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onlll.imiiiD DAILY AND TUI-WEEKLY BY fU JOHN M. COUPKK. WILLIAM I. THOMPSON, EDITOR t,*'. '• (TERMS: -DilLT Mousing NBWS" is ilnlivercu <u City . nlucribert at nVE DOLLARS par annum, payable helf- n!»l"lN ADVANCE,or for TW*LV* cents eweck. ; to the Carriers. 8hi,le copies, THREE CERTS p 'he "Tei-Weeely Morninb News," (Cur thi oAuntrr.) containing: ftll the new matter anil new —» JJrtSsemento. of the Daily, is furnished for tii bYlliks per annum, in ndvnnce. Advertisements inverted nt the following rales t run onb squarb or nm lines, = OnSMUOtb;.;.;;;;;;;;.^ •* 176 One Week «JP» 00 I'or advertisement* ?** ** m.«.J0 00 One Year „...„30 00 For savoriieomoHMi uu. exceeding tire lines, three- fyurihi of the above rata* will be charged, i. e.: For one insertion 46 cents. " tWO " ...ee.76 " “ One Week 41 60, 4o.A Legal Advertisements insorted at the usual rates. Advertisements from transient persons or strangers must be paid in advance. Yearly advertisers, oxoeeding in their advertisements the average nuinbor of linos agreed for, will bo eharged ut iiri'i’ortU'ual rates. All Letters directed to this office or the tons*, be postpaid. T1 DAM NEWS. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. 1 Transmitted for the Savannah Daily Morning Newt.J Seven Days Later from liurope. ARRIVAL OlT TUB CANADA Cotton Declined—The Unstern Qu re lion still UiiNeUled—ltuanla and Auntrla AI lied. New York, Oct. 13 The British mail steamship Canada, with Liverpool dates to the 1st irtBt., has arrived at Halifax, N. S., bringing news seven daye later than the Arabia's accounts. Liverpool Cotton Market. The sales of Cotton in the Liverpool market for (he Hyck ending on tho 30th ult., compriao 31,000 bales, of which speculators took 3,000 and exporters 5,000 bales, leaving 26,000 bales of all descriptions for the trade. The quota, lions aro as follows: Fair Orleans 6|d.; Mid <1 line Orleans 5jd.; Fair Uplands OJd., and Middling Uplands 5Jd. All qualities have de dined from |d. to Jd. Holders are pressing their stocks on the market. Tkovisions.—Western Canal Flour has ad vanced from 18 pence to 2 shillings. Tho de maud for Kico was good and pricos stiller. .Sugar romuined quiet. London Money Market*- Tho Money market was tighter, and tho rate of intorest had advanced to 5 per cent, small business only was done in American ae cuiitiea. Consols have declined. Havre Cotton Market. The salos of Cotton in the Havre market for the week amount to 5,000 bales. AILqualities had largely declined, but lair and middling grades had foil off* the most. Tire Eastern Question. The Turkish question colinues still unset tled. Russia and Austria, however, are per fectly united. From Hpaln. / General Poinsell has been appointed Cop- tain-General of Cuba. Oblo Election. The Democrats havo carried the Elections in the State of Ohict New Orleans Cotton Market. New-Ohleans, Oct. 13, The Colton Market on Thursday was quiet, ami up to nooo, barely 500 balea had been eold. Middling was quoted at 9gJ. The Canaria's advices were received at four o’clock in the afternoon. Ilio Coffee was dull. Sterling Exchange is quoted at 8ja9. Regulations of the Southern Central Agricultural Fair for Persons paying Two Dollars, and register ing their names, shall bo. moo Members of the Society for One Year and be furnished with a badge that will admit them, at all times during the Fair, to the buildings and Grounds of the Society. 411 persons paying One Dollar shall be enti tled to exhibit their articles or animals upon the Grounds of tho Society, and bo furnished with u ticket admitting them within the ouclo- euro at all times during the Fair week. On Tuesday of the fuir week, the public will be admitted by tickets at One Dollar each, Buid Pickets to bo delivered to tho Gate Keep er on entering. Ou Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the public will bo admitted by tickets, at Twenty-five cents each, to bo deliv ered at the Gute as above. All children under 12 yours of age will be admitted at half price. Ihe pupils of Charitable institutions, witli their preceptors, will be admitted free. All Editors of the Southern States will be furnished with a badge and admitted to tho privilege of Motnbersbip, and their families will also be admitted/rec to the Fair ofl853. Other State Agricultural Societies and In- dilutions are requested to semi Delegatee to the next Annual Fair of this Society to be held at Augusta, in Oct. 1853. Such Delegates W ‘H he presented with a badge which will en- bile them to the privilege of the Grounds.— Avgusta Constitutionalist. -A Washington letter sayB tho plan of the new edifices of the capitol has beeu essen- '•ally altered by the present administration, and altered for the better. The uov* ptau is similar to that which Mr. Walter originally proposed, and is believed to be better in refer ence to ventilation, light and hearing, than the plan which Mr. Fillmore adopted. Later from Mexico.—The steamship Texas has arrivod at New Orleans fiurn Vera Uruz, bringing advices from the City of Mexi co to the 3d inst. They are, however, gener ally unimportant. A Mexican war steamer had left Vera Crux 0n the 8th inst., with three hundred troops *ur 1 ucatan, where it is said a revolution Iiob occurred. Don Lino Alcarta has been appointed by •'resident Santa Anna as Minister of war, to ucceed Gen. Tornol, receutly deceased. 'The Escape of Mitchell and Martin, _1 ri sii Patriots.—The escape of John ,‘itchell and John Martin, two more of the ^rish exiles, is a certainty. The editor of the York Times has perused letters from ustralia to their particular friends in New s 0,k city, which speak of the manner of their »cope ; but, front fear that their safe arrival in this country would be jeopardised by a pub- caUon particulars, the editor has been re- Rested to refrain from giyiug them publicity or l he present. A gentleman brought an action recent- y iu one of the Ohio courts against the own- 18 . d #l «attLbont on which he lost a trunk con- * ,n '»g $2,000, The court held that they were 0Und ‘o pay for the loss of ordinary baggage, 1,1,101 ^ or any thing ot unusual value, unless w ®b made known to them beforehand, so that ie y could take extra care, and charge an ex- ,a P r,c ® for carrying it. Accordingly, the jury “ u ght in a verdict allowing him $300—the * uo of the trunk aud the clothing in it—but “allowing the $2,000. : Exclosion.