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SAVANNAH KKJ’UBLK A>, SATURDAY MOKNINti, OCTOBER 20, IMi 5.
THE SAVANNAH MNfiLICAN.
POBUSIIKD II
ALEXANDER & SNEED.
ihit »«w4 t iwnir PrtHirm.
** Fui Lovers' Society."—Lioentiuueoeee in N
1 1 York i» quilting its hiding plaoeMud beginning to
kin Ik ihtmil ■ > annii.ilav. alitnuilitu and defiant.
A General Wanledi
The London Timoa is in deepair about an effi-
: *‘ 1 **Ik abroad at noon-day, ahanielcM and defiant, e | on i General lor tho array in tho Crimea. It do-
) alike of the lawa of Ood, and the moral sentiment : 0 | art . a that the honor of England mu at bo preserved
i of (ho world. Indeed, our great metropolte ia be- tn y to p^^^al foelinga. The aaloty of
earning one vast moral laaar-houae, puirid and biave men ahe haa aent out mutt bo a consider*
. Proci
ViinMS JRLJD33XJ01133 i reeking with the outrageoue and heaven-daring ini-, a „ on KOperior t0 a || notion, of delicacy- A new
on I q“‘*y “>.• U •‘“b 1“** 11 *;, 11 h “ G.nor.l-. younl U.n.r.l, • m.n »i.h lh» Hre of
A 00 ! bo *° known for eome time, by thoae familiar with (h ttj|| t, urn | ng in hia voine mu»t be obtained.
1 * * ' ,k. Ilf V„.l. III. llul UUIIlll
Dally. »■ advance,per
.1, month. 00 I lh# under*.)
rn-Weealy, m advance, 3 00 haa become
If not paid in advanoe « JJ '
Wookly, invariably in advance • "JJ
Weekly. 1 elnb price,) lOcmncalor llu
SAVANNAH, QA.
Saturday Morning, Dot. 20-
By Telrirr.ph tor the Republic,m.
the under-eurrent of Now York tile,that aociety
rotten to the core, and that ovon
among the higher olaasev, thero ia to be found an
amount of howeneae and vice absolutely disgrace
ful to tho Christian ago in which wo live. Thcae
lamentable acetioa have heretoforo been concealed
from tho public gaze, showing some consciousness
oil the part of those who participate in them,ol
their sinfulness, and an unwillingness, though lost
to virtue and honor, that the world should know
it. Siep by step, however, they have become
bolder, until at last woIihvo presented to the world
litw Yark Market*.
New York, Oct. 19tb,
The European newt, received by tho Atlantic J a society of •• Free Lovers,” composed, it is said
n good authority,of a vast number of both sexes
has suspended operations in cotton. Flour
higher, Ohio brands quoted §8,69. Wheat lower. \ from ail the walks of life. Thu groat d stincive
Corn hssvy and unchanged.
NLW OHLEANS IflAKKLT.
New Orleans, Oct. 18ih.
Cotton is a quarter of a cent lower. Sal-s •
tho day 5,500 bales. Middling cold for 8 1-3 to
8 3 4.
New Orleans, Oct. 19.h.
Cotton ia activo and unchanged. Sales ul duv f
7,500 bales. Sale* of the week, 89,000 bales. In
creased receipts 1U8;000. Stock on hand, IGl.OlJO.
New York, Oct. 19th.
Cotton is 1 4 lower. Middling Orleans 9 1-2.—
Fair Uplands 9 7-8. Flour drooping, Ohio bring
ing #8,6-2. Wheat lowor.—Southern White 82.*
80. Mixed Corn 92 cents.
Later from Mexico—Matamoraa sui-
rondo red—'Three Days* Figlitinc-
New Orleans, Oct. 19.
The Nautilus has arrived, briuging later nows
from Brazos. Matamoras had surrendered to the
Revolutionists without a battlo. Suu Louis Potofi
hsd not boon taken. Tho fight lastod three days,
after which tho Revolutionists wero loll in posses
sion of tho field. Reinforcements had boon sent
from Monlerny.
LT We perceive, from the proceedings of
Council Thursday night, that tho sum of fifteen
hind red and tiny dollars \vub appropriated, to ho
divided among the physicians and young men at
this city who went to tho relief of tho sick at
Norfolk.
| lonturo ol tho creed upon which this organization
! is tmsed has been lound, on enquiry, to be that
I. ' oach man or woman has a natural, indefoasnblo
• right to dissolve his or her existing sexual roll-
| linns with n person of the other sex, and outer into
u now relation under tho guidanco of his or her
| spiritual affinities or attractions—this also to be
dissolublo ut any time in obcdienco to the same
• spiritual affinities; and so on indefinitely.”
j 'This doctrine strikes at the vory root of tho so-
| cial system, and should call down tho vengeance of
Heaven upon its guilty followers. Heretofore, wo
learn, tho meolings of its advocates havo been
held in garrets and out-o’-the-wuy places, but it is
rumored that they are about to throw off tho veil
that lias hitherto concealed from tiio world their
liidenus deformity, and ereot a fine building, in tho
neighborhood of tho Bowory, for the thoaire of
their shameless d( baucherics. What is to become
<d such a people] When they thus declare war
ngainat public and private virtue, and their own
peace, can it be wondered at that they should agi
tato treason to the constitution and tho Union ?—
Wo know - not how they can bo reached by law,
but society fins a right to protoct itself against such
diabolical and horrible conspiracies, and should
do .it, whether tho statute book contains the reme
dy or not.
Thanksutvino.—It will be seen, from the notico
of his Honor, the Mayor, that bv the advicu of
Council, Thursday next has been sot apnr' as a
day for thanksgiving and prayer by the inhabitants
of our city. Never had a people grenter cause for
gratitude, and it is to bo hoped none will fail to
give it a sincere and becoming expression.
Bank State of'jb<>roia.—It
rill he seen, from
the notice of tho Cashier, in our advertising col
umns, that this institution has declared the very
handsome dividend of five per cent, on its opera
tions for tho past six months.
“ PiZARo.”—Our engagements prevented us from
attending either of the public places of amuse
ment last night, until a 1 ato hour, when we drop
ped in at tho Athenaum, j-ist in time to witness
the two last acts of "Pizaro,” tho piny seloctcd fur
the evening. This old trngody, from the giltrd
pen of Sheridan, like wine, loses nothing from
ago, and, from the Thespian efforts ol our school
boy days to tho present time, we havo never heuid
it without deriving an especial pleasure. It con
tains somo ol the finest passages in the language,
ia lull of noblo acta and thrilling incidents, and
when properly presented, (ns it was on the present
occasion,) never fails to challenge admiral ton. in
I ho hands of Miss Wyelte, .Mrs. and Mr. Crisp,
and Mr. Morton, aided by mo beautiful scenery of
the Athenceum, it seemed to have imparted to it
a new beauty, and additional power. Wo would
not forget m mention tho lair! little Peruvian,
who perl"iim(I her part so woll as to bring down
the home lit a roar of npplauso. Wo confess,
however, that to us much of the poetry of tho
■ecus was lost, ns wo happened to bo present when
ntg'icialmns lor tho engagement were progressing
and were so uiilorluiime as to discover somo facts
in connection with its ancestry !
This is tho lust appearance of MissWyottu on'
our Mage, at least lor tho prusont season, and, in
patting tr< in her, »e cannot retrain from mi ex
pression of our high admiration for her talents, our
hoarty thanks lor thochsstu and elegant entertain
ment she has afforded us, for a week past, and the
best wishes of mtny friends for that success which !
sho so richly deserves—and which sho will achieve •
Tho "Corsican Brothers” is the bill for iliii
•vening.
Petty Revenge.—Tho Romo Courier gives
striking instance of tho pitiable spirit of ruvengo
that nnimatos the bosom ol our present Chief
Executive. It appears that Mr. Howard, of
Kingston, a heavy manufacturer ol lime, met Gov.
J"irason, in a public discussion, a short time bet.-re
tho cl jetton, nt which his Excellency seems to
have taken mortal oflenco. According to tho
Courier, ha hns adopted (ho following method of
uvenging the sovero castigation he got on that oc
casion :
“ Sinco the day ol this discussion, not a single
enr Inis been suffered to stop at Mr. Howard’s
Kilns. Tho day alter the election, tho switch fur
turning cars to these works wus taken up, under
promise that it should hu replaced.
This promise, it win bo noticed, was made
whtlo the result of tho election was yet unknown.
A few dnys since Mr. Howard was informed by
tiio supervisor that this switch was to bo destroyed,
and ol eouiso his business entirely stopped. 'This
v udic.tivonesi is an outrage, not only to Mr. H.,
hut also to a number of poor men, who are, by
tins means, thrown out of employment. Comment
upon such conduct as this is unnecessary. We on
ly wish to lay tho lacts before the people that they
niay know the course pursued by their Chief Ex
ecutive.”
General Simpson cannot even write a decent dis
patch, or relate truthfully the details of a battle.
liow should hs he aware of the scones enacted
in the Redan I "He sat in a trench with his nose
and eyes just lacing the cold and dust, and his
cloak drawn up over his head to protect him
aguinat both.” Ho makes arrangements which
caueo every one to exclaim, "This is another 18th
of Juno }” he chooses tho assaulting column Iront
tho Second and Light Division, lor the preposter
ous reason that they hud been so often and so
desperately ongaged; and when tho moment is
come that ihoso regiments—consisting of raw lads,
and with hardly one man in twenty who had
fought,*! the Alma—are to advance to the deadly
contest, he is content to go and sit motionless in a
ditch. An unsupported Colonel tights the battle.
And the Times proceeds:
There can be no doubt ol tho discontent and
anger which reign among the troops. Officers and
men havo lost all confidence in their chief, and tho
only difference is that the private proclaims his
opinion with more open vehemence. The incapa
ble commander, who lias brought on England tins
last disaster, cannot force Ins soldiers to look w ith
envy on those gallant deeds of their ally, to which
their own defeat serves as a loti, but he can op
press them with leelings ot deep humiliation,
of bitter resentment, of hopeless despoil-
decency. As lung ns ho shall lead them
there will ho the conviction that the day of battle
is Itkoly to be anything but tho day of victory.
