suit purchasers, by F. JACOBS, No. 29 Bull atreet, Savannah, Un, P. JACOBS; Tho following choice brands, vfaT .uwn . 3,ooo El Rifle. 10,000 Cousolacion, 2,000 Flor do Proasados 6,000 Cunstanoia, 10,000 Washington, 2,000 La Patria, 6,U00 La Guipaicoana, 2,000 Georgia Itsg&lias, 6,000 Cilandrados, 2,000 Uoorgia Plantation, 6,uuo Rio llond. Londros, 6,000 Goorgia, 4,000 Rio Hondo. 2,000 Cabanas, 4,000 Do Cartaga y Com- rauia—tho oolobrated London Bi60, 7,000 Antonio Lopom Also for sale. Rough and Ready Chewing Tobaooo; Julia Dean do.; Lewis Cass extra Gold Leaf do,; Ja». Thomas, ir..Virgin do.; Jenny Llud Twist do.: Dla- dom Twist do.; Excelsior Twist do.; Eldorado do.; Crumpton s Four Aces do. A now lot el Segar Cneei, Fort Mouuies, It. SnulTe and Pipoa of all descriptions, may 24 M USHANll’t* CALCINED Ma . Equal iu ovory roapeut to Henry’s, aud at a muol r nrico, for salo by JOHN B. MOURE A CO., J® Gibbons' Buildings. . A suporativo Tonio, Diurotic, anti-DyspepUo, aud Invigorating Cordial. This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the proprietor at 8chiedam, in Hol land, and is warranted not only puro from overy inju rious property and ingredient, but of tbe best possible quality. Its virtue is acknowledged by the whole med- B. MOORE A CO., Gibbons' Buildings. l: UlCltCM£’S LOTION.—Au effective cl.. f for erruptious on the Face and Skin particularly. imploB, Totter, Sun Burn, Rtugworm, Freckles, Ac.— This Lotion has boon bdministored with groat success in Europe and America. It is perfectly safe, yet pow erful, and possosBus all the good qaalities of tho most oolobrated cosmetic*. For sale by jyf 3- B. MOORE A CO. LUL18 Tj barb/ found to be a would raiso a colt or puppy Take notice, pareute, unless you till the ’ soil and throw in the goad seed, tbo devil will havo a crop of poison woods bnfore you know what is tak ing place. Look at your dear children, and think whether you will Inalve their safety or ruin at haz ard, or whether you should uot truiu them up iu the wuy they should go. The St. Paul Mionesotian of the 25th ult., is responsible for the following. It is a fast way of doiug business, aud beats Australia and California all hollow: One of Miss B ’s pupils, ayouns lady, stepped into tile school room the other nior.)Iox, aud com menced gathering up her hooks, staling that ahe wus sorry that she was compelled to leave the school. 44 For what reason ?” mildly inquired tho teacher. 44 Oh, I was married last evening, that's all,” “ Why did you uot inform me before !’< 44 For the simple reason,” replied tbe bloomiug bride, “ that I did not know it myself until during tbo same afternoon—ho never askod mo till then.” safe and valuable remedial agent, altero- u u» oiioots, and purifying iu its uaturo; and zuay ud with great advantage iu tbo cure of Rheuum- . Ulcers, Scrofula, Vetter, and othor diseasos arising from an impure state of tho blood. Just received for sals by ^ W. Vi. LINCOLN, je 13 aiouumopt Square, Savannah. and qualities, 300 gall. Linseed Oil: 200 doTurpon- tino; 100 do Vixnishes ; 200 boxes window Gloss. A largo assortment of Paint Brushes, Painter’s Dusters, Sash Tools and Varnish Brush *, and all variety of Paints. For sale by JAB. II. CARTER A CO., nog S UHIIAND’8 Calcined Alaaucala*—The superior qualities of this Magnesia, are. that it tiroly deprived of Carbouio Aeia, freo from un pleasant taste, smell, or other disagreeablo property, and without rongbacas and grittiness to the touch or palate. One tea-spoonfu) of It is