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SAVANNAH RKl’l III.I( A N, TUESDAY MORNING,NOVEMBER 6, 1855. THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. rnibtnit it ALEXANDER & SNEED. filly m>< Oinmy Prlwiew. Tam \ Rs»uom> (>«iljr, in adtraaeo.por annum If noI paid ia advanou Daily, in ad van on, for ail month*,.... rri*Wa#kly, In advance,par annum.. If ao4 paid in advanoa Weekly, invariably in advance W—Mv,(oluh price,) 10 noni—lor* -•» ,.•5 00 . A 00 .$3 00 . 300 ,. 4 00 ,. » 00 . .lft no SAVANNAH, QA. Tn»id»y Morning, Wov^_6^_ Telegraph for the Republican. AddlllNntal by the Unitin' New YoBE, Nov. 4 The Raeeiana had atiaokeii Kars, but wore re pulaed with a losa *1 4,000 men. Tbe Ctar hat iaaued a uka-m for the enrolment , ami a scene of joyous oxcitemont every whoro pre- Pram the Bahama lilania. We are Indebted to a commercial houso in this city lor Bios of lafo Nassau papers. We loam from tha Nassau Guardian, that the anival there of tho nowa of tho fall of Sevastopol waa the occasion of an enthusiastic public demon stration of loyalty and patriotism. It aays: A* noon tho aeveral companies of H. M. 3rd West India Rogimant, commanded by Major Colman, were paraded on Fleming's Square, and Bred a ftu <te tote between every aoven rounds of a Royal Salute from the detachment ot Royal Artillery, commanded by Lieut. Strango, on tho Barrack Wharf; while the Now Providence Militia, com manded by Lieut. Colonel G. O. Smith, and tha N. P. Field Artillery, under Brevet-Major Bodo’s command re-echoed " the thundor of thoir guns'' from the Publio Buildings. Aftor which all the oflicera and men took off their hats and "made tho welkin ring" with three deafening cheers, the bands playing "God save tho Queen !" Tho ftells ol most of tho churches and chapels rang merrily, of the militia, at the rate of 28 men out ol every j aonted itaelf. At night the loyalty and patriotism of 1001) souls. the towns people woro also displayed in a gonoral It was reported that Egypt waa about to prohibit illumination, firing of rockets, bluo lights. Ac. Ma ths export of com In Sioily, bands of armed men wore collecting. Troops had been sent to disperse them. Itlnrkete, New Yoke,Nov. 3. Cotton waa unsettled to-day. Flour has ad vanced, under the steamer's nows, 12 a 25c. Hallread Accident—l.oaa of Life. New Yore, Nov. 5. Wo learn from St. Louie, that during an excur sion on the Pacific Railroad on Thursday last, tho train broke through a bridge, killing twenty per sons, and seriously injuring about fifty others. Inaprlaoument ol nn American HI I uls ter. New York. Nov. 6. Advices have been received that Mr. Wheeler tho Amorican Ministor to Nicaragua, was impris oned two days by tho Government forces at that placo. New York Markets. New York, Nov. 6. The Cotton markot was dull to-duy; Middling Orleans quoted at 9j and Uplnnds at 8’. Flour is a trifle lower; State brands quoted at $9 25 per bbl. From the Itio Grande. New Orleans, Niv 5. The Nautilus has arrived at this port Irnm tho Rio Grande, with lator accounts from Matamoras. Four to five thousand men havo been ordered to the frontior to repol tho Texan Rangers. Vidnuri, appointed Commandor-in Chief of tho forces on the Rio Grande, ordered tho commanding officer at Matamoras to discharge tho National Guards, who refused to obey. Vidauri has addressed a noto to Secretary Marcy, complaining of a viola tion of the Mexican troMty, and charging the com mander of Fort Duncan with conniranco with thu filibusters. I.ouiwiuutt l-'lcction* New Orleans. Nov. 5. Tho election is progressing rati.er quiuily. In the thild district ono American and ono German are reported to have been killed. Copt. Place, of the Palmetto Guards, it ia Mind, is wounded. It is impossible to tell the result of the election ■s yet. New Orient** Marliels. New Orleans, Nov. 5. There was no change in the Cotton market to day; 7,000 bales were sold. Flour is quoted at $8 70 per barrol; Lard in kegs at 12c. per lb. Freights on Cotton per pound to Liverpool 3 4c. to Havre 1 1 2c. tsr At an election lust evening to fill the va cancy of Cornet, in tho Georgia liuasara. created by the resignation of David Walthour, Jnlbes II. Johnston was chosen. Tho lollowing gentlemen now comprise the officers commanding tlie corps: Capt. J P. W. Read, 1st Lt. A no us McAlpik, 2d Lt. Wm H. Banks, Cornet, Jas. H. Johnston. f!y Wo would call attention lo the card of Mr. Jumca R. Dickson, travelling agent for eertain Insurance companies and lor tho Savannah Re publican. He is a gentleman <>i mtoMtgoi.co and integrity, and we commend him to tho attention ol our readers si a distance. fST Capt. Alctiorn, of the bo hr. Abbott Dove- reux, has our thanks fur files of late Havana pu- purs. Choice Havana Fruit —Wo are indebted to Mr. J. A. Brown lor a basket ql assorted Havana fruit, heaped up and running over, consisting of pine apples, bananas, oranges, dtc. They were received direct from Cuba hy tho fast sailing •cbooner Abbott Doverciix, Capt. Alehorn. The schooner ia owned by Mr. Brown, nnJ is constant ly employed in tho iruit trade botwcon this city und Hnvana. We aro glad to learn that Mr. B.’s en terprise is meeting with its appropriate reward; his fruit we can recommend as equal to any we have ever taatod. tsr An engraving of tlic famous Charter Oak or Hartford, Connecticut, line been left hi our Roading Room for inspection, it ia tastefully en closed in a frame, the inner part of tho frame be ing of tho wood of tho old Oak. It was sent to Savannah by the Historical Society of Connecti cut, through thoir Secretary, Chns. llosman, Esq., to be presented to Capiain Houdlotte, of the ship Charier Oak, running between this port and Liver pool. The historical reader will remember, that the American Mvttlnf In llryn A. Bryan County, Oct. 21st, 1856. Editor* RepublicanAccording to previous notioo, a portion ol tho Amorican party oi Bryan assembled on tho 18th inst., ami adopted the fol lowing Preamble and Resolutions: Whereas, It has been said by many perrons that the Amorican purty would dioao soon ns tho Oc tober election was over—that it would only bo Young Ladles' Allowances. spoken of as a thing that was: Bo it therefore circles, In resolved, hy the American parly of Bryan county— [ ,* * In England, tho marriage sottloniunta generally provide tho wilo with pin-monoy, vnring.ofcoursu. Recording lo the fortune and poaitien ol the purlioa. 1* ia cuatumnry in England, also, lor a father to givo his daughter a yearly allowance lor her dreas sn soon as she iiubsos the Rubicon ol the school room, and is wlial ia called "out" which great ovent takes plsce si tho ngo of oightoon. Many nuhloinnn'sduugTilois, in tho very highest circles, have not more than two ItuudroJ pounds BHIP N] PORT OP 8AVANNAII... I "W ». 1... NOVEMBERS'. year, (ono thousand dollars.) This, in- 1. That, notwithstanding our rocont defeat ini deed, is a very magnificent allowance—many girjs the election for Govornor,wo are not conquered ;— I nave sixty, ami aonto eontnvo to mako a vory lair wo still boliovo that upon tho establishment of our I RPPJiarnnco upon thirty. principles doponda tho purpetuiiy ol tho Union, and ! 1 hia, for those moving in society, with morning • i. . ... .. . * . r.- • ■ nrtnn.ir.l.amna nu.ili.a - tho prospority of our beloved County. concerts, dinner purtios, and a ball every night, of 2. That wo rogard the election of Johnson, as j course demands great ingenuity. Girls, however. Govornor of Goorgia, as u triumph of Foreigners j “to only required to display taste and ologanco; /lift It IV l'2 IF. Hhlp Equity, Noyes, Huston. In ballast—Carl Kp. ping. Hlilp Normandy, Tyler, Nrw York-A Low A t 'o.