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_ . . •' FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE ?&££** 1 -'-v-wgfc TWELVE CENTS A WEEK-—SINGLE C' VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1853. PUBLISHED DAILY AND t hi-weekly BY JOHN M. COOFEli. WILLIAM T. THUMPSON^EOITOR. * fho - Daily Mohnimi nb wh ful»*jribon. At FIVE dollaun por annum, payable l.curlv IN ADVANCE,or lor twelve cents av uuyitolo In the Carriers. Single conics, thhkb c£ i» delivered to City ‘o halt* _ week, Carriers. Single copies, thhkb cent* *•••»*. ■ m-iVlIBKLY iMoIt.NINO.NKWH,” j(for till country.) coutiiiuinir nil tlio now mutter and now uil- vertisoments of the Daily, is furnished for TilltKB dollars pur minem, in nilvimco. . Advertisements iusorted at the following rates : — ........ i Year AU t. r advertisements not exceeding five lines, three- fourths of tho above rates will he charged, i. For one lusortion >......4.1 cents. 1“ two “ 75 •• " One Week $1 50, fto.Ao. Legal Advertisements inserted at the asual rates. 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The total sales of tho week, amount to 80,000 bales, the largest ever known in this city. Prices are firm, and strict Middling is worth 9 to 9J els. Tho stock on hand is estimuted at about 305,000 bales, deducting 20,000 bales burned ot the Alabama Press. Increased Receipts.—The increased re ceipts at all the Southern Ports, according to ike Prices Current, is 518,000 bales. Racon.—Bacon sides are declining. The Now ttenute. The Washington correspondent of the Now York Express, speaking ol the present Sounlc, says ; Tho Senate Chamber, under the new organiza tion, exhibits the usual disposition to o-Ublish strong party lines. Tho Whigu uro nil on tho left of tho presiding ofllcor, but the Democratic Sena tor* betas the most numerous, lap over considerably ou the Whig side. Mr. Everett takes tho place of his predecessor, John Davis, with Senutor Badger on his loft and Air. Toombs on his right. Air. John M. Clayton, who has been no uuity years in tho Senate, resumes bin ■place after uu ubsencc of four years. Tho Whigs several States. Therois much regret at the loss of Senator Hale, who was always tho prelude and afterpiece to the trugedies of theSeuute Chamber. He has matin more iiieu laugh here during tho six year* past than ull his asHociutos beside, but whut tho Senate has lost indignity, it has gained in good temper. Air. Atherton, his successor, is an amiuble, but rath er sedate, gentleman-. Tho Whurs, with Everett, Clayton, Toombs, Phelps, und Benjamin, among the old Seoators, ami tlie strong men who hold over, are a fair mutch for their opponents, though much the most numerous.— The Whigs, too, present physicully some of tho finest specimens of men iu the country, such ns Morion, of Florida ; Toombs, of Ga.; Clayton, Phelps, of Vl.; Badger, of N. C., Ac., &c. 13*** There are three thuusund two bundled and twenty-eight McDonnells and McDonalds in the county of Glengarry, Canadu, among n total population of only seventeen thousand. Kudo's Directory of New York City for 1852- ’53, has the places of buninesM of upwards of one hundred and fifty members of this numer ous Celtic family. (From the Pensaool* Oaxetta.J The Isthmus of Tehuantepec to be the Route of Travel to California. Mr. Editor -•—When tho road is constructed across Tuliuautepec it will bo par cxcellcncn, tho pluunant routo uf travel to uuy of the cities nil tho coast of Califoraiu, from New York or any of oar northern cities — provided always, that the railroad is laid down from this city to Savunuah. Now look at it—you cau truvel from Canada East to San Francisco, without enduring extra fatigue, -or loss of sloop throughout tho entire route. On board of all the steamers there ure elegant state rooms, with luxurious berths, and all tho railroads cun *i> through by daylight. Even when the great Paciuc railroad is curried through two thousand miles of western land, some urn years hence, this Tuhaqittsyci; routo will bo preferred by ull who liftve a regard Air convenience and health, for lliOdix or seven days travel, from our eastern States to Cali fornia,constantly on u railroad will be a most fatiguing and wearyiug to the constitution of tho strongest men, aud those who are not. blest with robust health, will most assuredly come this way. The iuterual Pacific railway will be the Nutiouul Military roud thul will enublo us to bold tccuroly, with common vigiluuce, our vast pmisrssions border ing ou Alio Pacific ocean. It will be the road for 'he grout westcru trade and truvel for the we.tern states through which it will ruu. Over it will be 'transported troops, military stores, munitions of wur, provisions, &e., for ull gonurul government purposes. But the citizens of ourAtlautic 8utc« will most surely prefer tho steamer and railroad travel, via Tehuantepec, innsiuucli us it will not con sume more than three or fuor days longer tiinu in going the distuuce, which cuu be demonstrated as fellows: From Now York to Savuntiuii, by stemnor, fifty- four huurs--froiu buvaunnli to Pensucola, by railroad, twelve hours—from Pensacola to the Coutzncoalcon inver, SQYoi;ty-iwo hours—ueross tho Isthmus of Tuliuautepec, by steamer, plunk und ruilroud, in six hours. This calculation brings us to (lie shores of tho 1 acific ocean iu six days from New York. From lha terminus of the railroad on tho Pacific sido of 1 ebuaniepcc to ban Francisco tho distance is 2,300 miles. Uccun steamers now-a-days are making sixteen kuots per hour, mid at a luss rule than that * steamer cau steam tho distance ill six days—which would inuke tho running time from Now York to Kan Francisco, via Bavanus!: Pensacola und the lilbinus of Tehuuutepoc only iweive days. Now, it •uuy bo argued that the estimate oftime is put ut too mw a figure, but it certaiuly is within tho hounds of H l’ e «d acquired at the present day—souio of our clipper sailing vessels huve gone seventeen knots an hour for consecutive days, und man bus not ynt been able to estimate the speed that cau be ucquirod bva locomotive on a railroad. But loru longdis- funco like ihut from Ban Fruucisco to tho Missis- I'ppi a certain rata must ho established and main-' faiiied, aud (heroin-the short reads of (lie Tekuuu- topee route wilt havo tho advantage. Lei us have tee railroad from Buvaunnti to Pensacola siuiullu- ncousiy with that over tha Isthmus of Teliuaniopec. evidence that it will be perfected at no very distuut day. The prospective utility nml importance of this invention uro very apparent iu its appllcutii portraits, landscapes, botany, morbid uiiuiomy, mineralogy, couchology, aborigiiiul history, the reproduction of valuable paintings, und to various ornamental purposes. Tho committee uro satis fied of Air. Hill's claim to origiuttlify and