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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1853)
tiAVANNAH MORNING NEWS. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2. 1853 THE DAILY MORNING SEWS. BY JOHN M. COOPER. wn.t.lAM T.THOMPSON. BDITUK. IbT r»rmma.... Sne AdoertiMsmenU TKUNIS 00 I TR!-W*WtT... ippZtrinboth paperf? Largest Circulation iu the City 11 iSAVASIHJLfflIo Wednesday lUornlDy, Nnv’r VI, 4M3. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted for the Savannah Daily Morning Ntwa.J New YorSi Potion Market. New York, Nor. 1., P* M. Thn Cotton tnarkei to-day wa* firm, with anleo of 8,250 bales. New Orleans Cotton Market, &c. New Orleans, Nov. 1. Ou Tuesday morning the Cotton market was ae- iWe, and up to noon 4,000 balea changed bands. Middling was quoted at 0 to 9Vt ccots. Tbs Cotton market continued active during the entire day of Tuesday, and the total sales reached 0,500 bale*. Price*, however, were unchanged, Tb« receipts on Tuesday wore 5000 bales. CoFFJtK.—Rio Coffee to-day was more active, and during tho past tbroo days upwards of 5,000 bags have been sold, principally at lOVfe cents per pound. The brig G. L. Abbott, Capt. Getty, cleared in Now Orleans on Tuesday for Charlestou. C harleston Certtoi Market. Charleston, Nov. 1. The sales of Cottor on Tuesday were 850 bales at extremes ranging from 8 to 10*4 cent*. Prices con- time as formerly quoted.. J«oan of the 8hlp Austria from Liverpool. The ship Austria, Capt. Te*sler, which sailed from Liverpool ou tho lGtb of September lor Chsrleaton, stranded oa Sunday morning on Cape Komain. The ship has bilged, and it is believed thai the ship and cargo will prove a total loa*. The steamer Charleston left Charleston on Mouday last, to rcuder her assistance. Maannchaaettn Democracy, den. The Democrats und Free Boilers of Massuchusotti have generally coalesced. The Democratic Convention at Concprd, New Hampshire, have denounced Ex Collector Brunson, of New York aa a traitor. Salk of Kkal Estatk at man pricks.— Messrs. Cohen A Fosdick sold yesterday at pub lie sale before the Court lluuse, Trust Lot, letter 1 divided into six lots, two fronting tho market, 30 b) 00 feet each ; two fronting Jefferson street, ■ixo; and two runuiug from Bryan to Hi. Julian street, 39Vfc feot frout, by 60 feet deep. The aggri- gute amount of the sales reached $23,050. Tin* property has boen vacant for some time, the build lugs having been destroyed some years since by u fire. It was owned, we believe, by the heirs of 31a- jor McCall, of Cincinnati. Moasrs. PhilCRICK A 11ki.l, also sold at the Court Ilouse yesterday, Lot No. 10, corner of Bryui and Jefferson streets, at present occupied by old and valueless wooden buildings, 60 by 00 feet, fur tin- sum of $0,600. Daring Bobbery—Europe of the Thief About two weeks since, a youug man of rcspectit bis appearance and address, who called bimseli William Btkklk, a Scotchman by birth, camo to this city, from Augusta. Home of his couiitrymen in this place took an active interest iu his welfare, nud through (heir exertions obtained for him the slluation of hook-koopor in the Dry Goods store to Mr. JosErii LirrniAN. While still iu the employ went of Mr. Lippman, Mr. Gkokuk Alkxandkii G rocer, ou Monument Square, engaged Stkkle In write up his books. Ou Mouday evening, uboui seveu o’clock, wbilo Air. Alexander's clerk war absent from the store, Htkklk sent the negro waiting boy out, aud during his ahseuce took Dorn the dosk of the store about $250, e*tne seventy or eighty of which were in amnll silver chatigo. Ppoi tbs return of the negro boy, Stkklk requested him to remuiu iu the store, and took his departure. Upon the return of Mr. A’s clerk, it was ascertained that the robbery hid been committed,and imnmdistr steps were taken to cause Stkklk b arrest, wbicl. up to last evening had uot been accomplished. The police of tho city wore employed, and with the aid of the lelegruph, we hope soon to have to record his apprehension. Upon the nrrivul of Stkklk iu this city, he ox hibited letters of high recommendation from well known grntlemon iu Scotlaud, which, it is now presumed, were forged, in order to more successful!) carry out his schemes of villiany. He is about 31 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches in height, light cum plexion, roman nose, and has dark grey eyes. Au advertisement iu another culuinu will more full) describe bis person, aud wo hope will lead to hh sjeedy detection. The Mngnsiiten. Front Messrs. John A!. Cooper A Co., we have re ceived our November uumbers of the following mag aaines: Harper’s Nkw Monthly, Thk Knickerbocker, Putnam's Monthly. The reputution of these popular periodicals if so well established as to reuder particular uoticet of them unnecessary. sr The Masonic Journal, ml Moutlily Muga Elite, “ devoted to Masoury, Science and Litera ture,” is published at Alurietla, Ga.. and ably editec by 8. Lawrence} Esq. This periodical deserves well of the fraternity, la its columus will be fouuu matters of iuterest to the utasou, pertaining to tin craft in all quarters, wherever a temple lias beet, roared by the sons of this " Ancient Order.’ ’ W< understand that aubscriptioun to it uro received b) Mr. B. Currell, in this city. Mr. Crisp’s Theatrical Corps. Mr. Crisp closed his theatrical seasou in Auguste last night, ^e eutertaitimeuts being for the benefii of the youug ladios of his corps, Miss Jank Dick ins, Miss Jkssaline and Miss Katk Mabgreouh The Constitutionalist In commanding the boneficia riee to the Augusta publio says— We have had occasion sovefai times to admire ami express our graiificutiou of Mias Dickeus, us u isie of superior merit. Her delineations of clisrsc ters iu comedy are admirable. There is a spirit, warmth aud freshuess about them which must ev render her appeorauce ou the stage pieasurablo the audience. Miss Jossaline has a Hue quality of voice, a ver) pretty faee, and a grucS and modesty adorn iior Ur porunent, which eviuces the brooding of u lady, with the dolicacy of youth. Wo predict for hers high position among our rising vocalists. Mist Kate Mucgregor has varied the performances by inuuy spirited auu well executed dunces, und it quite a favorite with the admirers of the Terpsicho We trust our ladies will evinco their respect foi professional modesty uud talont combined, as w» feel assured our gcutleiuuii must be attracted by the beauty and merit of the three ladies we have numed. The correspondent of the Charlestou Courier who, while in Augusta at the fair, met Mr. Crisp at a soeial party, thus writes of him : Mr. Crisp, in passaut, has been most favorabl) known to our ploy-going population for severui years, aud oil hero who have before known aud admired him, have been much gratified at the success which has attended him aud his well *e lected corps, and at the marked evidences he af ford* of a constant nud assiduous study of hb profession, of which it msy be truly said, “ Fite brevit, ars tonga." In the selection, and the get tmg up of pieces; in the style aud character ol the euterlaiameuis, and iu alt the conditions ol histrionic displays geuerally, the Augustiaus. thrn gli Alr.Crisp'auxeriionsaud management, have eujoyed a treat seldom furnished by an American provincial theatre. It ueod uot be said thut hi estimable and accomplished ludy is a leading at traction in the company, which, iu Fuller aud Uu; ton has also two decided trumps. Such is the character of the dramatic company who are about to pay their first visit to Savauuuh. We understand that it is the inteotion of Mr. Caisi*, if he meets with sufficient encouragement, to give us a theatrical seusou, of a fow weeks, later iu the winter. We hope that bis reception among us will be such as wdl^detarmioe him to do so. I3P* The Wasliingtou Mar states that there is on tht files of the Slate Department a written appli catbn for the French Mission on behalf of Jamxs Gordon Bkjvnrtt. The star says it will have this interesting docuineut brought to light when Cong roes meets. Bennett hiv-R characteristic article oa the subject iu his paper oa Saturday, in which he does not deny the statement of tho Star, but urges bis quail- ficatione for the post, aud intimates that be will ticipato the Star iu the publication of the docu meats. . CT* The British steamship Merlin, Capt. Cro- non, from St. Thomas, last from Bermuda, arrived ht New York on Saturday morning. A dread/bl cident occurred on board the Merlin to Mr. Sutter Chief Engineer, which will ao doubt prore fatal.