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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1853)
KJVK DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1853. PUIlLldllEII DAILY AND TRI WEEKLY BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. / The. "Daily Mouminq.Nk«» m is delivered to City ttbMrJlMFk at rn* dollars per annum,payable halt- earffl IN ADVANCE, a-Wm..... n - ,. .tht -m—;—■- for TWSLVK w_., uyai»l« io the Carriers. Single copies, tiihkk ckntm. lh© rai-WKKttLY Mohnc.nu Nbws,” (lor tliO country,) containing all tlio now mutter and new ad vertisement* of tlio Daily, in furnished for tiibkk dollars par annum, in ndvauco. Advertisement* inserted nt tUe following rutos — 8QUAKB Of TBM LINKS, *1 25 1 ISO 1 75 ... ir#*k...., 6o ^ Fof advertisements not exceeding five lines, three* fourth# of tho Above rates will bo charged, I. For aue insertion 4ft cents. 1" two " 7ft “ ." OnoWook $| 50, Ac.to. Legal Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. ~ Advertisement* from transient persons or strangers mutt be paid in advance. 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Arrival of the Conway.—The Royal mail steamship Contcny, Capt. Sawyer, from Navy Bay, Jamaciu, Inagun, and Nusuau, N. P., consigned to Messrs. Andrew Low & Co. arrived yesterdny forenoon. Wo ure indebted to Purser Edward L. Weal*, fora list of passengers, and a Nassau paper of (he 9th inst. the only one received at this office. Among the passengers by the Con tray, we notice the name of Copt. Ryan, formerly of the ship Italy, from New Orleans to Genoa, with a cargo of 2788 bales of cotton, which vessel was wrecked on tho Mutauillu reef, on the22dJon. last, and was recently boarded Boating ia the Gulf strenm, by the officers of the revetiuo cu’.tr I Jamil ton, of Charleston. Capt Christianson, lute commander of the ship Florida, 700 tons, from New York, bound to Mobile, in ballast, also came passenger in the Comcay. The Florida was wrecked off Harbour Island on the 18th Jau. last, and went to pieces a few minutes after she struck. The crew was saved. Marine Disaster.-~TI>o ship Arab, Capt. Delano, from Liverpool, arrived yesterday, consigned jo Messrs. Wilms & Brundaue. Ou Monday morning, about nitio o'clock, wheu oir Warsaw Sound, the ship struck, aud re mained aground about an hour, and was com pelled (pjjdirow overboard several hundred Backs of salt. The ship sustained some dam age, having had her keel knocked off. She leaks badly. After discharging her cargo she will go iuto dry dock for repairs. Correspondence of Daily Morning News. The Pacific and Arabia—The Insurrection in Italy— Tbe British Ministry—French Invasion of England— Australia—Disgraceful Scenes—Washington's Birth- Day—Anti-Slavery Convention—Broadway Kairoad —Buonos Ayres— Commercial Prospects of tbe Coun try— Cotton.Markot— Freights. New York, Feb. 2G, 1853. Since my letter of the ,19th inst,, the " Pa cific ” end “ Arabia ” steamers liuve arrived from Europe, the latter, (the new Cuuard boat) having made, for the seuson, the remarkably quick passage of 11 duys two hours, the short est trip this winter, lior speed bus furnished much subject for. conversation, there having been several heavy bets against her and in fa vor of the Pacific, 'which steamer has been beaten by tiie Arabia, both on the outwa/d and hgiueward passage. These two victories,, however, dan scarcely furnish sufficient proo* \ of superiority in point of swiftness, seeing that at the present seugun, gales are vory variable, und the Arabia moy have beau mole fortunate than her competitor. Let us wail to boo how elm goes oa. Tlio Arabia is a beautiful specimen of naval architecture, und she is beautifully " kept.”— Her eugiues are of tho most magnificent con struction, and of immense power. Her ap pointments and decorations ore elegant aud graceful, und her builders have introduced u novel excellence in the shape of a nursery.— Any one who has made u voyage on an occa sion when many babies have been on board, will appreciate this luxurious addition to the comfort of udult passengers. I’lie news from England is extremely inter esting, aud among the most important items is the reported insurrection in Italy, where some portion of the|smothered hatred oi'Anstrian op pression appears to have found practical ex pression. Four Italy ! so beautiful and so de graded—or as a native lyric pout has written an apostropnu to the beloved fatherland: " O mis patria, lo bulla e pordetta! What country has greut<*r claims to tho choi cest gifts of‘liberty thun Italy 7 For what is Freedom, if not the poetry of existence ! and is not the very name of Italy synonymous with pootry 7 All Europe bows to Italy as to the Queeu of Song. England, France, Germany, RussiH, nil reverence the numca-ot Dante, Tub* so, Petrarch, Arista, and Aliieri. They crown with laurel tho God-liko poem of the laud, yet will not yield the olive to the luud of pools.— Again, poor lluly! oppressed by tyrants, liven by discord, degraded Dy iguorunce, aud riddeu by priestcruft; the unfortunate people of thu most fertile and lovely portion of Europe lettered and disgraced, uud even the uuce jeittic republic of the Adriatic is a miserable province of a stranger monarch. Such is Italy' Tho insurrection, of which the late arrival! have furnished us with hut indifferent details, is most prqbaly more extensive in its ramifications than wc u( present have any idoa of; but we can scurcly expect to leant that it bas inet with success. Austria is too well prepared, aud there has been too littlo opportunity for pre concerted movement among thu people. The day ol JUaly must come^ but wo must not dure to anticipate its duwu. 3omc curious speeches have lately been t>ulf in England complimentary to tho Tory ministry, tho ejection ul which body from of fice, was but a shot! time before so assid uously sought. it reminds one of the fre quent cusos which occur, where the sur- ywiog moietydf -a quarrelsome couple falls mio the hubit of constantly eulogising the dear departed.” When (tin Dar by ministry was in, there was nothing so V| le as the Derby ministry, aud now thut the Derby ministry is out, their great virtues fire remembered with approbation aud even "If. Hright has a word or two in favor of— uven Mr. Disraeli. The same destiny, no doubt, awaits Lord Aberdeen and hi* |»arty k u,, d probably from the same quarter. 