-a boil.r in the Sec- »«l D °ck of th« Philadelphia Nary Yard, «- u «d while hauling np the Cuane, fatally -during aaveral persona. The Sandwich Ialand*. Extraordinary eieiterient eiUted iu the Sand, wich latent]., at Ihe date or our lost advices, in cod sequence of the awful ravages of th. smallpox, and the utter Reelect of tho proper authorities to taka uny Steps to stop the poruieioaa scourge. The us lives were being swept uwuy like leaves Iu ihe au. tumti i ill some districts osar one lblrd of tho pope lallon had died, and in the city of Honolulu thorc worn six huudred nod aiity.ibrce interments between tho iMth of June ami the H3d July. So great was the in'lfgualio" of the eitiRous against the Ministers of riliance uml 1’itblie Instruction, trim roliisod to provide Hindu, for tho purposo of vaccinating all who required it, that largo mcoting* bud boon hold, at which resolutions urcro adopted loquosituu llioii diMiiihhal from oilier. A potiiiou for tho sauio ob joct had received sonic thirteen thousand aignu- turo», ami hud boon presented to King Kumatmuuha, but wbut action bin Majesty would lake iu tbo mut- lor had not transpired. Tho wheal crop of tbn ulauds had boon br.rvestod, aud found to realize tho most sauguiuo oxpoctatious of tho busbaudinou. Many mill* aud inacliiiie works wero being con structed, aud grout efforts woro making among all classos to incraase both tho meobauical uud ugricul tural productions of the islauds. Items or California Nows. Important from the State of Sonora. Tlio silvor milieu of Arrizona, the aunio ubout which Raoussott do Boulbon had a difficulty with tlio Mexican authorities aomo timn ago, havo turned out to boof unparalleled richness. News had been received at Guaymas u abort tiino previous to hiu departure, anuouiicing that immense deposits of sil ver ore hud been discovered at Arrizona, yielding a dollar a worth ot pure silver to three pounds of ore. 1 ho news produced great excitement among the in- habitants; aud upwards of* thousand nteu had left Uuayuias aud Hurmodlla fur tho minei*. I'lio incursions ef tho Indians mill continue, and with increased audacity. They attacked u village within fifteen miles of Guaymai.niid killed one lion- drod persons—men, women oud children. In ad dition to this, tho Aloxican nuthorities were in gloat trepidation from tho expected invasion of the lilli- bueieros; but it was believed that they would bo welcomed by the people for the sake of protection against the ludiaos. It such a design bo really on foot, as there is great reason to believe, its execu tion will b.e hastened by tbo nows of tho discoveries "* Arrizona. I'rouablk Termination of the Indian War. —Wo leurn from Mr. Parker, who left Crescent City oil Sunday morning, that business at that place was at a complete stand still, iu consequence of the In- dtau troubles. At least four huudred moil from Klamath county had goue over iutotioutliorn Oregon to tight the Indians. Gen. Lane, with tho volunteers, was at Jacksonville. A party who rcuclied Cres cent City on Friday last from tho seat of war, re port* that there was every prospect of the ditflcul ties with the Indians being amicably settled. Old gaui, tho Chief of tho Rogue River Indians, aud several other chiefs, had come in to General Lane's hoadquartera to make a treaty. No more fighting was expected. Two Chinese women committed suicide at Moke- iumiie Hill on tho 13tli ult. Huicidus aiuoug this class are boceimiig quite common. The Btato Journal loam* that Kit Carson Hum sold hi* big ffock of ahnop, recently arrivod at Sacra mento, and deposited $32,000 with Page. Bacon A Co., ou tho lOili ult. Tho minor* and newly arrived emigrant* had an indignation muuting ou tho 10th ult., in rolatiou to the depression or prices of labor by tlio Chinese. Joaquin’* head i* in Marysville. It i* *aid tU. lie is the Mexican who shot Sheriff Buchanan iu 1831. A littlo girl, six years of age, was found bo a member ul Joaquin'* household when hew taken, tihe is supposed to havo been stolen in ft! rysville. The peoplo at Uibsonville, .sierra county, had Sunday, lately, a tight betweeu a woman aud a bull, a bull uud u bear fight, and a foot raco. Tho Chinoso resident* of Ban Francisco havo sub scribed for ihoqroetion of a I ?! irisliau church iu that city. Gold Lace tb. Black Conte Some tino ago, Marcy, the Secretary of Stalo, thinking, doubtless, iliut ho was doiug a good thing, scut forth a decree to the effect that the servants of the republic abroad should eschew livery, aud dress like Christians, and not heathens. was generally considered a very proper move- , until a person down east, urged by a love of tinsel und a little aversion to Murcy, discovered that it would be likely to give offence to some of the old fogies of the old world ; uud siuco ihot: the discove ry bus crept dowu south, and uiado iu uppearunce some of our papers. The objections which these people make bodied within tlio following extract from the Mont gomery Journal: "Now these men boast of this matter of offensive ill breeding as an act of republican independence, * if ropublicnuisin had uuy tiling to do with cos mic, or as if tiutidford's black coat, white vest aud liito cravat was uuy more republican, or belonging > our institutions, Ilian any other dress recognized » decent by civilized comn.umtios. Tho whole nf- tir was ridiculous, undignified aud disgraceful to tho republic. Certainly it is of uufiicient strength aud power to rely on them for posiliou and respect, rather than such triviulitios, which only tend to raulto it ridiculous. It ia pot strange that oven the Minister of the Sultan was surprised at thin folly.— Barbarian Turk as ho was, be even had too high a sense of tlio dutios of good breeding to uudorstaud any reason for this open breach of established pro prieties. He did not attompt to bring his pipe and carpet to tho levees of tho Emporor ; though tho customs of his own country and court justified it ou such occasions, bo, liko a well bred man, deferred idoa* to those of his host, an old maxim of civilization, * When among the Romans, do as tho Itomuiiv, or keep away.’ This is founded upon tho plain aud rcasouuble principle, that all communities, courts and circles, whether public or private, have a right to establish their own conventionalisms, which no guest lias the right to infringe on without a violation of the ordl- ty principles of courtesy.” There ure here two or three assertionu which are t correct. Take them away and the remainder it uutlliug. In the first place, dress has something to do with republicanism, and has bad ever since the world began. The nobles in all countries, until lately, were ae much distinguished by dress ns uuy thing clan. It hue hecu a peuul offouco for untitled men to wear anything but a proscribed costume. This was one of the means u»ed to separate tlio classes. In republics, from the beginning of the world, there has been simplicity iu dross. It was thu result of uu instinct. A muu cannot divest him iclfof tho notion that there is something iu dress ore iliau tho mere texture or color of it. In the second place, there was nothing at ail ridi culous iu tho affair. Borne of tho sorvauts iu livery might havo thought there wus, just as sumo crowds take offence at the presence of a persou endued with ciean linen. Probably, if a mail among these court circlce wore to oxprocs a respect for a high standard of virtue, he also would bo considered ill- bred. Iii tlio third place, tho comparison of the Turk s no resemblance. It is iu itself, without regard conventionalism, au offence to smoke ill a crowd, whether public or private—just as it would be an offence for a man rooking with uusavory odors to outer a drawing-room- In tbo uoxt place, this maxim of “ doing in Rome i liio Romans do," proves too much. If tue Romans lie und steul, it is no reusou why a mau among them it a Roman, should alto lie aud steal. If our ministers are obliged to wear a court dress bccuuse a Turk or a llussiun docs, wo soe no reason why they should