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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1853)
SAVANNAH M0KN1NG NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1853. THE DAILY MORNING NEWS. 1$Y JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T.TIlOMft KiikT rtm... New JJNrltMmnili kmo: 95 W^tiu-vsh is oo I appear in both papen. Largest Circulation in the €Uy !! Wetlnewtlay f»ioinln M , February Vo*tone on lit© AlornlnR Newn* under tlie new Law. DAiLY NEWS, la Georgia, TDft onum TRI-WKF.KLY NEWS, in Georgia. 3* ft DAILY NEWS, to aav part of the U. 8.1ILMft TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, t«» nay part of the U. ». 7« oli. Sar The abov* aro tha ratoi when paid Jn^rane* attlio office of dolt very. When not paid in ~ rate* ara double. u advance, the Gf* SEE FIRST AND LAST PAGES. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. an s wit ted to ikeDatiy Morning News.) New York Cotton .Hnrket. New York, Feb. 14. On Monday the Naw York colton market was dull with a declining tendency. Tlie enloa were only 700 balee. J’he ship hale Hunter, from Savannah, ar rived at Liverpool on the 27th ult. Ckarldo^ouon Market. Ch^ju.kstok, Feb. 15, P. M. The sales tpday, Tuesday* were only 580 bales, at extremes ranging from 8 to 10§ cents. iar We are requeatetj to direct attention to the cnlflfer a meeting qtfftjyocera in another acolutn^r W The Campbells.—Full houses greet these Minltrela at the Atlieimum nightly, and the character of their audiences is the best praiae that cao be bestowed upon their performances. To-night they present almost on satire change of programme. New Fire Knginis We learn that the Oglethorpe Firo Company No. 1, havo contracted with Mr. John Uouxks^ of Baltimore for the building of a new ami spleudid Fire Engine, which ia to be finished and ready for delivery in this city during the present month. The company by contribu tions among themsolvas have raised the largos: portion of the purchase money; hut being still short of the whole amount, and (ho con tributions falling heavy on the members, they will be obliged to ask the assistance of their fellow citizens and the insurance offices to enable thorn to raise the sum necessary to comply with thoir engagements. To their appeal we doubt not there will be a prompt and liberal response. T. e rapidly extending limits of our city renders it necessary that the effective force and means of our firo depart ment should be augmented, mid no good ci< thr.su will hesitate to aid those who freely givo t heir time and laboi and their money, for the protection of the property of the city. We need more effective engines, and the Oglethorpe Company are entitled to great credit for hav ing on their own responsibility takon steps to provide us with a superior machine to bo em ployed for the common protection of the pro perly of our citizens. Mr. Rodgers has the reputation of being one of the best if not the very best engine builder in the Union, his ina- chines having sustained a successful compari son with those of the best Philadelphia and New York builders. The contract entered into with the Ogle thorpe Company, calls for one of his first class suctions. The engine is to he ornamented and finished in the latest and most upprovod style, and is to be superior in point of capacity and power to any machine now in use in this city. She will be double decked, with ssveu end half inch cylinders, and six to niue inches stroke, so constructed that the play may be adjusted to ault circumstances. Meaaurment of box, aoven feet; wheels four feet two inches in di ameter—trend three inches. The engine will be warranted of superior workmanship in every department, and to perform to (lie satisfaction of the company. It will be a valuable acquisi tion to our city, and will reflect much credit on the Oglethorpe Fire Company, .who for their port in procuring it will be entitled to the grat itude of our public. Tire NnrvIVors oo board the Brig Zebra. Our readers are familiar with the particulars of the melancholy disaster which befel the brig Zebra, while on hei' passage from New Or leans, with emigrants to Liberia, by which she was forced to put into this port. We gove on account at the lime of the ravages of the dis ease, supposed to have been cholera, which broke out among her passengers and crew a shoit lime after she sailed from Now Orleans, and by which, forty-two of their number died. We published at the time a list of tho dead.— Assn interest is no doubt felt by tho friends of the emigrants abroad in regard to their late, *X« publish below a list of the survivors, who sailed from this port on Thursday last, the 10th inst., for Lihsria. Ws also republish the list of the dead. Litt of the Lfofng.—Nim M«dlty, Silvia Medley, I Priucn Kannly, John Dniikiii, lloury Vick". Ever- lino Vicks, Alexander Hull, Kufns Rcrn iluy, Aunlln Knneday, Wilson Freemen, Issue Jackson, llcnry Suinnervillo, Henry Nunn, Matilda Smith, Sarah l'\ Nunu, Matilda Anti Nunn, Kichard Wilson, Adelu Kmoduy, Alfonso (hear, Hnrwli Knneday, More Jackson, John Jordan, Louisa Jackson, Roseau Knneday, Henry Mitchell, William Anderson, Caro- linn Ludlow, Harriot Ludlow, Charles Jackson, llanuer Grier, Obidunar Grear, HarrioqAun Free man, John Moore, Henry Gatewood, Halas Watson, Adjjur Ludlow, Abrum Watson, Rebecca Watson, Mttckcncduy, Emily Wilson, Cuthrino Willson, Squire Wutson, Mitchell Vick*. Cluru Koneduy, Re becca Knneday, Idu Ludlow, Mary Knneday, Re becca Lucy Ludlow, l.uds Ludlow, Anmnda Spot*, Lonnru Hooker, Arnnetta Knueduy, Richard Jack- sou, Laurence Keumluy, Anakey Jackson, F.dwurd Foster, Mary Witherspouuo, Frances Withorspooue, Martliu Witlirr.poone, Nancy Kmioday, Mary Ro berts, Walter Robert*, Amandn Robert*, Tho*. Ro berts, Honeparl Roberts, Rose Toolan, Ellen Free man, Rico T. Freeman. Charles Hull, Sarah Vick, Mary Vick, William Vick, Susan Ells, (ino. Ells, Gabriel Keueday, Preston Hughs, Oaslmw Ludlow Daniel llutchsun, Jus. Gnyhurl, Edwd. liujlinl Simon Ludlow, Peter Ludlow, Hukaii Ludlow, Ad lino Ludlow, Hilly Knneday, F.li/.a Knneday, Ague Koneduy, Ellen Koneduy, Cornelia Keueday, Cutli line Keueday, And. Ferguson, W. II. Johnson,Tho. Wilson, Busan Wilson, Willis Wilson, Kodu Birch, Maria Ludlow and Mary Ludlow—Total 98. Lift of the Dead.