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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5, 1853. THE IMIT MOMlSfi MEWS. ~1*YJ0UN M. coopkiT • |V| | |f .itM T.THrtnPHHN, TKK MB ..$5 00 I TM-WMKI. mil triu ““ “ ,.4» oo m#«*r in both pttptrs. LarffeslJ’irculatioii Intliet'lty M BAVAggAUIo Wcdncfi W M™- 11 *"*. Jl ‘ nll,r1 ' a » * 8I>3, PoiUW^n the .Mornlim New". uH.l.-r ll.e new DAILY NEWS, in Ocorgl., 7S «»H V nnnnra. TRI-WKKKI.Y NEWS,in OnorfU,33 e«nU DAILY NEWS, to any p»rt olthe II. S. $l,M»annnin. TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, to any r»rt ° fl hc «• 8 - 78 "*■ >> annum. \ niT TUB abovo aro tho rates when paid in advance at tli- offioo or .UIlTory. When not pall in advance, the rut®a ar® double, ■ SEE FIRST ANO LAST PAULS. BY MAGNETIC"TELEGRAPH. I Transmitted for the Daily Morning New#.] Charleston Cotton iHnrkcl. Charleston, Jan. 4. P. M. Tho laloi of Cotton to-ilay roach 1,350 balsa at prices ranging from 8 to 10 cento. Mid dling Fair ii worth 9 j cents, and Fine 8J els. Prices are full and the market firm. ty Our friends of tiie Charleston Courier, will accept our thanks for their nows favors, though the failure of the bout on Monday de feated their kind intentions.' iy We insert with pleasure the communi cation of Jane, in anulher column. It was written by u lady friend of tho worthy Matron of the Orphan Asylum, who, on retiring Irom the charge to which alio has so long devoted her cute, desires to make a suitable acknowl edgment to those by whose generous bounty the hearts of the orphans were made glad during this festive season. Tbe Columbus Times. We perceive by the last Columbus Time« that John Forsyth,Esq., has withdrawn from the editorial control of that paper, having also disposed of his interest in it, to Roswell Ki.lis,Esq., hii lato associate. The Timet is to be united with the Sentinel, under the -charge of Mr. Ellis and Col. Tenant Lomax of the latter paper, as chief editor. In the tirement of Mr. Forsyth, the press of Geor gia sustains a loss, thut will not soon bo sup plied. It is truly said of him by a cotompora- ry, ” Ho was an honor and an ornament to the editorial profesion. (■as Stock.—Yesterday Messrs. Philbrick &, Boll sold at Auction 82 shores of City Gas Company Stock, which brought $30 por share —being SO per cent premium. Fuat SatUug—-Quickest Trip on Record. Tho splendid steamship Florida, Capt. Woodhull, from New York, made nxtrnonlina ry good sailing during her last trip to this city. The heavy weather which has prevailed for some days, it was thought would detain the steamer, and our citizens wero yesterday morning surprised to find her lying at hei wharf in this city. We liuvc procured a copy of hor log, which wo publish below, and from which it will be seen tliut she crossed our bar nt 1.30 A. M.. yesterday morning, and at 3 A. M. , was moored to her wharf. Tho Florida, at 4 P. M., on Monday, mode Charleston Light House, making the run from New York dock, in forty-nine hours. The distance from the bar to Charleston dock can bn run in an hour, which would hnvo made the Florida's time to Charleston fifty hours,—the quickest time ever made by a steamer between Now York and Charleston. T'.e host time the Charleston steamer, tho James Atlgcr, ever made between the two cities, was 51J hours from dock to dock. Consequently tho Florida Iiob beaten the James Adger's time, one hour and a half! Wo do not publish the above in a boastful spirit, but to show that the Florida, still main tains her reputation as ono of tho best and fastest steamers afloat. Had it not been for the gale which sprung up on Monday afternoon, tho Florida would havo arrived that night ut 11 o'clock at hor wharf in this city. Tbe Mteninalitp Plnrl<ln’a Log. Saturday, January lri.—Left the dock at Now York, ut 3 P. M. At 4 10 Highlands boro West. Light North wind. 7 40 Buruc- gutjLight boro West, distant 5 miles. Sunday, 2d.—Lot. at noon 36° 25 N., Long. 75, 00 W. moderate North wind. 5 40 P. M. lluttcras Light House, hure West, 13 futhoms water. G 20 P. M. haulod up round llalteias shoals. 8 20 P. M., 25 miles B. W. from Hatteras—exchanged signals with steamer Alabama. 11 30 P. M. Lookout Light, bole N. N. W. Monday'id.—G 20 pnssod Frying Pan Shoal. Lat. by obfv. ut noon 32° 55 N.; Long. 78 J 50 W. 2 P. M. strong breezo from $. E.; 4 P. M. Charleston Light House, bore N. W.—-9 futhoms water, (49 hours from New York Dock.) Wind suddenly shifted to West, re ducing the ship's speed to six knots por hour. Tuesday 4Ih.—15 iniuutes- past midnight, passed the Light ship on Martin’s Industry, 1 30 A. M., crossed the Bar. At 3 A. M. ar rived at the Savannah Dock. Tbe Augusta and HoutU-Western Flunk- Hoad. Tho Sandersville Georgian speaking of the atovement in Augusta for the construction ol n plank road from that city to some point Briercroek in Burko comity, with branches through Jefferson and Washington counties suya : We aro glad to learn that an euterprize of this sort has been set on foot, and hope that it will fully meet tho hopes and expectations ol its projectors. Augusta used to lie a fuvorile trading post with our citizens, hut the want of Railroads or Plunk llouds—tho conveniences of the age, has long siuce estrungod them, and diverted their attention to other quarters. We duro say thut our people will be happy to be reintroduced into that thriving City, and will lend some aid in establishing tho proposed Road. We siucerely hope that it may meet with every success. Fire in Macon.—Yastorday morning about 3 o'clock a firebroko out in the dwelling house of Dr. Strohkckek, situated on Mulberry street, Macon, which, together with the out houses. were consumed. We did not learn tho extent of tho damage, further than the des truction of the buildincs. Froze to Death.