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NsW ' Obl«ans.--Aii election for Mayor , ,1 other corporation officers, took place in s',. w Orleans on the 22d inst. The papers con- t ,in only partial return*. It is believed that Mr . Grossman, Whig! is elected Mayor. In the City Council the Democrats claim again of three members. During the da; a Mr. Jonnson, candidate for \ide rat an in the Third Watd of the Third Mu- I nicipality, was stabbed at ono of the polling booths, by a young Creole. Mr. Johnson was when off the ground in a dying state. One thousand two hundred and seventy-nine | passengers arrived at New Orleans, from Liv- I erpool, in eight vessols, on the 22d inst. Tin'city is still infested with incendiaries, j and fires are occurring daily. New York, April 25, 1850. j A destructive) tire occurred last night in the I, tuidle store of Mr. Burrett, and the wharo- II, 'ouses of Messrs. Burlington and Albei t L. I |{ose, commission merchants, Nos. 32 and 33 I Trent street The amount of properly de- I grayed is estimated at $40,000, of which I $35,000 was covered by insurance, as follows : [ Jlo'oOO in Hartford Conn.; $10,030 in North I gjvor; $10,000 in the city, and $5,000 in Lex- ■ ington. Ky. A fireman named Guire was acci- [dentally killed dining the lire. Washington, April 23. I The Committee on the Gulphin cluim have I closed thoir labors, and their elaborate report I will be presented in a day or two, with ull the I formality of a President’s Message. I Tills dominant party in the house have no [ idea of letting slip so glorious an opportunity [for an onslaught on the whig parly in general, load a whig administration in particular. [ Sumo slight astonishment will be created by | some of its presentments. Commuted.—J. W. Demby and .1. I. Mul- ! kev, the persons recently arrested in this place [ for"stealing goods from the Railroad Depot, in | default of giving bail—the former $4,000 and j ihe latter $2400, have been committed to jail I to await their trial at the next term of the Su- | perior Court at Decatur. Mr. H. M. Collins. I wlm was arrested at the same lime, alter on ex- Inininatiun, was discharged by the Court, ffo ev- [ idence having appeared to implicate him in t the transactions —Atlanta Intelligencer. [ Professor. Webster.—A telegraphic [dispatch in the Globe says : [ Professor Webster continues in good health [»nd spirits, and daily receives his meals from [Parkers, a privilege granted to all prisoners [who can payforit. His spiritual adviser, Rev. |Dr. Putnam, u Unitarian clergyman from Rox- Ihiiry, visits him occasionally in his cell, and his wife and duugliter twice a week regularly. BP We learn that Henry K. Preston, [Esq-, has been appointed Master in Chancery [by his Honor the Judge of the Eastern Dis tinct. ISP Well founded apprehensions are now [expressed at New York, for the safety of the ■steamship British Queen, which has now been |at sea 22 days. A CARD.—The undersigned returns his thunks to his friends, who, on the morning of Ithc live, (35th) rendered him valuable assistance, took [cimrge of his public records, and moved his family land furniture to a place of safety. The sympathy (shown and expressed on the occasion will be ever re- auembered and gratefully reciprocate,' when occasion pilfers. PHILIP M. RUSSELL. pp 27 at IlHS 0 A FINE OIL PAINTING, FOB $5. Sir® —SAVANNAH PORTRAIT CLUB, after the Ijilan of the ‘'American Arts Union." The undersigned [has established a Portrait Cub upon the following [principles: i 1st, Every ten of the subscribers will draw for one I line Oil Portrait, painted from life of themselves, or [ a Painting of equal value of any other description. | 2d, A Drawing for the prizes will be had, on the re- loeiptof every thirtieth subscriber, so that the Point- I incs may be distributed every two weeks. I 3d, Those drawing Paintings, (and one must bo drawn [to every ten subscribers,) may choose either, u Por- [luit, u Landscape, or any other subject, which will be I Painted to order, uud finished in the Artist’s most [elaborate style. | The following Paintings which may be seen nt I rooms No. 121 Broughton-street will also be drawn for: [The Madonna: The Early Friend,s Portrait (-apt. Mar- Ishall, of the Palmetto’s; The Infant Savior; and the I Y irgin and others. Call and see. Subscriptions $5 I—received until the first of July. T. J. JACKSON. I apl 24 Rooms No. 121 Broughton-street. PASSENGERS. Per steamer Mctamora from Charleston—J Ragan M Degroferiedell; J Menard, J F Myers, .1 Wallace,W