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Sail® riVK DOLLARS PKR ANNUM. HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE TWELVE CENTS A WEEK—-SINGLE COPIES TIM VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 27. 1853. rUBLlAHCD DAILY AND Till-WEEKLY’ i»Y JOHN M. COOP Kit. WILLIAM T. . EDITOR. »n>* "Daily Mommno News” is delivered »o City utHcribsr* at five dollars per nun mn, payable hair- i early IN ADV AN(’E,or for twelve cmntm a week. ...lyai'ie i" the Carriers. Single copies. TURKS CENTS. Thu “TEI-WKKKLY MOENIMO News," (lor Him country.) coutalniug ull the now nuttier nml now ml- viirtiNcinonts or Him Dully, is furuishoil fur TURKU DOLI.AHM |Htr Annum, in arivnuro. jl Advert's* uteuts inserted nt the following rates:— .run oka sruaaa or tax mar*. OssIi Tw* Three M ou -.—.....Io uu —.—.....11 w — ..13 uu One Year... lor advertisements not exceeding flvo Haas, three- larths of the shoYe rates will be charged. I. e.: Tor oue insertion b cent*. !" onenvask.......!!.!!...!!!.LT,!i!ijr*oo, ao. a«. 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Also to our contemporaries of the New York Herald, Times, Bun, Tribune, and Commercial Ad vertiser, for their favors, forwarded by the steamer. The Oolethorpe lRFAjrrRY.-Underftaod- ing that the Oglethorpe Infantry of Anguete, Capt. A. J. Miller, are about to pay a vist to Savannah on the 1st of May and return by way of Charleston, on the 3d., the publio spiiited Company of our city the Washington Light Infantry teodered them,on their arrival here an eacort and a banquet. We learn from a letter dated the 22d inat., received by Capt. Walker, from Capt. Miller, that having al ready enjoyed the hospitalities of their brother soldiers in Savannah, encountered the discom fort of a sea voyage, and being limited in in time they shall be in no condition to embrace the invitation to the banquet, although they they will accept the proffer of an escort.^ Charleston Courier. Peblle Meeting. At a meeting of the citizens of Savannah held yesterday morning at tho Exchange, on motion, his Honor the Mayor was culled to the chair, and C. A. L. Lamah appointed Secretary. The objeol of the meeting waa explained by tbe Chairman, after which Hon. T. A. Marshall ol Mississippi, addressed the citi- tens present in an able and argumentative speech, in which be set forth the importance of the road which he represented as a link in the chain of ruilroads between tho Atlantic and tbe Valle/of the Mississippi. Ou the close of Mr. Marshall's remarks, the following preamble and resolution were offered by Capt. John W. Aepxhaov, second ed by Dr. R. D. Arnold : The citizens of Saraanah are fiilly impressed with tbe great importance to their, and the geuerul iuiorest, of the complution of the line of railroad near this parallel of latitude to the River Mississip- pi. They bulievo that the speedy completion of that hue would scoure an extensiou, in u few yours, as far, at least, ns the western boundary of the 8tnt«i of Texas. They are, therefore, not unwilling to give aid towards this interesting work, when the pe riod shall arrive at which tho people of tlio South generally shall lake the matter in hand, and deter mine, in concert, to provide means to baiid up the •adre Uu# of Railroad from Montgomery, Alabama, to Braudon, in Mississippi But, upon tbe present occasion, they think it would be injudicious tomakc n subscription to the stock of tho Southern Railroad whilst they have no guaranty or distinct assurnnr.o of any provision to nil up the gap in tho Une occur ring in the 8lute of Alabama, which pap would ex clude davuuuali from the Mississippi improvement*. Therefore, Resolved, That whenever the various interests, in the South, shall manifest n determination, in con cert, and by ample provision of funds, to build up the warning link of rend, entire, from Montgomery *® Brandon, this city will co-operate and subscribe. — ui.uuuu, IQII CKJ will cu upeinio aim luuicriur. with iiberal|ty, according to its menus then in hand. Dr. J. P. Screven, with a low reinarka, of fered the following substitute : The ciOneiis of 8avunnali, lu town meeting assem bled, have listened with much pleasure to tho ad dress of tbe Hon. Thomas A. Marshall, President of the Southern Rail Road Company, sud have derived much Instruction from the information he bos im parted concerning the connection of Savannah with the inures* he represents end prospectively wiJi the Great Pacific Road. They ore fully impressed with tbe importance of these connections to their ciiy,| at in view ofihomai magnitude of tho eater- prises Within the vicinity of their own state to which they stand pledged, and of the necessity for large expenditure to improve their harbor nod the river, for whioh purposes tho resources of the city should be husbanded, it would bo imprudent at this timo to embark in remote enterprises, lie it, therefore, Resulted, That they respectfully decline nt pres- •ent to subscribe to the Block of the Southern Rail Road Company. After a few remarks irotn Dr. Arnold in favor of Urn original resolution, and from CoL Jos. W. Jackson end Dr. Screven, in favor of the substitute, the question waa submitted and the substitute adopted. ' After its fiual adoption, tho meeting ad journed. R. WAYNE, Mayor. C. A. L. LAMAR, Secretary. CsrrNpssdeace of Daily JMornlog News. The Opera—Trade Strikes-Mr*. Stowe s New Work- Departure of Steamers—Geld In IagoU-Goods for the l Crystal Folaoe-Si. George's Day-The new KagUfb Trine*—Thunder Storm-Ootton and Ex change. New York, April 23,1853. My laat is dated the 20th instaut *, and, dur ing the Interval aioce that recent period, there has not been any very great novelty of im portance worthy to communicate. The Alboni Opera Troupe it carrying every thing befere it. The M Gaxxa Ladra" of Ros- oioi has been given and well given, Alboni’s Nintlla being an admirable performance.— Lucrexia Borgia hae also been represented, and bna been deservedly received with un bounded applause, Alboni giving up the so* C oo part to Medotno de Vries, aud singing own great Utile contralto part of Ornioi. 