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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1853)
FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE VOLUME [V. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1853. miMUHBI) DAILY AND Till-WKKKI.Y BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TKHMS: uliyrriher* at Kivu DOI.laiis nor annum, pnyablo hnl. early IN ADVANCE,orf»rtwelve cents nwouk, nuynbta to the Carnot *. Siuglu copiou, tiibkk cents. Tlio “Tin-Weekly Mounino News,” (for the country.) containing nil tlm now mutter and now nd- voruaonn nts of tlio Daily, is furnished for tiiiiek hollars per uunuin, in lulvnneu. Advertisements insortod u‘. tho following: rules eauAKR or ten unus. One insertion 0} & Three $1 00 1 75 One Month .......$« 00 Two •• 10 00 Three 44 .. 12 50 Four ** 15 00 81* “ 20 00 Ouo Year JR) 00 oxcoeding five lines, three- —...arill be oharged, i Insertion 45 One Wee k*....7..!!*!!".!!!|1 50, Jto. Ao. One week, 2 00 Fer advertisements not . fourth* of the above rates will be oharged, i. must bo paid in advance. Yearly-advertisers, exceeding in tbeir advertisements the Average number of lines agroed for, will be charged “IT portional rates. •rtisements sent to this olflee without directions, l -numfcor of insertions, will be published daily Biitil ordered to be discontinued, and charged accord ingly. Yearly advertisers will bo restricted to their regular bnsintsj, and all other advertisements, not pertaining to their regular business, as agreed for, will be charged extra. tfW All Letters dlrocted to this oflloe or the Editor must bo postpaid. By All new Advertiiemente appear in the “Trl Weekly News." for the Country. THE DAILY NEWS. Ncw-Orlcaiis Cottou Market. Nkvv-Urleans, I*’cb. 125,1*. M. The sales of Cotton yesterday (Thursday) reached 5000 bales. Lower grades are heavy, but strict middling fair lias ndvauced J to jc. Inipartuui from Mexico. Later advices from Mexico elute that Presi dent Ccvuilos had resigned his office, being unable to agree with Gen. Uraga and Col. Robbes, who had arrived at the capital. Gen. Uraga and the Mexican gurrison hod pronounced in favor of the return of Sunta An- uu, and Gen. Lombardini woe acting us Presi dent pro-tern. General Buetaments, three times Piesident of Mexico, ia dead. A contract has been concluded with mi American company, for carryinj the mail across Mexico to California. Further Particular*! of tlio Tehuantepec Grant to Mr. 8loo, The following are the particulars of the grant made by the Mexican government to Mr. Sloo: Mr. Sloo ia to hold Che road for fifty years, and the goverumont grants to him the exclusive navigation of the Huasuculu river. The government receives $000,000 cs a loan to bo repaid of the 20 per com. net profit, half of which is to draw interest of 6 percent. Gener als Moray, Villomel, Bouitace and Gutcrez, appointed commissioners to deliver the road to Mr. Sloo, for which purpose they left Mex ico on ihe 12th of Februury. Generals Bnui- luce and Canto have beeen appointed to treat with Mr. Conkling about the neutrality and protection of the government. Waahlugtou Attain*. Gen. Pierce kept his room the entire day on Tuesday, declining to see company, and not even admitting the Mayor. In the after noon Gov. Marcy was closited with him for a considerable time. An unfurtuuate sequel to the late affair be tween Postmaster General Hubbard end the lion. George Briggs, occurred ut the copilot to-day. The parties met iu a dark passage near the House Library. Mr, Hubbard grasped Air. lUigs by the hand, saying “ how ute you, Briggs.’ 1 Mr. Briggs shook hands with him, but in a moment discovering who it was, fol lowed Mr. Hubbard, and meeting him in the ante-room leading from tho House tu the ro tunda, said, ** I have just shaken hands with you—1 wish to retract that act of politeness— you have iusulted me and 1 have publicly call ed you no gentleman." Mr. Hubbard answer ed “juat oa you please, you are beneath my notice.*' Mr; Briggs, thereupon, with hie left bund, immediately slapped Mr. Hubbaid imho face, saying, 44 will you maks uo resistance." None boiug uflered, Briggs continued—“ J have said in public that you qre no honorable man, and 1 have now slapped yonr face; don’t you resent it ?" Mr. Hubbard then replied, “ Strike away Briggs—strike away—1 shall not strike back, lor you ata beneath my contempt!" Mr. Briggs then struck him on the left side of his head with his right hand, and repeated the blow once or twice. The bystanders then interfered before seri ous injury was effected. It is said that Mr. Ilubbard interims to institute legal proceedings ugains. Mr. Briggs• Marriage of tho 12inporor Niipoleoti III. Having given our readers in advance of the event, the official programme of the ceremo nies to be observed on the occasion, we did not intend to publish an accouut of the wedding itself; but in our copy of the London Netca, wa find a short'and graphic description of the great fete, which will interest (hose of our readers who have a curiosity to know how the affair was conducted. The Paris correspond ent of the Netca says— I have sent you bo many accounts of fete days within the last few months, that 1 led myself condemned to he wearisome wheu 1 perforin the duly of describing with a little more particularity than my last dispatch which will precede my letter, the wedding day of Napole on 111. and Eugenie do Moulijo, Countess do 1’cba. A fete in Palis is an important engine ol government. Any emperor, king, presidain, convention, or committee, thut will give a grand popular entertainment, muy alwuys he sure of VQ Lull audionce and a fair hearing'. No people on earth are so easily ntnused us tho Freuch. When they put on tlieir tiuuday clothes to see a.show they excuse all faults in the scene shift ing, reserve their criticism for a cooler moment, and seek only to he pleased for the hour. All governments construe this favoruble reception *>. the drama as a testimony of personal nttac- tmu to the manager of the theatre. 11 is, how- ever, an historical fuct lately ascertained that no theatrical performance will go off well in I aria without tiic uid of professional claqucra. 