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VOLUME IV.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA," WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1853.
NUMBER 28.
PIJItLISifBU DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLY BY
JOHN M. COOPER,
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
. . TERMS:
The - 1UILV Mohninu j laws” is delivered (o City
ubyoiiberxnt kivk dollah'j per annum, payable hell-
early IN ADVANCE, or for twelve cents a week,
luyuiile to the Carrier.. Sniffle ffupjes,TMEBBcents.
Thu “Thi-Wkeki.y Mukm.no News," (for the
country.) containing nil thu new ninttur uml now ad
vertisement* of the Daily, is furuiahed for three
hoi.I.aHs pur annmil, in mlviinoe.
Till DAILY NEWS.
by MAPriUit Telegraph.
(Transmitted fortho Daily Morning News.J
Three Days Later from Europe!
ARRIVAL OFTHE NIAGARA.
New York, Feb. 13. K>. M.
The steamship Niagara, arrived at New
York on Sunday, with Liverpool dales lo
Saturday the 29th ult., three days later than
those brought by the Atlantic.
Liverpool Cottok Market.—The sales
of cotton for the week ending on the 29th ult.,
amounted to 55,000 bales, oi which specula*
tars took 14,000 bales and exporters 5,000
leaving 55,000 bains lo the trade. The de
mand was good and prices had advancad
eighth of a penny. Fuir and Good Fair quali
ties had improved ino.t. The quotations are :
Fair Orleans Ojd; Middling 5Jd; Fuir Up
lands 6d; Middling 5 jjd.
'The trade in the manufacturing districts Imd
considerably improved.
• Consuls are quoted at 99|. The rate of ii
tercat remained unchanged. For American
securities there was u good demand.
The firm of Messrs. IIkrsch &l Co. of Rot
terdam, have failed, and their liabilities amount
to 150,000 pounds sterling.
The Alessrs. Baring havo loaned Spain
fifty seven millions of reals on pledge of Nation
al property as security.
Havre Colton Market.
The Havre cotton market was more active
and prices have advanced. The sale* of the
* w«ek, the 25th inclusive, amount to 14,000
bales. The salas^ of Wednesday, the 20lh,
Were 4,000 hales. Tree Ordinaire Orleuns arc
quoted at 91 fs. and Mobile Uplands at 89 fs.
tu 90 fs.
tsr The steumship Florida, Cnpt. Wood
hull, arrived of her wharf yesterday morning
at half past two o'clock, from New-York. We
are indebted to Capt. Wooduull and Purser
Culver, for files of late New-York paper.
Further particulars of the Strike or opp.
ration* on tke Baltimore mid Ohio
Knilroad.
A Baltimore dispatch dated on Friday even
ing says:
All business, except the passenger trains,
on the Bnl.imare and Ohio railroads has been
suspended by the strike. No burthen trains
went out last evening, and none this inoruiug
or evening. Heavy premiums had to bo paid
to cngiu*c>a to take out passenger trains to
day.
, The meeting in Monument Square, this
morning, was attended by about 30(M) men.
This afternoon, the limn again assembled in
Monument Square, with two bands of music,
und banuers showing them to comprise engi
neers, hreaksmen, engine builders, machinists,
car bqildjys! machine makers, moulders uud
strikers. ' •
Tho procession was quite imposing and
orderly, and was a mile long; the men wulk-
ing four abreast. Operatives from the Susque-
, hatinnh and Philadelphia roads joined the
procession; and it is said other branches of
Mechanics will join to-morrow.
Dispatches were sent last night to Martins-
burg,Cumberland, Wheeling, and all the prin
cipal stations on the road; and the operatives
and those connected with tho transportation
trains, struck on the road ami put the fires out.
[TUIRD DISPATCH.]
The operatives from the Suffolk works—
Hayward and Bartlett's, Pool and Hunt’s,
Milllioltaods and other foundries have joined
the strike. The operatives again assembled in
,Monument Square to-night. Addresses wero
delivered.
A letter from the President of the Railroad
Computer authorizing the Foremen of tho
shops to pay tho men tho highest wages re
ceived in the city, was read, but it is not satis
factory, us it does not accede to their demanded
advance, nnd prices in other foundries are, not
yet permanently fixed.
New York Correspondence.
New York, Feb. 12,1853.
Editor Satmiiuah Morning News :
Commercial circles here are very quiet in
regard to-politics. The pulse of Wall-street,
scusaiive us it notoriously is to matters of tho
smallest irnportunco touching the question of
profit and loss, oianifests nocvidenco of sym
pathy with the feverish anxiety of expectant
politicians. Rumors aro ever nflout iu the
newspapers, daily investing some now man
with evanesceut consequence, us a probable
member of General Pierce's cabinet. “Mr.
Hunter will accept”—“Mr. Hunter will not
accept”—Mr. Huuter cunnot accept”—Mr
Marny is almost positive of an appointment”—
" Mr. Dickinson could if lie would,” and
“ Mr. Dix would if ho could”—“ Mr. Cushing
cun and will,” and so forth, uuyue ad name-
am. Htill Wall-street shakes its wise head,
and shrugs iu indifferent shoulders, end stocks
neither droop nor rise materially—and yet
there are important subjects enough, one would
think, to wake up cominsrca from its apathy,
and instil a little auxiety into the minds even
?! J^bars. Wo! "Wall-street is iusensi-
bio. The impression appears to be general,
that the Cass speeches, the Seward responses,
the treason expressions, and the young Ameri
can dogmata, ore very well in their way. und
indeed are necessary to keep up the proper
amount of excitement, and to assert (which
they certainly do very fully) the present glori-
oub and prosperous condition of the country :
but Hint there tcitl be no war—Wall-street
especially looks forward lo profound peace
w 1 m" cu l, ‘‘ 8 . coun,r y Greut Britain—
Wall-street believes that it must hear a certain
number of speeches, and read a variety of edi
torial comments thereon, concocted by wise
liesds on both sides of the water, but that the
ulUma ratio regern will be materially ignored
by England, because she caunot go to wur
with the United States—by the United Slates,
because she won’t go to war with England—
end so vyull-stroet buys and sells stocks, and
uraws bills of exchange, uud quietly awaits
mo Idea of March aud a declaration of Gsnerul
rierce'a policy.
The foreign news lately received here has
jurnished subjects lur conversation, but none
■ or apprehension. Louis Napoleou's marriage
I s variously regarded, hut the fears expressed
tue English journals of the intended French
iivasion looked upon litre ns idle. Tima
‘lone cau demonstrate whut are the views of
‘bis extraordinary iiisu, who has shown him
ia 81 OI *ce linn uud treacherous, wary and
•old, complaisant and audacious—no one uf-
lecis jo doubt that the reveuge of Waterloo
^buld be to Louis Napoleon the most cherished
lit the Fates could yield him, but many think
expected of Lord Clurondun. .Sir James Gru
hum is populur only in the South. In Loudon,
aud the neighhuthood of tho mctropulos, his
celebrated purdon bill, under Sir Robert Feel
has created for him more enemies than friends j
theie nevertheless appears lo he a willingness
to give him another trial, and he may probably
have grown wi«er by his experience “ out”
I .ocal matters generally run on pretty much
as before. Building is the rage ; now liolcli
the mania; no one is content now with
second-rule house ; palaces are the order
tho day, and those are rising with miraculoufi
celerity in every fashionable quarter of tin
city. Palaces for the million! Ornamental
fronts—curved marble mantels—frescoed ceil
ings—stuccoed walls—brilliaut conservatories
—magnificent boudoirs—putent furnaces —
commodious dumb wuiters—and all the“ mod
ern improvements.” Rents are of courso
higher than they were, and the value ol laud
has advanced to a point almost fuhuluus—but
(his is of no oousequence. Culiforu
furnished millions of gold ; and lo use a Cock
ney expression, “ there is plenty more where
tliut came from." Meunwhile. the hotels be
lore alluded to, are vieiug with each other ii.
(he princely magiiificeuce ol their decorations
■ nd general appointments. Scarcely Imd the
Metropolitan routed its splendid front of brown
stone, and opened its hospitable doors for the
reception ol visitors, for a prettv considerable
consideration per head, when, os if by magic,
the St. Nicholas presented its marble facade
before un admiring public, and with a gilt
rooster lor a weathercock nrneUiomd itarli
the “ master of the position,” ns (lie first hotel,
in point of excellence, in New York. Each
has its “ bridal chamber,” furnished with n
degree of eluhuratc elegance and extrnvagaut
proportion, and the newspapers have not
scrupled to publish, (with very questionable
taste end delicacy) the names of the happy
occupants, aven adding tho amount of their
bill.
