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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1853)
THE DAILY MOMIMJ MEWS. __ BY.JOHN M. COOPER, »VII,r.IA V’ T.TIU»lH*>»ON. SUITOR. Largest Circul sen ums: Urn City l ssavasi staul Thursday Morning, March U4, 1803* stage on the Morning News, under the sew i-nw. DAILY NEWS, la Georgia, 78 cents V »»»“« TRI-WEEKLY* NEWS, iu Georgia, V cents ft annum. DAILY NEWS, 10 any part of the U. H. $1,66 * annum. TK1-WEKKLY NEWS, to auy part of tbo U. 8. 7» oU. •j* aunuiu. Tim above are ths rates when paid in advance at the office of delivery. Whoa not paid iu advauoe, the "i doable. as SEE FIRST AND LAST FADES. V. U. PALMKlt la oar authorised agent for the cities of New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. BY MAGNETIG TELEGRAPH. {Transmitted totho Daily Morning Newt.] Charleston Ooilon Dlnrket. CharlkbTon, March ifJ, P. M. The sales of Cotton to-Jay, (Wodiiesduy) reached 2000 bales, at extreme* of 8 to 11 caftls. Middling Fair is quoted at 10i io 11 ccois. The market closed eery firm. Acknowledgment.-—We are under obliga tions to Mr. E. S. KRMrTON, for forwarding outside the mail, a package containing a Now York Herald of Sunday, and several Balii- more papers of Mondoy lost. Also, to Mr. McKinney, dork of the Calhoun, for their prompt delivery. Mndaiuo liinlinp*n Lost Concert. Madame BibHoi* repeated her sacred and miscellaneous Concert at St. Andrew's Hall, last flight, before a very select audisnee. As on Tuesday evening, Madaino Bishop's sing ing elicited thrf warmest applause from her auditory* Always a favorito in Savannah, she has ad ded by her late concerts, another to the many pleasiug rocolleclions of enjoyment, which among musical connoisseurs, are associa ted with her name. She leaves our city for Charleston, where we understand she intends giving'A series ol her coucerts. Vincent's Subdivision Map of the City of Huvnnnnh. Mr. Vincent, presented us yesterday, dirougli Mr. Howel, with a copy of hie new Map of Savannah. irVe coufess that although we had seen some of the proofs, and had h en made acquainted with the leading features of the work, we did not expect to see so hand some a wap of our truly beautiful city. The ’scale upon which the map is draw* gives am ple scope for.a faithful delineation of the plan of the town, and to give prominence to those features which distinguish the city of Ogle- tborpe from all others. The old city, tho now, and the prospective, are all displayed with suf ficient of the sdjaceut surroundings to give the stranger a very satisfactory idea of our location. The engraving is well executed, the coloring good, and aa far as wo have been able to examine it, the minute details ure faithfully &ad correctly given. Hie work in ell its parts reflects great credit on its compiler, and will no doubt yield him n handsome return for his labor. Tho map is for sale by Mr. fl, Howel. Galloway’s SAVANN<uT~l)iiiECTORY.— We have been favored with a neat copy of tho 44 Directory ami ('mi.n. «r *i.„ _«• o tho “ Directory and Census of the city of Sa vannah foi 18511,” compiled by David H. Galloway. The pamphlet, which is neatly printed by Mr. George S. Nichols, contains, besides (be Directory, a Counting House Ca lender, several valuable tables. The Directory will be of great utility, both to the citizens and straugers. It can be obtained at the Book stores. [From the New York Cwsriee A Enquirer, of Saturday.} The Mn VMRtsnh writ New York Hiram Ship . AagiiMtn. The trial trip of the third steam ship I in tho “New York nud Savannah Strom Navigation Company's” lino yesterday, was made tho oc casion ol an excursion, which for the com pletenese and perfection of its arrange ments; judicious selection of guests nod gra tification of tho anticipations of all con cerned, seldom leaves New York. The hour of departure was-to have beon 10 A. M., but in c on sequence of a dense fog upon the waters at that time she did not lenvo her pier until noar 12 M. Tho construction of her machinery beiug iu some points new and pe culiar, hor movement fioin the dock was look ed for with interest by a number ol theoretical and practical engineers who were on board. Owing to Hie delay they had an opportunity of examining the vessel and appointments mi nutely, and nad formod favorable opinions con cerning the whole. It is sometimes tho cose with now machinery, that slight adjustments are necessary after “ steam is up” before start ing ; but it was not so with the Augusta. At the word she glided from hor pjer, nnd conti nued her course as smoothly as if sho had mode many trips before ; and rstumsdin the soon man ncr. We have already published the dinicn sions of this vessel in detail, and consequently will now only state them in general terms. 3he was built by Win. H. Webb, of long-standing celebrity as a ship builder, and is 220 feet in length, 35 J foot broadlh of beam, 22 feet depth of hold, and 1600 tons register. Her model is without reproach. She is what is called 41 very sharp fore and aft,” and so perfect are her lines, that when moving at tho rate of fourteen miles por hour, scarcely any agitation of tho water is di*ccruiblo other than from the action of her wheels. Her engine wan built by Stillman, Allen Ac. Co., of the Novelty Works, which is, aside from ocular demonstration, a sufficient guar- untse tor its being a commendable specimen of a single oscillating engine. Tho cylinder is 85 inches in diainoter and 10 feet stroke, and •bout 1400 horse power. It is peculiar in being a single oscillating engine with the in- tioJuction of the American Puppet valves, and in having its pump worked without the use of the crank shaft. The crank ehaft is dispensed with, by a motion taken from tho top of the piston. By this arrangement of engine 95 p. c. of Ihe power is communicated directly to the crank to which the wheels are affixed, and remaining 5 per cent, bcare upon the lever, which works tho pumps. It is claimed that this arrangement is loss liable to derangement; as compared with other forms of engines, the friction is vastly reduced. It is also stated that while there are thirteen principal parti*', in tho side lever engine, through which its power is transmitted, this engine has but four. In thus reducing the friction end liability to de rangement, lies in the opinion of tbo builders, : ts great value. To these may he added toe fact that it occti- SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1853. [Sto the Ditty Morning Nows.] The Form or Spring. IV ALLA MOOUK. Ths form of spring is breathing IU tudl and gsntlosigh, U.? r * U, ° ot wlntsr it •* sltlf passing by- With stealthy step shs ccnteth from th’ fa " “* WUh ahor?** ***** #b# cc “* lh ft0 “ &"***off soslhsvs Whart flowers ere over blooming, and winUr dara not Raijoiea, ya hills nnd mooutalna—sing louder all ya streams— Lift up tl»y arms to greu bar, all beautiful sho Mama. All radiant in loveliness, all sunshine, smiles and FUNBKAL INVITATION The friends nnd aeqnalntaneea of Mrs, MARGARET MARSHALL, are respectfully invited to attend her fu neral, from her lata residence on Moatgomery-strcoft This Morning, at II o’eloek. * Arrivals as the Ustels. 