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Sil-— 1 S ff,!S utsSaa tefci rami»»i * IssggS^tt^fisa A^!^^SLSViM!SaSC S5SSfl» umoxadTubla of tho weekly »U® n i LUMBER BUBINESS. rpHB advertiser, * gentleman of steady, i X bualnesa habits, U desirous or forming with aome capitalist in (ho above business,< becoming no important an item in (ha commerce of thto city and State. Moafmpectable and satisfactory teforen • oca, with further particular*, given on addreulng 0. Lam- bar, at the olHoe of thl* paper, iti Mjfr.jJfig iffr rod oufflo mUf cKm to pro.oot bo fumUliod on boui oooliUght ^JSraUf 1 ’ 10 P r *c® P° r ton or cord, and the Srf^J““3rf b > ,u l **“" r * 1 o “ lK “ ,, ‘ *° ^Kl'LTrW'r all the ration, required, or for «ne bidder w y b j, option—aoparate bid. are ro- quantity to bo delivered, not often- SS?a«K* a quarter, to bo determined by the Injpector *J? f SKt? , wlll required to entor Into bond with ‘UrSotritof*"' bt“r«intrrt to koop >t lout, In th, SZl on oooou.it of hi laid to dolloor ntUou. or E?in !»o, will bo cliorgooblo to tho contrulnr *v« keener* superintendent, Inspector, or other person *£KMEIWtthouu oowbltobmont, .III bool- Stoeontract for or deliver ration# for the crew or fuel ^VaMaWctorliuperlntcndcnt, or inspector. will be allow- * Jll the parts of the ration, nor the time# that determined upon for the delivery, withoutautlierh tj AlVihVirtlcie# constituting the ration for tho crow or tuviV«*ti will be examined, and their quality approved hr the Superintendent, or tlio Inspector of the District, or rhother person a# may bo assigned to perform that fttr sa-J no l'Sni will be pild for ration, arid fuel which wit bear the proper endorsement of tho quality, quant I- tr and delivery of the article, on board each vessel, ipecl- fHnr the date of the delivery. %?nnierofthe Light House Hoard, fly order oi me a J0| |,y huSTON. Sup’t IjgBU, ATBR’S CHERRY PECTORAL. Rr fit cure 9f toughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Hoop ingcoiyh- Croup. Asthma, and Consumption. '■Anibf the river, upon the bank thereof shall grow all trace for roost, whose leaf shall not fado and the fruit there of shall be for meat and the leaf thereof for medicine.*' H EKE was hope for the sick recorded long ago. and eve ry year adds new proof to the assurance that these promises shall not fail. As medical science discovers and designates t.h« remedies nature ha* given, ono by one. the diseases that affilctour nee yield to tho control of art. Of all tho maladies wo suffer from, none hss carried moro victims to an untimely pare than Consumption of the Lungs. Subjoined wo give some evidence that this too may be cured, and that pulmo nary complaints, in all their forms, may bo removod by Cherry Pectoral. Sprco wilt not permit us to publish here any proportion r( the cure* It has affected, but the Agent below named till furnish our circular, free, whereon aro full particular, tad indisputable proof of the facts. Sufferers, read and judge for yourselves. Bit Influenza and Hooping Qnigh. Nashville, Tonn.. June 28.1851.B Sir: I have repeatedly usqri your Chorry Pectoral for lmoping cough and Influenza and have no hesitation in pronouncing it a complete remedy. Four of my children hare been afflicted with these diseases, and the free usu of the Pectoral has nlways afforded instant relief. *> JaeksGlovkh, We attest tbo truth of the above statement. M. MoGisty, Editor Nashville Whig. J. M. ZnnnmwAN, Druggist. Ibr a Consumptive Cough. PrnwiORO, Pa.. Feb. 25,1851. JVarSir: For three years I have been afflicted with a eooyh so distresslMpthat I frequently dlspatred of recovery; aueh of the time I waa obliged to sit up all night in my chair.M my cough would suffocate me when I laid down. Ilaring used many remodtes without much roliof, I at Inst tried the Cherry Pectoral, which under Providence cured tie altogether. I am with gratitude yours,. James M’Ca!o>uk>. fliiu one of the numerous ctirestf Asthma which have Icon accredited to Cherry Pectoral. Albany, N. V., April 17.1848. Dr. Ayer. I/iwell—Pear Sir: I have for years boon afflict- ed with asthma in the worst form, so that I have been obliged to sleep in my chair for a longer part of the time, being unable to breaths on ray bed. I bad tried a groat many medicines, to no purpose, until my physician pro scribed. as an experiment your Cherry Pectoral. At first it seemed to make mo worse; but in less thnn a well, I began to experience the most gratifying relief from its use; sod now, in four weeks, the disease is entirely re moved. lean sleep on my bed with comfort, and enjoy a state of health which I had never expected to enjoy. G kokov 8. Farayt, Commission and Forwanling Merchant. from the President of Amherst College. Edward Hitchcock M. n., LL. />., die. J. C. Ayer—Sir: I hare used your Cherry pectoral in my nn case of deep-seated bronchitis, and am satisffed.from Its chemical constitution, that It is an odmlrablo compound for the relief of l.irynglcal and bronchial dfllculties. If my opinion, ss to its *nj>crior character, can be of any ser vice, von are at liberty to uso It ns you think proper. Amherst Sept. 12.1849. Edward llnaioorK. Among other distinguished authorities who have lent their nsmes to recommend this preparation as the best known to them for affe itlona of the lungs, are: President Perkins, Vermont Medical College. ProfessorPlllitnnn, Ynlo College. Professor Valentine Mott New York. Professor Oavland. Dowdoin Medical College. Professor Itutterfleld. Ohio Medical Collego. Canadian Journal of Medical Science. Poston Medical and Surgical Journal. Charleston. S. C. Medical Reviow. New Jersey Medical Reportor. Hon. Henir Clay. U. 8. Senator. Hon. tieo. |‘. Marsh. American Ambassador to Turkey. Hen. Emanuel tininess. President of Chill. Rt. Iter, Ed. Power. Lord Bishop of Toronto. Aim. many eminent physicians in foreign countries. Not only (n the mors dangerous and distressing diseases of the Lung*, but also as a family medicine for occasional me.it is the safest, pleasantest nnd beat tn to world Prepared by J. C. AYER. Chemist. IArcll. Mas*. Rdd by TURNER & CO.. A. A. SOLOMONS, W. W. UN- ««\HEfliIuCKSON & MOORE. Savannah ; and hy all WDruggists throughout tho State. eodftw3m— mny!2 and sntrgstlo a connection wbloh is daily of this Jy« COUNTRY STOUR FOR RRNT. The subscriber hu Just srected a new Btore at 10, E. Clarke's old stand, in NsyUndsvlll*, (the five .mile post on tho Augusta and Waynesboro* Rail* ,, which ho ofhrs to tent to a good tenant on favora ble terms. Tho building stands in dose proximity to the railroad Mack, to commodious, and in all respects admira bly adapted to the purposes for *hlch It is designed. The •tand has long been known as one of the beat for a gener al country trade to be found in the interior of Georgia. For further particulars apply to, or address the lubicri- - ar.at Mlllcn Post Office; or it more convenient, apply per- tonally to Messrs, Nevltt, Lathrup ftStebbln*, 8avatmah; ot to Messrs. Baker St Wilcox. Augusta, oclfl—*lm W. B. SMITH. J B“The Augusta Constitutionalist will publish the above y for one month,and charge this office. umr.von._____ _ w FORT A DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, •Satcumah, On. ■ JOHM I. EOWUJTD. ROWtAUD,/!, ROWFsAMD Ot COy, GENERAL COMMISSION MBHCT 172 Bay-rimt, SatxmiiaA. II. K. WASHBURN BHIPPINa AND COMMISSION eAVAXyAH, OA. 'iinfSuNT, WHLIAM P. YONOB. FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. No, 04 Bay-street, Savannah, O'HBAR dt 8TONRY. FAOTONRS AND 00MMIS3I0N MERl_ North Commercial Wheuf, Charleston, South LATH 0> TBS TIMS OT USQAXX, O'BKAX A 00. BANCROFT dt BRYAN, GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS, For the Purchase and Sale of Stocks, Bonds, Exchange and Real Estate, 117 Bay-street, Savannah.JanSd Drtw from to. , A HeYkjunwitMmflr lift Vera Ornion th. 8 th, ultli SOU twopi for Yocton, whtrt It n teportad. WTolotion hM broken oat.' ., by 8i0fl msjoi tv. ThreeCotuwlldRionlite,Wm.0.Patterson.Dem., Oen. H. Hart, Whig, M. W. Beldwin and Wm.R. Morris, Wblgs, but not on the oonsolldAtlon ticket, era elected to the Aaeembly. Ell K. Price, Oonsoli* detionUt, iff elected to.the Benite by netrly 1000 ma jority. Murphy, tho Democratic candidate for Mar shal, ia 700 Ahead, with Kensington and three wards of Spring Garden to bear from. Tho vote will be dose. In Lancaster county the whole Whig county ticket _ elected. The Prohibitory Liquor Law question boa 4000 majority In the oounty and 200 In the city. flMOMD DISPATCH. Philadiwhia, Oct. U/—The Democrats of the city have elected Bmith, County Commissioner} Mil- f TO RENT.—A ootmnodiouM brick ediffco on South Oread streot. Poasossiun givon 1st November next.— inquire at this office. oct8 ja TO RENT—Three tenements in Uonlon Block, well Bjsiupplled with water and gas pipe*, ctoeota, drawers, ■-■and other modern improvements, basement plastering liard flalshed. Pasmssioa given 1st Novomber next. Ap- ply to octlii EDWARD G. WILSON. TO RENT—A wharf store. Apply to ©cm t TIl RENT—A brick houso on Jonea street, on a full lot. Possession given immediately. Apply to octll T: J. WAL8H. a. TO RENT—A Room 00 by 80 foot, In Sorrel's build- |j!