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KIVK DOLLARS PKtt ANNUM, HALPxYKARLF IN ADVANUK VOUJME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TIJES DA CORNING, MARCH 1, 1853. IIHI.WIUSU IMILV AND TKMVKKKI.Y BY JOHN M. COOFKR. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR Tl't ~ DAILY Mokninq Nswm h is delivered to Cit u UBcnbMS a* DOI,LAB# par rnmuni, payable half' curly IN ADVANCE,or for TWELVE cents avo«l ouyubio to Rie Carriera. Single copies, TURKU cknt« ihe iRl-WgRKLY AloKNINO NEWS," (fi “ ouutry.) containing alt ilia miw nmttur uml no.. .... urUlomtttta ol the Daily, is ftiruiabad for THREE toi.LAHs per annum, iu udvunee. AdvcrtiaminuitH inserted tit the following rate* run ONE 8QUABK Or TKK LINES, ne insertion (JO cts., One Month $6 0(1 *o •' -..$1 00 Two ** 10 u9 hree " 1 25 Throe ** 12 SO jur “ ............ 1 50 I Four “ ,...15 UO v * *' — 1 75 Six “ ....20 00 “o "eek .2 00 | One Yoar .. JO 00 For advertisements not exceeding five llnoe, three- iurths of the above rates will be ehargod, i. e.: •tor one insertion fa oente. !' to. to. 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The umectioo of Mazzini and Kossuih with llieee gfi sufficiently shows the descripth indi* at work to mould the materials of r ution. But it appears to us that the uttempt present unavailing. There is no doubt aiger amount now of disaffection on the conti- of Europe, than there wus at (ho first tage of the reaction. Tho ostracism of hmen who are ready for political < piracy, has increased : e number who are tepared to attack Louis Napoleon's govern* ueut before it has become consolidated. Bu> here is too close it sympathy at present be nefit! all the great Monarchies—their military mmments all too easily concentrated—the evolutionary excesses uro still too recent to Tomise success for some time to any armed pposiiion to established authority. Whm affords a significant sign of the pres it stability of political power on the Conti- entof Europe, is the readiness with which rgo loans are negotiated in England by the qitincntal govemmonts. Such inferior States i Tuscany and Spain have recently effected rge loans with the Rothschilds. The instinct ith which large monied capitalists scent tlie l> preach of danger, renders these conclusions J to war, external or internal, almost as cor nu as matters of such kind are admitting of loral probability.—Charleston Mete*. The New Orleans Picayune thinks tut when the Ericsson murine is the Mississippi river, and the Ohio, Mis- iri, Red aud Arkansas, where one hundred ii are now employed on a boat, twenty or lirty will bs employed; and whrre $100 worth f fuel will be used, something like $10 worth 'ill he substituted. New Orleans will then o better able to compete with the East and forth than sho now is, for freights will full nounously, and the river will thus be enabled o compete to some advantage with railroads. The Latest on Dit of Lola Montjcz.— lie divine Lolla had a row with Capt. Stur- ;eon, of the steamer Eclipse, on which boat he left New Orleans for Louisville. As the (ary goes, Lolla ordered her meals to he erved up in her state room, to which tho Cap- iu objected, telling her tliut except she could l in the plea of .sickness, she must conform tho rules of the boat, and eat her “ wittuls” tho table d' hote. Lola became indignant, r efused compliance with the rules of the boat, nd to show her contempt fur the proceedings, icnt her'maid and tap dog to the tubie in her ilsce. The Captain, it is said, took matters coolly, and gave Lola a ticket of leave at the first wood yard he came to. Lottery in Boston Broken Up.—Fivf or six hundred people from pll parts of New En gland gathered at the Central House in Buttle squure on tho 22d ult., to draw prizes in the New England Joint Stock Art Union Levee Association. There purported to be 10,000 bcketswiibprir.es of from $1,000 to $10.— When the drawing commenced, the police descent upon the crowd and scattered them in all directions. Several arrests were made. England.—Sir Charles Wood, at a public dinuer at Halifux, gave u hint that Government i> prepared to extend the franchise, so as to embrace the most intelligent of the classes now excluded. Louis Napoleon is building a pleasure yacht, to be called Reine Horteuse, and to be commanded by a son of the late Marshal Ex- celmana. Jewish Negroes. The Rev. Dr. Phillip, missionary in the north of Africa, gives the following details concerning that country. A Russian lew, (evident ut Meuduh, gave him information con- naming a groat number of isrnelitos inhabiting me cases ofSuhara, and dwelling also at Bath* hur, Bis-Wrabi, Tauggurt, Bousru, Bltn Uzab, Loijuos, &c. There are in each of these places >a many aaahundred families, ex d in some even more. In one place he found six hundred famines, with numerous synugoguos, and “bout one hundred copies of tho Law, written upon parchment, some of which are more au- cie,,t than any he had ever seen. hut this is nut ail; other curious details (cached Dr. Phillip from another source. A J «w, who had accompanied a German traveller “Jj“ r *8 Tiinbuctpo, found near the boundary JJ ”®(nbara a laige number of Jewish negroes, pearly every family among them possessed the Jaw ot 'Moses written upon parchment. Al- ‘bough they apeak of the prophelsl hey liuve not tUuir writings. Their prayers differ from boie of other Jews, and are committed to mile loaves of parchment, stitched together, ,. 1 "', c un(uin numerous, pussngea derived from lll f Psalms. Iheite Jews have mingled soma of the su- PtniitioQo of'oral Law 1 (which they have 101 committed to writing), with those of their * iho Mahouimeduns and the heath- en \ Phey enjoy equal liberty with the other 'ubjeets of the African chiefs, and liuve their jyuagogues and their rabbis. The cxpluim- m»n winch they give of themselves, in connec- j°o with their black skin, is this—that after m« destruction of Jerusalem at tha lima or Ilia “»t captivity, aoine of their ancestors, having 'filber gootjg uor j ao ds, fled to the desett. •»e -niigue which they endured was so great, ...J* u «“riy nil the fmnuiea died by the way. “a children of Ham received them with kind- "bd by inter-otarriago with their dough* . w . h ° bleak, communicated their col- (to tlioir children. These childwu became, b - v RCfwraiion. of a deeper has, un- „i,J? diiTerenc* of color uow distinguish tho | U r^ re r U . of - bhew **“>«» of .Ham. Thu of ih*ir features, however, is vary differ* “'(} from that of tho n.groea around them. Ate*!!