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HOT All new Advertisements appear In the “Tri Weekly News." for the Couutrv. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [ Transmitted for the Dally Morning Nowa.J New Orleans, Jan. 28, 8-40 P. M. The cutire Males of Colton in Now Orleans on Friday, amounted to 10,000 buleH. A de cline of on eighth of a cent, hud tnkon place. Middling was quoted at from 0 to 9* cents. The soles of the week comprised 49,000 bales* The sales of Rio Cotteo during the week liuvu amounted to 30,000 bags — the lurgeat yet* The greatest portiuu was taken for the West* The pricos ruled at from 9 to 9J coiiib per lb. Thu stock on hand amounts to 41,000 hugs. Nkw-Okleans, Jan. 29. At noon to-day the Cotton murket was brisk with sales of 7000 bales. Prices firm and iu favor of holders.—The price of Rio Coffee has advanced to 9] with sales of 2000 hags. Prime Molassos 241 cents. Cy* The 8ieuni8hip*7s«5<7, I’upt. Ror.LlNn, from Charleston, for iluvuuu, touched olf the bar yestorduy ami roceived the mails, Sic. fi this city for Huvuna. I3T NVe see it stuted that it is the intention of one of the members of Congress from G gm to introduce a icsolution to open the coasting liado to all nations. Melancholy Accident.—A yonog man by the imine of C. W. Bedell, from llnrris Co. u Medical moduli I, was accidentally shot oi Saturday livening at the Eagle A Pho-nix Ho tel in Augusta. The Constitutionalist of yes terday morning, says—Wa learn thut young Riekiiiun, the son of the proprietor, was exam ining a icvolver* left in the liar-room, which exploded in his hand. Air. Bedell was stand ing at the end ol the counter looking over a newspuper at the lime. The ball passed three gentlemen standing at the counter, singing the hair of one and lodged just ubovo the tight eye of Mr. Bedell. Medical uid was promptly rendered by Drs Dugas and Campbell, and the wound probed about an inch und a half without discovering the ball. As we go to pruss he is lying in precarious condition, and but slight hopes u entertuiued for his recovery. Death ok aIItudknV.—Mr. T. B. J. I. mur, of Bibb county, a member of tho Senior class of Fruuklin College, died suddenly at Athens on Sunday night the 23d hist. The Banner learns that the deceased attended prhyer at the College Chapel on Sunday morning, and died at 1 o'clock of the night of the same day from hemorrhage of till lungs. His remains wero escorted on Tuesday morn ing lust by the Demoslheucan Society to the Railroad depot, to be convoyed to bis relatives iu Bibb county. 1 <.vfK.it From Panama.—Advices from Pan ama to iliW’lfiiii iust., have been received at Niffr Orluuns. Mr. Mills had urrived en route for Wufiliington bringing important dispntcltoa limn Lima, Col, Totton end the U. S. Sur^ voying pony |, ft d also arrived. The Panama Railroad was about to commence operations. l*he U. S. mail steamship Georgia suited for New York on the evening of the 19th insi., with 300 pussungeiH and two and a half mil lions in gold. The steamship United State* suited also the same evening. Confirmations.—It is stated that Dr. Thomas M. Foote was confirmed by the Uni ted Slates Senate, on Thursday, as Charge to Vienna, vice Mr. AlcCurdy, recalled at his own request. Thomas Trenau was alio confirmed «s consul at Valencia. The Senate also con firmed the promotion ol Foote, Cramer, and several other lieutenants, to bo commanders navy ; and E. K. Miller, to be collector at Suleiu, Muss. Yellow~F>:vkk at Sea.—Captain Parkins, of the brig General Wit ton, who arrived at New York on Monday, from Apalachicola, re ports having spoken, ou the 12th iust. iu lai. ^2, loug. 74, the schr. Challenge, of Ply- •uuuth, bound from Port au Prince to Bostou, uud was informed thut the Captain und two of the seamen of that vessel had died ol yellow lever. Ick.--In Now-Yurk, ns wo leurn from the Journal of Commerce, tho prospect of obtaiu- iog u good crop of ice this season is at pressnt unfavorable. Thus fur, the season has been extremely uufavorubie, und some of the largest ice companies have as yet done nothing.— Rockland luike, whence the lurgest supplied “re obtained, had just frm&e up iu good condi- 4UU, when tho late heavy snow buried it up. ‘bis in no hist year, tho Knickerbocker Ice oinpuny had fathered many thousand tons, worn 000 to ,00 men were employed, ami about 100,000 tons of ice were houucd before t ie clone. of winter. Wo leurn from the Bos- n papers that the Massachusetts ice-ponds craaUui!^ * covered with .now, which will « r-t| V tncreas* the difliciiliy of cutting tho ice. Marine Disaster.—The burn Bmity Ban- «//•?,?? PI ‘ Rav » fro,u ,hia Port, urrived ut * hiludelphin on V ndnesdoy last, after a i*aa- ■“gc of 24 days, rep. ri* • Vartli or Cup. II.Ktra. , xperienced a succession ot heavy Northerly Rates; has made ilia laud twice uud blown off. Fu-SSi’ w ! liU ! H Y in « luo *" •* violent 8ouib Msteily gale, the wind shifted suddenly to , ' v * w,, h trcm.mdous violence, resembling ‘‘un.cgue, throwing the ship on her beam i teunug the sails fioiu the yards, and * w ay quarter boat, and stovo front ol le«-if i u j ° 0#e » &«•; was compelled to throw ■ Jk-. ov ? r bua*d for the safety of (he ship, 17 ' vV *l or * n wn t®f. I,at. ’'. * ^ ,; »U »n with the hull of a ouriiii i U,,M u,) 1 i«**K«<* her to be a brig or , I gWJWf ol about 290 tons ; a topmast lettnm *• 1 1 ? C * p * • nJ 'htatihg alongside. Mi*! "■*> *PI>-r ... , i j‘J on > ""li«t«ilu»iion. L.t, :tS J Jl', Willi the bulk “we, of B.lilntof., „Arlnr Why N. 111 lla * i* ,u "* » regulolinn oi,fh f h “ *T V "‘ ol ' i Its hu, “ " "» «»» «nJ waul. ;.o rivalry. ’ hi. imp.ri.1 honor, cutoff his shoulders. CoagroNN. In the Senate, on Wednesday, Mr. Sumner presented petitions in favor of a uniform of two cents, au ocean postage on letters. Mr. Sewurd piesented memorials iu fuvi the establishment of muil steamers between Brooklyn, New York, und Germany. Mr. Butler reported adversely upon the pro position to give a judge of the Supreme Court to Culiforuiu uud Oregon, on the ground that the comuiittco nro considering a general plan for revising tho judiciu! system of tho United States. Air. Fish introduced a bill to authorize the business of banking in the District of Co lumbia. Mr. Gwin introduced u t ill providing regu lations for tliu mint, and for preserving