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To-morrow tho In.ugArnlion take. plnco. TIlo
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SE* orirnowlni with ^
* Their name is Xpglon. >VhaU harvest
Disappointment,and sho is whet.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AUtiAM^;
lin Kown from^noWmnnfi.JtlnxIofc'
Tlli. Al.h.m. n.ol. Winitli, nr.
fjVnM« s Miti«o on. Uto'nmtttiVt Bit It.
nit Draw*in n galo about twenty four bounl
.libit communicating with Uio altore, and, then
Em Aon of fuel «ho ran for Galveston, where
strived on tho morning of tlio 33th. She
' - j n t innply of coal tliero and left again tho
une evening for till. port. She encountered
tttyhetry wontltorfrom tho northeast throughout
ll oCtl! 0 S. propellor Ashland, six day.from
Ae Brsxos, pnt into Galrortou in: dirtreM with
Asen cabin pa.Mu.era mud fifty melt and dis,
batted soldiers. They were all transferred to
Ibe Alabama, widt a lorto Brmtos mail.
Tho U. 8. steamship New Orleans, after being
detained sixteen days at Tampico, got oat on the
■«l*t iiwt. and proceeded to Vera Cruz,
llaior General Patterson expected to commence
• ih for the interior about the 24th Inst
a no G enius of Liberty has files of papers
font the city of Moxico to the 7th inst, but had
9M ]r time to say that the most profound tranquility
rtisned in the capital. . •
As soon os the new Government of Sonor Pe
lt y Pena was organised, the fact was officially
Announced to the representatives of,friendly nn-
uons. HerBritanio Majesty’s'Minister atonce
replied, ears a supplement to tho Diario, in terms
l ino«t satimetory mid liouoruble for their excel
lencies; tho President, and the Minister of For
eign Affairs-
We tire a brief uoto from our Vera Cru/. cor-
respondent:
Ulotfopatulenon of tu« Picoyunn-]
Vkiu Cnuz, early morning of 2Utli Oct.
Gcnlienion—Tho Alabama is off this morning,
hut there is nothing now to write ubnut, the "Gu-
niiuof Liberty” having published the only itom
worth culliug. Day before yqstorday about a do
zen of Hays’ Ranger* oucountored some 200
guerrillas out towards Santa Fe. The Mexicans
charged on them, but the Texans very cooly dis
mounted, waited till they came within about thirty
puds, aud poured a volloy of rifles into them, un-
nddling a number. Tho rascals being reinforced
attempted another charge, but were this time met
with Colt's revolvers, the Texans never budging
ail inch! The "hoys" all came in safe.
The- iUngdr* are the very .men for tliorfo guer
rillas, and are worth four times their number of
my other mounted mon 1 have seen here. Col.
Hays looks quite well, except that the end of his
nose is shedding its skiu, and his face is pretty es
sentially sunburnt all over. Jack Flays i# a re
markable man, as useful to his country os he is
modest aud independent. -
The yellow fever is still taking olT its victims
here. Lieut- Jcukiiis, of tho 1st Dragoons, who
had lately arrived with recruits, died day before
yesterday, and was buried last evening with tho
inual honors.
An extra of the Genius of Liberty of the 19th
but- has reached ua, from which we extract the
following news from Puebla and the interior:
[From she Uonlm of Liberty. Oct. 10.)
Mte and Important from Mexico.—Tlio family
of Mr. Castro, a respectable citizen of this place,
arrived hero yesterday evening from Julnnu. On
the road to Santa Fc, at a deserted rancho about
ten miles from bore, they were mot by Home thir
ty or forty guerrillas, by whom they were ex
ceedingly maltreated.
A Mr. Castillo, a gentleman of this city,was one
of the number. Dr. Galvun, a native of Havana,
who is direct from the city of .Mexico, fell ill with
Mr. C nitre’* family at Jnlapa and accompanied
them to this city*, may suffered very many priva
tions iu tho encounter with the guerrilla*.
By the kindness oftliwgniiUoman we were put
m tlio receipt of very important intelligence
from tho city of Mexico.
Ho loft tlio oil), of Moxico on tho 7th of this
month, and oil Iho I lilt, nt B o’clock 1*. M., ho
ontored ilimnmmln [a town o litllo emt of tho
1 erote road, and about half wu.y betwoou 1'erote
xnn Puebla.] Thore lie learned that tlio force of
uen. Laue hud entered shortly beforo, mid so
Hidden and unexpected was his arrival that Santa
Anna had hardly time to get away by another
quarter of the town. The Americans captured
two pieces ofartillery belonging to the force of
(ten. Santa Amin, which the latter in his hurry
had not time to remove, and also took two prison
ers, Col. Vega ami Iturbido.
Santa Anna, nfter leaving Iluamnntln, which
i irnn* ^ le ,eiu * °** I®®® horse, wus reinforced
or 1500 men of the command of Gen. RnycH.nml
bolhremaiuea in the neighborhood of lluainaiitla
till Ucn. Lane’s departure, after which this town
wu aginn taken possession of by Gens. Santa
Autuaud Rcyos, who, following up the reur
guard of tlio Americans, killed soventy men, prin- your suffrages,
cipwly mehrmted stragglers, and took twenty pri- oct 7
loners. The Mexicans had two pieces of artil
lery with them, one a bra** J3-poundcr and the
ouier a lll-poiinder, of the same metal.
lien. Rea sallied out of Puebla at tho head of a
preuycoBsiderablo forco, and was awaiting at El
V. Ulownia few miles south of Iluamnntln, 011
iu same road toPueblu] tlio approach of General
"auks and rear tfiu Mexicans uro ro-
I ®nw to have beeu incessantly liarrussing. Hut
e know and wo are confident that though tlio
“**"*»? "hoald muster a forco four-fold the a-
r? which it is reported that they have,
V? n ' Une. the Buena Vista hero, will extri-
with honor and witli glory front their
mw.il* n ?y f or,n * junction wftli his General,
A" 5 or d«‘fl of passing through tlio
"ten of Santa Anna and Reyes.
tv,? 0 n Croe .ty whjch it was ordainod tliat Mr.
nnyPena should take charge of tho supremo
d n fOWunctibii with two associates, 1ms
1 ^Pooled, and Santa Anna has again been cull-
; U "P" n,0 ,W"' imo the rein, yf Government, if
n bo called ouo, and tlio conuimtid of tho ar-
Test imony is no to Ycuitcd fify* oU Ip
»r. 8.Vi,„V,
WEjr ‘ ‘"
'■ Dr. 8tPoijne—Dear sir,-
public,'I feel myself in duty 1
ild Cherry porfonned bit ...
ilas if ovortr body, bughl to i
icted with a violent cough, aj
testify to tho
WFB&
•Wlh
# ) tntjf of blood,
— jBd so find of tho .voice
indicating an plarpilbgAtatb of disease} my appe
tite was gone, and ray strength h&d »o for fulled
mo that tny friends end physician word persuaded
I could not survive' many dayL My sister, who
Was nty anxious care-taker, mode inquiry whore
she would be likely to procure thp most certain
relief. She' was told that ifDr. ( Swayne’s
pound Syrup of Wild Chef *
my life was then ho]
to 1,814 bstni 1. folio*.: 73 at 7), 134 at 7|, 338 at7|, 391
at 6,4W at 8|, 370 kt 81, 74 at 8|,attd D0a( 81c. par lb.
“SpfJW | m
liar, 7| .9 Fair,. ' J . I/— 9
ah', .,8 ® -1 Fair to Fully Fa|r, Si ,® 81
ca,'IS1iAnos~No tratisaetion* to report, • ji
Dc«h’>l«of Uottoi at tho following placed aldco tlio lit
mm:. mk
Mobile,o<itiitmi
New-OrlSans, Ost00..1.i.i 113841
Texas, Oct. 8 1313
FMHda, Oct. ......807
North Carojlna, Oct. 28
' Viiiist^^ct; 7.. T .. '.goo'.'
