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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1853)
w« SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1853. T IB MJIIU MORNJNWNEWS. in JOHN M.OOOHBR, WILLIAM T.TIIOMl»H(IN, EDITOR. Yin A-1nrriiJ*m*nt* trill npfmr in both p Largest Circulation iu the City! S a&NFJkSsss&isio Wetlnemlny iMorninv, Piept. ‘48, I8.W. BY MAGNETIC TELEGHAPH. [ Transmitted tor the Savannah Dally Morning Newa. flharleaton Colton .Tlnrkri. 4 CHARLESTON, Sept. 27. The •Meg of Cot lou today were 200 bales, * -w*t 8| to ltff t«lti.% Yellow Fever nt Mobile ourl New Or- & * Inin*. New Orleans, Sept. 27. The interment* at Mobile on Tuesday wero 20, including 13 front yellow fever. At New Orleans on Tuesday the interments wore 33,14 of which w ere from the epidemic. Now Orleuua Cotton Market. The markets ftr.t very dull. Cotton lias de o'ined from n half to three-quarters of a cent. 4»er pound. Middling ia quoted at 10 cents, and Good Middling at 10J. Coffkk.—Cufl*ee.haa experienced n decline, and pfame liio is quoted ut I0£ a 10] cents. The Great Match Race ut Richmond— Nkutt tl»e Victor! Richmond, ¥a., Sept. 27. The great mulch rueo over llie Fairfield course, near Richmond, Va., between the \ ir ginia horse Jitil Eye, and the South Carolim uinre Aina, canto oft* today. 1 bo purnti wu $10,000. Aina won the rnco in two tmuiglil heats. Time—First heat, three minutes and fifty.four and a quarter seconds.-Second heal, tltrco minutes and li.'lv-eight seconds. Now York Market* Nkw Vohk, Sept. 27. Cotton.—The sales to-day cuioprtso 2,250 bales. Prices are stiller. 1, Coffee.—Sales of 2000 bags Ituvo been made to-day. Rio CulVee has declined } cent. 'I'Ue accounts from Rio of the 13ih August it tie that CoIVbc had adviinced. QT A notice in our advertising columns this tnonnng, announces thut tbo Welakn, notwithstanding the serious churnetor of tlio Into accident to Iter, w ill take Iter place oil the Florida route on Saturday next. This fuel .suggests the prompt and ellicient energy of Itei Agent, Mr. 58. M. Laffitkau, and efidrds another evidence of the ability of our tiiacliin- ists to supply the must importunt wutk in tltcir lino at the shortest notice. The new crunk* for the Welakn wero cual ut the foundry ol Mr. A. N. Mili.ku. GT T he &uperior Court ol Wushingtoi county commenced its fall session nt 8uiuleiH- villo, on Monday last, Judge W. W. llolt, pre siding. '1 he yundursvillo Georgian ol yes- terduv ssys :—Wo notice that our cundidnics for Congress, Dr. David A. Rpcho mid Col. T P.Saflold, are present, und both seem to be get ting on finely. Col. Snffold w’o leurn will ad dress the people ihisduv at 12 o'clock, at tin Court House. The Hun. Charles J. Jenkins, O io of the candidutes for Cuveinor, in uloo pre sent, and nt Ilia pool as u practicing attorney. We sro pleased to see him in good health and looking ns cheerful us ever. We liuve learn ed that it is possible thut Judge Johnson wil bn with us during the week ; weldmll be gliui to see him. Our people have n high regard foi both ol the cnmluluies. They are men justl> deceiving the fiuileriiig distinction they now occupy befsrs the ppopla of (ii-orgia. JuUGKSHir OF 1IIK NORTHERN ClItCUIT —The Augusta Constitutionalist is author ized and requested to state, that Col. H. F. llnrdemun declines being a candidate fin Judge of the Superior Court ol tbu Northern Circuit". Unrperht New Aioiiilily Mugirs.lnr. We have received Iroin John M. Cooper A Co. and from Col. S. 8. Sihi.ey the Oclubt- uuiiiber of the above popular montlily. Ai usual, the magazine is filled with entertaining uud instructive matter, and copiously ill truted with line wood engiuvinge. Hindi wood’a .llugiizlnts From Col. W. Thorne Williams, agent for the American publishera, we liuve received our September iiumbci of the above StuiidanJ Magazine. The lollowing is the table of cun tents : 1. Scotland since tbo Union; II. Foreign Estimates of England; 111. New Readings in Shukspeere ; IV. Tbo Duke’s Dilemma, n Chronicle ol Nieittmaimi ; V. Lady Le’su Wnl owhuod; VI. Coial Rings; VII. The Aged Disciple Controlling; \ 111. The Exluut am. the Cuuses of our Riuenurity. North tint inti Review* The August number uf this Quarterly, front the press uf Leonard Scott A Co., Ims been laid on our table by Col. W. T. Williams, by whom ii is for aulo. Contents.—1. Theories of l*oetry, and u Now Fuel— Dallas's Foeths und Smith’s Fo etus ; 11. Our Coloniul Empire uud our Coloni al Foiicy; 111. Dr. llenrv Marshall uud Mili tary Hygiene; IV. The Text of Scripture; V. Free and ftluvu Labor ; VI. The early Chris- lion idle and Literutuie of Syria; VII. 1'he Uieuvilio FupeiH and Junius; Vlll. Geriiruuy in its Relations to France and Rubhiu ; IX The Government of luuia.—The New India Bill. Conviction for Careless Duiviku.— William Walker,a free person of color, Mouday convicted of munsluughter, before i. Court of Magistrates and Freeholders Charleston for causing the death of the child Ccrneliu* O'Sullivan, by caiclcssly driviug his dray, and sentenced to four weeks imprisoti rue lit—two ol which nro to be in solitary con finement—and receive twenty lashes at the ox pirutiou of bis sentence. We sincerely trust, says the Courier, that the exntnplu mentioned above may have some effect on the draymen of our city, as the reck less manner iu which (bey now drive through tbo streets is not only a perfect nuisance, Lit nositively dungerous to the young and infirm Were every dinyumn seen furiously driving to be brought belore the Mayor uud fined, tin nuisance would be soon ulmted, and we hopt that uur Folico will not Buffer them to puisui their life-endangering cuiecr uuy longer with impunity* The abate remarks of the Courier aro applicable to Savannuh us to Charleston. • Tbs New. Organ —•JfUuiGKLssiVK Fla 'Turks.—A letter from Washington duted the 23d iw-t. says : The {Sentinel makes its ap pearauce to-morrow. It will advocato pro gresbive doctrines, being in favor of the siliun of Cuba, utterly distrusting the friend ship of England, tnkiug high ground on tin Kuala afiarr, and glauciug ut the various for eign questions likely to press themselves on our attention, iu alluding to the Syracuse transactions it favors the ‘‘hards,” and pays- a manly tribute to the patriotism and ability of Daniel K. Dickinson-—thus placing in marked contrast iho course of the Union towards that distinguished gentleman. It pro fusses confidence iu the ability, integrity and firmness of the Fresident, and promises an in dependent support so long as it can conscien tiously extend it. \/ COOL Weather.—Tile Snnder&ville Geor gian suys thut since Wednesday morning o' lust week, the weather has been decidedly cool and chilly, and reminds one very sensibly of the pleasant days of October. It has been feared by the moat of the farmers that it would result in an early frost. An early frost this year would about com plete the most disastrous crop year that cur farmers have had for a long time. There is u good deal depending upon the late crops, and good seasons are needed for ttisir maturing. fy Judge Mason, Urn newly reported French Minister, is lying dangerously ill at Richmond. po* Cotton Crop N Florida. The editor nf the Charleston Mercury has been politely furnished with the following letter from an intelligent and reliable source, by a mercantile bouse in that city : “Tallahassee, Sept. 17. The Caterpillars are not so bad as here tofore represented. A few days since I noticed them for iho fiiet time, and set them down as the first crop or hatch. Others say it is the second crop; in that case, cotton will be cut off nt Ieu6t a third. I still incline to the opin- thut it is their first appearance, which will occasion not more than half the loss above mated. 