Georgia Historic Newspapers

    SAVANNAH MORNING fewfi. TUESDAY? MARCH 1, 1853.
THE DAILY MORNINtt NEWS.
M JOHN M.UOOeifiK.
tvlI.I.IA.ll r.Ti«0<il>H(lN, KltlTOK.
•*'« MTO ♦» Oil | ni-mnT w oo
JVww AnwWiwHiMH util l appear in both popsrt.
ii&rg«8i Circulation in the City 11
~
Tuesday ftlflrninii Alureli 1, lt»oa.
Foniige on the .Morning New*, under the
DAILY NEW S * in Georgia, 78 ocuU V mum.
TK1-WKKKL 1 NEWS, lu Georgia. 3V cents ^ annum.
c *to an* part of the l/-8. $1,56 %t aunuin.
THI-WKKKI, \ til’tfJ! wVnV pin of t'h. u.'s. 78
9) auuuin
rate* are double.
yr SEE FIRST AND LAST PAGES.
BV MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Transmitted, for theDally Morning Kiwi
New York Cotton Market.
Baltimore, Feb. 25.
Cotton in New York on Friday advanced e
eighth of a cent, and 2,750 halos changed
hand*.
On Saturday in the New York market Cotton
was firm and active, and 1,700 hales were sold.
Oroeera’
An adjourned meeting of the grocera ol this
city, convened at the Long-Hoorn of the Ex>
change last evening, for the purpose of receiv
ing the report of a committee appointed at a
former meeting to draft resolutions expressive
of the eonsa of that meeting on the attempt to
procure further legislation on the traffic in
liquors, and to prepare rules for their govern
ment as an association.
The meeting was organized by Mr. Wm.
M. Davidson presiding, and Mr. Waring
Ui/smcli. acting aa Secretary.
1 he following resolutions was read, intro
ductory to their constitution, end unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the undersigned, believing
nt il.» _ . ■ ■ n
Mobile Cotton Market.
Moiiii.k, Feb. 25.
The stock of Cotton on hand in Mobile,
comprises 118,000 holes. 'The closing quota
tions for Middling ore from 8} iv 8j cents.
Charleston Cotton Market.
Charleston, Feb. 28, P. M.
The salef oPCotton to-day, Monday, reached
1,100 bales, at extremes ranging from 6J to 10
cents. The market evinces increased firm*
ness.
CF* The steamship Isabel, Capt. Tittle,
from Charleston for Havana, touched oft* the
bar yeaterduy afternoon, and received the mails
and passengers from this city for Havana and
Key West.
Large Cargo.—The ship Rochambcau, of
8G5 tons burthen, Capt. Hallowkll,
cleared for Liverpool yesterday, by II. Gowdy,
Esq., and has on board 3,684 hales ol cotton,
of which 188 are round bales—the whole
weighing 1,682,000 pounds. The same ship
loaded last year at New-Orleans, and took hut
3,000 bales, all of which wero square, and
weighed only 1,300,000 pounds—showing a dil
fereiice in favor of this port of 382,000 pounds,
or i( allowance ia made for the round, upwards
of 400,000 pounds. The cotton iwas coin
pressed at Mr.C. A. L. Lamar's Press.
cr The KogoetiiConetitutionuluteeye t!ifi(
Ben. Lard, who recently shot another by the-
name of Johnathau Briggs, in Barnwell Die
trict, was arrested in that city oil Friday
evening last, by the police, and convoyod to
Barnwell Court Housp, where he waa deliv
ered over to the sherift*. Mr. Btiggs ia suid to be
in a very critical condition, and his life is des
paired of. Laid was mistaken in his mun when
he shot Briggs-his intention was to shoot
John Mixson, who was but a short distance
behind Briggs.
that the legislation which is recommended by
those who are in favor of the law known as the
Anti Liquor Law,” will be in violation of
rights which are innliennbl®, and not ilia sub
ject ol restriction by legislation ; and feeling
that it is a duty that we or * to ourselves and
our fellow-citizens, to prevent, if possible, any
further prosecution of a subject injurious in its
tendencies and restrictive of our rights as citi-
• i.s of the U. Stales; are desirous of forming an
association having for its object the opposition
by all proper and lawful means, of any further
legislation upon the aubject of the troffic in
liquors ; and also for our mutual protection
in the pursuit of a just and honorable calling :
And we do hereby form ouiselvea into an
association to be called the “Grocers’ Associa
tion o( the City of Savannah/*
Among the articles of the Constitution, we
noticed the following declarations :
I ll »j» (ibo Association) is to hnvo no
reference to any party (political) organization
now existing.
In reference to
td5 r * A joint resolution has passed the 11IL
nols House of Representatives, to the effect
that the Senators and Representatives of that
State in Congress he requested to use their
beat exertion* to procure the passage of a law
of Congress, granting to each Stato in the
Union, an amount of public lands, not less in
value tnau five hundred thousand dollars, for
the liberal endowment of a system of Industri
al Universities, one in each State in the Uuion,
to co-operato with each other, and with the
Smithsonian Institution at Washington,
the moro liberal and practical education of
industrial classes and their teachers.
or Senr.l iraveli.r. wore robbed ot ihe
Gre.t Western Hotel in I'bilodelpbie on Mon
day night of various sums, the largest being
50 ""d • watch, stolen from a drover
mimed Lockhart Stowart. What is a r
lor ia, that each of the amounts stolen
distracted from under the heads of the fleeced
individual, while oaieep. The thing looks
if chloroform had been uaed. Of the money
stolen from Mr. Slewnrt, it ia said that there
were two (ire bundled end one one hundred
dollar hills una Baltimore hank, and also quite
a number of one dollar hills on the Beulisville
Savings Institution of Washington county,
Pennsylvania.
Doubi.
Track to Philadelphia.—It
stated that the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company are now making
a survey preliminary to constructing a double '* ,ei
track between Wilmington and Philadelphia,
'Lite supposition is tlmt the coal of the Cm,,.
• proper ob.erv.oe.cf the I Company, ,h. canal hill he.
mbbath, the 9th artiel. thus expresses the sen- 'Vr *, d ’ *' ^ to11 '" Fr '" du " wn '
liment of the association. , ,e " C “ c0 " v ”J'« d over the New Caa-
“ It being (It. desire of every member of .hi. I “V" d F, ' ncl ‘ ,u 'v> road lo Philadelphia,
association to discontinue the practice of trod- . .*7?“ _' V ^ KDK . D —Howard, the
lllir fill Si*inrtnlla n».l I. —I : l I . ■. -II a I tatc
ing on Sunday, end believing that it will ad- J* 1 ®Napoleon 111. has been enno-
vonca the intereals of the association, we do *’**** *** ,l,e Emperor, who has purchased and
pledge ourselves to discontinue lha practice, | ™*', ier i lro l )r,f ' [,!r of the village of Ileau
and hereafter close our doors on the sabbath.
The constitution being adopted and tho sig
natures of those present desirous of becoming
gard, near Versailles. She will hear the title
of Countess of Beauregard.
HT The Steamship Unprey, from I’hila-
, ... «• uvuriiiiug i a - * . . i /---a, ••wm * mia-
member., having been obtained, the meeting uelpu " > fur Charle.lon, put into Norfolk Va.
..i: i ... ... _ .... . . ** I on Friilat# iv.i ■ ’ ’’
adjourned, subject to a call nf ilia chairman,
The Insurrection at .'titan.
on Friday, having broken her crank. Sho „„„
to leave Norfolk for Charleston yestorday,
VVll f I* ll IVnnlil a.I..
The London Correspondent of the New York wi,,ch would onuhle her to make her regular
Tribune furnishes some interesting details re- I rotur " tr, P*
specting the emeutc
Havana
By private letters from Havana, we learn
that on the 18th inat., the commander of the
British Bhip-of-ti.o-line Cumberland waited
upon Geo. Canedo with a formal dau.and for
■■}. ^•kliafactiou and apology for the outragos com-
emitted lately upon the persona of British sub
jects in the Island ol Cuba, and for the iusults
to the British Government in the persons of
H. B. M. Consul General, and the commander
of the ship-wf-war Vestal / and also for the lute
connivance pn the part of Spanish officers „
the slave-trading operations in Cuba. Gen.
y 4,Cattodo aesured the British commander that t
, 'had uevor been his intention to insult the
mediate examination should be made into the
claiiyji ttf British subjects, and ample repara
tion imtdo for any injury that might have re
sulted to them through unjust proceedings.
The letter bags of several of the Me steam
ers from Havana for the Unitod States, hud
been stopped while heiug taken on board and
taken to the police office for examination.
It was rumored in Havana that a British
Commiasioner was on his way there to demand
the immediate manumission of every African
that had been imported into that islund since
1821, in contravention of tho terms of the trea
ty with England. This ruinor was causing
great consternation in Havana, as it was sup
posed it would inanuiuit thrse-fourths of the
slaves in the island.
