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F SAVANNAH KKFUHUl AN, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 18ft... THE_ SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. roiuiiiD I! ALEXANDER & SNEED. ciw ■«< «»»■» r>i«i«n. SAVANNAH, QA. Saturday Morning, Nov. 3. 8Y TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN Nm-Arrival •> <hs BsIMf New You, Nor. *.-10 P. M. Thers are still no sign* of the Baltic, now in her fourteenth day from Liverpool. There ieaomo anxiety felt lor her safety. Markets* New You, Nov. 2, 1855. The Colton market wee dull to-day; only 3U0 bale* were sold. Floor ie improving ; Ohio quoted Rt $9 37 12 and Southern at 9 93 3.4 pur barrel. Wheat is advancing ; lor Souihorn Rod |2 12 per bushel is obtained. The salsa of Coffee during the week wore 9,000 bags; the stock on hand is 31,000 bags: prime quoted at lie. The rate of freight on Cotton to Liverpool is ll-16d. There is no change in Sterling Exchange. New Orleans, Nov. 2. There was nochango in the Cotton market to day } the sales wero 3,000 balos. The receipts of the week wero 46,000 bales against 33,000 same time last yuar. The quotations for Middling Cot* ton to-day were 7 a 7 I Sic. Indian War In Texat, New Orleans, Nov. 2. A letter from Western Texas,, Bays that Cbpt. Callahan has disbanded hia company and returned home, tbe three months of enlistment having ex plred. Thare were only seventy-eight men at the rendexvoua at San Antonio, and if the number waa not increased to seven or eight hundred by the lftth of November, the expedition would bo given up. Gen. Smith had established four eta* tions in tho neighborhood of tho most aorious do* predations. SV T he steamship Knoxville, Capt. Ludlow, from Now York, arrived at half-past one o’clock this morning. Our acknowledgments aro duo her Purser for N-York papers of Wednesday morning and aftornoon. ZST We aro gratified to notico tho return to the city,of tho Hon. John MAcriiERttoN Berrien, alter a sojourn during tho summer months, at his residence in the mountains. Ho it looking as well ae he did liltuen yearn ago, und is in tho enjoyment of excellunl health. t3T Yesterday bolwcon 12 and 1 o’clock, an accident occurred at tho upper Hydraulic Proas yard,by which a whito man named Bryan Do- wire had his leg badly fractured above the ankle, and two negroes—Crew, the property of Mrs. McIntosh, and Jackson, that of Mrs. Tolfnir—re ceived sevore injuries. They were engaged, as laborers,removing cotton,whon tho upper or eighth tiors of two adjoining piles of cotton loll ovor up on thorn. Dr. Bulloch not the Iractured limb of Dewire, and tho negroi-a, alter proper treatment, were taken homo to ih«ir owners. At last ac counts, all of them wero as comfortable as could be expected Ironi tho uature of their mjuties. ns- We learn Irom a private letter, that tho passenger train on thu State Road ran olTtho track Wednesday last, about ton miles above Ringgold, killing tho engineer and tiroman, and doing con siderable injury to tho tram. No paasongers wero hurt, Ikath of Dr. Habershniu- It is with pain we this morning announce tho death of Dr. J. C. Habersham. He died Ht his residence, in this city, a few minutes alisr uvo o' clock yesterday afternoon, afier a long and painful illncea, aged aixty-fivo year*. Some sixteen months since, the deceased re ceived severe injuries front a fall, subsequent to which, while in the porlorniance of hia professional duties, he waa attacked with yellow lever. On his recovery, he again put hia hands to thu plough, and turned not back until the epidemic had disap peared from the city. Enfeebled by disease und exhausted by hia labors, but little strength was left to carry him through tho winter, and whon Spring came he suffered a still further prostration from hemorthage ol tho lunga, which wan succeeded with fearlul rapidity by similar attacks. He continued to sink until yesterday sltcrnoon, when he Ivil gently to sleep in tho bosom o| his fumily. Dr- Habersham belonged to nnn of tho oldest and most respectable families in tho Statu. Hia ancestors wero ol that heroic band who ac companied Oglethorpe to these shores and assisted in layingtho foundations of the Colony ol Georgia on the apot where he breathed his I t.Eminent in hia profession, courteous in his manners, geninl in his nature, and generous in hia sentiments, liu carries with him down into the gravo thu rospeut and regrets ol all wboknuw him. Hia burial will take place this afternoon at 4 o’clock, frum his residence in Liberty street. We hope our enti-Know Nothing frieode will not be startled by tbe above caption. Wo aasuro them we do not intend to make a chargo, or indito a word that would grate upon the ear ol tho moot fastidious among them. Wo intend to epoak of the Roman Empire, of Roman cilisona, and what little we intend to nay shall not touch prophet, prieet or king of the Papal dynaety, though these, were we to philosophise on the picturo wo intend to preeont, might bo held up as roaponaiblo lor much of both ita ground-work and coloring Our worthy associato hits recently accomplished tho wonderful lent of a voyage to Sevastopol and back, all in a day. That ia a mero " circum - Btanco." Wo have achiuvod, during the present week, a atill moro wuudurlul tr'emph: Wo havo inadu a trip to Romo, in a singlo night, and had enough ol spare timo to ettjoy our usual comple ment of “oaturo's awoul restorer.” We have done oven more: We have visited the Eternal City and its depondoncica, within a few hour*, at two sepa rate periods of ita oxiatence, themselvce ovor two thousand years apart, and, unlike our etoam-sped associate, all on foot! This looks paradoxical, but it is oven so, as will more fully appear. A few evenings sinco wo sauntorod up to tho AthoiiBum, arrived in the midst of a play, and lound oursolvos in tho prosonco of Roman Sena tors, decemviri and lietors. The Tribune was there ; Claudius waa thoro and upon it, dispensing tho borrowod laws of Solon and tho legislators of Groeco. There was Rome—Romo tho mistross of tho world, powerful abroad, though rent by faction at homo—Romo when Palriuian arrogance quailed, and the pcoplo triumphed in tho Tribunes,—Romo when a Virginiua led his armies, and tho proud titlo of "Roman Citizen" loll upon tho ear of kings with awo, and was a shield and buckler to tho man who boro it—when public virtuo ruled as law, and a woman’s wrongs cost tbe Stato its head—that was Rome—as aho tana. Variety is tho spice of life—so the enmo even ing lound us,—for a moment only, we protest—at Armory Hall. There, too, was Nome, tho same for which Virginiua blod and Virgil sung; yet Romo, in the ovoning of hor days, shorn of her power, struggling on—nay, hardly a struggle—with imbe cility, dotage, and degeneracy, tho pity and the ecorn of all mankind. The sword of Virgintus, Marius, and Lucullus, havo been moltun into chains for an ignoble race ;—tho cloquenco of Cicoro and Ctusar changed to thu tenors and trebles ol an op- craiic chorus, and the pearly toga of Virginia, nil emblem of the spotless purity within, gives place to the rags ol tho mendicant, or tho tawdry attire ut the wnnton. The genius that had reared to tho skies the Coliseum and the I ompleE of the Cssars, is now whittling tho lava of Vesuvius into trinkets and emailing-butties, or up to ita elbows in clay and alabaster, to tickle tho fancies of the nursery. Thus, wo hnvo scon Romo—Romo as sho was, and Romo ns she is. A'aa! "how aro the mighty (alien !’’ \V ith u sigh for hor fate, and a prayer lor hor luturc, the record ol our journeyinga ia brought to a cloau. Wiiat the War Costs Us—Rise in the Price of "Materials.”