not also cast away their ropubli cuii opinions wheu among Turks uud Russians. " certainly must bo offensive to The Caibollo Church In the United Mlmteu. Wo have now in the United Btales seven ecclesias tical Provinces, comprising fortj-two Dioceses, be sides two Apostolic Vicariates—that is dintricu without fixed sees, but committed to tho csre of a bishop. The Province of Now York is composed nf the Metropolitan Hoe of New York, and it» eight Huflra- gnu Hoes, Boston, Hartford, Albany, Buffalo, Brook- lyn, No walk, Burliugtou, Vt„ and Portland. The territory of its jurisdiction is the whole of tho State of Now York, the six Now England .States, and the Htute of New Jcrsoy. Tho Provitico of Baltimore is composed of the Alclrmiulitau Hco of Baltimore, aud iUnevon Huflra- gan Boos, Philadelphia, Charleston, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Whocliug, Savannah, and Eric. Its ter ritory is the Btatos of Pennsylvania, Alarylaud, Virginia, with tho District or Columbia, the two Carolina*, Georgia and Florida. The Province of CiucinnaUi contains the Alelro- politnn Bee of Cinciuuatti and its livo Hnffragsu Hoes, Louisville, Vincennes, Dotroit, Cleveland uml Covington, together with tbo Apostolic Vicariate of Upper Michigau. Its territorial jurisdiction extends over Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana aud Michigan. The provmco of Hi. Louis is composed of the Mo- tropuhtan Bee of flt. Louis, and of die six Huff ragan Hoes of Nashville, Milwuukio, Chicago, Dubuque Ht. Puuls. and Qulncv. Iu lerritotial limits aro tlio Btatos of Alissouri, Tennessee, llliuois, Iowa, Wis consin, uud tho territory of Aliimesoia, together wiUi tho territories of the North- West to tho limiu of the Province of Oregon. Tlio Proviuco of Now Orleans is composed of tho Metropolitan Boa of Now Orleaus, oud of its five Suffrugan Bees. Mobile, Natchez, Little Rock, Gul- veston, and Natchitoches. Its territory embraces the Htato or Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Ar kansas and Texas. Tho Province of Han Francisco is composed of the Metropolian Hoe of Hun Francisco, mid iu two .Huffragan*, Monterey and Bantu Fo. Its territory is Uppor California and New Mexico. The Province of Oregon City embraces the Me tropolitan Bee of Oregou City, aud its two Huffru gnu Beas, Ncsqualy and Vancouver's Island.— The Catholic ftliiror states thut by recent Bulls tlm Hco of Walla Walla Iiuh been divided botwrnu those of Oregon City uud Nesnualy. Tlia Apostolic Vicariate of tho Indiun territory east of the Rocky Mountain*, is committed to the Episcopal care of lit. Rov. Bishop ftliege. Wo are not sure whether it belongs to the Provinco of St. Louis or Oregon City. Hope tor Ireland. The London Times, of Hupt. Nth, has un oditori ou the present couditiou of Irolund, which ou courages thu liopo that the people of that country are yet to bo liuppy and prosperous. It is admitted however, that thu desirable cliungu jus.i.ot been wrought by tho Legislature, statesmen, or imperial ouactineuts of England, bat indirectly by the United States of North America which havo received and providod for tho overplus of lrelmid's population. The Times says: " Within tho six years ending March, 1852, as many as 13,133,228 net sous loft the shores of Ire land; the number lor 1851 being 254,537, aud for 1862,924,997. For tho former year tho exhaustion vas four limes the supply, estimated at the usual xte; for the latter year more iliau throe times und at this rute Ireland would be depopulated in two generations. Bo groat and spontaneous a dram is probably unexampled iu the history of the world, wheu the fact of its being across a great ocean aud iu a time of profound peace, is taken into account. Cortuiuly, us one considers tho immense redundancy of labor ou ouo side of tlio Atlantic, and the profit able employment waiting it on the other, one can not help setting this down among tho things that wore to be. As matters now stand, emigration from Ireland it ovidciitly the result of curtain varying cuudiiioiiN, and vurios with them. Even the greut increase in the money scut from America to procure the pus- sage of ftionds, an increase from under a million to nearly a million aud u half, has not prevented the rate from flagging ill tho lastyour. Mr. Lo;ke, from whoso paper wo Bre quoting, points out thut wliilo this emigration wus in progress, Ireland was fast becoming a very different country; more employ ment, loss pauperism; less crime; wealthier land owners, and improvud cultivation.—Had Ireland, in deed, boen in 1846 wbat it is now, thorn would havo been no such emigration. Eyeu between the two years 1851 and 1852 the expenses of public relief have decreased nearly u fourth, the able-bodied pau pers nearly half, in tho poorest districts very much more. If the weekly rute of wages has not been raised, employment has been much more couliuuouN and steady. There was nearly a third less crirao iu 1852 thuu in 1851, offences of an agrarian character being only found in a few dulricts; and scarcely at all, Air. Locke observes, in the laud which has chang ed hands under the encumbered estates comiuis.iou, . amounting to one milliou aud seven hundred tlmun- aud acres, comprising a population of half a million uud sold for ten millions und a hnlf. Mtory of au Intrepid Chnuaboriimid. Galigimni's Alossengnr, u French paper, tells tlio following curious story: Annette, a young chamber- maid of Marne, had kopt the rooms of two wealthy bachelors for several years. Bho wanted to get married, but her lover was so poor that sho durst not venture. Those bachelors wore brothers, and one day they had sold somo property, which they owned jointly, nud the money, amounting to 106,000 francs, was paid in bills of tfiq bank of France, too late to take it to Paris that afternoon. At midnight a grout uoiso was heard iu tho house. Annette rau uud rapped at her musters' door, saying thatrobbor* wore at work below. " You- havo u gun," says who, “ take it aud shoot the villains I” Both tho bache lor* were much frightened. One began to barricade the door, wliilo the other removed a tylo from the hearth to secrete the bank bills. “ Fools," said the girl, " they will murder us all—givo mo the gun." Bhe seized a double barrelled gun that lay upuu tho shelf, und started dowu stair*, the two frightened moil watching her moveiuonts without nuyitig a word. Presently baug weut the gun and a groan was hoard—bang wont tho second barrel, and now a screech of paiu rosouudod through the house. Annette soou tripped up stairs aud asked for powder aud ball to reload. Tho astouislred bachelors gave her the requisite charges, but soon steps were lieurd retreating from the liouso. All throe went cautiously down stairs, when io ' a pool of blood showed thut one robber at lua»l had paid tho peuulty of his rash attompt. In the morning it was plaiu to be soen that the body of tlio unbappy victim had beeu drugged by his compHii- ions to the river. Blood murked tho whole dis tance, and tbo police were instantly on tho alert for the arrest of the living thieves, aud the discovery of tho body of tho dead one. All wus vuiu, however, Oct. IS. Hardwiuk A Cook, E Parsons 4 Uo. J Jones, BmUh4 Humphreys. Washum, Wilder 4 Oo, Wells 4 Durr. Brigham, Kelly 4 Uo, W W Garrard, C Hartridse, Lookett, Long 4 Co, |C6opor 4 Gilliland, WobstorA Co, Cohen 4 Tarver, R A Allen. * 4 C«*, J Hiw»Wj*n CONSIGNEES. Por brig Clinton, from New York—Mdse to A Bo* nand, CUghoru 4 Cunningham. M A Dillon, A Hay wood, Holcombe, Johnson AOo.J Marshall 4 Co, Ogden 4 Bunker, U 11 Johuaon, At A Cohan, Wells 4 Durr, T R Mills, T 8 Wayne, J A Brown,Cohon 4 Eosdick, Co hoes 4 Hurts, J G Falllgant. M Frendergaat 4 Co, C Van Horn, T J Walsu, Webster 4 Palmus, T Prondcr- dergait, M J Solomons, K O'Byrne, Morso 4 Nichols, T O Nsylor, D O'Conner, J B Mr— * 4 Co.Lyr * M Davids Nathans, Order. Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—Mdse to 8 M LaflUeau.und Habersham 4 Boh. Por stoamor Calhoun, from Charleston—Aldse to C R Road, Fla Boat, Llppman, J U Gallie, Lookett, Long c» Co, P Jacobs, Crugor 4 Wade, C I! Coldiug, Morse 4 Nichols, Rabun 4 Whf*-* “ J — * ley 4 Thomas. von 4 Heed, U J Uilbert, Uono 4 Connery, W Ison, A Champion. Crane 4 ltodgore, Beilin 4 i, Both well 4 Smith, Brigham, Kelly 4 Co, and hitehead, Dr E H Alania, Kinch* PASSENGERS. Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—W llarty, E Hubbell, W C Burch. J W Foushoo. Z Jones, O Childs, J C Ilockonbaugb, lady and svt, J u Atkins, J 8 Clark and daughter, and 10 on deok. Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—J U Watts, lllltenckou and lady, Mr Croom aud son, Airs E W Copes, 2 children and sst, Mr Austin, Madame Murat. Miss Heyward, Mrs Treadell aud child, Mr Drnu- wrigbt, and 33 deck. COMMERCIAL. of these old fo gies to hoar such a sentiment uttered us that tho " voice of tho peoplo is tbo voico of God;" or that tho pooplo are at all, in any light, fit for auy pur pose, excopt to " hew wood and druw wtiler." It cannot bo, in the nature of uuy just rule, offeu- stvo for au American to wear the costumo which a gentleman may wear ul any place. It cuunot bo properly required by a foreign priuco that a matt who is kuown to be aver*o to court iiveriea, shall put them on ; and it is less justifiable for him to ask such a man to misrepresent the genius of his coun try by wearing this sort of toggery. To demand it is to violate good breeding more than Mr. Saudford did b.y appearing in a dress which harmonizes with hie character aud tbo character of tlio people whom '•-» represents. It is staled that the Emperor of France, scoing he tumult which Air. Bnudford’sHimplo dress excited aiuoug some of the narrow-minded representatives around him, took occasion to indicate very clearly that in his opiuion it was a violation neither of tasto propriety. The Americuu* iu Paris, as well as e of the French papers, heartily applauded tho pro tern, minister, and considered his costume as peculiarly tiltiug bis character. But oveu among these representatives of court cir cles, there is a distinction in drsvs. Each weurs somo peculiar costume. Mr. Buudford wore his dis tinctive costumo, and aclod as truly uuder tha rule which governs them ae did tile rest. Ouo might say something of the moral influence of dress—of that dignity which ought to make this na tion avorso to following tho hubits which in Europo uro the sign and symbol of distinctions which sre most oppugnanl to us, and which the free hearts of the abused classes in all quarters of the globe are iw struggling day aud uiglit to destroy. There is something in this question much higher than the mere fashion of n court; and those who lock at it simply from tbat narrow poiutof view are >i fitted to look at it at all. We hopo Air. Marcy will stick to his rule, and strip every minister oi sword and gold laco—the one the creative instrument of wroug, and the other the badge of popular submission toil.—Mobile Tribune. Why are tub Jails E.mfvv.—The Burlington Vl.) Courier say* that last year, wheu the present ailor took charge of the jail, there were seveu in .Is cells, and that there has since been at different times, thirty others; but now, since the Vormont Maine Law has had time to produce iu legitimate effect*, locks and keys are useless,as the jail is without a tenant. This i* the third jail in Vermont which has beeu emptied by the new prohibitory law, and tko editor very properly adds: “ Tke simple truth the sale of liquor peoples jails—prohibiting iu sale empties them—and it is in the power or the people to say which they will bR?e.” wyii but tlio intrepidity of the poor girl was discussed far aud near. The grateful bachelor, kuowing that Aunetto wanted to marry, prepared to give her u dower. “ Ah, Muusiours," replied she, " how can I leave you 1 you may again be attacked by rob bers.” "But we will not, nevertheless, stand be tween you and happiness: Iicio ure thirty thousuud francs; you saved our lives, and richly deserve tho if you choose to live in this house with your liusbuud, we shall repair the lower part for that purposo, and you can then bo paid for keeping our rooms ueatiy as at present." Annette did uut hesitate to accept the dower aud the house. It was many yeurs before the real facu relative to this mid night attack of robbers came to light. Tho rich bucliclors were then both dead, and hud willed An nette another thirty thousand francs. Tho robbers, it appeurs, wero not of plural uuniber, but only An nette's lovor alono. Tho blood was from u lamb that had beon killed for the occasion. Indeed, the whole was but» ruse by tho two lovers to open the hearts and the purses of the rich bachelors. - Howard AnNoclittiou—Distribution of Surplus Funds. At a mooting of this uoble aud praisoworthy As sociation, held ou Thursday evening lust, tho fol lowing distribution of its surplus funds was made. We are indebted to Air. Bouleniat, the President of the Association, for the statement: To the Orphuus' Home containing 24 girls uud 31 boys—55 $6,500 Extra appropriation to same 1,000 To tho Camp Street Fomalo Orphan Asylum, 34 girls 3,400 To the Ht. Alary’s Asylum, Third District, (Catholic Orphan Boys,) 46 boys 4,600 To tlio Hebrew Bcnovoleiit Association, 2 girls and 2 boy* 400 Alakiug a total of $15,000 Besides (be above caah donations, the Association also distributed the beds and bedding in Us posses sion in proportions similar to the above. Of the Howards, may it uot well bo said: “ Wtil done, good and faithful servants /" Many are the homes they have chccrod I Many an or phan's heart they have made glad t—If. O. Pic., 81A * net. finvntmnh Market. Oct. 15. COTTON.