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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1853)
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Advertisements from transient persons or strangers Must be paid in advanoe. ai proportional rates. ti daily mm. 8Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. f Transmitted for the Bavannah Dally Morning Naws.J Arrival or tho Humboldt. Baltimore, Oct. 16,9.30. P. M. The United Slates mail steamship Hum- loldt, Copt. Lines, arrived at New York on Sa turday morning from Havre, via Southampton, having been detained at tho former port in con sequence of the low slate of tho tides until tho 30th ult. Her advices hsvo been anticipated. Liabilities of Air. Draper. The liabilities of Mr. Simeon Draper, of New York are estimated at botwcon two and three millions of dollars. The Yellow Fever at Mobile. The Yollow Fever has appeared at Spring Iliii College, near Mobile, and all the students have dispersed. New York Cotton Market. Seven hundred halos of Cotton changed hands in New York on Saturday, at a decline ot half a cent per pound. CP* We are indebted to Copt. Freeborn, of (he steamer St, Johns, arrived yesterday, for a Jacksonville paper of tbit 15th inst., advance of the mail. GF* The steamship Key Stone State, Cspt. Hardie, will depart lor Philadelphia to morrow morning at 9 o’clock. Death of Gen. Childs Confirmed.—We announced yesterday in the News, that this gallant officer had died at Tampa. We per ceive by the Florida papers that a letter has been received at Jacksonville, which states that “ Gen. Thomas Childs, of the U. S. Ar my, died at Tampa on the 8th inst., of yellow fever, after an illness of four days. Three or four deaths had previously occurred from the same cause, but it is believed that it is not like ly to spread in the healthy atmosphere o( the place.” Southern Eclectic.—The October num ber of this magazine—published at Augusta, Go., at $3 per annum, by Messrs. Fitten & Whitaker—is on our table. The following is the table of contents : L Life and Character of John Knox ; 2. Poe and Poetry: Edgar Allan Poe—Alexander Smith 5 3. Florence Mortimer, or the Force of Love ; 1. South African Sketches; 5. Russia: in Court and Cabinet; C. The Balance of Forces ; 7. The Rebellion in China; 8. Louis XI, and his Son-in-law, Due of Orleans; Book Notices by the Editor; Original Poety by Mrs. Georgia. We gragratified at the dally evidence! wliicb “ offered oflhe h.gh .ad iaffaeaU.. po.., t aa which | H^'SEUSS^TS our noble commonwealth occupies in the Fedora- ■■ ®f Napier’e simplicity of character. After (lie ^n T , b v:iTi rr f,ora r “*•* of sssaJs'isarss g&u stca Albert J, Pickot, tho hiuori.it of Alabina, will I *h. Uooeral, hi. family, oud «.ir. Among other be read with inlercu: I p.rlorniaucei, Ihla man col in two with a alroka ot The most pro.poring .udeoterpri.ini Slate in tho *J ira * or lemon placed in tho hand of hi. South ia that which lie. upon our ea.teru border I ^'“e »« woto collu.ion She ha* nine Imudrod amfninety-nine mile, of rail- I H ' l ’ rften *ho Juggler and hi. retainer. To divlffo by road, ovor which run, night and day car. laden I “ 88f08 P 018 .word on a man 1 , hand *o .mall an Will! freight and lilted wiui nauentara UemmU ? bJ,cl T‘, tho11 . 1 10uclll "» <1™ He.h, he believed lo lie ia truly a great Stale, and a pattern lor our. andVh S£S", ibl A U,ou « l * » “ ln,il * r ‘"cldenl I. related by otlior Soutn.rn State*. Her l,mil.",e .<?U,e B .. ia I S' 0 ”tomoece of lb. Tallameu. Todolor- couipu.o iiiuely iilno counlie. : ibe toil of which ia I JvV" 1,0 ,lw G8 " 8 ™* offered Ilia own baud iloura, by inuana of (lie great iutorual iinprovomenta I * nd ^ b ,° wou * d not mako the trial. 'I thought lo which 1 have alluded. Evidence. of remarkable In’? 1 ^l 111 5 '°,“ ou ! 1 Na[tier. 'lint .top, —iperilv are ob.enrable in all direcUouTiu “hat ‘J* 0,h8r - ' Iot . ra ” 888 >our left hand.' The e. fho walorfulla ara aeldum loft a. nature' mUll lir * ud 1,18 n,un ,lle11 formeu Ibom; but fncloriea and Hour mill, are nro- r .! w .i lo1 '’ y°“ r arny.leady I will per polled by their power. In Auguau, Iho Savamiuh I riiSv’in!'' Bu ' -by Ihe led hnud uud uol the river ha. beeu conducted to the mou olovatcd iLmll flR? U i?i Ul8 r *g ht .hand i. hollow iu Iho ground, by u long canal, which I. uudded, “l.n fn? i A l ! [*? r * '*,* , n “ .bUlUugolfl' with mill, and faclorlee. There i., too a aouuru I , 11 high, aud Ihodaoger will be _ jnlolligeucoexi.ling In Georgia lhal we do not Hud “V 1 “A * *. 01 , fri 6lllene(l,'l>« mid; 1 law In any oilierSlato. Whatovorlailliberal and luoaliiii mi !' feat ol delicate awordmanahip, aud — to Georgia 1 lf IP 1 * bu . ,,, . d ,h ” ,n *“ *' 1 did b8f “ r8 my Luff, public r .pirit/ kSL4s£WLH?.!! *r. *J—•& * .oeountor, olher Slate, apperlaiu. , . . „ , . reference, of cuurae, lo her publiu “pint. The S Dd c , ll8ll8n ,* ed 111,1 lo the trial, I ho people leek lo the iulereel of their whole Stale ii,d b “ 0 " l8d « 8 J " ould have retired from Ihe effecl improvements upon a .oat. of magnllude ISd 1 “T* li " 1 , 8 on my hand, Iniportaiice Ravine, of great depth anj filled uo ■ I l.'!^i* r11 . r !*° l u S*l fl r balanced lilmuilf. tlm mountain .pura levelled ; mountain, [hcnmrlvri I • i - i “ urohe cut the lima in two piece*, nre lumielledi couly bridge, .re^ thrown urm , “ 'if 5 d £' ° f i 11 ' “ w< ’ rd 0,1 "V ll8 “ d «• if 8 cold r !”~ — " ll— f" r >lto truck, of railruad*. From iVu d ' , * wn il i 8Ud *“ much (he the Teuuceo River to hor di.tuut .oa board lleor- l ' r ** 8 1 , *urd.iocn ofludiu, wliuni eur glaupeu. to her |ieople every fucilitv the vnooo I ! l,,e lellow. defouted at Mooaueo." Thia uuccdotc la cert.iuly a proof,of the aiucority of an houeat : - Huumer no one cun I 1 ™* d y lo uckuowledgo error, tod of brnvory Vi.lt Georgia without becoming u,l.n..i ,i.., I «Imn«. in ogplalln* that possesses a great and happy people. I w . —=— „ RECEIPT8 OF COTTON, Ao.-Oot. 17. Jitcksouvllle and Alligator Plankiond v ? ar 0 ,Us .“? ,r a 6L John# * n—bstn, Fslstka, Ro~13 Company. I J’* 1 ** 11 J*®* Cotton, l bale>Vool aud Mdse., toDos- th 4 W,Ualon **» 4 Tison, Newtou, btripfing sad MEETING or BOARD ajihei;t(ibs, OCT. I'J, IBM. I 0 thors Ordered: Wheroas, doubts have been expressed as to the ultimate completion of tho road, which " i ,l,b,cribor “ Otherwise wall I ,P« b ;ig J Cohan,from Boston—Weboter * Palmes, R iposcd, to neglect the payment of their instalments I JMjaraham A bou, M A Cohen, O B Cumming, T It III that promptness which is necessary to insure M i! U ’ *“ d .. promptness which is necessary iu insure ■ r. - — Ti,e™°zr* l *" d r,|,id » f «- realm,°lo'dJ''V Bo,rd “ f no WhWlSi “UcSS. * EnSSffll roml Tl.nl ,Vt 1 “ ‘l' ctd > colnpleliou of llic E OaFord. i M Turn. A Co, M A Cohen, j'S“:rof road. 1 hat they have oxpeuded a largo aum of Htlaham, Kelly A Co, Coh.a A Foidlck, It Mclalir. money for machiuery, tools, carts, provisious und I H»mouck t Co, aadorder, other osseutials, also in locating tho route of the I a ft”?