Total... J...-. .-...160872
■ Com*
/ild Cherry failed in the cpre,
opclcss. Your modicino,wM
immediately procured,' and the first bottle gave re
lief, and by the time I had commenced the. sixth
bottle, nty cough had left mo,, and my strength
was much improved. Ih short, it has made a per
fect cure of me and I am at this preaent time os
hearty a man as I wish, and have good reason to
believe tliat the use of yonr, medicine, has saved
me from a premature grave. I shall be pleased
to give any information respecting my cose.
Yours, with respect,- J. M. Reevks,
' 33 Chester st., between Raco and Viue, Phila.
; Prepared only by. Dr. ^WAYNE, N. W.
comer of Eighth and Race streets, Philadel
phia, where olfordcrs must bo addressed.
For sale by the Agents,
A. A. SOLOMONS, Market-square.
J. M.TURNER & BllO., MotmutetU-squ.
THOS. RYERSON, Comer of Bay and
Whitaker-streots, SavannoJi. — f3 nov 6
Wlstnr’a nalrnim of Wild Cherry»
Baskenridge, N. J., Oct. 10 1845.
Mr. Setlt W. Fowle, Boston t
Dear Sir: I perceive by all'the newspapers,
tliat you are tho General Agont of that very usc-
fttl and highly popular Medicine called Wu tar’s
Balsam ofAvild Cherry. Allow me to inform
you, sir, that I have used that medicino in my
family with decided success. Ijost fkll my wife
was quite sick; had a very bad cough. I consulted
a physician who visited her and prescribed some
medicine, which did not remove her cough. At
Inst ho ordered DR. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. I immediately procured a
bottle of your agent in this place, Air. Daniel W.
Doty; sho took it, mid it cured hor cough entirely.
During the winter I Imd a fever myself, which
left1110 very weuk and feeble; I Imd a severe cough
which troubled nio sometime. I had rucourso to
your Balsuui again, and found it highly beneficial;
I was obliged, however, to take two bottles be
fore I was entirely well. All who have bad Colds,
severe Coughs, or disoused Lungs, 1 would nd-
vise to try
WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
at once. Signod,
DAVID AYERS.
I am personally acquainted with Mr. Ayers,
and believe his statement to ho true, and entitled
to tho coufidenco of the public. Signed by
REV. OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor of the 1st Presbyterian Church at Bas
kenridge.
None genuine,. 1111I0S8 signed I. Butts on tho
wrapper. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
THOMAS M. TURNER,
Bay street, Savannah.
Also by A. T. IJOWNE,
And Druggists generally in Goorgia.
nov 1 —3t
hand a( the rcipcctive placet named:
1847.
1846.
list "om’iI fu ■ i
Savannah,Nor.
. 8048 *
15133
South-Ctrolinn, Oct99
. 91810
31907
Mobile,Oot 99........;:....
. 93789
9970
[few-Orican*, Oct.20
. 89303
49193
Texas, Oct 8
004
1900
Florida, Oct 9
. 557
1139
Augusta and Hamburg, Not*. 1
. 90745
30144
Macon, Nov, 1
. 7713
11480
North-Carollim, Oct 16
80
no
Virginia, Oct 7
. 950
00
Now-York, Oct 90
. 44097
31208
Philadelphia, Oct S3
. 7094
1531
Total
."5w5135
175211
1UCE.—A fair builnoii hn* boon dons in tbla nrticio. 41
casks nt $3,173 st 3), 300 nt 3], 334 nt 3}, 63 at 3 3-10,349
at 3), 17 at3 1116, aud 300nt 3,08 to3,75.
CORN.—3000 bushels tioack Island in the cob so|d at
) cents.
FLOUR.—We report sates of 30 bbls. Georgia, at #0$,
30 bbls. do. at 0{, 3000 lbs., in sacks, at 3, and 4000 do. in
sacks at 31.
BACON.—Small lots havn boon sold at 9 to 9|e. per ib.
(Wnstorn;) Shoulders 7 to 8c., and Hams 11 to 13c.
COFFEE.—50 bags Rio sold at 8c.
LARD.—A lot of 10 bbls Georgia brought llic per lb.
HAY—'17 bundles Northern sold at 85c.,und2tM) do. Eas
tern ot$l,life, per 100 lbs. '
LIME.—A cargo of Thoniaston Dina said this weok at
$1,13} per cask. Market dull,
COAL.—Philadelphia hard in lots sold at $0}, and re*
tailing from wlinrf nt $7. Oral is worth $10 to 13 pur ton.
RAGGING.—No sale worthy of notn. Tim stock of
Dundee is qulto light; 3 plucos choice Kentucky fur ticu
Islands, brought 22c.
SALT.—Wa havo not hoard of any sale the past week,
thn last noticed was reported nt$l,45.
EXCHANGE.—Foreign, noiuiimlat7 to7} per cent. The
Banks sell sight chocks on tlio northoru cities nt} per com.
prem. Out-doors, 1 pur cent. prom, on Now York. Tlioy
purchase sight to five dny chucks ut pur, 30 day bills at
and 00 dny do. at If per cent. dis.
FREIGHTS.—Foreign, a vessel is up for Liverpool, but
we were unable to ascertain tho ratns. To llavro lc per
III. for square and lie for round halos. The rules to Now
York are fc. fur square and 5-10 fur round hides Cotton,75c.
per cask for Rice and 6}c. per bushel for Corn. To Boston
1 forsquaro mid} fur round bolus Colton, nud$1,35 per tc.
for Rice. To Baltimore ie fur round and square holes Col
ton, and $1 far llice. To Fliiladalpliin, jc. fur square and
rouud bales Cotton, nnd $1} per cask for Rico.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2.—Cotton.—Since our Inst
wockly report our .ranrket has continued to de
cline, and closed to-day at 74 cents for Fair in
square bales, the quantity ofioring is very small,
nnd but little has been disposal of at that rate.—
The receipts during the month of October this
year are but 10,789 bnles, against85,945 bales dn-
Ncliool*
J. M. SIIELLMAN, encouraged by his success
during the past your,* will continue hi* School in
the basement of tlio Unitarian Church. InstriiC'
lion jvill bo given in nil the branches usually taught
in. Academies. Having had thirteen years' ex
perience ns a teacher, and hi* terms, ns heretofore
being moderate, he confidently looks for 11 con
tiiiuation of the liberal putronnga ho ha* received.
ct30 10—
To flic Voters of Chatham County.
Fcltotc-Ciiiztna I am a candidate for tho.Of
fice of CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR AND
INFERIOR COURTS, of Chatham County, at
the election on the 1st Monday in January next,
and respectfully solicit your suffrages.
JOHN E. DAVIS.
oct 21 —
To the Voters of Chatham County.
Fellow-CitizensI am n candidate for tlio of
fice of Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts
of Chatham County, intiie place of R. W. Pooler,
Esq., who declines are-election, und respectfully
solicit your suffrugo* on tho first Mouduy in Jan
uary next. AUGUSTUS LAFITTE.
oct 28 _
7m,\ J.'.iP nrm c * ' n Tulancingo, endeavoring,
■mEW" 8Ucce,w i nppours, to catublish Ins
*y*totn. IIo has of Into received
To the Voters of Chatham Co.
Fellow - Citizens :—l am a candidate for the
OFFICE OF COUNTY SHERIFF nt the Elec
tion in January next, nnd most respectfully solicit
V R TEBEAU.
—r
To the Voters of Chatliam.County.
Fellow-Citizens:—I am a candidate for the of
fice of SHERIFF, at the next election, nnd re
spectfully solicit your suffrage*.
DANIEL II. STEWART,
oct 30 —
To the Voters of Chatham County.
Felloio-Citizcns I am a candidate for tho of
fice of SHERIFF, and respectfully solicit your
suffrages on tlio first Mondny in January next,
oct 20 —* W.W. OATES.
Consignee* per Central 1U1I ItoacJ.
vprvSn. nun ui lino ruvmvuu
wryunportant convert* to hisp9litWprinciple*.
ti»n« a eIlcm l", at ifl* Iwcienda posing away
the mmL?* “IPccnMy as lie can, taking no purt in
hU°tlmo ^ U,M W® 8U I>posc he isonlyabi-
ThU'.n * n M ®™ 0 , quiet, and on parole.