— Jt was occasiooed by the bursting of the canuoo which he had fired for a pilot to take tho steamer Into port. He received severe wouuda about his head, scattering part of his brains upon the deck. QP*The nett amount in the U. tCTreasury and Its depositories subject to ibojdrsfi of the Treasurer M the ftkh uiL, wu 4s»,0W, 73C.W. Ship Asiioom.—The Charleston Standard says that some coasting weasels which errived from Santee on Monday, report a ship ashore on Cape Romaia. There wet to much sea that they could not approach near enough to make her out. The stoamer Charleston left yesterday to render assist- pp* The Charleston Courier regrets to learn that Capt. G. W. Hammer, of the bark General Greene, which had recently arrived at New Orleans from Rio Janeiro, died In the former city at two o'clock on Sunday lest from yellow fever. Captain Hammer was well known aud respected in Charles* ton, baviug sailed .from that port for several years iy*W# learn from the Alilledgeville Union that- dur ing the meeting of thu Legislature two traius will leave that city every day, connecting wilk the day and night trains or the Ceutral and Georgia Rail roads, with the latter by stage* from Eatonton to Madison 17 or 1^miles. This arrangement will make Mil ledgevllle accessible from all points. The Union says—In respect to accomodations, Milledgevillo, we unheosiutingly say, is better prepared than evei to accomodate visitors and the members of the Leg islature. Besides our spacious llotols, which are seldom crowded, except during the first fow days of the session, there wiB be open, eight or ten private boarding houses, which, alone, could accommodato two hundred persons. Visiters need not be deterred from coming to this city, from a fear of bad accom modations. The crowd will be large, but nur Hotel proprietors have a wav ol putting away large num bers, conveniently, which is not the case in other cities, a-i we have frequently no iced. Tho late fire has not in the least affected the ar rangements for accommodating the visitors to the city. Ou the contrary, it has extended the facilities for entertainment, by the opening of larger houses for reoeptiou. The C'hlnclm Inland Attn I r. Secretary Marcy has published a letter in reply to a communication from I aiah Foster, the father of one of the men who wore injured by the late out rageous treatment of the Peruvian authorities at the Cbiucha Islands, in which lie says :— I have to assure you that thn government of the United Statos is by no means insensible to the wrongs inflicted upon its citi/.eus in tho attack upon them by an antiod force of Peril, on board tho Uni ted Slates merchant ship Defiance. Ample rennratiou will bednuiHiided for thn acts of violence which have bccu perpetrutod at the Chin- cha Islands. We observe that an effort is making in certaiu quarters to induce our government to take steps to remove the presonl restrictions in the way of u free importation of Guano to this Country. If the Peru, vian government should hesitate in making “ mnple reparation" for the lute outrage, it is highly proba ble that our government will uku satisfaction in Guano— iu other words, that Mr. Webster's views iu regard to the sovereignty of those Islands will bu enforced. Since the above was written, we have met the f»|. lowing items of news by tho last arrival from tbe Isthmus. Thu Pmuuiuu Star of tho 10th till., saya; We learn that the Peruvian Government huvn agreed to ullow full compensation for tho insults und injury to the Americans at the C'hinclia l-lumls.— Owing to this urrangenioul tho U. ti. Minister hi Lima, Air. J. R. Clay, did uot find it necessary to proceed to the Islands, as previously reported. Ii is supposed the difficulties will bo arranged immedi ately on pacific terms. A letter in the Journal of Commerce, dated f»ul Ian, Sep. 26, says: AlcCerran is still in Cullao, limping about; I understand the Government hus offered him $20,000 for his part aud sixty for tho Government; hut I think it will uot bn settled as us that. At uuy rale AIcCerraii refuses to re ceive tho amouut- [From tho London Times of the 14th.] Aspect of the Wnr l|ueallon when (lie Hteniner Bulled. • time bus been lost in executing tho decision of tho Grand Council of Turkey. Ou tho Olh iu*laui Prince Gortschakoff received a formal summons from Dinar I'anliu to evacuate the lorritoriea of thn tiulluu, but uu iutiuiulion wusul the name time con veyed to him that, if ho required instruction* from St. Petersburg, u further deluy of fifteen days would lie accorded before the ncluul commencement of hostilities. This would drlay operations until the 24.h iust., and, if It is correctly reported that the instructions of Omur Puslm forbid him to cross thn Danube even then, the war chu hurdly assume such aspect as to interfere with any negotiation!, fur peace. It is probable, nevertheless, thut this overt decisiou of the Turkish Government will hasten tome practical result, aud this result, thore is roason to hope, may still bo pacific. It will bo seen that ut the time the groat Ottoman Council wus assembled, nothing was known at the Purkish capital respecting the view* of Jlussiu be yond tho fact that the Cxar lied rejected the modul ation* of the Vienna Nolo suggested by the Porte. The explanatory despatch of Count Nessolrode identifying the Note of the Conference with thut of Prince Menschikoff, had not transpired, aud conse quently, even the Amba»*adors of Frunce aud Eng land couceived it advisable to press tbe origiual Note, without the modifications, upon the acceptance of the Divan. With these views, they offered, iu tho joint names of their respective Governments, a special guarantee of that particu'ar attribute of the Ottoman Sovereignty stipponod to be uffeclml by the Note—the administrative independence of the Sul tun within Ills own dominions. From what followed, it appears probable tbut this assurunce was hy no meuiis unsatisfactory to tho Divan, but tliut it was deemed expedient, upou thn whole, to consult tho dignity of the empire and -he passions of the popu lace by making at least a demonstration towards open wur. Meantime, however, the Government* of France and Kugluud, bettor informed of the con duction mull*put upon their propositions, resolved uside altogether u Note susceptible of such false interpretation, and Instructed their representa tive* to appriso tlio Porto that Its modifications would be firmly supported, and introduced iu some new instrument unprejudiced by equivocations oi language. No doubt can be now outertained respecting tbe steadiness and consistency of the oppo.nion offered by the Wesvorn Powers to the encroachments ol Russia. That their representatives were perfectl) sincere in believing the desired object to have been obtained by the Note of the Conference is proved boyond doubt by the direct guaruutoe to this effect which they afterwards teuderud—a guarantee which would buvo placed France and Eugiuud under obli- J ations towards Turkey considerably more iiopera* vo than exist at preseut; uud it is evident thut Lord Strutford