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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, OCffO — ... m"i> .. in. ■ 11 ii———•a—ee*s!sBef—— THE DAILY MORNING NEWS. BV JOHN M. COOPBH. WII.I.IAM T. TH0IHP80W, BPITOR. Adr*rti*m*ntt will appear in both 00 largest Circulation In the City1 I ~ gj^f&ggASio We<tnr»d»y 10, 1883. f ' BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted fbr tho Savannah Daily Moralng News.] Ckarleatoi Cotton Market. Charleston, Oct. 18. The cotton market continued languid and depressed to-day, with sales of only 175 bales, at 9| to 10 cents. _ The Lat© GenersH Theorem Clillds. The Charleston Courier furnishes the fol lowing brief .ketch of the military aerrices of Gen.Thomas Childs, whose death at Tampa Bay, Florida, by yellow fever we announced on Monday last. General Childs entered the army as 3d Lieutenant, March 11th, 1814; was brereited Colonel, May 9th, 1846, raised to the full rank of Majpr, February 16tb, 1847 and Boon after raised to the rank of Colonel, He greatly distinguished himself at Falo Ailo, and on the following day; and at Monterey led one of the storming parties ill General Worth's division. The General mentioned him in his official report with high approbation ; and he was at the same time recommended by Gen. Taylor to the favorable consideration of the Department, lie fought aide by side at Cerra Gorda with the intrepid Harney, and like him* received the highest commendation of the commander in chief. After the cap ture of Jalapa he was appointed military com mander of that place, and in about a month alter military governor of Puebla. During the absence of the main army from that place, on the 13th ol September, 1847, lie wna attacked by a large Meiican force, and a siege com menced which laated nearly a month, conduct ed part of the lime by Santa Anna himself, but the post was so ably defended that Santa Anna had to raiso the siege and retire to Atliaco. The whole career, indeed, of General Childa in tho Mexican war waa brilliant, and the the country in hia death has lost a gallant sol dier. GT The" ball of tho Germun Ladies So ciety, at St. Andrew’s llall, on Monday night, came off to the entire satisfaction of all con cerned. We learn, from one of the Committee, that some of the gentlemen present-manifested their appreciation of the benevolent object ofthe ladies by making handsome donations to their Society. ____________________ Millinery and Dressmaking.—It will be seen by reference to our advertising columns that Mis. Tomb has removed her Millinery ee- tablishment from her old stand on Burnard-si. to 174 Broughton st., nearly opposite St. An drew's Hall. In thie change Mre. T. has ac quired all the conveniences of room which her increibing business demands, and in the rangomeut und fitting up of her apartments she has manifested a taste and tack, highly ex pressive of her appreciation of the liberal an couragemeut she has so deservedly met. Both old and new customers we are sure will be pleased with her establishment, and the very handsome array of goods to which she invites inspection. iar The advertisement, undor the caption ol “ Yankee Notions,” in another column, will -lirect the attention of the reador to (he largcut stock of fancy goods ever oflored for sale in this pity. Messrs. H. C. Scott A Co. ore now prepared to do * large wholesale business in their line; and we would suggest to pur chasers ot such wares as they offer, to look ir at their estsb isjujpstt and notice tho extont eir stock. V* would direct tho attention of our lady reidera to the Card of Mrs. J. F. Doe, which will be found in another column. Mrs. D. invites the ladies to the opening of her Fall and Winter stock, which takes place to-moi row at her now apartments. These ore fitted up with taste and elogance, and are admirably adapted in their arrangement, to tho conve nience of her patrons. The goods which arc to be offered for inspection comprise tho latest styles hi their several departments, among them some rich and beautiful Silks, in pattern* entirely new and which are to bo the prevail iog fashions the coming winter. Mrs. D’i arrangements are now complete in all that is required or necessary in a millinery and dress making establishment, in the latter will be found patterns for dresses ol the latest mode.— But wo need not detail, as tho ladies of Savan nah, for whose taste she caters, will not only oxamine for themselves, but will we doubt not amply repay tha liberal enterprise she has manifested for their convenience. IYIlfl’. Ilou.c, Charleston. It will be seen by the announcement in our advertising columns, that this new and splen did Hotel will be opened on the 1st of Novem ber under the management of the experienced und popular Mr. Thomas S. Nickerson. In the erection at the Mill’s House the most liber al expenditures of money has been made, and extensive pains taken to adopt all tho latest improvements, in order to render it equal in every respect to the first establishments of the kind in the Union. In a very elaborate notice of the new edifice the editor of the Charleston Courier says— M The Mill’s House is indeed a traveller's palace—such a palace as royalty itself might design to occupy, and in which the most fastidious, however spoiled and pet ted by experience elsewhere, will be enabled to feel at homeland will find nothing iucon- fruous or offensive. Whatever can gratify any reasonable] taste, however ^refined, or minister delight to any sense, has been provi ded without stint or parsimony; and the spectator in one of these magnificent apart ments, who begins tt criticise, Gods himself only able to admire and approve. Allis bril liant, rich and imposing, and splendor is car* rled out as far us good taste could accompany M»" Undor tho management of Mr. Nickerson, tho Mill’s House will soon take rank with tho most elegant and best kept hotels in the coun ty- BT It is intimated in the Boston Pott that the articles which have recently appeared in the New York Heral4 t assailing the adminis tration, and urging the formation of a new cabinet for the purpose of aiding W. H. Se ward’s election to the Presidency, in 1855, are from the pen of Seward himself. Po litical controversy in New York has of late years degenerated into a mere scramble for the spoils of office. Politicians, like prize fighters, contend on either side for the purse. These political Goths, whatever thoir success in New York, should bo taught that they cannot control lh. offices of the Federal Government. [CommvaloaMd.J ! Mr. Editor—In passing up Broughton-st., I on Mondsy evening Inst, my sttsntion was at- (reeled tbs sounds of music at the St. An- draw’s Hall,on enquiry I learned that there was s ball given by the " German Ladies So ciety for the assistance of the sick,” under the management and direction of Messrs. Rosen, berg, Maas, Eckman, Berg and Byck. Procuring a ticket I was ushered into the ball room which was handsomely end taetely decorated for the occasion. The managers politely end courteously cerried me around the room, introducing me to the ladies, whose pleasing countenances and grateful smiles ad tied much to the occasion. The managers showed themselves au fait in the ball room ; the walttes and polkas, both American and German, were enjoyed by every one present. The eupper room was plenteously and bountifully supplied with every delicacy that could tempt the palate or please the eye, and full justice was dono on the pro misee. After enjoying e good supper and many an agreeable waltz, (which was kept up 11 till broad day light,”) I left the room well satisfied that a better got up or managed ball has not been in Savannah for many a long day. Nothing occurred to inor the harmony of the occasion in the remotest degree, but every one studied to please and fascinate—all thanks to tho gentlemanly and polite managers. Stranger. Man Shot in Augusta.