We will not suggest any course to Gen. Simp
son or his advisers, but tho nation must imrmdi*
Intely look to tho Government to provido the army
in the East with a General who commands its
confidence and is likely to retain it. It cannot be
too often repented that our army requires a young
er man. Tho commander of an army in the field
must have physical strength not only for seden
tary toil, but for riding, walking, bunring wind,
rain nnd cold, together with all tho personal dis
comforts of tho camp and tho march. These quuli
ties are not possessed by men of the ogu ol tho
British Commandor-in-Chief, who sits in a ditch
muffled up in a cloak when u whole army rushes
lo the assault. Marshal Polissior wants, wo be
lieve, one or two years of 00, and yet his activity is
looked upon ns extraordinary by his countrymen.
Ho brought up the reserve in person when Gen.
Botquot was wounded. The groat body <>| tin
French Generals are lar bolow this age. Canro-
hurt is46, Bosquet is 42 years old, about tiio age of
Eyre and Maikhum. What is thero to prevent
the adoption ot a similar system in England I
Nothing but tiio untidily of tho Government,
the sympathy uf c« ruiu military authorities at
h"m- lor old acquaintances, and the superstitious
rev- renco for those who have serVed during youth
in th<! campaigns of a past generation. If the
nation is to preserve its rank in Europe, there
must bo no delay iu giving greater efficiency to tho
hi my hy placing otcr it men ol adequate capacity.
Englishmen hardly appreciate how much their
military reputation has sufft-red in the eyes ot the
world even in (Ins iiiuiupliant campaign. Their
lame lor porsunal courage is high as over, hut how
their Government should select such men for high
commands, and how ilie free British people pli..u.,l
acquiesce in the choice, are tho wonder ol foreijn-
«-rs. Tho Russians say wo arc an army ol lions
led on hy asses. By all that they owo to the army,
which hat lought so long and so well, by their
sympathy for those left bereaved and destitute
through the recent slaughter, »b well ns by their
love ol countiy and honor, wo conjuro Englishmen
lo brook no delay in placing at tho head of their
small, hut chivalrous army, a man who can inuke
its valor productive ol something mure than nil
honorable disaster.
Present: Ul
Aldermen Mall
era, Lewis, Wi
Minutes of
Fine Dockots
Blf«
Tho Committi
OFFICIAL ^
iurn of Connell.
[Savannah, 18th October, 1835.
[onor E. C. Anderson, Mayor;
OOMMBnOXAIi.
SAVANNAH iW.IHKET.
Friday, October 10, P. M.
OOTT< IN.—The sales to-day amount to 10W bates, at
, Buffer, Ilertz, Miller, Rodg- bates, v)x: 153 at 148 at 377 si 8*. 240 at ,
166 at U. aud A bales Jethro at JOo. There was a fair dc-
ud at a decline of Xc.
mooting and Information and j
read nnd confirmed.
READ AND AnoPTED.
.... Streets and Lanes, to whom
was referred the Roving ol the Toll House on the
Ogocheo Plank-Ljad, beg loave to report—They
hnvo moved tho To I I House and Gute south of
Lnurol Grove Celetery avenue, and have allowed
Mr. Broome, tollkte Keeper, to enclose a oortaiu
piece of land, ijo fence running back and ad
joining the b ncejif Laurel Grovo Cemetery, so as
lo prevent persu^ panning round tho gate; said
land (enclosed) ti be given up whenever required
bv the city of Sahnuan. It i9 understood by your
Committee nnd «e President of tho Plank Road,
that all persons dffi nil kinds of vehicles, are to
pass tree of loll joiug to and returning from the
Negro Cemetery’ Your Committo further recom
mend granting tfthe Ogocheo Plank Road Com
pany, half an ac| of ground where the toll house
now Hands, as lag ns it ts used lor the purposes of
a toll houso. Gilbert Butler,
ChairmanPommitteo Streets and Lancs.
1 lie Finnnco Qmmitteo, to whom was reterred
tho petition ol ft. J. M. Schley, report—That
upon curolul oxatination find Ins property was not
finished at the li^e required for returning taxes,
und that it has notbecn customary to tax unfinish
ed houios. W©, tlcrelore, recommend that tho tax
upon the houso hi refunded.
t John N. Lewis,
j Chairman Committeo.
The other Ccomitteea to make reports, asked,
and obtained fuffier time.
An ordinance amendatory ol an ordinance di
viding tho city f Savannah into fire districts, was
read thn first life, and on motion, read tho second
time and passed.
PKTlTMfl READ AND ORANTED.
Of Thomas II Rosis nnd Ann O. G. Brown,to
be relieved Irotrdouhlo tux.
snvniiunh Export*, October 10.
Per bark Sophia, Boston—IQl) bales Cotton, 100,000
Not Lumber, 772 Dry Hide*, 90 bale* Ure<-n do.
Per brig M A Stevens, Baltimore—600 boxe* Copper
Ore, 339 bale* Cotton, 147 do Moss, 248 bushola Wheat.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. | cactiow to the
A T ir TCN M U M .
MK. W. II. CRIMP,
Naturdayr, October tOlh, 18Aft,
Will be performed the MHo Drama of lha
! Learning from aome of the re»pt-ciable firminf
, Charleston and Savannah Hint my Pchi-idnin yrnuun
Lcmm arid Manager ^ BcInmpp-.lR ext)-ri!<ively eounlarlelted by a number 0 i
Liquor mixers in Sow York, Philadelphia ar.d
and finding that the pirates daringly advertise theirp*,!
COtlStCJl.V ME ROTMM Mu Mi. 9i , melons deceptions under the name which belong,^ ’
• . ; bsiIcIl, I think It ne es*sry to caution the —
Louis Del Pranchi I Mr W II Crlan
Kabron Dei Frsncbt t ‘ p against these vendors or poison in dlsguits.
SINGING AND DANCING.
To cnuclude with— f AiUlLY J A II S.
community
l Delph
I introduced the r'cheldain AroinRtlc.^cloispprfn,^
purpose of supplying the medical faculty and the whol«
RFC CUT* |>£U CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Oct 19—2099 bales Colton, SOU sacks Wheat, 142 do
Rye. 201 do Meal; 2 ‘ do Corn, 1SU do Fleur, 73 bbls do,
23 hales Doineiltcs, 19 lilids Macon, 105 bundles Paper,
and mdse to Dana At Washburn, A d Uurlridge, W
VVoodor dge, C A L Loinnr, F Parsons Ac Co, J W La-
tbrop It Co,T U At i l» Mills, W Dune n. Ruse. Davis u
l.oug, lioslun At Villnlongit, 8 M LafiMeiiu, Hudson,
Fleming At Co, llrighain. Keily At Co, Patten, liuttdn u
Doors open at 7—Commence at 7 ML
W. Ilunlley Roinmunity with u pure medicinal
net 20 , be prescribed withe
iplrit, which migh
'"wilunce;all cases where »n
‘THE OAMPHKLLM AHK €!<»JII I NG n 1 were rt 'q ,,ir «d, without producing the fearful ,
“Model Troupe of The World !!” .i.id.inv.ri,w, ,..„n ,„i„,
__ * | ed liquor. Iu order to render i,ssiiranee doubly , l|rr .
i bad the article analyzed *■ -•—*
Fourlcen Fcrfoi-mcrs.
8T. ANDREW’S IIALL.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY—COMMENCING TIIIJIt8-
DAY, OCTOBER IrtTII.
W EST A 4IICIGINAL CA.7IP-
IIF.1,1. lfllNNTHLIiLSi under tho d ree-
moll, Cohens At Hertz, H'HaUersby At Co. VcrstllleltJ tl<>n of the world-renowned
Frierson, J W Neely, Hardwick At Co,<kc, N A Hardee At ( mffi TStninT _
Co, Itabuu fc Mnitb, G W uarmsuy, M 11 Williams, | X X J^JUiUUy
Mc.Mplu, G II Johnson, M A Coheo. O Cohen, F W , will have the honor of appearing as above with New
81ms, U ti Hilton. P J Punch’ Weyue, Grenville At i u, Rmigs Dances, burlesques, Farces, Itc., Ate.
M iUarsh, Crane, lValfs At Co, W .Lckean, U* U Ether- j {y p or iiuitlculars seo Hills of day.
idge, Mrs W P Uose, M Mass-nsu, Henderson At Fuff- Tll . k . u J, on „„ nv-Gom'mnmm
borrow, WM Wadley, Itokenbuugh At Ladson, and Ur-1 at 7j kel * M cenlB * 1,0 re fin. p. A. JONf™
''" r 1 oct is ’ ’ ’ Agent.
CHARLESTON, OCT S7.—Cotton—The demand was;
renewed to day with u guuddea' of activity, aud llm J
sales iu the aggregate reached fully Ylntl bales. The j
market exhibited no ne w fuuture, so fur as prices were |
concerned. The sales embrace 8 bales at 83s, 20 at b,,..
9*3 ul 8>i, 78 ut 8K< 44 a. 8*<, 145 ul d 13-10. 29) ul 8> ( .f
0 > at 0 I .VI6, 275 ul l*,t»8 at 9 1 19, 300 at 9#, 253 ul 9>», j
and 42 bales at 9 ?io.
FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
TO LEAVE ON FRIDAY, 10TI1 INSTANT.
—. The Rpftuidld U.8. Mail steamship 18-
gfrJb.AHI:F, Hollins, Commander, will leave
I Ills port on Friday, Oct. IBth, nnd will
____HHlleavu thereafter reguluily,on the 4th and
MONTGOMERY, OCT 17—The Cotton market it] HUh ol eucli month.
flrm, with no chuiige in prices. We still quo o Middling ■ The ISAIIEL connects, nt Havana, will) thef.8.
