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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1853 THE DAILY HOMING NEWS, KV JOHN M. COPPER, WILLIAM T.THOMPSON. KPITOK. Largest Circulation in the City 1 ? SA’VABTSYAlBIe ThtitHilny OlarnlnK, Nov’r 3, 1853* fl Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted for the Savannah Daily Morning Ntws.J Ckarleiioa Cotton Market. Charleston, Not. 2, P. M. The sales to-day reached 700 balea at prices rang ing from 6Vt to 1044 cents. The market closes quiet, the extreme rates of yesterday not having been suitained. Election. The election for Mayor will be a close one. The result is uncertain, though it is thought that llutoh- iason will be re-elected. Opening of Mllla Home. Mills House will be opened to-morrow. Nicker son, the host, gives a House Warmiag on Saturday to which the press of your city are invited.* • But that we are at present on the invalid list we would be pleased to accept the tendered hospi tality. As it is, old Nick, must " Count us Out." . Ed News. New York Cotton Market. New York, Nov. 2. Our Colton market to-day closes firm, with tales of «,500 bales. Dr. Byrd’s Table of the Mnierla Medlcn. We omitted yesterday to innko our ackuowlndge- mentstoDr.il. L. By»d, Professor of Materia Modi- ca,and Therapeatic* iu the Savannah Medical Col lege, for a copy of his “ Table exhibiting the pro perties and dotes of one hundred of Ike priucipsl articles of the Materia Medica." The arrange, meat of the table is very complete, and we should suppose that the ready and reliable information which it gives, would he of great convenience and utility not only to the praclitiouer but especially to those who have occasion to administer medicines without tliu direction of (ha physician or apothecary. The tabln is neatly printed by Air. Geumuk Nicii- ©la. Foa Flobida.—The steamer St. Johna, Capl. Freeborn, will leave this morning ut ten o clock for Florida, touching at her usual landings. Judge Htnrnrs. The Augusta Constitutionalist in an able article against any cliungo, by the Legislature, in the Su promo Judiciary of the State, after paying a high complimeut to Judge Nisbkt, and urging his cun tinuauce on tho Bench, holds tho following langungi in reference to the distinguished gentleman whose name heads thi* article. One word as to tho qualifications of Judge Starnes. Siuca comparisons are forced upon us, we do not hesitate to pronounce him the ablest inan of bis age ill tho State as a Lawyer, and in all the attributes, intellectual and moral, needful for the high station ho uow adorns—he bus no superior on that Bench or on any other iu our Siato. Intellectually, Judge Hturni# is highly gift ed. A mind of more searching analytical power, of more comprehensive grasp, of more dtscrim Inating acumen, of more logical force, is not often found and has seldom, if ever been called to pro aide in our Courts. He is not a mere case lawyer. He understands Law as a science und tests ques tions upon elementary principles, lie is a student and a mail of letters, lie was early destined by uu- propitious fortune to curve out his pathway in thia world by diut of his own energies and indomitable will, without the aid of family influence or tho pres tige of distinguished iiumes, whose friendship could smooth the way and mako honors and success tlm rewards less of merit tlinn of favoritism. Ho early learned to trim the midnight lamp, and to garner up iu the immortal treasury of the mind, those riche* which diminish not with the using, but are a blessing to the public, while they enrich and euuoblo the possessor. In the kindly qualities of the hoart which make men good citizens, ami which secure respect anil confidence among his neighbors, aud win on the ad miration of his Iriends, we claim for Judgo Blames a high place in the social calendar, lie enjoys in this ceinmuuity aud in the Middle Circuit, over which ho presided with unsurpassed ability for nearly four years, the very highest degree of confi dence and popularity os a judge—a confidence and popularity never yet reached by a Judge in this sec tion of the State. Then, what would be agreeable to particular sectious of the State iu the composi lion of the 8upremo Court Beuch, is brought into . discussion, let It bn borne in miud that no act the Legislature can perform in this particular, would be more acceptable to this section of Georgia, Ilian the election of Judge Sturues to the Supreme Bench, where he uow sits by Executive appointment. Had he not been promoted to ihut position from the Bench of tho Superior Court, he would huve boon re-elected, probably withoct opposition, by the peo ple of the Middle Circuit—this too is a Circuit where the whlgs have about fifteen hundred majority.— Such a compliment was iu store for him. Such is the estimation iu which he is held here. We feol confident that thero is not a man in the Stale, who knows Judge Starnes, that will not cor dially endorse tho seutimsnts of tho editor. Iu this district, whoro noilhor pilliics nor sectionalism are permitted to influence public opinion with refer ence to the judieiai office, we are very auro Ihut the Legislature iu reaffirming the wise selection of Gov. Cobb would have the sanction and approbation of all parties. IdB** The Augusta Constitutionalist understand* that sevaral gentlemen have it in contemplation to build a new theatre in that city for Mr. Crisp. The editor thinks that a theatre erected iu somo central aituation on Bread Street, and placed under the charge of Mr. Crisp, who is not only a good actoi himself, but su excellent manager, would do a pros perous business. EP Rev. James Gallauheb, late Chaplain to Congress died at Bruuswick, Mo., on Tnosday of last week Latest from China.—A commercial letter re ceived in New York saye that the latest advices from Shaughui are to the 7th of August. The in surgents were proceeding steadily, aud had occupied Shangtung. Amoy was still iu the bands o« a mob All was quiet at Canton. 13^* Honry Hopkins of Providence, died of by drophobia last woek. He was bit by a dog three months ago. 1ST John Mitcbel, who lately escaped from Van Diemau's Land, sailed from Syduey on tho 9)st of July, ou tho bark Orkney Lass, for Tahiti und llio Sandwich Islands. HT Two bright-eyed littlo boys, oue aged two and the other about five years—sous of a Mr. Hor ton, of Boston—died a few days since from eating candy which had been colored with some puisonoui substance. BT Dr. Janies McCliutock, the founder of tho Philadelphia Collego of Medicine, has resigued his professorship iu that institution. Mrs. Laura Starkweather, of Albany, N. Y., died last week iu consequence of taking oxalic acid in mistake for Epsom salts. Mr. Mcl.uiio, our new Minister to China, it is said, will take the overlaud roato to ludia, and goestheuceto Hong Kong, whore he will chance of getting ou hoard oue of the ships of the Jtpan squadron, aud of finding his way to tho gov ernment of tho Celeatials. Having no proper ship nt command, this is the only way the government can get Mr. McLane to his destination. Lynch Law in Missouri.—At Richmond, Mo. on the 15lh ult., a man named YVigge was liuug by' Lynch law, by the populace, for the murder of a very estimable citixen named Allen. The county court, it appears had granted a change of veuue, and as soon as tho prisoner, in the custody of tho sheriff, was brought out of the court house, he was seized by tho crowd, a rope was thrown around his nock, and he was hung to tho most convenient tree. Oua Consul at Genoa. — The Washington Union of Sunday lest has a lengthy article ou the eubject of tho late announcement in the foreign newe to the eflkct that E. Felix Foretti, an Italian by birth, but for seventeen years a citixen here, and sometime ainee appointed Consul of the United States at Genoa, would not be received by the Sar dinian government. The Union gives n history of Foresti, as a Piedmonte«e|rcpublican, who warred agaiott Austria, and was finally betrayed and suffer ed long imprisonment, while bis betrayer, Cairo Alberto (ainee dead) was rewarded with the crown of Sardinia. But during the European revolution, from 1647 to '49, Foresti remained in New York and the Presidentelects now to send him us an American citizen and a brother republican to the monarchy which have so long fought, and may have very soon again to fight, against Austria. 