—Arrived siuco the 8th instant, 3,881 bales Upland, aud 52balos 8ea Island, vli: by railroad, 2,976 baloa Upland; and from Augusta aud landiugs ou the river, 906 bales do. Tho exports for the same period amount to2339balos Upland, and 69 do. boa Island, vis: to Philadelphia, 203 balos Upland; to Baltimoro 60 bales Upland; to Now York 1700 balos Upland, aud 6i do. Soa Island, and to Charleston 376 bales Up* laud and 6 do. 8ou Island—leaving on hand and ou shipboard not cleared, a stock of 8,599 bales Upland and 267 do. boa Island, agulnst 7,158 bslos Upland and 92 do. 8. Island, same time last yoar. At tho oloso of our last woekly rovlow, tbo forelgu advices by tho steamer AroAui had dopressod tbs mar* ket, aud holdors oould not find purchasers, uulosa at a furthor deoliuo. Tho market was so unsettled that cor rect quotations could not bo obtained. Ou Saturday the inquiry was slightly butter, but holdors wore compelled iu ordor to oporato, to moot bnyo s at sasior terms than previously demanded, and the salos that day rsaohsd 208bales. On Monday tha salos wore 118 bales; on Tuesday 154, and on Wodnosday 120. Thursday hav~ ing boon sot apart as a day of Thanksgiving, no sales wsro mado. Early yostorday (Friday) morning, seven days lutor dates from Liverpool, by the steamship Canada, canto to hand by telegraph. Thecu accounts report that dur ing tho wuok ending ou tlio 30th ult., tho salos or Cot- Livorpool comprised 31,000 balos, of whioli spe culators ajd oxportors took 8,000 balos. Ail qualities had experiouccd a furthor dooliuo o? ) 0 to ^d. during the week, and Fair Orleaus quetad at 6^d., aud Fair Uplands at6>4d. Holdors w oro pressing thoir stocks tho market, intorest had advanced, and tha London Money market continued stringent Those unfavorable accounts still furthor depressod ir market, and chockud all operations. Holders w uro willing to submit to a still farther decline, without Undiug purchasers to moot them. In tho unsettled statu of tho market wo find it impossible to procure cor- reot quotations, and submit tho following as nominal. Middling - @ 9>£ Good Middling i 9%(dU0 Middling Fair lO^lO** The total salos of the weok amount to GOO bales, at thu following prices:—1 at8>a, 19at 9, 9at9j 4 ', 26at 9>i, 10 at 9)i, 110 at 10, 69 at 10'tf, 207 at 10j«, 107 at 10?;, aud 42 at 10>- a coats. SEA ISLANDS.—There has beeu very littlo demand during tlio woek for this description of Cotton, and tho salos reported amount to only 46 halos, vis:—3 at 28, 24 at 32,4 at 33, and 18 at3l@33 cents. The recoipta oou* tinuo light, aud tho stoek on hand is 267 bales. RICH.—We havo but fow sales to roport in tills arti cle. Holdors are vory firm, and tiie markot has boon quiot. The salos amount to 325 tiorces, vis50 at $4, aud 275 at $4.12}; por hundred pounds. The export* have been only 319 tierucs, all coastwise*. HOUGH RICE.—This article bogius to arrive freoly and is sout to the mills. Wo havo no sales to report. FLOUR—Tho markot uoutluuos iu au unsettled state, ad wo aro unablo to give a correct quotation. Holders generally, are vory firm in thoir asking prioos, aud tbo salos havo boon moderate. We quote Baltimore at $7 @7-25 in quantity according to quality. For small lots higher rate is asked. Borne sales of Goirgia Flour have boen made at $6.75^)7 por barrel. « CORN.—The market is fairly supplied, but tho de mand lias boen light, aud former priooB have not boen sustained. A sale of 600 bushels was msde at 74 cents, and other lots at 75 cents por bushol. HAY.—Several cargoes havo boen roocivod since our last, which have auppliod tho markot for tho prosout. A lot of 400 balos Northern sold from the wharf at $1 12};o. per hundred. We have heard of no salos of Eastern. LIME.—The receipt of several cargoes during the w«ek havo supplied tho markot, and caused a decline on formor rates. Upwards of 10U0 bbls. havo beon sold from the wharf at $1@1.12); per barrel. BAGGING *ND ROPE.—The sales of tbeeo articles have beeu contiued to small Iote. We continue to quote Gunny at Rope is selling at 9@9>;o. and Dillon's is htld at 10 cents. BACON.—Tho market for this article has beeu dull, and the salt* couflned to small lots. A snlo of 20 hhds. of Sides w»i nutdo at coats, oiah. We quote it at 8};(^9o. Inferior qualitios can bo bought for loss. The stock of prime on sale is light, but tboro is a good sup ply of common, for which the market is very dull. COFFEE.—Wo hoar of uo sales of Rio Coffee, oxcept in small lots. The article appears to be neglected. EXCHANGE.—Sterling at 8?;@9 ^ ot. premium. DoMzartu.—Tho Bauks are soiling sight chooks Norther u cities at}; porcout. premium, and purchasing sight bills at par ; 30 day bills at Ja(q|% per cont. dis count; 60day bills at 1*;»1 % $ ct. discount, aud 90 day bills at l?;a2 $ cout. discount, FREIGHTS.—Foreign—A ressol is loading for Li verpool at !,d. for Cotton. Domestic—The rate to New York has advanood, and wo quote 6-16o. for Cotton; Boatou,7-16o.forCotton; and to Baltimore and Phila delphia, 5-i6c. for Cotton. By steamer to Philadel phia, j 4 o. for Cotton. bavaunah Exports. N»;w York— Bohr Piandomo—31 bales Cotton, aud 112,431) foot Lumber. Nr.w York—8chr Eclipse—163,165 feet Lumber. Nkw York—Bark Edward—645bags Cotton, 500do Rloo Flour, 361 dry Hides, 3 balos Wool, 6 do Baggiug and Ropo, 17 bales and 1 crate Rags, 32 empty boxes. Boaror—Bchr lioury—2738 bags Corn, 30,0J0 foot of Lumbor. CHARLESTON, OCT. 13.—Conot*.—We bave deavored to arrange a list of quotations that wonid give some idoa of. the vaiuo of the article at tho oloee of op- 21 bbls Tar at $2 60 por bbl. NEWBERN, (N. C.,) OCT. 8.-8ales of Corn at 60a 62o, and in demand. Tar is dull at 1 76a$2. Supply of Turpentine limited, with saleeof Dip at $4 25, Htutemenr of Cotton. Block ou hand, Sup. I... Reo'd since Get. 8 •* previously Total reooipt* Rem'gonhand.Oct. If 10,33; ""*8,691 8,139 "*U58 Htook of (Jotton Iu the Interior Towns, Hot included in the Receipts. t , TpWNi. 1853. 1852. Augusta and Hamburg, Oct. 1 7,018 6,803 Macon, (On.) Oct. 1 3 157 1,93(3 Columbus (Ga.) Oct 4 1,727 1,000 Romo, (Ga,) 8opt. 1 5 gy Montgomery (Ala.) Oct. 8 3,871 2,180 Memphis, fTonn.) Oct. 3. 2,(K« 2,084 Columbia, (8. C.) 8opt. 19 2,900 2,000 Uxporti* or Cotton, Utce anil Jjiuuber, rVom Savannah, from Oct. 8, lo Oct. 15,1853. .*..123,000 JW3 149 76,000 64 ..1710.., mauink: intelligence. PORT OF 8AVANNAH OCT. 13. Bun RlsosOh 03mlHun8ote5h.28m | High Wator|8h.l7m to Master. 1 4 ri £o**° amVr ' Nic,lol “’ from Boston,to Brigham, Kul- Bchr John W Anderson, Watson, from Baltimore, to Ingham, Kelly 4 Co 8chr Maine Law, Horner, Rookport, Lime, to brig- sin, Kelly 4 Co Bohr Gen Horsey, Folsom, from Boston, to E Parsons , Co Btoamcr Calhoun, Uardou, Charleston, to 8 M Lam ina. Bteumor Fashion, Pbilpot, Augusta. Btoamer Gordon, King, Charleston, to 8 M Laffitoau. Bchr Henry, Line. Boston—Ogden 4 Bunker. Bchr Eolipse, Goelee, New York—Rowland 4 Co Bchr Piandomo, Brown, NewJFork—Rowland 4 Co MEMORANDA. Portsmouth, N H, Oct 6—Arr, brig Zonobia, from 8a- vuanah, aud Bohr Tenerlffe, from Doboy Island, for Klttery, Me. Now York. Oct 10—Cid, sehr Madagascar, for 8t Au- gustiue aud Jacksonville, sohr Aloynu, Hand, tar Hn- vannab, Arr, bark Harvest, Nichols from Savannah; brig Ro land, Irom Doboy Jslaud ; sehr Col Hattorly, from Suv'h. Boston. Oct. 9—Arr. bark N W Budge, fiu Savannah. 