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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1853)
yUBUBllKD DAILY AND TRI.WKEKt, JOttN M. COOPER. WILLIAW T. THOWIPSOH. fcOITOB -daily is delivereu *o Cits p^ lfl 4K^S53» «TOJi?^Sr r r “- mubws*: THREE at thVfollowiwr rates :— On* insertion...., ,fw*‘ Thrss foar FIt* - One week-,...* run on* squaiui Or txn umbs. irtlon -Wots, One Mouth. •• .... 41M Two •• —..—....lo .... I 2* .... 1 00 .... 1 76 T JW |W “ 10 one rmJ^^zS advertisements sot exceeding if* lines, three- of tho above rates will be charted, i. e.: for one insertion. .. - 45 oents. “ One Week.MM«!17.!n."L7!!!frw, he. As. Legal Advertisements ineertod at the usual rates. Advertisements from transient persons or strangers ■ait be paid in advance. Yearly advertisers, exoeeding in their advertisements the average number of lines agreed fer, will ba eharged et proportional rates. W All letters directed to this efloe er the Edit tnuii be postpaid. ii mm mm. Dkclink ik Brunswick Stock—Wo ot> serve in ihe New York Mercantile Journal, reliable authurily in euoh mattere, that Ibe ■lock of (lie Brumwick, (On.) Land Company ii quoted at G@6j. Thia atock baa lor Iba month put, during tha money preiaure, been quoted at 8J to 9J. It would aeem that while oilier-Moeks are rettorerlng from the depression, tbs quotation figuraa ofthoUrnoe- wick stock hue a downward tendeney. Florida Jt Alnbuum Railroad O.mpnny Wo learn Irom the Pensacola Gazette of the 12th, that a mealing ol the Board of Directors of the Florida and Alabama Railroad Com' puny took place in that city on Monday, the 7th inet. Hon. \V. Anderson, the Preaidenti gere a rery satisfactory account of the Success of his mission to New York. Ho and Major Chase obtained a cash subscription of Sorenly Five Tliousanh Dollars from the frienda of tha road in that city. Major Chase has been au 1 liorized to make the subscription in behalf of tho “ New-towu City Company," whioh he will, no doubt, gladly do immediately upon hie return. The Gazetto says lie is expecied daily. Col. Joatrn Striko was sleeted by the board to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Francis S. Jackson, Esq., late Di rector of the Florida and Alabama Railroa. No War ik Europe—The Washington Btar saya: Confidential advices received here from Europe, (in the Bailie’s mails,) have tisfied ail the statesmen of all nations, now ii this city, that all danger of immediate war on the continent has blown over. The acme paper says advices have been re ceired in Washington, rendering it certain that Koszia embarked at Smyrna, on the 17th ult, for the United States. PROMTMILLBPEV1LLB. G'orroipwndence nf Pally Morning News MU.LKDQEV1LI.IC, Nov. 17, 1853. Mr. Editor—Mr. Cleveland, of Crawford, introduced a Bill In ihe Houae to-day, provi ding for the removal of the aeat of Government lo the city of Macon—for the appointment of three Commissionera by the Governor to pur chase a site—to be approved by the Governor, alter advertising for plana for the building- sod the said Commissioners are also author ised to purchase materials, and commence the work, under the supervision of a special Super intendent to be appointed by the Governor. Ab soon as it ean be coatpleted the archives, papers dtc., to be removed and Macon to be come in future tbe Seat of Government. Tho impression seems to be that the Bill will become a law. Tha property holders hare are considerably Interested of count, and for tho present all improvements are cetopped.— A removal of tho Government being equivalent to the death of the city of Milledgeville. From its appearance even now, one would suppose the place in the. last stage of consumptiou— out at elbowe,—aud down at the heel. Last night in a Democratic caucus held to norai nate a Candidate for U. S. Senate, tha Hon. C. J. McDonald was nominated on the 7th bailor, receiving 80 out of 110 votes—the balance scattering—Mr. Cobb receiving 10. Thia event produced various emotion—to the Cobb party it was a damper—to the other and lar greet portion of the Democratic Party and Whig* it was received heartily—and especially by the latter, who aeem to rejoice over the discomfiture of their former allies. Upon tbe vote to print Mr. Irvin’s resolu tiuna containing a fling at the administration and sympathy for the New York Adamantine! the noya hod a majority of 9 or 10 votes—am they were not printed. Youra, &c., F. IN SENATE. Thursday Morning, Nov. 17. The Senate met perauant to adjournment, upon the call of tbe Counties tha following Bills were introduced and read the first linse. Mr. Safibld—To incorporate the Madiaon Railroad ~ — Company.. Mr. Wilcox—To authorise the majority of Judges of Inferior Courts in certain Counties to lay out public roada, &c. r . V on ^T r ° a,ler anxoacl the 3d Sec tion of the 3d Article of the Constitution. Mr. Cochran—To chonga ihe lime of bold- me the Supreme Court at Mitlsdgerille to 2d Monday of May and November. Mr. Dean—To amend the charter of the Ci ty of Macon. Mr. Lawrence—To incorporate the town of RobwoII, and lo appropriate certain monies. Mr.