himself, whoso Turkish predilections have never been questioned, thought the Porte might safely and proporly accept the Vienna Nolo, even iu its unmodified form, wilk the appendago of a declaratory clause. Nevertheless tho British aim French Governments wont boyond this iu llieir re solutions, and decided upon discarding the whole work of tho Conference, when they learnt the uses to which Russia Uud beou nudeuvoi ing to turn it. It further appears thut, whatever delayb may have been occasioned by the incidents of negotiation, they have iu uo case operated to thn advantage of Russia; iu fact the position of the Czar is at this moment less fuvorablo than it has-ever boen since the commencement of the rupture. Tho terms now proposed to him include thu acceptance of u note directed expressly against the very objects of Ins ami'll ion, aud the admission of u measure avowedly unwelcome to his pride. Ilo is required to ullow conditions already accepted to be superseded by others framed with speciul stringency, uud, iu de fault of his adhesion to these terms, ho is left with the optiou of a war under circumstances materially more adverse to him tliun formerly. If delays therefore have taken place, they have not been to the prejudice of the l-.uropeuu cause ; but I is, that they have been almost wholly dur __ ... unfortunate mistah.e of the Vienna Coufereuce.— Let the reader recall the fuels us they occurred. When Russia put compulsions upon tho Otto man Government by iuvadiug tho Priucipub lies, Europe waa called upou to interfere.— There were two forms which this interference might take,—either war might liuve been declared against Russia at onco, or Russia might bo summon ed to retrace her steps, uuder penalty of such a con sequence. Tho latter was of course the alUrnativi- prvferred by tho European Governments, nor bus, Indeed, tho instantaneous effusion of blood beou any where advocated, to the best of our kuowledgo, ex cept iu certaiu eraiueutly religious priuts of tin country. Terms could only bo proposed to Russia '»)• a Coufereuce. A Conference was assembled without delay; it deliberated ftilhout delay ; and without delay it pronouuced its award. If this a- ward had boeu iutelligihly framed, aud if tbe iuteu- lions of its authors had bacu tinmUtakeubly ex pressed iu its language, the whole question would have beeu brought tu issue thero aud Ibcu. Unluck ily, the terms embodying the decision bos beeu bul auccd uud qualified with such prodigious care that the object of the entire proceeding wua loat, uud it became neceaaary to define aud establiah anew what Russiu might ask and Turkey might grant, without injury to tne security of Europe. This and this ou- lv has beeu tbe cause of the delay ; but there is one point ou which every reuder may most confidently ussure himself. Even if the negotiations should be pruiructeu for six mouths luuger, tne process would still bo inconceivably shorter tliau that of wur. Wo put uside for the luuiueut all that war might cost, and speak of tune ouly ; and there ia uot, we arc aure, a reasoning being who will utfirm that twelve mouths, or ten times twelve mouths, would have suf ficed to settle the Turkish question by ca appeal to the sword. The Emperor of Russia has now expressed him self, and probably with sincerity, ia favor of peace, aud ho bus even, as our reader* are aware, assented to the substance of such couditious us tbo Weslurn Powers thiuk necessary for tlio interests of Europe. That he should stop short ut such a point us this, uud accept the last extremity rather than couio to term* ou a matter of form, would he a course hurdly rer.oncileable wlUi that astutcuess of chaructur which few deoy him. All that is sought for ia se curity. A new Note is required for uo other reason thsu becauae'lbe original docuineut has been proved to be faulty. The justice of the couditious exacted is placed beyond dispute by the Caar’s o kuowledgement. Ha ggshMei hi* willing) accept and observe them. If he will only place this, his own resolution, upou satisfactory record the F.ustoru question will he once more shelved, and Europe will return with better assurance than ever K> the pursuits aud improvements of peace. Thu Faria correspondent of tbe Tiaeee, writing under date of October 13, 6 P. M., aaya :—I have not learned that uuy new fact of importance relating to the Eastern question ia known here in addition to tue lutelligeucu already commuuicaled by telegraph and the ordinary correspondence. Private letters irom Constantinople received on Tuesday, still speak of war between Ra»«,a aud Turkey as inevi table. 1 he question is examined in every poiut of view in thn** letters, aud the conclusion unanimous ly come to is that there is no escape. This seem* to bn tbe oniniou iu Constantinople even more than here or perhaps in England, and whether the coup he delayed for one mouth or threo mouths, come ii will. That desponding view of things it reudered still more ao by the conviction of the writers of those l«unrs| dial if indication* have bccu given by tho Emperor of Haasia of a willingtmas to entertain propositions fora pacific arrangement, they are only intended as « blind : that Ms object is to gaio time, in the hope of an insurrection In some part—no matter where*-of the Ottoman dominions; and that to obtain this, It Is to him n matter of indifference whether the Mussulmans massacre Christians or each other, or whether Christians revolt against the Sultan. It is asserted that Russian agency has never been more actively at work in that immortal mission than at the present moment, and the knowledge that such is the case is naturally a matter of muck concern to the Turkish Government. In the mean time ail accounts agree that the call for war is unanimous in every part of Turkey, and though thn Sultan is popular with his subjects, yet it would be as much as his crown were worth to attempt thwarting public feeling. Theso letters also speak of tho number of English officers, most, il uot all, belonging to the Indian service, who are now in Turkey, and who are con stantly on the movo from Varna to Shunila, and other parts of Turkey, whero there aro strong mili tary encampments, or to the head-quarters of tbe general officers. Some ofllcnrs of artillery iu the tame service hnvc, within the Inst fow days, passed through Pari* on their way to Constantinople, and have obtained letters of introduction to the Grand Master of the Artillery and other functionaries. Sevorul of these gentlemen, hnve, it is said,obtained loave of abseuco, and should there occur anything worth seeing, or sharing in, there is very little doubt that they will bo among the first on the spot. Near ly all tlio accounts that reach parties hero who kcop up a correspondence with frionris in Constnulinoplt afuide to the fact. I am assured, and there is nt reason to discredit the statement, that they are re ceived with markod courtesy by the Turkish func tionaries. LIST OP LKTT1 8 CHAINING in tbe PostOfflce^avannah, Ga. v Nov. 1,1853. Prisons wishing letters fro® this will pleas* ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS, [Published aooording to law in the paper having the largest circulation. 1 ALLAN, JOHN Ashe, Elisabeth A Anderson. John W Arbley, A 8 Avery, My sea H Aasiew, L U Allen, Joseph Albertson, Edwin 8 KTTBttM st Office,flnvannah DIED, On the 22d ult., In Ferry, Houston Co., Airs. 1IAR R1ET It. GURR, In tho 3Uh year of her age, daughts; of Jacob Miller, of this city. RECEIFT8 OF COTTON, Ao.-Nov. 1. For Central Railroad—tW4 balea Cotton and Mdse., to E Farsons A Co, W W Oarrard, W Wilder t Co, Brig ham, Kelly A Co, N A Hardee A Co, Hardwick A Cook, C llartridge, Cruger A Wads, C A L Lamar, Boston A Vilialong, G 8 Friorson, J Jones, W M Davidson, 8 51 Latfitenii, Loekett. l<ong A Co, Way A King, Hunter A Oammell, Cohon A Fosdick, J II Burroughs A 8ou, Both well A Smith, Rabuu A Whitehead, Ogdon A Bank er, T 8 Wayne, Hudson, F A Co, 8 Uoodall, Bohn A Foster, It Habersham A Ben, Lawson «(- Uodfrsy, and J COMMKKCIAL. MACON, NOV. 1.