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)CER1 •ION * Vi lit ih* P* 5, • ' .iudanaVuSpiM iSSMsi . „33u.Bh«Uh, RffjjtfglW 1 Oolpto'1 WP, UKttoJ, 1 w bb ^ wWU 1,4 ^ bU * , » [IfSSfe^Stfiaftnt KiT 5 "^'S,hV» .pd bjjyW Um, Stad HgScslSK'^ sStfSBSj'W*S' *i'p™°*“ •»/ «gp»- * 'JOHNSON & ca, W|W5jS5id«ml do, 300 l»«l Bio Com, SO iSfeg'^oi^Fln^, 2ff Htt»r «nd»“<«tY*ckert, Uffi SSoSAo*“ No. 1 PM# Soep, 5 g; jSSt£, su5»nd Sperm*oSjdlet, MtfiSS eSu?o. HjE^ MW**** ■j* y^.reh. 60 do Kalstn*, 30 do Ctowt Whje^ftO ""WEBSTER & PALMES JVffiivjj. ANli OFFER FOR SALE- A Bind tlsrifted Su g *r. 60 do powdered do, « uJi gt’ Croix Sugir. 60 down Broom*, 5SflS.mVn.ltU’* nud Usual Flour, g y ySSnwA Etowah Georgia Flour, u to* Pilot BreuL 40 boxe* Soda Biscuit, iSfSfflSpr house and N 0 Syrup, ■ uJiMdUtiOt I’O'stoe*. fSroSfi™ 8 *"J 8* latent Tallow Candle., J .s, »s.M«nliue Caudle*. 2 JaUkS.n'.Spcrin Candle*, Old. Kol M.tkerfl, {: iT.. -kite ind j ellow Cheese, m Mill iMMIt'S* prime U'af Lard. |1 to. «<1 pound* Tobacco, (food brand* £ “iSIlU tout k Williams’ Tobacco, z JZ I.M Smith’*. Colgate’*, Croton and BeadeP* £?2e3, Soap. 120 do No 1 do. 60 Pearl Starch, 80 55?hill wJquirter boxes Raiaina, 26 drum* Fig*. fiO • ■ torlBf. «*”■ “ OARMANT « Bim—aA, Otontfa. am. TO RENT.—A commodioo* brick edifice on South Kna Broad street, Possession given lit November next.— ■LaI * . .— B TO RENT—Three tenomonta In Cordon Block, well •uppllcd with water and gaa pipes, closet*, drawer*, and other modern improvement*, basement plastering hard finished. Possession given 1st November next. Ap ply to ocll3 EDWARD G. W1ISON. Ill Coimulsi NEW ARRIVALS I DRY-GOODS! DRY-GOODS! henry uthrop & CO. I lffi RECEIVED per recent arrivals, and offer for axle rtutitkm Prv Goods ; tondon Puffll. and Twilled m,t«-fi«f?iz’Kfr*t-j* and Plains ; Northern do. do. ; ..(iriwol) do.; heavy Cordova do.: heavy Brown VAL.UA.DLK PLANTATION FOR 8ALB U8 l^i j plain and twilled red Flannel*; Plaids, Llnseys, BAKER COUNTY, O A. M4HomMpnn‘ fc * ““ iciTEO II'LAI _JNB4. MERINOS, Ac. Printed French ^Tlaine*; American do: plain mode and high uh-French snd English Merinos, a variety of colors; rStfliili i Monslin d’Baize; printed French Cam- 11 Dreaa Silks. ruifi.plaM.and striped Dresi Silks ; rich brocade do ; , VIA Silks; a large variety ; black brocade do.; bl'k **** Mourning Dreaa Good*. lo,iEa .I'lsines; French and English Bombazines ; Al< : Canton and Tsmise l Inths. Clonks nml MnntlUna. OdGuki and Talmas; black and col'd Silk Mantll ,• IsCm'bl'k and co’d Cloths for Cloaks, and a variety fcgxiin for tlie same. Embroideries nml Lace Goods. Imhi'nllusandClicmlzcttes; Lace do; rich emhrold- pllsii iUtfsMourning Collars, GhemUetlee, and Un- ri*«i Muslin Caps ; Input's Waists ; Swiss and Jao. Inserting*; Thread and Lido Edgings and In* Csmbric and Muslin Bands. ^ Gloves. bta'.lOiMi'. Man's, anil Roy’s Gloves, a lafge variety. Hosiery. In's and Boj’i Worsted and Cotton Half Hoso : Ladies’ d E*«s'Cotton and Worsted Hose; Indies’ black and h&do. Ilonse Furnishing Goods. |i|M snd 12-1 Linen Sheeting*: 0-4.10-4 and 11-4 nml bleached Cotton Sheetings; PillowCuse Linens ibtvei; S4.9-4 and W-4 bro. and bl’cbed Table Dam- ; ianid Doth*; Napkins and Doyles ; Hucabue. kektsl Russia Diapers; Irish Linens, good styles; Bed- kftnltar* lHmitys. Ac. Clotha mid Cnaslmeree. hd French Cloths; Plnln and Twilled Ulue do. do.; hi Doe Fklns; plain and piuid Tweeds; Kentucky Jeans; Mas tin Vestings, and black and col’d Silk Vestings. n oct20 DEWITT k MORGAN R for sale, at the lowest market price, a Urge and nil selected stock of Dry Goods, to which they respect- ’’solicit attention: Ladles’ Dreaa Good*. Sick Slks. of all widths and best makes, lick figured t-ilks, plain and colored Silks, hris plaid nnd brocidu rillkw, fins printed M. do Ulnes, a largo and boautlful stock, !W& eulored do, and Clwco* and Broadway Browns, iull figured Mouslin de Uines. for children, hflUh snd Amoricsn Mouslin de Iziines, hated Satin de Chenes. new and very handsome. Stemming Goods. great variety of Mourning Dress Goods and Erabroldo' aruiitlng of every thing new and beautiful. Hosiery. hire rsriely of English and German Hosiery, for la- .(nflemen, and children. Also, iiMk.Shlrtlngj and Shooting*, Blankets, Quilts, Irish «ts.T»b!e Damasks nnd Napkins, Kersoys, Plains, Osna- cp.BrtvnShirtings. Ac.. Jcc. octtO M. PRENDERGAST & CO., AeNMon tirert. ojiponU St. Andrew's Halt.Savannah, IFKgrut pleasure in directing attention to lute pur- «mm. In connection with their retail trade, they car- itilnctlf the same system.in the sale of their goods, as bj the large bouses in the northern cities, name- Brief their customers the full advantage arising from Jg in large lota. Planters, and heads of families, and mom.buying In quantity, will find many large lots to iron, snd decidedly cheap oct2fl S500 Challenge. nOBENSACK’S WORM SYRUP. aarwlrfounded upon scientific priuciplos.coinpound- rtwilt) purely vegetable substances, being perfectly *Mn tsken.snd has never been kuowu to fall tn curing so»t olutluate cases. Worms can never exist w hen *» ooee used, from the fact that It not only de *i them but removes all the slime and mucus which remain. The Tnpc Worm. ■11*0™!* the most dlillcult to destroy of all that In- , . D ' n *>°dy. It grow* to nn almost indefinite Juut Incoming so culled and fastened in the inlet .f®*' 1 ' “ 10 P roJuto Fits. St. Vitas’ Dance. Ac, "““F 8"i n g to tbe grave, not bcliev- twi Inrw complaints have their origin from tho tape m, cornequentlv t |, ey j 0 not UB0 tho p ro . wr lnc dlclnes To those who are alilicted with tills aw- iJltS“’I rrcon >inend the use of my Worm Syrup “m nlli: the Syrup to be taken in doses of two ta- Awals three time* a day, then take from five to &. W “ T * r RiUi. to dislodge and pass thn worm, ny uJ.nl^ n * i iei, ° the mostobstinato case* “gvorm esn be speedily cured. Ty, ‘“““d or Stomnch Worm. u *«*-Uy found In the small Intestines, and Is comm °n t<* children, yet it is not entirely •kr viih,, m ’*l*' ,u 't* have frequently been known to ktcdaHhihi' The */ n, l' t °itw most prominent while It ilimJ, 1 0rm > ar# linrdnesa anu fullness of the taakliiA .' l ? 0 *‘ ,neM of lhe bowel*, picking at the c ,i3«.'\‘ trf * k “nder the eyes, Ac. If you.or any ol »'i VnrmM 1 *’* . l ’ 18 aboYO symptoms, Hoben- lubwl « Mfe ^ b * depended upon—by using SrltiCMnfiV 11 ! n .i* ar0 j,“ n ' 1 "I^ 6 ' 1 / cure » and if after fritobrtiti”* < i' recl inns the patient is not re- iint-n the worms thoroughly eradicated from 'WMihMa 1 M * u «d there fa no remedy beyond “’ r “ h rni, *!!'!*'' •» Small Thread Wtfrmi. -klroebl.^J®^ h, . c . h ‘t® human *ytcm i* liable, are oiitih,nJ?“ “ f *■««-«. They aro generally to be k&othrew!!*™'‘I 1 * f * ,,0We< I remain, from the lr- n-'aebu i!* uce * the f, 'undaU<m for terious dtaor ° r tll ° b0W «I*- ••‘'I other de- «^bcuJ ( .uT* ch ', 7 1 ' 8 be «tand safest medloine boiihln. Hobensack’s Worm syrup. Such is the kfi mjr ft^RoInea over Ascaradlea.that *t liTvr Pill* ^2° ce 8 wlier8 “F Worm Syrup #. AUthatu*^^™™*^ 8 ' to 1)8 °#«d they will not l *»‘lli<tlj(*ti n n e< *“* rJ, i!'. toui8 tho #yrup in accord- kwh.lsSS"? 11 b °ttle; and In case a gentle ^•lrtL?«!wi! no J d ®. r L l ? • 1, »y ‘he Irritation they * lll tlopm«ol r i?i ,,b l' their sympathising action and ^tSuaKken eU ’ *" tho ““"tpleasant ftJfflH'JSK’SUVKR I’ll,I,H 'r-itbsingj'./il^j*"to” l| able to dlseaso than the fTN -»a<l if diSL?i w iJ b numerous blood vessels and .^tftbshaDrr * ^ of courso flowing thro’ iotl rftcUoaiVd T * r eoin P ,a * nU » Jaundice, various diseases ... ^•oursM, J‘ f b ! l , rn 'opprorsinn after eating Docrsl UnniJ! * '? •tom*ch. Ac. and some- tint tl,«?iul ° r th ® " 1 "’ 18 body.from this It will i U * ( tta|jrreanrt«!* , ' We i it* origin to a disorganised . nd ;.i° roMh • Hoben sack's liver Pills Is . . .. tbe pure iplalnt, succoedixl by fever, severe pain In nmlMnivKUl.. II r 1 owes its origin (o a disorganised m*,iiel»r.^ <M I“ ch - HobensacVa l iver Pills Is ^irtbJ cimnrinJn 1 “ pormanont rind lasting cure. • b »loto”|iH n 8 the certain morbid action* of kesliby. * ^ * c, lon. and rendering the blood p Complaint, of tK.u 1 ' *uccoedw| by lb Pulsafull X 0W U in « b 'tter taste, yellow furred Ww tho pain In the side Is In- 1 , b ►»!»!'rfo ihH°f. l V l ,. efl lobo bo alTected, tbe L . fl / hou > 'cr. will, a short dry col.gh. ThLlr M Jl’poatanee, and the stool* ^'•Urtr ill, .?ir c * n care, t by the use of Ho- l*f«u«,and act, directly npon the seat of ‘ 1 ltli«corri,i,t!n.| 0 iti'uf n i* 0l>0n tb# bowel* they ex- "1“ T« l A! l e i m ?'