8he, therefore, intervenes now once more against us, and tries to compel the Sardinian government to he false to itself, and to refuse to our consul his exe quatnr. Sardinia is the uatural ally of Switzer land, and thereby hanga a talc. The Union aignifi cantlv adds: " If' supposing that the telegraph and other hints are true, of which the Department of Stats has nut received aoy official information, it is now inteuded to form a coalition ol monarch* to exclude from all Ike kingdoms of Europe any man who has ofliouded against the laws of one, tho antagonists of the admi nistration will not find the President either unde cided or unprepared. The Austriau goveriimnut, and iu proprietors in St. Petersburg and elsewhere, must learu that the United States cannot be brow beaten or tricked. " We have every reason to believe that E. Felix Foresti is, and will be, our consul at Genoa, or thoro shall be none." I From tho Charleston Courier.! Wreck of tho Nlilp Austria of thin Port* The ship ashore on Cape Komnin, mentioned by us yesterday, proves to bo the Austria, Capt. Tics- ukr, from Liverpool, of and for this port, with a heavy cargo of sail. which got ashiro at lialf-nast five o'clock on Buuday morning, as will be perceived from the subjoined letter received by her consignees iu this city, Messrs. John Fbasbb & Co., yester day morning: Romain Skoal, Nov. 1st, 1853. f Tuesday, 4 A. M. ) Messrs. J. Fraar.r tf Co :—Geutlomen—I wrote you yesterday, advising you of the stranding of the Austria on tills shoal on Huuday last ut 5.30 A. M., aud I have now to add that the tide ebbs aud Hows in the shin. At 19 o'clock this night the water was two feet deep on the starboard waist between decks. The ship is certainly materially injured. How sha has stood such a pounding as she lias been subjected to since her stranding, is almost iucredihln ; but ■till I think she may be saved should wo have ■pell of fair weather, with a smooth soa. The ship Iny yesterday afternoon in a very bad position; having a hard knoll of sand under her centre sho bent tu that 1 expected to see her break in two, but ut tho last high water sho whanged her position, and is uuw ngaiu comparatively straight 1 have throwu over ail the salt 1 had between decks with tho exception of about 300 sacks. The lower hold contains nothing but tall ami 100 tons of ballm The stoamer Charleston, which loft this port < Monday for the (impose of reudering assistance, reached the Austria at about seven o'clock tho same evening, and succeeded iu getting the passenger* from her with considerable difficulty—indeed iu at doing, tho fiiulo of tho Charleston was severely in jiired, and th« bout, ho was in, was lost. Tlir Charleston bus brought tho passengers to thin city. The Austria is a fine ship, capuldo of carrying about 3700 bains of cotton, and is ownod by Alossrs. John Frnsor A. Co., Capt. Tessier, and other parties in this city, and is fully insured in our city offices. The underwriters are making every effort in tlicir power to get her off, aud we trust that tlicir exer tions may prove successful. Work Chalked out for the United Hinton. A Spanish papor— La Pat, of Seville—in n ro* markable article discussing tho question of tho an nexation of Cuba by the United States, thus fore shadows somo of tho consequences which would re' suit from that initial measure :— It is incontestable, sinco the government at Wash ington has not taken pains to deny it, thut tho Amer ican Union aspires to the absorption of the Island of Cuba; and it is not loss evident that anco mis- of the greatest and richest of those European possessions, tho acquisition of (he others, or the repetition in all of them of the 8t. Domirgo slang lit —, would bo no difficult matter. Now, the loss of Cuba would import for Koglnnd the loss of Trinidad, which commands tho mouth of tho Oriuoco—that of Tobaga, that of St. Lucia, Grenada, the Urenndions, Harhadocs, Dominica, Montserrat, Antigua, Nevis, Ft. Christopher, Angui- tha Virgin Islet, Jamaica, and the numornus Melancholy Suicide.—Yesterday moruing an abandoned woman known os Mary P. Smith, com milted suicide by ahooUng herself in the heart, in a back room in the second story of the block wJjoin- ing tke Post Office, on Cedar atreei. An inquest was held, and a verdict rendered in accordance with the above facts. Some of the particulars ef ibis unfortunate wo- man'abistory are of a peculiarly melancholy nature. Wc learn that she received, in oue of the best female schools in the Stale, located io a neighboring town, a finished education, atid at the age which young la- di .?*.**.“. r » M r "!• **‘ *J> « co ™ To the Veter, .f Chathaana C.eutr plished, baudsomo, and interesting girl. But in evil hour, she departed from the path of virtue, and became dishonored. About eighteen months since she came to Nashville Hnd has ever since been an inmate of ono of the numerous houses of ill-fame which infoct the city. Yesterday morning, awaken ed at about daylight by her paramour, she arose, aud with the remark that sho presumed lie had be come tired of her, she npoued a drawer, from which she took u loaded pistol, and deliberately shot her self. Wo loarn that she was only about nineteen years of age.—Nashville Whig. ST The mayor of a certaiu provincial town conceiving that the clauae was in the plural num ber, always talked of a claw in an Act of Parlia ment. g nun., iisiou luspriica, v'ciooer i .——-1 no news firmed that four emissaries of Mazzini have been arrested. They betrayed themselves by tlioir conduct. When a gendarme demanded their pass ports, one of them drew out a pistol from his pocket. There were found on them English passpojis, pro clamations, and letters which compromise inney persons iu southern Tyrol. They also had 40,UOU florins. A fifth emissary escaped. Trouble Among the Cambrlitks.—The foi lowers of the Rev. Alexander Campbell, of Bethany, Va., have become dissatisfied with his cradlings on the subject of slavery. To remedy llio evil they proposn calling a convention at Cleveland, oil the second Wednesday iu Juuuary next. Mr. C. is iu favor of the gradual abolition of slavery. CANDIDATES gOR Mil B RIFF. Mr. Editor—risase announce Mr. MICH. FINNEY as a candidate for Shot iff of Chatham County, at the ensuing election iu January next, aud oblige oet 24 HIS MANY FRIENDS. Mu. EmtORn«ass~aunounceMr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for the offioe of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the election in January. 1664. jjr 14 MANY VOTERS. FKLLOW.CmzRns: -1 am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of your county, at the election oa the first Monday in January, 1864, aad respectfully solicit your •npport. M. 8. D'LYON. To the Totem of Chatham County. Fellow Citizkns I am a Candidate for the offioe of Sheriff of your County, at tbo election la January aoxt, aad respectfully solicit your support, oot 6 ALEXANDER THOMAS. Dxbtxuctive Fieb in New York—Loss of ^ l, **~New York.Oct.30.—Rogers’ Clothing Store, called Union llali, at the corner of Nassau and Ful- tou streets, was burnt ou Suuday morning. Loss $160,000. Insurance $50,000, Several adjoining atores were much injured. Three firemen were killed by the falling ruins, and threo badly hurl.— . Fowler's loss ou buildings is $80,000. The other tenant, were Salisbury A Arrowsmith, jewellers; Lessing, engraver; Shier., military goods ; Strong book-seller and printer j all of whom lost their stock and tools. ST Madame SouUg sang before 5,000 Phila delphia school girls, on Saturday moruiug.iu the National Theatre in that city. It was a beautiful sight, and the singer was overwhelmed with boqueu. A bible was also presented to Madame 8. ou Um part of the school directors. From the Fishing Grounds.