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Savannah wagtail ING NEWS; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1853. * THE DAILY MORfftflB NEWS HV JOHN M. t'OWltK, Wfil.I.fit.H T.TUU.ttVSON, BDITOK. Ta»«<l»r iHtmlim. mnrcli (>. ltUM dT MAGNETIC IELEGHAPH. [Tr«..ulU«<lforth, [>«il,_Morui.« Now,. VhvItMon t'littoti M»rkpl. joJ’- Chari.kstopt, March 8, 1*. M. The nice of rollon today, (Ti»e«Uy,) were 1300 bole*, at cent*. The market re mains unchanged. Net* York Coifon Market, Nkw York, March 8, 1*. M. To-day, (Tueaday,) (he collon inarkoi was active, and (lie sales reached 3,500 bales. Norfolk, March 8. Ths U. S. brig Dolphin, arrived to-day. Washington, March 8. The New Cabinetentcred upon their official duties to day. Fetich G. Washington has been appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Return of our Keckksen i atives.— 1 The Hon. Robert M. Charlton, U. S. Senator, arrived in ths Alabama ys|ierday, and the Hon. Jos. W. Jackso#, of tho House, came passenger in tho Coition, lino? OinileMton. H3T Our thinks are due to lion. R. Charlton for valuable public documents, among them a copy of the " Report of a Geo logical Survoy of Wisconsin, Iowa and Min nesota, and incidentally of a portion of Nebras ka Territory, made under instructions from ths United States Treasury Department, Da*id Dais Owen, U. S. Geologist." This Very interesting and valuable report, which has been printed in a large quarto volume Superior paper Qtui handsomely illustrated with finely executed engravings and maps. (5?* Wo are indebted to Hon. John H.i-v, for* copy of bis speech on our rela Corrmpomlrnrc Of Dally Morning News. New York, March 5.1852. Ths Freaek Eiapsror— Another Murder— Assty Offloo —Lucrstla Mott—Msdlest Graduates-Platt forPost- BHUr Brady— President Pierce’# Inungaral—Arri- va! of tbs Cambria— English and New York Monty Markets—Cotton and Freight*. There is a very significant expression in tht* parvenu Emperor’s late speech to the French Chambers. Ms say* t *• To those who way regret thut a wider field has not been given to liberty, 1 will re ply that liberty has neve»‘ aided in founding 0 tions with Mexico. or iiwiiTiS by the card in another column, that Mr. W. II. Royal has united paper, the Pieauyne Gazelle, with the Comer- ’ valor of Ocala Florida. Mr. R. will in fuiu bo connected with the Comervator, wliic will be furnished to the subscr.bers of former paper. He is un industrious and terprising young man, and we wish him pros perity in his new* connection. Run 0?er.—We learn that yesterday of- teinoon a child of Mr. George Gray, about years old, was run over by a horse which had broken loose from where it had been hitched near the jail. The little boy wus severely in jured by the forefoot o( the horse striking him iu tbs back. The Inaugurul—OpiulouM of the Press. With scarcely au exception the press of the country is unanimous iu its commendation ol the Inaugural Address ol President Pierce. Tho leading journals, North and Soth,thut have reached us, Whig, Democra.ic and Indep dent, with one accord applaud the truly Ai rican aentiiuents of the President, and the frank and manly declaration which he makes of the principles and policy which are to go jrera him io the administration of the Govern ment. Both ilia matter and the manner of the address are extolled on all hands. We have said with acurcely nn exception. In this iustauco the exceptions nut only prove the rule, but givo significance and fores to the universal commendation. The highest com pliment that we have seen paid to I 1 dent Pierce is contained in the funati cal ravings of the organ of nbolitiouisui the New York Tribune. The editor of that paper dislikes both the rhetoric and the 1 principles of the inaugural. He denounces it in the chaste and elegant terms for which In is so distinguished, and holds it up as a tissue of incunsisu.ncies and hypocrisy. He thinks the opening allusion of the President to his ]*» here avement in bad taste. He disap proves the President's territorial views, his lor •ign policy and all. "But," says the editor, "that he who indulges in this sort of * high fululing’ should proceed iu tho self-same docu Riant to glorify slave-hunting as a patriotic duly—to denounce a consistent devotion to Human Liberty oh the offspring of feverish biiion or of morbid euthusiaem—and to chaei on in every manner the blood-hounds baying on the track of the hunted fugitive"—these thinga are in the editor's opiuiou, outrageous Ho consoles himsell, however, with the reflection that he lies uot been badly diau| pointed by a man whose “ past career" Imd prepared him to expect no better things. Among all tho approbatory editorials that we have read, none have given us greater satis faction than the article in tho Tribune', fur had tpo found that paper less denunciatory, we thouifl. have began to doubt our own under standing of tjie views and principles declared iu the address. Adjoui niiio.il of CongreaA. After a very exciting and protracted da> and night sitting the twu Houses ol Congress adjourned aine die Friday morning at noon, A ll the appropriation Bills were passed. The Civil and Diplomatic Rill was near being lost, in consequence uf disagreement between tin two Houses, and was only saved by tlu House reversing its action rejecting the re port of tho Joint Committee on Conference. 1 his bill, antong other lliingB, raises the sala ries of the Vico President and the heuda of tin Departments from five to eight thousand dol lars per annum ; and creates the office ol As sistant Secretary or State, with a salary ol three thousand dollars per annum. A special session of the Senate was held on the 4ih inst. Ths oath of office was adminis tered to the new members by Gen. Cass, being the oldest member. The Hon. David A. Atchi son was elected President pro tempore. After the ceremonial of ths Inauguration, ths Be. note adjourned to Monday/ IdP" Mr. Thackeray, the distinguished En glish author, was to lecture in Charleston lust night un M the Humorous Writers of Queen Ann's reign." Professor Agassiz is also lec turing in Charleston. Are we to havo lectures from those gsotlemenjtt Savannah ? Marine^ Disasters.—'The schooner Hart ford, Captain TeaUUE, from this port foi Boston, put iifto Newport on the 3d inst., hav- meed severe weather on the passage, rasail and mainsail—was fifteen day*. Hatteras. On the 27 th ult., one oi r f a nativeConnecticut, fell from the jibboora and was lost, although every exertion waa made to sa ve him. The brijp Lancet, from this port for Rock land, arrived at Holmes’ Hole on tho 1st inst Oq the 20th ult., in a gate from BE. to NNV. sprung a leek, and had to throw over part o» her cargo. iluruhl* political edifice; it crowns it when it has been consolidated by time." This observation is important, because it amounts to nothing leas than a positive con Cession that libertv does not exist in Franc* and if this really bo the csss, to what end have been the successive revolutions which have cost down and killed Louis Philippe, ruiaed up and thrust aside a provisional government, lablished and annihilated a Republic, and at length set up the present monarchy, to bo des troyed again, as surely as (Imre is justice* in heaven, or morality on the caitli. There is no liberty in France—peaceful citizens have been coolly murdered in the streets of Paris— thousands have been depot ted from their homes und families und scut into exile; the whole system of society bus been violently agi tated and (urn asunder, und yet there is no li berty. But there is a falsehood in the text. Did ..jt Freedom president the founding of this republic 1 Louis Nupoluon knows us well as any niun that it did, but it suits him to ig- ire und pervert ilia most notorious facts hen Ins interests are at stuke. A melancholy exumple ot (lie little effect which cupital punishment has on tho public, bus just been all'ordrd. It is but luur weuks ago thut I reported to you the banging of u criminal iu our city prison—and on Wednes day evening another murdor was committed.