the standard valuu of the coinuge. Tho joint lesolulion of Mr. Cass wus taken up. Mr. Howard addressed the Sennte. He al iuded to tho death of Mr. Adams, in February 1848, deplored by his countrymen ; and in June, 1850, when the deep voice of wailing bad just died away, the Senator from Michigan, (New Englund born and New England ruised,) rose in the Senate, and instead of going back ward with a garment to cover Ilia infirmities, had revenled them by publishing portions of his private diary, and reading to the Senate obnoxious extracts. Mr. .8. referred to this attack on Air. Adams by Mr. Cass, and rejoiced ic hoar ihat stnteineut vindicated by Air. Cass himself. The doctrine of these resolutions was tho doctrine of Air. Adams, who wus member of Mr. Alouroe’s cabinet. Ho road copious extracts to show Mr. Adums's position ou this subject. He complained of Mr. Cass' introducing this resolution without acknowledging Air. Adams' ugenev iu instituting these measures of progress. He could not vote for the annex ation of Cuba until slavery shall have ceased to counteract the workings of nature in that beautiful island, nor then without injustice to Spain, without war and without internal dis turbance among ourselves, yet lie could nut consent to ullow the island to pass under the dominion of any power, nor could he consent to the restoration ofcoloiiiul relations between sny portion of this continent and tho monarch' Europe. He replied ut great length tc Houle. Mr. Cass replied with some warmth to de fend his comment in 1850 on Air. Ad Air. Mallory followed, concluding his argu ment in favor of repealing the laws concerning tonnage duties uud .Spanish vessels. A debate ensued us to what disposition should be nuido ot the resolution, whether it would be relerrod or not. In answer to n question by Mr. Gwin as whether it was intended to propose any prac tical legislation. Air. Afason said that if it should prove true that the British had established a colony at the Balir.e or the Buy of Islunds, thut colouy should have to be discontinued, and in this form there should be practical legislation. The dchoto upon this point was further con tinued by Alessrs. Mason, uud Mungiim, uml without coming to any conclusion the Senuto adjourned. In the House the Now York Alint Bill was laid on the table. The deficiency bill having been taken up Committee of the Whole, an amendment w introduced and passed appropriating a mini mousy to complete the pedestal uu which is placed the equestrian stutue of General Jack* Mr. Stanly, of N. C., proposed to add amendment, muting that the vote was in c sequence ol the exertions of Gen. Jncksou in putting down nullification and secession,which led to rather au uproarious and good humored discunsiuif, Mr. Stephens opposing the motion, the compromise tariff bill, lie said, effecting that object'. Mr. Florence was in favor ol the amendment, bccuuse lie put down the United States Bunk ; uud Mr. Houston condemning the movement altogether, iu a manner which riled Mr. Htanly rather considerably. Air. Houstou explained that lie did not intend any thing personally offensive, but ciusideicd uny legislation upon the subject as a mockery. Corrsepeadeaoe of tins Ualtimore Nun. Washington, Jan. 2ti. Tho crisis long anticipated in the affairs of Mexico is ut hand. Hho is involved iu irretriev able unurcliy and concision. It become* a verv important question to tho United States whether she shall bo allowed to close the To- bunntupuc transit to us, while she is utterly unable to open it herself to our commerce, or to that of the world. This Government, alter long and patient delay, will, no doubl, proceed to act on this subject. Thu .Senate will lead •he wuy in u proper manner. I referred, yesterdayTto the fact, now ascer tained, that Uritiah occupation and coloniza tion on the coast of llonduias,&c. are making rapid progress. 1 learn, to-day, that, though the I'resideut has advised the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the Senate thut ho has no information on the subject, yet that the Com mittee have auch information us to induce them to assume it us s fact. Mr. Mason declared, to-day, thut, if this colony has been eetatdiHlied, it must be ubau- doiied, whether it conflicts with the Monroe doctrine or not. Thus we aru to liuve legisla tive action, leading in the direction of war, within thirty days time. The nntica is rather short, but it is better than ilio “ long advertise ment" of our intentions, which has beeu de precated iu the Huiiute. Mr. Sewurd, in his speech to-day, declared thut he did not want a war till Canudu was annexed to the Union, and until Texas should be aa thickly settled as Massachusetts, mid until California uud Oregon be as well fortified atid defended as New-\ork, and the Pacific nd Atlantic coasts be connected with bunds f iron, and the country, between, now waste, os prosperous as Ohio. That would be loo loug a postponement, for upon the occurrence of oil lhasa events, we shall hove no emeny to figm, unless we go to wur with each other. Shields reminded the Senute of the pro priety, in this emergency, of taking up his for tification hill. California being as much con cerned with the wur with England as any olh- part of the IJuion, Dr. Gwin suggested the importance of giving attontiun to our naval de- fences. Thejscknowlodged faithlessness of Great Britain to the Clayton-Bulwer treaty renders indispensable tho enforcement, not of the Mon roe doctrine, but of our national honor nnd dignity, as grossly violated in the case. The Alonroe doctrine may be laid aside for the pres ent, while a practical questiou is to be consid ered. Every hour now impels this Congress and this Government towards hostile collision with the greatest naval power in the world. At present we have nothing to oppose to a nation with a thousand ships of war in commission but Gen. Cass' resolution. Coin. Stockton said, the other day, that he knew tho effect of a 32 pound shot at sea ; and, it it is morn potent tliun patriotic tpeoches, let us liuve fleets and forts. Ion. Nd^Mtcru Uncleiomliutle. Wltal a chapter the following scene would havo afforded Mrs. Stowe for Iwr romance, hud she witnessed it, or anything approucliing to it, on a Southern plantation! \Vo glvo the article just us we find it iu the local column of the Philudfelphia Bulletin : A Scene.