1 liuve never known so destructive n pell of wcuther as we have had lor the Inst two weeks (iu cotton. All the open cut'ou either beaten out into the ground, or ■proiifi 'I'tie grown and half gruwu bolls, many* them, are rotted. It : s hard to ultimate ii the loss, but you may rely on it that an av ago crop cannot he made, in addition, wl is usually the fairest portion of our crop, will this year be very soiry. I received a letter a lew days since from one of our Inigest and best planters, who plants in .he heart of tin greatest cotton growing district in the State Hu says that before the rains his crop was noi us good os usuul, “ though his neighbors soul theirs were very fine.” I lie Sen Island Lot- tun, on an average, wns better in comparison this year than the slum staple, up to ihe late rams, but has suffered more than the ol.ier from that cause, for this reason, thut with the short staple, utter it has sprouted, by sunning und keeping it tossed about until dned, we cun make u tolerable decent looking arlicl*-.; but when the Sea Island sprouts in the boll, it j* iiiipun.ibto iu roll ur gin it, from the fuel tbut the seed becomes suit ond crushes between die rollers, producing, as you know, a statued UII.I foul cotton sample. Of course the evil runs mi for weeks to collir, until nil llif vitb what opens Inter continues tbo difficulty. The Sea island platitcis must suw-gin thut portion nt their crop. They talk now of n loss id a third. I presume llm quantity of Sea Island thut will go through Newport und Cedar Keys du3 year, will lie between 4 and 51100 hides. ’ The Demonstration nl Now York. As ulrcadv stated by telegraph, n large mass meeting w ns held at Metropolitan Hall, New York, on Tbuisduy night, for tho purpose of adopting a testimonial to Copt. Ingruhum, ap proving of his conduct in the Knsta nllnir.— The meeting wus immensely huge. French, Italian, German, Hungarian, Swiss, and Cu ban exiles, gathered in immense numbers, marshalled under their respective revolution!)* ry banners. Speeches were delivered in French, Spanish, German, and Scluvoninn. Dining the proceedings a letter wus read fr i Hon Edwaid Everett, in which, nllur expressing fiis admiration of Cnpt* Ingraham's conduct, ho l From Iks Naw Orleans Picayune.] Important from Ihllmabun—Eleven Americium iliaenacr«tl. MaoofFiwsvillk, August 15, 1853. Fight with Indiant — Two American* Killed.—tn Ihe latter part of July, a man from Atkunsas, with his wife ami two sons (big boys) and some hull u dozen girls, (young sters,) reached Eslcto, en route to California. It scums that some distanco from here the iron lost all Ins cattle, (four yoke of oxen,) but was assisted to this place by some of Ins eompag- nonu de voyage. On reaching lore lie wus deprived of tins nesiaHtice, and consequently could not continue Va journey, not having sufficient funds to buy slock. Wliat was lobe done 7 They soon mud# up their minds on that subject, and after appropriating to their use lour yoku of sierra belonging to some Puebla Indiana of Soeuno, they started back for their homes. The Indians followed and overtook them at Waco iuiiks; demanded their cattle, which was refused them; the Americana commenced tiling; the Indiana did the same ; result, boll) tbu old man nod his eldest son were killed,and tin* Indians returned home with their property. The remaining poition of the family ure residing at Ealeta. Eleven Americans killed (>y Apache*—A party of Americans, numbering filty-one, oud California bound, reached hue about ten days sine*. < hie hundred miles from hero they lost, by Indians, nineteen of their finest riding i. On aim ing ol Esleto, they despatched hi of tliuir choicest men, mounted on thirled) of their heat remaining animals, in earth of the stolen oiks. When two days nl, going up a canon, they were surrounded till ml ltd and tiltv or two hundred A po und ten out <d the thirteen were killed, bit ol the three win* arrived here to tell thu me lias since died from the effects of the his nerves received during the fight. By he Indians liuve gained tliiileeu fine *, eighteen six shoolcis uud thirteen Mis- tssippi rifles. Another gentleman, writing from Mngofiins lie on the 2Utb till,, snvs to Ins IrienJ in Sun Me Ft ll tho circular purporting lobe addressed to the Minister of Austria is authentic, that Go vcriimout complains of Uupt. Ingraham's act as a menace of wur und a violation ol the lieu tiulity of Turkey. But in both respects the wrong and Ihe outrage were on the side ol Austiia. Koala was residing ut Smyrna, as wo leurn from Mr. Brown, under the protec tion of u Uskercte, grunted by tbo TmUisli Government at thu instance of the American Charge d'AlVuires, who intoicsted himself in Ins Iuvhi because bo had declared his intention to become an American citizen. Whether this ciiciimstance entitled him to such protection w as a question lor Turkey to decide, accord ing to her laws and usages. Under these cir cumstances, I cannot com eive that the Aus trian Unnsiil had any more right to send on armed fince to seize him, than wo would hav. bad, twoyuaiH ago, to ncikI an armed force up to Kntavah to seize the whole body ol Hull- ginisii lelugees. Important questiuns nf law, both municipal and international, present themselves m the case, some of which are now. On these ques tions—as our infuiiiiQliun uf fads is incomplete and unofficial—1 reserve my judgment. A letter wns also read from lion. R. J. Walker, approving L’upt. Ingraham's conduct, and asserting Ivoslu’s right to the protection ol Iho United Slates Government. A Fhkdiction.—A Northern contemporary suys:—Santa Anna will go to war with the United Slates—he will be beuteti as lie ex pects, und wishes to be—ho will then treat lot pcuce, and lie will cede to the United Stales tbu Mesilla Valley, tbo State of Sonora, n light of way across the Isthmus of Tctiuuulu- pec, and every thing else the United Stales will ugice in pay for. lie will receive millions as indemnification money, which lie und hi** compatriots in the government will appropri ate to their own private uses—ond then turn ing their backs upon, uud snapping their tiugeis at, their defrauded, dovvu-trodden country, they will retire out uf the reach ol us vengeance, into u place of concealment and safety, and enjoy, the best way ihoy cun, the wages nf their iniquity.” The North Star.