— We shall probably liuve more legal revenge, and just as many murders. Wo are at length to have an assay office in this city. This sop to Cerberus is no doubt tended to allay our importunities lora mint,hut it will not have that effect. It is quite ubsunl that wo shout' 1 he compelled to transport to Philadelphia uli the gold uriiving at ibis port, iu order to have it coined and prepured for cir culation in a iegal form. The jealous opposi tion which Philadelphia lias set up to our just claims on this lieud camiot much longer be permitted to obstruct the establijhmeiit of a mint in the commercial metropolis of the Union. To nay nothing of the expense and risk uf transportation,it is an unomaly that of the large receipts of gold into New York, no portion can he coined here, but must be sent to Philadel phia, whom none is received direct. Philadelphia is very jealous at tho more prominent and prosperous position of New Yurk, in the alfutrs of the world generally—but be must learn, sooner or Inter, that she w have to play “ second fiddle" to New York notwithstanding such little spiteful deumnslra iioiis as h-v opposition to the supplying of lilest a requirement in this city, it a meeting of the Prison Association held here a few evenings ugn, a Mrs. Lucmtia Mott, trom Philadelphia, addressed the assembly wiih that cousumuto coolness which only tliess female philosophers can command, and in the course of au irrelevant digression,took occasion as usual to denounce the Fugitive Blavo Law Lillie notice was taken of Madume Lucre. the only response from the audience to her layings, being occasional laughter. Twenty.fuiir diplomas were granted by the New York Medical Collage on Thursday evening last—among the fortunate candidates lor this honor, there was one from Jamuici W. I., one trom Puerto Rico, one from tli Mauritius, one from Martinique,one from Saxo from Genua, one from New Bruns- Ick iu the Briiisii Provinces, one from Brazil, one from Canada, and one from Ireland. We may gather from this, some idea of the reputation which New York enjoys abroad. A service of plate lias been presented to M Brady, the Postmaster ol this city, by the eu plovees in that department of the public se.- vice. Such murks uf consideration are very graceful ut u period when, from political cir cumstances, the recipient is being dispossessed urd patronage. The appoint- uew administration will, no imbl, make a cloun sweep iu tins direction. The President’s Inuugurul Address was published iu the evening papers of yesterday, and uppears ill the morning journals of this morning. Desiring us 1 do, (ogive y reel statements of (he sentiments of mereial ,ner > this production, 1 will make remarks of to-day very limited—as 1 have t in the course of my rounds, licurd sufficient put forward as the opinion of the majority. Strange us it may appeur to you, uftcr tho overwhelming majority by which General t isrce has attained his present position, there are still a few Whigs left in New York, and I .lust hear further what all have to sny before will attempt to furnish you with a reflex of (lie prevailing h oling. There can, 1 think, bo but little question as to me fuel (but the address, viewed os a literarv production, is an honor to the country ; while e soundness of (he general views ol policy !».» Vnanroilan I. cw,firmed, end Use. Aua- mmnmi<-* - rI*”*e P l > * ,r 10 b ° > " J ' lm 'J' * ! ll**!' uf Tfie money mark'll waa practically tifthl.r, though ou ahauluia advance ill the rates nf dis count hud been declared by the Bonk of Eng land, in the vault, of which cMablinhinenl« urtlier alight decrease in the reel of bullion had taken plocr. Increased activity, if op* ‘ ,# d experienced in business gene rally, and Consols had tiiflmply advanced. If would seem that the future action of the Bank will not depend ao much on tho ainouutofgold immediately arriving, or on the quantity re quired by customers, as oil the uses to which the money so wiih<li«iwii is being applied. If the gold demanded of tho Bunk he employed in the prosecution of ordinary business oper ations or safe schemes of profit, there are abundant resources ut the command ot the Bank to supply the exigencies of trade, with out having recourse to vexatious und impe ding restrictions ; but the state of affairs iu Franco make themselves sensitively foil by English capitalists, and the Bunk ut England bus no idea ol druining its coffers in further- uuce of speculations on the security of a sluto whose security is yot a problem. Mure our money morkcl is decidedly tighter, and the news from England has uot tended to relieve the anxiety felt in our commercial cir cle". on this point. Money on call is now scurce at 7 per cent, and our Banks hove man ifested much more than llieir usuul caution in grunting tho facilities uf discount, even on firm class paper. In the street, it is difficult to gel rid of prime signatures at I) a 10 per com, and the difficulties of the period ore increased by the large amounts of specie which have daily to be Raid intn tho Cn«i,ni daily to be paid into the Custom-house for du ties oil our spring imports. You will the more readily understand this, when you learn that the receipts ut the Custom-house have on one or two occasions amounted to neurly $100,000, It will appeor strange that in view of uil these facts, the rates of Exchange do not decl hut the heavy mdera in Europe from our porters fully oxpluin fur the present this seem fug inconsistency. Colton.hud slightly given wuy in England prior to tho sailing of the Cambria, though the prevalence of Easterly winds had kept out a considerable number of vessels which were then expected with full cargoes from the Buutheru ports. Here the Cotton market is without quotable Image. Rather better prices were paid yes- uctivity to day Death from Want of Sleep.