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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1853)
KIVK DOLLARS PKtt ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1853. rtlllMSilfSU DAILY AND THI Vi'KKKI.Y BY JOHN M. OOOPKK. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. 'flu "Daily Mounino News” is Oolivered »o City fui kcnbor* at rivz doli.arh per annum,payable hair- gearljIN ADVANCE,or forTwblvb cents a week, VarlflN ADVANCE,or for Twblvi cents itwouk uuruhln to the Carriers. fi logincopies,riiitXKcknts. lho " XmI'Wkeklv /.Mounino.Nicwh," (forithu country.). eouUinmg all tho uew matter nml new.ml- AilvortiMiinents inserted at the following rates i— rOB ON* SUUAHB or TIN LINKS, One Insertion 00 #U. One Month. |fl Four 1 25 *«.. I fiO • Xt............ 1 74 One week—............ 2 00 0 00 _ o ** it B0 Four ** ............~1A 00 Une Year........ 11 60 .15 00 AO 00 For adver;l*«mot»t* not oxeoeding lire lines, three* fourths of the shove ratoe will bo charged, i. For ono iuaortiou.. 44 oeuU. L“ two " 75 •• . .*• One Week - $160, Ao.Ao. 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The following nominations bavo been mado : John Sudkll, of Lousiana, Minialer to Central America, and Joseph Lane, Collector for (ho Port of Pensacola, Florida. Philadelphia, March 25. Arthur Spring has been convictod of tho murder of Mm. Shain.jtnd Mrs. Lynch. fjjT The etesmBhijr7sfl5e/, Copt. Rollins, from Havana, via Key Wost, arrived at the liar at 9 o’clock on Thursday night, and placed her mails on board of the steamer J. Stone. We received no Havana papors. Our Key West correspondence will be found in Another column. Koy-WoNt Correspondence. Key West, March 22,1853. Editor of Savannah New* : The wharves are again filled with wet goods end materials of vetssls lost on the rsef, sod the sue* liooeer’s bell is hourly culling upon the speculfting community to como together and make bargains. Calicoes by the cart load, de Lains, trunks of sad* dlmg, cares of books, drugs, medicines, ale, portrr, locomotives, railroad iron, heme, butter, all in pro miscuous coufosion are spread out in lots to suit lho wants of all. We saw last week cases of slegent esddlury, kurnosses silver plated and richly trinunod, sold for almost a song. Everything was soaking wet, but all we/a sot ruined. A stranger couiiug to town during these seasons of wrecks would think wo were all in the luuudry business. Every fence, every twig .and bush is covered with wet goods “liuug out to dry,” and they flap about iu the wind, showing stains that soap will not wash oil'. The schooner Sarah, Cant. Moore, from Havana bound to Norfolk and Baltimore with molosaoM, ar rived on the 12th, leaking budly—n survoy was hold upon the vessel and hor discharge recommended. She will be lakeu up on the ship ways of bowuo A Curry to whom she la consigned. The schooner E. G. Willard, Willard, from New Orleans, with a cargo of bacon Ac, bound to Charles ton, 8. C , ran ashore on the Lon# Key Bank, on the night of the 9th. Was boarded by the wreck ers the next rooming, and assistance taken. Vestel bilged the sumo day, aud dumaged THE CARNIVAL AT PARAGUAY. BV OKS. 8. RAYMOND. Among all lho holidays kept at Paraguay—and they are not a few—the season of the Carnival is the most eagerly looked forward to, as she season ol fon and frolic—the most enjoyed of all others while It lasts, and regretted whm over. On the occasiou of my secoud visit to the coun try, arriviug in Assumption some four oi five days before tho beginning ol the festival, we found every body, malo and fomale, old nud young, all on the nui vive preparing for tho approuchlng festivities. Firo-warka, innoka, torchon, and grotesque cos tumes w ere In process of construction; and kb I hud spout several yoais iu Carnival countries, I was supposed to bn well enough acquainted with tho various kinds of sports usual upou such occasions to act as leader of our party (most of whom had never seeu anything of the kind] in the coming throe-days' jubilee. The first day passed ofT rather quietly, but at day light on the second morning the wild revels began with a vengeance. All sorts of hideous looking monsters, dovits, giants, locomotive puncheons, satyrs, ferocious war- chiefs of Homo unhonrd-of snvngo ruco, gaily dressed and superbly-mounted cavaliers, bouutlful sylphs, naiads, and pretty dower-girls, great monstrous upe» aud doukeys, walking on their hiud legs, traversed the streets in masks ; shouting, singing, wlioopiug, and chattering, and pelting each other with egg shells filled with cologne or scented water. Some fired showers of confectionary and sugar bullets among the crowd from enormous spring guns ; hun dred* of fanta»tically-dresMd urchins darted hither and thither iu every direction, carrying huge sy- ringos, with which thoy played firemen upou ladies, cavaliers, or who or whatovor else they got wilhlu range of their unglues. Thus for two hours the revel wont on, while wo, perched upon the roof of Don Jose Alinaxa's man sion, fronting the Plaza de Justice, looked dowu upou the huge throng, uutil several of our party became impatient to mingle in the good-huuiored melee, whereupon we descended from our perch, sallied forth into lho plaza, and set out in search of adventures. Filling ou^ pockets with cologne eggs, wo battled way across tho greut squnro and besieged splendid puluce-liko muiision, tho residence of u I’uruguayan hidulgo, but who or what ho was wo neither know nor cured. It w <s tho Carnivel, and we would call on tho ladies, provided there wore any thore, and we could gel in—of which wo saw little prospect in front, as the door was secured, jalousies all closed, balconies descried, aud the houses, too, wo might have thought, but for the glimpses we got of a dozen pair of great, black, lustrous eyes, peering out through the slats of the closed jalousies at us. Finding the fortress impregnable in front, we passed round to the rear, uml making a scaling- oompauions, wo managed to ladder or two of . .. w __ cliinh the wall of tho court-yard, from whenco clambered upou tho roof ot the kitchen, hauling lip our human ladders after us: and than, removing u few tiles from one corner of the roof, we slid down into the culinary department, from wbenco we emerged into the court-yard, where we wore set upon by a score of dogs of all colors, breeds, and sizes. But our gaueka frocks and leather leggings, donned for the occasion, were dog-proof; and having routed our canine assuilants, mo made a rush at the real entrauco of the mansion, which we found open, mid traversing the groat corridor, we mounted the broad stairs to the second floor, from tho jalou sies of which wo had discovered tho battery of eyes directed at us. As we gaiuod tho landing, we were greeted with a volley of cologne eggs, which came from tbreo doors along the side of the hall, flung open the moment we rained the floor, discovering some ten or twelvo Corn Meal, ft bushel,... Bacon, (Hams.) ft ft ..... ...14 Alflct “ Sides. “ «. ISttubll “ Shoulders," ...» —— lOtffill Beef, —[grassfedl...10 &\l% M " [stall fed]...10 <ml6 Pork, ^ whole hog,)|* «. ^8 Vonieon, (nor saddle) " “— Turksyr ‘ Geese, Poultry—Turkeys, et'ih ...