—On Satuiday night last a watchman by tho name of Peter Feogan waa shot dead by Augustus Cartledge. Cartlcdgc gave hitn«*lf up to tha authorities. Wholesale Proscription.—The Barn burners at Albany, New York, have been proscribing in a wholesale manuer soino of the most valuable members of the Canal Board. Three Superintendents, soys the Ex press, were removed on Thursday, solely upon the ground that they were National De mocrats or Hunkers, and the appointees re ceive their places because they belong to the Free Boil, or Barnburners faction. The pub lic interests are made to suffer by this change, and so far, therefore, it ia a public wrong. Messrs. Waterman, Bchermerhorn and Banett, the removed Surperintendents, we are assured have been valuable public officers, and they are turned out just at the time when extra care and experience are necessary on the whole line ol the canals. Tho new appointees are not only inexperienced men, but some of them aro rank froo sailers with strong abolition ten dencies. Norton and Biokies, Superintendent and Weigh Master, are represented to bo of this clnas. cr In Philadelphia the Directors of the American Academy of Music announce that the sum of $50,000 having boon subscribed, which was necessary to sacure the charter for the institution, they have purchased a site for the building on the corner of Broad and Lo cust streets. Before any cootruct for its con struction can be made, it ia necoasary that the sum of $200,000 shall have been subscribed, and they call upon the citizens to aid them. ny - The New Fork Herald has accounts from St. Domingo, which state that American citizens have been pressed into the military service of the Dominican government. The matter waa promptly noticed hy our Consul Mr. Elliott, whom the Dominican authorities refused to rocognise. Mr. Elliott will bring the mattor to the notice of the government at Washington. ty They are builditig a new Opera House ii: New York. The Expre** says the edifice promises to be of great beauty, strength and noatness, and will be nit ornament to the city Com. Btevtftrt, “Old Ironsides,”it is Raid to be dangeronaljr ill at his residencs in Bordantowo, N.J. United 8tatb© Stock.—The total amount of the several stocks of the United States re deemed at the treasury during the past weebi from the 8lh to the 15th Inst., is more than half a million of dollars, being $549,700. 0T'i ’wo mud scows, which were being towed across the river, at Philadelphia, by the steamboat Washinflon, on Saturday, were •unk by the swell of ilio steamboat, and seven laborers on boaid the scows were drowned. Their names are as follows: Timothy O’Brien, David llasscll, John Powers, Frank Daily, Philip Scully, Michael McWiggina and Pat rick Donohue- A Good Price tor Chickens.—On Friday afternoon last, at the Close of the Northamp ton Agricultural Fair, F. P. Hill, of Eastou, sold four of his pure Chittagong Chickens, lor One Hundred Dollar*—twenty-five dollars apiece. The chickens were bought for llun. P. Ilotlcr King, of Georgia. Jjff* In Now York on Tbursduy evening the Committed appointed to select tho design for tho medal to be presented to Captain Ingra ham, assembled, and the various designs sent in huving been carefully inspected by the gen tlemen present, the choice fell on the one exe cuted bV Mr. F. Casuli, of Howard street. Til© following is a description ol tho draw ing : On ono side is the figure of America, her head ornamented with a tiara, and her breast covorcd with a curiuss. She holds out her hand in a protecting altitude towards a boat in the background containing Koszta. Her other hand grasps a spear resting on a pedes- tul surmounted by a cop of Liberty. Behind this figure is represented tiro Bay of Smyrna, the American and Austrian vessels, aut! the hunt containing Koszta, before alluded to. The wholu is encircled by a wreath bearing the following motto: “Do you claim the protection of the U. States T Then you shall have it.” "Ingraham, Smyrna, July 11,1853.” On the revorse side tho American Eagle is seated on the globe, and bearing on its breast the arms of tlie United Slates. Immediately above the head of tho Eagle is the rising sun. This side of the medal bears this inscription : "Civil Liberty and Religious Independence. Throughout the World.” RETURN. DR. JOHNSON, of tbs flm of Royall * Johasou,has returned to IN *87- *9 P*** sons having engaged his isrvioss will please take Ba ilee. Tb# subscribers taks this method of expressing their thanks to patrons for sustaining them with snob complete smooess, nod it shall be their purpose to sta ple/ tho most Approved methods in thoir practice that they may merit confidence, rather then resort to Patents." whereby they may humbug themselves Into notoriety. BOYALL A JOHNSON, Dentists, oct 10 6 Ovsr O. B. Mitehel's Mnato Store. BOARD OF HEALTH. fly A regular meeting ofthe Board of Health •OS, will be held This Dey (Wednesday,) at lit clock M. Members will examine their Wards and Report. By order. 8. A. T. LAWRENCE. 1 Secretary B. II. M TESTIMONY FROM CRAWFORD CO. —2. A Fowler, our Agent at Union Hill, For sale by A. A. Solomons 4 Co., amd W. W. BOOli AND JOB PRINTING. MORNING NEWS POWER PRESS. M> -jr ^ We are now prepared with presses and W'A an extensive assortment of printiug material oxeoute BOOK and JOB PIUNTINQ of every va riety, such as I’nniphletM, Handbill*, Large Show Bills, BUSINESS CARDS, CHECKS, BILL UEAD8, NOTES, BILLS OF LADING, CIRCULARS, LABELS. LAW BLANKS, INSURANCE POLICIES, he., Ac., ia the best meaner and at the shortest notice. Confident in our ability to give satisfaction in prices ml in tha execution of the work, we solicit a share of the patronage of the publio. oot 19 CANDIDATEM FOR MI1KHIFP. Mb. Editor:—IMosse anuouuoo Mr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for the oflioe of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the election in Junuary, 1851. jy 14 MANY VOTER8. To tlie Voter* of Chatham County. Fcllow-Citixenb:—I ain a candidate for the oflioe of Sheriff of your county, at the election on the first Monday in Jauuary, 1854, and rospeetfully solicit your support. M. S. D'LYON* To tlie Votera of Clintliam Comity. Fellow CitirxNs :—I am a Candidate for the oflioe of HherRLof your County, at the election in January next, and roipectfnlly solicit your support, oot 0 ALEXANDER THOMAS. DIED, Of yellow fover. in Shioldsborougli, Miss., Sept. 7th, 1853, iu the 25th year of ilia age, Dr. Ira E. Dupree, jr sun of Doutor Ira K. Dupreo, of Jeflorsnnvillo, Uoorgii In Macon, on Sunday tnoruing, tlie 9th inst.,of ty phoid fever, lienry 11. llayue*. aged 28 years and 2 months. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ao-OCT. 18. O Johnson A Co, J , T I Burroughs COMMUKCIJIL. tlio day tlie same prices could nol tr- The Cleveland I’laindouler save that Airs. Emma R. Coe, has been pursuing a course of legal studies, for the purpose ol qualifying herself for the practice of that pro. fession. CST A deputation of gentleman from Louis iana waited on Gavazzi, the Italian locturer yesterday in New York, to get him to lecture in that State. &T Wo regret to leurn ol tlie death of John K. Remington, at Galveuton, (Texas,) on the 18th ult., of yellow fever. Mr. Remington was well known in Alabama, and this Slate as the inventor of the ” Remington Bridge,” and the inventor of many other new brandies of mechanical indtmiry. VjT Tlie Washington, Gn„ Gazette under stands that the stock of the Wilkee Railroad Company, to the amount or ono hundred and fifty thousand dollars, was incorporated with that of the Georgia lluilroad Company on Tuosday lust; the remaining twenty-six thous and eight hundred dollars having boon return ed to tho hands of tho subscribers. Prize Fightsu's Riot.—On Friday after ___ noon the vicinity of Pearl street and Broad-- l our way, Neat.York, was the scene of a disgrace ful fight, in which about fifty persons partici pated* The riot was caused bv two notorious prize fight ere, called Dublin Tricks and Awful Gardiner—the latter, one of those who viola ted the law of the State the other day as a second to Morrieey in a fight with Sullivan. Gardiner punished Dublin Tricks by biting off hia ear, and both escaped upon tlie arrival of tha police. Sornc place outside of Christendom should be appropriated to such brutos, whero they might have a grand Kilkenny cat fight. If they eat each other up, ears and* heels, it would only be a happy riddance. (From tho Charleston Courier. ] Charleston nnd Nnvnnnnh Kail Komi. Meter*. Editor* :—1 leurn by information from New York to-day, that there is more in terest manifested there in this work, than my correspondent had observed here before he loft us; and that New York capital could certain ly build tho road if oura did not. No ono who is informed can quostion the deep interest in the work felt here and along the line. But the misfortune is, that until re cently, it has not assumed a definite shape.— The apathy apparent, I am sure, was not real. Charleston, though at one time wilfully blind to the advantages of a direct connection with Wilmington and the great Northern highwuy, when affixed, cannot shut her eyes to wlmt now passes before them. With thirty miles of staging on tha Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road in the night and through swamps, she seen one-third of the passengers taking that route. She must know, if she remains in the ml detac she is now in, without another out-let, that the remaining two-thirds, will fol low theirexamplc. The travel will go direct from New York to New Orleans, hy one of the threo routes. 1. By Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, and thence to Augusta. 2. By North Eastern Rail Road, through Charleston to Savannah by the proposed Ruud, thence either by Central Ilail Rood, to Macon and the Went, or by the air line route to 1'cn- incola. 3. By Wilminington and Manchester Rail Road to Savannah from Brauchville, by the Road, Which will certainly be built if w'e fail in the route from Savannah to Charlestou. 1 take it, the ouestion is, shall thu Wilming ton and Manchester (the deadliest enemy Charleston ever had) or the North Eastern Rail Road, our only sufety valve, be continued on to Savannah ? Can any citizen of Charleston hesitate ? Wi cannot recall the past, but we may make some reparation by attention to the future. ' The route from Savannah to Charleston, ia a link in the chain which must be supplied.— The air line Road to Fensncola and Mobile is as certain to be built as that the enterprize and public spirit of the Savannah people have faded in nothing they have attempted. The Savannah road ia obliged to pay, there is no artery more necessary to the human than there is to the body politic. The agriculturist are more excited on this road than ever before. Already a gentleman of the highest accom plishments, an engineer of experience, nnd a graduate ol West Point, of long service in tho army, a South Carolininn by birth and rearing, and filling a high position among us, has been thought of for tlie Presidency. Every thing is cheering. We sincerely hope Charleston will not be backward, and that wo shall have nn enthusiastic meeting, apd secure the appoint ment of delegates who, while not unmindful ol the country, will be true to the prosperity of ANCIENT CITY. A meeting of citizens for the appointment of delegates to a Convention of the Parishes in terested in the construction of the proposed road was to be held in Charleston last night. The Charleston press are unauimous in advo cating the construction of the road. Departure of mcitnier* from Havannab< York. For Phihulelphiit.—TUo steamship State of Georgia, Captain Collins, loaves Bttvauuali every altoruato Wod- uusdny for Philadelphia. For Havana.—The steamship iHaliel, Captain Rollins, leaves Savaunah on the 15th and 30th of each month for Havana, touching at Key West and connecting with tho Pacific Muil Steamship Couipauy'sstoatuersforCal* steamers Gordon. Capiain Urooks, Calhoun, Captain Barden, and Metamora. Captain i'ostell, leave every morning at 4 o'clock, for Charleston, eonuooting witn the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boats, and arrivo everv evening in Savannah at 5 iTalook, P. M. Mir Florida.—OrrOBlTlON Link—'The steam-packet Welaka. Captain N. King, loaves o very Saturday t iug lor tho above plaucs. departure of Cura on Central lluilroad TwoPassbnuer Trains Daily. Evening TVo 3'—Loaves Savuunah at 8 P. M.,and _ rives at Maoon atS, 1 * A. M., eonuooting with the South- Western Railroad toOglethorpo and Columbus, and by stagos thouoo to Tallahassee, and othor points South West. Morning 2Va»«.