'I*he policy of the new government of Great Uritaio ban been enunciated by Lord John KuaseL I« nays a great deal, but the antece dents of Lord Juhu fully warrant the ussump- | ( ion that it means much less than it says.— Reform” and "education 1 * are admirable party crias, and have often done good service mr thr Whigs; but the people are tired of waning. Meanwhile uolhir.g ie said of the tea " uu jyiand Mr.. Disraeli*a budget has made the reduction of that tax co popular a topic with me noddle and lower classes, that the present Sea* WiU ‘ l ‘ Si ? icuU to V*** il ov * f iu People on the other aide still ti outness of tb« chaucos of a Fret ‘•* J . ih.1 thm. busy politic Louis Napoleon cupabls of entertaining the idea of such an enterprise, only pay that gcu tlemau tho poor compliment of inking him for on imbecile, in conucctiou with thia question, we find Mr. Cobden offering, and Mr. Brothertou accepting, u bet of £10,1)00, ugniust a weekly subscription of one shilling to u locul charity, that the invasion will never be attempted, it is aaid, that, before a bet can ho made, two fools must be found, one to propose it ami another to take it up; and, accepting this a* the husis of nu enquiry, it would not be diffi cult to conclude which of tho above named gentlemen is the greatest fool of the two. J sincerely trust, however, thut Mr. Cobden may ulwuys remain in possession of his £10,000, and that Air. Brolhertun will continue to pay his weekly shilling to the end of his duys. Looking nt tho matter, however, in another point of view, it would seem that the Attorney General is in duty bound to prosecute both these Members oi 1'arliament for tin* offence, publicly committed, of hotting ; which is ille gal in England, the practice at ruco courses to the contrary notwithstanding. Tho increasing number of ships advertised leuve Engluud for Australia is striking evi dence of the interest which is fslt in the mother cou ntry ns to the iinpoi lance of that colony. The Island Continent, as it is called, is certainly a wonderful country. With an urea os large us these United Stutes, exclusive of Texas uud California, it is ouu mass, so to speuk, ofmiiicrul and agricultural wealth—rich, to almost fabu lous extravagance, in gold, it is one of the most fertile wine countries in the world, ami pasturage is unequalled anywhere, ami taking iuto consideration its immense extent, one of its must •xtruordinury features, is the *1011)1 want of nuvigahle rivers. The streams which have been discovered, il is said, for the most part take their rise iu the neighborhood of the coast, and How into the interior, the land being apparently without any mountains of rfliiiurkahle altitude. Where these rivers Iubo themselves, is still a mystery, and we me left lu conjecture which oftlie two alternatives more probable—either thut they empty them- Ivea into some vast inland lake or lakes, or disappear, us is frequently the case in the (urge anti I let*, into the earth. In New York and Boston, there is much ex citement in regard to Austrulia. A large num ber of sailing vessels ure inking ill cargoes fur Fort Philip, Sydney, Melbourne, and Victoria, and two steumers are also advertised to 1 shortly. It is not difficult to foresee that in less than one year, the trade between this city und the Australian ports will be very im portant. Much satisfaction will doubtless prevail in the colony on tho receipt of Lord John Russel’s declaration that convicts will no longer be sent to Van Diemeu’s Laud. The receipt of intelligence from California to New Orleans, uud, by tulegruph, to New York in 18 days, lias created a lively sensation—but prevailing habit is still iu the ascendant, our good citizens are crying "Quicker! Quicker!” The disgraceful scene reported ns having iurred between Mr. Brigg’s of New York, •ml the Post Master General, lias been much spoken of here and is greatly regretted.—Air. Briggs’s violenuce is beneath censure,—mid Air. Hubbard's tranquility or inactivity under serious nu insult as the infliction ofrepeuted blows, leaves it open to conjecture whether he is an extremely courageous mail or the oppo site.—It would certainly appear that none hut very hold man could ad'urd to stem tho weight of public opinion, to be pronounced on such puasive endurance, because if he were actuated by any other than the most extraor dinary and wilful forbearance for * rightousness’ sake,’ his calm reception of so terrible an in sult, would under the application of such a title as " man ” be misplaced. A shameful scene is also reported to have occurred in the House of Representatives, of Massachusetts, the soi disant Alodel Common wealth, where the opposition of certain mem bers to the speaker was exhibited iu a coarse uud dissu«V”« tfehu-R r—T. ,u ,,aT,, “•** graced a 1 up room. Tlio 1 rtbune goes so lur as to report that oue member expressed a great desire to "Knife the Speaker”—but as this comes from (he Tribune, it should be taken " come grano salis ** till it shall have been authenticated. One curious fuel among other disclosures was brought to light in this trans action—namely that certain members iudulged in liquor, during the sessions, even to inebria tion. This is admirable iu the .Stale which has passed the Alaine Liquor Law by a " tri umphant majority While on the subject of the Alaine Liquor Law, the fact may he adverted to, that the Leg islature of New Jersey has just negatived this humbug by another" triumphant majority.’* Washington’s Birthday was very poorly eolebrated here on the 22d ult. The military turn-out was by no means as gcncrul as it should have been, and beyond two or three miserable transpureuciee representing Wash ington in a very rusty suit of black, with a hooked nose, uud immense calyss. there was little external notice taken of the occasion. Fireworks were promised, front the City Hall, lone were fortcouiing, and that building merely decked out with a profusion of littlo bits of lighted Candles in all the w iudoMt, like a Chinese lantern show or any other simi lar absurdity. The " Free Democratic State Convention” has held its meeting at Syracuse, aud dispersed. The principal speakers were of course such persons at Gerrilt Smith, (white man,) and Fred Dougluss,(black man;) the Rev. Antoin ette Brown; and other ladies of the same cali bre, assisting nt the entertainment. These fanatics, the Herald reports, go in for "no South no North, no Mule no Female, 1 ’’ and amalgamation of the ruccs by inurriuge is in high favor. Surely these