—Cotton.—We auote extre es C to V cents—principal sales 7^a8>i- Ft ices in favor of buyers—oflering stock light. Middling Fair lots, and refuse to sell for iess." New York Itlurket. SATURDAY, OCT. IW.-Cotton.-Thero hat been an active demand, at gradually itnproviug prices, aud tho matkei closes nruily at an advance ot ),a; 4 ot n cent per lb. The salts include .'II.'15 bales lor export. Mid low Mid fair toTair 10,Vail.'* Fully fair to good fair—a— Good nud Hue...... —a— The arrivals have boen from- houth Carolina 7K*8 lUjJalf'I Humphreys, Robert lluddletoa, James Hunter, Dr 1NQALL8, JOHN JACKSON, EMMA Jenkins, C H Jobss, Wb H Jones. Edward Joseph, John .Mary Johnson, Mary Aon Arnold, Marin A Jones, Hannah BAGLEY, CHARLES Johnston. Capt Geo Baker, Barn'l Jones, Priaee Barnes, Catheriao E «, Barbour, Robert K ^NF>DY, Wx Backous, Susan A Kraft, J°ftos Baker, Hubert Kean, Phillip Baker, Robert 8 Kennedv, J C W Barke, Ionian Eliaabeth Kennerfy. Mary G Bale/, Mary Ana Kelly, Fall , . Barnett, Jaae Brady, James 8 Bradley. Wm II Baker, Mra Stephen Blackburn, John II Blackburn John B Barden, Thomas Bennett, W H Bergin, l’aul Bergio, Michael Beety, Thomas Bellows, Wm L Brcece, S 1) Benedict, Ellen Bentley, Catherine Brick, Jos K Bryan, Mississippi Byron, Ellen Bryan, Georg* Ur>an, Goo W Bishop, Conklin W Brinson, Mills Brow iso, Henry Broughton, Peter F Boardman, Isaao M Holies, Wm J Border, Thos Brown, Dr A 8 Bourquin, Stephen Brown, John Blount, W M Bowman, J II Bolds, 8am‘l Browne, 8 8 B .urke, Wm II Export,from 1st to25th Dot. 1853.' 1H52. Cotton bales.18336 l.Vl Corner..—We note a very moderate demand, and a quiet but steady market, Sales tkV) bags Brasil at 10)4 all*, ceufs: 150 Ang'i.tura 10>* : 700 Maracaibo, 10%* II : lOOLaguayra, ll>a : 50 Java, U){ : and 750 mats, 11?4 ■ 4 and 0 tnos. Oats and Cohn —Oats are dull, but with a moderate supply priuus are firmly supported. Southern aud Fa havu slightly advanced, but other kinds are without aiatorialchauge. Corn has continued iu fair demand oxport and the East at steady prices—the sales are 70,000 bushels within our rango chiefly mixed Western id mixed Southern at 70a77 centsafloat and delivered. Hay.—Since our last, 2000 bales North river have boeu sold at 6Sa7U cout* for shipping, aud 75oSOo cash, for city use. Navai. Stoiikh.—Turpcutlne is in request at previ- ur rates—stock moderate. Spirits Turpentine has ontinued firm, aud higher rates are demandod, there being little, il any,to be had yesterday below 08cents for wi.ole pa reels, while some holders asked 1 a 2 oents Rick.—The market is dnll, without variation from '’ist quoted prices. The nt to about OH) tes at $3 parlor old crop $4 62>t oash. Flock.—The market for Western and State flour opened with increased firmness this morning, but at the iloso there waa less buoyancy manifested and good State van.freely offered at $ti 00. Tbe demand 1s good both for oxport and home nse. - The sales of the moruiug inolude 8000 bbts at $6 suj.'a G 50 for common to acraight state, and $6 43?{tG 57 * 4 for mixed to fancy Michigan su- 1 Indiana, aud common ‘i good Ohio. Ciuadian is held firmly at $8 75, Southern is firmer, with a moderate demand, and small sales at $G 87>.a 7 for mixed to straight brands. Whisky.—The market is a shade firmer with sales of g00 bbla Prison at 32 cents, short time, adding interest, aud 50 blids Drudge at 30, usual terms. Fiiovimoks.—Westorn Fork is dull, and prices favor the purohasor s small sales are making at $15 Kl'.alfi for Mess, and $13a!3 12>i for Prime. Prime Mesa is dull at 15 25. Beef isiu moderate request with sales at 7 75alO 60 for old oountry aud 12 25a$l3 for city mess and 4 75a6 25 for old prime. Lard is easier and dull at lUa'all^.forbblsand tcs. beef liams are dull at $IOal 1 for old, and $16 for new i arrive. Butter and Cheeso are dull, and unchanged. Cotton ia very Urm with a good demand. The sale* yesterday were 1541 bales. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Wales, was bolow at Charleston, ou the 29th ult. Ht Johns, N B, Oot 28—Cld sohr Jris, Lyon, for 8a- vanuah. Providence, R I, Oct 27—Br brig Albert, for Savan nah. Charleston, Nov 1—Arr, schr Chus Edmondston, from Brainbridgu, Savannah, for Now Orleans. Departure oi Mtennierii iTom nuvaimiiii, Kcyttonc State, Uardie, for Philadelphia, 9AM CANDIDATES FOR BIIEKIFF. Mr. Editor—Please announce Mr. MICH. FINNEY as a candidato for Shot Iff of Chatham County, at the ensuing election in January noxt,and oblige oot24 1118 MANY FRIENDS. Mb. Editor:—Please au n ouiicoMr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the eleotiou in January, 1854. jy 14 MANY VOTER8. To the Votere of Cbutlmiu County* Fkllow-Citizkns:- 1 am a candidate for the otfioo of Sheriff of your county, at the olection on tho first Monday in January, 1854, and respectfully solicit your support. M. 8. D LYON. To the Voter* of Chullmiii County* Fkllow Citizkns :—I am a Candidate for the office of BhorilT of your County, at the olection in January next, and respectfully solioit your support, oot 6 ALEXANDER THOMAS. ATHENAEUM. The Distinguished Artists, mu. AND MBS. W. II. CRISP, Supported by a full and HIGHLY TALENTED COM PANY, whoso Performances for the past two years have been attended by Unequalod Success, will appear lor THREE NIGHTS ONLY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY A: SATURDAY, November 3rd, 4tb and 3th. Beyond whioh time their present visiUcannot be pro longed. Dross Circlo ami Purquettu 75 cent*. Second Tier or Family Circle 50 •• Gallery 25 " o Mr. COOLIDUE, at tho A1ASUALL t tho MUSIC STORES. tor See Programme for the Performances. octSl •NOVICE. J MIE St. Andrew’s Society's Hall building having undergone a thorough repair, tho Hall and Upper onis are now offered for rent for exhibitions and other purposes as formerly. Apply to WILLIAM ROGERS, Treasurer. October 31,1853. WE the undersigned Engineers and Practical Me ohanics, having experience m the construction of large buildings, do hereby certify that we have examined the building known as St. Andrew’s llall in this city at the various stages of ths work in process of repairs, and havo no hesitation in stating that the same is non strong in all its parts, aud capable of bearing extraor dinary weights, whether in motion or otherwise, on all its floors, uud is ia every respect worthy of the confi dence of tho public for strength aud solidity. WM. MrWADLKY. lion. Sup., C- K. R- C1IAS. MILLER, Master Carpenter, O. R. R. WM. QUANTOCK, Master Builder. A. WEBB, Master Builder. F. BLAIR, Master Builder. October 31, 1853. 6 octSl sbPnUitNi'bMUENT’B OFFltb, I Alilledgeville and Gordon R. Road. ) Savannah, Ga.. Oot. 29. 1853. / \N and ufter Suturday, the 5iti November, twi YJ Train* a day will be ruu between Milledgsville auu Gordon until further notice. oet3l 0 W. M. W ADLEY, Gon’l 8up't. BUOAl> STREET HOUSE, COLUMBUS. GEORGIA. a Thu uutlemguud hue taken chargn ol this establishment. The house has been thor oughly renovated and furnished anew. The traveling publio will find his rooms airy, neat and clean, and his table bountilullj supplied with every delicacy the market affords. ("Omnibuses will always be in readiness to carry mgers to and from tho Hotel to tbe Depot and inboat*. L. T. WOODRUFF, Proprietor. IUAIj UOD8, tic row. and Shovels, fur sain by j nov I F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-st. S ’iUOKKD TONG UK» AND HA1.MON.