—Capt. Mitchell, 8. W. Mus- ted, male ; John Knwen, seninun ; 8. Purguson, do.; W. Hessor, cabin-boy; L. Witherspoon, emigrant ; W. Hull, W. Mcini, J. Wilson, L. Washington, A Moore, L. Burch, C. Moore, P. Wilson, (I. Wither spoon, W. Freeman, E. Pruitt, C. Smith, Mary An uie, infant, Maria Ann do., Heritor, 8ally , E. Jackson, P. Minor, P. Heuboru, II. Hay den, J. Watson, J. Minor, K. Kennedy, H. Kennedy, Richard, iiifHiit, Mimiy do., Ellon do., E. Wilson, V. Moore, L. Roberts, A. Hines, A. Kennedy, 8. dfcory, M. K. Kennedy,—42 in all. Tho Savannah Turners’ Association vis ited thsir brother Turners of Charleston lust week, to participate with them in Rlisir first festival which came off on Monday last. Oi; their arrival they were received by tho Charles ton Society and couduclod to their Hotel. Or Monday afternoon both societies, after march ing through the principal streets with tits ban ners displayed, and accompanied by hands of music, proceeded to the exercise ground, where a large numL-sr of ladioa and gentlemen had already assembled. Hers there was au interchange of friendly redresses by Mr. Pappe, of Chaileaton, and Mr. Rosenburg, of Savannah, on behalf of their respective societies. The exorcises then commenced, and several inteiesiing feats were performed, when Mr. Weber, President of tlw CharloBton Society, announced that a citizen had presented to them a Gold Medallion and a Silver Goblet, to be contended for on tho o •ion. During the contest many very surprising eats were performed. The prizes were won by Turners Franxe and Pappe. The Sa vannah Tumors Association then went through their usual exercises, which concluded the performances, and both societies returned lo their Hall. In the evening there wus a grand Ball in Hibernia Halt, where the Turner» were more numerous and the gyrntious no leas intereating aud grucolul than during the day psrfotTuaoce. The Savannah Society arrived home in the Charleston boat last evening, highly gratified with their visit, and offer parading through several streets retired to their Hall, where, having deposited their flag, they adjourned to meet again at an entertuiutnent prepared foe them by member F. Dannknkei.ser. QT The Culuiubus, Ga., Times, is now printed on a press propelled by a steam engine, built by Mr. E. Mkrshon, a young mechanist of that city. The editors say the engine is as perfect a apscimen of workmanship as ever was constructed, aud though small does the work of four atroug hand* iu quicker time, and much more satisfactorily. The editors add— “ Mr. Mkrshon is a native of Columbus, end bse just reached his 21st yesr. He has me dian genius of a very high order, and richly de serve* (be patronage of the public. We take great pleasure in commending him to our brethren of the press who are in ueed of an en gine. We would not exchange our engine for the best negro fellow in the market.'* Accident on the Railroad.—We learn, aoys the Charleston Mercury of yesterday, that an accident occurred to a freight train on tho South Carolina railroad on Mouday eve ning, near Fort Motte, about 96 inilea from Charleston, involving a considerable loss ol property. The tenth car, about 300 feet from the engine on the train was discovered to », and before it could be checked. 1 to six platform chrs. which ‘ l "~ contents, about five hun* wero totally destroy- »intense as to inelt the ^injuring a consider*- d *o as to delay tha t train until 64 p. short time since that a r had aent ua from bis full grown. Ycster- several gathered fully ripe and oar friend ol any Congreaa. In the Senate on Friday, Mr. Mason, from the committee on foreign relations, to which was referred (he subject of tho explanations to the ratifications of llm Clayton ami Uulwer treaty, made a long report, acconqmniod by the following resolution : Resulted, Aa tli« opinion of the committer, that tho declaration on liic part of thn British govern- meat, and the reply thnroto by the Secretary of Statn, as preliminary to the exchange of the ratifi cation of the treaty concluded nt Washington h tween the government" of Great Britain and the Baited Hlutes, on the 19th of April, 1850, imports nothing inoro than an admissinu on tho part of the two governments, or their functionaries, ut the timo of such exchange, that nothing contained in the treaty is to he considered ns affecting tho title or existing rigid" of Great Britniu to the English seltlcmimt* in Honduras bay, ttml conacqueiitly. in the opinion of thn committoo, no measures are necessary, on the part of the Senate, to be taken in reference to such declaration ami reply. The committee report that tho Islands in tha Bay of Honduras belong to Guatemala, and being such are Central American, and cannot be colonized by Great Britain without violating tho treaty of 1850. On motion of Mr. Cass, two thousand copies of the report wero ordered to he printed. Itlnttern uiitl Things in Wnshlugton. A Washington letter says: Mr. Badger’s nomination, in the executive session on Friday, was postponed to the 4th of March, by a ma jority of one. It is probable that the President will withdrew him and nominate Mr. Micou, a distinguished lawyer of Now Orleans. The nomination of G. W. Wright for Suh- Trsasurer of California was considered on tho same day, Mr. Gwin advocated, Mr. Weller op posed it. Messrs. McCorkle and Marshall were ulso opposed to the appointment. A New York Senator made a speech in favor of assenting to the President’s nomination, assert ing that the nominee was n good Freesoiler, having supported Van Buran in 1848. Ad journed without deciding it. 'J’he President has nominated John Ran dolph Clay, Envoy Extraordinary to Peru ; Theodore S. Fay, Charge to tlie Swisa Con federation ; William J. Vickena, Collector of Customs at Vienna, Ind., D. M. Wright, Jus tice of tho Peace, Washington; Rev. Dennis Powers, Chaplain in the Navy; John W. Broodhead, Second Comptroller of the Trea sury rice E. J. Phelps, resigned. He is from New Hampshire, and a Democrat. He is now Clerk in tho Comptroller’s Office. The De mocrats in Washington dislike forestalling tha President elect in this way. Present* to Gen. Pierce. The Boston friends of Gen. Pierce, not con tent with presenting him with a splendid car riage and a fine pair of horses, have, it is said, ordered a beautiful inauguration suit for him which was finished on Thursday. It consists' of six garments, as follows : L A flue black dress coat, mode from the same cloth which look the premium at thn U>» W.irl.t’a P.i. Loudon. Coat superbly Gen. Pierce en rente lor tlie Capitol. A Boston correspondent of the New. York Herald, under date of Friday last, says : General Pierce arrived in town last night, with Mrs. Pierce, from Concord, and put tip at the house of a friend. In the course of the evening, he called at tho Treiuont House, where General Cushing has his headquarters and the wise men of the East uto sanguine that as for as Cushing is concerned, the ques tion is settled, and that the .Stale Department, at least, is a sure thing. To the suipriso ol the old fogies, this may turn out to he tlie car thoiigTi there is no telling what mev tranej) between this and the fourth of March. tn Pierce went over to Andover this morning, and will return hero from Concord on Mon day, and on Tuesday or Wednesday, accom panied by his invalid wife, it is understood he will proceed as hir as New York on his way to Washington. He may, perhaps, remain in New York a day or two, if his friends will only let him alone. Such, from aeveral of Gen. Pierce’s fr iunda in Boston, 1 understood to he the programme of his intended move ments for the next three or lour days. Per haps a week may intervene before his arrival at Washington. Nebraska. The New-York Express says the incorpora tion of “ Nebraska” as a Territory was brought about mainly hv Northern votes upon tho pression that the Judges of tho Territory to bo appointed would cxcluda slavery, that i enforce the 30.30 principle of tho Missouri compromise. That undoubtedly depends upon ciicuuiAtances, and the Judges. Shivery going there from Missouri, Nebraska being west of it, that slavery will be hardly got rid of. The hulf-hreeds there, it is said, already own slaves, If slaves get in, and Nebraska asks to bo ed- mitiod as a slavo State, under the principle of the Compromise net, she will bo admitted slavelioldiug, despite (he Missouri compromise of 1820. This “ Nebraska” is of immense Territorial extent, und will have, by and by, to he cut up into two or three StHtos. The Delegate is here, already elected, Mr. Guthrie, und if the act passos will he on hand. Where the Terri tory now is, nia the Indians who have, from time to time, been sent from Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa,—with treaties, that they should remain undisturbed, und free from other government than their Navai..