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FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE TWELVE CENTS A WEEK--SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1853. NUMBER 221. ,l IILISHKU DAILY AND TBI-WEEKLY BY " JOHN M. HOOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TERMS: Mrhfc - Daily Mohniho News” is delivered to Citv ..hlupriberi ut Fiv* DOLUAB8 per annum, payable half- ^.rlrlN ADVANCE,or for twklvb cents uweik, H .Ytttile to the Carriers. Single copies, thbbecents. 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Advertisements from transiout persons or strangers i,e naitl iu advauoe. ° Yearly advertisers, exceeding in their advertisement* the average number of lines agreed for, will be charged “ 4d*ertisouionts'sent to this office withoutdireotions, a» to tbe number of iuaortions, will be publlsbed daily until ordered to be discontinued, and chargedaccord- All Letters diroctod to this office or the Edit enut be postpaid. DIE DAILY NEWS. BV MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted for the Savannah Dally Morning Nows.J Further Foreign News by the America at Halifax. New York, Oct. 12. The British Mail steamship America, Capt. | J. Leitch,arrived at her wharf at East Bus* jii, oil Saturday evening via Halifax from .ivcipool, which port she left on tho 17th ult. The Liverpool Markets.—-Tho sales ol | Cotton during the week onding tho 16th ult., oinprised only 30,000 bules, of which spocu- I hiois took 1000, and oxportera 5000 bales, 1 leaving 21,000 bales of all descriptions for tho I trade. The quotations woroas follows :—Fair, [ Orleans Ojd; Middling Orloans 6d ; Fair Up* I lands Gjd ; and Middling Uplands 5jd. Bheaustcffb had largely advanced. State of Trade.—In tho Manufacturing I districts trade had slightly declined sinoe tho I departure of tho Africa on tho 10th ult. The London Money Market was tighter. iTIio Bank of England had advanced the rate lb! interest to 4} per cent. Consols had agitiu Ideclincd and were quoted at from 95ja95j. The Havre Markets.—Tho sales of Cot* |tan during the week ondiug tho 13th ult., com* prised 1000 bales. The demand for Rico was Igowl und prices were somewhat stiffer, al- Itliough quotations remained unchanged. Europenn Intelligence. Til** Emperor of Russia has expressed his tviUingneBS to accept the note as it was framed let Vienna, without tho Bultaa’s modifications, |aiiil to evacuate tho Principalities. It is reported that tho Turks had attacked |tlio Russians. Be this, however, as it may, I mere ib no doubt that a war-like spirit is ruging |tit Constantinople, and the walls were placard- led with calls upon the Faithful to attack thr | Russians. Tho Multan, it is said, has only postponed a Lleciaruiion of war at tho urgont solicitation of filie Four Great Powers. Turkish urmaments continue to be provided jn un immense scale. A detachment of troops |i* daily sent to reinforce Omar Pacha. A ro* me corps is also forming at Adrianoplc. The Pacha of Egypt likewise promises to 3 15,000 muro men in addition to his recent levy of 80,000. General GurtschakoO’lias issued an address feu the Russian troops saying that Russia hus i culled upon to annihilate Paganism. Umar l’ucha, on the other hand, has sent feicncral Gortschakoft* warning, that if the gun fonts cume too neur the batteries they would •sunk. I Letters from St. Petersburg are silent rcla* 3 to political affairs. [ Largo bodies of troops aro boing concon- ’uted on tho frontiers of Moldavia. Omar fucha can concentrate 60,000 men at any point i n day. | It is reported that tho Turkish police had iscovored a secret society among the Alba* liaus, tho members of which were supplying foney against Turkey. [ Tho cholera is spreading in England. Enter from Bcnntidn* Baltimore, Sept. 30, 8 P. M. I Advices from Bormuda state that up to the ptl‘ of September, the deaths at St. George’s i yellow fever comprised three hundred— febuuione-oighth of tho entire population. The liscasc, however, was abating. Entor from Newfoundland, A great gale occurred ou tho coast of New- pundlnud on tho 25th of September, and many Vessels were lost. Tho American fishermen live been very unsuccessful. The potato crop ^Newfoundland * 8 an entire failure, and it is feared that there will be a famine. Enter from Cuba* Baltimore, Oct. 2, 7.50 P. M. TJiq steamship Black Warrior arrived at York from Mobile via Havana, which pur port she left on tho 27th ult. [ Tbe schr. Lady Suffolk had arrived at Ha- in charge of an oflicor of the Mexican lavy, charged with beiug equipped for tho ■lave Trade. 1 A cargo of slaves had been landed at T'rini- r IA slight political disturbance had occurred 1 Cardenas. lit is believed that Pcrzuela will soon supor* p ie General Canodo as Captain General. |.Messrs. L)iogo have failed at Havana fora farter of a million. Progress of the Epidemic. New Orleans, Sept. 28. |Gu Wednesday in Now Orleans there were 1 iutermeots, including 14 from yellow fover. pMobile lor the twenty-four hours ending at o’clock ou Tuesday evening there were 14 praients—of yellow fever eight, of other dia- Now Orleans Market*. Fotton is dull in New Orleans, and few sales l Vo been etlccted. Middling is quoted at 10] pis; and Rio Coffee at 10] cents per lb. New York Alurkct, _ Baltimore, Oct. 2,9.45 A. M. Bin New York on Saturday, uo business was ^»oaucted iu Cotton. Charleston Cotton Market. Charleston, Oct. 3. |1 * 10 to-day reached 130 halos, at 9J® |1*>-16. Tho market closes dull and heavy. Tho Election. Monday Evening, 7] P. M. I he polls have just closed as we go to proas ' 1 our owning edition. Tho day has been uiurkubly line one, and the contest at tho | ls * ,aa been conducted with spirit and zeal, 1 * ith perfect good order aud propriety so T ,la we have leurued. Tho total number of J*' l'°llcd is 1,114, but at this time of course f ‘"'B >■ known in regard to tho result. We r'° to bo able to give tho voto of this and |‘ uc other counties iu the State in out moru- • edition. Tho Correspondence In Relation to tho Koazta Affair. On our inside this morning will be found the correspondence between Mr. Marcy, Secreta ry ol State, aud Mr. Hulbemann, tho Austrian Charge d’Affaires at Washington, in reference to tho seizure of M. Koszta in the port of Smyrna in July last, by tho Austrian authori ties, and steps taken for his protection by our Cousul and Capt. Ingraham, of the U. S. sloop of war St. Louis. In view of the groat interest aud importance of the correspondence, wo have determined to tho exclusion of our tiNiinl variety, to lay it before our readers en tire. In our judgment tho letter of Mr. Maucy is a most satisfactory and triumphant vindication of tho prompt and effective measures adopted by Capt. Ingraham iu vindication of the rights, honor and diguily of our Hag iu a foreign port. The doctrines maintained by the Secretary are in accordance with the luw of nations and with tho principles of justice and humanity, and will, wo are sure, meet a cordial response not only from tho citizens of Republican Amorica of all parties, but from the hearts and judgments of all truo men iu every laud. Tho discomfiture of Chevalier Hulsemann is eiguul and complete. Every position he has assumed in justification of tho pretensions of his government, is successfully combatted and refuted by the unanswerable argumeuts of the American Secretury, whoso noblo justfica- tion of tho resoluto interference in behalf of our outraged nationality, will create a sensation and excite a degree of admiration in Europe, equalod only by that produced by the act it self. Mr. Hulbemann, has boon peculiarly unfor tunate in bis American correspondence. In his encounter with Mr. Weustkr, he suffered almost annihilation, and ho certainly has been most unmarcyfully dealt with by the present Secretary of State. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ao.-Oct.4. For dtuamor Chatham, from Augusta—177 bales Cot ton and MiJho, to Hudson, Fleming A Co, 8 Solomons, Bothwell A Smith, Cruger A Wade, 8 M Latlituau, Mr# 11 Harley, J Roberta A Co, For atoamor Lamar, from Augusta—394 balos Cotton, to T It Mills, Bothwoll A Smith, N A llkrdco A Co, Co hen A Tarver, Cruger A Wado, Bchu A Foster, 8 Solo mons, and Charleston Boats. FA88KNUER8. Per steamer Uordon, from Charleston—M Simmons, Col Mitchell, Mr Vurdell, J Woodrer, Mrs It Watkins, COMMERCIAL. Huvuunith iHnrket, Oct. 4. COTTON.-Saleiyesterday, 66bales, vis: 36at9^, 10 at ID, 19 at 10>£, and 2 at 10*; oents. Market fiat* Havuunnh Exports. New You*—Brig Arcturus—106,000 feet lumbor. Baltimore—Schr Satilla—48,009 loot lumbor, and 80 balos Yarn. Havana—Schr Isaac Cotton Hertz—341 casks Rice, 60 half do, 138 bags Rice Flour, 4687 feet Lumbor. COLUMBU87 OCT. l.-CottoiTiTsolling freely— Middling at Do, Good Middling 9>$, Middling Fair 10 cents. COTTON STATEMENT. Old stock on hand, Oct 1. 1863.... Now Cotton recoiv’ed to date 3653 Shipped 1899 Stock on hand 1707 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. FORT OF SAVANNAH OCT. 4. Sun Risen 5h.5liin! Sun :■>«_• ts - r >li. 11 m | High Water bit. 45m ARRIVED. Brig Argo, Eaton, Boston—Hay and Limo, to Ogden A Buukor. 8ohr Cotton Plant., Aruaud, from Ogeechee—3,400 bnshela Rough Rice tuow crop) to R Habersham A Son. Steamer Gcrdon, King Charleston, to 8 M Latlituau. Steamer Lamar, Johnson, Augusta, with boats 4 aud 14, to TR Mills, Steamer Chat! 14, toO U John. Steamer Chatham, Itahn, Augusta, with boats 10 aud Schr Satilla, Staples, Baltimore—Brigham, Kelly A Co Schr Isaao Cohens Uortz, Carter, Havana, Cohens A ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Si. CCMUliLL, Agent, R ESPECTFULLY acknowledges tho very liberal ,pktronago extended to him, and begs to invito tho attention of his old friends and customers and that of PUBLIC generally, ‘OCks OVOL . ------ - - These Goods, which are olferod for sale 73 St. Julicn & 154 Congrcis Streets. were purchased of tho luinortors under hit* personal inspection, aud with special rel'oruncu to their adaption 4 the Southern trade. From these circumstances, and an acquaintance with the Savuunali market, ho is unaided to state coutidontly that the advantages ho is now prepared to oiler to Purchasers ol' Dry Goods, cannot be cxcollcd by any house in the city. The following enumeration will convey an idea of tho extent and variety of the Goods now offered, vii. Kerseys. Schley's Plains, Black and White Washington Korsey; Kentucky Greys, Three Cord Duublu and Twisted; uorgiu Korsey, Heavy Striped Korsey; Blankets* Plaid llorso Blankets; lloavy Twilled do,; Assorted dors do.; lioavy Mackinaw do.; Dutlil do.; 10-4, 11-4, !-4 Whitney do.; 11-4 Bath; Uibbon-Bound Crib do. ('iiNMliuercn* Cloths aud ttHtinctH. Fancy FrenchCassiiueros; CloudedCassimeres; Rock Islaud uo.; Crystal Falaoe do.; Blaob French Due Skiu do.: SuperDue Black French Cloths, do. Twilled do.; Black, Blue and Urey Satinets. Tweeds. An extontive assortment ol these Goods, comprising overy variety of color. Flannels. Scarlet, White and Yellow Flaunols; Wolah.do.; 8o- lisuau Flaunols for Ludios’lSaoks; Printod Flannels; Red and White Twilled do.; Bleached, Brown und Slate Culorud Canton do. Prints. French, English and American Prints, the largest stock ever brought to this market, varying in prices frum 6)4 to 60 cents a > *rd. Cxinulianis. Manchester, Lancaster, English and Scotch Ging hams, from 12>a to 37j* cents a yard. DoGaines aud C'uslimercs. Plain and Figured DeLaines, from 12}; t° $1 P cr yard; Uaudnome Plaid DeLaines, entirely now; Black aud Colored Cashmeres. Theso Goods are of tho latest Varis design, aud comprise the most maguitiuent pat- erne ever offered iu auy market. Alpacas. Bluo, Black and Figured Alpacas, from cents to 91.60 a yard. 1 Wilks. It hi impossible to delineato here the different stylos 3W uttered for sale, as description would only convey a taint idea of their riohuusa aud elegance. In order, therefore, to realize the exquiaitu beauty of the present j,&aics~ uiacu buk maniuius; uo. Colored do.; do Watered Bilk Cloaks; do. Bleached Cloth Cloaks, Em broidered Braid; do. Colored Clotn Clouks, Em broidered Braid ; do. Lavender do.; Velvet Trimmed. Hosiery. Childrens' White, Mixed, slate and Fey Striped lloae; do. Grey Lamb’s Wool do.; do. Colored Cash mere do.; du. Faucy Cashmere do. Boy's White, Mixed and Fancy }; do,; do. Lamb's Wool % do., do. Fancy Cashmere do. Ladies’ White Canton Hos^from 12}„ to St a pair; do. Slate. Mixed aud Moravian do.; do. Black Spun Silk (Lind) do.; do. Colored do. (Lind) do.; do. Black ltulian da.: do. Merino do.; do. Cashmere# do. Aten's White and Brown & do.; do. lALUod >; dp.; do. SuporUne French Brown }» do.; do. Ribbed do.; do. Fancy Btrlpo }i do.; do. High Colored do.; Urey Lamb s Wool do.; uo. Whito do; do Merino do. Gloves. Ladies’ ADxandre Kid Gloves; Philbit do; Colored Cat Nspt do; Taffeta Silk do; Wool Mitts; Cashmere ^Men’s Wool Gloves; do Thibet do; do Cashmere do; do Lind Berlin do; do Drab Doe do; do Cloth do; do Tathta do; do Alexandra Kid do ; do 1 lush (an ontire now article) do. Boys and Misses Gloves of every de scription. Handkerchiefs. Ladies L C hdkfa from 6J£ cents up; do Uemd Stitch do do; do Scalloped do do; do Emh’d do do.— Men’s LChdkfs; do bilk do iu great variety; Boys' dodo; do Cotton do; Misses LO. Wuntliles* Ladies Lambs Wool Vests; do Merino do; Men't dodo; Ladies Emb’d Scarfs; do Plaid Wool Shawls; do Printed Cashmere do; do Emb'd do: do Fancy Neck Ties; Elastics. Buffalo Combs, India r - Combs, Tuoth and Nail Brushes, Hair Brusbei fumcry, Fancy Soaps, Ac., Ao., together with 1 tensive assortment of House Keeping Goods* apartment exclusively appropriated Jobbing Trade has been titled up, where country j N. B. Au apartment ^ebbing Trade has beei. .. . . —- ohanu will always ttud a large stock to select from. ocUl AT TltAFtt—Paunt Bolf-seuing Kut Traps . fig saio by V. W. CORN WELL, 102 Bryan-street. IV TOBACCO—TOMACCU. S jDORADO, Yig Twi.l, Forj.l’. Kitr. W lb. Lump, »ud Itoaell'. Houo, D.W, jdlafnMrlw New Fall nml Winter Hoods. The Urcatost Hulcollou in this City* A MONO Iho GoinIs in our largo assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, aro namely: MUSLIN DE LAINES, CASUMEUE8, ALPACCA8, PARAMATTAS, BOMBAZINES, BAREGE DE LAINES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH MER1NOE8, Lustres, Worsted Plaid Shawls, a splendid variety ; Staplo Goods, a full assortment; Embroideries, a great variety ; Linens, Damasks, Gloves, Uosiory, Ribbons, Mantillas, Blanket*. Carpets and Rugs: and a groat sutqtly of other articles too uumorous to mention. We rospuotfully invite the public tu give us a call, and nooflort will bo spared tu give