$1,2 “ Geese, " " ... 7 Duck*.(domcitic) each.......... 6 OSUIMW, VI BD....................................a...... ju Butter, (Gosh e n,) *5@tt Lard, ft» 14&I5 Eggs, Vldns « 10 J5 Apples, V half peek 15 Shad 50($75 RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ac., MARCH 25. Tor steamer Lamar, from Augusta—326 bales Cotton and Mdse, to E Molynoaux, W W Garrard, Washburn, Wilder A Co, Crnger A Wade, and T R Mills. CONSIGNEES. Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—8 M Lafflt- sau, T 8 Wayae, Wells A Durr. Kempton A VsrstiUs, Miss M Smith. Central Railroad, A Haywood, B E Que- rard, J E Godfrey, R E L Parse. B Habersham, Mrs M C King, C F Ottignon, A 8 Ixard, Col J Delauioita, and A G Jowptt.' PASSENGERS. oock, E Fox, lady and child, Miss Fox, G R Fairbanks, 2 Misses Dsssan, J Hill, M*j Camp, J Fowler, Mrs Glg- uilllat, 3 children and nurse, Mils Tresvant, M II Do- nan, lady and child, K Solomon, N HsU-bklss, T B Grif fs a, j Vai “ 2 deck. fen, J Van Wagganen, P D Mumford, B Newkirk, and COMMERCIAL. LATEST PATES. Ltvsrpol, Maroh 0 | Havre, March 7 j Havana, March 8 beautiful sonoros, who delivered their one furious fire of eggs, Blamed the doors to again, and fled, be fore we iiad lime to return the salute. A second later, and down from the staira leading out roof came a dozen streams of water, from as many inverted buckets, square upon our bonds, com pletely drenching us to tho akin, while tho pcul of •y laughter from the fair water-carriers above our Leads, and the clapping to of the trap-door through which they escaped to the roof, served to remind u*. that although the fortress was gained, it was not yet won. Separating iu two divisions, one half our party dashed up the stairs to tho roof, while 'he remain der, of wliom 1 was one, rushed in through the three doors from wheuco tho first fire had beeu given, in search of the friendly oneray. Three of us, Captain Faber, Dr. Brent, and my- solf, touk tho front part of the mansion, and after passing two sumptuously-appointed chiinbors with out finding our quarry, we came to h closed door, which was so firmly secured within that it resisted the captain's utmost efforts to open it. " Lend us a hand here, will ye t" exclaimed the sturdy son of Neptune, blowiug with his futile ef- forte iiko a gal lied grampus. The doctor and I joined him, and flinging MIfp , ■ large portion of the cargo',' all of which hns been taken out and brought down. Cargo is cousigued to Bowuo ft Curry. The damaged portion has boeu sold at auction. The dry is to be forwarded to Charleston. The schooner Moolouk, Pendleton, lately at this port in distress, has been condemned and sold for $1,500. Her cargo will be reshtpnod. The brig Cirnbus, Lodge, from Philadelphia bound tsNew Orhww- with a raiuAbfo cuigo, waul athora oar^o Dry Rocks on the rooming of die lfith, and bilged, filling immediately with water and sinking forward to 15 feet. Steru is out, hut all tho batches are uuder tho water, aud the goods have to be all dove up. Several wrecker loads have arrived aud have beeu sold by the Marshal at good prices. Consigned to A. F. Tift. Tho barque J. W. Codin, Captain Waltham,’ from Portland bound to Havana with box shook#, went ■shore on the reef off the Upper Sound Point, near L'xrysfort Roof Light House on the 16th. No wreck- • making their appearance, Capt. W. abandoned hit vessel and went ashore on the Keys with his crew. The Pilots of this city hearing of the acci dent went to his assistance, and succeedod in getting the vessol off with loss of rudder, and badly chafed in the bottom and leaking budly, Consigned to J. P. Baldwin A, Co. Vessel is being discharged and will bo hove out aud repaired. ARRIVED. . March 10.—Sarah Olivia, Borrows, Havana. M 12.—Sebr.Sarab, Moore, Havana, iu distress. '* 12.—Steamer Lee Walker, Lieut. Bauds, Churicalon, coast survey. “ 13.—Pilot boat Clara, Asbboy. Havana. . *' 13.— wreckers from nihr. E.G. Willard, lost •Brig Cimbus, Lodge, ashore at the Dry Rocks. " 18.—Steamer Isabel, Rollins, Charleston. 20.—BifkJ. W. Coffin, Wultou, Portland, wrecked. “ 20.—Yacht Breuda, M.B. Palmer, Havana. CLEARED. March 9.—Ship Howard, Read, New York. 9. —Bark John Colbey, Rhodes, New York. 9 — Brig Lima, Wado, New York. 10.—Bosk Sophia, lleulrou, Liverpool. 10.— " R. B- Walkor, Richardson, Havana. 10.—Brig J.G, Andorsou, Delaud. Nt. Marks. 10. —Bark Mopany, Latte, New York. 11. —Bobr.Churles Sc Edwurd, Wilhereon, ID.—Cauibyses, . ■ New York. 21. —Yacht Brenda, Palmer, Apalachicola. 22. —Bark A. H. Kimball, Bleeper, N York. WanhluHlon lutelllKeure. Baltimore, March 24, 6 P. M. H'lte U. 8. Senate has confirmed William Utury Vtffloy, of Fonmiylvania, as Conaul to Havre.; Henry B. Dewey, of Pennsylvania, as Coojqjl to Para, Brazil ; Paul Aroau,aa Collector at Rt. Augustine, Fla,; Hamilton Btiatt, at Collector at Galveston, Texas, and Uroen W. Caldwell, aa Hupeiintendent of the Mint a; Charleston, 8. C. f: 1 he appoint,,, Qut 0 f M r , Ramsay a« con tractor to carry the inuil between Vara Cru* end Acapulco, hon bcon cohfinned by tho Postmaster General. 1 ho President has notified the Sonata that no will not need their attendance after Wed nesday. Senator Rusk, of Texas, ia now recovering bom a dangerous illness. Wreck of the Brio Yarmouth The Yarmouth, from Gibraltar for Salem, foundered at tea on the 15th of Ja/iuary,and ft i*» believed that nine porsons perished. Suicide—Samuel Adams, living oear Cat« fcsanquo, Lehigh county, Pa., committed aui- on Monday leaf, by shooting himself with * P***®tf, Hit wife tried to prevent him, and in the struggle the hall passed through her Land. Pecuniary troubles we*» lire soum of the act. Highly Important.