equal in strength to three or four tea-spoonfuls of the oommon Calcined Magnesia, thus combining smallness of dose with the most agreeable form in which Magnesia can be admin istered. A supply just received aud for salo by jo 17 A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. DIltlMJ&CAKfiY CLOTHIERS MERCHANT‘TAILORS, Wnrc room If. E. Corner of Whitaker and Brougkton-sts., Hnvannah. qillli SuLaeribera, in announcing to thoir numer- opeuToV,St‘h.Tr" * U4 th ° P “ U ‘°’ ‘ h * I ' rr ‘ , ‘ l Spring Stock, ° a lh “ .ir.otngoe Which thelrre- “ , « m » offer .11 who deeir. to select their Clothing from au extensive assortment of tho ohoioest goods, made in tho most Ffktsliionablc Style. Those goods have been pureliasod uud jr the personal inspection of one of the proprietors; aud availingthein- solves of favorable cironinstanoes, thoy are enabled uot only to warrant them in quality, but to offer them At such Low PRICES, J dj»tinee all competition ia their trad UonTieirvu m vua cuun^ry, wnom r uruoifc - n - rumnt attention, and who, whon in .lie oity, are pooifullyiuvited to an examination of oar Goods. tiJCNTLEAUBN’K CJLOTIUIVO. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality. “ “ ** 44 iu Blaok, Blue, Brown, l and Olive Colors. v U a..K88 COATS,in groat variety, vis: Linen, Rus sia Duck, Drab Dote, Alpanha, Cashmoret.Frook and Sauk buBinoss Coats. PANTALOONS.—Block Doeskin at a great variety of fif k aud Fancy Casslmeres, at a great variety of prices. 44 Drab Deto •• •• •• White and Fancy Linen Drills, 44 44 44 Fanoy Marseilles, «* «• •• VESTS.—Black Silk and Satin Vests. Fancy Silk 44 White Silk, for Party 44 White, Buff and Fancy Marseilles 44 White and Buff Duok and Linen 44 niHNISIIlitO GOODS. Famishing Goods ot overy description for Gentle men's wear—consisting of soarfs, cravats, watorford tios, Prinrj Albert ties, spring stooks. merino shirt* and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts, a line as sortment of DRESSING OOWKS, Umbrellas, Canos, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Fort- mouias, etc., etc. IIATS. An' extensive assortment of tho latest and most fash ionable styles. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising the largest assortment over offered in this oity, consisting of Frocks, Backs, Polka Sacks, Jackets. S. 8. MILLER & J, D. FERGUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS. llrougliton ^My-js.-.rr 8.r.ou, Build mqs, Ao. done at the shortest notlos. aug 19-lflm « ?• V* HABKU8UAM. Jr. Respectfully tenders his professional sorvlcos to tho ejtisons of Savannah. a«g 2S >fl,<,e, No ‘ 31 Libortyiiroeti T. J. HOBEHTS, /i ^ °? BURKE COUNTY.) COM Mission MERC IIA *V T, No. 93 Dny.itreet, w „, ... . SAVANNAH, QA. ir,,.r.!i K .?°ui 8 Personal attention to all business en 6tno angl Isockett, Loiik 6l Co., COAIAIISSIOA mmeUANTB AAV „ . „^JCCIAO AOEATS. SA..V ANNA II, I) II D B il I A. «S U i.“ l !” <1 10 “» kind, of FRODUCE. 10 lll “ BeMlviog and For warding Geode, and tilling order, from the oouatry. . hhOKitrr, »a. u. Logo, joint s. navi,. ■ l r n v MONTi>IOI.I,IN, OLALHAL COMMI88WA AOEATS, ,, . FOlt THE l-urchnffo nnt! rsnln or 8tock«, Bondi, lleul nnd l-e rnmml Katnte, dec. dtc. ' OJfice Ceraer of Ha, Laat and Ball dirt,I, tar of the Pool Office. ' T1 '' l,h pi'chaae iri-ifi:. .’ <,lthor «r In femiHee. for which wo are willing to pay highest oaoh prices. jy 20—ly^ t S. It. ClllUoil, ATTOKAEY AT LAW xmii .. SANDEIISVJLM.OEO. ’ aSSsKfit;.K»^'* uk ““ * Br4 ff- U ^« 4 MILLlNm. ^ .jssmm M,, %- Sl^VSSt — Trim min; * for Party respeotlhlly invites tlkf Store, No 167 Congress' street. tieTf 01 * h • «"*• M* tfOM- *> miLi.iNjiirr'AMrgAiyoY" gbO* MBS. DOE, Jfo. IT BAHKaBD-trM~ Take, tide method of iahJl oelTed n h« 4 BI-m°N0 7 dT<K,«, m Uh , .JKBiifaBsBkrasKat. tlful article, ot the most dclieate tebris, la a * ad ^ D0Vr t a ® m# r BONNET of Freneh 1 . B.—Ail orders from the oonntrypromptly fiit«nds4 l Vint UauLjBhnncn ror a Spccnl.tl.^ HAJulbie < kOTS iu tiylvania, Soreven county, On. Two j ot said lota are well improved, am) Immediately ow- osite. One lot has s store 26 by 39 fset, a stable MiZ- le to aooommodste K horses, and a never-fluilng w«U 6°,°^ w^ter. The dwelling ii oppwitt ths Kha 17 by 28 feet, suitable for a boardlog-tumM, with sSn■*. eesiarv out-buildings, and • anrnp of roodwatet. Ia “oh Joi! 4 *" 14 4 ® SS55«5 TERMS—One half oash, the balance ia thr«a and six months, for approved eAy paper. Also, a good STOCK OF GOODS, snob as are urfnal- ly kept In oouutry stores, lor sale low. If apnltedfsr immediately. For further parUonlav*^addfe!fl ,, " W * rantly, an jy 7-flui JOSEPH GAJVAHE, 1/ l uctorugc ana C’oniiuisniflon UUH1NK88. T WILL continue the Factorngu and Cotumisslon ■ UusiuMa on my own account. Office on Bay-st.. Foot of Montgomery Street. Mfcy u tf j. g, PELOT. Hliiclilcy a Thomas. COJUJUISS1UA MEUCHAATS No. »5 Uur-st., Hnvnnnnb, Ua. t* L fitKOUIalT. x. THOHXI. Z. N. WiultlCF, COM AI1SSIOA MEKCHAAT, Wllliara.on , i Buildlu,., Hay*, treat. Mnvnminh, On. opr IS WELLS dc DURR, Factors and Commission Merchants, »PJH 8a BAY-8TBSKT. SAVANNAH. 1, Jtc AW CO*PAK’fNJHMHlP.- signod has taken iuto partnership. ‘ Law, his son, IHA.1C 5 -The under partnership, In the practice ue»f., u» B uu, AOAday AlL’LFOItD MARSH, under iTi® MAR811. They will personally attend the Superior Courts of Chatham, Bryan, Bullooh. Lffinghmu, Soriven, Burke, Wnshlngton and Wilkinson Counties, and have mado arrangements for the prompt collodion of debts In most of tho counties ia the State! M *ir «ffi°e \76 (up stairs) Ba. -strset, 6avannah. May J6th, 1852. ly MULFORD MARSH 8. S. SIBLEY, Wholesale and Retail Bookseller und StaUoner, f No. 186 Cougress-st.. opposite Monumont-xi. r 19]SAVANNAH, GEO. I €11 AS. II. riCKli'IT, COATUACTOH.AAD BUILDER, _| AVING resumod his luiainoss, is now prs- XJpared to oontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing woMt of any aeooription, iu his line. Stairs oxeeuted with neat- ntss and dispatob. A share of the public patronage is most rospeotfally solioited. V H Carpenter Shop oornsr of Walnut and IlartUon-sta., eond atreet west of Brown aud Uari'is’sStublss., fob IB Jy * A TRACT containing tweite Hu* sores planting Is olsarod and fsneed, aud in good oonditwan * ntxt J'^sr: 200 neres unelcartd k aud the remaining 200 acres well timber 4 i 1 tr ?u •> aUuated on Tmtle RUer. wli miles of Brunswick—the Railroad passes throask ii Tho timberod portion lies close toiheriver. Tbihul .»U1 be sc Id low—part oash. and part on time. Also, Tw enty lots In tho town of Brunswiek. Rrucewlek, Aug. 18, IMS. Dlautatlou for Sale. a Situated on the Augusta and Waynes- MB. boro Railroad, adjoining town lends of|H Waynesboro' and ooataintng slghthwa-mJLSsk lores—abont ttva hnudred ana tifty olear.d with lmpro.em.nl.. Th. wholt nr a part m»y b. porctuW Apply to BimWMAKE A MONfooilKRT, . "l‘ 1 «W.fneeboro’, dm PLANTERS’ HOUSE, St. Mary's, Getr|lft. W*U known House, situated within • gjjn short dlstanoe of the Steamboat wharf. Is now JbM* pen under the saperylslon of Vi. B. Buxxuy. xnis h use While undor the oontrol of Mrs. R. Miller. ssasateu? ,ta a w *“ nsmiUi °'‘ “* „ „ . , W.H. BUIOaST, Preprieter. 