—'The waatner at San- dcrsville on Monday wus very cold, and the wind blew almost a gale. A nmn under the influence of liquor want to sleep in tho open air,and was found a corpse yesterday morning. ty The City Council of Augusta huvr voted five hundred dollars extra compensation to the Mayor, Dr. Wm. E. Dcuring, iu consid eration of hia arduous and efficient services, called forth by the Augusta freshet. The Constitutionalist says no compliment could have been more fairly ourued, or more worthily bestowed. rsr a card ap|ieara iu tho New Orleans Bulletin tigned by some twenty through pas- aengers fit ifii New York via the South Caroli na and G'torgia Railroads, West Point and Mongomery, to New Orleans, complaining of tbe treatment they received from A. J. Lowe, Sta£e Agent at West Point. They state that they were not only detained fifteen hours on tho route, but thut they were rudely treated, and submitted to unnecessary hardships and exposure. BT On last Thanksgiving day, the prison ers confined in the Augusta Jail were trust ed to a substantial dinner, by (hat industrious seeker of the p-ior and distressed, Rev. Edward Ford, and ou Christmas day, the some liberal act was performed by bid Honor, Mayor Hear ing, Acts like these are worthy of record, as it is probable tho liberal douors limb* thought their praiseworthy acts would be made public. —Augusta Constitutionalist. A jail where holiday dinners nre served will be sum to become a very popular institution. BT T.J..co, who has won new laurels *.n Europe, will again visit tho United States in £he spring. The Cholera In Charleston. For ten or twelve days, saya the Charleston Standard of yesterday, we have had rumors, but not in tangible shape, t.i Cholora in our eity. We heard of several poi sons who were supposed to have died of Cholero, but iu every case, the sickness was traced to imprudence iu eating, tnd the attending physicians, who ■poke of their disease, as Cholera, at the •amt* time said that it was not epidemic. But this imprudent indulgence has continued so long, in the face of the remonstrances of our physicians, that they have been compelled to report to the Board of Health twenty-two cases of Cholora for the last week. We are assured that in nearly every instance, the disease was sssily traced to some indulgence iu oysters, or other unwholesome diet. Reported Outrage.—Capt. Stellor, of the schr. Aid, of Charleston, which vessel arrived on Saturday Inst at that port from Cardenas, states that the Aid wasentered and thoroughly searched, nod hia papers overhauled, by ofli cere of a British Sloop of War, while on his passage from Matanzas to Cardenas. It presumed that she was mistaken for a slaver. She was only an American vessel under the American flag, any how. Customs Orncrris Fees. — it is stated says tho Baltimore Sun, that certain incum bents of custom-houses—measures, weighers ond gangers—have perferrtJ a claim upon tho Treasury for all the feet of their offices, in addition to their sularies, since 1842, imoun ting to $800,000 or $900,000, and probable even more than that. The Secrctury of the Treasury very naturally hesitates about pay ing such a demand. It is alleged, however, that tho Attorney General (inserts the legality of the claim. The President/ equally with tho Secretary of the Treasury, is opposed to tho cluini, but, regarding the Attorney General us the proper legal adviser of the.Government, fouls a deli cacy in overruling his decision on such e point. The claim, it is ulleged, rests upon soma technical error in legislation, recently discovered by a cute office-holder. The sub ject will shortly come up, or is now, beforo Congress. Marine Disaster.—The Charleston Cou rier of yesterday slates that the ship Gondar, Capt. Barotow, from London, 38 days from the downs, in ballast, arrived at that port ou Mon day. She reports that— Nov. 25, just beforo daylight, Uslinut hearing S. about 25 miles, foil iu with two small bouts, containing the captain, 2 mates and 11 seamen, belonging to the Br. bnrk i’latinn, (of Loudon) from Carditf, with a cargo of Coal, bound to Portsmouth, (Eng.) tliuy having abandoned the I’latina the day previous, she having lost her soils and being iu a leaky condition ; soon after tuking them on board it camo on to blow heavily, with thick weather anil a heavy sea, and had they not been providentially fallen iu with, they would no doubt hnvo all perished. Three days after, foil in with the ship John & Lucy, (of Thomaston) from London for New Orleans; the Gondar being short of provisions large n number, the captain of tho J. A v kindly took aiz of the wrecked men— the captain, mates und remainder of the crew remained on board the G. and have been brought to Charleston. I3T Ethan A. Gordon, a promising boy, tho son of Mr. Ei.isha W. Gordon of Wash ington, County Gen. was killed on Friday tho 31at ult., by becoming entangled in the gearing of a cotton Gin. His head woa caught be tween the rim of llie cog-wheel, and the shaft of a band wheel of *.he gin. The Affairs ok EunuKE.—The New York Courier thinks that at no period since tho coup d'etat of Napoleon, twelve months ago, have the affairs of Europe commanded so gen eral and so close attention as at present. All Europe is under an undefined and yet undeni able apprehension that its poncoful relations which have been preserved essentially unim paired for thirty-seven yeurs aro soon to be bro ken up. This all is held to depend upon tho will of a single man ond that man is universal ly distrusted. No reliance whatever is repos ed iu the professions of Louis Napoloou, and greut importance is consequently uttachcd to tho slightest indications of his future policy. Steam on the Rio 1)e La Plata.—The enterprise of the New York merchants has ta- kon hold of the project of introducing steam upon tho heud waters of tho La Plata, where from the riches of the country, und its extra- ordinaiy resources, a valuuble trade may be expected to spring up. The first steamer of tho United Stutea and Paraguay Steam Navi gation Company ia advertised to leave New York in a short time. The Government sur vey, under tho command of Liculenaut Page, is in a state of great forwardness, and will leave tho city of Washington almost simulta neously with the first steamer from New York. It is by such enterprise as this that Now Yolk maintains its high commercial charucter, und contributes so abundantly to the prosperity of trade in the country. GT Mr. Amos Lawrence, ono of the most wealthy and benevolent citizens of Boston, died suddenly on Thursday night, about mid night. Ho was severely ill only about a quar ter of an hour. On Tuesday last, tho deceased accompanied Gen. Pierce and Senator Hunter, of Va., on u visit to the Bunker Hill Monu ment, und appeared to ho in good health. Freight at Wheeling for Baltimore. Tho Wheeling Times uunouncus the urrival there from Louisville, of 400 bbls. of pork, to be forwarded to Mosers. Love, Martin & Co., of Baltimore. This is the first heavy produce freight for tho Bultimoro und Ohio Railroad Company ; this description of freight having heretofore gone via Now-Orleans.