-—Wo find the follow- ij £ ira ? orta °t paragraph In the Philadelphia ulUtia's report of the lateet foreign newe.,, 1 ie not vtaied whether an illumination bad t*keo Place in Scotland. *? a tk* 1 the forthcoming interent- dntneaiic circle of royaJity it JtJS Jhy the coHVirreiea r/tbe v2^8WJSf : < Dr ' Low * k ) ^16 a peer, in in .be 'hai.prog.olu.. |ln«. th ** 1 HlEhlaftd W b«a .oloc«NlU> mi .. ,um to lb* M nt>1 • W' 14 * 1 "«“•»> pitching headlong half-way across the apartmeut, coming dowu all in a suarl in tho middle or the floor, whore we wore instantly set uocn by at least tou Paraguayan beauties, who plied us with eggs, pour ed bucket after bucket of cold water over us, thrash ed us right and loft with wet sheets soaked in strong •oap-suds, uutil we wore completely bliuded for the and quite willing to retreat without tbo dozen kisses from each of the oenoros, which would have been our guerdon had we been the victors in the playlul fight. Falling hack Into th" hall under the dropping fire O' eggs, and pells of trutnphant laughter from cor fhir enemies, wo were joined by the party from the roof, who had missed their guwe altogether, they a neigh- lmving descended through the scuttle boring roof, and secured it inside. Two others returned from • fruitless soarch below stairs, while (he remaiuihg three came busk, looking like any thiur else on earth than respectable white men, having invaded the negro department, where they were set upon by not les.*- thau a dozen strapping charcoal Amazons, who smashed up their eggs, soused them with come liquid which, judging from the odor they gave forth, could nut have beeu cologne, aud fluidly so smutted them with grease nud charcoal that they would havo sold readily iu any slave-market ia chrisleudoni for gouuiue “ Guujcus.” Our companions, while on thn roof, had discover ed some seven or eight indies within a hiuh-wullcd yard ou the opposite side of tho plaza, liaviug a egular romp ull to themselves around a well; and got clear of the msusion again by the way came, soma body prompMid paying the beauties over tho way a visit, which we immediately seconded by all bauds, and oif we went. Our black balled companion* escaped scot-free from persecution Iu crossiug thn plaza, as every body took them for blacks, and didn't care to med- dlo with them, while we oamo in for our full share of eggs, (lower*, balls, &c„ which, now that the revel was at it* height, were flying in all directions. Having won our way across tho plaza without getting separated, vo reached the wall, and called a couucil to doviee ways and means to get over it. The wall itself we would not scale, on account of lho ckevauz-tU frteie of broken bottles lining the summit, and so we decided to try the gale, which was quite as high as the wall itself, but easior to get over, inasmuch as it had only a smooth timber on the top ; and so at it we went with a will. A couple of wine-casks and a bit of board wore soon procured, with which wo made a platform high enough so that one could much the beam from it; uttd on this two of u« mounted, hoisting up a third, which we did so eneraetically tliut we pitched him clear over inside, amf the next moment we heard him shoutiug—" Help I help I fire I murder I" and forty other things in us many seconds, as though bo was beiug murdered outright. Over tho gute, ouo after another, we tosaed our companions to the assistance of the first, aud each oue, as he Ut on the other oide, would begin scream ing louder, if possible, thau the ono before him, yelling most lustily for help for a few seconds, aud thou bis voice would bo suddonly hushed. Thus it went on till half our uumbor were over the gate, and disposed of iu some mysterious maiiuer, when Capt. rubor and myself, who were playing pitch-and-toss, becaino so excited that wo sprang for the beam both at ouce, rolled over into the yard to- least seven senoras each, who began wards the well, from which they had removed the curb, and down into which they had piteked our luckloss companions as they had tumbled iulo the On the very brink of the well, which was foil twolve feet across, 1 had a tremendous scuffle with my determined captors, who at last overpowered me aud flung mn dowu hcndlnng iulo the water, which was about fire fret deep, aud within five more of the surface. I had the satisfaction, however, of currying two of my peiticoatod victor- along with me, and, five seconds later, down came Capt. Faber, bringing (our inure with him; aud such another fiuttoiiug, floun dering, and plunging ulmul as .were was there uuioiif tho thirteen well-baptized Oarnivalittoea, never was seen before in any one well, I am sjire. Tho wall was perfectly smooth, so that *<: oduld not climb out, but one ol tho Mnora* above ground brought a ladder, up which we mounted, claimed the custumiuy sulmc ail around, and then rejoiniug Jbv trieiid* nuisida the gate, we steered for home, folly satisfied with one day’s Carnival sport. The Right to IIus.—Au officer put a man out . nu of a theatre in Now Orleans for stamping his feel *01 haw mud hissing. He received a blow while removing the dfonijor, and prosecuted him for the aesuult. The court >focided that hissing aud stumping was ullowable in tho theatres, and a part of a privilege for which the foo of admission was paid. thousand porsons are killed yeariy in *U»at country by tigers. The inhabitants M rsspeM” the ^ r .“c£- 10 ° f 11 t Ong (Mr. or Qr.«t F.lh.r,) EV h I* “id Uw« B.niura hu ..ngni tk. Sia- fnu*« Twin, ibr .nolher lour ikroiwk lUw l/.iluj gutoi ud fcurop., .1. Ml.ry of *4,000 p.r yu.r. W a <SH rigor, woighing 143 pound., and 5 f««l 2 iooh.i* long, »«» onpturad nu Ling (.land Bound, on tho Hlh loot. Wbon din- corerad be twortad moM'piteoaaly, and mad* Saida with a dog, whom ho aareraly woundod. Havann.h Itlnrkot, IMnrck 20. COTTON.