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|,0c A t. SEPTEMBER M» 18ft sicauamri FOint TOU e»msU iP N>« lltin 8 ale ’ T 0 ** 1 ** September 86, at jyciockP ro - an Ll?in ^ton, Thursday, Sept. ^.imw .onciocK a. m. ^ 8 ||»P Alabama. Saturday. ******* *42 „wt iu. v • c i^ l0t FOB BOSTON. ani5llip city of Bath, Tuesday, Sept 2i. at — ,.b in. fi 1 * poK rUlLADELFBU. .. jflship Tonawanda, Sstnrdty, October ^ af £ .(lock " m ' F0B Aunusxi. s«aa, Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 9 a. POU FLo1U1>a. every Saturday morning, at - - Reman Livingaton, >»■»**■» nhemoon. Timidn if* remain in tha riv j, : jni er earner L'* zieBakcr ’ UotW*' sylvan Shore, every Tuesday Burnlap.to j’CitiCli* ^IjVal and Departure of Trains. V,r Kl iuIL bOAI» DAILY PASSENGER UP T^tfN 4rr ‘^.d Macon * 4111 i.OI-V nOWS PASSENUEB THAIS D» vtS J ^i-jaat 8:45 a. M. D»'*sivanuah at «. r .SIGHT rASSESGEli THAIS anah at .......7:05*. ir. V.Tl'C al ' Lf’ rfS ^! drn" Arri'« -a at An; ; .Mac usuat ,...4:00 a. M. ,,u at .......7:00 a. It. noWS SIGHT PAS8KNOEB TSAIH. s Macon at. 5:40 P. K. “ ■ 8:25p.v. ..,.B:J09t.’». MUledgeville and Gordon trains connect with lllf ajvand down night passenger trains at Gordon. . {S u gulp it aii. no ad—gaily (Sundays ex- I aaved AU}< U3I “ £„ vta at Savannah at. Cepted) The ttsenshlp __ Heed here On Saturday' frnm ^ Captain Baker) Financial and Commercial. 19., ■•w T«k ftsihst. Hsnr Yoax, Wi hfwtsszjnSm. sttasassss fine State and Western; $7 30010 50 tor ordinary and aguaWMBa Southern Sour ia inn snd-aoderateiy active Sales 450 bbis at $ U 10012 75 for comrnoj to fafr " and country extras, and $12 85016 for trade and Mrtoft90d4^at$9@Uc.;$Mg«u«8#t8% ,, w -, local. The sales %x» 310,000 bushels uimouad el +W* same 'freighted well with merchandise and freight. The purser of the Nightingale, and Mr. Wm. H. field, the parser of the Livingston, will please accept our thanka for files of New York papers. .nr cNonog-^Aiaefiijon la directed to os in another column oj Wi N. Wilson, Collec tor of Internal Bevenne, with regard to spirits on hand September lat, 1808, not imported and branded. Otjh thanka are due Messrs. Estill k Brother foe late Charleston papers and Blfibhwood.'s Dfevtofr. C( TT ft SCtivlty noticeable. The demand ia partly speculative l f Tv 4—tSJ A-ci. cl t J V, The sales am 120,000 bush heated Chicago at 45047c.; The lassitude of our climate and the tendency to *“*“ * ' ■* — fevers, through prostration, render a general tonic of indispensable Importance. We know of nothing answering this parpGSe like the admirable Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir or Caswell. Mack k Co. It ia a triple tonta lining a combination of three of the best tooMs ofHhe Pharmacopeia: trao, Which dutches The blood; phosphorus, which renewrwaste of nerve tissue; and Calisaya, which affords vigor to the di gestive organs. The Elixir is palatable to the tagte. 4|tagethei, wp-knew of noiemgita that can comnari with it, Sold by Lippmak, Savanh^i. ' Tfi 3 Cholera never assumes its specific pestilential form until after it has given duo warning by manifesting its premonitory symptoms. These may exist-for days, or only fora few hours; bnt if Mabsdeh’s Caxminativ*■ Svbdp be administered when they first appaai^to.iilita cases oot of ten the disease will go no further; and even when the disease has ran into itssped*) ftwm, the mixture will save the great majority of cases. Take Ann’s Chebby Pectobal to atop your colds, conghB and bronchial affections befora they run Into consumption that yon cannot stop. aepM-lw ■f and $34088 to lor new do. - — 7X' ■ Btoftoftnlatakabeat dbrinar figora#. Saks of If # bbis. at $16 75019 60 lb* plain mean; $1$ 540)24 76 * f Wlto UflU ’>T; y - . Tiew bRef 1> entirely noaamaL ~ ftasmffZttUJUUA. is SnTi and rather' hoairy. Skies 6i 288’ bbis. 4nd tea. at 170lie. for Mo. 1< M0I8M br atty, and 19A19>je. for fair to pitma steam and' kettle rends Mkkswax—Bemaiua Steady at 48041a Ibr yd Shi|i{lin| :e. fllttUUrt Ahtonwue—Ttole Day. Leaves Savannah at. Trnvcd at Tiiomasville at i Ivca Tiiomasville at *••••• u rives ^ Savannah at ..7:30 a. K. ..7:30 f. M. ..G:u0a. M. . .6:10 P. M. 8an risen.. Sun sets... At Tybee... 8« 6 68 HIOBWATBK. ’ 6 45IAt Port 7 14 MAN SLAUGHTE It. i ■ . ' “ ’V" r r -r » PORT OF SAVANNA n. } «. ! — > * ' r "’' Examination Before Coroner Myers. — . ^ j. to? o roH.q SUNDAY, Sept. 23, I860. r,s/!i ?**«*«?■; niAA „ D s a tunlay night, shortly after twelve o’clock, the . Itv of Yamacraw was the scene of a murder ’ j, cr eated considerable exeitemeut, and whkk ntio&cd during yesterday. From what we could -n. i*atridi Murner and some friends got intoadia- -, n inch partook somewhat of a domestic \j quarrelling at the corner of. luh iu street, were joined by Mr. Jno. OMey. After .^in- a short time Casey made a remark which .