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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1853)
n m 0 THEMMJLI MORNING NEWS, l!V JOHN M. COOPER. OILMAN T. THOMPSON, KOITOB. TEKNII • Mir r*m. AS 001 Tin-w«mn.T M 00 Nf if AdffrtiMWjfnO will appear in both papers- Largest tUrculation H> the 1'Hy l! SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1853 wL Friday Marling, »«>INl«ry '■*». 1MM. Po.iukc on (III. AlornioK Nnrrii, «n0« r ,lle new L»»w. DAH.V NSW* in Oaor.il, 70 oi.u * THI-WKKKlal/ NKWO. II U.ornto, * JfO Jf DAILY N CWfl, to my ,«« of th. U.«■ *I,M V*»““'»• Till- WCfclCLiV MKWS, to par, of too U. “• 70 «“• 2i?Th“'.lK... or. Ih. nM wh.np.ld In iilT.no. onto. of ilollTiry. Wl..n nol y.lJ In wlT.no., tb. nNi are double, 8KK FIRST Jfll) LAST PA (IKS. by magnetTcTelegraph. (Transmitted to th* Dally Mora i% Niwi,] Cbarleaton Cotton Market* C/HARLKMton, Feb. 24. I*. M. To-day, (Thursday,) ilia nufes of coiion were 1,100 boles. The sales of Ilia week comprise 8,000 bales, at declining prices. The quota tions for Middling lo Good Middling are9 to 9|, and for Middling Fair 9J to 9j cents. Tho receipts of the week at tbi* port reach 17,780 balsa, and the stock oh baud oaclusire of that on shipboard, is 53,600 bales. HerluuM Accident. We regret to learn that during the aquadron parade on yesterday, Mr. Alfred Kent, a member of the Georgia Hu ■•ure, met with n serious accident, occasioned by a full from his horse. smHL It nppesrs thot the animal which he was riding xcz* so perfectly unmanegeaMe thot ho was advised to change him for a more tracta- bio one. Mr. K. accordingly left the ranks for that purpose, and bad proceeded but a short distance from his company, when he was thrown. While down, Ids horse inflicted a kick upon his face, which was ao severe as to fracture the bones of his nose. We are hap py to add that up to last evening he was doing well, and that his wouud though severe is not considered dangerous. Tlio River. The recent femvy rains, says the Augusta Conatitutionanat of yesterday, have caused quits a sudden rise in our river, and tho water, us we write, is running over tho upper wharves, end covering that portion of Bay-street, lying between Campbell aud Washington streets. During Tuesday night, considerable drift wood lodged against the llailroud Bridge, but the temporary uprights being knocked away, it passed through without doing any dumnge, and ail is now clear. The river i« still rising slowly,afl we go to press, hut no material da mage is apprehended from it. The Htate Temperance Convention. The convention assembled at Atlanta on the 22d inst., and wae organized by electing Col. John D. Walker of Morgan County, Presi dent, with eight Vico Presidents, one from each Congressional District, |Mr. W. N. Willi ford of Bibb and Mr.T. \V. Lank of Chatham were appointed Secretaries. The action of the Convention resulted in the adoption of a series of Resolutions, one of which authorizes the preparation of a memorial to be signed by the President and oficeisot the Convention and presented to the Legislature ol tho Stule at its next seHSftion, praying that a luw he passed submitting tuthe (temple at the ensuing county aiections the questiou whether licence shall or •ball not be grautee for the sole of ardeut spir its in tbe respective counties. Wa are informed by a gentleman ftom At lanta, that tbe convention was large, aud com posed ef men of intelligence and influence, ac tuated by a resolute determination to carry out by ail practicable and proper means the object of tbe movement, which is, suppression of the traffic in ardeut spirits. After a pointed and forcible address from J>r. L. Fierce, on the subject of legislative restriction as applied to temperance, the con vention adjourned tint die ou Wednesday af ternoon. * Thk Caloric Ship Ericsson.—The Bal. timore Sun of Monday morning, suys the steamer Herald from Norfolk, yosterday mor ning, at 5 o’clock, passed a large vessel, brig rigged, at anchor, above the Great Wicomico. She had four pipes, and Bide wheels, and wa* supposed to be the caloric ship Ericsson from Naw York for Norfolk. Steamers between Unllforulu, China and Japan. Tbe Washington telegraphic correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, suya that a proposition of unusual iutorest, aud nue which is exciting the liveliext attention from the intelligent and leading members ol Congress, Ims been sub mitted by Mr. Auibrose W. Thompson, to es tablish a line of steamers between (lie Western Const of our country and Eastern Asia. The lma consists of six steamers of no less than 3000 ions, each a*,earner to be pierced and ready for mounting of the .heaviest batteries for war purposes, but in times of peace to carry al ways four guns of tbe largest calibre. In the course of their voyages they are to perform the naval service in the North Pacific. They will thus afford tho must ample protection In the whaling and commercial marina in these seas, and completely relieve the government from the neceesity of keeping a naval squuti- ran at that distant and expeuaive station. By eereful axamiuktion it is found that this will 0 bn a saving of one and a quarter milliont oj dollars per annum to the Navy Department This line is to uiuke semi-monthly trips be tween California and China, touching in going nud returning at the Sandwich Islands, and at some port in Japan so soon as communications are opened with that Empire. For this service a contract is asUed for ten years, the government to allow the contractor to receive the amount of postage which may be collected ftom mailable matter transmitted by the steamers. To aid in the immediate establishment of the line it is asked that one- half the amount which the Poslmaster-Geuer- •1 may traumata will arise from the postal ser vice shall ho advanced in bunds of the govern ment—-payable at the end of the contract term -Mind one-half of the monthly receipts of the line are to go toward the payment of this ad vance by government. The fairness of thix preposition, its feasibility, and the practical Htgoaer in which it is put forth, together with 'the huown ability of Mr. Thompson to carry out the project, are gaining friends rapidly to this moat important measure, and there is now scarcely a doubt, says the ffau't correspondent, of the passage of a bill to effect the object In the present Congress. Q7* Tbe night train on ihe Montgomery and West Point .Railroad now tuna through iu five hours—making over twenty niilesan hour, running time. A large, powerfully reflecting lamp is used, which enables the engineer to sea any obstruction at * distance of 200 yards. I road la «aid to be in capital Order. I in lira esse JJ* lately shot in Washington City 4 bis condition is now higb- coning Booth *TI»o announces that the Mer- r Association of that city, have ‘ a distinguished English author i acceptance of their invite- r • court* of Lectures in Charles- I he will accordingly lecture there renters of Queen Anne's | Reported for th* Daily Morning Nows.J Proceedings of Council. Council met lest evening. Present—His Honor the Mayor; Aldermen Lainar, Lewis. Holcombe, Bruner, Screven, Mullery, Gnnahl, Arnold, and Bulloch. Tha mintitoa of last meeting, and the infor- matiun and Mayor's fine docket, were read and confirmed. Appeal Caaea.