priority of invention, uud deem it Imt just und right ihut he should be suitably protected and oiicnuruged; and they deem it more particularly so seeing that n rival lias been set up ill r'rmice since the aiiuouneu- iiinut of bis discovery was mndo. The niuniia by which this process is curried out being strictly chcmir.nl, it would seem that tho existing putuiit laws would not secure to the inventor the soetir ty required. Owing, however, to the short period remaining of Ills present session of Congress, and iho press of business, tlio cntumiUoe liuvn been unuhln to devise any bettor or moro efficient mode by which to recognise tlio claim of Air. Hill, limn by rccomtnouding that his memorial, together with this report, he placed ou tho records of tlio Bcnatu. [.From the New York Espr Undo Tom iu tlio Free Mutes. Wo would respectfully invoke the intention of our Northern Abolitionists, ami particularly tho disci- pies of Unctctoimcubiiiisiu, who profess a never- •lying sympathy for the black man, (if lie he a slave) to the fact that tlio “tree while” rilatn of Illinois has just passed a law, to parallel which, in absolute First. It prohibits the bringing of any uegro or mulutto into the State—no nintlor whether they he bond or free—on pain of linury linn and imprison ment, besides paying costs of prosecution. Tlio uppurent effect of such a provision is, practically, to cut oll'all communication gro and Illinois white mail. The bluck race is al together proscribed. Second. If a uegro or mulatto is brought into the State through the iusiniuiouiulity of a porsou or persons not residing withiu its boundaries, due pro vision is mndo for bringing them to punishment by occsa of requisition upon tlio Governor of the ato of which the olfciidiup party niuy bo a resident. Third. It is adjudged a high misdemeanor for u negro or Mulatto, bond or freo, to emm into tho rftute and remain ten days, with uu intention to re side there. Tlio punishment prescribed is u line of fifty dollars ; nml if the money is not paid,—that is, if the negro has no money—the HhuritF of the Coun ty is to advertise him g ap- TO BE BOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. .J& Oil the day of sale, ho shall bo transferred to uuy poraou who, for the shortest term of service, will pay tho aforesaid fine il costs *• Aud (wo quote vurbutim here) said pur- user shall have Ike right to compel said negro mulutto to tcork for and serve out said time." If there is any acceptable difference hero between tho ”peculiar instinction” Boutli and the Illinois imitation of it North, it is certainly on the side of the former. In the South the African is only a sluve ; in llliuois ho is made both a slave uud a vag abond. Fourth. If n negro or mulatto don’t leave the Stale within ten days of the cxpirutiuo of his time of service, lie shall be linbte for a second prosecu tion, involving a penalty doubly severe, to bo exact- cd by moans of a nK-8ALR at public auction. Fifth. One hull* the fine imposed goes to the par ty or witness iiiukiug complaint. The other ‘ “* goes to what is called a Churity Fund—a fund lor the relief of tho (it is presumed while) poor of tin; .ouuty. Sixth. If uuy Justice of tho Pence refuse to issue the necessary process for arrest uml sale, as already described, special provision is made for Ins ji —wit and iho execution of the law by oilier ollic Seventh. Every person who sliull have one fourth negro blood shall bw deemed u mulatto. There's a law for you ! The vote oil it stood — Senate : Yea* 13, Nays 0—House: Ycus -II, Nays 2(1. Only one affirmative vote in each home from Northern Illinois! It went in*o effect on the 12lh last month, aud is now, therefore, iu full operuiic The lirct thing that strikes one, oil perusing this enactment, is ilm unanimity with which it seems to jinvo passed ; and (ho next is very likely to resolve itself into the query, what is or where was cessity'for putting such mi enactment ou the statute book t Illinois, it should he understood, then, bus for _ long while hack been overrun by n class of so called free nogroes, the moat of them fugitives from the ad joining slave dtutes of Keutucky, Tennessee uml Missouri, of the most worthless description. Tlio poor-houses of the State, wo ure told, liuve boot) filled with them; for it seems they have nuith n .r the physi cal ability or tho disposition to earn u living for themselves. The alms-houses, consequently, have been their only refuge, and tho people have been so heavily taxed for their support tlmt at length, it seems, they came to tlio conclusion to endure it iio longer, l’oor white men, among others, auid they found it a lia.d matter to get a living for ilicuiNolves and families, and did’iit want to be compelled to sup port runaway negroes. Hence tho Bill iu r-iestion It rclutesonly to negroes coming into the State, it will bo soeu, uud not to those already domiciled < its soil. This fact ought to be borne in mind, for disrobes the cunciiiinut of that uppeurauco of inhu manity which, on u first view, it would seem to have Indiana, it ought to be added, huviiig been n seven sufferer from like taciirnioiiH, had ulruudy :«law ope rating very nearly with like severity. The lllinoii law Is, ou its face, unconstitutional; but tlio fact that it is a late, for tho time being, indicates u stale of tlio public mind liiero lo which we have thought it proper to invite attention YVI ARSENALS. For arseiiuls, ,071 ; und tlml the Secretary of War ho, uud is hereby, authorized to abolish such of tho arsenals of Ihc United Stains ns iu his judg ment may ho useless or unnecessary. PROMOTIONS. Sec. 9. And he it further enacted, That whenever any lieutenant of the Corps of Engineers, Corps of Topographical Engineers, or Ordnance Corps, sliull nave served fourteen years' continuous service nt- liouteiinnt, lie shall ho promoted to the rank ol cuptuin : Provided, Tlmt the whole number of of in cither of Haul corps shall not ho increased iow^ fixed by law : -And, pro- ball be promoted be- beyoud the iiuiulx . vided further, That in who rank him in his corps. Tho increased puy given lo officers mid soldiers rvingon tlin Pacific, has ulno been extended to iho ,Q companies of mounted riflemen that garrisoned art Lnrumie. Compensation t fildp, steam-bout, anu way totters Wrapping paper Office furniture, Advertising. Alai I bags, blank* Mail looks, keys, and stamp Mail depredations aud special agents,.. in it, to us poor outside Postage i P. M.’s offices,.. ns items ops and envelope*,.. 