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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1853)
THE DAILY MORSIWfi SEWS. BA? ANN AH MORNING NEW 8, TUESDAY, OCTOBfiRlg, 1853 RV JOHN M, COOPKjL »n.l.U« T.THOMPSON. BDITOK =gassgsg«g! ».arrest CircnUtton In the City1 satasjstaisIo ~T«eiMUy Mw»lKi Oct.h.r 18, 1883. "by magnetic telegraph I Transmitted for the Savannah Pally Morning N*ws-J Chariest** Cello* Market. . Charleston, Oci. 17. ^ The eelee of Colton lod.y we™ onl - ,r 324 bale,, ,t 7 J to 9 c.nl,. The m.tket glee led and prices nominal. An Indian Skeleton. Workmen lure for .ouie lime pe.l boen en- geged in digging •*»* « portion of the Blufl el the lower pelt of .he Bey. piep««tory to living the foundiilon for n elone well, which the Ciir Council inlend lo .reel in order to preserve Iho blufTfrom forlhcr do.truction. A day or i o ago • portion of ilia earth caved in, and exposed the remains of a human being, no doubt an Indian, who hod been buried in a coffin constructed of pine or cedar bark. The bark was found in an eatraordinsry state of preservation, and contained a human skeleton. From the size and form ol the skull the re mains are supposed lo be those of a female. These bones have no doubt rested in the place where they were discovered upwards of a hundred years, Money Matter* f Trade, «fcc. New York, Oo». 14^-The New York Eve• nisi Poet of this ortning says The sub stance of the foreign advices by the Canada was made known in the street about half.past two yeeterday afternoon, end produced imme diately an uncontrollable and somewhat insane excitement. The fact of the Bank of England having put up its rets of discount to five per cent, was wholly anticipated, and the passage of the Dardanelles by the combined fleets of France and England, was also forseen. The latter step is also pretty well known to be one of peace, for the policy adopted by the two powers alluded to, appears to he peace at all prices, honorable if possible. Yet though all this was foreseen, and though the general opinion previously was that the steamer would bring unfavorable news, a perfect panic took place at the afternoon meetiog of the board of brokers. There was a sudden rush to sell. The bulls became eager sellers, end the only buyers were the bears, who took advantage of the do* f ireasion to aupply themselves with stook to ulfil their contracts, consequently the de- liveries on sellers' options are very large to day. The bears have come out victorious in thr ~ cent speculations. The present difficulties are in some respects owing to wont of confidence—-in greater de gree, to en overtrading beyond the money means owned at capital—-but in greatent degree to the stoppages ol all foreign demand for out railroad securities; not that any will here* turned home from abroad for resale, os nono are hypothecated there. The trading interests are still well supplied with money from their owu resources, their collection of debts being regular and ample ; but the West is drawing upon New York ex cessively ; and will do so till the bulk of the produce lias come forward. In January, money will be coming in from the West. Western deposits will be increas ing again, and easy times will come round Kxp edition from SivirrIi to Liberia* To the Editor of ihe Horning Newt: We design sending an expedition to Liberie, Rail from Savannah, (feo., the 1 tit Decern• her next. All person* who desire to emigrate that time, will please give us immediate notice. It it important that wa should know by the 1st November, how many certainly calculate on going, that wa may make the ne- ceeaary arrangements for their comfortable ac commodation. Persona wialiing to aend freight, must give us notice by the 1st Novem ber; otherwise, we inay not be able to accom modate them. Freight taken at $1 50 a bar rel, or 30 cents a cubic foot. W. McLain, Washington, D. C. Sec. Am. Col. So. Colonization Roomt. The Attempted Financial Panic* Some attempts are made at the North, even by some of the presses, to get up a financial 0aU 44 °* week in Augusta. We understand that they contemplate giving another woek’s entertain ments in Savannah. fy The Kunkle Ni ghtingales govs their first entertainment in Charleston last evening. This company of vocalists have been very suc cessful in Baltimore and the Northern cities during the past summer. Wo may expect ttiem iu Savannah shortly. Hr The Buffalo Courier says Ws have private and authentic intelligence that after the publication of Mr. Morc.y'e letter, the Prussian Minister asked leave to withdraw his note of protest. Excitement in the Market.—Tho im portant advices from Europe were issued in a second edition of the New York Express, early on Thursday afternoon, creating no little excitement on 'Change. The Exprett of Friday saya, holders of flour at once put up prices two ahilliuga per barrel, but there were not mnny transactions at the advance, operators preferring to hold back until further advices. The sales at previous prides, how ever, were nominally large, aggregating 20,000 barrel!. Prices of wheat advanced from two to six cents a bushel. Before the news, the sales reached nearly 35,000 bushels, of all bratids. _ Advance in the Prices or Cumberland Coal.—We learn -that in consequence of the increased demand for coal, which greatly ex needs tho supply, the principal coal companies in the Cumberland (Md.) region, have odvan- cod the prices of coal at Baltimore and Alex andria, as follows: $3 25 per ton for fine '* f5 50 for run of the mines, and $3 85 for lump. This is an advance of 25 cents pei ton, and makes lump coal cost in New York, $5 85 per ton. rates firm at 12al8 per cent. Call loans, to firat-class borrowera, are easy at 7 per cent.— Sterling exchange is active at 109j«1092. The Lanka keep contracting their loans anil diacounta, and afford little asaistunce to the mercantile community. The groat decline in stocks occasions a large demand for money to sustain the requisite demand for stock loons; failing lo do which, loans are called in, or the stocks sold. The foreign advices by tho Canada, ns was anticipated, are unfavorable exceptas to bread stuff's. Flour advanced 25 a 50c. per barrel, wheat 16c. per bushel. All produco but cotton is belter, but that important staple bus declined jnje. It has ever been the case in England, that, as breadstuff's advance in price in Eng land, cotton declines both in prico and con sumption. The enormous price of food necea aarily contract the expenditure by the mans of the people on other objects. The Manchester goods market consequently is declining. Baring Brothers report no marked variation anie. The thing has been done frequently before, for political effect. Politics are not in question now, but there are always those who are desirous of dealing distresses for the pur pose of speculating upon them. The idea that the failure of one or two business or political charletans in New York must bo viewed as iremonitory of general commercial distress, s abaurd. No failuro has vet taken place on Iho part of one even entitled to any confidence. Money, they say, ia dear—because the article is belter in quality now than it wastwo months ago, and therefore worth more. The hanks in Now York have found it noces- nary, for some time pust. lo restrict and reduce their accommodations, l'his was a wise mea- of precaution, and no one really sound could he shaken by it. No doubt a number of speculators and depredators in New York and eisowhere will be bursied up in consequence of the prudent course of the bnnks, and tho public interest requires that there should be a pause in their operations. But commerce, agriculture, manufactures, nd all the brunches of mechanical industry, are ronlly more prosperous now than they have ever been, and nothing is likely to occur that can check them in their carocr of success. The railroad system has, they say, been too much extended—that is, the means of trans portation are coming somewhere near the necessities ol production. We hear of few railroads that aro not well employed, and whoso business is not increasing But the rail road companies hove given thoir bonds! Wliot of it 7 Tho bonds have a lonp time to run yet, and tho interest, and principle, too, may be paid, to a great extent, out of the onruinga of tho roads. in American securities,but a general indispo sition to buy. If sales were forced, a materia) reduction would have lo be submitted to, ox cept for the leading securities. Further Subscriptions to the Pacific IUiLnoAl).