—Tho pretty little gnmo winch is now being played by the grout Europeun Powers costs ovurybody something, not only thoro but horo. Many articles of which immonso quantities aro wasted in war. aro used for the arta of poaco, und every manufacturer suffers from tho extra demand, tho consequent limited supply and increased price. In tho articles of saltpotrojead, gunpowder, naval stores, hemp, and some kinds ol iron, the advance in prices sinco tho war broke out lias been an nve- •ago of thirty por cent. Saltpetre has advanced •rom six to fourteen cents pur pound, and nono is to bo had ut tho latter figuro. For a long time our markeis havo been active on Europoan ac count, and a great deni of saltpetro comas horo font India, in|order that it may bo ro-shipped to German ports. Sumo shipments have arrived hero and been immediately ro shipped to England. Gunpowder, lor shipping, which was worth ton rents |K*r pound whon the war broko out, hns ad vanced to twenty, and tho market is close. Galena load hns gone up a cent a pound sinco 1953, and tho riso in ouvul stores is ubout twenty-live per cent. If the war should cominuo several years onger it may take all tho inflammables nnd com bustibles out of the country. Wo wish Garrison and Greoley could bo «<old out, but thoy always tisbliin tho pan.—[N. Y. Herald. Mr- W. H. Brown, tho celebrated ship builder died very suddenly on Saturday last, ut his resi dence in New York city. Mr. S. E. Coburn, formerly editor ol the Romo ;Gu.> Courier, diud of yellow levor at Marksville La., tho 14th ult. Snow in Georoia.—The Caasvillo Standard says, there was "n smart sprinkling of snow” at ’.hat plaeu tho evening of tho 24lti ultimo. Mr. Buchanan has loll London for a visit to tho continent prior to his return to tho United State’ [From llm l.omloD Shipping Gazette.] Abolition ol tlie Miuml IBim-n. Tho following is a translation ol a note sent by the Danish Minister to the .Minister ol ilio United Stntos resident in Denmark, in reference to thu repudiation ol tun Sound Duua by tho Cabinet at Waamnginn, alter tho termination of thu Treaty at present exiting between the two countries "In reply to tho dcsiro with which y..u were kind enough to express lo "’e on the 14th in Hint, I havo the honor lo inform you that on tliu aamu d.iy I received your ('••1111110010111100,00111810108 the intelligence that the President of tho United Stales declared the expiration of the Treaty of Friend ship, Cornmeneo mid Navigation, concluded <>n the 26llt of April, 1826, between Denmark and thu United Slates, for thu term ol ten yuirsnnd tw-lve moniha alter tho day ol tho declaration ol tho sntno. "No ono can participate more sincerely than myself in your regret at seeing tho termination of j a treaty which for so long a period has been favor- ! atdo to tho interests both of tho citizens of the I United States and ol Athenjbcm.—''* King Lear" was brought on the stage last evening, and without prejudice to any previous performance, wo regard it as the great triumph ol the season. We havo never known many difficult cbaractura in the sumo play repre sented so well. Mr Jamison’s personation of tho Old King was to the life, and established his claim to a high poaition in the rank of American actors. Miss Reeder lent a charm to "Cordelia,,’ though, upon tho wholo we should say thcro are other char acters for which the ia even bolter adapted. As Parthenia, in Ingomar, aha will rnako an irnpres , , , -- "T- *•. «-«■• -I- s.pd nnely, while Mr. Crisp, wo thought, excelled him- ment cannot rcc ignizo tho relation which tho sell and add new lustre lo his already well-earned j Government ol thu United Slates establishes be- reputation as an actor. The liouao wuaa good ono, i lwee " ‘ hB suppression of the .Sound Dues and tho and the entertainment of the evening would do official | Proceeding* of Council. Savannah, 1st November, 1855. Presoot: Ilia Honor E. C. Anderson, Mayor: Aid Lowis, Miller, Rodgers, Mallory, Butlor, Alexander, Hertz, West. Minutes of last mooting wore road and on mo tion of Alderman Butler confirmed, excepting the resolution of Aldormnn West, rolativo to tho a- mounl to bo paid Dr. J. B. Road and his associates who visited Norfolk during tho recent opidomio. Information and Fino Dockets wero road and oonfirmed. REroETS READ AND ADOPTED. Tho Financo committee to whom waa referred tho petition ol P. Getholhouso, on examination find tho tax was orronoousiy laid, and ntovo the potition bo grantod. John N. Lewis. Chairman, F. C. The committee on Fire Dopartmonl to whom was referred the petition of Young America Firo Company beg leave to report: That the same be granted by adding an additional atory to tho En gine Iluuso now occupiod by petitioner!. It being doomed expedient however by your cemmittoo that all Engino Houses should bo romovod from the public squares, if prnclicnblo,and otlior sites select* ed, rocommond that the eomtnittoo bo authorized to nsertain if a suimblo lot can bo obtained noar their proannt location, upon what condition tho same can bo had, and report to Council at ita next mMina - ffirl c -"' The committee on Dry Culture, to whom was relerrcd tho petition of Henry Tow, for tho lease of a curtain portion of tho lands belonging to tho city, beg leavo to report lavorahly to tho potition. Charles W. West, Chairman. Tho committoo on Financo, to whom was ro- lerred tho petition of sundry citizens praying ro- C oal of ordmanco levying tux on horses and mules rought into tho city for sale, roportod by ordi nance. Tho committee on Streets snd Lanon, made a verbal report relative to n general system of sew erage. On motion tho matter was laid over to next meeting. A bill to bo entitled " an ordinance to proven depredation on cotton," wan read tho first timo, also an ordinance to repost 10ih section of an or dinance rolativo to tax on horses nnd mules brought into tho city torfaalo. Pussed 24th January, 1842. PETITIONS READ AND GRANTED. Of Wm 1. Way and Mrs. A. Blumunzwoig, praying roliof from double lax. Of John C. Barnwell, Trustee, and Geo. C. Ul mer. praying separate titles to Eastern and 'West ern halves ol lot number fivo (5) Wesley Ward. PETITIONS REFERRED. Of Jacob Manko, praying remission of tax as sessed on property destroyed by fire, prior to first January Inst, to Committee on Finance. Of sundry citizens asking 1 > havo a pump placed ut intersection of West Broad and Taylor streets; to Committee on Pumps. PETITION REJECTED. Ol Patrick Brody, praying compensation for protecting timber and hoop-poles on Springfield Plantation. RESOLUTIONS OFFERED AND ADOPTED. By Alderman Miller, Resolved, That tho plan of Mr. John B. Hogg, City Surveyor, lor a new .Market Iluuso, receiving general approbation, bo adopted, und that tlio .Mur- kot Committee bo authorized to advertize fur pro posals lor building tho same, nnd all such propo sals be submitted tor action of Council. By Aldorman West, Resulted, That tho City Marshal bo authorized to lensfl to Henry T»w, Esn , thu portion ol tho Springfiold Plantation South of tho Negro Come- torv, upon such terms and conditions as ho shall think .oust conducive to tho interest ol tho City. The lollowing loll# from Dr. James B. Read, was road— To ihcjllonorahlo tho Mayor and Aldortnen ol City ol Savannah— Gentlemen: Two weeks sinco, I saw in tho public prints, that Dr. West had offered a resolu tion which was passed, giving tne ono thousand dollars, Dr. Nunn two hundrid and fifty, and Messrs. Godfrey,'Charlton, McFarland and Skin ner, ono hundred dullara each, us a remuneration for our services in tho city ol Norfolk, during the epidemic of yellow fever. Aa there must ho some mt!iunder9iundiiig in this this matter, I doent it proper to let you know tho circumstances under which I was sent to Norfolk. I did not volunteer my services, but was sent by his Honor (lie Mayor, with the understanding tint 1 should be luliy re munerated lor my time and services. Relying up. on this. 1 left a valuable practice, rendered at that time, doubly so, both by the near approach of the sickly season, and by the addition ol Dr. Kolloek’s practice,who was absent during the summer months' In going to Norfolk, 1 have sacrificed my business and my time. Such of you ns are aware of the peculiar rotations ol thu physician to his patients, will readily perceive that I have not only Inst tho lime during which 1 was absent, but that this loss must continue for some time to nomo. impressed fully wuh thu belief, i was to bo compensated lor Oiy timo and pecuniary nncritice*, I Imvo refused tu receive any fees in Norfolk, alihoiigh thoy wero frequently tendered me, tolling them that I had been sent to their aid by Iho City ol Savannah, und in ao doing I had carried out thu instructions nt his Honor tho Mayor. The young gunilemen who accompanied m*» to Norlolk tiave rendered ser vice which were invaluable, and they aro well deserving of the most liberal compensation. Mr. Donaldson, a second course student ot this city, was also present in Norfolk, and did good service. Although hu did not leavo Savannah with our party, he joined us in Norfolk, and is well worthy of the sumo reward aa tho others. 