—Few persons in the community have any ndc that exists in delphin; few pining in aliji aru Ndugglin sarics of lif morning whi seived to fur aru Muttering Tuesday is a| for giving out receiving and The office of absolutely In hundreds of the building windows, an back and froi could be obti males bore th of them were mothers. Tl the winter s?t they have bci creuturcs in i dent Society, ami most ini association fi to those only weekly allow four coarse t they ruceivo with which \i isnee roceive luring conditi tee. of gontioi and receiving pense which The object of periam, and e who will Inbi who apply fo who emigrati condition. '1 going at once of tho countr gos good, are wretched que the want of e. fur, and ussis cancer ol pm f tho misery leys of Bhila- inda who aro dot, and who luonrst neens- a scene this mil pity, and legions who preat city.— indent Society oyues, and for ulreudy done, lie Rt'cet, was i morning by :rowdiug into the door and ovory point, to the office f nil these fe- I want; many of them were lyineiit during vork to which es these poor of the Frovi- in tho dullest tho year, tho irtion of labor » want. The ch person is inking which ’lie eugernesa n at the pit- ce of the auf- i. A commit- le giving out avoid an ex- « incurred.— icourage pau- ly to persons the persons ire foreigners o belter their le, instead of ettlcd districts cities, create tich they suf- i great moral The Japan expedition.—The Boston Pott publishes the following extract from a letter received from a gentleman who has just ro- turued to this country from a trip to China, relative to tho findings of tho Japanese toward (ho expedition expected from tho Uniird Slates :* “ I was informed by a gentleman, a native of Japau, that the emperor is ready for lira American expedition. Hu exhibit'd a letter to me, which he hod just received from one of hia country man, then on the island of Jeddo. The |»eople kept a strict lookout all over the coast; und their fires wero ulreudy bin ning on the iiiuuutumH at night, in order to be pre pared in ease tho squadron should appear at night. One million of soldiura are ready uud at hand. The coast is all set with guns, while in tho buy ot Jeddo, where the fleet is expect ed, there era counties? war junks, end the whole bay is surrounded with incuiumable forts. 1 he expedition wilt find ihu Japanese much baiter soldiers than they anticipate. * " • , I Iw prtSAMs liHd better have beeu left at home. A trade will not soon be opened crith that country, except by force.’' Cy Signor Blitz,the distinguished conjuror, has lately received a fortune, by inheritance, from Germany, where heha«relative*, amouut- ng to $10,000. Ilritin Tim crowr Central Amt The '• settled dignity of a 1 to '* cut logl of sovereignty limits of a pu expanded ini ucrosa the oc This Horn! chapter in t mid illustrate plums and re Belize wns c British bucct for their open tion seized u| resisted. En renounced, hi or abandonee subtlo and i open violence and now by f session of a pretence of t original occu sort legal an acquired a rt certain purp not tnorC recr public acts u iluras. Her croacluuents last we liavo lizc, or Britii to a colony, i a governor, u people." If the prci the Alonroe i occasion for stance of Eur ran continent tion, Great B o!.American » of a colonial a position wli. iiitluonco in t! Whether tl prehended Br not—w mention beta American Sec obligation oi hicli it is no to make the r fraction of th by the apolog other perron? secret nrotoci establish a co! stituliou, on s for certain cm possible const the Clay of authority ti America. Oi pressly prohit] of Central Ai tuined thut tin _. ... Hondur Clayton Bull doctrine, it wi interdict of u inch no con plain away, templnted col braces Britisl Mr. Polk, iu a April, 1848, in solemn declui quires that tl nounbed" (tin guide our co great forco to i situated on th American cor Cuba, to the < leant, and. western coast, PEACE AN coi.or The intollig British Colon j lIUI'AM. aggression in ited at last, evated to the original claim into a right d the narrow osHUHsion arc mdiug almost an interesting li aggression, hicli England ’lie seizure of upon piracy nyenieut basis further q austrated uud yielded, ised h*r grasp one time by l another bv now by fraud, to keep pos- she made no s of time tho came in some 780 England in Belize for a ns 1817; if uiined by Iter igiily iu Holl and her ver, until at ist “ the Be- >een elevuted mnyerted into giveu to the onstruction of we hero an lero is au iu- on tho Arneri ‘filial usurpa- a vast portion to jurisdiction us establishes a controlling itineut. r treaty com- lift its opera- ntiul column- lister und ilio 't of binding —is a point mine in order ■duras au in- mt nretended liicli less of ticaty or its rin a right to rnor and con- nitted to hold only. By no Britain wring ny semhlunce ny iu Contral it treaty ex- ing any part ditional interei in the Senate < The proper ci trine, and the treaty, must b< the progress a America leavei only of siibuii d it bo asccr- British colo- neither of the the Alonroe the positive declaration, msaibiiiiy ox- r to the con- n (which nn- reat Britain, •f the 29th uf explicit and security ra cy thus sn- ie) " should applies with cntan. It it on the North !s vicinity to to New Or- ’hole south• NGKnot's TO SHOULD BE AN POWER." ishment of n impart ad- o the debate f Gen. Csss. Alonroe doc- yton Bulwer at delay, for u in Central e alternative vledgud out* rage, or of acquiescence in the just and leglij- iiiate growth of British power*— Washington Union. I.oui* Napoleon’s Sweetheart.