‘ 8r from ‘ho system. JH»SuKbK 11 * 1 “Tenable medldno in many ^ partial they hatell"" r 061 ’ In obstructions either ^ rtstoring anfirpurwtw ?i ™ U i!»i d °? InMtimable bene- jljjjreall oomrlflnu-, ?f' 18 blood and other fiuiils sc ^MlSSSlS'* »nay arlM from female lr- Hire# IULmVihe nnV ° f a ‘4 l »t, paii» in the side, A«»re the lollowfiV !!! °°V “ f88nd effectual remc- fflf. Hck IlSteho Gf. . nU ’ °S? t ’ Nervousness, ri'njt arlw f “ ^fof Sight, or In f»eV any of the ,R*. linathLr t |“ K,li|, I Jver . "Upurity of ^th»*„ nH Mvidenea *, !SSi 0 ^ h0T L n “ u,c '"tredlenu 0 7*h ! ? , °* f,,f ‘“"^“'-n.roy. •mSSr^InMo'ti airti ejr *™ make* r“**« Uis iaod ( fcc 1 r 811 dlsea »oa or the Liver, Ira- GEORGE WOOD, M. D, . i CROWLKV. U B. •Inquire at this offleo. ootB J TO RENT—A wlmrf store. Apply to octll T. J. WALflH. i TR RENT—A brick house on Jones street, on a full slot. Possession given immediately. Apply to » octll T. .1. WALSH. TO RENT— .1 Room 00 by 30 foot, in Sorrel's build ing, corner of Bay and Bull-street*. It is suitable for * committee room or drill room. Rent moderato Ap- sly at his office. June 28 t TO RENT—Three of the five tenement houses, on the corner of Abercorn and Jones street. Inquire of sepU A. BONAUD. t TO RENT.—Tlie store immediately under our office well suited for a grain and feed storo or for storage o eotton. Apply to >cp23 ROWLAND A (X). A TO RENT.—A small comfortable Uoute In a re- spcetableand control partof tho city. Rtnt$300 Pa ' *“ **-- " *■— o. ’ossesslon given on tbe 1st November, or sooner P Apply at this office. aug28 OFFICE TO RENT.—The office over Webster A Palmes store, occupied for tbe past year by Messrs. _ Fort A Dunham, a desirable place for a Factor and uuiulsslon Morchant. Will bo rented for a term of years on reasonable terms if applied for soon. sepISO WEBSTER A PALMES. a Tho subscriber, doslrous of removing from tho Btata Irof Georgia, offers for sale hla PLANTATION, lying on le waters of tho Coolawahneo, fivo miles west of Albany, adjoining the lands of Paul Tarver. Dr. Nicholta. and oth ers; containing 3.126 acres, more or less. There aro about 800 acres of open, cult!voted land. Th- land 1* situated so that it van be easily divided, and H tw- purchasers appear, tbe subscriber will dlvido it so as t • suit both. Any one desirous of purchasing, would do well to ad dress *• Moore A Edwards,” or myself, at this place. JOHN J. RAWLS. Macon. Gn., August 30,1893. octl—tf My Agent, living on tho place, will show the Lands to any person calling for that purpose. J. J. R. FO\VLTOWN PLANTATION FOR 8ALBr an*e The undersigned offers for sale his Plantation, lying JpWS'in tho mouth of this celebrated creek, in the count]' "■™ of Lee. adjoining the village of Palmyra,and fivo mile from tho city of Albany,containing 1,300 acres, 700 in cul tivation. all necessary buildings and a grist mill, nearly new. Hero is a market (or everything, good society, chnrchi school, dally mail. Ac. Huch ns are willing to give a liberal price for a choice plantation, possessing unusual advanta ges. are invited to cad and see it. L. B. MERCER. Palmyra, Ua.. Aug. 16,1853. eodtNol—aug‘23 — J. V. CONNERAT & CO. I-.-. > Have now in atoro. and for sale on tbe most 1-4 - H favorable terms—"5 hhd* Porto Rico and Musco- rB|B vado Sugars. 76 bbls Stuart's A B and U clarified ■^^■do, 40 bbls crashed and pulverised do. 10 boxes Loaf Sugar 120 bags Rio Coffee. 25 do Java do. 90 hhd*. tierces nnd bbl* W. I. and N O Molasses, 75 boxes sperm and adamantine Candles, 150 package* hyson nnd black Tens, 100 bbls Baltimore nnd Canal Hour. 10 half pipe* (Jtard. Dupuy A Co.’* Urandy, 15 qunrtcr pipes fine Old French brandy, 20 do do Madeira, and 20 do Port Wine. 60 do do Malaga, and 15 do Tencriffo IVioe, 30 bbl* Old Monongahuln Wlilsny. fl pipes Holland Gin, clover leaf brand, 2 puncheon* Jamaica, and 20 do St Croix Rum, f>0 bids sugar, butter and soda Rixcuit*. 150 do domestic Brandy, Gin. Rum nnd Whirtky, 100 basket* genuine lioidsick Champaign Wine, 50 do do Hungnrinn I Jon do 60 do do Crown and Rough nnd Ready do 120 M Spanish Segnr*. various brands, together with choice Rutter. Goshen Cheese, and othor ar ticle* usually found in wholesale groceries. octlfi ATLANTA MILLS FLOUR, FROM SUPERIOR SOUTHERN WHEAT. T HE undersigned, ngents for the almvo mills, expect to bo supplied with one or two car load* a week of this Superior Fl«ur which they will sell from the Railroad De pot, as it arrires, to dealer* and bakers on favorable terms. oct!3 CRANK A RODGERS. BLANKETS, DOMESTICS, &C. AT VERY LOW 1'IUCKS. W E take pleasure in calling tbe attention of planters to our very extensive stock of Woolen and Domestic Goods, many of which wo purchased before the great nd- vanco in wool, nnd will therefore sell them correspondingly low, consisting of— . 4t» bales lamdon Duffll and colored Blankets, 60 do brown twilled Kerseys ; 10 do black do, 30 do brown domestic Goods. L5 do striped and white Osnaburgs. 10 do plnln red Flannel; 6 do twilled do, 15 do shirting Stripes, 10 do SchleY’s Georgia Plains, 15 cases I.ouislan* and Marlboro’ Stripes and Tlaids, 6 do plaid Liiisevs. stripes nnd plaid*, 5 do Satinet and Kentucky Jeaus, 6 do Scotch and domestic Ginghams, 30 do bleached Shirtings and Sheetings 29 do English and American Prints, 50 dozen Negro Caps; 100 pieces Carpeting, 150 Roggsand Matt*: 200 Carpet Rag*, 300 Negro Head handkerchiefs, 1000 dozen woolen mid cotton Hosiery. Planters nnd merchants visiting our city during tho (all and winter will find it to their interest to look trough our stock, tu we are disposed to sell at a small advance upon cosL_ octfi AIKEN A BURNS. DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS !! FOIL FALL AND W1NTKU. K EMPTON A VKK.ST11J.K have now opened a largo and well selected stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, which they assure their friends, and tho public generally, Is difficult to bo surpassed, either in variety or quality.— Their purchases have been made upon such advantageous terms also, as to afford great inducements to public patron age. In uddition to a complete and handsome supply ol Drew, Fancy and House Goou*. as well a* a general assort ment of all other kinds of good* in their line, may be found: 8-4, U-4 and 10-4 Duffil Blankets. 8-4, 0-4 nnd 10-4 Twilled do 8-4,0-4 nud 10-4 Grey do 10-4,11-4,12-4 and 13-4 fine Dod Blankets, Also, Crib and Cradle Blanket*. And, for negroes’ wear, a large stock ol Plaiilt and Ker seys. at prices os low as thoy can be bought anywhere, of the following styles: Schley’s heavy Twilled Kerseys, Huporior heavy English Kerseys, a splendid article Imitation Georgia Kerseys, very heavy Kendall Kerseys, and the old style Cublewarp do. so, grey, white and black imitation Georgia Plains, .»d do, Schley’* heavy Georgia Plains of last year’s make, and tlie bust artlclo of the kind in this markot, at their store in Waring’* (tango, 72 St. Julien and 106 Bryan street. oct6 A lowwom k laamMMi, Cincinnati, Ohio, wants la Savannah, Georgia, a lions* Uwt would toko tho yonoy for th# salt of their native wines, In and around that place. Wholesale dealers in wlnea and liquors, who retail nt once, bar* the preference. Postpaid offers, with direct or Indi rect references on Cincinnati house*, aro received until tbe 20th day of Ootober, and answered directly by LONGWORTH * ZIMMERMAN, Native Wine Establishment, octT Cincinnati, Ohio. COUNTRY STOUR FOR RBNT. t The subscriber has just erected a new Store nt 0. K. Clarke’s old stand, In Neylandsvllle, (the five mile post on tho Augusta ana Waynesboro’ Rail- shloh he offers to rent to a good tenant on favora ble terms. The building stands In dose proximity to the railroad track, ta commodious, and tn all respects admira bly adapted to the purpose# for which It Is designed. The stand has lung been kuown as one of the best for a gener al country trade to bo found In the intorlor of Georgia. For further particulars apply to. or address the subscri ber, at Mlllon lost Office; or If more convenient, eppty per sonally to Messrs. Nevltt, Lathrop AStebblns, Savannah; or to Messrs. Uaker A Wilcox, Augusta. octO—*lin W. B. SMITH. 49* The Augusta Constitutionalist will publish the above dally for one month, and charge this office. a TO RENT—A store on Broughton near Bull-atreet. [•[Possession given Immediately. Apply to * OCt2fl WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN. a, TO RENT—A small brick house, neer the Barracks, BfReut 112.60 per month. Apply at the Goorgtan of- atfice. octlft IT. WM. U. WHO. JOIt - LOD1CBTT, LONG * CO« COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, 4 ■ 1*8 Hay strmt, NnwuinaA. Gsoipia. Will attend to the wiling ot all kinds of produoe. Strict attention given to receiving and forwarding goods, and flUIngorderafrom tbe country. mmt a. roar. t. k. omnuM. FORT & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, Oa. 40UIT. ROWLAND. “ JOIIX T. RaWLAND, JR ROWLAND di CO., ' GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 172 Duy-Mmt. Savannah. READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR FALL AND W1NTKR. T HE subscriber respectfully solicits the attention of his friends end tbe public in general, to his extensive as sortment of Ready-made Clothing, comprising as It does a variety of every artlclo for gentlemen’* wear, suitable for the present end coming seasons. The following comprise a portion of tbe stock on hand : ^ Overcoat* and Surtout* of black and bluo beaver cloth, Black and brown mohair cloth. Norway end Labrador coatings, Devonshire, kerseys, and pilot cloths, talma oloaks, Black cloth dress and frock coats. Blue and brown cloth buxines* frocks. Grey and check cassimere business suits, Black doo-skin cassimere pants, French fancy cassimere pants, Grey end mixed tweed cassimere pants, Black and mixed satinet pants, Plain and plaid kersey pant*. Kmbroldored end plain black cassimere vests, Figured and plain black silk vests, 1’lusb velvet vests. Figured black and fancy cashmere vests, together with an extensive stock of Furnishing Goods, such as fine white shirts, silk and merino undershirts, merino Canton flnnnel* and jean drawers, riding gauntlets, black, colored ami white kid gloves, stocks, cravats and scarfs, neck-ties, suspender* etc., tho wholo of which in offered for sale low, by , WM. R. SYJiUNS. Draper k Tailor, oct4 17 Whitaker street. | AXldSG from schooner Christopher Locsen, 60 bale* -10 cask* superior lO DA Co'* do. 10 . f — .3 halves and quar ts do. various brands, for sale by «op21 ^ J. V. CONNERAT k CO. jjUANDIK?