1 he Audiences are indulgent, tiut enthusiastic. Iu these grand street spectacles, mure even than within the walls of tho Vaneten or the vaudeville the claquera[\A&y a prominent part, and the result is “ triumphant success." .'Some **• ? r •** *>f these triumphs have been achiev 'd within twelvemonths, and on every occasion too telegraph has assured the remotest villa- d«* in l< ruucc that (he enthusiasm of Paris in Uvurof the government defied ull description. - Jl although all the fetea to which 1 allude nave bad distinct political objects, the mine, en ties baeu pretty much the same. When the President of the Republic returned from his triumphal progress in the provinces there J!!®® tt dooble “ hedge " of infantry from the ''(leans railway to the Tuilerios, a long pro- 'VSion of cavalry, and a great crowd. Wheu tne empire was proclaimed them was a double infantry from the Bnrriere do 1’Etoilc to the 'Pufferies, a long procession of cavalry, •nd again a great crowd. To-day there was a ooublo hedge of infantry from the TuiDriu* to iff * ltm f? procession of cavalry, and •uQucating crowd- lint the monotony of a mere military wpectaele was varied to-dey by ® of tho i>ld imperial stale cache*. people supposed that thg very ‘■arrisgea which conveyed Napoleon 1, tu p 1 . n d $«’KJng of Rome to bo bopt' S^ l ' D / li,lenc# ' They were the feature pi the pageant to-day, i na gffdnd crown displayed on the • of the antiquated vehicle that bom the sod Empress wae to tho cyee of mac •and spectators, hopelessly endeavoring over the forest of bayonets in front of ihOtn, the only, evidence that the expected procession was passing by. As early as eight o'clock this morning the doors of Notre Dame were besieged by hold ers of tickets anxious to secure tlieir places in the cathedral. Delicate indies in toilettes much too light for the weather braved the raw fog which arose from the Seiua. stood patient ly upon tha cold stones waiting for the opening of tlio doors, and waro prepared to wait more patiently still for four hours before the imperi al bride und bridegroom would arrive. Alibis early hour all the avenues to Nolro Dame weio blocked up by the curious, chiefly inhabitants of that thickly populated quurtor, many of whom saw for the first time ill their lives (lie extraordinary masquerading costume in which the senators, councillors of state, and other supporters of the principle of authority aie now bedizened. Nearly half of M. Victor Hugo’s most celebrated work is devoted to an architectural description of the church of No tre Dame, It would require equal genius and equal space to do justice tu tho appearance of the venerable cathedral to-day in its decorated state. The towers and portico were so orna mented, with streamers, garlands, gilded eagles, statues of saints, and Ihe initials N. E., ihnt very little of the Gothic architecture could be seen. A colossal gilt statue of Christ was placed between }hd towers. The four corners of both towers.weft ornsmsnted with golden eagles, whose wings, widely spread, were very conspicuous. Tapestry, apparently an imita tion of the antique of the tin o of Louis XIV., was hung iu front of the cl inch, and along the sides to neartv. hall tluii extent. In the interior of the Li^Hwtlia quantity of crimson dered bees, gar- 11 conception.— 8(5 oriflammes &c., the 80 velvet, ermine, lands, and lui Frum the nuve of all colors, hearing in letted,„ departments of (vauue, from expressing these sumptuous will have plenty of oi this, for the cathedral ent state until February^ it will be open to public while, it is impossible = ’“ nuily and activity of t effected such u magical vaat a scale at suoh a a I After examining Notre Darne l went to the Tuiilciics to see the < -rtege start. The pub lic were admitted to tlic Place du Carrousel. A considerable number of adventurous specta tors took up good, though dangerous positions upon the Benlibldinga and masonry belonging to the works now going on for ilia completion of Hie Louvre. They were nut interfered with. Indeed, every soldier, and sergent de ville seemed to he so much in request upon the im mediate line of procession that tho rest of Faria was left to take euro of itself, I saw some in the Rue Rivoli deliberately break down the boarding that separates tho street from tlio un finished wing of the Louvre and creep through. Crowds of people followed them unmolested, but only those who were good climbers could liuve been rewurded for their pains. A few minutes before 12 o’clock the Emperor ap peared at the central windows of the Tuileries, looking towards the Carrousel, and was re cognised bv many in the crowd, although Ihe distunce was too great for his appearance to be the signal of anything like a demoustrotion. At 12 o'clock precisely tlio cannons announced the departure from the palace. Of the procession to Notre Dame von have already received au accouut by electric tele graph. It was near one o'clock when the Imperial cortege arrived, and the approach was an nounced by a flourish of trumpets end the music of a military band, and the orchestra struck up. In a few minutes the Emperor appealed, preceded by (he great officers of state, and leading the Empress by the hand towards the altar. The Emperor wore his usual costume, und the Empress a gown of white velvet, termed cpingfe, richly orna mented, und a diadem otorilliants on her head. They were followed by tlie Countess of Mon- tiio, the Ladies of Honou’, the Ministers, the Marshals of Franco, and other dignitaries. Informed of the approach of the cortege, the Archbishop of Furis, preceded bv his clergy, went forward to meet them towards the central gale by which they entered. The cortege ad vanced towurds the throne, which was placed in the centre of the transept on a raised flour, covered with an ermine carpet. A canopy of velvet, lined with ermine, and surmounted by a colossal eagle, rose to a great height. A flood of light streamed over the gilding, the flowers, and (he hanging, the flowers, and the hangings, and banners bearing the names of the principal towns in France floated from the ceiling. The Emperor and Empress took their places on the throne. On the right of the altar, the five cardinals were seated, and further down the Marshals of France in full costume, and holding their batons of command. The church was crowded in every purl, and from the re motest corner of the navo und high galleries hundreds in vain tried to catch even a passing 'limpse of the ce/euiony. As soon as their dajestieg placed themselves on the throne, tho archbishop officiating suluted them, and the ceremony of marriage then commenced. The Archbishop, addressing the Emperor and Empress, said,. “ Do you present your selves here to contract marriage, in presence of the Church?" The Imperiul pair answered, Yes, Monsieur.’ The silence at this moment was so profound, that these words might he heard throughout the spacious edifice. After these words, the first almoner of the Emperor, preceded by a master of ceremonins, advanced to deposit the pieces of gold with a ring in u plate on the ultur, and afterwards presented them to the Archbishop for the benediction. The Archbishop then turning towurds the Emperor, said, “ Sire, you declare, acknow ledge, and swear before God and before his Holy Church, that you now take Mdlle. do Montijo, Couitesae do Thebu, here present, for your wife and legitimate spouse ?’’ Tho Emperor answered with a firm and sono rous voice,* 4 Yet, Monsieur." The Frelate continued, 41 You promise mid swear to be faithful iu all things as a faithful husband should he to his suouse according to the commandment of God I" The Emperor n- gaiu responded, 44 Yes, Monsieur.*' The Archbishop, then turning to liiw Empre *r, ad dressed the trnme interrogatories to her Majes ty, and received like affirmative answers. The Archbishop then gave the pieces of gold and the ring to the Emperor, who presented them to his bride, with the words 44 Receive the signs ol the marriage convenunt between you and me." The Empress then handed tha gold piacea to tho Duchess de Busaano, hoY Maid of Honor, after which the Emperor placed the ting on the finger her Majesty, with the usual words. The Archbishop then making the sigu of the cross said, 44 In nomine pairis et filii et spiritus sancti." The couple then knelt, each holding the right hand of 'the other, und the Archbishop, extending hie hands over them, pronounced the sacramental formula, “ Dcus Abraham, Deus Isaac," &c. The Emperor and Empress then rising were con ducted back to the throne. The Gospel was next read, and afterwards the sacred book was taken to their Mqjeslies to kiss. After the Paler tlieir Majesties went to tho foot of the altar and knelt; the first chaplain of the Em peror aud another bishop extended above tlieir heeds a canopy of silver brocade, and kept it so extended during the oraiaon. During the episcopul benediction and reading of the Gos pel, the choir chaunted several times the Do- mine talcum. The Archbishop thou presented holy water to their Majesties, and commenced tho Te Deum, which wae tekeu up by tho orchestra and the singers. After the Te De• urn, the groat officer* of the crowu, the princes, the ministers, aud other persons who arrived in the cortege resumed their places, and their Majesties descended from the throne. 'The cortege left the church in the order in which it hud entered, the Euqteror and Em press bowing graciously on all sides. The Huvrnnnnh Provision ,Market. Savannah, Fe»». 2d, 1853. Cora Meal, qtboshel, |l,oe r/ io>25ii Dscon, (limns,) Vtb 44 sides. " 44 Shoulders," B«cf, " [grass fudj., _ . Veal, " ...; .....12)$®I5 Mutton, " 10 (a>12fa LaimIi, " 10 {nA'iy t Pork, (wholeliog,)‘‘ H ($10 “ •••' %» Veutson, (iior saddle) $3($S3 Poultry—Turkeys, ouch $ 1,2.V«) 1,5 " Cleese, " " ... IfmUJYk " i>ucks,(domestio)oiw)li fiOfa-tiZ *' Fowls, caod " ...»7)«@50 Sausages, y. D> Butter, ((ioslien,) Lard, V ft EgK*. do* Potatoes,^ 8 wect)pur>a pock, Apples, $ half peek L Shad COMIMEKCIAL. LATEST DATBS. Llvorpol...Fob. 12—Havre....Feb. 10 | Havana...Feb. 12 wealher wes dull, but, upon the whole, favor- aide. The> cortege, on returning, instead of following the streets, came along the quayk as fiir as the Place de la Concorde, and entered ‘ Q !, a , c ?, , * ,e R. ra nd entrance to the garden of the i uilerice. l’he deputations, drawn up iu the garden, were respectful but uc.t warm finvnunnh Market, February HO. COTTON—Arrivtd sines the 19th inst., 5,904 bales Upland, aud 402do.Sea Island, vis.: 4,223bales Upland par Railroad; 2,90S do. from Augusta and .landings on the rivor : 775 do. via Darien, and 58 do. by wagons, fto. Tho exports forthosamo period amount to 4,430 bales Upland and 128 do. Sea Island, vis.: {to Boston 502 bales Upland; to Philadelphia 408 bales Upland; to Baltimore 499 bales Upland; to New York 2,357 bales Upland and 112do. Sea Island, and to Charleston 010 balos Upland and lti'do. Sea Island,—leaving on hand and on ahipboard not ol-irod, a stock of 55,712 bales Upland and 3,31(5 do. Sea Island, against 61,873 balos Upland aud 3,067 do. 8ea Island, same time last year. The foreign acoount* per steamers Alps and America were at hand at the close of our last roview, noting an advauco of one-eighth of a penny duriug the week, in the Liverpool market, with a good demand. This state of the foreign market had boon anticipated, and con sequently bad no influence on prices—the increased re ft counterbalancing all ofleet which they mightoth- erwise have haJ, end luduuiug holders to offer thoir stocks more freely, and g,ouorally at decline on the prices of the prcoedlng week. Wo quoted Middling Fair at Vfg to 10c, but the market closed unsettled, aud icurate quotations could not be procured. On Saturday, the first day of the wock now under ro view, tlio market was unusually dull, few buyers being iu attendance, and tho sales of tho day reached only 293 bales. On Monday the market continued languid, with sales of 643 bales. Purchasers dociiuod to pay tho rates demanded by holders, and the transactions of the day at very irregular prices, showing a downward ten dency. One of the principal causes of the unsettled of the market was tho report that later foreign accounts had been received in tho city, of the tenor ot which different versions wore circulated. Late in the afternoon the Pacific's nows was made known, show ing that the advance in the Livnrpeol market, biought by tho America, hud been lost, Hud reporting tho mar ket quiet. On Tuesday there was comparatively no market, buyers having entirely withdrawn, aud only a few scattering lots, amounting to 82 bales, were sold. On Wednesday the markot continued depressed, aud although holders evinoed some disposition to eell at a reduction ou former asking rates, purchasers would not operate unless at tlieir owu offers, and the sales of the vere only 513 bales. On Thursday morning tho marketopenod with three days’ later foreign dates by tho ’ ia. These accounts report that in the Liverpool tet the common grades of cotton had declinod an eiguth of a penny, whilo the fluer qualities remaiuod hanged. The sales of the week wore 50,000 bales— This nows had no influence hero, and the sales that day but 263 balos at irregular prices. Yesterday, (Friday,) the market was dull, tho sales being only 202 bales, vis: 35 at 8?