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f fanaticism and demngngnehfn, ami nrp now ising to arrest it. In this sigh, I see ultimate armony. If there is truth in wine, and all experience _g proxed that there is,then I must believe that "here is more danger ahead thnn ever I had reamt of, in regard to this subject: furl have card things to-night, us to tho state of this uestion, which ularm me. Men have told me hat tho storm was coming, and thut they lould not see how it was to be averted — en who know. Mr. Calhoun will probably follow Mr. Ber gen on Wednesday. He lias not yet resumed tis scat in the Sonato, but ho will briefly ex cess his views, if able to come to the Senate in mat day. Southern Senators tell me that Dr. Gwin, vho is now here, will exert grout and salutary nfluence *m these questions, lending his aid o a compromise. He is a man of some tact ; nd address. We have known hipi here in brmer times. Lowei.l Factohy Girl Murdered.—The >ody of a young girl named Caroline Adams, found on the 11th itstant, in the river at Lawrence, sewed up to a sack. The account tates that hef throat had been cut almost from lar to ear and a handkerchief tied over her nouth. Various conflicting accounts have bpen pub- ished in tho Boston papers, concerning this loung woman and her death. ' In some she is ipokejp of as bearing a had character—inoth- srs as exemplary. All descirbe her as beauti ful. It is ascertained that she was in a way to ecomc a mother, and a presumption has been brown out that her death was caused by a riminal attempt to avert that consummation. A later account states that Dr. M. Clark of awrcnce, has been arrested on the charge of aving murdered Miss Adams. His wife,who s supposed to liavo been his accomplice, is. Iso under arrest. The account says: It is now supposed that tho deceased, while ndergoing an operation, made outcries, and hat, fearing a discovery, a fold of cloth was ut over her mouth, and that finally they wire bliged to kill her. The young man Taylor, e lover of the deceased, testified for Govern- ent before the coroner’s Jury. Dr Clark is 0years old, and has heretofore been aphysi- inn at Georgetown, Mass.— Tribune, Arraignment or Professor Webster.— fhis legal ceremony was performed on Satur- Say, in the Supreme Judicial Court at Boston, the accused responded "not guilty” in a firm He announced that Mr. S h er and udgn Merrick was his counsel, who, being in Eouit, expressed a deeifte to have the trial Dmmenced gs soon a* possible. Tuesday, > 9th of March, was assigned by the Court h theyday for trial. .TheJournal says: j The prisoner, during the reading of the Erst part of the indictment, manifested conrid- lrable emotion, evidently making an effort to land perfectly firm. In reading the first count f the indictment, where it describes the mail er of inflicting the mortal wounds, just as the jlerU pronounced the words "with a certain nife which he then and there in ids right and had and held,” &c., the prisoner let liis Ight hand fall and rest upon the rai ing in front him, where he remained until the reading ■as finished U. S. Supreme Court.—The Supreme Court have ordered an. adjournment from the 1st of March to the first Monday of April. The sossion will, then continue until the 1st of June. Hereafter printed arguments will be received during the first ten days of the term.' The Hermann.—This ocean steamer is now ready to resume her voyage and will sail fro m N. Y. on Wednesday for Bremen, via^outhamp- ton. The Eurupa will take her departure at the same hour. CONSIGNEE.