|ing, corner of Bay and Bnll-xtrecta. It is suitable far 41U conimltteo room or drill room. Rent moderata Ap- sly at Ilia office. June 28' ju TO RENT—Three of the flvo tonement houses, on Mthe corner of Abercom and Jones street. Inquire of » s»p14 . A. IIONAUD. t TO RENT.—Tbo store Immediately undor our office, well suited for a grain and food store or for storage of cotton. Apply to sep23 ROWLAND A CX>. t TO RENT.—A small comfortable House In a re spectable and ceutrnl part of the city. Rent $300. Possession given on tho 1st November, or sooner if e. Apply at this office. aug28 OFFICE TO RENT.—'The ofllco over Webster A Palmes store, occupied for (ho past year by Messrs. _ _ Fort A Dunbum. a desirable place for a Factor and luauiission Merchant. Will be rented for a term of years on reasonable terms If applied for soon, sepiao WEBSTER A PALMES. iy ono desirous of purchasing, would do woll to ad- # *• Moore A Edwards,” or myself, athis jiliico. VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE IN BAKER COUNTY, GA. cTCJs Tho subscriber, desirous of removing from tho Stato ~y*of Georgia, offers for sale his PLANTATION, lying on tho waters of the Coolawnhaco, flvo miles west of Albany, adjoining the land# of Paul Tarver,* Dr. NloholU. nnd oth ers; containing 3.125 acres, moro or less. There are about 800 acres of open, cultivated land. The land is situated so that it can be eosily.divided. and it two purchasers appear, tho subscriber will divide it so as to suit both. Any droa# *' , . JOHN J. RAWLS. Macon, On., August 30,1853. octl—tf My Agent, living on the place, will show tho Land# to any person calling for that purposo. J. J. R. FO WLTOWN PLANTATION FOR 8ALe7 •fegf Thu undersigned offers fur nhIu hi# Plantation, lying FgCl'm the mouth of tills celebrated creek, in the county "» of Ix>e, adjoining the villa go of Palmyra,and ft ve miles from tho city of Albany,containing 1,300 acres. 700 in cul tivation, all necessary buildings and a grist mill, netrly now. Hero is a innrkot for every tiring, good society, church, school, dally mall, Ac. Such os are willing to give a liberal price for a choice plantation, possesalng unusunl advanta ges, are invited to cad and seo it. L. B. MERCER. PtLVYtu, Ga., Aug. 15,1853.codtNol— tug23 Blankets, white, rod and cotton Flannels, blenched and brown Shirtings, bleached and brown Jeans, striped Shirt ings. Marlboro’ Plnlda and Stripes. Kentucky Jeans. Switch Plaids, Tweeds, cassimeres Satinets, Broad Cloths. Georgia Kersey. Schlev’s l'lalils and Llnsoys, striped and plain (Jana- burgs, Bed Ticks, Apron Checks. Marseilles Quilts, Furni ture Dimity, a large stock of the abovo good* on hand and for snlo nt tho lowest prices by oct8 DkWITT A MORGAN. ATLANTA MILLS FLOUR. FROM SUPERIOR SOUTHERN WHEAT, T HE undersigned, agents for tho abovo mills, expect to bo supplied with ono or two car loads a week or this Superior Hour, which they will sell from tho RaiIroa<Tl)e- pot, as it arrives, to dealers and bakers on favorable termn. oct!3 CRANE k RODGERS, j SEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS. ROBINSON & CAMP, Drapers nnd Tnllors, and Dealers In Fine Kendy-marlb Clothing. Aro now receiving and oponlng their stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part off ILlnclc und_ fancy colored French and English! •Cloths; French, Euglish and American Cnssi- uj lucres, of nit kinds and colors; Vestings of silks, satius, cashmeres, cut volvct, and embroidored patterns; Uver Coatings, such as fine English beavers, Norway do., Esqui maux or double-sided, fine kerseys, nnd pilot cloths, all of which will 1h> mado ami trimmed in our usual style, and at tho shortest notlco. Our Reit'Jy-made Clothing ia msnufretured by one of the first bouses in Broadway. New York.and comprises all that is flue aud fashionable. Wo havo our usual largo supply of Furnishing Goods on haud. Everything requisite for a gentleman's wardrobo, together with trunks, valises, and carpet bags. Also, India Rubber Goods, such ns coats, cloaks, pondios’ leggins. nnd capes. All of which wo offer as low, nnd on as good terms as can lie had elsewhere. Gaudky’8 Buuhnob, next to the Pulaski House. oct4—co<14t §500 Challenge. A HOnEXSACK'S WOllM HVllUl 1 . *' «rtwe founded upon scientific principles.compound ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly •atewtien taken.and baa never been known to fail in curing uieia»»t ubAiiwfo eav>s. Worms can never exist when mu raini-dy L mice used, from the fact that it not only de lays them but removes all tho slime aud mucus which “J remain. . The Tap© Worm, i.l?, l* the most dilUcult to destroy of all that in* M it the liijmau bo*ly. It grows to nn almost indellirito wpb. sod becoming so collml and fastcnesl in the inles •wi*. o U,uwcU M 1 ‘* VYwlueo Fits.St. Vitas’ Dance. Ao . tn*,k . A 10 C * U!, ° ,n, ‘ n y Kel n K to the graro, not belluv- ‘new complaints have their origin from thotaiie t? ’i c, J| ,M "l ,, «ntly they do not use tho proper medicines #.!“ 7 ■Jt-eaw. To these who are ntlllcted with this aw- ,^, tnU .T U - * recommend tho uso of iny Worm Syrup tk Syrup tu be takon lu doses of two tn- hreo times a day, then take from flvo to ‘■yir Pill#, to dislodge nnd pass the worm. By d fu ow l ' ie,<0 ‘llroctions, tho most obstinate cases a Upv worm can bo speedily cured. Itouml or Stomach 'Worm, tu wn *” rra '* tt «»aHy found in the small intestines, and is t»ES ra o ,lcomm,, . n 10 children, yet It Is not entirely Mfor •nV’.i Iem ' V have frequently been known to ifcijI 1 'JJJJ* ri '° symptoms most prominent while Wllr ji„ . . .® TW 'hardness and fullness of tlio » m V! w *!*’ ,rf 1,10 bowels, picking at tlie , «* lreak unJcr tho eyes. Ac. if you.or any of any of tha above symptoms. Hoben- It too be depended upon—by using S’Wil •H?Ji erl 1 in ' 1 w,fo 1 and speedy cure ; nnd if after •loral directions the pnllont Is not re- the iviUbI,” tlie wonn * thoroughly ornillcntcd from tie fr-r. 2}^ " M ured there is no remedy beyond Th^"I?. de ‘» °»: Threatt Worms. Sw ‘tfowlii r » n ^.* t, ‘ *hltl»tli6 human sytorn is Ruble, are WntfcT ° f ‘ ,e . rH ' Tl,e i' nro Rcnerally to be ritMioo *'!' f “howed to remain, from tho lr- ^r».«aeh»« ff ucc ' *h« foundation for serious dlsor ••saemmu'Ja® ot the bowels, and other do- li *t uq L ‘r? stomach. The boat and safest uiodiclne Hohensack's Worm syrup. Such Is the nmdiclues over Ascaradies.that " Syrup rill not BLANKETS, DOMESTICS, &C. AT VERY LOW PRICES. W E take pleasure in calling the attention of plantors to our very extensive stock of Woolen and Domestic Goods, many of which wo purchased before the great ad- vanco in wool, and will therefore sell them correspondingly low, consisting of— 40 bales London Duftll and colored Blnnkcts, * 60 do brown twilled Kerseys; 10 do black do, ' 30 do brown domestic Goods. 26 do striped and white Osnaburgs. 10 do plain rod Flannel: 5 do twilled do, 15 do shirting Stripes, 10 do Schley's Georgia Plains, 16 cases Louisiana and Marlboro’ Stripes and Plaids, 6 do plaid Linseysj stripes and plaids, 6 do Satinet ana Kentucky Juans, 6 do Scotch nnd domestio Ginghams, 30 do bleached Shirtings and .Sheetings 20 do English and American Prints, 60 doxen Negro Caps; 100 pieces Carpeting, 160 Ruggsand Matts: 200 Carpet Bugs, 300 Negro Hoad-hnnukorchiefo, 1000 doxen woolen nnd cotton Hosiery. Planters nnd merchants visiting our city during tho fall aud winter will find It tn tlietr Interest to look trough our stock, as wo aro disposed to sell at a small advanco upon cost. octO AIKEN St BURNS. WILLIAM H. DASHER. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW. Troupville, Lowndes county, Ga, Will practise In Thomas. Lowndos. Cllnoh, Ware, Appling, Tolulr. Irwin, Laursns, and Palaskl counties, Georgia; and in Jefferson, Madison. Hamilton, and Columbia ooun- ties, Florida. ftb23 WM. t. WILLIAMS. ntADmttTS OUVKR. WILLIAMS. OLIVER A BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Marion County, Ga., Hu practise in the counties of Marlon, Macon, Hous , Stawart, Randolph. Muscogee, Lee, and any adjoining counties where their services may be required. Jan2fl FERDINAND AlOULTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Washington City, D. O., Will practise In the various Courts of the District, and at tend to the prosecution of claims against the Govern- mont. Juno22 JR, Office under Mrs. Schnlder’s, west or IJbcrty square, Mont- gomery-streot. Residence corner of Perry aud Drayton- streets, opposite the Catholic Church. Juno22 • JOSEPH GANAHL. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Comer of Bay ami Whitaker street*. •TAMES O. A. CLARK. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office—176 Bay-street, Savannah, Georgia. WALTER 8. NOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, JVb.flt) Bay-street, Savannah, Georgia. Mcqiieen McIntosh, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jacksonville, Fla. JULIAN HARTRIDGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office, corner of Whitaker-st, and Bay-lane, Savannah. GEORGE TROUP HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, comer of Whitaker-st. and Bay-lane, Savannah, Ga. THOMAS T. LONG, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR GENERAL, E. LIST. Office, comer Bay anil Uamard-strecis, Savannah. THOS. J. NUCKOLLS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Columbus,Georgia. WM. H. F. GURLEY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. 14 Wall-street, New York. JOHN G. FALLIGANT, WHOLESALK AMD RETAIL DXALKR !M WINDOW BIJNDS, WINDOW SASH AND PANEL DOORS, West Side Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. BROWN & HARRIS, BOARDING, IJVERY AND SALES STABLES, WEST BROAD BTRKKT, HAVASMAII. OA. ORDINARY’S OFFICE, Corner of Bay aud Whltaker-stmts. Office hours from 9 A. M.,to 2, P. M.; and from a#, P. M. to 0, P. M. DANIELL & COOPER, ATTORNEY'S AND COUNSELLORS AT Atlanta, Georgia. LAW, Tlx© Blare Case. Pnu-ADBtrniA, Oct. 12. The habotui corpus case of deputy Marshals Jenkins and Grassier, arrested last week, on the charge of as* sanlt and battery on Bill Thomas, a fugitive arrested by them at Wilkesbarre, was called np In tbo Clronit Court to-day. Judge Grier said he would not allow Lawyer Brown, emplyed by tho AbolUlouista to come into Court as a private prosecutor, and interfere with tbo officers of the Government in the execution of their duties. Mr. Brown OBkcd \t U was to be understood that no irivate prosecution could bo represented by counsel n proceeding against officers or tne Government. Judge Grier replied that the 1 Court would not bo questioned by any. person.!. * -■ Mr. Ashrae ad Asked the discharge of the officers. Judge Grier replied that It must be shown first that they wero acting by authority. Commissioner Ingraham certified to tho iBsning of the warrant, and tho Marshal certified to having sent deputies to execute tho warrant. IJoputy Wynkoop testified to witnessing tho resist ance made by tho fugitive to tho deputies under ar rest. Mr. Aabmcad again asked for their discharge. Judge Grier repliod that be would write oat bis de cision and deliver it on Saturday next. Terrible Explosion nml Loss of Life. Philadelphia, Oct. 12. A terrible explosion occarried this morning at the Navy Yard. The boiler on tho sectional dock burst while tho Bloop-of-war Cyane was being bauid up, scattering tho fragments in every direction. Tho safety valve was thrown 300 feot npon the steamer Fulton. The bead of tlie boiler was damaged next to the section, • There was but 80 lbs. pressure on tho boiler though warranted to stand 100 lbs. Tho rigging of the Cyauo was cut into fragments. Durant Hatch, a workman, alongside, had bis skull fractured by a fragment of iron, nnd is supposed to bo fatally injured. John O’ Brien waa Bcalded and 1b not expected to recover.— Both of .the above were taken to the hospital. Michael Maguire, who was standing at the head of the boilor, was dreadfully cut and scalded. He was blown over board, but afterwards rescued, lticbard Kennedy, tho engineer, who was standing on tho boiler house, waa thrown overboard and slightly injured. Several Bailors wero alBO Blightiy burnt. The Calder 'Extradition Can. Washington, Oct. 12. The Union contains an official opinion from the Attorney General, in regard to tho caso of William Calder, arising in Now York under the cx-tradltlon clause of the treaty between this country nud Great Britain. He says tho President has no authority to reviso the action of Justice Edmonds, or to order tho de tention of Calder, but ho suggests that tho British Minister may causo a new complaint to bo entered against Calder, and have him re-asaMninod. A. SHORT, MASTER BUILDER. Will take contract* for Building anil Work in Masonry of every description. Residence first door west of St. An- drew’s Hall, Broughton Stroot. ROOFING. The subscriber ia prepared to lay Tin Roofs on correct prin ciples,and from sixteen years’ experionae, feels assured he can give satisfaction. Trices very low. Best reference given. J. J. MAURICE. agrQutters and Conductors made to order. M. WHIT SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Alligator, East Florida. Will practlco In the Eastern and Southern counties. Refor to Col. 8. S. Sibley, and R. B. Hilton, Esq., Savannah, Ga. J. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Eirsyth, Monroe County, Ga. J. R. HAYNE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Scarborough, Scrivcn County, Pi-nctlces in tbo Kastorn and Middlo Clrcuita of Geonrla. jy2C—3ra 8. W. RAKER, ATTORNEY ANI) COUNSELLOR AT LAW, MonticeUo, Jefferson Onuxty, Florida. Rcferenco—Hon. W. B. Fumura, Savannah, Ga. feb3 m: x. Norwood. c. o. whaojr. NORWOOD & WILSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Savannah. Ga., Will practice in all the Counties of the Eastern Circuit. siness committed to thoircare, will receive prompt atten- tlon. Off! co on Bay street, over Wnwm & Palm is’. WILLIAM B. VUMINO. JOHN X. MILLETS. FLEMING & MILLEN. The undersfgnod having united in tho practice of law, will attend punctually toanybuslnessentrustedtothelr care. Office corner of Ilay and Whitaker Streets, over Messrs. 8wift. Denslow St Co’s. THOMAS HUGHES IIINES, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupville, Georgia, Will practise in the Circcuit Courts of Thomas, Lowndes, Clinch, Ware, Appling and Irwin, Georgia; and in the Cir cuit Courts of Jefferson, Madison and Hamilton, of the Middle Circuit of Florida, aud in Alachua and Columbia counties In the Eastern Circuit of Florida. Will attend to the claims of all persona before the Departments at Wash ington. GEORGE N. NICHOLS. Owens’ Building, oppori/e Pulaski House, Having made large additions to his establishment, continues to do BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, in his usual neat and handsome style, and on accommodating terms. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn. Tho undersignod, Agents of the abovo Company are prepared to take risks agnlnst Fikk on Buildings and their contents. Also Marine Sea Hikes, on the most favorable terms. BRIGILtii. KELLY A CO., Agents. phi.. *case wnero my nor can. recommended to be used they will not »uc« with neceMar J r •» to use tho syrup in accord- Purgative lirann! 1 ,^ ? n ea , cl1 i Bn ' 1 ' n cnB0 a gentle polue* R Huy tho Irritation they Malik; iS" M lllelr sympathising action and k 0 * 61 *' la t,1Q m0Bt P ,es “at , wt*». lr * l itbLe^„/u U! , m *. ,norH liable to diseaso than the riufl* 1 , w ., ‘ numerous blood vessels and of th* o{ course flowing thro’ comylalnto, Jaundice. ^u^Mhe various diseases are , our n , .ri.fr‘^ r ^ ,, . rn ’ °PP rc #"l°n after eating ^ Vnend ^‘t’O'.tomach.&c.and some- !? that l n»?r of tho who,e frora th! * It will ^XtbSirerfe® 0 *** dlsorganlted ^’*7 nxdidnau. i l0l ? ach - Hobensack's Liver Pill* u 4,0l 7iictlj*rh Ot 2i eff ^ a permanent and lastlngcure, 12^*^to 10 eerUin morbid actions of tbo ***Whhy. iu,i r "etiuu, and rendering the blonsl pure 7oqkiii« To Pcmnles. Invaluahlom b^T'” Partial th*, if. u . i,, i?* u, 4 ect . obstructions either f., la ’vshiriugnn/nnJir 8 l bo u n . r °", u, l of inestimable bene, ill , ,ho ,lIoo, l “U' 1 other fluids so °!^ <f . lteh maynriso rronr female lr- Th'S u t;' mae ?" f ^thl. pain in the side, j/.* 0 cure ll:7 1,10 °" I J"O'* effuctunlrente- Klck ir-. I 1 ^ oomnlalnU. (font, Nervouonosi, Uiieninatisrn. die- 7'--ssaasBiua. tfefr.^s of *1! 10 for h'spoetion.say. Hrku B HU In „!! 7 ,,lc *J tboy are comiawmd makes * ,Ue * the Uod, fcc, fur ! al1 Ju ca*es of tlie Uver, im. GEORGE WOOD, M. D. ? CROWLEY, M I). • Ma** 1 **Uhio. U MBre ! rort u ,c “Imitations, tov* »U oth «« wishing to UlSmUwv? i & v P i7? pr,otor ’ J * S - h °DEN- a^MalpUla. ry ' No ‘ 120J furth 8econd-«Ucet,abov* Morclianta In the U. g) HOUMUB^JOrnSosi CO. . DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!! FOR FALL AND WINTER. K EMITON & VERSTIIJ.E liave now oiteued a large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter llrjr Goods, which they assure their friends, and the public gcnorally, is difficult to be surpassed, either in variety or quality.— Their purchases havo been made upon hucIi advantsgeous terms also, as to afford great Inducements to public patron age. lu addition to a conijdole and hand.-omo supply of Dress, Fancy and House Goons, as woll as a general assort ment ofnll oilier kinds of goods in their line, may bo found : 8-4,0-4 nnd 10-4 DuflU Blanket*. 