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% M FIVB DOLLARS PER ANNUM. BALE YEARLY IN ADVANCE VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 28. 1853. PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI WEEKLY BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TEEMS: Mi'hfc - Daily Mokninu N«wi" is delivered »o City ubsonlMraat kivk dollars per annum, puyuble Imli- Dwirlv IN ADVANCE, or fur twelve cunts n week, buyable to the Curneis. Smglo copies, three ok .nth. ••TrMVskkly MoitNiao Nkws." (for.the country,) (tonu'.nmg all the ... vcrtuciuniUs of the Daily, is furnished for THREE dollars pur omiUm, in udvanco. ItAdvortutfluimits inserted at the following rates e insertion... GU ots. Ouo Mouth M 00 41 W Two •• 00 eo “ ......... 12 AO Uue week. 2 00 For advertisements i •fourths of the above rates will be charged. 1. s insertion R cents. m75 '• 91 00, Ae. Jto. One Week . Legal Advertisements mvertod at the usual Advertisement* from transient persons or strangers jmst bo paid in advance. 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Liverpool Market.—'The Liverpool Cot- tnn Circulars of the 12th iner., say that the sales of cotton (or the two days amounted to 20,000 bales, speculators taking 3,000 and ex* porters 2,000 baies. The demand was fair, and holders firm, with moderate sales to the trade. The quotations are : Fair Orleans, Gjjd ; Mid dling, 5|d ; Fair Upland, C|d ; and Middling ;>jd. The trade in Manchester remained un changed. A Jcsp&tch says that all qualities havo slightly advanced, although the quotations given are the same ae those that ruled at the departure of the Arabia on the 9th instant. The London Money Market.—Consols aro quoted at from lOOJ'dlOO}. Foreign Items.—Queen Victoria is rapidly recovering. The French Funds have improved. Advices from Constantinople, to the 25th tilt., elate that affairs between Russia and Tur key ora unsettled. Prince MenBchikofif Imd demanded on interview with the Sultan, which the latter had declined to grant, as ho refuses to negotiate respecting certain questions until the arrival of the English and French Ambas sadors. It is supposed that Russia desirea to negotiate a secret treaty with Turkey, end if he fails to do so, that the Emperor will take Constantinople by a coup du main. Two Turkish fleets, and a French and English vessel of war, were in the vicinity of Constat)* tinople. Nothing of importance has transpired in Italy or on the Continent of Europe. The insurreution iu China is spreading, and aud creating great consternation iu Pekin. Havre Cotton Market.—The sales of cotton at ftavre for the week ending on the 13th inst., were 7,000 bales, and the imports fo/tbe same period 4G,000 bales. The stock was 74,000 bales. The quotations were for Orloni/s 82®108f.; Uplands 8Gw92f; and Tres Ordinaire 95 francs. Molomon Swallow, the Womnn Tamor. " Bute a wifo and have a wife." Solomon Swallow wuh a bachelor, and n rusty one, to ; but, nevertheless, he hud made up his mind to one thing, that he was the only man Lying who hud acquired any knowledge of the art of taking care of a wife. 4 All the marriud men aro dolls,' was Solo* moil’s constant asseveration. * There, for in* stance, is my neighbor, Torn Tangible ; his wifo iiiakas a sort of throa*legged si jol of him ; she moves iu one corner, and then in unolher, and sits on him ami wulks on him us if lie was uobody iu the house, while he, poor man, takes it as easy as though it was the most natural thing in the world. Now thut 1 were only Tom Tuugible, I’d first write a series of matrimonial articles, and if Mrs. T. didn’t abide by them, I'd submit her to the wholesome discipline of bread and water and a padlock; and might, perhopB, brighteu her ideas touching her con jugal duties, by Ilia application of a good cow hide. Aud there uguin, ure Evert Easy, Dick Snooks, and u boat more of them in the same condition, but I—I'm the boy tlint will set them all right, il they only follow my example alter I have condescended to endow Home for tunate female with the legal claim to the title of Mrs. Swallow.’ Hrave Solomon Swallow . * VVell, Solomon,' said a neighbor to him one morning, * as you ure always boasting of your skill in inaiiuging a wife, how comes it that you are not married ?’ 4 Why, because I have not perfected my sys tern! You poked your lioud into the noost without making any preparation, and hence, Mrs. hverly makes what alio likes of you. But 1 go to work logically. 1 begin by study ing the erudite works of Ziugrubazo, « On the philosophy of woman’s holding her tongue.” 1 then read several treatises on “the effect of bread and water discipline in making good wives.” Shakspeare’s 44 Taming the Shrew” furnished mo a few excellent practical lessons. Aad I am now generalizing all the systems into one, which shall carry the swoy iu all future generations, and convert the plague of matrimony into u blessing. In the ~ y ear or so,’ added Solomon, * my ‘No 7’ ‘No.’ 4 I’ve a way to make you.’ vliide.’ How ?' 4 Simon diet, locks, chains and 4 Mr. Swallow !’ 4 What V 4 You’re a bruto!' and Mrs. Swallow threw herself back, and looked desperate. Now this wus a climax. Mr. Swullow was called a brute at his own fireside, ami by Ins own wife, which was the worst of all. lie, Sol omon Swallow, the celebrated founder of a system of matrimonial observation, called a brute, and by no less a person than Mrs. Swal low. At first ho wus so astonished at aucli open manifestation of rebellion of his royal course of •* jui du, uuuuu ooioinon, * my “ Rules for the Regulation of a Woman” (1 intend to publish it) will bo completed, and then 1 shall take me u wife.’ And Solomon was as good as his word, for, at the age of thirty-five, feeling himself pre pared to give buttle to any womau iu or out of the land of the Amazons, he got married. At this important period Solomon was as puffy, comfortable-looking a little fellow as you’d New York Cotton market. New York, April 26. The sales of cotton on Tuesday were 1,000 bales, at a decline of one eighth of a cent. New Orleans markets. (Private Dispatch.] New-Orleans, April 27. The excess at all the Southern Ports, to the latest dates, are now only 283,000 bales. Mid dlings are quoted at I0£ cents. New Orlenus Cotton market. New Orleans, April 26. The sales of Cotton ou Tuesday were 5000 bales. Prices wero unchanged. Middling is quoted at 10J cents. The increased receipts at New Orleans are 219,000 bales. The in creased receipts at all the southern ports, are cow reduced to 283,000 bales. The stock a* New Orleans is 260,000 bates. Sterling exchange is 9J, outside rate. Freights to Liverpool 7-16d. for Cotton. The Humboldt'a foreign accounts wero re- caived on Tuesday after business. Louisiana U. S. Senator.—A dispatch received from Baton Rouge to-duy, says that the Democratic Crtucus nominated Hon. John Slidell, for U..S, Senator, to succeed Hou. P. Soule, by a majority of three voles. I3T The aleumahip Alabama, Capt. Lud low, arrived at Now York on Tuesday, in G5 hours. Hhoetlngand Stabbing in Columbus. The Columbus Times says on Sunduy morning, 17th inst., Joseph UpdegrafT was stabbed by Brittain M'Cullers, and has since died. M’Cullors has made hie escape. By ref-rence to our advertising columns it will be seen that a re Ward of one hundred dollars is otVered for hte apprehension. On Wednesday, 20th inst., Mr. J. J. Wul- tun fired a pistol at Barnard Dolan. The ball grazed Dolan’s cheek. Walton has been held to boil in the aum of seven hundred dollars to appear at our next Superior Court to answer to a bill of indictment. * Farewell, Lola. This morning, the wayward’ but kind-heart ed Loin Aloiitez, Countess of Landsfeldt, leaves °ur city for San Franqisco, where she intends remaining until the Full, except at interval^' "men she will ‘‘rough it” among the stout miners among the mountains. JBy October Jjj* will turn her faco hitherward, taking the Lil^r of Mexico