satisfaction. IHci-chntiif* anil Wholesale Dealers Will find it to their interoat to examine our Goode bo* fore purohusing. EINSTEIN A KCKMAN, oot 3 131 Cougroia-struot. Fall and Winter Dry Goods. G. BROWN’S CHEAP CASH STORE. THE subscriber ia recoiviug by Btuumurs weekly, his Fall and Winter Stock, to which ho rcspoctlully solicits public attontiuu. l’lald Brocade and Figured Silks uf tho newest styles. Plain aud Figured Blaok Silks. Plain and Colored Frouuh Mouslin do Laines. Plaid Colored Mouslin. Silk and Wool Plaids for Children's wear. F'rcnch and Eug. printed Cashmeres and Mde Latns. Swiss and Jaconot Cambrics. Jo do Edgiugs aud lusortinga. A largo variety of llosclry. Irish Linens, all prices. Limn Damasks and Tabic Cloths. F'reuch aud Scotch Towels and Diapers, oto., etc., combined with a good assortment of Shootings auu Shirtlugs, Brown and Whito. Aljof which will bo sold at extremely low pricos at thoeornor of Barnard and Broughion-sta. sopt 28 Huts ! Huts ! ! Huts ! !! fin Juet rec’il, por Alulmmu, a largo lot ol MB triiu’d uud unlriiu'd Bonnets, Umbrellas and, ^^ovory variety of Fall aud Winter Hats, l aps, Ac. W u will sell a bettor now at\ lo Silk Hat, (and ol our owu manufacture) at $3.60, than cau bu produced in Savanuah. Wo also wish it distinctly uudorstood, that wo make our own Hats, and put uo othor makers name in the tips, osnocially those that have born defunct for years. sept 27 BELDENACO. Ueclie'H Iliil* nt $4. (£■ After this dato, wo shall sell Buobo's lino llats DB of the full stylo, nt $1 for cash. N. K. BAKNUM A CO.. se 24 176 Brougbton-st., opposite St. Andrew's llall. Foil ud, A PAIR of Gold (Spectacles. The owner can oh* XjL fain them by applying at tide office. 3 oct 1 1 klHHOLlITJON*—Tho Luw Copartnership .1 / of M.A I. M. Marsh is this day dissolved, in eoiisequenco uf laaao M. Marsh retnoviug from tho city. The uuffuishod business will be attended to by Mulfurd Marsh. MULFORD MARSH, octl 3 ISAAC M. MARSH. 1 liUAL CO-PAKTNKKHllIl\—Tho uu* JU dorsigned havo this day formod a Co-Partnership, for the practice of Law and Equity in the various Courts of Eastern and Middlo Circuits, under tho uarno and style of Mursb A Oucrard. MULFORD MAR91I. octl JOHN M. GUFRAUD. CO-l>AltTNttltHllU>. THE undersigned Imviug this duy ussociutod with him in the Book and Stationery business, his >rother, Mr. RICHARD W. CUBBEDUE, the busiuoss will be oontiuuod under tho firm aud stylo uf CUHUEDGE A BROTHER. Tho namo of tho now firm will bo used in the settlement of all the outstanding accounts. Savannah, 0< t. 1, 1863. 3 J. B. CUBBEDGE. TO KENT. rTrtjjJf A Farm with a good Dwelling and fifty-five acres of land, situatod on levers Lane, naif a 4!!,j miin from the oity. Apply to sept 27—2aw3w R. D. ARNOLD. YOUNG IHKN’H HTYLIC. YOUNG Mon can be accomodated with a Hat mado exnresaly fur thoir use,—it differs from sSV tho regular style in height, and la in every par- “ Uoular adapted to thoir warns, for salo at liar- uum's llat Store, 176 Broughton-st., opposite St. Audrow's Hall. oct 1 CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITURE COVERINGS, Ac., AT WHOLESALE & BE TAIL. W. H. CAUKYL^S CURTAIN STORE Is No. 109 Chnntnut-Nt., Philadelphia, Corner tth-nt., opposite the Stale Route. FTE bus always in store u full slock of French I 1 Broeatellos; Do. Satin Do Laines; ludia Satin Damasks; 1 Table A Piuuo Covori, Ao. F'rouoh Moquctte; | Gilt Cornices; Do. Plushes; | Gilt Pius and Bands; Laeo and Muslin Curtains Gimps, Fringes, of overy stylo aud price. | Cords, Tassels. Ao. N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES of all stylos and prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac., and every thiny complete for Curium* ol tho uewostl’aria styles, and at the louestpricee. Persons sending tho height aud width of their window t'rumcs, cau have their Curtains made aud trimmed iu the beat maunor : sue tashiou Plate# in August number of Godey's Lady's Book. Steamers, Hotels, ear builders, and dealers generally, supplied at tho lowest icholtxulc prices. W. li. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer iu F'urnishlng Goods, 1C9 Chosuut-st., corner ftth-street, aug 9 tf Opposite tliu State House, Phi|a. 8UOK8! HUUL8!! you TitK Fall and Winter Trade. THE subscriber would rospoctfully call tho attention of tho Plnutcrs of Georgia, South Carolina and F'lorida, and tho public generally, to his largo stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. His stock has boon selected by himself, with special caro aud particular roferouco to tho retail aud plan ters’# trade, that being tho most impurtaut feature of his business. 11c contidently offers to his customers aud tho public, work of a superior quality and ou rca- suuallo terms. His stock comprises ail tho varieties usually kept in a Shoe Storo, comisting of Ladies’ Shoos, Boots, and Gaiters, of overy variety, Gentle men's Boots, Shoes aud Congress Gaiters; also, Misses’, Boys', Youth's and Children's Shoes, of every kind, lu connection with tho abovo, lie hus a largo Block of NKLiltO llKOUAN*, which can safely bo reoommondod as a superior article. No effort will bo spared to ^ive entire satisfaction. A call in solicited from you bcloro purchasing. sept 2t WM. UE1DT, Gibbons Range. To Uic Public, THE undersigned no longer ucta us Agent for L. S. BENNETT A CO., for tho purchase of Carriages. Sthark, A’. J., Sept. 1, 1863.* J. C. THORNTON, sept 30 3m 1-0it »A1.1£. »**{» A valuable Plantation, situatod on tho Louia- [SlSsM villa Road, eleven miles from Savannah. It has JUiBLu good frame two story dwelling, and all nocos- 2Ir^out-bu tidings on it, this tract of Laud contains three hundred and aovonty-tivo aoros, more or less; there are about ono hundred and twenty aorea ut clear ed land and under good feuco, suitable tor the produc tion of Corn, Cotton and Hlco ; tho wooded land con tains Oak and Pino, and is convenient to tho Central Railroad, which rune through it. Purchasers wishing to buy, will please call and examine for themselves. For further r »rtloul»rr,»i.ply ou thy Ton mo.,to Also, v* ill bo sold with the place, eight Ntgroes, ac customed to field work ; Horses, Wagons. Carts, Cat- tlo. Corn, F'odder, Peas aud Potatoes, if applied for iu timo. Titles undoubted. oat 3 f^iUBUOiDKUlKtt* LACE UUUUB,«ku Vi Wrought Collars, Chemasettes, and Uuder- ululvos, Laeo do.; Swiss Edgings and Iusertings, Jaco net do; Wrought Haudkerchiols, Linen Cambric and Lawn do; Lisle aud Thread Edgiugs; Bonnot and Cap Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps, Trimmings, Ac. For saloby [sept 29 J HENRY LATHROP A CO. 1 vOIUJEttTlC UOODtt.—3 41, 7-8 aud 4*4 1 / brown Shirtings, 9-4, 10-4 and 11-4 do Sheet mgs; 6-4,6-4, 9 4,10-4 aud 11-4bleached do; 7-6 and 4-4 do Shirtings; Red aud Whito Flannels ; Kerseys aud Plains; Twilled and London Duffll Blankets; Whitney Blankets 10-4,11-4 and 12-4. A largo stock of tho above ou baud aud for sals by aort 29 HENRY LATUROP <ft CO. U UCE1VED per schr. Eatlllu uud iu dturu— Iv 10 bbls Howard Street extra Flour. 10 do sut»er do. It) half uo do. 6 bbls now Leaf Lard. 69 Reynold's Canvass'd oxtra Hams. 29 bugs best Rio Coffeo. . n sopt 28 ( J. D.JLSSL. 1 UttT UEO’Di per schr. Wm. ll.Stowurt— tl 10 dozen Flavory Extracts. 19 do Reudiug Sauco. 6 do Unitod Sorviou. 3 do ludia Soy. 3 do French Mustard. 