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rol jIt DOILAUS PER ANNUM. ....publication Office at No. lit, Bay Street, the new ‘Custom House.. 1 1 if ij; ii SINOEB «OHBf»We «*N»§, ^USltBO DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY UY JOHN HI. COOPER. w . t. THOMPSON, EDITOR. tKkms: _■*: The Daily Morning N«ir» is delivered to City 1 lubicriber. at $4 per qnuupi, payable half-yearly in idrancc'OT forTBN cents a week, payable to the Carriers. Single copies, Two cents. The Tri-Weekly JHp»7»ln* News, for the coun- Irv containing all tile news matter and new advertise ments of the daily, i« furnished for three dollars per- - annum, in advance. . Advertisements inserted at the following rates : 1 square, 1 insertion, $0,50 | 1 square 1 month, $7,00 Kaeb continuance,.. 50 1 square 3 months, 13,00 1 square, l week,... 3,50 j 1 square 3 months, 15,00 »3»* Ten lines or less to constitute a square. Advertisements published every otberday, and those 'nserted once or twice a week, are charged 00 cents per square for each insertion. ‘ Legal advertisements inserted at the usual rates. Advertisements frpiH trausiuut persons or strangers, must be paid in advance. Yearly advertisers wilrbe restricted to their regn- i l ar buisnessee,and all Othsr*dv»stiseli»ents pot pertain ing to their regular bualnoss oaagreed for, will be charg Yearly advertisers dxceediagintbeir advertisements 1 ibe average number of lines agreed for, will be charged -at proportional rates. .- All advertisements for charitable Institutions and religious Societies will be charged half price. Advertisements sent to tills office without di rections ns to the number of insertions, will be pnb- lisbed daily, until ordered to bo -discontinued, and ■ charged accordingly. , . J All new advertiesmon ts appear in the Td-week- ' ly News, for the countty. * # * All 1 ottersdireetadte this office ortho Editor, must be post paid. MORNING NEWS. Bang of a Little Heart. I’ll sing thee a song of a dear little hcapt That belonged to a dear Jittle maid. And I'll tell thee in rhyme of the curious part That this" little heart once played— For the little maid asked her, hqart-ona day, As it beat 'noath-her bosom of snow, In faith, little trembler would’st time Away t But the little heart answered—Np I , . i - And theye came on eld man with furrowed check, With his head so bald and gray, And he jingled his gold, and thus did seek To intice this heart away. Ha ! ha I says the little maid, with a laugh, Old man with thy head of snow, Dost think that 1 care for thy yellow chaff 1 But the little heart answered—No 1 And there came one with a titled name, And a string of JL/s, M’s and D's, And he said that his brfeast was consumed by a flame That nought but this heart could appease. So the little maid asked her heart again, . Prythee, little one, wilt thou go 1 llut the heart was vexed, and- would scarcely deign To answer her—No I no I no I But there come a youth, gay, careless and fair. And he stood-'meath a broad tree near, And he «mg so softly and sweetly an air, That me maiden came close to hear. And he kispod her andsmiled as shepressed her heart With her hands, it fluttered so And she blushed and sighed as sho bade him depart, But her little heart add—No f ho I Sente and SensaUon.