—A Washington letter says that the Navul officers, so far represented at tho Capi tol, aro hostile to Commodore Stockton’s Na val Reform Bill, on tha ground that it perpe- tuutos old fogyism in the Navy : and they pro for thu more radical measure proposed by Mr. Stanton ef Tennessee, tho Chairmun of the Coinmitlca of Naval Affiiirs of the House. Commodore Stockton’s hill proposes 20 Com modores ; 70 Captains; 80 Commanders; am. 50 Li. Commanders—making an incieuHO of 55 commanding officers by the RHorm Bill. Tlie number of Lieutenants now in the service js 325, und the reform bill proposes to incretme tha number Ur 370. Thus the reform hill udd-»* 100 officers to the present personnel of tho The following facts appear from the Navy Register in regard to the present naval estab lishment, viz: that umuug the (51 SeniorCom- undorn, unity ho found ten who have peiflMhcd r sea service at all, and nineteen who have been less than two years at sen. ™ There are six squadrons on the foreign sta tions, and there will bo twenty Commodores to commend them. They can keep up a rota tion in lucrative service, to tho exclusion ol Captains. Tho sumo bill provides sevonty captains, and will he impossihlu in the , existing condition of the Nuvy to fmd employment for more than last World’s Fair lined with satin dochene, slttrve linings also of satin. 2. Undress waistcoat of plain black silk ; back of satin dochene, and lined throughout with white satin 3. Full dress vest of plaiu white silk ; back and linings of white satin. On the satin lin ing of the right side ure thirty-one stars, re- presuming the States of the Union, forming h circle, wrought in ailver. Within this circle of stars is the. Anchor of Hope, worked in gold. Outside of all is an endless circle. Translation of these emblems: ‘‘In the Union of the States is otirronly hope. God watches over tho republic—eternal ho its duration!" thu opposite white satin lin : ng is wrought a chaplet of hay leaves, tied ut tho bottom with golden knot, outside of which is another cir cle of gold. 4. l*«nts of plain black doeskin, of the fin est material that can he procured. 5. Undress pants of a plain black, very fitio silk and wool mixture. 6. Overcoat of pUiu block, superbly lined, and'mude in tho form of a surtuut. Tho embroidory is being executed bv a ladv of Boston. It is intended that tho suit shall he tho finest specimen ever manufactured in Amelias. ST There is to be a National Inauguration Ball, after all—to take place oil Friday ensil ing, Match 4th, at Washington. The mana gers embrace sixty-five Senators and Repre sentatives, five army officers headed by Gen. Scot!, five navy officers headed by Com. Mor- and ubout forty citizens of Washington and Georgetown. Whigs and Democrats alike figure in the ceremonies. Among the list of mauagera we see the nemo of Hou. Robert Toomhs, of this State. ty G. Hamilton Jones, Esq., Private .Sec retary to the lion. W. R. Kiug, went out to Havana in the Isabel, under an oppoic'ment from the U. S. Senate, to inform Mr. King ol hio election as Vice President of the U. S. Sidney Webstar, Esq., of Concord, N. H., has been appointed private secretary to the President elect. 13?" The Uuited States aud Pucific steam ship Companies have msde arrangements to run a weekly !ioa of steamships between New York and San Francisco. When the John L. Stephenr, belonging to ihe Pacific Company, now on her voyage around tho Horn, shall reach Panama, and when the new steamer be longing to the United States Mail Company, now taking in her machinery, ahall ha in readi ness, (say by the first of April,) these compa nies will have 25 ships ir* service. Food for the Ga rote.—The New York Times says il has information that seven per sons have been condemned to tho garote, and sow He ir. css of tho Habonese prisons, await ing tho execution of their sentonce. Their names aro, the Count of Poxos Dulces, Dr. Goasie, Juan Miranda, Luis pduardz Cristo, Joaquin Fortuo, aud ono Pinto, a writer for the press. Their crime is political conspiracy, the nature and object of which do not reach us. It is understood, boworor, that tho prisoners are to bo transferred to Spain, there to have T! 4 * M, . e of fcORAiuj in Eufau- So, after providing for a retired list of super- anuutod officers, there will he a very numerous list of unemployed officers, who might us well be. retired. But the House will, no doubt, reduce the number of officers proposed iu iho Semite bill, und preserve its other valuable fentures. Moral Rs.eokm in New Jersey.— The Now Jersey Senate, just now, has under con sideration a hill relative to Ilabituul Drunken ness, of a very siriugent character. Among other provisions it empowers tho Court of Chan cery to issue a commission in the nuture of a writ de lunatico inyuirendo, to inquire into the hu- bitual drunkenness of any person having real or pereoual estate, and in cupe of habitual drunk enness found, by reason of which its victim has become incapable of mannging his estate, it is authorized to appoint a guardian, who shall have full power over the estate of the drunkard and such other prerogatives us are conferred the guardian of an idiot or lunatic by the entitled “ An act concerning Idiots and Lunatics,” approved April 1G, I84G. On the death of the habitual drunkard the property is to go to his heirs—but in case he reform, it will revert to his own management au before. No contracts habitual drunkards make, rela tive to real or pursonal estate ure to he binding, after the writ shull have been issued. It is al so provided that no ptocess shall issue, in an swer to petitions from a wile against her hus band, or by a child against his or her parents. Inn keepers ora to receive notice not to furnish habitual drunkards with liquor, and penalties ~~ prescribed for a violation of the order. ut Fitliliiver N. Y. Mr. Meagher arrived at Fall River New York on Friday afternoon, in the steamboat from Providence. Cu approaching thoharbor, he wus received with a salute of thirty-two brass field pieces, aud ihe wild huzzas of thousands of people.