* #r * in^fastirg facta, aud ri*nt these uma^lore K'utteniOyhA SDMbdifv niMnait III ini«rr. ».i*h ihe w„id? P A««, ,0 h« u^nuactipn, which .le nrob.bl* '«““c* l Yn 0,hMS n " W •***•»'• * u “ w *» *( ii, ; ‘ Pomeuog th» i.ccind H.l Mge " ,luow " 1 * (‘fht doubllul L^ranHlM Literary World.] tution. i work in preee by U. Hooker, PhlUdelphla, i Cbofoe of Kvlle; or Thirteen Years in Southern MlitTcry A flllNMlonnry lusti £#W _ titled, _ South;” by a Northern Mau.J Allow it, then, to bo a«kod of the Christian who duly prizes this highest freedom, to c sidor of southern slavery ns a missionary ... stituiinn for (lie conversion of the heuthen. 1 this light let it be candidly looked on for pussing inonieM, and you cannot but fail to coiitumplate it forever bereufter with other foal mgs than abolitionism would excite in you. But, that you may be able to judge under standingly ot (lie missionary character of Afri can slavery in our country, you must first learn something of what other efforts have been made and are being made, to Christianize heathens. At an expuuse of more than five millions of dollars, and of many valuable lives, in the course of more than fifty yours, all the mission ary societies ofour country, ol all denominu Cions, are able to reckon up m gross somo fifty thousand converted heathen iu various parts of the world. If, ns w« will rejoice in hoping, they are truly emancinsted from the slavery of heathen idolatry and superstition, and made /ree indeed, it ia a great and blessed work.— May it go on, and without interfering with our home duties! Look now at wliat the institution of south ern slavery has done in this department ol Llinatittiiizmg ihe pagan portion ot mankind. 1 here may be some hundred thousand oi more of the present race of southern slaves, who come from Africa, involved in the deepest darkness of a brutal paganism—many of them even cannibals. And still, in heathenism, did t never yet find one of tliut old raco ; but many of them have I known who were rejoicing in the truth that madn them free. Among them, indeed, I have found some of the most spir tu- ally-minded persons that it has ever been my lot to moot iu any condition of life. Many of them have since gone, und doily are they go ing, to the “ rest that reinaineth for the people f God.” Would they have become Christians in tlieir own lund / 1 ask not au answer. God know- RKOEtlTS OF COTTON. <to., FKB. 2*. Tor schr FloMds, from Darlsa-SOUbales Ui.Uod Col lou, 2,400 buahela Rough Rico, to K llabtrahain k Sol llehn k toator, G B Cunimiug, J F Hamilton. I'or sohr J i' Collins, from Dsriou—280 bale* ITniand Cotton, 0HI busbsls Rough Rice, to Andersoni k Beha k Foster, ami order. Per sehr Joliu Frasier, from 6*tilla River—5,500bit’ls Hough Rico, to Audorsons k Co. Per sohr Harriot j.awia, from Darien—5.400 bushels Rough Rico, to It Habersham k Sou, and Andersons k Co. I’or stoamor Isaac Scott, from Macon—... wv- k Co. J F Hamilton, 8 Solomons, N Stripling, Washl.-— •*-* * bond, Way k Macon—704 hales Cot- « v*.. - «• Itninillon, 8 Solomons, i i -4.^, , Wilder k Co, Rabun A Whits- head, Wav A king, N A Hardee A Co, Hardwick A Cook, 8nuth A I.athrop, O HarUidge, W Duuoau, 8 M Lufflteeu, Kibboe A Rodgers, K Parsons A Co, G S Fri- CONSIGNERS. n Maria Btorton, from Now York-Rowland A Co. Thos S Wayne, T R Mills, G 1! Johnson, Brigham, Kelly A Co, A Bonaud, II J Gilbert, J A Brow n, T W Coskerv, Grant A Holcombe, Swift A Co, II Silver, Da vis A Copp, A Haywood, Scranton, Jolmstou A Co, Kib- beo Rogers, Webster A Palmes, A Champion, M J Solomons, £ Parsons A Co, Mono A Niobels and order. Per schr Mor—” r —--* “ - — - - McMahon A Doyle, I W Morrell A Co. Clagliorn • w..u- ningbam, Collins A Bulkley, NBAU Weed, N K Bar- num A Co, 8 Goodall, and order. Per sohr Seersbury, from Philadelphia—T R Mills. G II Johnson, Webster A Palmes, Crane A Holcomb, T 8 Wayne, Uono A Conery, Rowland A Co, A Bonaud, and order. Per sohr Louisa Senrs, from New Orleans—Cohen A Herts, IIJ Gilbert, T 8 Wayne, Uono A Conery, Brig ham. Lullv A Co, Wehit.ir ft p H | raes . U arr i 3 £ fi 0 , W A Hardee, II K Jackson, T R Mills. ’**-sohr Rneliautress, Tm New York—Crane A HoL Morrall A Co. II J Gilbert, 51 J Solomon*. E F Kinohley A Co, Washburn, Wilder A Co, G 11 John- •? n . T 8 Wayne, T R Mills. II K Washburn, C Fay, 8 * Boswell A Co, Quantook, Roberts A Co, T J Walsh, 1 W Coskcry, J V Conncrat A Co, B D Walker. Allen and led*, Lemuel Bangs, W RMartin, W M Lewis, a Master Lemuel Bangs. COMMEUCIAL. LATEST OATES. Liverpoi...Feb. 12—Havre....Feb. 10 | Havana...Feb. 12 But what of the field of the faith now among the slaves ol the South ? How many are par- takai£ of and rejoicing in its fruits 7 Fifty thousand or more ? As many as all tho missionary societies and uom,nul boards of missions in our whole country can reckon up converts from heathenism t Aye, more thun double that number can be claimed as converts by each of the several churches of our country ; mid from authentic accounts and various statistics now before I have good reason to suppose tliut more than hall u million of the slaves of our South are gulur members of Christian congregations; Idle of mlidol bsuthens, properly so called, there uro probably very few, if any ! What a contrast is here presented! Foreign imssiouaiy zeal, ut great cost and personal .sacrifice, hut* rescued from heathenism about the tenth part of the number that southern sluvery bus added to the Christian church : at the same time that, of the dead und the liv ing, it has rescued from lieutheuism not lewer than a hundred limes the same number of foreign converts! Let these facts stund by themselves for more easy examination und scrutiny. PLEASURES OK SLAVERY. Is it a parudox ? We shall see. By the millions of the North it inuy bo con sidered as paradoxical to speak of tho plea sures of slavery ; arid by fifteen thousand men, and a somswltut greater number of women, it slmll sec e,IOUnCO<1 “* “ Kr0 “ 3 Qb8urdil J'* VVa It is not more remarkable than true that the most, if not all, of good nntured and candid oii'oro’ur’gredTVijflffific'spoBk of die slaves s enjoying more of contentment and pleasure than do peoplo in other conditions of lile. Aud such is undoubtedly the fact. That some of them run uwuy is uo inoro of au argument against their general contentment than it is an argument against the general contentment of the people of New Englund, that (hsy sell end leave tlioir pleasunt homes to dure tlie horrors of a voyage round the Horn, Isthmian fever, or assassination, or an overland journey to Culi- lornia iu search of gold, aud mark the miles with graves und boucs instead of mile-stones and guide-posts. But