—The N. York Herald of Saturday suys : — The stcuin yacht North Star, Commodore Vanderbilt, arrived hero at one o’clock yester day ullernoou, on her return from one of the must pleasing and extensive marine plei (lips ever recorded. She left our liurbor upon thu 2Ull» of Muy, am) since that lime Hleumcd upwards of filtftuo ihousuud mil nccuti, making excellent time, ultlmugli subjected to any extra pressure. Since 2tiih of August, thu Conunoduro and his mends touched at points of Asia, All Eutope; nod when they Iniulod in i eaterdny they luid accomplished the feat ot isititig a part of the .our quarters of the globe n twenty six days. Dining her absence the North Star astonished John Bull, wus admired by the Russian Court, guZcd ut*by the Suliuti uud almost frightened tbo Fupe; which pletes a series uf incidents unequalled histoiy ol even Yankee ships. The Column lute, the Indies, the gentlemen guests unr njoyiiicut of good health and spirits. .—A numbe t.... n.k you i ou ever know n a limiticr so h as this 7 As an evidence ol ;ul to go out and bury the n tuns who fell in the Guudnlu A request was sent to Lie ran, coimnniidiug at Fort Fill rinber of men to assist in perfni rites to the dead. Lieut. Wil l (town with twenty dragoons, Id he mounted,) und after arriving versing with tlmsu who bud escaped the massacre, In; soon bucumu satisfied that it Id be folly in him to atluinpl to go with bis i-, espcciallv as it seems tiiut at the bead fibs canon in which the fight occurred, the mlions live, there being an abundance of linc- iu tbo canon, with a fine spring of Arc. Thu escaped persons informed Wilkins thut limy would no h less tiinn suventy-livo or unt they were fully convinced tl tire dvloat of a smaller putty would L qu«*i ce. They concur in atuting (It tbu Indians to be ut least two hundred men All of us, who were personal friends of Lieut. W., advised him by no moans to jeopardize If nod party by attempting to go ou. n'nd fled the object for which ho had been scot, lly uh there wus no other possible ol gutting to the bodies of (lie dead limn by proceeding up tin same canon in Inch iltu unfortunate fullows were killed.” Mr. D. K. DilVenderff', U. S. Consul at El f Relief for the Sufferers. of the residents at Galveston, Texas, at pro ijourniug in New York, liuve forwarded $830 to the Howard Association of tbut city to utd in relieving the necessities of llto sic there. Other parties have contributed $151) in addition, making in all $1,280. Tho Now Orleans Relief Committee of N Ymk bus now closed its uccount, thu Howard Association there waving ample means on hand now, for ull emergencies. Tho aggregate i miltxiices, foot up $5li.-lG-!.l 1, as follows : N. Y. ciliien»...$33,NW VO I’cturiboro.N. Y...$l,000 HoMou, Aina* m.ooont) N. O. citizen* ti.flltf PruviUoucu, It. I. 3,00171 Ualuehom. l\i I Mi ,11.1 1,UMU) Huitdry pi Novriort, I London, 1 • 00 victuity of N. Y. 1,130 nowar*, a. 00 — The Mobile Keltef Commutes ol New Yor acknow ledge $015 in uddiliou to tbo amount* previously acknowledged. or i 'he camp meeting ut New Chap closed on Wednesday morning Inst. \> learn that twenty-nine were added lo the church during the meeting. Fi? 1 -* Wo understand, says the Charleston Courier, uf tho 2t3lh iust., that w hite frost nhreived in the vicinity of Aiken, yesterday inuruing. The Danish government has hpen ofti cially informed thut there nro 1,300 Danes the evo of emigrating to Utah. FiuJigiuU efforts are milking by the Murmoiis tluoughout the North of Europe to direct emigrants their State. ®*T lie New lie i lie, VC. iXcirs, says that a singular accident happened in Newbei lather in the clouds above it, on Tuesday last Just as Ihe severe thunder shower, which oc curred on that day wus iu full blust, h Turkey Buzzard wus scculbuuring ot a great height the air, souring almost among thodouds, ubov the distilleiy of J. C. Steven, Esq, Jut vivid flash of lightning occurred, the bird come tumbling from aloft, hut literally torn to pieces. The electricity, probably, in passing from one cloud lo ihe other, struck him and scaled his fate. We do not recollect of ever having heard of a similar instance of lite effect nj lightning. Frotestant Episcopal Church.—Bishop Boone proposes to sail for China toward the close ol October, and expects to carry with him a remlort emenr to the China mission. lit/*' The foreign missionary committee ex pect to send to Africa additional inissiunarieb by the vessel that is to sail from Builimoro on the 5th of November. It is stuted ut one of our English ex change papers that the niiud of the distinguish ed historian, Macaulay, has boon seriously impaired by the excessive uso of opium, ft would seem, says (tie New York Courier aud Enquirer, that the miserable fate of Campbell and the sad confession of De Quincy would have been warning sufficient to deter such a man as Macaulay from so ruiuous a habit. Amo all enndo • deu i ml ■ed Slh writes Mr. Ryan is just in from Chihuahua. He iris that by ordeis of Santa Anna die Mcxi- authorities there have taken from Mr. ighiner, trader, 1,000,000 vanls of his goods, •, kfccy say, not having paid full duties. “ Tho Mexicans are fighting among them- Ives. No resistaiic uil.iml should lie alley.” Another gciitletnni lie: Mr. Lighlncr lui vrites from Mugufliii9 sold out in Chihuahua. At least, the government of Mexico took from him forcibly about $18,000 of goods for more Hies, Haying he hud nut paid enough. “ A puny bus gone out from here on an ex- oring expedition to find the nearest railroad ute to this point.” The Indian Fionr.—The St. Louis Re publican, of the Mill inst., acknowledges the • ceip^oi the first number of “ Tho St. Mary iu/.eite.” This paper in published at Si. ury, in low'u, high up on thu Mt.isouri river, lie Gazette gives sumn uddition.il palticulur.*- I the fight on iho Flainn, on thu 21th of Jnlv, liich seivo to dfitcrinine. the number of liuli- is actually killed. This inlori.iolion was brought to Muj. Gatewood, lnd.no Agent, ni Bellevieu, by a baud of Indians. Tho Ottos, anJ Fnwuees, l-iwus, Sacs, and Foltuwotu as, io tlie numin!r of olio thotiBuml, weruunl a buffalo limit, when they weie met by the Sioux und Cheyennes, twelve hundred in limn- r, fifty miles beyond the Caw river. Thi nner took eleven scalps of the Sioux, and arc pposed lo have killed many mure, which •re carried off llm buttle field. One I own its killed, two Olios, ten Pawnees, and out’ iitawatumie wounded. A great number wen- minded on both sides. The bravest men of the tribes, on the hunt, ns well ns among tin* il Cheyennes, were killed. A great many horses woro either killod or wounded on both sides. III?* Too New York (Jhserver thinks the discussion of the Rusio-Tuikish question has shown— ‘ I low reluctant France and England, espe- lly Ihe latte( nro lo disttub those commur- l interests which a war would affect. So lung us England can inumifucturc goods, and nd them, unmolested, to all partH of the urld, she is prosperous. But no longer. With mniiulaetuics uud commerce uiicisturbed, Eng land is the must powerful nation in Europe. Not otherwise. This Cuhdeti secs. • England is potent for all sorts nf mischief, long us goods can be made and sold by fiei rebuilt-*. 1 >08troy her markets, ami she lull* u second rank, indeed she will be ruined She would become a nation of paupers, llui wealth is not in her land, but her machinery, Shu is not uvea so much a nation of shopkuep t-is ns of artizons. Should war arise, these people would be thiowii out of employ, oi might not be paid. But ill peace, the liulioi thrives. This bus become uu axiom, not only in England, but also iu France. Hence it n not a lolly and sympathetic feeling which pre vents the dismemberment of Turkey, nor cvei the humane desire lor the tranquillity of im Hons, for the love of pence, but thut tbo inter esi of commerce and manufacture may no suffer.” I From the Washington Btxr.) \Yu*liiogfon Ncw». The Indian Annuities.