4 bow. Proprietors. PULASKI HOUSE...Ww HMMWneuiiir. March tt. Taira J R I’ya ac 5Uh M 8 Patterson ,lo R McDonald Cat ml on oo Wo gate upon her bosom trhen winter’s lolled to sleep: And see her breathe upon him, then lay him dowu and weep. She’s o'asped his ioy fingers in bar own soft, thrilling, palm. And yielding to her influenoe, his sleep is sweat nnd pies less room, is Ichh in weight, and has lower working parts demanding tho attention of the engineers. Pintson's patent doublo vacuum condensers, are introduced to supply fresh water to tho boilers. Of these condensers we have had occasion to speak before, and in terms of high cummsndaiion ; the grounds for which were actual examination and the opin ions of experienced engineers who had used them. It furnishes not only fresh water to the boilers, but to.the passengers and crow j and on the authority of recent intelligence from a vessel having them on board, a saving of ten tons of coal per diem is made by Uieir use. They are already found in most of our ocoan steamers, and Davis nnd Brooks have contract ed with parties for them for their new line of California steamers, as have also thr Aspin- wall line. Our reporter learned from Mr. Samuel L. Mitchell, the principal of the New York and Savannah Steam Navigation Co., that they have another steamer, nearly completed, winch is intended to be added to those already on the lino. The Augusta takes her place and will commence her first trip to Bavannah on Wed nesday next. Sho will be under command of Captain Lyons. Her engineer is Mr. Smith, palm, (rioldis Hoar you not the dUtaat thunder f its munnuring's soft bow of promise with beaut' lorui— Uniting Earth and Heaven, dividing sun and etorm ? And »oe yon not the flowers of ovary hue and dye, Htartlng Into life and beanty, and looking to'ard tho e tompci i orescent They spread their fragrant bosoms, to receive th' dew- drop kiss; And tasting heavenly nectar, thoy know cxtatic bliss. Behold f yon feath’ry choirs, how they come to us in throngs; Thoy leave the orange bowers to fllVour groves with “IIS Sweet welcome little mlnetrele, re know your aouth.ru home— Af.ln yuii'll bud your natal .pot, tho' far away ye Sweet b'pring, thy Idee le on my brow, thy hnrere In my hair, Sach breath that beaveo my booom le richly perfumed My feet I bid trip lljbtly.o'er thy rich peon flowery For I wou/d not .oil thy beauty, oo brief le thyebodc. ml the steward is Mr. 1. C. Chick. Uitlilmorc and the Nouthorn Trade. JUUMto nf Mid. msaUHiioUungel.h^itay Aloud** evening lant, •• to lake ncceuary mepa lor obioining reliable inhumation nnd data in regard lo tho feasibility of steamers to Severn ntth, New Orleans aud lha Gulf.” The Col- tom Want cloaca a long article on lha subject ofthe Southern trade, with the lollowing nark* t „ V°* <5»*““»ore between Bulllmoro end Sevan d “_?, IoWI ' , . S ' e determined on. Thera thi. tiling into conelderatluii, iu examineIbo ground "K correspondence will, Mobile and Savon nab, und too what can bo doun. It will <!n nn xnd will show the people of Georgia, Kust Mississip pi, Florida, and Alahutna that llultimore is to uur i.. ©it. Let tho merchants moot. ami aft,,, _ »«rk f ^o°V," d , h0 "' 'bcl.S he* 7o to work and do what IhvAjiil. For that purpo.o eld to the So.th.rn ondtJZZ.T'lTZ’iL» ^ V0 " IU “ *• “ '‘' c ‘ock 1>. M. tjcvoral laroo houses will be present, Honii)tliin.r i. ? o * • m. ecvcrni lurvo dnno, ini'i.-.'v. P r r . e o 0 .“„ml| 8 °“" ,,l, “ , « i ‘ ,u Such a movement is worilt a dozen com- mercml convemioos. If Uoliiniore bee in- ducemonta to offer for our trade, end would share tt with New York and Philadelphia, she must meet her northern rivals bore with enuei fecthiies of communication. Our Ualiiinote .™" d ',* re °.“ '. he ,igl " ,r01ll( uow - “ Ul1 w» liopo > stop* baukwards.” thoy will take 44 1 The staamship El Paraguay, Lieut. A. S. Baldwin, U. S. N. sailed from New York on Saturday, for the Republic of Paraguay, a destination nover yet had by any vossol sailing from any North American or European Port. Sho goes, says the Now York Courier and Enquirer, for the purpose of carrying on a regular trade on the Rio do la Plata and tho the Paraguay River, betweeu Montevideo and Assuncion, a distance of eleven hundred miles, never yet traversed by a steam craft of any description She will perform a regular month ly trip between tho two cities, carrying poa- sengers and freight, and will be tho means of Tins ncver yef existed with all the "tributaries of the Rio de la Plata, comprising an extent of three hundred thousand square leagues of territory. She has also been fitted, continues the Conner Af Enquirer, especially for tho service, and a stauncher craft thau she now is, could hardly be found. She is two hundred eet in length by twonty-soven in breadth, and has a cylinder of forty-eight feet with eleven fee t stroke. Sho takes with her 25 passengers and 180 tons pf coal, but will stop for further supplies at Grnnada in the Windward Islands, at Per nambuco, and at Montevideo, and her running unie to Assuncion will probably be about twenty-eight days. In every respect, both in construction and equipment, she goos com pletely adapted for her destined service, and 1*hto Foreign Items. There is a.*i usual commotion in Hungary, and many arrests have been made. More ar rests have been made at Milan. All the church bells are muto and guarded so that ihojr may not be touched. 'i ho Austrian Lloyd says that in conse quence of the unsettled state of affairs Russia is taking great precautions to prevent au out break ill Poland. The Constitutional elates that the mission sent by Russia to Constantinople is to demand 9,000,000 ruples due Russia Lor her interven tion in 1840, and to insist upon a settlement of the holy fopulchro afliiir. Tho Mpntonegro war is ended. The Hungarian conspiracy recently discov ered among the prisoners in Coinorn had ramifications at Pestli. The plan was to set firs to the fortress, and iu the cuufusion the provost was to liberate the prisoners, while the allies outside seized the arsenal. The provost was hanged on the discovery of the plot. Uuusuul symptoms of fermentation were ob servable throughout Austria. Many arrests had taken place at Prague. F II Adjtm*.,., on 9 Foot. Dnvln r U DtuuUlot, lady nnd •«rvt kM \j 8 N Mrs Elbert do Mr* Miller m do Pntunon do T McGrath B T Fa to* H T William*.. A A Dowuil 1 M Lpptng and lady.,,8 C J Rodecr* Ga o 9. G J uho P ,T *- do M B»k«r Greensboro J R Norton Bavsnnah a * Proprietor WKW ADVERTISEMENTS, OUGAMHT WANTED flfr—■jg>^To take charge of th* Organ of lb* Lutheran •OS Charoh Apply to martl JOSEPH FELT, Chairman Trustee*. Dr. J. Flrkliui. H Oflio* and r evidence corner of Bernard and • V -Sa Ferry street*. OrI*»n*-squar*. Offlc* hour* from 8 to 10 o’clock, A. M. tf mar 22 DENTISTRY. Drs. KOYALL and IOIINJION, Snrglntl and MoeImnl-'nl Dentists. R Will* rex.. CB MuLindon do J Bryant Atlanta A Le liter 8 8 Biohte l'hil W U Benedict, lady, child and Horvt „'U 8N Campbell... Ohio P Bennett. buffalo Mis* Q?rmuia. 