— 40 Bellow*,7ilt) kegs Nsi m lo N It A It Wood, whip Cousul, Mortimer, Liverpool. Halt to T It A J G Mills. Ilrig Abbott Lawrence, Crowell, Hoston—Ogdon, Ltsrr A Co Mdr.n to Pnrti-u, 11 niton A Co, J A lloweus, G It Johnson, Brigham, Kelly A Co, M A Cohen. Iluiler k Prlertnn, O Johnson Si Co, l> I) Copp. Clngltorn k Cunn.nghnm,J P Collins, VV T Lassllteau, llchnAPos- te., Lynn k Holder, Young, Wyatt It Co, Hupt Hhv it It, Padcllord, Pay It Go, lluiiter St Gaminell, P, P WuinI It Caif Wayne, Grenville It Co, Hone kConnery, DO'L'ou nor, < Igdeu, Starr It Co, Crane, Wells It Co, Porno. Con ley It i lo, J W Morrell, W Hale, Huss, Davis It Long, VV W Goodrich, J VV naker. : magniliceneo, whether in silks or jowelry, is not . J lor tliuiii. Tho soason, too, in London, lasts but over tho Native sons of tho soil. 3. That while wo rocogmxo, among the oppo . - — - —— — — nents of tho Amorican party, men of pure hearts ! iront three to four months; it is tho spring and und honest intentions, wo boliovo they havo boon . summer which muslin dressusnnd all cheap fabrics deluded into a false position by (also issues and n i aro Worn in tho day, in preference to silks. * scandalous misrepresentation of our principles and | During the other months of tho year, there is policy. . very little dross required. At country houses, it 4. That wo greatly regret tho defeat of tho j '* bad taste to wear any but the most unpretending Amorican party of Chatham county, produced as costume during tho day, and for dinner drosses, it was by such base fraud aud porjury ; that thu • *hose exhibited in London will do. H ujr BUlill UBOU ,<nuu nuu M r party there havo our best wishes in tho glorious j f ronen womeni possess, to an extraordinary do- work oi purging tho Ballot-Box ; tliat tho election \ Kf e e. tho spirit of order; they are alsu quick and founders ot tho Colony oi Connecticut met in 1639 at Hartford, personally, in full convention, und framed for ihumselvos a written constitution, or platiorm of civil government. In 1662, Charles 11. granted a charter to tho Colony, which confirmoJ the rights and privileges which the people had pre viously onjoyod. This was tho first oxample in history of & written constitution, proceeding from tho people, and in thoir namo establishing and do- fining a government,and Cotton Mathor called it "the freest chtrtor under tho copo of Hoavon.” Charles 11. died in 1685. Tho kingly power and divine right of his succossor, James II., could en dure no such freo chartor. He ordored Sir Ed mond Andross to go and demand ita surrender, or to seize it. Judge Bewail in his Diary Bays: "Wednesday,October 26ih,1687, His Excollency. with sundry ol ye Council, Justices, and other gentlemen, four I/low coats, two trumputors, Sum Biigh, filieun or twenty red coats, with small guns ami short lances in y« tops of ym, act out lor Woodcocks, in order to go to Connecticut to as sume yo Government ot yt place.” Reaching llarllord, he sent a message lo the General Court demanding the Charter. The As sembly met on the 31st October, 1687, anil deliber ated long and earnestly,on this message; represent iog tho great expense and hardships ol tho colon ists in planting the colony , the blood.and treasure which they had expended in defending it, and the h ippy results it hud aflorded them- The evening came on, and still they would not determine to surrender it. At last Sir Edmond, impatient at their delay,came in person to like it; and when advancing to aecure it, as it lay upon tho table, tho lights were suddenly extinguished,the Charter waa seized by Capt. Joseph Wadsworth, borne away in triumph, and lodged in a large hollow oak tree fronting the houso of the Hon. Samuel Wyllye, in thu South part of the city. Tho tree is Mill stand ing, aud is thri'ty in sppearance. Tim premises on which it standB are owned and occupied by H<m. I W. Stuart. Since the event just stated, it hsa always I teen known, and anil is, by the name of THE CHARTER OAK. It is so engraving ill this Oak that the Histori cal Society of Connecticut has preaontsd to the ship Chartor Oak. It mu most appropriate gift, and cannot but he highly acceptable to Capt. I loud" lo'to and the owners of the ship. We imderataud it ia tbe intention of tho captain, after allowing it to remain a few days in our Reading Room, to suspend it in hia cabin. “The Auousta News.”—Mr. H. M. Thompson, for some ysars commercial editor of tho Augusts Constitutionalist, proposes to establish in that city ft now daily paper with the above title. See Pros pectus in our advertising columns. The Rachel enthusiasm at Boston has died out. The papers of that city state that sho played on Monday evening to an exceedingly thin audience. It la hardly possible that M'lle. Radiol can Iihvo fiiui-h success in this country outside of Now York v/in-rc a largo foreign population insuie.i her u support. ny of the houses woro very brilliantly and tastefully lighted. Tho Barracks, Officers’ Quarters, the rosidenco of tho Ordinance Storekeeper, and sove- ral hottsos in tho vicinity, tho Comniissarint-hmiso, Mess house,residence of tho Hon. John Pindor, and Lieut.-Col. Smith, N. P. Militia, all presented a moat brilliant appearance. Tho houses in Mar ket street and moat of those in Shirley nnd Bay streets extending as far as tho residence of Monsieur Rcnouard, Vico-Consul for France, woro also brilliantly illuminated. Tho news of tho espturo of Sovastopo! was re ceived via Savannah, nnd for " a most thrilling narrativo of tho etato of tho wounded when tho placo was entered by tho Allies," our West Indian contemporary oxproiacs his obligations to tho Re publican. Tho General Assembly of tho Bahama Islands had boon further prorogued to Monday, the 7th of January next. Sovoral cases of yollow fever had occurred at Barbados, sixteen of which appeared among the Royal Artillory. Tho greater number of the men had arrived vory rccontly from Trinidad. Six deaths woro reported, and tho others woro recov ering. Tho troops in garrison, as a precautionary measure, wore camped out on olovatod sites in tho neighborhood. Tho Intost information is to tho effect that the disease, which had never assumed an epidemic form, was gradually wearing out, and no now coses having occurred lor sovoral days, tho excitement occasioned in tho island by its npponr* ance had quite subsided. 'Prado was said to be dull, aud money scarce. A bill had been introduced in tho IIouso of As sembly of St. Kitts "to establish a Legislative Assembly for the island of St. Christopher and Anuuilln, in lieu of tho Council and Assembly ns at ptesent by Inw established." A joint committee ol the council and Assembly of Gremida bad been appointed # to prepare a me morial to the Imperial Logialnturo setting forth tho great depression of the agricultural and cominer* ctal allairs of tho colony, stniing the concurrent causes of such depression, and earnestly soliciting i ho adoption ol such mensures ns may ho calcula ted to afford tho colony immedinto relief. A Mili tia Bill had passed tho Legislature of Grenada, also a bill to punish persons deaorting thoir wives and children. A public meeting had been held at Tobago for tbe purpose of petitioning Her Majesty for the re moval of tho Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Shortland* from the administration of affairs in the colony, tbe existing differences between the House ol As sembly and Mis Excellency, rendering it impera tive. Tho Am. brig"Tribuno,” of Orleans (Maine), Cummings, master, bound from Ncuvitns to Now York with a cargo ol cedar, mnhogany, fustic, honey and cigars, got ashore on Sugar Cays, coast of Cuba, on the 4th ultimo. The captain, soconl mate, and two men, were taken off by a Spanish •loop, eight 4lays aftor tho wreck, and enrried to Neuvilas. The chief mate nnd throe men woro l«-li at tho wreck ; nnd two dnys afterwards, no vossel having come to their relief, they took tho boat to cross over t«» Cay Lottos whence they woro taken to Nassau. The wreck was taken posses sion ol by the Spanish. The Am bng"R. fc’.Lopor," front Port an Prhtco for I’hiludclphia, w ith a cargo of coflbo nnd log wood, s'ruck on the Hog Sties, tho 5th tilt., and s<*nn alter sunk. 65 per cent, salvage wus award ed on the coffee, 75 on tho logwood, and 70 on the materials. Two wrecks had occurred at Great lnagiia On the 6th wit. the British brig "Kaffir,'’ Cassady, master, from Rio Hachn bound to Ltvor- pnol with a cargo of dyowoods; on the 8th ult. tho French barque "Augustine Vtclorine," , from Gnnaivua bound to Marseilles with a cargo ol ma hogany. About 20,000 hm-hols of suit wore on hand a> Inngmi when tho Government schooner lolt. The last shipment Bold lor 27 cents per buslml. Provi sion* were vory scarce there, as well as at Rum ~ay. Thackeray, who nrrivod in this country a few • lays ngo, delivered n loeturo in Now York Thtirs- i lay evoning last. His subject was "George I. and tis times." Tho N. Y. Courier does not consider t equal to other lectures ho delivered during u for- nor visit, tho subject not being so well suited to he taste nnd genius of tho writor. Another Suspension Unions.—The temporary allies and truvollittg carriage of tho suspension •ridgn across tho Montmorcnci river, (which joins lie St. Lawreneo a-lew miles below Quebec,! woro uocessfully completed on Friday last, when the ngineer and the contractors mndo an experiment- .1 passage from tower to lower. This bridge pass es directly over tho brow of tho cataract, and from it,when completed, passengers will have a splendid view of tbe fall beneath, and tho St. Lawronce and its shores in front. (hero is out anotbor ovidenco ot (lie necessity of the American pnrty. 