— Just received, a tine lot of large Smoked Tongue a and fat Baimou, at BERLIN A NATHAN 3, B0T1 uiiiiarii, iieurj CARRIER. HENRY Campboll, Mi'll Carey, Henry Charles, Louisa Clarke, Sarah Charles, Fraak Carey,Susan Crash, Charles F Carmichael ft Beun Caste!low, Edward A Carroll, John Crafts. Mary Cauova, Andrew Carmody, Jamev C'apella. liariot M Clark, Sarah B Casey, Miohsel Charlton, Thos J Caiupfleld, Laura Clark, Hon Richard Carsons, Allen Case, Johu W Cavauash, James Caatin, Peggy Carey, James Carty, Thus Clark,John Corveau, Firman Clifford, Robert Clifton. Geo W Connally, Timothy Crosby, Mary Cole, Daniel Coin, Alicliael Connell, llanorah Cooper, Henry Cookiey, Wm E Coleman, Janjes Cone, Robert Cohen, Elisabeth Orook,Gtorge C Crowell. Jos L Cook, Frederick Coutant ft Co Coles, Mary E Coombs, Mrs M L Conoway, Patrick uouuery, win Conroy, I'atriok Conway, Tho* Cuuens, John A Cullenam, Brldjet Curley, Fanny Cummings, C DALL18, MOSE8 Daniel, Barah Darigan. Masty Davis, Hiram B Davis, W C Davis, 8 C Dawson, Harry Dawson, Georgia Dawsou, Elisa A Dawson, Josiah J Danuenfultssr, Wm Deraery, Robert Deasy, Margaret DeWllligau ft Porter Devirgin, Busan Devaney, Michael Dreger, John Horst, Furtus Divine, Mary Dwyer, Charles Dillon, Patrick Dickinson, Emma Dixou, Master Wm Dunegau, Martin Durland, James Dunn, Walter Durward, Wm Duffy, Ellon Dugau, Patrick Donohue, John Downey, PatTiok Doyle. Mary Downing, John Doyle, Muriah Doyle, James Donogho, Barnoy Keiffcr, David J Kelly, Koso Kinsou, Fcdorick F King, Anna C Kundsow, Gilbert A Kunkel, George Kunland, A G LAWLESS, ROBERT Lawrence, Leonora Larkin, Airs I auu, Usury Lcsug, G Lake, James R or Wm Lane, litnry I .arenas, Joshua Law, Ann M Law, Wm E I«aughlin, Patrick Laughton, Edward D Lewellger, MrsF D Lee, Mary Lewis, Harriet Lee, Daniol Leach, Martha W Lewis, J Lcffols. Georgia A N Lee, Thomas L l.uder, James F L> uch, Uanorah I.ineststaett, Geo H Lindon. David M Lyon, Thomas II l^ons, Mary Lucas, Maria Lund, Walker Look, Fedcrick B Lovell, Josephine Lower, Mary Lovoll, Mr Lovell. Payne Low, Mans* MAllONY, MARY Maxwell) Sarah M Malloy, Patrick Malphrua, Haariet C Marten, John Mathies, Joseph M Mackin. Mrs Mack, Dennis Maddook, I’atriok MAStock, Jacob M&dioo, A F May, Samuel Malone, John Marten. Nancy D Mack, Patrick Monturn, L Myatt, Edward Milica, Eve Miller, Thomas R Millon, C M Milliken, Cummings Middleton, Charles E Milledy. Judge Mitchell, A t Milieu, Cornelia M Moran, Michael Mooney, Michael Moore, Jane 8 Mulligan, Mr. Mundorf, Federick Mulvany. Lawrence Mulino, Edmond NAGLE, JOSEPH Naylon, Edward or John Neely, Louisa Nelson, Maj T M Nisbet, Thomas G Nichols, Thos G Nicol, Geo 11 ft Co Nichols, Thomas M Northcutt, J Y Nott. W 8 Nowlan, Joseph Noles, Mrs. 8 E Nugent, Johannab MdMAUN, JAME8 McGregor, Mrs McKinney, Honors MoAlpin, 8 MoLindeb, Mary McGaghran, Ann Molatosh, L J MoCue, Putrick McUor\van, Edward McDonald, Elisha Method. John C MoLougblin, Bridget McCue, Peter MoKenaie, Capt UUELL, 8AM80N Oslrioh, George Oliver, R J O'Donnell, John O'Keefe, David Oliver, L B Oliver, Mrs J E O'Connor, Luke PATTEN, FRANCE8 Paul, Sarah Ann Parsons, Silas l'ayns, Patrick Pardno, S S Potorson, John E Fealo, John Festal osi, Prof A L Psrry,Isaao Pringle, John O Phillip*. Joseph T Porter, F W BAN. 8ANTY Redmond, Catharine Remshart, Maggie Remshsrt, Daniel B Beese, IIou Air Riley, Patrick Mlvors, Jacob II Ridgeway, Mrs Ruth W Richardson, *" " Richards, J Bloc, T Q Rogers, J II Rogers, Almira Rogers, Col 8 F Rogers, Joseph D Rogers, Mis* C V Robert, John U Rowell, Mrs N Rountree, Catharine nomas ivoome, o u Exley, John Rode, llenry FLATLEY, ANDREW Hosslfuol, James I Farry, Charles F Russell, Henry A Fletcher, W D Fleatwood, John Fitspatriok, Harry Fitxharris, i'hos Fitxhonry, Auu FitaGeralu, Gerald FitxSlmmons, James FitaGerald, David Friedel, ilenrie Flinch, Samuel B Fisher, Sarah J Finklea, G E Field, Anna kinn, Bridget Ford,B Flourenco, D 0'8ulli»aa Ford, J.ewis, M D Foouielle, Joachim Ford. Johu T Forristcr, Thomas Flournoy, J J Fowke, Mrs 8 51 Folsom. Geo W GNANN, J B Gray, Martha 8 Gallaher, Catharine Gauyhdin, Peter Gallcgher, John Staples, Ebcnexer G Smallwood, John Stafford, Peter Stafford, G P Swanatown, D G Sapp, George II Harvin, Herman S Stack pool. Mary Sharp,A P Banders, Benjamin J Smally, John Steadman, Henry Wm Johanna Slieahan, Margaret Spoar, Lucy A Stephens, John W Shelton, Luoy Several, Charles Starling, James Sterling, Ann J Stevenson,John Bearch, Jacob K Sellers, Mrs Louisa So ward, lion Mr bhea, J:hn Shiver*, Arthurs Green, Scott Ureenflsld, Kathorino M Green, M.*ry J Grigor, Guurgo Giles, Henry L Gibbons, Alary Gibbous, Harriett Gillctt. Lucien B Goodwin, Jutne* Goodson, Mary A Guerurd, Jno B HANFORD, A Hart, John Hay, Sarah 8 Hurdoastle, Nat llauuaugh, Wm Husta, Autiou llaaoty, Wm Hance, David Harris, E S Harrison, W Hall, Patrick liaaly, Michael llauly, Catharine Harris, Mrs I. L Hay, Sarah Scott iiaiues, Haines Hance, David Harris, Mary E Harvey, James lluskt-y, Mr Harris, Capt John Ham, M ilaupt, 8 B llcnletsy, Bridget Uernis, Mrs M E Heal, Otis Ueuderson, Thos llerroa, Daniel Ueilmau, lleury Uernandci, Joseph G Simpson, Patrick Smith, Alargaret J Smith, A K Smith, Charles Scott, James C Scott, Annett Stakes, 8amuel Sommer, Ann E Slone, Johu Scobie. N C ‘ Hoffiotto, J B Solomons, William 8 Bunll, Abel D TALLIN, JOHN Theus, Beujainin T Treadwell. AMS Theus, Elisabeth Tiaon, Thomas Timmons, Mrs Mahoney Tyson, Middlston W Tnifley, Henry Thomson, David Thomas, Capt Wm Tool, Patrick Thompson, Drury Thomas, John Tobin, Thomas ▲ Thomson, Francis II Truohelut, Charles J Turner, Richard yaugIiaai, ELIZAB'TIl V ADDELL OWEN Wallard. Capt TO Watkins, Miss G D Wade, John Waite, Clarendon Wray, William Waller, R Walsh, Alice Walsh, Patrick Walsh, Maurice Welsh, Margaret Wells, MissE A CJ Ueriiby, Bridget Henderson, John llernandcx, Fanny libitinan, Capt ii £ ilenery, Petsr lia*«itt. Mr HcdJloston. Wm D Heirs of Capt Isaac Hicks Wiggins, Catharine lliggiuk, Mary “ * Uy nut', Mary Hiuelv, Israel Harris, Anue F Uickersou, Chan C llooner, James R liowson, Harry R S owara, Ellen onnker, Robert House, 8 C Holmes, John Holmes, Wm II Hood, Capt Hoffman, Wm L Uuion, John Hull, Audrew J White, Col John, htirs White, Rev George Whithurst, W O At Wiley, James Wiley, Tho* U Wiggins, Catliai Wright, Alii ton Wright WUI Williams, Joseph Robert Williams, John Williams, Mrs Allen R Williams, Mrs M A Woolley. Rev V Wood, Mary Wood, Henry GKUiHAN BALL. A (leroiuu BALL will be given by ue ou MONDAY, the 7Ui ol Novem ber, at the tit. Andrew's Hell, to which 1 invite my friends ia particular oa me public in general TiokctslJ-adm.uonaOeatlemanand two Ladies. JOHN RUCKERT, nov 1 td Leader of German Brass Band. uuure Clunts; 4-4 French do. For sale by larocue ft bowne. FOR RENT, £ LKASANT Rooms, with or without Boarding, situate la ft central part of the city. Baqnire at oAcc. 8 POT l ^ TESTIMONY rBOM LEE COUNTY— P3 Tho*. F. fKOLBK, oar Agent at Palmyra, •aye: M Jacob’s Cordial hoe giten entire satisfaction. II has cured when nil other mean* hare failed, and has been njted la almost every ease here. The Cordial «*4fl sell when there is Diarrhoea or Dysentery In the country, and I believe it to be the beet preparation that ia in nse.** ROY 2 fri 3 ^ DOCTOR R. 60UTHG ATE. (late of the Medical Staff of the Army) will devote his attention to the Practice of liie Profession in the city, of 8avanaah. Il* offers his Professional Services to' the public, and may be found, nntil further notice, at tbe Pavilion House. 18 no Oglethorpe AlaiaalLoaa Aamlntlen. — The regular meeting of the above Asso- VCSb elation, trill h* held on Wednesday, ths 2d last., at 7X o'clock P. M., at the City Marshal's Office in ths Exchange. 