8 A Jones end servt, Burk, 8 A Cooper d< J Lynd and lady. D E Delevar am u t. uaiuvar and lady, J P E Brook*. Alkai , i*J Alii If reO. ...O* Capt Plekoroll W Brown • IIII l)*Legul Liberty KWDoLsJrl Molntosn J O Dari* Albam T 8 Emanuel 8 L 11 A Bright. FJa Ml** Lovlck NO Mr» R F Butler Norfolk OO Bailor .do T W Matthews .Mscsn A T E*t«* 8C O Goodall Charleston ....Phils IlECEIPl’B OF COTTON. Ao.. MARCH 23. Per Central Rallroad-390 boles Cotton, and Mdse, to Cohen* 4 Herts, Harper, Stuart ft Co, J 11 Burroughs * 8o®* O W Germany ft Co, C Hartridgr, E Parsouo ft Co. J N Phillips, Caldwell, Neely ft Co, Franklin ft Brantley, CAL Lamar, and Webster ft Pnlmot. COMMERCIAL. MACON, MARCH il-Corro.i.-Tlitrc lire lie.n fair demand for the last week, at the following auota- tious: Ordinary to Good Ordinary, Middlii to Good Middflng, 0m\; Middling Fine, l»o. R oelpts very light, and but littlo In plantera’ hands. CHATTANOOGA, MARCH 81.—Than has been good enquiry foi Cotton, particularly for the better grades, but owins to the light stock on sale.tho transac tions liavo been limited to a few small lots, at prioes ranging from 7>£ to8>i, rrincipally at tho latter figure. The receipts continue light, and it is now the general •and bales in ths country The Btutomeut of the Gorman papers, that Austria und Prussia insist on England banish ing refugees, on pain of closing their domin ions oguiust the English, is not true. The principal families in Vienna have, however, agreed not to invite Englishmen or their fami nes to their homes. This is in retaliation for Encland sheltering Mazini and Kossuth. ilia Morning Advertiser announces tliut the Duchess of Bulhcrland plaees iStaflbrd House at the disposal of Mr&. Stowe to give recep tions in, and that the Earls of Shaftesbury, Carlisle, &,c., will meet her at Liverpool, and an address, with 40,000 women's signatures, will arrive by the next steamship. td9** II is eluted that the various expedi tions that have beeu fitted out within the last five years for the discovery oi Sir John Frank lin, have cost an aggregate of £758,466. Nearly eight years have elapsod without tid ings from tho missing voyagers. No Iobs than fifteen expeditious in all, consisting of 'hirty vessels besides boats, have been engaged in the pursuit, and the effort is still continued. rantry Corn, Bacon nnd Lard i. merely nominal. We Duties sales of forward. •till dull of sale, and pries* , - „ J sales of two parcels (ISO saoks) Corn, delivered in Depot, at 40 cent*, sacks in cluded, and in the oarly part of the week about 10,000 lbs. Biicon, from flatboat, changed hands at SET cents, hog round. Wo hear of no transaction* in Lara. The stock of Flour is nuito light, and all offering moots with roady sale at our Inst weok’s quotations. NORFOLK, fVA.) MARCH 19.-Bacon continues exceedingly dull, without any change In prices. There *■ if demaud for good Cotton; sales at 9?,'o. Infe- dull, nad prices nominal. - Uow Corn at 66r.; good wL.« .. aud common white and mixed file. Supply moderate. BOSTON, MARCH 18.-There ia a better feeling in t S3@fi4o, the Cotton market, and full prices. Corn is in ‘^“‘‘upward. We quoto yellow at «V<lti7c,and white at V bushel, cash. Oats 48c. bushel f From the Ucited States Economist, 19th inst.] Cotton. The great problem in reooipt* for tho present yoar has continued a vexed question much later than usual, and as a matter of interest we have oompiled the week- folfow' U for y6»ts down to the present time, as Weekly Recces of Cotton at alt the Porta of the United yeart, exprrated in thouauntUof balee. State* for ti Sept. October I Ootoher 8 October 16 Tho Virgiuia House of Delegates on Thursday passed a resolution directing the Attorney General to prosecute the appeal in the Letnmon cuse, before the Supreme Court of New Turk. 13^ The number of persons actually engag ed in digging gold in California does not ex ceed 100,000. During the month of January just passed, the export of gold from California umouuted to $4,576,013, which gives a month ly yield of $45.76 to each man engaged in mining. so far as human success, she bus, suys that guaranty. sgacity cau gu arontee the Courier Ac Enquirer, Ilog* Backed in the Wont. 1 ho St Louis JVetrs questions the statement of the Cincinnati Price Current in regard to the number of hogs packed iu Illinois, Iowa* and Missouri. It says : Missouri Is set down as having sfaughier- ed only 87,200 head, when the very lowest es timate we have heard is 150,000, aud from that to 200,000 head. This city and one or two other points we could name have alone pneked more hog* thou are given to the whole State. The figures for Illinois are nearer correct, but Dkownxd.—Coronor Eden held an inauest I wll *“ , " e ^ returns are in, we think thoCin- yeMenley. e,.be Cue.om Houe. Dock. JL ,he SffSiTTSl Til! S''““H SS&.Sf!' "r. n . ,1 aiuiciuom mill UU IUIIIIU IO UD IUII OU,- bodv of nn ,, n Ln Dock, on the I 000 short. Iowa, too, Iras packed largely over y n unknown colored man, who wo B the number stated. The total in the three found drowned in the river at Four-Milo Point. “ ihe deceased bed on hi* potion two flannel shirts. Blackwood’* aiittfnxlne. From Col. W. Thorne williams, Agent for the American publishers, we have received 'ihe March number of this popular uiouthly.— 1 he following is the table of coulonts ; Clubw and Clubbists; II. Lady Lee’ Widowhood—Part III; 111, The Vegetable Kingdom; IV, Ramble* iu Southern Sclnvo- »is; V, John Rintoul; or, (be Fragment ot the Wreck; VI, A Trio of French Tourists; VH, Peace and War; VIII, Tho Malt; IX, Note to Article oa Slavery iu January Num ber. Ureal Attraction. To-day'* exhibition, at Armory Hall, is for the benefit of the glass-workers, and it will bo a prise occasion for the people. Fifty of tho fineal epeciraeus are to bo given away to the visitotf—twenty-five to the ladies and chil dren in the afternoon, aud twenty-five to th© .. . » — 'J public It large at night. The specimens wil, lia on exhibition free u f charge from H to 1 o'clock, in order to oflurd all an opportunity to •eo them preriou. to tho exhibition. All ere invited to take a look. Thaoe specimens far surpass all oilier* that have been mude in Sa- The wonderful Magic Bottle ia to be given as * prize, at tho night exhibition, which will lie positively the It.t in Savannah, Kants IN the Mountains.—tJherokce and middle Georgia exchanges give detail* of the most incessant raius. For throe woeks the cloud* have moat iucoutinent poured their flood* upon tho fields. Tire wholo surface of the couutiy hae been inundatod, and farming and planting operations have boon seriously retarded. The season formaking preparations lor the now crop hns folly arrived, and unless a fa.oniblo change should take place *t an -■rday.theconBoquencee will be severely Wist 1‘oixt The r has been favored for pub- following telegraphic die- eh 21tt.