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Yetrl) advertisers, exceeding in their advertisements lh« average number of linos agreed for, will be ehxrged at i r.>| '>riioua\ ratos. Advertisements scut to this office withoutdireotione, as to tho number of insortlons, will bo published dail outil ordered to bo disoontiuuod, and charged accord l ugly r the Edit BY MAGNETIC_TELEGRAPH. [From tho Charleston Papers.] The London Timet, in its issue of tho 14th inst., announced that tho Emperor of Russia littd rejected tho Sultan’s modifications, and war whs condsidercd inevitable. Previous accounts stated that the English and French Consuls had left Jassey, and that a great pmiic arose from the circumstance. General Linders was advancing with a fresh corps of Russian troops upon Moldavia. Tho Czar was to proceed at once to War saw, to meet the Emperor of Austria at Ol- uiutz, a strongly fortifiod city of Moravia on the liver March, 40 miles N. E. of Brunn, in which Lafayette was confined for many years from 1794. The Turkish troops on the Lowor Danube, under tho command of Omar Pasha, insist on lighting tho Russians, and it is feared that the l'aslm will bo uuable to subdue their funati* Advices from Spain state that the Hon. P. Soulo will be received at Madrid as United States .’Imister. Pnciflo Railroad Company. Baltimore, Sept. 29, 8 P. M. I he Pacific Railroad Company tnet at tho Metropolitan Hall, New York, on Thursday, when $43,000,000 wore subscribed to the un dertaking by fifty-sevon individuals. Tho meeting then adjourned for a fortnight. News from Washington.—Wo copy the following from the Star: Col. John C. Fremont. — We regret (ex tremely to write that we have news per tele graph from St. Louis, saying that Col. Fre mont has been compelled to abandon his journey of exploration to California (overland) and return to St. Louis, oil account of the con dition of his health. Secretary Alarcy loft Washington this afternoon for the North, whither ho goos, it is understood, to discharge the melancholy duty of uttending the interment of tho remains of his ion, who diod not long ein.. im iL. W..t Indies. The Kozsta Affair in the Cabinet.—A special dispatch in the Philadelphia American says: “The Cabiuet was in session nearly 'fivehours on Monday. Mr. Alarcy’s paper on the Kozsta case wqs discussed, but its con sideration was not concluded. It will not be published for soveral days yet. It ie a very strong and decisive paper, calculated to com pletely dinar ran go the nerves of old fugydom. Tho Cabinet will not likely materially change Mr. Morey’s points, although they may revise tho mude of expression. The Epidemic.—The reporter the past week, ending yesterday, says tho N. (J. lint• Irtiu of .Monday, exhibits a very favorable con dition of the disease. The total sums up 252, otnhich 114 are of yellow fovor. That our ab sent friends umy have sumo idea of the abate ment of the disease, wo would stato the fact, that tho whole of the interments by yellow fu- u*r for the past week ore less than those of any one day in the whole month of August. For the week ending on the 18th inst., the deaths from yellow fever were 205 ; from other diseases, 118 ; total 342, muking a decrease for last wook of 91 deaths by yellow fever. . Cotton Freight Reduced.—The Chattanooga r ‘talus Unit a further reduction of freight mi cotton from Chattanooga to Charleston and ba- vauurth has been niailfl, so that the rate from Teu- iicsiee river to the seaboard will henceforth he aixty ceuis.—yuthcillt Banner, 20lA. In alluding to the above article, tho New Orleans Bulletin of Monday says: Here is another attempted divernion from New Orleans id that staple which forma the mainspring of l>tr commerce. Such efforts must be met by corresponding efforts on our part, audsuch re ductions by corresponding reductions, or they will succeed. Cotton will seek the seaboard by tho chcopeat route, just ns surely as water will *«ek its proper level. We wish all of our contemplated railroad connections were effect- The Fatal Duel in Texas.—We have al ready mentioned that Major Arnold, the Com mandant at Fort Graham, Texts, had been killed in a pergpnal rencontre with Dr. J. AI. Steiner, the post surgeon. The arms used woro pistols, six-shoolors, and Alaj. Arnold re ceived four shots iu his body, of which he died in about fifteen minutes afterwards, Dr. Steiner being uninjured. Each ol Steiner’s shots took effect. Arnold fired twice without elfo.l, Another Bank in New York.-A rumor ia current in German circles in Now York that the Bank of Darmstadt, an institution of high character, with a capital of $20,000,000, pro poses to establish u branch in that city, with a capital of $10,000^000, and there is reason, it is •am, to boiteve that the rumor is well founded. The introduction of such an amount of foreign capital into that city could not fail to havj u very marked effect upon the inonoy market. 1 he Dainkbe Charges—Turkey and the New York Exhibition.—A dispatch from Washington dated tho 27th eays: Tho Do- partment has investigated tho Dainese charge against Air. Brown and his dragomen at Con stantinople, and in its decision tho Department fully exonerates the lattor. A letter has been received hero from Con stantinople, stating that tho Sultan has come to tho determination to sond no vossol with specimens of Turkish industry, & c ., to tho New York exhibition, in consequence of the Cruise among tho Islands of tho Northern Pacific, !*y La plain Erskiuo, contains some spirited desenp. lions of the habit* and customs of the nativoa of that region. Tho captain visited tho Samoan Islands, whore tho iniasionorios publish a nowspapor in the native 1 anguago, and whore ho found tho inhabitants vory poaceabln, aud so littln disposed to war that, were they attacked, they would probably practice the injuctions of the Peaco Society. Very different from these inoffensive folk, and affording a striking contrast to tbom, aro the inhabitants of the Feejbu Islands, among whom cannibalism prevailed until quite recently, and is still far from unknown. Lying off the shoro at night, you will hear u drum beating tap-n-tsp, tap a-tap, tap a tap—it is the death drum of a cannibal feast. Not only do tho Feojoeaiis oat their prisoners taknn in war, but tho samo horriblo doom awaits tho wretched victims of shipwreck. Vainly may tho stranded mariner proeont himself a casual traveller requiring hospitality—the hungry villagers detect what they term "salt water in his eyes/ and tnHng like nears on ihnir prev. So ha bitual indeed has been tho practice, that the mis sionaries say that the Frenjuoau language contains no word for a simple corpse, but the term used iin plies tho idea of food, just as if wo might have other word than mutton to describe our sheep. Is evoni ascertained that in periods of scarcity fami lies will exchange tholr children lor this horriblo purpose. Hut tho ordinary modo of obtaining ply, in time of penco, is hy kidnapping, and tlo«h of women is preferred to that of men, these raids generally fall upou tho so!W sex. We shall i(Uoie one narrative from among tho many horrors •» U rauignut, j iiasuroucx K DO. TAD Moknuna, G II Mitchell, MoCoskor ft Treanor. J H Moore A Co, D C Mnllott k Co, A 11 Lnco, W K Wash- burn.Woll. k Durr, O Uartridgo, J Foley, J E Cady k Co, W Siller, J Doyle, dauby a to, and eider! * Psrsohr C looser,from l’hiladolphis-Mdso to Ogden k Banker, T H Milts. Andenone ft Co, M A Cohen JV Connsratk Co. Webster A t^nies, G 11 Johnson,’ Me Mitnon A Doyle, Holcombe, Johnson k Co. Craae A Itodgeri, N BA U Wood, T 8 W^ync.