^The greyhound runs by eyesight oeiy, and this we Observe as a fact. The carrier pigeon flies his two hundred and fifty miles horhoWafd, by eyesight, viz., from point to point of objects which he fibs mrrrked; but this is only our conjecture. The -fierce dragon-fly, with twelve thousand lenses in his eyes, darts from angle to angle with' the ra pidity of a flashing sword, add as Icttpidly darts back—not turning in the air, hut with’ a clash reversing the action of his four wings—the only known creature that possesses this faeqUy. IIfs sight then, both forward and backwards, 1 must he proportionately rapid with his' wings, and instantaneously calculating the distance of objects, or he would dash himself to pieces. But in what conformation of his eye does this consist ? No onfe can answer. A cloud of ten thousand gnats dunces up and down iri the sun, the gnats being so close together that you can scare jly see the minutest interval between them, yet no one knocks another heacilong up on the grass, or breaks a leg cr a 1 wing, long and delicate ps- these are. Suddenly, amid your admiration of this matchless douce, a pe- culiarTiigh-shouldcred vicious gnat, with long, pale, pendant tiose, darts out tff the rising and falling cloud,, and . settling on your cheek inserts/a poisonous sting. What possessed this little wretch to do this 7 Did he smell your Wood in tho vnazy dance 7 No one knows. A four horse-coach comes suddenly upon a flock of goesoona narrow road, and drives straight through the middle of them. A goose was never yet fairly run over, nor a duck. ‘They are under the very wheels and hoofs and yet, somehow, they contvive to flap and Waddle safely off. Habitually ffiupid, heavy and in dolent, they are, nevertheless, equal to any emergency. Why' does the lonely woodpecker when he descends his tree-and goes to drink, stop several times on his way,—listen and look round—before he takes his draught? Noono knows. How is it that the species of out, which taken in battle by other ants to be made slaves, should he the black or negro ant? No ■One knows.— The Poor Artist. .lohn Buchanan has decided in Now Orleans, that, tlie holder of an office, the constitutional term of which is four years, cannot be removed by the governor, but is etititled,_l»-the office for •the constitutional term. . At, his old Pranks —Old Whiley, yesterday had hfs war spirit -cdnsiderably revived. We oio informed, that as the fireman’s procession passed wjth its martial music, his rejoicing knew no restraint, and that, with mano apd tail erect, heplunged into the midst of them, and spread dismay and confusion along the whole line.—Republic. Romance and Reality.—Thu Trenton Ga- ^ette has received a letter from a printer in lonolulu who went to California in Col. Ste- v< mson s regiment, in which ho remained till the war wns over, then toik to publishing tlieCali- 0 nun«, abandoned that business, sailed for Ohi- !! a ’ was wreckedat the Honolulu, was taken into avor by a chief, married his daughter and is now one of the first citizens of the village. He perfectly contented with his situation, nnd 19 braking of agitaliug tho project oftbean- nekut. o i of his Hawaiin majesty's dominions to the United States.” Maiuuagk in New, York.—Maj. Noah thus hits at the recent legislation of tho N.” Y. general assembly on the subject of marriugo and divorce! Upon the whole, considering the amendments which have already been introduced in tho Iuwb relating to the marriage contract, and the. proposals for a further legislative reluxation of the conjugal ties brought before the Assembly the ether day, wo think it is time that tlie rights and duties of matrimony should bo more, dis tinctly defined, and the marriugo ceremony it self altered in conformity with tho prevailing tasto on the subject. Wo'are aware that no le gal nocessiry exists for the actual and precise observance of this ceremony ; but still, by hun dreds of poo'ple who yet think in an old fash ioned