-iida't suit Mumer, when the latter struck the former isdtbe blow was returned with more telling effect Mumer was knocked down, and after gaining his y-rtwas made to touch the ground a second and third nw. aiitl at last pulled out a ‘knife, which he used D'ijD tic ribs and face of Ca3ey. After the wounds n,re inflicted Casey remarked that he had been ett 1 md made tiis way to a friend’s house, where he •ikn care of, but after suffering for about an hour he breathed his last in a house at the corner of Ifehm and Mill streets. The Coroner, Dr. Myers, was notified of the murder about two o’clock on Sunday morning, end about six o'clock had his jury summoned and commenced taking the evidence, which will be found below. Patrick Murner, the man alleged to have killed 'mcy. was taken into Coart to-day, and waa identified by imwt of the witnesses. He was committed to jail bv Justice Juo. A. Staley, and on Wednesday next will have a further hearing. < Win. Cass sworn, says:—Last night, about 12 o'clock ira little before t this man C'ascy stepped up while I waa ulkiu^' to Patrick Mumer and asked him what I was Z about; Murner replied that it was none of his Jns; then Murner struck him with his fiat—they LaJ a regular hand to hand light to themselves; Casey g 0t the best of me hfc'lit, then Murner got loose and drew a kmie or some other instrument, aud struck him two or three times; I got hold of the instrument but kt it louse, fearing 1 would get cut; this man <>ev hallooed he was cut aud left; the next time I him he waa lying just where he is now (in front of Dmiel Smith's liquor shop); all of this too* place on me c jruer of Full in aud Indian streets; he was not dead, and I went fur assistance. Peter Ward sworn, says:—I saw these two men, Ca- 5.) and Patrick Murner, striking at each other, about, 12*or 1 o’clock; I saw Casey put Murner down; he -truck at him: Casey then got up, and the next time I 5.1W Casey he was lying on his back, at the other side of the engine house, corner of Falun and Indian -tree:-; the next thing I heard was Casey say. ** 1 am cut.” twice; a man by the name of Christopher Rus s’11 .-truck me on the side of the jaw; after that ine and <. ash came here and found Casdy lying ou the ground; he was not dead; lying still, groaning; we 'li n urn: off to look for a policeman, aud returned to tke body with two policemen and found Casey iusen- iibl-; lie knew none of us; when we four got up to tasty we haw Pat Murner coming in the direction iruui the Central UailroaU, with Christopher Russell, auiu-d us at the body; Mr. Cass then told the police- u*-;u that Mumer was the man, and to arrest him aud &VMii;Uiry then took Mr. Cass, Allen and myself to llrt Barracks. kiL. k leii sworn, says :—Between 12 and 1 o’clock hk bju.-u.ng, Mr. Ward and myself were down be- J-wihi c: g.ne Lous*?, on F%hm street; there was a nun l»y ;hc name of Dick Broderick on Falun street; be wauicdtuquarrel with this man who is dead; I t>"k ho,do: liroderick aud quieted him; then these lnt b were n^hting, Murner and the man who is dead. J/r. Hard luld uie that Murner cot this man who was killed; a man by the name of Bussell came up and struck Hard and knocked him down; 1 took id liueHcll and tried to pacify -him; I got L;m luafied: Mr. Ward aud me left in company Mr. Cass ; wo came up to the corner otluuidu lane and i<ahm ptreet, and heard a man criMiinitf uu the corner of Fahm and Mill streets; this 2i«n iiusseil and Murner passed up by us where we *trefunding over the dying man; Mr. Ward and Mr. Cdas went for the police, aud as soon as the police *iac)ii the ground these two men, Russell and .Mur- turned down Fa Urn e-treet, to the body and wanted ^ku-jw what was the matter; Mr. Cass ordered the 1 > '-'.*.1U"U to arrest Murner, as he was the man who biur'i.Tctl him; Mr. Ward told the policemen to arrest Ku«>. u, oa be had knocked him down. Moms Muruhy, sworn:—I saw John Casey last Light about UaiTpust el ven; to the beat of my opin- •ou 1 bad one or two drinks with him at' the time at Mr. Gary’s,on Fahm street, near river; after that I earn,; out with Casey and a crowd; I did not know their names; 1 saw a cro*dat the comer of fahm and Indian street, N. E. side; I thought they were in- • chned t<»quarrel, but knew' none of them; I went up Indian street tu where I boarded and remained there until this morning. Dr. ihoN. Smith sworn, says:—I found externally twu wounds in the left side* and on the face; found the upper wound on the left side about four inches below the axilla, passed obliquely downward and for ward, passing through the interspace of the sixth and seventh ribs, the weapon chipping off a piece of the Mxtli r;b; it then passed .through the lower lobe of the leu lung and directly into the left ventricle of the jaart; the upper wound,which, in my opinion, caused the death oi the deceased was about one and a quarter ihihts in length Bujierficially, and about three and a hail niches in depth; from the nature of the wounds, ;l . 15 !u y opinion that they were inflicted with a dirk- skaped instrument. • • • « Ibejury, a:ter an examination of the evidence, ren- Itred a verdict that the deceased, Jolpi Casey, cine t0 his by a wound inflicted with a dirk knile ' r other similar instrument, in the bands of Patrick Mumer, at a time when they-were engaged in a fight, Patrick Murner being at tho time in a state «fintoxication. . r Sleamship Nightingale, Carpenter, New York— Hunter A tiammel. . tMeauubtii Herman Uvikgston, Raker, New York— Wilder k Fullarton. Steamer Lizzie Baker* King; Palatka. eb?>-QUg horn k Cunningham. lea red. Steamship Toiinwafida, Teal, Ptiiladelpiiiu—Hunter ftd.aiuiell Sr , _ Steamer Uzsie Baiter, 10a#, Foiatka—O$0i7a ft. Cminingfiam.' -" hH*- k *pfa; Per Bteaumhip TonawaucWfSftr Pbiladelphto—484 bales upland cotton, 226 do domestics, 999 emptj bbla and halt tibls, 12 sacks ffcound peas, 10 sacks Stopty bags, 23 pkgs mdse, 1 bbis and 14 bait Mils ala, 17 bbla and % casks dried frnlt, 2 anchors, 7'bales waste, 4 baUa bagslsg, U bales paper stotsk. Per steamship Sau Salvador, for New York 681 bales upland cotton, 21.do sea island do, 4 do jiarns, and sundry pkgs mdse. ‘ Paistageri. Per steamship Herman Livingston, front New York ■J F Mullalg, W V Wilson, W H Hall, J N Dunn, Chas Gariese, E G While, L J G 8 White, B F Pettv, 5 OverstreetoJ stnfckland. Samuel Leon. J P Ger man, T G Johnson, G W Haas and wife. Mrs Wood ruff, Mrs Scattergood and child, Mrs 1> oullivan aod child. Miss .sulliran, Mr Lauder. J K Saurestrie, J C Brnyn, D B Woodruil B W Scsttorgood, Mrs M B Bassett, Mrs 8 Pease, J W Eppes, lady and child. J H Meinecke and wide, D Baucken, wife and child. Miss P Sawyer, Mrs FitspatricK, Jacob Scamou, wife iod child, Mr Woorick, Mr Grave, W B K Jonnson, W W Ward, J S Ate-, Isaac Kuberahaa and wlfat'li:ss Liz zie Pope, Miss J E Petty, Mad G Giknlot, Mrs F L Thompson, 8 B Palmer, 0 Apple, J 8teenhard. 