76,600 51,000 55,OU0 2U,0““ 6U,U 556,0 120,0 -65,000 of Eii To supply a deficiency Department, $1,800,100 uro upjrtoprinted annually of the Treasury. Letters sent to Culiforuia and Oregon are to ho advertised freo of expense to tin United States, uml by the issuing of circulars It postmasters and causing tho sumo to bo published, ible, llm delivery of letters Besides the ordinary appropriations, this bill pro des for the following increase in pay. Tlio salary of the assistant observer or astrono- or ut tho National Observatory sliull he $20UU, and tho principal clerk $1300. Tho p when attached to and doing duty at the naval station of C tliforuiu shall he $4000 per uuntim, and lie dmll be allowed n clerk at ucoiupetn ccodiug $2000 por annum. Tills hill gives to all iioii-commissioued officers, musicians and privates of the navy, of the marine puy, tho same i also uppropriui various purpo vy Yard. iu i id about the New York Nu- [Correspondence of tho linltimorc Sun.] fleli|fion» IlabitH and Speculations of (lie nialioniLMlnim. God is great, and Afoliomet is Hie Prophet I” Thus c..claims und thus believes the Modem do rotoe, us on bended knee and. half prostrated lie suds up his reverential supplications to Allah, the High Heavens. VVlim the solemn call, proclaimed by the inuc ••• from some lowering minaret, hiiiiiuioiis tlio oilier half Jdithful to the worship of Jehovah, whether they , when the sound fulls upon their ears, amid the plcusure-scoking crowds ihut throng tho vallics of the celestial waters—whether in the prcsenco of the true believer or infidel, regardless of tlio excitement around them or the criticising observations of tin Christian, they incline their luces toward AIccch and mutter their orison/with u fervency ami carnestiiesi peculiar alone to tho worshipping Mnliomcdun. him on the deck of the crowded ie^ ploughed Lor way through tlio .. ; in aomu chosen spot by the margin of tho winding Bosphorus; withiu his dark shaded cemeteries near the lomli ol some friend whose soul lie believed had been wnfted to ilm urins of Abru hum ; ou tlio hill side and iu tho valley, place him self in un adoring posture, and become wholly e grossed in prayerful devotion. ' We uru too apt to condemn ill tolo tho Mahomc- dun, on account of his religion. From afar wo gaze upon, and find fault with all (ho glaring defects of lliui religion, but never admire its sublime truths and hsaulitt. Wo are shocked at the Pmpliul’i allowing Ins followers u multiplicity of wives, but cannot pause to admire the injunctions which omnieud his votaries to coustuut pruyor, deeds of chuve more room to spuro, we may laki occasion lo examine tho onuses which liuvu hid to this extraordinary yot • erfcctly natural and inighl- liavn-heeii-oxpecled hostility of tlio Northwestern Stales to free negroism. Meanwhile wo turn the Illinois enactment over to the kindest regards of the Northern Abolitionist* nml tlicir tondei-iiuarted col leagues, the women ofBtufibrd House, with Urn sug gestion Hint their guns ought to bn turned away from the Boutli lor a little while, in order t > demol ish this bold attempt to re-establish slavery iu tlio North. For Undo Tom iu Illinois, ns tilings now stand, is likely to he infinitely worse off, among the AIarinus. The Hlllotype. Alnny have treated the alleged Uucovdry of Air it, by Which lie affects to produco colored pho- •’irranhu, as & humbug. Tho following Senate ro- I art rrom one of the bunding Committee will show *»•«*■• must bo some truth iu the claim : Mr. James made the following report, which wus oninred to be printed • a Co,n,,, ‘ w ® e - ou aud the Patent Offics, i wh ntn was referred the memorial of I.ovi L. Hill, 11 reference to his alleged discovery in Helio- chrome or sun painting, so denominated by smd U xi *° *ubraii the following report: Mf-Hill, having been before the committee, ex- uiued to them the history nml principles of his iivenUon, and submitted to their iiupccmm uumcr- 'actions of hb an orin- i formed the opinion sufficient proois tliut ‘ am of photographic in their bauds the a tty other covering, id otherwUu testo'l, The Appropriation llills. NEW secretaries and salaries. in the Appropriation Billi-, many salaries Imvn been quito lilcruily raised. AH tlio members of tile Cabinet have been put up from $U.(HH) to $8,(Mil) per anuum—and the Vico President, instead of hav ing $5,000, is to have $8,000 per anuum—which lut- ier raiso was scatcoly necessary, innsmuuii as Im is not expected to incur moro expense than Senators usunlly incur. Tho sulury of Air. Buche, head of the Coast Sur vey, wus raised to $G,000. The salary of the Sub-Treasurer of New-York wns raised to $6,000. CLASSIFICATION OF CLERKS. After June 30,1853, tile clerkM in tiio departments are to be re clostilied—No. 1 to receive $900; No. 2 $1,200; No. 3 $1,500, and No. — $1,800 per annum. CUSTOM HOUSE. Tho additional appropriations for Custom Houses i follows : Charleston New-Orloana, .. $100,000 steamer, a thing v strict observance of which atVuids un exiunplu which •night be profitably imitated by thousuuds of pseudo Christians, iu reference to the iurpired doctrines of Holy Wilt. Were the most of us us mindful of tin teachings of our Savior, us the Mahoincdun is o those of tho Arabian Propliot, immorulity would be a thingalmost unknown among us, nml our fuvorod land would universally exult iu the light of those divine rays that enunnle from the Great Redeemer. Yet, from the very nature of his belief, the AIus- selmuu is superstitious to a great degree; icitfi that superstition, however, there is associated a primi tive simplicity of inanucrs, uml uniform integrity and iuguuuouMie.s that challenge un admiration. These luttor attributes, of course, do not belong to tho higher officers of rank ut tho Porte, who, like most (officials, uud some nearer home than Con stantinople, understand political iuiriguiug well enough. Among the singular superstitious of the Turk*, tlio Arabs, as well us most oriental nations, !• !h»* crediting (lie existence of the ‘Evil Eye," and the belief that certain prayers or signs, offerings or sacrifices, will avert its iofhiuiico. Amulet* are worn by men uud women, uud suspended aroiiud the necks of the children. Tlio brute creation too, is protected thus from ovil, as (he pruucing charger i» often soon with u huge charm adorning his forehead. Nor do they stop bore; even inuni- iiiiUo things become object* of solicitude, uml il is no rare sight lo see a dwelling protected from harm by the potent agency of u string of ouious suspend ed from its caves. On the summit of the Giant's mountain, there is n avu, which some nay is that of Joshua. Accord- g lo Turkish tradition, this mountain was once in habited by a huge giant,no largo that ho could *it on the top ami bathe Ills loot in the Bosphorus which laves its base. Whalovcr niuy bo the truth iu the matter, they hold thuplueo sacred ; thogravo in en closed, und an aged uioalum Dervish keeps his con stant vigils over it. It is a shrine for the more in fatuated Turks, and they often offer up their prayers within its sacred