1 be trade strikes for wages, to which 1 bsve tuors, odcu oMwics, silvwisd, are assuming cl.iim [mention. Tt» op.r.ti,.. do not con lent lb«nudl,» -lilt m.r.ly c.iuing work uni cxprcuinf « determination not to la.uin. their labor, until what I bay conaid.r fair rale, ol wage, an conceded; but thoy call regular "louiinga, appoint officer., make and t.k« •olenut pledge., tad conduct tbair bueinaaa in “ regular bunneu liUe utrle. Should aiu- Pteyara genetailv not accede to tbe term, de manded (In eotnc caaea rather peiempmrily) *jylbe employed, the «M»qi)noM may in- doed bo vary aarinu, to the caoee of progroaa •• till. city. All deaeriptiooa of uade aud ■naautaclurea, howerer, an in aa proeparou. a paeitum, that moat maatcre cap immediately a.IToid lobe tibcrtl.ond it 1. them lore toll, hoped general foaling with regard lo [hie book, a> eoon an a auOlcient lime ehell have elapsed lu enable me to gather it. I wat much emueed by the quiet style in which the question of •lavery -at argued yeaterdty by a very clever geu tie ms n of ray acquaintance. One of ihe P*rty w «* very loud indeed in bis denuncia tions of the system. 44 It is a curse,” said Mr.- " Granted," answered ray friend. " It is a crying evil," “ Entirely “ It is nn abomination." ‘'Exactly.’' “ It is outrageous.'* 44 Preciselv." “ Then why do you defend it T" “ I am not defending it ? " replied my friend, who is aa decided an anti-slavery man in prin ciple nn any body I know. 44 1 only want lo know how you dre going to get rid of it." H Why, it ought to be got rid of," rdiorted Mr.- Uuito so." 44 It ought u> be put down." 44 Unquestionably." 44 It ought to be obliterated for ever." 44 Precisely my idea—but how ?" 44 IJaw t" 44 Yes—how ?’* 44 Well, that in not the question." 44 But I beg your pardon," answered my friend, 44 that is precisely tho question, and moreover it in tho pith and cream of the whole question. How are you going to get rid of the law. •*■***7.1”. In consequence of this interview, iheBriga- Mr. Oh! that is another question," said • that, as British By no means," replied my friend. 44 There are not two questions—there ia but one, and it is very simple—How T” The 14 Illinois" and 44 Prometheus" steemers left port on the 20th iuat., the former for Aa- pinwall and the latter for Ban Juan de Nicara gua, with Mails and n very large, number of Passengers for California. You will have observed, that by a new ar rangement iulended to relieve the U. fi>. Mini, gold is assayed aud issued iu bare and ingots, the standard value of which is stamped on each. This change has a direct commercial tendency, which does not seem to hove beeu generally noticed. Hhipments of Specie to England have hith erto been made in U. H. Gold Coin, which, on arriving on the other side, either at the Bunk of England or in private Imtids, has been im mediately consigned to the moiling pot and assayed, at the expense of the chargee made by the metier and annayer. It has then beeu •old to the Bank of England, at a certain rate fixed by Law, for coinage iuto Sovereigns, bssides these charges on the actual amount of gold remitted, the coinage here into Eagles or double or half Eagles, as the case might be, had lo be borne. 1’he new arrangement of the U. S. Mint completely alters these circum stances. The issue of the Gold in Ingots dis penses firstly with tbe cnarge of j per cent made by the U. 8. Mint for Coinage. In oth er words, an Ingot worth 11000—would pro duce in Coin, only |995. The Ingot of thie weight is therefore worth $5 more lo the ship per (that is, $5 in actual metal.) than $1W0 in Gold Eagles. Besides this saving of one halfper cent, the cost of melting and assaying in England is dispensed with, tho ingot b'eing in precisely the position required by the man who sells to the Bank of England ; the U. 8. Slump which mark* its valua, being entirely sufficient for the lequirementaof the operation. It follows, therefore, that if remittances of Spe cie can he made so much cheaper than here tofore, or in other words, if the cost of placing in England Standard Gold in a raw state much diminished, immediately the rates of ex change on England rise beyond the reduced par value of Gold, this metal will be resorted to for remittances, is preference* to Bills, tho rales of Freight and Insurance being the same as they were before. This combination ol circumstances will of course keep down the E rices of Bills on England, while on tbe other and, shipments of the precious melsl will be much more freely resorted to than has hither to been the case. Whether this facility for 44 sending tbe Gold out of the country "—(a con tingency which has frightsued wise heads in a great tunny countries over and over again,) is likely to prove disastrous or otherwise, is it question which must bo reserved for another occasion. 1 have already been nourishing this dry topic loo long for tue patience of your readers. Freeh arrivals are almoet daily takinr place, of articles intended for exhibition in tbe New York Crystal Palace. It is fortunate that (hero is abundant storage room in the city,— else, what would become oC these goods, were to have been exhibited on the 1st May, but which, according to present appearauces, will scarcely find their destination before tho 1st July.—would bo a problem. i'lio Feiitival of St. George of England will bo observed this evening by the British resi dents of this city. The dinnor will, as usual, corno off at the Astor House, sod 1 have no doubt that the largese in favor of the charitable society so creditably maintained by our English friends, will he liberal and abundant.