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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1853)
riVK DOLLARS PER ANNUM. HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 19. 1853. fUHI.IdllKD »>A1L.V AND TiU-WCKKi.Y. BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON. EDITOR. TERMS: M'fte "DiRY Momnino Nkvvs" is delivered »o City obeenber* el Kivi dollaun per annum, payable hnir- rwu IN ADVANCE, or for TWfiLVfi cent* a week, Tuvniile to the Carrier* Single eopie*. thkkk cmjts. ..The ;"T* | -Wkbklv Morning Niwg," (for the •buntrr.) containing all the new matter ami new ml- varlisoioant* of tho Dully, la ftirnishod fur TURKIC DOLLAR* per annum, iu auvuncr. cAdvertJMinente inserted at the following rate* * run own square or ran liru. Oas iMertlon ^Dete. Two “ 9? 2 00 Four •* lfi 00 Six M —an uo On* Year-... For on® laaortiou N .u ia cent* •• o7 B w®®k...:.::::;:::::::;:::::::irao, ao.ao. Legal Advertisement# imor tod at tho usual rate*. AdvertUomont* from tranaleut persons or stranger* Butt be paid la sdvnnoe. Yearly advertisers, exceeding In tbelr advertisement* the average number of line* agreed for, will be charged k> A lTertiiea*a»s sent to thiaoffloe without direction*, as to the number of insertion*, will be published daily ■atil ordered to be discontinued, and charged accord- 10 Yearlyadvertiser* willbereetrleted to thelrregulur baiinees, and all other advertisements, got pertaining to their regular bnalooss, aa agreed for, will be charged •it re. ■ • gfi".* All Letters dlreet«d!to this office or the Edit must be postpaid. w i "for the Country. must be postpaid fif All new Weekly N* we," Advertisement* appear in the *'Trl Till DAM NEWS. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted for the Daily Morning Nows.] Three Days Later from Europe! ARRIVAL OF TDK PACIFIC. Cotton Hleady. Nlw York, April 17. The Pacific, Cept. Nye, with Liverpool dales lo Gih^hns arrived. Tho Africa arrived out on the 3d. The sales since tho (departure of the America, on the 2d, hod been to the extent of 32,000 bales, of which speculutors took 2000, aud exporters 3000, at the following quotations, vis : Fair Orleans Cf ; Middling 5j : Fair Uplands 6$; Middling 5j, Trade in the manufacturing districts has slightly improved. Wright 6c Gundy and Drown 6c Hhiploy quote Cotton tinner and un changed, while McHenry says prices are from MGth to |lh below the extrome rates of tho previous wcok. Havre Market.—The Havre Cotton mar ket remains'unchanged, with an active de mand. Consols have advapeed to 100f. Further by the Pacific. The Liverpool Markets.—The demand for Cotton, from the trade and for export, lias been moderate. Holders, however, ate not pressing on the Market. The Havre Cotton Market has umlergon- no quotable change. The demand is active at previous rates. The demand for Rice is moderate, and prices rather in favor of buyers. Quotations, however, are unaltered. The Gardiner Case. Washington, April 16. The Gardiner case has asaumrd a more favorable aspect for the accused. Slocum testifies to having found the mine, and exhibits specimens of the ore taken therefrom. New York Cotton Market. New York, April 16, P. M. The mfiYket to-day (Saturday) is firm, with sales of 1,500 bales. Charleston Cotton Market. Charleston, April 16, P. M. The sales to-day foot up 2,200 bales, at a range from 8J to llie. 1,100 balee told for 11c. New Orleans Market. New Orleans, April 15. On Friday much excitement was caused in the New Orleans Cotton market, by the tenor of the America’* Liverpool advices, and fully 17,000 bales were taken, mostly for England, at an advance of from a quarter to flha of a cent. 8trict Middling was quoted at fata 10| to 10} cents. The sales during the week comprised 55,000 bales. The increase in the receipts at New Orleaus amounts to 268,000 bales, and at all thy ports, up to the latest dutes as compared with last year, to 335,000 bales. New Ormcans, April 17. The eiles of Cotton on Suturday reached 4,000 bales, justaining the provious advance. paeon ia advancing, and sales of Sides have been mado at 8 cents. Mess Pork is selling at $15. Whisky is selling at 18 to 18} cents per gallon. _ Santa Anna at Vera Cruz.—Santa Anna had bden received with great enthusiasm at Vera Crus. He issued a proclamation on the 2d inst. in which he makes great piomisea of what be intend* to do for the regeneration and advancemeot of Mexico. Later from Havana.—Tho steamship Black Warrior has arrived at New York from Mobile via Havana. She left the^ latter port on tho 12th in»t. Tho political prisoners havo been sent to Spain. Sailing of the Atlantic.—The U. S mail steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, sailed from New York for Liverpool on Saturday with $25,000 in specie on freight. 13P* The steamship Ciijf of Manchetlcr ar rived at Philadelphia on Sunday morning from Liverpool, with a large freight and 170 passen gers. Spring Sentenced to Death.—Arthur Spring was sentenced to death on Saturday at Philadelphia. He still, however, protests bis innocence. iy Col. Polk, of BsltimMRMt Washington correspondent of the New YoritTribunc says, id to be appointed agent for the purchase of coal for the Government. - The salary is $1,000 • year and travelling expenses. {Correspondence of the bail/ Morning New*.] • Railroad Meeting in Haucock. Sparta, Geo. April 14,1853. Mr. Editor:—l subjoin some resolutions adopted at an adjoined meeting yesterday of a number of the citizens of ibe Village and County, They were reported by a committee of sis, appointed at a previous meeting to •ubmlt an addrose to the citizens of the county end business for tKfe meeting. Rtaulvcd, Thu, in the opinion of litis meeting, it i« expedtSjWpxf-praciioabie for the people of this couuiy to rft*se sufficient slock to secure the build ,a tr of a Railroad from Ihis piece or othor eligible point lu the county, to either the Georgia Railroad or Central Railroad, provided that either of said roada will roceivo the new road when completed, asorigi- n-lstock aud that the question of which rood we •hi write with, will be determined by tho induce- uwuu said rood may offer. waived, further, That thin meeting adjourn* lu meet oa ths first Tuesday in May, to receive the [sport of the committee to prepare business for the josstisg—aud that all the citizen* of ibis, and ad- Jotowfi counties, who feel iuinrcjted. be, end they yw 1 deliberation* of Ike Railroad CJonttminlcattous between the Gulf and the Atlantic. There are uow five railroad project* intended to im a communication between ths Gulf and tbe Atlantic, tat. Tbe Florida Central Railroad, from Pensacola to 8t. John's river. Sd. The Brunswick aud Florida Railroad, from Brunswick to Pensacola. 