-Miller—For the preservation and pro tection of the Rights of Married Women, &c. By resolution, 250 copies were ordered lo be printed. Mr. Pope—To compensate Solicitors and Attorney Generals in tha Supreme Court. Mr. Greco offered h Resolution for a Com- Lillee of five to confer with a similar Commit tee from tho Houae to examine the last census returns. Mr. Pope introduced the same set of Reso lutions offered in the House on yesterday by Mr. Irwin, condemning the course of Mr. neree's administration. Mr. Sturgis moved to ley them on the table r the balance of the session. Yeas 45, nays 048. Mutton lost. Much discussion occurred upon tbe motion l? Pnnt, and the yeas and nays being taken, teas 53, nays 42, and the Resolutions are to printed. We will endeavor to send you * ^r. Smith, of Coweta—A Bill to make a *7 .? ou,,l y * rom Coweta, Merriwether, Pike nu p ayette. The Senate concurred in Houae tenolution in relation to the approaching nanksgiving appointed by the Governor, lesare. Hull, Singleton and Mosely Wero ap- °T?I1 6 o Ckumnitteo upon the subject. Mie Senate then adjourned lo 1.0 o'clock HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. MiLLEDOr.vtLLl, Nov. 16th, 3 P. M. Mr. Clark of Oglethorpe—A bill changing election precinct in the county of Ogle- or|»a j also a reaolulion referring that part of e Governor’s message, relative to public vintfng, to the Committee on State printing, ■questing them to exaraiue the subject and *1 an early period. •r. Amote ot Pike—A bill amendatory of on** 1 ” now administered to voters at alec- nmr’ Philips of Habersham—A bill appro- oiPMatmg monpy for purposes therein men- Mr. Henry or Randolph-A bill incorporat K »n hcadetny in Randolph count,. | cc ,''„ n Mo 5 l f of Harris—A bill firing tha cuon 0 f General Superintendent of the e «tem and Atlantic Roiltuad tv tho people. • M .V 01 SpaUing-A bill raquir [H thoTai Collaator to pay oral tv the In* fimor Conn Iba tag of Spalding for the gear • Mr. Humph, of Wayne—A bill requiring the owner! of laod in Wagon end Union lo pati taxes thereon in said counilee, also a bill au* tborizing the Tea Cafleelor of Wagon to pig the lain for 1854 lo the Inferior Court of aaid Cuunig. - Mr. Irwin of Wilke*—A bill emend*torg of the cleiin law* of this State ; alto a bill aiP thoriaing coflain persona therein Itemed to admiitiiiier oaths. Mr. Irwin offered a aeries of resolution., in whioh tho appointments of President Fierce were denounced. Mr. Philips, of Habersham. mored to pub- lish two hondred copies for the House—gens 50, nage 80. Mr. Sotitb, of Ds Kalb, prsssutsd the path tioo of Mr. Csiter, who wsa seriously injured on th.We.tern end Atlantia Railroad, while! in the employ of the State, also a petition praying the privilege ol increaeing the capital stock of tha Atlanta Bank from three hundred thousand to one million dollara. Mr. Poole or Franklin—A bill to lag oat and organiaa anew ouuntg from Franklin and Elbert. Mt. Green of Ilibb—A bill to encourage hi tarnal improvement in Ihe State of Georgia. Mr. Pickett of Gilmer—A bill anthotiaing Isaac Mullinix to practice medicine on the Botanic system; alao a bill authorizing Ihe Governor to lame State Bonda for the Elijay Railroad, and for other purpoaea. Mr. Keith of Lumpkin—A bill extending the jurisdiction of Justices of tha Peace for the County of Lumpkin; also a bill authorizing the Inferior Court of said County lo retain tba State tax lor said Codntg for this gears 1854 and ’65, Mr. Powell of Deoatur—A bill radueiog Sheriffs' hoods in the County of Deoatur from twenty to ten thousand dollars. Mr. Haydsn ot Hslt—A bill giving to the saople tho election of Attorney General and Solicltora. Mr. Masters of Henry—A bill lo repeal an set entitled “an set to prevent frauds at elec tion! 1 ’sad more effectually to provide for Ihe same. - * Mr. McMillan of Macon—A bill to eatafa. liah a precinct in the County of Macon. Mr. Brown of Marian—A hill appropriating a certain amount to Morgan Kemp for certain aervicea rendered lo Ihe Stela. Mr. McDougla of Mate ogee—A bill to allow litigants to srgoe themselves, or by any num ber of Attorneys, causes in which they are in terested in any of tbe Courts of this Slate, sod fur other purposes. Mr. Lunar of Newtoo—A bill adding an ad ditional section to the penal cods of this Slate. Adjourned until 10 o’clock the 17th. taken tha fire from tha gratae bnilt it or the drawing-room fiocr and tailed on it pictures, curtains, books, and the remains of nieaoa owl: of organs they had smashed. The mirrors they threw out of windows, cut up all tha chairs and sofas, and bast the heaviest lumirure to pieeaa. Having thus slacked their ferocity, they proceeded to satis fy their hanger by plundering the provision •tores, and were laboring heartily in this voca tion, whan 130 soldiers marched into tha piece, and the valiant rioters dispersed Ilka mist. On Salorday ell was quiet, and five arreete (boys) were made by ihe vigilant oonstablea. Sun day also pasted without diaturhancs. On Monday night, an attaok was made on the saw-milla attached to tbe colliery of tbe Earl of Balcarrat. One hundred end fifty eollierewho bed been brought from Wales to supply the place of Ihe tutu-outs, were lodged within, and tha attack wee to take vengonce on (Ihim as toterlopcre. Thee* men find upon Ihe atieck- mg crowd, and killed on*, who wot carried off by Ilia comrades. A message was despatched *? Ttunfot the soldiers, but ere they arrived llteinob bed dispersed. Farther difficulties wero apprehended, and dragoons had been •ant for from Manchester* - »»CEIPT8 or^ COTTON, Jko.-Nov. 18. a «*ilr<*d-l003 bales Cotton sad Mdse. nJdLV'Zy**?' * D “ rr ' P HfortHdg., J Jonen, 4^*1,1 * WhlMbeaS. H.rJ- »*®k 4 Cook, roots k Norwood. Smith 4 Uumphreva. O W Girmiftj 4 Oo, W Wil'dtr 4 Co. FEKSto 4 Urantlty, Wm Woodbridgs, Balm * Fontsr, Ogdsn 4 N A1Urdc » «r Co. C A L Lamar, J ^ CON8IQNKKS. _ PA88KNOER8. -- n CaU,0 “ n * fro** Chartaaton—R O Skla- 9 ro .Vi , !? ,n ' w 11 Wars and ..