precincts. Near it hang shreds of the gurmeiils of those parsons suffering affiictiou, who place them there under tlio idpa that they de rive healing virtues from those pious acts. Uy iho way this grave is not over thirty feet ill length, which fact would seem to couilict with the slory tlmt the delicate individual in question could place •lis feet at the basouf the hill whilst sitting on tlio uinmit ; hut the pious dorvisb solves the mystery by contending that it only contains the giant's big ferior degree of huppiin unbelievers. Looking upon u* a* infidels, the Mahomedan deems il un reasonable (<> imagine tlmt wo can enjoy the same exquisite happiness as ho in a future stab;. There still lingers sonic of the aucient prejudices against Christians, whom they call fiaowrr; hut it is rapidly disappearing and now *c»rcnly ever man ifests itself suvo in some Mich fuimlicul scutum a* the month of Ilnmazan, which I have already des cribed. As Tar as llie Fort is concerned, it appears to be extraordinarily well disputed tow nrds clirls- flans, allowing thorn full lellgiou* liberty and every privilege that they might desire, with the exception of holding landed property iu tlioir own nuinos, withiu its dominions. Tin! Turks are rentarkohlcTor their invineiblc attachment lo their religion, almost every effoiltn bring them over to chrietiauily having proved utter ly abortive. One single Tuik, almost, if not tho only instnuco on record, changed tlm fuiili ol his futhors whilst wo wero In f'onstanliiioplv, nml i produced »o much excitement that lie was compell-. cd to leavo tho country. Tho offortH ol our own cntcrpriHiiig aud efficient missionaries in Turkey are directed, not to the re formation uf the IMomiti**-, but tlm Armenians; for the instruction of whose children they Imvn estab lished a school, wherein are taught the English lan guage, and the bright truths and principles of elirit- fanny. J. E. P. B. Baptist Colleges and Seminaries.—There arc in (he United Staton, it is said, 27 Baptist Col leges uml Theological Hcmitiaricr, die total value of the properly of which is estimuted nt $2,990,000.— During tlio lust five yoars, the muia sulncribod mi their br.hniramounted to $1,515,0110. The subscrip tions to Columbia College, I). C., during tliut period, umouiit to $40,000, aud ilm value of its properly is set down ut $80,000, and Ihut of Richmond College, Vu., nt $120,000, of which $100,000 have be' r* sub scribed withiu five year*. A ruhftcripdoii of $J5,. 000 for tho endowment of a professorship m the Lew isliurg Uuiverity, Pa., wiu made by three gen- men of Philadelphia, a few days since, viz : Dr. I)uvid Jayne, $I2.5uO ; J. P. Crosier, Esq., $7,500 and Will. Buckunll, Esq., $5,000. The Orleans Fortune.—It appears the nett proceeds of the Orleans property, now tlmt ull tlio Miles liuvu been perfected, is, in round numbers, thirty-seven millions of francs. This will loavtLpucI) of the children of Louis Philippe worth only about a million of dollars a piece. Tho grand children, of course, will divide (heir deceased parent's share. Conse quently, the young Conut-of Paris, who would now he King of the French, if the Orleans dynasty hadcontimied, will receive hut hutfa million, hit younger brother taking the other hall. Circumstances aiming out of tho will of his aunt, Madame Adelaide,, may, it is said, deprive him even of this half a million, and leave him entirely penniless. Singular Occurrence and Death.—Mr. I'atchiu, residing ill Oswego county, New York, recently returned from California, was engaged iu mellitq* some gold dust in a cruci ble over the stove, when the room became till cd with tho fumes of the quicksilver used in tho operation, and by inhaling it the members of tho family, eight in niimber, became sick. They were found in this condition by u neigh bor. One of the children, u hoy about 16 years of age, died ou Tuesday. Good.—The New Yotk Day Rook has the following excellent epigram: When Lntin I studied, my Ainsworth in hand, I answered my teacher that Sto uieuut to ntaml; But if asked, I should nowgivo another reply. For Stouo moan*, beyond any cavil, to lie. Por sloop Liberty, from Ustabaw—22halos 8 I Cotton, ho, to Abdersous t Co, and 11 llabershaui k Hon. CONSIUNKKfi. Per brig Susan Ludwig, from Boston—Bunker k Og den, T 8 Wayne. T It Mills. II J Gilbert, I W Morrell A Co, Wni N llabershaui, l.joa A Used, C 8 6trattou, aud ordor. l’or brig Georgians, from Boston—Bunkor A Ogden T B Way no, T 8 Mills, T W Coekcry, Cohen A Foedtck, J l* Collins, Crime A lloluoutbe, D il Galluwsy, llonu A Connory, W W Lincoln, I W Morrell A Co, I) O’Con ner, and Harris A Fleming. Per brig Rescue, from Boston- Bnuker A Ogdon, Co- hen A Food ink, I W Morrell L Co, T 8 Wayne, N K Barauin, D II Galloway, and order. Per sohr Francis flatterly, from New York—Willis A Drnndagu, Cohens A Herts, J V Connorat A Co, Crane k Holcombe, E F Wood A Co, K Irtivcli, G It A J BUsu- drloksou, M A Cohen, E Famous A Co, J F Hamilton G 11 Johnson, T R Mills, T 8 Wayne, John Jones, S II Day, If Clark, Uehn A Foster, 8 Good all, U Butler, W W Goodrich, N B Knapp, J 11 Carter, Morse A Nichols, Thos Usury. A Haywood, Il T Vlrser, W 1* Yongo.T W Coskery. N B A II Weed, L A M Liliontlial. W M Da vidson, Ncvitt, Lathrnp A HtebMna, Brigham, Kelly A Co, O Van Horn, Houo A Connery, 8 E Both n ull A Co, and W W Garrard. 4U *' Prime and choice 25 ” Fair and Trim 150 hhls. Sterna refined Fuir and Trimo Muscovado do am refi WEBSTER A d PALME3. H igh pkoof whisky, &c 50 bbls. high proof Whisky HU ” White ” do 15U “ N. O. do 40 " Moaonnplicbw Ay- nr~‘ r l’ifre ofti Bourbon do 120 " Phelps Giu 50 •' Domestic Brandy 30 qr. casks ‘do For sale by PASSENGERS. Por stoamer Gordon, from Charleston—.! Loomis, J W It ckncll, AMagau, J B Itiohnadson, GUT Alexan der, J 8 Duke, E fiteole. Miss Bicele, Mbs Everett, J W Brown and Indy, A F Simmons, K 11 Taylor, ‘ “ Oakley, B B Mitchell, A Atkin, Mrs lining aud 2 Mrs Lincli, Mrs Tunno, 2 Misses Tuduo. W M Tnnnoi ESChissin. JT Lurgos.J 11 Watson, J I) Norn, Mr Kennedy and svt, M Ross, J Judan, T M Oncdy, and COiMMKiti'IXL, LATKVT DATKS. Llverpol...Feb. 27-Uavro....Feb. 25-Havana....Mar. 8 Savitnnnh ftlnrkot, IlKnrch Iff. COTTON.—'The sales yosterday wore 675 bales, vis 10 at 7,30 at 33 at 8*„ 61 at , 26 si 8’;. 38 at» 38 at 9 5-10, 77 at 111 at 9>(, 35 at 10,110 at 10 1-10, aud 86 at I0' 4 cents. Tho foreign aoeounts by the Af rica had no influence on tho market, which eontinuod firm. Hnvnmiuli Kxportn. Cik.M'cluos— Brig II II MoUilvery — 120,039 feet Lumber. Mavutiuuli Import*. Liverpool—Br. bark Eloauor—3,885 sacks Salt, and • tons Coal, to A Low A Co. Rio m: Janeiro—Brig Trieste-3,600 bags Coffee, to Padelford, Fay A Co. New Orient)* Market, iVc. NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 9, 9:27, P. M.