and Havana en route. ^ generous but very charactereslic trail of mis singular creature wae told us yesterday, which, as it does great credit ro her humanity ?nd native womanhood, we, now that aha )• about to leave us, take pleasure in record- mg: It appears that a poor demented girl is at P reseat iu the police jail ol the Second District, u> >der peculiar circumstances, and ».uch as are well calculated to touch the keeu susceptibili- ‘*«s ofher sex. Hearing that the poor thing waa in this state; and uiuwt destitute of rat- “wnt, Lola at once made up a bundle of gar mentsi of every uecessery kind, end started with mem nnrself, in company with her informant, jutha pn#on. On arriving there, ahe asked mr admittance to the unfortunate, and, with Her OWn hands. (Ln Ainu h«Kl», rammed tho dirty, tattered iciiluc.il, them with the cleun end Wtew,lw herself hud brought. Con- dacUtke jhie carries its own comment. Loll U * » uu *—** P, True Delta. ® rr *Bg«niema are being per- !?£*> Wmhm„„ n jj* lb0 survey <S',h* f ° r * Kt»d rM hour in the bath," Nunoleoa to ray, refreshes me more ilrah four meet in a day’s walk, for, albeit the crown of his head never stood full five feet from the heels of his boots, lie was of proportions that would have doue honor to an alderman, or even a Lord Mayor ; and his gait, especially when walking with anything in the likeness of a woman, was a pompous as a Sultan's, while, at such times his countenance always assum ed an expression that could not have brooked the approach of female familiarity. The lauy whom Solomon hud chosen for his 4 worscr half,’ was Lpparently a lamb-like creature, so that the chances wore very fair that she would not only be a tractable wife, but thut Solomon would require no help from his system to make her so. Now Solomon had the forbearance not to interfere with his ludy’s sayings and doings on the night of the wedding,'nor is it recorded that ho assumed special authority on the next night either; but about six o’clock the next morning, he softly insinuated to his sleeping partner that il wus ti'.je to get up. 4 And,’ he added, * when breakfast is ready, you may call me, but be sure not to burn the toast.’ 4 Brenkfusf and toast!’ said Mrs. Swallow, 4 why, what do you mean 7’ 4 Why, uiy dear—I mean, madam, that I have begun my system.’ 4 And won’t you get up too V 4 Yes, when breakfast is ready and my stock ings aired!’ Mrs. Swallow was about to reply, but ahe checked herself, os she was ashamed to say much to him ou so short an acquaintance; but though in the present instance she did precise ly as she wca bid, she resolved in her heart that it wus tiie lust time she woulJ get up at six iu the morning to prepare breakfast. At eight o’clock, everything being ready, Mrs. Swallow called Mr. Swullow. 4 Breakfast is ready, Mr. Swallow.’ 4 Is the toast made f’ 4 Yes.’ 4 Not burned?’ ‘No.’ 4 Are my stockk;a aired ?’ 4 Yes.’ 4 You’ll do,’ quoth Mr. Swallow, and to breakfuBt he went, having received the services of theblustiiug Mrs. Swallow to assist him in dressing. The breakfast, however, did not turn out to be the thing it hud been cracked up for. The toast wus doue a little too much, and the tea wasn’t done quite enough; the slop-howl wus ut the wroug und of the troy, and there wero several crumbs un the carpet. 4 The servant hasn't been here this morn ing,’ observed Mrs. Swallow. * Servant!’ returned Solomon, ‘ I discharged her yesterday. You dop’t thiyk 1 can afford to keep a servunt ayd a wifo too!’ The lady was ugam posed, and she said no thing, but tho doy wore to its close before she could bring herself to the helief that Mr. Swal low had actually made use of the word 4 ser vant’ and 4 wife’ iu the same sentence. The next morning at six o’clock, Mr. Swal low again iiil'ormed his wife that it wus time to get up, coupling the remarks with tho sugges tion that in the future sho must save hitn the trouble of reminding her of eo necessary a Mr. Swallow, however, benefited nothing by this soft insinuation, for at the moment she either was, or pretended to be, fast locked in the arms of Morpheus. 