•ILJI lingtoD, and .1 deck. COMMERCIAL. X.ATBIT DATBI. tivarpool, Not. 5. | Ham, Nov. S | Uavaaa, Nov. a HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Millbdqkyillk, Nov. 17th.) 10 o'clockr, A. M. J Mr. Irvin, of Wilkea—Moved to reconsider the motion to publish two hundred copies ol the resolution offered by himself on yesterday. On this question, yets 60—nays 69. Mr. Harrison, of Chatham—A hill to incor porate the Merchant and Mechanics Bank at davtpnah ; also a resolution that the General Assembly of this State request the General Assembly of Alabama to gram a charter for a railroad from the Chattahoochee River to Mobile, designed to connect tbe Atlantic Ocean at Savannah with the Gulf of Mexico atlh« city of Mobile, and that the Governor appoint two suitable persons lo communicate this res olution to the General Assembly of that State. Mr. McDonald, of Thomas—A bill to tnakd penal the use of poisonous substances in the streams of Thomas County for the purpose of destroying fish. Mr. McComb, of Baldwin—A hill to incor porate the Baldwin Blues Loaning and Build^ ng Society. Mr. Latham, of Campbell—A bill repeeling the 2nd soction of of the 9th division ef the Penal Code of this State, and insert in its stead a section clearly defining the offence of riot; also allowing defendants charged with this offence to eerve on trial. A bill for thd relief of John Hur, of Fayette county. Mr. Haynie, of Floyd*-A Bill to incorpo rate the Rome Volunteers. Mr. Philips, of Habersham—Resolved, Thai the Speaker appoint a Committee of three to unite with « Committee of tbe Senate in rna^ king preparations for the usual Thanksgiving day,—adopted. Committee, Messrs, Philips, Linn ol Cass, and Trice ol Pike. Mr. Sweat—A Bill repealing an act chang- ig the time between, Ware and Wayne. Mr. Williams—A Bill to emend an act en< titled “ An act to prevent controversies in re gard to ihe boundaries of land.” Mr. Gartrell, of Cobb—A Bill authorizing! the Tax Collector of tbe County of Cobb to pay over the State Tex or that County for the year 1854, to the Justicesof the Inferior Court. Adjourned until to-morrow 10 o’clock. Murder ef » Men by bis Step-Gblldren. An awful deed was done oo Saturday night, 5th inat., in the town of Veetel, about eight 1 miles from this village. • The hearts, not only of men, but of women, aeem to have grown harder and more callous. It appears that a Mrs. Winans, an old resident of Vestal, after a widowhood of some years, married a man by the name of Stephen Crane. Soon after their marriage, a disagreement occurred, and up to the fatal hour of Crane’s death they continued to quarrel. It is rumored that at one time Mr. Crane was " bought off” by his generous wife, and then told that he might depart forever. M;a. Winans had a daughter who lately got married also to a young man whoee name we could not learn. To this daughter, Mrs. Wi nans, (alias Crane,) assigned her interest in the home in which they reside. Mr. Craoe, af ter au absence ol some time from home, re turned oo Saturday, aud atlrmpted to enter what ho considered his own house, but was warned off by bis son-in-law* On persisting to enter, he was told that ifho did, he would be certainly shot. He then left, but returned again in a state of intoxication, it ia aaid, at tempted to enter the house, and was again re- pulsed. He pertinaciously insiatet| in his de sign ; then tbe wife.took, primed and charged ~ pistol, and told the young man tu do hisdu- /. In another moment, poor Crane was num bered among the dead. The ball pasted through his head, entering his forehead atid lodging behind the ear. At first, it was thought this was the only wound indicted ; but after examining the body his head was found to contain several severe geshes—indeed, horri bly mutilated. The murderer is now in custo dy Binghamton. Republican^ 7th iutt. rr . Peerful Riot at Wlgwn. Tho discontent prevailing among the colliers and operatives at present on the otrike in Lan- cashire baa broken out in desperate riots at Wigan. On tbe evening of Friday 28lb, a meeting of the representatives ol the employ* era was held at the Royal Hotel, Wigao. wheo u was resolved that the operatives should have the offer to return to their work within a fortnight, at the former scaleof wages and if this were not acceded to the mines would be closed permanently, until the meu would be starved into eubmiieion. On thia becoming kaown to the miners, they proceed- I to smash the windows of the hotel, and to mob” theemployers,and at length proceeded • acu of greater violence. The police, about a dozen in number, were totally inefficient egainst the crowd a thous and strong.—There wae an extra police force, in the shape of fifty constables specially en rolled, but on the first appearance of danger these worthies turned and Aed! This encour- ed the riotera to act pretty much aa they . eased, and their pleasure was to pillage the stores, and to set fire to the dwellings of their □ployera. The Royal Hotel was first sacked, and set fire, and the drinks found at the bar and in the oeUara, were distributed among the crowd. Next the inob rushed along the various streets extinguishing the lamps, and amaahidg the windows id which were lights. The Police station, the Viotoria Hotel, sod the Clarence Hotel, were, then attacked and more or less damaged. Mr. Taylor’s Mansion, (of tbe firm of Taylor & Brothers, cotton spinners) woe beseiged front and rear, and left such a wreck that next day tbe doors and windows bad to be boarded up. At this juncture a cry of” tbe soldiers are coming,” bad the effect of causing the riotera to run, hut finding it a false alarm they proceeded to the bouse and factory of “ . Johnson, cotton spinner, which they ipeedilv gutted. . ( Mr. Johnson and hia fsbitiljr fortunately es caped by the rear, while tbe ruffiaas were en tering the house from tba street. Furniture to Ibe valdo of £500 were torn to pieces in hie hoioe, in a lew minutes. Tbe riotera having Savannah Merkel, N< COTTON.