—The Indinn Bit reau ure jut,i now busily engogrd in sending out the Government annuities due to the sev ral tribes on our borders. To Michigan, th<. are thus to send about $ti0,0U0 ; to \V isconsin, about $30,00U; to Miuesolu, $MM,UU0 ; to tit Cuniial Supeniiteiidiiiicy, (tlio St. Louis Dis trict,) about $250,000; and to the Sutitbc Supenutfiiidency, abuut $150,000. These sum* lucludu the pay of the Buieau's employees n llirse various superiiiteudeiicies, aud the ounu Kies in money and kind due to tbo Indian; tins autumn, iu the fulfilment of all treaty stipulations. The instructions to the agent requiro all pay meals to the ludiuiis, to be imid> per capita, unless where treaty stipulation make pay meins in a ditVuicnt number ncccs ForelcsltemL Scotch farmers are emigrating to Ireland. They are settling iu the south and west,on ac count of superior soil and low rents. Eight thousand seven hundred a d fourteen persons visited the Dublin Exhibition on the 7th Inst. Lieut. General Sir Neil P uglas, K. C. B., K. C. H. died on the 1st instant, at Brussels, in thu 7 lib year of his nge, and alter a servico of fifty years. The deceased * -*rved during the most trying scenes of the Peninsular cam paigns, aud for no less a period than twenty- two >curs commanded the 79th Highlanders. He took part in Ihe bnillos of Busaco, the Py renees, Niveile, Nivc, Toulouse, and Waterloo. For his services at tho latter engagement he was decorated with tho Austrian order of Ma rio Theresa and the Russian of St. Wsldiinir (4tli class.) and for wounds received at Busa- co and Waterloo received a pension of £300 per annum. Sir Neil Douglas was aide-de- camp lo George IY T . ami WilliamIV'. Ho was a native of the city of Glasgow, ond was ties- cended from tho old Earls of Angus, through the Douglases ofL’ruxton and Stubbs. Tho Emperor and Empress of Franco, hav ing entail some oysters of a bad quality, have both been seriously indisposed at Dieppe. They walk about ail’d go to mass entirely unes corted, uud ihe Empiess has declined the pri vate bathing-place sot apart for her on the hcacli, and makes use of that which is employ ed by the other ladies. Why ehoiild’iit she 7 The people uf Madrid nio greatly alarmed by the appearance of the comet, which llioy suppose to he nu omen nf untold disasters. Thu German physicians have discovered that cm Imitate uf magnesia, used internally, is a valuable enra for w»r!.«. (Frew tbo New A'ork Herald of Saturday.] Talk on ’C'bmiKC* The • teamui’s news, as tar as breadstuff's were concerned, was considered favorable.— The private advices weie better than the pub lished uccouuts in the newspapers. This fact, with the interruption iu the receipts by the breuk iu (lie canal, had tho effect ol enhancing the price of Ilnur. Common State brands closed nt $G,25uO,37. Included in the sale were J,0011 hunclH State and 1.UU0 do. Cana dian, to arrive iu thu two til .at weeks of Octo- bei. Wheat was also better, with sales of some filty or sixty thousand bushels, chiefly .Michigan and Canadian, nt one or two cents advance. Friine Genesee wus held ot $1,52.— About 1,300 hales of cotton were sold, without change in prices. Sumo disappointment was felt nt not receiv ing lute Australian news. California intelli- imied to ho looked lor with much interest. At iust uccouuts the produce mar- eis at San Francisco were dull, and it wus xpeeted that Ihe next accounts would exhibit change lor the better. An improvement on quotations would lead lo iucrenficd shipments. Notwithstanding the absence of later news, the Shipping rates lor California were firmer.— Freights ns low as 10c could only be hud in nil vessels, whicD were scarce ; while first Iiish clippers, hijcIi as tho Fampcro, found uu difficulty in getting 50ii55c. per fool measure ment, arid iIioro nearly loaded in some cases obtained GUc. was stated iliat too much political impnr- e hail been given to the Kosta affair. Aus- hud committed a gloss lolly, and hud in- ed other governments to sympathize with her in nor foolish pretensions. It was thought that the government would do right in approv ing of the action ol Captain Ingraham in de manding the restoration of un individual bn nsi.leted or felt ussiued ut the time was an n**rican citizen. rim belief was expressed that the greatest impediment to any efficient action, in respect to the construction of a Facilic railroad, grow out tho rival cluims of tho different xamined by the various surveying putties, which would be reported on to the :Xt Congress. t Tbo New Yolk Sub-Treasury now contains $10,000,000 in gold, and a few hun dreds in silver coin. Tbo safe containing the coin is kept in the Custom House, und is com posed of double sheets ol iron, strengthened by cross burs or lattice work of cast steel tween which no instrument can cut or file.— The safe is fifteen feet long, eight wido, and about as tunny feet high, it is divided into two apartments, in the inner one of which the money is deposited, and it has three thick iron doors,each having two locks, the keys to which are distributed at night among the dif ferent clerks—tbo Assistant Treasurer keeping himself the register of tho principal key, that the safe cannot be unlocked unless all present. (Jo th sides of (lie safe are tier boxes, capable of holding in all ninn milli six hundred thousand dollars. They arc i: tilled with coin, which is pot up in hags of five thousand dollars each, except a few contain int* small amounts for convenience ; n making payments. The weight of the ten ‘ | n.ttu ill otiolody ic oiglileuit and ||||00 rter tons. sister FUNERAL* INVITATION. The friende sod acqntinUncej of Captain PETER WILTUEROER, are invited to attend Li* Funural Ceremony, at the Pulaski llonae, this morning at 10 o’Kfeck. DIED, In Macon, on Sunday evanlog, ISth inat, Mre. M*«- tua J. A. Drit.Mi AM, wife of William C. Burnham, and eecond daughter of John P. and R. A. Erana, in bar 23 J year. In the 531 year of hor age. i Ricuardsox, wife o* ‘ " DEMOCRATIC MEETING, nm — A Meeting of the Democratic Party of PsA Chatham conuty, will be held at tho Ex change Long Room, W(dneaduy night, (September 28) 7>* o'clook. Addreaeea will be delivered by frlonda of tho administration, and of the Democratio' tiokot for Governor, Congreaa and tho Legislature. «.r,7~2 UANUIOATI *(»K MiUlMLATUUK. Q0- Wo are authorised to announce Capt. ROUT. W. POOLER, a a a Candidate for the Roproaentative Brauoh of the Loglalaturo, at the ensuing election, •ept 7 HOARD OF HEALTH. A regular meetlug of the Hoard of lloalth WvJ5 will be hold Thia Day (Wednctday,) at 12 o'clock M. Members will examino their Wards und report. Dy order, B. A. T. LAWRENCE, "ep 28 Secretary U. II. CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF. Mr. Editor:—Plea*e announce Mr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for the offico of Sheriff of Chatham County, at tho election in January, 1851. jy 14 MANY VOTERS. CANDIDATES FOR JUDGESHIP. Mn. Editor You will ploaao announce tho lion. LEVI 8. D'LYON, as a Candidate for tho Judgeship of tho Superior Court of tho Eaatorn Circuit, and obligo je 22 MANY VOTERS. Wc are authorised to announce the lion. WM. O. FLEMING, as a candidate for the Judgeship of the Superior Courts of the Eastorn District of Georgia. jo 20 tf Mr. Editor You will ploaao anuounoe the Hon. CHARLES 8. HENRY ns a raudidatu for tho Judge ship of the Superior Courts of tho Eastern Circuit, and oblige | jo 21J MANY VOTERS. NOTICE. Tho steamer WELAKA, will positively leave on next Saturday, the 1st Oet.