4 Don’t you hear, Mra. Swallow 7’ quoth Sol omon. But alas! a sight consciousness was the on ly response from Mrs. Swallow. Now this was a ticklish point with Solomon, but he was prepared lor it. “ What says my system on his hood 7” said lie to himsell, musingly. “ It soya that a lazy wife who lies abed in the morning may be very properly re minded of her duty by tho judicious opplica- tiou of a coercion pin. ' And this magnificent idea hud scutcely crossed the threshold of his braiupau, thun he inserted the poiut of a huge pin in the right arm of the sleeper. As might be expected, the intended effect instantly fol lowed the causo, for the astonished Mra. Swallow sprang from the bed as though elie had been thrown from it by an earthquake ! But ales, her ugility was too strikingly muni- lasted, fur sho uut only ullbut annihilated pool Solomon in rolling over him, but she dashed his patent lever (ruin the nuil which suspend ed it to the wall, and broke the dial into a tliounund pieces. 4 What a dreadful dream,’ ejaculated Mrs. Swallow, pressing her left baud on her wound ed arm. ^ 4 What a dreadful reality,’ shouted Mr. Swallow, contemplating the fragile ruins of his demolished timo-piecc. Here wo puss over the interval between this occurrence und the time when tho happy puir iu question were seated at breakfast. . Now, Mrs. Swallow,’ said Solomon, 4 see ing that I can t awaken to call you up iu the morning, or eot burned toast, or drink raw teu, it is lime I should begin to instruct you will, that lie only looked aghast ; hut when he came to himself, ho saw that something mutt be done at once, or the field wus lost for ever. 4 You called mo a brute, Mrs. Swallow.’ 4 I did,Air. Swallow.’ 4 A brute 7' 4 A bruto !’ 4 I’ll go mad and breok tilings, Airs. Swal low.' 4 An you like, cir.’ And Mr. Swallow did go mad, but lie had a method in his madness, for he seized tho cheap est article of delf that wan on tho tuhie (an old plate with a crock in it) and dashed it into _ thousand pieces on the hearth, an if he was in a tremendous passion. 4 How do you like that, Mra. Swallow 7’ * Vastly, Air. Swallow,’ try it again!’ And again he did try if, (for ho had become desperate,) and demolished the cream-jug. ‘Now,’ said the ludy, 4 it is my turn ;’ and jumping up she sent the slop-howl to keep company with its teu-table companions. This was, of course, too much for Solomon: it snapped nsundor the Inst remaining cord of the littlo reason he had left, and he slapped his helpmate—we use the word in its most positive sense—on her right cheek ; but scarce ly hud the echo of the blow melted into silence, ore the indignant dame seized the tea-pot and shivered il into atoms against the heud of the devoted Air. Swallow. Nor was this all, for nm he was rolling heels over head from the efTect of the awful collision, she piled the remainder of the tea-traps until there was scarcely a bone in his body which Imd not echoed to thn shock of cups and anucora, and rounds of but tered toast. Unable to carry ou the war any longer for that duy, Solomon gathered hitrself up as well as he could, and, vowing vengeance ? he stuck his pipe in his mouth, his hands in Ins pockets, and thon commenced whistling a jig to tho tune the old cow died of, looking as if lie could bite a piece ofT the griddle, without set ting his teeth on edge. Ilia good lady, too, being determined to follow the example of her lord and master in other matters beside the delf- breaking, placed another chair hack to back with Solomon’s, and after providing herself with a novel, sat herself down and begun reading away, as if there was no such things as beds to make, or stockings to mend, in oil Christendom. Here this affectionate couple sat for six mor tal hours, each bent upon sitting the other down, and ruminating the while upon their relative positiou. But