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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1853. THE DAILY MOBWITO NEWS. BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T.THOMPSON, EDITOR. DAILT rAPrn 45 00 | W Oil AV»» A>lterti$*mmt* will appear t« both papers. Largest Circulation in the City t1 Tuumtuy IHorning, Hcpl. *J7, 1H.VI. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. I Transmitted for the Savanuah Daily Morning News.] Charleston Cotton Market* Ciiaklebt6n, Sept. 20. The enles of cotton to-day were 200 bales at 10 j to 10j centi. Hf* We ore again indebted to the polite ncaa of Capt, Fhkkhokn, of the ateomer St. Johns, for a copy of the Jacksonville News, ol Saturday last, in advance of the mail. Chatham Academy.—Wo ruler to tho ad vertisement of this institution in another col* umn, by which it will be seen that tho exer cises will coinmenco on tho 10th proximo, un der the joint management of Mosers. J. 11 Mallard, and Bernard Mallon, assisted b> efficient teachers in the various departments. The Keyston e • State.—The invitation to thetpubiic to visit the Keystone State, numerously responded to during the ent yesterday. Large parties of ladies and gentle* mon afforded Captain UaRdie the fullest op portunity for exercising tlioso gallant courte sies for wWjih he is proverbial, and in tho per formance of which ho is us much at home her magnificent spoons, n« when in command on tho quarter-deck of his noble ship, perhaps, on any similar occasion, was delight and satisfaction so generally felt and so warm ly expressed. In tho afternoon a lurgo party of gent Ionian wero entertained on board by a sumptuous repast, during which Mr. W. II. SutfTHCOTT won another harvest of golden opinions ns a caterer. The visit to the Key- stone Stale will long bo rememberod oh n pleasant event by all wire participated in the courtesies and festivities of the occasion. Tho English nnd I’rourli Protest. The National Intelligencer of Friday morning, reiterates its rumor of tho previous day, that tho Ministers of Brituin nnd France did join those of Austriu, Prussia and Husain, in virtually protesting oguinsl tho conduct of Captain Ingraham—holding now, however, tlmt their action was “ a mero expression of the opinion on the port of tho respective tiovern- meats that the conduct of Captain Ingraham at Smyrna was a violation of the law of na tions.” As the Intelligencer's editors have better means of knowing tho exact views ol tho Ministers of tho live Powers above named, than any other journalists in the United flutes, tho Washington Star tukos it for granted that they are cot reel to the extent of their intima tion that England sud Franco do not like In graham's conduct. The masses of Europe, with one accord, linii it ns a harbinger that ut least onu Government will not permit Hussia und her satraps to walk rough shod over her rights, in their work of crushing popular rights everywhere. The intense excitement it has created all over tho Continent, operates as an alarm, warning all tho Governments of the old world that they rest over mines which may explode at any moment. They dread least somo such occur rence may shortly provo the match exploding them nil. It would not ho wonderful, there fore, if the French nnd English Ministers would like to intimate to our State Department, that their masters and mistress don't like acts which thrill tho lioarts und souls of th ous people of Europe with renewed hopes that the day of their regeneration is. not long dis taut. We arc still of the impression, however that they have been loo sensible to commit themselves vcrhully, or on paper, to un imlit endorsement of'tho positions of Russia, IV sia, and Austria, on this ulluir. Mr* Jivcrolt's Letter. On the fust puge of to-day's Atics will be found tho letter of Mr. Everett in reply to Lord Joint Russell. Tho New York Uouriei iV Enquirer praises the lotter ns in cvciy re spool u very masterly performance, and at tin sumo lime calls upon tho administration to nnBwer with independence nnd power (lie ul Icgedpfotosts of Russiu, IVusvia und Austria, in the case of Kosta. Wo quote :— “Our fathers in laying tho foundation ol this republic, of necessity undermined every throne in Europe; und wo in pieserving the republic have done, nnd are still doing tire work of an aneiny. The English governments, even our own mother country included, have n common fear of uh, and liavu less diflieulty in combining for our prejudice than for am other possible object. Wo wrong ourselves if, in tho management of our foreign relations, wo do not keep this fuel constantly in mind, nnd on every occasion uct in strict accordance with our own sense of justice without regatd to uny combination ol cabinet opinions that may bo brought to bear against us. Cabinet opinions in Europe ore quite a different thing from public opinion—as different indeed tie dynastic interests and dynastic aims from popular desires. There is a sense of right which is common to all mankind, and to it, it wo act according to our own honest convic tions, we may always safely appeal. It is said tlmt all the principal European Powers huve united with Austria in a protest uguinst the conduct of Captain itigrali the Kosta utVuir. If this ho so, our own govern ment has a high purl to pci form. The courst of the American othccr bus received the un qualified commendation of his conntrymen Its justice under the circumstances is incog nized ; its spirit is admired. Tho adininistia lion, it is understood fully approves of it Therefore we have a right to expect that this protest will be answered with an independent: und a power that ahull be everywhere loll und acknowledged." Ijp* Ilia Excellency Governor Manning bus appointed Thursday, the ldth of Octobci next, sb a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, throughout tho State of South Caro liua. Contraband UooDs.-lrish linens and othei goods which Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe brought with her baggage from England, it said, huve been seized by the New York cub loin house officers as contraband. I3P* Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, of Brook lyn, brother of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has been presented, by a lew of the wealthy members of his congregation, with somo $15, 000, for the purchase of a country scat for h summer residence. Mr. B. has according! purchased a farm in the beautiful town of Lt nox, Mass., where he will erect a cottage foi the occupancy of bimsolf and family during ‘ the summer months. I3F* To-day is the day for tho great match race over the Fairfield course, near Richmond between tho Virginia horse Red Eye, ami South Carolina marc, Nina. The owners ot contestants have spared no pains to have'them in the best training ordor IbrVho race; and the friends of euch uie confident of victory. The pune is $10,000 aside. Notwithstanding the defeat of Nina by Red Eye. lust full, tbe friends of Niua appear confident of a victory on tho present occasion. Alarmed at the {Sight ok an American Steamer.