—Arrived alnco tha I2th last., 0*170 halts Uplaad, and 276 do, 8«a lalaad, vis: by railroad. 4587 halts Upload i from Aagaata and landings 0 a tho rjvsr, 1140 bales Upland, and 443 bales Upland, via ni r |«r’ I** r r * f0n *’ *°* Th * ® x P° rt> for the same pwlod amount to 7.457 halo. Upland, and 74 do. Boa Island, via: to Bovton 8,904 bales Upland, to Balti more, 068 bales do.; to Philadelphia, 1100 bates Up land ; to Nsw York 2,590 bales Upland, and 08 do. Bsn Island ; and to Charleston 800 bales Upland and 0 do. 8«a Island—leaving on hand and on ship board not ol eared, a stook of 10,036 bales Uplaad and 071 do. Sea Island, against 31,770 btlet Upland and 905 do. flea Island, same time last year. Oar market at the close of our last weokly roviow, was tnu, and fnU prioes were paid. Wo quoted Mid dllag Fair at 10 oents. In the afternoon of that day, tho Asserfas** foreign scoounts came to band, noting a de- oline in tbe lower grades. Tbe salts on Saturday, tho dost day of tho week under roviow, wore 336 baits, at former rates, showing that the late foreign bows had no offset on tho market. On Monday, the market was dull, with sales of only 214 bales. On Tuesday fore noon, three day’s later date# by the Baltic, osme to hand. The Liverpool market was heavy, with a slight decline on the inferior grades, and the sales for the three days were 13,000 bales. That day, the sales ia onr market were 334 bales. On Wednesday, the mar ket opened with a brick demand, particularly for the finer qualities, which resalted in the sale of 1,063 bales, atvsry fall rates. On Thursday the tales wsre 508 bales, the sear hot closing firm, and at aa ad vaaee of % lo H oeat. on the previous week's quotations. Yesterday (Friday) morning the markot opened with the Arabia’s foreign accounts. These advices report that tho sales in the Liverpool market for tho weok ending on tbe 4th, were 33*000 bales, that the market closed dull without any aotoal deoline, and<quoted Fair Orleans at 6\d. and Fair Uplands 6\d. The sales la ear market yesterday reaobed 757 bales, vis: 6 bales at7K, 68 at 8tf, 284 at 8*, 96 at 9,12 at 9*, 4 at 9%, 33 at 9>i, 156 at 9tf. 47 at 9*, 49 at 10,0 at 10*. 4 at 10*. and 3 of biik'* at oents. Holders were not quite as firm as on tbs previous day, bat thero is little, if any ohango ia the general feature of the markot. We quote: Middling to Strict Middling 91; Good Middling 9^@ 9^ Middling Fair. 10>*@10tf Fair to Fully FoIr...........„..«....„„.. lo^@_ The total sales of tho week, comprise 3,204 bales at tho following particulars: 10 halos at 7>f. 73 at 8tf, 77 at 8hi, 305 at 8*. 44 at 8*, 174 at 9, 3 at 9*. 46 at 9,*, 145at 9X, 215 at 9*.377 at 9J,'. 786at 9*. 155at9#. 367 at 10,161 at I0)tf, 167 at lQAtf, 41 at 10>i,and 42 bales of Silk at 10X, and 16 of Masterdon at 12 oents. 8KA ISLANDS.—The demand during the week has been limited and the sales confined to small lots. The transactions amount to about 80 bales at 27 to 36 cents < Ths market has been firm. Tbereoeipts of the week are 270 bales, and ths stook on hand 071 bales. RICB.-In consequence of tho want of shipping this artlolo has bson dull during tho wssk, with sales of aboal 000 tleroos at $3X to *3>4 per hundred pounds— The exports have been 325 tisross.nll ooastwlse. ROUOH RICE.—During the week a large amount of this article has been rooelved, nearly all of whioh was seal to mllln. A sale of aboat 1000 bushels was made at 95 oents per bushel. FLOUR.—Ths demand has been restricted to small lots, for home consumption. Baltimore and Georgia is quoted at 07 to 7X per bbl. CORN.—Tha sales of this article have been light, at prioes ranging from 80 to 85 cents per bushel. The r eeiptshave been from the interior, and in small lots. MOLASSES.—The oargo of Cuba on hand at tbe close of our last review, has been sold at 22 oents per gallon for lihde., and 23 cento for tleroos. There is lit tle in first hands. We have no sales of Now Orleans to report. SALT.—The cargo of Liverpool whioh arrived at the «46se of the week, has been selling from the wharf in lots 01.35 per sack. HAY—Northern is selling from the wharf at 01 per hdodred, and Eastern at 01.20001.31. I,I ME.—The market continues to bo well supplied, and the demand hae been fair. It is selling ia lote from store at 0l.25@0l.37)4 per bbl. COFFEE—Wo quote lUo at 10*@I1>* cents per pound. BACON —This article oontinoos dull and depressed, with very light sales. Ws quote Shoulder* at &{, and' Sides at 8%@9 oents per pound. BAGGING AND BALE ROPE.—Wo have notrans- aotions ia either of thoee articles to report. The soles 0 small at former quotations. EXCHANGE.-Sterling at 8K@9 per eent—Do mestic—The Banks are selling tight cheeks on ell Northern cities at >4 percent, premium, and purchasing sight bills at par; 30 day bills at psr eent. dls- oount; fiOdsy bills at 1*@2 p* r 0#n t. discount, and 90 day bills at 2>i@2£ per oeat. discount. FREIGHTS—Foreign—Two vessels are leading for Liverpool at *d. The asking rate is U-16d. per pound tor cotton. Coastwise—To Boston 9-16o. tor ootton; to Now York and Philadelphia 7-10o. lor ootton, and 01.60 per sask for Rloe, had to Baltimore ?go. for ootton. 