manner, it is regarded os an exponent of the requirements of wedlock, when in fact its tenets are obsolete, and die principles it incul cates are fae behind tho ago. Since legislation is determined to taken mini’s domestic relation under its charge, let the thing be done effectually, and let as understand exactly what a man may expect and what may be expected from him in. a matrimonial way ; for in the present confu sion on the subject, a careless man who does not keep a sharp look-out on the proceedings - of the Legislature, may some fine morning find hint self minus a Wife Without exactly knowing the cause. The “divinity” that in nudient did ‘‘hedge a king” was harmless in com-, parison with ilio “legality that dotii hedge n woman” now-a-days. Strong points for di vorce stick out in every direction, and it will be about as safe to fall in love with a “bristly porcupine” ns with a feminino surrounded by »uch protection and ai med with such powers as it is now intended to invost her willinll. A man has at present absolutely no control over his wifo’s property, ho voice in its dispo sal, no uheck upon her actions. The facilities for obtaining divorce are, one would think, numerous enough, yet ilia Legislature is-phout increasing them by making drunkenness and insanity sudibient causes. A woman wishing to be ‘Viff wi’ the old love and on wl’ the new,” can, in many cases, by her. conduct drive her husband to the vice which will justify her fli- vorce from him; or if he cannot bo driven to the bottle, she can at any rate drive him mad, which will answer the same purpose. Now, instead of this patchwork legislation, would it not bo better to institute broader and more radical improvements, which would cov er the whole ground, and prevent wedded life from degenerating into one of continual litiga tion? This could perhaps be done best by re cognizing various ordors of marriage suitable to the capacities and dcqires of every hymenial aspirant. I'irst, we could have experimental matrimony, or marriage on trial, terminable or aonfirmable'<at the option o£ either party as it might prove a failure or success. This would exactly meet tho case of tho very many who “marry in haste tto repent at leisure.” There might bo also marriage conditional, to cease on any contingency taking place, such, as tho return of a former lover, the mal apropos interference of a New passion on either part, &c. &c.; or marriage provisional, by which the husband might stipulate for certain privileges—as an occasional spi’ee, &c.—without four of a ^uit of divorce. Then why not marriage for a term of months or {years?—'probably more appropriate to the exigencies of the time than any other. We throw out these hints for consideration. If they are acted upon, a sort of certainty wjll at least be given to matrimony, and when people get married they will know exactly what they are about. Heroism, bf a Southern Lady.—Tho police of Philadelphia, on Saturday, arrested a large and athletic negro, known as "Black Bill,” for entering a few weeks ago, the dwelling of Mrs. Revoudt, in Aroh street, nnd robbing it of a quantity of jewelry and ciothing, and $26 in money. The Philadelphia Suu says! The only person in. the house at the' time, was Miss Sarah ’Anh Drane, a young Indy from Maryland or Virginia,who resided with Mrs. R. The cournge which she exhibited in an encounter'with the thief, justly entitles her to tlie heroic name of Jngello of Philadelphia.' She is an hontir to her sex and tho rest of man kind, and Maryland oi Virginia should feel proud of such a brave fair one. Whilst seated in tho parlor, enjoying the pleasure of