1 have been urged to writo this letter to you, by tho belief dial you do not wish us to sulfur pecuniary losses lor having striven to do credit to our city, bv exertions in re lieving tho sick In Norlolk. Our efforts, 1 am glad lo say, have not been in vain, as is proven by tho letters and testimonials we have received lrotn those in au'honty in that City. The amount offer ed me in addition to which his Honor iho Mayor has given me, four hundred dollars, does not hy any means compensate mo for the loss 1 huve sus tained, much less remuneraiu mu tor my services. 1 remain w ith respect, vmir ob’t serv't. JAMES B. READ, M. D. . Chief of Suv’lt Med. Del. to Norfolk. Savannah, 31m Oct., 1855. Alderman West Mated injustice to himself as mover of the resolution, he hud not consulted wiih any person on tho subject, be did not consider tlio amount given us compensation lor services ren dered, bnt to cover any extraordinary uxpenso the parties may have incurred in leaving homo. As sot vices on >ueh nil occasion could not lie comput ed in dollars and cents, ho did no', intend in offer ing thu resolution 10 place a value upon the services ot Dr Rond and his associates whose ability hi fully approciaica 'iho Mayor Mated ho had given Dr. Rond ono 1 hundred dollars prior lo hia departure lor Norfolk,; four hundred dollars since his return, and fifty dol- I lars t>> Mr. A. W Loryc-n who brought a letter from Dr. R. which amount Dr. Read informed him I the city of Norfolk had refunded lum, Dr. R.— | making a total of live hundred and lilty dollars I already received by Dr. R The Mayor also sin- : Destructive Fire and Loss or Lira atCoedae- ville, Mass.—Boston, Out. 30.—At about half past nine o’clock this morning a firo brokb out in M. II. Sandlord’a cotton factory, Cordaavillo, Worcester county, which waa totally destroyed, together with outbuildings and a conaidurablo quantity ol cotton. The loos ia about 160,000, hut ii mostly insured. A lumalo operative, named Carter, pariahed in the flames, and two otltora aro rapnrlod to have boon killed by jumping from tho window. An old man had an arm badly crushed, and an other a leg broken. Whon tho train loft tho lire threatened tho remainder of the village with de struction. Anecdote of Rei.ibsier.—Gon. LoVnillant, tho Fronoii Minister ol War, nnd Guo. I’olissior boing old personal friends, thoir official intercourse is said to bu frequently quito familiar. LoVuillant, by direction ol tho Emperor, sont a request ovor the wires that I’elisaicr should attack tho Malakoif on a certain day in Juno. " It is impossible,’’ re plied I’olissior. “Tho Emperor says nothing is impossible," rejoined LoVuillant. “ Let him come, then, and do it himself,” retorted tho fiery l’oliaaior. - Philadelphia, Oet. 29,1855. The Case of Passmore Williamson.—Judge Kano mado an order in tho case of Paastnore W il- liamsuit this morning, refusing tho leavo asked for by counsel, becauuo ho ia still in contempt, and by tho potition ho souks to present does not purge himself. To tlto ond, however, that he may purge himself, tlio Judge also ordered that whenever Williamson ahull declare, under oath or affirma tion that ho is willing to uuswer such interroga tions as may be addressed him by tho Court touch ing mutters horuiofotv inquired into by tho habona corpus, tho Marshal shall bring him beloro tho Judge in court ur chambors, to abido the further action of tho court. m 3BXX» SKTSD-Wfll. POUT OK SAVANNAH 7" . NOVEMBER SL A It HIV E IB. Hteamshlp Knoxville, l.udlow, 57 hours from New YurE, to Padelford. Fay at Co. Mdz, Ate to II N Aid- rich J Anderson. G W Anderson. W J Anderson, Hut- Jerk Frierson. J A Hrown. H I) ilrantley fc Co, Hnsinu k Vlllalonga, llrdgham. Kelly k Co. W Carter, J I* Col- tins, IVm Cox, J H Claghorn, Clagnnrn k Cunningham, I’M Cary G II Cummings, H I) Cupp, H Cnrrell, chinch k Moses, Chnror k Co, Cohens fc Hertz, M A ffoAon, Ora no. Wells k Co, J II Dumiind, W (2 Dickson, Dewitt k Morgen Dans k Washburn. Klnsleln k Eckiunn, VV FINEKAI, NOTICE. Tho Friends and acquaintance of Dr.J C Habersham’s family, are Invited lo i.Rend ilia funeral of Dr. JOSEPH CLAY IIAHKllSIlAM, Irom his late residence ou Liberty street at4 o'clock lids afternoon. uov 3 OOMMBROZAIi. SAVANNAH I7IAHKET Fato&v, November 2, P. M. COTTON—The sales to-day wero 1,238 bales at the following pnrtlcilara: 10 at 8,34 at 8X, ‘--’5 at 8J{, 120 at 8*. 24 at 8 7 16.470 al 8*, l74al6X, 24 al B 11-10, 142 at 8and 15 bales at Hie. Tbe market couilnueo Arm. savannah Export** November 2. Per brig Macon, New York—229 bales Cotton, 5418 bush Wheat, 228 Dry Hides, 2 brndlss Deer Bklns. 1 bundle Furs, I do Coat Skins, IB c aks like, 132 sacks Corn, 10 bbls fruit, 6 kegs Type,3 bales Moss, 4 bales Rags, II do Wool. Per brig Venue, llosion —107,345 feet Timber, 3093 feet Plank. 5837 do Hoards. Per schr Albert Mason, lloiton-644 bales Cotton. Por sclir E J Talbot, New York—7-2,429 feel Timber. RECEIPTS PKKCRNTK.1L KAII.KOAD. Nov 2—1153 bates Cotton H(H racks Wheat, 228 bble Flour, 142 sacks It rim. t IA bales Domestics and mdse to j K Ward, M H William'*, l.ynn k Bidder, Crano, Wells fc Co, Wayne,Grenville k Co, O Cohen. J Inger- soil. K Pan-mis k Cu, C W Curium.)', Cohens k Hertz, N A Hardee k Ce, King k Sons, llothwull k White head, W P Yolige, llrigham, Kelly k Co, W Law, P M Kollock, Nevill, l.nthrop k Rogers, J V Cnmieratl, J G Rodger*. tle'l k Prentiss; Hudson, Fleming k Co, Dana # k Washburn. J W l.nthrop k Co, W llutlcMby k Co, Franklin k llrnntluy, Padelford, Fay k Co, Kusa, Davis k Long, A 8 tlurtridge, J P llrooks. Cheverk Co, Hard wick k Cooke, J Jones, CAL Lamar, Order. [Correspondence of the Navaanah Republican ] Macon, November 1,1855. Messrs. Ai.kxsnokk k Snkkh— UcnileinenOur Cotton market has been rather quiet lor thu past few days. Holders arc asking high prices, and occasionally we hear of a sale made at 8 cts for Middling fair. We are ail watting anxiously lor tho foreign accounts, which aro now due. Hclow you will Und ustatement of our stock and receipts of Colton hs compared with lust year. Yours truly, II. E. fl. flock on hand 1st November, 1854 10,120 •■•ATHEN2EUM, MK. W. II. CRIMP Lessee and Manager MR. J. HUNTLKY Mtage and Acting Manager Last Night of the Reason. HencfH of NIK* JAHINOM, And last appearance also of JVflita I,. HKEUGH. Naiurday, Novs’inher 3rd. 186A. Will bn presented Hhakspeare’s Tragedy of RICHARD 3RD. Richard 3rd Mr UKORtlK JAMIHON Richmond Mr W II CRIMP D Etheridge, W II Farrell k Co, H II Klske, J Fox. I Lady LOL'IMK HKKDKR Franklin k Ilrantley, (< Cordon, f.ilhert k TJIUer. Oil- 1 Queen Mr# W II CHIMP martin k Co, llnrnden’a Kxpress, W Hale, lleldl k t Clsurartor Ilftnce—Mia* J I'OILKROD' ■ ■ 1 i... o 11 11; 1 a * 1 ti a. u. _ 1 vuaracHir wants— Hawkins It It Hilton, A Haywood, R Habersham k Hon J liigcrsidl, J vouch,<• II Jobnslou, J Kearns, N It Knapp Khik'kHnn, II Lathron k Co, N Lyon, J l.lppmiiii, Lockett k Hiielllogs, J W Lathrop k Co,C A L I,inner, Lynn k Mulder, S M Lafllleau.l W Morrell k Co, D Mallett, J McHenry. Mrs M A Marshall.T K Milts, 1) It Nichols, Nuvllt, Lathrop k Co, W CO’Drlacoll, Ogden, HiarrkCo, TPendergaal. MgJ A Porter, Padelford, Pny k Co, J W Phi lips, W U Price, K Parsons k Co, Patten Hutton k Co,J II Rikelev, Itobinsnn k Camp, Roken- hnugb k Ladsnn, II Rochohlld, Hubuii k Htnilh, Ku o, Davis k Long, J Hiodilard, Slovens k Ellison, J Shaffer W R Hymens, T M Turner, Verslllle k Frierson, II Wigand, J Washburn, T VV Wells k Co, J Walter, H W F Wilde, N It k II Woul, E F Wood k Co, 8 Wll- mot, Wayne, Crenvllle k Co, W I. Williams, W P Yonge, Voung, Wyatt k Co, W l> Zogbaum. On (be 1st Inst, U o’clock, P M, 15 niiloa Mouth of Hattcras, the Knoxville exchanged signals with steamer Mouthenor. 