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-- i - ' ' ■■ - ■■■■•'■■■- -:-• : - iJ ■fCTntioai to bo of good and wholesome qualltr, to bo the Collector; and the different articles com- iUJl/lheration to bo delivered on board the Cutter In PT*. -jBcient casks and veaeola. to bo provided by the P™ * lnr M il the contenta thereof diatiuctly marked on [tfitobo uuderatood that tho contractor will bo v .'a (aforoi'h upon reaaonablo notices, aaoften aa may boaiwWj^ the 0 f the Cutter, with the approba- ^-fl-lrtdbTtheChpU - it^CoUeetor, (not exceoeing. upon i.«ehw«k)such * ' ‘ ‘ blanch vtk) such fresh meat and' fresh vegetables as taMa Imlent to the corresponding parts of tho ration jlldred In the usual service. tftANTKD A SITUATION—By a j VV acquainted In the city i ho la i write* a Mr hand | a situation In a -it. Hole . and ha lug- Jroador olher them. Ho ha* no oh* iry referencea given on ^OKDUOk fUUUr HOWAUD, ~ a young man who la wall a good accountant and Commission House or preferred t would make himself gen* lployer. Apply at this offlee. olO arallyhsof^l to"hla employer. Apply at this ogee. ... A CENT WANTED.—Th# native wine establishment of IX toNawoaru ft ZuatmuM, Cincinnati, Ohio, wanta In H.vahn.h A I.Al.aa d.14 WA.|I.I (aka (ka - a _ Bavanuah, Georgia, a house that would Uke the agenoy for the sal* of their native wines, In andarounf that place. Wholesale dealers In Wlnea and liquors, who retail at once, have the preflsrenoe. Postpaid offers, with direct or indi rect references on Cincinnati houses, are reeeivod until the — T „ ... reeeivod until tho 20th day of October, and answered directly by LONG WORTH ft ZIMMERMAN, Native Wine Establishment, Cincinnati, Ohio, oetf W ANTED TO HIRE—A cook, for a small family, to re* main In the city. Apply to ’ WYLLY ft MONTMOLLIN. TO RENT—A carriage house and stable, for two monies, In a central part of the city. Apply at this of* Alice. nov22 ® T0 RENT—A farm, one mllo from the city, contain' ing seventeen acres, on tho premises la a convenient dwelling, plastered and wellnnlshod. For pariloulont Inquire of T J. WAISH, no^ 176 Bay at. t TO RENT—A house on Liberty street, opposite Ur' residence of Solomon Cohen. Esq. Apply to novll WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN. t TO RENT—Two or three rooms on Bay street, suit »novl3° fflCC *' Api>,Jr *° th ® of Georgian, t TO RENT—A small brick houso, near the Barracks, Rent $12.60 per month. Apply, at tho Goorglan of- flc«- oct!6 TO RENT.—A commodious brick ediHco on Soutt [Spread street. Possession given 1st November next.- -“Inquire at thia offlee. oct8 E TO RENT—Three tenements in Gordon Block, wul- supplied with water and gas pipes, closeU, drawen and other modern Improvements, basement plasterln, hard finished. Possession given 1st November next. Ap Pjy to octl3 EDWARD 0. WILSON. . Til RENT—A brick house on Jones street, on a ful' fflot. Possession given Immediately. Apply to * octll T. J. WALSH. ^ TO RENT—Thrco of the live tenement houses, oi ijnthe cornor of Aberoorn and Jones street. Inquire of * x bonaud. JOHN BOSTON, Collector. sniP CHANDLERY. Anchors »nl Ke>!ges, UiwmJ, hickory, dn Wrch, dn corn. Brail*, j* cote™, fall wum, ^ do hair do Work*, friction rollers, per Inch persheave, do Iron, bushed O'nhee. tar'd. hemp, patent do bolt rope, do Manilla, do chain, (knrsM, Holland's A. A., do American hemp, do Cotton, No. 2, do do No. 3, do do No 6, do do No.10, n»*«rrs. Manilla, Hemp IDw.'ers, All articles required not enumerated to be furnished at the lowest market rates. dot26 JOHN BOSTON. Collector. Housline. Ilambrulino, Hooka and Thimbles, Junk, leather, rigging, leather, pump, Lumber, white pine clear, Oakum, Oils, sperm, winter strained, Oil, summer. Oil, linseed, boiled, Oil. raw, Paints, black lead, Paints', whit lead, oil ground Powder, cannon, Powder, priming, Soap, brown, Spun Yarn, Oak Wood, sawed and deliv ered. Life and Fire Insurance-. CIIAUTUK OAK LIFE! INSURANCE. COM PANY. HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, and surplus over $250,000. Auxin Cm- President. Jab. C. Wavxust. Sec’y. Dih Company will issue Policies on tho Joint Stock prinri|>l(>. and upon tho Mutual plan, thus combining tho benefit.* nf botli systems at the option of tho Insured. The strength, ability and well invested capital of the in* itJtutinn nre, in my opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insu rance Company In this State or Union. [LS.J signed R O.PINNEY, Comptroller ol Public Accounts, State of Connecticut. I?*Slaves Insured. Californian nod Australian risks trim on reasonable terms. The subscriber Is also Agent for tho following FlroCompa- lies: Equitable Flro Insurance Company OF LONDON. Authorized Capital $2,500,000 Czpital inid in $1,000,000 C. K. Haikcht, E-q., 1 IIknkv Lrnux, Esq., ^Trustees, New York. Hubert Billow, Esq. J Farmers’ Fire Insurance Company, Capital $200,000. Granite Fire Insurance Company. Capital $200,010. Knickerbocker Fire lnanrnnce Company. Capital $150,000. (few York and Erie Fire lnanrnnce Comp’y, Capital $150,000. These Companies having a cash capital, safely invested In bond and mortgage, are prepared to edcct Insurance splnst danuge by tiro.on all kluds of property on reason' able terms. For insurance in either of the aboro named Companies, apply to A. WILBUR. General Insurance Agent, and Agent for tho above Companies, sept 20—ly offlee 120 Congrcss-st. S U.VWtlKS-Jnst in store 6 bbls Reynolds ft Son’s White LesfUrd, 100 do choico extra family Hams, 3 hhds. do Bscon Shoulders. 10 bbls. and half do Pig Pork. 10 half bbls. lias’s Corn Beef. 8 boxes Bcadol’s Tallow Candles. Starch ft family Sosp, 20 boxes Sperm and Star Candles. 10 barrels Bleached winter strained Limp Oil. 100 boxes Ground Coffee. Mustard.Cinnamon, and Pepcr, 60 lbs Nutmeg and Mace,'16 Chest Oolong Tea. looso and In quartorlbb pneknges. 60 bbls rotatoes, and 100 bbls assorted apples, Ac., ftc. For sale by no»8 DAVID O’CONNOR. VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTION. O N the fifteenth day of December next, I will sell, at auc tion. iu the city of Tallahosseo, Florida, that vatuablo tract of land known ns “Tiger Hammock,” situated in Wa kulla county. Fla., about 12 or 16 miles from St. Marks, and near tho Wnkiilla river, containing 1800 acres, nearly all of which is rich hammock and cano brake, and unequal- ed in quality and location bv any tract of land, of the size, In the southern county. Term!—One-third cash, balanco la ono and two years with interest. Snlo posltlvo. Further information can be obtained from Jaa.T. Archer, Tallahassee, or myself, at Albany, Oa. dot8—d&wlm WM. W. CflEEVER. TO RENT.—A small comfortable House m a re spectabtc and central part of the city. Rent $300 .Possession given on tho 1st November, or sooner i leairublo. Apply at this offlee. angUO as „ attijknkvXt law? hDcomer tf Whilaker-sl.and Bay-lane, .Sawtnnak, Oa. !Y AT LAW AND SOLICITOR GENERAL, 1C. BIST. <, corner nay and flamarJ-Mrteto, AmiwtiaA. Ootumbus, TIIOS. J. NUCKOLLS, IT LAW, Georgia. JOHN a. FALLIQANT, WROLINALR AMU RITAIL DIALRR IS WINDOW BLINDS. WINDOW BASH AND PANEL DOORS, Wsst Side Monument Square. Savannah, Ga. DROWN & HARRIS. BOARDING, 14VERY AND BALES STARLES, WWT BROAD BTBIOrr. 8AVAK?<An, OA. ORDINARY'S OFFICE!, Corner of Day and Whlta ker.streets, Offlee hour* from 0 DAN IIS LL A COOPISR- AT10RNKYS ANI) OOUN8EUA)RS AT Atlanta, Georgia, LAW, A. SHORT, MASTER UUIU1P.IL Will tako contracts for Ilulldlug and Work In Masonry of every description, Rosldenco flrat door west of 8t. ‘ draw's Hall, Broughton Street. R. LOCK KIT, WM. R. 10X0. JOIl.V R. DVVI8. LOCKETT. LONO d»CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS. 120 Bay itreet, Savannah, Georgia. A In 11, A -nltl.,-. n. .11 1.1.J. .1 uiiy Hica, oumnnim. uwmw. Will attend to tho selling of all kinds of produco. Strict attention given to receiving and forwarding goods, and filling orders from the couutry. QKO. W. OARMAKV. BAKU 8. DUX HAS. G. W. GARMANY * CO., „ . COTTON FACTORS, ■SaeannoA, Georgia. HICHOLAflenuara. KDWABD C. WADK. CRUGBll & WADE, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 81 Uay-rtreet.Samnnah. HENRY R. FORT. t X. DCXIIAM. FORT & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SaoanmiA, Ga. lOOn T. ROWLAND. JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR ROWLAND & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ■ 172 Bay-ttreeL Savannah. FOR SALE. f?» Flvo hundred and eighty acres of l and, situated o «JC_Skld ioway Island, nine miles by land and twenty mill ty water from the city. Throe hundred acres of which I lino corn and cotton land, in a high state of cultlvuUor Tlio dwelling Is a cottage, containing seven rooms, wall hard finished, with all necessary out houses, and a fin orange grove, fig, pear and peach trees. Cannot be sui passed for health. Fcr terms apply to novlO WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN. VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. , All that tract of land, containing 6000 acres, aitual* hot ween tho Railroad and Ogcecheo River, and o ill stands the 20th Mile Station—it Is heavily tlmbore and well ndapted for making turpentine: also, 2000 acre of land, lying on the Canal, about ten miles from tho city and 100 ncrea adjoining the clt^. Ajjply to oct!8 i MONTMOLLIN. CEYLON PLANTATION FOR SALE. ffijt Ceylon is situated on the river Alatamaha. two mil* •jETroin Darien, and contains four hundred and seventy five acres of first quality tide swamp, of which two hundro and thirty are in good order—under dams: and about 111 teen hundred acres of pine and hammock land adjoining On the placo are two good barns, a vory commndiou stable and carriage houso, and other necessary out-bulb' logs, with proper and comfortable accommodations for 8 or 00 negroes, also, dwolliiig house, kitchen, store rooms etc.,nil In good order. For the lust twelve years this property has yielded a average income of nearly 14 per cent., os may be seen b reference to the books of R Raborsliain k Bon, to wlioi and to Dr. J. P. Screven. (Savannah.) reference may b made for general Information ; and for further pnrtlculni to the subscriber, on the plantation. 