-! PER CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Feb. 17 and 18.—1034 bales cotton/to Rabun ty Fulton, c Hartridge, P Reilly, Franklin ty Brantly, P II Selin, J F Linder, Hamilton ty Hardeman, Crane St Rowland, E Parsons A Co., Boston St (.unity, Gamin- ny d-co., A Holt, Hardwick ty-C ok, Wood, Clagkorn St Cn. Washburn. Wilder At Co. CONSIGNEES. Per Steamer Tennessee, from Augusta—416 bales Cotton and 350 bushels corn, to S M Fond, Allen, Bull & Co, C H Campfield, Boston &Guriby, And JM Cooper. Per steamer Gen Clinch, Dix n, from Clmrloston- Centrol Rail Road, Maj M L Millon, F Kendrick, En- stein &. Ackerman, VV T Williams, H W Mercer, JC Hunter, A Short, R Habersham At Son, W B Giles At. co, Turner & Oden, J Fe!t,W P Yonge, W C O'Dris coll, Padelford, Fay, Ac Co, Lathrop Ac Foote, M East man, Snider, Lathrop Ac Nevitt, Hamilton Ac Harde man, Marshall Ac Aiken, Hamiltou & Symons, E F Wood Ac co, P Wiltburger, R Goldburg, W N Hab ersham, LaKoche, Bnwnn Ac Co. Dewitt Ac Morgan, J Fountain, J C Ferrill, Yonge Ac Gammell, W 8 Williford, A Barrie, Harper Ac-Stuart, MrsLChev ers, Way Ac King, P H Belin. Per steamer H L Cook, from Augusta—343 bales cotton and 570 bag* corn, to G W Germany Ac Co., R A Allen, S Solomons and Col N Cuyler. Per steamer J Stone, from Palutka, Fla.—86 bags Sea Island cotton, to G W Anderson & Bro., Boston Ac Gunby. PerBteamer Sam Jones, from Mncon—609 bales cot ton and 190 bales domestics, to Williamo Ac Hoi is. Way Ac King, N A Hardee Ac Co , C Hartridge, Hamil ton Sc Hardeman, J Jones Ac Son. Per steamer Metamora, frcpn Charleston—Brooks Ac Tupper, Way & King, M Preudergast & Co., T R Wayne, Steamer DeK-nb. Per schooner Mary Ann, from New Orleans—1G4 bbls Molasses, 110 hhds Sugar, 100 bbls Whiskey. Can dles, Ate., to T R Wayne, T 11 Mills, Brooks Ah'J up per, Cobens Ac UeTtz, A Welles &Co., Wood. Clag. horn St Co., GW Anderson Ac Bro , J A Fawns, Brig, bam, Kelly Ac Co., H J Gilbert, T F Willis Ac Co. Boston 4rGunby, Win Duncan. Per steHmer Wm. Seabrook from Charleston—Cen tr&l Rail Road, steamer Dekalb, W F Yonge, Dewitt & Morgan. Marshall At Aiken, W Crabtree, A A Solomons R Habersham. \Vichmnn Sy Lichter, J H Mayer,jj C McGinnis, Capt. M L Miller. F'Zngbaum tfCo. PASSENGERS. Mr. Clay's Speech.—Tue Washington Globe hys :—We have already as many orders for his speech as we can till in two weeks; and, Jierefore, we cannot receive any more subscrip- ions for it, unless the subscribers will agree to |rait more than two weeks. It will require bout one hundred and seventy reams royal ctavo piper to print those ulready ordered. Senator Houston.—It is said that Senator louston will'start for Texas this week, to meet he attacks that are being made on him at home felativeto the slavery question. His speech in he Senate did not give satisfaction to the south- |ni Senators. • Par Steamer Gen. Clinch, from Charleston—Mis Denslow, Mrs Cloud, Messrs J Fripp, F Nipson, Die turnell, Dodge and Van Nest. Per steamer Ohio, for chagries—Mr J S Montmoliu Per steamer H L Cook, from Augusta—Mrs Blake- wood, Mro Ricker, Miss E Liveby, S T Olney, John Boyd, J Wheeler, C Humphreys,J W Hunter, Jss Moore, R M Henington, E Roberts, J Henington, W Roundtree, 3 A Titan, Jos Dee, Dr C K Ayers, H To by, B F McDonnaid, and 3 on deck. Par steamer Wm Seabrook, f. om Charleston—Mrs Cbevers, 4 ohildren and serv’t. Mrs Harvey, Messrs J L Tobias. M Levy, G Mode, A S Gibby, E Mnyhsll, W Hill. J A Huger, J A Hume, C W Bruner, Master J T Baker, and 3 deck. Per steamer J Stone, from Palstka, Fla.