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HJonts, Hunts, fur Suit, &r. j WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A JOB HRI.VTKit, aud h Jobl >ing Book Binder. ! -.* Competent applicants will -ret permanent siiua tl v'lis, on immediate application to w t ; J. lb CUBBEDGE, Savannah. Qv ‘Charleston Evening Newt* cqpy three times. j TERRA COTTA. f IMIK attention of Master Builders and the public | 1. generally are invited to tome beautiful specimens of Terra CoLta ornarnents at the < ‘;uil\ faetotj. i onp f Broughton and Whitaker-sts., by T. C. KICK, Agent tor the Worcester Terra Cotta Works, net 14 ts LAND WA&iUSNTS. f Jill E highest market Cash price paid tor hand War- JL rente by J. E. UuFOKD v 10th ts Cor Broughton k Barnard st*. M STORKS FOR RENT—Two Stores under our Counting Room, and one Wharf Store. Bosses- i Bkm given immediately. oct 18 PHII.BRICK tl BELL. 1 DANCING ACADEMY, ST. ANDREWS* BALL. a MB. NICHOLS respectfully announces that he will rc-npen his Academy ns above, for in ! structions on or about tin* let of Nov. Having ! spent the summer in visiting the Academies of Teachers in New York and Philadelphia, getting new ! Music and Dances, he is prepared to teach all the dif ferent varieties of this Art. Terms, hours of attend ance. Ac., in future advertisements and circulars. Mr. N. has secured the services of Mr. Phelps, the : celebrated Violinist, to assist him in his classes, oct 10 ts DANCING ACADEMY: ~ MON 8 . X . BON A U I> , f, 1 ! RESPECTFULLY informs his patrons, that he will open his ACADEMY in November prox- j f iP imo, on which day due notice will be given. *■•**. oct 14 W.M. A. I'll DMAS, PRACTICAL IIOCSK AM) SHIP PLUMBER, No. 15 Uaniard-strcet., SavaniiAl),Ga. S)LICTS the attention f the public to the following named articles, vis.: Hot and cold Shower Baths, Load and Copper Bath Tubs. Fancy and Plain Marble Wash Stands. Patent Pan Water Closets, Brass and Copper Lift and Force Pumps, Copper Boilers, Lend Pipes, Sheet Lead, Block tin, Hydraulic Bums, and Kitchen Ranges of the most improved Pa tents,for sale. Silver Plated and Brass work of every description : constantly on hand. W. A. T. pledges himself to do all work entrusted to ■ his care, in the most economical manner, and equal to ! any practised in the Northern cities. Orders from the country promptly attended to Jim* oct22 JOHN V/. KELLY, sa mime Tin, t WWqWE ’S buildings, ~UL East Slide of Hull-street, OPPOSITE THE PULASKI HOUSE, i SAVANNAH, GA. f JiflE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving his FALL ami 1 WINTER STOCK, which he will sell by the pat tern or iuuvc to order on tbe most accommodating terms, ALSO, Avery choice selection of HEADY-MADE CLOTHING.! Wliieh for beauty of stylo and finish arc unsurpassed in this city. A LSO. Now receiving a Large and Splendid assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods, Constating in part of New Style of Patent Shirts, Un dershirts. Merino and Canton Flannel. Drawers,Stocks, Scarfs, Neck-ties. Gloves, Handkerchiefs. Suspenders, Ac. Ac., which he flatters himself that he can sell at as moderate prices as any one in town. Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him. he respectfully sollts a continuance of the same, hoping that by strict application to business and a moderate scale of pri es, to meet the approba tion of those dealing with 1 itn. N. It.—Cutting done at the shortest notice, oct 21 ly JOHN W. KELLY. sruilll HASS FUMES. G. B. MITCHELL, (Successor to F. Zoghaum A C 0.,) ■ afltari HAVING recently received several | r ; !_jHB fine 7 octave Piano Fortes from the far- j H J Uif H tories of “Stodart,” “Firth, Pond A J J st J C 0.,” “J. B. Dunham.” and Grovcn sfeen A Cos., has now .*>n hand and will be constantly supplied with an assortment of INSTRUMENTS, Os various styles.prices and compass, calculated to suit nil tastes—a visit is respectfully requested at the old stand. Wariug’s range. Secon I hand Pianos taken in exchange,repaired and tuned —also for sale or to hire. oct 10 j To Strangers and Travellers, wno preier a private to a Dublic house. MSS. WiIIGHTS, No. 91, Soul ii Third-street, 4 doors be low St. Paul's Church, PUilu.. OFFERS SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS. r |MIE house is large and airy; finely located in aqni- L et and fashionable neighborhood, near Steamboat Landings and within u minute's walk ofthe Exchange. Tim interior arrangements are well adapted to pro mote thecomfort of ths inmates—large Parlors, airy Chambers, a tine Bath, and the table well supplied.— Terms moderate. ly sept 8 CHOCOLATE, COCOA AND B&OMA. AIT BAKER A CO.’S American and Vanilla Premi \\ . urn CHOCOLATE, COCOA and BKOMA, to wiiich the first premiums have been awarded by the chief institutes and fairs of the Union, arc for sale by all the principal Grocers in the United States, and by their agents: —Hussey A Murray. New-York ; Grant A Twells, Philadelphia; Tho*. V. Brunduge. Baltimore; ; Kennct A Dudley, Cincinnati, Ohio. WALTER BAKER A CO.. apr 5 ly Dorchester. Mass, j THE Git SAT FIRE IN OSWEGO. N. Y. Another Triumph ofltlck's Safes over uli ot tiers. t|l|lK only SAFE known to have preserved its con £ touts in the great fire which laid nearly half of the city of Oswego in ruins, on tiie sth July, is one of RICH'S SALAMANDERS. Oswego, 21st J uly, 1853. Mr. A. S. MARVIN. 145 Water-st, New York! Sir:—The Rich's Safe, which I purchased from you five years ago, lias just passed through one of the lar- - ge*t fires ever known in Western New York,and whs subjected to the most intense heat. The contents are PERFECT — NOTHING WAS INJURED, OXeept the OUtsidC of the Safe, which shows the intensity of the fire. 1 have l gent it to your Agent, A. B. Merriain, for the in spec- j tionof the curious, and requested him to furnish me with another safe. Yours respectfully, S. DOOLITTLE. ( Numerous certificate-*, similar to the hlkjvc, extend ing over a period of twelve years, can be seen at the store of the undersigned: who is the only person in j this State authorized to sell the same. nug 25 C. 11. CAMPKI ELD, Bay-street. J. H. COHEN & CO., NO. 140 UROUGIITON ST.. Next to I. W. Morrell A Co.'s Furni ture Store, Are daily receiving large additions to their much ad mired and cheap stock of DRY GOODS. “ofthe Newest and most Fashionable Styles,” acknowl edged by all to be “CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.” Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assortment in our line, and we are determined to make this the “Real Cheap Store of Savannah,” by selling Retail at Wholesale Prices. Soliciting a continuation of the pa tronage so kindly extended us, we respectfully invite all to call and be satisfied. Planters will find it to their interest to examine our Stock. No trouble to show Goods.. may 28 HUDSON, FLEMING & CO., Factors nud Commission Merchants, No. 94, Ba;-st., Savannah, Ga. 1 TENDER their services to Planters, Merchants and dealers, in the saleof Cotton and all other country produce. Being connected in business with HOPKINS, HUDSON A CO., of Charleston, the establishment of an office in this city will afford our friends choice of markets. Strict attention will be given to business and the usual facilities afforded customers. J. R. HUDSON, W. R. FLEMING. ( SttVftnnh * LAMBETH HOPKINS, Augusta, soptli J. J.COHEN, Charleston. WAGON MANUFACTORY, AT Warner’s Old Stand, Head of Bronghton-st. TITHE subscribers manufacture and keep constantly 1 on hand a lage assortment of plantation Wagons, one-horse Wagons, Pedlars’ Wagons, Carts, and Drays, and build to order any kind wanted. We are thorough mechanics, natives of Georgia and South Carolina, and put up our work ourselves, and warrant, every article of the best materials and work manship. We return our thanks for the very liberal patronage received, and assure our patrons that it is our determination that our work shall be as good as any in the city REPAIRING of oil kinds done with neatness an l despatch. DANIEL S. WILSON, j ept 16 trim THOMAS NORTH ( jßlisrfltinrous. CHARLES P. COOLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER FOR FLORIDA, 175 Bay-street, Savannah, Will practice in the Courts of Chatham, Camden, Glynn, and Mclntosh Counties; also, the United States Circuit ami District Courts fbr the Southern District of Georgia. REFERENCES. Savanna*. i.—Hun R M Charlton, Messrs Crane & Rodgers, Boston A ViEnlonga, Daniel 11. Stewart. Florida. —lion Janies E Broome, Hon S R Mallory, Hon Thomas Baltzoll. lion Thomas Douglas, HonC II Dupont, lion \V A Forward. oct 25 “CANDY”CANDY” \ r P HOSE''Dollar Boxes of assorted Candy, so suitable A for family use and convenient to carry or send to any part of the country, have arrived and are f<>r sale at T. C. RICE'S Candy Factory. Also, an extensive assortment of fancy paper and gloss Boxes, Cornetts, AtC* ft-ip* Country Merchants will do wcl’ to examine the last mentioned articles, as thay will be sold at an advance of only five per cent upon tbe lowest Paris and New York manufacturers prices. Now is the time, for Christmas is uear at hand. oct 27 CART & PERKINS, DAGUERREOTYPiSTS, Corner of Rryan-M, anil Markrt-Kqr., Savannah, nnl 407 Broadway, New- Vorl*. f rMlFl R room* In Savannah are now open, where th< v | are fully prepared to execute all manner of work pertaining to their art hi the same style, and excel lence us formerly. Time of sitting, at all hours between 9 o’clock, A. M. and 4 I*. M. P. M. CARY, foot 28J J. \Y. PERKINS. BAKERY! BAKERY!! f TMIE Undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens £ of Savannah, that lie will open ou the first of No vember, u BAKEE3T, AT THE Corner of Jetfersoii and Churlton-sts Where he will have the best of FL *TTU and the larg est size BREAD for the price, his system being cash and no cre .it;he will guarantee, tlvit his friends an l the public in p&trontalnp hhn will be satisfied. Tickets to be paid for in advance and Bread for cash only. Tickets cun be left at the house if required, or Bread carried to any part of the city. CASH SYSTEiVT, h the order of the day with me,as 1 have lost enough in by-gone days. What I have lost with bad customers 1 will make up with good paying patrons, by giving them a larger size bread, as cash will m >vo the world. **#Pies. Cakes and Rusks can be bail at nil times at the new Bakery. p. UIERKLIfOUSE. oct 28 l m STOVES! STOVES !! CALL AT JNO. J. MAURICE’S, No. 10, 12 and 14-, Dornard-atreef, jjj Y\ HEBE you w ill find as good an assort iaYQv nient as there is in the city—which on ex nminatinn. will compete with any; and all which will he Warranted to hake, boil or ‘V""” a roust, or the purchasers can return them. Having an over stock of LAIfiE COOK STOVES, those in want would do well to call, being purchased last season at a reduced rate, I nel positive in saving 1 can sell any thing in the shape of a large Cocking Stove cheaper than those purchased this season. Also all kinds Os Parlor. Office and Hall .Stoves on the most accommodating terms and latest styles. Also, Tin Ware of every description. Cast Iron Pumps for Wells ami Cisterns. Lead Pipe of the v •riousCallibre. Wooden Ware, of every description. Brooms. Scrubbing and Dusting Brushes, .to .tc, Glass Lamps for Fluid and Cutnphine, Oil, Ac. HOLLOW WARE of every kind. Having two of the best Plumbers in the United States. lam prepared to run Water Pipes on correct principles, of the best material. T w-mlrt refer to work done itithe hew building* of Mr. Waldbnrg, Mr Win Remshart, Stoddards, l.loyd-and Circopelys, and numerous other buildings in the city, oct 28 JOH v J. MAURICE. Millinery anil Fancy Cos oils. MRS. SILBER, No. 157 rongrcMi-stmd, Savannah BEGS to announce to her /Jnfcw |.'! friends and the public that she / //w g-xfliallt'.i’rilii ha* just returned from New York % xSffljfc! with a large assortment of FALL \ i,n ' i WINTER GKDS.consisting Uj of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks and ’wxff Mantillas: Bonnets. Satin, Straw ami Beaver Head Dresses, and Caps of every description. Some ’ / \ of the most elegant French Em broideries. in the way of Undersleevos. Collars and Chemisettes, also, a large quantity of the choicest Bibbona and Flowers, with a great variety of the most beautiful Silks for day and evening dresses. Mrs,SiL* bek will olsoearrvon the x>tu3ss and MILLINERY on an extensive scale. All orders which she may bo favored with will be promptly at tended to. Mrs. S. will open her stock on Wednesday,- the 2Ctli of October. lm oet 21 mWIinTLL A\!) \Yi\TER MILLINERY GOODS, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20TII. M rs.Yoji b WOULD respectfully invite tile attention of the Ladies of / ll\f gjfiijK Savnnah to tho opening of her mmkl Fall and Winter stock of Mi)liu- Kj \ -S’ \ ‘‘O'! to-morrow (Thursday) at /'T )’ .a^" 1 Jr her now establishment. No. 174 Broughton-street. nearly oppo- SyNiwl Having fitted up in handsome ’ / ( I style, a suite of apartments in. every way adapted to tho reception and convenience of her visitors. She will onen as above, an entirely new and elegant assortanent of Cans, Bonnots. Headdresses, Flowers, Feathers, Embroideries, Dress Trimmings. Ac. DnESS 3VE-A.3slX]KrO'o In this department of her business she is prepared to i comply with the tastes and wishes of her eiusti Jaers. in the fullest and prompts) i man nor. ts net 1 9 COFFEE