&l j Solomons, John Doyla. N A llxrdeo A Co, A Mode* liro, I, M Li- i. ,r “ 4 Cunningham, L 8 Bennett k Co Jaeob Waller, and order. Tor steamer Gordon, from Charleston—Mdse toC R 5®*’*• Most*. 8 M Lalhteau, R Habersham k Son. 8 T Chapman, 8 Solomons, J B Campbell. I’ASHENGEKH. existing troubles between bis country and Russia. ty Intelligence from Australia, ihreo day. later than prcviuua advicaa, haa reached Dos ton, by the arrival ai Ht. John of the bi»( |U c Elizabeth. Her dales are to the 15th or Juno, from Molbourno. In the Australian colonies tliero was great joy in cnnecquence of tho dis- continuance of the convict tronsportation, and at Hobart Town end Launceston tho 10th of August had been fixed upon for a grand rf> inonsiration in honor of the oyent. At Syd ney tho markets were declining in consequence of the large importations. This was parlicu- ‘arly tho case with flour. , £3'“ 'I’ho Milieriios iiavn fixed upon Aloy 19, 18o4, as the dam of tho destruction of tho C3P* The trip of tho ** North Star” is said to have cost Com. Vanderbilt $250,000. A New Business.—A team lecently mado its appearance at Stockton, California, with a load ol snow, four days from the Sierra mouii- tains. It was sold at 20 contsa pound. I3P* Tho revenue duty on~Sugar for the last five years has amounted to $30,000,000. related by Captaiu Erskine, bocausn the noble uoct of two English women in some degree mitigates ‘•f „ r - ro ’ li "S ftalure.. TI»koub..ii, the chi.lk.in of Hau, having to givo a return banquet, lias sur prised and captured tiftecn women who cuino down to tho beach to pick shell fish for food : “ Wn Sunday, the With of July, 1840, tho hollow sound of iho awful * lai/or ancrod drum, born across tho water to Viwa tho iuiel|jgMii.*o that a cargo of human victims hud arrivud at Hau, aud a native Christian chief, (I hnlicvo Nniuokemalua,) who had quitted the capital to briug tho information to the missions, related to the shuddoriug Indira, wliuse husbands wero absent at Hau, iu Haudalwood Hay, in Vanua Lnvu, ou their usual auuual meeting, tho whole of the circumstances of the capturo. In the course of tho day, different reports ns to the inten tions of tho uuthoritio* wore brought over, but in tho evening catno u definite one, that all slaughtered ou the morrow. " And then was enacted a sceun which ought to bo ovor memorable iu the history of this mission. “On the Monday morning, Mrs. Lyth and Mrs. Calvert, accompanied only hy the Christian chiof above mentioned, embarked in a canoe for lluu ... ■uvo the lives pf the doomed victims. Each carried a whale's tooth decorated with ribbons, a necessary offering on preferring a petition to a chief; for even in this exciting moment, these admirable women did gleet tho ordinary muuiis of succeediug in they lauded at the Further News from Now .Mexico. I ho Santa re mail arrived at Independence. AI The Santa Fo mail arrived at Independence, Mo. tho 19th inst. Among the pa»»engors uii mo inm inst. Among the pa*»engors was Mr. Riggs, of Washington City. Gov. Lane, the Ameri- ctii candidate, it was supposed would be elected to Congress, over UaUigos, who is supported by a few earthy Mexicans, Major Weight,nan, it ii .ihl, Jid mil receive a single vote in the convontiou.— Mr. Alorriwcther, tho new Uovoriior, is said very popular, but it is feared he will liavo trouble with tho Nuvujo Indians, who have refused •"givo up the murderer* demaudmi by Governor Lano. Trouble is aJso^apprehundod with the Eu tabs, who aro said to bo very insolent. Ou Ilia night before Ilia iimillcfl Ilia priionen con hnoJ In juil broke out. Araon, them were thi murderer, of John Fiuuegnu, forulerly of Comber land, Me. rho head-quarters of the army are permanently Hrook’s company of artillery uro to go Mesiila Valley. News from below is still that a largo body of Mexicans aro near El Paso; but there is, it is said, probable grounds for the rumor. A party, consisting of Col. Alilcs, Major Sibley and wife, Capt. lice, Capt. Steele and wife, and Misses Richardson and Shoemaker, with a train of forty leuiniscrs, left Fort Uuion ou the 3d for thu Status, and were passed by the mail ou the Upper All well. They expect cd. Vf.llow Fever at Philadelphia.—A dispatch says that there wore seven citscs of fellow fevor in that city on Monday, and some sported on Tuesday, but the papers areailenl uii the subject. Tho diaoase, however, does hut assume a very mslignant lorm. LIT The La Furgo Hotel, in New York, Ima beeu leased by Mr. Lanier, formerly of Mocon, Ga., for about $45,000 a year. It will lo rcudy for the reception of guests on the 1st of December. Alabama.—The health of Montgomery ia good. Potion was coming iu freoly at Montgomery,aud Hie sales were made up at 9Vfc cents per pound. The Srlma Sentinel of the 22d ult., suys : “The weather for the Unt few days and nights has indicated the approach of winter. Ou Tuesday n «gnt and yesterday morning the weather was quite , 1,0 much so that winter clothing was readily hrwiglu into requisition. Tho fall winds have sot iu, *"u blighted vegotatiou in evory direction. From *J. r _ wg€ ‘d indications it is ruaaonuble to supposo that old mother oarth handsomely while capped by the fros( of winter. *iiv° M,N0 Pack -—We aro always happy to observe lifn kUi * 0f0r y indication of reouwod energy and aim., i P ur . c ity matters upon th« approach of the uiial busiues* season. That a mrtked and decided Miigw has reccutly taken place for the belief; it r VCI u * sincere ploasure to nolo. Our streets are im?i , | lln,u *. ol,ce m °r® 10 assutno tho wonted garb of . * 0 ,u,, i uhuertuluoas. On all sides aud in every Luiw r r i e nrl ‘ ,nn a °d the mochuiiio are plying their 1,a/ f *" or, . | We notice, loo, occasionally, a fanii- w f. Itca f Jfiat we have long missed in our daily nr,'!’ 1 ® ,H * the cordial grasp of the hand roadily 16 8 r atification ortho return to well remem- u «re<l scenes and pleasares. Dl*as . c * nnot ' kowaver, say that we are as well J! , t0 m ®el with those who are evidently stran- * a m« 0 .i 0ur an ^ climate, and wo cannot too >ho tl ,S”'““?“ ni ,l " !m for • There cr« is c vory indication of an onrly Fall, and we In experienced a most favorable change and »^k nl ^ er * i mortality is steadily declining, jiaVo reason to hone that ihe terrible nni- d e ,ni« f niVe ^‘‘"on to hope that the terrible opt- >»“'y -ufTered, * ill .oon .... . *'ay-u lra niihlmi ini nr r\ «fii* iu rulh l® M band.—JV. O. 'Crescent, The sttike KiirUnA onaon ' ,Ul1 lu •*< that port of Ilian on* Tb® lighiormeu refuso to work for less * • b * llln ». advance. Their present wages 9 »- W. to 3i.ed. |.,r diy. Tho c.r- °i.“ id udv.utn, but uro not "miUv 1 I.