The British Admiral had sent orders to Ber
muda for some more English shipe-of-war to
proceed to Havana, r and the permanent En
glish naval force there was to he largely in
creased. An efibrt is to he made to atop thu
slave trade by direct intimidation of the princi
pal authorities in the island.—N. O. Pica•
yune. -
The Derelict Ship Italy.
The U. S. Revenue Cutter Hamilton, Capt,
Rudolph, returned to Charleston on Saturday,
from a cruise. She left that port on the 17th
inat., and on Friday, the 18th, when about 70
miles from the bar, Charleston Light being
W. N. W., and in latitude 31° 59', she fell in
^vith tho derelict ship Italy, of Bath, Me.,
"^heretofore reported. At five o'clock the same
evening Lieut. Keliam and four men attached
to the Cutter, went on board, and Captain Ru
dolph endeavored to tow her into Charleston,
but the wind increasing to a gale from S. E.,
and the ship, which was dismasted and rudder
less, heiug entirely unmanageable, the hawser
parted. Capt. Rudolph, however, lay by her
for fifty hours, and on Sunday afternoon she
was ugain hoarded, but the weather contin
uing too boisterous to take her in tow, and
(hern being no water or provisions on board,
Capt. Rudolph concluded tlmt it wna most ex
pedicnjJo abandon her, which he did in lati
tude 3*2»17 / , and in about the middle of the
stream. There was, moreover, n iurge hole
near the atern post, through which, had not
Lieu*. Keliam and his men stopped it up with a
large bale of Cotton, she would have doubtless
been filled with water during the gale. Capt.
Rudolph informs the editor of the Courier,
that she had on board about 2000 bales of Col
ton, but tlmt everything moveable had been
taken from her. It is thought that she is now
somewhere in the neighborhood of Cane Fear.
Gxn. Pierce's Carriage and Houses.—
On Thursday, the splendid carriage and hor
eea presented by the Boston pvople to Geu.
Pierce, arrived in New York, c/i route for
Washington. The horses, which cost $1,400
.red. light bay color, with switch tails. The
carriage is a very costly one, the materials
uaed in its construction being all manufactured
in New England. It weight about 1,300
pounds, and cost about $2,500. It is made in
the French caleebe stylo. The whole equipage,
including harness, See., cost 3,5000. This
handsome present will be presented to Gen. P.
at Washington, by Messrs. Dunbar, Riddle and
Fetridge, who ate the committee on behalf of
i people.
hand amongst the Mi-1 An Important Discovery.—a Cuban cor-
lonese. The editors accredit the statements re «pondeut of tho Raleigh Standard aays that
of lilt wriiurtnd vouch for hi. moan, ofinlor- Dr. Fintay, »n Eugli.h praoiiiionor of loci o*.
nmlion. Ho any. : |ioii.nco in Cuba, un,l o g,u,lu,u. „/ l> ori , h>s
r ‘' A " lolbcmovemenl, I can sivo you cor- Ji.covcr.d in lire course of his nraclico in oases
rent and detailed information. The ineurrer- ofsmull .i,,,- . *: cuhcs
lion look placo ugoiusi lira advice of Kossuth ! 1 vucclll ° vl,u ”i “ f lor having
who wished lu Imvo ii delayed until the probe'- I> 0, »ed through lliu negro’s svsieiii, he-
.iLW* r' lw !“" All * lri " “" d Turkey I c -*“ 8 * U.eloss us a prophyluclio lo (he while
should offer a fair chanco of success , but the ruce * 1 hi a fuel may in gome decree exi.li.in
fcd r„r e,,o, " ion , u " d r,i,aii,y ° f
they would rather perish in open hat lie ihnn W,le " eve ‘' “ "'■>< ''■land. Hr. Cenwright.
in the Austrian dungeon.. When Mezzini *" e "" llei " I’liy.icion of New Orleans, who
“I l,as •» «i»boro.o os„ iy , in which hu
01MMERCIAL.
C >*rk Harriet k Merttia, cleared at New
Orleans, u it. for this port: 272 cask* Baoon,
bbls pork, 26 di> l.*rd, 129 do WUUky f
11 do Peo Ibis Bugar.
CHAR; !Kr ( FEB. 28.-C«Trow.—We liave
K rceptib to report for the market on Saturday
•L ilo bt good demand nt previous prices,
sAissano to I7UU bales at from 6> 4 (&i0}4 ««nts.
NORF0 i'B.'zi—CnUou per lb. Corn,
white r,2 Yellow 60 cents: Mixed 60 oeute.
Naval 8t< ar, black 2ft; bright ;
Pitch glJ* Turpentine, ; Rosin, $Y>J.
CHAT! (*A. FKU, 20.—The rivor is high, but
>t to obit ivigution.
Cotton- receipts for the week are 3438 bales,
being the 1 t receipt* for any week in th
rded of any amount. Total thus far
No sale
24.850 bale
Cohn nia noted at 30c: soveral shipments dur
ing tho wo
Oats—M iul], say 24®27o. sack included.
JIacox—, n g i„ veniiilurable <|uantities.
■old ■
7?i< her ut sc. Fair quotations
NEW Yl i*EB. 26.1p.~6I.—The flour market is
Ofmsr. 8n HUObbls.at $5,0«J4®6,13X for Stats:
Southern & ,55, Wheat is firm with an upward
teuduncy—i ,f white at 136 ; red c-ntt.
Cornactivo iof 40,000 bushels at 63ftir>6 cents for
whit#, mist yellow. Oats49ots. Bales 200 bits
Mess Pork Lard iu bbls
dtOcts. jm is llrinor at previous prices—sales
. -f BU. 26.—Corfeb.—The ColTeo
ktt isdtill t.leX with only moderate sales.
W0 bagfal 9Bfa9*fc. > The jjiiottttiops range
only 80 bales mi.d-
< are only 80 hi
i at 10@f0>4c.,
lly dull at 7* d
fruin to fctock*26,WA) bags R'io. lloldors
main firm. T
Cotton.—lie* this woek
dling to inidd fair uplands
J ho market boon unusually
Stock 2,000 brf
” .—HA street.—On Thursday nothing
-’ho mi wan very unsettled—holders as
I&6.26. but btiytere not offering auy prioo that
^..m ..— l . . t ;|j M flrm M .
freely offered
this price.
City Mil.us.^j transactions hare been limited.-
nUick small aniders do not press It. The sales will
reach about 30i)rrels at $6, and a few hundred bar
rels at S6.t2J^. Thuraday after tho steamer's nows,
w** bold at 1 with small sales at $5,12>^@5,2. , i.
A few hundredWi* sold to-day at $5,26.
Cohn—The S for tho week range from 65@67c.
for white, ami Aye. for yellow. Trsusactious light.
„°-* 1 f*-“Ba , es we ,.k to a fair extent ttt87(q)39o for
Maryland and 1 mia, and 4«<g}42a for l’ouusyltania,
ai. store we nnol
$1,60; No. 2$l, * 0 . f$l,
25;,Varnish20rt and Sp
. PRo'/aiONa -^n.-fiai
itaildemand
i 12 cts. for i
"1; 1900 plnii
i Hah * of common Rosin &
* i.-VFT— F ».—Sales confined nln.„„.
demand j-ts. for Sides and S cts. for Slioulders,
aud I2J| to 14 cts. for sugar
. A ms at ’ll cts, fall.
Nothii dug now of niomec
i—holders lirrn
ick.- -Salos uJfaM'ao, with a good stock.
i;m.—Salus oHy 'England at 3(^3lo. W gal.
iiiSKY.—Wd.'vAof no c hango. Sales in bbh
i made at 23J#A>, and in hhds at 25c.
Departure of'immers from Mnvnonab.
JTm. Ooiton, ShJfVor Palatka, at 10 A. M.
Hancock, Fraal«|agusta, at » A. M.
Churlet i/iirlru/jTaylor, Macon, P. M.
H 8 * Nail steamers Gordon, Capt.
Brooks, CfeJAoun, It. Bardon, and Uetamora, Cap*,
r reolaud, leave evguiorning ut 4 o'olook.for Cnarles-
c . onn, »«ling wJ the Charleston steamships aud
uni!'It"6tf?lMk** rriVe * Very eTe “ in * ia a,kVan *
bre»k I klnd'ha. 0 “L"’ 6 T”™ r " ,:el, of
tho wor.i /-•-» ... a.i—* .. . I h,n< *» * ms Be, ^ c tl hold on (lio fact develojied
Ihn worn o».o, 10 die will, them. On ihe (ill, ,
I'roclauiuliun. were n„ 8 , e d up on ell Hie cor-1 ,he
Mere of llie elieets in Milan, will, ihe names 0 |
Mezzini end Koeenih. A riot look uliice
hlood woe shed, but Ihe movemeui war
n Central Knllrond.
