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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1853)
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Advertisements front transient persons or strangers pin ht be paid In advanoOv V early advertisers, oxoeedlng in their advertisements tbe avorago number of linti agreed for, will bs charged st proportional rotes. : , Advertisements sent to thJeoffloo without directions, si to the unmberot insertions, will be published dail; on til ordered to bs djJ/Hontinu*d,aud charged aooord la !#jr AlJJIjettsr*,dliected to this office or the Edit THE D.titl mm. BY MAGWETfC TELEGRAPH 1 Transmitted for the Bnfannah li.ily Morain. News.] Veliev Fever la Now Orlcnns and UtflbUo, New Orleans, Sept. 17. Harry R. W. Hill dlatl at ten^o'clock thin morning. ‘^1:, 'Jr'i! Tbe mini number of intenWenti for the pan twenty-four HoUfs hat* boon 47, of whioh 26 wore subject, of yellow fever. lu Mobile, yoeterday, tha total number of intermenfe were 26, of whioh 22 were by yol lot* fever. WntCO AND THE UNITED STATEBe—The V. S. Mmleter to Mexico, it iaeaid, bearemlw- ed a proposition made by Mr. Wab.tnr to Sig nor i.nrrninr.nr, touoliing the boundary line be- ween the two countrioe. Thii Qovernmem reposes to buy, it ie said, a strip of territory louih of tfas Gila, sufficent for a line of settle- tent. The price named which this govern- »em ie prepared to pay for tho session nod for releneo of cieime on account of preceding lu- iian depredations, i, said to r.TT tv The ateamanip (Stale of Georgia, Caplain Gaiivin, from Philadelphia, arrived cu Saturday evening. Shn encountered a hoary gale during the paaaago, which lasted 18 hours, and epokn tho brig Norfolk Packet, from New York for thie port, dismasted. Wo ere indebted to purser Apple for full files of late Philadelphia paper*. CV Tbe steamship Alabama, hence on Wednesday, from Now York, arrived in fifty- eight hours. ie Dlsnppolnted Bsiohelor. koto Mr. Kinder* sjMs IAS Htro of Sen- e, end koto memory U St (or Omtknen , « «« «/'*« »/'*« Bride before Ikey ivy lie hng, pfiWilinieter'e fee, and order the Wedding Dinner. However villages inuy differ In size and appear- auoe, men nud manners, all are alike in one respect. All havo their heroes / every group of sixteen houaus has its hero, By a hero, I moan not the greatest, strongest, or wisest man in the village; not ho who ins the greatest or most salutary influence over the Inhabitants, but he whoffi all notice, whom all talk about, whose affairs are desenutod upon by tho poll* Uoiao, and the ploughman,the matron aud the maid. There is but one hero in a village, and in Sander- T'lle Ih.t wee Anihony Senders. Ill, f.ibgr, who lied bolne the title of Squire Sander,, end in honor of whole greet-,riuidfntlior the village lied boon named, bed lone eloce died, leaving Antliony «ola ®« hl> domains and successor in hisbusinoss; which was that of vending wares of various kinds, after the mauuer of a country store. He roes should be described—both porson and cha racter | my hero and the hero of Sandervihe, was a little man, in every sense of tho word ; bis height did not exceed five feet four inches, bis person was extremely ibln and skeletou like, surmounted by “ r Vflsr H, * e shoulders, presenting nn appearance which Tendorod it doubtful whether ho was uot do- formed, aud the lads (saucy fellows) who had just opened their Sbnkspearos, wore wont to whisper " King Dick” ns he passed. lie Imd no neck, hut noar the top of his shoulders, Jncliuing forward, was situated a head, quito large, and of straogo de velopment; a wonder in the scienco of “ buinpolo- gy»" and a puzzle (I doubt not) for a learned dis ciple of Snurzheim. In hie face there was nothing rcmarkablo, save its utter vacuity ; whether tho geniui sparkled in his eyes, nono know, for thbyiwore almost entirely cosceulcd by drooping |U« hod shaggy brows. Ills mind novor roamed bo- yona tho precincts of his village—never soared nbovn tbe height ofiti church spire; tho idoa of fau>a and glory bad never entered his head ; dealing in six- nonces was his appropriate sphero. He had no familiar acquaintances or friends ; never associated with the young gentlemen, never spoke to tho young ladies,and uevor looked at them in church. Strange hero, you say, but he was tho hero of Sandervillo; all talking about him. Tho old ladies would give a sly wink as they told their daughters that whoever wasao lucky Os to win Anthony Sanders, would win a fortune; the old geutloinen would rosponso, “ Yes, Mr. Sanders will dio n rich man.” The young beaux laughed at tho old boau (for ho was n little 011 “ »ho *hady side” of fifty) and wished for his money to makn a dash; the girls wondered why ho did not get married, and why he never noticed them. It was u Saturday in summer. Tho old stage-coach wheeled into tho villago of Sandersvillo, aud halted at Mrs. Allen’s door. Soon was tho nows spread from one end of the villago to tho other, and echoing from mouth to mouth *•— J * ~ - morn. Tbe Sock struck eight, Mrs, Alien’s family were assembled in the parlor. Bliss Dufay arrayed in bridal robos, sat upon tho sofa; on her left was Mr. Sanders, according to appointment; hie coat noatly brushed, and hia white gloves smoothly put 1 her right sat her cousin, the tail and elegant John Jones, Bothwell k Bmitli. If A Hardee k Co, rios- Mr. Armsby. Mr. Snndors had called on tbe tor, paid the ten dollar fee, ho and was momentarily oxpected. Ho came. Blr. Sanders and .Miss Dufay and Mr. Annsby aroso; the final moment arrived, the montOut of joining hands. Miss Dulay looked at Mr. Sanders (a smile of exultation was on his lips) and placed her hand in her cousin’s. Mr. Sanders was chopfallen ; be did not understand city customs and hundred dollar fees, and said nothing. Ho was in tho act of being married to the woalthy Bliss Dufay, • vuu vtHive, ouwmaii m ouiiui, ./v unruee c v.0, I ton k Villalonga, Allen k Ball, CAL Lamar, 0 IIwa,- riuge, Q \Y Germany k Co. K Parsons k Co, W Dun* can^ Hardwick k Cooke, Washburn, Wilder k Co, Way A King, U Johnston A Co, Blinis A Floraueo, 0 It Dur- Q J Smith, Ogden 4 Bun- Kiug, U ie, WmL.— ir, and Brown A llarrio tho heiress ; aud it wus ofliitle consequence how tho ceremony was porformod, if it was only binding. Ho thought, howevor, that ho preferred old fashions * he would have liked it ouite os well if Lucy had given him her hand, instead of her cousin. Tho ceremony was completed. Lucy and her cousin wore married. Tho minister has pronounced thorn ' husband and wife,’ when Mr.Sauders started. 'How's this I Miss Dufay 1' 'llow I Mr. SandersT don’t understand this, Miss Dufay.’ ‘To whom aroyou spunking. Mr.8ander*t ‘ I "poke to you. 1 don’t understand——’ ‘Oh I to Mrs. Armsby.’ ' To Mr*. Annsby I What do you mean V * Simply what 1 say. 1 understood you to he talk ing to inn—to Mrs. Armsby.' gp • But, are you married to BIrs. Armsby!’ A ' Certainly, I appeal to ’ ‘Mr. Melvillo, now's thist havo you married thorn—Miss Dufay aud he !' criod Sandora in a rage, pointing, at the samo time, to Mr. Armaby, who oil his lips to restrain his lauglitor. . r I bavc-n-Aud. mi poweron -earth can eeparato them.’ ' But you promised to marry fno,' criod the aston ished bachelor. ‘ 1 promised to marry Bliss Dufay at your.rcquest; to whom, you did iwt mentiun. 1 have married her —pray what’s the bluran f CONSIGNEES. Por steamship State of Georgia, from Philadelphia— D Abrahams, U Uankman, Claghora A CunalasUam, Crane A Itodgors, J U Carter, J II Cubbctlge. B Crtd- land, Davis A Corp. J DcFord, R D Fulton, 11J Gil bert, Holcombe, Johufton A Co, F W Headman, liil- bruuer A Frlodburger. N A Hardee A Co, Kllatolburst, G H Johnson, G W Johnson, O Johnson A Co, Keionton A Verstllle, R A Lewis, D Loe, Joseph Lippmau, I/A M l.iHonthal, LnHoohe, Bowue A Co, \V W I.iucoln, Mov er A Butler, Morse A Niohols, McMahon A Doyle, J a Mayer, Murphy A Dovanny. Maas t Ileyman, A N Miller, A Modo, Pomroy A G, Ogdou A Bunker, li Rothschild, FJ Rosenberg, Roberts A Foote, J Smith Lockett, Long A Co, Swift A Co, Sarah Sawyer, Solo mons A Co; Scranton, Johnston A Co, HC Scott A Co. Verstllle A Butler. II F Waring, Webster A Palmes, if WeiijMid, W T Williams, L W Wells, Well# A Durr, affiteau, 61 A Cohen, T R Mills, and T 8 Way steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—Mdso., to 0 H Fla Boat, R 8ymons, R Uaborahain A bon, 6 M Laflit- and N McHugh. »r sohr Franoi* Satterly, from New York—J V Con it A Co, Crnno A Rodgers. J A Brown, J D Jesse, H Lathrop, Staley A Hendry, LAM Lilionthal, J Dunn. 1 W Morrell A Co, Morse A Niohols, J B Moore A Co. A " ’ 1 A Co, T W MoArtbor A Co. Aikiu A Burns, A Solomons A Co, T W MoArtbor A Co. Aikin A Burn*, J E DeFord, Verstllle A Butler, MoMahon A Doyle, M J Reilly. H C Kcott A Co, J Linpman, J Sullivan. C II Campfield, U Miller. J Broughton, Brigham, Kelly A Co, T K ifill., Q II jolmrjn, JL.nil>oek i Cooper, IKv- itt, Lathrop A btebbins, M A Cohen, aud T B Wayne. Per Steamer Motamora. I’m Charleston—T b Wayne. J Ihly, A Aolt, and Florida Boat. • Per steamer Wm Beabrook.from Charleston, Ao.—8 .61 Laftitsau, Mr Ferguson, ongothon. IE XiaLICIlUIrtl, J , horg, Miss E Ma 1 I paid ton dollars, and bow not married. Fool I’ Hllbrunor/s HilbrmferVfTwiDon,’ E i'boinpaonl'N D* Woll may you say eo,’ said Lucy, laughing. J H^Moaei, j Y At- Miss Dufny. 'BIrs. Arrashy, you ' List I you promised to marry mo—troat me so.’ * When, Mr. Baudot's t’ ' WIiuii I ask yourself—you’ve not forgotten.’ ' I uoror promised to mnrry you, Mr. Sanders.’ ‘What I deny it—novor promised I What did you say tho first ovoning I saw you slono? didn’t you promise V • 'Promise to tnarry you I You offered me your house, aud I thanked you for it. You asked if you might send for Mr. Blolville, and 1 gave my consent.' Philadelphia- kohwi, v* jirown, Miss Elias- . »J or * Mis# T lDtiwu and ecrvt. It Tomb, Wylsp, A Bonaud, J Einstein, Miss Einstein, M — - SUilbi “* ill ston. G Uilbruner, M llilbranor, J Frledbtirger. II Follheimer. Jas Doyle, J Mossort, F Mytra, T Q Smith lady, ehlld and sorvt, W BaAnctt, G A Peabody, 0 F Cushman, J li Cubbedgo, W G Footo, and 12 in steor- ' Heavens I’ cried tho old bachelor, aud he could > longer restrain his rage—he stomped—' city girls from mouth to mouth waa hoard, ' Miss Lucy Dufay is in town 'BIrs, Alien’s niece has arrived aud tho response, 'Havo you seen her T I wonder how and fashions—she did promise—I know she did— curso hor—heiress gone—fifty thousand dollars dead loss, ten dollars to boot—shall pay back fee—Mol- Locomotivk.-^-THo schooner Francis Sat• ttrly, arrived on Saturday from New Yofk, has a locomotive on board for the Central Rail road, from tho works of Messrs. Rodgers, Kktcham &, UnoSVEWQK. EF* We learn from the ThomaeviUo Watchman, thal lion. James JoNErfyjf’ Ware Countyi died a few days aioce, froma wound inflicted with ft knifo, by pne oChis negroes. Tha total number of deaths in New Orleans from the commencement of the fever, them of May,until the 11th of Seplember, was 10,192, of whioh 7,362 were from yellow fover." . ’ ^ ' sho looks I’ .'Is alio pretty t'noon followed. To satisfy their curiosity and answer their questions, all repaired to churcli at an early hour on tho fol lowing morning; and eagerly were all eyas turned to the entrauco.door to seo when Bliss Dufay should enter with her aunt. At length BIrs. Allen entered, followed by a young lady, apparently eighteen, of a slight though rather tall figure, noatly dressed in while; a small gipsy carelessly lied, displayed to good advantage, rosy cheeks, laughing eyes of blue, and playful curls of light brown hair. This was Lucy Dufay; and as sbo took hor seat, the uneasy and joalous glances of the young ladies, mid the -aze of the young gontloinen, told that they thought ler (ns the young ladies feared she would bo) very villo, you shall pay it back—ehcjneful 1 ' A coach was at tho door—BIr.and Mrs. Armsby ontored it, and as they said • good bye,’ laughing rather than weepiug prevailed throughout tho com pany. Lucy bowed, aud said good-byo to BIr. Sun- dors; he did not deign to uuswer her, and tho coach drove away. Mr. Saudors is still unmarried; bo has given up the game of fortune hunting—curses the girls, city girls especially—hater city fashious—nover goes to weddings, and cannot forget tho ton dollar fee. prolty. Anthony Sanders' pew was next to Mr*. Alton's and ho was observed to cast two side-way glances at Miss Dufay during the morning scrvico. Two weeks aftor Bliss Dufay’s arrival saw BIr. Sauders at Bfrs. Allen's door. Ho was ushered into tbe parlor whore tho ladies were present. Miss Dufay was Introduced. Ho talked to Mrs, Alien upon villago affairs; and the inexpediency of the village, how long she intended staying with hor aunt, and a fow other questions of minor impor- Aid for Mew Orleans.—.Tho New York Committee of tho Howard Asaooiation, ityfick. nowledging tbe further receipt of |5A4f» give notice that the (over is decreasing at New Or leans, and ibati the Association has now all the funds nectmaary for the relief of tho sick. • From China.