-Cotton on Wednesday continued active, and 12,000 bales were taken—mostly for England—at full prices. Bacon Sides wero worth 73* cents ^ lb. Muss Pork had ad vanced, and 2000 bbls. were sold at from 15.50a$l6 $ bbl Fheicuts wort very active, and twenty British ships had been chartered for Liverpool sinco the 5th in stant at ).d. ExciUNURon I/ondon was dull at 9 por int premium. NEW-ORLEANS, MARCH 10,2.30 P.M.—On Thurs day 10,000 bales of Cotton wero sold; strict Middling worth 0*4 cents. ponding with thoso paid previously.' The* truiuMctious reached fully 2IU0 bales, from 7J* to 10;eta. BOSTON, MARCH 9,1 P.’M.-The Cotton market very qulot, and prices have deoliuod lull *^e. ^ lb, but wo have no sales to notice. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. .UBh.UTnMflkliTM.il li.Jm. WEBSTER trALUES. M AIjAGA GRAPHS, Raisins, Oranges, Ac Just received por steamer, 10 kegs Milage Grapes, 10 boxes % ami } 4 Bunch Raisins, 10 do. Orau- ges. 10 do. Lemons, Pig Hams, Smoked Beer, Tongues Pickles, Reel, Pig Pork, Pickled Tongues,llologna Suu- sages, Sordines, Salmon, Ac. , . , GEO. ALEXANDER, «*p « corner Ball and Cougress sta., Mouuiuout-sq. J OniklHl ltODGHUS Ar SON’S fine Fish Carvers, for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, f<-‘b 15 I02B r >nu- 1LUTHHS iUHiShs, Clothes Hamper, un . «-.i - i# 'U|. MORSE A NICHOLS. ( Uj Clothes Baskets, of all sizes. w°; Pails, Keel _ half pipes Otard Dupey A Co. Brandy, various ntages and warranted 4th proof, in Custom Housu ores, und for sale on as favorable terms as nay in mar* •nBtant supply of direct importations, Cog- ■idcaux liraudios. Alsi* IUU baskets '• Bne- .'liam]iangnc, imported by ourselves—a choice baskets Huidsiokaud Buuoho Champagne.— For sale ou favorable terms, by WEBSTER A PALMES. Chilian nark Gen Blai . Co. Br brig Planter, Birowdale, Whitehaven, England, in ballast, to A Low A Co. Brig Trieste, Lainphcr, 55 days from Rio do Janeiro, with Coffoe, to Padelford, Fay j£ Co. Brig Susan Ludwig, liastiugs, Boston, to Bunkur A Ogdon. Brig Rescue. Stratton, 29 days from Boston, to Bnnk- ■ A Ogdon. Encountered heavy westerly galo* during the entire passage. On the 20th Fcbruarv, during a gale. Win Johnson, a native or the Shetland Islands, as blown off the topsail yard and Inst. Sohr Francis Sailorly, Davis, Brundage. Sohr Chiu i Willis A Brundago. A^w' ld* ^ 8l®P*on, Heed, Boston, with Hay, Ae, Sloop Liborty, Barret, Ossabaw. to Master. Steamer J Randolph, Crcswell, Augusta, with boats 14 aud 17, to T R Mills. Steamer Gordon, Brooks, Charleston, to S M Laffit- Dr Daniel's Hat, from Piautation, with 60 casks Rice, New York, to Willis A A Greiner, lllgbee, Charleston, in ballast, Dry Goods, Clothing, ho. CHEAPEST~CASI1 STORE! I,3ROM this date until noxt April, tlio suhs.^rlbors I 1 will CONTINUE SELLING thoir IMMENSE COLLECTION of Ureas, Housekeeping and Plantation Dr if Goods, at VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICES To liiduoe tho groatest numbor I by our making it in disputably their fntorost] to mot only uuy roil immk- iuatk usk, but also to autioipnto future waats in present purebascs. <>ur stork is unequallod in oxtreme choapncss and variety of choice Iu nlmost ovory class of goods, that are better qualities and stylos for their ru.qKulive prices than esu bo had elsewhere in Savan nah, and comprise* partly a large assortment of FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, RED COMFORTERS AND UUJLT8, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, LADIE8’ VESTS OF EVERY KIND, WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON HOSIERY, GINGHAMS. CALICOES AND CHINTZES, MUSLIN UK LA1NK8, CANTON ('LOTUS, in every quality, MKIllNOh'.K AND 11 MERINOE8 AND ALPACAS, It LACK AND COLORED HI I.IiH. .... From very low priced to richest imported. EMBROIDERIES, vory cheap, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, WIDE 8IIEKTING8, SHAWLS, VERY CHEAP, EMBROIDERED IIANDKERCIIIEF8, MARSEILLES QUILTS, WINDOW CURTAINS, LINEN GOODS') all pure flax, Ac. Our stock (a so redundantly assorted, and so uniform ly very oheap, that purchasers of a largo assortment, in small uud large quantities, can bo suited in onr storo * a greater number of artieles, aud thereby effect greater saving, than in nay other store in Savannah. McKOSKER & TREAN0R, PORTERS Extensive Clothing Emporium, He. Andrew 7 * Hall, ISraunlitoa Street* r l , HE Subscriber takes plramiru iu announcing to I tho ciUseni of Savannuli, and tho itublio generally, that he is in rooeipt of tho largest Arrival of Fall and Wlntor CLOTHING ever offered in the Sou thorn States, la this establishment eau be found every quality and style of Clothing to please tho taste of the most fastidi ous. This estublishuout is divided into six different departments, cadi one containing a rich and full assort- taken great pains to have tnanu- . „ ir this market, and ‘ extensive and foshionablo Pictured, expressly for this inarke*, and of the best lariat, an exter _i — *—*-’• CLOTHING for to R Habersham k Son. Brig II11 McOilvery, Crockett, Cioafuegoa—Stillman, Steamer Calhoun, Bai scrap of Louisville, 87,715 Cincinnati 87,716 Providence 59.U00 Wilmington, Del 3.500 Norfolk, 30,000 For repairs k fixtures of Custom Houses, 25,000 Tiicse arc nearly all additional appropriations. APPRAISER GENKIIAI.. All udditioual Appraiser General is appointed for tho Pacific coast, with a salary of $6,000. He hus ull his travelling expunses paid, in addition to his salary. SURVEY or THE COA8T. Betidos the usual appropriations uro (lie follow- f’or continuing the survey of tho northern and northwestern lakes, including Lake Superior, fifty thousand dollar*: Provided, That a survey of so much of the couiniuuicution between Luke Huron and the Saut Ste. Mario as may bo necessary to as certain whut part thereof requires to he deepened shall bn mado without delay, and plius uud esti mates of tho uuluro and expeuse ol the work shall bo laid before Cougross at its next session. printing uml distributing charts of luke sur veys, fifteen hundred dollars. Two ■ to Peru, uud auotiier to Central America, with tliuj Secretaries of Leguliou. The Chiueae CoiniiiLaionersliip has been made a Aill mission, with u $9,000 outfit uud $9,000 salary. A now Clmrgeship lias been croatcil to Switzer land. Ministers Resident, new officers, have been crea ted for all the Charges, provided their salaries uro not increased—but this proviso will soon be taken off—and their puy will be raised. The salary of the CominiHsioiinrship to the Sand wich island*, has been raised to $5,000. The Consul General ut Alexandria (Egypt), has been given a salary of $5,000. Thu Clerk of the Legation at Loudon is hereafter to receive a salary of $$00. XgaPi new TKRflrroRisa. But one has been created, *• WuthiRgtun," North