The people of the Slate of Vermont, to whom
the question of tho Maine Liquor Law was
referred, have elected to adopt this fanatical
measure, and the same law bus just pusstd
the House of Representatives of the Stunts of
Rhode Island and Michigan. This tvrannicul
interference with personal liberty "finds few
supporters in our city, notwithstanding the
frantic crusade of which Mr. Horace Greely is
the recognised loader. A mass meeting of.
ladies in favor of the Maine Luw was held n
lew evenings ago iu the Metropolitan Hall,
und these bigoted, however conscieotous oil
vocates of intemperate (because excessive) tern
perauce delivered the usual quantity of maw
kish along, which disgusts moderate persons,
notwithstanding the tunny truths which must
necessarily be presented in connection with
such a subject. The editor of the 1'ribune,
the aforesaid Horace Greely, was of coun>e
the Magnus Apollo of tlm transaction.
The brig “ Fally Ho,” freighted with tin.
substantial charity of our citizens, Bailed for
Madeira on the 10th hist. A few more such
shipments of provisions would enable those
poor islunders to laugh at famine, and bear
with light hearts the evil fortune which blight-
od their lust year’s vintage.
The destructive fire nt Cardenas, has
cited much sympathy here, and it is believed
that some en'orts will be made to influence
charity in this direction also.
At a lute mooting of the New York Cham
ber of Commerce, resolutions were unanimous
ly passed approving in general terms tho bill
originally reported by Sunutor Hunter, to “ex
tern! the warehouse system by establishing
bonded warehouses and for other purposes,”
but denouncing as destructive of the benefits
of the bill, and mischievous to its intent, tin
amendment assented to in tha Senate that
nothing therein contained shall extend the
lime for withdrawing goods for consumption
beyond the term of one yoar.”
The New York Yacht Club have, with an
oye to the great World's Fair, to be held here
next May, challenged the world to a race of
yachts with »*.|l nations. The prize of five
thoosand dollars will be contended for next Oc
tober. •
The “ Erictton’’ Culoric steamship has
been visited by vast number# of persons, all of
whom appear to take a lively interest in the
new Invention, or ruther in the novel applica
tion of Qu old discovery—should the calorie
engine succeed iu giving equul speed with less
danger and greater economy, there
question that steam must very soon be super
seded as a motive power—but though there
must be a certain tomeihing in the caloritwru-
ijine, which may be destined hereafter to per-
lorni great wonders, it would be as well not to
be too sanguine of early success. It is, to say
the least siugular, that the Ericsson, which
for some weeks been reported ready for
xeu, has not yet essayed a trip beyond Sandy
Hook. It success were certain, the probable
supposition is, that the patties would souk nt
once to establishlthe fame of the new enterprise.
—It is said, with whut truth 1 know not, that
a similar effort was made ill Scotland 20 years
ago, and fuiled.
The steamer Niagara, which was to sail
from Liverpool on the 29ih ultimo, has not yet
made her appearance—the wintry storms have
caused longer passages this season in propor
tion to the iiicruuaed power of the boats em
ployed, than has been the case fur years.
The last penalty of the law was yesterday
executed on the body of a man called CInrke,
who wui convicted of the murder of Foliceman
Gillespie in July last. The unhappy wretch
protested on the scaffold that lie certainly had
struck the officer once, and that from that blow
death had doubtless proceeded, but thut ho
itmoceut of premeditated murder. The
barbarous execution by hanging took place at
noon, iu the presonce of the clergy, tho mem
bers of the press, the medicul attendants, and
a few visitors, the Sheriff having taken eflactual
means to exclude tho mob. It would appear
that if hanging be defensible at all, it can only
be on the ground that the example afforded by
the last awful momenta of the culprit will have
the slfect of staying the hands of men who
might otherwise become murderers; and if this
be '.be motive which induces the authorities lo
persist in taking that which they cannot ren
der—to commit one muider in retribution of
another, for what reason and lo what end are
lie public excluded? Oucc annihilate the
pology cited above, nnd the hanging of cul
prits becomes nothing less than the revenge of
the strong for wrongs committed on the wenk,
und the law should have other motives than
revenge. How long will mniishmeni by doath
blot our statute books ? The man whose life
has just been thus wantonly tuken away bv
authority might have lived many years to ben
efit the State by his labor aud to repent iu a
more true und sincere manner the deed which
toe fear of sudden and violent removal forces
him to regret. At any rale (he example can
scarcely ho iutonded alone for the Clergy, the
Sheriff's officers, and tha Fhysicians.
The weather is moderate and fine, the (her-
mnmetrr ranging from the freezing point to
about 45 degrees of Fareuhcit.
Our cotton market has been unsettled during
tho week. The news brought by the Canada
reportiug an advauca nti the Liverpool market,
aud that by tho Atlantic confirming the previ
ous advices, have generally been regarded as
too good to be true. On the first receipt of the
RECEIPTS or COTTON. *0., FEB. 15.
Per etesmer Chatham, from August a—1021 bales Cot-
tou, sail AU»e. to K Molyaeaui, Alien t Ball, Starke t
Brraon, Padelford, Fay a Co.
Por stoamer Lamar, from Augusta—1150 bale# Cotton,
xnd Mdso, to T K Mills, sod others
CONSIGNEES.
Per steamship Florida, from New-York—Anderson*
* Co, O Alexander, Brigham, Kelly A Co, A 11 >nauJ, J A
Brown, C R Bateson. W Uooukeu, Bolden A Co, Bun
ker A Ogden. N K Barntuu A Co, Cowdery A Wells, A
Champion, Claghorn A Cunningham, U W Conn, Jno M
Conner A Co, J It CarUr. Cohen A Tarver, Collins A
Uulkley, G B Gumming, J VConuerat A Co, JO Cub-
hedge, DeWltt A Morgan, W O Dloksou, Knping A
Krets, W D Ford, 8 II Fisk*, J G Falllgint, W W Gar
rard, II J Cilbert, W \V Goodrich, It It Uriflln. pros t.
8 Goodall, G M GrifTen, Harden's Express, W Hale, A
(3 Henry, A ltaywoed, G It A J It Hendrickson, James
llinc, llonc A Connery, Horton A Rikeman, N A'Har-
dee A Co, J F Hamilton, Geo 11 Johneou, J D Jesse, J T
mrup a. r, J.UU1CIIS.
Lincoln, D P Landcrshl „
Mny A Co, T R Mills, A N Miller, J O Morse, J J Mau
r ce. J A Mayer, MoMahon A Doyle, D Mallett A Co,
Nevitt, Lathrop A Htohhim*, J G Nowooiubn, Jus Potter,
Punoli, Hilton A Gahahl, At Prondorgast A Co, Prloe A
Vender, Pierson, Heidi, A Co, E Parsons A Co, Rabun A
Whitehead, Roberts A Kooto, U Robertson, jr, J Mous-
seau, Smith A Lathrop, J A Schafer, James Smith, A A
Solomons A Co, M J Solomons, 8 8 Sibley, W K Sytnous,
Jacob Shaffer. Sorauton, Johnston A Co, J C Thornton.
T M Turner A Co Verstllle A Butler, W T Williams.
L V Wood, N B A H Weed. W C Wad«'*orlh, H Wilmot,
W Warner, P Wilthergor A Son, Webster A Palmer, T
8 Wayne. W P Yonge. r
Per bark Peter Demill, from New-York-11 K Wash
burn, Moore A Hendrickson, Claghorn A Cunningham,
T 8 Wayne. C II Campfield, Pierson, lleidt A Co, R D
Walker. G II Johnson, T Ford, S At Laffiteau, Crane A
Holcomb, Brigham, Kelly A Co, P Goiblehotuo, J Ryan,
W Warner, C llartrldgo, D O'Conuor, lluuter A Gam-
—“ ’V Cos* '•’* * “
>, {loot A Connery, John R Norton, and order.
Per brig It 11 McGilvory, from New-York—DS Dun-
har. T R Mills, T S Wayao, C llartridge, U Cranston,
W W Goodrich, Crane A liofoombe, O It Johnson, W 11
Howard, Cohen A Tarver, 8 E Bothwell A Co, Clag
hum A Cunningham, D O'Conner, Webster A Palmes,
Scranton, Johuston A Co, E Parsons A Co, Swift A Co,
and order.