Howland, D Bell and servant, A Bonaud, Sr, B E Guerard, J Holland, E G Evans, M Ludecus, T YV Malone, II R Snddler J Gunby, J VJUalonga, J G Sto- ney, H Hussman, O Meyer, YV Blake.and servt Per steamer Gen Clinch, from Chaleaston—Mrs E Beaularil, Miss Legriel. E G Wilson, Bebce, Budd, J Waters, Dr II J Royall, Fountain, J F Fish, W H Tab bird, Snr, YV H Talbird, Jr, A Talbird, M Tnlbird J B Bloom, Scott, A Conover, D Logan, M Donnelly, 7 on deck. Per steumer Wm Gaston, from I’alatka, Fla—-W P Huddee and lady, Q. D Baker, J J Fuller, YV E Simpson and lady, J Brown, D B Cereopley, 8 An dreev, Phillips, It A Child, A M Spree, G W Bailly, Lawson, Harris, YV Oden, W Bailey, B F Magee, Mrs Bell and 4 children, and 3 deck. Per steamer Wm Seabrook, from Charleston—Mrs Ellis mid svt. Judire J M Berrien, F Zogbaum, N R Prichard, T U Haywood, YV Russell, E H Bryan, Rev J J O'Connell, M Munigault, J A Hagee, B McKinney, tlie Savnnnidi Banda, 13 in uumler, and 1 od deck. Per steamer H L Cook, from Augusta.—Mrs S II Rice, Mrs Husnu Cunt, Mrs S Christie and servant, Messrs O YV Garmany, J J Howard. G YV Aldrich. G T G YVhite, J Sibley and son, Jas Lamb, H Box, YV YV Oliver, H S Moore, R J Manker, YV V Harvey. B Christie, D L Best, J J Roberts, Jas Trowell, S II Littlefield, A Routh, and 2 deck. • S V N MOON High YVater. April. Rises. Sets. Sets. Morn. Even. 1 8 5 0. H. M. H. M. H. M. H M. H M. 29 Monday,.... 30 TucFdav.... Ci 15 6 39 9 47 10 09 10 26 14 6 41 10 38 10 44 11 2 1 Wednesday.. 5 13 6 41 11 26a 11 23 11 44 2 Thursday,... 12 ti 42 n 05 3 Friday, 5 11 6 43 0 i6m 6 29 0 53 4 Saturday,... 5 20 6 43 0 51m l O) l 51 5 Sunday 5 09 6 44 1 30m 2 21 a 57 CONSIGNEES. Per Steamer Gen Clinch, from Charleston—Brooks & Tapper, C R It, Fla Boats, YV McKenna, John Wil- liainson, Marshall Si Aikin, Savh Georgian, Dr YV G Bulloch. Per sloop Splendid, from Sutillo River—20 bales S I Cotton, to IS Reed. Per sclir Levant, from Ogeeche—3,500 bus Rough Rice, to R Habersham & Son. Per schr Fort George Packet, from Riceboro-1500 bushels Itougli Rice, to G YV Anderson At Bro, Llius Reed. Per Sloop B S Newcomb, from Riceboro—25 bales S I Cotton, 1,200 Rough Rice, to R Habersham At Sou YY’ay At King, G YV Gartnany At Co, M At YV Gum ming, N A Hardee At Co. Per steamer II L Cook, from Augusta—119 bales cotton, to G YV Gartnany At Co. Per steamer Wm Seabrook. from Charleston—C R Road, steamer DeKalb. C Van Horn, Ambler, Bar- num At Co, J YVaters, L J My.ors, P Jacobs, J S Ma- gill. YVichman & Lichte, J M Rous, A Haywood. Cur- rell At Boggs. Flo Boats. Per steamer Mctamora, from Charleston—Brooks At Tupper, Rabun At Fulton,Turner A; Oden, A Burrie J J P Smith, E Reed, Boston At Gunby, Cohens & Hertz, C R R Acent, Steamer DeKalb. Persteamei YVm Gaston, from Palutkn—12 bis S I Cotton to Boston At Gunby, G W Anderson At Bro. (ttommcrrial intelligence. LATEST DATES. Liverpool, Apl 6 | Havre, Apr 4 1 Havana, April 22 Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. - - ■ APRIL 29. PORT CALENDAR. xooN'g phases. = PO R T R A I T PAINTING, by T. J. JACKSON, No. 121 Brougliton st Mr. J. will (also take Plaster Paris Casts of deceased persons, [from which, (far better than from Daguerreotypes) [life like likenesses may be painted. nprl 20—tf |ra> SCHOOL,—The subscriber respectfully I “US’ announces that he has opened a School in the llwsement of the Second Baptist Church, in which will |be taught all the branches of a thorough English Ed- jucation. Particular attention will be given to the el ementary studies. BERNARD MALLON. . Repeiiences.—Rev. J. T. ROBERT, Rev. II. O. [IVY'ER. mar 20 .WASHING MADE EASY. —The atten tion of Housekeepers is called to a new sys tem of Washing, whereby a large family washing can be done before breakfast, by one person, without use of Washing Machines, Wash-boards, orPound- iing Barrels; thus avoiding all the confusion of a I washing day. This process of washing is done with in 111 the use of turpentine, camphene, or any other of fensive article. The articlesusedcostbutnfewcents, [and do not injure the finest fabric, and can be obtained [any where. The above instructions are contained in i printed circular, and for sale at the Book Store of JOHN M. COOPER. Price 50 cents. apl 23. . TURNER’S [Compound Fluid Ex-tract of Conyza and T ' Styllingia. ais preparation is a Concentrated Extract, con- taming all the Active Medical Properties of the I V o nyza, (commonly known aa Black Root,) and the I Tu gla ’ or Queen’s Delight, l.. V. R,e plants have been long used among our South- { M*™*’ a . lld recently by the Medical Profession, I - o tae .'