it must be confessed that Airs. Swallow had the best of the bargain, for independent of Solomon’s mangled head, parboiled neck and shoulders, he saw as clear as mud, that the wutclidial and the crockery must be replaced ; so that the reducing of the first chapter in his voluminous system to prac tice must be attended with an outlay of at engaged in raising the fabric of Amoricnu power. If tho energy of genius rind ambition impels him into political life, ho brings to tho councils of the country a heart burning with haired of England, and a mind fertile in expe dients by which to baffle its intrigues and crip ple its power. In the event of war, the una venged wrongs of centuries would inflame his hostility and multiply his strength. In no aspect of tho case does the Irish exodus bode good to England. 15F* There are three kind of men in the world—the “will’s,” the “ wool's ” and the “cunt's.” The former effect everything, the other oppose every thing, and the latter fail in everything. I “ will ” builds our railroads and steamboats; I “won’t” don't believe in ex periments and nonsenso: uhile 1 “can't” glows weeds for wheat, and commonly ends his days in the slow digestion of e court of bankruptcy. RECEIPTS OV COTTON, tc.. APRIL 27. Par steamer Fashion, from Augusta—74 bales Cotton, Corn, Mdeo, Ao. to M A Cohen, Stark* Dry ion, Dolin A Foiter, 8 Solomonu, and order. Per steamer Metamora, from Palatka, Ao—3 bales Cotton, 100,000 Laths, and Mdse, to Andereons A Co. J Ryan, Kibbea A Rodgers, Col Melntush. Pur eehr Triton, from Baltimore—R Habersham A Son, T 8 Wayne, Brigham. Kelly A Co, J Doyle, J Mur chison, A Fawcett A Co, Clashoru * Cvnningham, W M Wudley, Q II Johnsou, O O'Byrne, N Stripling, Thomas Boyle, hi A Cohen, K Mclntire, W A R Mulntire, T R Mills, McMahon A Doylo, Cohsn A Fosdiok, Padolford, Fay A Co, Cohen A Tarver, and order. r steamer Calhoun, from Charleiton—Central Rail- Cohen, J P P Smith. PASSENGERS. teamahip Augusta, for Now York—M Armory, ■land and Family, C Durand and lady, Wm Tur- ,TW Coikery, Master ilall and lady, W We- there* and lady. Mrs A Barclay, Mrs W ilnrolay and ivt, Mrs F Wythe, D Dickinson, W A Dickinson, lady and child, J Tichouor, F Dickinson, Miss Tompkins, Mrs Morchead, Miss Law, Miss Roborts. Koilock, Dr Bulloch, 8 W Carey, E llstumell, J Murphy, W D gu rnard, Mrs DoKay, Mrs G Young, E Harwood, J T Al- 1, C P Jo wan, II M Pease, least twenty-dollars. This being the case, I might as well bu hung fur a sheep as a latub, thought he, and with that .he softly rose from his chair, s.ole soltiy from the room, aud turn ed the key upon the gentle Airs. Swallow. The turning of the key made her awuro of Ins intention, when she rushed to the door, but it was too late. 4 Open the door this instant, Mr. Swallow.’ 4 Not unf»l I have kept you here seven dove upon bread and water,’returned the victorious Solomon, as he went ins way rejoicing. But. nlus! how fleetiug is human greatness —in about half an hour he returned to see how matters were going, but scarcely put his eye to the key-hole when he began roaring like a bull,^ for Airs. Swallow had torn every one of kis line liuen blurts (that on his hack ex cepted) into pieces, to make a rope to let her self down from the window ; nor was this nil, for upon furthor examination, he discovered that she had also thrown n variety of chair- cushions, bed linen, &c., into the dirty yard, to muke her descent sale. Oh, chop-fallen Solomon Swallow! The archives of the Swallows arc silent as to the remaining occurrences of this eventful day, but on tile very naxt morniug, about seven o’clock, Air. Swallow popped his head from under the blanket, and said,' Airs. Swal low, dear, isn’t it time to get up?' 4 Yes,' returned the lady, 4 and you moy coll me when you have lit the fire, and put on the kettle.' Poor Solomon! There was no alternative. So he sat about Ilia work with un alacrity which showed that he had the terror of u broken head and demolished body linen run ning strongly in his memory. In short, Solomon was a conquered rrifm. That day he had to prepare breakfast, sweep the room. etc. The next, his assistance was required in the rubbing of the furniture, and the making of beds; and. before tho week was out, he was in itiated into the mystery of washing towels. Degenerate Solomon Swallow! Nay, in after times, when the Swallows began to gath- or about him, it is whispered that his belter half used to employ him at yet more deeply conjugal offices. About five^vears after the celebration of Iris in your duties.' 