Thains Daily.
Savauuah at 8 P. M., and
M., connecting with the 8outh-
ri vosat Mi
Wastern HailrooTtotlethorpe, and by stages th
xaiiaiiassea, Colttpnbt and other points South West.
„7 ,M 'g 2Vu,n --L*esSavannah M 8 A w . >aud ^
MaoonatCJiJ. M. conneotiug with the Macon
Atlanta, •'
practice umintoined l>v him.
AmuM Wiu,—The Arlesian well front
which 1 urls is supplied with water, wa. sunk
■iowu. P- l« a depth of ISOO fee, before n supply „f w Bl ” r
,i„ , ‘? 1 n ‘J 1 * Slh ; “> <l*wn, soma Italians intro- wns A well i„ Flanders wu., sunk m
< uced them.elves n.to Ihe arsenal, end cul Jap,h ol 3000 feel, and a sunnl. '
down n few Auslrion oflicers, when the privates h.L .... • . , !Py 01 ,v “ rm ,v “ tcr
surrendered end gave up iheir orins P The " ,suod frul " iu copious vol
cniumunicatiuiiK were immediately interrupt- ull " , “-
needed, .hi, hlow w.T l.ii whh greM I.e^hTp' ZT, ™
on tho AiiMtriuns. Ther* nr* n,,u, r.o imn a ..J 1 ^ nHt » unt ^ wo " recoived aa the ChmcrA .1*.
Hr "SffiK'P LomJa^-lWOO of them in I r “"« duf lli ’ i JUujealy il.c Ihnpcror of Auslrio
. -°.000 in Ihe forlruss of Veruno, 0,500 I 10 lho Goverimienl of the United Slates
. r A l " H ! nd ” 1 in ««>;»-1 isr Th»ni^rxsreT^rni7is i e r,'
in Muulua. ami thL
Ui-l»r.cU nil overThe'co'uiitryr'ond'eaVdy I 0r ^ n .‘ “
dsstroyed by the insurgents. Eight thou sun d ° r,eans on Fri(ia . v »
out ol tiie fifty nre Hungarians, and four thou-1 Mormou Al
■tranith !*?| i !an* An ^ bout lhe Mme mong Hie Cherokees.
strength is dispersed through Tuscany. Mode- ’ ra- t,,/T :
n *, I urine anil dm RoinHgna, but there die | n 1 h6 * u **P®n»ion of Commodore Ap,
i route for Wnshington.
Mormon Alisaionuiiee ure at work
pioportiou of the Hungarians is much strong Cutoaby Jones from the naval service
0r «A.. . . I sciuded.it is-said, on Tuesday.
r J proclamation posted up in the
nnme of Kossuth, it is not genuine. Hio
° u '•'""■“‘"s •* >■ not genuine. Hio nains I ofVhis edv Uobin>0 .°' merchant
probubly made use of by the Italiuns. who raised Tn^PiL J If, . U8 ® fpecimen of rice
knew that he would not contradict it.” I (Td. pi^wood.
... ..iu. lie WOUIU nui contradict it." i» u j ia ' pmy-woc
nrrrivewT7n.«n« v-icnyune give, the fellow- •" B ™ r ^‘ wb/. ,, -iiW. h ren"incfiM"Tong,‘Hir 1 I
ing version of the lute miaunderstundinr be-1 ?iew of th , e ,an< * u P on which they grew,
twee,, Vice President Kt»o aud Gen. C 4I i‘do • '
,, | Hrs leuiarksble product,.ms. We have lone
Calfkoo : | entertained the opinion that rice might bo cuf-
n nriel time alter Wr. King's arrival at rivaled lu advantage on upland, id
. th0 . Cap * B . ,n Om.nl wrote him u very fertility. I„ South Caroline where it i/ .d.i
polite note, inquunig when it would suit him voted to some extent, ti n yield is from fiftv
r.e. c r lv ° Hi. EM.ll.ncy, S.nor on. hundred bushel, per acre Th /nred,/
Car ado. Mr. Kmg rap hod, naming a day and tl.e Southern Agriculturist think/mightbe
unwefl d dre. C «ed with nJ | Mr ' ^l" 8 ’ lh0 “i ih V ' ry aninia'*., and,'thou(b'“not m
raoelve'his'di.titiguhihed'vie'hor 1 , end prepered produote ''"'h/.o/eoaVh h would'irav/rthelois
- other ways for an occasion which was of furnish laboring clQsses whh u chSaD uml
,,n,,O | ,l ? nC0 ‘ W" m ® nl ***ippeJaway ; nutritious article of food.—Mobile Tribune
hull-hours aud hours, and finally, iust us the i . —7... J noune. . .
invalid host, weuried out und annoyed, waa *5^^ rel ? ,,d ) Mercury
about to retire, in dashed, with much noise and fill . w interesting luforinutaoii respecting
ceremony, und many profound biwiT^Si- 5rC- P f?| rB " of, , ba . In ? h r a °ci» I devolution.-
formed, aiguille,,eda,,/guld.|eced""d urani,M,V .m/ * , '' , t n '.', d fl0m n woek ’* 'ravel
who, after many polite phrases, informed Mr. .nl?, rr f 110, “ b B , p f’ rll ? n ol 'he northern
King that the (/.plain Oeneral in. vervorry o thi enun?. ^^/" 1 ' '"t"' 6 p “"»
—much grieved—eve,flow ol business—impera- “ r .H, u . >“ ,h «
live duties, &c. dec-hoped to Its excused- In.uEaraJ ,h * W,,t0r b " J p ‘««J. "
would (lis Excellency name another dev and Mcnpelim/of'ft.eVT ''n'"* i P '“ C ° in " lr P“*»r«Iok.V
hour whan In. High Mightinc.., S.uor Cane- mu. 'ii who were . ' I lui cla »* *n>«ll
do, could wait on him. teuauiii who were so mnnerous antecedently
His ExceHoney regretted that the Captain £ J*® .Cvnlio^nt fU, ' er ®“ lire, y d'aappeured,
General hud so much pressing bueineaa, dec., ,i,„ v p ' n . ‘ U| ’"!|?u ** 10
end wouhluume such a day nnd hour for llie ' seen be extinct. I he causes of this
uch desired interview. U “ 0Ur * re l 0 ,V“2- v “« ei»i(?ra.io.v that he, taken pl.ee,
Out went the‘’adjutant," with .mils., bowe, " , t-fIh'im 0H "‘ C '* “ lu, “ l
und courteous phrases. I nol , ° lel m minute portions.
rhe second day for the interview came ; | . Frice of Wool.— l'here is but little offer*
butter for all
range from 40 to
. .ii . , - • . —a -n— —j— a . , , , —,) of Ohio is he-
tuut with tho Home bows and speech**, und ! n U « ,u ughi up ut 45 to 65 cents per lb., and it
the snine excuses, end the same request thut 11 lliai in tho county of Washington, tho
H.a Excellency would name a day, &,c. principal wool-growing county of Fcnnsylvo-
Much to the astonishment of the polite “ad- P' ,ce8 ,or Bio coming clip will ranee from
h ® received an answer to theeftect that ,, 1 4 lo <0 - .According to present appearance.
King wuh in very bud bculih, and the | l “° new c * , l» wtll soon be enguged.
V^p/fn General need not trouble himself to | QP* Uncle T
visit him.
Order my enrriugo immediately I” the Cap-
lain General is reported to have said when
this curt iutiuiation reached him. With the
usual state display he proceeded to call
— - j Cabin has been translat-
ou into the Russian, und is having quite u
Id pupulurily, ultliuugli tile trou.lJliun ’
poor oue. A belter
ution.
i course of prepar-
Mr. King. It was rather lute and thejotter ^® R * 0F the Delusion.—The report of
was preparing to retire for the night. The I ;,3f . . Iu*ane Asylum, shows that the
opamih 1 gentleman sent up his card, and S l? ,r “ Rapping” is a frightful cause of in-
would be extremely glad to see Mr. King. I M,,l, y •«'kat State. During the past year 18
Mr. King waa very much indisposed and could P er «°ne huve beon admitted whoso insanity is
nut receive the Captain General. The latter Q8cr, ‘ ,otl tins cause,
then asked to ace Air. King's secretary. The
i Bible ou which Gen. Washington
>rn into office is now in the possession
'» Lodge of Masons, in New York,
il i* to be taken on to Washington
> inauguration of Gen. Fierce,
t been held in London,
I by st-aie influential public
to use their
to the occu-
linstrian troops,
is to sail for
i his son
i much
secretary had goue to bed, and neither could
no receive tho Captain Genorul. Departure ol
the lutter in no pleasant mood.