81. M.ry e, Ang, g*. 1883, Land agency. 1 UIK eulikoriljer will purniiuie or ..IL on eouunU* eien, Lou la Hie town er Bnnawioni tln,bu8« lying ia the counties of Glynn, Worn., Cmndea, War*, /ppflng. Clinch, Irwin, Le.ndoe ud SSnk. tar 111 per cent, eommiuion on kmennt of Mica, and win re port the value of lauds for tan dollar, p.r loa. lUrnn ro-E. 1. ltarden, Em., Savannah i J. C. I'lant and Dr. Colllna, Macon; Andrew J. Millar. An- gueta. E. M. MOORE. Brnnewlek, Ang. 1 ,1888. Jawtf so, U B. D. Evauk, T T O R A E Y A T .J, ilipractioo in the Courts of tho Middle Ciroult. All buslnoss committed to Ills care will be executed with promptness and dispatch. JHcrxicKNCM.—Messrs. Bothwellh Smith, and Dr. II. Byrd, Savannah,ly, jan 27 MERCHANT TAILORING, The favorable and long established reputation whioh their establishment has enjoyed and still maim."ins for tho ntyle aud finish of its garmonts made to order, ai well us fortho superior quality of thoir cloths, dura bility of color and substantial workmanship, it shall bo tbo constant effort of tbe proprietors stLIl to continue. Thoy invito tbo inoeial attention or both old ana ni customers to tho following, from which thoy are pi. rared to furnish garments, which they will waraut to bo ne plus ultra in both fit and fashion. uONl’S k BIOLLY'S best Bias, Black, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaido, Bronse, Corobo aud GUvo Cloths. Blao,>Does)dn, Blaok, Cassimore, and a large assort- meulof Colored and Fancy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fanoy Linen Drills. VE8TING8.—White Bilk and Batin, for Party Vests. Blaok and fauoy Silk and Satins. White, Bnff and Orange C&uimores. A large variety of White, Buff aud fancy Marueilles. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in the city and throughout the State, mado aud iuruished at tho shortest noth and in the boatuanuor. DIBBLE k CAREY. ■ 4 ly JOHN FOOLE, WUOi.EdAl.C AND IIETAIL DXALSK UT PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES lYench aml American WituUno-Glass, Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Babol nnd Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair Blonders. iJraining Combs, Artists’ Brusbos, «o. 4c. Paper Hangings, Borders, and Fire-Board Prints. N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Orain* lng and Glailng, done ou reosonablo terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 (Vhitaker-st. mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow 4 Co, WINTER IRON WORKS. MONTGOMERY, ALA. Portable Circular Saw wiim. TFliESE Mills are warranted unsurpassed by auy 1 in use, are propelled by an Engine of U indi bore >rCylinder, and present the latest sad best improve- meats throughout. Among tbM#, the patent Oiling Bex is •xolUBivoiv need, Uoxles oontiaaoas feed Works. 4o. Price delivered at the Faetory 2,600 dollin'1*5 than $100 additional will defray the freight to 6aVan* nab, Augueta, Charleston or New Orleans. » .. ^fifimififitlon of these Mills is alone reqalrtd toestab lish their exceeding simplioity, oheapness, d uabilltv end superiority thtenghoul. 9 * AU dutoriptfoni of Engl n « and 51111Work famlshad at ,h gy°A°waByfa:«?tia£4ifeg..