Per schr N Berry, from Baltimore—T R Mills, G H
Johnson, Webster A Ratines, A O Toms. R A Low!#, J J
Maurice, Coheu A Fcsdiok, N A Hardee A Co, N it A U
Weed, Rowland A Co, A Fawcett A Co, J V Connorat A
Co, T 8 Wayne, J I) Jesse, L N Falllgant, W P Yonge,
R Mulntirc, Scranton, Johnston A Co, J Norris, aud or-
Atkins, Clark
Aldrich, Julia
Aldridge, James F
Adams, Uradaok
Averfold, F W
Anderson, Hon Walker
Allen, John
Alden, Orlando Y
BAKER, COL H L
Ratshaw, Catherine
Bxkir, W W (colored)
Barnard, Sarah Ann
Barron, Isabella
Blase, Robert
Oraan, James
Urannan, Laurence
Brannan, M
Brannan, Bridget
Beeehe, Mr
lioekman, George
ikvket, Sarah Jane
Bell, Kstille
llentlv. Win
Bwivfst, James
Bonviet, Mrs 11 C
Boringer, 51
Bernu, Julius D
Herns, Win
Brenoliley, W
Bryan, IJ B
Bryan, Tli "
steamer Gordon, from Charleston—Centra! Rail.
. Florida Boat, E Jacobs, 8 Solomons, U Crai
Bishop Boone, 111.athrop, and order.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Florida, from New-York—Rev Mr In-
{ ersoll, lady, 3 children and nuree, bliss Cropland, E J
lollls, lady, child aud avt. Garret Green and lady, Miss
I. Davidson, A T Lyman, Edward Davidson, C B F*ox,
C 8 Arnold, Mr Devur aud laJy, U T Chapman, James
Edwards and son, Joseph Della Torre, F Bolden, Mrs
Fondoy, Mrs Packer and svt, Miss Sarah Townsend, II
Jonkius, Maurice E Vlele and lady, A N Miller, Wm
Wilson, J C Thornton, O A Perkins, C J Cambreleng,
Mrs O S Martin, L W Winchester and lady, W G Foot,
E R Wells, Capt Childs, Goo Jones, M It Rogers, A
Blanchard, W L Scanlan, C Smith, O P Hogue and ton,
T H Lewis, G R Hendrickson, 51r Galpin, J DeMartin,
.ohn Q Bergen and lady, Mrs A Genuug, J 11 Lester, C
Lidpit, Clark Bennor, and7 steerage.
Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—W Passmore
and lady, W Duncan, C Buck. E C Dure, D Mustard, L
W Doggett, 8 Cammeron. A S Isard. A 8 Hull. Edw'd
Harnner, Col Cruger, lady, child and nnrse, E Jacobs.
Dr Skolton, J A Roberts, J Sheltham, F A Jones, Mrs A
Cooper, n Shannon, and 20 deok.
COMMERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
Liverpool ..Jan. 29 | Havre...Jan. V | Havana Feb. 8
Hnvannu.il Market, February 10.
COTTON.—The foreign accounts by the Xiagara,
porting an advance in the Liverpool mark-it, came
to hand early yesterday foronoon. They produced
no effeot on the market other than to stimulate pur
chasers to operate, which was frsely met by holders,
provioue rates. The sales rsachtd 1775 bales, at the
following priees: 22 at 6%, 9G at 7,15 at 7%, 272 at 7
7>i, 202 at 8, 38 at 8>4. 8 at 8>,', 23 at 8#, 19 at 8 !
19, 30 at 9U. 2W at 9, 47 at 9> a '. 235 at 9\\ 65
19 at 10,14 at 10* 4 \ and 6 at 11 eents.
Hnvauunli Exports.
Provipexck.—Brig Chattanooga—672 bales Upland
COLUMBUS, FEB. 12.—Our Cotton market for the
past week has been rather unsettled, and prices have
boon in favor of buyers, more particularly on the lower
I rades. The market closes heavy at our quotations:
{ dd ng Fair to Fair 9^7g>l0, Good Middling
Middling 8%(g)9),'. *
CHARLESTON, FEU. 14.—Gorton.—The very hear r
iceipu during the last two days-amountiug at they
i to very nearly 9UU0 bales—have further depressed
the market, andjthe transactions were decidedly in fa-
r of buyers. Tke saJee <
at extremes ranging
MOBILE, FEB. 12, 4 P. M.-The Mobile Cotton
market is dull. Sales up to 2 o'clock amounted to 100U
bales. We quote Middlings at 8^(q>9oents. Salts Tor
D*o week reached 19,099. Receipts tpr the week amount
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 11, P. M.-In Cotton there
is but a small business doing, and prions ramain without
change. Coffee is held lirmly at the late advance.
NEW-YORK, FEU. 12.—Cotto.v.—The advance un-
tic»d la our last has been lost; but, notwithstanding this
notices*iua, buyer# have not appeared to any extent, aud
we have to report a dull and noiniu.nl market. The
sa es for the last throe days aro 2809 bales, making a to
tal lor the week or SJOO bales. We quote:
ATLANTIC OTUERQULr
Inferior '.“"n?'
' jssaflc—afftsf imi
•wi too wi*0 to indulffa the aspiratiou—wo
•‘all see.
• ii England the Aberdeen ministry appears
* command publip confidence,especially siuce
•as been understood that Lord John Rus-
• • or “Little John,” «e he is familiarly de-
|Kumod, is only the locum tenene of Lord
'lurendou. Tha prospects are certainly in
lv or of the preaent cabinet holding the seals
hi* 00 *" *‘ ln ®—^ r * IHirwili’a anti coalition to
, contrary notwithstanding. tSonie few
isngea will doubtless be necessary among
ininor offices, but when these shall have
*en jadiciouely made, there ie good reason to
tnevethat the Aberdeen Cabinet will enjoy
fair tenure of posrer. The Premier himself
|wpa!. r En*l.nd, not .o much *aiuag the
I?,.*' OW..1 a. miiong tin middle
, "lip ebeolmol, hold the ecelee in Kn«.
siiK.k S 1 ? is dwcidedly a favorite
reat ‘°±: , \ h f 0Op,e ’ 8nd . R,r ‘ Gladstone is
uu^K' V k 0i ^* cfe “ M • conacieniioue end Iho-
Ch business man, while great things ere
intelligence, there was u feverish desire to ship,
and retliur stiller rates were paid than those
current during lust waok, but as soon as the
excitement had somewhat subsided, there ws>
more* prudence exhibited, and buyers appeared
desirous of further intelligence, from Europe.
The advance in England at this particular
juncture is uuaccquniuble. The tone of the
French papers, which almost unanimously re
fuse to entertain llie idea of war, may have
something to do with inspiring increased con
fidence ; but seeing thnt the estimate which
fixes 3,250,000 hales, us the probable yield of
this crop, ie almost unanimously accepted as
correct,—that intelligence had reached Eng
land of the large increase of receipts at all our
shipping ports, and that the Hank of Eugland
had suddenly, and pet haps iudiciously, ad
vanced the rate of discount,—the improvement
on the other side must certainly appear un
warrantable, With these views many specu-
latnra look forward to early intelligence from
England of a reaction. Middling Upland ie
quoted to-day at 10c. Middling Orleans at 101
cents.
Breadstufls have declined during tbe past
week, and if tin coming advices from Europe
report more favorably of the weather, the prob
ability ie, that we shall see prices still lower
here. Common State brande of flour are worth
$5,25. Southern kinds are rather less firm.
Fraigbu were lower yesterday. The little
demand existing for breadstufls having forced
carrier* to reduce their ratei to 2 Gd. hbt.
Flour; 7]d,®8d. ¥ bushel wheat; }d. \t 5 32d.
¥ lb. cotton*
Exchange on Engl sod I* at 9{®10| percent,
premium GO days, Nkmuko.
A , J [ D Corn.—Oats coatiau* plenty xnd hxvs
Rf Ain d•dined. We quote River, and Canal and Wes-
‘' r “*? nd Canada, 47u*43c. Jersey 43^*6, Pennsylvaula
4(ffq«4i, and Southern 3S®42. Cum has continued in
good supply, but with an increased demand for export
and home use, the market oloses steadily with very lit
tle variation in prioes. The sales are 110,000 bushels,
dosing at for unsound, 65(qMi7 for White
Southern, 6«i<alb7 for Yellow do, tH(rt>(i3 for mixed do.