8th—Cid, brig Martha Rodgers, Boardmon.for Bav'h, Keunebcok, Oct 5—Arr, brig Almira, Norbeok, ba- vaunah—master, mate, and ouo man siuk. THOMAS HI. ROS1S, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER O 9 a e o a r a , WUOLXIALB AMD RETAIL DEAUCB IK SMOKING AND OI1EW1NG TOBACCO,8NUFI 1 ,4e., _ . ) door «m( nf Abcrcom SAVANNAH, HKOKGIA. Jfo. 87 Ray-st., Lockell) Long A Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIR PINO AGENTS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Will attend to selling all kinds of PRODUCE. JK9- Strict attention given to the Reoeiving and l or- warding Ooodo, and filling orders from the country, a. LOCKxrr, wu. u. long, johN a. davis. jy 28 ' ~ WYLLYmo~ntm6llin, [ GENEHAL COMMISSION AGENTS, FOR TH* Pnrohase and Hale of Stock*, Bond*, Renl and Personal IC*tnte, dec. «fcc. Office Comer of Hay Lane and Hull Street, rear of the Post Office. P. 8. Having numerous orders we wish to purehaio 100 Negroes, either tingle or in families, for which we willing to pay highest cash prlcee. jy 26—ly S. B. Crulton, ATTORNEY AT LAW, S.VNBKRSVII.I.E.OEO. Will attend to business in Washington, Jefferson Laurens, Wilkinson, and Emnnuol Counties. JOSEPH 4.AIVAHI., AT TO UN MY AT I. AW, CORKRRorBAT AMD VRfTAKBR-ST,. I.M iy l'actoi'M|(C und Commission IHlNINliHH. I WILL couti 11110 tho Factorngo and Caniuilssioti Business on my own account. Office on Bay-fL, ot of Moutgomory Btrcut. may 9 tf J. F. PELOT. Kinciiley Ac Tliomns. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 78 ISny-nt., Hnvannnh, Go. B. r. KIMUtll.KV. A. THOM A/! ifllllhMiy ami' VUimlsr" ' PS&.. Takes this metlM of internum* the 1 Mfe of 8avan*ah $44* * ^isam. stantly on hand, every variety Flowers, Mantillas, Collar*, Chemisettes, Sleeves, Hosiery, Trimmings, I Btraw Bonnets washed in the aMMtfJf. .fBT All orders from th* olty and ss/mj, attended to. tf . , the attention of] 49T All o/tlitabm (Md, u. «f In. ».•» Mm- non. 7 TniLiANtav and jtawcy «oosb. MBS. DOE, ■Wo. 17 AAMJfAaO-aTKMMT, T.k.1 thl. m.thod of l.fbrmiu A. 1*4fw if tlfnl .rtlol., or (It. moil d.Iic.t. fiirio, In .old ud •Si*, ud.in <ommor BONNET of fr.Mli 1*wr— lUbton., Cjjh Flower.. Button., Co«b«, MultUu. 0trjtw Trlmmln,., 4c., it. . i^’ ^V. B.—Allord.r.from th. oonnlryprom,11/»U«MM * J Z. JN. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Willinlnaon'. Buihling., Huy-itrcct. Hitvnnnnh. (In. nprIB WELLS & DtlltK, Paeton and Commission Merchants, •ep 21 82 BAY-STREET, HAVANNAH. ly 8. 8. SIBLEY, Wholesale and Retail Bookseller uud Slutioner, No. 136 Congross-st., opposite Monumont-sq. ar 191 BAVANNAH, OEO. [U CI1AS. II. PICKfiVT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, I I AV1NG resumed hie business, is now pro* I I pared to contract for Buildings, or Jobbing work ol anydosoription, in his line. Blairs executed with neat ness and dispatch. A share ot the public patronage is most respectfully solicited. Carpenter Shop comer of Walnut and Harrison-ste., second streot westof Brownand Harris'sBtablos., feb 18 ly LINT OF VFMHUIjN IN FORT. Ships. Augusta, (s) Lyon 1300 N Y....Padolford, Fay 4 Co Ke/stoncHtato,Hurdle,1500 Ph'la CAL Lamar Neornie, Johuson 617 Liv‘ooll'^lelford,FayACo IlnrltN. Flight, Calhoun 386 N Y, Brigham, Kelly 4 Co b Mori'sson.Gavet .:tsd Mout'o, brlglimm,HollyECo Beboois, (kilomau 218 Boston Ogdon4Buukor Dric*. Tiberius. Maraliall 249 Uoitcn Ogden 4 Bnnker J ABimpson, Green 147 Boston Ogden 4 Bunkor Matansas, Trofethen 000 Boston Master Celt. Pettigre ....AM Boston Ogden 4 Bunker Argo, Katon ^109 Boston,....Ogden 4 Bunker Monserrato, Barton 169 Phila. Rowland 4 Co Maretlland, lloimer .00.) Bath...Brigham, Kelly 4 Co Norman, Novino lf>9dls'g...Padelford, Fay 4 Co Watkins 2Z3dis'f U K Washburn Elisa Waite * 195 dis'g...Brigham, Kolly4 Co Clinton, Thompson 3)00 dis'g Ogden 4 Bunkor Excel, Tallman .375 dis'g. Washburn,WildorkCo Roamer, Nioholas 000 dls'r...Brigham, Kollyd* Co Georginnua, Gilchrist...000 dis'g Master •_ . Hchooiium. C Locsor, Ruuw Phil ....Ogden 4 Banker Woodbridge, White., Balt...Brigham, Kelly 4 Co Lion, Da*y"......M N Y Rowland 4 Co P K Burton, Lingo N Y Rowland 4 Co King, W*inwright...N Y Ogden 4 Bunkor TB Coffin, Uunttey N Y Ogden 4 Banker M:y Ringolp, Dunnells dle'g...Brigham, Kelly A Co L O'Donnell, Townsond....dis'g...Brigham, KolJy 4 Co Main Land, Warner dis'g...Brigham, Kelly <ft Co Gen Horsey, Folsom dis'g E Parsons <fr Co J W Audursoit, Watson....dis'g...Urighum, Kelly if Co HAVANNAH WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. orations yesterday, but it has proved i Rkmarkadli: Hail Storm.—Ou Suturdny eve ning, tho Bill inst., our city was visited with tho most terrible storm of bail und rain, which has ever boon witnessed by tho oldosl inhabitant. It Wu* preceded by low, muttering thunder, such us is usually the precursor of a thunder storm in mid summer. It fell iu pleuieou* profusion foreevornl nmiutoa, accompanied by torrent* of rain. The stones wore from tho sizo of a pigoon's ogg to thut of it small rifle ball. The leavoa of tho trows woro torn off in grout*buudancc, aud tlufgliics ja (he window* of houses was brokeu f- - 1 — * tent. We are happy w IWI damage was dodo to the crops ... country, as tha storm wan of smuli coinpassT^ Huci) pheuomena are very unusual at this seasou of the year.— Qr\ffin Jeffersonian. Late a from Rio XtNXiao.—The bark Joseph MeXwell, of Baltimore, which arrived el New York on Buuday, from Rio, August 95, brought 9,116 begs of coffee. Bhe sailed io company with the bark Cora, wilb 4,369 bags, and the brig Poullliey, with 1,000 bogs of coffee, bollt for Baltimore. Tho Rio coffee market was quiet, and but littlo doing for two or three days previous to her sailing. The Beneto had beeu occupied with the third rcadiug and the discussion of the bill npproviog the coutract made by Government for tho navigation of the Amazon river. It wae finally adopted. The toreigu refugees in Montreal made a demonstration io that cay, on Thursday fast, In favor of Capt. Ingraham. Cy* The rata of taxation in Boston*this year I* 76 cents ou the $100, which include? the Slate ae well nk the municipal fax. „ — -jry difficult task on account ot the conflicting opinions or dealers, growing out of a very languid and depressed market, an<l those wo offer below must in tho present state of aflsire, be considered nominal. Tbe receipts since oar last foot up 6977 balos, and the sales in tbo same time may be putdown at 2400 bales, st from 8^ to II ct*. W* quote Inferior, — j Ordinery to Good Ordinary, —a— ; Middling to Good Middling, 9}*al0); ; Middling Fair 10};alo£ ; Fair — ; and Fully bsir and Choice, —. Mol*ML*.—Wo note sales of 50 bids. New Orleans re-boiled, of reoent importation, at26c ; and 150bbls. of the early crop, at 28o30c pur g lion. Cuba commands, from store, iu smell lot*, 2la22c per gallon. Rick.—There was a good demand for this artiee iu the early part of tho woek, principally for coastwise shipment, and the price* current at the close of the pre vious weok wero fully sustained , tho demand, howev er, subsequently foil oil', which do pressed prices, and at the close of business yesterday tho markot was all of 3-16thsa}io lower than it was at the opening of the woek. The transactions have ranged from 3};«S4} d ,os iu quality, bat tau bulk of the sales wero at 4\*$4} a per hundred. Ths receiptsoompriso 1500 tierces—the greater portion of which has changed bands. Fuxiuuts.—The Liverpool rato is lirmat 7-16th*dfor Cotton iu square bags. Ths coastwise rates aro rather unsettled. We quote: to New York,CoUon, 20o, and to Beaten, ?;c.' BALTIMORE, OCT. 10, p. M.-The flour markot is active to-day, with salos of 16U0 bbls. Howard Btroot at $6 62}; aud 800 City Mill* at same prioe. Borne sales or City Mills for Doosmber delivered, wore mado at $6 60. BALKS AT THi; COBN EXOHAHUB. About 14,090 bushels Corn offered and mostly sold at Hour doll. There were offers to sell at $6 62}; bnt fl °Whfsky.