not so much tho contentment ol the slave as his pleasure—his joyous pleasure— something of a higher order thun mere con tentment, am I now to speak. The southern slave in a joyous fellow. In willing and faith ful subjection to a benignant and protecting power, and that visible to his senses, ho loans upon it in complete and suru confidence—as tho trusting child holds on to tho hand of his lather, and pusses joyously along tho thronged and jostling way, where he would not dare to be left alone. The poor free negro, like the hild ulone in tho tumultuous throng, with no land tu lead and protect him, is usually snd and melancholy. Not so the slave of a good master, llis are the thoughts that mako glad the heait of tho cared-lor child, led by pater nal hand. The abolitionists say they are thoughtless, and therefore gay and joyous. If they mean this literally, men are they greatly in error. Of deeply corroding and distracting thoughts, such as make lunatics of multitudes ol the free negroes of the North, and not a few of (ho while races, thoy may he said to be thought• leu*. Generally they have none of those to depress their cheeilul and laughing spirits. To have to chew the cud of bitter thought most rarolv befalls them. They have not to think and be anxious about what they shall eat, or what they shull drink, or wherewithal they shall he clothed, or kept from the horrors of pinching frost when the cold winter comes, or how it may fare with them in the winter of old age when they cun no longer work. None of these things, which make sad and sorrowful the days, and horrible the nights, of tho poor of other lunds, ever disturb their ids. How great a contrast between the i conditions in this respect! And hence, ol all people in the world, the pleasures of the southern slaves seem, as they really are, most unalloyed. With a visible power to depend on for pro tection and support, perhaps no other human condition whatsoever can be a more happy one than that of good and virtuous servants to good and virtuous masters and mistresses. At their easy tasks, and in the enjoyment of their varied pleasures, their thoughts ure not of anx ious cures, hut of how happy they are. Jewish Disabilities.—We ure enabled to state, ami we are certain that our brethren will be rejoiced to teurn, that the Earl of Aberdeen, who was a conscientious oppouent of Jewish emancipation, hua, within tho last lew months, seen reason to change his opinion on thu subject, and is now a firm supporter of our claim to bo admitted to all the benefits of tho Uritish constitution. The liouue of Roths child lias the most sanguine hope that tho pre sent session of parliament will not have pass ed away without seeing the Baron Lionel de Rothschild scaled ill the House of Commons ns the thrice-elected representative of the city of London. This, coupled with the fact of what transpired lust week nt the meeting at ihe Loudon Tavern, in relation to the re-elec- liou of Lord John Russell, is indeed cheering news.—Jeictsh Chronicle. gj/T On the 5th inst-, at M'Connelsville, Morgan Co., Ohio, Thomas Carter descended by means of a ladder, into a well 35 feet in depth, with tho intention of socuring some of (he curbing that find been giving away. He hud scarcely got down before be discovered that (be whole above him wus caving in, and he began rapidly to ascend -tbs ladder. He got up within IU feet of lire lop, and there lie was caught by an imineuse body of sand which filled all the space below and above him. Tho citizens railed tu the spot, and forthwith began digging him out, when it was discovered that (here was a smell aperture left along the side ol the luddur, through which they happily found that air could peustrate. They called and found the poor mnn able to talk, and ho, in anticipation of tlieir failurs to gtthiinout alive, instructed soma of his friends how to arrange his business. Finally they reached him, and rescued him, unharmed, from what all supposed a hopeless grate. Cincinnati.—-Mr. Cist Ims just completed an enumeration of the population of Cincinna ti. The aggregate is I(S0,186. The increase for each year ia given by Mr. Cist since 1.840* showing a regular increase of10 per cenr; Iu 1840, tho population woe 46,328; iu lg45,74,- G0J; in 1850,120.300. fieof Dr. Gregg, of Bos- veniug, while con Nnvii nnnh Marker, March 1. COTTON—The marktt wis quiet yesterday with •ales of 655 bales, vix : 7 at 0, 35 at 7>$, 20 at 8. 80 at8ft, 9, 29 at 9«4, 21 at 9^, 256 at 0)fc, 89 at 9**, and 13 97*0. I’rifies rouiain irregular, and quotations ax# o And't Knvannali Exports, Liverpool—Bark Brother*—186,987 feet P P Timber. ...Ship Rochambeuu—3,684 bales Upland Cotton, Savannah Imports. Li vekpool—Ship Slilioitc- i,883 sacks Salt, Low A Co. Lancaster. England—Bark Burrell—3,118 sacks Salt and 80 tons Coal, to A Low A Co. Nkiv Orleans—Schr Louisa Sears—56 hbds Sugar, 380 bbls Molasses, 577 do Whisky, 40 do Sugar, 20 casks Bacon, 11 hales Atoss, GSpkgs Mdse. ALBANY, FEB. 25.—Cotton.—We quote a decline .4 to >, cent on last week’s prices. There is very little cotton offering in the market. NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 2S.-COTTOX.-The Cotton Market, at the date of our last weeklylrenew, present ed a rather firmer appearance, though with little ani mation in the inquiry. On Saturday, however, aeveral buyers came forward, and factors succeeded in disposing of 10,000 bales at steady prices. The market opened >iuietly on Monday, and the demand was not improved by the publication of the Pacific's accounts early in the afternoon. Tho sales were limited to about 5500 bales, mostly at lower rates, but almost too unsettled for aoouratv quotations. Yesterday no im provement was observable, and but few factors show- disposition to make nuy material concessions, sers were found for only 6000 hales, making the aggregate sales of the three days 21,500 bales. Prices ,owor » *cn> too irregular to allow quotations, and fur tho prusent we retain last figures. _ lie receipts of the three days 30,268 bales for corresponding poriod ’last year! total receipts -* *—* -*— ! Mm 28,683 bales, against *’v . ,Mt J car » aL,i th « this port since tlie 1st September have to thenamo date 409,056 bales. Wo Inferior tf JS SUsSaSS'fcy- Ordinary 6j£(cb j FalWl"* .V«v/aw»* Middling 8 (a. 8? 4 I Good Fair — (gi — Good Middling....