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VOLUME flJIll.WHKU DAILY AND TIU WLKKLY BY JOHN tVl. COOPER. WILLIAM I. THOMPSON, EDITOR. - «LV» UKHTHtt-n Single 0<tpu , ii 1 TIIItKH081 Tho “ Tai-WKKKijY Mokniku Nkvvs,'' (frtr tLTe oounity.) eonLaiufiig all the now matter and m>.w i»d. Jin *!‘ 6 P a,, 7* 18 furnished iur YH&VH V mi annum,, in advance, ivouumta inserted at tho foJlowiu* roman* 8uuA.ua Or tkn ukw», —..jfclcta; Duo Mouth-.a;..., *6 00 ••4i w» ir wo “ oo Throe «• 5*0 Four “ 16 00 One Year.., Ono insortli Two Throe Four W “ .... l 7-1 Olio vooli^„„..„ ..... 00 tor ndyortUumontH no* exceeding tive fourths of tho above rates will l*o chargod,i. a«: ; *or one insertion,....*....., is cents. ' fi wm f * •. HBflPB ^..^..141 60; Ac Ho. Logs! Ad vortinoinouta j user tod at the usual rates. AdrortlHeiDoata frttm tr'kashint tforsoni dratrang muHt bo paid in advduco. Yearly advorUser*,' cxcaoding in thoir advertisements tho avAj^o mrmUw.or line* agreedTor, will be©haTg«d “fj? >.riiM m. iinsout to this office without directions, ftp to tli6 number of insertions; will be until ordered bo be discontinued, aud Poorly advertisers will bo restricted to their regular business, and all nthor advertisements, not pertaining to their regular business, ae agreed for* will be charged All letters dirocted to this office or the Editor must ho postpaid. Ohd" Ail now Advertisements appear in tho “Tri- Weoklv Now*." for tho Country. AUOI/STA Affp WAYNKHUUKO* RaII.IIOAU. At an olectioiifut Directors on the 3d iiwt., the following trainedgentlemen woro chosen A. R. Law tun, Dr. J*. 1*. Seruven, John Stoddard, Wtn. Duncan, Uobt. A. Allen; John C. Poythress, Jlurke county ; R. H. Gardiner, Jr., Richmond county. ' ’ : r - V At a meeting held on the 4th instant, A. R. Lawton was re-elected President. Collision ijetwekJi Steamer Palmktto and Brio Ohio.—Tho steamship Palmetto, Capt. Jackson, ims arrived at Rahimore from Cliarlerton. On Sunday night in (he Chesa peake, she ran iuto end sunk tho brig Ohio, bound for Mobile. The crew, however, of the Ohio were alt saved. The Palmetto was slightly injured. [From tiic New York Express.] A Strange Story. The following singular statement is publish ed in the Belfast (Ireland) Chronicle, a journal which is said to bo one of the most trustwor thy and reliable in the United Kingdom. If truo, it discloses tho character of themew Em peror of the French in u new light, and sum marily dissipates whatever suspicions may have bean innocently entertained that ♦* the em pire is” really to be “ price.” If false, why, it i» but another of the uowspaper romances of which iho “ Nephew of his Uncle” lias been the hero since his accession to power.— Thero has been so much of the wonderful al ready in the extraordinary career of this man, that perhaps we should cease to marvel at what wo ure now told ure veritable facts, and yet we presume it will be a difficult matter to persuade oue reader in ten that tho revelations in the Belfast paper art* not of the Slicvegant- mon texture: There lives in Paris a gontleman who, in Decomber, 1847, wrote—“ 1 can see, with per fect clearness, that Louis Philippe will not be three months on the throne of France.” Lou is Philippe was exiled in February, 1848.— That gentlemun wrote shortly after the pres idential election—“ This Bonaparte scion is u traitor. Not a man looks at him but feds the instinct of avoiding him as a treacherous man. Ho will strike for ihe Consulate—for the Dic tatorship: und God knows what will follow.” He struck. Iltt coup d'etat of December, 1851, tells in history ho to ho struck. The sumo, gemlcnmn wrote in tho March of the present year—“ The tyrant aims at ihe empire. His gaze is fixed uponphe orown. Before a yeui thero will be a revival of the Bonapnrtcan dy nasty, and tho French will kneel before Napo leon tho Third.” The empire has cpme. Tho man wild predicted I he bo events is no common man. He thinks mid looks around him. He participates in many movements quietly, and gathers knowledge which, in our view, no other man at this moment in or out of Paris could fiud means to acquire. His previous predictions givo u« confidence in what lie states. In fact we know him, and know that he would nut detail as .truth wlmt he did not know to bo true, for ho is generally ono of die least speculative individuals we liavo ever met. Well, that gentleman—we would give his mono it we were permitted—writes the nul>- joiued on Thursd&y last, and all before whom it comeu i cun measure its worth, and the amount of credence to ho attached to it, from what they have already learned. The revela tion wilfneem curious to many ; to us : it is by no mean* so, as wo are aware ol’ the sources from which much of hiB information is derived and how ho derives it. That it is true wo art convinced, and that tho British government are “ np” to the machinations of the French Emperor ie evident froqi the revived state of oiir defences, from tho iiubodiincnt of our militia, from the addition to our maritime hoods, and from the establishment of a Clmn ncl )lt*et. The following la the communication referred to • m In a secluded part of tho wood of Bologne, at a place called Madria, whildme die resi dence of.Lamartine, is a house surrounded by trees, and the windows of which are never opened except sometimes at dawn as if to let in flesh air. This house, all day, and in many nights, has the air of being uninhabited ; but oftentimes ot nidit there come about auspi cious-looking characters who take up their posts in the thiekecs, and then about twelve or one, up come several carriages, with the blinds close down, the porte cochcrc. is Opened myste riously, they drive in, and tbe door closes bo- hind them. What is ibis place 1 It is the residence of Virginia la Sabotiorc. Tiiie, for many persons—iudoed, pearly all —}h no explanation. Bullet us enter, one even ing last week, and perhaps what umy bo go ing ou may enlighten us. In an apartment, sumptuously furnished, is a grand supper laid out, resplendent with plate und brilliant with lights, aud around sit half u dozen men nnd as many women, who, while sipping their champngtio,are tulking animated ly ol conquest nud empire, of oggression und rapine. “ Yes,” Bays one, striking his fist on the ta