0| >° Mexican Government
tho 5th , i : , !{« u, «I , Pmbnont at Quereturo, on
°fl* w ever; the feelings of the
IWrtbillDrlrinj.
fur tho '"8 won and getiornl* have gone
lltnie rr! ,0 ^’ aor * la vacn, in the tierra ia-
■outh ofik-« }Halow n seventeen leagues
r'Aco.l {y °f Mexico, on tho road to Aca-
* n nieB t !JA/ c,n r in * ,cr °fl. that at our last accounts
'I’oxan »£h n,,0, « Wcro ** or a party of
flwnueivX'[*;. tiioso Rangers acquitted
dontat Vera Cruz°[ e || (,U ° r ^ ro,n ourcorrUj, I ,on '
hen VlCe */ r0ni Matamorns to the 20th ult. havo
Slat. rCcc,v ^ 111 New Orleans by the United
A^propellcr Secretary Walker. ,
Can* r ol * P* ace wa * ,,ot improving,
•rutabt * of tho 3d artillery, as-
I«ah«i ^^Pttaiter, died ofyellow fever at Point
lAyi.Pn the 19th „b
NOVEMBER 4—303 balo. Cotton, Core, Flour, Mdss.,
&c., to O'DriicoU & Co, J. Clark, N. A. Hnriloo, R,‘ A. Al<
lea, W. Humphrey., T. 8. Wayne, Hamilton.At Harde-
tunn, Bofitnu &, Guniiy, Holt & Robortxou, C. Hartridgo,
nrigiinm &. Kelly, E. Smith, Godfrey & LnRncho, W.Mor-
ri»on, W. Duncan, Q. P. Hood, Miller, Chainborluiu Sc
Peck, Rabun & Fulton, G. B. Gumming.
COMMERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
'Liverpool Oct. 4
Havre Oct. 2
Havana Oct 31
New Orlouuv Oct. 28
Mobilo Oct. 30
Providence Oct. 29
Baaton Oat. 30
NnwYorii Nov.
Philadelphia Nov.
Baltimore Nov.
SAVANNAH IMPORTS, NOV. 4.
LIVERPOOL—Ship Herculean—1,993 aacki Sail, and
Iron and Hardware.
SAVANNAH EFFORTS, NOV. S.
NEW-YORK—Brig Excel—uaak. Rice, 450 bale.
Upland Colton, 210 bag*Rice Flour, aud 13 pkg. Mdae.—
Brig Macau—308 bale* Cotton,82 canka Rico,10 hlidi Iron,
10 bale. Domctica, 2 calk* Jleea Wax, 9 boxen Wine, 50
anility hbl*.
_ BALTIMORE—ScUr Carlow—48,545 fret Lumber, and
ISnaska Rice—Sclir. G. J: Jonea—184 ca.ka Rice, 181
balca Cotton, 216 bag* Rice Flour, and 12 pkga Mdaa.
'.OIAU.WTOM sxroaTS, nor.SL
Nawau, (N. P.7—Stoop Wanderer—10 ten Rice, 20 bbl».
Flour, 539 butheli Corn, 15 boxea Clieoie, 25 Ilom., and
■uadric*. •,
nov. .3.
Ballimnre—Brig Eco—319 bale* Cotton, 128 tea. Rice,
317 Hide*, 10 roll* Leather.
is now stored nnd holders do not seem willing yet
to submit to the present low rates, whilst buyers
are notanxious oven nt tho above rate. Thu snles
of the week sum up 1890 bales.
Freights.—Our river is now in good boating
order, nnd the two new light draught boats built
this summer by our company, give great fiicili-
ities for shipment* of produce by the river.—
Freights to Suyaiinnh 75 cents per bale—to Char
leston, by the river, $1 par bnlo.
HAMBURG, Nov.3—Cotton—There has been
perceptible fulling off in our recoipts the past
week, owing 110 doubt to tho determination of
danters to keep their crops at home until tilings
laeome more settled. Tho few snles making
range (Vom 7 to 7|; principally nt 7§ to 7ic.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.—Cotton.-rTho Cot-
ton market was very heavy throughout Satur
day last, nnd prices would occasionally turn
in favor of tho purchaser. On Monday, howev
er, au active demand prevailed,-und prices rallied.
Yestcrdnythodemandfeli oil’ materially, and the
market during tho dny was rathar languid than
otherwise; and closed nt about tho rates current
at the oud of the week. The sales in the three
days roach 2850 bales, 1900 of which were sold on
Monday.
Rice.—The Rico market has been rather heavy
sinco our forniar publication, particularly yester
day, when buyors obtained a slight advantage iu
thoir purchases. The transactions compriso
some GOO liorces, at extremes, ranging from 34 to
$4 per hundred.
. MOBILE,| Oct. 30.—Cotton —Tho receipts
since this day weuk reucli4331) bales, and the ex
ports for tlio snme time uro 1200,leaving the stock
011 hand nnd 011 shipboard not cleared lust evouing,
23,782 boles against 9,270 lust seuson, and 21,2-17
tlio year previous.
The (meets of the intelligence by the steamer
on this market wore foil iu the instant suspension
of all business operations, tuid during the past
four days only 3 a 409 bnles have bocu sold nt a
decline of about l?c. from the ratos of Inst week.
It is impossible to give a correct quotation of pri
ces. Middlings huvo been disposed of nt 74 a 74
cents, and seemingly hut little disposition exists to
operate to any extent even at tins reduction.—
Tho continued scarcity of shipping tends no
doubt to increase the etnbarrussmeuts of buyers,
and tho dnrangement of exchanges enchaiices
much the difficulties under which every depart
ment of business at present labors.
The weather for pickiug i* favorable in the ex
treme, nnd the quality of the receipts now coining
to hand is generally as good as 111 any previous
seas ou.
Rice.—With but a moderate demand nnd in
creasing receipts, the price of rice has gradually
declined to 5 aG ctsper pound.
Freights.---Vessels coutinuo scarce but there is
very little doing iu tlio way of freights at present.
Inioroign, a bark taken for Antwerp ut l|c., is the
only transactions of the weok. Coastwise, a brig
taken for New York, at $1,50 per bale is the oniy
cotton engagement.
amp NBW8, •
bir 8aVn«wftH, NW. 5,1847.
^ ^^UarlenAq^Oy.^uibeU
a jn.- , , v. t "
Jonldna, Wat.oA, Baltimore, to If. J. Dlok-
Gifitjona’ Flat from Plantation., A6 'ILttiu ftlco lo R.
. ateatn-pnekot Mstainora, Barden, from Charlea-
toiiJ to Brooka A Tapper, d
. Uii8. M. ateSm-paoketOeamuIgoe, Gkaao, IVomPalatka,
to Brooka Sc Tuppor. , ,,
CLEARED. ■
Sclir Curlow, Miller. Baltimore—Cohen, Norrlu fe Co.
Sehr^G.-J. Janaa, Look, Baltimore—8 W'Wbjht fc Co.
.. c .. -- • iQen., Clinch, Curry, Chadoston—
U. 8. M. ateam-packpt
Brooka & Tupper, -
. DEPARTED.
U. 8. M. ataam-psrket Gen. Clinch, Curry, CharW.on.
. FROM THIS PORT. •
Ship Hartford, Saunenian, at Jlaw York, 3d liwl.
' MEMOHANOA. '
Tho bri^ Alice Bendy, Dunbar, w|>|c4 waa bound for
Now York andjput back to reatoro c?rgo, a tailed afain on
tho 3d inat.
Tho bark Heloiao, (Ruaaion) Back laud, for thia port,
cleared at Baltimore on the fat but.
Iilst of VcNiiel* In the Port of fctavanmli*
SHIPS.
Br. Margaret,Itodgnri.I.’pool. .508.A. Low Sc Co.
Br. Elixa, Snail diach'g..033.A. Low ft Co
Camera, Dunbar......Boaton..405.Brigbaraft Holly
Franklin, Smith wall’s. .301. Brigham ft Kelly,....
Eli Whitney,Dyer wait'#..547. Padclfori ft Fay
S Baldwin, Borland...wait'?..034.Matter.