7Ku7}i, Good Middling 7^n7*i.
COTTON8TATKMRNT.
Stock on hand, I si September
Received pusi week
Received previously
Total
Shipped pact week..
I Shipped previously...
FETlTl'ta READ AND REFERRED.
Of sundry perdns, praying tho repeal of tho or
dinance levying (lax of ono dollar per head on all.
horses and niuloffirought into the city for sale, to
Committeo on Fiance.
Of Philip Gciklhniisc, to ho relieved on tax on
two snddlo lioremand his stock in trado, to Com-
nii'teo on Finunc\
Ol Young Amsira Ftro Company, asking to
have a story addet,t«, their Rngino Ilouse, to be
used as sleeping atu r imsnt, to Committee on Fire
Department.
Of Henry I’ow, aiding a lanse of ten years on
a portion of the lanohif.aging to the Springfield
plantation, to ho usedVr pasturage, to Committee
on Dry Culturo.
Je.nni.vos’ P. O , Hamilton Co., Fla., >
“ - 835. \
The Camthiills.—We could not be present lust
night, but learn the Mintdrcls hud another lull
house, aud Well entertained them.
The Mails.—Judging Iroin thn frequent irregu
larities, ono would suppose the whole Post Office
department bad gonooff on u “bender." For weeks
pnst a regular arrival oi tho mail, fur two days in
succession, has been.a most unusual occurrence —
Wo allude particularly lo ilioNorthern mail, und
hopo the ngont.4 of the department will luko somo
early steps to remedy (he evil.
October 9tli, 1835.
Messrs. Alexander & Sneed:
You will cooler u lavur «»n a subscribers nnd sev
eral others, hy answering tho following questions,
in the Weekly Ripubocm:
1st. is it necessary, or required, for a citizen of
the United Slates, traveling in Kngintid or her
P"s»essiuns, to havo a passp >rt from this govern
ment T
2d. Is it neoc^.»nry lor Her Majesty's Fiihjectn to
have pas^poris while traveling iu thu U. S. I By
whom are they granted f
Any other I glu that you will give on the origin,
intent and use ol passport * will bo tnankluHy re
ceived. Respectfully, G. S. J.
To the first, we answer, it is not. We behove,
however, tlm privilege is allowed in no other coun
try of Europe.
To the Hi-ei-nd, wo also answer in tho negative.
Citizens of all countries have a perfect freedom of
; travel in any and all the States ol the Union.—
When a citizen desires to travel in a foreign conn
try, where pust-ports are required, ho cun obtain
them, either Iroin tho Secretary ol Siulu, or a resi
dent Consul of tiio country to which he is lining.
A passport is a certificate of citizenship, design
ed to protect tho party against molestation, so
long as ho conforms to the laws ol tltu country in
which ho may travel. They originated, we pre
sume, in the policy of excluding RuspieiotiB or
dangerous persons from tho country. Upon ar
ming at a foreign port, the custom is to present
your passport to tho proper authorities, by whom
it is visual, that is, oxumined and omlursed, alter
which you uro allowed to proceed on your jour-
[Kd. Rep.
" Top Duck, at last.”—Wo learn, from tho
Dalton Times, of Thursday last, that two heavy
cases against the Stnto Road havo been tried bu
ney -
Peace Prospects.—Tho Vienna corrosnondont
of tho the Paris Constiiutionncl. whose letters are
said to he dictated and revised hy the Fronch Min
ister ut that Court, says that since thu lull of Se
vastopol “the chances are aa a thousand to one
fieaco will ho ninth: without another blow being
struck." it is hardly probable, but wo shall sue.
Tennessee.—Gov. Johnson sent in his Mepsago
to the Legislature tho8th init. It recommends the
foro thoir Superior Court during tho present week, passage of the homestead bill by Congress, a
one in behalf of‘Cornelius Ilibhortn, for dumugc
the other brought by George Shields, for tho death
of iiiS son, nt Chickainaugo bridge, a low years
since. In both cases a verdict was given for the
Road.
Crops in Florida.—Tho following is an oxtrnct
from a Jotior to the oditor ol this paper, from a
planter rostdfng in Hamilton county, Florida:
" Cotton crops are bad in this neighborhood, hav
ing taken the mat and black rot. Thoru is also an
insect, called by a gentleman from Georgia the
bung-borer, that has considerably damaged tho
rhnngo in tho mode ol electing U. S. Senators
horn the Legislatures'll tho different States to the
people, nnd tho abolition of tho College of Elec
tors in tho election of President and V. President
of tho U. St t s. Tho balance of thu document is
devoted to home affairs.
The debt of tho Statu is sot down as follows :
Actual iiiili-bu-dness 93,992.856 66
Liability lor bonds loan'd ^endors'd, 4,752,(Jl)0 UU
Terrible Tragedy at Richmond.—Murder
and Suicide.—The Richmono ,Va.i papers ol tin:
I5.h mm. have loug accounts of an extraordinary
affair that Ins created much excitement in iliat
city. It appear." that a young man trom B sh.n,
calling hiiuscd Francis Au..urn, arrived hi Rich
mond about three weeks ago, nnd obtained cin-
nioyment as a Jesign-r and carver. Subsequently
lie lented a house, and tilled it up fur u grocery,
and oyster and drinking hiImoii, which hu wus to
have opened yesterday. On Friday night, how
ever, no wa;< nrre-trd on a charge ol enticing
away nnd harboring two male slaves beiouuiug lo
Me.-t-rs. Jesse Williams and James H Grant, and
who had disappeared a tew days previous. Tire
Ei i| <uer say-:
'I ho lime "I arrest whs about 12 o’clock Friday
nigh:, nnd was effected hy the. police, who station
ed themselves around Anhurn’s house and awaited
his r> luin, which was at the late hour named, lie
resisted the uffict rs with pistol aud buwiu knife in
band, but was overpowered and taken to the cage.
Un his way to prison he orcwi hour hi- pocket a
plii.il ol strychnine, drunk a portion ol it, and .-pit
out a iimu'linn ol the poi.-ou in tiio lacoot the offi
cers who had him in charge. Two physicians were
imuicdiatrly calico to his relief, hut he «l•••«J Iroin
the ■ ii'eciu of ihu strychnine, nb uii two In.u s alter
swallow ing it; mid iho edrouor hold an iiiqm-si
over ills body on Saiurdsiy morning.
The charge on which lie wus airested was satis
factorily established, as follows: He iiad recc.ivoj
about $100 from the two nogronion, under it prom
isc to Convey them to the North, unci had conceal
ed tl.ein in die third story of his houso pr< paratnry
to .-ending them away. One "I the negroes having
complained of being unwell, lie gave him what he
said was a dose of medicine, but which was, no
doubt, strychnine,a* the negro died soon niter ta
king i be doso Auburn then dug out a grave in his
cellar, and, with the assistance of tho other negro,
buried his niurderod subject, first culling hia'liioat.
ripping upun his abdomen, nnd horiibiy imrihumg
thu budy in other places; this was done, it is sup
posed, to prevent the negro from recovering Imm
the effects ol the stryelinino.
'1 huso bloody scenes occuring lioforo tho eyes of
tho oilmr negro, nuturully produced much alarm
ami uneasiness in Ins mind,consequently, hu em
braced tho first opportunity to escapo Iroin confine
ment, whieh lie did by leaping lr- ut a window in
the third story ol tlm bouse. Ho then returned to
his master, and revealed all hu knew about this
most singular aud horrible transaction. It is be
lieved Auburn wan in luague with others engaged
iu (lie business ol running oil' slaves, but no ac
complices hnvo yet been detected.
Auburn was a young man of gontcul appearance
and maimers, and had capacities as a carver aud
designer, to earn from 5 to $8 a day. He. gave as
a reason for renting a house and opening a groce
ry thn expected visit <>t his mother and somu of
her family from tho North, lo reside wnli him in
this city.
RESOLUTIONS 0F$RED AND ADOPTED.
Bv Aiderman West—
lleuolvrd, That tho tity Treasurer be author
ized to pay t Dr. JamesR. Road tho sum of ono
thousand dollars, and topay Dr. R. J. Nunn tho
Finn o| two hundred and fitly dollars, and to pay
Messrs. J. E. Goditoy, J. F. McFarland, K. W.
Skinner nnd Tho*. J Charlton tho sum of ono
hundred dollars onch.fnr pnrvices rendered to the
cifzens of the city o Norfolk during the recent
epidemic ol yellow f<ver iu that city.
Bv Alderman Mill.ry—
IteHolreil, That l h* City Treasurer be authoriz
'd t" pay TltumtsS. Wayne, guardian of Rich
ard Ann Butler, (F W. C.) fix hundrod dollars
awarded her by conmittee ol freeholders on 15th
Juno 1853, appointid for opening President street,
East.
A report from tlo Commissioners of Water
W orks, relative to extension ol pipes in certain
s'reds and. estimated cost ol same, also asking
■in appropriation toirake experiments in filtration
ol Water nt tho Works, was rend, whereupon the
loMowieg resolution whs offered and adopted.
By Alderman Millery.
RrsoU rd, That Jo- ihren hundred dollars naked
by tho Commissioners oj Water Works be granted,
Hiid that the remainder of tln-ir eommunicutton he
nderred to commitUo on Water Works, to report
to Council.
A comm'inicatioi from Board of Health was
read, nskunr nn appropriation of three hundred
dollars for icrviccs S, A T Lawrence, Secreta
ry <1 said E<>ard,ani seventy-five d 'liurslor R. D.
I*.ipot, nnPK'iigor. On motion ul Alderman Mai-
l< ry, the |o;mer sum was reduced to two hundred
«• d fitly do lars, and tho luttur to twenty-five dol-
lars
Tho fin .nro committee to whom had been refer
red tho communication of Commissioners of
Water WorU relative to balance (932,190) duo
Messrs. Moub and Worthington, contract >rs lor
paid Works', referred the fame buck to Council, nnd
on motion thumattor was loll with tho Mayor with
power to act.
