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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1853. DAILY MORNING NEWS. BY JOHN M. COUBKU. 'william T.THO.Ul’SO.N, EDITOtt. TKKMi: »ult fam* .V oo i ttewnurf $3 00 Aef A«iW<lwm*ats esvH wmrin both papers. Largest Circulation Hi the tlty! 1 iUautfar Msrului, l»br.n> !ll, 1NM. r^uie on Hi. Mornlu* N.W., uiidr*- •*« new Law. s^^aiaBaNK^IsSl-s!- DAILY NEWS, to anv part of tho V- ••LMJJVfnJJJ' TRI-WEKKLV NEWS, to any part of th# U. «. 78 oU. Xj-Tbf'.bor. ,r> Ui. iiM wh«»H InagMw. ,t. lb. otb.o (it d.lirary, Whin not In .dv.no., tha rat,, am doubt,. ' ,y SSLFIRST AND LAST PAULS. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Transmitted for theDally Morning New, New York C’otiou Market. Nkw-York, Feb. 10, P. M Cotton has experienced a slight decline i this luarltol to*dny (Saturday) with aalea of only 500 halts. (•on, Pierce. Gen. Pierce is aiill in Philadelphia, where lie ia visited by itnmenae crowd* of citizens. Ho loaves for Baltimore on Monday. From Montevideo. Later datea from Montevideo, received here, state that the yellow fever had abated and that brainess hod revived. Destructive Fire lo Charleston. Charleston, Feb. 20, P. M. A fire broke ont at 3 o'clock this morning at the Nurth-eaal cornel of King and Maty atreota, by which Cook’s Grocery store, Hakkenh- chield'b Bar-Room, in tha unino build ing, and Hummel’s apothecary store, were consumed. Cook’s building wae also in* jufed. Mr. Cook was insured $4000 on his groceries in the agency of the Protection Insurance Co., and $2000 on the building in the South Caro lina Insurance Co. The bar-room was insured for $500 in the South Carolina Mutual Insu rance Co. John Toila'o building, occupied by Mr. Hummel, was insured for $1,500 in the South Carolina Mutual Insurance Co. Mr. Hummel** stock wus insured. Air. Cook’s dwelling we* insured in the South Carolina oilice for $1000, the full amount necessary fur repairs. The front of the building on the ■orth-east corner of King and Morris atreete, owned and occupied by Levi Mohcs, is much charred. The building is insured in the Geor gia Mutual lnsurunce Co. Mr, F. A. Bonneau, clerk of the Board of Fire Master*, and Mr. T. H. Whitney, Fire Master, were injured, hut not seriously. New Orleans Cotton Market. Nkw-Orleans, Feb. 19, P. M. Our market to-day (Saturday) is active,with ■ales ef 10,000 bales at steady prices. We quote Middling at 8j®8j. Slock on hand 365,000 bales. Bacon ie aotiva and firm. HP* The high Westerly wind which pre vailed on Saturday, prevented a sufficient depth of wuter on the wrecks, in consequence of which the steamer Florida for New York, was ur.nble to depart until last evening. Anna Bishop coining to Havunnnh. Our readers, especially our musical con- tioieeurs, will be pleased to learn that the pop ular vocalist Madame Anna Bishop, contem plates paying us a visit about the middle of next month. By a letter from her musical di rector, Mr. BooHsa, we learn that Madame Bishop has dissolved her Operatic Troupe, and that with the talented tenore Mr. T. Bishop rfhd th* excellent Bata, Signor Se-. vKitO StmKVK, ia about to make a tour troupe,^she will he able to give enliro acts and scenes of the most popular operas in costume, affording us entertainments only less attractive than the opera itself. Madame B. is favorably known to our musical public, and, sustained by the talent which the above arrangement combines, cauiiot fail to receive a s generous support. Crutchfield House. We invite the attention of the travelling public to the card of Mr. Crutchfield, pro prietor of the above popular Hotel in Chat tanooga, Tenn. The house occupies a very eligible poeition in the immediate vicinity of the Railroad Depot, und is well adapted iu its internal arrangements to promote tho conve nience and comfort of guests. We found it a very pleuisnt stopping place, while on a visit to the flourishing metropolis of East Tennessee, last summer. The hotel was then iu the charge of Air. Bryhon, as tanuager, whose val uablo. services the new proprietor has very properly retained. Counterfeits on the Marine Bank of 8a- vauuuh. The Columbus Time* has beon informed that a large number of counterfeit $50 bills, on the Marine .and Fire Insurance Bank of Savannah, are in circuiatiou in that vicinity The editor eaya the spurious bills utny ba din tinguished from the genuine by measuring from the inside of the circular dies, oil the tops of each margin, from right o left. On the genuine bills the space between these dies is 4 8-10 inches ; and oil tbo spurious billa, the distance is only 4 6-10 inches. No issue of the old piste, with the beo-hiv* in the centre, lias been made since 1850, and no inure will be made in the future. The Albany (Ga ) Patriot state* that one ofthoeo bills was passed to a merchant iu that place, a day or two since. 11 Calhoun.—Theeditor of the Rome Courier, in vieitiug recently this thriving town,could but remark the rapid advancement that she was making. Situated immediately on the State Road, iu the centre of Cherokee Georgia, and in the richest county iu the State, the thinks Calhoun must necessarily, at no very distant <w. become a place of considerable importauce. Her citizens are characterized by their hospitality und public spitit. We are decidedly of the editor’s opinion. We doubt if any interior town in Georgia tins made more rapid advancement in population and wealth than Calhoun in the brief period oi ita corporate existence. pjT The steamer Carolina, Cupt. Coxet- ter, which left Charleston on Wednesday af ternoon last, in search of a large ship ssen in the Gulf by the Ketch Brothers, returued on Saturday morning without fiudiog the object of her search. Trouble at Mobile.—It is uud that great cxcitemeut prevail* in Mobile, among real es tate holders. Much of the vuluable property iu that city is derived from the title of a firm residing there innny yearn ago—.Messrs. I’an- tom, LebellK & Co., which is alleged to be defective. Two hundred ejectment suite have already been brought. Property to nn menus amount, say two millions, is involv- ^ MHHii 3P Among th« lathe* ol the palace to the r Exnpreee of Franee, is said to be the Bnr- t Pierres, one of tbo daughters of Col. the rich Now York merchant, who r reaided to Paris. < t Prick rok Slaves m Maryland. c learn from the Easton (Mil.) Star, thu« K to the estate ed. brought at pub- ins t, a little Several of thorn u They were nil purchased ~ ** ' ' Bank of New York, President Pierce—The Cnblnet. On leaving Boston, oo Wednesday after noon, Gen. Pierce wee accompanied by Gov. Seymour, Sidney Webster, Eeq., private secretary to the President, and Sergeant O'Neil, his faithful veteran attendant. They occupied a rear car during the enliro journey, and did not quit il until the train stopped at New Haven. The delicate appreciation of the feelings of General Pierce, displayed by his fellow passengers at this point, it is said, was highly creditable to them. There wna crowd, no buttle, and no staring, but each d with the other in showing a respectful deference to him, both on account of hie posi lion and private sorrow. The General supped at Now Haven in the ordinary room. They reached New York ubout midnight. Tho party was shown to a private carriage by the con ductor of the train, and drovo rapidly to the Aator House, when Geuerol Pierce imme diately retired lo his room, after expressing sit rurnest hope that no demonstration wouid be made during hie short slay in