8. M. BOND Darien, November 15,1853. novl8—fAt2m The Charleston Mercury and Georgetown Times will nut llsh tho above twice a weok for two months, and send hi t# this offlee. VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE II BAKER COUNTY, GA. dJS* The subscriber, desirous of removing from the Slat TX^of Georgia, offers for sale his PLANTATION, lying o the waters of tho Coolnwubaeo, five miles west of Albany adjoining tho lauds of Paul Tarvor, Dr. Nichoils. and oth ers; contaluing 3.126 ncres, more or less. There are about 800 acres of open, cultivated land. Tli* land Is situated so that it tan be easily divided, and i( tu purchasers appear, tbo subscriber will divide it so ant suit both. Any ono desirous of purchasing, would do well to ad dross *• Moore k Edwards,” or myself, at this placo. JOHN J. RAWLS. Macon, Ga., August 30,1853. octl—tf My Agent, living on tho place, will show tho Lands to any person calling for that purpose. J. J. R. PLANTERS’ HOTEL—AUGUSTA, GA. iA This splendid new house, situated on Brond-st., |i|J immediately In front of the slto of the old Planters' iy Hotel, which has been furnished throughout will' new furniture, bedding, etc., will open for tho reception « customers on Saturday next. It will bo tho endeavor o tho Proprietor, to give satisfaction to those who may favoi him with tliolr custom. J. M. SIMPSON. nov9—tf•Proprietor. LANIER HOUSE—MACON, GA. Tho undersigned having leased tho above estab- |jii| lishmont begs to assure the traveling public thnt l»H no exertions will be spared to sustain tho establish- reputation of tho house. Assisted by Mr. ^Ikaka. 1i- hopes to rnuko the Laulcr House, second to nnno Booth i New York. GEO. M. LOOAN, Proprietor. J. Mk-uu, Superintendent. ^novl3—ly m. FOR SALE.—'The undersigned offers for sale his roc a ldcnco at Midway, near Millodgerllte. Tne lot cod' tains about thlrteeu acres. As a residence, few si'up < tlons combine more advantages—health, facilities for edu cation and good society are ull to be found at Midway. novlB—wtf UERSCHEI. V. JOHNSON. F. HYLAND. p, ||, O'XBLL. HYLAND & O’NEILL, DEALERS IN IMPORTED WINES ANI) LIQUORS. Ac., Next Door to Marshall House. Broughton sired, SAVANNAH, (lEOliaiA. Wholesale and retail dwvlera in Imported wines and llnnn—. French brandies. «*■•■> a»u..» Ktucenos. FERDINAND MOULTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSKIJA)U AT LAW, iraj/itngfrm City, D. C., Will practise In tho various Courts of the District, and at tend to the prosecution of claims against the Govern ment. June22 A. It CHARITON. J, 0. WATTS. CHAMPION & WATTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, No. 4 Barnard street, between the Marled and Bay street, SAVANNAH, OA., Dealers In Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Dried Fruits, Ac.. Ac. Reforenoes—A. Champion, K*q.. Samuel Solomons. Es Messrs. Rabun A Whitehead, Swift A Co., Savnmmh, Ga. R, F. HORTON. U. R. RIKERAN, HORTON & HIKE MAN, WnOLK8AI.lt AND RETAIL DKALRRR IN WATCHES, JEWEIJtY. SILVER-WAUE, FANCY GOODS. 11A BmuQht/nustreit. »i- 1Ulegr«ph(Xl for ID, U«uwl«u.-« THI11SK DAYS L1TK11 FitllM ICCUf-E. ARRIVAL OP THEi CANAI Llv ijj patch ** above. Fur' freight or j«w»aje apply_ on board o* COTTON IMPnOVBD^BAmB POUQH. Nbw York, Nov. 24, PM. pap i. Fut freight ot paesaae apply « - - nov20 llRIGHAH, KELLY k Go. t 53$ ^gyMPKA,pa^t.| WM. A. THOMAS, PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, No. 15 Barnard street, Savannah. Ga. I*nd pipe, sheet lend, block tin, copper boilers, light and force pumps, hydraulic rams, and kitchen ranges, con stantly on hand. Orders from the country promptly at- tended to oct23—3m ROOFING. The subscrlberis prepared to lay Tin Roofs on correct prin ciples,and from sixteen years’ experience, feel*assured he can give satisfaction. Prices very low.' Best reference given. J. J. MAUlUCE. .UrGutters and Conductors tnndo to order. M. WHIT SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELlAlIt AT LAW, Alligator. East J-hriila. Will practice in tho Eastern and Southern counties. Refer to Col. S. S. Sibloy. and It. U. Hilton. ICsq.. Hnvannah, G». ,T. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND CbUKSKLlMIt AT I.AW, tbrsyth. Monroe County. Ga. J. U. I1AYNK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Scarborough. Scriveti County. Practices in the Eastern and Middle Circuits of Georgia. jy26—3m S. W. RAKER, ATTORNEY AND CuUNSKLI/Ht AT LAW. Mimticetln. Jefferson County, Florida, Reference—Hon. W. H. Hjiuino, Savnimali, Ga. feb3 WILLIAM B. FLUtNO. JOHN it. MILLKN. FLEMING Si M1LLEN. The undersigned having united in the practice of law, will attend punctually toanv business entrusted to their care. Offlco corner of Bay and Whitaker Streets, ovor Messrs. Swift, Donslow & Co's. THOMAS IIUGIIES HINES, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, TrouftviHe. Georgia, Will practise in tho Circcult Courts of Thomas, Lowndes. Clinch. Ware, Appling and Irwin,Goorgia ; and in the Cir cuit Courts of Jefferson, Madison and Hamilton, of tho Middle Circuit of Florida, and In Alachua and Columbia counties in tho Eastern Circuit of Florida Will attend to tho claims of all persons before the Departments at Wash ington. Wm. M. I-nwton, B. Wainwririit Bacon. Wr. M. Taylor, Jokhh T. Dill. WM. M. LAWTON & CO., SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON FACTORS, No. 13 South Wharf, Charleston. S C. aug23—2aw4m A Inter dispatch gives tho following addition! Uoiiltre: Cotton.—Middling gradca havo »dvnnced uorly MOth. Tho warlike news from tho East, the stoppKo of mills on account of the Lancashire strikes, an, tho shortness of the harvest, have stoppeJ spccintlve operations. Tho circulars generally do not aaugo their ilguros for quotations. The sales on Saturday up to tho Canada’s sliing, rare 44500 bales, tbo market closing steady, Tho Liverpool stock is now 081,000 bales. BceadstufTs closed with an Improving tendency. Rosin was activo and advancing, tho Bates reported being 3000 Common at Os. 6d. to 7s.; Fine, 14s. Riob.—Sales of 100 casks Carolina arc reported at 22s., being n decline of Od, At London, Rico wos ac tivo, with an advance of 3 a Od. Statr op trade.— 1 Trade at Manchester was dull, holders refusing to submit to any dedino. Tea has advanced & a Id. Coffeo lias gained a alight advanco. Freights were firm, witli upward tendency. There was no chango In the money market; Con sols 84. Havre Markets.—Sales of Cotton for tho week 6,000 bales. Market Arm. Orleans is quoted at 04f. The Four and a Half Per Cents at Purls were quo ted at 99f. 85. The commercial advicos from India were considered favorable. Polltlcnl Intelligence. The War in tub East.—The Czar bos Issued a violent and threatening manifesto, declariog tils de termination to bring tho Porto to terms by forco of arms. By a telegraphic despatch from tho French Consul at Bucharest, dated V/»* *»• ,s unnounced u, H »»«.. second and third divisions of tho Turkish forces had defeated Lite fourth division of Russians, near Portu* tal. The Russians had retired towards Bucharest with loss of 639 killed and wounded, iucludiug 14 olhccra of high rank. A Russian war steamer had been burnt by the Turks near Arsova. The llussiun forces defeated constitu ted the main body of tho army in the Principalities, under Gen. Danucuburg. Tho Turks have also been victorious In Asia, under Selim Pasha, and were pressing in strong force to wards Bucharest. It is now believed that ail attempts to settle thrt difficulty by diplomacy must fail—at least until a U* cisivc battle shall be fought. The Russian army has been reduced by sickness t< 80,000, and no reinforcements could arrive under si:, weeks from the last accounts. Austria having concent rated largo bodies of troop on her frontiers, the Servian Government have uuti fled the Porto that neither Austria or Prussia shoul bo allowed to occupy that territory and their populo tion was called upon to arm. It is reported that Am tria thereupon pledged neutrality, on condition th Porte would give employment in their army to Am triuii rchigecs. There arc fresh rumors of troops b; ing raised iu Kgypt. India.