—The Halifax Chronicle says, ioformatiou from the Gulf ol Causo, states that a fleet of about 100 U. 8. fishing vessels ware encroaching upon the Fishery at Fox Island, in pursuit of an immsuse shoal of mackerel, and ware commit ting depredations upon tha property and persons of ths fishermen belonging to that place.—In consequence of this report, Sir George Seymour immediately ordered the Bonita, Lieut. Bridges' to get. ready for a cruise in that direction. The vessel accordingly sailed. CT Frenbh physicians assert that one great •nae of people losing their hair, and also prevent- growth, it Sb$ dtiBking of greet quantities of ■«, mm virgin mics, Jamaica, an Archipelago of the Lucca Islands. It would iuport for France the lossofGusdeloupe, Martinique, Deseada, Los Santos, jAariegalauta, and part of St. Martin. It would import for Holland the loss of St. Eus tace, Java, Curacao, Oruba, and Buun Ayre. It would import for Denmark the loss of Sau Juun and Santa Cruz. It would import for Sweden the loss of St. Bar tholomew. It would import for the Euiporor Boulouqun the loss of lluytl. It would import, in a word, for Europe, the com plete abdicatiou of her power, of her representation, of her influence, of her iuteresls in the American seas, and the absolute preponderance of the United States, to whose strength nothing could, from lieuce- forth, be opposed. Telegraphic I tem* ol Foreign News. Bucharest, Sept. 30, 1853—The Russian troops e in inollou. Fifteon batallions of foot and tliir- ty-lwo pieces of artillery have marched through tho •"iwn. The army is distributed among four camps. The Russians have posted stroug bodies of troops with artillery, at those points on the Danube, at which it is considered tbo passage of the river may bo effected. Large a’or*sof provisions, tho presents of patrio tic Russians, have been soul to the army in tho Principalities. Prince Uortsclinkoff is on tho banks of the Danube inspecting the troops. Odessa, Sept. 30.—The cholera lias not as yet assumed a serious character. There had bueu no deaths within the last three days. Vienna, Oet. 8.—Measures are being taken to reinforce the troops on the Turkish frotiliei. It is asserted that tba new five per ceut. Loan has boon effected with the Rothschilds at 89. It amounts to £7,01)0,000 sterling. There is a clause dccluriug tho contract iuvalid iu case of war. On the loth iust, the Emperor will go to Muuich. Constantinople, Oct. 1, 1853.—A further levy oftO,000 men has been ordered. These troops, with the army corps of Syria and Arabia, are to re inforce tho camps hi Butueu and on the Black Heu. Tho resolution of the Turkish council to declare war was adopted by 60 to 3. Advices had just been received at Vienna from Constantinople to the 5th instant. They stato thut the Turkish manifesto has been published. They auto that tho Olmutx propositions have born reject ed by the Sultan. These advices are official. Malta, Sept. 24,1853.—The Amoricnu brig Po* tomac has arrived in our harbor. It is ussortud thut Ihu refugee Koa/.tn is ou board. A Dublin correspondent, writing upon the 12th instant, suys:-The detachments of regiments under order tojointboir respective corps serving in tliu Mediterranean aro *io embark at the North Wall for Southampton, where shipping will be in readiness to convey them forthwith to their several dealiua lions. Loaves of absenoo have been decisively re fused to rauny c Ulcers attached to the depots of such of those rogimeuts as form part of the Irish estab lishment. cr Loiters have been received from the Ameri can missionaries at Oroomia, on tho Persiau fron tier, stating that great military preparations were being made for the purpose ol mucking Turkey in tho event of war being declared between that Pow er and Russia. The Pashas of Van, Iloyezed, and Suleyraauia aro armirg tho Kurds and other warlike tribes to oppose tbo threatened iuvasion. Tho Per sian dream is to cupture Bagdad and revive theglo- War In Europe—Our A Washington letter iu tho Haltf rjjpvr- nKe so* Jing war I Sun says: The vtirrimr news of the impending war botwoou Russia and Turkey necessarily excitea much iuter est here, for it becomes the Government of the greatest commercial uation iu the world to look alter the interests which may possibly become iu- volved iu the controversy. It is evideut that our new administration ia disposed to do something fur the navy, and that is the first step to tie tukcu fur the protection of the houor of our flag aud ihe in tercsts of our comuierco and navigation. The ad ministration will now be bettor employed than ii the vaiu attempt to hold a balance between tin “ sections’’ of the democratic party. They wil fiud exercise for all their wisdom and energy in aL attention to the general interests of tliu couutry. Had the proposition of Mr. Stanlou, tho ebairmau of the committee on naval affairs, been carried out, the Government would not uow bo destitute of the means to seud abroad a minister or a dispatch. The uavy of the United States is notoriously far behind our commercial marine, io every respect, aut. especially in regard to construction and ma chinery for steam vessels. This deficiency could, us is believed, bo easily remedied. The adoption of a retired list of officers, aud the increase of the number of effective vessels, aud especially of steamers, in tba service, will be urged upou Con gress at the next sessiou. FUNERAL INVITATION. The frionds aud acquaintances of E. T. Cooke, J. G. Cooke and S. A. Patot, are invited to attend the funer al of Mrs. MARTHA M. COOKE, wife of the first named, frnm the residence of her husband on Liberty street, one door East of Drayton, This Morning, •’clock. DIED. At his residence in Tattnall County, Ga., c 28th October, IH53, Mr. STEPHEN MATLOCK, aged eighty rears, lie has left a largo family and numer ous frionds U mourn their loss. He bore hie long and painful illness without a murmur or groan, craving death to end his suffering, having the aeiuranco of a blest immortality, beyond tins vale of tears. ‘ An hui iiuau.the noblest work of God." Kahunft Whitehead, Boston A Villalongn, W W Gar rard. W Wilder A Co, C Hartridgu, Win P Yonge, Keed A Tison, E Parsons A Co, Huntor A Gaminoll, laockett, Lung A Co, T H Wayne, Webestur A Palmes, A Bell, U II Duryee, J F lUiuillon, XVm Duncan, Bo*h- well A Smith, Franklin A Brantley, N A Hardee A Co, Hardwick A Cook, and Ogden A Hunker. CONSIGNEES. Per brig Marcia, from IJoston— Mdse, to O Johnson A Co, T 8 Wayne. Verstille A Butler, E F Wood A Co, J Jones. M A Cohen, T R Mills, Claghorn A Cunningham, W Heidt, G 11 Johnston, J A Brown, aud Crane <(- Kodgejs. Per sohr Patrick llonry, from New York—Mdso, to I W Morrell A Co, T 8 Wuyno M A Cohen, Washburn, WildorA Co. Morse A Nichols. Teloi Reilly. can. CD _ Laffiteau Johnson I Jesseo, C Uariridge, J liCarter A Co, D O'Conner, and order. COMMERCIAL# NEW ORLEANS, NOV. l.-8uperfine Flour is worth from $6.90a$7 per bbl. Corn is dull at from 65a70o per bushel. Mess Pork is quoted at $16 per bbl. Rice is dull at $5.25 per owt of the new crop. Exchange sight on New York rates at three-quarters per cent premium. The U. S. mail steamship Texas, Captain Place, has sailed for Vora Crux. AUOU8TA, NOV. S.—Cottok.—The lowor qualities re still neglected, aud we huve but littlo chanco to no tice in prices, but. for grades ranging above Middling, there has been an advanco during the woek of full half cent per pound. The reoolpts are vory light and buy ers very strict in thoir classification. The offering stock is also light, and holders show but littls disposi tion to sell unless they can get their own prices. The advices daily reosivod from planters in tho interior, who have Cotton ou hand for sal;, is that the recent frost has materially shortened their crop ami ordering their Cotton withdrawn from the market. Qualities above Middling Fair are scarce, and when put on the market readily bring our quotations. QUOTATIONS. Inferior and Ordinary 7 (0)7^ Middling 8L(q> Good Middling 9)'^ pC Middling Fair — (<$ Fair to Fully Fair 9Ji(5)lO Molaiszs.