—Mr. Ilnr rison and Lady, Hoyt, Baxter, Dr Hitchcock, lady and serv'ti, Mias Waring, B Rams, C Troup, D Troup, E Johnson,AJ Wright, CL Fribley, J Jack-urn, B Cute by, Mrs Anderson, J C Moore, J Broughton, MChache. W B Garral and Mr Lewis. Per steamer Metsmoi'a, from Charleston—Mias Carpenter, Miss Floyd, Mrs Lovell, Mrs Pierson, Mrs E G W'lgon, Mrs Lee, Messrs E B Means, C L Edwards, R fci Goldsbee. P H McCall, E Barbi nr, R c Johnson, H G L iper, A 3 Izard, F c Adams, VV Reeside, J Lovell, P Raymond, W H Bellamy, H Heiikins, P Thompson, J Gallo tt, H A Hansbsud, J B Danner, J P Stuart, c x’uti.er, E G Wilson, A Porter, J M Burns, W Bat- tersby, VV Wright, H McCullough. A c Prendbrgast, J WaltoD, capt M P Lea, zi\,W S Lee, A crocker, c %b ippeudale, R McPougall, P Karnes, J R Saundry, L Naifie, VV H Gold burs, and 96 on deck. 0l)ipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH, FEB. 18. The Treasury Difficulty Arranged.— ^he New York Commercial Advertiser says that he snail between Cong less and the Treasury department has been un-snorled, and that the rouble about the expenses of collecting the re- >nue has been udjustedto the satisfaction of all parties, except perhaps of Mr. Bayly, the chair- pan of tho ways and means committee.. This greeable result has been mainly effected, we un- jtand, by the judicious action of Mr. James G. png, of New Jersey. Health of Mr. Lawrence.—Dispatches here received at the State Department on Tuesday lost, containing the pieusing intelli gence of the partial restoration of the health of par minister ut the Britsh Court. Mr. Law buce had so recovered us to be able to attend i basiness. The Haoue Calamity.—The Coroner’* l.ury in this melancholy case, after being in consultation for three hours on Tuesday last, endered a verdict censuring A. B. Tay- or&Co. as being the direct cause of the ca- pmity, by using m ire steam than they were in formed the boiler would bear. Also censuring talker & Milligan as being the indirect cause bf the explosion, in permitting the boiler to go but of their possession, knowing it to bo im perfect; and that Messrs. Pease & Murphy Jre reprehensible for selling the boiler, know- ; it to be imperfect , and after it had been- xposed to the open air for more than a year. The whole number of persons killed is re orted at 67; whole number injured 30; whole umber escaped, 32, whole number missing 6; Dial 136. The denotions for the surviving sufferers ave already reached the sum of $14,470; of which $105,75 has befen contributed by the Keholars ofWard 8, hull No 93. 1 (Commercial intelligence. LATEST DATES: Liverpool Jan. 26 J Havre Jnn. 24 | Havana Feb. 6. ARRIVED. Steamer Tennessee, Pott ell, from Augusta, with Boats Nos 10 and 11, to P M Pond. Steamer Gen. Clinch, Dixon, Charleston, to Brooks & Tupper. Steamer H. Is. tfook, Shaw, from Augusta, to M. A. Cohen. Steamer J. Stone, Freeland, from Palatka, Flo., to Brooks & Tupper. Steamer' YVm. Seabrbok, Blankenship, from Charles* ton, to Brnokk & Tupper Steamer Sam Jones, Dillard, from Macon, to Brig- barn, Kelly &. Co. Steamer Metamora, Barden, from Charleston, to Brooks & Topper. Brig Leopold O'Donnell. Duntall, from New Or leans, to Wood, Clnghcnrn & Co. Schooner Mary Ann, t.'apt. Hopkins, from New Or leans, to Wood, Cluuhofn co. Middleton's boat by cai al—650 bushels rough rice, to R. Habersham & Sou. lime's boat, by canal-—850 bushels rough rice, to Way it King. Holiday’s boat, by canal—700 bushels rough rice, to R Habersham & Son. CLEARED. Brig Charles Henry, E Wilson, for Wilmington, Del—W B Giles & Co Fr brig Berzinu K Reece, BTuoza, for aportinth West Indies—F Sorrel. Br bark Heather Bell®, Jenkins, for Rotterdam—A Low & Co Brig Augusta, Stone, for New-York—Washburn. Wilder & Co. Bark Peter Demill, Hoye, for New-York—Crane & Roland. DEPARTED SteanderGen Clinch, Dixon, Charles'on. Steamer St. Matthews, King. Palatka, Fla. Meamer Oregon, Philpot, Augusta. Steamer Lmnur, Croswell, Augusta. Steamer Tennessee, Posted, Augusta; Steamer Wm. Seabrook, Blankenship, Charleston. Stedmbr Collins, Taylor. Macon. MEMORANDA. Charleston, Feb 16—Arr sclir Roswell King,fm Darien ; cld sebr Carrier, Cudwortb. for Savannah. New Orleans, Feb 10—Arr sclir Geo Engs, Smart, from Savannah. New York, Feb. II.— Cld. ship Southport, Mc Cormack. for Savannah. Arr brig Belle Paul?, Wilson, from Darien, brig Burmali, Snyeut. from Darien; schr. Harriet Hullock Appleby.from Savannah; schr. Weinmftt. Feney, do, ship Marion, Thompson,do; bark Exact, Steven»•, do, tetar. Geo. J. Jones, Look, do; schr. Valhalla, Tinker from Darien. 11th, Arr schr Rebecca & Frances, Nickerson, from Savannah. Cleared, schr Opher, Hoyntou, fordo. 12th, Arr. brig Georgians, Bedell, from Savannah; schr Mumento. Terry,from do. 13th, cld, tour Cicero, Baker, for Savannah. 14th, cld bark Philura, Thacher, for Savannah. Philadelphia, Feb 11—Arr schr Ann Somers, fm Savannah. Portlard, Feb 7—cld brig Grand Turk, for this port. 9th arr brig Georgiana, Gilchrist, from Savau- n<ih for Bath. Boston. Feb. 10th.—Arr. ship Charles Carroll, from Savannah 13th, arr brig A Dunbar, from St Marys, Geo. East Thomaston, Feb. 3d.—Sid. schr. Lucy Blake, for Savannah Searsport, Feb. 3d.—S’ld Scbr. Geneva, for Sn vannab. The brig Philura, Thatcher, up atr New York to sail for this port on 13th and the brig Excel, Re veil, on the 16th. Norfolk, Feb 12.—The schr Henry Dunetan, Bag- ley, from Savannah, bound to Baltimore, with a cargo of salt, went ashore on Saturday morning, on Cape Henry. The wrecking schr Pactolus, Baker, was des* patch down to her assistance to-day — she was in charge of aBal imore pilot atthe ti neshe wentasbore. _J3n 'he baik Velocity, Atkins, (of Chatham.] from Savannah, for Boston, with a cargo of rice and cotton, went on shore abieast of Bridgehampion, L1, on 10th inst, at 3 o'clock, A M, in a thick fog, andiiea high up on the beach. [per, europa,] Arrived at Liverpool J»m. Ship Liverpool Raisbeck, from Savannah; sailed from do. 2d Inst, ships Express, Anderson, for Savannah; 15th Lancashire, VV»$dley, for do; 12rh Mountaineer. Williams, for,do. Entered for loading on the 24th ship Kate Huntqr, Parson, New York. Havre, Jan. 23.—Arr. ship Eli Whilney, Dye, from Savannah. Deal. 221, enme down and anchored, Mary, Ritchie. f«>r Savan null. Cowes. 19th.—'The. Swedish bark Esther, Falander, from Havaun li, for Hamburg, came into harbor to await Lite breaking up of the ice a: linn burg Rio Janeiro, Dec. 23d, Arr,. brig Johauness, from Savannah. Q ieenvtown, Dec. 11th, Cld, schr Sultan, Brown,for Savunniih. ATHENAEUM. F. O. ADAMS & CO, L-vs-es. H. V. LO-VELL, Acting M.uiBg r. Pricey of Admission.