*#. f 5°® New York- road and in opeuing several mileu thereof and will I n ^nt nn t T 2 Wayne,’Hunter k Qammell, ■iihanrihnrm i.~L' . —- —«wj U »ic<i to those on.Boes A Massey, M J Solomons, W P Young, Wells i.. f wbo have paid and whose money lias A Durr, I W Morrell A Co, H C Crosby, T J Walsh, beeu thus expended, requires the hoard to enforce I Cohen « Herts, 8 Mather, and order, payment from all others by all the legal remedies in kBan “ their power. ] ••Jj a b wayne, T It Mills, Q U Jobmton, A Bonand, Webster A Palmes, M A Cohen, J D Jesse, *" “V Gonnerat A Co, Th ** ,b8 8«™ur» do pro- iilTihea’A^u'ASSSUlon J V nH* 5 *!! w!ih r* »° f, uU *® lo iO'lituted against Scranton, Johnston A Co, Cliamr»onA WatU. J Rri 10 tb * c “P ilul »Iock of this Company j M Prondorgast A Co, L 6 Keynolds, ii Y^cg«, aaf resident iu Honda who have not paid their first in- d ®^. “ atuluieiit; that James M. Baker and M. W. Smith, •=- ‘ Lsqs., be requested to superiateud such suits as I „ PA88ENQER8. may be brought iu Columbia County undor tlis fore- | 8t. Johns, from Palatka, Ao-Mrs Mont- going resolution, W, Cull Em|«., L loud such suits a ... ... and that aa.d altornoy., oreilhor ortklmibeauUmr ixeU lo roccivo aub.criplion. mid pay Ihe aarao lo tho Trcaauror.—JacktonviUe Netc. '■'OHT-WOOD.-TheTiun, 8 Southerner 8" 1 " 8 " f *'•« "hjf* of Ihla place, in eotici. nation oflhe eleclioo of hTr. Jenkins, pure hared a load of light-wood, two or throe d.y. provlou. l* ?ot, J Qlyi _a, Capt Simmons, R Collins,'Jr, .Id J Kenan, J A l.awson, and 1 deok. „f‘ ,t Uordoa. from CharlMton-J C Rowland, Ml,, M M Thoma., U W Bee, A Darla, aod 7 deck. COMMERCIAL. of light-wood, two Bas-r.nes.-g>, —a « a their candiduto. Ho smiguino were they, that their the “ literdj” and ita object was kept Upon the arrival of tho news that Johu- —w., tjovernor, some of our kiud hearted i « iw”” r !‘i , .. V u' r ?r*^ l !" rol “ l ? “ 8 |>ped forward and 3 *}% a *‘“. 130 »l9,2at». l 4 ',«.t9X,7 at«X,Slatl0, perch.ae of Ihe 11 liiord"’ and It. objem wV, hern m T Tn» V ‘! n ,M.! ,,r, i e, l Wct- ,8 ‘ “enrol. Upon lire arrivnl of Iho new. t|7“ John COI ^ ON --^ ,l >« l “domand.aUtodforCotlonyMtar- iovernor, aome of our kind hearted d ^-"J ll “ hr '* ul ‘ 8lll, > l ‘' 888 l 8 ofaii2b.lM, via: 4i.t7«, offered lo take the pine off ihelr hands provided Ihe “ d »*»10«a.BU. Th. markathaa declined from 1/toli - -OU J .pill it." | 0,Qt on laat week*, prieoa, the lower grad.a harieg da- 1' H * Sultan.—Tho preaeut Sultan of Turkey ia I °* ln8d Ltl ° The market eoetineei unHuied, • delicate iu health aud appoarauce * * 7 M iii«iii* , » p * 1 - —*- j -* •- appoai >n bis fi seems to sway back and forth like |fe. He is more than Imlf a Cbrlstian It is said though such a auaplciou would cost him hi. crown he scarce i which he ing without and Middling Fair may be quoted at 10 oants. Hnvnnnnli Exports. Per sohr Lyon, for New York—72,tiUO feet Lumber. ihVn 1 :e D m.Tf , is u „“„rd rl, p*, l ' u ^S, ul Sfi IrODl tlm wullk mill tliioln ln ,i ....I.... _i_. " ^ I hlUf. In (vn Inf. ai nIV ■ *>.1 Ini/'., - from tho walls and disclosod various Dictures of U1>, » 1,1 *woloU.nt and lu^o. ! ®» * r bicii he remark- Whitaker. Change In the Judiciary. A wriier in the Augusta Constitutionalist recommends on alteration in the Judiciary ays' tern of the State, so far as relates to ihe Interi or Courts of the several counties, by enacting t law to have but oneJudgoor Justice, and allowing him a small compensation, sufficient however, to ensuro the services of a competent Judge. This alteration, remarks tho writer, has been often suggested of late in my pre «cuce, oud I have no doubt but what it is gen erally desired over the State. Let it bo kept free from party politics. Let the press gone rally in tho State give a small share of atten lion to tho matter, and tho change will be adopted. When a lawyer is elected to the of- hce, let him practiso in other Courts, and by that means you can secure the services of a competent member of the bar for a less com ptosation than you could, if ho was prohibited horn practice in the Superior aud Courts of Drdinary. An Incident in a Conckkj Room.—On ednesday night, in Washington City, while hietiermanias were performing a fine sympho- ny from Beethoven, the large hall at Carusi’B eing crowded, tho President of the United ‘ lalus entered, accompanied by C. L. Ward, rsq., of Towanda, Pa., and Mr. Webster, his Private Secretary, wheroupon the Germanias instantly changed the music to Hail Coluui- ,ia * an d most of the audience rose in respect or the presence of the Chief Magistrate of the country and its glorious national anthem. Morrissey, tbe Prize-Fighter, Dead. James Morrissey, who fought with Yankee ‘-‘'Uivan, on Wednesday, for a wager of $2,000 near Boston Four Corners, on the line of the ‘W York and Harlem Railroad, died on Fri day afternoon from the cffecta of the injuries he received in the brutal encounter. His face «nd head was cut and beat as to present a jnost horrible spectacle. Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Yankee Sullivan, as We ll as for the four seconds—Andeo Shehan, Wm. Wilson, Awful Gardiner, and Thomas O'Donnell. The affair has caused great ex citement in New York. Death of Tristram Burgess.-Tbe Hon. Iriutram Burgees, for many years U. S. Sen *<or from Rhode Island, and a man of great ability as an orator, died in Providence on 1 hursday morning, in the 84th year of his age. veV C 'al* ,l i wiuler * buvo b °ffi died of tbe yellow fe- tb.:,. r : Myers, for many years counectod with tho on h?