the city. President Pierce hse engaged on elegant suite of rooms at Willard's until ihe 4th of Alnrch, after which lime President Fillmore will occupy them. The committee of the city authorities and ol the Jackson Association will meet Gen. Pierce et Baltimore, aud escort him to Washington City. Tho very latest Cabinet reports assume the following shape :— Secretary of Utate, Caleb Cushing ; Secretary of War, Jeflerson Davis ; Post-Offico, R. McClelland; Interior, James Guthrie,—which uro regarded os nourly cer- Tho Treasury lies betweeu Alenin. Mar- cy, Flagg and Dix ; the Navy between Com. Stockton und James C; Dobbin; and the At torney Generalship between Judges Cainpbsll arid Black. __ CoMgreaa. In the Senate on Thursday, Air. Underwood, from tho committee on foreign relations, to whom were reibrred various insmoiialit outlie subject of securing to American citizens while abrond, freedom of conscience, inode a report, concluding with the following resolutions : Resolved, Thai it would be just and wise on the parr of the government of the United States, in future treaties with foreign natiuiis, to secure, if practicable, to our citizens residing abroad the right of worshipping God freely and openly, according to ihe dictates of their i consciences, by providing that they shall ho disliirbud, molested or annoyod in any manner nn account of their religious belief, nor ill the proper exercise of their peculiar re ligion, either within their own private houses, ir in chuichos, chapels, or other places ap- minted for public worship; and that they shall •e at liberty to build and maintain places of worship in convenient situations, interfering in way with, hut respecting the religion and customs ol the country in which they reside. Resolved further, That it would bo just aud wise in our future treaties with foreign nations u secure to our citizens residing abroad tho iglit to purchase uud own buriul places, and to bury any of our citizens dying abroad in such places with those religious ceremo nies end observances deemed appropriate by the surviving relations and friends of tho de ceased. Havnnunh uud (South-western Georgia. We copy un article from the Huvainiah Georgian under this head, concerning tho con nection ofMavsttnah with the Gulf by railrood. not in the secret of tho Editor's desire to fix the line of the Suvamiah sod Gulf road " not further North lhau Troupvilie”—ho gives reason for such a deviation from a direct liue. lie may suppose that coming in con tact with the Brunswick road at that point, the Huvuunah road will not only enter into suc cessful competition with that work, hut will also have so encompassed the country between that aud the Central and Houth-western rail roads, us lo secure its whole Hade to Savan nah. 'There never was a greater inistaka. Parts of Telluir, Irwin, Dooly and Pulaski, which would go lar to support the direct road, would remain comparatively undeveloped; the cost of the road would be increased ; the Brunswick branch to Albany would secure the trude ol this section; the ivvojinea running parallel und very near toeucli other, would give to liruns- transportation, and thus secure the chiel trude of Florida; such competition would injure both roade, with, roui|)uratively, but little benefit to Savannah. But if both muds should be built, according to the charters, with one or mure branches connecting them at proper distances, there will be no occasion for unfriendly rivalry —the average distance betweeu them will be about fifty miles, leaving space und local trade enough to support each ; the Suvunnah rpud would cuuiiect with either Ponsocolu or Mobile by a shorter road through a belter country ; it would cost less, bo more business, and be mure profitable to stockholders. In every respect il would be belter fur Savuntmh and South western Georgiu, as well as for Brunsw ick and the Bruuswick rosd. fc>o far us the lands on the line of the road, as fixed by the charter, arc concerned, somebody must own them, nod it is of littin consequence to the compuny who, if they cuu get the right of way, free of cost. We are in no way, either directly or indirectly, concerned iu those lands. Ho fur us the Charter is concerned, we ob tained that, without fee or other reward than the consciousness of having contributed some thing which might benefit our Stale, and par ticularly that section of the btate which we ure proud to call—home. Thu charier fixes the. main line where we know il ie best for all the parlies interested that it should be fixed, whilst it authorizes branch roads to cny pan of the biate. We have not been, nor shall bo, recreant to tho interests with which havo been entrusted—we still retain such u c trol over this charter as would, if necessary, prevent the violation of either its letter or its spirit; but we are happy to stute that the gen tlemen who compose ihe Directory, ure inca pable oi such an uttempt. Tho survey fur this road is progressing.— The surveyors have reached the Altamuhu river, and will probably reuch this placo early in April. The route wilt prove very luvoru- blu. bnvannuh hus subscribed near one mil lion, and we believe that before the expira tion ol the time fixed—June 1st—a eullicient foreign subscription will be received lo com mence the work.—Albany Patriot. The New Empress und t'libn. A Parisian correspondent of the Boston Journal gives, among other reasons why tho now Emptese is not populur iu Paris, that there are rumors against the purity of her pri vate life. 'Those rumors the government has attempted iu vniu to suppress, hy deuou punishment against all who repeut thorn, lire writer aays the gossips of Pt will talk, aud that it is a much more difficult ■natter to muzzle dame Rutuor than it has been lo dostroy the freedom of the prose. He ■aya 1 think that now 1 risk nothing in saying that the inutrisgo is decidedly not popular, both for the reusons which I have givcu y and for (lie additional one of a certain amount ofcredeuco given lo the rumors to which 1 have referred. It ia in vaiu that the govern ment organs publish reports of the enthusiasm ills which its announcement bus been received i tho provinces, and that they copy from for sign jouruuls, even at the expense of misrepre senting some of them, expressions in favor ol the marriage. Iu vain do they do this; the marriage is not liked, and it weakens the Em peror. The power of the Einprcaa over her husband will doubtless be lor a time at least very great, almost unlimited, tiheis emphali Uy a strung minded woman, (l do not use this phrase in iu present popular sense,) with a most determined will, and very fond of hue ing her own way. She can ami will exercise a great influence ; whether it will he for good or evil, time aloue cun determine. There is point of view iu which America is perhupa interested iu this marriage. From her extrac- A Stuck or War.