Such is tho tenor of the chit chat which, at
Inst accounts, served as the muntal repast lor
the inhabitants of the beautiful city of Hava-
P 0, The story is no doubt exaggerated, but it
is still very piquant.
rhe Senate ou Friday voted the sum
of $100,000 to be paid to the true discoverer ol
the use of anu^sthetic agents in surgical cases
in the army and navy, the person to whom
the same is to he paid to be ascertained by ju
dicial inquiry.
Air. Douglas moved on amendment to the
army appropriation bill, authorising the Presi
dent to contract for the construction and de-
fence of a wagon road from the valley of the
^Mississippi to Oregon und California, greuting
lands for that purpose; this was agreed to—
yeas 25, nays 23.
I3F* The homestead bill got its quietus in
the Senate on Friday by a Jecided majority.
>3** President Fillmore is expected to visit
Charleston shortly after the expiration of his
term of office as the guest of the Hon. W. Ai-
ken.
t3P* Mr. Daniel Stall, living near Rome,
Oneida Go., N. Y., was shot in the back, acci-
;1entally, by a man who was out hunting with
..bursday last. The Rome Sentinel
him i
says : “Stall is the same man whose head
mistaken for a squirrel last year, and received
a ball from the gun of a friend."
. s, ki>ok Hammer AIusic.—A singular mu
sical m.vo.ty | IUH| 80||)e jpg re6| retrieved the
iiucDiq huh, m some degree, retrieved the
languor and monotony of Rome. In Verdi’s
uew opera, the Trubadore, an anvil chorus,
with an accompaniment of sledge hammers,
t » MAK1UUD,
On the 24th Inst, at the residence ofH. II. Bacon
Sv-’J 1 U T FO?T®^r a \ y ,h0 R * v - 1L 11 Tno1 »®°’
Lvi.*' 8 ' of Tuscaloosa, Alabama to Miax
k RANGES CORNELIA BACON, of| Liberty Co., Geo.
Arrival, al the Hotels.
PULASKI HOUaE...Wn,ininoxa A Sox, Proprl.tor..
Monday, »'*•■—* » 1
Q Lewis
J E Bowden and lady...Fla
Interesting Youth,—Ahoy only 17 years
of age wa. arre.tetl in New York, on Thursday
on e warrant charging him with whipping both
hie father and mother. He we. sentmeed t.
Ihe county jail, for three month.,
ty Cornelius A. Logon, L..jr. the comedi
an, died of apoplexy on .Wednesday, on hoard
tits eteerotr Filtehurg, between Wheeling end
Marietta. Mr. Logan wu a native of Haiti,
more, and made hi. debut at the old Tivob
Garden in Fhiledelphia, in 1825.
fcSr* Tho Henry Clay Association of New
York, hue received 230 cane., cut from one
of Henry Cisy'g favorite trees M Ashland,
Kentucky, On* of theeo eene. ia to be taken
by each iuember in good standing. The Asso
ciation hu also been presented with Mr.
Gloy'a library chair. Th. festirai usually
had upon tho anniverory of hi. bir!h-dty, in
April, will be diipeaud with Ini. year, hut.
eulogy will h. delivered in son. public place “
sfi.'"* # ,h * A.e««i^iaa pad
J C Russ aud
W A Poor ..Baltimore
T H Jackson N y
lud(« Chaves aud
Bify
Mond.it, March I.
L N Coil Gx
C N Delam Ship Arab
O J .McLeod Phils
s m!-" * wc“u*,sr
W M Lewis....
L Bungs aud sou do
Capk’n Uulkley do
R J Willingham Beautt
J Willingham do
W It Burdsail N J
JDowse Burke
W U Whitehead d<
A G Gan
E Aliuturn d 0
do
.«u n«. H ru uigut tree to Atlauta, Montgomery and
Chattanooga, and wit the Augusta and Waynesboro'
(atrain) tAugustx; and (going East) with
Railroad to Milledgevie from Gordon.
(going East) v
mabine ntellimence.
I Key West, and saiU agai
New 0r leans,Feb21..CIoared bark Harriet A Mar-
ha, tllums, lor Savanuh.
Chnriestou, Fob. 2S.-^rr. solir. Roswell King, Mou-
Jaukaonville, for Thomstoa.
pt *l? I ? ardi . n * of tbaohr A venger from Richmond,
* or* on 25th, reprta scoiug a large number of
Ior f i?. , ou oo, i°r8 astore betw een Capo iiculopen
and Chincoteague bhosls,supposed to have gone ashore
slie lays head
“X b °u“” • o? £)clwrlu.Vt ,
, I’Kh, at Boeton Trom Apalachicola, passed
I5th lust., Capo Lookout I. W. 60 miles, a railroad f—
soveral casks, aud a oamloose house.
CURTAINS, CURTAIN AIATEUIAL,
. — FURNITURE COVEH1NGH, Ac.,
AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
W. ii. HKHYL’S
CURTAIN STORE
ludia Satin Damasks: I Table A Plano n
Gilt Cornices:
NEW ADVEETISEMEWTS.
Chatham Mutual Yroad Aasorlatlon.
. A meeting of tho above Association -will be
Sv2fiT*he1d in tho Exchange on Tuesday Eveuiug,
March I, at 7X o'clock.
feb 28 JOHN FOSTELL, Sec'y.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR NRW-YOKK.
To leave ou SATURDAY, March 5,
at - o'clock, —. M., precisely.
The United States Mail steamship
FLORIDA, Capt.M. C. Woodhnll, will
For freight or nassago apply to
PADKLFORD, fay t CO.
U N l T E D s i’A I E S MAIL LINE
FOR FIIILADKLP11IA.
To leave WEDNESDAY. March 9th,
leave as above.
feb 21
o'clock . M., poatively,
The new and splendid steamship
STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Wal
ter Collins, will positively leave as above.
For freight or passage apply t
C. A. L. LAMAR.
at — o'clock —. M.
Tho U. 8. M. Steamship ALABAMA,
2apt.G.D.7 ■"
passago apply
PA
PADELPORI), FAY k CO.
FOR AUGTL'SA,
And Int«'rim*illnie I.itmliiigH on the River.
To leave TUESDAY; March l,at Wo'cYk, P. M.
The steninnaokct HANCOCK, Capt.
nuodutions, apply
feb 28
Frasier, will leave
freight or pasEUgc, having superior ae-
TiIoTw. COSKERY, Apciit,
AndurHou'n Lower Wharf.
laeoiiy IIuwkiiiMvillo mid Other
Ln itdiii|{M.
To Leave TO MORROW Night.
The steamer CHAS. 11ARTHVDGE,
W. Taylor master, will leave
For freight or passage apply on board,
FOR NEW YORK—Georgia Line.
j- . Tho regular p'k't bark MARIA MORTON, Capt.
^tyyfeBnlkley. having largor part of a cargo engaged,
liave immediute dispatcii for the aitovu
port. For freight or passage apply to Capt. on board at
Anderson's Upper Wharf or to
marl ROWLAND Jt CO.
, Master, will have dispatch for tho above port!
a For froight or passage apply tr
ir 1 WILLIS k
t BRUNDAGE.
FOR IIALTIMORE—Regular Line.
The packet schoouer TRITON, W. Brown
master, will moot with dispatch as above. Fo
.freight or passage, apply ou hoard, at Telfair’
‘""■OHAT
dim.
BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO,
y ONM
( Now
schr. * Eucliuiitrei
goods this day at Hu
risk a
lexpe
s Wharf after sunset will lo stored at the
t of thu (j
WILLIS A BRUNDAGE.
T OTICE.—CouHignees per Burk Marin Mori
.. . ....... - ]e j 8 now j
All goods i
vr°Ti
ll from Now York, are notified that she i
charging at Anderson's Upper Wharf,
mainiug on wharf at sunset will be ston
of the owners, (marl) ROWLAND A CO.
Itoill K’ound.
DICKKD up liiht evening uhont »nnset, a mini
YAWL BOAT, 14 feet long, and about 5 feet wide
with a si mill old Sail lying by the side of her. Tin
owner can have tho same by applying to
W. D. MARTIN,
V marl * at 4 mile Point.
WANTED,
a privi
tf
WANTED.
A TUTOR, for n family iu tho country, to super
intend tho education of two hoys about 12 years o
KOB'T. HABERSHAM a'SON.
(M
Vj ;
FOR SALE.
mi Hire, of thu linent ip
ioly any red in it.
B’T.
ROB'T. HABERSHAM A SON.
ij istiug in this city,
is city,
ELLS,“is dissolved „
dury. The undersigned will
a firm of COWDERYA
Savanuah^Maroli 1,1853.
death of Mr. G. W. Cow
and receipt for
and will pay on presentation
L. W. WELLS.
THE undersigned hnvo fot uied n
irsigned . .
dor tho firm of WELLS A DURR, for the .