** ,u lbl * died ou board of a ship, while " a y from Galveston to New York, of tho “me disease. Mr, C rocker will be remembered by many 3 our readers. He was a prominent member W< * r ’ } 10 last theatrical corps that performed in 118 city about two years ago. T The Koszta Letter. * leading German journal of the West—the f," fPcetens—has the following remarks Durey 1 ' 00 l ° ^c® 01 Koszta letter to Secretary locunuu. r » ® L Car °h | l examination of this important 'haiicaliv .t C “If rejoiced to bo able to declare bid- “•iterniLf 1 VI n Ir ‘r arcy ’“ aUBWer »• * diplomatic ^citioM rn! of ce*" 1 "®*®. copriesy, ability and VVah*nH U i* V re| r>ote from theassumiug tone of DaytoniJhilfjf r » ,ho #ubn, ***iv® fawuingof Mr. larcyiniu^dl'Pntch®® to the English cabiuet. Mr. *a acau^raiic r fP u hliean and a prime minister lei ® reca.ni. j Wl not only receive the must corn- root all 0 V 0d • u PP° rt i*» ‘he whole Union ifcles of L-, ®'’ bul “i* 0 produce in the diplomatic America re *l MJC 1 l fo F tb ® P®IIU«1 progress C( ' u fiJem’,rn d . a j Inon . g a, JL ,he u ® l ‘°o« of tbe world niej rtttttM®* 1 “ 11,0 Fr ®°dom , a Banner of the "rtiiS* IN Switzerland —The •N,°; o F m r i ,,r «-Switzerland, have just promul- *«SS!2Z K 2P tk ?. btllaun; °n®> interdict- ‘‘“king ““der sixteen years of age from ,0 v iliuS -l 1 ? ot *»®y^recommend ing parents not to their children to play with chemical matchM cela—It tempt n'eti pas encore Great Discovery DAurau, mu mu coiwn oncroa, sold at very lull . price# up to Friday morning, at which time the Arabi- „ v--;-— Copper Ore — Horace • e, ! , L WM . l,l ® da pohlie, hor accounts proving deci- Crcswell.of Recdshurgh, Saulk county, Wisconsin, dod, y“ , . h y, b “y«rs wore disposed to be off ish. which lutoljr discovered, it is etatod, a large bed of connor «® ul « d th « i°wor qualitios to deolino >io.,and the high- ore on his farm. The vein is about two feet in width Sr®#* 10 * \°A, Tbo market* olosod unsettlod ut 8>i to und bus been traced over the width of one hundred FaT/** 1 ®* rEn * ,n 8 lroui Middling to Middling 17 per cent, of pure copper! tbat lUo or ® Wl11 y,eld | ^MEW YORK, OCT.“iT^.^.vtejis by the Wei A Iloiislly. i uiuou uusovueu. caies or 7UUU bbls ispect thatifa wiseiuau were set to select what | S®”"/ 7 f ! 2 J°. r . 8o .? lh * r n • fl rmin x advanoo in breadstuff#, but th-j he c uinii were set to select what I ’j 1 ^ oouinern. urain inportant virtue in societv I ° 7 JO.OUO bushels boutkern white fe 1 ? «« ho would choose that which ie called economy- rinc/ps and ineannese arc convertible terms. Not eo, however, to one who seee any considoruhlo uuiuher of inches beyond his nose. Submit tho mut- this test: Giulior up all the persons who f? 0 ** MJiaiac, principally at ll>*o ; 1700 bags llk(MlZfl; SCKliio .1 llti.120, .nd on pSV.„ l«rm.| be.ldo. .om. Lagui mat ll.ll>,.. Tli.intrk.t stand well in who are ut peeled, the f allol, eolunin, puk down all those who conmiunity—take Mobile—uud e most comfortable, the most influential. Then, in another, olosos rather dull, but holders romain hrm, and rriobs unohangod. btook 60,000 bags Bio. .—The salo> of cotton the I»» OlllO yoiroif.—cne saio.oicotton tbe past week are 366 b ? , ^f,l 0 7 r .P ldd,in 8 10 “idling fair Uplands and Gulfs at 10\atl^o, 6 mos. The demand wae confined to the rresout want# of manufaoturere, and the prioes about ) 4 o below last week, btook 900 bales. , * lour.—llowardbtreet.—The market i* very nnset- littlo farther, and find of the former, who tied to-day, and no transactions took plaoo to give char- began life ou nothiugiike visible capital, had not a ®c‘® r »° ‘he market, beme held it at $7, while otbere i-got married and bought the household bed aud °" 1 S r £ 1 A‘\L b ® jror * d#0 J ,ncd ovar f®.7«. COUaeouent cradle on credit. ..Mr? lno# tha * boT ° WM in ‘^P®. hbls were sold the consequent cradle on credit. i at gjt^ Then tako the other column nnd seo, of those I City Mills.—] ... U ,. TO . U . Wll . „ whose nemos aro within it, how many began life on | been for future delTvery.*'ThVTalee M wi > 17probabiy%eaeh bettor torms with Fortiiue—started, as if wore, the life-lmat of fifty miles, or thereabout*—some ton or twenty, aay, forty mile* iu the start—aud whore, uftcr the race lias been run, how tnuny have in I 10,000bbls. at $6,62> a for present delivery, and $ on for future delivery unto Thursday, when 600bbls v ;e, eold at (6,^5, aud 1000 at $6,62>i. Nothing doing type, RXT bfds were told ofibeti-MSscLlan. this week have »fto bis were . .. — oln * fallen awav far behind ' ' I iuftP£n Th . r#c ® , P t< h * T ® b* 00 pretty good and but Ex."’“,o, tUon, into ill. cUM .lld u. if Ihi. may uw SliS?forV7u»‘"- not he written down—that oacb lugurd lac’ced thrift I iho Caaada’enews has had a favorable effeet—censing nnd industry—the two inseparable—and to thia advauoe, cspeoiall in white, of 6 to 7c per bushel.— lack, und no other lack perceptible, is tho causo Abouta),000 bush«l* offered to-day aad mostly sold at bo traced. I 8J«84o for whltb to 80a82o ot yelloir. Go, then, farther—keeping etill on thia track- woek” We d r Urin ®, the •ud count hn- many clever young meu, fit for noy SmgrtOcU fo5 inh“or. Fwn.yli.^MQGo-fh.rU pursuit, capable of filliug auy post n: )ifo, have eunk I ter soaroe. ^ ^ down—boon lost here lor evermore to themselves, I Nayil Stores—We quote this week sales of Tur- and friends, and tho commonwealth, from a total I P*a‘ineas6S^)70o; Rosin,oomiuon.$1.46; N0.2tI.62L lack of this ecouomy aud thrift. | 'j,* ^ 3 - 50 » Pltcb M'Wii Tar $3@3.12>*; MNT OF LETTERH 1? E rSi*!? , S. 0 . ln J h ” r° 8, i q«“, H.vinnnh, On., IX Oct. 17. 1863. Fursoos wishing Lotters from this List will pleaso aek for ADVERTISED LETTERS (.Published according to law in the paper having^he | ACKNO WLEDGE ENT, ADAMS. B D Anderson, Catherine A Anderson, Elbert U Airs, Ellea Arlington, H P Abbott, Ophelia L largest circulation, j Koeiaer. Oscar Knowlston, Geo M Koonix, Joeephiae Knox, Bobt LAW, EDWARD Law, U M BRANTLEY, JAMES 8 Law, Henr; Baker, R 8 Bragan, P J Blaexstoek, James Barbee, Jno V Bartholmess, Geo 8 Bregdon, 11 T Robert Bates, Ana B Bailey, B Blake, JaoB Bailey, Edward Bagnon,Jos G Ben,J A Breuuen,Jno D Bennett, W U Bell, Jane Ann Brosuon, Patrick Berger, Paul Bergin, Michael Beuton, Hannah M Bonnett, Juliet Mom Brean, John Bryan, John Bice, Henry Bitfinfinger, Elisabeth Box, Thoe N Brown, Gossohable Browne, Jamea Doahin, Miobaol Browu, James or son Bordsley, Henry M ijaw, Henry Lawrenoe, Midam ss s Leaoy, Maria Leigh, Mary A Loigh, Wm M Lewie, Mery Annie Leaver, Phillip 8 Lewis, J Lent A Wells Luistead George Lyons, Mary Lovell, Payne Lonergan, Wm Long, Leuoiua L Lovell, J Lovell, T BJ Low, R A Low, Margaret Laben, Albert delay, Julia __ Bourglin, Edward J Burt, Henry Burke. Jamee Budeuker, Christiana Bratley, William Burke, Catherine Blunt, J Brulayer, Wm B MATlilAS, JOSEPH B Malphres, Harriett Martin, Luoy Manning, Sylyeeter Malphres, Harriet Martin. Nanov Maun, F O Malphrut, Harriett O Mattbew, Samuel Manucy, Mary Metier, Mary 8 Millon, Cornelia Middleton, Josepblne Myers, Scronus A Miller, Wm J Miller, Frederick Mills, Ann Miller, Mary Mira, A F burnes, John Butler, James M Burke, Charles Miller, 11 Miller, MUs J U My rton, J H Bluff, ilagar CAMPOS, JOSEPH E Carlyle. William V.II/1*. " 1111 Casey, Daniel Cancy, Margaret Campbell, R W CampM . Clerk. Jamea Chambers, John t. Canova, Celia J Carmody, James Carlton, It H Clay, Rose Carroll, Bernard Clark, 