^A large number of dis tinguished citizens, were in attendance r.t the wharf, aud welcumed him to Fall River. Mr. Meagher proceeded iu a carriage to the Exchange Hotel, where, being caliwd upon repeatedly, he appeared on the balcony, amid the utmost enthusiasm, and thanked the peo pie for their kind reception. He was to lec ture iu the evening, aud alt the tickets were disposed of. A correspondent of the New York Herald says- -as 1 send this, an Irish band is serena ding him. Nothing can equal the enthusiasm iu hie lavor. Tho recent attacks upon him have aroused an extraordinary feeling in his behalf, and ho will curry nil before him. From Port-au-Prince.—The brig Elvira, at Boston from Port-au-Prince, Jan. 18, reports that the mortality turning the shipping, from yellow fever, still continued. The brig T. Crosby was to sail fur Boston in eight or ten days. She had lost her Mate and Tho Captain und Mute of the Silver Clotul, of Bucksville, were both dead, hud them one to take charge of the vessel. Iu consequence of long-continued wet weather, hut little Cofl'co or Logwood had come in. Coifce was quoted ut 94c.®95c., Huy ticu Currency.—Doubloons were at 230. |3T Tho liiterutttionul Copyright Treaty which it is said hus been prepared between the United States and Great Britain, is similar in its provisions to those of the international copyright treaty between France and Eng land. Under its authority, the authors o books, of dramatic works, of musical compoai lions, paintings, 6cc., &c M published and copy righted in tho United States, will ipso facto, en jav all the rights and privileges which an Eng lish copyright would secure to them in Great Britniu ; and in like manner, a British copy right will possess the same legal authority ir the United States as nn entry in the clerk’s office of the District Court, pursuant to an i of Congress. The only conditions imposed American authors are the registration of their copyright iu Stationer’s Hull, and a strict phunca with the laws of Great Britain in res pect to the deposit of a copy of their work in tho British Museum, while similar restrictions are imposed nu British authors. The treaty has iiot yet received the signatures of the con tracting partiea l Result We see it stetsd that Mr. Doty ol Wisconsin Is about to introduce in the Houae of Representatives, under the rule, a petition accompanied by a bill appropriating $500,000 for tho immediate construction, under the reciioii of iho Postmaster General and To|h>- graphical Engineers, of an air line post-route railroad from Washington, via Baltimore and Philadelphia, to Now York. By referring the proposition to the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, he hopes to get a report cith er for or against, and thus bring the subject before the House. If the Committee do not re port, he will move it •• en amendment to the Post-Route hill. lariii. suid there is serious talk in New- York of getting up another crystal palace, to compete with the one ulrendy under woy, to he located nt Staten Island. The move ment is hacked by influence and capital, aud very possibly it may succeed. It is proposed to buil J it of wood, and have it adapted for a permanent summer house, after the exhibition has closed. C J Csmhrelenx N Y C fi Arnold Hsv'li Mr Viels and laity...Alban, Mrs Fonda Miu Townsoud do II IIu*;h«s and fainily....<Jn J Freeman Gordon h Inxersollaud faiu.Diiffaf F Beldvn N C C Kmltli Eli D 1* Hogue and son do T J Eppes do A M Galnin Alau G It Itonurickion N Y J Kdwarda do E Davison and duushter.do Mr l.ewiaand friend.MoMI* J II Lester N Y J G Bergen, ly aud Mater.do E R Mills do G Green and lady... A Postal Convention.—Tho National In telligencer slates that negotiations ora now in progress at Paris for a Postal Convention between Franco and the Uuited States, and our Minister ut London has recently been in structed to rcuew the negotiations on postal communication with England, commenced by Mr. Lawrence, hut not yet terminated- XjF It is suid that certain partiss at Balti more are trying to induce a return of the half- pilolage system, abolished last year by the Legislature of Maryland. The Baltimore . American strongly opposes tlie movement, 9*. ,,#B ? rtek,on NY shows the benefits realized at tliut port by the free pilotaga system, and refers to iho experi ence of Now York in support of the same yiews. stated An Important Movement that the wealthiest and most influential com mercial organization in Europe has deter mined to send un agent to the Uuited States for Iho purpose of ascertaining whether or not tho cotton growers of the Southern Statos are disposed to throw off the Liverpool monopoly of cotton. The proposition is to create a con tinental depot for colton. Yei.i.ow fever at Rio.— 1 Tlie U. S. frigate Saranac arrived at Pensacola on Friday from Rio de Janeiro, with tho molancholy news of the fever raging with feurful violence at Rio. Many persons had been victims to the disease, and huainoss in a measure was at a stand. Among the victims wus Liout. Haywood, of the Sarnnec. or In the Court of Common Pleas, at New York on Friday morning, Judge Paine rendered e decisipu against John Lauherstein, and in favor of Josepli Bauer, in the aum of $10,000/or biting off the end of Plaintiff's nose, though it was said the plnintifThad pre viously attacked defendant aud severely bitten his thumb. cr A resident in San Francisco, writing to a friend in Boston, says he had u turkey for bin dinner, weighing 11} pounds, and that it only coat him $1G! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UROCKHH- M1IET1M1. ■N maatlsg uf the Qrouer* of tha city of B*- vannsh, and other* in favor of forming a Grocers' Association, will meat l'hisfWaunasAay)Ev*- niog, at 8 o alack, at Armory Katl, when baainesi of importauca will ho trannaotad-panotual attendance la raquotod. liy order of tha Committee. frh 10 or t he Alabamu law against the circula tion ofsmall hills is likely to prove a dead letter. Coi'NTKHFKIT THHEE CENT PlRCES.—Till! Manchester (Muss.) Mirror says that counter feit three cent pieces ore quite common there 1 hey are clumsily executed. MARltlKD, At the realdonoe of Franc!" Vallaton, on tha M Fah- Nnifi'nV r»V» W> K,, r' utriak - »*»•. WM. THOW- IIK1 l)G E, of Richmond county, and Mis N. VALLATON, of llurka count/, Ga. d Miss ELIZABETH DIED, ii Wednesday, the 29th tnet., Mr. WILEY «_ .... — r of h |„ Mf w h(Ul been a resident of Macon for 1(1 yaara. Arrivals at tlie Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE...Wiijnr.uaEH k Sox, Proprietor*. Tcksdat. Fan. 15. T Lyman. Mrs C 8 Marti L W Wincheat Mrs W II Foudey N J .Boston ...j-ttV Prov ....N . log* re i A Blanchard i B T Chapman St Marj J Dof?a Torre.... M II R. .....St Many's O A Perkins .....do * M Rogers. C Buck... E C Drew... A 8 Hull Robinson Angi i C Pytlirsi* Burke W M Wad ley II Garrett.. J O Ford B L Harris. " WDobbli J Nkilton.. Verno ....Charleato .Ilousto M W Dobbin Portland MARSHALL HOUSE Tunmi, J W Cunniughat ..G. Faiiuo, Proprietor. _ .Ala M B Doan SC F W McCarthy Macoi - . iy..» J M II Randolph. W T Kaiisum R II Singleton R Mosley.. J W Johnson W T Moss GP* Ship Fever is very prevalent at Deer Island, baluw Boston. Dr. Lolhrop and J. B. Munroe, the Superintendent, are lying ill ith it. I3P 1 * A story is ufloal to Ihe effect that a cial messenger went out in the steamship Af rica, commissioned to seek an interviow with tho Prince de Joinvillc, in the hope of throw ing some additional light as to the lineage and identity of Rev. Air. Williams, the ucwly dis covered .