Vantricus who, having nothing else to do, agitate lor very idle ness, would ho much belter employed at street paving. Were the nonsence which they spout confined to their particular district, they might carry on their outrageous farce's with out inconveniencing any one, hut unfortunate ly tho newspupers proclaim their outrage to Europe, and Europe exults accoiuingly. It is iu relation to tlio continued agitation of the Slavery question, that a late number of tho Landuit Times, contains the following:— " When the whole dispute with its thousand aggravations is brought periodically before the Public in its most practical ondoflensive form, it Beams impossible to anticipate ihnt peace can be long preserved.” It does perhaps seem so to the London Timis, and 1 am sorry to ob- servo that some of our own penplo pretend to entertain similar viewu But these prophets of evil, who count on discord, will themselves encounter coufusion, uud leant, no doubt to their own discouteut, that there is much dif ference between a teapot convocation nt .Syra cuse and sueh a world wide hurricane as nation al discord in the United Slates would be. An able letter signed " a slaveholder” from the pen of a gentleman of Georgia, ^published in* this morning’s Courier and Enquirer, and creates considerable interest. It is calmly and genlleinnnly, but nt the sauio lime, very power fully written. •in. Tlio Broadway Railroad question is still ugiluted, and mill finds new friends and new opponents. The only pel sons at present gain ing by the proposed undertaking are the law yers, and what witli injunctions, and appealr lighter description ol hides, from 20 to 21 lbs., ure those best suited to tqis market, aud ioi these kinds higher prices havo been ruling here than iii uny purl of the world. Consider able parcels of wool also find their way hither from Suutli America, thrum'll Buenos Ayn Alesti/.io, Cordova, Entie Rios, and Bueu Buenoh Ayres kinds being admirably adapted for not mttKifticturers. The foreign influence, however, in Buenos AyreH is almost exclusive ly British, our government liuviug very little weight in the policy of (hat country. Generul Pierce mi^lit turn his intention to this quartet with manifest advantage to the United State*. There has been some uneasiness in all branches of our commerce during tho pust week. Bpcculotors generally are, nervous, sell ers are anxious, and buyers are mole thun or dinarily cautious. Aluny persons seek to sup press or to deny tho only reul cause (of this mate of things, but the observer cannot fail to detect the fact thut there is a pretty general apprehension of aupruuching tightness in the money market. '1 hat such an apprehension should exist in the fuce of a large crop of cot ton which has been retelling unexpectedly high prices, uud of a heavy exportation of all 'other articles of our produce to sound markets abroad, ia of itself sufficient evidence of the consciousness of over speculation. It is also no doubt borne in mind (end if it be not it should be) thut overtrading bits not been con- lined to this country, but lias also existed in Engluud and in France, and in some of the Eastern colonies of the British empire. The result bus been, ns stated iu my lust, that the Bank of England lias found itself compelled to advance its rule of discount, basing this action on premises which furnish good cause for be lieving thut u further reatrictioii will speedily ho found necessary. This withdrawal of facil ities loading here, the merchant, or trader, or speculator, or bull gambler iu the stocks, who hut a month or two ego was buoyant in hi* confidence and heedless in his speculations, suddenly finds the conviction forced upon him that ho must open the sufety-vulve of his en gine and nut on the break at once, to avoid his being hurled off the embankment and headlong down the precipice. Business receives u sud den check, aud operators become for the while more prudent. .So far well, if things could be made to run smoothly ut half speed. But no !—Now comes the harvest of the alarm ist. 'i’lie prudence of tho merchant or trader is misconstrued or wilfully perverted,(and with u sudden revulsion as deplorable as it is sillv, the men who were a short time'before ready for any speculation, from a bale of cotton to the sugar crop of an island, begin to offer pood notes on the market in a feverinh mania lo ali/.ing, uud pertinaciously shut themselves out from the ordinary business of the day. The Lions of the exchange are transformed iuto tho Deer of Wall-strei-t. Alarm begets suspicion —suspicion crcuies generul incredulity—from general incredulity springs despondency, end then the murkels ure down—-nobody buys, no body cun sell—the neighboring cities take the contagion, the whole country is infected, uud only the Bears and the newspupers profit by the convulsion. This is the extreme to which we shall per haps be urged if a further stringency of money facilities be not met with thut judicious cool ness which cun alone coiifrout the evil. And now let us glance for a moment at the inquiry whether there is or is not cause for a commencement of thut dread, the usual effects of which huve just been spoken ot / And, firstly, what is it we huve principally to fear ? —the large remittances of specie to England in payment for importations yet unsold, or, in cuse of a panic, unsalenblu for u time. Now, the remittances of specie, however luavy they may have been luicly, have only lutely been so; and seeing that exchanges me aguin looking down, arc not likely to continue on the suiiie extensive scale. Again, il our importations have been excessive, the present feeling has already began to impose a healthy check on tho movements of importers, and BmsWtiSJ , 5« '“ r |8 rff/cfitr. '(film is general, that before the next English harvest, heavy parcels of our breabstufls must be ex ported. On this point tlierfore, it would rea sonably appear that legitimate commerce has little, if any thing lo fear. A second subject for apprehension is the ex tended building of ruilrunds aud shipping throughout alt parts of the country—another the translation of floating .capiful into fix ed capital, which can yield only a periodical per centage, instead of me usual total return of first outlay, as in cases of ordinary business. 