—The hooka of subscription to the stock of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company were opened for the second time, a' Metropolitan Hotel, New York, on Thursday. Tho attendance was large, and for nearly two hours, it is *aid, subscriptions were entered at* rapidly as they could be written down. In that time * little over thirteen million of dollars were subscribed, the list being headed by R. T. Barnum, Esq., at $GU0,000. The whole amount was divided among 108 persous resid ing in all sections of the country, being an overage of a little more than $120,000 to each •ubscriptiuu. The books were closed one hour (hr dinner, and re-opened in the afternoon, wlieu a number of additional subscriptions were made. Serious Trouble in thk Cherokee Na tion.—The Washington Star says the Gov ernment had Just received adviceB from the southwestern Superintendency of Indian Af fairs, saying that a portion of the Cherokee nation are in arms against their tribal author) lies, that eoine one hundred of the discon tented recently attacked and murdered John and Washington Adair, two noted friends of tho Ross party ; that, aa ascertained, the anti- Rossitee in arms at this time number; some two hundred fighting men, who declare their determination to kill or drive out from the na tion persons obnoxious to them, to the numbei of sixty-five men. The Government officers (hers regard this eineute as the commence ment of the re-enactment of the terrible troubles in the tribe which, it will be remem bered, occurred in 184G; and they suggest the necessity fur a prompt increase of the United States forces at Forts Smith and Gibson, and also that orders be sent from this point autho rising their employment in tho defence of the authorities of the tribe, if the latter shall demand such assistance. The Indian Bureau liavo at once brought this Bubjcct before the Secretary of the Department of the luterior, with a recommendation that the steps indi cated above be immediately taken by the Gov eminent here. Marine Statistics.—Since the discovery of gold in California, six hundred ships, it ia said, have gone round Cape llurn, into the Pacific, which have not returned. Home were broken up at San Francisco, end some found employment in the Pacific. The abstraction of thia large fleet ftotn the Atlantic Ocean, is one of the causes of the activity which has prevailed in the Eastern ship yards during the last few years. The Bisiiof of North Carolina.—We learn from the proceedings of the Episcopal General Convention that the difficulty i gard tu the credentials of tho Rev. Ur. Atkin ■on, (of Baltimore,) Bishop elect of North Car oline, and the resignation of I)r. Ives, his pred ecessor, has been amicably settled by the con vention resolving to accept them es valid and regular. The new Bishop, therefore, will be consecrated, and it is said with great ceremony at Trinity church, in New Y ork, as soon ns the convention shall adjourn. On the same occa sion Bishop Ives will be regularly deposed. Revolution in Journalism.—The New York Tribune, under (he head of ‘‘n revolu tion in journalism," notices two new inventions. Pint, the manufacture of fine paper from straw instead of rags, by Mr. Mellier, a French che mist ; end second, en improvement in presses by r cilizsn of New York. 11 says: “ It is a printing press, which at a moderate rate of speed, will deliver ' thirty thousand' sheets printed on both sides in a single hour. 0 Its movement combines the original principles of Napier, which aro applied by Hoe in his great press, with soma new and beautifully simple arrangements and devices of the in ventor." Snow in Maine.—On Wednesday before last, snow foil in the town of Rangeloy, (Me.,) to the depth of one font. Between that place and Phillips, travel was interrupted for several days in consequence. The trees bordering the road were eo loaded with snow that they bent down and obstructed the way, a A Jury Burnt in Errior.—Indign.tion meeting, have been held in Washington C o u n • Md., at which the jury who recently ran- •- dered a virdict of acquittal in the Swan cast have been fiercely denounced. In Bronsboro the people formed in procession, headed by the effigies representing the twelve jurors, and pro ceeded through several streets, after which they halted in the square, and there consigned to the devouring element the twelve repreBen tatives of the jury in the Swan case. Fiendish.—On Tuesday morning as the New York train, via Norwich and Worcester, wu within a few miles of the latter place, the engineer espied a big "sleeper" of large heavy timber lying across the track ; he stopped the Ujhaey’b Lands in Iowa.—The lands oc copied by the Hungarian exilos at New Uuda Iowa,granted to them by President Fillmore, autgect to the approval of Congress, were re cently about to be put up at sale by tho U. officers, as Congress had not taken action tho subjeut, but the exiles asked for delay un til the next Congress could have time to act and it has been allowed to thorn. The Mania for Traveling Height.—The Now York Journal of Com merce thus refers lo somo of its manifestations in that city : “ The pressure of travel on our principal thoroughfares is prodigious. Steamboats and railroad cars are crowded to excess. It seems as if every body wnson the move. Between New Haven and this city, which is notour S rentes! thoroughfare, there are six trains per ay, each way, and one steamboat each way Tho Homme Tunnel. A great effort is muking in Massachusetts to obtain from the Legislature ut its next ses sion, it loan of $2,000,000, to aid in the con struction of the lloosac Tunnel. At the last suasion, tho grant wus sustained in tho House, but defeated in the Senate. Tho applicants, however, make out a strong case by the reso lutions, which were adopted unanimously, at tho recent Tunnel Convention, at Fitchburgh. Some of our readers nisv need to he informed that the lloosac Tunnel involves the comple tion of a second line of railroad from Bos ton to the Hudson. This second line is al ready built from Hpston to Greenfield, on the Connecticut river, and tho Trojans having con structed a section of fifteen or twenty miles at the west end of tho line, there remains to he constructed only a section of ubuut forty miles, extending from Greenfield to the New York lino, or a little beyond. This section includes t o lloosac mouotaii), which it is proposed to puss through by means of a tunnel about four miles long. Should this tremendous bore ever beachieved.it will secure tho completion oi the road, which will not only be many miles shorter, hut of easier grades, than the Western Ruilroud via Springfield. Murder on Lour Island On Sunday evening last, a young girl by In this city, on Wednesday. the fflh Jaga»4bribe Rev. W. M Crumley, Mr. HENRY C.COVfilfr.sf Charleston, S. C* sad MlM SABAH A.P. QJEJULof St. Marys, Ga. * • FUNERAL INVITATION, Ths friend* sad acquaintances of Mr. John Ohlmiyir and family, aro rospootfnlly invited to attsnd tho funeral of his daughter LOUISA, this oftornooa at fonr o'clock, from his residence on Pam-strset, oppo site the Railroad Depot. * DIED. On Monday the 26th Sept, tut, of Droosy. at the rt- sidenee of Wto. Malady, on Black Creek, £ Florida, Mrs. AvarlUa Campbell, formerly of Camden county. Oso., 67 years of age. COMMERCIAL. I’ll I LA DELPHI A, OCT. 14-P. M.