—Arrived .loo. the 19thi».t»nt,ll,M7 bale. Upland, and 398 do. Bea Island, vie.2,58D bales Up land per Railroad ; 3,162 do. from Augusta and land ings oa the River; 714 do. via Darien, and 71 do. by wagons, he. The exports for the same period amount to 6,217 bales Upland, and 402 do. Bea Island, vis. i T# Liverpool 1,290 balsa Upland, and 60 do. Bea Island; to Boston 562 bales Upland; to Philadelphia 658 bales Upland and ICO do. 8ea Island ; to Now York 3,661 bales Upland, and 183 do. Boa Island, and to Charleston 126 bale*Upland and 9 do. Boa Island, leaving on hand and on ehipboard not olosred, a stock of 42,992 bales Upland and 2,518 do. Sea Island, against 61,452 bales Upland and 3,313 do. Bea Island same time last year. We closed oar last weekly review with en active market and large tales, ladieatinga farther advanoe in prioes. Holders were very firm and ws quoted Mid dling Fair at 10^ to 10)£ cents. On Saturday the market was cniot, with salts of only 7I bales; the high rates demanded by holders prevented purohasera from operating. That evening, seven days later now from Europe 1 by the Canada came to bond, reporting the Liverpool market unchanged. On tym- tlay the market continued inactive in oonstquenoe of the stringent rates demanded by holders, and the tales were only 82 balef. On Tuesday there was a better feeling manifested, and the sales reached 937 bales, at very full prioss, ehowlng some improvement on former quotations. On Wsdnesday the same feeling existed, bat the light stook on sale limited the traasaotions to 791 bales. On Thursday the market opened with an aotiv* demand which resulted in the salo or 1680 bales, prices being very full and the salea showing an improve ment oa previous rates. - Early in th* afternoon threo days later dates from Liverpool by the Atlantic, cam* to hand by telegraph, noting a decline of X<L in the Liverpool market, caused by the accounts taken by tho Ifiagara. Feir Uploads were quoted at 6?<d. and Mid dling at 6){d. and the foreign market eloaisg dull and gloomy. The Atlantic’* accounts had no inflnaaoe yesterday, (Friday) on prices, and althongh the sales were but 4A6 bales, fall rotes were received. Tho following are the particulars: 8 bales at 8,06 at 9«£, 03 at llltf, 82 at 10>„ 22 at 1UX. 136 at 10& and 100 at 11 cents. During the past week we notice a further improve ment ia prieee, and have advanced our quotation* ac cordingly. Th* etoek en sal* io about 15,000 bales. Th# market closes firm. Weqnote: Ordinary to Low Middling, 9*' Middling to Good Middling, 10 Q\0% Middling Fair, iu\<# Fair to Good Fair, R The Totsl sales of tho week oompriso 4047 bales st th# following particulars: 16 balsa st 7V. 28 st A, 68 st 8)4,143 st 179 st 8X, 137 at 8tf.l9al8K, 130 at 9, 60 at 9)4, 4 at 9Si. 61 st 9)4, 148 at 9)4, 20 at 994. 688 at 10,230 at 10.V, 438 at lOj*. 2U6 at 10%, 932 at 10)4, 190 at 10)4,168 at 10)4,97 at 10)4, 104 at 11, and 12 at 11)4 cent*. 8EA ISLANDS.—The aetivo inquiry notieed ia our last for this description of Cotton, hss continued during ths presaat week, and a!thr?s*i the stook had been much reduced by the previous large sales, the transac tions since oar last reach 910 bales. The finer quantise hate still further improved in prices, while tho inferior 'grades ere much neglooted. The soles ore as follows) 360 balsa at 30®36, 270 at 30<&40, 30 al 35@40, and 310 at 32@45 cants ft M. The receipts of the week are 396 bales, and the exports 402 bales. RICE.—This srticlt has undergone uo change in prices. Although the demand has been moderate, tel lers have obtained very full rate*. The sales ere some 400 Uerees, from $315-16<g$4,12)4 $10G lbs. Also, 120 tierces fresh Rica at $3 3-16 $100 lbe. The exports of the week are 512 tiorces. FLOUR.—Th# sales of this article have been light, and at a small decline. Wo quote Baltimore at $5,60® $5.62)4 $ bbl. CORN.—The stook. In conteqnenoe of the light re ceipts, has been somewhat reduced, but we notice no materiel change in prieee. Prime whit# North Caroli- 1 has besn selling at 66@70 cent* $ bushel, end West- •n st 60 cents. OATS.—This srtiols has declined, end w* quote it at 40®45 cents, with a fair stock on sale. IIAY.—'We quote Northern at $1,31)4®$1,37)4, and Eastern at $l,40@$l,fl0 $100 lbs. BACON.—The stock ou salo continue* Urge, and the demand moderate. Wo quote Shoulders at 8)«®8)4, Hides at 9%@9%, and IU.nc at 13® 15 cent*. SALT.—Daring the week several cargoes have ar rived. We hear of several cargoes selling at 80 cent* $ sack. MOLA88E8.—Cuba Molasses, has improved In prioe during the week, in conaeqnenoe of the light stock on the market. W* quote 20®2l cents $ gall. For New Orloaua, 3D®31 osuts $ gall. EXCHANGE.—Sterling at 8)4 $ ot. Premium.— Domestic.—Th* Banks are selling eight uheoka on all Northern otUwS at)4 peroent. premium,and purchasing sight bills at >40 prem.; 30 day bilU at )4@)£ $ ct. dis count; 00 day tills at 1)*®1)4 %t'ovnt- discount, aad 90 day bills at 1*4®2 $ sent, discount. FREIGHTS—To Liverpool %i. for Cotton—usU. One vessel has been taken np for Glasgow at )4d.— Coastwise—To Boston >40. for Cotton; to New York, Philadelphia aad Baltimore )4o. fbr Cotton. Mavaunnh Exports. Piiii.APKLriuz—Bnhr D L Clinch—320 bales Cotton 61 tuns old Iron, 27.0LM) feet Lumber, and 81 empty bar rels. HtstemeMt df Colton* 1862-63. 1851-M. 8. Is!.|Upland 8.1st. Upland Stock oa hand, flop. 1... Ree d since Maroh 19... •* previously 60 2,900 tm w 10,012 j 266,29H TOO 201 10,393 3,800 8,694 263,368 Total reo*ipt*«..«..« 10,4ft) 275,725 11,294 276.762 Exp'tcd this woek " previously r JS 6,217 226,51(1 835 7,140 17.M7 206,353 Total exports. 7,942 232,733 7,981 224,310 Rsm'gon haad,M'oh‘J6 2AU 42,992 3,313 61,452 Export* or OolfOBf Ulco nud Lumber, from Saoannah, /n>m 19tA to 26tA JUnrrh, 1863. routs. s. v. vriAxv. bice. lom Liverpool «U I^9U-— Jg.000 Cardona*. 106.000 Portsmouth, N. U «... .63,000 Boston -663 -.jao. Baltimore «... .0. Philadelphia 160.. .668 .153 28,000 Charleston 9 1S6.. Total..., 612 366,009 MABiNE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF SAVANNAH” - . . . -..MARCU M. Bun Rises 5h.68m.j 8nn Sets 6h. 14m.; High Tide/Yh.lSm. ARRIVED. Steamship Isabel, Rollins, Havana, via Key West, to Cohens A lfsrts. Brig A Dunbar, Eldridgt, Boston, to Hunter A Gam- C LEAKED. 8chr D L Clinch, Kent, FLiladilphU-Wiilis A Brun- Hp^jjjk- Ship Richard Cobden, Darrell, Apalachicola, Fla—C A LYON’S KATHAIRON! For the Growth nml KnibcllUlnurnt of the Heir, to PrcTent its Fulling Off and Taming Gray. Awarded the kigkett premium* by the State9 of New-York, Maryland and Mickigan, at tkeir Annual Fair* of 1851. fpHE KATIIAIKON ocutralizeethe effect of die- X «**•. climate, and old age, in preserving aad re storing th* human Hair *ven after a baldness or twenty yean; oleanie* the scalp from Scurf and Dandruff; will cure the Nervous lloedaohe, Scald Head, Erysipe las, Diseases of the Skin, Ac., and is the most dosirablo TOILET ARTICLE, For Ladies’ or Geutlemen's use. in tho world. Its por- fumo equals Lubin’s Choicest Extracts, and being free from ail offensive oil or ooloring properties, it gives ths Hair that clean, bright, soft, lively appearance, seonred by no other preparation. Th* os* of the KnthjUros is adopted by the first phy sicians in Europe and America, aad has a patronage and sal* unprecedented