—Few Englishmen can withstand the call for charity to their compatriots in a foreign though friend ly country, when that call {• banked by the cry of “St. George for Merry Euglund." You will have seen by your Euglish files that the Uueen of England has given birth to another son, this being her eighth child. The name had not vet beeu decided on. There are few of the ltoyal Circle who will not miss the presence of the late Duke of Wellington at the christening. He saw their mother and her eight children receive the sacred rite, and the Uuccn of England loved her aged friend and faithful counsellor so tenderly, that she cannot chooso but regret Iris absence an this occasion. Our city was vixited lost eveuing by a severe thunder storm, which however was of but sbprl duration. The cotton market hae been extremely buoyant since my last, and with a good de mand from shippers, prices have been fully maintained. Exchange on England is at 9 a 9J per cant, hut Bankers' rates between 9ja9L have been but irregularly maintained. Nessuno. ho, (the consul,) despised this insolent lan guage, proper only to the corrupted end infa mous lips that uttered it, lie could not but grieve to see tho slave trade flourish with un abated success: and that slaves dsdy land on island. 44 It u not so, Senor Consol, It is not so," answered Canedo. 44 the trade is constantly de creasing ; not so much on account of the vast expense your government ie at in sustaining flouts to repress it, for 1 alone am sufficient to ensure that not a single nugro now finds his way imu Cuba. 44 Then how is it," proceeded the consul, 44 that oniy two days ago twelve hundred negroes were lauded in the Biguapa, at a place called 4 Li Guazitna Y* " 44 It is not possible," replied the General. 44 As your excellency doubts it," said the consul, beckoning tu two cf the negroes who waited at the foot or the stairs, 44 here are two of the Africans landed among the rest." Gen. Canedo alfected to bo overwhelmed with surpriee, and said ho should have to lake to hanging and killing to put a stop to these outrages. Tho consul informed him how many days tho vessel had spent on the voyage; who the owners were, their relative shares and their residences ; the persons to whom the negroes had been sold, aud where they might be found ; not oinittiog lo mention the massacre of 200 en voyage ; and then de manded that a commission should nt once bt numed, who should inuko a summary inquiry, and punteh tho offenders with all the rigor of KEUKU*TH or COTTON. Av., APRIL 2<1. Per itoxiner Chatham, from AufutU-HUU balas Ost ia. and Mdse, to G U Johnson, and olhsrs. Per steam Barns, T 8 ' ham, Kelly < Baakiaaa, l A Co, Beha i Osx. Cohens Collins, Crai Mm. Ose ( A Co, W G I rk—Alkla A nndor, Brig- A Brown, G N K Unrnom in Boston, W Ingham, J P C>. J B Cab n, P M Cars, W W Goodr Horton A Hi Hone A Com Co, J Htoddu stiile A Bull W Rodgers, 8 Tombs, K, O M Uriflsn, Psr brig M linglu.ni, ki Psr brtg C _ r* , W I> Ford, . U J Gilbert, U Uartridge, >. Wm Unto, lohneon A Co, >bse A Rods- p. B Morrell, lorrall 4 Co, 8 My or, J W Mirnalt, O 8 Mas, Pierson ip, W R 8y- Lsrts, John ti i Holomons A Shaw, Var- r T Williams, •as A Co, Mrs Dr Bcrsvsn, owas. Allen A Ball, . w dier Morales Rada, was sent lo this city by the Cnpiaib General, as a commissioner lo ex amine tbe esse, lie forthwith caused the several 44 artnadores," or owners of the ship to be arrested. Their names are: Dr. Agus- bella; Antonio Muxua, an atloruoy, who re cently married the widow of Vegr. y Cacerea, and so became a parly intereslad ; Aramabe, an iron founder; N. Aguirre, a merchant; Bartolome Coronas, an apothecary ; and Don Francisco Vinageras, brother of the alcalde, and (he only creole implicated. Each of theso waa interested to the extent of $12,000, and was held to bail, notwithatandiog the law pro hibits hail in criminal cases, to auswer Ihe charge. Don J osc Bare, another partner, succeeded in eluding the officers. The examination brought out the atrocity of the affair in Ihe broadest light. Capo directed his course to a Portu* gueso (negro) colony, on tho coast of Caffraria, and finding they Imu no negroes to sell, he de termined to fill bis ship without being at the expense of a purchase. Ho therefore took every possible means to ingratiate himself with the inhabitants, and secure their confi dence, awaiting an opportunity for a coup de main. VVheuthe time struck him as favorable, the whole population wus hidden to a splendid feast on hoard skip, and plied with drugged rum until the great iiioab of thorn were com pletely stupified with their potations. Orders were then signalled to make all sail, and when tue unfortunate wretches recovered their senses, they found themselves out of sight of shore ; and lhc«e of their company, who had beeu more moderate in their cups, already secured in irous. Naturally enough they attempted ihe first thing to release themselves, by rising on their kidnappers. But they possessed no weapons, while the crew was Urge, and armed at all points ; so that notwithstanding repeat ed effort* to liberate themselves, they were uniformly over-mastered. These encounters were murderous. Large numbers were thrown overboard, or cut to pieces with knife and vabra, ao that the loss of life during the trip waa at least two hundred persona. Of those “ u “ “ ““•* ~‘‘ agents of the the landing, who survived, and goverment have rec< hundred are at this undergoing surpical stabs, aud.other wot verity, received fron who captured them. Portuguese, end all abots the ordinary level of native Africans. uur hospital, fur aabro-cuts, ater or less se nping ruffians ihe negroes are intelligent aud The Slnvo Trade In Cuba. A correspondent of the New York Times, writing from Matenzas. April 2d, gives a high ly interesting account of how they manago to take and keep slaves in Cuba, from which we compile the following facts. It seems that one Don Antonio Copo recently succeeded iu land ing a cargo of blacks At Guazitna. After getting his human freight fairly ashore, Capo presented himself at the entrance of the harbor of Cardenas, with the American colors at Iris mast-head, and signalled for a pilot.