'Phis matter, however, important as it undoubt edly is, does not havo any direct, and scarcely any serious effect on regular business opera tions. It is a question for the consideration of tlio mnntuers in " fancy stock,” and oili er bubbles with high sounding titles- These gentlemen havo already felt the pinch, and Will no doubt huve a severe struggle, and it is chiefly through them thut the newspaper alarum bell bus been rung. There is therefore no reuson whatever for alarm, though there is abundant necessity for cautiuti, und with the gold of California to buck us up, there can be no just cause to apprehend that in the absence of war, ordinary r ii udsiiceland coolness will fail to carry un safe- y through the difficulties which a tight money market lit England and on thin sidejmay possi bly produce. First clans signatures now sell in the street at 8 per cent, per annum, but not us readily ns usuul. Tbe cotton market ill England at the latest dales showed material reduction iu prices, hut for the reasons previously expressed, I think we should be prepared to read less favorable accounts from Liverpool. Already spinners bad begun to feci thu cflects of tl.eir former loose purchases, and if money continue to be not reudily obtainable on easy terms, to say nothing of its becoming scurcer, all chances of (heir being able to bolster up the market will havo vuuished. Aleunwhilo the receipts will have continued to augment the stocks, and it is probable that the chief gainers by the lute shipments at high prices and rates of freight, will he the carriers. Our market for this staple has been quite un settled since niv last, losing |c. at the early F »nrt of the week, but closing rather more firm- y yesterday nt prices which show that an 1 bus been recovered. The sales are estimated at about 7,800 bales, leaving somewhat scarce supplies ol grudcsahove low middling.Middling Uplands is worth 91. d> 9jq Middling Orleans Frrighns ore again firmer, being nt 3-ltid. ® Id. per lb. on Cotton—uud 2*.9d.'«<3c. per bhl. of Flour, both to Liverpool. This iucreuse has a rather unfavorable effect on Flour ; the ex port for which has been somewhat checked in consequence. Western Canal may be quoted ut $5\ which is an advance on the rules current last weuk. Exchange on England is at 9j a 10| for best bills, and icuding downwards. Nkssuno. t Co, U Alexander, Atkin ft Burn, J A Brown, U Butler und counterAppeals,with tho rosluftlie machi nery of the " Trade of Luw.^’ Their profits must be extensive. That u railroad must ul timately bs built in Broadway, no one who has witnessed the confusion ami heard the noise over our principal thorougnfuie' will be likely to question. But, as usual, all parties agreu to disagree for some time, and until they come to « point again, we must wait patient- ly. Alany of our most respectable citizens, have voluntarily engaged in tho collecliou of Sub scription* for a testimonial lo bo presented to Lieut. Alaury, Superintendent of the National Observatory of Washington, in acknowledge ment of his valuable services iu the cause of Science. A considerable «utn has already been subscribed for in South street, aud tho testi monial will, no doubt be worthy of the distin guished recipient. Intelligence has been received of the suc- ci’sful passage of the Andes, bv Lieut. Mac- res, who it ths latest accounts had arrived at Nruedoza in the Augustine Republic. Aa Caleb Quotem would say, “ talking of the Au- gustiuo Republic pul, mo in mind of Buenos Ayres.” Our government has been very sleepy in this direction—apparently because they ilo not appreciate ths importance of the still increasing trade between that republic and our own. The importations from Buenos res consist chiefly of Hide* and Wool, the former snide the receipts yearly .-.fer^Ja'^llwM Ar*.ui:oe. l»«o lu idmI lit. luurutud deiutml. Tit. ft Co, llutitcu ft Co, Brigham, Roily ft C», Buuker ft Oj den, M A Cohen, Cowdury ft Well*, \V (1 Diukion. Du- Witt ft Morgae, Emiing ft Krotz, J G Falligaut, TV D Ford. .1 Foloy. 8 II Fisks, W \V Garrard, W H Gulon. W W Goodrich, llarudou'a Express, J F Hamilton, C llartridgo, W Hale, R Habersham ft Hon, A Hay woo J, Hardwick ft Coek, Harris ft Co, U H Johnson, J D Jes sie, O Johnson ft' Co, J T Joucs, N B Ku.tpp, Lyon ft Reed, LaRocho ft Bownc, S M Lath loan, fcdw'd Lovull, Lawson ft Godfrey, R A Lowis, W \V Lincoln, H !.»- throp ft Co, C A L Lamar, T It MUD, I W Morrell ft Co.MeCosker ft Treanor, W H May ft Co, Nevitt, !>a- thr»p ft Htebbins, J Olinstuad, l'lerion, lieidt ft Co, P I'istui, Price ft Voader, J 8 Rogers, J Ryan, Roberts ft Foote, Horanton, Johnston ft Co. J H * M Hhoahan, W HHytoons, W T Williams, Washburn, Wilder ft Co, WO Wadsworth. 8 Wiluiot, Webster ft Palmes, N B ft 11 Weed, It V Waring, T 8 Wayne, W P Yongo, Jr Zog- baum ft Co. Per brig Kate Heath, from New Orleans—Q II John son, Rabun ft Whitehead, II J Gilbert, Crane ft Hol combe, flutter ft Oammell, T 8 Wayne. Cohen ft Fos- diek, Franklin A Brantly, and order. Pecaehr Patrick Honrr, from New Orleans-Cohens ft Herts, Cohen ft Fosdirk.T R Mills, Claghorn ft Cun ningham. Webster ft Palmes, Hone ft Conery. PASSENGERS. ■ I Per steamship Con way, from Jamaica, Ac—Messrs Dev. Marey, Grant, Keoly, and Mr Ballard, lady and ft children. Navy Bay ; Messrs lloran, Rubles, Fituh. and Walker, Jamaica; and Dr MuArthwr. Captain C H Christianson, and Captain A Ryan, Nassau. Per steamship Florida, fin Now York—F W Holland, A Gordon, C J Martin, J M Has, A Ratios. J Hutton, lady and son, Mrs W 8 Johnson, Miss Johnson. Mbs Woolsey, 8 W Johnaeu, W H UuSwn, A Sutcliffe, 08 Martin. Dr L A Smith, J A rallman, LB Johnson, E Fitch, lady and 2 children. E Wolcott sad Wdy, Wm K Belcher, it. , f £A children, sJBebmSm and son, F ilSt RECEIPTS OF COTTON, fto.. MARCH 2. 1 R Habersham ft A. Chatham, from Augusta-GUI bales Cot- T Rowland, Andersoas ft Co. OOiilMKMlHL. LitMT BATHS. Hnvnonah Market, March 2. COTTON.-The sales yesterday were 024 bales, at tho following partioulars: 28 at 7U, 3 at 7>£, 1(1 at 7?4 110 at 8, 74 at 2ft at h) 4 . SI at 8) t ', 80 at .S? 4 ', 248 at 9 14ft at 9.I4, 123 at uud 23 at 9%c. Holders aro firm uud prices are stiffen! ug. . spirit in tho inarkot, and both tho demand aud price. . . . .... .j- -* -—torday woro 2,791 Tho following ari 1 improved. Tho tales of yostsrdny • S & 8 Vi Low to good mid 9M&IU '• ,U((i>lU 9‘ 4 WlO Mid. fair to fair lU.MftfU^t U>. l . l (n,iu' u Id ' 4 (a; 11;' 4 Floi'u, Ac.