^TPtest results, in cases of Chronic Rheu- I U ! c "‘ °* lon 8 standing, and Secondary ■ --ypniiis. It i§ much auperior to any preparation of 1 • arsaparilla as an alterative, being more active and Prompt in its operation on the system. These facts I “ d *i he subscribers to present to the. atten- ! physicians a fluid extract prepared strictly *c- 1 ZETf9 he “ lc »l and Parmaoeutical science, de- 1 j tlle ffculent and inert parts of the roots, I “‘doubting that it will supersede the unscientific and I cr 2 d ? Preparations hitherto used. Price—81 per bottle, or six bottles for 85. Prepared and sold by TURNER Si ODEN, Monument-Square, And by T. M. TURNER, 181 Bay-street, Savannah, Ga. aur 29 I $^ RA TT ols & HOBSON, Practical Gas-Fit I r.1 ^°- T2 St. Julian-streeL Work-ahop comer | 0f ^‘ t * 8 nd Bull-streets. e .®'' 8t °rea, Churches, Ate. fitted up at the ‘ j otice °nd in the best manner. Personal at- t non given to all work entrusted to their care, i '-hpr E f* I J CK8 ’~ H - Grips’in, E*q., President of [ the Gas y^“^ om P* n y, and the contractors erecting ARRIVED. Schr St Helena, Hatch, from Boston, via Beaufort, S C, with ice, to E YV Buker. Schr Cotton Plant, Arnow, Ogeeche, 3,000 bushels Rough Rice to R Habersham At Sou. Sloop Science, Thompson, Ogeeche, 3,500 bush els Rough Rice, to R Habersham At. Son. Schr Levant, Thompson, Ogeeche, to Master. ^ Schr Fort George Packet, Riceboro, to Master. Sloop B S Newcomb, Room.Riceboro, to Master. Sloop Splendid, Worthington, Satillo River, to Mas. ter. Sloop American. Stevens, Darien, 2,000 bus Rough Rice, to R Habersham At Son. Steamer H L Cook, Shaw. Augusta, to M A Cohen Steamer Mctamora. Blankenship, Charleston, to Brooks <fc Tupper. Steamer Wm Gaston, Hcbbard. Palatka, Fla, to Brooks & Tupper. Steamer Gen Clinch, Dixon, Charleston, to Brooks At Tupper. Steamer YY'm Seabrook, Peek,Charleston, to Brooks At Tupper, • CLEARED. Brig Henry Marshall, Brightman, Iluvana—Cohens At Hertz. Bark Lion, Alexander, Boston—Pudelford, Fay At Co. Schr Susan Ludwick, Y’oung, for Philadelphia— Cohens At Hertz. STEAMBOAT LINES. FOR AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG. Tho superior llglitdraught steam Pack et, H. L. COOK. Captain Shaw, will leave aa above, on Tousdavs at five o’clock For Freight or Puesage, apply oil board, nt Dillon’s wharf, or to M. apr 29 A. COHEN, Agent, smt TVTI88 D. A. GARDNER, has . IyA lrom New York, and and is now every variety of fashionable SPRING BO She has also a handsome assortment of H «»-, * * - - The Ladies are in- Flowers and Bridal Ora vited to call und examine. N., 11. Drees Making di No. J59 Congress street in a auperior manner, at tf apl 13 FOR BURNT PORT,Via Darian, St Simona, Island; Brunswick. Bethel, Jef- fersonton, Ate. The steam-packet I VAN- HOE,Captain P. McNulty, is now receiving freight and Pnssscngors at Ferry wharf, and will leave Thurs day, at 4 o'clock P. M. For Freight or Passage, ap ply on hoard, or to M. A. COIIEN, Agent. sar. All Freights payable by shippers, and will bo stored during the absence of tne boutfreo of charge9 Freights consigned to the Agent will be forward, ed free of commissions. nprll 25 FOR AUGUSTA and HAM- mmmm, BURG, to leave every FRIDAY SroVimT^-JTu’ o’clock The New and splendid Steam er HANCOCK, Capt. Murk AY, will leave for the above ports and intermediate lnndinge, on Friday, 2Cth inst., at 9 A. M. For freight or passage apply ou hoard, or to JOHN FOSTER, Agent, aprll 2G Anderson’s Lower YVharf TVTEW SPRING GOODS.—A large variety of •t! Blk and cold Cashmerette, blkand cl’d Drap D’Ete Sacks, and Palo Alto Coats, for sale low b; april 10 HAMILTON & SYMONS. F !E SOUTHERNER.—1DOO LADY’S AND MISSES BONNETS, of every descriptloi also a very handsome assortment of Bconef ' Ribbons, just received and offered at cost t WICHMANN & LIU.. 139 Broughton st. opposite J. Dixon At Co’S tionary. ENCH MUSLINS, CAMHRI —French Musbns of superior qualities and French and English, Plain and and Colored Cambria* „ Chomburga, Ginghams, Ate. For aalo by ”>ar 4 LaROCHE. BDYVNE At CO i H* FOR HAMBURG AND AC- Uff Si’M?£SLGU ST A .—The fine new ateam-nacket C | ipt . 1', Philpot, will leave Satuhday, April 27th. at five o’clock. P. M. For freight or passage, having fine accommodations, ap ply bn board, or to M. A. COHEN. Way-freight payable by shippers, and must be on board by 4 o’clock. ’ apl 27 DEPARTED. Steamer Gen Clinch, Dixon, Charleston. Steamer St Matthews, King, Palatka, Flu. Steamer Robt Collins, Taylor, Macon. Steamer Oregon. Philpot, Augustu. Steumer YVm Seabrook, Peck, Charleston. Savannah Cotton Market, April 29. COTTON.