® 1 ll- 1 brlcklByer., wiib grc.i una. Tb. ik’.iiV* * trUt ^ lt,r -lipenco prr day nl.o. t-IJ „ * var J' “~ fu l Dl«. of oporatlvo., f "f'ir U «u f 'in 19 *'' ,or / W i“ l ‘ 1' !l * colbnr^ al Wi,uu, mr nu lauruaM of 15 prr cut. 44 Tub him tlio htnt-cli out of ’Km.” A lot of idlers stood upon tho end of a pier whioii n out into the lludsou river, in one or tho sinull towns uour Albany, a few days ago, amusing them- solves by hurling stones tuto the broad stream, each vieing with the other in the endeavor to pitch a missile at the farthestdistanco frdtnthe shore, when tall, rugged-built Vermoiitor, direct from the ecu Hills, suddenly mude his uppoaranco iu their midst, and for a while remained a quiet observer of their movements. a was a brawny, strong looking Yankee, and verj decently clad. The efforts of the littln party had been exhibited over and over nguin, whan aiigor quietly pickod up hnlf u brick which ur him, and giving it n jerk it foil into the wa- loug way beyond the lino which hnd os yet been reachod by the foremost of the crowd. Al tho conclusion of this feat a loud bravo wont up from half a dozan voices around him. as a clear day ill October, and the men, de termined uol to bo outdouo, renewed their attempts, but the Vermonter, without saying a syllable to any oue, continued to pitch tlio pebbles far into thu strenm, which seemed to annoy ona of them, in green jacket, the apparent leader of tho gang, wl declared ho woulduT bo buuton by a * feller right straight out o' the woods, no how,' and sidling up lo the stranger, lie determined to mako his acquain tance. Where do you come from, neighbor t’ inquired the other. '* Mo t Wul, 1 hails from Vermont, jos uaow, friend !’ lla'nt been in theso parts loug, I reckon I' Wnl—no. Not edzuctly yera—but up and dnown, honor.’ ‘ Yis—so 1 aposed.' ' Ynns,’continued the green 'tin, cnrelossly, mid seizing n big bill of wood, ho twirled it ovor his head, mid it landed several rods from the shore, in Up in amir tuawu, inore'u a mouth ago, I driv'them are knuckles rite strut thru a board, more'n a uinch 'uuff thick I' • lluw—haw !’ shouted Ins hearers, tho tuau in tho green jacket laughing loudest. ‘May bo you don’t believe it.’ ' Not much/ answered tho crowd. ' Wo aiut very groon down here in York—tee aint/ said tho Iciluw iu the green jacket; ‘we've been about, you see.' ‘Wal, jcs’you look yore, friend,' continued the Vermonter, in the most pluusibio tpunuer; ‘up in aour caouniry, we’ve a puty big river, considering —luyun river, it’s called, and may bo you'vo beard ou it. Wal, 1 hove a man clean across that river t'other dny, aud ho came daown fair and squaro on totbur side.’ ‘ Ha, hu, ha/ yelled his auditors. 4 Wal, naow, you may luff, but 1 ken dou it agin.’ ‘Do what Y' said green jacket, quickly. 4 1 can tako and heave you across that river you- dor, just like opeu and abet/ | Hot you ten dollar* of it.' ‘Dooel’ said the Yaukee, and drawing fprth an X, (upou a broken dowu-cast bank,) he covered the braggar's shinplaster. 4 Kin you swim, fellerf ‘Like a duck/ said green jacket; and, without further parley, tho Vermoutcr seized the kuowiug Yorker stoutly b> the nape of the neck aud the seat of his pntits. jorkod him from his foothold, aod with almost superhuniaii effort dashed the bully heels over head from the dock, somo ten yards out into thu Hudson River. A terrific shout rau through the crowd, as hn floundered into the water, aud amid tlio jeers aud screams of his companions, tlio ducked bully put back to the shore aud scrambled up the bank, half frozen, by this sudden and involuntary cold bath. • I’ll take that ten spot, If you please/ said the shivormg loafer advancing rapidly to thostake hold ers. ‘You took-us for green horns, eh t We'll show you how to do things down in York’—and the fellow claimed tlio twenty dollars. •Walll reck'n yeou wum take no ten spots jis’ ' Why Y You’ve lost tho bet.' • Not edzactly. 1 didn't calkilate on deuin it the fust time—but 1 tell yeou 1 kin deu it’—and iu spite of the loafer's utmost effort to escape hiui, be seized him by the scruff End the seat of h's overballs, and pitchod him threo yards further into tho river than upon the livst trial I Again the bully roturned, amid the shouts of his males, who eojoyed the sport immensely. ' Third time never fails,' said the Yaukeo stripping off his coat,' 1 kin deu it, I tell ye.' ' Hold ou !' said tbo utmost nutrified victim— •And I will deu it—if I try till to-morrow moruin’/ 4 1 give it up I’ shouted the sufferer, between his toeth, which now chattered like a mod badger's— ‘ take the money.' Thu Vermonter vory coolly pocketed the ton spot, and as tie turned away, remarked— • We ain't much acquainted with your smart folks daoun iiere’n York, but we souietiinea take the starch aout of ’em up our way—and p'raps you wunt try it on tu strangers agin. 1 reck’n yeu wunt,' he continued, aud putting ou a broad grin of good humor, he left the company to their reflec tions. their bonovoloiit object. ... ... 1M „ M , wharf, not far from the house of old father of Thakombuu, nnd In this instance the per son to whom they were to address themselves, thu shrieks of two women then being slaughtered for tho day’s eiitoriuiiimciit, chilled thoir blood, but did not dauut their resolution. They were yet in time to savo a remnant of sacrifieo. Ten had been killed nud eaten ; one hud died of Her wounds ; the life of one girl had been bugged by Tiiakombnu’s principal wife, to whom she was delivered ns a slave, and llireo only remained. Regardless of the sanctity of the place, it being • tabued' to woiuon, they forced themselves into Tanon's chamber, who dumanded, with astonishment at their temerity, what these wo men did there t The Christian chief, who well maintained his lately adopted cliarnctcr, answered lor them, they came to solicit the lives of the sur- viving prisoners, at the same time presenting tho two whale's teoth. Tanoa, apparently still full of woufler, took up one of these, and, turning to a mes senger, dosirod him to carry it immediately to Na- vindi, (the executioner,) and auk, “If u w »-ro •• a r— pancj jn „ nxlou> good.” A few minutes v The answer. The women's cause .... guinud, and old Tanoa thus pronounced his judg- dead ; those who moiit—* Those who are dead, are alive, shall live.” With their three fellow croaturcs these heroic women retired, and al- reudy had the satisfaction of ox|>criciicing that their daring effort! had produced a more than hoped for efluct. A yenr or two ago, no voice but that of do- rision would have been raised against them, hut no*, on roturuiug to their tuuoc, they were follow ed by numbers ol their own sex, blessing them for Medals of humane societies, aiid wlint not—how trumpery nro such decorations compared with n memory liko this I Hut cannibalism i" ouly one plinso of tho general blood thirstiness o/ theso savage islanders. When the kiug builds a house, a inan is buried alive nt the foul of each post lo ensure the stability of the edi fies. Al tho death of a chief, one or more of his wives are invariably strangled ; and the chiefs them selves, when growu old or infirm, are buried alive, tbeir wives iu such cases being previously pot to death, and thrown into the grave to make u bed for their doomed lord. The women, indeed, often inuka it n point of houur to die iu this manner, nud reject the efforts of tlio missionaries to savo them, lu or der that canoes may be fortunate, they are frequent* Iv launched over the bodies of living slaves us roll ers. These nre instances of nil these atrocities in the very interesting narrative of John Jackson, nn English sailor, who livod a prisoner in tbcsu islands for two years; nud they aro amply confirmed by the captain's owu personal observation. Hut in Jack- son's homely language theso horrors ore too revolt iug for quotation. The