—A correipoHent of the Liverpool Albion says, that he haa recently dined at the houee of a British Lord, iu com pany with several Bishops. Every one there •poke of the Freuch invasion ae a certainty. A foreign Ambaeeador, he continue#, lies warned the British Government, that Louie Napoleon would not invudo Belgium, because that would alarm Russia, Prusssia und Austria, hut that the humiliation of Euglund would de light the new alliance. Tho writer adds : •« The most eminent naval men, I behove, say that our Channel float is no match for tin- FreMli, und the whisper at lire Horeeguerda adds, that London could not be defeuded ni all, and that our army of fifteen thousand men could only retreat in good order before the Im perial eagles. I Always feared this, hull hud no ideu that our uuval and military men ware so fully awake to the terrible reality. An to our population rising on masse, giillnnt re sistance by draymen, coal heavers nod faun Iu borers, it is simply rididuluu*. One hour's mok shooting exhausts all the ammunition of my tenantry in Alay. 1 believe I am as pa triotic as most, end am not deficient in animal courage, but tha idea of me and my tenants tallying out with few bird-scaring guns and a blunderbuss, to face the Chasseurs do Vincen nes, who can hit your waistcoat buttons at one mile uud a half ufl ! Tho thing would be absurd.” Nipii itunl Banking. The Bank of INiine & Co., of Chicago, 111., which professed to he conducted upon "Chris tian principles,” was recently closed by the oil.cere of the law. The managers, it is said, affected In havo communications in regard to its management from the spirits of the depart ed, ami u commission of lunacy having horn issued in the case of its president, Air. Eddy, the "Alediuttis” touk the matter in charge, und avowed that the "Spirits” counselled re sistance even unto death, and for that purpose urms were provided, which resulted in arrests —the holding of Alessts. Arnold, Pilgrim, Drysdcll, aud Airs. Herrick to bail, aud the Iwifftrsut of Seth Paine in jail. The bunk was mainly managed through the dictation of Airs. Herrick, a medium, with whom Air. Paine or Mr. Eddy was in the Imbit ol ictiting lo u back loom several times a day, and ptolcssing to hold coimnuiiu'Ation with tho spit its ol Gon. Washington, Jackson and others, who directed how the affaire of the bank should lot curried on. Airs. II. at times stood behind the counter ami pointed out, by spirit influence, who should have their notes redeemed and who not. Air. Eddy was com pletely under their control. Alost of tho per sons arrested are Mediums. It camo out in the -examination, that Paine had little or uo capital in thehnuk—llmt all the stock, amount ed to some $1,000 or $5000, deposited by Iru B. Eddy, mid ubuut 3,000 by other persons. Air. Edd.v disclaimed being a partner in the bank, and said he had only deposited money there the some os any other person. The bank belonged to "Seth Paine, Brothers A Co.” and appears lo have been a spirit swind ling shop in good eurnest. The Mechanics’ Strike.—The mechan ics connected with the Baltimore und Ohio Railroad resumed their labors on Thursday afternoon, the Board having fully consented to the demand for 15 percent, advance. The in dications are that the other large employers will also give in before the close of tho week, and that by tho first of this week tho advanc ed prices will be fully established. Engineers’ Strike.—The stonmboat en gineers hud u strike at Louisville, on the lltli inst., for nn increase of their wages. They now demand $150 per month for first engineers and $100 for seconds. 11 eretofore first engi neers have bceiugclting about $100 per month und seconds $75. The Ounchiiu Herald learns that two wealthy and entcrpi ising planters from Geor gia, havo recently purchased u large body of land west of Cumden sufficient for ono hundred families, and that they intend emigrating next full with their families. Hr An ordinance hus passed the council of New York, prohibiting the use of Croton wa ter iu washing the sii6ets,and another diiccting the City Hall to be illuminated on the 22d inst. Atrocious Murder.—A murder of the most atrocious kind, was committed in this, county on last Saturday, by Mr. Armstead Stokes, on the body oi Mr. .lames ilunly. We give the particulars us correct as wo have been ablo to -ovc.;.. •!.,«.. Air, £>tuhe» m.ited Mi. Ilcl)- ly to his nouse to assist him in the raising of i building, alter the raising he invited hint to din ner. Immediately after dinner he usked Henly to take a short walk with hitn ;.they had not proceeded very far, when Stok- k drew a knile, ami without a moment's wan...ig plunged it into his heart, thereby cHiisjng instant death. Air. 8., was under the influence of liquor. He was immediately arrested ami brought before the Alagistrutes of the District, ami, after a careful examination wus committed to jail to await his trial ut our next Superior Court. The deceased was a man of a large fumily, and highly esteemed by ull who knew him.— In this sad event eight children six girls and two Hinail boys have t>een bereft of their only means of support. Alny he who feeds the young ravens, watch over and provide for the afllicted orphans.— Washington Gazette, Y!th inst. Oo tbs mt» lott., by th« Rn*. J. iS. Host. Mr. NON1R T. PllfDfcR to MIm ATOSiA E. I'AIlltN, both of this Arrivals at uRo Hotel*. PULASKI HOUSE... Wiltsbkgkb k So*. Proprietor*. tUTnaP4r. Fss 19- T U Cos,...-...- Blufftnn W M Wtdlqr. W M Levy de tis L Jf C Sis Bl'NDAY. 8 E Jcnkina slid lady. . ,_wp»tt*ri E Tliyuik J O Horn. J 8 Wondwnrd do llsiuilto Mrllsr? nMwnrd........ Ml Mr llarv.r do 8 Dit Hof* .do A Campbell sod lady....8«\ W It Malisrry Aug'U Dr Oakuian «j„ WllalniH do S Kstrbsak*.. Fin J lifer* N Y 8 B Thompson vis W A Cooper 8t HtiaonT E Hovuiny |'| a M llesrn do R M Bakor MARSHALL UOU8Ei...77.. p Ilai E r Morrell. Ur M M Roger* N Y W M Roger# Bryan oo W A Cunningham Non nan II It IJnvul* J A Mill* Vs J T Poryesr. do ,V W llarrou Ctt P Pnvyear 8 C iE llaberaluun T Tanner V» j C Shaw Oglethorpe ,0. FiROO, Proprietor. Haturhat, Fkr. IK. W C tiormsa .FIs 8 M FK-ahman Jo A D Taylor Tsair N Power Uoatm. W C Dieklnaon....(Jsmbr’ge Mra J V 8 1'owiua l'htls j H Ilaudal.. J W Newnsn J F L*wia... S I) llondor* NC do Ga Mias Tracer .1 P Walker C R R J W Mayaon Alt Henoir, Few. 20. J J Rerugg* (Mnladel'a'S S Solomon* Griffin 1) Pratt Bsv'h U < J Smith Ga R U Reid Sspelo C II France*. do W 8 New nan Lsltt Powell do K 8 Singleton do'li H Stevens Griffin W Dortic Augusta IJ R Spier WillUiuavUle J It Cohen Savannah T W Arthur.. Ga J C Aikon Charleston|W W Carter Greenville J ltarlin do. l)r J N Simmon* Griffin J H Swift. Atlanta IR L Gamble Ga W 11 Kate Pal R T Flutter and lady do D II Mullins... . J II McFarlan 8C ((MniKlUIAL. CHATTANOOGA. TENN. FEB. Hi.—The latest Qjt eitiu Hit ia about tho highest figure offered quotation. tho price ol HVaj'J ia a Coax remains stationary at '^7(<J30c. Oats—A .juantity were Bold at 25c, sacks furnished. Wueat baa advanced—75c paid for first quality. BALTIMORE. FEB. 17.2P. M.-Salcs to-day of 300 bbla Howard street flour at (5, and 500 bbls at $1,03*4— it is held at *5. Sales yestorday afternoon of 1,500 bbls City Mills at $5, and to-dar about l,«J00 bbls at Maine price. Sales of5,000 bushels white Corn at 57(&3S oonts and yellow at cents. Oats 37®40 cents. Whisky 2 NEW YORK, FEB. 17. P. M.-Thero is a steady do- tnnnd foi good brands of floor, while inferior aro ne glected. Salt* of (1,000 bbls at $4,01^5 for State, and $5,G2«v5.68 for Southern brands.- Wheat isdull—prices drooping. We .junto red 1I5®I17; white, IZTvi; 125c. a» to quality. Sales or 30,00 bushels corn at 0O(fyu5o for white, mixed and yellow. Oat* 50®Alo. Provisions firm Sales of 2DO bbls mess pork at (17; prime do $15,75. Lard U*^@10*4o. Cotton quiet. Dealers waiting further advices by the btoamor. Sales of 300 bale*. v Whisky 23>4@24«c. Departure of ffiteiutreri* from PiivuDnuti, TO-MORROW. Wn. Gaston. Shaw, for Palatka, at 10 A. M. Hancock, Frasisr, Augusta, at tf A. M. 4faT The regular U. 8. Mail steamers Gordon, Capt. Brooks, Calhoun, Capt. Barden, and Jftlanwra. Capt. Freeland, leave every morning at 4 o'clock, for Charles ton connecting witn the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boats, and arrive every evening in Savan nah at 6 o'clock, P. M. Departure of ('urn on Ceutrnl Hnllrond. Two Passrugkk Trains Daily. Evening TYatn—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and ar- rivts at Macon at5>4 A. M., connecting with the South- Western Railroad to Oglethorpe, and by stages thence to Tallahassee, Columbus, and othsr points South West. Itondng D ata.