—Commodore Vanderbilt arrived, in the North Star, at Civita Vecchia, just as the discovery of a supposed Mazzini conspiracy had ihrowu the Papal Government into u matt of excitement. The police of Civiia Vecchia being alarmed by the imposing size of tire steamer, and the number of persons on board, concluded that it was an American sympathiz ing expedition, and refused the Commodore permission to land, After two or three days ol useless negotiation, tho North Star proceeded to Naples, where—at least afp*tlie newspaper* eay—she wus also on object of suspicion, and had eventually to seek refuge at Malta. On the 23d oil., the yacht arrived at the Bospho rus. |!JgPThe exports ot Cottou from Now York, from the 1st to the 21st instant, were 17,01/ bales; of Flour 86,037 barrels, of Whes.t -185,- 001 bushels, uud of Corn 22,505 bushels. Correspondence of Dnllv .Morning News. Shreveport, La., Sept. 12,1853. Editor Savannah Morning News: Dear Sir At tho request of my friend Col. B. M. Johnson, C send you some account of the Vicksburg, Sh/eveport, and Texas Rail road. You will receive by the moil a pamphlet containing the Engineer’s report, tho charter of the Company, together with a number of the Shreveport Democrat, containing a recent let ter of Mr. Journodoc, tho chief engineer, und some other items ol interest iu connection with the road. The pamphlet I send, contains accurate map of the route, together with its connections cast of tho Mississippi, and its tx tension west to the Pacific. This route was suggested two years ago, but for want of a proper law of organization, nothing could be done ot the time. The l.cgis Inture that met in Jnnnary 1852, passed th* necessary law, and also a law submitting tin question to the people as to tho call of a con vention to form a new Constitution. This was carried. A Convention was called, and n new Constitution framed embracing n proviso in favor of extending Stale aid to woiks of in ternal improvement to the extent of one fifth ol the whole atueunt of lire capital stock ot the Company. ., . The friends of the entorprizo could now Be gin to net with somo reasonable hope ol unc ross, but many doubted tire practicability ol building a railroad through tho Mississippi {Swamp. Nevertheless, tire enterprise contin ued to gain favor, books of subscription wen- opened, and very soon the amount necessary to organization wus luised, Mr. Journadoe, un experienced and talented engineer was en gaged, and the route accurately surveyed. The length ol tire road is 20i luilcs, and the eMiumied coal, uh you will pereeivo Iroin the report of lire engineer, is $3,153,312 JO. I Ins gives an overage per niileol $15,233 51, which 1 huve no doubt, in ample, uh there uio hut low difficulties of any kind to bo encountered on the whole line. Tho amount of stock taken by the State, by the parishes of Caddo und Ouachita, and by individuals, uinouuts to $1,000,000, with n pro bable increase in a low months of several hun dred thousand dollars. By the first of Junun- ext, we have reason to Impc tho stibsciip- tions will amount to $2,200,000. Should lire next Congress grant a portion ol tho valuable luuds lying contiguous lo lire route, lire most ‘.npticu 1 will yield ttreir doubts as to lire suc ks ut tire work. Tire Board of Directors at their lust meeting dcred sixty miles of tire road to bo located and put under contruct, twenty miles com mencing at Vicksburg and running west,twenty miles commencing at Monroe ou tire Ouuchitu and running west, und twenty miles commen cing ut {Shreveport on Red Rivet und running west to tire Texas lino. Tire locution ot tin* lust twenty miles has been completed and sumo contracts let out to planters along the line, who have alrcudy conmreiicod operations. Tire engineer left lor Monroe uud Vicksburg a few duys since with a view to the location ol the two sections thero ordered by lire Bouid ol Directors. Wo have reason to hope (hut sixty miles of the road will he under contruct by the first ot December next. An examination of tho map will show you the connections of this road mid tire interest lliat ttuvannuh bus in ils'uucbess. Tire litre you will parctiivo is nearly direct from {Savun- nah to tho l'oeiiie, uud 1 con assure you Irom epeated enquiries of persons who have truv- lied through tire whole route to the l'acilie Ocean, that no obstacles of any kind exist that cuunot bo easily overcome. At El Base, instead of mountains we huve a beautiful pluin, und at .Sun Juan De Caprisliunn, wo have an easy pussnga through the coast r ungo of moun tains. You are aware that tire Legislature of 1 ex- , nearly two yours ago, chartered a toad through from lire lino twenty miles west ol {Shreveport, to El l’aso, and made a donation of eight suctions of land to each mile to uid in its construction. There is more than u reasona ble probability tliut tho donation will ho ill* reused to sixteon sections ot the next session if tho Legislature. In the meunlimc the Tex ans have organized u company to build this road, and raised a considerable amount ul money. 1 poicuivc that a meeting of tire stock holders was called at Murshull a lew days since, to take the steps necessary to the inline- diale commencement of the work. Thus, you perceive, wo uio doing something here, hut still u huh) help from Guorgiuund {South Caro lina would vciy muiciiully lucililutc opera tions. It is ull-imporiaut that we should he laiily under headway before tho meeting ol Congress, as it may determine the location ol lire rucilie ruiliond. 1 am, sir, most roiqrectlully, your obodiont servant, M. Estes. Prussia.—Tho Prussian Board of Agricul ture has published a circular, wherein it is stat ed that there is no foundation whatever for ap prehensions of a dearth of corn. Littent. Germany.—A dispatch from Genoa, dated tho (ill) inst., contains somo curious details w ith respect to n meeting of tho secret society culled 41 Young Germany. 1 ' Tire object of the meeting was to count tire number of members, and to re-organise it on the basis of the society called “ Young Italy.” It was ascertained that the number of Gentian conspirators amounts to above 100,000, but that only 15,000 pay their monthly contribution of sixpence. 1 ho latter ore in general operatives, and men ol determined resolution. Tho meeting com menced with a speech against lire traitors and informers, and n resolution was carried to establish secret tribunals to try and punish any member guiliy ol betray in. Hie secret, ot the confederacy. It >vns staled at the meeting that die revulutninary spirit had subnded consider ably in I’rus.in witlnn tmi taei twn yu.r., but that it etili exima in full vigor in Ihc Rhenish provinces. The U/.ar Refuses the lunKisH Note. _\Vo give tire following important dispatch from the London Times, with « recoinmcnda- tion to receive with caution whatever is pub lished exclusively in shut paper, eml immedi ately preceding the sailing ol a mail steamer for America: . . , , , “ Paris.—It was positively stated to-day, Thursday, 8lh. at the Russian embassy at I'mis, that lire Emperor ol Russia had refused to accept tire modification. It was stated, that w hen the Emperor was informed .hut tho Porto had modified lire note of tire Vienna Confer ence before accepting it, ho observed in a lone of much moderation, that Ire would wil lingly make concessions lor the express pur pose of meeting the wishes of the European powers; but ho would not humiliate himscll in the eyes of lire world by submitting to pro- nos it ionsjiroeoeding direct from the Multan." t was also asserted that Nupoleon had led tliut ho would not go to war at present, tho present scarcity of food among his people. DM Paris.