—J. C. Thornton, for ob- ■Dueling Bay lane, fined by the Mayor $3. Mr. T. not being present, fine confirmed. L. McKeuuan, who was fined $5 by the May- or, it being the second offence, for obstructing the streets, appealed to Council. Fins con. firmed. i he City Marshal, fined in two cases for neglect of duty, in not reporting person* for obstructing the public thoroughfares. Fines remitted. Cases referred to Council.—Robert Hab ersham, Planters' Bank, Jacob Waldburg, Jno. Williuinaon, (Executor of eststa of J. P. Wil liurr.son,) Barnwell Smith, (Wm. Duncan agent,) Lewis F. flsrt-is, and estate of James Johnson, (Geo. II. Johnson, agent,) for viola ting city ordinanco, rolulive to the washing of ■uud into the Suvuiinuli river, by buildings not having proper gutters, Ac., passed Nov. 4, 1852. Fined thirty dollars each—the city por tion to be remitted. REPORTS or COMMITTERS. The Committee on Streets and Lane$ to whom was referred the petition of the Vestry and Wardens of St. John's Church, report that *uid petition be granted. Adopted. The Committee on Gas reported adversely tho petition of Jas. Dunn, Lump Cun tractor. The Finance Committee to whom was re ferred the petition of the City Constables, praying fur un iucrease of pay, reported ad- irsely. The Committee on Streets and Lanea horn wua referred the communication of R. R. Cuyler, relative to closing Ruilrond atreet and opening New and Jones' streets, report that Council Iras no right to aleniate any por tion of the public streets. Received aud or dered to be published. The Special Coamittee appointed to in quire into the expediency of having a full and cotnpfetu compilation of the City Ordinances published in book-form, recommend that they be so published ; provided the cost docs not exceed one thousand dollars, and that Council he furnished with one thousand copies—re ferred hack to Committee. The Committee on Gaa submitted muiiicatiou from Robert H. Griffiu, President of the Gus Co., in reference to the cost of lighting the principal streets of Yamacraw with Gus. Recoived and ordered to ba pub lished. The Special Committee,to whom was refer red ihe offer of Punch, Hilton and Ganahl, pro prietors of the Daily Georgian, relative to the City printing, for the present year, recomiuoud that Council oiler them $250 and that the reso lution determining that there should be but one city printer be rescinded. The Committee hud nut been able to decide tho legul questions involved in tho matter un der consideration. Tho report cluimed Ihe right of Council to reconsider its action until (tie record of it had been tnude, and published notwithstanding that the vole to reconsider in this instance had not been iu strict accordance with parliamentary usage. Aldemiau Arnold suid that Council were governed by no ruins save those which they •trade for theiiiselves and denied the right of any person to approach that body and say where it should stop or how for it should go. He claimed for Council the right to review its own actiou uud to reverse or ratify its acts, which only became law whsu spread upon the minutes, and confirmed by subse quent meeting. While he was willing to ac cept the recommendation of the Committee he was glad that they asserted artd maintained that right for which lie contended. After some brief remarks from Aldermen Lunar and Ganahl, the report was adopted. An ordinance was passed relative to the Plank Rood, and for regulating the hauliug of timber, railroad iron.&c, through tho city. This ordinance takes effect iu one month from its pascuge, and imposes a fine not to exceed $20, fqr violation. All carriages, drays, dec, passing over the road ore required to keep to the right. In violation of tins regulation, to suffer a fine not to exceed $30. An ordinance creating the office of Deputy Marshal waa withdrawn. An ordinance to repeol certain sections of un ordinance in relation to the purchasing of lots in the New Cemetery, was road the firut time, aud laid ovar. The petition of lot holders, dec. in Crawford Ward asking council to permit the erection of woodeu buildings in that ward, was referred to the committee on the Fire Department. The petition of Thoa. N. Box, agent for Mrs. Brvx, asking a remission of a tax on two slave*, erroneously returned, was granted. The petition of c large number of tha City Watchmen, asking an increuse of pay, was referred to the Committee on Finance. The petition of the Savannah Turners As* tociaiioti, 'asking permission to enclose two acres of the city land, south of the city', for the use of the Association, was received. Electiona—John Masterson was sleeted su perintendent of Streets and Lanes. Harvey Morse wus elected a Sergeant ol the City Watch. 1). Canwellvr waa elected a City Constable. Thomas B. Maxwell und Allen Rusaell resign ed their offices of City Constables, they huv ing been elected County Constables. Henry C. Mehrlens, in eousequence of ill health, resigned his office of Sergeant of the City Watch. Alderman Bulloch offered a resolution that the city elect three City Printers, incluning the Republican and Georgian. The resolution was lost, only two votes being in itsfavur. A resolut.un was passud authorizing the city Treasurer to pay to Scamore Harris the sum of $800 awarded to him by a Committee of trueboldera tor hit lot, required for ins opening of Naw Street. A resolution was passed requiring tbe City Surveyor to grade Zubly, Fubm, and other streets, for the purpose of having cftsa-peoli built in that vicinity. A resolution was passed, authorizing the Mayor to appoint a Committee of Five Free holders, to opeu the Laue South of lndiau-st. to the Canal. A resolution was passed authorising the Committee on Waterworks to drain the lauds south of thecnual. A resolution was passed giving power to the Mayor to cause the Bonds issued by the City, for the srsctiou of the Waterworks, to be paid at the Bank of the Republic, in the city o^ New York, whenever iu hie opinion it may he expedient. After the passage of sundry bills Council adjourned. \ Thk Strike in Baltimore.