3 do Biuokberry Jam. „ _ Roast Beef, fresh Lobstors, Raspborry Syrup, Poach Water, Preserved Peaches, Limes, Quinces, Pears and Strawberries. [sept281 J. D. JESbE. L'OU MAl.B.—A Muu 23 your, old, a liril-rato C hoiue serTunt uud wuit.r, wurrunted .ound. Ap- rlyto [.opti»J WM. WRIGHT. | .'DICTION Rollers and Grindstone Crauks, JC for sale by 1\ W. CORNWELL, sop 26 192 Bryan-street. |>UTTKK, CHEKttK, disc.—10 krgaselected JL J Butter, 26 boxes Cheese, 19 M Segars, 6 dozen Claret, landing from steamship Alabama. For sale by sept 26 COHEN A TARVER. l.'.LOl)i£*—16o bill# Baltimore Flour from New jy Wheat. F”or sale by sept 29 ROWLAND A CO. \\f OVJfi WIRE—Suitable for Rico Mills aud YV Safes; for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, oct3 192 Bryan-street. T AND1N44 from schr. Chriitopher Looser:— 1 i 53 bale* Hay; for sale on tho wharf, by ■^ot 3 G0DF:N a BUNKER. CJTKB1* COTTON IlOOKtt—30 duseit: in O store, and for sale by E. O'BYRNE, oct 3 \lflNK.—15 bbls. Mglugu Wiue; 15 do. Fort YY do.: in store, and for enl* by T uc T t 3 E- O'BYRNE. DOliKi—iiT* bbls. Mess Pork ; 50 bbls. Prime 1 do.: and 26 bbls. Rump do.: la store, and for sale by oct 3 CLAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM. O IJC4Alt.—59 bbl«. Stuart's tiuudard Crushed ^ Sucar 1 ■ 19 boxes Loaf do.: and 60 bbls. Coffee do. oetS r CLAGUOkN A CUNNINGHAM. TJUTTEK AN1» OUKESE.—10 k«f. Uo- H *li.u:But«r.uad '« bum. Clu«.|J«t Mc.l»wi, CLAQU0 HN t CUNNINQUAU. C. A. L. I.AMAH. New York Medical College. THE next Annual Courso of Lootures in the Now York Medical College will eommenco on Wednesday, the 26th of Oetobor, 1863, and will continue uutil tho ttrst of March, 1864. liOKACt Gur.KN, M. D., li. L. D., President of tho Faculty, and Professor of the Theory aud Practice ol Modioino. Enwix Hamilton Davis, M. D., Professor of Materia Modlca and Therapentics. B. Fouuyce Baukkk, M. D., Professor of Midwifory and Diseases of Women and Children. R. Oudkn Dorxmus, M. D., Professor of Chemistry. J. Al. Caiinocuan, M. I*., Professor of the Principles and Operations of Surgery with Surgical Pathology. Edmund U. Peaslxe.IM. 1)., Professor of General, Descriptive, aud Mioroscopioal Anatomy. Kdwaiid 11. Pauueu, 61. D„ Professor of Physiology and Pathology, Joel Paukkh, LL. D., Professor of Medical Juris prudence. D.8. C3NANT, M. D., D«»w«natrator of Auatomy. A preliminary Course of Loetures will oomiuenco ou Mouday, the 10th of Ootober, which will bo indepeiid- t of the Regular Course, and will be tree to all 61cd- lst of Uctobcr. This College has just received from Europo ; valuable andoxtonsive museum, luliv represoutiug e Thu ndvantnges which New York offers for clinical study far surpass those of any other uity. The students of this college can have access to the Now York Hos pital, Bollevuo Hospital, and Emigrant's Hospital, as well as to the Eye aud Ear Infirmary, and tho various Dispensaries of the city. A Sugical, a Medical, and an Obstetrioal Clinique will bo held weekly by the Pro fessors of theso departments. Obstetrical cases and aubjeota for dis action aro abundantly furnished for tho students. Fees. Matriculation, $6; Demonstrator's ticket, 96; the full course, $1116; for the final examination $30. Students coming to the city should call immediately at the collogo udince, whore tho Janitor will furnish them the requisite information. R. OGDEN DOREMU8. l)cau of tho Faculty. New York Mudical College, East Thirteenth St. joct2 / 1 1.0VliS, HOSIERY, iVe*.—I.udios’.Uoiil'a VJT uud Missus' Kid Gloves; l.idtoa' and Gant's Buck, Doe Skin and Caahmoro Gloves; Children's Merino and Wool Gloves; Gent's heavy Doublo Kid and Buck Driving Gloves; Ladies' and Goal's Buck Gauntlets ; Cotton Hosiery, of all kinds; black and whito Silk Huso and Half Huso : Ladies' Derby-Rib'd and Plain Bl'k and Col'd Cashmere llosu : Grey Lambs wool aud white Muriuo Hose aud half Hose; Misses' and Boy's Cotton aud Wors'd Hosiery, ull si*o»;Children's Worst ed Boots and Gaiters.; also, Ladies’and Mon's Muriuo aud Cashmere Under-Vests; Children's do; Ladies' and Men's Silk do.; Mon's brown aud bloached Cotton do.; ladies' nml Meu's Cotton aud Merino Drawers. Jutt opened, and for sale by oota NEVITT.ILATHnor A STEBB1NS. UND11JLEN.—25 lihds choice l’orto Rico aud j 16 do St. Croix Sugar 25 bbls Stuart's Crushed and Powdered Sugar 60 dc do ABAC Clarified do 160,bbls. Baltimore and Georgia Flour , 75 do Geuesoe do 60 do Hiram Smith's do 36 casks quarts and pints London Porter 60 bbls Philadelphia Cream Alo 76 boxes Soda and Sugar Crackers 30 bbls Lard 2<H) sacks RioCoffco 60 do Laguayra do 60 mats old Gov’t Java du 4 pipes Mcder Swan Gin 2 do Btaghound do 6 half pines Otard Dupuj A Co's Brandy 3 do do Siguotto 10 >4 casks sw eot Malaga Wins 10 do Port do 10 }, do Mudeira <fo| 150 bbls Gin, Rum, Whisky and Brandy (Domestic) 60 baskets Hoidsiuk Winn 26 bbls No. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel 30 half do do 5 ca*CBj8ardinei> 20-J boxes No. 1 Pale and Family Soap 100 do Tallow Candles 75 do Pearl Starch 160 Reams Wrapping Paper. Just received and for saloby (oct3J McMAllON A DOYI.E, 20 tierces sugar-cured Hams 100 bbls A. 11. A C. Clarified Sugar 30 hhds. Muscovado do 20 do Porto Rico do 20 do Now* Orleans do 60 bbls. Butter, Sugar and Soda Crackors 60 boxes Tallow Camlles, Gs and 8a 100 boxos Adamantine Candles, Cs 26 boxes Sperm Candles, 6« 60 casks Utbert's London Porter, pints 200 boxes No. 1 Palo and Family Soap 100 boxes Colgate's Pearl Starch 60,000 Havana Sugars 600 bags Shot, assorted sixes 60 boxos English Pipes 300 bbls. Baltimore Flour 60 bbls. Hiram Smith's Flour 60 bo*(ft Gnorcin Kuiu 300 reams Wrapping Pape! nail Rice. > tierces SrnaJ WEBSTER A PALMES. J 1NEN (•OODM.—Irish I.mons and Pillow j Case do, 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Linen 8heeting light aud heavy styles, 8-4, 9-4 aud 10-4 Linen Damasks Bleached and Brown, Sootoh tluoabac aud Bird's Kyo Diaper, Dtmnsk Table Cloths, Browu and Bleached Damask Nankins aud Doyles, received aud fur sale by octl HENRY LATUROPACO. LOVKS, UUHlIfUY, ilru.—U.ut’l Ul».:k, White and Colored Kid Gloves, Ladies'do dodo do do do. Cashmere, Buck and Bcrliu do, Ludies' aud Gent's Buck Gauntlots, Ladies’ Cotton, Merino aud Silk Hosiery, Gent's dodo do c. ,*■ U010. A full sup ply of Boy's and Misses Hosiery, Ladies' Silk and Me rino Vests, Geut's do du do do, Children's Merino do. For silo by [oot 1] HENRY LATHROP A CO I) eep 17 NOTICE. KING utir nbsimcn frum tho city, Mr. II. W. DEN SLOW, will act os our Attorney. SWIFT A CO. Ul.OTllHANl) (IANS1MUUUN. 1 * LACK ami Colored French und English Cloths, J) do du Fancy Cassimuros, Plain and Plain Tweeds, Kentucky Joans, Ac. Received and for sale by ooll UENRY LATUROP *00. £ Plain Bl'k Doo Skin Cassimures, Fig'd Bl’k Elastic Cassimero—with a largo variety of Freuch Faucy Cas- simere, of tho latest stylo and patterns—also, a choico variety of Vesting, consisting of Fig’d, Bl’k und Fancy Cashmere, Plain Bl'k Satin, Fig'd Bl'k aud Fancy Col d Silks aud Satins, Cut Silk Velvets, etc., tho whole of which ho is prepared to make up toordor iu the must fashionable maime** uud on accommodating terms. WM. R. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor, oot 1 17 Whitakor-streeL OUUNl.NO DltltKM <iOOi»B.