—Adv.icqa from China state that the failure of the Imperialist forces to re- ;ain Cbing-Kian-Foo was regarded gui decisive of the fate of the Empire. The army of the insurgents had left Nankin for Pekin, but bad been subsequently recalled. An insurrection had also broken out in For mosa, an Island off the Southeaet yoaat of China, between Lat. 22? and 25° 30j"/N. j and W»helor. I’ll Long. 121° E., about 90 milee from the Chi nese coast, from which it ie separated by the channel of Fokien. The estimated area is 15,000 square miles. The Cbineee population number 2,000,000} the number of native in- habitants is unknown. The Chinese colonists rc of a very mixed description, Formosa laving been a kind of “ Botany Bay” to 'bins, but among them aro many wealthy and active traders. * v tanco; thee, with a wonderful flourish of hauds and head, ho bade them 'good night,’ aud departed. Once in two weeks, regularly, Sir Anthony wai Mrs. Allen’s door, and iu hor parlor; he had always some excuse to offer, and thus answer the questions, and silence (if possible) the suspicions of the village. Sometime* it was altogether n matter of chance ;' ho wo* Just pMSiii it, saw the parlors lighted, and thought vould atop in.' Sometimes he called to sue Airs, n on seeming business. Y<i it was very strange that should so regularly pas* Mrs. Allen’s unci be attracted by her purlor lamps, while her pretty niece had no attractions; vary strango that he should take so deep an interest in au aunt whom he had never before visited, while tho nioce was wholly in different to him. Bfrs. Allen and Lucy Dufay uu- durstood the purport of Mr.Sauders’ visit. BIr. Ssndors called, Miss Lucy received him ; her wns not in the parlor, and he made no inquiries for her. Lucy remarked it and was pleased. 'Now, 1 thought she, ' my aunt is not hero to scold mo for coquotry. I will havo my own fun with tho old I’ll get his heart to-night. He dou’t ask , i he's coino to seo me ; perhaps he’s been hero once a fortnight enough, and is now going to umkC proposals, 1 hope so; if ho does, I won’t reftiMUilni.' Lucy talked aud laughed, and tried to uiako Blr. Banders, laugh, but all to no purpose ; his mind wss absent—whero, sbo knew not; perhaps behind hi* counter, making the change of a shilling or calQulatiug the price of a riband ; he was all ab straction, and Lucy gavo up all hopes of fun with such a goniua. The evening was almost gono. Ho looked at his watch (it was silver,) compared it with a clock upon tho mantel-pioco, thought tho clock rather fast, drew his chair a little neuier to Miss Lu cy's, passed his fingers through his hair, gave a long hem. ' Then you like our Milage very much, Miss Dufay t’ * Yes; I think it very pleasant.’ Do you like it better than tho city V I think that in time I might become quite as jnuch.attachcd to it.’ •X ‘ How long do you intend to stay in town 1 Will ydu spend the winter with your auntf y I nave not yet decided tho oxact length of my Now York 1'olitlcM.—The Horde nud tho HoltR. The exciting; acenos which commenced with the assembling of the New York Democratic Stato Convention, at Syracuse, on Tuoaday, are attracting much attention, not only in tho State/but among politicians generally, in dif ferent eectiona of the country. The contest be tween the “ Sofia” and the “ Hards,” as they are termed, has been renewed with much bit terness, nnd threatens another open rupture in the ranks of tbe Democratic party of the State* The following definitions of the several fac tions were somo time since published in the Courier and Enquirer, and will serve at the present moment to give the reader a fair idoa of their respective “ platforms:” Hard Shell Hunker.—A democrat who voted for Cass, stands by tho resolutions ot '06, curses Vnu Ruren, and utterly refuses all comnromisu ur fra ternization with tho Rurnburnors or’-!8. Soft Shell Hunker.—A Democrat who votod for Cass; deplores tho division in tho party; uiiiuiis that a Barnburner may bo a Democrat, and is dis posed to forgot the past, aud commune with the op posing faction. Hard Shell Barnburner.—A Democrat who still insists upon stauding on tho frugmeutrof tho But*- iulo nlutform; swears that Cass distracted tho party in ’48; adores Van Duron; roads tho Evening Post, and becomes rabid at the naina or prosenco of a Hunker. Soft Shell Barnburner.—A Democrat who pi fosses atluchmout to tho principles of the Buffalo pluiform, but is disposed to regard tho compromise as a finality; thiuks there was somo excuse for Cass's presumption in *48, and will uot objoct to friendly drink with a Hunker. The “ Adamantines” or ‘‘Nationals” is tho name recently applied to, or assumed by a portion, at loast, of the “Hards,” who, it is said, havo pledged themselves to uphold tho fugitive slave luw, in addition to making a steady opposition to any connection with the Barnburners. ana lauy, j a l*atton, j Smith, E C Boxoh, H Kenuody, Mooter Gibbons, Mr Phillips, M Marsb, J W Hill. E It Bunkor, A F Moreland, R N Gunby, J Salsbury and lady. A Cltrko, C B MoJrudor. W Collins, C J Black, 1. N Crowitt, M J Solomons aud oliild. Miss Solomons. U N Ells, Miss Ells, and 3 on deck. Per stoamor Metamora, from Charleston—W R Hay ward, Mrs Hayward, 2 ohlldron and 2 servti. \V J Tl- son, OC Horn, P F liurnott, J Konklia aud lady, 51r* Cashain, A F Hayward, E Lewis, J 8 8mlth, AShot- well, R B Baker, J Gans, T Gillisou and sorvt, C Tay lor, B P Jenkius, T J Mash, J Callondor, O D Lauuy, W Q Freeman, J Roseublatt aud 6 sorvta, A Look, ami 1 *~i deok, irstoamorWm Soabrook, from Charleston. Ao—J B Barnwell, G A Gnosspolius, J 8 Sandoford, Cant E Baruwoll. son and sorvt, Mr* llogg, Miss Hogg, At D Talbird, C W Grlves, G W Broughton, J 8 Nsldlinxvr, aud 1 deok. Por steamer Wm Gaston, froft Patatka, Ao—Capt Ballard, U Richards and lady, J Arnow. J Muggroll, J Nevltt, Dr A M Moore, Mr* Bakur. Master Danist, and * on dock. Par steamship Augusta, for New York—Mrs Cook, J W Owens aud lady, A North, O W Owens, B Elliott, V W Skiff, E Swilt, C FCushing, J 6 WoodLridgo, Cant Lino, E Crockett and lady, £ C llendorson, A uonaud, 11 Wiltberger, Dr J D Fish, J II Lingley, U A Go- w, H O Peterson,jjiJ 7 atuorngo. Dry Goods, Clothing, BUSINESS CJ CHEAPEST CASH ST0L_ NEW FALL GOODS! T HE subscribers have lor sale, a lurgn assortment of alninat every thing needed, in Dnxas, liocsx- kkeimjcu, and PiaNTATiON Dry Good*: whioh assort ment wo are inoroaaing, by *ur receiving the Nzwzar NovEi.Tir.s by every steamor. Oar dotalU are perfect, for tho oouatant supply of tho ouoiobst uahuaims that can be oullod from every market. UNDERSHIRTS, also much hotter adapted to sudden uhangos iu tetnre raturo, than the kinds generally need. DBiVBBS, For ..nllora.il mid lull.., Is .r.rv qu.lilr >D d of «Y- try kind, very cheap. IftOSIEHY, y i T. : T. alr1 * •J* 4 .. 