in tho history of the materia medics. Bat words are superfluous, a trial only cen attest its reel virtue, as millions certify. To be had throughout North and South Amerioa, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean, ia large bottles, for 25 eents. Bold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. deo 11 181 Bay-street. Lyon's Extract PURE JAMAICA QINOER, UOR Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Mofbus, Cholo- r ra, Dissinees, Fever and Ague, Summer Com plaints, Nervous and General Debility, Ac. A pure ar ticle, and administered with positive effect in the above complaint*. Also used ae a beverage and for culinary purposes. Sold every whore. Sold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. dco 11 mnoo 181 Bay-street. HOOKS J BOOKS! OYER’S FRENCH PRONOUNCING DIC- Hanoa: A Tale of Erin and Italy: by Edward Ma- turiu, Author of ** Montesuma,” "Eva," Ac, finch's Prise Novelists, The Fat Travels in London ; hy Thackeray. Punch's Prise Novelists, The Fat Cohtribhtor, and Travels in London ; by Thackeray. Garden Walks with the Fuels; by Mrs. C. M. Kirk land, Aleo, a farther supply of Grace Aguilar’s Works, ire, Water—* * • Ths Tale of Cedar*, Women of Iirael, Mon's Wives; Yellow Plush Papers, The Lady Bird ; by Lafly;Tallerton.. . « "’snaenuls; • History of rendonuis ; by Thackeray, Pope’# Poetical Works, Bun's Works, Milton, Young, Gray, Beattie and Oolllns, Plutarch's Idvaa, 8terne's Works, Mysteries of Paris, Spitfire, Ae., Ae. For sale at th* Book Store of 8. S. SIBLEY, mar 24 No. 135 Coagrese-et. NEW BOOKS, RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER I* CO. Thcuozt. March21tii. E UNCH'S PRIZE NOVELIST, the Fat Contribu tor, aud Travels In I/ondoo. by W. M. Thackeray, tha's Husband, a novel, by the author of Olive, eto. The History uf Nero, by Jacob Abbott. Interviews—Memorable aud Useful—from Diary and Memory, reproduced by Samuel R. Cox, D. D. Marannah Import*. Liverpool—Berk Jan* Tudor—626 bars Iron, to OU Johnson; 767 do do; 131 crates and 6 hltds. Eartheo- , to J Uasbrouck A Co; I bale, to W Battonby A Co ; 3669 bars and 108 bundles Iron, Ao, to N UAH Weed; 1 box and 2 seeks, to A Sutcliffe ; 6 Chain Cables, Claghorn A Cunningham; 2780 seeks Salt, to A Low A Co. CHARLESTON, MARCH 2S-—Cottok.—The de mand ou Wednesday was rather aetive than otherwise, aad factor* generally realised prices that they had bsea able to obtain previously; prices, however, seem to have reached their culuioatiag point nt the close of operations ou that day, as the market yueterdey was partially neglected, end tho treusactious by no means sustained the extreme retee paid oa the previous day; the nrtMo, however, baa improved very much la value «uring ths week, as will be seta on a comparison with ths subjoined quotations and those given in oar report iuat., the advantage being %(&% in flavor uf ... .Terbelow. The receipt* of the wook reach 11,913 baits, and the sales in tbo same time ou^ be es- f.TB: Mia*ted at 10,095 bales from 7)4 - - Inferior —Tordlnrry to Good ordinary HXQIHd tMid dling to Good Middling 10,‘4810)4; Middling Yklr end Fair 14)4011; and Fully Fair and ChoiceNoth- a w es June after tli* AUaatie's advices came to hand, it remains to be seen what offset these actnzU ‘ # foregoing quotations. (.— Long Cotton has been eteadiiy ad- last threo woeks^ud the qualities above ry oommou quatiUea the improvement is not over 2(03o., while flue aud very fine. Which have scarcely fluctuated daring th* season, remain at former rates. The aaies of tt c week, dorian which time there ha* been e spirited demand, airtime? to about 800^900 reSri^Sth? Veill AX, ltfPronjhim it. Boner. Lives of th* Brothers Hnmboldt—Alexander end Wil liam— tranalated end arranged from th* Oormen of Klencko and Schlesier, by Joliette Baor— with por traits. Qodey's Lady's Book for April. Th* Spitfire, x nautical rsmani author of lien llreco, etc. Graham's Msgaaine for April. Memoir of Rov. W. A. il. Johnson, with an in trod 110- b.D. by Capt. Chamier, tory notice, by Stephen II. Tyng, D. 1>. The Three IIrate*, or tho Crnlae of the Tornado, by Harry Haxel. Female Piety, or tba Young Woman's Friend and Onid* through Lire to Immortality, by John Aagell James. Historic Doubt* 1 dative to Napoleon Bonaparte, aad Historic Certainties reepeeting the Early History of MILLINERY. Dry Goods, Clothing, ho. MKH. NILHF.lt, Jfo. 167 COJU/RKASSrUMAT, A v. ill open un Friday aextXMh in«t., her 8pring Ukk htoek of Feshionable SilkTVelvet, Strew, end JEmfF French Imported Bonnets,Ribbona.Triinming* for Dresses, French Flowers, Silks for Party Dresses, Collars end Under-Sleeves, respect fully Invite* the attention ef Ladies to her Store, No. 167 Congress-street. tar All of the above goods are of Mrs. B.'e selec tion. roar 24 WiULlMiHY AND MBS. DOE, He. 17 BAHNAKD-STKEKT, Takes this method of inform)or to* Ladles of Savannah, and vicinity, that shohatjust re ceived her SPRING STOCK, eomprielng a large and fashioneble assortment of STRAW and SILK BONNETS. Also, a new and Beau tiful article, of the most delicate fabric, in grid and lace, and a new anwmer BONNET of Frenoh T^awn.— Ribbons, Cap*. Flowors, Buttons, Octal*, Mantilla*, Straw Trimmings, Ao., Ao. P. 8.—All orders from the oonntry promptly attended CHEAPEST CASH STORE! T?ROM this date until next April, the subscribers JM will CONTINUE BELLING their IMMENSE COLLECTION ef Drett, Hounckceping and Plantation Dry Good*, at VERY OREATEY BONNETS! BONNETS! For (be Million. Suit reonW per eteamrr at Trimtr.ing and General Variety Store, 189 Broughton Street gfiM The Proprietor having returned from the IzlP^i North would respectfully announce to tli* in- habitant* of Savannah aad *nrruondingcoun- SBs* try, that he has ju»t opened a Maguifloent and Kxtonaive Stook of SILK GOODS AND TRIMMINGS — eonsletiug of 10 eases Ladies and Misaes' rich Silk, Satin and Straw Bounete and Hats, all the way from 6O0. to $4 ; richly triiniuud children's white, drab and black Dearer Hats; extra rich French REDUCED PRICES! To induo* the greatest nnmbor [by our making it in- dlrpuuily tholr lutorost] to nor oxlt ztrr roz ixxz- oiatz ran, but also to anticipate future want* in present purchas«s. Our itoek is uhequallad In oxtreme nheapneu aad variety af choice in almost every eleae ef goods, that are bettor qualities aad styles fbr their reapectiv* prices than can be had elsewhere ia Savan nah, aud comprise* partly a large assortment of FLANNEL*) AND BLANKETS, BED COMFORTERS AND