—landing from F SattWly—-10 U Cognac Brandy in store, 10 half-pipes O quarter cask* very old Je*n Iziuls’ do, 16 hi I lined do. 10 do Machinery do, 3000 lbs Whito Lead. 100 boxe* Window Glass. For sale low liv auglO . CRANK k RODGERS. R eduction in the prick of block tin ware.— Venson, Steak, all blase, and Hot Water Dishes, from 12 to20 Inches, or*u|*r!or and medium ooslitt ; also, Dish Covers. Colfe© Grecque*. Tea and Coffee Urns, Ear Boilers. kc. I wilt sell a* low a* they can bo purchased in tho north. Proprietor* of Hotels. Koam Boats. Plantora, nnd others aro invited to C4ill uud examine, ««t2l J. 1* COLLINS, 100 Bryan street. C AROWAY CORDIAL^—10 do* Caraway Cordial, for sale by - A. BONAUD. ocl21 Corner of Bay end Whitaker streets. S UM KID AM HCIINAIT’H—4 do* Wolfe's superior Haheldem Hchuappe, a superior tonic, diuretic.. nutidLpeptle end invigorating Cordial, especially recommended to ell persona residing In the 8oothern Htate* ; a demoastraMd pram .... - Yor sale ty A. BONAUD. a. n auimoN. j. a. watt CHAMPION dl WATTS, WH0LWALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, JYo. 4 Barnard sired, hdween the Market and Bay street HAVaX.YAII. UA., Dealers la Groceries, Foreign and Domcillo Liquors, Dried Fruits, fto., Ac. References—A. Champion, Esn.. Bamuol Solomons, Esq. Messrs. Rabun k Whitehead, Swift k Co., Savannah, Ua. a. r. noHox. o. u. rikeman, HORTON Jt RXKR91AN, WnOLKSALR AMt» ItXTAIL ORALRK9 IN WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVFJt-WARE, FANCY GOODS, L IME, Ac.—300 casks Lime. 60 bbls Plaster. 100,000 Laths, for sale, to arrive per brig Tiberius from Dosum, bj eep22 OGDEN A. BUNKER. tTAMS-40 Uerero Duflildi for sale by n. oct?8. • OOlffiN fc. rOSDKX jgqgCB^oobbtoBaltodro nour,l^jy^ foinrofe 110 Hroughton-streel, H. K. WASHBURN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MFJtC’HAl BAVAXNAU, OA. NT, WILLIAM P. YONGB, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Mo. 04 Bay-UrttL SjawnnoA. O’HKAll dt 8TONKY, FASTONltS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, North Commercial Wharf, Charleston, South Carolina, un or tub firm or uuahk. o’iikar a co. BANCROFT «Ss BRYAN, GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS, For tbe Purchase and Sale of Stocks, Bonds, Exchange and Real Estate, 117 Bay-street, Savannah. Jan24 CHARLES P. I’UOPER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER H)R FLORIDA. i 176 Bay street. Savannah. Oa. Will practice in tho Court* of Chatham. Camden, Glynn end McIntosh countie*; also, the United State* Circuit and District Courts for the Southern District of Georgia. RRnuuucBj—lion. R M. Charlton. Mossrs. Crane & ftod< wers, Boston A Villnlouga, Itanlol II. Stewart. Savannah; Hon James E. Broome. S. R. Mallory. Thot. Battzell. Thos. Douglas.C. H. Dupont. W. A. Forward. Florid*. o26—3m WILLIAM II. DASIIEll, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, TroupviUe, Lowndes county, Oa. rill practise in Thomas. Lowndes. Clinch. Ware. Appling, Tellair. Irwin. Liureu*. and Pulaski counties. Georgia; and in Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, and Columbia coun ties, Florida. feb23 WM. t. WILLIAMS. TIIADmtra OLIVKH. JACK BROWN, WILLIAMS, OLIVER & BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT I .AW, Buena Vista. Marion County. Oa., Will practise in tho counties of Biarion, Macon, Houston, Stewart, Randolnh. Muscogee, l*e, and any adjoining counties where tnolr services may be required. Jan2§ FERDINAND MOULTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSKIJOR AT LAW. Washington City, D. C.. Will practise in the vnrious Court* of tho District, and at tend to the proaucutlon of duim* against Hie Govern- ment. juno22 JOSEPH GANAIIL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Comer if Hay and Whitaker streets. JAMES O. A. CLARIC. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office—l"b Hay-tired. Savannah. Georgia. WALTER 8. NOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. 00 Hay-tired, Savannah, Georgia. Mcrueen McIntosh, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Jacksonville. Fta. JULIAN IIARTRIDGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office, comer <f Whitakcr-ti. nnd Hay-lane. Savannah. GEORGE TROUP HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, comer of Whiialxr-d. and Hay-lane, Savannah. Oa. THOMAS T. LONG, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR GF.NERAL, E. DIET, Office, comer Bay and Bamard-dreets. Sanmnah. THOS. J. NUCKOLLS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Columbus, Georgia. JOHN G. FALLIGANT, WnOLRS* LK AST) RKTAIL DKALBR IN WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW SASH AND PANEL DOORS. West Side Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. BROWN & HARRIS, BOARDING, LIVERY AND SALES STABLES, WWT DHOAR 8TBKKT, SAVANNAH, OA. ORDINARY’S OFFICE, Corner of Bay and Wliitakcr-strects. Office hour* from 9 _ -• *’• M ! nn, > 3K. P. M. to 6, P. M. DANIEL1. A COOPER, ATTORNEYS AND CDUNSEl.UIRS AT LAW, Atlanta. Georgia. * A. SHORT, MASTER BUILDER. Will take contract* for Building and Work in Masonry of every description. Rcsidenco first door west of St An drew’s Hall, Broughton Street. WM. A. THOMAS, PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, No. 15 Barnard strert, AtarannaA. Ga Lead pipe, shoot tend, block tin. copper boilers, light nnd force pumns, hydraulic rams, and kitchen range*, con- stantly nn hand. Order* from the country promptly at tended to _ _ _ oct23—3m ROOFING. ~ The subscriber Is propnred to lay Tin Roofs on correct prln. clples.and from sixteen year*’’ experience, feclsnssured he can give satisfaction. Prices very low. Best reference given. J. J. MAURICE. 49*Gutters and Conductors made to onler. M. W HIT SMITH, ATTORNEY AND CtlUNHELUMt AT LAW. Alligator. Hast Florida. Will practice in the Eastern and Southern counties. Refer to Oil. S. S. Sibley, and It. B. Hilton. Esq.. Savannah, Oa. J. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, FlrsyUi, Monroe County. Ga. tcainbo its. r J. U. I1AYNK, ATTORNEY AT 1.AW, Scarborough. Scrivcn County, Practices in tho Eastern nnd Middle Circuits of Georgia. Jy28—3ra 8. W. BAKER, ATTORNEY AND r0UNSFJ.l/)R AT LAW. Monticello. Jefferson Oiunty. Florida. Reference—Hon. W. B. Fi-cunm, Savannnh, Ga. feb3 W(UIAM B. rtXMINH. JOHN M. MILMtN. FLEMING A M1LLEN. The underalgnetl having united In the practice of law. will attend punctually toany hiuineMentrustedto their care. Office corner of Bay nnd Whitaker Streets, over Messrs. 8wift, Denslow k Co’s. THOMAsThugIIES HINES, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEILOR AT LAW, Troupeille. Georgia. Will practise in the Circcuit Court* of Thnmns. I/wvndes, Clinch. Ware, Appling ami Irwin.Georgia ; and in the Cir cuit Courts of Jefferson, Madison and Hamilton, of thn Middle Circuit of Florida, nnd In Alachua and Columbia counties in the Eastern Circuit of Florida Will attend to the claims of all Iverson* before the De;iartmenta at Wash ington. JOHN 11. COCHRANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, Laurens county, Ga.. late junior partner of the firm of A. k J. Cociuuxk. Irwinton. Ga.. will attend promptly to all business entrusted to Id* care Partic ular attention paid to collecting. Reference—Dr. C. U Guyton, F. II. Rowe, Dublin, Ga.; M Marsh, Savannah. may7—dftwly TIUUOB DAY* IiATKR *BOU aVnOPO. ARRIVAL OFTHE AFRICA. Ltrirpool, Octob., m-OotUn M to 14 Ad- vatieMi; New Yowl Nov. 4, p! II, Tbe Africa, with Liverpool data* of the 92d Octo ber, Is at bend. Jho Cotton nte« for tbe week iu that city are 43,000 bxlos, tho market closing under tho following quotation a, vis: Fair Orleans. 