—Fimn a Paris letter in lire York Commercial Advertiser, dated 8th inst., wo make tho following extracts : ; works for the ciiiucllisliiiient of the Hois ulogiio are progressing fust. 500 men, 200 horses and three railroads arecmplojod in lie various improvements. The lake und iver are w ell advanced, und tire cast iron pipes, by which they aro to ho alimented, arc nuurly luid. An island in the river is dour, and the walks are sanded. A gang of 100 men aro at work upon u mountain, which is to he rained in a spot where a view ol lire whole forest may ho commanded. Sixteen paths meet at the top, and cuniages even may Qsccud it, hy means of spiral inclined planes. The individuals under surveillunce at St. Outer, ut their lust vinit to lire sotiH-prefecturo the monthly visa of their pupers, received ice that they must "redouble their circum spection." It is evident, therefore, that the promised visit of the Emperor to tliut place, will soon be a reality. There huve been sun- Jry expulsions and other vigorous menstires adopted at Dieppe, in reguid to very innocent people. Their Majesties will prokubly return Paris lire duy alter to morrow. The shooting season commenced in this de- puitment day before yesterday. It is calcula ted that there ore in France 100,000 licensed spoilsmen nnd 480,000 braconnicrs or poach- ix small scale. Tire value of the gaino llv killed is reckoned at 32 millions of francs. Each licensed hunter pays 25 francs fur his permit; 15 francs to the state, nnd 10 francs to the commune—producing -1 millions in all. Throe editorials on tho United Stairs iu three successive days, in tire Pays, tho Con• stilulionnef and the Sieclc, aro ample proof of tire increasing inijmrtiince, in European eyes, of the republic. Tho Siecte takes occasion to deny the absurd rumors started by lire Gazette de Cologne and oilier Gorman papers, about tho reinforcement of our squndrun in the Medi terranean, iu order to ussist Switzerland, in case she wus attacked. The Siecte sensibly rumaiks that when the United Slates consider the inomuut arrived to intervene in European , they will not ho so imprudent as to re in a simple flotilla—they will put in uc- tion their whole force, moral and muterial, ns a young mid vigorous nution should. On that day the old politics of Europe will receive a shock that will not need to he told of in the corner of a German journal, hut will lie felt by all. At present, it continues, the Cabinet of Washington will content itself with warning "uropenii governments, Russia and Austria •pec utlly,that it considers ils honor interested i the independence and nationality of certain icicut European nations. Tho Pays admits that a nation that has itindo such strides us iuu has, is entitled to fcul a certain inter- the policy of the old world. Tho Con- stitutionne! regrets that the Austrian Govern ment li is upproved thu conduct of its Smytnr consul; and considers his course a blumcubh one. Mr. Soule, attending the other night the per- mance of the Coined’.• Fiancaise, sent his id behind lire scenes, to M’lle Rachel, soli citing an audience. She replied tliut she would receive him the next day at her hotel at two o'clock. Thu amhassador was much pleused-witli tho interview, although tho tra gedienne wore her most stately air, and seemed to be Audiomnclin redivira. Further IScwh by tire A film. Russia and Turkey.—Tire Russian troops still continue to foitify tire left hank of lire Danube. A disputch from Odessa, August 0, says : “ Tho settlement of tire Oriental ques tion is not 60 near ut liuud as is gcuciully believed. The most active preparations for open hostilities liavu not at any time huen sus pended." 'Tire Russian armies wuro fast listing away from sicktress und epidemics prevailing iu lire localities along tire Danube. The advices lo tire 15th state, that the army of Omcr Pachu consists of (35,UUO men and 180 pieces ol cannon. He wnsduily receiving lorcemeiits, while the Russians, it was said, lost 15,000 men since their ciitrunce into thu rincipalities, by tho ravages of tho typhoid ver und diarrheua. The Russians, to the number 5,000 nreii, on the until, pitched uuw tents ou lire west bank ol lire Danube, ho that title Is of tho two armies uio within kot shot of euch other. Tho troops of the .Sultan arosuid to bo iu most excellent spirits, and ardently desire an opportunity lo distin guish themselves. It wus stated that fever had broken out in some of tho British ships ut Besika Bay, and small pox un bourd tho French tleet. '1" counts were thought to bo exaggerated, only a low invalids having hirer, sent to Muida. England.—The Britibli funds, foreign stocks, railway und other shares, havoull full value during thu wouk. The harvests hud set ill all over tire country, ami opera! allied ou with vigor. The quulity of the new voru is not as lino as anticipated. Tin samples produced uro various—some fine others coaisc, and iu indifferent Condition.— Barley nnd outs uro still expected to yield more than an average crop. Upwards of 370 vessels liava arrived Tlmmes, ou Monday und Tuesday, chiefly la den with grain for tho Northern putts. Tho repoils fium Ireland are of a highly satiHlactory character, in all respects. Prom Scotland, also, the advices aro of u favorable chaiucter. Complaints of potato rot linvu ul most ceased throughout tire United Kingdom. Gun. Sir Charles Napier has been bulled at Portsmouth with all tho honors due to h rank and service. Nearly 3000 private soldiers sought and obtained tcavo to uttend his tuner al. Standing hy tire plain briek g which tire remains of his rolutivu wero deposit ed, Sir W. Napier nronounecd a funerul ora lion, which wus almost Oriental in its sty and tenderness. “Soldiers! There lies onu tho host men—the best soldiers—the best Christians tliut ever lived, lie served y faithfully, and you served hiui luithfully. God is just!" The young Lord Alford, who, hy tire rece decision of lire House of Lords, has been put in possesion of tire Bridgewater estates jC?U,UUU a year, is only cloven years of ago, His giandfuiher, Earl Brownlow, is in his 75th year. France.—It is rumored that tho French government are about negotiating for a loan of 5lK),Ul)U,UUU francs, but uot generally uc credited. Thu Constitutionae! contains un article cen suring the conduct of Cuplnm liigralmm, and disapproving tire policy ol the United Status Lodru Kollin is dying. Spain.—The Madrid correspondent of the Loudon Mmuiiig Chronicle, w riting of date 1st inst., says that the question us lo the reception or non-rcception ot Mr. {Soule, us Minister ' the United Slates, has been much agitated the {Spanish Court, uud the recent accounts his proceedings hud been much commented on. It was believed that tho Spanish Government will opposA Uo objection to his reception American Envoy, hut if any passugu in address on presenting his credentials can found fuult w ith, it will be seized ou us un portunity to dismiss him. Mr. Sonic, tiV writer adds, will at best find his position ficult one. - Russia.—Vienna letters state that cholera was making gient inroads in Russia, cspeci ly iu the {Southern Provinces, where Urgi bodies ol troops wero stationed. It had also made its uppearance at variuus points ol the Irouticr of Eastern Gatliciu. A letter fiom Irkutsk, July 1st, mentions lire discovery ofsevurul rich gold placers on the right bank of the river Loua. Thousands of diggers are there at present. The frigate Diana brig and Pollux have sailed from Crousladt, to reinforce the Russian squa dron in tho Jupun seas. The sqtiudiou now numbers five vessels. An arruv of 6,000 oien wan this summer collected at Irkutsk, the entrepot of Russian cuuunercu with Chinu, viu Kiukhla. It was asserted that these troopd wero destined to keep watch on the undefend ed frontier of (he Chinese dominions. Venice.