A commiinitatinn from Dr. James P. Scrivcn,
I'riindent ol .9ivanir'h, Albany VGulf Kailrmul,
relative to inn putchu-ed lor said road, ana
amount < f city b-xids to bo deposited by them in
pavnu nt, was read and referred to the Muyor.
James A. Barron was confirmed us second Foro-
man of Young America Fire Company.
Accounts pmsed 92,400
Council adjourned.
A. C. Davenport, c. c.
1 Stock on baud Out IS, 1855.
NEW OHLE NS, OCT 13.—tkUton—The dullness
Waicli prevailed ut the Close of nur last weekly review
was succeeded Uy a great activity, caused by a rliuuge
"I the weather to cold, uu<l u distant prospect that If llie
cold extended imo the iiitciiur an early frost tuuy con
siderably shorten the cmp. He that as U may, the sates
during the first Uir e da\s embraced llie large figure ol’
32,500bules’, pricesharin. sliUeiied On Wednesday
the accounts by ibe Canada, llie alcuuier of tbs 2Uib uli.
checked llie demand und the sales barely reached 25uu
bales. Yesterday the demand was still languid and ibe
sales wore cuutlned to 4 .UU bales. To-duy laclors show-
lug more desire lo sell, the demand became active aim
the sales reached IU50U bales—making a total for the
week or 50.UUU bales, l’rices ure easier for the lower
qualities, wilbnui any quotable decline: but the better
qualities continue Hr iu on account of ibeir scarcity.—
The bulk of the bu'tu- ;S has been lor English account,
the buyers fur oilier uiarkeis have nut been Idle. \\ e
quote—
NSW ORLBANS CLASSIFICATION.
luferloi 5 (Bid J Middling 9 @ 03«*'
(irdlusrv 7 (a'}{ | Good Middling. U‘iailU
• Mall Steamship I'ompany’s Line ol Steamers forSnn
• Francisco via Aspinwall, aud will carry the Pacific mails.
214’ For Passage, only, apply to
.2119 oct 19 COHENS Ac HERTZ. Agents.
.8146-10565 | " ,rv. *for*l1VERPi lOL—Thn A 1 American Ship
". .. i mOiBi CHARTKK OAK, Houdlitlle, muster, having
" part oi her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch for
above port. For frelgi.t apply to
oct 20 HKILH AM, KELLY k CO.
FUR HOSl’CiN.-The new Schooner W. II.
HUItH* HJGH8, GiaRen, master, will have quick
despatch for above port. For freight or passage, niipfy
to oct 20 BRIGHAM, KELLY It I.O.
..4290— 4854
5U2ti
God Ordinary H Css'-14 I Middling Fair..IllisdilOJt
Low Middling... .8)4'•»I Pair lu^iai—
»tatkmknr or cotton.
block on baud lsiSept., '54 bales. 38,2Jl
Arrived since 19t,b22
Arrived to-day 4,4.le
Exportedtodnte
Exported lo-duy
2311,601
797— 81,035
Iliisf.l(tiTiirlte)’ ui>«I Europe.
Making n total of'indebtedness 98,744,856 66
"'"'••i mu. uua coiieiueraoiy unmugeu mu ■
crop by boring into tho young bolls and causing I t | l0
Our Foreign Relations—Sending them back,
Muyor Wood, of New York, lias sent back (in
them to open before they nro mature. Many plant
•rs will not nisko over half a crop, while n very
low will make a full ono. 1 am of opinion ilmt
the crop of Hamilton county will bo sbortor than
U has been lor the last two years. Wo make none
but llie Sea Island. Provision crops, ol all kinds,
are very good.”
Gbnl. Scott.—It is said that tho decision of tho I
Administration in regard toGoncini Scott’s pay ‘
wili be rendered soon. It will givo him the in-!
creased pay of Lieutenant General. Tho account-
same vessel that brought ilium,) to tho Grand
Duchy of Mecklenburg, a number of criminals,
who hail been sunt over here, as honest emigrants.
Indiana Election.—Tiio Iudinnapolis Journal
of thu 10th instant admits tlm total deleat of the
‘•Republicans’’ at tho late contry elections in that
Stale, but denies that tho election was docidcd
upon national issues.
An official letter acknowledging the authority
ing: officers of tho Treasury are now engaged in j 0 f Colonel Kinnedy's Government, on behalf ol the
sottling upon tho amount of back pay duo up to
the present time, which will account lor tho ‘
delay.
Another Daily Paper in Atlanta.—Tho Re
publican &. Discipline male s its appearance in tho
form of a daily ; small, it is true, but a prudent sign
for a beginning. It sails under American colors,
and we wish it every success.
Saw Mill Burnt.— 1 The Steam Saw mill of
F. G. Wan hen, in Washington county, was des
troyed by fire Sunday afternoon last.
Fulton Superior Court.—Tiio Republican nnd
Discipline of Wednesday snya:
The motion for a new trial, in the enso of Can
Costly, for tho murdor of Kent, ponding which the
Spring Term of the Court, adjourned, was taken
up, nnd a now trial refused. It will perhaps go to
the Supreme Court.
Tho State vs. Martin, for the murder ol Dough
erty, has been continued.
Served him Right.—A scamp who had boon
writing scandal.ms anonymous letture Iroin Mont
gomery to a filthy sheet in Boston, was taken out,
with bis negro mistress, by the citizens* a few
nights ago, rodo on a rail and soundly ducked in
tne Artesian Basin. With a "notice to quit,” lie
was altorwards discharged.
Dr Kane, of the Arctic Relief Expedition, has
•(rived in Washington. IIo says tho Union made
an important error in publishing the report of his
expedition. I ho open soa alluded to as having
boon discovered, is three thousand miles in extent
instead of three hundred, aa published.
Election in Ohio.—The Cincinnati Gazette of
the 15th inst. suys: We havo official and reported
majorities from eighty counties in Ohio, leaving
the following counties yet to bo heard from : Ad
ams, Fayette, Gallia, Henry, Paulding, Putnam
•nd Vinton. The roturns foot ns follows—the of
ficial figures m.’V vary tlm result somewhat:—
Ch*"'» 33,900 ; Mndill, 13,£39. No! majority for
Chare, SO,461.
United States, was addressed to Colonel Kinney
it seems, vory shortly after hie election as Governor
ol Groytown.by Mr. Mason, United States Vice
Commercial in concluding his letter, takes it upon
him, to say :—
For my own individual part, I have soon this
movement in favor of a government and ih estab
lishment of law with great salitTactiur, and am
confident that it will be productive of great good to
this plnee ; and I cannot refrain from congratula
ting you, and llm citizens through you, that this
hna been brought with so much harmony und un
animity. Should you go an as you hnvo began, I
h hove that Mr. Hveroit’s prediction, inndn in tile
samo speech to which I have above alluded, that
‘San Juan in time will bo a great American city,
inhabited by American chiefly,” will yet bo lullill-
1 am sir, with groat respect your ob’t servant,
F F. Mason,
U. S. Vice-Commercial Agent.
Kansas Election.—St. Louis, Oct. 13, 1855.—
A letter in the St. Louis Intelligencer, dated Kan
sas, the 2d instant,states that tho election on tho
2d instant was controlled by non-resident MDsuu-
nuns, who were passing to and fro in lorry bouts
during llm whole day.
Later from Rio—Tho bark Amazon arrived at
Balhmoru on tho 16th, with tlirco • ays later ad
vices from Rio than previously published. Hor
nows is unimportant. Coffee was s'endy at pre
vious pricos. Flour unchanged. No political news
of moment. Thu Amazon brings over 4,000 bags
• flee.
Ohio Election.-After all the false telegraphic.. _
ports, it seems that Chase, tlm Abolition candidate,
has been elected Governor of Ohio. Aa a South
ern man, wo cannot but deeply regret tho election
ol such a man to tho Chief Magistracy of ono of
tho most powerful Gtatea in tlm Union. But tho
responsibility must rest where it belongs. Ills po
sition ns a politician has been given him by the
Democratic party. He waa one of them, and as
such was pushed forward nnd sustained in hia
aspirations. His friends and associates, joining
with tho Abolitionists, a few yoais since, elected
him to tho United States Senate, nnd by r coali
tion at once disgraceful to both parties,put him on
the high road to rnoro distinguished honors. But
for this infamons coalition, Chase might now be
plodding in Ins original insignificance, mt hunihlo
a Hcnmp ns wns ever dragged from obscurity hy
d< .rmciatic aympaihy.—Columbus Enquirer.
chemist. .,| world-wM.
■ celebrity,nml submitted It for experimental testu. lbo -
sands of ills'-ngulthei! medical practitioners. There
I Bponsos from these •-ourcee weru of the most unequw*.
cul and satisfactory character It is now before the pub
lie, surrounded with these guarantees,and hearing there
unimpeachable endorsements, una I call upon the cn B
munity to protect themselves and me, their oht, ii«>aj’h
uud my reputation, by frowning oown an i rspudistn,.
the piratical speculators, who are peilttnng d^ r f og j
commodities under cover nt my trade murk. No article
had ever been Imported trom Holland into this im,rku
sudor the name of eebnapps, previous in tb e ipp^
auceof Wolfe’e debeidsin Aromatic tiebuopps, m ,hi,
city.
Tho Orel Importation being made into this city in ib#
year 1848, which can be seen by the Gusto n llou<s
books, 1 deposile my label as a trade mark Id tbe L'uii-
ed States District Court of tbe Southern District ofNew
York, in tbe year lH5l,and have the cc-rtiflcsis i„
possession of Ihut dale. Tho great demand which h«
liius been created tor ihu genuine arilck- hs«ie\^,
whole hive of counterfeiters In mol'on, unit the duty \
owo to my customers and frieude, aud tlm public, cv®.
pels me, lo put them ou llieir guard ngaiusl uupuii.
tlon. L’UuLPIIt i WOLFE, 22 Heaver *l„ N. \
NOTICi: TO FANSE.tiGEUN FOR
STEAMSHIP IS Alii. I..