8-4,0-4 nnd 10-4 Twilled do 8-4,0-4 and 10-4 Grey do 104,114,124 nml 134 lino Bed Blankets, Also. Crib and Cradle Blanket*. And, for negroes’ wear, a largo stock of Plaids nnd Ker seys. nt prices ns low as they can bo bought anywhere, of tho follou’lng styles: Schley’* heavy Twilled Kersey*. Superior heavy English Kersey*, a splendid article Imitation Georgia Kerseys, very heavy Komlall Kerseys, nnd the old stylo Cnblewarp do. Also. grey, white aud black imitation Georgia Plains, Striped do, Schley’s heavy Georgia Plain* of last year’s make, nml the best article of the kind in till* market, nt their store in Waring’* Range, 72 St. Julicn and 105 Bryan street. oct5 READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR FALL AND WINTER. rpilB subscriber respectfully solicit* the attention of his A friends and Iho public in general, to his extensive as sortment of Ready-made Clothing, comprising as it does a variety of every article for gentlemen’s wear, suitable for the present nnd coming seasons, Tho following comprise a portion of tho stock on hand : Overcoats and SurtoUts of black and blue boaver cloth, Black and brown inohair cloth. Norway anil Labrador coatings, Devonshire, kerseys, and pilot cloths, talma cloaks, * Black doth dress nnd frock coats, Illuo and brown cloth business frocks. Grey and check cnsslmere business suits, Black doe-skin cnsslmere pants, French fancy cassimere pants, Grey nnd mixed tweod cassimere pnnts, Black nml mixed satinet pnnts, Plain and plaid kersey pants. Embroidered nnd plain black cassimoro vosts, Figured nnd plain blnck silk vosts, ITusli velvet vosts, Figured black and fancy cashmere vests, together with an extensivo stock of Furnishing Goods, such as lino white shirts, silk and merino undershirt*, merino Canton flannels nnd jenn drawers, riding gauntlets, black, colored and white kid gloves, stocks, cravats and scarfs, neck-ties. Buspendors-eto.. tlie whole of which is offered for sale hyr, by WM. R. SYMONS, Draper k Tailor, U 17 Whitaker street. JOHN QUIN, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISION MERCHANT, 153 Broad-slre/t. Columbus, Ga.. Will transact the nbovo business in the usual manner, nnd pay strict attention to all consignments entrusted to his care. He would respectfully refer to the folio wlngper. sons: Hon. Alfred Iverson. Major John H. Howard, War- ham Cromwell, Esq., Lewis M. Durr, Columbus, Ga.; Wm, P. Yonge, Abraham Backer, Savannah. Cm—June3 H. P. HORTON. O. H. R1KEXAN, HORTON & IlIKEMAN, WHOLRBALB AND RETAIL DKALXRH IN WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER-WARE, FANCY POODS, lift BmightonJtreet JOHN R. COCHRANE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, Laurens county, Ga., late junior partner of the Him of A. St J. Cochrane, Irwinton, Ga.. will attend promptly to all business entrusted to W* care Partic ular attention paid to collecting. Reference—Pr. C. B Guyton, F. II. Rowe, Dublin, tia.; M. Marsh, Savannah. may7—il&wly Wx. If. Lawton, Wm. M. Taylor, WM. M. LAWTON & CO. f SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON FACTORS, No. 13 South Wharf, Charleston, S. C. aug23—2aw4m Ucd Asli anil Kennel Coal, I N quantities tokult nurcluuer.1, on the wlurfor deliver ed I 1 - to any part of tlie city, —AISO— Block Jack, Upland OnU, Live Onk, Aal», Pine anil Lluht Wood. DY THIS BOAT LOAD Oil AT RETAIL. For the convenience of persona redding in tlio upper por- turn of the city, boxes for orders are plan'd at the stores of Messrs. J. M. Cooper A:Co.. W. \V. Lincoln, and W.O. Dick son, nml nt tlie office of the •* Morning Nows?” In order to ensure promptness in supplying orders, these boxes aro ex amined daily atO A. H.. nml 3o’clock, P.M. Particular attention will lie given to furnish lawful mea sure. nnd purchasers will confer a fhvnr by Immediately re- porting any instance in which my teamsters should fail to deliver the quantity ordered. Having mule arrangement* for a regular supply of the abovo articles, and for their prompt dollvcry. I resjicctfully a*k a continuance of tlio favors of my former customers, and tho patronage of consumer* of fuel. Rood Caue for shipment, supplied at slmit notice. J. T. THOMAS. Successor to D. Rexsiiabt, sopt30—tf Ferry Wharf,opposite tho Gas Works. L INEN COATS AND PANTS-Ah additional ,npply re oelred and for sale at 147 Bay atreet. by 1 PRICE k VEADER. pLOTUS AND CASSIMERES.—Black and'colored French V and English Cloths, btsck and fancy Caulmores, plain '•nd plaid Tweeds, Kentucky 'Jeana,etc., received and for Hi* by octl IIENRY LATHROP * (XI. landing from schooner L Eclipse, and for sals by ftpBV ITQLOQMBg, JOHNSON • OO. EDWARD R. HARDEN, TRANSPORTATION AGENT, W. k A. RAILROAD, Ringgold, Walker County, Georgia. '\X7TLL attend to the purchasing on commission, Ct V V Wheat and Bacon. Tho Ringgold Depot being sit ted in A region of country abounding In grain, It can usi„. ly bo purchased upon moro favorable terms than at almost anv other point upon the W. k A. Railroad. Orders covering the cash, with limited or discretionary instructions, will recelvo prompt attention. Persons order- ing grain will please forward sacks with order. References—I)r. Richard Wayne, Mr. Win. M. Wadly, Sa vannah. maylO BONNETS! BONNETS!! 60 c ses just received at tho TRIMMING AND ..ENERAL VARIETY STORE, 130 Broughton-st.- Country Merchants Milliners, and the public gonor- afiyiare invited to examino this stock. It consists of 60 different styles elaborately trimmod, Parisian, blond, gimp, rich colored silk, satin, crape and other choice and much admired styles; flats and hats, embroidered satin hoods irimmiugB, urcao uv, nunu uuu vu.u.t „ loons, do do silk fringes, mantles, plain bareges, shell and other combs, hair puffs, curls and plaits, ribbon plaits, flowers, feathers anil wreathes, bonnet silks, jet and (anev wristletts, buttons, steel trimmings, xephyr worsted, braid, fans, with a great Variety of other goods usually kept in fhney establishment*. Smoking caps, slippers, children’s habllraents. such as robes, sack* marked with new patterns fur braiding. Mrs. Dona, assisted by competent mllincrs from New York, will attend to tlio trimming department, and will en deavor. witli skill nnd taste, to please all who mnv favor her with orders. Fancy and other bonuot* cleansed, bleached aud pressed: Pinking dnno. JTF* Fire bonnet makers wanted immediately, wbo must perfectly understand their business.ap!30 ,POR NEW- YORK.—Tb leaf • on Saturday, 10th. - - --. . 6 o'clock, P. M.—Th* new and superior steam* ship AUGUSTA, Capt. Thomas Lyon, will leave aa abort. For freight or passage, apply to octl# PADELFORD, FAY St OO. Cabin Passage $25 00 Bteerage. 9 00 BALTIMORE—Regular Line—The teg* »l«r Packet selioonsr J. w. ANDERSON, Watson, master, will have dispatch as above. For freight or pos* “ JPplj on board, at Telfair’s wharf, or to 15 BRIGHAM, KELLY St CO. PiULADKLPHIA—Tlra brig MGNSERAT, Cant. Barton, will have dispatch for the abovs port “Nt or pasaage auuly to ROWIAND It CO. NEW YORK—Georgia Line—The regu- jlar packet schooner P. R. BURTON, Captain Lingo, rae dispatch for tho above port. For freight o! fifty wuesration, to complete cargo, or paaMgeap^to Agents New York—SoumtoX fk Tsluun. JEM BOSTON—Tlie (Ino bark FLIGHT. Callioun, aflOfcmnstor. will havo dispatch a* above. For freight or passage apply on board, at Telfair’s wharf, or to BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO. octS 'Tlie splendid American ship KbOLJUk Capt. Johnson, will meet with dispatch *■ FAY k CO, '. For freight or passngo nnply to l PADELFOLU, I mcku ' sclir. JAMES G. ShkKIN<s, Walnwriglit, master, will have quick dispatch aa abovo. lor freight or passngo apply to oct8 OGDEN & BUNKER. t NEW YORK—Union Line—The packet mbark EDWAUl). Capt. Puttersnn. will have immedi ate dispatch for tho above iku t. For freight or passage ap- ply to octl OGDEN k BUNKER. FOR DEMRY’8 FERRY AND hMpTTh lv ' rL,|,ut ’ l ‘ l tw LANDINGS.—The steamer JON having been recently overhauled, repaired, nnd painted, will make regular weekly trips between tills city and Dcmry’s Ferry, leaving here every Saturday evening at 4 o’clock, ami touching regularly ut nil tlio intermediate landings. The Oregon has been thoroughly reiitU-d under h V e«n>r-rtabl«. Sli.lul.been1 ■ shto«.tellj«».»».toutlW)v.rji,Ihooccuimnt placed[on the hue particularly for thu nucoinuio-lnlion of from cl tv tax^s It h-is n fine vlntr of the rlmn.,,,1 ,h f. rl r' er : . For frel tf ,,t or Tlie Itliove will bo trented for previous to thoday of safoby CODY’S RESTAURANT AND COFFEE-HOUSE. T HE undersigned has leased, and has now fitted up in neat and elegant style, the building on Drayton street, next door to Wat k Kixo’s. to bo occupied ns a COFFEE-HOUSE, where he intends to serve up. in superior ltyle, every deli cacy of tho season. New York ami' Savannah Oysters, Venison, GROUSE. PARntinaES, FISH, Fulton Market and PhiladelphinJJcef, fyc., fyc., will always bo kept on hand, and serred up in a stylo never before cqunllcd in tills city. O" Parties furnished with private suppers and Dinners on short notice. Ho will keop only tlio best Liquors. t’cU ' •-JOHN Mck. CODY. AQ.UATIC CLUB OF GEORGIA. T HE first annual regatta of tlie Aquatic Club of Georgia, will take placo at Savannah, commencing on Wednes day. November 30th, 1853. Tlie folluwlugpursei are offer ed by the club: For eight-oared boats, not to exceed 48 feet in length, 1 Purse $400 For six-oared boats, not to exceed 43 feet in length, IPoro® 300 For four-oared boats, not to exceed 38 feet In length, 1 Purse 200 For two-oored boats, not to exceed 32 feet in length, 1 Pom# loo sept20—atawtd M. CUMMINO, Secretary. 