Of the Columbia River, in Orcguu. “ Nebraska,” and all the other Territorial projects, failed. TUB ARMY RILL. rhie bill provides for the remount lug of the four Companies of Light Artillery, that have been dis- wero ordered S wrap*™ »-tgui Artillery, tlmt have been invention continued, and appropriates $1B,500 thorefor. believed The following fqvts wero ordered; ] )OKK nnt x Pork ; 50 il sale by jfeb 12 H3 coivca ami lur sale by ^^^iuglo leaf from the h i fnaper, on which are wriitru verses from that hookl which tliny believe descended from the heavens, is | highly cherished by the Motlcm ; with this ubuut hi* person lie would consider himself in vulnerable, I land iMttlimg would induce him to destroy it. Should such a remnant meet his observation in the public streets, he would secure uml protect it as a precious jewel. Tho Turks urc fatulists. They believe that Allah lias pre-ordained everything, und u person will not qucsliou tho sincerity oftliia beliefwlieu he viewstlio apathy with which lliey regurd the progress of u di saster of which they urc themselves tlio victims. Fre quently, when their houses are being demolished by tho fiery element, instead of using every effort to de molish the flumes, they merely stroke their bourds, I look resignedly up to heaven, aud exclaim, Musliul- luh ! (God be praised.) Tins doctrine of futulism, in connection with tlio promise of Mahomet, that tlio souls of ull those who uro killud in defence of the ” fuiili," will be instantly transported to Puradiso, renders the Turk perfectly reckless on the haillc-field. Confident tlmt he will either perish or survive, according to the previous designs of Jehovah, fully satisfied in - his mind (liar in either case he will meet witli just reward ; iu the former instance bv being ushered into the midst of the houris nml rose-beds of Eden ; in the lattur by obtaining The favor of tho Holy Prophet, lie rushes boldly uml fearlessly into tlio thickest of the con flict, unheeding and uncaring for llio personal conse quences. One of tho most extruordiimry beliefs of the Turks is, tliut tlio soul of a deceased porsou is in ugony until tho hotly is interred. On this account they hurry it off lYom tho place of demise to the grave as speedily us possible, und it is indeed a cu rious aud horrifying spectacle, to wituess a corpse clad in sepulchral garmeuts, placed upon a litter, which is borue upon the shoulders of four muu, who are hurrying il rapidly along to its fiuul resting place. The pusscr by would ihiuk tliut they wero trying to got rid of their friend iu us summary a uiuuner as possible. To add to the uovelly us well os the horror of this sight, tlio looker oo can behold tlio uncovered ghastly features, now rigid in icy death. Only the male friends of the deceased accompany his remain* to tho grave. Before he is taken from thu house prayers urc recited over his body, und the ancient usage practised of washiug Iho feet. There arc few, ifuny, ceremonies by the side of the grave. Tho surviving relatives do not put on any faabili- ineutn of mourning, but sometimes (lie men manifest tlieir grief for the Joss of their kindred by allowing their beards to grow to n prodigious length. According to popular superstition, immediately after the body is icier rod, the questioning angel ap- peora to the deceased, and propounds certain inter- rogatories, waiting him if he has been a good Muu- eelmun, hus always ondcavored to please Allah Jtc., Ac. If his answers ate sntiofaclory. bis soul pass,*;# gently uud imperceptibly from his body into ull the untold delights of PuratiiAO; but shou'd the angel be displeased witli the responses, the unfortunate 2,000 our uni darkness. Tho MahcmoduH's Heaven bliss, -here, in the midst oftl the faithful will enjoy tho co sands of tho moat lowly more obedient they huvi imimlmrnts the moro b e*d*Mia? fairies, with whose bn hioesed. Tko Hmt uiipi» different Ucnvcu, witi, nu iu- Cl G AHS. TUST received u cltoico lot of CIGARS, viz.:— (J 10,900 Rio llundos, 10,000 La Guipuiouaua, 10,< La Patria, 8,000 La India, 10,090 Antonio Garoia, sale by P. JACOBS, No. 27 Bull-streot, Sign of tho Big Indian, noar Monmnout-square, uh, t NEGRO BROGANS, Goutlemeu’s fine Boots and 8Uo«s, Indies', Misso*' and Chil dren's do, for salo low by W. 1IEIDT. H ides, i* wanted by [deo2IJ JOHN 1 COHENS $ HERTZ. 1VI colls good Ropo in store, for 5Y1LLIS k BRUNDAGE. Loaf Sugar: 30 LJ bbls. do. Crushed fiugar; 40 do. do. Yellow do., lauding from sohr. Urania and for salo by lob 12 CLAGHORN k CUNN1NGUA I CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. OTICE*—52 bid*. Poiulopfc uml Apples, mark- * diaonmd C. landed from schooner CHARLES from New York, liavo been stored for aceount : of owners. WILLIS k BRUNDAGE. 11 ATE 'He Kola Orn*, Truflle*, Petit* A Pols, Jto.—just received a lot of new Pate 'Do Foil Gras, Trudies, Petits Pols, Artiohauts, Goloo, for sale J. ROUSSEAU. T>HA fj received and for solo by febll F. W. CORN WEI RACE AM) HITS—A good UBeurtinout just iL, 102 Bryan-st. choice Butter, 50 boxes Choeae, just re McMAHON k DOYLE. WcS' fob 14 1JOTATOES, dcr.—5U bbls. choice seed aud I eating Potatoes; 10bbls. bleached Whale Oil; 10 bbls. Leaf Lard, roceivedand for sale by febii McMahon k doyle. I A LOU It AND BACON. — 30 bbls. Hiram ■ ' fimith's Floor, 50 do Uonossee do, 10 libd* Bacon Sides, 15 do Shoulders, received and for salo by fob 14 MCMAHON k DOYLE. K AISINS, Sl’ICKH, Ac—M wl.olo, hall and quarter boxes layer Raisins; 30 boxes pure grooud l’eppor; 30 do Mustard; 12 dozen Mushroom and Waluut Catsups: 30 boxes toilet and shaving Soap, received and for sale by feb 14 .McMAIlON & DOYLE. fklTC'H, TAU. dtc.—25bbls.tbiu Tor, 30 do. L Pitch, 20 do llosln, 50 balos Oakum, landing and 5 fob 1 14 h/ CLAGIIORN k CUNNINGHAM. A It EH 11 LOBHT BltH.—10 dozen c r stylus of desirable goods, r#ceiv» d per Alabama, by W. C- WADSWORTU, fob 10 Marshall House building, Broughloa-tt, TkHftlEHTIt; LlQUDltH.