—Leaves Savanuah at 8 A. M.,and ar rives in Macon at 6)» P. M. eonuooting with the Maoon and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery Chattanooga, and with the Augusta and Waynoafa Railroad (day train) to Augusta; and (going East) i Railroad to Milludgevillefrom Gordon. BT It is reported that Simoon Draper has arranged with tho Mechanics' Bank of Na«r York, tp off his liabilities, and will resume homines** The New York Po*t learns that the liability* of Mr. Draper amount to between two and threo million of dollars. Gff* The Washington correspondent of the Now York Journal of Commerce writes : " That the Administration have come to the determination not to demand from any fo- reign government, or to surrender to any foreign government, upon their demand, any person, who roay be charged with crime, without an express treaty stipulation to that effect. MAOBiriCBNT^-The sweeper of the care on the Central Railroad at Albany found a package of threo thouaand dollars which some passenger bad uucousciously dropped on the floor. I ho honest man immediately sought out the loser, going from one hotel to another, until be found bun. For this service the mif-oinimoug person offered the poor men oue dollar! CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL FURNITURE COVERINGS, &c., AT WHOLESALE A RETAIL. W. II. CA1«UYL.’S CURTAIN STORE la Noe 1 tii) Choatuut-ste, Philadelphia, Corner blh-at., opposite the State Mouse. TT E has always in storo u full stock of French XX Broeatellos; Do. Satin De Laines; India Satin Damasks; Table k Piano Covers, Jbe. of every stylo and pr N. i*. Painted WIND Gilt Cornices: Gilt Pins and Bands; Gimps, Fringes, ds, Tassels, h DOW SHADES of all styles and prices; Bulf Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, 4o., ami every thing couutltirfur Cur la in* of the uowostParis Styles, and at the *Bweatprices. Persona sending the height and width of thoir window butt uiauuur: sou fasb of Godoy's Lady's Book. ...... ^ lU( '" 1$. u' cARRYL, Importer of and Dsaior in Furnishing Goods. 109 Chesuut-st., corner 5th-streot, aug 9 tf Opposite tho Stato House, Phi [a. 20 do Apples; 3 do Fulton Market Pig Pork; 10 naif do Fulton Market Beef; 2 do new Halifax Saliuo 3 half do Codfish, Tongues and Sounds; ft boxes Let onds: 2 Mils Smoked llcef; 2 do Smoked Tongues; half do Piokled do Smoked Herrings, new Maekerol, etc.; for sale by ALEXANDERS, oot 18 cor. Bull and Cougrcss-sts. FOR SALK. fl^O nrrivo pnr sclir. Funnio from Now Orleans Fall and Winter Dry Goods. W. C. WADSWORTH, No. 113 Coiigi'css.Ntrcct, Hiivnnnnlr I S now prepared lu oiler to tho citizens of Sa vannah, and the oounties adjacent, one of tb magnificent stocks of I.ADIKH’ DRESS GOODS, ever uxhlbitod in this oltv, consisting in part of ologai Black and Colored Brouado Silks, Rich Fancy Plaiu d . Plain Silks, fashiouable colors; beautiful high lustred Black do; lioavy Black Satin do Chines; Haw Silk and Worsted Plains; Common do Laiues, all qualities; Morinues ; Ladies' Cloak and Talma Cloths; Priuted and plain all wool de Laines, Alpacoas, Bombasines, Canton Cloths,Ponlyus, Ginghams, Prints, etc. etc. Porsons -.Till fiud among this large and varied stock DRESS GOODS such a variety of Stylos aud Colors that any taste, how ever difficult, can bo pleased. We invite particular attention to our stock of IlouHekreiiini Gomla, both on acoo int of tho (juality and low prices at which we are offering them. Amoug them may bo found 8-4, H-4,1U-I and 12-4 fine Bud Blaukots, Linen und Cotton Sheetings, J.inen aud Cotton Pillow Casings, Counter panes aud Toilet Quilts, extra large and fine Linen Damasks and Cloths. Napkins, Dowlas, Furniture Dimity and Chintes; Flaunels, ail colors, styles and qualities; Huckabacks, Russia Towels and Towelings. Ticks, Drills, etc.; Embroideries, Ladies' Einb'd Handkerchiefs, prices from $1 to $20; Collars, Uuder lldkfs and Sleeves to match; Edgings, Insertings, Bauds and Flouuces, very flue and rioh. Together with a full stock of Plantation, Fancy and all othor atyles of Dry Goods, to which w e invite all to oall and examine. Goods frooly exhibited, aud customers left to their ow njudguiont and taato to purchase, or look further. tf «*ct 17 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UNITED8TATE8 MAIL LINE FOR NEW YORK. To sail on Satnrday, Oct’r 22d, 11 o'clook, A. M. The snlondid fast going steamship FLORIDA, Capt.M. S. Woodhulf, oct 19 FADE fc CO. FOR PHILADELPHIA. To loavo Wednesday, Oct. 19tli at 9 o'clock. A. M. The now and splondid steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas araie, will leave as above. Cabin l’aasage to Philadelphia, $2U Steerago gilt oct 17 THAT NEW AND ■P1.BHD1 THE MILLS HOUSE, Recently Erected at tbs Corner or Meeting; nnd Qneen-ata. CHARLESTON, SO., CA., ND furnished in a style oot excnedeil nut of tho city of Now York, will be positively opened i reception of Boarders and the Traveling Public, on Tuesday, the 1st or November, oet 19 eodtNl T. S. NICKERSON, Proprietor. 19 W& , SJvittKJl npilE undersigned Physician# * —^ular system jf_Oyf” A N 5 fur lb. i Opening of Fall snd Winter MILLINERY GOODS, On Tbunda,', Oct. !!Oih. KIRS. TOMB W OULD respect Ail ly invite the attention of the Ladies of Savannah to the opening of lior Fall and Winter stock of Millinery, to-morrow (Thursday) at her nsw establishment. No. 174 Broughton-street. nearly oppoaite St. Andrew's llall. Having fitted up in handeome style, a suite of (apart- munts in every way adapted to the reception and con venience of her visitors. Sht will opon as above, an entirely new and elegant assortment of Caps, Bonnets, lleaddrassss. Flowers, Feathers, Embroideries, Dress Trimmings, Ao. Dress fflakiu(, In this department of her business she is prepared to comply with the tastes and wishes of hor customers, in the fnii a* will be taught at tbs Savani HO *“ “iTuiSmI.MrolM tha »- Mll. A.d tf. mnu of for r.nt. m.T uiw to Sad tho mount or ootMlUblnn their children, that robust and elastio strsnstlL ivh repele the attache of disease, and It particularly! eo meads itself to thorn. _ P. N. HARRIS, M.I>. GEO. F. COOPER, M. D. P. U. W1LDMAN, M. D. JAMES 8. MOREL, M. D. C. GANAHL, M. D. E. YONOE, II. D. “ W. WEST, I' ~ ceived at the _ r . • or Calisthanl HH _ (broad and small Sword) at $18, for a term of six months. oot 18 illcst and promptest manner. 119 MUM. J. F. DOE’S Fashionable Millinery & Dress Making ESTABLISHMENT, No. 10—Up 8talrii,Lilllbiidges’BiilldiiiK. BARNARD STREEET. [Opposite the Old Stand.] OPENING DAY.—You are respectfully invited to attend the opening of the Fall and Winter Fashions, on Thurfdsy, 20th October, at 10 o'clock, A. 51. Com prising all the latest styles of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow- 1, Feathers, Silks, Satins, do., 4c. Yours respectfully, Bavanuah, October 17, 1853. I 19 Yankee Notions. II. C. SCOTT &• CO., Ao. 176 Broughton-Street—Up Stair*. \\T OULD respectfully invito the attention of City ff and Country merchants to their extensive stock of Haberdashery, Perfumery, Combs, Musieal Wares, Stationery and Fanoy Goods of all descriptions, TOYS. Avery large assortment of Toye. 3m oot 19 For freight or passage apply to C. A. L. LAMAR. OPFOM1TION LINE. For I’alatl&n, FI. and intermediate Place* Leavet every Suturday morning at 10 o'clock. ■ r ssw w Tho regular steam-packet WELAKA, p reCant. N. King, will loave as abovo. For ininmmMwfroight engagemonts or passage, apply i board, or to S. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent. N. U.—Thu Fare to Uruuswiok is reduced to $4. oot 13 FOR DEMERY’MFERRY AND ALL IN- teruiedlnttt Lnndin|;N. Tho well knowu steamer OREGON, Capt. , will loave as abovo Haturday Evoning, tho 22d inst., at o etook. For freight or passage, apply on board or to oet 13 KINCULEY 4 THOMAS, Agio. P. 8.—AU freights under oue dollar, must bs paid on to wharf. The steamer OllKUON, having been trips between this o'.ty und Deuiery's Ferry, leaving liore every Saturday evening at 4 o'clock, and touohing regularly at all tho intermediate landings, Tho OREGON has been thoroughly refitted under tho late Steamboat Law, and accommodation for passengers both ample and comfortable, and has been placed on tho lino for the accommodations of the Planters and Moruhants on tho ltivor. For freight or passage, ap ply on tho Union Wharf, or to •5 di'.VwlM KINCULEY 4 THOMAS. FOR DARIEN, Hrunawick, Fancy Bluff, Jcffcraonlon, St. Mary'a, Centreotllage, and all intermediate landinga. rrmam w Tho new aud fast steam packet r n* 1 kssJ bpl AN rt lt Capt, Wiggins, will leave iKsMBOraslor the above planes on Wednesday morning, the 12th iuat. at |IU o olook. For freight or pussago, having superior aoooiumodations for passen gers, apply on board at Ferry wharf, or to KINCULEY 4 THOMAS, Agents. $T£r No Freight reoeivod attor U o'clock ou the morn ing of departure. kjr All froights payable in Savannah, aud all nder one dollar payable on tho wharf. FOR BOSTON. . The New York Packet Brig EXCEL, F. Tall- A man, master, having all her under-deck cargo Kengaged will have immediate dispatch. For froight of deok load only, apply 19 WASDBU1 URN, WILDER 4 CO. dsji WANTED. A small Vsssel to carry a load of Lime and Iriek to Beaufort, 8. C. Apply to out 19-24 8. M. LAFFITEAU. FOR BOSTON. The bark MAIilA MORTON, Capt. Bulkley, twill have dispatch for the abovo port. For Efrcight, of 2UU bales Cotton to complete cargo, to [oct 19j ROWLAND 4 CO. TO RENT. | A Brick House on Jones-atreet. Possession I given on 1st November. Apply at this Office. mhe VN _ I at present occupied hy W. Woodbridge, Esq. Pos session given 1st November next, oct 19-6t ROUT. HABERSHAM 4 SON. FOR RENT. A 'JYnnmoiit in Hoilgson’a Building fronting the SailorFHome. the Bay, ROBT. HABERSHAM 4 80N. Uemoval. M RS. DOYLK, will remove her Milinery nnd Fanoy Establishment, about the 1st Nov , from rougeton at., to the store on Whitaker-st., recent ly occupied by M. Premlergast 4 Co., opposite U. La ta rop 4 Co’s., after which tiino the former store will be to rout * ** Xo my Customers. 1 T AVIN(i obtained the assistance uf u first-rale XX Harbor, I am now enabled to givo immediate at tention to my patrons. My shop will 9 P. 51., and 189 Broughton-streot. ' punoheon Scotch Whisky; 1 do Irish do. Fo by loot 19] HYLAND 4 O'NEILL. 1)JG IIADIS, Binoked Beef aud Toiiouch — I bids, just received by HYLAND 4 O’NEILL oot 19 Yellow hank tobacco.-i5gr< aoich Champagne; (25 baskets Mumm do; 25 bas kets Uouche do ; 2ft baskets Anchor brand Champagne. For sale by A. BON AUD, oct 19 cornor of Bay and Wbitaker-streets. L IQUOR CAMKM.—%SU Liquor Cases of differ ent site, just received and for sale by A. BONAUD, corner of Bay and Whitaker-streot. L’ANCY B1MUUITM.—Wine Crackurs, Egg I’ Biscuits, Boston do., Soda and Butter Crackers. For sale by A. BONAUD, oot 19 corner of Bay and Whitaker-strests. oot 19 A1M1NM, RAIMINM.- 1,000 Book Agents Wanted To Sell Pictorial and Useful Works for tlie year 1851. #1,000 Dollars a Your. W ANTED, in every section of the United States, active and enterprising meu, to engage in the sale of some of the best Books published in the Country. To men of good address, possessing a small capital of from $25 to $100, such inducements will be offered as to enable them to make from $3 to $1 a day profit. 03TThe Books published by us are all useful in their eharaoter.oxtromely popular, and command large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars, address, (postage paid,) ROBERT BEARS, Publisher, ootl9 3 181 William-st., New York. Uudersigned have this day associate! with _ them m the Faetorage and General Commission Jnsiness Mr. OSCAR A. NORWOOD, of Collodea, Ga. Dr. Dunham's continued ill-health preventing an live participation. The flrm_wUUransast all biuii rrilE I X then Bnsiness The Cheapest Dry Goods BUro IN TilK city - . 8 Foi‘ Cask or City Acceptant.. BROUGHTON STRisT CHEAP DRY GOODS STOnr -148- T> A Fen Doort tail of Barnari.fi, WHOLESALE AND &ETAH tsssifrr —*4r *■* Foreign ami Domestic Dry most oarefaMApelected by one of the firm markets for ««h, consisting In pan of” 0 ’ Brown and Blench^c. MMrtlnw. Sheetings, Drillings. 8hlrtlaa 8trines n«( * Ticks, ooloredand Mourning CallosSs oolored Ginghams—tn tndless variety ’ 01*4 MB2EBB ©®®ISiS Q A large collection of filaek and colored biil « p,.h a. m ODGKRtf & WOMTENIIOLM’M FEN * Pocket Knives—a very large assortment. For F. W. CORNWELL, HOARDING. 8 nr 10 sternly Mechanics can find a comfortable boarding house on reasonable terms, by applying nt No. 33 Marguret-streot. Centerl^ situated—between FOR MALE OR RENT. A flue Brick House on Liberty-street, containing nine rooms. Possession given 1st November. Ap ply to A. B. MJJLUV, COTTON FACTOR, BROWN’M WHARF, oet 19 CHARLESTON, 8. C. THE Ct X the m solved, by t having elaii and firm of P. WiHberger 4 Son is dls- the death of P. WiHberger. All persons haviug claims against the late Una will ploase present them, aud all thoso indebted will make payment to Savannah, Oct 15, 1833. W. !!. WILTBERGER. oot 15 .1 CO-FAUTNKK8II1F. HAVE this day ussociated with mo in the busi- nrcs of the Pulaski House, Mr. Henry C. Maclvon- uuder the uarao aud firm of W. II. WILTBFRGKR 4 CO. Savannah, Oct 15, I8ft3. lw oct 1ft T3XTRA FINK 6VEIMJOATM—lTecM Xl< by late arrival, a largo lot of tine Over-Coats, ’ »). 147 H.v.st. PRICE 4 VEADER. r salo at 147 Bay-st. oet 15 1 /1N1 1 of fine Cotton, Lr sale at I47 Baj oot 15 I’ltici i VEADER. covers; Military do, oct 15 PRICE 4 VEADER, 147 Bay-st. reeoivod and for salo by ROBIN80N 4 CAMP. U NDER GARMENTS—Just received, Me rino Lambs-Wool, Silk and Shakor Flannol Shirts and Drawers—soino extra large sixe, for salo by 15 ROBINSON 4 CAMP. REMOVAL. JOHN M. COOPER So CO’S AiSJE) <3J©H3 PRINTING OFFICE H AVING been removed to tho rooms over their Book Store, ou the corner of Whitaker and St. n streets, and having boon greatly improved by the addition of new materials, they are prepared to exa lte, under the management of MR. C. A. HALL, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, cheaply, accurately and expeditiously, aud in a aupe- the Book Store, or at the office rior style of workmanship. BOOK BINDING. JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO. hive connected with their Printing establishment, an extensive Book Bindery aud Bi.ank Book MANurxcroRT, and are prepared to exeoute Book Binding of every description in the best style and at the shortest notice. oct ,B JOSEPH LIPPMAN, CO NO RES