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. ''I VOL. XXXVII IOLD SERIES.! SAVANNAH, GA. MONDAY, 29, 1856. JOURNAL ■u».<i'i|>tIon Price. Papers (WUiitoll uwlmunaiim, iho proprlolor. sad .III.IHllM. o' u ' e fl>™° <«“***«"««*, t»,.»du|«ed Wo rollowloi uuir rm nluorub- •arlpUau, >u uka •nbttCibla tlayi ■ ikliy |>« .niimo, I. .dr.nce $4 no trl-Weflkty «• " 4 00 ITMkly, Mil. copy, lu 00 Wi»kl)f, «Tti ooplM, to oho sddreu • 00 Mwklj. wtkl •• “ •*' 10 00 Wookly, w> “ " 11 U 00 Weekly, tmnty “ •• “ 00 00 When not ptlil within one month from th.tlmo „r»ub«rlwo*tU.«hM».IUr Du Duly will twaeivn ,Mlnn, no. ibr the Trl-Wookty^oe. The tVeo* iy will lx KM only to thou who (toy In ulvtncc. The (wyor will InTorUbly M OUoonUnod upon Ite cipinUon of the time far which It hteboon ,»IJ. The ftboro rntM to tnk. effect from nod otter till. ALRXANDER k «N£Kn, Hepublienn, H. B. HILTON kUt, Qtor,lian tl Journal THOMPSON * W1TH1NQTON, Nna. Mvnunoh, July 1, ISM. ■•■BIT, Two O'clock, F. U. CIO YkhhOW FkvKit In CtUHLk8TON.-Thcre were ail doathn in Charleston, from Yellow Ferer, Juries the twenty-four houre preceding nine cVlerit last Saturday night. Kkou Hat ana,—New York, September 28.- The steamship “Quaker City” Srrlreik today, front Havana, with datee to the 24th instant, which ctnto that the health of the Mend of Ou lu ton excellent and that the atock in the new railroad to Matanxaa had all been ■ubacribed. Terrible Calamity,—-Bnrnlttg ortho Steamer Niagara on Lake Michigan— one IlandreoilTCC reported Loot, HiLWAtncn, Thursday, ScpL 2d, 1850. The Meaner Niagara of the Colllngwood line waa burned near Port Washington, on Lake Michigan, last evening. One hundred llvct aro reported lost. The Hon. John 1). Maey of Wisconsin la sup posed to lio among tho lost. The Captain (Miller) waa eavod. No further partloulars bavo yet come to hand. One bad a ring marked l. D. (1. Tho Niagara had a very large freight, and there was not a pound saved. Capb F. 8. Miller and the cvcjv were saved. The propeller Illinois aud several sail vessels picked up a targe number of the passengers. Tho Hon. John 11. Mtcy Is reported to usvo been on hoard the Niagara. The wator was so cold that few could live on It. Tho Dally Sentinel Extra, says i TheNiagara took Bra four mlleB from Port Waik.ngton. Iu a short tlmosho was oonsumed and sank. Tho light was soen from bore at 7 P. M. The steamer Traveller hound here went to the assistance of the burning boat Her cap- tain and officers exerted themselves to the almost to snvo the lives of those on board the burning boat. The following in a lint of tlioso saved by tho Traveller. Harvey Ainsworth of Iloyaltou, Vtj J B Cut- tls, of Steuben county, N Y s Henry Loco, of Washington, Vt.; win Hoag or Bnllulo; John Hill of Colllngswood; H Chambers and lady of Hamilton ; J Cocky of Waterbary, Vt.; Henry Locke, ditto ; Lewis Hart, Utica, N Y ; J P Kennedy, St. Lawrence county, N Y.; Julia Kennedy, ditto : C 1) Westbrook of Grcenbay, Wls i Dr. 8 H Allen of Concord, N H.; James Robinson ol Kuox co., III. Hugh Kennedy lost bis wife and daughter. There are three dead bodies at Port Washing ton, all ladies. liEMOOKATIO EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE. A meeting of tho'Democratic Execu tive Committee will be held at its usual place on TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. R. WAYNE, Chairman. DBMOCHATtC NOMINATION. DR. JAMES P* ^SORE YEN, AI d e f in e n t . DR. RICHARD D. ARNOLD, WM. S. BASINGER, AARON CHAMPION, SOLOMON COHEN, ROBERT LAOKLISON, DR. J. F. POSEY, ROBERT D. WALKER, JOHN O. FALLIGANT, JAMES B. FOLEY, GEORGE A. GORDON, ALVIN N. MILLER, THOMAS PUBSE. cr The Kanins Finance Committee ac knowledge the receipt from A. C. Scott Chair man,at JcOerston, Camden county, of thrro lliimlreduud seventy live dollars. Thlsspeaka well fur Camden, her contributions up to this lime have amounted to over six hundred dol lars. We would call Die attention of Epicures to the advertisement of Mr. Bear In another column. “ Yonr House" Is too well known to need any Puffs at our band; call on Mend Bear by all means and our word for It yon will Is. pleased with him and hla reasonable char ges. Anotukr Blandib Disroean or,—Hon. B. F, Kallett, of Boston, recently wrote to Senator Toombs, to inquire the truth of an abolition story that has been repeated ten thousand times In Northern disunion sectional journals. Tho reply is os follows: Washinoton, Oa., Sept. 7,1850 " bcar Sis: I received yonr letter of tho 29th ultimo, yesterday. There 1b not one word of troth in the charge of the abolitionists that la seme speech I made somewhere I said “that the time would come when .I would call the roll of my slaves on Bunker Hill." I have seen it dune up in various forms by the abolition press usd speakers, for the last twelve months,and I supposo I have answered, within that time, a score of letters from friends on tho subject, * have two or three others besides youra before i you ._. me at this time. I saw tho tamo charge In the repart of a speech eald to have been made by Dr. Wayland, in Providence, Rhode Island,and my first impression waa to write him a letter correcting it, bat on reflection I concluded that « person of his standing and attainment!, who w.auld appropriate fatherless newspaper false- hoou'' *° the vile nee of misleading hla country, meu *'» not entitled to that conneey from me, ’ " 1 am, very respectful^, youra, lien. B. F. Ha *•**. Boston. TOOMBS. The Abolitionist •"<* ‘ he *•* York Met ■ckante. This notorious Abolltk'’ Dli,t addressed the New York merchants in a ^ remon ^ epeeoh from their Exchange In Wall Bt ,.•set, last Thura- %• An application for permisa. on to Gov * Floyd or Va. f to reply to hla harangue, “ ot acceded to by Bank's Wends. The fob °wing names are appended to the Bank’* inv. **- tion: M MevloiV of the Clinriialoti Market, tor the week ending Saturday Evening, Sept, 27, 1850. Office of Tint Daily Standard -8 P. M. COTTON.