—Stock moderate, and prices tending up. wards. Cuba is selling at 25a27 for good, aud New Or leans at 33a37. There is some Trinidad in market hold at 28 cents. Salt.—This article is getting scarce and there ia but little left iu flret hands. 8aies have boen reported this weok of about 1200 sacks, in two lots, from store, at $1.70, oash. Retailing from store, at $1.75. 1863. 1852. ..13,223 KUn 1,412 2,362 On Wharf and Boats 156 404 Total .14,791 16,177 SHIPMENT OF COTTON • savannah A cuarles- IST OGTOHEU. 9.«8 4,778 26,867 VltOM AUGUSTA i CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL. FURNITURE COVERINGS^*.©., AT WHOLESALE A DETAIL. We H. €AKBYJL*S OURTAIN STORE Xe Tim, 160 Cheatnut-at., Philadelphia, S Comer 6lA-st., opjforite tha State House. E has always iu store a full stoek of Freneb . BrooaUUss; Do. Batin Do Laines; Lace aad Muslin Curtains •▼•ry style and price. N. Y. Painted WINDOW Table A Piano Covers, Ae. Gilt Cornices; Gilt Pins and Baadst Gimps, Fringes, Cords, Tassels, Ae. SHADES of all styles and prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac., and every thing comylstr/or Curtains of the uewestParis styles, and at ths lowest prices. .Persons sending the height and width of their window mimes, can hare thoir Curtain* made and trimmed in the beet manner: sec fashion Plates in August number of Godey's Lady's Book. Steamers, Hotels, car builders, and dealers generally, supplied at tha lowest wholesale prices. . W. H. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Goods, „ 169 Chesnut-st., corner 6th-*treet, tf Opposite the State House. Phi|a. ATHENAEUM. The Distinguished Artists, MU. AND mats. W. II. CRISP, Supported by a full and HIGHLY TALENTED COM PANY, whose Performances for the past two years have been attended by Unoqualed Suoeess, will appear for three nights only. TUCRHDAY. FltlDAY & SATURDAY, November ,'Jrd, 4th and ||lb. Bajouil wliiolitluia their pre.eut vi.it cannot bo pro- [ongcu. * Dress Circle and 1'arqiieHo 75 cents. Second Tier or Family Circle 50 « Gallery 05 u ffjff"can be socured hy application r.M, L «5« 8 : h ' MA8UAM - NEW YIBEMENTB. HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT and PILLS AvOt have performed a most extraordinary cure of an inflammation ia the tide. Extract of a letter from Mr. F. Arnott, of Breahouae, Lethian-road, Edinburgh, dated 29th April, 1861.-** To Profeesor Holloway,- 81r,—For more than twenty years my wife suffered severely from an Inflammation In the side, for which she was blistered and bled repeatedly, and applied oth er remedies, but without any good effect. It was then resolved that your Pills and Ointment should bare a trial, and after using them for about three weeks a cure was established. Four years have since elapsed but there has been no recurrence of her complaint." novS Seod BOOLE'S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE will eonvert gray or red hair to a Jet black or brown the moment It Is applied, literally dyeing ths hair on ths instant, without staining ths skin. Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, for the growth and preservation of the human hair, 1s without a rival, and his Amole, or Shav ing Compound, renders that usually unpleasant opera tion (shaving) a decided luxury. Bogle's Hsbealona will remove the freoklesfrom the Caee of any lady gentleman in the shortest posslblo spaos of time. For sale by Druggists generally. I nov 3 FURTHER TESTIMONY FROM LEE Ala CO.—Thos. F. Porter, our agent at Statk- ville, saye:—'•Jacob's Cordial is beosm ing notorious in county, and for ths purposes for which it Is intend ed I know nothing like it# equal. I have nsed it my- self, and every bottle I havo sold has given entire sat isfaction.” For sale by A. A. Solomons A Co., and W. W. Lin coln. i nov 3 DOCTOR R. SOUTHGATE, (late of the Medioal Staff of the Army) will devote his attention to the Practice of his Profession in the city of Savannah. He offers his Professional Services to the publio, and may be found, until further notice, st the Pavilion House. 18 nov 1 AS" Seo Programme for the Performances. out 31 New Jewelry Store. THE Undersigned will open ou the 3d inst., a Jewelry Establishment, at No. 155 C'ongress- streot, where he will bo happy to show his ““tron* a now and splendid assortment- of atohos and Jewelry of all kinds. Mr. F. STEIN, well known as a skillful workmai. who will attend to tho repairing of Watches, Clocks, Chronometers, and every species of Astronomioal in (nov 2—tf 1 U. 8ILBER. immovAL. DR. KNURR has removed his Office to core •OR net Drayton and President-streets, to the of the Lutheran Churoh, opposito ths Court House. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR NEW YORK. To sail on Saturday, Nov'r 5tb, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The splendid fast going steamshii . iLoiur * —- -j will leave as above. FLORIDA, Capt. mT s.” Woodh'ulC For freight or passage apply to PADELFORD. FA Y A CO. FOR PHILADELPHIA. To leave Wednesday, Nov’r —, at — o'clock, — M. Tho now and splendid steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas Cabin Passage to Philadelphia, $2U Steerage •• •• 8 For freight or passage apply to oct29 C. A. L. LAMAR. FOR DKMKRY’M FERRY, AND ALL Iutermedlate Landings. — The well known steamer OREGON, Capt. Cromwell, will leave aa above on Saturday Evoning, the 6th inst., at 4 o’olook. For freight KI P. 8.—All freights under :ht or passage, apply on board or to K1NCULEY A THOMAS, Agts. render one dollar, must be paid on Horses, Horses. THE subscribers have for sato a <1 line horoes 1 which they arc will- . pure lime, will |>I.u» call >t tb< .tor. No. I7IK (ho Day. WILLIAMS k UUMFURIE'g. EDWARD O’BYRNE’8 GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, Taylor*. Hull-Hug, Marital Wbarf, I .AVANNAH, OEOHGIA. E. O'B. keeps Constantly in store w large stook of Gnoonniu, LlqnoreJ Crookery-Waro, Boots. Shoes, and Clothin 100 boxes Fanil' 75 do Pure 25 do Fisher's Tobacco 25 chests Pouohong Tea 20 Cadies Imperial do 76 bbla Phelps' Gin; 40 do Whisky 20 do Domestic Brandy; 50 do Riu 4>i piro# Signet Brandy 2 do Otard do IS bbt.rort Wln.i 2u do Malaga do 4 pipes Holland Qir 15 bble Lamp Oil; 6 . 50 bbls Coffee Sugars Lamp Oil; 6 hhds Sugar feTOP THIEF ! WILL be paid for tho apprehension of n tQJcJV/ person oallinghimself WILLIAM STEELE, lie spoaks with a strong Scotch r.ccent; is of a fair complexion, has high cheek bones, and a high, sharp nose. His eyes are of a dark grey. Is about five feet seven inches in height. He wore, when he left, a black Dress Coat, black satin Vest, and black Pants. Said STEELE having Stolen from tha subscriber about 1 wo Hundred and Fifty Dollars, (seventy or eighty d0 V* m f hloh . . w “ »*»U change.) The above re- "•S#" 1 HI ba paid for his apprehension and detention T™* f0 , r beln « brought back to this city can be takon, or for hi« arrest if still in the oity, that ho may bo prosocuted. ~~ 7a $ GEO. ALEXANDER. HTOltE TO LET, I N Rryan-strant between Barnard and Jaffcrson- streets, ou the north side. Possession given im mediately. Inquire of noT » 2 tf JOSEPH LIPPMAN. Hamburg 2.352 Through 2,830 Shipments from 1st Sept, to 06t. 1 6,353 l Total Shipments 21,364 31 RECEIPT8 OF COTTON IT AUGUSTA AND HAMBUUU FROM 1ST SXrt. TO 1ST I Deduct stook on hand 1st Sept... Deduct Receipts to 1st Oct Total Receipts MACON, NOV. 2 —Cotton.—Thore is a good demand for fine qualities, with few sales of inferior grades. Prices are from 7 to 9 cents We believe that it is gen erally admitted that the cotton crop of Georgia willnot be Urger than that of last year which was a short one. Receipts in Oct., 1862 13,523 ** ** 1853 *. Deoroaao 7,351 8took, 1st Nor., 1852 5Tl97 Inoreaso Total receipts to 1st November, 1852 8,272 .3.975 17,JB5 *' 1853 a. 10,041 Decrease .7,294 AMSTERDAM Aracan brought UK. ANTWERP.