—Let it be knows i tor completed that wo open -“VMiratgomoi, and 1 tram, and shall be rurniglit train i>i t resident. States is giveu by the Price Current at 464,708. The best information horo it that tho number packed on the Missouri, Mississippi and Illi nois rivers and through the interior, will ex ceed 600,000 head, showing a deficiency in tho statement of from 130,000 to 150,000 head. The itibraase, according to tho statement in the three States, of the past over the previous season, was 123,252 head. This is nearer cor- reel than one might suppose, from the fact that tho estimates of the previous sensou'a work *® r ® like the present, entirely too low. Taking the best information hero in regard to Missouri. Illiuois, and Iowa, and the state ment of the Price Current, for the remaining Jtutetf, wo think the increase on the entire ewp ean be very safely put dowu at 500,000 The Ericsson is now at Willinmsburg, re ceiving such alterations and repairs os may seem calculated to perfect her engine, been suggested that a World's Tempering Convention be hold in that city at some time during the approaching World'* Fair—aay in August next. Burglary. On Monday night, soiur person or persons, avail- ing tneniAolvesol tho ditrknesa nnd the heavy »ain, broke into the bruuch bank of Savannah, fn this city, with the intonlinn to lingor its fttuua. They entered by pryiug upon the front door, with chisels nud u piece ol Railroad bur-iron, and succeeded in gbimug admittance into the olDce. Rut. their nt- tempts to force tho safes were ineffectual, and after disarranging and scattenug the papers of tbo Dank, thoy left with oight dollars, which thoy found iu one of the drawers, as a compensation for their trouble. The Hard-ware store of Messrs. Bruy, Cnrhnrt Sc Co., was bIbo entered cn the same night, the door being forced iu n similar way, and os is presumed, by tho same parties, but with uo better success, they only succoded in gettiug some two dollars *x .a They wore evidently after money front the drawer. w miwu>j uloue, ns no goods ure' missiug at Messrs'.'‘Bray* & Co’s store.—Macon Mcitengr- Nov’ber fi Nov’ber 12 Nov’ber 19 Nov’ber 2b Doc'bor 10 Doo'ber 17 Deo'ber 24 Febru’y 4 Fobru’rll Febru’y 18 April April April Apr21 August 11 August 18 August 28 30lfl| 86,22(1 131,937 187,193 VOIt HAVANA AND KEY WENT. Tlic Steiunslilp Isabel, Wm. Roi.li.vs, Coramsndar, Will leave on WEDNE8DA Ymorn- ius, the 30th inst. Tho stosmtr EL DORADO hiving —TT bsen withdrawn for the pres out from ths Hub between Havana aud AspInM^ll, the Istbel will FOR NKW-YOJtfi. To Sail on Saturday, 30(4 March, 9 o’clock, A. M. The U. 8. M. Steamship ALABAMA, Capt. C. D. Ludlow, will leave vui ove. passage apply to PAD PADELPORl), FAY ft CO. UNITED STATES Al A I L LINE FOR NRW-YORK. To leave on SATURDAY, Anril 2, - o'clock, F. M. f preoisefy. ■f^s^gjt^LSseiis IadLlyoT,:^* UNITED STATES MATl LINE FOR PIII1.ADR1.PIUA. To l.av. WEDNESDAY, April flth above. Ur wlU PMitivily leave as For freight or passage apply to C. A. L. LAMAR. MILLINERY. BONNETS! BONNETS ! Aul rrerire«ikr , iSI,,!re*^ l rvjjSl N , umJ g, »80 Brouglitoti Street. h.Muntt ot Bjrsnn.h .ml .urrauajla, urea SU try, th.t ).» hre Juil oi»nrd a Mreuino.i. mil Extend*, stack of A11,K uotills AND TRIMM1NGR —• oooststlng of 10 oases Ladlen and Misses' rich Bilk. Matin and Straw Bonnots and Hats all tho way from ftWo.-to $4 j rlohly trimmed childr~n’t whits, drab aud blosk Beaver llaui extra rich Frsnoh Broeado Bonnet Ribbons: rich white and oolorsd Frin ges; rich Laco Gimps, Oaloon a In Mode. Paris Trim- mlngs, Velvets, with a groat variety or other Trimming Materials; Buttons, Braids, Silk and Worsted; Whale bone, Chain Back, Jenny Lind, Bloomer and Twist Combs; Purse Silk and Steel Trimmings; Zsphsr. Worsted, Embroidery, 8adk«r and Floss Milk, every shade and color ; Embroidered Patterns, black and col ored Ulaoie Bonnetand 8ewlug Milks: Bonnet Linings, Shapes, Sowed Colors and Slcovea; rloh Feathers, Flow ers, Wreaths ; Hair, Nail aud Tooth Brushes ; Gilt aud Silvered Trimmings; India Rubber and Kid Dolls and Balls; Dross Flounces, Mantilla*, Scarfs and Aprons, Pinked with now patterns; children's Robes, Smoking Capa, Hlipners, markod and braided. In oonuv-U'ra with the above, Mrs. DOYLE, assisted by compotont Milliners from New York, will attend to the Millinery Imtniug department, nud. will endeavor, with ■kill and taste, to please all who may favor her with their ordors. HTRAW nONNKTH AND HATH cleaned, ropaired and pressed In the latest fashion. Three Apprentices aud threo Bonnet Sewers wanted immedi ately. Apply at 139 Broughton-st. dco 13 ltemembor the spot—139 Broughton-street, ns: to Dr. Ryerson.ly j, t door MKS. HIlillKR, No. 187 CO NO RJCaS-STSEE T, Will open on Friday noxt.29th inst., her Spring Btook of Fashionable Silk, Velvet, Straw, ana French imported Bonnets,Ribbons,Trimmings for Dresses, Frenoh Flowers, Silks for Party Drosses, Collars and Undsr-Slssves, restmet- fuliy invites the attention of Ladies to her Store, No. 167 Congress-street. ' All of the above goods are of Mrs. B.‘s selso- For Augustn anti Huuiburg nnd all in- toi-mediate Lnudiug* on the River. Leave* Thursday Evening, S4lft inst., at 3 o cVk. The 8team Packet OREGON, Capt. Jam os At. Moody, will leave as above annlvon hnavll having flue n.~b7~^uT " y a " jHit Agents. Saucepans for sale by Ifl'AUC! Ij 1 ^Basin JOHN J. MAURICE. ICTH, Act*.—llruBkFaucets,Croton Hiliba, Basin and Stop Cooks, Couplings and Oil Cups, for 24) JOHN J. MAURICE. accommodations, apply onboard, o To Lei ‘ mtcrniedlnte IjnndlnKs* THIS EVENING, Marck 24. The steamer SAM JONES, Capt. Dil- '•Mi will leave as above, from the Unb — Steamboat Company’s Wharf. F< NOTICE. ?.P® xx 8c _ ll . 0o “° r . Oe0r I® J - Jones from -A*— *- •* eoc^ition of their W>o whVrf’nfter sun-sot will P NOTICE. demands against tho Into firm of Falligant ft Taylor, will present them for pay- — on or before the firetday of Apri 24 td JOSEPH E. » for pay- . FALLIGANT. WANTED. A MAKER. ApplyatMr. ROSI8’ So- . gar Store, Bay-street. Don Lost or Stolen- OnHutufilxy oi'anttiz Imt. Fobru«ry 6th, ,* whim BnII-Dog, having a brown spot on 'each side of the Usad-hf*' «... Bnu 'id tt i nd Woarin * a ool, »r. Ho is about eight months old, and answers to tho liberal reward will be given for information leading his discovery, or on his being brought to ... ,, ... _ a. 3v.tif.nrr r 24 tf corner West Broad and Harrison i City 0inr*tinl’H Office, / Savannah, March 23, 1853. j tho 24th of Fobru- T ,IB ORDINANCE pussed JL »ry last, to reg ’ ■ plank, boilers and I through the streets veh, ° le * 0T, 'f‘he piauk road, will bo strictly enforoed on and after the 2Cth inst. by the Marshal and City Constables. By oeder of tho Mayor. PHILIP M. RUSSELL, C. M. to rogulato the transport of iron, timber, and hoop poles over tho plunk road and reota of tho city of 8avannah, and tho ioles ov«r the plauk road, will bo strictly Spring Goods ! PRICE 8c VEADER. DRAPERS AND TAILORS 147 Bay-Street, Savannah, lluvo just received by lain arrival . „ ^ M *>• 0 nn b 1 e SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, vis : Cloths, Coasimorca, Holiery, CravaU, Shirts. Collars, ftp., ftp. r —’ Thsreeeiptacamo in mueh earlior than usual this year, v?rJ**}|^ ri ?