—The receipts Tor the poet week have been 0,3(13 bateB, ugainst 7,556 bales for the corresponding woek last season. The ex* iorta for the wee* just ended, have been 2,844 jalcs, ugainst 1,807 bales for the same week lost . I'ear, leaving u shitming atock on baud of 4,177 I mien, against 0,800 hales ut the same date in 1855. The receipts at this port since the 1st of Sep* teinber, amount to 0,078 bulbs, against 12,672 bales during tho some period last year, and the receipts ut all the Southern ports, amount to 03.117 bulu*, und show a decrease of 03,332 bates to the same ditto in 1855. Duriug the wholp of last week the •demand for our staple was pretty good, aud iu our lost review we quoted au improvement of } a i cent por lb. Good Middling was worth, on Batur- day. the 20th inst, 12 cents per lb. This demand was continued at tho opeuiug of the present week, und with Increased re ceipts business expanded. The sales on Mouday were 108, on Tuesday 302, and on Wednesday 500 bales. On Thurs* day morning, reports of a heavy white frost in ditlbrent sections of tho State were received, living a tresli impulse to business, and since iiat time the cotton market lias been quite ac tive and animated, and prices further improved about 4 ceut per lb. The sales on Thursduy were 1550 bales, yes* terday 870 bulea, and to-day 700 bales, making tho total sales ol the week 4,240 bales, os fol lows:—110 Imles at 05*10 ceuts; Oat 93; 18 at 10; 54 nt 10A? 75 ut 10 j; 250 at 11; 30 at 11$ j ; fuu ut 113; 2r LATER. Chicago, Thursduy, Sept. 25, 1850. The Niagara left Colllngwood ut 2 r. m., on Mouday, with between 160 and 175 passeugers. Twenty-five left the boat Sheboygan,where she arrived at 21*. ii. yesterday. When two hours from Sheboygan the passen gers discovered lire issuing from tho ongine room, and in a few minutes the whole cubin was Inflames. The wildest consternation fol lowed. The boats were lowered and filled, hut capsined, excepting one containing twenty pas sengers. Numbers jumped overbourd and were instantly drowued. The steamer Traveller was ten miles distant when tho fire was discovered, but saved thirty persons. The propeller Illinois, bound down, also picked up about thirty and lauded them at Sheboygan. A life boat nt Poit Washington rescued twenty persons. Their names have not been received. George Haley, clerk of the Niagara, is sup posed to bo lost, I’rolmbly fifty or sixty lives aro lost in all. There is a rumor in tho city this aftemoou, that the fire was tho work of uu in cendiary. It is stated that immediately after the fire was discovered a keg of noWdcr cxplod' ed, blowing the flames in every aircctiou. Tho first engineer was not ou board. There is no telegraph to Port Washington or —leboygan, and wo liave consequently to wait for a full Ust of those lost by the burning of tho Niagara. Indeed, we may uot get it at' all, as the possengcr list was burned on board the boat. What the Young Cadets of West Point Think.—A quiet vote for tho Presidency was taken by the two or three linndred Cauets, u few days ago, which resulted as follows: For Fremont, 7; for Fillmore 40; Buchanan all the remainder. This shows the opinion the young soldiers have of Colonel Fremont. National Democratic Committee Rooms, I Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 23,1850. J All of our accounts from Pennsylvania. Illi nois and Indiana aro most cheering: could not bo better, aud If we do not carry ulTthose States by sweeping minorities our friends aro most grossly deceived. -Low Water in the Ohio.—Clncinuati,Bept. 24.—Tho Ohio river is said to be lower than ever before kuowu. Droves of cattle have been driven over at this point. Good Nswb.-A cargo of rails, 1150 tons, for tho East Tenncsseo Road is allout for Uti Point, and its arrival daily expected. It w i t as soon as landed, be taken through to Bristol. We presumo othir cargoes will shortly follow We earnestly hope sonic 25 miles of that Road may be in operation on the Eastern end by Christmas, thus reducing Stage travel to Knox ville, to 60 miles. Tho Uostcrn Courior (Fillmoro paper) urges a cordial rccoption of the President without regard to party, should he pass through that city. ( Wenthcr and Crops. Wo make the following clippings from our exchanges: Frost.—Wo have boon informod by a gen tleman who left Macon, Miss., yesterday morn- lug, that u severe frost was experienced in that section an Wednesday night last. He thinks that it was general through tho Stato north of Kemper county, .aud that the result will bo great injury it not total destruction to iho un- matureu cotton crop.—Mobile Tribune Srpt, 28. Jack Frost made his appearance iu this vici nity on yesterday morning, the 21th Distant. Over*coats and big fires were very comfortable. —[Rome Southerner, 25th.' Jack Frost.—Jack Frost mado his first ap pearance for tho season, in this vicinity, on Thursday morning last. The nights have been quite cool for a week past.—[Cherokee Geor gian, 26th inst. General Jack Frost, visited us on yesterday morning, for tho first time this season.- Statesman Calhoun Ga. 17th inst. ChaslI Russell, M H Grlnnell, J BVarnum, J F D Laoier, James WinBlow, John Hone, James Thomson, Charles HMarahall, I'lonn Yssf L » l-l- Uoodhue ft Co, JameaG King’s som, James Gillespie, Jacob Little, L. O. Clark, Edw. Clarke, Dodge & Co, Thompson Price. Tub Weather, Business, Ac.—For several days past the weathur has been extremely cool for this season of the year, fires being absolute* > necessary for comrort. We learn that on *fL ^sday and Wednesday nights, there was con- siiler.' bie ' tmt - **■“***» auuuiuiuu rniu, Wagp,Kent A Beckley, Hutchinson, Tiffany & GeoT Adee, A Norris, Wm H Lyon & Co, John J Herrick, Charles Eh Co, Glafflin, Mellon & Co, Bowen, McNamee & Co, Howard ft Son, Thomas ft Co, “ “ft Ely Hilliard, Hays,Hopkins White, Bramhall «Co, leockwood, Mott, McEwen A Rich- Donnell, Urown. Hall ardson, ft Co, thing very unusual so early lo the season. At the time wo write we W>ow not what lias been tho extent of damage to vegetation.— [Athens Watchman, 25th lost.] Heorge Opdyke & Co, Ripley & Judson, Hope, Grydnn & Co, SATLawrence A Co. ...tag#,.* .Inn 2. Ha Ifn/tMnn.. ..... a Chittenden, Coe ft Co, McCnroy, Aldrich fr 111 u L'ai/.ln■■ J Unnnnnn Jas Freeland, R Squires, C W Ogden, A .1 Wood, U1) Latbrop, Wm K Strong, Kdward Wood, Wells ft Christio, K R Bcbb, Spencer, 1) Woodbnry, 8 B Chitteuden ft Co, A KSwan, Stephen Hyatt, George P Bradford, Halsted, Haynes ft Co, C L Carlo, . r Hen^ F Qulnan, Gaiio, Sloans ft Dater, Rreck, Steele ft New- lliilitiurd ft Glllett, man I « Griswold ft Kel* logg^nd others. A Fair Tbs J.—We clip the following from the Philadelphia Evening Argus: " The Keller troupe, at their exhibition nt National Theatre, on Tuesday evening, •hqilayed portraits or the three candidates for ‘he presidency. *At the appearance or Hu- <naiums portrait, oheering, long and loud, mneil. When Mr. Fillmore’s llkuueiw was ex hibited, great demonstrations or apulatuo also occurred. When Fremont’s likeness was pre dated, a universal storm of hisses ensued. This Fhljcmt hi lint a fair index of public feeling in Cotto' ui8Comin 8 to raarkot freely, and the hnainnwi generally of our city is lively aud eSJburagin!