ble—?i man with heavy moustache, hookod nose, and saturnirjfci niliods countenance— “ yes, when once l nm crowned,! will proclaim Jerome King of Holland, nm! not oul> pmchiim him King, but tuoko him Kiugi while Belgium uball reign but ns my vusattl.” “ Yes, sire,” said all but oue, whom we shall nut mention. “ And then King of Roms and Italy, nnd Protector of tho liel.Witi confederation, shall he no empty lilies—they shall bo miqc.” “ But, sire, England /” observed one gently “ Kualund, my eternal liightmuie! England, ginie, ivory pretty girh daughter of on old ia- bot maker in Ham. After a While l.ouin mode proposals! they were accepted, und two chil dren worn the result. Those children lie was very much attaihcd to. They were provided for, and hoik to firat-rntt HChubls, On his nd\ Vent to power in 1848, the Prince gave Vir ginia h psnyioq, ny then, ill December, 18*51, he gave her the beautiful residence ubovo al luded to. With U. natural taste for debauchery, lo- fcmliliiig in nhuracter the debauchery of the regent and Louis XV, one of the delights of Urmf*'/*'- igfiir ‘ that she interfere nut, for ns surely as she in terferes, will 1 land on her Mborcs, and alum them that their Island is ns Easily made a French colony as wo# Algiers. They fancy theuqielveB impregudblc; they will find their Thus spoke Louie, Napoleon in the house of Virginia la Subatiere. 1 mutt now explain who she is, and how he found himself there, promising that the infor mation I am giving you >uuy cont mo <teur, though 1 hope no ono will aid tho ruscnlly po lice of Bouaparte in tracing the author of the news heie given. How t obtained Uis a se- Cret of life and death. But every word J write si true. Louis Napoleon may not carry eut bis after-supper boast, but the words were spoken by him. When Louis Napoleon Bonaparte was a ♦Stale prisoner in IInm he waa treated willi kindness*and coAsidcrutiuii. Among others *bo saw him lor dilforeut purposes, woaVjvir Nupoloon is an orgy, with plenty of wine nnd women. In fact, his happiness is n pctUiouper, bo qs when (he regent and Dubois fa ° wdiilg® in those ul St. Cloud and Sl-jK 00 El y® oc wo “*d b« daiigerouH, us there is a cer- « li‘n*8, iuroo- tain nmnijnt of public opinion atiU ulive; but l»L Wn theio was the cozy little houwo ht Madrin, had that line l>con scko’ted by him as the seat of his midnight conferences on the afiuirs of tho empire. Surrounded by paraidiee, pimps, Slid prostitutes, heated by wine, he tries to rouse himself in this despicable wuy to emulate bis uncle. Not tt dozen persons in Ptnia* apart from bis owu cliuue, know u word of ol! this. But I have told it. VV«s I nrosent? Did I receive the report from one who was present ? Was the orgy revculed to e second party and then to me Y . Mure questions 1 cannot answer. 1 give the information us true, exuct, and historical. It may be deniod. That will only prove itH truth, as for u Bonapartist to uuy * thing to bo is to prove that it is not. [From tho London British Army Deaputoh of Deo. 3. The Uncle Toui 9 s Cnbln mania.—P1i>h cinn, lien! Thyself! Whon, some lime ago, long before the work was known in England, we chancpd to tnke up Uticle Tom’s Cabin in the apartment of an American friend, we stumbled upon a passage of the first forco in caut and nonsoiiBc. It wna in tho style of tlioso anti-slavery, African coast-blockade iracls, which wc remember abounded somo years since, and winch aBsiat- cd in botlaying to destruction so rouny brave English seamen, aud cost the lives of so many unhappy negroee. For, it is our deliberate opinion that more crime, ubominutinn of every kind, loss of life and misery, have boon caused, by our intervention, to tho negro race, than thrice the number of years would have wit nessed had slavery been still the luw of Eu rope and all America, and been allowed its full fling throughout tho whole civilized world. To avoid our cruisers what forced marches and confined stowage have been adopted! How many unfortuuto blacks have been killed by our grape und round shot! How many put out ot the way to lighten tho flying slaver, oi avoid detection! While we, tho^philanthro piste, have furnished the slnve-inonarchs with arms to luke them captive — Brumfnagem guns, pistols, nnd cutlassed to hunt down the unfortuuato wretches, for whom hypocrisy prays, while neglecting ‘*o Hindu and starv ing tho white muii! Pliimuthropy, too, sweet ens her tea with sluve-grown sugar, a half penny a pound cheuper, refined by negro blood, at the expense of West India pro- pi ietors. How is the cotton raised, let us ask, that supplies the raw material for tho white slaves at Manchester? Ail such points a woman never thinks of, and if she hears them, cannot understand. Wo will bo bouud thore is no peg iu Harriet’s head, whereon “ to bung an inference.” She sips her tea and cries aloud, “ Is ho not a man and a bnyher?” But this is pardonable. We cautioi excuse (ho Duclici-s of Sutherland nnd all those tine ladies round whom thousands of their fellow-country women toil unaided—pslo daughters of consumption, whoso threads of life are woven up iuto tho trumpery lace adorning the duzzting bosom ol female philanthropy at a drawing-room. What are Hood’s poems compared to Undo Tom’s Cabin ? Nothing. Wretched inconsistency, of conduct! Miserable contradiction of sympathy! What tours must angels weep at these fantastic follies of mankind! However, wc aie straying from our inten tion. We maintain that this one-sided repre sentation is creating mischief between Great Britain and tbe Uuited States, which nothing cun remedy, no treaties obviute, no statesman ship hereafter avoid. We may say that the sickly interference of our line ladios, many,nay must of whom, would shrink from the contuct of a dying needlewoman ou their doorsteps, and daily pass unheeding the miseries of thou sands of white women, is an excess of folly and hypocrisy, that will be the curse of free dom throughout the world. We iiuestion the motives of thesa ladies. Among them we see the names of some not renowned for matronly virtues, but notorious for vonjty, frivolity, and fashion—that comprehensive word, winch in cludes so much social evil. \',Qn the stage, this work, aided by the mor bid talent of its adapters and tho exquisilo cleverness