** V* PWBPt forwarding, and by high water t ther. the flood of eotton has bo’en unstayod*an^*i checked. February has been (it appears her Ship Golden Light Burned nt Sea—Pro bable Loss of Fifteen Lives. Boston, March 80.—The British ship Slrand, arrived yostorduy from Calcutta, brought a* pusHengera, part of the crew of lira clipper ship Uoldan Light, which sailed qn tho 12th of February from Boston for San Francisco. On the night of the 22d of Febru ary she was Nlrur.U liv^iahimn. -ii i i. ary alio was airuck by lightning, and all bauds driven to the boats—numbering, passen gers aud crew. 35. v. Tho ship was burnt the water’s edge. Three boats out of f i nicked up by the Shand—the others had parted company separately. Fifteen only aro known to have been saved. The name a of the passengers saved are Mrs. Ford, of Yarmouth, Maine; Mrs. Morrill, of Gardiner, Maine ; Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, do.; Mr. Dodge, of Salem ; Mr. Siiumouds. of Lincoln. The aliip wan owned by Janitm Hutchinn, of Boston, nnd vuluad at $300,000, which ia lully cotrerod by inauranco, inontly in Boston offices. She was registered at 1,110 tons,and it was hot first trip. It in believed that 13 pureone perished. Orryon, Moody foe Augusts, at .1 V. M. h ’ 0 „ *T M«Usr U. 8. Mall .Usman Gordon, C.pL Brook., CbMoun, Cspt. Itardea, and Mtlamora, C.pt. CoKSTRVCTIUN or THE UuiNAUI L*WS Congress having essentially altered ilia Coin age Laws, nud in different acta contradictory, in some respects, it hns becoino important to ascertain what constrttction tho Mint will give to the laws. Tho following information is given by Oco. N. Eckert, Esq., Director ofthe U. S. Mint ut Philadelphia, in reply to a letter from Messrs. Adums &. Co. l«t. Tlio new currency and coin.go laws, relating to .liver com., (fraction, of doll.r,) go into opera tion April let. [The Mint hs. elro.dy bought largo .uma of a .ilvor to hsvo a fair Hurt, and renin of the now coin, will bo iuucd early Iu April.! S. A aeigoolragc of V, oft p„ coat i. to be chu-god on all coin from April lit. [If Uri. charge exclude, the co.t of au.yiag, purling ami refining •• '• pre.umod it will, (now % oft por coat) there will bo nn sddiliou of only td por cent to iimko tho Mi ofl por ccul.J ihl. liars, inputs, and disks of gold, are to be tax- edouty the cost ofputiiuu •* tbedusf into that form, which the Mint says wifi be less than U of f, per cent. Hefulatioua will bo issued in a few days. New York DaIly Timk« The Harper*. it ia said, hava bucome partner* in the Now York Daily Time*. Thoy put $50,000 into the establishment. HP* An important iunuvution in tho Cus toms of Mussuchueetts, and in fact ofthe com mercial world, with regard to the day when note*! drafts, bills of exchange, &u., must be Paid in cam of their falling due on Sundays and holydxys was, as we lourn from tho Boston Advertiser, effected in the House of Kepresen- tativea on Friday, nnd if the co-ordinary hrauche* of the government cone ur, will be come the law of Massachusetts. It has here tofore been necessary to meet such obligations ?!!,., 7 preceding their maturity; by the bill which has passed the House, they rnav re- JJay” uu P ro,ealeti uul »l Ute succeeding fegal doin^ so, with flue pick/i *4 oi the period ot large supply, but &"aember thls r year°has been equal to the February of previous years, and to Alarob, tne heavy month of last yeAr. March, however, of this yoar, begins to *• oavo le/ and it is possible that, If tho crop> isi not exhausted at a low figure, a softonlng price may induco piantors to hold, being able to it «. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Avrlvoa from S»v«*n»£-F.b. 23, Il.lT.ti.. ,t D.vro: Maroli 2. Chino, Huh.m, Joh.nnc, .nil 2d Corn.lla, .t Liverpool; Jonas, off Queenstown; Coriila. the Clyde. Departure or Steamer* from Havnaoab. Planter, Cork, tor OntreviU&ge, fte., at 10 A. 51. —, __id Meiamora, Capt. ■* 4 o’clock, for Charles- ton. oonneoting with the Charleston steamships and ■■ h MYpTlock ^ arrif * • Torjr 0Tenin I ia Savan- „ . to i ,AT * roa nmw tobk. Norton, Berry, Saturday, P. M. Departure of Care on Central Railroad. • ^ Thai as dailt. Evening Train—Leaves 8avannah at 8 P. M., and ar rives at Macon atfftf A. M., oonneoting with the South- Western Railroad to Oglothorpe, and by stages thenos to rallabassoo, Columbus, and other points 8outh West. Montana TV mn.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. M., and ar- riVMin Macon at «>I P. M. connecting with the Macon and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattanooga, and with the Augusta and Waynesboro’ KKi. 5 tj 1 ss;i,‘i 1 iir?*d.“o 4 a (,ol “‘ “ ith T>°YI I 1 tionary, Blanca: A Tale of Erin and Italy; by Edward Ma- turin, Author of *' MonUsuma," “Eva," fto, Punoh’l Pri,. Novelist., Tho Pot Contributor, sail Travels in London ; by Thaekeray. Garden Walks with the Poets; by Mrs. C. M. Kirk- Also, a further supply of Oraco Aguilar's Works. The Yale of Cedars,Women of Israsl, A Winter in Madeira; Home and its Influence, Parisian Sights anil Frsnoh Principles, w.wa^itfirsr'EHrRffJSoSr History of Pendennis ; by Thsoksrar. Pope’s Poetiosl Works, Bun’s Works, Milton, Young, Ovay. Beattie and Collins, Plutarch's Lives, Sterne's Works, Mysteries of Paris, Spitfire, fto., fto. For sals 8. 8. SIBLEY, No. 136 Congrcsa-at. NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED BYJOHN M.COOPER & CO Thuksdit. March 24th. pUNCH‘8 PRIZE NOVELIST, the Fat Contribu JL tor, and I ravels In Londou. by W. M. Thaekoray, Agatha • Husband, a novel, by tho anthor of Olive, eto. 1 he History of Nero, by Jacob Abbott. Interviews Me movable and Useful-from Diary and Memory, reproduced by Samuel H. Cox, D. D. 3 A w t . r .“nhtT.! 1 ® r V. T a! memori *l of one to whom to livs was^Christ, and to die was gain, by the Bey. Uoratios LItss of ths Brothers Humboldt—Alexander and Wil- liam—translated and arranged from the German of Klencks aud ScMesier, by Juliette Baur-with por- Godey’s Lady’s Book for April. Tho Spittiro, a nautical roman author of Bon Braes, eto. Graham's Magaxine for April. A Memoir of Bor. W. A. B. Johnson, with an introduc- rev^° r ^,. not c0 ' bjr st «phen II. Tyng, D. D. Tho Three Pirates, or ths Cruise of thi Harry Hassl. - U1 the Tornado, by °. rt l 10 Youn « Woman’s Friend and Guide through Life to Immortality, by John Anjtell James. U rtint Ire to ^apoleon^onspartot'ami UJMsri^DBttafaitlM raspsoting tho Early History of A Child’s History of England, by Charles Dickens. JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. ireoyund Jacob'. Ans- ceiveil by COC S q.MKTllINU HIC-H f„,. tbo Children !!“■« Alabama a v.rr riot Z “ 1,na Santooth and Nett I*ace Fiats and itAv. Poarl, Diamond Pearl, Dunstable and Roys' Chi ^™IL-S hI, T U .jT* h, *“m ““ YOt y flandsomely SSSJi-tJSff* - ' °‘ U and fit y° ur «Wldren at ft} BfW?, H*ta,. ttll vory handsomel; Congress struot. N. K. DARNUM ftCO. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, VURNITUitK COVERINGS. Jko. t AT WHOLESAI.B & BE TAIL. Mr. If. CABitYL'8 CURTAIN STORE I* No. 169 Che*tnat r *t., 1‘bilndelphln, A “ Wall atreet Banker” assarts. i„ the New York Courier ot Saturday, that a criati' is fast coming on under tho present working ofthe (ienond Banking Law of that State. y* The Daily Times of the 7th ioatant, « that thsro are iu Cincinnati, known to tha editors, fifty-nioo organized circle, of apirit rappers, and probably a* many mom not known. Tlwy hava the names of three hun dred and Mm medium* j and they think there it ia the city * much larger number, indeed, if they do uot greatly srr ia their estimates, the numlmr deceived by thi* miwrabl* dalu tyi ’lie Mobile Aileerti.er of the 11th in»t., says 1 ho receipt* of our great staple for tho pool week have fallen off very iurgcly, com pared with those of the same period last yeor. l'he aggregoto ineresse of Ihe receipts generally has also been diminished since ths previous itatoment by nearly 30,000 hale*. The best estimates for tho crop of ihe poit aenson ure now soma 130,000 boles below whet they were a mouth since, and brokers seem so conscious of tho truth of the manor, that where thoy have the least discretionary power, they have not hemtulcd to use it during the week in buying hugely for their correspondents abroad. 1 HE ”, Mai.k Wuuan."— Kimtu! Snodgrass, who excited so much merriment and ttuk iu Bolton, lias again " turned up" iu Albany, where aho woe found parading the streets in male attire. She took her departure on Thurs day afternoon, on her way to Chicago nod St. Louia. She anye sho intends sither going to California or Australia. S Con*rSlh-.l., oppo.it. UuStM. Bon... r- ha. always ia atoro a hill stock of Trench Jjakta i Do. Sailsjp. .Lain,, j i Satin DamMks; Loco and Mu.lln Curtain, ofov.rj-.tyl. and prl... N. Y. Tainted WINDOW .. .... prioes; Buff Hollands; Shado Fixtures, Urasaos, fte. Tsblsft Piano Covers, fto.; Gilt Cornioos; Gilt Pins and Bands; Gimps, Fringes, Cords, Teasels, fto. SHADES of ah styles tnd and everything complete for Curtain* of ths ue west Paris sty les, aud at tho loueatprices. Poreons sending the heighi and width of their window frames, can Lavs their Curtains made and trimmed in the best manner: ■«• Fashion Plates in August number of Godsy’a Lady's Book. Stcaraors, hotola, ear builders, and dealers generally, supplied at the towett wholesale priest. 7 _ 4 W. U. CARRYL, Atoporter of an J Dealer in Furnishing Goods, lfll)Chestnat-st^ corner oth-strset. Opposite ths 8tato House, Phiia. je 14 T D»T RECEIVED— Elegant Satin Plaid Tissues, White and Colored Silk Mantillas, Black Laoe do.. Vak-nciucs Lace Edging, 8wiae and Cambric Bands, By Usnto- Kid and Silk Gloves; India Dimity, Marcelino Silks, fto., *e., W. C. WADSWORTH, Under Marshall House. L INKN TlIltKIMH KKICTlONTowela. A very useful artiole for bathins rurunsoH Mini gj»h.uraj..7ii-,h :.* r -.«5r bllbly rooom United 1 State* 1 * j° d * ,oal f^^^Sngia'd^and^lSe United SUtes. Just roceivod and for saio bv m ‘ r!M W. W, LINCOLN, Monument-so. |i,,or ‘‘l tt Pin® Laths iu store J aud for salo bv — m>r B BOSTON ft QUNBY. ®P r,u 8 Matting, JLYA kind lust rsceived, vis : 8 4-47o-4 and fr-4, V**-’*- "- **• 4-4, 6-4 and 0-4, Checked do, ’ TKflf— *“ •!««. with flxtur.., 1(M Brown 0-4, 10-4, fl- imrt’ii a L1 “”* tnJ Co* 1 ”" 8h«.tl« f , 4-4 JM and (I-4, Uni. aud Cotton rUlow Cora. * p *: -uortmoot of Plain aud Pi.urod Wblto Sf!!' CI »‘ t >.»-4 t0-4. lt-4 and 12-4. 25!?. SamShjA a- 1 - '»:< and 12-4, ©HAS. 11. PICKETT, CONTRACTOR AND IiUILDER, ¥1AV1NG resumed his busiuess, ts now pre- JJLparsd to oontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing work ot iSt^TS u 4 * L iM ‘ 8ulr * axocuted with neat- uses and diipatob. A share ot ths pnbllo patronago is most respectfully solicited. P * Ckriient«r Shop coiner of Walnut and Uarrisou-its. second street wa.tDoow-a-j n». .i .*■ a. ■«* iy ^Carlyle on Woman’s Uights.—Thomas Carlyle, in his forthcoming work on Freder ick ihe Graaf, discourses thus upon the mod ern "Woman's Rights” movement; “Womnn, woman—thou wanteat thy 'rie as I uud irstand. If we had ell our 'rights,' who would escape a whipping ? Not bdhien by thongs, nor by heavier men’s hands, but beaten by their own tongue, lashed by their owu lonjfue, proclaimed by their own tongue- lift thy forehead to, t|re world, and know thy f home—let it blaze upou thy frontlets woman- lecturer—let the universe behold it, woman- stump-orator! Rut thou Wife, hut thou Mother,but thou Sweetheart, but thou Sinter— believe that 4 rizhtji' and nn , hu W TO PLANTERS AND (ITIlKItS. L have just received a fresh supply of the following Good*, which we offer for sale oa tho ba^ u i M b n tflrm *’ Tit: Striped end Plain Cotton Oma- Msrlboro aud Manchester Plaldi and Stripes, P?*’ Blu ® Donims, Cotton Gambi-oon, Sum- ®®. r Cotton Casslmers, Cul'd Joans, Plaid nnd 8triped Cottouades, 3-4, 7-8, 4-1 a*d 10-4 Brown a 1 * aad 8hoctln **» Burlaps and Fiax Oinaburgs. nnd a fln. assortment of Head llandkfs. For sale by UUkr r AIKIN ft BURNS. Russian Ship ltnpide. TkUTTO.ylur—A l.ra'n of e£m Thaauud Dollars, more cries*, is wanted iters° a ot ^ .hip J*VP*/ for repairs and supplies oocossa- ■VLS*'Uw tWauanee of lor Intende/^oylgo, 225f®* 9f? r f ia - to Barcelona, in tho kingdom of S2&, ■^.toAB relmbnrriblc within Aftoeu daja after WhtU Damask Napkins, 3-d’ 7-S and 4-4^ Russia and Scotch Diaper, Uuokabucic and White SSSfeft *“ d **«• Crash, Window Curuin- Bobbinct Netting, Pavilion Qauso. ”_ 24 AIKIN ft BUBN8. *T *i N A N p I mi ( i S i , p£^ B ^ K HOWA WATER PURE _ARTICLE,—-Tho manufacturers, (tho “i,,,,.-.--— --.a.Av.Mjre.—Tho manufaoturors. (tho J«nning., of Cork, Ireland) hi tho propava- tion of tho materials for thoir Soda Water, carefolly deleterious subsUncos, admitting into its composition only ingredlenu of ascertained potity. * largo invoice, iMroHrsD diueut, and for sale by — m * r24 A. A. SOLOMONS ft CO. J A1FKOVED WATER DOOLerm, lco Cream Churns, and BriUnnia Water PUchars, for 0 b y JOHN J. MAURICE, mar 24 kj, |y and 14 Barnard-straet. t IOFFE Ii II H> ta I NS, Ton Pots, Dish Covers, j Chopping Dishes, and Oyster Dishes for sale by mar 24 JOHN J. MAURICE. C l IJTYiERY.—Tahlo und Packet Cutlery for ' salo by (mar 24)JOHN J. MAURICE. Fresh Supplies. L anding ex steamek ai.aiiama ■■ 18 firkins strictly prime tiOSIIEN BUTTER, 10 tubs GOOD FAIR DO., nlso BUTTER AND HUGAR CRACKERS, SODA BISCUIT, PILOT BK’D, PIC NIC CRACKERS, KARINA,CORN STARCH, and SELF-RAISING FLOUR. For sale by ^ ^ WM.O. DICK80N, ■■ 4 and Broughton lane. Cor Whitakor-i FOUND. \ GOLD LOCKET, which tho owner can ha r\. by describing it aud paying nxnonso of advort iug. Apply to JUSTUS KRAFT, «nar 23 3* On tho White Bluff Road CITY MAlWliAL>8 HALE-Contlnucd. WILL be told on Thursday, the 24th inst., at 11 a/T o’olook, in front of tho Market House, Four Mules, the property of tha corporation. IP M. PHILLIP M. RUSSELL. C. M. JUMT RECEIVED from Philadel- phia—Gent’s fine Patent Leather Pumps and fiua Calf Shoes and t Boots. Please cell and thorn. For salo by WM. HE1DT, mftr 23 Gibbons's Buildings, Tissuos and Muslins, just reoeivsd. NEVITT, LATHROP ft 8TEBBINS. PATENT OliLIQUE POINTED UOLD X pen.