—The last overland mail brings news fror India that the Czar of the Russia* Imd effected an al iinnee witli Dost Mahomed, whereby the latter wa pledged to doolaro wur ugnini>t ilm Imlo-Dritanni* possessions, if England continued to espouse tho Tur kisli cause. A large Russian force was to enter Bah* hnrdi. It was reported also that a large Persian army was collecting iu aid of Russia, but tills is denied at Con stantinople. England.—'The fleet at Spithcad had been ordered to prepare for sea by the 1 llh. The order issued from a full Cabinet Council, held on receipt of the above intelligence from India. Fiiance.—On the trial of the opera conspirators at Paris, it was clearly proved that a plot was on foot to nssnssinato Louis Napoleon. Later from the East.—The Russian officers who have been taken prisoners have been taken to Con stantinople, The sillied fleets were in the Bosphorus. It was rumored that tho Turks had stormed Bucha rest. The Porto has decidedly rejected all offers of diplo matic arrangements. It was currently rumored that immediately on receipt of despatches from Gon. Par aguay O'Hillicrs, announcing Ids arrival at Constan tinople, 2f.,001) French troops would bo ordered there. The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on the 9th inst. ___John*on,h*?ln*apart of her cargo engaged, will meet with diapatch aa above. For balance of freight or poauMjje, apply to the Captain on board ot to . Valuable Farm tote—At Private nolo. Eleven ten acre lota, eitoated on Lover'* lano, being part of Milieu’* term. A plan of thdlote may toaeeo atout counting room. Tame—one-third oath, balance in .two equal annual instalmouta, with interest, and aeearea by mortgage on property. •. ■ > ... . _ im Tuesday. Mb Ifreinls^J at 11 o’clock, in tfrrtti of th# court liouxe. will bo iota, * ’p ‘ ",ng,hy recent *urms,A i. Loutarifle road, neat t! to pay for Utlee. . H, |L WASH BURN, Agent. HEW YOllK—Union Line—-TUo regul icket achr. L. U. DAVIS. Davie, maeter. will ha quick niipatch aa above. For freight or paaaage apply to nov22 OGDEN fit BUNKER. iter DOST ON—.llie brig M. U. DAVIS, Davie, mas or ;>M**nge apply on board or to liniGIIAM, KELLY k CO. 'MARIA PIKE, Aumack, mailer, will havo quick l , - freight o Ispatcb for the above port. For freight or pi > novlO OGDEN k ply to BOSTON—.The aobr. ISADORA, Bragg, will .have dispatch aa abovo Foi freight or paaiage ap* novlB BRIOIIAM. KELLY fit CO. BOSTON—Tlie achr. F. A. GOODWIN. Captain house. i*ui iHJioia, Garden Lot No. 08, containii, and a half aeree, situated on the . elty, Terme ca*h. Purdumer to . . To Bent—Four two-itor/ wooden buildl .. jsti wooden bulldinnl situated otf Weet Broad and Bober I* street*. These buildluga are new - and neatly finished, with all good out-buildings. For term* apply at the counting room. : i BY T. J. WALSH. Clothing at Private Sale—A handsome aexortment of ready-made Clothing, consisting of superfine frock. Back and overcoats, In lots suit purchasers, for sale low. Terme —*i. nov4 On Tuesday. December 6th, at the court house, will be Bold, between the usuallwuri of aale, Ten lots of laud, each contalnlngone acre and three quar ters. Said lots lay almost half a mile from the city. A plat will be exhibited at the sale. Terme liberal. n23 Administrator’s Sale. On Tuesday, the Oth December, will be eold in front of the court house, botweou the legal hours of sale.. The interest ofD. M. Rogers, deceased, in ihe Savannah Steam Saw Mills, on Hutchinson’s Island. For further par* tlculsrs inquire at tho counting room. Sold by leave of the Ordinary of Chatham county as the property of D. M. Rogers, deceased, and by order of the administrator. S OarlUe, will meet with dispatch as above. For deck apply to novlO PADELFORD, FAY fir CO. itAVANA, CUBA.—The packet schr. GEO. gS. MERCER, Hlgbce. master, will meet with dispatch u abovo port. For freight or passage apply to *" OGDEN fit BUN! I: BUNKER. BOSTON —The brig ZENOBIA, Rollins, mas- [ter, will bare immediate dispatch as above. For [relent or passage apply to novl8 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. BOSTON—-The fine bark CHARMS WILLIAM, gffi^Hawes, master, will have dispatch as above. For reignt or passage apply to novl3 BRIGHAM. KELLY fir CO. 1MULAD1SLPIIIA—Heron’s Line—-Hie regular packet sciiouuer J. K. TOBIAS, will have quick dispatch for the above port. For freight or nassuge apply to novl2 OGDEN fit BUNKER. LIVKUPOOL—Tho shin CHASE, Captain <CS5£WUUe. having the larger part of her cargo engaged, will fui'et with dispatch for the above port. For balance of freight apply to nil H. K. WASHBURN, Agent. T FALL TRADE OF 1853. fl MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS —Our arrangements for the Fall Trade will be completed In a few days, when we will be prepared to »ubmit to your inspection an unusually complete assort- tnrat of general Dry Ooods. Hosieiy, Trimmings. Haber- dub»ry,au-l Small wares, Ribbons. Ac. M. PRENDEROAST k CO., 178 Broughton street, opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, west iW*. augTT W. TIIOUN1S WILLIAMS, LIAS rtceircd a vuriety of now books—Greenieaf’s Law ■11 of Evidence, vol. 3d ; Flnnders on Maritime tow. Hinders on tho tow of Shipping. The Mud Cabin, or British Institutions, i’Ogliih Item*, by Matt. F. Ward. Bollock’* Art of Building, for the use of architects, build- *r». draughtsmen, machinists, engineer* and mechanics. J»ne Seaton ... M . „ Putnam'* Monthly, for October. Dm Humorous Speaker, for schools, debating clubs, fitc. The Victim of Excitement, by Caroline Leo Hunts. Die Rebel Scout, n romance of the Revolution. Linden Art Journal, for September. [Ilmtmtcd Record of the N Y Exhibition, Nos 7 and 8. riiyziciin * Viaitlng List, for 1854. octS —Busy NEW HOOKS. DECEIVED Noveinlier 16th. 1863, by S. S. Sibley. AV Moments of an Idle Woman. Live* of the Queen* of England, by J P. Smith, Esq., au thor .if Amy Lawrence. Ac. Toe Old lector, or Stray toaros front my Jnnrnal. being ^““♦•eftbe most interesting reminiscences of a retired jjhort Patent Sermons, by Dow. Jr., third volume. Tho Cnutite** Arnhcim.or Master Timoth’fl Book Case, by W. M. Reynolds. [Joncl Ainsworth, or tlie Young Partizan’s Doom. Lvly I>. e 's Widowhood, from Blackwood's Magazine. JJsrnum'* llhi*trate<l News. novia* 1 *’* 1’ictorial. -For sale at 135 Congress street. Rt-DAR—20 hhds P. R. Sugar, 30 do Muscovado do, 100 WWIimiu-tiiA. RnndC clarified do, 40 bbls crashed pulverized do. for sale by J 0 ’ 20 MoMAHON fit DOYLE. ® CANARY CAGES BYTHE LAST STEAMER— A variety of new and benutifu! patterns of canary Cage* just received. Those desirous of a hand- wraii Cage, and one proof against Mila,have only to make an early call for a choice from a fine as »ortment. J. P. COIJJNS. 100 Dryan-it. ^ LANDS FOB SALE. •W,. '“teeriber offers for sale, on accommodating twTS.™ r I a ** lwo plantations, of 700 acres each. In Liber- oth.?! wll ' ,,n mile of Walthourville, end the mile*of Hinesville. Both aro highly im- f r.?ni. , hlTeMl necessary building* on tiiem. kin? woll timbered lands, near IV,f ,h * AUUmtb. rl.er. ealii—' ww,iD K to purcliase can learn all particulars by eounir?” me,or * l ''' r e*»'ng me, at Hinesville. Liberty oct20—Stf CHARLTON HINES . ESTRAY NOTICE.—Takon iiji on Tuesday night |Nov 16th. a bay MAitEPONEY, with a bridle an 1 in. She has nmi ks of a collnr on her shoulders, on white foot, and a star In her forehead. Tho saddle is i. large one. and has been recently repaired. Tho owner I requested to call on tho subscriber, pay expenses and tak the pnnuy away, or othwlso she will ba dcaft with accord ing to law. JOHN MOORE. nl8 corner Habersham st. and Congress st. lane. A PPLES-25 bbl* Apples just received per steamer Au gusta, and for sale by WILLIAM II. DA81IKJI, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupvitlt. Is/wndes omnty, Ga. Will practise in Thoms*, towndvs. Clinch. Ware. Appling. Telfair. Irwin. Laurens, and Pulaski counties. Georgia; and in Jefferson, Madison, HamUtuu. and Columbia coun* tics. E'lorhla. fob‘23 nov23 CHAMPION k WATTS. nov24 KEMPTON k VERSTII.LE. or vale by KEMPTON k VERSTILLE. bbl* Rockluuil Stone I b> store and for sale In lot* to suit purchasers, by E. W. UUKF.R. nov22 gOCKLAKB LIME-1000 bbls Rockland Stone Lime, in ^U)UR—50 bbls Flour, landing per schr. Moliawk, from Baltimore, and for snlo by PRinnAM, KELLY k CO. novl3 J^EADY MADL^ BUSINESS SUITS—A sup|dy of thoabovo. consisting of received and tor si nov23 ey, mixed nud check Cassiinere. just by WM. It. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor, 17 Whitakcr-st. figured black Silk, black liarathen, and E'ancy Silk, figured black and fancy Cashmere Vests. Just received for . . ... —Wji « .. SYMONS. Draper & Tailor. salulow by nov23 gUTTER, CHEESEANI) FLOUIt—30 ke^s selected Butter, 70 boxes do white Cliecsu. 50 do do colored do, 26 bbl* lliranr Smith’s Flour, 30 Imlf bbl* Gcnesco do. for sitlu by nuv23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. pjARPERS’ MAOA7.1NE.—Now is the time to subscribe. The eighth volume commnets with the December nuim lair. Subscriptions received at two dollar* and fifty cents, paid In advance. Single numbers twenty-five cents Also. Putnam’s Magazine. Godey’s tody’s Book and Graham’* Magazine will bo furnished on the aamo terms, by nov23 S. 8. SIBLEY, 135 Congress-street. 3BINTS AND PICTURES.—A beautiful assortment of fine P L—. — — — Prints and Pictures, among them a new vnrlety equal to oil paintings, and much cheaper. Tor sale by ^ ••if.EY, *• 135 Congress-street. nov23 W ANTED—Six good Tinmen, to whom constant employ nr - * —• *■* nrent will be given, and liberal WAgc* paid 't REACH, Agent*. P ROPOSALS will bo received until tho 20th of November. Instant, for the building of tho wall corner of Ray and Barnard streets. Specification*. kc„ cun bo seen at my offlee, cornor of Drayton and State street*. C. A. L. LAMAR, nov24 Chairman Committee Dock* nud Wharves. FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Tho above reward will bo paid for the anpprehensinn and lodgment in the Savannah jail, of CHRISTOPHER, a mulatto mau, about twenty-six year* of age. Ho is known to be often lurking about town In the neighborhood of Mr. Wm. Batersby’a residence, where he has a mother nnd other rel atives. nov24—12 JOHN BILBO, Agent. mnr« A ? DATlC CLUB OF GKOllGIA. I rcgstt* or the Aquatic Club of Georgia. . will lIks .Um a v_ qq Tuei- ii are offer- I win . re «“ lu oftho Aquatic Club of Geo div t!. 1 -: . P' lc ® Savannah, commencing on 1 •4by thedub f - ° th ’ l853, Tl*® following purse* are i . $400 IPurw 7p‘* Mrwl bfwtj, not to excce.1 43 feet in length, j, * »ur< 300 °7 boat*, not to exceed 38 feet In length, * ■ line 2q 0 boat*, not to exceed 32 feet in length, 11 “oe - ; mo "rt^uwt, si* cutituNG.' Porratarv. Jf&pjmr L i . . IW l,n ' 1 others will please take notice II ratm Ct *°°*at the cntrnnconf my store, con e ilia* QU*M mo emmnee oi my siore, const* - clentl» U ir n D l *tUna up iff an Iron Front, are now suffl- lnb.rf, - n ? Te ' lo ena blo them to gain easy access to the wmSZmn? f l,U)r wiU fl'»d the shelve* well stocked as lUrrfw! ” Crockery, China, Glaas and Stone Ware, family *°"d "nd willow Ware.Tin Ware and Tnble Cnt- Wick'. * great vnrlety of In nip*, tontern*. •old at i«?i Cjr *. D ' FnrnUhlng Goods, which will be " hriU ““'l Just price*, by* J. Pi COLLINS, • - “T 100 Bryan-strcet. F A fiiS.^» ,A r; M 'V^! n do tolnes,. figured nnd ff Sr"' ‘‘'hired Alpaca*, raw Silks am. «* n '* p’ ttin «lk* 5 rilk Mantilla*, small - UL*arESttffS.I':»« 8W.U .IT, worsted i biStT—- k BURX8, D ifrjjr 1 } 0t«rd Brandy, 2 ilo pale and dark U If. nn :.7*o P’pei* utnrd Brandy, 2 do pale and dark f°r ’ * < '° 5 do J J Dupuy. In store and , , HYLAND kO’NFJL. Hocsx' n ^ dwn In botUe*,28 per cent ebeaper than any reivet, gilt, porcelain and fancy , ““^.aadofall other klnds.ln la>go vs- 1 *- iULlNABY UTENSUA—Dough-kneadera. meat tender ers, egg whips, basting spoons, Iron skimmers and soup Indies, patty pnns/cako cutters, cleavers, saw knives, tin re flector* or roasters, sauco pans, milk boilers, cullenders, cake pans,porcclaingridirons. etc., etc., for salo by nov22 J. P. COIJJNS. 100 Bryan street. L sale by nov23 S UPERFINE Black Cloth Frock nnd Dress Conta-a fresh sugjily Just recejved. „For sole bw^oy ccivea. ror iuw. oy WM. R. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor. mere Pant*, a fine article. Al*o fancy French Caasi- mere Pnnta, Just received an • for sale low. by nov23 WM. R. SYMONS, Draper nnd Tailor. No. 1. hew Mackerel. 10 bbl* Scotch Herring boxes Sctaled Herring. For sale by nnv8 DAVID O’CONNOR. Wool, Silk und Cotton, some of extra large slzo and fine quality. PRICE k NEARER, oct.l 147 Bay street. wm. r. wiixiams. Tiisniina hi i vkh. j.,rK nnoirx. 1VILLIAMS, OLIVICK & IIIIOWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista. Marion County. Ga., Will practise in the counties iff Marlon. .Macon, Houston. Stewart, Randolph, Muscogee, toe, and any adjoining counties where their services may be required. jnnCO JOSKl’il GANAHL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Comer of Bay and Whitakerstreets. JAMES O. A. CLARK. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office—176 Bay-street. Savannah. Georgia. WALTER S. NOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. 09 Bay-street. Savannah, Georgia. Administrator’* Sale. On Tuesday, Oth December, will bo Bold. In the front of the court house, between the legal hours, tot and improvement*, No, 10. cornor of South Broad and Whitaker street* The lut la aubject to ground rent. f $57 00 to the city. The improvement* consist of a double tene meat dwolling. In ihe basement of which U an offlee, draw ing room, pantries and bathing room. On the Unit floor Is two large and elegant parlors, with a spacious verandah, Inclosed witli Venetian blinds. In tho second story is four bed rooms, witli an onclosed verandah, all lighted with go* There nre spacious accommodations lor kitchen and servant rooms, carriage house and stable In a brick building in the rear of tho dwelling. Gu tho lane, in the yard is a One pump and good water. Also, a yellow woman, aged about 46, a good cook and washer. The the p aduil Hide* Wanted—Tlie highest market price* wtll be peM “ ~ pdllinvh t bides, Apply stour oount* for green, dry, salted and log room. Improved Essence or Coffee.—Wa have Just received froto t the manufacturer* In Philadelphia, an J will continue to keep on band for aale, Augustus Hummel’s Improved Es*. sence of Coffee. This ie the best com position of Coffee over offered for eale, and Coffee made from UieEssraoell modi more wholesome, more delicate, finer flavored and colored.. perfectly dear, and in every respect superior to (be finest Rio Coffee, and in use will prove a nett saving 7$ per cent ovor Coffee prepared In the ordinary manner. Try it and — if it does not. mty!2 UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. ishor. Tlie above property is sold by leave of the Ordinary, as o property of I). M. Rogers, deceased, and by order of the uiluistrators. Terms will be declared at the sale. At Private Sale—Two five acre lots, ono mile from the city, for salo low, if applied for immediately, on accommo- ’ till ‘ ~""’ n dating terras. NEW YORK AND 8AVANNAH BTEAM8HJPB. oavs or tKAvraa savannah ton new vonk. The Florida, Captain Woodhull,...Nor’r 6 The Alabama, Captain Schenck, “ .0 The Augusta, Captain I.yon, u 19 The Ilorida, Capiain Woodhull,................ •* .19 The Alabama, Captain 8cbenck, ' The Augusta, Captain Lyon The Florida, (Wain Woodhull,... Hie Alnbama, Captain Schenck,.., Tho Augusta, Captain Lyon The Florida, Captain Woodhull,.,. the Alabama, Captain Schenck,.,, The Augusta, Captain Lyon Tlie Florida, CapUiu Woodhull ~ u These ships are the largest on tho coast, unsurpassed in speed, safety and conffort-—making tbetr passages in 60 to 60 hours, and nre commanded by skillful, careful and po lite officers. They offer a most desirable conveyance to New York. On the completion of the KNOXVILLE, (n January next, this lino will bo semi-weekly. Cabin pass age, $26. PADELFORD, FAY fir 00.. : Agents In Savannah. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, octUO 18 Broadway, New York. WEEKLY STEAM-PACKET LINE. FOR PALATKA, B. F., cio Darien. Brunswick, St. Marys. Jacksonville and Middle- bury, (Black Creek.) . Thu now and elegant steam-packct ST, JOHNS, Captain Janas Fkkehokx, will leavo for Hie above place on Tluiw««»y. »•* iw at 10 o’clock, ‘ MuJtnd every Thu r -' , «y thorentter. Tills boat has uou iKuxi»re8iuy <C»r Uie trade, and luw largo and airy state room accommodations for passenger*. For freight or pnss- ago, apply on boanl lit tiio Florida Hteain-Pacliot Wharf, sar the gas works, or to nov29 CLAG1IORN k CUNNINGHAM. Agent*. /tiT Tho St. John* will extend her trip every fourth week to St. Augustine. In her next trip for that city, she will leave Savannah on the 16th December. At Private Salo—Grey, Hard Brown, and Brown Brick, in quantities to suit purchaser*. auglB A Reslrablo Building tot for Sale, tot No 0. fourth tything, Anson ward. For particulars, itlngroor *“’* inquire *t the counting room. Jvl6 WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. FOR PALATKA, E. P., via Darien. Brunswick. St. Marys. Jacksonville. Picolata, and MuUUcburg, (Black Crafc,) carrying the U S. Mail. r j tH‘*** V 1 Tho regular steam-packet WM. GASTON, ifigSraftEBto^hpl- Tllos. E. Shaw, will leave for tho abovo place on luusduy morning, tiio 29tb Inut., at 10 o’clock, and continue to leave every Tuesday. For freight or passage, having handsome accommodations, apply onboard! at the Florida Steam Packet wharf, near tlie Gas works, or to nov‘J3 CLAGHOKN k CUNNINGHAM, Agents. leave every Satchday. at 10 o’clock. A. M. Rato of Passage iu large, airy State Rooms, n* follows: To Darien $3 00 I To I’lcolata $6 00 St. Marys ...4 60 1 Palatka..,, ....8 00 Jacksonville 6 00 I Black Creek....8 00 N. U.