5. That wo will rcdoublo our diligonco for tho' advancement ol our cause. \Vo will maintain and ! - -- —, - duleud our principles at any and ull times, sup- , mr sale at ono dollar and ninoty-fivo cents a yard porting those who support our principles, and on- *’ —‘How cheap!" cries the young lady, because (be clever arithmeticians, and therefore novor liable to self deceptions ns to tho prico oi things, as many young Indies with leas mathematical head are npt to bo. For instance, a silk is marked and offered porting those who support . . posing nil who oppose them; that wo are ready und willing to renew tho canvass, confident thnt only figure is'impressed on hor min'd ia tho one dollar: the ninety-live cents is not put down as nn tg to renew ttto canvass, counuem mm i 4 me ninety-live cents is not put down truth is mighty und will eventually prevail in the! 'Jem, though afterwards, on reflection, it is found ■ ■* '* * that two dollars, nnd not one, should havo been the Empire State ol tbe South. On motion, the above re to be published in thu Savannah Republican. On motion, thu abovo resolutions wsrs ordored j ««uroU"'Presocd on the mind.ss it is allerw.pl. ' on the purse. I A young Indy in tho large cities of tho United Thero woro ionic ten accessions to tho patty.- -) States, should bo able to dies* tastefully, elegant- The meeting adjourned, with throe hearty cheer* [ , an ^ according to the season, on two hundred for il,i> PoiiL.rniA 1 dollars a year. I his, ol course, implies some in fer the golden State ol Gal Io nia. ^ £ dug , ry anJ Wil0 on b » r part _ a Kreat (lea , o( lidi . r. b. >\ ILLil Aitlb, Gltm n. \ ness and great care n*ver to wear within doors the E. A. Clanbel, Soc’y. t eoBiumo dostinod lor withaut. Ncatnesa ol all the accessories to tho toilette—such as undorsleoves. The Election in New Mexico.—Tho total voto ' and collars—olegance in the way a dross is cut and Itivun at lire lain election in Now Mexico lor dole- i extreme attention to the .moollin.M of the „„ _ r . /• .Ii hair, are all that is required for home. Flainmus- gam to Congrers was ns follow*, hor Lai logos, | | in , moussdinu de laino, and simple braids or curl*, 6,911; for Otero, 6,845; Gnllogos majority, 99. But j will befit household (Julies and the firesido home tho election lion ia to bo cuntostod on tho ground of much better than silks,embroidorics, and flowing 11 in aomo of tho counties. i ribbon*. Those, if worn at *11, should be reserved The Southern States and the Cotton Trade. —A New Orleans agency is announced, which proposes to tost tho practicability nnd advantages of a direct trndo between tho Southern Slates and tho continent of Europo. Tho National Intolli- ! goncor has been informed that recent loticrs Iroin I stable und cautious German capitalists doom the lor gala days, tho promenade, and then with groat sobriety na to quantity and color, and Invitations to Iriunda from the social tea-party to tho brilliant ball. At watering places no varioty of dross is doom od necessary, excepting at ihe German baths, so much frequented until within the last year, when tho campaigns ot the allied aimies, and tho fear of a German revolution, kopt people at home. At theso baths—Baden, Cansbad,j Kissengon—tho present time especially favorable lor commencing dressing and promenading begin at six in the i- ....... ■ mrirninir nnn nrix i*nrri...( f.n will. I..nnl ulnnr ni a direct cotton trade with Gormany, and express thoir conviction that it will advance tho interests of tho planters. Tho correctness of theso views can only bo tested by experiment. Our planters of course, will not hesitato to nvgil themsolvcs of morning, and are carried on with great vigor at tho rato ot fivo toilettes a day. In France the young ladies havo no allowance, bocauso ’they are not permitted to exercise oither taste or discretion in tho clioico of thoir dress— mamma dresses them, nnd papa pays tnoderato i und modest bills without tho slightest murmur.- • - , , • I * ixiixw iiiuuxo. miiix. xi uii’iui UIU nl I11UTI1IUI.— every means that promises success in the establish-| All the expense is for mamma, but although ment ol now tnnrkuis lor their important staple. Mortality of Philadelphia.—From Dr. .low- oil's report in tho Medical Examiner wo learn that. - r. ; —, ... , llio drills in I’hlladolplli. fur ilia month, oi July, l f" 1 ™' '"clinod lo economy than oxlra«a B anrc- • * II..ut n.aua mill IHRin (lai n irrnnt urav ntiH ha«n rvaurn August and September, wore 3,387, or an average amongst some of tho higher classes, thq nobility of the old Napoleon, and the richer classes, the bunk ers and brokers, there is a fabulous degroo of ex travagance. A French woman is, in general, Ilrig Auguita, Htone, New York—Dana 4c Waaliburn, Mdze lo Al A Cohen, Crane, Wells 4c Co. Patten, Hut ton 4c Co, Wnyno, Grenville 4c Co, G It Johnson, AinKee 4c llennutl Clnghorn 4c Cunningliam, Veistllle 4c I’rU-r- son, K Parsons k Co, Kuso, Davis 4c Long, Church 4c Moses, J VV Lalhrop 4c Co, N It Knapp, McMahon 4c Doyle, Young, IVyall 4c Co Brigham, Kelly 4c Co, VV P Yongo, W At Davidson, E O’llyrne, It Goodrich, G A Wilkliia,Champion 4c Watla.G H Dupont. K Lovell, J G Palligaut, A A Holomoua, W Warner, Way 4c Tay lor, Itehii 4c Poaler. J Hualdiird, D F Halsey, Lynn k Sulder, I VV Morrell k Co, Holcombe, Johnson 4c Co, C. tl Anderson, C R It, Auderson k Co, and others. Brig Goo Whitney, Baker, Philadelphia—Brigham, Kelly 4c Co. Aldieto Brigham, Kelly k Co, VV M Wad- lay, G II Johnson, Veralille 4c Frierson, J M Cooper 4c Co, Lovell 4c L.iUlmme, Meyer 4c ituckert, T Atuher, D O'Conner, Howland 4c rtnn, Webster 4c Palmes, Al A Culien, Cohens4c llorla, J V l.'onnuratt, A Scranton, J P Collins, Crane, Wells 4c Co, W D Ktlicrldge, J VV Alorrcli, J Minis, McKee 4c Bennett, VV' O’Meara, Huso, llavls 4c Long, H Koxenband, Rabun 4c Hmlth, II Von- glnhn.C While, N It 4c II Wood, Webster k Palmes, Wayne. Grenville 4c Co, Young, Wyatt k Co, W P Yonge, Order. Schr ll VV Full, , Philadelphia—Master. Aldze to C A I. l.amar, Y 0 Levy. Ruse, Davis 4c Long. Church k Mosu^ Patten, Hutton k Co, Franklin 4c Brantley, Wayne, Grenville 4c Co, WT Roberts, Boston 4c Villalongn. order. V»ohr Golden Kavlo, Fernander, trom Nassau, N P, With fruit fo VV P Yonge. r-'ohr Wiu Totten, Thompson, Rlcehoro—J VV Ander son. Ono bushels Corn, H Iniled s I Cotton, ami tilde" toTlsoii v Muckay, King 4c 8ona,T Hollister, J W An derson, Master. > sloop America, with 3U00 bushels Rough Rice to R IlnheridiHin 4c Son. t-lmip Virginia. Morris. Ogoecheo. with 44,tlUO bushels Koui'h Rice to R Haber hum 4c Hon. Judgr King s Fiat, trom Paracbucla with 1800 buabela Rough Lice to R llabi rrham k Hon. A It MHilory’a Rail, from Parachuela, with 174 bales Colton to llehn k Foster, J Richardson, t.'ruger 4c Wade N A llnrdce 4c Co, Boston 4c Vlllulonga. Hlenmer Kandolph, Crowell. Augusta, with 5JA bales Cotton to Cruger 4c Wade, Holm k Foster, J Richard- aou, N A Hardee 4c Co. TIIE AUGUSTA NEWS. |caution to run rpnK l/NDBHSIGNF.D. alionlfl tin meet With nulllrl. iit ••earning from amne of tho reapectable f, fm . 1 i ncouragemt-nt hy tint middle of Novern te r. to war- Charleston and Havamiali, that my Hcheiilani Ar M rant the undertaking, nrameea piildlsltlng a small 8chmu.mt.ls .fiUmslv. lv cnuhlorlclled hi u DAILY AND TRI-VVKKKLY PAPER IN AHGUMTA.GA., , , ‘ P ' eiu.naivi >y c miui r cm i i 0 u i, UBlbtr with the iiIkivo title. It will lm his atm to make it what •••qnor ntlxera in New York, Philadelphia nu| u, l|( Itn name |iur|torta, a Locid, News, Miavellaiieoiiaaml Com- , and flmlllig that the pirates •larlngly udvertm,. ’ ' mertial Sheet. 1 • - 1 The AUGUSTA NEWS will lie neutral in Pollth-a, but tin- Political News of the day will he promptly amt faith fully given, ho that Its patrons will he kept well posted up in political matteia. To keen up with the spirit of the age, several new feu tureH will I at introduced in Hh publication. The paper will he small amt cheap, hut will contain as much and varieil reading matter us nny other mper In the city.