147 BAY STREET. P RICE & VEADER arc receiving a largo ninmrtment of fasliionablo nnd seasonable goods, consisting of the latost importations of Cloths, Casslinorcs and Vestings, to which they respectfully Invite the attention of their friends and the public, oc yj W. THORNE WILLIAMS, T-I AS rocoived a variety of now books—Greenleaf’s Law JLJL or Evidence, vol. 3d ; Flanders on Maritime Law. Fl&udcrs on tbo Law of Shipping. The Mud Cabin, or British Institutions, English Items, by Matt. P. Ward. Builock’s Art of Building, for tho use of architects, build ers, draughtsmen, machinists, engineers and mechanics. ' Jane 8caton or tho King’s Advocate, a Scottish romance. Putnam’s Monthly, for October. Tlio Humorous Speaker, for school*, debating clubs, be Tlio Victim of Excitement, by Carolino Leo Ilents. Tlio Rebel Scout, a romance of the Revolution. London Art Journal, for September. Illustrated Record of tho N Y Exhibition, Nos7 and 8. Physician’s Visiting list, for 1864. octfi N EW BOOKS—Tho Exiles, a talo by Talvi. author of He- loise, tlie Literature of the Sclavlc Nations; Theory of Politics, an inquiry into tho foundations of governments, and the causes and progress of political revolutions, by Richard Hildreth, author of tho History of the United States of America, &c.; TlioStorv of Mont Blanc, by Albert Smith; A Visit to Europe in 1862, by Prof. Benjamin Silllmnn, or Yalo College, in 2 vols., illustrated; John C. Calhoun’s M orks, vol. 2; Tho Picture Pleasure Ilook, illustrated with upwards nrflve hundred ongravings, from drawings of emi nent artists; Tho Whito Rose, or tho Lovely Maid of Louis- Inna, a romance of the wild Forest, by Dr. J. II. Robinson • Tlio Golden Eagle, or the Privateer of ’70. a tale of tho rev-’ olution. by Sylvnnus Cobb, Jr.; Tlie Countess Do Charny, or the Fall of tho French Monarchy, by Alexander Dumas ; Barnuin’s Illustrated Nows, Nos 87 and 38, roceivod by ■op2l J. B. CUDREDGE. THE BOOK OF NATURE. A N elementary introduction to physic, astronomy, chem- XX cslry. mineralogy, geology, botany, toology ana phys iology, by Prof. Schaedler, with nearly 700 wood cuts. Aural Surgery aud tlio nature and treatmont of diseases of the ear, by W. R. Wilde. Coder's Ladys’ Book for Oclobor. Tlie Victim of Excitement, by Carolino Lee Ilentx. Professor Silllmau’s visit to Europo in 1851, with ongrav- Inga. Tlio Exllos—a talo by Talvi. Tlie Camel Hunt, by Faber. Albert Smith’s Story of Mont Blanco. Tho Works of Calhoun, vols. 1 and 2. Nos. 6 nnd 0 Illustrated Record of the N. Y. exhibition. Tlie Cloister Ufa of Charles 6th. 15th English Law and Equity Report*. Blackwood for September. Eclectic Magazine, SUliman’a Journal, the Lancet, Illustrated Magazine of Art, Ac.. Ac. Sept27 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. _ MORE BOOKS. ECEIVED BY 8. S. SIBLEY, August 30th, 1853 : The Fawn or the Pale Facos, or two centuries ago, by J.P. Brace. The Matricide’s Daughter, or a tale of life in tho great metroplls, by Newton M. Curtis. Dure Devil-Dick, or the road and it* riders, being the ro mantic adventures encountered by Dick Turpin, Ao. The Pirate Doctor, by a Naval Officer. Blackwood’s Magazine for August: Graham's Magazine for September: Godoy’s Lndys’ uook ror September; Olea-"” son’s Plctoral; Barn uni’s Illustrated Nows; for Kale at 135 Congress street. nu831 SUNDRIES. PC f\ CASKS prime Bacon Sides; 25 do do Shoulders ; 20 U\J tierces sugar-cured Hams ; lOObbls A B and C clari fied Sugar; 30hhds Muscovado do; 25 do Porto Rico do; 20 do New Orleans do: 60 bbls butter, sugar and soda Crackers; 50 boxes Tallow Candles, 0*jansl8s ; 100 do Ad- amantino do 6s ; 26 do Sperm do Os : 60 cask* lllbert’s London Porter, pint*; 200 boxes Colgate’* I’oarl Starch ; inn J- • - - ■ » -• - n *n nnn n a. Georgia do ; 300 ream* Rice. For sale by oot3 16 tierces simS! A PALMES . BASHES, DOORS AND BLINDS. t nnn LIMITS of SASH from 7X0 to 12X20; 200 JLeJ.UUU pairBlinds for Windows, from 8X10 to 12X20; 100 Panel Doors, various sixes. OddSIzesfurnished on the samoterma. Forsalehr JOHN G. FALLIUANT OO-PARTERSlllP N OT1UK. Tho uudnrsigned have associated tlinmselvns to gether, tinder the name and stylo of Murnby A Do- vanny, for the transaction of general Boot and •Shoe bu*l ness, havlngtbe stand on the corner of Congress and Whitukor-slreets, formerly occupied byM Prendergast. They are now preiwred to offer to their friend* add tlie public, a woll selected stock of Ladios’ ami Gentlo- men’s Moots, Shoes, Ac., which they will sell cheap for cash. J3y MURPHY A DEVANNY. DRY FEET PRFMERVB8 TUB HKALTII.—Just received. % few coxes wotcr-proof Bootx; »Uo, a lot ur thick pegged Bools, together with ft fine as sortment of Gentlemen’s and Ladles’ ovor Shoes, some of a now nod approved style, which will bo sold atlow prices.by R. FLANIGAN St CO., W5 Bryon-stmt. All in want wiU please call and judge for themselves, decll DANIEL OROMLAY, ffi FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER-Ctonwro/ Brough- ion and DuU-ttrcdt.—Tha subscriber desires to in- M form the public that hs has opened as abovs, where he la prepared to exeeute orders for Boots of the ass’S&.t this State who have been hlu r fh^reoUcttefrote then end fl B Y TIIE STEAMER OF SATURDAY, we have received and aro now prepared to show, an additional supply of those very handsome pearl case portmoniox, with card ca ses attached; also, cigar cases of the latest and most ap proved styles, for sale by augW AlKiN A BURNS. The English Soldier in United States Army. Tin* ad ventures of Mr. and Mrs. Sandboy*, who came up to Ion- don to oqjoy themselves, by II. Mayliew and Geo. Crulk- shank. The Knieklebury# on the Klhne. by W. M. Thicks- ray. Faust, a Romonco of the Secret Tribunals, by G. W. M. Reynold*. David Copperflold. the younger, by C. Dick ens. Life and adventure* of Charles Chesterfield, by tbe author of Petticoat Government, 4c. The History of 8t. Giles and St. Jamos. by Douglas Jerrold, Esq. J. real more Cooper’s Novels. Tlio Golden Eagle, or the Privateer of Seventy-Six. by Sylvnnus Cobb. Jr. Tim Countess of Do- Charny, or the fail of the French Monarchy, ay Alexander Duma*. Bxrnum’M illustrated News. Gleasons Pictorial. For sale No. 135, Cungress-*t. Health and Diseaso, by Thoi Bull. M D. Practical Mineralogy, Assaying and Mining, with a de scription of the most useful minerals, and instructions for assaying and mining, according to the simplest mothod, by Frederick Orermsn, Mining Engineer. The Mlcroscoplst, or a complete manual of the use of thr microscope, for physicians, students, and all lovers of nat ural sclsnco, second edition Improved and enlarged, with illustrations, by Joseph H. Wytbes, M D. -- •flllrtfnl’lStt 6,tM«lc.8« g r,,b| nation, vavg, fa England, first American, worn f m Yr'-;. NEW YORKwllio |ncket sclir, J. B. OGF. I FIN, Hertly, master, will liave quick dispatch as For freight or phtxaga apply to oot8 • • OGDEN A BUNKER, BOSTON^-Tlm regular pocket schooner C. ,!/)!•>’EN, Snow, master, will linve quick dlspateh as . jve. For freight or passage apply tn octt OGDEN A BUNKER, at uniat wnart, unsrietton, a. u., 100 hhds fair to eboteo Muscovado Sugars 60 boxes white Havana Sugar 20 bhds and 60 bbls Sugar House Molasses, represented at aquaj to New Orleans, OundlUons at salt. octl6 Gunny Cloth, On Tuesday next 18th Inst,, at 11 o’clock, will,be sold, at Union wbarf, ObsrlMton, 8.0.. 180 bales heavy Gunny Cloth. Conditions at sals. BY COHEN A FOSDICK. , Underwriter’s Sale. TO-MORROW, at 10 o’clock, at our lowsr store, will be sold, Four barrels Sunr—damaged on board schooner Celt on * the voyage from New York to this port. Sold by order of port wardens for account of underwriters and all concern ed. Tortns cash. octlfi Bale Rope—200 colls Dillon’s No 1 Rope, 6 bales do twine ' Bagging and Bale Rope. 100 bales Gunny Cloth, 500 coils Kentucky Rope. scp9 Valuable Farm lots—At Private Sale. Woven ten acre lots, situated on I-over’* Ians, being part of Mllten’s farm. A plan of the lota may be seen at our counting room. Terms—one-thtrd cash, balance in two equal annual instalments, with Interest, and secured by mortgage on property. [RY, Ume. master, will *L*ve Immediate dispatch as jove. For freight or passage apply to oct8 OGDEN k BUNKER. By T. J. WALSH. Administrator’s Sale. On Tuesday, the 6th December, will be sold in front of the court house, between the legal hours of sale. Tlio interest of D. M. Rogers, deceased, In tho Savannah Steam Saw Mills, on Hutchinson’s Island. For further par ticulars inquire at tlie counting room. Sold by leave of the Ordinary of Chatham county aa the property of D. M Rogers, deceased, and by drder of the administrator. Furniture. On Wednesday, 10th fust., will l>o sold, at No. 21, Jones streot, commencing at 11 o'clock, All the Fasliionablo Furniture In said house, consisting or mahogany aud maple chairs, mahogany sofas, centre ta- btes. extension dinning tables, lounges, boon-case, work, stands, music stand, washstand, wardrobo. bureaus ; also one superior piano forte and stool, enpets, Ac., and varioua articles of kitchen furpituro. Terms cash. Administrator’* Salo. On Tuesday, 