—The advices by ths Canada have had a favorable effect on the market for bread staffs. Flour is held at $7a712K-email sales ' $7 for shipping brans. Wheat has advanced 4 *~ - 1108TON, OCT. 12.—Cotton market dull: antes of small lots at steady prices. Southern Flour is hsldat 7,25a$7,S7K per bbl, esahand 4 months. Corn is quiet: sales of yellow at87o ; mixed 85a86o ; white 83a84o per bushel, cash. Oats 56o per buihel,cash. Liverpool Cotton MnrkeL OCTOBER 1.—With a alightly Increased demand, owing to the shortness of spinners stocks, tbs desire to sell was very apparent, and rates were irregular. Buy- obtained an advance on the wesk equal to >»d per u b i(Idling and the better classes, tfd in Inferior and Ordinary descriptions of American. The week* tales were 34.030 bales, including 2.K20 on speculation, and 4,420 for export. The stock on hand amounted to 703,000 bales, inoluding 494,000 American. The follow ing are the authorised quotations, but they must bo *“**- side - • —* fered nominal: PKI0K.1 TO-DAY. Fair. Middling. Ordinary. New Orleans 6*jd. 61£d. to.V 4 d. 3>«d.to5d. Mobile 6Jid. ALd.toft) a d. 3>*d.to3d. Atlantic 6)id. 6>*d. to5>,d. 3Hd.to6d.1tlb market closed quiet. Friday s business was 6,000 bales. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Sloop Visitor, Mingo, Bsok River, with 3,600 bushels rough Rice, to—B Habersham A Bon. MEMORANDA. Baltimore. Oct 14—Cld, schr P C Ferguson, Roberts, for Rsvannsh. Now York, Oct 14-Cld. brig II Marshall, for Doboy Island. rOHXIOM POUTS. Liverpool,27th—Arr, bterling, from Savannah. the name of Catharine Quigley was murdered near the village of Jamaica, (Queens county, N- Y. She was about 15 yeurs of age, and had that afternoon gone to see some friends residing in the town of Flushing. After making her visit she left—a little boforedark— (or tho purpose of returning to Jamaica. Nut Fuels Cannot bo Doubted* Let the afflicted read and ponder! ftsi ~ y- More than BOOpersons in the city of Hich- mund, Vaalone, testify to the remarkable curet jxrformed by CART KIDS SPANISH MIXTURE* Ths great Spring Medicine and Purifier of tho Blood is now used by hundreds of grateful patients, who test ify daily to the remarkable euros performed by the greatest of all medicines, Carter's Spanish mixture Neuralgia, Ithoumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions Skiu, Liver Disease, Fovors, Ulcers, Old Sores, Afflio- tioiie of tho Kidneys, Diuoascs ol the Throat, Female Complaints, Pain and Aching of the Bones and Joints are speodily put to flight by using this groat and ines timable retnody. For all disoasos of the blood, nothing has yot been found to compare with it. It cleanses the system ol all impurities, acts gcntlyand efficiently on tho Lirer aud Kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the Stomach, makes the Skin dear and healthy, and restores the Constitution, cufeeblod by disease, or bro- kcu down by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and strongth. For the Ladles it is incomparably hotter than all the cosmotics ever used. A fow doses of Carter's 8panisli Mixturo will remove all saliowness of complexion, bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step and improve the general health in markable degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of. A large number of eortifioates of remarkable onres performed on persons residing in the city of Richmond, Vu., by the use of Carter's 8panUh Mixture, is the best ovidouce that there is no humbug about it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physieians, and publio men. well known to thecommunity, all add their testimony to tho effects of this URKSt Blood PuRiriEK. Call and see a few hnudreds of the eortifioates around the bottle. Nonegonuine unless signed, BENNETT A BEERS, Druggists. Principal Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE k CO., No. Maiden Lane, New York. NEW TESTIMONY PROM HEARD COUNTY. » - GARRET, DUNSON * CO., ovr t,«nu in Houston, say: *' The Cordial has done well and established a reputation for itself. It is n fine medicine for females. Let them try It and they will be eonvinced. We know It to he good.'* For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS k CO., and W. W- LINCOLN. oct 18 HOLLOWAY'S PILLS-An excellent r*- medyfor impurity of ihe Blood, and general derangement of Health.—Many persons of robust habits frsquently suffer from n dangerous determination ot blood to the head, benumbed feelings in the limbs, hoa- viness am' drowsiness, arising from the blood being ia n bad state; the stomaoh In such eases is generally out of order, with little or no appetite. Such individuals should take a course of Holloway's Pills. Thousands who bars been given up as incurable by the faoulty, hart been thoroughly re-lnrigorated in constitution, and restored to the uninterrupted enjoyment of good health by this admirable remedy. eodlw FOR PHILADELPHIA. To loavo Wednesday, Oct. 19lh, at 9 o'clock. A. M. Tho new and splondid steamship |KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas j above. Cabin Passage to Philadolphis $20 Steerage eight o oct 17 For freight or passage apply to C. A. L. LAMAR. OPPOSITION LINK. For l'nlatkii, FI. anil lutermenllal© Places Leave• every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The regular steam-packet WELAK A, ICapt. N. King, will leave as above. For •freight engagements or passago, apply on board, or to S. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. N. B.—The Fare to Brunswick is reduced to $4. The Cheapest Dry Good* is the City! For Calk or Citj Acceptanct. BROUGHTON STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE, —143— Few Door$ Vatl of Ilnrnard-St. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TUE »nb.«rib.r. h*T. »w rod. Rod off.r for •*!• > full supply of Forelsnand Domestic Dry Goods, most carefully selected by one of tho firm, In the best marksts for cash, oonniating in part of Brown and Bleached Shirtings, Sheetings, Drillings, Shirting Stripes, Denims, Bed Ticks, colored and Mourning Calicoes, Mourning and oolored Gingham*—iu endless variety. Drew Wood*. _ large oolloetion of Black and colored^SUks, Poplins, Plaid and Spun Silks. Brocades, Coburgs, Merinots, Paramatta*, Black Silk Warp Alpaccas, Bombasine and Canton Cloths. Black and Colored Silk Mantillat. While Canton Crape Shawls, Broche, Terkelra and French Merino do, with a large nan'ity of Long and Square Wool Shawls ol various esigns. Ladles* French Cloth Cnrdlnnln, ms, Liuen Damasks, Hosiery and Gloves, Under Vests and Drawers. Iu those departments will be found our usual large and well assorted supply. Blankets and Flannel*. Particular attention is requested to those, ns we feel coDfldout they will be found fully 16 per cent, lower than can be had elsewhere. Planters and others are invited to examine previous to purchasing elsewhsrs. Mnttlneta and Tweed* for servant's wear, Black and Fancy Cassitnerss and Vostlngs for Gentlo- “on and Boy*. UmbrolilcricM, l.nreH, Munlin Dollnni. mbroidered Robes, Chemiaetts, t 13 Embroidered Robes,Chemiaetts, with a largo quani , of L C Udkfa, very cheap Gents' Silk Pocket Udkfs ; Silk Umbrellas, Head lldkfs.etc., etc. IS—Sin T. & L. McKKNNA. FOR DKMKRY’N FERRY AND ALL IN- icruiedlnte Landing*. ir m The well knowu steamer OREGON, p 1 ii^ Pm r t — . will leave as above on dfiaMdfaSbSaturday Evening, the 22d inat., at o'clock. For freight or passage, apply on board or to oct 13 KINCULEY A THOMAS, Agta. P. S.