profound retirement, a slight noise overhead arrested her attention. She picked up a lamp and ascended to tlie bed-chamber, and on opening tho door discovered‘tho sable thief in the act of getting out of the window. Sh'e dashed after him, and holding the lamp close to his face, satisfied herself that ho was black by nature. He was-go far out of the Window that she could not arrest him. He descended the arbor ns quickly as he could, and she, retracing her steps, passed hurriedly down the stairs,'opened the door loading to the yard, and caught him in a recess near the fence. He was powerful, she, though week, was courageous. She caught him by tho wool of'tho head, and succoeded almost in pulling him down. It was a terrific struggle ; he had tlie clothes on his arm; held on to them with great pertinacity, not knowing, perhaps, at the time, that they acted,'fortu nately too, as a shield for hi* weaker antagonist. Sho screamed for assistance, holding on all tho while to tho woolly fabric, that stuck out liko a brush heap. At lust he drew a knife and made a desperate plunge at her, but tho weapon entered and cut the cloth ing which overloaded his arm. Still she held ori, and called more loudly for assistance, but no one came. Tlie front door of the house was locked, which prevented ingress there, and the yard could not be found readily from the sound of hor vtjee. He made one or two more In effectual thrusts nt her with the weapon. The fourth thrust had some effect. The blade passed entirely through her dress, just below eha breast, entered the skin, and cut cleat down to tho groin. At tho’samo moment she uttered a most heart-rending shriok, the wool gave way, and the desperato and cowardly villain bounded over the fence, leaving behind him the stolen clothing, which, on a subsequent examination, were found to be more or jess cut. The thief escaped ; the courageous young la dy hastened to the house, still holding on to tho handful of wool, and becoming exceed ingly nervous from tho desperate adventure, was taken ill, and remained quito sick for sev eral days. The burglar tlten escaped, leaving, the clothes behind him, but keeping posossion of $20 in gold coin, and quantity of jpwclrv On Saturday, lioWevor, the vigilant officers ferreted out "Black Bill,” and took him into custody. He was taken to the residence of Mrs Revoudt, and Miss Drain sunt for to recog nise him. The moment she laid eyes upon him, sho shrank back with evidorit horror, and fixclaimed—“My God, -don't Itririg him near* mo I—ho is the.nmn 1” Asa matter of course, “Bill” professed big innocence, hut in default of $2000 bail was committed to prison by Al derman Mitchell to await a further hearing, when further developments are expected to bo made. ESP Tho government of India has, at the suggestion of tho Agri-Horticifliiunl Society of India, announced that nprize of fc'ivo Thous and Rupees shall bo given for an improved cotton cleaning machine, (unrestricted by any particular mechanical principle) such as, in tlie opinion of the government, shall have fully attained the principal objects described by the society, namely, “trt bo so perfect in its action in separating cotton wool fVottt the scod, and possessing such qualities of expedition,- sim plicity and comparative cheapness, as to render it likely to como into, practical useand the Agri-Horticultura! Society have determined to adjudge its Gold’ Medal for tho same object. CgP The entire sum of money raised by tho churches of Great Britain for missionary pur poses, is about $1,750,000; by those of Ameri ca, $750,600? making together, $2,500,000; and yet this sum scarcely 1 equals the anuual gifts at Kaloe’s temple, Calcutta. “Sorrows Come not Single Spies.'’