“Bourbon.” SjtiTKRs of OiiAitiTV Dead .—Sister Alnry isephine Halaall died in tb»j Convent of the Visitation at Wheeling on ..ie 28th ult.; and Sister Mary Antonia Bray at the Mobile Con vent on the 29th. is said a pri- The Pope and Empkkoi vatc letter received in New-York states good authority that there is no probability of the Pope going to Frauee to crown the Em peror. CTA new steamship company is being formed in New York, for the California trade, to be called the New York and California Steamship Company. The capital is $1,500,- CjO, in shares of $1,000 each. Confession of a Double Murder.—Thom as Casey, who is in jail iu Boston on a churge urdcring Ouvra Taylor and his wife, at Natick, in September last, has made a full con fession of his guilt. He says he quarrelled with Taylor about hrflfa dollar, and killed him, and that Airs. Taylor being uwakeued by the struggle, came to tho door, when he also killed rith an axe. Casey is twenty yearn of do do do 8 V Neal and ly.Warrenton Z Brantley Sandersville RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ac.. FEB. 15. Por Central Railroad—9.S5 bales Cotton, and Mdse. Washburn, Wilder A Co, Itnbun A Whitehead, J Joues. £. A R L Fulton, Franklin A Brautley, Chaa liartridgo, Behn A Foster, G B dimming. Bouton A Gun by, J F Hamilton, Hardwick A Cook, W Duncan, h £* r v u * k Both* eit A Smith, W D Ethridge A Co! G S Frierson, J 11 Burroughs, (i W Garmauv A Co, R A 8l . nit,, ' Lawson A Godrroy, MoMahon A Doylo, D It Dillon, Caldwell, Neely A Co, Harper, Stu art A Co, aud order. €0MMEK€iJlL. AUGUSTA, FEB. 14, P. M.—Cotton.—Thera was a fair demand to-day, aud tho sales made w ere at last w eek* prices. Yix^ 9>4 Jor Middling Fair. Tho sales reported to us sum up 5I« bales, from 7 SANDERSVILLE, FEB. 15. — Cotto.t. — Thera is still a good domaud for this article. I.a*t week the ■ales at from 7}' z tp 9% cants. MACON, FEB. 15.—Cotton.—The oiroring stock is t guncrnlly iu a dull and 7KC4>»>s. s in o r last, an active busiuess doing in Coffee tho past weok, with a slight advance. The sales will probably foot up 5000 bags Rio at prices ranging from 9/, to fOo-th# larger bulk above VXo. That at 10c was for very prime iota. The stock in hand is about 14,000 bags-the marketers- .ft. 4 ®. 1 a&}£!! r £- r M ftUu,io “ t0 ' da y 300 Bio were sold at 9,O5@0.6U. Importations 4,609 bags Rio. Cotton. The salts of Cotton this weak are 350 bales '! ir .*. i , n A a, .?? or ^ and Gulf middling to middliug fair at 10.4(g) 11‘4c, 6 n»os. The demand limited to tha -•■tual wants of manufacturers and prices same aa last weok. Stock 200U bales. Fi.oeu.—Howard street.—On Wednesday tho salts Iu. Buyers, lUOOharrols , far, bought sparingly* day the Mar ket was very; quiet, with a safe of200 barrel* choice brands at $5,25. Buyers were not offering over To day the sales arc 2000 bbts. at $5,12>4 and 600 bblsat $5,1N&. C, J Y Blli.i-8.—The market lias been very quiet this eok and tho sales limited to a few thousand barrols 1 11 J? f? 1 n * r f l, P r h ® ,d *»t«cRor. Sales to-day lUSS .‘’.’■'•VA* 5 - 12 *- ™ *»■> age. Empress of France, it is said, has caused the retirement of Airs. Howard from Paris. There is a report that she has married an officer of the army. ohoiuo at $3.25. Corn.—The transactions have been limited onac- mnt of the tight receipts. SaloMofwhito havo ranged um 55(g)58c., and yellow from «0@63o.—very little, nwover, brought tho top figures, aud at tho close of the week prices were down. •QUOt.M.rjl.nd »137®I0».. and I'cnmyl- vaut., at ll(q)4.k., with only moderate transactions. Nav.ai, Stuhks.—Wo quote sales of common' Rosin at Begimsiko ur THK New Keign Tho n.w j.h'iJL*, 1 '''’. , N “-*<■ I'ltoO*1.75. T»r *2,« „ ,, v»rai"h 20® Alo, and Spiriu of Turpentine 75fo)77o. The AIoihi.e Bar.—The eieamer Black Warrior, having been too heavily laden, wns unable to pass out over the Ainbile bar on Fri day last, and was detained in consequence till Monday. Cheap Fakes.—It is stated that •iuce tho reduction of fare to Albany on Hnrlem road, the receipts for through business have incrauaed 50 per ceut. This is another practical demonstration, says the Baltimore Sun, of what has been ao often asserted aud proven, that low fares almost iuvariably bring an increase of revenue. Many railroad com panies now charging exorbitant rates, and do ing little more than paying current expenses, we have not a doubt would be astonished themselves at the increase of their receipts, ware they to evince • little more of the spirit of Ibc age, and reduce their fares just on# half. CV* Tho butter speculation Iras been over- dono. From various quarters we have accounts of a rapid decline in prices. The Albany (N.Y.) Journal of the 7th inst. Bay*: “Butter specu lators have the blues. Their two-shilling con tracts and three-shilling hopes are likely to end in smoke. Tho very beat article brought (o market soils at twenty cents.” A German physiciun is said to he about to publish-iu German u scientific condemna tion of the present loose sleeves worn by Indies. He asserts that they promote rheumatism and all kinds of complaints, uud recommends return to the long and loose sleeves of u former period. The Democrats of New Hampshire.— The Democrats of New Hampshire, in Gen eral Pierce's own district, who lately nomina ted Geo. A. Alorrison for Congress, in Con vention adoped resolutions endorsing the reso lutions recently offered by Gen. Cass, in the Senate of the United States, re-affirming the Alonroe doctrine. iy'i ’he Jury iu the cuse of Cobb, another of the J.-rry rescuers, have failed to agree, and been discharged. fcS** About filty vessels delayed by heud winds, arrived nt Boston on Tuesday last. BTT hero is a telegraphic rumer from Afo- bilo of a defuultcatiou by the Post Alnster of that city to the amount ol $21,000. The Bloomers.—Menerul of the “strong- minded ” ladies hold a grand temperance demonstration at Afetropoliian Hall, New- York, Alonday night, and made speeches, received subscriptions for iho Lily, and passed a Constitution and By-Laws. There were six, including Airs. Amelia Bloomer, of t8enecu Falls, N. Y.; Rev. AutoineHe L. Brown, of Henrietta N. Y.; Miss Susan B. Anthony, of Rochester, N. Y. ; Airs. L. N. Fowler, of this city, and two other ladies, appeared upon the stage. Messrs. S. P. TgwrssdJ, Horace Greeley, Dr. Parmly, Richard Reed, Col. E. L. Snow, L. S. Beck, and others, were also seated upon the platform. Airs. Bloomer and Aire. Anthony were attired in the Bloomer costume. Aire. Bloomer was attired in a dark brown changeable tunic or kilt, descending just below tho knee, the skirt of which was trimmed with rows of black velvet. The pantaloons were of tho same texture, and trimmed in tho same style. She wore gaiters. Her head-dress was cherry and blnck. Her dress had au open corsage, with hands of velvet oyer tho while chemisette, in which was a diamond stud and pins. She wore flowing sleeves, tight undersieeves, and black mitts. Her whole attire was rich, hut plain in ap pearauce. Mias Anthony was dressed in the same costume, but plainer. Her dress was of lunger skirt than that of Airs. Bloomer. It was of black brocade silk, with pants of the buiur. The trimming was a simple white collar aud cuffs, aud a gold chain. Her hair was cut short in the neck, and curled in front. Rev. Alias Brown was plainly dressed in black silk; and Airs. Fowler in a sky-blue de laine dress, open corsage, but nut differing from the ordinary attire of women. — JV. Y. Mirror, Feb 8th. Spirits of Turpentine 75®77^ Drlcos favor- fic cash- iur now western mere are some California order* iu market. Wo are advised of sales of 100.000 ths at 9®9‘4 J*-end limited lots at 9>4 to U^o And shoulders aftQ to 8?4. hales of300 hams at 12c and 500 ditto at 12k for unoanvassed. Beef.