-^^a. 1IELMDOLDT A EIFLER, UtU Hanger, and Manufacturer, of Fire Proof Safe,, Iron Railing,, Loci,, lie. Corner of llrrnn nnd Jtftma-ittnM, lleijxotfullyacuoQnoe jfRsrtfsr&af lias. M. B—AH article* manufactured by nsars . warranted tor materi al and wotkmaijuup. may 27 ly HELMBOLDTA MfHK Ileiuy K. Wasliburn, SHIPPING AND cbpflMTsVlON MERCHANT. Jy 91 8AVANNAH, »K«R«IjII\ ly A. ll« DVLUVi OOTTON FAOTOR No. 74 IIAY.HTIIEKT. oot!9 SAVANNAH. JTIangrum A Vox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW\ Atlanta. Georgia, JWill oolleet Debts in the following Countless De Kalb. Fayette. Heard, Case, Alurray, Cherokee Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Waltor, Henry Morriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troup Cobb, Wliitfiold, Forsyth, Gwinnett. Ueyersnces—E. B. Stoddard 4 Co., Charleston, South Carolina; Williams 4 Brother, Augusta,Georgia; Plan Brothers, and O. W. Choat, Nuw-York. Nat. Mshqpm. [tanr 17 tf] Thoims N. Cor. C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merchant, ly]HavRunnh* Georgia. [uov l \ LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ARNOLD’S) Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible SARCOPHAGUS, r"TT——AIR EXHAUSTED W?»T>^T7CT COFFINS Whioh is now taking the place of all others throughout the United State*. U. §. BOUAKDTJS having been made the solo agent of tho above for the City of Savan nah, would respectfully call attention to thoir vast su- lorlority over auy thing of the kind that has yet been — thone advantages superiority is based. Tho undersigned having examined the above, do not hesitate to say that, in their opinion, they ure fully cal culated to answer tho intended purpose: 8. N. Uauris. M. D., I C. Vi. Want, M. D. f R. Wayne, hi. D., P. M. Kollook, M.D. f J. C. UaBKBSHAM, M. D., I W. O. BULLOCK-, M. U., —M2 R. Laculison, Machinist. ly Congress Bpring, landing fromjbrig Exact, for sale by jo 29 t lONMUKSH WATElt.-Now lumiing from ) Bark Exact, warranted toboxenuino and recently bottled. A supply of it kept constantly on loe. je 30 WM. W. LINCOLN, 5Ionuiuent-sq. U Just received per stoamor, and for sale by je S J. E. DsFORD, Apothecaries’ Qall. SOT A supply Iced every morning, BOOTH AND SHOES. a Jest received from Pliiladoluhis, a choice lot of Ladies Uniters, Tie* aud Slippers. Also, Gentlemen’s fine Congress Guitore, Patent Leather Pumps. Pump Sole Boots, 4c. Those who desire a good ortiolo are invited to call and be supplied. W. IIEIDT, may 18 Qibbona' Range. KKMOVAJLi W C. WADSWORTH has removed to No. 115 • Cougress street, directly opposite the Pulaski ucnee, the tiUrd door from Bull street, where ho will keep at all times a full aaeurtment of Fancy and Htuplo Dirjr Goods, Adapted to the City aud Country t m; OLAhSUs and 8 YiltU\-100 bbla Port land Molasses ) bbls N O Syrup. In store and for sals by ang 16 SWIFT 4 CO. J^UliMNG FLUID auc {j and Cumuhiuc, for sale NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED BY 8. 8. SIBLEY, AUGUST 24, 1853. 1 PORTRAITS and Memuire of Eminent Atucri- , cans ; by John Livingston, Esq.—two vols. Tho Victim’s ItevenKo : by Newton M. Curtis. tho Land and 4jooan; by igo ; l Jem Brunt, ora Tale of Caj>t. Boodlcy, U. 6. N. 01 eason's Pictorial; Barnum's Illustrated News; Godey's Lady’s Book; Arthur's Home Magaxine. Hooper's Medical Dictionary. 6initb'sClassical Dictionar,. ^Disoasesof Young Children; by Charles Meggs, M. Appieten’s Dictionary of Mechanics. For sale at No. 6 Congres»-«t. S UGAIC.