3d. Tbe Savannah aud Albany Railroad, fiom Sa vannah to Mobile and Pensacola. 4th. The Railroad iu prog rasa from Columbus towards the Gulf, end which will connect with tho roads leading to 8uv- aunuli. 8th. The Montgomery end Pensacola Rail road, which will connuct with roada to Savannah aud Cliarloaiou. The charter for till* latter road was pukHod by the last Legislature of Florida, aud we observe that movemeuie aro now being made to orgauise a company to build the road. A writer in the Albany Journal estimate* the distance from Munifomery to Pensacola at 100 miles—the coat of Ibe Hoad $(0,0d0 per mile, aud the profits at S3 per cent, per anoum, to be derived from 2UC passen gers daily, 180,000 balee of cotton per year, and other freights and mails. He ssys there would be • suving of time by ihis roud, over all others, in connecting the Northern cities with New Orlcane, Texas, Cliavres aud tho Tohuhutepeo route ou to the Bay of Hun Francisco. He estimates the timo from New Orloaas, via Pensacola, Montgomery, Wilmington aud Washington, to Now York at four *iys. Our purpose is not to disparage that or any other of the proposed rood*. Should tliey all ibe com pleted, there will be work enough aud pront enough for all. But when we come to compare routes, there that has been, or can be proposed, that will compare favorably with the direct Hue from Savan nah to Mobilo, as fixed by tho Charter for Georgia. The road from Pensacola to St. Johns, aud lliut from Pmieacolu to Brunswick, will both bo eomowhat shorter tliau the Savannah Hoad—but as menus of couuecting all ports west of Pensacola ou the Gulf, with all ports north of Savunuah on ilia Atlantic, d cost of transportation will be in favor of the route to Savannah i—lu passing from New Or leans or Mobile to New York, the distance from Mobile Bay to Peusacola ou one side, aud the dis- tar o from the St. Johns, or from Brunswick to Suvaiinah eu the other, must be mado by water, on tbe Brunswick and the Florida routes, ugaiutt rail road, on tho Savannah route. The paaeage by thin route from Now Orlcuus to Now York might be mude with ouso in 85 hours—Now Orleans to Mobile, 12 hours—tlinnco to Savaunab, 15 hours—thence lo New York by steamship 58 hours. But if tbo roads uow iu contemplation to connect Havauuah, Charleston, with tbe roads running along llie c northward, should be built, tlieu the lime by this route from Now Orleans lo Now York would bo le*» ill a ti 70 hours. A Road diroct from Savannah to Mobile would vary but little from the line which must be pursued to Peusacola, which is on the west sido of the Bay. Tho Montgomery and Pousucola Rond would cross tho Savuimuh lloud, and thus form an important branch to either place. At Mobilo it would conucct with (lie terminus of tho Mobilo and Ohio Knilroud, and there, loo, it would meet thu chief trade of Ala bama concentrated M that thriving and important city. Does Savannah waul other inducements to construct u straight lino road to Mobilo ffiflid Pen sucola, which could never huve n successful compe titor f Theu she bos them ; for this is but the be- giuuiugof the-end. To say nothing of tbe branch roads which would terminate in Eastern aud Mi * “ Florida, thoro are roads now projected on the sumo liuo with the Savannah ltoad, through Texas, contracted with largo grant* or laud which will iusuro their completion ; and recently, tbo pro ject of e company with a very large capital, has bceu started in tho Northern States, to construct a road from Toxst to San Diego, ou the Pacific—the short est, aud tbo ouly practicable route for a railroad across the continent within tho limits of the United States. Ssu Diego is ou nearly the same parallel of latitude with Savannah; the wholo distance from Savannah would be less than 2,000 miles, and from tbo nearest Gulf ports in Texas, little xuoro than 1,200 miles. Little as may now be thought of thoso projected Roads, the riwo is at hand wlion they will bo com- lUQiiccd at} prosecuted to completion; and then Havaunah would by her Road, be tho nearest Atlan tic termiuus. But aside from the Pacific Road project, which may nose bo considered visionary by tboso csusci- * io never cease to sueor at every oifort, wild every accomplishment of this progressive ) from this, is there not enough to satisfy every ono that there are no fields of enterprise which nroinieo such rich towards, as the termini, “* tho intermediate country, and to I ho stockholders. these projectod connections of tho Gulf with thv Atiuutic T Among other important rosults, Uioy would inducoa large direct triulo betweeu Southern ports and foreign nations. Wo repeat, though a direct line from Savanuah to Mobile would be preferable to any oilier route, yet, there will be business enough to make every other route profitable, and make every Atlantic termiuus on important city.—Albany ( Urn.) Patriot. An American In Mllnn. A correspondent of tho Newark Advertiser writes from Milan, March 14 : “ Thoro arc constant cases of spoliation aud rob bery by police agents aud soldiers, who enter bouses at will, on tho slightest suspicion, and rob and mal treat the families under tuo cry of ‘ imperial or ders.’ The finest old pulaees aro rifled without scruple of their richest treasures. A whole regi- meui occupies the Littn palace, and the soldiers amuse themselves by sboollug and piorcing the old paintings and statues, especially those represanting the innocent absent family. The family jewels, associated with all iu traditions, were forcibly taken from the raaitre d'hotel, but afrorwsrd* de posited in a secure placo by the condescension of the general-in-chief, to whom appoal wus made. “Oilier large paluces have beuu similarly treated, tbe occupants driven out, and the furniture turned iuto the slreeu. Many of tho noblest families havo been thus thrown upou the charity of their neigh bors. Upwards of eix thousand mou patrol tbe ■treeU, which they frequently clear at the point of the bayonet, under tbe silliest pretext*. No one is permitted to walk with his hands in his pockeu, lest they may conuin arm*. More than two persons are not permitted to meet anywhere iu public, and pri vate dinner parties are nctuully forbidden. Every day since wo huve been horo dead bodies havo boeu found in the highways; the gallows are eu perma nence ; musket shots ate constantly heard iu some quarter of tho city; the property of all tbe rich refugees who have fouud au usyluin in Piedmont, Switzerland, Ac., is sequestered by imperial decree, amounting to many millions; aud the poor dowu- trodden population is taxrd at the rate of 30,000 francs per day to pay the expense of thus oppressing them I ' Fanny Fern’n Heel Thing. Wo thiuk Funny Fern uovor wrolo a boiler pair of paragraphs than tho following, from ihtt Olive Branch: “ Look on this picture, and then on that.