.—On Tuesday last we recorded the deutb of .Mrs. Charlotte Hunt, a young wife and mother in this city. On the following day her little ono —an. only child—ru:as token away, and last evening, evon before hor remains were commit ted to the earth her husband was also smitten by the handof death—the floilver and the stalks being thus withered at a single blow. These three constituted the whole family—and tliCy are to bo carried to their long home to gether—and almost laid in one and the' same grave. There is something deeply uflllcting in such a bereavement as this—when the Destroy er; in hisi triumphant, but desolating march, after having stricken tho guardian ungel from the family circle pausetfi not, until he hath swept every member of it from their pleasant hearthstone-into tlie tomb. What an admoni tion, thut “in the midst of life'we are in death.’ [Lowell Journal. S1P1R1T GA8 OK BURNING PI.VlB.-Al so, Spirit Gas Lamps. Forsilfoby ' . , - i . , J. A. MAYER, mar id No- 154 Brough ton-street. r'LAKK.’H MATCHER For sale by ^ LA ItOCHfe & GODFREY, feb 30 . -Gwudry’s Building. PLAIN AND BLACK BAREGEH—Just rc A ceivp\l and for sate low, mar 6 J. A MAGILL. cele- lor rtOWLAND’S LOTION, for Improving nftd V beautifying the complexion and rendering tlie skin fcir, soft, and transparent. Received anil for sale by GI R. HENDRICKSON fe CO. mnr 14 Gibbons’ Buildings. VTESTIiflENtAL 80A*?7 also Bullard’s e ’ brnted, Patent Animal anil Vegetubio’Oil Soap, olaaning coat collars, woollen,'Linen and Cotton goods, from spots occasioned, by grease, painL tar, varnish and oils of every description, received and for sain by- mar 14 G, R, HENDRICKSON fe CO. T ATIlitOP ifc FOOT® nre BOW receiving, and will continue to receive, during the summer, a full supply of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Merchants, planters and others are invited to exam ine the stock, which will be offered on favorable term 9 - , mar 11 I JAIUJY’H ANTI-DYSPEPTIC AND Antl- II Bi * liilllous Elixir, fob ae For side by Larociie & Godfrey, Gahdry’s Buildin ANTON CRAPE SCARFS.—A few Crape Shawls, Mantles Scarfs. &c. Just rcciav- ' ft ' ed, and for safe by mar 4 Canton repie Laroche, bowne co. CRMEAN CHURNS) and Freezers, Rotary and Staff Brittoi' Churns, 8punge and Hipp Baths, Clothes Hampers, Corn Poppers, Egg Fryers and Poachers, Plated Tuks and Spoons, Kniie Bests. Pink ing Irons, Apple Roasters, Foot Baths, Cliothes fins, Glove Stretchers, Tea Bells,Lnmp8cisBors,CorkDraw- ers, &o. Just received, and for salo by . - COLLINS & BULKLEY, apl 4 No. 100 Bryan-stroet. T RAVELLING TRUNKS, Travelling Bags, Gutta Percha Bass, School Satchel*. S. A, WOQD, Ppril 4 106 Bryan st GALHOBN’S SPEECH.—The Speeoh of Hon. v " / John C. Calhoun of South Carolina, ns delivered in the Senate of the United States, March 4th, 1850. For sale by mar 11 JOHN M. COOPER. P JACOBS, SUGAR AND TOBACO STORE, • No. 37 Bull Street, (Wgn of the Indian Hear Monument Square) Savannah, Geo. N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand, Spanish, Half Spanish and American Segars, at Wholesale and Ra ted. Also Chewing Tobacco, Sautf, Ste. mar 29 TO BUSINESS MEN. T HE Publishers of the “CHATTANOOGA GA ZETTE” ofler their paper to the business men of the Southern cities as one of the best Advertising Mediums in tlie South-West Our Mr. DaNVOuth, late Publisher in Athens, Ala., brings to the “Gazkttb” several hundred new subscribers from tho Elk River country, which addition gives our paper a very ex tensive circulation among Planters, Fanners, Trad