—How long can one live without sleept This question wa.havo never seen answered. But an au thentic communication haa been made to a British society whose field of operations are in Asia, descriptive of a punishment whic.i la peculiar to tlm original code ol China. It appears from this communication, that a Chi nese merchant bed been convicted of murder ing his wife, and was sentenced to die by being totally deprived of tlm privilege of going' to sleep, This singular and painful mode ol quitting an earthly existence was carried info execution at Aiuoy under the following circum stances : The condemned was placed in prison under the care of threo of the police guurd, who re lieved each other every alternate hour, and who prevented the prisoner from falling asleep I dent of vineviitt' [y r /j •''Wfjhontent, night or day. lie thus | t At hjeresidenoe in Jefferson county A CARD. 8a vans All, March 0th,-1803. MT. Editor: Having united ths “Picayune Gsictte" with ths " OcoIa (Fla.) Conservator," I beg leave to say as mush through tho columns of your valuable paper. By thtsarrangeoisnt ths sabtcrlbsrsto ths "Fiosyan* Gaistts" will be supplied with ths *' Ocala Conasrva- tor," in lisa of ths “ Gssstts." I beg leave, also, to return lay sincere thanks to roy old friends and patrons, and to oak a contlnuanea of their favors. Hespeetfnlly, w. II. ROYAL. MAKKIKD, BandM’. the 8th Inst., by the Rev. J. F. Kirby, JOHN 8. J.kUDV, of Chatham county, to ANNIE daughter of Johu MoUughlin, of New York. in mb, In Harris county, February 13th. Mrs. 81J8AN II. * ' T. Cl MEW ADVERTISEMSNTB. ST. ANDREW'S HALL. THE LAST VISIT TO THE SOUTH. MADAME ANNA BISHOP Will have the honor to give a GRAND DRESS AND COSTUME CONCERT! SPECIAL NOTICES. I d U ?VvI W,f m° f Wr - J * oob '*• Choate, formerly resi- L*d fur nineteen days without enjoying any | t k«*id February, J OBIaS* W£ LL S.Tn* t h e"86 th year sleep. At tho commencement ol tho eighth l ofhi, "B- ilay hia sufiering-A were so cruel that ho irn- . ... ploied tlm authorities to grant him the blessed I Arrlvuln iu llio llotolM. opportunity of being strangulated, garroted, PULASKI IIOU8E...Wii.t giillluiinafi*, burnrrf to m3;" niYr'. I 'WSLTfi'SiaV 0 *’ lered, ihot, blown up with gunpowder, or put n Boston Mr Nevins jo death in any conceivable way which their J Holsndoi?...., °* humanity or ferocity could invent. This will IP l> Mumford! give us mine idea of the horror of dying ba- £, al , lo . nJor Liberty cause you cannot go to sleep. wT wi l . h00r - Strangs Death.—Two young men of the I u .' ' nv , RII MeCuruy and lady..N Y i Hone;*, lately perished j 8 Duke ..stLouf* J II Mya W Donliiun II Mnllor .Mrs bonodict Dr Tobias .Mrs Vanvllet Sav’liiAlisa Vnnaliet f Y.'S Uontov, lady uud l terduy, but them is ugaiu l> und rales have about gone back to llieir former position. 1 foot up about 11,800 bale quantity sold during tlm week. The coming advices from England are looked forward to wuh much interest. Freights to Liverpool 7-32 a id. Exchange c i England 9j a 10 per cent. Nksmlno. ihsrcin treuted, can scuicelv fuil to confirm the mifidcncc Which has beau generally felt Hr. I ierce. It is ut once a plain und dscisiv sound and heulthy exposition of liberal and progressive views, untainted by rapacious pro jects, untarnished by uny uumeuning clap truji allusions, and breathing a pure and en nobling sentiment of patriotism thiouglioui. It says plainly—“we are for Deuce, hm noun, itii nuiiuuul hi Talk on ’Change in New York.—Previ ous to high ’change, uuys the Herald of Satur day evening, hut few merchants had had time to read the President’s inuugurul speech, but among those who had done ho, there wus but olio opinion, uud thut was decidedly favorable. 1 ho tone of the speech regarding our for eign relations, as well ns bis views of domes tic policy, was considered good ; ami above all, bis broad constitutional grounds regarding the compromise measures, and his declared de termination ns far ns in him laid to administer the government on broad national grounds, irrespective of all sectionul prejudices, were fully apjiroved. A merchant stated that the President’s opinions regarding the acquisition of foreign territory corresponded with bis own , that ho considered the acquisition of Cuba highly desirable, but was ojipposed to all un lawful attempts to seize it by force. His views, regarding tho influence ol our commercial in tercouse with other nutions, ho thought ad mirable. As far ns merchants ore concerned, there appears to be n disposition to give the iieiv udmitii.lraliun u fuj, ami Jiuue.l triul. 1 liej' tire not tho cln.e to ruiee fitclinus op- po.itiun. Ths impartiul nml huneat adminis tration of the luivH—whether hy the local, Smle or Cienernl Goserninent—will nlwnya receive Ihoir hemty approval. B?' The New l urk Tribune learns, by a privuie letter tram Lantlun, that the Spiritual Repping, ere doinjf a lurge busineea iu that metropolis. Mrs. Hayden, a fihnst mannger, from Iloslon, is there, uud her rooms are crowded with visitors at a guinea a head, to horn the age of their grandfathers, ths doy thoir friends died, their own ugo end such oilier important information is regulatly rappod out. Her peiruns ure chiefly from among the nubility end gentry, wlm take a great interest these disclosures from the world uf itnmor- I rappers. Ileavv F.iluiik in Doston—Joseph C. limes, a hardware dealer in Boston, has tailed to tho extent of (30(1,1)00. ItlK Boston (JoM.KCTolisHIP.—The Col- leetor ol Uostuti resigned hia office on Mon- day. l3P*The BunkX/'oinmiiieu of the New'York illoge of Brandos, ii a very singular manner. They went out to I 11 Ilorari..Alban)’ shoot wild ducks, and in order to arrive at the ^ Mhcnoll do shy ground which the birds frequented, I MrCarasu" they determined to proceed down the canal in P B Connol'lr a boat and then crossing over lu tho other sido M •vulk tlm rest of the way. I’ho waters being | h n p. nusually high in consequence of the rains, J E Evans. the young men found that tliov could scarcely I M Mils... pass under tho nrcli in their boat. They I MrLawlsaad lady i'heVm'i!.'llCt' 0 *'! 1 : ll "“ rt "' v " m MAnSUALL HOITHE llio bout that they could puss. It so happened I Tcksdav, ihal the water was higher than they thought. SWL*F. MnB Jaaalli C Br> and was rising every moment, so that when ^w^rovX’and‘iSSy.V.Vaa F Ba? the bout bad got under the arch, it stuck fust, J Onus M111 ed Rev 111 e! a D n ko r thus enclosing the young men completely Burke|[3rT R without their having uny means of extricating j SjanL* * U themselves. They were found two days after 8 McCaii. CantreviliaRejfi Vogel dead in the boat und clusped ill each other’s T J M «Call .T3o|w u ofi W 11 Aspinwall, lady, u Q. Faiiuo, Proprietor. ou Krai » Burkn ud Indy...Dei Fla S Ilondii cold R Barker trevillage,fl Vo “ > W Clio I T Fraser.. C Smith Nkiv Maiii.iaue That.—The British guv- | ernmeut is trying to hire ilia convicts ut \'au I Dienian s Land to get married by |iromising them freedom, as u reward lor their hardihood ? w ,l A^ , W in undertaking that hazardous enteiprite. It j j! ^ " is said that all the old maids and bachelors A|Cou D W Pei W Jack! E Buori do Fla T P White Conn ....Sav'hl A Y llameg Ga ..C^R R|E R Ogden and ludy...N J embracing the ojrpoi(unitv rrt> the island .,, c emurucing me ojiporiunity change tliuir condition, by marrying hand- __ some young thieves an.! vagabonds of either I jTZT x. Some of the curniug rogues, liowevn, P II nut swallow the matrimonial hook even when it is hailed with such a sweet morsel as liueriy. A similar guveriuumit policy wa ce before iu England. When ..8av hIII It lluimoll and lady...N Y ...N Y 2 Aline* Stanton do St M Patterson do ..Maas W II Nichols Sav’h ..N YI R II Goodwin 8C do ,\1 W Singleton ... NJ'll K Clark ...8 C Ga ol Ntniunnra (roin sanvuiiaiib. It of Georgia, Collim, Philadelidiin, adopted dphia. at C P. AI. Dillard, llawklusville, P. AI. ^ TO-MOIIKOW. Oregon, Aloody, for Augusta, ot9A. M. 