—Leave*Savannah at 8 A. M.,aud ar rives iu olaconat6)4 P- M. oouneotinr with the Macon and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattanooga, and with tho Augusta and Waynesboro’ Railroad (day tram) to Augurta; and (going East) with Railroad to Milledgevillefrom Gordon. MARINE INTELLIUENVE. lUUIlUpg believe marriage. From her extrac Hou r from her belonging to that rac» if promt grandees of Spain who would rather sea Cuba sunk thau sold to any foreign power, there is every reaeou to believe that, in the nvent oi our endeavoring to take uosseeaiuu of that is land, her influence would roudei even more certain than it was before, the interference of France in support of gpain, though in ;uy opin ion this ioterlereuce has beeu luug since sol- imuly promised. Another letter writer says: The initials uml arm* of their Majesties are to be gorgeously exhibited; the coal of arms of the houee ol Montijo he* twenty quartering*; it has thu croxa and motto of Constantine, The family titlea of the mother aud daughter consume naarly a third of a column of Galignnni’a Mas seugcr. The archives of tho Archsologicat Heraldic College uf France have been ransack ed, tod all the adepts m blazonry held in re quisition to impart all poaaible antiquity anil radiance to tho bride’* escutcheon. There seems some inconsistency with the democratic □ ashes of the diocourso at the Tuillerica, and ofbrenrh of tho l.’jreuit Court of Kanawha county, Va., last weak, in which the disappointed young Indy obtained Breach of Promise.—A ci tnnrriage promise wus decided MEMORANDA. Cargo of sebr Patrick Henry, cleared at New Orleans 16th inst, for tills port—42hhds su»«r. IU0 casks bacon, 64 bbla molasses, l80do whisky, 12d do liquor, 33 kegs shot, 1IH do lard, 4 tes hams, 35 bbls pork. New Orleans, Fab 16— Old schr Patrick Henry, Kund- son, fur Savannah. Baltimore, Fob 17—Cld schr Joseph Henry, Kirby, for St Augustine aud New Smyrna, E Fla. Boston, Feb 16—Arvd brig Caroline, Stetson, from Savaunan: brig Clio, Gain, do. Bath —8ld, 12th, brig Martha, Alien, for Savannah. curtains! curtain material, FUKMTUKB COVERINGS, 4c„ AT WHOLESALE[ABBTAU.. W. H. CAUUYL’S CURTAIN STORE le No. 109 Chnitnat-sL, Philadelphia, Comer 5(/t-«L, opposite the State House. I T K has ulwuys in store a full stock ol’ Franc II Brooatelles; Do. Satin De Lai net; ludia Satin Danuuks; 1 Table k Piano Covers, Ae French Moquette; i Gilt Cornice*; Do. l'lushcs; j Gilt Pins aud Bands; Laoe aud Mualin Curtains Girona, Fringes, of every style and price. | Cords, Tassels, Ac. N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES of all styles at prices; Buff Hollands; Shodo Fixtures, Brasses, Ac. and every thing rompUte/or Curtains of the u — ■ styles, aud at the lowest prices. Person* sending the height a frames, can have their Curtail tho best manner: so* Fashion Platos of Uodey's Lady's Book. flteamors, hotels, car builders, and dealers generally, euppliod at the lowest wholesale prices. W.H.CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer Iu Furaishiog Goods, BT Two monks ol llm Order of St. Benoit —MM. Ulerick Christum de Strauz and Bed Conuer—liuvu left their convent at Notre Dr.mo d’Hineiedlen, at Paris, to go to New York. They are called to the State of In diuna, to estublish u convent ill the same style that in Switzerland. Pempekanck in Delawahe.—A bill hoR been introduced into the Legislature of Dela ware, prohibiting dm sale of spirituous, li quors on the Snbbolli, and fixing the license to retail at $100 per annum. Fine end imprison ment is to be tho penalty for a violation of the law. (ST 1 * A company of UngliHliumn uio recruiting in Franca, women to ba Rent lo Austral < hundred female* have already gone to Southampton, In be embarked. 13T Win. Mtttthowsou, P. G. M. ol the 1.0 of O. F. of Kuntuukv, died in New York on Saturday, and was buried on Sunday by the New York Grand Lodge without regalia music. &r 'i 'lie proposition to grunt a bounty of 160 acres of laud to die soldiers of tho war of 1812 is gaining friends. IjT Col. Christy, ol New Orleans, by a recent decision of dm U. S. Supreme Court, comes into the possession of $500,000 worth of Texas laud*. W Kossuth continues tu live very pri vately and retired iu London, aud is in excel lent health. QT* The City Hull Insiitute' nt Vicksburg' Miss., wusdcsHoyed hy fire on the 8th inst. Female Hcniuen’a Friend Society. At the annual moating of the Female Searoea'a Friend fiocioty, htld at tho Sailor's Home, 1‘Jth Dec., the fol- low ing ladies were elected to servo for the ensuingyear Mrs. Prkstox, 1st Directress. Mrs. WiLLiaas, 2d. w Mrs. Murchison, 3d. Airs. Willis, Treasurer. Mrs. Burroughs, Secretary. Mrs. Wayne. Mrs. Rowland, Mra. Richardsons, Mrs. Fraser, . Airs. Uuerard, Mrs. McIntyre,. Mrs. Farguscn, Mrs. Rogers. Mr*. Phiibriok, Miss George, Mrs. Wood, Persons sending the height and width of their u NEW WINE AND LiqilUU STUUE. No. 6 Whitaker Street. ~~E SUBSCRIBER respectfully nnnonr the citisons of Savannah, and of the ir 'torior of this State, that he lias now opene Wines und Liquors, both foreign and domestic, iu voiced from tho be sourcas, and to hi* stock of which, at present on han he invites attention. Having had oxtensivu exporien in France as a manufacturer, and in America as iii.no tor and dealer, his acquaintance with tho tradoonabl him to offer assurance that the articles which are cn morated below aro each gonulue. Articlca of Direct Importation. French Brandies of various brands; Holland G(n Cordials. In Cases, Curacoa, Martuohiuo, Ratafia, Slavait Kirsohcnwassor, Absinth, Ac., Ao* Alt; and Porter. London Biown Stout and Edinburgh Ale. ■ Also Agent for Domestic Liquors, aug 6 ly R. MAYER. 1833. Mra. Jaokson, Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Tuetin Mrs.Grant, Mra. Wildman. The Report of the Sancrintendent, Captain Parker, for the year 1852, affords the most gratifying evidence of the well being of the establishment under his kind and judicious care. The number of boarders and lodg ers daring the past year, amounting to eleven hundred and eighty-nine, shows a steady increase in number* as well asa deoidud improvement in their moral and physical condition. Of the above number, thirty or forty wore shipwrecked seamen, whoee wants were kind ly oared for, as far as circumstances would permit, and who, w« little doubt, wilt bear with them a grateful re collection of the Sailor's Home. Between forty and fif ty have signed the pledge of total abstinenco, which will readily account for the correct and orderly deport ment of the boarders generally, and must recommend the establishment to all interested iu the good temperance. Bat iu our gratification at the suocet* of this undtr- Uhiujj—in tho deeper feeling ol gratitude ‘ **' from want of accommodation. This difficulty wilbcon- tinue to exist at long as we ars compelled jg ourselves to anr present limited sphere of no: _j| we not then call earnestly on the community