—The Venice official Gazette con tradicts the rumor of scarcity, ami sa>s that so large a quantity of corn has arrived at Ve nice that the authorities are at a loss where to stow it. FUNERAL INVITATION. The frleada sad acquaintances of Mr. and Mr*. A. N. Miller, and Mrs. Harriet M. Green, are invited to at tend tho fonorat of Mr*. Millar’e youngoet child, HER MAN GREEN McNISII, from their realdenco, No. 2 Cauel’e Row, this morning at 0 o'clock.* In Mobile, on the IDth inet. at b o'clock, P. M., of the nrevailing epidemic, Capt. L. II. WILLEY, in the 38th year of hie age, a native of Augueta, Ga., but for tho lait 12 ye are a cltlien of Blobile. CANDIDATE FOR LEGISLATURE. Air Wo are authorised to announce Capt. HOBT. W. POOLER, na a Candidate for the Representative Branch of tho Legislature, at the ensuing election, sop*. 7 _ CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF. Mn. Editok:—Pleaao announcoMr. JOHN A. STA LL Y, a erndidate for the office of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the election in January, 1851. jy 14 MANY VOTERS. CANDIDATES FOR JUDGESHIP* Mil. Editor You will pleaao announce the Hon. LEVI 8. D'LYON, as a Caudidate for the Judgeship of the Buperlor Court of tho Eastern Circuit, and oblige j« 22 MANY VOTEI18. Wo are authorised to announce the lion. WM. B. FLEMING, ns a candidate Tor the Judgeship of the Superior Courts of the Eastern District of Georgia. jo2U t£ Mil. Editor:—You will please announce tho lion. CHARLES S. HENRY ns a candidate for the Judgo- ■hip of tho Superior Courts of the Eastern Circuit, aud obligo[ je 211 MANY VOTERS. RECEIPTS OF COTTON,Xu.—SKIT. 20. Per Central Railroad—301 baloa Cotton and Mdse, to Wells A Durr, E Parsons A Co. C llartridgo, Boston A Co, llurdwick A Co, lluutor A Gainmell, T 8 Way no, Brigham, Kelly A Co, S M Laffiteau, Wasburn, W ild- ir A Co, H'dhwoll A Smith. N A Hurdes A Co, J II Burroughs A Co, Ut-hn A Foster, |Il Habersham aud W CONSIGNEES. Pur schr Woodbridge, from Baltimore—Mdse to M A Colicu, S E llothwol! A Co, Clnghorn A Cunningham, B. igluttu. Kelly A Co, J Lippman, T S Wayne, M l.uf- burrow, N BA 11 Wood, G II Johnson, A Champion, Einstein A Kekaian, T K Mills, J P Collius, J D Jesse, i, ltodgurs, D O'Connor, Scranton, Jolt Co, Audtrsons A Co, T J White, and ordor. COMMHKCIAL. Foreign JlarkotM. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 9.—CoTtON—Tho same dull- chs continued lo provnil iu tho Cotton market ns for iany weeks past; yet prices aro maintained without iy marked vr quotable decline, though the bulk of the effected ut prices rather in favoEof tho buyers. * of tho preaeut want of demand, lor w hiio ‘ !ol assured of their men coutin* i be little disposition shewn to u mocks of thu raw material. ado ut Manchester continues quiet; Money is in demand at I per cent, pur annum.]|The settlement ol tho Eastern question appears ugam to bo involved in doubt; und though thu Corn markets have ducliued considerably during the wcuk, thu fact of a material do- Hoioucy in tho Wheat crop is uot thu loss certain. All of thedu circumstances have no doubt some effect in producing thu present dullness in tho Cottou market. '1 he sales of tho w eek nre 32,590 bales, of which 8,120 bales ou speculation c id lor export, leaving 24,171) bales to thu trade The bilot, G,**(1; mid dling,5 16-lGd. A. DE 11A V R E. K LPT. 7 — Yesterday rkut to-day is quiet. Sales 6000 bales. Wo lir Orleans, G/*d; middling, 6.* a d. Fair Mu- _ ... uplands, 6‘.d; mid- ‘ "".NNISTOUN A CO. ----- . ur Cotton market dull, and tho Bnlosdid not exceed 500 bales, ho same dullness prevails in tho market, about 800 bales, at irregular pressing forward their stock, vhilo others aro not willing sellers below tho present Carolina Rice it quoted at f..'12a.'15, and Potash f.42 Whalebone remains at f.87|*. The reports Irom the interior and from Germany ..re favorable to the Uops- oron. Two American ships, the Pacific and Corinthian, chartered in Loudon, arrived s yes ord&y, and take freight for the United States. The wuuthor has line, within these last few days. MARINE IMKI.blU iUK. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IMi.lIOCKATIi: MKKTINU. ^ . A Meeting of tho Democratic Party of Tyg' Chatham county, will be bold at tho Ex“ 10,j change Long Room, Wednesday night, (September 28) at7>i o'clock. Addresses will bo delivered by friends vf the administration, aud of the Democratic ticket for Governor, Congress and the Legislature, sep 27—2 •d Stomachs.—Incurable diseases affecting the heart, the liver, or the lungs, are frequently engendered by inattention to tho disordered state of tho stomach, which oauses loss of appetite, loss of strength, and loss of energy. Tocouuteraot these distressing symptoms it is ouly necessary to tako a few doses of Holloway's inestimable Pills, which w ill bo tbe means of purifying the blood, thereby giving a healthy action to the vital functions. Their effect on the system is inch as imperceptibly to restore the soundest health and strength, evon to the most weakened constitutions, sep 27 eodlw rm —Ir would hardly do for any oue to have th 0 temerity now-a~daya to question tho excel lence of Dr. iloolland's Gorman Bitters, w hich aro pro- pared by Dr. C. 31. Jackson. In cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and derangement of tho digestive organs, their mauy virtues have long since been mado plainly apparent. They purge from the system the morbid humors which retard tho natural funotlons, aud bring paleness to tho chook, and suffering to the brow. Thoy banish those clogs upon happiness, and ro- storo the system to high health. lm sop 27 perpetual motion, keops moving, and is ouring its hundreds nnd thousands of "bowel com plaints." Try one buttle, aud if it don’t euro you, why, — " keep shady," r sale in this city by A. A. Solomons A Co. and W, .incoln. 1 sep 27 LYON’S HATH AI RON, — r For Preserving, Restoring, and Uoautify- •OS iug tho Hair, is tho most dolightful and wonderful article the world ever produced. Its astou- ishlng bucccsb is without a proccdout in tho history of thu Slatcriu ilctlica. Dark and luxuriant curio, soft and glossy hair, with scores of admirers, (mark this, ladies) is the universal effect of tho Kathuirun. Bald and Groy Heads were perfectly astonished. " The Kathairon has fully restored my hair after a baldness ol 12years. A. J. Courtright, 76 Bond-St., N, Y."— The Kulhairou is u certain cure for Nervous Headache, and all Cutaneous Diseases. Sold by all dealers every where. Try it. Prioo only 25 cents, in largo bottles. D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N. Y. To Travelers <»oiug lYortli. 17. 8. .MAIL. LINK. THROUGH IN 18 TO 50 HOURS. New-lork uml Charleston Semi-Weekly STEAMSHIP LINE. ocean Steamers JAMES ADGER, ) John Dickinson, LAOOToni*/ Cammandar. MARION, I W. J. Foster. 1,200 Tons./ Commander. ON WEDNESDAY, UNION, \ Richard Adams, 1,500 Tons./ Commanaor. SOUTHERNER. 1 Thomas Ewan, 1,000 Tons./ Cotutnaudor. Tlioso stenmers are unrivaled ou tho coast for safety, speed and comfort, oxporioucod and courteous coinmau- datloi it AT For Freight or Passage, having clogant State Room accommodations, apply at the office of the tgcnl, HENRY .MIhSROON, Corner East Bay and Adgor'a Son. Wharf. Cabin l'assngo $25 Steerage do. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Began ! Began ! ! V 8 T RICIIVKD- 10,000 Rio Hondo, 1C,000 Norltga. 15,000 Contolacion, 10,000 Gold Loaf. 5,000 Addelina, 5,000 La Pdlma. 5,000 Niagra. 5,000 St. Contaura. 5,000 Vicentia. 6,000 Washington. 