object of Cuptaiu Erskiun'e erniso was tho encouragement nud protection of couimurco; and we regret to learn that tho whito traders ol these often disgraced hy treachery and cruel Por steamer Gordon, from Charleston—Mr Ross, XV roe, T 1* Hmith. II Wm Blots, Mr Grant- isy, J Migeii, airs injur, J hi Tw.u, ij t . Du-Lain I! W Piles, Col Sanderson, N A Hull. W \V Hull, Mrs J Rogort and bop. Mrs Tracy, and 7 deek. COMMERCIAL. ty worthy of tho Fcnjoe islniidors. A principal tide of traffic is sandal-wood, aud the foulest means aro somalimes adopted lo obtain it—natives of oue island being kidunpped aud carried oil' lo cut it in another, where they are then ahondoned to their fate. The mato of u Sydney vessel boasted of Laving shot six men, as lie sailed along the coast of Eroiuaugo, oue of the new Hebrides, merely in order to spoil the market for those who might come after him. In 1834, the commander of n French veisel, to obtain facilities for trading, iionnilted an island chief to cook and eat tho body of un enemy on bourd his voryititp. pule with his ally he t greater part of his c 'tj,—* - - - j m»clf, together with the mhjcctrd to a liko fate t The whito residents, nnreovor, ure in tlio habit of purchasing and maintaining female slaves—tho com mon price being a musket; and tho missionaries cnmplniu that oven Christian women aro aonjetiinen thus bought, and, of course, forced into cofieubinoge, by F.nglislimen. Such persons aro by law uinunable to the courts of New Houth Wales ; hut the distance and prolixity of tho necessary proceedings render tho jurisdiction almost nugatory. Funcrnl HceueaititioiiK the f milium. book entitled “ Trails of American Indian Life uud Character, hy a Fur Trader," which coutaiussome curious episodes of advemuro among the “ Flat- lieails," “Crows,” “ ltlackfcet,” and “Carriers." Among other things tho author states that in 1835 he was strolling along 8tuart’s Lake, when harrowing Jirieks broke from the pine thicket, uud rushing to ascertain the cuuee, ho louud himself iu tho midst of sumo hundred Indium preparing tho obsequies of one of their race. In this enso tlio body was to he burnt. Tho widow was supporting its heud, nnd besido it stood a pyre of dry fir. The trader's in trusion caused some demur, but ultimately the cere mony weutou. The body was laid upon a pile, aud instantly covered with a pile of bUukcts, clothing, and other articles, sacrificed hy thu bystanders to propitiato the waudoriug spirit. Then, amidst yells and gesticulations, the mother of the deceased ad vanced to fire the pilo. The flames soon lighted up the f .rest, aud by their glare, the relations of tlm dead rushed to torture Ins widow. Tho wretched woimuii was flung into tho fire again and again, until length she struggled forth, aud fell fuinling grass, but uol yet was sho suffered to rest. Her moiher-iu-law caught an axo from theground,struck her a violent blow on tho shoulders, aud would have repeated it, but that the trader sprang forward and wroMcd the weapon from her hands. Fortunately for him, sufficient revenge hnd been taken, aud his interference was not resented. It were well if tho dead wore only propitiated by offerings like tlioao mentioned above. Al the rapids of the Columbia river, in 16H. our author was pros- out iu nu ludhn cump when divmo service was bo- ing celebrated by the resident missionary, and ob served in a corner of the lodge a youth apparently dying of consumption, with his brother sealed by lie. Uefore the service was concluded, it wus announced that the spirit of the sick man had de parted, wheu the brother sprspg upon a decrepit old womau among the congregation, and before a hand could be raissd in help, had severed her head from her body. And ugain, iu the turns year, Le Tranquillf, a Hhcwuppe chiof, died aftor a protract ed illness, having with his latest breath fully war- raniod his European uniiio, by doairing that no veil- guauco should follow hi* decease. Hut not so could his widow bo content. Seizing a gun, she placed it in tho hauus of her eldest son. 44 Go," she said, apd revengo your father. “ Go, go, and let your victim be of uo common rauk.” Hut it was not until he was tauntod with a womau's cowardice, thot the young man could be provoked to the deed. Then, at last, lie took the gun, repaired to tho neighboring fort, aud seated himself besido the firo in the hall, where the commandant, an iutimate friend of our autkor, was walking to and fro. Thoy bad talked while on various matters, when the ill-fated officer, turning to leave the room, received the charge of tho ludiau u gun in his back, and fell to the ground a corpse. Tho murderor was shot in attempting to •scape. It seems the Indians believe that death by disease is never natural, but ulwuya due to witchcraft or poison, and that the spirit of the departed cannot tiud rest until it is appeased by such a sacrifice a* is here described. |y A nrgro in Boston had a sovere attack of rheumatism, which finally settled in his foot. lie bathed it, and rubbed it, sod swathed iL but all to no purpose. Fually. tearing awwy the bandages, he stuck it out, and Miakiug his fist at it, exclaimed, “ Ac ho away, den ole fuller, ache away ; I shau't do uuffin more for vat ; dis chilo can stau, it as loug as you ken ; so ache away.' Havnnnnh Mnrbct, On. I. COTTON.—Arrived siuoe tho 21th ultimo, S231 halos Upland, and 38 bales 8oa bland, vii: by railroad, 2U6fi bales Upland; from Augusta and landings o river, 1120 bales, and 49 do. via Maeon. Tho uxports for tho same period amount to 1764 bales Upland, and 24 do. Boa Island, vis: to Philadelphia, 3G0 bales Up- laud; to Now York 1357 bales Upland, and 24 do. 8ea Island; and to Charleston 37 halos Upland-leaving on Lund and on shipboard not cleared, a stook of 5,310 bales Upland and 1H3 do. 8ea Island, against 3,576 bales Upland and 90 do. 8ca Island, samo time last year. At the close of our last review, the 4/nca'« accounts from Liverpool to the 10th ult. were before the publlo. The Cotton market wae still reported dull, without ma terial change, the quotations being the same tit those of the preceding eteamer. The nova had no effect < market. The sales during the weak have been moder ate, with a limited demand, principally to fill Northorn orders. The receipts of Cotton at this port, ar< comparatively light, but they have slightly increased n last weok's supply. In tho States of Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, it ie stated to be the impression, that tho proapccteYoi liberal yield are not at favorable now as they ap peared during the latter part of Auguet— the continued tins having earned considerable iujury to the crops. On Thursday night, three daye’ later advicea by tho iuyton wero received. Tho sales ofCotton ln th Liverpool market for tho throe day* ending on the 1 ith 16,000 bales ; tho market was in favor of buyers, but holders woro not pressin^tlieir stocks, The politl- by this arrival ia important, it being announc ed that European affairs woro a raoro warlike aspect.— The next steamer due will be the America, at Halifax, ith Liverpool dates to the 17tb, which is looked for with considerable interest. We notice no change in prioes during tho psit week, and continno former quotations. Purchasers, however, rofuse to operato to auy extent, consequently, the mar ket cloaod quiet. Tho sales on Hnturday were 178 bales- n Monday 193; on Tuesday 191; on Wednesday 187; a Thursday 74, and yesterday 133 bales. We quote:— Middling to Good Middling 10 (&10>£ Middling Fair lu’^iu?