— Kl.ck Bombasines, Alpacas, Canton Cloths and French Merinos. Plain Blaok and Bl'k and White Mouitsodo latinos and Cashmeres, Bl'k Ginghams and Cambrics, Plaid aud Fig'd Bl'k bilks. Block Love aud Lace Veils, French and Englisii Bl'k Crano, Ladies' Mourning Sleeves, Chemasotts. Collars and Hdkfa. Received by octl NEV1TT, LATHROP A 8TEBBINS. R lltllONH, TU11UAUNU8, <Jtc — l.:ullun' Plaid and Rich Brocudu Col'd Bonnet Ribbons, Cap Ribbons, Bolt do, Plain, Bl'k and Col'd Velvet do, Rich Fig'd and Cut Velvet do, Velvot and bilk Braid Trimuuugs, La Corallo do. White, Bl'k and Col'd Gimps and Fringes, Silk and Velvet Trimming But- ■°a l° r Ml ° L iFVirr, LATHROP A BTEBBINS. (jAi>ll'lllNK. PRE8I1 npuly, just received und for sain by uct l ______ JOHN B. MOURE A CO. ATCllKH.—100 gross Clark’s, 100 do Round Wood, gross small Matohes, for sale by 1 JNO. B. MOORE A CO., Gibbons' Building. w. NEW FALL HOODS. C. WADSWORTH is now rucoiviug his Fall aud Wiuter Stock of ltioh Dress Goods, and re.poafully invites the Ladtos tocall aud examine home very huudsomo Silks and other goi ds that ho has just opened, among them j.,.,.™..,—., Hi«h 1‘faid Taffeta aud Glace Silks, Bright Colored-Spun Silks, solid Colored all Wool DeLaines, and Printed M Do Lainos of all quail ties, which with a good assortment of Ginghams and Prints, ho is prepared to sell at as reasonable prices as . N n nr. r’-ungross-st., oppoiitu sept 30 Bit AN OIKS AND WINE -JUST itKC’O. I I RAN DIES.—5 hull"pipes (Kurd, Pule and Durk, I ft 2 lleunusay, lo2U, 3 Pmet CabUllion, Pale uud Dark, l half pipe Saxerac, 1808. WINE.—2 pipes Old Reserve, 1 do London Market, 12 half pipos Modem, 12 do do Sherry, 12 quarter Port Wine. 100 baskuts lleidkick sad Mumm Champagne, iu store and for sale by . J* DYLAN DA O'NEILL, sopt 30 Next door to Marshall House. me do, 10 do Litchfield do, lor sale by ^ sopt 30 l/UKHil UUKKN U1NUUU—A .u|>cnur Jj (|untity ol Uioon Uinger.^ju.^tocolvod^aua for sept 30 D U., fi\VAYNK , S cclehrntcd Family Modi oincs, for sale wholesals or retail at the Apotlio- w)..' H.1I, by Lwpl»)| J.il.DuKOIlD. TO S.HOKK1W AND UlUiWKltB. J USTroceivcd.u very .oyorior lot uf Tobacco and Segars; Tobacco of tho most celebrated brands, and Sugars that are gcaumo and imported, for sale at the Apothecaries' Hall by sopt 30 J. E. DkFOIID. COHN AND .11UA1.. Of \1 \ HU8HE1.K Primu Wu.lorn Coro. OUU la) do fre.l) erooo'l “«»!• . . U B.ek.O«or,la«oor.»81b.. .acb. ju.t r.coi T od for sale by (»ept27J CUAb. 11. DllRYEE. AliOINO AND irOTK.—75 bale. Uumiy Bagging. 100 coils Bale Bope, JOudo. do. Jo. small . Kor xhlo br | sept 24] COHENS A HERTZ. OAUOINK and Chuiupaguo Opuuors, Loaf bu- ^ nar Nippers with and without Sund. for sale at iMB&oahg. *. l»P«J MullSE Js N lCliOl.ti. G UKKN lilNUKit, AFFf.KS.tf50.—A lot under St. Andrew's Hall. U KE14A OOODh.—Barege do Laiuon, Solid colored Mous do Leincs, Printed French do laiunes- Black, and a variety of colored French Me- rino i colored Plaid and Brooada Bllki) blaok Waljrad and black Brocad. Silk., l'laia Whita do.. Wh,^ Uro- cade aud Whito W atored do. i law Silk Vlaida i 1‘niiO- od French Cambric. Boiabaaiuea Alpaou, Uourmug lt ”' B, ” i ’ ,,1 |flNB»^.AT&BOP k CO. n'lUUT fJIUCHB ON NKW VOKK—for E LAID illKUlNO.—du.i received by sept 24 Laroche a bowne. B arm and laud.—io bbi.. uumeid-a Ham., and *) k.i. Lard; raoaivad par .Uamahlp ... S‘ JcLAOUOwf* CUNNUIQBAM. Dry Goods, Clothing, ho. CHEAPEST CASH STORE. NEW FALL MS! f IHIK »uli8cril)urb have fur suit*, u largo aasortmriit X Of almost overy thing needed, in Ducss. Housk- KtKrixu, and Plantation Dry Goods: which assort- UNDERSHIRTS, Mado porous to absorb perspiration, aud in every grade, from the lightest to tho heaviest qualities; and also much butter adapted to sudduu chauges in tempe rature, than tho kinds generally used. DRAWERS, For gontlcmcn and ladles, in ovory quality aud of ov- ory kind, very cheap. llOMIiUY, Vii:—Girls and‘Boys', and Ladies and Goutlemun's half lloio aud Hose, vory much cheaper than elso- whorc in this city. EiMlIUOlOEUEO ANI) LACE HOODS, IN IMMENSE VARIETY. LINEN GOODS. Our store is the Depot fur tho best Linon Goods, (all pure Ilox) which we retail as cheap as tho other mer chants here pay tor tho same goods, via.; Liuou Sheet ings in overy width und quality. Shirting Linens, hand-spun aud undressed; Pillow Caao Linens and Auron Linens ; Bird's Eye Diapers. Dow lass and Glass Cloths; Scotch Diapers; Batlung Towels; Huckaback aud|Bird's Eye Towels; Diapers aud Uuokabaoka by the yard. Stair Coverings. Table Damasks A Diapers. In whito aud Brown of ovory kind, very oIiobp. Da mask Napkiusaud Doylies; Damask Bordered Hucka back Tow uls; Table Covers and Toilot Covers; Quilts and Cnuntorpuuua of every klud, aud in sixes for Rerihs, Cots, and small aud largo Beds; Figured stout Laeo fer Valance aud Bed Curtains, Englisii Wushiug Furniture Chintaes, very cheap; 7-8, 4-4, and 5-4 Furniture Dim ities; Linen l.accs tor Pillow Casus, vory cheap; Cotton do.: Cotton Shirtings and Shootings in whito aud un bleached, and in every quality and iu overy width, trom 3-4 to three yards w ido. Ciowquu Mattings. Best quality, and cheaper than etsewhore. Our stock is replete iu almust overy article needed IMuntntioii mid llouBO-kct’iiliifg nuns, at elioapost prices, vii: very cheap Cotton pantaloon stuffs fur uogroes; Cotton Osuahurgs, Linen Usua- burgs, oolorod Homespuns, Ac. Success in trade is always in tho ratio of ability to do best for tho community, and upon that basis, combin ed with integrity, we aj nual to the universal intellect, and we confide implicitly lu tho uuorring aggregate mind for the result. Our stock is so thoroughly filled ll'NtTKTIIK LAHfiBHT AHSOUTAIKNT, Aud it is fixed fur salo, At prices so uniformly very Cheap! ! That purohasors of a largo assortment, in small and large quantities, can bo suited in a groator number of artiolcs, and thereby etleot a greater saving than in auy othor store in Savannah.—Buyers uro invited to lmpoet our whole stock, as w e rely un tho patronage of tho greatest number uf purohasura—by our diffusing tho f roateat reciprocal interests—for enduring aud iucroas* ng support. AlcCOSKKR A. TREANOR, 111 Congress-street—nextto Bull-street, ■cp 1 aud opposite the Pulaski House, DlltltLfi &CAKfi¥ CLOTHIERS merchant Bailors, Wnrcrooin y. E. Corner of Whitaker and Broughton sti., Mnvnnnnli* fpilE tiuliscrihors, in auiiouiicing to thnir numer* J ous customers and tho public, tho arrival aud oponlug/>r their S|»rin|? Stock, felicitate thciuselvos on tho advantages which their ro- cent purchases enable them to offor all who desire to soleet their Clothing from an extensive assortment of tho choicest goods, made iu tbe most l'iBiliiunable style. These goods havo been purchased under the personal inspection of one of tho proprietors; aud availing them selves or favorable circumstances, they are enabled net only to warrant them in quality, but tu offor them at such LOW PltlCJUS, **Tho*following enumeration is made for the Uonllemen iu the country, whose orders wi prompt attention, and w ho, when in iho city, aro ■pcctiully invited to an examination of our Goods. OENILLIUDNX CX.OT1UNG. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of overy quality. •• •• •• “ in Black, Bluo, Brown, Greon and Olivo Colors. BUSINESS COAT8, in groat variety, vix: Linen, Rus sia Duck, Drub Dete, Alpaeha, Cashmeret,Frock and Suck business Coats. l'ANTALUUNS.