—Baltimore Sun. Railroads do not exactly moke rivors run up stream, through they often change the current of trade. ry The duughter of Mr. Weyman, of Cin cinnati, a child seven yonrs of age, died sudden ly on Thursday last, of a singular discusc. She roso in the morning with a flushed face, complaining of a hoadache. Her pniu soon increased, and large red blotches began to ap pear upon her body, Shortly after which, she fell to the floor. Sho was picked up and laid upon the bed, where after two or three spasms, she caused to breathe. aty Tho Bombachtcr am Ohio, a German paper printed in a sluve State, (at Louisville, Ky.,) has begun the publication of a transla tion of“ Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” or The amount of Gold deposited in the Mint at Philadelphia, duriug the month of De cember, was $3,330,000, and the amount of gold coined during the same period, $5,770,- 705. The totul deposits of gold for tho year 1852, have been $51,059,295, ond the coinage for the year $51,505,033. The number of three-cent pieces coined during December was 3.590,000, and the totul number during the year, 13,6611,500. iy Captains of vessels recently arrived from Europo state that they have never known so boisterous weather on tho Atlantic, and by tho long passages made by the steamer* we in fer that the storms and gales are more sovere than usual, even in the present inclement sea son of tho year. ^ A gcntlemarTnaincd Johu W.King has recently written a pamphlet, in the form of a memorial to tho I^entucky Legislature in rela tion to a change in the inode of electing the President of the United States. Uq proposes to choose the Executive from tho members of the Senate by lot. HP* A Washington dispatch says: J. W. Forney has gone to Concord to oppose the selection of Judge Campbell, of Pennsylva nia, for a place in the Cabinet. The Season in Washington.—Cards ore out from the lady of the Spanish Min ister for soirees every Wednesday evening till the third of February. Tho Secretary of the Navy will also he at home every alternate Monday, from tho third of January to the laat of February. ry Mrs. (-'lay has presented to Wm. O. Niles of Cincinnati, a watch seal of North Car olina gold, net with an intaglio of Columbus, that was the property of her late husband. (For tbe Daily Morning News.) Chr In twins Holidays at the Orphan Asylum. Ain. Editor 'The Christinas Holidays are at length over, and all have returned to tho usual routine of quiet or active duties. Per haps our fair oily has novel presented so mer ry an aspect as during the past week. All classes and conditions have participated with unwonted zest in the joyous spirit which has pervadad. Have yon not thought that thoso brilliant young orbs which illumino your own warm hearth have fairly outshone themselves this year? Ago lias raised himself upon l|is start* to regurd with ft complacent smile tho mirth and sports of youth. Grief has wiped away hei tears to sympathize in the clear melodious laugh of Joy and Innocence. Slave- ry, happy in the bond which here protects without oppressing, has cut merry antics, singing," Why can’t the white boy dance like the nigger 1” nnd while assisting young "ntas- sa” to fire crackers or shoot oil’ the blaze of Roman cnndloa, Ims made the “ welkin ring’’ with his shouts. Many a bright picture has been contemplated with grateful hearts by thoao who delight in witnessing human huppi- ncss. Perhaps none hove transcended that which was presented within the walla of the Female Orphan Asylum on Christmas day und during the week. The kind and efficient ma tron, who has for the lust nine years presided over the every-day destinies of the almost two score little beneficiaries of that Heaven- devised institution, forgot, for tho time, in her gratitude and sympathy, that feeble health had conqielled her to rcaign the nrdnoua duties of her post for the futuro to more vigorous hands. Ah ulic spread out all the tokens of kind re membrance und provisions for their participa tion in tliu annual festivities before those thir ty-six pair of bright eyos and eager faces, it would liuvc made sorrow's heart itself leap for joy to witness their pleasure. In the warmth of iier gratitude she appeared to de sire to return hor own personal thanks to ev ery kind donor in behalf of iIioho little ones.— She first pointed with pride to the ample and excellent “Cnristmas dinner” provided by tho benevolent Directresses thcmeclves. She then displayed a long row of nice, large pies, pre pared nnd sent by a ludy who, notwithstanding sho Imd weighty fumily cures of her own, could not contemplate tho fuir faces of her own two little girls and forget the orphan. A bar rel of apples and u fine ham were next exhib ited, as presents from two gcntlemon. A large waiter, hoaped with enkes, fruit and confec tionery, the joint gift of two ludies in the vi cinity, followed A banket of cases, “enough to last a week,” a present from a lady, suc ceeded that. Then came u generous package of confectionory from a young lady whose sweet countennr.cu is an index of her still love lier mind. And the display closed with a full box of candy from another lady. Heaven bless the kind donors all! In'regarding thut scene of juvenile pleasure, it required but a slight stretch of tho imagination to fancy that gentle beings in the spirit-realm were also looking upon it with the illimitable love of n mother’s heart, und invokiug blessings on those who had gathered their bereaved little ones into tlint warm fold of Christian chnrity. May their own chcritdied household treasures he spared to them, and may tho eyes whose light now beums in the sheltered happiness of purental cure, never be dimmed with the or phan’s tear, nor tho bird-like voices whose tones now send a thrill of joy into the mother’s innermost heart, ever be changed to the or phan’s wail. Jane. Tlic (Spiritual ('(invention. Wi gave u brief notice of a convention of spiritualists recently assembled in Bostou, ut which a Mr. J.N. Spear announced a communi cation from John Murruy in the spirit world. The spirit of Mr. Murray promised some im portant communications*, which are thus stated in a Boston paper: 1st.—Let it he boldly stated that tho follow ing beautiful manifestations will soon appear— new religious teachers; new arts of heuling; new forms of Government; new and bcuuti- ful architectural structures ; new communica tions in regard to tho coming glorious future. 2d—Let it be distinctly stated that there bus never before come on earth u work which iu so short a spuceof time had spread so wide ly and rapidly, and that the past prognosti cates glorious things lor the future. 