SIOTTSE. r JiJIK UNDERSIGNED has Iciimnl, and ha* now flfc 1. ted up in neat and elegant style, the building on Drayton street, next do jr to Wav X Kino's, to be occu pied as a COFFEE HOUSE, Where he intends to serve up in-superior style, every ; Delicacy of the Season. New YorkOystera, Savannah Oysters, VENISON, GROUSE. I'AKTRIDGES, FISH, Now York and Philadelphia Beef, &c. &c., Will always be kept on hand, and served up in a style i never.before equalled in this city. Parties furnished with private Suppers and Dinners | on short notice. ILe will keep only the host Liquors, oct 6 4n JOHN McK. CODY. A CARD. r |i|IIJS in the one pregnant subject of Clothes right 1. ly understood is included all that men have thought, dreamed, done and been, the whole external universe and wliat it holds is hut Clothing and the es sence of all science lies in the Philosophy of Clothes. The undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally that they have engaged the services of Mr. J. C. SCO IT, of Now York city, as cut ter iu their establishment, and feel satisfied that with the combined talent now displayed, not only misfits being impossible but of pleasing all who may wish to have their garments made to order, oct 20 ts DIBBLE & CAREY. DISPENSARY OK THE , Savannah Medical College. r |iHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the JL Faculty of the Savannah Medical College have opened at the College Building, a DISPENSARY, for the purpose of affording Medical and Surgical aid to indigent persons who may stand in need of it. Advice and Medicine will bo furnished gratuitously to all who apply. Any person who may have been first prescribed for at the Dispensary ritid who may after wards become too sick to come to tbe College, will be at tended at his or her residence .if desired. All cases of Surgery which may be presented and may require it, will be operated upon at the College and afterwards attended to at their residences. The Dispensary hours will bo from nine to ten o'- clock every morning. This arrangement, losing a part of the system for rlln leal instruction for students, will bo permanent, and the Dispensary will be attended by two of the Faculty,in rotation, every month durhigtno year. The attending physicians for October are Dr. IN M. Kollock and Dr. Chss. W. West, sept 30 dlwandlawlua .‘AVANNAJI JO URN A1 , TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 18:3. DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION. 4 GAIN we invite the attention of tho public toour cheap and desirable Stock of Dry Goods, bought with . V tin* greatest cnrji t<>r(. ABll AND t'A. c II ONLY, that our Goods are sold almost a- cheap as others buy them; and wo would distinctly s'.a.u, that wo have adopted the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and are aide and determined to sell them as low, if not lower, thou the same qualities are told in any lioune iu the city. W e offer iu our Ladies’ 33FLHSS GOODS Mnusllu detains. Cashmeres, Barege do Luins, Brocade and plain Alpacas, French, English aid German Merinos. Bortba/.ins, Brocade, l’laided and Colored ."ilks. Black Silks of all qualities and widths, from 75 conts and upwards; French. Scotch. English mul American Ginghams, Prints, Long and Square Shawls, Hu sierv. Linens aiul Damasks, Blankets. Kerseys, ot etc. All ofthenbove are for sale at oct 27 J. 11. COHEN A CO'?, No. 140 Broughton st, next to I M MornT.iCo. gLurtian Salts. IJY PHIJLBRICK BELti TO-MORROW', at 11 o'clock, in front of store. Will be sold,-the usual Assortment of Uroceries,Pro vision*. Liquors. Crockery and Glassware, Dry Goods, new and second hand Furniture, Clothing, Fancy Ar ticles, Clocks, Watches, Cutlery, Ac. Terms cash be foil? delivery. * N. B.—All articles purchased at auction, and not settled for before the next regular sale, will be sold on uccouut and risk of the former purchaser. uov 1 xor rfont. Four two story YVoodeu Buiiuiogs, -iti<oUdon West Broad and Robert-streeU>. The.-e buildings ur neatly furnished with all good out-buildings. For levuis apply at the Counting Rixun. oct 22 HiJes Wanted. The highest market prices will lie paid for Green, Dry. .Suited and Flint Hides. Apply at our Counting Room. oct lb Guardian's halo. ON TUESDAY', the first of November next, at 11 o'- clock. will be sold iu front of Court House, in Sav tiah ! I sit No, /hi) Ten. Dig’-v Tylhin/. Docker Ward, and improvement.* in Savannah. being tin* property of Mar garet Cavcnaugh, a Lunatic. Sold by pcrmis.-siou of the Ordinary for Lhmh.-un county, und by order ot Guardian. Tkkm&:—Due-third cn-U ; one-ibir-l on twelve month* credit and remainder on two years credit,with lntero*t from day of sale. Payments secured by ntorfs gugo on tho property. Purchaser to par for ull neces sary papers. Primo White Corn at Privato Sale. Just received iq store and for sale in lots to suit pur chasers. Terms cash. aug 17 Rosendale Cement at Private Sale. Now lauding p**r sohr North State, lto hbls Rosen dale Hydraulic (V.ment. augl7 N. E. Rum at Privato Sale. Mow hunting porsehr. Cataract, from Providence, 50 hbls. N.E. Bum. Forsalulow. au^l7 Val iablo Building Lots at Private Salo. Lot N*. Id, cunt linin : 12 • bv W feet, situated on Gwlnnct street. Also Lot No. 14, containing tiOby 12u f ot, situated on corner of Drayton and Lamar streets. If not previously disposed of by private sale.the above Lots will Ini sold at public auction in front of llie Court House on Tuesday, the Gth of September next. Terms at sale. uug 5 Tract of Land at Private Salo. Lot Land No. 23, 10, 3, containing Dio acres, well timbered, situated in Cm .s County near Kings! u a few miles from the State Kail Bond, juue 29 improved Essence of Coffee. We have just received from the manufacturers in Philadelphia, and'eonunuo to keep on hand for sale. Augustus Habiuiel’s Improved Essence of l.'offee. This is the host composition of Coffee ever offered for sale, nnd Coffee made from the essence is much more whole some, more delicate, finer ffnvomi nnd c*doted.perfect ly clear. an*lin everv respect superior hi the fioest Rio and iu use will prove a nett saving 75 per cent, over Coffee prepared in tho ordinary manner Trv it ami see if it due* not. may 12 Fairbauk’s Patent Platform Scales, (Improved in quality and reduced in price,) a<lapted to every ro'iuired operation of weighing—as Railroad Scales for trains or single -ars, in use on the principal railroads in the United .States and Great Britain: ware house Scales; heavy portable Scales, on wheels, for Foundries. Rolling Mills. Ac.: hay and coal Scales. Ac. These Scales have been long known and severely test ed. and the universal confidence felt in the accuracy and perfect adjustment is such, that they are now re garded as flu* standard, from which their is no appeal. For sale in all their varieties hv L’lllLimiCK A BELL, set 25 Agents in Savannah. HERE IS YOUR REMEDY. I Ja rs-it .?