—It curves to the right at that point where it comes in contact with the paper, and is as perfect i instrument for sloped writing as can be produced. It has all the elasticity ana other advantages of thi best made Quill Pen, fto. Roceivod by mar 23 JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. j^TRIPED OWNABURGM, Marlboro Strides Brown and Bleachod Shirting and Sheeting. Foi «*>y (mar 23) I. DASHER, L 1I1EA1* DRY UOOD8.—Beregos, DeLaines, y colored Bereges. white and colored Muslin, IMaid Cambrics, colored do., Ginghams, S!lk Gloves, Net do. and Mlts, aud Silk Parasols. For sale by mar 23 /. DASHER. riRAY»8 OINTIMENT—For White «well- \X ings, Ulcers, Sore Legs, BruUes, Sprains, Burns, Rheumatic Pains, Tetter, Eruptions, Piles, fto., pro- pared by W. W. Gray, Raleigh, N. C., for sale by JOHNS. MOORE ft CO., mar 23 Gibbon’s Buildings. and for sale by MINI3 ft FLOHAf 2E. BUNKER ft OGDEN. UHKKI D HAWN NUMBS US—Of Iaottery, Class 36: ,r08n « * Pula,ki 21 39 M,i?r 4 oo%u.nb.r ,0 Pr 7 ?.e?.Sd® 1 « «• ui.au 38, for irm. q uiunu IU OBTBnuail, (O-Moiraw . 75 Numb., DoM.r^~12 dSSTb^uSP “• CAPITAL i 4,°00 OOlUBSi Tl.k.u Sl-anara. la -gdL.; ara^W. ®* ,e Flmrlcston Shoe Sion.' 1.9 pet Bags. Persona wiping to aupnl’v ih.Jf* ? od any of chase articles .l.oiSd they will always find a v«U setoctod “SK* from, eousDting oft to kna JgSS D1 «* 1 “<1 Cele»4 Oallm, l.Bdloa* and Wai..* SUnp.ra of all kind. Children’ll She.. In f r.Z vJrlc,” O.ntleai.n .Calf, Heivod aed 1'obb.,\ in-. M.n’. Kip and P.*g,d Hre„n,. “ Toieth.r with a jir.al v.ri.l^ not VnuamiW. MUaPUY.g^H.,.. Ilunt’N Restorative, r.Vra.a li , 0ETAB, ' h: HA,R COMPOSITION edm^K ing Heotorativo, which Children's heada should be dressed with * K ‘ "rifnm n ' »r w th * bair brush, as it will iu !l '. h pt , id e i’f*i, n .*ij ,h,,ki “' “ d lf u * lr <v 8UAV1NO AND UAIR-DBKSSINO SALOON 188^ Broughto*-ftre«t ' m.r 21 N, “' 7 “ PpMlW Andr.,’.?i,|], 21 By WM. J. I1U?|T OR. ROCEKS’S LIVERWORT AND TAR! 4 SAFE nnd certafu cure fbr Coughs Cold. afcss- H H H M EPA XOVEIiY YOUNG LADY CUBED OF CONSUMPTION ° liSti- J8QF* Tho fullowiug is from tho pen u, Esq., tho distinguished editor ot tho V. B. MIlltor Naval Argus, undor dato New-York, January J i860. What could be more conclusive f * • " It is seldom we permit ourselves to ooeni i permit ourselves to occupy a ip*M t> speak in praise of any artkls la a* ay; bat when we toe tlis lite of a M- in these colutnua to _ L patent raodiclno way; but who* we aoe the lUe sfafti- low oreature saved by the use of any medicine whit- . ~o conaider It as our right, if not our duty to — jimpls statement of facta, that others mar ia ike manner, be bonofltted. The ease whleh basis- ducod us to pen this article was that of a young lady tf our acquaintance, who by frequent exposure to thi night air, contracted a Cold which settled on the Luo*, before its ravages could bo stayed. (This occurred t*o ■ears ago this winter.) Various rsmudios wore mi. ut with very littlo effoot or bunoflt. The Cough mw worse, with copious expectoration, and tho aunkeiV»» and pale, hollow oheck, told plainly that pulmoaar* disease was doing its worst on her delicate frame, T!,a family physician'was consulted, aud although he would not admit to tho young lady that she really had the Consumption, yet he would give no enoouragemsut u to a cure. At this crisis her mother was persuaded to make use of a bottle of OrnKr^rs’s Compound Syrup of . Liverwort and Tar, and we are happy to state she «u < perfectly cured in leas than three months by this medi cine alono, after even hope was destroyed. It is me tes* to oommont on such a ease as this, for the simple truth will reach where polished fiction never can. If anv doubt the authenticity of this statement, let them °afl at this offloo.— U. S. Military and Naval Argus, No. 19 (.'hatham-street, N. Y. TESTIMONIES OF TIIK N. Y. PRESS. | From tha Nsw-York Conner, Aug. 13,18S0.J Da. Rockita's Srnur or Ijtkrwobt amp T*ji.-Ws have heard of aeveral important cares recently effected by this excellent medicinal preparation, and m stance that came under onr observation, wo can n>eak confidently. One of our omployees, who had suffered sovsrely from a loug standing cold, during the pail week commenced the uso of this medicine, and hi* Cold bos entirely disappeared. [From the Now-York Mirror, Sept. 2, I860.] Tab.—Or tho virtues of Dr. Ro- ilno prepared from the above arti cles, it is needless now to speak; Its efficacy in spoedilv L EMON SYRUP.-loo boxes IUty’s Lemon Syrup, of different qualities, for sale by war 23 JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. ui/bi ui an. 160 bbls. Baltin 20 “ lliram 8mith do., 20 “ Pure Genesseo do., 20 half bbls. Canal do., 260 Sugar-Cared llains, | 20 him* Bneou Sidet^' ^ g 26 " OrusheAuJ GrounSTdoI. 25 “ New Orleans Sugar. 15 hhds. P. R. Sugar, 8 20 boxes Loaf Sugar, 10*1 bbls. Domestic Liquors, 75 boxesTl'obacco, 60 Chests Teas, 26 bbls Mackerel, Six!! 60 bbls. W. I. Molasses, m !! New Orleant Syrup, 6 Stuart's flvrnn Stuart's Syrup, . 10 trs. W. I. Molasses, 76 gross Matches, 10U •• Pipes, Landing and in store, for sale by « COHEN ft ■: JPHKMH ARKJVALB PKR 8TKAMKK. lor sa - m JP ^ bl * Applsflp 10 boxes Oranges, just landing and r "* le b - y (mar 23) w. D. FORD. —10 bbi» Extra UulUniorc Flour, just X: lauding and for sale by ’ * - m>r M W, D. FORD. SUNDRIES.—Prunes, Figs,Almouda, llauins, JCy l rcsoryes, Sardines,Pickl'd lxobitors,Canton Ginger, Nutmogs, just received .rad for sale by curing Coughs, Colds, and other lung complaints, which too frequently. If neglected, rosnlt In Consumption, is too well established In pnbllo confidence to need eulogy I From ths Now York Dispatch, Aug. 26th, 1849.] we have heretofore taken occasion to give os; testi mony in favor of the curative properties jf Dr. Roger*« Compound Bvrup of Liverwort and Tar, and wouldhcrs repeat ths advtoe already given, for all psrsons who aio afflicted with Consumption, or any of the prsmouitcry symptoms, to make atrial of Dr. Rogers*’ preparation. •st-.""" ‘ ” 'fiau The gonuino is signed Andhkw Ruukks, on stoaTylato ougravsd^ wrapper around each bottle, i ^ SCOV11. k MEAD, _ , , HS Chartres-st., New Orlexus, Sole general agents for the States, to whom all cr- . »PP Ji oations for ageucics must be addresiod. Wholesale and retail Agents in Savaainnb-T. M. Turner ft Co., A. A. Solomons ft Co., W. W.l.inc ia, J. B. Moore ft Co. 4 mo eod dee. 6 Be wise la time—•’TI* felly to defer. _ AFFLICTED READl THOUSANDS aro aufforiog from disease from 1 which thoro is no difficulty In boing nenuanontly aud speedily relieved, provided the means be used. As every vice has its own punishment, so it would smb every dDeaso has Its remedy. This is true, aud thors is uothiug in this life mors certain than that tho known to the