6# | Mr Uplands Middling Orleans, 0 | Middling Uplands, 674 Tho demand continued fair, and holders wore firm- Tho quotations aro from J to 4 advance on those ruling at the close of the previous week, tbe improve ment being principally upon good and fair quaJitlee. Of tho nbovo speculators took 8,000; exporters, 3,000 bales. Trade In Manchester had slightly Improved. Breadstuff* have largely advanced. Tbe Havre Cotton market has been more active, and sales good; Consols aro quoted at OIL though fluctuating. U. B. Stocks liavd slightly advanced. Interest remains unchanged. Sugar and CofTeo In London are quoted at Od. de cline. Turkish affairs are unchanged. New Orleans Markets. Nkw Orlrans, Nov. 4, P. M. Tlie advices from Enrope by tho British mall steam- er Africa, which left Liverpool for New York on the 22d ult,, were received In New Orleans at noon on Friday, by tho Western line of telegraph. Tho sales or Cotton In Now Orleans on Friday comprised 3000. bales. Tho better qualities were Arm, and Strict Middling was quoted at 9 cents. The sales during tlie week have amounted to 21,000 bales. The de crease in the receipts at ail the Ports, up to the latest dates, as compared with last year, Is 201,000 bales Pork has declined, and 200 bbls. of Mess Imvo been sold at $14 60 ]>er bbl. Prime Molasses is worth 23 cents por gallon. 0000 hags of Rio Coffee have been sold during tho week at from 10 to 11 cents per lb. Nkw Oukans, November 5. Tho sales of Cotton to-day have barely reached 1600 bales at unchanged prices. Middling Fair stands 104. Primo Molasses, 23J ccnLs. Mess Pork unsettled, though tho market ranges at $144 to 14^. Capt. Richardson, of tho steamer General Clinch, which arrived yesterday afternoon from Georgetown, informs us that ho passed at ono o’clock off Cape Ito- main, the steamer Nina and tlie ship Austria, both with their color* Union down, indicating that those on board tlie wreck, somo twenty or thirty, consider ed themselves in danger, the sea making a complete breach over the ship, which had the appearance of soon breaking up, as the mainmast and everything abovo tho fore-topmast were gono, the mizzenmast alone standing entire. In consequence of the heavy sea rolling at tbe time, neither the General Clinch nor the Nina could render any assistance, but Capt. Richardson states thut it was the determination of Capt. Magee, of the Nina, to remain in tho vicinity of tlie wreck In Uie hope of saving the lives of those un board, if reduced to the last extremity. P- 8.—Between 12 and 1 o’clock this morning, wo were gratified in receiving a visit from Capt. Tessicr, of the Austria, who informed us that lie and all hands Imd just arrived from the wreck. In endeavoring to reach tho schooner brought down on Wednesday by tlie steamer Charleston, one of ids bouts was smash ed ; ho, however, took another nud succeeded in get ting all safely on board ol her, when tho Nina took her in tow and brought her to this port. Capt. Tcssier lias also politely given us tlie follow ing information as to how tho Austria went ashore: He states that on Saturday, tlie 2l)th ult., ho had no observation,tho weather being very tbickAadaqaaliy. At 12 o’clock on Saturday night It blew very hard from t‘ie north-east, and a* tho ship made great way through tlie wnter, all sails were taken iu with tho exception of top sails, which were double reefed, and tlie foretonmast staysail, uud the lead wus kept going every half hour. At half-past 3 o’clock on Sunday morning, the lead giving loj fathoms, and judging himself half way between Cape Remain aud Bull's Island, Capt. Tea- slcr hauled the ship up on tho starboard tack, and stood in. the ship heading North-west by West on r wind, and going through the wutcr nt the rate 0/ three miles per hour, and making three points Ice way. At four o'clock, the same morning, the lead gave 11 fathoms water, sit a quarter after lour the sumo, nt five o’clock loj fathoms, nnd exactly nt hall past five tlie ship struck. Capt.Tcssier attributes tlie wreck of bis whip to a defect in tlie charts, ns had the soundings boon pro perly laid down therein ho would never have ap proached so near tho shoals. He. also, states it as his opinion that unless a light ship be speedily placed in that vicinity more disaster* will undoubtedly oc cur, especially in thick and squally weather such as he experienced. The Austria was left laying on her bottom, but would float at high water, and Cant. Tessier is of opinion that her hull will be saved unless a heavy gale should occur.—Ch. Courier, Sth. The Liberia Enterprise Company Is the namo of an association of colorcil citizens of Pennsylvania, who design to embark, in n few days, for the Republic of Liberia, whither they go as a missionary family. lYc learn thut they possess nil the requisite qualifications for tho interesting work they have undertaken, having among their number the farmer, tho teacher, tho mer chant, tho mechanic, and the minister of the Gospel. The spot they have selected for their new homo is sit uated about twenty-five miles from Monrovia, up the St. Paul's river, and lia* the advantage of being in the midst of a high, rolling, picturesque and salubri ous region, near certain native tribes who have, Tor a long time, desired tho settlement of American colon ists in their vicinity. The expedition is a noble one in its objects, and will, doubtless, have the best wish es of this community forits success,—.Phil. American. Yesterday was a day of general rejoicing among the Catholics of Newark, N. J. Their new liishop, Rt. Rev. Dr. Bayley, took Tormal possession ofiiisdi- occss, in accordance with tho authority which lie re ceived from tlie Popo. All tho clergy of tho dlocoss, with very few exceptions, came to recognize Id* au thority, and tender him their various submission.— AT. V. Herald, 'Id. A Nkw Sikqing Hihdand her Namb.—A social and widely extended circle up town has had Its car charmed tlie past summer by a shower of sweet-tones from an American nightingale newly alighted among them. As the public at Inrge is likely to know more or tliis musical stranger, wc beg leave now to intro duce to it* sympathy and admiration Miss Ellen Ilre- nan, of Columbia, South Carolina. Tho tone of Miss Brcnan’s voice is thn pure music, unalloyed; neither wing out, nor sung through : the down is still richly upon the tone. The compass is Quito oxtonded. Tho cultivation of this uncommonly lino organ has already considerably progressed: much progress lias boon made this Hummer under the tutelage of distinguished artists, who from the mere pleasure of the thing have volunteered their services. Miss Brctmn sails for Europe' tho coming spring.— New York Musical IVorld. MM OR NEW Y01 »r, at 2 o'clock, ‘ti Capt, G, It. SeUSnck, vrtl leave Vredn, •The aplcndld' ati— will leave oa above. taf SWuSk - hip On Tuesday, 16th taeUftt, >at U o’clock, 0a (be yremlroc, Terms -cnc-thlrd cash, end' root of 7 cent. »00 Hl^EXfllSinA»~ftABML7 yon KEY WK5r A“) TlAV*NA. rtfjfln,' u^tokdYtItkb'maiS, itbah- lIMUWrni.. ISABEL, VTiujo Romio, Commuibt, will regularly trove this port on the 1st end 16th of each month, leaving here for above porta on Tuesday, let No vember. For passage only, apply to octal COIIENS k HERTZ, JSJjf B ALTIMORK^The Cut sailing packet schr, VIRGINIA, Captain Axworthy, will meet with dls- petell for the above port. For freight or passage apply to nnv3 H. K. WASHBURN, Agent. '/jaS BOSTON—Tli. licV.i'.choon.r M. £WELU, ■aySTerry, muter, will have Immediate dispatch for tho above port. For deck freight or passage apply to wovil OGDEN It BUNKER. . JOtf PHILADELPHIA—Heron’s Llne-Ths XaXregular packet schooner FANNIE, Bouton, mailer, hevlug pert of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch for the above port. For engagement# apply to oct30 Ogden a bunker. belanoeon a perpetual groend novl*' WM. M. Lawton, Wx. M. Taylor, WM. M. LAWTON & CO., SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON FACTORS, No. 13 South Wharf, Charleston. S. C. aug23—£aw4m GEORGE N. NICHOLS, Owens' Building, opjruite Pulaski House, Having made large addition* to hi* ostabliHhment, continues to do BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, in hi* usual neat and handsome style, and on accommodating terms. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY’, Ot Hartford, Conn. The undersigned, Agent* of tho above Company are prepared to take risks against Fnut on Buildings and their contents, AIsoMaxihi Ska Risks, on the most favorable terms. BIUOHAM. KELLY k CO., Agents. E O WARD R. 11 AUDE N , TRANSPORTATION AGENT. W. k A. RAILROAD, Ilingoold. Walker County, Georgia. W ILL attend to tho purchasing on commission. .Corn, Wheat and Oacon. The Ringgold Depot being situa ted In a region of country abounding In grain, it can usual ly be purchased upon more favorable term* than at almost any other point upon the W. k A. Railroad Orders covering tho cash, with limited or discretionary Instructions, will receive prompt attention. Persons order ing grain wiU please forward rack* with onlor. References—Dr. Richard Wayrfe, Mr. Win. M. Wxdly, Sa vannah. maylO BONNETS! BONNETS!! <V- 60 0 scs Just received at tlie TRIMMING AND J9gENER.