* FMr - - - ®lt Tho total sales of tbo week amount to 965 bales at the following particulars:—21 bales at 9,43 at 9%, 234 at 10* 10U. »t 10%. 109 at 10 7-16, 131 at 10>,', .123 at 10 9-16, 73 at 10^, and 1U9 at 10^ cents. BE A ISLANDS.— Tho demand continues limited and the ealee of the week <eoraprleo only 42 halos, the greator portion of which add at 3(7 ■ outs. Tho total re ceipts of the week have boon ouly 38 halos. IUCE.—The transactions in this article have boon light since our last, amounting to about 260 caskj at $3.764p3,S7>i per 100 lbs. The exports amount to 1,080 tierces, all coat;wise. CORN.—The stock on sale is sullieiont for the de maud, which ie modorate. Tho sales of the week have tJUjU I VMUlor.ttfica*.Aosnulitur t/uiu «jiu,.uiAx u* 3000 hushols, in Iota, ut 72Ya «0u. By wholo- salo, wo quote it at 70(q)76ceutii. 1IAY.—This article coutiuues very scarce and in de mand. A sale of 160 bales Northern was made from the wharf at $ 1,C5 100 lbs. A small lot of Northorn ar- rud yesterday, sold at a prico not mado public. Hold 's ask $2 per hundred for Northern. FLOUR.—The etock on sale is atill limited, and no large transactions hare been uiado during the week.— Wo hear of ealee of email lots at $6,&0((pG,76 por bbl. By wholesale, wo quoto it at $6,26(^6,60. BAGGING AND ROl'E.—Wo continue to quote Qun- ny Bagging at ll?4($l?c., at which email sales have been made. Kopo has advanced, and we quoto it a 1 9(q»9 l 4 cents. BACON.—There has only boon a modorate Inquiry for Baron this week, aud tbo sales have been light.— We quote Sides at 9(g,9. , 4C. Shoulders scaroo, with llt- Uu on sale. W’e s uote them at 8<<$g^ cents. LIME.—Sales of this articlo bavo been mado at $1,20 1,25 per bbl. EXCHANGE.—Sterling nt 9,' 4 @9?iftct. premium. Domestic.—The Banks aro solliug eight chucks ou all Northern oitiou at>i por cent, premium, and purchasing sight bills at par ; 30 day bills at £»($?£ por cont. (lis- sount; 60day bills at l.^aUj ^4 ct. discount, and 90 day bills at 1*4*2 *4 cent, discount. FREIGHTS.—To New York j+o. for Cotton,and 87% cents per cask for Rice. To Boston ?,e. for Cotton, aud to Baltimore J*o. for Ccttom Portsmouth, N. U 302,000 Boston Philadelphia 360 HO Now York 21 i:»7 U7U 140,(10(1 Charleston ToUl Mtock of Colton In iho Interior Towns. or-. *“ J, - J,J “tAe Reciiptt. Not included i Towns. Tir , nrT Augusta and Hamburg, Sept. 1 7,831 Maoon. (Ga.)SerL 1 2,585 Columbus (Ga.) Romo, (Ga.) hopt. 1 fl Montgomery (Ala.) Bopt. 26 2386 Memphis, (Tenn.) 8opt. 1 Columbia, (8. C ‘ “ ‘ ** . C.) Sept, lfr 2900 MARINE INTELLIGENCE* PORT OF SAVANNAH Htoaiuor Gordon, King, Charleston, to 8 31 Laffitoao. DEPARTED. Steamer Metainora. Postal!, Charleston. I’OltT. LIST OF VEHNULSIN Hhtpn. Augusta, (a) Lyon UNO N Y....Padelford, Fay k Co Nooiuit, Johuson 647 dta'g, Padelford, Fay k Co Harlan, Geo Henry, Pendleton...310 8tJago,Ilrlgham,K«lly4Co Chas Williams, Uawe 290 B jston, Brtgliam.KellyJtCo El * * Uuinuabaugh, Jenkins...281 France Epinug k Kreta Peter Domfll, Hoey 2V4dlaoh'g I1K Washburn Edward, Patterson, .,365dis'g Ugdon k Buukor Brian, Tiberius, Marshall 249 dlsch'g Ogdon k Bunker J A Simpson, Oroen 147 do Ugden k Bunker W 11 blow art, lloopur...206 Baltimore,Ogden k Bunker F PBeok, Smith 247 Boston..... Ogdon ft Bunker A returns, Bahes 190 N Y Ogden ft Bunker Portland. Stetson 218 N Y .W B Giles A Co Olenroy.Edgeoombc 143 loa gClagh’nft tunningh m Malanias, Trofsthen 000 discharging Maxtor ttclaooncri*. M B Mahony, Nichols I'hllad Ogden ft Bunker Charles Milts, O'Neil.........dis'g Ogden ft Bunker C Loeser, Huow.. dis'g Ogdon ft Buukor ajio.d, Ungliih l’tnlnd’u, Onilcn t Hunker Nurlh SUM), llorum N Y Ojdeu t Jlunk.r lUlldw.! , Il.rdin, N Y Coliona l Hard B»U...Drl,li»m,K,)lr4 Co Woodbrid.il, Whito ll.li...Uri.liam, Kelly k Co Imko C Ilorti, Boiler llovatinR .BriRlium, K , Co !■ ondomo, Brown dl«oh»r'« Howlnnd t Co Lion, pa ay disuhar'6 Rowland ft Co Johu Costnor, CathatL N Y Rowland I, Co Eclipse, Goalee N Y Rowland ft Co D 1, Clinch, Watta N Y Row land ft Co Mary A Forreet, Forr**t....Daltimore Rowland ft Co Henry, Cline dia , g....ClaghornftCnn'ghum louse. Line N. Y U K Washburn S. S. MILLER ti J. D. FERGUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS. liroughton -Qgfes, Hired., Carriaaee. Wagou,-, Carte aud Dray* manufactured. Blncksmithing, including Iron Railing and Gratea for Bnlluings, ftc. dons at the ahorteet notice, aug 19—6m T. J. llOBEHTS, (LATE OF BURKE COUNTY,) C O'M MISSION M HR C HA .V T, No. 93 Bnyatreot, SAVANNAH, GA. Will givo his personal attention to allbueiuose en trusted to him. 6tuo aug 1 Lochvtl, Long a, Co. C UMMJS&lUiX MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, S A V A N N A II , iifclIHUIA. Will attend to selling all kinds of PZlODUCK. dfo' Strict, attention mi van to the Receiving and For- iTIllM. bjuiiivjkB, No. 157 CONOk*SN4TMWMTk HAVING RECEIVED HER gFklNO flAesk w«l FASHIONABLE SILK CRAPE.ftTRAW 9 ' French imported Bsuita/ Trimuinj warding Goods, and ttlliug urdera trout B. I/OCKBTT, - jy 28 JOhM U. DAVIS. WYLI.Y A iTIONT.UOIVlIN, GENERAL COMMISSION AUENTS, R THE Purrhniio nnd Mule of HtorliM, UouUb. Kriil and lVrnonnl Kstnie, Ac. Ac. Office Vomer of Bay I. •ar of *nc Boat Office. P. H. Having numerous orders ... luu Negroes, either xiuglo or in families, lor mi"" *- *•'-*—*—*-—*— ■ and Bull 6'tresf. > P*y highest vssh prices. ieh to pui chase which wo jy 10-iyA S. It. Craltoii, ATTORN E Y A T 8AW11KII8VI1.I.E, QliO. Will attend to business lu Washington, Jofforson L A VV, -J, W'ilkinson, and Eiuanuel Couutioe. lUrcH to-N. a. Hardee, Franklin ft Branll 8. fc. Bothwell ft Co., havaunah. jyfan lOSIiPII UAN.1IIL, ATTOHNtY AT LAW, OOUNERor BAY AMD WUITAKKU-8TS. Jy HAVANNAII WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. BAGGING, Dundei Koutucky BEEF. Now York Mess... Jargo BACON, 11 h in e Shoulders BREAD, Navy Pilot BUTTER, Goshen, prime No. 2 BRICKS, Savannah, 1st quality Northern CANDLES, Spermaooti Savannah made, Tallow Northorn do. do CllEESH, Northern COFFEE, Cuba Rio.. Manilla... DOMESTIC GOODS: Shirtings, browu... Shootings, brown Brown Drills Cotton Osnaburgs CK, English FISH, Mackerel, No. V'.’.** FLOUR, canal ....o';!.. Baltimore llonurd-st. Philadelphia Georgia GRAIN, Corn, oargo... Ont#.... retail GLASS, American Window.. GUNPOWDER HAY, Prime Northern CHARLESTON. 8EPT. 30.—Cotton—The general „r •— — the uloso of biifliuess on d by a want of oven an whioh tho limitod sup- . . _ perfect control that holdere oxor- cised over thoir etooks, had In a groat degree contribu ted. Buyers, however, finding M length that our (ao- in the position they had aasumed, aspect of tho market Tuesday last, was ohf ordinary degree of uctivity, 1 ply offering a finally jieldod and bought rather freely that day having readied fully lOuu bales—: figures they had previously refused to give. The de mand yesterday was also good, nearly 9UU bales having thoy could , Wednesday,—the sales uit i_ iad. range of ehaugod hands, aud tho transactions would doabtlei have been heavier but for tlio poor aesurtment ou the market, which was particularly the ease with tho bet- * ‘ the elose of business, and ery firm position, and holders ro- iable to obtaiu at an earlier bolow, will gl riod. The nuotatioi r criterion oi the slat r inquiries. The receipt* it w ill be of the market when we closed Ws quote Middlings at lOalOV; Good Middlings 10>,alu*a; 31iddling Fair I0)jal07£; Fair llo. 3 quotations to oiler for the extreme grades, nothing has boen done in these descriptions. transactions in Long Cotton this week have boon lim ited to a few small lots Sea Islands, w hich if the prioes lorded, would afford no iuJicatiou of tho of the market. Some 10 bales of tho new crop have laat, several ot which reached the market wero of Florida growth. Hies.