of such actors and actresses as ure now electrifying ati Adelphi audience, it, doing a mischief which a century cannot repair. Let tho Lord Chamberlain look to this. Wo ure playing the part of the despot and the priest by iusultiug tho Uuited States of America. What have wo to do with the internal ufVuirs of the American Republic ? Why are wo to buck this great exaggerated lie ? Lot the Ameri cans send out hero und write a book which ahull toll tho truth—ay, ono half tho truth, ot London city ; let thorn got up a drama, whose scene shall bo in Lancashire ; let them mako out Britons to be task-masters, without ono redeeming point,over the emasculated millions of British workpeople, whose sinews they com mence. Let them send io India or Borneo, Let thorn dramatise Warren Hastings and llu- juh Brooke. Lot thtyti throw light on iho Out- ram busiiicse, with its oppression and poison ings, together with the falsehoods of auppiea- sion und assertion on the part of the East ludiu Company, Let them puint famino in Ireland. For each American Legree they shall easily find ail English one. Wc forced slavery on tho Americana. Wo are now sowing there the seeds of dissension broad-east. We do not admit that tho eiato of the negro slave hS any thing like what is pictured in Uncle Tom’s Cabin, in any cuse. Thdriemay be solitary ca ses approaching it in abomination. But the Americans, abolitionists or not, shall and will get rid of Slavery us they pleose themselves, uml everything dotia in England, either-senti mentally or not, adds only force to opposition. Mrs. otowo bus libelled her countrywomen, let thorn look to that. England lined not beck her with liolywell-atreet ignorance and Exe- fer-imll cant. If she do, she will sow the wind and reap the whirlwind. Every American iu London is disgusted with tho Uncle Tom nmtiiu here. Jf he go to a theatre, he is in sulted und shocked. The English people, on (fie oilier hand, aro deluded into the falsest notions of America. -'When the slave in the drama escapes into British Cnnudu, there is a cheer. That cheer may cost us some day our best alliance. At tins moment tlie inter ests of England and America should be one. Why do not the English iMdioo interfere on be half of iho enslaved French people? Wo be lieve, on the other hand, that Louis Napoleon is popular with them. If England interfere with American slavery, eho will not elfiSbt her object, but llio result may be ero long, that sbo will be ensluved herself. W r e liavo no putieuce to pursuo this subject further. Tho hook is falso in fact, ns tlic line Indies are false in sen timent. Ttid good and the evil to be done by tliis uxciremem on our pail are in comparative force and raulity as tho tears of an Adelphi au dience compared to the tears of blood that aro shed by nation** This intervention will be indeed occmsed. But why should, it exist 7 Simply because we are peaco-stricketi hypo crites. Thnddeua of Warsaw did not cause us to intetforq ou behalf of Roland, Vet Mis.s Porter's work was iiot overdrawn, nnd in merit how immeasurably auperior to Uncle Torn’s Cabin ? Aids l that tho following verso should bo bo likely to receive an interpretation by ouch menus. Tbe Devil, iff tbe likeness of Haynau, is addressing Lord I’almcraton in a farewell letter: ’flOuith# world hM bad oyev vet t« see la th# gloom ofxproua nation t» into, Bn your shopkeeper* ruin'd, you r oominereo flat boned, ‘ And your peoPlu by Uiu and iteaw eugince £”>««<* * Mauy pbilftuUirl>i'Ut.i sail* you,and Mourntueooloaad i vfhiuhoneo was a frse-land. mm? tian feelings and charity. Emigration nnd death have stilled the groans of Ireland. Let them aid tnltfar miscra Ht home. lA*t them viait the hotiica of the common English poor. Lot them pay their govofticeses more than £20 a year. Uut in the mime of nations nnd man kind, of liberty nnd hope, of their own truth, safety, honor and salvation, let them, as well as (ho rest of the British public, pause and consider well, before they range thomnclvc* on the aidu of the violent American abolitionists, aud betray by folly the cause they are still right with their heart# alone to advocate; or it may be the . worse for them, as well as for sluvory and Eugtand. Here lot us observe, that this is not tbe voice of English women any more than drsinntisod Uncle JWw’i Cabin is the voice of English men. And bolorenuy body ol British matrons inidu shall dare to send over their hollow olence, or their trashy sympathies, to the maidn and matrons of thu United States, wc would pray fo* an cnfjulrv into their individual lives uml conduct, to sue whether tlio.y aro fit porsous to coiiimuiiiealo tiny expression of na tional feeling—granting for a moment that it is national feeling, and not a spurious effort at notoriety on tho part of a few idle aristocrats und meddling bluo-stockingu, leavened with a score of Mr#. Nicklobys, scurcely to be held re sponsible for thoir tolly. Before they thus stuiid conspicuously fbtward ns philanthro pists, wo shoj'd liko to know whether,as wives and mothers, and daughters, they have no blot on their character, no stuin on thoir conduct.— Aro they all without reproach iu their homes ? Aro they nil respected ami beloved by thoir servants, their tenants, their tradesmen, and their friends? Haro they individually shown piety und good-will ? Aro they truo sisters of charity and tnercy 7 Aro none of them scan* dul-inongers and mischief makers, odious at atice both iu the domestic eirclo and the social throng? If this can be all woll established in their favor, then have they a right to speak publicly—in a bettor cause. Y«t, again, why do not those women, if they must be busy, con tribute, like the Roman women ot old, to tho defences of their country ? The day may come when they shall even be sorry not to have done this! tdP* The French Emperor has signed a de cree, cHaring prizes of 5000 francs each, to the authors of the two best dictionaries, Franco Arabic and Arabic Franc. The Algerian idi om to bo adopted us tho standard of the Arabi an language. Although the French have oc* cupied Algeria for 22 years, it secmB that there aro hardly a dozen officers in the service, and as many civil functionaries, who understand tho language enough to be useful. Tho best Arab scholar, Major Boissounef, is to remain with Ahd-el-Kader at Broussa—so that there is an immediate ueod of uction, nnd tho shoit porod of two years is nllowod to tho coinpil- OONS1UNKE8. Per steamer Cathonn, from Charleston—J T Walsh. O LCopo. .tr. It VstlsMch, A A Solomons, I W Morrell A Co, L A Dolbanco, P A Brown. Hull, J N Robertson wul lady, Soddltr. Mies Ovrans, N f -irt, Mis* Dent, 2 Misses TUuinas, 2 Misses Cooke, Miss Rockonbavigh, am! 6? daok. Tor su&inor Plantar, from C««trevillago, Ac.