'I’ho regular D. ti. Mull eceauium Gordon, Capt. uuh| l, hl l, f U b “| l,U n* Ul *> bu,n > '* »»> ' lady I f’ro.tftil'I, Ivnv. every morolnglit Vi/olvuk'fijr'ciittrto'i- oulil be found willing to csjtoUBe him under wo’ c . ul, " ect J M 8 with the Charleiton ateatuahipa and 2rn! a fe h *.T ,,B for ! ,,wl,l 1 l pirdoned and | Mhatflttock, 1 ^“ rriv8 eT6ry ,1,enln « in Savtn IN FIVE PARTS. Iflonilny Lv'g, IWurrlfe 14,1953 Auistad by H1GNOH vSliVICHO STIUNl, The eminent Basco profuudo, from the principal Thaa- traa of Italy—hii First Appearance iu this city ; Mr. D. T.H1IAW, THE UAL LaD SINGLE. Unilor thu Direction of Mr. BOCHIIA. Popular Song* and Belinda; alao, Beautieaand Genu, (iu English and Italian) from many admired Operas, including pieces from that wouderful musical work, MARTHA, which created such an extraordinary eenaa- tion iu New Y'ork, Ao. bee Programmes. Manager Mr. BOCH8A Acting .Manager Air. 8IIAW. TioketafI each—to be had at tho Book and AIuslu Storoa, llolela, and at the door. ira open at 7—Concert begina at 8. mi • Republican, Georgian, and Courior, copy. ATHENJSDM. (iltKATGST NOVKLTV OK THU Atilt Doitclti’s Tl-oupc of A C TJ N tt MON R E Y S , BOOS till'd BOATS, hoae truly extraordinary performance* have been the wonder of Europe and the principal citiea of the United States, together with 11EKK VON SFINUALEN, the whirling wonder, The Novel and Beautiful DI880I.VI.NCJ VIEWS AND MAGICAL Illusions Will bo exhibited at the Athomcum FOK THIS WEEK ONLY ! B. — AN AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE ON Wediicailuy nml Stitiirdiiy, March 9th and 12th, at 3 o'clock, For the express accommodation of children and parties set at liberty, the marriage being considered punishment enough. On one oocnsion, when Jack Ketch wuh uhoul to perform his office on certain criminal, a lady stepped forth from llio crowd and offered to take him for heller "/.I -0, T *>« P««r fellow looked at her, then moment, and final- llie following j Tail ah* >s in Alao rope.ii Onirnl Kullrond nt the cord, hesitated for u ly expressed hit determination distich :— "jkojignoss, sharp chin; llepariiire of C’n Two P*»9ENOKB TEamVbT.tV: Evening A-uni—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and icting with tho South- Kindness to the aokd.—aj> young friends, let me claim your kindness for thu old. They ... ^ell enmled to your sympathy. Through this bright world they move mistily, and though they rise ns soon us the birds begin to siui tliev cun not hear the inuaic. Their limbs ur SUIT, their senses dull, and thut body which and Western night, trail Chattam - ~ ‘ 8>i P. AI. eouueotine w ith the Alaoon Atlanta, Montgomery and d Wa; • „ * ud ‘he Augusta and . Railroad (day tram) to Augusta; and (going E'aat) Railroad to Milledgeville from Gordon. MAH1XE IXTELL1GENCE. ling aervunt, has liecomn a cugo mid heovv | ^ , clog. And they havo outlived niual uf Ilium > ' - ' d ‘ s ‘ «Ieur comjiamoiis with whom tliov ' * counsel. t * r * < h d ? 08M * d - xuotber born, A1EMURANDA. the 23rd ult, o(T Jamaii Ship Alfred' from Liverpool for Sa- took it, from 8a- vauuah—all Holmes’ Hole, March 1—Arr brig Li . iiuiuui vannah for Rockland, Ale., in diatreas. Like Noah they behold/**"* ' O’er whose white hair aud furrowed brows Too many suns have rolled." eyes K, thu blind end feel’In (he lame'On Ihci'r I r b “‘'“ Arr btlf F»tr..l.r, Ollv., from Jmlue.. "* tile sanctuary be their su|iporting slulf, Boothbay—Arr 28th, so hr Batavia, from 8ear«portfc nirli If mn.. 1 ... - . ” 'l 8. v..|.. nn I,. and i The New Orleans Fire.—The Ptca ltone of Friday morning soya : We have been engaged during the morning in«iid#uvtiring to obiaiu ail exact account oi Ibu number of bales consumed, and the property lv»Mt by 'the great confla- • 'll evening. It it imjiostibie, how- “‘"Y defniite, exact and reliable t estimate* are made b> and ten The best consult, an ble of any, twenty unpleaHamlv ilion of dollars, nouut is covered offices, ami the •* distributed in _ the holier that ’ niei, and without lor peace, but jicace lonor, und individual protection Ilia remotest comer of Hie eunlt 1 '—peace, uut the positive obseivonca of the great Mon- *oo doctrine—peace, but the honorable, und mly the honorable acquisition of certain pos sessions not now w.thiu our jurisdiction—but are absolutely necessary to our welfare fety. Whigs will no doubt carp at this last named allusion to the acquirement of further territory, but what muu in the world cuu at- lempt to stuy the natural course of events 1 Look around us, and on every side, and what do we find T unmistakable evidences of u tendency in certain countries to merge them- elves into a federation which secures freedom, lability, |irusperity and protection. It may ork uf tune, but it must be a sure wurk, i man cun stuy it, aud General Pierce, lua uddress, while hu tacitly ackiiowladg 9 tendeucy of destiny iu Hus direction, u lines his countrymen that he will up|>osa any attempts to acquire new |>ossessions by dis honorable mean*. Let him* do as he hue promisud, and the country wifi expect no more his hands. ’hut Mr. Pierce has always been pre-emi Hy aouud ou the subject of the Fugitive Sluve Law, im one has uver doubted, and it is pleasing tu find so decided a confiimutiun of ibis policy ill his inaugural address. He will no doubt accord to the North us to the Souih a full measure of justice, without seeking to punder to (lie clumor of the oue or the preju dices of the oilier. He asserts thut lie will he guided in his policy by Hie Constitution. He cunuot bold a better principle, uud if he aloud as firmly by it us he promises, luigution of all shades must seek uuother market for llieir spurious wares. 1 cannot recall an instance of any man'i ■mining power under auspices so favorable as those which now afford General Pierce the ful- lest poasiblo menus for good or evil. We read of populur kings, beloved, nay even idolized, by their subjects; but even tliesu moimrclis havo been dependent on the caprice of the peo ple, or on army, cupablu of being influenced by the sudden whims ol discarded or jealous fa- vorites. The President of the United Stutes on Hie contrary, cun only become unpopular wuh the people, by the sluL.iication of llieir own solemn act, or by his own gross mis conduct. Air. Pierce now finds himself at iioini which might well be esteemed the sun out of human ambition, upborne by (lie all bt.. unanimous will of his countrymen, who liuve voluntarily left to his selection Hie adoption ol measures which mustexercise the greatest pos- Hible influence on his country. He finds the Republic iu a situation ot unparalleled prosper- HSt security, and only wanting a ..ole firmness abroad to make her power and influence felt ns they should be. He lias uolli- * . or him. II his respon sibilities are heavy, his mean* of providing lor them are abundant—if ilia sujiport of Hie ua Hon is necessary for the success of bis mean- anas, lie has had evident proof of the coufi deuce of ms cuumryinen—his way is clear be oro him—the people have girded on bis armor lor the good fight in their cause, and will buey themselves during the next four years in ore pariug the laurel wreath which ahull bind hi* brow®, if, when weighed in tho balance, at the expiratiou of hie allotted period aa chief niagis tralo of the Uuited Statee, heehall not be found wanting. Iu tny next, I trust 1 shall he able to give you some idea of the general feeling here in re gard te the declaration of Mr. Pterce'e policy. It b singular that the President did not deem H necessary to revert to commercial matters.