—Loaf, Crushed und Powdered Bugur, also A. and C. Clariiiud, landing and for sale by »«f42 MINIS 4 FLORANCE. Q ATM and CORN.. J‘ -J Prepared expressly for tbs retail trade, from im- .orted mater iris, and wnrrzuted full weight. For sale 7 n . WM. W. LINCOLN, Monument-square. | J At uuirk.d A i»t brig T. B. W.lwn from Now - lauglkij OGDEN A BUNKEn. AVON 81BH8—50 liUdi. Prime Bocou diffois Undiaff from I loonier bmto of tioorr 1 ., oriUroc Loug 211] ft CO, l»»r K. JTOBI. t. «. UUIlUiM. FORT A DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oot7 8AVANNAU.GA. 1, Julian jUuru-idge, ATTORAEY AT LAW ogles comer Whitaksr-st. and Bay Lane, » ov 10 Hnvannah, KOWLMD A CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 172 Bny-Htrect. Bavnnnnii. John t. HowajVp. an 21 joun t. now land, jb James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bond* drawn. Pa pers prepared whereby to recovor losses from American or British Underwriters, and attention given to all matters oonnoetsd with Shipping and Insurance. Of- fioo No. IIS Bay street, opposite tho front of the Cus tom House. ly IaQt8 G1JLBEIIT BKJTJLJEK, niAHTKIt BUIUDEU, DEALER IN WHITE PINK LUMBER York’* irs st, Oglethorpe S q., Ian 28 Savannah* D. w. MlhcaUy, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACEEUITU, Oppoalte l-nnmr’H Uotton Press. EASTERN WHARF, 8A VANN AH, GEORGIA. Btvamboat and 51ill Work, and every description o Blacksmithlng exsouted with neatness end dispateh. Upholstery aud Cabinet Work Tbs subscriber having taken the storo oi Whitaker-street, next to Dibble k Caroy’e Tai loriug Establishmeut, rospectfully announce to „ the oitiiens of Savannah that he is prepared to easoute all orders in the above line on the most „ , . REASONABLE TERMS. Special attention paid to repairing all kinds of Furni- Delist BeUsi: Delta I!! rpilE Bubscribors manufacture and kssp constaa t- I ly on hand all sises of Chureb, Factory, Bteaabo at. Ferry, Locomotive, School House, and Plantation Bills. Theso Bells aro hung with the patent inn yokes wi th moveable arms, They can bo turned around so that tho dapper willurika in a new place, whioh is desire ble nfior a bell has been rung a few years. Bpriags art affixed in a uow way to prevent the clapper from restln g on the Bell, thero by prolonging tbe eonnd. Those BeHs are manufactured from the best stoek and are east ia iron casings. At this Foundry these waro first used aud are fbnnd to bo a great improvement. W* give a written warrantee Uuu if Church Bells besak within ono yoar from date of purchase, with Mir usage, wa will recast without charge. The tone of aQ Bslls is warranted. Nearly DOUO Bells havo been oast and sold from this Foundry, whioh is tho best evidence sf thsit superiority. We havo 15 gold and Sllvor Medals, awarded from the various Fairs 44 for the best Bells toi sonorousuoM and purity of tone." We pay ^urfleular . ^ ity di — T — _ ______ _ labliahment ot the kind in the U. H. and has thSIargsst assortment of Bells, orders ean be filled with great dis- -WfiefiaMWfto.Bsllsla any ot tbs States.— Old Bslls taken in exohango for now ones. Levels, je13 ly*d4tw Wet Troy, N. F* THE LAST UNRIVALLED PRODUCTION 1 A New Cook Stove, CALLED “ THE AEW WORLD For Burning W„4.r€J.al. The Bubhcriber. b.vs just uud. ifna,. dolphin, fortho sxslosfvs sate STOVE. The makers had it _ j offering it to the publte fiw i slfies in this city, aud those who MSI they ling, broil- of this excellent tliorouglily tested before sale, and it also comes vory higl those that are now aelr ~ 4 * on trial a short timo havo seen them in operation aokuowl any F‘— ' ing.ti iel; dim and mounted in the most periuot manner; tiieh is sc eonstruoted that