—On Saturday the sales were only 10J bales, viz: 96 at 1113-16, and 6 at 12 cents. Opera tors waiting the steamer’s accouute. CHARLESTON, April 27.—The total receipts of the week amount to 22,513 bales, making a grand total since 1st Sept, to the latest dates, of 1,806,526 bales, against 2,390,249 bales the same time last year, and 1,944,208 bales the year previous. The transactions yesterday were limited to 400 bales, at prices ranging from llj to 12}c. The tran sactions were too limited to establish the market, and prices for the present are nominal. CHATTANOOGA, April 24.—Our market remains quite dull; we have heard of no operations since our last, worth recording. Holders of Flour and Bacon, refuse to take less than our quotations, and persons disposed to purchase those articles on speculation, de cline to purchase at these prices. We quote Bacon, 4 {c hog round ; plenty. Coffee, 15c per lb by the sack; Corn, 45c per bushel; Coni Meal, 50c per bushel; Flour, $5 a 86 per bbl, plenty und dull. There is again a heavy flood in Tennessee River ; it lias risen about 16 feet plumb water, since Sunday liiorniug last, and was still rising when our paper went to press. ATLANTA.—April 26.—Transactions in cotton yes' terday were heavier than for some time previous - The receipts of the day amounted to about 175 bales- Principal sales at 10$ to lljc. A few sales at 12c. Com sella at 60c; Meal 65; Oats 35 ; Bacon 5$ a 6; Lard 7c. AUGUSTA, April 27.—Our Cotton market lias been quiet for the past two days. Holders are offering their stocks very sparingly, and buyers are not anxious, preferring to wait further accounts, now hourly look ed for. Sides to-day 500 bales at prices last quoted, The deficiency of the crop, as received by mail and telegraph, now reaches 581,998 bales. Freights—Some of our steumbout companies are now currying cotton to Savannuh, at 25 c. pr bale. MOBILE, April 23.—The authenticity of the tclej graph news being considered somewhat doubtfu this moru’ug, the market was quiet. Later in the day, however, several despatches were received con- firmiug the first which led to a better inquiry, result ing in sales of 12 u 1500 bales at full prices. Money Matters* Trade* &c. NEW Y’ORK, April 24.—There is more demand for money this week and the rates are a little up. The jobbers are a good deal disappointed in receiving remittances from the west, and many of them are hi tlie market ns borrowers. We see some good job bers’ paper in the hands of brokers to be sold at one per cent, a month. Dry Goods.—This branch of trade is suffering greatly from tlie fall in domestic goods as well as em igration to California, in the euriy part of tlie sea son the jobbers went into tho market and bought largely of heavy cotton goods on speculation. Prices were high uud the speculation in cotton induced the belief that there would be a ecarcity of heavy goons which would enable purchasers at tlie then ruling pri ces to obtain a large profit on their stocks before the season was over. Tune has shown that these calcu lations were not well made, and instead of soiling their coarse goods, bought in January at a profit, they are now urging them off' at great sacrifice. Prims have fallen nearly 20 per cent., brown goods uliout 12$, heavy summer stuff from 13 to 20 per. cent, and domestic woollens about 10 per cent; with large stocks in the hands of jobbers who cannot afford to hold them over a dull season. Foreign Goods are also on the decline. Tile late arrivals have brought into the market goods enough lor a whole seasons business, und the auction rooms are crowded with goods and no purchasers, for the jobbers do not want any more at auy price, and re tailers ore only able to Duy as fast as they spll. The camel's hair shawl sales took place on Tues day morning, at Niblo’s ball-room. The prices struck us’as very low, ranging in the neighborhood of one hundred dollars. Many sold as low as fourteen or fifteen dollars. Few or none of the shawls were pur chased by ladies, all going into the possession of the merchants. Many ol those present were from the Southern States. There is a moderate demand tor land warrants, and we quote $123 a $125. The inquiry is entirely spec ulative. NEYV Y'ORK, April 25.