I’At’SliNGKKrt for Ibis Steamship are
notified that the steamer SAMPSON will
leave Waldburg Wharf this Morning, at Id o’
clock, to carry Math aud Pussongers to Steamship lta-
bol. [octPHI COHENS It IIEHTZ.
FELLOW-CITIZENS—I offer fiir theofflee
of Sheriff of Chatham county, at the cliquing
election in January next, and tespeotfully solicit your
support. [oct 17—td] WARING RUSSELL.
F»ll iti-:.vr.
M, THE EASTERN TENEMENT Of Brick Hulld-
'Jt.'M Ing, corner of Abeco n and Jones Street
T Apply to
oct 20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO.
&
i un
FIM.Sil Ml.tKI If II i : t: Its.
JtJSTUE' ElVr.li a full supply of Fresli Me
dicinal Herbs. Fur sulo by.
J. M. TURNER, Agent.
.Market Square.
Nr, jVay:
'I’hk Crimea a Gold Country.—Dr. F. May
nard’s "From Paris to Sevastopol” has the follow
ing: "ll England nod Franco wore to lake nos*
So-Bid) ol the wlndu ol thu Crimea, aud wished,
without keeping up an army oi occupation at a vast
expense, to prevent Russia Iroin ever rc-csinblish-
ing her power, they liave'only loViecroo that lienee-
forth i’ii- Crimea should be an independent State,
sell-governt-d; and to attract thitlior, in less than a
year, as many millions of inhabitants us could lie
lodged on tho soil, it would bo sufficient for them
t" declare tfie ports free, and to plant on tho Tchaiir
Dagli a banner inviting the gold seekers ol
every nation l» come and search in its sides —
In thu rocks of tho Tchntir, the Dimirdgil Small,
uud Aluclito, thero is enough to pay the expenses
ol a war il it lasted a century. Perhaps my
readers may feci astonished at my making such
a statement. They would bu less astonished il
they know tho authorities on which l rely.—
I do not merely appeal to geographical docu
ments and the history of past tinu-s to prove jiitui-
lit'ly that the gold mines of the Tchaur Dagli ex
ist, and have been worked ; I also invoke ttm tes
timony ol those who, tie nsu de mantt, have seen
and touched veins ol gold more abundant, a thou
sand fold richer than ihoso of tlm Ural uud all tho
known mines It suited tho policy of llie Czmu iu
leave these mines uuworked, and to efface thu re
collection ol mem us lar as possible. Il they
were worked by tree men, that would have at
tracted Irotn every quarter ut Europe a multitude
ol adventurers, men of enterprising character, on
a single point ol the empire. It would have I'.-cn
kindling a conflagration which they could not have
mastered. If, on thu other hand, serfs and prison
ers wi-re employed as miners, the Crimoa was not,
like the Ural, so remote trom Europe that the
groans of the s'ave martyrs could bo emotlicred,
and they might have escaped the fangs of the dos-
pot. Tho Russian Government, consequently,
proclaims the aunferous strata of these moun
tains, which evidently attach the Alps to thu Cau
casus, to be fabulous. Tito Crimea, within ten
years, will become tho Eldorado oi thu Old
World."
Personnel of Marshal Pelissier.—The f«»l
lowing is an extract ol a private letter dated liotori
Sevastopol: "i was rather surprised at the uppear
aneo (li the French commander «-f thu lorccs —
From his character I expected to have seen a i
young man, whereas General Pelissier is an!
enormously fat man, with very white hair, which 1
is cul very close, he is so fat that he is unable to |
ride any distanco. IIo was man open carriage
drawn by lour greys, and two soldiers ns out
riders, and no Arab with a wbito flowing robe lo!- I
lowed it. The General was dressed in unifoim,
with a number oi decorations on Ins breast, and
over his shoulders ho wore a white clonk some
what similar to those worn by the Arab cliicls. He
is not very tall, nnd Ins lace has rather a gond-hu
inured expression, and quito different front wluit
your imagination would portray from his history
either here or in Africa."
“A flash ol lightning,” sail Napoleon to Alex
ander, hi one ol those inuuicrablo mu-iviews be
tween the two grualiat representatives ot the dor-
iriuc ot lorceful extension of umpire, which tho
world has ever seen; "t flash ol lightning has
epenud my eyes til regard to Turkey. Thu Sultan
bclun.my ul.v and my Itiund, hus huuu hurled
trom a tliione to a dungeon. 1 had thought it pos
sible to make something ol these Tuiks—<o im
part to them something like vital energy—lo tench
th<'in how to use, for their own udvuntagu, their
indomitable courage aud endurance. It was a
dieatn. Wo must extonninate this empire, whose
people are no lunger capable of protecting thutn-
silvcs, and thus prevent her spoils Iroin enriching
ami still farther incrcasiug the power ot England.”
This wus what both Napoleon und Alexander
thought aud loll, in 1812; uud since then, although
the affairs of Europe have changed their external
forms, the idea still remains the bailie. Instead of
an alliance between Russia aud France, to prove t
England I rum clutching the " spoils of Turkey,’
(ho affiance is now between France and England,
to prevent Russia from doing the same thing —
" Cnstantiii' plu ! Constantinople! " muttered the
Emperor to himself, with his huger pressed con
vulsively upon lae site oi that city on the map ot
Europe; "never will 1 yield it up to Alcxundor.
Const un; un >plu! It is the empire of tho world ! ”
This is llm secret thought w inch,since that lime,
hft9 controlled all tlm statesmen of Europe—tho
lunge upon which the oniuediplomacy of the wes
tern empires has turned, 't he capital of Constuu-
tmv, wln-n Constantino was inasior of the world—
the centre of commerce, of population, of fertility,
of navigation between Europe aud Asia—the
dream ol evury conqueror who lias cursed the
woild sincu the division <>l the Reman empire—
Constantinople is, iu the nervous old classical, half
Greek, half buvuge, dialect of Napoloen, tho em
pire of the world.
Russia, alter long deliberation, refused to accept
the alliance of Franc*-, aud to divide with her tins
undoubted, unrestricted empire. Napoleon and
Alexander weru iwu gigatuic orbs, which could
not revolve w tho oumo sphere, without a-crush.
Tlm collision cams ; and Napoleon, who represent
ed Europe—.-igainit its will—was shattered. But
the K-uliercd liagim n s ol thu dynasty of imperial
will acting upon popular power, which ho created,
(ulkciod ilii'tnsdves together, by a natural and in
herent magnetism. To-duy, that power is tenlold
.-Hunger than when its founder wus crowned with
the iron circlet of Charlemagne, at tiio altar of
Notre Dame.
But England has become weaker, ns France,
through a probation ol blood, has grown stronger.
Turkey, too, hus continued to decay; and nt the
present moinciil, all thinking men see und under
stand that the doom ol the Mahometan empire is
scab d, aud that it is neither England nur Russia
—hut fruni-i—that will grasp the coveted prize.—
Jl Russians deb ated iu the Crimea, it has t een
done by French nnm und French power—while
tho troops of England havo been driven hack
Iroin tho hiislLng lutrcnchinouts of Sevastopol,
and protected iu their retreat hy the magnanimity
ol llieir victorious ullics. Yes—Turkey is, in
deed, us said the late empeJor Nicholas, "tho
s nk man ” But England is, also, far from wo.I!
France, with all its levers, deliriums, its Iriglit-
|nl blood le'tings, is 'he only healthy and strong
u 'Wcr in Europe, savo the Cossack himself.—
Russia is, or will bo, once more driven hack
to the semi orbal empire behind i the chains
of the Balkan mountains. But Turkey must
succumb—it?- race is over—its destiny is fixed.—
The new moon that r- so in a dieani upon thu vic
tim ol its loiihdi-r, is about *<> sot. Tho career of
the most wondcrliil spiritual delusion which man
kind has ev( r witnessed, is about to elose. Eng- ;
land, too, is crumbling at the circumlerenco, und
must withdraw all hor vast ’energies towards tho I
Centro, il she would preserve oven hcraolf. Still,
Constantinople remains what it was when Napo
leon pres-ed Ins fingers upon its symbol on the map
—’■ e’est encore l’pmpiro du moddo !” And the
spirit ol tho great captain, if permitted to revisit
earth, may yet see his descendant, and the repre
sentative o| his name, es’.al'lished in that capital,
and wielding that empire. Now as in the days of
Repin uud CliHrleinaune, the power of I* ranee is
paramount in Rome, and an o'herwiso powerless
Rope sustains Ins tottering steps by leaning upon
the arms of the sovereign of Franco. Soon, Ct>n-
atantinople may also t>e his; and then will come
that tremendous struggle foreiihadowod_in tho
Stock on baud ami oil shipboard not cleared.. 155,626
l\ eek’s receipts49,4Pti Uulu»— Agaiasl last year 2u,’Jca
bales.
Receipts ul this purl lust year 99,651 bales—export-
42,800 bales.
Sugar— W o have bad u dull week, and thu sales d*i
mil exceed i*2U tdids. Prices have deblintd a lull 3sc,
and wo reduce ou, qummluio.
Inferior 4 isi4>s Prime 7 <&7J*
Coiiiuioll 56 • I'utr 7JiUl7> 4
f air OV'it./s I
Week's receipt’ lu66 t.nd«—Exports 446 lilids.
Molus’t s—’I be uppio.icli of the new crop bus insde
the uiurkul very dull. Uuroly I20U bids li <ve changed
hands ut I5al7c lor krinenling nnd 2Uu25 lor rebuded.
Week’s riceipls 1533—exports ilttt idds.