8 */*'- ‘“d F-dlu and a.otlom.n'. h»lt 11 o.e nnd Uo.o, Tory much oh.opot th.u oln- wh.ro lu till. city. KAlUltOl l)UHia> ANU T.AOK GOODS. IN IMMENSE VARIETY. ’ LINEN GOODS. Oar storo ir tho Depot for the best Linen Goods, (all pure flax) whioh wo retail as cheap as tho other mer chants her* pay for the same goods, via.; Liuen Sheet ing j in every width and quality, Shirting Linens, hand-spun and undressed; Pillow Case Llnonn and Apron Linen* ; Bird’s Eve Diapers, Dow lass and Glass Woto* I Hootch Diapers; Bathing Towels; Huokabaok andjBird’s Eye Towels; Diapers and Uuckabaoks by the yard. Rtair Coverings. J Tnlile DiinuihksaDiniicn. In white and Brown of every kind, very oheap. Da mask Napkins and Doylioij Damask Bordered lluokn- baok Towels; Table Covers and ToUet Covers; Uuilta and Counterpane* of every kind, and in sixes for Uerths, Cots, and small and largo Bods; Figured stout Lace for Valance aud Bed Curtains, English Washing Furniture Cbintaes, very cheap j 7-8,4-4, and 6-4 Furniture Dlm- s for Pillow Caaos, very cheap; Cotton lUaa; Linen do.: Cotton Shirtings aud Sheetings in whito and un bleached, and in every quality and in every width, from 3-4 to throe yards wide. Oowqua Mattings. Best quality, aud cheaper than elsowhere. Our stock is replote in almost evory article neoded 1 munition nnd Hoaie-koephig usea v at cheapest prlooe, via: very oheap Cotton pantaloon stuffs lor negroes; Cotton Osoaburgs, Linen Osna- burgs, colored Homespuns, Jto. Success in trade is always in the ratio of ability to do best for tho community, and upon that basis, oombln- •d With inUjrrityr, we animal to the universal intellect, •lixiUy in tho unerring aggregate nilde impl: mind for the roiulL Uttr" itook is so thoroug^^Vtled lltUTETHB I.AHGE8T ABaORTMENT, And it is flxed for sale, At fricet to uniformly very Cheap! ! That purchasers of a la.'ge assortment, in small and artfc*’ quantities, can bo suited in agroator number of S. 8. MILLER & J. DrPSEOUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS^LACKSMITHS. Itrouglitou .JXnt-.re.yy a.r.c, Carrlagoe. Wagons, Carta and Drays manufactured. BlaotoniTthfaq including Iron Railing and Orates fbr Buildings, go. done at r-ho shortest notice, aug IP—6m DU. J. t. IIABEUHUAitf, Jr. Respectfully tenders his professional servioos to the citlsons of Savannah. Olllcc, No. 31 Liberty-street* qqg 2-J tr T. A. HOBEBTS, bu«ke county,) COMM laid I UN MERC 11A N T, No, O!) llny-mroet. von, , ., SAVANNAH, OA. Will , IT , 111. i>.reon.l .Oatitlou to ell builn.i. <m- Umo eug1 trusted to him. 1 LochcU, Iaiiii; A Co., COMMlSiilON MERCUANT8 AND (SHIPPING AGENTS, SAVA NNA11, GEORGIA. Will attend to soiling all kinds of PRODUCE. Kr Strict attaatlou given to tho Roooiving and For warding Goods, and Ailing orders from theoountry. «. LOCKETT, ’*’*• - jy 23 WYLIiY & AI9NTMOLL1N, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS FOR thk ^P.^B.'lI^n^numapmi orders wo wl^ to i 100 oTS^gTa illmg U. 1*, Inglifl.t QMhprlBW. ^ jy20—ly. L A I*. It. Craiton, attorney at BANDER8V1LLE, OEO. Will attend to business in Wasliiugton, Jefferson Laurons, Wilkinson, and Eiuauuel Counties. % a ^k TO T. N ^ * ,trde ®» Yranklin k Brantlv, and S. L. BothwoM k Co., Savannah. jy 7-flia JOSEPH OAIVAllE, ATTORNEY AT I, AW, COKHEKor HAT AND WU1T.EEK-DT8. J. 88 ly Pucloiuge unit Commission UUalNBMH. J WILI. continuo tho Factorage and Commission - Business on my own aeouunt. Olfloo cn Bay-sW, oot of Montgomery Street, o>*yP tf J. F. PJELOT- HlMcliley A Xliomua. ' wliol. .lock, .. W.t.iy'on tho f atrun.ro'of'th« greatest number of purobasera—by our diffusing the j^ea^toitreciprocal intoresu—for enduring aud inoroas- McCOSKEK Sc. TREANOU, sap 1 COMMliltCIAL. DIBBLE ACAJtEY .Savannah DIarket* Sept. 10, COTTON.—Sales on Saturday 9 bales, at 8>*o. hnvnuuuh Kxportn. Boston—Sohr Victory—65,480 feet Lumber, 06 bales Cotton, 440 bags Rioo Flour, aud 349 Cowhides. Wilmington, N. C.—Bohr Alioo—300 sacks Salt. Hawk \nsvillb—Steamor Isaac Scott—160 sacks Salt, 10 hhds Molasses, and 250 pkgs Mdso. New-Yohk—Bohr Virglaia-132 balos Cotton, 2 bales Wool, and 190 eaaks Rise. Ih NEWNAN, SEPT. 10.- » sold yesterday a49>a cents. .......... -,p tr bnahel. bales of new Cotton Corn 60a50c COLUMBUS. SEPT. 15.—Oitton—No ohango has been produced in our market by unfavorable advice* from Europo. Sales wore readily effuoted yusb«rday, at cents. lVluulpal bales at VX cent/ Bauuinu—India is uow selliug at 13 cents. GuANu—This artiolo has odvanoed to $3 50 por hun dred lbs. good doal unsettled under tho ateamer’i could hear of no irausactiousiu iinward-st. sincotho arrival. Early iu tbo morning, luOO bbls. were sold at a firm. Sales of 1500 bbls. City I sinoo tbe nows-at BALKP AT THK CORN BXCItANOB. About 16,000 bushels Corn offered, and principally Aid. and Va. Gats forlor 30a86o. Whisky in hhds. 30c. aud bbls. 30^s3io. A snlo of Ohio at 31c. SEPT. 15 —Tho Flour market is quiot to-day andor the nows. Bales of 1000 barrels itoward-st. at S0.12 1 / and 300 bbls. City Mills at samo price. ~ sold CLOTHIERS MERCHAN T 'TAILORS, Wiircroom If. E. Corner of Whitaker and Broughton-sts., T Havannah. HE Subscribers, in announcing to their numer ous customers and the public, tho arrival’and opeuing.of their Spring Stocky folioitate themselves on the advantages whioh theirro- cont purchases enable them to offer all who desire to soleot their Clothing from an extorsive assortment of the ohoioeet goods, made in the most Fashionable Style. ’ Thesogood* have been purchased under the personal iutpeotion ofoao of the proprietors; and availing thom- selves of favorablo oircumstauoos, they are enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but '•O'er them at such LOW PRICES, smustdtstanoe nil competition in their trad Tho following enumeration is made for tho Geutlomou iu tho country, whoso orders wi prompt attention, and who, when in iho city, are spectrally invited to an examination'of our Goods. uentlehieiv’n clothing. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of evory quality, r,** ” . ‘‘ ,, , “ iu Blaok, Blue, Brown, Green and Olivo Colors. BUSINESS COATS, in great variety, via: Linen, Rus sia Duck, Drab Dete, Alpaoba, Caahwoiot,Frock and Saok busiueis Coats. PANTALOONS.—Blaok Doeskin at a great variety of Wafer 0,000. Thk “ Hard Shell” Uksolc riffts The hitrd aheU 1 ’ Bectioo of ibo Dsmpcr&ts of Now lork, oi their Syracu.o conrenrion, adopted re.oluiton. re-affirming tlieinaugurol oft’rosi- Jom Pierce in relation tn •lever)', in favor c lio fugitive law, and,the acquisition of “ ear- sin poaeeaeioRs,” end dgaioH'.solonizatloo ’oy 1.V foreign power oil tliie aide of the ocean. Dkxtii Of Sir Charles Napier.—The k rnuklin brings ut ttreiuleUigence of tbe deatli of tbe veiorau Sir Charlea Njipicr, of who,e d-mgeroue illnees wc have had previoua ae- tount.. He wne one of ths most distinguished general, df tho ilritish nrmy, and had bi ofiicor- in different ranks and in.various pari, of the world, foh.lxty yenr,. Ifa waa .event) “neyeara of age, end had received, in the of ilia nuruarous campaign.,’ greuter '.amber of wound, than weroperhapaevereur- ;>ed by any other soldier. At tho battle of -oninnn hie leg wne broken by a mn.ket.hol, ° nod a anbre cut on the head, a wound in the •ck with a bayonet, and hi. rib. were broken X e eounon ball, Bobaoquently, at Bulact), 10 »ae .hot through the face, end had hi. jaw . token. Nevertheless, thirty year, afterward. “° 6W motmmmnded.in Sciudo with a vigor that ex iled universal astonishment, and with 2,800 mu ettecked and defeated 22,000 of the ene- 'y, liter a deapprale action of three hoars. The Newhuryport Herald denis, tho ■ported seizure of 7 American fishing vessels “ Box river. C?" The Btupeudotja remain, of Thebe, in pper Egypt, which presented in very re* pect the finett collection of enciont uionu* 0,1,8 eiJi hng in the world, have been nearly 3Btr°yed by an earthquako. iha Klcbmond Despatch aay8 tha roce88 of recoyoriug’fugitiFO elavce, although e nded with fftcat expense, is lesa diffiouh an 11 waa Boine mom he aioco. An nh!i? 1 ? ept,0, > Of tho KnglnecrM. IU ill t?