32,lathe Northsmodge aTUm Golf stream, mw the *" 4 a ’““"V "» Tt Into siakaeea LM. BuOas, Chwlutoa, to 8 U Laffl- U.btr*h.ro‘. flu to* pl..tAt>oB ( vita 1100 bsab.li rtaah riu.uB Babarahw k Ro>. SLlRHIiU. Brla CMrtbu, Panto., for Bath, M.-w Crabtree. Stoner Gordon, ttfe cirartoton. > »"t a mat quantity Tb; b'rli DMVgo* Deboy leltafl, bund North, pal r Ualhena. Buflea, Cl i Washburn H8T OS WR88BI.8 IN POUT. Burks. Northman, Frost 499 JSh. Ogden ft Banker PRCurtis,8innet ^J29 Boston Ogllen 4 Bunker Jris. Lyot.. relul St Johns E A Soullnrd Oarlbbce, Daaton .119 load’g W Crabtree 1ST IIKfataari Urererara. Text „ M B Davis, DavU.V.7.J49 waU’g.7.'.7.BriihamI icto Albert (Br) Robinson) 170 dl.’g* " . ‘e A SoaJlsrd Kendall.(Br)Cathrin...lflO St Johns. K A So"lard Australia. Wylie JI0.load’g K Person. * Co Augusta, Atoao 498 N Y Washburn. W ft Co Saw 1 B, Tnpley .,.2kW Portsmouth. K WBuker Aurora, Newton 000 rep’g „E W Baker iioaers, ikBanker A Bunker k Bunker ft Banker vnreiu...+,.«iB((« ugaen k Banker PhitadalpUL Thompsoa...rspg Ogdeak Bunker Woodbury,Manning.,... M »ropJ^........UgQen ft Bunker Eoho, Lawiep ..^..N Y. Brigham, Kelly ACo Danube, Smith re^Batb Brigham, KeUy &Ce Mobawk. Graham ... Baltl Brigham. Kelly*Co F A Coodwia. Carlisle...dls'g Padolford, Fay k Ce Joroleman,Harrison.........rep f g.,....Bngl>na, Kelly«tCo J P Morocr, Higbee ..re.re...Cnba. F 8atterty,RevelanU. N Y urnosn m . J F Tobias, Hand .....Phlla Ogden k 1 North State, Horton„..r...N Y Ogden ft 1 JlailaPlke, OnDaoh..4...dls , g Ogden B! SAVANNAH WU0LE8&LE PRICES CURRENT. Articles!. BaTTuTnO, bundee, 44 InchT.T Kentucky Gunny TOW BALE RUPE. Dillon’s Rape EF, New York Mes*.... Prime Cargo BACON, Hams .’ re Shoulders SidM BREAD, NaVyre....re..rere«re.re Pilot. re BUTTER, Goshen, prime BRICKS^ Savannah, 1st quality CANDLES, Spermaceti Havaonah made, Taltoor Northern do. do CHEESE, Northorn.re.re.... COFFEE, Cuba................ CORDAGE, Tarred.....-re. Manilla. -re*.. DOMESTIC GOODS: Shirtings, brown DUCK, English American Cotton..—..-.. FISH, Maokerel, No. 1* Baltimore Uoward-et., sup. Philadelphia - Georgia., GRAIN, Corn, oarge. ... Corn, rotail - Oats..... — GLAfS, American Window.. GUNPOWDER HAY, Prime Northern “ " Eastern HIDES, Dry Deerskins IRON, Hwedes, assorted Bh-ii.'. Nall rode Havauoati Hxpertu. Bats, Mb—Brig Carribea—67,000 feet Timber, and 64.000 do Lumber. Statement or Carton. ‘ P- L802-*03. Stock on hand, Sep. 1... 150 Ree d si no* Nov. 1%. - — ~ previously Total exports. Rem'g on hand, Nev.19. Cxporta or Cottan, Klee aadTsiaber. Aom Savannah, /row Nat. 12, to Not. 19, 18fiSf St Johns, N Pltfflfon Ma .re....re...„ •, ,.rere..... BrtUmofe...reV”re—.7—ji&77.7—re." , ' M “ M, *~*'* ,a5 ’ WW PhiUiialnhU _ ... HMI ..... Ipbla.....—..,.....re.HP9....... New York. -.08...„-.j33a -71 Charleston. 0... — API UK MACHS GOODS.... eeived, a fine oteek of the above, embracing lse, Desks, Work Boxes, Portfolios, Toilet, Olove and Jewel Boxes, Baekgammoa Beards, Albums, Oder Cases, die. [aov 1] JOHN M. COOPER O OP. Brushon for Parlor and common use, for sale by MORSE 4 NICHOLS, oet«4 106 Brenghiaq-et. MOT BOASTING, BUT FACTa , OAPS-CAPH-Tb. fioeel .ad LARD... LIME. Kooklsnd.. LUMBER, S. 8awed, refuse .... Merchantable Biver Lumber, refuse... Merchantable to prims., White Pine. elenr„i-.... Merebantable Cyprese Shingles Sawed Cypress Shiagiee...., do. pipe oo. niid. ^ _ do. bbl £ MOLASSES, Cuba. New Orleans. NAILS. Cut 4d. to 2Ud NAVAL STORES, Tar.... Spirits Turpentine VarnUh. OILS, Sperm, winter strained, “ * fall 11 summer Whale, Racked, winter Red Oak k White OSNABURGStFlax I*ORK, Mess, Westers Prime Moss, New York. PORTER, London RAISINS,-Malaga........ SALT, Liverpool, coarse - Cargo, bulk Turk's Island SOAP, American yellow..., SHOT, all sisee.....; 8EGAJ18, Spanish Amerieaa... SPIRITS. Brandy, Otard. Dupuy 4 Co. A. Heignotte'i Iaegerfreres... Peach Domestie Gin, Holland - SPIRITS, Gin, Amerloaa Ram, Jamaica. •• N. Ere bbls..., Wlilsky, Phil, and Balt " New Orleans SUGAR, P. Rico aud St. Croix... Havana, white “ brown — Nsw Orleans. - —.. Loaf and Crashed TALLOW. Amarieaa TOBACCO, Manufactured TEAS, 8ouehoag. Gunpowder -......... ....... Hyson.......... TWINE, 8eine Baling - .... WINES, Madeira. Sicily Madeira Teneriffe, L. P...— Malaga, Bweot M Dry.... Claret, Marseilles " Bordeaux...-..— thorn Unwashed 8WES 19 00 18 00 21 00 I 70 «>4 10 t 76 PUBLIC a—rally, to ono ot Hi. HM aiuatare ud yul.fl .toll. •»., »r——Sir lv—,1,,1. —.autu Tbn. Ooo4», whto era .t.r.d tor —I< at 73St,J«UaiAlHdm|NialiN*hj renbuM of th. lt.pm.ra uod.r hi. panoaU lafpretloa, ,od with ipaoUl r«f.na- to Mule — .Mitts to the tioullior. tndo. b f aai hone la Ut. olty. Kerneya. 8c hley’s Plains, Black and White Washington Kersey} KeatuekyGreya, Three Cord Doable and Twisted; 7 Georgia Kersey, Heavy Striped Kersey; Plaid Horse Blankets; Ueavy Twilled do>; Assorted do.; Duthl do.; 10-4, 11-4, U-4 Whitney do.; 11-4 Bath: Ribbon-Bound Crib do. Cawimeres, Clotha and »ailnetn. Faooy French Casslmerts; Clouded Caaelmeree; Beck Ixlaad fio.; Crystal Palaos do.; Black Freuch Dot Skin do.: Superfine Ulaok French Cloths; do. Twilled do.; Blaok, Blue and Urey Satinets. Tweed*. An extensive assortment of these Goods, comprising every variety of oolor. Flannelk* Scarlet, White and Yellow Flannels j Welsh do.t Be- llseau Flanuels tor Ladies' 8aoks; Printed Flannels: Red and White Twilled do.; Bleached, Brown and (Hate Colored Canton do. Prints* French, English and Amerieaa Prints, the largest stock ever brought to this market, varying in pnoos from to 60 osnts a yard. Ulnghftma. Manchester, Lancaster, English and Sootoh Ging hams, from l!0£ to 37>t oents a