\L VARIETY STORE, 139 Broughton-sL— HUC Country Merchant* Milliners, and the public gener- a ITvTare invited to examine this stock. It consists of 60 different style* elaborately trimmed, Parisian, blond, gimp, rich colored silk, satin, crape and other choice and much admired aty.es; flat* and lint*, embroidered satin hoods ; a great variety or crape embroidered blond linings. Paris *iik laeo shapes, extra rich spring bonnet ribbons, straw trimmings, dren* do, white and colored lace, gimps end gal loons, do do silk fringes, mantles, plain bareges, shell and olliur combs, hair pulls, curls and plaits, ribbon plaits, fiuwers. featliors and wreathes, bonnet silks, Jet and fenev wrlstleita, buttons, steel trimming*, sephyr worsted, braid, fans, with a great Variety of other goods usually kept In fitney establishment*. Smoking cap*, slipper*, children’s hablimenta. such as robes, sack* marked with new patterns for braiding. Mrs. Dotix, assisted by compotont miliner* from New York, will attend to the trimming department, snd will en deavor, with (kill ami taste, to please all who mar favor her with order*. Fancy and other bonnet* cleansed, bleached ami pressed. Pinking done. jfjf Five bounol maker* wanted immediately, who mast perfectly understand their business. ap!30 DANIEL CROMLAY, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER—Arner of Brough ton and Hult-tircds.—Tho subscrilier desires to In form tho public that he has opened a* abovo, where he is prepared to execute orders for Boots of the finest finish and stylo, and equal, if not auporlor to any heretofore offered to the public. Having mauy friends in thlsState whobava been his natrons in diaries ton, respect tally solicits from them end (he public « coll and a trial. mb!7 J i DRY FEET PRESERVES THE HEALTH.—Just received, a few case* water-proof Boots; also, a lot of thick pegged Boots, together with a tineas- — sort ment of Gentlsnsn’s and *L*dlea’ over Shoes, «£F<«3*>zV’-“*-«>>• CODY’S RESTAURANT AND COFFEE-HOUSE. T HE undersigned hn* leased, and ha* now fitted up in neat and elegant style, the budding on Drayton street, next door to Wat ft Kino’s, to be occupied a* a COFFEE-HOUSE, where he intend* to servo up. in superior stylo, every deli cacy of tho season. New York anil Savniumli Oysters, Venison, GROUSE. PARTRIDGES, FISH, Fulton Market and Philadelphia Beef, fyc,, 3*r., will always he kept on haud. and servod up in a style never before equnited in this city. *9“ Parties furnished with private suppers and Dinners on short notice. Ho will keep only the best Liquor*. _«cl7 JOHN Mck. CODY. WILLIAM 8. BOOART’OElClDUT GLASST- . CAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. YA7ILL be opened on Monday, tho 7th instant, in the V v home, No. 100 Broughton street, until a more eligi ble room I* obtained. Application* for admission, or for information concerning tho school, can be made to the subscriber, at Sirs. Caruthers’ Boarding House, Hull street. „ WILLIAM 8. BOGART Savannah. November 3d. 1853. nov3—12 F stocksTBonds; &c„ OR SALE bv the undersigned— Shares In tne Central Railroad and Banking Company, In tho South-western Railroad Company, in the Muscogee Railroad Company, and in the New York and Savannah Steamship Company. AI*o, Seven PerCent. Bailroad Bonds. Wanted to Purchase—Hank of tbe State of Geor gia, and Rank of Savannah Stock. For Investment—85,000 In bond and mortgage on first rate city property. BANCROFT k BRYAN, -? o _ v ?T 0 117 Bay street. N EW BOOKS—Lyell’s Manual of Elementary Geology, or the Ancient Changes of the Earth, revised edition. Lyell’s Principles of Geology, or the Modern Changes of tho Earth. Readings Preparatory to Confirmation. All’s not Gold that Glitters, by Cousin Alice. Tbe Little Drummer, or Filial Affection. Soaring to Spend. Ifaroera’and Putnam’s Magazines for November. Bleak House, complete In two volumes. Fun Jotting*, by Willi*. Oxford Bibles, of all sires, with morocco, velvet and other bladings. nov3 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. L AW BOOKS.—United States Annual Digest for 1862 ; Flandcr’s on the law of Shipping ; 8a Oreenleaf on Evidence : English law and Equity Reports, vol. 15 t Alt of Judge Story’s Works. •nova W. TnORNK WILLIAMS. P ICKLED HERRING—60 bbls Nova Scotia Herring, large olio, landing and for sale by nov3 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON k CO. F it 1UI\K—A Plano Forte, ierma moderate. Apply at __ Ihi* office. nov3 W ANTED—To attend in' a dry goods store, a white or colored man, in the capacity of a Porter. Apply to nov2 AtKIN k BURNS. jyBdOHmoN.—The co-partnership heretofore existing __ ‘under tho namn and tfrm or J. /. k M. W. U’Rymo.ls dissolved by tbs dnth of M. W. O’Byrne. All persons bar- ing claims against tbe late firm will please present them, and all those Indebted will make payment to JOHN F. O’BYRNE. The business will be continued at tho old stand, by the undersigned, on his owm account. nov2 J. F. O’BYRNE. HEW YORK—Union Line—The regular ^^Lpecket sohr. ENCHANTRESS. Tyler, master, will have quick dispatch as above. For freight or passage apply to ocl30 OGDEN A BUNKER. B BOSTON—The bark MARIA MORTON,Captain Bulkley, will have dispatch for the above port. For of 200 boles cotton, to complete cargo, apply to octlO ROWLAND k CO. PHILADELPHIA—Heron’s Line—The ^.regular packet schooner VIRGINIA, Harris, master. mve quick dispatch for the above port. For freight or passage, apply to octl8 OGDEN k BUNKER, ■ NKW YORK—Union LI no—The regular packet sohooiUT ELIZABETH k ELLKNOR. Pierson, mavier. wllMiave quick dispu tch a* above. For freight or passage apply to OGDEN k BUNK BOSTON—Tlie fine brig CENTRAL AMERICA, base, master, will have dispatch m above. For froTgut or pnssago apply on board, at Telfair’s wharf, or to ~-*” n BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. BOSTON—Tlie fine echr. E.R. BENNETT, A. N. Wood, master, will have immedlsto dispatch as a tarn*. For freight or passage apply to oct26 BRIGHAM, KF.LLY A CO. [ NKW YORK—New Line—Tho regular ickct brig MACoN, Captain E. Watkins, will meet spetch for the above port. Fay freight or passage apply Jo oct20 IL K. WASHBURN, Agent BALTIMORK—Regular Line—The rog- _ul*r packet schr D. H. BALDWIN, Fisbce, master, have immediate dispatch as above. For freight or passage apply on board, at Telfair’s wharf, or to octlS HHHiHAM. KELLY A OO. Belt Hope—200coils blllon’jNo X Rope,*! bales do twine B*fftn| and-IWta Ritpa', ‘ 100 belts Qunny Cloth, 600 rolls Kentucky Rope. ##p0 Valuable Farm Lota—At Private Sale. Eleven ten aero lota, situated on Lover'a lane, being part of MUlen'a farm. A plan of the lota may be iron at our counting room. Terms—one-third cash, balance in two equal annual Instalments, with InWnat, and secured by mortgage on property. BY T. J. WALSH. . Clothing at Private Bale—A handsome assortment of ready-made Clothing, consisting of superfine frock, rock and overcoats, In lota suit purchasers, for role low. Term# cash. nov4 Administrator’s Sale. On Tuesday, the 6th December, will be sold In front of the court house, between the legal hours of sale. The Interest of D. M. Rogers, deceased, In the Savannah Bteam Saw Mills, on Hutablnson’s Island. For further par ticulars inquire at the counting room. Sold by leave of the Ordinary of Chatham county os tho property of D. M Rogers, deceased, and by order of the administrator. Administrator's Sate. On Tuesday, 6th December, will be sold. In tbe front of the court house, between the legal hours, Lit and improvements, No. 10. corner of South Broad and Whitaker streets The lot Is subject to ground rent, f $67 60 to the city. The Improvements consist of a double ten# ment dwelling, in the basement of wbieh is an office, draw ing room, pantries and bathing room. On the 6rst floor ta two largo and elegant parior*, with a spacious verandah. Inclosed with Venetian blinds. In the second story Is four bed rooms, with an enolosed verandah, all lighted with gas. There aro spacious accommodations for kitchen and servant rooms, carriage house and stable In a brick building In tbe rear of the dwelling. On the lane, In the yard is a fine pump and good water. Also, a yellow woman, aged about 46, a good cook and washer. Tlie above property Is sold by le*vo of the Ordinary, as tbe property oru. M. Rogers, deceased, and by onler or the administrators. Terms will be declared at the sale. At Private Sole—Two five acre Iota, one mils from the city, for sale low, If applied for immediately, on accommo dating terms, ssplO At Private Sale—Gray. Hard Brown, and Brown Bnck in quantities to suit purchasers. augIB A Desirable nuildlng Lotfor Sole. Lot No 9. fourth tvthlng, Anson ward. For particulars. Inquire \t the counting room. Jyl6 ttifrudu, account of'— MW, Vw*, 0X0,1 stranded on the south draw’s Bound, ftnaa On Friday'odd l dodolsptnesdcdoi / raftwag BALTIMORE—Regular Line—Tlie reg- Iftulnr packot schuonor J. W. ANDERSON, Watson, master, will lmve dispatch ns abovo. For freight or pas- sago apply on lioard. at Telfair’s wharf, or to octlo BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. NKW YORK—The packet brig CLINTOV, .Thomp*on. master, having a part of her cargo an- gugeU, will havo dispatch as above. For freight or passage apply to oc«2 OGDEN A BUNKER, NKW YORH—Georgia Line—>liio rega- _lor packet schooner P. It. BURTON, Captain IJngo, have dispatch for the above port. For freight of fifty bales cotton, to complete cargo, nr passaoe apply to octl3 ROWLAND A CO. Agents New York—Scmvrox A Tauma.v. L1VKRFOOL—The splendid American ship j* v OKMlK. Capt. Johnson, will meet with dispatch as For freight or passngo apply to PADEI.FOLR, FAY A CO,’ „ MACON, irAWKINSVlLLK'Vit m OTHER LANDINGS.