—A Baltimore dispatch, dated on Saturday last, says: “ Tho mechanics' strike will probably be ell nrreuged to-night. The employero solicited the appointment of a committee of journey men to meet them to-night, to close the mat ter. Accordingly, the committee was appoint ed, and instructed uoi to yield a particle m Ihe demand of fifteen per cent advance. The em ployers that are giving Ihe ndvauco are over run with business. Two thousand men are now at work, uud iv o thousand nine hundred still on the strifew." [Correepondenc* of tha Baltimore Suu.) Washington, February 20,1853. T he Pacific Railroad bill was deliberately killed lest evening, si lislf-post five o'clock, just at tha moment that it was about to pass to a third readiog. The fatal blow wa* given by an amendment annulling all tbe provisions of •he bill so far as lira Blau-* are concerned. The majority for strangling lira long nursed bantling of the select committee was only two, and Mr. Weller will move a reconsideration. But it in probable that, lor one account or unothcr, a imyoritv may he found against re viving lira hill at this session. The lerura of the amendment may he met by e bill providing only for the construction of lira road through the territories, which would con stitute one half its length front the Mississippi to the Pacific ; blit some of lira friends ol the bill as it stand*, will not support it in its crip pled form. The select compitiee of tho Senate on lira subject of lire reward claimed from tho United Mluii's for tho discovery uud application of I chloroform, us an amestheiic agent, have come In a conclusion. They are unable to decide between Ihe conflicting claims of Dr. Jackson, Wells, slid Dr. Morton, and propose that they he mode the subject of judicial investigation before the United Slates District Court for the Northern district. They also propose un ap propriation uf a hundred thousand dollars, to ho paid to the person who ahull establish his claim to thu discovery. They deetn the discovery one of the greatest boons ever he*towed on the world, ami most particularly upon its incalculable value in the army and navy service of the United States, where it is most beneficially employed. Gov. Murcy is here, und rumor still fixes him in the Cabinet—though Many entertain doubts whether uuy of Ihe able and experi enced men who were connected with Mr. Polk's administration, will form a purt of the next administration. But the Concord Putrt- of, some time ago, announced (hut no such principle of exclusion had been resolved upon. _ Ion. The New Silver Coinage.—Tho working of the new silver coinugu bill has been repre- ented by its opponents as not likely to bring bout the results desired, hut in this they are probably mistaken, at leas! so far as silver change is concerned. A correspondent of tho Journal of Commerce, referring to a note from Herend Sc Co., bullion brokers, to Hon. Jus. Brooks, SHys: “ Messrs. B. Sc Co. state correctly, that, to be at ihe true par with' gold, one dollur (or two halves) should weigh 39G grains. Now, in fact, two hulves of our present coiuuge weight, 4I2J grains, end the excess of weight, which is equal to ltij grains, is (represented by the existing premium of four per cent. Re duce the weight of two ImlvdH to 3% grains, end the premium is extinguished. Reduce (he weight still more, to 384 grains, und then thev would Ira worth three pur cent, lest? limn gold for export. Thin is what is dons by Mr. Ilunt- er’s hill. The wholo reduction in thu weight of tho ^present cuius is about 7 per cent., of which 4 per cent, cancels the current premium, and the remaining 3 per cent, is a discount quite large enough to retail) the silver coin in the country.” So it is likely that after the first of June there will not be reason for the complaints of want uf change. An amendment to the de ficiency hill passed the House of Representa tives on Wednesday, virtually repealing the seigniorage of half per cent, on the gold coinage, by limiting thcchurge to the expense of executing the coinage. This is to he regu lated by the Secretary of the Treasury. The Wandering Austrian Minister.— A Washington idler suys : “Among the distinguished arrivals iu this dty, 1 must not forget to mention that of the Chevalier llulsemanii, the representative of the fumily estate of ihe house of Ilupsburg-l.or* ruine, i. e., Austria. The deulli of the great Duniel Wehstorhuving become n fail accompli, (lie Chevalier lie* rinpn inin n Aim * ” Sri* Canal in New lion is .bout to ba made Now Yortt ' cf tho »M« poial more, n applies Legislature of company dollars, with not exceeding i power la con- tnd t».in ou tb* west aide .oil Bali- (lie Chevalier lies risen into a 4 fixed fact.’ Diamonds.—The Asheville Aries says that it is reported that Mr. Denver, in the north end of Duiicouihe, has recently found a substance strongly resembling, and believed by many to be, the pure Diamond. At all events, it will cut both glass and steel. Ha will no doubt have the matter properly examined. Should prove to be the diumond, his fortune is made, as he has several pieces of large size. The llourbon. Rev. Mr. Hanson, the uuthur of ihe article Futnuin, 44 Have we it Hourlmii uinoiig ns?” is out with the statement following: “Mr. William* has, os I shull shortly show, from the certificate of eminent medical men. all the well ascertained muiks which the Dauphin must have, if alive, uud when the secret pecu liarity, which, it would appear, even his father did nol know, is authentically stated, it will he time enough to consider it.” Mr. Hanson udds that in u forthcoming publication, he will „ ail tho documentary evidence of every kind hearing on tho subject, and correct and explain severul error* of typography nud trans cription which crept into the urticle relating to lira identity of Rev. Mr. Williuura with Lou is XVII. A portion of the American press have taken a very great interest in this Mr. Williams, recently turned up among the Canada Indians, and who ia cluiuied to he a Bourbon. We cannot see why the discovery of a Bourbon should iu this day be of any more importance than the discovery of a bull-frog. Frunce has got glory enough at present ill the brilliant rule of tho fresh blown imperialists whom she wor ships for the time. When the people get tired of tlrair present toys, they will find new ones ncuier home, without disturbing the quiet of the Rev. Mr. Williams, good man, who, hia lima uf life, should have no ambitious ideas put in his head. Important to PuieutceH. Perhaps no deciaion uf equal importance to the public und those immediately concerned, has ever been made in the Patent Office, a* that announced in Washington on Tuesday by the Cummikfflioiier of Patents, dismissing the applications to sxteud the Goodyear’s Indio Rubber Putent for seven yeurs, thereby giv- iug the public henceforth, free use uf the in vention. From a careful perusul of the decision, it Ap pears that tho precedent is likely to carry with it the subsequent potent which is immediately dependent upon this, sulpher being indispen sable in both patents. There is no appeal,tho law of 1848 having given the power of decid ing finally to the Commissioner. The interest involved will, it is said, exceed $5,000,000. 