Matouic, Harthoru....waU'f..440.Briglian ft Kelly
BRIGS.
L. Baldwin,BaMet....N.York..200.'Bri^hRin ft Kelly....
Macon, Hocy N.York..Q33.S. W. Wight ft Co...
Excel, Macey N.York..273. Waahh’n,Wilder ft Co
M&xeppa,CoLon..Fortamon\h..Y74.Mny & White
J Whitman, Pclerson.P'denco..l74.3fay ft White
Josephus, Pilcher dinch'g.. 143.Wood,Claghorn ft Co
llavaillo, Slnopor diach'g..]83.S. W. Wight ft Co...
Kcyiug,'Flandera Havre..299.0'Dritcoll ft Co.....
Cllutou, Andrew* N.York..379. Waahh’n,Wildor ft Co
SCHOONERS.
Curlew, Miller dUcli'g. .Cohen, Norrla ft Co
G. J. Jonea, Look diacli'g..8. W.'Wight ft Co
If. Wealcolt, Lodge...Plillad..Oroinorft Boall
K. Brown, llailon diacli'g..Brigham ft Kelly
W.D.Jonkina,Watson.dlach'g..II. J. Dlckoraon
ST. AUGUSTINE, Oct. 23.—Arr. atcamor California,
Roynnhla, Chnrlostnn.
MOBILE, Oct. 31.—Arr. *hip Glasgow, Melrher, New
York; Imrk Sarah, Colbert, Liverpool; tchr II M Johnmin,
Hardy, Vnrn Crux.
NENV ORLEANS,Oct 28—Oil alilpa Sharon,Merry limn,
Havre; Hudaon, Duvia, New York.
OCT. 29.—Old. alilpa Colombo, Pray, Havre; Oxnard,
Chick, Liverpool.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.—Arr. etonnulilp Northerner,
Rudd, New York; aliip Europe; Morcer, Now York; achr.
Lilly, Benton, Cnrnden.
Cld.—Sloop Wanderer, Fornaudnx, Nuaanii.
NOV. 4.—Cld. briga Tower, Getty, New Orlcana; Zoo,
Gayle, Baltimore.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 2.—Arr. tchr Aurora, Marlin,
Ciirncon. ; ,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1—Arr. brig Sophrouio, Ricbarda,
Havre.
Cld.—Sliipa Palloa, Aiithorn. Bremen; Loulaa Marie,
Woucke, do; barkt Clintonin Wright, Coleman, New Or-
lemia; Hclotae, (Iltinaian) Bnckland, Savannah-, tchr. T. C.
Miteoi ll, Eaton, Weat Indiea.
NOV. 2.—Sailed, thip Garonun, Slyer*, Rotlenlam.
PIIILAUELIMHA, Nov. I.—Arr. aliip North Star, Blah-
op, Liverpool; bark* Gen Taylor, Rodman, do; Brandy-
wine. Smack, Rio do Janeiro.
Cld. aliip Hnruuak, Julius, Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—Arr. alilpa Zurich, Tliompaon,
Havre; Ferriua, Greelen, do; Hartford, Banner “ *’
* ‘ " bilo,“ ” * ” ‘
offered inthis iqc
Iliinlwnre, Crol
Envolopo paj.o'r,
colors, Folio Post
fnSpUat mm*
& Co.finowhito Ruled FoiUcan; 100 UsQVodi
Witt’s RuleAAnd Plain Fttolacnp ; BO do Letter^
100 htfs, assorted, OtVott & HurlbUrt’s Fo'oUcnu
and Lottdr PltUii. oild Ruled 1 25 riffs PWhW &
Smith’s Plain aud Ruled Packel-si4» LottOri 25
rms Ovvpn &. HurllHirt’s, Arid Platner & Smith’s
Commercial Size Letter| 25 iffik Ettgllhh Blue
Laid Letter! 15 do Foolscaii largo size, thick|25
rms Butler’s super Blue Laid Foblscon \ Iml.niU
thin French Lettor Paper; plain ana Ruled; 23
rms small size English and French Letter 1 to
gether with an extensive stock of all size* and
qualities French and English Note Paper*; 20
rms superfine English Copying Paper, For solo
bf JdHPTM. COOPER.
noV6
TAVA COFFEE,- A choice urucle,
ceivcd
nnhi hriga Mobili
- Sannrman, Satan.
Bulklcy, Mobilo; Aurora, Saraaan, Aut-
ring tho immo poriod krt your , raou, ol the Cotlon " c '| d . Ihlp Mm|lhll , Bak „ N „ w 0tl „.„. „. rk
Route, Guadaloupo; briga Ann Elixn, Bluflcry, St Murka;
Coliimhus, Wohslor, Mobile; San Andrew*. Sonaat Malaga.
BOSTON, Oct 30.—Arr. bark Olga, Turuor, Rotter
dam.
Cld. ahip Alkuinr, Jnwntt, Mobile; burk Quincy, King,
Cape do Verdf and u market; Henry Kinaley
vuua.
Ha-
13F* Advertisements omitted this morning will
appear in our next.
FOR AVGUSTA AND
HAMBURG.—Tho light draught
Stenm-Packot II. L. COOK, John R. Ilily mas
ter, is receiving freight und passengers, ut Ander
son’* lower wlinrf, and will leave Tins Aptkr-
uoojf. ntS o’clock precisely. Sho will coutinuo
to leave overy Friday at tho *auie hour.
For freiglit engagements or pnssage, npply o
board or to S. SOLOMONS & CO.
LiF* Way freight pnyahlo by shippers. No
freight will bo ruonived on board after 4 o’clock
on tho afternoon of departure. Freight will bo
received in store during the absence of tlio boat
free of clinrge. wtlif— nov 5
E XCHAWOJB.—-Bills on New Fork. Ap
ply to GEO. B. GUMMING.
v 6
pOB SAJLE.—-A Negro Man wlio 1* a gouu
JT Cook. ROB. HABERSHAM A SON.
nov 5
- -- | T ,B|
AND PtA...
MACHINE. ,\yopt'Broad atreet, .hajoinitti
rosidonco of Judge AVnyno. Sashes nnd B—
rtf every description, made of tho bpst inatcHAls.i
Nortjiertt Pijcq*', . Housb and Ship Joiner-Wor
promptly executed. ,
v CHARLES VAN HORN, PifrtpHblnr,
N’..B'.—-9odstin}tiy on ( hand a full..supply pf
Flooring and.WciUlipr Bqardsj.Sasli, Blinds, and
Punnol Doors, 8 k IQ opAli, gluz'qd at IQ cunts'.
All other sizes in proportion —ly qug7
pjgmovaij,—doctor baIlextiw
At removed to the house recently occupied by
Mr. Thomas Holcombe, corner of Tattnull and
Harris-streets, one door west of the residence ,,
of Mr. Isaac LaKoche, and opposite to Mr. B. liitlf her cargo cngugeti 'aiid on- boaid, will
Constantine’s. —0 ndv3 *-**’—^ -• « — p- -w- ■
ceivcd aud for sale by
nov 5
« WUVIVU utuuu, IC
II. J. GILBERT.
WHOLESALE WINE.LIOUOH
TT AND GROCERY STORE.—Nb. 188
Congress and 88 St. Julian Street.—WILLIAM
M. DAVIDSON would inform his friends, that
ho continues to keep 011 hand ut his old stand,
West Side of the Alurket, a Inrgo assortment of
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND GRO
CERIES, ull of which ho offer* on the best pos
sible terms. He is also constantly supplied with
the best ALBANY ALE and NEWARK CI
DER, to which ho respectfully invites tho atten
tion of tho public. — nov 3
N OTICE.—Tho undersigned husrccoived
by recent urrivals, a fresh supply of Modi
cinos, Perfumery, Oils, &o. Also a general us-
sortnientof Brushes, which uro offered for sale on
favorable terms, by J. A. LaUOCUE,
nov4 No. 1, Waring'* building, Market Sq.
fOPFING PRESSES—O
V-/ approved styles, different size*.
.. Of the most
ityles, different sizes. Also Copy-
and Copying Ink, of superior quality.