U iieui - About o.(*a sucks were sold up to lids morn
ing at >i nOul 7o per busiiel. To-day llu.) sacks priuie
s*ild ut I 75 per hush)d,u tunliei ud wince ol 5c. V\
receipts 7947 sucks—exports b 56 sucks.
Corn—Tbe sales up to this morning embrace OutiO
sacks ul which it portion Iroin store ul otiatii’c tor new,
and 7Um75c lur eld, To-duy 24liU sacks old sold at 74c,
and 80(1 new at hiiatiGc per busbul Week s receipts fu.
013 sacks—exji'i Is 3475.
Whiskey—'Thu transaction have been limbed, the
largest sale hut mg been 130 bbl. Rectified at 3'.— *
Sinai! lots cellintf at 3d>,u34c lor Rectified i.nd 3aa37>gc ;
for Raw. |
Pork—lim bbls inspected Mess were sold ia 812 5b.
und I no at 822. j
lluciin—fouic 150 casks have chnangml hands mnslly i
ut 13>(e for riide* uud I ij*ul 1 ),c lor stmuldere.
Lard—Tlm pnncipal .-ulus weio 15b tierces and 3ib
kegs prime ui 11 *, nnd l3Jj. To-uuy 25(1 tierces prune
were sold Ul 1 lo.
Hanging und Rope—Sale- cm tilled to retail lids nt 16 .
Ifc tor Kentucky Lagging amt 7j*uf>4 for Rope; Fancy
l.oiiisiunu Rope !i>sc, 5b outs India Hanging so.d to-day
at 14c.
Gunny Hags— 1 iutl biimllus were sold at l3Js, Ibb bales
at 15)4,865 ul 15*,, 75 at 151*. and leOui li.c.
Naval siiores—There Inis been no sale ol *pirits of
Turpentim! Iroin find bunds; one lot is on the market
ami livid ul4J- c, but only 4i)4 oit'ccd. Kosln-2llu
bbls sold at 31 15, und 25<i ai I 511. Lake Tar very
scarce: hiiiuiI tiurrcls would be worth 2 56u2 K'>, and
larger barret.- 8.1 to. No Wiliniiigtoo In ihv mnrket.
Kiev—Prices liuve ducliueil and prime Cjioitua wus
Sold at 7c.
FiUignlv—The large fleet ol vessels which hasaruv.il
during this week hus found iinmedimu employment
and more uro wanted. To-duy a ship was taken tor
Havre nt IJjc.
Colton lo Liverpool &‘L
Coltun lo Leilou IJ4C.
Name iate to Humburgumt Antwerp.
Cotton to Hu? (in Jgc.
Flour to Havre SI 0» per bbl.
Plnurto l.ivvrpmd Its per bbl.
Exchanges—Ttic supply of llibs hairing exceeded the
demad, thu rales of Foreign Hills have declined :
London 7 (&?>£ uml 7>• per cl pre
Paris 5i.25s5r.3b.
New York bit days 2^(a>2\per ct dlscoiud.
Now York .-right % to Jj per ctdiscoun. i
TUAIKSti.
MAYOR’S OFFK’E, »
savannah, October 2bth, 1855. I
rplirRPDAY NEXT, tie 25th in-tnut, will be ret
L apart as a day of Tliank-giving, llumlliatton and
Prayer. It is requested Hint the Churches mu) be open-
e 1 on the occasion .‘nnd thanks offered p to Aiinighly
Guil, .or III-Mercy in ( Xeuiptlnu our city from | esli-
lenco and dlsasltr during the pan summer.
EDWARD C. ANDUR8< »N,
oct 20-3 Mayor.
Among llie coinplaiuis for which the 8choappihu
been declared u specific by the eminent physician, »ho
have corre-pomled wilti llie propriclxr, me drops..,tiyt.
ptpsiu, ui unity consequent ii|mui loug eonllnuid’ net
near uud old age, epilepsy, asibinu. gravel, i»J, c,arf«-
tlon-of tlm kidneys, und all chronic UHeasesof ib*
genitii-unnary apparatus. For these and many oilier
disorden, it is now prescribed wilti gicm succesi, 6;
iuoiu tliuii ib roe thousand medical pruclliiunurs pi vari
ous parts of the filled Mutes.
1 beg to cull the attention of the reader to the toll >»•
lag letters Iroui pbysiciun? :—
Dr.kliurles A. I muse. Commissioner or llealtfi, Haiti-
more, (Miles us billows in reLHou lo llie value of
3cbuupp8u» a leinedy In chronic calutrhal couipolun,
&c. t he loiter is (luted J uly 27,1853 :—
*1 take gieal pleasure lu bearing Highly crediurbls
tesliutouy •> lis etUcucy ns u remediul ag> m in il, k - du.
uu?e iu w inch you recommend it. Ilavnig a natural
teuduiicy to (he mucus surluces, with u alignl degree if
s.liuuluiioii, I regard li u- one of the most Im.
remedies hi chrome catarrhal affccuons, puriicu.arlji
ihoso ol liiogeuilo-uiiuury uppurntua. Willi much re
spect,your obedleul serv«ut.
y * CI1AS. A. LEAS, M.D.”
Dr. C. Hobbins of llostoii.celebrated lor Ins cure of
.pllepsy, cholcru, Ate., couiplulua of tho great difluuli)
ol procuriLK pure Holland gin, und speuksol the >cU-
dam r-ci.uapi s as tollons, under dale of October j,
1852:— , . , ,
••1 nave cotnmemied your article in four ca?es—iwo id
Cannedleut, one iu Ve niont, and one in Rhode Iflenu.
An aiin.k-ol bus kind is nucb needed. 1 have been
unable toluol a siibsiuuie luiheinateriaiuedica urimtc
aouud giu. Youro,
B 0. ROBINSON."
‘•PniLxiiai.eiii*, Ju y 15, io>>3
Mr. I'sui.fuo WoLVk, 2J Ueu v er Street, New York—
“Dear -ir:—t.asl season the writer received, tlnoEgk
, lurugeni in Hus city, uooliieoi your Aromaticeelwi-
dam s-chnapps, unit siuce (but period bus prescribed Us
same iu cerium lorms of urinury complaints: also in cum
ul dubiliiv in aged persons. ; o fur llie c-clma|ips '
1»IVII»K.ND N4». 70.
HANK liFTHEHTATF. OFGHnRGlA, )
Savasnaii. IU.Ii Del., 1855. |
r pi!F. Hoard of Director*, have THIS DAY, declared
I n DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CEf.T., (fSpcrsliufe)
bom the profits of the pus'. *lx mnntliH, payable on aud
nfler M> >ND AY next, tlie 22d instant,
oct 20-3 I. K. TKFFT, Cashier.
TltKKS 1*1.01 fiJIV __
J UST RECEIVED by Hteuiners, uml other vessels, a
full supply of
Cotton Ware Houso nnd Store Trucks.of nil sizes
100 No 10 aud II Ploughs; 25 No 2 It do (two horse)
5u No I Allen do, one horse; 50 No 2 do do do
lull Tray Harrows, extra quality, for ltullrond pur
pose*. For sale by " " ” *
oct 2>Miii
. II. CAMPFIELD.
w \ vrrn.
OIX GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS,
n CHAFFER & CO.
oct 2ll-fl No 6, Whitaker *1
SAMI. |*|,l MtS.nOOHS. A IDA I IHM.V
/ \F DIFFERENT VARIETIES, cheap ul
\ ) CHAFFER k t • i'S f)UP()T,
oct 20 6 No 6, Whitaker st,
ou i ds.
11 IA , ' x '' Rondel’s Tallow Candles 6 nm! R 50do Hig*
1UU gin’s do do do. inn l>x* Adnmuiitlne do.
SubxsColgate's Pearl Hlnrch.
50 do Headell do do
150 (to Hm-hun's nnd Riuith’s Family ^«ap
5n do
.VI do
Colic
* do lb liar
d>> Pale
mild Coffee; 25 dodo P. ppcr;J.’
do
bids Ru
in Cracker?; 2u do lluder do; if. d
! Urea l; 25 llll cliesl Hlk Ten. II . papers i Tin F d s>; 20
• do llys >ii do; 25 6 lit I'uddiesdo «|oj 50 13 ll> do do ,li
I 5" t>xs Key’s best l.etnou eyrup; 25 do do 2nd do iio.|I50
| do Negro Pipus; 50U IteauiB Wrapping Paper, assorted
• sizes. In store,and for sale 4>y
| oct 20 RCRANTtl.N, JOHNSTON fcOO,
1 I 1TTI.E GIANT MII.I^.—A furtlier supply of No 2 k
• -Li No 3. Also, poriab'i'Hieel Mills lor hand or hor..
: power, just received, aud for sale cheap, hy
j oct 20 O. H. CA.MPFfBi.D.
I J' lTA'1'1 >ES—50 Utils eating Potatoes jusi received in
I flue order, In store, uml P»r sale by
CHAMPION k WATTS.
not SO No » Iturnard st., near Die Market.
e I^l.orn, CORN, <ic.—I'll HHgs aiiperflnu family flour
ago liius iinve ueciiiieu ; ' I AIMS midiei* prime while Corn; 350 do good Ohio
~<&PX and ifi per ct premium. I sied Om?; 7m do old Apple Hrandy; 71 bales choice
Ea-teru lla\;65 do prime North River Hav; lu store, and
for sale hy oct 20 W A VElt At C< »N.-*TA NIN K.
8HIP NEWS.
PORT OF SAVANNAH OUTlIHER 19
/ lOUJATR’S PREMIUM Atlantic Reed, conatiiiuly on
v hiiml, for >alu cheap. CHAFFBRsc CD.
oct 20
7lAiUR ANDIIACU.V
No 6 U hllnki r st.
ARRIVED.
Rlilp MnrlhaWhiunuru, Wiutmure, Hosion—Urlghaui’
Kelly 4c Co.