—Cotton is dull of sale. Rice continno -In Rico a good deal has been done; in good doiuand ; Carolina 15al6>ifl por 50 kios. HAMBURGH.—Cotton is flat. Rice is in demand. ported last week, there has been rathur more inquiry, and the accounts by the steamer have given more firm ness. The sales of the week amount to about 1200 bales, at (luoted rates. There is a good demand for Rioe for the trade. Sales of 300 bbls at 4> 4 a4Xo for Carolina, and fresh beat Wilmington at 5 per lb, 0 mos* The market for Spirits Tnrpoutine is not quite so firm. Sales to the trade in lots at 68a69c per gallon, cash. MAKING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Bark Magistrate, McKungle, Livet olyneaux. Spoke Whaling ship W Badger, outward bouud, desired to bo reported. ol, 43 days—E Thk VVa» of the Shells.—Ion tho Washing ton correspondent of the Baltimore San says 1—'The administration have determined to continue the war against the "refactory officers,"—that ia, moil who have not embraced, and perhaps have not under stood, the President's plan for producing domocrath harmony. To belauce accounts with the “hards' of New York, the Prssidout had sent the bow-string to some coalition office holders in Boston—men who maintain democracy by use of abolitiou associ ates. 1 learn that the orders for turning out sonic poor devils of this factiou went to Boston yesterday. But the abolition element in the democratic party ill not mix kindly with the rest, and is apt to sour. Tho next “indignation" is to come, not from the hardo, but from their antagonists, the freo-soil- Ion. Suit foe L> \mauks.—Mr. Kendall, postmaster at New Orleans, has beeu sued for damages for uu- awfully, it fr alleged, detaining a letter, whereby the person to whom it was addressed lost $560 l.?ll 1.11°* Tho letter comaiuingl (he Mur winj ol the lemon, froia Vnr. CrUA, II j. nd»^“n r .r* t ' <11 ' for . 1*“« «« aot iloUrcr- emnmi »ncr ■(«« .d», r ii»ml. In- from p, E m ki U ll “ ch ' wh ° returned vl. Red o?. b K?VI." 8 “" d * y 1 “'' ‘“furm. u. Him I y e r b who went aul from tliat place a hw »eoU« «| nc , t relurIlw j jlh ,| •calp. of ifalecn Sion,, width they h.d captured oo the Shajreona. Another wur party which turned to Had Lako on the nine duy of Mr llmch'. am«l thorn, brought with them oua lealp, and re- K tad haring had a aarorn engig.ui.m .lth the month, plain., iu which wml oft^Uum ir.f. UM.—J0M««a Dtomr.t, « t i. o, “ u,r Molyneau: * luud, del Brig Maroia. Allon, lioston-Brigbam, Kelly A Co. Schr Patrick Henry, Knudson, New York, 6 days— Brigham, Kelly A Co. Sohr W D Jenkins. Austin, Ogech.e, with 3800 bush els rough Bine, to R Habersham A Son. 8Ioop Visitor. Uallio. Buck River, with 3500 bushels rough Rice, to R Habersham A Son. Cokzkctkd.—The reported arrival of the bark Jlona Dm, from Liverpool, ou our first page, we loarn is in- Arrived at SatlUa River, brig irebifer, Capt Heath Pioked up Capt Richard S Rogers, of New London, correct. It should be bark Magistrals. Mats, Cook aud one Seaman, of schr North Wester, from Wilmington, N C, for New York, with Naval Stores. Vessel total loss. Loss or the Sour Wm Woodbubv.—The sehr Wm Woodbury,Capt Jaa Mauuing, bound from New York to Jacksonville, Florida, in the gale of tho 20th ult, was thrown on her Loam ends,'shifted cargo, and had to out away the mainmast, having lost all her sails aud obliged to run her ashore near Doboy, but got off again, and was towed to this city by tho steamer Johns, yesterday. MEMORANDA. Island. Charleston. Nov 2—Arr, chip Chaos, (of 8avannah) Dunton, fm Newport, Englaud 43days, with 4503 tons Railroad Iron. Newport, Oct 30—Old, schr Tyrono.for Jacksonville. Arr.brig Webster, Kelly, fm Doboy Island, Geo schr Lion, Daso, fm Savannah. Portland, Oot 27—Arr, brig Portland, Stetson, from Savaunah. Brig J C Fremont of Boston, Tapley, fm Jacksonville, i la, for N Y, on the 14th ult. while lying to in a severe gale, 1st 32 20. Ion 77)*, a os knocked on hor beam ends. Ihe maate were cut away,and when she righted eight feetof water wat in her hold ; by pumping and bailing the crew were enabled to keep her afloat until tho 21st, when fallen in with by brig Xenophon. York, fid Ma- tanaas for Portland, who took off the captain and crew and earned them to Portland. Capt Tapley and crow extended their ainoere thanks to Capt York aud ofH irs for their kind treatment to them. The ship Clara Ann, Capt Hatch, fm Cardiff. Waloa, * New Orleans, reports that on the 4th nit, in 1st 42.3U, n 13, fell in with and picked up five men—the first ate and four of the crew of the British ship Liverpool, ~jpt Williams, from Shields, England, bound to N Y, loaded with coal, which vessel foundered and sunk, arrvlng down with her the Capt Williams’ wire and •ne lady passenger, and thirteen men. being the balance f the erew. The mate aad four men were brought to New Orleans by the Clara Ann. MO Reward. T OBT.—Lul ovooili,. between Hum. Oiileo A, l K0lS"“ U . b ? *" d th, Work,.. KM.KLT BOOK, conUlnin, Iwo Hundred end Forty Dollar., in bill, of Ten nnd Twenty Holler, of the Central ItnUrond nnd Planter.- Benki. Tit. Iboi. r.! ward will be raid for Ihe doll.ery of the same at Meiara. Ogden A Bunkor s Counting House. 6 no Removal. W M. A. THOMAS has removal his Plumbing Establishment, In oonsequence of the want or room while on Broughton-street, to No. 15 Barnard.st. where ho will be happy to see those who need hisser- H AY & BRICK—Landing from brig Carib bee at Boltou's wharf. 2U0 bales Primo Eastern Hay 30,000 Hard Burnt Northern Brick, suitable for pavements, for sale low from wharf by _novJ_ Jtf WM. CRABTREE, 208 Bay-st. S NUFF—SNUFF—Lollard's Maccobov Bnuff in Jars, Bottles, and by the pound; Sootch do do do; American Gentleman do do dc. A large and freah supply just reoeived at ths Apothecaries'Hal), by nov * J. E. PkFOBD. B RAHH FKNDKR8, Fire Dogs and Fire Irons. For svle low by nov g MORSE A NICHOL8. B RYANT>8 PULMONIC WAFERM—For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas and Influensa, a largo supply on hand. They are very highly recommended for the above diseases, for sale by JA8. H. CARTER A CO., Druggist, Broughton-st. A FEW of those highly approved F.leciro- XjL Maguctic Machines used without any prepara- non, for sal# by [nov 2] JAS. U. CARTER A CO. MONDAY, the 7tb of Norem her, at tho St. Andrew’s Hall, to iwbich 1 invito my friends in particular and the public iu general Tickets $2—admits one Gentleman and two Ladies. , , . JOHN RUCKERT, poT 1 t( l Leader of German Brass Band. Dep*rt«re or steamer* rrom Havanan* THIS DAT. St. John's, Freeborn, Palatka, at 10 A. M. ON HATURDAY. Florida, Woodbnll, for Now York, at 10 A. M. Welaka, King, for Palatka. Ao., at 10 A. M. Oregon, Moody, for Augusta, at I P. M. NOTICE. rpilE St. Andrew’s Society's Hall building having I undergone a thorough repair, the Hall and Upper Rooms are now offored for rent for exhibitions and othor purposo* as formerly. Apply to « , . „ WILLIAM ROGERS. Treasurer. October 31,1853. aned Knelt, . _ . _ _ ths construction of large ou ». fl!'. do n««by certify that wo havs examined the building known m 8t. Andrew's Hall in this city at the various stages of the work in process of repairs, End have no hesitation In stating that the samo is now strong in all ita parts, and oapable of bearing extraor- rA B - r ^_ we '* h . t f• whether in motion or otherwiso, »»a,. ruua. master x A. WEBB, Master Builder. _ . **• BLAIR, Master Builder. October 31, 1853. 6 FOR PALATKA, EA8T FLORIDA! Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary'e, Jacksonville, Picolata, and Middlcburg, (Black Creek.) trwn* . The new and superior steam packet ELneWni 1 iwNbT. JOHN'S, Cant. James Freeborn, ■■MmnmmnwUl leave for tne above plaoea on THURSDAY MORNING, 3d lust., and oontinue to leave every Thursday. This boat has boen built ex- pressly for the trade, and has large and airy State Room accommodations for passengers. For freight or passage apply on board at the Florida Steam Packet wharf near the Gas Work!, or to CLA0110RN CUNNINGHAM, Agents. R^The 8T. JOHN'S will make hor next trip to 8t. Augustine on Thursday, the 17th Inst. r ** HEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Stocks, Bonus, Ac. f^Oft sale by the un.iereiguod, Share# ia tho Gen- Lh'siW,..*:? ssg$. Wigs Railroad Company, aad in tha New York and Savan- mah Steamship Company; also, 7 par cant. Railroad Waited to Parchane. Bank of tba State of Georgia and Bank of 8avannah Stock. For IfivestmeuL $5«000 iu Bond and Mortgage on First Class City Property. BANCRO*" 7 ’ * BRYAN. «If. 117 Hrrsn-t. AiiW BUUKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER A CO. W «DNZSI»AT, JVOV.|2d. ARPLRS Magazino for November. ^ Putnam’s do do nioksrboeksr do Helen Mnlgravs, or Jesuit Exacutorshlp-belng pas sages ia the life of a 8eceder from Roiaaaiatn—an Au tobiography. The Mona's Revoaga, or Tha Secret Enemy-a tale of tha later Crusades; by Samuel Spring, Esu. The White Cruiser, or The fate of the Unheard of; Kn i< Unheard Historieal Romance; by W. f "Windsor Castle," Ao. Tba Fall of tho French by Nod Buntlin, The Star Chamber* ... Harrison Ainsworth, antbor of “Windsor Castle,* Ao. The Countess da Charny.vi m ui iu. rronci Monarchy; by Alexander Dumaa—Vol:2 racelvedjfc Stands and Fire Carriers. Just received by MORSE A NICHOLS, * 2 16ft Broughton-street. Sex Mrs! Sefrnrsl TUST Rccuired, 10,000 Rio Hondo. 30,000 Con. •f solaclou, 5,000 Adelina. Also, 10 boxre Pancake Tobaooo, and 10 boxes Crumpton's Four Aoes; also, a fine lot Peter Loriilard's Rappee, Macoaboy, Scotch and Irish High Tost 8uuffs. For sale by p. Jacobs, No. 29 Bull-slroet, Sign of Big Indian. s-pyfy I j'INE BURUEON’H NPONiSE—A . of superior Cup Bpongo for Sure iloroform Inhalon, and a large variety of Instru ments. Call at JAS. H. CARTER A CO., Druggists, Bronghton-s D IHhECTINU INSTRUMENTS—A f«w cases of superior quality, for sale by nov2 JAS. U. CARTER A CO._ WAHLE CUTLERY.—Extra line Pearl ami I Ivory Handle Table Cutlery, of English and Amerloan manufacture, in setts of from 20 to 53 pieces, oau be bought low a A ** L ‘ ‘—* // ISSOLUTION.—The copartnership hereto fore existing under the name, firm and style of M * «bM.W. O'BYRNE, Is dissolved by tho death of M -W- 0 Byrne, all persona having claims against the said firm will please present them for payment, and *hure indebted will make pa^m “ Savannah. October SI, 1853. JS9* Tho busineos will be continued on his own ac count, at the old stand by the uudorsigned. nov 2 6 J. F. O'B. WANTED. THE subscriber wishef to hire a Servant who is a good Cook. Also, a good active lion so Boy. Apply to , v O.C.DUNUAM, oct31 on Wright Sq., op. the Court Huuse. WANTED. A SITUATION a, Inutructret, in n private fain* -TV ily, ky a Lady who I, qualified to teach Ihe uiual branches of an English Education. For further ibfor- matlon Inquire at this office. uov 1 * TO KENT. \If Y Farm at the East end of llio city. Possession JL.TJ. given 1st January next. Also, a brick Stable b0 by 90 foot, situated corner of President and Ran- dolph-streota. It has the convenience of a large yard and a fine spring of water. Possession given immo- inovl] 6 C. A. L. LAMAR.» FOR HALE. Qflfl BALES of Prime Philadelphia Hay; 50 sCXJXJ bbls of Prime Mess Beef, nov 1 6 c. A. L, LAMAR. FOR MACON, Hawklnzvllto aud other Landings* _ The steamer CHARLES IIAR HTRIDGE, W. Taylor, master, will ■meet with dispatch as above To-mor- nlght. Freight reoeived at Johnson's lower wharf. — PBiQHAM, KELLY A CO. OPPOHITION line. For Palatka, FI. and Intermediate Places Leaves every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The regular steam-packet WELAKA, iCapt. N. King, will leave aa above. For •freight migagcnumU or ^atrege’ apply to Brnnswiok la reduoed to $4. i board,o FOR BALTIMORE. -p-u Tho fast sailing sohr. VIRGINIA, Capt dfllti Atworthy, will meet with quiok dispatch for the dMBabove port. For freight or passage apply to nov3 H. K. WASHBURN. Agent. DANC1NO. »y, Hull. Circulars, Cards of Terms, Ao., iobtained at the Hall, where a book is opam the reoeption of names, from 9 A. M., till 5 P. M., the commencement of tho Session. L±?\ ins HACK HALT. HE cargo of Sock Salt per Bona Den from Liv erpool, for sale in lots to suit purchasers by v 3 6 ANDREW LOW A CO. HEAT HOUHBIIOLD COAL. 1 TONS best Household Coal, daily expected 1 lM / to arrive per ship Shandon. will be rorsalefroi the Wharf by [nov 3— II] ANDREW LOW A CO. OAKTNHERRIE PIU IKON. A SMALL luvoico daily expected to urrivo, will be disposed of from the Wharf. Fartioa wish ing to ongage any of thia Iron, willpleaso make early application to (nov 3-141 ANDREW LOW A CO. A LOST. SMALL package containing articles of agree mont. Tho finder will ba rewarded by leaving IO lb*, of Crush Mugnr for $1. TJ AMS, Cheese, Oranges and Apples, just rec‘< XX nnd for salo by JOHN DALY, nov 3 Whiukor-st. WANTED. as Apprentices to the Whip Car 0 3-1J H. F. W1LLINK, Jr. WANTED. T>ERMANENT empfoyment by _ „ XT either a Commission House, Steamboat offioe, Wholisr*'- ^ “*■— — “ hol^sale Grocery Store. Apply young i unboat utl t this offioe. FOR HIKE. A PIANO FORTE. Term* moderate, atthisoffico. BLAC'KHMITH’H COAL. t l^ORsale to arrive 250 tons Fino Cumberland Coal. A. N. MILLER, n °v 3 6 EMtorn Wharf. supply of Dr. Tutt’a Pectoral article highly recommended for ' , c * dt if iu wnn a corn nuy a bottle, call at JAS. II. CARTER A CO., Broughton-st., op. St Andrew's Hall. UHTANG LINIMENT—A Inrge supply ,— ofvarlonssisesjnstreo'd. as well as every vi iety of Patent Medicines always on haud at JAS. A. CARTER A CO. nety of Pi lXERFUMEiFY and Fancy Woods—A JL fine seleotion of Toilet Bottles, Powdor Boxes, trench Pomador, Toilet Waters, Pungont Phials, i well as a Urge assortment of Hair, Tooth and Na Brushoa, at JAS. H. CARTER A CO., Drnggfsts, Broughton-st. TITATERH’ Atmoapherlo Bream Cap— v * A fsw of these celebrated and highly approved Breast Cups, just reo'd and for sale by ‘ 7 3 JAS. H. CARTER A COHTLY ILLUSTRATED WOKKH. 'ARABLESof our Lord—Illustratod; by -John e volume Folio. ry—a seleotion of the best Pictures or th, Ut, Slv D»6 WUW. B. A., Including hi! Spnniih nnd Ormntsl ak.tnhg,, with notlcu Biogrnnh- nnd Ctltlonl A large (Quarto Vol. in Ihirkcy An- a Vv o< tti, Y ,a r .-ra»iagei from Ihe Foeta da- •enptiva nf th, Soaion,, with f wrntj-Twn colored 11 Inetrationa, from drawing, by eminent Artiale. Th, Vernon QalUry of Brltlih Art; edited by 8. C. Hall, E«q., 1 s A-a large Quarto Vol. In Turkey An tlfi°«. tnov 3|JOUNM. COOPEB A CO. SUl'UUINTENDKNT’H UFV1CK, ( MilltdgttiUt and Gordon H. Rood. | O SiviNKAli, (la.. Oet. fill, 1853. N anil after Seturday, tho 5th November, two Tralne a day will bo run between Uilledgertlle one Gordon until further notice. W. M. WADLEV, Gen'l Sup t. Mi! bboad street house, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. The undersigned has taken charge of this establishment. The house has been thor- . —_oughly renovated an d furnished anew. The traveling publio will find his rooms airy, neat and clean, and his table bountifully supplied with every delicacy the market affords. 1 4F"Omnibusca will alwa s be iu readiness to carry passengers to and from the Hotel to the Depot and Steamboats. JL. T. WOODRUFF, Proprietor. Columbus. • t tOAL IlODri, Screws and Shovels, for sale by / nov 1 F. W. CORNWELL, U»2 Bryan-st. S MOKED TONUUB8 AND HALMON.