—Owing to the decline in pork this artiole has aJso g van way in price. Sales of luO bids No. I at $12, and 50 do at $12> 4 . Muss ranges from $lti to 17, but de mand confined to ship store supplies. Lakh.—-Brices drooping, which has caused more ac- MvR/. *na brought buyer* into market. Sales or 1000 Mf. 1 * at 1 l £®t£ ,, l s W do at 10ko, on time, and 150do at lOLc; 1500 kegs nt It to lLV* and by retail at like. of 10 b » rr81 ® Holt »v 17 and 18 cts, *ale* 6 at 15 cf* ri,n0 111 W Cl *' 0hi ° keg “ ,c * rc ®' and R'C*.—Sale* At 3J4@4-bC» with a good stock. Run.—Sale of New England at 31c per gal. Fkeioiits.—Southern Freights are dull. To Charlos- tun wo quota at 25c W bbl. an.l 5o $ bnsho». To Savan- nah 28o ct bbl. and lie ft bushel. To New Orloa. ft foot, aud Apalaohioola ft bushel. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR NICW-YORK. To leave on SATURDAY, 19th Feb., FLOW DA, Capt. M. C. Woodhull, will leave os above. For freight or passage apply - PADELFOHD, FA1 feb 2 FAY h CO. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR PIIILADIILFIIIA. To leave ou WEDNESDAY. 23.1 Feb. - o'clock —. M., precisely, jew and splendid stoamshlp STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Wal- feb 10 C. A. L. LAMAR. 1 clock Tha U. 8. M. Steamship ALABAMA, For freight or passag. fob 14 e apply to TAD ADELPORD.FAYJtCO. r Aug ii HniliitRN 011 (Tin River. Thostoamer ILL. COOK, Capt JCPhil- not, will meet with dhmatoh aa above. For freight or passage, having good ac commodations, apply on (ward, or to f«h 15 ' KINCIILEY. LOCKETT k CO. FOR NEW YORK—New Line. n, The regular paoktt bark PETER DEMILL, ^yg&Capt. N. Hooy, will meet with quick dispatch tho above port. For freight or passage apply to Captain on board ut Andcrton's^Lower wharf, or to feb IG H. K. WA811UI RN, Agent. Old Eatnblittlred Lino lor Httlilinorc ie regular pnekot sclir. ANM MAIUA, 8. Itohell master, will meet with dispatch as ove. For freight or passage apply on hoard t Telfair's wharf or to feb 1G BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. w r The FOR HOMTON. Theschr. TIOGA, Kelly master, will meet w ith ' ' above. For dock freight apply to 1, KELLY k CO. BRIGHAM, Lumber FrH;U Wanted. ^r-x. The sc hr. N. BERRY, Capt. Pendleton, 150 tons jfCJA burthen, will meet with dispatch fur a cargo of Lumber for a Northern, Eastern or Southern por ^. -Apply to [fa lOj H. K. WA8HUURN, Age*. N® their ( T OTICE.—Consiuiieo* 11 u irom Baltimore, will attunu to the roc Goods, landing this day at Anderson wharf. AU Goods remaining on the wharf after sunset will be stored at the risk and expense or owners. HENRY K. WA«11DURN, Agent. N. BERRY, expense of owners. , from New York, ‘"‘ilfalr's wharf. AllGoodsremain- iDHot will bo stored atthe risk and [fe 16] ROWLAND k CO. VT OTIC-'K.—Conrifi In MILL, will atten Good*, luudiug This dny is |>«r bhrk PETER DE- o tho roception of their - - , Anderson's lower wharf.— All goods remaining on the wharf after sunset will bo stored at the risk and expense of the owners. II. K. WASHBURN, Agent. I HOUSE WANTED. - Tim advertiser I will require a Dwelling House about the 1st f April, iu somo central part of the city—rant t be moderate. Apply at this office. 3 fe 16 X en Dollars Reward. M V NKURO HOY BKN wi.i. mi.iod from lii. hone ill Yminer.w on Timrstl.v. iOlli in«t. The 1 reward will ho paid for information as to where he in ay bo found, if alive. BEN is ef black complex ion. n ut/int. built boy of six yoars of agr " 'JEOl NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TEA t THA I! 1 Hymn Ten, 15 do Blncle Ten >. , »r sale by * fab 16 SWIFT k CO. [01 Nil.—85 bbl" No. i Mackerel • 25 half do 1 50 bbls do ~ 25 half do SO bbts do Landtag and for sals by [fsb 16] S ' OAr, MTAltVIl, OAN1U.EM, dk,.. 50 boxes Smith’s Family Soap 100 do Now York No. 1 do 50 do Colgato'a Palo A > 60 do Colgate's Pearl Stareb 100 boxes Cheese 100 do Sealed Herring. | VAIUY IIUTtKU.—8U tubs cholcu"ikjri 1/ Butter, just raoeivod at SCALLY'H 1 f^b 10 8t. Andrew'* lt.'u II ill Oft ED 11K RH1N ««,Hound" and Tou7u7, ' nnl Flekl.il Hnlnmn, fee ul. nt ,u “ SCAU.Y'S. tJ 1*1 V.b‘ pm K1 iMK OHKKMK HO hunc. Inin nrlme Chataa, for sals at SC ALLY'S. CHAMPAGNE. Rfk Basket* various brauda Champagne, for s u L OU low at [feb 10] SCALLY 3 IOTTLED WINEH and BRANDIK^Z uavp; m 13 Madeira, Port, aud Sherry Wines and Brandloi „# old vintage, for sale at | feb 10] SGALLY’8. S EED DATM.--20U bag* heavy Maryland ncs.i ^ Oats landing from sohooaar Aun MarUj and for si [feb 16j CLAGHOBN k CUNNINGHAM a Pilot Bread, 50 oo Navy do, 10 do Butter Crackers! 2udo Soda Biscuit, landing from bark Potar DemilL and for sale by feb 1G CLAQ1IORN k CUNNINGHAM. PRUNING HC188UU8 AND KNIVKH- L A ntee article for trimming trees or garden shrub- wry, may be found at 155 Brougbton-et. fab IU MORSE A NICUOI.8. I VUUVIIANIIL.K TABLKOVTLEHi- A new lot juet reoeivod by steamer. MORSE k NICHOLS. Dtil ]) wl fab IG TUIIKR8’ STEELS mid Table Black, with bunk, Ivory and horn handles. MOR8E k NICHOLH. ( ILOTllE.s liORNKM, Clothes Hsueparaand J Clothes Baskets, of all sites. fab 16 MORSE k NICHOLS. 1) ECK1VKD pep Steamer Florida—8atiu a XV Plaid and Printed Bareges, Silk Tlssuos, and Ba rege Delaines. Figured Silks, I’lald India Silks, Black Silks, all widths; French Jacouets and Printed Organ dies ; French Ginghams, Embroidered Ao. HEWITT A MORGAN. / 1 ODD RIO COFFEE—At 10 cents by the VT single pound, or 11 pounds for ft, and a general assortment of fine and Fresh Urooertos atthe lowest cash prico, for sale by ' (fab Id) M. J. SOLOMONS. , (feb 1G) ’“yS!: J. SOLOMONS. FLOUR. O NE hundred bbls. Baltimore Flour for sale liv feb 16 — - ! ROWLAND A CO. H A Y.