—This article fully sustains the position it oc cupied at the close of the previoue week. The reoeipts since our laat bavo been limited to some 684 tes, which have been taken off the market at a very full range of prices. The extremes transactions were principally within $4)4 per hundred. Freights.—Engagements havo been made to Liver pool during tho week at i,d for Cotton in square bugs; towards tho close of bu*inoss, however, an advance was aokod on thio rato. Thu Coastwise rates aro alto gether nominal. BALTIMORE, SEPT. 27.—Sales to-day of 600 bbls. Sheet Nail rods LARD LIME, Itookland LUMBER, H. Sawed, refuse . White Pine, clear Merchantable. Cypress Shingb Sawed Cyprus Sbiugli ltud Oak Staves do. do. bbl MOLASSES, Cuba New Orleans NAILS, Cut 4d. to 20d NAVAL STORES, Tl Spirit* Turpontiae Varnish OILS, Sperm, winter strained.. Whnlo, Hacked, wintoi Mess. New York PORTEK, Io>ndon RAISINS, Malaga SALT, Liverpool, coarso Cargo, bulk Turk's Island SOAP, American yellow SHOT, all sizes SEGAKS, Spanish SPIRITS. Brandy, Otard. Dupuy L Co. A. Seigr Leger fr Peach Domestic Gin, Holland SPIRITS, Gin, American Rum, Jatnaioa. .... “ N. E., bbls.. Whisky, Phil, and Balt.. New Orleans SUGAR, P. Iiico aud 3t. Croix.. Havana, whito. New Orloans Loaf and Crashed TALLOW. American TOBACCO, Manufactured.. TEAS, Souchong...., Gunpowder Hyson TWINE, Scino, Baling WINES. Made Sicily Madeira.. bbls. City Mills at $6, sad 800 at $6.l2>.-the latter for immediate dolivery. SALES AT TDK COBB EXCHANGE. Corn is firm. About )3,0UU bushels offered, and most- a sold at 79<tt7lc. for white to 74($75c. for yellow. No d. or Va offered. We .juotu nominally at 72(<t)76 cte Oats—Good to prime Md. 41^42,; Va. do. 57(A39o.; in> feriordo. 32(<pi6c. Flour ie *— . - . r.. Uoward-ttreot at $6. A talo ol 200 bbls. NEW YORK, SEPT. 27, P. M.-We havo delightful weather. Busineu of all kinds aotivn and the city completely crowded with stranger*. Tho attendance at iho World's Fair is now larger than it has yet bees and the attractions moro numerous. The Stock market closed heavy to-day. Money ie without change—it a in active^iimand. Exchange on London 9)^a9l« prcin. The Flour market is steady but not so firm—prieoe rather in favor of buyers. Hales of 7000 bbls at $6,25* 6,37 for State, to $0,50*0.62 for Southern. Corn duller-sales 16,UUU bushels atN)a81o for whito aud mixed to m3aS4o for yellow. Provisions firm - sales 2UU bbls Pork at $10 far »»«><• fa $13al2>$ far prime.— Lardllttal2f.o. Bacon slightly advanced. Groceries quiet—sales 600 bags. Rio Coffoe at ll^o. Rice 4*«a 4>.o. Colton is steady; but without change in prices. Whiskyr^aaHjic^ RICHMOND, VA., 8EPT.26. .. . h72c. per bushel; Flour $6,26*6,50. Sales of Peruvian iuano at $67>,aCO per — " * -W# quote Corn a <0. Sales of Pei t in first hands. ket is unchanged. 'Wool is uncommonly dull for tho ■eason. The sales of the week were 4600 lbs. The market for Printing Cloths has been very aetivo, and prioes aro held higher, 60 by 61 eaanot be bought tor lees than 6)«o., and far the best fi^o. is oskod. Sales of tho week 110,400 pleoos. Hlatoiuent of Cotton. 186$-’63. S. lsT Bein g ou hand, .Oct. i 5,000 2,669 2,900 2,294 2,793 Dry larseilli Bordeaux Champagne WOOL, Southern Unwashed Claret, Marseilles Champ T ifi i'uciorugfl and Commission II (J H1 N K N 8 i I WILL continue dm Factoragu ami Commission Business ou my own account. Office on Bay-st., otof filuutgumery Street, may 9 tf J. F. PF.LOT. Klucliley dc Tliomus. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 15 Majr-iat., HiiYRiinnh, 14., A. THOMAS. r. KIMUHLKT. Z. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Wiliiutiism/s Huiltliiigs, Huy •struct. Huvanimli, <in. npr 18 WELLS A ULIUU, Fuctora and Uommissiou Mcrdmnti, sup 21 82 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. JAW OO-PAUTNKKMlllP.—The | sighed has taken Into partnership, in the praotict 'is Law, his son. ISAAC AlULKJltD AlAHhlJ.undei thu name of M. dr I. M. MAltHU. They w ill personally attend tho Huporior Courts ol Chatham, Bryan,Bulloch, Effingham, Scrivun, llurke, Washington and Wilkinson Counties, and have made arrangements for the prompt oolluctiun of debts iu must of thu eouutios in tho State. Office 176 (up stairs) Buy-struut, huvuuunii. u (. -Jl'.t tl iKVi lu Mill Yllllll llill New Grocery Store. COPAUTNKIIHIIIP NOTICE. r |'HK undorsignml having formed a co’jmrtiicrahip 4. for tho purpose ol doing a Oeneral Grocery and Liquor Busino**, havo this day oponsd a large and woll selected Stock of Grocories aud Liquors iu thu commo dious sturo undor tlio Marshall House, where they in vite thoir friends and the public to an inspection of their goods. They hupu hy strict aud accommodating attention to tbuir customer#, keeping a constant supply of every article which eutun iuto their business, and by 3KLMXC AT Lowest oasu Mticcs, to merit a liberal suaru of publio patronage. Having made arrangements to kovp themselves sup plied by eaeli successive steamer with all goods in their line, that enter largoly into family uso, but whioh from their perishable uature cauuot bo kept long; hotuo- koepors can always have tho assurauec of obtaining such articles at their storo, not only rnh.su, hut of the host quality, T. HYLAND, sep 12 2m 1*. U. O'NEIL, Will. J. HUNT’S 8ksvlng nnd llalr»drcsnln|g Hnloon. lt»9 BROUGHTON 8TKLET, Nearly opposite SL Andrew’s llall. ••P 10 tjan 1 1853.1 PALL SALES. (1853. UAIIDWAUL, CUTLERY, Ac. SAMUEL PALMER & SON, 148 Cnii^™,« om(67 St. JutlaH-iU., BjbOa,,: B.Udint,, ll.tVE now ill .lure n IlV UARDWABK, CUTI.K- KDCiK TOO 1.8, Mill ,r« cuuat.ullr' rircoivilig tlwralo. U.rdiuu, ri..un, Uudit - p.r, ftud oUi.ra. ar. Invited to .x.mine wbU •“>>««• » gre.t vuittr. .Dd Kill bv M,y Ttilh, ltldll. ' ' ly ' ' fllL'l.i llHD MAKHJM 8V SIBLEY, WI.oIm.Io »nd ltvutil Slookscller anil Miationcr, |No. 135 Cougrtsii-st.. opposite Monument-sq. mar 191 SAVANNAH, GEU. [tl 11. ntJkiilT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, H AVING reaumml bis liusiliflae, u now pre pared to contract for Buildings, or Jobbing work ol any uusuriptiou, iu hia line. Utairs executed with neat ness uud dispatch. A shkro of the publlo patronage is most ratpeutfully *r liclted. Carpenter Shop comer of Walnut and llarrison-stS., seooud street wtxlol Brow n and Hums'* stable#. f«b18 ly B. 1>. L va ns, A T T O R N E Y AT LA IV, Haumdkhuvillk, Washington County, Ga., Will practice in the CourU of the .Middle Circuit. All buninuis committed to hie cure will be executed with promptnuai'.md dixpatch. lUrxutNLXH.