to old u. in oer efforts to bnilda Uostet We Lave labored earnestly and cheerfully thus far, and have, without repining. " bornn the burthen and heat of the day," feeling that we should havo good re- fiaasy tUoe “" raxal ,uJ +■ I Ksa; nc%* w» iuv uh), lor.iing u*u we snooiu r.avo good ward tor our tabsr. Wo have succeeded through m_ I hindrances, through much opj.os.tiou, sod with tbo es tablished belief and prediction of the impracticability of tlw undertaking often and diwv>nrsginaly presented to ns, in establishing a Sailor’s home. But a* w# have done onr part, will not onr good dtisens do theirs l W1U they not aid us in giving a home to those whose lives nre spent ia ear service, and afford thrm. ia the . -■»-• • ■ association, ».UL’ ton CLOTHING AT WIIOI.Ks.Am .AND RETAIL. P IKIIHON, IIKIOT A- CO., Nn. lul Hr.v an, and 68 Nt. Juliaa-sts., Savannah, Georgia, ha- unw iu store, and aro receiving weekly additions by tl steamers, a large and well selected Spring stockof fas I both for stylo aud quality, goods have gained tortninod r‘ " ’ will be snared to give Buff aud Fancy Clouded ineu Dunk English Fallot Pongee Silks, ltoal Grass Lin Bueinets Coats, < “ ‘ ' “ ty Ci Wb: Fancy Linen Drilling*, Heavy do., Black aud Fancy Ciihnercuc variety of Whit* Fir'd and Eint VESTS, Black aud Fancy Satin Foi Gloves, Susnonders, Socks, etc. Also or Youths' Clothing. The attention itiug the city is respectfully solicited of our stock, " ' ' ' 1 ‘ ,J ' i, White and Fai _ arnishing Good Undershirts, Fancy Cravats, , which will be sold < examinatioi uouunodatiE feb 19 8nl<; ol' Vaiuublc Lots NHAK Tllli CITY OK (SAVANNAH. W ILL (mi ...Itl, on Ike l.t Tua.dity of M.rcti, i the Court-houso ia Savannah, a number uf lot each one hundred and twenty feot by sixty. These loi are a part of farm lot No. one. (!,) lying between tl Southern boundary of tha city of Savannah, tl road called Uver s Laue, and the White Bluff roO< being that portion or the said Farm lot which belong* to Miss Mary Milledge, audffio* been conveyed by h< to the undoriiirnixt ..non carlain term*. Plots of thei o C. A. L. Lamar. ots can bo had by application t Ternuof salo cash. MeMt— — -- — JOHN W. ANDERSON, * to pay for titles. 1 W. ANDERSO: FRANCIS 8. BARTOW,' C. A. L. LAMAR. COPAKTNBU0U1J* NUTICiK. 1 1IIK undersigned have this day associated th selves together under the name and style of Kei ton A Vcrstillu, fur the transaction of a general J G—*d« business. Having taken th# stand In W?rii Range, No. 72 St. Julian, and 107 Bryan-sts., next t! to Messrs. F. Zogbaum A Ce-’S Music store, they wilt a few days, be proparud to offer to their friends and S ublio, a liauasoinn end wall selected aisortmoni pring Good*, feb 19 EDWAKI) 8. KKMPTON, HENRY W. VER8TILLE. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! r |'HE Subscriber !m* now nod keeps coi!M;mtl> J. on hand a large «sppiy ef the best quality of High Land Oak. Uickory, and Ifeao WOOD, which be oiT-» a® low for cosh os can b* bought in the city. Wood Yai ' near the Hallroad Bridge. fohl9-3m] P. WHITE- Fulton Market Fig Hams of superior quality, for anl*. QfeO. ALEXANDER,. feb 18 Cor. Bnllnnd Congroes-sts , Mon't-eqr. E 1NKN UOUDeL—KRb.rtW. uacaauneas, ur* Bor«cre< rwelved sad in sslo loir hy X>*WJTT 4 MORGAN, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. ~ Tbs Savannah Baptist Publication Soclsty IKS, will hidd its second anniversary meeting at the Lecture Room of the First Baptist Church this sve- aluf at 7.4 o’clock. Members and‘the public are re spectfully invited to attend to hear addressee and the annual report. THOS. RAMBAUT, feb 21 1 President. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR PHI LA DELPHI A. Toleave on WEDNESDAY, 23d Feb. at 8 o'clock A. M., post(vely, new and splendid steamship ™^^^^"8TATE OF GEORGIA, Cupt. Wal ter Cullius, will poeitlvely leave as above. For freight or passage apply to feb 21. C. A. L. LAMAR. FDR NEW-YORK. js To Sail on Saturday, 2(ftA Febr'y, 4L at - o'clock M. ltnC\rrmm 'Die U. H. M. Nteamfflip ALABAMA, ^^^^^^Capt. C. D. Ludlow, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply to fob 14 PADELPORD, FAY A CO. UNITED STATUS MAIL LINE FOR NKW-YOHK. To leave on SATURDAY, March 5, at - o’clock, —. M., precisely. jUMaUL The United States Mail steamship ^^^^^^*FLORI DA, Capt. M. C. Woodhull, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply to fob 21 PADELFORD. FAY A CO. FDR AliGTCHA, Anil lntrnni‘«linlr LnnilitiKN on (lie River. To leave TUESDAY, Feb. 82, at U o'clock, A. At. rpn> . The steampackct HANCOCK, Capt. CLiq^IL-*»«^Frailer, will leave as above. For ■aBSkaasssAifrcIght or passago, having superior *c- cumuiodatious, apply on board, or to THOS. W. COSKERY, Agent, feb 21 Au«|erson's Lower Wharf. FDR NEW YORK—NEW LINK. The regular packet schooner VIRGINIA, Capt. ^SLill Axworthey.willnieet withldUpatch for the above «JM»i.ort. For freight or passage app'v to Captain on boardor to (fob 21 j H. R WASHBURN, Ag t. XT DTlCii.-Coiisigueue por aclir. Virginia,from 11, New York, will attend to the roceptton of their goods, lauding this day at Anderson's lower wharf. All goods remalug on the wharf after sunset will be stored at the risk aud expense of ownois. feb 21 H. R. WASHBURN. Ag t. 850 Kewarjd. T'HE subscriber will give the above reward for tho detection or information of tho person or per sons who entered his store on the night of the 17iU of August last, and yesterday betwoen the hours of 1 and 2 o’clock P. At., and stole or robbed him of sundry gold nnd silver watohos, und other artlclex oonsistingof jew- •Iry, Ac., Ac. JAMES M. JONES. February 19, 1853. 2 fob 21 Ten Dollars llcwurd \\TILL be paid for the apprehension and doliv- V f cry to me of my Girl Martha, well known ns a sclk-r of vegetables in the Maiket, who absconded on the 14th inst. W. B. LAWTON. Chatham county, 2lts February, 1853. 2* (“a IlDUSKS TO RENT. TWO desirable brick housos, each con- «®"taining six good sited rooms, with a lnrgo*yiw*. kitchen in the yard, situated on Charlton-iitreet, front ing Troup Square. Rout moderate, and possession given atonco. Apply at this offleo. fi fub'21 NOTICE. |)Y permission of tho Court of Ordinary, will lie 1) sold, on*the 4th proximo, at th? promises, at 11 o’clock, A. M., tho perishable property of the estate of C. Dawson, deceased. feb21 td WM. DAWSON. Adm'r. WANTED. A YOIJNU 31AN in a Commission Store. Noun f\_ need apply unless well recommended. Apply at No. 168 Bay-st. [fob'Jl | OEO. J. SMITH. \\ iinlicr mid I l oner Wanted. \\TANTED loliirn, u good Waalinr nml Ironcr, ff white or ctdorod, to whom liborul wages will be promptly paid. Apply at this office. 3 feb2l Life and Fire Insurance Agency. Charter Dak Life IiiHiirnnce Compnny, HARTFORD, CT. CAPITAL, (Endorsed hy the state,) $200,000, with a large Surplus. \ I.KHKD GILL, pTes. John L. Bunck, Vicn Pres't. J*mks C. Wai.ri.ev. Sec'y. 11. L.Bvitn. 51. D„ Ex. Physician for Savannah. Thiscompany in sure ou tho mutual plan of one-half casIi at tho usual rates, or on the cosh'plan at twenty per cent, lower rales. 3m fob 21 EOIOVAL. 'H McKENNA, of Kabnard .St. Curat Dev- J • Goods Stoke, lias removed to the spacious store, 142 Broughton-st., near to Dickson's Confectionery, feb 21 i m . XI ESS PORK AND BEEF.—30 bbls. new lV_L Mess Pork. 100 do do Beef, just received and for sale by (Teb *21J WEBSTER A PALMES. OUGAR Ac AI DIjASSES. O 30 hhds.N. O. Sugar 25 “ Choice redned N. O. Sugar 40 44 Frimo and choice Porto Rico do 25 44 Fair aud Prime Muscdvado do 150 bbls. Steam rafiacd do 30 44 Crushed do 20 boxes Loaf do For sale by (feb 21] WEBSTER A PALMES. I IIGII I'UOOF WHISKY, ike. I 1 60 lihls.