— ' Father is coming!’ aud little round faces grow long, and merry voices are bushed, and toys are hustled iuto tbe closet, and mamma glances nervously at the door, and baby is bribet* with a lump of sugar to keep the peace ; and father’s business face relaxes not a muscle ; and the liule group huddle like timid ebeep in a corner, and lea is despatched os silently an if speaking were prohibited by the statute book, and the ohildron creep like culprits to lied marvel ling that baby dare crow so loud, uow Hut' Father has come.’ “ • Father ie coming!' and Wright oyes sparkle for joy, aud tiuy foot deuce with glee, aud eager faces press agaiiut the window-pane, and a bevy of rosy lips claim kisses at tho door, aud picture-books lie uurebuked ou the table, aud tops, and balls, and dolls, and kites are discussed, aud liule Susy lays her soft cheek against tho patornal whiskers with tbo most fearless * abandon,' and Charley gels a love- pal for his • medal,' and mamma’s face grows radi ant, aud tho evening paper is read (not silently, but aloud,) und tea, ami toast, aud timo vauieli with equal celerity, for jubilee has arrived, and 1 Fathev hat roar!"' |y Among tbo oarly Puritans, middle names were unkuown, aud qs late aa tbe yoar 1800 there were but few men who had a mid dle name, but eince that lime there are many children whu havo been christened with from two to four ** given” names. From an exami nation of the public schools iu Doaton, it was found that 83 per cent, of tho American children hud more than ono middle name, and that twenty-one per cum of them had three or more “ given” names. It is but seldom you como across an Irishman with one more than one " given” name ; be eecius tu be perfectly satisfied with that. Cincinnati Paid Fixe DBPAXTMERr.—There me utlachod stables te all the liroeugiuo houses in Cincinnati, lor tho acuommodatieu of tho quad rupedal member* of tbe Dnpuruueut, whose duty it will be to drag the “ machines'' to and from fires. The pay system just adopted id that city has gone iuto operation. In London horses ore always kept harnessed and ready for an alarm. Tbe engiucs are so constructed that tbe men ride upou them to whom tbe fire may be raging. Thue they arrive in excellent trim for the work, " J — ** r - J they ere tired with their latx ride to their headquarters. . last communication we nude eonie remarks about the Mahomedau religion. In Turkey, as in ever) other country whose rcligiou Is a nationality, those occupying an humble position iu life are much morceuthusiastic in tbelr religious devotions than others, who, by being in a more exalted position, pecuniarily or politically, have their minds vitiated by luxury or the strife for high places. Yet are the latior far from lacking in respect for, or obodiuuco to, tho requiremouls of their creed. Tho highest dignitaries of tho land, uot excupling tho Sultan him self, scarcely ever allow t|ie suuto perform his diur nal circuit through llie hoaveus without prostrating themselves before tha throne of Allah. Friday is the Mahomed eu Sabbath ; on that day the mosques are open and their matted floors covered with the kneeling aud cross-legged faithful. Tbe women are permitted to worship in tbe mosquos but are com pelled to form themselves iuto a distinct group some- hat regioved from tbo tneu. Frequently no oae acta in the capacity of preech- *, each worshipper, with Ills face turned towards o "Holy City, serving the most high in any man- ir that corresponds with his individual inclination. It is u very novel sight to seo a large uumher of Musiulmen engaged in their peculiar devotions. Whilst romo are kneeling with their eyes turned Heavenward, others are standing erect, their arms crossed over their breasts, whilst others still are so humbly prostrated that their foreheads touch the floor ; all aro muttering their prayers, aud these dif fered postures accord with tho strength and ferven cy of the different passages in the prayers. Evory oun who outers tbo moequne must take off his shoos at tbo door aud put on slippers. This rule is imperative. To provida for its obsorvsuce, you ist huve slippers of your own ; your " Cavasao," •orvuut making tho change fur you aud taking chargo of your shoes uutii your return. Franks canuot gain admittance iuto the mosques without the procurement of a Firman or permit from the Sultan. It is also nccessarv to have a ca- vatte ot the l'orte, who acts in the double capacity ol guide and guarJ, and whoee presence testifies lo the Turks that their worthy sovereign has granted the privilege of traversing their holy sauctua- i. With these accompaniments, you need uot be under any apprehension of boiug interfered with eu by tho most fanatical. Strungora obtuin the frman, through the agency of thoir respective Legation*, and, alien iuu>ud- ingto go through thu mosques, form a party of about a dozen. On the occasion of our visit, we enjovod the pleasure of Bayard Taylor’s company. Taylor bud just returned from his cxtotisive trn vels iu Africa, from whence he has written so many iniorestiug letters to the New York Tribune. His friend Harrison, who journeyed with him, was also oue of our party. These geiiilcracn traveled thro' the East in full oriental costume, aud, speaking little Arabic, at tho same time having uaitablu pei tonal uppeurnuccs, punned muMer as very good Mui soliuen. 11. wus still wearing hi* when with us. One day, whilst at Coustaiitiuopio, ho attempted to enter a mosque without a firman. Ho was Hush ed with coufideuce, inasmuch as he had, clad in his eatleru guiee, with his flowing beard and smatter ing of Arabic, succeeded iu aceompiuliiug what very few Enropouus have ever accomplished, name ly : a pilgrimage lo Mecca, kticelinuuui muttering bis prayers with the most faithful Vkl devout. It soltapeucd that a Turk recoguized him a* a gen tleuiuu whom lie had observed bolding a very ani mated conversation u day or two previous, in good An#lo-Saxon, with our Cliurge ; and knowing that none of hit country men could perform such a r racle as that, he mud« bi* way toward 11 with very amiablo expression ou bis countenance. Our friend observing his advance, concluded that dis cretion was the better part of valor, aud beat a re treat, making good his escape from the vicinity of the mosque ere the virtuous indiguation occasioned by his intrusion had gathered into a storm. It ia superfluous, 1 thiuk, to give my readers description of the mosques. Those uoble moslem temples, that constitute the chief feutures iu the beautiful tablouu that old Stamboul presents to tho greed} eyes of tbe voyager as bo rounds tho Golden Horn, have beau *o frequently