*, 76 at 9, 99 at 9?,', aud 10 at 9*£ cte. Duriug the week our market has experienced a de- elino ot )4c. The accumulating stock iu our market, together with the excess of receipt* at all the Southern ports, have caused purchasers to deoil ne ojiorating to any extent at present asking ratos, aud the market closes quiet and dull at our quotations. Ordinary to Low Middling, 9 Middling to Good Middling 9' 4 @ !H' Middling Fair 9J»@ 9^' Fair to 8trict Fair 10 @10,' 4 The total sales of the week are only 2,020 bales, i the following particulars: 4 bales at 6, II 1(6)4,19 at7, 7J», 167 at 7)4.190 at 7>i, 29 at 7tf, 40 at 7^, 361 8, 143 at 8>e, 119 at8‘4, 07 at 8>,, 35 at 8*4', 147 at 9, 52 at 930, 23 at 9)4, 2i)6 at 9?, - , 49 at 9 7-1G, 3) at 9>f, 113 at 9&, 86 at 7 at 9J£. 66 at 10. and 58 at 10‘i Sea Islands—For all descriptions of this cottou there has been a fair demand, but more particularly for the finer gradee. Tho tales are 638 bales os follows: 20 at 2/(<^9: 64at 30; 50at31; 21 at 32; 101 at2l@33 36at33; 17at34; 253at31@35; 10at35; 33 at36; 15 at 37; 16 at 39, and 7 at 42@43 cents. Rice—The neglect of this article in our lost report bo« beou followed by a decline during the preaent w eek of about of a cent, at which rate the market ha« been •otive with sales of 1319 tiaraes, vl*: 150 tiorcos at ; 530 at *3,*^ ; 217 at $8*4’; |52 at and 300 tierces 0 Fresli Rico at $2?l@$2)s hundred lb. Tho exports of the week amount to 853 tierces. Flock—This article, although of slow sale, remains without any material chango in price. We hear of ■ales on tho wharf at $5,75, and from store at $5,87>i $ barrel, for Baltimore brands. Corn—Tho market is woll supplied, but the sales during the woek have not beeu to any extent. Sales have boon made at 60 to 65 cts, and by retail from store , 70(376 cents V- bushel. Hay—Little has beun done during the week in this nrtlclo, and we quote Eastern nominally at $1,46 to $1,- hundred lbs. LmuoKS—In largo lots New Orleans Whisky can be bought at 27 cents per gallon, and by retail at 28 cents Bacon—The market has been exceedingly dull during tho weok, and the demand has mostly been for the retail trade. Wo quote for wholesale lots, Shoul- dors at8>i, aud Sides at 10 oonts. Sugaks—We hoar of tho sale of 52 hhds. of Now Or- lesna Sugars, at auction, at 634@6>£ oonts. Molassdh—Sinco our last 355 hhds. 10 tcs. and 24 bbls. of Cuba have been rocoived. Tho market is well sup plied, and sales havo been made from the wharf in lots at 19 cents gallon. By largo quantities it can be bought at a less figure. CorrKE—The stock on hand continues ample, and wo hear of sales of good grades of Rio at 93 4 to 9?£ cents Htb. PA88ENGERS. Per steamer Gordon, fYom Charlrston C Millar, W B Lawrence, 8 ladles *«d eetv’t, J Wilmot, M It Hop kins, B II Javoba, J S Naweombe and lady,'C 8 Now- romba and lady, A U Dali, USmith, 2 Misses Simmons, Mrs Dillon and 2 daughters, Mins Quanckenbush, Mr* MARINI'' INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF SAVANNAH ... FEB. 26 8nu KisniMih. 3.1m.1Sun Sate 5h.54ni .; High Tide Oh. 22m. Schr Janes 4 Augustus, Brockington, Turtle River o Master. St .minor Gordon, King. Charleston.to 8 M LaAteau. casks Rice, to R llaborshara k 8on. CLEARED. Brig Metamora, Wan, for Boston—J Quautock, Jr. DEPARTED.' Steamer Calhoun, Harden, Charleston. CONSIGNEES. Per aohr Young Eagle, from Snnburj—50 bale* Sea 1.000 bushels Rough Rice, to E Reed, Way A Kiug, and Andersona k Co. Per aohr James A Augustus, from Turtle River—93 baleK Sea Island Cotton. 160 Cow Hides, So., to N A Hardee k Co, Hull k Ring, Andersens t Co, and Fort 1 n wiiyuo, w t, wami o wmm, r> riuersoy, n c King, J 11 Coiion k Co. Mrs Dilloa, H Vonglabn, M J Solomons, and W B Tinsley. LIST OF VESSEL** IN TOUT. H flips, Alabama (s) Ludlow....1300 N Y l'adelford, Fay k Co Grotto,'StuarLrtS ((71 Liverpool.Brigham, Kk Co F/oiTrader,(B) Black, 802 Liverpool A I.owr A C<* Fittjanics,(Br) Hoyt...1317 Liverpool A- Low A Co lane, (Br) Mearls 658 Liverpool A Low A Co Roohambeau,Stackpolo.865 Liverpool II Gowdy ............ “’•ppingA Krot* ford, Fay A Jane, (Br) Mearls. Rochambcau.Stac! , Bapidc(R)Bookelman..0tR) rep‘„ .Massachusetts. Sauwon-TSS rop’g....l'adelford, Fay A Co Stirling, Henderson 504 L‘pool..l'adelford, Fay A Co IlnrliH. Boreas, (Br) McDonald.386 Bristol A Low A Co Brothers (B) Murphy...277 Liverpool A Low A Co Uona Den, (Br) Roe 625 Liverpool A Low A Co lutrln8ic(B)MoFariandG57 Liverpool A Low A Co Chieftain, (Br) Fostcr..646 dis'g ....A Low A Co NaUioliUrn.Keilil.li.lOt N j^IvSn,«ICl Lalan,(Ur) Patterson...472 dis'g A Low A Co Springfield, (Br) Boy...517 dis’g A Low A Fo Peter Demill, lloey 294 N y............,K U Washburn J.A Haazard, (Jarduer.219 dis'g....Padelford, Fay A Co llrigH. Gen Boyd, Gilpat’k 147 W I Cohens A Herts Lion, Sawyer 180 load'g..Padolford, Fay A Co E Pratt, Brightman 197 Phila. Cohens A llerta Cardiff, Melville ..19* W I-. J Gutteuborg, Morse 191 Boctou. Motainorks, Wass. 189 Boston Alfred Exall, Goldor....243 N Y Willis xunasgo Excel, Taiuiau 375 N Y Waihburn, W A Co II11 McUilvry,Crockett 198 Portland Rowland A Co Philura, Calhoun 196 dis’g...Brigham, Kelly A Co Hclioonera N Barry, Pendleton Boston U K Washburn Ann Maria, Mitchell Balt Brigham, KellyA Co Arctic, Wilson N Y Washburn, W A Co Isaao C Hertz, Bulloch, Ais'g. Cohens A Herts liurpo, Sbarpo Phila Willis A Bruudagc Eclipse, Cosier N Y Rowland A Co Cataract, Rice N Y Willis A Bruudago Saxon, Haskell ..... .Calais...Stillman A Rodgei Virginia, Axwdt-thy N Y NK Washburn Triton, Brown dis'g...Brigham, Kelly ACo LYON’S KATHAIRON! For the Growth nntl Kotbellishuictit of tho Hair, to Preveut’iM Falling OH' nml Turning Gray. Awarded the highest premiums by the States 0/ Pew-York, Maryland und Michigan, at their Annual Fairs of 1851. I'HK KATHAIRON noutralizRSthe ofloct of die c, climate, and old ago, in preserving and 1 ;oring the human Hair even alter a baldness of twonty years; cleanses tbo sculp from Scurf aud Dandrufl; “'** the Norvous Ueadacho, Scald Hoad, Ery las, Diseases of the Skin, Ac., and is the 0 Salt—There havo been ne imports during tho week. In lots, it iaselling at $1.15 ^ sack. EXCHANGE—Sterling at 9) 4 ct. premium— Domestic—The Banks are selling sight checks on all Northern citios at >4 13 cout. premium, and purchasing sight bills at par; 30 day bills at cent, dis count; 60 day bills at l)*® 1>* cent discount, aud 90 day bills at 1)£@2 $cent.discouut. FIIEIGLTS—To Liverpool very dull. We quote nominally 7-16d. for Cotton Coastwise—To Boston 3$c. for Cotton; to New-York *g cent for Cotton snd $1 cask for Rica ; to Baltimore for Cotton aud $1 V for Rice ; to Philadelphia, \c for cotton. COLUMBUS, FEU. 22, 7 P. M—We havo no chango to notice) in tha I'otton Mnrbnt Pric.