14 Steenhard, M Asher, J EichKsum, L slmou, J Rosen- feld, U Behrens, P J Arnett aud family, H Nashiiauui, Collin, Miss V W/atlSa, Mrs 8 Datspeev, Mr C Burgliard, John Moore, MhH Blau«e>tJKdas — j Uulherford, 0 8 WiKins Jl Mrs Ciooper, » OfM^i Coley, A^flasi«hJV R Hatuiir and lady. Miss M H Baiwaff, Mrs C*8S, ffLuckle and Join A Cheney, N Cowles, Thru Meagher. A Plei John Gordon aud ld,ly, M G Bass, a Millington, J M H. rsey, M Brown, W Uncks, J W Stansberry, U Mc- Connor, J Anglin, Tboe AngUn, John Batter, Ml sherd Butler, J McCormack. C ' Per steamship San Salvador, for Hew York—He] Cochran. K dsaacs, Mrs Dr Nash. U W Kobinsoo, Mrs Mills, O N Freeman. Miss Maria Randolph, Alfred Pirn, li 8 Banka, M Dessau, W Wimberly, E E Wil lard, K Robinson, John Pavy, G Stark, Mrs F Clark, S Hollister, Jno Brtsseloe, E Darlin, C K Seward, E Cleaveland, R Cogdell. LT Stuart, A R Hopkins, T Balzell, Paul Wolff, V B McArthur, Mrs J G Mehr- tens, and 6 steerage. Per steamship Tonawanda, for Philadelphia—Mrs M Roberts, Mask Davidson, T E Fell, Csaslgneei. rer steamship Nightingale, from Naw York—Am Ex CO, C N Averitl, T W Allen. J. "V Anderson. A A G U It. C Appel. B. J U llalshen, W Barnett, K Bal- fore, W R Boggs, F Brown, Brigham A Baldwin. Bed, Wylly k Christian, Ciagborn k Cunningham. Cham pion A Freeman, C F, S M Golding, M A Coned, Cnane k Graybill, Central R H. J P CoUids, Cooper, Olcotts A Farrelly. M Doyle. P Dzialynski, Duncan A John son. LtK Darnels, Einsielu A Eckman, Erwin k Hat dee, M C Ferst, H L FrleUenberg, Gerard A Kir S Coelet, L i Gallimmin. C D Gilbert, Heidt A Holcombe A Co, M B Hasett, Geo 11 Hudsuu, Alex Hardee, G M Heidt, A Hartridge, J A Hardee, Ken neth McL t Co, H Kohler. Laihrop A Co, Lovell A L, LaRoche, West a Daniels. Lippman A Bra J M Lederer, G Laurant. K W Marsh, M Meyer, Meiubard A Bro, R Mclutyie, J C Maker. J McMahon, S 8 Mil ler. Miller A Bro, Nat Ex Co, E L Neidiliiger, T Nu gent, Nicholson x Me Stair.Palmer A D.*ppis t,T Pep per, C D Rogers, H Reseller, R uulaii A Co, R. W K Ray. C Rotiischiid, Rothschild A 8 So Ex, W H Stark Solumoa A Co, Stone, Stunti» A- 8, Sanderson <8 W, F W Sima, L Me Gurley, K8 Tatcm, Ylson A Gordon. B F Ulmer, J L Vitialonga, E O Wads. C White, Wil liams A Son, H Wertzoerger, WeH A M, TH WHUag- ham, Watts, McOea A Co, H Wilcox, Warren A Bro, W C, W 0 B, E L Woodward. .' Oawdles—Are steady With a fair bfislntos at 22023c. tor Adamantine, 40c, for SpcnaWAd 50c. Ibr Coffee—All kinds remain steady with a' demand.' The stock of Rio bere fs 68,888Tsu.. Carroir—The market to day a very mnen excited. Salop of 2,000 bales at 36c. for Middling Uplands mad' 37o v M'New Oritonswnd TStsK- Ftpd—Dry Cod are firm with a fair business, St $7 500$ jbr Grand Bank and ft. George’s. Mackerel are daUaad nominal. . • ' Guirsias -Are dtdl hut steady at <MJ40fTa far hS(C. and 36038c. for (doth. Hex—la in smaU supply, and with a good demand ] >ric4s ate firm at 9009^:. for shipping, and $1 J0@f 40 tor retail lota. us—tours are flrp, anil in ilem wid srt$ 00, Lnu.—Rockland is firm and ia fhir demand, at $1 70 isr coamssna, mod $2 10 for lamp. , , Monmsai^Hs £p active demaod.. but jricss aye heavy. Sales of 20U hbds Muscovado 75p pisis. pad 30 tleKGS aod 28 bbte. aod 290 hbds. Porto Rioo at 67a SIM—We bsar of uo totes, am . , . Suoxifc—Raw sugars are in fair demand sad firm. Sales of LOPOkAda Cuhaat antta.husae ns—s sill r R-fln-fl irninTnr' ■- Tallow.—The market ip teirly active, without change of ftaporUnoe. Sales or 180J)88tt« . at 12«© UXc. Whiskey.—The market is firm. Sales of 40 tibia, at 38037a for Western in bond. [From Murray, Ferris A Co.’s Circular.] r New You; Sept 19,1866. 88ace 'our autftar of ttaaoath toptaat, we oan report 1 active demand for Cotton, and with the advance in Liverpool of tRe 17th, to 1»>4A. toga—* with tho un. favorable accounts from toe crop, 1 prices have ad vauced, closing firm at our figures. We oaote KUk dling Uplands St 34c.; Florida 31Xc.; Mobile 06c.-j New Orleans and Texas 36c. Sales tor the week, 18,288 halsai' Recstpta attics lat inst., 15,300 bales. Cbude Tubpejitihe—Is firm, with sales from $4 75 to $4 90. npiys Tukfbntihs—Continues to arrive freely.but market remaina steady at 85086^0, Receipts for . week, 2,675 bbis. . ^ Common Rosins—Are Pearce, with a demand for ex port at $3 8004; Summed and No. 2, $405i No. 1 and Pale, $607 5ft Receipts for the week. 9,786 hbtS- Exporta, 4,292 bus. Gunxx cloth—Is lower and quiet at 36c. RorxJ-JSti, UKa; MestOtor Hat—Is aettve sud s Smuts TubpSntine—Bbis. Baltimore Market. Baltimobs, Sept. 18. Corns. — No transactions today. Samples of bark Aqntdneek's cargo warn on the mark at. Quota tions nominally unchanged. ' nctivs, aod market Bfoad^ at 33a lor ide—Receipts have fallen off from the West, our market having foiled to respond to the late advance esUblisbed both at Cincinnati and Chicago. Western Flour is offered here fully 75a bbl. less than it can at present be laid down hers for, including all expenses, commissions, Ac. Still the market is Inac tive, except tor choice Supers, wbioh are very scarce, and will continue so, on account of the absence of low grades of winter wheat throughout' the epuntry this season. Choice Howard street Baker to held at $18’6<t 011 for retail lute. City mills do. $10010 25. Sales are limited to the wants of the Wade; very little in quiry for export. We repeat quotations as follows: Kowild atrwst Super and Cut Axira^...