2 nov I UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR NEW YORK. To sail on Saturday, Nov'r 5th, at 1(1 1 U ' The splendid fast going steamship mmmmrn Florida, capt.M. 8. woodhnir, «"****"•• ‘•vi’tefir/mts; FOR PHILADELPHIA. To leave Wednesday, Nov’r 2d, at 9 o’clock. A. M. Tho nsw and splendid steamship $KEY8TONE STATE, Capt. Thomas . ay* as above. Cabin Passage to Philadelphia $20 Steerage " •• g Por freight or passage apply to C. A. L. LAMAR. STEAMSHIP ISABEL. OR KEY-WEST AND HAVANA. To leave on Tuesday, 1st November. Tho U. S. Mail Stcnmahip •I8ABEL, Wu. Roi.mns, Commander, .will regularly leave this port ou the 1st and Ifith of ea«h month, leaving hero for above ports on Tuesday, 1st November, lor passage only apply to _Mt2T CQ1IEN8 ft HERTZ. FOR DKMKitY’M FERRY, AND ALL Intermediate* Landing^. w* w The well known steamer OREGON, ■sgPCapt. Cromwell* will leave as above on Saturday Evening, the 29th inst., at o clock. For freight or passage, *Pplj on board or to _ •, KINCULEY A THOMAS, Agts 8—All troightsunder one dollar, must be paid the wharf. oct 28 FUR PALATKA, RAHT FLORIDA. Via Darien, llnnmrirk, St. Mary's, Jacksonville Picolata, and Middltburg, (Black Creek.) ’ inmm w D Thu new and superior stesm packet 8 F-. JOHN 8, Capt. James Freeborn, ■Jlvcax "I'Himiii leave for tho above nieces nn THURSDAY MORNING, 3.1 in,l.. ,„d coi.Un", to 1..T0 »T.r, Thnr^.y. Thl. bo.t hu been built .1- IIT...I7 for lb. trade, and baa l.r.e and alrr stale Room accommodatloni for paa«ennra. For freialit or pa.uao apply oa board at lb, Florida Steam Packet wharf near tho Oa. Work., or to CT.AOHORN ,(■ CUNNINGHAM, A.onU wVThe 8T. JOIIN'8 will make hor n.at trip to 8t Augu.Uno on Tburiday, tho 17th In.t, nor 2 FOR MACON, Ilawkinavllln nntl other T.inullimn. k Tha atoamcr CHARLR8 HAR- L^&StIHDQK. W. Taylor, maator, will meet with dt,patch aa atmro To-mor- w Freight rocolvod at Johnaon'a lower wharf. norS BRIGHAM, KKU.Y k CO. OPPOSITION I.INB. For Pnlntkit, Fl.nnd Interiiieillote Plnrea /.core, ever, Satyr Jav mornimy at 111 o'r/ori. - Th e’ "«”'“ r, ‘-»-h-ck.tWU I ,AKA. board,., to ".-TlTho Faro to llruoawtok it roduoed to ,4. FOR IIOMTON. Tho paokat.ohr M. E. WEI.I.8, Terry, ma>- will hare Immediate dl.patch for tho aboro —*,ort. For dock freight or peace applr to 2 T J OODEN A BUNKER. FOR FRFIOIIT OR CHARTER^ •n Tht■np.rlor packet aohr GEORGE P. MERCER, lllaboo. maa or. Applv to hor2 OGDEN* BUNKER. New jewelry Store. THE Undersigned will open on the .3d Inst., a Jewelry Establishment, at No. 155Congross- street, whore he will be hanpy to show his ipatrona a new and splendid assortment of Watches and Jewelry or all kinds. He has also tmployed Mr. F. STEIN, well known as skillful workman, who will attend to the repairing of /atches. Clocks, Chronometers, and every species of Astronomical instrnment. U. 81LBER. tf llorsi’s, Horses. <1_ _ TIIE subscribers have for salo a «h JJmTNfew fine horses, which they are u ill- JrgT^ Li (CL.ing to disnosoofrhetn. Thosewl*li-U2j- ' > purohaso will pioaso oall at the stare No. 178 on lay. WILLIAMS ft UUMPURIK'8. EDWARD O’BY HIVE’S GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE. Taylor** BuildlnR, Market Wharf, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. E. O'B. keeps oonstantly in stare ^Hmas largo stock of Gnocaaizs, Liquor Crockory-Ware, Boots, Shoe*, and Clothing. 11)0 lioxos Family Soap; 75do Palo do; KOdoNoldo 75 do Pure West India Ground Coffoo 25 do Fisher's Tobacco 25 chests Ponohong Tea 20 Cadies Imperial do 75 bbls Pholps* (Jin; 4U do Whisky 20 do Domestic Brandy ; 60 do Rum 4)t pipes Signet Brandy 2 do Otard do 15 bbls Port Wins: 20 do Malaga do 4 pipes Holland Gin 15 bbls Lamp Oil; 5 hhds Sugar 50 bbls Coffee Sugar* nov 2 STOP THIEF ! , * ,n apprehension of n tJPcM f person caUinghimself WILLI AM STEELE. He speaks with a strong Bcotah accent; is of a fair complexion, bos high cheek bones, and a high, sharp nose. His eyes are of a dark grey. Is about five feet seven inches in height. lie wore, when he left, a block Dress Coat black satin Vert, and black rant*. 8aid STEEf.E (taring 8M<m from th. .ub.crlb.r about Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, (seventy or eighty dollars of which wss in small change.) The above re- "'V.... 1 be ptid for h,# apprehension and detention until tho pronor moans for his being brought back to thliuity »nl.Ukou, orforhl. arrest If .till Iu tho city, that ho iuay bo proscoutod. * * GEO. ALEXANDER. HTORE TO LET, I N Hryati-street between Uarnanl ami JoiTcrsnn- streets, on tho north side. Possession givsn im mediately. Inquire of JOREPII LIPPMAN. 930 Kcward. T 08T.—Last evening, between Messrs. Ogden A I j Banker’s Coanting Room and the Oss Works, a POCKET BOOK, containing Two Hundred and Forty Dollars, in bills of Ten and Twenty Dollars of tbo K£W ADVERTISEMENTS. Ogden ft Bnnker’sConnting House. 6 Iteiiioval. W M. A. THOMAS has removed his Plumbing Establishment, in oonsoqnence of tho want of room while on Broughton street, to No. 15 Barnard, whore he will bo happy to see those who need his i vices. n ov ANTED—A colored Boy uboui Twelve years of ago, as a w liter, fto. Apply to ** OGDEN ft BUNKER, 76 Bay-st. W H AY & IIUICK—Landing from brig Carib bcc at Boltau's wharf. 200 bales Prime Eastern Hay 30,000 Hard Burnt Northern Brick, suitable for pavoments, for sale low from wharf by nov » if WM. CRABTREE, 208 Bay-at. O NUFF—SNUFF—Soullard'a Maccoboy Snuff Cj in Jars, Bottles, and by the pound; 8ootah do do do; American Oentleman do do do. A large and fresh supply just received at the Apothecaries'Hall, by u»v 2 j. e. deford. B it A 88 FENDERS, Fire Doga and Fir Irons. For rale low by 2 MORSE ft NICHOLS. B RYANT»H 1-111,IMIINIC WAFKUK—For Coughs, Cold., A,thm„ unit Influenai, a large ■ u rpjy on tiind. Th«y .re Tory highly recommended for the above diseases, for sale by JA8. II. CARTER ft CO., {A Drnggirt, Broughtou-st. I'KA STRAINERS, aud Tea Kails. Just r« L cctved by [nov 21 A10R8E ft NICHOLS. "I \1880LiUTI0N.—The copartnership hcrolo- AJ foro existing under the namo, firm and style of O'BYRNE, is dissolved by the death of ° B ^. r i no ’. a Prions haying claims against the said firm will please present them for rayment, and thoss mdeb ed will make payment to v « . . ... j6uN F - O'BYRNE, 8. r. avannah. October 31, 1853. or Tbo business will be oontinned on his own ao- nt, at the old stand by tho undorsigned. ov 2 6 J.F.O'B. stocks, Bands, Ac. idnrsifned.ftban Bonds. Wanted la Purckaae. Bank of theBtafee of Qeorgla and Bank of Savannah Stack. For favralment. $3,000 in Duud nud Alortgage on First Clast City Property. BANCROFT ft BRYAN, pot 2 6 No. 117 Bryan-st. N£W BOOKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER A CO. WKDtrgJiDAT, nor. |2i>. Scum's! Segan! T UST Rucoivrd, 10,000 Hlo lloudu, 30,000 Con- O solacion, 6.U0U Adelina. Also, 10 box< s Pancake Tobacco, and 10 boxua Crumpton's Four Acca; also, a fine lot Potar Lorillard's ltappee, Alaccaboy, Scotch and Irish High Tost Snuffs, /or sale by P. JACOBS, jl No. 29 Bull-street, 8lgn of Big Indian. WANTED TO 111UE. 4 Bluck Boy from 12 to 14 years of age, for which X liberal wagos will be paid monthly. Apply to nur 2 P- JACOBS, No. 29 Bull-streot. Kn AKPKR'ti Mugaziuo for Novoiuber. Feta Mi 1 niakerbocker do Helen Alulrrave, or Jesuit Exeoutorahip—being pas sages In the life of a Seceaer from Romanism—au Au tobiography. The AIonYs Revenge, or The Booret Enemy—a tale of the later Crusades; by 8amual 8pring, Esq. Tbe White Cruiser, or The fate of the Unheard of; by Ned Buntlin. The Star Chamber—an Historical Romance: by W. Harrison Ainsworth, anthor of ”Windsor Castle." fto. Tbe Countess de Gharny, or The Fall of the French Monarchy; by Alexander Dumas—Vol.2 recelved.jftt Triveti Stands and Fire Carriers. Just received by MORSE ft NICHOLS, 155 Broughtan-etreet. s Stablos, on Broughtau-street. tf WANTED. Situation to do Itousuwork, und ns tieaiusticss. . Apply at Gils office. 