- Jnst received, a fine lot of large Smukod Tongues LX Ginghams, in rich and choice colors; Rieb FuV- liture Chints; 4-4 French do. For sale by oot 31 LxKOCUE A BOWNE. AFFLICTED READ. S ANCTIONED by public opinion, and sustained by Medioal Authority, tho AMERICAN COM- UND standi boloro the world as the most relia ble and apeedy remedy for a certain specific disease of the urinary organs and its analagous complaints — Adapted to every form and stage of the disease, as well as age, sex and constitution—requiring ao restriction in diet or business, tbs afflicted may rely upon its speedy and certain cure. It is exceedingly beneficial for Flour Albus (whites) fomalo complaints from which thou sands suffer without the knowledge of a remedy. Pre pared by a practical Physician whose practice has been very extemiive—rolianoe can be placed upon its merits. Over Ten Thousand bottles have been sold during the put year, and not a single case of failure hu reached the proprietor. Around each bottlo aro plain practical directions for self-treatment. Prico SI per bottle. *af"Obsorvo that the Genuine ha* the written signa ture on the wrapper, and name blown ia the glass. For aale by Thomas M Turner A Co, A. ▲. Solomons, W W Lincoln, Savannah ; P B Moise, Augusts; Messrs. “ lit, Macon; and by Druggists in all large town# ClUfl M.UlC UiUI»4 pUttS, tt$lf 991 P ICKLED IlEKItlNGH—50 bbls Nova Scotia Herrings, Urge sise, landing and for sale (no* 31 BCR ANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. B utter, cheehe, dkc'.-ao ko gs .Meet- ed Goahon Butter 50 boxes White and colored Choose 28 bbls Hiram Smith's Flour u. ^ d ? halfdo Canal do Rso'd per steam ship Honda, and for sale by noT 3 SCRANTON,1JOHN8TON A A NUMBER ONE, I’OTAHII—Just r* oeived by j. E. DxFORD, Apothecaries' Hall. li'OR HALE—A Girl 19 yoars old, a Sonin- X stress and house servant; a Girl IS years old. ao- customed to taking care of ohildren-botti oity raised. A PP>J to [nov 3] WM. WRIGHT. I^ORHALK—A woman 35 years old, a good I? Washer and Ironer, nnd her two children, a girl 13 years, and a.boy 10 years old. Apply to Dot3 WM. WRIGHT. t ^OK HALE—Two boys 91 aud 92 years old accustomed to waiting aa Stewards aboard of a steamboat very likely, healthy and sound. Apply to B0 *3 WM. WRIGHT. F iOR HALb—A man years old, country raised. A mulatto boy 16 years old, city raisod; aud a man 40 years old, a Porter. Apply to 00T 3 WM. WRIGHT. won, nn87 years old, w A ». D . d -. I ^i“ er : *nd her child 18 months old. vary desirable building fePsimn 1 !? 2 ty 90 York *«fre«t, Pcrcival Ward, feo simple, tor sale by (nov 31 WM. WRIGHT. cMOKKD HALIBUT, Hiuokeil Halmonz K?tihi*Ti a, } r *a® l S e ? I>er SUBtnBr 100 lbs. Smoked Halibut, 100 do do Salmon, 2 bbls Pioklcd do, 1 do . do IUlibuU ’ YJns, S bbl. Pig Hams, bmoked Bocf, Bologna Sausage, Ao., for sals nt _ „ _ _ „ , ALEXANDFR’S, Cor Bull ami Congress-sts, Monnmsut-sq. UHT UBU’D PER MTKAiUKH-10 bbU. ,0do Prl “» Eating Potatoes, 2 do Cran- berries, 6 boxes Lemons, Cabbages. Ao. „ GEO. ALEXANDER, Cor Bull and Congress-sts, Mouument-sq. f UHT HK«>D, ill tilore, 10 bble C.iikl PkMr, 7 5 halfdo do, 6 do new Buckwheat, 25 bags do do bbls Sclf-Rjdsiug Eloar, 6 kegs Extra Choice Goshen Butter, 6 boxes do do Cheese, for sale low for cash at ALEXANDER’S, nov 3 Cor Bull aad Qongv—-ats, Moaument-sq. TAH. UAI.li’K Muaa.llo Iil.lme.t—A \J new article and very highly recommended for V W Strains, Braises, Soros, Froxen parts and Rheumatism: . El- I also, good for Cramp aad Bilious Colie. Price only 25 HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS! J.P. COLLINS, IinrOHTER AND DEALER, 100 BRYAN STREET. 1 8 now receiving, aud offers for salo at very low prices, a Urge assoxtmoct of Housu-Furnisbing Tureens, li Dishes. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOnno ""bC bUQ os , BROUOI 'To>r^?ir7 r , A F ea Door. Eo.t of n 5.v«, saggsswap Hifc* BROWN AND BLHCHEDtHI KtS?" «nor.fi aiMAusi-KSm* SS5;. ^ D A Urge collection of Black ..a Plaid and Spun Silka, Broeades^rX^ Poll Paramattas, Blauk Bilk Ws^ 6, i . Cobar 6*. **• and Canton Cloths. Wtrp a Wm, Btack mid Colored SUL nr White Canton ofisfBBr Broehe, Torkelr. .nil French 8ll aW1t JJ^efLoM . 0 fi8qe.„ wSR&S* • l5 XatHes* Franck Cloth C.mi. ' U linen goods _ . Linen and 6np#r d nr . ® • Linen Tablc Damasks, Doylevs buck, Scotch and Russia DUperMlIf'J* hosiery and qloS I1NDKUVKMTN nnd ni, »Tw, VE S .J 4 “w l . h .i'L!:^x u uT m bt ,o ' , “ 4 BLANKETS and FLiNlVpic Pettleolur ett.otlon Ii reqoe.ted i h . c'tohfi.et they will be foun3 f„l|,| l ,«• v. Ui.il can be h»d «lie*horo. Pl.nteA invited to examine prevlou, tn !urohu!»J ""“t u S.ltlnctfl nml Tweed, f/ r Bl.ck and Fancy Cnleimerei and Vo,Un,., men nnd Boyn. vesungi f or q ui1<> Biubrolilorlr., Lntea, Moalln r.n Embroidered Robee.Gbomleott, »i,h . V of L C lldkf,. rerr ihenp Genu’ Him* .'."'f* Oeue,. SUk llinbrelm.. llend uSkf.°!“ t JJJJ 1 ««« lll|(^ ” ■ MoKKNm latest AutaVXLT^K New Fall & Winter Goods EINSTEIN &ECK1UAM HTA1M.K DttY (iOHiiii ni Brown and White Shlrtlnxi H - lone, ell klnda ofFlannele, Blenkltl K.T.,' 1 ”" 8hln - naburgs.oto. ’ aad o». , HILKN. The largest and finest asiortmont ia this .u « Striped end Fix'd Drew bilki n^ lire, van.?•-?*!*- Broeaded do i Batin deOhene., pltln'kl'k fiilkL£, m ' DKKH8 GOOUH 1 ^ Sluslm and Barege da Laines, flg’d and vi.i. n . mere., clreM.ln. dn Berje,, Freiieli nnd7,. ■ rlnee,- 1-nrennttn,. Alpaecu, Hetoeli Plnldilf)™ Shawls, Cloaks. Mantillas aud Circulars . . aad'cJonki of ° 1<,lh for U4l *i' *i ChoBdxeUni^goUanfijnfnnt'wnf'lel'liinFd’lre'mS L.wn Udkf. Mnilln nnd Cambric B.ed., ,, ULOVK8. nSattflff* uh ”'- s “ k “* Utl - u* .0 ,.. GLOTns. B1 k and blue Broad Cloths and a variety of othir ors, Casaimeres, all kinds: 8atinets, Tw#edVff ih S Jo in , ’vi r ^ noh r D ?« ,kin “^ ,ktl “ and oth#r VestiS J i i A Linens, Furnishing Good*, Uoutriii Linen lablo Damasks, a variety of Drei* TrtSS? aud a great many other artioloa too numeroui to nfi. R rl«_ is, snoh Crockery, Chinr in.’., Gil rlatod ^Plates, Teapots, io. Preserves, ‘Waiters, Jelly Glasses. Lamps. White and Fancy China Dinner Services, White Stone do. Tea Sets, together with every description of Cut and Plain Glassware. China Vases, of elogant patterns; China Powder Boxes and Colognes: Bohemian Glass Vases and Co lognes; rich Cut Wine Bottles, China Jowell Boxos, and othor Fauoy articles in groat variety. Family Hardware, Wire and Brass Ponders, And- rons. Shovels and Tongs, Lamp Wloks, Wood and Wil low Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Door Mats, Lanterns,both guarded and Plain; Fancy and Ladies' Work aud Tra- TollingBaskeU-lu short, every article in the liouse- FurnUhiug line may be found at his establishment. Dry Goods and Cabinet Furniture excepted. Knives, Forks, Spoons, N ew white deanh, dt.-iubbis now Whito Boans 2 hhds now Codfish 100 boxes do 8caied Herring* 6u do do Whito and Colored Choose 100 do 8tar Candles 10 hhds Prime Bacon Shoulders 60 bbls Buttor, Sugar aud Soda Crackers, landing and for salo by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. UIIAKLE8 MAKMIIALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 70 Fayette-Htreet, Baltimore, Mil., O FPKR3 his profoxsional Servians m the trans action of legal business in the oity of Baltimore. _ ,, References : .Baltimore—J. C. Wilson A Co., Lemon A Winter, B. Dr : J ' H»n*on Thomas, Hon. W. L. Mar shall, Wm. Sohley, Esq. SaiHinnoA—Hon. R. M. Charlfon, Francis 8. Bartow, Robt. Habersham A Son, Dr. J. P. Screven, Rev. T. L. Smith, W. T. Thompson. 6m nov 1 CO-FARTNER811IP NOTICE. 'll HE underaigneil having thia tlav united themselves under the firm, name and atvl" KINQ A TAYLOR, for tiie purpose of oarrying c General Factorage und Commission business, toi their cervices to their friends and the publio, and speotfully solicit thoir patronage. They may be found at Merer,. Wnv k Kinj', Counting Iloom, to whom they rospuotfufty refer. MuLEOI) KINO. „ W. 8. TAYLOR. Savannah, Oct. 31st, 1853. tf nov ] No. 3 7 Barnard n i r *> *» TY UCEIVE8 a limited number of pupil*— a |f (b« Xu Branches of English aro taught and m« i cosra (lately returu.fi from tho Jorth!) bumild her time botC Iu tb, Euglleb aud French lKJ?.i KSSSSSSS^ SM: 0 *"- Mr!Solomon Cohen, “fireCb. 