$10 3(010 50 Howard street Extra Shipping 12 00012 50 Howard street Retailing... -m». .. 12 500ia, 90 Howard street Family 14 00014 60 Ohio-Super and Cut Extra- 9 75010 25 Ohio Extra Retailing 12 00012 50 Ohio Family 13 26014 00 Northwestern Super 9 25010 00 ‘ Tj 11 25/011200 Northwestern Extra..,...,. :J-........... 11. - —- - irfoo0io *5 Northwestern Extra City Hits Saner........... City Mills Shipping Brands Arrival of the Ksnkel Treatpe. imniiR the arrivals at the hotels last n<ght, we no- 'int of the Kiukel Troupe, who are stopping at Sirivcu House. This is one of the best troufes of niiugtrels now in the United Staten, Siyl the ’’ J l‘r. Mr. George Kunkcl, has been in the business ■T:!:*-l:ist fifteen years. He is well known in this a| T’ iw iuilted in every city in the Uhfcm, and the Ditues of most of_the company are not unfamiliar to lovers of that kinil of music. We were glad to ^t-onroldaequaintoncc, Hugby Dougherty, than •- to there is no better negro delineator orptoform- the Southern country, and who ia a peculiar fa- 1 " ■ t’veiywhere ’ he performs. They commence •■vssjn at the Thaatre to-night, which wiH continue f ’tie wepk, aud as amusement in this city bafh0n ’■aewhat slow of late,"our citizens wftl have mi'$p- i finnity to pass at least one pleasant and agreeable ''“nig. ■ I’ehsox-al.—We had the pleasure'or greeting in our' 'See yesterday Mr. Juo. A. Grubb, the general Ravelling agent of the Tallahassee (Fla.) Sentinel. 5. visits this city for the purpose of soliciting pa- trooage fur his paper, which is published tri-weekly, "ith a large circulation in Florida and, aa we -ye 1 - in- l j naed, iu Southwestern Georgia. The Sentinel is a inndsomely printed and wall-filled paper, and in view ot the commercial relatione soon to exist between this % ind Florida, is entitled to the favorable consid- ttatiou of our merchants. Ceatifnni per tsatral R. R, Sept *2, 249 bales cotton, 52 do ynrn, 5 <J° domestics, 32 bbis dried fruit, IS do apples. 7 bains o'd rope and bag ging. 118 ak# Wheau 42 cars lumber and mdse, to Wilder A Fullarton. A Wilcox A Co, Brigham, Uolat A Co, 8 0 11 tunes. Hunter A Gsmtnell, Brady A Mo ses, Bradley, Mill A Co, Clark, Jones A Co, Johnaton, Woods A Vo, Wasttharn, W A Co. A A Solomons * Co. Linville, E Warren, Hilton A Randall, WadleyA Mlllen. Petal, Tucker A Wright, Latlirop A Co, W fl S ark A Co, A A Cf R R. Crane A GraybllL ffli—ln A Eckman. T H Austin, ftart^^ardeO^^Woods. Is. Arrivals at the Hotel PULASKI HOUSE-W. H. WilVbbMR*: a W BcitlergooiTnnd lady, Macon D B Woodruff, wife and 2 children. Macon D J Bau, Macon ,W W-W»t4-Ga - ■ - „ J KaBetaiiat and lady, O* JOS White, U-8 A H Shubsrt, NT’ M Asher, do John W Bppea, lady and •hild. Fla C Arnett, MT and torn children, Ga Uhl Belie Arnett- Mias Mary Arnett Miss Bailie Arnett 1F PeOry aed dnhfhter Ala GeoG Wilbur, mw. H Mesbatam, PhUa R J Manter, Ga J S Acer, Columbus JHBlMuwlb August* M whdkwoith, (to G M Haas and lady, Ga MissM Strauss, On Julius Kauluiao, Ga T Lyon, Ga J Hibbcrneeke nod wBs, Augusta Mrs Sancben and ehHAran, Augusta Henry Gerkep. Augusta Capt J B Buker, do The Fall Season.—The ran*'oh flight 1*®* tad the effect of cooling the atmosphere, and day ana yesterday broad cloths and winter c * <Te in requisition. It was gladly welcomed aa l a pt to drive away the cholera and tho malarial fever 1 *'tach had been showing itself for several weeks, Daria b' the early part of the week the mortuary state- “vat was large, but during the latter .part Hfed aa- "“■ned ;ts old healthy look, and should me 000^ 'either continue we may look for a greater reduction. r * cl ,on Sale—The attention of our readers i* ’’dl- Ch ^.«° iho advertisement of Messrs. Bell. Wylly % of r ! 5 ' Un aun °nncing for sale, at ■ low price, ’■ cargo lie now discharging at Bolton's wharf. ' This i* a ptt *l chance for a bargain. t , ! ’ lasoN *i—The many friends of Dr. W. Johnson, e 'veil-known dentist, will be glad to learn that he u returned from a trip to the *j—tjl Sulims ’ il e practice of his profession at hi* old othce Wfer the Lunher Cutter’s Bank. ~ x W* Mr. L. ■ PAVIUOKHOTRL-JKK.SWWfe . T IIjUIPbd. JJPilllffti t> * Ifc) tf Tlik’Oja NY p Jeuultou, do' IpGDanow, FIai ?»}!i MARSHALL HOUSR-A. ft CMft H-Denan. Macon ' |C Barghalil.-Fla D O smith, wasa E Garvin, Fla- •>. Hiram spauldlng. Mass Ji OventweL Ga . J A Freeman, Fla |S Wamick. Fla K Schuster, K) ftMalllyf Sauta Fe I R barker, Ahjf—k • .. R M Daniel, Nat Rx |w T Wright, steamakip U J Uwitoiytbn, Kto | Llviox4i>ii * f Wm Phillips, BteamaMplw H Smith, a Uvingstoa Nlghungile U A Palmer. do • H S B«i», Nightingale IpHtagear. * - »A J J H Beers. go IWa H Ktald, do •J B »Hg.Oa Wm Grlffyle Juo W Pries and lady | ■ SORBYEN HOUSE—G. MoGlNLX. would direct attention to the advurtisamant at J. Josephs, in another column, ot a Uhl dog. he animal is , favorite, and any one returntog him ^ get the promiaad raward, " " 80 Dante), Mason W Clarke, A lly . 8 Halllday, Fhte^ S H Foulard, MR Cowles, G* New-; have on hand a.