^(^ 9)§ | Good aud Fine... — (g) — COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand 8ept. 1, 1852 ....9,532 Received siuce 1,247,064 yesterday 8,040—1,255,104 Stock on hand not cleared 370,268 Hug au—100 hhds. were sold at steudy prices. Fair to fully fair 4<q)4?»'c. Molasses—1000 bbls. woro sold at 20@24>{c. Flour—sales 1500 bbls. including 140 Mils. Ohio ^ ■ Uat«4 50; — i 50; 300 at Eagle in lots at $5 75. fiS about 10 25; i e Dry Goods, Clotbo. TWELVE CENTS A WEEK-..SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS CHEAPEST CASI TORE! YMIOM (his data until Next A subscriber# Jr will CONTINUE 8ELL1N sir IMMENSE COLLECTION of Drees, Housekeeping and ntalion Dry Goods, at . very cue ly REDUCED PICES! To induco Sho gruatest number (b makiug it in disputably their interest] to NOT i XUV VOR IMME DIATE USE, but also to antluipi oture wants in presont purchases. Our stock is u ailed in extreme cheapness and variety of oholce i west every class of goods, that aro better qualities styles for their respective prices tbaucau be had rhero in Savan nah, and comprises partly a largo 'luient of FLANNKL8 ANI) BLANKET BED COM FORTH US AfV HILTS, UNDERSHIRTS ANI tAWERS, LADIES’ VESTS EVERY KIND, WOOL, MERINO AND CO >N HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, CALICOES AND CHINT t, MUSLIN DE LAINE CANTON CLOT In every quality, MEIUNOES > ALPACAS, BLACK AND COLO 0 SILKS, From very low priced to ri t imported. EMBROIDERIES, very chou| CLOTHS AND CASSIMEi , WIDE SHEETINGS, SHAWLS, VERY CHI , EMBROIDERED IIA KERCHIEFS, MARSEILLES QU S. WINDOW CURT IS, LINEN GOODS) pure flax, Ac. Our stock Is so redundantly assort, and so unifoi greater saving, than in any other fe in Savannah. McKOSKElt &/ftEANOR, BUSINESS CARDS. U. it.at J. B. IlENDltlCKHON, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND DXALBaB IN PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS, BRUSHES COWDEUY & WELLS* FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, sep 21 94 BAY-8TREET, SAVANNAH. ly BROWN * HARRIS, Boardfcig, Livery, AND Nil, B STAB I. B, WEST BROAD-STREET, . BROWN. jy 2—ly JUDOB xA HARRIS! LOCKWOOD A CASEY, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOR*. A RE prepared to contract for the erection au I /X repairing of Buildings of every description, an ito furnish plans. They may be fnuud at their residonoe corner of Whitaker-street and Taylor-streot lane, u. w. LOCBWoou. [au 27—ly] o. c. OASBT x A NEW FIRM. W. r. OAKRtS. 8KIDM0HR HAPRIS. HARRIS & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Dealers in Grain and Groceries, 03 Ilny-Ktreci, Suvanuuh. flmo PORTSR’S Extensive ClothinlEmporium, Sr. Andrew’s JHnll, Ungluon Street. |HIE Subscriber takes ulenfe iu anuounciiif L the citiaens of Savannan, i that he is in receipt of the lari Winter CLOTHING ( In this ertablishment public gei mg to nuly. 'if Fall and .TAI Torn States. be foj!kmask/quality aud style of Clothing to please the tfe ot .V' most fastidi ous. This establishment is dHed into six different departments, each one containi^R rich and full assort ment in their line. The proprietor has taken gril pains to have n .a j . . .. U, and o/ the best * factored, expressly for this n terial, an extensive and CLOTUINQ for .bit assortment of ,nnot fail to meet the t their own conveni- r purchases ufhim.^t 1st DRranikNT. GENTLEMENS fLOTIIINCJ. Contains Frook aud Dress Coal of every quality, from e and economy by making t Do. Frook and Dress Coal olive, blue, brown und green, from J " * —" Du. Shad Pultoes and Bunsens CoaU, riety, from...... .$7 to $30. , bri .— .$7 ^ ^ kle breasted, and double $3 to $30. embroidered Kos- ,.$18 to $;io. ts, of every quality aud color, froi ,000 Vests, of ovorv kind. f 2d DkpariIknt. FUIIMSUlNtl GOODS. Contains Furnishing Goods a every dcsoription for Gentlomeu’s wear—cuuri&iug ot scarfs, cravats, Waterford ties, Prince Abort ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawee, cotton do., ituspendcrs, half hose, gloves—all kiids, best quality Jones' patent yoke shirts^a flneustsortment, ko. „ . NEGKOCLflTHING. Contains 800 suits of Negro Cltthlug lor buase or plan tation use, hickory shirts, red flannel do., overalls, oanton Flannel under shirts and drawers—price ol full suits from $3 25 to $4 50. 4tu Department. INDIA UUDBKK GOODS. Contains a Urge and'colors; logging slips, ^piingr limyiBli^iWtsntlil to stand 280 de ls heat; riding aud driving gloves, horse covers, ....75c. to $10. i r .: Whiskt—200 bbls. Rectified at 21c. aud 180 bblw. ltaw at IT Poke—179 bbls. uninipeot eight were sold at$1487fs. ipucted Mess at $15 50. Bacon—Sales 239 casks includiug, 80 casks Sides in three lots at ,8@8>»o.; mostly at 8o,; 61 at 8*„'o.; 60 at 30 casks elsar Sides at 9>,o. and 15 casks Shoulders •voted Mess slightly short in bills, in- ■lillv !ht 170 and 300 ,v CorrKK—Sales 100 bags Rio at9%c.; 100 at 9}*c, and 200 at 9^o. Fkeigiits—A Britibh ship taken for Liverpool atll- 16d, with;consignnient. Exchanges—Demand limited. London a J($9>£ ^ cont. premium. l*aris 5f.16J4@5f.20. New York 60 days I>o@Ua $ cent, disoount. Now York Sight ?4@>e ip cent, discount. NARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF SAVANNAH Miaes6h.3Uin.; Suu Sots5li.50iu.; High Tide llh.22. Low k Co. Br. bark Burrell, Dodd, Lancaster, England, Salt, 4c, to A Low 4 Co. Bark Mkria Morton, Bulkley, G days from New York, to Rowland 4 Co. Experiiuced very heavy wcathor on tho passage—Feb. 22, lat33 20. Ion 78 25, spoko the brig William, from Newport lur Darien, Ga, with loss of Mainsail, wished to be reported. Sohr Leersbury, Naylor, Philadelphia, to Master. Sohr Enchantress, Tyler, New York, to Willis 4 Bruudage. Schr John Frasier, Hathaway, Satilla Rlrer, to Mas ter. Schr Harriet Lewis, Cud worth, Darien, to Master, Bjhr Florida, Reed, Darion, to Master. Schr J P Collins, Burr, Darien, to Master. Stoaiuer Isaac Soott, Brantley’, Macon, Kelly 4 Co. Steamor Calhoun. Barden, Charleston, Brigham, SMLaffi- BEI.OW—Inward bound, an American ship and two Br. bark Brothers, Murphsy, Liverpool—A Low « Co. DEPARTED. Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston. 5th Department. CADS AND 11 ATM. Contains hats and caps, fino mole skin, a largo assort ment and latest styles. 