/*-^" U " ion Sept.2Vh inst. The Weather.—This "old customer” wliich has furnished so many occasions for a mwgwph during the present year, is again playing some pranks that deserve uoticc. After pnddmig our way through tho dust for a month pant, we were visited ou Simdoy last with a regular storm of wind and dust, which lias scarcely subsided at the tiroo we write. During a calm on Tuesday night, sufficient frost fell to nip tender vegetables. Tho weather i* still and intolerably dustjv-[Dalton Times ft Expo sitor, 25th Inst.] Compliment to Hon. Howell Cobh.—At tho close or Hon. Howell Cobb’s speech,at tho Dem ocratic meeting in Frankfort, Penn., on Mon day evening, he was presented wit h a magnifi cent wreath of flowers, by the Indies of tho twenty-third ward, of whom there wero oyer 300 in attendance. Col. T. W. Duffield tender ed the compliment to iho cx-Governor of Geor gia, on liehair of the ladies, and tiie recipient mado a brief reply. c AT Fort Hamilton.—New York, bept r». -There were two new caaef of yellow nol T rlcd Fort Hamilton yesterday, but* The New York .limrual of Commerco says Gen. Atchison is now in this city or was a uay gr two since, and we understand he intends to go further East, where some of the tarnal Yankees will have an opportunity to sec a real live Border Rufilan. Alderman llldabock (Fill more Whig,) who had the honor or administer ing to Ills phyaicial wants the other day, says he Is as fine a fellow rr ever lived; a perfect g entleman, and as fall of good sense as an egg i full of meat. We suspect that a good many of the monsters whom the Black Republicans have rigged out with devils’ caps, wou Id be found on acqulntance to be '■very worthy, men. 103 at 114; 196 at 113; 208 u' 114; 177 at 114: 22 at 1111-16; 363 at 11|; 75 at 11 13-16; 325 at 11 j; 1007 ut 12; 791 at 121; 243 at 124; 131 ‘ 12 6-10; and 30 bales at 123 cents per lb. Tho following quotations are the cnrreu rates at the close of business today:—Low Middling 11| a 113 cents; Middling 12 cents; Good Middling 124 cents; and Middling Fair — per lb. In tho Long Staple we have heard of no transactions yet. RICE.—Tile Rice market continues buoyant, with demand fully up to tho receipts, which, for the week just ended, amount to M64 tierces. Prices continue full, and raugc from 634 u $44 per 100 lbs.—the bulk of the transactions ut $41 a $43. Three lots of new Rico wero offered this week, and sold, at$44 a $4|. Exports 01 the week, 071 tierces. Ill ROUGH RICE, nothing lias been yet done. Two parcels, received duriug the week, were forwarded to tbe mills BAGGING AN1) BALE ROPE.—There is nut much demand tor either of these articles, aud prices rule about the same us last'reported. Twenty bales of Gunny Cloth sold this morning at 204 cents. FLOUR.—There was some exjort dernuud for this article during the past week, but the prices oil'ered were so low tfiut tho market was not much relieved by its existence. Somo 500 or GUO bids, however, were tuken off at abopt $74 for good super. Wo roust coutiuuo to quote tbe market dull and depressed, witli figures still receding. At the close of business to-day, super, could be purchased in small lots at $7 a 74 per bid. Extra and family brandsare held at h glier figures, but their value is altogether nominal nt present. Receipts of the week 1,625 barrels. WHEAT.—Tho market la stagnant for want of stock to operate with. Wc hear of only one transaction in the early part of the week, when 1,000 bushels red sold at the Railroad Depot at $1 45, considered equal to $1.47 from store. The exports of Wheat from this port since the 1st instant, amount to 34,247 bushels against 144,234 bHshels lor the corresponding period last year, being n decrease of 109,987 bushels. Received duriug the past week 680 bushels. CORN.—The receipts by water for jho past week liuvif been 3,800 bushels, aud by railroad 4,400 bushels. Tho former was sold at 70, 71 a 72 cents, aud the latter was stored for higher prices. It is held at 89 a 85 cents, including COFFEE is quiet, with a few sales of Rio in retail way nt 11 a lUc. MOLASSES.—About 100 bbls. of N. Orleans were disposed of this week at 50 cents per gallon. - BACON.—This article continues, neglected, and tbe murket has becomo more depressed du ring tho past week. We hear of some small sales of Sides at 10£ cents, which is now au outside figure, aud some sales of Shoulders at 94 a 9^ cents. 50 cirnks Palmetto Hams wire sold at 15c. per pound. FREIGHTS.—Wo have no foreign rates yet to oiler. Coastwise freights are improving, and an engagement to New York was effected to day at 25 ceuts per 100 pounds for Cotton. We quote Cotton, to New York, 20 a 16 cents per 100 pouuds; Rice 75 a $1 per tierce. To Boston Cotton 4 cent per pound, and Ulcc 1 dollar per tierce. Ciiiiuiim'iiil ’5 iilflligtmt Savannah Market, September 549. this roronoon £60 bites aa follows, vis: 20 at 1UX. 6bat UX, 47 atUX, 28at UX.66 atUXi -7 at 11X. 86 at lift* 86 at 12, 109 at 12X* 87 at iiX;32»t I2X, ftatl'JX- ' NEW yiiRK-rcr’Mliri^! ,f l , e» nok-SW lisle, imlami cotton 1,832 sacks wheat, 1 hbd gentian. AUiitwn, SKIT. 27.—Colton*—Tba market <1 very llrm, anil prices stilt creeping up. Middling FutrlU.cquts. NKW ORUSEANU, SKPT 24.-Cotton.-Tho do- maud was g> oil, and with a m<*ro ample sapp’y the aaltH reached about 6,800 bales, gouurally at well Htistalnud prices, except Good Ordinary 10X a 10 X cents. luferior — a — Urdinary — a — Good onlluary — a — Low Ulddllug 10X a 11 Middling ...UX a 11X Good Middling UX * 12 Mldd lug Fair 12X a MX Fair MX a 18 STATEMENT OF COTTON. Flock ou liandlrit September, 1865 bales 7,108 Arrived since ....61,108 Arrived to day 6,872 BY BELL A PUBNTISS. (suousbuhs ti> rgimwca a 1 L.) Underwriters’ dale. tbe Warehouse of TO-MORROW, at 11 o’clock, at tb< tho Ceutral Road, 26 bags Collets damaged on board Uw sehuonepSoutlioru Bello, uu her passage from New York, and sold under inspec tion of the Fort Wardens fur 1 ocount or Underwri ters, and all coucorucd. Terras cosh. agmBFFiTiw.’BgdB. & do., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Drag*, Faint*, Oil*, Perfumery, 4tC., &0., 170 WILIJAM STREET,cor. Beckman, NEW YORK, ‘ NV1TK THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE to their largo and varied stock or Drugs, Faints, U, Periuiuory, <ko. lu addlUuu to their regulur importaUous of staple Drugs, they ureaUo