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Yeurty advertisers exceeding in their advertisements the average number of Hues agreed for, will bo charged nn.poriional rates. S» AnVKaTISKHKNTS WILL Bk tXSIRTID OR ATI* I* T "\lV*HdverUH'tnrnta for charitable Institutions and re* ifrUnis societies, will be charged half price. Vs* ,\tj advertisemeuia sent to Uiu office without ill- rec’tons s* to tho number of Insertions, will l>e published laii*. until ordered to be discontinued, and charged ac* • • \il*letters directed to this ofllce, ortb Editors mu*t bo post paid, to entitle thorn to aliculiou. S. It.—Escli Citation by the Court of Ordinary, that dlcailon 1ms been made for Letters of Administration, .,,i t*. published thirty “pays at least. Srtlco by Executors and Administrators for Debtors _nl Creditors to render in their uccounts, must be pul- klieil «U WRKkS. sales of Real Estate and negroes, by Executors, Ad min'orators, amt Guard mus, must he published FORTY PAYS before tho dnyofsale. These sales must be made at the Court House door of the county In which the prop- am-1» ..l!mite, and on tho first Tuesday of the mouth, between the hours of ten In tho morning and four In the afernoou. No sale from day to day Is valid, unless so ir’SHul iu the advertisement, ppllcaltoiisby Executors, Ailmliilstrntnrsnnd Guardi- io itio Court of Ordinary, lor leave to sell Real Estate Negroes, must be published TWO MONTHS. Aslis of personal property (excopt negroes) of testa io tud iatcsiate estates, by Executors and Administrator.*. u*t be advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications uy Executors and Administrators for Lci- r« lli* (ssory, must 6e published SIX .MONTHS. Application for foreclosure of Mortgages on Real Rotate, i»t bo advertised once . mouth for FOtJU MONTHS, inters of the Court of Ordinary (accompanied with a v .,py »ftho bond of agreement) to inuke titles to lami, must Ik* advertised three month* at least. herlfT’s sales, under executions regularly granted by Courts, must be advertised THIRTY DAYS-under rtgageevecullon*. SIXTY DAYS—sates or perishable .iperlv,under order of Court, must bo advertised, geu- ally, TEN DAYS before the dav of snle. tCorreipoudcnce of tho tfmnbih Republican.) Proceedings of the OeorglsLegUiaturc MILLEDGEVILLK, Deo. 10. In tho laar communication which H Y" wrote, ho inquired why Gov, Cobb did not coma to MUledge- trlllo. “a" hai now to Inform you that Ute ox- K°vernor la hero and ia cixpoetml to uddrora ihu Domoordtlc party nt a meeting to bo holdlonfghl in iho Hoprcwntaiiro Hall. What will bo thorc- •ult uf hia yiait tto man oan aay.. In view of (be lalo strangd' revolutions and dovoiopemenia I airi prepared only Vo say “that wo shall boo, what wo •hall seo." The House adopted n resolution tho other dny, declaring that ioavo qi absoneo. wpuld bo granted to no member, except under tho moat pressing cir* cumsfrDices. Since tho resolution wns passed, it is amusing to notice tho excuses which members con- trivo to make in order to uhaunt themselves. Now, somo of these exeusos may bo founded in reason, and probably arc, but it is very singular that so many should bo created at ibis particular lime. ■ IN Titt ttoust. Mr. Sims of Cass, reported u bill organizing a new county out of Cherokee, Cuss, Cobb and Pauld ing. Mr. Paris of Dado, a bill amending the act ap propriating money for tho construction of a wug- on road over Look-Out Mountain. Mr. Stuwart of Hancock, a bill fur tho pardon of Samuel J. Carr, convicted of manslaughter. Air. Latham of Campbell, a bill for tho divorce of Joseph and Snrnh Cook. The bill passed on Saturday incorporating tlm North Eastern Railroad Company, was reconsider ed. On motion of Dr. Phillips tho bill was bo amend ed that the roud should commence at Athens, thence to proceed via Clayton in Rabun county, to such point on tlic Blue Ridge Railroad, as a mu- i » u ii jorityoftho stockholders of tho N. E. Railroad Company may select. IN Tim SENATE. Dr. McGeltce, from the committee on the State Rumored Treaty Between the V. Statu and France.—Tho .Wnsiilnaton correspondent of tho Richmond Enquirer says; . A »o\V treaty with Franco is in progress of nego tiation lioro, by tho Frcheh ininlitor and; Gov. Muruy. Our present and only treaty yvliii Franco in ono which was mado in 1892 by Mr. Admits, ns Socrolury of Slate, under llio iiilrniiiistrutii.il of Mr Monroi). It waa not intended to bo Insiing, and was incomplete. Franco has boon HeiVlofnroIndis posed to go into ihis subjveti hut this admitiistm- iitpi, Inking mlvnnjttgo of tho now etitiro statu of good fooling between that 'country and our own, hits succeeded in doinmencing to nngotiatu with her and 1 iiuvu no doubt that iho now treaty will bo tho means of drawing tho bonds of amity yotrnoro eloBifly between the most liberal nitlion of Conti nental Etiropo nttd us, ami of promoting the mutual cortimorcial advantages of both countries, ' From Tamhco.—\Vo have rccuived copies ofilto Cvinerno ile Tampico to tho 10th uil. Thoro Ib a iiitio ofiutereslin them. Tho L'omncio t a{the 12th, Ims on article lament- . ing tint decay oi the ports of Tumpiuo. It says that thirty-four days Iiuvu occurred since tho last ves sel entered it, and that was a Spanish brigantine, with a cargo of paper. The situation of the place, it Buys, is daily becoming inure and tnoru deplora ble; languor and stagnation prevail everywhere, and the population is lulling oil. Tho Government is strongly appealed to to uso its ctiorts to resusci tate tho port, and tho chief of iho particular moans by which tho Cotnercio proposes tliisshnii ho done is by a reduction ut tho duties on imported cotton manufactures. A JLodr><H0l, Ellon Eyrie, says the Home Journal, Bands Ub tho following firigitfnl HnW # up6ttt lidy‘shat; ‘ o, It co»t a huudred dollars, I . And wm Juat tHe Btreetsn thin*! Perched above n queen of Oollarti Tied with nut exptinao or ptflug, And the fringe weighed tyrenljt nnneae Hotind her mantle, abort end Vm/i , . And tier atlir hmeado,'wlth flurfnoet, ITIIod tha pow wperbly rnlU Dainty gloves, and, kerchief*, broWcrcd, 1 n her paslra book kept Uii Mptt All lli athlnvi tlio wore were ofdored From the drat ParUlsn Hhopr| But that hnndreddbtlnrbomief- . That’s IIh>‘ gem I wlatiodt o RjHntw Bucli a shower or UiIiik* were on It. Quito enough to craze a O. 1 could not hoar n word of Wlmt tho pious nostoranld. l For die abapeamid »hJne* iinnurd of Tliut were llentlhg round her Send. Hand*,mid plmnuR, and fluwera nml luces, Fnncles morn than you could tiume; Ami they *uy Miss Dorsey’s catee llouRta dozou Just the aiune.i. How J wonder who will wear them J— H the puelnr seek* to tench i Hy hi* texts, lie well may sparo{theni!— 'Tis the milliner* tliut preneth All our eyesMiich hIsMs are drinking, Mount log o’er tlielr cost anew J Ami we break the Habbnlh, thinking, \Yliul It'wo could wear them tool WHEEL WiUOJS'JCSJVBLAEMLSniTHU llroughtbn kind Aloiiiircunery-etroet*, MK4A’Mt/ilOA.) Corrlogei, Wagons, Curts and Drays msmifactured, mack*iuithing, Incltidlng Iron Itutllhg and (irate* for buildings, fco. dnuo at the shortest notice. nug S*“ ling and 1*. L. tllillUN, CONTRACTOR AND UUILDEU. TayloMIMet, I.WVS POORS WMT or I)R*VTO«-*TBMST.) (• prepared to contract (or all kinds of Hulldir Ropalrliig. Also— 1 To conduct Water through the various parteol Houw*. • opt (U ti. itkifiTEiL i MASTER H.UILDKU, Dealer III WhUePIne l.iimbor, VORK-RTRXXT. OOLXTIIORPR-SQUARE. N. B.—Ilo Is nrunnrixl topullii Iron Fronts to Stores Ac. I» aiir’it) The Baby's Complaint.—N ow J supposo you think because you hover seo tno (Jo anything but Feed and Bicep i but l have a very nice timBofit. Let mu tell that you are mistaken and that I'm torinentud School for Seamen.—We learn front the N. Y. Expreajt that tho munwioih ship Great Ilcpublic j foiif to death, though i never s«y anything about it. will tuko out among her crew fortv t>nv« »f th»«" Hnw shonld you like every morning to havo your 0 i . . vablied up instead of down f How should you 1 have a pin pul through ydur dress into your nd have to boar it nil day .until your clothes adds; “A they j Aim. SAVANNAH, GA. WFDNISDAY IUO UN I NR, DEC. 21, Arrival of the Augusta.