10.15 miles sooth of Halloras with steamer Augusta, both bound North. Ship Juvoula, Young, New York. In ballast to A Low k Co. Ilrlg W Ii Mitchell, FunefT, Now York. In ballast to R A Allen k Co. Ilrlg Zcuhh, Davis, Now York. In ballast to II A Allen kCu, HchrH J Waring, Neff, Now York—ORJen, Starr k Co. Mdie to Cleghorn kCuuulughiiin, J V Connerat k Co, Cohens k Hertz, Church k Moses, <■ A Cuylor, Chaffer k Co. D D Cupp, M Currell, Cooper k Cllllland, M A Cohen, Crane, Wells k Co, I W Morrell k Co, Ruse, Dy vis k Long, T M Turner, Verslllle k Frierson, Wayne, Crenvllle fc Co J A Hiown, B O’llyrne. Ilrlg- ham, Kelly k Co, VV C Dickson, Duua k Washburn, Cllbort k Tildan, 8 Coodoll, Hunter k Cammed, llunu k Cniuiory, C II Johnson, N It Knapp. Kennedy k lleuch, Young. Wyatt k Co, ogdeu, Hmrrfc Co, Patten, Hutton <1 Co, II W alkli, W P Yonge, McMahon fc Doyle McKee k Dennett, VV 1) Kllieredge, VV VV Goodrich, Holcombe, Johnson k Co. King fc 8011s, A Low k Cu, J Lama, l.ockelt k Mnelhuga, J VV Lalbron, Lynn at Holder, llnsbruock k Co, K Parsons k Co, Rowland k Co. Rodgers k Nutria, N It k II Weed, Waver k Con stantine, Franklin k Ilrantley, J C Fslligant, J Foley, VV II Farrell k Co, and others. Lehr Cotton Plant, Arnaud, Ogeecliee, with 400o bush Rough Rice to R Habersham k Hon. Mcnr Klizu Ann, Darling, Ogeecbea, with 2200 bush Rough Itlce to K Habersham k 8011. Dr King’s Flat, from plantation, with 1500 bushels ilotigli Uido to K Habersham fc Mon. WtlllKgliam’s Roll, wbb 43 bales Cotton to N A Har dee k Co. Wm Meabrook, Park, Charleston—8 M Lnfflienu. Steamer Win Libby, Mathews Duff, with 227 bales of Colton to Cruger k VVnde, Debit k Foster, J F Pelol, Holcombe, Johnson. c:i,E.%!ti:i». llrig Macon, Watkins, New York—Rowland k Bon. Ilrlg Venus, Houle, llosion—M A Wilder. Mclir Allter Mason, Swift, llosion—Ituiu.llnvls fc Long. Mchr K J Talbot, Thomas, New York—Itrlgham, Kelly fc Co. I’AMtEIHCDItN. Per steamship Knoxville, from New York—F. Mill er and lady, Mrs dark und alitor, Miss 8 Hastings, Miss K Cowey, W H Froar, A O Dunham. J II Itluch and lady, Miss 8 VV.IIiants, Mrs Johiison.D W illiams, N VVillh.ms, Miss C VViltIums. Mas.ers Wm and II Jolinsoii, F. A Oil- inour, F Ittiieishush, Mrs VV Fisher, J Williams. C II May, VV VV Hemsliuri, Miss J Street, Miss C N Hems hurl, C D Dickey, lady, child und nurse, Mrs Auze and servant, F A Robbins. A F Dobbins. Rev C A Farley; Joint Lee and lady, A 1* Phister ami Indy, 8 N Nirker- •»n, .Mrs Keutish and serve T Tuylor, K W Luke, Mrs K HRunlmati. Miss K Cohen, Mirs K A Cohen, Mi«s J Furkmaii, Miss L Parkinan, Geo Gordon, CGordon. 8 D.tvls und lady,Capt K Foots DHoria.D Mherbnrite.Miss White, Miss Tupper, Miss C Tupper, Miss J Tapper, Muster Tupper, VV J I. Moulton, w tn Fl-bcr, II Alden, Mrs Thomas und child. I* Nour-e, J Cohen, Miss DoWeii, Miss Alexa"der, J II Moore, Miss Hcverance, Mis , C Verslllle. Mrs J s Derby,JT wmcnd, G II Love, l.u d.R M Mcdolisml.C Dlmlgell, J A White and lady, E Williams and luuy, Masters K nud F A Fisher, P Mklff, <• A Wilkins, Indy und two children, Major A Porter nnd lady, C F < tsborne, lady, liilaul and a -rvaut, 8 Fisher, A Dodge, It K Djer und Indy, J F Waring, A 8 8 Hard and tady,M U Avery and lady—an 71 steerage. To conclude with—T IIE I E c K E T • Mrs Duptua W II ORI8P Thomas' Mr W II CHIPPENDALE Doors open at 7—Commcnte at 7 1-2. no? 3 A.ItMORY HALL. •VmuHhig 'JHeehanteal HXUIJ3ITION, of ISO moving Figures, IK IIIFFEIUKT ATTITUBBS, ARRANOEU IN A CURIOUS AND AOREEADI.E MANNER, Open Tli In Eve ii I ii it, Oct. 30, From 7 until 10 o'clock. Admission 25 cents. Children under 12 years half Price. oct 30—1 NOW IN YOUII TIME. A LARGE und beautiful Mule for sale, perfectly sound, free irom all faulta, nud has been driven in n buggy lor tlio past t months. Terms cash. Apply si this ottice. nov 3 If ALL ii. any NOTICE. PERSONS are hereby SMiitloned not to credit any one on account of tbeMuhr EMMA JULIA, without a written order from myself or my ton VV. II Dickerson. nov 3-3* II. J. DICKERSON. A rrival of the ukig r. m. chTklton- Frull for the Savannah Fruit Emporium—35,000 Sweet Oranges, 2no choice Hunches Dananas, 50 dozen aholc.) Pine Apples, and a lot of Plantains. All the above have been selected expressly for me, by Captain Llghtlmuriie, and will bu sold at tbe Savannah Fruit Emporium. MOV 3 ’ J. A. IIROVVN. A ROMATIC Mi.•||NAI’PM—56doz8chetduin Aroinallo Schnapps, In ula and pta, for sale by nov 3 J. V. CONNERAT fc CO. W ll ITE UEANM, M AOCARON I AN D VERMlCKl. LI—10 boxes Maccaroui, lOdo Vermicelli, 10 bbls White lleuns, for sate by nov 3 J. V. CONNERAT at CO. D ried fruit, pickblm andcatmup—usboxL assarled Catsup, 50 do Pickles, qls and pts; also Almonds, liraztl Nuts and new Rulslus, for ante by nov 3 J. V.CONNERAT fc CO. I I QUO DM AND WINES-10 half pipes OiirdTt.. 1 J other French Drandies, 15 eighth casks of verr old French Drandies, 5(1 or casks Maluga,25 do do ftladelra Wiiie.fi pipes Holland Gin, 2 puncheons Jamaica and Salnl Croix Hum, 50 boxes Hi Julicn Claret, 5 qr casks Sherry Wine, 100 bbls Domestic (Jin, Ruin and Brandy, for sale by J. V. CONNERAT k CO, nov 2 i ROl’ND RICE—10 boxes superior quality fre*h ' I Ground Hice Flour, 5 kegs superior Ground Rice, III store auiFforsule by JOHN INGERMOLL. ■ nov 3 B AKING POWDERS—20 boxes Judd’s Raking Pow ders,II very su|>erlor article and flesh, In store and 4or sale at New York prices by nov 3 JOHN INGERMOLL. t Miipcrflnu Flour; 2t»o sacks Etowah Mills Aui>orflue riour, in sloro and for sale by nov 3 JOHN INGERMOLL. DECK FREIGHT WANTED. A DECK LOAD of Cotton Is wanted for Drig L. A PALMER, hound lor Boston. Apply to nov 2 COIIUNM k HERTZ. Ai I lb Lump Tobacco, 50 boxes Rough and Ready, and other flue kinds, lor sale liv nov 2 r . CONNERAT k CO. 1st 1855.. Decrease Receipts In October, 1855 “ 1851 Increuso Total rcculpts lo 1st Novombor, 1855.. “ “ 1st “ 1854.. Inc reuse ... 5,228 ... 4,264 ,...I3,4:W ... 7,754 ... 5,082 ...21,808 ... 10,523 ...11,375 AUGUSTA, OCT ’.It) —Tho business the pns> weok hns been large, although all the cotton offering lias met with ready sales, The market fluctuated »"inewliat In prices, but It has selllsd down lo w hal il was a week ag.>. We quote: .Middling, 7J* lo 8; Good Middling, t-to 8*g; Middling Pair r’.; und a strictly lair article Would bring 8J< couta. WILMINGTON, OCT 30.—Turpentine—There la a heller leeling ill tho uiarxet, und wo m-iu an advance of 1(10 nor nbl for r»kw dip, wlib «alos >o-UriUy or 3IMI bbl.. and lo •*«» of ■•• • SSnnr l.bl for >ell»w dip. There Is another lot ou market thu morning which 11 held at higher figures. Spirits—There huve been some private transactions tills inornhig, bm we could not get Ihepnrlirulum . Rosin—Males to day of I5U bbls Common at SI 27jg for medium sized bbls. No truuvuclious In other quali ties. Tar—Holes yosterday of 86 bbls at 62 4U per bbl.— There is another lot on market this meriting, but il had not been sold when we closed Inqnires. Timber—Midor to day of I raft ut 88 pur M, crush. NEW ORLEANS, OCT 27. P M-Cnttou-Thu de maud was fair, hut mu general, and U.'iiHl hales found purchasers ul steady price*. CLASSIFICATION. Inlerloi urdlnury Good urdinnry.. Low .Middling-. block oh hand I Arrived since... Arrived lu-duy. 5 (!i0>4 J Middling 8 @ BW 8 (d'8J4 | Good Middling, U 7 (fli7j(. j Middling Fair.. UJ*(& V}i 7>4'A7ji | Fair 10 <&— at amgar or cotton. bept., *54 bales. 38.201 285,301 841 324,408 ...' 148,411 3,762—152,210 Exported lodute Exported lo-duy - block on hand nnd on shipboard not cleared.. 172,210 Molu-ses—bales 57 bliln new a>. 