ers, Merchants, and others. Advertisements hand somely displayed, and terms very moderate. DANFORTU St, PARHAM. Chattanoooa, March, 1850. MKMSJnM® KT2 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE* QAUDBY S BUILDING, B0LL-8T. J. B. CUBBKDGB, Printer of tho Daily M6rn1n<» Nkws, respectful ly informs his friends and the public, that having made extensivo additions to his well selected assort ment of printing materials, ho Ib prepared to exOecuto with despatch every variety of BOOK and JOB PRINTING, and on terms as reasonable as those of any other establishment ih the South. By tipi em- ployineut of the host materials nnd bo fieri or- work men, and giving his personal attention to the business, ho doubts hot that ho win bo able ter give the fullest satisfaction to all who may favor him with their pa tronage. J..ty" Orders inny lie left at the Book Store in Con gress street, or at tho office of tho Uuily Morning News. No. 117 Boy-street. filar 35 r PO THE LADIES,—Just received from tho North; n very lino atid largo assortment of Bon. nets—l’carl, Chain, White, Album, Fluted: itad Lace, with a splendiil assortmdntuf Parasols, Misses Albino; and I.nces, Jenny Lind, Plata and Riding Huts, Ac., which are ottered ut low prices liy -WICHMANN St LIGHTS, 139, Broughton st., opposite J. Dixon & Oo’s. <!bn- fectfonery, . mar U fcJANIiSC jSAKMAPAKll.LA. For sale by ~ LA ROCHE St GODFREY, fob SB GondFy’e Butldflig. fPHOMl'HONIAN MEDICINE8.—A - 1, supply of tho following articles: hound. Seal, Crtmfrey Ron JOHN A* MAYER, Drai Next door to LI Root J st, 10ft Brinighton-st. bridge’s new Building. J UST RECEIVED, Jier Bark Vernon, Twenty Boxes Muccnu Oranges, Ten bbls Apples, by mar 39 , •’ ’ J. D. JESSE. SPIRIT GAS LAMPS.—Just received, a com ^ plete assortment of Lamps, for burning Gas or Fluid. Tile light is much more brilliant tbun oil or candles, ihr superior in point of cloraditiesff, and ore more economical. Also, constantly on band, tire beat quality •of Fluid for burning in the ramps. For sale by mar 15 COLLINS St BULKLEY, 1M) Bryan st Ivory TABLE CUTLERY.— Just received 4 per Southqruefy a full supply of l,vo*r and Buck Horn Cutlery, also. Pocket KniVbs Nat Pickers,Nut- Crackers, Lump Scissors, &c. For sale by mar 4 COLLINS fc BjULKLEY. VANILLA BEANS, flt (R cents; also, Extracts ' for tMVoring Ices, Jelfyes &o. -at reduced prices. Received and for.sole by G. R. HENDRICKSON & CCL mar 4' ribbons* Ruilding. ,l>y t ATHllGP St ate. for sab FOOTE. JI3P TO THE LAMES! FANCY AND TRIMMING STORE OF W ICllMANN & LtCHTE.—Just received another large assortment of BONNETS, as Jenny Lind and Hungarian, now styies, Sicilian, Neapolitan I.aoc, Spanish, Diamond, PaiuiU, French, and Misses’ Bon nets of every description. The ladies are respeetlul- y invited to Call and see at 139 BROUGH 1 TON-ST, •T ECTUREg AND ESSAYS, BY HENRY GILES.—John Howard and the Prison World of Europe, from original ami authentic documents, by Henworth Dixon. EUriede of Goidal and other Poems, by Marks, of Burhamvillc. Part 4 Dictionary of Mechanic’s Engine Work, &e. by Oliver Byrne. ' Graham's Magazine for March. The Black-Plumed Rifleman, a Tale of the Ravo- lution, by Newfon M Curtis. Tho Clandestine Marriage, by Ellen Wallace. The Debtor'sDanghter, or Liiisand-itii Changes, by T S Arthur. Received by mar 9 JOHN M. COOPER. T> EOliIVKI) per brig Wilson Fuller five barrels JLV fresh Soda Biscuit, 5 barrels fresh Rutter Crockers, 5 .