—Miss 8 Lowthsr, Mrs M L Frasier, Miss A Long. Mrs M A Lowthcr, W A ShotHeld, J Tbonia#, A S Goodbroad, W R Mnchloy, J W K«nt, M A Dover, W II Thomas, Roll Long. Pur sioamcr Ivanhoe. from Btatthovr's Bluff, Ae—W L McBride, J Felly, R Williams, W II Lawton, XW Roberts, W G Robert*, W 11 Roberts, W C Johnson, K 8 Davis, J Loranl. Tot steamer Calhoun, from Charleston-^ F Baker, J H Barclay, L W Wood, 8 D Griggs, Mrs Frle nnd 2 children, J O Bronson, J C Thornton. 1J. Castellnu, H 0 Phillips and lady, W Rodgers, M M Parker, R Wood- bridge, D W Stanton, Mrs Johnston, R Johnston, Mr J Thorn nnd lady, and 2 COMMERCIAL. That which okoe You, wo oro culiinj. our own tlirooto with this hypocritical, lying .ympalhjr. I.ot Bn - ioli luliroH, if they wont » oolcty-volvo for ll.o r hyotcrico! omolione. to well us u toriuty, form a eononiueo for iho emunci|'»t o of tho immkeya which oflonl -them uo much amusement oit Sunttaye in the Zoologies! bur dens. A most touching opd more truthful work tlmu Undo Tom's Cabin iijigM V®, ten Im the suflWriug# of the»0* wbiie.polm^8‘* ly, it would bo bsrtulwa. No riwy Utjy crrHiun (u invent, any mpro titan toburrowi unity for the oK ; iihi(ion of their Uliri* r Railroads in the Union.—Tho following statements we gather from tho forthcoming January copy of the American Railtcay Guide. On tho first of January, 1853, (this day,) thoro are in tho United States, 13,227 miles of completed railroad, 12,928 miles of railroad in various stages of progress, and about 7,000 miles in the bauds of llio engineers, which will be butlt within the next three or four years— making a total of33,155 miles of railroad, which will soon traverse the country, uml which, nt an average cost of $30,000 (a woll ascertained avori'.ge) for each mile of road including equip ments, etc., will have consumed a capital amounting to $994,050,000, as follows : 13,227 mile* completed $396,810,000 12,828 mil os la progres* 387,840,000 7,000 miles under survey 210,OUU,UO0 33,165 Total $091,050,000 Or ill round numbers—$1,000,000,000—ono billion of dollars; a sum which at 6 per cent., would yield $60,000,000 annually, or more than sufficient to cover all the expenses of the United States Government and of the Govern ments of every State composing the United States!—if administered with republicau econ omy. Removal of Rocks in New Haven Har bor, Connecticut.— Mens. Maillefert has just concluded a contract with the Government for the removal of “ Middle Rock” from New Haven harbor. This rock is situated about oue mile South-nast of the light house, and is altogether tbe most dangerous of auy in the harbor. It is twenty-seveu yards long, fifteen yards wide, and ten feet from tbo surface, at mean low water. Tho removal of this rock is of great importance to tho city of New Haven, ami the prompt action of the‘General Govern ment in the matter—as soon a# euro and sa tisfactory means for its removal were at com mand—will meet with deserved appreciutiou from the merchants of that city. The ar rangements on the purl of the Government were made by Captain George Dutton, U. S. E. Corps. GT The Legislature of Arkansas has pas sed a Homestoud Exemption bill, which pro vides tbut every free whitocitizun of the State, inalo or female, being a householder, os the head of a family, shall bo entitled to a home stead exoinpt from sale or execution, not ex ceeding one hundred and sixty acres of land, or one town or city lot, being iho residence of su?li householder, or head of a family, with 4he appurtenances und improvements thereun to belonging, it also provided for the exemp tion of the homestead during the time it shall be oocupied by the widow or children of any deceased person who was, when living, enti tled to the benefit of the act. Tho homestead is not to he exempt from sale for taxes or tho owners thereof from any liabilities or debts contracted prior to tbo passage of the act. The act to be in force from and after ita pas sage. Naval.—The officers of the U> S. otoam- fihjp Frincetou have received orders trans ferring them to tbe frigate Macedonian, The steam frigate Powhatan is to have such of her potty officers and crow ns are wunted by hor, und iho balance aro to bo transferred to the Macedonian. 1 Jg.. , The Princeton’s stores have been taken out, and the contractors and their employees are at work on the boilers, which are to be completed by the 1st of April. Another Volcano.—*Our readers are gen erally aware thut a volcano exists on the coust between Monterey und Sun Diego, which is active most of tho time. But it is a fact not so generally known, that another exists among the Sierra Nevada. It lies far to the north among the sources of Feather River. On the 5th of Juuuary, 1851, it was actually belching forth lava aud smoke. Last summer the streum of lava had not cooled. A Gorman, in walking ovor the crust, broke through nnd came near burning to death. Hud it not been for his companions, who dragged him out, ho would, without doubt, have lost his life. His bools were burned to a crisp. tar Mrs. Partington says that Paul wus not put iu the tomb of tho Capulet, but was buried in the old north burying ground-—his funeral obstacles were attended most respect fully, nnd that a beautiful paregoric was de livered over Ins relief. u DIKES TIC! LKIVOKH. dec.—95 bbl* Gin, 20 do. Br&udy, and 30 bills. Boston Rum, it and for s&lo by [dsu30] W. M. DAV1D8QM. __ 150 Iil»l» und 20 linlf do. Albany CnOun ^ browud oxrrwuly tor we. sod warranted «n- perlor to auy other In thU market, landing from tho *hin IfartCord—for asle at tho Albany Ale Depot by doe 30 W. M. DAVID80N. C IOIU'IHH BOUNDHa.ilTONMUKS.-A j very choice and «elect lot of Die above recei ir*d and far »alo by [deo 17] O. B. 8CALLY. 13. lifsJI] ItKNB UI.OVKB.