— Freight will be received as usual. **pt 23 2 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agt. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ac . 27. Per Central Railroad—211 bales Cotton, and Mdse, to i’arsou.k Co, C Ilurtridgo, Drown and Harris, W 11 May A Co, W H htiles, W P Yunge, Brigham. Kelly A Co, Agt M Ut C*>, T 8 Wayne, Bouton and Villalonga, Webster and Palmes, N U and 11 Weed, Washburn, ildor & Co, C 11 llarjue, Rowland A Co, Hardwick! mke, liuthucll A Co, l'rankliu and Brantley, W , J 11 Burroughs, J F Hamilton, 8 E Both well, Italm Orpurtiire of Mcnmcr* (ruin Navuunaii. K* unions Stair, Hardio, for l'iiUiidolphia.' I P M Alulmmu, Beheuck, for Now-York, nt l 1*. M. Planter.,, Wiggius, fur Cnntrovillage, Ac., at IU A. M. St. John's, Freeborn, Pnlutkn, ut 10 A. M. For »!»*• . - .-aday far Philad«lphia. “ ” u.—The steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins, * " tit mouth - . ting with Pacitio Aluil Steamship Company asteamers for Cal- nrlejiton.—Tho regular United Ftatos Mail Gordon, Cnpt&in Brooks, Calhoun, Cap Barden, and Metnnuira, Captain i’ostull, leave every moruiug at 4 o'clock, for Charleston, conueoting with Churleston atcaioshipa uud Wilmington boats, and v« every ovrning in Savannah at 5 o’clock, P. M. ir Florida.—Oitosition Link—Tho atouui-| Welakn, Captain N. King, leaves every Saturday tho above places. Departure oT (Jamon Central Railroad. Two Pasnrnokh Trains D* Evening Train—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and ar- veu at Mac >n a. 5‘ 4 A. M.,connecting with tho 8outh- .’esteru Railroad to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and b; stages thunce to lallahaasco, and other poiuta tioutl West. Morning Train.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. M.,andar ves iu Macon at (!>* P. AI. oonuecting v. ith the Macon night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and 1 Wayn „ , iug Easi Railroad to Milludgeviilefrom Gordon. LI.K ('OLLLCK.— Mu-* .Its II ii nil ri. Logurs, «| I (MHI to iho D< s Moil. (fd.l.UO for a Female Coffego i will opeu ill Novcmbci pul, uud Proli The. Chinese Mission wus certainly ten tiered to ihe lluii. Win. Allen, ol Ohio, whet recently iu tins city ; but tint the Mission t< Finis, as insisted on by his most ardent ud inirt'i* in Washington. The Attorney General (Cushing) wa denounced in me tesululions of Hie conven tion of iho “ diHiippoiiiled” in Mussaclun recently assombkd in Boston, us lepresentcd per telegraph. A Mr. Burstow of Sulen a spreeb, however, did ubusu him right heurli \y. 'The Hon. John Y. Mason of Va.—Fr intelligence reached Washington lust night representing tbo situation of this distinguished and popular gentleman tu he ulmosi hopeless, we regret to be compelled to w rite. Progress of the Redemption of (J. & Stock*.— During Ilia week ending ut 3, F. M., to-day, obout $300,000 in redeemable U. S stock were received ut the Treasury, uud dui cancelled. Faris Fa-hio.ns.— The curious on such matteis (that is, (lie lair sex) may car know that, in Fans, flounce* on silk dressei are wholly out of fashion. The Inst report hays:—“One deep flounce, originating flideiubly above the knee, Ims takeu the place ol (lie three and or even four deep ones which have held sway ever since the beginning of the past wintf*. This deep flounce is cut slightly on llm bills, nut enough to divide it so entirely from the mulerinl of (lie dress nt# formerly. I is beaded by a thick niche of riband luid on e arcade ; the skirl necessarily cut into scollop in order to tall into the pattern, while the flounce is also cut to meet the rise ami lull ol the ruche. The trimming must remain select few avail among the best of our Fans coutu rirres date venture upon tins confection. The design is at unco hold and elegant, adding to the graco of the walk, and much diiniiiialung the size of the waist.” Ol course, all lire stout females will “go ill ” for this flounce, in the hope that it will make them look like sylphs.—Correspondence of the A Y. Sunday Times. On the 15th lull, about i.OUU tbhrrmen 300 of their cruft were driven iulu the harbor of Portluud by iho gule. M iry Lo f South Ca ts College ir i Lungu ‘A 8si (•ported, ■Mi —The Victoria (T I'llm 3d inat., under th« ubovs heading ilont Lamar, iimteud of (icing deuil only married," Fads Cannot be Doubted. Let the alUicted read and ponder! — Jlore than 500 persons in tho city of Ilich ®v2S5a^ tn ond, Va., alone, testify to the remarkabli 'res performed by C ARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. The groat Bprlug Medicine uud Purifier nt tho Bleed uow imed by hundreds of grateful patieuta, who toi ‘fy daily to the remarkable curoa performed by the of all mediciuu), Carter's Spanish u Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Bcrofula, Eruptions Liver Disease, Fevora, Ulcers, Old Soros, A(13itr of the Kiducys, Disease* of tho Throat, Ftuiah Complaints, Pam and Achiug of tho Bones mid Joint! speedily put to flight by using this ^rontand lues liable icdy. all diseases of tho blood, nothing lias yet boon to compure with it. It elenuhcs thu ayi all impurities, acts gently and ctttuiuntly on tin aud Kidney a, strengthens the digestion, gives tho Stomach, nukes the Skin clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution, enfeebled by disease, or bro ken down by tho excesses of youth, to ita | vigor and strength. For the Ladies it is incomparably bettor than all the cosmetics evor used. A few doses of Carter's Spanish .Mixture will remove all sallowness of oomplexii bring tho roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to tho step uud improve the general health i kublo degree, beyond all thu modioinci rd of. Win tube COMMKKUAL iiotlo shipping cf os at So,, proper figure Ka8, l 4 c. cu is opeuiug and small shipments -At Bell's mills they are giving 35a37 i tlitTAl.NSCURTAIN MATERIAL, t ijiiNn iuti; covkkinos, *c„ AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL. W. IB. CAIUtVL 1 !# CURTAIN STORE Is No. 1 till L'licmuut-Ht., Flillndolpliin Corner bth-jt., opposite Ihe .State House. H K Ims always in btoro u full stock of Frotich Broeatellea; Do. 8atin De l.aines; iuUia Satin DnmuakH; I Table A Piano Covors, to. French Moiiuelte; | Gilt Cornices; Do. Plnslien; I Gilt Pins and Bands; Lace aud Muslin Curtains I Gimps, Fringes, ot every stylo aud price. I Cords, Tassels, Ac. N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES of all stylos ..nd rices; Buff Hollaudn; .Shade Fixtures, Brasses, t ad every thiny complete fur Curtains ot the ucwos'. Paris styles, aud at the lowest price*. Persons sending tho height and teidth of their window rames, can have tiieir Curtains made aud trimmed in he bent manner: see fashion Plates iu August number •f Godoy's Lady’s Buell. hi.!