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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1853)
FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF FEARLY IN ADVANCE VOLUME [V. I’tllll.lHHKD DAILY and TRI-WKEkLy DV JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TKKM8: Th* ;■‘Daily Mouniro New*” is delivered to City al)jj'-nber*at five dollaes per stream, payable halt- early IN ADVANCE,or for twelve cent* a weok, payable to tho Camera. Single copies, tiibeeckivts. Iho “Tri-Wuki.y Mukhin» New*,” (for tin. country,) ountniiung ull the now metier und now ntl- vurtwenifiuts of tho Doily, In furnished for HI UK* pollakh pof.jtunum, in ouranee. Advertisement« inaortod at tho following rate* ** 1 MIPAKE or TES LINKS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, O.io Insertion GUots. Three Foot Fire 1 00 .X.IIVMH I 0* ,L.~vr^.s JrrrMeooi*nt« not Ono Month „.....$$1 Two •*, ‘ Thro* *• ........... Four p—•- .«.»• will be charged, 1, t.i * or ouo Ineortlou 45 cent*. “ two “ •• " Ono Week $1 60, 4o. Ao. Legal Advertisement* inserted at the usual rates. Advertisements from •ransient portous or strangers must bo paid lu advance. Yearly adrertisers, exceeding ia their adrertisements the average number of lines agreed for, will be oharged ■ at proportional rates. Advertisements sent to thlsofflea without directions, • to the anmber of insertions, will be published dail as to the auiuber of insertions, will be pnbllshe until ordered to be discontinued, and charged laxly. Yearly adrertisers will be reafcioted business, and all other advertisements, tbeir regular busine**, as agfeod for, will bo oharged •atra, tot!Ua ° aca «thi Editor .„ l *?r A vT * wv (,A*vartlaement« appear in the Weeklr News." for tha Country. ird- tholrregular pertaining to mb dm mm. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted fort ho Dally■ Morning Ncwi New Orleana Market** New 6u leans, Feb. 8, 3.50 P. M. Uacon Sides have advanced and are quoted at from 8J c8J cents per lb. Whisky is worth 31 conic per gallon. ;.^; s —... . New Orleans, Feb. 10, 8.45 P. M. Ou Wednesday and Thursday, 11,000 bales of Cotton changed hands. Prices were in fuvor of buyers but tin further decline Imd taken place. Middling wj^fqnoted at from 8$ to 9J cents. The stock otrhsnd and on shipboard, Biiiountcd to 350,000 boles. Sugar has ad vanced an eighth, and Fair ia worth 4| centa per ll». Bacon side^conimand 8| cents per lb. ■ find Whisky 21 cents per gallon. * The steamships Daniel Webster and Phila delphia have ttr'wtd, bringing advices from California to the lGih of January—a fortnight lutcr than those previously received at New Orleana. They are, however, unimportant, and liavo probably baeff anticipated by arrivals at Now York. New Orleans, Feb. 11, 9.5 P. M. On Friday, 5,500 bales of Cotton woro sold. Prices were without any quotuble change. The stiles during the week have comprised 3‘J,000 bales, Strict Middling was worth from 9 tuH} cents. The inercoso in the receipts at all the Southorn ports, up to the latest dates, as compared with last year, is 51G,000 bales. Fair Sugar was quoted at 4J cents per lb. Exchange was advancing. Sterling was quoted at from 9j to 9j per cent, premium, aud sight drafts on New York at from a quarter to a hall per cent, discount. New Jersey U. H. Senator. Baltimore, Feb. 11. John R. Thompson was elected, on Friday, by the Legislature of New Jersey, as United States Senator in the place of the Hon. Robert F. Stockton, resigned. Congressional. Tho U. S. Senate was engaged on Friday in debating the claims of tbe crcditors of Texas. The Hon. Samuel Houston, of Texas, address ed the Senate end denounced strongly the con duct ol the speculators in Texts Bonds. New York Colton Market. Only five hundred bales of Cotton were sold in New York ou Friday, at a decline of from an eighth to a quarter of a cent. New Orleans Cotton Market. ^ New Orleans, Feb. 12, P. M. 0 The Cotton Market to-day, Saturday,'wsa active nntf fully 15,OUO bales were sold, mostly for England. Prices have declinsd fully } of a cent. Middling is quoted at 8) to 9 cents. Fire.—Qp Saturday morning between three and four o'clock a lire was discovered in the More on J3rj)nn street, Market Square, occu pied by C*. Bankmann, us a clothing store, and J. Sicliel, manufacturer of Segura. The lire had made considerable progress, and its timely discovery, aud the prompt exertions of those present, no doubt preveutsd an extensive conflagration. How the fire originated we ^could not learn. We are told that there had been no fire iu the store that day. Mr. Bank mann, had no instiranco on his clothing, a considerable portion of which was destroyed by the fire or dauioged by the water. Mr. Sicuel lost a quantity of tobacco and segars, nud some other articles, but his loss ou the segnrs is covered by insurance. The upper portion of the building is occu pied by Col. T. Vekstille, whose furniture was considerably damaged by water. His loss however is covered by an insurance. A dispatch to tho agent in thia city, C. A. L. Lamar, Esq., announces the arrival of the steamship State of Georgia, at Philadelphia, on Saturdayjuorniug, at 9 o’clock. Jacksonville and Alligator Plank Road Com pant.—-In another column will he found the notice of Messrs. Ci.aghoun & Cunningham, and S. M. Laffitkau, offering tt Ires ticket to all Stockholders in the above company, who deoire to atteud tha meetiug at Jacksonville on Saturday the 19th inst. Military 1’tirade. 1 he Volunteer Battalion of Savannah, or ganized by the last Legislature, paraded for ih* first time, on Saturday morning, under command of Lieut. Col. A.'R. Lawton. The day was the anuiveraary of the settlement of Savannah, and was a fit oocaeion for the niili- Ur J display of our volunteer corps. At an •xrly hour the following companies appeared thsir respective parade grounds, aud were formed into battalion b> Adjutant Jackson : »e Chatham Artillery, Capt. Gallie ; the Savannah Volunteer Guardt, Lieut. Daven- roltT i Ujo Republican hlues,*[Lieut. Davis; Phttnix Riflemen, Capt. Mills ; the Irish Jasper Greens, Capt. Devaknt ; the German volunteers, Cspt. Stkigan, and the Lie Kalb Pylemen Lieut. Bii.bo commanding. I he Battalion marched to the South Com- *»>oa*, where they passed through various evo- uuont. Tl»s day was remarkably fine, and I ** grand display attracted lh6 attention of a ar g* number of ladies and gentlemen. » f?