Cotton Factorage and general Commission business
f the p ‘
gonerally
L. W. WELLS,
Savannah, March 1,1853. 2w L. M. DURR.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
f|H!E Suliscribiir bus this duy associutcd with
X. him Mr. Washington Z. Florence, for tho purpose
‘ itiuuing a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
firm will be MINIS A FLORENCE,
r I 3 A. MINIS.
prices, Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ae.
° rt, “
i’.r.on. a.ailiiiK the height sad aidth ofth.lt u,'sdnu
uZ H?.'. . thair Curtain, mad. sad trimm.d iu
of Uodl,'. cidv’i B°J" h “ i ‘ 1 “" AU8n,t liuml,tr
Importer of and Dealer in F'uruUldug R (Joodf,
I69Chestnut-st., corner Oth-street,
Opposite the State House, Phila.
Kauaway: #10 Reward :! •
^ 'suren^h" 1 S 1 A . KIA ’ *'“ 11 ku ""' 11 in Unit -.1.0111
Savannah, aa belonging to tho late Mrs. Elisa M.
STayer, absconded during the iat. Chri*tTn« holidav*
°j ,d .u r takon *»■»/ fro “ Beaufort by or thro',’
it is believed, the agency of her husband Morris, -
« « b v.v; u. uor uusuaua aiorria. a co
lored man, blacksmith by trade, working in Savannah.
iwued by Dr. Royal. Alaria, who is doubtloss har
bored or concealed in Savannah, und may have a forged
Mr. Haruianu
3Ir. Al. Cummings'
Songstaok’s,
•luaintance, it is tiioughtT
garden, in or near to Savannah. She is about' 2S yt.. „
*uJ SuallVhM htVfS* 1 : 8tu ; U i rB when speaking,
hi.r. i. J 7 , t au . d 1,ead tied with a hadker-
ihief; is very plausible, and much givcu to solemn n«-
-A rsward of $10 will bo given for her ap.
prehension and oouhuement in the Savannah, or Gilli-
5®“ v,lla '® p Boanfort Jail, with a farther reward of $10
£n P w .MeniM? 0 * cf . b , 0,n *‘‘adoredbyacolorodper-
™*S lr .f?iS h . 1 “.» , ' ,on - " «hu r.turu, of
accord, she will be forgiven.
Beaufort, 8. C., Feb. 25,1856.
Sale of Valuable Lots
Fh TH M OF savannah.
Wf l,e the 1st Tuesday of March, at
V y the Conrt-houso in Savannah, a number of lots
each one hundred and twenty feet by sixty. Theio lots
part of farm lot No. one. (1,) lying botrre .n the
"lary of the city of Savauuah, the
- Lane, and the White Bluff road
Southern boi
road called L.._. _
‘ouEAuJ^uin! ? f ,lle ■?i d l 'l rm !»• whjoh'briouged
!! K ®* and ,ia . 8 be8n conveyed by h
the undersigned upon certain terms. Plots
nRJS?- # . ly •DP'icatiou to C. A. L. Lamar!
1 emu of sale cash. Purchasers to pav for titles
JOHN W. ANDERSON,
feb 19
FRANCIS 8. BARTOW,’
C. A. L. LAMAR.
muslin Insei'tings A Edgings,
J UHT RECEIVED ut thn NEW STORE 140
Broughton street, a large assortment of Muslin
trimmings, consisting in part of
Extra Wide Swiss Muslin Edgings,
dS ftoil!
Sudii.attfVVunitlfth-walrilS flauU.. v ” r '’ mu *= h
J. II. COlIENt CO.
Liver Complaint,
Jauudjce, Dyspepsia,Chronic or Nerraus
sing from a disor
dered Liver or Sto
mach, such as Constina-
, Inward Piles,
imp
.! Blood to thd Head, Acidity of
tho Stoinauh, Nausea, Ilonrtburn, Dis
gust for Food, Fulluess or weight iu the
Stomach, Hour Kruotatioue, Sinking or Flutter-
iug at. the pit of tho Stomach, Swimming
of the llend, Hurried and Dilfioult
Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Chnkiugor Suffocating
Bensations when in a lying
posture, Dimne
Vi
Dots oi
Webs before
Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the head, D^rieney o/ Pertpira-
tion, Yellownee* of the Skin and Eyet, Torn *n the Sale,
Hack, Chest, Limbs, dee., Sudden Flu the* of Heat, Hun i-
iny in the Ft>»h, Conttant Imagining* qj Evil and Great
J)'nre,tion of Spirits, can bo effectually cured by
DIt. HOOFLAND r S
CKLEBKATKD GKUMAN BITTERS,
l’HKI’AHKD MV
DR. C. M. JACKSON.
AT TIIR GERMAN MED WIFE STORE, 120 ARCH
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above discuses it not excelled, if
tquulleif, by any other preparation in the Uniteil States,
a* the cures attest, in many cases, aj'ter skilful physicians
had failed.
These Bitters re worthy the attention of invalids
iuggrea virtues in tho rectification of diseases
of the Livor and lessor gland*, exercising th
searching powers lu weakness and affections of the di
gestive organs, they
s withal safe, certain aud pleaa-
r Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronio c
Debility, is deservedly
inouiciacs of tho day. Thoso Bi
thousands, aud a friend at our elbow says ho ha
i effectual aud permanent o
. of thL
viuoud that, iu tho uho of those Bitters, tho paticut con
stantly gains strength and vigor—a fact worthy of great
5 in i
Wo a
Scott's Weekly, on
liahed, said, August
“ " J/oq/tand’s
Dr, Jackson,
inent ir
oy in c
experience, und to the atiliutod we advise
of the best literary papers pnb
n Hitlers, manufactured by
..A... - onuJ 0 f fj 10 Ul0l (,
article of much
recommended by some of tii
prominent members of the faculty as an article o
i oases of female weakness. As sueh is tne
ouid advise all mothers to obtain a bottle, and
iselves much sickness.
of debil
itated constitutions will fiud these Dieters advantage
ous to their health, an we know from experience the
salutary effect they have upon weak systoms."
MORE EVIDENCE'
The Philadelphia Saturday Gasette, the best family
*-**-Ur'* " -* —
says
1 published iu tho Uuitod States. The editor
DR. IIOOFLAND'8 GERMAN BITTERS.
It is Bcldoin that wo recommend whatarctermedPa-
Medicines, to tho confidence and patronage of
rcadors,
land's Gi
day, tii
d, therefore,
an Bitters,
t speakiug of the nostrums of the
noisud about for a brief
forgotten, after they have done their gi
chief, but of a medicine long
eriod ii
prised, aud which has met tiie hearty approval of the
faculty itself."
Evideuce u
forogoing) fr>
yejus, and tho strongest tostiuiony in its favor is that
a of it used in tiie nructico of tiie regular
‘ Philadelphia than all other nostrums com-
that can easily be cMtablished, aud full,
~ scientific prcpai
llv
ith
. iu this
Liver Complaint and
isatK
proviug tii
their quiet approval wli
That this medii
Dyspepsia no one can doubt, after
It acts specifically upou tiie stomach and"
lerable to calomel iu all bilious diseases—tho oflect is
iiumediato. They can be administered to female or in-
faut with snfety aud rcliablo benefit ut any time.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This modh-ine lias attained thut high character w hich
is necessary for nil medicines to attain to induco ooun-
erfeiters to put forth spurious articles at the risk of the
■ ..l • locently deceived..
ing it «
udlivei
lives of those who a
Lot
■ell to the
arks of the Gci
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Texas Lands, t
r„ a.mum »f fiu » m OMi„, f I
Sf-^Sa» Th.r. I. . I.r,. .,,,,,..1,, U j i
»dK^ hslr. gf thoE. who f.I, usj.r 1v,„ D T . ^
FiltlflH. *«, Ughting th. hsttl« o! th. 1,,, ’„, !3
The undorsigntd, . v '*• ;
Texas Laud nnd Oeneral Atom
Will he In 8avanuah in the oourae of a few d» *
will undertake te procure the claims of ik. 15*** 1
1 Pfocuro the claims of the hei’n (
a P*t«at. Th»
0 Mrea ef ] 4ld( '
those brave men, nnd perfeot the name I
heirs of murried men are entitled t
aud the helre of single men to 4UU0 acres.
From the immense immigration pouring hm, .u
tate of Texas the present wiuter. lands ... ...
State or Texas the present wiuter, lands ate mi!7
rising in value. The subscriber will also be heno
Uiva an v information relativn th* n.*,. **
country
give any information relative to the SUte of Veiu
■ucli parties who are deeirovs to emigrate to
where the lauds uro exceedingly rich, th, „
salubrious, amt the taxes very light. ’ wu * 4 **
I have permission to refhr to His Exoellsn 0 y n
Bell, Hon. Thos. Duval, Secretary of state the r
Delegation In Cougroes, Ao. ' ** u
P. DxCORDOVA, of Auitin
XT CommunlcaUdna may b« |^ft at this office.