—Large sales of Coffee—The tale of Rio Coffee this morning was well attended, and the bidding lively. Of the 4800 bags offered, be ing the balance of the cargo of the ship Mario, und the importation of the ship Agnes, 4536 were sold iu vuriouslots, ranging in the extremes, from 7} to 9$c. BALTIMORE, April 24.—At Auction to day 600 bags Rio Green Coffee, 1600 sold at 9$ a 10$ (balance wtthdrawh.) Sales early tills morning of 400 barrels Howard- street Flour at 85; afterwards 1600 barrels at $5,06$, and later 1590 barrels at $5,12$, all for export—the market dosing firm at these figures. No sales City Mills. Held at $5,25. Sales 300 bbls. Susquehan na at @5,12$. WhUky pretty brisk at25 eta in barrels. ■ Savannah Exports, April 37* Havana—Per bri^ Henry Marshall—370 casks Rice, 60 empty hhds. Boston—Per bark Lion—474 bales Upl’d Cotton, 29 do S I do, 4 do Mdze, 267 casks Rice, 10 bbls Tallow, Philadelphia—Per schr Susan Ludwick—145,243 ft Lumber. . MEMORANDA. Nkw-York,April 23.—Cleared brig Martha Rogers, Bradman, for St Marys. Gu; schr Scott, McFarland for Jacksonville, Fla, Arr bark Y’eruon, Faye, from Savannah. April 24.—Cl’d schr Emeline, Patterson, for Darien. Arr ship Hartford, Sannermau, lrotn Savannah. April Q,"—Cld brig YY’ilson Fuller, Lewis, lor Sa vannah; arr brig Mary H Chappell, Hand, from do. Boston, April 20.—Arrived brig Sarah Elizabeth, Thompson, from St Marys, Ga. Brig Adelaide, Rice, of and from Baltimore, (and owned by themaster,)bound to Charleston,was wreck ed on the morning of the 17th inst, at Old Currituck Inlet. She was insured for $8000, in an office out of Baltimore. The curgo, consisting of flour, butter, ba con, dry goods, tic., will be partly saved in good or der—the balance in a damaged state. Charleston, April 26—Arr schr Carrier, Cud- worth, from Darien; schr Florida, head, do. Baltimore, April 25.—Arr bark Pentucket, Tay lor. from Savannah. Philadelphia, April 25—Arr schr C A Greluer, Naylor, from Savannuh; Bid schr Edna C Kelly, for Boston. Lewes, Del. April 24—Cld schr Julia Eliza, Higbe, for Siivannan. Quincy—In port 24th inst. brig Frank, Combs, for Savannah. STEAMBOAT COMPANY OF GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA. by Capt. the latter by Capt. T. N. Philpot, both gentlemen of experience on the Savannah River. These boats are enabled to reach Augusta and Ham burg, iu tho lowest stages of the river. Tlie days of departure are: T JW* From Savannah, on TUESDAYS and SAT URDAYS, and ffqP’From Augusta and Hamburg, on SATUR DAYS and WEDNESDAYS. Freight consigned to the Agent at Savannah to be sent via tlie river, into South Carolina, Georgia, Al abama, Tennessee, will be forwarded free of commis sion. (mar 6) M. A. COHEN, Agent. MARRIED. On Tuesday last, 23d inst., bv the Rev. Mr. Halte- manger, Mr. P. H. STANTON,"to MissJANEGNANN, all of Effingham county. DRAYVS TO-MORROYV. 20,000 DOLLARS!! GREENE & PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY'., Class No. 30 for 1850. To be drawn at Savannah, Gu., on Tuesday, April 30 1850. J. W. MAURY & CO. Managers. 15 drawn Ballots oat of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME : 1 Prize of $20,000 1 10.000 1 4,000 1 2,020 5 1,000 T ck-ts, $5—Shares in proportion, lor sale by apl 29 K. YV'ITHINGTON 5Prizes of $5,000 10 ,400 10 200 421 50 tec Sic T OST, on the night of the fire, aCottnn Osuaburgs JL-i Bog, containing sundry articles of vnlue. The Bag was entrusted to the care of some person not re collected. The suheriber will buitobly acknowledge its return.' S. SAYVYER. apl 2!) 3t JOHN TAYLOR <& SON’S Imperial Ale, «" hourly expected per brig Susannah. For sale by . ' F. SHE1LS, apl 29 2t Agent. L ost, on Thursday evening, a bunch of small Keys. Any pertain having found the same, will be suitably rewarded lor delivering them st the office of Pulaski Hotel. It apl 2!) M RS. ELLIS’S MORNING CALI,; a Ta ble-Book of Literature and Art—Morning Hours' Memoirs of a Hungarian Lady; by Theresa Palszky, with a Historical Introduction, by Francis Pulszky. 