—Tlie steamer Ciuaua master, will leave as above to-ni it received at Johnson’s lower wharf nuv2 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. r * FOR DKMRY’S FERRY AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.—Tlie steamer OREGON having been recently overhauled, repaired, and pointed, will muke regular weekly trip* between this city and Dcmry’sFerry, leaving here every Saturday evening at 4 o'clock, and touching regularly nt all the Intermediate landings. Tho Oregon has boon thoroughly rellttod under tho late Steamboat Ijtw. nnd lior accommodation* for |tas- singers are both amplo nnd comfortable. Site lies been placed on the line particularly for the accommodation of the planter* aud merchant* nn the river. For freight or pansago apply on board, at Union wharf, nr to KINCHLKY & THOMAS, Agents. Savannah, Ootober 1st. 1863. nets—dOtwlm FOiTpiLATKA, (B. fa VIA Darien. Brunswick. St. Marys. Jacksonville idMiiidteOury. (Black Creek.)—The newaml elegant steam packet ST. JUHNS. Captain Jitiues Freeborn, will b the abovo places on Thursday morning. 17tli inst..u tlnuo to leave every Thursday. This boat has been built expressly for tho trade, and ha* large and airy state-room accommodation* for passenger*. For freight or passag* apply nn board at tlie Florida Steam Racket wharf.near tl gas works, or to nov4 CL AG HORN k CUNNINGHAM, Agont*. OPPOSITION LINK. f-sjCN PALATKA. FLA., AND INTERMEDIATE -ijrti*iigmeI'LACES.—Is-avc*every Saturday morning at to o'clock.—Tbe regular steam packet WEI.AKA. Capt. N. King, will leave »* nbovo. For freight engagements, ap ply on hoard, or to 8 M LAFK1TKAU, Agoiit, N. B,—The faro to Brunswick Is reduced to $4. aug26 OPPOSITION LINE. Change of Departure— Fhr Palalka, Fla..and all the interme. diale land ings on the route. r - Tlie superior now Steam-packet WELAKA, iiriiTibiaifw r, *r > '* ln M- Kixo, will, until further notice, leave every satuhost. at 10 o’clock. A. M. Rate of Passage in large, airy State Rooms, as follows: To Darien $3 00 I To Picolate $8 00 St. Marys 4 50 Palatke 8 00 Jacksonville « 00 Black Creek.... 8 00 N. II.—Freight consigned to R, R. Duko, for Ocala, will be re-shipped free of all eu&rgesaV Pabtkn. For freight nr passage apply nn board at the Charleston Steam Packet Company’s wliarf, or to febl8 8. M. LAFFITEAU. Agent. UNITKli STATES MAIL LINK. Fhr PalaOca.K. F. via Darien, Brunswick. St. Marys, Jackson ville, Miillldiurg. Black Creek and Picolata. r . cIC^Ls Tim superior Steam Packet WM. GASTON, Capt. T. E. Sii.vw, wlII leaveonTuea,lay Morn ing. nt 10 o'clock, and will continuo to learo every Tuesday. Tho Ratos of Passage by this Boat, aro as follows: To Darien $3 00 8t. Marys 4 60 Jacksonville n 00 Picninta 8 00 Pnlatkn 8 00 Rlnck Creek 8 00 For freight or passage, apply on board at the Charleston Steam I’ackct wharf, or to niav3l CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. Aeenta. UAKPKTS—CARPETS—CARPETS! W E hare tills diy opened a new ami splendid assort ment of carpets, consisting of— IIcmii, Dutch, Venetian, Stair, Tltreo Fly, Ingrain, aud Urimrli Car|»cta. Also, a very handsome assortment of Velvet and Chenel Rugs, Hemp, nnd Cocoa Mats. Drugget and Floor Oil Goths, ell or which will bo sold at tho lowest prices, by *i'p20 AIKEN k BURNS. FALL TRADE OF 1833. I V) MERCHANTS AND WHUl.ESAl£ PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.—Uor arrangement* for the Fall Trade will be completed in a few days, when we will be prepared to submit tu your Inspection an utiusually complete assort ment of general Drv Goods. Iluslei v. Trimmings. Haber- daslnry, and Small Wares, Ribbons. Ac, M. PRENDERGAST k CO., 178 Bniugliton-strret, opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, west side. aug27 NKW GOODS—FALL TRADE—1893 | D kWITT ti MORGAN are receiving by tlio steamers week ly their tall nnd win or Goods, to which they respect- fully solicit attention: Plain and figured black Silks, colored glace and ducape do Plaid and brocado Silk of tho newest stylo Plain French Mouslin 'le I.nine*. French nnd Eng. printed do Silk and Wool Plaid* lor children’* wear, plaid itaw Silks Plain and plaid Poplin*, very rich. French priuted Cambric Dark Calicos, Mourning do, Irish linens, kc. set Ribcro’s new building. Congress-street. I1Uug()fvt pLEMING~iSt CO., Factor* and Commission Merchant*, No. 04 Bay street Savannah. Ga., T ENDER their services to planters, merchant* and deal ers. In tho sale of Cotton and all other country pro duce. Being connected in business with HulKixs. Hi nso.s A Co., of Charleston, the establishment of an office In this city will afford our friends choice of markets. Strict atten tion will bo gin-n to business, and tho usuil facilities af forded customei*. j. it. liunso.v. sepl8—tf R. HUDSON. 1- . R FLEMING,] \MBETI1 HOPKINS, A [V| E’.V BOOKS—Received by 8. 8. bibley.October 4.1863. 11 —The Mud Cabin, of tlie character and tendencies of Dritif.li institutions, by Warren Ishani. Tlie Forged Will or Crime and Retribution, by Emerson Benittn: Edith's Legacy, by the author of Adelaide Llndsr. Tlie White Cruiser, or tho Fate of the Unheard Of, by Ned Buntline ; Putnam's Magazine, for October. Tlie Knickerbocker ; the Loudon Journal. Industry of all Nations. JaneSeton, or tho King’s Advocate, a Scottish historical romance, by James Grant. The Rudiments of the Art of Building, reprosouted in five sections, edited by John Bullock. - Violet, the Danseuse, or Courtship and Wedlock, by the author of the Gilt, Ac, The Rebel Scout, a romance rf tho American Revolution, by Anna Ashland. For sale at 135Congress-st. oct6 NEW BOOKS. A CTS of the Legislature of Georgia, for 1861-’2; Miss Bremer’* Home* of the New World—itnprewiona of America, in two volumes. The Second War with England, by J. T. Headley, in two volume*, with plate*. Men and Things as I Saw Them in Europe, by Klrwan. Venice—the Cllv of tbe Sea. from tho invasion of Napo leon to the capitulation in 1849. by Edni. Flagg, with a map and embellishment*, in two volume*. Sir IVm. Hamilton’s Discussions on Philosophy and Lit erature, FAucatlon and University Reform. Templeton’s Engineer, Millwright and Mechanics’ Pocket Cnni|uin!on. with mathematical tables. Picture Pleasure Book, with 600 Illustration*. Swiss Family Rjbioson. wlUi 8 Illustration*. Clouded Happiness, by Countess d’Oraay. Fern leaves, from Fanny’* Port Folio. Cloister Life of Charle* V ; Tbe Mud Cabin ; Professor SUliinan’* Travels In Europe : Echoes of a Belle ; Lorenso Bennnl; Moore’s Life of Slierfdan, Ac. oct26 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. MOBE NEW BOOKS. R eceived by s. s. sum-ey, oct. 26th. 1&53 —w*cna- sion on Philoaophy and Literature, by Sir W. Hamilton. Homes of the New IVorld. or Impressions of America, by Fredrika Bremer, translated by Mary HowitL Men and Things in Europe, by Kirwan. Home Picture*, by Mrs Mary A Denison. Rhetoric of Conversation, or Bridles and Spurs for tha management of the Tongue, by Geo W Hervey. Dr Chalmers’ Correspondence, by Rnv Win Hanna. AU I* not Gold that Glitters, or the Young Californio, by Cousin Alica- The Young Astronomer, J C Abbott. Gleason's Pictorial; Barnum'a Illuatratod News. Uodnv’s I Ally’s Book and Uraham’s Magailne, for Novem ber; lUackwooiP* Magaxlno, for October ; Clouded Happt- nets, a novel, translated from tho French of the Count*as d'Orsay; The Midnight Queen, by George Lippnrd. For aalo at 136 Congress street. oet26 Falkirk Ale In pints. Just rocelved and for sale by ap!2l J. ROUSSEAU. U MBRELLAS—Gentlemen's silk and cotton Umbrellas Indies’ ailk Umbrellas and Parasol*, a Urge assort ment just received and for role by oct26 AIKEN k BURN& QTEKUNQ SILVER WARE.—Tea Seta. Pitchers, Cake ond warranted, at llfi pin* and rijni flMgoiiJawalry and every ftyk (ooda mannfiutnred, comprising aaaortmamt too oaa to particularise, the actual talas of the rte4 1 to particularise, the aataalnUeof thettrokbelMr er $30,000, together with en asaortmant of cheep Jewelry id faucy goods. N. B.—Every article warranted at represented or the money refunded. Goode for seta at whotaaata and retail. during the day. AU arareepectfilly iorltad toeaUandex. 