—Wliit,, Buff, aud Straw 1 ooloroO,—. l»r*« umrtiutnt fur a.1. bjr - S i'HlOK k VEAPgK, (47 B»] w Bay street. OOWnWAILK of *u k.rvls, just rnroivnd and for nal# by MOUSE * NICHOLS, I55Broughton-»t. Ti^NntiL SIlberl*, Drasii Nat#, Soft Bholi Almond#, Pate*, Fancy UU»« Top Boxes of Prunes, Cooking JOHN I> JESSE. McMahon & doyee. ble of takiag charge of the erection of a li rough building*. A ainglp mati, aud one accustomed to noars* out-door work nroterred. For *uok a ouo liberal b °WM.WMUIIT. T'SjS*t~WH.INKY.—1 puncUnnii Jiiuiiwoi.'s 1 Ww»rr«nt«<l 10 jo.r. old, «» •»<•% _ d.oSl „ ” a. ,, , -r> sic»«r. R»#n»d Cupdi.h—iu pound S M herPduud ** 1$ MottiLiMml Bqoarp. Havununh Market, January ti. COTTON.—The market was modorately active yes terday, And tho salos reached 1381 bales, viz: 6 baleB at Sr31 at 8>i, 32 at 8«, 0? nt 8tf, 131 ot 8^, 28 at 9, 5 a) 9}f, 739 at 9& 320 at 9 5-10. 213 at9?^, and 55 at 9^ oU' Tho market is firm uud prices full. The lower grades liavo slightly advanced, whilo tho bottdr qualities ]v(cAA*c. higher than last weok’squotatioas. Savannnh Export#. IIavbe.—Ship Helvetia—3511 talcs Upland Cotton, 74 do. 8ea Island do., 1 box Ware, 3 bbls. Wax. COLUMBUS, OA., JAN. 3—Oorroit.—Wo last loft tho market with the Canada's advices just received, which so unsettled the market at tho time us to prevent quotations. On Tuosday somo 8U0 bales were sold at deolino, einco which timo thu market hue very nearly recovered its former position—holders asking 8J£ for Middling Fair, and buyers offering KJ£. We quote: Middlings Gobd Middling 8>a@8^, Middling Fair Fair 9. MILLEDGEVJUaLE, JAN. 4.—Cotton has slightly advuncod since last week, although thore have been Into favorable accounts. Two steamers are now duo. CHARLESTON, JAN. 4th.-COTTO.H.—There was _ good iuquiry for tho article to-day, aud the traimaotions rdachod 1351 halos, nt foil and advaudug prices. The 6alos range from 8 to 10 cts. BALTIMORE, JAti. 1, 2 I*. AI.-Sales to-day of 1000 barrels lloward-strcot Flour at $5,12j{. Alter change hours yestordrfy, 2000 barrels wero sold at $5,25, nt wliich it was held to-day uutil Into, whon tho abovo sales wero mode nt $5,12>«. No sales of City Mills. Salos of rod Wheat at 112c., nnd whit© 115@120c. bales of white Corn at 69(n>G0c. aud yellow at 60@fl3o. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. POUT UP HAVANNAU... Sun Rises 7h 6m.; Sun Sets 5h.7m.; High Tide 4h.25m. Epping k Kruts. Stoamer Ivanhoe, Garnot, Matthew's Bluff, Ao., to 8 Icy, Lockett k Co. ^teamor Calhoun, Barden, Charleston, 7 to 8 M Laffi- Itongh Rice, to 8 11 Fisko. CLEARED. 8hlp Helvetia, Marsh, Havre—W C O'Driscol. DEPARTED. Steamer Motamora, Peek, Charleston. MEMORANDA. Charleston. Jan. 5—Arrivod, suhr E Edmondstou, Johnson, Darien; echr Satilla, Thompson, Satilln. attest its real vHne. as millions certify. * v vm throughout North and South America, Europe aud tUS Island* of tho Ocean, in large bottles, far 75 oonts. Sold Iu Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. deo Ik 181 Bay-*troev Lyon’s Eitrnct PURE JAMAICA GINGER, T?OK Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholora Morbus, Chole- JP ra, Dizziness, lover* and Ague, Bummor plaints, Nervous and General Debility, ko. A in lift?, and administered with positive effect iu the complaints. ^ Ajeo ueod deoil leverage aud for ©uUuary where. T. »L TURNER k CO* Bay-strool. C' Tha 'lONFKHSIONS of Fitz Rnodlo, and Trsniou- / dous Adventures of Major Gnhagau. Ily W. M aekoray. * ” story of Modern I.ife. By W. Wilkio Col- Basil: lias? -thu. ^ The Successful Morohaot: Skotchos of the Life of Mr. Samuel Budgett—late of Kings wood llill. By Wm. a volumes of the English Edition in c monte, and Diplomatic Vapors of Daniol Webster. Edward Everett—6 vols. 8vo. English Tales and Sketches, land. Tioknor, Reed A Fields. Essays and Talus in Prose. By Barry Cornwall. Ziugra, The Gipsey. By Annette M. Muillard. Lonl Suxondalu : or, Lifo among tho London Aristo cracy. By G. W. M. Reynolds. Adventures of an Aide-Do-Camp. By James Grant. The KNICKERBOCKER for Decomber. Received by JOHN M. COOPER k CO. SUNDRIES.—900 boxes Tobacco, assorUd O kinds; 70 hhds Fair and Choice l’orto Rioo Sugar ; 4U hhds Cuba uud NO uo 100 bbls Refined do 75 “ Crushed and Powdered do 25 boxes Loaf do 300 bags Rio Coffee 230 " Porto Rico and 8t. Domingo Coffos 73 " Java doj 150 M and V A chests Hyson Tea, 4n>i do Black do 130 boxes Soap ' Mustard,Pepper, Allspice and Ginger 120 n 250 bbls N O Whisky 100 do White do 50 do Monongahela Whisky 20 do Old Bourbon do 140 do E Phelps’s Gia 6 pipes Holland do GO bbls best P k II Uyo Gin 60 casks Sherry, Madeira and Toneriffe Win© 60 baskets Champagne do 40 bbls American Brandy 25 }* casks do do . 10 ‘4 casks Cognao do, in Cunti/in House Stores 20 pipes do do do do do. 160 kegs Gun and Ririo P.jwder 500 bags Drop and Buck Shot with a complete assortment of Grooorics, and for salo on favorable terms by WEBSTER k PALM&8. Drugs and Medicines* X ITE Subscribers would invite tho nttoution of Merchants, Factors, Ac., to thoir stock, which com es every article in thoir lino of buslnoss, and which they offer for sale on the most liberal terms, and at J rices as low as they can bo purchased for in any outhorn market, viss French, English and American Chemicals Druggists’ Glassware White Lead and Paint*, dry and in oil Sperm, Lard aud Tanuers’ Oil Liusuud, Neat's Foot and Machinery Oil Paint Brashes, Window Glass Pot and Peurhish and Saluratus Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Mace Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves Eugliuh Mustard in bottles aud boxes Lemon Syrup, Sweet Oil, Candies liOrillara's Snuff and Smoking Tnbaci t Letter and Cap Paper, Playing Cards Ink, Wafers, Steel Pons Raxors, Razor Straps, Shaving Cream Toilet Soaps, Cologne, Hair Oils Tooth, Hair aud Shaving Brushes Dressing, Fiue Tooth and Pookot Combs Tuck, Side and Back do Dentists' and Surgeons' Instruments Dentists* Gold Foil Also. LantlrcLh's Warranted Carden Seeds, kept con- stautly ob hand. MOORE A HENDRICKSON, jau 23 Hif Gibbons's Buildings. T> OT A TO K H, C'o<II1mIi, Herrings, 200 bbls pink-eye planting Potatoes 60 do Carter and Morcer eatiugdo 2 hhds new Codttsh 20U do scaled Herrings Mi do Bedel's 6s add 8s patent fallow’ Candles GO bbls Butter, Sugar aud Soda Croakers lit) boxes white and colored Chaoso 1UU 5,10,15 and 20 gallon Kegs 60 dozen painted Buckets 60 do asserted Brooms 70 Ills extra Nos 1 and 2 Macke^lV fit) do largo No. 3 do 40 quarter, baif and bbls Buckwheat 20 boxes do 20 bbls pilot Bread 30 boxes soda Biscuit 10 bbls choice old Monongahela Whisky 20 do Rye do W do E. Phelps' Gin 60 kozii and half do California Powdor 4 casks cannister do 200 boxes No. 1 pain and family Soap HO do Colgatos pearl Btarch 500 bags drop and buck Hhct assorted 100 boxes new bn«oh and layer Raisins it) half do do “ aJ f0T "'acfuNTo;), jonNSTOK aco. AGO AND TAz'lOCA*—A frosh supply ju*t received and for sale by MOORE A HENDRICKSON, deo 3 ■ Gibbons's Buildlug*. 