Gt.(u)i)7 foi Jersoy Ydlow, and 70 for a handsome lot of
ola New Orleans yellow.
Hay.—North River ia dull at $l@l 12^ cash.
Rice.—There it rather moru animation iu the mar
ket, aud about 1809 tes have changed hands, principally
on speculation, at $4Cq>l 25. There is bnt little inquiry
for export to Europe, aud prime qualities are very scarce,
r Lou it There ia rather more inquiry for oomuion
deacriptions of State dour this morning, and the mar
tian shade tinner. Nothing but very inferior par-
can be picked uu at the insido price. Good brauds
wanted on speculation at $5(q)5 12^.
Some 2300 bbls changed hands this morning at $5 I2\i
« omiuon *•> gvo'l state ; $5 25 for choice do;
$5 3< >aM)$56C>4 for mixed to fancy Michigan and Indi-
ana; ep 5U(gi$568^ for fancy Geuetsee aud common to
$8 25 for extra Genessee; aud $5
25 for °* tr » O,lio *
. ''“'^y—Tbo market it aoarcoly so Arm; sales 300
bbls Frison at 24*^c, and small parcels at 25c. Drudico
‘-quiet at 23»*c tuno.
provisions.—Tho Pork market is a shade firmer for
uew, with rather abettor demand. Sales at $lfi for old
$19 5u(u)$l7 for new do; mostly attU< latter
- is telling in small parcels at $15 50@15 75 for
old. In new there is nothing ol importance doing. A
moderate dornand for Beef, with sales of country mess
“ $9 59(^1125; repacked Chicago at $13 256613 59: ex-
a do at $14 25@14 50, and $5 60@7 25 for country and
ity prirno.
in prime mess Beef thero is a modorate business do-
Ue ® f , Haiu * nre l» w «r w ith salsa at $14
15 25 fi bbl. A fair dornand for pickled moats, with
let of llama at I0(q)l9>»c. and 7\(aj7^v for Shoulder..
A modorate demand for Lard with sates of bbls at 9L
<$lllc. Butter is quite dnll at 13(016 for Ohio, and I8(«
sUto dairies. Cheese Is selling slowly at 8(09,Ue.
N.—Owiag to increased arrivals of Scotch l*ig,
holders submitted to a decline, but this brought
-rd a few dealers and speoulutors, who, desoiing
tho supply present aud prospective inadequate to the
wants ior oqusuinption, especially as an unusuallv largo
proportion of Ameriean (owlog to the iitgh prioes of
umnuiauturcd articles) is now diverted to forge pur-
poses, havo purchased freely, taking up some 3300 tons,
luoludiag wWoouM be had here and all known to b«
•a the way here, at $.JI,25( ( }j$34, 6 moa., and $3l(m$35,
cash, and now ask highsTfatos, with small sMe^ ’
other dsscriptioBi wo have no sales I
"•irketi# firm.
Ll8f OF LKTTHRH
1> KM AIN ING in the PbitOfflco, Savmmhli, l5il»
IVE.bruary, 1853. W*rJ»ln* Letters tR»m the
Ost will please ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS,
LPublished according to law in the paper having the
largest circnlatinn.]
A1KIN, R P 11 ask ill, Capt 8
*—*—*-*■“ Haynes, Anna 8
llagar, Elisha
llaxxaid, p.ter
11a> den, Mich‘1
Harrison, Jno M
Hall, Dianna
Harrington, BP
llallook, Chas R
Harden, Sarah E
llarrigan, Chaa
Hardiiin.kr. Edward
Harrison, Wm B
Harrison, Wm U
Holms, Wm
lleary, Jno
Heany. Timothj
Henry, Wm
Henry, Grace
Henry, Jos B
Jlvndsraon, Jno
llflmy, Alary A
llesly, 51 ary
Hick., Lucinda
M»<Ul Lieut A L
Hicks, James
Henson, Miss
Higgins, H W
Hops, Dianua
Hooker, Martin
llowsll, Eleanor J
Humes, Jno
Hobson, Jas ¥
Ho war, Juries
Hoover, Julia
Hoguns, Mary
Hunt, Wealthy A
Hudgins, Bob t W
HnletyMary
Hantley" Fre. 1 . F
Hurst, Henry
Hunter, Adam k Lucrotia
lludion, Wm B
IIILY, W51J
Ihly, Marietta
Ihly, Eugenia U
Irvin, Eliza E
JARVIS, 8 A
Jachens, Frits
Jaudon, Tlios J
Jackson, Hugh
Jetikina, J C
Junes, 3Ii'Ivina
Johnson, F
Johuten, Phineaa
Johnson, Tlios
Johnson, tieo A
Jones, Wm II
Jones, A J 1
Joust. C W
Jones, E F
Jourdou, Wm
Jones k Co, C II
Johnson, Noils
Bolfioutlet, GooP
Bolati, John
Bolineau, Augustus
Bollinger, Jacob B
Bonnoy, James
Brockman, Samuel A
Brotherton, Wm
Brown, David L
Buell, Richard L
Bulkley, Capt Itorcho
Bunch, Dr John
Biuk,John 8 D
k, Tims
Burke, Win
Burge, James
Biiruus, James
Bubl«r, Richard
C.4LVIT, WM
Cahill, Bartholomew Johnson, T W
Campbell. James K ELLY, PETE
Campbell, Wm W Kattenhorn. I>
Campbell, Messrs Chas k Kehos, Daniel
Co. Keunerly, Mary
Cannon, Peter Kouney, Thorn's
Canfield, Margare Keunev. Edwan
Carney, Andrew
Carlin, Joseph
Kenedy, Richard
Kennedy. John
Klenk, A k Brother
Kluuke, A
Kendr.ll, Capt Wm
Carlon, Johi
Carrigan, Tlios
Caissdy, Rosenah
Cassidy, Ann
Cavana, Hugh
Chandler, Wm
Chapman, Goo W
Clark, Lewis
Clark,Robert B
Clark, Chas M
Clark, Henry M (colored) Lamratu, Pat
Kent, Robert P
King, P
King, John W
Kiely, Anthony •
Klug, Frederick
Kirkpatrick, James
LEVY, ERA8TLS 8
Clark, Thot H
Crandall, Johuston B
Clement, Francis L
Christian, Matthew
Cook, Harnuel G
Cochran, Jamts
Crockett, J M
Codd, Anthony
Coil, R A
Coffee, Philip
Cogswell, Goo W
Cohen, Mlehaol
Colgau, Laurence
Collans, Matthew
Colberts, Robert
Cole, Daniel
Compass, Jos E
Lamar, Thomas G
l«tiu«, 8 M
Laura, Sig A C Constantino
Laugh, Ttios 11
Idiw, MoKinnie
I*rkin, Martin
Lambert, Nicholas
loing, George
Lacy, Joseph
Leigh, Jes.ce
Leonard, Bridget
Lynch, klicliaol
Lynch, Peter
Llnsky,John
1 Jghtrey, J J
Lynch, Nora •
Lynch Thomas
Light rev, Wu* J
», Peter
Connors, Edmund 51
■y, David
Carglfl, Doct
Curatello, Stephen
Cosgrove, Jos
Crosgcre, Peter
Cotter, John or
Courvoiset, Jas
Coonigtoa, Jas
7 Win
Cronin, Patrick
Cubbords, July
Curry, Thomas
Comfaky, John
ilsky,.