For safe by JOHN M. COOPER,
nov 4
TJOGEIW’ FEN KNIVES.—A goti-
■LL nine article, ol’stiperior quality, ut Importers
pricos. For sale by
nov 4
JOHN M. COOPED.
G old and 8ievek riiiti u-
ItATEI) BOARD.—Also Plain and Fig
ured Gold nnd Silver Paper. For *nlo by
nov 4 JOHN M. COOPER.
/HANDLES.—50 boxes Hull &. Son’s Can-
dies, 4s, (5s, au
and for salu by
uov4
and 8s, lauding from brig Clinton,
CONNGRAT & BARIE.
O LD PEACirSUASTDlTAND
SCOTCH WHISKIIV.—HO bill, superior
old Goo. Peach Brandy, 30, fivu gallon demijohns
Scotch Whiskey, for snle by
nov 3 lino SCRANTON & JOIINSTON,
TVTOTICE.—City Treasurer’s Office, Savon-
±1 nah, 1st Nov., 1847.—Tho following lots are
in arrears to the City fbr Ground Kents, vizi:
Brown Ward, 1, 2, 3, 15, 22. 23, 24, 25, 42,
43, 44 45, 4G, 50, 6G, 58, 59, .61."
Columbia, 1, 6, 7; 8, 11, 1G, 19, 20, 21, 22,
23, 24, 28, 31, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38.
Crawford, «, 12, 14, 21, 24, 25, 20, 27, 28,
37, 38, 39. 40, 42, 43, 44, 03, 04.
Elbert, 3, 9, 10, 13, 15, 10, 20, 21, 22, 23,
30 33 34 39 41).
Frntiklin, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10. 12, 17, 18, 21,22,
24, 25, 20, 29. 30, 31, 32, 33. 34.
New Franklin, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
10, 17.
Green, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 16, 20, 22, 27,
I, 35, 30, 37, 40.
Jackson, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 1G, 17, 20. 21, 22,
23, 24, 25, 20, 29, 30, 33, 34, 30, 40; 42, 43,
40, 47.
Jasper, 1, 2, G, 7, 10, 29, 31, 35, 30, 42, 43,
44, 45, 40, 47. 48.
Lafayette, 1, 3, 4. 5, 0, 7, 8.
Liberty, 1, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 1(1, 17. 18, 23,
24, 25, 20, 27, 29, 39, 32, 33, 34. 35, 39.
Pulaski, 1, 3, 5, (J, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 10,
17, 22, 23, 24, 34 , 37, 38.
Warren, 3, 4. 5, 10, 11, 12, 10, 20, 21.
Washington, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 15, 10, 17, 18, 20,
21, 23, 24, 30, 36, 38.
Trust Lot, letter 8.
JOHN C. HUNTER, C. T.
If tlio rents due 011 tlio uhovc named lots are
not paid on or before tho 12th instaut, I. shall,
outlie morning of the 13th instant, proceed to
reenter tho same iu conformity to Ordinatico.
nov 1 JOHN S. MONTMOLLIN, C. M.
pipes
2 do
T^OREION LlttUOltS.-iO nan pi
JL Otnrd Brandy, vintage 1840, in bond; il
do do pale, vintage 1842, in bond; 5 pipes Mid.
Swan Gin; 1 pttnehin superior old Jum. Rum; 1
do St. Croix do; 20 eighth cask* Soignettu Bran
dy; 1 pipe old Schiedam Gin, for nale by
nov 3 lino SCRANTON & JOIINSTON.
T> RUSHES.—12 doz. Whitewash Brushes,
JA assorted; 12do Scrubbing do do; 20 do Shoe
do; 4 do Furniture do 5 20 do Marking do, just re
ceived and fbr sale by
nov4 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Y oung ladies* boarding
AND DAY SCHOOL—MADAME GI
RARD, having enguged the services of an ex
perieuced English Teacher from the North, in
form* her friends and the public generally, that
hor eHtablislimenl for the education df Voting
Ladies, will open on the 1st day of Novomber
next, in Mr*. Marshall's NqW Range of Brick
Buildings, ou the corner of Liberty uiid Bar
nard Streets. Pupils, ill uddition tu all the
branches of an English education will he taught
to write und spedk the French language.
Lessons will be given to those who desire it, in
Music, Drawing, and in thb ItuUnti, Spanish und
Gorman lungtiuges. Address
MAD’E. A. GIRARD,
oct 14 36—c Sttvaiidbli Geo.
JpLOUIt.— 35 bbls Canal ami Georgia
FI opr;
nov 4
25 half do. do. Flour. For sale bv
J. E. GAUDRY & CO. ’
B UCKWHEAT.—50 half barrels, quar
ter* mid eighths. Just received and for sale
by J. E. GAUDRY & CO.
unv 4
TV AIS1NS, Ac.—25 boxes Now Ruuius;
.LV 25 half do. do. Raisins: 10 bbls. Phelps’
Gin, und 10 do. Brnmly. Landing from brig
Seliiin, and for sate by
tmv .1 tit
CONN BRAT & BARIE.
T IHE.—Lauding from sclir Elizu Brown, ut
JLJ Johnston's wharf, for snle by
nov 2 BRIGHAM & KELLY.
APPLY AT ONCE.
Snles close To-Morrow Morning at 12 o'clock.
ONE AMONG THE BEST.
Draws in Charleston This Dny, 5th inst.
75 numbors—13 drawn ballots.
Greene Ac Pulaski monument Lot*y
Extra Class No. 45, for 18-17.
In eouscquenco of Thursday being Thanksgiv
ing Day iu Charleston, this lottery will be drawn
This Day, 5th. Drawn number* ready for exa
mination on Monday morning, 8th inst.
J. W. Maury & Co. Malingers,
(Successors to J. G. Gregory & Co.)
manr.sT i > imzks.
1 prize of $20,000 12 prizes of $500
1 do 10,000 20 do 200
1 do 3,000 30 do 150
1 do 2,045 200 do 100
20 do 1,000- &c. ; Arc.
Ticket* $3—Halves $2,50—Qirar’rs $1,25.
5^*"A Package of quarters will cost $31,25 nnd
is warranted to draw back $13,00.’- Whole und
half packages in proportion.
A MAMMOTH* SCHEME.
Will be drawn iu Alexandria Saturday, 6th.
78 numbers—13 drnWn ballots.
Lowest three number prize $400.
1IIOHKST PIIIZK9-
5 prize of 20,000 1 70 prize of $1000
5 do 10,000 80 ;ilo 500
2 do 5,000 J 126 do 400
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets$15—Halves $7£—Qr*.$3;j—Eig’s$I,87
CS^Tickets nnd Shares for sals,and order* from
the country uttcudcd to at the Old Established Of
fice of P. B. PEN DERG AST,
No. 5, White House, Owens’ Buildings, Bull
St. opposite the Pulaski House,
nov 5
W indow glass, dec.—200 boxes
Window Glass, assorted sizes; 1000 lbs.
Putty; 1 doz Glaziers’ Diamonds; just received
mid lor salo by G. R. HENDRICKSON,
nov 2 Gibbous’ Buildings.
CONSIGN F.KM,
Pnr *olir. W. D. Jcnkin*, (Vom Diltiinorn—W. P. Wil
liam*, J. G. Falligaut, A. Itocharl, F. W. HnineinnuD, tirig-
ham ft Kelly, Holt ft Kobimon, Siirautoii ft Johnoton, F.
Sorrel, W. Tifany, Central Hull Ro.ul, R. llulinriliani ft
Son, Wood, Clnjjhoru ft Co, Connarxt ft Darie, J Similar,
anil T. Ryer*on.