^igh proof Whisky ' 160 44 N. O. do 40 44 Mdnongahola do 10 44 Pure old Bourbon do 120 44 Phelps Gin 60 44 Domtftlo Brandy 30 qr. cask* do For sal* by [fob 21 WEBSTER A PALMES. f \IRKCJT 1.111*<I RT ATI DNS IN HDND. 30 half pipes Otard Dupey A Co. Brandy, various vmtegus and warrunted 4th proof, in Custom House stores, « .d for sale on ae favorable terms as any in mar ket. A constant supply of direct importations, Cog- uac and Bordeaux Brandies. Also 101) baskets 44 Bue- nayiatA” Chaiupaugnc, imported by ourselves—a choice li’inr. 50 baskets iieidsick and Bouche Champagne.— For sale on favorable terms, by feb 21 W1EBUTER A PALMES. ' COFFEE AND TEA* '7’J^n 1*"** common to strictly prime llio Coffee. • l_/vJ 50 lings prime white Rio do 100 •• Cape do 25 half chests Hyson Tea 10 44 44 . Black do 10 44 44 Superior quality Black Tea 120 6 and 10 lb. boxes Ilyson Tea For salo by [feb21J WEBSTER A PALMES. 4 WPARAGUS ROOTS,—1 case Asparagus Roots in fine order, just received por Philadelphia steumet- and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, feb 21 Monument Square. I.’l.ril* E.VTUACT dl' MKNSa.— Till. 4? Extract pos.sossen tho active proportion of Sonna iu a concentrated form, and is a mild und ploasanl pur gative, just received and for sale hy feb 21 W. W. LINCOLN. IJARKLR’4 FURNITURE GLDfSS.—A I lot of this superior Gloss just received and for sale by Ifeb 21] COLLINS A BULKLEY. UTIIELK'8 VKATIUSH UU8T8UM, juil O rec.i.ed .nd for .ale by Wb21 COLLI.NS J. nUI.KLKY. 1) A/OltM ••('very riuo quulity, muiiufuctured J.V by Joseph Rogers A Sons, Sheffield, for sale by f«b 21 t\ W. CORNWELL, 102 Brj an-et. CANAL FLOUR. A M)Ih. Hiram Ninitli Flour, 5l» do pure Genesee do, 50 half do do do do, landing and for sale by teb 21 CLAUHOIIN A CUNNINGHAM. CANDLES. p\f I BOXES Patent anti Sperm Cnli(ilcs,30ilnAffa- vv manmantine do, 30 do Tallow do, la ding and for sale by [feb 21J CLAGliORN A CUNNINGHAM. OIGHT EXCHANGE—Fur aulo ou New O York by [feb 19-6J R. HABERSHAM A SON. A PRACTICAL TREAT!»E of the I,aw A of Vendors aud Purchtaurs of Estates, by the Right lion. Sir Edward Sugden. Seventh American from eleventh London vEditinn. The Ladies’ Work Book, containing Instructions in Knitting, Netting, Point Lace Embroidery, Crotchet, Ac., with illustrations. The Lofty and the Lowly ; or, Good in All and None All Good. By M. J. McIntosh. Received by [fob 19] JOHN M. COOPER A CO. 1,3LECTION NOTICE.—By virtue of a res- iJ olution of Council pasaod at the last meeting thoru- oi. an election will he held at the next meeting, to be held ou Thursday, 24th February, 1853, for— Salary Bond 1 Sup'dentbf Streete and I/ones (tkxi $1000 1 Sergeant or tho City Watch 425 250 l City Constable - 300 and fees 500 Applicants will hand in their applications, stating the names oftheir securities, to mo on or beforo 2 o'clock P. M. of that day. EDWARD U. WILSON, feb 19 Clerk or Council. L'DK HALE.—Thirty two barrels Key tiionu A? Mills Flour in store and for sale by *eb 19 BUNKER A OGDEN. / 1DRN.—2,U0U bushels Tcmiesseo Corn in sacks for sale by DAVID R. DILLON, fob 19 Foot of West-Uroud-st. / k ATH.—1000 bush. Prime Seed Oats, for snln by V/ „ DAVID R. D1LI.ON. •eh 19 Foot of West Broad Street. / \NE THOt SAM) bushels Sued OuU in sack, V4 etoro and for for aale by fibl» Bl'NKEIt* OGDEN. lI’DtilERY.—50 doz. comprising every style XX *&d quality, just rtoeived by , . W. C. WADSWORTH, feb 19 ga Broughton-st. |_| Afflrt. — Fivh hundred Kuloson's Hums, in XL store for sale by Wl* BUNKER A OGDEN. |>«R HALE.—Due hundred halos pnmo Norih- L sn» Hay landing from schr. Eclipse, aud forsalu by fob 13 BUNKER A OGDEN. 1 | AV ANl) lilt AN E.M-rnli.y nml N.w J..L WhMtBr.n, forule b, DAVID B. DILLON, » f«T l» fool of Vut BroiJ-.t. * VTEW HAiHH.—500 now Sugar cured Hams, , ll for sale by [feb 19] COHEN A TARVER. r A Lt und 1-OH.TKU iu ou.k. Alo m.d l'or XA ter, pints and quart*, for sale hy fcb 19 COIIEN A TARVER- Nichols’ Dancing: Acudciny! HT. ANDREW’S HALL. /JA DAYS of Tuition for Laddcx. Missko ftA /rfdk •'“* Mxstjsiw, on Monday, Wednesdays Sti ' ? ud at 4 o'clock. Night Cl*ssfTM j r " r . o o' w""“ &'-’**'**• Thursday andU - Pruluy, at 8 P. M. 4K7* Scholars will be admitted any day prevten* to tha?!!*!*! February. tf ~ feb 17 SlfBD OATS! 8KICOOATM: T N LAUdL QUANTITIES—for..1.by i f.bll 2w IIAftRIStCO, „ KXCHANGE wanted. Qfk TO «U DAY DRAFTS ou No* York, w.i.Md , OUlr (j.njl) C A L. I.AMAR 1 N Did H1LKH, Pruitud Frauch Brillimii*, X °f«(*>»dies and .Muslins, just rocelvad and tor aal* by [jaatf] tJEVITT, LATIIROP A 8TEBBIN8. TUHT received 10 boxes old and superior Po- t.b"« rd - 1 * 18 P” f ^ r goN^uo. / lOTTON OlSNABC&OM.—50 bile, uf b..l W^sShsriXisiiafc Missim. ■JLANT1NO F<<TAT<IKS lou bbla. wbib. ^ r>1 ^,.r^ iitsj TARVER TAOAltemi; LIOCOItH—11HJ bbl.. Dio U r s,if ' R " ,, • “* IjDTTKUY office, Building, llull st., opposite Post-Office. GREGORY A MAURY, Manager*. « FECIAL Will be drawn.In Savannsh, This Dey. Feb. 21. 14 Draw rf^fuinbors in each Package of 26 Tickets. SCHEME. 7,000 DOLLARS! Ao. Ae. Ao. Ac. Ao. Tlokete (2—Shares in proportion. DAN'L. H. STEWART, feb 21 Vender ter Gregory A Maury. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, FOE THR CORK OF' Soag-hs, Cold*, Hoanoncs, Bronchi tis, Whoopinff-Oonph, Croup, Asth ma, and Consumption! Of all the numerous medi cine* uxtant, (and some of them valuable) for the cur# of pul monary complaints, nothing has ever beon found which could oomparo in Us effeots with this preparation. Othors cure sometimes, but nt all times and in all diseases of the medicine can give reliof, this will do it. It is pleasant Co take, and perfectly safe in those who have not. Familicsthat have known its val- will not be without it, and by iu timely uso, they i secure from the dangerous cousequsnces of coughs and colds, which neglootod, ripeu into fatal oonsuiup tion. The Diploma of the Massachusottfl Institute was (Yarded to this preparation by the Board of Judge* in September, 1847; also, tho medals of the three great Institutes of Art, iu this country ; also, the Diploma of the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, bos been given te the Cherry Pectoral, by their Government iu conaidera- •'c>n of ita extraordinary excellence aud usefulness in iring affections of the Luugs and Throat. Bond the following opinion foundod on the long ex perience of tlitseminent Physiciciaa of the portend ci ty of St. joiinb, May 8, 1851. Dr. J. C. Ayer :— Fivo year ■ tice,haspro Weorgin Hussars’ Ball, TIUTIHUAY EVENING, K.b’j 'il, m-rs a> 0.ntl.i».n 4..lre«i .f »b».lo| n| T | ok ^ ILOK^«.» »(>r to .iu..r oi ii,. mltteei coximes: ^•t W. If. WiLvssaaxa, Private w. Cdmmino, “ J. P. W. Rr.au, •• o. D. C. Rump Cornet C. A. CteLD, 41 W. II. Banks Private B. M. BuRROvnus, “ j. a. Mavur? N. B.