• : w\'mf? @fsI ’ HOLLOWAY 3 OINTMENT .4 Mnttl Jlirnviit'iitv ‘.'((/r” I,f Hud Leya, u/ter 4.'i Y< ors I'lljfeci it</. Extract of a Idler from Mr. William tlalpin, of 70 St. Marys-street.. Weymouth, dated 15tb May, 1851: To Professor HoUuway: Sir;—At the ago of eighteen my wife, (who is now sixty-niio) caught a violent cold, uhich settled in l.oi legs, and ever since Lhut time they have been more oi less sore, and greatly iulhiiucd. Her agonies were destru tiiig. and lor mouths together she was deprived entirely of rest and sleep. Every remedy that medi cal men advised was tried, but without ufiect; hei health suffered severely, aml the state of her legs was terrible. 1 had often read your advertisements, and advised her to try your Pills nnd .Ointment: und. as a last resaurco, after every other remedy had proud useless, she qpiisented to do so. She commenced six weeks ago, and. strange to relate, is now in good health. Iler legs are painless, without s. am or scar, and her sleep sound and undisturbed. Could you have witnessed the sufferings of my wife during the last 43 years, and contrast them with her present enjoyment of health, you would indeed feel delighted in haying been the .means of so greatly alleviating the sullerings of a fellow creatura. (.Signed > William Galfix. A Prison 79 Yearn of .1 <je, Cured of u Pail Ley, af 30 )'<<//•* Standing. Copy of a letter from Mr. \\ in. Abbs, builder of Gas Ovens. of.Uushcliffe, near Huddersfield, date*l May 81st. 1851: 7b Professor Holloway: Sir: —1 suffered for a perid of thirty years from n bad leg, the result of two or three different accidents at the• Sns Works;accompanied bv scorbutic symptoms. I had recourse to a variety of medical advice, without deriving any benefit, and was even told that the leg must la? amputated; yet. in opposition to that opinion, your Pills and Ointment have effected a complete cure in so short a time, that few who hud not witnessed it would credit the fact. (Signed) William Aims. The truth of this statement can he verified by Mr. \V. P. England, Chemist, 13 Market-street, Hudders field. A Dread fill Had flreant (lured in One Month. Extract’of a letter from Mr. Frederick Turner, ol Penshurst, Kent, dated December 13th, 1850: 7b Professor Holloway: ’ Dkau Silt: —My wife had suffered frrr.i Bad Breasts for more than six months, and during the w hole peri od had the best medical attendance, but all to no use. Having before healed an awful wound in my own leg by your unrirullcd medicine. I determined again to use your Pills and Ointment, nud therefore gave them a trial in her case, and fortunate it was 1 did-so: for in less than a month a perfect euro was effected, and the benefit that various other branches of my family have derived from their use is really astonishing. 1 now strongly recommend them to all my friends. (Signed) Frederick Tuiinm The Pills should l>e used conjointly with the Oint ment in most of the following eases: Bad Legs (’hillblains Fistulas Sore Throats Bad Breasts Chapped Gout Skin Diseases Burns hands Glandular Scurvy Bunions Corns (soft) Swellings Sore Heads Bite of nios- Cancer- Lumbago Tumours quitos and Contracted Piles Ulcers Sand Files and stiff Rheumatism Wounds Coco-bay Joints Scalds Yaws Chiego foot Elephantiasis, Sore Nipples. Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY, 24-4, Strand, (near Temple Bar. London.) nnd by nil rospectable bruggistsand Dealersin J/e-Jii ines through out the British Empire.ami those ofthe United States, in Pots at the principal Drug houses in the Union, and by Messrs. A B. AD. SANDS. New York. iFfY* There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. IJ.—Directions for the guidance nfpatients in eve ry disorder are affixed to each Pot. For sale by apr 4 ly* W. W. LINCOLN. Agent. COPARTNERSHIP. rpilß UNDERSIGNED having this day associated I with him. in the Book and Stationery Business hi* brother. RICHARD YV. CUBBEDGE. the business will h* continued under the firm of CUBBEDGE A BROTHER. The name of the new firm w ill he used in the settlement of all outstanding accounts. J. B. CUBBEDGE. j Savannah, October Ist. I*sß. oct 1 | C\ \ >i PHINE.—A fresh supply, ust received and j for sale by [octlj J. B MOORE A: CO. j mRUCKS. —T doz. extra large, with wide YVheels; 1_ 1 doz. No. 5. ) 2 “ 4. (Cotton and Iron Trucks of the best 1 “ ,T j quality. 1 “ I.J For sale by [octl] C. 11. CAMPFTELP. I EASTERN II V Y'. 100 bales prunci Eertern j llhv, landing from brig Torcello. For sale by oct 28 BRIGHAM, KELLY A 00. J Sir’ Hl'PS.*—Raspberry,Blackberry and Strawber ry Syrups For salo, corner Bay nnd Whitaker streets, by [oct 20} A. PONAUP £l)ij.is aui) Sttflmtw. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. ‘ Ncw-Yoi'kuud Save.iiunli St v t\mshlp*. DA VS OF LEAVINti SWANN AH Fill NEW-YODK. The Florida, Cnpt. WoMhull, Nov. 5 Tbe Alabariiu, t'upt. Schenck, : : •• ‘.t 1 The Augusta, Copt. Lyon. : ••12 The Florida, (’apt. Woodhull, “ 19 i Tho Alabama,Cnpt. Schefiek, : : “28 The Augusta,Copt. Lyon, : : : : •• 26 j Thu Florida, Cnpt. Woodhull, ; : Dec. 3 The Ma>mma,Cupt. Schenck, : •• 7 I I’he Vugusta. Capt. Lyon, . “10 [ The Florida, Cnpt. Woodl.nll, “17 The Alahamn.Capl.Schenck, t “ 21 ! I'ho Augusta, Capt. Lyon, : “21 The Florida, Capt. M oodbull, : “31 | These ships are the largest on tin* coast, nnsurpass- ; edin speed, safety or comfort—making tludr passages i in 5o to6o hours, and arecomin iadd lby skillful,cnr.v i ifulaml polite officer*. They offer a in*t d.-irnblo ’ conveyance to New Y'ork. <n the completion ofthe KNOXVILLE, in January i ext,this Due will be semi weekly. Gubin !•&/sage 525. FADoILFOItD. KAY A CO., Agouts in riavnunah. SAM’L L. MITCini.L, (a t 28 18 Broadway, New York. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia nni) Snvniinnti Steam Vnv Igiiilnn ( out puny . ow nnd splend.il side-wheel -kkyst-M: BT.\ I ...'’ apt Robt. Hardy, “ST ATE OF G EUR- Capt. J. J Garvin, Jr will leave Savannah for Philadelphia every M edn.v.ti.y. These steam-hips are the most comfortable on the | const, nnd are unsurpassed f.-r safety and st eed. They ! “ill leave Savannah as follows: ■ Ki.vutoiu. Shoe •• lJth Oi-tohi-r KryHlom. Stale •• ftotli urn,lter. Mol.’of <... .r-iiu. o,| XoTcmh.fr. Kcv.-fnt'e Stem, -.... -.'tl. Noremlur. SfotcofUi.ivin - if-ti, November. K*.