—All lroights under one dollar, must be paid ou to wharf. The steamer OREGON, having bt recently overhauled, repaired and td, will make rcgulai 8SVSNNSII, Oct. 4th, 1863. *|MtF. umlnri>ipnr«l Physiciansure of opiniuu tliai 1 a regular system of Oymnastie Exercises, such as will be taught at tho Savannah Gymnasium by Mr. Lindner, is in the highest degree conducive to health aud vigor of constitution, and desire to recommend it rat cordially to tho publio. It is in sucu a school of physioial exercisu that pa- my expect to find the tncaus of establishing for nifdron, that robust and elastio strougth, which repels the attacks of disease, aud it particularly! painted, will make rogular weekly trips between this city nnd Detnery's berry, leaving here ovory Saturday evening at 4 o'clock, aud touching regularly at all the intermediate lauding*, The OREGON has been thoroughly refitted under the late Steamboat Law, and accommodation for mends itself to them. unbost Law, and accommodation for passengi both ample and comfortable, and t.as been placed the lino for the accommodations of the Planters and Merchants on tho River. For freight or passage, ap ply ou the Uuion Wharf, out 6 diWwlM KINCULEY A THOMAS. iymnastics or Oalialhenics, with Fencing D O R GAM DUMNER8*—Painted P*n7 r (broad ami small Sword) at $10, for a term of six X Shades and Frames, also cut and ground UlnL. '* - "• a vnrintv of iiBttnrni Vnr tiw I «a. . . r.’ 1 ! months. FOR DARIEN, Brunswick, Fancy Bluff, Jtffsrtonton, St.Mnry\ Centrevtllagc, and all intermediate landing*. The now and fast steam packi PLANTER, Capt, Wiggins, will leav ‘re places on Wednesday for the above pis !(!■ Inti. at. .Ill n nli ornlng, the 12th inet. at |1U o'clock. For freight . passage, hsviug superior accommodations for passou- * * «rd at Ferry wharf, or to KINCULEY k THOMAS, Agents. 850 Reward* STOP TIUKF: NTOPTIIIKF! S I1KOKK Jail oil the night of the 10th ills!., John .Manning, w ho was committed for theft.— I Manning i* about 6 feet 2 or 3 inches high, fair H3T No Freight rooelvod alter 0 o'clock ing of departure. Ill freights payable in Savanuah, and all ... ,yab|o on tho wharf. AiT Al dollar payabl FOR P 111 LA DKL I*II1A—ilcrou’s Line. -t j, Tho regular packet sobr ALCYONA, Ilaud master, will have qulok dispatch for the above ■SMIL port. For freight or passage apply to oct IS OODEN k BUNKER. complected, blue eyes, and a flat nose, supposed to have been caused by a blow, has light hair, and ia between 3U and 36 years of ago. Tho above ru ward will be paid for his apprehension and dolivory to uie at Jackson ville. GEO. If. SMITH, Sheriff. By 8. W. Bkbkinu, Deputy Sheriff. AipCharlestou Courier and Savannah Morning Nows copy twice and send bills to this Offloe.—[Florida Republican. oct 17 FOR PHILADELPHIA. The brig MONTSERRAT, Capt. Barton, half '**“ *' * ** x wants 60 bales Cotton t lomplete cargo. ROWLAND k CO. FUR NEW YOHK-IJulon Line or-x, Tho rogular packet sehr ELIZABETH k ELEANOR, Peirson master,will have qulok dis- patch for the above port. For fi ' apply to [oct IS J OGDEN YOU PlULADKl.l’IllA—Heron’. Lint. Tho rogular paoket aohr VIRGINIA, Harris reUirninff home that eveuiuK, immediate, search tniiuo for her; and on Monday afternoon her body was found in a pond close by the road-sido. Upon her face were marks of severe violence, there being several deep cuIb on different parts of her face. Her person had been violuted. This shocking outrage and murder had caused great excitement in the village of Ja maica. A meeting of the villagers on Wed nesday night, raised $500 by subscription, to offer a reward for the apprehension of the vil lain who perpstrated it. They also resolved to represent the matter to the Governor, and suggest to him the propriety of offering a suit able rewurd. A Vigilance Committee was ap pointed to trace out reports, and do the best possible towards detecting hii ipal Depots at len Lane, New T. W. DYOTT k SONS, and JENK1N8 k HARTS HORNS, Philadelphia. BENNETT k BEERS, No. 126 Main street, Rich mond. Va. An J for" ml. by A. A. SOLuMONS A CO.. THOM A8 M. TUIlNEIt A CO., nnd JAMES 11 CARTER, 8«- vauuah, and by Druggists and Country Merchant* vorywhere. Prise $l,U0 per bottle or tlx bottles for $5,00. eod ly may 18 Nose Pulling.—Tho Cleveland Herald, in a nolice of the woman’s rights convention re cently held in that city, says its principal feature was its tail composed of men, a por tion of which highly ornamental appendix was William l.loyd Garrison, "the baid’paled, l/f ISS KENDRICK informs the Ladies of , YL Savannah, that she has returned from the North audwili bo prepared on Thursday, 20th, to open a very htutlaome assortmeut of Embroideries and Millenary article*, to which she solicit* their attention. No. 1LJ liroughton-streot, opposite Meure. Horton It Rlkeman, Jewollery Store. 4 oct 17 nd they are insufficient for tho convenient ac commodation of the public." Th© Administration nod lb© Ilardabclls. Ion of Ihe Baltimore Sun says :—The re turns from the State elections are coining in, and they show that the Administration is every where triumphantly sustained. The New York election will, as I am confident, result unfavorably to the views ol the Hunker Hards —for either the Softs or the Whigs must prevail. Tha Hunkers estimate their vole at 60,000, hut they cannot calculate upou more than 25,000. The maximum vote will give the election to the Whigs, while the minimum will leave the Softs in possession of the field. On the whole, therefore, the Administration stands very securely upon their declared policy. Col. Davis' letters are considered as express ing t^o views of the Administration on this subject, and his letters meet the approbation of tho oldest and ablest exponent of national whig principles in this city. Thus, it would seem, that the Administration is coming out of its conflict with flying colors. Judge Bronson is out-bragged. He has come hack with a strong letter replying to Mr. Guthrie, but the Secretary can uow brag him out of his office. Mince the game began, the cards have been slipped iuto the Secretary's hand. . . , ., ... . i Australia. engine, however, in eeason to avoid a colli.,on. Knoek dotpn of E-r,thing-Flour “***“" *"* *“* " r ' re-shipped to England—Etcape of the Irish The (rain had scarcely got well under way once more, when he encountered another and yet another; aud are a mile had been passed uc leas than six timbers were found lying di rect across the track. The devils incarnate who placed these obstructions there, thereby endangering life, should, if possible, be ferret- led out, and dealt with as they deserve. Outrage by the 7iohting Men.—The gang of fighting men end rowdies who attended the prize-fight between Sullivan and Morrisay, committed a gross outrage at Boston Corners. It appears the express train does not atop there, and because the conductor refused land them a number attacked a breaktnan, threw him down and held him, while others detached the locomotive and teuder from the train. The traio was under great headway at £he time, and the engineer did not discover the lota until away from the train. The grestest excitement existed among the traveller passen gers, who were fearful that the "fighters" might do them some personal injury. They .11 got off, however, and went to the spot selected for the sickening exhibition ; but the passen gers going west failed to make the necessary conuaetiona, and were detained a whole day. The New York papers state that Sullivan, the prize fighter, was received in town on Thursday rooming, by hia associates, more in tfle style of a Roman conqueror, than that of aeoauwori "bruiser," a common law-breaker. Morissey is awfully disfigured, and so is Sulli van, for tha* matter. There issoffie quarelling about the result of the fight, but it is said ttuUivan has the mooey. Patriots confirmed, etc., etc, Advices from Port Philip to the 4th July ore received. The markets were torpid, and forced sales at auction were taking place.