S■ ST., MARKET SQUARE. R espectfully invites iim attention of his frionds and the publio, to hia stock of Fall and Winter Dry (ioods, which having purchased on the most favorable terms, ho is preparud to soil to the advantage of his oustomers. Theso goods have been soleeted uuder his own inspec tion, and every artiole will be warranted to be what it is reprosentsd. Among hia stock will bo found the following, in vari ous qualities. A largo AhHoriinoiil of Furniture Prints. Kerseys, Prints, Flannels. Ginghams, Scotch Plaids, Chintzes, Satinets, DeLainss, Linseys, Cashmeres, Cassimeros, Alpaoeas, Blankets, Cloaks. Tweeds, Mantilias. A great variety Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs and House-Keeping Goods. Turkish Towels, the largest stook in Savannah. (•Ilka, Luce*, Hlmwlu nnd Embroiderlen. A large assortment of seasonable Silks—Watered, Colored, Brocade and Plaid; also, Silk Poplins. LACE CAPS, Cellars, Undersleoves and Cbemisetts. EMBROIDERIES, Swiss, Cambric and Jaconet Edg ing and Insertions, Cambric and Swiss Bauds. SHAWLS. Crape Shawls all sixes. Long Shawls 3 to 10 dollars each, Printed Cachmtre Shawls, Waffle Shawls in great variety. A full assortment of Carpetings, Rugs, Floor Cloths aud Matts, well worth while to see. RAG CARPETING for kitchen use. an excellent ar tide, and to which special attention is invited. DAMASK Table Cloths Whito aud Brown, Napklm and French Towels at various prices, with many other goods not enumerated, together with an immense stock CLOTHING, which will be sold at wholesoleonly. Country Merchants and others wishing to pure cheap Dry Goods, will do well to call anil examine this stock before making their selections. 3m ocf ' NEW BUCKWHEAT. E xtra fine Nnw Hulled Buckwheat iu I'J and iMVj pound Bags, just received and for sale by oot 19-31 W. G. DICKSON. Elownli Mill# Flour. T HE undersigned having boon appointed tho Agent of the abovo Mills, will be kept const supplied with the various qualities of Flour, and bo able to fill orders to any extont, either in Bbls. or Sacks. It is the intention of the Proprietor to placo his Flour in this market so as to compete freely with the Baltimore market both in price and quality. A fresh supply just received aud for salo at the dopnt. oct 19 WASHBURN, WILDER it CO. Agents. Lillis-, Latlis, Ac. I ’for sale, Iti nrrivo per brig Oliver Frost from 8t, . John, 120casks St. John Lima; 300,000 do Laths; 100 bbls do Herrings; M do Potatoes. Apply to [oct 19-241 E. A. SOULLAKD. MUNDR1EM. OA bbls. Stuurt’s A B and C Clarified Sugar; Ol " 60 bbls Stuart's Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 58 bbls Hiram Smith's and Paro Genesee Flour; 80 do Tredwell's Butter and Sugar Crockers; 40 boxes do Soda Biscuit, 50 bbls St. J. Molasses; 50 dos assorted Brooms: 2,000 lbs new Codfish; 50 bbls good Eating Potatoes; 20 half bbls No. 1 and 2 Mackerel, (new); SO boxes Beadel's 0's and 8's Patent Tallow Candles ; 50 do White Cheese; 2) 50 do Grant 4 Williams' 5’s and 8's Tobacco; 300 reams Wrapping Paper, assorted; 175 boxes Smith's 4 Buchan’s Family 8oan; 100 do Beadel's 4 Colgate's Pearl Btarcn. Landing from bark Maria Morton and for sale by oct 19 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. D OnikhTlC LIQUOR, &C.-I50 bbls. E. Phelps 4 Rose Gin; 100 bbls Ileotilied Whisky; 30 do Domcstio Braudy; 80 do New England Rum ; 100 do Sugar-house Syrup. Landiug and for sale by oct 19 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. WM. A. THOMAS, PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, No. 14S Broti|(liton-Mt., Mnv., Ga. SOLICITS the attention of tho public to tlio fol- H lowing named articles, vis; Hot and Cold Shower Baths, Lead and Copper Bath Tubs, l'aucy and Plain look Tin, Hydraulic Rooms and Kit«\ien Ran- ' improved patents for salo. Silver l’la- v«ra of . ... — Load. r evoiy description constantly c tl the _ _ ted and Brass hand. N. B.—W. A. T, pledges himself to de all werk en trusted to his care, in the most economical manner, and equal to any practloed in the Northern cities. Orders from the country promptly attended to. oot 17 3 moe* TO RUNT. A Brick Tenement lluii.se ou Jones-st., two Storys on a Basement, will be rented from “ * f November for ono vear—very suita- is lor a smau genteel family. Apply to oct 17 lw C. TERRY, Agt. M A line lot of MULES, just arrived and for LofNalt at D. Gass' Stable, at the lower end of G J i Hn.uahton-street- bJ U. 8- ALLAN DER, oot 17 3 Harrisburg, Ky. P OTATOES.—25 bills in line order, for sole by oct 17 WEBSTER 4 PALMES. BUTTER! BUTTER!! R eceived per sicainc Florida 8T1CTLY PRIME BUTTER. Choice Butter 4 pounds for $1.00; Fair do 5 do for $1.00; aud for sale by (oet 19-3t] W. G. DICK80N. U UOKED TONGUKM AND BEEF.—100 O Smoked Tongues; 2 bbls Smoked Beef. Landing from Koystono State and for sale by oct 49 CLAUHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. I HITTElt &<%—20 koge choice Goshen Butter; I > 10 boxes choice Cheese; 10do Pine Apple do. Tsm"-- ACON AND LAUD.—75hbdv.|>iii Sides; 20 hhds prime Bacon Shoulders, 15 casks Sugar-cured llama ; ii casks Sogar-curcd llama ; bbls and 75 kegs prime Leaf Lard. Landing and fur salo by oct 19 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. B utter, ciieeme, iierringm, «vc. 38 kegs selected Goshen Butter; 80 boxes selected Choese ; 1UU do New Scaled Herrings; 80 rsokages U and bbls Buckwheat; 25 bbls good Eating Potatoes, lloecivod per steamer and for sale by oct 19 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. BRIGHAM. KE tie by ELLY A JDEN 4 BUNKER. I DIE.—A superior quality and in fine order, j landing from brig Tallulah at Uabersham's wharf, r sale low hy ROBT. HABERSHAM 4 SON. COJIENS 41 Brandies and Wines. WINE8. 2 Half Pipes old reserve Madoria. 10 do and Quarter casks 8herry, 10 Old Port. 10 '* “ " " Low priced Maderia. BRANDIES. 4 Half and Quarter casks Odard Brandy. 10 “ “ •• •• JJ Dupuy. 4 •* “ " " Saserao and E In wood and bottles, lor salo by oct 19 Hennossy. HYLAND 4 O’NEILL Next door Marshall House. N KW C*A 1*H.—Received, a good NMunm.ni ui styles, for Men, Boys and Children, for sale PRICE 4 VEADER, 147 Bay-street. stoek of Dry Goods, to which they respeorfully solicit Brocadesdo, __ , _ , _ beautiful stock, Plain Colors do. among them Choooj and Broadway Browns, Small Fix'd do for children, English and American do, Printed Satin de Chenes, new and very handsome. A great variety of Mourn- iug Goods, Embroideries, consistingof ovory thing nev and beantiful. A large variety of English and German lloeiery, for Ladies, Gents and Children. Flanuels, Shirtings and Sheetings, Blankets, Qnilts, Irish Linens, Table Dam asks and Napkins, Kerseys, Plains and Osuaburgs, "—oct id Brown Shirtings, oto., etc. H ONITON COLL ARM.—Honitun, Lace, Cambric and Muslin Collars of the nowest de signs. Musliu andCambrio Bands, Dimity do., Frenoh Inserting Einbroiderios. Fine Cotton Illusion just ri ceived and for sale by oct iu Laroche 4 bowne. KEEN BAIZE.