yard. DeJLnlnen nnd Clnnhmerea* Plain and Figured DeLalaee, from ISM to 01 per yard: Handsome PlaidDoLalaes, entirely new; Black and Colored Cashmeres. These Goods are of the latest Paris design, and oomprlse the most magulfloeat pat terns ever offered in any market. Alpaeni* Blue, Black and Figured Alpaoax, frew 18X coats to 01 Mi a yard. Silica* It is Impossible to delineate here the dlfforeat style! now offered for sale, as description would only convey a faint Idea of their riohnees and elegaaoe. In order, therefore, to realise the exquisite beauty of the present •tyles and the chaste msgaifioenoe of tnelr ooiore it is essential that they should be seen to be appreciated. „ .. Mantillas nml Clank*. Ladies’ Black Bilk Mantillas; do. Ooloted do.: do. Watored Silk Cloaks; do. Bleaahed Cloth Cloaks, Em broidered Braid; do. Colored Cloth Cloaks, Em broidered Braid; do. Lavender do., Velvet Trimmed. o»wew lloalery* Childrens' White, Mixed, Slate and Fey Striped Hoes; do. Grey Lamb's Wool do.; do. Colored Cash* mere do.; do. !• anoy cashworo do. Boy's Whlto, Mixed and Faooy k do,: do. Lamb's Wool do., do. Fanoy Cashmsrs H do. Ladies’ White Canton Hose.from 12>.' to 01 a pair; do. Slate, Mixed and Moravian do., do. Ulaok Spun Silk (Lind) do.: do. Colored do. (Lind) do., uo. Black Italiau da.: do. Merino do.; do. Cashmere, do. Men s White and Brown ^ do.; do. |Mixed « do J do. Superfine Freaoh Brown >4 do.; do. Ribbed do.; do. b anoy Stripe ^ do.; do. High Colored do.; Grey Lamb's Wuoldo.; do. White do: do Merino do. . tilovea. Ladles' Alexandre Kid Gloves; Thibet do; Colored CatNaptdo; TaffeuSUk do; Wool MltU; Cashmere Men's Wool Gloves; do Thibet do; do Cashmere do; do Lind Berlin do; do Drab Doe do; do Cloth do; do Tafflta dq; do Alexandre Kid do; do Plash (an satire scrip lion 1") d °* U ° yi1 * nd M1mo * QIo ™ of *v«ry do- . . Ilandkorchlefa. Ladies L C bdkfs from 6)» oents up; do Hom'd Btltch do do ; do Scalloped do ao; do Emb'd do do— Men's LChdkfs; do Silk do in great variety; Boys' dodo; do Cotton do; Misses L O. Handrltn. Imdies Lambs Wool Vests; do Merino do; Men's * do; Ladies Emb'd Sear is; do Plaid Wool Shawls; 8 do Printed Cashmere do: do Emb'd do: do Fancy eck Ties; Elastics Buffalo Combs, India Rubber >mbs, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes, Per- Turnery, Fancy Soaps, 4e., 4c., together with an tensive assortment of U«aae Keeping ttoada N. B. An apartment exclusively nppropr — — Jobbing Trade has been fitted Bp, where oo tin try mer oliante wUl always find a large stoekteeeltetflrum. oetS CUAKIilS MAMSHALL. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Nn. y» ifiysttai ilrret, Bnltlnere, DM*. | VFFKIU) h»« lireHsMlanal services la Ue traoe- \J as Ilea of legal hueleess la the eity ef Balttamrs.' RaraaaMcxs J Au—..A—Uoa.'tLaf.JpflMltoa, Traset. B. 1 Robt. lUb.rih.ni k »on, Ut.l. f. Sorat.n, R.T. Hmttk. W. T. TK—nto», W. w—4brt«a.. «0> J'iflriKJ com l FOR FLORIDA, «m Bhr4st*« ftnTsinnnki ITT ILL prmeUoe in the fcourts of Uhallam, Cam* VY den, Glynn pad McIntosh eounties; also, the U. k Circuit and District Courts tor the Southern Dis trict of Georgia. , j. RnraaaMdBS—BsVaupuh. ’ ‘ ; lion. X. Charlton, . Messre. Crate 4 Rodgers, Messrs. Boston 4 Vlllalonga^Danlel H. Stewart, Eeq. Hon. Jas. R. Broome, Uoa.S. R. Mallory* lion. Then. Baltaell, Hot. Thws. Douglas, i Hon. C. U. Dupont, Horn* W. A. Forward. pot 25 8m AROHITBOTURE. SBOLL fc PAT, aBOBITaOTa, Cartier ef Bull ufi Hryan-ain., SAVANNAH, GA. /‘VFFER their services to geotleinen about to build \ / and to Committees of Publio Buildings, Churches. Bohdol-hoasee, 4e. P!aas tor all kinds and styles of Dwelling, bouses, t 4e., actually built. a«td ia progress, can at aU times he seen at ouy ul&oe; gad ns it is more ecunomiual, and saves much alter disappointment to have plans and specifications wsll matured before oom- mousing, It must no desirable tor those about td build to seoure die services of experienced architects. JUT They alto undertake the inspection of works da ring their p regress, aa well as turn tab designs fer ev ery style ol INTERIOR DECORATIONS, Monuments PHACTfMUHOUsi TnO YhTp PlOMKl, No. Id Uaraardest.. Maw.. Ho* OL1G1T8 tba atieutlon of the public to ,(ka fol« Ran* . t iMol r every description eonstaatly on T'b—W.A. T. pledges hlmsslf to do all work ea« trosted to his cars,In the most eeonortioal manner, and equal to nay pradioed in the Northern cities. Orders from tlte oountry promptly attended to. oot 17 MUliaery and Fancy I M»a. SIliUBt ■ iiwrow;— ixroxTia anu manvyaoturbr ow B e Q A R 8 , wwoLksiui urv norars. uiauir m BMOKIN G AND CHE WIN O TOBACCO. SNUFF, 4c., r ^ Nt. 87 one door «sm4 Abtratrm,^^ BAVANWAU, UBOHOtA. Ivockeil, l.onr A vo., COMMISSION MEHCUANTS AND SH/J-F1NCI AGENTS, SAVANNAH, UKUJtOIA. Will attend to selling all kinds of PRODUCE ff Htrlot attention given to the Heoeiving aud For- waruing Goode, and filling orders from tho oountry. a. LOaXXTT, WM. M. LONU, JOhM M. DAVIS. jy 28 - ]S Wylly A lUontmoUlu, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, run THE Parchaae Md Hale of Biackhfc Banda, Itrnl and Peraannl Katnte, Ace* dee. Office Corner of Bay Lano and Bull Street, rear of the Poet Office. p. B. Having nnmerous orders we wish to purohase 100 Negroes, either single or in families, tor whioh wt are willing to pay highest cash prices. Jy 09—iy T 100 00 30 00 4 00 6 00 6 25 NKW BOOKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M, COOPER 4t CO. WXDMKSDAr, MOT. 9XU. HE Works of Joseph Addition—including his contributions to theTstler, Guardian and 8poc- •r—edited with critical ana explanatory note*; by George Washington Gresn'j- in 5 vols.,voL 1 reo’d. A Memoir of Die late Rsv. William Croawtll, D D, Rector of ths church of the Advent, Boston; by His Father. Peruvian Antiquities; by Mariano Edward Rivero, Director of the National Museum, Lima, and John James Von Tschudi, Doctor in Philosophy, Medicine, do—Translated from the Spanish; by Fraaoi' * Hawks. P) D. L L D. The Life oV William Pinkney; by his Nephew, the ~ev. William Pinkoey, D D. History of tho Navy of the United States of America; byJ. Fenlmore Cooper—continued to 1853 from the Author's manuscripts, 4e—3 vols In one. City Architecture, or Designs for Dwelling Houses, .tores. Hotels, A c.