— cold-hearted unbodiment of infidelity and skep ticiain." In a debate in which Rev. Mr. Nevin participated, and in which, as ever, he was a gentleman, Garrison called him a " liar, a row dy, and a scoundrel." As the audience pass ed out of the hall, Mr. Nevin’s brother, a lay man, met him and inquired whether those words wore uttered in tlie heat of debate, or coolly. Retraction was refused, and the bro ther twisted Mr. Gurrison’s nose, ns he hurled him against the wall of the Melodeon. Re covering his position, Mr. Garrison said, “ Do you treat gentlemen sot" " No,” was the an swer, " 1 treat no gentleman so," but so 1 treat William Lloyd Garrison." Rain Water a Preventive ok Cholera. —Mr. Job* Lea, of Ciuciminti, in u long com muniention to the Gazette, states, ns a fact, that " cholera never becomes epidemic in any dis trict or city whore rain or pure soft water is used," and supports his statements by many important facts. He also states that, during five years past, not one well authenticated fatal case of cholera hss occurred where rain water was exclusively used. A Modern Prometheus.—The following gem purports to he by a suffering individual who has scut us the record of his own deplora ble fate. Our excuso for giving it publicity is tho hope that it may meet tlie oyeol the heard hearted fair one, and causo her to relent: Prometheus once, 'tis said, did steal from heaven The stored fire, and for a crime so great Was doomed to woo. No hope of poaco was given; The powers above would not withdraw their hate, A beam of light celestial slioue on me, In the bright glance of one 1 dare not name; And I. like him, in suffering long must be, For I love much, and she aon't care a 1 CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF. Mr. Editor:—Please anuouncoMr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for tho offico of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the election in January, 1864. jy U MANY VOTERS. To the Voter* of Chatham County. Fellovt-Citixxns:—1 am a candidate for the offico of Sheriff of your county, at the election on the first Monday in January, 1S64, and respectfully solicit your support. $1- S. D'LYON. To tli© Voter* of Chutlutin County* Fellow Citizens I am a Candidate for tho office of Sheriff of your County, at the election in January next, and respectfully solicit your support, oct 6 A. THOMAS. Departure of Steamer* n-oiu savanna* Prices hod fallen 50 per cent. Flour wai bo- ing reshipped to tingland, and there was stock of 50,000 bbls,on hand. Three hundred vessels, wilh good cargoes on board, were in tha harbor. Lighterage was extremely high, ranging from 35s. to 52s. per ton. Gold was quoted at 77s. 6d. Exchange on London two per cent premium, with the ex pectation that it would advance to four. The escape of John Mitchel from Australia ia confirmed. He called ut the police office with a formal resignation ol his purole, and while the officers were reading it, lie stepped out, mounted a horse in waiting, and rode off, accompanied by W. L. Smyth, the correspon dent of the Trtbutle. Mr. Martin has since reported himself at his au thonged place ol residence. Got Him at Last.—Connecticut has a summary way of her own, of disposing of pub lic nuisances. Al the late Fair in Stamford, of the Fairfield Couoty Agricultural Society, a notorious English pickpocket named "Ned Hammond," wne arrested ia the very act of rifling the personal treasury of a solid, country gentleman. Ned wai promptly tried, convic ted, and sentenced, under the name of "Sey mour," to the State prison for three years.— * ca C, lu . r * was turned to the benefit of the Fair, tor as he had victimized aeveral persons ou the ground, he was, at the sugges tion of the president of the Society, P. T. Bar num, Esq., plnced, on the last day among the other curiosities, and as a consequence, the receipts for tickets of admittance, on that oc casion, ran $100 ahead of the ordinary amount. CSF The Colored Convention recently held at Chicago, adopted resolutions hostile to Colonization in all its forms. Hwi Oaiton, Shaw, Paiatka. Ac, 10o’olock, AM TO-MORROW. Keystone State, Hardin, for Philadelphia. 9AM Planter, Wiggins, for Contra village, Ac., at 10 A. M. Stenuiship nnd Stennibont Linen Fur Few York.—The steamships Florida, Captain Wood hull; Alabama, Captain Ludlow, and Augusta, Captain Lyon, leave Savannah every Saturday lor New York. For Philadelphia.—The steamship State of Georgia, Captain Collins, lesves Savanuah every alternate Wed nesday for Philadelphia. . « Fur Havana.—The steamship Isabel. Captain Rollins, leaves Savannah ou the 16th and 30th of each month for Havana, touching at Koy West and connecting with tho Puuifiu Mail Steamship Company'estoamersfor Cal- Fur Charleston.—Tbs regular United States Mail steamers Gordon, Captain urooks, Calhoun, Captain Barden, and Metamora, Captain Posteil, leave everv morning at 4o'olock, for Charleston, connecting with ths Charleston steamships and Wilmington boat*, and arrive every evening in Havanaah at 6 o eloek, P. M. Jbr Florida.—Or position Link—The steam-packet WeUka, Captaiu N. King, leaves every Saturday morn- e places. Departure of Cnrs on Central Railroad Two Passenger Trains Daily. Evening TVa S'—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and ar rives at Macon at6Si A. M., eonneoting with the South Western Railroad to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and b: stages thence to Tallahassee, and othor point* Boat West. Homing 7Vat».—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. M.,andar rives in Macon at 6>£ P. M. connecting with the Maoon and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery aad Railroad (day train) to Augusta: and (going E Railroad to Milledgevillefrom Gordon. Ct, Charleston bteamooav v> wnuor «. vu, A Villalonga, W Lynn, Crane A Rodger*, C H Duryee, CAL Lamar, Rabun A Whitehead, T 8 Wayne, Og den A Bunker, P L Constantine, Anderson* A Co, Way MORSE A NICIIOLS. UORBE A NICHOLS, 115 Broughton-st. master, will have quiok dispatch for the above SaMtport. For freight or passage apply to ,18 OGDEN A BUNKER. FOR BALTIMORE. -- The schr D. II. BALDWIN, Friable master, A will moot with dispatch as above. For froight SMtor passage apply on board at Telfair's Wharf, or to 1 oot 1H| “ BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. i for particulars u BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. Ths fine schr E. R. BENNETT. Wood mas- ter, for particulars apply SMtL oct 18 BRIGH 111 AM, KELLY A CO. FOR NEW YORK.—Georgia Line _ The regular packet bark MtiRIA MORT ZCapt Jno Bulkley, will have despatch for the Babovo port. For freight or passage, apply u • * J ' wharf, or to HOWLAND A CO. t Anderson's upper wharf, or FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER The fine schr MAINE LAW, Uosmer, ter. For particularsarrly onboard atTelfair'i wharf, or to oct 15 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. FOR BALTIMORE—Regular Line. ——. Ths schr John W Anderson, Watson, master, will meet with dispatch as above. For froight ■■■ifcor passage, apply on board at Telf.«ir's wharf, or to [oct 151 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. I ing from bark Maria Morton, for sale by ’ 117 3 R. HABERSHAM A SON, kltlCK—150 M Urey, Hurd Brown uud Holt 3 Brisk, made at the Yard of W. H. Stiles A Co., r sale by [oot 17J 61 IN 18 A FLORANCE. 3 bhdr Lioie iu store, and for sale by MINIS A FLORANCE. \f ACKKRKL, dee.—10 Packages barrels; 25 bbls No. 3 Maokorol; 10 Qulutals uow cod- U»h; 60 box j* Herring, landing from sehr. Gen. Uertey and for sale by 17 CLAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM. T I ME I A rel* Lii for vale by BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. AY.