DAILY, MI88 E
Dally, Patrick
Daroy, James
Davidson, David
Davidsou, 8 C
Logan,j
I<ogan, Charles
Louinius, Edmund
1/iughliii, Daniel
Ixigun, John
.MAY, MATILDA
5Iay, Sarah
Martia, Mary A
Marc, Monsieur
hlallery, Elisha S
Manning, George
Mayner, James
filoCarty, Frank
Mallory. E
-Malier, Wm
hfaleruly, Wm
Memre, Connor 51
Meuisligrou, Thoms
51 ears, .Mary Ann
Joitannah 5Ielden, Janies
Me or, Michael
llexaeder, Julius
Mcgraw, Morry
.Monk, Jacob
Meaghor, Jeremiah
Bfyres, Herenns
-Mitchell, Wm II
51i.cully, Miss S L
Mitcholl, Thomas B
Slaughter, John
rtallston, Marcus C
Sawyer, WL
Staples, Wm 51
Btaplo, Wiu It
Rawyors, Adam
Strain, Ja nos
Shay, Martin
Sharp, Samuel H
Seandera, Thomas P
Naudett, 11 J
Maunder., Joseph T
Mliermau, Robert W
Shoares, W F
Stewart, John
Stevens, J Uoraoe
Slovens, George W
Sexton, John ti
Sweat, John F
Sheehy, Patrick
Snend, llaanah
Sterliug, James E
Sm«aton { George C
Tonpenny, James
Truuor, James
Tlmpeny, James
Timmons, John D
Tripp, Georgo E
Trott, Josiah W
Thomas, Martha Ann
Thompson. Moses W
Thomas, Thomas
Tobin, Pat
Trnchelett, Chaa J
Tucker, Wm O
Tucker, Halil
Trump, Daniel
Turner, Ellon
Turner, Rlohd
Tunno, Wm M
Turner, Samuel
WARD, PETER
Waters, Isaac
Wade, Edward V
Wall, 51 rs
Whaley, Wm
Ward. Jatoea
Watson, Rosa
Warren, Joseph
BUSINESS CARDS.
U. K.Oc J. II. HCNDHICKMON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AMD DKALRBS IN
PAINTS, ORU8HE8
jan CftfcwMV MuiLUngt, y—n-u%oA, Georgia. *
CO WIVE MY A WELLS,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
sep»l 94 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH |y f
BROWN k HARRIS,
BoanUng, Livery,
AND 8A1.K KTABIjK,
WEST BROAD-STREET.
TOPS. A. aaoww. jy a— ly JUD«B IT. HARRIS
Smith, Robert
Smith, Israel
Smith. Thomas U
Schneider, N li
Sykes, William
Htringtield, John
Minis, S 51
Slidau, James
Shirden, Tiinothv
Sliues, Christopher
Scott, Lewis
Soott, David
Hcoae. Samuel E
Solle, W
Hlono, John
Sal I Ivan k Btoore, At'oys
at Law
Qc»rgt 9
Summerlin, J F 51
Stnder, John
TAYLOR, W P
Taggart, John
Thayer, Polly
Thayer k Butt,
Tanuy, Martin
Wcaulr.Theodoro
Wller.G W
Werner, C
Webster, Win
Wethers, Morris
Wilson, James
White, Jamos
WetUohen, Claus
Whittaker, Chas W
White, Thomas
Wyeth, Ijoonnrd J
Willi,inn, James 11
Wilson, David
Wood, Martin
Wood, LW
Wood, James D
Woodruff, Smith
U. M. MOREL, P. 5!.
Dry Goods, Clothing, ho.
CHEAPEST CASH STORE!
¥7'ROM this date until unit April, tho subscribers
I? will CONTINUE SELLING their IMMENSE
COLLECTION of
Ureee, HoutcUccping and Plantation Dry
(joode, at
VERY OKEATLY
REDUCED PRICES!
To induce the greatest number (bv our making it in
disputably thoir internet] to NOT ONLY HUY TOU INUK-
diatk use, bnt also to anticipate ftlure wants in
present pnrahasos. Our atook is unequalled in extreme
cheapness and variety of choice in almost every class
oCmmmIs, that are bettor qualities and styles for their
rdHTctive prices than can be had elsewhere in Snraa-
ufjb oomprisea partly a large ar: ortment of
ITfXNBlELS AND ULANKETS,
BEli COMFORTERS AND QUILTS,
UNDERNIHRTst AND DRAWERS,
LADIES’ VESTS OF EVERY KIND,
WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON HOSIERY,
GINGHAMS,
CALICOES AND CHINTZES,
MUSLIN DE LAI NFS,
CANTON CLOTHS, in every quality,
MERINOES AND ALPACAS,
BLACK AND t'OLOKKU SILKS.
From very low prioed to richest imported.
EMBROIDERIES, very cheap,
CLOTHS AND CA8S151EKES,
WIDE SHEETINGS,
SHAWLS, VERY CHEAP, «
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS.
WINDOW CURTAINS,
LINEN GOODS, all pure flax, Ac.
Our stock is sn redundantly assorted, and so uniform
ly very cheap, that purchasers of a large assortment. In
■mall and large quantities can bn suited ia onr store in
a greater number of articles, and thereby effect a
greater saving, than in any other store in Savannah.
McKOSKElt & TBEA50U,
111 CongreiM-at.. next to llull-nt..
jsa 19 And opposite the Pulaski House.
LOCKWOOD A CASEY,
A BUILDKH8 and CONTRACTU It i
HE prepared to contract for the orection an I
repairing of Buildings of every description, an 11«
,h V bo found at their residence
of Whitttker-street aud Taylor-strott lane.
— (on 27-lyJai q c , MiMt
U. W. LOCKWOOD,
A NEW FIRM.
W. F. UAKHIS. SKlDMoRK HARRIS.
RIAlIltlS A €0. f
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT*
And Denli/t in Grain and Groceries,
05 Uny-Street, Snvnnimh.
.. - >0T ** " 6mo
COLD RED DA UURKREuTVPEN.
F. UK. CAK12Y
WOULD ro.pnctiully givn noticu that he has
f f reopened his Ga.lcry, corner Brvan
.wae, where ne is prepared to execute Pic
tures in his much admired style, either in cloudy,
rainy or fair woalhor.
Instructions given in tha art and all the apparatp*
furnished. Also, a large lot of Plates, Cases, Cheffl-
calt, Sc., f - sale 6m no 29
JOHN POOLE,
_ . ... 'WwrOLXSAL* AMD RKTAIL DBALKR IN
PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES.
FVww* uml JmrriruU WindoK-Glust,
Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Sabol and
Camel Hair Pencils, nadgor and Camel UalrK
Blenders, OrainlngCombs, Artists’
Brushes, Ac. Ac.
Paper Hanging,, liurtlcr,, and Firn-Boav.t Print*.
N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain
ing and Glasing, done on reasonable terms by
^ m JOHNPOOLE.il Wh.taker-ot.
mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow k Co.
Dibble A Corey,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
N. E. (Jsr. Broughton Ac Whitaker mu.
Keep constantly on hand a large and well-selected stock
•t Road\‘Made Clothing, for the season, together with
varied assortment of Furnishing Articles.
D. k C.'s selections of Cloths, Cossimeres and Vest-
ings, ar* from the best aouruos, and for styles and quali
ty caunot be surpassed by any establishment in the
-TT. ty stp 27
CHAS. H. PICKETT,
BUILDER,
VTAV1NO rn.umeil hi. bu.ineai, I. now pre>
Xlp.Md to contract for Buildiu*., or Jobblu work of
any.o.or]|ition r In hi. lint. Stair, oreouto. with uoat-
anJ dlinalah. A aliart of (ha public patronage 1
respectfully solicited.
rpentar shop on Boborta-ilraat, BobarUrillo, near
West Broad-street. ly f 9 (, jg
1 'lOKNInlLI.K ami Ilia Tiinra. By M. Oul.nl.
Vu..^S2Ptei. A, ' r *"“ > “ U “atpr. By tho anti,or
Tn’iroland. By Sir 1
iiarl-.anlborof "A Toroiof l^ *
niui K,p V toi “ °t MO. «r -
ihSttfiSutaa, zi&vH
ru| 1 and < f , !i d m t0 knowlwl 6«;
ml and familiar quettions and u.
subjects. By Eliza Uolllns"
A liiacot of Hi. lA*»f Cnoli “,“m
U... .ra. Ancioa, and
Ili.manla of (Holaky. By Alo.au a,.. * „
oaira"lU«]Sl O II^“°w'u5 0 bi^'^5*2tf i '
A. M. Willi lllUBtratlana. 1 ,l ' W '
RoTulution.
-j” l0 - JttMMtl.CflOl'ERA CO.
•» Fcaihcfir
2 000 , PO V. ND ' ! rSATMeze-ftr
■fc'.Ul/V Jan II I. W, MOKHKL1., CO.'
4-f 0 buiua nxtra qiialitv aud vi.ro
■P ''•‘yEt'ill.b Do It! ilia,.hot,,' for Sjl iTto
oTowstookbjr (janfll) La HOCUK k BOW N18.