and so well described by others more competent to the task than myself. Who has not read of St. Sophia, with its iuunenso dome, that appears to be suspeoded in the heaveus ; of its columns of tnany-hued marbles, and iu ceil iugs of mosaic f Qucc the pride of ibe Chrittian world, it still, though stripped of much of iu cient crandeur, staud* the acknowledged wondi tho Mahometan. ltii nut my province ^to speak of matters with which, it is presumed, almost every one is faiuiliur, but morely those which, from thoir apparout insig nificance, or from some other cause beet known to themselves, others huve nugleoted to mention —know ing that theao tubordiuute matters exemplify, as much as auy other, the peculiar characteristics of the peoph among whom tk'~ -xisL Whilst iu St. Sophia let us pause for a moment and look up into iu gallery. What see we 1 An innumerable quantity of boxes, of packages, every conceivable utensil of value; piles of money, diauiauds, Ac. Wbui does it all tneau f Tbe house of prayer is assuredly not to bo converted into placo of barter? No; these valuables are merely placed there for safe keeping. Their owners, who havo gone on a pious pilgrimago to Mocca, uuve-left them there undor the firm convictlou that no eacri- lesioua hand will harm them during their absence. There they are doubly safe, as they are neither er posed to the daugers of tire, nor is it possible that moslem would commit any act of disbooesty within the sacred precincts of a sanctuary dedicated to Allah and the prophet. The Sultan going to or returning from mosque af fords one of the most interesting os well os impres sive spectacles to be witnessed in the Turkish capital. Ileis, if on land, mounted on a magnificent and ricbly cupsrisoued Arab charger. Two or more a riderle*s horses follow iu his wako, each with su perb trappings, aud like the horse on which he rides, led by formidable lookinggrooms. The military body guard of his majesty end sometimes e few high dig nitaries, the Ltur in the saddle, form a port ot the brilliant procession that attends hit royal highness on such occasions. On the Bosphorus he glides in e highly wrought eaiqne propelled by sixteen caique- jeet, wbo, with along viogorous sweep of the oars, fairly make his barge fly through the waters. The oue which he occupies, in which, cross-legged, lie ■its under n royal cauony, is preceded by two others who go hofore to herald the approach of the “Ruler of the Univerteand to intimate to ell the boats scattered over the Bosphorus that his sublimity must have a wide margin to move in. "The sound of the church-going bell," is unheard in Constantinople proper, the hour of worship aud of prayer being announced from the minaret*, and the muezzim, whose prolonged cry of La-allah} Ulr \-altah Mahomed retoul allah, (there is but one Go*., aud Mahomet is his prophet,) especially a* it falls upon the sileuco of eve, has a truly singular ef fect.' A* among all religious sects, there aro some whore peculiar rites diktiiiguinb them as a distinct divis ion of the body ecclesiastical, so among the Ms- liomedans there are those, wbo, bolding the time to not* in tho main a* their brethren, yet whose ttill more tingular mode ot worship constitute them a separate people. 1 havo reference to the howling Dervishes of Scutari, aud tbe whirliug Dervishes of Fers. It would be impossible for pen and ink to give an idea of the wild antics, and the still wilder guttural sounds that characterise tho religious exer- cLos of the former, or the rigid countenances aud peculiar rotury motions of iholattor. Each soct performs once a week. Tho firtt part of tbo ceremonies of the bowling Dervishes is quiet enough, principally cousistiug in prayer, and au embraciug of each other and their venerable Patri archs, wbo occupy a position iu tho upper part of oom, corresponding with the direcuou of Mec- Rut thu excitcincul and fervor grow apace ; a deep sepulchral howl toon becomes couspicuou* in thoejaculstions; a pbrenzied expression sols upou their countenances; they walk with hurried step, aud umoug each other iu niauv a giddy maze; wild er liocomo the howls, wilder the visages, more rapid the devious pace; club-sliupcd inetrumenix, with bulbous euds, set with iron points, are wielded high in tho air aud brought down with great apparent force upon their bo,ues; sharp swords are driven into thr.m by cudgel*’ heavy blows, th* points of heavy iron weapous aro placed upon the eye, und twirled upon that delicate organ. At length, aAer the excitemeut has attained the highest pitch, the cries have become like those of the raving maniac, Iheir motiona of unsurpassable violeucr, and their blood, made to flow by self-iuflictiug hands, bus crimsoned their bodies, they are carried out, faint ing aud exhausted, from the sccno of tlicir religious zoal. It is said that in the Rarbary States, in certain seasons, these Dervivhe* become so furious in the midst of their peculiar performances that they rush t iuto the streets with the instruments of torture their hands, and wo betide the unfortunate sou of Israel whu then happens to cross their path ; lie would almost certaiuly fall a victim to their wild fanaticism. HKOEIPT8 OF COTTON, Au., Aran. 18. Per steamtr Oregon, from Auxueta—80 halos Cotton, sd Mdse, to O W Oarmsny k Co, sad others. Per sehr Jams* A Augu*«*; 1 f ro ® Turtle IUvsr-75 hales Rea Island Cotton, 8«l lU4*i, Beeswax, As. to Jb Used, N A Herds® A Co, and Boston A Quaky. Per steamer Planter, from Oeatrsvlllage, Ac.—20 bales Sea Island and t do Upland Cotton, nud Mdse, te Doeton A Ounl.y, Hunter A Qommell, Robert Oliver, Andersona A do. C A L Lamar. 11 K Turner, Fort A Dunham, and Smith A Lathl*p. and V Zogbauin A Co. PA88BNOER8. Per steamer Oregon, frota AususU-Mre Thee Wood, Miss Wood, Miss U C Wood, All** C Wood, Alin Cal houn, Mr Alexander, J *01118, T Wood, and 2 desk. Per steamer Plnntor, from Centrevtllage. Ae.-Urs Ann Atkinson. Mis* Miller, Mlf* A Williams, M1M A Williams, Miu II Rllay, W M Utley, J Atherton, Geo Wnldburg, Rev 8 L Southard, 8 Turner, D McIntosh, A N Paso tty, A M Peoples, A 11 Barn**, J U Netteay, Master Bliss, nod 1 deck. Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—Mr O Grady and lady, Mrs Hardy, and 1 deck, C0MM8ECHL. Havananh Market, April 10. COTTON.-Th* solas of Cotton yesterday were 4(1 bales, via: 45 at 9%, 4 at 10, 100 at lO. 1 ^, 40 .at 10ft, 00 10X, 180 at 10%, and 22 at 11 oeuts. We notice no material obange lit prices, Nnviinnn.li Exports. Boston—8ohr. Highlander—80,U00 feet Lnmber. Nzw-Yonz—Bohr. Enchantress—001 bales Cotton. CHARLESTON, APRIL uT-CoTTOji.-Thsre was quit* a good demand again to-day for this article, and upwards of 2200 bale* changed haaes at a very fall range of prices. The transactions * — log from oeuts. 