—430 bain* prime Northern Hay, luiuling per bark Maria Morton, and for sale by 17 ROWLAND A CO. ALTIMORE FLOUR.—100bbls Baltimore B . . Flour, a choice artiole, for salo b; oot 17 ROWLAND k CO. rocade and Plaid and Plain Silks, French Cambrics of the newest patterns, English and American Prints, * .zy just received and for sale e LaROCHE A BOWNE. M ANTILLAS.—Hatin ami Velvet Mantillas, Black Silk do, Embroidered do, Cloth Talmas in assorted colors, for sale by LsROCIIE A BOWNE. I bbls New Buckwheat; 26 boxes do, warranted e from grit. Just received aud for sale by ct 17 CLAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM. r |HlE Undersigned huvo this day associated with 1. them in the Factorage and Goneral Commisiioo Business Mr. OSCAR A. NORWOOD, of Collodun, Ga Dr. Dunham’s continue! ill-health preventing an ac tive partioipation. The firm will transsst all business under the name aud style of FORT A DUN 11 AM. October 18,1853. FORT A DUNHAM. oct 18 S ODUBR8 Oc WOSTENHOLM’S FEN and Pocket Knives—a very large assortment. For by V. W. CORNWELL, oct 18 1U2 Br**n-street. HOARDING. or 10 steady Mechanics enn find a coiufnrtahlo boarding house on reasonable terms, by applying Centerly situated—between Messrs. Laohilsous' Foundry, tho Depot and the Plank No. 33 Margaret-street. Messrr *--*-*• ' ”~ Road. A 1 ply to niue rooms. Possession givon 1st November. Ap- 118 4 TO RENT, Pleasant House ou ihe corner of Harris nnd Whitaker-Greets. SO—A good Milch Cow for sale. Apply to J. DASHER. lOUTH-WESTERN R. K J 204 ' oot 18 6 c. A. L. Lamar. / IRACKKK8.-20 hurrels Butter and Sugar \J Crackers; 20 boxes Soda and Batter Crackers. Landing from brig Excel and ror sale by oct 18 CLAOUOltN A CUNNINGHAM. I and for sale by 118 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM pui, V T Plaster daily expoctod, for axle to arrive, by oot _! 8 _ _ _ BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. IMK.—400 casks Lime now landing, will he •old very low if appHed for this mornhs^ oet 18 BRIGHAM,: i A CO. AT1IS.—30,000 Laths daily expected per brig I Martha Rogers. For sale to arrive tr [‘keI.ly t| AY.—2UOI 1 3i,r , ” hr ' J ' —200 halos prime Eastern Hay lauding Cobou. For sale bj it AY AND CORN MEAL.-25 bales East- era Hay, 76 bushels Corn Meal, just received for eale by CUA8. U. DURYEE. aoptifl) •tore. For salo by COHEN A TARVER. lauding a f White- head's wharf, per brig Argo, from Bsston. I For sale by OGDEN A BUNKER. 1> ECE1VED PER BARK FLIGHT aud XV for eale— Mialf chest* finest Y Hyson Tea; 6 do Extra fine do; 5 do Extra, put up in Foil; 2 do Imperial do; 3 do extra Oolong do; 3 do extra fine do ; 2 do Congo do; fino Oolong, Oolong curious, Ac. J. D. JESSE. CAGING RODS Uuagiog Rods, VJT Sticks, Spirit Proofs, Bung Starts. Spicket* aut Faucits, for sale low by | ooto[ J.P COLLINS. jHNK WHITE SHIRTS—Merino Under Shirts and Wrapnors. Also, Meriso Drawers, , etc., for sale low ny eopt 7 F'i Socks, WM.R.8YMON8. CAMP1IINB. A FRESH supply, just received and for sale by oct 1 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. / tho choicest brands; 60 boxes Manufactured To bacco of all sixes and qualities: 5 kegs genuine Rough and Ready Tobacco. For salo dj M. J.80I.0M0N8. Wash Boards, Bread Trays, Parting Boards, barrel Covors, Dry Measures, Rolling Pins, aud Towel Rollors, for sale by dims 1 J. P. COLLINS, 100 Bryan-st. received per steamer Alabama, at BERLIN A NA't.. ni . •>, ■ept 27 undor 8t. Andrew's Hall. j^RBMKl HOPS. for sale by (sepl5) . CARTER A CO. O PONGS BISCUITS.—5 bbls fresh Sponge Hie- O ouit*. and 60 bbls Buttor,) Sugar, Soda and Pilo Biscuits. Just received by oet 5 M.J. SOLOMONS. ing and for sale by BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. r sale, landiug from bark V.* Flour, from New Wheat, 200 bage Cuntlngham'i do do do do, received and for eale by oot 6 8CRANTON, JOHN8TON A CO. LOVES, 1I08IBRY, Arc—Gent’s Black, J White and Colored Kid Gloves, Ladies' do do do do dodo. Cashmere. Back and Berlin do, Ladies' and Gent's Buok Gauntlet*. Ladies' Cotton, Merino and Silk Hosiery, Gent’a do do do do Hoee. A fall sup ply of Boy's and Misses Hosiery, Ladies' Silk and Me rino Vests, Gent’s do do do do. Children's Merino do. For eale by (oct 1] HENRY LATHROP A CO. E assortmentof Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of French and English Blk and Fancy Col'd Cloths, Plain Bl'k Doe 8ktn Caaslmeros, Fig'd Bl'k Elastio Cassimere—with a large variety of French Fancy Cas- Cashmere, Plain Bl’k Satin. Fif'd Bl'k and Faacy Col'd Silks and Saline, Cat Bilk Velvets, ete.. tbs whole of whleh he is prepared to make np toorder in the most A Kinx McMahon A Doyle, ferigbam, Kelly A Co, ] fashionable manner and on accommodating Urms. Franklin A Brantley. W D Ethridge A Co, Bothwoll A WM. It. 8YMONS, Draper and Tailor, Smith, J U Bnrreugbe A Bou, and Wm Duncan. | oct I 17 Whit *— — BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. 1JAUG1NG—lioavy Bagging, lor salo by X> oct 17 MINIS A FLORANl F INE WINDSOR, Gothic, Oval and Square Tea Tongs, in sots; fine do Waiters, singly, for r .* ibLS. MORSE A NICUO TAIR ROD8, Oval and Round, Carpet Tack* with and without Leathers, Tack Hammers and t Stretchers, just received by MOR8E oot 17 £ A NICHOLS. WM. A. THOMAS. PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER No. 148 Bronglitoii-Mt., 8nv.,Gn. S OLICITS the utteutiuu of the public to ilm fol lowing named articles, vis: Hot and Cold Shower Lbs, Lead and Copper Bath Tube, Fancy and Plain Marblu Wash Stands, Patent Pan Water Closets, Brass aud Copper Lift and Force Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. Block Tin, Hydraulic Rooms and Kitchen Ran ges of tho most improved patents for sale. Silver Pla ted and Brass work of every description constantly N. B.—W. A. T. pledges himself to do nil werk vt listed u hie care, in tho most suonomieal manner, « uu equal to any practioed in the Northern oitiea. Ordora from the country promptly attended to. oot 17 3 woe* a TO RENT. A Brick Tenement House on Jonea-at two storys on a Basement, will be rented from 4 ' ' * year—very suits- plj to the first of November for - .... hie for a email genteel family. Apply to oct-17a 1» C. PERRY. Agt. At in,KM. «fl _ A fino lot of MULES, just arrived and f Xiii^aale at D. Gass' Stable, at the lowor end f 3 >4 Hi-niigli>.fin.«trw*t. by G. S. ALEANDKH, Harrisburg, Ky. Full and Winter Dry Goods. W. C. WADSWORTH, No* 115 C'onfireas-Mtreet, HuTannnli, 1 8 now prepared to offer to tho citizen* of Sa vannah, and tho counties adjacent, one ot the moit magnificont stocks of LAD1K8’ DRESS GOODE, ever exhibited in this cltt, consisting in part of elegant Black and Colored Brocade Silks, Rich Fancy l’laia do; Plain Silks, fashionable colors; beautiful high Inatred Black do; Heavy Black Satin do Chinos; Raw Silk and Worsted Plains; Common do Lalnes, all qualities NEW ADVER' T O arrive per tchr. Fannie from New 0.1 114 coils Rope and twenty bblereboUed fif*®** oot 17 I.OCKETT. I.ONO * &'>’•« D*P Ut. -rrlv.I.-El^rSinr- J V Ten, (warranted) Crashed. pIIj Clarified, and Brown 8ngare; SelfRnSii-p^*^ 1 of and iR 5 5 E**raSenfenteI ** - boxes new Cheese; 2o\oxea Sperm, Adaaxmi? utUr ' baskets 8weet Oif; HI SJS.tL 101 >pt, English Tallow Candles: « u.» (M oweec un ; in Mushroom, Walnut. CaUupt, English pfoVi T ° tt Sauce*: 2 bblB Tomato CatsnV Al Sauce*; 2 bblB Tomato Catsup, Almonds. Nnu“SL,!.* 4 Prumoa, Ac., for sale low at ALIXAMnwvlo. "‘k JOTATOK*.—Ii5 bbl. , u fine - M >Z WEBSTER * PALMM 1 * M AMI 1.1.AM, TAI.MAsra^rFrV Silk, Soils »nd v.lr.t M.ntillu-ei„a C L° k . Satin end Velvet Talmas of the latest nml P ,„vod ‘£ £ ~"‘’*>- fc . R t 8TILLE **- <>.« .r " 8r< * u “ “NRSgps*. t ON DON IMMtTKIirSibOTCirTnr Jitf.T 08 ’' ‘."