8arah Cam[1 hou, A Carter, Licfnda Chstmarn, U J Cassedy. NrsjRoiaa Clark,Frank, Crane, Jamea Creed, Prince Coaman, Mrs Bonita Chew, fi F Cheese, Fraueis Cessar, John H Cessar, Henry Chrisbe, Capt 1j Crowine, Miohsol Condron, M Croskey, W C Connors. Elisa Cosgrood ft UrcuneD) Condiot A Horton, Contort, Charles U Courier, John Conner, Edward Cohnn,Jannet Cole. Mary Crocket, David Cordry, David Myres, Elisabeth Myres, Elvira Moran, Edward Moon. J L Morris, Mary Morell, E 11 Monroe, Jamea Mooro, Ann Moffatt, Uenchinger Moore, J D McOOWEN, P Mellenry, Thomas McQuillan, John MoCloud, A C McIntosh, Fenny McDonald, G A mcuuutu, 1 uouias MoCann, Robert MoFeely, James McCuUen, Joseph Murphy, James Mumeralin, W 8 Murry, Thomas Murphy, Jeremiah Blurry,Robert NAVlE. THOMAS Nagle, Joseph ;or\9. E y Conn,C Conway, Bernard Conaway. Michael Connor, Lugone Coachman A Walker, Cowen, Annie Collins, Caledonia Cohen, Michael J Carry, Wm R Claskey, Catherine ~rry, Thomas _ Jlen, Walter Cullen, Patrick DALY. JOSEPH Daly, Andrew Hannah, Archibald Daves, Capt Moees Davis, March Davis, ESA Davis, Win (seaman) Davis, Claiborn Davis, James N Desmond, Michael Dermot, George Devoux, Rose Delorye.N L Dillon, Capt J E Diokerson, Margaret A Doring, Johann* V Doran, Mary Niuhofogan, Thomas O'CONNELL, MISS M £ O'Connor, Eugene O'Connor, Luxe Otto, Susan O'Hara, Thomas P Oelrlch, George O'Connor, Denis Sou O'Connell, James O'Neal, Mr O'firine, John Olliver, Jane Elisa O'Roome, Charles Oliver, Robert O'Brian, Mrs C O'Dande, Rosanna O'Keiffe, David O'Connor, Elisa Facettl, Mary A Patton, Frances Parker, C W i-Ri ftur, nr imam Pelot, Mary E Prentioo A Way Fhilbrlc, Jano I*ride, John rriuticcs. Wm 8. CUHBliU, Atftent, R ESPECTFULLY aclntowleftgus the very liberal e f . tan , dod ‘° hil ?» “ nd 8egs to invite the •i.«nuon of bis old friends and customers and that of PUBLIC ^ ono . r of ‘ u# mo ?‘ •Rtoneive and varied c, fo . r Savannah. Theee Goods, which are offered for ealo at 73 St. Jnlien & 194 Congress Streets. were purchased oflhe Importers undor his personal K. JKrVtoSJi I I ’ OOU '" r “ r, ° M 10 ‘ L ' lr * d *‘ , “ 0 “ that the advanuges he Is now prepared to offer to f Purchasers of Dry Goods, oannot be oxoelled by any house in the city. The following enumeration will convoy an Idea of the extent and variety of the Uoods now offered, vis: Korney*. 8chley's Plains, Black and White Washington Kersey: ““ " 'ky Greys, Three Cord Double and Twisted; a kersey, Heavy Striped Kareey; ’ Blanket*. ™w. l4 | ,l » r 1 *« U1 *“ k «“ 1 H«»»J Twilled do.; Aa.rtcd ~|‘ ,8d0 1 V *I« 8 »y M.«klo.w do.; lhllBI do.-, UM. 11-4, li-d Whlioey do.j 11-1 , HibboB-Uouod dirib do. Caxutniored. Glaili. and Bailneia. - —--— — Bnilneia. Fancy FrooobCuo more.: CloudedCuoimotoo!Kook I.I.nd do.! Crjoul I'olxoo do.) lllack Froucb Uoo bklu do.. Bunorboo Blank Fronob Clolb., do. Twtllod do.i Blwk, Blue»ndUrojB»Uneto. ....... uo., Twoodi. Ao oxtouiivo usortmout of tbtu Good., oomorlilni every variety of oolor. ..... Flnnnole. 8carlet, White and Yellow Flannels; Welsh do.; Se- liteau Hannols for Ladies' backs; Printed Flannels: Red sfo,^bL*i.‘i: d dj " _ Prime. Frenoh, English aud American Prints, the largest stock ever brought to this market, varying in prices from 6} A to 60 cents a yard. v Ginghame. Manchester, Lancaster, English and buotch Ging hams, from 12>i to 37>* oenU a yard. * DeLnlnes nml Caelimeroe. W* 1 *."} Ki * u ,” d , UoLMu.., from lk>, to .1 r«r Cxodioiu. k'l.id Dol.no,,, .ntirely uor: Black CMbmoroi. Tbuo Goodi xro of tbo l.toit laris design, aud oomprise tho most msgnifloent pat terns over offered iu any market. Alpucaa. —»'!'■ n * * * $1.60 a yard. *“4 Figured Alpaoas, from 18^ oents to . . . Hllk*. It is impossible to dellueate hore the different styles ow offered fur sale, as dssorlption would only oonvey ®*lnt idea of their richness and eleganoo. In ordor, therefore, to realise the exquisite boauty of the present styles and the chaste maguiticenoe of their colors ills essential that they should be seeu to bo appreciated. _ .. , MamlHaa ami Clouk*. Lad!®*'’ BlMk bilk Mantillas; do. Colorod do.; do. Watered 8ilk Cloaks; do. Bleached Cloth Cloaks, Em broidered Braid; do. Colorod Cloth Cloaks, Em broidered Braid j do. Lavonder do., Velvet Trimmed. Honlcry. Childrens’ Whito, Mir*d, Slate *'J Fey btrlped Hose; do. Grey Iamb's Wool do.; do. Colorod Cash- do.; do. Fauoy Cashmere do. Boy's White, Mixed TWELVI CENTS A WEEK--SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS inonis ra. R08M, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OP 8 E Q A R 8 , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER UT SMOKING ANDCHEWING TOBACCO.BNUFP,Ac., A’o-87 Bnv-sl , one itoorweel of Abtrcorr HAVANNAH, GEOKG1A Lockett, JLonu * Co., maHi— "~hci VUMM/HXION IUKHCHANTS AND SHIP NINO AGENTS. SAVANNAH Auzm a a v A n n a n, GEORGIA. Will attend to selling all kinds of PRODUCE, go- Strict attention given to the Receiving and ret arding Goods, and filling orders from the country. R. LOCKETT, WM. U. LORO, JOllJf H. PATH. jy 28 It* ly WYiiLY A IHONTMOI.MN, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, FOB THE Purchase and Hale of Stooka 9 Bonds, Real and Pemonnl Estate, dee. dee. Office Corner of JHny Lane and Sail Street, rear of the Pott Office. P. 8. Having numerous orders we wish to purchase 100 Negroes, either single or in families, for whiob wo willing to pay highest cash prices. jy $0—ly 8. B. Crutlon, ATTORNEY AT BANDEHSV1I.LE, GKO. 11 attend to business in Washing Laurens, Wilkinson, and Emanuel Counties. Kxrxu to—N. A. Hardee, Franklin 4 Brantl; 8. E. Both well 4 Co., Bavannah. LAW, r k.hlB|t0D, Jefferoou lot)., aud jyj-dm JOSEPH UANAIIL, ATTOltNKY AT LAW, COU.KR0"B.T .MO WMItkKklt-ITE Jl»I Tuctornte and Conunlsslon UUH1NBH8. J r WILL continue the Fnciorngo and Commission L Business on my own uocount. Offlee on Bay-st., oot of Montgomery 8treet. may 9 tf J. F. PELOT. Kiiicliiey ft Thomas. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 7S Ilny-at., Hnvooonb, Uo. ■. F. KINOULBT. A. THOMA*. Z. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, WEUL8 ft UUUlt, Patton and Commtnion Merchant*, sep 21 82 BAY-8TRKET, BAVANNAH. ly 8. 8. SIBLEY, Whotesalo and Betall Bookseller und Stationer, No. 135 Congress-st., opposite Monumenb-sq. r 10|SAVANNAH, GKO.j>f on Monday next, tkeS n»« CouirMa-Mmi Einstein 4 FikHME. wl stautlyon hand, every variety R 0 "®".„ Mantillaa, Cellare, i Chomleettee, Sleeves, Hosiery, Trim Straw Bonnets washed in the bestelyli srawssl and French Imported and French Imported 5S?r!S*.VS2SJ£lJJS. , ‘ , “ w »*. tarAHOfU.. «ood, in MMn. S.'a MlM -uo& A1ILL1NKUV And FANCY MRS. DOE, tiful article, of the most delicate fabric, ia nU and and a ®uramcr BONNET of rreach Uwi“ P. 8.