— It had been hoped that we should have seen some allusion to Free Trade. Something on agaiS° mi ' Uay IUr " UP> ho * e,er » befora 1 write Jf* steamer which left Liver- uU " hM IWiflu, and we have her news bv telegraph. The po- ISlLS® are bare of intewet. Tbs Go/ ! j* without any serioun op- position, end the public business app.mrs to be J progressing smoothly. The failuri of ibe luti- Assombly have rejiortcd a bill to enlarge Hie basis of bunk issues of puper. The bill au thorizes (lie Sujierintendent of Hie Banking Department to receive the stocks of Ohio, Georgia, Kentucky and Virginiu, foi banking purposes. C® 1 " It is stated by tbo N. Y. Mirror, that instructions huve been received in that city, from Louis Napoleon, to contract for the im mediate construction in New York of a fleet of war steamers. The Journal of Commerce •ays there is no truth in Hie statement. Phe Acting AIonkeys.— i’liis sagacious and well trained troupe continue to attract lurge audiences at Hie Athemeuin, and in con junction with Herr SpingaLAN, afford a novel varied and interesting evening’s entertainment. it will be seen by tlm advertisement that an afternoon |)erformunce is given to-day at 3 o’ clock. Those who, like the little hoy at the Menagerie, wish •• to see the monkeys more," should embraco the opportunity. C3P* l* rom a geutloiiiaii who accompanied General Pierce from Baltimore io Washington we leurji thut Mrs. Pierce will reinuiu ut Balti more till after Hie excitement of Hie inaugura- lulion sliull liuve jiUNHed uway. General Pierce slated in conversation with this gentleman, that the only |dace where lie felt truly happy, wus in the quiet enjoyment of the home circle; jhat the wisest Hung lie ever did was to resign his seat in Hie United States Senate, and retire to private life; that lie looked forward to his presidential term as a period of tod und diffi culty, but, he added, emjihatically, " if R man who lias uttnim-d to that office, cannot free himself from cliques uud act independently, our Constitution is valueless." Reference having been made to one of bis near relatives who might be expected to have a good office, lie replied, * Aly — is a thriving farmer, in comfortable circumstances ; 1 shall not inter- ter. with hi. liu,i|>int{fls by oAarmff him office, and believe lie is too wise to ask for one.”— Journal of Commerce. Savannah Settrsport-SJd 24th ult. brig Calcutta, Partridge, 8a- innah ; Aith, Bntavin, Berry, do. " ‘ Caroline, 8tetaon, Sftvau and though it may need an extra' effort to vey your wuids into llieir bluntnd car, make that effort; for youth in never so beautiful when it acts as u guardian ungel or a minis ing spirit to old age. And should extreme in- i M . ity or occasional fret ful ness irv «nur ^ No ^ York .' M,rcl J 6 ^^r r ,ol,p Mwon B Davia, L*e rcitiHiiihnr ihm • ' li L . * your pa ’ da >'* from Savannah. 26th ult, in a heavy gale. 1. te, reim inner that to all intents you were foresail, to re topmast, mam boom, flying jibbooi once the same, •»..<! ».« .u- J . I ut. ..3 ' ' IJ ..once remember that to all intents you we re . once Hie same, and muv he the same again • in J iband Hgglng attach) second childhood as in first, the debtor uf otic j J’cfmP . M » I n U «? , w* t / ew Y° r . k ’ fro . m t ^‘▼• r P°°L ers’ " outiencn hik! iMuUrnu , .1 Jan, I at 62, ton It, picked up a boat containing the oi„.. ii v tender"... and in.gnai, l „i. ( u .» «.iiao.t.d .ui., t„ n i„ numUr) of th. ahlp J.. Ity. liamtllon « Hoyal Preacher. •!«. of Shields, which vessel foundered on the night o The “ Infiuvn/i •>—mmTI • , tbo • nd 1 transferred them to the ship Sw itxurland, • , *- . in> ,LUEN/,a. -—1 be gnp|ie IS spread- or and from Charleston for Liverpool, (out 24 days). * {s D ,|H P*»rt of tho country. Wo I ‘he brig Empire, whiuh arrtvod : happened" to hear th. following conver.a- 1 *£ " ‘lion yesterday “ bordig." " Good bordig, fSbiili.” "Good bordig, Judes." “ How’s your fabily." "Bad ! hml ! Tlipv'en Cajie llaytiei 22d ult, in lat 30, Iol . . . ly coppered ; ’LXV Bad ! bud ! They’ve all got the influedza. I *J- Nobody on board' t irst Joint took it Nothing would cure bib— not even How’s Cough Ca’ddy : 1-confess it ulleviates. Then Add, and Judo, and Duria took it. You butter believe we had lud over llieir cotigliig and wlieezig. But our tibe cube. Be uud the old wobud took it next, and dow, there’s dobody to laugh atdobody.” Just Hied wo cnbo away. with painted ports, s on her steru were T. II.. tlio oul" ; apparently a shin of COO tons 1 her misxenmiut fell a few mil up with her, theforo and raaiumai A Printhr’s Wit— J'n« r\ ew Vork Star mils Hie Billowing beam: A correspondent entered on office and ac cused Hie compositor of not having punctuu- h'^h Alo.iuette; ted Ins communication, whan tlm ihn nu .,„.., I , Uo \ f*. u . Bh « , 5 . ly replied— setter. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL FtlKNITUIlE COVERINQS, Ac., AT WHOLESALE A RETAIL. W. *1. ( AHHVL’S CURTAIN STORL 1. No. I till Ghcnlniit..!., PliBiiilcIulilu. M Cor^rM..i.,op,,onlelUSIal.II.^,. h ho. Uwuy. Ill .lure u lull Mock ul Kr.uch Brocatellos; Do. Satin I)e Laines; i Satin Damasks; ■• • — o Covers, lo, i coiiimuiiicutiuii, whan tbo typocainest- i pointer—1’in t ItEGKIl-X H OK COTTON, to., MARCH 8. — Ceutral Railro- * •““* ■ * — - K Parsons A Co, Kibl Table A 1‘ Gilt Cornices; i j ■ Gilt 1*1 ns and Bauds; Lace and Miisliu Curtains Gimiis, Fringes. ?■ r ■ WINDOW SHAliKS "f u’iutjlo, prices; Balt Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses •*ylos Pe n"^“'* 1Curla,nt °f tho ne west Paris Persei COMMERCIAL. dealers generally, CABBY L, .«w.u Ishing Goods, • «. , 10VCh#stuut-*t., corner fiih-stroe., J® 14 ]T Opposite the State Home, Philo. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, New-Orlcim* Market. 'I VOH ™ B CVR * new Orleans, marciis, 9.u», p. m.—On Thurs- Cougrhs, Colda, Hoaihcucss, Bronchi ... rv,.» Arm, and 8000balosyrero sold. The sales | tis, Whoopiug'-Coug^h, Croup, Astll- day Cotton urm, auu mmu bales wero sold. The sales for the last four days have comprised 49,000 baloa. Good Middling is quoted at 9>* cents. Freights are declining Cotton to Havre is quoted at ljfd. and to Boston at ? < d * JSxoh4n l 4 o® London rules at 9 per centpremi ma, and Conxnmption! . fy* A good story ib told of a recent inter view between Colonel Benton and President I leice. 