—3iusuia. Bothwellft Smith,and Dr II. L. llvrd. _ _ tv WHOLBBAl.K AND HZTAII. OEAI.EIt IN FAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISllK8 Branch «ml AnuriouI* H'indvta-Bkut, Paint, Varnish and Whlto-w'ash Brushes, Sabel and Camel llair Ponciis, Badger and Camel Hair Blenders, Gr&ining Combs, Artists' Brushes, fto. Ac. Banging*, Borden, and cSra-Iioard PrinU. sss?r jsnsum - - far Party Dresses, Collarsa»4 UBder-STsevesL respect fully invites the sUsatlo* tf LftAftta le her Store, No. 467 Congreee-streeL JUT All of the above goods are of Mrs. !.'• seloo- tton. aor -j ~MiLLiNHHVaiGi"SaHfa't MRS. DOE, „ so. 17 BjtaBAaD-aiaaar, T.ku thi, mfithod of infcnniu Ik. LUI. ,f X»V - «od vloinity, th., ah* huJmH » ^6Wo»lved U.r BI'IUNO STOCK, MKOtWu . SLk and fashionsblo sssortmoHl at ftTRAW anu BILK BONNETs! AJsoTa »sw sSSIh- tlfnl article, of the most delicate fabric. Hi gold and S •'JownBr UONNtT of Frooek £.»■ - ^P. 8.—All orders from tha country promptly 1 1* 9. M Montpelier Female Institute. M ISS MARTHA M. BDKLU I'.iocNhl ... . Teacher of the higher Euglieh Buftohes. « Louj^a S. Bi-sncxb, English bnuAhe*. Qsr* man nnd lulUn. ate*wis* r uer- Mlie Makv a. Phillips, English Branches Misa Adeline A Cotaar,) Vooal aad lostmtaeatU Mi.e adklinh Buhn, J jjdnsle. , broidery and Instrumental ftlnsl*. Mdll* Adeline Chausv, French. Mrs. 8. M Jambs. Domestic 8sp«TlateBd«B$o Rev. hurt's 51. White, Reotor. Rev. stNKOA G. Bragg, Cliaplaia. ® f W*]® IfifiUinto will eommeiiiTv .. the 13th of October, and extend to Ihs Scoond Monday In July, i - a i<A|l^aps°tusana o Boy iBlbr^Unj nay be had bp m Rpplioutton to the Borrctary and Treaenrer. As tha number of Pupils is limited, it in important that early application should be made. * w. 8. WILLIFORD, fleet’/and Treu'r. i< w, l^ r , om B*»bop Elliot's Annual AdarM? 11 ' ^ “ Wl%h tbe oonsent of the Roard of Trwetees iBlaeod the Institute under tho charge of s Indy, well tried and well known, Miss M. 51. Buell, and invited the R*v. Rufus 5L White, who had just at that moment maim ed the charge of St. John's Uburoh, to aeoept the Mee- toi'Blilnof tlio Institute. These appointments,together w th tlio contiuuauee of tho Kov. Mr. Bragg at tbe In stitute, should givo parents every confidence that such "• (ho school has heretofore been, snob will it be bere- ...... -V....... .... . vmoiuii una, suon wui it ds ners- aftor. I commend it most heartily to the Diocese, as suring it that theSehool has aevar bssn in flnsr soa- dltion and praying it to use ever/ exertion mot to por- inU an Institution to gc down which has beta ball! up much sasrifloo nnd suffering." at the expense of s >-pt 2 THE LAST UNRIVALLED PRODUCfiON 1 "" A New Cook Stove, CALLED "THE NEW WORLD a JKor Hurnlng Wood or Coal. Thu Bulisurihers liuvo Just ma.de arrango meuu with Messrs. Abbott ft Lnwrsnoo. fltovo Makers, of Philadelphia, for the sxelulivt sals of this exoslient Si'UVJS. Tha makers hnd lb thoroughly tested before odering U Uthspnbllsfbr •aie, and it also comes very highly rosommondod ‘" ie that are now using it. Vr • put a few #f thsn trial a short time sluoo in this city, and tboss wno have seen them iu operation acknowledged that they recommended by . s T, ?y M ?nfsw of them up short time eluoe In this city, and tboo* who ‘born in operation acknowledged that they - vr f ? r * ltb . or boiliag,broil- iag, or baking, that performed ao well and with so small a cost for fuel ; tlio castings In thi* Stove Are very heavy "'mounted in the most pe uoiihtrimtud that you e castings in thi* Stov* Arc verj MmanawllliBI gettwioo tbs hast In tbo u use. Wo are now ro- ooiviug mu uiuoruut sues, and ws cordially invlts all to oall aud oxamiuo beforo purchasing. Wo imvo also, various other patterns, among which may bs fraud the Iron Witch, iron King, aafoel.bStsd fiaSSKS r „ T. W. M0ABTUOR 4 CO., * -I" al No, H B—rawk-rt. ,v.u. vai.i aui.k hall .r ufAkW liSTATH. Will be told, at the Court House In"**• the town of Marietta, Cobb eonntv,on tho first Tuesday iu Ootolor, between the hours of teu aad four o'clock, that very desirable and valuablo lot of land, tha prop erty of the subscriber, >bu is about removing North,) in the town of blarietta, Georgia, containing between so veu and eight acres, with the improvements tborooa, couaiitiug ot a hands.mo, spsoions aud weU-bulittaaa- siou. containing eight rooms and a pantry, aaeh room havlug a fire ii.ace, with all neeeesary ouUbuildtage. such as stone kitchen, bath house and dry well, ear- risga-houivs, italics, barn, servants’ rooms, As.; a lAigo vegetable garden, with a fine eelcetioa ef frvls trees, grape vines, fto. Tho premues are asw and Us gO'Mi order, and if tha purohaser should desire it, an ad- ditn nai - mount ol laud immediately adioiafag, van ka purchased ol thu subscriber. Also, at the same time and place, all tho household and kitchen furniture, ■'oiudetiug of mahogany bureaus, solas, bedsteads, tn- o contiliSo from «my itTuny until ino wiiois is amptoiat •f. Pursous wishing fo purobase, era invited to eaU d oxumiuo thu premises. Terms on tha day ef sal*. to I THUS. STEWARDbON. THUS. STEWA N. B.—House, bigu aud Sh/p l’aiuUug, Gilding, Grain ing aud Ulating, done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, il Whitakor-st. Nearly opposite Swift, Denelow ft Co. Henry U. Wash burn, (AOENT.) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jy(II HAVAN.NAll, OEUUOtA, ly A. U. DLLIN, COTTON FACTOK No. 74 UAY-rtTULIlT lUaiib'iiui Ac Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AflitnlR, tiforjiln, •Will oollcet Dolts lu the following Couutloit De Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cass, Murray, Cherokee Newton, Cowota, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry bferrlwethor, Carroll, i-loyd, Dade, Spaulding,‘ltonp Cobh, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. E. B. (Stoddard ft Co., Charleston, Sontl Carolina; Williams ft Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Plan Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, New-York. Nxr. Manuum. (mar 17 if J Thomas N. Cox. Flnniutlon for Sale. Situated ou tbe Augusta and Wayaat- 4 k- J L Waynesbon boro’ Railroad, adjoining town lands L Waynesboro', aud oontamiag sight hna-ndke seres—about five hundred and fifty cleared, with improvements. The whole or a part may bs nursbAsed. Apply lo SUEW51AKE a MONTGOMERY, *®P# tf Wsyneebors*, QA. C. A. JL. LAiYlAH, General Commission Merohant, 1 y) Hiivnumtb. (liiiorglit. (iiqv 1 l iv h. ram: t. k. dunuah. FORT * DllNIIAiU, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 7 8AVANNAU, QA. ly Jiilinn lliu'(rida<!, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office corner Whituker-ei. und Bay Lane, v 10 Snvaunali, HOWLAND & CO., Ut'.SURAL UOMM/SSlON MERCHANTS No. I7J Uay-Htrooi. Niivniiniili. JOHN T. KO'A'JAVD. SU 21 JOUN T. ROWLAND, JH Anuieti Mellt-nry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. blarine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad- lustod, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa pers prepared whereby to recover losses from American or British Underwriters, and attention given to ail matters oonneeted with Shipping r.nd Insurance. Of fice No. US Bay atroot, opposite tho front of the Cue- 4 — House. '*• “ ly QILBUU1 BUTLKU, MA8TKK BUILDER, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER lit, O g l $t ho r p e Sq. ian28 Savannah. D. W. IVIiscally, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Opposite Lnnmr’n Coiton Prena, MASTBBN WUARF. SAVANNAH, OEORQtA. Steamboat and Mill Work, and every description o ’■* 4 ’ itch. Ulacksmithingsxsoutsd w ith neatness