'IJLOTHFrt HUR8EM.-A very cLnvnufnnr G d« ^BShEUT. Table ami Curving Knives—Pearl mow 1 / and Ivory llaudl.es, eoivcd at 155 Broughton > fine assortment, just ro- atreot. MQR3EAN1CHOLH. ••—Just square f ONH AND MQUAHK SHAWLS JLj race ire d, a large lot of Bay State long and Shawls, both Mack and white, and oolora. Wo would invito particular attention to these goods, W tho colors ...y VMU3W0WJt NKVV HOOKh, RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER hCO. Tiiunsnav, D»co. 23un. \,fY NOVJCL ; mV Vr.rlutlos nf KugliaU Life.— jjl By 8lr E. Bulwcr I.yttou—part 1. My Luu and Acts in Hungary, iu tbo years 1843 and 1849. By Arthur Gargoi. ^ Christmas Tales. By Charles Diokena. Bianoa: a tale of Erin and Italy. By Edward Matu- rin, Eaq. Tho l‘ce»ty Plate. By John Vinoent—illustrated by Darluy. Rneechts on the Legislative Independence of Ireland, with introductory notes. By Thomas Francis Mcaghor. Tho Living Pulpit; or. Jnglitoon Hcrnfons. By eini- nont Llviug Divines of the Presbyterian Church—odit- od hy llov. Elijah Wilson. UJHUltl(l,l,A8 AND PAUANOl.8. Cheap Cask Store, cor. Whitaker 4r Congress-sit, The subscribers hffVe just received a large 4^-^^assortmout of 8ilk, Giughxm and Cotton Urn- brellas and Parasols, which they will dispose ^^TSw.of at very reduced prices. aprlT M. FHENDEHOA8T ft GO LEUKEU! LUUBEK1 1 r PHK uiidersiguud, inlcudiiig to opiiUiiun thu X Lumber business ou hia own acoount, will keep constantly ou baud a quantity of River flawed Lumber, Rauging Timber, aud flhinglos; also Oak, Ash and Pine Wood. JNO. i\ O’BYRNE, nov 21 ly At tho old stand, O'Byrno's whar Kccd €anc! ri^HE ITndnraiuumI is prepared to supply orders I for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, atshort notice. Also, keonseonstantly on hand a largo Btock of Oak, Ash, Black JkoV, Pino aud Light WOOD! For sale by tho boat load and retail. Consumers can de pond upon being promptly supplied with a good artiole. Strict attention ginm to /uir tneanuremant. Boxes for orders arc placed at tho stores ot Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper ft Co., office of Morning News, and at the rosldonee of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-etreet. 1). RKMSHART, ja21 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOD! WOODIt nine SUHSCIlinKIl keens constantly on hands 1 large supply of Oak and Black Jack, whiob he will •ell on as good terms as wood can bo bought at any wood- yard iu this city. Ordors left at Alien ft Co.'s yord,o t at my residence, oorner ot West Broad and Bryan sts. ( will bo atteudod to. (ill ly) F. W. AVKRFELT. AHH1GNKUH NOTICE. TiyTR. HENRY HEMIN having made hn assign- lYL mont of all his stock of Grooorlos, ft©., to thoun- uorHigned, for tho buneflb of his creditors, all per sons having demands against said HENRY BKMIti, are requested to hand them in duly attostod, and all per sona owing said HENRY BEMIS aro requested to make immediate payment to GEO. J. SMITH, uov 15 Asaignoo. NOTICK. T STILL contlnuo tho TANNING an& CURRY- X ING business, near the junction of tho Louisville and Augusta Roads. Tanners and Morohauta suppliod with Hides and Hkins of all kinds on reasonable terms. All orders promptly attendod to. jan 28 O. H. LUFBORROW. 11OBEKT and Harold : or iho Young Maroono XL °n the Florida Coast. By F. II. Goulding. Lifo of Waitor Scott. By Donald McLeod. - Chapters on the Shorter Catechism. A Talc for the Instruetior of Youth. By a Clergyman’s Daughter. Conso’.atiou: iu Discourses on Select Topics, address ed to Cum Suffering People of God. By James W. Alex ander, D. D. Inflncnco. A Moral Talo for Young People. By Charlotte Anloy. Why am I n Presbyter inn? Why should I bo a Pastor f By the author of “ Why am I a Presbyterian F" Bleak House, No. 10. HAKl'KU’8 MAGAZINE for January. Received by JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. 'pDTNAill’tt MONTHLY.—A Maguziue of I Literature, Boieace aud Art. No. for January. Romance of Student Life Abroad. By Richard D. Kimball. A Story of Life on the Isthmus.) Putnam’s 8cmi- Fluturos From Bt. Petersburg. / Monthly Library. Momoirs of a Huguenot Family. From the original of Rov. James Fontaine. The AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository of IJsoful Knowledge, for 1853. Received by [doc29] JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. TOBACCO AND C1GAKM. 1 nf) BOXES Tobacco, various hruuds tuid sizos A V*V/ Cd M. Cigars do do do In storo and for sale by J deo 16] SWIFT ft CO. LIIICOUH. Q A BBLS. N. E. Runt Am/*J 25 do Domcstio Brandy W*"- 60 do E. P. Gin 25 do P. ft 11. Conn. River Gin 60 do N O. Whisky 20 do Eagle Mon. Whisky In store and for sale by [doo Hi] SWIFT ft CO. 1 >ACON.—20 hhds. Sides and rihoulders lutidinc X> from Brig W. Clark, and for salu by doc 16 CLAUllORN A CUNNINGHAM. lirillTK MILK HTOCKfl, with an assurt- Tt meat of White Satin aud Cambric Cravats, at 147 Bay-street. [deo 101 PRICE ft VEADER. TkKCKIVED nor ship llartlord, 2U bbls. yol- XV lew Onions; It) bbls. Newtown Piiipin Apples, and lor sale by (deo 28) JOHN D. JESSE. FIRK CKACKKitM, &c. RA BOXES FIRE CRACKEH8; 50 bbls. Her- «rings; 75 boxes do., just received and for salo by dec 20 MuMAOON ft DOYLE. OUGAIt nnd WUI8KY.-rl5 hhds. Po.to O Bico Sugar; 160 bbls. DomecUo Whisky, just re ceived and for sale by dec 20 McMAKON ft DOYLE. TT'LOUK.—40 bbls. ilirain Smith Flour X; 30 do. pure Genesee do lOu do. Baltimore do. Lucdiug and for sale by doo 22 CLAGUORN ft CUNNZNGlfAM. T^LDUIl.—10 bbls. pf Bultinioru Flqur, instore A: and tor sale by (deo 28) A. C. TOMS, 126 Buy tt. / KIltN.