- A f - u oct 17 corner Bull and Confr*M-,u, M<mnn»ra t „ EMBROIDERY. - C OLLARS—Chimesettcs, Undersleevos Inf . Robes, Infants' Waists, Breakfast (W and Muslin Bands, all in fine variety at ^ KEMPTON A VER8TILI fl 72 St. JuUen and 105 BryaiJJJJ^ tW H. N. HARRIS, M.D. GEO. F. COOPER, M. D. P. II. WILDMAN, M. D. JAMES 8. MOREL, M. D. -Papil i in Gy C. UANAllL, M. D. K. YONGE, M. D. C. W. WEST, M.D. » received ut the Gymnseium and 118 A. B. DULIN, COTTON FACTOR, BROWN’S WHARF, oet 19 CHARLESTON, 8. C. DISSOLUTION 3 *HE Co-partuerallip hnrctofnro existing under the name and firm of P. Wiltborger A S.tn is dis- vod, bjr the death uf P. Wiltborger. Ail person* Savannah, Oet 15, 1863. W. II. WIL CO-FA RTNEKMHU*. 1IAVL this day associated with luo in the busi no. ■ of the Pulaski House, Mr. Henry C. MscKen- and firm of W. U. W1LTBFRGER A CO. 8avannah, Oct 15, 1863. lw oct 15 2 ^ XT If by rsale i RA FINK OVEK-COATH— Its late arrival, a largo lot of fino Over-Coats, st 147 Bsy-i TRICE A VKADKIt. 1 tUNI{ HIIIRTH—Just ruunivcil u full supply X 1 of fine Cotton, hr sale at 147 Bay-st. oct 15 PRICE A VEADER. CAl’h, GAPS—Received au us- ^Cfc-aftBIPsortinout of fine Cloth Caps, with A w ith- JHT out covors ; Military do, for utile by PRICE A VEADER, oct 15 147 Bay-st. I/ - ID GLOVES—Forty duy.cn of Alexander’s IV White, Black, and fanoy oolored Kid Gloves, just rcoelvsd and for salo by oot 15 ROBINSON A CAMP. TTNDKR GARMENTS—Just received, Me U rino Lambs-Wool, Silk aud 8haHcr Flannel Shirts and Drawers—somo extra large size, for sale by oct 15 ROBINSON A CAMP. QIIIRTS. SHIRTS—Jusl received a large IO lot of Whito and Fancy oolored Shirts, somo extra large size, for eale by oot 16 ROBINSON A CAMP. Ol 1 UHLS. POTATOES, just received iu store, for sale by [oot 15] E. O'BYRNE. lit HALF bbln. Fulton Market Beet' ll 1 Received per steamer Augusta, in store and for *a)oby [oet 15] E. O'BYHNtS. Ol 1 DHLS. BOSTON KUill, just received OU and for salo by [oct 15J E. O'BYRNE. O UGA R—10 lihd*. Muscovado Sugars, “ Dolts,’ landing and for sale by oet 15 COHENS A HERTZ. 1 lAGIaING.—fn) roll* ol Gunny in ature, lor I j sale low by oot 15 McMAIION A DOYLE. E YNOliDS’ 11AAIS.—200 Rnyunlde' *upc XV rlor lln,nB * landing por schr. Leopold O'Donnell and for sale by oct 15 CLAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM. / IOAIj.—500 toil* brukou uud *creeued Red Asl \j Coal, for salo by oct 15 CLAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM. 1,'OR SALE.-A Man 2* years old, u gum JP Blacksmith of good oharacter. aud warranted sound. Apply to [oot 15] WM. WRIGHT. •O UN D IU ES.—Almonds, Raisins, Prunes, Table Lj Salt, Presorves, Candles, Nuts, Brandy Poaches and do Cherries, and Sniccd Oysters in tin Cans, and Ground Coffee, all fresh and for salo by oet 13 W. D. FORD. 1 > A PE SEED OIL—For Machinery, just re Xt/ ooived aud fur sale by oot 13 JNO. B. MOGUL A CO. VMSilING TACKLE,—Fi»lui»gRod*, Keels X Lines, Float*, Sink* and Minnows, for sale by oct 13 F. W. CORNWELL, 1U2 Bryan-st. /1ARPETING.—Tapestry Brussels,Three Ply \_j and Ingrain CurpeU ; Rugs, Drugget, Door Mats Au. Received and for sale by oet 13 LAROCHE A DOWNE. . w Gothic and Gilt-Edge Window 8htL.. the necessary bxtures. For aale low by oot 13 LAROCHE A BOWNE. |i / oet 13 A VAN A MEGA RM.—1U,OOU Nornogu. 000 Buena Vi*ta, III,(AMI Londrea, 2U,tUUCabuuaa, •* qu ierus, Load res. 2U.0UU Tiorce A Klug, A. BONAUD. Corner Bay aud Whitakcr-strcets. FR1NTKRN* CARDS. O/k GROSS Printer*' Curda iu*t received, which are dire >t from tho manufactory, and have buen mado to our ordor „f extra good quality. Printers sup plied as low as thoy can be bought iu Now York, oot 12 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. Aquatic Club of Ueorgiu, T IIE first annual Regotta of the Aquatic Club of Georgia, will take place at Savannahi commencing on Wednesday, November 30, 1853. The following pursea are offered by the Club : For Eight Oarea boats, not to exceed 48 feet in length—ouo parse $400 Six do do do 43ft “ ' Four do do do 38 Two do do do 32 ■ept 29 3tw—td AL CUMM1NG. Secretary. nvw—vu iu. buiuoiiitu, secretary. »»*Charloston Courier and Morcury, please copy. 400 bushel* Corn Meal. Oflf) BUH11EL8 fresh ground Country Corn Meal, just received r J ' ’ Meal, just receivoa and for sale by CUAS. 11. DURYEE. Bourdlng. A FEW MECHANICS can bs accommodated J Y with good Board, at the oorner of Drayton and liarrii-streets. 0 ocf “* DANCING ACADEMY. MONS. A. BONAUD. Respectfully informs liis Patrons, that lie will open his Academy iu November prox imo, on which day due notioe will ho given. Lost, ' O N Iho lit in.t. n .mi'll bl.ck TERRIER SLUT having on round her neok a brass eollar witK.r' namo oft. L Guo. A liberal reward will be V 1 * her recovery, at No. 2UU Bay-street. 3* “ flats for Salk.~ f |HIREE FLAT8, belonging to the Uuion8iea n , 1 boat Company, for sale low for ca»h. AnM* I!"' KINCULEY A THOMAS Y*,* WANTED. ^ ' A SMALL Colored Boy to carry bundle, *,, t1 i*iyto w.c. wadswort'u p ' 00115 ll6Congra*s-*tr««r. copying and He.I, a - v7Ty lilts JOHN M. COOPI^R A on FLA YINGTaRDS. ' DOZEN Pr handsome lot, different' styles and ilt’ti".*/?. very low prices, just received and for sale by 11 A NEW supply just received, making Urg- -• **———— k — *•—-* — * • Cards, Hpt’i large stock at Present on hand', embracing f*b» •'«» v.-...-, D|'viHMu.u a vbiu., uuu uiiauav ever* viri.i Country Merohants supplied at very low prioa* JOHN Ml COOPER A C a varioty of patterns. For salo by J. P. COLLINS ' 001 ** lOOBryxn-ireett HZKIPTON & VEBSXiLLE LI AVE imw oponcil u lor go and wrll IJL Sto-k of Kali and IVinter Dry Oeodi, thev assure their friends and the pnblic senerxiu .. difficult to be surpassed either in variety or qual!{; Z Thoir purchases have boen made upon such adm. tagoons torms also, as to afford great inducement* to public patronage. In addition to a complete and hand some supply ol Dress, Fanoy and House Goods, si as a general assortment of all other kinds of Goo at prices aa low as thoy can bo bought any where o( following styles : Schlejs lloavy Twill'd Kenert n. perior heavy English do, (a splendid article,) i M Goorgiado, (very heavy,) Kendall Kerso.'i and the old style Cable warp Kersoys, White, Urey and Bl’k 1 M Georgia Plains, btriped do, 8ohley's Heavy Geor gia Plains of the laet year's make and the best article f I | AY FOR^HALK—Landiug from brig Macon, ofc l\ 60 bales Hay; will be sold low at the Wharf kv ‘ H. K. WA811Bl!RN,Aqt. ■K>*»( sale by QOAIETU1NG NEW.—We have O direct from Paris a choice lot of Boys' and Youth*' Cloth Capa, whleh r‘ 1 **' “■ * ** »—the, » invito the public to cell aud t. hey will find them very pretty. N. K. BARNUM A CO, 17G Broughton-at, op. St. Andrew's Hall. J UGARM.—73 bbls. Crushed, Powdered, Pulvc- j risod and A and C refined Sugars, for sale tv Hop 19 M1N18 A FLORANCE. E AHTKRN HAY—151 bales Eastern Hay at Whitehoad's wharf, per bri^Argo from Uoetou. out 4 For aale by ' PUDENDA BUNKER” CiUNUItlUH.-kOUbbi, .lipertLi. Ilo.irJ m. Flour 2UU bbls Etowah Mills Georgia Floor 150 bags Cunningham do do 6C bbls Pure Genesee do 28 do Hiram Smith'* Extra do 8U do Butter, Sugar and Soda Craokers 400 bags Primo Green and Fair Rio Coffee 100 hhds do Bacon Sides 20 do do do Shouldere 26 casks Sugar-cured Hams 20 hhds Primo and 20 do Fair P Rico Sorer 15 do do St Croix do 200 bbls Stuart's A B and C Clarified do HO do Crushed and Powdered do 100 do E Phelps and Rose Gin 40 do Domcitie Brandy 60 do New England Ruin, for aale by st IS SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. HUANDIKM AND WINK—JL'HT REC’B. B RANDIES.—5 Imlfpipes Otsnl. Pule and Dsik, 2 Uennossy, 1820, 3 Pinot Castiliion, Pal* aai Hark, 1 half pipe Haserao, Hut. WINE.