— Tho price of tlio Daily will bo only Four Dollnm, and of Hie Tri-VVnokly, Two Dollars per annum. Tint terms be ing so low. cash payments will be expected in every In- Htunco, from subscribers to oither. ADVERTISEMENTS will be charged by tho line. nlclmis deceptions under the name which belong, aatlclt, 1 think ll necessary to caution the conunu ,n, against tlieao vendors ot poison In disguise. I Introducod the Hcheldam Aroinatlc8chnapp»f„ r .i. |>ur|M»se of supplying the medical faculty ami q,,, ali( . community with a pure medlclnnl spirit, which r " k be proscrllied with coiiHdence; to all cases where ,n ^ ants were required, without prmliiclhg the fearful n* sequence* which Invariably result from using ai|i,h er ,* i «d liquor. In order to render assurance doubly s„ re ! ; bod the article analyzed b» chemist" of * ' charged ten cents per lino for the first insertion, nnd Nvn cents for each insertion afterwards; fur four Urns und sands of dts'< ngubbod medical practitioners, 't he upwards, flvn cents per lino tho lira’t Insertion, and two spouses from these sources wejo of the most uneqm,. and a half cents aRerwarda. Theso are CA8II I'RICEH. cal und satisfactory character. It ia now belore u,,. City merchants will ».o nccommo-lnto.1 with yearly con- „ c . . lirf(llllllllll i with thoao guurai.lees...wl " tnwts, on terms that will lie satisfactory to them. The long experience of the undersigned, in conducting a daily paper for a period of more than twenty-seven years, enables him to say with conlldenco, tliat tho NEWS will bo adapted to meet the wants of tho Commercial lie, surrounded with theso guarantees,and hearing u, e ^ unimpeachable endorsements, ana I cull upon th e Cl)|# niunity to protect themselves and me, their own heattb aud my reputation, hy frowning down ami repm],,, community, as well oa tho Family Circle. No pains nor the piratical speculators, who are peddling their (r„| expense will be spared to render it one of the most inter esting and readable papers of tho day. Subscription Hats will bo found at tho different Dook- commodities under c >ver of my trade mark, bad ever been Imported from Holland into Diliuttktt "w-ti* CUUBX IIIUUII1 Will I/IT IUI11IU 111 mu mull, in iwm- ... , ...... . —'*»• stores and at tin* United States, Planters’ and Augusta lho « , * mu °‘ Schnapps, previous to the , VWif Hotels, Augusta. Go. No payments will be received un- r Wnir..).n.i..i.i.m mm.....,., til tho first Number of tho Paper ia delivered, nov 0—3eod 8 A ML. M. THOMPSON. FANCY DRY GOODS. I A DIES AND GENTLEMEN’S KID, BUCKSKIN j und othor_ styles of GLOVES. Dross Trimmings C I, U A It III*. Schr Bennett Planner, , Boston—lluntei 4c Gatnmell. DEPAHTF.D. 8toamer Planter, McNeliy, Centre-village. 'ltlEn«KAAil>jr Now York, Nov 1—rid, brig Plnlura, Navannah. Rath, t »cl 30— Ar, biig 8lnbidleth, Havauuah. Franklin, Oct 29—Sid. brig Mosll,Jacksonvlllo. Quincy, (let 31—Ar, schr Daylight, Bavaiiuuh; brig Martlnlc, Uolmy. Warren, (>ct 31—lloiow, bark Warden, Savannah. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ARMORY IIALL. of 37J a duy. This is less, hy 1,144, or 14.15 per cent., than tho mortality for tho corresponding quitrtor of 1854. A Weddinu 1’artv was held at tho Trcmont House, in Hoston, on Monday, in honor of tho .neatness and tnatojtu a great way, nnd havo moro to do with elegance than wo think. Some Indies dross very well upon lilty francs n month (ten dol lars)—eighty or a hundred is the average allow ance lor tho middle classes.—Graham's Magazine. Faithful Love.—Tho gallant Sir Thomas Trowhridgo is about to lead to tho altar Miss Lou isa Gurnoy, daughter of Daniel Gurney, Esq., of nuptials of Capt. G. V. Fox, late of the U. S. Na' J Norwich, and sistor ol tho Hon. Mrs. VV. Coopor. vy, nnd Miss Virginia L. Woodbury,daughter of | •Seldom has that proud meed of homage which beauty loves to pay to valor beon conlorrod on a .i • • .a # ,i i a, t, xxvuuij xx» i* 1 uuixii tiiuiuiruu on n llioilon Lbvi Woodbury, of rurtnnoutli. N. H-, more wotlhv recipionl. #ho descendant of ono JlmuHiiig Mechanical EXHIBITION, ol 150 illoviiMI Tigm-cN, IK DIFFGHEKT ATTITUDES, ARRANGED IN A CURIOUS AND AORF.EARI.E MANNER, Linen Cambric H’dkTs; Embroidered and Cotton H’dk’fs; Needle-worked nnd Laco Collars and fleeves, a very great variety; English thread, Maltese nnd Valenciennes Laces; lilnck Uimpuro do; Gents Fancy Crnvats nnd Scarfs {Bon net. nnd narrow Trimming Ribbon, white and colorod Sash do., 4c. Just received and for sale by nov C DzWITT 4 MORGAN. SCHR. A. DEVEREUX. A rrival of fruit for the savannah fruit EMPORIUM.— 70,000 Sweet Cholco Oranges, 350 Bunches Bananas, 150 Do/.en Clioico Pine Apples, 11,000 Plantains, And n general assortment of Rcg-ars, Sweetmeats and Jolleys. nov 0 J. A. DROWN. SITUATION WANTED, A S A TUTOR in a private family, or a teacher of a small school, hy a YOUNG MAN from a Northern Collogo, who is obliged to spend the winter at the South on nccount of health. Best of recommendations given, both as to character nnd ability. Pleuae address imim» dintely, TEACHER, Savannah, Ua. nov 6—Cdlw WANTED, »Y a married man. ii situation iis Coachman. Ho will > nlso tiiak*! hims- lf useful about the place. His wlfo also wishes u situatinn as Chamhermaid or Laundress.— Both Protestants, nml have no objections to going in tho country. nov 0—2 B Open 'B’IiIh Eveniiitf, 4»ct. 30, From 7 until HGi'clock. Admission 25 cents. Children under 12 years hal( Prico. oct3(l—Iw LAST WEEK i>F THE EXHIBITION. Saturday of the present week, and Monday of the following week for eolored people. at which plnco the marriage was performed on the morning of the aarno day The Bank of Tennessee.—Tho Houso of Rep resentatives ol Temit'ss«u has adopted a resolution dcclaiing it to he the sense oi the House "that thu Bank ol Tennessee aluiuld be put in agradunl slate of liquidation hy the present General Assembly.’’ To Prevent Bloomers.—Tlij} patent petticont Idler is u great centre ol attraction at the Fair oi : the American Institute, al tho Crystal Palace, in Now York. It is thus described : j There are lour small pulleys attached to llio I waist, underneath tho dress, over which runs a | small c-»rd,ono end of which is aitachcd, wi ll din- ' per pms, severally to the front, rear and sides of; the skirt, at about ihe height of tho knee. The ' •■tiler ends terminate in loops, which are led into the pockets on onhersido If a lady wishes lo go up slabs, sho pulls loop No I in the right pocket,'. and instantly the dress rises in Iront so that the' aseent is made with porloet grace. No. 2 in tho’ loll hand pocket elevates tin* ruur in llio saimi man- . nor, and all pulled ul oneo lilia nil llio skirt knee , high. of Lnglund's greatest ndmiruls, and among tbo bravest ol tlui bravo at Alma, tho heroic valor of Sir Thomas Trowhridgo, at Iiikermann, has bo- coiiio one of the glorious facts of history. Those who record tho great achievements of England’s s ildiurs in tho presold war, will emblazon, in tho brightest colofs ol military story, how, when his skill anil cotirago in directing iho tiro of a battery had contributed to turn ihe tide of bulllo, and when n latal cannon shot had carried away both Ins loot—the wounded hero refused to he convey ed to the rear, demanding ot his (elbiw-aoldiera blit to carry him to tin* Iront and raise him oil a gun carriage, that, heforo bleeding to death, he might witness the succcsslul issue of the conflict; mul then, coolly, in thnt position, continuing to di rect the fire ol Ins battery until ho shared in tho final triumph and shouts of victory. Preserved hy almost a miracle of life-his ser vice* crowned by every npplauso that a nation's ginlitudo could bestow—his honors hallowed and enhanced by tho tear of pity from his sovereign herself, while placing them upon his. shattered Iranio, tho noble soldier now reaps Ins final and groalest roward io ilia happy consummation of u iouir chorinhx'd attisnlimoiit with iho beautiful und mmablo Indy who is about to sharo his titles mid honors, while she consoles ami repays hia suffer ings.- [English Paper. STEAMSHIP KNOXVILLE, To Sail Wednesday, Nov. 7, at 5, P. M. ^ The new and splendid stemnshlp KNOXVILLE, L’apt. U. I). Ludlow, will sail ns above. mBmStm padulfoiid, fay a go Cabin l , L*«ime 620 SiccruL'c I’anssgH $8 N. It.