—1000 bushels prime Corn, for sale by ^7 DAVID R. DILLON, •oo 14 Foot of West Uroad-straot. YirOOD.-30 cords l.dglitwood afloat for sale by W DAVID R. DILLON, doo 14 Foot of West Broad-street. ‘IT'Oll HALE.—A boy fifteen year .old, country X? raised aad warranted sound. Apply to deo 17 WM. WRIGHT, Broker. VTUTICE to .Shipper* uud Consigniffis. LY —From and after the 1st January next, all freights under one dollar, will be required to lie paid on tbe wharf- [deo 291 «• M. LAFF1TKAU, Agent IN DOW HHADKM AND GILT COR. V V N1CE8.—5000 Shc.dcs, wllft ffatnre* complete; 1000of Woodford'sflne Gilt Cornices: 2000 line English Curtain Bands? Curtain Pins; Worsted Cord, iu varie gated colors; large Worstod Tassels to match; Cord aud Tassels for Pictures; Pavilion Rings and Kcsotts; just rccoivsd aud for sale by oot 25 * l- W. MORRELL ft CO. c1 1.0VKH.—%>lorml and Blwfc Kid \JT Gloves, Bilk and Lisle do., Children's aud Misses' Iamb's Wool do. For rale by dec iu laroche. bowne ft co. / \XYGKNATKD HlTTKlffS. — A fresh V / supply just received. And for sale by doc 2S MOORE ft UE?fDRICK80N. 1 )OKTKlt ANJ> A Lit.—20 casks Loudoto X Porter; SO bbls. Ale; 30 half do., (for family use) landing and for sale by ■, dec & McM AHON ft DOYLE. Tt’K CR«A»I FKKKZEU8, of all sizes, I with tubs to match, at 166 Brougbton-at. deo ?8 MORSE ft NICIIOL8. l/MVB T1CAY8, C.ko Uuaoa. Dre.iin, JV Cases, and Japanned Ware, of all kinds, at 166 Broughtnu-st. [deo 28] MORSE ft NICHOLS. 4 \IL CANS irf all sizes on baud and uianufuc- V7 tured to order by MORSE ft NICHOLS, 155 Broughton at. f)RA8S AN1I1HON8. Fender., Shovel, nod 1) Tongs, Coal Hods, Trivets, Fire Carriers, Coffee /SlDEli*—'20 bbls. Chnuipugue Cider, luuding \j front tbe stvamor Alabama and for sale by lleoa) W. M. DAVIDSON. 11HII ckACKKItS.-!i5boiMFii« Crack. I- or. just arrivod audfor aals ty d«o 17 C. B. f-CALJ.V. i AA-UlnfolA JAl'ONUiAM.-A larga aud ale- \j gant assortment of these beautiful plants, of the ftne®t varieties, aad in full bud, just, received and tor *»lo b r, W. W. LINCOLN, d*oJ5 Monument square. 1)AY KUiM»—A very superior quality of Buy Q Rum, just TAcsivtd ood for sale by Tac 16 W. W. li'NCOLX, Monument square. T> KD nad Whitt; Oulou flets.—1 bbl*. Rod XU and Whito Onion- Sets, Just rseciveff and for sale by YT. W. LINCOLN, dee 15 Monument square. —tc—nr-A-i:. m* 1 Silk YrlmitttjBiv Lw lth, in the best quality,' pariicnhi .imp m.«« od; Muuralna Shawls and 1/jt ‘ Shawls and Long Shawls: 1 all sizos, children's plaid W< upwards; very rich Brocade rich colored Matin do Cheno and Chens Silksi'* od wide Bilks; UL _ Mattconius and Bishol low nricodto best and hui iu t luronco, double Flo] qhan usual price*: ve tuality of Itaw 8ilki(, children; Black of every W.'dii, ^ width* now so much need for Bonnot* and Baeqm Cashmeres, Monmeliines and Muslin de Lalne*, fr 10c. to $1 p*r yard, of the rlohe»toolor*Attd newest pat tern* ; figured, colored and block Urleahs und Lyoness Cloths; Charnel Ions Mohair*: eboioest shade*, in Drabs, nines, Brown* and all other colors Jn Alnacoiu; French Merino*, very *hcap; ParatnattfWl English Me rinos, very An© and very ohoap: plain blank French D:Lftinos, in all qualities at ohwqMiHtpritibsi plain, blue, pink nnd dark colors la French J4 Lain W • Bi'ocmle mid Mienfi-illUifllieSi these identical goods obtained a medal at the * in London, fur tho oxtremest perfection I m Fabrics); a large quantity of Scotch < — Jkc. per yard; Embroidered Cheeiisetts i it*; Albotii and Frilled Collars and Canes; new Wristbands aud Cuffs. Mournlug Collars Embroidered Uundkcrnhlafs, very chwup; and Swiss worked Edgings and Inserting*; Sunn Silk llosc, from dinall-Ad voryi large | dies’black i^nia aud Cathnisre Hose, very uud > . - Lndles’nnd MImhoh’ EIiikIImIi Cotton HonO^ aud Gents* and Boys’ English half Hobo, from very lo*? K ricod to best imported and vory cheap ; Bbys and llanos Fancy Winter Hose and half Hose, Very ohs Gents' white and colored Wool Undersnlrtsi M?i do.; Cotton do. *, Cieittn’ Wool nod fllerlno Drawers | Ladies' bilk and Wool Vest*; Lambs' Wool do4 »>f4- no do.; (the abovo Uudorshirts and Drawers are very muoh cheaper than they can be had olaowhero); Infante. Wool Boots aud Sacks; Ladies' Bilk Gloves, iu all colors to match winter drousos; Wool Gloves, very cheap; Buckskin and Cloth Gloves, Driving Glovoo, Gents Chamois Linud Drosa Gloves; Gontg r colored, black and white Kid Gloves. Theft; stow* la the depot tor obtaining the host HOUSE KEEL the cheapest prices. T’;eir Linon Got nil pnro Jlaxund aro bettor value tha where in Savnnuah ; including White und IJnbleuchod Ti iu every width and quality from Damask aud Huuw Drop Table C . to 5 yards loug. Damask and Scow Doylies, from 87>a°« por dozen upwards; Birds' Eye and Scutch and Russia Diapers; Dowlxaand Huckaback loilop. warranted I: rid*' for salo by BE A HENDRICKSON. Oihboaa’ Uuihliug. l*owela and Towolling; heaV' dressed Shirting and Bosom Linens, in every quality from 25c. per yard to Guest imported and bettor yuIuc- than can bo had olsowhoro; Pillow Caso Linens; Imperial und French Toilet QuIIin of evory siio, vory cheap; Luuoazter and Allendale Quilts, colored Quilts; low priced and best kind of Red Comforters very cheap; whit© aud unbleached Cotton .Shirtings and Hhoctiugs, in ovory Width from ** to 3 yards w ide at New York prices; Klch Needle Work JLacn Curtains i icw st)de of Window Curtaina nnd Fentoonluff* which purchaser* are invited to examine. Also a now style of Rod Curtains aud Fortooning, very cheap ; Table Covers of every kind from very low priced to beet imported: Until nnd Whitney Dlnnket« 9 of the bestquallty. and iu every site, very muon ohenp- er than can bo had olsewburs; Heavy Blanket* for ser vants very cheap, to which the attention of buyors is requested. t.iollis and Cnssiuiews, Tweeds. Plaid ilo.for Boys’ wear l ugr vat variety; Satl- and Tioga Cassiuets, very heavy and Very, cheap; mcky Jeans; white, red and yodow Fftuiaelg,«x- tremciy cheap aud iu every quality. Cotton Osmtbiirgsverf Cbwnp Plaid aud striped Heuiespuna for Dresses f Kerkoyx an<l Georgia Plains, extremely ohoap; a largo lot of grey and white Woolen Undershirts and Banks for si vants very cheap. Our ateeli is sothormighty Ailed