* ***** 0 *°*°*a Historical Society !* . ,w r *fu!«*r anniversary meeting on Satur- y evening. The following gentleman were •cisd officers lor the ensuing year: *»■ Watkr, WMUl.nl. , »r”i C - ^ In Vicr Pm.iii.ot, , ^ **»• RrwB.x Hu.iot, id do. •"Stl&ipt 2"*£ZT'l #■•«>•, 1 w j John Rlodd.rti,Soiomoo JilS? ^wTE'iiptditfcwriif Ur. Xtoi ItRlor Pram Mexico—Thu Kcvolulion Pro. irsMlsg. New Orleans, Fsh. 8,—By a late urrival here we have advices from Mexico of a recent date. The city of Mexico has declared in favor of ilie form of government adopted bv the pro vince of Guadalaiara. Gen Cavallos took command of the soldiers, and turned the Con gress into the,street. 'rile troops at Mntnmoras liavo forcod Avalos to resign bis whole plan, and the State has adopted the mode of government estab lished at Jalisco. The revolutionary forces were advancing upon Matamnros. Gen. Canedo, the Governor General of Cuba has sent a letter to Win. It. King, Vic# Presi dent elect, at Key West, inviting him to come and reside at his palace. Highly Important from (be Rio Grande. New Orleans, Feb. 7. The steamship Yacht has unived with high ly important new* from tho Rio Grande. Metemorua nronouuced in favor of the revo lution on the 28th ultimo. The military and citizens rose en masse, when n battle ensued, in which the insurgents w^rs successful. Gen. Avalos, on tho 1st resigned his com mand to Col. Bnsare, who will retain the fort until the urrivnl of Col. Cruz from Camargo. He bad also retired to the American side of tho Rio Grande. The IS lu lo ofTamaulipas has declared in favor of the revolution. Dotes from the city of Mexico to the 15th of January, state that the new President Cevol- (os had besu invested by Congress with extra ordinary powers, which were before denied to President Arista. Cevallos immediately re leased a largo number of prisoners imprisoned by Arista for poltical offences. Mr. Everctt’a Letter lu England— Com ments of tho Freaa there. The London journals publish, in extenso, Hon. Edwurd Everett’s letter to Messrs. Crompton and Sartiges, declining to accept tho preferred Tri-partite treaty, in order to guaran tee Cuba to Spain. The comments below will be read with interest. (.From tbs London Times.] Tho elaborate aud circumstantial dispatch* in which Mr. Everett justifies the refusal of his government to concur in the proposals of France aud England, is, perhaps, the very best defence that could have been made lor the policy in question. It confesses, with unusual candor, the ulterior expectations of the Ameri can people, refers to what is termed “ the des tiny” ol the Union in tempeiate language, and diesects the probable results of the con vention, suggested with what we must admit to be considerable succoss. It would be ab surd to deny that by the proposed renuncia tion tho sacrifice Of the United States would be great, r aud more sensible than that of the other coutractiug powers. As it can bo affirm ed with perfect sincerity that neither Great Britain or Frauce desires, or has ever desired, the possession of Cuba; and as this posses- sion.even if obtained, must certainly bo far less productive to either of those States than to the States of ibe Uuion, it follows of course that the two European governments would have lost nothing by the execution of the convention, wberens the American gov ernment would have surrendered whatever prospects it might entertain. We are quitu prepared, also, to acknowledge that, consider ing the position of Cuba, at tho mouth of that £ult which receives the mighty rivers of the United Slates, aud the probable developernent of so youug aud so powerful a nation, the ac quisition of this island at some time or other might not uunaturally euter inlc the visions of American statesmen. If the American* had never said either less or more than Mr. Everett now says for them— if they had con6ued their own views to tho ordinary chances of the future, and forborne to ascribe views of a different complexion to otheis, the proposals of tbs tripartite conven tion could hardly have been divested of iipnerti- nence. But we learn from their own diplo matic publications that the Governmefel of Washington has for some past time beeA en gaged in impresaing upon Spanish Ministers the aggressive intentions of oilier States, and espa- cislly of this country, respecting the island of Cuba, and in justifying, in these allegations, its own officious aud importunate proceedings. At the same time, the popular feeling of tho Union has been so resolutely bent upou a forci ble anticipation of its “ destiny” in this par ticular, that the Supreme Government had some difficulty in preventing, on the part of its own citizens, an explosion of those vary de signs which it was imputing to others. Under these circumstances, therefore, the Govern ments of France end England were manifest ly warranted in taking the American Govern ment at its word, in disclaiming lor themselves alljthe pretensions ascribed to them, and in asking for such a disclaimer in return as would set at rest forever a question which tho Aiiici- icons themselves had boen exclusively concern ed in raising. Mr. Everett’s refusal, though justifiable in our opinion, as a piece of nation al policy, must net trlhelesa be conclusive ev idence of the truth of the case, and convince tha world of the real viows of tho several par ties concerned. The dispatch of the American Minister, however entered at considerable length, and not without a certain degree of eloquence, in- historical exposition of Amor icon policy, and of the relatione successively assumed by the oxpauding Union towards its own neigh bors and the States of the European continent. But, while this temperate and plausible state ment was lying before the Senate, Generul Case was communicating his own views of tho “ destinies of America, and of the policy which in his opiuion the Government of the Union was entitled to pursue and enforce. The General's “ resolution” proposed to de clare that the United States would not inter fere with the existing possessions of Russia, Great Britain, France, Holland, Portugal, and Spain on American territories—that it permit ted those kingdoms and colonies to subsist oil sufferance ; but, that meantime, it absolutely forbade any further extension of European in terests by colonization or settlement on any of those nails of the globe bounded by the Atlan tic and Pacific between Greenland and (^ape Horn. This is really an uuexaggcruted state ment of the motion which the General eubmit- ted to the Senate, end which amply viudicatos, we must needs confess, his tillo to that “capa cious swallow for territory” which he avowed a few weeks ago. Une continent is not enough for him ; he prepares to gorge a couple, and tho islunds of the two oceans aud the Gulf will, of coureo, add but imperceptible morsels to the meal. As an exemplification nf his practical views, he delivered himself of a severe invective ngsiust tho Federal Government, because in a treaty recently concluded between the United States and Great Britain, respecting a mutual renunciation of certain districts in Central America, there had not been comprised an un conditional suirender of tho ancient British possesion of Honduras. In the same spirit lie might have deplored that the settlement of the Main* boundary did not include the forfeiture by this country of New* Brunswick and New foundland. It was in vuin that Mr. Clayton referred to the notorious purport of the treaty, and to the perfect understanding on the part of the Senate that Honduras did not enter into the question. Geu. Cass' main M object was that all the power, dominion and control of Great Britain in Central America should be swept away,” and oo no other condition, as be declared, would be have voted for tho treaty at ull. That the United States, by this very convention, had themselves solemnly renoun ced all title to occupy, colonize or fortify any portion of Ceotral America, was probably for gotten by tha General when be filled his pros pective claim to every square mile between the two poles. To nppieciete these extraordinary preten- mona, the reader has only to glance at a map of the American continents. He will there see the particular State for which General Casa claims tha ultimate, disposal of both is not absolutely tha mojrl extensive even in tho Northern alone. The Territories of Great Britain, aa far as square miles are concerned, are still aa spacious as those of the Union, notwithstanding its enormous acquisitions. There are, besides, tbe independent provinces of Mexico, the considerable! colon v of Russia, and those greet central Siatos to which of 1 claims on the part of the Urif * ' formally renounced. The ia_„ are shared between Great Britai Uphill. The southern continent tlouriehing settlements of and Holland, tha immense and numerous Urge republi general deduction, it will be observed that the United Staten, though possessing boundless resources within their own terri tories, have no settlement or fooling elsewhere, either to the North or the South, in the centre or the Gulf; whereas Eurnpeun powers aie established in every, direction. We are well enough acquainted with the political reputn- tation of General Cuss to be aware that his views require no very serious discussion, and that they are not to be taken as evidouco nf true American feeling; but it is unfoiiimnte for tbe moderate and careful manifesto of Mr. Everett that tbe policy lie assumes for bis country should meet at this juncture with so bold au exponent. Gon* IllHkeaml the nciniuole Indiana. T his eontlf man pasted through this place on Monday night last on his way to Washing ton, having arrived per stesmer Carolina. lie left Fort Myers on the 30th ull. ami has been delayed on his route across the country by the violence of tho weather and the breaking down of the etage coach. Au uuueually severe storm was encountered on the road. Gen. Bloke in forms us that two Indians were in at the post when he left, ostensibly to make purchases at tbe Buttler's Store, but in fact to observe the ■late of things among the psle faces. Bow legs, on bis arriving in the nation aud reporting his agreement made at Washington to emi grate, had his wife taken away from him oh n penalty ; but he afterwards recanted, and sho was restored to him. Billy than went down south, where lie has been since. Tho separa tion from his wife is about the substance of the story reported of bis being deposed from bis Chieftaincy. He stands in great dread of those who oppose the emigration, und we aie informed lias'observed a uniform silence since ho has been back. He is thought to be in fu- vor of removal, but tliQ nation is divided on that subicct, and lie and his adherents fear to press it. Gen. Blnko informs us that Bam Jones and Assinwali are strongly opposed to the remo val, aud have brought ubout the present stale of tilings—Sam Jones still retaining a para mount infiuencs with the tribe. a It is stated that J umper, one of the Delega tion from the West, took pains to as,X!rtain the number of Indians in tbe country, and put them at not over three hundred of all ages and sexes. Gen. Blake intomie to urge on the Govern ment un immediate military movement.—Jack sonville Republican. Yachting Extraordinary.—Cornelius Vanderbilt, to whom lias long been conceded the title of " Commodore ” of the domestic steam fleet of New York, and who haa also carried into successful operation the plau of a route to the Pacific via Lake Nicaragua, is now preparing, says the New York Journal of Commerce, to visit Europe and Asia in a steam yacht of 2,350 tons. Aftar disposing of his interest in the Nicara gua lint to the Transit Company, there re mained upon hia bauds the frame of a steam ship of the above tonnage. This immense ship he at once determined to fit up ns a pleasure yacht, and, with a select party of relatives and irieuds, to visit the principal cities of Europo on the Atlantic, and tho cities bordering on the Mediterranean. The ship will he launched from the yard of her builder, Mr. Jeremiah Si monson, about the 1st of next month, and is expected to take her departure by the .middle of May. She will have a double beam engine, from the Allaire works. The state rooms, cab ins, &.c., are all to be finished with satin wood, decorated with gold. 