0 ,"^'™’' *■ Wo ^°- “■ *>• THAT NEW AND SPLENDID H0TU THE MILLS HOUSE, Reooutly Ereotod at the Corner of niectinc nnd <Iurrn.ua. CHARLESTON, SO , CA., A NI) furni.lied In a elylo not exceeded oil of tbo city of Now York; will b, POSITIVELY OPENED for the recaption of Boarder! and the Trarelinx Petli-. .a Tueaday, tire Thursday, 3d of November, DRESS MAKING. niltH. J. I,. UBOKUE announce to the Ladies of Smooth that she Is again prepared to. do Dries Mikirg, B ugs to thatst o. 219 C< CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Cor. of Congreus and Jefler*on-aia., MAAS A HERMANN, FBOFRIETOH8. Faeloi-agh nnd Commission » ...... bchinehs. ■ rJ continue the Factorage and Commiation ^„^ la, “ on W °wn account. Ro. >.224 Williamson' J. F. PELOT. THAT COUGH CANDY I S KICK'S Cough Candy all it in cracked up to bo, ia a question which has become as common oa servatiuna upon tho weather. Ia Rice's Cough Candy as good aa it ia said to be, ia a question which may now be anawered by every man's next door neighbor, lor so perfect has been its success In effecting cures, that it 1s hourly receiving the approbation it ao justly merits, and tbs prediction with regard to its extensive sale, haa bceu more than fulfilled, for already has it fonnd Ua Vhjr to the remotest corners of Georgia, Alabama, Florida and South Carolina, where it wear# iu honest laurels aa a conqueror of disease. If you h.'.ve a Cough for which you have a dread, be quick aad try Rioe’ Cou^h Candy, “ for the hoar ouueth when no mg C 1I1KCK8 on Moruhauts’ Bank, Now York, t / sums to suit purchasers, for salo by a u k, , ANDREW LOW A CO. Bavannah, Nov. 1.1853. G UM DK01*N.—Cbauveau’s superior Lemou, Vanilla Rose, Strawberry, Raspborry. Bauana aud Tolu Gum Drops. Also, Vanilla, Rose Lemon, and Liconoi Jujubo Paste. Just reoeived and for sale by no* 1 JOHN B. MOORE A CO IIILkMi—A lurger stock than usual, from the family quarto, both Oxford and American editions rkoy Morocoo, with and without clasps, to the t^fo* 8 *i!lH 0 Mnv fl «« ltioD v "““i* £ Itr ® mol y b«»«tifnl in johe/m, cooper A CO. /COMMON PKAYIa’K HOOKS.—A very l»rgS ( and handsome stook in every variety of style aud binding. For salo b; SiN M. every variety COOPER A CO. LHUMB.—8ouie new and very handsome; A new and large supply, embracing all fixes and prices. Just reoeived and for ealo by J JOHN M. COOPER A CO. JOUNM. COOPER A CO. E APIER MACI1E GOODS.—Just .. oeived. a fine stock of tho above, embracing lea, Desks, Work Boxes, Portfolios, l { oUot, Glove and Jewel Boxea, Backgammon Boards, Albums, Odor n “-““ [nov 1] JOHN M. COOPER A CO. P ICTURE8.—Plain and Colored, Lithograph and Engraved, all handsomely framed, a small invoice just received and for sale at importers prices. Frames may be ordered through tho subscribers at the ...» *— JOHN M. manufacturers prices. [. COOPER A CO. S KTIUUliKH.—In Call' Skin and Morocco, with and without Sewing Apparatus, u very neat useful article. Alsu, Ladies' Purses. For salo by JOHN M. COOPER A CO. T>HIME UAMffi AT 14 CENTS PER X POUND.—Families and |Uot«l Keepers In want of really good and cheap Hams are respectfully solicit ed to call without delay at BERLIN A NATHAN’S, 1 Under Bt. Andrew'r iiall. jGr OHI1KN BUTTER.—Just received, a fresh supply of Primo Goshen Butter, and for salo on lerate terms at BERLIN A NATHAN'S. STOVES! STOVES!! CALL AT JOHN J. MAURICE’S, No. IO. 12 and 14 Barnard-ztreer. WHERE yon will find as good so assortment as tbsre is in the city—which on examination, will oompete with any; and all of wbloh will be warranted to bake, boil or roast, or the pur chasers can return them. Having an ovor stook of LARGE COOK STOVES, those iu want would do woll to call, being purchased last stason at a reduoed rate, I feel positive in saying 1 can sell any thiug in tho shape of a largo Cooking Stove cheaper than those purohassd this season. Also, all kinds of Parlor, Office and Hall Stoves on the most aoeommodatlag terms and latest stylos. Also, Tin Ware of every description. Cast Iron Pumps for Wells and Cisterns. Lead Pipe of the variousCallibrc. Wooden Were, of every description. Brooms, Scrubbing and Dusting Brushes, etc.oto. Glass Lamps for fluid and Csmphine. oil, etc. HOLLOW WARE of every kind. Having two of the best Plutnbsrs in tho United States am prepared to run Water Pipes on oorreet prinoi- i' * >Mt material. I would refer to work done [a the ntw buildings of Mr. Wald burg. Mr. Wm. Rems- hart, Stoddards, Lloyds aao Circopelys, aad numerous other buildings ia the city. uct$t JOHN J. MAURICE. EBFs—90 half bbb 1- niton market Beef, in fNfti ftlwU NUJ & VDX&NK. B M AAS A HKYMANN are fully prepared toihow to their customers, and to those who nt; be ng Savannah, the largest assortment of Fall and Winter Conte, s, Ovor Coats, .Vesta and Pantaloon* is ereff ty of approved style, for Gentlemen, Youth* ui Thoir stock of Clothing will oooq>etc with ur in tills oity, for good material, workmanship ui Fall and Winter Conte.. Cloaks, Over Coats, Vests aud Pantaloom ia every variety * ... -- Boys, othor reasonable prices. At this establishment, may bo found a well selected aeeortmont of Cravats, Soarfs, Btooks. Hosiery, Glom- Suspondcrs, Shirts, Undershirts anu Drawen, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas, Tranks, Carpet Bags and Vsliw, etc., oto., the whole of which is offored for eale low• ij oet 28 MAAS A HEYMA3H- Bakery! Bakery!! 3 PHK undersigned begs leave to inform ib« L sons of Savannah, that he will open o uvember, a Bakery “ ‘ L * -- ' '• i, whi Tickets to be paid for iu advance aud Bread for only. Ticket* can be left at the house if required, or Bread oarried to any part of the city. Caih « the order of ihe day with n.a, oa 1 have Joet tnuja J by-gone dayi. What I have lost with bad eui«on>«f* 1 w ill make up with good pay ing patrons, by giri»<»*n a larger size bread, iu cash will move ths world. •»**Pios, Cakes and Rusks to be h.d at all tint* u tho new Bakery. p. GIEIiL'LlfOlSfc- JO*City papers copy. Im music, French mid Drawing* M ISS J. GAGE, recently from tho North, will oommenoe a Select School about ths Irit or ris er for the instruction of Young Mlsiei Frenoh end Drawing. For further partleolari inquire at V. W. Skiff’s, Broughton-street, or at 129 Wg*” |>KKt'UM8ION CAPS, Guo Fllnta, Oea I Berowe and Nipple Wrenofiea, Oua Looka, W* V“d V ‘° M ' t %“ l CQ^WELL. l ml Bry.n-.t- J IIMT RICU’D FLU STBAMKH—111 WJ Apple.! 20 do Potltoeai Bnlokad Tonxull! I» boxes Uliaose; Healed Uerrlaga, No l d °- for ., , n b £ n oct 28 W. D. rum* tTNlllUKM Hardinea, Fioklea, Cauupa, S eervea, Fruuei, London MueUrd, Sxeet Od lackorol No 1. Salmeoa, Condfixli, for rele bj oet 2R W. D. tum'L. 0 Y8TKUS—Tile snbacrlber will lill ordert for o a ».»*!!« S- Boarding- k FEW Mecbauice can ba good Board 21 door trom^the oormr 0 riOTTON <k I.INBN U and Matrass do j I*lowr .-V 1 ?, 0 !/xi rui'fiON, * nitUHH-ClIT HAWH, Mill and 1'dtljj^; all sixes. Full assortment in •tore> an > <t M •"•"“'aassSt. P ATENT BALANCES iBcnleBe*^ -‘■"a-jfflSi sod lor IJ AY.-Prime Ea*ujn. Hay in Bi®". 29 .» l ° ■»‘a “ D U. TUAltCUlKl’S hereby mont respeotfully d edlcateid to t“ j, ersand Daughters of oar country, for " “ioW'' 1 is dosigned, and whoso bapplnois It will P, ^j fresh supply just received at ths Apothei CANllY CAHSIMBKLS," r AC.,FOR BOYB-WEAR.-rlaiaaad timeres, Tweeds, Jeans, SstUoets, North Chow ^ simores in asaorfod oolors, a A»0WW£- tu cut. For sale low by LaROCUfeg T1IIHI1 LINENS. *«•—frVX'iwu'f! I super and superfine Irish Linens j 9 ^ Allow Case Linens; 8-4.Brows J** Sheeting Linens; Damask Tablo do, » Bi'ohqd every quality, Towels and &• foil assortment of House Furnishing Goot». umtnrga, a .real 1 ««i"- rBI;NUER QACT * fjfa 178 Brooghtaa-at., op. 8t Aadww,— 4 PPI.ES AND l-OTATOKH.-^ al lr eolaed por ateatoar a fraab lot at norw Potato.., aad NATfl^ oat 27 Padre Bt,A^jg gS j | W 'OOD—WOOD—Sav'd roo°tr V fe^ £ IOKN—Primo BalUroore c A-anri&ffl5g^S j rels Lime nnd Fifty barrels Flour, J8* pm***.*** 1 "* k