31c; fib In oak bbls at 3(>c; 117 hull bbls ai2Uc;4u at 30, ami 77 bbls good re- boiied at 24c. \\ heat—trtttt sacks prime tn one lot nnd 012 in 3 lots luld ut Si Ml, nud 500 SAcks rejected at SI 35 per bushel. l orn—>alea lull sucks Greolu at 72c; 23u new whito and 4U0 old yellow gold ut75. Whiskey—50 bills Raw sold at 36c. India ttiiuamg—240 bales sold nt 14c cash. Coffee—'Jon bags Rio sold at tic; 50 at MX* and 50 nt lone. tTeights—A ship taken for Liverpool at JJd, without consignment, and a Lark lor Havre ul \)ic. Exchanges—Demand good. I„,lid,hi 7,Sj(d.7*i and 7J, per Cl premium. Puns 51.23 X($51.30 New York 80 days I Ji^Jlipor ct discount. Now York bight >4<ili>s per ct discount. THE OCEAN STEAIVIEKS* SAILING DAYS TO AND FROM THE UNITED STATES. FROM EUROPE. ATLANTIC, Am, Liverpool, Oct 8, for New York HERMANN. Am, bouihnrupton, Oct |0, lor.New York APKD'A, Hr, Liverpool. Oct 13, for llosion BALTIC, Am, Liverpool, Oct 20, for New York A DAGO, Am, Havre. Oct 24, for New York ASIA, Dr, Liverpool, Oct 27, for Boston FROM Til E UNITED STATES. UNION. Am, New York, Oct 20, lor Havre CANADA, Itr, Boston, Oct 24, for Liverpool ATI.ANTIC, Am, New York, 1 let 31, for.... Liverpool IIER.MAAN, Am, New York, Nov 3, for Bremen AFRICA* Dr, Poston, Nov 7. for Liverpool BALTIC, Am, New York, Nov 14, for Liverpool ARAGO, Am, New York, Nov 17,for Havre AbtA, Dr, Horton. Nov 2t, for Liverpool THE MIER(IKi:i: GLOItGIAN. r pilE only paper in the city of Marietta. Having a X large circulation In the Northern part of Georgia and Alabama. Is an excellent advertising medium for Savannah Merchant*. S. A. AlKINtioN, nov 2— Im Publisher. WANTED. A COLORED COACILMAN, hy tho month or year, to go into tho country, about live inih-s from the city. nov 2—6 RollT. IIAIIKKSHA.M k M»N. NEW H INT COHN GUI I S de fflEAf7, V I.bo KICK FLOUR—made from New Rice, at the Mill in Indian street. Families regmarly uimilled by sending their name and place of residence. Paironauu respectfully solicited, nov 2-3 GEO. G FAR IKS. WANTED. A Male nnd a Female Teacher, for a private family tn East Florida. Enquire of SPENCER CURRELL k CO., net 31 154 liny street. HE 310 V ATT A UG. k HENRY Mil.LED have removed to the oflleu No 1, over Rodgers k Norris’, corner lluy unit Lincoln streets. nov 2-1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fare Reduced—Cabin Passage $20. For JYcw York. THE STEAM-SIIII’ ALABAMA, v '" ^ml Saturday, Nov. 3rd, at 21 o'clock, I*. M TO KENT, r pHE WHARF east ol amt adjoining “ t.'hariestou X S earn bon l Company’s W hurt,’’ at present occu pied by Thomas Purse, Esq. Possession given 1st De cember next. Apply lo J. BRYAN, Broker, nov 2-12 117 Hay street. 1 JUSTPUNED SHERIFF SALE.—Will be told before the Court House door in Mytvania, between iheusu at hour* or talo, uu the llrnf Tu-aday in Hcceiiibernext,. the following pro|R>rly, lo wtl: »me truci ut Pine l^iid. N. It.-Shipper* of Cotton by these steamers, will ! ’ ‘ It. GROSS, D. S. 8.. . please take notice, that no Cotion will bo received at I Hylvaii'a, Ga., October 28. 1855. oct 30—eod4 U,e Umt I. Im. dl.l'„ctT Y nmrkoJ on thn.ilBo of , . AND NAVY lUlKAD.-T.ibbl. PllounJ Nary ■ - — I 1 Broad tn store, and for sale Inw, bv Phil a a el a Ii l a. | -"T* , 'I’o leavo Wednoadav Oct 31 ni 114 n’l-lonk A M 1 / ’ UbUNIi sPL KM.—A full nssorltnenl - - ^ " 0> Tim new Vork * ,,0,e ' STATE OF GEoItGIA, Capt. Gar- ■ 1 1 ' Jt&IN iNi-ynsm i vln, will leave as above. . JOHN INGKRRQLL. C ANAL COAL.—50 tons superior Canal Coal for sale, to arrive per ship Chaos. Apply to nov 2 DANA k WASHBURN. . Hilo Meed __ >8ts, for sale to urrivo pur I ' Raltia">ro. 124 hule* clodee Eusle brig Harriet, and lor sale from the wharf j Also In store. < 4iK) bushel* prime while com, AG lbs l<> the bushel; 30il bushels Ounce Ohio Seed oats; HM bale* prlmo I Eastern unirNorlheru liny ; IlHt bngs superflno lamlly ! I’lmir ;700 hiishela Bran. Good old Peach Brandy.— Liveruool Salt, In good order. • Md Whiskeys. For *ale by oct 31 WAVER k CONSTANTINE. Cabin Passago to Pldlndeluhla S20 Steerage " *' S For freight or puasuge apply lo C. A. L. LAMAR, CAUTION. TO THIS learning from aoma of tho respectable r lnD|f . Charleston and Mavannati, that my Hchddaru Ar.,i r)%l Schnapps,la extensively countertolled by a number Llqnor rolxera In New York, Philadelphia and Itoaton and finding that the plratea daringly advertise their nlcloiis decepllonaunder the name which beluiign 0 n asiiclt, I think It nueuwary lo caution the i;,, agulusl these vendors of poison In disguise. 1 I introduced the Hcheldam ArumatlcSrliiia|,prf.,rih |mr|a>se of supplying the modlcnl fatuity and the »|„,| community with a pure medicinal spirit, which n.i»h bu prescribed with confidence; to all cases where ( i| , aula were required, without producing the fearfoi *!! ■eqiiencoe which Invarlably'resultfroin using arl(ilterat ml liquor. In ordor to render assurance doubly | Uri) | had tlio article analyzed bv chemist* of world.*^ celebrity,and aiibinllled )l for experimental test to tb(J! sands of dlsMigulshed medical practitioners, ’ibg,," spouses from those sources weru of the most uneqn| Vo . cal and satisfactory character. Il Is now before the , (U ^ li’c, surrounded with those guarantees^nd bearing unimpeachable endorsements, ana I call upoiube con munliy to protect themselves and me, their own httrk and my reputation, by frowning down and repudiatin. the piratical apfoulators, who are peddling u wr f * commodities uuder cover of my trade mark. Nouticu had ever been Imported from Holland Into thism We . uuder the name of Hcbnapps, previous to tbe unco of Wolfc’iJicbeidaui Aromatic Mchnappi, | D> . city. ' The first importation being made Into this city in it, year 1848, which can be seen by tbe Uuifo „ n 0 ' books, I depostle my latiel a* a trade mark ta ibv i «d Slates District Court of the Moutbern District ofRts York, in the year 1851,and liuve the certificate in | L , possession of that date. The great demand which |,u iJins been created for tho genuine arilcle »,a. tu whole Live of counterfeiters In motion, and the .Juki •we to my customers and iriciids, and the public com pel* me, to put them ou their guard agsinn imne,,' {ton. UDOLI’llU WOLFE, 22 Ifouver X “g' Among the complaints for which the schnauMhu been declared a specific by the eminent physician. *i« have corresponded wuh the proprietor, are drops.,Ui^ pepsis, debility consequent upon long continued* »i«. ness and old age, epilepsy, asthma, gravel, colic, alec, tioii* ol llie kidney*, und all chronic iliteasesol tl.« geiillo-urinary apparatus. For these and tnauv other disorders, It i» now prescribed with great success, b? more than three thousand medical practitioners m van. ou* pans ol Hie United Mutes. I beg lo cull the attention of the reader to the follow- lug lettera from physicians :— Dr.(.buries A. U-ase, Commissioner of llealih, Balti more, writes as follows In relallou to Ibe value of Mchnappsas a remedy In chronic catarrhal coisvatuli, kc. 'The teller Is dated July 27,1853;— *1 take gieai pleasure m bearing highly crediiab.i tesllmoiiy - •> ns efficacy as u remedial agent 11. the dm euru In wblcli you recommend It. Having a usiuni tendency to the mucus surlace*, with a slight degieerj stimulation, I regard il u- olio of the most Imnor ui remedies in chronic cutarrhal affeciious, purlieu's*.j those ol Uiuguiiilo-uriuary upparatua. With much t tiled,your obedient servant, CHAM. A. LEAS, &I.D." Dr. C. Robbins of Uosloii,celebrated tor Ids cured epilepsy, cholera, fcc., complains of tbe great difficult; ol procuring pure llidland glu, and speaks ul the Mcbt.- dam Mcliuupps ub follows, under date of October J, 1852:- "I huve commended your article lu four cases—two ia Connecticut, one lu Vu muiit, and one in Rhode Inland. An article ol' this kind la u uch needed. I have beta « liable lo And a substitute In tbe materia mcdicai or pun lotlaud ul». Yours, C. ROBINMGN.t "PlIILXDKLriUA.Ju.y 15, lbfi3, Mr. Udoi.piio Wolfs,22 Ueuver street, New York- “Dear.—IrLast season llie writer received, thro-g) your ugt-ul in (Ins city, a untile of your An.iuutlcMcrien dam bchnappi, mid since that period lias prescribed tbs smne in certain forms ol uriiiurycoaiplutiiU: alsuiucoM* of debility in ttged persons. Mo far Hie Schnapps bu been of much bt-uefli to those using It. • • • • la conclusion, where a diuretic und stimulant Is required, I should u*uthe Aromatic .-cheidum Schnapps. 