—Black Doeskin at a groat variety of prices. Bl'k and F'ancy Casslmeros.at a great variety of prices. " Drab Dote " “ " Whito and F aucy Linen Drills, “ " *• F'auey Marseilles, " " " VESTS.—Black Silk and Satin Vests. Fancy Silk " Whito Silk, for Party •• White, Buff and l'auey Marseilles " White and Bull Duck and Linen ** ruiMuiuxo WOODS. Furnishing Goods or ovory description for Gontlo- ineu’s wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, watorford ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, cutton du., suspoudors, half hose, gloves— all kinds, bust quality patent yoke shirts, a Qno as sortment ot DUESS1NO UOWKS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Fort- iuouias, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment ol tho latest aud moat fash ionable styles. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising tbo largest assortment evor offeree in this oity, couMbting of Frocks, backs, Polka Sacks, Jackets. Vests and Pants, iu every variety of style and material suitable for tho season, NLUCllANT TAJ Ml KIVU. “Tho favorable and long established reputation which their establishment has enjoyed and still maintains tor thoBtylo and tinish of its yurinent* made to onter, as well us lor tho superior quality of their clothe, dura bility of color aud substantial workmanship, it shall bo the constant effort of the proprietors still to ouutluuo.— They invito the snucial attention of both old ana new customers to the following, from which they are pre pared to furnish garments, which they will waraut to Lu nr itlut ultra in both fit and fashion. SIMONES A BloLLY'S best Blue, Blaok, Drown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronze, Coroho and Olivo Cloths. Black Doeskin, Black, Casaimcre, and a largo assort- inontof Colored and Fauoy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fancy Linen Drills. VESTINGS.-Whito Silk aud Satin, for Party Vests. Black and fancy Silk and Satins. White, Buff and Orunge Caaslinurcs. A largo variety of Whito, Buff aud fancy Marseilles. UNlFOim SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in the city and throughout tho State, mado aud lurnished at tho shortest notioe and in the bust manner. DIBBLE A CAREY, apr 4 ly New Grocery Store. c: O l» AIIT N li HH11 Il» NOTICE . f|'HE undersigned having lorinud u coqiartnurship 1 for tho purpose of doing a General Grocery and Liquor Business, have this day opened a large unu well selected Stock of Groceries aud Liquors in tnu commo dious store under the Marshall House, where they in vite their friends and the public to an inspection uf their goods. They hope by strict and accommodating attention to thoir customers, keeping a constant supply of every articlo-wbich enters iuto their business, and by sxllinu at iwwest cash I’Kicxs, to merit a liberal snare of public patronage. Having made arraugemonts to kcon thomsclvos sup plied by each successive steamer with all goods in tin ir line, that enter largoly into family use, but which from ihcir perishable nature cannot he kept loug; bouio- kcoj-ors can always have the assurance of obtaining such artiolcs at thoir store, not only ruissii, but of the best quality, T. HYLAND, sup 12 2m P. H. O'NEIL, WM. J. HUNT'S Shaving ami Iluir-drcr*wii>|f Saloon, 109 BROUGHTON StilLET, Nearly oppotito ->t. Andrew's Hull, sop 10 tjan 1 , 1853.1 FALL SALKS. 11853. UAltDW'AUi;, CUTLERY, dec. SAMUEL PALMER .fc SON, 148 Cowjreia and 67 Ut. Julian-tU., (iibboWa lluiUliny, I I AVI) now ill storo a uumral UM>orUnoiit of rl American and English HARDWARE, CUTLE RY aud F1DGE TOOLS, aud aro lonstautly receiving additions thorcto. Merchants, Planters, Uuildors, Housekeepers and others, are invited to oxamiue our stock, w hich embraces a great variety, and w ill be suld. tthe lowest prices. sept 26 I .'LATHER DUSTERS, Hair and Carpet r Brooms, Scrubbing Bmihos with and without Handles, Shoe aud Whito Wash do., for salo low by sopt 29 MORSE A NICHOLS. S ILK FRINGE.—Black uud Choco Bilk. Fringe. Just received by »crt 27 Laroche a bowne. I > AT uud Mouse Traps, Wood Raws, Step Lad* dors and Clothes Uersos, to be found at !55 broughtou-st. [sopt 29) MORSE A NICHOLS. ll liw hw. t> iu uuii. no. • anu tv crcl. Just rcooived and for sale by asp 23 CLAQ11QRN A CUNNINGHAM. Os \ UA8KH Choice Racuu Side# and Shoul* Ov dors; 19 tierces Duffield's liams Just received aud for sale by sop 23 CLAUHORN A CUNNINGHAM. T XNDINijl KROM St'tiU. EVLIFSE 1 1 T9 boxes Candles assorted, 29 boxes StarcJi, -fr boxes Lemon Syrup assortsd, 26 do. Candy assorted, 10 do. Macaroni, 6 Heroes choioo Hants, 6 hhds. V. R. 8u~ **** l/ COHEN A TARVER. o 1 ° l Kfl&HCwt DOXll^ BUSINESS CARDS. S. S. MILLER & J. D. FBRU1IS0N, • WHEELWRIGHTS A BLACKSMITHS. COHN Ml or Broughton nml illcmtuoinery Htrccis* SAVANNAH,GA. Carriages. Wagons, Carta and Drays manufactured. Hiaoksmtthlng. Including Iron Railing and Grates for Buildings, Ao. done at tho shortest notice, aug 19—6m T. J. HOBKHYS, (I,ATE OF BUUUE COINTY,) C O iW M J S .S ION JU E It V 11A N T, No. 93 Bny-strcet* SAVANNAH, GA. Will givo his porsoual attention to all business en trusted to him. Onto aug 1 SiUtH«.i») X*UiI^ — -*•# COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHITTING AGENTS, NAVANNA1I, ((EOUUIA. Will attend to soiling all kinds of PRODUCE. Ad" Strict attention given to tho Receiving and For warding Goods, amt filling mdora from the country. K. LOCKXTT, WM. 11. LOXU, John 11. DAVIS. jy M ly WVI.l.V A- HUMERAL COMMISSION AULNTS, FOR THK I'urrhnNO nml Nth of Ntockn, llomls, lit*it 1 und l’nruounl Katatv, &c* Arc. UJjice Corner of buy Lane and bull Street, rear uf the Poet CJJficc. V. H. llaviug numerous orders wo wish to purchaso 190 Negroes, tither single or iu families, for which wo are willing to pay highest cash prices. jy 29— lyA S. u. cmtUon, •A T T O It N E V A T L A IV, HANDKHHVIM.E, OEO. Will attend to business In Wiuhingion, Jefforson Laurens, Wilkinson, nud Emauuol Counties. ItOKH to—N. A. llardoo, Fraukliu A Brantly, aud S. E. Bothwell A Co., Savannah. jy 7-6m JOSliWI OANAIIL, A T T II I£ N K Y AT LAW, tiOHMKUUI' UU V UNO WUlTUKEll-S'XS. j. •» iy Fiieioruge mifil Com mission BUMINUMtt. J WILL conlintio Iho Faclnrago nml Coininisilon 1 Business on my own aocount. Olhee on Bay-st., folurM.uljjuni.rjrSiH.t. J, F. PELOT, Kluclilvy «i TIioiiiiis. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. li Bny-ut., (juvnun.il, Un. n. r. KINOULKT. A. TUUMA8. Z. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Willianunu'sHuilditige.llay-street. ttavnnnnlit I5u. npr IS WCLLil & Ol llll, Factors uud Comiuiniun merchants, •IP 21 81 BAY-STREET, BAVANNAB. ly S. S.%IBL.EY, Wholesale and Retail Jlooltseller mid Mintioncr, INo. 136 Cougress-st., oprosita Alunumant-eq. mar I'M SAVANNAH, GEU. [tf aiAS. li. i*ic:ki;tt, CONTRACTOR AND UUll.DER, Il AVING rosumod his busiuoss, is now pre- FI pared to contract for Buildings, or Jobbing work ol auy description, in his line. Blairs exooutod with neato ness and dispatch. A share ol the publlo patronage is most respeottully solicited. * . „ . Carpenter Shop corner of Walnut and Harriaon-st*., •ocoud street west of Browu and Harris'#Stables., fob 18 iy B. D. livrnin, A T T O R N E Y AT LAW, 8AUKDKKftVlLfuK, WASHIROTOS COUKTY. OA., Will praotice in tho Courts of tho Middle Circuit. All business committed to his care will bo exoouted with * ^UrxukNcxs.