— Having procured one, tire vessel wae directed to tho iee-side of the Cayo Piedra, where it was run aground and set fire to. It was burn ing throughout an entire day. And all this was douo with the knowledge end cousent ol tho authorities of Caidenas. Some eleven or twelve hundred negroes were "run in." The original cargo exceeded 1,300. About two hundred penshed in the course of the voyage, iu consequence of at tempts lo release themselves, three several ef forts having been made unsuccessfully. The subject waA at once brought to tire notice of the British Consul, who was informed with re gard to the minutest particulars hy means of a negreas, who was one or the kidnapped, und who had hoeu purchased hy a friend of mine. The girl disclosed, iu secret-session, all that had occuried on the voysge ; end by dint of close inquiry, furnished every detail regarding Ihe names of the partners in the enterprize, the officers of the vessel, and the crew. Tits consul acted with Ihe utmost prompt!, lode. Takiog with him the Belgian and Ame rican consul*, he proceeded at ones to tbe pa lace, and demanded an interview with the Cap- Uin-General. He bad previously armed him self with a copy of the Cronica hy way of a text ; aud producing it, he cumpfoiiied lo bis excellency that that paper bad insulted him by publishing thn grossest libels and falsehoods respecting hut conduct, nod that his excellency consul, it The government cipated, has ended i rnption. Neither Cs go, who acted as su any of the crew, hai vestigation was con of whoso names I hi dragging along for s hushed up. The u< was to be anti fraud and cor kier, Dr. Giber- kie vessel, nor ted. The in partners,, some mu, and alter waa suddenly rn. The defendants agreed to com promise for their crime, by delivering three hundred of the negroes to the government, each culprit contributing to the amount ac cording to hi* interest in the venture, accom panied as it wae with pecuniary considera tions. The bribe was irresistible. The bar gain was at once closed ; Pavia, Governor of Matanzas, Marcoteg * three commissioners General Canedo ; ai pleted at the Colisct tho 44 Treaty of tho Coliseum," out of doors.- The parties to this inlauioes transaction, walk the streets in insoleut impunity, secure from all consequences of their crime. And why Y To use the language of a distinguished gov ernment official, incautiously dropped soon alas Rada, the aioa nuuii, mu I >>n behalf of air was com- ;ain is called after the arrest, tho prosecution would not bo permitted to go to ar the parties inculpst is, not creoles. And consul's interference eminent a larger poi the iniquity, than if l permitted to go untv negroes were releas« ngib, boesuse laniards ; that result of the tadc the gov- the profits of >ing had beeu ue few of the rest allowed i negro sem- to pass into the masi tude. [From th* Char;«aton Courtor.] From Havana. Havana, April 21st, 1853. Messrs. Editors At present nothing of interest is stirring in the way of nows. Them was a rumor that a general amnesty had been f ramed to all political prisoners, and that the ■land had been declared a province of Spain. It created no joy, and has died away. The reports 1 tee in the Herald about the Man chester. do not agreo with what I have beard here. Perhaps alerter sent to the Govern ment at Washington, gives you by ibis time a different view of the affair. There ia some like lihood of difficulties arising, from the meeting of.British men-of-wur and American vessels in the seas near Cuba. If tho cruisers are not vigilant, tbe elavera will get by with American colors flying, and if the British make search ou board of American Teasels, it will be re sented, so Mr. Bull hae not su easy a business to perform ae was expected. The Buzzard brought in a schooner she boarded on the coast, having slave-trade arti cles on hoard. The frigaia Vestal was ofT the mouth of the harbor this afternoon. The Captain-General is still on his tour through the Eastern Deportment. . v The Boston Transcript has the fol lowing unsatisfactory paragraph: We are told that two important discoveries have re cently beeu made in the manufacture of oil and the production of light. Although prob ably known to quite a number persons, the details have not yet been spread before tho public. If we are correctly informed, the oil to obtained with similar economy and abund ance hy nn improved process in the distilla tion of coal: while, with a like degree of economy and abundance, benzole, which is also one of the- products in tbe distillation of cual, is, by an improved apparatus, converted into gs* for illumination. New Books. TEAMFH'S DIARY: a Legend of tbe Rhine, •I ftud R«beiea as* Rowsas , bv W. M. Thackeray. Wood and ltoach's Uaitod 8Ut«* DwpsaMtory. Anoiaul Christianity Exemplified. Milniau's History of Christianity. Now Thsm*s for s Prolcotont Clsrxr- Infant's Progress from ths Valisy of Destruction to fivsrlaeting Glory ; by the author of Liule Usury and his Beam. V Pastoral Thsoiogy. Simon Kestou: or the Seoul's Rsv^ags. Brwuum s Illustrated News. S¥ Wat Vsrstllls A I Fosdlok, and Per suhr I. Mills, MAC Morrell A Oi Cunnl^han ihnson. N B k Co. k Par- hnstoa A Co, A J Gilbert, :k, Cohen A Co, J C Otar W Coskery,, W Goodrich, 8 Harris A < W W Lined NBAUWi Psr itsuM read, TR , Claghora A A Hardst A k A Cooks, T fsy A Co, W Kelly a Co, Moors A Co. d, G Butlsr, . F D Rosen- A Co, A C Dunhsin, J ll Cohen. J II Burroughs A Son, A Co, A C Dunham, J It Cohsn, J 11 Burroughs A Son, J Cohen, Cspt G C Parker, P Jacobs, W 11 Eatills, A Haywood, J Ihly, and others. PASSENGER*. Psr steamship Florida, from New York—O Corn wall, M It Stevsns, D Yoltaiint, Mr Usncklsr. A Fink and soa, T G Beaton, W W Taulmsn, Mrs J Howland. H BtadwalL Mrs L F Irving, Mrs J E DeKsy, Uaarr E DcKay, Edwin Harwood, Capt C K'asniaa, John it Wbsalar, Warraa SiouseassT'j Deers. P Fsrear, O T McAffet, W E Hardoe, Miss J McDnrmot, Mrs J Bar rett, Thus Taylor, Mrs and Miss Morgan, >1 Lathron and 13 steerage. . 1 Per stesinor Gordon, from Charleston-Miss Artme.n, Mias 8 Waver, Miss Wavtr. Mrs Gregory, Jos Potter, M A Pioot, C 8 Patuam. A 11 llaason, F A Morse, Mr llopman, and S deck. COMMERCIAL. Liverpool, April 91 Havre, April 7 | Havana, April 23 Savannah Market, April U7. COTTON.