aud dispatc Fpliolulery nnd Cabinet Work Thu subscriber having taken the store on Whuakcr-street, noxt to Dibble ft Carey's Tal faring Establishment, respectfully announce to . the citisons ot Savanush tliat he is prepared to execute all orders in the above line on the most REASONABLE TER51S. Special attention paid to repairing all kinds of Fanil- jfljjr Funerals supplied at tbe shortest notice. t 20 JAMES LARKIN Dying aud Kenuvating Batablishment, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 YorU-atreet.renr of tbe Court Donne ESTABLISHED IN 1832. ADIRS' Silk aud Woolen Druxscs, Shawls, Ta j bio Covers, etc., oleanod, and dyed various colors, .dies' Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable style; Kid Gloves oleanod, and Gentlemen's GarmcnU cleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be required. All done in tho samo style whioh has generally so muub pleased my patrons and frleuda. Terms moderate. Personssending parcels by liarndon's Express, Bait- -■* ‘amboat* — jg ** i pir mail, dwhlchwsy to sond thorn back. 0<iBt of freight esoli wsy, for small parcels, will bo about 25 ecuta. All orders punctually ittlfid AtfVIICy* fpiIE suhveriber will purchaso or sell, on commto- 1 sion, Lots in tho town of Bacnswioil) also, Lands 1) ing iu the counties of Glynn, Wayne, Camden, Ware, Appilug, Clinch, Irwin, Low ndee and Thomas, for Hi per cent, commission on amount of sales, aad will re port the valuo of lands far ten dollars per loft. ltkrxR to— E. J. Harden, Esq., bavaunah) J. G. Plant and Dr. Collins, Maoon; Andrew J. MUlor, Aa- gusta. E. JL MOORE. Brunswick, Ang. 1 , 1863. 2swtf aug ]S WINTER IRON WORKS. MONTGOMERY, ALA. Bn Portable Circular Saw Mills. f| ‘HEbE Mills urn warranted unsurpassed by any JL {“ “*®. aw propelled by an Ewrina of II lack bora ot Cylinder, and present the latest and beet improve ments throughout. Among these, tb*patentOillagBox is exclusively used, Huxies continuous feed Works, fto. Price delivered at th* Faotory 2,600 dollars, less than $luu additional will defray the freight to Savan nah, Augusta, Charleston or New Orleans. Exuu..nation of these Mills is alone required tosstab- lish their exceeding simplicity, cheapness, durability and superiority throughout. * Engine andl Mill Work fkrmlshsd al upsriority Alldescriptio; . ,, v , ml short notice and fully warrautod. Address jy*. _. 6 ". . M.friiftEH,ah.w.t.w»k.. Adr Charleston Courier ploasa copy. LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ANNOLD’S Imprated Patent Metallic Indestructible ^SARCOPHAGUS, EXIIAUMTKD ieJmtMBBd COFWNB, Which la sow (akin,tbe nice, of kll oth.n thromhool tho Uuil.4 suite.. II. 5. BOOJGftDDBknSifCS miul. (ho ool. igcat of (h, .bo.o for (ho CK. of Brnru- nuh, w ould respectfully oall attontiou tn thoir VSSftra- tieriority over anytlilng of tho kind that has yet been before tho poblio. Tha Improvements oonaist ia eo- mentiug th* top and sides, and, by the applieaftloa of an air pump, removing tbe air, by whioh ft. oonteius remain w ithout effluvia or change of apnear- for any length of time. It is on these advantage* Uie claim to superiority is baaed. The undersigned haring examined tha above, do naft hesiuto to say that, in thoir opinion, thsy are fa\lv cal culated to answer the Intended purpose; 7 8. N. Hxiikis. M. D., U. Wsv;<a, ji. D., 1 P. 5L Kouoo^ M.'b J. C. ILtffkBSHAM, M. D, I W. o. BclSSl; St D?, H. Lxchlisoh, Moahlnltft. Dells: Bells:: Behai:: THE Subuintwr. nmuufocture .nd k.op con.i.n (• I ly on hand all sixoa of Church, Factory,Stsam bo at. Krry, I»comoUve. bohocl House, and Plantation Bel la. Those Belli are hung with the patent iron yokes with moveable arms. Thoyoante turned around so Ibaft ft* *• * n ® w pUeo, which I* dssira n ^ ll tlu be#n ,uu * * f«w year*. Springs ars A?t Z hf fen W i* 7 t ° P i roT 5 nUhe from »W4ln g on tha Bail, thereby prolonging the sound. These Bella are manufactured from tho beat stock and are east ia Iron casinga. At this Foundry those wero fire! rued and are found to ha a great Improvement. W# give a written warrantee that if Church Belle break withia one year from data of purchase, with /air usage, vra will recast without charge. Tha toot of all Balls is warranted. Nearly l»UW Bells have been east aad sold from this Foundry, which is Ihs best avldsaea ef ftbets superiority. We have 15 gold and Silver MrlnliL awarded from the various Fairs “ for tha best Balia fot sonorousness nod purity of tone.” Wa pay psrftfealar attention to pelting up Peals or Chimes, ana esarefer tothoso furnisliod by us. Our Foundry is within a few rods of the Hudson Itlvor, Erie Canal, and Railroads running in ovory direction. As this is tho larxesfc>^ taldishmentof the kind in th* V. 8. and has the Intact assortment q, Bells, orders can be filled great Ditch. W. can r.I.r to B.1U lo an, *fnh. Buui ’r Old Bells uken in exchange for new ones. LavaU. Compasses, fto. constantly on hand. Address ' JL MENEELYaaONfl. West Troy, Ji. y. je 13 ly*dftlwr ALEXANDER GALLOWAY CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES! • 15,00 per JOO lit*.—‘AS lb. IIoifk t3,»3: Vsu.uU per juu ms.-zo io. noses*•>«#«*; XT 6 charge for boxing or delivering at tho Rail. 1\ road or steamboats. Warranted to keep ia any elitnvto. T.C.>ICE, jy 1 ly. 8. W. eorne * Broughton and Whiukor-efc. at the low.st prices. sept 26 nilATUEU BISTKIW, Hair and Carpet V Brooms, Scrubbing Brushes with and without Hoodies, bhoo and Whito Wash do., far sslslowb^ sept 29 giLK FKIN«K.‘ MORSE ft NICUOL -Black ud Cboco Bilk Fringo. Just received by _ ...... sept 27 Laroche ft bowne. 1 Mou AT and lloui dors and Clothes lierses, oughtou-s;. ls«pt *yj , Step Lnd- .... sund at If MORSE ft NICUOLtf. 40 I»lKC'HASKHM OK CHEAP l>UY GOODS.—5 cases ot fast colored printed Lawns scouet and Batiste Muslins, all at 12)4 cents, ast's assorted Ginghams in Now Styles, all at 12)do. use (a great bargain) Ladies’ Liuen Cambrio Hand- erehiefs, all at 12)4 cento. We have much pleasure In directing particular at- tcntii . val by the steamship Florida this day, of the above Goods, and oau with perfect oonfi- douco recommend them as Iks cheapest goods ever of- may 26 178 Bro\ig~bton-it?opp.^8L*AudrcwVllal]. B lITTliU it ml IfliOUll—JC keg. .sloct.J Goshen Butter. 28 bbls. Hiram Smith's extra Flour from new wheat. 28 do Pure Geneseee do Received per eteamer and far sale bi steamer and far sale by . SUUMXOM, JOHNSTON ft CO. JIULMBOLDT 4e EIPLeh, f nd Manufacturer, of Fire Proof Safe,, Iron Railing,, Lock,, tec. Corner of Bryan nud JeScr.on .lre.u, — -• MUltotoelfftallya*k to the pnbllo |i ral, that thsy a prepared fto extent* all orders la the afieva line. N. B —All arUelsa manufacture* by user* i, i—— warranted forsr al aud w orkiaaaeiup. - .«v, ’ ’“j Dva C orner of Bryan and Ji gm mn,Vt ly OTICK.-Thm JlV hi, frl.odi.ml ii fi<g Saloon hu hcen ot I7Er.MBQ7.PT, EITUB. I.lbra he subscriber befi _ . jd numerous paftrei ug Saloon has been cloned for the ur shortly ro-open ed, of whioh do# notice 1 'INK WHITE MIlYuVS—M«lM Shirts and Wrappers. Also, Merino Drawers, ., for sals low by WM. B. SYMOHt, Ik KC'KIVKD per steamer, a supply of Ladies 4 Bukiu M P *°Oibbonr Range. , «Mks Bacon Sides; 30 do. Shouldars-airH«bE- reoaived per steamer State of Georgia, and far sale by — MoMAHON ft DOWLX. C l OKN nnd OATS—iu lots to suit purdiasare. ^ ' fur sale by [s«p 19j MINIS ft FLOJUNCR