6tu Drpartment. T1IL BAZAAR. This splendid establishment, on tho left wing of the main department, 60 feet deep, is fitted up at grnat ex- expressly for ladies aocoinpauicd by tbeir ohil- hore will be found every quality aud style of LillLDltKN’M CLOTHING, aud of the lutost Paris fashions, consisting ul infant 1 robes, chriateniug oapa, splendid oinb. caps, suits oon nected and separate for every age, Jenny Linds, Polka sacks, frocks, ovor coats, with and without capes: and ,ay other goods too numerous to uentiou in this ad- rtlseuient. Parents and guardians are respectfully solicited to call, as great pains have beeu taken to t * ’ the comfort and convenience of purchasers. ► No abatement from prices first asked novg ly BAIUM1N8! HA It WAINtt! DRV OOODS AX COSX. Iir C. WADSWORTH will commenco dis- Vf • posing of Ids rich and valuable stock of FAN Cl AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, This day, Doo. 9th, at Now-York cost. Wo hone no one in want Goods line will fail pricos before purchasing, as we _ those goods at prices full 25 per cent, less than they be bought atauy other bouse iu the city. We will enumerate prices here, but invito all to call, assuring COLORED DAGULRKEofYI'ES. V. M. CAREY W Market aqua tores in fils rainy or fair weather. Instructions given in the art and all tho apparatus furnished. Also, a large lot of Flatoa, Cases, Chemi cals, Ac . for sale 6m no 29 JOHN POOLE, ban! WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL DBA I.RB IN PAINTS; oUj8, TURPENTINE AND VARNI8I1E8, uVench and American 1V'»ndo\e~Glcut, Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Sabel and Came! Ilalr Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair Blonders. Graining Combs, Artists' Brushes, ko. 4c. Paver nanginn$, Border», and Fire-Board Frinte. N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Oraln> ing and Glasiug, done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker-st. r 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow 4 Co. Dibble A Cnrcy, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS. N. U. Cor. llrouRliton 6c Wbllnkcr at«. Keep constantly ou hand a large and well-selected stock •f Read>‘Made Clothing, for the season, togother with varied assortment of Furnishing Articles. D. 4 C.'s selections of Cloths, Casslmeres and Vest ings, are from the best sources, and for styles and quali ty cannot be surpassed by any establishment in the ,ry. ly «ep27 C1LAS. II. PICKETT, BUILDER, TTAV1NG resumed his business, is now pre- I 1 pared to contract for Buildings, or Jobbing work of anyaosoription, in his line. Stairs oxeeuted with neat ness and dispatch. A share of the publio patronage 1 most respectfully solicited. Carpenter Shop on **■'““ W’ost Broad-strcot. NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STOKE. No. fl Whltnkrr Street. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully annonn- cor to the oitisens of Sav&unah, and of the in- 'terior of this State, that he has now opened ‘and will keep continually in store, a largo assortment of the best qualities or tlie various kinds of W lm s and Liquors, both foreign and domostto. Invoiced from the best souroos, and to his stook of which, at presont on hand, he luvitos attention. Having had extensive experience In France ns a manufacturer, and in Americans Impor- •nd dealer, his acquaintance with the trade enables offer assurance that the artioles which in a rate J below are each genuine. Arltolen of Direct Importation. French Brandies of various brands; Holland Gin Scotch, Irish and Monongahcla Whisky; Old Batavia Arrack; Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. wines. Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hook, Clar et, Sautornoand Burgundy Wines. Vordiuls. In Cases, Curaooa, Maraschino, Ratafla, BlavaRa, Kirschenwassor, Absinth, Ac., Ac- Ale nud Porter. London Brown Stoat and Edinburgh Ale, Also Agent for Domesllo Liquors. NOTICE. I STILL continue tho TANNING and CURRY ING business, near the junction of the Louisville and Augusta Roads. Tanners and Merchants supplied with Hides and Skins of all kinds on reasonable terms.f id to. O.'U.LUFBORROW. • POUNDS FEATII BUS—for sale by • Roberts-streot, Robertsville, fob 18 WJH. ALLSTON UOUKD1N, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 5G East Bay, Charleston, S. O. Is prepared to make liberal advances on consignments ot Rice, Cotton, Corn, Sugar, Flour. Grain, Hay, Ae. Dying and Kenovating Establishment, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-atreet.rear of Hie Court Hoimc. ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T AIDES’ Sill; and Woolen Dresses, Shawls, T« I a hie Covers, etc., cleaned, and dyed various colors; Ladies' Bonnots bleached and pressed in a fashionable, style; Kid Gloves cleaned, and Gentlemen's Garments cleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be required. All dono in tho same style which has generally so much pleaded my patrons and friends. Terms moderate. Persons sending parcels by steamboats or railroad. ar» requested to write pir mail, so that I may know where 0 call for them. apr 15 ly ALEXANDER OALLOW AY SHIPPING AND COMrvfTsKlON MERCHANT, jy21 HAVANNAHt (vEOUUIA. ly JACOB COiraN, 2D Brond-Ntrcet, Charleston* 8. C. v Broker, Auctioneer and General Agent, Buys and sells on commission, LANDS. NEGROES, STOCKS, BONDS, Ac. Liberal advances made on ptoperty. RerRRRNCKs.—.Messrs. R. Habersham A Son, George W. Audorson, Robert Hutchison, Cohen A Foedick, A. It. Lawton, I. K. Tefft, Solomon Cohen. 6m oot!8g| A.B.DULW, c o;t ton factor, No. 74 BAY.STUKET, oct 19 SAVANNAH. i determined l dec 9 Store under Marshall House. Reed I'une! T MIK Undnrsignml ia prepared to supply orders for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipmeut, at short notice. Also, keops constantly on hand a largo stock of Oak, Ash, Black Jack, Pine and Light WOOD! For sale by the boat load androtail. Conoumerscan de pend upon being promptly supplied with a good article. Strict attention fienn to fair ui * of Morning News, and at the residence of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-street. D. KEMSUART, je21 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOD S WOOD S1 milE SUBSCRIBER keous constantly on hand a I large supply of Oak and Black Jack, whioh he will sell on as good terms as wood can be bought at any wood- yard in this city. Orders left at Allen 4 Oo.'s yard.o r at my rosidenco, corner of West Broad and Bryan sts,, will be attended to. (fll ly) F. W. AVERFELT. 