'Phis is a great triumph fur Horace H. Day, who was proved by thirteen witnesses to have been tho prior inventor. (3T The Canadiuos have got the railroad fever not less than the people uf the United Slates, and are building railroad ill all direct ly A line of steamers from Liverpool to Baltimore, ua well us lines of steamers from Baltimore to Boston and New York, are, it is ■aid, in contemplation by northern capitalists. or Florists will he pleased to loam that what was hitherto a floral impossibility, is said to have been accomplished at last. The “Au gust Rose,” a new aspirant to their favor, claims to he a double, yellow frag rant climb er. It is described ss resembling the Lainnr- que somewhat in appearance, but it is a more vigorous grower, leuves much larger, more ruddy and dark in hue, very glossy and hand some ; roses very large aud very double, nml in color pure yellow ; much deeper than De- voneitia, and the Rose quite twice as large as I*e Puctole ; hqt shaped like Lamsrque, hut is larger, am) the flower, when expanded is much larger; it is perfectly 'Pea scouted, quite ns fragrant os DevoneiaU, und more fragrant than any other variety known. Its foliage is superb ; it is a remarkable climber, blooming very fjreely, in clusters of odd numbers—gener ally ifom one to five, and as high as eleven. Its*bud is exceedingly beautiful. Virginia Colonization Society.—This society held its anniversary meeting at Rich mond, un Thursday eveniug. Ail eloquent ad dress wee delivered by the Hon. R. W. Thomp son, of Indiana. It npc>iurs from (he annual report read hy the Rev. Mr. Slaughter, that 171 emigrants were colonized from Virginia in 1852, at a cost of $I0.7‘20. The money con- tribute! by this State to the cause in Virginia last year, was shout $11,000, including $3,100 of the State appropriation. Expedition ok Lieut. McRae—The feet advices from the South Pacifm bring .nielli- gence that v^reut. McRae, U. 8. Navy, who had been detailed on a magnetics! and g«o- graphical expedition ty Lieut. Gillies, U. S. Na*y, had safely traversed the Amleu with ell his instruments, and » ns then at Mendoza, iu the Argentine Republic. He describes toe passage of the Andes as unusually stormy for lira period of tbe year. Tairla Parahlooa< The toilettes worn at the brilliant ball given by lira Emperor in the magnificent loons of the Tuilerics, on the 22d of January, were unequalled for richness ami splendor. 1 do not sneak uf these only which were com posed of tissues of crape and tulle, covered with siate or flowers, or snipes of silver und gold; I allude especially to the large pattern ed silks, which are absolutely gorgeous. The so much vuunted atulfe of* Ihe time of our grandmothers, ura left fur behind by the fabrics of the present day, not merely in 0«o superior richness of tha materials, but for u greeter finish in Ihe pattern aud in the delicacy of the coloring. A tuilette which attracted much admiration, worn by a dame of high rank, wa* of blue velvet rape, with running design of of creepers; Ihe flower were worked in relief, and of a silvery white, and, us it were, set iu a shading that ’follow* their outline^ and of a color aomowhnt daiker than the ground. Thera was two .kirt* trimmed with English point lace; the corsage being cut very low a la reine JJortenae, likewise dimmed with En glish point luce. I uiuy mention another superb dress of white and pink lumpas, having only one flounce or namented with large flowers and delicate branches. Bauds with delicate designs in silver, traced on tho stulV itself, formed the heading to this flounce. All tho dresses worn ut the hull, whatever tho richness or simplicity of thu muterial with which they were composed, were cut long in the skirl, especially behind, where they formed almost strain. The Rkirts were attached to lira bodies in large hollow nlait*. A charming dress worn by a young lady waa of whit* silk, trimmed with three plain flounces, bordered ut suine distance from the edge by «n imitation blue velvet band,and a broad velvet stripe; the combination ' cccdingiy prully, and in exqui*ile|tusfe. For visiting und walking, the corsages of dreuse* are mudo a la Watteau, that ia, a high gutlicrud body ; or partially opeu a[ta Raphael. The wniata, ure round; never (minted; the fileews tight apest gulhered at lop, very wide in the arm and ruflVd ut the wrist tor murning dress or dishabille ; fur derai-loiletie, they are pufl'ed ; a •mall baud enufines them; to this baud is uttechtid a broad uuilliug of ribbon heading two rows of lace. For evening dreas, sleeve* ure short, and formed of one or two bouffants, divided by littfe hows, bunches of ribbon or pearl buttons. The coiflures thi* winter are in gront varie ty. One of the novelties of this favorite Mo- diate is the -Clarissa llnrluwe coiflure; this headdress consists of a wreath of crape leave* uud velvet flowers; the wreath forms a point on the forehead, and has a large tuft at the sides. The Norma garland, quite round, with out a point in front, i* composed of velvet oak foliage and guld or. silver acorns: nmnll branch es lull and form a sort of resille. One very pretty specimen of the Norma wreath is made of violets und silver stnrs. For young ludies, hunning hoaddresaes are of crowns of flowera without leuves, and only oi two colors. The Imperial diadem is formed uf two velvet how* and four silver or gold palmettos : for Court, the ribbon* ere n-pluced by feather*, and the palmettos are enriched with pearl* and dia mond*. I mu*! mention the Ducheaa bonnet, a beau tiful iiiudel for the theatre ; the brim is an open work of Butin and terry velvet; three rows of blonde decorate the aaliii, with u terry velvet how and blonde butterfly fluttering ; the cur tain is of white satin; tho inside is trimmed with a wreuth of rose budscoming forward und forming a point un the forehead, fastened mi one side by a hunch of roses and on the other by a terry velvet ribbon bow. For visiting thi* bonnet is ofchecquers of black ar.d pur ple velvet; each band is edged on both aide with luce. Inside, is a trees of purple and black und velvet flowers, also of two colors; the string* ure of purple velvet. In the linen department thn most distill- guished lingere of Puri* hus u new cut of sleeve* styled the aabot alee re, which is either I lace or embroidered ipu*lm ; thi* sleeve,i* just wide enough to allow the huud to pu-s ; at the wrist it is trimmed with u douhlc-heulcd bouillonne,in which i9 pu**ed a ribbon tied ill a bow with two long end* ; from this bouillonne escapes a deep rutile, which slopes away ou each didn of the bow, and is exactly the sabot *|uevu of the time of Madame Dubarry.