Choir.
E. MILLER having accepted the it*.,
tion of the Musio at the new 8t. John's Eji
copal Church, would be glad to receive snpn.*^
from persons willing or Jvsirous to become
of tiie Choir—oompensetion will be given wh#r« /'
quired. Apply personally or by letter te Mr. M iw
South Broad atreet. 10 fsb’17
A NEW REMEDY
Discovered for the cure of Scrofula, Rickets andSsuk,
t 'min’hiiiit*
litic Complaints,
RADWAY* CO., tk. ori.br.uaCh tB ,„,
discovered another nnw.»r.,i ...
discovered another powerful ...
quick remedy for the speedy euro of Scrofula. », k »J
Canoer, Tumors, Syphili and either obstinate or chr!’
io dleases. *’
The moment this extraordinary Medicine Is taken it
begins to cure—the patient feels it working in the i|u'
tom ,!mo,t in.Unity. It tmp.rU ri.clrioii, n,,„„
bone, n.uule, Sbr«, nerve nnd leoretlen o( th, „,n„
ro.olrlng nnd drlring out ,11 diieued depoalt, ,| (1
Ing, purifying nnd enriching tl.c- blood, tavtgenuuu
nosttliy notion tho n.rvon.energy,sndlmp.rting h,d.
thy vltslity to .v.ry function Ik the body. Itt, , lUu .
out to toko, and quick to sot, 11 to cstl,d nri.., ,
Ronovsttog Rololvent, prloo.lporhottio.sndHid,,..,
Rosdy llollef lo arid fur Mood 60 cont, por bottli. j,
uuronsll Rhonmstio, Ijournlgio sud Norrool Psini. „
will ouro Chilto ond Fever in fifteen minnUt-itopth,
diitrc.itng pslno'of Diorrhir.s in ten minnto.,*odrhwk
twenty mit-
*®*t
Now York.
Liboral o#REmm mode upon Bhipmtiu
of Cotton lo my friend, in EJrapul i,t
'.3in) O. A. h. LAH.tR.
I>U. J. i. HOUEUTHdN,
ornoB, sto. 100 a rod ogton-strket.
Residence. "Marshall House." 6m msyM
MEDICAL CO-PARTNERSHIP.
Dr. E. H. MARTIN and Dr. H. L. BYRD,
having associated themselves in the prat,
tiee of their Profoesion, may be found at their Office m
the residenco of Dr. B., No. 97 Bronghton-street, south
side, botweon Bull and Dray ton-streets. Dr. M. my
k. # •-* the Marshall House at night. 6m no 4
be found a
DENTISTRY.
DK. M. €. HE AUD 1
Performs all operations pertaluingto Natural or Artil-'
cial Teeth, in the best style. Offieo first corner v«it of
the Marshall House. ly jan 17
the oountn*.
PRICES REDUCED,
To enable all claseoa of invalids b
^ i.r (liniw
. . tiie advantagoi
of thoir great rontorativo pqwur~
Single bottlea 75 cents.
Also for sale by j. A. 1
Druggists, Savauuah, Gi
Wholesale Agents, UaviUnd, Harrell A Co., Charles
ton. S.C. MW Fly
Laroche, w. w. Lincoln
R. R. R. REMEDIES
N ew spring goods.
Whito, Pink, Blue and Drab C
White and Black Challie
Plain and Printed Daregoa
Crepe do Paris
Figured Tissues and Grenadines
F.gured Barege, De Laiuoand Challie
Pans 1 nnted .Muslins and Jaconets
1 rinted French Cambriok, Plain Colored Lawn
drono^'for »slo hy S 1,0 lain " f » r
marl larociie a bowne.
W
Hl’I'JB liotllls.
White Swiss Muslin, Whito Tarlatanc
White, Striped. Chec’d and Plain Cambric
M hite, Stripod Ciiec'd and Plain Muslin
White Mull and Nanaook Muslin
r«, Lawn, Book Muslin, Fix'd Swiss, Ao..
for sale by (marl) LaRoCII.’
’HE A BOWNE.
I iiif.liv nuil sugar.
JLJ20hb‘i»' prime new Cincinnati Baion sides
loo bbls. New Orleans Whiskey
1(» lihds. Now Orlonus Sugar
landing from schr. Louisa Sears, and for sale by
COIIEN8 A HERTZ.
I 4-4 Browi.
? *®. K-4 Brown Shouting, Marlboro
stripes and plaids, Mariners stripes, Blue ‘brill, Mfxed
Denims, Apron Check, Bed-tick, Brown Drill, *
sale by (mar 1)
Laroche a bowne.
L AU1B8MBUIMO VESTttTstojriSd
sleeves. Gauze do., for sale by
Laroche a bowne.
B leached nhiuting.
}*■< <f and 4 4 Bleaehod Shirting
ties, 9-8 I illow--ease Cotton, 5 to 12-4 ,
mg, Bleached Cotton Drill, for sale by
marl Laroche a bow$e.
I INKN C1ODDS.-10, 11 und~lsi.4 Itarnsle"
17^h 8 l h | ) niL nK vi!?PiUow-case Linen, Riohardson's 4-'
Irish Linen, Youngs do. liiekoy's deiuips. do. Lorn
lAiwu Linen Cambric, 7,8. 9 and 10-/ Brown anc
Blotched table Damask, Brown and Bleached table
V 0 . 1 *.'; I ) . ara ?' ,k . Na v kius auJ Drills, Beown
J"5 Jf 1 ®*{ 5h ® d Holland, Slate Linen, Birds Eeve, Scotoh
aud Russia Diaper, Dowlas, Crash, Ac., for safe by
— n>arl Laroche a bowne.
JlEitlNO,—White C'ashmero ui
v f Merino, for sale by
Laroche a bowne.
b prime North River Huy, laud-
iria Morton, for salo Lv
P'hT
KUMNUi tiuisi
L1UEENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
/5 J , LOTTERY OFFICE,
Uaudry s Building, Bull et., opposite Post-Office.
GREGORY A MAURY. Managers.
lilttU CAKEiS.—Just rocoivod uu iisfiortinen
JLJ of Canary Cages aud Bird Glasses, for sale by
roarl COLLIN8 A BULK LEY.
S ACK HALT—Lauding from
for sale by ANDREI
ANDREW LOW A CO.
\RA \VN NUMIIE R8-Of Ureone dt Pulaski
Lottery, Class 25:
ry, Class 25;
55 47 60 7rt 28 01 31 C3 11 50 14 17 40 25
Delaware B. Class 10 :
*" 23 27 41 76 21 50 71 4 14 2 44 23 35
D. lRySTEWART.
I drawing
Class 49,
t Wilmington, Del., This Day, March 1.
nber Lottery—12 Drawn Ballots.
t CAPITAL:
$92,416!
Ao.
Tiekeui $5—Shares in propertion.
O N Sunday Morning, February 27lli, hut ween
.Harris aud Hull, in Jefferson Street, a 1IAIR
SMACUtT with a Gold Locket. Tho finder will lie
rew * rde, l hy leaving it at thin office.
Mrs Chauneey do
“ "" do
Bethel
"".'.’.V.Ga
Miss Chu:
■M Cobb
T Ii Rich
A H Lucille
J. Williams Tenn
,.G. Fakgo, Proprietor.
MARSHALL HOUSE
Monday, Makcu L
^?.9, r . ew - Boston.
T II Blount and Iady,....Qa.
R W Bonner.Griswoldville.
A U Moultrie
W J CojUi c. R. It.
W M Wadiey,.w L . M .C. R. R
k FRichards,...Brunswick.
Mfs J Lawton afid Xserv'to.
J B lienee and lady.
2 ?J^ od J r » ,,M, 7 *nd sorv't.
d H Alexander, Ga.
5 JjOM Burke co.
W Moss,,.. g. C .
H Prince,, AugusU.
J A Juurday, -Pulaskiu*.
W Walker, Charleston.
A P Biood, „..C. R. R-
B Lockett, ....to..Macon.
p—£?V fc, f£ r ?. ° ¥ , UOTTUM, Xa., FEB. 28.
w P w n!^^ S iV lto * d ‘: 430 WeeOetton, and Mdse, to
W U V P . fc v r ' Co. Cohen A Herts, G
Il ’t. C* rm * a J A Co, Karris A Co, J II Burroughs A
E n r 2°*f k S%’ 8wift 4 Co, O Uartridge. W S Li *
C?* ° J S®ith, H Roberta, Thomas S
ryM',‘oT, a to t r , ' , - ii ' t ^ i ' t * c °° k -
CAKHIAHI! IlliKfiks FUR SAI.K.