3 nov 2 M ILL IKONS—tiuw alii uml Tub null, crank*, spindles, stirrip irons, noddle hoods guugeous. smith bellow*, aavils, vices, hand and sledge hammers stack aud dies for sale by W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan street. W ANTED.—A girl to do bousowork, apply liU Bryan st |nov 2 tfj • H. BURT. LHNK SIJKUEUN’8 8PONUE—A supply J? of superior Cup Sponge for Snrgoon nse; also. Chloroform Inhalen, and a large variety of Instru ment*. Call at JA8. U. CARTER ft CO-, nov 2 Druggists, Broughton-et. D lMaKCTlNU 1N8THU0IENT8—A lew of superior quality, for sale by JAB. H. CARTER ft CO. WANTED. THE subscriber wishes to hire a Servant who Is s good Cook. Also, a good active lioium Boy.^App^r to oct 31 on Wright 8q., op. tho Court llou'se. WANTED. SITUATION ns Instructress in n private fmn- Hy, by a Lady who is qualified to teach the usual Jranchssof nn English Education. For further infor mation inquire at this ofllee. nor 1 TO KENT. nt thn Fust end of tlio city. Posscsidou 1st January next. Also, a brick Stable , situated corner of President and Ran- dolpli-Htreotn. It has the convenient^ of a large yard d a fluo spring of water. Possession given itnme- itely. I nov 11 6 C. A. L. LAMAR. ~ A wsssi w by 90 foot, • 200 bbls of Prime Moss Beef. C. A. L. LAMAR. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS! J. P. COLLINS, lnroBrEK and dealer, 10(1 llKYAN-HTllEKT, I H now rec*ietn«, and otfcrx for bals at very low prices, a largo assortment of House-Furnishing artides, such as: Crockery, Tureons, China, Plates, Glass. Dishes, Plated Teapots, fto. BriUnniaPitahcrs, Japan ft Bowls, Tinware, Gobleti, Castor , it— Knives, Forks, Hpoons, v» iuub huu Waiters, illy Glassos, Lamps. White and lVanoy China Diunor Services, White Stone do, Tea Sets, tag* her with every description of Cut and Plain Glassware. China Vases, of elegant patterns; China Powder Boxes and Colognes; Bohemian Glass Vases and Co lognes; rieb Cut Wine Bottles, China Jewell Boxes, and othor Fancy articles in greatvariety. Family Hardware, Wire and Brass Fi irons, Bhovols and Tongs, Lamp Wieks, \V low Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Door Mats. Lanterns, doid guarded and Plain; Fauoy and Ladies' Work and Tra velling Baskets-in short, evory article in the Uouso- Furnisliing lino may bo found at his establishment. Dry Goods and Cabinet Furniture exoeptei. nov 1 * Tumblers, Dooanters, Preserves, Fonders, And- N EW WHITE DEANH, A:.-lUbbl« i White Beans 2 hhds new Codfish 100 boxes do Scaled Herrings 60 do do White and Colored Cheese 100 do 8tar Candles 10 hhds Prime Bacon Bhoulders 60 bbls Butter, Bugar and Soda Crackers, landing T " E For Qo,k or City Ac ' cnta _ **OCaHToir8TREp T chsat A Ft" Doort Eaat of Barna.a „ WHOLESALE AND RBTftn ^OWN^rfLEACHtaSSf colorod ulDghuu-l. .ull.H V.rt^!' Broche. Torkeira and French Merino^ French Cloth C«rdl«,i. LINEN GOODS Imok, Hcotoli ni Riu.l, Dl.p.il, Toi't.'i 1 '•-“"•rti. HOSIERY AND QLOvS'n' CNDKUVE8TS and DUaT\^i,5 S . In thoso departments will ho found aud well assorted supply. d 0Ur u,u »l li?j, BLANKETS and FLANNEL!) - *. z tli.u c.u b« hid .l.awb.r., l'l.ntcr, aV/V 0 , 1 ' lo, '( inrlud to oitmino ],rcytou, t„ “ lkm m 8nttlncin and Tweed, far S« «d n ^?. cjr Cu ‘ imn^, ui IZ: KmbrolderleH, I.nce«, Itlu.lln Coll.« Embroidered Robes,Chomisotts. with a i... ” ofLC Hdkft, very cheap Oenti* BUk Silk Umbrellas, lieadHdkfs. eta. etc* Udkf/ oct 18 3m T. A I„ lit,,,.., I.ATK8T AHKIVA.CSOF ' New Fall & Winter Goods, EINSTEIN A EiKiHlIV No. 151 Congresi.it,, ’ TTAVL just recoivodby iMc,t atca .* a . , .11 aisortmentof aW(w, » ■ large 8TAF1jE DRY UOODH as Brown and White 8hirtings, col'd ilomul. out naljurg*, etc. d< ° f *' Unnel8 ’ Ut*. 8ILK8. The largest and finest assortment in this dtv pi. Striped and Fix'd Dress Silks, a large Y.ri.fr ,lla ’ Brocaded do ; Satin do Chenos, plain bl'k fiilki DRE88 UOOD8 ’ ,te - Muslin and Barege de Laines. fig'd and nliin r..w mores, Circassia* do Bergos, French and iKiIUImS* rinoos, Paranattas, Alpacoas, Sotooh Plaldi.eus M Shawls, Cloaks, Mantillas aud Circulars. * ini.-jij rarietj^jAlso, ail colors of cloth for Ladies* jJJJJjjJJ French and Swiss Embroideries, Uadenlnr*. Chemisettes, Collars, Infant Waists. Emb'd end iu,.’ Lawn lidkfs. Muslin andCambrio Band*, LadiJA Infants' smb'd Caps, Cambric and Swiss Ediinti !*! Inserting*, cto. 6 1 M GIjOYBS. w“Sd"''.t^* al "’ 0, ’ e,,k *" d L, «- CLOTHS. Bl'k and blue Broad Cloths and a variety of othir ni ore, Cassimeres. all kinds: 8atiuet«, Tweed*, Kentaekv Jeans, branch Doeskins, Satin and other Veitla*. 7 » « AU Lin f n *» Fumiehing Good*, Uoneriei Linon Table Damasks, a variety of Dreu TrimS and a great many other artiolos too nnmeroai to m«.’ tion. ~ and for sale by —7 1 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. CHARE EM iUAKSKI ACC, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 79 Fnyettr-Ntrcet, llnlllmore, Hid., O UTERS his profoxbional services in tho Irnnv action of legal business in tho oity of Baltimore, RarxKKKCRa: xoultimore—J. C. Wilson ft Co., Lomou ft Winter, B ft T. Voss, Dr. J. Hanson Thomas, Hon. W. L. Mar shall, Wm. Bchley, Esn. 8aivirinu6—lion. R. M. Charlton, Franois 8. Bartow, Robt. Habersham ft Son, l)r. J. P. Screven, Rev. T. L. Smith, W. T. Thompson. * Ciu no CO-1*ARTNERH1111* NOTICE. riMIE undordigneil having this day united A thoinselves undor the firm, namo and stylo of KING ft TAYLOR, for the purpose of carrying on n Geueral Factorage aud Commission business, tender their services to their friends and the publio, and re spectfully solicit their patronage. They may bo found at Messrs. Wav ft King's Counting Room, to whi they rospjctfully refer. MoLEOD KINO, W. 8. TAYLOR. Savannah, Oct. 31st, 1853. tf nov 1 Factorage and Commission 1IUH1NEH8. T WILL continue tho Kuulorugn und Commission A Businosson my own account, No.224 Willlam*ou' t Biillding, Bay-street, tf J. F. PELOT. “ that cough candy T S lllCE'ti Cough Cuudy all it is cracked up lo 1 be, isaqaestion which has become us common a* observations upon the weathor. Is Rice's Cough Candy ~~ good as it is said to bo, is a question which may ~ auawered by every man's next door neighbor, f ...rfect has been its success in effooting cures, tlut u is hourly receiving thf approbation it so justly merits, and tho prediction with regard to its oxtonsivo salo, has been more than fulfilled, for already has it found its way to tho remotest corners ot Georgia, Alabama, Florida u:.d South Caroliua, where it woara its honest * >la as a conqueror of diseaso. If you have a Cough hich you have a dread, be quick and try I*' * Cough Candy, ** for the hour cometh when no Notice to l*no(ieii|rcrM per Hicniiialilp limbel* r>AHtiENGKIlti for tills titenm&hip are notified that tho Stauui Tug Tybee will leave Waldburg liarf This Alorniug, 'clock, to convey Afails aud COHENS ft HERTZ. Morcliaiits' Bunk, Now York, in 8avanuah, Nov. 1, 1853. ANDREW LOW ft CO. D‘ B. raini, Bruises, Sores, Frosen parts and ilboumit<*L_, also, good for Cratup and Bilious CjIIo. Price only 25 cents, for tale by J AS. IL CARTER A CO., Pnfgirti, Brvughtoa-it. G i till HRUl’H.—ChauvoMu’s si r Vanilla Rose, Strawberry, Rasi and Tolu Gum Drop*. Also, Vanilla, nerior Lemon, iborrv, Bananu . . y , v. r ; * •-;—-lose Lemon, and i Jujube Paste. Just receivod aud for salo by I JOHN B. MOOltE ft CO. family quarto, both Oxford and Amor lean oditions Velvot and Morocco. For salo bi lo by UNAI. COOPER ft CO. /lOniMON PRAYER BOOK8.—A verj \_y large and hundjome stack in every variety ol style and binding. For salo by JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. A L prices. LIIUNIM.—Some new and vory fianiii and large supply, embracing all sizes and it rcoeived and for sale by JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. G 1 J ) A P I K R III ACHE GOODS.