world. Adapted to every stage of ths dis- ease sex and constitution, at a i .’times and msmbi, there is no fears of exposure, detention from bosia^ nor restriction in dietjf rom tbo oertoln and speedy re- Bef it gives, it is now tho most popular remedy ofthe day. Ten thousand cases have been 'ourod effectually by it during ths past year. Frcpared by a practical physician, tha aiflioted oan rely with oonfldenee on its curative powers ovor diseases of this character. Full directions acoonuiany each bottle. AE-CAUTION—Ask for the American Compound, and purohaao only of the Agonta. Observe that ths genuine has the written Signature of tho jeoprietor oa tbo wrapper, and the name blown in the Glass—Pries Lcm 0 !', Sugar, Fancy, Butter, and 8oda Biscuits, fresh, just roceivod and for salt a superior article, just recoived and for sale by T U '^T RECEIVED—5 half chests Tens—Gunpow- , 01d “/•<»“. Young Hyson, and Black u L ln l, » l f and quartor lb. motallio packs. ?»m ro « ^ 0M xA aT0 , boou M, °oted with groat care and will give satisfaction to consumers—for salo by ~" 2 - i W. D. FORD. „ NOTICE. YYR. WILLIAM II. MOU8LE* will attend AvJL my business duriDg my absence from tho State. Savannah, March 21,1863. j. t. JONES. Aperient Fill*. 1/ Those PUIs are prepared by Dr. A. Cunningham, for many years a resident of Savannah, and are nujom- os a valuable family medicine. For sale by & W. W. LINCOLN, Monumout-sq. MAGNBNIA.—This coiidenseil soiu- .A 1 —*-, 0 ? v ® r y ®ffre°able and efficient form for tho fonu tor tho administration or Muguosia, and is very usoful iu nau- aaidity of the stomach, sea-sicknoss aud dyspepsia, “to by w . w . Lincoln! Monumeut-sq. .1 ^T HKCMYKIJ.-Uoa bbl.. frcriTP^ O Nuts from Now Orloaus. ■*2 J. D. JE / M umm iw . N*/. flrissd and fors’ale a fresh suppiy of*8oda. Butter m °‘ ,r 6u ^‘ : J.D. JE88K. .flOK HA 1.1:.—A Doulilu 'i’eiiRinciit (wuodou) ’ ,Iou .* e * on a brick basement, two and a half stories high, on Montgomery street, in a pioasaut'uud hoaJthy part of i. ho oit > f * on lot 8Uxl2U feet! Apply to 3 - mar2a W. WRIGHT. j^OR HALE*—A tiingle (wooden) House A. brick basemeut, two and a half stories high, on Montgomery street, in a pleasant and healthy part of tho city, on lot atxlOU foet. Apply to W. WRIGIIT. j^DR HALE.—A two und n half story woodou . Dwelling, corner of Liberty and Drayton streets, uh a three tenement brick building two stories high the lane. Now runts for *1000; will bo sold at a bi ifaplisd for i mmediatoly. Appl^to^ . WRIGHT. f^AREGEH AND T1HHUEH. — Plain and Figured Bareges and Tissues cf all styles at •ra I. H. COHEN ft CO. large I ill be < PRINTED MUHL1NH AND LAWNH of every style end price, from 8L esato to I [mar 22] J. U. COHEN ft I FRENCH «INUHA91S“-A most boauUnt! lot of French Ginghams, both colored and mourn. Ing, for sale at the new mors, 140 BROUGHTON STREET. or by JOHN J. MAURICE. |^ATHH.-Fluuge t Hip, tihower uud Foot Baths — «" h Ly JOHN J. flIAUBICE. M ATH.—Hope, Manilla, Jutu and dyed Sheep skin Mat., for salt by mar 14 JOHN J. MAURICE. ^yilUDEN WARE, -Brass-bound Tub* aud jfil jSSrtb Cedar Tubs and Falls, Butter Churus, Fainted Tuos and Fails; also, a general assortment of Wooden Wore, fbr sals by H JOHN J. MAURICE. pttUHHRH. — Dustins, Furniture, Scrubbing, X> Whitewash, aud Hearth Bruehen, and Feather Dusters, for sals by JOHN J. MAURICE. E AMFH.—Caiupbsue, Burning Fluid, and O J0HK J. MABBiCfi. PRINTING INK. H AJJNO luade arranffements with Messrs. Mather ft Co. of Philadelphia, on* of the beat manufacturer of Printing Ink In the United SUtes, * have received, and intend koeping on band for sale, V* a,t ® L 0 . ut “ f Uook *** Fancy Colored r * k “ think will please, both jn quality lolls, Which H. njiaa ***** UWl.lt 11* n, " ,k “ nl1 Ink Inkafe. .. .....nj 100 lbs., Nos. 1 and 2. Card and Book Inks in small eaoistors. Also, Rod, Blue, Yellow and Green, in canisters of from one to three pounds each, all whieh w»ll l>o sold at a trifling advauco on manufacturers prices for cash or city acceptance. From our knowl- safely recommend it aa being edge of tho Ink, .. ^ WIU . e«|ual to any sold South. Orders promptly attended to on . ^ f SIBLEY, No. 136 Congress-etreot Charubray„ Brow* Do and for Mia by Laroche ft downe. TAIjyTKa and (Ifcoeire.-IB firklu. choice chosso, roedived and for solo by MoMAHON ft DOYLE. — ■ -V WSStAiiUW X W« Li. BEEF.—>200 bbls SnUimorc For sole by A. A. Solomons ft Co., Thos. M. Turner k Co.. W. W. Lincoln, Savannah {Phillip Moisc, AgusU; Sills ft Co.. Macon; William Hoot, Marietta; and by Silts ft Co.. Ataeon; WUllam Root, MarictU; and ly Oruggistsinall the large towns and Citissia theUnilei Stato*.sodiy jy29 NEW BOOKS, IllUKSDit, MXRCK 16-fU. r |'HE HEia OF UEboLlFFEi hv tho aofliur X of “ The Two Guardians,’’ etc. oto. 7” bite. Red. Black: Sketches of American Society in the United State* daring tho Visit of their Guests: by i ranois and Theresa Pulssky. .l'* 1 ®. sxn Slave, and other paps— —■“•*** with lilt.loDtry Life: by Emily Judsou. of English Life. •lard" JBlUre " ,Q by Blchxrd l Matinsfand Vespers, with Hymns and Ooeasional De votional Pieces: by John ic Arinonis, liurdisUn, and the Desert—being the result jf a second expedition undertaken for tho Trustees of tho British Museum: by Austen U. Layard, M. P., author of “ Nineveh and its Remain*.” Amabel; a Family History: by Ellxabeth Wormelr. Barnum's illustrated News, for 6th and 12th March. rUUTlIEU SUPl'LT OS Ruth: by author of Mary Barton. A Winter in Madeira and • Sommer in Spain. r 17 do do do 60 boxes 6s aud tsGrant and Williams’ Tobacco 20 quartor casks Madeira Wine 26 bags Black Popper 20 boxes ground do, in lb papers 60 bbl. Sln.rf. powuM, cru.beu end darlfl«l 8«J« nk,< Green and BlMk Tix,oucrud p«xo. Boy', lit end id quality lnimon Syrup 5C bbls 8ugar House p-'— - 'St do New Orleans 10 casks choice Buga: 80 boxes Bedell’s Fat inr anil 300 do No. 1 Pale and Family Soap, landinc am for sale by fm 14] 8CRANTON, JOHNsTONA CO. Pon de Hoi India and Glace 8ilks Rich Printod Bareges Plain Lavouder and Tan Col'd Bareges ** Blue and Pink *• Elogant Printed Orgsmdles Muslins Embroidered 8wise Dresses Cbeok'd and Plain Swiss Muslins Bl’k Crape de Panic, nnd Baregs, etc. etc. The attention ofthe ladies is particularly invited to the above goods at W. C. WADSWORTHS. 1 Broughton st. Book and Job Printing) No* 102 Bryas-at. (ENTRANCE IN THE LANE.) RDEHfl loft at th* Priming Office, or st tbs /"ARdkiih loft Hi th* Printing m U jB o.k« w C 14.UN AND OATH.—For .u!« In lou ui .uil purchasers, 4fiW buib.Ii Corn, tl» bub.l. OtU. by UHOWN 4HABW8, »r fll At tha Wort Btwdul. 8ublo«._ KW ANO Bl AM-mib HFKIHO ».fl 8UMMKH 0001)8.—Jurt rarairad by th. UM •w.iu.r: BerMgs d. Ulu.r, Wor.ud !!«««•’' ,5Vf Tiuu.«, Color.d Uewloy Silk Dr«*M«, Co f,r«wi ixn>i ,. n .i itAracres. Black aud Colored ami Blsek <jballoys and Bsracge*. Black » Glngiisnus, Plain Colored Lawns, Blaeb and Fronob Chunbrios, and a fin* as*ottwent_of_ Muslins, Jaoonet, Cambric, aeffiS ll».h >ud 8took Cirhe., *>*»« sss tor by w. P. rom man ■itlinnd ...... --- „