-Green Baizo KM, li» 4 und \X 16-4 Plaid and Figured Drugget new patorns' • s-.j —J , 'i oy just reueivod and for sale b i.arocue a bowne. large biso, for sale by ROBINSON 4 CAMP. HALF libln. Fulton IHnrknt Becf- Received per steamer Augusta, in store and fi salo by (out 16]E. O'BYtiNE. and for salo by loot 15] E. U'UYRNE. • Delta, COIIENS 4 HERTZ. rolls ol (iuiiuy in siore, fo MoMAHON 4 DOYLE. S EYNOLDM’ HAMM.—S00 Reynold*’supe rior llams, landing per sohr. Leopold O'Donnell, forr - ** CLAGUORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. ( 10A L.—500 tons broken and Bcrouuod Rod A.li j Coal, for salo by oot 15 CLAGllOHNA CUNNINGHAM F OR MALE.—A Man 98 years old, a good Blacksmith of good character, and warranted AiqOyto[oct 15]WM. WRIGHT. ^ Salt, Preservos. Candles, Nuts, Brandy Poaches and do Cherries, and Siticed Oysters in tin Cans, and Ground Coffou, all fresh aud fur salo by W. I). FORD. cuived and for sale by ooil3 JNO. B. MOORE 4 CO h 'vihlllNG TACKLE .—Fish tiig Rods, Km Lines. Floats, Sinks and Minnows, for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-st. s-Ply oct 13 113 LAROCHE 4 BOWNE. \17INDOW Mil ADEN.—Landscape, Bonnet f f Gothic and Gilt-Edgo Window Shades, with al the necessary fixtures. For salo low by 13 LAROCHE 4 BOWNE. IIAVANA MEGARM.-10,000 Nornecas, 10,- I I 000 Buoua Vista, 10,009 Loud res, 20,000 Caban os, lu.UOO Joso Frasquieras, Londros, 20,000 l’lorce 4 King, 10,000 Fornando Cortes. For sale by A. BONAUD, , 13 Corner Bay and Whitakor-strcets. FRINTEHM’ CARDS. GROSS Printers’ Cards just received, which i dire >t Irom tho manufactory, aud have been r order of extra good quality. Printers sup- men as low as thoy can bo bought in Now York, oot 12 JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO. 20 a J Aquutic Club of Georgiu, rilHE first uuntial Rcgeltu of the Aquatic Club of X Georgia, will take pluce at Savannah, commencing on* Wednesday, November 30, 1853. The following purses are offsrod by thu Club : For Eight Oared boats, not to oxceod 48 foot in length—ono purse $40U Six do do do 431s Four do do do 38 Two do do do 32 sept29 3tw—td M. CUMM1NG, t ♦^♦Charleston Courier and Mercury, pie; SOO buslicls Corn IUcui. 200 BUSHELS fresh yrmiud Country Com 119 DANCING ACADEMY. MON8. A. BONAUD. Respectfully informs liin 1’atrone, (lint lin will open his Academy iu November prox imo. on^whioh day due uotioo will ln> given. Paramattas, Black, I Neriaoei’ and Canton Cloths.* " ”***»■ “ Bombuun,’ Black and Colored Silk Mantillat White Clinton Crape Sham. Brocho.Terkeira and Frsnoh Meriuodo with « , B *» He signs* ° f L ° D * * nd Squfcra Wo ° l Shawlsol nliJSJ Lndies’ French Cloth Cardlum. LINEN GOODS. 4-4 Undressed Family Lines. Superfine do n., ^ masks, Hosiery and Gloves, UnderVesu and ihl* In those departments will be found our and well assorted supply. u * 04 * W(» BLANKETS and FLANNELS Particular attention 1s requested to thois .. , 1 confident thoy will bo found fnlly 15 per than can bo had elsewhere. Planters und Shii®!” invited to oxawino previous to purchasing, 1 * ro MntilneUi nnd Tweods for servant’s wear Black and Fanoy Cassimeros and Vestings for Gm.i 1 men and Boys. U8 * Embroideries, Laces, Muslin Collars Embroidered Robes, Chemisette, with a larxe du.ii. of L C Udkfs, very cheap Gents' Silk Pocket n,iw tjr Silk Umbrellas, Hoad Udkfs, etc., etc. u<Ufl • oct IS—3m T. A: L. McKENNa. _ _ - _ . m rivals Extra Black o nn Xu Green Toas, (warranted) Crushed, P#wd,r.i Clarified, and Brown 8ugare; Self*Raising Flour Pucksgos of 24and 6k ; 5 kegs Extra Goshen Bolur 5 boxes new Cheese; 20 boxes Sperm, Adamantine mi Tallow Candles: 6 baskets Hweot Oil: 10 boxesTom»i« Mushroom, Walnut Cateupt, English Pickles and .-mar?* . Bull and Cougresi-it., Monument Squire. TVTANTILLAH, TALMAH, 1YL Bilk, Satin and Volvot MautilUS: ci.ji. Satin and Velvet Talmas of the latest »nd 3 proved styles, by recent arrivals, at 10014 *P* KEMPTON 4 VERSTILLE a I ON HON l-OUTKTCSCbTCTT i.V oct 17 corner Bull and Congress-sts, Monunuit w, KM BROIDERY. C OLLARS—CliinmscUcs, Uudertleovet, Infom*' Robes, Infants' Waists, Breakfast Cans. Csmil* and Muslin Bands, all in fluo variety at WBlrs * KEMPTON 4 VER8TILL8 72 St. Julien and 195 Bryan-itreen 195 Bryan-itreets, Wart jpgs Range. IJ LOOK TIN, Water Dipners, Cups, elks J) Turnners, Fry Pans, etc. The best geode U »« H I<I<UHIN< . ) Dusting Brushes, for sale by oot 17 MORSE 4 N1QUOL8,115 Broughton-el i White waan, Stove, Shoe tod 1MM KENDRICK informs the Lsdiee of Savannah, that she has returned rrom the North J11 prepared on Thursday, 29th, to opens m? handsome assortment of Embroideries snd Millenan M aud will I prepared handsome assortment m cimiruiuoneo anu miiienarr articles, to which she solicits their atteution, No, in Ureughton-stroot, opposite Messrs. Horton 4 Itikesun Jewellery Store. 4 oet 17' H AY.—100 Bundles Prime Northern Hay, jrjJ. iug from bsrk Maria Morton, for sals by 11. HABERSHAM 4 KICK—I 50 M Grey, Hard Brown aud Soft made at tho Yard of W. U. Stiles k Co [oot 17] MINIS 4 FLORANCE ime ill store, uml for m| k |,y MINIS 4 FLORANCE. 7 B RA MM ANDIRONM, Brass Hoad Fire Dog7, Shovel and Tongs, Pokers, etc., for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, ” 102 Brysn-it. L l2L5j* b Z i Irik—75 | oot 17 \.f ALK.KRKL, tScc.—IU Packages new No. 1 1TJL Mackerel in whole, half and quarter barrel* snd kit; ») packages new No. 2 Maekerol in whole aad half barrels; 25 bbls No.3 Maokcrel; 10 Quintals new Cod fish; 50 boxes Herring, landing from schr.Gen.lliruy aud for sale by . oct 17 CLAQHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. I IME AND FLOUR.—One Thousand b»r- X J rols Lime and Fifty bsrrols Flour, landing sad for sale by BniOIlAM, KELLY 4 CO. I I AY.—til) hales prime Northern hay, ItndJof II U..I. a. I. Cl ® oot 17 v bark Maria Morton, and for sale by ROWLAND 4 CO. > Floor, a choice artiole, for salo b; HOLLAND k CO. 1/ I.«l Brocade ucade and Plaid and Plain Silks, Frenoh Cambrics tho newest pattorns, English and Amcrlcau Vritlt, just received and for sale hy oct 17 Laroche 4 bowne. Black Silk do, Etnbroiderod do, Cloth Talmas ii laiiociie 4 bowne. issortod colors, for sale by XT K\V RUCK WHEAT.-!*) half and quarter IN bbls Now Buckwheat; 25 boxes do. warraat(4 froo from grit. Just received and for sals by oct 17 CLAUllORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. CUA8. II. DURYEE. G U1NIV MTONRM.-Five tons Grind Stouts, in store. For sale by sept 28 COHEN 4 TARVEB. FLATS FOR MALE. r | 'll REE FLATS, belonging to the Union Slum* 1 boat Company, for sale low for cash. Apply t* oot 15 lm KINCULEY 4 THOMAS, Agti. WANTED. A HMALL Colored Boy to carry bundles. Ap ply to W. C. WADSWORTH, 15 116 Congroaa-strtct. 2 handsomo lot, different’’styles and silts and al very low prices, just reoeivod aud for sale by oot 12 JOHN M. COOPER A CO-, DANCING ACADEMY, St, Andrew’s Hall. MR. NICHOLS respectfully announces, that he will re-open hia Academy as abovo, for instructions, on or about the 1st of November.