and so uniformly vory cheap, that porohaeersor largo „ sortmont In flinxll ana largo quxntitiosoau be suited lu'TUf Store iu a greater number of article*, aud thereby offi a groato: saving tlmu in any othar Store iu Havana* MctOSKEK & TttEANOBf 111 Congress street—next to Bull stroot, nov 30 and opposite the Pulaski llouso. Pyiug ami rj SAVANNAH, ra York-Strri i. rnr of tbo Court llonoo. ‘ liSTAbilSIlKO IN I6JJ. T ailk , Sq Woofo" ptOMO., Hliawli, T a J.j bio Com?., ota., Olm.il, uud oyod vutlou. color. , ■5*“ isa Jjjonota jbUoohoil uud Uouod In a fuliionabla .fylo: Kifl Ol.Tou olomiO'l.ond Oontlomon*. Oiiriiiont, olounod rjnorutad or liyoil, «a iooy bo r.imirod. All dono tn tbo Mm« «j!o Vhioh baa gonorally to ranch pleated my pitrob. and friends, 'form, uodornto. StraoMMitdin* puroou by itaarabnuta orrnilrond.nra o^HtariSora!'" ,,0t 1 .W» “-w »i*r. *b r » ly ALEXASBEE OALl.OWA V. Usury K. Wasliburu, SHIPPING AND ci*"*" avaiVn. PORTERS Extensive Clothing Emporium, St. Andrew’s Hall, Broughton Strcdt, S i HE Subecribnr takes nleuauru la anuounciug to the citizens of Bavunnuh, and tho nnbiiu genor it he is iu receipt of tha largest arrival of Fall Winter CLOTHING ever offered In the Southern Hi Id this esublishmout can be found ©very quality aud style or Clothing to pjease tho taste of tbo most fastidi ous. This establishment is divided iuto six different departments, oauhone containing a rich and full assort ment iu their liue. The proprietor has taken great pains to have manu factured, expressly for this market, mu: o/ the 6e«i ma* ferial, an extensive aud fashionable assortment of CLOTHING for views of parents, consult thoir own conveni ence and economy by making their purchase* of him* 1st Dkhxktmknt. GENTbKMK.N’S OLOTHINfi, Contains Frock and Drosf Coats, of every quality, from w ,«:.to m Do. Frock and D?«h Cohls, olive,blow, -hiN.wn and green, from .$7 to $2G Do. Shod Peltoes and Business Coats, a grci risty, from .....^...^.,,...$3 to l.oou Ovof-Coats, double and single breasted, uud donble Over-Coats, from |3 to $3<>. Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, embroidered Kos suth, from........ . m ..418 to $30. 2,UU0pairof Puuts, of every quality and oo|or ; frotp 1,6*10 Vests, of every kind. c' \ ” ®°' 3n Dkpirtmbsv. FUUN1HU1NO GOODS, Contains Furnishing Goods of ovorw description f« Gentlemen’s wear—beusisting or searfs, oravktL, waierford tics, Priuco Aibort ties, epring stoeke, merino shirts and drawers, oottou do., suspenders, half hose, gloves—all kinds, best quality Jones' patent yoko shirtr. a rtnowHsortmunt, Ao. SO Dkfaui«bmt. NRUItO CLOTHING* Contains Sk) suits of Negro clothing for house or plan tation uto, hickory shirts, red flannel do., overalls, caatpn Flannel.under shirt* and drawer*--price ot full suits from |3 25 to $4 W. •iSU Oxi^anf MKHT. INDIA UUD1IKH GOODM. Contains a large and well selected stock of India Rub ber Goods—oousisting in part of sock coats, wf “* gnd black; frock ooats, two colors) legging si cloak.n. iirumen's coats-b urranted to stand 280 |toes heaw, riding aud driving glovos, horse covers, finx DarxBtMBNT. OAFS AND HATH, Contains hats and caps, flue mole skin, a large assort ment and latest styles. (fra Dk»\arthxkt. !THE HAXAAU. This splendid esubHs6iaer*>on the left wing of the main department, 60 feet deep, is litted up at groat ox pens* expressly for ladies accompanied Ly tbejr chil dren ; hero will be found every quality and style of a OH ILDKEN*8 CLOTHING, and of tbe latest Paris fashions, consisting of infant's eudid emb. caps rv age, Jenny I . ith and without capes: and too numerous to mention iu this ad- ■aronts and guardians are respectfully , as great pains have been taken to add to the comfort aud convenience of purchasers. No nbatcuicul from prices first asked, nov 9 ly BROWN ft HARRIS, Boarding, Livery, I.E, sacks, frocks, many other goods vorttsoment. Pm solicited to oall, ns great pains have been taken D. W. SHIP AND GENKDAb BLACKSMITH, OnuANlte I,ni.i»r>8 Cotton Pro.., ZAa fkuz wnAsr. savanjsau, aEouhu. Hta.raboat raid Mill Work, nnd et.rj Urwriptfor J BlaokatmthiogoAftMtad wlthae.tQo*. und di.i„tah. <J SAM'L L.. DOWELL. CoUob Factor & Commission Merchant, N«. 198 8AVAWWAB, OBOBOIA. S.ll.craft«s, ATTORNEY AT L, A 8ANUEK3VIM.E, GEORGIA. iUncIiley, Xoct COMMISSION MJU no. »a finv e. r. xixuulct. - “ Jr-ii 8 A VA rrtvXU , (I KtmtJi A . 30 Brontl-Nirect. (Hmrlekteu, 8. c., Broker, Auctioneer and General Agent, Buy, .ml Ml!, on coramiubra, i - LANDS, NtiOHOKS, STOCKS, OONDS, Ac .Liberal idvpncos made on prenbrfry- sn. Cm ojum dims, “IN FACTOR, l/.aatljlunm , 9 savannah. W. Aide,ion, Ital.rt rra.tan, I.K.Ti • T4 BAY-BTUEBE, ItiiNUmCKHONT WHOLESALE DRUQQldTS TAttXTB, OIL* WmCOW-GLASS, EnUSIUMt _ GARDEN 8EEI>8,*<k “"y W F’ np Gibbons s Uuiitfinffr, Georg] OEOBOE j. sjijtil ■ FACTOK, COMMISSION JEfiCffANT, NO. 168 BAy.8TiltKT'8A-V^^§&, lion. John W. Andur.on*I*“vf,” r «nrI. 8. _ u * ll»race Smith, Esq., Messrs., Roily ft Co., Messrs. Washburn."Wtldgi TR \NSPA«NT WINDOW SHADE FACTOHY, _A8U Klnir-st., Cbartcston. CCWDEltV Sc WELLS, i’. xn. kosis; CIGAR, SNUFF, f HD TOBACCO STOIlE, „£•• la f Bpy..treet. (At th* Blue Sion, one door W Keeps oonste.ntly, on. liand, ft ... . DtofM .*«<,) njiorted and homo-made flno cut TOBACCO, i § <sr- vox, ATT OHN E YS A T L A W, Atlanta, tieorala. : ’ ■Wtn.otlMt licit.,a thu followioV Coaottar Sf ' niata *' fs Mat, Ukoomt, (mu, 17 tf) I'mu.i, N. com. :-V, BANIEfc H. BJtOi OmroNo.8 Whitnh, 4IIT. ot-.Bay-Iace, v, teak' C. A. 1L. VAITBAIM General Commission Merchant, )y] 8ay.mi.al., «;«or B i a . | MV nM«r *. roar. ovkoaIT. JFOBT FACTORS AND CDMMBRMf MERCHANTS. • pAVAixgtAU, GA. |j ' . ' jTlWlfellVI A T TO K N E 1 Office comer Wl.lt nov DJ jrosiBf--: r, a n . 8Bva,nafe. lliv, '•/* aii Cwnty. G«. ment, heavy (*rannries t uiual plontatfon and fami- ami all roomy storage. Madison is on* w« uii itcfi uji-oourury towns for tho sale of Piantatio* BuppUea in Georgia. Strict attention to sales, au.t i. Qccolxir I8M. Wllcox ft OUIe^sic, Anetion find Commission Merel (Store in Johnson Howe Building, White flail nt.) Atiiiiim,...... M nErzitr.Ht'K.i.—A. E. Johnses* ytf. C Wrigh UBfEUXSlVAP.—A. t.. Jl Bemar, J. Roblneoir ft Co, soy. Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, 8tpt. 18.