\fftonc stale itftrd November. St.itcoffiVi.rviii. - 3.lth Xovmnbvr Kvyetono State - Jtl, Decern her. StatenHlenrala - 14th December (-f.bin I’tofM.of fjrju Slvrr.no Jo s C. A. L I.AMAlt.intent in Snvnnnah. Hi.If.IN It MAIITIN, ! -V" 1 A,{f iu Dlilliolelphia. tl. S. MAIL line. FOR NEW YORK. ;To sail Saturday, Nov. 5. at - o’clock. lit r C*. Tl.e rplomli.t fti.t Kolnu Stcnmrhfi. nOSaKIjItKIIiA. I opt. M. s M'ondhtlU,will | •- al<.v(f For fruight or i.a'snye —*- • ’■*.- aa, tt l 'i-!y to j not -T I’ADkl.Kitßn. FAV A CO. I’. S. .MAIL LINE. FOR NEW YORK. To leave Wednesday. Nov. 9, at o'ck, —M. i A.. As, The .plentlkl -i.umrliip U.AItA \ ; -f. {v*™ v A. f'nf.t. Uro. K. Stli.-in-f.. will 1.-avo l!or ‘rl't-ri ns “hove. For freight or BSftHStgSCS* PHK-Bgc. apply to t 27 PADELFORD, FAY A L'o. FOR NEW-YORK—Onion Line. | Tile re.uliir packet sehr. ENCHANTRESS, ma-tcc. will have quick dispatch for the aboi'e port. For freight or pas Mtge. apply to I oet 31 UGDtN A BUNKER. FOR LIVERPOOL. The splondid American shipNEOMIE. Cupt. Johnson, will meet with despatch us übove. For freight or passage apply to OCt 8 PADELFORD. F \ V .v ('<). FOR BOSTON. The brig CENTRAL AMERICA, ( base, mas ter. will meet with dispatch as ulhjvc. For freight or passage apply on board or to oct 26 ‘ BRIGIIAM, KELLY * CO. FOR BOSTON. The fine sclir. K. R. DENNETT, A. N. Wnod, muster, will meet with dispatch an above. For freight or passage apply on board or to oet 2- * BRIGHAM, KELLY * CO. FOR BOSTON. The packet schooner TIBERIUS. Bramball, master, will have quick dispatch us above. For freight or pa. sage, apply to sopt2.t OGDEN A BUNKER. FOPc NEW YORK The l’.u-ket Fehtionar J. B. COFFIN. Hentlv, Mustet, will have quick despatch us above. For Freight or Passage apply t.i oct 8 ‘ OGDEN and BUNKER. FOR NEW YORK- Union Line. The regular pack t srhr ELIZABETH A [ FI.K-’ NOB. INiirsnn, master, will have quick despatch for the above p*ort. For freight or passage, apply to (oet 1*) OGDEN U BUNKER. FOR PHILADELPHIA Heron's Line. gs .Xi. The regular packet Sclir FANNIE, Capt ®- on. having n portion of her cargo engage . will have dispatch for the above port. For freight en, gagenn nt,apply to OGDENA BUNKER, oct 2y FOR PHILADELPHIA Heron’s Lino. ■ff ‘ The regular packet schr VIRGINIA. Harris, master, will have quick de-patch fertile a hove port, lor freight or passage, apply to oct 18 OtiDE\ <f BUNKER. FOR BALTIMORE - Regular Line. fj- p The Schooner J. W ANDERSON, Watson, Master, will meet will) despatch as above.— li- Freight or l’ussage, apply on board at Telfair's Wharf, or to oct 16 BUIOIIAM, KELLY A ‘ ► POIt FUEKHIT OR ('HARTER. £-gj. The bark CAT ASS A. Havens, mastt r. Foj ssa particulars inquire ou board at Telfair’s W hurf.or to BRIGHAM, KELLY’ ts CO. oet 26 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. The fine schr. MAINE LAW. Ilnsmer. nins- r. For particulars apply ou board at Tel fair's wharf, or to oct 15 BR IU IIAM. K E ELY A CO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. Tbe Schr. HENRY BI’NSTKU, Bagley, mas- Tor particulars, apply to oct 21 ‘ E. YV. BUKER. 1)1 AND AMD TABLE GO’ EKS.—A very handsome lot of Cloth Piano aiul Table Covers, at KKMIT *.\ & V EltSTl LLE’S 72 St. J alien und 105 Bryan sts, oct 20 Waring’a Rung*.. H AY'.--200 bales prime Eustorn Hay lundiog per sehr.J Cohen. For-ale by ... t Is BRIGHAM, KELLY A.CO. (K)LOGME. —Gotluine Farina Cologne, in “ il j low covered l>ottles. Just received nud for sale by • ct 22 JNO. B. MOORE A CO. SAL.ERATIS. —1200 pounds Suheratu*. in boxes of assorted size papers for retailing, 1. nnd lbs. lortO] .1 AS H. CARTER A CO. 18 LGl?II. 100 bids. Baltimore Howard-street Flour; Smith’s Canal Flour. For sale by sept 15 Vi EBSTBR <t PALYfES MOURNING D’LAINKS.—A very hamlsomolot of Mourniug and Socond-Mouruing d'Laine* at KKMPTON A VFRSTILLE’S, 72 St. Julien aial 105 Bryan- ts., oct 10 Waring’* Range. / 10KN. MEALAND FLOUR.--200bush.prime West \ ) ern Corn, iu whitesaeks; 150 bu. els frest ground Corn Meal; 84 *a ks Georgia Flour in half-barrel sacks. Also—2o bales prime Eastern Hay. Just received ami for sale by [oct2l] OHAS. 11. OU BY EE. lARENCH AND GERMAN CORDIALS.—2O dozen 1 for sale by net 21 A. BON A UP, lIME, PL AS TE HA LATHS.— 2< j Lime; 50 Idd*. Floater 100,000 Laths; for bale to araive, per brig Tiberius, from Boston by ! sept 22 OGDEN A BUNKER. J> UTTER CHEESE.. 30 firkins fresh “> Goshen Butter, and 60 boxes Cheese just received and for sale at tho Emporium by sept 22 _ SEABORN GOODALL. JUST RECEIVED FER STEAMER—A full supply offreshiFamily Groceries, Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Pickles,Catsups, Sauces, rfc. For sale at AIjKXA.NDKH’S oct 26 corner Bull and Congress-sts, Monumentsqr I>lG HAMS, SMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES.—IO Barrels just received net 18 HYLAND if O’NEILL. JK£LIjY, —20 dozen assortnl Jelly, Apples, Cur rant, Straw berry, Ora ge and Quince. f> r sale by A. BONAUD, o( 21 of Bay and ‘V hi taker tfts dLommmial glntrllijrnrf. Imports. j Per brig Cape Fonr. from Havana ‘287 hhds and 0 cs Molassos, ftU'l a lot f Fruit, j Per brig Oliver Frost, from St Johns, (N. B.) —116 ! I cask* Limes. 33(1,00.) jath*, 100 bbls Herring, 50 bids Potatoes, to E A Soullard. SY V VN N Vi i Ji A'< K ET, WO V. 1. WEEKLY RE FORI’. COTTON.—Arrived since 25th ult., 6,927 bales Up lunJ and 120 bales Sea Island.as followsper Central J l Raff Road, 4,901 bales; from Augusta and landing* on the river, 102;; hales Upland, ami via Darien, 120 holes 1 . Sea Island. The exports of the same period have : i been 4,551 bales Upland, and 172 do. Sea 1.-laud, vL : to j Boston, 1027 bales Upland;to Now York 3301 bales Up . land, and 172 do Sea Island; t-> Philadelphia, 50 bale* * Upland, and to Baltimore, 16-4 halos Upland--leaving a stork on hand of 16,306 bales Up'and and 270 do ; I Sea Island, against 19,02ai bale* Upland ruv* 150 do Sea Island, at same period la.-t year | It wilt he recollected that our last weekly report ’ closed with a dull market, rhe same feeling ha* gvti . orally prevailed during th.- pr wut week. A frost was experienced throughout the State in the orly part of j tbe week, but th > In; ary that Cotton u\.ty have hi*, j ’ talncl h not knnwu, therefore U La.- no perceptible \ ’ intluonceoit pricbM. Ou l’ iol vy la-l ,'lJl bales were j s-.ld, on We lues lay 2r* I’hur lay uS, a-. lou I ridnv j 187 haleswiUtoutehm'efrom prev'i >u- fig ir. s -holdeis did uot appear di-pus • I to operale.but to await l'urelgu a-count* t ion uuc On Saturday r. u:it* from the : other side were ree.-ivtd. sUowlug that ull qualitlo* had a Iv a need l-8d except -h . e of in.Uhr grades, th- Llrorpool market being poorly supplied with fair and middling. The sales of Cotton for the week, am junto.l t087,30b hnlc. n* the fullowimr t|Uotntions : Fair Or leans, o-y 1; Middling io. i .j' s l. Fair Mobile, 6%d. Middling do, 5%1; Fair Upland. Middling Middling do, sJ*j n This new* had no apparent u.Teet O l the pric:.