I AlCD.—10 bbls anil }](>■. run now , M1
J landing from brig Ohattanoca. and for sale by
Oi-AGHORN a CDNNINGHajJ.
N * lcJl V MKl£B OATS^PiTiTl
mn 2a' heU JU,t rec « iT « d »»d foraxlt by ®
- J A. C. TOM8. *
( ^ OltN.—For solo Ly "
V7 J*w 29 J
McMahon* doyle.
just rocoivod and Ibr sale by * vnoapafn*,
——— J. ROUSSEAU
_ (J.n«) W. W.“r"COW? 1 *
and OMUM-AnthI. hr7"' TOa-
i PAYlUn. DII.LON, foot »/w
sSBhhds.New-Orlasn* Suxar'fanJImi
O from schr. 51artha Jane, and for sola
-l—. 13 CL AO HORN 4 CUNNINGHAM
W*1I. ALLMTON GOUUD1N.
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 50 Katt Baf, Charleston, S. O.
Is prepared to make liberal advances on consigamenU
of Rice, Cotton, Corn, Sugar, FTour, Grain, Hay, Ac.
*P* 1$ ly
PORTERS
Extensive Clothing Emporium,
Dying and Renovating Establishment.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
73 York-atroet. rear of the Court House.
- ESTABLISHED IN 1832.
T ADIES' Silk and Woolen Drcssns, Shawls, Ta
JLJ blrOovers, etc., oleaned, and dyed varians colors:
L»“its Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable
style; Kid Gloves cleaned, and Gentlemen's Garments
oleaned renornUd or dyed a# may be required^ All
done in tho tamo style which hae generally so much
pleased my patrons sad friends. Terms moderate.
Persons sending paresis by steamboats or railroad, are
requested to write per mail, so that I may know wAor#
o call for theta.
spr 1ft ly ALEXANDER GALLOWAY.
Davine, Thus
~ iv, Thos
ilany, Austin
Dulany, Emile
O’Lyon, M S
Dsnleon, Silas B
Denigan, Patrick
Devine, Patrick
Dev, Alox li
Diamond, John
Dickey, J O
Dillon, Polriok
Divine, Patrick
Dixeon, Samuel D
Doyle, Jno
Doyle, Wm
Doody, John
Dourly, John
Dooling, John
JJonhoe, Patrick
Donnelly, Patrick
Dony, Blako
Doran, Agnex
Dorsett, Sarah
Downing, James Mark
Dnwnney, Michael
Doerniug, Thos
Dudley, Mrs R 3
Duffry, Richard
Dunhaui, Geo C
Mitchell, Catharine
Miller, Alexander P
Mortliuor. Jack
51ouuey, Edward
MoMey, Diggers
klcnastnn, Bernard
Moultrie, Miss C W
5Ioouy, Fid ward
Moore, Emma J
Mouses, Miu Jacob
5Iutry,|Thomas
Murphy, John
51ulvaney, Michael
Mnrphy, John
Mi nsey,Johnathan
Murphy, Darby
Murphy, ltev Jos M
Murphy, Sills
Mulvauuy, Jane
5IC0ABTV, ANN
•McArthjr Floronce
I the citlsene of SavannaL, and the public generally,
that he Is in receipt of tbe largest arrival or Fall and
Winter CLOTHING over offered lathe Southern States.
In this establishment can be found every quality and
style of Clothing to pleaso tl.a taste of the
ous. This establishment is divided into
departments, each on* containing a rich and fall assort
ment in their lino.
The proprietor has taken great pains to have manu
factured, expressly for this market, and u/Ute b*»t ma
terial, an extensive and fashionable assortment of
CLOTHING for
t priees that cannot fail to meet the
. rho will consult their own convoni-
b and economy by making their purchases of him.H
1ST Dd*S K7MK.NT.
OENTIiVaiJEN’S CLOTHING.
Contains Frock aud Dreos Coats, of every quality, from
—- to $39.
Do. Frock and Dress Coats, olive, blue, brown and
green, from .#7 to $26
Do. 8had Peltooa and Business Coats, a great va
riety. from. ; $3 to $12
1,990 Over-Coats, double aud single breasted, and double
Over-Coats, from $3 to $39.
Ov«-i -Coats, a splendid assortment, embroidered Kos
suth. from 4ig to
2,099 pair of Pants, of every quality aud color, from
iMSSySscsrsssnssr - 7 * fch, * w -
2d Dki’xktuekt.
FIJHMHKINU GOODS.
Containe Furnishing Goods of evory description tor
Gentlemen's wear—oonsisting of scarfs, cravats,
Waterford ties, Prince Albort ties, spring stocks,
merino shirts and drawers, ootton do.,suspendors
half hose, gloves—all hinds, best quality Jones’
patent yoke shirts, a fino azssortment, Ac.
3d DteraUTMEXT.
NEGttO CLOTHING.
Contains 800 snita of Negro Clothing for house or plan
tation use, hickory shirts, rod flannel do., overalls,
cautou Flannel under shirts and drawers—prioe of
Henry K^WpdiSmm,
SHIPPING AND C& A mK|0N MERCHANT.
j> 318AVANNAH. OEOKOIA. ly
JACOB COHEN,
30 Broad..tree., Charle.ton, 8. C.,
Broker, Auctioneer ami Geaeral Agent
Buys and sells on commission,
LANDS, NEGROES, STOCKS, RONDS, Stc.
Liberal advances made on property.
RErEHENCEA.—Messrs. It. Habersham * Son, George
W. Anderson, Robert Hutchison, Cohen* Fosdiok, A. &
Lawton, I. K. Tent, Solomon Cohen. 6m octlSflj
A. Be DULLY,
COTTON FACTOR,
N». 7* BAY-STUBBT,
» DAVANNAU.
GEOKOG J. SMITH,
FACTOR, COMHISSION MERCHANT,
And General Agrut,
NO. 168 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.*
.. IIHQMID
Hon. John W. Anderson, Hon. Francis 8. Bartow, Wm.
U. Tison Esq., Horace Smith, Esq.,Messrs.Brigham,
Kelly * Co., Messrs. Wnwliburn, Wilder * Co.
T. m. HOBS,
CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE,
No. 107 Hnv-atreet.
(At the Blue Stan, one door Wet I from Drayton-ttreei,)
Keeps constantly on band, imported and home-made
CIGAR8, of different brands, fine cut TOBACCO, and
SNUFF of all kinds; put up carefully, at wholesale and
retail, and at the most reasonable prices.
r Order, /rum Iks Country punctually attended to.
McAndrew, Michael
McHenry, Thomas
5IcMaken, Bryan
McDooollIn, Thomas
5IcUann, Peter
McMahon, John
report, hut the
MAKINE INTELLIUENCK.
PORT OF SAVANNAH 18
8uuRlsos6h.44m.;8nnSeUfth.iTm.; HishTideGh.
Steamship Florida, Wo'adhall, New-York. to Padel-
f0 K , «Vi kCo ‘ l -? th ’ 4 r off Island, passed
•ohr G J Jones and a propeller bound 8outh. ¥
Br bark Springfield. Roy, Klugztou, Jam. in ballast
Steamship Isabel, Rollins, Charleston, and departed
for Havana, via Key West-to Cohens * Herts
to A Low * Co.
Br brig Kendall, Catharine, New-York, in ballast to
E A Souliard.
Bark Peter Detuill, lloey, New-York, to U K Wash-
bum.
Brig II H McGilve.'j, Crockett, New-York, to Row
land k Ce.
Schr N Berry, Pendleton, Baltimore, to U K Wash
burn.
Steamer Chatham, Rahn, Augusta, with boats 5 and
7, to G 11 Johnson.
Steamer Lamar, Johnson, Augusta, with boats 2 and
14, to T R Mills.
^Stoamer Gordon, King, Charleston,to 8 M Laffiteau.
CLEARED.
Brig Cbx'.tanooga, Bradford, Providence, R I—Brig
ham, Kelly * Co.
' DEPARTED.
SUitAei Wm. Gaston. Shaw, Palatka, *e.
Steamer Metamora, Peck, Charleston.
Ax worthy.
Art, brig AngusU, Stono, Savannah. Hid,
bark Edward, Savannah.
1 l ” Arr ' brl ** A«orn, Coombs, Savannah;
51 * J C Gilmore, Harding, do; Torxtine,do; Pavilion,
do; J A Simpson, a a.
bootab»y-irr 1« in«, brl, AmtnlU. (».w) WyU.,
Wiooasset for Jacksonville.