—Pri'ate Boxes; 6,00 ench; Boxes mid Furqtieito 75 ceiils; Middle Gallory, 50 cents; Side Galleries, 25 conts. • F. 0. Admits & Co., have tho honor to nn- itounce to the citizens of Snvanhiih, that they will open the dramatic gcus.,n on This Even ing, Monday, Feb. 18th fur a short period, dur ing which they will produce a constant succes sion (illegitimate pieces, of tho most varied and populur'character, and trust in tho well known liberality of the Siivrtnnali public, for the reward of their exertions to contribute to their enter- ment. Their company has been selected with a view to tho representation of the legitimate drama, in its widest range, and is composed of ladies and gentlemen nf superior talents and establish ed reputation. TEIS EVENING, Feb. 18, 1S50. Will be presented Kotzaliue’s popular play, in 5 ai ts, entitled TIIK STRANGER. Stranger, - Mr. LOVELL. Baron Steihfort, , HENK1NS. Solomon BELLAMY. Peter, RAYMOND. Mrs. Haller, Mrs. LOVELL. Countess Wioterson, - Miss CARPENTER. The Evening’s entertainments to conclude withthe laughable conimcdilte in one act en titled TOM NODDY’S SECRET. Tom'Noddy, .... Mr. BELLAMY. Inkpen, ----- ... HAYMOND. Capt. Ormsnd, ....... KAINES. Gubriello, ...... Mrs. l.OVELL. Mury, ..... Miss CARPENTER. OF* Doors open at half past 6, curtain will rise at half past 7 o’clock, precisi ly. 13^ Seats and private Boxes miiy lie secured at the Box office, which is open from 3 to 5 o’clock P. M. PERSIAN OTTOO p ttOSl M. LIP SALVE, 1 —Also superior cold cream, for sofloning and beautifying, the skin and pre venting it from chnppine, prepared by Patey St Co. London. Received and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, & CO. fob 13 Gibbons* Building. L emon syrcp.-ioo boxeTlfT B. Rey’s superior Lemon Syrup, assort ed qualities; just received and for sate by fob II . G. R. HENDRICKSON &.CO. HfEDICAL NOTICE. - Doctor 1TJ. MOREL. Office No. 157, Broughton-St. ioli 7 a VlNINE! QUININE.—150 o*. - Fans’ Sulphate Quinine. For salu by jan 29 W.HUMPHREY8. Jin 13 ECEIVED PIiR BRIG WILSON* JLCl' U LLRE, 8 firkins choice Goshen Butter, ami a choice lot of Olieeser jan 30 JOHN D. JESSE. p ECEIVEDj per bark Savannah, 1® -LC I'Urrels Mercer Potoes a choice article, 10 barrels Planting Potatoes, 10 barrels Apples, 10 boxes Oranges. JOHN D. JESSE, feb 1 P NVELOJPES And Note l’upcr. For JLJ sale by j. B. CUBHEDGE, jan 15 Market-square. Savannah Cotton Market, Feb. 18 COTTON.--On {Saturday the sales were 566 bales, as follows ; 36 bales at 11%, 146 ut 11%, 3 at 11%, 137 at 12%. 264 at 12%c. SAVANNAH KXPORTS, FEB. 16. WILMINGTON, Del — Per brig Charles Heary - 33,420 feet Lumber, 84.700 Cypres* Shingles. WEST INDIES—Per Rr brig Berzitm K Reece- 234 tes Rice, 2240 feet Flouring Boards, 187 bushels Rough Rice., ROTTERDAM—Per Br. bark Heather Belle—203 bales Upiand Cotton, 738 casks Rice. NEW YORK, Per bark Peter Deuiill—743 bales Cottou, 11 crates Rope cuttings, 11 pkgs and one box Mdz. Per brig Augusta—120 tea Rice, 835 bales Cot- top, 50 empty A e Bbls. 22 fuses Mdz, 31 B lies, 71 bgs Rice Flour, 10 Oars, 9 kgs Butter, i Hhd. 3 Bbls. ATLANTA, FEB. 15—Cotton. The market yester* day was unsteady, and showed a decline of % to Vfec. CHARLESTON, FEB 16— Cotton The cotton mar ket continues very quiet. The sales yesterday were limited to 241 bales, as follows: 113at 12%, 34 at 12%, and 94 bales at 12%c. NEW YORK, FEB. 13. Money Market. Money is easier this raorniug, and the Banks continue todis- courttstrictly prime paper at 6 a 7per cent. Loans od call are readily negotiated at 5 percent on sound aticksas well as on Government. There is no mate rial variation to notice in otbm descriptions of pap*r S ILK. Umbrellas, uf a large size Just received, and lor sale low. by J. S. MAGILL, nov 29 Monumont-squart. LADIES’ SHOES MADE TO ORDER.