— The Paris correspondent of (lie New York Albion gives on account of a flirtation going on be tween a very beautiful and wealthy Spanish girl and the French Emperor. He first saw lior at the theatre, and becoming enamored with her, invited her und her mother to the palace the next day, where they liavo boen ever since. The corrospondept adds : Tho best horses iu his Mables are placed at her disposal to join the hunting parti jh; she is invited wherever the Emperor goes ; she give* a list of such ludios as are to be asked to the reunions at St. Cloud ; and is, in short, in all such matters, the sovereign lor the time being. It is, however, hut justice to add, that not withstanding the perilous game she is playing, not the slightest suspicion of what, in such cases, is commonly called dishonor, attaches to it; her ambition and not her heart, being almost undisguiscdly the motive in the whole affair'; and she oven takes the insolent plea sure in displaying thn chains of her captive, and her freedom from nuv such fetters. itr A correspondent of tho ^.ondon Times says that Francis Aludiai, of whose death iu prison, at Florence, we havo had a brief telt- graphic staleinenr, was without doubt poison. «d. He complaiuad of slow poisou being used in his food. Madame AI, it still in prison. IXT Leonard Hoffman, a newly arrived emi grant from Ireland, committed suicide in New York while suffering from nomll pox. 1ST John Atnisrsou, a. colored man, he* been coo vie ted at Lancaster, Pm., of kidnap- piug John McKinney, also colored. OutrnupoiiH Delhi nro of the Liiwm. On Tuesday last, there was some ex citement at Chester, Pu., in cuiiHequence of Kicliurd Neal, a colored Ilian, having been ar rested ou that day in Philadelphia, at the stu- bles of hid employer, Air. Townsend Sharpies*, charged on the oath of Cofcmudurn Mnvo and oiliers, with enticing a number of slaves from Aline Arundel county, Alwrylnud, at various times. According to general repoit, the ac cused was furmorly a slave iu that county, but having obtained bis freedom, visited his old neighborhood several times siuce, and enticed slnvrs away. Th« prisoner was remanded in to ilio custody of officer Lamb, of Baltimore, •nd was by him taken in a vehicle to the Bal timore depot, but tile aAeruoon Hum bad start ed and the officers went ou to Cheater where they designed embarking on the night innil train. Alcanwhile a writ of habeas corpus had been obtained from Judge Thompson, and the frioudii of the prinouer, accompanied by mem bers uf tho Abolifiou Society, pursued the par ty to Chester. Tho officers in charge of the prisoner at tempted to force him into tho curs, hut the friends of the prisoner and a crowd uf blacks inioiiurcd. The writ of liabeascorpus in charge of police officers from Philadelphia wus pie- sontod to officer Lamb, but iu the confusion was unheeded. The parties being notified by the conductor that (he train was about to sturt, of ficer Lamb, to prevent loss of life in the struggle, gave up the attempt, and lodged Ncul in the lockup for the night. Another nccouut states that the prisoner escaped, hut wus over taken after being pursued two miles. A frohh party of officers left Philadelphia ou Wednes day, for Chester, with a writ of habeas corpus from the Supremo Court. The result is not yet known, there being uo tclegwipli station at Chester. . M Youth. The Oswego Journal thus expatiates on the “ progressive" ways of our rising generation : Boys ure nearly an extinct race. There is scurcely un intermediate stage between diaper and desperailoism. The rowdv iiilimt is iio sooner out of his longclolhee, than lie exhibits the incipient traits of the iltuuJy “ loafer," and by the time lie is fairly jacketed, lie wants u tobacco-pouch, a puck of curds und learns to swear like a pirate. At the uge often lie be gins to run with the " ut a sheen," and his moth er generally known he is out, because he is ve ry seldom in. At the uge ol twelve ho smokes, drinks, und speaks of his parents ns 'Mho old man and old woman." At fifteen ho wants a gold watch and revolver, and talks ubout “ lamming" every body that don't keep out of his way. At eighteen, lie is the “ fustest" youth uhout town, talks ol setting up for him- sell, scribbles love-letters, and becomes a per fect adept iu games of chance ; can drink more chauipugne, and rat more raw oysters than any man of his inches. About this time, his futlier withholds his spending money, and the young hopeful thinks it a capital idea to run away where he can enjoy his " liberty," and after sowing his wild outs nhroud, returns home, satisfiad that the "old folks" ora nut such fotds after nil. We wero highly amused, not long since, at hearing u young hopeful, some twelve years of age, whom some person called a " boy," ox- claim—“ call me a boy ! where are your men t" We ulso overheard two juveniles not yet out of their apronn, ottering to bet the cigars thut Scott would be elected, becauseMoj was a big ger iiiiiii than Gun. Pierce. Atmiker little lud, who was sweating away nt u stove, trying light oil old stump of a cigar, ou being ud vised to leave off that filthy habit, replied with the utmost gravity, (hat "it wus vary hard work to bleak off smoking, as be had amuked ever Mince he was a small boy." Almost daily, wo may see little three-footers with lighted pro jections iu thsir mouths, swaggering along, puffing and spitting, after the most approver rowdy siyl«. A glauce at tbo iiiuryelicus de velopments and precocious intellects exhibited by (lie young Almses ol this effeminate genera tion must be deferred until another day. Madainu Sontag has taken Castle Ci den, N. Y., fur three mouths—May, June, and July—and will produce a series of operas the best style. Castle Gulden hss beeu se- cured by the celebrated Julicn, uud his prom enade concerts sro to commence there in Au gust, after the close of tho operu seusou by Afadama Sontag. Appointments iiy the President, by and trilh the advice and consent of the Senate.— Ephraim F. Miller, to be collector of the cu toms for the district of Sulem and Usverlv, ... the State of Massachusetts, re-uppuimed. Bev erly C. Sunders, to be collector of the customs for the district of San Francisco, California, vice Thomas Butler King, resigned. Buenos Ayres.—^1^he Monte Video Comer- cio of tho 5th December appeurs to anticipute a conflict between Buenos Ayres and its nllics on one part, and the late “ Protector - ’ (Jen. prquizn, of Entrt Rios. Forces were colloct- ihg on both sides, each to guard agai ist an at tack from the oilier. We hurdly think they will be foolish enough to go to fighting, but posiiibly they may. Mini's wisdom, as Gover nor Throp used to say, is "|u small light." The dutes from Buenos Ayres are to Decem ber 3d. They reucli us through Rio Janeiro pupers to tho 15th, brought by the bark E Corning.—Journal uf Commerce. tsr An anecdote is told of a Scotch shop keeper who declined some request made by a customer. " Did you know," said the cus tomer, "(hat 1 am the Bishop's lady?" "Hoot, woman," was the answer, " I would not do it if you was his wile, much less his lady."