1 lie Coliiuelex|Kef>aedliiiuse|f heurti- ly grutifmu ut Ilia result uf tli. eleuiion, on j veiy, de.iruu, tu «up|iurl tlm new Ailmini.lre- liou; but ho tuM Dm i’re.idenl tlmt he had one men in hi. Cahinot who would nmhe him ridieuliiu.—a “period nondeicripl, Sir," .aid he—o “perfect nondescript—iieiiher uno lliine nor the oilier," Tho Generul inquired wtiol genllein.il uf hi. Cabinet had been an unfortu- u.le us thus to incur hia displeasure. The tuhmel ntuned Mr. Cushing, end Inunch’edoiit iillo a repelitilili uf hi. epilhuls, which I Imve given mil emelly in hi. wurd., hut u« near!) an n. would he .Irielly proper;—dining hy .ay.ng Im »m l lie only muu on enrlh tv I ■eeuied to liovo been eremed for the e.prei pur|.u.e of being a Tyler man. Tho fre.i.iem heard his loriuiduble objurgaiion to the end, anJ quietly remarked to Hie Col, thut he had been delighted, on reaching Washington, to find so many gentlemen, who were quite in different ns to his election, exceedingly soli citous concerning the wellure of his Adminis (ration. Necessity fok Varying Intellectual Labor.—One of the worst results in over working the brain in any exclusive direction, is, that it tends, when it does nut absolutely break down that organ, to produce mental de'- forinity. As the nurserymaid who carries her burden on her right arm exclusively in af flicted with spinal curvature, so the thinking man who gives his intellecual energies to one subject or class of subjocte gets u twist in his brain. Those, therefore, who are chained to mental labor, und ennnot givo the brain repose, should try to vary their lubors, which is nuoth- e ?.* or, . nu * , ®P° ,a * Intense and jirolonged ap plication to one subject is tho root ol all the mischief. As your body may be in activity during the whole ot the day, if you vary the action sufficiently, so may the bruin woik all day at varied occupations. Hold out a stick at arm’s length for five minutes, mid the mus cles will ba more fatigued than by an hour’s rowing; the same principle holds good with tho brain. OI all the nnmorons modi' ciaes extant,(and some of tb< valuablo) fur the euro of pnl monary complaints, nothing has ever been found which oould compare in its effeol with this preparation. Others cure sometimes, but at all times aud in all diseases of the hipboard notcleared388,000. The increase inthere- I * nd throat where medicine can givo reliof, this .11 the porta, up to tba l.t.it d.t.i, .s cotup.r.il J -“ ‘ NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 4-4 r. M. - Cot ton on Friday in Arm, loll 8000 b.lal ° r ' t|! ” f/wnboWT, wlvicu w.r. nniv.J «n e r tlio bn.luon of tlio a.y h*J bo.a oonoludod. Mlddllnii v».. quolod.t from s?g to S cm. Th. ..Io, „f t |„ -i.k oomprl.ed iio.000 bal.r, and tb. .took la pr. with the last yepr, is 030,000 bales. New York Coitun Mnrket. In New York on Monday, Cotton was dull, 300 halos changed hands. MACON, M AR. 8.—Cotton—The Cotbon market hsi grown somewhat mure animated during tun last week “‘.tali'- | will do it. It is pleasant to take, and perfectly safe in socordance with the directions. We do not advertise r tho information of those who have tried it, but ose who have not. Families that have known its val- <n ill not be without it, aud by its timely use, they e secure from the dangorous consequent and colds, which neglected, ripen iu'o fatal oonaump lion. Stock to March id reoeijits very lightl COTTON HTAIKUKNT /OB M ” 7,103 1,171 decrease 1,932 decrease 2,280 Roceipts in Feb’y, 1862. .. .. .. lt>w Total receipts to 1st M h. '52.60 317 The Diploma of the Massachusetts Institute ..... awarded to this preparation by the Bourd ot Judges in September, 184<; also, tbo medals of tho throe great .in this country; also, the Diploiui 1863.68. 1«2 20.280 " 16,490 decrease BALI I MORE, MaR. 8.—CorrRB.—llu ColTee mar- I ‘Y °f tb r 0n ' l ‘°» l “*• "■• k . .ml WDM- I Ur J ' Cotton—The sales for the week are 300 bales Un- laudsand Gulf mitltningto g00 d middling at luVefo «« IfessspriMare l:*o. lower than last week. De mand Tor manufacturers only. Htook only 22U0 bales. - Wednesday holders gave Institutes of 2..., , | the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati', has bocu givci herrv Pectoral, by their Government In cob on of its cstraordinary excellence aud uselul ■ring affections of the Luugsaud Throat. Iteud the following opinion founded on the long i r Cherry Pectoral, in my prae- o, that it cradicutes aud cures tHe ooids'and to whioh we. iu this section, are peculiarly lia- I think its equal I know how a butte tempers of the Thr SSTHiLa: with sales of anfbarrMs I ‘‘t 1 ' ?,°- d *>’ the market was dull. . Dr - f : -*n mouth or July last I was attack* th-w Y h *T® hftd 110 •• le * to report during *** * v,ol « , »t diarrhaa iu the mines of California. Ire av»lil!fk k «a a iVL Th reM tJa,r - B Is scares, ami held gen- 8 »“ f r »“oico in hope of receiving beneiU 'iMr Th‘ 1 . her ® w,ut no deiuaud that we could {*°.®®kange of diet aud oljinatc. My uiariiitca ceased, |?ar ot until Thursday, when 1000 barrels ,#re sold at k “ t . wa ? r ,0 * ed ^ *««vere cougl.-and much sore- I linally started for home, but received no boneilt ias not yet been discovered, nor do remedy can be made for tho dis- nt and l.ungs, J. J. BUR 1 ON. M. D. f F. R. 8. wasted constitution, nolon- 8ee what it has doi ly in the following cases, but a thousand me... dyuBtrur, Jan. 24th, 1851 attacked - , v „ -J d »nly)Wconts-Side Galleries, (for colored onlv) 25 cents. Doors open ot 7 o'clock—to commeuoe '•7>4 o’clock. Hosts call ho secured at tho Office of the Athe- fj* r th° Dross Circle from lUiu the morning un- a illustrative of the liabits ar.d peculiarities - J y Hpecies, for sale—price 10 cents. N. B — Saturday night is the lost performance, ina 7 HIOiltN WANTKU. ^ Is 1835 and ’36 a large numberof Elans went over to tbe Republic of Te« t . assist the Texans to gala their Independence. J|u* U tb«. w.r. nutMrwl with run,, , ad oth „ r . ' wbll. fighting nniter Col,, Tr.Tli, w«4, Ur ,„ * Johnson. The Republie of Texse granted to tho ii i of these brsve men s large quantity of land, of whom have come forward to claim their right. Th* descendants of those who participated in the k Ti1 i " ttou.rj .truggl. of Tutu c.u procure there application to the undersigned, who possesses ail ” ■ary information on the sultject. **’ ” >r » fi™ «• V. levy DY8FKI-8IA AND INDIUE8T10N: ' Th «” .courg.. of our prepi, bo too wall unter.tooJ, or th. m,,,,, .v.rilug or ouring them too hlgblp .ppreciiteii ti peraoD whodlirov.r. any meeul of cure or MloriiU.l" oonfors a benefit upon his fellows, aud is deeervln » houor. Thli doelr.blooouiuifim.llon bu been iioblo/d and| not only iney dylpopil. be cured, bnt It‘ prerouted by tbe ure of “HOOIXAND'8 QKRM.u BITTERS, " prepured by Dr. O. M. Jrekrea, PhUre.i phlu, w hich medicine la .puken of Iu tha hlghe.iMnei of commendation hy thounnd. who hove tuted It, orey. It 1, porfeotly innoouou<ln IM nature, und i, ...... th. v.ln.bl. prop.rty of Improving eh, hrelthT. tho robust, u wall u rrelorlng th. health nftbeilek. It. it. It-, No* 1 mill q, Pereoneentterlng with .111,,, „ ri h, ‘“g enmpl.lnu, by uklng the remwly r." commended, will .nporlnnc. relief Ina few mlnulei Rh.iiiuatl.m, H.dw.yr Rem,- a.,,,. Sink IlMduh., do. do. d, Scrnfoln. RIokeM, Conor, do. do. Route... N.urnlgift, jo. d. S." 1 ."' 