—Wm. J. Reynolds most respectfully in forms the Ladies of Savannuh and its vicinity, that be hag commenced the above business, in all its branches, at J. L. Oliveii's, Boot Maker, No. 17 Bull-st., where he will endeavor to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage, as he intends to confine himself to the Ladis’ work alone. » jan 18 lm TIOLLANB GIN 1 . XX Gin, in Bond and for fob 3 ,—4 Pipes Swan sale by W. M. DAVIDSON. T he comprehensive COMMENTARY ON THE HOLY BI BLE, containing the text according to the authorized version, Scott. Marginal References, Mathew Henry's Commentary, Condensed, but containing every useful thought, the l’ructi- ical observations of Rev. Thomas Scott, D. D., with extensive explanatory, critical and Philo logical Notes.' A tew setts of the above work, in six vol umes, will be sold at a reduced price, by aug 1 J. B. CUBBEDGE. W indow sashes & blinds. 5000 lights, 8 by 10 Sash; 2000 do 10 by 12 do ; 1000 do assorted sizes; 100 p«ir Vennetian Blinds, assorted sizes. For snle by jly 31 J. G FALLIGANT. CROCKERY. — The subscri bers h ivejust received per ship Aaron from Liverpool, a complete assortment of White, Granite, F. Blue and Mulberry Din ner Tea and Chamber setts ; also, Spit Basins, Foot Baths, Slop Jars, Hot Water P.ates, Sick Feeders, Covered Plates, together with a full supply of French China, Glassand Stone Ware, .for sale at low prices, by *•' COLLINS & BULKLEY, feb 7 100 Bryar.-st FOR SALE.—The ship TAMER LANE, of 357 T»ns. This ship is strong and staunch,and as dpsirablefor the California trade, ns any vessel in port, feb 18 PADELFORD. FAY & CO. For New York. The fnstsailing bark PENTUCKET, Tuylnr master, havii g the larger potion of her freight eng >ged, will meet with des patch. For balance of freight, Tply to feb 13 PADELFORD. FAY & CO. N OTICE.—The Executors under the w.ll of the late Mr. ANDREW LOW, apprize nil parties indebted to the fiimnl Andrew Low & Co. on the 31st August, 1849, t at liquidation »i I be required prior to 1st March, proximo. Accounts then unadjusted will of necessity pass into the hands of th"ir solicitors for suit. ANDREW LOW & CO. f.b 18 6— O KRIS TOOTH WASH.—For Of ansiug ami proscrv g the Teeth a < Gums, and purifying the breuth. Received and for sale by feb 16 G. R. HENDRICKSON. & CO. "DEAUTIFUL DAGUERREO- Jj TYPES.—Mr CARY would respectlullv give notice that ht* lias re-opeued his rooms over the .Jjwe'ry S oie of the lute Mr. T. T. Wilmot corner Bryan street nnd Market Sqr. Operating hours from 9 A. M., to 5 P. M. Children-i Likenesses, at uny age, taken in frotji 1 to 3 seconds sitting. Paintings and Daguerreotypes neatly copied and set in Medallion, Moiocco Cases, or Finger Rings. For snle, a splendid appnmtus w ith instruc tions in the art of taking Pictures' feb 15 tf ^TIOPRINTERS.—Wanted, acompe- X tent journeyman PRINTER, who is ac quainted with Job Printing, and with the du ties of a Daily Newspaper Establishment. One wlio'cun come properly recommended will re ceive a good situation by immediate applica tion at this office. feb 14 \ITANTED TO HIRE, a trusty W man servant, to wait in a printing office. Apply at this office. feb 14 A*TED TO RENT, A small comfortable House, suitable for n small family. Addr'Ss"W, at the office of the Morn ing News, giving location, rent &o. feb 6 WANTED TO H IRK, an ex- V T perienced COOK; one that can come well recommen led as such, will be paid liberal wages. Apply at No 1J8 Brougton street. feb 12 6 YTC7INE.