— Lady is a beautiful word iu its nlace, and fe male is apiopei word in its place, but either of them employed for wife or woman is in shocking taste.—Prop. Journal. V5T The uumber of Indians iu California is estimated at about 90,000. 1ST An asylum lor friendless boys is in successful operation in New York. MEOKUTB OF COTTON, 4c.. JAN. 29. Per Ceatrxl IUilro*<l--1400 bile* Cotton, sad Aides, to W D Klhridf* A Co, W l)uu«xn, 8 Solomon*. Caldwell, Neeljr A Co, Cbkrlcstou Steamboat Co. Willie A II run- dxge, Lawaoa A (jodfrey, W W Uarrnnl, CAL Lamar, Wailiburn, Wilder A Co, Chae Hartrldge, Allou A Hall. Hatun A Whitehead Smith A l<athron, Lleno A Foster, D S Howard, Cooper A OiHIIand, O U Cuimning, N A Hardee A Co, Hardwick A Cook, Way A King, Fulton L Walker. J It Burroughs A Soo, Colien A Tarver, John Jonee, Hothwell A Nuiltb, F T Willi* A Co, lioatun A Per steamer Wm Ua«tun, from Palatka, Ae—110bain* Colton, and Mdn<, to Boston A Uunby, E IUed, Ander son* A Ce, N A llardue A Co, NBA 11 Wesd.andothar*. For steamer Wm Keabrook, from Charleston, Ao.— 3 bales 8 I Cotton, and 01d*e, to N A Hardee A Co, 8 Al 1.alt'iiu.m, and othere. l*or itnauer Lamar, from Augusta—1200bales Cottou, to T H Mills, and order. A Haywood, T W Coekery, T H Wayne, 4 O Falligi Claghtirn A Connlngbuiu, All-maud, Morae A Niolioi*. T J Walsh, O 11 Johnsoo, E O'By rue. Brigham, Kelly A Co, Hone A Connery, N«*vitt, Lathrop A iUu'.Mu*, C B Really, D O'Conner, U Craustou, Sargent A Co, Moore A Ueudrii-kson, N B Knapp, M J Holomous, It Lathrop A Co. A Minis, N II A H Wood, J Henry, MoMahon A Doyle, J D Jssna, Kibbee A Rodgers. K Atolyni-aux, E Parsons, J Johnson. Par steamer Ms'aniora, from Charlestru—8 At LafH- loan, Central Railroad Co, A Bane, C E Hauls. A Hay wood, Mrs 1*0*11-11, Mrs Tombs, Phllbrirk * llell, Jnp M Cooper, Epping A Kr«ti, MH Cohen, Audersone A Co, Collins A llulkioy, .1 11 Browu. Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston — R Crowder. J A Bruwu, W P Yonga, Bohn A Foster, II Vvllstich, E C Potter. PASSENGERS. Per steamship Alabama, for New-York—Jno Kyle, W J Molulirc, A H Lindley, Jos Knight. M 8 Wadley, J Chandler, W U Robinson, L P Caldwell, Mr Morgan, J U Gaisam, J L Valletton, 8 It Saxton, K A Cratvhnd, E B Latsnn and family, Jan Maltble, A F Day and ladv, Mrs Kopparholt, Mr Todd, Mr Paterson, 8 U'Latson und family, E Parker, Jacob '■•‘•".Si, Albert Glnusn, and 8 slasrage. Per steamer Win Gaston, from Palatka, Ac.—A! * Russdl, Miss Pool, Alias Withiugtnn, Mrs Buck, Air Buck, J A Lee, J Wilhiugtou, J L Hogarth, A Modu, It At Stephens, Bleach, Col T G White, U ~ J Wood, Y J Anders. Ashby, Wm Davidsc . C Brown, Rev J J 8<>ott, Mrs U t, Miss M Elliott, 2 AI asters El liott, C M Bold, J 8 Barnwell, 1‘r Dlakewood, CO Tnl- bird, W Habersham, Miss K Oi lgg, Aire Basel and sen, K Alerrell aud avt, and 2 deck. Per steamer Metainora, from Charleston—Miss Duel, Mias Luuetea and 2 children. J M Cooper, Clpt W Hart, J Rutledge and svt. It Flautinger. AI Postell, J W Fort, Alias Postell, Z Spring, aud 1 deck. Per steamer Callmun, from Charleston—Aire M Tate and child. Alias Al Pate, J Doteror and S arts, J LSolo mons, R Rowell, J 11 Mixon, J Simmons, K Kvecard. Al M Hinith, J Al Po.dc, W Hush, R Fiammon, J U tluyue, D P Clinton, A W Craven, and 7 dock. CO.HMtiltCIAL. iXt Liverpool. Jan. 12 | llnvn V >HI.1IK NEW ORLKAN1S SIIGAK.—10 I lihds. N. O. Sugar of prime quality, lauding per brig J. A. Taylor, from Nsw Orleaus, for sale by jan 8 COHENS k UKRTZ. QIJGA1L—1U hhds. Porto Rico Stignr; 15 hluls. O Muscovado do.; 111 hhds. 8t. Croix do.; % bid*. Cof fee Sugar; 30 bbls. Crushed and Powdered do, jus*, re ceived nnd for sale br jan 4 McMAHON a DOYLE. ■piFTY HU ITS ol 8atiuut Clotliiug, suilablo M 00AMs. do Syrup, just roceivod nnd for sale bv jan 4 McALAHON A DOYLE. J ” ELLY DKA1.NE11H.—A new lot just ree d by MORSE A NICUOL8, jan d 106 Broughton street. Ciosks 1 fi Illils. Cider, n superior nrticlo, in store, for a 6] BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. niHH.—lUCasks Codfish, 30 bbls. Pickled He. P rings, 50 boxes suoksd do., ftj whole and half bar s'* Mackerel, 2U kite do., just received and far salo by jan 4 McMAHON k DOYI.E. Nuvnnnnli .llurUct, Jnnunry III. COTTON.—The market on Saturday was dnll, all parUes awaiting the steamer's news. Bales 214 halos, vis : 21 at 9, 172 at 1U,'„ 7 at IU.' 4 , 3 at lU> d , and 1* at 11 cents. Huvuiumli Exportn. Bremen.—Brig J. E. Crossc-022 bales Upland Cot- N'tw-YORK.-Schr. N. W. Smith—164 bales Cotton, 685 bags Rice Flour. Boston -Schr. ParHllon-C6.42S feet Timber, 8012 feel Sawed Lumber Brig Susan Ludwig—HU,UX) lest Lumber. C1IARLESTON, JAN. 28tli.—Cotton.—The Cottou market wax in a languid aud dopressed state to-day.-- The sales were limited to 700 bales, at very irregular prices. Prices have declined about J40. The axles w ere at extremes raugiug from 8*4 to 10> 4 c., and one ur two fancy lots brought as high aa UP+'c. BALTIMORE, JAN. 2«1, 2 *». AL—Sale* or 100 bbls. Howard-st. Flour at »5,25. Buyers declined to pay over $6,1H? 4 ' for either lloward-streec or City Mllle. Sales of red Wheat at 110(^117 its. NEW ORLEANS, JAN. 24, F. M.-CotTON-The ab sence of later accounts from Europe now about due by tho eteamar Arctic, aud perhaps thu Urge receipts ur the last forty-eight hours, -mused the week to iLju heavily, and the sales did not exceed 3,000 hales at ve ry full prices for all nbove low middling, but easier for tho lower grades. Ordinary 7 (qj8 I Good Middling... ll? 4 (u)10> 4 •*» w MladUog..,.J9- 4 <fl|8>» Middling Fair....lO'jon Middling 9 i<b9.‘s I Fair ..11 Sloau.—Au aetivc demaud resulted in the sale of decent! ** a, ‘ adv * , ‘ ce uf *» c * F * ir r "l>y fal r AIulasbes—3000 Mils were sold at 22>a@23>Je for good to ohoice, and 20<<v22c fur fermeutiug- Coun—Sales 11,Aim sacks, of which 800 white at 60; 2,100 la lots at 51; I,CU0 w hite aud yellow at 620^63: 4.20U white iu5 lots at 53; 060 at 63K, and 1,900 white ud yellow nt 64. -200 sack* Ohio 43, and 625 Wa- sold nt 4^c. ( and 200 to arrive buh at 46. Rick—55 tierces also at U‘ic. Fkeiuuis—Both foreign aud domestio stiff. A ship for Havre at l?,c. v PROVIDENCE, (R. I.) J AN. 22.