3d—This work is to he tho ago of practical wisdom und useful knowledge. The communication closed by suying that spirits of a high order would uitcnd the convention to unseul lips so that they would speak, &c. 1 lu9 any ago of the world witnessed such outrageous hutnhuggery as this ? Infant Mortality in New York. A writer in tho New York Tribune calls the attention ol the editors of thut puper to the alarming infant mortulity iu that city, which he thinks deserving of tho most “ serious consid eration of the city government, and of an en lightened und huiuuuo community.” He says— Tho wholo number of deaths in the City for tho year past scorns to have buou 21,558 Of these wero iui'uuts still born 1,31*8 Children one year old nnd under 5,2% “ two years old aud under 2,81*5 •' livo years old aud under 2,488 I wish you to rciiiurk, iu the first place, the enormouB proportion ol infants still born, li amounts to pur cent, of all the deaths iu the Ciiy. An the biitlisnro not registered, oral least are not given in your tables, no estimute can be made of the propoition of still born in fants to those born ulive. But no doubt can be entertained tlmt it must be large beyond ali that natural cuuses can uccuunt tor. Very ma ny ol these cases must be the result of crimi nal practices, the fruits of monsters who make fortuues by trampling on all laws, human and divine, and whom magistrates und citizens still tolerate in their midst. But secondly, I beg you to consider the im mense sacrifice of life iu this city during the first year of liumau existence. Tho number of children which died during the past twelve months, of ouo year old and under, was five thousand two hundred and ninety-six, or a fraction of twenty five per cent, of all the doaths. The second year is attended with less haz ard, and yet the loss of life during this is also enormous, and the danger, though grudually decreasing, continues uppalliug till the child arrives nt the uge of live years. Those dying under this age constitute nearly onc-ha/f ol the deaths, aud including infants still born amount to fifty-six per cent, of them. Aud this under the light and amid the bles sings of the uiuetceiiili century! This iu a ci ty with the wealth and enjoying the prosperity ol New York, u city belter situated and pos sessed of greuter nutuial advantages for heultli than any oilier city in the world*. One thing is obvious: There must be enor mous wrong somewhoro. Such eftects do not spring from trifling causes, nor can they inno cently exist. Where aro our Health Officers, aud what aro our Citv Fathers nbout? From the Rio Grande—Tho Revolution In Mexico. Tho Brownsville (Texas) Flag of the 18th has the following further and important intelli gence: Tho news IVotn our neighbor!) of Mexico continues every day to increase in interest. We hove, through the courtesy of a friend, been shown letters and documents from the city of Victoria to the Hih inat. Governor Cardcnus has hern captured in Tula, together with sumo nine members of the legislature, his adherents. An extra, issued fiuui tho seat ol the new goveriim®ut, announces this happy event. We have before us a message from the provisional Governor to tho people, in which ho telle them their success hns been most complete. The entire State, with a few exceptions, have sent in tlioir acquiescence to tho provisional government, nnd the new plan —el plan Salvador de Guadalajara. Rufmu Rodriguez announces to the people the same & y result. He save that, after four dnys' fighting, success ims crowned the victori- our bunuers of the invincible proiiuncindns. Cardenas hud been tuken prisoner to Tumpico —he was captured by a detuchment of Na tional Guards from the latter place. Canales in still at large, and, report says, iu Linures. A letter from Rodriguez to a friend in this city, dated 14th insiunt, states that the wur steamer, Estado de Mexico, which recently left the Bruzos with munitions of war, cannon, etc., lor Veta Cruz, Imd, together with a na tional wur schooner, also pronounced, ond were now with the insurgents ill Tampico. If this be true, and our iuforinuiit assures us it is { it gives a death blow to the maritime force of the government in tlio Gulf. The overthrow of tho present Government serins inevitable. Matunuirns, however, seems determined to hold out to the last. Tho com mandant of that important post has commenc ed to fortify end bairicudc, preparatory (or a determined resistance. Our merchants havo been supplying barrels, etc., fur breast works, and to-day the sonorous tones of his big-mouth- cd cannon, a* nouuccd to us of Brownsville, that all power in that city had pussed from the civil into the military onn of government.— MutumoroH has been declared in a state ol siege, though no enemy is iu sight, and mar tial luw prevails in our sister city. The flags of the diflerent nations are now floating over their respective consulates ; the broad ensign of Mexico this morning flutters in the bcee/.c us proudly and ns delimit us ever—its rampant eagle seems to grasp tlm serpent in its talons with even a firmer gripe, as though determined to crush, not only thut, but every other one which presents itself, hydraheaded as they ut present are. We havo before us three proclamations from Gen. Avulos, to the troops under his commund aud the people. lie outreats them to remain true to the Government in its hour of peril, and assures them that thero aro yet strong urine and stout lieuits enough in (lie land to stem this great tide of iiiHuhordinatioii, gigantic as it is. We learn thut tho Mutiunorcnses think diiler- ently. Curvnjalwas said to be in Guerrero, at the heud ol a large Mexican force, and Trevino, one of his officers, was guarding the I’aso del Zucate, also with a considerable number of ad- liorcuts. Tho Flag says that no Americans are en gaged in tins quarrel, it is a fumily nflair, and the Mexicans ure lighting it out amongst them- selves. From South America.—The following let ters will show that Earthquakes and Civil Wars are not all the co'a.nities they have to provide against in that quarter of tho world.— Diseases incidental to our own climate, also find their way there, us will bo seen by the remedy thoy seek for protection. Valparaiso, Chili, S. A., July 20, 1818. To Dr. J. C. Ayer, bfc. Dear Sir : We have the ploasuro to report on your shipment of Cherry Pectoral to our house, the whole quuutity sold, and a pres sing demand for more, which must await the arrival of further supplies. Its success in cu ring diseases of the lungs, and its consequent notoriety, has excelled any medicine ever used in this country. Most of our remedies hero ure imported Irom England, and some of them arc rich nnd vuluable; but no product of medicnl skill from that or any oilier quarter ims ever won so fully the confidence ot our population as this beautiful preparation of yours. The article has attracted particular attention among our most distinguished citizens, from the fact tlmt General Bullies, President of (lie Republic, und tho highest officer in the Statu, was cured of a severe and dangerous affection of the lungs, by its use. Ho allows us to Bend his name, aud wishes to add tho acknowledg ments of gratitude for his relief. We have tbe honor to bo, sir, Vciy respectfully, Your obedient servant, Carlos Alvarez &Co. ry t he Germans have produced some very excellent remedies for various diseases.