—25 quarter casks Burgundy VV PORT WINE, landing t«, m brig Ame- sieon, and for sale by W. M. DAVIDSON. feb $ K iested’s breast oint MENT-—This ointment is unequaled by any other application for the cure of Ague in the breast, caking of the milk, or tu mors from any other causes, whether in tho Bn-ast or any other part of .the body; just re- ceived and for sain by ' fob 7 G. R. HENDRICKSON & CO. TCRENCII NEEDLE WORK’D X COLLAR S. — Just received u haiid- snmn assortment of French Needle Work'd U^,ar.-; mourning do; necdln work'd Cuff* burning do; for sule low for cash, jun 24 J. 8. MAGILL. S ELLING AT COST.—The Sub scribers, wishing to reduce their Stock of Wl'TER CLOTIilNG, will sell tho balanc* of their Stock at co.t voh casu. They res* peeti’ully invito the uttcutjbu of their friends and the public gencrallv. <», f> b 9 HAMILTON & SYMONS. I NFA N T S’ EMBROIDER’D ROBES. AND WAISTS—Just received and for salu low for cashi J. S. MAGILL. jun 24 Y “ JESTS I VESTS! —An assortment of black and fancy Satin and Silk - Vests, fbr sale.by HAMILTON & SYMONS, feb 8 LHSH HOOKS AND LINES.— X Limerick, Kerby and Virginia Trout Hook* Silk, Hair Grass, Hemp, Cotton, and Gimp, Twisted Snell and Fly lines. Just received and (or sale, by E. LOVELL, aug 1 11 1-2 Barnard-street. YOUR HOUSE. waring’s RANGE, OPPOSITE Tan MARKET. T HE Undersigned beg leave to inform tl« public that the above Establishment ho* just been entirely rennvnted and refitted for tha coming season and they will be happy to servo all who mny favor them with a call. Their lar* der will always he stored with the choicest viands the market affords, viz: Venison, Beef steaks, Mutton-chops. Woodcock, Snipe, Oys ters, &e., &c., which will bo Berved up in the best style. The season for Oysters having commenced a choice lot will always be found on hnnd, and a* “trying is the naked truth,’* give us a call. BURT & DALY: sept 25 if ^ LARGE VARIETY THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand a large assortment of BONNETS, consisting of Tuscans, Pearls, Cobergs, Peddles, Fancy and Tulip B>ald-<,&c; also, a large assorment of Ribbons and Flowers, at the lowest c&sh prices. Bonnets and Hats Blenched, Pressed and Altered to the-Latest Style, ut No. 15 Bur- iiard-street, South side Market-square, jan 29 • f S TOMB. sale by feb 8 of Fancy mts. Pc HAMILTON & SYMONS. and Black Doe Skin Cass. Pants. For XA/HITE SHIRTS. V V ply of White Shirts,- .ffl for sale by feb 8 'A fresh tmpi' 'hite Shirts,'.flfst received and HAMILTON & SYMONS: PIANOFORTES.—The subscriber offers for g-ile Shirty five (i, 6i, 6}. and 7 Octave Ma hogany and Ros wood PIaNOS, made to order hv Chickering, Nunns & Clurk. Nunna & Fisher, a .rlA. H.Gule&Co. The.instruments are unsurpassed by any made in tlii« country, for purity and fullness of tone, and elegance of workmanship. Some of them are furnished wiih complete iron frames, which strengthen the case and prevent the liability of getting out of tone. Others have the ordinary metalic plates.a id enn be offered for lower prices.— These Pianos are offered wiihout any advance upon the manufnetur- s, prices, and those who are desirous of obtaining a superior instrument, al a m'odei ate expense, would do'w.-ll to call and i-xa nine before purchasing elsewhere. Also for sale a large assortment of all kinds Cabinet Furniture, Wool, Hair, nnd Moss Mat rasses I. W. MORRELL, feb 6 G alvanized iron. — the ONLY RUST PKOOF IRON.