A tine pair of youug gentle CARRIAGE
HORSES lor safe low, wurran'.cd sound.
I U8T RECEIVED—f>0 bales Goorgia Osim
If burgs; to be sold vory low. b
BREN DERGA8T A CO., 178 Broughtou-st.,
__ niar 1 Opposite St. Andrew's Hall, Wost side.
A \ !. IIA V ! J—HJU balua prime Northern
II A
JLL Hay, landing from barque 55
"“in/r r 0a Wharf * b/ ROWLAND jTcbr
IjAioN.-35 hhdH. prime Side*, for eule to ur
X3 nye, por schr. Martha Jane, from Ncw-Orleans bv
_^ ar i WILLIS A BRUNDAGE.
^JOAL.—IUU
nui
11 sh
sale by
FA*,.—IUU tons I ted Ash Coal, broken and
'ffikSlri’pki.'by 10 “ tri ' 0 ’ I " r ,ol,r - 8 - »• Smltt.
" ' WILLIS A BRUNDAGE.
mn and CHBE8M—S5 firkins
; recoived aud for
K A i C ®S A ?! ® ,,A U D ’r a .' oooko choiou Hun
Leaf Lar
Radway’a Ready RcUcf
Radway’a Renovating' Resolvent,
Radway’s Ready Regulators,
r |>llK use of which will in all cuxes iimtantly stop
I paiu, quickly euro disease and always prevent
No Pain, or Sickness, or Disease, or Uuhoalthy Mat
ter will remain iu or affect tho Bystum while it is under
theiutiucncs of It. R. R. Remedies.
Radway’s Ready Relief,
Internally mill Externally.
temxny it StopVallnala. It CttrOTUreumsilVmXum
bsgo. Gout, 1 aralysts. Sick lieodauhe, Neuralgia, Tie
Doloreux, Sprains and Strains, Distorted Limbs, Pain-
fu ;2m«U??!*to9 r iy n P s and Spasms, in a few hoi
-.internal pains.—a row dropa of r
Ready Relief, takeu luternully, will atop the
tresding pains of Diarrhma, Cholera Morbus, Dysentarr
aud instantly soothe, arrest and allay the most violent
cramps, spasms and convulsions.
KKS iu i„*,s |,u,d
rejuvenates old age. renders
Ti
book and JobTrinter,
all pain anu soroness from the joints and muioleTanc
m B *nd # orl* U led Uak0 " 80Uud aild " hole > Hie weak, in-
1 soroness fn
supple and i
and
the joints
iripnled.
« u"^° Ug J curod ia flvo minutes
• Ready Relief curod a gentleman in five minutes
ighing. The gentleman had noi
* i applied externally and in-
severe fit of
slept for two nigiits ; it w as
tornally,
R. R. R. NO. 2
Railway's Renovating Resolvent,
Quickly cures Scrofula aud all chronic and syphllitii
complaints, eonaumpUou, bad coughs, waHtirg away
the body, and all diseases of the lungs, y
It rosolvoa away all diseased deposits.
It purities the blood and other fluids,
It rouovatcs the system.
R. K. RESOLVENT^—Ninetocn Fevor Sores cured by
Railway s Renovating Resolvent. Ageutloinan who had
taken great quantities of Mercury, who becam
ed, aud whoso body was a mass of putrid flesh,
tlrely curod by the use of Radway’s Renovating Rosol-
k he had taken tho Resolvent. i_
liko tho riud of cheese, ouo eighth
, si * jncihos in length, was discharg-
ed from a largo sore on his leg. From that day he gr G
better. Uo continued the use of the Resolvent and I
Regulators. In two week from the time he oommem
Tising tho It. It. Remedies, every sore was healed
flesh was sound and pure, neither blotch or disfigai
mout was visible to aunoy the sight or mar the appear-
E8II—A man aged 40, who in his youth
as indiscrete and contracted a loathesome disease
l ‘|® h t * reatunod t 1 ?'® I 1 '?' He was a victim of illtreat-
ont—-he was salivated with Mercury, and for years
lits body has been covered with foul anJcorrupt humors
He commenced the Use of Kadway's Itonovating Resol
VBiit. Ho had usod but one bottle when all tho-”—••
rial.deposiU were driven out of his system. Ilo
Rad wav's Renovating Resolvent—Will
chronic, scrofulous, syphilitio complaints, mercurial
; d ‘ Maacd deposits nodes, swellings, tumors
ulcers, fe\ or sores, consumption, bronchitis, all diseafici!
that have been in tho system for five,
a. R. R NO. 3.
RADWAY’S KE611LATORS,
A mild, pleasant end ofieet'ial tiorgotive, 6 o,„
« n r lor regulating tho ho,vela, 1
ihntudUuTttoe^a. fi! 1 oro I,ere
throughout the United States, had noteniovod tiinlnx
ss jsssps~ iaaffi Srofe:
hod slntoot boro, him ,l„»„ to tho groV.; uaiij'i.V
or Rad way s Regulators. Ho first took
gnlar eviiouatiour, and has not taken
medicinofor six
R. R. Relief ar.
complaint, who had suffered
particle ol
lators cured a gentleman of Hv-
groatly for a number of
elii - - ' "
months, by ono application of ReTief pSr day for
w doses of Regulators.
Relief aud Regulators will always cure chills
.... lfl JJ[*,K an K a *'! 0H > aud kinds of fevors.
morbffhf n i!. b » W S i 5r B, B Ur -*S' 1 Hea from
$9” Sold by Druggists every where.
— »hhds. 8idcs; 25 do. Shoulders; 29 Ibis, choice
,eaf Lard. Received and lor sale by
marl MCMAUI
CMAHON A DOYLE.
IkltAPIDY. Jkc.—5 hull' pipes Oturd Rruiidv-
essasisj-femf* 1
Iteia do. Received and for sale by
* uar 1 Mn.\l
Whiskey; 30 bbls.' Old Mononga-
.1 filto , t | e Py
MoMAHON a DOYLE.
SS™" »«ON iVlTtJH COOKING
Ll SiGYi.S.oxpreasly for Southorn use. touethnr win.
\f
i?l Ms!
by fob
West Broad at. Stablos.
5 nnd 6-4 pluin nuil r
•'*“ ' 14 received aud
■AROOHE a bowne.
TTALKNCIENNES Edfiu* aud Inserting, to
V ralokj fabM LiKOCHEi BOwSk.
WHITE FL ANNEI,.—9 oud H 5-4 IVkito
tX 28* ver f floe * j***
Laroche a bowne.
tfllENCIi Need! a Worked Collars. Muslin a ud
feS mbri °' lilt,st Btjl# ***&&&
Laroche a bo^ne.
OPENING GOODS.
- Black Alupaeg,
Caheo, Solid Black do.,’ Black Italian Crape. Black
EugUsh do., Black Veil Crape, hVg Collars Ao!? for sale
e. Bi g Collars Ao., for sale
Laroche a bowne.
K . COTVON OXNXtfVUO.
I.AIN anil Striped assorted qualities, in store
and for sale by
Laroche a bowne.
JJWfcCK NETT MITT8.. «.o»e Ao lll.clt Nrii
I Olcoo. Lodi,,' TiSot* OloTCS, to. or tod ,1,
-M'c* UaiU yloves, wsorted siz.es, fo:
f*b28 LAROCHE A BOWNE.
oilier potto, toZUlf' SO '“ h0r “ t08,,lh ” r
marl JaMES SULL
U VAN, 145 Broughton-lit.
Uruehes und Dusters, i
and White-Wash Brushes. For sale by
m * r 1 JAM. KITI.r.TV
J3UMPJ4.—B.
Uo wi«o In time—'Tl» folly to dofor.
AFFLICTED READ 1
TMOUSANDH nro rutihriiig frou, diabsH from
Bcruh
JAS. SUL'LIVAN.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
VKKSUUVM KKTTI.Km, Em
'ortoi‘. a t 1 ."‘ d i 8 ‘‘ u ",? il “*’ st "'' r ““* end Gt._
ales, lor sal u |,y (marl] JAS. SULLIVAN.
tiilitYfti
J
dies: | f or sale by Imar ll
dhi>KliiU'l>S BOUT
AND UAITBUS.
re invited to the above goods.
feb 24 W. HE IDT, Gibbous' Building.
notice;.
t of Ordinary, will be
iroxiino, at the premises,
, of c. iSw7.;;a«h£r. , "“*“’ «“ «-
L -.iL- L WM. c. DAWSON. Adm'r.
^“dles .Sperm, AdninaiUi un mid
Tallow, tor sale by [feb 241 W. D. FORD.
. . NOTICE
III permission of the Court
.4-r. , f • °, n Thnrsdav. the 3d pi
JL which there i, uo dijfioidty'?u bo'i'ug i.ormini'oti'v
re |»« v « d . providod tho means Lo used. As
every vice has its own punUnuicnt, so it would Hnnm
orory fii.es.c bos it, romody. Thii i, trim aud tCre
»cSW«K ElLSiS H
« °°“ t,tution * “t a j times and season-,
nor re 8tr "ction r ?n di«^’°r U, °’. ‘ lctention fro, “ business,
S3 it riV«iu “Si 1 #ha certain and speedy re-
d.y ifflAta’ia: sx tsxsr&s^
curative powers over diueasos of this oharactor. Full
directlouB accompany each bottle. “
for the -Atnorican Compound,
A « ent ®' Ghsorva that the
genuino has the w riiten Signature of tho proprietor ou
the wrapper, and the name blown in the Glass—Trice
^ ||
i R N ESA;!
dkntistuy
D R. Q . D . BA
Harglcnl and Meclmnicnl Dentist.
Offieo corner of Congress and Whftaker-sts.,
l’reudorgast's Dry Goods Store. * ly
Mr.
ap 17
DIt. WM. NEPHEW KINO, v
Ms Ilavimc located in 6avannah, offe'rs his pro.
fessioual services to citixens in the city and
vioinity.
Offioe corner of Barnard and State streets.
Klyuukncks.—Robt. Hutchison, Esq. Stephen Ha
bersham, Esq.; John R. Wilder, Esq.; and Minn.
Way A King. 3m jtnd
TAPSGOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE
AND
FMIGItATION AGENCY.
^• rMM wishing to send for their friends,
and desirous of bringing them out by fiwt
olasa packet ships, are informed that the subscribers srs
the only agonts for the above Agency in this elt7.
They are also authorised to draw on Messrs. Wm.
m ——*‘.T #um* from £1 aciup-
word., whlol. dr.lt. oro negoliobl. ln nny town tSMul-'
out Ireland end Qroot Brltnln.
Drofu on Frnnoo and Gormrty, payable In oil putt
of tho Continent, aloe for sale. Apply to
Jl jriWKEB * OQDER, 80 Blj-ft.
FHANKL.IW JOB OFFICE.
WM. H. ROYAL,
PLAIN ANU FANCY
dkl Cor. Brongluon Si Wlilutherni^ r,i
destistky.
IHo Bo IS @ 'Sf JL Ea Ei*
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist.
r Whitaker-st. ly aoril
DR. SULLIVAN has removed his Offics
to Congress-street, between Drayton and
tf 'nov 22
Book and Job Printing,'
RnE ^ ! J™^NCE 8 IN ""LANE)
t I »25? 6 tfa * Pr *n‘«nsr Office, or at t!i«
^uud 1 k,t0r ® of toB •“hscribers, will be promptly ex's-,
JOHN k. COOPER A CJO.
ft* w * havo frequently heard the ceiebrstsd
GERMAN BITTER8, sold .y Dr.'fLM..
Jackson, 120 Aroh streot, Philadelphia, spoken of in'
terms of tho highest commendation, *„d we honestly
believe that it is ono of the beet Medicines advertised
for the complaints for which it is recommended Tliey
are pleasant to the taste, and can he taken under sny
c rcumwtauces, by the most delioate Btomanh. The
press far aud wide, havo united in commanding tlii
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, Ac.; and
such are the healing effects of this r-&naee» thab we
ope it may be introduced to every family wiilre dys-.
pepsia has, or is likely to have a victim. liu feb 4
Private Hospital.
DOCTORS WILDMAN fit GANAHL,
Foit.n-sTur.tT, Wssr tun ur run Pn.iiK Her.
Dus. WII.DMAN * GANAUL horing
completed the arrangements for % Private
Hospital, and fitted up the same with all the appUancos
°f h y8 ie ho. good nursing, and medical and surgical at
tendance, now offer thu benefits of the instltatioa to the
public. .4. r '' ; ' »
The terms of admission are $1 per day. This will i«-
ire constant and efficient medical attendance, medi
cines, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be roquirsd
in advance, which will not bo subject to reclamathn.— ,
Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on rea
sonable tonus.
That tho institution may partake as muoh as possible
of tlio benevolent fuUlo ol.or.otor which the orlgioo- '
Intended, they hsvo .ollcltod tho following gontl.-
to uot no , boord of villtoro, who will st oil «od
ooy time Import tho pron.lioi, un d whooo nniooo ore
gusrunteco to tho pnbllo of it« ofiiolont ni»uo,omout:
ch « r M. 1 John W. Aud.rvoo,
A. A. Smuts,
• I John W. Rabun,
-- , I Solomon Coben,
Montgomery Camming.
Arrangements have also.been lftde for the accommo
dation of negroes. p. h. WILDMAN, M. D.,
Corner Aboroorn and South Broad-sti
CHAS. GANAUL, BL D., n ,
doe 21 South Broad-street, East of Barnard-
John Boston,
rJ°L“kV, A ' 5' Solomons A Co., Thos. M. Turner A
lmV to'w, • L,aool “. Savunnah: Phillip Jdoise, Agnsta;
Ellis A Lo., Macon; Wiiliaui Root, Marietta; and by
WOODKN WAIIE.—A now lot
ou from New-York: Oak, Cedar a
rails, Keelers, Biggins, t
-OBafi A 1
tub 26 MORSE A NICHOLS, 155 Brouahton-.Y
POTATOES.—10 bbls. fine Eaiiug Put-itoes
r jm. rotolvrt Ul for onto l, * 1 utoiouo,
So 1’ri.Hod do,, print
7, 01r ? aBui *?« J«oa«tts, Cambrics, Swiss Muslins,
fust •““'roideri.s, Ao.,
W. D. FORD.
S JJANTU.LA8, latest style, just'received.
fjb2a . Laroche a bowne.
T>MNTATIUN G aOD&.—FlAK «mi CoUnuOsua-
* LUWCHB t BOWNE.
i fur sale by
D*W1TT A MORGAN.
GOSSAMER HAT8.
ME THIS Hat will exactly meet the want 091
for summer woar, too texture fcuiug light Bfi
tLe style the latust. Rweived ann for^fth
r h b y N. K. BABHUM,
S"
wind
J convenient article Tor hanging cartHas, washiag
ndows,Ao. MORSE A NICHOLS. 8
155 Brough too-st.
r) < iss i yi.a3S A H? 1 *
ater, will last L
Diflbrent sixes may t»e found at
MORSE A NICHOLS', 155 Broughton-st,
S °AP, STARCH, CANDLES, dec.
boxes Smith's Family Soap
^ 1° Naw Yorl1 N®. i do
50 do Colgate's Pale do
50 do ColgaU e Pearl SUroh
50 do Adamantine Candles
50 do BedeU Mould Caadiss, $ and 8
50 do» Brooms
W do Baidad Herring.
Ia*)ogeit»4fortti»b/ [feb IB) fcWIFT A CO.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONWBR!
^ IMIHJRTANT TO DYSPEl'llCS.-Ur.
J. 8. Houghton's Pjtpei a, the True Digestif
Fluid or Gastric Juiee, prepared from Rennet, or the
fourth stomach of the ox, after directions of Baron tie* *'
Mff. the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S, Houghton*
®*» Philadelphia. This ia truly a wonderful remedy
indigestion, dyspepsia, jaundice, liver oomplalut.
constipation and debility, curing sftvr uature’f own
method, by nature's own agent, the gastric juioe.-
Paraphlets, containing soientifie ovidenee of ltsvaluo,
furnished by agents gratis. Sea advertisement in ano-
ther part of this paper. yod ly Jane 11
Bavaxxsu, Geo., Jan* 24,1852.
The Moxioan Mustang Liniment has been used
ia my family and ou my plantation for a great variety
of diseases, and has never yot failed to give immediate
relief aud effect a penuaaonfcourj. I have oared eev-
cral cases of Rukcmaiihu that had reaisted the skill ef
our b*et physicians. It has cured Ringworms by » f* w
applications, Chilblains in a few days.Toothache im
mediately, Frost Bites, Cuts, Sores, and Corns in a
short time; Nervous Headache and Neuralgia epred
entirely. In fact, I have used it for almost everything
and it has al way's cored. I oonsider it the best med> J
oiuc l hava ever used. WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Proprietor of the Harebell House.
#3- Go to any ot the Drug Stores and geU Mus
tang Liniment Almanac for 1863—free, . See advertise
ment ia thU paper. « 0 d
[j'JMHJJt*—3U barrels F*
r b -hr. Aim Maria, from Balumor s^eraaU
A.n1 Mfi
13 half do., per
‘ t sale bv
O'RYI
to r.,», W.oeUIsriuum,
i) Ui
Ana^-SS,«Ht Huralln hr.uJ
l.fiMtotob,
I® aOMAVV.
©etv Bayand Whluker-st.