*.. i loini.i, v„r buililar*, uud dealers generally, supplied at tho lowest wholesale prices. W. 11. CARRYL, Importer of aud Dcalur in Furnishiag Goods, lo'J Chosuut -at., corner oth-slruct, aug 9 tf Upposito ti:e State House, Phi;a. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SOUTH WESTERN RAII.HOAP? moat eminent Chemist*, after care ful analysis, have decided that Boglt’s Lleo- trio Hair Dy e is superior to anything yot produced . aud at tho last .Mechanics' Fair held in Boston, tho ce lebrated chemist, Dr. Jackson, d'.scovuror of Ether, one of the Judges, after oarctul comparison and trial with all tho popular Hair Djoa of tho da/, pronounced Bo- Elcctric Hair Dye superior tu thorn all, and awarded to Mr. Bogle tho premium, being the first aud only instanco where a premium was given for a Hair Dyo. May bo had of—see udvertisemont. sop 2d— 1 hoart must ovon speak louder than words, wfipn wo roileet on tho lamentable fuct, that thousands of valuable lives might have boon saved, that have been a wept from tho face of creation, could they only have known the really valuable properties of “ Jacob's Cordial." sale ia this city by A. A. 8olomoks k Co. and W. W. Lincoln. i iep M lo 11'livi-H'is Ooiiig Aiuitli. II. >11.111. LINK. THROUGH IN IS TO f>0 HOURS. New-Vork and Churleston Semi-Weekly STEAMSHIP LINE. 1, \ Joliu Dickinson, i,uw Tone.; Cam man MARION, I \V. J. Foster. 1,200 Tons. J dor. UNION, 1,500 Toi SOUTHERN Ell. I,tWO Toi } Commander, i Thuuias Euun, / Comm ao dor. These stoamors are uurivuled on the coast for safety, ued aud comfort, experienced aud courteous couiuian- :r#, tables supplied with every luxury, will ensure avulers by this, every possible comturl aud acuommo- datloo. ttti" For Froight or Passage, having elegant 8tato ovmaccommodations, apply attheotlicu of the ^gent, HENRY M'iSROON, Corner East IUy aud Adgor’a Sou. Wharf. C'ahiu Passage $25 Sloerugo do $8 fin' Thu new iileauiship NASHVll.l.E, will be ady to take her place iu the liuu early iu November. Colnmbv. f o'clock P. M. P A ' Mrlve Leave Columbus daily at P o'olock AM i « tborpeatll^ A.M., arrive at Macon xj-'M °«l«- neotmg at Macau each way with Cent?a?'n.'|l Cu,l ' train* to Savannah, Augusta and ililled**Ttn roa4 Maoon and Woatern traina to Griffin, Atlanil ii’ r ,th Cbattanooxa, Nashville. Ae. AU anu, Laiton, Connecting daily at Columbus, by fut linear- . " i? Opelika, thonoe 64 mlk. by « «>*«, Road to Montgomery, Ala. 1 * Rail Connecting at Oglethoipe with Tallahaisso t- faula mail stages. ••••asseo and E u . Passengers breakfast and dine at Fort Valley. ' Macon, Aug. 31, 1853. U t f °* W ' Ai> AM8. niontiiolicr i'c»i7al4r insiitu,!. VI 1SS MARTHA M. BUELL Prin,.i. . I0 * iVl Teacher cf tho higher English BraSf Misi ADKIJNB B0RK, ) Mu.ic Misa Luc *ktva 8. lloorKR. Drawing. P«i fc ,i- » broidery and Instrumental Music. 8 ** ftUn f»Etn- Mdllo ADKLIXK C1IAU8Y, French. Rev. 8KNK0A G. Bhauq, Chaplain. The 25th Term of tills Institute will comm.* Ootober - g: “ e,,J 10 th> A Prospectus and any Information may he s.i. application to tho Secretary and Treasurer * number of Pupils is limitod, it is important th.. Al ,li1 application should be made. ‘ 1 lh#t «Mly W. 8. WILLIFORD, 8ecfy and Treaj’ r . (From Bishop Elliot's Annual Addr?. 1 .* ** With tho coueent ol the Board of Trustee. I-i the Institute uuder tho charge of a lady u.iii.r , ce ^ well known. Miss M. M. Buell, and Invited Rufus 51. White, who had just at that moment rnV**' cd the charge of 8t. John's Church, to accent ih* torshipef tho Institute. These appointments with the continuance of the Rev. Sir. Bragg atof* t f* t atitute, should gtvo paronta every confident* that *» C us the sehoul has heretofore been, such will It be L c ® after. 1 commend it most heartily to the Diocss* *' suring it that the School has uevor been iu « nor ' “* ditiou and praying it to uso every exertion not ’ mit an Institution to go down wliloh has been Luii»- at the expeuso of so much aacrifioe aud sufforiug ■ Up sept 2(1 tw tiN B ’ illA'lllAN T" E «“*'«l.' ! ' “f ll| i» Itmiiulluu Kill b>: 1 ou Mouday,October lot!,, undert.to min..'.. . cl J. II. MA1.I.AHU Mid UliltNAItU MAI,LOS i. sofliate Principals. 1 Tho aoadomio year is divided into four nuarUr. # olevou nocks oacli, » rollon,: I Mn ‘I First quarter commences Octobor 10th, and end* n, ccmbor 2U i. Beooud quarter oommeuoes January lit. IR51 uds March 18th. * ’ m l^Thiid quarter commoncoa March 18th, and cndiJua* Fourth quarter comuiencos June 10th, and endj An gust 27tli. Thoacadomy is organized into fivo dopartmeuti-. Primary, luterniediato, Grammar, Classical and Voun* Ladies. » No exponse Ims been spared to fill the several dmru incuts with wull-quulified and experitneed toachtn The young Indies will be under tho thargo of j ' n Mam.AKIi, unfilled by Miss M. A. CALLE.XPZR i educated iu tho best schools of Northauiptcn’Mii. usotts, and Ims been for tho last three year* stint • pal of a female academy in this State. * The classical department will he under the chirr* tf Mr. Isaac F. Cady, a graduate of Brown Uulvsiiltr for two years classical teacher in the high school m Provideuce, aud lor the last six years principal ot tu high school in Warruu; Rhode Island. The grammar department will be undor tho chirr* of 11. Mai.lo.x, us heretofore. Tho intermediate department will be taught by Mr U .„o" . graduate of Ogiotjiorpo University| Tho : . M. KEYSTONE STATE, Capt vo an above. [;o to Philadelphia postage apply t C. A. L. LAMAR. ep at 4 o’clock, I*. M. The splendid steamship ALABAMA, Capt. Geo. R. Suhenck, will leave us freight or passage, apply on board, or to PADELlUltD, FAY k Cl>. FOll NUW-YOUK. To leave on SATURDAY, October , ui at U o'clock, — M. mAIl The United Staten Mail Htoamship AUGUSTA, Captain Thus. Lyon, will ovo. For freight or pannage apply to PADELFGRD, FA x A CO. FBK UUiING’ft FKKKV AND ALL IN- terim'dluto l.arnlini;H. ill knowu steamer OREGON, —, will learo an above ou Saturday Evening, the lit OotoMr.at sight or pascuge, apidy on board or to KINCtlLEY A. THOMAS, Agin. sb=Esak=33t=irSRt !'r A illiliiut'iy uiul i'aiicy Goods Takes tliin n uf iuforiuii nity, tlmt reel, x thu l.adit will op. 149>i Ei us OU IlH s, Mai leltes, 811 tlio Store No! r to Messrs, ill keep oou- iMouduy uu ' WM K Ee tiilus, . lee ve». orders from tho uity aud country, promptly . riety of Bonnots, Feather Collars, I'ookut lluudkurchieis , Hosiery, Tr ' ” ” tf *P 24 lToai’iliiiK. TIILundrrsigiicd rcepoclfully informs liin frirnd* and tho public, that ho has thoroughly repaired tliat laigu auu airy house, (routing uu Washington square, where ho ia fully prepared to furnish as good accom modation as uuy buatdiug house iu tliin city. sept 27—<1 HUGH1 DARKEN, BOAHUIMi. TWO Gentlemen can bo uc’oommodstud with good and comtoitable Board iu a private Family. Apply at the corner South Broad aud Price street, huuth 1ILTTLK, i'OKlv AND HLLF. f > KCE1VED per Alnl»u...n— IV NEW PIG PORK, F. M. MF8S BEEF STRICTLY PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER. I sept -2J J L r S T R E <; K I V i : 1) — 1D.0J0 Rio Hondo. I' .lKiO Noriega. 