—By re cent arrangmenr with the importers of this article. Me-tin. Geo. B. Mon-wood & Co.| of New York, the subscriber is enabled to offer it at wholesale, in large quantities, at the same prices at which it can be bought fsom them. nn<i in smaller lots at little udvance on New York prices. ^ , Also. “ FARNHAM’8 DOUBLE ACTION FORCE AND LIFT PUMP,” which will raise 14J gallons per 30 revolutions, nnd a-good ar ticle of BEER 1JDMP8, fnr -ale bv ' JAMES 8ULLIVAN, jan 24 tf r .:Nb. 12 Wliitaker-st. L AMP OIL for sale by JOHN POOLF, No. 11 Whitaker 8 reef, nearly opposite Swiff, Denslow & Webster, feb 14 JOHN POOLE, Wholesale and Re al tail Dealer, in Point., Oil, Turpentine and Varnishes, French and American W ndow Glass Paint. Va^pish and whitewash Brushes, Sab e and Camel Hair Pencils, - Badger and Camel Hair Blenders, Graiping Cou.’-j, Artist’s Brush es and Colors, &c., &c. Paper Hangings, Borders and Fire Board Prints. , N. B< Rouse, Sign and Ship Pai -ti- g, Gild ing, Graining, and Glazing doptoq reasor.a lei terms by. JOHN fOOLE, No. 11 Wi.hoker Bjireet,. nearly oposite Swift, .Denslow &. Webster. F ain extractor.—a fresh ^ ply of Dailey’s Magical Pain Extractor. Cures all Kinds of sores and inflamationa. Ju*t received and for sale by G. R. IIBNDRI0K80N tfe CiSfe- feb 12 Gibbons' Buildings. B kistol brick dust^- TtiH b,°st usiicle in use for cloning tublo cutlery ’ A so Mt. Eagle Tripoli forUeaniog sil ver and all 11her metals; its superiority isac« km wledged by all uho have used it. For sale at the House Furnishing store of COLLINS & BULKLEY feb 13 100 Bryan-street. T>EASE’S ST ■ 8 i 's Clad 'ANDY.—John Pease & Clarified Essence of Hourhound Candy, for coughs, colds, &c. Just received and for sab-by feb 16 G R. HENDRICKSON. & OO. y^alentinesTj^ V EN IINE BOOKS, Taper. AL- • ...,.■ JfowBr opes. Received by J. B. CUBBEDGE. jan 28 TUXAGA5EINES. Godey’s andGrnbem’s J_«X rMagazinea .fur January are received. Those who wish subscribe for the yest will plpase cull. $2.50—no postage—if paid in ad« vivee—if charged, $3,00. J.'B. CUBBEDGE dec. I8 V , , , .... ;l ., TT OUSUKEPPER’S AX of superior quality, cifi quit i gt Serb 1 ' 'aid Hearth Lam . Glass Brushes,'Gnimb, Naii Brush *, aim I’ittte Btushp* for vor. For rtalo b; « DENTAL-,NOTICE,— DR. PARaONS, Sqrjeort Dentist from Now York, respectfully in forms the Ladies and Gentlemen of Savannah and vicinity, that he has removed to No- 157 CongresB-street, over Mr. Van Ness’Store, near the market, Where, he will perform all o_pera. tions on the Teeth aud Gums, in a style not but- passed by any pretender of the Art in the uni- verse. Teeth set on Gold plate or stump, in the neatest manner without pni i. Children’s Tepth, however irregular they may be, can be adjusted and jalarect in due form. His supe rior skill for plugging, filing and extracting dif ficult Teeth itiid Roots, is unrivaled-: Aching and tender nerves cured a^d filled, immaterial how large the cavity may be, with cement, pure as gold, to la»t for life, without pain. Those who have large and tender cavities, and given up ns lost,by-other Dentists,Jplease call, mid it will be proved by ocular demonstra tion, that they co» he saved. Front 30 years constant practice he trusts to give perfect sat isfaction. ' . Mineral Teeth and Foil for sale. ’ if jj R. fereace, by permission, to Valentine Mott, M. D., Tims. Boyd, M. D., Jas. McNaugion, M. D., N. Y.; Wm. Van Denrsen, M. D.,N» J. frh 14 3mos