10,000 Emanuel Atnores, 2,000 Cabana. Also, fine out Tobacco, of Andersen, Goodwin A Li- lieutha! Brands, in Tin Canisters. Tin Foil aud Papers. For sale on accommodating terms by r. JACOBS, No. 29 liull-sL, sept 27 Sign Big Indian. Ntw HOOKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER &CO. TUESDAY, KBIT. 27lU. THE Romance of The Forum, or Narratives, 8oenos and Ancodotos, from Courts of Justice; by Peter Esq., of the Inner Temple. - **““ dleotionsof a Policeman; by Thos. Waters. '■“** ‘ '* Attorney; by Gnstavut Sharp, Esq. ig, or The Iloir of Wjclierly—a historical Eldred Urascon, Esq., author of " A Husband's Mystery and mance; by Puritan," Ao. Rose Somerville, __ Wife's Dovotion; by tho Author of "The First False Stop." Good Aunt Fanny's Budgot of Stories and Legends, for children ; Translated from the Uerman—Illustrated with Fifty Spirited Engravings. Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver j edited by Ed ward B. Fellows. All pioces in this work were written bv the pujiile in the Ward or Publio Schools of the city of New \ ork, as a part of their exeroisos whilst pur suing their studies. Jonathan's Yankee Almanao for 1854. OA88ENGEI& Tr_ neoting at Macon each way with CeiSral i£li co# " trains to 8ayannah, Augusta and MilledAvinV L 0 .*? sss^jsssuS^a. 40 urittn ' Hoad to Montgomery, Ala. 1 * w - P. Raj JSSSSSS**" ' Ub T * 1UU “» «* Ea- l’umnger, brcuUlmt and dlno »t Fort V.ll,,. Macon, Aog. 81,189S. “t? 0- W ‘ New Fall nnd Winter ROBINSON &. CAMP Drapora and Tailors, and Dealer, in FINE READY-MADE HUTUIM Ti w d » o, .°n r s d SajrfsiStej T “° v^'jmuub'! 8 *“”' as! Crushed uud 89 Ibis Stuart's ABAC Clarified Sugar 23 hhdb P. Itieo and 10 do Prime Ht. Croix do 50 casks R. Byass Quarts and Pints London Porter GO Ibis Sugar, Butter and Soda Crackers 25 boxes Soda Biscuit 30 bbls and 75 kegs prime Leaf Lard 50 matte Superior Old Government Java Coffoo 40 bags Laguayra do HO do Prime Old Rio do 5 pipes Mu dvr Swan Gin 50 boxes Key's Lemon Syrup 20 bbls Winter Strained and Bleached Whale Oil 3U0 boxes No. 1 Palo and Family Soap 20 casks Superior Sugar Cured Hams up* 60 boxes Whito nnd 60 100 do New Scnlod Herrings Colored Cheeso rings Candles 100 do Adamauti St) Co Beadel's G's and 8's Tallow do 60 do do Pearl Starch 4*1 do Greuud Coffoo 20 do do Pepper 50 dozen Painted Buckets 200 Reams aisorted Wrapping Paper 60 do Fools Cap do 60 do Letter do Landing and for sale by s. pt 27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. Hams, received por steamer Alabama, foi ii BERLIN A NATHAN S, sept 27 under St. Andrew’s Hull. under St. Andrew's llnll. Family aud 10 bbls. Hiram Smith's Flow sept 27 i«l Cotton Sheetings, Bleach and Urown Shirtings nil widths nnd qualities, Irish Linens, Linen Damusks, Damask Napkins, Plain Liuen, Huckaback und Dam ask Towels, Crash Dowlas, Apron Chook, Hickory Stripe, Red and Whito Flannels, etc., just received aiul f..r .ale by | s. j t 27 J DeWITT A MORGAN. M ilt’ li A1 NFS, ( Merino in all Color , Col d Flannels, Plain and Brocade Silks in new styles, BIk Silk in all widths and qualities, Bik Satiu de Cheue, and a great variety of other nrtioles for Ladies' Dresses, just received and for sale at tho lowest prices, I)*WITT A MORGAN. Her The steamship NASHVILLE, will bo ’ i November. ARRIVED. Sclir Woodbridge, White, Baltimore, iollj A Co. Uuukcr. fur Savannah uw York, Sept 23—Cld, bark Edward, Patterson, Savannah ; schr Novis for Jacksonville ; brig Web- , Kelly, for Duboy liilaud ; brig Marietta, for Juck- Tiie Phuukksd II United States St Star of Thursday au yesterday $119,000 the Redemption of ckh.—The Washington s :—Wo undeistand that i United Stotcs Slocks wuro received ut the Treasury Department Tor redemption, and that $65,000 were received by thin morning’s mail. I'ir* Mrs. Maria llutch, ol Nort-Loverett, us.-i., it is said, has raised the preaeut season a dahlia which is seven feel and seven inches height, tneusurcs four inches round the trunk und huaoii it at the present lime seventy buds aud bloasums. It was raised in n box. Great Mortality in an Emigrant Ship Tire ship diaries Sprague, which uniyod yesterday in *15 days Irom Jlieineu, lost forty live out of280 other passengers. 13 s * About 175 bushels of tload letters American) have been opened in the office dui iug the present quarter. I’o ugh keeps IE, Sept. 21.— Collision on th< Hudson, and Loss of Life.—"The steaine Utica, on Irer passage to Cutskill, lust night entire iu collision near this place, with ill sloop Jane Grunt. A young lady, name ui known, was knocked overboard uml lost. 11 body was found this morning, at Lewisburg. opposite Poughkeepsie, both vessels were considerably damugtn). {Somo other passim gers on bouid ol the Ulicu were injured, but it is thought not seriously. Mr. Patterson, Episcopal minister, M Itubuncan, Catholic priest, and Captain It. I s Downing, huve died of yellow lever ut Vicks burg. feliOk*! HilOEN!! rail aiul WinUM THE aubscribol Trade would roipectlully call the att< eorgia, South Carolina and Florida, uud the oublic generally, to his large stock BOOTS AND SHOES His stock has been .elected by himself, with special cave aud particular rotorenoo lo the retail ami plai ters’s trudo, that being the most important tonturu his businod-4. Hu ceutidontly offers to his custoine and tho public, w ork of a superior quality and ou rui sonablo terms. Ilia stock comprises all tho v&rietii usually kept in a Shoo Store, cuufcisling of l.udio Shoes, Boots, und Gaiters, of every variety , Geutb and Congrcis Gaiters; also, Mtss« Children s Shoes, of o above, he has a inr NEGRO llUOGAN which can safely bo recommended as a superior article No effort will be spared to givu entire satisfaction, call is solicited troiuy< u before purchasing, sept 21 WM. IIL1DT, «.>M .ns H.mm 1853.1 Fan. SALES. llbba iiaudwa it n, tiiLi; ltv, al SAMUEL PALMER & SON, 1 IS CtHKjrtM* and 67 At. Juliun-vta., Gibbon'a Vuildiiuj, H AM’, now iu Store II general usBorinmut o Amoricau uud English HARDWARE, CUTLE Ui ..cd EDGE TUDJ.s, aud aro constantly receiviu additions tliereto. 31erchaut«, l’lunters, Builders, Housekeepers and others, are invited to examine < stock, w Inch embraces a great variety, aud will be s at the lowest prices. 3m sepljl VIEW I.INEN GOODS*—Tire aubacriln J.X have now iu store, aud oiler lor sale ou ucee modating torins. a lull assortment of LINEN GuOl among which are— 6 cases light, medium aud heavy Irish LIucuj. 20 pci Rietiardeou's pillow cusu Linens. 20 " Linen Sheetiugs, from 6-1 to 12-4 Vrldt. 300 " Russia Diaper. Huckaback do brown colored bordered French Towels, do do Scotch do do do Huckaback do Swiis aud Ci . - . , Book aud Cambr o do Sleeves, do do Cuffs, do do Bandi vorked Liuen Cambric Handkerchiefs; Musi: 9 Capes; Swiss aud Cambric Flouncing; Thread, NEVITT. LATH BOP A 8TEBBINS. ' UN NY CLOTH*—50 bales heavy Wright, Brigham, Charles Mills, O'Neil, New* York, to Ogden A Bull!— Arr. 20th inst, bark Thales, Gardiner, St. 31a- Portsinouth—Arr, 20th inst, brig Adelina, Milikon, for loading, Sterling, Henderson, 'Savauuuh. t 4 o’clock, P. M. Tho new and splondid steamship | KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas ive as above. age to Philadelphia $20 r passage apply to C. A. L. LAMAR.* at 4 o'clock, The splendid steamship ALABAMA, Capt. Geo. H. Seheuck.will leave as For freight or passage, apply on board, ifi PADELFURD, FAY ' A CO. Departure of Mteniuerit from navammn. Win. Gallon, Shaw, for l'alutka, at IU A. M. TO-MUHKOW. Kq/HlomsState, llardie, for Philadelphia. 