Poritcamer Ocomulgee, from Palntkn.—Brook* ft Tup-
per, J.Bryim.R. If. ft D. Lackiiran, J, Lama, H. II. Tap-
pin, Sir*. RoienbamL
Per iloamor Geo. Clinch, from CIiarle*too—Control Rail
Road, steamer Ivaoboo, T. 8. Wayne, Rev. Ilisliop Ellinit,
Brooka ft Tuppor, Ilameiliun ft Hardeman, It. Habersham
ft Son, A. Haywood, D. A. Ambler ft Co, II. Lathrop, Air*
S. 8. Tombs, and J. Fuulker.
Perstoamer Blelamora, from Charleston—Central Rail
Road, 8 B Howland, A Hay wood, J 51 Cooper, Dr A Cun
ningham, W 11 Habersham, R Habersham, FShall*, TT
Wilmot, W Duncan, P Jacobs, McM C King, CII 8iauton,
Dr Arnold, D Ferguson, RII D Sorrel, J F Don, .(earner
Iranhoe, and steamer OcamulgCn.
ul * or Hie Atlemle Htemnere.
p; ilri4clnlu. r * latlt AV«k.. Lca.tt 4—trita.
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Snvniiimti Market, Nov. 3*
COTTON.—ArrUAtljrluce the tMiU ult. 215ft bate* Up
loud, (HO'J by Rail Road) and ‘JoScafalond; aud cUmrod in
the sonic limd 1310 balca Upland itnd 00 8ca Island—loavinj
on hand, including all ou shipboard not cleared a.slock of
7333 luttc« upland, and 093 bates Sea Island. ^Uo receipts
of cotton, at all the shipping port* up to the latest dates
160373 bales, against 151931 bale* samo iinio lost year;
being an increase of 89J1 bales. The shipments to foreign
portf td tho samo time are 108170 hates, ogaiutl 43,0GQ tame
lima last ypar, being an increase of 09,016 balds; and the
stock in the United States is 935,135 bales, against 175,911
last year, boiag an increase of 59,031 bale* ■
Our report for tho work ondiug flfltii ult., left til* Cotton
market in ap unsotiled slate with a downward tendency,
which continued: without Change till last Wednesday,when
holders subirilttodto a further ll Celine of "I 'to fa! per lb.
There is but little 'disposition to punihsse manifested' by
buyer*, and wfl are informed that houses In this City have
o'rders for the foreign markets which they are unwilling to
fill at present pricea, The wonthCr continues favorable
for picking cotton, and the frdst up td thia tlino has done
comparatively little llijiiry as fares heard IVom. The crop
isnow known tobep large flfle/ Bales oftho week amount
rilOILET NO APS*—A large a**ortmont
X at ull nricoH, for wilo by
J. M. TURNER & BROTHER,
nov 2 Monuincnt-Hqiinrc.
M alaga gkapes.—Juet received
ppr brig Selmn, a lot of Grune*, nuw Rui-
*iu*, und Dute*. Also, 15 boxe* Italian Mucca-
rou’t and VcsruiiceUi, aud for sale bv
J. ROUSSEAU,
n tv 2 cor. Broughton & Bull st*.
QOLAIt {LAMP SHADES, Cone*
)J and Wicks, A supply just received, and for
»«lo by J. M. TURNER & BROTHER,
nov 2 Monument-square.
SULPHATE QUININE.—15(
O pure Sulphate Quinine, for sale l»y
nov 2 A. T. BOWNI3, Smut*'Building.
TRICKLES.—Just received, per ship Eli
JL Whitney, 20case* Underwood’* Fickcls, in
gallon, half gallon, and quart jars. There Fickle*
are warranted of tho beet quality mid of the new
Crop. J. ROUSSEAU,
nov 1
SCHOOL REMOVED.—Q A. HOL-
)J COMBE inform*hi*patron* and hi* fullotv|
citizen*generally, that he has Removed hi* Schoo-
to u central nituation, viz. the Masonic Lodge,
where a couplu oflurge room* are open, for the
reception of Pupil* of both sexu*. A Lady well
educated and an experienced Tfiachtir, ha* clinrge
of the Junior CIas*e*. He taken tills method also
oftiianking hi* frieiid* for past patronage, extend
ed too, during a season when least expected, a*
well a* for the opinion the majority of them have
beenpleased to exures* relative to 111* character
n* a Teachert 2inb«— sept 28
T OOK OUT roil A THIEF 1—
XJ On Saturday, the 21 *t of August last, *oniu
accompli*lied pickpocket (on board the flleutu
packet William Scubrook, Cupt. Lyon*, on her
trip from Charleston to Savannah,) succeeded in
purloining from niy person or from tiib washing-
room, a liue Gold Wutcli. It wu* nmmifuctul-ed
in Charle*ton, the name of the maker, (iud tho
number however not recollected. The face was
white, and it hud attached to it whun taken from
my po**e**ion,u blackguard chain, and Htocl key.
Any information respecting the thiefor tlie watch
will bu tliaukfnlly received, and a liberal roWurd
will ho given for one or both of them.
JAMES W. BELVIN.
Minerva P. O., Houston Co. Ga. Oct. 20.
oct 28 12—
5 R A, ,v'“Ph. Diinbni:, jiaviug one
, . . f- 'ngi^ged :.attd gbidg on ; hv«tf, will
have quick dospateh. For IVuight, apply .ou.huurd
at Hunter’s wharf, or to
ipply oil board at Ancaiitx’* vt'hAwj {Jr i
ttttv a wood, claghorn
FOR NE W ^ORK.-TJia re^
3MMS lur fast sailing packet brig’MfaCQI^ N.
Hoey masuir, ho* part of q cargo enmiged, and
Will itAil Witli despiildhi Fbr balance of freight
njiply to S. W. WIGHT kfc CO.
FOR DALTllTIOItE,--l 'he now
attdfnHt sailing sclir'. G. J; JONES ( Cupt.
H. Look, |lnviilg ,j)drt «f a cAigii tffijdgoal will
ImVo despatch. For uulrtiico of freight, apply id
oct 28 s. \y. wig irr & co.
FOR NEW Y O tllC.t—did' list alb
lishra Line.—The .regular puoket. brig
L. BALDWIN, T; Biiasett, ttiiwter, haiiitg (fart of
l-or Height ouguged, will have qiiIhk despipeli, %For
freight dr passitgo; upplK ou hoard lit, Tplfitir’d
whari’, qr to L. BALDWIN & CO.
oct29 , ... i c jj
.■<& Wi» Ci«li)Ai»Mi;i-niA;iS
aS2B.<clir: RJtlliV KNIOlFl'; Coiit: ll.liilior;
having itibst of her freight cugtlgeu, Will Have
qtlick dispdtohl Fdr Ffeliht dpiilv on hom’d ‘or lo
* L^ BALDWIN A CD.
FOR NEW YORK -Brig. Innc.
The regular packet brig CLINTOfa’, J.
Andrew* muster, having onu-tfiird of her freight
engaged, Will have de*|)utH|. ,For freight oy jms-
sage, liuvingsupbribr state rtihih neehtiimoihdieiiH;
apply onboard nt Moore’* wharf, dr to
nov 3 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO.
M f on nrnnr. —Threo floor*of Mr.
Waldbiirgh* building near tlip.Ejchungoi ult-
der thdt occupied by Mr; W: Woodhridg»inlKo
two upper floor* of the building Iniiuciliaiety be
low the Exchange, ilnd MeVeral floor* tinder the
htljldiilg occupied Hy Mr. Walch, ou6 of iliem u i
ground fidor. . . tt . itl.fj / j
nov l ROB. HABERSHAM A S(JN.
M XO RENT*—From tlio l*t dfNoViiMn-
her next, a commodious Three Story Brick'
Dwelling, in South Broad Street/near Bfc Julni’*
Church.. Terms Very moderate: At)plv to :
J»tt» J —. . II. GAN AH L.
_ _ i—Thh I loiiso itt die dual*}
•■“■of Bdy Street, tncedily bccttpVe'd by M F li ))
Crdilo. d* d carriage warelibiiHi*. 4
. Alsd, twb largo rapid* hirer Ives, llorsoy A
Co’* hat storb, Hiiltiihle ftir fcriinitiilg rooiifa of
lawyer*’ hfllcltsts. . Alitlly td I LA.-CRANE,
sl'pt 27
S Tri IllJlVT,- A three- *| or/ It rick
Bulidilig.iti Static Street:.
Atwhstfiry Wooded Btlildiiig in Urbitahttm st.
A two story Wooden Building in jIoflYwon *t.