—Demand for Cottou has been active, 6000 Uies having changed hands duriu- th# week at full prices. The market closes with quite a steady and firm fueling. We quote fair New-Orl. and Mobile lSIttoU, uiMdlir - •**" — • irlean* good mid ftp—, good middling H'.iajlL 1 ,. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF 8A VaNNAII JAN. 31 8uu Rises tib.fldui.; 8un8eta6h.30m.; lllgh Tide 11 b. 44in. Dry Goods, Clothing, teo. CHEAPEST ('ASH STORE! thie flute until next April, (hr suhscrihera will CONTIN17K HELLING their 1MMEN8K LLECTION of Dress, Housekeeping and Plantation Dry Goods, at VERV UKKATLY REDUCED PRICES! To induce th* greatest number lby our making it in disputably their interest J to not only Mjv mu immk- diaiu UHK, but also to anticipate, future wants in present purchases. Our stuck la unequalled In extreme cheapness aud vuriety of choice In almost every class of goods, that are better qualities and styles <»•. their respective prices than oan be had elsewhere in Savan nah, and comprises partly a targe assortment of FLANNRI.8 AND BLANKKTH, 11F.D COMFORTSK& A(W) QUILTS, UNDKItFHIRTrt AND DKAWKHS, LADIES' VESTS OF BVKRY KIND, WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON 1IOH1ERY, G1N0IIAM8, CAL1COK8 AND CHINTZES, MU8I.IN l)E I.AINES, CANTON (LOTUS, iu every qualify, M KKINOES AND ALPACAS, BLACK AND COLOUEB KILKH, From vsiy low prieed to richest imported. F.MUROIDF.RlKH, wry cheap, CLOTHS AND CA8B1MLRKH, WIDE SHEETINGS, HJ1AWLM, VERY CHEAP, E3IRROIDERKD HANDKERCHIEF.", MAKHKILLKN QIIILTK. WINDOW CURTAINS LINEN GOODS, all pure flax, Ac. Our stock is so redundantly assorted, and so uniform' ly wry cheap, that purchasers of a large assortment, la small and large quantities, can he suited in our store iu a greater number of artioles, aud thereby effect greater eaviug, thau in any other store in Savannah. MckOSKEK & TREAN0H, 111 (!Ani(reea-nit., next la Hull-nt., jan 19 And opposite the Pulaski Uouse. BUSINESS CARDS. lAtCKWOOO & CASEV, BUU.IiMHB AND CONTRACTOR* A UK prepared (o r/.utrnrt for flic nreetiou an I "pairing rd Build ing)* of every deroviption, and to :» plans. They tnay be found at their residence, oY Whitaker-street and Tayter-etx-ot Un«- m [au 27-1 y) O.a.c —' li. W. I.OCKWOOD. PORTERS Extensive Clolhing Emporium, Hi. Andrews Hull, Hi-ou^litou Mireei. riHIE Buliscribcr take* nlitusiiro iu uimounciuir (c 1 the citisens of Savannah, and the nublio generally, that he is in receiid of the largest arrival of Fall ami Winter CLOTHING ever offered in tha Southern 8tates. la this establishment ean he found every quality aud style of Clothing to please tlie taste of tho most fastidi ous. This ostabiishmont is divided into six different departments, each one containing a rich aud full assort ment Iu their Hue. The proprietor has taken great paint to have in factured, expressly for this market, und nfthr Uet tmi- Urial, au extensive aud Buhlounble assortment of CLOTHING for which he offers at prices that cannot fail te u Iht DCI'AMTMENT. - to f9U» Do. Frock uud Dress Coats, olive, blue, brow n und groen.froin ‘ *“ Do. Blind Felboee and Uusiness Coats, rlety, from 1 ‘JOO Over-Coats, double and single breasted, aud double Over-Coats, from 53 to Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, euibruidsrod Koi- suth, from 51b to $30. 2,(JU) pair of Pants, of every quality and color, from - .. M ....... M 76c.to$lu. 1.UU0 Vests, of every kind. 2u Dkpartment. FUKN1HU1N4J GOODS* Contains Furnishiug Goods of every dosaription for Gentlemen's wear—consisting of scurfs, cravats, wateri'ord ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks. scurfs, cravats, . .... ....... s, spring stocks, merino shirts aud drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves—all k'nds, best quality Jonos pateut yoko shirts, a ttuoassaortment, ko. So DEPARTMENT. NEGRO CLOTHING. Contains 800 suit* of Negro Clothing fur house or plan tation use, hickory shirt*, rad flannel do., overalls, canton Flauuel under shirts and drawers—price or full suits from $3 25 to $4 50. 4th Dkpartmknt. INDIA ItUUUUlL GOODH Contains a large and well selected stock of India Rub ber Goods—consisting in part of sack coats, w hite uud black; frock coats, two colors; legging slips, cloaks, dromon's ooats— Warranted tostaud 28U de- K ■***> heat; riding aud driving gluvas, horse eovars, 5ru DKrARTXKirr. CAl'MANU HATH. Contains hats and caps, duo mole akin, a large assort ment aud latest styles. flru DcrARTMRNT. TDK riAZAAK This splendid cstuhliehmeut, on the left wing of the main department, t>0 feet deep, Is fitted up at great ux penis exprusidy for ladies accompanied by their chil dren ; hsrs will be found every quality and style of L'llILDltKN’S CLOTHING, and of the latest Paris fashions, consisting of infant’s robes, ohristening caps, splendid emb. caps, suite cwm- nected and separata tor ovory age, Jenny Linda, Polka sacks, frocks, ovor coats, with aud without capes: and many other goods too numerous to mention in this ad vertisement. Parents and guardians are respectfully solicited to coil, as groat paius have been taken to add to tho comfort and convenience of purchaser*. No ubntenient Trout prloee Aral nuked. aovfl ly Key West—to Cohens A*Ilerts. Hbip Stirling, Henderson, Wnwassct, Me, Hay, to Padclford, Fay ft Co. Bunker A*0 W ° aUCMIr H * rr * Nk4UI ' Hay, Ac, to Schr Miwou B Davis, Davis, New-Y’urk, to Brigham, Kelly A Co. Winkler's flat, from plantation, with 700 bushels Rough Rice, to Audersons A Co. Htvuwer Wui.Gastuu, Shaw, Palatka, Ae., to Claghorn A Cuuninghaiu. Steamer Wm. Seahrook, Peck, Charleston, Ae., to 8 M L&UUexu. Steamer I.auiar, Johnson, Augusts, with boats 4 and 8, to T R Mills. Steamer MsUmora, Peck, Charleston, to S M I.alfi- >au. Steamer Calhoun. Barden. Charleston, to S M Laffl- <au. BELOW-Br bark Brothers, with emigraute. „ CLEARED. Bremen brig J E Groste, Weigmsn, Bremen—11 Gowdy. Brig Busan Ludwig, Hastings, Boston—W U Giles A Co. Schr N W Smith, Smith, N*w-York—Willis A liruu- dage. Schr Pav 11 lion, Tinker, Boston—M A Wilder. DEPARTED. Steamer Metaniora, Peck, Charleston. Steamer Welaka, King, Palatka, Ac. Steamer Ivanhoa, Humbert, Matthew’s Bluff, Ac. Steamer Hancock, Frasier, Augusta. Steamar Wm. Scabrock, Peck, Charleston, Ac. MEMORANDA. Philadelphia, Jan. 2C-Arriv*d, bark Emily Banning. Ray, 24 days from Mavauuah. New-York, Jau. 26—Arrived, schr Eclipse, Goalee, 6 tye from Sarannah; schr Cataract, Rice, do; schr Joe rice, Rodger*, from