60 boxos “ oolored Cheese so •• *• white " new scaled Herrings 2 qu ’ ’ and for sale feb9 white M III iuaintals new Codfish—received per steamer 8CRANTON. JOHNSTON 4 X) 3 do pt. do 3 do pt. do 3 do qt. do 3 do pt. do ui 3 do qt. do d< 3 do pt. do d< Just received and for sale by fan 25 do Plueapples Chinois J. ROUSSEAU. LYON’S KATHAUtON! For the Growth and Euihelliahment of the Hair, to Prevent Its Falling Off and Turning Gray. Awarded the highest premiums by the State* of New-York, Maryland and Michigan, at their Annual Fain of 1851. rpilE KATHAIRGN neutralises the effect of dis- ] ease, climate, and old age, in preserving aud re storing the human Hair oven after u baldness of twenty years; cleanses the aoalp Iroin Scurf aad Oundrull; will cure the Nervous lleadauho, Scald Head, Erysipo- las. Diseases of the Skin, 4o., and is the most desirable TOILET ARTICLE, For Ladies' or Gentlemen's nso, iu the world. Its per fume equals Lubin's Choicest Extracts, and being free from all offensive oil or coloring properties, It gives the Hair that clean, bright, soR, lively appearance, secured by no other preparation. The use of the Ka'.hai ..Mans in Europe and —. . - and sale unprecedented in tho history ot the materia in edict.. But words are superfluous, a trial only can Attest its real virtue, as millions certify. To be bad throughout North and South America, Korope and the lalauds of the Ocean, ‘ Sold in Sarau'.tah * j. In large bottles, for 25 cents. T. M. TURNER 4 CO. 181 Buy-sUee). JLy.n’i Extract OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER, IjlOR Dyspepsia, Cholic, ChoUra Morbus, Cholo- Jj ra, Disjinesj, Fever and Ague, Summer Com plaints, Nervous and General Debility, 4c. A pure ar ticle, and administered with i»o»itivc effect Iu the above complaints. Also uwd as a bo»orage and for culinary purposes. Sold every where. Sold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER 4 CO. dec 11 Qmw 161 iUy-alrsst. New Watclt, Clock, Jeweiry ANI* KANCX MTOKli, BROUGH'. M R. I'RANOi* nometers, Clfioks, where he Intends * carry on ** *‘ J ' cw fashion Jewelry ot au aecsirtpuons sold at ths toweot 50 hhds. prime Bacou Sides sale by Shoulders received and for [fob 9] SCRANTON, JOHN8TON 4 CO. • Cftilles and Traffes M OT WATER DISH EH.—Collin, 4 Bulk- loy have a great variety of hot water dishes, All- Dishes, Oysterand Venison bishes, Coffee Bigrins, aud Grecques, Etua Heaters, Water Kettles, Ice Rota, Tea and Coffee Urns. Pudding Mould*. Dish Covers, Egg Boilers, 4c., for sale low at tbeir House Furnishing and Variety 8tore, 109 Bryan-st. J*o*9 V 'OR HALE—A first rate Blucksraith, nod war- APPOW WM . WHIOnT . S UUiAKH.—10 hhds. prime Porto Ktco Sugars, landing andforsalcby COHENS 4 HERTZ. / 1IDI5K.—10 bbls. John Uhl’s beat Cider, laud- VJSS *"'* f0t ““ ^ RRIQIIAM. KET.LT A CO. qooixopkd Lawn kbhc-k i.ack O gwlia ..a Cimbrio li.a.r.lMTOi, Mournla, do. cSemit.UM. Bwi.. Hindi, d... Trl.imilag., Claim, T» aurtiujt and Edging, just received aad for sale by fob n AIKIN 4 BUBN8. sacks, lauding COHENS fc HERTZ. * dkc—L\ W , V.. Horn t Co.'o Body Brtooo. Abdomlo.1 >ud TM.OWKR 8 KB Did.—Till. -hc«i»oJ wi B 5 Fl».« diidi, p«i up iu tout, toot hot containing 2U select varieties. K?»* w.w.uWX|!ww»%. r AHPKMS. T *Uludr.n pr tlEOHUL J. SMITH, FACTOR, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And. Uieneral Agent* NO. 168 BAY-STREET, 8AVANNAU, OEORGIAJ MCrZKHTO Hon. John W. Anderson, Hon. Francis 8. Bartow, Wm. U. Tison Esq., Horace Smith, Esq.,Messrs. Brigham, Kelly 4 Co., Messrs. Wathburu, Wilder 4 Vo. . t. m. ndsis, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 107 Uay-Mtrcet. I At (he Blue Sion, one door Weetfrom Vrajlon-tlreetA Keeps constantly on hand, imported aud home-made CIGARS, of difiorentbrande, Ane cut TOBACCO, and SNUFF of all kind*; put up carefully, at wholesale and toil, and at the moat reaaonuble prfeea. tfy Orders from the Country punctually attended to. oct 2 6moe Mongum Sc Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Allunlu, (icorgla, Will collect Debts in the following Counties: De Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cass, hlurray, Cherokee Newtou, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry Merriwether, Carroll, floyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troup Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. Reference*—E. B. Stoddard A Co., Charleston, 8ontb Carolina; Williams 4 Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Plant, C. A. L. CAM AU, General Commission Merchant, ly] Havannah* (ieorglx. (nov 13 HRMKY R. TOUT. T. K. DUNHAM. FORT Ac DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oct 7 SAVANNAH, OA.ly Julian Hurlrltlp, ATTORNEY AT L A It Ofjloe comer Whitaker-st. and Bay Lane, f 10 Havannah. CANDIES WAT REDUCED P RICES ! $13*00 per iOO lbs.—23 lbs Boxes $3*73 ■\TO charge for boxing or delivering at ihe Rail- road or steamboats. Warranted to keen iu any ellmato. NEWCOMB 4 RICE, jy 1 ly. 8. W. oorner Broughton and Wlntaker-s J. F. Pclot A Co., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Williamsoo’s Buildings, Bay-street. J. r. PELOT. ». N. WINKLE*, sept 3 flmo JOHN ROBSON, Of flladlsoa* Morgan County, Ga. T> ECF.IVE8, on consignment, heavy Groceries, 1V Provisions, and all the usual plantation and fami ly necessaries, having roomy storage. Madison is one of the best up-country towns for the sale of PlanUtioa Supplies in Georgia. Strict attention to sales, and prompt remittances in checks on New-York, if desired. It may be always judicious to state the net price desired on oonsigumonu. Madison. October 4,1852. oct 6 LIU11UIUA9I HCHNAFFH. — Wolln’s Aru 0 malic 8oh> idum Schnapps—a Tonic, Diuretic, xnti Jyspopticand Invigorating Cordial. Just received and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, jan 17 Monument Square. 13 EE ACHED nod Brown Hhoetlnsa*—2 1) cases HI-4 and 11-4 Bleached and Browu Alen- dale Shooting; 10 bales % and 4-4 Bro. Hlilrtingv. rte’d and for solo by l jan SI] LaROCHE 4 BOWNE. I ilj.INKETW.—5 bulee uxtrn quality und very I I heavy English Duffil Blaukots. for sale low to close stock by (janSl) La ROC UK 4 BOWNE. XTOUTH UlVElt HEED OATH^-l,0UO 1.1 bushels just recoived and for sale by jan 25 A. C. T05IS, 126 Bay-st. /10KN.—For sain l»y yj jan 20 McMAHON 4 DOYLE. \1 IIMJII8 Verzeuny Clmuipagiie. — 20 J.YX baskets Oenuin<t Mun.m’a Verxeusy Champagne, iust received and for sale fay jan 27 J. R0U88EAU. O VVKKT Hcenfed Honey Honp.—An excel- O lent articlo to prevont tho hands and faoe from chapping. Also, Cythuriau Cream of Soap, manufac tured exprossly lor the ladies, just received und for sale by (jan 24) W.W.LINCOLN. / \AT8 and UOltlN'—For sale by V_/ fs 3 DAVID R. DILLON, foot of West Broad-st. O CALK llEAfltH* Stov.lyariis and Spring Bal- O ances-for sale by F. W.CORNWELL, jan J7 102 Bryan-st. VJALTIiHOltK FLOUR nnd BACON.— JD '-AM bbls. superfine Howard street Flour 60 hhds. prime Bacon 8ides 20 do. do. do. Shoulders, Received and for salo by jan 24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. TJNfiLIHU HAUCKH.—25 dox. assorted, for XJ sale by [jan 27] A. BONAUD. A IjK nud FORT Kit,—50 bbls. Cream Ale ; j[\, 30 casks London Porter, landing and for sale by jan 17 MCMAHON 4 DOYLE. / UIJtN.