Rliip Mary Ward, Jacobs, Hustou, iu ballast, t-> Mas
ter.
Miip Lombard, Lombard, Philadelphia, to Master.
Ship Ell Whitney, Martin, Hosion, with 250 bales liny
lo Pudellord, Fay k Co.
Rldp i haricr Uak, Houdletti, iu baliast, to Hrljham,
Keby At Co.
Ilrig Abbey Francis, Gardner, Hultimore—Hrigham,
Kelly Ac i’o. 100 tons Coal. 30 blit* Reef, I box Riflea lo
Hone Ac Connery, Wayne. Grenville Ac Co.
Ilrig Veuua, Route, lloatcli—Ogden, Starr Ar. Co.—
Milzo to Hiigliam. Kelly Ac Go, Hell Ac Prentiss, Rutter Ac
Frierson, M A Cohen, • * Uclien; A Haywood, N II Hans*
man, G H Jotm-on, <) Jolmso'i Ac Co, 1 W Morreil. Ne-
vllt. Lathrop Ac Hodgers, Patten, Hutton Ac t.o. Padf IP>rd
j/ LuU
boxes Huckwueui Flour
I quarter bbls do do
200 SHcks Georgia do
25 lilils extra Faintly Georgia do
25 Hints prime Hacon Rhoul-'ors
511 do do do Rides
ft) ( i.sk.*choice Hams. Just received and for sale
oct 20 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON Ac CO.
C OFFEE AND SUGAR—3uo Hugs prime Green Rio
Coffee; 50 Mats old Government Java Coffee
do do
30 hags do
50 do prime Laguira
50 do do Porto Rico do
Ml do do Maracaibo no
5o Hlid- choice Rt Croix P R and N O Sugar
50 Hbls Rtuarl’s Clarified A and It do
50 do do Crushed und powder’d do
Just received, and In store, to- sale bv
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON Ac FO.
F *7 V°’ CfM'vme fc Co, Young, Wyatt Ac Co. , rpoilAt'CO AND BEG ARR.-50 Hxs Grant k Wm^fi
Rchr Jn;( Cast lie r, Johns on, N -.York-Cohens Ac Hertz., 1 Ac 5 Tobacco. 25 hxs lOdo.SSbxs IH do
Mdzu to Ruse, Davis Ac Long, Church Ac Moses, V\' II .
Farrell Ac Co, J .tone*. J P Hrooks, F J Ogden. E Par- j
sons Ac Co, Hrigham, Kelly Ac Co, Wayne. Grenville Ac
Co, A Haywood, Crane. Wells Ac Co, Pullen, Hutton Ai
Co, ll Morse, R K Agt, Young, Wyatt Ac Co, I W .Mor
rell, D O’Connor, R Palmer Ac Ron, II R Hogurdus, J H
Moore Ac Co, L N Fulliguiil, Webster Ac Pannes, Gilbert
Ac Til.ion J E DcFord, A A Solomons Ac Co, VV I) Ether
idge, M A 1 olien, T R Wayne Ac Ron, Swifi At Co, llu<l-
soii.Fleuilng At ( o. J Riilllvun, W King Ac Ron. I'atten,
Hutton Ac < o,R D Walker, G II Johu*on, R Goodtdl,
Cruder k Wade, li L Conn, Fears st Swanatm, Lovell k
Lutlimnre, G Hrowii, llolcnuihe, Johnson At Co, II Ver-
siille, Verslille k Co, 8 M l.ufilu-uu, E O’Hyrna, liayuard
Ac Rowland, Lyman Ac Cary,C II Cmnpfleld, W G D.ck-
•ou, A Mode Ac Urn, Einstein Ac Eckinan, Lynn Ac Rul
der,C A L Lamar. F Champion Ac Co, Clugliorn Ac Cun
ningham, J W Lathrop ai Co, Roduera Ac Norris, N A
Hardee Ac Co, J V Concern!, J IlHHhmnck Ac Co, Hell Ac
Prentha, II W Verslille. S F Hrantley Ac Co, A Galloway.
J D Jesse. Holton Ac Vldalonga, Cohens Ac Hertz, Rerun-
ton, Johnson Ac Co, A Matron, Ogden, Rtarr Ac Co.
Schr Loulsine. IIiiiIkui, PhHmlelpli'a—Ogeen, Rlirr At
Co. Mdze to Champion Ac Watts. Holhwell At White,
head. Patten, lluttou k Co, C A L Lain nr, M A Cohen
King Ac Rons, S M Lafflieau, Church Ac Moses. A Me,
A loin Ac Co, Wavne, Grenville k Co, Hell Ac Prentiss,
II VV Verslille. I.yu.i k Rnidir. N R Ac II Weed, C A
Gruiner, J VV Philips, T M Turner Ac Co. W Cummliig.
Cruger Ac Wade, Franklin Ac llruiitly, W 1! Giles Ac Co.
10 in choice Imported Plantation Cigars. In store,
nnd for bale by
oct 20 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON Ac CO.
(I.EAltlll.
Hark Rophia.Guptll. Hosion—C A Greiner.
Ilrig M A Stevens, Stevens, Hultimare—Hrigham, Kelly
UEPtltTED.
Steamer VVeluka, King, Pulatks, Acc.
\.en of much b. neUi lo llmtu using It.
coiiclusl"ii, where u dtua-nc and miiuuIuiiI Is required,
I should u-clliu .\romuiic.-eliebluniSLiinui.ps, n.sak-
mg you lor your kindness, l uni re?|>ccilu!ly yours,
A.D. CH \LtiNLlt, M. U.
leO noutli L.ulith street.”
The subjoined letter Irom D- . Pa lie, of Mniiel.erier,
New Hampshire, Jell ies to one ol li e uiosi tamubls
iiK'diciuul properties pusnssed by tin Aroruulic
R.'hn.ipps, uml enow a thui il acts us a specific m u very
pniidm Uiteu?e, the gravel:—
** UK. WoLra: I’ernmine o address you a lew Hues,
which *ou are a 1 , liberty to u«c.if y. u Hi m. pr >pvr,in n>-
speet to your medicines culleit Rclienl .m Rclniu|>j>s. 1
have bad u very obslluute Case gravel ami s.cueof
five year* standing,eau.-ing very ucuuiepuin in every
ult-mp 1 to urinate. After using many remedies vvliliovt
much ieiv.il, l wus induced to n> u bollle,ol your intdi-
cme. fn'.liecour»o ol tineedays it proved Hleciukl,
uirlodging lur. e pieces ul stone, some o w hich nu? si
large us a marrow fityea. I continued Ihu cordial, ac
cording to directions, uud the patient continued to gaiu,
uud is Iasi recovering. J Hunk a medicine ol to mucb
value in sodlBircsMiig a complaint should ho know n to
llie public and me world at large. And I, to- oue, must
give iiiuy approbation and signature,
THc.MAr PAINE.M.D.”
From Dr. John R. Reese, chemist, UuUiuioic, Aid..
September 15,1852:—
•vv number ol our physicians ure ordering the article,
uud ncveiul Lav call unity prescribed il. Poisons n> whom
i have bolu L, speuk very l.iguly ol t.s qualiliti. A
gent! man of my own personal acquaintance, Inning
suffe.ed greatly with uli utficnou ol Ihukldueys uiiu
bludi.er, look two bottles, uud sub-eqiieul.y jiasteda
stone ol considerable size,..ml Wus grcuily lulieved. ll
w ill, nu doubt,go Into general llsc.’
From li. .v. I rout, M. D , 81. Louis. Juno0,1853;—
’’lluviiig seen your uilvvrtisuineul ol a pure Holland
gin, wormy llie confidence ol pliy-iciuas, i write .o you
W illiu \lew ol piui'urbig a suutple ol u tu dropsical
uffecllone, und in muiii’ lorms ol ruuai disease, ll.-iixt/rs*
cy bus long been licknowlulge-d, und u liuswiAjinllua
ini,, disusu liucnuse oi Hie compounds mhl under Uis
name of ll"l und gill. 1 want t ( us il ul prvseul mcolic,
U* U is un excellent remedy 111 Infantile ciiic, Hid I
cuuiiot procure u compnund to bo relied on.’
From i. It. Wooi.vvunl, AI. D. Wuicrbury, Veimuat,
May 2,1K.2:—
*‘l um treating ut the present time u chronic uiftclioi
of llm kidneys, wli ch bus shown itself very obsiinutslo
diuretics,uml have been udHscd to use >our Rcliddso
Rclinupps.*’
Dr. Riiowden 1’iggnt, of Htiltim»re, Aug. 14,1852,ifras
indicii es the value ol “pure -cheiduin" III urinury coin*
plulnii-
“I um lully sensible of the great beneflislobe derirri
in eeituin loruis of urinary disturbance, iroin ihe un
of good llolluml jbuulml is uii article ro ditlicullto
procure, vviriiottl great trouble, (but I have bceu coni'
pelleu to coiitem my sell wiili I hs jmluiublu und. Hurt-
lore, lesb i.uihlully taken imiliininenls. A pure first
rule Rulienliiiu cannot lull to meet with the Imarly u|>pro
balioli of physician*.’’
Dr. U. L. Ilickiey, of Eual Hosion, Aug. 11, 1852,
write"
•I have Juki received yours >>t the 7th Inst, and being
lol.y convinced thui pure llollainl gin i* possessed I
many inudiciuul properties, which, vvhunjiidicloiish ml-
iiiiniotured,produce very bcnellciul r«?uus,l simllM
liuppy lo introduce your Aromatic Rclieldaiu 8chuu|ipl
uiuon’gmy irieuilB in thi* vicinity."