9 Ufce, about 1100 of which were sold f> t II cent PHILADELPHIA, APRIL L0.-The stock market is quiet. Flour is quiet—small sales at $0, but buyers generally refuse this prioe under tho recent news.— Halos of 4000 bushels Corn at 08«09o. for white and 60a 61o. for Yellow* O»t*42al4o. NEW-YOHK. APRIL 10,-TUo stock market was Arm to-day—prices of Fancies upwards. Money easier. Exchange on Fondon prom. Flour is dull nuder the news—salce 3000 bbls at $4,31 @4,57 for Btato brands, and $000.06% to $0.1?% for Southern. Bales of 10.000 bushels Ohio Rod Wheat at 114c; white 120@)24 eta. Bales of 14.000 bnskel* Cora at 63@6io for white, mixed and yellow. OaU 48@50 oeuts. -small sales at %e MILLINERY. MRS. HILBKU, JT<e. 107 COtfftHJUCtSTllMMT, Will open on Saturday next, 9th Inst., her Spring Btook ;ef Fashionable Bilk, Crape, J&mjr htraw, and Frmeh imported Bonnets,Ribbons, Bfn Triminlngafor Dresses, French Flowers, Bilk* J - rmri for Party Dreeaes, Collar* and Uader-BlsevM, and rospeetfnlly invites the attention ef Ladles to bar Store, No. 107 Cob trees street. or All ef the above genie are of Mrs. B.’s eels** i«»y HG millinery iinA UrcMiiiukliiK. MRS. 9. TOMB, No. 15 Bamard-st. Having completed her SPRING 8TOCK, respectfully Invito* tho lesmwtion of her ene- tomers to her new and beautiful stylos In Frouoh Embroidered Lac* Crape, Drawn Bilk. Uoasimer Lose, NepoUton Ldoe, English Dunstable Bpiit Straws, Snow Flake, Diamond Batin, llair Uaasa, Knotted Ooulmer. Geneva Tripoli. Mioses’ Fancy Jenny Lind Straws, Blond Laoe. Small Sited Fancy Bon nets, Caps, Flowere, Ribbons, Mantillas, of e new and beautiful stylo, Dress Patterns and Dress Trimmings. *pr7 [HULLlNEltY AND FANCY GOODS. Hilts. DOE, Jfe. 17 BARtfABl>-STKJCKr t Takes this method ot intormii tiful article, of the most delicate tahrie, In gold lace, and a new summer BONNET of French Law Ribbons, Capa, Flowers, Bnttoae, Combe, Mantillas, Straw Trimmings, Ao., Ac. P. 8.—AU orders from tho country promptly attended to. mar 47 BONNETSlBONNETSi For the Million. Jutt rtetittd per •(earner at JUmming and General 180 Brongiuoii Street. The Proprietor having returned from the ffisPlw North would rcspoctfully announce to the in- iijaw habitants of Savannah and surrounding eoun- StM try, that he has just opened n Mognittoent end Extensive Stock of BILK GOODS AND TRIMMINGS - consisting of 10 osss* Ladle* and Misses’ rioh Bilk, Butin and Straw Bonnets and Uats, all the way from fiOo. to $4 j richly trimmed children's white, drab and black Boavsr Hats; extra rioh Fronoh Brocade Bonnet Ribbons; rich whito and colored Frin ge# ; rich I^ce Gimp*, Getoon e la Mode, Paris Trim mings, Velvets, with a great variety of other Trimming Materials; Buttons, Braids, Bilk and Worstnd; Whale bone. Chain Buck, Jonny Und, Bloamar and Twist Combs; Purse Bilk and Rtoel Trimmings: Zepber, Worsted, Embroidery, Badher and floes Bilk, every "nbroidered Patterns, block and ool- •hade and color ; Embi Shapes, Sewed Color* and Sleeves; rich Feathers, Flow ere, Wreaths j Hair, NaU and Tooth Brashes : Gilt aud Bilvorod Trimmings; India Rubber and Kid Dolls and Balls; Dross Flounocs, Mantilla*, Scarfs aud Aprons, l’inkod with now patterns; children’s Hobos, Smoking Caps, Slippors, marked and braided. In connection with the itoore, Mr«. DOYLE, assisted by competent Milliuere from Now York, will attend to the Millinery and Trimming department, and wiU endeavor, with skill and taste, to please all who may favor her with their orders. STRAW BONNBTH AND HATH cleaned, repaired and pressed in the lotestfxahion. Thro# Apprentices and three Bonnet Sewers wanted immedi ately. Apply at 139 Uroughton-st. doc 13 Remember the spot—139 Brougbton-etroeVnext door to Dr. Ryeroon. ly . '* European nows by tho Amorlua at Halifax. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. UPBT OF TAVANNAIL..^ Sun Rises 0h. 27m.; Sun 8cts6h. 31m.; High Tide 3h. 17m. Igl lyAOo. Hchr Lady of the Oce m, Lewis, Maine, troo, with Hay, Bricks, Ac. Brigham, Kel- Wm Crab- 00, WllllUKJ, UriCHB, 460. Bohr James k Augustus, Morris, Turtle Rlvor.toFort Dunham,. Btoara.tr Oregon, Moody, Augusta, to Kinchloy,Lock ett A Co. Steamer Planter, Corb, CentrevilUgo, to Klnchley, Lockett A Co. Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston, to B M Laffitean CLEARED. 8chr Enchantress, Tyler, New York—Willis A Brun ei ago. So hr Highlander, Gould, Boston -Trig ham, Kelly A CO. HU amor Sera Jones, Dillard, llawkinsville, Ao. LYON’S KATHAIttON! Far the Growtb and Embellishment of the Hnlr, to Prevent I in FslUag Dir and Turning Gray. Awarded the higheti premiums by the Statet of Hem-York, Maryland and Michigan, at their Annual Fairt of 1831. ri'llE KATHAItlON neutralizes the effect of die- J. case, olimsto, and old age, in preserving and re storing ths human Hal? evon aftor a baldness of twenty year*; oloansoe tho scalp from Bourf aud Dandruff; will ouro the Nervous Headache, Scald Head, Erysipe las, Diseases of the Skin, Ao.. aad ie the most desirable TOILET AKTIC'LK, For Ladies’ or Gontlemcn’s use. in tbs world. IU per- tame equals Lubla’s Choioest Extracts, and being fra* ir.n, u 100 bbla. Baltiuu 20 “ Hiram Smith do.. Flour, ___ _(ltA 4*n “ Pur* Genoeses do.. 20 hhds Bacon Bides, 100 bhU. B. A C. Clarified Sugar*. 10*) bbls. Domestic I.fquore, 70 boxes Tobacco, . 00 Chests Toes, 25 bbls Maokerel, 20 half barrels and kiU Maokerel, 00 bbls. W. I. Molasccs, 25 “ New Orleaus Syrup, 5 *' Stuart's Syrup, 10 trs. W. 1. Molasses, 175 gross Matches, 100 " Pi pea, ax and In store, for ■ (DIB IB A IP IB BW CASH STORE. ri'lli; umtnr.ifned have 10, for ul, *)•!(• »> | stock of Dr.ml Hottco-koepinff and Plantation DRV GOODS, Th.t .re beta, .aid >o VERY CHEAP FOR OAHU, that tliey dUtonco competition In Havaunah. la our stock era ths beet qualities of Printed ChaUr Cloths end Tissues, litreges and Barege de Lzlnee, French Printed Mastine. Foulard Silks, Embroidered Robes end Ginghams, Plain Block aad High Colored Baregve, Mourning Dress Goods for Bummer. | Embroidered and lace goods, IN IMMENSE VARIETY. HOSIERY. Ladles' Bilk, Genre and Lisle Undarveits, Oeut s Bilk, Merino, Gause and Lisle Undershirts and Drawers, English llore and Ilalf-Hosa, in every tits and quality. Gloves and Mitts, of every kind. Mull, Nainsook, JocoueL Cambric, and Swiss Maaliss, In Plaid, Striped and Figured, and In every quality. Bishop's nud Victoria Lavras. linei'Tggods. r store is th* Depot for tbo bast Linen Goods, (all r Rax,) which ws retail U eheap as tbs other mer chants here pay for the samo goods, via:* Linen Sheetings, in every width aud quality, __ „ Shirting Lluena, Hand-Spun and Undressed, Pillow-Caso Linens and Apron Li nans, Bird’s-Eye Diapers