—lou bbls. Gin CAL of Vendors aud Purchaser* of i Hen. Sir Edward fiugden. Sevi from eleventh London Edition. The Ladios' Work Book containing Iostniol Kuitting, Netting, Point Lace ' ” te., wUh ftlustnUU TU.lA.tljr «'* Ci '~ dl “ AU »»* N.oo AH Receiving by tfeb I9j LYON'S KATHAIH0N! For (lie (•rotvtli nml KinbelllHliiucut of li'O llnlr, to Prevent ltd Pullinic OH nml Turning ilrny. Awarded the highest premiums by the States of New-York, Maryland and Michigan, at their Annual Fairs of 1851. ffi'IIE KATliAlKON neutralizes tho oflixt of dis- J. ease, climate, and old ago, in proserving and ro- stortng the buiuan Hair evon alter a baldocssof twenty years; oleansos tho scalp from Scurf and Dandruff; will onro the Nervous Headache, Scald Head, Erysipe las, Diseases of tho fikin, Ac., and is thu most desirable TOILET ARTICLE, For Ladies' or Gentlemen’s use, in tho world. Its per fume equals Labia’s Choicest Extracts, and being free from all offensive oil or ooloriug properties, it gives the Hair that dean, bright, soli, lively nppuarauco, secured by no other preparation. The uso of the Katluiimn is adopted by the first phy sicians in Europe and America, and haa a patronage and salo unpreced* ied iu tho history of the inatoria modica. But worus are superfluous, a trial only cun attest its real virtue, as millioua certify. To bo had throughout North aud South America, Europe and the Islauds ol tho Ocean, in largo bottles, for 25 cents. Sold in 8avannah by T. M. TURNER k CO. < * 00 — 181 Bay-street. JLyon’N Extract OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER, OOR Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Cliulo- I r», DUxinoss, Fever and Aguo, Hummer Coin- 1 (Taints, Nervous and General Debility, Ao. A pure ar ticle, and administered with poaitivo effect iu the above a.~ a beverage and for culinary field in Savunuah which ho offers at pricos that cannot fail t * l-_ * _ fho will consult th ' by making their pi 1st Devahtmunt. CsENTLEiHEN’K ( LOTIIINU. Contains Frock and Drees Coals, of evory quality, from Do. Frock and Dress Coats, olive,blue, brown and green, from .$7 to $26 Do. fihad Peltoes ami Business Costs, a great va- rlety, from $3 to $12 1,999 Over-Coats, double and single breasted, and double Over-Coats, from $3 to $39. Ovor-Coata, a splendid assortment, embroidered Kos suth, from Jlfi to $30. 2,0UU pair of Pants, of every quality and color, from ,mvuu"at.i7rj'kiiti'."~ 7«*to»l0. -Ii DKP4RTMENT. FURNlHlilNfiJ iiU»D8. Contains Furnishing Goods of evory desor'ptlon for Ueutllinen's wear—consisting or scarfs, cravats, waterford ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stocks, morino shirts aud drawers, oottou do., suspenders, half hose, gloves—all kinds, best quulity Jones 1 patent yoke shirts, a flue asssortment, Ae. r plan- — —18, —.— —,, .r trails, canton Flannel uudur shirts and drawers—price of Bill suite from $3 25 to $4 50. 4tu Dkfadtmcnt. INDIA RIIBHEU GOODS. Contains a largo and well solectod ttook of India Rub ber Goods—consisting in part t-f sack coat*, while and black; froek coats, two oolors; legging slips, cloaks, fireman's ooaU—trarranUd to stand 280 dc- |rees boat; riding and driving gloves, horse coven, tent Department. CAPS AND HATS* Contains hats and caps, fino mole skin, a Urge assort ment and Utest styles. 6th Department. THE BAZAAR. This splendid establishment, on the left wing of the main departmout, 60 feet deep, is fitted up at great cx pensu expressly for ladies accompanied by their obil- aron; here will be found every quality and style of CUILDHEN’H CLOTH1NU, and of tho latest Paris fashions, consisting of infiint'i robes, christening caps, splendid euib. cups, suite con nected and separate tor every age, jenny Linds, Polka sacks, frocks, over coats, with and without capes; and many othor goods too numerous to mention in this ad vertisement. Parents and guardians arc respectfully solicited to call, ae great pains have been taken to add to the comfort and convenience of purchasers. No nbateuient from |>rk*eH first united, nevg ly LOCKWOOD Oc UUILDEH8 AND VON’j A RE Cdnlricl for i rVV 1 ’i ' “fBoWoc* of cry 0 furnish plans. They may bo found a! corner of Whitaker- * v o. vr. LOURWoon. a ntifnST W. P. DARKIfl. 1IAHRIH Ac rORWAttmua A SO COMUISSION XRRCBAirm And Dealers It* Grain and Oratories 05 Iiny-Ktrrci, Savannah* COLORED DAGUr^ I*. I?I. iABCY WOULtt rKS|i«clftiliy give notice . ff reopened his Gallery, corner Bryan Market square, where h« is prepared to < (uros In his much admired style, elthw rainy ^ Inifruotions given in the art and all furnished. Also, a large lot of Plates* cals, Ac., for salo 6m JOHN POOLE, 3I.KSALM AltD RETAIL DEALER « PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AN JR VARNIBHKB. French and American H’inJote-fflass, Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Sabel and Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel Blenders. GraSnin»Cowbf, ArtisU’ *psr Hanging*, Bortffs. and Fir*-9otmi Print*. B.—Ilouce, Sign and Ship Paiuting, Gilding. Grain- ing and Glasiug, done on reasonable - JOHN POOLS* 1‘ Nearly opposite ff Dibble 4k I MRRCHANT TAILORS AND'. N. K. Cor. Broughton ds Whlti leep constantly on hand a Urge and well-i f Reody^Mado Clothing, for the U vnried assortment of Furnishing D. k C.'s selections of Cloths, C. Ings, aro from the best eouroes, and ty cannot be surpassed by any eonntry. fy CHAS. II. PICKKTT, BUILDER, AVING rosumnd his huslim» pared to contract for Buildings* oi anydesorinUou, in hiB line. BUlrn exeouted % ness and dispatch. A share of the public J most respectfully solicited. w Ca,Renter Shop on Roberts-Street, Rvbert WM. ALLSTON HOUR0IN. FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, JVo. 56 Fast Bay. Charleston, S. O. . * le Prepared to make liberal tdvanoea on consignment* of Rico, Cotton, Corn, Sugar, Flour, Oraln, Hay, he. »pr 19 ly Dying and Henovatiog Establislunent* SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. T3 York-Btrcet. renr of thf> Court House.* ESTABLISHED IN 1832. | AIMES’ Silk and Woolen Drosses, Shawls, Tn J j ble Covers, etc., cleaned, and dyed various colors* Ladies Bonneta bleached and pressod in a fashionable style; hid Glovee cleanod, and Gentlemen’s Garments - J or dyod, as may be required. All iyU which has generally so aoek pleased »;• patrons aad friends. Terms moderate. Persons sending parcels by steamboat* or railroad,are Mqnosted to write por mail, so that I may know where ALEXANDER OALLOWAY. AKdiki'Y K. Wastabuniy SHIPPING AND C&MMJS^ION MERCHANT. jy‘-il .SAVANNAH, OEOKCIA. Ay |)U1 ■ale by* UTTER Sc CHEESE.—30 firkins Choice Goshen Nutter. 50 tNixes Cheese, roceived and for [fob 7J McMAIlON k DOYLE. / 10ltlFOUND Wild Cherry J,oxi>u tt «M. ■ . 1 1-'* <u -'' - l gii*. Colds, |«iin'*i »ur steamer, and «u W. W. LINCOLN. Vy very efficacious artlolo for Couglis, Colds, lnflnonsa. A fresh supply received this day pur steamer, aud for “ u *— (Jfeo"" " — — 'lOltN.—1,500 bushels of Un J for sale by [feb7J McMAIlON k DOYLE. complainU. Also ui purposes. Sold overv where, field in Savannah bv dec 11 NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE. No. W Whitaker Struct. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully annotm- ts to the citizens of Savannah, aud of tho in terior of this State, that lie has now o]>encd and will keep continually in storo, a large assortment of tlio best qualities of the various kinds of Wiuc-s uud Liquors, both foroigu and domestic, invoiced from the best sources, aud to bis stock of which, at present on hand, he invites attention. Having had oxtousive oxperienee in Franca as a manufacturer, and in America as impor ter snd dealer, his acquaintance w ith the trade enables him to oiler assurance that the articles which are enu merated below are each genuine. Articles ol' Direct importation. " J * ~' *'vUlds! Holland Gin Old Tort, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Hock, Clar et, Saulorneaud Burguudy \Vlnes. Cordials. In Cases, Curacoa, Maraschino, Ratafia, Slav alts, Kirsclionwasser, Absinth, go., her Ale und Porter. Loudon Brown Stout and Edinburgh Ale. Alto Agent for Domestic Liquors. SEIIAHH.—75 M. Sugars of direct im- And of the following choice brands:— . Leaf, Onsolacion, La Palma, Rifie and La Granadeua. • Also 100 31. fiegars of <lomestio mnnu- faoturo, for sale by [fob 10j M. J. SOLOMONS. l^JNE HEt JP portion* a Rio Hondo Gold Webster’s <liiurto DUliotiury "Without retorve or qualification, the best extant." —President Ulin. "fiurpaMed in fuilnees and accuracy ' — ls.u&unne."—President Wayland. "ft vee to be, most be, is, an P>-of' Stour. " An honor to the language."- iphity. "A copiousness, perspicuity, ~ accuracy, not found in any other."—Pres. J)uy. great improvement ou all which havo preceded. — Prat. Hates. " Worthy of general patronage.”—IVes. HWIj. " Most complete, accurate and roliable of the language." vnnnceiior rrtnngnwjsen. JOSPTho State of New York have placed nearly St- 500 copies of Webster's Quarto Dictionary in the Dis trict School* of the Statu. Secretary's Report. Jan , 1853. r I?.' do New York No. 1 do C MIFFKE AND TEA.—150 bags Rio Coffoo, t 100 do. Porto Itioo and Bt. Dnnuugo do.. 76 do. Java do., 199 quarter aud half ohests Hyson Tea, 50 bait chests Black do., received and for sale by Job 7 McMAIlON A DOYLE. S ki.F RISING FliOU Il*r—-VKJ nackiqres, fl lbs. each; 100bags 12 lbs. each, Self Rising Flour, ‘ C. U. 8CALLY. icivcd aud for sale by i ifuii 1YECEIVED por Mtoniucr—Apples, Puta- foeff. Cranberries, Dates, Prunes, Figs, Almonds. Euglish Walnuts, Pecan Nuts, Brasil Nuts, English Pickles and Sauce, Catsups, he. fab $ GEO. ALEX ANDKIL /YATtJ.—400 bufflids TniiiiessRo Hood Outs el superior quality, for salo by »«b 9 McMahon a doyle. iy[ A 1*01,EON BITTFKM.—A fresh supply J. 1 just received and for sale by fab 8 A. BONAUD. K.ET KMVEfi,—A bnaunful ussortiuuut tho very best manufacture, for sale by i: A. NUMIDLS, I.V. Bronghton-Mt. llAdUNt—2U hfiiis. didcs uud Hhouldcre, luud- I) ing and for sale by fab 9 CLAGHORN h CUNNINGHAM. pout I Ofth lob 5 fe3 DAVID H. DILLON, foot of WestBroad-st F, BBl.M. CUAmPAUNK Cl 1)1511, io .lor. sj and for sale by (fob lj E. O'BYRNE. 4' ,''«U*TY DAKUHLH.—3MI Emi<ty Barrel., 700 Empty Butter Firkins, 100 Tuba, »br uale by >3 V-.;.' ' C. B. 8CALLY. r I 'R1FDJL1—Fur clcuniug Silver, Brusa or Plato JL Ware, decidedly the best article ieb 5 HUK JACOB COIIEW, 30 Brand.slreet. Clmrlrhtan, P. C n Broker, Auctioneer and General Agent, Ruth and sells on commission, LANDS, NEGROES, STOCKS, BONDS, Ac. Liberal advannos mode on property. RKfEiirwcts.—Messrs. IL lL.bersbam t Son. Qeofg* W. Andersou, Robert Hutchison, Cohen S. Fosdlek. A. R. Lawtoa, I. K.Tsfft, Solombn Cohen, 6m wetM A. B. lll Li.M, ' COiTTON FACTO*, No. »4 BAY.STHKKT, 1# SAVANNAH. liLokoi; j. saiiTiiT FACTOR, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And (lenerttl Axtmt* .lw NO. 163 BAY-STREET. SAVANNAH, OEOBGIA.| iiriiM to lion. John W. Anderson, Hon. Franc! H.T.siinF * Kelly i ‘ T. M. HOSISy CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCC STORE, N«. 107 Day-utreet. {At the Blue Sian, one door West from DraffOft-***,) Keeps constantly on hand, imported and Iw>m«->uiu« CIGARS, of different brands, fine out TOBACCO, aad SNUFF of all kinds; pat up carefully, atwholauM aid retail, snd at tho most reasonable prices. AST Orders from (As Country punctually atUmdtdtoA “ W. Anderson, lion. Francis 8. Bartow, W«k u Esq., Horaco fimitb, Esq., Messrs. Brigham,' y h Co., Messrs. Washburn, Wilder $ Co. imiuiKUlll Ac Cox, a r r o u n a y s at law, Atlanln. Ucorgla. Will eoltosi Debts in the fbllowing CowQtfWf De Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Casa, Murray, Cherokoa New ton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, WaTker* Henry 'Morriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dado, Spaulding, Trunn- Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. * F References—E. B. Stoddard k Co., Charleston.Srotfc arcltna; Williams k Brother, Angusta, Georgia: Plant, rothers. aud O. W. Choat, New-York. ‘ Nat. Mahiium. (mar 17 tf] Thomas N. Cm. V. A. I.. SiAfllAB, General Commission Merchant, ly) SnvBtnmh* ilrorgln. [nov» usNur k. roar. *. *; i FORT 4k DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. net 7 8AVAWNAU. UA. I, Julian Ilartridne, ATTORNEY AT LA It . Ojftco corner Whitaker-et. and Bau Lane, " _S*V*M«*Ihv. CAIWIEH AT REDUCED PRICES I $13,00 per iOO Ibn.—25 lb. Bo^eaff ~ ~ O citorge for lipxiugiir dnliveritig at ll n road ( imate. jy i ty- 8. W. chrnet Broughton and Whitakur-g c IIGAUH.—10,ui.ii Spanish Cigars, jn storo and sal* by [jam 19] BOW. J FKINKLICKH—For Garden hand aud mado to order by l^F ret”] pluming I LAND l < of all a UA( Jp si MORSE k NICUOL8- ■ACON, if AMS, LARD. — 6 hhds Bacon °m;i^KER k OGDEN. II A A VAN A NKCAAKH.—£5,UUU Morelia hrand Crux, 19,WO iUondos, Prlmoro, 15,000 U flo’r la rega, 10,000 Loudon also, for sale by A. BONAUD* jaa 21 Cor. Bay and Whitaker-st. I UK €11 JL eat Free 1155 Broughton-Ht. MORSE k NICHOLS. T ODD Buckets unit Measures. Also, Iron Bound aud sealed Monnuros, for sale bv • 6 F- w. CORN WELI., 102 Bryan-atreet. VTKW CROP- CUUA~AIOLA8!$K8.^m 11 hhds., 11 tierces and 11 bbls. now crop Cub* Mo- laffies, cargo of brig Cardiff, landing and for sale by ll tlOBENB k UKK-fr 1I.til'it.—ittjt) bbl. frr.h Uattimora Klour.bOdo X p»r» 0«n.«e«, $5 Jo Hiram Smith extra family VToufj landtag and foraalo by J. F. FelotA Co., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Williamson’s Buildings, Bay-street. JOIlVJIOBSOfl, " Of MudiHun, Morgttu County t Gtt. O K6EIVE8, on consignment, heavy Groceries, I V Provisions, and all the usual plantation and faud- lynccesaarles, having roomy storage. Madison is one of the best up-country towns for the sal* of Plsntanow Supplies in Georgia. Strict attention to salsa, and prompt remittances io cheeks on New-York. if desired, fa-y be always judicious to stats the net pxioedesirod Madison, October 4, 1852. fim oat 6 fitUNKEnTdc oSBMS; :PKaSS ST i; OIOXB ANO TOBACCO STOSBi 27 Ball-nt., Sign ofibc“HI* iDsen,” Near Monomaat 8qnnr., Savannah, dn. ’ Kncpa oonauntly on hand n nxxon sroon of imnartad he- ' 3- — J uiiics Jlc INSURANCE BROKER & NOT. Marino Protests Noted and Extended, justed, Charter Parties and Averago Bends draw pers prepared whereby to recover lassos ft or British Underwriters, and *Uea" mattors connected with Shipping am Uoe No. 118 Bay street, opposite the froaf i