—.^csrs. BothwollA Smith,and Dr. U. L. Byrd, Savannah. ly. jnu27 JOHN FOOJLIu, WaOluXSALK AMD UKTAIL DKALBX IS TAINTS, OILS, TUIU’ENTINE AND VAliNISHEB Preach and American Window-Uluer, Faint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Subel and Uamol Hair Ponuils, Uadgor aud Camel Hair Ulcntlere, Grainiug Combe, Artists’ w llruiili C i. Ao. Ac. fa per adniiifij)*, iionie»», <•«</ iw.v MUa N.B.—Uouso, Sign and Ship Paibting,Gilding, Graln- inx aud Uiaalng, douo on reasonable terms by 8 JOHN POOl.E, 11 Whitaker-et. mar 29 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow A Co. JLlciiry K. Wusliburn, (AUENT.) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jy3i SAVANNAH, UEOUU1A. ly A. B. DUIulN, COTTON FACTOR No. »4 UAY-STKEKT. Mill) SAVANNAH. JJiiuiKUiii A. Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlunta, (ieorgla, 'Willoolleot Debts In the following Coantiec Do Kalb, Fayette, .‘Joard, Care. Murray, Chorokee Newton, Coweta, Campboll, Gordon, Walker, Henry filerriw ether, Carroll, F loyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troop Cobb, Whitfield, F'orayth, Gwinnett. Rrferencet—i.. B. Stoddard A Co., Charleston, South Caroliua; Williams A Brother, Augusta, Georgia; l'lau- Brother*, and O. W. Cheat, Now-York. Nat. Manuom. Iinarl7 tfj TBOMA* N. Cox. V. A. lu. lu’iMAU, General Commission Merohaut, ly] Havaitnab, Caeurifla* (uov M uxAxr it. roKi. r. x. dumuam. FOiiT A DlJAUIAi?!, FACTORS ANO COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oct 7 . SAVANNAH, GA. ly Jultuii llurlriilgc, A T T O It N E Y A T I. A IV Office corner Whitaker-et. and bay Lane, uov19 ttuvannnh* HOWLAND A CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 174 Bay-»t.*cet* Knvuuiinh. /OI1H T. RQWkASD. au 21 jouk t. bowlamd, jr James Slcllvni')', INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Alarine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad- justed, Charter Parties aud Arerugo Bonds drawn, Ptt- porn prepared whereby toroouvor lossoe from American or British Underwriters, -nd attention given to all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. Of fice No. 118 Bay atroot, opposite tho front of the Cus- UlLUKU’l' BUTLKM, Al A 1ST Ell UOlLDEil, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER York-drill, Ogl.lkorpe Sg., tan 28 8avanuah. 1>. W. lOlNcully, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Opposite Cotton Press, MA8TERN WRAUP, SAVANNAH, OJCOROIA. Steamboat and Mill Work, and evory description o Blaoksmithingexeontod with neatness and dispatch. ^ I/{*liol8tcry mid Cabinet Work The subscriber having taken tho store on Ul Whitakor-stroot, next to Dlbblo A Carey's Tai M9| hiring Establishment, respectfully announce to • Y * tho cltisons of Havannali that ho is prepared to exoouto all ordors in tho abovo lino on tho most REASONABLE TERMS. Speoial attention paid to repairing all kind* of Furni ture. flj* Funerals supplied at the shortest notice. 29 ly JAMES LAIlKIN Dying and Uenovnting Establishment, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 Yorli-iitrcct, rear of the Court House ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T ADILS' Bilk and Woolen Drosses, Shawls, Td I j ble Covori, etc., cleanod, and dyed varlou# oolors; Ladios'Bonnots bloaehed aud pressed in a fashionable style; Kid Ulovos oleaued, and Guntlomou's Garment* cleaned,renovated ox dyed, as may be reuuired. AU done in the same style which has generally so muoh pleased my patrons and friends. Terms moderate. Persons sending paroelsby Hamden's Exprc*s, Rail- read, or steambout# aro requested to write per mail, so that I may know whereto call for them, and which way to send thorn back. Cost of irclght each way, for small parcels, will be about 26 oiuts. All order* punctually 10 ' 1, ALEXANDER QALLOWAY CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES! »1S,U0 por 100 lb..-1.5 lb. noi.’.t3,7.1" XT O charge for boxing or delivering at the Rail* SS roft<i ot eteamboats. Warranted to ° j^l^’ly. 8. W. oorner Broughton and Whluker-et. 1|\0 I'L KCIIASEIIH OP CHEAP DUY 1 GOODS.—6 oases of fast oolorod printed lAsn* Jaoon;t aud Batisto Muslin*, all at 12>» c ® aU * 't mi.iiri.nit Giuchams in Now Stylo#, all at 12)^0, l bargain) Ladies' Linen. Cambric Hand- wfhivfl'muoli'pluj.iiro'tA illreolin« partlonl.rnt- JSU*"tK S.I.U. b7 Ui. MurnA/ Florid. IUU of tbo .boro Uood., «oJ o»n with porlwt cond- d.oil. r.tommoud th.ni u tb. oho.pwt joodl over ot- fared for sale in Savannah. le M. THENDERG AST k CO. may 26 178 Broughton-st. opp. bt. Andrew's Hall. iit'l i'fcK uud Fl*OtlU—30 kegs selected ly Goshan Bailor. 28 bbls. Hiram Smith's oxtra Flour from now wheat. 28 do Pure Genosseo do Rucoivod per etoamer and for salo by eop 7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * CO *1) LCElVEUjMir etoamer, a aupply of Ladies’ mi Misaea Tlos, Buskins and Hltpi-ors. and for 5\eby W.1IEIDT, sop 29 Gibbons* Range. UACON ttlDKtt und SU01JUlEKS.-i» Jt> casks Baoon Sides; 29 do. BhouWer*-«dr »J;lT|d p,, but. tSSffirfAgp M1LLUBBY, DIKE* HILBER, iro. 167 CONGRBSfrSTRBMT, HAVING RECEIVED 1IER SPRING o! FASHIONABLE BILK CRAPE, BT] French imported Bonxeta, Store, No. 157 Congre—-street. A . JMr A11 of the above goods are of Mre. B.’s Mies# ion. ^*7 hEunsEt and vamov: edooi.' mas. doe, No. 17 i) J UNA RDSmaBf, Takes this method of informing tilt L Havannali, and vlolni^r. that sht has celved her SPRING STOCK, eor large aud tashionable assortment 4 i* , .“•■WMIUOBI. Also.anas tifnl artiele, of the moet delicate fabrle, In geMsMT laeo, and n new surnmor BONNET ef Frene* U«|p# Ribbons, Caps. F lowers, Buttons. Combe. MnntilTmb Straw Trimmings. Ao., Ac. , •’ w P. 8.—All ordora from the country promytly tlkjMtl illomiiclicr Fcuinle Imtltaten MAUTHA JII. BUKLL^ PrhSclpal and Teacher of the higher Enj i Louisa 8. " ‘ “ ” i and ltulian. Louisa 8. BfXNcmu, English j id ltulian. ->>«■. Makt A. PuiLurs, English Branches. Qer- Miss Auklink A. Couxxr, I Vocal and Instrumental Miss Adxlinb Buns, / Music, Miss Luo#r.TiA S. iiooi’KH, Drawing, Pnintlng, Em broidery and Instrnmolnl Musle. Millie Auklink CiiAVCt, F'renoh. Mrs. S. M. Jamks, Domestic Superintendent. Rev. Rurus M. Wiiitx, Reotnr. *? f •>' ' ltov. Sxnkua G. Biuuu, Chaplain. Tho 26th Term of this Institute will eoumonoe dm tlie 13th of Uotober, and extend to the 0eoon& Monde# in July. A Pr< spoetus and any information may be had application to tho Secretary and Treasurer. As the uuuibur of Pupils Is limited, tils Important that earl# application should be made. W. u. WILLIFORD, 8eoVj and Treaa'r. Macon. Go. f F’rom Llehop Elliot's Annual Addraee.1 With the consent ot the Beard of Truateee I planed tho Inatituto under tho charge of a lady, well tried ami well known, Misa M. M. Buell, aud invited the Rev. ltufus M. White, who had just at that moment resign ed tho charge of St. John's Church, to accept the Rec torship of the institute. Theso appointments, together with tho ooutinuauuo of the Rev. Mr. Br>,, n the I.- •titute, should giro parents every confidence that eucb at the school has heretofore been, such will it be here after. 