Jacksonville; brig Allrauda, Kei- —r, Darien, schr Orlando, Hall, SaUlla IUver, Ga; schr E 11 Nash, White, St Augustine. The bark Austin and Ellen, at New-York 26th, in 33 days from Mobile; on 19th, 1st35 43, Ion 73 36, spoke sour John G Faxon, from Darien for Newburyport, 20 days out, who kindly supplied them with a cask of BARGAIN*! BARGAIN*! DRV QOOD3 AT COST. "fir C. WADSWORTH will commence dis- f V # posing of hie rich aud valuable stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GUOD8. This day, Dec. 9th, at New-York cost. Wrthopeno one iu want of auy article in tho Dry Goods line will fail to call and examine the good* and K icesbeforo purchasing, as w# are determined to sell ese goods ut prices full 25 per oeuL less than they can be bought at any other house iu the city. We will not enumerate prices hare, but Invite oil <0 call, assuring them that goods will be offered at prioee which will be satisfactory. dec 9 Store under Marshall House. rflrr# Heed Cane! ‘rt n hand a large Light WOOD! For sal* by the boat load and retail. Consumereemu de pend upon being promptly supplied with a good article. Striei attention yurn to /<iir measurement. Boxes for order* are placed at the stores of Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. At. Cooper A Co., olfioc of Morning New#, and at the rosidenco of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-etreet. D. RKM81IAUT, j® 21 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. * HKw'jrifiS.'” V. r. IKMUR. HKIUMuttE U1RNI,. IIAKRI8 A OO., rowrA KiHKn a so cpimi/moir xtmctu An Jn4 lit.alt-rs in Grain and Clructries. 9fl Bay-Htreei, Hnvniiiiitli. bot» Cmo JOHN AWTttOmjB,“ y 4 Portrait, LnuilNnipo nnd Animal l'nla^, 8T, Andrew's hail, iirougiiton-by., nov SW Hnvnnmili. U CO LG HUD DAG UK 11KBO TYpEST I»s Id. I AULY W OULD re*|»rctft lljr g;ivn nytiee that holms reopened hi* Gallery, corner Bryan Hi >t and Market square, where he is prepared to eietutr Pic ture* iu Ids much admired style, either* Ik dandy, rainy or fair u cat bur. “ Instruction:* given' in the art aud nil the apparatus furnished, AJao, a large lot «r Mates, Cuxss, Ch«»l- cals, Ac . f«r Ale 6pi no 29 JOHN rOOLl, I-AJPIjn, TUHriJflTIWKAni) VAItN! Qahprtt.-Ji and Antrriiun Wirulayy-tjluxe. Paint Varnish aud White-wash Rrunhos, Sal Camel Hair runoilx, Uud go r aad Camel lla Blenders. Graln'agComb*, Artiste* Brushes, Ac. Ac. Pajirr t/anyingi, lUmlert, uud Pirr-Hoard Prints, h N. B - House, Sign sud Ship Painting, Gilding, Qraia- lng aud QUsing, dune on roumnable t«i , nu by JOHN POOLE. II Whitaker-st. mar 2U Nearly apposite Bwlft, Deaelow A Co. Dibble A Cnrey, /i." MERCHANT TAIL0U8 AND DRAPERS. N. H. <'«r.vUriiuulilon it WI,linker , u. feep constantly on hand a lai “ " of Ready‘ Made Clothing, for varied assorluivut of Furnishin, D. A C.’s leleotioos 0! Cloths, Inga, are from the best sources, an ty aunubt.U surpassed by auy country. Jy C'HAS. II. 1>ICI BUILDER, Tl AVI NO resiiiin<d his luiRineas, JL1 pared to oontroct for Buildings, or JoL any descript ion, in his liut. Rtairs oxenuU. ness and dlspatuh. A share of the public patronage l most respectfully eulieited. ^ CarneiL r Shop un RoUrte-street, Robertsvllle, aear Weet lvr .ad-street ly WM. ALLHTON GOUKDIN, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ffo.M Kntl Hay, ChariestJk, -V SVrT Is prepared to make liberal advances of Rice, Cotf - - — apr 19 .Cottou, Corn, Sugar, Flour, Grain, I Hying ami Renovating Rstabiislinu SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-strrer.rcnr of the Court House. ^ JjSTABLMIUfiD IN 1K.32. T ADILH RUk uufl VVoolun Drenses, Silkwle, Ta 1“ A, Co vers, etc., cleaned, and dyed varlons colors 1 Lnaies Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable style; Kid Gluvos cleaned, aud Gentlemen's Garment* cleaned, renovated or dyed, as may he required. All —...u *0 much Terms liiodorote. yt in in .ala uiy»ihi«^Hy :aU for Dtem."' ~ "* r * *"“* uprJ6__ly ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. # in the same style pleased my patrons and Person., rending requested to write Henry K. Washburn, SHIPPING AND cImKiON MERCHANT. *' HAVANNAK, OKOHCIA. ly JACOH COiiEIV, ~ a9 Rroa il-Hiroct, C'kn rice ton, 8, C,, Broker, AuMionerrnml Henerul Agent, llnys and sells ou commission, LANDS, NKHHOF.M, STOCKS, 1IONDS, Ac. Liberal advannes made on property. P,trKHXNcxa.—Messrs, n. Habersham A 8ou, George W. Andevton, Robert Untcliisou, Cohen k Fwdfeh, A. It. j Lawton. I. K. lefft. Solomon Cohan. 6m oQilB | As B. BIIIJIV, COTTON FACTOR.'* No. 74 BAY-HTUBRT. SAVANNAH. J. MlfUTIi; FACTOR) COMMISSION MERCHANT, A»d (ieuernl Aynii, NO. 168 HAY-STREET, 8AVANNA1I, GEORGIA. ?*' Anderson, Hon. FiancieS. Bartow, Wm. li. Tiium Esq., lioraco firalth. Esq..Messrs. Brighsm, _ Kell/ A Co., Messrs. Washburn, Wilder & Oo. T. m; iciifiiS) ~ CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 107 HaT.stret>r, (At the Blue Sign, one door li el/rotA J>rnyto*-*tretl,) Keeps uuuntantly on l.aud, imported and homs-miMie CIGARS, of different hraniis, flue cut TUBAC2CO and 8NUFF of Oil Kinds; put up carefully, at wholesale aad ratall. and at the most reasonable prices. W” Orders /trow the Country punctuality alteadnl to. jggh . * Abuisum A Coi, .. AT TO R 1V F. AT LA W, Ailmtln. Georgia. „ YJIRoeWect Debts in the fallowing Couutlsr Dekalb, tayott 0. Heard, Cam, Murray, CbcTOkra Newton, Cowtu, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Usury Morriwetlu*r, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaulding. I'TOUBi Cobb, Wiiit0s!d,Forsyth, Gwinuott. He/errhceu— K. B. Stoddard k Co., Cliarleston, Bonth Carolina ; Williauii. k Brother, Augusta,Georgia: Flank. IroUiers, and O. W. Cb^at, New-York, K * Nat. Mawouii. [mar 17 “ “* ■ w-Yor_. tf] Tuomas N. cox. C. A. L. JLADIAIl, Uenoral Commission Merohant, )yI HnTiuilinh. l.i orEln. ^ t „„ irau FACTORS AND^OMM'SSION MERCHANTS. r?OU*ALK.-A Woman 34 year* old, a good r Cook; a Womau 28 years, a Woman 21 years, cook ; rWomau 19 years, aud a Woman 18 years. Apply to jau 6 WM. WRIGHT. (ji pol#% aud posts of all kind# te the^ground,^for salo JS* l Bryan-st. COHKNrtq HBRTg. 1>LCK1VKD per *lnp llurtiord, 2u bbls. yd low Onions; luhbij. ifewtown Pippin Apples, and tor sale h* (dec 28) JOHN D. JK88E. iw \TEW OKLKAN* WHIHK.Y.—50 bhis. o? nholue quality, landing from brig J. A. 3>ylor, from New Orleans, a«d for sola b* jan 8 COaUNk k HERTZ. S t)GAK.