—Freight consigned to R. It. Duke, for Ocala, will be re-shipped free of all clmrgesat Palatka. For freight or passage apply on hoard at tho Charleston Steam Packet Company’s wharf, or to felilh S. M. LAFFITEAU. Agent. Arrlvnl of tho Wosliliigtou. Baltimore, Nov. 2s. The Htcftinship Washington arrived at New York to-day from Southampton, hut bring* no news, being anticipated by the Ciiiiada, which will reach Boston on .Saturday morning. CHARLES A. 1*1UCE, ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR, Palatka. East Florida. Will attend to all collecting sent liiiu, in Fast Florida, promptly ami efficiently. • sepO—w2m KI. K. WASHIIUIIN, Ag’t., SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, SAVANNAH, (IA. WILLIAM P. YONGE, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 04 Bay-stred. Savannah. (1’IIEAR Si STONEY, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. North Commercial Wharf, Charleston, South Carolina, LATK or TIIK flHU OF LKCAIIR. 0’IIK.lK A CO BANCROFT A BRYAN, GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS, For tho Purchase anil Salo of Stocks. Bonds, Exchange nnd Real Estate, 117 Bay-street. Savannah. Jan24 _ CHARLES P. COOPER, ATTORN IY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER FOR FIXHUDA. 176 Bay stred. Savannah. Ga. Will practice In the Courts of Chatham. Camden. Glynn nnd McIntosh counties ; also, the United States Circuit and District Courts for the {southern District of Georgia. Rkfkrknom—Hon. R M. Charlton. Messrs. Crane k ’tod- wers, Boston & Villalongn, Daniel H. Stewart, .-‘avannnh; Hon James E. Broome. S. R. Mallory. Tims. BatlzvU. Tho*. Douglas. C. 11. Dupont, W. A. Forward. Floridn. o25—3m GEORGE N. NICHOLS. Owen*’ Building, opjmite Pulaski /louse, Having made large additions to his ostahllslunent. continues to do BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, in his usual neat and handsome stylo, and on accommodating Intn«. JOHN It. COCHRANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Dublin, Laurens county, Ga., lato junior partner of the firm of A. k J. Cocukank, irwinton. Ga., will atten>l promptly to all business entrusted to ids care Partic ular attention paid to collecting. Reference—Dr. C. U Guyton, F. H. Rowe, Dublin, Ga.; M Marsh, Savannah. m*y7—d&wly PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn. The undersigned, Agents ofthe above Company are prepared to take risk* against FlKX on Buildings and tlieir contents. Also Marins Ska Risks, on the most favorable terms. BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO., Agents. EDWARD R. HARDEN, TRANSPORTATION AGENT. W. k A. RAILROAD, Ringgold, Walker County. Oeorgia. TXTILL attend to tho purchasing on commission. Corn YV Wheat and Bacon. The Ringgold Depot being situa ted in a region of country abounding iu grain, it can usual ly be purchased upon more favorable terms than at almost anv other point upon tho W, & A. Railroad. Orders covering the cash, with limited or discretionary Instruction*, will receivo prompt nttention. Persons order- Ing grain will please forward sacks with order. References—Dr. Richard Wayne, Mr. Wm. M. Wadly, Sa vannah. maylO I celved per steamer Alabama, am I for sale bv novO CHAMPION k WATTS. N OTICE—Tlie co-partnership of Rwai k Tisox was dis solved on tho l&th Inst., by tiio death of Euah Rkki> . DRY FEET l’RIBERVES THE HEALTH.—Just received, a fow cases water-proof Roots; also, a lot of thick pegged Boots, together witli a fine as- -sortment of Gcntlcmon’s and Ivuiles’ over Shoes, some of a new and approved st vie. which will bo sold atluw prices, by it. FLANIGAN k OO., 100 Brynn-street. All In want will plesso call and Judge fur themselves, deell Hi; tlie senior partner. ., , - .......o—Moiisun no LA.ne* ntrnraa aim Tho aubaerllwr U authorized to nettle the affairs of the ^°r ladle* and ciilMren • French’' English and ***° nr,n ’ * n '* w "'Mnuo tlm Fnctorngo nnd Commission feKfUfiSSiSJIn; Xm Bujineu on bU indlvldonl Moaant, “ „ W. H. TISON. norlS—Im Business on his Indivldunl account. Savannah. November 18.1853. B ACON HAMS AND LARI*—30 ■ casks choice Homs. 20 bbls l^af Lard, received and for sale by - ngpll McMAllUN ft DOYLE. R AILWAY SHAWIiS—Gentlemen In want of such an ar ticle. (and who doe* not want ono t) can be accommo dated at 147 Bay street. north PRICK ft VF.ADER, Draper* and Tailor*. S PANISH RftGAKS—Jut rewired from Havana 40,000 Began, vis: 10,000 Antonio More Superior Segura, 11.000 Dolorlto do, 0,000 Hone, do, !.™-"--—^ - 6,000 El Duende do, 3,000 Lit Carolina R< by novH J. Y. ~~ T HE cheapest establishment in the loulhern country for tlm snlo of sashes, doors, blind* and wood Mouldings, nfo wy variety, Is at the corner of Calhoun and Washing ton streets, Charleston. 8. C. All iny wore Is made of the best seasoned white pino, and tho rashes are glazed in the very neatest manner. A full supply of paint*, oil, gla**. varnishes, and bru»hes, always for sale low. ecptt—w4w B. F. SMITH. EPISCOPAL PUBLICATIONS, J UST received, a variety of publication* of the New York Protectant EpUcopal Society, Tracts, Church Cate “ ‘' "iSchool8. • • cbisms, Sabbath School 8ervicc. and other cheap and valu able Publications. For sale at the Book Store of 8. 8. SIBLEY, auglO - No, 136 Congress-street. IIRANDIES—landing from K tottexly—10 crak* superior JJ Cognac Brandy in store, 10 half-pipes O D ft Co’* do, 10 quarter cask* very old Jeen Louie* do, 16 balm tod qinur- ms : : Poltllonl Mcrtlug. Ualtimorf., Nov. 24. An immense meeting of tho “ Hards” was held Wednesday«veiling, In Metropolitan Hull, New York. Mayor Woatcrvelt prenided, nasistod by eighty-eight Vice-President*. An Address, in tlie name or the Democratic Committee, was raid by Jno. B. Hast ings, sustaining und approving Ex-C”lloctor Bronson, denouncing free soilism, and eongratnl.iting tlie De mocracy on the result of tlie lute election. Resolutions in unison with the address were adopt ed. Is.-tters were read from D. 8. Dickinson, J. B. Weller, and others, endorsing tho course of the “ Hurds,” nud speeches to the same purpose were dc< livered by Senator Stockton, Kisum Wulbridge, M . C., Francis B Cutting, M C-, nud Hon. Henry A Foster. Later from South America. Baltimork, Nov. 2t. Advices have been received at New York, per clip per Union, from Rio, to the 17lh ult., and from Bm no* Ayres to the 34 ult. The lion. R. C. Schenck, of Ohio, late Minister t Brazil, returned iu tlie Uui-ui, and is now on his wii. to Washington, to advise with the State Depart men relative to tlie treaty securing free navigation of th Rio dc la Plata. Hon. Wm. Trousdale lias been presented and did; received as our Minister. Tlie Argentine Confederation has refused to recciv the resignation of Urqniza, who will certainly be re elected President. Rio Janeiro was more healthy, and the fever had disappered. Coffee at Rio was higher; washed 64||00; superior flue, 1 !|00 to 21J00. toft in port at Rio: »hip Clintouia Wright, and brig Sea Foam, for New Orleans, to sail soon. Alabama Nominations. Macon, Nov. 24. Last evening at Montgomery, Alabama, a Demo cratic enueno of the members of the Alabama togis lature was held. The caucus nominated lion. Benja min Fitzpatrick, aud C. C, Clay. Jr., ns candidates for the two vacancies in the U. S. Senate, from that State. It is probable, but not certain, that they will be elected. Tiio day for election has not been Qxcd. Plillndclpliln Shipping. Baltimork, Nov. 21. Tlie schooner Marla Pickup, Capt. Shoe, cleared yesterday at Philadelphia for Charleston. Ship News. Philadelphia, Nov. 27. The ship Fannie arrived here on Friday from Sa vannah. Tho brig Live Oak, from Darien, was spoken offSquam Inlet on Friday, with crew all sick except the Captain. Another crew was supplied them. The ship Southport cleared on Saturday from Vew ih. York f»r Savanuah, War In Eastern Europe. New York. Nov. 2f. A private letter, dated ton don, November 11th, re ceived In this city, states that Count Nesselrode las officially informed the British Uovernment thaf the Czar is determined to tight it out with the Turks, BESTAUBAHT AND COFFEE-HOUSE. T HE undersigned bo* loosed, nnd ha* now fitted tp In neat and olegant stylo, the building ou Drayton akcct, next door to Way ft Ki.nu's. to be occupied as a , COFFEE-HOUSE, J where he iutends to serro up. in superior style, every deli cacy of tlie sossou. New York and Savannah Oysters, Vcnlnn, GUO USE. PARTRIDGES, F18H, j Fulton Market and Philadelphia Beef, fyc., will always be kept on band, and served up In a style i before equalled In this city. $9* Parties furnished with private suppers and Diniera on short notice. He will keep only the best liquor*. oct7 J0ILN Met COI MBLODIANS—MELODIANJ. CARHART ft NEEDHAM’S ten Oahart’*’ IKS! AssaysSBL, FOll DEMllY’S FERRY AND INTEUMEDIATH LANDINGS.