“ Uv _f corrcB puudout, writing under dateW •ptio: B MTC* an aecountof there- if£ 8 ‘ Drove Aoedamy, Carroll county, of 'Off Fugineors, engaged in the survey of i to comem plated railroad fe&a Uriffln, A B * WB neighbor- upou the approach of Mr. Harlot aud his Corns K D 'i,i;I U v 7 p P r8,ct, ofM r- Heriotoud hia Corps •ll a! SB?’ to dviuco their hospitality os ‘\Sifjfc the euterprisa, ex- y n f" Anto an invitation to flnrtakeofaBkrbe- Tbl iMiuiUdn, wa. .cAepted, id dl 7j. Ih « oiuisen. of Carroll e,i “onton Co.. AIr., aasem- Tbt, ptl8 fratlvitleii q^Ujo occasion, •nu Kan* U £ W>8 called to order, when Jease ■PP°'ntod Ciiaiimtn, and M. O. •ss^m**** Saabfsjf®l®fesdl i^ > ^ ln pi , tcd road, adjourned much « V have taken bold of J Do you think you could puss your lifo hero V Oh yes, I think 1 could.' What part of tho villago do you like host?' Indeed, all parts era so agrccablo to ino, I should be puzzled iu making a selection.’ ' How do you like tho situation of my houso V *1 think you havo a delightful place ’ 1 VVill you accopt it as your future rosidonco t’ ' I thank you, Mr. Sanders.’ • Thun I may sond for Mr. Melvillo, the tniuislor ?’ ‘If you ploaso.’ ' l suppose you can hardly fix the time at prosent, atid without consulting your uunt?' ’Not tho precise time. If you have noobjecticcs, I should profor next month.’ 'None whatever. Then tho business is almost settled,’said Mr. Sunders, ' and, it is rather lato, I will say, good night.’ » ‘ Do call often, Mr. Sanders,' said Lucy, end re turning to her room, soul forth a hearty luugh. Before the week was ended, reports were numor- oua and flying with all possible speed, proclaiming, as thoy flew, thal Mr. 8anders wus to bo married to Mrs. Alton's nicco. Great was the oxcitomeut iu the villngo; many wero tho circles nsrouiblotl on purposo to discuss the reported wadding ovor tho loa-tuble. Tho matrons nodded. ' Yos, a groat match 1 ho was rich and prudont, she a great heir ess ; very likely uot so great a fortuno as reported ; could hardly believo iL Most probably that Mr. Sauders would regret it—nut probable that Lucy Dufay understood household matters—brought up intho city—had no economy—monoy worth nothing, soon gone with such au oxtravsgaut wife.' Again tho old post-chaiso stopped at Mrs. Allan's door; and a tall, dnrk-huirod young gentleman, ac companied Mrs. Alton aud Lucy to church on tba next Sunday. Ho wat a stronger in town no one knew or mistrusted who he wos. Ho remained in towu the week, and spout almost all his time at Mrs. Allen a. Ho wa* constantly s«en with Lucy Dufay; bo rode with hor, they walked together, thoy seemed 1ST A correspondent of the Boston Cou rier, writing from Cognac, Franco, on tho 23d August, says Brandies will not be any lower tills season, aud not only this, but our market has so considerably advanced sinco tho begiuuiogof the month, that wt can hardly give a quotation. Certainly our nexi vintage has not the appearance of abundance ; it k uot oxpected that it will much exceed that of Inst years; but, such as it is, it is not likely that prices At auction to-day, 250 hhds. N. U. Sugar sold at $4,&5 a5,C0; 78 hhds. Porto Rioo do. at 16,40*5,79, and 40 bbls do do at $4,30u5,45. SALES AT THE CORN ZXCIIANOH. About ll),000 bushels Corn offered, and mostly gold at 72a73 for white fo 73a74 for yollow. Oats in stoady rc«iuost at 38a40o. for good to prime Md. and Vs., to 4la42o. for choioo and bright lots. In ferior do. 30a36o. Flour steady. Sales 1000 bhls. Howurd-st. at NEW YORK, SEPT. 14. P. M.—Tho stook markot is dull to-day. Money unchanged. Tbe Flour market is duller uuder the Franklin's ad- vioes. Sales of 4,000 bbls at $0,31aC,43 for Stato.— Southern *i,41a6,G2 to $6,08. Corn meal and Rye floor unchanged. Solos of 40,000 bushels Whoat at previous prices.— Sales 25,000 bushels Corn at 86a£6o for yollow. Cotton dull—nosolesof moment. Whisky 29Va30>4o. NEW YORK, SEPT. 15, P. M.-The stook market is dull to-day. Tho Fluur markot is duller under tho uows. Sates of 4,000 bbls at $6,25a6,31 for 8tato to $T>,37a6,-13){ lor would have advanced much, had not the diu modo quito an alarming progress around us. thiuk tho price will open at 16 francs. It ban casioned such a panic in tbe minds of our holders that there is no going noar them without be asked the most extravagant prices. : prims do$13* holders aro willing to take. Ejecting still freo from disease in this district, but without appreheusious for next year, as the malady PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 13.—The advioss by tho steamer Franklin havo had rather a depressing effect m brsadstuffi. Sales 800 bbis flour at Sales 5000 bushels Corn at74* ;5o for yellow to 71a72o or white. Oats 38a40o. PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 15.—Flour quiet—sales 'of Saks of 1,000 bushels Com i ‘ 75o. Oat«38a40c. 0,000 bbls at$0ati,l2>L 71a7-o for whito; yeilov old acquaintances, and wholly absorbed In each other’s compizy. This was rather strongo, and who could ho ba t Not a fsvorilo boau, for Lucy was to be married to Mr. Sanders next week. Not her brother, for brother she had not; she was an ou- ly child and orphan. Sanders called, wished to soe Miss Dufay if not otherwise engaged. Tho stranger had just left, and t.ucy was alone. ^Strange reports I unaccountablo I Miss Dufay.’ ‘ What did you say, Mr. Sauders t’ ' Don't like the reports, or appearances either.' ‘ Pray, what reports t I have heard nothing new.' Perhaps not; dure say, howevor, you know more about it than any one else.' >>You astonish mo I What can you mean t I can not guess what you allude to. 1 have heard ao re ports but that we were soon to bo married.’ Very strange I bavn't been walking with a young stranger ?’ 4 Oh, Mr. Sanders I now I can say, very ' strange!’ my coutiu, a long-loved cousin—the some as roy brother, that’s $11; are you satisfied ?’ ‘Oh, cousin 1 thought you bad nocousiu;«H right, raadvtobo marriudt Some few things I want to speak about beforehand j parson, fee, city style of fringe.* < ‘ That is altogether new,Mr. Banders. I supposo, howevor, that you have hoard of the oew wedding- fashions; according t to them, you stand on my left side. Do you liku the custom!’ 