1 commend it moat heartily to the Dlooese, as suring it that tho School has never been in liner oon- dition aud praying it to uee overy exertion not to per mit an Institution to go down which hns been built up • muoh sacrifice and suffering." •«pt2 tlN Hit. MAtiT UmilVAi-LMU IBODUCriON I A New Cook Stove, CALLED “THE NEW WORLD,A t'or Burning Wood nChI. The Hubecribere have juat made arrango monte with Meiers. Abbott A lAwrenee, 8tove Makers, of Philadelphia, fbr the exclusive eals of this excellent STOVE. The makers had il thoroughly tested befure offering it to the public for ■ale, end it also wcn*es very highly recommended bp these that are now using It. We put n few of them up ou trial a abort tiino eiuoo it* city .and those who havo seen them in operation acknowledged that the/ never saw any Stove, for either roaetltig,-L>Wsg, troll ing, or baking, that performed ao well and with fc. email a eoat for fuel; the eastings in this 8tovo are very heav> and mounted in the most perfect manner; the bale plain I# bo constructed that you can got twioe the heat In the oven ns auy other etove now in uee. We are now re ceiving the different alios, and v “ ** 4 ‘ call and examine before p —‘ 4 varioue other patterns, among i __ the Iron Witch, Iron King, andoelebratedThmAMove, lor wood. T. W. MoABTHOR A CO^ npr ^1 tf Store No. 18 Barnard-et. ios, and we cordially Invite nil to Dro purchasing. We have also, is, among w hioh may be (bund l’o JLuud Owners. A LLporsouu owning Lande in Bouth-Weatnrn Georgia, either iuuld Lee, Early, Irwin or Mu- uogee counties, which compose the following eoantleei Randolph, Marlon. Macon, Baker, Thomm, Decatur, and Lowndes—U they wish to sell the same, 1 will look at tho Und and ronort the true value and altuatloa of tho Land, and sell the came on Commlealon, or look aud report for the sum of $6. Send their numbers. District, county and name, and the fre and iastrao- tions, and 1 will soil or report faithfully in all easee. MATTHEW WBK4UT. «x>t 1 Lumpkin, Btewnrire»f M»* m VALUAHLK HALE of REAL ME EHTATE. Will be told, nt tho Court Houen iu - the town uf MArietta, Cobb oounty,oa the flret Tuesday iu Ootober. between tho hours of ton and four o’oleek, that very doBir<Urie and valuabU lot of land. tha prep- •**X* «*• -fcwiUo., (wh 9 i»abostNmeUiagMerth.) In the town ef Marietta, Georgia, oouUUlng between soveu and eight acres, with the uuprovemenU thereon, ronsisting ot n handsome, spacious and wall-built maa- ■iuu. coutuluiug eight rooms and a pantry, aaeh mom having a Ure place, with all necessary out-buUdings, such as stono kitchen, bath house and dry well, onr- riage-hoUBes, Btabies, barn, servants' rooms. Am * large vegetable garden, with a line selection ef fruit troei. grape vines, Ao. Tho premises are nnwnnd is good order, and if the purchaser should desire It, an ad ditional amount of land immediately adjoining, nan bn purchased of tho subsaribor. Also, nt tho same time uud place, all the household and kitnhdi) furniture, consisting of mahogany bureaus, sofas, bedstendn ta bles; maurasses, crookery, glass ware, Ao. Alw, Inrta utensils, cart, wagon, carriago, horses, oows. Ac, Sain to coutiuuo from day to day until the wholn u disponed of. Persons wishing to purchase, are invited to nail and examine the premises. Tsrms on the day of talk. TUOS. BTEWARDBON. •op 17 i'lunuitlon lor Sale. } situated on tho Augusta and Wayne*- ( ] ^oro’ Railroad, adjoining town lands of I LWaynoshuro’, and ooutafnl H iwprevuuteats. Tho whofo or a part may bn purehastd. Apply to 81IEWMAKE A MONTGOMERY, rep 7 tf Waynesboro', On. Litiid Agency. fllllL subscriber will purchuBo or sell, on commis- 1 sion, lAtt in tho town of Buunbwick; also, Land* lying in tho counties of Glynn, Wayne, Camden, Ware, Appling. Clinch, Irwin, Lowndes and Thomas, for 10 pur cent, commission un amount of salsa, and will re port the valuo ef lands for ten dollars per lot. llxrxu to—FI. J. Harden, Esq., BavnaBAht J, C. Plant aud Dr. Collins, Macon; Andrew J. Miller, Au- gusta. , , . . E. M. MOORE. Brunswick, Aug. 1», 1H6S. 2awtf aug 16 WINTER IRON WORKS. MONTGOMERY, ALA. Portable Circular Haw Mill*. fl'ilKsE Mills are warranted unsurpassed by any I iu hso, are propelled by an Engine ot 12 inoh bore oTCylindor, and present the latest and host improve ment# throughout. Among these, the patent Oiling Bex la exclusively vied, lloxles continuous feed Works, Ao. Price delivered at tho Factory 2,600 dollars, less than 9199 additional will dofray the freight to Savan nah, Augusta, Charleston or New Orleans. Examination of those MJlhPi* alone required to sstab- Ihh thoir exceeding simplicity, cheapness, durability and superiority throughout. All descriptions of Engine and Mill Work tarnished ut short notico and folly warranted. Address jy 6 6m J. 8. WINTER, Agt. W.I. Work*. MOT Charleston Courier please oopy. LA1EST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. AKNOUD’S Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible SARCOPHAGUS. * oil crir—r.Tn AIR KXHAUBTED^*®" COFFINS, Which is now taking the place of nil others throughout the Unitod States. II. S. BOGARDUS having bean made tho sole agent of tho above tor the City of Savan nah, would respectfully call attention to their vast sn- K ri-.rity over anything of the kind that ha* yst been lore tbe public, iho improvements consist lu ce menting tho top aud aidca, and, by the application of an air pump, removing tho air, by which moana the ountunts remain without effluvia or change of appear ance for auy length of time. It ia on these ad vantage* tho claim to superiority in based. Thu undersigned having examined the abovo. do net hesltato to eay that, in their opinion, they are fully cal culated to answer the Intended purpose: H. N. Uxasis, M. D., | C. W. Wxar, M. D., R. Wat.nx, M. D., I P. M. Kollock, M.D., J. C. ILrexKSHAk, M. D.. | W. G. Bullock, M. D., mar 12 It. Lsoulison, Machinist. ly Bells! Bells!! Bells!!! 3 1 'HE Subscribers manufacture and keep cons tan t- I ly on hand all vises of Church, Factory, Steambo at. erry, Locomotive, School House, and Plantation Rolls. These Bells sre hung with tho patent iron yoke* with moveable arms. They can bo turned around so that tho clapper will strike in a new place, whiohi* deoirn ble aftor a bell has boon rung a lew years. Spring* are affixed in anew way to prevent the Mapper fromrretla g give a —within year from date of purchase, with Hair usage, we will recast without ohargo. The tone of nil Bells is warranted. Nearly 9009 Balls bavebtin cast and sold from this F'oundry, which le the beat evidones of thou superiority. Wo have 16 r«Id and Silver Medals, awarded from tho various Fairs “ for tho best Bells fox sonorousness and purity of tono.” Wo pay particular attention to getting up Peals or Chimes, and can refer to those fdrnUbed by in. Our Foundry is within a few rods of tho Hudson River, Erie CaaaL and Railroads running in *vory direotion. As this Is the large#* Es tablishment of the kind in the U. 8. and lias tha largest assortment of belle, orders cau be filled with great dis patch. We can refer to Bells in any ot tbs States.— Old Bolls taken in sxohange for new ones. Levels* Compasses, Ao. constantly on hand. Address A. MENEELY’S 80NB, je 18 ly*dAtw West Troy, N. llELmfiOLDT A CIFUEiR* Bell Hangers and Manufacturers of Pita Proo f Safes, Iron Railings, Locks, fo* Corner of Bryan and al and workman*!..». may 27 ly tatUTICE*—'Thewbecrlbwrbags .... l> hia friends and uutneroos patron#, that hk C l OUN hdA OATH—lo ' loiaaw ■