-r> hluls. Ni'W-Ortettus Sugar, Unfliug from schr. Martha Jsae, aad for oale by jan 13 CLAGHORN k CUNNINQUAM. 1 1 UlldttH ») b.rr«l» Pliclp’. Olo, «l’lwmiU I a Rum, iu etor# aad toe sale hy E. OWKKR. ALTIHOKK FLOIJU. — i;w bh& no 1) laadlnc per sohooner Woodbriagefrom BuIGmor aVfor saloYy (jaw 41 BUNKER k .OGDEN. G 1 RATJKH.- 'i'he largead and most complete a- T sortiuent may be found at 160 UroughUm street. M OK HE A NICHOLS. m '4ILA54NKH.-50 bhle W. J. Molas*«*,‘J5bhU N. O. do., (a store aad lor sal* by jan 12 SWIFT k CO. LYON’S KATHAIR0N! For tL«e Growth unU. KtnbollUlimcnt ot Hair, lo Frcvont its Falitiitf OU' 11ml Turning Grny. Awarded the highest premiums by the States of New-York, Maryland and Michigan, at their Annual Fairs of 1851. r I'HK KATHAIKON neutralizestha effect of dis- JL ease, climate, aud old age, iu preserving and re storing the human Hair aveu after a baldness of twenty years; clcaures tho scalp Iron Scurf and Dandruff; will cure th* Nervous Headache, Scald Head, Erysipe las, Diseases of th* Skin, Ae., and is the most desirable TO!LET AMTM'I.K, For Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, in the world. Its per fume equals Lubin'e Choicest Extracts, and being free from all offensive oil or coloring properties, it gives the Hair that clean, bright, soft, lively appoarauuo, secured by no other preparation. The use of the Kathairon ie adopted by th* first phy sicians in Europe aud America, and nos a patronage and sale unprecedented in the history of the materia niedica. But word# are superfluous, a trial only can attest its real virtuo, ae millions certify. T# be had throughout North aad South America, Europe and th* Islands of th* Oceau, in large bortl'js, fur 25 cents. Hold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. 11 UI Bay-street. Lyan’8 Extract or PUNE JAMAICA QINQER, T^OR Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Chide- ra, Diisiaon, Fv. jqr and Ague, Summer Com plaints, Nervous and Qonr Debility, Ae. A purs nr tscU, and admiaUUred a itb positive affect in U*above Also need aa a hftara^; msd for culinary IS WOOD ! WOOD !! rilHE SUUSCKIBKR keens constantly on hand a I large Supply of Onn and Black Jack, which he will sell on a* r.»od terms a* wood can be bought at any wood- yard iu this oity. Orders left at Alton A Co.'s yard,or at my residence, corner of West Broad end Brttntu., will be attended to. (fil ly) F. W. AVEHFKLT. NOTICK. I STILL continue the TANNING and CURRY ING business, near the junction of tho Louisville and Augusta Reads. Tanners and Merchants supplied with Hides and Skins of all kinds on reasonable terms. All orders promptly attauded to. i»P‘43 O.'B. LUFBORROW. Livery, BROWN A HARRIS, Boarding, AND MAI.K NTABI.K, WEST BROAD-STREET, THOS. A. SHOWN. jy 2— ly JUDUM VT. OAKUia SAM’L. L. DOWELL, I'otton Factor k Commission Merchant, Nv« 198 Hay-street. A SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. C IILUHU.—10 boxes Pineapple C'litiejM»,for sola h I A. BON ADD, 7 Corner of Bay and Whitaker streets. 1 >IN Julia it Hnnriiliic, T TO U N E y AT LAW erntr WHuUttr-.l, and lln Lmt, Mn im...... i. JOHN HOI1SON, of tho beet \i|F-eouairy towns for the Georgia. Strict Utaneee In checks may^ie alu ays judicious instate Uu. net •.wffirdKiSS: ^a’lSnSZ Z Madisira, October 4, 186*. CANINES AX REDUCED PRICES l tIS.OO IOU III..—115 |b. Ilnxr. trl.J.J XTO rlmrgw I'ur (lUxin. ..v dtilivrnu.... ill. K;.tl. .■hLE** ” r jjfl it- ^W.«.rtwEro U |,hlo B Tnii\vl*Jl“;r: BENKEK A. OGDEN, SKIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. •gp4 NO. au 11AY-8TREET. SAVANNAH. ly J.I'.Pi'lol&to., fMTORt.AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, VViilium.oii'i Building., Bny-.tre.i. ’■ F - r * l0T - *. K. WINltl... *°P t3 ifll.U INl.AI-PI.Kl4 AND intAMd.s, J, : roceived, a fresh supply, for sale by A. BONAll 'I AM PH INK.-A f>t»h /Nam i*iii baud by jan 7 •* 164 Broughton street. 1*. Jacobs’ OIOAB AND TOBACCO STOBB. Hull-bl., Hi*,, of the “UI* I iikI'U,” Near Alouuinout Squtvre, SAvaanaU. (la. •>I »ia*«« sroeu or imports .m W ““f *'fe«wn m&uufactare,atwhulerale and r*UU. Also.Cheu ing and Bmnkina Tobaeeo. purposes. Bold Hold ir “ dee 11 .... J7 whet— Hold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER k CO. 181 Bay-street. ( jtn 19] ROWLAND k CO. /TeUYBRB illftKKHK.-Just reeuivod A Hun VJ lot uf genuine Grayer* Cheese, in eu>r* and for •a)* by J ROUS8KAU. jau 15 f’«r- Bull and Bav-sto. D HIK’D FIGH.-100 Drum, cboice Fig. ju»' received and for sal* by * 4 J»n*9 J. HOH88EAU. 1YICI1 GLACK MILHM—In Mode, Dr^ JKKrt? - *' w “' “^rs^asRiiar 1 * lM«r»l.tll than Uuildiu,. J CHT lUiCKIVKO per Nd» York a 1-ao ucoitunat uf Sin.h.d B,.f aud 1'nu.art,— Ain-, flun anlrl. or Kollo,. Ma,k.t lla.r, aad a vari- *'f o.' .^ouaol, arauiu, wblcb an oS.r.d fc, ,.l. L. jau 1 JOUN UAL J. IS WMuk.: .,r..a / IOUN.—d.0M)t»UHhv). pria,n VVbiti, Klin, Nu,[li (./ 0“»». la Mar. aad lor aala Vy “ A. O. TOMS. BayStrdM. 'I'SA ANB C’UKPKK L’UNS- la tiy J. J*u S COLLIN.:. BULXLCf. -95 per cent. Alcohol kept a hand for wholesale and retail trade by J- A. MAYER, 164 Broughton street. IDO do. Baltimore Lsudiog and for aal* by de<’ 22 CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. 1 JmiicN HcUr-ni v, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Protests Noted and Extended, Average* ad- Iu.tod, Charfor Partins ana Average Bonds drawn. Pa- pere prepared Whereby to recover lossos from Auiem in or British Underwnters, aud attention given to all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. Of- floe No. 118 Bay street, opposite tho fkont of Hie Cus- House, ly Sov Kiucliley, Mckelt * €«. I,'I.OUK.—UK) bill,. Bftiil & C. B. 8CALI.Y. HI AY.—UU bales prime Kaa«.'*ru Huy, now iniul- ing from the brig Laratine. for sale by A BUNKER k OGDEN. I iMUtNlTUlf li.—Four Prone It Btifaa und live Bureaus, in ttorc and for tale by ja« * BUNKER k OGDEN. CROP .'UOI.A6MKS.-13 libU. N.w Molasses, landing from brig J. A. Taylor, and [ilk] CI.AGHORN a CUNNINGHAM. COMMISSION MEHt No. 75 Dayct., 8wvn a. r. aiA-ratzY. b. iocns~ KOWUW GENERAL COM Ml. No. 172 Hn: jon.v t. uowsAvp. M, KW If] AMH.—200 superior new sugar^-cured landing aud for sale by CLAGHORN A ClINGHAM. H HA Nil IRON WIHK audl/uir Selves f various sites, at 135 Bruughtoa-et. | Ml)BgB A NIC1IQLB. IVallieis.