4 P M Aluhuntu, Hohunck, for Now-York, at 1 P. M. rinntcr, Wiggins, for Coutrovillnge, Ac., ut It) A. 31. SteniiiNliip anil Steaiuliont Lines. r Ano Vork.—Tho steamships Florida, Captain Woodhull; Alabama, Captain Ludlow, aud Augusta, ainLyon, leave Savanuahevery Saturday for New r PhilntMphia.—Thu steamship State of Georgia, ain Collins, leaves Savannah every alternate Wed- ay tor Philadelphia. e steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins, the 16th and 30th of each mouth g at Key West aud counectiug with lie l'acilie Mail Steamship Cumpany'asteauiurs for Cal ifornia. The regular United States 3Iail steamers Gordon, captain urooks, Calhoun, Captain Bardan, and Metamora, Captain I’ostell, leave every morning at 4 o'clock, fur Charleston, oouuecting w ith the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boats, and overy evening in Savannah at 5 o'olock, P. M iug for e above placv Departure of Unman Central Ilnllrond Two PAH.MBauxit Tkains Daily. Evenin'/ ZYain—Loaves Savanuah at 8 P. M., and ar rives ut Macon at.V 4 A. M.,connecting with tho South- Western Railroad toUglutborpo and Columbus, and by stages thenco to Tallahassee, and other points South West. Murniny ZYain.—Loaves Savannah at 8 A. M., and ar rives in 31aeonatG) a P. M. connecting with the Macon aud Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery aud Chattanooga, aud with tho Augusta aud Waynesboro' Railroad (day train) to Augusta; aud (going East) with Railroad to MilledguviRefrom Gordon. Cl'ltTAlNS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, KUKNITUHK COVERINGS, £c„ AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL \V. 11. CAIUtlL’S CURTAIN STORE la No. 11>9 C'hoatuut-at.) I’hilntlHphin, Corner 5Ih-at., opposite the State House. H E hue nhvuys in store n full stock of Frcucl Urocatelles; Do. Satin De Luines; ludsa Satin Damasks; I Table A Piano Covers, Ao. Frouch Moquette; | Gilt Cornices; Du. Plushes; I Gilt Pins and Bauds; Lace and Musliu Curtains Gimps, Friuges, of every stylo aud price. I Cords, Tassels, Ao. N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES of allstyles am prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac. and every thing complete/or Curtains of the ue w cstParn styles, aud at the Unrest prices. Perseus sending the heiyht and ieidlh of their uindott irames, cau have their Curtaius made nnd trimmed in the bost manner: sue fashion Plates in August number of Godey's Lady's Book. Steamers, Hotels, cur builders, aud dealers generally, supplied at tho louest uholesale prices, W. H. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Gouds, 1G9 Chesnut-st., corner 6th-strcot, aug 9 tf Opposite the State House, PliRa, lllilliiu'ry and Fancy (>oo«U. 51 Its, ii i.t 'I t;> 1.1 (. No. IIII I, CoiiKroHn-Birool, c \ Takes this method of informing the Ladies Laa^^of Savanuah and viciuity, that she will upon on Monday next, the 26th met., tho Storo No. 119*4 Congress-street, next door to Messrs. Liusteiu A Lekmun. w here she will keep con stantly on ham), every variety of Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Mantillas, Collars, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Chemisettes, Sleeves, Hosiery, Trimmings, Ac. Ac. All ordors from the city and country, promptly attended to.tf sep lb' UOAUDINO TWO Gentlemen can be accommodated with good itortable Board in a private Family. Appte -6 ’ South Broad aud Price i FOR SALE. A N IRON STAIR, ireply to MURPHY A DEVANNY. sep 26 3 Corner Congress and Whitaker-sts. NEW HOOK*. RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER & CO. MONDAY, SEPT. 26TU. LEAK House ; by Churles Dickens, compb IV by Caroline Lee lleutz, author of" Marci Giiiey's Lady's Bookfoi October. Gleason's Pictorial. Wallace, the Hero of Scotlaud ; by G. M. Reynolds. Cruutord; by tho author of " Mary Barton." Daisy Burns ; by Julia Kuvanagh. Pleasure aud Profit, or Lussuus on tho Lord’s Prayer; The Tomahawk, M»| l by JOHN M. COOPER A CO. 100 bundles North aug 30 i*d iu Store for sale—800 bbls. bci Lime. Vhito Corn. Maryland Oats. Uky 'z. ff.'Tvi^KLKn, Williamson's Buildings, Cx IN.—E Pnelps » lire, MINIS A FLORANCE. H AY.—200 bales Eastern and Northern Hay, for sale by DAVID R. DILLON, •tp G F o0 t of W'est-Broad street. iteived and for sale lui sop 3 BERLIN A NATHANS, Under St. Andrew 's llall o'clock, — M, Tho United States Mail steamship AUGUSTA, Captain Thcs. Lyon, will above. For freight or passage apply to PADELFURD, FAY A CO. l-'uro ID'tlmHl. UNIT E 1) 8 T A T E S MAIL LIN E FOR 1*111 LADELl'Ill A. To leave WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5U», at - o'clock, —. M. The new aud splendid Bteam'.hip STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. John will leavo ns above, age to Philadelphia $20 passago apply t . L. LAMAR. UNIT E 1> 8 T A T E S MAIL LINE FOlt NEW YORK. To sail on Saturday, Oct’r 8th, a — o'clock, 51. The spleudid fast going stearashij FLORIDA, Capt.M. S. Woodhull above. For freight or passage apply to PADELFURD, FAY & CO. Centrevillage, and i raorniug, the 28th Sopt’i passage, having supe’-ior uccommodatToi gers, upply on board at Ferry wbarf, or to KINCIILEY A THOMAS, Agents. Ao" No Freight received alter 9 o'clock on the rnori ing of departure. Air All freights payable in Savannah, and all suti under one dollar paj aide oiithewharr. sep 2U FOR FREIGHT. The schr. DELIGHT, lor Brunswick and Darien and all tho intermediatu landings. Ap- ■Siriyfr ply to tho Capt. ou board at Telfuir's I. sept 27—3* JAMES KENNEDY, Agt. FOR 1*111 LA DELPHI A—Ilvrwn’N 13 3-^ The packet schr. 31. B. MAHON Y, Nichols «g£lmaster, will have dispatch as above. F k i t ireight or passage, apply to sept 27 OGDEN k BUNKER. -t-l, Tho schr. 8ATILLA, Staples master, liavi stfEjd nearly all her freight engaged, will have d t i patch. For freight or passago, apply on bor BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. XT OT1CE.—Consignees per schr. John Cu from Now York, are notified that sho is no charging at Andorsou's upper wharf. All good maiuiug on wharf ut sunset, will bo stored at risk aud L sept 26 °" U0^, ’ , ROWLAND ti CO. \T OT1CE.—Consigners per scln JLx notified that she is now ” ' sou's upper wharf. All goods remaining on w nan i snnsot, w ill he stored at risk and expense of owners, sept 2G ROWLAND* CO. A FIRST-rnt sept 27—tt KPfINQ k KRETZ WANTED TO HIRE. A FIRST-rato Meat uml l’ustry Cuok, for liberal v— * ' s will be paid. Apply l WM. T liich RIGHT. WANTED. Pluto nnd Sliest Iron Workmen. ages will bo paid for flrst-rato bauds.— None others need apply. Address BRAY, CARIIART k CO., sept 27 Mucou, Gi_- "Ihe Savannah Nows and Augusta Chronicle copy ‘ o week.