'flic Rise, Progress, and Present Structure of tlie English Language; by the Ilcv. Matthew Harrison, A. M. A Treatise on Bntlis ; Hydropathy and Pulmonary Inhalations, bv John Bell, M. D. A Practical Treatise on Inflammation of tlie Uterus; by James H. Bennett, M. D., second American from the second Loudon edition. A Dictionary of the German and English Lan guages ; in two parts—1st, German and English—-2d, English and German, by G. I. Adler, A. M. The Vision of Sir Luuulal; by James Russell Low ell. Received by april 29 JOHN M. COOPER. O NE CENT REWARD will be paid by the subscriber for the delivery to him in Giliison- ville, So. Cr., his apprentice, Alexander YV. Crosby, now about 17 years of age, fair complexion, straight light hair, and blue eyes ; who is legally bound to me as a Blacksmith and Wheelwright;-he having run away and gone to Savannah. Ills indentures will be sold low to an approved purchaser; and all persons are hereby forbidden to employ or harbor him, ns the law will be rigidly enforced against such violators thereof. ’ JNO. N. YOUMANS. Gillisonville, S. C., April f?2, 1850. apl 29—law3w DOZ. SHIRTS, <>f all kinds and qualities, x J U at the Clothing Stor<;, Gibbons’ Range, and lor sale by apl 27 GEO. S. NICHOLS. W HITE Drilling Pantaloons, with an as sortment of YVhite. and Colored Linen and Marseilles Vests, for sale at 147 Bay-street, by - ”EAE op 27 PRICE & VEADER. FOR SALE.—A comfortable house, situa ted on the corner of New Houston and Bernard .streets, Holland Tytbing, Percival Ward, lota Nos. 20 and 32, containing sixty feet front and one hundred and five feet deep, each, [known as Farm Lot No. 1. Undoubted titles—Terms Cash. Apply at this office. april 23—1 w Cf TEEL PENS, Plain and Fancy Pen' Holders, Sic. For sale Iw J. B. CUBBEDGE. ap 15. and sweet, A few of the above superior refrigerators just received snd for sale by ap 27 COLL1N3 & BULKLEY. 100 Bryan-st DITHITE Pantaloons and Vests—a large supply » * Just received, and for sale by GEO. 8- NICHOLS, apl 27 Gibbons, Range. RAH AM’S Magazine andiGodey’s Ladles’Book vl for May Received by J. B. CUBBEDGE. O BUILDERS.—Proposals for building a Powder Magazine, will ne received at the office of the Clerk of the City Council, until Thursday next at 10 o’clock, A. M. Plans snd explanations will, be shown by the Clerk- apl 23—tf JOHN F. POSEY, C. P. B. 3i?\ FOR PHILADELPHIA.—Heron’s Line.—Tho fine fast sailing Packet Schooner . C. STRATTON, YVestcott, Master, having most of her cargo engaged, will have despatch. For balance of ireight or passage, having good accommo dations, apply to the Captain ou board, or to april 25—Ot C. A. GREINER. n n n A NEW siid n^t has if II II lately arisen and now stands high in III III III the horizon, shedding its golden light of hope upon the dark despairing minds of tlie bed ridden and afflicted with pain, like the bursting forth of the congenial rays of the sun upon the cold, dismal regions of the frigid zone. The three letters which head this paragraph Is the signification of RADAYVAY’S READY RELIEF. An instantaneous antidote tor pains of all kinds, the very instant Radaway’s Ready Relief is applied, its pain-relieving qualities are realized. It will relieve the most severe pains of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, Paralysis, Tic Doloreux, Sic. in a few minutes. RHEUMATISM; In Cause Treatment and Cure. All Rheumatic pains instantly cured by Padaway’s Ready Relief. Rheumatism arises from different causes, but most generally proceed from colds, exposure to cold damp weather, and sleeping in damp apartments. This complaint is divided into two classes; the firstiuf.am- matory, so called from the swelling and inflammation that attends the pains in the parta affected; Becond, Chronic Rheumatism, so called from the long contin uance of the disease. It is also known as Lumbago, or pain in the back; Sciaticia, or pains iu the hip or groin; Anthrodynin, or pains in the joints. Thenoute Rheumatism generally terminates into one of these and becomes a chronic complaint. RADAYVAY’S SOAP, asabenutifierof the skin. It surpasses everything of the kind in the world. It re moves Redness, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, Tetters, rash. It cures Salt Rhuem, Ring Worm, SoreHeod, Sores, Pustular Eruptions. It imparts health to the skin, and beauty to the complexion. Asa nursery and toilet soap, it is beyond the reach of rivalry, anil for shaving puiposes is tlie best in use. One cake of Radaway’s Sonp will last longer than three cakes of the same size ot any other soupi n use, thereiore it is tlie cheapest and best 9oap in the world. Price 25 cents, large cakes in engraved wrappers, and the sig nature R. G. Radawny, upon each wrapper. Now through the Ilarem chambers many lights Of busy shapes proclaim the toilet rights— While some bring balm from Circassia’s fair, To dress und beautify their lovely Hair, YVhich makes the maids of Circassian sires YVitliin the breasts of kings pure love inspire. To dress and beautify the hair. RADAYVAY’S CIRCASSIAN BALM Is becoming quite popular. Iu the course of time it will supersede all other preparations in use. It cures baldness, strengthens tho hair, eradicates dandruff, and makes the hair soft, fine, and glossy. By using the Balm ns per directions, it will make it curl beautifully, resembling nature. Price 25 cents, in large bottles. See that Radawny &. Co., is upon eucli bottle. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON & Cb., A. A. SOLOMONS Si Co., and april 5 WILLIAM HUMPHREYS, Agents. B LACK TEA.—10 Chests Black Tea in 5oz pa pers, landing from ship Hartford, and for sale by r jPO KENT, for one or more yoir'e, all that wharf -a. lot situated East of the Union Ferry Dock, front- Ing on Savannah River 330 feet, together with the Engine and Fixtures attached thereto. ALSO, to Hire, 10 hands, all Mechanics. 3 House Carpenters; 1 Blacksmith; 6 Ship-Carpenter* and Caulkers; Also, a Blacksmith’s Shop ami Tools. The separately or together. FOR SALE, a quantity of Live Oak nnd Cedar tim ber and knees. Al?o, a let of Lignum Vito); a suit of second hand sails, suitable for a veese! from 30 to 40 tons burthen, and ono largo second hand main-tail; one pair ot large timber wheels, seven feet In height; a two horse waggon and harness; a Canoe Boat Just finished, 2411 long by 4$ft wide, for six oars. For fur ther particulars enquire of april 13 tf H. F. YVILLINg. balea Cotton O*- /NOTTON OSNABUItGS naburgs, assorted qualitfe locales Fancy Striped, do., just received and for april 13 SNIDER, LATHROP & NEV1TT. B ~ ItOYVN SHIRTINGS.—10 hales | Brovr^ Shirtings. 25 bales $ do., just received and for snle by april 13 SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. OARASOLS.f-A large assortment Plain and Flg- A ured Parasol?? Sun Shades, and Sun Umbrellas Just received by april 13 LATHROP & FOOTE. W EDDING CAKE BOXES.-A supply re- ceived and for snle by mar 30 JOHN M. COOPER. NEW SPUING GOODS—1830.—The sub _ scribers huve received, and will continue to re ceive by future arrivuls, a large and well selected stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRYGOODS, which they offer tor sole at the lowest market price", nnd to which they invite tlie attention of country merchants, factors and planters, fob 23 SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. POUT WINE & HYSON TEA.—10 quarter A casks __ qua casks Port VY'ine, and 10 hf cheats Hyson Tea, in store and for sale by april 1 YV. iYL DAVIDSON. A DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.—All per- 1%. sons having claims against the Estate of Mrs. Re becca Shandly, late of Chatham county, deceased, will present them in terms of the Law, properly at tested ; nnd all persona indebted to said Estate, will make payment to me, EMANUEL SIIEFTALL, Administrator, apl 3 36t D R b LUMMUS’ AROMATIC VEGETABLE Bitters, for tho cure of Jaundice, Indigestion, YVeak Stomach, Diarrlima, etc., just received and for sale by L. J. MYEIiS, april 1 Bmcts’ Building. ft IIAMPAGNE WINE. -25 bakts Grape Cham Vv pagne, lauding from ship Southport for ssln by April 1 W. M. DAVIDSON P ERMAS COLOGNE* in pint and quart bol VJf ties, just received and for sale by april 5 LaROCHE & GODFREY. N OTICE.—I forewarn ull persona against cred iting Mahoaket Wood an my aceount, as I am determined not to pay any debts that she may con tract J. W. WOOD. Savannah,April 6,1650. 1m april 1 YV. M. DAVIDSON. ‘ M ORE NEW GOODS.—The subscriber hnB just received per Southerner, an addition to his stock of Fancy Cassimeres which will be made up at the shortest notice. S. P. DIBBLE. Corner of Broughton nnd Whitaker-strect. apl 26 fit Sign of Golden Lamb. I YISINFECTING and Antiseptic Liquid, forpre- JLr venting tlie spread of cholera, nnd other contagi ous diseases. For sale by «pl 26 LaROCHE & GODFREY. H EPATIC ELIXIR—A new remedy for Juun- dice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, YVenkness and Sour ness of tlie Stomach, Loss of Appetite, &e. ThU is a Vegetable production, and may be taken,- with per fect safety, for uny term of time, by persona of the most delicate constitution, however low' they may have been reduced by disease. It will also be found a sure remedy for Blotched Faces, so troublesome to young persons. For sale by apl 26 LaROCHE & GODFREY. S3,OUO REWARD. CENTRAL RAILROAD & BANKING CO. OF GA Savannah, March 4,1850. -sjf fPHE ABOVE SUM will be paid for the apprehen- ± slon and placing in custody of Mr. GEORGE J BULLOCH, the absconding Cashier of this Bonk.