6th December, will bo sold, in the front of tlie court house, between the legal hours. Lot and improvements, No. 10. corner nfSouth Broad nnd Win laker streets Tlie lot is subject to grouud rent ■ f 367 CO to tlie city. Tlio improvements consist ora double tone ment dwelling, in the basement or which is an office, draw ing room, pantries and bathing room. On the tlrst floor is two large nnd elegant parlors, with a spacious vurandah, inclosed with Venetian blinds. Tn the second ntory Is four bed rooms, with an enclosed verandah, all lighted with gas, There arc spacious accommodation* for kitchen and servant rooms, carriage house and stall* in ft brick building la the renr of tlie dwelling. On tho hue. in tho yard is a lino pump and good water. Also, a yellow woman, aged about 45, a good cook and washer. Tlio above property is sold by leave of’tho Ordinary, aa the property or D. M. Rogers, deceased, and by order of tho administrators. Terms will bo declnred at the sale. On Tuesday. November 1st. in front of court house, within the usual hours, will hu sold, A lot. on Thunderbolt rood, containing six nnd a half passage apply on board, at Union wharf, or to KINCULEY A THOMAS. Agents; Savannah, October 1st. 1863. oct5—dGtwlni FOR PALATKA, iff. F„ Ibuching at Darien, Brunswick. St Marys. Jacksonville. Mid- dldnirg, (Mark Creek.) und PicoUtUt. **" Tim now nnd su|ieririr steaiupackels ST. lllVN I'm.I In u Ii'ii miniinu n ...l U7TVI1 ill applying at tlie counting room. ’ oct8 ’ Private Sale.—Isit No 12 nnd Building, on Slono street. Tlie lot is foe simple. 60 feet front by 80 deep The dwell- ! Ing I* I wo stories high, and well finished. Will be sold low I if applied for by the 20th Inst. oct7 , At Private Sale—Ttvo five acre lots, one milo from the JOHNS, Capt, ,1ns. Fkkkiior.v, nml IVII.IJ AM ! city, for snlo low, if applied for immediately, ou uccommo- *•* ’ dating terms. *eplo At Private Sale—Grey. Hard Brown, aud Brown Bnck in quantities to suit purchasers. auglO At Private Sale—300 bushels Tennessee Corn, in lots to sutt purchaser*, just received. augb Private Sale.—21 barrels choice Butt Pork, In lots to Biiit purchasers. landing and for ante. July 28 A Desirable Building Lit for Sale, lot No 0.fourth tylhiug. Anson ward. Fur particular*, J>15 GASTON, IAmT. Titos. Shaw, will leave for tlia above places aa follow*: The St. Johns, on Thursday morning. 16th Inst., nt 10 o’clock; aud tlie Win. Gaston, on Tuusday morning, 20th Inst., at 10 o’clock, and will continuo to leave at the saino hour every Thursday and Tuesday thereafter. Tlio latter boat carrying tho Gulled States Mull. For freight or passage, having handsome stateroom nccoiniiiodutlous, ap ply ou board, ut Lillou’s lower wliarJ, or to J. H. GUNBY. Agent. fiiyTho St. Johns will go to St. Augustine every fourth trip, commencing (leaving Suvuiinalij on tlie 29tli instant. sept4 . UmWWrita^U. : w, at low o'clock, in front of i ot of uudsrwritors and all eom two to three TO-MORROW, tor account of underwriters' Two cooes Army aud Navy ( jffegtefe- j . ~ baatogsdRay.' ^ iV-i' -• TO-MORROW. .t ll o’okK*,(.toil«u» «uitb(non of Messrs. Brigham. Kelly k Go., will be oak), 4i » t»l« HMIHWU; Attofgtoi oa voyaj^oflmttfrta- tlon, and sold for aoeonnt of all coacernsd. aim, at same time and place, 10i)00 lbs Baoon SidM. Sal* positive to close coniigoment. Terms at eile. oetlfl Valuable and Desirable Lots for Lease. On Thursday, tbe 20th Inkt.. at 10 O’clock, will be 1 at Fair Uwn, for a term of ton years, Ten very Desirable Lota, containing from i acres each s also, one lot, containing about4fre acres, wall covered with clay, and ia a fine alto for a brick-yard | also, for a term of five yean, the Old Fair lawn Residence and lot. containing about ton actsa on this lotto nine dwell ing with ell neceosary outbuildings, a large number and variety of ornamental and shade tree#, .and choice fruits, such as apples, peon, peaches, figs,grapes, etc., with many choice roses and others plants. The above property to e pert of the Fair Lawn tract, near this . city, and will posi tively be leased aa above. Terma at time of aalo. ol8 Guardian’s Bate. " On Tuesday, the first day of November next at 110’doA, will bo oold in front of the court bouse. In Savannah, Lot No. (10) Ten, Dtobv tythlng, Dtdccr ward, and Im provements In Savannah, being tho property of Margaret Cavenaugh. Bold by permlulon of tbe Ordinary of Qstoem county, and by order of guardian. ■ Terme—One-third cash, one-third on twelve months credit, and the remainder oa two years credit, with interest from day of sale. Payment secured by mortgage on the property. Purchjuer paying for all necessary papers, , • sepO Prime White Cora at private *alo—Just received in sto e, and for sale In lots to suit purchasers. Termscaib. . Roscndale Cement—Landing per sebr North 8tato, 100 bbl* Itosendsle Hydraulic Cement, for sale low. New England Rum—Now landing per ichr Cataract, from Providence, 60 bbls N. E. Rum, for sale low. auglT Valuable Building’Lots at Private Sale—Lot No. 18, eon* tnlolngl20by 60 feet situated on Gulnnett-street; also, Lot No. 14, containing 60 by 120 feet, situated on tho ooe nor of Drayton and Lamar-streeta. If not previously dis posed of by private sale, the above lota will be sold at pub lic auction In front or the court home,on Tuesday,0th of September next. Terms at sale, apgfi Rosendalo Cement—Now landing por achr Catenet, 100 bbls Ilydraullo Cement. - mayl7 Improved Essence of Coffee.—We have justreedredfrom the manufacturers in Philadelphia, and will continue to keep on hand for sale, Augustus Hummel’s Improved Es sence of Coffeo. Tills Is tlie best composition of Coffee over offered for rate, and Coffoe made from the Essence to much more wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored and colored, iierfcctlv clear, nnd in every respect superior to tho finest Rio Coffee, and In use will prove a nett raving 76 per cent over Coffee prepared In the ordinary manner. Try It and J PLACES. & o’clock —T o rt-gul; i oi n. rourtli Iviliiiig. Ai inquire tt tlie counting room. At Private Sale—5 kegs Red Stone Mills Powder, 2 do Hazard k Co’s liFG Mii Pmvder. 13 do Dupont’s N P Pow- OPPOSITION LINE, *teaiu packet WKI.AKA. Copt. * frolgl’* - N. King, will leave ts above. Port might oninvgimivuts.np ’ * ‘ ‘ ” iri'KAU, Agent. nug25 OPPOSITION LINE, Change of Dq«rture— fbr PaMka, Fin..and all the interne- diale landings on the mule. •JJ”** Tlie superior now SUmm-nncket WKLAKA. lagr^'n^ N. Kixo. will, until further notice, leave every sure anav, at 10 o’clock, A. M. Rato of Passage in largo, airy State Hooins. a* follows: To Dariciv W 00 I To Pindata $8 00 St. Marys 4 60 Palatka 8 00 Jacksonvllln 5 OO I Black Creek.... 8 OO N. B.—Freight consigned to R. R. Duke, for Ocala, will be ro-shlpped free ofnll charges at Puiatka, For freight or passage apply on board at tho Charleston Bteom Packet Company’* wharf, or t«> feblfl _ S. M UHTTFAU. Agent. UNITED STATES IHA1L LINE. fir Pedatka,E. F.. via Darien. Brunswick..St. Maryt, Jackson ville, MidiUdmry. Blaik Creek and Pictilata. m ^ The superior Steam Packet IVM; GASTON, ’In A th pt. T. K. rill aw. will h-nveon Tuesday Morn- ig. at 10 tTcluck. and will continue hi leave every Tuesday. Tlio Rules of Passage by this Boat, areas follows: To Darien $3 00 St. Mary 4 50 Jacksonville 0 00 Picolatn 8 00 Palatkn 8 00 Black Creek 8 00 For freight or passage, apply on board at the Charleston Btoam Packet wharf, or to mor31 CLAGHORX k CUNNINGHAM. Agents. CARPETS—CARPETS—CARPETS! W E have this rtiy opened a new and splcudid assort ment of carpets, consisting of— Ilcmii, Dutch, Voiietlnii, Stnlr, Three Ply, Ingrain, nml ltrussrls Onrpets. Also, a very liandsonie assortment of Velvet and Cl.enel Rugs, Hemp, nnd Cocoa Mats, Drugget and Floor Oil Cloths, all of which will bo sold at the lowest price*, by sep20 AIKEN k BURNS. fall trade of isr»3. T O MER* HANTS AND WHOLESALE PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.—Our arrangements for the Full Trudo will be completed in a few days, when wo will be prepared to submit to your inspection an tniiiMiiilly cuinpletunswart. ment of general Dry G'sids. iiosieiy. Trimmings. Haber dashery, und .Small Wares, Rihlmiis. kc. M. i’UKNDERG AST k CO., 178 Broiighlon-streot. opposite St. Andrew’s Hull, wosl side. nug27 NEW GOODS—FALL TRADE—1853 t D kWITT At MORGAN are receiving by the steamer* week ly their full nnd wln er GimkIs, to which they resjieet- fully sollcif/attention: Plain and ftpired black Silks, colored glace uud ducape do Pinld nnd liroende Silk of tlie newest style Plain French Mousliude Limes. French and Eng. printed do Silk nnd IVocd Plaids for children's wear, plaid Raw Silks Plain and plaid Poplins, verv rich. French printed Cambric Dark Calicos. Mourning do. Irish Linens. A c, *el liibero'* new building. Congress-street.