4batik, tug you lor your kiuduess. I am respecHully yours, A.D. CH aLUNEK, m.o. I HO Mouth Eighth street.” The subjoinH letter from U'. Fame, of MaucLeultr, Now Huuipsliiru, relates to one ot the most valuatll inedicinul tiroperlles posseesed by Hie Arooiallo Mchnapps, and shows that it acts uau apeclflc in a very puinlui dlevusv, the gravel:— “Mil. Wolfs: I'eriim me to address you a few liaea. which jou are ui liberty to use.if you think properjn re sjiccl to your medicines called Mclieidsiu bchuappa. I have had a very obsHnutu case of gravel and atone of live year* standing, causing very acuatc pain In every all nipt io minute. After using many remedies wiilmu much rclc-if, I was induced lo trya bottle of your medi cine. In the cour.u of three days il proved effeciusl, dislodging lur e pieces of atone, some o r which wmti large us a inurrowl.it pta. I continued the cordial, ac cording to dlrecHcns,aud the patient conlluued lo gam, and is last recovering. I think a medicine of to luucb value in so distressing a complaint should be known io the public and the world ut large. And l,fo r one. must give it my approbation und signature, THOMAS PAINE. M.O.” From Dr. John S. Reese, chemist, Baltimore, Md.. September 15, 1852:— "A number of our physicians are ordering the article, and several have already prescribed it. Persons fo wb„n i nave sold L, speak very highly of its qualifier. A geiilkmaii ot my <>wn personal acquaintance, hsvmf suffered greatly with uu affi cllon of the kidneys and b'uddur, u»'k two bottles, uud subtequentiy pa«*d i stone of considerable size, uud was greatly relieved. II will, no doubt,go Into generuluse.’’ From IL A. From, M. 1)., St. Louis. June 6,1653:- ‘•Having seen your advertisement of a pure Ifoilssd glu, worthy the confidence ol phy-iciaus, I write in yw w iinu view of procuring a sample ol II. lu drnpncil affection*, and III *omu forms ol remit disease, lb eflki- cy ha* long been acknowledged, and It has <»nl» lalli-n lido disuse because ol the compounds Fold under IM name of llol und gin. I want to use it at prcuaiuicnJic. I u* Il I* an excellent remedy In Infantile c«ttt. tad [ cannot procure a compound Urbe relied on.” FromJ. D. Woodward, M. D. Waterbury, Yetnuaf, May 2, 1852:— "I am treating ut the present time n chronic adec. v of the kidneys, wh.cb hus shown itself ter> ob-iinanw diuretics,and huve been advised lo use ><*ur Scbeidta Schnupps.” Dr. Snowden I’iggut, of Dallimore, Aug. 14,1652, thus indicates the valuu of “pure -clieidum" in urinary com* plaint* :— ‘•I am fully rcnsible of llie great beuefllstnbe derived lu certain forma of urinary disturbance, from Hie ut if Ground i of good Holland ;bill lliut is an article *o ddttcuM) procure, wilhoiil great iroublo. Hint I haw been cos pel led io content my self with I *- palatable, and. ibert- lore. lesslalthrully taken mcdicumelils. A pure BM rale Sclieidnm cannot lull to meet with the hearty appro In.Ii.• ii nf tdiVMlidniiM.” B. Arnencnn «««!.>„ uvo imiidred dollars l«*r Dr. Nunn and ono hun- j abovo men I i-died treaty. "Tfim treaty, ii is mm, roRuUtea tho tariff for thu pnyiuont to be levied on Artmnonn vemeln; but itiia veiy fact shows that lh« exi«tence ol (he !XVna™i h ”l"S oilier ’ I K'Sot r«"*Mh of lK'oZ •• Alilimioh iho linvvinnioni ,f iho ITniind «5i ' On motion ol Alderman Hill lor, iho resolution hu' llklnS. mlfln","Td^MnS K?i™ “ I " n "'" d W«t a, last ll.euliOR tho go.rrmi.ml ol iho Kinir, ,<■» mmor. r.n- i lu •"> I"*" 1 lll ““ «*• • rc. itrlx i «-■ •«« "•■ «>«-•** now iiuaty ul kiich » nature hb will preuerve mlnct tlon ' credit to any manager in tho Union. This ia the Iwt night of tho aeaaon, nnd Mr. Jamison takc-a his benofit in "Richnrd HI." Sa vannah owes him a full house, and wc hope to see the debt cancelled. Jennings Wise, son of Gov. Wiso of Virginia and now Secretary ol Legation at Herlin, Iihh been appointed Secretary of Legation at Farm, in . - —... ........ ulace cl Don Pi.it reaioned ( tho Commercial relntnuia which have existed lh.ee cl uon riau, resigned. unlil , |0W |, n| , p , ly lho Melancholy Casualty —We reerct to learn, I " , “ l ■» wl11 »> •»'*>» •"<>'• ohvhno iho doplom- Iren. . loner rocoi.od in ll... oily, ih.l Dr. lice,, ' '•■*• nocewnry con.cquoncr, ..I lh„ o»pl,.l„,n.nl O. N'tsmx, of Marietta, came to his days since, tu a sudden and muat diHtreaBing ner. Hu was traveling on a visit to fits pUnlation 1 ‘"u^wVl smMhTL^Dunfali Government I ”AWwro»n MnlUty ohjected to increasing the in barly county, and waa found lying inseuaiblo in reluses lo rocogmze "iho relation which tho Gov- I amount V ,,orod {)r , a 'V nl, j r V the road, hia horse and buggy standing a short dis-! erninoiil ol thu United Sinlei eatsblishcs hetwreo i 8,l!, .” n » c, »nBidcred fifR'on hundred nnd Idly l.pno off. 1, ,. . U pp„.nn lho ho,.. ,ook Irinhl, j ±? “^^nnr.hr ™V'‘“^. , !oS'' , :ii U ««'"l«"alTbSa’l- Resolved, That fourteen hundred nnd fifty dol Inin, in addition to lho five hundred nnd liny dol- K PU1 ill a ;z</. C. !■ -It,;/ -• r: ~— •^ K “ - c r 7i < -y. 5 Z r r z / = r i jrj z_r 5 h. *§ ? Zr'r f.y-t'viu r\Z. g-gTSiSr?: ffo :.\se - EASE 'ciiavededucted fron j— H i. r.y % n _l • W .-j : ^ £ *. a» 5 fe si s *§ S 3 ti • ||i : il i?i!saSs®Ss8isl ou ~Jo-lJ S> w nt — J 1 ^ i : : 'l | ; il XdinL for NEW YORK—Gborcia Line—Tho flno jCJCtnsl sailing Dark MADIA MOttTON, will have q iiok lU-Bpatch for the above port. For freiglit or paa- suge. apply uu board to cuplaiu or tn uov 3 COHENS k HERTZ, GILnollE A CO'S IaINE , —nr— YORK & S/HAWAII PACK crMIIS NEW LINE Is composed of the. following X vessels, one of which willleive I’ier No. 9 North River, New York, punctually every Thursday: New schr EDWARD KIDDER, 32(1 ions.Tyler, Master “ “ RENNET PLANNER,325 do. Apploglll.do ! “ “ GKIIRGE DAVIH. 3:i8loU*,8mlHi, do, *, “ I.OVKT PEAC’ot’K, 37» tons, .Merry. do *• “ WALTER RALEIGH. 3:«1 ton*, .Mnrahsll. do These vessels urn ull of the first class, and. having 1 been built during the past year expressly for llie trade, : aro well deserving the uttenlfoii of shippers. Thay are ; Commanded by inasii-rs of experience nud ability, nnd shipper* cun ri ly upon quick dlspa.ch. and every alien- . lion being paid (o their convenience. J. It. GILMORE fc CO, 154 Waters!., N. Y. , HUNTER fc G'M.MEI.E, Agents, 8avnlinnh. p brig Joseph iis, from •urn Hay, lauding from S ALT—Liverpool Salt tn store und for sale by oct 31 DAYNARD fc HOWL. 4 AND. O ltANG K8—25,()0ll, J list received fre-h from Havana*, lu store nud for salt) cheap, by rt. II. CHAMPION, Hiucessor to Uliumpion k Watts, No. 4 Darnard st. oct 211 ran off, and dashed him uul with such force an to destroy all consciousness. He was taken up und conveyed to a neighboring house, where he died on the 29th ultimo—two days alter ihe occurrence. Dr. N. was a use'ul nnd highly esteemed citi zen, and has left an interesting family and a large circle of friends to lament bis sad and uutimcly death. Mo** Planets DiacovERtn.—Two moro aaio- „ .... rioda, or email plane.*, have been discovered be- : which those I arsing I oils have been enforced, ’ , , , .11 . ii.il I " n ‘ 1 *1'*’ inipodirnenls limy have nlwnya tween Mars and Jupiter, onu by Luther, at Uilk,, be«n In lho commerce of :|,o Hal lie. can scarcely in FriiMis, aiiusted at 9 I*. M. ol that day in K. i be adduced in luvor ol any plea admisericordiam. A - 9 deg. 26 rnin , and North declination 52 min.; - -■ - 1 ■ ■ and the other by 345 deg. 20 min., nnd .Souiii do- j A New Ambassador from Russia—Mediation elmaiion 7 deg 46 nun. Both planets were also J op the United States probable.