1 - Tie Duloroux, Sprain, do. do. do. Resolvent, do. Relief, do. Roaolvent. do. Reiitf, White Swelling, Ulcers, Fever 8oros, Lamoness, Stiff Joints, Deafness, SPINAL COMPLAINT9. n.dw.y', Rondy Rell.f, ured In connretlon with R»'l».y. R.nov.tiug Rerelvem, , m p , rfora th> " rem.rk.bl.oure,. Tho pnhll. wIR pl.„. b,. t |, that all complaints enumerated above, Radway’s R»vW Relief, or Rcnovatinw Rnndvant * Relief, or Renovating Resolvent will quickly o Price of Radway’s Ready relLf, 25 and 60 cent do. do. Renovating Resolvent, $1. Book and Job Printing, No. 10*2 Urrnn-at. O (ENTRANCE IN Ae LANE.) RDER8 Inft ut thu Printing Office, or nt Use Bookstore of the subscribers, will be promptly ,*,! ou « d - JOHN k. COOPER VtO Liberal advances made upon ehipments of Cktton to my friunds in Liverpool and NOTICE. enbjcct for this evening’s Lecture at tlio Unitarian Church, in—The Orthodox o’clock. Seats/re of lielief. Lecture to oonimci It-epubliyun Blue.’ ltuililiu K iiutl I.onn / AHNociutiou. II The Aunual Meeting will be held at the Drill B Room, This Evening, at 8 o’olock. Punctual attendance is re<(uu«ted, as the election of officers for tho year will take place. m *r 8 1 JOHN R. JOHNSON, 8ec’y. The 8t('uinwlii|> Isabel, FOH KKV WEST AND HAVANA, WE. Rollins, Commander, ILL connect this trip with Hie splendid steam ■ DKN OATE Tap H.n Irr.nclren if ■bln GOLDEN GATE, for Ban Fraurisco. The Golden Gate perforins her trip* from Panau • trips from Panama ays. » from Charleston to Aspinwall o Suu Francisco are thu Htoerogc,.. Through Tickets for sale by MORDKCAI it CO., . . , „ 110 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C. 1 ickets for Key Weet and Havana can be had of COHENS A HERTZ, Agouts, Savaunah. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR 1-1IILADBLPI1IA. WEDNESDAY. March 9th, isTliwsfKisaiwti Yho new and flplendid steamship . ,.1^7 HTATi '' OF GEORGIA, Capt. Wal ter Collins, will positively ' — 1 For froight or passage uj C. A. L. LAMAR. FOR NKW-YOUK. To Sail on Saturday, 12th March, ^or freight or passage applv o'clock U.^8. M.JSteamshi|> ALABAMA, Capt. C. D. I.udlow, will^c PA DELPORD, FAY A CO. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR NKW-YOUK. » To le.vu on SATURDAY. Mnrch l», is|lp»riws3EWIBs _ Tlio United States Mail steamship ^“^^"FLORIDA, Capt. M. C. Woodhull wlS lave us above. For freight or passage apply to — lar ^ PADELFOltD, Fa y a CO. AuixiinIu nml Ilniuburc nml nil In. torniviliiiie LumliiifTM on tlio Itiver. Leaves Thursday Murninff, 101 k inst., at U o cl'k. Tho Steam Packet OREGON, Cap accouimodaiioi »t „ WNCuV.i'Y.VoCKKiT A CO., Agonls. N. B.—All way freight payable by ahipp ~ NlfiW OUL LA.MS. jtt. The flno fast-sailing schr PATRICK LENRY. Kuudson, muster, having the principal part of ■^Kiier cargo engaged, will have immediate d*- r4?u.^., , i“bi6'. or w p b‘.“;‘; r r' ) ' ,o “““f* 1 * 1 CUIIENS A HERTZ. FOR VHICItitlT OU CHARTER. . *“• rehoon.r D. L. CLINCH, Kont, muter. 3-3, i ne sc!u iflJA Apply to WILLIS A BRUNDAOE. VURBALTLIIUUK-Rngulnr I.Ibb. WCOVnilIDUEWbil., Thepackctsohoi nsster, will moet with despatcli as abo\ .. _ _ reight or passage apply ou board at Telfair’ BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. T AS J 4 au AST EVENING, u Poj-tmonuic, containing an ,eTtll i{,fUl0a9} J » nd ■ eV,r * 1 receipts, with the Hmirer win . m B, n leAxia « 1,10 •*«« at this office r will be liberally rewarded. Ttere S ,‘"* 10 -...ou i » . - B,Jurd .ml uivoly furnlahvd room.. If. V, f*. '•>■ cou reuient to the bu.lncre pari of AIMily n’l .f Ull 'te l ».».lk to tlm 1'o.l-oUlc, JH.LADKLI IHA ALE.—21) Lurrel. l-ulc .. f w*.o V ntJ ’ roceiT « d P«r steamship 8tato jf Geor- * o y o u. MAYER. ""‘ r " 3 Whitaker-street. A UUTTElt, BUTTEK. f LLL SUPPLY landing ex steamer from New Yor * — for »nle at former prices, by WM. O. DICKSON, Broughton iaue. Whitaker st., uoi MEDICAL CO-PA1LTNEU8IIIP. Dr. E. U. MARTIN and Dr. II. L. BYRD, having associated themselves in the prac tice of their Profession, may bv found at their Office,at the residence of Dr. H., No. 97 Brougbton-street, south side, between Bull and Dray ton-streets. Dr. M. may be found at night at his residence ou South Broad street, batwoen Whitaker and Barnard streets. 6m no 4 DENTISTRY. OH. HI. C. HEALD Performs all operations pertaining to Natural or Artlii- cial Teeth, in the best style. Ofiiee first corner west of the Marshall llonse. \y j an jj DENTISTRY. DR.Q. D. BARNES, Hurielcnl nml Mechnnlcnl Dentist. Office corner of Congress and Whitaker-sts., Prendcrgast’s Dry Goods Store. Jy a p 17 Air. DR. WM. NEPHEW KING* Having located in 8avannah, offers his pro. fessional services to eitisens In the city and viciniff. Office corner of Barnard and 8tate streets. REreuDNocs.—Robt. Hutchison, Esq. Stephen Ha- borih.m, Ere,.; John R. Wilter, Eiq.; .nd Mmih. W*yi_Kteg. 3m j.,,0 TAPSCOTT'8 FOREIGN EXCHANGE' AND EMIGRATION AGENCY. Persons wishing to send for their friends. and desirous of bringing them out by flr.t packet ships, are informed that the subscribers are tbe only agents for the above Agenoy in this city. They are also authorised to draw oa Messrs. Wo. Tapsoott A Co., Liverpool, In sums from £1 and up- ' “ negotiable lu any town through- wards, which drafts a it Ireland aud Great Britain. Drafts on Frauoe and Germany, payable i* all part* of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to dee 24 ly BUNKER A OGDEN, 80 Bay-st. FRANK I* I N JOB O FFICU, WM. H. ROYAL. PLAIN AND FANCY BOOK ANi) JOB PRINTER, (121 Cor. Broughton Whitaker him. tlm DENTISTRY. ar<" io So IS <B> "X ii a D Surgical ami Mechanical Demint. SP- Office in BROUGHTON STREET— i Office In south side—near Whitaker-st. Abercorn. DR. SULLIVAN has removed his Offica to Congress-street, between Drayton and Private Hospital. DOCTOH8 WILDMAN ifc UANAHL, F.R.-RUUT, W.ST IKD Of THE Fu»» Ro.ll. Dks. WILDMAN k QANAHf, h.rte, •--S. oomi'leted the .rreDgementa for . Print. Ho.pit.1, and fitted np th. asm. with all th. appliances of hygiene, good turning, and madid and anrgld at tendance, nt>w offer th. henefit. of the Initltntlon to th. pnblio. The terms of admission are $1 per day. Thll will se- ire constant and officiont inedioaKrttendauco, medl- lnos, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be requlrfi* in advance, which will not be subject to reolamation.- Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on rea sonable terms. That the institution may partake as mnuh os possible of the beuevolent public character whioh the origina" • intended, th.y hnv. lolloltod tha following g.ntle- to act >■ n board of yleitori, who will at nil and *ny tttno Inapect the premiica, and whore names at, gu.rnnteea to th. public of iu efficient msnsgemout: lion. I.anjdon Chore,, | John W. And.non, A. A. Suiets, Charles Green, 'ohnUoiton, | ttolomoncS'.;;’ Montgomery Cumming. Arrangements have also been made for the accommo dation of negroes. p. H. WILDMAN, M. D., Corner Aberoorn and Sooth Broad-st. CHA8. GANAUL. M. D., South Brood-street, East of Barnard. deo 21 muds, Ao. p.p u .. OKO. ALEXANDER, Cor. Bull and Congress stt " I AMS, SMOKED BEEF, TUNGIJLN, Ac.- 4A/ Md in st< ’ r *». Roloson’s extra su- GEO. ALEXANDER. CIIAil£ ««t Laud, n i « ,,pr Mmuiier jy k(M/ V extra choice f 1 - l8 “ 1(1 box., do. do. Clirere, 5 barrele . ii,'-*,' 1 ult "U .Market Ueef. Pig Pork, .11 of which ill b. .old ,tt U, low r.to. .» own to bought for In th. oraiug to quality. ' QEO. ALEXANDER. -w NEW.SMYRNA DATES. •/I | f RAILS now Smyrnu Dutes just received— J for sale by COHENS A HERTZ. IIAlsTJMOKK MiOlIlt, 1IAC4IN, ^ II k 1IBL8. Buporflne Howard street Flu 50 hlids. Prime New Bacon, 20 •• do. do. Shoulders, 3l> bids, and 50 kegs Now Loaf Lard, anding aud for sale by ,narl> SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. ♦jL^T v L n 8 £ e quote tales of common Rosin v.wrel.kei ^ 5: w - Hteh $1 81. Tar $2 18: VarulsU 2lo. and Spirits or Turpentine 75^j77 Bacon.—^There hare been m l'‘«uit«d tales of Hides „ discount off. A prim# article would i been no traosac- dtnviug any bcuottt from its use. uot regard it my da' ... .r . . re you, th.t my health- attribute it to the use of your Cher- . — — re.^re.re rerere.re w»u>- ■ WILLIAM W, SMITH. ^5SLtau I. te fhir .. .0 cento to, „"«« . *„ nd Jlwnu for kegs. vnmafnra grave, through your iustrumenttlitv bv th« lt do11 “ 17 eetttJ for r ° n I4(qj|fl couts in ke, . ?‘ 3 V»U«e., with a good itook. wJ*iskv^ rn f afc3, ° .m■Ki S * Y- L r ^lie article has been dull or sale through it the week at rtfragfo in bbls. and 23c iu hhds. New l urk iHoucy Market. SiTcnoxT, March 5—The money market this g conimue* hard press*!, and the rales oaten-. J.m. P ."re i 0 !?! 1- f ° r . i '* id ,l * “oaths’ paper aud shorter - d lh .* wu,jr . to ^iPBar owsiomers. Call loans coDtiaue contracted. There is *Uo a demand for money hAh from «he west and ths south, and the banks are fullSSurn! for U estimated that full KUW) 0U0 of coin have ho*n remitted Into the Inte rior slue. December. The banks probably retain be- » *>c«mbor. Tbe banks proUblyrettin be- tween leu and elevon millions of coin. The foreign BH&s&mfi u ,* 8.erli.f is, easy at in- ** do *“X •i(ber for remitting, ei thereby fi 1 ^ whtrhxaiLi to-day. or the Collins steamer. which sails to-morrow. Yesterday prgv.d tbe moet stringent day io the loan and dlscouni market, that has occurred tor a twelve- month. The banks appear greatly in want of money •»«* been realising their ee- curitif*. No paper but first elate maper oould find ®". r *tfes. No paper but firsi elass nsper oould find ready takers. I ha amount or loans oatled in yosterday •*e, and in some iusunees nconeidorab paid for loans Uil to-day and to-morrow. EV" r ' y? ur ‘““trumenttlity by the Pn vidonco ol God, 1 will take the liberty to express u, you IUV erstituil.. J vo you .uy gratitude. ’ ' w ® Xpre “ h.H j na l,ie ■ymptoms of oonaumption had r.dueed me too low to lea«e m, anything like how when my physician brought me a.wttie of yonr •• Pkc- uifow wle^iTmi h Uf,Ur ^ ‘ u, “ edi » t ® relief, and now ' If r 1 ?L h re ftorcd me to sound iiealth. &J&*Z**2 what “ h “ for me, you are cer- - ->f the beuefactora of mankind, wishing you every blessing, I am With *1?! J ‘ CLARKK * ol' f Ht.^l'oteFa’church nr ^* th Msuranoe aud from such men, no stronger prmjfoan be adduced nu,ess it bo from its effect* upon trial. Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYtCR, re,.. . . __.Pre«tical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. JSt. VwSBim V**- W L W - W^COLN. 4 aud unit A BOY, thirteen years old, uccus- • rerea. V.g. ho#t|tp App , yto ■ WM. WRIGuT. ( beKl F-nerns extant, vJ Also throe Ranges, for sale cheep by _ maeS JAMEa fiULLlvay, wmghtoft-st. TVORY Bulauced HanJIe TABLE CUTLERY A.™'*?* b / T. W. CORNWELL, 101 Bryen-et. ywrver- aaaaw I E OARiTiSli CtlFFKE.-FrcsirRoa.ted and Ground Coffee—tho best White Java—for sale at - IM * r ^ 1 SCALLY'S, bt. Andrew's Hall. $50 Mewaid. ?OR my negro hoy uumed BEN. about six years JL «r ego, stout built, and comploxloi* biaok. Misting un the 10th day of February last, anppoied to be stolen and carried away from the city. The above reward will be paid by bis being delivered to me alive m » r Q tt GEORGE A. ASH. NOTICE. J ^ACTORS, McrcUautM and Othorn, de- siring to havo their Cottou repacked, can do so by applying at my press, Eastern Wharves. C. A. L. LAMAR. dciuunds against the brie LION, and Captain SAWYER, deceased, will the undersigned on or Itfore WM. CRABTREE. Stocks and Bonds. B ANK of the Bute of Georgia, Central Railroad and Bankiug Company, Hontb-Weatern Railroad and Muscogee Railroad STOCKS; also, City of Savan nah, and Central Railroad Bonds—for sale by le by BANCROFT A BRYAN, No. 117 Bay-ct. a purchase—Georgia State Ronds. 3 ui7 NOTICE A LL accounts duo (he undersigned JjM .... ... ...... .1- -re. ? the 1st of January last, if not settled by tho lUth day of April bo placed in tbs bauds of an attorney for collection. P. JACOBS, i Pig Hams SCALLY'S, St. Andrew’s Hall, GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY OFFICE, Qaudry s Building, Bull st., opposite Post-Office. GREGORY A MAURY. Manama. M FRENDEltGAHT dfc CO. huve • usunce the arrival THIS DAY or the first por- if their * ' CLASS 29 YOU 1853. Will be drawn in Savannah, Thie Day, Mareh 9. 78 Number Lottery—14 Drawn Ballot!. CAPITAL j 4,600 DOLLAHSI Tloketj |1—Sharee In proportion. DAN’L. H. STEWART. Vender for Gregory A Mangy. the enrteciibcr, bl* tndcc against barhoring or ae I will hold them accountable for ole SAMUEL „ rU-IIT AND NAVY Bit* 50 ,ro “’ " rt ‘ v Railroad Spring Stock. Tk.lr Mr. Pr.uterj.,1 b.te, n.w te th. mark,to, they expect the full completion of hlapurohasos in afovr days, ot which a detailed notice will be given; in tbo meantime, they solicit au early inspection from alltheit old friends and the public generally. „ , 178 BROUGUTON-ST., mar 7 Opposite Saint Andrew’! Hall. ItOlltillTTO JAlL.-AN"! M KO' ^xs x I’ll a AIL.—A Wug.re ... JOHN—about thirty-flvo year* of age, light ion, five feet six inches in height—says he he Man named light corn- height—says he belongs ISAAC IrLYON, Jailor. B ltOUUHT TO JA1 (..—A Nerro Mo. lumrfl SIFFt<>—about forty years of age, dark complox- foM». ftv * fo*t «ix inches in height-saye he belong! to j inches in hotght- aaye he belongi I a Collins, of Macon, Georgia. ISAAC P’LTON, Jailor. Crape Shawls, Crape Shawls. I UUT RECEIVED nt thu nett store a fresh « , O ply of Plain and Embroidered White Crape. Shawls, of overy quality. - - q'lusted to c *' dies are most, respectfully ve- i them, as there is no trouble J. U. COHEN A CO.’S, 140 Broughton-si. UUNING GOODS.—Black Gronadinc, * 6 Pwd,’ Bareges, Silks, Bomb.-ulnes, Pop- CMhsaad Alpacoas, Mournlug l^wn*. Ii'r.ft .rr.fi M-.ir-A rxi jjj Crfiflfi juxi re- D.WITT4 MOSOAN. rel.hr - "“ ir f from brig Clem- ’ 7 CJuterior« t cwuonouam. mm-