—The U. 8. Mail neamship Augusta, Cnpt. Titos. Lyon, arrived nt wharf yesterday morning from Ncw-York, bringing ninety-three passengers. On the 18th inst, at 9 o’clock, P. M., GO miles •rth of Cape Hatterns, exchanged signals with the steamship Florida, hence for New-York. On ynnie day, in Jnt. 36°, -15', exelianged signal with the brig Wetumpka, Johnson, lienee lor New- York. We nre indebted to Purser Culver for late New- Yotkpape re. ZW From a despatch to the Agents; Messrs. P.U'ti.roRU, Fav & Co., wo learn tlun the steam ship Florida, lienee, arrived at New York on .Mon day at 8 o’clock P. M. I uicnts by themselves, and thus avoid llio cuniuini- ; iiatiug inlliionees of th» forward cabin. Pay,to the of tho Republic, a bill, creating the office of State . extent of six or eight dollars per month, will lie at- .ki ll olfat nigiitl How should you like to so near the.Tire thin your oye» wera half d out ol your head while tho nurse was ruud- ivell flow should you liko to have a great t on you nose, and not know how to tuko servic , him, with your little, fat, useless fiugoral— procured tor their uso on board. They will be un- j tlow should you liko to bo left alone in the room der the direction of a teacher, und wul have apart- ‘ ‘ '* 11 : !_ "‘ Agricultural Chemist and Geologist, with an assis tant, and fixing the salary at $2,nU0^' Ho also mado a report from the same committee recom mending un appropriation of $5,WH) to aid in con structing an Independence Monument in Phila delphia. Mr. Camden reported a bill incorporating the New York and New Orleans Railroad Company. Bills read tho third time: A bill reducing the fees ol tho Tax Collector of Liberty county and adding the additional tax thus raised to the poor school fund of that county. Pass ed. Tito .Sennto concurred in a resolution, previously adopted by the House, authorizing the Governor to purchase Cobb’s Analysis ami Forms to a number not exceeding two hundred and nt a price not higher than live dollars a volume. X. to take a nap, and have u great pussy jump into your cradle, and sit Blaring at you with her areal green eyes till yon were all in a tremblel Iiow should you like to reach out your hand for tho pret ty bright cradle, and find out that it was away across tlio room instead uf close by ( Flow should you like to tire yourself out crawling away across llio curpet, to pick up u pretty button or pin, and have it snatched uway, as soon ns you begin to enjoy it?— l tell you it is enough to ruin any baby’s temper.— Flow should you like to have your mamma stay at a party till you were ns hungry as a little cub, and bo lult t" the mercy ofn nurse, who trotted you up nut' down till every bone in ypur body ached!— How should you like, when your mamma dressed you up ail pretty to tuke tho nice, fresh air,to spend the afternoon with your nurse in somo smoko kitchen, while site gossiped witlioiiool her ehro* ... . niesf How should you like to submit to have your posed,rto carry tire marl as freight,) and be greatly t<)es tickled by all the iitliu ihildrcd who insisted 11 beginners. “upon seeing baby’s fool!” How should you liko I be usual pay on a first class road is i-UHl to $-50’ «, have a dreadful pain under your npron, and havo per mde. 1 be Centra) Line in New York, runs everybody call you "a little cross tiling,” when you U dlUtrii.U Ilf)....1 III ■■ I. ir..... ......1. .....a. I . ■ - . . • I ... - 1 lowyd,—enough to furnish clothing. None under about sixteen years of ago will be taken.” Railroads ANDTitr. Post-Office Department.— A writer in a Philadelphia paper, who replies to the allegation that railroad companies are disposed to charge excessively lor tho transportation of tlio mails, slates some things which, if correct, would seem to greatly relieve these companies from the charge of extortion. lie says: It is clear that tlio amount of service required from Railroad Companies is not understood, lor many of them would gladly accept the terms pro* , DENTISTRY. , uuyallm johainuiy. SURGICAL AND illEEMNIML DM Nt, J ulkan a Ntrotiti fob H Near the Market, Savannah* ty Ult. St. <*• VAMJOS'JC* DENTIST, Is prepared to perform ult necessary operations for the Uegulullout PreeorvRlion und Houiitll) lug llie Teeth, and will Insert ArtlUcinl Teeth, from n Slnulo Tooth to a Dr able tint. Dr. P. will spare no effort to give tho ut. most satisfaction to all who may command Ids aervlces. atw-ly ormic: loO HROU' VTON-STHEET. " ciiAiiufsP, €«oi»i:ii. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER FOR , FLORIDA, 175 Bnj-nto Navanipiltf Will practice in the Courts of Chatham, Camden, Glynn, and McIntosh Counties 5 also Ihu United Status Circuit amt Dl«t rlet Court* for tho Southern District of Ueorgla. HarKKEStt*. .Satmnim/L— Hon. R. M. Charlton, Mc**r*. Crane it Rodgers, Hoiloti & Villulongu, Daniel II. Stewart. Florida,—Hon. Jua. li. Ilrooiue, Hon, S It Mallory, Unit. Thus. Uulir.cH, Hon. Tlio*. Douglas, Hou. 0. It. Du- pint, Hon. W, A. Forward.’ IVUWVOIlK ANb UVESriMI. UN IT fill STStU.1 MAIL 8TKHJIBBJ, . . THX SHIM UflMVaiSINH till* LIJIRARIIt i MMewi T|iu»o iiiins having, been bp lit by contact, __,oxitro**ly for govornme/it servlci, every rare TTufcon 'In'tlioIriUiUsmtcHoiq un alsd lft thotf en gine*, fo qusu.ro slrenuih and speedt UNl,U|eir acrommo* daiioiis fur piusougers are unequalled fur elegance or eondhrt. - Price of pasiwte front Ncw-Yortf to Llvsrpaot .te Br*l class cabin, 9130; In second class cabin, 9*<b; exclusive ’use ol extra size stale rooms, 9'JUO. From Liverpool to New-York,'£;Mtnnd lh30. An experienced Burgeon attneheu to cacn snip. No Ueriliscan bo secured until paid for.' PitorOSED DATEtJ OF HAILING. From Ncu-Yurk. | fVnm Liverpool. Fultmluy....>ov. 25. lfl5:i|Wodnrsday..Nov. 30,1P.M BHturduy....Dec. to,. I8KI Wednesday.. Dec. 14,1 PM Baturday*;...Dec. 24, IWedtieidnj..Dec. S3,1853 For Freight or Passage, apply to EDWARD K.COLLINS*.CO., 50 Wall-street, N. Y. ItROWN. HIIIPJ.EY &. CO* Llvorpcc*. E, G, RORERTS U CO., HI King’s Arms rard,I.ondon J, MONROE Ic CO.,20 Rue Notre Damn ties VlcUdros, Paris,or GEO. II. DRAPER, lluvret £3r M Tho owners oftbesu sldp* will not bo accountable for gold, silver, bullion,specie, Jewellery, precious stones orniutals, unless hills of lading are signed therefor,and tlio vajne tliem»f expressed therein. «od— ly nov 10 JOHN 1., H U 1* K INN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Cliuttanoogn, Tcnn RKHCtiBHCist—Thomas M. Turner & Go. and Nevltt, (.sthrop (c Stohbius. tinvnmmli; Cot. (J. II. Hopkins, Darien; and Thomas It. Cullowuv, President Eua Tea* nessu und Georgia Railroad,Cleveland, Tennessee. Jan A <lly JOHN It. CIO()lilt AN* ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, I.aureus Coiiniy, Ha-, Late Jumur Partner of Ike firm of A.fc J« Cor/tran, Jrwinton, (itorjia. Will utteiul promptly to ull business entrusted to hl9 care. Particular ntleiillun paid to collecting. RcrKHKNOK.—Dr.O. it. Guy mil, and F. 11. Howe, Dub lin, Ga.; M. Marsh. Snvnnnali. ly piuyg VAUTEU’fi Hi* AW ISM MIXTURK. ® 3 nov3tf Will. A. 1,0f TOW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NIonfieelloy Geo. E . seven trains,carries a mail in encli train each way, and receives $250 per mile per amnim. Tlio Post* couldii’i speak to loll wbui was the mutter with you? How .should you liko to crawl to tho top of the ... oi's Miiiuiu vim imn iu warn iu mu »uii m mu Ulbec DepurJmeni ottered the Erie UadromJ Loin- ttairs, (just to look about a little,) and pitch heels puny e-iCO bu- two daily mulls each way. 1 ho Do- , uvcr | u ., u l from tho loti to the bottom. the I.casc of the tieargiu I'euitentiaryi The Penitentiary is generally considered a bur then upon tho Staio. Tho present l’rincipul Keep er, Mr. Zucliry, has submitted n proposition to the Legislature, to lease it. Ho says: 1 agree to take the Institution (or six or ten years, and pay die State, annually, ten dollars, provided, •lie State will give me the institution, clear of debti nd furnish die present year's supply ol provisions. "he pork is already purchased, and nothing remains | lives and aro conveyed to prison, i complete the year’s supply, but the nurehaso •I corn. And provided, luriher that the State will give nio reasonable and proper compensation f'r die needful and necessary buildings which I may Id required to erect during the time. 1 a in to sate the State from every indebtedness saving and ex cepting what is herein belore set forth. The par- (It'iime power m bo exercised by the Executive, as lieretoloro. Tho Institution to be open to the in- sjo-ction and examination of the Governor and le gislature, or either. The convicts to bo fed and cl-thcd alone at my cost,and ample indemnity giv en that the convicts shall bo liuinuurhj treated. All of which is respectifully submitted. LEWIS S5ACHRY, P. K. Ponitontlary. Washington On Dits.