—'Tho N. Y. again ol served on iho 7th at Altona or Paris, and , Herald's Washington dispatch, 29ih nil. snys: their retrograde motion on tho two day&.was found | There are, I see, sumo doubts expressed about to be about 14 and 15 minutes daily. j treaty;” contending Hint such treaty, innlend .8 fo'V. " was at mu rnio or hixiccii iifousanu uoi- dispriiving the right ol Denmark to levy the Sound ^ ( r )( H, " ,un, ( n,,d no ,roubl ° ,n charging nud , Alderman Rodgers staled ho had seconded the resolution of Dr West lit last meeting, viewing H in tho *atnu light ns tho mover, hut as it wuh very , evident lho gentlemen expected to bu paid lor ' thoir tmio nud Horvicos, ho would now aucoiid the resolution of Aldorman Hertz. Tho resolution wn* carried. Tlio Amort ol Inspector ol Dry Culturo was! road. AH lho land* in good order exeunt W. W. i Hut Dues, in fact establishes lho existence of such right, by regulating a tariff*according lo tlio terms ol which it is lo bu enforced. This argument ih an ingenious though not a novel ono, since it does li'tlo nmro limn rniso tho point upon which every acquainled with tho dispute hus long since lelt sniiihed tho whole question mini depend Jl Denmark hns tlio proecriptivo riglii she claims, eho is entitled to n lair ami Imnorablo compromise; il not, sho is eniiiled to nothing. Tho manner in' fljglij : I I ^ ,,.y; ■ : m '■£ '■ ■ Ull! jll* s• : g- ■ » -H Death op Gov. Duuley —'J'lio Wilmington, N. the ad •'em ol n now nnibaasndor Irom Russia, hut I repeat that it is a fixed fact. Ho will hrmg, bn- sules his regular credentials, n confidential com . , , . , . ’ mumcHtion Irom iho Cznr, ol the most important C. P-P-ia Aiiri'.unco il.u dc»lh, in Uul oily, on i rh „ r , clori , h „ „„ w ),, n |i n |, 1I10 Tuaaday laat,ol tlio Hon. Kdward H. Dudley.— Gov. Dudley twice occupied thu Kxucuiivo chair ol North Carolina,and was oneo elected to Con- gresa, an honor which ho doclinad. He was uni versally esteemed lor hia many manly qualities, sterling patriotism, snd valuable services lo the State. Commodore John D. Dankls dVedT* low days ■go in Baltimore. In early life, he filled a large space la the public eye from being identified with the rovolutionery struggles in Columbia, in tiouth America. Aa s naval commander, his bravery and ■kill won for him * largo debt of gratitude from those for whom he assisted to achieve indepen dence, snd when, * few years since, he visited La- gaayra, the scene ol his early exertions, he wna eluivcd as a public benefactor, nnd It s services •skuowledgcd by tho Venezuelian government. Russia will consent to n ponce Whut I noWHimo will ho known to tho public in it low weeks. Rus sia mediated between Greet Britain and tho (Jin led Stales, nnd now lho United Stntos may medi ate between Russia nnd lho Allies .She does not nsK American mediation, but will accept it, and w ill h| once indicate her terms, which, aa I tinted in a former communication, will einhraeo such vast commercial advantages lor nil (lie world that lho industrial classes of Franco and Kqglind will clamor for iheir acceptance as soon aa they sro generally understood. A Killinq Frost.—On Friday morning last our nyou worn greeted with whits holds and meadows, resembling very much a Georgia Snow. Tho el ements had combined to produce ihe largest frost wo have almost ever aeon. Its effect was to kill every Hung possemed of vegetable life, lor the pn sent season. An usual, the farmers llioiiglit it a liiilo loo early for tho cotton crop —[Centrul Geor gian, 31st. Sinrko’H und Col. Thus. Gruun’s, on Hutchinson Island. Accounts pii*sod $2,411. Council adjourned. A. C. Davfnport, C. C. $15,000 Promptly Paid.—In the second nnd Inst drawing (Class 7) nl iho Fori Gaines Academy Lottery, Augustus Cook, Kt,q., <>| ihia city diow lho capital prize ol $15,000. Wo Icnru to-day that Mr. Conklins returned from Aihmin nnd llie lull amount ol his prize was promptly pm,|. || a per son ho so fortunate aa to ifoaw a prize, them souiili* lo bo no humbug m obtaining the money when due. So Mr Cook has found it, uud ao havo othets of this city who havo been favored with other tlinii blanks. Filtoen thoUHimd dollars ia no small amount ol money.—(Chattanooga (Tain.) Adver tiser, Oct. 27, 1865. Tub Razor Strop Man “not a Free Lover." The celebrated Razor Strop Man dmiiuH aslulc- rnoni mado in lho Now York Fxpro-.s that he is a native ol "pssHionnl attraction," nnd says: As for myself, instead of a "Free Lover," I am r "bound lover." having been joined in wedlock some twenty year* ; and as yot I have bad no pas sional ntlrnclion strong enough lu sever dm cord which binds mo to tlio sifimiy of my youth. I have novor yot been aide to find "unv moro of tlio an'iis sort." Henry Hmitii, Razor Strop Mud. Nfbraska —A loiter Irom Col. Manners, dated Rrlli'.qtiH, Nebraska Territory, October6:h,to .I.-Imi Colhoim, Surveyor General ol Nebrii*ka nud Kail- niis, still os that dm surveys in Nebraska hnvo been mierro' led and btoiigbl to a atuudslill by thu hos tility of tho I’awnee Indiana- s;::: p|£ T i.1 . • • • S. Ol J hoim: i'oh sai.t. j That larce and oommo'lfoiis Dwelling for- ' ■ inerly occupletl by Dr. VVilitinan. situated on a "full Hint half lot ut lho comer offlouth Dron’d and Abervorn ktteeta In this city. Terms Utwral. Apply to iiovS BAUUN fc LEVY, NOTICE. |jT CONSIGNEES per burk MARIA MORTON will please attend to lumling their goods this day at Uollon’a Wharf. All goods retnnltdng on tlm wharf after aun»ot, will bo stored ul expense uud risk of own. or*. _ I !! ,v: ’ COIIENB fc HERTZ. Hi:c:i:ivi:H or tax iii ti hns, fir I’kllow—t iTtzana : I am n camlidhto for the ottice of Recot ver of Tax Iteliirns, for Ghntham County, at tho election In Jununry next, and respectfully solicit your voter. nov 2—td A. S. SMILEY. S IGHT EXCHANGE on New York, lor snip. nov 3-3 It. IIAIIER8II AM k SON. i omx'n i*ii<17mx rucr. oifkt:. ri^HIA Company lake* Elio links in this city, and in X cures Kent* anil Lease*, oct 23 ItcRT IIAtlEDSIIAM k SON.Agents. U .\V, AIM’1,1.8 AND UNIONS.—20(1 Hales prlmo North River liar. Wl libl* Apples in good order 47 lib's onions In good order.—Laud.ng from tchr Al exander M,froui New York, und for sale by oct 31 WAVER x CONSTANTINE. tu v DDLS. PRIME POTATOES, for shIc hy UU oct 31 CARI.KTON fc PARSONS, M KAL.—6U lings tresh Meal, for sale by oct :«) Hl'NTKR & GAMMKLL. Gun.-y Cloth, for snle.lt CICTAVI'8 CODER. arrive, by oct 5 by ' Talbo V. 2udo8perm, for sale V.CONNERAT fc CO, CAPS1 €'AI**- I S MEN’8, ROYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CAPS.— I HAIL ROAD, ; Ut CRIMEA, ^ TRAVELLING, NAVY CAPS, Of t’lntli. Leather,Cnrtle Roy, Velvet and Flush. Also, t hllibeii’a Embroidered, at N. K. It MLNI'M’S, net 23 153 Congrei* st. W NEW TIN HTfiltl-i AND Nllfcl/r-IKON 8 MANUFACTORY, j? HO. 141 aOUTII-WZST MAHKKT *ql'ARK. DRVAN STMliKT. I VVol'Ll) inform my old blends uud pat' rim*, I Imvo opened lho nbovestorw, to con- duet the Stove, Tin nud Saeol Iron IiiisIiio'S in all It* vurbms forms, where will lie found n general variety ol Stove*. Tin ami Sheet- Iron Were, which I will Im plen*cd In show you, and at Mich pricca as will satisfy you if you want to purchase. Al kind* of Roofliig, Gutlors of Lead. Galvanized Iron Work of every description, Job Work hiuI Itepnir- i*i:h nti’.,\3Ii:i* ai.ahania. IHILS choice Apples, Phumix, .Rell, Flowers, «)\ "Greening*, Splizburg, 20 oz Pippin* fcc. Also. New Layer lial*liu>. Duck wheat, Cahhiigea, Polatoe*, Onions, Cranherrii'S, Smoked Tongues, do Heel, Pig Side*, do Shoulder*. Ilofogna Snn**ugea, Cheese and Rutter. For aalu nt the Savannah Fruit Emporium. J. A. DROWN, oct 31 No.27 Whitaker otrvet. 1 y/KA ISLAND CoTTON IIAGGING-Tucker,Cooper I i’ fc fit’s, brand. In store and lor sale l»y j •'Cl 31 MAYNARD fc ROWLAND. button of physicians." Dr. U. L. Illckley, of East Boston, Aug. 11, lei*, writes •I have just received yours of the 7th Inst, and beQ fill,y convinced that pure Holland gin Is possessed ol many medicinal properl Ira, which, when judiciously ad- ministered, produce very beiiefleial reculu, 1 ahull b* happy to Introduce your Aromatic Scheidam SchnapW among my ir lends lu tlds vicinity.” Dr. J. It. Dibble. Drakesville, N. J., In January, 1853, writes as follows;— “So great hus been tho difficulty with me to procure a pure article ol gif, and soofleu have l been di*sr- pninieil, that I havealmesl entirely ceased lo prescribe gin for any complaint, and nave nearly despaired o( belli* able to do II with better sui.ee**, unless y.airf I* what you claim for; If so, you will have conferred! boon on iho practitioner? In this country, that I tm sure they will not be slow to acknowledge." From Dr. 8.F. Forbes, Toledo, Ohio, Auf. 13, 1653. “The frequent notices nr the Schiedam Schnapps, boili by the proles^,in and tho press, had indue d tbs desire of testing Ufo efficacy of this preparation oi gis belme 1 received your nolo. I trust it will tultll lb* expeclHlIons of the most sauguino, nnd prove both i blosaing and a pmfli to suffering huniaully,” Dr. D. Golkins, town physician and surgeon at l.ynw, Connecticut, say*, In a letter dated October 14. 