'The state rooms will bo ofdouble size, furnished with French bedsteada, unlike any other steam ship. All the between decks will form a clear space for entertainment. The main saloon will be 100 feet in length by 40 wide. The “ ladies* ordinary” will be an other very huudsoine apartment. I; is calcu lated to spend on tho trip $200,000 ; and the whole expense, including the cost of the steam er, will probably be not far from half a million dollars. Among the cities to be visited, are Liverpool, which will be the first port reached, Dublin, Havre, Parie, Cadiz, Constantinople, d#r *° l Cronstedt, and the ports of the Mediterranean. Personal Characteristics of the New French Empress.—The foreign papers con- tinuo to supply much that is personal in re gard to that plebeian lady of such ncw-inade interest, whom Louis Napoleon, in his plebeian dignity, has so generously determined to exalt to the position ol Empress of France, rather than go a begging among the effete scions of royalty for a wife. The mother of the lady is still living a widow, and is with her daughter iu Paris. The father died some years since, leaving two danghtere ; tho elder now weare, by inerriage, the title of Duchesa of Alva and Berwick. The young Countess, Louis’ bride, is tail and symmetrical in form, with red hair and pole complexion, lurge radient brown eyes, und none and inoutli of exquisite beautv. Endowed with uncommon wit nnd spirit, slie speaks French, English, Italian nnd German with as much fluency as Bnaniah. A proficient in exercises of strength anu address, she rides with the boldest, and drives four-iu-hand with the most skilful. In fact she is called a fast woman, and rather chocks the nerves of the pioperty prim, by doiiijc pretty much as it pleuses her own whims, iu which she consid erably rosouibles bar husband. Bho is a sports woman, attends the bull fights, wears the most magnificent costumes, makes speeches at dinners, gives toasts, flirts, flounces, and acts altogether like a spoilt beauty and a high- spirited lady. Sha once came near having a matrimonial alliance with the Duke Oascna, the richeet grandee of Bpain, but this gallant nobleman, in a fit of jealousy, threw a cliuir ut her bead for flirting with another, u Inch caus ed, two or three duels. In Paris her conduct, it is said, has been more circumspect, but though excluded from arisfocratic circles, she was received at the Elysee. where she has in spired Louie with the passion that has result ed in making hsr the Empress of the Frer.ch. If the above description is a faithful one, the new Empress is somewhat on the Lola Mon- tkz order, and we need not be surprised to see the Court scenes of Bavaria enacted over again on a large scale. The Cotton Ciior.—It will be recollected that a certain firm in New York last fall, ad vertised for estimates of Cotton crop. Each pcison sending an estimate was required to enclose a fiva dollar bill. The whole purse is to bo tho property of tha individual whoso es timate comes uearest tbe actual result of the first of September next. A New York con temporary eays : The written opinions of 209 parties, scat tered all over the United Slates, were on tha 1st inst., opened and recorded ; between the lowest and highest there was found to be a range ofl,500,000 balee, while the average on the whole was 3.119,000.” Boston Ice 'Trade.—The Bunker Hill Aurora of ihe5tli instant says : A more calamitous change of weather, so far as the ioo business it concerned, probably never occurred than that of Wednesday night. On Tuesday the prospect of an excellent har vest wus as good ns could be desired, and thousands of mon and horses were engaged energetically in tho work. We never saw i finer field for operations thou some of the pond presented, and a great business whs done oi. Wednesday. Thousand of tone of ice were boused on'Mouday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, but the rain ot the three follow ing days has put an end to the work for the present, if not for the season. Horne’s Gold Mine.—"Mr. J. J. Fields passed through thia city, on Tuesday last (says tha Atlanta Intelligencer, of lOiii inst..) on his way to tho Dahlougu Mint, having in charge $19,000 worth of gold, from the mine of Rir. Win. Dorne^in Abbeville aud Edgeville Dis tricts, Boutli Carolina. This amount was the product of the work of eight hands, during the month of January. During twenty and a half days in Decomber, with the same numbtr of hands, the yield was $20,500. The aggregate yield of gold eiuce the commencement of work in the mine, about ten inonihe ago, has boon upwards of $200,000. The quality of the gold from this mine is said to be of a very superior order, and we understand Mr. Damn has ■ome huge specimens in readiness for exhibition at the World’s Fair next summer. DiacSiurjfo of Hr. Gnllftgher. Richmond, Feb. 9. Dr. Gallagher, of Philadelphia, was ar raigned before the Mayor of thia city, on Mon day last, charged with obtaining seven hun dred and fifty dollars under false pretences, from Drs. Woyt end Mahoney, by selling them a patent right'for sotting artificial teeth. Dr. Gallagher was arrested at Macon, Geo., and brought to this city, pndcr u requisition from tha Governor of Virginia. After a full investigation the Doctor was hoiiorubly dis charged. Deer Hunting.—A party of half a dozen, mainly Black Pointers, left this village a few days ago, for Hamilton county, in quest of deer. Three of them were on tits hunting grounds but two dava; the residue remained somewhat longer. The fruit of the excursion wus twenty-seven Cue fat deer. They report the snow in Hamilton county to be two and a half feet deep.—Canandaigua Repository, Tiie Claims of Custom-House Officers. —The claims oi measurers, weighers and gaugers, for a compensation over $1,500 per annum, under old, unrepealed nctsof Congress, it is said, were sixtv in number, nnd their claims amounted to $1,250,000. The adminis tration refuse to puy them, merely on technical 5 rounds. 'The whole subject is before the ju- iciary committee of the Huusc, but nothing it likely to be done with it by the present Con gress. The Boston Transcript announces the death of James Tappan, the old and favor ite echoolmasler of Daniel Webeter. H died nt Gloucester, on Sunday last, from tin effect of wounds which ha received by a vio. lent fall. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, 4,0., FEB. 12. P«r Central Railrosd-1^8 bain Cotton, and Mdi«, t< Kabun k Whitehead, Washburn, Wilder k Ce, llard- wlolc k Cook, C Ilartridge, Behn k Foster. N A Hardee k Co, R I. Fulton. Franklin k Brautk-y, J F Hamilton, 8 Good all. Wm Duncan, Cowdery k Welle, J It Bur roughs u 8 Frierson, Rowland 4 Co, W D Ethridge k Co, G W Garanuy k Co, E Pareone k Co, II Mclutiro, Lawaon 4 f-odfrey, Stark 4 Bryson, Boston 4 Guobr, F L Conitantina, Jiarria 4 Co. Por ateamer Wm Guton, from Palotkn, 4o—70 balea 81 Cotton, and Mdne, to Uoatos 4 Gunby, Andcrauna 4 Co. E Reed, N A liardeu 4 Co, Hull 4 King, and othera. Per atonmor D 1. Adaina, 'froth AuguBta—1430 baloa Cotton, and Mdae, to K Molynoaux. Allen 4 Ball, O U Jolinaou, Caldwell, Nealy 4 Oo. Starke 4 Bryaon, Delia 4 Fo-tor, Bothwell 4 Smith, J II Burroughs 4 bon, W Water*, N A Hardee 4 Co, and order. Per ecbr Company, from Riceboro—19 baloa Upland Hardeo 4 Co, E Reed. Si-.m.h Courtesy.—The N. O. Picayune le.i-n. from . jeml.inun, ju.t from Hum, tbit tha Captain General ti.cl .cut a special messenger to Key West in.ltiilg Mr. King. Vice President elect, in caae lie visited Hava , to take up his quarters in tha Captain Geilaral'a palace. The Captein General alao requested the American Consul, Judge Shar key, lo give him immediate notice the moment King should arrive in the harbor of Ha vana. BP*The King of Spain, whilst attending, recently, a performance of tho pupiia of the Mueicel School of llue.ii Christina, at Ma drid, lost tits alar of Ilia order of Charlaa III. which ia set in diamorids, and of the value of J,000,000 reals (730,000 francs.) It was pick ed up by a poor man named Caballer, father of five children, and ha i.slured it lo his majesty. Tha King gave him a liberal rvcompanaa. cr a monster iron stsomsbip, it ia laid, is to ba immadiataly built in New York. Tha sa loon is to be 200 feet in length, with accommo dations fur three thousand passengers. There are to be sixteeu engines, with 5000 horse pow- er; tha maximum spend contemplated is thirty miles per hour, and the ship ia expected to mska the passage from Now York to Liverpool CONSIGNEES. Per «chr Arctic, fmm Nsw-York—WMhburn, Wlldor 4 Co, T R Mill*, T 8 Wsyuo, Brigham, Rally 4 Co, 8 M LaflRa&u, U II Johnaob, Crane 4 Uulounib, A Haywood, Phillip* 4 Ensign, Clajrhorn 4 Cunuiuglinm, M J Solo mon*, C Uopkin*. T W Coihory, llou«4 Connery, W M Davidson, J D Fish, 1 W Morrell 4 Co, 8 H Durham, C B Really, Dawson 4 Skinner, J Poole, Cohen 4 Tar ver, T Ileery, J Doyle, Croger 4 Wado, N B Knapn, 11 Lathrop4 Co, W G Did.ion, P Gelbelhonse, II Gewdy, Moore 4 Heudrickeon, N K Barnutn 4 Co, W Werner, W B Oilc* 4 Co, T W McArthur. W U Ma? 4 Co, Bos ton 4 Gunby, Rcranten, Johnutun 4 Co.-V B 4 11 Weed, E Einetein, W W Goodrich, U 8 Dogardu*. A A Solo mon* 4 Co, Smith 4 Lathrvp, 8 Mayer, and order. Per echr Ann Maria, from Baltimore—A Haywood, T R Mills, T 8 Wayne, M J Solomon*, Crane 4 Holcombe, J A Mayer, Scranton 4 Johneton, K 4 J LachlUon, Jao Doyle, D O'Connor. Briaham, Kollv 4 Co, ClaghornA Cuuniugham, W 4 R Molntire, Fawcett 4 Co, A Mini*, Iiunker 4 Ogden, A Champion, D R Dillon, E O'Byrne, Cohen 4 Tarver, W Reniahart, Juo Juno*, aud order. PASSENGERS. Per steamship Alabama, for Nuw-York—L Scudder, A Hunter, Geo A Norris, W T llatahiuon, J P Uutch- ineon, J R Hutehineon, Mailer Ilulchiaeon, J T Bodd, W U Nichole, W Denham. S Gump, 8 Stern, II C Hart, L J Ryan, Dr A T Bowne, J 8 Odell and family, A U Johneont V H Johnson, Mr* Clinch, Mr* liuU-hineon, Miee 8 L Hutchinson. Mi*a L M Hutdiiiuon, Tho* II Merrelt and lady, Mm C F Stono, Mis* L M Trapp, Miee 8 bendder, Mrs J U Lewi* and ohild, R 8 Sayre, J H backed, Tho* B Mitchell, J M Cuuiminga, J Brook, T M Christopher, R M Goodwin, Mis* H Raeo, E T Richardson, 11 Zibort, l.evi Sohulman, L Goodwin, and 10 ateera to. Per steamer Wm Gaston, from Falatka, Ao— Mrs Pcndergast, 2 children and svt. Miss Putter, MUs B Pot ter, Mrs Ballard, Miss Ballard, MUs E Ballard. Dr W F Harris, T J Gran, J Potter, J Ballard, £ Richardson, and 2 deek. Per steamer Wm Seabrook, from Charleston, 4c.— Gap* Hunter, lady and svt, D Fripp, Mis* Black, Mrs Beil and svt, M ilaywend, J B Haywood and servt, Mr Screven, J Woodward. J J bmoke, Dr J F Pope, lady and irigharo, *»«ily 4 Co. Hour Florida, Read. Darien, to Master, 3700 bushels Rough Rice, to It Habersham 4 bon. HoTirJohu Frasier. Hathaway, Satilta River, with 4000 bushels Rough Rise, to Anderson* 4 Co. Bchr Company, Grovtnstine, Ricebt.ro, to Master. Potter's flat, from plantation, with 7ft tierces Riee, to John Williamson 4 Co. Steamer Wm. Gaston, Shaw, Talatka, 4c., to Clagliom CHEAPEST CASH STORES PROM this dote until next April, the sjihitcrihrrs (JjLLL Dress, Housekeeping and Plantation Dry Goods, at VERY OBEATLY REDUCED FRIGES! To indues the greatest number (by our making U ln- Stcam»hlp Alabama, Ludlow, New-York—• PaJelford, Ship Adrian, Neal, Havre—Allen 4 Bali. DEPARTED. Steamer Wm. Seabrook, Pook, Charleston, Ae. bteauior Chaa Hartiidge, Taylor, Macon. Steamer Metampra, Pock, charleston. MEMORANDA. Charleston, Feb. 12—Arr, schrs W ? Moore, Wallat Ogsoheo; Harriet Lewis. Cud worth, Darien. Boston, Feb. 8- Arr, eoUv K G Buxton, Hill, Sav'h. Portland, Feb. 7— Arr, achr Carthagona, Fitts, Cav- Ilavana, Jan. 38—Arr, brig J Means, llsrriek, Jack sonville Feb. 3—Arr. brig Cariboo, Craboree, from tfxvxnnah Feb. 7—balled, eehr Isaac C Uerta, Bul loch, for Savannah. LYON’S KATHA1R0N! For the Growth nud Kuibelllnhmciit of the Ilttlr, to l*revcnt Its Fulling Oil' nud Turning Gray. Atraritd the highest premiums by the States of Kcw-York, Maryland and Michigan, at their Jnttual Fairs of 1651. ri'HK KATHAlKON neutralizes tho effect of dis- ease, climate, and old age, ia preserving and re storing the human Hair even after a baldness of twenty year*; cleanses the scalp trom bourf and Dandruff; will onre the Nervous Headache, beald Head, Erysipe las, Diseasea of tho bkln, 4c., and is the most desirable TOILET AUTICLE, For Ladies’ or Gentlemen's nso, in tho world. Its per fume ciiunis Lubin'a Choicest Extracts, and being I'roo from all offensive oil or ooloriug properties, it gives tho siciane in Europe aud Amorica, and Las a patronage aud sale unprecedented in tho history of the materia raodiea. But words are superfluous, a trial only can attest its real virtue, as millions certify. To be had throughout North and booth America, Europe and the Islauds of the Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cents. Sold in 8avaunah by T. AL TURNER 4 CO. Ibl Bay-strut*. Eyen’s Extract OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER, lj'Oll Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Ckulo* X. ra, Dlisiness, Fever and Ague, Bummer Com plaints, Nervous and General Debility. 