—EHIO sacks Prune Georgia Corn, for VJ »*>« by [ jan 28] COHENS 4 HERTZ. On 111IL.N. 1’II.OT III!KAO, in bill.. Wo- 4U da Bisouit, 10 do. Sugar do., 12 do. Butter do., in store and for t-ulu by | jau 26] E. O’BYRNE. Ii UTTER, CI1EEHK. dkc.—‘20 kegs choice I i Gvshon Butter, .'10 boxes English Dairy Cheese, 10 JoTPiueappIe do., 5 barrols Smoked Tongues, 100 Bo logna Sausages, landing from stoamor Alabama and for •ale by [jan 28] CLAOHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. UPblT PEAH AND BKANH^-5 bbls.dnUt O Peas, 10 do. White Beans, landing per steamer Ala bama and for salo by jan 28 CLAOHORN 4 CUNNINOIIAM. 1 .'LORKNCE and D1ACELL1NKHILKri. Jj Junt received Florenco aud Marcelline Silks, in assorted colors, forsale bv jan 27 LaROCHE 4 BOW ME. will he sold by the barrel or otherwise at the lowest prices. Arrangements will be entered iuto to supply dealers. [jan 24] J. J. MAURICE. d 1AND1KD il.AG ROOT. — A delicious VV Confection for imparting fragrance to the brestlu jan 14 JNO. A. MAYER. VI, r OVE WIRE—All sizes, suitable foi Rice YV Mills and Safes, for sale by jan 19 F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan stTsct. t \IL CANH of uil atzes on bund and munufiiu turod to order by MORSE 4 NICHOLS, 155 Broughton st. II/ OOL—WOOL —WOOL -purchasedby YV jan 12 ROWLAND 4 CO. 1/LU1D CAMPHOR.—Oir Jnmes MurmyV JJ Fluid Camphor and Fluid Magnesia, just received and for sale by [ jan 17J W. W. LINCOLN. / 1IIAI.NS.—Trace nnd Log Chains lor sale by jan 21 C. HOPKINS, Ag t. TOBACCO AND HEUAKH. OAA : Vi Roach Manutiictumi Tobacco of van- 4UU ous brands aud sixeo, 60 M. Scgars various brauds, in storu and for sale by jan 13 SWIFT 4 CO. VTEW GOODS.—Rich Nccdto Work, Pointed, X1 and other styles Collars, Rich Glaoe Bilk, Marco- fine Und Florenco Silks, ail colors. Fine 12-4 Bod Blan kets, Alexander’s Kid Gloves, Ladies’ Silk, Merino nnd Cashmere Vests, Linon Table Damask, Napkins, Irish Linens, 4c., just received by W. C. WADSWORTH, jan 6 store under Marshall House NEGRO BROGANS, Gentleman's fine Boots and Shoos, Ladies’, Misses' and Chil dren's do, for tale low by W. UEIDT. W/OODEN AND WILLOW WARE.—A V V largo assortinont may be found nt 155 Broughtoa- street. | jan 11] 510RBE 4 NICHOLS. DOAP nnd CANDLE8.-Family and No. 1 iV Soap, Adamantine andTallow Candles, just received and for sals by W. D. FORD, jan 17 Waldburg'j Buildings, Jeffersonst T>ECE1VKI> PER ALABAMA—Black Al XL pacos; Pointed Needle worked Collars; Merimack Cocheco and Spragues Prints; L- C. Handkerohtofs Kid Gloves; Black and White Check Silks; Bay Stale Long and Square Shawls, 4c., ago.—all of whioh will be •old at our usual low prices, jan 14 W. C. WADSWORTH, Broughton-st. TELLY DUAINE11H. Curd Drainers, S)ia- • 1 bub Churns, Ico Cream Froesors aud Buckets, at 155 Broughton-st. [jnn 11] MORSE 4 NICHOLS- II IDK8, FKLT8, At«%, in any quantity XX w anted by Idee 24] JOHN L. COPE. f 1 UTTA PERCH A PENH.—A supply of \T tho Patent Gutta Perch* Pens received and for sale at 75 cent* per gross. jan 19 JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO. kjTEKL CUKN MILLS, Coffee Mills aud O Spice Mills, for sale by jan 31 F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-streek. DCIILEY'’8 StripedOminburRM.—10bales Ci Schley's Striped Oanaburgs. just received and for sale by | jan 31] LaROCHE 4 BOWNE. C11.AHH, CROCKERY’ aud China Ware. Y T A full assortment constantly on hand and fur sale by [jan 221 COLL1N8 4 BULKLEY. / 'tH A MPA ONE.—50 Buckets Champagne, of \^/ most Superior quality, ** Hunting Club 1 ’ of direct importation, for sale by the sole agents, j.a H COmcNB. HERTZ. I IYERPOOL HALT A FLOAT.—3,000 |»j sacks Liverpool Salt—ten to the ton, and in first rate order, lauding and for sale by feb 7 COHEN84 HERTZ. 1 1 OPE.—A few coils good Rope in store, for XV sale at 7 cents. fob 5 WILLIS 4 BRUNDAGE. QKMK.-IO boxes Htutoi’s Loaf Sugar; 30 ^ bbls. do. Crushed Sugar: 40 do. do. Yellow do. lauding from schr. Urania and for sale by feb 12 CLAGHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. BUNHKB Ac OGI)LN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, „p, NO. 80 BAY-BTBEBT, SAVANNAH. I, P. Jacobs’ CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOBB. ■41 llull-.t., Sign «f lUe“BI* lasen,” Near Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. Keeps constantly on hand a LABOR stock of imported Cigars, as well os of his own manufacture, at wholesale and retail. Also, Chewing and Smoking Tobaooo, Snuff go. febtt James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bondi drawn, Pa pers prepared whereby to recover losses from American or British Underwriters, and attention given to all matters connected with Shipping aud Insurance. Of- fleu No. IIS Bay street, opposite the front of the Cus tom House. if no* 8 RECEIVED BY i JOHN O M*0’oPKS SCO. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16VH. 17 HVCRUFT'S History of the United SUtw.— 13 Vol. V. 1 bpaln : Her Institutions, VpllUofl %nd Publio Men. A Sketch by 8.T. Wallis, author of "QUwpm+'fa ffpAin.’* Essaj s on tho Poets and other English YTritors. By Thomas De Quincy. “ Waverly Novols. Yola. 11 and 18; Lippenoott's Edi tion. American Miscellany of Entertaining Knowledge.— By Francis Woodworth. Elegantly illustrated. Tho Mysterious Marksman. By Emerson Bennett. Graham'a Magazine for March. The Curse of Clifton: a Tale of Expiation and Re demption. By Etnma I). E. N. Sonthworth. The Confessional of the Black Penitents; or the tUl- of Minule Grey Ugly Bffiojnr „ and other tales. By Mrs. Caroline Lee HentE. Ugly Kfllo; or the Neglected One and the Pet Beauty, The Tell-Tale; or, Home 8«oretatold by Old Trav ellers. By it. Trosta, author of “ Sunny-Side,’* Peep at Number Ftv*, rt eto- etc., Niuevch and ito Palaces. By Joseph Bon^ml, F. R. 8. L. Illustrated London Edition. The Buried City ot the East, Nineveh: a navj»tim of tho discoveries of Mr. Layard and M. Boita at Nine veh and Khoriabad. Illustrated London Edition. Richard Chenevix Trench, B. D., on the Lessons in Proverbs. n Light and Shade; or the Young Artist: A Tale. By Anna Harriet Drury, author of *' Friends and Fortune." 'Jnglinh Items; or Microscopic Views of England and glUhmen. By Matt. F. Ward, aotbo* of »Le«to» from tlie Three Continents." A Winter in Madeira, and a Summer in Spain aai FloToaeo. By John A. Pix. Fifth edition. H ESTER 80MER8KT; u Novel by first American from last London Edition, uoday'a Lady’s Booh for Fobruary. Speeches. By the Right Hon. Thomna BaMngtoE Macaully, M. P. Grah.vui's Magaeiue for February. Waverly Novels—Lippi noon's Edition, Vol. ltJ. A further supply of The Course of Faith, or th# John A^aUJamco. . A.