you oan get twice tho heat la the OYsn a. anr other IU>*« how th hr«. W. an MW re- ooivmgtho different alrea, nnd we oerdlaUy lnrlte tU to call end eaauiae before pnrelihiloc. Wo hove eleo, varioui other patteroe, among which may he fonei the Iron Witch, Iron King, endeel.hrat.d Utah Btere, >r wood.. T. W. MoAKTUOIt k CO., opr HI ‘ “ • nvAnsnvn a vv/,. Store No. 13 Barnard-et. Dying and Kenovatine Establishment, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-mrect.renr of tho Court House ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T ADIES' Bilk aud Woolen Drossos, Shawls, Ta I J bio Covers, eto., cleaned, and dysd various colors; ladies' Bonnets blsaobed aud pressed in a fashionable style; Kid Gloves cleaned, aud Goutlemen’s Garments oleansd, rontvated or dyed, as may be rouuired. All done iu the same style vrhioh has gonerallv so much pleased my patrons and friends. Terms moderate. Psrsotssending parcels by Ilarnden’s Expre»s, Rail road, or steamboats are requested to write her'mail, so that I may know whereto call for them, and whioh way to send thorn back. Cost of -Veight each way, for small paroois, will bo abont 26 oents. AU orders punctually "yu l ° - ly ALEXANDER O ALI.OWAV CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES I jy 1 ly. 8. W. corner Bronghtoa nnd WUtnker-et. C A lilt Alt l 1 AND NKKDUAM'8 .'(IF- LODEON'A—Tlnue eelehreted InJlrumenu in every etyle. trolo 4U to 0 ocuvo* iu ooueeee. with one nnd two eteye, oulutdo for Church or I.rlorue., for cole dt Enetery " ang 28 rr« PURCHASERS OF CHEAP DRV J GOODS.—8 uae«i ol foot colored printed Lawn. Jaconet end BttUtc Mnillni, all at I2>j eenU. . , J oenoe enerted Glnghania In Now Stylee, til et >2«e, I , U J 1 uae “ c4Mbri ° to We have mnoh pleasure in directing pnrtionlurat tention to the omvai. by tho Bteamilup Florida this day, of tho above Goods, and cau with perfect eonfi- f.'AdVrl^bir^h*' 11 ' 0 *‘° i ‘ ,,K °*■ __ M. PRENDEHOABT 4 CO. way 23 172 Bjtughten-tf t. opp. St, Andrew ’eiloU, BUTTF.it, LAUD AND BACON* Oil KEGS Prime Goahon Butler in store. 26 bbls. Lard to arrive. 60 kegs Lard do 10 hhas Prime Bacon Shonldors do 20 do do Sides in store. For sals by fi°3 18 WEBSTER 4 PALMES. IJUTTFK.—30 kegs selected Goshen Butter j JL) reoeived per steamer, and for eels by an2* SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. B acon sides and shoulders—io casks ohoiee Sides, 15 do. Shoulders^ received per steamer State of Georgia, and for sale by ■’ aug 22 AloMAHON 4 DOYIJE. U.ODR—15(1 hi,la. Georgi. Flour, 1MI do. timore, 3U do. Hiram Smith’s, for sole by aug 22 M054AHQN 4 DOYLE. OOUP DIUESTERS, IMain, Tinned ’ and O Enammelled Iron Tea Kettles, Dutch Ovens, and a general assortment of Kitchen UteosUs. For sole bv au 26 MORSE k N10UOL8.166 Broughton^t. ST.li'f.V.?!,’N’S/ATENT ICE PHE8EEVINU ... M TCUEB_,a * t levgeet line. 1111 20 MOB8E k MItfHOLS. 20 OOO VAH»» euperior Negro Cloth. UULf Juet redrid nnd for Ml. ny *“888 KEMPTON k VEE8TILLE. C U S»K^*' 1!lt - 1W bM.Ei.Ctah. In store and tor sals by SWIFT 4 oa 'I.OHN*—6U0 bushels Prime White Baltimore BUNKER. QAl’CU FANS t wiih the iuside Uam>d and O^nem.ll.d-nl 1 fre-^jydnt^jgtj^U. AY.—£5 bales prime Eastern Bay, landing froiu brig Philurs, and for sale by aeg 16 BIHGHAM, KELLY 4 CO. D omestic jliquous.—ioo bbls. haeti fled Whisky 50 bbls. E. Phelps’# Gin 6U do N. E. Rum 60 do Domestio Brandy 26 qr. casks Malaga Wins For sale by (aug ,16) WKf 1 UOHH. — Old * Pie Brend^nad B. Ph.^QU. U ggegg, VEB8TKR k P.kLMKS. 0HAVD,