—100 bale"prime Northern Hay for £te by feb 16 HOWLAND A CO. N1JI.ISH VKH.1IIN DESTUOYHU;: This article ie extensively ueed in England for de stroying alt kinds of bugs, worms, Ac. For Honchs* and Ante there ia nothing equal to it. It haa been fairly test ed In thie city, aud cau be relied upou as an effectual exterminator of all kinde of VerrnLj. Juet rcceiivd and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, fab IG Monument Sgr. GEORGE A. ASH. Oats for Sale. OflfV BUSHELS Heavy Surd Oats for sale. Ap* f P>/ *0 JOHN JONES, fab lb 3 Bav Street. For Sale;, PHE Stock, Fix*ures and Louie of aud lletait Grocery Establishment, i the boat Trade* in Savaunah. The stock is well as* ’ of recent purchase. The location is exoella t be sold only on nocount of thu doath Inquire at Ht. Andrew's Hall. aud the of the late of Jefferson and Broughton Savannah, feb 16 LAND WARRANTS J 6 E. yVITHINQTON. LANDING PER STEAMER— WINE BISCUIT, BUTTER CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS. FINE PILOT BREAD, For bb]„ liy (mid!!) IV. II. DICKSON. Butter at HI Ccut«, LanJinff per Simmer and tiebr. Arctic from N. Y'k. U5 KEGS GOOD FAIR BUTTER, FOR SALE BY TUE KEG OR AT RET klL BY f” 1 * ><> 2 W. U. UICKKON. STRICTLY PRIMEGOSIIEN BUTTER, IMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE, SMOKED BEEF und TONGUES, BOLOGNA SAUSAGES, PIG HAMS, WHITE BATING POTATOES, extraf,nr. Landing per Steamer from New York, and for Bale I WM. U. DH KSOVn, feb 16 I corner Whluker-at. and Bronxbton Lane. - 10c ft bushel. To Mobile 8o Departure of Mtenmrrs from Mnvitnnnn. AsT The regular U. 8. Mail steamors Gordon, Capt. Brnuks, Calhoun, Capt. Barden, and MtUtmura, Capt. Freeland, leave everv morning at 4 o'clock, for ctarles- ton oonneotiug with the Charleston steamships and Wilmington bout* and arrive every evening in Savan- MARlKiC INTELLIGENCE. MEMORANDA. Baltimore, Feb. 11—Arr, brig Josephus, Wilson, from Providence, m ballast; schr Woodbridge, White, do do. of?’ , . ch ^ W .. 1 * l hU,, P f » Watson, Jacksonville. Cld, schr Naiad, Watts, Savanuah. A T II E N JE l M “ THE CAMPBELLS AHE COMING.” FOB SIX NIGHTS ! C'otmncuclnic Tlilw Kvening, February 11. Campbell ITIIn«trels, Have the honor to announce to their numerous friends iu Savannah, that they will open os above with Netc Soaps, Duets and Quarietts, Operatic Burlesques, Dancing, Shaking Quakers, SfC. #ar For particulars, toe Bills of thu day. StdT Tiokxtb—Boxes and Parquutte, 50 cents. Qal- lery (for colored persons only) 25 oonts. Doors op at 0)4—oommences at 7 1 .•.ftTk,— may be Moared this afternoon fr< BECKER’S SELF RISING PATENT FLOUR, G nmt 12 lb. Pnckagei*. AI.SO YE AST P0WDKR8, S U 1* E It CARD. SODA, CKEAAI TARTAR. * A fu, l supply of the above urticlee received per steamer Florida and for sale at CASH PRICES by ffb 16 2 W. G. DICKSON. To Rent. THE Store in Wbituker street, now occupied bv JL the Subscriber as a wholesale Store, of which possession cau be had immediately. .. V'be reutod about the first of Aprirnoxt, their Ret Ail Storo corner of Whitaker and Cougrese-ste. For further partieulari apply to feb 16 M. PKENDKRQA8T t CO., on the Promises. Lost, \TESTEHDAY FORENOON, a plain HOOK .i BRACELET, in Broughton, between Barnard and Price Street*. The tinder will confer a favor and bo rewarded by leaving it at MRS. TATE'S, 14 President Street. HAYNE AND WCIWTUR. S PEECHES of Hayno and Welmor iu the United Stutos Sonato, on tho Resolution of Air. Foot, Janu ary 183U. Recoived by feb 10 ( 1 (IMPOUND Wild Cherry Loxennea.^-A V J very efficacious artiole for Coughs, Colds, Inffuenis. A fresh supply received this day per steamer, and for sale hy l fab 161 W. W. LINCOLN. .Manufactured Tobacco, various brands and sises, 50 Al. Sugars, on hand and for sale by fab 16 8WIFT4CO. ' M alaga grapes, oranges. &t% Received per steamer Florida, 5 kegs Malar* Grapes, 10 boxss Oranges, 10 bbls. Pippin Applts, Rai sins, Figs, Prunss, Dates. Citron, Almonds, 4o. GEO. ALEXANDER, fab 16 Cor. Bull and Congress sts., Monumepf-sq. 1 KCE1VED PER STEAMER—.1 firkin Extra Goshen Butter, 5 do. No. 1 do., 5 boxts “ 5 boxes Bakers No. 1 (Premium) Chocolate, Sauces, Catiups, Ac. JFtfS rulraud 1 GEO. ALEXANDER. EC El V ED PER STEAMER—London aud Dublin Porter, Edinburgh and Alloa*, ( - ’ general supply of Wines^Ltqm “ ' l Alloa*, with a ■ ara, (.iquofS, Cordixll, 4o. GEO. ALEXANDER. , jgUTTBR nod CHEESE.—20 kegs Choice TJ Goshen Butter, 50 hoxe* do. do. Chsess, landing r«.m steamship Florida aud for sale by fab 16 SCRANTON, JOHN8TON A CO. SPECIAL NOTICES. ATTENTION, GREYS! « An Election far Firit Lieutenant, and other va cancies, will be held at the Exchange Long Room* on Tuesday, lrfth last., at 8 o'clock, P. M. By order of Capt. Henry Williamson, fab n B. 8. PILOT, 1st Sorg't. . GERMAN BITTER8, sold .y Dr. C. M. Jackson, 120 Arch street, Philadelphla,*wpoken of in terms of the highest commendation, and we honestly believe that it is one of the beet Medloines advertisti for the complaint* for whieh it is recommended. Thsy are pleasant to the taste, and can be taken under any oircumstanens, by the moit delicate stomach. The prose far and wide, have united in commending this invaluable remedy for dy*pop*«a, debility, Ac.; and such are the healing effects of this panacea, that we hopo it may bo introduced to ovory family where dyi- pepsia has, or Is likely to have a victim. lm feb 4 Private Hospital. JOHN M. COOPER A CO. NEW BOOKS, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER A CO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IGtII. -BANCROFT'S History of thu Uuited States.— Spain : Her Institutioua, Politics aud Public Men. ou.., h by g T. Wallis, author of •• Glimpses in Spaii DOCTORS WILDMAN tk GANAHL, FAnx-s«|EET, West end or tub Plank Road. Drs. WILDMAN A GANAHL having completed the arrangements for a Private Hospital, and fitted up the eame with nil tho sppliauevs of hygiene, good nursing, and medical and surgical at tendance, now offer the benefits of the institution to tha public. The terms of admission are $1 per day. This will se- ire constant and efficient medical attendauoe, medi- oinee, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be required in Xdvano* which will not be subject to rsclamation.- Apartraenta perfectly private may bo obtained ou reo-- sonablo terms. That ihe Institatlon may partake as much as possible of the benevolent public aharactor which the origiue- tore intended, they have eolicitod tho foHowinf gentle men to act as a hoard qt visitors, who will at all and any time lnspoct the premises, and wTios* names arc guarantee* to tho public of its efficient management: i^h^fi 0 " Ch0Te, » I J«bn V/. Anderson, Josephs. lay, a a sm.n ?. h u“«'-? re,n » I Joha'w. RaLun, Solomon Cohen, Essays on tho Poou and other Englikh Writers. By Ainorican Miscellany of Entertaining Knowledge*.— By Francis Woodworth. Eloganily illustrated. Tho Mysterious Marksmau. By Emorsoa Bennett. demptiun. By Ernuiu 1>. E. N. South worth, The Confessional of tho Black Penitents; ortho Ital ian. By Mrs. lUdcliffo. Uus Howard, or flow to Win a Wife. By tho author t the Box Offico. Dr. F. A. JONES, Agent. GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY OFFICE, Sundry's Building, Bull st., opposite Post-Offie, GREGORY A MAURY. Manager*. 75 Number*—13 Drawn Ballots. CAPITAL: 4, *50 DOLLARS! Tiokets $1—Shares in proportion. DAN'L. U. STEWART, Vender for Gregory A Maury. ^ Church for Dkaf AluTita. The Rev. Mr. Gallaudet, son of the late Mr. Gallaudet, of Hartford, Cl, has commenced a Sunday ser vice, in the University Chattel, Naw York, for deaf mutes. Hie congregation now numbers about sixty; and it is aaid that there are not leas than one huudred educated mutes in (ha city. The plan ia, to build a house and or ganize a church of this interesting class of people. Trinity church -haa appropriated a handsome auui for the firet year’s experi ment. The New Court Covtume.