recclv- - . an< | J* Me JdYHlfi, (.'OM MISSION M Kill >11A NT, aug20 No. 142 llay-st., Hnvntmnli. PHILIP 81. UU8SELL, N M i?Y 8 TOYS«, H A^M?lR • COPYIST. Will exeutoDoedp,M<>rUa«Ori, power of Attorney, Wills, Bonds, Noticed und Taking ot Interrogatories. Olllue ut tlio Court House, Favaniinli, Ga. Court Days, Third Tuesday iu each montu, and* held at the omen of Edward : . Wilou, Kuj. Rssldeucc, Gas ton. between ll.irnard mid I’aitunll street. Any cull ut night, »n buidiioss, will bu atleinloil tolm mudiutuiy. jy*^ ing, direct from tbe sources of production nutaclure, auppdes of Tootb; Pair aud Nall Brush- os, Bronxos,Corks, Mortars, Spongos, Freuch aud English Porfumory, Lubiu’a Extracts, and rauuy other articles usually embraced In Druggists’ stocks, which thoy are also enable d to ollbr on the must advantageous terms. Ordors. either in person or by mail, will receive prumpUttouUon. BOOKS—BOOKS—BOOKS. Kxportod to dato Exporter I'd*’ 64,638 15,209 2,028—17,237 Stock ou band aud on shir-board uot cloared.47,301 Sugar.—Fair demm.a. and about 150 hhds. changed Impels. Market Q mor, and prices more tt-*arir. Mola tso*—Some 800 to 400 bbls wero sold at 48 a 63c. the latter rato for Orleans Kcflnery. Wheat—The priacliual sales were 18? sacks red at 9140, and 1382 at $1 42X for red, aud 81 45 por bushel for white. Whiskey—Heavy. Sale* 100 bbls. Rectified at 27X. and 66 of Raw at Slo V gallon. Freights—More active, and wo hear ouh ship takon up for Liverpool ’yesterday at 16 32d for Cot ton. ono to-day at Xd-< aud one for Havre ut lo. Exohangoi—little or no aitemtinn l/mdoa, [clear bill*] 8X a OX per cout. prem Purls 5.20 u 6.26 por dollar. Now York 60 days IX a IX pur ceut. dUc. New York Eight... X discount to X percent, prom Bell Braudon, Lucy 8tranrord, Youug Husband, Littlo Wire, Debtors Daughter Handy Andy, Martlus of Cro’ Martin, Tom Racquet, iHuuui'i. t 01 ■ li nn. Country N iguborliood, Uipsoy Daughter, Tho Red ludl iu«, The Two Brides, 8wamp Steed, Villotto. Faust, Tho Heirs. Joseph T flare, Ruth Garnett, Gnbrlello, Rnyul Favorite, The Artillerist, Emigrant Hqiuro, Ticoudoroga, Commercial Intelllgeuee bjtUe Canada, Ltvikpool Corrox. Ma«Kirr —Tho Broker’s Circu lar says tin- market opened firm, but roll oir at the tl’Mo, lu couseqiteuco of increased rtrlugeucy in the money market Tbn Baltic’s news had no offect upon the market, which closed quiet, and without qnotablo I'liuugo In prices. The sales or tbe week amounted lo 6O.OO0 bales, of wblcb 69,000 wero American. The bus! ess ou speculation was about 7*600 bales, and for oxpert 1,600 bales. Tbu fol lowing arc the authorised quotations : Fair. Middling. Now Orleans ...7X d - 6Xd. Mobile 6Xd. 6 6-lOd. Uplands 6X<1. 6Xd. Mancuktkk Maukkts.—Trade iu Manchester was quiet, without any chaugo lu prices. Uavks MAKKitr.—The sales of Cotton fur tho woek ending on t8e 9ih inst.* inclusivu, wero about 6.U00 baloy. Thu market being steady at formor rates, Now Orleans tres ordiunTros, 081. Sto k on hand. 83,000 bales. Breadstutft considerably lower. Pro. visions quiet and unchanged Isixnox Mo.vxv; vakkst—Tile mouoy market was decidedly m»ru stringuat, ultliough the Bank of England ratos had undergone no chango. Cunsels wero dopressud, and dosed for money at 03Xa97X« and for accountst 94a94X- Bankers’rato of dis count wero 4X per ceut. Tbe Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased 216,0007. ry I Tho watchman, Captain Kyd, Hweu-y Todd, vrpliuti Chililreii. Bed louii, John Halifax, Dark Shades, The Buccauevr, Forest Rose, Jack Ariel, Sir Jasper Carew, llyaeiulho. The above aro ouiy a low of the works ou sale. Plouso call. J. B. CVBBEDGK, sept20 Agent. TOBACCti 0 K ,F various brands; viz: Now Shultz Twist; Pluu- _ tat I on Twist, Jeuny Hud, Rough aud Ready; Morning Dew; trrow Twist; Anderson’s American Fine Cut Tiu Foil, &u , ka ; ut ep26 BaRRON’M. 8AUGKS. Worcester, Harvey, Had, John Bull, Milk Mustang, Birds Eye, to., &c , at A NCHOVY. Worcester, Harvey, Canton i-'oy, Gray’s Ballad, John Bull, Miller's Epicurean Ul'EllllACErri, Adutnnutinc and Tallow of various • i braud-; Soap or various brands, from 0, 8, lo aud 12 cents. Chemical So lu Soap 10 ceuts; Wo man’s Friend 10 ceut t. Call and examine nt BARRON’S Family Grocery, sopJd . WlilUk t an 1 Char toustreeu. nig siimiigetire. Port of Buvniinalt September MO Arrived# ShlpCelumbla, Beattie* Now York, to Uuntor & Gammoll. Bark Peter Do Mill, Hoey. New York, to O Cohen. 8eUr Aina, Taylor, Now York, lo Hunter AUatn- mell. Schr Cordelia, (3 masted) Duuham, with railroad Inn to Brlglum, Kelly~Ji Co. Heumer John Randolph, Ward, Augusta, with fiats 2 and 6, to 8 M KaUltenu. Cleared. Savannah Grocery -AND FRUIT DEPOT, Cor. Broughton nnd Whitaker Streets* JU8T RECEIVED PER .STEAMSHIP ALABAMA, 150 lbs. Splendid Isabella Grapns. 44)Bb!e. of the Choicest APPLES, POTATOES, PEARS, TOMATOES, RED, WHITE AND SMALL PICKLING ONIONS. Labor Deolink in Pkovibions.—A Letter from Oinchinatti advise of sales of city cut bulk shoulders at G£ cents packed, ana the bulk sides are offered at 7 70 to 8 cents packed Sixty days since bulk shoulders were held there pt 9 ceuts, and sides at 114 cents, packed. Great are tho fiuctuatious in the provision trade.—lAuisvitle Journal, Tuesday. Por ship Columbia, from New York—Bothwoll Si Whittfhcud; Central Railroad; Pulton, Hutton St Co; Wolli A WUliums M A Co turn; ituso, Davis & Long; Craue, Wells Si Co; Daua k Wusbburn; R F Cole Si uru: Franklin a Brantloy; Yunge A Frierson; Bos- tou St VUlalonga; Lockett k Bnelllnga; McMahon a Bro; Ogden, Starr h Co: L A M LIllentbaHO A L Lamar; A Haywood: RFitxgerald; M Lavin; J W Latbrop St Co; Da Witt It Morgan; D L Cohen; Iron titeumbout Co; II Bulaaoher* Clugheru A Cuunlug- ham, TS Wayne Aston; Brigham, Kelly A Co;J 8 Norris; Way \ Taylor; J Finlayaun; Laduun & Ho lers; J Nicholson.* J Lippman; Kennedy A Beach; dug a 80ns, and others. Per Bark Peter Demill, from Now York—Brig ham, Kelly A Co; J V Barbee; Boston A VUlalonga; * D Brown; Blyler A Kline; P Cohen: M A Cohen; D Nbw Route to California.