— Cups for indoor*,which belong especially to tho lingerie, are of lace. A pretty fancy of Madame Petit'* is a cup of tlireud guipure, with but terfly bows of green terry velvet. Another is of English point lace, with ornament* of plaid velvet ribbon, the colors being orange, violet and green. A becoming aud convenient habit shirt either for horseback, or to he worn with the morning paignoir, consist* of two row* or bunds embroidered in satin stitch, umi set oil’by un inaertiofl which luma and forms lap pet*. Tha body of, this shirt is composed of varied plaits ; tha collar is plain. The habit *hirt forming u waistcoat, i* made of narrow pluitBwitli a hand of the same. Escape of Fontanea from Lyons. During the siege of Lyons, the poet Fonta- s hud been shut up with his family in thu midst of the city iu ruins. Full ot alarm for the fate of his young wife and infant, he re solved ut all risks to escape if he could. Having obtained u passport, udiflicultv arose to how lie could curly uway some plum and other vuluublo articles, then considered quite anti-repuldicun. Among these valuables wu* Chnlice, a present from a sovereign, on which ii able artist had engraved the arms of the King of Surdiniu. Fontanes greatly dreaded lest lira Cliulice should be discovered, as being a vessel used in the service of the Church, and hearing the arms of a King, it would tell as a threefold proof of aristocracy. However, he decided on taking it, and luiHietied to the house ot a (rieud, who had been a nursery gar dener. The poet then laid aside all his feudal orna ment*, and set about changing hi* clothes to give himself another appearance. Having dreimed himself in wide pantaloons, and shoes stuck full of large nails, his hair cropped and every grain of powder removed, he emerged from the gardener's house in the character of u laundress's porter, with a heavy basket of clothes oil his shoulder—the plate and Cliulice carefully packed under the linen, tlis young family followed a few (races behind him with (lie passport, hut they had to puss close to (he terrible instrument of death ; for there it stood ulwuys ready for use. Fontnne* shuddered. His wife turned pule. To them their situation wus uwful ! But reason und ne cessity urged ihein on, Foutaurs resolved to act a decided part. He walked up in front uf the guillotine, grasping the basket firmly with hi* hand, and loosening the leather strap us if to cm ho himself, he luoked steadily u* tha scaf fold. A man of ruffianly appearance, who attend ed, as if he were u guard of the guillotine,came up to him. “ Are you afraid,” said he to Fontanes, 44 that you look in this way at the national razor ?” 44 Afraid,” said Fontunes, “ do you take me ” “ Federalist, that I should be frightened at or The New Brunswick papers do not ap pear to tie at all satisfied with the plan for the ■ettlsmen? nf the fishery question and recipro cal trade, because as they allege, too much it conceded to the United States. Gun Cotton.—An improvement has been made hy Major Baron Lcnk iu the explosive cotton invented* by Professor Schonheitn, and experiment* are about being inailo at Vienna and at Coinorn, which it ib thought may lead to a great reform in the artillery. For thi* purpose 12-poundera and 24-pounders have been constructed. Grenades cun be sent from the latter with much greater effect than formerly. The guns aje *nid tube remarkably ill * ~ ‘ intended proportion to tho missiles they to throw. Arrivals ut tlio Hotel*. PULASKI HOUSK..AVn.T*RKnEn t Son, Proprietor*. J S Iiennard.. T G Doll .1 A Cherry Tiicrhuay, Fb*. 21. i guillotine! Sacrebleu! Look nything like an aristocrat in for the sight of me, do you n my luce I," “ Wlrat are you ?” said a second interro gator, addressing Foutunes. “ I am a bleacher and scourer.” '* And this good woman 7” 14 Wlrat a question,” aaid Fontanes. 44 Look at the little one—don’t you see the likeness— Vive la Republique I" “Ah! that’s right!” aaid the miscreant. 44 you're a good one. Down with muscudius and aristocrat*. Vive la Republique and Vive la Guillotine!” Fontanes could not join in the sanguinary cry. He saw his wife tromhlu and took her hand. “ Come, wife,” said he, “ let us have a sung. Aye, and a dunce too t ” said the borbarisn who had first spoken ; “so down will) your basket, my joviul fellow.” “ But 1-1 ’’ 44 Nonsense—nobody will run away with your busket; down with it, I say! Why, wlrat'a the mutter? is it glued to your neck 7" Fontnne* objected and resisted for u while, but was soon obliged to submit; and wiping the cold perspiration from hi* forehead, in a state more dcud than alive, was relieved from Ihe burthen of hie basket, lie saw it placed on n heap of stones, and feared every thing would be lurupd topay turvy. Oil! the fatal chalice! All hope of safety was gone; lie wac on the point of delivering himself op and claiming compassion for hie wife ami child, in thu Imps tlrat they would be allowed to puss, when, happily, ha roused himself, clapped his hand*, and aflsumed a joyful aspect. ** Hallo! my friend,” cried one of the fellows. 1 You're wonderfully merry all ut once.” 44 A thought has struck uie!” said Fontanes, 'a hold ide«! Y’ou sea my poor wife! I know the Carmagnole always raise* her spirits, my go«»d fellows, 1st ue dance it.” His wife gazed of him will* a look of des pair, ** he snatched the child from her arms. “ What now! don’t make a wry face, wife,” said he. 44 Excuse her, she’s young ami timid. Lome, let us put the little one on the baskot— there ha lie*, on the top of the linen, und eleepN soundly. Wife, yoor hand. Now, tha ring— the republican ring.. Come, friends, join hands for the ring—the patriotic dance.” Madntur Fontanes now comprehended what her husband meant. She tripped tightly round the ring, aud joined in the chorus of the Car magnole. When the dance was over, she took up her child; Foutancs was assisted in replacing hi* basket on his shoulders. Hu wjtte bfe wife lead the way. and Walked oft after her, whistling tbe Chant du depart. A nd so they caeapsd. * M • henry mow storm in Philadelphia on Sunday. Z Frstt N Y G L Urow-a FI* UK Taylor. MARSHALL 1IOU8K G. Fargo, Proprietor. t Reynolds 8 C Col Milliiren do ft I) Todd Ga ua J W Mart J P Uuinphrii W Wifalna. J M I I-jIjIm. K U Williams A l*dy'..Li J Yauov Charleiton Baird Ten* N Loreneo Cub* ■ G* Dntlor ••T»yl R Y L*ue Burk. B LJohneon Ktnauuel I) T Phillips Scrlven J Lumpkin ......Burke G Joltnaon do W W Johnson Kan J Jones A Hon, N A Hardoo A Co, Franklin k Brunt- loy, IIrIiuii A Whitolmnd, Bolin and Foster, Fu ton A Walker, Washburn, Wilder A Co, llardwiok A Cooke, 8 Solomons, Cbas Ilartridge, W D Etheridgo A Co, O W Garuiany A Co, K Parsons A Co. J II Burroughs A Son. Ilurri.i A Co. II J Gilbert, It A Lewis, P I. Con- stunt inc, James Smith A Sou, A C N Smith, Lawson A Godfey, G J Smith, Crano A lloltcmbe, Swift A Co, Hcharlfer A Batteni*n, and order. COMMERCIAL. Departure ol Mteninnr* from mnvauuuti. TO-MOKKOW. Alabuma, Ludlow, for New-York, at 10 A. M. W The regular U. 8. Mail steamers Gordon, Capt. rooks, Calhoun, Capt. Uardeu, and Uttamura, Capt. •-^ morning— Brooke, Calhoun, Capt. Uardeu, and JJeUunora. Freetaud, leave every morning nt 4 o‘u!ock,for Charles ton. oouuooting with the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boats, aud nrriva every evening in Havan? nab at 6 o'olook, P. At. TO LKAVE GHARI.KSTON rOK NKW TORS. Marion, Berry, Saturday, 5 o’clock, P. SI. - Departure of Carson Central Railroad. TWO PaSSKNOKH TlUINS DAILY. Settling Train—Leuves Savanuah at 8 P. M., and ar rives at Maeon at6*4 A. M., connecting with the South- Western Railroad to Oglethorpe, and by stages thence to Tallahassee, Columbus, and other poiuts South West. Homing Tt ain.