« tit-A atAmlu nr tico in the Cotton Markot. Prices previous quotations, sav 7(g)9?£u. There havo been no operations of moment since tho reception of ad vices by the Paciflo. CHARLESTON, FEU. 26—Cotton.—The market ou Wednesday was in a stato of oompleto stagnation. '’' )| ‘te‘'day the market opened with the Arabia's advi- ■Miijlj the utb css at hand, showing a decline in prices side, which further depressed our market, and the sales wore on lower terms than had previously been submit ted to. I rices have been very irregular from the opeu- ing to the close of tho woek. The subjoined quotations Will give a fair criterion of the market at the close «( business. Wo havo no quotations to offer for th# highor and lower grades. Tho receipts since our last ooinprlso 17,784 bales, and tho sales in the saute time may bo esti mated at 8,224 bales. We quote Interior 7@7>£, Ordinary to Good Ordinary 75s@8k, Middling to Good Middling Mid- dung Fair 9>^@9Ji, Fair aud Fully Fair and There liai been a regular and steady demand for Long Cottons during the week, which became rather active yesterday, when several hundred bales changed bands. The transactions foot up 0OO($7OO bales, at the full quotations given in our last report. FitEiGHTa.—The rate to Liverpool has advanoed to kd for square bags. A vessel wae taken up yesterday to load for Havro at li-32J for square bags.' Tbs coast wise rates remain about tbeeame os previously report ed, vis: To New York iio for Cotton $1>£ $4 tierce for Rice; to Boston >£o aud $2 for do. gtacenienl of Lotion. 8. Isl. j Upland Stock on hand, Sen. I.. . Sen. 1.. Rac'd since Feb. 19 " previously......... Total rocelpta..., vuunlAliSicur' For Ladies' or Ueutlemun's use, in tho world. Its per fume equal* Lubin's Choicest Extracts, and being froo from all offensive oil or coloring properties, it gives the Hair that clean, bright, aoft, lively appearance, socured by no other preparation. The u;>e ol the Kathairon is adopted by the first phy sicians in Etaropo and Amcrioa, aud lias & patronage aud sale unprecedented in the .history of tho materia lucdlca. Urn wtrds are bupernuoov, a trial only 1 con attest its real virtue, as millions certify. To be had throughout North aud South America, Europe and tho Islands of the Ocean, in largo bottles, for 25 oeuts. Sold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. dee 11 ixi Bay-streev Dry Goods, Clothing, ho. CHEAPEST CASH STOKE! ■ A ROM thin date until unxt April, Ilia subscriber* L 1 Will CONTINUA: SELLING their IMMENSE. COLLECTION of Dress, Housekeeping and Plantation Dry Hoods, at VEIIY GUKATLY REDUCED PRICES! making (l ln- ohoapnoos and varioty of ehoico in almost overy qIrs. better qualities and styles for their of goods, that. _. . respective pticos than can be had elsowhero in Savan nah, and comprises partly a largo assortment of FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, BED COMFORTERS AND QUILTS, UNDERBID RTS AND DRAWERS, LADIES’ VESTS OF EVERY KIND, WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, CALICOES AND CHINTZES, MUSLIN DE LA1NES, CANTON CLOTHS, inovory quality, AMI! 1! MER1NOKS AND ALPACAS, BLACK AND COLORED WILKS, From very low prioed to richest imported. MBROIDERIE8, very cheap. CLOTHS AND CASSIMEHES, WIDE SHEETINGS, SHAWLS, VERY CHEAP, EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, MARSEILLES QUILTS. WINDOW CURTAINS, LINEN GOODS, all pure flux, Ac. Our stock is so redundantly assorted, and so uniform- ry cheap, that purchasers ot a large assortment, in greater saving, than in any other store in Savannah. McKOSKEU & TREANUK, jan 19 11 CongrcNN-Ni., next to HulUst., next 10 is 111 *•»*•. And opposite the Pulaski House. PORTERS Extensive Clothing Emporium, 8t. Andrew’s Hull, lli’oiiRliton Street. r pI!K Subscriber lakes pica.me iu uiinounciiig (u I the oitiieus of Savannali, and the public generally, that he ie m receipt of the largest arrival of Fall and Winter CLOTHING over offered iu tho Southern State*. Iu this establishment oan t* found every quality and style of Clothing to ploaae the Uato of the moat fkstidi- ous. This establishment is divided into six differout departments, oach one containing a rich and full assort- .... In thoir li__. The proprietor has taken great pains to have factored, expressly for this market, aud 0/the 6 extensive aud fashiooublo assortment ut a o i s, lot fail to moot the which ho offers . viows of parents, who will consult thoir own convenl- imy by nmkiug thoir purchases of him.; 1st DKI’aKTMK! .. GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING. Contains Frock and Drou Coats, of every quality, from $7 to $30. Do. Frock and Dress Coats, olivo, blue, brown aud greau, from - $7 to $26 Du. 8had Felloes aud Business Coats, a groat va riety, from $3 to $12 1,000 Over-Coats, double and singlo breasted,aud double Ore.'-Coats, from $3 to $30. Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, embroidered Kos suth, from $18 to $30. 2,000 pair of Pants, of every quality aud color, from - 75c. to $10. 1, ot‘every kind. 2d Department. FURNISHING GOODS. Contains Furnishing Goods of overy description for Uentlemeu’s wear-consisting of scarfs, cravats, Waterford ties, Priuoo Albert ties, spring stocks, merino skirt* and drawers, ootton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves—all kinds, best quality Jones' CL K.Ac J. 11. HKNriKlCKHON, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND DEAI.EMS 111 PAINT8, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS, BRUSHES GARDEN 8EED8, Ac. Gibbons'AlPulUlinutr u ~»n*nah, Georgia, 1,000 Vo patent yoke shirts, a finoasssortment, Ac. So DEraUTMENT. NEGHO CLOTHING. Contains 800 suits of Negro Clothing for ho8so tation use, hickory shirts, red flannel do., overalls, canton Flannel under shirts and drawers—price ol Lull’s Exu-ttct or PURE JAMAICA QINOER, I .’OR Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Choie- ra, Dissiness, Fever aud Ague, Summer Com plaints, Nervons and General Debility, Jtc. A pure ar ticle, and administered w ith positive effect in the above complaints. Also used as a beverage and for culinary purposes. Sold overy where New Watch, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY 8TOUE, ftROUQHTON-STREET, No 148. M R. FRANCIS STEIN, Manutui turnr of Chro- nomotors, Clooks, Town Olooks, Watches, Ai respectfully informs bis customers and the public gene rally that be has fitted up the Store 148 Broughton-st.. where he iutends to inako a permanent location, snd oarry on the Jewelry business in its various branches. Watches, Clooks, Town Clocks. Chronouietors, Jewel ry, Ac., Ac., oleaued and repaired with dispatch, and warranted. New fashion Jewelry and Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at tho lowest prieos possible. N. B—Any Watch, Cloek, Ao.,Ac., that cannot bo re paired by other watohmskors, 1 pledge myself shall be repaired by mo to sutisloction, and warranted. - -f 2 iy FRANCIS STEIN. NOTICE. I STILL continue the TANNING and CURRY 1NG businoss, near the junction of the Louisville and Augusta Roads. Tanners and Merchants supplied with Hides and Skins of all kinds on reasonable terms All orders promptly attended to. jan 28 O. H. LUFBOBROW. G. R. A J. B. HENDRICKSON. TMjOIIR.—10 bbls. Extra Canal Flour for faini _I. ^ly use, just received and for sale bj 71 ODD RIO COFFEE—At 10 IT V D. I cash price, for sale by (feb 16) t tho lowest M. J. SOLOMONS. TEA! TEA!! Q/Y half cliesu Hyson Tcu, 15 do Black Taa, ii V/ store and for sale by feb 16 SWIFT A CO. —25 bbls No. 1 Mackerel 1 25 half do 1 do 50 bbls do 2 do *25 half do 2 do 30 bbls do 3 do Landing and for sale by [fsb 16J I 25 do B. Clarified 25 do C. 15 boxes refined Loaf 8ugar In storo and for sale by (fib 16] SWIFT A CO. T10FFEI2.—200 bugs prime Rio Coflue, 50 do \j Old Uro. Java, instore and for sale by Tobl6 SWIFT A CO. )EMT IVORY TABLE CUTLERY—\V« with Albxtta and Silver plated Forks to match, Table and Dessert Knives with Steel Forks in d< COLLINS k BULKLBY. i Candles, 6s. A 8s. 50 kegs prime Loaf I a 60 bbls. Planting Pot* W li!.,,, PaIit.), 1 , Pnn 26 boxes Colgate’s Pearl Starch, landing and for by (fobJ7jT SCBANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. EIV ORLEANS MOLAH8B8.—UU bbls ^ , New Orleaus Moiassos, new erop, landing from brig Enoub French, and for sale on tho wharf by jan 29 OLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. s, Win*., I [doe 17J y part of tl C. B. SCAllLY'S, tho city free of cartage, and PtH up with care and eorrsetaess. 1,3INE BRANDIErt—4 half pino* Pale fiuo r old " Pinet, Castillion A Co.," 2 half pipe* do. do. "DoubouohoA Co..'* 10 eighth pipes do. do. "Cham pagne Cognac," all of superior quality; in store and for sals by [fab 11] COHBW8 A HBRm 1 | AdD8,—1500 Ills, choice fumily Hums, just re- ri calved. Also, Pig Hams, Fulton Market Beef, KgPof* *—■- * - J '—* igPork, just received and for s«le by W. D. FORD. , 50 boxes Smith's Family 8oap 100 do Now York No. 1 do S do Colgate's Palo do do Colgate's Pearl Starch 60 do Adamantine Candles 8 do BodoU Mould Candles, 6 and 8 dos Brooms a Wrapping Paper, various sixes full suits from $3 25 to $4 50. 4tu Dki'autux.it. INDIA RUBBER GOODS. Contains a large and well selected stock of India Rob ber Goo*ls—consisting In part of sack ooats, white and black; frock ooats, two colors; legging slips, cloaks, firemen's coats—karrauted tostaud 280 de- j^roes beat; riding and driving gloves, horse covers, 6th Department. CA 1*8 AND HATS, Contains hats and caps, fine mole skin, a large assort ment and latest styles. 6th DErARTMEHT. THE BAZAAR. This splendid cstablishm ut, on the left wing of the main department. 60 feet deep, is fitted up at great ox nense uxpresslv for ladles accompanied by their chil dren ; here will bo found every quality and sty* CHILDREN’* CLOTH I Mi found every quality and style of vuuiuUKN’S CLOTHING. and of tho lutest Paris fashions, consisting ot infant's robes, christening caps, splendid eiub. caps, suits con nected and separate tor every age. Jenny Linds, Polks sacks, (rocks, over ooats, with and without cape*. tnd many other goods too numerous to mention in tin. ad vertisement. Parents and guardians are respectfully solicited to oali, as great pains have been taken to add »the comfort and convenience or purchasers. No abutemeut From pricci* first naked. aov6 ly BARGAINS! BARGAIN*! DRY GOODS AX OOST. \\T C. WADSWORTH will commence di< TV • posing of Ids rich and valuable stock of FANG* AND (STAPLE DRY GOODS. This day, Deo. 9th, at New-York coet. We hope no one iu want of «uy article in tho Dry Goods liue will fail to oali and oxainino the goods and prices before purchasing, as we ate determined to eell theso goods at prices foil 25 par cent, less than they be bought atany other house in the city. We will them that goods will be offered at prioea which will be satisfactory. dec 9 Store under Marshall House. Heed Cane! T HE Umlnrsiitncd is nrnpared 10 supply ordure for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, at short notice. Also, keeps constantly on haud a largo stock of Oak, Ash, Block Jack, Pino aud Light WOOD! For sale by the boat load and retail. Consumerscan de pond upon being promptly supplied with a good article. Strict attention given to fair measurement. Boxes for orders are placed at the storos of Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper A Co., office of Morning News, and at the rosldeuco of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-streot. D. RE MS HART, jo 21 W * J ”-- J " ”” Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOD! WOOD ! I riMIE SUBSCRIBER keens constantly oa hand a I large supply of Oak and Black Jack, which he will sell on as good terms as wood oan be bought at any wood- yard in this city. Ordors left at Allen A Co.'s yard.o t at my residence, oorner of West Broad and Bryan su. a will be attended to. (f 11 ly) F. W. AVERFELT. colored Choose 2 quaintals new Codfish—received per steamer | r "* lB hy 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO P RESERVE*— 3 dos. qt. Jars Preeerved Pcare 3 do pt. do do do ~ do pL do do Pi neap] 3 do qt. 3 do pt. do 3 do qt. do Just received and for sale by J. ROUSSEAU. 50 hhds. prime Bacon Side! 10 " “ •* Shou sale by [feb 9] SCRANTON,'jbHN8TUN~A~cb~.~ Shoulders received and for Freah Pates De Fote Gras. 3 DOZEN Pate Do Foie Gras, with Traffics g <« .* «• Cattles and Trnffe* 2 " " " Prairie Hons, with Truffes A. BONAUD. OT WATER DI8HE8.—Collins Sc Bulk- ley have a great variety of hot water dishes, All- Dishes, Oyster and Venison Irishes, Coffee Biggins, Jrec iucs, Etna Heaters, Water Kettles, loe Pots, sad Coffee Urns, Pudding Moulds, Dish Covers, ad Variety Store, UK! Bryan-eL jan 29 1 > OR SALE—A first rat* Blacksmith, unuwar 17 ranted as such. Apply t WM. WRIGHT. COHENS A HERTZ. 