QUILTS, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. LADIES’ VESTS OF EVERY KIND, WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, CALICOES AND CHINTZES, MUBl.lN DE LA1NE8, CANTON CLOTHS, ia every quality, MERINOES AND ALPACAS, BLACK AND COLORED "ilLKH, From very low priced to riebeet imported. EMBROIDERIES, very cheap. ges; rich Lace Giinie, Oaloon a la Mod*. Paris Trim ming*, Velvets, with a groat variety of other Trimming Materials: Buttons,Braid*, Silk and Worsted; Whale bone. Chain Book, Jenny Lind, Blosmer and Twist Cumbs; Purse Silk and Steal Trimmings: Zepber, Worsted, Embroidery, Sadber aad Floss Silk, everr shads and ooler ; Embroidered Pattern*, bleok and oof- MHROIDr.IllhH, very cheap, CIAJTIIS AND CASS1ME&E8, WIDF SHEETINGS, SHAWLS, VERY CHEAP, EMBROIDERED I1ANDKERCIIIEF8, MARSEILLES QUILTS. WINDOW CURTAINS, LINEN GOODS, all pure flax, Ao. “Our stock is sc redundantly assorted, and to ly very cheap, that purchasers of a large assortment* la small and large quantities, can be suited in a greater number of articles, and there . greater saving, than ia any ether store la Savannah. thereby effect reaving, than in any other store in Savannah. McaOSKEK & TREANOB, 111 C'oDgroesHit.. aext to Bull-at., jan 19 And opposite the Palsski Hons*. Silvered Trimming*; India Rubber aud Kid Balls; Dress Flounces, Mantillas, Soarfe and Aprons, Pinked with new patterns; children's Robes, Smoking Caps, Slippers, marked and braided. Iu oonneeUou with the above, Mr*. DOYLE, assisted by oompetout Milliners from New York, will attend to tno Millinery rtmont, tad will endeavor, with PORTERS Extensive Clothing Emporium, and Trimming department, tad will ondoavor, with ■kill aad taste, to please all who may favor hor with tholr order*. STRAW BONNETS AND HATS cleaned, repaired aad pressed ia the latest fhahlon. Throe Apprentices and three Bonnet Sewers wanted immedi ately. Apply at 13b Uruughton-et. doc 13 Bemeuber the apot—139 Broughton-etreet, next doot" to Dr. Ryereon. ly jau 15 HI. Andrew’s Hall, Broughton Mtreet. rpilE Suhecribcr takes pleasure in announcing to ^ the eitisena of Sayannaii, aad ths public^generally, - - .flm, Savannah, March 9?, 1853.) fT^HE ORDINANCE passed on toe siih of Febru- Winter curtm&'o .nr oir.nd in th. South.rn Out... In this establishment caa be found every quality aad style of Clothing to please the taste of ths most fastidi ous. This establishment is divided iato six different departments, each one containing a rioh and fall assort ment in their line. Tho proprietor has taken groat pains to have manu factured, expressly for this market, aud of the 6y»t CLOTlirao'for 1 " 1 and fashionable assortment of 1 a nr last, to regulate the transport of Iron, Umber, plank, boilers and noop poles over tbs plank read nud through the streets of the city of Savartauh, aud ths through the streets „ dy ef Savannah, and th# passage of vohlolea over th* plank road, will be stricUy c«forced on and after the 26th iuet. by the Marshal aad City Constables. By oeder or th* May»r. "•••'”*6LBUS8 my by making their purchases ef him. PHILIP 6 U88ELL, C. M. filirlng Ooods S price; bc veader, D II A 1* E It IS AND TilLOHH, Moy-Street, Savannah, Have Just receirml by late arrivals. lit Dtrsm GBNTLKillKN’H olotuino Contains Frock aad Dress Coate, ef every qualll > Coats, ef every quality, from •KtoMU. Du. Frook and Dress Crate, olive, bias, brown and green, from 47 to $26 6ne aseortment of fashionable SPRING AND £*JMMER GOODS, via: Cloths, Caseitaarss, Hoisery, Cravats, Shirts. Collars, Ae., Ae. mar 24 Do. Shad Peltoes and Business Cuate, a great va rioty. from ««.«..«...........$3 to $12 ,000 Over-Coat*, double and single breasted, and duubli 1,000 Over-Coats, doable aud uingle breasted,aad double Over-Costs, from...««... A3 to $3H. r er-Custs, a splendid aseortmsat, embroidered Koe- eath, from ..418 to $39. L umber bill paper, Lumber Bills, for sals by 101 Paper ruled for JfillN M. COOPER A CO. Orer-Coata, a splendid oath, from 2,000 pair of Paata, of every quality and_oolor,_from LOob'Yste^'ef' TO MEDICAL HTL’DHNTH COMPLETE aet of Bourgrry and Jacob’s Aua- «76e. to$10. very kind. 2D DzrABTMKXT. FURN18H1MJ CJOODH. tomtoal Plates, oolorod, received by tr 24 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. S OMETHING RICH for the Children. Just received per stammer Alabama, a very rich assortment of Straws for children, such asAIufante' Satin, Blund and Split Straw, Piccadillia Flat, Mieses' Brig. Straw, Zuliaa Santooth and Nett I^ee Flats, aad Boys' China Pearl, Diamond Pearl, Daastable and Peris Ihiaa Brigand Hats, ail very handsomely trimmed. Indies, call aud fit your children at 149 Cuugreaa street. igrAUTXzar. NEGRO CLOTHING Contains 800 suite of Negro Clothing for house or plan tation use, hickory shirts, red Ismael **- **- tkory shirts, red flannel do., overalls, canton Flaaaal under shirts and drmasre— prise ot fall suits from $3 26 to $4 60. 4tu DzrjumanT. INDIA RUBBER GOODS. Elegant. Satin l’lald Tissues, Elegant Sail . White and Oolored Silk MnntUlas, Black Lao* do., Valenolaos Iaco Edging, Swiss and Cambric Bands J Gents' Kid and Silk Gloves. India Dimity, Maroslinc Silks, Ac., Ae., Contains n large and well selected stook of ladle Rob ber Goods—consisting in part of sack coats, whit* and bleok; frook cunts, two colors; legging slips, cloaks, firemen's ousts—Warranted to stand 189 do- greee hi E" tie ut ( riding and driving gloves, bores ouvsrs, r 24 W. C. WADSWORTH. Under Maraball lion**. ipei friction is required. They are very h _ „ mended by the medioal faculty in England and the United States. Just received and for salo by mar 24 W. W. LINCOLN. Mouumont-sq. J ATlfcg.—60,000 "Florida Pino Laths in store I and for sale by / BOSTON A QUNBY. T ENMNUB’H DOUBLE MUDA WATBU S lMIHlKlfi— 56 bbl* Hiram 8mlth's Extra Hour 60 do Pure Qeaesee do do 4C J4 do do do 80 do Butter,Sugar and Soda Crackers 40 bbls and 29 hairdo largo No 1 Mackerel 60 buxe* 6* and baGraat and Williams' TubtOCO 20 quarter casks Madeira Wine 25 bags Black Pepper 20 boxes ground do. in % lb papers ft) bbls Stuart's powa'd, crushed and clarified Sugar SOU pkgs Gresn and Black Tea, assorted 2U0 boxes Ray's 1st end 2d quality Lemon Syrup 50 bbls Sogar IIooso Molai 32 do New Orlsans do 10 casks choice Sugar cured Hams fur sale by [in 14] SCRANTON. JOHNoTON A CO. Plain Lavender aud Tan Dol'd Bareges “ Blue and Piak “ “ legantPrinted Organdies I' mbroidered Swiss Dresses Cheek'd and Plain Swiss Muslins , Bl'k Crepe d* Pauls, and Barege, etc. ate. The attention of th* ladies is particularly invited to the sbovo goods at . irlyl W.C. WADSWORTHS. 