—Tbe demand is very limited, and there is littlo offering. Operator are awaiting further foreign accounts. The sales yesterday were only 399 Lulas vis: 11 at 9, 129 at lOJf, 143 at lQtf, 43 at 10ft, 02 at 10ft, and 9 at 10ft cents. Mavannah Kxportn. Liraaroou-Bhip Alfred—4,31* bales Upland and 123 is. Sea Island Cotton, aad 114,430 fset P. F. Timber. Havnnnah Imports. ^ *~ Brl f RoteriIne-330 bble. Flour, 200 do. Whisky, 20 do. Pork, 163 do. Melames, 31 hlido. Su gar. 110 boats Candles, 2 tierces Haws, M casks Baooa and 1U00 sacks Corn. CHARLESTON, APRIL 28.—CorroK.—Tbs Cotton market continues to wear a languid sod depressed ap pears* eo. The sales to-day reached upwards of 1UU0 belts, si extremes ranging ftom a? 4 to lUft cents. NEW YORK,(APRIL S3.—Coito-v—There has bees more activity for the past three days, indnoed la part by a little concession mads by holders iasomeiastaaoes —ear quotations, however, remain ebont as before.— The sales for ths last three days ore 3U6U bales, making s total for the week of lttWO balm. We quote— _ . , roHTs. roars. Inferior n<nn. nom. now k:s.m- ssst dsm sststseazz £: Z : 8 : Oorrss—Ws aotioe a languid market, with an in creased disposition on the part of holders to realise— salsa include 2301 mete Java at •eiy and I usis-oau have arrived more freciy aad prises are qvote River and Carnal 4S^foe, vut.ru aad Corn—Corn has oontinned la f*.3 supply, especially round, which arrives very freely, bat wifo a good de mand for homo ose and rams for export, prices gener ally have advanced a trifle, oloslng firmly—the Milts are 800UU bushels, ol sing at 01($(Uo for unsound, C2ft(g> 63 for mixed Southern, 0.qjpto fur whits do, fidftf&W " - -. T - . forNew Orleans, 63<$6&ft for round white, and 6^63^ fur round yellow. Her—North River is dull; 30U bales sold atCTftc® lao»—The market for Scotch Kg presents ao naw foatsre-further sales of a few hundred tons having beenmads at $36. for Sammor delivery $3J&34 x aad to arrive noon $33, 6 moc. We notice bcsidei sales of 160 tons or oomtaon English bora ai tMtinTU.« mos, ths latter rate for G L. and 3U0 tons IrGh Wrought Scrap on terms we did not learn. Liverpool, April 9—Little demand for manufaotarsd on hue Leon experieuvsd alnoo the result of tho Iron Masters' Meeting was known, but u good Spring trade ■ looked for at present rates. A moderate business lias been dons in Scotch Pig, and ths market closes at 83e fertbrsAias Of2<»3.ooo.uoo Hies—There is no activity is tbe market, nor nay MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT or IAVAKMAU.... HllU...g».| lli,h1U. 9b.37a ABRJVKU. SUMUhl, n.rhU, WiRtiU, N.w-T.rk, b> Fad.I ford,Ff- * •*•••“ *’ * ford. Fay ACe. Sunday. 24th, 7.46 P M, Uuteras light bearing 0 W by W, exchanged signals with steamship Martoa j same date, 11.30 P St, 27 miles 8 W from lieu teras Shoal, exchanged signals with ai.aaahlp Alabama. The.I*, hae sxpsrleaeed strong head winds from Hatte- Urig Hogorllns, Crowell, New Orleans, to Allan A Brig Clement. Mayo, Boston, to Brigham, Kelly A Co. HchrLeRoy, Howell, New York, KWashWera,W1W- Bfevmcr CLafham, Rahn, Augusts, with boaU 3, to G 11 JmH Steamer Lamar, Johnson, Augusta, with boats 12 and —, to T It Mills. Dr Daniel's flat, from Plantation, with S3 soaks Rice, to B Habersham A Son. Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston,!* 8 M Lsffltesu. CLEARED. Ship Alfred, Bmllsy, Liverpool—U Rosor. DEPARTED. “ Btesmer Calhoun. Borden, Charleston. . Steamer Jasper, Shaw, Palatka, Ae. MEMORANDA. New York, April 23—Cleared, brig Russia, Gary, Sa vannah ; brig David Dwfleld. Barnard, Jacksonville ,• bark J A Uatard, Gardner, Havana I sehr Beaj Fraak- iia. Lard, Srvaaaah; brig Susan, Johasoa, Jackson- T.li ebaatrsss, Tyler, de; schr James Hours, l.yonr,do; —hr Henry Alfred, Nary, Jacksonville. Newburyport—Arrived 2Uth, sehr J A Simpson, 8a- noekland, Ms—Arrived, schr Ceylon, Savannah. DiaatTXH.—Ths ship Persian, of Baltimore, from Havre for Now York, ashore on Firs Ireland. wiU bo som# a total wreck; she llss broadside os to Urn beach, the sea making a complete breach over her. Her decks are broken la, aad part ef the cargo U strews for ** along the beach; aooat r*“ * baskets chain| party hae coal. can of (hs ship, tort, for 80 per cent. LYON’S KATHAIRON! For the Growth and Embellishment of Ihe Hair, te Prevent lie Palling Oil' and Turning Gray. Awarded the highest premiums tor the Stater at New-Yark, Maryland aad Michigan, at their Annual Yairt of 1831. URC 'I'HE KATHAIRON neutralises tbe effect of die- etorlng tbe human Hair even after a baldneea of twenty years; cleanses ths scalp from Scurf and Dandruff; will euro ths Nervous Ueadaubo, Scald llood, Erysipe las, Diseases of tho Skin, Ac., and is ths most desirable TOILET ARTICLE, For Ladles' or Gentlemen's use, in the worU. Its per fume equal* Lu bin’s Choicest Extracts, and being free from all offensive oil or ooloriag properties, U gives the Hair that clean, bright, e ft, lively appearance, secured by bo other preparation. Tbe use of tho Kathalrou Is adopted by the first phy sicians In Europe and America, aad has a patronage aad sals unprecedented ia tbe history of tbe materia tnodiea. But words are superfluous, a trial oniy can attest Us real virtue, ae millions certify. To be had throughout North and South America, Europe and tbe Islands of ths Ocean, in large bottles, for 23 cents. * Sold in Savannah hy T. M. TURNER A CO. doe 11 1SI Bey-strcev Lyon's Extract PURE JAMAICA QINOER, l?OR Colic, Color. Morhu., Cole- I re. Dimness, Fever and * pTainU, Nervous and General D UrU, aad administered with poeii eomplxiaie. Also need ae x beverage asd for culinary purposes. Sold every where. Fever and Ague, Summer Com- Geueral DebiUty, Ae. A pure ar id with positive effect ia the above Sold In Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. 161 Bsy-stree !* Uccd Ciuie! 