Soartpert—Air ml. jasx sebr r A Hoath, gavaawah-
I ThASSA N uThON WI 5Tk .»J Hot aim
Jj Of TUtou. IU.., U 184 BrowliUo-at-
UOR1E 1
MICHOl.il.
A liCOliOli.—W por COM. Alcohol kopl co«-
ii J«o»liy oo lunJ for «holM.l. Ml null *r»4. b,
J*o7 ^ J.A.MAYKB, lMBroaubto. Unit,
bJ TOMB JAMS, Sjm.uoo.'imi yilrorn, lonlb.
O *r Mb * pood OMOrtm.al of Dos.iiio HbrdT.ro,
form.by (jiO Id) COLLINS* B1U.KI.KY.
Demhary, Margaret
EDWARDS, PETER A
Eady, Mrs McCarthy, J E
Eaataway, J P .McGinnis, Patrick
Khrol, Jaa 5tcFarlane, James
Edge, Goorge McGoratn, Andrew
Ervin, Henry 5!cUagliran, *Vune
FABIAN, ELIZABETH RMcKeuna, Jan*
Farrall, Patt MoKonaly, Peter
Frazier, Jas McOolden, Thomas
Flanders, Albert 5!oQnellcn, John
Frano, James NICHOLS, O
Francis, Wm Nicholeon, Miss
Fagan, Rich d Noland, Patrick
Farry, Ellen O'HABRA, THERISSA
Flanagan, O Margaret O’Dnuewhuv, Oarthalimou
Flanagan, O Elizabeth M Ogdon. David L
Farmer, Auu E Osgood. Cyrus C
Fairchild, Juo Ord, Ed ward O C
Farrely, Wm
Feeny, Pafk
Feely, Jno 51
ten:
Fenwick, Thos J
Fitzgerald. 51arlce
Fitzpatriuk, Jas
Findlay, Theo A
Fitch, Capt Silas
Fi tigers Id, David
Friend, Jacob
Fisher, Troy
Fjgg, Wm
Fitch, Jos B
Frlpp, Georgs E
Forrest, Peter
Fox, Esther
Flood, Pat'k
Fountain, Sarah P A
Forhan, Silvester
Foutan, Saturneuo
Follan, Jas
Fuuch k Merrick
Fulton, Thos 11
GRAY, LYCUROU8 T
i. Catherine
Graves* Rodgers
Glancy, Bernard
Gales, Silas
Gardner, Capt 8tsphea
Garraty, ,
o Couuoll, James
Ohermuller, Julia M
<).iHerat, Ww
O' Lire, James
PAUL, JOUN
Parsons .Samuel B
Parker,Franklin
Park, Oluer P
Palmer, Amanda E
Peokham, Rowland
l'hclan, Rowland
Pcngleby. John H
Pettingoll, George B
l'srry, Elisa
Phillips, Joseph T
Phillips, Margaret
Phillips, Bridget
Pierce, John
Phillip*, David
Powell, James
Procklet, William
Pollard. C'lrnelia
Puthy, M
Plunkyt. Joseph
RADLY, DAVID
Ramage, Adam
ltahn, Sarah R
full suiU from $3 25 to $4 59.
4TI1 DxrAKTMKMT.
INDIA UtBUKU GOODS.
Contains a large and well selected stock of India Rub-
ber Goods—consisting in part of sack coats, whit*
and blaok; frock coats, two oolors; legging slips,
clonks, tiremou's ooats— Irarrantod to sund 289 de-
|roea heat; riding and driving gloves, horse covors,
5ta DxrSRTMKKT.
uent and latest styles.
■iru Dmp.-nxi.
THK HAZAAK.
This splendid establishue nt, on the left wing of the.
min dopartment, 69 feet deep, is fitted up at great
pens* expressly for ladies accompanied by their chil
dren ; here will be found every quality and style of
CIIIIaDKKN’8 clothing,
and er the latest Paris fashions, oonsisting or infant’s
rubes, christening caps, splendid euib. cape, salts con
nected and separate for every age, Jenuy Linds, Polka
■auks, frocks, ov*rseats, with and without oupos; and
many other goods too numerous to mention in this ad
vertisement. Parents and guardians are respectfully
solicited to call, as great pains have been taken to add
to the comfort and convenience of purchasers.
No abatement from prices Brut naked*
—
llcdmond, James
Itolnbard, 8 W
Hodiusnd, Peter
Began, Patriok
Gafney, Jas
Graham, Elisa
Grsyo, Jaa
Graneoa, Jno
Gannon, Pat’k
Gatehouse, Miry Jane
Grant, Donald
Hagan, PL
tledflcld. Win B
Kelly, Mias C If
Kelly. Edvrard
Richardson, Kezia
Riddley, Wm P
Hiordnu, Jeremiah
Ridgeway, Ruth W
Richardson, Samuel
Rice, Charles F
Gardner. CapO Robinson P R«»ly. Miehael
(ialit, 9 W R*ifly» John
Graddy, Margaret
Green, Jao
Green, IVsnels
Gleason, Mary
Gerker k Martin
Gregor ie, J M
Gill, J M
Gill. Wm G
Golding. Thos
Godfrsy, Rev Hfoh'd
Godfrey, Jeffers
Gordon, Pafk
GoirioU, Tetor
Golden. Alfred U
Gonlding, Rov F R
Gonial**, Atnhroeio
uodderd, W»
G«»se. Rouboa
harrigan, d
Halpin, P
Ruilly.J
Roche Francis
Robertson, James
It,so, Wm
llonk, John
Hork, John
Robinson. Richard U
Rogers, Wm M
Russell, K R
Ru’sell, Bdargaree
b)IANNGN^WILLIAM l
Mhanuoa, Rosetta
Shaw, WU
Swain, El bridge C
Hxyloi, J M
Saylor, Joaiah
Shauahn, Donahs
Boyles. Clark
UAKGA1NM! BARGAINS!
DRY GOODS AT COST.
\1f C. WADSWORTH will commence dis-
H . posing of his rich aud valuable stock or
VANl:Y AND NTAFLK DRY GOOD8,
This day, Dee. 9th, at Nsw-York cost.
,, W ? V.°P # uo 008 ’ n W8ut uf any article in the Dry
Goods lino will fall to call and examine the goods aud
S rioes before purchasing, as we are determined to sell
leae goods at prices full 25 percent, less than they can
be bought ntauy other houso in the city. We will not
enumerate prioes here, but invite ail to eall, assuring
them that goods will be offered at priees which will be
satisfactory.
dee 9 Store under Marshall Home.
Heed Cane!
3 ''HE Undersigned is prepared to supply orders
for REED CANE, in any quantity, for ahipment,
short notice. Also, koeps constantly on hand a large
stock of Oak, Ash, Black Jack, Pin* and Light
WOOD!
For sal* by the boat load and retail. Consumers can dt-
pend spot, being promptly supplied with a good article.
Strict atUndon given to fair measurement.
Boxes for orders ar* placed at tho stores of Messrs. J,
Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper A Co., office
of Morning Newt, and at the residence of JOHN T.
THOMAS, Joncs-streat. D. REMSiiART,
Wood Yard, Forty Wharf.
mnuguui & Cox,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Atlanta, Georgia,
Will collect Debts in the following Counties:
D* Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Casa, Murray, Cherokee
Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, lleary
Merriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troup
Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. V
Rt/orxneee—E. B. Stoddard k Co., Charleston, 8outh
Carolina; Williams A Brother, Augusta,Georgia; Plant.
Brothers, and O. W. Choat, New-York.
Nat. Mxwgpm. [mar 17 If) TMPffAB N. Cox.
. —- -- -J CUNNINGHAM.
IjALTliUOfiK P'LOL'li and HAPttN—‘
W hhd*. prime Bacon Sid ns
MCHANTQN. JOHNSTON * CO.
A l.fi and POK'l'iSM._ao“bklPfvii, Iir.
]\t ^15^ HABfM.—200~ nuporior new iBfsr-«ttrad
n BBU * laudin 6 anJ for sale hy ***,
CLAG1IOBN A CUNNINGHAM.
C J 8B 2 k '’ Prime Georgia CornTTbr
L-“ Ib hy f J»o28j CUHENNS Ihvnnie T
<•)( | BBLS. FI hU P JIlIBAII 10 !>hi
CLAGMOew * CUNNINGHAM.
choio.FI*. j«
■ . ■ ■ ■ J- bouueau.