—Wo make tho following extract from a private letter received by one of tho editors of the Republican, from n gentleman in bington city: Washington, Dec. 15th. * * *“Jt is now considered certain that Col. DnvisiB to leave tho War Depart- nival soon. He is looking, it is suid, to iho Senate front his State, flow he and Gov. A. G. Brown *ill settle that point between them, is not very k ar. Gov Brown is a popular man, and lias been ■pcnly a candidate for the place. Foot, it is said, is going to California. Joy and peace go with him. “ " ho is to take Col. Davis’ place at tho head ol the Department, is a mailer of speculation among he quid nuncs hero. Some assign it to Mr. Cle ■liens, the lately defeated Union candidate for tho nato front Alabama. Others assign it to Gov. Cobb as a mlto to him in his Into overthrow ; while llio Jire-eating wing claim it for Quitman or McDonald. The (act that Davis in willing to leave the Cabinet, alibrds reason to believe that ho con siders its downhill probable, and is attempting to save himself from tlio ruins of the great “Coalition" •lien it tumbles over. Tire Genera) opinion hare i,that the Cabinet cannot stand much longer. It is heady condctned by popular opiniou North and uuth " * Interesting to Professors.—It scents after nil ■hat .Mr. McCuy has accepted tho Professorship 0| .Mathematics and Mechanical Philosophy, in the .South Carolina College. By reference to our advertising columus, it will bo Been that tlio Trus tees of our Slate University will on tho 13th of January next, elect a Prolessor of Mathematics and Astronomy to fill tho vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. JVIcCay. Tho new Professor will be required to enter upon his duties without delay. Mitchell Meeting in Macon.—A meeting of tho Hibernian Society of Macon convened on tho Uih mst., at which expresaed in a suitable man- D ' ,r i Rratificaiiun at the recent escape of John Mit- cb *U, the Irish patriot. M. JcLLiER has been giving “Sirnkspoare con- in New York, with his great band, also a Mozart concert, the music in tho former all boing th' tnes of the great bard, as “Midsummer -'■Kin's Dream," etc., and in tho latter of tho groat wtiiposer’s productions. Flo still attracts largo and whiani assemblages. Tho “Americnn Quadrille" “to bo withdrawn, not on account ofnny waning ■n attraction, but io make way for tho production 0 1 "i o nster novelty, entitled "The'Great Exhibi ts Quadrille," which is designed to illustrate tho towns of “all nations," on un entirely now plan. M. HE " ACIP,C House committee *’ho Toxqb Legislature havo unanimously rccom- ended a grant of twonty-fivo soclions a mile for w J’acifm railroad—the road not to enter (he State ° n i r,f Fulton, and to crosa tho Trinity as nearly ' Fwsiblo on the 32d degree of north latitude. s »me Bub«ek._Wo mo by llio Pittabur« Poll, 11 they Imve commenced burning their amoko •hin valuablo invention, and j, y B^iwrally adopted whera biiumlnou* coal [Corivspoudciicc of Hie tiarammli ltepublicuu.] From IVew-York, * NEW YORK, Dec. 17. A now excitement has been vouchsafed us. It comes just in time to give the quid /nines a “topic," tho city editors a “theme” and to furnish a pungent commentary upon tho boasted superiority of this generation, over generations that have gone before it, in so far ns charity, toleration, liberality, reli gious freedom, and ull that sort of thing, aro con* corned. Look nt the facts ns they are. A mini gets up to preach in the public streets on tho Sab bath,—last Sabbath. The staple of his discourse is the fiercest denunciation of Unman Catholicism athutno and abroad Tim priests are called swin dlers— thieves—-vagabonds—the agents of foreign powers who wish to subvert our republican institu tions, «&c., &c. A portion of the Irish Unman Catholic popula tion, in tlio Eastern part of the city, resent what they call these attacks upon their religion —hy interrupt ing the preacher—whoso name is Pursuits—and at tempting to drive him from the barrel top on which he is mounted. Opposition, however, hecetaoppo* sit ion. The mi live American)*—or at least an or ganized bund 5f young men, also of the lower or der of society here, taking to themselves that np- pelutiim—come to the rescue. A fight ensue j. Tho police interfere. Tho ' street preacher is arrested with several of tho Nu- Thc mob now highly excited, go to the house of Mayor Wester- volt, near by, and threaten to f ‘ pull the bricks about his cars’—unless the reverend agitator, und his companions are released, fits Honor hesitates, but finally concludes, nut to comply with the re quest of tho “peoples.'’ The Justice of tho Court having jurisdiction in that district, meanwhile is roused from his bed, perforce, to give tho parties arrested a hearing. The hearing proceeds amidst an outside clamor about the “liberty of speech” "Romish intolcrence," "foreign influence” etc. etc.—and the result of it all, is the liberation Parsons & Co. This is considered a victory for the Natives, and in order to make the most of it, a grand nuti-Uutholic demonstration Is culled in the Park. The speakers on the occasion nre,'Famous himself, ono Cbaunccy Selin tier, from Philadelphia, und a Mr. Bryce from Kentucky. Archbishop Hughes, Father Bedini und the Pope, cntchcd it awfully, reaelutions were passed reproaching the Mayor, as a "tool uf Romanism," and politely in viting that functionary to resign. The adjournment was carried in the midst of great “enthusiasm” and excitement,—with a resolve to have another de monstration of ihu same sort, at Metropolitan Hall next Wednesday, Meanwhile tho Natives have determined that tltu street preacher shall have another hearing to-morrow (Sunday) and precisely on the sumo spot front which lie addressed tho erowd Iasi Sunday. Tho Homan Catholics threaten to go there and drive him uway. If they do, there will ho a grand r ' L ' 8, row—bloodshed perhaps. Anticipating some suelt trouble, Archbishop Hughes lias issued an ad dress to the clergy and laity, recommending thorn to keep away from the meeting, hut if their Churches are attacked, Ito culls upon them to fight to tlio death. To increase tho excitement, tlio Mayor has issued n Proclamation, calling upon all good citi zens to stay at home, or to go to thoir respective places of public worship. Jle also invokes their at tention to tho “ law" on the subject. How all this is going fh terminute, it is impossible'at this wil ling to forsco.* 'There is littloor no change to note in the money market. The demand ami supply are alike largo, and 1 have no alteration to nutico in quotations. Exchanges continue firm, mid the weekly exports of gold arc increasing, reaching now from u million to a million and u half, and regular at that. This is mainly because the export of cotton is thus fur this season, below lust your’s at this time. Tho fact thut tho receipts ut tho ports are largely behind thoso of lust year, would seem to indicate n small er crop than last year. The Cot ton market continues firm. The sales for tho threo duys reach 10,481 bales, of which 4361 wore for export, 2178 for homo uso, 917 on speculation, 2525 in transitu—malting, tor the week 18,201 bales, ot which 7317 wore for export, 4231 for home uso, I82d on speculation, and 4824 in transitu. Nxw York Classification. | W.UI ri HU II. I III IHU lop l( I'aniliL-nt » warate enr lllu.il up u.