— UmryUi Citizen, S>pt.'2l. WANTED TO HIRE. IIFKaud Ironcr,u colored Womnii. Ap Congress and Uaboishai sept 27 f|3WO Tin daily for u A WAfi A. I'ly- WANTED. A COOK, Wushci sep 27 East corner u Apply at this Office. Ituui'cliiiK THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends nnd thr public, that ho has thoroughly repaired that large and airy house, ironting on Washington square, where ho is fully prepared to furnith as goodaecom- m...1 n*iam .. hoarding house ’ ' Laept 271 S HAWLS, N. W. Collars, Slenvcs, Cliomiset ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ dewitt * mobuan. CHATHAM ACADEMY. exercises of this institution will ho resumed l Second quarter commences January 1st, 1851, and ends March 18th. Third quarter commences March 18th, and ends Juue Itb. Fourth quarter commences June 10th, and ends An Thu academy is organised into five departments— Primary, Intermediate, Grammar, Classical and Young No expense hes been spared to fill the several dopart- unts with well-qualitlod and experienced teachers. The young ladles will bo under tho chnrgo of J. Mai.i.akd, assisted by Miss M. A. CALl.KNDKIt, who cducatod in the best schools of Northampton, Mas- ichusetts, and hus been for tho lust three years princi pal of a female academy in this State. The classical department w ill bo under tho charge of ~ graduate of Brown University, tho high school in principal of thu Mr. Is t will bo under tho charge F.Cai years classical teacher ii ence, and for the last six > high school in Warren; Rhode Island. The grammar dep of B. Mai.ion, us Iu Tho intermediate department w ill be taught by Mr KNKV Bakku, a graduate of Oglothnrpo University uud thu primary by Miss A. H. C’aiiteu. «o,it 2li-:iw IIKIINAIIII 'mai'Y.uIn, } Montpelier Eemale IiikIIIiiIc. M ISS MAHTIIA 51. BIIKI.L, Princinnl uml Teacher of the higher English Branches. Miss Luuisa 8. Spknckh, English branches, Gor- mau and Italian. Mits Mauy A. Pniu.irs, English Branches. . . „ i Vocal and Instrumental / Alusio. Drawing, Painting, £m- „ . . , shortest notic* Our Ready Ckotuinu is manufactured bv on*.v first Houses in Broadway, New York, ande?.m/. th6 all that is fine and fashionablo. um Priits We have our usual large supply of Fnrniihin. n a » band. Everything rereAJlte for a G!fif.2 0#4< Wardrobe—togethor with Trunks, ValUaa.* bags. Also India Rubber Goods, such at Coat* Ponchos, Leggins and Capos—all of which '» inw nn accommodating terms as can i GAUDRY'8 BUlLmV« hid Noil door to 1'ula.k, II™,,. CHEAP CASH J IIOOT Jt HllOK HTOltK, M South-West Vomer Congress and Whilakerslrttta. THE subscrilrers are now rcceivin* Fall and Winter Stock, which has been selected particular attontion to tho demands of the Havin ': trade, and which upon inspection (which we ln»?^ ill be found in quality, assortment and ciiKAi-Hr.l mcE, all thatoau bo desired by tho purchaser wf init particulars, os overy urticlo in our lino mav )! '«nd at our Store, including a largo stock of plant, on Brogans. *»uu- ■bPt26 MURPHY k DEVANNV. Becbe’t, Huts ut After this dato, we shall sell Boebe's fins ii.,. »f the fall style, at $4 for cash. “* Ult< .. ,. N ' K ' BA RNU3I k CO. LG Uroughton-st.,opposite 8t. Andrew' t 1| 4 ||_ ELECTION NOTICE. O N THURSDAY,Clb October next, Council aiu elect a CITY TREASURER, to fill the »,„! 1 occasioned by tho death of Joseph George, E»n ]«,. City Treasurer. Applicants will hand In thoir applications to n., (Btating tho uumoa of thoir securities,) befur* t„! o'clock, A. M. of that day. Annual Salary $<100 und foes. Bond $LOOO. By ordor of Council. EDWARD O. WILSON 33 Clerk of Counril. ^uvuii:k»Ki lluck Line* T, ‘° *’ ro priotors of the Hscki. <T Savannah and Lady lleutz. rttarn “ imuKs tor tho liberal patronago received, and their frionds and tho publio, that thev h*t« i FINK CARRIAGE to their line, and will b« tt all times to attend punctually to all calls left •nor k llookor's Stables, West-Broad-struet.aDd addoda F?N k'carri AGKte theJr°iine, and wlifte ready at all times t *- -*• • -' at Warnc solicit u coutiuuanco of tho publio patronage.' They will also rnako short trips iu tho couutry on tnodm'e A. FREEMAN,' «>•!' *2 2w*GEO. GASS. . MARKING INK. ffMlE suhscribor continues to munul'acturo Ink fer ^ marking Cotton, Ac. For sale wholesale and re- toil. By tho barrel 25 conts por gallon. Retail37<: cents por gallon. DAVID 11. GALLOWAY, sop 21 3m 73 York-st., Savannah, o». WiU. J. HI NT’S HImvinR anil IlHtr-drPMNlnu Hnlobn. UiO IlliOUUHTON-STllEET, Nearly opposite 8t. Andrew's Ball, ■op 19 tjan I Swedenborg’s Works. HPIIK Wriiings of Bwodenhorg, uml CnlRttra) X ’ v orks of eminent NEW CHURCH authors, it New Yo»L ■«nd Boston prices. Keptconstantlyonhasd, and for sale by J. P. COLLINS, aug 15 ly Agent Q. 8. A., 100 Bryau-«t. House uimI Sign i'uiiitiiig, F. O. CARL., Hroughton strcet, first door above Lyctui:' IUU, Offers his services to tho publio for tho executioa * House, Sign, Ornamental Paintiug, and Grainiug. lit keeps for sale at his storo, Paints, Oils, Paper lLing- ings, Gilt Picture Frames, Japanned Tins, for signs, Ac. * fl W> *" ■* * - —* * • ' - tion. i ork done cheap, aud warranted to givo »«PW ; Bunn, a 8. Doom: 1 Iiistrutnciital Alusio. broidery u Aid lie A UK. LINK Mrs. S. Al. Jamks, Rev. Busts 51. Wl Rev. 8KNE0A G. BltAUU, Chaplain. The 25th Term of this Institute will coiuroonco on tho 13th of October, and extend to the Second Monday in July. A Prospectus and any information may bo had by application to the Secretary and Treasurer. As the number <*f Pupils is limited, it is important that early application should bo made. W. 8. WILLIFORD, Scct'y and Treas'r. Atacon, Ga. [From Bishop Elliot's Annual Address.) " With tho consent of tho Board of Trustees 1 placed tho Institute under the charge of a lady, well tried ana well known, Aliss 51. 51. Buell, nnd invited tho Rev. Rufus M. White, w ho had just «t that moment rusigu- tho charge ol St. John’s Church, to accept tho Kec- >f the Institute. These appointments, togethor lance of tho Rev. Air. Bragg at the In- ’ ery confidence that such with t\ie coi stituto, should givo parents mit an Institution to g JVvw Dlorory blurt;. (' O I* A it T N U UH II I 1* NOTICE. r | 'HE umtarsignml havingformod a co.iturlnnr.il X for the purpose of doing a Generul Ui Liquor Business, have this day opened a larj selected Stock of Groceries and Liquors in the commo te, where they iu- an inspection of ... nd accommodating attention to tho 1 - * * ’ * of every urtieb bfiaic of public Having mado v niuumcr wunau goous m their r largely into family uso, but which from liable nature canuot be kept lung; houso- n always have the assurance of obtaining ?HJit their storo, nut ouly riiKsn, but ut thu r. T. HYLAND, ■ II. O'NEIL, Arrival ol iU’nie Adolphe! riMIK originul, unsurpiiKscd und justly celebrated 1 M'AIE ADOLPHE, tho universally acknowledged greatest sympathiser in the world, and tho same dis tinguished lady who croatcd, through her marvellous revolutions of tho past, thu present, as well as the cor rect predictions of the future, tuch intense exoitemeut in Eugluud, France and tho principal cities in the United States, that (Juueu Victoria presented her with a costly diamond uud broauh, and Daniel Webster with a jewelled ring, is now ready to receive visitors at the Alurshall House (Private entrance for ladies) whom she w ill inform ail about the past, present uud future ; it they aro married or not, aud when or what lady or husband they will get; or business of overy descrip tion. Mysterious uud almost impossible as her profes sion appears, sho comes recommended by so highly re spectable nnd innumerable certificates of acknowledged power nnd skill that it precludes all supposition or probability of deception or imposing, as mauy others now practice. Consultation fee from $1 to $3, accord ing to how fur thoy wish to go or what time thoy oo- c»l»y- *2w sept 14 sept 27—G HUGH DARKEN. TO RENT. A Farm with a good Dwelling and fifty-five JjllBjj acre*of land, situated on Lover' * ‘ ** Jl^totmlo from the city. Apply i Lane, half i R. D. ARNOLD. TO RENT. A Btnnll tenement HOUSE on Jones treetLanc, near the new College at $10 a lonth. | sept 27—3J C. PERRY, Agt. Hats ! Hills ! ! Blais ! !! | Juat ree'tl, per Alabainn, n large lot oi L trim'll and uuirim':! Bonnets, Umbrellas ami, •every variety of Fall and Winter Hats, laps, Ac. yle Silk Hat, (aud of’our be produced iu tirs BUTTER, l’(lUR AND REEF. R eceived per Aiabumu— NEW PIG PORK, ALSO F. At. 3IESS BEEF STRICTLY PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER, for tale by [sept 27-2] WAI. G DICKSOI . _ AIcMaHIKN 4 DOYLE. K AT TRAILS—Putent Self-setting Rut Traps ffitaalcby F.W. CORNWELL, ^ CORN AND MEAL.r BUSHELS Prime Western Con, CJy/vr 150 do fresh ground Meal. 24 Sacks Georgia Fiour, 93 lbs. each, just received and for sale by | sept 27J ClIAB. 