—No Ticket* to be had nt th* door. ^ jj A NEW ttKIHEDY^^ : S Dlscorersd/or the cure of Scrofula, Rickets and Su,.hi. Htic Complaints. * MsjjsjHADWAY A CO., th* eelebratod Chsmlu, have discovered another powerful and* quick remedy for the speedy eure of Sorofula, niekeb Cancer, Tumore, Syphili and either obattnate or chron- ‘‘idlease*. Th* moment this extraordinary Medicine is taken ft begius to ouro-tho patient fbels it working in the *»». tom almoet instantly, it imparts cleotrlclty toev W y bone, muscle, fibre, nerve and eecretion of th* iyit UUJ resolving and driving out diseased deposlU. clean ing, purifying and enriching the blood, invigorating to healthy action the nervous energy, and Imparting hral- *’iy vitality to every function in th* body. It | ( pj ew . at to take, and quick to act. It ie oalled Radway, Renovating Resolvent, prioe$l per bottle, and Radway’i Ready Relief is sold for 35 and 50 cents per bottle. It cures all Rhomnatio, Neuralgic and Nervous Pains. It will oure Chills and Fever in fifteeu minutes—stop thd distressing palns*of Diarrhoea in ten minutes, and cheek "mil painful discharges in fifteen or twonty min. feb 3 years' trial of your Cherry Pectoral, in my pr*e- from iu composition, must bit. I think its equal has not yet beou discovered, nor do 1 kuow how a batter remedy can be mado for the dis tempers of tho Throat and Lungs. J. J. BUR i ON, M. D.. F. R. 8. united constitution, not un it a thousand inor*: Sunni kv, Jan. 34th, 1851. Dr. Ayer In the month of July last I was attacked irned ouId not receive.these lines did 1 not regard it iny du- j to Mata to the afflicted, through you, th <t my health, is fully restored. I attribute It to tne use of your Cher ry Foctoral. Yours truly, WILLIAM W. SMITH. Wasiiinoton, Fa., April 12, 1848. Dear Sir: Fooling that I have bouu spared from premature gravo, through your iustruiuonUlity by th Providence uf God, 1 will take the liberty to express I you my gratitude. A cough aud the alarming symptoms of consumption had reduced mo too low to leave me anything like nope, when my physician brought me a bottle of your “Pec toral.” It loomed tu afford immediate rcliur. and now in a few w eeks time has restored me to sound health. ir It will do for others what it has for mo,you are cer tainly one of tho benefactors of mankind, bincurcly wishing you every blessiug, I am Very respectfully yours, JOHN J. CLARKE, Hector of Ht. l'oter s Church. With suuli ussurauco und from suuh men, uo stronger proof can bo udduoud unless it bo from its effects uji trial. Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AY Eli, Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Hold by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.. W. W. LINCOLN, id T. At. TURNER A CO., Savannah, and all Drug- gista everywhere.eod—law MUST A NO LINIMENT. M essrs, a. g. hkagg a co.—gektlkmkn We have been usingyour MEXICAN MUSTANG lMKNT with the most perfect success. One of most valuable Express horses had been troubled by largo swellings or tumors on tho fetlocks; they had ujargor than hen's oggs. Besides being disfigured hose appendages, the limbs aud joints appear ' i stiffened, swollen aud laino. Wc had tried mat liiiiinents and other remedies, but nothiug appeared produce any eff.ot upon them. Wo would willingly Have given twenty-five dollars to have had tbuin moved, aud the hurse restored to soundness. 1 hostler obtained some of your Linimont, and applie without our knowledge. A few duya ago he called attention to tho horse—and, to uur surprtso and gratifi cation his legs w ere perfectly smooth—(Ae tumors hav ing entirely disappeared ! We asked him by what mag ic he had effected sdeh a rcmarkablo euro! His reply was, that he had beon using the MUSTANG LINI MENT on them about tun days—and the rosult outira.removal of tho tumors, without producing any soreness or leaving a soar. We therefore take great ploasuro in recommending the Liniment, and shall continue to use it whenever oc casion requires, in preicrence to any otlior preparation, so loug as it produces such remarkable results. riNHLK Y A CO., Southern aud Eastern Express, No. 1 Wall-st., corner of Broadway, N. Y. June 30, 185J. jf« ‘ rince the above certificate was given, Messrs. Kinsley A Co., inform us that ono of their drivers woe thrown from his wa^ou iu the upper part of the city and very badly bruised, the wagon passing over his bo- ■\y. He was taken into * Doctor's Office close by, and the physician told him to use tin ‘ *' ho had recently tried it in a success. Uo did so, aud all tho stiffness was rsmoved, so that tit his business as usual. " We take ploasure in recommending the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT to all our friends and custo mers, as the best article we havo ever used for Son . Bruises, Sprains, or Galds in Horses. We have used it extensively and always effectually. Sour l . j j t fo( , MVero Bruises and Sores, os well they all say it act* like magic. , i entirely abandoned tho uss ' any other Liniment. “J.M. HEWITT, “btahl* Keeper tu tho American Express Company, and for Hamden's Expros^ Ask for A. G. Bragg A Co.’s Mexican Mustang Lini- Pnnclpal Offices, 304 Broadway, N. Y., and 8t. Louis, Missor Bragg, Genoral Agent for the'Southern States. P. < Address, 8aTaanqH, Geo.eodlawtw 751 IM8I1, «&c.—f> tierces Codfish, 100 bx*. Smoked r Herrings, 30 bbls. Pickled do., 30 bbls. Nos. 1, 2 and 3M*ckorcl, 50 half do. do., 20 kitts do., 50 boxes Buck wheat, 25 half bbls. do., received and for sale by fob 7 MuMAUON A DOYLE. N" i, cargo of brig Cardiff, landing and for sale by 7 COHENS A HERTZ. C 1UUN illEAL.—50 sucks froth Ground Com j Meal, just received from Lebanon Mills, Cobb Co., aud for sale iu lots to suit purchasers, by feb 8 COWDER Y A WELLS. L il* HALVE, COLD CltKAiU, &c, u w ays on hand and for sale by G. R. A J. U. HENDRICKSON, feb 9 Gibbons's Buildings. 1. NGL1HII PEPPERMINT LOZENGKti, jui 1 j received and for sale by tel»9 U. IL A J. B. HENDRICKSON. CLAUHOHN A CUNNINGHAM. K ECLIVED per into nrrlvitin—»uguri Toss, Coffee, Starch, Soap, Cocoa, Ilromu, Choc olate, Mustard, Buckwheat, Ac., with a full assortment of family Groceries, for sale low. feb 2 GEO. ALEXANDER. NO 1 TICEfc. Choir. E. MILLER having accepted th* dlreo- •OHk tlot of the Muaic at the new St. John's Epl». copal Church, would be glad to receive application* from pereons willing or desirous lo- become m*mb, ri of the Choir—compensation will be given where r« quired. Apply personally or by letter to Mr. M., |^ 1 f*b’l7 South Broad street. - Ltb « r ^ advance* mad* upon shipmtau | of Cotton to my friends in Liverpool and New York. (3m) C. A. L. LAMAR. Dlt. J. J. UOIIKRTMON, orrios, NO. 100 BBQCUHTON-8TRSKT. Residence, 44 Marshall House." 6m may 28 MEDICAL CO-UAUTNKHHIIIP. Dr. E. II. MARTIN and Dr. H. L. BYRDi •CSa having associated themselves in the prac tice of their Profession, may be found at their Office,at the residence of Dr. B., No. 97 Broughton-street, south side, betwoen Bull and Drayton-streets. Dr. M. may be found at ths Marshall House at night. 6m ae 4 ' DENTISTRY. Dlt. M. €. HEALO Performs all operations pertaining to Natural or Artlfi. cial Teeth, in the best stylo. Office first corner west of ’ the Marshall House. ly jau 17 DENTISTRY. DR.Q. D. BARNES, Hnrglcnl nml Mechanical Dentist. Office oorner of Congres# and Whitaker-sts., over Mr. Prendergast'e Dry Goods Store. ly ap 17 5 k and Grccques, Etna Heaters, Water Kettles, Ict°f*ota , > Tea and Coffee Urns, Pudding Moulds, Dish Covers, Egg Boilers, Ac., for sale low at their iluuso Furnishing and Variety Store, lUi Br/an-at. jan 29 jiMill MALE—A first rati; Blacksmith, and war- ranted as such. Apply to lan 14 WM. WRIGIIT. • LOUR. —IU lihls. Extra Canal.Flour for fnmi Z ly use, just received and for sale by lebo W. ILFORD. OT WATER DI8I1EM.—Collins A Bulk- Icy havo a great variety of hot water dishes, All- Dishes, Oyster and Venison Lishos, Coffee Biggins, *1 i. To# Pots, S UG-ABH.—IU libtls. prime landing nndforsuleby jan 20 Rico Sugars, COHENS A HERTZ. BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. 