83 Broughton sk N EW AND BEAUTIFUL HPIUNU and SUMMER 0001)8.-Just reoelvod by the last aioMiner: Baraoge de iAiine*. Worsted Beraegus, 811k Tissues, Colurcd Sewing Bilk Dresses, Foulard Bilk. Colored and Black Challcya and Bor.wgcs, Uli.ck and Colored Silk*. Blaek Figured Beraexoa and Tiseoea. Black and Colored French Muilins, Black and Colored Gingh&uia, Plain Colored Lawns, Blaek and Colored French Cambric*, aud a fin* assortment of Blaok and Colored Calicos; Plain and Figured Swiss end Mali Maslins, Jaconet, Cambrio, Plaid and Striped Swiss MesUns, Silk Pernsol*. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. All of whioh we offer on th* moet accommodating terms. For sale by [msr 181 A1KIN A BURNS. I DIPROVEI) KXTHA HIZK 8UIDL1TZ L POWDERS.—Those Powder* are prepared express ly for the retail trade fr< , *“ 1 usuporior imported materials, ' *■* ‘'cidlite Powders, (w‘ ) warranted to be) affection* prevail; aad when used according to the dl- DtugglsiS Apetheeary, MoaumeaUsq. Florida, V/T ATTING.—Received per steam* . JLV1 4-4,5-4, and 6-1, white and checked Matting, for Hiiloby (mar 21] LaROCHE A BOWNK. 21]* LaROCHEA OTATOEH.—10 bills Mercer and Blue*, for P w.«r«4frral.b r _ „ „ . mar 12 W. D. FORD. /fOUN AND OATH.—For sale in lota to sail At the West Broad-et. Stable*. R lMBONS.KANS.iStc.—ttec.lv.ilpM .r Florid.: Bonn.t «»d Ncok Baton,jW_ .« flibbool, -II width*I bU«h (liter.; I.orj. H.ndnl Wood, aud Feather Fane. For sale by fg 1IKNBY LATUROP k CO. JIT 1NDO W »ll ADKH—Hnnulilul d..l,i>. .ml Ww-tte/l.lj-t ■■■■HHmmwremkBoiwibB AKAMULW AND UMBaBInliAS. —H.- Ilnridn: Fl»l», nl.nl »d FuuoU. l» bl«» “ J “!»"i I-d.« ■ il Mterad UtebteUMl B»U*d ib t-i 34 laoti. I'orul. seived per ’^nS^I'WmS! MW MlkUabniUi, '‘dlHItr LATUROP A CO. ,) -A PURS ARTICLE.—Th. ouofut.nn, (th. celebrated Jenalnge, or Cork, Ireland) In th* prepara tion of tho materials for their Bed* Water, carefully exclude all deleterious substances, admitting into its composition onjy ingredient* of ascertained purity. A large invoice, lureRrnu oiuuct, and for sale by inar 24 A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. QAUVKPANH, dkc. —- Tionjd’e 'Saucepan: PH AN Dll ATS. Contains hats aad cap*, fine mole akin, a large meat and latest styles. tTH DlPiBTXUT. TUB BAZAAR. This splendid establishment, oa th* left wing ef th* main department, ft) feet deep, is fitted up al great ex pense expressly for ladies socompeaiod by their ehll- dron; here wifi be fonnd every quality and style of CHILDREN** CLOTHING, and of the latest Pari* fashious, consisting of infknt's robes, christening cap*, splendid enib. caps, suits con nected aad separate for every age, Jenny Usds, Polka sacks, froeks. over ooate, with and without capes: aad many othar goods too numerous to msntioa ia this ad vertisement. Parent* aad guardlae* are respeotfnliy •olioited to oall, ae greet pains have been taken to add to th* oomfort and oonvcaisnoe uf purchasers. No abatement from prleco flrat naked. 't- - Jt k AW CO-PAJRTNRKMH1P.—Tba under IO Boiler*, and Soup Digesters, Muslin Kettles and Saucepans lor sale by mar 24 JOHNJ. MAURICE. l.'AUCETtf ( &c.—liras* Faucets,Croton Bibb*, JP Basin and Stop Cocks, Couplings and Oil Cup*, for sale by (mar 94) JOHN J. MAURICE. 1 Chopping Disht/s, and Oyster Dishes for sals by ale by JOHNJ. MAUBICM. O UTLKRY.—Table and Pocket Cutlery for sale by (mar 24) JOHN J. MAURICE. A POUND. GOLD LOCKET, which tho owner can have L by describing it and paying expenso or advertie- Apply to JUSTUS KRAFT, On ths White Bluff Road. T* 10 ! M ATS.—Rune, Manilla, Jute and dyed Sheep- sHo Mats, for sal* by JOHN J. MAURICE. ATKNT Olil.ItJI K POINTKD IIIILD 0 tbs right at that point where Jr PEN,—It entree . t ftoomo* ia oontect with tbs paper, end is a* perfeot an instrument for sloped writing a* can be produoed. It has all the olastiuity anu other advantages of boec mado <dutll Pen, Ao. Iteoeived by mar 23 JOHN M. CO< OOPKR A CO. flHEAP DRY GOODH.—Beregos, D.iLalrre* colored Bereges. white and oolored Muslin, Plaid Cambrics, colored do.. Ginghams, Silk Gloves, Net .do. and Mits, and Silk Perasols. Fur tale by mar 23 f. DASHER. O TH Q Br. sale by TRIPBD OHNAIIURG8,Marlboro Stripei Brown aad Bleached Shirting aad Sheeting. F01 *- (mar 23) I. DA81IER, NOTICE. JTJERSON8 having demands against the late firm Jay of Ar-rl OSEPU E. FALL! O ANT. "J AMP8.—Cnropbeuo, Buruiug Fluid, uml Oil M -i Lamps; also Campbeas aad Burning Fluid, for eeloby (mar 14) JOHN J. MAURICE. TOVEH.—A large assortment of Cooking, Par lor aad Offloe Stoves, for mar 24 JOHN J. MAURICE. DOTTLKU VVINEHaad UUANDIEh. P 1 old vi G < UNNY BAGGING.—11)0 Belo* Gunny Bag- f ging in store end for salo by llilNKERtOODEN. o arrive per brig Busan Ludwig, from Boston, by HUNKER A OGDEN. e (Flour, for sale ' BUNKER A OGDEN. YirillbKK Y.—100 bbls. Rectified N. O. Whia- ¥ f key, leading from sohr. Patrick Henry, aad for wfleby [1aar5J ngfroui sohr. Patrick Ilenry, and fi _ CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. VTTKIi AND CKIKB8K*—Orkiii. do o „ ^, Jj ahqn Butter; 60 boxes Cheese; received and f< erioby 1 marl] MoMAUON A DOYLE. /IOUN.—300 bushnle PuiUgroWa firium White \J Cora, ia store, for side to eloee G AB DEN UOEe) AND RAKEM for sale r b fj **• W * CORNELL, B acon, sm 15 hhds. Prims Shouldsn 26 “ do. lOTBryZA-zt. MlOI LDIilW AND niUEH. Shoulders, Sides, landing from bark Harriett k Martha, from Now Orltaas—for sale by ENb COHENS A HERTZ. j^ftlpLKAViAKDft AIBM0t>ORK. Leaf Lard, „ ^ . Jerk, Itsdli. Martha, from New Orleans—for sale b; mhuu mo Superior Courts of Chatham, Bryan, umioeu, Effingham, Serivea, Uurko, Washington aad WUkiusa Counties, aud have made arraugomsats for ths jjronipl Counties, sulleetion of debt* in most of the eountio* ia the AT Office 176 (np stairs) Bay-street, Saveanah. Mxy 26th, 1862. ly MULPCHD MARSH UAKINB UAILWAV. Th# uud*reigned reepeotftUly informs all who may used his servioes, that ha^OBm .ha* charge of th* MARINE RAILWAY,SBB whioh is now in suoecssfal operation. Us is. therefore. r port, and to do ths work of repairing, Ac., on reason able terms. Those who wish to olean or paint the bot toms of their vessels, oan also be aojoiutuodatod on th* Railway, upon reasonable tunas. He is also prepared to oontract for building Vessels of any class or descrip tion, and to carry on tbs business or Ship-Carpenter ing, Spar-making and Caulking, In all its various ‘ is, at th* oasteru extremity of the city. A good Shipsmithl* oa ths premises. 