-—Tho market tor tho low grades of state and western Flour is less Iraojnu in freights limits tho transactions fur mixed, tift^pWo for white* and6ft>£(ji)o7o for yollow. OnU Nayai. HroiiKs-Spirits Turpentino sells at 70o, Crude is hold at $r>,2ft. 1990 bills llosin sold at $1 7ft for uumon, aud $2 ftO(h.ft ftU for No. 2 and Thu market is dull, aud prices arc fully ,' 4 c lower, than last week. Wo .have to report sales hags Maracaibo at IMJetAObag* Ht Domingo at 80; 2Uq do Rio at 9,'£c; 2ft do Luguayra at 19e, and 10UU do Java un nrivnto terms. Fhovimions—Tho Pork market is rather castor, with sales or»WbblH at$19 87)i(^17for Mess; fift 37> c '@18- 50 for Prime. A fair demand for Beof, with soles uf 450 bbls at $9 fi0@ll 2ft for Country Mess; 13 2%I3 ftO for repacked Chicargo, and $ft 50(107 2ft for Prime A sale of 100 hhds short middles was made at H>{o. Beef llaim are firm ; sales of 300 bbls at BUftm, l*» 2ft. Lard is steady; sales of 400 bbls at lOtuHO^c, nnu ftuo kegs at 11,^c. Rice.—The market is rather heavy, without varia tion iu prices. The ontiro sales, principally tor hoi use amt on specalation, amount to about 790 tierces, $3 7.V4$t 2ft. Primo descriptions are still scares. Hat.—North River is in good demand, with saIos of l,Oik) hales at $l(ail 12,‘q cash. Iitoff.—Hootch Pig is held firmly in second bauds, but we hear of nosules. C»tutunn English bars aro quiet and the vnlao uncertain—7ft tons best Staffordshire brought $82 ft", (j mus. Whisky.—The market D easier, sales of 600 hbls. at 23?ii(S>24c. for Prison aud 21, 1 'ao. for Ohio. Drudge dull at 23,^0. MAKING SNTGLLlCiENCE. PORT 6F 8AVANNAH.-. MARCH 2 8uultisesdli.28m.; Hun8etsfth.57m.; High^ide eve. 5. ARRIVED. Steamship Conw ay, Sawyer. Chagros, to A Low ft Co. Steamship Florida, Woodhull, Now-York, to Padel- ford, Fay ft Co. 27th, llatterus Light, bearing W 8 W, distance 10 miles, oxchaugud sigun s with steamer Al abama. March; I, 8.30 A Si, 8 miles 8 E ot Light Ship, exoliaugcd signals w ith ship Florida for Savannah. Shin Arab, Delano, Liverpool, to Willis ft Brundage. Si ruck off Warsaw Souud ou Monday morning, and sustained some damage. See news column. Ship Florida, Mills, Liverpool, suit, to C F Mills. Rr. ship Alfred, Turner, Liverpool, 19 days. Salt, to ALovrACo. Brig Kate Heath, Bonnett, No.. Orleans, to Willis ft Brundage. • Schr Patrick Honrr, Knudson, New Orleans, L> Co ttons ft llortp. Schr Albermarlo, Austin, Dawfuskio, 1,200 bushels Rough Rice,.to R Habersham ft Sou. Steamer II L Cook, Pkilpot, Augusta, to Kinchlcy, ley, Lockett ft Co. Dr Daniel s fiat, R Habersham ft Dr Daniel’s fiat, freiu Plantation, with 50 casks Rice, CLEARED. „ , , .latriok, H»n Schr Isaac Colicn Herts, Bulloch, Havana—Cohens ft Brig Gen Boyd, Gillpatriok, Havana—Cohens ft Hertz. Sohr N Berry, Pendleton, Boston-M A Wildi Brig J Gutteuburg, Moore, Boston—Banker & Ogden. Schr Judge Tenny, Tootliaker, Jacksonville, in ballast, Master. Schr Ann Maria, MttohsH. Baltliaar— ' IIKVXHTV.il. Steamer Wm. Gaston, Shaw, Palatka, Ac. Steamer Chas Ilartridge, Taylor, Macou. Steamer Hancock, Fraaier, Augusta. Dry Goods, Clothing, &o, CHEAPEST CASH STORE! this dntf until next April, the subscribers J; will CONTINUE SELLING their IMMENSE COLLECTION of Dress, Housekeeping and l*lantation Dry Goods, at VERY OUEATLl' REDUCED PRICES! disputably their intorostj t respective prices than can be had elsewhere in Savan nah, aud comprises partly a largo assortment of FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, BED COMFORTERS AND QUILTS, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, LADIES’ VESTS OF EVERY KIND, WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, CALICOES AND CHINTZES, MUSLIN DE LA1NES, CANTON CLOTHS, in every quality, MvuiMoiru a run ii Pino MEIUNOK8 AND ALPACAS, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, From vory low priced to richest imported. EMBROIDERIES, very cheap, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, WIDE SHEETINGS. SHAWLS, VERY CHEAP, EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, MARSEILLES QUILTS. WINDOW CURTAINS, LINEN GOODS, nil pure flnx, Ate. r saving, than in auy other storo in Savannah. McKOSKElt & TBEANOlt, II! ConKri‘MH-st.. next to liull-Mt. y yesH-si.a nt-Ai iv HUM- And op|>osUe tho Pulaski Uuu. PORTERS Extensive Clothing Emporium, Hr. Andrew’s Ilnll, Broughton Street. ri>HK Subscriber takes pleasure iu announcing to I tho oitissns cf Bsvann&h, and tho public generally, that he is in recolpt of the largest arrival of Fall and Info mm _ Winter CLOTHING over ofiered iu tlio Boatbern States. In this establishment can bo found every quality aud style of Clothing to please the taste of tho most fastidi ous. This establishment is divided into six different departments, eauh one containing m rieb and full assort- t in their line. Tho proprietor has taken great pains to have manu factured, expressly for this market, and of the bet (erinl an eXteusivo aud toshionahle assortment of CLOTHING for [«s) m sir; «*] 1st DxraHTUKBT. GKNTIiKMKN’H CLOTHING. Contains Frock and Dress Coats, of every quality, from $7 to $30. Do. Froek and Dross Coats, olivu, blue, brown and greuu.from 47 ‘ MHL. W $3 to $12 1,000 Over-Coats, double audaiuglo breasted, and double Over-Coats, from •••••••43 to $3U. Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, embroidered Kos 2,000 pair of Pants, of every quality aud color, from | 75c. to $10. 1,000 Yosts, of svery kind. 2U DKrlKTMMT. FURNISHING GOODS. Contains Furnishing Goods of evory description fbf Gentlemen's wear—consuting of soarfa, cravat*, wateriord ties. Prince Albert Uos, spring stocks, morino shirts and drawer* ootton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves-all ktnda, bcH quality Jones' patent yoke shirts, a flnoasssortment, fto. 3d DxvxkrjiSKT. NEC*HO CLOTHING. Contains JW0 suits of Negro Clothing for houst or plan tation aso, hickory shirts, red flannel do., overalls, oanton Flnunel under shirts and drawers- price ef full suits from $3 36 to $4 50. 4tu Dxfxutxxxst. INDIA RUBBKit GOODS. Contains a large and well selected stock of India Rub ber Goods-consisting in part of saok noats, while and blank; fteok coats, two colors; legcing alius, oloaks. firemen’s coats-bar ranted to sUnd ^80 de- frees heat; riding and driving gloves, horse oovorj, 5th DanaTHXAV. CAPri AND HATS. Contains hat* and caps, fine mole skin, a Urge assart- meat and latest style*. 6tu Dxra RTKKMT. ** BUSINESS CARDS. (4. U.fe J. 1!. 