— Shippers of Cotton by these slemners, will plense tuke notice, that no Cotton will lie received al the nri sscs that Is not distinctly marked on the edge ol llio unto. nov 5 Mrs. Partington at the Cattle Show —"This j 19 a very beautiltil sight for a person with a refined ! bcusily taste,” said Mrs. Partington ui Ihe ngricul- I tural show, looking m the big shot p, ami address ing a tail young man by her side. Ho responded \ "yes’m.” "Is that it hydraulic rttm?" sho asked, with | great simplicity, provoking a smile on thu young, man's lace, mill a loud laugh from outsiders, who were attracted by tin* black bonnet. Tho young 1 man informed her thnt this was a long woolod sheet*, from which very long yarn was spun. "Ah!” suid she,"you am very kind; but can’you toll mu it the pope has scut any of his bulls over here to this show {” "No.” said ho, smiling tremendous ly, "Imi among the swine is a descendant of tho great Boanerges.” Neither Mrs Partington nor any one ucai know wh it lie rue nit, hut flu laugliod loudly, nnd those outside laughed louder than lie, much to his satisfaction. They laughed even loud er when lie found swinging from Ins button behind a tag hearing the inscription, "Vermont Boy,” with ago mid weight given, but liu didn't. Anil iko was looking so innocently all tho while, trying to make the rum sneozo by tickling his noso with n straw! [Boston Post. The Ocmulore —Tho river has boon very low for a* nm months past; but notwithstanding this, wo notice that farmers bring in their cotton very freely, although some lew haul to Macon. A rise in tho river would bo n ported God-sond to our citizens at this timo, as the steamer Isaac Scott is lying at our wliari ready to carry off 1000 halos of Cotton, and return freighted with Groceries lor our merchants.—[Hawkinsvillo (Ga.,) Herald. Another Collision at Sf.a.—Tho St. John (N. J.) Nows gives an nccouul of a collision between ho Cunard steamship Africa, bound to Boston, and tie bark Proteus, bound to Mirnmichi. Tho dnm- «go to tlio steamer was trifling, hut to thu bark ne mos. Tho collision was quite sevoro, und, it is The New Steamer Adriatic.—Messrs. Steore, at the loot of Seventh street, East River, have now C'Unplutcly trained the new steamship Adriatic,in- tended fur Collins' Liverpool lino. Tho prosont appearance ol tho vast interior of this vessel—the largest that has yet been built in tho United Stales —in indeed beautiful. Standing at thu oponing in the how, the beholder obtains a lino viow to tin* stern. Nothing obstructs the eye, nnd there is eve rything to admire m this unequalled specimen ol American naval architecture. Every iron braco inside, upwards ol two hundred in number, may be B* on «x:r nding nearly Irom ihe keel up the sides to the highest deck. She will undoubtedly bo ns strongly n built vessel ns over flonlod on the At lantic ocean. Workmen aro now putting wrought iron hands upon the outside of the ship, which is something unusual in stenmers. Tho iron is of the best quality mid cost 8200 a ton. The vntiro cost of tho ship, when lully equipped, is estimated nt SI,000,00(1. Sho is 350 feel long.—New York Post. Convention of Husrands.—Tho papers statu that a convention of husbands is to bo called short Jy at Syracuse, N. Y.,to adopt aotno measures in regard to iashion. Thoy say that sinco they have to nupport tlio expenses of fashion, they hnvo tho right to regulate its caprices. It is also said that a proposition to raise boys only, in future, is to come betoro the convention. Tho members are to resolve themselves into a husbands’ rights party. The Shipping of the World is estimated nt 146,500vessels, mid the aggregate tonnage 15,500,- 000 Hum's Magazine cstnnutes that at $50 a ton the shipping ol the world in worth tho cnonnou* amount ol $775,000,000. Of this fifteen and a half millions of tonnage, moro than ten and a half mil lions belong to tho Anglo-Saxon taco. United States 40,500 vessels, and 5,661,416 tonnago; Groat Britain 35,960 vessels, aud 6,043,270 ton nage. C O M JVE ER.OIA.Ij. tSAVA.VN.Hl JIAItkF.T Monuay, Nov 5,1’. M. CilTTDN-Tho sales tn-day were at a decline of J* on Middling Fair and upper qualitioa, a-d X o» Uiu lower grades. The day’s transactions rooted up 1711' bales, as follows: 80 at 8, 411 nt 8tf, 293 at Htf, 81 at 8 5-10, 213 at 8jf, 745 at 6#, 194 at8*{,aiul 17 bales at 8jjc. Judge Berrien's Reply.—The last Savannah ileged, was caused hy carelessness on tho part of hian contains a lettor Irom Hon. J. M. ' Borneo, replying to attacks Irom thu Now York he rteamur, more conspicuous than tho unfortuato •illusion which caused thu loss ol tho Arctic, and viiich lias been no much censured in dorogntion of lie Collins lino. It happened at day break, when hero was no fog, and thu moon was shining bright- y. The disabled bark was subsequently towed mo Halibut by tho steamer. Philip Philips, ol Alabama, a member of th* last Congress, und a gentleman ot much legal ■earning, will probably, it is mud, bo It-ndcred tlio Judgeship of thu District of Columbia, in placo o Judge Cranch. St. Paul a Democrat.—Democratic politician* are jxomotimee guilty of Hcuriloge ns woll aa mis representation. Read Hie lollowing: Cumberland, Oct. 29,1855. " Wo, undoraigned citizens ol Allegany county, do liuroby certify that wo were present lit a meet ing at the market-house, in thu town of Cumber land, on the night ql tho 15th instant, nnd heard tho Hon. William T. Hamilton, in tho courso of his remarks, on that evening, declare with aomo emphasis that" St- Raul was a Democrat—that the Jews were all Know Nothings G. E. Hammond, M. '!’. Zl.MfcKLY, Jacob Kessler, G. A. Fearer, Asa Barton, George White.” Wo know not upon what authority Mr. Hamil ton ehnrgos tlio Jowa with being Know Nothiugs, unless it bo that they aro gonurnlly a peaceable mul orderly people. Tribune mid tlio Washington Union, lt was made absolutely necessary hy thu garbling nnd al teration of portions of Judge B.’s first lettor, prac- isod by the latter paper. It is hardly necessary to say that llio Jndge’s reply in it candid, dignified and satisfactory demo lition of thu positions of hi9 assailants—Mont gomery Mail. Stivnniiuh IJxiMirlu, November 5* Per bclir Bennett Flan nor, Boston—834 bales Cotton, CO casksUlco, Dry Hides, 110 bundles Hides, t bale Wool, and sundry pkgs. RKOlilPTH PKtt GF.NTKAL RAILROAD. Nov 5—841 bales Cotton, 11C boxes Copper Ore, 247 bbls Flour, 1155 sacks Wheat and unite to J W Lathrop Al Go, L Parsons At Go, Dunn k Washburn, Boston k Viilalonga. W Duncan. Hardwick k Cooke, Way At. Taylor, Ruse, Uavia 4t Long, Brigham. Kelly At Co, o robin. Hunter k Gamnu-ll. J P Brooks, T'R At- J G Mills, W Balter.-by k t o, Hudson. Fleming At Co, N A Hardee At Co, linhnu atMuiib, W II Burroughs, J Jones, Franklin At Brantley, J A Rims, Webster At Palmes “ A funniiiHlittin,Crane, Wells At Co, ll lopp, G Gordon, Wayne, Grenville At Co. Padelford, Fay *t C A I. Lamar, Ogden, Starr At Go. Young, Wyatt k Go, Cohens At llertz, Helm At Foster, J F Tucker, M J Buck Population of tiif. Crimea.—A lettor from Thurapiu, dated tho 27th ull., and published in the Mouileur,saya: " In tlio present statu of things hoiiio exact information ns to tlio population ol thu Crimen may not bo without interest to your read ers, anil 1 send you the lollowing, which has reached mo from nn authentic source. Tin* total number <d mnlo inhabitants in thu peninsula may bn divided as lollows:—156,000 Tartars, of whom 80,000 are peasants, tanners, or shepherds j 16,000 Imauns and 51011)1118, acting at thu sumo time its priests or judges ; 10,000 Mvisas or nobles, a kind of feudal lords whose iiifluoncu and piivileges havo, not without great difficulty, resisted foroign dominion ; and 50,000 bourgeois mid putty trades men residing ill llio towns. The Christian population duos not amount in more than 22,000 or 23,000, and is anliruly of European origin. The number of Russians car rying on trades, who Imvo established themselves in the Crimen sinco tlx* conquest, are not caleula ted at more than 30,000, Tmkey, mid more par ticularly Constantinople, Imvo loriiished it cnntiu- I’fiit •f 10,000 Greeks who established themselves for Hi* moBl part at Halaklitva mid Eupaloria — 500 Armenians, nt ills most, followed Hus exam ple; and 0,000 Polos, Germans, mid French, form ing a more floating portion ol iho population,com plete this census." "All Hallows.”—Tlio night of tho 3 fot Oc tober was '■ Hallow’oen,”—n festival consecrated, especially in Morrio England, to witchoa and war locks,—to lovers and lovers' expedients. " Thu maidens who aro anxious to know to whom thoir luturu fato is to be linked, try all sorta of‘projects'at Ibis timo, mokt notable among wliicli is running around a squnrn with a hundlulof salt snd a mouthful of water. ‘Popping chesnuts' is another lavorite divining soell to night. Two dies- nuts urs named respectively aftor a lad and a mai den who nre partial to onen other, and thu nuts aro ihcu laid upon thu fire. If thoy burn quietly to gether it betokens a culm and civilized courtship;, . but il upon tho contrary they spit nt ohcIi other > hlly thousand lor fivo month* !" and flv oir in a tangent, look »-tM for Mpntlls mid a stormy eour'ship. l’ho Scotch lasses on Hallo 1 Foreign and Native Crimj.nauh.