—A Paria cer- resnoudent of the Tribune writes :— pari* in dnnsiiMj ICMfier than aver. - The bailee at the Tuiiortea are apoken of a* wonder fully brilliant—in the matter of dreae. Our countrymen here show a laudable desire to attend thain. There are already on the list of applicants at our Embassy more than enough names to fill out all the tickets which will be sent to the American Minister between now aod Lent. Even the exposure consequent, or rathsr snosequent to abort breecbca—tha threatened court costum«~doea not deter them, (hough, at you may imagine, the pros pect of having to appear in aborts aud stock ings, caused some anxiety in the thin legged circles. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITUHE COVERINGS, &e., AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL. W. H. CARRYL’S CURTAIN STORE 1. No. IHO Chebtnut-.t., Philadelphia, M Corner 5<A opposite the State llo use. h lilts u I ways in store a frill stock of French Brooatellas; Do. Satin D* Lain.:*; l Satin Daiuaske; Table A Piano Covers, Ao.: fcreuch Moquette; | Gilt Coruicee; Do. PLubee; j Gilt Pins aud Bands; Lac*and Muslin Curtains Gimps, Friuges, N-Y. &‘aU4 WINDOW SHADES^?ail^tyles and prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac., and every thing complete for Certains of the newesiParis ■tylee, and at tho fairest pricet. Persons sending ths height and *idik of their uindoxe frames, can have their Curtains inode and trimmed in ■beavf* manner: sue Fashion Plata* in August number at Gr.dav'e I.aitv'a Riuik si Oodey's Lxdy'a Book. Steomore, hotels, onr builders, nnA dealers generally, supplied nt the fairest wholesale prices. W. 11. CARRYL, Importarot and Denlsrin Fnruinhiug Goods, ... ,,.,-jag Q IGfiChestnut-st., ooraar 5tk-stae'*t, Opposite the State House, Philo. For Sale, F OUR, jorni,, well broke More. .nJ a.ddl. Horn.. ».moled .ouod .ad ..all., Apple lo ‘ OUBBELUOU8S. IJUWhnl NOTICE. A LL porwo. bavin, claim. a..fo»t tb. ciaie of -C\. Tbooi.. AtklOi. and all ladabtad to ..Id .MU., out look. Mttleaioat with HUI.ET P. ATKINS. QunlltUd Administrator. . HEED OATH! HBBIt OAT* ! TN LARGE UUANTITILa for«!■ bv 1 'eh Id fa U. ’jsts uuu uouoi .ikiA'a. oy nirn. uarouno i.oe Itoniz. The Tell-Tale ; or, Home Secrets told by Old Trav eller*. By It. Trusta, author of " ounny-bidu. ” “Peep at Number Five,” etc., ow.. Nineveh and its Pali 8. L. Illustrated Loudon Edition. Tho Burled City of tho East, Ninevoh: ' Mr.Layard and M. Botta at Nino liy Joseph Bonomi, F. n. narrative of tho discoveries veh and Khorsabad. Illustrated l.ondon Edition. Kicliard Chenevix Trench, B. D., on tho Lessons in r tho Young Artist: A Tale. By III — Englishmen. By Matt. F. Ward, author of from the Three A Winti Continents. :«r iu Madeira, and a Summer in Spain und By John A^lBx. Fifth edition. I?I. Proud ergust & Co. T1 AVE this ilny roceivetl por kteaniship Florida, ftr< S JL a very chuioo ftssortment of Window Shades; ,5-4 ana 6-4 Plaid, Strh-o and White Matting; a roll seasoned lot of Oil Clothe, new patterns, in everv width; Wbito Canton Crape Shawls; Trimming Vel vets, assorted—which, with a complete stock of everv thing useful in Dry Goods they offer ou very moderate terms for cash, at their - . ... „ . Row Store, 178 Broughton-street, fab 16 Nearly opposite St. Andre w s Hall. West side JJliW GOODS.— John Boston, t w .v U ,wu Montgomery Cumraing!** ArrangemenU have also been made for the accommo dation of negroes. p. h. WILDMAN, M. D., Corner Abercorn and South Broad-st. CUA8. GANAHL, M. D., South Broad-street, East of Barnard. dec 21 gentlemen desirous of forming an AQUATIC CLUB, are requested to hand in 1 Thursday, Feb. 3d, 1853, at 11 the Pulaski House < o'clock A. M. JAMES H. COUPEB, JAMES P. SCREVEN, RICHARD T. GIBSON, RANDOLPH 8PALD1NO, C. A. L. LAMAR, ANDREW LOW, THO*. M. FORMAN. lUulCE! mules ! Some fine pairs of fancy Mare MULES; slee. fine HORSES, and a tine Lady’* Saddle lMcusure Boat for Sale. ■loop-rigged Pleasure Boat * LORI DA, copper futeneu and in complete or- JMWidor, is offered for sale. Her length is 21 feet 9 ' beam 8 feet 7 inches. Inquire of and ground, Coffee, black aud green, quality and high flavored. A large a . « —,—„b flnvond. A i.r,® iupplp of the above articles in store, to be sold cheap tor cash, and delivsred in any part of the oity free of chargo, by fa»»t C. B. SC ALLY, At. Andrew* Hell. Barog* De Lain** Mouslin Da Barege Parasols, Chemisettes French and English Crapes Ladies' Long Silk Mitts Laco and Swiss Undersieeves Plain Whit* Crape Shawls i "j” * nd Ed ** n * » a d Inserting* Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery UIimM T....U L. - Shell Tuck Combs English Cottonades Super Linen Tablo Damask 11-4 Allendale Sheeting t Hi-4, J1-4 and 12-4 Toilet Quilts Just recoived per Florida by W. C. WAD8WORTII, P. casks II. W.jSperrn Oil, SO bbls. A CO. Att. JIL. VJ Machinery Oil, in store and for sal* by fab 16 SWIFT |(i.lIESTIl) LlQUOliM* — 50 bbls. K. P. ’ Gtn. 25 do P. A II. Conn. River Gin. 25 do N. E. 25do D. Brandy, in store and for "Ale by W 8WIFTA I^OKIXIGN LIQUOlirt.—5 half pines Otard Jl Brandy, 5 pipes Meadows' Swan Gtn, 25 qr nines Brandy, in store and for sale by feb 16 gUGAH 20 hlids prime N. O. Sugar 10 do 00m. N. 6. 15 do Muscovado do S cra,hwl Sugar 25 do B. Clarified 2f do C. do 15 boxes refined Loaf Sugar > tore und for sale by 161 iWIFTACO v ,tal " *U>- Cask., .VI^01 V ™ 4 Uw. .„a for Hi. br ■«SWIFT SCO. L,’I.Ol;K.-SklO 1.1.1. ti^.n U.lumoro Flour.-Vl.lo jb pur. Q.o.u.. r 2fi do Hiram Smirk or.tr* family s lour, landing aud for sale by 15 SWIFT A CO 0 ATH.—Prime Maryland Oaf* for sain by ROWLANDACO. uuiter, jSq McMAHON A DOYLE. ^pUXPOXil—For cleaniog Silver, Brass or Plat® I Wnro, decidedly the lest artiole ever used, fab 5 MORSE A NICHOLS. IVrma FOUR 1*A1K AND 8IX HINGLIf ^■^jNUbnki Northern Horses, for eale at the J j'Olt HA 1.it.—j hhunuAiuuiti and Waynes- 1 boro' Railroad Stock. Apply to feb 3 WM. WRIGHT. I d’Olt 8ALK.- A Boy IB years old, cupnble of attending to Horses, and driving them in single Harness, warranted ,wund. Apply to fab 3 WM. WRIGHT. OO Fid AND G KU1UAN BITTKKS-- _ For tho permanent cure of Liver oomnloint, ‘“dice, Dyspepsia, Nervoos Debility, and all d arising riotu a ifisordered Idver or Stomach, this d»/ received per steamer 8tat* of Georgia and foreale by LN, A W. W. LINCOLN, Menument-sqr^ Id'JLOUU.—30 barrel* Flour, 13 half do., per P I Rife*.—4U boxes Eoglish Pipes, 4 erora oacb, in etore and for sale by (fsb 16j E. OJ*YBNk- _ DTOVK8, PLAIN TIN WAUK. J*P«” D , e, i and Planished Ware, at wholesale aud retail, far solo by JAMES SULLIVAN, fab 15 No. 145 Broughton-street* 1 ANTEHNS, Enaiuolled* and Irou Sauce Pen’. t v, ‘ a ’ :» r ‘ OOOEN WjIUE. P.II, jml,Tub^ Flo“f Boxes, Msaatires, Mate and Clothes Linei C IUUNTKK, U18U tk 8COOP MC'AUErt J and Spriaa Balances, ‘ " l ‘ ‘ ‘ _ Ealveeand Forlfa, Kitchen and Butcher Kaivoe, Ac., for sole by feb 16 JAMES SULLIVAN. IJAUTJCULAU NOTICE. — .III !»'■»»» X .r. b.r.l>j forbid tnutlak ... ono— SajiMui: Ml.UIS5156r •»'«.* tbo,. iulbomw b/ at. IttlSS*) B.8AETJNL I