1 amine th# good*. ■ .. sort To Rent—Tour twe-storr wooden bundinfi.atttULted oa ' West Broad and Roberta streets. These buildings are new and neatly finished, with all good out-bnfldlnga. Tor term* apply at the counting room. . otit22 ‘. Hide* Wanted—The highest market prices will be paid for green, dry, salted and flint hldea. Apply at pur count-. Ingroom. ' oetlS Improved Essemse of Coffee,—W# have Just received from ' the mnnnractarers In Philadelphia, ana wUl eimttnnete keep on bend for role, Augustus Hummel's Improved Es sence of Coffee. ThUU the best composition of Coffee tret offered for seta, and Coffee made from the Eksenee la much more wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored and colored. K rrectU-clear, and In every respect superior to the finest- 0 Oolite, and In use will prove a nett saving 76 per eent over Coffee prepared In the ordinary manner. Try it and ■*■ If It does not. • ’ Q.REENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY. _ . — Drawn numbers of Class 132: 21 42 14 69 44 05 28 29 30 69 48 1 8 Ticket 14 44 69 a prixe of $100 sold. Also. Extra Class 77 : 61 36 71 21 3 70 67 2 08 61 14 26 Holders of prises will please call for the cash, or renew at E. WITHINGTON’3. GREENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY. URBGORY A MAURY. Managers Class 133, draws on Monday, 7th Instant, in this city, Sales eloseat 3 o’clock.P. M OAITTAL. $7,600. 78 Number Littery—14 Drawn Ballots, A3" Tlckot* $1—shares in proportion. Extra Class 79, draws at Wilmington, Del., on Tuosday, 8tli November. gafital. $22,000. 78 Number Lottery—14 Drawn Ballots A3* Tickets $6—*lisre* in proportion. Tickets either singly or by thn packsge for sale In Bay lane. Savannah. Ga., next to Robinson A Camp. nov8 E WITHINGTON. Life and Fire Insurance. CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY. HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, and surplus over 6260JXX). A iron) Gill. President. Jas. C. Waucucy. Bcc’y. This Company will Issue Policies on the Joint Stock t rlndplo. and upon the Mutual plan, thus combining the snellts of both systems at the option of the Insured. Tlie strength, ability and well forested capital of the In stitution are, in my opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insu rance Company in this State or Union. (L.8.J signed R G.PINNEY, Comptroller o( Public Accounts, „ State of Connecticut. A3* Slaves insured. Californian and Australian risks taken on reasonable terms. The subieriber la also Agent for the following Fire Compa nies : Equitable Fire Insurance Company OF LONDON. Authorized Capital $2,600,000 Capital paid in $1,000,000 C. E. IIABITHT, E-q., ) Hkxrv Ludum. Esq.. >Trustees, New York. Roiikkt Diluix, Esq. J Farmers’ Fire Insurance Company. Capital $200,000. Granite Fire Insurance Company. Capital $200,000. Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company. Capital $160,000. New York and Eric Fire Insurance Comp’y. Capital $150,000, Theso Companies having a cash capital, safely Invested in bond and mortgage, are prepared to edect Insurance against daiSige by fire,on all kinds of property on reason able terms. For insurance in either of the above named Companies, apply to A. WILBUR. General Insurance Agent, and Agent for the above Companies. sept 20—ly office 129 Congress-st. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. “ CA RIDGES. BUGGIES AND SULKIES.—A general asMortmeet. just received.—The sub- ...liber* are now prepared to offer to tbe public. Carriages, Phieton*, Buggies. Carryalls. Ac. fresh from some of the most popular Establishments, and Builders at the North. Tlie selections were made by one of tho firm, with strict refercncotothe requirement* of this market. They are determined to keep only such articles In their line, as they can confidently recommend nnd watranLfeei- ing assured that they will be sustained In offering a better and finer class of work, than has boon usually kept In this market. The Public are most respectfully requested to call, exam ine, and satisfy themselves, whether they are In earnest, by *n examination of their stock 43* All kind* of Koj.a'ring done as heretofore. L. 8. BENNETT A CO., July 31 Corner IVcat Broad and Bay-sts. PIANO FORTES. THF. subscriber* side agents for A. 8tod- fart A Co’*., and Jonn II. Dunhnm's I’iano Fortes, are always supplied witli an as sortment of these favorite and Justly celebrated instru ments. For durability they can bo fully warranted, whilst their superiority oftono and touch 1* ovhlent and acknowl edged by the most casual observer, as well as the critical connoisseur. The ladies are respectfully invited to view theso Instruments. An arrrangement liavingbeen offected with one of our most eminent Pianists for the purpose, they can also be onablcd to judge of the tone. F. ZUGRAUM A CO.. Market-square. _ Second hand Pianos taken In exchange, also tuned and repaired. H OUSE KEEPERS and others will please take notice that the obstructions nt tho entrance of my store, conse quent upon the putting up of un Iron Front, are now suffi- clently rumovod to enable them to gain easy access to the Interior, where thoy will find tho shelves well stocked as usual, with Crockery, Chins, Glass snd Stone Ware, family Hardware, wood and willow Ware. Tin Ware and Tsblo Cut lery ; together with a great variety of Limps. lanterns, IVicks, l-'nncy nnd House Furnishing Good*, which will be sold at moderate nnd Just prices, by J. p. COLLINS, 100 Brynn-street. S UNDU1FK—66 bbls Gonesee Flour. 60 do Butter. Sugar and Soda Crackers, 20 do Cider Vinegar, 60 do Stuart’s Clarified Sugar. 75 do do Crashed and Powdered do, 300 boxes No. 1 Pale nnd Family Soap. 100 lugs Rio Coffee. 150 bbls E. Phelps and Hoso Gin, 40 do P. A II. Connecticut Kb ver do. landing and for *ale by aug24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. S HAWLS; needle-worked Collais, Sleeves. Cbemesetts, Infants’ Waist* nnd Caps : Cashmere Scarf* ; Ribbons ; ladies’, gontlemen'a and children’s Hosiery ; necdloworked Trimmings. Cambric and Swiss Band*; embroidered end linen cambric Handkerchief*, just received and for sale at tlw lowest prices, by sw2T DkWITT A MOBOAN. S UNDRIES.—200 bbl* superfine Howard street Flour. 200 do Etowah Mill* Georgia do. 160 bag* Cunningham’* do do. 60 hbl* pure Geneseo do. 28 do II Smith’s extra do, 80 do butter, sugar and soda Crackers. 400 bag* prime green and fair Rio Coffee. 100 hhd* prime Bacon Sides. 20 do do Shoulder*. 25 casks sugar cured Hams, 40 hhd* prime and fair I’orto Rico Sugar. 15 do do Saint Croix do. 200 bbls Stu art'* A II and C clarified do. 80 do craihod and powdered do, 100 do E Phelps’ and Rase Gin, 40 do Domestic Brandy. 60 do New England Rum, for sale by 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. octl5 H AMS.—-lust received, a lot of fine small sized sugar JudKew full] cured Hams, for family use, for sale by many whief auglS J UST received beautifully embroidered linen cambric Handkerchief*. el*o, French worked Collars, very rich patterns. For tele by rep!8 AIKEN A BURNS. S ILK Pocket Handkerchiefs, of various qualities and price*, also linen cambric Handkerchiefs, of which we here received a largo supply. sep18 AIKEN A BURNS.. L ANDING from brig Macon—(0 boxe* Lemon Syrup; 8 cose* Gllloux Sordines, for sale by octl6 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A OO. ATOURNING DeLAI hills—A very handsome lot of iloi J.YJL fog and second Mourning DeLalnes. at KEMPTON A VERSTILLE’8, 72 St. Julian A 102 Bryan-st., Waring'a Range. R AISINS—50 half end 50 quarter boxes fresh Raisins, for sale by octlO A. BONAUD. L IME.—400 Casks Lime now landing, will be sold very low if applied for this morning. oct!8 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD —My negro man. Sam. runaway last Saturday night, the 26th, He la rather light complected, about five feet ten in- chez high, ami he formerly belonged to Mr. Holiday, In Chatham county. He was sold to Mr. Wright In Savan nah, of whom I bought him. Twenty dollars reward will be paid for thl#boy lodged in any Jell or safe place where I can get him. DAVID ALLEN, July 9 McIntosh county. Ki TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Ranaway from the lubecriber. on the 16th of August, a negro m»n named TOM. about forty years old, stout and chunky ■built, and ho« a mark row tabling a feather or arrow commencing at the base of the nose and rnnning up the forehead. He will probably try to get to 8avannab, where be be* spent several veers of runaway life, and was an in mate of savannah jail a good part or the year 1849. WILLIAM GERMANY. 'Leon county, Florida, 8ept. 12,1863. eepl$—dAwtf L AMP OIL. SOAP, Ac.—15 bbls winter strained Solar Lamp OIL 80 boxes Readel’a Family Soap, 80 do do tal low Candles. 16 do pure sperm Candles, 20 cask* pints and quarts London Porter. 80 bbls Potatoes, white Ontoae, and Apple*. 