15.H>) Cousoiaeiuu, lo,UU0 Gold Leaf. 6,two Addulina, 6,00(1 La Palma. 5.U00 Niagru, 5,o#W St. C'entama. 5,0#W Vitentia, 6,000 W usliiugtou. 1 o.OOO Emanuel Amores, 2,000 Cabana. Alt"*, hue cut Tobacco, of Anaerson, Goudwii licntlml Brands, in Tin Canisters. Tin Foil u s by nept 27 null kiu.au t o the effect* Call ! A large number ef certificates of romarkabio Performed on persons residing in the city of Richmond, Va., by the use of Carter's Spanish Mixture, is the best evidence that there is no humbug about it. The press, istrates, physicians, nud public mon, 'oiumunity, all add their testimony b (in*.at BloodPottmcit. few hundreds of che cortiticatos around tho bottle. None genuine unless signed, BENNETT A BEERS, Druggists. Principal Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE A CO., No. 83 .Mauicu Lane, No* - York. T.W DYOTT A SONS, and JENKINS A HARTS- HORNE, Philadelphia. BENNETT & BEERS. No. 125 Main street, Rich mond, Va. Aud for sale by A. A. SOLuMONS A CO.. THOMAS 31. TURNER A CO., aud JAMES It CARTER, Sa vannah, aud by Druggists and Country Merchants everywhere. Price 81,OU per bottle or six bottles fur $6,00. ood ly may 18 Wiimot’s Jewelry Store. 'I'llL HUHSCKIMISU lias on baud, and i X ouiistantty receiving from tho best aad iuost respi _ Vars, Spoons aud Forks; Sil ver Plates and Waiters; Tea Sots; Castors; Cups nud Saucers; Goblets; Tumblers; Pap Boats; Soup and Sauce Ladle;; Pie, Ice Cream, Cake and Fish Knives; Solid Silver Dessert, Pickle nud Butter Knives; Nap kin Kings; Salt Cellars and Fruit Knives; Silver Plated Spoons, Forks and Ladl»<q Cako Uaoksts; Casters; Waiters; Snuffers and Tray*; Ivory QBlanee-llaudlc Knives and Sliver Plated on Steel Table and Dessert Knives. Fine 21 day Marble Mantlo Clooks and common Brass Clock* of every descriptsun. Gold aud Silver Lover aud I/epine Watches; Fine Enamelled Hunting Watches; Gola and Silver Thim bles; Geld and Silver Spectacles; Gold and Silver will bo given I his long experience and extonsive facilities, he eouhdeutly believes lie will satisfy all who may favor him with their patronage. Ilia prices aro as low, and terms as liberal as at any establishment in the State, mar 18 8. WlLMOT, No. 1 Market-square. X8S3.I FALL SALES. 11853. iiAicDvvvici:, (:i'm:nv,.v«. SAMUEL PALMER & SON, 148 Congress aiui 07 ht. Juiiun-sts., Gibbon’s Building, I I A\ I! now in slorn h general usMirtm. nt of I X American aud English HARDWARE, CUTLE RY and EDGE TOOLS, and aro constantly receiving additions thereto. .Merchants, Planters, Builders, llouvckoepors and others, aro iuvitud to examine our stock, which embraces a great variety, and will be sold at the low est prices. 3ui sept 26 NOTICE. MIK SKATS in llie posed of, will bo - - tober let, at 8 o’clock. By order of J. Del. a MOTT A, Pre»ident. _ I Coloi . t Flannels, Plaiu and Brocauc Sitka n tths tow list prices, i, Ladies’, Gent’s und Child’s Hosiery, N. W.Trim minus. Cambric »nd Swiss Bauds, Earn'd aud Plain L C 11'1 kls, etc., iust rtcM and for sale at the lowest prices b/ [sept Z7J DsWlTT 4 MORGAN. I'oit fiAliL* IRON STAIR, apply UHliUS A'VO llUilKIM;#. JAME.S H. CARTER & CO., Wiiolcsalo and Retail Dealers iu DR UU S, MKD/UIAKS, <JHUMICALS,OILS VAIM'S, ULASS, HR if SUES, VF.Kb'U- MERY, INSTRUMENTS, PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY ARTI CLES, bfc.., tfc., ire. TO MERCHANTS.—Merchants, wishing topurchasi ill hud ertain ey w ill he pleased botli with the quality aud pri. any Sou TOP ined t tern murke YsICIANS.—Physicians u be bought respectfully k of Drugs, Chemi- iieuts, as tliey w ore seloeteu h. . warrant thum fresh and gonui' Dr. Gurdou'a long cxpurieuoo in tlio ]>raeti.;o of Med icine, qunliiiob him for Hppreciutiug thu lug period satisfaction in tilling PATENT MEDICINES.—All ui tue most Modicines uf llie day always ou baud. PAINTS, OILS A GLASS.—A^argo stook of White Lead and every variety of Color, Oils of all uiuds, Lamp, Train, Linseed aud Neatsfuet; Window Glass of all sir^s, French uud American. PERFUMERY i FANCY GOODS —A largo variety of all kluds of Perfni Dim’t forgot to d their ulock bo' ry, Cologne and Extracts, Fi Smelling Phis* every article usually kepi J H CARTER k CO.'S iy :TAl»LK DRY (iUUI)S. sob and B d qualities, Irish 1.incus, Linen Damasks, iapiuus, Plain Liueu, Huckaback and Daiu- ls, Crush Dowlas. Apron Cheek, Hickory id and White Flannels, etc., just received lo by | sept 27 | Dr.WJTT A .MORGAN. aaln—SOU bbla. best airing of I UhT reccivcii in •V Tliomastou Liino. 6LNJ bubliels White Corn. 2u0 do Maryland Data. 100 huudlos Northern Huy. Apply'to Z. N. WINKLER, _aug^0 lin Williamson'* Buildings. Vup* COHN AND ;>I£AL.r OAn IIUSIIKLS Prime Western Coru. OUU 150 do fresh ground Moxl. 24 hacks Georgia Flour, ‘JS lbs. each, ju*fc received and for sale by | sept 27] CliAS. II. DURYEE. J.aROClIE k BOWNE. 1 ,'Ll.'TJN4i I IlONN, Pinking Irons uinl Flu- ; ting Scissors. For sale by “31 27 F. \V. CORNWELL. 10’2 Uryan-at. J 13112—luOlihl*. Lime for sale by J acp 26 •’ MINIS k FLORANCE. BERLIN k NATHAN'S, sept 27 under St. Andrew’* Ilall. .4115 HUTTKlt AND UIlKKWIi.-Ju.t |JKI 1 ' BKRU1N i'NATII AN"S, sept 27 undor St. Andrew’s Hall. received pur steamer Alabama, a Family aud 10 bbls. IBrom Smith j* Fkiur.alU s«I*t 27 FOR DARIEN. Brunswick, Fancy Bluff, Jrjj'crsonton, St. Mary’s, Ccnlrecillugc, and all intermediate landings. The new uud fust steam puukot ANTEH, Capt, Wiggins, will leave the above places un Wednesday morning, the 28th Scpt'r, at 10 o'clock For freight or passage, having superior accommodations for passen ger*, apply ou buaM at Ferry wharf, or to KJNC1JLEY A THOMAS, Agents. Btl" No Freight received nttor 9 o'clook eu tho morn tld" Ail lruights payable in Sovnnnuh, and all su on tlio w I FOR N T.W-YORK .'lie regular (>ackor. Im et wilu dispatch fur ightor passage, apply .ep 20 \] « t it ii..—CuiiHgum ll from New York, will iandiug this day li. K. WASHBURN, Agt. ni r bsi k Pi U r DeUlill attend to tho reception oi . it. Cauieu. JGIIN it. MALLARD, > „ . BERNARD MAl.l.ON,j 1 Mew Grocery Mine. COPAttTNE UH 11 Fl»N DTI UE. r pllK timlursigiieil having funned n co-iiartiicrihip J. tor tho purpose of doing a General Grocery mi Liquor Business, linvi. this day otiuiied a large sail veil selected Stuck of Groceries and Liquors in the column diouB store uuder tho Mnrshnll House, where they i*. vitu their friends uud the public to an inspection of They hope by strict and aoooiunioduitg L keeping a constant rs iuto tho ir busincn.nl by BKLLIKO at i.owKsr cami c<llCSS, to uieruaiiUul share of publia patmutge. Having made arraugemeuts to keep themselreimp. plied by eaeli suceessivo steamer with all goods in ihtir line, that enter lurgoly iuto (amily use, but which fr»n their perishable nature uuuuot he kept long; home* keepers enn always have the aasurunco of ohuimof such artiolus at their store, net only riusu, but of the best quality, T. HYLAND. sop 12 2m P. Ii. O’NEIL, itediicliou iu Price BOGLE’S HYPE IRON FLUID, For Restoring, Preserving and Adorning tile Hair, 3 LOW BATHS, VIZ: i 60 cts. reduced to 25 cti. very thing else has failed, Regie l effected a pertneuent cure. Bogle’s Electric Hair Bye, IS AHOrUEU WO.NTHLllgor TIIK iOE. It instantly covert* Rod, Oroy or unsightly Ilsir, in* o a beautiful Black or Browu, literally dying it the nomeut it is applied, nt tho sumo time improving the loltnt>« uml lluxibllity of the hair. Jt does nut stain till r used,u e establishes its superority c All goods t the expe H. K. WASHBURN, Agt. by him, being at tlio corner of .u-«treets, whore, ns Justice, Ko- d Collector, lie will promptly at- JUaTJl'L’H MFFIUK—1 r teud to an uusiuens euirustcu to mm. as collected. .tfvYllART, J .P. WANTED. 