— Having spent thu summer in visiting the Aca demics of Teachers in Now York and Philadelphia, getting new Music and Dancei, he is prepared to teach all the different varieties of this Art. Terms, hours of celebrated Violinist, to assist him iu his olasdos. FLAYING CARDS. 4 NEW supply just received, making s HfJ i xv large stook at present on hand, embracing faaty Cards, Sportsman’s Cards, and almost every vsneij - County Merchant.suppliedsye^loryly. NEW UOUKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER &. CO. THUKSUXY, OCT. 13TU. flT HE Second War with Euglaud ; hy J.T. Hend- X ley. author of “ Napoleon aud his Marshals." Gleason’s Pictorial. Barnum's Illustrated News. The Works of John C. Calhoun—vol. 2, containing his Speeches delivered in tho House of Representatives aud in tlie Senate of the United States, edited by Rich ard K. Crallo. Salad for the Solitary ; by an Epicure. Venice : Tho City or tho Son ; by Edmund Flagg. For Sale. XT, The Y&tch Pilot Boat PET. She is of near ^m^47'tonS'burthen. Apply to JAMES KING, LCLAOHORN 4 CO. To Ucrclinnts. A N Accountant wialir.s employment during the 7-Jl afternoon and part of the evenings. Address B. through tho Post oflioe. 8 oot 13 1 EG dei forthe pi IAL CO-FARTNERMI1IF.—Tlio un dersigned have this day formed a Co-l’ar tncrohip, e practice of Law and Equity in tho various Courts of Eastern and Middlo Circuits, under tlio name and style of Marsh 4 Guorurd oot 1 300 T oct 8 -assorted sizes, for sale F. W. CORNWELL, 192 Bryau-st. MINIS 4 FLORANCE. s and Frames, also t i variety of pattorns. For sale by J. P. COLLINS, wt 12 19<)Bryan-sroett 30 kegs selected Goshen Butter, 190 boxes new Scaled llorriugs, 25 Ibis good eating Potatoes. Received per steamer aud for sale by oct 12 SCRANTON, JOHNS I>RAMS Ar* X> Hods, Firo Trivets, Shovel, 1 ANDIRONM, Kitchen do., Coal " i Carriers, Brass and Wire Fonders, Tongs and Pokers in great variety. For salo by J. P. COLLINS. S OUTIl-WKMTKHN R. R. MTOC'K.- 204 Shares for salo on favorable terms, by oot 18 8 C. A. L. LAMAR. PI . Crackers; 20 boxes Soda and Butter Crackers. Landing from brig Excel and for sale by CLAGHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. I ^AK AND FITCH.—50 barrels Ter; 30do. Pitch; 100 halos Oakum. Landing from brig Ex- Plaster daily expected, for sale to arrive, by * Q BRIGHAM, KELLY 4 CO. L ATIIN.—30,000 Laths daily expected per brig Martha Rogers. For sale to arrive by oet 18 BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO. £ 4Y.—SU0 bales prima Eastern Hay landing —" schr. J. Cohen. For sals by BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO. INE WI NDSOR, Gothic, Oval and Square Tea Tongs, in sets; fine do Waitere, singly, for y [oct 17] MORSE 4 NICHOLS. la " ‘i.0RS t * NICHOLS. I ADI KM* Talmas, Clonk* Mantilla* ±J —Just received au assortment of New Stylos of Ladies' Black aud col’d Cloth Cloaks; Black aud col’d Silk Mantillas und Scarfs; Black Silk aud Turo Satin Talmas ; Velvet and Watered Silk do, by oct 10 NEVITT, LATUROP 4 STEBBIN8. I ^REFARATIONM FOR THE HAIR.— Barry’s Trioopherons, Lyon's Catharion. Jayne's air Tonic, Eau Lustrale, Rowlands Gen. Macoassor Oil, French, English and American Pomatums, Oils, eto., etc. J. E. DkFORD, oot 10 Apothecaries' Hall. ioos, iw uoxes . lewScaled Herrings ; 28 Ibis Hiram Smith's Flour Roce'ved per steamer and for salo by oct 5»SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. New Full uud Winter Goods. rpHK anbscribers have received aud offer for sale, I 300 pair 10-4. 11-4 aud 12-4 Whitney Bed Blan kets, 50 do Crib and Cradle do, 2W white and oolored Counterpanes, 109 white Marseilles Quilts, 10 bales of Whito Flannels, 3 do Welch do, 10 do Red do, 3 do Yellow do, 29 pieces Opera do, 10 do Cor'd Printed do, 10 cases brown and bleached Canton Flannels, 1 do col ored do do, 20 oases bleached Shirtings, 1 do English Long Cloth, 5 do 6-4, 10-4 and 12-4 bleached Sheeting, £ UBSH UltBBN U1NUBB.—A wperior ipislitj of Qimb (Minor,^ui^r.c.Wed^.d fur Mooum.ni-.i, 7.0 KE DITTON A VEBST1UE II AVK now opened a largo and well XX Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Gocdi, *nlc“ they assuro thoir frionds and the public general!;. 11 difficult to be surpassed either in variety or quuitj - Thoir purchavos have been made upon such sau** tugeous terms also, as to afford great inducement* j® public patronage. In addition to a completeMd n»n«j sumo supply ol Dress, Fanoy and House Oows,s«v®“ as a general assortment of all other kinds of Gow* their line, may be found 8-4, 9-1,19-4, DulM Blsas«J» 8-4.9-4, 10-4. Twill'd do, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4 Grey do, IW. H-4, 12-4, 13-4, Fine Bed do, Crib and Crsdledo, »w tor Nogroo's wear, a largo stook of Plain and Ktm h at priooa as low au tboy can be bought any wbersoij® following styles : Sohloys Heavy Twill'd Kerns;r*. porior heavy English do, (a splendid 7 Vv.1 “jSt! Georgia do, (v. W.rn*Ke n.nge, n St. Jtill.n »nJ IPS Bry.ii-.tt' UUiHETUINU NKW.-W; li>™ O dir.otfrom P,ril»oholMlotorBo,l wSV ClStli Caps, wliioh *. invito th» pnMUj to onll null « nmlno—tnoy will Snd thorn v«y t c0 „ oct 8 170 Urouyhton-it, op. Bt. ipdf«W^l'^-_ S UCJAUM.—fr> bill., i.’ruthed, Powdered, Puht- rixed and A and C refiuod Sugars, for sale oy -«n i« MINIS 4 FLOBAhC*. E AfSTKUN UAV—151 bale. EmI«™ Whitehead's wharf, per brig Argo oct 4 For sale by OQl)KN 4 BUNKIB^ S imUHIBM.— SOU bbl. auporlluo Howtnl St Flour 200 bbls Etowah Mills Georgia Flour 150 ba^s'Cunningham Puro Uenssoo 28 do Hiram Smith's Extra — 80 do Butter, Sugar and Soda Cracksrs 400 bags Prime Green and Fair Rio C#“ #0 100 hhds do Bacon Sides 20 do do do Shouldors 25 casks Sugar-cured Hams 20 hhds Prime and 20 do Fair P Rico Sugar 15 do do St Croix 00 200 bbls Stuart’s A B and C Clarified ao HU do Crushed aud Powdered uo 100 do E Phelps and Rose Gin] 40 do Domestic Brandy , . ocMs 1,0 Itcduction in Price BOGLE’S MPERION FlDIDt For Restoring, Prcscrvingand Adorning the Hair, TO TUB KUZ.LOWINO LOW b ^ tB « eti- Bottles formerly sold at 60 ots. reduced ^ w •• *• 41 1.00 44 " ?!?- Raid- I S the host article ever known Jor cunD^ y noss, Dandruff, Salt Rheum, and Regie* ) skin. Whero every thing elso ha6 W■ » Hyperion Fluid baa effected a permenent cow Bogle’s Electric Hair 9y«i to a beautiful Black or Brown, ll ^f*! ,y lin proti®l 2 tuoinont itis applied, at the same H®* JJJJJjoEi* sortnenu and flexibility of the hair. K^ 0 * Iu e ff e cd ,fl , skin and oan be applied in any westhor. ^ nj suro and certain, whilst its vlrtoos are bej “ #r »t wheuovor used, at onoo establishes its sup all others. B /UnfiA Bogie’s Amole Shaving Is an artielo of rare merit, its mild and tt* ortios, prevent the skin from chapping. » the snddou changes or tho whilst the lather is both creamy and laswng * Bogle’s HebeaioDri For preserving and beantifyingtbe coSPjJ* during it fair and delicate, is without a jtfictJJ All these artloles have at<»od lh« U»t '“f” investigation, and are oonsidorod tob* worthy of graoiag tho toilet of beauty, t Thomas M. Turner A Go.