<*;■ " . Pilot Bread. .: - 5 Firkins choice Goshen Bitter, . a 6 boxes Cheese; 30 bbls. Meteor Potatoes, a choice article: Had choice• article, of Green and Black Teas.. JOHN I). JESSE. mar 21 H OWELL, 1,W Cl ngrean-strect, baa just received a very fine lot of Note Paper and En volopcs, Pearl Card n '' Coses, Sic. Cusca, flower Vases, mar 29 iVf YiMOIEM «F THE LIFE AND WRIT- HA itiga of Thomas OhBlmcrs, D. D., LL. D. By his sou-iu-luw, the Reverend William Hunm, LL. li. Vol. 1. Cosmo*: A sketch of a physical description Of tho Universe. By Alexander Voji UuniboH. Women iif America: Her work and her reward. By Maria J. Me into all, author of “Charms and Coun ter Charfhs,” St c. Tho Wilmington*:, A Novel. By the author of “Norman’s Bridge,” “Angela," &c., SketehCs of Minnesota, tlie New England of tho West, with Incidents of IbraVnl in that Territory dur ing the Summer of 1849. By E. 8. Seymour. Tho Life - and Correspondence of Robert Soutfiev. Parts. . Historical aiid Descriptive Sketches of the Women of tlie Bible. By P. C. Headley. The Genius ot Scotland. Bv .Roy, Robt. Turn bull. Dictionary of Mechanics, Engine-work imd Engi neering. , Parts. Memoirs of the Rev. John Williams, Missionary to Pittyaesin. By Ebchezer I’rout, of Halstead.' First American Edition. " Memoirs of tho Rev. Walter M. Lowrie, Misaionarr to Chinn.- Edited by bis Father. Egypt and the Books of Moses, Translated from the German, By It, D. C. Robbins. Caprices. The practice of Surgery and the application of Dressings, etc. By John Hastings, M. D., U. S. N., with'illustrations. A Theoretical, and Practical Treatise on Midwife ry. By P. Cazcaux. Translated from the second F rench Edition by Robert P. Thomas, M. D. A Modern History, from the Time of Luther to the Fall Of Napoleon. By John Ldrd, A. M. Daily Bible Hluytratfoua: Being Original Readings for n Year. By Johtt Kitto, D. D., F. fk A. A Grammar of the. Latin Language. By C. G. Zumpt. The Physical Atlas of Natural'Phenomena, fey Al exander Keith Johnson, F. R. G. S., T. O. S. , : Received by JOHN M. COQfeER. SARATOGA WATER, in pint bottles. For sales by U. I. MYERS, mar 27 Smuts’. Building. L URIN’S EXTRACTS, a* Jenny Lind, etc., Jules Hauers Eau lustra], Lavender Water, “A la cloche d’or.” For sale by L. J. MYKftfl, tear 37 Smuts’ Building. POMS AND SEE*—A very rich assortment of w Bags, Purses, Portmonaies, Card Cases, Paper Cutters, fee., at HOWELL’S, mar 33 157 Congress-street (ti ll GUARDIAN, A novel by Mrs McKenzie w Daniel, author of My Sister Minnie, fee. Hands not Hearts, a-novc. by Janet W. Wilkinson. The Fencing Master, or 18 months at 8L Peters burg, by Alexander Dumas. F'anny Heryey, or the Mother's Choice. New supplies of Dark Sennas in History, by G. P. R, James. New York by Gas Light. fob 95 ' . fe. CUBBEDGE. apl'3 ”TO UONFKUTIONBRS.-^fl Coriander Seed, for sale by L: J. MYERS, Smets’ Building. ARDEN SEEDS.—rAn assortment of choice II fresblfeardun Seeds, just received and for sale by april 5 *LaKOCHE & GODFREY. T IQtJUID ADIIESIV'E PLARTteRTfoTl^fol^' AJ april 5 LaROCUE & GODFREY. WfllCHT’S Pure Concqntratcd' EXtRACTof v ” LFMON, for flavoring lee Creams, Jellies, 4c. Foreale fay . April 5 LaROCRE 4 GODFREY. IUST RKCI «» 8t tfflssR’ssssak*' •’SSiSV" piNK HFONGB for sale by * mar 30 ^ LaROUME fe GODFREY. mnr 30 UO !»v Lokocius A GGU JtOFK, 1101’H.