and Booteh Diapers, ; lluekabuck Bathing Towels, Linen Dowlas and Huokhbneka, Table Linens, of ovary kind, very cheap, Damask Napkins and Doylies, Table Covers and Toilet Covers, » Uto and Counterpanes, very oheap, rnitur* Dimities «nd Furniture Chintzes, English Fnrnlturo Chintsos, very cheap, Stout Lsoo for Window Curtains, rapory Muslins tot Window Curtains, tttoti Shirting* and Sheetings In White and Urbleaah- ed, end in every quality aca every width from \ to 3 yards wide. Mosquito Lao* and Nettings, Linen Drillings and Cottouades, Silk Warp Black Alpacas, very eheap, Rlaok Silks, of every kind. Linen Lace* for Pillow Cases, Ae.J Cotton do do do Oar etook is replete la almost ovary article needed for plantation use, inalndlng COTTON 0&NABURGS, Vtir CHEAT. Brown Cotton Sheetings, Colored liomospuns, for women's dreesce. Cottoned as for men's wear, Liuan Oanalmrg*, Farmer*’ Drill*, ail Linen, Aa, Ao. MATTING, TEItr CHEAT Onr etock Is ao thoroughly Oiled up to UNITE THE LARGEST A88ORT01ENT. and it is fixed fur tale at prices SO UNIFORMLY VERY CHEAP, that pur chasers of a largu assortment, in small and large quan tities, can bo suited in a greater number of articles, and thereby effect a greater saving, than in any other ator® in Savannah. Buyers are invited to inspect onr whole stock, ns w* rely on th* potronsgs or th* greatest num ber of purchasers (by our diffusing the greatest recipro cal interests) for sndurin^and Increasing ngjgrt. a. BH PUBLISHERS PRESBYTER)] Kaoxvfllo, Teifl., S GUCIT • »h.m of the A* <h. cIIIct. M—ll WELLS * Dill Fadon and Commtutoa Herchanti, „plt M BAY-STREET, BAVARMAH. 1, f AW'CO.PAHTNBUMlriiwFki ontw Ju fignod hse takeu into partnership, * SflL Law, his eon. ISAAC MULFORD1 the name of U. A 1. M. MARSH. They wiU p attend th* Superior Conrtt of Chatham, P Effingham, Scriven, Burke, Washington Oouutloa, and have made arran&tmsatofor the w collection of debts In most of the counties in tbe I C<W*AKTMBJISKIP NUtYcB?’' npiIB umlorsicuod has this dny nssooiaviHl wlthhioi I Mr. HENRY G. KING, of Glynn County, with whom he will continue th* Foe tore** aud OoMNistfea Business in this oJty, under the firm of lloll A King. J NO. H. HULL, No. 210 Bay street Bars hash, January IS, 1803. 8. 8. SIBLEY, Wholesale and Retoll Bookseller nnd Stationer, No. 180 Congrese-et.. oppeatto Monnmsnt-eq. mar 19) 8 A V ANN AmpQllO. {£ CABAS* it* PICKETT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER t Tl AVING resumed hie business, ia nnw pr»- Xlrired to contract for BoJIdings, or Jobbing want at enydeecrt ptlon, in his line. Stoire oxeenU t with **%•» ness end dlspatoh. Ashy* of the pabiie patronage Is most respectfully solicited. Carpenter Shop corner of Walnut and 1 second street w**tof Brawn and Harris’s i B. D. A T T O R N R Y A SaimpzRSvtLui, Waamwavon O(„ . Will prsetio* In the Courts of th* Mldtf? Circuit. AU busiuoss committed to his ears will be executed With prow pines* and dlspatoh. RzrxuxHOxs.—Messrs. Both well A Smith, aad Dr. B L. Byrd, Savannah,.. ly Jan 17 BROWN A HARRIS, Boarding, Livery, AND m> aTAILB. WEST BBOAD-8TBEET, thos. a. a sows. jy 0—ly svwtm w. nxiii| o by COl •HEN A TABVEB. 1 opted by th* first phy sicians in Europe and America, and has a patronage and sal* unprecedented in the history of the materia madioa. Bat words are superfluous, a trial only oan attest Us real virtue, as million* certify. To be had throughout North and South Amorioa, Europe and tho Islands of the Ouoan, in largo bottles, for 20 oeuts. Sold in SaTannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. doe 11 m Bay-etroe|. Lyon’s Extract or PURE JAMAICA QINOER, Tj^OR Dyspepsia, Cholie, Cholera Morbus, Chole- r ra, ixaainsse, Fever and Axno, Sommer Com- plainU, Nervous and General Debility, Ao. A pure ar ise!*, end administered with positive effect in the above oomplainle. Also usod as a beverage and for oolinary purpotes. 8old every where. Sold in Savannah 6/ T. AL TURNER A CO. deo 11 maos 181 Bay-etreol. New Watcli, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY HTOUK, BROUGHTON-ST RE FT, No. 148. M R. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Chro- nometers, Clock*, Town Clocks, Watches. Ao. Ao., respectfully inform* hU enstomere and th* public gene rally that he has fitted np the Store 148 Bronghtoo-et.. where he Intends to make a permanent location, and earry on th* Jewelry business in iu various branches. Watohee, Clooks, Town Clooks. Chronometers, Jswel- ry, Ao.,Ao., olenned and repaired with dlspatoh. and warranted. New fashion Jewelry and Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold st ths lowest prices possible. N. B.—Any Watch. Clock, Ac., Ae.,that cannot be re- •thsr watchmakers, 1 pledge mysolf shall be satisfaction, aud warranted, ly FRANCIS STEIN. Ilouoc IN Fisuiun at I’arh.—It appear, from ' late Faria letter., that - llie liuhiun of wuari.ir rouge, tvhicli, for many yearn pant, ha. huon cun lined to tha nhlcrly laiiiei, ia now rovived and adopted by the youngeat and fair* ait ill lha ariatoctalio circle*. Consequently, gnat rivalry baa bean displayed among per fumers in pc Heeling rouge. The Incarnat de China aud lha Rouga Indian, lha eumpoaition. of Leflrand, art decidedly the fa«oritaa,aa tha iaui injurious to tha afcio, end giving tha moil natural and delicate aolor." We iruat this ia one of tha Faria faahione which American la dies will not follow. gy It ia elated that tbd iron blast furnaces, in Mouigomery county, Pa., are now making •1300 u> flOW weakly, clear ot ell expeun. The whirling Dervishes era more peaceable Coimnouciug (heir religious rites in the same man ner us tlicir howling neighbors, they continue Hu m by a etoady whirling motion, with thvir anus ox- tooded uud their eye® cost downward. With thou head* surmounted by sugar-loaf, brim- less hnu, aud their loose skirts, whose lower mer- giu, in tbe net, describe* n perfect circle, round, round thoy go, uncessiogly for hours. Women are uot allowed to participate in tbo ceremonies of either lb* howling or the whirling Ilorvube*. In the ntoaque of (he latter were, I say ma t, for since our visit to it tbe mosque has been destroyed by fire, latticed window* in tho wnils through which Turkish females pooped mi thoir rotating masculine lords. 1 would horo remark thut the undue zoal muni felted by those strange sects ie coudcmued by the mass of Mahomed one, und I would also do them ju»tice by saying that many at tkair venerable nod ierchel mouibera ora men of great learning *ud paired by o paired by Shawls, Collars, Ac. 2 UPF.R. and common Crape Shawls, plain and y embroidetad, audyke Collar*, beautiful goods. Ladies' Green, Brown and Black 8ilk Umbrellas, us'd.. Plain, Striped and (Jhobksd Glee* Silks, Bareges, Tle- and Grenadines, J and -1 Cambrle? M. PHENDEHG AST A CO., apr 4 178 Broaghton street, i )UK HTHAMhllTr FLO 111 DA—20 boxes LEMONS. A choice assortment ef Corned Tongue* received by mar 31) JOHN DALY,28 Wbiuker-st. I Ml'itUVKD EXTRA HIZK HMIDUTZ JL POWDERS.