3 HIE Umloreirued is prepared to supply orders for REED CANE, la nay quantity, for shipment, short aotioe. Also, keeps oonsUnUy on hand s large stock of Oak. Ash. Black Jack. Pine aad Light WOOD! For sals by the boat load aad retail. Consumers eaa de pend spon being promptly supplied with a good article. Strict given fo fair meu mrtmeni. Boxes for orders are plaoed at ths stores of Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper A Co., office of Morning News, and at ihe residence of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-atrest. D. REMS 1IART, Jo 21 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! rpHE Subscriber hae oow and keeps constantly 1 on hand a large supply of the beet quality of High Land Oak. Hiekory, aad Mae WOOD, which he offers as Uw for cash aseas be bought la the city. Wood Yard near the Railroad Bridge. P. '. WHITE' wood: wood:: r PHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on band . 1 large supply of Oak and Blaok Jack, wnioh he will sail on as good terms ae wood oan be bought at any wood- yard in this olty. Orders left at Allen A Co.’s yard,o at my residence, oornsr of Wort Broad and Bryan ati wUi be attended to. (fit ly) F. W. AVERTELT. WOOD! W*’ODl 1 'IIE Subscriber wiU keep constantly on band . at his WOODYARD, at ths Canal Bridge, a foil supply, at all seaeono, et OAK and HICKORY WOOD. Ail srders left at J. D. Jasm's, Brough to a-etreet, will ’ r attended to ood Hold Law Far Cash. tr J. M. BUTLER. Flo uu—There is rather mere export demand for atfrorn $4 41(04 w for common to” straight state,' and $4 3tJ((j>4 HI ft for mixod to fancy Miahlgun ami Indiana aad comoou t<> good Ohio. Included in tbe tales are 600 bbls extra Geucsesat $3 Nifypti. Soathern Flour D dull—prices, however, are without material ebaage; sales 300 bbls at $3<$3,lift for mixed to good brands of Alexandria, Baltimore aad George- Wnisxr—The market is firm. Prison ggftfgM. »Td Drudge s» 22fte. Seles of 1U0 btli at *Mtuv,sioJi 3ft for Jersey tan State. tiSJoks.—The transactions ia Perk are only to a purchasers. Small salsa _ $13,30 for Prime, aad $17,37ft® 18,00 for Clear. In lioof there la inuro doing, and the market Is a ■hade flriuor. Sales of several hundred bblaat$8A0a $10 30 for Country Moss ; $12 Oifta $13 for repacked Chicago, and $4 S7a$d 30 for Country and OityPrii Prime Moos Beef is held at $20a$22, without transac ts Cut MsaU are in request at rather better prices; ■alee ol dry sailed aad Mokled lianas at 9a9X. and 6fta 6ftc for do Shoulders. A small sale of short Middies (rib ia) was made at 7ft. A moderate demand lor 9ftal0o, and luftulla for kegs, rhsiuim.—To Liverpool, wo have nr improvement A moderate demand tor Lard, with salsa ef bbls i to note—1800 bales Cotton at ftd.n9-32d.; 84 hea Island, ftd. To Hamburg 331) balsa Cotton st i- New York iHouoy i>lnrket. dee, SATURDAY, APRILZS, 183J.-Ths sffsetof tbs re cent new* from England retativa to money matters, the ■noeessful negotiation of the Amerioan Railroad loans, aad the proposed financial measure# ot the English goversmeut, hoe been exceedingly favorable on this Though the imports have been larger than usual, the increase la the exports hoe beta more than correspon dingly large. The stock of evttoo ia tbe southern ports Is Mill large,and mart furuithn large aappl/of bills; and it is woll kuuwu that ths usual drawers of exchange have bough! up, to a large extent, bile whioh they hold at full priose short of compelling shipments of spools. Banks and bankers, end lenders of money generally, have thus become more tranquil oaths subject, and era more liberally using tbe meaty they have. Ratos for the loan asd discount of money are eoaseqaeaUy ten ding downwards, aad Ike marks! will shortly. U ta evi< •»» —- ——— Mtvruj, i. if ll dost, settle on the rate of 6a7 per eenL, and ultimate _ • per cent., below which there will be Ue active a de mand for borne Investments asd enterprise# to allow of the rates falling. The stock market D gathering strength aadoeqairlag activity. Fries# have risen this week ooaatderobly sad tend upwards. dry goods trade is good,though priooaare loss firm they were, the supply being more abundant. There • disposition to seuritioo property. Tho auotiou are only such as kre usual, either of good*, tho inder of parcels from * hi oh selections have been — j, or of French foods, the Importers of which Inva riably take thie method of selling their goods. In d<as*stie goods, woollass are very high ia prices, with ae tendency to lower prices, whUe cotton goods have been produced in greater quantity, aad allow of Tho market for wheat and flour Is exceedingly heavy, 'he supplies ia prospective, now that ths oaual aavlga- !on is open. Is large, aad briug down prims to a lev i decline la ariose of i from the very Coot of laonaaad supplies, aad therefore is only what hoe been astidpotod aad oaloulsUd. on.— The quantity to eoms forward ia very large, and the ae of exchange oonseqnsnUy are abundant, aad —.. keep up aa active besiaes bath for herns and for- siamoSamssmhsm. ^ ^ Tl.fc in.rkri Is verr vtesdr. T EAMK8'8 DIARY ; A Tale ot' the Peuio of 1843. (f A Legend of tho Rhine, Heboooa and Rowena, by W. M. Thackeray. Clara Moreland; or, Advsntaros In the for South* West, by Emmersou Bennett. Ths Israel of the Alps: A History of the persecutions of too Wald eases, translated from the French of Rev. Alexis Murtoa.—London National Illustrated Library. Also, the foUowiug from the same Ubrary : A Woman's Journey Round the WorM, by Ida Pfeiffer, illustrated with Gated E-igravlags. The Mormons, or. Latter-Day Saint*, * contempo rary History, with forty Engravings. The Illustrated Book of Seoulsh Songs, from tbs sixteenth to ths nineteenth century. The Book of Euglish Songs, from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century, TIia lllilnrv I'f Dry Goods, Clothing, ho. (ssnAiiffifiisif CASH STOKE. r I'IIF. undersigned have no*^ for Mils a large new I stock of Dmw, Housekeeping' and Plantation DRV GOODS, “ are belsg sold so VERY CHEAP F hey distance competition In Havnnnah. >ur stock are the best qualities of , Printed Challjr Cloths and Tissues, Bareges asd Barege de I-nises, French Printed Mualisa, Foalard Silk*, Kmbreidered Robes asd Olaghamo, Plain Slack and High Colored Bareges, Mourning Drees Goods for Summer. # Embroidered and lace goods, IM IMMENSE VARIETY. HOSIERY. Ladles' Bilk. Opnse and Usle Under vests, Gent's Silk, Marino, Oaase and Lisle Undershirt* aad Drawers, SHsr.snKSSSt• u *“ d MalLMaiBMok, Joe NiLCukk. ul a.u. Mull.. la Plaid, Striped and Figured, aad la every quality. Bishop's asd Victoria Lawns. 