-Just .. L.. «*lyed, *P a * "took of tho aboro, embracing ables, Desks, Work Boxos, Portfolios, ToUel, Glove and Jewel Boxes, Backgammon Boards, Albums, Odor Cases, do. [nov 1] JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. I)ICTUREH.—i’luiii und Colored, Litiiograpli L and Engraved, all handsomely framed, a small Invoice just received and fur sale at importers prices. t rames may be ordered through the subsoribors * * ’ JOHN M, manufacturers pricos. - COOPER ft CO. R and i ET1CULE8.—in Calf Hit in und Morocco, • with and without Sewiug Apparatus, a very ueat useful articlo. Also, Ladius’ Purses. Fur tale by 1 JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. t >RIl>IE HAffIM AT 14 CENTS PER POUND.—Families and |llutol Keepers in want really good and cheap llama are respectfully solicit ed to call without delay at , BERLIN ft NATHAN'S, " n * 1 Under St. Andrew's llall. G OHIIEN BUTTER.—Just received, u fresli supply of Prime Goshen Buttor, and for salo on modorato terms at BERLIN ft NATHAN'S. STOVES! STOVES!! CALL AT JOHN J. MAURICE'S, No - I®,** nn «) l* Bnrimrd-.tveet. -rA> you will find as good an assortment .S3JI “‘tor. k la the oity—which oa ox.mlaalloa, mI Will oooipoto with aay; auj all of whioh will ho warranted to bake, boll or roaat, or the par- cboners can return thorn. Having an over staok of LAIMwE COOK STOVES, those in want would do woll to call, boing purchased last season at a reduced rate, 1 fool positive in saying 1 can suit any thing in the shape of a largo Cooking Stovo choapur than those purchased this tooson. Also, all kinds or Parlor, Office and llail Stovus on tho most mmodating terms and latest styles. Also, Tin Lead I'ipo of tho vuriousCallibre. Wooden Ware, of every description. Brooms, Scrubbing ana Dnstiug Brushes, oto.etc. Glass Lamps for Fluid and Caiupbiuo, Oil, ole. HOLLOW WARE of every kind. llaviug two of tho host Plumbers in the United State* 1 am prepared to run Water Pipes on correct princi- S les, of the best material. I would refer to work done i tho n*w buildings of Mr. Waldburg, Mr. Wm. Rems hart, Stoddards, Lloyds ane Circopelys, and numoruua other buildings in the city. octSl JOHN J. A1AUR1CE. TO RENT. M Three Two Story Wooden Buildings, with Kitchen separata, on tho corner of Jones and Purse-streets, will bo rented cheap by the year. «... MANKE'8, oct 31 Cor of Alontgomcry-st. and Bay lane. w REMOVAL. I'kR. KNOllR hue removed his Ofllco to coruoi ±J Drayton aud President-streets, to the roar ol tbs Lutheran Church,opposite the Court House. oct 31 6 A rFfcr.d AND PUTAT0U8.— Juii ro- r%. ceived per staainor a fresh lot of Northern Ap ples, Potatoes, and Italian Fig Pasts, at BERLIN ft NAJUAN8, Under St. Andrew's Hall. W OOI)—WOOD—300 Curds Primo Wood, for sale by DAVID DILLON. •b Foot of West-Broad-*t. :briqium, kelly ft co. Seminary for young Ladies, MRS. LUCY L. HOLMES, R No. 37 Hnrnnrd Street. LCElVEtia limited number of pupils—all* the Brandies or English are taught, and lS l!! cost* (lately returned from the North.) huen'tiud her time both in the English end French Dtpirimut .. KV.rXBXNJKS ; * Mr. Robert Habersham, Mr. OcUvus Cohen. Mr. Joseph Turner, Capt. Gallie, ^torke. Air. Gordon Guerrard, Mr. Bolomon Cohen, Judge Charlton. R* Wayne, Af. D. THAT NEW AND 8PLENDID UOTKL THE MILLS HOUSE, Rooently Ereoted at the Corner or Meeting and Queen-xts. CHARLESTON, SO., CA., A ND furuidied in a style not exceeded oot t( tbo city of Now York, will be P08IT1VBLY OPENED for the reception of Boarders and the Traveling Puhlie, on Tuesday, tho Thursday, 3d of November, T. S. NICKERSON, ort 31 tf Proprietor. B DRESS MAKINQ. MUM. J. L. UEUUUE EGS to announce to the Ladies of Savannah thatshe is again prepared to do Dreu Making, to. • Pulaski Billiard Saloon. THK undersigned having entirely fitted the above X establishment, is prepared to sou his friends and strangers viaittug tho oity, and lovers of amuMmtnt geuerally. His Billiard Tables are oqusl to auy in th* oity, and begs to return his thanks to the citizen* cf Havaunah tor past favors. Ue will keep only the belt liquors, lfo invites his friondsand the public to all and examino for themselves. R088 HOLLAND, Aft CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Cor. of Uongress and Jetteraon-stst, MAAS & IIGV1YIANN, PROPRIETORS. 11EYMANN are fully prepared todov customers, and to thoso who m»j iah, the largest assortment of Fall and Winter C'oata, M AAti A 1IEY to their oust ug Savannah, Fall a— , Cloaks, Over Coats, Vesta and Pantalooni in tun variety of approved style, for Gentlemen, Yonthi in Boys. Thetr •took ot Clothing will compete with Ml other in this oity, tor good material, workmaoihip u4 reasonable prioes. — also— At this establishment, may bo found a well itlxtri assortment of Cravat*, Hear fa, Stacks. Hosiery, Ob’* Suspondors, Shirts, Undorshirts and Drxweri, Uiu and Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valises, eta., eto., the whole of whioh is offered for sale lo* *7 _oot28 MAASft HKYklANN. A Free Fight- <( Count Me Out!” JOB PRINTING. TIIE Undersigned, fearing that he may beredoeed to the oondition of the " Kilkenny Cats," It bs msti>* uob the competition, informs bis friends in the buiioe* that he retires from the “Free Fight." All wanting Job Printing, are requested to oall at bis oBic*t and ho is conlideut of his ability to please, not only in stylo but prioo. GEO. N. NICHOLS, oot 27 6 Opposite Pulaski Home. _ Jlukery! Bakery!! 3 PIIE undersigued begs leave to inform *b« cid* L sons of Savannah, that h* will opon on ths uvomber, a Bakery at the corner of J*!* 1 ** 1 -?., Charltan-streets, where be will have the best of Fl«»r and the largest sise Bread for tlio price, bfii W» being cash and no cred«t; he will guarantee ; that h friends and the public in patronizing him will be •**- Tickets to be paid for In advanco and Bread for only. Tickets oan be left at the horge if required, or Broad qariied to any part of tho city. Cash system I the order of tho day with .. e. as I have lo*tenoB|h in by-gone days. What I have lost with bad will make up with good paying patrons, by giviogthem a larger sise bread, as oasu wflf move the ]* orl< *.' ^ B “ k ’ MT City papers copy. ,m * Dlusic, French anti Drawioi- M ISS J. UAGK, recently from the North. uommouce a Soloot School about the irit N vombur for tho instruction of Young MhWW “t French and Drawlug. For further partlottli»" at V. W. Skiff's, Bronghtau-streot, or at 129 Congrg*- stroet. tf -— IJltHtrilsSiON CAPS, Guu 1 Sorow. nt Nipple Wr.eeh.., (J«e Loeki,»“" end m Bryj^. | UST IIEC’U PKU MTKA.lliH- 1 " 11 ;; J Apple.; 20 do Pot.toe.; Smok.d TonniJ, boxes Cheese; Sealed Uurriugs, No 1 do, for sal* Z p oot 28 tu ‘ - OCNDKtKS.—Sardine.,Pietlnr, C.uep'. © sorvos, Pruues, laondon Alustard, Hwc Mackerel No 1, Salmons, Coudttsh, for sale by_ flB n oct 28 W. O Y 8TEH8—Tlio .nb.cnl.or will fill 'rW'™ Oysters, in tbo shell by tho barrel* Upon Raw and Pickled Oysters filled with promp* Ski.b, c UAWI.S.—Kiel, friiite.l CublM- O 8-1, 12-1 >ud 16-4 Scotch Pl.id *nd Fins; 8ctMl *«• ^"SvtlfEtBOWNIL. Boiudlug. a A FEW Hecbueie. caa bo accommod*‘« (1B1 good Board 2d door Iron tbo cora.r "'^,5 and Dray tan-streets. tt —rr / IOTTON df LINEN TWlNE-«‘«^ U and Alatrasx do; Flow Lines and far^by ( -UIO88.0UT SAWS, Mill V; all aiioi. rail aMOrtm.al la # ’'oct 29 BA “ USL1 3ffi^ P ATENT BA1.ANCK8 * Bcalo *'* —Small To. *->«jalWMgkS S 4,. H AY.—Prime Kaoteru Hay la ‘ OC, 2s“* a *“ par I IB. MAECIlirtl’S I / hereby most respoctfally bt** 41 * ersand Daughters of our country, for " n ., „tool'll is designed, and whose happiness y,l, by fresh supply just rooeived at the Apotherar NOTICE. fr0B1 Nef C IONtiIGNEEti per eebr. V'rgij« joB „ftM J ) York, will please attend * Hie r*e®f *\\ goods landing This Day at HarrU WJJ^ »* remaining on the wharf after aunsot, wi <