11. DURYEK. S ILK FRIN44K.—Black und Chuco Silk Fringe. Just roceivod by •®pc*7 laiioche t bowne. L'LUTlNLi IRONS, 1’iukiug Irons and Flu- X tiug Scissors. For sale by tept27 F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-st. L IME—100 bbls. Lime for sale by ■ep 26 MINIS k FLORANCE. Court ol* Common Flcnn and Oyer und Terminer lor tbe City of Suvniimth. JULY TERM, 1853. W HEREAS, John J. Jackson und Dr. J. M. Schley, Grand Jurors, summoned to attoud tho present Term ol this Court, mado default. It is or dered, that they bo lined Forty Dollars each, unless good ami sufficient cause of oxoaae bo filod ou or before the first day of the next Term of this Court. Extract irom the Minutes, ■«P 7 W. U. BULLOCH, Clerk. -— method of informing the publio, that having fitted up a house for the purpose, and having numerous orders to fill, hois pr.:y-r«d at all times to purchase Negroes, either singly or in families, and MU pay fair market n- 1 —* * Also, i for them additibu to mission, any Real Estate or Personal P party, that his patrons may bo pleased to ontrust him top 23 Broker, liay Lane. TOBACCO. J UST received, 5 kegs Rough uud Ready Tobac co, a choice article. For sule by P. JACOB, No. 29 Bull-stroot, sept 26 °f Big Indian. sept 26 i Grind Stones, COHEN k TARVER. I 5UTTER, CHEESE, Arc.—IU ltcgsselected X P Butter, 25 boxes Cheese, 10 At Sogars, G doxeu Claret, lauding from steam&hip Alabama. For salo by sopt 2G RICTION Kellers aud Grindstone Cranks, M sep 2G ANOINC* FROM Sl IIR. ECLIPSE.— 70 boxes Caudles assorted, 20 boxes Starch, 25 boxes Lemon Syrup assorted, 25 do. Cundy assorted, 10 do. Macaroni, 6 tierces choice Hams, 5 hhds. P. R Su gar. For sale by ■opt 26 COHEN k TARVER. GALT AND SUGAR.—500 P ATENT CANDLES.—30 boxes " Much •ll's" Patent Candles. For sale by sopt 24 COHENS k HERTZ. HACON AND J10LASSUS.-25 hhda. Ba- X) con Sides, 100 hhds. Cuba Molasses, 50 bbls. New Orleans de. (early crop.) For sale by •opt 21 COHENS k HERTZ. MBBLE& CAREY CLOTHIERS MERCHANT'TAILORS, IV arc room N. E. Corner of Whitaker and Bruughton-sts., Mnvaumth. flMIE Subscribers, iu announcing to their niimer- ± ous customers and the publio, the arrival aul opuuiug.of their fS i> r i ■■ k SUOvk, folioitatc themselves on tho advantages which theirre- ceut purchases enable them to offer all who desire to solect their Clothing from an extensivo assortment uf tho choioest goods, made iu the most 1'aNliiomilile Style. These goqds have been purchased under the per»"nil inspection of one of the proprietors ; and availingtlum- stlvo.v of favorablo eiroumstauces, they are ensbUd not only to warrant them iu quality, but to oflsrtbta LOW PRICES, as must distaueu all competition in their trad The following enumeration is made for tho Gentlemen-in -the-country, whose orders w‘ prompt attontion, ami who, when in .he city, are spoctiully invited to an examination of our Uoodi. UEN'l'LEDICN’S CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of^every quality. ( Green and Olive Colors. in Blaok, Blue, Brovs, Suck business Coal... PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a groat variety of Ul k ami Fanoy Casnimeroe.at a great variety of pried. " Drab Dote " “ " White and Fancy Linen Drills, “ " “ Fanoy Marseilles, “ “ * VESTS.—lilack Silk anil Satin Vests. Fanoy Silk " Whito Silk, for Party “ Whito, Bull and Fancy Marseilles ° White and Buff Duck and Liuen “ FOBNISIIINO HOODS. Furnishing Goods oi every description for (JontU* men’s wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, w«t»rfor4 ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves— all kinds, beet quality patent yoke shirts, a tine u* sortmentof DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrollas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushei, Tort* inouiac, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and molt f«-* ionable styles. Bop’ Clothing. Comprising tho largest assortment over offered Initbil city, consisting of Frocks, Sacks, Polka Sacks, Jacksu. Vests aud Pants, in ovory variety of style and msteriu suitable forthesuason, MERCHANT TAII.OR1NO. “The favorable and long establlslnd reputation whien Uicir establishment has enjoyed §ndstill mamUinsirr thu stylo and finish of its aarmentsmads to onur, ** well as for tho superior quality or their cloths, bility of outer aud substantial workmanship, it 00 tho constant effort of tho proprietors still to continue.— They invito the special attention of both old ana ne customers to the following, from which they * re pared to furnish garments, which they will warunt w be tie plus ultra in both fit and fashion. , _ SlAiONI'S k BIOLLY'8 best Blue, Black, Brown, Mulberry, Groen, Adelaide, Bronxc, Corobo and Um* Black Doeskin, Black, Cassimero, aud a large awori* ment of Colored aud Fancy Tweeds. . .... LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fancy Lima Drills. VESTINGS.—White Silk and Satin, for Party Vgu. Black and fancy Silk and Satins. White, Orange Casslmcros. A largo variety of White, Bull an fancy Marseilles. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in the city and throogneo tho State, made and furnished i and i:a the bestzuiuioj apr 4 MEPBr Fall Trade of 1S.»3. TO MKRCHANTS AND WIIOLt.SALE PUl- CHASERS OF DRV (iOODS. . O CR urranoi’mcuta for Ilia Full Trade "W eompl.tcd In .few il»y«, whin »» wlUM fj. pared to submit to your inspection, au unusuauy plate as3ortinont ol gonoral Dry Goode, Hosiery. * mings, Haberdashery and small Wares, Rihapnl,» • M. PRENDERGA8X J Ufa 178 Bronghton-st., opposite St. Andrew « aug 27 Welt Side. sept 24 , York, for ltOUT. HABERSHAM 5 j> S H.H i’ DRAFTS sep 20 ROB B AHHINCi AiN D ROFE.-75 bales Bagging, 100 culls Bate Rope, 20JI;do. do.d< sue. Foi sale by L»«pt24] COHENS B EEF.—10 Vfe bbis. Fulton Mnrkot Boof. •> u ’ reooived Instore, and for sale by _, nVl |jJE. sopt 24 ' BBLS. Flour, 10,000 lbs. Bacon SJonUer*. 11 /O store. ForsalPby lseptan TO BUILDERS- ■ + OKOPOSAEfl will bo received by the aaaer I «d until the 17th day of October n ®* t ',V'L°uur<l iug materials and building a Public A ault» ^ {4 Grovo Cemetery, of the following dimensions. lt# 5feet, width li within the walls, height7 t priog of the aroh. Finns corresponding witn Tmensions may bo submitted with offers, an COHEN A TAB VER. ther information obtained by C jq[|$ °M ALDERS' 1C p II C.h. Com. on llnnllh .ml C^?' H AY.-150 l»nle. I.rinio Norlhnrn 11«! ■ale by [sept 2«] tortnaru ROWLAN DdCi- ioD 1 ^ N OTICE.—Thosubscritierbegs l°»v» , ®' 1 "fry his frieudsaud nunrerous patrons, lllt *ill»* log Saloon has been closed (or the present, ‘ shortly re>opeued, of which due notice vwoo.'L. ■cp 14 t! J. ALJJAYVw^- ALL READY! it ioa M Y STORE is now completed, and the *‘‘,1*4 of Planters, Housekeepers and others,'■ ^.^ipa. to my am' variod assortmentor Lroc* /• j-, u w. Ulnnn nnn Atonu Wnrn. Wood nluj Willow W«J fJ IlB I* llnr.lnare, Tnblo Cotlery, Pluin nnd J*r"j,r,i.d[- Ware, and Fancy Goods. In short, every**, |tk t>h»h- site to furnUh a houeo may be found attM*, #D d munt. *««ept Dry Goods and Cabinet Fnrn „ r , -; arwi as low, if not lower rates, than thoy c*n^ liND< elwwhoro. L>«P $1 J, 1. cun***