—The steamer (Tff&iON having been recently overlraulod. repaired, aud painted, will wake regular weekly trip* between this city and Gentry's Ferry, laaring hero every Saturday evening at 4 o’clock, and touching regularly nt all tiio Intermediate landings. Tho Uregnn lias been thoroughly refitted under tlm Into Steamboat tow. and her accommodation* for pas sengers nre both ample ami comfortable. She has been placed on the line particularly for thp accommodation of the planters nud merchant!, on tho river. For freight! passage apply on board, at Union wharf, or to KINCHLEY k THOMAS. Agents. Savannah. October 1st. 1853. oct5—ililtwlm OPPOSITION LINE. I’ALATKA. FLA., AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES.—toaves every Saturday morning at R) o'clock.—Tiio regular Htenm packet WKI.AKA, Capt. N. King, will leavo ts above. For freight oagugomwnts. ap ply on board, or to 8 M LAFEITEAU. Agent. *N. B.—The fare to Brunswick is reducod to $4. aug26 OPPOSITION LINE. Change of Departure—Fbr Palatka, Fla., and all Ihe interme diate landings on the route. r »-[|, * lt ~ q. Tiio superior new 3tonm.packetWEL.tKA, i^^uSSLCniitaln N. Kixo. will, until further notice, -very J '■* » « off’s THOMAS l. NAYLOR, II. D. W. AOXAKRKR. COMPETITION THE LIFE 0E TRADE. T. J NAYI.OR ft CO.’3 IEVV CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, No. 223 Bay street, Savannah. Ga. MUSIC ! MUSIC ! ! .AH/I The subscriber respectfully Informs tho ladles ^T^ftfeand gentlemen iff Savannah, that he Intends o|.cn- a School for instruction Iu Sacred am) Secular Music. Through long experience, nnd having con ducted large schools, he feels confident his Instruction will bo pcrfoet.y satisfactory to all tlioso who may desire Ids ifrvlces In the a hove departments of vocal music. Desirous of forming n largo class the price of tickets has been fixed at $4 each, for the course of 21 lessons, including books— the name of which Is t c *• Singing School Com panion.” consisting of somr*. glees, trios, duett*, quartettes, choruses, moieties, church music, oratorios, etc , tho most popular work nf the day. Th«*e wishing to form his class nro requested to hand In Gndr names, as early ns possible, to this offlee. or through the postefflec, under address lo JAMES I'lKIll’ONT. iv5—tf Organist nnd Teacher ol Vocal Music. A. CHAMPION. AT HIS STORE MARKET riQUARE.—ILn TZ^rn hand, nnd offers for sale ou rcasonat.le ternis- barrels crashed. p»wd.-rd, clarified and brown Tl'Tslw -nrs; 76 bags Rio. Cuba.and old government coffee. 60 barrels Baltimore nnd Canal Flour t .,, , ... 60 halt bbl* do do do |P»vUl. Smitl 100 08.100, 4ft lb. bags choice Cherokee Flour. 40 bids Rutter.Migar.3oda Crackers and Pilot Bread. 160 bbl*.Potatoes.Carter's Juno and merces, for family 200 Reynold’s ll.iius. 10 hloKFi-losand shoulder Bacon. 75 boxes Patent Sperm, and Adniu mtiue ninl Tallow Candles. loo boxes nnd half do Family nnd Common Soap. 60 do half do Tobacco. 25 quarter do Thomas’ Nectar tonf Tobacco. 20 Ke/schoice Butter. 60 boxes Cheese, 26 kegs tord 60 whole and hit If l.bls, nud oft boxes Watts’ Buck wheat Flour. Also a toil selection of choice Tens. Spire. Mustard. Mnrgnhela Whisky. Brandy. Purl nnd Madeira Wines, p While Vinegar. Cider Vinegar. Porter, half bbls Beef, bnrreli hnll bhl*.quarters Salmon, table Salt. Veriulcrlla. Macaroni, Ac.. Ac., nil of which arc offer.) I to Families. Planters Country merchants, for cash or approved pajier. BAKERY! BAKERY!! T MIK undersigned begs leave to inform tho citizens of 3avi • • aivaunah, that he will open on tlie 1st of November, a Bakery, at the corner of Jefferson ami Charlton streets, ’ ' ill have the Best of Flour and the Largest Size Bread for tlie price, his system being cash and no credit. He will guarantee that his friends und the public iu patronizing him w II tie satisfied. Tickets to be paid for in advance, and Bread for cash on ly. Tickets can be left at the house if required, or Brea- carried to any purl of the city. The cash system is the order of Ihe day witli mo. as 1 have lost enough in by-gone days. What 1 have lost with Imd customers I will make up with good paying patron- by giving them a furger size bread, as cash will move th world. jyjj* Pics. Cukes, and Rusks, to bo had nt nil times nt the new bakery. octlO—dlin I*. GlEUELHOl'SE. 3® J. NAYLOR & CO.’S NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. i The subscrllmrs would announce to tho coin- immunity at large, that they are now opening in tlie new brick building*. Nw. 223 Ray street, Snvnnnoh.Ga, a general and complete assortment of CAKULUiES, BIGGIES, SILKIES, and will continue to receive, from time to time, addition* to their stock, Hint they feel confident will meet the appro bation of customers. They have associated with them Mr. J. C. Thornton, who lias been long and favorably known iu the south, ns a gen tleman of extensive experience in tho manufacture and sale of carriages; nnd who is connected with a first class manufacturing e.-dublishtnent nt the north. Their stock, which is got up under the immediate super vision of Mr. Thornton, for superior material and beautiful stylo *nd finish, cannot be surpassed In any market. Having thus perfected their arrangement* they are pre pared to offer carriage* which, for lightness, strength and durability, nre peculiarly ndnpted to the requirements of this market, nnd which thoy do not hesitate to warrant In every particular. Their determination I* to hold out Inducements not here tofore cujoyed by this coumiuulty. and to keep constantly on hand a supply of first class work. They hope, therefore, by assiduity and honorablo dealing, to Insure a share ot the increasing trade of this rapidly growing city. novfi T. J. NAYLOR ft (X). PLASTERING, *C. T HE underslgued having commenced business on lit* own account, respectfully traders his services to the public. He will contract for Plain and Ornamental Plas tering, Stoco Work, ftc . &c„ at the usual prices, and will in every case warrant work executed by himself, or under hi* supervision. Builders and others coDtempisting build ing, would do well to call upon blin before contracting witli other*. Orders left at his residence. Jonea-st., corner ol Barnanl-st., will be p.omptly attended to. julyl6—ly VALES 11SR BRUNNER. HUDSON, FLEMING Oi CO., Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 91 Bay stred. Savannah, Ga., T ENDER their services to planters, merchants and deal er*. In tho sale of Cotton and all other country pro duce. Being connected in business with Homvrf, Hddso.v ft Co., of Charleston, the establishment of au offlee in this city will afford ourfrlends choice of markets. Strict atten tion will be given to business, and the usutl facilities af forded customer*. j.R.nunsoN. W. R FLEMlNn i ; bftTan “"’ LAMBETH HOPKINS, Augusta, seplfi—tf J. J. COHEN. Charleston. S HAWLS—A few white crape Sliawl*. for sale low to close a lot, by nov!8 KEMPTON ft VKRgrilXE. ^T REDUCKD PRICE}—-Printed Cashmeres and Mouslln . de tolnes, a groat variety of styles, for sale by DaVVITT ft MORGAi S ILIWLS—Broclie, printed cashmere, white crape, plaid aquare and long shawls, black Thibet do, long do, tal- mu, cloaks, and mantilla, for aale by novlO DiWlTT ft MORGAN, jUNF* BED BLANKETS, quilt*, white and colored OanT Nr- BED BLANKETS, quilt*, white aud colored flan- nrU, bleaebod and brown shirtings, Irish.linens, birds* and fcr sate by S, .Dec’r 8 . « - T ........ « 10 “ IT “ 21 « 24 UNITED STATES MAIL I-INK, Through in 60 to 66 hours.