1 H.F. WILL DR ALE STABLE, ^^^^■WMTllROAD-8TRB*T, rnoB. a. zzoww. jy 2—ly revaz, tr.murl LOCKWOOD * CASisir, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. ARE prepared to contract for the rroctio /V repairing of Bondings of every d* furnish plea*. They may be found at corner of W hi taker-street aad Taylor- a. W. LOCKWOOD. A NEtr-mOSvi-. w. r. uAitniB. cwdxoxx Hikzis. HARRIS ft CO., roRWAnniNQ AND COMNimrO.VNMBCNAim iu drain and Or.criu, oot so U.T-Sire.i, ImUUi COLORED DAOUERRBOTTF V- m. CABBY W°™D r-P«tWl, a... h.hw jjhzssa ss lara. Injiid teueh Utelra* 1. XS/. rainy or fair woathsr. , . luatruotions given in the art and all th* apparztna forniahed. A vo, a large lot pf Plates, Oa**a, tlhetai- eals, Ao., for sale 6m ne 82 "j JOHN POOLE, who max mi aao retail man PAINTS. CIJ.K, TURPENTINE AND liesii and Amwiean Wtndew Bl.ad<n,anU.i«Cnteb^ArtlM' Paper namginae, DonUre, and Fire-Board Print*. N. B.—IIouij, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain* iug and Ulasing, done on reasonable tome by „ JOHN POOLE, HWhl£a*r.rt. ** f,Lr! 7 3^01, Deariew ft Ce. 1 wa. AI.I.NTDN Gorann. FACTOR AND COMMISBIOH MKK IIANT, No. M Eat I Bn,, OknrUttan, «. O. Ilpraputel t.D.k. Ub.nl Urum ra mai. patent ° , *te'1k CoU °“’ Oorm ’ f l*“- Qni >> “*J. Dibble 4c Carey, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS. N. E. Car. OroufthKOB ft Wliltnkersts, varied assortment of furnlehiagArti*2*A^ D. A C.'* tricot ion* of Clothe, C**wla»eree naS Vsst- Icgi, ere from the beet seurees, and for styles aad analU ty cannot be sorpeMsd bj nay retehUshmsat I mytJ Dying and Kenovatiug Establiihmcnt, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Contains Furaiehing Good* of every description foP' York-etreet. rear'of the Court Haaa*. Gentlemen’s wsar-uou.UUng of searfs, cravat*, N * MTAwSSmSD Sru£t" U9mm * Waterford Use. Priac* Albert ties, spring stoeks, —' ** i .... ^ meriuo shirt* and drawore, cotton di/.,*unpsnd«rs, hair ho*e. gloves—ail kind*, best quality Jones’ patent yoke shirt*, a fins asssortment, Ao. So 1)1 ISH ^____ _ T ADIEB* Bilk and Wooten Dreaaee, Shawls, Ta JLi ble Covers, etc., cleaned, and dyed various e Cadies' Bonnots bleached aad praMod in a faakic ■tyle; Kid Glove* elaaaed, aad Gsntlumsa's cleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be n done iu tii* same style which has gear— pleased my patrons and friend*. Term* Person* reading paresis hy steam boat* or railroad, at* requested to writ* per mail, M that I may know when -> call for them. 77 ' »pr 1B ly AJ, EXAM DEB GALLOWAY. Henry K. Waahbwn, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION Jy8l SAVANNAH. OBUK. JACOB COHJBIV, 29 Bro«cLaireet ( Charleatu, 8. C., Broker, Anetioneer ud Geaeral Agent, Buys aad sella ua oommiseioa. LAND8. NEGROES, STOCKS, HoNDH, Ac. A. B. BCJUDV, C O.T TON FACTOR, N«. T4 BA Y-STREET, *. KAVANWAU. GEOBOE J. FACTOR, COMMISSION MRS Ha Ml BAY-8TBKKT, SAVA V. IU. HOSI8, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, lyeimmSHlSmaSSL SNUFF of all kinds; put np carefully, at t retail, and at tho most reasonable price*. j$M- o_* — • “ 5cta branches, a . WILJ.INK, Jm.ri EDWARD O’BYRXE’9 GROCKRY AND LIQUOR STORE, Taylor** Jiulldln K , Market Whm f. ® SAVANNAH, OKOltOIA. ^ S. O'H. keeps constantly in storo srge stock uf Okockhiks. Liquors, Cruckory-Ware, Boots, Shoos, and Clothing.1 35 cheat* Blank Tea. 35 bags of Codec. 40 boxes Ground Coffee. 49 barrel* Crushed, Yellow, aad White Bugar*. 70 boxes Family, Pal*, aad No. 1 Soap. 4 pipes Holland Gin. 6 Ladf-plpe* Cognac Brandy. 15 barrels Fourth Proof Domestio Brandy.* 1 40 do. Phelps's Gin. 35 do. Rum. K) hhds. do. 15 barrels Port, Malaga, aud Madeira Wine*. 75 dojen Teapots, assorted qualities. 10 orates e*sort*<Kfcockery-Ware. ly ooll9 J. MUSS J. ROUSSEAU, Comer Bull itnd Bay Streets. I iu portrr and Dealer la Wines, Liquors and Cigars. TIIE subscriber has now on band a fine and wall selected stook of Wines, Liquors end Ssgira, oouprising tha following*. - AW of tho choioost RESERVE MADEIRA WINE, ylntago 1844. On. fci|>« otiolo. OLD LONDON PAaTICULAR. Ono Pipe or the first quality aad ehoioest OLD *’ BE ER VE/' vinUgs 1840. One Pips ef ths ehoioest aad most delieetoly flavored OLD PaLiIETINHO, vintage 1830. One Pipe of the eboieest aad exceedingly ran OLD SERCIaL, viatege 18ft). On* half Pipe of the richest aad moet highly flavored SOUTH SIDE QRAPE JUICE. Two Pipes Old I>ondoa Market. Eight quarter cask* OLD ARAUJO, vintage 1830l Also a lot ef the OLD RESERVJt, ef an olden im portation. in Box«s aad Demijohns. Two baJf pipes ohoioo OLD PORT WINE. .. .. * .1 •< •• Kll KRItY *• bra ml*, vis: Hennas*/. London Dock, Jean i<ouls Pinet, CeatilioD, Guimard, Saxerso, Salignac, aad Otard, *>*poy ft Co. One puncheon of OLD 8COTCH WHISKY. “ “ " Jamaica Bare. Also various kinds of Claret, Port, Tens riffs, Sherry aud ether Win#*. Choice Chestpsga*. of various brand*. Hock Wines, imported Corotali-tucb as Caracas, Mararohiao, Ani sette, aud assorted Cordials, Brandy Fratte, Ac. -^lia^roggsaaa^^jr* aiui((uin A Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlaate, Georgia, I'Will eolleet Debts la the following Count!** R*fer*n— E. B. Stoddard ft Cb., Charleston. South Carolina; Williams A Brotbsr, Augusta, Ooorgla: Plant, Brothers, and O. W. Choat, N#w-York! H Nat. ALanoom. (■sfiy — - if] Tuoxa* N, Cox. G. A. It. L.UBAB, General Commission Merchant, ly)HnT.nu.le, Oeor,la.[no. I I • TOUT A Dl'HUAJI, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. °ct7.AVANNAJ1, GA.1, Julian Hujrtridge, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office comer WMtaker-*i. and Bap Lame, DO * D* Hevnnimh. CANOIE9 AT REDUCED PRICES I US.00 per 100 lk.^‘J310. Bnn «3.Ta < XTO ch.r^ P>r i>ui!nr or d. lirerin* iu lho lUiL 11mate. NEWCOMB ft RICfi. * jyl ly. 8. W. corner Brenghtoa ami WhttritM-e / Me F. Felot Ml Co., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT*. WUlUtuson’e Build lags, Bay-etreet. ’•« M 7s L0T - BtSKEB A OOM SHIPPING ANO COMMISSION ME «p 4 HO. 00 BAT-BTBItT, HAY JLi P. Jacobs* CIGAH AND TOI __ •A7 llull-nl., HI,o oflh©“ K..p.euii^Urjl , !i,nS 1 fS;TO»ifootrrftairartHI Cigaxs, ae well aaof hie own manufacture, at wlioloixle and retail. Aleo,Chawingnad emokiug Tobaoco, Banff James MclSemw I INSURANCE BROKER 4 NOTARY PUBLIC Marine Protests Noted end Extended, Avei justed, Charter Parties aad Avi — • Ter* prepared whsrsbyto or British Ued#r*ril*.-i matters connected with t tire No. 118 Bey sL-eet, 0i