* of Saturday and tbe sale* amount el to 258 bales, a* ahout previous rat-*. Yesterday ! tho duman l was very fair, holder* were firm at per haps a shade higher asking ratw.but huytrs were un willing to advance. The transaction* amounted to 730 hales at prices ranging from 8 1 ‘ to 9% cents. The tran-a:tions of the we. k amount to 1601 bales at the following particulars : 18 at 6. 17 at 19 at |8: 179 at S’ 59 at BV£ 19 at S’: ‘ HJ • at !S 15 10; in at 9. tl Ult 9 1 16; IS at 9% 275 hi 9S i at | Jethro at 12cts Ordinary S G 0...! Ordinary SL, Middling 9 Good Middling j’- 4 Middling l air *;*•*>'& ‘ Enir.. 10 | There has boon u fair demand U.ls morning. Tov* bales, uot included iu the above report, changed hands ’ a’ prices ranging from 7% to 9% ets. SEA ISL VND Pile re-eipt* coulimio moderate and ! the transactions limited. Sales have beeu effected t from 30 to 36 cents. iWeipts of the week 120 halos, ! ’ and the exports 172 bale.*. j RlC.:.—There has been a fair demand for Rice since our luff. The sale; have been at prices ran ring from sß.Bl'{ to j 1 per hundred. Export* ofthe week 922 j casks. ! CORN - —Tho transactions it: Corn have heap limited I at from 70 to 8 ) cent* per bn>hol—-receipts light. FLJUR.—Tho transactions in l'luur are limited Baltimore nitty bd quoted at $7.25 to $7.50, and 0a ; nal at to s>. BAC J.N.-We quote Shoulder* at x:-. rjj. .* t iV^ ] and Hums 131^U 2 . HAY.—The stuck i* fiir. We have heard ol'eale* of I I North, tui at from Jo cents to sl—and of Lasiorn at $1.12>.>51.25. j SALT.—There ino Salt in first bunds—the article 1 is retailing ut sl' 3 to sl>‘.j. | COFFEE.—Rio has been selling in small lots ut 10’.^ ! to 11 j 2 CtS. BAGGING .WOII I’K. YVe quote Gunny ut 11V5 ‘ per yard, und Rope at cents pound. , 1 LIME.—The supply is ample, and it is selling from 1 the wharf, in lots, ut 90 els, and from store ut sl(a f : per cask. i .'DLASSES.—We have no sale.* to report —Cube I may be quoted at 23 to 24 cents per gallon, j EXCHANGE.—SterIing at 9 per cent. Domestic.— ! I The Banks are selling Sight clic ks mi ull North- J ern cities ut 1 2 t‘ rt - premuui, and purchasing Sight I l Bills at par; 3<J day Bills at V cent, discount; ! 6U day Bills ‘tl tdiscount; UO day Bills I 2'f. cent, discount. | FREIGHTS.—The last engagement for Liverpool j was \o l. for Cotton Coastwise—We quote to Boston ! to .New York, and Baltimore. ;, M c., und to Fliila- i i dolphiu 1 A e. per pound for Cot on. Ex A :oits of tiiuV. ook. i For steamship Alabama, for New York—S26 bales j j Upland, and 67 do S 1 Cotton, 2u do Moss, 10 do I>o- I : mestics, and 158 pkgs uidze. For brig Macon, for New York—s3o bales Cotton. 1 Fcr bulk Flight, f-*r Boston—l,o27 bales Cotton, luo j bags Hire Flour, 25 Bundles Hides, 200 bags Meal, and ‘ j GO Cow Hides. ; Per brig R M Charlton, for New Orleans—3lo tea ■ and 117 half do Rice. • Fer brig Monserrntt, fur Fhiladclphia—9o,ooo feet ; Lumber, and 56 bales Cotton. Fer sclir Georgia, for Bath, (Me.) —90,000 feet Lum ber. For stciunshlp Augusta, for New York—974 bales Upland, and 74 do S l Cotton, 00 bags Rice Flour, and 173 pkgs sundries. Fer brig J F Ellicott,for St Johns, (N. B.) —111,245 ft Timber. Fer brig Clint m, for New York—l,ool bul es Cotton, ,"1 doS I do. 381 bugs Flour, 3 hhds 11ns, u. n Sheep kins, C Dry Hides, and lu bales Wool. Fer brig Tallulah, for New Orleans—4l9casks Rice, 100 half casks do. Fer schr D II Baldwin, for Baltimore— K• bales Cotton, 24 boxes Copper Ore, 35 bales FI etii's. 3 boxes Arrow Root. 1 box Mdze, 15 bales Yun *, .-0 ft Lumocr. Fcr bark Seboois, for Boston—Bß,ooo ft bun er, -0,- 000 Flooring Boards, Fer brig Sophia, for Portland—oo bides Cott ,8 . j ! 778 ft F F Lumber. Exports of Cotton, Rico and Lumber, J rum Oet. Od 2bth,to Sov. I*l, |.*',sß. Cotton,(Up'd) 8.1. Riio. Luinl er, I Philadelphia 56 tNi 70.U1-U | i Rostov 1.027 .0 it).. 0 O.W 0 i New-York, 3,304 172 . o>. .212, h.u 1 St Johns. N B 000 000 000.,.. 11l 247. ! Portland, Me OiH) X>o 000 .... 98.71.3 1 I Hal li. Me UOO 000 OIJO.. ..180.127 | , Baltimore D 4 OuO .... 0t “ 4W I ! New Orleans 0"0. ,0"0 . ...922 , | Total. 4.’>.>l 1,2 : nllESft SII.K3—FhiM. and colored Brocade .Silks. Bombazines, Alpacas, (’antotjCloths, and a new *) le of Mouruing Goods, nev r before pfosetitvd iu this market nt KEMFToN A VKIOTI LLE'S, 72 St. Julien uu l 115 Bryau-sta, oct 20 Waviug’s Range. J>- >1 Al’ IKS! Pof vr )TES! Landing thi l) per bark Harvest from New York: 50 bbls. prime North River Potatoes, fur sale.it wharf low for cash. GKO. ALEXANDER, sept 1 i cor Bull and Congress st., Mon’t sqr. N EW BUCKWHEAT FLOI R—Laud ing from steumer Augusta, aud lor sale hv r oct 14 11. J. GILBERT. J UST RE('KI V ED, aud in store per late arrivals; a full nnd fresh supply of Family Groceries, Liquors, j Wines, Cordials, Syrups,etc. i sept 10 GEO. ALEXANDER. I )ICK.I.ES.—A few h.dfbbj*. Cucumber Pickles, I with Pepper*, put up lu Vinegar ready so, . Ii alt b SEABORN GOODALL. f i ROUND PLASTER —IOO caries Ground Plaster \ T daily expected, for sale to arrive, bv fictLS BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. j I IMF).—4OO cask* Lime now landing, will be sold j J-i very low if applied for this m rning oct, 18 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. ! 0 AMS. SAUSAGE.' 1 , TONpL’EH, SIDES.—New Fig I Hams, Bologna Sausage*. Smoked Tongues, new j I Bacon Sides; landing per steamer and for sale by W. G. DICKSON, I oct 5 Cor Whltaker-Ht and Broughton-lnne. , / t()R\, IIA V . OATS AND HR AN. 500 bushels Corn; 300 do. lJntn; 800 do. Oats; 100 bales Hay. in store and for sale by oct 27 Ti L. CONoTAMINV, foot of Uaibwd *t. 1 Savannah Wholes lie Prices Cm rent. Art loirs* -i . , ling gin;,, b;iudec, 14 in per vd. 1| a 16 Kentucky t cr yd j 11, . u Gunny per yd. 11,, \ Tow ... ..per yd I * ‘ a Bale Hope per U ‘.i , DIUou s hope . . j-Asr lb. j , p* * Huron, Homs . j r II- 1; • , i,i Shoulders... per F- . s’ Sides j-r lb.’ fit ‘ .< •! llerf. New Vrk Me per bbl 1 . • . r Prime per bbl. 1 700 a • -* Cargo per bbl Ilrea<l, Navy —per H.i t Pilot ‘ per lb. a u Hilt ifcr,Oo>hen prime per 1> No. 2 per lb.. 20 a 21 Brli-kv, Sav'h, Ist qal. per m 11100 o 12 00 Northern per in j 6 00 i bOU ('amltex, spermae-'i j-r lb. 8* u 42 Savaiiiiub made. TalqJer lb. J 12’ v o 13 Northern <1 > do .per D , 11 a 15 FUtivti Northern , i 1* Id u 1J t or , Cuba. inf. t * fair. .. .per Ib.j <i Goaxl fair U)prime . ..p* r Ib.t u Rio. per lb H 4) > I'H Jva per lb.. 12 a l toti on. Upland, Inferior per 16.! <i •• Ordinary per 16 a ” Middling per Ib.i Mi.l. fair ...per lb. ” F:urAl\ .fair.per D- . G*o I fair i**r lb.! n Cordage. I ne t p. r li . 