—The great schcmo of the Honduras Railroad Com] with a capital of $10,000,000. under a British charter, is about to be brought out under the most favorable auspices. The Directors are divided between England and tho United States, and somo of the most influential firms give countenance to the project, and appear In the directory and as agents to procure subscrip tions. The difference of distance between New York and San Francisco, aB compared with the Panama route is 1,103 miles, and the difference from Liverpool to San Francisco, touching at Kingston, Jamaica, is 831 miles. It is estimat ed tint at the present rates of speed by steam and rail, that the time between New York and San Francisco can be accomplished in thirteen days, four hours, and thatsteaimricanbe la It, and with increased railway speed, the time can be reduced to eight days, sixteen hours. The accomplishment of this work will bring San Francisco within speaking distance of New York. loyjT Ford; Hill Goody; W H Gulon; Mr* Hastiugs; Hono A Connery; Holcomb, Johnston A Co;J T Jones; Kennouy & Boach; King A Sous; 8 M lalQ- toau; A BLucejH Latbrop A Co; McKoo A Ben nett; J W Morsell; Miuis A Johnston; T A L Mu- KenuajNovlti, Latbrop hfitobbina; Pratt A Hub- bell; 8 C l’ruder; fi Portions A Co; Patten, Hutton A Co; Ruse, Davis St Long; Rabuu A Smith; J M Sel kirk, Agent C R R; W A Thomas; T 8 Wayne A Sous: w Warner; N B& H Wood; J Walter; Youug A Frierson. Per steamer Randolph, from Augusta—54 bales upland cotton, corn and copper ore to 8 M Latfiteau, O A Lamtr, aud others. Persohr Alba, from New York—McKee A Bon- ustt;J MSclklrkc, agent GKR;C C Poole; J Mu- Cabo; Wayne A Sou; MoMtbon Sc Doyle; Bailoy A Ljodj; Young A Wyatt; Kenuady A B iocb; Crane, Wells A Co; 8 M lalfitoau. Lktteh from Mrs. HbnryClav.—Thevene- rablo relict of the late Henry Clay has deem ed it necessary to appear before the public in a letter, defending her son James B. Clay from various chnrges of the Louisville Journal touch, iug the affairs of his father. She declares em- ilratically that it was tho desire and hope of Jr. Clay that his son James should be tho possessor of Ashland, and that after Mr. Clay’s Meath she, ii consequence of the tumbling, ruinous condition of the honse, induced James to buy it. She further declares “that his father took nis advice in the making of his last will, and at all times advised and consulted freely and affectionately with him, having confidence in his love, integrity and judgment” Tub Case of Passuorb Williamson vs. Juimib Kane.—Philadelphia, Thursday, Sept 25,1850.—The suit brought by Passmore Wil liamson against Judge Kane cgme up for ar- 8 ament yesterday, at Media, before Judge [uincs. Mr. Sheppard, the defendant’s count scl, discussed tho question of protection git by tho judicial character of jurisdiction of 1 r’nni h in nllmviiior n habeas coruus and cornu tbe Court inallowiug a habeas corpus and commit ment for contempt The counsel on the other side asked tima to prepare their reply. Mr. G. M. Wharton, the defendant’s senior counsel, contended that the time for argument bad been fixed by plaintiff’s counsel and that nothing veml had been advanced bnt what should have been anticipated. The case, however, was finally postponed till the 17th of December. Political Discussion in (Indiana County - PiTTsbUHO, Sept 24.—The political discus sion which was to lurve taken place yesterday,' in Indiana, did not come off. Messrs. Stokes, Foster and Schnabel were ; present* as was also Thaddeus Stevens, but Mr. Burlingamo was absent. The Republicans feared thoro would be a disturbance if the';contest took placo. Tho Democrats call it a back out Tho Rcpufflicans were addressed by Messrs. Stovens, Roberts and Cowan: the Democrats by Messrs. Gibson, Schnabel, Foster aud Stokos There was rn iiumenso tarn oat on. both sides. N. IV Banks Rb-nominatbd^—N. P. Banks, Sneaker of the National House of Representa tives, has been re-nominated for Congress in tho Sevonth Congressional District by acclama tion; Damage to the Tobacco Chou by Frost.— Louisville, Thursday, September 25,1850.-Ad vices JVom ns far South as Clarkesyllle, Tennes see. state that the Tobacco crop - In Tennessee . Sugar •n, bwic mm in® --r -7—rv—« •• Powdered Sugar, and Kentucky has been eerk>n«y injured by re* - Lauding and for. sale by cent frosts. '' 1 BCRANi Bohr L Peacock, McCroady, Now York, Williams Ratcliffe. IS. NEW DATES* - LESIONS, ORANGES Auil a variety of the oholcext and bust .Sugars 1 Teua, and Coffee* thoNortboru markets can afford. Also, Extra Goshen Butter and Clicive, weighing over 100 lbs each, which hu* been ordered express ly lor tho rotnil trade, sept 24 W. II. FARRELL. Departed. Steamer, Gordon, Brooks, Charleston. Consignees. ROOFING! ROOFING!! WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER-PROOF COMPOSITION ROOFING. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, T WO BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE OIL PAINT INGS for Hatfio at tho Book Store under the Marshall House, valued at 940. Chances 91 each, sept 29 FOR SALE a A VALUABLE LOT, near tho Central Railroad Depot, about 60 z 100 feet. This Lot Is (eesirapie. . On the premisos are ibroe comfortable Woodcu BUILDINGS, wuiuu rout for 9360 por annum. Terms modorato. Appl, to J. a 0UUBEDGE, sept 20 Agent. " FOHf CHAREKSTON DIRECT. h u. — ^ The superior steamer GURDON* J. P. Brooks,Commander, bavin; beon thoroughly overhauled and furnished with a now boiler, will run regularly— twice a week—between Bavunuab and Cbarlestou; leaving Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 6 o’clock, and returning will leave Cbarlestou every Monday and Friday afternoons, at 6 o’clock. « For freight or pasauge apply to J. P. BROOKS, Agent, ■ept 29 Charleston wharf. FOR RENT. THE subscriber being about to partition off tbe two elegant and commodious sto ries over Dr. Brantley’s Drug Store into ofllcos, offers them Torrent by 1st of No- iruext. CHARLES BHOLL, sept 20 Architect. FOffRfiNT t THE fourth story over Dr. Brantley’s Drug Store. Apply to CHARLES) 8HULL, sopt20—tPtag Architect. “ YOUR HOUSE,” NO. 14* BRYAN STKKET, WKT OF TUI MARKET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. T HE SUBSCRIBER would inform hit friends and tbe publ'.o generally, that be hi* REMOVED from his Old Stand lo BRYAN STREET, and fitted up tho above Houso in asnperlor style, and intends sorvtng his Morals with all the delicacies of tho Ma son, such OS- WILD GAME, VENISON, GEORGIA AND NEW YORK OYSTERS, Jns„ every endeavor to please and pledges himself to use every enda all who may favor him with tbolrpeti HFN sept 29—tf,fi9r -ironage. IFNRY BERT. CITUART’S Crashed and Powdered Sugar O 20 bbls. Stuart’* Crushed 8 ITON, JOHNSTON A CO. CHAFFER »ti CO, No.G Whltnkov Struct, Savntiitith, On., WUOUfcULB AND UKTAU. DKALK1W IN S, Ullraid, Doors, Mouldings, .to Whim lecud, Ziuo, Whlto Unsoi'd, Sportn, Whnlo, Tun* uoM* und Xoutifoot oilri, Ulasri, Urushos, GuM U'ul, Uruuxu, RuUdur.i’ Hardware. Nails, Marble Mantels, Aa.,tio. ,u»4 MARSHALL HOUSE BUILDING. Trial aud Triumph, Tbo Oxoniaus, Count Montu Loouc, Bell Braudon, The MystoriB, Ninon do L’Enclos, Baukora Wile, Parricide, FiueRuudy-inadu Clothing ; Hull ud Caps, MhirL-i, Collurs, - loves, llo-dory, Camw, Umbrellas Cravats, Stocks. Ilauilkcrehiefr, aud Fancy Articles for Gentlemen. srpt26 CANDLES. BARRON'S. VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION FOR SALU, WltlllN TUJi M1I.K* OK VI1K t'lTY OK SAVANNAH. O N llie Ursi Tuesday in December next, will be snldJielure tlio Court House in tho city of in vannnli, the Plantation mi the Savannah river, ten inllos from the oily, kuuwn a-* Mulberry Grove, be longing to tlm estaie of the late Philip Ulmer, con taining six hundred amU uighty-suven acre.