1IKNDR1CKHON, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS xnn DBXLSK8 in TAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS, BRUSHES GARDEN HEEDS, Ac. jan Qibbona'tZbuiMingr, ^'—MonaA, Georgia. XI ( OHDUISV A WELLS, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, cop 31 91 BA Y-STHUBT, SAVANNAH. ly nnOWN A HARRIS, Boardfcigi, Livery, AND HALE STABLE, WEST BROAD-STREET. tnoa. a. snows. jyl— ly judue w. Hanuia' JLOCKWOOD A CASEY, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOR*\ 1 RE propurod to contruct for Iho nractiontui 1 J \_ repairing of Ruildiugs of every description, an i le furnish plans. They may be found at thotr residence corner of Whitaker-streot aud Taylor-stroet lnne. u. w. Lockwood. [au27—ly) o. c. caskt A NEW FIRM. w. r. HAnnis. sxidmokb karris. HARRIS A CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Dealers in drain and Groceries, OS llny-tStrcel, Huvnnnuh. nov 30 6ino COLORED DA(Wh RREi) TYPES. I*. HI. CAHEV ■\irOUIeD ruspectftilly give notice that ho has If reopened his Gallery, curuor Bryan streot and Market square, w here ho is prepared to execute Pic ture* in his much admired style, either ia cloudy, rainy or fair weather. Instructions given in ths art and all the apparatus furnished. Also, a largo lot of Plates, Cases, Chemi cals, Ac., for sale din no 29 JOHN POOLE, bnlWHOLESALE AND 11 ETAII. DKAI.ZR lit PAINTS OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES, French and American Wimlow-Olan, Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Sabel sod Camel llair Pencils, Badger md Camel Hair Blenders, Graining Combs, Artist*' Brushes, Ac. fto. Paper Hangings, BonUn. awl Fire-Hoard Print*. N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain ing and Ulasiug, done on reasonable terms ov JOHN POOLE, 11 Whltaker-st. mar 29 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslow ft Co. Dibble A Carey, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAl’ERS. N. 11. (Inr. Ilroufililun At Wlillnlter kin. Keep constantly on hand a largo and well-selected stock •f Ready-Made Clothing, for the season, together with varied assortment of Furnishing Articles. I). ft O.’s selections of Cloths, Cnssimcres and Vest ings, are from tbe best sources, and tor styles and quali ty eaunot bo surnassod by any establishment in the country. ly * op 27 CI1AS. II. PICKETT, BUILDER, FT AVINO resumed his business, is now pre* A JLpsred to contract for Buildings, or Jobbing work of anydesoriptiou, in his lino. Stairs executed with neat ness and dispatch. A share of tho public patronage 1 most respectfully solicited. Carpentor Shop on Robarts-street, Robertsvillc, noar West Broad-street. ly fob 18 Wall. ALLSTON UOUItlUN, FACTOR AND COMMId»lON MERCHANT, No. 56 East Buy, Charleston, S. C. Is prepared to make liberal advances on consignment* of llicc. Cotton, Corn, 8*y*vf Hour, Grain, Hay, fto. apr 19 ly Dying und Renovating Estutnisiwient, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-stre«!t. renr of (lie Court House. ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T ADIES' Silk ami Woolen Drevsu*, SIirwIa, Ta Ij. ble Covers, etc., cleaned, and dyed various colors; Ladies’ Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable style; Kid Gloves cleaned, and Gentlemen's Garments cleaned, renovated or dyed, os may bo requirod. AU done in the tame style which has generally so much pleased my patrons and friends. Terms moderato. Persons sending parcels by stoainlioatB or railroad, are requested to write per mall, *o that I may know where o call tor them. apr 16 ly ALEXANDER O ALLOW A'Y. Henry K. Washburn, (AGENT.) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 29 Broud-Ntrecty C lmrlonton, 8. (!., Broker, Auctioneer unit tieneral Agent, Buys aud sells on commission, LANDS, NEGROES, STOCKS, BONDS, Ac. Liberal advances made on property. Rkvkkencks.—Messrs. R. Habersham ft Sun, George W. Audersun, Robert Hutchison, Cohan ft Fusdlek, A. It. Lawtca, I. K.Tefft, Solomon Cub-on. 6m octlSfl A. B. Dl'LlIV, c o:t ton factor, No. 74 BAY.MTLEKT, set 19 8AVANNAU. OEORCiJB J. SMITH, FACTOR, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Anil Gcncrnl Ascot, NO. 168 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIAJ HxrxusTO Hon. John W. Anderson, Hou. Francis 8. Bartow, Wm. U. Tison Esq., Horaeo Smith, Eh<i., Messrs. Brigham, Kelly ft Co., Messrs. Washburn, Wilder ft Co. T. M. ROSIS, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 107 Bny-street. {At fA« Blue Siu-, ?ne door iVcetfroni Drayton-street,1 Keeps constantly on hand, imported and home-made CIGARS, of different braudt, fine out TOBACCO, and SNUFF of all kinds; put up carefully, at wholesale and retail, and at the most reasonable prices. gfctT Orderi/rom the Country punctually attended to. oct 2 Cmos Mniigum * Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LA W, Atlanta, (icorgln, Will collect Debts in the following Conutlec Do Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cass, Murray, Cherokee Newtou, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry Merriwuther, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troup Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwh'.nett. References— K. B. Stoddard ft Co., Charleston, South Carolina; Williams ft Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Plant, Brothers, and O. W. Cbuat, New-York. Nat. Manucu. [mar 17 tfj Tuokas N. Cox. C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merchant, Jyj Hnvnuimli, Grorgin. (nov 13 UKNnr b. ronr. t. k. dohbax. FORT A DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oct 7 SAVANNAH, OA. ly JiiUnii llnrtridgc, ATTORNEY A T L A l» . Office comer Whituker-st. aiul Hay Lane, nov IU Huvunnnlifi CANUlliti AX REDUCED P RICES ! 9l5 t OO per 100 lb.,- ^3 Ib. lloxe. |:l,95 V O charge lor boxing or dclivoring at the Kail- lvl road or steamboats. Warranted to keep in any climate. NEWCOMB ft RICE, jy 1 ly. 8. W. corner Broughton aud Whltaker-s J. F. Pclol A- Co., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Williamson’s Buildings, Bay-street. J. r. pBLOT. X.K.WINKr.BB. sept 3 fiiuo JOHN HOBSON, Of Madison, Morgan County, <*n. YYECKIVE8, on consignment, heavy Grocwries, JLV Provisions, and all the usual plantation and fami ly uucossarles, having roomy storage. Madison is ont of the best up-country tow us for the sole of Phmtatios Supplies iu Georgia. Strict attention to sales, and prompt remittances iu cheeks on New -York, il desired. It may be always judiuious testate the net price desired on consignments. Madison, October 4, 1852. 