— New crei .naS^ LnKOOllE r fe Gaudry’s Building. S A i N * n P * ,TJ»WhiSEND’ri SAUNA ( ,J„' A m k ' r by • BaROCHK ipBODFl mnr ’ tu Gamlry’s I FLOUR,_.m bbls. superfine Genesoe Ktanr^jundlag bom brig Auguste. Per wile by ® rTfl CHA8. A. GREINER. repfi —;■J2 GARD. -The undersigned having re- en * WB Eew stock of DRUGS, ! )JS ICAtS, nud FANCY ARTICLES, at Soutfl side Brourirtou.,’,.,^ Iter’s Marble Yard) ismow ready, to furnish mil in Ids line, at file shortest notice. SODA Wi made in hi* own pec'ttlinr way, seat to ani tim-t of the frJSW&IXZ** “““ The subscriber Jiatinu served the public long and hrithfuBy, respertftilly solicit* ashore of patroiaice RUffi ■ ■' * 01 patroimcc. HvTKilHOli. „ , , .. . t-ranbornes; Parsnips, Beets «n4 Carrots, tear 29 JNO. D. Brushes'; Painters’ and HhYie Bra's and Tooth Bl ushes ; Bed lng bofl bugs; ITnte ivml Bottle Brushes. Brushes are of superior qualify,' and low prices. COLLINS fe ; war 37 loo firyap-streut. &*s?ss= Drug, it twin wins nil the valuable qmlhtios of OiH- um, witliout its deleterious and useless nrhiciulus. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON k CO, '“nr ?7 Gibbons' Buiidings. apUIN«>8 HUSTOHATIVls'tGKlJlAL, for nervous utVcctious and dyspepsia. For sale by LaROCHE & flODItRCTT foar. 9 Gaudry’s Building. CLARIFIED M<JGAR.~35 barrelsitttrffogper v barque Exact, and for sale by mar? • 3AS. A. NORRIS. WRAPPING PAJPKIL-Eor sale ire" fob 25 J. B. Ci/BBEDGE. shy wa. x , j. c. tagmmy. M. O- HIKiAR,—50 lilida Prime R. o7Sugan h» * store and for solo fa" fob 38 pJdelford, FAY & CO. •oncli Printed Cambrics; French Lawns; fou lard RiMc* j Gingbanra ; Fowy Muslibs, fee fee. just received by LATHRQP & FOOTE, mar 8’ JIRINTW.— Spiring Print*; English do • French . . Cambric^ for- sale fay V n : tear 2 LATHEOP & FOOTHS. |IEN KMYBS.--A fine assortment of Pen nnd Pocket knives, just received liy fob 27- J. ii. CUBBEDGE, Msiket-square. pElittY DA VI8» PAIN KILLER. Just re Ctuved-uud tor sale by . : Laroche a gudfrey. Gandrey's BulUkg. feb 25 SPERM AND NDLAR OIL^-Ltuidlng ^ liriff Ex ml mwi for BAlfi by* LaROCHE & GODFREY, 's Bti ' brig Excel 1 fob 97 Guudry's Building. Cooper’s Novels. Historical Studio*, by George W Greeny fete United States Consul it Rome. Manuri of Commercial Correspobdenee, English and French, by a Merchant Received, b mar 9 JOHN M. «PRING BONNETS.—Just received a Sieautl- ful assortment of* Ladles' Bonfiets, auch as Span ish Lace, Gimp pud Lace, French Lace, Open Gimp Lace and Pearl Straw, Also, Misses Open Pearl Strata, White Lace, Lace and Braid, Frown Lace and Fred,* Chip Bonnots, Jenny Gigrey a^Leg- 8 Savannah Ca»h Store. fJDHM' CINNAMON 1 fob SS '* 0< ' war 83 greet*’BuStifag. for dterthig LEATHER DUSTERS.—A fine -F pliun and Col’d Feather Dusten Furniture. Just received, and for Sale „ COLLINB feAUtSLEV mar 30 No. fiXf Brjaa-«tredt. TIRESB GOODS, cVe.—For " cr.- -Baraaes, Gmgh ■Barages, Gingham*, Prints, Muslin* -and awn*, Black Lace Shawl* and Scarfs, Ribbon*, fee. L .... For gfale by raar. Hi LATIIItOP fe FOOTE. ' eft: ITtSSENCEN ron FLAVORING ICE CREAMS, ri. Ac ar Pr " t <”y ?» r8 concentrated Extract at Lemon; Essence VanlHa; Essence Essence Hose; Es*en«e Jamaica Glni mega; Essence Wintergreen. For 1 „ L. J. STYF-RS, war 33 Smet*’Baibjhng. Saratoga the Springs, and for sale a mar 36 afor. Just received trout BRiCKSOR fe CO:, Gibbon*’ Building. TYRE8S GOODE.—Ttsske*. Fsuhrd 8tiWB«* ^ large tt5WMmeot **5 L4 per Isaac Mead, mar 26 LATHROP fe FOOTE AMES.—A large assort ,, Board* and Extra Men, Chbas Men on3 Cham Boards, Dice, Doolnoes and Mw Boxes. Hot reeiv ed and for «nle fay G R. HENDRICKSON * CoW Gibbons' Butidlng* NbrtherttCT TUST RECEIVED, per *fe beautiful assortment of Dry ( g art of the following—Silk MnsUi lain, Col’d. and Pfinted Barege*,Frtnch Cambricei MnsKns sad Ginghams, Sflk Grenadines. Also, Frcpch worked Masha Collars snd Catfifa, mourning do, Children's Needle Worked Robes, It? dies and Capa, Muslin Bands,.a foil <v,iortmm* of Linen Cambric Ilbdkf^, Ribbons yuad Hosier? in ry variety. For sale late by- •’ *’• 7'T^”^l|j||P feb 25 LAROCHE, BOWNE fe CO.