30 do Baltimore Floor, 16 do Hiram Smith’s self- rlaing Flour, also. Butter. Cheese, Ac.. Just received and for role at the corner of Broughton and Drayton streets, by NER. CHIB SAIJt—'Two likely girls, aged 17 and 19 yean. Also JO a boy, aged 13 yoars. Apply to J*U g WYLLY A MONTMOLUN. PALE ROPE—300 colls superior quality Brie Hope, W- tnd for Ml. by BBMHAM mazv * CO. VCtSmt AND OOUlBElj VESiCjST VV aortnuatrfwlilt, andcolond lb< „ , JortniMtiifwldt. .tricolor*! KuaUlaooalUo«» Tntc.ftrioi.br Jrt rRICE k YUADDt. TTNDIR BH1RT8 AND DRAWERS of JtortooTSHo’ ... riT-v Zlbbjc. Portent Orropt W4o-«WhV |.4o,for Hl.br — ftTJtUdft UNITED STATES MAfL LINE. NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH BTEAMBHIP8. Data or uunxo sztaxxah kb xiw touc. The Florida, Captain Woodhul), Nov’r $ The Alabama, Captain•Schenck,..,,.,,. « f The Auguato, Captain Lyon, « 12 • The Florida, Gontain WoodhuU, “ 12 The Alabama, Captain 8chenck, •* 22 The Augnato, Captain Lyon, “ 26 The Florida, Captain WoodhuU,..........,.....Dee*t S The Alabama, Captain Schenck, jfL... “ 7 Tho Augusta, Captain Lyon, “ 10 Tho Florida. Captain WoodhuU,, « 17 the Alabama, Captain 8chenck, * 21 The Augusta, Captain Lyon ' • 24. Tho Florida, Captain WoodhuU “ 81 Tlteso ships are the largest on tha coast, unsurpassed la ipcoil. surety and comfort—making their passages in 60 to 60 hours, and are commanded by skillful, careful and po lite officers. They offer a most desirable conveyance to New York. On the completion of th* KNO^VJIJJC, In January next, thia line win be aeml-weekly. Chbin pass age, $26. PADELFORD, FAY A CO., Agents in Savannah. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, oc’.3Q 18 Broadway, New York UNITED STATES HAIL LINE# Through in 60 to 66 hoars.—New Tort asst Charleston Steam Packets—l eavs Adgsr’s Wharves every Saturday Afternoon, and each /Alternate Wednesday, On Saturday the new and splendid Steamships JAMES ADGER, Captain J. Dicmsww, 1,600 tana MARION. Captain M. Bxhry, 1,200 tana. SOUTHERNER. Captain W. Foum, 1,000 tons.will Iron each alternate wednesd y, having been newly copperel and guards raised, la now In complete order. For freight or passage, having elegant state room aecom* modations, apply at the office of the Agent. HENRY HEBROON, Corner East Bay and Adger A Son’s Whsrvro. N. n.—A new ship will be placed in the line to eonneel with the Southerner on Wednesday. feblO FOll PHILADELPHIA—FABB REDUCED* 71) sail on Saturday Afternoon. June lltt, at 4 o’clock. r-|Sfiro Tlie fine aide-wheel steamship OSPREY, 100$ a iwn>K» tu|Ml burthen, J. Bkxkktt, oommonder, will leav* ixd schedule every other Saturday. October.. October.. .15 Ootober ...20 Novcmber..l2 November. 20 December..10 vrux nuupturns. pel nnnexd ai rKOM CKARUBTOX. June 11 F Juno,. July 9 (I July 2“ “ AugllHt..... Augurt 2 September.. 3 T Cabin pass Steerage Through tickets to Now York Till* ship ha* been thoroughly overhauled and furnished with new boilers, and a largs and elegant dining saloon on June.. 4 June 18 July. 2 July. 18 July 80 August 18 August 27 8ept 10 Sept 24 October.... • October,...2$ November. 5 November,19 December.. I 1 $16 .. 6 .. 17 witn new boiiera, and a largs and elegant dining saloon on deck, with every arrangement that can add to the comfort of passengers. In Philadelphia, this ship occupies the same wharf as the Liverpool steamships City of Glasgow and City orManchee* ter. nt tlie foot of Queen street.nnd Central wharf,Charlee. ton. * Freight on all perishable articles must be pro-paid. For freight or passage, apply to H. F. BAKER A OO., Accommodation wharf, Charleston, , SAMUEL T. PERCE. Ji**2 Agent, Philadelphia, UNITED STATES MAIL, From Macon, Ga., to Tallatiassee, Fla* Jlailroad to Oglethorp—Stages to Wlahassee. mmmust r Mr,' commenced on the 6th inst., running three times a week via. Ni-wton, Bainbridge, and Quincy, and three times a, week via.Tliomasvillo.lhincanaville. Ac. Passengers by this route will leave Macon at hall past $ o’clock. A. M., by Railroad for Oglethorpe. Tlie Stages caving Oglethnrge either way at 11 o’clock, arriving at Tab- lahaxKt-c, at 10 o'clock on the evening of the next day—time by cither route 36 hours. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by Newton. Bainbridge and Quincy, to Tallahassee returning, leavea Tallahassee on Sunday*. Tuesday* and Thursdays, at 10, P. M. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, by the way of Thnuumille—returning same route on Monday », Wednesdays’ and Fridays, at 10. I*. M. Tlirough from Oglethorpe to Tallahassee by either rout# In 35 hours—from Macon in 38—and from Savannah In 60 hour*. By this routo Pnssenrtrs leaving Savannah by 8 o’oloo Train of Cara, will urrivo at Tallahassee In 50 hours. It la also decidedly tho best, cheapest and most expeditious route for traveller* to Apalachicola and Weat Florida. Fare from Macon to Oglethorpe $1,76 ; from OgletborpA- to Tallahassee, $16.00. !«. C. .Siuw. Agent at Oglethorpe, A. A. Fihiikr, •• “ Telluhassee. V. K. WRIGHT. Proprietor MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. Mall Train. leaves Mncon dally, at 8 o’clock, P. M. “ Atlanta “ “ 6’/ “ P. M. C OVNRijNO at Atbninwlth the Trains of the Westers nnd Atlantic nnd LaGrangu Roads, and with the Day Train nr tho Georgia Rond, and at l!ac r 1 with the Day Trains of tha Central and South-western t-esds. Passenger will arrive In Macon at 12M.and at Atlanta at 1M, havine the remainder of tb e night for rest. " Passenger* going South, via Montgomery, (Ala.) whA' leave Sarannah at 8 A. M., will arrive et Montgomery in for* ty-clght hours, including all stoppages, snd only ten hours staging. AccnmraodstlonTrafos.Tri-Wcckly, will leave Macon aver* Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 o’clock, A. H. Ro» turning, leave Atlanta every Tuesday, Thumdey and Satnr- day. «t 7)4 A. M. This Train will connect with the Night Train of the Georgia Road at Atlanta, and with the Night Train of the Central Rond et Macon. Passengers by the nn* ward Train can dino at Griffin. Machx. May 17.1862. EMERSON FOOTE, Sap’t* 3mo jy 22 SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD. P ASSENGER TRAINS leavo Macon dally at 6)4 A. If.: arrive at Oglethorpe 10)4 A. M.- arrive at Columbus 1 o’clock, I*. M. I<pave Colnmbua daily at 0 o’clock, A. H..andOglstnorpe at 11)4 A. M.; arrive et Mncon et3)4 P.M. Connectingnt Mncon each way with Central R R train to Savannah. Augusta and Millcdgevlllc, and with Macon and W trains to Griffin, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nash* vlllc. ke. ^ Connecting dally at Columbus, by fest line of coaches, 2$ to Opelika, tlionco 64 miles by M. k W. P. R. R. to Montgom ery. Ala. Connecting et Oglethorpe with Tallahassee andEufeuU mail stage*. Passengers breakfast and dine at Fort Valley. M _ GEO. W. ADAMS, Superintenden*. Mscox, Aug. 20,1863. «ug31 THE BEST CHAMPAION IN THE MABKET. TIIE •FR1SSARD* CHAMPAIGN AND THE T * ION DON CLUB’ CHAMPAIGN. ME undersigned would respectfully inform the trad* and public generally that he Is now reoelving these truly excellent wines, per every Havre packet, which he offers in bond or from store. Tlie almve wines hare been carefully examined and ootn- pared with all the fevorito brands, and ore pronounced by — '--||y equal to the very beat, and for superior to ch are selling at a higher prico. Messrs. Fkwunn, Pxrk et Fiui, of Rhelms. proprietor* of the above branda, possessing facilities for the preparation offine wines, equal to those of any other house In the wine district*, can'guarantee their wines being eelectodfrom the finest vintages, will alwaye be found of tbe tame superior and uniform quality. The labels and corks bear (ha name of tbe proprietor*. Tho trade I* Invited to exemino samples at the agency. WIIJJAM W. HINCKENT Sole Agent and Importer for the United State* end Canadas, oetlS—d3m 11 Old Slip, New York. PLASTERING, AC. T HE undersigned having commenced bualneaa on hla own account respectfully tenders his services to tho E ublic. He will contract for Plain and Ornamental Ptoa- sring. Store Work, kc. ke.. at tbe usual prices,and will In every core warrant work executed by himself, or under his supervision. Builders and others contemplating bnild- • Ing, would do well to call upon him before contracting with other*. Orders left at his residence, Jones-at. comer of Bamarl-st., will be pi omptly attended to. Julyl6—ly VALENTINE BRUNNER. englO BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. *fFEG STABLE Cutters. Patty Pans. PTOneb anA Pn t ll«h Y BasUng Spoons, Skimmers, Soup ladles. Ac., just r+ oalved and for sale by june8 j. p, QQT.t.tn8 ri'AsilMERES, MouaUn da Lalnea, plaid Poplins, Mattooa vJ In all colors, eashmsre Plaids, Saxony colored Flannels. pj*'“ »ud brocade Silks in new BtyUef black SOkafoell widths and quolltie*, block Satin de Cbene. and a gnat va- riety of other articles for ladles' dresses, Juat received and for sale at the lowsst prices by eep27 Da WITT k MORGAN. DECEIVED . .. Ay and nansook muslins, net (lores and mils lace 'man- Milas, wash blond, grass doth, N W eollar* and ubemlaetta, ton* lawns,BIrda-aye diaper, ke., for sale by junelB DxWriT k MORGAN. TJHHAD SHEER—For cutting bread of an equal thick- JO ness, alldDff smokad beef, catting ccdd slaw, kc. This knife can be regulated to ent any thickness required from an X to X of Minch- For sale by Mg5 J. P. OOLUN8. . F IG IIAM9 AND SMOKED BEEF—6 bbU PI* tiams. aaS 3 do Smokad Beef, for aale by A. BONAUD D uponts gunpowder eoStSuy tSe. rog s£si tacturm’ price*, by oSO COHEN k fOBninr C ORN 1 OOhN 1 ■' IMP busS'eTs iwlm. Coro, just received end for angfl OHA1 rY)R GAS BURNERS—Painted PapnShadeeondF X 1 eDo, ent and (round *i*M Globes, of a vr HIM, for Hft by v ^5ll “”■ j‘ p