7 4 y ' LINEN GOODS. Our store Is th* Depot for tbe bee! Linen Goods, (all purs flax,) whioh we retell as cheap os the other msr- ohsate bare pay for the same goods, via £ Linen Sheetings, la ovary width aad quality. Shirting ldasns, Hand-Spun aad Undressed, Pillow-Case Linens aad Apron Liases, Bird’s-Eye Diapers and Scotch Diapers, * llockabuck Batoinc Towels, (TIMS, Linen Dowlas and Ilnekahneks, Table Linens, of every klad, very eheap, Dun)ask Napkins and Doylies, Table Covera and Tulle! Cevere, Quilt* and Countorpanes, vary cheap. Furniture Dimities vad Furniture Chlntxcs, English Furniture dilutees, vary cheap. Stout Laos for Window Curtaias, Drapery Muslins for Window Curtains. Cotton Shirtings aad She stings la Whit* a *d, aad ia every quality and every widtt nal UaMeaek- aad la every quality and every width from ft to 3 Mosquito Lace sad Nettings. Linsa Drillings and Oottoaodes, Silk Warp Black Alpacas, vary cheap, infer IMf “ * Cotton do do Our stook is roplete In almost overy article needed v Cases, As. j for plantation u , inoludiiii plantation use, including COTTON OSNABURGS, V BBT CHEAT. Colored Homes puns. Cettenadee for men's wonr. Linen Osasburgs, re' Drills, all Linen, As-, Ao. MATTING, VkBT OHkSP. Onr stock is so thoroughly ailed up to UNITE THE LARGEST AHtniHTMEtfT. and it Is filed for sals a! prices SO UNIFORMLY VERY CHEAP, that pur chasers of a large assortment. In small and large quan tities, can be suited in a greater number of articles, aad thereby effect a greater tat ing, than in nay other store ia Savannah. Bayers nr* Invited lo Inspect onr whole ■took, as wo rely on toe patronage ef the great set num ber or purchaser* (by our diffusing ths greatest recipro cal interacts) for eadsring aad Increasing support. MsCOSKER A THEANOR. Ill Congress street, next to Ball street, apr 4 and opposite toe Pulaski Hon**. DIBBLE A CAREY CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, Wurerooiu If. E. Corner ef ffhitahrr and Broughton sir., HavsDDiib. HE Subscribers, In announcing to their numer- _ ons customers and the pubUo, the arrival aad openlng.ef their Sprint Stock, felicitate themselves oa the advantages which their re- oent purchases enable them to offer all who deairs U •elect their Clothing from aa extensive assortment of the choicest goods, mode ia ths must Fashionable Style. Thee* geode have been purchased under the personal inspection of one of th* proprietors; asd availing them selves of favorable circumstances, they are enabled not only to warrant them ta quality, but to offer thtm LOW PRICES, me musk dlatauoe all competition la their trade. The following ennmenTfVU Is made for the benefit of Geutlcu.cn in the country, whose orders will mart prompt attention, aad who, when la the city, are re spectfully Invited to on examination of onr Goods. GENTLElHEN’Ii CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRE88 Conte of every quality. M M 44 ia Black, Bias, Breen, Green aad Olive Color*. BUS1NE8S COATS, in great variety, via: Lines. Rus sia Duck. Drab Dele, Alpaeha, Coe lime ret. Frock aad Book bust a see Conte. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a (tea! variety of llfik and Fanoy Cost!meres, at a great variety of priocs. 8. 3. SIBLEY, • WWI.ttl.u4 feuil Bookseller an* stationer, on as. h. pivuBirr, CONTRACTOR AND BV1UJKM, ll A VINO resumed his businsts, is bow bt XXpared to contract tor Buildings, or Jobbing went any description, In his lias. Stair* assented wRh BN sees and dispatch. A share ef toe puhU* patreAkge most respectfully tolkltod. Cnrwuler Shop coiner of Walnut aad second street vreet of Brow a and Harris's B. D. Evans, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SiVIfOkMTILLA, WASUiaOTOH CoONTT, Oi., Will praetiss iu ths Courts of the Middle Circuit. All |iioui|RH«wiRna nunsum, RcrsitamjRs.—Messrs. Roth well A Smith, aud Dv.IL L. Byrd, Bavausah.ly jan 27 m UHOWN 4 HARRIS, Board big, AND SAl.lt HTABll, BROAD-STREET^^ ^ Uverj, A NEW FIRM. w. r. nAQMii. ( HARRIS * CO., rOBWARDIlte AUD COMMISSION MIBCBABT3 And Dt.l.r« i, Grum a.H Qruc^it., Hft Umjr-lSlrrrt, 8ir»atk. ..COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES. P. M. VAUEY W OULD npeclfally ,ire kw. tlul W ku r.up.D.a bu O^I«r7, wrur Bryu KM » t Al.rku, Mun, wWr. W U ir.jotd lo MHitl Hp- I, 111. muob kJnlr.4 tiyll, ..IU.nr ta iloWy, r *InstrucGona^ig*ven "in t,he art and all Ihe appantos fun.(shod. Also, a large let of Plat**, Cases, Chemi cals. As., for sale JOHM POOLE, PAINTS, OILS. TUI Point, Varnish aad ’ Carnal Hair ^ BleAdkis^BtJtoM Paver Rangings, hortSe. and kro-Boord fVWrtsJ N .X— House, Ago asd Ship Painting. Gilding, Grain ing and G Using, dons on rsaeonnble toms by JOHN POOLE, It WMtAksD-si. r 20 Nearly uppoelle Swift, Denelow A Co. Henry K. Wa$Aiban>, SHIPPING AND ciiMmi^lON MERCHANT, Jjrtl DAVANNAH. UIOKOU. 1/ A. B. DOUR, COTTON FAOTOR. *-** l4WW Bla4 ..till (C&ORtlK 1. SMITH, liRtCTUR, COKHlfiklQM MHRClilT,! And General AuiL 1 'jJWAiCfi MO. 168 BAY-STREET, RAYA Drab Date Whit* and Fanoy Lines Drills, Fanoy MarscUli fancy Marseilles, VESTS.-Black SUk sad f rtin Vert*. Fanoy RUk Whit* Silk, for Party “ While. Buff sod Fancy Marseilles “ WhiU and Buff Duck The History of English Literature, by William Spal ling, A. u Daisy Daisy Burns, by Jails Kavanagh. llelr of Rodoliffe, by the author of “Two Onard'-uu." Harry Mntr, by author of “Margaret Maitland," A*. r Georgianna Fullerton. )A1,.H LEAF FANS, l. INIS A MINIS A FLORANCE. |)UKhU’N Nitomach ISIttcirs.—lu coses Ho X3 ksr's celebrated Stomach Bitters, just recsived and for sals by (apr2l) J. ROUSSEAU A LR-ALK-ALE.