- , of whloli there aro two liimdrei! acres of first quality tide rico laud, ami mm linndred and fifty-five acres under good batiks mid lu aline state for cultiva tion. Also, seventy five acres of high liudumier ciiltivatimi. On the place are a good dwo'ling Imti.-.e, uversoer’s bouse, barns, uezro houses und tuor iiUlbiiildingrt, nil iu a good slate of repair. PersMi- desiring l« purchiMe will call upon II. K, Harrison, Kx'i. who resi ien witimi lour miles of tho Grove, »r Kliza Ulmer, Kx’trix, who resides within two niilo-t nt the Grove. Terms of sale made 'uiown on the day of sale, t'osse-slon uot giveu until the first of Jntiuury. II. K. HAimiSON, Kx.or jy 17-t'l ElJ'Al V 1.M Fell, Kx'trt x. yg* ThuChirieston .Mercury will pniilish once a week until tho day of sale. 1 Crate Superior Cabbages, IV DATES, LESIONS, ORAN T HE subscriber having boon nppoinlod sole agon lu this city for Warren's Flro oral Water Proof Composition Roofing is prepared to execute tbe ■amo iu a satisfactory manner. The attention of the citizens of Savauuah is re- specttblly solicited to tho abnvo method of Roofing now much used in tho principal cities of tho United States, (both North and South,) and as It hai beon tested under every variety or clroumstoncos. I con fidently offer it to tbo public as a mode of Roofing unohjecllonaplo in every particular, whilst It com bines, In a greater degree than any other roofing in uso, tho valuuble requisites of cheapness, durability and security, against both flro aud wutor. It has rapidly suporcedod tho ubo of all kinds of .rood wherever it bos beon introduced, giving in all casos general satisfaction, being highly recommend ed by Insurance Companies, and all whp have test ed Us utility. 49* CHARLES SII01.L, Architect, will act as agent during ray abseuco from tlio city, at whoso office all information will be freely givou, uud speci mens of the roofshowu. acpt'JS CALVIN FAY, Agout. UiTKH AND CllEt&jE— B t 26 kegs choice Butter 60 bozos Choose. In store and for salo by sep27 HOLCUMBK, JOHNSON k CO. JJOPE—700 colls Rope, various brands, all or good quality, In store and for salo by apr29 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. J1LOUR.-16 ^ barrels Demncads Superior Family and Oakley Flour, hourly expected, for sale b ig 28 IIOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. j^lLOUR .—200 bbls superfine Flour, 100 do extra by ramlly do, 160 socks superior fine do, for sale WEBSTER A l'AIAIKS PRINTERS’ INK, F or sale by J. B. CUBBEDGE, Agent, sept 27 MARSHAL!. Houss BlMi.DlXO. QHOICT. St. Croix SugRr 10 hhds.. lauding from schr. John Boston. For sale by aug 27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. F LOUR—160 sacks Georgetown Superfine Flour 100 bbls Baltimore do do 75 do extra Tonnosseo do 60 do superfine do do Just received, and for salo by sopt27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO., L ARD—20 bbls. Prhno No. 1 Leaf Lard, laudiug and for sole by sept 27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO. E XTRA FAMILY FLOUR, &u.-Just received. 66 bags and bbls Extra Family Flour; 20 bbis id aud powdered Sugar; 20bl ‘ * •• • - crusheu and powdered Sugar; 20 bbls A, U aud 6 olarlllod 8ugar; 20 boxes Ground Coll'ee, lu >, nnd 1 lb packs; 36 do do Muetirdj Ginger. Cinuanum iu imukB, 00 uu uu auei-iru, uiugur. uiuuuiuuu uuu Maco; 10 cases Tablo Salt; 10 naif bbls Extra No 1 Mackerel; 100 doz Brooms, buckets. Cl mins Liut-s Scrub Bruxhos; 81 half chests Oolong Tea, loose und, in X lb packs. For sale by . - DAVID O’CONNOR, scpt20 corner Bronghton aud Draylou sta. HUNT Si WEBSTER’S. IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. S E8IGNED for Families, plantations, Dross ma- keri, Tailors, Boot A Shoe manufacturers and r« who may wish to do their own Bowing cheap ly and with expedition. This machine sows a uni form stitch with both sides nliko, aud which will no', ravel. It Is more simple, Is loss liable to get oui of order, and costs less in proportion than uuy oilier machine, and is warranted to bo porfect, au d to work well. AU apparatus necessary for convenient use Is furnished wiih it, aud any instruction will be given that will bo necessary to cusuro to iho purchaser Us successful operation and durability. Tbe public are respectfully iuritod to cull uud ox* amino them at 136 Congress st. ALFRED WEBSTER. Gcu. Agl. _JT A very neat aud ornamental Iron Table wlllnow ho givou with a mnoliiuc for a small sum addition to the regu lar prion May 26. JOHN it. COCHRANE, ATl'OKNKY AT LAW, ubfio, unirens county, Ga„ lute Junior purine? of the firm of A. A J. Couiikamk, Irwintoo, Ga., will altera! promptly to all business ontti. itml to Ids care. Particular attention paid to collecting. No- foruiiuo—Dr. O. B. Guyton, F. »l. Rowe, Dublin, Ga., M Marsh, SAvanraih. niyli A CLOTHING A VT EMPORIUM. DOOR WBST OFTI1K KICl’UHLIOAN llKADlNG KOOM W. O* Price,! Alsu. Siiperfiue fashionable AND military TA1L0H, .Vo. 14, Bay Streeti Clotlis, assimore and Vestings, will bn inralo to moa- sure, unexception able in style, aud worknutusldp, by the best mechanics, at shortest notice • Ml** Ordersfroui city amt county solicited, fob 6 PATENT ICE PITCHERS. UST received, ONLY thirty-Iwo days from Bal timore by the new Steamship Lino. Tho nu merous enquiruis will lie glad to K-aril that they have finally arrived. KENNEDY fc BEACH, llouse-furui-hiug Store, Hodgson’s New Block, aug 4 COME ONE—COME ALL I I HAVE Just received Home 100 thousand good Spanish Sugars ol the very best hrarals, also, a lu) of goud German Sugars, at low prices. Also, n lot of good French und German Wines. All of which I am destined to sell at reduced prices. I have also uddod to my present stock, a lot of tho very finest French