Dr. J. L. Kibble. Drukcsville, N. J , iu January, 1853,
writes as billows;—
“Ro great bus been the difllculty with me to procuro
a pU'O urlicie ol gi i, uud sooilt-n liavol tmen disap
pointed, tout I have ulim si entirely ceased lo prescribe
gin lor any complaint, and "uve nearly despaired of
belli, uble to do il wirii belter success, unless your*
is w;.ul you cmim lor; If s« , you will have conicrreds
boon on the practitioners In this cuuniry, ihut I am
sure Hie' will notbe slow to i cknowledgo."
From Dr. 8.F. Forbes, Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 13, Ibj3.
“Tlm Irequent notices ol the hchiedam Rciumppi,
both liy llie prolus-ioii uml the press, t(ud Indue d tlm
desire of testing Hie efficacy ol this pieparatina r.f gin
bcloru 1 received your note. I trust il will lullit tbe
expectation* of the most sanguine, uml prove both »
blessing and a profit to Buffering Immunity.”
lull Racks
For sale by
oct 23
HOLCOMBE, JOHNPON At CO.
hoeso
25 11 If Hbls Fulton Market Hoof. Lundiug,
for safe by
oct 2o HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON At t
* CRiiaar
25 lltila Powdered and ‘.rushed Rugur
2 > Hag* Old HrownJuva Coffee
4u Packets < Ud Goveriiinent Java Coffee.
Lauding, and for ante by
oct211 HOLCOMHB, JOIINHON k CO.
vanaCigars. IHU m hit Rpanlshutid American; :w»0
hx* Tobacco, vnrioue q'lultties; 50 keg* Lard; 30 bxe
Pipe Heads; 150 l>x* Pine and No 1 Roup. Landing, and
for sale by oct 20 H* ILCOMHE, JCIINRr i.N k CO.
PLANTATION MIPPUEk.
V E<JRO ‘ BOTH AND IILANKET8.—2060
it W bite (Mil wool) Plain-.
IIEUOKAVIIV.
The U R frigate Potomac, Com lllr*m Paulding, of the
Home Rquudron, arrived at New York on the lath Inst.
Ni.«. v..rlr (no 111—-CM. shin VV ill Hitchcock. Ravun-
New Vork, Cel III—Chi, ship Win Hitchcock, Ravan-
nnh; brig VVetumpku Rl Marys; *clir Eclipse.Ravannab.
Hosion, Oct 13— Vr, B*;lir Edwaid King, Jackaonvile*
Suctiai Notices.
TO NI'.I6VOUS MJt't'EUERS.
A retl red clergy man, roamred to health in a
_ few days, alter many years of great nervous
suffering, is aiiximis to make known tho ineuiis of cure.
Will send (free) the prescription used. Direct to Itev,
JOHN M. DAGNALL, 59 Fulton street, Drookl' U,N. Y.
oci 13—l«i«
A Kansas paper saysilto hop vine grows sponta
neously in thut Territory, ami appears to be a na
tive ol the soil. In many ph'ces the vine is abun
dant, aud ini|>htbe gathered with profit ns an urtiulo
of cuiumerco.
Horrible —In the emigrant train which arrived ®ran>«nt.
at Hamilton, C. VV., on Saturday, 22d ult., worn a
man, his wile, and n little girl 15 months old. Tho
mother, feeling weary, had given tho child to her
hushnnd while ahe tried to got hoiiio sleep; Imt on
awaking wuh horrified to find father and eliilil "it
the flour, the. poor nil-nil a cerium, having been
ovurtatn aud ainolhercd by the diunkuu lather!
NOTICE.
TH E Rule of Freight on Halos of Domestic
by this Hue to New York, will be Eight Con s
per foot, until funner notice.
PADELFORD, FAY k CO.
Orricx N. Y. xxn Savannah RtkamsuipCo. t
[ocl 9] Ruvuniiuli, ucl. 8, 1855. (
H.1TI.S4X' l ltr.ILHT
H\ the Philadelphia and Savannah Rteatu-
ship Line, nn Light- Goods uud Dry Goods,
dreams ol the first Napoleon, between the Cossack 1 w !" »*e 10 rents and 15 cents per cub.c font, being tlm
and Franco, lor the supremacy of Europe. The rates established prior to Jane lust.
world awaits the result, wttlt trembling and lore- «ug27 (.. L. LAMAR, Agent-
boding—[Philadelphia Morning Times.
Insult to oor Conscl at Panama.—New Or
leans, October 15.—The steamer Philadelphia has 1
arrived here from Havana, with dntes to the 12th,
Hnd tho California mails of the 20th ult. The
Unileo S ate.-. Consul at Panama hnd struck his
flag on uccounl ol the in9u ts offered hy tho gov-
NOTICE.
ty During iny ahseucu from the State, Mr. J. V.
| TARVER and J. G. COHEN will attend lo my bind-
lies*. nng 6 M. A. COHEN.
NOTICE.
cr THE^suhscrlber tins removed hi" office to No.
9111, Bay street. H. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agt.
Ruvalniali, Repl 1,1855.
- -2060 yards
nle (all wool) Plain-.
511161 yards Grev, (all wool) Plains.
5(66) do Mixed do do
Drab mixed Ke-seys.
do do Plains.
While do Kerseys.
It luck do do
Plaid Linseys.
Heavy Mixed Satlnetts
do Kentucky Jeans.
Twilled Red Flannel.
Cotton (‘suaburg*.
stout Colton Shirting.
5(1 hales Negro Blanket* our own Importation.
also :
5<H) dozen Head Handkerchiefs.
116) do Wool Caps.
50 no Scotch Bonnets, for sale on accommoda
tin'’ ter,as. Planters nnd factor* arc respectfully Invited
to ernmiue our slock before purchasing.
20UCU
llMHiu do
2oi6i do
2I6IU do
51661 do
Hum do
lOoo do
5000 do
H6MI0 do
25(661 do
Dr.
'. D. ColktiiH, town pliysicimii and surgeon at l.yme,
tcolicul, says, In u letter dated Uc.ubur 14, J**
Conuc . . .
“I consider your Rchii-dam -chmipps a suppern
tide, and one Hint will not come short of our highest
expectations. It i* nu article the medical fruturulty
have long wanted. 1 have used it, eo fur with every
apparent success. I). CCLKINR-
“Laboratory, Now York, Muy2,1«»3.
“Mr. I'noi.i'iio Woh» :—Dkar Sir:- 1 cannot ►pet*
too highly of Hie purity of your Schieduin -cha;i|'P’.“
tils decidedly superior to any thing of the kind >n
the iiiurxe 1 . ll i* perfectly free from the admixture el
fusil oil, or any of those arm lie compounds which pro*
(luce such mischievous and irreparable ( fleet tipon tho
constitution, mi 1 which \cry few cample* of ulc"hnNC
dlstil'ud liquors ure without ino*t of them Mol
largely luipiugiiuivd with It. 1 have pt:rs"i'»ll) l"“
spccied H.c vuiioii* processes of dlctiilaiion prictlcea
ul Rchiedam, and kuow Ilia; unusual care is taken to
sepnrale the noxious elemeiils from the pure alcohol
and your -ehnnppa I* a striking proof of i s succen--*
A* u medical agent for chronic and renal affectt"Wi 1
havo succi'Hslully prescribed If and recoinnulid il usM
ngreeuhle cord.id and harmless triiinulunl, and shM>
coiiiiinie i" do so a* well us to use il a- a source of P u ['
alcohol lor chemical Investiuntlous uud experimeaU 1
»• Your ohedieni.
IRA I \ll DC K, ('(omul tin g An!> t’tat Lhemlsj.
The genuine i* su'd hy all Ihu resjrectuhlc Druggtsis
and Grocers In the United Hlutes. . <E .
UDOLPIIO WOLFE.
22 Beaver st. New York aud 25 Hoiiih Front rt-
Philadelphia. tuths-«epl9.
net 9
NEVITT.•LATHROP k ROGERS.
Mt.AK.
in IIIIDR fair N O .-ugar
ll/ 20 do do P R do
50 bbls Riuuris A nnd It Clarified do
25 do do t Taihed do
25 do do Powdered do
Iu Store und lor sale by
oct 10 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k C
V^PI K ITrHTFtU RPK.NTI NE
oct-10
-25 hbls. Rpls Turpen-
i, in store and lor *aic by
HUNTER Ac GAMMI5LL.
C IORN.—PRIME CORN on Cousignmuiit.
i 56 lbs. to Bushel, b'
For sal
B AYNARD Ac ROWLAND.
C 10KN.—ISO Hacks prime While Georgia Corn, I
J store and fur sale by
oct 15 J. INGERROLL.
H AY.—100 Hale* Northern Hay landing this dHy from
Hchr Wide World, aud for sale hy
ROWLAND Ac SON
l.T arrive.hy oct5
OUT A VI.'8 COHEN.
A LT AFLOAT—A portion of the Cargo per brig E
A letter dated Malaga, 10th ult., says that raisins
were dearer thun they had bi en for lilteen years,
mid in conacquenuo, many American vessels, that
ha I waited Home limo h-r the crop, wero leaving
in bullnst. Those thui had t-ailo I for uto United
Stales, only took enough far Lallan-
NI’ECIAL NOT I Cl?*
ALL PERSONS indebted to the late firm of PRICE k
VEADEIt lire retprttfully rrqueatttl lo cull on the nub
sc.iilM'r and pay lip, aud thereby save trouble and ox-
pen so. WM. O. FRIGE. 117 Hay stieet, '
Jy 11 Surviving Co-partner.
ANDREW LOW Ac CO
W 1NDO V CURTAINS—Rich Appllcniion Muslin,
nnd Luce Wludow Curlnlns.ju-u received hy
oct jo DaW ITT Ac MORGAN
r n.Ai K AND COLORED Cloth Cloak" aiul Tnlmers,
“-hc wl ,(^t^T!aML*
i per brig ~~Ahhy Frances,” One
(. ,0 Huudriul Ton*, ffr-i qualTly Grate Coal—for sale
ii wtiurl ut 7 1-2 dollars per ft
HONE K CONNERY.
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