—Leaves St rannah at 8 A. M., aud ar rives in Macon at P. M. conneotine with the Macon and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery aud Chettanouga, and with the Augusta and Waynesboro' Railroad (day tram) to Augusta: aud (going Eaat) with Railroad to Milledgevillefrom Gordon. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. MEMORANDA. Ap%lachioo1a, Fla., Feb. I J-Cl’d hark Exact, Grum- ler, for Fall River; 4th, bark Vernon, Faye, Boston; Stu, ship Southport, Wilson, New York. Boston. Feb. 1«J—Arrived, bark Chas. William, Blas- i Heath, Putnam, 8n- CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITURE COVERINGS, *c., AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL. W. II. CAKHVL’S CURTAIN STORE Id No. 1U» Choalliut-DI., Flillnili-luhia, Corner 5lh-«t., opponite the Stale lluuse. M E Iran nlwuye iu store s full stock of French BfooatoUee; Do. Satin Do 1.nines; . 1 Hut in Dai.tasks; I Tabic A Piano Covers. Ao.; French Moquette; | Gilt Cornicoa: Do. Plushes; j Gilt Pins aud Bands* Lace and Muslin Curtains Gimps, Frinf • style and price. J Cords, Tasse! xtyls and price. | Cor*, Tassels,*Ao. N. Y. Faulted WINDOW SHADES of ail styles and prices; liutf Hollands; Shodo Fixtures, Brassos, Ao., and retry thing complete for Curtains of the newest Parle styles, aud at the lowest prices. Persons sending the height and width of their window ames, can have their Curluius mode and trimmed in host manner: soo Fashion Plates in August number of Godey's Lady's Bool Steamc— —- supplied builders, and dealers generally, •-prices. W. ILCARRYL, Goods, r .. h-streo*, Opposite the State House, Phil; Anoiber Scientific Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! The .. Fluid, or Gastric Juice, p . from Honuet.orthe fourth stomach ol the Ox, aftordirec- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICK. Th# regular meeting of th* Navaanah To- ®CS2» tel Abstinence Society will be held Thi* Evening, in Armory 11*11,at luir-poetT, when addressee will be delivered by Messrs. Kino and DvnntB, wbo have just returned from, the Atlanta Convention. A B and C D, aud all others, are invited to attend, feb 23 O. W. GARMANY, Pree. GHOCBRB* AliBTlNCh rm — An adjourned meeting or the Grocers ot m^Ss the City of Savannah will b* held at th* Exchange I/ongRoum on Monday *v*ningn*xt,the28th inst., at 8 o'clock, to receive th* report of th* committee appointed at th* last meeting. Full attendance is re quested. feb 23 8 Bv order of the Chairman. ATTENTION! Oglctbarpo Fire Company, No. 1* t You are hereby eiimminonsd to altond a fr.----.ffr regular mouthly meei ing of the Company ~ >s at the Engine House tide evening, 23th last., at 7 o'clock. By order, fb 25 1 CHAS. J. THUCHELUT, 8eo. at 10 o'tlock A. M. L The U. 8. M. Steamship ALABAMA, "Capt. C. D. Ludlow, will leave as above, r passago apply to PAD PADELPORD, FAY A CO. UNITED STATUS MAIL LINE FOR NKW-YORK. To leave on 8ATURDAY, March 6, leave as above. _ dP ■FLORIDA, Capt.M. C. Wood hull, will For freight or paaeago apply to PADELFORD, FAY k CO. LTho now and splendid steamship "STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. W*l- rCoUius.jvUl positively leave as above. C. A. L. LAMAR. For freight or passage apply t WANTED. A SITUATION a* Clerk, by a ninn who is capo- J.X. bio of keeping accounts; Is of sober, steady, and ludustrioue habits. Apply at this office. 0 feb 25 Prints, Jack- Silks’ Silk and Muslin Mant(lIas,"premium Ki^Gloves', Organdie and Jackouot Robes, Chene Ginghams, Satin Bareges Bonnet and Gause Ribbons, Printed Challyi L. C. Hdkfs, Parasols aud Umbrellas. Atso a large as ~~>rtment uf other Soring Goods, feb 25 tf NEV1TT, LAT11ROP k STEBB1NS. SPECIAL NOTICES, copal Chureh, would be glad to r*e*i ? * uk*,! T* from persons willing or desirous to boeogJ e,,l «* of th* Choir—compensation will be given qulred. Apply personally or by letter to Mr w South Broad etreet. 10 | - •‘4 rNliwllKIVI ZM«o»r«l for lie rurr of Hrr^.la, girl,,,, litir. Complaints 1, RADWAY k CO., the celebrated rw, •OSr^lDI. JI.OOY.Kd iD.th.r pj.,^1 1 ' 11 ' quUk r.m.d, for lit. .p.udj cur. ol n CtDotr, Tumor., Sjrjhlli Dud .lUi.r ob.il.,,!' , k,u . lodl.un, OT <ta,. Th. mom.ut till. «lr«ordloMj Mtdbh,, !.,. L bo,In. 10 ouro-tb. f„.l. R worbio,.. " torn ftlmo.t (niUntlj. It input, rtootrtolt, SL'!" bon., utunol., flbr., norm .ad ..ot.tlon of tb. ! rc.olvln, nnd driving ont •HdlnM.dd.no.il. ’I***-' In,, purllyln, wd .urlohln, 11,. blood, iMinnu h Ml thy notion tho onron. on.r,y. * tb, vltnlity to orory function l„ ,h. boT T "'V' 1 ' nnt to tnko, nnd ,u(.k t. Ronnvntin, Roiolvont, prleofl porbottle ondlun. Ready Rolinf I. .old for ISan.t HOi.nU nor - ,o' 1 '' euro, all Rheumatic, Npuralgle and N.rroui P.I.! !' • Ill euro Chilli, nnd K.v.r In flft.tn mlnutii-l. dlitr...ln, p.iu.'of DUrrhoia In t»u mlunu. . tlio mo.t pnlnfu! discharge, i. «K«n „,Tl'"!^ lm KS?*of Cotton to my friend, in N.w York. ( to ) cuC *>U. J. J. UOUBUTeo^~ = ' : 1 orrio., no. loo tanannnuu, Residence. “ Marshall House," 0m G roceries. 200 bbls. 60 do 25 do Hiram Smith do Pule and No. 1 Soup 60 -ii| 2H0 boxes Tobacoo, assorted qualities* 100 hags Rio Coffee 60 do Java do 1(J0 bbls Stuart’s Retlnod B. and C. 80 60 do Circle A. Crushed 10 do Ground 20 hhde Porto Rico 10 do New Orleans •10 boxes Loaf , 200 bbls Domestic Liquors 20 oasoa assorted Pickles lorted qualities * At. Segar > gri.u l*i| V sugar-cured llama 60 bbls 10 do Stuart's Sugar House Syrup Am. a general assortment of Foieigu Brandies and vines, in store nnd for sale bv M> COHEN k TARVER. I ARI).—lUbblftbiid 50 kegs new Leal' Lurd, j landing from schooner Triton, und for sale by fcbM CLAOIIORN A CUNNINGHAM. II 11. ing from fen 25 Jiuiiis, laud- Cl. A (i 1II lit ,V V cii NNI NtlllAM. N otice—ti.,, .i.nm.hip i.oi.oi uin i.„ this port for Key West nnd Havana ou tho 28tl» ~ ~ COHENS k HERTZ. Ag ( II HER. U1 HER.—an bhl, fV'&f 0 * Cider,just received in W. M. DAVIDSON. * >*te by |feb 25] W1LLI8 A BRUNDAOE. d article io tho above goods. *0^^ W. I1EIDT, Gibbons' Building. Yl aud be LOST, ISTKRDAY morning, u Gold BREAST-PIN, iet with a Tops*. The finder will confer a fr be rewarded by leaving it at this office, if f -f Baron Lie big, the great Phy siological Chemist, by J.S. llouaiiTUN, M.U., Philadelphia, Pa- This Is a truly irtnl remedy for indigestion. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Comtdaiut, Constipation and Debility, curing af- -- —Mfh'id, by Nature'! own Agent, the ~ teasnoonfullof Pepsin in- litiunlve five pounds of Roost . ... ... of the stomach. PEPSIN is tho chief clement, or groatdi^osting*prin- Natun Gastric Juii fused in waterwifldigest Beef in nbouttwo hi PEPSIN is the cl dple of the Gastric Juice—tlio solvent purl i Food, the _ . uteetincs. It is extracted from the Diges tive Stomach of the Ox. thus forming a (roe Digestive Fluid, precisely like the natural Gastria Juice in its Chemical powers,and farnisliina complete and perfect •ubatitute for it. Sclentlfln Evidence! Call on the Agent and get a descriptive circulargratis, giving a large amount of solentiflc evidence, from Lie big's Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe’s Physiology of Di gestion, Dr.Pereira on Foodand Diet, Dr. J. W. Draper, X ology. Prof. Silliman, Physiology, Ac., together with rep parte of the United States. No Alcoliol, Hitter*, or Acids! SW Remember thie: Dr. Houghton's PEPSIN it a great uatural remedy, free from Alcohol, Bittors, Acids aud Nauseous Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to tin taste, aud may bo taken by the mostteeble patieuts wh< cauuut eat a water cracker without acute distress. Be- w are ot Drugged imitations. Pepsin ia not a drug. i ure* In Every Town. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin has now been tested for up wards of two years iu every large town in tho United SUtes, nud the Agent* cau refer Dyspeptics to many remarkable cures iu every town 1 Numerous details ot oases, reports o? cures, certificates of Physicians and Patients, aro given in the Circulars furnished by Agonts Pc Dr. Houghton's Pepsin . Fluid form—and iu Prescription vials for the Physicians. Private Circulars for Pliyaiclans may be obtained of Dr. Houghton or his Ageuts, describing the while pro- eoss of preparation, aud giviug tbe authorities upor which the claims of this new remedy are based. As il is nut a secret remedy, no objectiou oau be raised agaiust its use by Physicians in respectable standing und regu lar practice. Price $1 per bottle. tfkT OBSERVE Tills:—Every bottle of the genuine Pepsin hours thu written signature of J. S. HOUGH TON, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Cony, right aud Trade Mark secured. 17 Spir Sold by ail Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. W. W. LinCOLN, Wholesale uud Hoiull Agent in Snraunah. J. A. MAYER, je 17 eod Iv-lawi TEA! TEA!! OCi f chest* Hyson Teu, 15 do Black Tea, iu /we\J store aud for sal* by fth 18 8W11V k CO. I' 30 bbls do 2 do 23 half du 2 do 30 bbls do 5 do Loading and for sale by [feb llij - N.O. 15 do Muscovado do 23 bbls Stuart's crashed A. Sugar 25 do B. Clarified In store and for sale by [fob IS] SWIFT A CO. no Hi COFFEE.—J00 hugs primo Kin Coffee, Ot) do |JE»T IVORY TABLE CUTLERY—Ws IJ uuw Offer for sale a complete assortment of fine and common Cutlery from the best Sheffield and Amer- ican manufacturer-, embracing new stylee and flnoly finished Ivory haudl* Kuivca and Forks in sets of 51 I’*•?**' Ivory haudle table and dessert Kui ves with Albatta and Silver plated Forks to match, Table and Dtraert Kuivee with Steel Fork* in doxeus, Game and Beef Carvers aud Steels, Bon* and Buck handle knives and Forks, Steels, Ao. I* COLLIN8 A BULKI.EY. C 1ANDLK8, Soup, Liiril, dec* J 60 boxes lieadells Pat tat Mould Candlea, 0a. k 8s. 23 do. Sperm do. • 25 do. Adamantine do. 100 do. Buchans A Smith's Family Soap 60 do. Colgate's Pale do. 60 kegs prime Leaf Lard 60 bbls. Planting Potatoes ..1. bw ^ # *,S'4'' f “ U !.* I ’ ,sarl SUrcb . landing and for “ lB b / (feb!7j SCRANTON. JOHNSTON-A CO. N *j/ W MOLAHNKW.—LM bbls Molasses, new crop, landing from brig Enoch * reach, nnd for sale ou the wharf by J* n ^ CLAGHORNA CUNNINGHAM. (^MOOBIUM.—The choicest quality of Fum- Ji Uqu t ,r..ud}loljr4 t Fruit., Delivered!* say part or ( ... put up with-sore and correctness. UUKKNK ANII PILAHK1 MONUMENT LOTTERY OFFICES iry'a Building, Bull at., opposite Poat-OKcr. GREGORY k MAURY. Managers. ivannah To-Day Feb. 25. To be drawn in t CAPITAL: 4,000 DOLLARS! Ao. Ao. Ao. Ao. Ae. -Shares in propertion. DAN'L. If. STEWART, feb 26 Vender for Gregory A Maury. • NEW BOOKb, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER & CO. Thursday, February21tii. /CASTLE AVON. By the author of " Raveua- oliffe," •• Angela,” etc. Bleak House, No. 12. Godey’s Lady's Book for Maroh. T.ie Complete Works or Samu t! Taylor Coleridge, with an Introductory Essay upon hie Philosophical 1 heologioal Opinions. Edited hy Professor Hhead. Ihe fortunes of the Colvillo Family. By Frank Smcdley, author of •• Frank Fatrlelgh," etc., etc. First Love: a story of Womans Heart. By Eugene Sun. The history of an adopted child. By Geraldine End- eon Jewebury. llom. Sc.n.1 >nd Heart Studie.. By Orao. Agull.r. UBultry! 4 Analysis of Draniatio and Oratorical Expression de veloping the associative relations of the Element* of the Voiuo and Gesture. Hy J. A. Fowler. Ranking's Huir-Yearly Abstract of tho Modical Sci ences. No. IG. The Physioiun's Pooket Dose and Symptom Book. Bv Joseph U. Wythes, M. D. J 1 y AUAIN ANOTUKR SUFPI.Y OF . Tho Lofty and the Lowly. By Miss McIntosh. B Y .ol otfl o'. NOTICE. ' permission of the Court of Ordinary, will ho soid, on Thursday, the 3d proximo, at the premises, * - A * **•1 poriehable property of the cs- »«*e of C. Dawson, decaasod. ^ WM. C. DAW8QN, Adm'r. L 1 REHIl Lohoter* uud Salmon, just received by 1 feb24 A. BONAUD. ( , Lo ? 1 Ifeck Bund, und Trace Chains. 1-orsalo by F. W. CORNWELL, - f8b 102 Bryan-st. UU1IA MOLAHHEH.—180 hlids. nud cargo o _ # by COHENS A HERTZ, T 112! feb 21 liLMOYAL. McKENNA, of BarnaudBt. Ciikap Dry- Goods Stork., has removed to the spacious store, —.* netr t0 uioksoa's Coufeotionery. S TERLING EXC11 AN UE—Wanted hy feb7 C. A. L. LAMA] MKOICAl. «0-PAUTNBRSIlIp'~ tSS."’' E - «■ MAnTIN »„d Dr. U. L. BVRB h.Tlu^ M,.rI.Ud th.iui.lr,, ton,, lie. or their Prol.Mlou, uuty h. found at Ut.i, , th. rc.ldouee of Dr. B„ No. »7 Broo,t,too-.(„.1 1 ■ Ido, betwoou Bull »nd Dr.ytua~itr.tt.. Dr. II. ti be found ktth, N.r.h.11 llouM at night. Cm DENTISTIlF D It. IB. C. II EAi.fi Forformi .11 oporKtloo. fiertklbiug to Natural or Artll. otol To.th, In tb. bolt Ityl., OOloo Drat corner „„ U i»» II the Marshall House. DENTISTRY. D R. Q . D . B.A R N E8, Hurglcnl nnd illechnnlcal Dentist. Offico corner of Congress and Whiuker-sts., ovir Wr. Preudergast’i Dry Good* Store. ly tp j; ' DR. WM. NEPHEW KTNU, Having locatod In Savannah, offers hi* pro- fussioual services to uiUicui in the tltr ui vicinity. 1 7 Office oorner of Barnnrn and Stott Street*. RcrxRKjrcES.