—These Toaders are preparedexpreae- y for the retail trade from superior imported mate rial*, ind are warrantod full weight. SeidllU Powders, (when accurately prepared, as these aro warrautod to be) are held in the highest estimation for their peculiar virtue*, in giving relief where indigestion, heartburn, or bilious affections prevail; aud when used according to the di rections, form an eflc vrecing aperient draught, more agreeable, yet possessing all the modlrinai qualities of ths much esteemed Soldi)is Spring in Germany. l*re- £’r.r.X.ia b, wuXiXb w. uncJlk. mar 22 Druggist A Apothecary, Monument-*-]. Vo not Neglect your Coughs and Coldt. .te’nuuti vailed Fectorttl Cough Candy. ri'lllri articl-i isaiieverfsiliugremrid}i lor Coughs, I Colds. Hoarseness, 8ore Throat, and Tightness of tft Lungs or d ost. Persons who use much exposed, nd troubled wlr.h Irritable Coughs and Weak Lungs, ill find almost Ineunt nlMbu<trying the Pectoral andy. Iu faet, noons ahoald be withont it when th* changes ia the weather ore so frequent. No article of “rr *“ ° flu 1 >K/KliEl> TONGUEri» iu whole and half Ct f ° r ^ * MINIS A FLORAWCE. ,3011 liiUK.-A good Cook, Weaker and < Ironer. (uiar 17) A. C- TOMS, 128 Bay-et. A F1CW iUOIlK of tnose elegant Plaid Silks, ^..op^d .ad far M.1, b, AIKIntB[IIU|e B UTTIill AND CJIHSKH* Eaglieh Dairy Ceess, received '“JciuiTOW. JOBM8TOH k CO. C l IJ1!U.—I5 bbls. Nc».rk Cider per b«r. Mil lbrJ.K.Ml.bv 1»P»U R. O-BYRMB. ATIIH.—l-Iunjo, Ht|i, »bower .nd Fool Ualb. bjr JOHN^JJAUBICE. DVfflil ud cbtrnae.—firkins choice Butter 4U boxes Cheese, received aad for aala by Butter, SO coxes v iiu.MAHON A DOYLE. N ew goo dm per mtkamku. ' Elegant Lao«d Strlpod Tisanes, White and PinkPl'd do Hiuh Printed Bareges, Bl’k, Plain, Fig’d and Plaid Grenadines, Rich Organdie Lawns and Muslins, French Cambrics, Black Baregns, Black and White Paris Mixtures, Light Kid and Aiex. Silk Olovta, Black and Wliito Crape Shawls, Jtmb d Lore and Muslin Chemisettes, Col d Silk Cotds, Parasols, Ac., Ac. At 83 Broughton-st, by mar 17 W.C. WADSWORTH. K A lab im a—Lavender, Brown - ' ''dated Bareges, sms _ . wear, Swiss Embroidered Chemisettes and Underelooves, Swiss Embroidered and Cambrio Bnnds. Ladies 8*wiug Silk Net Mitts and Gloves, Striped Silks, Small Figured Muslins. For sal* bv apr 7 Laroche a bowse. ( 1 L KHl.AIN’H AMBKOSIAI. TOILET SOAP X —For making ths skin white, soft and even. By s constant application of tkis smollUnt soap, ths skin Vj —For making ths skin whito, soft and even. th* oonstoat application of this emollient soap, the “l beoosne perceptibly soft aad clear, aad th* unnleoj- sensatioas derived from snddea changes ef oUmxto nd seasons will be speedily removed. For sal* by JOHN B. MOORE A CO., aprfl Gibbon’s Building*. JM of Rio Hon- lo, Moviwianto, Ambrosia and Passo brands, land- iifF and for sal* by apr 6 C LAG HORN A CUNNING HAM. KKF.—50 barrels Mess and Prime itoef land 11 ing aad for aala by • apr 6* CLAOnOBN A CUNNINGHAM. S OUP D1UK8TKKH, Sauce Pouj, Milk Boil ers, Ac,, Ac., may be found at apr 6 MORSE A NICHOLS. 100 Broughton-st. AKA8UJ.S — PXRABOI.S A brauliful assortment can be found at W AD8WORTH'S, apr V Under Marshall House. T [mow- #1 dor. Imperial, Old Hyson, Young Uyeou, and Black Teaa, nut up in half and quarter lb. metallic packs. Th* above Teas have been selected with great care and will give satisfaction to consumers— for sale by • **' " FORD. NOTICE. M R. WILLIAM H. MOUSLEY will attend to my business daring my absence from tbe State, vannab, March 21,1&3. J. T. JONES. S’ jtMs t Very rioh French Printod Silk (Jronadino Tieauoe, Plain and Satin stripo printed liaregeV, La pins Bareges in solid colors, fine French printed Or gandie and Jockoaet Muslins, Camtrfos, French Frinte, Brlliantos, India Silks, Brocade Silks and silks it°prli Afloat, for sola by COHENS A HERTZ. H 1DK8. l'KJLTM, 6cc. t in any quantity wantodSy [dec 241 JOHN I.. COPE. Measures and Tape Lines, lor sale by r 2U F. w: CORNWELL, lUi Bryan-st. i ULL NET AND HU1NK TWINE.—100 \JT lbs. Olll Net Twine, Mooched and unbleached, 30 bandies Seine Twine, 6, 9. 12. 16 and 4U threads, also Foot Lines, Ac., for sol* by JOHN B. MOORE A CO., rnor 28 Gibbon’* Building*. i Hash and Steak Dishes, for cal* bi james Sullivan, No. 140 Brougfaton-et. __ arrive per sqhr. Edna C, from Baltimore, by apr 6 A. C. TOMS, 126 Bay-^ t AY.—120 bundles Hey, landing from *chr. Cataract, for sal* by aprfl BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO- C 11.AHKT WINE.—30 ilmnn ia ni.l Ih.u1 a j for sale by A. BON AUD, mar 28 Oer. of Bay aad Whitoker-eto. HAIjON’H IIA1U 1NVIGOKATOK.— IJIIA I nil than oil o This lav'.gorator L soosldered iaflnitoly better oil or grease for the hair, and ie *a article in which cleansing wash is blended with a most delicate r’lky ad glossy moisture for the heir. It cleans tho pores uf ..io skin, entirely froos it from eotirff or dandruff and other outaneoue discuses. Will positively change the harshest hair Into tho most toft, healthy, and glossy state. For sale by mar 29 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. best article a MORSE A NICHOLS. 1 wild low for cask at mar 19 SCALLY'8, St. Andrew's Hall. LlLlitJU AND UKKPj—2UU bbls BaJtiraora Flour, 81) do Hiram Smith's do, 00 do Genoeses MoMAUON A DOYLE. A NEW FIRM. W. r. BARKIS. - KAURIS A €0.» FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MKRONANTB And Dtalert in Grain and Groceries, 95 Day-Street, Sevannnbi t30 goto DIBBLE & CAREY CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, Ware room If. £. Conur ef Whitaker aud Broughton^te. Havsnoeb. * T HE Sultscribers, iu announcing to their numli ous customers and the publio, tho arrival and opealng.of tiieir Spring Stock felicitate themselvee on tbo advantages which their re cent purchases enable them to offer all wbo desire to ■elect their Clothing from an extensive assortment of the choicest goods, mad* in th* most Fashionable Style. These goods have been purchased under the personal inspection of ok* uf the proprietor*; and availing thsm^ not only “ , “ l ‘ LOW PRICES, as mast distance all competition in their trade. The following enumeration is made for th® benefit of Gentlemen in th* oountry, whoee orders will meet prompt attention, and who, when in the oity, ere re sptcuully invited to an examination of oar Goods. UEIVTLEIKEAI’N CXOTIfOrG. FROCK AND DRESS Coots of every quality. - •• “la Black, Bine, Brown, Green and Oliv* Colors. BUSINESS COATS, In great variety, vis: Linen. Rus sia Duck, Drab Data, Alpaoha, Caehmerat, Frock Sock business Coots. .. _ PANTALOONS.