—2 nipus Old Reserve, \ do London Marko, 12 half I' c **■•- J "* • • Wine, I •tore and 1 m sept 30 Next door to Marshall Boot*. a nipus wiu mutervo, 1 uo unttoa Aiarrrt, If pipos Madoria, 12 do do Sherry, 12 quarter JVrc , 100 baskets lieidsickand Muunni Champquc, iu and for sale by J. HYLAND A O'NEILL, New Full tuid Winter Goods. r|'HK subscribers hava received aud offer forule, 300 pair 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Whitney Bed Bias- - , kets, 50 do Crib nnd Cradle do, 200 white nnd coltrtd Counterpanes, 100whito Marseilles Quilts, lOlxiHvf White Flaunels, 3 do Weloh do, 10 do Red do, J do Yellow do, 20 pieces Opora do, 10 do Cor'd Prletcd do, 10 casus brown and bleaohed Canton Flannel*, 1 do col ored do do, 20 cases bleaulied Shirtings, i do Engluh Long Cloth, 5 do 0-4, 10-4 and 12-4 bleached 8bt«U0(, 5 do Apron Cheeks, 10 bales Bod Ticks. •op 24 NEVITT, LATUBOP A STEBB1N8. .MtESIt GREEN GINGER.—A >u)>rrior luality of Green Qingor, just received itibr j W. W. LINCOLN, sept 30 Monument-*-|. lj'RJ £.4 I t AI/rlitlOHK Kl.tIUK, Huron & b Aiii iuitrun r niuuu «• 200 bbls. superfine Howard Street Flour. 76 hhds. primo Baooa Sides. HO do. do. do. Shoulders. 26 tierces choice Sugar Cured Hams. 60 bbls. and 100 kogs primo Leaf Lard. sept 24 ^JOFFKE—30 mats uld Government Jew 10 pockets Mocha Coffee, in store for sslekjr i» 13 MINIS A FLORANCE- ^ ■ r HlwtiUtlUiinikJin »» 15 bbls. fine old Monongahela Wnuky.U tjff » by j sup 1]W. M- DAVIDS . H 4IR1NG illACUINKH—Just receivedbv ■op *2 F. W. CORNWKl l-^ A 1*1*1.KM, OUANUKB, Jkc.-Hy "» >' rida. 10 barrels Apples; 10 boxes Orange**** Co,non.; 1 lot of Fresh limns. J0II NDAILjL_ 20 half chests Black Ten, various pneef. 20 do. young Ilyson. 20 bags Rio Coffee. 10 do. do. Java. ^Vl, C0| T" ,r0U '"‘ M IILL’M HAttHAl-ARlI.LA-Kof This oxtrautis •ioians in tho country, as boing the best artlc 1 of the blood, or habit* ol w ; extensively used by the Mil P L r, and is confidently recomm*o4« ;i. no. I.W.-Korwl?*'*^ W Mrrinu roriiii - ...l Wr.pping P.p*r, Ur,., middle 3U tun Matrhe., IP cruta. glM. KiM.k.. 'l u * rM 1 .nd half plou, roc.if.4 * DOY1.L B J 'J? nn „KN l UUNKCT Keductlou In Price BOGLE’S HI PE RIO N FLUO, For Restoring, Preservingsnd Adorning the Hair, TO THK FOLLOWING LOW BATKl* 'I* • Bottles formerly sold at 60 ote. redueed „ DANCING ACADJBJUV, St Andrew’s Hall. MR. NICHOLS respectfully announces, that he will re-open bis Aoadcmy os above, for instructions, on or about the let of November — Having spent tho summer in visiting the Aca demies of Teaehore iu Now York and Philadelphia, getting now Music and Dances, he is prepared to teach B v...u r piuiiv i iMHtuj, uo 10 g>ru|)arou vo loacn all the different varieties or this Art. Terms, hours of attendance. Ac., iu future advertisouisntaand circulars. Mr. N. ha* secured tho aurviues of Mr. Phelps, the celebrated Violinist, to assist him in his classes. oct 11 tf NEW ROOK*. RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER St CO. TUUBSDIY, oet. 13th. THLHucoud War with EiiglauU ; by J.T. Head- ■ .—— —* iu — • ** - I uu I.muop, oil (JU'IIIIIO* ; Morinoes; Ladies* Cloak ana Talma Cloths; Printed and plain aH wool de Laines, Alpaccas, Bombasines, Canton Cloths, l’onlyns, Giuehums, Prints, etc. etc. l’nrsons will find among this large and varied stoc DRKSH goodh each a variety of Styles and Colors that any taste, how ever difficult, can be pleased. We invite particular attention to our stock of IIoaMekeopluic Goods, i account of tho quality and low prices at which offering them. Among them may be found 0-4, 4 ■* 12-4 fine B«d Blankets, Liuen aud Cotton J ley, author of •• Napoleon and hie Marshals." Gleason's Pictorial. Barnum's Illustrated News. MORB or The Works of John C. Calhoun—vol. 2, containing his 8pecuhes delivered in tho House of Representatives - Represent „ and in the Senate of the United States, edited by Rich ard K. Crallo. Salad for the Solitary ; by an Epicure. - : b Venice : Tho City of the Sea ; by Edmund Flagg. both 8-4.10-4 and ll Sheetings. Linen and Cotton Pillow Casings, Counter mines and Toilet Quilt*, extra largo and fine Linen Damasks and Cloths. Napkins, Dowlas, Furniture Dimity and Chintea; Flannel*, all colors, styles and qualities; Huckabacks, Russia Towels and Towelinge. Ticke, Drills, etc.; Embroideries, Ladies' Emb'd Handkerchiefs, prices from $1 to JEM; Collars, Under Udkfs and Sleeves to match ; Edgings, Inserting!, Bands and Flounces, very fine aad rioh. Together with a full stock of Plantation, Fancy and all other ■tyles of Dry Goods, to which we invite all to call and examine. Goods freely exhibited, and customers left ** their own judgment and taste to purchase, or look further. oot 17 Partner Wanted. A GENTLEMAN having $2600 to $3000, and wishing to enter into some active bcslusae would be glad to receive communications from any one weal ing such a partner, stating the kind of business, situa tion, Ac. A note addressed M., box 291, Poet Office Savannah, will reeeivo attention. 2 cot 17 For Sale. Th. Yatcb Pilot BoM PET. Sh. I> of uu borthon. _App]y lo JAMES KINO, tOEAOHOBN t CO. ‘ oot h To Merchants. A N Accountin'! wishes employment during the lx. afternoon and part of the eveniuga. Address B. through the Post office. “ out 13 T KGAL CO-PARTPBRMUIF.—Tbo un- ■ j derslgned have this day forrnod a Co-Partnership, for tho practice of Law and Equity in the various Courts of Eastern and Middle Circuits, under the name and style of Marsh A Guerard. MULFORD MAR8II. oct l JOHN M. GUERARD. 300 K by U KEGS Cut Nnils- -assorthd sizes, for aolo F. W. CORNWELL, 1U2 Bryan-st. MINIS A FLORANCE. CLOTHE AND CA8SIMBHE8. S i LACK aud Colored French and English Cloths, ► do do Faacy Caaslmeros. Plain and Plain •eda, Kentuoky Jeans. Ac. Rocelved and for aale by oct 1 HENRY LATUBOP A CO. I ti the host article ever known for cunu«.- rf noss. Dandruff, Salt Rheum, and ali en . . ( i skin. Where every thing else bss ^ Hyperion Fluid bos effoeUd a permanent core. Bogle’s Electric Hair Dye* IS AROTHBU WONDXBlOr THE Ajj* U* It instantly eoverts Bed, Orey or iM to n beautiful Black or Brown, literally ill moment it is appliod, at tho same tf»® J gtaintha •ortnesHandtloxibilityof the hair. ltdoe, 1 ?. e jefU*q •kin aud can bo applied In any weather, wn ^ euro and coruin, whilst iU virtues are bejond g #f(t whenever used, at onoe eeUblishes its ■°P C allothem. . /t -Aa ni Bogle’s Amole Shaving Df’® Is an article of rare merit, its mild and d*J*t** r uu* ertics, prevent the akin from ohspplng^au ^ tJiiiua, I'icicut IUC l.iu uum uu-ki—u- . tho sudden chances of the temperature whilst the latbor is both oroamv and lasting- Bogle’s Hebeaiona.! For preserving and beautifying th* compl**’®* deriug it fair and delicate, is without a n atrict*** All these artiolos have stood the test o\ w investigation, and are considered Ilfl judf** 1 * worthy of grauiug the toilet of beauty, t CITY HOTEL, r. CONDON AND J. B. fW**'lb. "J fN o fibrin, ill. .ckoowIbdg.Munli r .l>r 1 liberftl jmtrouaf. exteadid to hb J 0 "’’,, JlOJjj don (iato solo proprietor) takes H****)^ that Mr. J. B. Foley (laU of the •** r !jSS*irA i r booome associated with him in t 5?_ p {£?liwll , ** , fll management of the City UoteL tor devote his experienoe and IndnstryW £ comfort of their visitor#: and hrthe ** facilities and assiaUato, the ^o^^uonsH-.^t meet the demauds of their increasing P Transient nnd permanent boaders vut^jg, UJ establishment all the «9“ ,re,ne °“ t iv be«» couvenienoe. The Hotel has recently ,\vis thronghout. Particular attention baj , pP t«P r J in th* late altemUone to the •P*.^ 0 tbercb»*** t J* ated to ladles nnd families, which, with ° enlrfcn c# to . their arrsngemcnl,have now ■; P F upsnw^^.r/- dining-room, thus eecnring tbrir oecjl*,,s$^ ing them all th* privacies no»»- J01 Savannah will fino the City it su it, aad no effort will be ep*f ed to make aprfi eodtwiy