1 < ~ ‘I ’ Manilla per ib. U a 1, DoiuoKtlc shirtings, brow a per yd. 4 a 7 Sheetings, brown per yd. 7 u ;) Brown Drills . ...per yd. 8 a y Cotton Osnuburge per yd. S u 10 Duck, English per b>lt|ld GO u 11 00 Amoricah Cotton per yd. 14 . Fliihj Mackerel, N 1 per bbl. <> ” No. 2 per bbl. n No. 3..per bbl. .. Flour, Canal per 6bl I .i Balt. Howard st. sup.per bbl.| i Fhila.lelphia per bbl; , 4 Ceorgia per bb! I ,i Gruiu, Uorji, cargo per to “ ‘••'tail per bus.’ 76 BO VuNr; Gins*,, Am. Window perlOofi! Ist a 7n Gunpowder . per k- • 3 ... ,j , , liny, l’riun- Northern q..-i• e t “ Eastern...per cwt.i 10 <> } * Slides, Dry per i. .’ Deer-kin . -per !’• s u 9 Iron. Swedes, assorted, per tow 187 . ) u ’ o Fig per touj u 30 ‘ ‘ I Js®°P per cwt.j 350 a 4tw Sheet nor cw t!I 60 u tu) - ‘l- PWJB'ft. 6OU U 626 bmd per lb.l 13 ,< 11 1.1 mr, Knckltfcud per bl l 1 a 11- Lumber, S. Sawed, refuse. .porm.f ]8 00 n 11 00 Merchantable perm.ft. 11 00 < ( lb uo River Lumber, ruf...perm.fi. 00 u 10 Ou Mcreh ble to prime...per m.fi. 14 00 a 10 00 Ranging do. for oxp-.porni.f!., 900 u MUI Ranging perm.ft.i 10 00 18 oO ” hite Fine, clear ..perm i\ 30 00 a 40 K> Merchantable perm.ft. 18 00 .. 25 00 Cypres* Shingles pet m 4Ou 450 Sawed Cypre.-sdo per m.'l'l 00 a Rid Oak Stine.* per m. 1 12 00 n 16 00 ” bite d*. pipe...per in.ou * 60 00 i Do. do. lihd...per m.;26 00 a bb 00 1> ■ 10. bbl.. .per in ‘2O t*o a ‘26 00 .Ylolnfcae*, Cuba . . rgal. 22 i 23 .\i-w- Irlean- ;er gal. 51 u ;.2 N;Uk, Cut |,l. t.. 20.1...1 r lb.; 6 u s', Y'uvsl .Store.**, Tar..per bbl.. < Spirit* Tut penti n*. per gal. per gal.; u Oil**, Sperm, wint. std.j cr gal. 140 t 150 D* fall do..per gal.! a sum r do..per gai. 120 a 126 “hale raek'-U, wint.per gul. 65 a 70 Linseed per gal.l 75 .* SO i Tanners* per 661 !15 GO a 16 Otnahurgai, Flax ..per vtlJ vl .*i l"]-. Fork, M, .. We*toi n p.-r b*6l -I s 00 ‘.i 19 00 Per bbl 13 00 • 10 00 Me *, New York per bb! !-I 00 22 00 Porter, London per d< •I1 75 a 2 7:'. Rii*llih, Malaya perbox.l Spirtta—Bran Iv. Uturd. Dtipuv A Co...per iral. 3UO „ 4 A. Seignetto s per gal. 220 (( 250 Leger lYeres ..per gal.’ 275 a 375 Porch per gul. 65 a 126 i l"*r gal. M o 40 | Oin Aniorican per -al 1 :i2 a 34 Holland.. per gal • 8.5 a 125 i Rum, Jamaica per gal. l 1 ‘•o 175 N. F... bbls pet gal. 31 a 33 YVlii-key. Fhll. <V Halt ..per gul.’ < N**w-Orleaus per gal. u I Swr, F. Rico and St. CVdx.pcr 16. , • 7'^ Havana, white per lb.; u “ brown per lb.’ Lonf nn.l Onuhed . .|>nr Ih.l U'.j .1 10 Snlt, Liverpool, eour.-o..per *ack a Cargo. 6,dk per bus.! < Turk's Island per bus.j .1 Sonp, Ami*r. yellow, .per 16. 5 •/ * ■Shot ,all -i/.os per lb.| v Segura, Spanish per m.,10 Amciiciin p.T ui.! 276 <t o Tnllovv, \mmican ...per 16 ■ Tohac.rii, Mamif per lb. 2‘- ■. > Teas, s.iitehnng . . .per 16.1 an <1 tki Gunpowilor per 16. 7” .1 85 Hyson per lb. .<• 7 5 Twine, >**itiA per lb. ;t” Baling per 16. 17 a 19 Wines, Madeira per gal. 1 50 . 8 00 Sicilv Madeira per gal.: a 7.5 ! Tenetlffe. L. F per gal. I<H a lul Malaga, Sweet per gal. 46 a 66 Dry per gal.l 40 a 5” I Claret. Marseille*.. ..percask ,36 00 a 40 no •* Bordeaux perca.*k|2o no a 22 is Champagne per doz., 800 a 15 00 Wool, Southern Unwashed.per 16. 27 3O Clean per lb. Woolaklita, Lamb'.-. e!i<-h, > Sheep's each, I JI’ST I.WBIXG FEU STEAMER AUDI.- ft T.\ -'25 bbl* i-li* *i e Appl* * 2 . d>. 6 •e < art-r and Mercer Futativ*. 10 bbl* red and white, mi its. 5 bid* j new Buck wheat, 50 bags do,. 2 bbls choi.-e Urunber ; rios, 6 bbls S. lf-Uuising Flour, Ac. Fur sale by GE >KGK ALEXANDER. i oct 20 corner Bull & Uongre.-s-sts, Mouuin.-ut s,jr. i lOSIIEN BUTTER. A few firkins superior ib-slien Y I Butter, received per steamer Augu.-ta, and f;r | sale at the Emporium, by ! sept H SEABORN OOODALL. j cjAFKTY BOXES, for wax tapers nnd ve-da light*: t r sale by ■ • Bl 881 DUI v BROTH IH. Hampton s yerf.tahle tinc ture.— Bv its mild action.-II il.eLiver and hid- i nova, it will cure the .:i*ea*es of tb-sc rgntis with all chronic cimpluints a* Dyspepsia. Ueugb* Astl.ma. Bronchial and Lung Affot ti n.*. Fains in M e Buck 8: ‘c and Breast. Consumption. Scrofuln. Rheum at i.-m.Gont. Neuralgia. Hi tula. File*. Bowel Uoinph-iuts, U.m.-, Nervous Del idly, wRh all -:i -i.*e> I fi.m n. impure state of the blood. A fresh supply just receiv ed by J E. Dr I RD. oct 29 At the Apothecaries’ Hull l 1 WEKT MEAT.-.—25 boxes as.-crt.- l. \a. ■ Apricot?, n l eu. In *. Fear*. C'uin. .*, Fim App'. . . lltrcii, Flams and “. st India Fie-rv-s. assort.-d. .Just re ceived, by ii 5 LAN D and •* N KILL, sept Ii Under Marahull Home. I~)1C4 11 A9IS, R VU. 81L H i.DI,Re 1 per sleaiualiip Florida- 2 tea Fig Hams. 2 do. do. Sales Bacon, 2d... do. smoked bhunldcrs, 10 hall bids Fulton Market Beef, 5 do. do. pickled Tongues. *nu kcd do.. Bolognu damage*. 5 bbls evtra No 1 Mackerel, Codfish. Hinok’ and Herring, e c. GKO ALEXANDER. apr 12 Cor. Bull and Congress sta, Monument Sg I ,ON N KT RIBBONH I ) Oongrcs.- street, a liaudsuine n**i-rtnient of B--u ----net Ribbons. fe. UURKELL. Agt. oct 12 Gibbon's Building. j IRISH Ii N ENB, - ( rior, and superfine 1 Klfcll LINENS; 9-8. 5-4 and 6-4 Pillow Case LINENS; 8-4, l'lff 11 4 Barnsley heavy ; Sheeting LINENS; Damask Table LINENS; Brown and Bleached, every quality, TuYYELS and NAP KINS. With a full assortment of House Furnishing Goods, ; Flux OtiN A BURGS, u great bargain. M. FREN DERG AST * CO., 1.8 Broughton street. oct 25 oppozit® St-Andrew's Hall, west-aide* . Jl 7 ST REC’D por steamer 26 bbl- Potatoes *2O j do Apples; 3 do Fulton Market l'ig Fork; 10 bait’ j do Fulton Market Beef; 2 do new Halifax .'*ftlmon;3 half do Codfish, Tongue* and Sound-: 5 boxes Lemon. ; 2 bbls Smoked Beef. 2 Jo Smoked Tongues; 2 ball* do Pickled do Smoked Herrings, new Mackerel, cle.; for sale by ALEXANDER’S, I octl7 cor. Bull and Congress-ste j I>E RFU MERY.—An assortment of genuine Lu * bin’s Extructs. Baz ivs do. Oriental Drops, Verbe na Water, Millc Fleurs \\ utcr. Extract Upper Teu. Ac. 1 Vlsn. a variety of styles genuine Farina Cologne and . several qualities domestic do. for sale bv pet u J. E. DbFOKD, Apolh caries’ Hall. fjPOBACCO.- 200 boxes various braridsand quality- JL for wile by [septJs] WEBSTER A PALMES. T ).STENT MEDICINES.—The Horseman’s Hope, or JL Farrier’s friend. Rad way’s Ready Relief, Davis Pain Killer and Mexican Mustang Linament, an iu voice of all sizes, received by J. E. DtFORD. oct 10 IRISH LINENS —4O piece* whole and half pieces, Hunters nnd lliehardsone celebrated Irish Linens, warruntod all pure* llnx—Also Rleuclusj and Brown Diaper Towelling: 11 uckabuek lo; Twilled do; Dama*k Doylies Seoteh. Russia, Bird Eye, and lluck ahuck Diaper. Just received at 154 (’ongress-st. S UURKELL, Agt. 1 oct 5 CHbbon’s Building ASUAU . ;::SOV EUfiBB *. SM .. , AnuiVKli. t- ‘1 ,ni.