1-W:- •*l cou*ider your Schiedam >chuapps h *upperiorar- ticle.nnd one Hint will not come ahorl of our highest expuclatfoiia. It is un article ihe medical fraternity have long wanted. 1 have used It, so far. wiili every upparent success. |), CGI.KIN 8.” “Laboratory, New York, May'.’, 1853. “Mn. I'PQtrno WonDear Sir:-1 cannot *pei» too highly o| the purity „f your Schiedam schnapps. - It Is decldedlv superior to nny thing of the kind lb tho murael. It Is perfectly free from lho admixture of lusil oil, or any of those arnyllc compounds which pro- (luce Midi mischievous uud trreparablo effect upon tb« coiiftituilon, and which very few samples of alcoholic distilled liquors are without—most of them l>elbt largely Impregnated with it. I have personally ln- aprcied the vailous processes of distillation practiced at 8chiedutn, and know that umiMiid care la taken W separate the IMtRlOUS elements from the pure tlooM and yourFchnappa I* a striking prool of Its *uccea*.- As a medical agent for chronic and renal affection!,I have succeedully prescribed If and recommend il a* « agreeable cordial and harmless stimulant, and shall cominuo to do so ns well ns to uso It a* a source of pur# alcohol for chemical Investigations und experiment* “Your obedient, ISAIAH DECK, ConsuliliiBAalytlcmlChemut- The genuine Is sold by all the respectable Drugi** aud GncerslnlheL'ulled Stales. UDOLPIIO WOLFF.. 22 Reaver st. New York and 25 tfouih Front 1’hilndelphiii. tuths—repIO CENTRAL RAILROAD. 0 N a'-. - £ s .3'S ^I■!-C 0 I -'ii : : : H—J.gg • IS »8: : „s: «: : 8s 3 Jl.sllgli : fl i gSfo 1 • Ii ii; Mill II18 iljIliLiiiiliiiiJi Lilli hnMtm lilhinilsliill 15 SSB il f|3 Hs Comparative siiuomimt of I ho FureluiiExiMirtaoftft |- on Irom the Dulled Stales, from Hepleiiiher lat, In Ihe following years: IH55'50. l854-’55. I8A3-’S4. IK59 ’53, To Great I.MM44 To France., 28873 To other for’n ports. UtHi27 Total 288744 7u«Ml 373 .“7 11338 1111845 2487711 UISJIMI 54 II) IMH| 18155 1881135 173115 20480 88584 I2I0IIII 1691)29 148811| 3117 .*21 248481 lug executed with (Icptitsll,Hid Stoves pat up and Pipes furnished at short notice. Tin-Ware at Wholesale ami Retail. Call down Ilrynn si reel. It will pay you for tho walk. nov3 JOHN J. MAURICE, Agenl. fill vaTeaTa ih.hv, for young ladies. •■mi X Academy lor Young Ladle KATONTON, PUTNAM COUNTY,GEORGIA, on Wednesday, Jan.P:h, IR.'ilt. Number of pupil* llmllod to 36. Tiitlion per annum fl23mi-oiio half In advance, and llieother at tlio end of the year. In (Ida charge ia omhraced the rcular ourso of English Rtudks—l.ulln, French. German and Hpnnish, IT dealml—Music on Ihe Pinno, Organ, lln'p and fJultnr—Drawing In pencll- lliiga,Crayon, Monochminalies—Palnllng in (*lls,Water colors, hiuI llie beautiful stylo called Grecian Painting— Embroidery, In ull It* vaiietleu—Wax Fruit and Flow ers Pens, Ink,Paper,Hlaies. Pencils, fcc , supplied gruUt. A complete Apparnlus will hefnrnlshcd, In order to afford ample Illustrations In the Natural Science*. Mu-leal Inatriimciita will bo provided, that each pu pil may have the mean* of dally practice U) addition to tlio regular leason. Atlonllim Is called lo Ihe fact lhal »fo extra thsrgt la tnado tn this Academy. The parent or guardian may make such selections from llie vsrloua depnnnieiits as time nnd llie best Inlercsls of Ihe pupil may dlc'ate, all to lie Included lu Ihennteiiiit above spcclflcri. The (lid ol accoinplislied teacher* ha* been socurvd. Hoard may Ik) hail in Ihe i'esl lantlDss at $12 DU por nienlli.Including wn*ldng, fuel, nnd llghis. Appllcniii* may address mo for the present, at Lump- kln.Mewartcouniy,Ga. I. R. BRANHAM. nov 3 ( VAT8, O \TH,—Lauding from schr C. H IVaslee t irom llnltlmorc. Also lu slore; Prime North river lint. Flour. Huts, llraus nud whorls. For -ale hy •opt 25 WAVER » 0»N8TANTINB. 81 'dll EE R A 11.II(i/\tr ATui:K If r side by *~ I. LAMAR. CIIANUE OF M Ill.Dl'I.F,. N and alter Sunday tlio I4lb October, Instant •» i v / until fiirthor notice, the PassengerTraius on I Central Railroad, will run at follows: BKTtVKKH SAVANNAH AND MACON. 1 HOOKS*-IIOOKS--KOOKM. :> . H .ami ISIS. «• ! •^.n«.W? ,,,c ¥ 1 u A ,CE ? , I I V'? 111 " ^" r ' , 1 ll . l “ l "S l,i : ! ' l " ck ..n liand. the un- Arriv.- al Savuiini.li lu.,5 «.. ond M». IJ diT.lKlitid oRtorslil. Ili.ok. inr Mtlo ul . eliiilil u.l■ - bktwk.h .ava.s.ii ... *t ol .r*. v.licii only "" Now V..rk ml. Por wlsbln, lo ro- 1 |mavol>.r.1lll.l. 13.13 , »..,mie:<"'*' I'loii'.lt.nr H'lpiilyUiorasolvo. wllh . I.tbrnr, ol B oo,l Arriv. .1 AiimiiU P.,5 r. a., .ml JJ'-f choice Books, will llnd it to Ilnurndvnntugo to call uud • Leave Augusiu 8 a. m . and 4*' r - *• purchano. Parent* and Teacher* can supply themselves i Arrive iuKavnomihi.3u r. m. aud r - > ’ Wl .'.i «bM|i; »ml Morcli.m. .1.0 .«,»••« ... o« .«■> .rwi'.TA. _ ilh lllnnk Books. Paper nnd Mai lonery. laiavr .Macon 11.45 a. m , mmI PX’K*' J Arrive al Augusta 8.45 r. m., and •>•*'*■ J' liOiive Augusta 6 a m.. anil 4.*" r ' • ( nil soon, n* ll o o|iporlumi\ will not Im onen long, oct 49 8. 8, Mill LEY, No. 135 Congress st. m i 1- BOOK AGENTS WANTED. T M) OBTAIN 8UI180RIIIEH8 for a Work that will he prized by every literary ami reading iiinti us an Imporluiil National Wmk, being a Cyclopedia or American Literature, embracing personal mid critical notices of Authors, with pages irom their writings, Irom ilin curliest pctlod to the present dnt, hy E. A. k G. I.. Diirycldiick, with portraits ol Authors, views or t ollege* and other Literary Institution'', vlgnotts of Reali'ence*,&e ,wllh morotlinn 4(H) Autographs. The book will bo published hy Mr. Chariot Scribner, New York, in two royal octavo volumes ol over l.vtlO pages, printed on auperflne paper aud now type, will be ready on tlio I5lh November, and sold hy Agenlaonly The subscription iirlcu isflxed nl seven dollars. A circular giving full detail* ut discount made tu Agents, who w ill And cauvimslng for this Itimk an un- "Mildly pbuiaanl an ; profliuble business. Duties re quired of them, fcc.. will lie luriilslied lo nersoiis dis posed to eiiiburk lu llie business, by addressing the subscriber, general Agent for Ihs Mtales of New York, North and houili Candinn. and Georgia. Applicant* will please stule wlini districts they pro pose lo canvass, and whether they have before been en gaged lu the business. *'• A. ROOKHAt. K. oct Id—:teod 145 Nasssu street. New Yorlu^ | >uiM17 EASTERN ll.\Y.—KKI bales, landing from '°'“ l ", , fA«l!r..N A fAKAOKS. VUt- - - — - ,.. Arrive al Macon 2.15 r. m 1 * SKTWKXN SAVANNAH, M I Ll. X UWXV ILl-X AND SAlVSIO*' Imave rtavannub Arrive lu Milledgevltle ••*?, _. i.vave Maoon ■ Arrive In Eatoiiton v.V.Wev W M. M. \VADI.t»; Savannah, Ga., 19th Get., 1855. :t 13 NOTICE. T MVi) nioiiths after date, application will he the ordinary of Chatham county, lor leave 8’ r land and negroa belonging lo the estate ol J*™" II mes, dec’ll 27.) sell I O' itiUN P. llT.NK8, Adw’^ ACHES of 1-and, within two uille#_pf tj)*,^' for sals. Apply lo . WKR ;l,T ' FOR 841.E. v MAN, 30 years old, a Rood house carpenter, » \ has been working at the ship carpenter trau* p sar. Also, a Man 32 years old, a flr-t rale sinner » " Apply to WM.WKlullT. year, copper smith, nov 2 I ADIF.8 MERINO VESTS, Ac.-Ju*l receive,!, |.a clearing from ports j dies Finn Casbinoru vest-; do do Merino do; do ! These vowels must I •HENRY LATIIRol’fcGO. | 1*0HT »r SAVANNAH. , HEALTH OFFICER’S OFFICE, Co*.or Dravton and Paaav 8t»' ' , I n ROM and alter date, Ilia kluarai.tme will he rs'w upon all Vessels arriving at the Tort of 8avaaas except such a* have, or bava had sluca last ciesrw •-mall Pox, or any olbardisoase of a mallguaiil. f®" w clous or lufeclioua character on hoard,or ih-'sa here sncl, diseases are I'ff’* •ii st Kurt Jackson, until *'»" by Hit llealihOfflcar. J.NO.M. JOHN81 IN. M. D. ILaUh Offlcaf-