— Among which may he sptciiicd “ Dr. Hoof- lands, celebrated hitters,” for sale by C. M. Jackson—and used with romurkuble success in Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Ner vous Debility, and a general derangement of tho stomach. The Sunday Dispatch says of this medicine :— “ Wc feel convinced, that in the uso of the German Bitters the patient does not become debilitated, but constantly gains strength und vigor to the frame—u fact worthy of great con sideration. Tho Bitters are pleasant in taste and in smell, and can be administered under any circumstances, to tho most delicate stom ach. Indeed they can be used by ull persons with the most peifect safety. It would [)3 well for those who are much aflccted in the nervous system, to commence with one tea-spoonful nr less, and grudually increase. We speak from experience, and nre, of course, a proper judge. Tho press far and wide, have united in recom mending the German Bitters, and to the af flicted we most cordially advise their use.” FUNERAL INVITATION. Th* friends and aoquAtaUnooa of Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Weed, aro invited to attond tho funeral of their daugh ter GERTRUDE, at half past 3 o'clock This Afternoon. COMMERCIAL. AUGUSTA, JAN. 3, V. M.—The weather to-day was unfavorable to out door business, and the demand for Gotten was limited. Tho fbw sales made, howovsr, were at full prices, vis.:—8% for Good Middling, and 8Jf(3>9c. for Fair. CHARLESTON. JAN. 4 — Cotton.—'The transactions ou Baturday, the 1st instant, amounted to about DUU bales, at extremes ranging from 7>« to 0>uO.the bulk of which were from to O^je. Yesterday, the «d instant, there was n good deinaud for tho article, and the transactions for tho day amount ed to 1489 bales. Prices ranged from 8^ to 10c. Fried are full with an upward tendepoy, NORFOLK, DEC. 31.-bacon Iltinu 12y;(»14o. Cot ton 8Ii@8Vo. ^ lb. Corn, white 61c.; Yellow 04c. Mixed tiOo. WILMINGTON, JAN. 1—Bn hits Ttarrtrrrxz—Wo note sales «.f 200 bbls. ou Thursday at 51c. ^ gullon. Rosin—Bales of about 1,150 bbls. Common at fl 00 H bbl. Tak—A small lot disposed of at $2 ^ bbl. Cohn—Wo hear of no receipts slnco our last. The stock on baud is not heavy, and demand good. BALTIMORE, JAN. 1—CorrKK.—Tho market hat been <;niet during the week. Holders continue firm at former quotations, nnd meet with a moderate domand. The sales aro 1500 bngs Rio nt 9 @,*93^0. and 300 bags at 9 (&) 9140, which are the samo as last week. Stuck about 31,000 bags Rio. Importations 0,910 bsgs Rio and 318 from Jamaica. Cotton.—The sales this wook roach 345 halos Mid- ling to Midling Fair Upland and Gulf at 9 @ 10J 3 c. G mos. The demand has boon confined to the wauts of our manufacturers, aud the prices are unchanged from previous quotations. Stock about 1500 bales. Tho re ceipts for tho year aro about 35.000 bales in all, recoived by manufacturers dirent,or sold through tho Commission NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BOlltll OV IIKAI.TII. LSN A Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board of Health will bo held this day (Wsdnesday) at 12 o'clock, M. Members will oxamine their Wards carefully and report all nuisances, as it is absolutely ne- ccHsury that certain uulsanrssshould be romovod during tho winter mouths. By order, 8. A. T. LAWRENCE, Beo'y D. U. Savannah, 5tli January, 1H53. ATTENTION GUAUOH. min An adjourned mooting of the non-commissioned Offi cers aud Privates of tho Savannah Volunteer Guards, will be held This Evening, at tho Drill Room, at seven o'clock. A full attendauco is desired, jan 5 JOS. 11. RIPLEY, First Sergeant. A Fret) Invltntlou to ull ClnnscH, To test the efficacy of Hallway's Heady Relief. Bn 1 ” ^ Let all who suffer with Rheumatism, Nou- ralgia, Hick Headache, Diarrhrca, or Chill Fever, oall upon tho Agent of Rtdway's Ready Relief for their town, and whatovor your complaint may be, wo guarantee that iu less than five minutes after using it you will be from pain. We promise you that however severs you may sutler from pain on entering tho store, that if yon apply it on the spot, you will bo free from pain on returning home. Iladway's Ready Relief acts instantly. It is quick, safe, pleasant and powerful.— Let all who sutTer pain call ux>on the Agent and try the R. R. R., it will cure you. lui jan 5 ginia, 1000 from other sources. li hoar of was 200 barrels at $525. Mixed brands offered at $5 lHjtf, and afterwards sold at $5 12 for 500 barrels. 8ales to-day of GOO barrola mixed brands at $5 12>{. Holders gone roily are asking higher flgui not anxious to selluntil the steamer is in...City Mills.—Ou Tuesday 500 barrels wore sold at$5 37^ and 1000 nt $5 25. On Wed nos Jay nb' ut 1500 were sold at $5 25. On Thursday (100 barrels w ire sold at samo price. Tho demand was light, Bales io-dsy of 1000 barrols at $5 12>;. Cohn.—Thero has boon very littlo change to note in tho Corn market this week. Prices advanced slightly un der tho steamer’s nows, nnd sales have been uniform at59f(*61c. for white, and 61(<j)63 for Yellow. Homo very dry ahipping parcels have brought ono cent higher. Damp and that not tit for shipping rulea from 7 to 10c. below these figures, and a great deal on the market is of thesegrades. Oats.—Wo quoto as tho range of the week at.?3<<$41c.; tho latter for rtrictly prime, of which ths supply is very light. Naval Stokes.—Wo quote sales of common rosin at $140; No 2 $175. No. V $260@3 25. Pitch $1 75.— Tar $2 12<u>2 25. Varnish 20(&2lc., and Spirits of Tur pentine G0(g)61. Bacon.—Wo note sales of old sides at 9*4 to 9?{o., and shoulders at to 8%c., market closing dull nt these figures; ono sale of 100,OOUlbs old sides were sold at 9.(40.; 200 old hnms at 13c. Light sales of new city bacon at 10){ to 10>^c. for sides, and 9‘4 to 9>«o. for shoulders; also hnms at 12>£c. “ Sales at 4, , |,(qj4 l . 3alo8 New Engla _ Whiskv.—This article hns further declined, nnd the sales at the close of tho wook wore at 24>s^)‘25o. in bbls., aud '24c. in hhds. MATANZAS, DEC. 27, 1852.