1IDER.—19 bbls. John Uhl’s best Cider, land ing and foKJtal* by 120 ^ BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. OC01.L.UI‘i<D LAWN KKKO’K 1.AIJK, Chemisettes. Swim Bands, do. Trimmings, < sorting and Edging, just received and lor sale by “ 4 II AIKIN A BURNS. : sacks, landing COHENS A HERTZ. an Horn A Co.'s Body B/acos, j s Supporters, Ac., tor sale by fakl- Q. K A J. B. HENDRICKS' "\T OTICE.—50 hags Hedge Plunfac, 1 lauded from «ohoou«r ENOCH FHE Orleans, hava b. re. (feb 9) COWDEKV A WELLS, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS sop 21 94 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly BROWN A HARRIS, Bont-dtag, Livery, AND 8Al.lt HTADI. K, WEST BROAD-8TRKKT, rnos. A. BROWM. jy3—ly SUP6C W. DXRRI5 LOCKWOOD A CASEY, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOR- k 11K iiruparud to contract for tho erection au i * •pairing of Buildings of every description, au t tr tnrulsh plans. They may be found nt thetr residonoe corner of Whltaker-stroot and Tavlor-street lano. u. w. uiCKWOon. [au 27-ly) o. 0. tiASBV A NEW FIRM. W. F. HAKItlR. KKIDMoKB HARRIS. 1IARB1S A €0, f FQHWARIHNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Dealers in drain and Groceries, 93 Hay-Mtreet, Muvunimh. nov 30 fimo COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES. P. HI. CAliEY 11TOULD respnctfully give notice that he ha» fv reopenod his Gallery, • orner Bryan street and Markot square, where he is prepared to execute Pic tures in iiia muoli admired style, either in oloady, t rainy or fair w ectlier. Instructions given in the art aud all the apparatus furnished. Also, a large lot of Plates, Caass, Chemi cals, Ao., for sa!b 6m no 29 JOHN POOLE, Bn*nOUtSAI.B AND RETAIL DEALER Ilf PAINTS? OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARN18UEB, FYwicA and American Windoie-Glass, Paint. Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Babel and Camel Hair Pencils, Uadgur end Carnal llnlr Bicudera, Graining Combs, Artists’ Brushes, Ac. Ac. WV Paper Hangings, Murders, and Fire-Board Prints. N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain ing and Glaaing, duno on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 WhiUker-st. mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Donalow A Co. Dibble & frney, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DttAl'KBS. N. E, (lor. IlrouKliton dc Whitaker sta, Keop constantly on hand a largo amt well-selected stock •f KaAdy^Ma<le Clothing, for tho suavon, together with variou assortment of Fnruinhing Articles. D. A C.'s selections of Cloths, Cassiiueros and Vest ings, are Irum tho best sources, and for styles and quali ty cannot be surpassed by any establishment in th« sountry. ly sep27 CIIAS. II. PICKETT, BUILDER, TTAVING resumuri his busiueos, is now pre- X JLpared to contract for Buildings, or Jobbing work ol any description, ip liis line. Stairs executed with neat- aessaud dlsputob. Aeharo of the publio patronage i most reVpeotfully solicited. Carpenter Shop on Roberts-etreet, Robertsville. near West Broad-street. ly feb 18 WM. ALLSTON GOUKD1N, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MF.KUHANT, No. 56 East Hay, Charleston, S. C. la prepared to inako liberal advances on consignments of Rice, Cottou, Corn, Sugar, Flout, Grain, Ilay, Ao. »rr 19 iy Dying and Renovating Establishment, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-ntreet. rnnr of (lie Court House. ESTABLISHED IN 1832. f* ADIES’ Silk ami Wouleu Drum-ns, Shawls, Ta Jj ble Covers, etc., cleaned, and dyed various colors; Ladies' Bonnets bloached and prossod in a fashionable style; Kid Gloves cleaned, and Gentlomeu's GaruonL cleaned, renovated or dyad, as may be required. All done in the same stylo which has generally so mnob pleased toy petrous and friends. Terms moderate. Persons sending parcels by steamboats or railroad, ar* requested to write per mail, so that I may know whers ooall for them. aprlS ly ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. Henry K. Washburn, (AGENT,) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, jy 21 SAVANNAH, QKOROU. ly JACOB COHJBN, 29 Hroud-utrect, Charleston, 8. C,, Broker, Auctioneer and General Agent, Buys and sulk on commission, LANDS, NKGKOEd, STOCKS, BONDS, Ac. Liberal advanco* muile on property. Rkfeulncls.—Alcssrs. JL Habersham A Son, George W. Anderson, Robert Uutohiaon, CohenA Fosdick, A. it. Lawton, I. K. Telit, Solomon Cohen, 6m w-’-t oct I8JB A. It. Dl/LIN, O O.T TON FACTOR, No. 74 MAV.8THKKT, oct 11 SAVANNAH. GEORUE J. SMITH, FACTOR, comhission merchant, Ami Houeral Ageui, NO. 168 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.* 1 K K FER8 TO Ilr.n. John W. Anderson, Hon. Francis 8. Bartow, Wrj. U.Tisou Esq., Uuraco Smith, Es,|., Messrs.Brlghtiii, Kelly A Co., Alessrs. Washburn,' Wilder ACo. T. m. ROSIS, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 107 Day-street. (At the Blue Sian, one door West/rmn Vrog ton-street,) Keeps constantly on hand, imported and homo-made CIGARS, of different brands, fine eut TOBACCO, and SNUFF of all kinds; put up carefully, at wholesale and retail, and at the most reasonable prices. JOT Orders from the Country punctually attended to, oct 2 Haw M[1I1KUIII & Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Heorafa, Will oolleet Debts in the following Counties De Kalb, Fay*tie, Heard, Case, Murray, Cherokee Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Usury Merriwothor, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troup Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. References—E. B. Stoddard A Co., Charleston, South Carolina; Williams A Brother, Augueta, Georgia; Plant. Brothers, and O. W. Choat, New-York. Nat. Manoum. [mar )7 tf] Tuonas N. Cox. C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merchant, ly] &avminnh, CScorgin. [uov 13 UKMRT B. TOUT. T. X. POMBaB. FORT A; DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oct 7 SAVANNAU.QA. ly Julian Hurl ridge, ATTORNEY AT LA II . Office corner Whitaker-sl. and Day Lane, nnv 10 Huvannab. CANDIES AT REDUCED P RICES 1 $15,00 per 100 Ibs.