—We quote hhds at and bbls 3la3l>;e. OCT. 11—5 F. M.—Flour.—The market is firmer to day, and many of the holder* appoar inclined to wait the arrival or tho steamer before operating. The sales to-day were 1100 bbls Howard Street, and 1200 bbls City Mills, all for Immediate delivory, at $6 62};. The market closed very lirm at these figures. Cora wes also rather iaautivo, although prices are without change- About 18,000 bushels were at market, which partly sold at 79o for mixed, 76*78o for white, and 89*8lo for yellow. Halos of Pa. Oats at 46o, and of prim* Ud. and Va. do at 42a!5c. inferior paresis Of Md.aadVa.OaU sold at 38aA0c. Whiskr.—We nou sales to-day of bbl* at 31a32c, and ofhhdsatSOaSlc. - . at |fper bb! of 280 lb?. Baiee ot 400 bbls SpiriU Tar* peatia* at 60o per gallon; 6nflD06 Mils No. 3 Rosin at Articles. BAGGING. Dundee, 44 iuoh Kentucky Gunny.... Tow BALE ROPE Dillon's Ropo. BEEF. Now York Moss Prime Cargo BACON,Hams Shoulders Bides BREAD, Navy Pilot BUTTER, Goshen, priu.->. No. 2 BIUCKS, Bavannab, 1st quality Northern CANDLES, Spermaceti Savannah made, Tallow Northern Uo. do CHEESE, Northern COFFEE, Cuba Rio Java CORDAGE, Tarred Manilla. DOMESTIC GOODS: Shirtings, brown Shoutings, brown Brown Drills Cotton Osuaburga DUCK, English Amoricsn Cotton FISH, Maokorel, No. 1 " No. 2 " No. 3 FLOUR, Canal Baltimore Howard-st., sup Philadelphia Georgia GRAIN, Corn, uargo Corn, retail Oats GLASS, American Window Deerskins IRON, Swedes, assorted llwip LUMBER, H. Sawed, refute... Mcrthuutafalu River Lumber, refuse. Merchantable lo prime Ranging do. for export, Alill Ranging White Piue. clear Merchantable Cypress Bbiugles Sawed Cypress Bbingios Rod Oak Staves White no. pipe do. do. hud do. bbl MOLASSES, Cuba New Orleans. NAILS, Cut 4d. to 2Ud NAVAL STORES, Tar Spirits Turpentine Varnish OILS, Sporm, winter strained. " fall “ summer " Whale, Racked, .winter Linseed..... Tanners' OSNABUHG8, Flax../ PORK, Moss, Western Prime Mess. Now York PORTER, London. RAISINS, Malaga. BALT, Liverpool, coarse Cargo, bulk Turk's Island SOAP, American yellow SHOT, all sixes BEUARH, Spanish American SPIRITS. Brandy, Otard. Dupuy 4 Co. A. Scignotle's. Lcgertroree Poach Domestic....,,.. Gin, Holland SPIRITS, Gin, Amorioan Rum, Jauaioa. " N. E., bbls.... Whisky, Phil, and Unit.... Havana, white. " brown. Now Orleans Loaf and Crashed. TALLOW, American TOBACCO, Manufactured TEAS, Souchong Gunpowder T\vuf“, Baling ' , • WINKH, Madeira .’....W*.*.;. Sicily Madeira Tenerlffe. L. Malaga, tsweet.. Claret, Marseilles Cham: Bordeaux... Champagne WOOL, Southern Unwaehed It. D. Evai(», ATTORNEY A T LA W, tUONItURSVIM-K, WxSHtlfOTOX CnOMTV, G*., Will practice in the Courts of the Middlo Circuit. All busluoss committed to hia euro Will be exooutod with promptness and dispatch. lUrKitaNOKs.—Alessrs. UothwellA Smith, and Dr. II. L. Byrd, Savannah.jy, jnn27 JOHN POOJLl: •“ v a, x uiu nnunaanu *auni French and American Window-(Jlues, Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Babel and Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair Blenders. GralnlngCombi, Artists’ Brnshos, 4o. 4o. Paper Hangings, Borden, and Fire-Board Prints. N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain ing and Glasing, done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker-et. mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow 4 Co. Jnontpcller Female Afl I«B MARTHA M. BUELL. r,ln>l|>.l l.JL ToaoU.r of tbo hlfhor Eoillob Br.nohei. 0T,o Lioiu,. Ui'C.NCKll, Kagllih bnnobo,, (Of man and Italian. ' bllto Many A. ruii.uro. Knoll,h BtanObea. M udoiuo A.CuuKny.i Vocal and lulnnaM WHaonm bora, J Mnolo. , Mlu Luo.ItTia B. llooraii, Uranln,, rainllnd, Km* broidory and (nttrumontal Uvula. Mdllo AnaLiNs Cuxuav, Freaoh. Mrs. S. M. Jambs, DotnosUo Superintendent. Rev. Kurus M. Wunx, Rector. Rev. bkneox G. liRiou. Chaplain. The 26tb Term of this Institute will commence ex the 13th of Ootober, and extend to th* Beooad Monday A Prospectus and say information may he bad,by application to the Secretary and Treasurer. As ihn number of Pupils is limited, itis important that early nEEs application should be made. W. B. WILLIFORD, Beefy attdTreas'r. I From Biahop Elliot's Annual " With tho coneent of th* Hoard of 1 tho Institute under tho charge of alid: well knbwn. Mist M. M. Buell, aud tj Rufus M. White, who bad just at that od the oharae of 8t. John's Churoh, to I , to rah In of the Ibatltute. Theao apiKiintma'nt*. teoethec with tne oontinnanoe of tho Rev. Mr. Bragg at the ln- etitata, should give parouta every oonfidenoe that eueh a* the school has heretofore been, such will It be bere- aftor. I commend it moat heartily to the PHtiliti. ae* aurlng it that tho School has never been la finer oor dition and praying it to nae every oxertioa not to po mil uu Institution to go down which has been built i at tho expo ouo of so much saoritioo and Buffering." Henry K. Wu<burii, f AGENT,) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, jy21 SAVANNAH, UKOUU1A. jy AHTWHEEfT OOTTON FAOTOR No. 74 BAY.HfllEBT. oet 19 BAY ANN AD. St: ■9« 109 09 30 00 4 (MJ 6 09 19 90 22 00 2 75 JUaugiiui Sc Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW\ Atlanta, tleorgt*, JWill oolleot Debit in the followicg ConnUen De Kalb, Finite, Heard, Casa, Alurray, Cherokee Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry Merrlwethor, Carroll, Floyd, Dado, Spaulding, Troup Cobb, Whitfield, Forojrth, OwLinett. Refsrei^xt—fc. B. Stoddard 4 Co., Charleston, Boutl Carolina; Williams 4 Brother, Augusta,Georgia; Plan Brothers, and U. W. ChoaL New-York. Nay. Makuum. (mar 17 tf j Thomas N. Cox. C. A. L. LAMAR, General CommiBsion Merchant, ly 1 Havannab, Georgia. (uov 13 BEJtBT X. FOBT. t. K. DUM MAM. FORT St DlTmiAIU, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. opt 7 BAVAMNAU, QA. ly Julian HartTldge, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office comer Whitaker-et. and Hag Lane, bo* 10 Navannah. ROWLAND St CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 1TJJ Bay-etreet, Havnnnnh. Joan t. aowaAVP. au 21 somm r. kowlakd, jb James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marino Protests Noted and Extondod, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa pers prepared whereby to recover fossa* from American or British Underwriters, and attention given to all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. Of- fioe No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of tho Cus tom House. *“ — M'lfm „: Regan I! J UST KCCKI VE D — 10,000 Bio IJobdo, ll.uuo Norton, lb,000 UouoolMlon, 10,0)0 Gold Lor. 0,000 Addelion, b.OUl La 1-alma. 0.000 Nt.,.., 6,000 Ot. OiDtaura. 6,000 Vlo.ntla, b.OOO (Vuhtaftoa. 10,000 Kmaonol Amoxo,, 0,000 Cabana. Alp. noa out Tobaooo, of Aadoraoa, Good via A r.l- tiontbal Brand., la Tin Coni,tori. TibfollaadFaMn. a or oalo oa aooounnodatloa tormaby . _ V. Jacobs, No. » Bnllnit, r J>J[ Blga Btg ladtaa. TUB LAHT GnkTvaLLKD ntOUUOTION I A New Cook Stove, CALLED “THE NEW wlfttLlM Yor BurnlnaWaool.rC.yb' " Tit, aubncrlbort liavo juat mad. arraoaa .a- -.