—Tho Pliibt- dolpluu Tiiiios says: "The Hlulinlics ol crime .. Philadelphia, for I ho last five months, show Hie lollowing astounding result : Tim'whole number of arrests during this period, is 15,606. Ol iln-se, ten thousand live hundred and twelve are foreign ers, mid eight thousand three hundred nml twelve nre Irish ! These bids spunk with a trumpet Voice lo tip* common sense, the patriotism,and the sense of roll-preservation ol every American. Tho for eign population is considorahly less Hum one-fifth that of the unlive horn ; yet < I the whole mimher ol srrists, more Hum two-thirds are foreigners. In this proportion, if the whole population nnd boon on n level, m point of morality, with tbe foreign liilpdiitanin, the entire number of arrests would have amounted to the appalling number of over lay li Hus Baltic’s news, w lib a light slock In market, still tend, cit *o check sales of coitoli ycHlcriluv, which were coil- lined to a low hundred bales, without change In prices. Thu Hour market was tvltlniUk change of moment, while sale." were to a nmilerulc extent Tor home use ami for c> purl. VVlieul, especially fertile belter qualities of red nml white, continued linn, anil will) (air sale." at full prices, amt In some case- .«t «n advance of guile per bushel Ini small lots of choice white and rod. Corn whh stead), nntl cloned nt about ILwIMJc. Ujewssutfl Ida 122. fork was nmro uctive, und mesa closed firm at 622 5U. There was moro doing '» Sugars, though nt lower figures. Coffee was dull. Freight* were steady, lint Inactive,shippers being disposed to uwnit llio re ceipt ol the Baltic’s nows. Whiskey waa firmer, with sales of l,gmi bbls. SAVANNAH^ POST OFFICE. UKLIVUItY AND CI.OSING OF THU MAILS Northern and ^uuuntii West Florida und So, West. Get Upper Georgia nml Tennessee.. Macon, Columbus, Ate n.osiKu. Northern nnd Augusta West Florida and West. < Upper Georgia iindTeiinessei Mueon, Columbus, A.e. I Mill A.* 1 l.llll A M I Mill A.K I Mill A.V tsr ' I ’lit* mails lor Key West, Havana ami Ciililuiniu, will be (dosed oil llio 3d mid iBili Au- gum, and oil thu 3d mid IHili September, to go via Charleston per sailing vessel. THIS Of!KAN N'ribtMDHNi BAILING DAY* TO AND FROM TIIE UNITED STATES. FR( III UUIKlPF.. ATLANTIC, Am, Liverpool, Oct 6, for New York IIF.ltMANN. Aut, Soiitlinnipton, Oct 10, tor.New York AFHICA, Hr l.iverpool, (let 13, for BohIoii BALTIC, Am, l.iverpool, Get 20, for New York Am, Havre, (Id 24, lor New York AltAGO. DRtinotsTfl always hold trumps. If the Into cold take a lighted candle in hern!, ami atandilig *nnp him clieck' d ihe sales ol soda-water, il haa u«muioly before a looking gloss, o.il an apple. If inereiiH. d the ilemiiml lor eongb mixture two hun- die buir is combed at llio an mo time, llio Ineo of. •pi Iuiurn biihliHiid (it is said) will be ocou peering i k* i vei tbe shoulder.’’ nyiup dred per cent Wo g..| llm In do bless* il 11 Irom Dr. Borax, d mixing "lionriiouiid ASIA, Hr, Liverpool,Got 27,fur.... . Boston FROM TH B UNITRD STATES. UNION. Am. New York, Oct 20, lor CANADA, Hr, Host 24, for ATLANTIC, Am, New York, Get 31, for II F.ll M AAN, Am, New York, Nov 3, for. AFRICA, Hr, Poston. Nov 7, lt>r BA I.TIC, Mu, New York.Nov 14, for.... Mi M.g. Am New \ oik, Nov 17,lor APIA, Hr, Boston. Nov 21, lor . .I.lverpou .. Llverpoo Fare llcdutnl—Caliln Passage $20. For ,V«M! Fork. nncoof VVolfu’c Scbeldaiu Aromatic Schuappi, lb city. ( The first Importation being made into thli city lo-.t, year 1848, which can be seen by Hie Gusto *. Hvn* books, 1 deposite my lubcl as a trade mark in Hi«m7. ud States District Court of Hie Southern Di-irict ol York, til the year 1851,and have the certificate i u B possession ol Itittt date. Tbe great demand which i u , thus been created Tor the genuine article h>e* i«t whole hiveol counterfehers Iu moltoii, anil the Out* | owe to my customers und friends, aud the public, pels me, to pul them oil their guard agaiimt ua^,,, {ton. VJDOLFHU WOI.FU, 22 Beaver *1., N.Vr,r|. Among the complaints for which the Schnapps ui been declared a specific by the eminent pliysiciau* m.<> have corresponded with Hie proprietor, are drops),o )t . pi-psin, debility consequent upon loug continued », w . ness and old age, epilepsy, asthma, gravel, colc.nit'. lions of Hie kidneys, and all chronic dl-eiisesnt u.t geiiito-urluary apparatus. For these and inuii) utUr disordert, it is now prescribed with great euccv»>. to more than three thousand medical practitioners id van. oua parts of tbe United aisles. 1 beg lo cull the attention of tbe reader to Hie follow ing letters Trout physicians Dr. Charles A. Incase. Commissioner of Health, Balti more, writes as follows In relation to the vatik- of ScbiiHiiusas a *entedy in chronic catarrhal comp aim*. kc. Tho letter is dated July 27,1843:— "I take great pleasure iu bearing highly creditable testimony. o lis eOicacy us a remedial agent It. the di». ease Iu which you recommend it. Having a naiuni tendency to tbe inucus surfaces, with a slight degree if stimulation, I reuard it a- one of the most imporani remedies In chronic catarrhal affections, particu'arly those o| thegeiillo uriuary apparatus. With much re. sped,your obedieul servaul. CHA8. A. LEAF, M.D.” Dr. C. Robbins of Hostou,celebrated for his curs ot epilepsy, cholera, 4tc., complains of the great difficult) of procurii.it pure Holland gin, and speaks of the s*cbn. (lain gchnappa us lollows, under date of October 5, IBM:- •*1 have commended your article iu four cases—two in Connecticut, oue Iu Vu moat, aud one in Rhode lelauti. An urlide ol this kind Is uuth needed. 1 huve ben unable to Hud a substitute tu tbe muieriu medlcai or part Holluud gin. Yours, C. RUBINSGN. "PlIILAUBI.PlIlA, Ju t 15, IK,3, Mr. l'oot.ruo Wolfs, 22 Beaver street, New York- •*Dear i-lr:—Last season the writer received. ihr»-.gh your agent iu this city, a uollle ol your Aromatic.-chet- diuii r-clinupp.-, and since Unit period has prescribed iho same In ccrtuiu iorii»s of uriuarycomplainis: also mcates of debility in aged persons, so far the Hchnupp. hut been of much beiiclll t<» those using it. • • • • In conclusion, where a diuretic anil stimulant la required, 1 should use the Aromatic .'’cheldum Schnapps, i hank ing you lor your kindness, I am respectfully yours, A.D. Cll \LGNER, M. I). • leu youth Eighth street." The subjoined letter from D--. i*a.uu, of Mauche-ttr, New lluiiipsliire, lelates to one otli*e most valuublt medicuiul properties possessed by the Aromatic Schnapps, and sliowe that il acts asu specific iu a verj paiiitiu disease, the gravel:— “.il a. VYolfx : Ferniil me to address you a few lltiti, which jou are a 1 , liberty to ti.-c.ll you Hunk proper,In re spect to your medicines culled 8chcuhiu *chnuppi. I huve Imil • very obstinate case ••( gravel aud sionsof five yeurs standing, ruiiflug very ucuute pain In eurj itUcinpl to urinate. Alter using many remedies without much leleit, 1 was Induced to uyu bottle ol your uitdi- ctne. In thecotinuof llfreeiluys It proved r-frciutl, dislodging lar. e pii'Cts ol stone, some o’ which wumi large as a marrow I.,I |m:H. I continued Hie cordial, xc- . cording to directions, uud the patient continued to gam, r P«IK CMlKR8IGNF.il would take this opportunity * und is last recovering. 1 think a medicine of so luucb X to expre-s to his friends and llie public itenerally* value in i*odlsiree»ing h complaint should be known III" uin.-.-rn lliiiiiLa Ini* llmii* III,*.ml uti.l lit. ' it... ....t.u.. ....A ..... — ■ .1 ... i....... S ALT •—3,600 sacks 8AI.T In store, nnd for sale by nov 0 WILLIAMS 4 RATCLIFF. U/H18KEY.-290 bbls. VARIOUS BRANDS in V » store, and for sulu by WILLIAMS 4 RATCLIFF. C OFFEE,—900 bags choice RIO CUFFKK, for sale by |nov0] WILLIAMS & HATC1FF. - rig A _ OGDEN, STARR 4 CO. For O NIONS"—25 barrels 8. 8. Onions, per brig A. Law rence, f i, for salo by OGDEN, STARR 4 CO. A PPIiEN.- for sttlo by •50 barrels Apples, per brig A. Lawrence OGDEN, STARR 4 CO. nov it l/'RESII FRUIT.—Tlic cargo of tho British selirj I Goldi n Kagle, four days from Nassau, Now l’rovi- Kitgl*. d* nee. ronsisting of- ORANGK8, GRAPE FRUIT, SHADDOCK, LEMONS, LIMES and PEARS. For sale by WM. P. YONOH, No. 94 liny St. nov 0 CARl’ET AND UPHOLSTERY WARE HOUSE, 40 Conor a as and 67 St. Jtlikn Street*. | No. FOR PHILADELPHIA. To Leave Tliuraday Evening, Nov. 8. TIIE NEW and splendid steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Hnrdie, will •leave as above. For freight or passage, apply to C. A. L. LAMAR. Cnhin Passage to Philadelphia $20 Steerage 8 nov 0 hit sincere thunks for their liberal patronage and In finercp, which linn resulted In extension of Ida trndo to nil purl* of tlio Slate. Also, Carollnu, Florida, Alabama nnd Tennessee,thereby enabling huu to exhibit u stock unsurpassed iii any Southern city. Families, .Merchant*, Hotel Keepers,and Nteamboat owners, are particularly Invited to examine the present stock, which is imw complete in all the various depart, melds,consisting In parlot the lollowing goods, viz: CARPET DEPAKTMENT, I'OII I’Al.A’rii A. FI.Oil I HA, VIA DAKIKN. BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS, GEO., AND J At' KSON VILLE, F1COLATA, AND BLACK CREEK. EL A. U. S. MAIL LINE- The new hii<I fust runningsloamiT SF.