Brandies—auil 1 say lo you ono and all, now is your time, for 1 am determined to make my mot to, low prices, and quick Hales—so cornu and sco meat tho corner of Bay and Bull.Hlrcds. aug 26 A. BONAWD. MILL K It & ROLL, AVTOSNEYS at uw, BRUNSWICK, GA. Will priiclieo in the Brunswick Circuit—compris ing 1 lie following Counties : tilynn, Wayne, Comdou, Ware. Apppllng, Clinch, Coll'eo and Chat Uou. JOHN It. MILLER. L. C. ROLL, aug3 ly A. i’HOBiAS** CO.r Auction ami Comlinsslon MrrcliniiU, 110 Hryun Street, SAVANNA1I, GEORGIA. w Thomas. [Jel2] S. e. 1‘amdl'K. W.II, F^miELL, DEALER IN OUOIOB FAMILY GROCERIES uml Foreign nnd Domestic Fruit, corltor BrmyhU.n atul Whitaker-Ut. I’own aud country supplied with choice goods at modoruto prices. All order* promptly attended to, aud satisfaction always gnarui-teoii, spl8 JOfl^rtiTFALLIGANTT WIIOLKSALR AND RETAIL DEALER Ilf WINDOW BLINDS, WINDOW SASH AND PANE - DOORS. West side Monument'.Square, Savannah, Ga. mayll JOHN M. MILLEK , ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ollicu corner Bay aud Drayton streets jyis A. H. CHAMPION. (Successor to Ghampiou ft Watts.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 4 Buruurd st., hotween tho Market aud Uay at., SAVANNAH, (IA. Dealer In Groceries, Foreign und Domestic Liquors, Dried Fruits, &o., S:u. . Reference—.A. Chuuiplun, Esq., Samuel Solomons, Esq,, Messrs Kubun K Wldtebead, and Swift A Co., Favanuah. Ga invll C It ANE , WELLS A CO., FACTORS ft COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Snvniiiiali, Gn. LANIEIl & ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ap5-ly macox, oa. Wil/LIAM H. DASIlERf ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT IAW, Troupvllln, laiwudos County, Ga. Will practice inTIunmis, lsiwndes, C'iiucb, Ware. Appling, Telfair, Irwin, Laurens, and Pulaski -anilities, Georgia; ahd in Jelforami, Madison. Hum iltun, and UilumbiacouniiuH, F!»riiiu. [my U J. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupville, LowudesCnnty,0.t. (<n 11 C1IAS. G. CAMPBELL ATTORNEY AT LA W. muxuiKvitui, (u.t Practice- 1 juv in lliu vurious (.'ouhIum ot tlic (v niuigoe Cticuit, and the iwljoinlng Counties ofTwigge, Ijmrcus and WaKliliigton. Refer to—John Boston, H. . . >'ratu\ ura; K. B Htiton. lebU LAW, GEORGE A. GORDON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT 1 anh Commissioner of the U.S. Court uf Claims joi the State a)' Ueorgiu. oillee O-ruer Bay and Bull street-*. my In PHOTOGRAPHS* Urge sized Photographs, ti. ken by frlZ'MIM MILLER, fflffrala ar twki.vk D-.iuus I’Kit noxxit Also, Ambrmypes uud I)a* guurreutypus, iu ids usiiut su perior style. A callla uolidted. J. W. MILLKi.. raar27 cr. St. Juliuu-st. and Market squn're HOOK AGENCY. r |HIF Subscrihers have established a Rook X A Agency in Philadelphia, and will fiirnisli any hook or publication at tliu relail price free of post age. Any persons by forwarding tbo subscription price of any one of tho $3 Magazines, such ns Har- ‘ler's, (lodey's, Piitiinm’s, Graham's, Friuik Ix-slie’s fashions, Ac., will receive the Magazines lor ono year aud a copy of a splendid lithograph iiortruit ol either Washington, Jackson or Olay; or If subscri bing to n $2 ami $1 magazine, they will receive a copy of either of tlm three portraits. If subscribing to $d worth of magazines, all three portraits will be soul gratis. Music furnished to those who may wish it. Envelopes ofoxery size and description in large or small quantities furnished, geui Presses, Dies, Ac., stun to order. Every description of engraving on wood executed with ueatness and dispatch Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery. Bunk Il lustrations, Lnd;;e Certificates, Business Cards, do. AU orders scut by mail promptly attended to Per sons wishing views of tiieir buildings engraved can send a Daguerreotype or sketch of the buildiug by mail or express. Persons at a distance having salcablo articles will find it to thole advantage to undress the subscribers as wo woulu .ut os agent for tlio sulu of the sumo BYRAM if PIERCE. 60, South Third street, I’bila., Pa. nov 26—U&wly IUIDSQN’ffi.'KnilV Foil HA iris. wm:;. JL - " The subscriber offers for sale all her .possessions in Fcriven county, eontuin- ing about 0110 InouHand acres of Laud, more or less, ait adjoining said Kerry, uud oxteraling to tho Augm-ta r-'ud — ■The, linnroveuionts cousl>t of 11 good Dwelling, Store, Warehouse; and all other nei-ossn- ry out buildings. About sixty-llvo acres uro under fence aud in good order for cultivation. The IuimL U first quality, uud well supplied with fonutug tim ber. It is uu excellent stand for the merchandize business. Thu Ferry is the best located and most patronized of any other between .Savannah and Augusta. Thoro is also passing through tho land a never failing stream, fully sufficient to supply any Urist or Saw Mill. For further particulars address 10 at Springllcld. Effingham comity. Ga. sept 7—If ELIZABETH JONES. HOARDING. OEVEItAL gentlemen or smnll families can be accommodated with good Rooms uud Board, on tho Wcstsidoof Montgomery street, ono door above •troth Broad street. MRS. M. S. RAYMER. doc 12—tf DENTISTRY. Drs. ROYALL ft JOHNSON, Doutists, office corner St. Juliuii-st. aud Murket Square, over S. Wll- mot’s Jewelry store. Office hours from 8 to2 o’oiock, aud from 3 to 6. 11 eum C LARIFIED SUGAR—60 bbls O clarified Sugar; 6 _ 60 do B do, Stewart’s; 60 do A do; lauding and for salo by soptl7 SCRAN IDN, JOHNSTON A CO. NOTICE TO UR1DGE BUILDERS, JpHOl'OSAKS will bo roceivod by the undersigned until tho 16th of October next, for rebuilding tbe Bridge across Pipcinakcr; (’reek, mi tbu Clier- okoo Hill Cross Road, to bo or the following propor tions (and all material of best black cypress, ex cept the covor, which must bo lionrt yellow pine,) 35 foot long, 18 feet wide, to bo llourud 40 feet, to bo sustained by four rows of pill g, three in each row. Each pile to bo 9x11 inches, aud substantially driven. Eucli row of piles lo bu cuppud by a 24 feet stick 0x12 Inches, and beveled on tbe upper coruors to show aluco of 4 Inches—tbo cover to be sustained by four string pieces, running lengthwise through the bridgoOxll inches: these tube beveled to show a loco of tbreo inches at top. banisters to be well braced at each of tlio cap sills. Contractor to foretell ait material, und work to bo done and turned over to Koud Commissioners for their Inspec tion by thoj&th of January noxt. Bond, with security required, fur tho faithful per formance of tho work, together for its remaining substantial for seven years from completion. GEO. 1*. HARRISON, 1\ I. O.O. O. In behalf or tlio luferior Court of Chatham Co. Sept. 12th, 1866. sept 12 STRANGER! ir you want a good nnd cheap [Trunk, Vo I Ite, Carpet ling, or Clothing of any kind or quail- YONGE FRIERSON,j FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. NO. 94 IMV-STIim. SAVANNAH. OA apr4 D.AT ATTORNEY AT LAW,ij Office 176, Bay-st., ovor Turner A Co’h. Driig Shirt BAVANNAII, Q A. nov 10—ly Baker; 8. \V. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mouttcollo, .iefiorsou County, Fla. Reference—Hon. W. U. Flkminq, Suvtuinuli, Ga. mx>l "KDWARD"GrWlLStiS; MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At Messrs. Ward & Owens’ law Office. juiyll WAYNE, GRENVILLE tfc CD., FACTORS, COMMISSION AND i OKtYARDLNG MERCHANTS. Hay-tired Savrnmh. THUS. S. WAYNE. I’. E. UKEKViUJL R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE, jy_6—tf S.iviunmli. (lmt»ainp->. C. W. MA1IRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW KKANKUN, I1U.IHD to., CM. Will ultuud to protcsriio.'iul busiiicKK iu tbu Cora.res of Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, M»ri« wether and Troup. Kuferouco—Uou. K. Y. Hill, IaUruugo, Ga.; Hon. David Irwin, Marietta, Go.: ColouclM. M. TidwtH, Fuyetteville, Ga.; and Mr. william Dougherty. Co lumbus, tiu. uopl7-ly Wm. MeALLISTER, NEW MARBLE' Opposite Laurel Grove Cemetery, Sav%Gu» Murlde Momimeuts, Tombs nnd Gravestones, fore Mhcd on reasonable terms. Orders res pectfully solicited. tip 18 COOL RETREAT THE ABB0B BILLI ARD SALOON. (ui-stairh) Corner Bull und Bryau streets, ovor Barber 8 hop Juno 27 .1. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. M. WHIT 8M1TII, ATTORNEY AT LA W, AI.MOATOII, EAST FLORIDA. Will practice in the Eastern und Soutlioru Countica Refer to—Col. S. S. Sibley, and K. B. Hilton, fa vauuali. fob2-tf DRS. liEFLKR A WILCOX,' DeiitiVu x-rj^-^-v* ARE now fully prepared to in fieri full or uurtlal suits of Teeth UjTypjp#%ou the principle or Dr. J. Alleus’B I. ij patent Continuous Gum, By this Improvement, the form of tbo face can bo restored to any degree of rotundity thut may bo desired. Hip applicable in all casus where the cheeks have lallra in and cunnot bu detected by ’ho closest observer.— . This method combines the following % T vantages:— Au artificial gum, which oxhibits u perfectly natural • ami ilfe-llko appearance, aud imparts to the tbcctb that pcculiur expression which characterizes the na tural organs. This Gum consists of a silacious compound, which Is applied and fused upon tbo Tooth and Plato in inch a manner, us to fill up all tho iutorstices around tbe base of the Teeth, uud also unites them firmly to each other and to tho Plato upon which they aro sett. This secures porfcct cleanliness of the Teeth, Office over DoWltt A Morgan, Cougrcssstreet. *% Republican aud Georgian copy, fob 16—tl Wll. M. WILLIAMS, TllADDKUS OIJVRR. JACK HKOWN WILLIAMS, OLIVER A BIIOWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Visti, Marion County, Ga., Will practice iu the counties of Marion, Macon, Hous'- ton, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogeo, I<co, and any adjoining counties, where their services mny be required. royll WILLIAM PHILLIPS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, MAHIRTTA, OA. OCt 26—ly DAVID G. WILDS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 8PAUTA, GA. Will practice lu the counties or Hancock, Warren, Washington, and Baldwiu. Kkfkkxnces—Bohu A Foster, Rabun A Smlta, and B. A. Souiiard, Savaunali. jmitt R. B. HILTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT UW, Office corner of Bay and Drayton-nts. * SAVANNAH, GA. ray 11 DR. CHARLES II. COLDING, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. 14IJBERTY ST.. One door west or Drayton. myll WM. C. CONNELLY', ATTORNEY AT LAW, ■Mvty. ready mado or made up to your ; also Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars or Dross T almas, cloaks and uantiilas, a beauti. fol lot, ranging in price from 91 60 to 930, or the very best stylos, just received and Tor salo by J. W. THRELKELD, ■ept 2d cornor Congress and Whitaker sts. B ACON.—35 casks Bacuii Sides for sale, loar rivo per brig Zorvasior, by Mg 2 I.OCKalT k SNEl.LINGS. F OR SALK ON THE WHARF- 100 bbls choico New Orleaus Molasses 210 whole and half colls Kentucky Ruihj 22 casks Clear and 10 do Ribbed Bacon Hides, received per brig ZorimHlcr. —-10 tugio LOCKETT Ir KNEI.L1NS. F LOUR.—ICO bbls. Oakloy Flour, just received Md for sale by D by sept 20 HO LCGMBE, JOHNSON A CO. measure; _ , __ t _ ? , Furuishiug articles of any description, call uud se lect from the largest nral best stock iu the city, at tho Star Em|K>rinm, 147 Bay street. . WM. O. PRICK, ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD. -— ul the Atlantic *■•, a °‘ l f R«llroa.L having adjourned to meet on tho 26th iustont, und It having been represented U> mo that tho lntorostof tlmt enterprise requires further timo lor the obtalmnout of siilihcripUons Ut tho Stock, and acquiescing in tho Justness ortho suggestion, the meeting ortho Board on the Sfltli ustant Is hereby postponed until the 22d day or October next, nt Mlilodgovlllo. .. . K- A. N1811BP, Chairman. Macon, Aug. 20,186« aug 30 /COTTON RAGGING—On Consi^nment-A V/ small lot Qunny Bagging, for sale ou modorato rmi. Apply to F. R. SHACKELFORD, sept 20—It — ovor Way It Taylor. UAUZLU, WORTH OOUXIY,-JA.. (IXISI OFF1CV. SUUNV.) Will jiractise in the Southern Circuit,ami iu Macon, Dooly aud Worth Countiesol'tbo Macon Circuit. Purlieulur attention giveu lo tbo collection ol clulms lo South-Western Georgia. Je2—Uni P. JACOBS, SEGAll AND TOBACCO STORE. surimeo, No. 118 Bay-streot opposilo the frbpVtrt tho Custom Houso. ly nor 8 No. 29, Ball street, (sign of the Big Indian.) N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand Spooteh, Hall, Siutuish, and Aumricuu Segura, at wholesale aud ro- all. Also, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Ad. Juncl — Insaruocc Broker and Notary Public. Marino Protests Noted and Extended, Average^ aiyustcd, Charter Parties and Avorago Bond* drawha Tapers prupnro.1 whereby to recover losses-from American or British Underwriters, and i^enlion given to all matters connected with shipping and In. surimeo. No. 118 Bay-streot ounoslte tha from JE88E T. BERNARiV " ATTORNEY AND COUNSKUHR AT LAW, Xewnauiville, Fla. Rercronce—Ceorgo l.. Brown, William Doll, New uatuvillc, Fla., K. D. Milton, Boston A VUlalonga. Savannah, Ga. myll