- illustrated with 20 Plates with de* sortitions and aa essay ea the principles of design; by Outlines at Comparative Philology, with a sketch of the languages of Europe arranged Upon philologie principles, ana a brief history of toe Art ef Writing; by M. Bohele De Verejel the University ef Virginia. Appleton's Complete Atlas of the World, with an la- troduotion to physloal and historloal Geography,and an Alpbahetieal ladexof tha Latitudes and Longitudes of 7 Moreland, or Self-Saerifloe; by the anther of "Mar garet Maitland." , „ . Aneodetos of Painters and Engravers# Sculptors and Architects, and Curiosities of Art; by Shearjashab Spooner, A B,MD-la 3 vols. The Blaekwater Chronlole-a narrative of an expe dition iaso Tbe Load of Canaan, in Randolph county, Virginia i by “The Clerks of OxenfMde’’-lllastratid. Leila ia Eoglsmi—a continuation ef Leila; ot The emus., by Abu I nner Tytier. Parley's Present for all Seasons; by 8. O. Goodrich, author of "Parley’# Tales," Ac. Mr, Rutherford's Children; by the Author of 9Sn£!i <J The Toilet. JOHN B. MOORE 4 C DIBBLE ti CAREY CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, Ware room tl. E. Corner of Wkitukcr aa. Brongklen-ete. Havannab, npilE Subscribers, in anuouucing to ikeir numer- JL one customers and the publio, the arrival and opening of their Tall and Winter Stock, felloltnte themselves on ths advantages which theirro- oent purchase* enable them to offer all who desire to select their Clothing from an extensive assortment of the choicest goods, mad* la the moot Fashionable Style. These goods have been purchased under the personal Inspection of one of the proprietors; and availing thea- eelvcs of favorable olreamstaaoes, they are enabled not only to warrant thorn in quality, but to uffer them alflaoh LOW PRICfil, no must distance nil competition In their trade. The following enumeration ie made tor the benefit of Gentlemen la the country, whose orders will prompt attention-and rho, when la the city, a: spectrally invited to aa examination of our Good: GENTLEMEN’* CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRE88 Ooata of every quality. " " " " ia Blaok, Bine, Brown, Green and Olive Colors. BUSINESS COATS, In groat variety, via Tweed, Cloth and Cassiinere, Frook aad Business Coats. PANTALOON8.—Blaok Doeskin at a great variety of BFk and Fancy Cassimeres.at a great variety of prieea. " Drab Dele White and Fanoy Linen Drillx, Fanoy Marseilles, VK8T8—Blaek Silk and Batin Vesta. Fancy Silk White Silk- for Party •• White, Buff and Fancy Marseilles " Embroidered Cloth. Velvet aad Silk la gveat variety. FURNISHING GOODS. Furnishing Oopds oi every description for Gentle man's wear—ooasistlng of scarfs, cravats, whterferd ties, Prlnoe Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, ootton do., suspenders, half hoee, glove*— all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts, a fine aa- ’““'“d'bessiwo gowns, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combe, Brushes, Forb- monias, stc., etc. HATS* Au exteaslve assortment of tho latest and meet fash ionable styles. Truuke, Carpet Bags, Valloes, Hat Boxes, etc. MERCHANT TAILORING. The toverable and long established reputation whleh their sstablishmeat has enjoyed aadetUl maintains for the etyla aad finish ef its gwrmtats mad* to order, a* well as for ihe xuperior quality of their cloths, dura bility of oolor and substantial workmanship, it shall he the constant effort of the proprietors still to continue— They invite the special attention of both old ana new customer* to the following, from whioh they are pro to furnish garments, which they will warant to . tu* ultra in both fit and fashion. SIUONl’S 4 BIOLLY’B best Blue, Blaek, Brown, Mulberry, Green. Adelaide, Bronae, Corobo and Olive Cloths. Black Doeskin, Blaek, Oasslmere, and a large assort ment of Colored and Fancy Tweed#. LINEN GOODS—White, Buff and fanoy LiXen Drills. VE8TING8.—Whit# SUk and BatU, for Party Vepta. Blaok and fancy Bilk and Bail ns 7Whi to, Buff and Orange Casslmerts. VNirOBIH SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in tha eity and throughout the State, made and furnished at the shortest notice aad In the best manner. DIBBLE 4 CAREY, octs ly BULK. FOTATOKH anil 75 t»m>!. " * • — '“larlttra. And lUMKJER. 15U Onions, landing per or eaie Vy Loot 19) brig R. M. Cbm OGDEN 4 BU 'i OFFKK—200 bugs Prime JRioCoffee; 75mate do Java do; 100 bags Cuba do, la store aad for |oct27j 8W1FT4CO. Q°l sale by H AY—150 bales prime Eaeiero Hay, landing .r iiukcaut-Wiiii.iii, wx, (or mm ay BRIGHAM, KELLY 4 fcO. corner oi Bay and W hi taker-street. Plaster dally expeoted, tor sale to arrive, by IS BRIGHAM, KELLY 4. CO. bUlTANIA* Bronxed Iron, and Kartbeo Spit- J toons, last received by oct 20 MOR8E 4 NICUOL8,105 Broughtaa-st. , \1TATKK8’ Atmaapt.erte ilremat Cnp- r? A few ef these oelebrstod and highly approved Breast Cups, just reo’d aao lor sale by aev 8 JAS. H. CARTER A CO. S. B. Cr alto ii, ATTORNEY AT LAW\ SANDERSVILLE, OEO. "Will attend to business in Washington, Jefferson Laurens, Wilkinson, aad Emnaual Counties. lUrxK to—N. A Hardee, Franklin 4 Branthr, and 8. E. Bothwcll4Co.,Ssvaanah. j/7-0m JOSEPH UANAHL, ATTOltNHY AT LAW, cou.ru or uv u, waiTAuau-rr.. ].M ty Kluclitey *t Thomas. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. N.. T8 Bar^lt, t*«ns.Mb; Ua. a. P. XINOBLBT. A. VUOHXS. Z. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Williamson’s Buildings, Bay»etre*t. Havaanah, Ua. opr 1(1 WE1XS & DUBB, Fseton and (Jommiuion MtrehsiU, -pit M BAT-gtBKBT, lAVAMltAH. ly o* me m -n mMi, ear ».a»s»u. 1/ "e. ereTSOF^; Wholesale aad Retail Bookseller an* Stationer, CHAS. B. P1UBETT, CONTRACTOR AND BUlLDEtt, M AVING resumed hie business, is bow pre pared to contract tor Buildings, or Jobbing work el ascription, in bis lias. Stairs ea seated * * dispatch. A share ef Ike public pa jMOtfnlly solicited. Carpenter Shop corner ef Walnut aad HarrlsoU-rte, seooaa street wastof Brown and Harris's Stables., fobli ly B, D. EVRUbt ATTORNEY AT LAW, 8 AONDXKB VILUL WAS III SOTO It CODKTT, Qj., W1U practice la tho Court# ot the Middle Circuit, All business committed to his earn will he exeoated with r ^!untmSou.-tlmnl Botb».lI» BnUb.aad De. a L. Byrd, Savaaaah.ly jam XT Mill finery mhh. MicnrxNawaxe, Nsr. 1491, Caarr.kS.str.tat, A Iitwai.aotatWt ERmet Savannah a mlaga, 4a. 4m kSSrSmSlu•! Vpsolig »r Fall sad ffialsr MlL.LINKNY GOODS, O. TtanraSay, Oet. 90,9. .ins. rvw ..i vn.rar took of Hilllrerr, -.raw uth.t —Ukll—tolL.lra. AM Bi rent..— of h„ ,UI—nT —Ural, a.*aad..Uaai WM. J. UIHIt’K StaoYls* aM Hat—trsista, tod MU, 1M BROUGHTON 8TKKBT, m,1» N..,!, yg-lte »»■ AaSraw'. Baa SBtlflakMi. INK —Ucibar ka< remaM* kl, , .Jtakla*.a»d Urrepr fplUn.. t„u, T»p. k'laa. uf .11 kl.,,. 1|. ci 'At—Mill. Alli»a.nl.rtas8 iota k Cu.olreh.rn. wui am. a CtkllUHII, Tin—II. Wol" I ( .real tk. .up.rTi.loo.fTI b/Mrfj. W. V. Bor. oo.— lO. control of C.L J. J satirely a fashiowaIle Hoo¥-aUlkJL -tajSEBSWCr pa bile a ealleadatrtM. 1 U.S«] JOHN POOJLE, WEOUUJLU AUD EOT All, Mitll W PAINTS, 01L8, TURPENTINE AND VARMI8HB8 Vmieh aad America* Wimdmt -Qla**, Valet, Varnish aad White-wash Brushes, Babel and Camel Hair Pencils, Badger aad Camel Haig BleaderSjGrsininijCombe, Artists’ Paper Banging*, Border*, and Jfirt-Board Print*. , N. B—Hbose, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain ing aad Glasing, done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker-et. Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow 4 Ce. Henry K. Wnakbnrn, SHIPPING AND COMMI Jr«l BAVAWWAH, Oi MERCHANT, "IIA. Ijr Ban sum A Cox. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlttidt*, Geergla, ’.WUI collect Debts la the following Count!** - Merriwether, TS jiUrd’lTO*^ Ohnrlsstoa, Beat! inn; Wllliamx4 Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Plan ten, aad O. W. CkeaL Mew-York, r. Manana, [mar 17 If) Taowas N, Oox. RtfULeeJ.E. B. /toddi aroUaa;WQllamr4BNtt rothen, aad O. W. ChooL C. A. V. luABAJR, Ueneral Commission Merchant, ly] Havappota. «feor,l». |noy III UWK of Four Uw . vaanab tor T wey. Rice bore’ DAY and THURSDAY Rt« la Darien at 6 o'clock, P. ll.. eaoM i leave Darien every t\7E8D1y and 1 1 ., __ th. North, red th. N.w York Stotokljwu UM ** *** imn BBsmsSr^ far OO— ik Saureaik, u tohl.i, oorocr af Sto. aa* Daria., tt Maolloa Hour.. —tan H. U MAST, riuHUUu. THS lulW UNBIVALUlfD PAODt/cTIOSTt A' Wew Cook Stove, CALLED “THE NEW WORLD Wn BarwI.aWaa* at CaA. _ The Subscribers have Just made arrange Is be oeustraetad sbesyeueea grtiwtae 1_. aHBSBSSgsS&g&l various other patterns, among v"'* * * the iron Witch, iron Kiag. aade* Wtt “ * ^ 'BOUT A DIJAIIAIUr" “ FACTORS AND C0MMI88I0N MERCHANTS. -t 7 SAVANNAH, OA. ly BOtfUMP aico, CMIfRRAL OOMMfdSIOH MBAOHABTt Hu,l»«aywtraet, kaSnaab, oa fit J08DMr.nowx.aaB.su James McH< INSURANCE BROKER & Marla. Prot.au Not—red! lutod, Cb.rtar Putt— ud An srsssrtEsxs^SBL. :ff»afSS7^«Sal»f tom House. 3SSS® „ fkuaraktlw aftka—Mill, la al—a r.q.iradU-iau All deeertp ttoas ef Kagiee aad MUI Werktoratakatk* House and Sign Palntf ng. F. O. CARL, Broughton etreet, Sret door above Lyceum Hall, Offer* his services to the public for the exeeation of ousc. Sign, Ornamental Painting, and Oraiaiag. He keeps for sale at his store, Faints, Oils. Paper llaiig- lnxa. Gilt Picture Framer, Japanned Tins, for signs, 4o. All vnrh done cheap, and warranted to give eatkfao- *«— . T . WM' 1 LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ARNOLD'S • * Improved Patent Metallic IndeetmeUMa SARCOPHAGUS, OR f—Tu-r~r~~, AIR j. exhausted *mmamem Which is now taking th# n niMR MUKHBOM’H 8P0NMB—A repply 1 of superior Cup Sponge tor 8urge6n use; also. Chloroform Iuhalen, and a large variety of Instru cts. 11. CARTER A CO.. Druggists, Brougbton-et. ItEC’D PEU MTKA.MEH-10 hhlr. - , 104. Prim. Katins Potato.., 1 do Cna lies Lemons. Cabbages, to, GEO. ALEXANDER, Cor Bull and OongreaB'ats, Monamont-oq. J UNT ■,TtVa, 10 ^ rrim ‘ laHOCllK k PBWNE. 8. 8. MILLER it J. D. FERGUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS. COKNSH or Butldjogs, 4o. done at tbe shortest aoiioe. qqg 19—0 T. J. KOBEHTttv SAVANNAH, OA. Will give his personal attention to all business cm- rusted to him. 0mo oat l DEALER IX WRITE FINE LUMBER T.rk-Urttl, Ogleikurpt Prime RaUlmera White Core, tor sale KJ by LoettS] ^TpaviD DILLON. : A PPLKS AND PO^Amto-tw ra f\ ed**# IM* adas—.. a Aia.K In* mP Nnrtkan An.. . fr.ih lot of Northora ip- l JJtllLtN*k'NATIIAN8, Uadw St. Aadiov’s HalL