\|>r.-ss!y | oil, 1 can lull you il is no joko Io tio n Miy ! Inr t he use ol Hie mail agent. 1 he capacity ol Uinj j 8Hc j, a (Pinking ns wo keep tip; and tf wo try to Und ear lor freight Would bo at least seven tons. Ordi- 0lll anything, wo aro sure to get our brains knock- nary tirst-ckiss freight carried m freight trams at , t . t i ,„,t in the attempt. Il is very trying to n senai- In iglit speed, pays usimiiy six cents per ton per , p| e baby u iio is in « hurry to know everything, and mile; and express freights ut passenger speed pay ( can’t wait to grow up.—Funny Fern. iinieli higher; but seven tons of mails, carried twice j eucli way daily for 3th) days, omitting Sundays, pays $259 per mile—which lew roads receive—only | iSoimncrcta! UittcJltflcucc. three tents per ton per mile, or hull as tttudi us . common freight carried iu freight trams, and about SAVASNAH .RAltKET, one- hiid us much as is charged for freight carried Tuicnuay, December 2tUh. !*. M. at die same speed ns the mails. COTTON.—Tlio market wn« quiet today, the sales be lt does not destroy the force oi this representa- lug limited in 54) butesnl the following particular*: 2ti at tiniito assert that the mails do not weigh seven j n,g| ai !i, IU ul 0J.», 133at Utf, 168ut U«, 05ul U)f. all at tons, but lin y require lliesiiino space and iny..!vo j ,i., nn dC a i lUJrf cents. We have no change same expense ami inconvenience ns il tile (■ . CAllAAlXSt ATTORNEY AT LAW, t'or*y(It- «n<t vVill practice in the Flint tint! adjoining Counties of the Jnn 7 Macon Circuit. tf * jed\vAitd itn*AifmirsT ATTORNEY AT LAW, Amt Transportation Agent of the Western and Atlantic itnitroud. Kintnrold,....Walker County, Georgia, Will iiiiend promptly to the collection of claims tu Walker, Chattooga, Whitfield, Murray, Gordon and Dade couulies, Georgia, und llamilton county, Tennessee, metkhknck : RjNoonr.D—It. &. II. I/. Drew«fer, IV. L. Whitman,!'. W. Thornton, David Julie. Audi’s i a—Win. H. tsturku At Co., I*. A. Scranton, Col. John MPledge. Charleston—B. H. Stoddard Jt Co. Savannah—Dr. Richard D. Wayne, Win. M. Wndley, II. F. Waring, and Win. Lynn. _ __ eodly—June 14 i.. a. Will practice law in Hihb, ami Hie adjoining countlc*, and In tho Supreme Court at Savannah, Macon, Mil- ledgeviHe, Americas, Colarnbas and Decatur. lie will pay |mrlicular utteutioii to the collection or retllcmcut of debts and to Conveyancing. JJT (ifllcu over the store of Charles Dny it Co., on he corncrof Mulbery and Second Street*, Macon, Ga. NOTIC’D TO I’ASSEKtJERS, In consequence of the great advance hi the cost of Provision*, Coal*, and Wages, the rules of pussaeo from Liverpool lo Philadelphia will be Ul Guinea*, 17 Guhi on-, ami 13 Giilucn.s for Cabin, and 8 Guineas for For ward Passengers, after Octuber 12th, 1833. LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Intend HuIUnix their Favorite Ship* CITY OF MANCHESTER,glflj tons,Cant. Uohl.Leitch CITY OF GLASGOW, 1010 ton*,Cant Win. Wylie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, new, SMUOlmw. C/ipt. Wylie CITY OP HALTI.MOUB, new. SttNl tons.Cttpt. Leltcb. : WFQA! .PHILADELPHIA. Clljrofk!aliens»fef,....Saturday,Nov. 5,1853. City of Glasgow, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1833. City of Mauchesler,... .Thurwloy, Juti. 5,1854. FROM LIVERPOOL. City ofMiHicliCBler,.Wediie«lay, Ocl. 13, 1853. City of Glasgow,. .Wednesday, Nov. tl, 1863. City of Mauclietter,. We«liiCiday, IN. 7, 1853. CUy of Glasgow,....Wednesday, Jau. 4, 1834. RATES oTT’ASSAGE. FROM VltlLAUItLl'HlA. I FROM LIVERPOOL. i Saloon IJerlbs., DO DolJtioloonHertli*..'-’l Gulncn> Midship “ «3 *• Midship *• ..17 « Forward “ 55 “ |Forwnru “ ..15 “ Including {Reward's fee*. THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. A limited number of Third Class P isseugers will In Uikun from Philadulphin and Liverpool, and found in I ruvisloli*. From Philadulphin....$25 | From Liverpool....940 Cerlllicnte* of passage will he Issued here to purtio* who arc desirous of bringing out their friends at corren- (, Hiding rates. Drill'll* on the Agent* from XI upward*. An experienced surgeon will he carried on ouch ship. AH good* sent to the Agents in Philadelphia and Liv erpool. w ill he forwarded with economy uuddUpulch. For freight or passage, apply Io THOMAS RICHARDSON, tl Walnut st.. PhiLiri.. nml 15 If road way. N. Y. RICHARDSON, HID )TII HRS & CO., Liverpool. PAJJEI.FORD, FAY to C(J., Hay st.,Savannah, net 18— eotily 5: rniiif miiis siaIL lin e. dlEk New York nm! Suvniiimli Ntuninshlpa. UAV* OF IAIAV1NO SAVANNAH FOR NEW YOUR. The AuguMu. Cnpt. Lyon, Nor.12 The Florida, Cnpt. Wooithull,...., *• Itf The Alabama, L’apt. tichelick, ’• 23 The Aiigin-ta, Cnpt. “ 26 Thu Florida, Cnpt. Woodliull, Dec. 3 The Alabama, Capl. ticheuck * k 7 The AugiiAiu. 1 apt. Ljun The Florida. Capt. Wmalhull. Tim Alabama, Cnpt. Schenefc, The Augusta,Cnpt. Lyon,.... The Florida, Capl. Woodluill, 1 26 weight was full. The mini department cannot lie used for any other purpose, when, if the mail was ! nut cut lied, it could he filled with express freights ; tbal would pay be:ter. Influence up Elevation upon Cholera.—It has ! been demonstrated in London tiiat in efcvnted Io- | caltlk'S tiie ravages ol cholera are much lightenhan j in those 011 a level Willi the water-courses; and ihiit the ratio of mortality varies with the degree of elevation. If ;lns be u general law, tlio highest amrics should lie used as sleeping apartments during tho prevalence ol cholera. Mr. Ilollingshcad, agent for the sale of Colonel Benton's “Thirty years in the ijenuie,” has met Witlijthc most IliiUcring success, lie has nut been . . cuuva.mg more ti.m,«..«week emi ha* already j jjk SSSTy.v; v/.v.v.v;*:::;::: secured over nve liuuUreu subscribers m this city.— j __ Washington Slur. to notice hi prices, MAC*'N, Dec. 26.—t’oTTos.—There Is a fair demand for Coiion. We quuto from 7 to 6 cents. Fine parcels would coinin uid iitdinde higher. MOItlLE, Dec. 15, l*. M.—Cotton.—Sales 2lHK) bales. Market easier without change in qtiotatinm*. NEW DUI.EANH,Dec. 14. P. M.-Cotton.—'Tho.Iny opened very lnnuiiidly, hut as factor*showed themselvu* w.lllng id liiiikeconcersl'iiisoii, account ol the advance iiifrdahl* j(im;pii i.axaiil, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corner if liny and It liitaker streets. KANLUOFT AM) IfiK VAN, (ieitcritl Agents and Itrukers, For the purclmso ami sale of Stocks, Ronds, Exchange J. HANkSlBOli.cut A CO.. IMVOK'iKHB tMI Will*DCsALk 1'kAMCKs IN Earthen-Ware, French China Looking Glasses. tlrouchltiu- M rrrr. 1 WiiddA tis a m npiiKiEx hiiyeurs entered the market and look ‘GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, THE :GREAT PURIFIER OF THE IILC Mol ii l'arllcle of Mercury In I... A N Infalllbleremcdy fbr ticrofula, Kiug’* EviL Rhea mstlun, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruption*, Pimples r Pastilles on the Facn, IHotehns, Rolls, Chronic,Bore Eyes, Ring Worm or Teller, ticald Head, Enlargement and Pain of tlio Rone* and Joint*, Stubborn lfrcem,0v- phylltln Disorders, Lumbago, tiidnnl Complaifita.Rfia.ill Diseases arising from an mjmncloaa trse of ilerepry, Iniprudeuco In Life, or Impurity of tlio Blood. This valuable Medicine, which has become celebrated for the number of extraordinary cures'effected through it* a genet. ha* Induced tlio proprietor*, nt tho urgent re* quest of Ihelrlriondsjto offer llio the public, which they do with tho utmost confidence In Its .virtues and won derful curative properties. Tho following certificate*, selected from a largo number, nre, however, stronger testimony than tho mere word or tho proprietors: and are ull from gentlemen w.ell known In their localltlfB.. and of me highest reajiecintlllty. many of them now re- . siding In the city of Richmond,-Vr. F. HOYDEN. Esq., of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond* known every where, says he has teen the M&llclnd Call ed CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE administered In ■ over a hundred case*. In nearly all tho disease* for which It 1* recommended, with the most MlonUhln®ly rood *b». •nil*. Re says it I* the most extraordinary tnedlclue be has ever seen. AGUE AND F K V ER—G RE A T CURE.