- MINGLE, ('apt. Thomas E. Shaw, will r ihe above places every Tuesday, al IU o’clock. M., from tlio Cluirleslon Steam Packet wharves. •ct89 8. M. I.APFITKAII, Agt. FOR LIVERPOOL.-The' A 1 American ^■a£ s,ii P EQUITY. James J. Noyes master, having most of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch.— For balance of freight, apply to nov (5—tf CARL EPPING. Royal Medalb . Do Velvet, Moeel Wilton, Do Mrussols, Tapestry do, Power Loom do, Three I’ly Ingrain, Two Ply do. Wool Dulcli, CURTAIN AND UPIIOLHT Brocaiells, r-atln ile l.nlncs, Satin and Silk Damask, Worsted and Cotton do English Drugets, (various widths.) Mosaic llearlh Rug*, Velvet and Ulicnillo do, Tufted do. Piano and Tnhlo Covers, Door Mats,(every variety,) Silver k liras* r'tnlr Rods. Carpel llliidlngs. Ac. “ RV DEPARTMENT, nnd Muslin Curtains, the public and the world at lurge. And 1, fur one, must kite it my Hpprobuliuuaud •dguature, TIIG.MA8 PAINE. M.D.’’ From Dr. John 8. Reese, chemist, Baltimore, Mil,. September 15, 1852:— •‘A number of our physicians are ordering the article, nnd aeveral huvculrcady prescribed it. Persons to whom t have sold I., speak very highly, ol its qualifier. A gentleman of my own personal acquaintance, liavlug Buffered greatly with au affection nt tbo kidneys and bladder, took two botilea, aud subteqtieuliy passed a stone of considerable size, and was greatly relieved, ll will, no doubt,go into general use.’’ . From II. A. Prout, M. ll., Si. Louis. June 6, |K*»3:— “Having seen your advertisement ol a pure Holland gin, worthy Hie confidence oi pliy .-iciuns, I write io) .j witli n view of jtrocurlug u sample ol ll. lit «lro|>»ical Gill Cornices, Ho Pins and Rand" Tassels. Loops and Cords, Velvet and Plush, (various colors,) Window Shades, May 2, Ie52:— affection*, nnd In some lorius ni renal disease, Its * fflea- * cy lias long been acknowledged, und it lias only lalki iuli» disuse Inmaueo oi the compounds told uniter i« I name of Dot and gin. 1 want to us» It at present \ucolic, a** It Is an exoeUeul remedy In infantile colic, im/ / cannot ]iri>cure a compound to be relied on." Front i. U. Woouward, M. D. Waterbury, Veinntt, FOR FI IL W. TULL, Capt. Ncwcqme. ^ Apply to HEIGHT OK CHARTER.—The now Schr. ?wcome. Apply to HUNTER * GAM.MELL. FUR BOSTON.—Nkw Link.—The packet brig A. LAWRENCE, Capt Crowell, will have despatch for •vc port. nov 0 OGDEN, 8TAUR A CO. Glow rtyle.) Also, every variety ol Furniture Cove iug, TnmiuiiiLs and Materials for Decorations. FLOUR OIL CLOTHr*, from two lo 24 feel wide, for balls and room*, cut to (It without a scam. Tho subscriber will obligate himself to make the pri ces on till descriptions of goods as low its Hie same qual ity can lie |>urelin<>cd in any Northern city. ( ff Carpets cut to roomsuiid goods aunt to any purl of tho city free of charge. fy An eX|H*rlrnced Upholster will attend to tho making and luyingof Uarpetj and Oil i Joths when re quired. The Decorative and 'Jurlaiti Dcpurtmuiit is in charge of uu Upholster of acknowledged taste anil skill. VV II. GUION, Agont, ocV 18 14U Congress and 57 St Julian si reels. TO RENT. ■fk THAT DESIRABLE BRICK STORE situated on jjtjl VV hltaker street, next duor to the corner of Ray and opposito Swift 4 Co. apply to nov (ith WM. .WRIGHT. Plvlt NT 12A31 Fit ALAIIA3IA. treating al the present time a chronic affvcl 'i j of the kidneys, wli.cb has shown itself very ob-miaieD ! diuretics,aud have been advised to use your Sclieulna i stchiiapps.” j Dr. Enowdeii Piggot, of Baltimore, Aug. 14. IP.VJ,thus indicates the value of "pure >cbeidum” in urinary com* | plainti*:— "I uui fully Bcnslble of the great benefit* to be derive; | in cerium torins of urinary disturbance, from the use : of'good Holland;buuhut is un article bo difficuluo ! procure, without great trouble, that I have been com- i pelletl to content myself with I ss palatable, und, there- I lore,lessluithlully taken iiiedlcanients. A pure first rale Sclicidiiiu cannot tall to ineel with tbe hearty appro I bull'>u of physicians.'’ Dr. R. L. Illckley, of East Boston, Aug. il. 1852, writes Q/\ IIIILS choice Apples. Phoenix, licit, Flower*, OUOroenlnga, Rpllzburg, 2tl oz Pippin* kc. Also. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAI.E. TIIE UNDERSIGNED having deter mined to remove from tho State, oilers for sale the Printing Establishment of the MARION COMMONWEALTH, together with a valuable HuL'SK AND LOT in a convenient part of tlio town, j The Office of tho Commonwealth is ono . i* interior of Alnbiunn.being supplied with two largo Imperial Presses und one small .lobbing Press, with a largo assortment of Type of tho latest style. In fart, the office is supplied with everything necessary for currying on tho Printing Business in all its branches.— Thu patronage of the office is as good as any newspaper published In tho interor of the State. Tlio House nnd Lot is ono of the most desirable loca tions in the town. Thero nre 20 m r- s attached to tho premises, all of which is enclosed and in a state of culti vation. On the premises are a large* two story Dwelling, with all necessary Out buildings, and some clioico Fruit Trees, and a well of excellent Water. The whole property will he sold for cash, or drafts on Mobile or New Orleans at sixty days. Possession giv* the first of January New Layer Raisins, Buckwheat, Cabbages, Potatoes, Onions. Cranberries, Flunked Tongues, do licet. Pig 8ides, do Shoulders, Bologna 8aussnge*, Chee*o und Butter. For sulo at the Savannah Fruit Emporium. J. A BROWN, net 31 No.27 Whitaker street. ^AORN AND HAY.—501 bushels choice white Corn _ 1 561bs to the bushel; prime Eastern and Nnrlhom liny, in alorc, and for sale hv oct29 WAVER k CONSTANTINE. NTA 1*1.12 IHtY UOltDft. O l ft AND 12 4 Cotton Sheeting*, Linen do. Pillow "14* Case Lim ns, Bleached Shirtings, English and French Long Cloths, American, I'.nglifh and Welsh Flumiels,Clinton do, Table Damasks. Furniture D.iniiy sail w lowest prices, uy exneemtl.ui* ..film m.»t hhhimiIi,.. .n.i i,.mi. « “l have just received yours ol the 7th Inst, and being (uliy convinced that pure Holland gin is possessed A many medicinal properties, which, wbciijudicioiisly a*b ministered, pnalucu very beneficial results, I shall be happy to Introduce your Aromatic SchelUam Scbnapi-i among my Iriends in this vicinity.’’ Dr. J. U. Kibble. Drakesville, N.J., in January, 1853, writes as follows;— “So great bus been the difficulty with me to procure a pure article ol gin, and so often huve l been disap pointed, that I huve alnx st euttrely ceased lopre»cril*o giu Tor any Complaint, and nave Hourly despaired of being able to do it with belter $uua>$, unless your* in what you cialrn for; tf so, you will huve conferred a boon on the practitioners in this country, that I am sure they wilt not be alow lo acknowledge.’’ From Dr. S. F. Fx.rbe*, Toledo, Ohio, Au§. 13, 1853. “The Irequcnt notices of the Schiedam Schnapps, both hy the proiesnimi amt the press, had indue* d the oct 23 ' I)RWITT k MORGAN^ ’yjANUFACTIJJlED TOR VCt.’O-I.IO boxes 8. a Rough and Heady, I lb Lump Tuba* nml other Quo kinds, lor sale bv nov 2 J. V. CONN I’RAT k CO. piLoT AN1) NAVY BREAD.—75 bbls Pilot and Navy 1 Bread iu store, amt for sale low, bv JOHN INGKItMH.L. .. *ir U f rxf „ ,v. r — Spices from the Hudson Mill*, New York, In rtore. DV.NSIS DYKOU8 New Vor k ,Tires by nov »^-initt-oa UhaMa Dxlvuup. \ „ ov *j JOHN INUEKSQLL. TAKE NOTICE ALL PERSONS wishing to supply ’ FJ.MIL” C themselves with gootl FAMILY IMKSES, would do well to wait until the 11th Inst., as there will be a Drove of Forty Head at Freeinan 4 Henderson's Stables. T fcnv* 1 several pairs of fine Fam ily Carriage Horses; also,aeveral tine Buggy Horses, with Rome extra fine Saddle Hors a; likewise aeveral pair* and Mingle lloraea, which nr** large, Btrong, able-bodied Horses, suitable for drays amt heavy draft. 