«—U canaigitoWt can aiada Gunn; Wagging, weighing two and a half pounds to the yard, an part nr to the Imported Mttdt, oepn-st r. w. sims * oa laneouss LINVILLE & GLEASON. nr 4L' Jdfen^beet, Weft 0f Martak,' ; ' -Sff , » Th’. . rrtxjra jtlnO ... MERRITT, WALCOTT* CO. f 54"CnrtM Street Uv Tirt, 1 OF ALL com OF Botai,.Ruta, Waahera, Sett Screws, Tape aad R he., ha, anhdealorg in all kinds at Railroad, St* ihtpandRngmeer*i Supplies, Gila, Taratoh, PaiM, Hempaud Rudhhr.Packing; OakTamac&And Rubber Belting, Brpftffcifga Citifying aud J—lfeg Ham- Tiers, File^HHMbw 9*8 Pipe. IvriiA Oig—r and Haws. Pomps, Suapi Whhules, Steam and Wa _ _ TStfBflPttsa k OO.TLneUdMatoAftMtahie SM— DESffidfitf FAHM AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, October 2d, will be aoU in boat of the L'onrt Hoaae, that desirable FARM OF22 Y^glPf with taiprovancuU, two miles from the city, on the Middle Ground road. The improvements »aa«i«E of a fine DWefflng 40x33 feat, in perfect order, 8 roams; atitoti’sj Kitohsn. lfatoy. wMUa Weil of goad wafer. Thar* — n number at choice Fruit Tamo and Grape "then, and a Flower Garden'. The Furniture' and arming Dtadli can bo purchased at private aele. Rial OwahaM.oaab, anofourth to mx awwiba. and ano-tkiiOb ui twelve utoniha; aaourod by men- gage, bearing interoat, purchaser paying for title aud suuigage and ' | ’ Georgia Chemical Works, - J J ^*§VAftMA«, G) a, ; W E ABM MOW PREPARED to supply the trade 'ftHfh lutierlor urand of MOAT, MANUFACTURED AT THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL : C-WURKK. , It 18 now in use by —uy families in the city, giv ing perfect satisfaction in every case, and has been ini rodneed into the Laundries of the priudpal Hotels, t > the exclusion of all other*. O. tiers addressed td the undersigned will have prompt attention. PURSE A THOMAS, A6Ein$EORGU CHBtpCAL WORKS, sepS-ln ' H7 Bay street. Sales today 1501 1 by City Mills Shipping Brands Extra". 13 50014 00 Baltimore, Welch'aand Greenfield F«m’y-15.600 Baltimore High Grade Extra 14 750 Rye Flour 6000625 Corn Meal—City 4 5004 62>j Goain.—Cora—4JSQ0 hash, white, and 1,800 bush, yellow received; market still unsteady. Included in the sales were 2,500 bush, white prime, at 93c.; 1,400 fair to good, 88090c. Oats—3,000 bush, offered mud sold, embracing2,000 bush, at 4P043c; bad .#50 bfeih. choice 48c. - Naval Storks.—We quote Spirits Turpentine quiet; aodt tales 66067a W gallon. Rosin is dull; quote nomiuel, via: For commu 11, $3 37)403 75; No. 2, $4 04 60 M bbLjNfe L $5 6007. Psovkioss.—We still report an active consumptive demand for Bacon; sales 75 to 100 hbds.. Including 'Shoulders at 17HC.; sides12O02 )>ic.; and dear-libbed do. 20)40.; Hemp, 25026a for sugar-cured. Mess Pork •came and held firm at 84>4036c. Bulk Meats, nomi- ato, aa foot quoted. Lard, quiat: far City 20a; Western 21o. in tierces; skies small; Baltimore Befiued, 2314c. Rice—Is quiet; stock small and confined to Bangobu, _rhich is quoted at 9J40TOC.; Carolina ia nominal in the absence of atock at 12 )4014c. Sudan.—We report sales to-day aa follows: 65 hbda. Porto Rico, at n*@14)4c. ; 48 do. Demerara vacnam pan, at 15>4016>ic.;) 115 hbds. 28 tiercea English Island, for refining, prices not transpired. Whiskey.—Supply of Western, in bond, is confined to a few hundred bbis., aud held firm at $2 38; retail lota are still quoted at $2 3902 40 F gallon. Philadelphia Market. * ■ WxoNicaoAY, Sept. 1$—fcviting. Cotton.—There is a fair businesa doing at an ud- Aboat 909 bales of Middlings Boldin lota at F Jhfor nplauds aad New Orleans,. JOHN f MAHON l 00., Ctner Broifttn aH Jefrai Sts., Offer for sale the following stock of tiBDCEBIKSi&o. 300 BBLa ‘ various grades. ,-M*bbl*. Purto Rico and Muscovado Sugars. 100 bbis. Clarified Sugars. ^ A'j d^fiila. Craihad and Powdered Sagfiin. > 160 sacks Rio Coffee. ?' ;’***8f8Javja Coffee. 100 c addin Green awl Black Teas—choice, j laBbagesftWii. 60 boxea assorted Candy. ' 38 hhds. Bacon. 6 $hte bugar-cared Hams. 25 packages Leaf Lard. 20 bbis. Syrup, 38 bales Assorted Yarns. 26. bales Guuey.Oloth. 4f. 20 bales Domestics. 10,00) yards Sea Island Cotton. 600 lbs. Twine. 16 boxea Chewing Tobaccp—5s and 10a. 20 boxes Grant fit Williams’, tphoxte Ctioiee Chewing. / , 60,000 Segars, various bran Is. Together with , PULL. STOCK OF GOODWIN OUR LINE. . AVe also offer 6,000 bush. White Corp, choice. 3,000 bosh. Feed, do. 1,500 hush. Oats. 200 sacks bran. l.noo bales *HJy. se4-lm nm ■Y ftfeOh * MEVEIL THIS DAY. fiiibintoa&t, ai teo ctoek, wtilbs aoU. 6 casts IGoohenand liairj LFtour, 10,006 Cigars, 10 boats Soap, 35 caeca Champagne, quarts and pinto, > boxea Tomato Cats, Smoking Tobacco, An aaaortment of Furniture. MOT: 1 Sewing Machine, in good mder, I zssz&asr i • IM w’etoeh as. eep24-lt Wdl aaii asabovs ea-o to leun day, Sept. M. For freight or p latoge, baring superior accommo- dattoas, apply to ’ _ ' Mi H. HARDER. aepu Philadelphia and Southern Mall Steamship Co. . For Philadelphia. ■V *. S. WAUH. On TUESDAY, October 2d, will be sold in front of the Court House test valuable TRACT OF LAND there utiles from the. city on the White Bluff Staff road, containing 97 acrea,about 40 of arhich are cleared and plan led an a garden, and the balance well wooded. It not sold in a body', it will to divided and suit ia lota of five acres or wore, to aait purchasera, giriaga front on the rota to each. The laud ia well adapted tor gardening. ate. ' asp24-eod6t UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. BY ftftf JLs WYLLY ft CHRMWM. THIS DAY, -in Lower Stores,’ ou Waftergh’a wharf, . ,t 10)4 o’clock, wlU be ata., 318 sacks Coru marked B. 151 sacks Cora uiarkpd N. 171 sacks Corn marked F, damaged on board of abhooaer Maggie k Lucy an her ptoarB# from New York fo this port, and aenl under inspection aud by 1111 inphininltlnni of Port Wacdyua for account of Under aitocts and ffl concerned. sep94 ; -A?. Tonawanda, ' J. TRAL, Commander, WiU mil for the above port *u latanlay, Offabto 8, at — ehiaeff — at. -S-l.’ AT - For freight or paasage, having sap rlor accommo- dai ions, apply to sep24 ’ HUNTER A OAMMRLT, For Augusta AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LA&DI8GS ON THE SAVANNAH RIVER; HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI TURE AT AUCTION. BY ML.!., WYfiLV & CHBISTIAM. Will be sold on TUESDAY next, 25th inst., st Ihd red- dance of Mr. M. J. Salomons, on Te/lbr, one door weet af Bernard street, - * SeU ot Hue Perlor FuruiUire, Dining Boom Funu- ture. Bedroom Furnitnti, Mirroru, Wtilutmda, Bed- diug, BureiuM, and in feet tfie contonta of the whole home aud kilcheu. loo aumeroua to mention. Ale one fine Piano, with stool and cover. Tormu owb. aep21 ADA1N IS'l'ltAltJ tto sale. BY BELL. WYLLY ft . IthtSTlAH. WiR to sold in front of tha Court Hoaae, on the first TUESDAY in November, betweeu the legal hours of sale; _ Western half Lot No. 15, Warren Ward, with 1m proveuieute, subject to a grupnd rent ef seven dollar, and fifty cents per annum. Terms cash. Purchaser paying for titles. eep21 ANDREW M. BOSS, Admr. THE ■ STEAMER B W ^ N Will leave as above on Wcjiaeaday, Sept’r *8, at 9 •'clack a. at. For freight or passage, apply on board or to M. A. COHEN, Ageht.- P. 8.—Freight received at all times at the ificlo- snre on the wharf, adjoining tho Lower Rice Mill, and forwarded with dispatch. sepM-ii GARDEN LOT AT AUCTION. BY BELL, WYLLY ft CHRHTUI. On the the first TUESDAY in October next, in front •of Ihe-Court House, between the legal hours of rale, Will be sold: 27>4 acres (more or leas) situated 2>4 miles from the city, between the Louisville Rood and Canal—20 acres cleared ground, aad the mat well timbered. Terms cash. Purchaser payiug for titles. eep21 Floob. The market continues firm, and them is a ataMli demand from tha home trade. AboptAMp bbis sold in lot*, iucladiag— .. Northwest superfine $7.5008.00 Northwest extra .9.0008.66 Northwest extra family U.80012.75 Pennsylvania and Western superfine .8.6O0ROO Pennsylvania and Western extra 9.00011.80 Pshnsylvantaand Western extra family. .12.09013.50 Pennsylvania and Western fancies 14.00018.00 Kye flour.....: 6.0006.28* P “^^“^™weilmfrntined.--^fe to very little doing in the way of salsa, reported at $34 60 per barrel far new Meee Pork, 210 28a per lbfor plain and fancy toeon. toats, ,J0J4020a - . pickled do., 16a for salt shoulders, 20)4a for prime •d, in Bbis and tea, and 25033a per lb for Mvrmnm^Oontlnu** very duff. 8maB taw of btos are making at $2 37 for Pennsylvania, and $2380340 saBSSl Kc UIEE1110 88% ** per gallon fog Qhl 1 M jkxaaN’ra, %pi*tob6T ft The following am the quotation, for the hading articles of memhandlae ekumemted: CoKN.—WhitoOoca...... $13fi 01J6 Mixed or Yellow 120 0j98 Bacon.—Shoulders.(scarce). 0 V£S525£ttJ:&::rx3X3ii&3 Clear Ribbed Bides....,, 22)40 23 btra Family and Fjtoily 111!"“ »60016A0 AwRtuta MAywbt,' " ■' •“ AttaUW*. September 21. CotraoN.—Ttofs was a pod-demand to-day. We 31,8 at 32,68 at 32)4, file* 3»h, 4 at 34, aad 2 totes at 1000 HUM !fffl sate, cheap 1?^ -orl WANTED TO PONCtMISE, A TWO STORY MNK ftWWUNG. Mast ha tocSta^T. attod nafthSoyNNivtofffttofi. •uitiiig PArtlcolMki 'M FaTOWMM' Rute-tr am Notice. . ©:r^ .Sdfiiyi America, o^rt FRESH GROUND CR1TS Ann CORN MSAL, REMOVAL. JOSEPH .'A. ROBERTS, (Late of Columbus, Ga,) has Removed to 14 Stoddard’s Upper Range. /'tONBIGNMKNTS of Cotton, Wool aad Produce V^* generally, respectfully soiicite-1. Advances made on most liberal Terms. Goods for tho interior forwarded with care and dlaptop. _ 4. sepl-lm VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUC TION. BY BELL. WYLLY ft CUKIST1AM. Will be sold In front of the Court House, on. the first TUESDAY in October, between the legal hours of ■ale; • - No. 881—496 acres Coffee oounty, 6th District. NJ. 614—490 do do . do do do No. 207—490 do do do do do No. 301—(98 do do do do do Terms cash. Purctoeere paying tor titles. eepST ADMINISTRATORS SALE. BY BELL, WYLLY ft CHRIRYIAB. Will to sold on the first TUESDAY in November, front of the Court House, between the legal boom of aate. Lot 108, nth District, 2d 8ection, Cherokee county, 40 acres. * Lot No. 271. 2d District, 4th 8ection, Cherokee connty, Lot No. >94, Hth District, Lee county, 202)4 acres: Lot No. 11a, loth District, Dooly county, 'JO'Di acres. Lot No. 186, 14th District, Dooly county, 202)4 acres. Sold by pertnitoion of the honorable Court of Ordi nary of Chatham county as the property belonging to the estate of George A. Asb, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate. Terms cash on day'of sale; purchasers to pay for papers. BENJAMIN UKOVKN8TE1NK, sopl-J ' Administrator. OU aihVBKH LHL Lem erery .Tnesiayj land Saturday. For Palatka, K Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. M. RY’S, FEHNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and elegant steam packets, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KINO, and SYLVAN SHORE, papL JAMES TUCKER, having been specially fitted ap for this rente »lth ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. by Hell, wylly ft chuistiak. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in November, In front of Che Court House, between the legal home of sale, Eleven-(11) Shares CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK, sold bj order of the Court of Ordinary for the benefit of the heir& and creditors of the estate of the late Mies- Elizabeth B. Barnwell, deceased. JOHN B. BARNWELL, sepl9 Administrator. PRICES! aad opened tha LARGEST DRY GOODS fo’ lfe found la tuts city, and which we offer at LOWBB PRUftHthan they caa to bought’br at awy other house, consisting In part of u. jO / Goods Into Cloths aad Cassimerea » >and Drills s aad Laces Hair Rolls and Curts •A i. radleyfe Ktoprese TraDa Handkercbtefs’ flHWTCW ABCKBAMy ay21ir 1 - 161 Congress street, HaVANNAH, <78. _ Pirtt MbRrtay in October.