- Since our Inst circular of 27th ult., our market lias become almost bare of Su gars, and of new crop only few boxes have as yot como epeatcdly; the weather continuing good, howover, the In imports we give tlio following quotations: Rico U.'^rlc.; Yollow Flint Corn 4)£rls.: Lumber, P. I*, river sav/od, 2l^a($$—: "team sawed 27(<$$—; W. P. Boards For Male. rpHE Stock nnd Fixtures of a GROCERY in a I first rnto location for wholesale or retail—will bo sold on good terms if applied for immediately. Tho stock is small and frash—a rnro chance is offered. Sat isfactory reasons given for wishing to sell. Apply at this office. jan 5 28(h)$—, und wanted. Lutcr por i'nriflc. Liverpool, Doo. 15,12 M. The demand for Cotton in this market has been good, and prices havo advanced an eighth of a penny !b.— The sales for the four days comprise 21,000 bales, of which speculators have taken 5000. Fair Orleans is quoted atG.^d., Middling Orleans 5%d., Fair Upland at 5J£d., and Middling at 5^'d. Western Canal and Ohio Flour is quoted at 28s. 6d. ^ lOGlbs Yellow Corn is worth 34s. ^ 4H0fts. Lard commands 64s ^ owt. Con sols nre quoted at from lOO^lOO^. Our advices from Havre are to the 12th inst., and state that tho Cotton market hadundergono no quotable change since our last, although it is more active, the demand good, and prices stiffer. Quotations, how ever, aro unnltored. Dnpnriiiro of Niennirrs from Hnvnnnnh. The regular U. 8. Mail stoamers Gordon, Capt. Brooks, Calhoun, Capt. Barden, and SUlamoni, Capt. Freeland, leave every morning at 4 o'clock,for Charles ton. connecting with the Charleston steamships und Wilmington boats, and arrive every eveuiug in Bavau- uah at 5 o'clook, P. M. . M. Departure oT ('nrs on Central Railroad. Two Passenoxk Trains Daily. Evening TYnin—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. 31., and ar rives at Macon at5.^ A. M., connecting with the South- Western Railroad toOglethorpo, and by stages thonce to Tallahassee, Columbus, and othor points South West. ' 10 Train.—LeavesBavaunah at 8 A. M.,and “ Chattanooga, ami with the Augusta and Waynusboro* MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Inquest.—Coroner Walker, ou tlio29th ult., wbb called on to hold nn inquest over the body of u man by tho imtne of John Matthews, u ruilrund hand, who was found dcud, near the ahuiity of Chas. C.. Jackson, about 12 miles from this city, who is ono of the contractors on the Waynesboro and Augusta Kailroud. The jury brought in as their verdict, “ that the deceased came to his death 011 the 29th Dec. 1852, in Richmond county, from certain wounds inflicted by some person or persons unknown.” We learn tlmt tho deceased had just arrived from below, was of intemperate habits, and was last seen in company with a negro iiiqii. He wus known to have some six or seven dollars in chnugo in his pockets, when last seen by his friends, and when his body was discovered no uionov could be fouud about his person.—Augusta Constitutionalist. Liberality.—In consequence of the high prices of every article of consumption, the Directors of the Philadelphia and Commer cial Banks have presented to each clerk gratuity of fifteen per cent, on their respective salaries. ry The Secretary of State, it is said, hns written to our consul at Leghorn, directing him to ship Gneenough’a group for the capital in the first merchant vessel that will take it directly, aud without transhipment, to Wash ington. Immigration.—Thero arrived at the port of N. York, during the year which closed on Fri day, 337,656 passengers, of whom 39,052 were citizens, and 298,604 ulienn ; 117,537 were from Ireland, 118,126 from Germany, 31,275 from England, and 7,G40 from Scotland. fST Lamp wick, soaked for a quarter of an hour in vinegar, then dried bsfoie put iuto a lamp, will prerent the lamp from smoking. casks ili< e, to John Williamson A Co, Steamer Metamuru, l’ock, Charleston, to 8 M Laffi- toau. Charleston, Jan. 4—Arr scar Hopeton, Luce, Darien, Gn.; selir Heyward, McDuiigull, Satilla River. r, Crowell, Savannah; State of the Thermomttev ami Weather in Savannah, Georgia, during the month of December, 1S53. Situation of the Thermometer— West aide of the house, open air.— Observed by Ji. C. Mnckall, M. D. A. M. P. M. P. M. MORNING. EVENING. 9 1 9 1 Ram Cloudy 53. 60 56 2 Clear Rain 56 66 57 3 Cloudy Rain 54 61 59 4 Clear 58 65 52 5 “ 50 68 54 6 ** 50 71 54 7 “ Rain 58 72 66 Light Rain 67 71 ..Cloudy 68. 73 66 9 Rain. 10 Cloudy Rain..'. 64 65.. 11 Cloudy Clear 50.... 12 Clear “ 42.... 15 Cloudy iY:::::Rain..::.::::;: 18 Clear 19 •• 20... 56 .59... 60 GO.. 43. 61.. 42 70.. ...68... " Rain 65 177 64 22 Fog 65 72 M 23 Cloudy 59 02 59 14 Fng Clear 60 72 66 25 Fog •• 68 70 67 26 Clear " 66 82 68 27 Cloudy •• 64 72 66 28 Rain " 70 68 48 29 Clear •• 44 65 53 30 •• “ 52 64 M 31 “ Rain 52 70 60 MARRIED, In Houston County, Georgia, on the 23d inst., by the Rev. Georgo W. Persons, Maj. WILLIAMF. SPEIGHT, of Washington County, to Mias SARAH ANN MARIA Arrival* nt the Hotels. PULASKI IIOUSE...Wii.TnKRGEB k BON, Proprietors. Tuesday, Jan. 4. Capt Preble J Smith J 1) Car hart N Y W DCarhart Macon L M Deinick do li R Smith Baku W G Delvony Athens P AFerril Millcdgevilh TSvmon N 1 W B Thai ley Ol K J Glasgow St Louis J Christy dc J C Lyman N Y P M Sattcrlan do C Wilson do W Etheringtou do Mrs W M Lent, Sister and MARSHALL HOUSE. Tuesday, Jan. 4. A W Gahandan N Y O Wright, Jr do II Johnson and lady do Miss Jones II D Williams do Capt Small Jones Liberty Co J A Anderson EW Jones J L Hopkins Tenn J A Carpauter E Gilmore Boston J Calhoun u* well N O J W Millcn Sav J D Chaot Harris Co J N Brick Talbotou J W Moore Brunswick Rev W M Crumly..Colum J L SauDhury Sav'h J Bachxuach.... W S Harden and lad; J Baclunach Ga W S Harden and lady W J Solomons Gordon L Fairbanks Charleston F W Parsons Liberty A Lowry and lady, N Y ..W. Johnson, Proprietor. , Jan. 4. J A Totter Providence W Mailler Ala II C Foster N Y Two Misses Aliny....Nassau Miss M Duncome do 8 A Fisher Norwich J F Colby Washington RECEIPTS OF COTTON, kc., JAN. 6. Per Contral Railroad—924 bales Cotton and Mdso, to Bunker k Ogden, G W Garuiany k Co, Caldwell, Neely k Co, Waehburn. Wilder k Co, Chas Uartridgo, Allen A Ball, E Parsons k Oo, Kiuohley, Lockett k Co, Harris A Co, C H Duryee, Franklin A Brantley. John Jones, Ra bun A Whitehead, Hardwick A Cook, N A Hardee A Co, J II Burroughs, G N Neai, Wm Donuan, Behn A Foster, R Habersham A Son, Boston A Gunby, Willis A Bruu- da^e, Both well k Smith, W W Garrard, G B Cu mining CONSIGNEES. Fcr steamer Mctamora, from Charleston—Mrs C G Herts, Mrs Tate, A Haywood, 8 8 Sibley, TD Dotterer PASSENGERS. Per steamer Mctamora, reck, from Charleston—Gen IIC Foster and lady, GW Edwards, 8 Skinner, Mrs u lady, _ .... Flinn and son, T D Dotterer and servant, two Meters Furgueon, Mrs While, Alisa Taylor, J II Iliggiganbot- tom, S M Mills, W 11 Dudly. O Forton, T Load and la dy, J A Potter, Mrs Tate, N A Fisher and lady. Miss Aliny, Miss Dnucan, Col J B Wokot, LanUa, 8 K Wad- foD,A McCoy und 7 deck. brig Anguline, Warren, Darien. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURN1TUKK COVERINGS, Ac.. AT WHOLESALE & BE TAIL. W. II. CAKHYJL’S CURTAIN STORE Is No. 169 ChoMtnut-Nt., Philadelphia, Corner 5th-*t., opposite the State Bouse. S K has ulwuya in store u full stock of French firocatollcs; I)o. Satin De Laincs; Do. PluBhes; Lace and Muslin Curtains of every style and prico. N. Y. Painted WINDOW' Covers, Ao.; Table A P Gilt Cornices; Gilt Pins and BnndB; Gimps, Fringes, Cords, Tassels, Ao. SHARES of all styles and prices; Bulf Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac., and every thing complete for Curtains oltho newestParis styles, and ut tho to ices I prices. Persons sending the height and width of their window frames, can havo their Curtains made aud trimmed in tho best manner: see Fashion Plates in August number of Godey's Lady’s Book. Steamers, hotels, car builders, and dealers gonci supplied at tho lowest wholesale prices. W. II. CARRYL, Importer of amUJealer in Furnishing Goods, ja 14 NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE. No. 6 Wliitukrr Street. a THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announ ces to the citisens of Savannah, and of tho in terior of this Bute, that he has now opened and will keep continually in etoro, n large assortment of tho Lust qualities of tho various kiuds ol Wines and Liquors, both foreign and doiuostic, invoiced from tho best sources, and to his stock of which, at prcsuut ou hand, he iuvitos attention. Having had oxtensivo experience in France as a manufacturer, undin America as impor ter and dealer, his acquaintance with tho trade onables him to offer assurance that the articles wLi.h aro enu merated below are each genuine. ArtldoH ol' Direct Importation. Arrack; Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. Wines. Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hock, Clar et, Sauterno aud Burguudy Wines. Cord inis. In Cases, Curacoa, Maraschino, Ratafia, Slavaits, Kirsvheuwasser, Absinth, Ac., Ac* Ale siinl Porter. London Brown Stout and Edinburgh Alo. Also Agent for Domestic Liquors. »«g 6 ly R. MAYER. SAVANNAH UAKULlt SHOP AND BATHING SALOON. fl^IIIC Subscriber would respectfully unnouncc X to tho citixons of Bavaunah, and of Georgia, Ala bama, Florida, South Carolina, that thic long aud well known establishment is open for the roccptiun of his friends. Ho assures them that nothing will be left un done on hia part to continue it a convenient and comfor table Barber Shop. His prices will be as reasonable in any similar establishment iu New York. Hair Cutting, in ueataud fashionable style $0 20 Singlo Shave Shampooing Shaving six and seven times a week Shaving five times a week Shaving throe or four times a week Tickets for Children's Hair Cutting, 8 for Hot aud Cold liuths Parents nre respectfully iinformod that every v.. u and pains will bo taken with their children when sent to the Saloon to bo waited upon. He will also keep for •ale a variety of Fancy Goods, such as Gentlemen's Cravats, Stocks, all kiuds of Gloves, Dress Shirts, Me rino aud Cotton Uudershirts aud Drawers, Pocket Hdkfs., Collars, Socks, and other articles of Gentle men's wear; also—Hair, Tooth, Hat, Nail, Flesh Clothes uud Shoe Brushes; Soaps, Oils, Colognes and a great variety of other articles. ’ Hulm of Snvaiinnli. This beautiful preparation is manufactured by him self for cleansing and darkening tho Hair; thousands who havo roceived tho benefit of oloansiug of dandruff improving and darkening the llair, aro willing to oom- meud it. Price—$1 a bottle, or throe Lotties for $2 25. Augusta Barber Shop. lie wonld also take the pleasure of informing his nu merous friends that he has opened a magnificent Barber Shop under the Augusta Hotel, Broad-street, Augusta, where every convenience will be found to make his pa trons comfortable. Strangers and friends visiting Au gusta are respectfully solicited to giTe me a call. J. M. HAYWOOD, MoDuiuent-sq., Bavaunah, janl ly And uudor Augusta Hotel, Broad-et., Angusta. WOOD I WOOD! T HE Subscriber will knop cotistaully on hand at hia WOODYARD, at the Canal Bridge, a full WpPly. »t all seasons, of OAK and HICKORY WOOD. All orders left at J. D. Jesse's, Broughton-street. will bo promptly attended to. l.y Wood Hold Low For Cauls. , * tf J. M. BUT! UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR NEW-YORK. To loavo on BATURDAY, 81U Jan., ^^^"FLORIDA, capt. M. C. Woodhull, will s above. For freight or passage apply to PADELFORD, FAY k CO. For Freight or Charter. t The new sulmouer TRADER, Trader muster, of capacity for 1U,UU0 bushels Gran. Apply toB jan 5 WILLIS k BRIJNDAGE. ANTED.—Duck Loud to complcie cargo uf brig Alfred Exall, for Now-York. Apply to 5 WILLIS k URUNDAUE. For Sale. Three Horses aud a Cart. Apply to A. CULLEN, 6 corner East Broad and Bay-ste. TV in one of the boat situations in the olty. particulars address “M. A. T.,” Box 266 Post Office, .Savannah. Lost, r AST evening, by u ludy, u gmitlrnmn’* Dapuer- j rcotype Likenois. It was sot in u Turtle Shell fancy case. Tho finder will be rewarded by loaving it at Cant. L. Wiggins's residence, in York stroet, noar East Broad. 1* jau 3 NEW IIOOhN, RECEIVED OY JOHN M. COOPER & CO. Wkunksday, January5tii. LYKMOIRS5, Journal, and Correspondence of Y1 Thomas Moore: edited by tbe Right Honorable ord John Russell, M. P. Patient Waiting No Loss; or, The Two Christmas Days: by Alice B. Neal. Tho Gipscy: by G. P. R. James. The Loudon Art Journal tor Dccomber. ('mintiiu; IIouno Calenders fur 1853. i 'lli: QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH AMERICA: by Johu James Audubon, F. R. 8., Ac. lie., aud Rev. Joint liuchuian, D. D., Ac. Ao. Vol. I. Subscribers will pleaso cal'* for tlioir copies at the book of j jan 6] JOHN M. COOPER k CO. Great Reduction of Prices. In order to reduuo the present large aud choice stock of WINTER («OODH H A V A N N Ali* BAZAAR, 118 Broughton street, next dour to Horton tf Rike- man's Jewelry Store. A DELBANCO b»*ps to announen to his city • and country customers that in order to prepare piutud their supplies tho present affords a rare chance ~ make purchases. These Goods being eutircly new, u not thrust upon the market (as is eften tho cose with theso sales) to be sold at any price, iu order to got C 1I44ARH AND TOBACCO.