—I liareby cer tify, thut for three years I had Ague ahofFcver of the most violent description. I hnd several Phytlclans, took large quantities of Quinine, Mercury, and I believe all the Tonic* adverllred, hut nil without any ■permanent ro ller. At hot 1 tried GARTERS SPANttiH MIXTURE, two bottles or which effectually cured me, and I am happy to say I have had neither Ghill* or Fever *lnc«<— I consider It the best Tonic In the world, and the o«Jy a edtclne that ever reached my care. JOHN LONGDEN. Reaver Dam, near Richmond Vo. G. ft. LUCK, Esq., now hi the city of Richmond, and for ninny year* In the I’oDofltcc. hu* such confidence In 1 he astotdshliigefllcncy of CARTF.U’F SPANISH MIX TURE, Hint be bn* bouabt upward* of 30 bottles, wnlch no ha* given away to the aflllctcd. Mr. Luck say* lie Iiuh never knowu’it lo fail when taken according to di rections. Ur. AUNGE,n practising Physician, and formerly or tlio City Hotel. In the city of Richmond, rays he has witnessed In a number oflnstnticcs the effects of CAR- TElt’rt SPANISH MIXTURE, which were mo*t truly, surprising. He*ny»friu cose ol CoiiFumpthni, depew- dent on the Liver, the good effects were wouderrul in* deed. SAMUEL51. DRINKER.of-the firm of Drlnkerto Morris, Richmond, was cured of Liver Complaint'of 8 year* slniiding. by the use of two bottles of GARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA.—The editors of the Richmond Republican hnd 11 servant employed in their pres* room, cured of violent ticrofulu, combined witfr Rheumaliim, which entirely dlsuhh d him from work.— Two hollies of CARTER’S .-PANISiI MIXTURE made u perfect cure of him,and the editors inn public nollee, sny they •* cheerfully recommend Itio nil who ureuf- fllcieii with any disease of the blood.’’ STILL ANOTHER CUREOF SCROFULA.—I had & very valuable boy cured by three hollies of Carter's Spanish Mixture. I cmmldvril n truly Valuablo medi cine. JAMES M. TAYLOR, Conductor oa the U. F.to P.tt. I!.Co., Richmond, Va. SALT RHEIJM OF 20 YEARS STANDING CURED. Mr. JOHN THOMPSON re dding in the city of Rich mond, was cured by three bottles of Carter’* Spanish . Mixture, or Salt Rheum, which he had nearly 2(1 years, n lhe coast, unsurpassed l and which all ibe physicians in li e city could not euro, iking their i>a**aire* ill .16 11. ia .. ,, in ti,o ,iir nf ‘ 17 ‘ 31 These shl jis n re I ho largest hi speed, safely 01 comfort—making their passages in 5U 1 jj r< Thompson Is a well known merchant In the city of mmnnded hy skiHlul,careful and ,*...ju. ,,...1. n ,..inm,.i .hi» iMino hale* at eusder prices, without any quotable de cline Ordinary Low Middling Middling 7 8 j GoodMhiding.. 81,(0! '•* Middling Fair..S»*4& Hijtf iIJo J Fair It (3/— COTTON1TATVMKNT. hand September I. Itiot bales.. 10.624 • ...3rtl.M)3 :tui Tlu> Now York Tribune says that Fanny Fern’s Fri'n Leaves, now somo lour or live month* out of press, lias lint! a stile oi over 40,Ot.l) copies, and is still selling ns last as two power presses cun print it. The authorise, hut recently figluiug n brave hut unequal hntllo for the bale sustenance oilier Imll-oiphan children, lias already received over $5(X) «- copyright lor.tins work, and will probably receive as mueli more. 406.4 III 194.4117 ■U63— 198.1160 Stuck on hand and on shipboard nut cleared 2ii7,4.',u Exported |i» dale.. Exported to-day... JHarinr EntcUlociuc. HIT ME iSA VANN All, DEOKMHKR In. AlMMVF.R, Steam-ship Augusta. Lyon. Now York, to Pndelford, Fay to Co. Dec. Id. UP. >/.. 1 iu mile* North ol I tut tern*, exchanged siguaLwilh Meam-.-hip Florida; in Lnl.36.45 with Hie brig Welumpka. hence, for N. York. Mdice lo Aiken to iturus, Anderson to Co, A Hacker, 8 F. Ilnth- N K Rarnuui to Co, .1 A Grown, Rrigham, lieideo to Go, J P llronks, G Itotler, Gob- Lott fry I’lir/.K—An Iinlinn tiiuned Pietro Sassi, owner of a fruit slall in i5l. Louis, heeamo pos sessed some time ago, when living in New Orleans, ofn ticket in the celebrated Havana lottery. Week , W| . |( ^ ,, boh no last ho received hy mail a notice that ho | Kelly to had drawn n prize, and that about $8,001) was on ! hedge to itrothcr. J M Cooper to Co.P Si Goon, J ll Carter deposit in Havana, awaiting his order. He sold ( to tv, M A Cohen,.! P Collins, J V Coimcran to Co, o II out hi* stand, and started South immediately to Cninplield, Crnno to Rodgers, CI1nmpl.u1 to Walts Clag- (rot nofco ssioii of his monev horn to Ciiimhigliam. P l oi dmi. |)e\\ Itl to Morgan, XV get possession^! ms money. |» 0 o«ly. W M Davidreo, Davis to Cupp, W (J Dlckren, It (PU„ | 1 :. l . ir ;.. 11 | nnintiiio l„r ih., ,.itv «,F rhirh.a ' Elniinigaii to Co. T Ford, VV II Guinn. I) A Gardiner. II J 1 he It slorital I'umtiHg lor tlio City o| Uinrlos- . \\- w Goodrich, 8 c.oorhdl, Harden’s Express, K town, (.Mass. ,\ represent mg .Mr. *> coster delivering | | tatier-liuni to Son, Holcombe, Johnson to Co, Hardwick Ilia eelchnilcd address ninni the eouqdetli.i) of the ^ c„„ke, IV IIcult, W Hale. A Haywood. J F Hamilton,J monument, is now nearly finished, and promises to ...... ...... .. «. .1 • •' he a work of very high merit. Tho Hunker Hill , 178 Buyslrcct, Savannah. | M. II. William*.] nov 15-tf [J. T. IIvmi'hiuks. 1 sn slirpaweTA - to,, WAREHUL'tiE AND CO.M.MItitilUN MERCHANTS, COLU5!3US, or.o. Refer to Messrs. pAUtnmnu, Fav to Co., tiavuuoah. oetU-Pmo* \V I I, I. I AM |, y“ST7« A: t5 ». * C< MI.HItitiDIS MF.llt.'HANTS, No. 7 4 Uuy St reel. Savannn li, Gil, W. I.vnn. focilBJ M. D. Cei.i.ns*. J7r. PELOT. FACTOR ANL) COMMISSION MERCHANT, WILLIAMSON'S nUILDINO, *epl2l-ten SAVANNAH, GA* ! i> O v ti A I, « f 1:1; ti l N O A. Sexton and I'mlertnUer, | WJUGiJT titJt-'AHE, NEAR COURT HOUSE, Savannah, (.koiioia, tu audition to his duties us Sexton, will attend to | fiiridshing for funerals. ’ [juu2th_ U I U.I.S &C Srt itll, j FACTORS AND GoMMItitilUN MERCHANTS, 1 5o. K'd Uuy St., Suvunnuh, Liu. j t. xv. tvKu.it, marl 1.. m. ovrh. Will. H. GARRAKIl, j FACTOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT, hour?, and are pi.llio oflicerr. They uffer u most desirable conveyuuce to Sew Fork. On the Completion of the KNOXVILLE, In January next, this line will he semi-weekly. Gubin lint i*mi,.4i>*xriiiA, PIIILADF.Li’HlA AND SAVANNAH, Steam Auviptlnn Com puny. The new and splendid side-wheel steam wilingKKYtiTl>NESTATE,L'apt. Hour. Har. oik ; tiT/i t'L OF GEORGIA, Gapt. J. J. Garvin, Jr., will leave tiavannah f‘*r Philadelphia, every Weduesilny. These -icninrlilps me iho most comfortable on the court, und urnitiisiu imssed for safety and speed. They wllllStivu tiuvunuuh a» follows: Wedncfidev,. Nov. 10th >* Nov. 23d “ Nov. 3mh “ Dec. 7lh “ Dec. 14th 826 | tileerngo Sd C. A. L. LAMAR, Ag’l in Suvnntiuh. HERON to MARTIN,Ag’ts In Philadelphia. Savannah, tiepl. 20, 1833. SAVANNAH AMD AUGUSTA - feh 5— ly , I:.?* ?" BERT Cuakhkiw, Iho distinguished pub- > 4 Of ihs 1 ^ i ; b “ r8h; who ha " juBl con, « , l« led a ‘our 1 New v" ? d Una boing aboul 10 >ail from fcim 4rd * ork , on J* 1 * "‘urn home,) has published a Ordinary.... Middling.,.. Upland. Florida. Mobilo N. Orleans. - Va Vi 7* 7* . 1W m >0* JO* - 11 u 11X 11* •• 11 y. n>tf 11* 12* yjuroivj says : "We iliink it will be otHMit tho most Bueeet-slul ellorts in that lir.o ever nttempicd by an Amcrieuu nttisL The Star Papers.—Henry Ward Reedier is about to publish three Volumes, entitled “Star Papers,” the contributions he has furnished t** tho columns ol the Independent during the past three or lour years. The first volume will contain "Ex periences ol Art utul Nature;” the second, “Reli gious Essays the third, “CuHlruvtrsinJ Papers." Ax Organized Band of Rodders.