4c. A pure ar ticle, and administered witli positive effect in the above complaints. Also used as a beverage and for culinary purposes. Sold every where. oah dj I altOCMK A IIOW.NE havu just recui ■ ^ per steamer Alabama some very handsome broldercd Book Muelin aud Caiubrie Point Collars: so Jaconet Underslecvts, fur sale atthoir old stand nor of Congress and Wliitaker-ata. jan \,| AGKKUEL Ac CODFl.MI.—50pnekugos 1t_L No. 1 Mackerel, in whole, half aud quarter bar rels and kits; SO whole aud half bbls No. 2Maoker»l; 10 kits 8almon ; 20 quintals Codfish, landing from schr. Fhenix and for sals by CL AO HORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. J* UTTER AND CilLKSK.—10 kcg» choice Goshen Butter; 30 boxes English Dairy CUeeso; Pine Apple do: ft bbla bmokoti Beef aud Tongues, ng from steamer Florida and for sale by CLAGUORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. O t Gum Drops, manufnetured by A. J. Cheareau, just received per steamer btateof Ueorgin, ard for sale by JMR JW^ W. LINCOLN. Monument-aqr. 190 hhds. and SO tinvoes Choice New Crop Cuba Mo- cargo of brig R. M. Charlton, from Cardenas, for by| jan 28] COHENb 4 HERTZ. W *NTKtt WIIA Hi" OI L. - 1000 gailotu » V Bleached Winter Whale Oil, warranted to stand 8014 w •* - SWIFT 4 CO. ■VTUW OltLEA.NH WHISKY.—50 bbls. of i 1 choice qnality, landing from brig J. A. Taylor, from New Orleans, aud for sale by ft con >I1EN8 4 HERTZ. ii UVYRUU C'HHK»U.-Just received a fine lot of genuine Gruyort Cheese, in store and for ?■ R 1CU GLACE MlIsKH—III Mode, Drub, Green. Rose, Blue and Baltnon Colors, just reo'd par Florida by W. C. WADSWOltTU, J»n 6 Marshall Houee Building. v*k, bnt also lo anticipate future want* in preeant purchases. Our stock ie unequalled in extreme cheapness and variety of choice in almost svery claxf of goods, that are better qualities and styles for their respective prices than can be had elsewhere in Savan nah, and comprises partly a largo assortment of FLANNKLH AND BLANKETS, HKD COMFORTERS AND QUILTS. UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, LADIES 1 VESTS OF EVERY KIND, WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, CALICOES AND CHINTZES, MUSLIN 1>E LAI NEB, CANTON CLOTHS, in every quality, UERINOE8 AND ALPACAS, BLACK AND COLORED KILKM, From very low priced to richest lmpoited. EMBROIDER I EN, very clien-i, CLOTHS AND CA881MKRKS, WIDE SHEETINGS, SHAWLS. VERY CHEAP, K.MMiU'lriKHKD IIA N DR I'll CHIEFS, MARSEILLES QUILTS. WINDOW CURTAINS,. LIKEN GOODS, nil pure flax, Ae. Oar stock Is eo redundantly asserted, and so nniform- 1 y very cheap, that parchassrs of a large aeeortment, In small and large quantities, can be ended in our store tn a greater numbov of articles, aud thereby effect a greater saving, than in any othor store In Bavaonah. McKOSKUIt 4 TttEANOM, III Congress-ftt., next to Ball-sC*. jan 19 And opposite tin Pulaski House. ( PORTERS Extensive Clothing Emporium, Ht. Andrew** Hall, Uroiif|hton Street. r | HIE Subscriber take* nlcssura iu announcing to I the citisens of Ssvannah, and the publb generally, that he is in receipt of the largest arrival of Fall aud Winter CLOTHING ever offered iu the bontheru States. In this establishment can be found every quality and style of Clothing to plnuo the taste of the most fastidi ous. ThU establishment 1* divided iuto eta different departments, each onu ooulaialng a rioh aud full assort- BROWN 4 HARRIS Honrdfcig, Livery, AND BALK STABLE, WE8T.BROAD-BTREET, TWOS. A. SSOWIT. " jy2—ly 4VNIV. SAISMl LOCKWOOD A CASEY, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS A RK prepared to contract for the erection hi><1 /V repairing of Un tidings of every description, am u> furnish plans. They may be found at their residence, oorner of Whitaker-street and Taylor-strest lane, u. w. LOtfKwoop. fau 37—ly] A NEW FIRM, w. r. surest*. skidvabii araaais. HARRIS A VO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MBRCNAMV And Dealers 4* Grain and Groceries, 95 Baiy-8treat 9 ttavanaah. COLORED DA(SVERREUTI'PEST P. If. CAREY YlfOULD respectfully give notico that ha has reopened hi* Oallery, corner Bryaa ctreot and Market square, where he is prepared to execute Pic tures in his much admired style, either ia cloudy, rainy or fair weather. Instruction* given in tha art and alljthe apparatus *• Sm" furnished. Also, a large lot of Plates, ( cals, 4e . for sale Cm featured, expressly for this market, and of the be*t t ttrial, an exteusivo and fashionablo assortment of CLOTHING for cnee aud economy by making their purchases ofhim.il 1ST DKrAKTMXNT. GKNTLKMKN** CLOTHING. Contains Frock and Drssa Coat*, of every quality, from grreu, eo J.J) Do. bhad Felloes and Business Coats, a Treat va riety. from 43 to 1,001) o vcr-C sts, double and single breasted, and doubh FS to $&). assortment, embroidered Ko> - -...$18 to $90. .ad color, fron ..~7fto.to$10. kind. i Dkimbtmeht. FUltNIrillING GOODS. Contains Furnishing Goods of evory descr.' 'tlon for Gentlemeu's wear—consisting of scarfr, cravats, waterford ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves—all klude, best quality Jones patent yoke shirts, a fine asssortment, Ao. SU i)Et*AkTMK.\T. NEGRO CLOTHING. Contains 800 suite of Negro Clothing fur house or plan tation use, hickory shirts, red Huunol do., overalls, canton Flannel under shirts aud drawers—price of fall suits from $3 2ft to $4 AO. 4TU DSrAHTMl INDIA UUBlftKli Contains a large and well seleutcd stock of India Rub ber Goodki—consisting iu part of sack coats, whlto and black; frock oouts, two colors; leggiag slips, cloaks, firemen's coato—karranted to slaud 280 ae- £rece heat; riding and driviaggloves,horse covers, 8th Dbpibtiikwt. CAF8 AND HATH. Contains hats and eaps, fine mole skin, a large assort ment and latest styles. 