A two wtory Wooden Biillditig„,W ! Uli it Balm
IIoiiho attached, nojtf doHHitlst bf Mr*. Buurke’*
residiinea'. For tdrni*, apply to
nept 22 COI1EN A FOSDIClC.
TO BENT*—'That ooiuiitodipit* dwel-
■““•ling.Hituatccl ou Warren square, N:.E. cor
ner of,Bryan andJHiilibr*liaiii*tr.bol*. Fnrtcrimi
apply tin the pMjiiiiao*, dr to IL GANAUL.
«c|il 18 l
D ancing academy.—mons. a.
BON AUD respectftilly informs hi*nntron*
tlmt he will open hi* Academy at 5 o'clock on
Monday next, first of November. Person* wish
ing to patronise him are requested to call at the
Lyceum Hull on or before that time. Tuition
day* : Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Term* t Twelve Dollnr* for 24 le**oii*.
Gentlemen’* Clan* name day* u* above, begin
ning nt 9 o’clock, P. M.
N. B. The room will he rented for Balls, Con
certs, or any other exhibition ut very iiiodurute
term*. 26— . net 27
C lIOCOLA'YE.—ltey* Superior Sweet
Chocolate, Spiceu do. uud Kitchen* prepared
Cocoa, for sale by A. T. BOWNE,
nov 1 Suictfl’ building.
THE TRULY LUCKY LOTTERY.
Saks dose Monday Afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Drawing due Tuosday Morning.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
DELAWARE AND GEORGIA.
For the Benefit of the Inikpcndent Fire Company of
Augusta. .
Class No. 45—D. Paixk & Co..Manager*.
Draws in Wilmington, on Saturday 6th inst.
78 utimbor lottery—13 drawn ballot*.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
1 prize of
$40,000
10 prizo of
$2600
I
do
20,000
10
do
1500
1
do/
10,000
20
do
1000
1
do
8,000
20
do
800
1
do
0,060
20
do
500
1
do
3,592
206
do
200
&c. 1
tc.
Ac.
PA88KKGEB8.
Per itonm-puckcl Gen. Clinch, from Charleston—Mrs
Harris, Mrs. J. Ivas, Mrs. E. 8. Downo, Miss Bowne,.Messrs
C. D. Yancy, Shelilon, J.HbeMdn, A. HuxJen, E.8. Bourne,
W. P. Anbry, Ilev.M. 8cott, 3. Ives, D. E. Huger uud ser
vant, Soincrell nml servant, E. T. Walker, Woutuiau, W.
Middleton,, D. B. Grout, Bov. SI Rutledge, Bar. Mr.
Blodget, Foster, F. Price, BUliuni, J. R. Harris, T. IIo*r,
W, Uumitock, Master Tapper »ad i deck,
Ter steam-packet Ocaaral^ee, from iPalatka—Mrs. Fer
nandes, two children nnd servant, Miss Donliiilo, Alessrs.
L. D. Fernandes, A, Simpson, Tifooy, W. D. Jenkins, F.
D. BccrUtt, D. C. 8cerlntl,R.8. Piles, J. F. Kinj, Dr. A.U
ley and 1 deck.
Per steam-packet McUraorn, from Charleston—Mrs. Me
NMII, Mr*' Mitchell and 3- children, Btra Williams nnd 3
children, Mrallusaler hadSphlldvca, Mm W Habersham,
BIr* TdrboX/ Btr* W Cook and child, Birr Henry, Mrs Hill,
Ulrs Banks, Mrs Lawton, BIra Edwards, MraEUettand tlio
3 Miss Barnwolls, Miss Lowis, Miss 8 Haliershsm, Miss E
Habersham, Btlaa Ward, Miss 8 Bolinny, Miss J Bollauy,
Miss Bailey, Bibs A Williams, Miss II Huntington, Miss'
II HoXy, Mils Fortuman, Bliss Walker, Dr Swan, Messrs
W'LowMi'TIi Bliiehell, J A Mitehnll, W P Williams^ W
P Patton, B T Boyd, Hlas, 8 Tarbox. G F B Lighten,
Jacobs, WJ Bsiley, JCnltla, J F Tighier, N Hoyward.
R Huborsham, J It Walker, \V Cook, Hill, F Taylor, M
King and 9 servants, W Pritchard, W P Fulton, and 11 o
deck-’ • .
Ticket* $10—Halve* $5—Q.r*. $2}—Eighths $1|
COLUMBUS LOTTERY—RARE CHANCE.
Sales close This Afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Drawing duo on Saturday Morning.
UKOIlfHA STATU LOTTERY.
Class No. 10—D. Paixb A Co., Manager*.
For the Benefit of the Imlepcndcnt Fire Company of
Augusta.
75 uuutbura—14 drawn ballot*.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
1 prize of
$0,000
10 prizes of
$150
1
do
1,400
10
do
100
1
do
H200
10
do
90
.1
do
1,093
10
do
HO
10
do.
200
10
do
70
&c.
Ac,
Ticket* $0—share* ih proportion.
53?’ A package of Quarter Tickiita will coat
$12.50, and must draw hack $7.
For rale nt
, G. W. WYLLY’S LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner of Bnll St. and Bay Lane.
137* Order* from the country promptly attend
ed to, and prizes cashed on demand. nov 6
R IOi COFFEE, ADAMANTINE CAN-
DLES’AND BAGON.—100 hag* prime
Green llio Coffee; 25boxea Adamantine Candles,
7,000 lbs choice Bacon Shoulders; landing from
H. D. Jenkius, and for s«le by • . . N ,
toy 5 SCRANTON A JOHf^StON;
X A.WIP OIL.—For salfe by the cask or re-
XJ tail, by H. J. GILBERT,
nov O . West sido 3Iarkot square;
T ownsends* sarsaparilla
A supply just received, and for sale by
A. T. BOWNE,
nov 1 Suictfl’ building.
JJUJtt AND GIN.—50 bbls Pholpz* Con
necticut River Gin.
Lauding aud for sale by
nov 1
30 bid* N. E. Rum.—
E. SWIFT.
T ONDON MUSTARD in quarter, half
1 A and pound bottle*; also Hudmm’a Mustard
in tin boxes, a superior article, received aiid for
salo by A. T. BOWNE,
nov 1 Smot*’ Building.
P OTATOES AND APPLES, land-
ing from brig* Clinton and Selma and for
sale by II. J. GILBERT,
nov 1 Wo*t Side Market Squnre.
T IltiE.—l.OOO hbl* Lime, cargo ol'Hrig Boii-
Xjjuinin Carver, for sale, to nrrivo, by
oct29 L. BALDWIN A CO.
O NION SETTS.—Just received a few
Silver Skin and Yellow Onion Setts, and
for sale by J. M. TURNER A BROTHER,
nov 2 M onnment-*qnnro
1 71 LOUR.—20 *nck* Georgia Flour, put up
: i
in small sacks expressly for family live,
ground from new Wheat, and for vale low, and
warranted good, by ALBERT HARD,
nov 3
I NFERIOR COURT —CHAMBERS,
October 15, 1847—The Grand Jury of the
Comity of Chatham, having recommended an
additioual tax to aid in the support of common,
school*, the fund* assigned by tlio State for
Unit purpose proving entirely inadequate to effect
the object* intended to he accomplished, the Jux-
tices of the Inferior Court, desirous of comply
ing with thin recommendation,hut without resort-
' ig to an incrousc of the present taxes, liuve de
ified to make un appropriation for that object
from the present revenue* of tlio county.
It i« therefore ordered, That tlio interest de
rived from the sum of six thousand dollars, re
ceived for tlie old Juil und lots, und now vested in
PuhNe Stocks, he and is hereby appropriated and
set apart, togetlior with hucIi further sum to bu
paid out of tho County treasury, a* shall makeup
the amount office hundred dollars annually, he
puid to the Commissioner* of Common Schools,
to he appropriated by them with tlie concurrcnc.o
of tlie Justice* of tlie Inferior Courtj to tho sev
eral District schools, in such proportions a* kIiqII
bo deemed most beneficial: Provided, neverthe
less, that the inhabitant* of ouch district shall
cause one or more convenient nnd proper Hchohl
house* to he built in each di*trict, and approved
of by said Connjiis*ioncr*, othorwi*o the money
apportioned to such district hIiuII ho withheld.