— 1 Tho arrest of a young criminal in Brooklyn, New York, has led J to the discovery of mi organized hand of young ‘ men, hound together bv solemn oaths, cliieiiy for the purpose of committing robberies and burgla- M tlnyw-nnd, Hyland to O’Neil, T j leery. J D Jes-e, Ken nedy to Hearn,T Junes W 11 Klmbromrh, N R Knnpp, It Lawless, ti M l.ulHlenii, Locket 1, Long to Co, I,yon to Reed, W W Lincoln, A Low to Go, T It Mills, W H May to I’n. Morse to Nichols. I II Mnoro to Go, Mans to Hoy- maim, McCo-Iut & Tre.mor, 1 W .Morrell to Co, J <*’- Morse. H II .Mihrhell, A N .Miller. ) A Mayor, li MdClus key, McMahon to Doyle, G ti Nichols, E O’llyrnt*, P O’- ^ I’.imnir, (iitdi-u to Hunker, Price «- Vender, PUlli.rh k to Papers piepared whereby to Low s fro Arne R,.11. Jt pri-udcrgnst to Co. Pierson, Heidi to C<». Swill to rlenii or Rrllish Hiiderwrlters, and attentiongLut to al Go, Scranton, Jolmrento Go, .1 A Schaffer, A A Solomons to Go, I R Tiffl. X’orsillle & Rmler, Wells to Durr, W T Williams, W G Wadsworth. H Wllniol, J Walker, VVob- elerto i’almca, tVasbburii, Wilde) toOo.N IIto 11 Weed, VV II Willberger to Go, *P ’4 Wayne. W PNonge. AGENCY IOU ItRANintETU’X PILLS. VVarraxtvii genuine from the patentee. Country deni er* and others supplied ul the lowest UJialekuie PrSces. net I—ly __ W. TIHHINE WILLIAMS. JAMES nilllEMl V, IXSUIUMVE DlWKEll AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Office Mo. 118 lliiy-Ntreut* (Oupusile the frnnt if Ike Custom J/ouse.) MARINE PROTESTS noted and extended; Averages adjusted; Charter Parties and Average Ronds drawn; Papers piepared whereby to recover Losses from Arne rleun or British - matters connected with Shipping ami Insurance, X’lumi-aucr domanmes. Fulr _ ^ Tho RreadotulTmarkcts aro growing firmer not withstanding tho unfavorable accounts from tho other side of the Atlantic advised bytho^sid.— Tim canal ia closed und tlm slock hero of Flour is not over 300,000 buls. and (hat of wheat is consid erably less in comparison. The export demand has been extromoly active for what, it boing pre ferred for that purpose to Flour. Dry goods are quiet. New goods aro arriving freely, both foreign and 1 domcitic, and un activo commencement of tho spring trudo is looked lor after tlio holidays. Yours &c. Manhattan. *TIio telegraph Inlorms us that tho threatened difficulty did nut occur.—[Eds. Refuiiucan. Prayer in tub British Parliament.—No chap lain is appointed by Parliament. Tito Speaker’s own chaplain, (usually a boneficod clergyman and always of tho Episcopal Church,) rouds prayers in the House at Common* previous to the dispatch of business. In tho Lords, tho junior bishop officiates n llkorafidaer. Actors in El Dorado. Tho San Francisco ! Golden Era says that the theatrical iirotcssioii in j L'nlitornia numbers at present ono hundred and ten iiieiuhcrs, among whom might be named somo j twelve or fifteen passable artistes, while the rest ! arc either horrid “sticks” or conceited "ninnic9.” Cholorformino Rees.—A statement has recently been very extensively circulated that cholorlorm had been found by a Mr. Smith of Edinburg, to bo a most admirable means of pmiing |», es to sleep for a short lime, during which as much honey could ho removed as was desired. A writer in the Bus!on Cultivator has tried choJorform according lo Mr. Smith's plan, and found m.t on'y that iho bees were soon put to sleep, Lut they have been soundly sleep ing ever since. Bridge over the Hudson.—Tlio directors the Albany and West Stockhridge Railroad Company intend to apply to tho uext Legislature of N. Yurk for the privilege to construct u bridge across the Hudson river al Albany. Education of Females in France.—Tho Paris correspondent of the Now York Courier and En quirer, in a Into letter, makes suggestions which are worthy of attention : “In France the ladiea aro educated ia a manner to milks them most ugrccnhle in society, and while nil nro tnught to keep the accounts of household ex penses, many of a poorer class nro taught book keeping bo thoroughly ns to enable them to follow it ns a profession. In almost every Paris shop, consequently, the books nro kept Ml bar by tho wife ol tiie shopkeeper or by some other fcinnlo employ ed lor tlio purpose. Thus tho French system is, to touch females tho useful or tho agreeable, accord-, ing to their wordly condition. Our American sys tem in lo tench them a little of everything; in tact wo tulre more pains with them than with our boys, though it would soein from the result Hint hitherto oar eirorts have boon none too well directed. While wnhnvo females seminaries and colleges in which degrees uro conferred, nnd which produce ninny shallow nod discontented philosophers who immodestly take the rostrum ut [nihlic meetings, and have begun lo invade tho nulpit, wo hnvo very few who cun take charge of n husband's counting- room whilo ho is engaged in tho directions of other departments of Ills multifarious business. In Paris, you buy u carpet of your upholsterer, who shows the goods, mnkcB ull llio necessary explanations, nnd minds it homo. But when you pity, you walk to tho neat mahogany dcBk where Madame siut en throned behind her largo folio ledger, ami it Is with her you regulate the account- Tho French trades man’s wife is no more sleeping partner. SI10 lakes an active, useljil and appropriate part in the man agement of affairs—shu knows to what extent tho business j* prosperous—and is thoreloro never in danger, like many Americnn wives, of demand ing a now carriage or other extravagance, whan Iter numrand ia on tho point of lulling, These re- marks are suggested hy an account ol a moating in London, ol the friends and promoter* of tho flydo Park Oollego for Young Ladies. Il* tho English will occasionally borrow the uotiomi ofthuir young- or brotiiorjonoilmn, it in n pity they do noi mako a wiser uboico 5 it would have boon much bolter, for instance, to have commenced as we did, with comthon schools Jor girls!' Shit, 4 Vil 111 ill 1 i ii tituruis. clinrlertnii. to II K \v««hbtirn. BlO.il i; lASlttA-H'!: COM PAM X, Hark-Icihlu I’jlyn*,Gluirleat«ui,ln Hrlghiun.KellytoCo. | OF THE CITY OF NEW-YOKK. Ilriif Ci.uial.’ ftllsby, Cardenas, «lib Fruit, to Cohen to 1 Cu pUnt. $500*000 — All Paid in. Fosdlck. G.J. Martin, tiee’y. SIMEON L. LOOMIS. Pros’ Itrig Emily, Davis, Ohnrlreten, to Brigham, KellytoOo. The Subscribers having been appointed At-entH 1 Schr JohnT'ruslor. Hathaway, tiulilln River, 5450 bush the nbuvo Gompuuy, are now prepateil to tnke Risks Rough IIice. to Anderson to Go. ; uguinsl Fire on RiiildiiiRS, Merchandise, toe. toe. «ti tiloop Wiishtiivioii, Ortec,2JIHI hurh Rough Rico, to • favorable terms. COHENS to HERTZ. Amh rson to Go. ' July 8 t *'<">(» Liberty, Barrel,8»pt4o, Wood to Mdzo, lo Alas- I v A\AA»l dSl X’I Ato lN.SMiA.Nt j; CO. OmCK 1 iM llAY-hlKKUT. This Company will lake l'iro, .Marine, and River Risk t mi the most luvurablo terms, —'TRCSTKES— Henry D. Weed, I John V/. Audvison, IHrum Roberts, 1 N. It. Knapp, Julia it. U ddur, * Henry Lullirop, I.W. Morrell, ' E. F. Wood. HENRY 1). WEED, President. HIRAM R JR CRTS, Vice /Wf, Jambs McIIbxrv. Stc'y. mar 17 »epai:ti:i). Flea liter Win Gaston, tiiiaw, I’alail.a, toe. tiiciimer Gordon, King. Charleston. Steamer Isaac .Spoil, Dillard, llawkinsville. Keystone titute. tfttilo of Keystone stale Stale o| Georgia... Key stone Slate.... Cabin Passage.. itt)A STEAMBOAT COMPANY OF GEORGIA T ills COMPANY will coiitiime to transport Produce uml other Merchniidfre, on the Savniumh river, to and from Augusta, hy their Iron tileamcrs JOHN RANDOLPH, Cnpt.Pitn.POT. LAMAR, Cupt. CRkHivK fit. —ash At.cn by tme stvavkh— AMORYSIRLEY, Gapt. The latter Steamer being of less draught than any other on the River, Insure* unprecedented despatch In all stages of Hie water. Tho Coin pony Is also provided with fifteen Tc.w-Boats and two Lighter*. All Freight addressed to tho care ol’tho Company, ol Its Agents, will be received and forwarded, free of corn- missions. A. 81 It LEY, President, Augusta. T. U. MILLS, Agent,tiavoiniah. oct 16 W. M. ROWLAND, Agent, Augusta. NOTICE. ■rff****. The steamer OREGON having been re- ! JaSKgiSgC p “ l ‘ l ■ v overlmaled, repaired, and painted, , wtitniudieregular weekly trip* between THIS CITY and . DEMERV’ti FERRY, leaving here uvery Saturday Eve ning ul 4 o’clock. aa<l