\i b., toss.) appHca Uea wut be Bwie by me-to toe Conrf of Orffaarv of THOMAS IL MAXWELL, Johnston, Woods k Co., Generali CbiwWila’W Merchants Mo. $0 Middirfi lows* heap, SAVANNAH, GA. CUTT08 •epl-tf TO TWEB AND DEALERS. invite c VsToheentn of twU« and Ssvannab, September 7, ISfd. uaxaK l Having accepted **». Regular Auction Sales A OF Horsed, Moles, Cattle, Wagfins, Baggies, CARRIAGES, fte.. At the Veterinary Stables of ft W. CAMPBELL, on Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets, wdl commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, aud every Wednesday thereafter. aepl4-tf Administrators sale. BY BELL, WYLLY ft CHRI6TU*. Will be sold by order of the Court, la front of the Court House, uu the V4R8T TUESDAY ia October, between Lite legal hour* of aate, 490 ACRES WF LAND in Appling connty, Olli district. No. 916. Also, in Union couuty, 7th district, 1st section, No. 1(4, con taining 1(0 acres. Also, 40 shares Georgia Railroad slock. Sold or the benefit of the heirs aad credi tors .if we estate of B. King. Terms cash, purchaser to pay lor Utica. $n28-tfl» Administrator. EXECUTORS SALE. BV V. J. WAUH. On TUESDAY, October 2d, will to sold in front of tto Coart Bnn. east half of lad No. 81, Coiambia gad, subject to a ground reot of $1L80 per annum, with improvements, a Dwelling with four rooms, aad Ha ip yard. at half of Lot Ma-18, Groan Ward. Ground rent, ALUO, ' 40 aharen Oeafral Railroad stock. Sold for mdtttehto aatoogto «h* tofts. Terms cash, purotoser paying for littas aad sti autatda EXECUTOR’S SALE BY TffiOBAS J. WAUH, On TUESDAY, October 2d, wilito sold in firaat of the Court Moose. 6SI SMALL WOODEN BUILDfNO, on ttosoaUi- sru quarter of aaat haflof Lot No. 31, Colnmbto Ward, froatmg ou York street lane. Sold for (ha beo ” UiikMitmi grridHnri nf —hi ootoMo TMbSUsSSftftto paying for Wtes and ah au au Ida. .,. EXECUTOR’S SALE. BV BELL. WYLLY ft CHBlfiTYAB vnn to aoil on the FIRST TUESDAY in October In amt at tne Court Mouse, iatba sttyef Savannah; to- Oasaea (to legal hoars of sale: Lot No. 17. Carpenter's Bow, fas temple, aad Lot Kb. 13, Crawford Ward, ground rent. The iaaprove- ■tato esaaiat of a twotaory woodaa Betus. and bar I usto t brick House*, belonging to (to stoats of Mrs. Margaret James. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate, ftmalrefeh.'paretoaer paying ft* papers. ao20-tda ft D. ARNOLD, Executor. PJaiit'ers’ UOE POMS DLL iRpbfe Wanted ,y‘»>-'l5fiui<i\p’®* THE AND CAMPAIGNS OP GaftfltMiewallJfiekaon, forcircul ■ayr of the work. see oar terms, aad what tha Ptom having ttoaropertf ktewa aatto '’LOWER NA VANN AN WCB MIM*" htofifid *6 nace pattla •atatofirj toachifiMT for (taktaff M JUCE PQO1HNW0 MOL. No patoa-wHi toepMWfi tabs** Rise ihuroaghly cleaaad and toWto r totokto. aad to »h» Pteafu rad rartiwtoftva fetor paktoMH* we oat iiiwIm fete -aliaatt— H nffifi fifffti t~~-****~ for ftfeteB Btah Ylaatcre > ffdp at aay Uar to Uto Bill thfiaR ia ■ Mania oa.ffowr or UfoYB ft VABHU WILLIAM M. TUfTNO. BOflB ft- ARKWRIGHT. fetor taken aatlre ekargt of-tto wfrklagsf Mm asisrr'Sir^K sra?" 1 ~ S^SS7SS^SS»SS6."L. l^.i~«"2Jasss5afss«. isvans ssimrjn hoffan. The Mill For further particular*, eaqairw ef rtwrisM. at the Mm. orB .toe Banking Hoare of Arkwright, Wm. M. Tmnno k Go , in 1D. Waddell, office ( otoof W. B. Wkttoiy ft OR. Lloyd 1 IE ALABAMA, UMRBURNKR. dHamaoder. , WltftALI . Bo 6 Rowileg Grerpu New Y:»rt. FOB NEW YORK Atlantic coast Mail Steamship line. SIDE 7VHEEL LINE. Cabin Pa range. I ..OMk, tH Hie new and very fast sailing aide-wheel steamship 4 HEBIAI UTI1IGST0H, 9,08fi tons barttoa, J. B Baker, commander, will poff tirely eaU oa her regulm day, Thursday, RepL Mtk, At 8 a’llmk a. am. For freight ogtaMuto/haviitg new and splendidly arranged acoifftoiidsRiiin. apply tu WlLDER a PUUjAKTOM, 3 Stoddard's Upper Range. N B —No engaged berths SKpred after Tuesday, 25th inst., nnlesa paid for. . -- atpf Boston uud Mamnnah Ntcfimship Xaftn^. FOR BOSTON CITY OF BATH, G. W. Levmp, Commander, wHl sail for the. above port on Tweed fry meat, Bept. 36, at — a'elaek. * For freight or pratogetepply to sepkl RICHARDSON A BARNARD. Altirray s Line CIIANGB Of DAY. * Theiwt-clfito, now tteaiathlp Nightingale, . CARPENTBR, Commander, Will rail on her regal v day, Tnffby, Sept. 95, at — a’elaek — aa. For freight or passage, having superior acoommo- daUons, apply to HUNTER A GAMMBLL, . 84 Bay street. ST Shippers are requested to brlag tax leceipta fpr tfieOr cotton, as It Is by the law necesaary to attach them toth" i-nr. «r l -dlng. . • rcpl* tub iiTBummimuziL ■AIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOB ST. THOMAS, PARA, FEBNAlffiUCO, > BAHIA, AND BIO BE JANEIRO.Qg DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Turoday an<l Friday,-*nfiving at Savannah every Wednesday ami Saturday mornings, in time to connect with the New York steam-re. „ . For freight or Passage apply at the office on Florida Whmrii ° r *° CLAGHOSN ft CUNNINGHAM, Agentt. N. B.—All freight payable by shippers. lylQ-lf for sale, RIVER 8TKAMHOAT8 and TOW- BOATS, of various sines and draft. A1SO, Sailing Vessels, bt. am Badges, Ac. ■A. M. DA‘COSTA No. 42 Water street, N. Y. ©TiilD^ jaaigaSf OftMC GOLD MEDAL SHERRY. PORT AND MADEIRA, , . HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. Ia addition toonr business of selling Wines,-etc. in original packages, aud in order to insure to con- aamers Pure Liquors ia a coppnct and tonvnuhmi form, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing la cases our well known Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, etc., sod have sent them eat iu a style that woaia preclude -the possibility of their being Urn pered with tofororoachiag the purchaser- The gen eral appreciation and gratifying success that has re warded onr efforts has encouraged ns to maintain the standard as regards quality, also, to make in creased efforts to retain the confidence and patron age which has bean so liberally bestowed upon ns. BIN1NGKR A CO., [Established 1778.] - Impwtere sf witter. As No. U Beaver street, Naw York. The above popular goods are put up In cares eon- tatalng one dexert MUM each, and are sold by H. C. RU WE, SAVANNAH, and all prominent Druggists, Grocers, etc. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Ike name of Bhiinger A Co., No. 16 Beaver afreet, l^SSSreafUto^aeet ttoff kteraltrufri of what ever. they repnesent.—N. Y. Com. Advertiser. Tlie importing Ihouse of Binlnger A Co.. No. 16 Beaver street. Is conducted-apoa pnaffsfito of kffeg- ^fafrtato, tota »^****+g£g$?* Emigrants Can be Supplied wknakfooV data LABORERS, and have piade menu ia the North total nap orders for sgrtanlinre Laborera, ffejutoww re, Matomatna, etc., firkhln Ten or Twelve days rrosat to day the order to given here. The LStorerearo ta-> rmtovml to ttoRmptoferv oa arrival of the steamer tore, and transported to L-enatTstoapto heaft ia advotam, .partly as seen and partly for corertaff tha expenses In bringing Emigraatafroto the North ta »hto pork. .. transported tiw waatod at fttopteyers have farther to pay a " rs security _ ringing the Emigraatafroar the North The rate at which Fanatog laborers can be se cured wfil arerego about $lto per year, the Employ ere finding them. WM-NOyjtLE *OU, MBCR' HQn, RJ OaodeerEotoof RMFRUitoCMS t Under contract with the United States aad Breal Governments for the carriage of the malls. wiH dis patch one of thalr . - - HEW FIRST CLASS SIDKWHEKL TBAM8BXP0, each over 2,000 tdna bnrthep, On the 22d of Every Month ( From the Port of New York! 'its and at j For the following named lng rates of passage, payabl leal: port tie in gold 1 the follow- its eqniva- From Hew York to SL Thomas $86 From New York to Pare .$160 From Hew York to Pernambuco : 170 From New York to Bahia. 180 From New York to Rio de Janeiro 200 eerage at half these rates, meals included, bnt not bedding. Aa experienced Stugeon is attached to each vessel. All Letters most pare through the Post Office. Post age 10 cents Vot farther information or passkge apply to B. 11. U ARDEE, Agent, • No. 12>toddard’rBleck. GARRISON A ALLEN, mySl New York Agents. CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S SALE. TMT1LL BE SOLD on the first Tuesday In October VY next, between foe legal boon of sale, before the Court House door in the city of Savannah, the steamer MARY ELLA, »ltli all her tackling and ap parel ; also, two Steam Boilers and one lot of Bakes. Levied onas the property of James Avery Bkllton, to satisfy a fi. fa. leaned out of the Honorable the Superior Court of Chatham connty la favor of Bash- nellaftCo. Property pointed eut^y jdalntilTi At torney. auJltds Sheriff of Chatham county. CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE. W ILL BB SOLD on the first Taeaday in 'Oetobsr next, between the legal boors of sale, before the Court House door, in the efty of Bevaugah. LOT No. 17, and the Improvements thereon, In' Liberty Ward, city of Ssvannab, b minted on the north by dta'e street, on the south by President street, on the eas by Jefferson street, and on the wtot by Lot No. 18. Levied ed ap toe property of Barae/C Wagner, to satisfy a fi. ffemsued out of the Honorable the connty .Court for the connty of Chatham in favor ef Wslxand ft Jansen. Property pointed out by plain tiff's attorney.’ BENJ L. COLE, au^l-ld .Sheriff of Chatham county. Chatham County Sheriffs Sale. W ILL be sold oa the first TUESDAY In October next, between the legal hoots of ante, before the Coart House door in the city of Savannah, the Steamer MARY ELLA, with an her tackling aad ap parel; also, three Steam Boilers, fire Reapers, one bundle Bedding, two boxes Bedding, eoe box Boots, one box Bedding, one box Dwrtonery, one box Crock ery, one Bed, Ac., one box Ink and two boxes, en tente unknown: . _ . Levied ou as the property of Henry L. Palmer and Charles O.BUItoa, to autkfeaa attaetanem returna ble to the Bupertar Court of Chatham county ia Jan uary next, u (be enit of Chao. L Colby A Co. Bold by order of the Hon. A. H. HanaeU, Jadge of the Superior Court of the Southern District ot Ueorgia.- Property pointed oat by plaintiff *s attorney, sep’il BENJ. L. COLB. Sheriff C. C. David Bailey, MERCHANT TAILOR SAVANNAH* CA. rriHK ATTENTION of enetomere. frisods, and the X pnMiefensraUy.h invited u tbs select stock of* Goods lor Fall and Winter Wear JSW.1SSSK!S« Solomon Cohen, Savannah. Juu. c, Perrill. Savannah. ’ 4 ‘ Fift summ owbimm, «»■■■—« sasksaassssicssi. - BOOKS French aafebpllsh Beavers. GhinefiU aCiotlto; Cash mere and 8Uk Vo.vet VesUags, ftc., all of which will he made ap at the shortest notice and In tha moat fUMiRjltit Mflr Also, Jogl received, a fine selection of * Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, consisting of Shirts, Merino Undeiftirta and Draw- eaa Canton Ftannol Drawers, Kngfioh afid American Hosiery, Gloves. UnsaUeta, Cravats, OuUare, Ac. Also. Umbrellas. Shirts toeasnfod for aad made to order. ( Gentlemen witoing nay of the above articles trill do well to call baton ftMUMng otsnwhere, i amine thh stock oTgoado, recently aeiactod self to Mew York. HT Terms pofftlvalyeaab. DAVID BAHJCY, No. 13 WhHaker afreet, anfMto Oppoffto Jno OUrerh Mat Shop. ooiPiiT, ; of ,»<*»(*». wwwta ta wav. ft W. by ntp* ^Ksissa.-sasr* * FALL BET 800D& DeWitt k Morgan, Wholesale & Retail Dealers, 137 Cohgro— street, savannah, ga., AJUC NOW OPENING dress goods