Ordered further, That Robert A- Lewis be,
and he is hereby appointed one of the Commix-
sioner* ih place of N. J. Bayard removed frbill
tlio county.
It is required tliat these orders he entered upon
the minutes of tlie Inferior Court and be piiblinli-
cd in both the city gazette* for one month, daily,
by a {proper notification from the Cditimi*-
sioner* in relation to tlie building of school
house*.
A. PORTER; J-1. c. c. c.
ELIAS REED, j. i. c.Sc. c.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS, j. i. c. c. c
oct 20 —26
, dec a—* 100 bundles superior Eastern
liny', 80 bbls. Potatoes nnd 20,000 Brick,
lauding from ship Masonic from Boston, fnr*alc
by BRIGHAM A KELLY,
nov 3
A lmonds.—iu bi>t* for *nu by
nov 3 11. J. GILBERT,
B RANDETII’.S FILLS.—.1 gross of
thoxo celebrated bilious Pills, warranted
genuine, just recoived und forsalu by
G. U. IIENDRlUKS«N,
nov 3 Gibbons’Building*.
IHTAIt’N COUGH LOZENGES;
A fresh supply of these Lozenge*, highly
recommended for tho cure of Coughs, Asthma.
Tickling of tlio Throat, &c. Just received, and
for raleliy G; R. HENDRICKSON;
nov 3 -i - Gibbous’ building*.
SWAIJI’S PANA.CE*.—-2fl : dozen
Swaims’ celebrated Panacea, 20 do Houck’s
'do, just received and fbr salt) by '
o. n. hendriokbon,'
nov 2 Gibbon’s Buildings.
/'YNIONS.—In bbls, for sale by
U * H. J. GILBERT;
nov 3
West 8ido Market Square;
iu the Qrth or clean, lor
uo'v 3
OB-HABERSHAM & BON.
—A situation a* Cook or 10
, a Young Woman,
S 1
who would make hnrwelf generally useful, and
can he well recommended. Apply at this office.
nov 1 ~
WOAHAjru^rOBAiiijO STORE.
1 An. 27j Ball-street, Sign of the Indian, near
Monument-square.—-The subscriber, returns his
rnteful thanks to thb citizens of Ssitiiiinuh, rind
Jie public generally, who have so libcrdlly putron-
teed him during the last fouryears, and begs to ns-
Hiire tiium that no still imports tlie vary best brand*,
of which ho has bn band ut tiii* litiie a large ti*eort :
incut. Hu would .call particular attention to a Into
shipment which he am fully warrant. Also to hi*
stock of chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Ac., An., all of
Which lie wIllsCU on'as good terms a* can be had
elsowhora. P. JACOBS:
j illy'27 ly—
FLOYD HOUSE,
MACON, OA.
STERLING LA.VIBR.
oct S27
J.fi. IJROW.V.
llA'i's A Ail <jAl*8.—IiI'a-jhAAI’
BLEU &CO. lidVo ou liuud ufulhaud com-,
plutn assortment of every possible' variety of
if ATS AND CAPS: Wo ilattor .purspDq* that
a nidi'b filsIiilhlaUlfc, ti larger of Ifuftor bejbetod
*tock of this kiiid of Goodslia* never boon offered
to tho citizens of Savannah. It eoiilpmcsl’iiie
Denver, Mole Skin, Silk, Plain UuHHjii, Tampi
co, Ashland, Buena Vi*tu, Rough nhfi Ready,
Rnnchero, aiid Wool Hut* of every description.
Otto of thb purtiter* reshlitig nt the North, ena
bles lis to receive iteekjy stipplie* ofgiibtls. ‘
To MercliuHt* itlid Plniiler* we oiler good* on
ns favorable terms ns can he had Souili or. North.
«ot«S 177 BAY STREET.
LTL.NEW STYLE OF IIA/J^
•^•FALL FASHIONS i)f xiipefior qualities,
received by recent arrivals nt 187 Bay street.
_ Kfi l’t in IVES, llQltSEV Vfc .CO.
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
REWARD.—Rnbnwny nit the §7tliWay of
■p- . Jiiiio Inst, niy fjby TUT'J'. IU-1-* nfinux*
tco color, spare made, liiug legged, hlmrt body,
walks a little still’iu hi* hip*, limps n liltle, hisrigiit
leg liiiliig shorter tlmtl thrt otlieF, 1 ocensiofied by
UhmimiitiHiit When young; Hat liemlniM long be
hind, ulioiU2obr30ycarofugeniid wcigli^npoul
136 or 140 Ills: He call both read find write, and
no doubt wil| liayea frqo |io*h'or duo: ^ifr/Eirtiii;;
to biro hi* own time ol'hi* own writing. ’■‘H# pro
tuiidsto religion mid is in the Haptibt Clfitrch
He Isliiy carriage driver mid hmiKO.XortiUit. nnd
for lying When iutorriigntefi, lie cpiinqt ba beat.
I believe lid is Itirkitjg about sduie.towa’jft’ city
passing by some other liomi’.’ Any nersuu deliv
ering sala hoy to mo will receive the whovo reward,
or fifty dollars if coiifiiikd hi ally idiMo mat I can
S ot him. Address (told Spriiig, Engcjiuln District,
o. Cii., or Walker A Bradford; Ilunjljtirg.
not J5 for- , ,t W YETT.' JWlifiE9.
T'klHSOI.IITIOlV.—'FliS firlri-rfl'OTSiri
X>*“wiit AcCq.hu* liodii diimelvnd jii.coa'e-
/'pionce ol’tlio dentil of Mr. I.. Baldwin, tlio affair*
of tlio cbiiceril Will ho HOtiled by llioRtfttefsteiiud,
sdH'Jt’ifig partuore iifsaid fiflii; . CT
II. BRIGHAM,
...... . JOHN J. KELL#*
SiRuiirbili, Nov. j, 1847; w
partnership for tlie transaction m ■ ORNEIlAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under ti»e firm of
Brighaiii A Kelly: ...
If. BBIGHAM; .
JOHN J. KELLY:
Savannah, Nov. 1,1847./ ;• Si . 22 liflar 2
7'lO-l*AKT*liltSllli < r3:-firt! l, 1 llndi'r
vy sigiteil have nsKOiiiuted thetnsolVd'rt : iri the
<;itv or New .York, fbr the ttanxnetinn'dfo GF.N-
KRAL COMMISSION 1 Bt38!NKfeS,'tttil%it;n
firm of Wm. Neylo’ Hhhershmti Ac : 'Crt,' ttni «ru
S nred to transact any b ii si fifths WhRH. rtiyy i..*.
«led fo them. • . ' . . ; -
ROB. HAtiBRBffAM, 1 ,
WM. NEYLE 1 HABEltSHAB).
JOHN RAEUIiUHWBHAM.
Nhv 1,1847. , i firav‘?
i , dlRD.rl haVo rettioted to the city fit
xjL MacOn, fdr tho purpond of practising Law.
arid Hliall practise in all the Court* ol'tfie Southern
Circuit, grid iri atiy otliei; Courts .iiLwIiicliJrasL
uess uiny lie confified tri me. ,
ded 17 CARLETON B. COLE;
tu vjeInile and toy bookn.
di r—hti. extoiwivo mid well selected, stock;
Also Bibles, Prayer Books, dnd valuable work*
in fine bindings, suitable for present*. • Received
by nov 4 JOHN M. COp^PER.
dissolved by mutual consent; either,dfftlie nu-
de'r'rtigilofi are authorised to use the nrtmoirtf t!.*
late urni >6 doling up,tlie utifiiiixli9il basimjf - a
tlits same. . .. 'i’HOS. HARDEMAN,
. 0. F. IlAMfLTONi
Siih’itiiig Cbjtitrliier* pf fiid firm rtf llainfiion,
Bavalmalj, Brt'iil.'’i, 1817.
rrSPABl
Bigric.ri ilV
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