|, ,j 1 1.-r. Mfrvll S oddlmll, Tom MWlt.ler. (H. ).• ... N* \ tk. t I I.- r.l, K„v rs ? 1 • ■■ -’ B T..-. K\ *1 enl . .... 2i” N Bim.uu l * .... Hilton and Vllltloß k \”f 1 * *’ BothweM A l’o. U E Barrie, ABe l"T ,! “ •>>►. ‘< V:.r. T\rßrig. S’ V.-. t'i’ : .:5 2 ’ • j I sd>. ‘ ■ . • Un- -. J H Carter ,1> ’ ,f ‘f M ,. w . ” 1 ‘ l JM 1 .v >5.. Cohen A Tar vi “ XV ! . ■ ‘. 1 r.vril 1J.1.T01. .l-.hii'Mi if . liur.l.-n ,("( ,Vs Kxi.'i.■ 5 f li'“""iv".. 11 •’ 11 ” ,! - J in.t.muk'i ’ i ll -i j. n 1U.,1! ,|. im.d i <•• v. ill. tl r ll.'. .'mi,.., V; ‘"lf. ‘ ,I " yw ;M' w **•'*.,®h.i i.. i\v C4I. 1 ■n’.r. i’ ... ‘ .’ •„• •* l 1 ■’ ■’ ■ “ ... and I '* X l . ‘'■ i m ...h • “ ,l ’ * ‘ 1 ‘ 1 .1 It M.i i■■■ a i• . \ v vl. . Met • *..or x Trwanor. Nevtu |. -i •.... . Norrh*. G > Nichois J .. 1 \ , u , FrcuJciga-i.(j Fier>fc i \. . j 4 . . , i **/-•>--• !• f. : ~ ... > l'l ... ; I .. ..... bri* k & heil. Ru-d * llfWjj. 1 ’. r t G n/ri; MJ Kcilv. SS .*{>. Vrm.i , i , * . 1 Uo. JII St. .1) >iui!Jl*i„,, a V , /. V \| J >'•! *m is M..X.1 If- uv. Mr.- i-- -i,;., , or, \\ R >ur..i, J’ Stnrte-:.nc J r .1 5,,.),. v,, “ i I ithrop. It E Turner. . \ . • . \ V a Ih- n.M- Vcr t!6 * Butte.-, W , M . ..’ | K “” ‘* * ‘ W Wu Ibii i . 8 W Itn tGW . ■ ... “:tfl 1M <>ll*er li. l. ft ~1,, ft jc.i.>, MJ lu BA . soulhii J. Jit'!'**' I"'’ 1 "'’ t Solir -;oo- : -oF ‘ferror, Hi_bue, Fhili.de]pliio 4 day . Steamer T Mot-alf. IWt-11. with b w borts >'o* 4 and 7 w j;h .Ul -s Cotton, to C Ih sU u, c ‘i V. Eh . und lT.ii* ri k * F.-:E * Ruiet Hi it, iat lcn,Cl orl ; . U ‘I lad toau. M.ea k i;ik ‘• ‘ ’ • okman. F Ogden * Bunl.er Blig Sophia Stn.-t.l. i i.j tnnit C h. u. f . I . departed: Sx-tJtu r H til t.;a- . ’■’ i .. Steamer T S YU-:* : ‘.f, F. .:i An- i-ty LIST OF VESSELS, 1 ! “UtEDF a ND UtRIY i D l i; )M s\'.\ - h wLm Pox ; Schr. Siitilla. Staples. arr Oct 19 tchr. Maiy A I’ m ) .r-t „rr Jj Sobr M-.lmw i . „ M - . Graham -id 4 Schr. WoodbHdgc, White ~i r : Schr M B Maho,. ) '';''> , M„!k'".'. arr ~ Hark Caroline, i VP.in. old n Sclir. NY* in M. I nit, n.bum- . ‘vj jj . Bchr.D. L. CUnc.h. V.uttv . llr i Bark Edward FMt-t,, „ ‘ r ! Schr Fatri. kH . Km • n ■ “” arr ‘ ‘“i . sebr. jc.h0........ | Schr. Lciipe, On. lee . air . . 27 BiirYYaverlv.rarr.Mt. ‘ tt rr .. 12 ■ a :: i? J%cSKs:sr.'sz :"i **g Uri :F. P |Wk. , rr ‘ .’ , Uurl. lluJiaut. Flinn .IJ . . M : llric S.l>.T„r.!w!-:CV.... . old ‘'■y iixi'i. .m vi ; Da tin U Lu.lM. U . . U 4**oi 4 ign Port si Shi.’ M .iri t ruf ‘’.""l. . dd 5,..17 .-hip St.-rid. Ml. ...... fl.ip Mrh.,l Kiddle. (1,...,1, .. . .1,1 . and . H.ip.Sro.lnud. ,|.i ~,, l ‘'i- “5 ‘ ........ Id Vd List of Voasols in Port. .Corrected Daily.- Ships. Klnrldi, .1 U ...lu,ill NV. Ir-.r.l - K.iv l( .. K.-v-Su.i.a .-ildl,-. 1!,,,d1r. P1.i1m!,.). 1.iu.0 L 1.. < ....v.. Ilr .- Hi. k !•'■!’ I 10w,.,, Soomla.iebnwu, 1,,1. Pndelford, t*, 4Co Borks Mi,rin Mortnn. Hi.lkl.-y 11,..t, n, R,.wlnd*Co Cwlmmu. Ilwcidi, di.'L-. Ilrk.li.ira, K a Cos l.xa. t. Urmnl v. .li,', V. wi-l.Kuril. H a lirumpua. Durn-11. final, 8 II Hrko Blips. , Celt, Pettigrew, Boston, OgAea J Banker M,.,.u„„. I lx, K:,'l,. iirielii.ni.Ka tv. S M., r . ill. V, M .1.1.1.. I tlinin. K.. .1 r 011..., M. >i... ... M .1. 1a... Ilrk-li:itii. Ka Cos Roamer, Mdmb, ld’g. llrißhem, K a Cos l; ..ite, Tellien, K'Mton, Uriel,..m. K a Cos U II .M, u,.ri. 11. . |, r. Ilrk-l hi.,, K a f M .li- JT. 11, him •’or,,. 11. ... k..,i,|,Um, Uls'j. llrk-I.Ain. K „ Cos r lll''ll. ... d.” ... Ilrii-I.au.. K IC.. Hicl-S HV. M'atM.uru. W it'.. Usr.l Ta 11,...... H-.li.n, 11 a I,l,urn. V. Cos I Ton'idl... ItoKerN. ci-'u. K IV linker ! (Jeiirglaiia. .ill, lirl.t, llelfn.l. K H linker Mur- lull I, 11.1. H, I', 11-I, n, I. \l Inker cl, ~ i:.- I 1,....k, I.iy Master tdelinu. Mll liken, \ V. M HOIIe.-i c„ Khlra.lnkn.ua, Hull,. M A M jlder ,~| e Fear. Unrrv. iliV. V C <>'|,i ie -. It j Dlivei Irual, frailli. di.-y. E A feullard Schooners. ‘“•n II.” < ey, FolM.m. Keaton, M A Milder .1 l.un-ler. li.i, le>. Mj.d.nr, 11. ik-huui. K i c.. PC Ferdiw.ii. 1i.1.. rt. di-V. I.ritliani. kill., Kl: lleiine... Mo.J. Ku.len, l.rkl.Mu. Ka Cos ‘1 .Mile,. repv, Hridbam. K a Cos ‘lii.ee Law. lie- .tier, I, n. I.r.dlmni k. Cos M I Inirvrld. Ilunnell,. lie.lon, Kriiil...... Kai.. C America, CUm, llrlahani, K a t n M B Welle. Terre, .... Oii.lm. a Ininker T.'ler, ,11,V. Inker .1 II Ceffln. Ili-n11,.. N .. c, den . Hunker 1 ‘ Jdeanor, Plaraon, N V. O I, n Hanker Virginia. Harria, P ,He, Oeden a Beaker t’S; YZ'JZ'X Y irgii ii. 4XU r:hv. .*i* : It K Y\„.| Euru j G J J"i ->, IgH-k. Balt, U k 11 ii-hbui.* I l I T. 1. .. . • i•. . -■ u ; :,~ [ ) and Do c: Ila. J ,-. | ! ands r sale b, .) \ .j; ,WN. i oct 27 No. 37 W; it ik. i-stioet. wr !iv! ” = 5 1 ,'OIa Et \( L *o| ,f I tl above v.-ry Uf-fi.l 1.1:1- • - jn>i .-I Em and. and | orsal-by V oCt 1) Ul. 1L CAMFFiELD. 1) • I 1 • 5 ■i* * I 75 bbl*-iiiKm.*. landing j < r l-i ig it M. (,'harlu.n, and for *u'c by tl.* UGD..N A Bl NKER. GUEi “GINGEi . r v . . Gluon Ginger just received and f..r sHe bv W. W. 1.1. v. i| V. ; *pt 80 jloiiuii IHI \MF NI U ‘ I I ~. li. , .bl ;X j pftgue, 2:5 and . Mum. s do. *2. I U-.ui he's do., *26 ! AucLorßruiidUi uipaguo loi t v a nnxATJp. 22 r.-n..r nf R... a ...J Ul. . M K .. r t3 l lyi.iK U*r>.-:ii Liquor Chm of dillercu i j sizes; jum rocuivcd, unu lor sale 1 v A. BGNAUI), f ’ft 19 Corner of Ray and \N Htaker-st*. l YllTi'iiill & CIIEESEi firkin* Bfitter, I >and 30 box. -1 per'tenniers Alubaum and Amrusta. For sule at the Linpnrium by •c” 12 b-EABORN G<( BALL. I>gs i 01* I' 1 it K SCaLI title for tho counting room; tor tale bv st 8 CUBUEDLL bn OTHER. VIA! 11.-M.ATit Ala i NyfRUMENTS— a x\ 1 sortincat; tor sale bv _oct_B__ CUBBLUOE A BROTHER. rE A.—56 halfclu-sUHyson, 1 uiperluJ and Fowchong Tea.*, tor rulw by WEBSTER & PALMES. A1 M HIXERY OILS.— Bleached, Win tar jv 1 Y\ hull*. Pie!” bed YY inter S) erm. Rape Seed, Sweet, Patent Machinerv and TanuerV Oils. For sale bv [ocx 22) JNO. B. MOORE A CO. ('v AMES, &c.-Cht-Minvo, c heckers. Dominoes,Crib- JT huge*. Backgammon acd Gliess Boards; just rv crived and for Mile by oct 22 JNO. B. MOORE A CO IJYRESH GUM DROPS.—Bore. Lemon and Faspber ry Gum Drops, just recrivod from A. J.Chnuveau, and tor sal * by M . W. LINCOLN, oct 22 Monument rqu:.re M ERINO VESTS.—Ladies’ Intent Meriuo Yeota, Ladles’ Superfine C:i*binere do.: Ladies’ China spun do. Gent's Royal Ribbed Shirt*: Gent’s ertra size Meri no Wrappers, (font's extra size Meriuo Shirts; Gents Cotton und Merino Drawers.at KEMFTON A YERtsTILLii’S, 72 c*t Julian aud 105 Bryan street*, net 22 Waring'* Rauge.