4 COMPKTKNT Cook, Washer an«l Ironer.— iV Apply at this office. 6 sept 28 NOTlUi;. 4 LI, PERSONS nre buretiy notifiml, that tbo iV. Pro(.orty or JASPER ROSY, doouasod^on the any portion U, F. ROSY. Fall and Winter Dry Goods. G. B It 0 WN’S CHEAF) CASH STORE. TIIK ralncTifcTiaruooi, my by stuumcra W'rckly, h s Fall and Winter Stouk, to which he rcspoctluliy solicits public atteutiou. *" " " 1 Figured Silks of the newest stylos. a day, 6th (Jot ughtou a Plaid Colored Mm Silk and Wool Plaids I Frcu.:hand Eng. pr r Children' - - -i n 8- Priute and Jaconet Cam! do Edgi.., A largo variety of llosciry. ’ -1 *‘ i, all price*. ’ nd Table Cloth Dam i aud Huotoli Towels aud Diapors, cto., etc., with a good assortment n aud Wl ' All ot which will be sold at extremely low prices Shirtings, Brown and White. ’ hioh will be avid at uf Barnard aud Broughton-, 111 half do do. C bids new Loaf Lard. 5o Reynold's Canvass'd extra Hams. -0 bags best Rio Coffee. J UHT RICC’J), p 10 dozen Flavory Extract Ml do Reading Sauce. 5 do United Service. 3 do ludiaSry. 3 do Finnuh.Mustard, do Blackberry Jam. clir. Win. ll.lSiewurt— Roast Beef, fresh D -Vater, Pre Raspberry Syrup. Peach buslic.lh |*rliuu Western Corn (it: : sale by COHENS k HERTZ, V/ sacks.) Ft ■opt 23 \! JUCKKKliL, C'ODFIHII, &t*. X l 25 bb.s uud 2U blf do now largo No. 1 Mackerel. , 20 do do No. 3 do. 2,INK) lbs now Codfish, und 100 boxes scaled Herrings. Lauding and lor sale by t«»»l't26 SCRANTON, JOHNSTONit- CO. M anufactured TobnccoA; scgai'N. 6*1 boxes Grant k William's fis and 8s Tobacco. 40 do Irwin's do jo do. 60 do Auderson’s do do do. 30 ijuarter boxes Ward's 6a Tobaooo, r Plantation t and for sale by URANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. (UAJIPAtiNE A T $10 PKR BASKET.—20 bn*kni»> lirnmicil Li Phu-nix, of direct importation. Just received a' BERLIN k NATHAN'S, ■t?pt 28 ^uudor 8t. Andrew's Hall. I ' R I. S II l*RE.SERVEH.—Siruwbomea, \J Limes, Chamois, aud various other kinds of fresh reserves. Just rov'd ot BERLIN <fc NATHAN'S, BERLIN i NATHAN'S, under St. Andrew's Hail H ay.-p. sale by foot of West Uf.vJ-st. — i LON,* 0 foot of Wokt Broad-st. Cheese, and fur sale by [»ep 28J W. D. FORD. TOBACCO—TOBACCO. I ^LDOUADO, Fig Twist. Fvrrd'a Extra lb j Lump, and Rmtoil’s Honey Dew, all of superioi quality, and for sale by (sop 28] W. D. FORD. I J K COFFi£ B.—lb bugs llto Uuiiuo, for i family usu, for sale by W. D. FORD. ^ TKAM-TBA8. .’.\ I RA GrcflU and Black Teas, warranted of tho A best quality, for sale by >. •«PJ« W. D. FORD. ^ CC*AU8.—Crushed, Loaf, Powdered, nud O Browu Sugars, for aalo by Hp 2S W. D. FORD. the U *’u vhilat the latiier Bogle’s Aniolc Shaving t'rcaoi Is an urtic.c uf rare merit, its mild and deturgeut j-rup- t tno skin from chapping, and also lend hauges uf tho tomperuturc or dim;*, tier is belli creamy and lusting. Bogle’s Hebeaiona, Fur preserving mid beautifyingthe coniplexiuu amlrea. during it fair aud delicate, is without a rival. Ail these urticlus have stood tho test of the itrictrit inventigaiiuu^JuuLurc considered to bu the oulyuiel worthy of gracing tho toilet of beauty, tisto audhA* da. For sale by A. A. Solomons *, Co., J. U. Moote Co., W.W. Liuculu, Jas. 11. Carter, J. A. Mayer »i Thomas M.Turner k Co. lawM je2I A Hals ! Hats ! ! Hals ! !! Juwt roc'tl, pur Alatiamu, n large lot of min'd mid untriai'd llonuuls, Umhrcllni and, very variety of Fall and Winter Hats, l apr.Ac- will sell a bolter new sty lo Silk llat, (amlul otr anulacturo) ut $3.5U. than can ho priducniia e null Hats, I put no othui tip", especially those that Ii BELIJEN i LU. llntii tu SI. j>ZQ Aftor this ditto, wo shall sell Beoto’s fiat lbs | J| of tho fall style, ut $1 for cash. m2& N. K. BAHNUM k CO, nu zi 17f> nroughton-st., opposite St. And row's Bilk A11. AV ltUOK*. DECEIVED BYJOHN M. COOPER ICO. TirtSUAY, BKI*r. 27th. THE Romance of The Forum, or Narrativcf, Stew* '' * ’ *'• ' Courts of Justice; tj Ptut at Law. Musicians , by Mrs. E.F. EiW author of "Tho Womon of the American RivoluUot. The Experiences of a Barristor ; by Warren WW* nor, Ek.i., of tho Inner Temple. Tho Ruo iltoetiuns of a Policeman; by Thos. W»t«n. Tho Confessions ef au Attorney; by Guitarul Sharp, Esq. Overing, or Tho Iloir of Wychorly—a historical ro* manco ; by Eldred Grasoen, Esq., tuthtr ot ‘ IM Puritan," kc. Rose Somerville, or A Uneband’a Mystery aw* Wifo's Devotion; by tho Author of "The lint I»“® Step." Good Annt Tunny's Budget of Stories and I.e?enU. for childreu; Translated from the Gorman—Illustrate with t ifty spirited Engravings. r . Apples of Gola in Pictures of silrcr; edited by If ward B. Follow*. All pieces lathis work by tho pupils iu the Ward or Publk of Now York, as a part of suinr, their studios. Jjiinthuu’s Yankee Almanac for 1851. writn w , jliools of the city tiieir oxoruisus whilst pur- unumtl*.—7s bbl». Suiutl’. Otuilmi »«* dsred Sugar so" 1.1.1a* HiuartfA 111 C Clarified Sugar 23 hhdk P. Rioo and 10 do Prime St. Croix do 60 casks It ByaM Quarts aud Pints London Porter (V) bbls Sugar, Butter und Soda Crackers 25 fcoxMSoda Biscuit 30 bbls ana 76 kegs prime Loaf Lord 60 mutU Superior Old Government Java Cents lu bags J.aguay ra W .lo J'rfmo uia nio Jl 5 pipes Meder Swan Gin 20 I'bU \Yinier hi rallied nnd P Bleached Whals Oil 300 boxes No. 1 Pale and Family Soap 20 cat>ks Superior Sugar Cured liams 50 boxes White und 50 do Colored Cheose 100 do New Scaled Herrings 100 do Adamant iue Candles Nl to fioadol’s G s and H's Tallow do 50 do do Pearl Starch 40 de Givund Coffee 20 do do Pepper ■•’Ft 27 do Fools Cup inAHTON, JOUN8T0N<W KUtimiiN M.T1CK. ,, O N TI!UKHl»AV,Ulli OctoEor liexl, Council * “ elect a CITY TREASURER, to ‘ l, ‘" C ‘L, occasioned by the dcutli of Joseph George, E**} • City Trcasuier. , . , n Ef , Applicants will hand in their appli®* 1 * 0 "*.‘ M » (stating the names of their accuritics,) o'clock, A. il. of that day. Aunual Salary $000 and fora. Bond fl.'JW- By order of Council. an ». EDWARD O. W1L90S. ■on At Clerk of louecO WM. J. HUNT’* . Hhavinu ttiicl Iluii'-<lrci.ili<W 100 I1IU.UU.ITON-S" Whbl, , |iIL ni.iI. At.i.nkitH 11 Andrew s i -Just lUMivedto’ - LaROGUE k r' York, tor • ' ■ep 20 , ROUT. HABERSUAMjL' # (lAGtaNG AND ltOFB.-p, U JSl I > Bagging, 100 coti* Bale Rope, SJi T Z. bTzj. For salu by L*opt24] C011EN8 4 B I£EF.—10 MibbU. Fulton Murkoi B"®" received instore, and for aale by n . B yu>'K. _aept 24 —- H AY.—I5U b.loe l.rime J|!Sc» ..l.b, [.entail BOWLAMJj/.y \r OTICB.—The.ulu'criher hng. < «• his frieuds and numerous patrons, th* " wl ;|H ing Saloon has been closed for the pMHOw shortly re-opened, of which duo notios wu yjjool^ NVf:: je 31 MUUTIIH Pl« ikon. , fiurl.l.nrrio In lot. tn.nlt |.iircbMcr*- New York prio.^ RE wLOWtfi- Mr. H. W 1 NOTIOB. J^lmiNG .Mir uUeiten from tin .MV ■“avrlf* * caJ Ll