—All ordars from the country prciif Uy attended raontpellcr Female Institute. M l«8 MARTHA M. BUELL, Prluclp.1 uid ItJL Teacher of the higher Kagtieb P ^ Miss Louisa 8. BrutcER. English I man and Italian. “)!! A - *"|Uob BrauobM. "MIMUMM* Mia. ADxuxu rcouiTT/ltwh “ ‘ I Muaio. Mil. xdiuu Bu»», , Mlu Luo.Xu. 8. lloorxR, Drowlux, FilMlbi. I broidery and IustrumenUl Mnslo. " Mdllc ADEL1MR Cuaosv, Frenoh. nev. oenxoa u. BRAoa, Chaplain. ..Thj.WthTerm of this XasUtuie will commence on the 13th of Ootober, and extend to th* SceondMonday A Prospcotus aad any information may be hod hv applicationu,the Secretary^and Treasurer. At th* CI1AS. 1ft. HCk£Vl\ CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, I AV1NG resumed his business, ie now pro- . ., „ J —, - _■ pared to oontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing work of and ianoy *» ilo,: do. Lamb's Wool do., do. Fanoy | anydescriptlon, in hie line. Stairs exeouted with neat- Cashmere )* do. Ladiee'Whito Canton Hose,from 12)^ | aeu and dispatoh. Aehare of the publlo pi d ®» 81*td» Mixed and Moravian do., do. mostrespeetftillyiolloited. m««»r Noun Biiw / m-Aj. . ,i. ^ ... ..... Carpenter Shop oomer of Walnut and Uarrison-ste., loond street west of Brown and Harris's Stables., fsb 18 P“ ,r ; M«o»l and Moravian do., do » P®“ 8 ,V* (Lind) do.: do. Colored do. (Lind) do. do. Black Italian da.: do. Murino do.; do. Caehmcroi Black Hack Italian da.: Man's Whito ami , do. Suporhno French Brown do.; do. Hibbcd do7; do! r anoy btrine k do.; do. High f.V>inrcd do.; Urey Lamb's Wool do.; do. White do; do Merino do. _ Gloves. Ladies’Atexsmlre Kid Gloves; Thibet do; Colored CatMsptdoi Taffeta Silk do; Wool Mitts; Cashmere W J J v w.4 corns up; uo uem U mdodo; do boat loped do do; do Euib'd do do.— /eLChdkfs; tlobilkiio iu groat variety; Boys' a; do Cotton do; Missus L C. Pein, Sarah Pouter, Mr Powers, Anh Prunty, Michael rrunty, ] QUIGLEY, REV. EWD Quin, Martin Qaij^ley, Mrs M Donehoe, John Doak, Capt D Doyle, Thomas Dobson, Adam i Donovan, Tbos V Keyes, Francis Reed, James U Keneeu, Louis L i, Adam J *svuu**D, Tbos V Dooly. Timothy Duglass, Ruth Denham, GeQ C Duyer, Philip Duggan, Elisabeth Dugger, Chesley Dugan, Ann EVANS, JOHN II Edwards, Daniel II Eaglesoo, Alexander England, Albert W Evans, John Exloy, Wm L Exley, Elisa M £.aiot, r,u Ebbs, Wm Elliard, Mary Elulich 4 Haynes Edgutor 4 Richards FARRELL, W U Farmer, Wm Farmer, Mary ■*—id#. Wm , Wm J Fabn, James Fenohtwanger, M Ferry, Charles Ferguson,U B Fcrnbudey, Fanny 'roman, Wm Fereber, Wm FUnn, bamuel B Flinn, Bridget rierson, bailie The result will be surprising, and if the observer I Bico.v—W.uol. ulu of 60 Uid. ,idu in lot, xt 8 to will abandon all hopo in this life of etteining to the j glased hams for the California market at 14c; DOUfarn' character of a wizard. I lly hams at 12^o. We may say that cconemy is the best virtue a I Lard.—There haa been a further adva young man can start in this life with. The luscious !i B , 0 f 1 ? ur ( Jf!if e P® r 1 l r:! al ®® ,° r 120 bbl8 poach growa from the soil and tho unseon element* mxnd*hut ■«li!oif> Kog ul re ,“ ot ? In III. atinoaplierfi i tixe ro.o bloom, ou « dun,; ho.).! °**n°yA. ,8l8 «5' and thus economy, though but generally little prized, I good demand. ^ • n PP , 7~ idaoino, la tho sourco of all the ‘ ** *** aud quite unhandsome, Ts tho sourco of all the best I ~ Wool.—Wo have uo ohange to make—sales of 8000 virtues which spring up iu the social field. In itself | «*• in »H. 8 °* 6000 it may bo homely, ns tno soil is, but ile product* boautiful as tho roao and luscious as the peach. I HI AIM1VP INTI? I I ICll?IIId , l!* t then this principlo become a household irod-to I 1111 iblililWIJiJltlS# be worshipped wit terrestrial deserve. Wo need much now, and shall presently, r _, need more, of thia sort of admonition—for the world ie prosperous, and iu the bright present we make pictures of the future which will utluro us from s much revoreuce at tbiogs port OF SAVANNAH OCT. 1 , perhaps, 8anRises6h.06m|Sunj8et#5h.24m | High Water Oh.Wm the world —~ 1 ■ ■ ■ .. self,denial into chose “ primrose paths," whore self- I indulgence is so soductive and ruinous. * ^^l® F ol J M K mechanic, or the young clerk, lb. }U u„s lawyer, ;, y thU—lot (hi. word mKrtli' i'eta* iffiRASSSf,** h ”“ d ! 'I 1 * b “ d ' Wb '-'' Bfi * from Fortlx tml i night weary, thou maystaeo it; I E Parsons4 Co. „ t „ ARRIVED. H Fuk r * m P U *' Donn * 11 * fro “ N * w York * to— Duker Mar,ba **» B°® n , from Boston, Hay to E W B «*. J l p ®H*o°tt, Iierriman,from Boston, ia ballast. — Rrifhim K.llvgCg, ’ Portland, Me., to Master—Hay to ■ ml —.7*— e M * 7»»»y, muu may "t seo h; i & rarsons « uo. frehod *? ornll, M. wb«n thou ri.o.l ro- „S 8 ,hr D If B.ld.io, Frilbl., B.lUmor.-Bri*buo, Irc.nod, it may .land out ■ mouilon aod a l.xl for I K*Uy A Co. Ibe Uxy . doing.. Young man gl.o bond to Ihi., if „ 8 ?“ r p | l..talb xnd Eleanor, 1‘i.r.ox, Stti Yotk- fort.ud re.poc“—1f 0 tliou°iip«t r x bo rror of “depon'd.' .L'yirgii^ltontle, PbJxdllphU, 6 d.y^Ogden SL3R patoful'both to C meu“and’xilgel“. Ud B * K!Cy ' • Ll ”« ‘ 8 -« ® r ^) rC perhaps, in some sort, somuo-I Sohr Cotton Plant. Arnaqd. from Ogechoe,3300bush- lent—preface, we copy tho following from the Bos- I *h rough Bioe, to—It Uabortham 4 won. 100 Irnnscript : Stoamor St. Johns. Freeborn, Palatka, 4o, to J H “ The most fashionable cravats are sold at five I 0unb J r ' dollars. The fall style of velvet vests range from 2! ca “' r 410 tn mil’ll Mfui nf Ih. “I Btoamer Lamar, Jobusen, Augusta, $*22 each. Must of tho desirable patterns of tho best quality have boeu ulruudy taken ut prices above $20. " In the matter of vest buttons, there is great ex- oxtravagauce. We hear of sales of single sets up- of a hundred dollars, and the jewelers Wiuhiogton-street have elegant styles at pri ranging from $10 to $20abuuou,orfrom $60 to $120 a set of six. At the latter price a diamoud centres, cau be obtained- Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston, to 8 M Laffltean. — * TB Milts. CLEARED. Sohr Lyon, Dasey, New Yorfc-Howlaod 4 Co. departed. --o* nni ill/. Steamer Motamora, Poetell, Charleston. memoranda. price* g < N 8.) Oat 8—Arr, bark Condor, Ward, fm auperb .ot, with I ^Arr, aebrNorria, Tbxmpaon, N suit 1 amouu centres, cau Do ODiamoa- ton : bri* _ x..’,7 * ^irigo, nmun, «oe- "Tbe finest shirts io Funeuil Hall cost $12 each, I son, Lnfrin, N Y * nhrP^M 0 ’ I)r if E M ? ic * iar ^" id a small fortuue is required fora 'fashionable UaJted States, BUchslder^Uo^aohr' ^ofgenUomea’sclotW." ^ _ | ®om, do; brig WnaeelS!. fet*;.