* Ho is charged with having stolen in notes of tii«(® Company, tlie sum of ONE HUNDRED THOU SAND DOLLARS, mostly of the larger denomina tion. An additional reward of five per cent will, bo paid ou auy money returned with or without liim. Ha is about 5 feet 7 inches high,’medium size, dark hair, dark eyes, dark complexion, black beard, line teeth, speaks slow and soft, steps quick when walking. Ho was last seen in this City, so thr as can bo ascertain ed, on the night of Wednesday last, 27th February. By Order of the Directors, mur 5 tf R. R. CUYLER. President. PHILADELPHIA SHOES.—Ladles Black, X Bronze nnd blue Morocco halt' Gaiters. Ladies Elk and Bronze Morocco Polka Boots. S. A. YVOOD apl 2 lOOBryan-street. IVEGltOES WANTED.—The subs^ribore, Cor■ lx tractors on the Augusta Si Wuynetboro’ Rail Road, wish to hire until the first of January next, on for u shorter period, Sixty able-bodied men; Twenty boys, snd a few women, to work upon said Road, be tween the Central Rail Road and Yvaynesboro*. For further particulars apply to Joseph Bancboft 117 Buy street. april 6—tf JOHN B. GRAY & Co WANTS A SITUATION. —A young n v v native of Scotland, and who has been . touted to the management of a stock farm. Ha seme knowledge of gardening. Address A. R. atl office of the Morning News, 117 Bay street, april 24 ‘ iw* TO RENT.—A Two-story Dwelling, in Curry Pii Town. Apply to E. JENCKES. apl 26 3t IIARflCASTLE & CARRU- THERS, COACH MAKERS,east side Franklin square, return thanks to their friends for past favors, and beg leave to inform them that they are prepared to receive and execute with despatch all ordeif iin their fine, as usual. They are happy to state that the inju ry sustained by the recent fire has not seriously af fected their operations. 3m up 26 JAMES SULLIVAN, YVHOLESALE 1 IN J WARE MANUFACTURER.—My prices for Tin YVare are low enough to keep out wares from abroad. Those who wish to buy at home, can do so without ying over New York costs! I wish this fact to be own by all. Also the unrivaled Cooking Stove called tile “People’s Choice.” Dealer in Japanned Wore. Pumps, Lead Pipe, Beer Pumps, Bathing Tubs, Shower Bathe, and Bathing Pans, &c. Bathing Aparatus of all kinds made to order at up tice. ap 27 NO. 12 WHITAXER-ST. rt* ■ROYS’ White Pants and' Vests, together with a JLJ full supply of other gopda for boys, may be found at the Clothing Store, Gibbons’ Range. apl £7 8. NICHOLR * PANAMA HATS.—Gqo. S. Nichols has on hand a good assortment ot Panama, Leg horn, and Straw Hats; for gentlemen, boys and children, which ha offer* at a reasonable price, and in vites those in want to call and see, at the Cheap Coth- ing Stops, Gibbons’ Range. GEO. 8. NICHOLS. “ nibh Fashion Panama’s may be seen, snd I CE CREAMj-ICE CREAMI-CoraerBrough ton imdwhitakej’-streets. MIRAULf. gratefulfo past iiivors, been to inform the Ladies nnd GetlemenJt ol Savannah, that Cream made to perfection will be found at his Establishment, every alternocn during the season. Huving spared no pains to satiety th» public, a continuance of their patronage is aolicitedr"V A. apl 23 Sc. , J?tOil SALE.—A tract of land containine 51 acrita X on the White Bluff Rond, 1} mile from loWt*-’ Price very low. TO LEASE, for a term of years, 3 tracts near to the * city. WANTED TO PURCHASE, the tract of land in the Cherokee survey, No.56C, 17th district,2d section, drawn by James Convoy, Cieland'a District, Chat ham. Apply to apl 23—lw JOS. BANCROFT, 117 Bay street rpURPENTINEi (Virgin Dip.) Liberal prt, A will be pv>d for tho above article on Appllcati apl S3 _ Ices HOLUS * LAftS 0 * fit NEW SPRING BOOTS So SHOES. F. KOPMAN, 102 Bryan street, hai ju« ceived per bal ks Exact mid Texas, a beautiful T ' assortment ot Ladiea Misses and Children^ • shoes. Also, a complete stock of Mens', Youths’ aaf Boys, Shoes, Boots, Gaitere.and Erogane, all of which are ofleren on the most accommodating terms. P. 8. Expected daily, a email assortments MeaaV Youths’ and Bovs’ Hats, 8p ] 23—life F uust FRIEND. Dr, Roberts’ ment of many Virtues, or Poor M> ■a. memo, many Virtues, or Poor Man’s Frient for eruption* and wound* of every deecription ' Fo Ea e b ? 1 c G - ft- HENDRICKSON * CO,, qpru 18. G.ihhriT>i*’ Building*. jQAS FITTINGS .—The subscriber respectfully '-A Informs the littzeiilsof Savafianh, that tie will shortly receive a large assortment ef Gas Burners, Peneunts. Brackets, Sic. Sec, tram I'hiladelphis. Hav- mg competent wort men engaged, he is prepared to till any orders on the mo*t rautonabla terms, and re- spectrally solicits their jwwpa'vi ■ - U. CRANSTON, 91 Bryan st, apl 17—6m react door to Huiiultnn & c v :r:on s’ ap! 27 JUST the’ are the stove ever invented, and expreaelvl market. Spl 17 MeARTHOS & MORSE,