4 Oh I that is of ob. importance; don’t caro on bich.sldo I stand ; but the fee. what’s that V * Onoof n»y cousins iu the city gavo a hundred dollars ; I should think that fifty would be a very handsome fee in the country.' Mr. Sanders raised bis bands—nay, opened his eyes; huudrod-fifty dollars—break a insn—cau’t afford it—utjver get married.' 'I beg pardon,’ said Lucy;' I don't know what the proportion would be for the country; it is, at least, no matter; you must know better thau myself.' Mr. Snnddrs thought seriously of Uie matter; 1 fifty —iltouodiDg—uchcarxl of—must be as extravagant J irl—-quo UUug, gives up her'Viiiit easily—lets me okslpleaae—will do sometliiug jpore than com mon-pay ten dollers—larte would never be .aarnsd again, Tito Hnfiot'Iuff C hi I (Iren of New Orloana— A LlUle ttilrl’s Oflerlii R . Tile following brief but protiy little uote, from i kind-hoarted littlo girl, tells its own story :— “Soptoiubor, 10,1853. Editor Ntic York Herald :— “ Dsar Sir—Three years ago I found a threo dollar bill on a pretty path in the wood noai river, aud papa has added two more, making Will you pieaao send them to the poor littlo children of Now Orleans who buvo auffored from fovor, und much oblige your friend, A Little Girl.” Wo have forwarded tho monoy to Mr. Frost, rtf tho Howard Association, and can assuro our littlo ' frioud that it will bo applied as sho desires, “ for tho rolief of tho poor little diildrenof New Orleans who have suffered from the ,fever.” Such aro tho flowers which tho invisible hand of charily dispenses iu the track of the pestilence—such is tho modc.t contribution of thisimlo girl.—N. Y. Herald. BOSTON. SEPT. 12,-Tbc Cotton markot is very quiot, sad ths sales small, without chunge in prices.— Corn is very scare*, and small lots of white, mixed and yellow aro telling at 80a82o. por bushel. PROVIDENCE, R. I., SEPT. lO.-TJm Cottonmar- kot is quiot, but we make no change in ear quotations. Fsir 'yoltnds 12*4(1 Hi,So., middling fair 12a—, good middling lljja—. *Iiiro continues firm at 4^04^0. MARINE INTELLIGENCE* PORT OF SAVANNAH SEPT. 19 8unRlsesflh 40m|Sun 8etsfihJim 1 High Wator 9h.69m ARRIVED. Stumship Rtato of Goorgia, Garvin, Jr, Philadelphia, to C A L Lamar. Encountcrud a heavy gale on loaving Cape Ueulopcn, which lasted 18 hours. Thursday, at 1P M, spoke brig Norfolk l'aoket, 1C days from New York; dismasted on tho 7th—under jnry masts, staud- iug in to tbo Chosapeake; wished to bo reported, but A Wandeusr.—An unfortunate white fomalo, evidently in a stute of mental derangement, was fouml wandering iu this county last week. Sho mado her appearsneo at the house of Mr. Towus- oud, and wus humanely detaiued by him, taken care of, aud on 3Iouday last brought by him iu n con veyance to this towu, to be pluced in tho hands of the county authorities. Wo have sinco learned from gentlcinon from Alligator that she made hor appearance there a short timo since, and though detained fur restoration to her friends »be took ad- vautago of an opportunity and left that village. Sho must have pursued her way in this direction, thus walking over seventy miles. This unfortunate womau speaks ratioimlly sometimes, and gives her name as Pitman. Sho says, we understand, that she is from ftlississippi, but wo have heard also Hint spars, nort ■Brig Portland, from Portland, Me 1 , with loe, to P Boraao. Sohr Hallowull, Ilarding, Rockland, Me, with Lime. Drab Dete White and Fanoy Linen Drills, “ ** •• Fancy Marseilles, * •• ** VESTS.—Blaok Silk and Satia Vests. Fanoy Bilk *' White Silk, for Party •« Whito, Buff and Fanoy Mirseitlus " Whito and Buff Dunk and Linen " rut\isill\« GOODS. Furnishing Goods 01 evory description tor Gentle' mou’s wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, waterford tios, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, ootton do., suspouders.half hoso.glovos— COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. Tfi Bnyst., Huvannub, Ua. 4. THOMAS. respeotfoliy U Store, No. 167 ( -Sr- of “ HUUINEKVu 4m._ Takes this mctL, ■9%p8s i VMnab, and v coivod her 8F large and fash! rLr " rT and SILK ItOL tlful article, of the moat i lacs, and a ns w summer £' Ribbons, Caps, Flower*. 1 Straw Trimmings, So., i0. 'A. 'TT'' P. S.—All order* from the country p A Hft ^ isrstwoll 'osite. One Jot hi* a store 2d by S ule to accoimuodatSsJff horssst r' -8 of good water. The dwell/ by 28 fool, suitable for a 1 oesaary out-build logs, f the Tillage is a goydV ‘ School. , TERMS—Oat _ six months, for appi Alan. m. irmul HTGC immediately. Forfl aug 25 A' clears miles of B The ttmW wiu Also, Twenty h BruniwjS Plantation Situated on the Augusts i boro' Railroad, adjoining Sown li Wnynesboruj and oontaiaiax «' * dBSS> " AAL-ouuru J UU WBHWSI1S uroo acres—about Ami hundred and improvements. The wool* or » part 'V" r « — earn I. r. KINODI.RV. Z. ID. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Williamson's HuUdiag s, Bay-stroet. ^ avn fiMRvtt< epr 18 wtlXSmiiHH, Factor! and Conmiildfon Merchants. —P XI 82 liAV-KTHKET, 8AVANHAII. AW l:<).PAnTNKU8Uii' I A signed has taken into rartnorship, iu thopraotlse v. »aa* Law, his son. ISAAC MULFORD MARSH, under the nemuof M. d) I. M. 6IARHU. They will personally attend tho Suporior Courts of Chatham, Bryau,Bulloch, Effingham, tiorivsn, Burke, Washington and Wilklnsou .Gouutioa, and have madu arrangements for th* prompt collection of debts in most of the counties in tho Stats, f Office 175 (up stairs) Bay-street, Bavannali. 26tb. 1862. ly MULFORD MARSH May 2 S. 8. SIBLEY, Wholesale and Retail Bookseller nnd Stntioner, t No. 136 Cougross-«t., opposite Monument-sq. arl»l HAVANNAH, GEO. Itf CHAM. 11. YICKJGTTi CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, T | AV1NU resumed bis business, is uow prs- Xlptrid to eontraetfor UuiliSings, or Jobbing work ot anydescrintion, in his line. Stairs executed wltb neat ness aud dispatch. A share of the public patroaago is most respectfully solicited. Carnontcr Shop coiner of Walnut and Harrison-sts., com] street west of Brown and Harris’s Stables.* feb 18 ly B. I). £vnm, D«VBVWUIIM<a, IT ABUinUTOfl VCUHTT, USh Will practice in the Courts of the Middle Cirouit. AU business comm itt.id to his ear* will be exeouted with promptness and dispatch. ltcrcRKNOKS.—Messrs. BothwoU A Smith, and Dr. H. L. Byrd, Savannah. ty. JAU27 JOHN I'OOLG, WKOMSA1.R AVD UKTAIT. DKALXR UT PAINTS, GILS, TUIU’ENTINE AND VARNI8HE8 c, vaa.o, iuiuAiiimr. Am, t Ann. Knmch and American Wituioto-Ghui, Paint, Varnish and Whito-wash Brushes, Babel and Camel Hair Pencils, Badger aud Camel Hair Blenders, Graining Oumbs, Artists’ Brushes, to. ko. Ing and Glaslng, done on reasonable venns by ' JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker-st. mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow k Co. Henry K. Washburn. (AQENTJ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ItfOl dtl/UVNill OUAklim 1 a.. ' JySlSAVANNAU, GEOltGlA. Jy buu urawers, cotton uo., suspouders, halt hoso.gl all kinds, bos', quality patent yoko shirts, a fli sortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canos, Perfumery, Combe, Brushes, Forfc- mouias, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest end most fash ionable styles. A. B. DUJLIN, COTTON FAOTON No. 74 BAY.HTUKBT, ■AT, UAVANNAL. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising tbo largest assortment oity, consisting of Frocks, Saok*, Polka Sacks, Jackets, Vests aud Pants, in every variety of stylo and material suitable fortboseason, JUiiuguui dc Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia, JW111 collect Debts in the following Counties; DeKalb, Fayette. Heard, Cass, Murray, Cherokee Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry ri °y d - D * d "* Bpaulding, Troup ' obb, WhitUold, Forsyth, Gwinnett. JUfcrtnoct—E. ll. Btoddard k Co., Charleston, Bout* Molina; Williams kBrother,Augusta,Georgia; Plan FLA . nil! w.U 1 I ,hMt ^11*1 * HOF I Georgia. h House, eiti ' acquire.! a very high reputation si a fit The prosent proprietor having funis 1 entirely uew. hopes to retain Hsi’-*~“ to merit public patronage. ^ Bt. Mary'l, An,. Jg/fiAa.' ' Land,;. flUIE xubsoriha'* will purebsi i sion, Lott in tfis town of B*V. lying in the oonntis* of C* Appling. Clinch, Irwin., per cent, commissioned' . port the value of loads for ter It*mu to—E, J. Harden. Plant and Dr. Oollins, Macon; A gusta, Brunswick, An,. Ilaffit'/’a. U.tt* WINTER 1R1 ¥ MONTaOiyilWY, Fortublc Clnsuir Si f|’III38K Mills era wurndteil uaiai, .1 . iu use, are propelled by an.Engine v of Cylindor, and present tho latest and 1 moots throughout. Among these,thsp 1 is exclusively need, HoxTss eontinuo So. Price delivered at ths Fsotvn than KhK) additional wiU deft '* nah, Augusta, Charleston or I.. Examination uf these 61111* ii lish their oxcoeding siinplloJ - ud superiority through-** 1 All dcserlptionc of Eu short notice and fully wa Jy 0 dm J.V f iff-W Charleston T IIEJLNIBOI Bell Hangers anA\ Proof Safes, Iron * Corner of Bryan 1 HELMBOLDTA OTKMtr Bells! Bells!! Bells HI r PHK Subscrilisrs nmmifacturesndYsapc this Carolina; Williams k Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Brothers, and O. W. Choat, New-York. Nat. Mawudm. [mar 17 tf] Tboiias N. Cor. IHEKCIIANV TAILORING. The favorable and long establish d reputation which loir establishment has enjoyed and still maintains fur the style and finish of its garment* made to order, as well as for the superior quality of their cloths, dura bility of color and substantial workmanship, it shall be tho constant effort of the proprietors still to oontluuo.- They invite ther"**'-' -**-— -• •• ... - - - .... C. A. L. LAHIAB, General Commission Merohant, ■w Hnvauunlia OetHda, [uov I t' They invite tho special attention of both old customers to tho following, from which they ...» mred to furnish garmonts, which they will warant to 0 nejilue ultra in both fit and fashion. SIMONI'S k UIOLLY’S best lilae, Blaok, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronze, Cot>obo and Olive Cloths. Black Doeskin, Blaok, Cassimere, and a large assort- ent of Colored aod Fancy Tw cede. LINEN GOODS—Whito, Buff and fancy Linen Drills. VESTINGS.-White 8ilk and Satin, for Party Vests. Black and fanoy Silk and Satins. White, Buff and Orange Cassimoros. A large varioty of White, Buff and fanoy Marseilles. UNIFORM SUITS. For Voluntcor Comr.anius in ths city and throughout ie State, made and furnished at the shortest notice and in tho best manner. DIBBLE k CAREY, apr 4 ly BBNitr n. rout. t. k. dukbam. FORT A DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. — * SAVANNAH, OA. Julian Hartridge, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office comer Whitaker* 1. and Bay Lane, Havannah, nov 10 ROWLAND & CO QERERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 1TSI Bay-stuoof»Savannah. JOHN T. HOW* AUD. au 21 JQUK T. BOW LAND, JR Steamer Metamora, I’ostoll, Charlesfon, to 8.31 Laf- fltcau. Steamer Planter, Wiggins, Centre village, to Kinohley ha is iVom Tauipo, Fla. Sho is described as rather tali in person, and has nn appearance of having been kindly cared for, though her hubilamcuia are sadly dilapidated.—JacktonviUi, Ha., Republican. Windfall for a Clkrovman.-—Tho Rev. Mr. l *he Methodist Protestant Church, says the Uniontown (Pa.) Democrat, who iu many places is called tho " wild raau,” in consequonco of his ec centricities, is left heir to an cetatoin England val ued at one millicfn of dollars 1 Mr. C. was vory nnnr ...A b-. i bug f ar w J, b a | arg „ toau. Steamer Fashion, Fhilpot, Augusta, to BI A Cohen. ,. CLEARED. Ktaamship Augusta, Lyon, Nsw York—Padelford, Fay LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ARNOLD’S Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible SARCOPHAGUS, OR £~~7« AIR EXHAUSTED *mt3azmB9 VOBVINHt Which I, now tehlng tha pIacq ot All other, throughout tho United State.. U. 8. IIOOAKUUS hATiag beta mule th» .ole .gout ot tbe Abote for tbo City ot SAvan- a.h, would roii'cctfully call attention to their Tut .u- K rioritworer anythtug of the hlud that bu yet boon fore the publio. Tbe improvements consist in oe- menting the top and sides, and, by the application of an air pump, removing the air, by whioh means the content! remain without etfluvia or change of appear- anoo for any length of time. It is on those advantages tbe claim to superiority is based. The undersigned having examinod the above, do not hesitate to say that, in their opinion, thoy are fully cal culated to answor the intended purpose’ J tunes McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER 3b NOTARY PUBLIC. Alarm. I'rol..U Notrd and EK.udad, Arurag.! ad. isted, Charter Parties and Avorago Bonds drawn, Ps- persprepared whereby to recover losses from Ameriosn or British Underwriters, and attention givon to all matter; oonneoted with Shipping and Insurance. Of fice No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of the Cus tom Honse. ly BO t 8 GILBERT BUTLER, filASTKIt BUIUDEU, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER Yor k-t I reet, Op l el ko rp e Sa„ laaXB g.Tanuah. D. W. Mlscally. SHIP AND G^NBHAL DLACRSMITH, Opposite Lamar's Cotton Press, MASTERS WHARF, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Steamboat and Mill Work, and svery description o Blaeksmithing executed with neatness and dispatch. S.N. Harkis, 51. D.. B. Way nr., hi. D., C. W. Wxht, M. D., Pa M. KoLlock, M.D., K. Lacuuson, Machinist. Upholntei y and Cabinet Work (ft The «u!::aribor having taken the store on 1>L Whitakur-stroot, next to Dibble k Carey’s Tat nWloring Establishment, respectfully announoe to 1 1 * the cltiieue of Savanuah that iio is prob.wed to exeouts all ordort in the above like on the most . , , REASONABLE TEltAtH. Bpeeial attention paid to repairing all kinds of Furni- ^ Ji- iurt 6chr Alice, Creese, Wilmington, N C— Washburn, Wilder k Co. 8tcara*r Isaac Soott, Dillard, Darien—Brigham, Kelly k Co. poor, aud ha. had to atf—, aod depoodont family. Tfio ttlalu come, to him by mawl/mandIjm hu,|oo»«completely nUled iu, through.cl,oait near Ctwfaburg in Ware. Virginia. Sohr Virginia, Axworthy, New York—H K Washburn. DEPARTED. Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston. Bteam.ir Welaka, Kiug, I’slatka, kv.' Steamor Wm. Bosbrock, 1'ock, Charleston.Eo. Steamer Isaac Soott, Dillard, Uawklnsville, ko. MEMORANDA. Philadelphia, Sept 14—Cid, sohr M B Mahony, Nich- B avinq MILL, a BER of e The Weather. WilhiD tho pa.t two of ihroo wu.k., wo havo had ) abundance of rain, which must, if it has oot al ready dono so. injure tho cotton crop vary much Wo hoar con,1<ler »ble coinplnin^ autT much appre- ^Chl, brig Friendship, Jacksonville t sohr Rio, do. New York, 8ept 14—Arr, sohr Magnolia, Jaokson- tnion Sicaui Saw mills TUE SUBSOHIBCHS completed their now STEAM 8AW uew propared to cut ami fill orders for .rv dimension at short notice. Jn the tulidiug of this MILL, wo havo taken advantage of all tho recent iraprovemonts iu the onstruotion aud ma chinery or mills, and are of opinion that our MILL will only require a trial to convince any one thatehe oan manufacture LUMBER equal, if not superior, to any other mill in tho Slate. Tothoao who may favor us with their orders, we will say that our utinose exer tions shall be ur«d to give satisfaction, both in puuetu- allty aad uric... J. HOBEBTS i CO. tf Orfl.r. may ba loft kl ourofllc.. No. lOdBay^la, MS' r Funeral, .appllad at Uu.hari.itnoUoo. »>Jy James lab: Dying and iUnovnting Gstablisiimsnt, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, rkHtlreec.runr of the Court llow*© t the MILL, Eastern Wharves. tf aug 3 villo. Liverpool—Arr 30th, Sterling. Savannah. Jacksonville, Sept 15—Arr* sour Alcyone, Hand, Now York; sohr Bon Nevis, Small, do; J O jPremont, Tap- ley, do; sohr A Sawyer, Haskell, do. Cld,sohr Aloyna, Hand, New York; brig Clarina. Davis, do i sohr Josoph Grloe, Rogers, do; brig USB Lamson, Daniels,do; schr Joseph James, Smith, do; echx Greoiau, Richardson, Boston. Baltimore, Sort 15—Cld, sohr tiatilla, Staples, Saynn- bcnsiou exprossed, among our farmer* about the prospect and the apparent Injury that will rcsull to their cotton from the coutioued and heavy ruins. Iu many .places cotton is shedding not only its leaves, byl the squares and young bolls are turning black and falling off. The rust, too, is doing considerable injury, and in a few iustanccs we learn that the boll worm has made its appearance. Col. Ywsg informed us the other day that tbe worm had made its appearance in his cotton and wus making sad havoc, not fjbly wilh yotiug but grown bolls. Fears □fa short cron in this section aro beginning to b« ptsfiy generally entertaiued. jOiid a few days more of wet weather, such as wo imve had for the post JLIftlK* Qnfl BBL9. best Thomusiou Lime, received, in Ol/U store for sale by 1» Z, N. WINKLER. :»M) in Sloro for nlo-806' hbli. hu.t Arr, sohr John W Anderson, Watson, Savannah. J HHT Thomas tonXiL.. tkio bushels White Corn. ?00 do Maryland Oats. 100 bundles Northern Hay. Apply to , Z. N. WINKLER, W’HPxqHba’sJinBdliags. rear oi iac i u ESTABLISHED IN 1832. Silk and Woolcu Urcssee, Shawls, l'a . .rs, etc., cleaned, aud dyed various colon; ineta ble&ohed and prossod iu a fashionable . Gloves alianod, and Gentlemen’s GarMonts cleaned,renovated or dyed, as may be required. AU dons in the same stylo which has generally so much pleased my patrons and friend*. Terms moderate. Person*scndirgparools by Hamden's. Express, Rail road, or steamboaia are rsqeested to write per mail, as that I may know -fhere to call for them, aad whioh way tosead thorn back. Cost of fre. gh teach way,for snail parceti. will be about 25 oent*. AU ordora punctaaily “itSBl'ir ai.exandeboalloway These Bolls ere hang with tho paten»l_._ . mo.osbl# arms. Thuycanbe turned attrant. tho olappor will etrike in a new placs, which is Me after a bell bos been rung a few years. 8m affixed in a Sew way to prevent the olspper froai ou the Bell, thereby prolonging the too are manufactured from the best stook I iron casings. At this Foundry r and are found to be a great impvc written warrantee that if Church : one year from dots infe purchase, ir- will recast without ohargo. The tor warranted. Nearty 91*00 Bell* haveh from this Foundry, wMch is t* * ”* superiority.' Wc kaYa IS m awarded from the various Fair, sonorousness and purity o attimtion to goUir.g up F to those furulshod by u rods of tho Hudson Klv runulngin overy din tttbllshmcutof tho kit tutortincht of Hell*, i jatXfc We ot*A re/or to Old Bells taken in oxchango for Compasses, Ao. constantly on hand. jo 13 TUE LA8T A New CALLED TfeorBnr. -A The Nubs mente with 1 apr sale, and It nM* e those that aro now on trial a short I havo s>'c& them m' nover saw any Sto\ _ r ... Ing,or baking,thatperfi a cost for fuel; tbe castli and mounted in tbo most constructed that yon i as any othtr stove for wood, apr 21 if iiutTkk, ori KEOS Prime _ 10 hhds Prime Baoo; 20 do an* J8 ly*dktw .... it%£ I > LTTEU.—:«J kc fc .. .tlfClL'd (iuaUa l JL) received per steamer, aod for sal au24 BClIAfiTON B acon kiiieh and i eseks choice Sidss, 16 do, per steamer State of Ueorgla^sndfi JLOl/jt^'fo i bbls. Uourgia'rla I i'JLOUH—U»0 bbls. Georgia F Jj tirnore, 30 do. Hiram Smith’s, sfrS?*' mm ™ E L ASSES, LIQVOti Cuba Molasses. 76 bbls. 1 io Liquors, 60 bbls. AU, I CO O t a geu aug 30 lm I AWN OF CiKOUIilA.—Tiic. /''IKONNMAN’N NPEOIFIC—A frn.il tup- V7 pi, reclT.d by .Wrnicr. A!ro. Ur. IJeDui.' S»r- I ot th« L«(UUf.ure of t ,?u ot Hie. no, willfully ru lli.i iu JcSwmii Couuly, Florida, tba . mida lu appeareuca ip great aam- loing groat dinujaiu coltoo.—T*o», Wi..' .T:' , >iZK: s': iX-v. gU of 1001 aad '03. Boaeirtd and aug 31 i of Gear- t; AN DIMS AT REDUCED PRICES I » 15,00 pep 100 lb..—‘J3 lb. It axe. «3,70J \TO charge for boxing or delivering at the Hair ^ ^rosd or steamboats. Warranted to kee^lu any jy 1 ly. B. W« corner Broughton and WhitakcMt. - NoiMga,^ ‘pSjs:’ *“ w7r ’ “" d 'iu Siwfjtpl 1 bbl. Dried Plums 1 do Cooking Prunes, aad 1 frail of U.I.V eep 9 t J- D. JMS». IANDIbD FLAM ItOOT-A fuia articla for . j Muslins, a 3 cases assorted Ginghams in N< 1 case (a great barm.lnl Lkdiw kerchiefs, all We have much tcution to the 20T0001 / lOKKKK—Cl) If CO mit. Java d_ fj b*WC»|>a ia,,: (1 tli the ii.eidaj ^samtl prime Baetei WmssFt I fled > 39 khlf^Eal — ■ 50 ,do N.E.I 60 do Domi 23 qr. casks 1 iatnarJ; ipg s plesMht odor to the breath: for sale by 4A4» U. CARTER k CO. day, ef the 1 aa, mt»y25