—Robt. Hutchison, Esq. Stephet U 4 . bersham, Esq.; John R. Wilder, Eim.; sad UMin Way A King. 3m j, n6 TAP3C0TT9 FOREIffl BXCHANCK AND EMIGRATION AGENCY. Person* wishing to send for their friends, and deeiroue of bringing them ont by but class packet ships, are informed that the subscriber* u« th* only agent* for the abovs Agency in thi* city. They are alto authorised to draw on Messrs. Wa. • Tapscott A Co., Liverpool, in some from £1 sadep* wards, which draft* are negotiable InanytownthrMgh- out Ireland and Orest Britain. Drafts on Franc* and Germany, payable io all parts of the Continent, aleo for eale. Apply to dec 24 ly BUNKER A ODDER, 80 Bay-st, FRAN KLIN JOB OiTf I^CIL WM. H. ROYAL, PLAIN AND FANCY BOOK ANH JOB PRINTER. d«l Cop. Broughton Ac Whltnkcrsts. «m PEflfTlSTBY. IUo o' ffi WW& Ha Hi 3 HurKlcal nnd Mcchunlonl Dentiat. Offico in BROUOHTON STREET— south elde—near Whltaker-st. ly ’aov 2 Abercorn. Book and Job Printing, No. 102 Brynn-st. „ (ENTRANCE IN THE LANE.)' ra uu ... Iha Frimi,,- oftico.or at tlio '"beoribors, will be promptly exe* JOHN M. COOPER A CO. MP We liavo rrequontJy heard tho eelebrsUd GERMAN BITTERS, sold .y Dr. C- M. Jackson, 120 Arch atreet, Philadelphia, spoken of ia teriue of the highest commendation, and w* hoawtly bolieva that it it one of tho be*t Medicine* adverted for the complaint* for which it i* recommended. They are pleasant to the ta*te, and can be taken under asy cirouinstance*, by the moat delicate stomach. Tb* pres* far and wide, have united in commending this invaluable remedy for dyepepeia, debility, Ac.; aid ■uph are the healing effect* of this panaeoa.thst vs hope it may be introduced to every family where dys* pepsia has, or is likely to have a vietim. lm feb 4 Private Hospital. DOCTORS WILDXAN Sc OANAHl, Fa km-struct, West erd or tub Plaru Roio. Dr*. WILDMAN k GANAHL bSTiei completed the arrangement* for a Prints Hospital, and fitted up the same with all the appliance of hygiene, good nursing, and medical and surgical ot* tendance, now offer the benefits of the institution to tbe public. « Tbe terms of admission are 91 per day. Thi* will *• ire constant and efficient medical attendance, m»di* cinee, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be reqeind in advance, which will not be eubj* -bto reclamatioa.- Apartinents perfectly privato may bo obtained on rea sonable terms. That tho institution may partake a* much a* pogsildo of the benuvolont public oharaOtfir which the origfes- intended, they bavo solioltcd the following gentle* . to act as a board of visitor*, who will at all acd any time ‘rjpsct the premises, and who** name* or# guarantee* to the publio of It* efficient management; lion. Lan»d°n Chevae, . John W. Andersen, ' Joseph 8. lay, A. A. Sinets, Ujarlee Green, John W. Rabun, John Boston, j Solomon Cohcs, Montgomery Cuinmiug. Arrangement* have also been made for the oceomms- dation of nogroes. V. U. WILDMAN, M. D., Corner Abercorn and South Broad-at. CHAS. GANAHL, U. D-. *®°21 South Broad-atreot, Kaet of Barnard. ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! » ^ IMPORTANT TO DY8PEPTICS.-Dr. J. S. Houghton's PxriiN, tha True Digatn* Fluid or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, or tb* fourth stomach of tho ox, after directions of Bare* U«- big, the groat Physiological Chemist, by J. 8. Houghton, H r . D., Philadelphia. This in truly a wonderful remsdy for indigestion, dyspepsia, jaundice, liver complain!, ooustlpatiou and debility, curing after nature'* «*» method, by nature's own agent, the gaatrlo juice.— Pamphlets, containing scientific evidenoe oflUvalea. furnished by agonte gratis. So* advertisemeal Is aao* th*r part of- tbi* paper. j'OR tSALK.—Olio hundred Irate* primo North- ““ Hay landing from echr. Eclinee, and forsalo by i;:: i* i?bbV AY AND BRAN.—Eastern Huy nnd New WheutBran, for tale by DAVID R. DILLON, Foot of West Broad-st. H AJ 11 «t( fob 19 ills.— Five hundred Koloson’* Hum*, it store for s ale by BUNKER A OGDEN. L IP HALVE, COLD CREAM, dec. nl on hand and for sal* by O. R. k J. U. HENDRICKSON, Gibbous'* Buildings. r sal* by G. R. k J. B. HENDRICKSON. NDIA CliOLAGOGUE—Anunfailinjrrt IMt - dy for Fever and Afiiic, and othor bilious diaeases le and retail, at proprietor’* prices, by W. W. LINCOLN, Monuinent-*q. -sand llolyday Fruit . , C. B. HCALLY'8. r the city free of cartage, and do. do. L'lNE BRAN III EH.—I half pipe* JC » w " Hast. Costilliou A Co.,” 2 half nipej Doubouoha A Co " It) eighth pipeede.de. “Chan nagne Cognac,” all of superior quality; in store as for sola by ffeb U] OOHKWa k IIERTZ. II A ieb 6 ctvatt. Also, Pig liai k, just received and ( um*, just r “trkot Reel t FORD. A NC1IOVIE PAHTK. » Idoseu Anchor is Pasts 6 ” * Fr#scli Mustard 3 ** Currant Jolly, for sxl# by 1 ' A. BONAUD. ,'l.L'ID KXTRACT OF 8KNNA.—Till, Extract poesessee the sotive properties of Senna concentrated form, and ie a mild and pleasant pur- •«»*. just reuclved aud for sale by fe*»»» W. W. LINCOLN. It'Ll \. Segxr*, on hand aud for sale by M 1 • r | i 8WIFTACO, AI.AGA GRAPES, ORANGES, dee. Received per sUamer Florida. 5 kegs Malaga crapes. 10 boxes Oranges, 10 bids. Pippin Apples, Rai sins, >’tgs, Pruues, Dates. Citron, Almonds, Ac. GEO. ALEXANDER, fob 16 Cor. Bull and Congress at*., Moaumont-rq. IkKCKIVBD PKR HTKAMKK-3*^Hi^ XL Extra Goshen Buttor, 5 do. No. 1 do., 5 boxes Chouse, 6 boxe* Bakoris No. I (Premium) Cbreolat*. 6 do. Rak«r e Premium Cocoa, 5 do. Hass’s No. 1 Ground Coffee, with a fall assortmentof fresh Grocoric*. Pioklos. Haucec. Catsups, Ac. f « b lfl OEO. ALEXANDER. veeschfstnts; X rti-** 0 .*- io-'ll-ropl.. tjn, J-'fltt Mflllrnin, B.F0IH. H.Uu StrijMid do., stripud 8 G s .h A S Spring: and Summer Goods. ALES 3 -1, 7 8, aud d-4 brown Stiirling Xy Do. 5-4, ti-4, and 10-4 do Sheetings Cases common uud fine bleached Long Cloth Do 0-4 to 12-| bleached Sheeting Bulus idaiu and striped Osuaburge Do Flax do do Cases American and English Print* f; 0 do Ginghams Do Deniiaa, bln* Drills, and Shirting Strip* » 1 VjJU”?. othtr klo « Strip* Do Bed Ticking, Ac. Also,ainn. ussoriment of Fanoy Goods, consisting of Printed Muslins, Bareges, Tissues, Lawns, Jaconets aud Cambrics, plain and chocked whit* Cambrics, plain tad figured Swiss Muslins, needle-worked Collars, Cap**; Hdkfs, and Sleeves, Ladies' and Missos Hosiery, G*?. 1 * and Boy's half Uoae, of all kind*. Lisle, Silk sud kl{ Gloves, Gauxe and Lisle Under-Vaato. India Check** Silks, klaok and figured Silks, Bombasiues aud Alp»«* “‘S*.*!!.? ofcll#r Masunabls Goods, in great Tarioty. feb 32—tf NEV11T, LATHROP A 8TEHB1N8 CANDLUH. F\n Patent and Stiarin CatnJles,30doAd*- xjyl maumantine do, 30 do Tallow do. larding and**, eale by (feb 21] CLAGHORN A CUNMINOH*^ OK HALE.—Thirty two barrels Key $*?«• Mills Flour in store and fer sal* by aER fMtUtt.—5,000 bu.h.l. ttaMMMM Coni In fU V tor ul. by DAVID «. DIU-O-V.. t.n 111 Voii. ..r Wa.i-UK'.' 1 ; 1 !- AT«.- 1000 bu.li. Prlmn Seed O.I«, DAVID B.DIU.0N, ■■■■■■_ Pool «f W..t Oroniyr-*- / ANK T!I«IXAM> bu.hol. Suod O.to ll Ui«i QA, leh 19 a store and for for sals by r.1. ia 'dunkeb k oonP^_ OTKKI.K’M F1IATIIKK WIWTICK*.>* Q received and for sals by _ cY si avana anoA^^S^nipjTj*. l«W. lO.OUOU.J.n.to., tor ..to bjr^ bquaUD, j.»«l Q»r. < MTU1NU AT UKOVVMO --—w* will not **y at oc»w—but as few *» ■xsJl.Z&2S2S&Z' to.p. KViwKy8 YroiiiCTsrw;. ^ .—Srj bltl.. Ho. 1. s .n.i :< iojt .. No. 1 »ito 3 do. toddler^!! 1 - 0 COJiJLN A XAB' £B '