4 And what are those, Air. Swallow 7’ 4 Be silent, uiadum, if vou please; not to talk, but listen, is one of the most important of them.'- * Proceed, sir.' And Air. Swallow, liking daggers at her for the second interruption, proceeded : nuptials, a friend called to see him. 4 You must go with me to the theatre, Air. Swallow,” said a friend. He shan't,’ said Airs. Swallow. He must,’ said the friend, 'and so must you.’ 4 1 may, but he can’t,’ replied the dame, 4 fur he must stop at home with the children.’ And Airs. Swallow did go to the play, and Solomon^stopped at home. O, hen-pecked Solomou Swallow ! The moral of this authentic tulo is that bachelors’ wives and old maids’ children’ ure always excellent iu theory, but as bad as can be in practice—and that a managed wife is bet ter than no wife at all. Had Solomon only treated his better-half decently iu tho begin ning, things might have gone on smoothly to the end, but as it was he compelled her to be a Tartar in her own defence ; he had to take the consequences. Tbe lrlah Exodus. The Washington Union, commenting on the rapid reduction of the population of Ireland by emigration to the United Slates, says— It would be a strange retribution, indeed, if Ireland were to avenge hor wrongs on Eng land by means of the emigration of her chil dren. Yet it is not an impossible retribution. Already is tho loss of labor beginning to be id deplored in the various branches of in dustry. It is by her hitherto exhaustleso sup ply of pauper labor tint England has been en abled to maintain her commercial aud her po litical ascendency; but this supply is no lon ger inexhaustible. Her very cxistenco depend ed on her ability to undersell all other compe titors, and for that advantage sho was indebted to her abundant supply of cheap labor. The abject subjection of labor to capital is the ba sis if British power. The emigration ol a por tion of the Irish people liberates those who remain from tneir bondage, and enables labor to throw off the oppression which degrades and impoverishes it. Iu Great Britaiu labor strikes tor higheriwuges. 11 Knows its position aud feels its power. The capitalists ate trimmed, and their calculations uf profit are disturbed by visions of a deficient supply of labor. Much ie said in England of the abolition of American slavery, but we hear uothing of the emancipation of British slavery—-the slavery of labor to capital. And why 7 Because England knows that the doy wliicb witneasea tbo emancipation of her laboring population sees tho spell of her power broken—the basis .. overthrown. But this ie not From six till eight, you are to get up, dress quietly, sous »o create no disturbance, light tire, air clothing and stockings, sweep rooms, prepare breakfast, aud auuounco the perfection thereof. Eight till ton, wash tea-things, make beds, rub furniture and clean windows. Ten to twelve, go to market and prepare dianor. Iwelvo till two to devote to dish-washing, sweeping up and rubbing furniture. Two to •«x, spinning, mending clothes, and darning stockings, deven, tea. From that time till nine, a second course of uicudiog aud durniug, and theu go to bed. And this daily course, uiadam, with a strict observance of the rules of civility, frugality, decorum, and obedience, may, in time, enuble you to do honor to tho choice of Air. tfolomou dwaliow,” Airs. Bwslfow listened quietly to the end ; and thou mildly inquired : ‘ And do you tp '\y expect this of me, Mr. Swallow?’ 