—Block Doeskin 04 a great variety of B^k'and Fnaejr Cnesimsws, at e great variety of price*. “ Drab Dote .j-" " Whit* and Fancy Linen Drills, ** “ ** Fancy Marseilles, ' ** VESTS.—Black Silk and Satin Vesta. Fancy Silk Whito Silk, for Party M White, Buff and Fanoy Marseille? " White and Buff Duck ( FURNISHING GOODS* W Furnishing Goods of orery description for Osntls- •cncn'i wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, watorford tics. Prince Albert ties, spring •took*, merino ehirta end drawers, ootton do., suspenders, hall boeo, gloves— nil kinds, boil quality patent yoko shirts, a nne os- sortmsnt of DBE8SINO GOWNS, Umbrellas, Cane*, Perfumery, Combs, Brashes, Port- mo nias, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment ol tbe latest and most fash ionable styles. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising the largest assortment ever ofhrtu iu this city, consisting of Frocks, Seeks, Polka Sacks, Jacket®. Vesta and Pants, ia every variety uf style aud material suitable for the season, „COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES. P. HI. CAREY XlfOULD reapectfhlly give notice that he hse V T reopened his Gallery, corner Bryan afreet ul Market eqaart, where he is prepared to sxoonto Fh* taros In his mnch admired style, cither in cloudy, rainy or fair weather. instructions given in ths art and all ths apparatus furnished. Also, a large lot of PlMfifttAffi*"* Ghent- cole. Am, for sale 6m joiin WHOLX3AIZ A3 PAINTS. OIL**, TURPENTIN FrtneK and American Point, Varnish ana Whiw- Camel Hair Pencils, Be Blenders, Uraioing Brushes, I Paper Hangings, Borders, and Fire Board Brhh. N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Fainting, Gliding, Grain* Ing and Glaring, done 6n reasonable tanas by WM. ALLSTON GOVKDIN. FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 5fi East Bay. Charleston, 8. O. i prepared to make liberal ndvaaees ea consignments f hico, Cotton, Cora, Sugar. Flour, Grain, Day, Am »P* ■» IF Henry H. Washburn, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Jyal HAVANNAH, OBOKGIA. I> JACOB COHEN, an Brond.ntreel, OharlMtMi B. C., Broker, Anelloneer end fleeerti igeSt, LANDS, nKSTOCmT’bONDB, Ac. # Liberal edvoaoM mode on property. RxrKRKNexs.—Messrs. R. Hohusham A Bom. Geerg* W. Aedereon, Robert Hotohlsoffiffiohen A Feedtik,A.E Law tow, 1. K. Tefit, Solomon Cohen.' 6m oc-lt jnERCllANT TAILORING. The favorablo end long eeUbKsVd renatotion whioli ^eir establishment bos eujoy eu -nd etlll maintains for the style and finish of its garments made to order, ea well as for the eoperior quality of uaeir cloths, dura bility of color aud substantial workmanship. It Stud! 6 ared to furnish garments, which thoy will worant to 0 ns plus ultra lu both fit and fashion. SiMONl’8 A BIOLLY'S bast Blue, Blsok, Brown, Mulberry, Groan, Adelaide, Bronso, Corobo and Olive doth*. Black Doeskin, Black, Caaaimera, and a large assort ment of Colored and Fsncr Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—White, Baff and Cano/ Linen Drills. VE81TNOS.-White Bilk aud Satin, for Party Vesta. Black and faney SUk and Satins. Whitt, Buff and Orange Cs.time res. A large varietyof White, Baff and U °‘ r “‘'CNIFOBM SUITS. ... utter Coapnnloe In tbo city end throughout the State, r.ado and furnished at tha ebortost notice .. DIBBLE A CAREY. P aprfl 1KAMOL8.—A baudeoine ussortmenl of Para sols and Ladles Umbrellas, for sal* by KEMPTON A VKkSTILLK. meats from the cslebrattd faotoriee of fltoddart and J. B. Dunham, are enabled to offer an assortment of Plano Porto J, which, for ton*, touch and finish, cannot be ear* passed. A call is rwpeotfully solloitod. *P r « F. ZOGBAU M A CO., Warlng’s Range. P ATENT ARTICLE*.—Fntonl Soir-IIoni- ing Irons, Nutcracks, Clothes Pins, Fluid Lamps, spring -bottom guarded Lanterns. Thermometer Churns, lo* Breaker and Wade’s Water Filter, for sola by J. P. COLLINS, UM Bryan-st. I lOUOtt PUMPS,Copper end Tin Munaures, I J all sises, Fnnmdls, Sooops, Marking Foto and Brushes, for sale by JaMES SULLIVAN, apr 9 No. 140 Brooghton-ai. 4 TEIlAK, Oak and Painted Pells and Tuba, \ j Willow ware. Clothes and Market Baskets, Fastvy Boards and Rolling Pine, for sal* by j*rfl JAMES SULLIVAN. q'IN WAKJJ, ml wlwl.MlBi CuukUig^lni A. B. m m, OOTTON FAO No. 74 BAY.H7-UKBT, Ml 1» BAY. OEOBOE J. SnUTH, FACTOR, COflllSSIOD IEICHDIT, C Hon. John W. Ardereon. Hon, Francis 8. Bartow, Wm. Esq., Horae* Smith, ” i TMrtilir rCo., Messrs. Washburn. Wilder A lio. Kelly 4 T. Me ROSfS, yr CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 197 Bnvtalrato. (At tho Blue Rian, one door Weet/Tom Drayton drHL) Keeps eoastantly on hand, imported and knme ■mge S i OARS, of different broads, fin* on! TOBACCO, and 'iUFF of all kiads; put np carefully, a* wholesale 3 retail, and at the most reasonable prides. JVA~ Orders from the Country punctually $ & Blnngiuii A Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Geerglt, «W111 collec t Debts la th* followiag frjPs Kalb, Fayette, Heard, ^ Newton, Coweta, Campbe('» . Msrriwcther, Carroll, frayd, Dade, Cobb. Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. Re/trmcte—L. B. Stoddard A Co., arelina; Will’ * Cr.r-,1 “reU Nat. Williams A Brother. Augusta, Brother*, and O. W. Cheat. New-York. , Makavu. I mar 17 — C. A. I.. LA1HAR, General Commission Merchant, ly]Hayaanmh, [mo, 1.1 FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ml SAVANNAH, OA. 1* Julian Hartiidge, ATTORNEY AT LA IV OS* conur WkUalmr* —d Ba, Amw. «iu>tmTmaoml» v CAIUMES AT REDUOEO PRICES I »13,00 per IOO ib*.-!}S lb. B«hI3,»H \T o cti.r.B for bn,in, or dUlrartu, u iK« R.U- iyl ly. «. W. „r«, WhiuA.^, BUNKER A OGDEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Mp4 NO. 8U BAY-STRJiLT, BAVANNAB. 1, P. Jacobs’ OIGAB AND TOBAOOO STOSHI tl Mull-.t., Mlmm lmi N..r Uonia.atB.aun, BarauUTO X«r> oouuntly on h—B a uiu a rone .1 Cigar*, as well ee of hie own maunfhetoH end retail. Also, Chewing and Smnkiagl Junes NcHcnry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. M.rln. Viutu.t. Not— end KatunM. AnnriU. justed, Charter Partiee and Average Bonds drawn, Pa pers prepared whereby to recover losses from American ur British Underwriters, and attention givon to all matter* connede<l with Shipping aad laruranee. Of fice No. US Bay otirset, oppcritolha front ef the Own torn House. ly nev8 Klnchley, Lockett A Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 73 Bay-.t., Havmoamb, Ga. a. r. ainoaur. a. ueanr. a. tuAua. bowlaM GENERAL OOMMISSBO No. I7’A Eay-oKrvi JOHN T. XOWOrtJI. eu 31 ■ rtf intMltMlfflidiftiiririhlMTiiifiWiTiMawiiiilfe'ff nimiBr in -ivvim i r i-.n-j-mri'i'.'i