3MITY UARUELH.—3U0 Empty Barrel, j JUt) Empty Butter Firkins, 100 Tubs, for sale by «b8 C. B. 8CALLY. feb fl i, Swiss Bands, do. Trimmings, Cambric la- ' id and fur salo by A1E1N A BURNS. ,, and for sale by feb 8 COHENS A HERTZ. Y AN HO UN’S 4IRACEH, Occ.-Zc, VV VauUornl Co.’s Body Braoos, Abdominal and Uterine Supporters, Ac., tor sale by fa hi G. R. A J. B. HENDRICKSON. OTICE.—50 hags Hmrge PlniiU, marked IJ landed from sohnoner ENOCH FRENCH from x stored for account aud risk ol WILLIS A BBUN PAGE. eived £1 assortment of Flower Seeds, put up inboxos, each cox containing 20 sclent varieties. jan 24 W. W. LINCOLN, Monnment-sgr. W AH FEME.—An Indian preparation fyr rv. storing grey hair to ita original color. It is guaranteed by the proprietors, that if the patient is grey, be can have hi* hair restored lo Us original color Ojr using Lovsl’e Wahpene. For eal* hy jin 21 W, W. LINCOLN, Monumcnt-sqi / IlIKEHK.—10 lax™ Mild and 5 do. English VJ Dairy of a very fine quality and flavor. Those vuio dasire to vat choice Cheeso, call and try. jauS O. J3. HCALLY, Ut. Andrew's Hall. , Green. Rose, Blue and 8almou Uoh — w.aw Marshall Ooiprs, just r*e « ADS WORTH, House Building. / 1 UOC'KKIEH.—Tho cbniceet VX ily Gocerles, Winos, Liquors to b* had at (dec I7J Deliveredin any partof the city put op with oare and correctness. —ire* S L>A k: . . bbls E.«h rnifKmi ■ » C1.AOUOBN k OlINNlNOllAM. A'iioS, UAiis, mo. ( oypK,. oil. YVm. NEl’UKW KING, Having located in Savannah, offer* his pro fessional services to citlxens in ths city and vicinity. Office corner of Barnard and State streets. RKrKBKXt'KS.—Robt. Hutchison, Eeq. Stephen Ha bersham, Esq.; John R. Wilder, Esq.; and Meisn. Way A King. 3m j &D 6 TAl’SCOTT’8 FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION AGENCY. Persons wishing to send for their friends, and desirous of bringing them out by Grit class packot ships, am informed that the subscribers are th* only agents for the above Agency in this city. They are also authorised to draw on Messrs. Wm. Tapsoott A Co., Liverpool, in sums from £i and up wards, which drafts are negotiable in any town through out Ireland and Great Britain. Drafts on France and Germany, payable in all parti of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to ' , deo 24 ly BUNKER k OGDEN, 80 Bay-«t. FRANKLIN JOB OFFICE. WM. H. ROYAL, PLAIN AND FANCY BOOK ANi) JOB PRINTER, •121 Cor. Broughton «fc Whitaker «tn. 6m DENTISTRY. IHo So S3. @ “ST il Ed Es9 Hurjclcal and Mechanical Denilat. Office in BROUGHTON STREET— DQSi south side—near Whltaker-at ly BOV 9 Jg DR. 8ULLIVAN has removed his Oil to Congress-street, between * Aberoorn. tf i»ov 2 Book and Job Printing, Q (ENTRANCE IN THE LANE.) RDERS loft at the Priming Office, Bookstore of th* subscribers, will be 1- JOHN M. promptly •: PER A CO GERMAN BITTERS, sold wj Dr. C. M. Jackson, I2u Aroli street, Philadelphia, spoken of in terms of the highest commendation, and we honestly believe that it D one of the b*et Medicines advertised for the complaints for which it is recommended. They are pleasant to th* taste, and can be taken under asy circumstances, by the most delicate stomach.*The press far aud wide, have united in commending this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, Ac.; and suuh are th* huallug effects of this panacea, that we hope it may be introduced to every family where dys pepsia has, or is likely to have a victim. lm feb 4 Private Hospital. DOCTORS WILDMAN & GANAHL, Fxrm-btrebt, West end or tub Flams Rom. ft 7^3 DB! *' WILDMAN a GANAHL having completed th* arrangement* for a Private Hospital, and fitted up the same with *u the appliances of hygiene, good nursing, and medical 5ind surgical at tendance, now offer the benefits uf the institution to the public. Tho terms of admission are $1 per day. This will *e- cure constant aud efficient medical attendance, medi cines, board and lodging. Ton dollars will be rsqairvd ^ in advancs, which will not be subject to reclamation.— Apartments perfsctly private may be obtained on rea sonable terms. That the institution may partake ae much as possible of tho bonovolent public character which the origin*!* tors intended, they have solicited th* following gentle men to act as a board uf visitors, who will at all and any time inspect the premises, and whose names ora guarantees to the public ef its efficient management: Hon. Laugdoa Chores, i John W. Anderson, Joseph 8. Fay, A. A. Smets, Charles Grocu, John W. Rabun, John Boston, ( Solomon Cohen, Montgomery Camming. Arrangements have also been made for the accommo dation of negroes. P. H. WILDMAN. M. D., Corner Aberoorn and South Broad-sb CHA8. GANAHL. M. D., doc 21 South Broad-street, East of Barnard. Uusiut's* Lots near Latoiiton DEPOT. r PHK undersigned having bought tho clifiM* X Ground for Grocery Stores and Wagon Trade. «*• vuuieut to the Depot, near the pnblio square, in Ea«*«- ton, and expecting to commence business himself, be wishes others to do so—as fair competition is the Ilf# of trade. He will soil several building lota for Stores, sad *s a heavy trad* may be expected—where from 26 tu 35,000 bales of Cotton will be brought in tur ssl«, * B( t shi’iinsnt to Savannah—uo placo iu the interior of Geor gia prusont* greater inducements tu buslne»e men, to soil family aud plantation ■upplics, In th* midst of th* best community ia the State of Georgia. ' tfdT Persons wishing lota can address theiubscrltet at .Madison, Morgan County, Georgia, feb 14 M«w JOHN R. ROBSON-^ NOTICE. . , f PIIE t pocial cupartueisUip Heretofore existing i 11 I the nftr of Savannah, and entered into on tM 22d day of January, 1852, between Alexander A. bmei* and Muses J. Solomons, in which the said AltMWtwjA. Smets was .he special partner, and th* said Mosee Soi mons was the general partner, for th* transaction of a gcuo. 1 Grocery business in the city of Barttnosi. is hereby dissolved by mutual consent of the ssid p* 1 *" uers, of which dissolution this notice ls given in aeeot““ auce with the provisions of tho acts of the legW**®' of 1837, iu relation to special and limited partnertMP 1, ALEX. i. SMEW. 8av.nn.il, >'ab. 10, lfSJ. M. 1. nOLOMONo- In withdrawing from tl..'urm ,r M. J. S"!™".’!.! beg to teudor my acknowledgment* fur the liber** P* . ruuege ekteuded to it during the past year, ami w Holt a oontiuuano* of the faeow of my .friends in bsfiau of Mr. hi. J. Solomone. . v . _., rT o feb 12 8 1m A.A.8METb^ CITY HOTEL, Bay Hireet, Havaunnb, Georgia* r |lHia long established and favorably known X tel occupies a csnirol looation in the pommeirc ^ portion of tne city. The proprietor is uounoe to hie old patron*, and those who favor him with their visit*, that by *«*nt|Midll!oa»*“ improvement* in hi* establishment 1»« is placcu m i session of more extended ueaas than heretofore ror* comfort aud convenience. Particular attention h*» given in the late alterations to th* apartments ated to ladies and families, which, with other the!: nnnngemeut, have now * private eutr*o««*e . .iiuing-rooui, thus securing their ocCupaoW ttom / intrusion from other portions of the bull ding. , lag them all the privaei** of home, fertens Savannah will find the City Hotel *Uthey eoaUIJflirj , it, and no effort on th* part of th* iut*«nh«r wiu r. condom, rtnpggg For Sale, tlOUA-yoiinf, wall brnk. Buggr and S»ddi* A NCIIOVIB PASTR. A t.Litiu nn raoi 2 doisn Anchovie Pasta 5 44 French Mustard 3 44 Currant daily, for said by P ‘aim**. d...«dn-Ul,uc liiniik'*** x jS^ ul fcr Hi, 17 (jw UJ MtUAllUX * l~VEi»