6th Dzfart*bkt. THK BAZAAR This splendid establishment, on the left wing of the main department, CO fuel deep, Is fitted up at great ex* pens* expressly for ladlas accompanied by their chil dren ; here will be found evory quality and stylo of CHILDKUN’N CLOTHING. and of the latest Par'- fashions, coaaistiug or infant's robes, christening esr , r ilendid cub. caps, suits cou nseled and separate u. j very ago, Jenny Linds, Polka saoks, frocks, overooate, with and without capes: and any other goods too numerous lo mention ia this ad- rtueniunt. Parents and gwardisns are respectfully solicited to call, as great paiiu have been Ukca to add to tbe oomfort and convenience of purchaser*. No abatement from prices first naked. JOHN POOLE, Nt'wnonjsaui aud iietail dbausr ur PAINT8. OILS, TURPENTINE AND VAR French und American Windote-Om Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, ft Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel 1 Blenders, OrainlngCombe, Artists* Brashes, Ac. 4c. Paper Hanging!, Murders, and N. B.—House. Sign aud Ship Pal: lng and Glaxlng, dene on roasonal _ JOHN POOLE, 11 Nearly opposite Swift, n ibble «c Cnrey, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPE JN. X. Car. llrotiihion & Whitaker *«». Vy h .*, n “ »'"«« stock »f IUiuUfM.de CloUiin., for Ut, ..Me., tcf.tbar with varied assortment of Furnishing AitiotM. D. 4 C. s selections of Cloths, Caasimeres and Vest ings, are from the beat sources, and for styles and quali ty cannot be surpassed by any f-a-aHS*d /• eountry. fy MUS. H. PH BUILDI ITAVING roGiimed his l>uel»___, _ JL1 pared to Ooutract for Buildings, or Jol _ auyd ascription, in Ills line. Stairs executed nou and dispatch. A share of the public patronage i most respeotfuily solicited. Carpenter Shop on RoberU-ftroet, RubertsviUc^near West Broad-street, FACTOR AND COMMISSION No. 50 East Bay. Charleston, S. O. fa prepared * *— *’* * *-*- ^ of Rice, Cot! apr AMT. i &an es|r. *jna~'—— “ " make liberal advi c«^Cotton, Corn, Sugar, Fleir, Grain, Hay, 4c. Dying uml fteiiovuting EatablUhmtnt, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, - 73 York-Mtreet.rtnr of the Court Hems. _ ESTABLISHED IN 1832. I* AD I EH’ Bilk and VVuolou Dresses, Shawfo. Ta A J. hU Covers, ete., cleaned, aud dyed variows colors | Ladies'Bonnets bleached and^ pressed in a fashionable t in the same style which luu pioosed my patrons and friends. T Persons send lag parcels by steam-., requested to writ* par mall, so that 1 T UHT UhC'ElVED per New York statmar— U a fine assortment of Smoked Beef and Tongues.— Also—a fine article of Fultou .Market Beer, and a vari ety ot seasonable articles, which are offered for sale by JOHN DALY. 28 Whitaker street. COItlMtiltCIAL. LATEST DATES. Liverpool..Jan. 26 | Havre..Jan. 22 | Havana Feb. 8 Nnvannnh Market, February 14 COTTON.—The sales of Cotton on Saturday were 7S3 bales, vis: 174 at 8, 49 at 8>tf, 129 at 9, &5at9JW', « at 9}j, 9 at U,S. 140 at 9\', 94 at 9Ji, 82 at 10, SI at 10‘«. and 15 at 11 cents. There is no change in price* worthy of note. Mnvaunnh Exports New-York.—Steamship Alabama—1050 bales Upland and IS do. Sea Island Cotton, 64 do. Domestics, 14 rolls Leather, and sundry pkgs. Mdse. Boston.—Brig Lancet—83,928 fset Sawed Lumber.— Schr. Hartford—6V73 feet Sawed Lumber. Uavke.—2242 balea Uplano and 79 do. 8.1. Cotton. NEWNAN, FEB. ll.-CoTTON.-Cotton was selling yestorday at 6(<£9>i. The weathor haa bean fine during tho week, and tho staple has come in freely, with ready sales from wagons. Exchange ou Charleston aud Nsw-York >*' o and on Bavanuah \ "p cent, premium. Corn 30(t|)4Uu. bushel. MADI8GN, FEB. 10.-ConoN.-The bnsinew in this article baa been limited for several days past, owing to light receipt*. Price* are firm and the demand very good. The sales ol tbs past week amount to 700 bales, at prices ranging from 7 to 9i, for Inferior to Fair- Fuliy Fair and Choice 9*,(A 9 /U~ ROME. FEB. L).-Comm.—Our market has under gone but little variation fer the last week. Tho diffi culty of shipping ha* ruled out some of our buyers, and tho want of conlldonce in buysrs below has had tho ef fect to quiet our market. We quote fiU®9W. A lot of 60 bales ohoic* cotton, raised by Col. Pope, sold on Mo&' day at 9J*. CHARLESTON, FEB. ll.-COTTOx.-Th# market was ia a languid and drooping condition to-day. Tho sale* were limited to 1100 bales, at axtremes ranging from 8 to 10 l »c. The market closed at the following fur ‘ daseiflcativui: Inferior to Good Ordinary 8<m Good Middling 9*i. Middling t Choice ’***' * Liverpool classification* Full/ YslIt to Choice to>£ in fired.,•. tar Th. n.» v <d « challenge la atmiond for s piix. 111. distance to b. WII.MINOTO!,. FKB. 10.-Th« rn.rktt for Turp.n- tine dosed somewhat dull ycitorday evening, with but little demand; buyers effsring $i for soft and SgHF~ hard. Balusof 857bb!s. Tar at$2^0$tbbl. NORFOLK, FEB. 7 - CoUon U$9fc*. * *. Corn- Wliito AJ'q-jftct*., yellow 60 eta., mixed 51 oeats. Naval Htores-Tar. blaok $2ti}?tf, bright $2<&2,V Pitch $l», (ALV, Turpentine $3^3?*. R<x>a $l>e* HAVABJl.rEn 8-i!0UMM,CtlTK- L lul.l have been effteted at 2,'4 re. ia port, and 2 to 2*4 re. de liverable on tho coast. Contract* have been made at MaUnas* a»2‘* rs., and since partial sales hsve taken place kr Ugh **2^ r*. ft keg ef gallons, equal to fts. Ad. Mohcotado MoLAsrtss—Are firm at 3>e rs. fat 10 R esnt.) f. o. b. equal to 6s. 2J*d. Corraa.—There is more demand at Arm price* uf b "“ is unusually small, ami masters are very firm in lhair demands. AooordUg to th* last charters, w# quote: To Oowes aid a tun: ktt £3(&£3 5*., to the North 8sa £9. to Great Brfeala « Ifi*., to ths M*4lljrraa*Aa £9 We., to France 90i.fi W0f.. to tL* Vaif4 SUtol $1^7^ box barn iaau- ail nations to in October uoxt. I» fifrjr Mils., tbs prlc winning bont lac hour*. 10010) UATAMZA8. FEB. Bil r INTER GOODSn v v Merinos. Cashmere*, mousune ae x.atne«, Shaw ls, Worsted Plaids, Caetiimeras, Blankets and other •tyles of Wlutcr Goods, selling off ut reduced prises, by U DaWITT 4 MOltU ‘ , 10 qr. do. do. .. —jsrrola. Figs, 4 , Muts, English Walnuts, Pig Hams, Smoked t ultou Market Beer, Pig Pork, Bologna Sausages, u J#n 14 « « . UFa ALEXANDER, Cor. Boll and CongroM-st*., Monument Sqr. O ATS •—75 hags Oats, lauding from schr. Tri con and for sale by BRIGHAM, KELLY 4 CO. Ij3 LOWER HE EDM*—Tliia dsy J. assortment of Flower 8oeds, put up i» w box containing 20 seleot varieties. J»n J4 W. W. LINCOLN, Monnment-sqr. j*.. Genessce do., 2ft do. Hiram Smith's do., recsivad aad for sale by [jan 11] MoMAHON 4 DOYLE. / 'iHEEriE.