—Nn* Tork and Charleston Steam Packets—Itavs Adger’a Wharves every 8oturdar Afternoon, and each alternate Wednesday. Ou Saturday the new and iplendld Steamships JAMES ADGER, Contain J. Dicjcrtsox, 1,600 tons Peremptory Sale—Steamship Osprey. BY ODENflEIMKR. & COOK. * Friday. December 2d, 1853. at 1 o’clock, P.will be peremptorily soiu at puunc at the Philadelphia Exchange. In tlie city uf Philadelphia. Pa., The fino side-wheel steamship 03P11EY. The Osprey is a aide-wheel steamship, built In 1847, lengthened nnd re-built in 1850, i* about 186 feet In length, 27 feet beam, nnd 20 feet depth of hold. By builders' meas urement about 1000 tuns, and register* 607 tuns, lias sin ;le engine of 52 Inch o\ Under, nnd 7 feet stroke. Has late- y been supplied with force-pumps, hose.llfs-bonts, life-pre servers. ftc.. according to tiio new law of Congress, and is in every respect In order for continuing on her present line. • any other route for which she may bo required. During tho past eighteen months nearly forty thousand dollars ijpvo been expended furnishing her with new boil ers, overhauling machinery, building dining saloon, now furniture, ftc. She is fitted up with eighty state room berths, and two large saloon* between deck*; nnd on deck, officer*' rooms, and a dining saloon sixty feet in length, furnished with Johnson’* patent sofa dining tables, and capable of seating ono hundred passengcra at table. She Is capablo of ac commodating ono hundred nud fifty first class passengers, and is abundantly *upplit-d with bedding, table furniture, linen, pinto, ftc. She is ono of the most economical sea steamships nfloat, he.- consumption of coal being only about twelve tuns in twenty-four hours. The Osprey is now running betwcon Philadelphia nnff Charleston, nnd from which she has boon regularly plyinj. sinco February Inst, daring which timo she lias not missed a single trip, nnd has cleared over aud above her runnln)- expenses between twelve and thirteen thousand dollar*.— Her owner* not being in tiio shipping business, and having m her mostly for tho benefit of tho business of their owi ty during the spring and fall trade of this year, in tb hope tlmt those most interested in tho Charleston trad would hnvosocured her permanently on tho lino, which m having been aecompllsliod. thoy have now determined .t sell her itiremptorlly by public auction. She will bo In port nnd enn bo seen from the 15th to tlr 10th Inst., and will leave again for Charleston on tho latte day, returning to this port again on the 20th Inst., and cm- then be Inspected until the uay of talo, at her wharf, foot« lino Htrtct. Tkkms ok Saul—One-third cash—balance at three and si. months, witli npprovod security, satisfactory to tho seller Flvo thousand dollars to bn paid down nt the timo of put chase. ODKNIIEIMER ft COOK. Auct’r*. G8 3. Front street, Philadelphia. PlltMDZmilA. Nov. lltli. 1853.nov!8—nod Ml &DGKR. Captn MA1UON. Captain M. Bxanr, 1,200 ton*. * SOUTHERNER. Captain W. Fostxh, 1,000 ton*, will letvf each altennate Wednesd-r, having been newly coppercft and guarde raised, Is now fn complete order. For freight or passage, having elegant state room accom* odatlons, apply at the office of tho Agent. HENRY MIS3ROON, Corner Hist Ray and Adger ft Son’* Wham*. N. B.—A now ship will be placed In the lino to conned with the Southerner on Wednesday*. feblO FOR PHILADELPHIA— FARE REDUCED, 71) sail on Saturday Afternoon, June lllA, nt 4 o’etodfc. PjC6J». Tlm fine side-wheel steamship OSPREY, 1000 __JMlma>tuns burthen, J. Bkxxkit. commander, will leave as per annexd schedule every other Saturday. FROM CHAKIiSTOX. II PIUIM PHlUDXLTnU. June...,. Juno July July..., August, August... ...23 . 1$ Sept 24 October.... 8 October..., 24 November. 6 November.19 December.. 8 $15 Sept .17 June 4 October... 111 June 18 October... 16 July 2 October.. .201 [July 16 November.,12 July 80 November. 2C11 August 13 September.. 3JDecembcr..lO||August.. “ Cabin passage Steerage _ Through tickets to New York 17 - This ship has beuu thoroughly overhauled and furnished with now boilers, nnd a large and elegant dining saloon on deck, with every arrangement tlmt can add to the comfort of passengers. In Philadelphia, ibis ship occupies tho Bamo wharfs* the Liverpool steamships City of Glasgow nnd City of Mnnche*. ter, at the fool of Queen street, nud Central wharf, Charles ton. Freight on all pcrlshnblc article; must be pre-pald. For freight or passage, apply to H. F. DAKER ft CO., Accommodation wharf, Charleston. SAMUEL T. PERCE. juno7 Agent, Philadelphia. . -Drawn numbers. > 141 : C9 21 35 64 34 53 39 19 62 15 18 12 63 , Also. Extra Class S3: 10 35 62 63 62 40 30 04 76 38 42 65 Holders of prizes will please call for the cash, or renew r E. WITHINGTON’S. GREENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY. GREGORY ft MAURY. Manager*. Cla** 143. draws Wednesday, tho 3Uth Inst, in thia city, Sales close at 3 o’clock, P. M fM VITAL. $4,094. 78 Number tottery—13 Drawn Ballots. 4?*Ticket* $1—shares in proportion. Extra Class 81, draws at Wilmington, Dol., ( 20th November. capital. i Tuesday, $22,416. icr tottery—12 Drawr 78 Number tottery—12 Drawn Ballot* 43* Tickets $5—share* in proportion. Tickets olther singly or by tho pnckngnfor salo In Ba.i lane. Savannah, Ga., next to Robinson ft Camp. nov29 E WITHINGTON. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. GARRICKS. BUGGIES AND SULKIES.—:, general aoiortnicet. just received.—Tlie sol I her* are now prepared to offer to Hie public. Carriage I'luotons, Daggles. Carryalls, ftc. fresh from some of H. most popular Establishment*, aud Builders at the North. Tho selections were u.ndo by one of tho firm, with stri. reference to the requirement* uf this market. They nre determined to keep only such articles In thni line, n* thoy can confidently recommend nnd warrant, fuel ing assured that they will be sustained in offering a bettp nnd finer class of work, than has been usually kept in tin market. Tho Public nro most respectfully requested to cnU.exsn ine. nnd satisfy themselves, whether thoy are incarnvs: by an examination of their stock fly All kinds of Rer.n'rlngdone ** heretofore. 1-.8. DENNETT ft CO.. July 31 Corner West Ilrnad nnd Rny-st*. WEBSTER & PALMES H ave just received and offer for sale— 75 bids A, B an<l clurilied Sugar, 60 do powdered do, 30 hhds Ft Croix Fogar, 60 dozen Brooms, 60 bids I (Irani r-mlUi’s nnd Canal Hour, 150 do Hnltiimire Flour, ISO do total non nnd Ktownli Georgia Fleur, 100 bags, 98 pounds each, do do 60 biffs blitter, sugar and soda Crackers, 6 I bids I'Hot Bread, 40 boxen Fodu Biscuit. 22” bbls Portland sugar house and N O Syrup, 60 bbls good eating iVntoc*. 60 boxe* Rondel's 6s and 8s patent Tallow Candle*, 75 do Adamantine Candles. 26 do Jadd ft Son's Sperm Candle*. 15 bbls nnd 20 half bbl* No 1 Mackerel, 75 boxes white and yellow Cheese. 25 l.bls and 5*1 kegs prime to-*f tord. 100 ta.xe* 5s. 8*. nnd ]xiund* Tobacco, good brands 80 do 6s nud 8s Grant ft Williams’ Tobacco, Also, 220 boxe* gmith'ff, Colgate’*, Croton nnd Readel'- Family and Pale Fonp. 120 do No 1 do, 60 Pearl Starch, t whole', half nud quarter boxe* RaDIna, 26 drums Figs, t * boxe* Herring. oct20 DU WITT &. MORGAN f irico, a Inr. Ich they rospcc - selected stock of Dry Goods, to fully solicit attention: Laillc*' Dress Goods. Black Filk*. of nlf width* and beat makes. Black figured Silks, plain nud colored Silk*, Puri* plaid nud brocade Silks, Pari* printed M. de Lillies, a large and beautiful stock, Plain colored do, and Clioco* and Broadway Browns, Small figured Mouslln de tolnes. for children, English nnd American Mouslln do tolnes, Printed Satin de Chenes. new and very handsome. Mourning Good*. A great vnrlety of Mourning l)re*» Good* and Embroide rlcs. consisting of every thing new and bountiful. Hosiery. A force variety of English and German Hosiery, for la dies, gentlemen, und children. Alio, Flannel*. Shirting* and Shootings, Blankets, Quilt*. Irisl Linens. Table Damasks and Napkins, Kerseys, Plains, Osnn burg*. Brown Shirting*, ftc.. ftc. octlfl 8WAIM’S CELEBRATED PANACEA, For tlie cuie of Incipient Consumption,Scrofula, Genera Debility, While Swelling. Rheumatism, Disease* of th- Liver and Skin, and all diseases arising from iwpurlUe- of tho blood and tho effects of mercury. S I WAIM’S PANACEA has been fur more than thirty yeard > celebrated In this country and in Europe for tts extra ordinary cure*—for tho certificates of which reference 1* made to tiio directions and book* f which may bo had gra tis) accompanying tho Panacea. Some of which giro tho particulars of cases too frightful for general publication, where tho pntient* had been almost eaten up with scrofu* la. and were deemed Incurablo by physicians. It ha* been used in hospitals, and private practice, and ho* bad tho singular fortune of being recommended by tho led physician* and otlu [.'I)..Prof. of Surgery,Pa. University. >tt. M. D.. Prof, of Sure. N. Y. University s, M. D , Prof, of Mid. Pa. Uhiveralty. most celebrated physicians and other eminent perapna. Among other* by— XT. Gibson. M. I)..Prof, of Sui Valentino Mott. ~ W. P. Dewees,M. D .Fror.or Mid. Pa. Uhlversity. N. Chapman. M. D., Prof or Physic. Pa. Unirersity. T. Parko, M. D.,Pre*’tCollege Physician*, PliUad Dr. Del Valle, Prof, of Medlclnce, Havana. Jose Eourencode Lux. Prof, of Surgery, Lisbon J. Chipman. Member Royal College Surgeon*. London. G. W. Erring, late Minister to Spain. Sir Thomas l’earaon. Major General Britiah Army. Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, ftc. And also, the wonderful cure* effected by 8w*im'« Pana cea have, for mnny year*, made it an invaluable remedy. Tbo Panacea does not contain mercury in any form.and bo- ing an innocent preparation, it may be given to the moat tender infant, Tho retail price has been reduced to $1 60 per bottle (con taining tlireo half pinto) or three bottle* for $4. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Hwaim’a Panacea is in round bottles, fluted longitudinal ly. with the following letter* blown in the glass; ** Swim’s PAvir-KA—I'nirt-in'i ” and liavtmr the name nf Jam*- ■Panacea—I'iiillau’a,” and having the name of James Bwalm stamped on the scaling wax and written on tho Ubel covering tbo cork, ard a splendid engraving for tho aide of the bottle, composed or geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies, which have been turned for the exelu- sire nsoof the proprietor, by Draper ft Co., bank note on- of Philadelphia. In the centra Is a portrait of the UNITED STATES MAIL, From Macon, Ga.,toTnllaluuiaee, Fin, Itailrocul to OgUUutrp—Stages to ThWahastee, nDSIStFtffn Tlm Dolly arrange- ^ ■04 r «£y aa <fea 5 «’nient on this route 4 - , commenced on tlie fltli lust., running three time* a week via. Kowton, Dainbridge, and Quincy, and three time* a via. Nuwton, uainbrldge, and Quincy, wck via. Tiioniasville,Dunc*n*rille, ftc, l’ussongersby tills route will leavo Mncnn nt half past 8 , ... — ,„ v stages lea ring (Jglethorge either way at 11 o’clock, arriving atTafo fohasseo. ntlOo’clock on the ovening oftho next day—tim« by either route 36 liour*. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by Newton, Rainbridge and Quincy, to Tallahassee returning, leave* Tallahassee on Sunday*, Tuesday* and Thursdays, nt 10, P. M. On Tucsdnjs, Thursdays, and Saturdays, by iho way ol Thomasrille—returning same route ou Mondays, Wednesday* and Fridays, at 10. P. M. 3 Tli rough from Ogletliorpo to Tallahassee by oithor rout# In 35 hours—from iincou in 39—aud from Savannah In GO hount. By this route Passengers leaving Sarannali hy 8 o’cloo Train of Cara, will arrive at Tallalinssec In GO hour*, it ia also decidedly tho best, cheapest nnd most expeditious route for travellers to Apalachicola and West Floridn. Fare from Macon to Oglethorpe $1,76 : from Ogletliorn# to Tallaluaaee, $10.00. L. C. Siiaw, Agent at Oglethorpe, A. A. Fi.mikr, •' “ Tallalmssee, auffffO F. K. WRIGHT. Proprietor MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. Mall Train. Laves Macon dally, at 8 o’clock, P. If, '• Atlanta “ “ 6 V “ P. M. C ONNECTING at Atlanta with tlioTralnsof tlm Western and Atlantia nnd toGmngo Ronds, and witli tbo Day Trnlu of the Georgia Rond, and at Mare l with tbo Day Trains of the Central nnd South-western I mails. Passenger will arrive in Macon at 12’>.and nt Atlanta at 1>£, having the rumainderof the night for rest. Passenger* going South, via Monlgoriiery, (Ala.) who leave Savannah at 8 A. M., will nrrlvont Mnnfgoinnry In for ty-eight hours, Including all stnpjmges, and only ten hour* staging. AccomniodntlnnTralns.Trl-Weekly. will leave Macon every Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday, at 8 o’clock, A. M. lfol turning, leave Atlanta every Tuesday. Thur*«foy and Satur day. at 7)4 A, M. Tliis Train will connect with the Night Train of the Georgln Road at Atlanta, and with the Night Train of the Central Road nt Macon. Passenger* by tho up. ward Train can dine at Griffin. Macon. May 17.1852. EMERSON FOOTE, 8np’t* 3mo jy 22 SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD. P ASSENGER TRAINS leavo Mncon daily at 8X A. M.; arrive at Oglethorpe I0)f A. M.j arrive at Columbu* I o'clock, P. M. to-ave Columbus dally nt 0 o'clock, A. M.,andOgfoitiorpe at 11H A. M.; nrriro at Mncon nt 3)f P. M. Connecting nt Mncon each way with Central R R train to Savannah. Augusta nnd Miltodgcvillc, and with Macon and W. trains to Griffin, Atlanta, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nash ville, ftc. Connecting dally nt Columbus, by fast lino of cnachoa, 28 to Opelika, thence 04 miles by M. ft W. P. R. R. to Montgom ery. Ala. Connecting at Oglethorpe with Tallahassee and EulkuU mail stupes. Passengers brevkfnst and .lino nt Fort Valley. GEO. W. ADAMS, Superintendent, Macon, Aug. 20,1863, aug31 THE BEST CHAMPAIGN IN THE MARKET. THE •FIMSSAllD’ CHAMPAIGN AND THE • LONDON C1.UU’ CHAMPAIGN. T HE nnderslgnod would respectfully inform tho trade and public generally that he Is now receiving these truly excellent wines, per every Havre packet, which lie offers in bund or from store. The abovo wines havo been carefully examined nnd com pared with nil tho favorite brands, and nro pronounced by JU.Ig'"* <- ii— —— «— idgc* fully equal to tlm very bo*t, nnd far superior to inny which nro selling nt a higher price. Messrs. Fnminn, 1’euk et Fiw, of Rheims, proprietors of the abovo brands, possessing facilities for tlm preparation of fine wines, wiunl to those ofuny other house in the wine district*, cnn'gunrnntco their wines being selected from the finest vintage*, will always bo found of tho name superior aud uniform quality. The labels nnd corks bear tho name of the proprietor*, Tim trade is inrited to exatnino samples at Hie agency. WILLIAM W. HINCKEN. Solo Agent and Importer for the United States and Canada*, octlS—d3tn _ 11 Old Slip, Now York, M. PRENDERGAST <fc CO.,. 178 Broughton stred, ojiposile St. Andrew's Halt, &uannaA, TTAVE great pleasure In directing attention to late par- xl chase*. In connection witli their retail trado,they car ryout strictly thosnmo system. In the sale of their good*, aa ts pursued hy tlm forge houses In the northern cltiee,name ly: Bring their customers the full advantage analog from buying In forge lot*. Planters, and head* of fomlliee,and nil persons, buying In quantity, will find many large lot* to buy from, and decidedly cheap oct26 S HAWLS; needle-worked Collars, Sleeves, Cberoeaett*. Infants’Waists and Cap*: Cashmere Scarf* j Ribbon*! Indies’, gentlemen’s and children’* Hosiery ; needleworked Trimmings, 'Cambric and Swiss Rand*; embroidered and linon cambric Handkerchiefs, juat received and forialeat the lowest prices, by so27 DaWHT ft MORGAN, NEW GOODS—FALL TRADE—1853 t D xWrrr ft MORGAN are receiving by the steamers week ly their foil and winter Goods, to which they reaped- fully solicit attention: Plain and figured black Silk*, colored glace aud dneape do Pfold and brocade Silk of tho newest style Plain French Mouslln de toioos, French and Eng. printed do Silk and Wool Plaids for children’* wear, plaid Raw Silk* Plain and plaid Poplins, very rich. French printed Ounbrio Dark Calicos, Moaming do, Irish linens, ftc, sol Ribera’* new building, Congrea»-»iteet. BOOKS—BOOKS—BOOKS. L 1EBER ON CIVIL LIBERTY and Self-Government. The Wigwam and the Cabin, or Tale* ofthe 8outh, by W O. SImm*. Autobiographic Sketches, by Thomas De Quincy. Tiio Underground Hail Agent, by Vide, Illustrated, ad Thing* as I saw them in Europe, by Kiviran. graver* late Wm. Swain, copyright secured. Also, Bwalm’* Ve Aiso. bwiiw i Vermlltige, A valuable Family Medicine, being a highly approved ram- dy for all diseases arising from debility of the digestive or- an*, such a* worms, cholera morbus, dysentery, fever and gans, such a* worms, cholera morbus, 'dysenteryi sgne, bleeding piles, sick headache, ftc. See the pamphlet (which may be bad gratis) accompanying the Vermifuge. Prepared only at Swaltn’s laboratory, the old stand Sev enth-street, below Chestnut, Phtladelpols, and sold by all the reapectablo druggists In the United 8tate*. Caution to tim Pcnuo.—Persona wishing to obtain the genuine Swalm’s Panacea and Swalm’e Varmlfnge. ehould boo «■—.»»« — »careful to observe that the name BWAIM U »i Bed cor rectly on the label*, or they may be Imposed onby raedl SSwteSriSliSS weMated^^Sn* t"; Men and Things as I saw them fn Europe, by Klvii Time and Tide, or Strive and Win. by A. 8. Hose. James Montjoy, or I’ve Been Thinking, by A. 8. Rose. Fun Jottings, or Laughs I hare token a pen to, by N. P. Willi*. Visit to Europe, by Prof. SlUtraan, of Yale College, 2 vola. Illustrated. GustavusLindonn, or Lead us not Into Temptation, l>y EmUIe F. Carlen. Merkfond, or Self-Sacrifice, by the author of the IJfie of Mrs. Margaret Maitland, ftc. Aunt Kitty's Tales, by Maria J. McIntosh, a new revised edition, A voyage to tho Celestial Country, an allegory, by Rov’d Geo. B. Cheever, D. D. Also, more of the Bleak House, In two bound volumes; more of th# Home* of the New Word, by. Mw. Hr V-_.lt u n.a. , Vam.II An llin firm- I.M L.' * _. YonattonDoge: Yonattontho Hone, fto., ftc., received and for sale, at 186 Congress street, by novll 8.8 aretinr. BROGAN 8—BROGANS. . " ■ Tho subscriber* would call the attention of I planters and tzUiere, In want of good and Cheap 1 brogan*, to call aud examine their stock, a* they hafrel satisfied that upon inspection the quality and prices ol their goods cannot ailto comer of Oongrasa and TCB—250 tuns lee, per brig A rive, by novlg t. ■flHwHSnBBDMKffiKaHMBiQHHBH