touching regularly at all the Inter- | mediate landluue. The OREGON hits been thoroughly J refined under the late steamboat law, nnd her accommo dations for imesiMigure «•« both ample uml comfortable, i and lias been placed on the line particularly tor the ac- j coiuinndatloi) of the plainer* and merchants on llio rlv- I er. For freight or pas-age apply on hoard ut Union Wbf or to KINGULEY to THOMAS, Agents, j ocl 5-d2w-wlm CODY’S COFFEE HOUSE DEA7T0N~iiBEET . he uiulersigned lias leased, nml hits now tilled up In 11 neat nnd elegant style, tho building on llruylon street, next door to. IVa y& King’*, to be occupied ns a I ItKIEi: IIOI NI), where he intends lo serve up. Inn superior style, every delicacy of the season. New-York Oysters,/'~\Navauimh Oysters, j VKNISIIN, (iUOUSE, r./unit nous ./,v/> fish, J New-York and Philadelphia Beef, &c, Richmond. Vn.. nnd his euro Is most remnrksblo. WM. A MATTHEWS, or Richmond, Vu., hnd it serv ant cured of Syphilis, In the worst form, by Carter’* Spanish Mixture. Ho says he cheerfully recommends It, and considers It an invaluable medicine. . RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond, was cured of Scrofula, and what physicians culled confirmed Consump tion, bv three bottle* of Garter’s Spanish Mixture. EDtVlN BURTON, Commissioner of the Revcnuo, soys he has seen the good effect* of Carter’s Spanish Mix ture in n number of Syphilitic cusm, and says It is a per fect cure for that horrible disease. T. W.DYUTT to SONS, 132 North 3d street, Phila delphia. UP.NN ETT to BEERS, 125 Mnb. street, Richmond,Va. WM. O. HARWOOD, of Richmond, Va., cured of Old Soros and Ulcer*, which di«tlded him from walking. T«iok a few bottles of Garter’* Spanish Mixture, nnd wna enabled lo walk wltliout a crutch; lit a short time per manently cured. l’rincipul Depots nt M. WARD, CLOSE to CO., 83 Malden Lntie,New-York. . .. Ami for snle hy J. IL CARTER, A. A. SOLOMONS, , to C’f», and THOMAS M. TURNER to CO, Savanna I), nnd bv Druggists and Country Merchants every where. 83^ Price $lj«r Bottle, or 6 Buttles Jar $5. mnylfl—iatvISawolv UNIVERSITY MEDICINEYI fXVKR AND Aar* CVRKD BV BOXVANO’S TOSIO MIXTURM rj’vHE University of Free M/duine and Popular Knovt• X edge.; chartered by the Stale or Pennsy I vanln, nt Ha Inst eerelon, (viz. 29th April, 1853.) mainly for tlio pur- pose of arresting the evils resulting from the sale of spurious and dangerous nostrum*, nl*o for tho purpose of supplying the public with reliable remedies. In case# wherein tho patient cannot obtain or will not employ the heft medical advisers; having purchased that invalu able remedy, Rownnd’s Tonic Mixture, on account of h* just celebrity, and known efficacy in the treatment of Fever and Agile, and its kindred affections;—lias no hesitation In recommending It in the highest terms to the patronage of the nfllicled. B OWEL COMPLAINT cured hy Rowand’s Black- dkkry Root. The above Institution extends Its sanction. In like manner, to tho remedy for ** Bowel Comp’ulnt,” so well known ae Rowand’s Compound Syrup of Rluckberry Root, und earnestly recommend It to the confidence of patients afflicted with those com plaints—believing it to be iuvalunble hi the treatment of such cases. Hon. Henry K. Plrong, lion. J. R. Flanigan, John R. Rowuiul, M. D. D. It. Ashton, F.uq. . Hector Orr, Esq. ZjT All Communication* to be addressed.—John R, Rowund, M. D., Head of the Pharniuceulical Depart ment, nml President of the University. Homo Dispensary uud Ofllce, No. 47 South Second- street. Philadelphia. Rruuch Dispensaries nt the Stores of J. A. MAVEK, Savannah, Ga. E. M. COWLE8, Mllh-dgcville, Go. P. A. MORSE, Auvnista, Gn. J. M. POTTER, Ihtlnbrldge, Ga. J.S.MvEt. WEEN, near** “ K. L. 8TROHECKRE, Mncon. *epi I 1 *—mwf ls-tulhs o3nio ■ By* order of tho Trustees,' pass a: sui: us. Per steam-*hip Aiigusln. Irmn Low York—Mrs O M Nelson. J N Loiuni*, A S Peters, Miss Parsons, J O Walt him) Liilv, Miss j; \J Dibble, A Rr.mdnlx, U ti N. J Billie, K A Yule, II E Dibble, Miss Hunt. Miss E Clarmml.e. Mis- Jhiio M Ghainphm, Il Walker, Francis 'P IVulker.-N S Neal. Mrs VV Wrighl.E II llollirtur, Stephen Beers, I) Slro ise. S ffnff, G ti Hull, J Afcrwln, J ffarruU, J Torry, N It Torry. G Mercer. J li Berrien, J Beach and Indy, VV J Town-end, II S Randolph, A Stevens ami 3 children, J Coiicnhuvei), Mies Delscow, M Klug, F King, and 52 Steerage. TO TKAVELLEH8 GOING NORTH. JfiS^^sfisavannah & Charleston £&E±fi£5& L*. S. MAIL STEAM-FACKETB J EAVE iinvaiuialt kvxky SIokkiko at Pouf j o’clock, alter the urrlval of the Night .Train of tha Central Hall-Road, and ARRIVE AT^lmrlenfon at Twklva o’clock M.same hay, connecting at Charles ton with the Wilmington Steam-Packets, wild, leave with the D.8. Mall xvery day at 2# P. M., nnd, also, with the New-York to Clmrioaton Steam ships, which leave Charleston rvrav Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons. Passengers leaving iffneon on Tuesdnv ovenlngs will arrive In time to connect with tho splendid uew steam ship JAMES ADGEU one week and the steamship HOUTII BUN ER the next. Fare from Charleston to New-York by land, 920 DO time 32 hours. By steamships 925HO mavis S. M. LAFFITEAU.Aueut THROUGH FARE From FlmrlesUm to llui lint ore 917 50 To Vhilndclphia $19, and to New-York $20., OM CHARLESTON SO. GA. L EAVING the wlmrfal theloolofLaurens-slreetdally afrer the arrival oflhe Southern cars, vl» Wilming ton,N.C., from which point two dally trniiia nre dis patched at Hsj.M.andaP.M.; Iks 8 o'clock only con necting ut Weldon, NiO* with thetioabnurd and Roanoke Rail Road lo Noriotk,thenco by steamers to Baltimore, nml both trulns connecting ut Weldon with the Him** to Petersburg. Richmond, tvialiliigton, Baltimore, Phtinuet- pill A, niuU’ow-York The public Is respectfully Informed that the steamers of these Hues, are In first rato condition, and Brunnvigntod by well known and oxjiericnced com manders ; the Kail Iloads nre In fine order, (the Wilming ton and Weldon, us well os the Seaboard and Roanoke having rueontly been relald with Heavy Trail) thereby securing both safety ami despatch. By these routes pas- sengersivalllng themselves oftlio first tram may reach Baltimore In 40 houra, Philadelphia In 43 hours, and New York In 30JI hours; nnd by the second train they arrive lc Baltimore In 50 hours, Philadelphia In 56 hours, nnd Through tlckutscoh Blotto lo hnd from E. WINSfrOtV, Agent or the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road. Com pany, atlhaofflco of tno Company, foot of Laurens street OhariosioD 8. G, to whom please nfiply. mar 22 S “ _ JLVER PLATBD cake BASReTF, in great vsrlsiy', ami some now patterns entire; faster*, also now pat terns*, oil and Vlnegnr Stands. very lino,equal to Cordial Stm tit; Silver ami Plated Balts, new pntl'orns; Mixing Wort Silver Plate, end a foti assortment ofBUrtr tumhlere ^ -- T . , , Plated Candlesticks from a to 14 fitches blah. CalUt, LIFE insurance. .SOI TIir.lt > atUTlJAI. LIMI.'HANOECO, This Gmapiuiy charges no extra premiums for person residing in the Southern States. They will remit one fourth of ihu first premium. Profits divided annually Id cash. Asni'Rv Hull, President. C. P. McCav, Actuary. Applications received by dec 19 ly W3|. KING, Airent, 103 Bay-st. Savanna LIVBHTuOL AND LONDON FIltE Sc LIFE IN8U1IAIVCE t’OJIPANY. The Undersigned, Agents of the above Company, will take risks against Fire on Buildings, Slock In trade, toe., on tho most fnvoruble terms. BANCROFT to BRYAN, Jnn 24 No. 117 Hay-st.,Savannah. P1IOTECTIBN 1NSLTUAMJE DOMP’NY UF HARTFORD, GUNN. The undersigned. Agents of tho above Company, are D mred to tnko risks ngntnsl Fire on Buildings and r contents. Also, Marine tien Risks, on tho most favorable terms. BRIGHAM, KELLY to CO.. Jan 7 •Agents. MUTUAL. JL1FE INSIHIANCE COMP’T OF NEW-Yt»RK. Isaac Abdatt, Sec’y. F. 8. Winston, President. Dr.R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner. feh) Applications received hy W. P. HUNTER, Agent. LUMION piltfiNlX F1HE OFITOE. mis Company lakes Fire Risks In this City, end Insures Rents and Leases. sopt 2 It. HABERSHAM to SON, Agcuts. THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY ANI> TRUST COMPANY. CHARTER PERPETUAL-GASH SYSTEM Capital 9250,000. This Company combines tho Mutual and Proprietary system, and will Insure the lives of white persons,aiso negroes Dr. ARNOLD. Medical Examiner, mar l ly 51 IN IS to FLOUANCE, Agents. UOYAIi INKtillAliiClE COMPANY* LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. Capital 2.000,000 uf Pounds fttorllnir “’filsfruUltutlon hou estaWWied an / *” “ . In 8«vgn» 'ropertjr will bo Issued by * ANDREW LOW to CO. ..... .... .111 Agency nab, and Fire Policies upon Produce and Pn **o Issued by a«..mk Havuimnh, OcL 20,1B51, SHIP HI.OCK FACaroiIY. P RICE IbrI’iauk Bd n Blocks, to 71m 30k por foot- 3, 0 ami iff Inch (Wjtfc-11 and 12 In., 73c. Pat to 14 Inch 102)4 llund Spikes—Hand Pumps-^Pump and Pump Ot.,, UjoumvlU s m . WE nov7-3mli Bleara Building, 63 Elixubeth-st, N. Y __ 1 " ENGLISH 8AU0BH.