1 have taken partic ular pains lit selecting *U< h Horn s aa will suit this mar ket. nil of which oi'** aouud and well broke. iiov Ik—tf .1. M. HENDERSON. WILLIAMS & RATCLIFF, General Commission Merchants, Savannah, Georgia. M. II. WILLIAMS. EDWIN RATCLIFF, nov 6 JAS. R. DICKSON, Life aud Fire Insurance Agent, \\J ILL TRAVEL through Central and Upper Georgia W and Tetin* ssee, duly authorized by responsible Companies, to aoUctt'aud receive applieations from par- " >s wishing their lives or property Insured. He will also act na agent for the Savannah Republican. Kefeia to Measra. Webster A I’ulnie*, Wm. King, Ken nedy & Beiu li, J. M. Norwood, P. Alexander, V. W. Skiif, Savannah. nov tl—tf sale, to arrive per slilp Chaos. Apply to nov 2 DANA «<. WASHBURN. ’1GIIT EXCHANGE on New York, lor sale. O ATS, OATS,—Landing from echr O. H Pcasiee lr..iii Baltimore. A Iho iu attire; Prime North river I lav. Flour. Oats, Brans amt For -nlc hv sept 25 WAVER** CONSTANTIN 12. M USCOGEE RAILROAD stock for sale by lint 1 C. A. L LAMAR. NOTICE. f TA||0.-*E INDEBTED to thu Firm of CHAMPION k I WATTS, will please call and setll*' u'cnunla, as at I hi Ita unpaid on the 1st duy of January next, will be placed in the hands of uu Attorney for collection, net 23 A.II. CH AMPION. f>ADDING TWINE.—500 It.a. Ragging Twli I » 12. 18th Seim* Twine; Cotton, Jute and Manilla Bed Cord*: Cotton Nett Twine. F<vr salt* by ool31 BABPBli PALMER fit 8QN, I AItl.’CKS.—6 doz. VVarohou*<<v 'I’nicka. for aiilo hv oct 31 SAMUEL PALMER k SON. R AILROAD CORSETS.—Just received nndloreulo by NEVITT, LATHROP k ROGERS. Medicated lnlialalion lor the l’ooresi. TUB MOST POPULAn. IIBCAI'SK TIIB MOST EFFBCTIVE Tnr.AT- MKNT OF ALL 1U8KA8K8 OP TIIB LUNDS. CIIEST. AC.. IS MEDICATED INHALATION, hut the exturtionute charges, made for advice nml modi- clues—for even the medicine* alone—by what are called Cunaiimptive, l.ung, or Inhalation Physicians, prevents thousands front receiving relief hy tills new and popular mode of treatment. Tho advertiser possesses a rccipo lor tho preparation of incdieims for inhalation, with nil Hie necessary direetinn* lor use, diet. 4c., iu the various stages of Lung diseases, Asthma, Ac. Tim ingredients ureeasily obtained and nut lie compounded without tho least trou ble, and at an expens*' merely nominal, so thut tho poor est may avail themselves of its benefit. Tho preparation an t mode of treatment disclosed by this recipe, Imvo cilml hundreds, nnd never failed to give Instant relief in any fccase where they have boon tried. The recipe will be sent to any part of the United States or Canadas, post age free, on the recuipt of one dollar. Direct to C. SCHELL. Agent, Uox 32 Wlltinmshiirgh Post nillre, nov It—2 Williumhurgh, N. Y. cTAPLfi AND FANCY DRY GOODS.- O 8,9, ID nml 124 LINEN ANDCHTT’ON 811KKTTSU8, amt Pillow Case Cottons amt l.lm us. Blenched Shirtings. Irish I.Iiii-iih, llm kal.ueks nml other Towellings, l.tmsi Unmasks of superior make, a great variety of l,ud\'* Dr. ss Goods Just onoued, Fancy Cassliiicrca amt Chillis, Tweeds, NttiiiclH, Plain* Covers nml Tahle do, Preach nml English Furniture Chintz,, Dimity. Marseilles C'ullts, F lannels ol all kinds, Ltlisey Wisilseys, Ap'oii Checks, lliekury Stripes, Ac. For salAliv 11k\VITT 4 MORGAN, nov 0 Itlliero's lluil>ling. Congress street. HAY. toct 31 11ALEUONK 8KIRT8.-Just rercivedand for salo NKW IT. LATHROP At R043P.K8. |7|t BALES PRIME EASTERN A AY, landing, |a*r I I ' sqlp Hartford, from Boston. Also 86 bales do. Liverpool l.lviui per Inigii uuv ll j I MR .—400 | kirn Boston. Fr no* me. lamlhig per idilp l.oinlxiy ItItIGIIAM, KEI.I.) 4 < H 1)LACK IIOECABIMEKEPANI’A— We hnvo just 1 > opened a very pretty lot of Black Cawdniere Pantn loons h*r Geiitlein* n, and invite all in want to give us a o HI. They art* cut amt made in the Intest fashion, ami i nn sell them cheap, al the clothing store. Gibbon’* Range. nov 1 GEO. 8. N ICIIOl.M At CO. S I I AWLS.—Received pur late nrrlvnl* n handsome assortment ot Shawls, comprising many oftholHtesl styles; Rich Bord. Sndln Shawls, all shades. Empire nua Bay Mate do; Colored and Black Long Wool Bhawla; Black and Whlto Crape do, Colored t'a*hincro Scaifs; do Crape do, by nov I HENRY LATHROP k CO. 'pF.NNEBSEE IIAMR—cholco Tennesse llnm*, In 1 store, anil for sale by LYNN St SNIDER. I yoTATuHS AND ONIONH—l.amling lids dav, niid I for sale by oct 13 OGHKN. 8TARR «t CO. HIDES AND IIA MS, landing nnd for sale hy [nov2J MINIS k JOHNSTON, y* liPt’.ttF'INE FLOUR,—160 sacks Superfine Flour v a Just lucolved, and for sale by MOV 9 LYNN k SNIDER. tOVV PEAS.—300 Imshelsof liew Cow Pen*, forsale nov 2 LYNN t* SNIDER. low, by /a ROUND COFF'F’.E.—2tl boxes fresh grouml Rio “ I I’l'ffco, • “ — * .3 do do do old Jnvn Coffee. Ill store, and for sale al New York prices, hy nov 2 JOHN INUBRHOI.L-_ ( AllAMPAGNt: NA INE.—Ml basketsqts and |H*’»letd• ' sick Wine, 5(i basket* ql* slid pts Ituugnrlnii Lion J. V. CONNER AT A CO. Wine, lor sale by 1 )tll ML EAST RUN DAY tirlg IlnirletF, for sate hy -ittUbilts, IntuBwg from oct 30 CAR ETON k PARSONS, AIDES MERINO VESTS, Ac.- Just receive*}, |,a it’s hy Merino I' nov I A ft |‘;:tt’S MAGAZINE foi November I* received, m,d lor sale by W A KNOCK \ DAVIS, No. loll L'oHglOHSS II HENRY LATHROP A CO. r la. expectations of the most sanguine, and prove both a blessing and a profit to suffering humanity.’' Dr. ll. (Wilkins, town physician and surgeon al Lyme, Connecticut, says, In a letter daied October 14, 1 »• :—• “I consider your Schiedam -chnapps a supperior ar ticle, and one that will not come short of our highest expectations. It is un article the medtcul fraternity have long wanted. I have used it, so fur. with every apparent success. D. COLKIN6." “Laboratory, New York, May2,1853. Mr. t’noi.nio AVolf .—Dkar Sir:—1 cannot speak too highly o| the|iiiilty of your Schiedam Schnapps.— It Is tlec.ldetUy superior to any thing of tho kind in the iiinMtei. It is perfectly free from Hie admixture of lusil oil, or any of those uruyllc compounds which pro duce such mischievous and lrrepnrable effect upon the coimlBuiion, and which very few snmplcs of alcoholic distilled liquors are without—most of them being largely impregnated with It. I have personally in spected the various processes ol illsiiilatloii practice*! ut Schiedam, and know that unusual care la taken r separate the noxious elements from the pure bIcoIm! nml your Schnapps Is it striking prool of Bs succos**.- •\* a medical agent for chronic und renal affections, l havo siiccesslully proscribed il; and recommend it as :.u agreeable cordial and baimlt ss stimulant, amt shall coiiiiuuulo do s.t aa wo’.l as to uso ll aaa source of purs alcohol for chemical Investigations und experiment* “Your obedient, ISAIAH DECK, Consulting AalyticalChcinisi. The genuine t» *«Ul t,y all the respectable DruvtgWA* and Gmcvialu the United state.". UDOI.I’HO WOLFE. 22 Denver st. New York amt 25 South F'roul *t. Philadelphia. rep 19—tuths3m intMsiii:n UOB3IS \vaxti:ii. O NE furnished nt a Bed Hoom, and tho olherad Sluing Boom. Apjdy at tins office, nov I tf \V E HY VILtMl lt AI.AIiAJIA. E HAVE received tins day. n lull assort incut of l.lltle Boys’ clothing, among Hum Blue, RI.V'L l and t^adot Mixed Sack Jackets, Riuck and F'nacj Cu-stiner Pants, Blue, Black and Cadet Mix*'*! ecled Suits.fitII trimmed, all lor buys Iront lourU nine years old. Call, see nnd tun,at the Clothing Star* Gibbon's Bunge,of GEO. S. Mclfril.S & CO. oct 31 IIAIFI.E. \ PAIR of Iron Grey Horse*, one five and (brother six years t Id lari spring. Thoy are round, tfriiiw aud well bn*keu t*> liariies**, good smldlo horse*: « *1 slyllsli travelers To he rsflled as soon asthefhsncs* nn* all taken. The Itorres can bo seen at Stephen* * FJlison's Stable, on West Broad street, where chifljCy’* cun lie taken, or at the auction more. No 154 hay nov I SPENCER CURKKI.L A tp* MO lllAYAItn, S TOLEN by Mr. Warner * negn*, Solomon, on Inti*. Evening last, between tho hours ol 7 an ill I »■, from tho Hrcsslng Room of the Atlici nuitt, a 4 najj Colt Re|H*aler, Ivoty *l«*ck amt engraved aiotinlBu:.'" All per*o* • are hereby cautioned agalti*>l purcha* 1 '** the same; amt whoever will give *uch tntonuaUou « will lean to tlio recovery of the article to Mr.J.C. Freae rick*, City Hotel, until Snlimlay Evening next, or alio* forward it to me nt Augusta, care ol AV. II. Crisp. *'■" receive the abovo rewartl. J, C, FRDPKKh nov 2- 6* I.ON DOIN' P1HEYIX FI 1112 OF F K l' • pills Company take* Fite Kbits in this city, aud 1 sure* Rent* and Lease*, net 23 Ut'BT HABERSHAM A SON ,Agf"]*^. '■in: t iii itoKF:i: Georgian r I v 11E only paper Iii the city or Marietta. 1 large circulation In Hie Northern part of Georg's nml Alatiaina, laau excellent advertising medtujn or Savannah .Merchanta. S. A. ATKINStlN, nov 2— lm Publfrncr.^ M)\V H INT COUN GRITS A LSI) KICK FLOUR—made from New rv at the Mill Iu Indian treet. F'amlliee ugt'**"' supplied by sending their name and placo of,reatuenw* •atrona^o respectfully solicited. p\tHt’S. —3 K A I.. A IMS. Al It IN BY MII.I.F.It have jemot ..nice N.* I, over Rodger. A Norris', C' iOul l.tneohislu-els. . ll-o