© HUDSON, FLEMING & CO., Factors a n«t Coin mission Merchants, No. 04 Bay sired. Savannah. Ga., T ENDER their services to planters, merchants and deni er*. in tlie sale of Cotton and nil other country pro duce. Being connected in htisiuo** with Iloi’Kl.vs, lli’ttAo.v k Co., of Charleston, tlio establishment of an office in till* city will afford our friends clinics of markets. Strict atten tlon will Im given to business, aud tho usUU facilities af forded customeis. J. R. HUDSON. W R F1.F.MI.VO,/ Savannah ’ LAMBETH HOPKINS. Augusta. soplB—tf J. J. COIIKN. Charleston. S UNDRIES.—76liam*lsStuurt's Crashed and Powdered sugar; 80 do. do. A. II and CClarified sugar ; 231ihds Prim Porto lUco. nud 111 lihds. Rt. Croix sugar ; 5U Cask* quarts and pint* Ilya** Leiden Porter : 60 bbl*. Tread well’* soda biscuit: 3ll bbls. and 75 kegs Prime Leaf Lird ; 60 mats superior ol<l government Java Coffee ; 40 bags lAguyra and 8ft Prime old Kin Coffee; 6 1‘lpe* mvder swan Gin : 60 boxes Jtey* Luiion Syrup ; 20 barrel* Winter Strained and Bleached Whale Oil; 300 boxes No. 1 Palo and Family Soap ; 20 tierces superior sugar curled Hams ; 60 boxes white 60 do. colored Cheese ; luO boxes new scal ed Herrings ; 100 do. Adamantine Candles: 80 do. Beadel's 6* and 8s Tallow Candles ; 60 boxes Pearl Starch : 40 boxes Ground Coffeo ; 20 do. do. Pepper ; 50 do* painted Buckets 200 reams wrapping and 100 Cap and tatter paper, land ing and for rale by Sept27 SCRANTON. JOHNSON k CO. Life ami Fire Insurance. CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY, HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, ami surplus over 6260.600.' AiJTtFJ) Him.. President. Jas. C. WstKtjnr. Fcc’y. This Company will issue Policies on the Joint Stock principle, nnd upon tlio Miituul plan, thus combining tlie benefit* of both system* nt the option of the insured. Thu strength, ability und well Invested capital of tlie in stitution are. in my opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insu rance Company in tills Stato or Union. [L.S.J signed R G.PINNEY. Comptroller ol Public Accounts, State of Connecticut. Oil-Slaves insured. Cnlifominu and Australian risks taken on reasnnabia terms. The subscriber is also Agent for tho following Fire Compa nies: Equitable Flro Insurance Company OF LONDON. Authorized Capital $2,600,000 Capital paid in $1,000,000 6. F.. JfAliH’irr, K q., ) IIknky Lupum. Esq., >Trustees, New York. IhiHKirr Dilui.V, Esq. J Fanners’ Flro Inanrnnco Conipnny. Capital $2Utl.OOO. Granlto Fire Insurance Company. Cnjiitnl $2110.000. Knickerbocker Flro Insurance Company. Capital $160,000. Jlcw York and Erie Flro Insurance Comp’y. Capital $160,000. These Companies having a cnsli capital, safely invested in tmnd nnd mortsngn. Bre prepnled to'eOrct Insurnnco again*! damage by ftrc.oa all kinds of property on reason able terms. For insurance in either of tho nbovo named Companies, apply to A. WILBUR. General Insurance Agent, and Agent for tlie above Companies, sept 20—ly office 120 Congress-st. C AIUllAUEMAN UFACTOR Y, CARR1GKA BUGGIES AND SULKIES.—A general nssortineet. just received.—The sub- N EW BOOKS—Received by S. 8. Sibley.October 4. 1853. —Hie Mud Cabin, of tho character and tendencies of British institutions, by Warren Ishsin. Tlie Forged Will nr Crime und Retribution, by Emerson Bcnitto: Edith's tagauy, by tlie author of Adelaide Lindsr. Tlio White Cruiser, or the Fate of the Unheard Of, by Nod Buntline ; Putnam’s Magazine, for October. The Knickerbocker ; thu London Journal. Industry of all Nation*. JaneSeton. nr the King’s Advocate, aFcotlhb historical romance, by .lames Grant. The Rudiments of tho Art of Building, represented in five lections, edited by John Bullock. Violet, tiie IVuineti.su, or Courtship and Wedlock, by Dio author ol tho Gilt. Ac, The Rebel Scout a romance r.f tho American Revolution, by Anna Ashland. For kale at 135 Congress-st. oct6 D RBS3 GOODS—Barege do laines. solid colored inouslin do laines, printed French do laines. black und a variety colored French merinos, colored plaid and brncado silks, plain colored do, plain black do, black watered am 1 brocade do. plain white do. wlilto brocade and white ed do, raw silk plaid, printed French Cambrics, bomb alpacas, mourning de laiues, otc. n ” ' ' —* r ~~ ■ eep2Q water- iMinibnzines, . . Received nnd for sale by HENRY LATHRUP & CO. R ELIGIOUS WORKS.—Tlio Young Chrislinn ; tbe way to tho good; the Corner Stone, by Jacob Abbott ; the Young Man’s Counsellor; tbo Young tady'a Counsellor, by Wise : Infanta Progress , Christian Theology ; Imitation of Christ; the Comforter, Fulfilment of Prophecy; Self Knowledgo ; Ilare on Justification : Tlio Patriarchs ; Se rious Call, by Westley ; Tiie First Woman ; Morris’s Ser mons ; Llfo of Rev. T Ware ; Women of tho Bible ; Church Polity ; Tlio Body nml the Mind ; Benson’s life of He teller, Memoir of Mrs. Rodgers; do do Lucy Richards : Death Bod Scenes, by D. IV. Clark, D. D.; Christian Perfection. For sale by B. S. SIBLEY. 8ept29 No. 186 Congress-st. L IFE UNDER ITALIAN DESPOTISM.—Lorenzo Benoni, or Passages tu the life of an Italian. South Carolina in the Revolutionary War. being a reply to misrepresentations in relation to that State. Sheridan’s IJfe and Memoirs, by Thomas Moore. Lngard’s History of England, a now and cheap edition, In 13 volumes. General Baron Jominia’ History of the Campaign of Wa terloo. A Memorial of Horatio Greenaugh, by Tuckormaa. BolsmontN Hallucinations, a rational history of appari tions. visions, dreams, eta. Mrs. Lee’a Habits and Instinct* of Animals, Birds, Rep tiles and Fi*Ue*. Tho Fawn of the Pale Face*, by Braes. Collier’s Shakespeare, vol. 6, cheap edition. Young Americans’ Library—Life of Webster. Gerattccker'a Journey Round the World, a now supply. *ep22 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD—My negro man. Sam. runaway hut Saturday night, tho 26th He Is rather light complected, about fire teet ten in* ,ehea high.and ha formerly belonged to Mr. Holiday, in Chatham county. He was told to Mr. Wright In Savan nah, of whom I bought him. Twenty dollars reword will be paid for this boy lodged in any Jou or gate- place where I con get him. DAVID ALLEN. July 8 McIntosh county. TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.—(tanawav from G RKKNK ANI) PUI.A.SK1 lArtTEUY.—Drawu numbers of Class 123 : 43 02 20 71 7 63 18 24 40 41 00 47 66 Holders nf prises will please call for tho cash, or renew at K. WITlllNGTON'S. GREENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY. GREGORY k MAURY..Managers. Class 123. draws on Monday. 17th instant, in this city. Sale* close at 3 o'clock. P. M CAPITAL. $7,640. 75 Number Littery—14 Drawn Rallotn. MS' Tickets $2—shares in proportion. Extra Class 74, draws nt Wilmington, Del., on Tuesday, IStli October. capital. $20,000. 78 Number Littery—13 Drawn Ballots mr Tickets 15—shares in proportion. Tickets either singly or by the package for snlo In Bay lane. Savanuali, Ga., next to Robinson k Camp. octlG E WITIHSGTON. m irwt Plnctons, Buggies.Carryalls. Ac.fresh from some of the most popular Establishments, ami Builders at tho North. Tlie selections were made by ono of tho firm, with strict reference to tho requirements of this market. They are determined to keep only such articles In their lino, as they can confidently reroininend nnd warrant, feel ing assured that they will tie sustained In offering n better nnd finer class or work, than has been usually kept in this market, Tlio Public are most respectfully requested to call, exam ine. and satisfy them selves, whether they are in earnest, by nn examination of their stock 03“ All kinds of I'.cpa'riug done ns heretofore. L.R. BENNETT ft CO., July 31 Corner West Broad and Bay-sis. PIANO FORTES. THR subscribers sole agents for A. Stod- fart ft Co's., and Jonn B. Dunham’s Piano Forte*, nro always supplied with an as sortment of these favorite and justly celebrated instru ments. For durability they can lie fully warranted, whilst their superiority oftone and touch is evident and acknowl edged by the most casual observer, aa well as the critical connoisseur. The ladies are respectfully invited to view theso Instruments. An arrrangement tiavingbeen effected with ono of our most eminent Pianists for the purpose, they cau also ho enabled to judge of tho tone. F.ZOGBAUM ft CO.. Market-square. Secondhand Piauos taken in exchange, also tuned and repaired. jel7 JUSE KEEPERS and others will please take notice that tlio obstructions at tbe entrance of my store, conse quent upon the putting up of nu Iron Front, are now suffi ciently removed to enablo them to gain easy access to the interior, whore they will find the shelves well stocked ns usual, with Crrickcry. Chinn. Glass and Stone Ware, family Hardware, wood and willow Ware. Tin Ware nnd Table Cut- lory ; together witti a great variety of Limps, lanterns. Wicks. Fancy nnd House Furnishing Goods, which will be sold nt moderate and just prices, by J. P. COIXIN8. aug25 100 Bryan-strect. S UNDRIES.'—66 but* Genesee Flour. 60 do Butter. Sugar nnd Soda Crackers, 20 do Cider Vinegar, 60 do Stuart’s Clarified Sugar, 76 do do Crashed und Powdered do, 300 boxes No. 1 Pule nml Family Soap. 100 bags Rio Coffee. 