— John Bull, Ess. of Anchovies^ U Piquant Sance. Emperor of China do., KlngofOndo, Sir It. Peel do., Reading do^ India Soyo do., Ife^ rings, Anoliovlo Paste, for sale by . dec 2 A. BONAUD. ;PL/fYtW dAlTDS.L-Cohon’s super, Saw’S and Whileker’a Great Mogul Cards, ter wlo by JOlirni. MOORE to CO., Gibbons’ Buildings. t. iti oun’N ENkence of j nut nlen Ginger rpHIS Es-ence Is 11 preparation of unusual excellence L lii ordinary Diarmu-ii,Incipient Cholera, in short.ln all canm of prostration of the dlgeetlvo functions, so coni- 111011.il is ofImwtitnuhlo value. Durlmr the prevuleuce ofepldf.*slc«;holerH and Summer Complaint of children. It Is peculiarly eltlcncious. No fnnoiv*. individual,or traveller, should ho without ft, us It eh*i«*,e« the system to resist tlielntlnence of incipient disease* which lurk iu a changing climate. Caution.—JVr-on? desiring on article Hint can ho re lied upon, prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger, , . , , ; shouhlhep»iiicHlnrtonskror“ifrown*sEsscDceofJa- S\ ill nlwnj s he kept on hand, and served up Ina style , ,„ a | cu (Huger,’* which is warranted to bo what ii is rep* .... »-r before equally he this city. Parties liiruishcd with private Suppers nml Dlnuera < i.shorl notice, lie will keep ouly Die best liquors, on. ri-3m JOHN McK.CODY NEW FALL AND JWIHTEK GOODS. ; ROBINSON it CAMP, j DRAPERS an'd TAILORS, I A UK now receiving and opening their stuck of FALL | 7 0 the following lou AND WINTER GOODS, consisting In port of Bl’k ! Bottles formerly sold nt .iOmit» nml Fancy colored French nnd English CLOTHS; j ** ‘‘ * ,‘3 “ Freiir.h. Eii'-li-h iin.l American GASSIMEREti. of all i *' *■■” . resented, and Is prepared only by Fkedekick Biuiwj4 .Hid for snle nt his Drug and Chemical'Store, N. E.Cor- I ner of Fifth nml Chestnut Streets lTilladqljihhi, and In J Cbnrloslim hy J’. M, i'imixk to Go nml Havii.anh.Har- ' haw. to Co., and hy nil the rcspectuhle Druggists ntd i noLlnecnrlesIn the t'ulled titiiles. Inwinlv feh 1 REDUCTION IN PRICK’of Hyperion Fluid, For Jlfi.slorlnp, Presprvlntr, and Adorning the Hair# To the following low Rates, viz: reduced to 25 cents. nnd French, Engli-li mid American GASSIMERES, of all grades und colors; VESTINGS of Silks. Satins, Gush* 11 erns, cut Velvet, and Embroidered patterns; OVER- COATING’S, such us line English Reavers, Norway do., Esquimaux* er double sided, fine Kerseys, and Pilot Cloths, allot which will ho made and trimmed la our usiimI style, nml at the shortest notice. Our READY-MADE CLOTHING Is manufactured by one of the first house* In Broadway, New York,and coin, prises all that Is tine uml fashionable. R'e have our usual large supply of FURNISHING GOODS on hand. Every thing requisite for a gentle man’s wardrobe, together with Trunks, Valises and Car pet Bags. Also, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, such nt Goats,Cloaks, Fonthos' Leggln*and Capos; allofwhlcb we offer ns low, uud on as “good term* as they can b* hnd ulsewherc. Gaudry’s ISufldinrs* (next to Pulaski House.) septTJ 30 75 BEOUGIA 111 lilt M 11,1, STONES. T MIK Undersigned has on hand an assortment of Burr . Stone, from IS Inches to 4)tf feet diameter, a portion of which Is alrendy dressed for running, and of superior quality. All the necessary irons furnished with the Atone when wanted. Having a competent Individual to dress and fit Mill Stones,the article can bo delivered «l all times tomtit orders, amt on IIbend terms. O’. H.CAMPFIKJ.P J. w. MILLER, AT IIIH 8PI.ENDID GALLERY, Cor. Nt. Jullnn-Nt. and Market Square# I S NOW PREPARED to execute Pictures in iho best style of the Art. All Pir.mroa wurnuned lo give sat isfaction, or re-la ken without extra charge. Instruction* given In tho Art, with apparatus furnish ed. Also—stock amt Clietnlcaln for sale. oct 20 Boots anti Shoes ! Tint undersigned would res*t peclfully Invito Uie attention of] purchasers to their larsd and’ _w«ll selected stock of ftOOTB AlTb SHOES, which havo boon manufactured expressly for them hy the )>e«l manufacturers In Plultdelphlt,New Yurk, and the Eastern cities, and which. In point of style ami durability, cannot bo suVu&sked. lit the retail depart ment may be found every stylo nnd quality of Boots. Shokb, AMD Gaitrbs, far Ladles', Gent’s, Misses', and Children's wear, which will be sold os low oa can be pur- chaiwl Id uuy Northern city. Pfahters and Factors will find at all times a large as- sorttncul or ^PLANTATION BROGANKuEI ■««» bouse servant’s SHOES, mado to order and warranted Iu every respect, and will be .sold at tbe lowest market prices. Mefobauts from the Interior are Invited (0 ex, amine our atock before purchasing elsewhere, aa we will sou them by the puckuge aa low as exit be bought In auy Nortlicrn market. O. JOHNSON to CO^ oct 13 . - ,.,v.lOe.Bryan «u>d 79 St. Jullep-»u. 0^ I S THE best article ever known for curing baldhess, dandruff, salt rheum, and nil affections of the skin. Wltereeverylhlcg else has failed, Bogle’s Hyperion Fluid has effected a permanent cure. BOGLE'S ELECTRIC If AIU DYE is AvoTiirti wondkr or tiik aoc. It Instantly converts red, grey, or unsightly hair. Into a beautiful black or brown, literally dyeing It the mo ment It U applied, at tho same thno Improving tho soft ness und flexibility of the hair. .It does riot stain the skin and can be applied In any weather. Its effects are sure and certain, whilst Its virtues nre beyond price and whenever used, at oncecstablisbesltssuperlorltyovcr all others. , BOGLE’M A3IOLE SIIAVITVO CflEAM Is an article of rare merit, its mild nml detergent proper ties prevent the skin front chapping, and afro resist tho sudden chances or llio temperature or climate, whilst the lather Is both creamy and lnstlng. lUHil.li’S H.4KEAIONA, For preserving and beautifying the complexion and ren dering it fair and delicate. Is wlihnut a rival. u. All 1 beso articles hnvo stood Iho test of thMifrielosttn* vrsiignllon.nnd are considered to be the only ones wor thy of gracing the tnltct of henuty, taste, nml fashion.' Maybe had of tlm Inventor, WM. BOOLE. Boston lift his Agents throughout the United Fla tvs and Canada. Iso of Hrnmrfrts generally. 1 n w In Juno 23 ■ tCTHEKAlV IIMSt BOOK*. , ■ A New supply Just received. Some In handsome Tur key Morocco Binding, much fluer than any we bnvsi bsreloforo had, fnovl5J JOHN M. COOPER toOQ« CHOCGLATIh COCOA to KROIKA. W EAKER to GO.’s American and Vauflln Promt- f • um Chocolates, Cocoa and Uromo. to which flrol premiums have been awarded by the elder Institutes Old Fairs of the Union, ate for sate by all the principal Grocers in the United Stales, nnd by thuir agent*:— Hussar & Mubaxt. New York; Grant to Twills, Philadelphia; Tuos. V. Buvrnimbi, BaltlmorojKix- nkt to DL'DLKV,GfricIniiat),Ohio. WALTER BAKER to CO. afl lyl Dorclteater, Mqsa. 1 rOUHO^ESEBVA^.^ r ; _ j» HU--—, ATINETTS, Kentucky Jeans, Plaid ->vl _ and striped col’dHom'espuDBj BhwJWmMs, and coK:. ored Plaid H’df’ks, new styles: all Wool Plains, Heavy Woouadocu,. iU ’ ~ji*m*EK'TSrSoAieiNii. . OW Is tho time to subscribe, tho eighth ’YolwbffatnfK> commences with the Dqcetnbpr Number; Bub- ., , - scrlptlons received at two dollars and fifty oentto poM irt " -