* Harri “ Bee how Uiase gilded baits are held out—shaken, as Circe shakes her ambrosial curls, in the j man's face. Shun thia temptation. Let not tl ntuple of Mr. Young Bopht, who is starting with r.7 ol". x lnd-rxlo . few | l-P-b) hmiiA 8 wia, • nrvt-rate b fwJfSii d W8lt «. wxrrxntod .onnd. Ap- . ■ Vi i, I l#«pt 16J WM. WBlnu-ip; Ibouunddollar., bn to tbnr, who bail uolbing bul UltlCTION Roller, and Gnodalou. Iby hard-earued wage., a auaro in Ibi. mattnr of | T for aaia by ,- w cohhwei r* Q **’ twolvo dollar ihirfa, or iwonty dollar vc.u. Work I ««P * VGKHWELL. Ford, Michael Foster, Joshua Folliard, Roderick Flood, Master T Floyd, Boiy F Foley, Dennis F ■her, Jno W Jno F Foust Fongason, Jno F GAFNEY.MRS Garnett, James G Uabbon, George Galagber, Cathorino Gaffiney, Mary Gregory, Jacob II Green 4 Conway Green, F M Green, Alonso Gregor. George Gilland, Mrs Gilkam, Elisa Gibson, Mrs Marquis L Griffin, George Goaldea, Gsrrc Gavenflo, Lewis Gordon, Richard Gomas, Rachael HARDCA8TLK, M P Hanly, Michael Hanly, Bridget Uannoms. Wm Hager, Elisha Hormon, David Harris, Wm C Uarnd, Corlen llanuehkem, T L Ham, Amanda C Hanly, Bridget Haekett, Margaret Uarrlgo, John Haynes, Z Harrison, Joseph Hanley, Margaret Hemandeg, J G Hess. Wm He rri son, J Holmken, Martin Hellmuth, E Heanly, Michael Hein, llonry Hernandez, Nicholas Uemis, Edward U Honis, Edward lliley, Charles Iiolden, James Housley, W llamou, Thomas Baynes, James colliday. Andrew Hogan, Daniel Howard, A B Honcker, Wm U Uowley, Patrick Howard, Augustus Ilorrigan, Mrs Charles Holland, Atarsball Hunt. James Hutchings, John M Hunt, Win. in liusey-woolsey. if it be necessary lo save thee from pecuniary crampiuge; or in plain, souud cloth, if thou const afford it—but ahun, ns if it were a pestilence, that example of tho youthftil Sopbt. By this, thou mayst presently attain to one-horse re- specUbility, may, even to that consummation of all worldly good, four-horse respectability, mud when K economy thou readiest that heaven, perhaps to r. Bopht—then reduced to the class loafer aud become plaio Soft—thou raayet be an aid and a comfort when be is shiftless and troeserleee, aud lias not where-wiihal to purchaso that doily, essen tial, a loaf of breed. The sucers of the tribe Bopht despise, aod it will be well with thee. Thy bouse- I—thy wife end little ouoe—may eaU theo blessed, n the outgoing generation ol the Sophia will not CORNWELL, 02 Bryau-strret. I |iKK8H AKH1VAJL8 tier steamer Aucustn ««. 8 . «* 8 i»pi 8 1 0b 8 w. i ia bS..« „ F UE8U BUTTXU ..d CHKE8BTST, reoeived and for sate by . .. HYLAND 4 O’NEILL. «®P* M Under Marshall Uonae. Richards, Rev Wm Rjan, Jeremiah Reilly, Airs (Indian-lt) Robson, Samuel Rogers, Almira Roberts, A C Rogers. Martha E Roberts, Augustni C E Roache, Alliaoe Rogers, Mrs A Robinson, J W Royal, Rov W Rushing, John Ruglut, R 8CARBORO, MARIA Starek.Iaidor Baals, Wm Shan*, Laura Sawyer, J H Salter, David Small, Charles A Sawyer, Adam Saunders. Wall Sandiforu, James Smnlon, Michael Scanlon, Patriok Handers, M E Smart, Abner Stephens, Gocrge W Shearer Wm Stevens,Mrs EllsaS Stevens, Sumner Stephens, John W Shea, James Boilers, Benjamin Sellcars, Mrs Ormon Stevens, Dr J P btlbbs, Clifford W Simpson, Johu Skiumore, Theodore 8 Bymonds, W P Spier, Luoy A Smith, Fbiiipp Smith, Charles E Smith, Thomas B Smith, Mrs Elisabeth 8 Smith, James P Smith, Wm P Schmitt, Ladwig Stork, Samuol Soobie, N C Schroder. Mrs Louisa W Somers, Mary Schools, 8 behuusel, John Jullivsn, Wm Sturgee, J T TANT. THOMAS E Thayers, Mrs Martha A There, Mrs T Julia Teynao, John T Tyre, Jamee Trtbone, Lues Twittle, Richard Toomba, Uarrey Torney, Michael Tow, U Thompson, Wm Tower, Isaao W Thomas, Mrs Martha A Thompson, Walter A Tompkins, Lawrence Thompson, Charlos Tunnfseon. T Turnbull, Marla L VON GLAUN, U A eldon, Michael Volmle, Charles WaLKEB, HECTOR Waloh, Mary Jane Watson, Capt Wm Wall, Miobtel Waite, Clarendon Watu, Capt Wm Wray, Jamee R Waters, Isaao Walker, Thomas Wall. Robert Wellbrook, Hermann West, James Wells, Mary E Wesoott, E J Webster, C Webster. T D Winn, James White, Rev Georgo Wilson, Elisa O Williamson, Jane White, J L 2d Lient Wl^htman^Rev J T White, Deusoy White, Francis Wier, George Wiikerson, Caroline E White, C 4 Co William, J J Wiley, Charles Williai Men’s Wool Gloves; do Thibet do; do Cashmero do; do Lind Berlin do; do Drab Dot- do; do Cloth do; do ramta do; do Alexandre Kid do; do Plush (an entire n*" article) do. Boys and Missus Glovoeof every do- •tiou. llaudkorvhlefu. bumUR A .°.. b S». "? l * sn. *>. «* 8 » ,d Men'i do do _ . Hnndrlen. Ladie, Lamb. Wool Vo.!.; do M.iluo do; Min', do do I Lad iu. Jomb'd 8oarf.; do riaid Wool Bbawla; 1° c *‘ h " 1 “ r “ rto ; do Elut'd do; do Fauoy Nook Ido. I Elaitioa. Buffalo Combi, lujlu Bubbor Comb., Tootli aud Nall Bru.iioi, Uair Uiu.bo., l-.r- fumory, Fauoy 8oa|», to., to., tcg.tb.r wlLb au oa- uuJto auorimeot of „ . “»“»•> KecplDB Good,, . TV, ' rtffupa'Uuontoaolu.I.ayaiii.roprlatodlo tho SK S*ie?. 88 »»“/ »«- New full oud Winter Uoods. A T M*;A:r e . au :r t ««•«'•<«» <•> «hi. city. jwuivG tho Uuuilb iii our largo assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, are namely: 41USLIN OEL&1NE8, CA8HMEHE8, ’ ALPACCAS, PARAMATTAS. BOMBAZINE8, . BAREGE DELAINES. ENGLISH AND FRENCH MElllNUES, Lustres, Worsted Plaid Shawls, a splendid variety; Stanle Goods, a full assortment; Embroiderios, a great variety; Linens, Damasks, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Mantillas, Blankets. Carpets and Rugs: aud a great supply of other articles too numerous to mention. We respectfully invite tho public to give usaoall. and no oflort will bo spared to give satistaction. wun! e /^ ,l,, k ,l . ,l 1 ,,d Wholesale lienlem Will find it to their Interest to examine our Goods be fore purchasing. EINSTEIN 4 ECKMAN, 001 "131 Congresi-straet. B. D. £van$ t ATTORNEY AT LAW, SiUNDBIISVILLB, WABHIMGTOH CoUHTT, Oi., Will practice in the Courts of tbe Middle Cireuit. AU 1 dispel RarxitKKCXS.—Mes, L. Byrd, Savannah. s. Both well 4 Smith, and Dr H. JOHN POOJLB, WHOUHALB AMD KBTAIL DKALSH 1ST PAINTS. GILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES ivench and American Window-Ulair, Paint. Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Babel and Camel Halt Poneils, Badger and Camel Hair x-iv-i--cugif, Blenders, Qroinlng Combs, Artiate’ Brashes, «c. fto. Paper Banging», Borden, and Fire-Board Printe. N. M.-Houee, Sign and Ship Painting, GUdiag, Ur aim- Ing and Glasing, done on reaeoaable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker-ft. mar 10 Nearly opposl te Swift, Denslow 4 Ce. ftfteury H. Washburn, (AGENT.) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jyfll HAVANNAH, GKORGIA. ly DIBBLE ft CAREY Scientific American. T HE Subscriber, having boeu appointed Agent for th* above nnriva'led pabUeatiou, is prepared hen the outgoing generation ol tbo Nophts will oot fluff in any man respect euough to provoke a kick—a thing that even a dog is sometimes wor thy of.—Mobile Tribute. to receive subscriptions. The next volume will oom* menu* on the 17th of September. GEO. B. MITCHELL, 8 accessor to F. Eogbanm fc Oo. fiELF-RAUilNG FLOUR, Jtc.-lO barrels Self: O ELF-RAIN A Raising FI Hiram Smith's Flour, in Pstkfiges and Riga; 60 barreU *3***^^ “SStiEX* B A ®y"xr TwoTb ^*' KRERISON. FRED. T Kennedy, Jamee Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy, Wm Keitling, Michael gftsass 0 ■* [, John W Williams, Martha A Wilson, Charles Wiotmer, B Wright, Joseph White, John White, Sarah A Williams, Robert Woodward, Mrs Worthington, Elisa Woods, James li Wroth well. John Woodruff, M W Woodhouse, Robert Worthington, Mrs II Wood, Susan Wood, Joseph W Worthington. Riuhard Wood, Francis W YOUNG. DR D Young, Wm U U Years, Mrs Eleanor Young,C R Young, W B ZERBST, V U SOLOMON COHEN, P. M. CLOTHIERS MERCHANT 'TAILORS, Ware room If. E. Corner of Whitaker and Broughton-sts Havanuah. fpHE Subscribers, iu announcing to their numer- JL ou* customers and th* publlo, the arrival and opening of their Fall und Winter Stock, felloit.u Ibeumlve, on tb. .dv.nuru. whiob tb.ltro- oent purchases euable thorn to offer all who desire to seloot their Clothing from an extensive assortment of the ohoioesfe goods, mode in the most Fasliionuble Style. These goods have boon purchased under the personal inspection of one of the proprietors; and availingthem- selv .s of favorable oiraumstanoes, they are enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but to offer them at saoh low PUICES, i must distance all competition in thoir trad The following enumeration is made for the Gentlemon in tho oountry, whose orders wi prompt attention, and who, when in .be oity, are epeotfully Invited to an examination of our Uoods. OENTJLEiaEN’M CLOTHING. FBOCK AND DRESS Coate of every quality. ' " . *' „ , "in Black, filuo, Brown, Green and Olive Colors. BUSINESS COATS, in great variety, vis Tweed, Cloth and Cassimere, Frook and Business Coats. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a great variety of prioes. .. k .x ad , p * nc J r Cossimeres, at a great variety of prioes. *' Drab Dote *• *• « White and Fancy Linen Drills, •' “ « Fanoy Marseilles, •• •• •• VESTS.—Black Silk and Satin Vests. Fanoy Silk “ White Silk, for Party " White, Buff and Fanoy Marseilles *• Embroidered Cloth, Velvet and Silk in great variety. FIIBNI8IUNG WOODS. every description for Gentle- raangum & Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlantay Georgia, JWlll collect Debts in the following Conntloa Do Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cass, Murray, Cherokee Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry Merriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spanlding, Troup Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. Utfrrenou—K. B. Stoddard 4 Co., Charleston, Sontl Carolina; Williams 4 Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Plan Brothorr, aud O. W. Chont, New-York. Nat. Maxoum. [mar 17 tf J Thomas N. Cor, C. A. I.. L.AIMAK, General Commission Merchant, ly]Havanuah, Georgia. [uuv I t anxnr n. sour. r. b. dunham, FORT A DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oot 7 BAVANNAH, OA. ly number of Pupils is limitsd, it is important *K.t nariw application should be made. * a ” jr W. S. WILLIFORD, 8eet'y and Treas’r. sja. of jd ta Ss© Rnfos M. white, who had just at that moment reston-T • d tb f 0 barge of St. John's Churoh, to aoeept th# l0 . r,b 'P °f the Institute. These appointment*, tortfhsx w th tbe oontiauanco of th* Rev.Ur. Bssgg stiff li? stltnte, should give parents every confidence that iuh as the school has herotofore been, suoh will it be hera! •9® r » A®?"' l '*® nd it most heartily to the Diooeeou as SkI 1 ®* * j bas never been in finer eon- dition and praying it to use every exertion net i Sri 1010 £«akiurtt BC|»ni wsann i.'.S?£* l, , ondo - “■<** Norlaca. 16.UUU Coneoleoien, lu.uou Gold Leaf 6.0U0 Addelina, WWXd SSnn, 6.U0U Niagra, 6.0UU St. Centaara. Also, tine lieuthal, For sale on aooommodsting terms by a-HL LAST UNRIVALLED rSoDUOTKBT" A New Cook Stovo. CALLED ** THE NEW WORLD’S For Buralng Wood or (JwJ. * thoroughly tested before offer!-- ealo, and it also ocmes very hi those that are uow atisg it. • on trial a short time sine* ii uavo seen them in operation i oven os any other stov^ now in n*e7 W* ore ilw ii? -iU W axatulaVbVfo're for wood, apr 21 tf Store No. IS Bqraard-oi- lo JLand Owners. A LL porsous owning Lands in ««/ Georgia, either in old Lee, Early. Irwin cogue counties, whloh compose the tol&mfit , 09 - Randolph, Marlon, Maoon, Baker, TmLoa \ and Lowndee—if they wish to sell thotnim* look at the land and x * ^ “** otthe Lend, i ind and report tbo true value aMsitna v —Mil sell the same on Commissien. or 1 for tbe sum of $6. Send theSkiLwT District, eonnty and nous, and the fee and tions, andl will sell or report a “ report faithtully in all < Matthew >hiqh£— Lumpkin, Stewartco.. (jq. Julian Haitridge, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office comer Whitoker-it. and Bay Lane, oor 10 Hnvannnh, HOWLAND A CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No, 172 Bay«ntreet.Savannah. rOMM T. BOWOAtD. nu 21 JOBM T. nOWLAMS, JB Junies iUcftlenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Po- • ’ ‘ • To* • peri prepared wherebytoreoover or British Underwriters, and attention given to nil matters oonneoted with Shipping and Insurance. Of fice No. 118 Bay streot, opposite the front of the Cus- *—House- ty nov8 Dying and Renovating Kitftbliihment. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-atreet. rear of tbe Court II ouna ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T ADIES’ Bilk -uid Woolen Dresses, Shawls. Tn ble Covers, etc., oleanod. end dyod various oolors; idies’ Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable Famishing Goode . _ on'* wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, Waterford ties, Prlnoe Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts aa_ a _ ^h3r and drawers, cotton do., snspenders, half hoee, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts, a line as- eortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrella#, Canes, Perfumery, Combe, Brushes, Poxt- monias, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and most fash ionable styles. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Vailoes, Hat Boxes, etc. raEBCIIANT TAILORING. ZTho favorable aud long establlshtd reputation which their establishment has eqjoyed and still maintains for tho style and finish of its garment, made to order, as well®* forth* supe-iorquality of their oloths, dura bility of color and substantial workmanship, it shall be tbe oonstant effort of tho proprietors still to oontinue.— They invite the spooial attention of both old * fo style; Kid Gloves cleaned, and GeaUemcn's Garments cleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be required. All done Jn the same style whioh has generally so muob pleased my patrons and friends. Terms moderate. Persons sending porosis by Uaraden’s Express, Rail road, or steam bo us are requested to write per mall, so where to oall for them, and which wi tnat l may Know wnere to can ror tnezu, ana whioh way to send them back. Cost of freight eaoh way, for email porosis, wUl be about 26 cento. All orders punctually ALEXANDER OALLOWAY Upholstery and Cabinet Work The subscriber having taken the store on Whitakor-street, next to Dibble 4 Carey's Tal lorlng Establishment, respectfully announce to thooitlsons of Savannah that be is prepared ate all orders In tbo above line on the most to execute = _^_ T _ REASONABLE TERMS. Special attention paid to repairing all kinds of Fnrni- Plantation for Snief Laud Agency* fi! HE subscriber will purchase or mIL on , **?*» ^°‘® *h* town of BaojrewiCKt also Lands •obbUss of Glynn, Wayne, Oaindvn! wi. ApiTlug. Clinch. Irwin, Lowndee and ^mltfor iij per cent, commission on amount of salsa nndVni port lb. Talus uf laud, for tou d.USL “ Revkr to—E. J. Harden. Eea, hrtnn.K- j n 8,,d * r - Co111 "*, M-ooiii AnJr’.w J. HUIk/a.! Brun.wlob, Au*. 17,1663. lairtf WINTER IRON MONTGOMERY,' VlA. ' Portnble Circular Saw mih. Q'HEHE Mills ara WirrantMl ■ a_ ri'lIEtiE Mills are wurrnnted uosurnossed bv anv Tn i? ^ ee ' ar ®.Propelled by an Engine of 12 Inch bora >rcyllnd.r,*udpraaent the latest and bit f ^ Jlo. nab, Ao.u.ta, Charl..ton k5w OrSaZ. it KaamDuitlon Jf thM. Mill. Ualon.r«m!ndto,iUk. -»Si UTBT<1 S|^ .a"' Improved Patent Metallic IndettructibLi 8ARCO pH AQU8, uppliod at the shortestnotlee. JAMES LARKIN S. &. 311LLEK & J. D, FERGUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS. COKMKK OT 8AVANNA1 Carriages. Wagons, Carts and Ur.j. T.annfacturod. Blacksmithing. Including Iron Railing »nd Grates for Buildings,go. ai “ 1 ‘ ——*“ - t the shortest notice, aug 19—6m customers to the following, from which they ar^pru- E ared to furnieh garments, which they will waront to t ncplui ultra in both fit aud fashion. tilAlONI’b 4 BIOLLY’S best Blue. Blaok, Brown, filulborry, Groen. Adelaide, Bronxo, Corobo and Olive 'totbs. Black Doeskin, Black, Cassimore, and a large ossort- entof Colored and Fanoy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fanoy Linen VE8TINQ8.—Wlilte Silk and Satin, for Party Vests. Blaok and ranoy Silk and Satins. White, Buff and Orange Cossimeres. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in th* city and throughout the State, made and furnished at the shortest notice and in the best manner. DIBBLE 4 CAREY S PIRIT GAM—Received und tor sale by Mg M J. A. MAYER, 164 Bronghton-st. L INK.—SOU bbls. Lime, landing uud fur sale bv oot 8 BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO. * may 23 “ Merchant* Rank, New York, in U g^_ ht for N> . ANDREW LOW i SO bbl.. Prim. F do.; and 26 bbl*. Bumpdo.: in store, and for sale by QQ‘3 CL AG HORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. AND CUEK8K.—10 kegs Go “.•J® 11 Butter.and26 boxes Cheese; just rooeived. and for sal* by OLAQUOBN 4 CUNNINGHAM. J llom TOBACCO. U8T received, A kegs Rough and Ready Tobac- oo, n choice article. For sale by P. JACOB. No. 29 Bull-street, ®opl2fi sign oflhe Big Indian. § H mroat'e Waists and Caps. Cashmere Scarfs, Bib- v t Ladioe', Oent’s aad Child 1 * Hosiery, N. W.Trim- ulnge. Cambric and Swiss Bands, Emb'd and Plain L C Udkfs, eto., just rac'd and for sole at th. lowest prioes Infant's Wei*!* and Caps. Cashmere Scarfs, Bib- DnWITT 4 MORGAN. T. J. ROBERTS, (LATE OF BUBKE COUNTY.) COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 03 Hay-street. , SAVANNAH, OA. Will give his personal attention to all business en trusted to him. 6roo k aug I i him. GILBERT BUTLER, MASTER BUII.DRR, DEALER IN WHITE PtNK LUMBER fori-ltml, Oft,thorp. S,„ tan 28 Savannah* i 'ISAM .—Jus l rec'd n lot of both Greeu and Blaok Teas of superior quality, at BERLIN 4 NATHAN’S, ropt 28 under 8t. Andrew's Hall. sealed. Jast received at sept 29 urticlo beruieticully EXHAUSTEDCOFFINS. Whkbt. nowtxkio,tb.pla.eof all ...—.... ■ . “■•Unltod eut„. u. I BOOABDUB^art2*i2L* mad. tb.Ml.agant«fth.aboro fcrUl.OlStfLilt nab, would io.p.otfully oall aUratlon L. 1S1. .rfTiir MriorityoTotaoything of til. Ead’tbUhalV.^b.^T boforo tbo publlo. Tho i. * mooting tho top aud aldo., aud' R. tb.“!S!L{l,7rf am air pautp. romoTlng tbo air, by wSmTSmuIIm ooot.nl. r.main without eOnvla or obahg.“flS!,£l 8 »J Ungth of llmo. It 1, , B tllif «d»taKS the olalm to superiority ia based. vantages The undersigned having examined the above, do no* IZStSIX*’ ISRfflkRk j. c. habkusii am, m. d., | w. o.bcJiSJm:?:: tony 13 R. laXOBUsoir, Machinist. jy Bells! Bells!! Bells!!! X HE Subscribers manufacture and keen conn** ly on handall sixes of Church, Factory, Locomotive, School Hones, and Pi*' ■ttauSfiGn, These Bells are hang with the patent irou yokes with moveable arms. They con bo turned around' eH 7k the clapper will strike in a new plaee, whiekis * ble after a bell has been rung a few years? Sorinwl?. affixed in a new wey to prevent the Mapper stsustiA written warrantee that if Church Roll* brnSk ono year from date of purchase, with will recast without charge. The bin, warranted. Nearly 90U0 Belli have hten JrA ft from this Foundry, which ie the best.»i^ 0 superiority. W* have 16 gold mfd ^ilY#? awarded from the various Fair* “ fbrtbablSfft&K-^ 1 nuritv of ton Mtorasiff sssa?5vs wort men t qf BtUe, orders ean be filled with graatdU. £&j°n Wecanre^er toBelisin any of tho States.— Ra AGON MUOUIaDKRM.—20 bhds. Priruo Bscon Shoulders, landing from steamer Florida, for sale by sep 21 M SCRANTON, J01IN8T0N 4 CO. TTNDEK-VB8T8 and PANTS.—Gentle U men’s Merino and Cotton Net Pants; do do do Vests; Ladies' Silk, Merino, Cashmere and Cotton Vests, for sale by [oot 10] W.C.WAD8 WORTH. ILK. FHIN«E.—Black aad Ckoco Bilk XKAM—-TKA8. E XTRA Greeu and Black Teas, warranted of the best qualify, for tale hr rop 28 W.D. FORD. SUNDRIES. ~ AC\ .®OXE8J5MWjy Soap, 40 do Pale do. Bieo Sugar 76 bbls Phelp’s Gin » bbl* Domestic Brandy. -ptm _ £. O’BYBNE. ^ I < OUR.—20 bbls. uvUttF-W bbls. super Balt, JO bbl*. Extra l Family and 10 bbls. Hiram Bmith’s Floor, ail new > • BERLIN $ NATHAN’S, ■®pt 27 under St. Andrew's Dali.