-SO bill. Alb.nv Cr..ni Ale, brewed exprcisly for me, and superior to any ■ market, landing this day from schooner Empire. Forsale at toe Albany Ala Depot by W. M. DAVIDSON. A PFLKSs OUANGKM. «Vc.-By ihe Flo rruno, unA.uinn. vac*—nj iue r iu- _ rida. 10 barrel* Apples; 10 boxes Oranges and moss; 1 lot of Fresh Hems JOHN DAILY. YTOTiCB.—Th* uudersigaed will continue lo 11 carry on too Lsmbsr and Timber kuaiaeos as heretofore, under ths name sue style of J. Roberts A Oo. J. ROBERTS, ufar 19 HOUERT AUSTIN, tlLLMIKN, I4R.HO.NM, Pecan Nuto, Kng- L} lisb Walnuts, BrailU, Filberts, Almonds, Rai- tus. Currants. Dates, Figs. Pins Apple Cheese. Smoked Tongues and Beef Pic Hams, aud.afiaa lotof fresh Grv- ctrtesjnst received by apr 2U M. J. SOLOMONS. z •U or greats for the hair, and la an article in which a cleansing wash is blended with a most delicate silky and glossy moisture for the hair. It clcaus ths pores of the skin, entirely frees it from scurff or dandruff and other cutaneous diroases. WUI positively change the r JOHN B. MOORE A CO. I jtOOTTUBM, Knclera, nod Mela! Toilet SeUe, 1 for sale by (mar 30) JAff. SULLIVAN. Sr wimsa* of work eon be ssea at my store, VJ, 12 sad I MPORTANT TO BL'ILDKUM de CON TRACTORS.—The saheortber is bow prepared to eutor iato aay engagement for the eonrtructioa of Wator Works, he having secursd toe services of aa experi enced practical plumber. Specimens of woi 14 Barnard street, uiar 10 JOHN J. MAURICE. H ardware.—Tho uuderaignod, wishm/t to rsduos hi* proas nt heavy stock of Hardware, oomprlsmg n gsnsral aasortmeat of American and Eu ropean goods, offers inducements for Merchants, Plant ers, Builders aad otha.w to furnish themselves at prices “ * — “ ■wT aansually lew. apt 4 JOHN R. NOR 1>ANU\ BASRKTH. -A very greetvartoty of X Ladies'Work. Card. Travelliac and other Baekete. apr 2 MORSE A MlCUOLS/lfid Broughtoa-eE Ladies' PtIHK. or, BBLS. Mess Pork ; AO hbls. Prims Pork; 8ft AtnJ bbls. Rump Pork, landing from brigs Excel aad U. Donater. and for sari bv apr 2 # CLAOllOKN A CUNNINGHAM. FRANCIS STEUf. A LB, CIDER, tfcr.-Au bbls. Alo, 8Udo. < A dsr. 1ft de. White Wlae Vtasgar,» casks Load Portor.received asd forsale by Shawls, CoUnro, Ac. S KR. sod com moo Crape Bbawle, plain and FVKNISHINCt GOODS. Furnishing Goods of ovary description for Gentle men's wear—consisting of soarfs, cravat*, waterford ties, l'rlucs Albert tie*, sptiag etooke. merino sbirte aud drawers, eottoudo., suspeudsrs, half !.'so. rlovcs— all kinds, best quality patent yoke thirls, a fins as- “''"•“dressing gowns, UmbnHu, Cutt. P.if».r;, OutW, lu^-ktt, Pttl- HAT8. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising tbo largest assortment over vffsrcu iu tlda oity, oonsisting of Frocks, Books, Polka Sacks, Jackets. Vests and Pants, in every variety of style and material ■altahle for the season. MERCHANT TAILORING. The favorable asd long setabllslMd reputation wbl thd r srtabUahmsnt ho* enjoy *d sad still mrtauias for ths style and finish, or IU garments made lo order, a* woll os for the ruperlor quality of their sloths, dura bility of 00tor aad substantial workmanship, it shall be the oonsUnt effort of too proprietors still to oostinns.— They invite tbe special attention of both old ana new customers to th* following, from whioh they are pre pared to furnish garments, which they will waraat to M tie plus ultra ia both fit and fashion. 31 MON 18 A BIOLLY S best Bine, Block, Brown, Mulberry, Gross, Adelaide, Bronsc, Co re bo asd OUve Blaek Doeskin, Block. CSesimsre, aad a largo aesort- ssatof Colored aad Fancy Tweeda LINEN GOODS.—WhiU, Buff aad fancy Lines Drills. Orange Cauimerca. A -arg* variety of White, Buff sod fanoy Marseilles. VN1FOHM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies ia the olty and throughout ths SUte, inode and furnished at the ihortost^ notlee DIBBLE A CABEY. New Watch, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY STORK, BROUGHTON STREET, Na. 148. M R, PRANC18 STEIN, Manufacturer of Ckro- nometers. Clocks, Town Clocks, Watches. Ae. Ae., pectfulf) Informs his customers and th* puute gene rally that he has fitted up the Store 148 Broughtou-sL, where be Intends to make a permanent location, and carry on the Jewelry basis cm in Its various broaches. Watches, Clocks, Town Cloeko. Chroaometore, Jewel ry, Ae., Ac., cleaned and repaired with dispatch, aad warranted. Naw CMhloa Jewelry aad Fanny Goods ef all doeeripttoas sold st th* lowest priose pocdUe. r. B.—Aay Womb. Ctoek, Ae^ Ae., that can act be re ed by ether w a ten makers, I pledge myself shall be paired by ether wi repaired by so* to •atisfoettoa, asd warraatod. T. m. BOSKS, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO BTOBE, No. 107 Bav*>treet. (At ihe Ulus Sian, ons Keeps coustantly on 1 CIGARS, ef ditfcrestl SNUFF of all kind*; j retail, and at th* melt.. MB- Orders from the l set! Mangum Bt Cox, [ATTORNEYS AT LAW, :WI11 eollert SSSriu'tS'fouVS?? Courts* v Dekalb. Fayette, Heard, Cass. MVrray,(Adrekes Newton, Coweta, CeJ^bbrtl, Gordon, Walter, Henry Merrlwether, Carroll, ilord. Dads, froepf Cobb, Whitfield, Foreyth, Gwinnett. m V C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission ly) BaraaMtlis Geer BUNKER & 004mm 9 shipping and commission merchant* « «U, *) BAY-tlTRKKT, HAVANWAK. I, P. Jacobs’ OIOAB i\ND TOBACCO STOBUI Keeps c.nstoatiy ea hart a lIltoA t.oca ’ef imported Cl gore, as well oa of hi* on msBufectare, at wbatosals art retail. Alec, Chew lag art Sm-klog Tobasoo, Banff James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted aad Extended, Avorav-n a * justed, Charter Parties aad Average Bond* drawn. V pors prepared whereby tort r-i.—xa.-nnaK-i or Brituh Underwriter* uatrers ronnocted with I floo No. lid Bay Street, c (IBNfRALgqtt MISSION^MERCHANT GILBLUT BlITLEB, tUBTKU HUII.DSB, D BALKS IN WH ITE VINE LUMSBO Of ^rwrini^ii^T SHIP AND UKNBIIAL DLAUISIITR, Opponito Cotton I* ‘ ‘BTARN ' WUAJlf BA YA SNA*, fibeambeet art MU I Work, art mem Blaokamitoihgsxsenud with neata