6in oct 6 BUNKER A OUVEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, sep 4 NO. 89 BAY-STUEET, SAVANNAH. ly J*. Jacobs’ GXGAR AND TOBACCO STORE* •27 Uuil-nt., Hlgu orihe 4i lllg Ingen.” Near Monument Square, Savannah, Oa. Keepsconetautly on hanaa lauukstock of imposed Cigars, as well as of hi* own manufacture, at w holesale and retail. Also, Chow lag and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff fte. fob 23 Juntcs McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER ft NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine ProtorU Noted and Esteudod, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bauds drawn. Pa- pen prepared whereby to recover losses from American or British Underwriters, aud attention given to all matters connected with Shipping aud Insurance. Of fice No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of tho Cuo- tom House. ly nov 6 Ktnchley, Lockett de Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nu. 7S Bay-at., Mtt.vttaoali P Ga. 8. T. KIHCULKT. U. LOCftBTT. A. TUOKAS. ROWLAND dT CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 19'5 Uajrt-treei. Knvonrmh. COMX t. kOWrtOD. Util JOlUH.kOOttiKD. 13. .DEfiLKn IN WH1TB ftNB CeWBER lJrori-.tr.ti, TWKLVIOENTS A WEKK- NEW WINE AND LIRUUR STOKE. No. 0 Whitaker Street. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announ ces to tbe ciiiseua of Savannah, and of the In- torior of this Stato, that lie has now opened and will keep continually ia store, n large it of the best qualities of the various kiudsof Wines mid Liquors, - saw BOOKS, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COO WtDNKSlUT, rJCSRtUBT " :» France as « manufacturer, and in Americans im] Article* of Direct 1 mportnlinn French Uramliee of verloua brands; ItoDuud Gin Wines. Cordials. In On..., Curnoon, M.rksohino, Rntnfln, SlsTnitt, HrMh.nnM.er, Ahnulli, Ac., *<: Ale and Forter. Iroudon Brown 8tout and Edinburgh Ale. Also Ageutfor Domestic Liquors. M|« ly R. MAYKR. Fcatliers. Jyspnptie and Invigorating Cordial. Jnat reoetvodaud or salo by W. W. LINCOLN, J&u 17 Monument 8quare. Jalo Shooting; lu bales and 4-4 Bro. Shirtings, roo'i and for salo by ( janSTj LaROCHE ft BOWNE. | »LANKIiT».-5bsli « extra quality and very ly heavy English Dnffil Blankets, far sale low to cloao etook by (jan31) LaROCHE ft BUWNE. OltTIl HIVKIt SJSKO .OATS.—I,UUU bushels just recsivod and for salo bv A. C. TOMS, 12(1 Bay-at. Jan 26 r lOHN.—For sale by McMAHON ft DOYLE. Champagne, J. ROU8SEAU. WKhl' Nccnteil Ilonuy Moap.—An excel lent article to prevent tho hands and face from Cream of Soap, ninnufao- hapi. ured (j*n 24) W.W. LINCOLN. ATM and COHN—For sale by fe 3 DAVID R. DILLON, foot of West Broad-i il Bpring UiiL nd Spring I _ „ F. W. CORNWELL, 192 Bry.-n-at, VaLTIMOHB FLUUli nml BACONT^ y 290 bbls. superfine Howard street Flqur SO hhds. primo Bacon Sides jan 24 ~ " SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. L>NULIH1I HAUCK8.-25 doz. assortwl, for ; sale by (jau 27 J A. BON AUD. L l/K und 1*OItTliK. —50 bbls. <;reu..i Ale :» casks London Porter, landing and for salo by m 17 MCMAHON ft DOYLE. ' ““ .v uu. ougu uu., 1^ uo. uuiiur no., i t sad for sals by [jaa 2ft] ftj. O'BYRNE. j *I TTLH, L'llEEbE. dec.—20 kegs choice Jy Goshen Butter, 30 boxes English Dairy Choose, IU an. l’inoapplo do., 6 barrels Smoked Tongues, 100 Bo- ogua Sausages, landing from steamer Alabama and for ale by | jan 281 CLAGHORN ft CUNNJNUHAM. jan 28 CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. 1 'I.OHIJNCK ntid DlACEUiNEMLk.. 1 Jortr.Mlr.il l1or.no. ul M.rcillln. Bilk., In orted colors for arts by J“* L.UOCHK k BOWNE. CAaiPlUNB and BOHN1NU FLUID. 1 .77.7., *“oiminu rnniiit LSI rnceivtul ‘20 barrels of I lie above, which will be sold by the barrel or otherwiao at the lowest 25 do. Sperm 26 do. Adamantino a 0 100 do. Buchans ft Smith’* Family 8osd 59 do. Colgate's Palo 7 do; 50 kogs prime Leaf Lard 50 hbls. Planting Potatoes - . v 26tx ?* B Co!gaf« ? 8 Starch, landing and ** le b y Ifcb 17] 8CUANTON. JOHNSTON ft C< r iANDIKD FLAG llOUT. — A delicious < Coufeotion for imparting fragrance to the breath.! ,n ,x JNQ. A. MAYEB.li r OVK WIRE—All sizes, suitable foi ilice Mjjlj and fuf uuIm - IL CANS or nil sizos oo hand und manufac W‘ I/LU1D C A All’ll 4# It.—oir Jmnrs Murray’* JU Fluid Camphor and Fluid Magnesia, just received and for solo by [jan 17] \V. W. LINCOLN. 200 TOBACCO AND 8BQA1I8. •Ti Boxes Munufnctured Tobacco of vari ous brands and sixes, 60 M. Segura various lino and Florence Silks, all colors. Fine 12-4 Bed Blan- Liuens, fto., just reccivod by W. C.JVVAD8 ipkius, Irish I WORTH, under Marshall House n’* do, for sale low by J UODK.N AND WILLOW WAltB.-A 'OAV und UANDLKKr-F uinily and Nu. i j Soap, Adamantino and Tallow Caudles, just received fj bub Churns, Ire Cream Freezers and Bucket.*-, at 163 Bronghton-st. [jau 11] MORSE ft NICHOLS. . COPE. CTTA I*JOHCIIA 1’KNH*—A supply of the Patent Gutta Percba Pens received and for ale nt 75 cents per gross, jan 19 S TJtJ Spic jan 31 JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. iTEEL CORN M1LLM, CofTco Mill* aud ^ Spice Mills, for sale by " ... N \v- |V. CORNWELL, 192 Bryan-streeL LaBOCHE ft BOWNE. itly us COLLINS ft BULKLEY. r 111AiUl*A4«NK.—30 Ru»knr« Chuiunagne. of j most Superior quality, “ Hunting Club” of direct •quality, “Hunting < * ’ ‘ to agent*, COHENS ft HERTZ. , iVHUft’OOld HALT A FLOAT.—3,UW» Ij sack* LiverpiNtl Salt— ton to tho ton, and in first s order, landing and for sale by ib 7 COll I1EN8A HERTZ. coils good Rope in store, for WILLIS ft BRUNDAGE. |>Oitti.nud IIEKF. 4ILLS from New York, liuio been stored fur account WILLIS ft BRUNDAGE. I )ATE ’Uc Fold tiruM, Trulllbs, Petits Pols, fto.—just received a lot cf saw Pate ’Do Fed* F. W. CORNWELL. 102 Bryan-st. > pri red and for sala by fob 14 McMAHON ft DOYLE. l yOTATOKtS* Arc*—50 bh!». choice seed and Jl eating Potatoes; 10bbls. bleaohod Whale OH; 10 bbls. Leaf Lard, received aud for sale by feb 14 McMAHON ft DOYLE. ides, 1ft do Shoulders, received oid for sale by feb 14 McMAHON ft DOYLE. |> AIS1NH, SFlUBEi; icc 25 Uhols, ball B and quarter boxes layer Raisins; 30 boxes pure ;$ |g CO. . WZDXKSIUT, rRSRuaxt IGtij. I ►NCRoKT'SHIrtary of ihu UblMd L.