160 bbl* F.. PUetua nnd Rose Gin. 40 do P.ft li. Connecticut Ri ver do. lauding and for sale by aug'24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. TTMtKXCii Printed Cambric* in medium and dark colors I? very beautiful, Just opened and for rale by aug4 DxWITT ft MORGAN. £(ONGREB8 WATER—Now landing from bark Exact, war _ be gem is kept always in ice. W. W. LINCOLN, Monument Square. J UST RECEIVED—In store and for sale,. 800 bbls Thom- Mlon Ume, BOO bushel* white Corn. 200 do Maryland Oats. 100 bundles Northern Hay. Apply to l.ER, Williamson’s building. nug30—ltn WAGON .SIDES, ■epO. -Twenty hhds. IUbbod Sides, ton Clcardo landing nnd for sale by IIOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. B UTTER. CHEESE AND FLOUR —80 keg* Goshen But ter, 60 boxes do Cheese, 56 bbls Hiram Smith'* and Genesee Flour, received por steamer, and for rate by aug31 SCRANTON, JOIINSTOX ft 0Q. S HAWLS; needle-worked Collarc, Sleeve*. Cliemesetts, infants’ Waist* and Caps; Cashmere Scarf*; Ribbons ; ladies’, gentlemen’s and children's Hosiery ; needieworked Trimmings. Cambric and Swiss Bands; embroidered and linen cambric Handkerchiefs, just received and for sale at the lowest prices, by **27 DsWlVT ft MORGAN. P LAID and striped mourning ginghams: also, k new stylo of French ginghams, just received and for salo auglO AUUN ft BURRS. UNITED STATES MAIL STEABf.j (HP ISABEL, William Romas, Commander between tavyinnali, Key West and Havana, connecting with the the Pacific Mali Steamship Company’s line fur Cal ifornia. This splendid sen steamship vrIU hereafter leave Savanna for Key West and Havana, on the 16th and 80th of each month, and from Havana for Savannah on the 8th and22d of each month. The Isabel will connect at Havana with the U. 8. Mall Steamship Company's line to A*plnwntl,and the Paciflo mail line from Panama to California nnd Oregon Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf at Aspln* wall free. Transit at the Isthtaua at tho passengers' ox- pense. Tlie Isabel will also connoct at Havana with the U. S. mall* Steam Company's lino at Now Orleans. Ticket* for Key West and Iinvana can bn had of COHENS ft HER1V. Agents at Savannah. Tickets for New Orleans, Aspiuwall ami San Francisco, can be lwd by applying to^ Jnnl3 S CIENTIFIC AMERICAN,—The subscriber having been appointed agent far tho above Invaluable publication, is prepared to receive subscriptions. The next volume will commence on the TitU Sopt. GEO. B. MITCHELL Successor to F. Zogbsum ft Co. C ORN.—800 bushoto prime white Baltimore Corn, for aalo to arrive. Apply to \ OGDEN ft BUNKER. f?LOUR«--60 bbls Baltimore Floor, In store and fbr sale by J "«P23 BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CQ, QYRUP, ftc.—65 boxes Lemon Snap, SO do ground Pep. O per, 20 do Mustard, for Mlo by f™“orep. '" 01 J -t OQNNKBAT ft 00. ilORDECAI ft CO,Agent*.Charleston UN1TKD STATES MAIL LINE. New York and Savannati Stenmstvlps. SUMMER ARRAN’GEMENT. Days of Leaving Savannah far New Fork. The Augusta, Copt. Lyon........Saturday. Sept. 8 The Florida Capt. IVondhull,.,.Saturday, *• 10 The Aiabnma Capt. Ludlow Wednesday, u 14 These ship* aro tho largest «n tho coast, unaurpawwd In speed, safety or comfort—making their passage* in 60 to 60 hours, nnd are commanded by skilful, cnreftifand polite of ficers. They offer a most deslrablp conveyance to New York. On the completion of tho Knoxville in the antumn, this line will lie semi-weekly—rolling each Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin passage juno5 kly—sailing each Wednesday and ? $26. Steerage. $0. PADELFORD, FAY ft Co., Agent* in Savannah, SAM’L L. MITCHEIX, 13 Broadway, New York, UNITED STATES MAIL LINK, 33MLT1,rough lu 60 to 65 hour*.- Men. York and Charleston Steam Packets— I earn Adger’a j.—IAAUJW\Vlinrves evory Saturduy Afternoon, and each nlternato Wednesday. On SatuMay the new and splendid Steamships JAMES A1N1FJ1. Captain J. Dicxi.vsox, 1,600tone MARION. Captain M. Rkkky, 1.20C tons. SOUTHERNER. Captain W. Foerra, 1,000 ton*, will leave each altermato Wcdnesd y. having boon nowly copperei and guards raised, is now in complete order. For freight or passage, having elegant state room accora* mentations,apply at the offlcA of the Agent. HENRY MISSRGON. Cornor Eaat Ilay and Adgcr ft Son’s Wharves. N. It.—A no»v ship will bo placed In tho lino to oonnecl with the Southerner on IVodnosdays. feblQ FOIt PIIILADICLPHTA-^FAIIK REDUCED. 7b sail on Saturday A fternoon, June 11/A, at 4 o'clock. Tl't Ann side-wheel steamship OSPREY, 1000 —burthen, J. BxaMtn. commander,will leave ns jtei unnuxd schedulo every other Saturday, fbom aiAKuwro.v, June 4 from intutniaratA. Juno 18 July 2 July 16 July 80 August 13 August 27 Sept 10 Fept 24 October.... 8 October.... 21 November, ft November .10 December., ft 116 June 11 Sept 17 Juno 26 October... 1 July 0 October.. .16 July 23 October ...20 August 6 Novcmbor.,12 August 20 November. 26 September.. 3 Docombor..l0 Cabin passage Steerago... „ Through ticket* to New York 17 Tliis ship lias boon thoroughly overhauled and furnished witli new boilers, and a largo and elegant dining saloon on deck, with every arrangement tknt can add to the comfort of oiwuengm. In Pliiladntpliin. this ship occupies tlie same wharf as the Liverpool steamship* City of Glasgow nnd City orManchcs* ter. nt tlie foot of Queen street, and Central wharf, Charles ton. Freight nn all porishable articles muat bo pro-paid. For freight or passage, apply to II. F. DAKER ft GO., Accommodation wharf. Charleston. SAMUEL T. PERCE. J»ne7,Agent, Philadelphia. UNITED STATES MAIL, From Macon, Ga., to Tallahassee, Fla. Railroad to Oglethoip-r-Slages to lUUahatiee. “3 The Dally nrrange- « y)ment on thl* route'4? 16th Inst., running tttese’ti. via. Newton, Bainhridgc. and Quincy,Afod three times a week via. Tliotnasville. Duncansvillo. ftc“ Passenger* by this route will leave Macon at half past ft o’clock. A. M.. by Railroad for Oglethorpe. Tlie Stagee leaving Oglethorge either w*y at 11 o’clock, arriving at Tat* taliassce, at 10 o’clock on the oveolng of tho next day—time by either route 36 hour*. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by Newton. Rainbridge and Quincy, to Tnllaliassee returning, loaves Tallahassee on Sunday*, Tuesday* and ThurMlays. at 10, P. M. On Tuesday*, Thursdays, nnd Saturday*, hy the way o! Tlioiimsvillo—returningromo route ou Mondays, Wednosd#ra undFridnys.atlO, P. M, Tlirougli from Ogietliorne to Tallohmueo by either route In 35 hours—from Macon in 38—and from Savannah in 60 hours. By this route Passengers leaving Savannah by 8 o’etoo Train of Cara, will arrive at Tallnluusee in 60 hour*. It is al*n decidedly tho beat. chc&]«*t »nd moat expeditious ronto for traveller* to Apalachicola and West Fiorina. F’aro from Macon to Oglethorpe $1,76 ; from Oglethorpe to Tallahassee, $10,00. I>. C. Shaw. Agent at Oglethorpe, A. A. Flfltum, “ “ Tallahassee. sug30 F. K. WRIOHT, Proprietor litACUW AMP AVKHTKHN ItAlLIIOAD.’ Mali Train. Leaves Macon dally, at 8 o’clock, P. M. “ Atlanta “ “ CM “ P. M. C ONNECTING at Atlanta with the Trains of the Western and Attantic and LiGrange Roads, and with the Day Train of the Georgia Road! and at Mar*’ i with the Day Train* of the Central and South-western t„Md*. Passenger will arrive in Macon at 12 M. and nt Atlanta at IM, having tlie remninderof tho night for rest. Passengers going South, via Montgomery, (Ala.) wh© leave Savannah ate A. M., will arriveat Montgomery in for* ty-olght hours, including all stoppages, and only ten hoars staging. AccommodatlonTralns.Tri-Woekly. will leave Macon every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 o’clock, A. H. Be. turning, leave Atlanta every Tues<lay, Thursday and Satur day. at7M A. M. Thi* Train will connect with the Night Train of the Georgia Road at Atlanta, and with the Night Train of the Central Road at Macon. Passengers by the up. ward Train can dlno at Griffin. EMERSON FOOTE, Son’M Macox, May 17,1852. 3mo jy«B SOUTII-WKBTKKX HAILHOAPT P ASSENGER TRAINS leave Macon dally at 6W A. M.{ arrive at Oglethorpe 10M A. M.; arrive at Columbna 1 o’clock, P. M. > • I^ave Columbus daily at 9 o’clock, A. M.,andOsletaon>e at 11M A. M.; arrive at Macon at 8M P. M. Connecting at Macon eaoh way with Central R R train to 8avaunuh, Augusta and Mllledgevilto, And with Macon and W. trains to Griffin, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nash ville. ftc. Connecting dally at Columbna, by fast line of coaebee, 28 to Ojxdika, thence 64 miles by M. ft W. P. R. B. to Montgom ery. Ala. Connecting at Oglethorpe with Tallahassee andEufrtula mall atnge*. Passengers bre tkfost and dine at Fort Valley, x* • W - AD.tMS, Superintendent Maoox, Ang. 29,1868. * ■ PLASTERING, «C. rpilE undersigned having commenced bui X own account, respectfully tenders his smtoetto thi pnbtio. He will contract for Plain and Ornamental Plas- taring, Slooo Work, ftc. ftc.. at tbe usual prices, and will in every ca*e warrant work executed by hlmselfoor under hi* sujicrvltion. Bnlldtn and others owntemplr*’ ’ “• ing, would do well to call upon him before contr other*. Orders left at his rMldenee, JoMMt Barnard At., will be pi omptly attended to. July 16—ly VALENTINE B