—Just received j a lot oi choice Rough A Ready Tobacco aud El Rifie • tgars, by P. JACOBS, Sign of tho Indian, jau 5 No. 27 Bull-nt. KA AND COFFEli URNH—l-’or HiilVby - jan 5 COLLINS A BULKLEY. P 1 ^ B uckskin under vests.—j.im rec, a small lot Buckskin Under Vests for sale by ROBINSON A CAMP, jan 5 Next door to Pulaski House. G roceries.—10 casks Ham*—uew 100 bbls. Potatoes 20 hhds P. R. Sugar 25 do 20 do Crushed 20 do Ground do 50 half-bids No. 1 and 2 do 25 kitts No. 1 do 2500 lbs Codfish 50 boxes Sealed Herrings 300 bbls Whisky, Gin, Rum and Brandy 20 bbls Mououguhelu Whisky 20 quarter casks Cognac Brandy 2 pipes Holland Gin 20 quarter and eighth casks Wino 2 quarter casks Scotch Whiskey 2 do do Jamaica ltum 50 boxes assorted Cordials 100 bbls Baltimore Flour 50 do Genessee and Hiram Smith do lno haiqbblB Canal Flour 150 boxes Pale and No. 1 Soap 200 bags prfino Rio Coffeo 75 do do Java do 20 half and quarter boxes Raisins 2<*0 do Tobacco, assorted qualities 50 casos Hyson and Black Toas 25 bbls Butter aud Sugar Biscuit 5 boxes Pino Apple Cheese 30 do Soda Crockers 500 gross Pipes, assorted 25 boxes Pickles, assorted 50 M Spanish Cigars—fine r crop N. O. Syrup 50 bbls u 50 do W. I. Molasses 10 do Stuart's Syrup 30 boxes Lemon syrup 25 dox Brooms 20 dox Demijohns, assorted 60 five and ton gallon kegs Landing aud in store, for sale b- JuEN A TARVER. LiUEUNE AND I’D I,ASK I iflON U.T1ENJ LOTTERY OFFICE, Gaudry's Building, Bull st., opposite Post-Office. GREGORY k MAURY. Managers. Will be drawn in Savannah, This Day, Jan. 5th. 13 Drawn Numbers out of 75. CAPITAL: 4.2SO DOLLARS! Ao. Ao. Ao. Ao. Ac. Tiokots $1—Shares in proportion. DAN’L. U. STEWART, JRP 5 Vendor for Gregory A Maury. ONE CENT REWARD. R ANA WAY from the Mibscriluirnntho 22nd inst, hia iudoutnrod apprentice Robert Buroholl. The above reward will bo iiaid to any person who will return him to me, and the pnblic aro hereby cautioned not to harbor or employ him, as the law will bo rigidly enforced against any persou so offending. A. F. MIRA. FDR MALE. M ahogany wardrobe umi secretary —both nearly uew and but little used, will be sold at a bargain if applied for at onco. Apply at this Of- Will Moon Open AT ST. ANDREW’S HALL ! MAMMOTH 0DE0SC0PIC MIRROR OF ITALY, A ccompanying which will im givon n xnrim of Grand Vocal nnd Instrumental Concerts, bj some of tho first Artists in the country. Particulars it future Bills and Advertisements. ** -— * New Vinegar Factory. ;<uliRcrilier liuviug commenced tlm munu- X feature of White Wine and Cider Vinegar, in this city, will keep ooustantly on hand a supply of both qualities, warranted pure, llis prices will m moderate. Those desiring to purchase will please leave their or ders with Mr. Joseph Lippman, Market square, or al the Fuctory, corner West Broad and Elisabeth streets jan 4 6 GEORGE QEMINDEN. B COAL. „ . KST Liverpool Cauiiel, now lunding from ship ... f„. .... h. ^ p GRAVER. F For Sale, OUR young, well broko Buggy and Saddle jau LOUR.—50 hills. Ilttliiiuore Flour, landing fjrou. ..hr- J. W. , , i Vi illUCK UOZnoasiDCB, rruuuii rainumi, l.inen mioci- lug, Table Dr.mask and Diapers, 11-4 Cotton Sheeting, Brown and Bleached Canton Flannel, Needle Worked L. C. Hdkfs-, Chemisettes and SoaUg 81tov«s. Aleo, Uudergarmonts for I.adief, Gentlemen and Boyi: Ho siery, GIovmi and Umbrellas. For sale low by dec 24 Dk WITT A MORGAN. OKED OATH.—200 hugs heavy Mery laud Heed O landius from schooner fitaria Ann, and Ik tale by LdoclSj L'LAUUOKN A CUNtflNGHjUL SPECIAL NOTICES. IIICIIOVAI. NOTICK. " ■f—-Sj, DR. WEST hu removed hU ro,ldm„ ... offle® to South Broad Street, between n ** ard nnd Whitaker Streets. im* TAPSCUm FOREIGN EXCHANlIK ANIJ u (EMIGRATION AGENCY. .nd doilroua or bringing thira out b, o ’ olu. pocket .hip., oro Inform,dthat Ih.mhmrfhi. . Iho om, ti ia ,b„ r(1 Ag , My , a Thoy aro atio authorliod lo draw on Mo,.r« w. Tnp.oott A Co., Liverpool, in from a ward., which drafu aro negotiable in any t| lr out Ireland ond Gnat Britain. r,u « l1 - Drafu on Franco and Oormany. payable |„ , u or the Continent, alio for ialo. Apply to doc 24 ly 1IIJNKER A OGDEN. HI n,,.„ I KAN It I, I N JOB OFF] (J H ' WM. H. ROYAL, N.AIN AND FANCY BOOK AND JOB PRINTED J21 Cor. nraiiRhtan dc Wliltnknrnia <•’ WEIVTISTIIV. So & 0 IB © ^ & Hd ]Jj 0 Humlcnl mill HleclianlRitl l»diil,i * ln drououton stiieVt aoutli .Ido-noor Whltthor-,t. ly „„ 9 WOODMANS CHERRY EXPECTORANT Sf ^.-a For th * °" r * of ConBumptlon, Doclln.Art’h —ao Bronobitli, Watting of tho Ffcih M.i, Sweat., Spitting of Blood, Whooping Cough, Dliteoh of Breathing, Cold., Cough., Inlluenia, 1‘hthlilc p 1 ln the Sido, and all Di.ease.of tho Chott and Luue* 1 Bold by W. W. Lincoln, A. A. Solomon, A Co., T M Tumor* Co., Humphrey. * Juhunon, Mooro ill,.' drlcktion, John A. Mayor, Ja,. H. Cartor, in Savanotli" General Agent for tho Southern Slate,, ’ d«°» ^ OLIVER T. BltACQ. Private Hospital. DOCTORS WH.I),MAN & GANABI, FxKM-sruKET, West end or the Plank Roi D I)R3. WII.DMAN A GANAIII. bar is, completed tho arrangements for a Privat IIu.pit.1, and fitted tp tho ..mo with all th, appl| Mt(I of hygiene, good unrilng, and medical and lurgld at tondnnoc, now olfor tho benefit, of tbo inttltutlou lo th, public. The term, of udmlieion ore *1 per dey. Tbliwill tr« 00a,taut and efficient medical attendance n , dl ' olnoe, board and lodging. Ton dollar, will bo r’cooircd" in advauco, which will not he subject to reclamation _ Apartments perfectly private may bo obtained on tZ sonable terms. That tho fnttitutlon may partake a, much ea poe.il,], of tho bouovolout public character which the orlrln,. tore Intended, they have eollolted the following genu,, men to act ao a board of vlaltor,, who will at a || ,„j any tlmo impact tho promieoe, and whole name, ero guarantees to tho public of it. efficient menagom.oi • John Boston. 00 ' | Sofom^n Shen”’ Montgomery Camming. Arrangements have also been made for tho xccommo- dation of negroes. I*. H. WII.DMAN, M. O., Corner Aborcorn und South Broail-st CUAS. GANAIII,, M. I), doc 21 South Broad-atreet, Eaat of liarnelj. Be—Liberal advance, made upon ehipmttn —-S of Cotton to my frionde in Liverpool aej Now York. (3m) c. A. L. LAMAR. Jw-—DR. JAMES C. BOWEN, office at Ilr. —wA Aknold’s. corner of Aberooru aud State •treeta. 3rao o«5 DR. J. J. ROUERTNON, orriCE, no. 100 riiou(]iiton-8tkkkt. Residence, "Marshall House.*' 6m may 28 MEDICAI. CO-PARTNERSHIP. as D »- E - U. MARTIN and Br. If. L. 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