„_ ItirtUaUo.i, rbllllM .nd Public Man. A W.rc’ 1 , Uoroli, VcU. U .ad 13, I.lppanoutt'a Bdl- i Hioiau. Ujr Grrtiom-. blM.rlo. for iUr.h.' i-h. Cur,, of tlif.o,,: . Tai. cf KxulaMou aad 2U- , Uf Kujin. D. R. N.8onthrrortb. I TSUffftSlStS" ''‘“k «•““*»>>! OCU..IU1- lan. By Ur,. Bndclil.. ‘ — ofXte^ "° V Wi0 n *> >"• •»"»« I'jly tme, cr Ibo Nryloctcd Oa.nadlh.PrtB.ialy. “Si. 0 *«• Crolla. Uh B.aU. ’ „ 111 " cr, Horn. Scorrt.Cold by Old *ra»- a“"ISiJ!S!71SSS'ui!Ei^ r - s - City ef tbe Hast, Nineveh: a narrative of t.ie discoveries of Mr. Layurd and M. Bott* at Nine- vsh and Khorsubad. Illustrated I^ndon Edition, IUohard Chsnovix Trench, B, D. t on the Lesson* in 4*. pibh. f . waru, autnor ut " Letts**; from the Three Continents.” . *- ..r^ m t A Wisteria Madeira, and a Sumner in Spain aud Flocac. ByiRbaASW II KSTtlt snyiKKS^r, a tfitSOn So® XJL nr*t American from last London Edition. « B I *ad^'« j Book.ftr Fofcruaij. • «oox mr t ocruary. M&ly?M. f B1 * M Uo “- *' onM Bbt’luelca Ur.li.m-, M.m,la, fur P.bru.ry, lh . Ltill WHEAT, fresh, just received in bar- { bap. Of the best quality. ^ tho purchaser, t t ha Susquehanna » U u iur an 'J * JU ,r,, * <or * at wholesale prices, by i: 0 -” - TOMB, lUBcy-rt. — AIK1W * BtJBNB. P'llKBU HUWBUBlil£l>rt=jwiiSyai J h r ll»» HI JNQ. A. MAYKR. A per cm. Alcohol kept ■laatly oa k»Bdfor wholo»aU .ndrrtlrtl Uadc by A. MATBB, IM 11 r-., a trout. JAl f s > Bplttoou. .ad Pitcher., loj.Th- cr with . good »"°rtm.ot r o t f JDmn.rtlc Jttdnn, _ uy ~ ua up •"ooLLiMB 1 * mtsrsr' G — .JoaoTacat.w.r .. I e»;p UKCKIVEO-A cl,co„ lol'Sf OcoraU ro* 01 * •‘“d 011 * UEQAB8, for aalc by P. JACOB*,’* r ’~ »Tc.27 BaUrtncc. h W*. K»lra Canal Flour for faaiT. -L. y use, just roceivod and for sale by 1*° 6 • W. D. FORD. u bir.c, so do i Oro * fo *^re and tor sale by aWTFPftCO. ' now offer for sale a compute assortment of flu* cud common Cutlery from the coat Sh.ftcldand Am«£ it-.o manufacturer,, cmbracht, ncwctylccuud final, hm.hcd Ivory 1,audit Xuiv.c uid Fork. “ mu of iT »nd 53 pj.uc., Hue Ivory bundle table aud daeaert Knlee. with Albett. and BUrcr plated Forko to in?uh. Tablo und IJcmcrt Knirue with Steel Fork. Indolent cud Beef Carrero cud Steulc, Bone aud Buck hciSJ Knirc, and Fork., BteeU, Ac. fl,li 14 COl.I.ms * BITtKtBY. L IAMIILK8, Soap, l,nrd, Ac, ’ S “ 1 “ , ‘ Prtcut Mould Canal.,, la i 8c. N oSEKANg MrtLAMKKtS.-Ta ll NowOrlcauc Uolcctcc, new orop. l.ndiu* 5ri, Kuuch French, und for calc ou the whurf by -i W” CLAQHQBMB CUNMNOai Iialf, L’lNB BKAWM1 EN^Tiiiif pipe.^rfi~SS r Old '■ Finet, CfirtilUoo A Co ," 3 bolt plnoc do. do. “Coiibonubc * C»," lO.ljhtU pipe. do. fo. " Cbcm- jiofioo Ccjaac," allojtaaporior quality; iu non aac b.r .ale by [fob 111 CUHBN8 * UkJITZ. I.J A.tIM.—IStio ffle. clinica family iluuto, iuct m* I A, ccjrcd. Also, Ply Ilcmc, Fulloa Marks; Beef, Pat Pork, jurt rucolTod and for calc by W.D.FORII. '‘> o.«. d. rr. eporm tru, puutiu Machinery Oil, in store and for sale bv lr ’ SWIFT fi CO. 1,'ISII, &1-.-5 lierr.ua Codlirh, 1UU blc. Hmultcd JL, Herrin ,0.30 bb!e. Pickled do.. 3d bblc. Noe. ijtoad ■TMackcrel, M half do. do., ktlkjltodo^ 50 bozo. Book-. 33 half bblc. do., received und for nj? by * MoMAUON A TtOTftX, 1 n O.IIU.VPIC I.IQUOR8 90 bblc. E. f Jin. ‘2!i iln V. X. II Win*. Ol wo. 111. on a... v JLf Hio, * H. Conn. Slrcr Oln. *9 do N ltum, 25do D. Brandy, in store and for tale by f8b *0 . SWIFT AC: f- ,CO. itlUOlt Ha—5 half pipe* Ounl a Meadows’Swau Gin, 25 qr pipe* H SWIFT ft CO. AHH DISHES—With Heaters, a new lo iuxt raccivcd by MORSE ft N1CH014. 135 Bruughton atrsaft MOKED SALMON, Beef Tongue* and Bi 175 logo* Sausages. New Hams, Bacon Sides bq4 Shonlaer*. IftO Whole and half bbls Baltimore Floar. 60 .. m .4 oeneaxee •• “ V •• Buckwheat 190 boxes and bags * Just reoeived by [fublO] M. J. SOLOMONS. «»IS THE ■TIME.—Tho tranced m. ' S[ . ; ‘“k’ —iub auvnnceo hi- n, son induces the subscriber to effhr hi* stock of at JialuceUPrieu. Money may k* Alpaceaa, saved by persons In want of De Lain- Merinos, De l^ilns, ( Merinos, , Shawls, '*-.'4 Bed Blankets. . j K«-ieys, i Farxmettac, Crib Blunt Flannels, *»« <ej a, | Unsays, and many other styles of desirable Goode by calllitc jan 27 W. C. WADSWORTH, 83Brou g ht m-*l Received froui FhiludoljThia — _ LADIES'BLACK GAITER HOOTS, the latest style and finost quality. Also Ladies’ and .iitiserH.' Walking ul » “ fully solicited, feb 7 mg Shoes and Boots. A call is t*.™ WM. UKWtT Gi'ulionb' Building. P L 1 N KHpiu fancy wood boxes, from 10 to SO i; Figs, iu diurna and boxes, of » verv eoperio^ , just received aud tor sale at St. Andrew’* H*B. I f fl b 11 C- B. 8CALLY. U.miKKU rOMillib, PmuapplvCbr... und tTy English Pickles, just received per steamer Florida. *T (frb 16) M. J. SOLOMONS. 1 > EV.N01.DH UAiHH.—yOO Reynolds Hams. JLt lauding from brig Chattanooga, and for sale by feb I CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. ^AifilLY HLFFI.tKH.—Prime Goshen Rut- QV* * fi.fifikOc—tlllilC I 3’ ter andCheoie, Suporfiuo Green and ) L«.af, l’ow’d, Crushed, Clarified and Brfi Yeast Powders, Soaps aud Starch, Sperm, At and Tallow Candice, English ond AmoricaJi 6 Pickles, aud all kind* of Spices, just received f «’» 19 M. J. SOU I.'INK HEOAHH.—75 AS.8ema oCteriftiiii. ,|r portation. and of the following choice firsnds:— Rio Hondo Gold Leaf, Consolsidon, La Faimjt.BiAe and La Ornnadena. Also 10UM. Segarsof if - facturo, lor sale by [feb 10j ** * C IlDKit.—40 bbls. of supurior quality New-. Jer- ) sav Cider io«t mml*«.t V.» . M:y Cider, just received per stoimship*Alabama, sale by LfeblOl W.M.DAVIDSON. P li*KHa—40 boxes English Pipe*, 4 aro*a each, in store and for salo by L feb ISIS? Qj&YBNE. * MCw. *11 Oi ,l,inn. fii_ 1 200 drums Figs, lor snlo low to close I oonsiguinout by (feb 4) COHEN ft TARVER. . w-w,. - —v, ...UII19 * I«r caiui oonclguiuaut by (t«b 4) COUEM k „„■ W1NTKH WHALB OU,.-1000 gallon, \\ Bleached Wlutar Whale Oil. warrf atedtr rtund eeld weulber,juet received and for aula at a reduced ptleeby jjaufil .MDOUK A mt«PKIUK803f. R Ki;ItlVED por lain arrivnle Pjeklnn,Catcupr, Sardines. Lnbstcrj. fresh Salmas. Buckwheat. hCSilVED imr lato arrivals Pickles,Catsups, L Sardines, Lobsters, fresh Salmon, Buckwheat, otoh Ale, Loudon Porter, Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Lemou Syrups, Guava Jelly*, fte. *an 14 GEO. ALEXANDER. UHT 11KUK1VKD per N-w York .tenm«r~ fj a fine assortment of Smoked Bsef and Toagaes^ Also—a flno artiolo of Fulton Market Bsef, and & vari ety of seasonable articles, which are offered for j article*, wnicu are oooreu iui JOHN DALY, 28 WhiUktyt i < KUliMl PLASTER. - VT l’tastor, landing and for sole b; jan 12 _ BBIQJUL*» i STTiks- MBItlNO I i Blue, all wool. UoLaiao, fto., received per Alabams, *’ ••• ^