‘c.'' l b OM8, BijhA. li'ltLNCH PKjkTH. Ginubaifigi,Fancy Print-, T cd Lawns, do. do. Poplins, Striped Jaconet Mbs- . . ... F" „ m brfcl ' * . Light Prints,: Mourning Cam , „ Uaroges, Satin Striped do.. Striped Silk Tissue, ja*% open and for sole by * ■ AlKLV 4 BURNS. J. A. MAYER. 154 Bronghton street. Ul OhK JAJiH* hpittoona and Pltcbcrv, tugeth- H or with a good assortment of Domestic Hardware, for sale by (jan 18) COLLINS 4 BULKLEY. i 1 UA1 UUUrs.-Fresh Lcmou aud Raspberry \JT Gum Drops, manufactured by A. J. Cheareau, just received per steamer State ot Georgia, and for sale by ^an 24 W- W. I-INCQUL MoWW—fr I and Augusta SEGAR8, forsale by P. JACOBS* fab 9 No. 77 Bull Kfeal. • ilPlour b ^f.». FORD. l^IiOUU.—iu hbL. Extra Canal Flour foe faint' ^ly use, just received and for sole d lUVKtEK.-- -(WO bugs prime Rio Coflbo, 50 do \j Old Gro. Java, instore and for sale by teb 16 SWIFT 4 CO. B 1£»T j’vou V TABLE CCTIaKHY~W. now offer for sale a complete asuortment of fine and common Cutlery from tho best Sheffield aud Amer ican manufacturvo, embracing new atyles and finely finishod Ivory handle Kuivos aud Forks in sets of 51 aud 53 piece*, tine Ivory hnudio table anddessersKnlvea with Aibslta und Silver platod Forks to matoh. Table aud Dessert Knives with Steel Forks in dosers, Gome and User Carvers and Steels, Rons and Buck handle Knivda aud Forks, Steels, Ac. fob 1 COLLINS 4 BITLKL! L lAM)Lb!!i, Soup, Lard, dee. ) .*.<» boxes UeoileUs Patent Mould Caudles, 6s. 4 84. * 25 do. Sperm do. f 25 do. Adamantine do. Ilk) do. Bttchaus A Smith's Family Soap 60 do. Colgate's Pale do. 60 kegs prime Leaf Lard 60 bbls. Planting Potatoes 25 boxes Colgate's Pearl Starch, landing and fog sale by | feb 17 j SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4CO. ])OltK and BEEF.—50 bbls. Moss ami Prime I P>rk ; 50 do. do. and Prime Beef, landing and for idle by [feb 131 CLAOHORN 4 CUNNINOI1AM. WILLIS 4 BRUNDAGE. Ik ATE ’De Fols Gras* Truffles, Petits Pols, Ac.—just received • lot of new Pate *De Foia Gras, Traffics, Petits Pols, Artiobants, Gelee, for sole by (dco 30—tf] J. ROUS8EAG. Ik HACK AND D1TH—A good aaaorunent just 13 received and for sale by feb 11 F. W. CORNWELL, 102Bryan^t. IJTTBK ANW OIIbBBIS.—US Fifkiu. LI.;UAII'1N* IJOVLE. Hiuchler, Lockett * €0. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 7] Bnr.ll., Hnvnnnnb, fin. >. r. ii.ciiL.r. E. LouK.rt, X. rmui. howund *15o., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. iri Bnj-»troet. Suvnunnh, JOKW T. RuWfcAkP. aw 1» JOB* t. ROWLAWP, JR. I kOTATOEH, tkc.-W bbls. chuiue sued nud 1 oating Potatoes; 10bbls. bleached Whale Oil; IV bbls. Leaf Lard, received and for sale by # * ' fob 14 MuMAiitfa 4 DOYLE. 1,'I.OliH AND BACON. — M bliii. 5fr.m 1^ Smith's Flour, 50 do Geneses# de, 10 hWi. Baco ‘W Jo Bk ' j '“ d " ,> ■""‘TaaMBffigftj. GILBEUT HU YLKH, BU6TKB BlIH.IHili, UISALBRIN WUITB f IN B 1.UMBBR S,.. '*»“ : O. • SHIP 1 UVEAL UUCS8I1TH, BMW?- K W OIU.KANM IU01.ASNKK—U1U bbl. LI Now Orleans Molasses, new erop, landing from •rig Enoch French, and for sale on the wharf by k* w jau 29 CLAOHORN 4 CUNNING HAM I 15, part of the city fcaa si cartage, and * put up with oare and correctness. ■Tine HUANDIEH.—dhall piptw Palo line J*' old M Piuet, Cnstilllon 4 Co.,** 2 half pipes 80. do. “Douiiouohe 4 Co^" 10 eighth pipes do. do, “Cham- pugnd Cognac," all of superior quality; In store and tor sale by [.feb It] COHENS 4 HERTZ. II AA1H.—150 JnL ceived. Alw Pijfl’ork,just rote »5Uu lbs. choice funuly Hh.u», just re- Also, Pig Hsus, Fulton Market Beef, received and for solaby W.D.FOWp. i LIE* Ulij.—Ci rusks U. W. tiperui Uil, 50bbls. V J Machinery Oil, in store and for sale by lob 16 gWfFP Asc.—5 ueren* Codfish, 100bxs.fi F 3Mi aokerel, 50 . . . ,, witeat, 25 half bbis. do., received aud for sale j7 McMAUON A DOVU. wMfctfl’IC I.ltiUOIlS.-M bbi,. K. t. JiTt* _ Brandy. 6 pipes Meadows’ Swan Gin, irtndy, in store and for sole by 4t pipss . 8WIFT 6‘COt J 0 | I AHH DlaU^H—'With Heaters, m new lo XI reoolved by MORSE 4 NICIIOL.S, jau 0 155 Broughton street O.IIOKEB SALJION, Rauf Touguos aud Bo- Ly logua Sausages. New llama. Bacon Bides and loulders. 150 whole and half bbls Baltimore Flour. 60 Gvaesaee “ 20 " qr “ Buckwheat *• ::wbhk»' 100 boxee and ba; 1% “'t. M. J. SOLOMONS. \TOW lSTHBTIMUt—The advanced sox- i.1 son iaduce* the subscriber to offer his stock of Winter Goods at Reduced Prices. Money may b* saved by persons in want of Do Lain*, I Alpaceos, and many other styles of desirable Go«ms by calling at * — W. V. WADSWORTH, 83 Broughton-st. ^ Kecftivml trmn Philudeinhin I, A DIES' BLACK (CAITEIt BOOTS, oi the latest sty ie and finest quality. Alai Ladles’ and Messrs.' Walking Shoes and Boots. A oall ia respect fully solicited. WM.UEIDT, fob 7 Gibbon*' Buildic*. s > it l;i> tvft, iu isi.cy wu*xl buxes, lYom lv to 1 lbs; Figs, in drums and boxes, of a vq^ y superior quality, just received and lor sale at St. And ow’s Hall, w; ‘H»>K t. D ’J <»Mi L Kr,, Piu<)H|i|ilo Ci.vV.e iu»d o English Pickles, just received per steamer Florid*, at (feb Id)51. J. SOLOMONS. I > KYNOI.Drt 11A.HM -Jotl Reynold. Him, lb lauding from brig Chattanooga, and for sale by fell I CLAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM. I ,'A.iUla\ HUPFidiEH.—Priwo Gosl.e 1’ ter and Choose, Superfine Green and Biuok ’ Loaf, Pow’d, Crushed, Clarified and Brow* ** Yeast Powders, Soaps aud Starch, Sperm, A4 and Tallow Candice, English and American ' icklee, and all kinds of Spices, just received by feb 10 M. J. SOLOMON8. J .'INH SliUAKrt 75 M. S.g.r* of dir.c> iol- ^ uortation, and of tho following choice brands:— .0 Hondo Gold Leaf, Consolacion, La Paluta, Rifle and La Grauodeua. Also 100 M. Segara of domestic manu- fseture, for tale by [feb 10) 51. J, SOLOMONS. a store aa«l for sale by ( feb 15' 1,1108.—dUU arums Figs, for sain low tu rJoso r consignment by (feb 4) COHEN 4 TABYBR. VV Bleached Winter Whale Oil, warranted to stand void weather, just received and for sale at a reduced prion by [ jan 6] MOORE 4 HENDRICKSON. 1 > BUEKVKD per fate Arrivals Pichfo*, Cateups, It Surtllnos, Lobsters, fresh 8al«on, Buckwheat, Scotch Ale, London Porker, Wines, ~ “ “ Lemon Syrups, Guava Jellys, 4c. jan U GEO.ALEXAND York .mu Wtch Ale, London Porker, Wines, Liquors, Cordials, . , L | U»T KKOUiVliU N.w I U»T JtKOKlVKU )J«/ N.w York sl..in.r— • I a line assortment of Smoked Beef and Tongues.—- Also—a flue article of Fulton Market Beef, and a vari ety of seasonable articles, which are offered for sale by jan I JOHN DALY, 28 Whltako? streak. I 1 UUIlItlt CL.ASTKH. — 4U Ck< OrounS ‘“'‘""Mom, L aoikh’ Mmtiwo r