UCHU UA.U M.'AINaI'FM
O m.t e Hcb.id.m Sehn»|>,..—. Toni" IMnr.Me oati
jgg! T w '2.o^» r ..
I (ITTHK and CUBB55^55irtK»32
X> and choice Goshen aud Western Butter •
CKese. received and for sal* by WFM4S
»/ McMahon * doyle.
h'maciillink tuxss;
JtStXSfiG" ‘ ad a
L J *AHH ... a L.ROCIIK A UOWI4K.
s,uar »’ , » quality Leaf
_J.» I iT , 'e , ““ 1,n * fPOm -^-Victor,
NifLT&F CGBA-SfOlTAn
ii tinJ^iS* J ‘ tJ * s 5 8 » P ri ® 8 crop
a Une order, now asd large hhds, oar-^-
^JsnSf ** fr °“ lauding
A l-K.—29 Imlf hurrols Aie,
NT* oeived and for axle by
MoMAHQN k lH)V
J Suvp******? u,ld “UUNINCI *
t MI 1 received 29 barrels of the ah
will be sold by the barrel or otherwise m
Arrangomonts will be entered info l
^» l8r »’ [ jau 24] ** LJ.Mll
P .J'I'ATOKH.-.IIXI barrel, .u^rior FluuS
for udi to orriro, hr ^
KQwr.ANn * co.
lAALTIMOHK Fl.OUlT.—liou bbU. b.jir.
lj more Flour, for sale by
McMAIION * DOYLE. .
C ^anihkd flag uooTT^Xliiuri^ii
/ Confeotion for imparting fragrance to the breath. I
JNO. A. MAYER.
W Hnn 5 Al1 suitable fhr Rico
Mills aad Safes, for rule by
J«u 19 F. W CORNWELL. 102 Bryan street.
lit I'KWHB A T.—A fresh supply j tut r
J.J ed in barrels and 25 tb bags, of toe best quaiitv
from tne ousquehanuah Mills, and for sale by 9 **
■ C. TOMS, 126 Gay street.
C. A. Le JLAH1A1I,
General Commission Merchant.
Savantialt, Georgia. (r
UKMBY a. ronr. t. K. DCUXAX.
FOBT A in .MIA.1I,
FACTORS ANO COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oof 1 8AVANNAI1. UA.
Julian IlartridKC,
ATTORNEY AT LA II
Office comer Whitakersi. and Bay Lave,
Savnaqali
JOHN BOBSOK;
Of Moilison, Morgntt County, Gn.
TYECEIVES, on consignment, heavy Groceries,
IV Provisions, and all the usual planUtion and faml
ly neooszariea, having roomy storage. Madison ia on<
of the best ap-coautr/ towns for Die sale of Plantatiui
Supplies iu Georgia. Striol attention to sales, and
prompt remittances in checks on New-York, if deeired.
It may be always judicious to stato the net prioedeslrc *
on cousignmonu.
Madison, October 4, 1862. 6m oct 6
CANDIES
AT REDUCED P RICES !
$16.00 per 100 lb*.—25 lb. 18oxes$3,?6
VT O charge for boxiug or delivnriug at llio Kail-
road or aUamboets. Warranted to kcup iu any
ilimste. NEWCOMB * BICE,
jy l ly. b. W. corner Broughton and Whitaker-e
m \KLH A OGDEN,
SHIPPING ANO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
«*P 4 NO. 89 BAY-STREET’, SAVANNAH. ly
WOOD! WOOD!!
'PHE SUBSCttIUEK keeps constantly on hands
I Urge supply of Oak and Black Jack, which he will
*eH on a* «t>ud terms as wood oan be bought at any wood-
yard ia this city. Orders left at Allen A Co.’s yard,or
at my rosldenec. corner of West Broad and Brvan sts^
will be attended to. (fll ly) F. W. AVEBFELT.
NOTICE.
I 8TILL continue tbe TANNING and CURRY
ING business, near the junction of the Louisville
and Augutta Roods. Turners aud Merchants supplied
with Hides and Skins of eJl kinds on reasonable terms.
All ordure promptly attended to.
4»»» O. II. luybobrow.
S PIRIT GAM.—-Prepared frcuhevery day by
Jab 7 J- A. MAYER, 164 Broughto/stmil*
W AUPBNE.—Au Indian preparaUon for re
•^fff to iu original color. It j,
to u ” 1 '* wjsa teJ-L
V1BiBBSK.-!0 boxiraiU Md S do.
V Dairy ef a very fin* quality nod flavor These
Oronud
28j000 SSSSSS
i. F. PdolSCo.,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Williamson's Building*, Uay-street.
1.9. PILOT. Z. K. WtNKLia,
sopt 3 6mo
P. Jacob*’ ■
OIOAB AM TOBACCO STOBX}.
•A7 llull-nt., »I*b of tbe “Big Ihcb.u
Nbar 5Ionumont Square, Savannah, Oa.
Keepsoonsuntly on hand a lahub avoex of imported
Cigars, as well as of his own manufacture, at wholesale
and retail. Also, Chew lug and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff
‘‘ fab 23
Same* JflcHenrv,
INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC.
Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages «d-
lusted. Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa-
pers prepared whereby to recover fosses from American
or British Underwriters, and attention giren to all
mature connected with Shipping and Insurance. Gt-
J 88 NoJW Bay street, opposite the front »f the^Cus-
Klncblejr, Loekvll tt Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. V5 Boy-at., Mavuuoah, ll«.
a. r. KMCHUcy. k. tooaxrr. a. thosus.
l^AMTliJiN HAY.—tfu bales prime, now laud-
i, i n| l from {*-• br . 1 f Sn **tt Ludwig from Bosfon, and
for sale by [ jan 18] BUNKER* GO DEN.
0 *L C/ANM of all sizes on linud and miinufer-
tur^l to order by MORSE * NICHOLff.
166 Broughton st.
VV r L — W UO L —purchased hy
J f Jtn 12 ROWLAND * CO.
klagnesi^ just received
land for sale by [jan 17J ’R'. W?LINCOLN.
l ;, w ,;l^ u 1 -^A N ^' v «r»K | r.^5rbirrei;
4*Ul!r ’ 1 “ d “* ,T ' >m Kl "' "><»
13 QLACKOia; s 1
( Tr.co uiri I^CUu Ibr Ml. by
31 r. BOI-KIN9. At'..
TOBACCO ANO SKUAHST
•200 ■* L }" xc ‘, Tobacco ol *«rl-
. W ous brands and sizes, 59 M. Segara various
brands, in store aud for sale by
SWIFT A CO.
GOODM.—Rich NetWork, Pointed,
iV* * n , d « th#r “yjM Collars, Rich Glace 8ilk,Morce-
rTue and Horunco Silks, all colors, Fine 12-4 Bed Blau-
k««. Al.x.od.r-. KM Cilor.., r.Jiu' S llf,
LMliut.r. \ o.t.. Lintn T«bl, lf.oi.uk. N.pki&A Iriah
Lin*.., jurt l.uuivud by W. 0. WAI1SWORTU
“ mor. .odor AMrali.)l Hou..
J US'J 1 mol 5 bbls. Pico Nuu,for hI. by '
A.BONA0P.
JBH NEQHO BBOOANS. G.ntl.to.n'
. ."IWBoou .BdSbM., l^dl..-, MiMM-
dron s do, for sale low by w.
W OOUKN ANO WILLOW Wj
large assortment may be found at 1651
U«t»]
S OAP .ml OANIILEn.-F.mliy ud We. 1
.O.Uo,*^f. J by“ , ‘“ , “ IIO '‘ T “ ,OWC * ,, ^"/ ) j %S'“ i ” d
kV.ldburg-j Bntldlng^ ItFsrjmrt
KOWIAA# A CO.7
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,,
So. 1TA BayMlr.uk. Mnvnumsb.
JO-JK t. xowzjFZp. an 21 jomjs v. aowiaao, 1%.
OlUIKUT UIJTT.LU,
HABTSIt BCU.UBB, ,
DCALSR IN WHITE PINE L U AS B K Ii.
Y.rb-.ire.t, Ogltlbtr,. Sf,
Bqv anna
D. Wei
SHIP AND BBNERAL BLACKSMITH,
Oppestie I.uur’a i'uiiuPmi
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