-M lb. lloxe* $3.75 VT O charge for boxing or dolivnring at (he Kail- ! q road or steamboats. Warranted to keop in any climate. NEWCOMB A RICE, jy 1 Iy. S. W. corner Broughton and Whitaker-e J. F. Pelotdc Co., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Williamson's fiuildiugu, Bay-street, j. r. rBLOT. *. N. wiwkleb. sopt3 fimo JOHN HOBSON, Of nindlsou, Morgan County, Gh. ■JY KCEIVKS, ou consignment, heavy Groceries, Provisious, and all tha usual plantation and fami ly necessaries, having roomy storage. Madison is ont of tho best up-country towns for the sale of P antatiux Supplies in Georgia. Strict attention to si les, nnd prompt remittances in checks ou New-York, Rdesired. it may bo always judicious testate the net pri<, desired ou consignments. Madison, October 4, 1852. 6m oct 6 BUNKER A OCSDENt^ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, eep 4 NO. 80 BAY-STREET, SAVANNA) J. ly NEW WINE AND hi No. 6 Wh! Inker £ THE SUBSCJUBAB r.__, irlor*of°toU^Stats, thatWj md will keep eeil'” " assortment of the bestqnalitl Wines and 60th foreign and domestic Invoiced sources, and to hie stock of whiVh. at 1 ■■ *K“« »«*■>«!»,. n«iu, Wmui Prince .. (norated below arc each genuine. Article* of Direr! importation. French Brandies of Variout brands- Holland Gin Scotch, Irish and Monongal.ola Whisky- Old Hataito Arraokj Jamaica and Bt. Croix Ram. ’ Wines. Cordials. ■„>/.y,. . In Cases, Cnracoa, iSurascbino, Rstafis, Slav&iUL Kirsohouwasser, Ahemth, Ao.^Ao* ^ Ale aud Porter. London Browu Stout and Edinbnrgh Ate. Also Agent for Domostio Liquors. Feathen. V‘ khlbAJl DUklNAi 1 O matic Sehtidein Schnapi Dyspeptic and Invigcratiug ‘ for sale b/ ■V 7 •' 1 1LKACKEED and brawn fefcceHr I > case* 10-4 aud 11-4 Bleached and Brow daftBfcastlRR; 10 bale. V and 4-4 Ro&gfiVUi i and for sale by (jan 31) L. SXJW* I » LaMIRtW.— b balos \ heavy English Dnffil E! eluwe stock by (jan 31) I bushels just received and tor sale b ana tor sale by A. C. TOMS, 126 AML HuMAIION k DOYLE. 'lA’JLXspsszr. - *• baskeic Genuine Mumm’s Vorivnay Cbainnexne. juat received end fur sale by . s’**"* !* u n *J. HOUCTEAQ. ar«. ,or J»« r,o.l*ed »d fur nl. (jan W.W.LUfCOLE. S DAVID n, DU.1.0if, fop, of YTsaAEfordHt. OAl.lf UKAKIH, StucW •rde and Ml w -tor salo by [Bai- r. w.ca>jawn!L' 1UJ Brj.o-.r, »HTjiAcjjFS^ JW fcbli. EO].rrdtio llu.ord .trout Floor > 60 hhds. prime Bacon Sides V ‘ 20 dn. do. do. Bbouldsra, ^ Received and for sale by J* 11 ^ 8CRANTON, JOHN8TON A CO. A fl) 1 vu«'i itM.-5o Uikem,' aT.' ; ( ! W .‘, £ ‘T~ l:iU P- '"Sf,* |i ' IIn * Cora, for .ale by [ j»o ;»] COI1SNS k I1EBT2. i «MLS. FILOr MKIiAD, fo bbl,. Bucuir, 111 do. Sntfor do., la do. '.liillor do., in ■tor, .nd for Mlo b, ! T.o SSI’ K. O Bl-RhE. D diKl fL A l iiil, L'HLESE. dtc.—3U keys choice Mioskon Butter, 30 boxes English Dairy Cheesa, 30 Pineapple do., 5 barrels Smoked Tongues, 100 Bo- logna gaussg«s, landing from sfiamer Alabama and for saTo by f jan 28] CLAQHURN A CUNNINGHAM. Cl-'.rr J1-KA8 ANU B*AH5^5iSE3iar, Sn?*^ for ,°ilo kv“ ' U,dltt P" j»n an OL. a Boon., londicg per etouner Aid. OLAQHOWf k CUNSWOBAM.' j» Bj T LiROCBEABOWHP. <JAMPU,Ng-. od BUHNINOFrUru: I t'8r received SO barrels of tha abovi O t Will be sold by the barrel or otherwise attl prices. Arrangements will be entered into [i*a $4] J. J. MA ( ’ANUllSO FI.AU HUUT.-A .lrlleW. W Ulfo JdWT AU Tat Rice Milla aud Sefts, for sale by jan 19 F. W. CORN WE IX. 102 Bryan strant. JO B A c £OAND8KGAtt8. Vl ll I ^ i**«»utoctured Tobacco of wL l MV ou * brand * eiees, 60 M. Segars Tartonx brands, la store and tor sale by Tasumn J*" 1 * SWIFT A CD. JNJ KW GOODS^-Rlch Needle W« . and other styles Collars, Rich e and Florence Silks, all color*. YU - j|| * • Lg^ee* koto, Alexander's Kid Glov at Cashmere Vests, I.luen Table Damask, Linens, Ao., just received bv W. O. W.L -— — ..... . ..wa, aauiiu'. Misses' 1 drsn'n de, far sale low by BE IDT. W lSoOlSi ANlJWILf.OW WAKK—A largo ossortmont may bo found at IMBrooxMnn^ . , found at 155BroogMea« Lj»n Lj MORSE A mCHOhSr ij 6o»r, Addnuntln. dndTdllow Cdddlmclnd and for sale by OIGAB AND TOBACCO ST ORB- 2? Itull-Ht., ^lgnofihe l4 Rtg I iijefn-” Near Monument Square, 8avatmab, Ga. Keeps constantly on hand a lauuk stocs of Imported ma»u(kotare,atwhelesele James rtJcSicnry, INSURANCE 8R0KER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marin. ProMtU Notudaod E.tcndo.1, AY«r«g..ad- lusted, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa- pers prepared whereby to recover lessee from American or British Underwriters, and attentive givon to oil matters connected with Shipping aud Insurance. Of fice No. 118 Bay street, opposite (he front ot the Cue-, tom House. iy nov 8 |)BTATUE», 4fcc»—50 bbls. choice s , L eating Potatoes; 10bbls. bleached Whale 4 bis. Leaf Lard, received and for sals by feb 14 5LMAX1GKADO w'tiroSn 1 "* •> au j[? Waidhurg’s BniMlngg. JoffbraonsS KUlilVKT> FKAt ALABAR lb J pacas; PointedNeedlenorked Collars; Cocbooo and Spragues Prints; L. C. If Kid Gloves; Black and White Cheek 8il>o : «, v qls Long und Square Shawls, Ae, Ac.—all of which will •old at our usual low prieos. a w jan 14 V A PS WORTH, 1 I hLLi DRAINERS. Curd Dn i/Ufo ursinew, HiU. 1 nubuiuriis, Ice Cream Freexers and Buckets, as i Htou t llfon.«. [j.n 11] MORSE k HfCHOlZ H iOHH, l’JSLTB, &c, In any qunnlllv . nnfoJt, ill * JOHN 1. ( ' I'TTA fKBOllA FENS.—A .Sippl^f >1^ tbo_Patent Gutta Percha Pena received and ton Sff. j»u 19 75 cents per gross, JOHN M. COOPER A CO. W'l’Khl, CORN IHILLM, Coffeu C> Spin Mill., for aUta ’ * 0<i jnn ill F. Vv. COHKWELL. in ufttautly or COL LIN I SABULKLEY. / iIIAHIPAGNE.—50 Ilnakots Chatnpaxuo, of ■V 8uperior quaUty, “ Hunting Club"’8/ direct importation, for rale by the solo agents COHENS A HEKOL I I VliKFOOIj HALT AFLOAT.--3flob j sank* Liverpool 8alt—ten to the ton, and in first rate order, lauding and for sale by - . f * b 7 . COHEWB k ESETE. WILLIS A BRUNDAG U tGAU.-ill Luxes Biuart’a , ^ ir—. w oo. ao. ii.ijow do., andi ijt from schr. Urania find for sale bv fc>> »^LAGilORN A CUNNlNQHAM. > OH Kami BEEF.—50 bbls. Mess a pOK iWL„ j| Pork ; 60 do. do. and Prime L, sale by (feb 121 CLAOHOBH A C VT DT1CK.—52 buls. Potatoes and Au; and risk of owaeis. WILLI, k BRUEDASE. md AppInAnsnik- b.*o.r CHARLES stored tor oorouat IR'TTEK AND CHEESE.--45 1> j rime nnd choice Butler,50 boxes CheeM, just re ceived and for sale by Me MAHON A Vf&jtm: i&Q m i (k I*II LliY '8 Striped OsnaburgH.—10 bales G LANH, CROCKERY nnd Cblw* Ware.* 4 A full assortment constantly on hand and for sain JaATR >De Foia Gris, Truffles, Peilris I Pois, Ac.—just rceeived a lot of uaw Pate ‘De Tola Gras, Trutiles, Petits Pols. Artichauts, Geiee, for sal* “L (doe 30—tfj J.RUU3SEAU. I >RACK AND illTH—A goiuTasaorimeaCjusif '* Ji received and for solo by wbll F. W. CORNWELL, 102Bryan-sL ivAYs^i*rtWMttgB4aal