“Tgaatoollaat 8-rt)Ti, Tba JiSmtafu thuKvughly tested before offering it to the aakli# for ealo, and it also semes very highly reoommendtd bv those that are newaslng it. We put a fow of them up on trial a short time since in this oitjr. and thoat who havu seon thorn in operation acknowledged that ther never taw »ny Stove, for either roasting, beiliagahrotik Ing, or bat Ag, that performed so well and with formall a cost for f iel : the costings in this Stove are'very heavy And mounted in the most porfoot manner,t thebaa*Blai« is so couatruntod that you can get fevice the heat in tha oven as any other stove new In nse. W* are new N- .. .r« W »dw?JSrdlISy , iJ l !taIuS eall and oxaffiine before purchasing. We have aloe, various other patterns, among which mar be foueJ the Iron Witch, Iron Kiug, and oeiebrated^eek 8tove, for wood. T. W. Mo ARTHUR 4 CO., * •■Pril tf Store Mo. 13 Bawmft-M. oeiving tho different sites, a Io Lana owners. A LL persona ownlfiff Lands in Houth-Western A Georgia, either In old Lee, Early, Irtrln or lint* ougeecounties, which oompoo* the following Mealies: Randolph, Marion. Macon, baker, Thomas, IhtMsr. and iiowndva—if they wish to sell the same, 2 will and report for the sum of $&. Send their numbese. District, county and name, and tbe too and inMm? tioas, and 1 will sell or report foithtaliy in all am. l'lauiutian for Bale. . Situated on the Anguata find Wayne*- MB ro Railroad, adjoining town lands of PHr aynosboro', and conUining efoat hnn-nedwa res-about five huudred and fifty oleared. with im prov omenta.JTb e^whole or ytHima^b^a^MJiW. Waynesboro', da. Laud Avencjr. T HE subscriber will purchase or sell, on commis sion. Lota In the town of Bmcmbwicx; alio, Lands S.V Rnran to—E. J. Harden, Esq., Savannah; J. O Plant and Dr. Collins, Macon; Andrew J. Miller. Au S& Dying ana innovating Kstabliilimeut, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-atrret.rear of tbe Court House ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T A DIES’ Bilk and Woolen Dresses, Shawls. To i J hie Covora, eto., cleaned, and dyed varinua oolora; Ladios’ Bonnets bleached and preasod in a fashionable stylo; Kid Glovesoleanod, and Gentlemen's Garments olesnod, renovated or dyed, as may he required. AU done in the same style whloh has generally so much pleased my patrone and frionde. Term* moderate. Person* eending parcel* by Hamden's Express, Rail road, or steamboats are requested to write per mall, so that I may know whereto oall for them, and which wav to send them book. Cost of freight each way, for small parcel/), willbs about 25 oonta. AU order* punctually —ded to. 13 ly ALEXANDER OALLOWAY Upholstery and Cabinet Work The subscriber having taken the store on Whitaker-streot, next to Dibble 4 Carey’s Tal loring Establishment, respectfully announce to _ tho oitiaens of Savannah that he is prepared to eaeouto all orders in tho abovo lino ou tho most REASONABLE TERMS. Special attention paid to repairing all kiadsof Furni ture. “ Funerals s t 20 implied at the ahorteatnotioe. JAMES LARKIN 8. 8. HILLER & J. D. FERGUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS. C'OUNKU or IlroiiRlifoo nml itloutj(oniery Streets, SAVANNA!!, GA. Carriages. Wagons, Carts and Drays manufactured. Blacksmith log. including Iron Railing and Urates for Buildings, 4o. done at the shortest notioe. sag 19—6m T. J. KOBERTS, (LATE OF BURUE COUNTY,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 03 Bay-street. .. ... . , SAVANNAH, QA. Will give his porsonal attention to allbnainos en trusted to him. 6mo taugl OILBEBT B1ITLEB, MA8TKU BUII.DKR, DEALER IN WU1TE PINE LUMBER tr.tt, OgL.thorpt DEMENT. ^Brunswick. Aug. 1 ,1863. ?iwtf" WINTER IKON MONTGOMERY, ALA. Portable Circular Saw Stills. ri'llUHU Mills are warranted unsuipaefed by any ■ in u«e, are propelled by an Engine of 12 inch bore or Cylinder, and prorent tbe latest and beet Improve ments throughout. Among these, the p*ten« Oiling Box is exclusively used, UoxTos continuous feed Works, 4o. Prioe deflvored at the Factory 2 v tO0 Mlstt. lesa than $199 additional will defray the freight to Savan nah, Augusta, Charleston or NewOrloans. L.t AuituaUuu or ihwo Mills is «hj|aitMair*d4oe«iab- llsh thoir exceeding simplioity, dffiMaesf,'durability and superiority throughout. ' All descriptions^ Engine and Mi21 Work furnished at short notice and fully warranted. Addreoit Jf£ *a • J. 8. WINTER, Ag*.W.L Works. gay charleston Conner please oopy. LATEST AND GREATEST AKNOLD’S Improved Patent Metallic IndeetructPdc SARCOPHAGUS, OR r7T -i EXHAUSTED OOFN1N0, Which is now taking the plae* of aU Mbpw thwu^set tho United States. H. B. BOGARDUB bavinSSren made the sole agent of the above for the City' orMan- oah, would rospootfully oall attention to their vasts** periority over anything of the Und thathas vetbeeX before the public. The improvements consist in oe- mentiug the top and sides, and, by the application of an air pump, removing the air, by which Means the ooateuta remain without efluvia or chance ofAbnear- outatad to anawer tho iutcndalt purpoM: 8. N. H.KUI8, M. D., | O. W. Waar, M. D_ It. W.T8I, M. O., I ('. M. KoLUWlt, M.IX. J. C. lUaau«ua», M. O, | W. O. Botwoa, M. K, . mar (3 It. LicHuaoir, Blacbiniat. lr Bells! Kells:: Bells lit I HE Subscribers manufacture and keep coustnn t- ly on band all siso* of Church, Factory, - * • ry. Locomotive, School House,aud Planl Those Bells aro hung with tho patent iron moveable arms. They con be turned tho clapper will striko in a new place, * *. aftwya ble aftor a boll bos been rang a few yean, affixed iu a now way toprovonttbo clapper ou the Bell, thotebv prolonging the soand. ere manufactured from the beet stock and M Iron casings. At this Foundry these were inn 28 Savannah. 1 esmo (a great bargain) Ladios’ Linen Cambric Hand kerchief*, all at 12}; vents. We have murh plus sure in directing tentfon to the arrival, by tho steamship i fori da this day, of the obovo Goods, and can with perfect oonfi- may 26 •tack and t „ _ ■ . . 7 these warejfrel aged found to bo a great iinprovemeht. Weclvea iurn warrantee that if Chureh Bella L™”* year from date of purchase, with flu. _ will recast without charge. The tone of all 1 warranted. Nearly 9009 Bells bavebeen east l from this Foundry, which |g •*— v — suporiorily. Wo have 10 awarded from the various FaL sonorousness and purity of tone. 1 attention to gettJng up Peals to those furnished by ui. Onr» rods or the Hudson River, Erie CanaL and rnnning in every direction. As this is tha largest Es issdsm 'tMRs&tsa Mg UTTJEK aud FLOUR—30 kegs select [1 Goshen Batter. 28 bbls. Hiram Bmlth's extra Flonr from new wheat. 28 do Pure Genosseo do Rcoeived per steamer and for sale by sep 7 BCBANTON, JOHN81 BTON 4 CO PV . - . _ _ „ <i SSTL : *!rwnK _ and Mieses Ties, Buskins and Slippers, aud for eaU by W, HEJlDT, *y u». Our I River, Erie iiroetion. Ai __ kiadiathil _. qf Belle, orders can be filled with great Sis- , We ean refer to Bell* in any of the ffUtee.— Old Bolls taken in exchange for near ones. Levels, Compasses, 4o. constantly on band. *•*-»-— jt13 lyMAtw A ' HELJUBOLOV * Belt Hangers and Manufa . Proof Safest L‘ 0 * RaHt“‘ Corner of Bryan and 40 09 22 UO 16 00 _M*ek*rel, jn up oxproosly for family use. Just 1RL1N 4 NATHANS, Under fit. Andrew * Hal OOU.—490 cords prime Wi»d 1 soptte y .-/'V' foot of West Bread-et. O'PIRIT OAft—Received aud for sale by O bug Ifi J. A. MAYER, 154 Brougbfott-lL