—10 boxes Piuoapplo Cheese, for sale vj 1 y ^ . „ _. j Corner nt Dsy and Whitaker itreetx. |>lNEAI ( l*LEri AND OUANGEri.-Just JL received, afresh supply, for sale hy jm T 7 A. BONAUD. / 1 Aiil I’lllNE*—A I'niih supply coiiHtsotly o yj hand by __ J. A. MAYER, jxu 7 154 Broughton street. N UT Cracks and Picks of Hilver and Polished Steel—a very nice artiele. at 166 Brougbton-st. jaa 19 MORSE 4 NICHOLS. g from eehr. Pavilion from Boston, for sal* by BUNKER 4 OGDEN. li Sardines, Lobsters, fresh 8almon, Buckwheat, aoutch Ale, I*ondon Porter, Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Lemon Syrups, Guava Jsllys, 4c. jan 14 GEO. ALEXANDER. PRICE 4 VEADER. Cedar wm Pails. Tabs and Measures, Pastry Boards, Tow- ell Rollers, Rolling Pins, aad a variety of other articles, jun received by t jan 29] MORSE 4 NICHOLS. mcmahon4 doyle. _ . Negro Kerseys and Plains, for sad* at rednesd price by (jan 31) LaROCIIE 4 BOWNE. ATAV1A AKItAOK I V -Ur fjMtlftl >. ROULEAU. 1M.OUU.—100 bi)l.. R.llimorn Flour, iu .torn— X foriUet, (i») BRIUHAM. KE1.LVACO. nt.ANTi.NW POTATtlKN Nor, ^1 8mU» FdWm, roltAU.fftri.lacU.,—Mid to,i.ld _ ’ jio 13 f'tHKKHK.—10 bo l J Dairy of a very fine qunlil rbo desire to eat eljoico Cheese, C. B. SPALL V. St. Andrew'a Hall. r t ROUND PLANTER. Mild *ud 5 do. Euglihti xud flavor. Those Plaster, landing end fur eala r tale by [GUAM, TUfiT re«%A a 0} (O.OUORio Hondo: tagtoa, priwera; 4,000 stances*. For sale' 28.000 BARGAJNH! MAUGA1N8! DRY GOODS AX COST. 'llf C. WADSWORTH will couimenco die- If • posing of hi* rioh and valuablo stock of FANCY AND MTAPLH DRY GOODS. This day, Dec. 9th. at New-York oost. We hope no one iu waut of any artioie in the Dry Goods line will fail to call and oxamine the goods and _ nr. _ — enumerate prices here, but invite all to call. Elfcuring them tlmt goods will be offered at priees which will Ip satisfactory. deo 9 Store under Marshall House. Heed Cane l 7T>IIE Undersigned is prepared to supply order* X f«r REED CANE, in any quantity, ter shipment, at short notice. Also, keeps constantly on hand a large stock of Oak, Ash, Black Jack, Pin* and Light WOOD! For sale by the boat load and re pend upon beiug promptly enpp Strict attention given to fair » Boses for orders are plaoed at 1110 stores of Moesra. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. At. Cooper 4 Co., office of Morning News, and at ths residence of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-struet. D. REM8UART, je91 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOD ! WOOD !! rilHE SUBSCRIBER keens constantly on hand a 1 large supply of Oak and Black Jack, which h* will •ell on as good terms aa wood can bo bought at any wood- yard in this city. Orders left at Allen 4 Co.’s yard,o r at my residence, corner of Wsst Broad and Bryan at*- will be attended to. (f 11 ly) F. W. AVKBFELT. NOTICE. I STILL continue the TANNING and CURRY- ZNQ business, c-sr th* junction at tha Louisville * , ) d . A .Yft ulU * Tanners and Merehant* supplied with Hides and Skin* of all klude on reasonable tonus. AU orders promptly attended to. jwM O.'U. LUFBORROW. Henry U. Washburn, SHIPPING AND cSlON ...... Jy21 SAVANNAH, GfiogflU MERCHANT. JACOB COHEN, M Broa.Hitr.et, Cbarleatoa, 8. Ct., Broker, Auctioneer and General Agent, Buys and reils c* commission, - LANDS, NEGROES, 8TOCKB, BONDS, Ac. Liberal advances made on proparty. RKntR*NOE8.-Mosars. R. HabershamTSo*. W. Anderson, Hoberf, llutrhison, Cohen 4 F Lawton, I. K. Tefft, Solutuon Cohen. Boctifled N. O. Whisky. -w High Proof White - 20 }, and JL Pipes 4th Proof Brandy. 20 >. and S “ Malaga Wine. 20 Casks pU and lu do qta Porter. A« bbls Hiram Smith’s and pure UoncKO Flour. 1 fiO Quintals uew Codfish. 100 Box.te New Scaled Herrings, 100 '* New M. R. RaUius. 60 “ Layer do ‘M “ llopo Mills Grouud Pepper. 200 " Family, Palo and No. I Soap. 100 *• Colgate's Pearl Star-ill. 20 Half Chaste and >^li Papers Black Ten. 130, “ Selected H/**a. fo 5013th Boxes “ d 0 ..., BuekwhoAi Flour, , lolp's ( _ 40 do P. aud 11. Conneoticut River Gin. Landing and for sale by ale by SCRANTON, JOHN8TON 4 CO. 5 bbls y/est India Orauges ft boxes do. do. do. 2ft boxes Fresh Figs 2D boxes Raisins 10 half boxes Raisin* 40 quarter do. do. 20 obis. Apples 6 firkins best Goshen Butter ft boxes do. do. Cheese 2 bbls. Cranberries, [deo 16] ) jan 7 J. A. B 4 Broughton ■ A. B. DliUN, O 0|T TON FACTOR, -u, ueuhoe j. knn FACTOR, COmaiSSION Amt (tcueral NO. 168 BAY-STBKET, Hon. John W. Anderson,' Hon. H. Tison Esq., Horace Smith, - *« u / A do.. Messrs. W * 9T» a: CJGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO S* No. JO> Hay.atreet. (At the Bite Sion, one door Wettfrom. Dragton-ttroetA Keep* constantly on hnud. importod and homa-msda CIGARS, of different brands, Am cut TOBACCOVuad SNUFF of alt kinds; put up carefollr, at wholesale aud retail, and at tiie most reasonable price*. AST Orders from the Country punctually attended to. mi as JUaiiKiuu St Vox, , ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Georaia. Will oollect Debt* iu thafrllowing Conntiee x,/rr.„r,.—E. R. tjtoild.rd k Co., Ch.rl.lto^ CaroHn.; WlllUm.,Brolhor. Aop)«., Brolh.r.. »ml O. W. Chet. N.w-York. ' Not. M.koom. [». if If j T.OH-H N, COI. 1 ‘ C. A. I.. jlaMah; General Commission Merchant, *>l WnT.na.h, Ocrgla. (<„, 13* uui.r .. tout. , , i, FOBT A MJNUAJI, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MEH‘ ~lt7 8AVAKX1M.Q4 JuUan Hi ATTORNE earner WMtakt Of Iflndtnno. J > ECEIVK8, om\ , V, Prorisiobs, and ail the . aeceeearies, having roomy the best up-country town* supplies in Georgia. Strict prompt remittances in eheohs < It nmy be always judtcii on coneignmonU. Mhdlo.n, October 4. 1862. • *3,00 per IOO Ibs.-ttft lb. L__ cliargo fur boxiug or delivems road or steamboat*. Warruutod to jy 1 fy. a. W. oorner Broughton and *.F.Felot< FACTORS AND CQMMISSIl.. WJIIiaiusou's Building*, It j.r.rxLoT. *opt3 . l CIOAB AND TOBACCO UJ Hull-,1., (Sign ofth Hear Monument Squar pa oonstantly on hand a t Cigars, a* well a* of his own and retail. Also, Che wring ai guaranteed by that”if the patient - he can havr. Ill* hair restored to 1m original oo!t* i«2 Lot el s Welipene. For eats by W. W. LINCOLN, Menument-sqr. I fUCKWHUAT. — A froh arrival of new 15 h.11.4 BMkwh«M. lnJS»b.p,iU S7o. ewh, f.i .11. Ii» g ) C. H. aCALl.V* BE . 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