4 To be sure I do,’responded htr spouse. 'Then you’ll be sadly disappointed, for I'll county, la the factory or in the field, digging do wo such thing.’ &9 r.«nsl or building too railway, hois busily all. Not only is tho emigration of tho Irish Logland a loes, but it is America’s gain. Tho Allen, Mrs Parsous,C Rtiggles, ’ ’ Si steerage. steamer Metamora, from Palatka, fte—C D Ball, ladyanu servant, 8 Bryan, lady, 3 children and sen t, Mias Baxter, J T CoLmnn, Geo Oliver, Miss Barker, 11 D W Alexander, Miss Welsey, C A Magill, Mrs Osgood and child, Capt J P Brooks and lady, J Osbn>ok. C W Lossesne, Capt C O Merchant^ USA, T W William*, H W t'/cnalovr, M Hamilton, J C Drown, Isdv and oorvi G A i.rknctt. Hey wood, Adaiuson, J L Dutton, J N Reaves, G B Jordon, B Pope, Mrs Parsons, Mrs Cliap- i, Mss Lewis and servant, J D Vaughn, Wm Tyson, W Talking ton, Brooks, R Collin* and 2 servants, Rob- Injou and la y, McCoy, Miss Williams, McDonald, J A Corker, H M Pease, W A McLeod, R L Morris, lady and 2 servants, Mrs J Butler and servant, Mrs Brailsford, J Jones, T Pentou, R Laohlison, J Holland, SM Urnd and servant, Mis* Reese and eister. Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—P 8 Duvall, J M Long. A Young, O Young, R Maokay, A Low, Mrs England, Mrs Blsck, ltev J F O'Neill, 2 Sisters of Mor ey, and 3* deck. COSiaiEItCIAL. Nnvanuah Market, April 28. COTTON—Our market was very dull yesterday and the sales were only 76 bales, vis.: 48 at <J, 11 at * nd 16 at 10c. The BumboUU’t aocouuta came to hand early in the forenoon. Mavannak Exports Nr.w York—Steamship Augusta—727 balos Cotton' 72 do Domostios, 7 bags Feathers, and sundry pks Mdse, Liverpool—Br ship Aeadia—2,044 balos Upland and 200 do 8 I Cotton, and 75,272 feet P I* Timber. River—Sohr Wando Pass©—65,000 It P P Lum- Snvannuli ImporlM. Liverpool—Ship Chook—2 bbl* Stones, to Allen k Bell ; 3 Skins, Seeds, Ao, to E Mulyneaox ; 28 bundles and 25S bars Iron, to Bones, Gilbert A Bones; 160 ban dies, 50 bars Iron, 138 boxes Tin and Forned Plate, to C 11 Johnson A Co ; 5 bbls bottlod Beer, 2 cases Caps aud Guns, 1 Piazza, 146 pieoes, and 1 box Iron Screws, to order; 10 casks Hardware, 66 Bpidort, 1184 Pots, 180 Sksllets, 865 Campoon, 1043 Cover*, 120 bundles lloop Iron, 258 do Iron, 1044 ban do, to N B A II Wood; 22 crates, 3 casks Eartbonware, to 1 Uasbrouok A Co ; 1 case, 3 casks Hardware, to J R Norton ; 3611 sacks 8a!t to Washburn, Wilder A Co ; 2 pkge Mdse, Ac, to A Low ACc. Havana—Brig Charlotte—202 hbds, 21 tierces Molas ses, and Fruit, to W C O'Driscoll. CHARLESTON, APRIL 27.-Cotton.—Th# trans actions yesterday were confined to a very few parties only, aud amounted to rising of 12UU bales—price* being in favor of buyers—extremes ranging from 7L'@10jkc ; the bulk of 8UU bales st from i%@lOft, the balance at LYON’S KATHAIltON! For tbe Growth and Embellishment of the Hnir, to Prevent its Fnlllng OIT nnd Turning; Gray. Awarded the highest premiums by the States a/ flew-York, Maryland nnd Michigan, at their Annual Fairs of 1851. 'I'liE KATHAIltON ueutralixos th« effect of die- 1 eaee, olimato, and old ago. in preserving and re storing th* human Hair even after a baldness of twenty years; oleausee tho scalp from Scurf and Dandruff; will cure th* Norvous Headache, Scald Head, Erysipe las, Diseases of the Skin, Ao., and is the most desirable TOILET ARTICLE, For Ladies’ or Gentlsmen’s use, in the world. Its per fume equals Latin's Choicest Extracts, end boing fro* from all offensive oil or eoloriag properties, it gives the Hair that clean, bright, soft, lively appoarance, secured — . it the siciana in Europe and Amorioa, aud has a patronage and sals unprecedented in the history of the materia medioa. But words are superfluous, a trial only can attest its real virtuo. as millions certify. To be had throughout North and South Amorioa, Europe tnd the Islando of the Ocean, in large bottles, for 26 oodi*. