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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16, 1853. THE DAILY MORNING NEWS. B) JOHN M. 000i'Kit. WIU.IA.1I T.TUU.HI'MUN, KUI1HIU. Largest Circuit Una iu uiu city !! = santas hai i£ 0 Wednesday MorBinii, illarck 10, INflU. » mm Hie Morning Nbwn, tinder ibe novr Law. DAILY HEWS, la U«orgln. 78 oenU ?. annum. Till* WEAKLY HEWS, iu Georgia. « ceule annum. DAILY NEWS. any pari of the U. 6. $1,66 id annum. V 1 lU-WEKkL, V A E W8. to any |>arl of th# U. 0. 7« ct*. Tlia above ara the rate* vihtn paid in advance •a the office of d silvery. When not paid in advance, the rate* art double. 1^#* Siih JflAHT JMJ LAST PACKS. cy For Llat of Loiter*, nee Ural page. BY MAGNEIIU TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted to the Daily Morning News.] Charleston Cotton Market. ClI A HLEbTON, Mniull 15, P, M. The cotton market was very aciivo to-day, (Tueaday) and the sales reached 3,-100 bales, at extremes rouging from flj lo JQJ cents. Prices have advanced from j to 1 cent. The Isabel.-—Tlie steamer J. Stone look the mails and (went passengers from this city, to Tybee yesterday forenoon, lo wait for the arrivul of the I tube t, bound to lluvaim. We have not been able to ascertain if the Isabel I connected yesterday ufiernoon. Msdam« Anna llfaliop’n Concert To- *.?& Night, By the advertisement in anotlie*' column, it will be acen that Mudatne Anna Bisiiot* gives her second concert at St. Andrew Hall this evening. The programme is a very attractive one, comprising besides several choice selections from tho most popular Operas, several of Madame Bishop’s favorite songs, among the rest "John Anderson iny Jo,' w hich it is admitted she bag no equal. With Big. Strini she gives, in costume the cele brated prison scene in Anna Uolena. Another gem, iu the bill, ie La Pasadiia, in character, by Madama Bishop. Those who remember the pleasing impression inado by her in this beautiful Canzion, on hef visit to Buvun- tuh after her return from Mexico, will uoi miss the opportunity to hear it again. Mr. Thackeray’* Lecture. Mistaking the hour, we reached the Hall last evening in lime only to lienr the closing por tion of Mr. Thackeray's Lecture on the Char- meter and writings of Dean Swift. We found the audience, which was a very large one, dfeeply absorbed in the theme of the lecturer, mud the little we heard caused us to regret that cur duties had prevented us from hearing the entire lecture. We havo seen in some of our exchanges, objections mode to Mr. Thacke ray's style of delivery. It is true that he docs not seek to display the gracos of elocutiou, but in this matter we decidedly approve his taste, Lectures, suoli as his do not need the aids of mxtraneouM ornMiieril. Tho common forms of declamation would be out of place in the deliv ery of his chaste and beautiful sketches. Iu hearing him we want no sound and fury—-1 oratorical flourishes, no sawing of the air. We listen for every word, ns it falls from his lips, in Ilia clear, distinct accents of a polished ami graceful reader. Wa heard but one opinion of the lectui last evening, find that was, unqualified appro- bation. By the advertisement in another column, it will be seen that thn second lecture of the course will be given to-morrow evening. Sub ject— Congreve and Addison. Santa Anna hi Vera Cruz. The brig RoHerson, Cept. Crewell, which arrived at Mobile on Tuosduy, in seven duys wuh Hon,. Anno on board, and flying hi. color, -t herforem.at. IiiquuT.—Colour, Kiu.n hold, vo.terday afternoon, an inqueal on too body of Urn, th. property of Mr. Ukohuo A. Ash. who wo. found drowned nt O'jlYttNEi' lumber yard. Muukt Each.it Tturorli : An excellent ^iiu* soring article for houoekoepore. See ad* tar w. invite attention to tue advertise- muntofiho Gloss Exhibition at Armory Hall. It is believed that Mr. C. B. Cluskcy,former ly of thie city, whose plan for the Capitol ex. tension wus adopted, will be appointed archi tect of the building. Sentence cf the New Yoke Ai.dekmkn. —The city aldermen havo been sentenced to pay a flue of$'J50each—those of them charged with contempt of duty. Ono of their number, Mr. A. Sturtevant, is to be imprisoned fifteen days, besides paying his fine. It will be recol lected that the aldermen were clmrgod with grose corruption in office. 1ST We see it staled that General Bsott is about to tuuko New Yoik city the headquar ters of the Armv of the United Btntcs. tar It is Slated lirat ut (JaUierino Hays’ Cot ren in Sacramento, tho first tickot sold for twelve hundred dollars ! ra^The new book ou the Uuited States, by Francis and Teresa Pulszky, is announced in the English journals, by the title of •* While, Red, Black: Sketches of society in tho Uui ted States duriug the visit of their Guest." tar Office-seeking is not altogether so mat ter of feet u trade, us most persons believe it to h«. There is sometimes a Romance ubout it, aa witness this bit of gossip, for which a cor respondent of a morning paper is responsible : —" In reference lo the appointment of Mr. Ve- eey to the Consulship of Havre, worth eight thousand dollars, I have learned this evening that Mrs. Dix> as well as General Dix, exerted herself for the appointment. It appears that when iu Europe Mr, Veaay paid kind atten tions to a daughter of General Dix, who had inet with an accident. Mrs. Dix never forgot it. 8bL procured him, tram Piesident Polk, the Consulship at Aulwcrp. and got it contin ued to him under Presidents Taylor and Fillmore, aud now she bus been mainly instru mental in ohtaiuiug for him n hetier Consul- ship." Ja , BT1 'lie Bu.iun Journal gi..I the - dimen- .ion." of . b.by iu Maine, a girl aix inontha uuiiwo days old. It weighe 35, pound.; men.urenn.nl of tbs wain, a feet ; thigh, 14 inchea; arm 8J ; waiat, 3] j aud aaka whu can beat it T tap f.ouie Najwlcon receutly bought fur the Emproaa a piano, exhibiird nt the London exhibition, for forty thnuiiiind henna. fiT The uceun .learner, will receive fur tb. next year an appropriation uf two million, aiaty-aix thousand two hundred and fifty dul- l*re— making about ten million, for the for eign and domestic service of the country, of which, of course, the large proportion is re turned in the form of pontage*. ' According to the VV ashmgion Cnrres- r York Tribune, Mr. Mercy k* in the State Department removed who faithfully dis- Corronpondenre «.** Daily Morning News. Bad Weather an.) Dirty dtrsets-ProUbl* New* from Korops - Mason Is Bad — •|>lrUa*i Ooefcreace-Money and Cotton MxritsU—Kxebnngs. New Yore, March 13«h, 1853. I last wrote on the 10th Inst., ond the occur rences since that recent date have lieon so lew and so entirely barren of interest, that I have scarcely any subject to lay before your read ers.—To say that we have bad woothei here is only to remind you that we are in the month of March.; to say that ouratroeta are just so many resorvoirs of mud and dirt, would he only (o repeat that we live in New York; and short, to tell you that wo are plodding on here just as regularly, though nut quite ns smooth ly as ever, is, it would seem to me, all that I can report to you to-day While I writs, wo nro still wi’hnut the Af rica* a news, hut I trust we shall know some thing of liar budget before the muil closefl. Commercially, n great number of persona be- lievc that they know wliut her advice* will be ; politically, 1 four, it will prove to bo the same old stoiy, everything quiet ill Constitutional England; danger rampuiit iu tho possessions ol Austria, ami secret in despotic Fiance, Tur key and Montenegro (or, ns a friend states thn ease, the Mouniuiu Negroes and tho Turkeys) still ut war, and Russia us serene as a gorged tiger, w aiting her chance for another spring. “ Oil! for a lodgo," says somebody— •• Oil! fur a lodgo in some vast wildorneai! Nome boundless contiguity of shade. Where rumor* uf oppression and deceit, Of uusut'ceufnl and tnceoMful ear, Alight oarer reach me mors." Literally speaking, I would be no grout advo cate lur u dwelling in the secluded position indicated by the poet, preferring us I do to find myself neater civilization; hut it really would he plensnnt lo lieur more ugreeubln nows from Europe. Austriu in constuiitjy down ou some body—if it bu not I’ulund, it is Italy ;—if it be not Ituly, it is Piedmont;—if it bn not Pied mont, it is Mr. Mather—aud il nut Mr. Mulhcr, it is (ho funds. Again, ir Austriu bo nut (lie aggressive parly, it is France selling up u scarecrow foi an Emperor, and crying out for the "ancient limits of the Empire" (u foolish clamor, resting entirely ou data* lor impor tance—bccuuso there wan a time when tho limits of France were very much smaller limn they uro now, and when tho King of England wrote himself down also Mouuich of Fiance.) France also exiles people—not useless, good- for-nuught men, but wise citizens, whoso live* liuvo conferred honor on tho country. Turu uaide from France and look into Tuscany— uuuthcr coal fur the general lurnaco of dis cord—linuting down and shutting up Protes tants for the heinous ciiiue ol cntoi ta iling opinion! contrary to the doctrine uf infa/lt- bitity. A grand Musouic Ball took placout the Me tropolitan llnll on Wednesday evening last. There was shout two thousand persons pres oul, and the scene wus one of the most bril liant ever witnessed here. The various regalia of the craft were much udmired, hut that which elicited must admiration, wus worn by the Zetluud Royal Arch Chupler; an exact imitation uf the Bcailei and Purplo Regalia ol the Bucred Royal Arch Chapter of Eng.and. Its effect ou Wednesday evening wus superb, and mainly contributed to tho magnificent miseett scene ol tho entertainment. Bovurul distinguished Masons were present, und the evening wus passed ill delightful harmony ; the prevailing feeling being tliut principle ol brotherly love, which is the foundation of Free Masonry, und which wus on this occasion elicited to uu extent which would havo glud- deued the spirit of Bolomon himself, hud his vcneruble sliudo been then and there present, which perhaps il wus—(ahull I consult the Rappers 7) 1 utteiidud a " Spirit Conference,” some little while ago, and hud the pleasure of heuring u guunt, cudaverous, young niun, with very exu berant red huir and no whiskers, deliver a prophecy, (which he said he was commission ed to do by " him who spake as never mail spake") to the effect thut a Plague would shortly break out among us and commit great havoc. This is, however, a mere trifle for the Bpiiits. They occasionally counsel a muu to a divorce from his wife, und sometimes they ad vise u wile to go off unceremoniously with some other gentlemuii. They even do worse than this: but it is scarcely necessary to go fur ther into particulars. Our money murkel exhibits no change what ever Mince the Kith inst. Discounts are obtain ed with difficulty at 1®2 per cent premium, uud the Bunks are very stiff. Cotton has beeu extremely dull, the sales of the week amounting to about 8,tM)(J bales, and prices rather favor the buyer. No business of importance will bedouo till the arrival of the Tr«BXSTSiT'CT5' scarcely fear specie shipments ut these rates, Nessuno. Tho HcrnuiMo nnisnf llir OfUrc Borkors, The mob of applicants besieging the Prtsi' dent ond Cabinet is increasing, it is said, rath *r than diminishing. (Happy country that has so many suns dying to servo it! Happy people who havo a country that pays so well The Correspondent of the N. Y. Courier tell us, that,— " Tho western members protest against M Hobbie us Assistant Postmaster General, be' cause they ore desiloun the Western interests should he rcpiesenlvd ill tho departments, and they claim tko appointment of Air. Moony penny, ol Ohio. The claims of Judge Broc elms, laic of Utah, to ilicsaine office are pres* ed by powerful influence. Ilohbio will doubt less go Consul to Honolulu, Bandwicli Islands. The Buruliiiriicfs uto apparently gelling the advaiitngo in tho contest lor tho New York Custom House appointments. Tho leading candidate for thenllico of Collector is Samuel J. Til dun, Esq. Tho Hon. Mr. Sutherland membor from Columbia county, hus perliupi u cliauco for tho office of U. 8. District At lorney for New York. The difficulty and im pun alien ol the presunt questions of the Uni- ted Btutee with England, nod tho expediency orgettmg him out of thn country, make iho I resident anxious lo give to Mr. Buchanati tho mission to England. If lie should not ac cent it, tho lion. Juiiich Thompson, of Peim sylvaiiio, will have a chance for ilio Kusninu mission. The appointment of Mr. \V Minister to Fiance, is strongly urged but tho losult is doubtful. Ex-member Air. Gilmore, m Penns) Ivauiu, expects the Consulship lo V alparuiHO." I ll® Tribune correspondent passes in (re, view a whole battalion ol thu " uublo army of uflicc-scckors,— thus : "A nephew of Charles G. Greene, Esq., Air. Buy lev, is to liitvu tho Boston Post Olfico, u sun ol llio luto Dr. Linn, of the U. S. Semite is to get the St. Louis Custom House. Gov. Dunlop, of Maine, is after the Collcc torslup of Portland, with at least six rivals. Senator Brodhcud in uigiug the appoint ment ol u Judge Eldred, of Ins own region of Pennsylvania, for tho post of Collector of Philadelphia. A Air. James is moving heaven uud earth to get tho post of Nuvul officer ut Philadel phia. 1 hough there aro North Carolinians lioro m droves, but two ol them u«k ledcrai offices out of the State. 'J'heio uro Duncan K. McRae, of W ilmington, who asks llio Mission to Chili, which Im will not get, and John H. Wheeler, lute of Chat lotto, who desires tho sixth Audi lorship ol the Treasury, which ho icUt get. I o give von a slight ideu of South Carolina, demands 1 may mcniiou thut A. G. Sumner, EMi., of that State, only asks thn Consulship at Km ; Al. L. Bonham, Esq., (a Colonel in iho Alex lean war,) the Liverpool Consulship; Johnston, the Consulship at Belfast, aud J. D. Ashmore, thut ut llavaun. S' State, auks to be niade Alarshul ol the now Territory of Wash ingtou ; J.J. Martin to havo the Secretary ship of the Legation at Chili, and A. G. Rice, E*q., that ol tue Legation at Paris, while F. Bun, Esq., (brother to lion. Win. Burl, of the House ol Reps.) desires to lie tho new Regis- ,er P* 11 ;® Treasury ; Win. Laval asks the post ol Sub-1 reuHiirei ut Charleston, and there am Icbs than four upplicuuts for tho U. S. Dial Attorneyship of the South Carolina District , v .! z: V, V * Su,nn «*‘. E«q.. Win. A. Pringle I bos. Evans and Air. Do Truville. Mr. W Y. Leitch, a Whig, asks to be rotuiued as (lie Surveyor of the Port of Charleston, while Messrs. Mycr Jacobs, Bonneautlisau, and Mr. Jervoy, arc each after Mr. Leitch,or rather his office, “with a sharp stick." Though just re- elected to Congress, the Honorable Air. Wn b. Collock wishes thoCullectorship ofC'harlci ton. b rom Illinois tlicro is but one applicant for each olhce, the Delegation having agreed upon a list which was deposited iu the several de pertinents having the disposable offices. Jeremiah Colburn lias been appointed As sistant Appraiser at Boston. It is rumored that Gideon G. Weslcott will have the Post Office at Philadelphia. W.H.Farntr, ol Boston, hus u good pros pect of being appointed Attorney-General of Oregon. The withdrawal of Carttcr leaven but three competitors for the office of Commissioii- erof I atents, viz: II. Burden, of Chicago, DeBow of New Oileuus, and C. L. Woodbury of Boston. Tho Correspondent of tho Journal of Com merce says : " It is pretty well understood that Mr. Buch anan will be Minister to England, Gen Dix to r ranee uud Mr. Gnynrrc, of La., to .Snain .71 ITT— Mr.jjMMrcwi JL.‘a^BESSra.- Special ,Heeling ot Council. .. ... .Savannah, March 15th, 18511. I*rep«nt—III* Honor R. Wayue, Mayor; A’.der- innn—-Mullery, Brunner, Harris, Lsinur, Hero von, Arnold, Qainihl, AlcMuhoa, Holcombe, und Lewi* tli* Honor thn Mayor stated thut Im had convened. Comicil lo tuko into couaidurntion the procendint;* °f tji® public mooting of the citizen*, held on tho J th March, I8M, ralatiug to the coatmnplutod vi.ii or hi* fcxcelleuey AIillasd Fillmoxe, late Prc«i dent ol thn l/aitnd Slsles. The protiuedfng* o. «uid public nieoting were then read. 8 Resolution Head and Loit. lery A,dor “ , “ H Luiuur, aecouded by Aldcruiun Mul- Resolved, That the whole mutter bo referred >ck to llio pnuple. ticajlutiom Read and Adopted. By Aldnrniau Arnold, sncoiulod by Aldorniun Ifol- coniho, uw uiiiimdL-d by Aldaruniu Sernvnn, via ; WiiKnxAs, At a public nieuiiug of the citizen* of Suvuuuuh, held at thn Exehaiife Long Room, ou tho 4th inatuiil, the City Council wuh rouunatod to nxteud mi invitHtioii ^hia Excellency Millard Fill. "e, Into President of the United ciiuica, to visit vu. city und receivs iu hoaidiulitiea. Resolved, Thut Millurd Fillmore, latu Prsaitlent ol the Uailed Butea, be und ho ia hereby moat re*- pectfully and cordiully invited to visit thn city of auvunuuh a* its yucat, at such time aa amy suit hi* Resolved, That n conunittce of seven, to cmndst of ill* Honor the Mayor, throe aldrrmcn mid three eitizciia, bo appointed, to niuke all nccocMiry nr- lungcinent* for the proper reception of Air. Fill- Resolved, That the first three of the committee be appointed a* a ■uh-comuiittcu to visit Charleston aud there rocoive Air. Fillmore aa tho cun»i of our •ity. Tho committee appointed under the above resolu tion* comprise : R. R. Cuyler, Dr. R. D. Arnold, Joan N. Lewis, Robert II. Grlfllu, J. M. Borrion, Iho*. Holcombe, and hi* Honor thn Mayor. Uv Alderman Lewis, aecouded by Aldcrinun Ar nold— Resolved, That the harbor .naalcr be instructed to procure a now llug, to be ampuuded lYom the top •if tho hxchmign, tho one now in use being in a most dilapidated condition. Council then adjourned. EDWARD O, W1I.80N, Clerk of Council. Conskcration.—^l'tie ^Jewish Synagogue of Alobiie, the first established in the Stuto of Alabama, was consecrated on Alonduy Inst. Tho Tribune says the ceremonies, conducted by Dr. Eckmau. Wero exceedingly interesting and impressive. He commenced by reading from Ezokjel ; following which, was an ode by the choir—" Give thuuks unto the Lord." Then, with greut beauty and artistic skill, was given the hymn—" All crealioii praise the Lord. The scroti coulaining the Holy Law wus introduced with solemn ceremony ac cording to the aucieut usuges of the Hebrews, ami alter various readings by Dr. E., the hymn—"This spacious u»b is llio Lord’s— wus performed. A chapter wus then read from liiu Holy Law, and responses by the choir. The services of consecration were then closed by au impressive prayer for lh«- “ welfare of the Government of 'the United Status and all religious denominations.” Much interest has baeu manifested by many of our citizens in the establishment of thf* Synagogue, and to witness its consecration large numbers were in attendance by invita- , r M !' W® w *J r * glad to soa among them most of the Protestant clergymen of this city, end n representative from the Catholics, who ia al- w *ys found where a lesson uf goodness aud lo Im learned. secretory of State lor Louisiana, and has late ly published a history of that Slate, lie is partly of Spanish anu French descent. Jt j H supposed tliut the appoi.uintniof a Minister to giveii to a cilizcu of Culifur- A correspondent of the New York Express. (Whig) auys : i he President in self defence mado his es- cupo to Baltimore on Finlay. Neither ning, evening, nor mid day hud been his own. I lie rush hus been tremendous, and so much beyond all precedent that no mortal man can aland it. lienee the escape tc Baltimore wl.oro Airs. 1 terce, who has no hean for the games and bustle of the Capital, has remained lor ten duys. The President is much scolded by rabid par- lizaus lor his uhscnce from the city, und for his refusal to receive privately thu multitude of persons who aro scuking Air positions. Tho applicants are therefore, falling bnck upon tha Secretaries, who nro recoiviug and filing ar , immense number ofanplications. He is deetn- ed very fortunate who hus his papers first upon tlie liles. I lie Secretaries proinis every rapidly to make their recommendations to the Presi dent, who must give his assent ro all material appointments, and who uiumI, therefore, feel Ins responsibility in regard to all those wlm are nominated by him to tho Senate. • ho Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, leter G. Washington, lias given orders tliut l-KI ... ho Heads of the respective Bureaus should luriush the Secretary of the Tre.isury with J c jJiS?aid 1^:.“":::" (no names, ages, places of birth, date of ap- ' tlii-am Hoy nor N y Siiflbi lsig iiiFtonH tho Texas Indlnna. Thu Texas State (Jazctte «ayt »N~"lt is _ hale Ini fact, and worthy of consideration by Ihs “powers that be," that the Indians of Tex as are now in almost a starving onndilion.— Wild guim , which affords their only incuns of subsisicnce has disappeared ; ond they or redtirrd to the neceH*ity of rntinglbcii horse or atniving. We are informed by persona win. have raceiulv traveled througli ilmir country, that whole duys may be passed without meet ing with gumu of any description ; und the In dians, fueling the neglect of the Government towards them, uud impelled by hunger, are of ueeossiiy bound to pns* the bounds prescribed Idi iliem by the Government. Hence the re- uent incursions into the settlements, nml the iieceesiiy of iho late call of the Governor of liiis State for the compnuiea of raugera whicli hove juat been discharged. Fact for Northern Phm.anturo* .—A spectacle was piesnnted on Siimluy last, in several of llio Protestant Episeopul Churches of this city, which should have l/ccu witnrssed by tliuso who ignorantly slui.der the institution of slavery, on llio pretence that it dt'iiic* tho privileges aud ordinaucea of ruli* giou to the slave. On the occasion referred to, kneeling at tho same ultnr, master and ser vant together received the rite of confirmation ai ilio hands of the venerable and beloved Bishop of Georgia, the Ri. Rev. Stephen El liott. No difl'ercnce of color or station divided lliciu in the utterance of the game prayers and the participation of tho sumo blessings. Could unv Northern city fiituisli a parallel to this 7— Charleston Mercury, l* Ron Rio he Janeiro.—Tha barque Nep tune, Ctqit. Dwyer, arrived at Charleston on Alonduy, from Rio de Janeiro, with 4,000 bugs of Coflee to Alcssra. C. Atkinson & Co. Capt. Dwyer spoke, in lot. 12° 2IK south, Ion. 3-1.50 west, llio clipper ship Tornado, 20 days out from Now York for Son Francisco. Tit** Yel. low!'ever continued to ruge with great vio* und tlie Neptune lost three of her crew ‘luring her stay in port. Tho commercial nows by the Neptune has been anticipated by the arrivul ofThe Banshee at Baltimore. Tho Charleston Courier learns from .i commciciul circular that the export of Coffee from Rio to J* 1 ® 1 P° rl ' vnB 37,058 bugs in 1852, against 20,. 105) the year previous. Distance to the Sun.—Imagine a railway from here to tho sun. Ilow many miles is the from us 7 Why, if we were to send a bufiy in an express train, going incesvnutly n hundred miles an hour, without making any stoppages, the baby would grow to ho a boy— the hoy would grow to be n man—the man would grow old and die—without seeing the lur •» i® distant more tliun a hundred from us. But what is Mils compared to ptune’s distance 7 Had Adam and Eve started by our rail way, to go from Neptune to the Sun, ut the rule of fifty milcHan hour, they would not have got there yet : for Neptune is more than six thousand years from the centte of our system.—Household Words. ft Lgf* Miss Catherine E. Beecher is reported lo havo offered to endow the Professorship of a beinale Seminary in Dubuque, Alo., with the sum of $20,000, and also to furnish books and apparatus to the aniouut of $1,000, provided tho citizens of Dubuque will erect a building and guarantee a certain number of scholars. I lie proposition ha- been accepted, and a Com mittee appointed to solicit (Intuitions. GTTlie Baltimore Sun says, that the Alint in Philadelphia is prepared to employ the whole force of the establishment in the coinage of tho dollar piece, and thut it will bo enabled lo turn out 50,000 per day. One or the Watchmen!—A “feller" coming homo from California hud a monster ruttlcsnuke in a wicker cage, which he depo sited with his other plunder under his bed, at Chugres. The room contained fifty buds— hall lull ol drunk and sick " fellers ;" during a temporary absence of the owner the snuko got loose, and the owner coming in ami finding his critter gone, yells out— " Eveilastin' misery ! who's seen my watch mun 7" Alunv heads popped up from tho flea inflict ed dirty beds but nobody had see ing article. " What was he, ole feller, you for 7" says a bald-headed i “ Why, i E’epnritire «» Nlsninrr* Hum Mnv*nnnti. „ *** Tht regular t). 8.11*11 »U*ui«r* tiordon, Capt. Brooki, Calhoun, C*J*t. Uard«n. and Retamora. Capt. Fr«*land,l«tve ovtrr morning atHo'olook.for Charl**- ton. aoaavcUng with the Cbarlvaton *t«am*hlpi and Wilmington boat*, and arriva avary avaning in Savan nah at 6 o'clock, l ( . M. TO I SAra C.1 AHI.KSTUK mR NRW VOKX. James Adger, DioLinion, SktunlAj, I*. M. Depitriwre of Unraon f'enirnl Ritllrond. l*wo PxssasaKR Trxino Daily. Koenlna Daia—Leavoa Savannah at 8 F. M., and ar- (}’•• »t Maaon atfi.Vf A. M., ooauaottng with tha 8outh- Waatern Itailroad toOglalhorpe.and by stages thenoe to Tallahaasar, Culutnbus, and other point* Booth West. Mortnttp fY ciin.—Leave* Savannah at 8 A. M.,and ar rive* iu alaconatd^ 1*. M. connecting with tho Macon and Western night train* to Atlanta, Montcomory and Chattanooga, and with the Augusta and Waynesboro’ t»..i—A.s ... . s and (going East) with NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ST. ANDREWS HAIJ.. NEW PROQR A M MEM SECOND DRESS AAD COSTIJAIE CONCERT! OF MADAME ANNA BISHOP, AssiNtiMl by her Tulented Artists. Wednesday Evrii’g, Mart’ll 16. Bit * FULL PARTICULARS IN BILLS. Tho flne toned Piano Forte kindly loaned by Meisrs, F. Zogbanin k Co. Tiokets $1—Ci NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. mrf Hop*. New-York ill . Jn*t t eoelrcd and for vale JOHN n. .VOOBE k CO., Gibbon*’ Building*. TTF.lt AND CllKBl|K.~30'krffsnnle'H UDTTE l> ed Uo*I Checio; rece . ..... arts SCRANTON, JOHNS I u- ALTKUOUB I’bOl'H. 0U iiM-. In *tuf for Bitlo by nr 10 S ROB’T. HABERSHAM k SON. Uoslien Butter; M boxes do. English Dairy received per xteamahipFlorida, ana rorsale by fl "“*llTOsi * —* IVUjOIJU.—1D9 Glilw. of eiiperfiiie Howard 17 Flour, just received, and for sale low. If taken W GLASS EXHIBITION AT ARMORY IIALL. n great attraction to the schools in the different cities i here it* operations have been shown. In Charleston, pward* of a thousand school children visited it, be tides an equal number who accompanied their parents and gunrdiuus. Liberal arrangements will bo made with teacliurs and superintendents or schools in this city, for tho admia- iu large numbers, of those under their chargo, to witness the experiments of a Philosophical Character, m well as the very interesting Fancy Work that is made toh Exhibition. he ULA8S 8TEAM ENGINE, which is put in operation every day, it o' itself worth the price of ad mission to witness, not to mention the beautiful epoci- mena presented to each visitor. mar Id MOUNT KAGLU TRIPOLI. Families havo found itinvaluablofor their silver and coarser wares—in short, as re- larkcd by tho “8ciontiHo American," In an irticle up- i it, “of all the snhstauoea which have been applied to polish Glass and Metals, nono can equal that substauce known by the name of Tairou—thie is a superior artl- tliat first brought front Italy by the Venetians, aed by them in their palmy days of Glass-making to give it that peculiar polish so much admired by other nations. It should be in every family 2nd overy work shop." For sale by J. A. MAYER, 10 154 Broughton-street. inquirin' “ Why, tnv wutuhmuu; all my dust is un der my bed here, and 1 left a guard with it. out lie’s gone ( ' u “ rlJ '—WO" l‘° "IKKOI- or while Toiler? "No. ho was a California rattlesnake— lima feet long, and fifty-two rattles on his tail Have any ol |vou (•‘llers soon tho eternal critter crawlin’ ’round here 7" They hudn’t—but all able to get out of bed * ‘ bunch. aud nuzzle, did t exceed five millions of dollurs; the number »f persons employed in tho business, directly indirectly, is said to bo about fifty thousand. Of the whole amount of oysters 6old in our markets, about two thirds come from Virginia, which has n more extensive oystor trade than any other in State in the Union I5P* Tho town of Newton, Mass., lias voted against selling liquor for even medicinal pur poses On Thursday evening, 10th Inst., by the Rev. Mr. Crumley, Air. JOSEPH E. p ALLIOANT to Miss HAR RIET A. BURNEY, all of this city. Wo acknowledge the receipt of a bountiful supply of the bridal eako. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI IIOU8E...WiLTin:K(3iut k Son, Proprietors/ Tccmiuy. »»•“"" •* Bo* ton Blake C Snail lu ing ^....13# Sink nnd lady N Y 1 A A Brommor «f lady,do Alfea do A Moore do Hr.ll,jr do Potter, jr do . Shuldon Altnmuliu Warlord.. Beach S Porter Foi tod M Hyatt..... Ttrxstuv, AIaiicii 15. ^ It B Brice di T T Nolun Ala J RoberUnn, lady, daughter Hartford N Y do b, Cherokee No- • etot.lhes ftre.lescilemenl ion, owing to Uie taporied d. iu large tju.ntitl.,, on ' l the northern pvt of tlie • Mid to be *10 to $19 nr. leaving [Jarful tv Sir James Urahum, who occupies the post of Fiist Lord of the Admiralty in the British Ministry, iu accounting lor an increase in the Navy estimate* for the ensuing year* while the force of seamen and marines remain ed the same, stated that almost every article which entered iulo the consumption of the sail- or, had risen, as compared with the two last years, eay, 1851-52, full 10 percent. At the least, in tha cost of each article; and that there was n proportionate increase in the cost of buildings, repairs of ships and steameis, and for the stores and other principal articles pro vided for the naval dockyards of the country. English oak had risen in price 3 per cent., beuip had risen ( Jj per cent., copper 24 per cent., jron 12 per cent., chain cables 17 per cent-, copper aud brass articles 20 per ceut., and pig iron 60 per Cent. A Havana letter says:—"Tlie poor vmIici brought here a* sobatitales for slave labor, after having perished at the rate uf uveuty-five per cent ou the voyage, ate now being sacrificed by disease contracted on board %2Z&Z towam> pmtilinonl, upiii.iiitoc, & c., cf eiich Clerk ... Iho J re usury Dqmilcicm. Thie U the nre- purnturv step which ie cininuue cf the futuro, hut would hu well enough, if well mmiut as a mere matter of inquiry, but llio questions make many ircmhlc in their oboes, uml hundreds feel thut the next week or the next month may find them turned out uf office almost penniless and with largo families depending upon them for support. The President complains much of the pres sure upon him for office, uud seems deeply to regret the demoralizing wpectacle presented in tlie number of applications for pluco. He has suid thut capacity und integrity should alone be regurded, uud hu has given the friends of good men, in possession of subordinate places, to understand that without some sort of cause defensible in itself, they should not bo removed. But will he havo to turn tho Departments over 1 r ®® cr ® ,or ‘ 0, T and can he resis*. tho tide of office-seekers which Just uow rolls in upon him like a flood 7 Col. Wheeler, of North Carolina, will bo the Sixth Auditor of tho Treasury, after the 1st of April. I his is tho office now filled by Mr. b or rely, ol FeOns^lvatiia, nml formerly filled by Peter G. Washington. It is the important subordinate position of the Post Office De partment, though properly connected with the I reusury Department. Nuisances at Concekts.—The editor of tho New York Musical World and Times, describes u very common nuisance, in his nar rative of what befei him at tho lust Plulhai- munic in that city. It was bin misfortune, lie suys, to sit near a party, there, by whom, throughout the performance, u running uc- compaoimeiK of whispering and even loud Hiking was industriously kept up, greutly ex ercising the patience of Home near them, who would liuvo been glad to listen to the music. They discoursed together upon nature and art, the htaliioiiM and the feeliugH, and after discus*- ing the personal charms uud accomplishmcnis * f tuauv of their acquaintances, commenced upon those present. Mr. Eisfcld, they pro nounced a fine looking young man, hut they wondered "what he kept that stick going so for ?’’ When informed by oqp of the company that he was heating time, they thought it quite ridiculous tliut tho Society "couldn’t pluy with out that; tho brass bands, they said, were not obliged to have any body beat time for them." When the second movement of the Symphony commenced, one of tho ladies enquired of her neighbor “what they were goiug to play it over again fort" and during the last move ments the same lady declared “it wa* a shame to play it over so many times." Mr. Burke’s violin solo succeeded in winning sumo atten tion, but the duet between flute and clarionet was pronounced "the gem of tho evening." Indeed, the fluid wus unanimously accorded the first plneo among instruments, "it was so sweet;"—and much mure of the same quality. i ** Hydrophobia.—Joseph Mail- lelt, a rrenchman, fur.mauy years a worthy and industrious stevedore on South Water street, was slightly bitten ou the leg by his pet dog, last Sunday week. No attention was given to th<r wound at first, but in a lew davs he manifested svmntoms of hydrophobia, and yesterday be dted of thut horrible disease. The dog, which had shown no aigns of mad ness, haa not been seen strict.—Providence Journal f Thursday. and servt DT Riohardsou... W At Tuqno Charleston W II Bunhott W J King, jr Mr Young i> Al Warreu ] C Riddor liniti J Jones Charleston U W Duin!uiu, Liberty . MARSHALL UOUSC G. Fargo, Proprietor. Tuesday, AIaiicii 15. ‘L Sinclair nnd lady, Utica Mrs A I. And on in W 8 Davis R C Scott C It Johnson... J C Uork It Morgan, lady and child J Al Gatewood lferr A LAndonin Ataco IJ° ln D w Simmons, Oglethorr H C->rni«li I. J Atallard and lady, Gi B A IliiAhuy, lady and tw daughter* Libert- ivannal Albany N Y It Scovil N O O Loch rant- Macon W W Carter Ga T War thu de N Uattou ,tir>u uvillo Davis N C G L Smith America* Dr Bnrnus Mobil" G Loland d< RECEIPTS OF COTTON, JkO., March 15. Per Central Railroau-soi bates Cotton and Mdse, to 11,rd " ^ * Cooke, Rabun A Whitehead, Cohou k Tar- cg'jj'wfi ajs 1 ” * 8 8 ” i '"“““- * C0MMEKMAL. A WaiTiuiu-d ltcincdy. PLANTERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES, SEA- CAITAINS. AND OTHERS. CAN ITKCUAXK NO IIKMEdY tyl’Al. fO DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN UNIHIENT, For Dysentory, Colic, Crcup, Coughs, Rheumatism, Quinsy Sore Throat, Toothache, Headache, 8ea-8lckne8*, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Old Sores, Alosquito Bites, In sect Stings. Pains iu tho Limbs, Ac. If it docs not give relief, recollect your money will be refunded. AH that is asked is a fair trial of it accord ing to the directions. This article is an English reme dy, and was used by William the Fourth, late hln^of Huglmiil, and certified to by hint as a oure for Rheumatism, where everything else ho had tried, failed. Ovor 10,000,000 bottles havo been sold in the United 8tates without a single failure, aud mauy families have stated that if it wus $10 per bottlo thoy would not bo w ithout it, in case of Croup, as it is as certain to cure as it is applied. The most severe coi'Gii is cured in a few days. It euros TOOTiiAciit: in 3 minutes—nxADACue in y % an hour aud CUOLERA, when first taken, in a few hours. SHT Price 25 and 50 conts. DR. TOBIA8 ha* also put up a HORSE LINIMENT in pint bottles, which it warranted choaper and btttcr than other for Colic, Galls, Cota, Swellings, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heel, Ac. 4l’rioe 50 conts. -5$ commoiiding his LinL but considers that w arranting it sufficient, as any . .k.., .... pgjft A. C. TONS, 126 Bay-street. 11! IIONS,FANS, *r.—Itmnvsd pt?r MbsoT or Florida: Bonnet and Neck Ribbons; black Vd- Hibhon*, all widths; Mack Gimps; Ivory, &radal Wood, and Featlior Fan*. For safe by Mar i<; henry latiiiiop a co > A If A .*'01.8 AND IMI IIIMHiLAS.— It wiper steamer Florida: Plain, watered und 'arasota, in olnoU nml fancy colors; Ladles' il colored Umbrellas; Boiled Bilk Umbrellas, pAlt/ I celvi ugurcit l 1 Y.B ENRY LATHROP A CO. ANT1LLAS.—!li ‘lIKNRY LATHROP A CO" 10-4 to 12-4 llarnsly Sheetings Brown Linen Dumaaks aud Dial Btimr s- oh i- DiApefa ud 11-4 Cotton bheetinga HENRY LATHROP A CO. heavy PennsylraniiL.Oat*, tu brig Joacplms and for sale by U LAG HORN A CUNNINGHAM. 100 barrels Baltimore Flour, 200 Reynold's siipur-cured Hams, Lauding from brig Josephim and for miltWiv mar 10 CLAGllORN A CUNNINGHAM, tJUKUNli AMD m.AMil illUMAihN LOTTERY OFFICE, (Jn 11 dry's Building, Jlull-st., opposite Post-Office. GREGORY A MAURY. Managers. 01.A88 32, for 1853. To be drawn in Savannah, This Duy, March 16. 75 Number Lottery—13 Drawn Ballots. CAPITAL : $1,000! Ac. Ac. Ao. Ticket* $1—8hurc* in proportion. DAN'L. 11. 8TEWAHT, Veuder for Orogory A Maury. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITURE COVERINGS, 4c., AT WHOLBSAX.B & RETAIL. W. II. CAItUVL’S CURTAIN STOR la No. 1 (HI ('hcHtnut-st., PlillHilelphla, Corner hth-st., opposite the State. House. M E hue iilwuy.- in afore a full stock of French Brocutellos; Do. Satin Do Laines; i Satin Damaaki; French Muquotto; Table A Piano Cover*, Ao. , - -, Gilt Cornice*: Piuahes; Gilt Pin* nnd Bauds Laooaud Muslin Curtain* Gimps, Fringes, of every stylo and price. Cords, Tassels, Ao. N. Y. Paiulcd WINDOW SHADES of all styles and . rices; Burt Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac., aud every thing'completefor Curtains of tho uowustParis i, and dealers generally, who does uot obtain reltof is not called o A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. and J. II. CARTER the sole ugents for Savannah-also for sale by the drug gist* and storekeepers throughout Georgia. tfg- Dr. Tobias’ office, 210 Greenwich street, N. Y. J. 11. CARTER, Broughton street, opposite 8t. An drow’s Hall, will supply tho country merchants at tin proprietor ’s lowest prices. , nar |(j The Steamship Isabel, FOR KItY WKrsT AND HAVANA. Wa. Rollins, Commander, W . ■ co,,n,!cl tr 'l* w«tU the siilendiil steam- yy J? 1 , 1 ? 0°LUEN GATE, for San Francisco. Iho Golden Gate performs her trips from Panama to 8an brancisco inside of twolvu days. The r _ First Cabin Stato-Itooins, ard Cabin, Steerage,.. a to Sun Francisco aro tho t $250 Cabin StAtc-Houius, Forward Cabiu Steerage Fare “toerage Thruttgli Tick.u for .ulo by MORUEOA1 k CO.'.' H6 Lust Bay, Charleston, &. C. Tl.koU fur kuy W.^t mid llavun. cau Ihj h«:l of n,..a COUENN* HERTZ, ApmU. SoSannih. UNITED STATES MAIL TTST; FOR NKW-YOItK. k T» l»»« on SATURDAY. March 18, ^ at .t n etook, 3 M , precisely. _ msli ip r 16 «aws Mail ai.ain8l.il, ■-•. H IM, La|,t.51, u. Wowlhnli „ill :ur fruijlii or |,a. B ,i a o aiiiily lo I'ADEl.FOfiD. FAY k CO. INK UNITED STATES MaT„ , FOIt F1I1I.ADKLFIIIA. 1’J loare WEDNESDAY. March 23J, ut - o'clock . M., positively, IjULl'Iie now and splendid steamship ""state OF OEollGfA, Cant! Wal'. ter Collins, will positively leave us above. * W. II. CARRYL, Importor of and Doalor in Furnishing Good*, 160Chostuut-st., oorner atli-street, Jq 14 ly Opposite the State House. Phili NKW WINE AND bIQ.U0E STORE. No. (» Wliitnkcr Mtrect. S TUB SUBSCH1BER respectfully announ* ces^to thejitiiens of Bavannah, aud of tho in- aud will koop coh'tinually in store, n*large assortment of tho best qualities of the various kinds ' Wines ami JLi<|iioi's, both foreign und domestic, invoiced from the host sources, and to his stock of which, at presont on baud, hu invites attention. Having had extousivo expotmn iu Frnuce as a munufaeturer, and in America ns iiupc ter and deafer, his acquaintAuco with the trade enabl him to offer assurance that tlie articles which are eu moratod below arc each gcnuisc. Articlea nf Direct linportntiqn. French Brandies of vuriou* brands; Holland Gin Scotch, Irish and Monongahela Whisky; Old Batavia Arrack; Jamaica and St. Croix Bum. Wines. Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Iloek, Clar et, bautoruoaud Burgundy Wiuos. Cordials. Ale :tiid Porter. London Brown Stout nnd Edlnbur,h Ain. ADo Agcnt for Domestic Liquors. n. MAYER. *IO Reward \\T H'L bo paid fur thn aiiprclioiisit VV ry to thee * ' i years old, black, about i AlillndgoviUo, Ga., WM. U. 11AU8MAN, 161 Congress-si Rook and Job Printing. No. 102 llrynu-ut. (ENTRANCE IN THE LANE.) RDRitM l«?ft at the Printing Office, or nt tiir Bookstore or tho subscribers, will bo promptly exi ® ot « d - JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. B LITTRIt unit ( Iici'mu.—8T» firkin* llutior, 50 boxes Cheese, just received und for Hale by *i Mcmahon l doyle. TOWNSENIDS MAK.SAPAU1LLA. | GltO.SH Hr. Jacob Townsend’*, *■ _ 8< r. Towusond's; ul»o, Sands's, Ellii WIHTAR>fS LOZICNCiBi.S, pKEl’AIlKI) (him Uie original reuipo of tho Into Profesttor Wistar. Tf * iTghly recommended Jolds • 'Dg« .jdicino iu Cougl Prepared uu<l sold by W. W. LINCOLN. / 1DNHK4NF.KH will pi. Y> of their Goods from brio RESCUE, now lauding ut UEOKGIANA, now landing at Whitehead'e wharf. AH ods remaining ou wharf alter sunset, will bo stored expense aud risk of consignees J5 BUNKEIl ft OGDEN. H UH An"l1 IpWHj'ftuf For freight or possago apply t C. A. L. LAMAR. FOIl NIfiVV-YOlik To Sail on Saturday, UGth March, at — o'clock, —. M. 5L Stoamshin ALABAMA, Capt. C. D. Ludlow, will leave asabore. r passage apply to PADELPQRD, FAY ft CO. For iHurou, liawkinavHIo itiwl Other . LnniliiiEM. To Leave THURSDAY R1UUT, March 17<A w!“l'fer m r »A?;,I 1 ^RTRIDUE, urd, u eC w * Taylor master, will havo dispatch John" Ju'°a V whaif. r o f r^JJf ht or »PP*y BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. AUUUSTA, MARCH H, l*. kl.-Comif—Tk. d«- i.ud iiioto notive, with *li,lit iin|ivi>vetusnt lu |iri... r th. Iiettnr i.ui.1 itl... Th. ..lea to-duy .mount to tidt) .lei, frun MACON, MARCH 15 -UomiK.-Uood d.m.nd, W. ifiiutfl from ,!,MIK for Orjin.ry to Middlln, Fi.lr me. t.rludp.l ,.1... II rti. Hoclpt. llyhl. BALTIMORE, MARCH li. Y. II.—Tk. «onr mark.! tu-d.y ... Itrmer. s.tg. of ntjo hhl. Howard itni.t at SI. 8m.11 Mill Of City UUD nt $1.87. Lot choice brnod*. There w.co ctf.r., however, to .oil at lirica. under $s. Corn oteal nnd rye flour uneli.oecd. 8.I.. of red Wheat at lUKnllU ou: whlto do U0oll2 Z'lfA’y MOBILE, MARCil 12.—CottoM.—TU* domand ou Weduesday was very active,and resulted in the safes ol 10,WW bales—middliug firm at ‘Jo. But a moderate busi ness was done on Thursday, holders belug very high iu iheir preteueione, only 4UUU bales found buyors,.without change in prices. Yesterday the market was dull, the demand* of holders twine so Car boyoud the views ol buyors of tho better qualities of Cotton which were wanted, and difficult to obtain, that purchasers could uot go ou, aud the day cloaed quietly, but firmly, ■— aatoa of only 50Uftj)lOiW bales-middliug Uc. The total aalea fer the week ara put down at 24,000 baleo, moatlv for England aud Frauce.wlth a very mod- —“fe quantity for other ports. LIVKHVOOL CLAMtriCATION; Iufiriar 661* llrdluavy.... M ...^„. M ., M .„^.... M .^, 8.‘* Middtiug.. ^ w 9 78- Good Middling 9«, FOK HALT)IHOKU.' The schooner NAIAD, Captain Watts, will , L W " port. For WABHBURN, Ax’L Irlsli Union ^ioci^fly. 'J’he Momhers ol thin Soci- «. apply to II. K. WA FOIt HALE. A consisting of a Woman nnd four J \ children. The woman is about 27 years of ago and of good cliaractor—is a good cook, w asher and ironer. inlatto, about 11 years old, ii Tho oldest girl, euamstre.s. They will bo ao’ld^uL’ montlis credit with Komi security, or town property will be taknu in cliaugu. (} j N . received aud UT.HHtJH. perior article, fresh i ’ ' safe by JOHN 1 Gibbon's Building*. CTAHLKlt'IS CHERRY EXPECTORANT— Jcr the rcliof and cure or Affections of tho Throat .^• u, 'ffa» -uch as Coughs, Colds. Cansumptiou, Brou- n Ji. ..* 1,oar80 ? 0M ’ * c -t l'fcparod by E.ll. Stabler ft Co. Baltimore, aud put up in .»U cent bottles—for sale hv -.yy 15 JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. H AY .--ICU Im If .> prime North River Hi.y luml- ing per sohoonor I. Sattorh —for sale bv - mar la BItlOHAM, KELLY ft CO. PUKNCII OLIVliH ANI) (’APERH, &^Tjm J. received : 10 boxes French Olivos. I» “ Capers, 10 " Castile Soap—for safe by n,ar J. ItOUBSEAU. for making Veils, just received by LaROCIIK t BOWNE. I AJtFNCH Worked Chcuiiaettea, HIcrvum, Co *ars, and Muslin and Cambric Bunds, just rucoir (war 16) LaBUCHE ft BOWNE. ineu iupi . — — , ... HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, s oscorteu ny tho IRISH JASPER GREENS, to I LOcE&W.r.fhSc’oo. 00 U ° m °“ B0ItN *' By order of tho President, marlg 2 ANDREW FLATTLEY. 8cc'y Uost, i uf tho 9tli i /'\N thn ■iinmuuu oi iiio Ulli insluut. between H*. ur.Uy'ro'w'ord.d*;; Sv'.‘“".I Sj? X? FOK ltHNT,—-A husenmnt Room niiuble for a physician s offico. Inquire at No. 7.Liberty Middling Fair’ Fair Corson BrAtnjtBKT. ; - band September 1, 18501. 2,319 Iteoeivod this week 11,912 previously 453,791-465,7U6 4^,025 accepted Stoik CD hood March 11 IU.*K XhoM on the bcrrlt t.kin, at WO report three e nguaei 1>4C, uud tho third »i f , part of the wr.-k there cla*o there wai nuftor rate to Boston at fa.: u freights u brig takeu f..r 1 ■ esse.ts.^ NI£VV BOOKfi, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER a CO. 4»v......'* Kn>KSDAT ' “aKCii IGtii. .?^ RD d SECOND EXPEDITION: Discovo- eh aud Babylon, l the Desert U «»ug the ruins of Ni Armeuin, Hurdit . ■edition undertaken ft , - -—- -- — —- a.. ...... ...useum—by Austen II Lay ard, Al, 1., author of •• Nineveh aud its Remain* Amabel; a Family History—by Elisabeth Wormeiy Barmin * Illustrated News, for 5th and 12th Maroti Donut neglect your Coughs and Colds. “••■•^•“nrlyEllea Per to ml Cough Put 1 gh k-uuily, HIS article (s a never failing rnuiedy fur Coughs Ids, lloaraeness. Sore Throat, aud Tightness *] « or Chest. Persons who aro much oxposod. and troobtud with Irritable Coughs aud Weak Lung*, will Bud almost instant relief by trying tho Pectoral Candy. Iu Tact, noon* should be without it when the changes in tho weather aro ao frequent. No article of and certain < ... _ to convince all ot Us medicinal virtues. For sale by I m»r_lfl__ A. A. aOl.OMONflt 00. KIItKIHII FKICTioN TOWEL*. - 1 hw towel., „ tku name Je.igo.te8, or. of Turk- Hiiniif.nfnr. -...I i.— <_.—a_A®A_ * . . *ura mMerTMi.effliv, o„J. t.vtoM.ifolV.m, h.pud A. A. BOLOMONfl k CO, mSa? - “ -— 4NAlL »''U«HES W I41TK Bari-gu ; Culurotl ilo ; for aulu hy »o»r 16 Laroche * bowne. / 10AIIIH,—Buir.ilo and Shell Tuck Combs,Shell Side Combs, Roue und Ivory Dressing Combs, Uair Brushes, fto., for safe by mar 15 LaROCIIE ft BOWNE. B O.NNUTPi.- latest style £ .—Au uosortuiRiit Ludios’ and Mieses' Spring Bonnots, for sale very low by Laroche a bowne. -Blue uud White Muaquiu •blnet do, Pavilion Loops, Cur- 1, Grass Skirts, Embroidered ftkirts. Palm --—jr aud Cliinose Fane; Ivory do, for safe by m>r » Laroche ft bowne. W V 110 'W SIIAHICH—Ifenuiil'uTdnrigiTTuuh ) f latest stylo; just reocived by Laroche ft bowne. Naturi Gastric Juice fused in watei Boofin about two PATENT MEDICINES, fc 0 . Another Nolentlflo Wonder! GREAT PURE FOR DYSPEPSIA | OR HOUUHXON'8 „ Th.;««. ni wl „ Fluid, or Oastrio fourth KjmVbl the O. eftorrtitrc' —Pa. Tbiiiaa^-aiJ iture's own method, by Nature’s own Agent thi * ' gar Hair ateasnoonfutiof Papsli fe -ill digest or dissolve five PMadsVfR^ •n hours, out of the stomach. PEPSIN Is the chief ofemont, nr groatdigeetlnt«nrfii oiplo of the Gastric Juice—tho solvent of the yjrf sacs tlve Stomach of tlie Ox. thus forming a fme Diurtn.l Fluid, precisely like tim natural Oastrio Jnicc fe ! Chemical powers,and furuiahiua complete and tierr.'. substitute for It. Scientific Evidence! Call on the Agent andgstadescrlptlveetrenJargratli giving a targe amount of sclcntilfe evidence, from Lis big's Animal Chemistry, l)r. Combo's Physiology of lu gc»t i«n, Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet, Dr. J, WTDranar" of New-York University. Professor Dnnifllson * Phv.i otogy. l*rof. Slllltnan, of Yale College; Dr. CarJinfeS JSMISotK"" « No Alcohol, Hitters, or Acldn! ftry Bumomber thts: Dr. Houghton’s PEPSIN is a grout natural remedy, free from Alcohol, Bitters Add* uud Nauseous Druga. It is extremely agreeable’ fe th. taste, and may bo takon by tho most feeble patients whS cannot eat a water cracker without acute dlstrena iu. wure of Drugged imitations. Pepsin is not a drug i.’uroi* in Every Town. Dr. Houghton’s Pepsin has now been tested for up ward* or two yoars in every large town in the United States, und the AganU cau refer Dyspeptics to many remarkable cures in every town I Numerous details of eases, report* of auras, certificates of Physicians aad Patients, are givonin thu Clreulars furnished by Agent* gratis. -o'* r«0Hln III Fluid and Powder. Dr. llouflfitoo’. Teli.ln 1. prco.rod In l>o» J„ ,.d I. Fluid form—and in Proscription vials for the used Physicians. Private Circulars for Physicians may b« obtained of Dr. lloughtou or his Agents, describing the whole pro- cess of preparation, and giviug tlie authorities urea which the claims of this new remedy are based. Ai U is uot a secret remedy, no objection oan be raised against its use by Physicians in respeotakfe stundtng and r«u. lar practice. Price $1 per bottle. 6 n OBSERVE Tills :-Every bottle of the genuine Pepsin bear* tho written signature of J. 8. llOt'UIl. TON, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy. riglit aud Trade Mark secured. ^ J»*r Soldbv all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines W7 W. LINCOLN, Woolosalo aud Retail Ageot in lavanuah. J. A. MAYER, 154 Broughtou-st., Savannah je!7 codlv-lawi Wholeaaleand Retail Agent ALLCOCK’8 PU81ER9. THE MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLASTER Or the Nineteenth Century. M ISTORY—Thu history of thu.u plasters would occupy more apaco than cau be spared in those s. Suffice It to say, that the most eminent ch#m- f tho Uuited States and of Europe their ooinpcsltton. But it was left »r seven years had the outire charge or Messrs. Rushtou s Astor House store, to perfect them for public use. They are made porous, ao that the eva poration of the perapiratlou can goon sufficiently where tlie plaster is applied, w ithout, as with other plasters, causing the accumulation of acrid fluid, which corodts the skin and occasions many unpleasant sensations, net necessary for the cure or alleviation of affections fee which a plaster is usually applied. They are tonic and carminative, which renders them a certain extent, vitalise the e applied. warming, and paiu-relleving they in fact wai-th, and V part upon which thoy a These strongthouing. warming, auu paiu-reueving plasters, will bo found invaluable iu weakness of th* back, chronic rheumatism, and contractions of the mm oles; neuralgia, local nurvous affections; in asthma, and jiaius in the side or chest, especially when proceed- rom dyspepsia or weakness, or a tens* or oolduess e pit of tho stomach; in ehrunio or recent affec- i of the kidneys; in oases of sprains, strains, or bruises ; and in noarly all oases where a local pain or — —. v , blowing tea- eimoniala, more particularly to tho letter from Dr. J. T. Henderson, whom thuso plasters of Mr. Aiioock ’ * •' of Iho* * * e bowels of many .ycara >d of a nervous disoase staudiug. - Dr. I. T. Klemloruoii’a Letter. FamvilU, Louisiana, March 8, 1850. Dr. T. Am-cock, Sin I have been suffering under a severe attack of neuralgic disease of my bowola for years, with hyper- tbropby of the heart, and bavo tried everything knows to tlie practice of medicine from the very best M. D’s.; but truth prompts me to say that your plasters have 8 iven me more rermanoat relief than anything else I avo used, aud 1 believe will produce a perfect c ’ used, aud ondorfulij of your plaster, gradual way, ol m m r . to tho oapillar> i->n-u Lit ion uriumd the parts f tt,.. _ be oonnter-irritant effect for it is r~*— ’ - ptodneid iu suoh a mild and - well as the invigorating notion itgives . , jireulation around the parts to which thoy are uppliod, with the greut nervous sedative influ- they oxert upon all nervous diseases, n conclusion, permit me to say, that I have had ex- drience of the qualities of the piasters heretofore in ie, but must placo yours at the neadof them all. Ev- ry modical man who becomos acquainted with them, ill assuredly recommend his pationt* to use no other tan tho Medioafed India Rubber Blaster of Dr. Allooek. . ** Y’ours very truly, I. T. HKNDER80N, M. D. The Dasters can be obtained at tlie Book Store of W. Tuouas Williams, No. 149 Bay-st., Savannah, and by order of all Druggiata, throughout the country. : eodlawt-w Muslin liwertingk A EdKlugio J UHT llKCKIVKHut ll.o NKW STORK MO llrou,ku>Q .treat, , Urge MMortiuent of MuiMn linings, ronsisting in partof Lxlra Wide Swies Muslin Edgings, do do do do Inserting* do do Cs inbrie do Edgings • do Insortings e of those very much admired A 1,80— A fe. Swiss und Cambric Muslin Bands. J. II. COHEN ft CO. *1 riLLET’J K—by Curror Bell, author of "Juim t Eyre," etc. k B .V n .^ 8 ~ ft tft,eb F Kxranafli, author of " Nathalie," ate., etc. MR. BROWN’S LETTERS TO A YOUNG MAN ABOUT TOWN—Till PROSER. fto.—by WT M. Thackeray. QUEENS UF 8COTLAND AND ENOLI8H PRIN- Slricklaud; voi 3-eonUining LI FE OF Al A R Y STU A RT. THE EMIGUANT SQUIRE—by P. Hamilton Myers, author of ’• Bel) Brandon.” HISTORY OF TUE STATE OF NEW YORK-br John Homeyn Brodhoad— first period, 1609-1654. THE CURSE OF CLIFTON; a »i’afe of Expiation and Redemption—by Emma D. E. Houthworth. THE COMPLETE WORKS OF 8. T. COLERIDGE— TIIE FRIEND. A.VOTUEIi SUPPLY or PASTORAL THEOLOGY—by A. Vinet. HOME SCENES-by Qraoo Aguilar. DEAN S DAUGHTER—by Airs. Gore ; and 1 ADY' BIRD—by Lady Georgian* Fullerton, mar 10 For sale by JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. BUTTER, CIIBKME, LAUD, Arc. T> ECKIVKf) ppr steamer 10 kegs extra choice ■ V Goshen Batter. 10 boxes do. do. Cheese,,6 barrels Loaf Lard, Fuiton Market Boef, Pig Pork, all of which w 11 bo notd at as low rates us eon be bought for in tk*. lity ucoordiug to quality. . » GEO. ALEXANDER. FLOUU. O NK liunjfod bb!>. lttluim,re Flnur for .ale by a*I* ROWLAND* CO. O IL. OIL,—5 cit.lt, B. W. Sperm till, ajbbli. M.oil!Bury Oil, In .tore Bod for nto by ' b SWIFT* CO. F Aii ?WH» &C.—.»Uurcog Codfish, 1(K) bxa. Smoked llorrings, 30 bb)s. Piokleddo., 30 bbls. Nos. 1, 2 and , w L»lf do. do., 2U kitfe do., 50 boxea Buck- wlicut, 25 half bbls. do., reooived and lor sale by fut> 7 MoMAHON ft DOYLE. ixr, UKA.nUl4l9, CL.C- — Received per stoamer Florida, 5 kegs Malaga Grapes, 10 boxes Orangos, 10 bbls. Pippin Apples, Ral- — «» figuau. M.' . . ,. ALEXANDER, fob lb Cor. Bu 11 and Congress sts., Monument-ag. owtsa ajUMiue, mbroideries, fte. ( Dewitt ft MORGAN. G OOD lUOCOFFKIf— At IU cants hy the single pound, or 11 pounds for $1, aud a genofal issortinunt of tiuo and Fresh Groceries, at the lowost msh price, for sale by ( f eb 16) M. J. SOLOMONS. 1 .' LO YVFR S1CHDN.—This day received an assortment of Flower Seeds, put up in boxes, each box containing 20 select varieties. """ W. LINCOLN. Monument-sqr. W. I). FORD, "kEALKlt in linn GROCERIES, TEAS, FRUITS J and NUTS, *-* * (th *24 /AUAN44KM, Lemons,, leb NUl# ’ 4C '' ”* U8t T / 11UE1C, Cuual Flour, oxtri Vy just received and for safe by Tob 24 W. D. FOnD. Sttfel.j Refilled Sugars; W. D. FORD. NIONH* Cbeuaii, Dried Tongues, Pickled do., and Fulton Market Beef, just received and fur [feb 24J A SfARAWiS ROOTS.—1 cuse Asparogu.- Roots in fine order, just received per Philadelphia aud for safe by W. W. LINCOiJS’. Monuiusn tK.|uare. ) El'ElVEI) per Florida— - V I’iain, White and Salmon Colored Bilks, P\ Alt A HOLM—Rluck and Coh Laroche ft bowne” f I ’SI nlSf9i 4 ^T G * 1I Tm U ". ,,oq *' BiubroWsr. J tag UraiJ, rloronce and Ma — mco and Marrallina Silks, fto.; just r!5| LaROCIIE ft BOWNE. Urr„.'h Print., !tl„„ Areilf2t , ii? lb *7* ‘“i s,ri “ neurc.iijo.t rocol ve.l l,y (mar 15) LaROLTIE ft BOWNE. ( T RiXTltS 1 ? Sltl* »UdlAIKK C’ltAVATH, vJT 8ilk Puoftat lldkfs, Linen doq just received by ' ROCHE ft BOWNE. 1^0tt8ALK.-A Mulatto Girl sevuuteen years ..a 2iii.Vdre Ji* 1 A , ; p r r,“fo 1 ' *“ ,i “f** 1 * •' WM. WRIGHT. IV° 14 Lit•—A Woman tliirty fivo'years old . ""A* 00 ® WOQ,, » wnsbor and irouer. Apply to - mtr WM. WlllullT. J^OK SALK.—A WdiHBM HMiflcri vour, Jij Bad bar child, on. tunBlh-a flm-rela i.obi. .or muslin Uudersleeves—Sprint;styles. Blaok Bare,* o«re fla. blltll 1, Lala., *c„ by J W. C. WAD8WOHTU. Breaahloa.lte.t, Al.MM9.-2u boxes, 25 half boxes, and 30 "natter bozos of very fine Raisins, ia store and for [feb I] C. B. 8CALLY. |jim,\ fob'hJ 1 * 1 ^ UC ^’ * Vv4 y 11X111 hornhandles. <’IIEKN» STFELH and Table Btesfe. n handles. MORSE ft NIC1IOL8. LX/ anu Dublin ForUr, Edinburgh and Alloa*, wits « 8 0, ‘arai supply of Wines, Liquors, CurdiaJ*.ft* feb 16 ' GEO. ALEXANDER. llUTTKIt and CHKKSK.-*. bT|. CholeB I > Goidiun Batter, 50 boxes do. do. Cheese, landing from eteaiaship Florida and for safe by fab 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. H O8IKIiY.--50 doa. comprising every *tyfe and quality, juit received by w, c/wadbworth 83 Broughton-st. I? OK J.' first Apply to h !S"‘“ "-M,™ •« ™~ii. <!■” u ) ; wa. WRfOHT. r** U «*I.*.-Tbn fbl]tM,|i,f Kan , Um "» r , years, one 22, and one 2i Years old- »rrr«f.>tn«,i V / 5 ,0,k irnwre JJs CJOOi)H»—Priiilvd Barege*. Brilliant*, Prints, CldnU, Jaconets, Scotch al»g- Mwslins, Worked CoUnr* said Sleeves. Ac., ja«# received and for r sale by EVITT, LATHROP ft fiTE»BIKf Waiters, some choice and bean Slfljjj Wmwb BBd t.b Traj » uf C.U Tr.j . .if 'KKLK’S FEATIi. ree.lred uud fbr Ml. b> f«b»l COf.LINR t BRLUtt.SV. fBHH t «WUrx*CO, U«m H u*touU*j ifauj SWIFT* CD.
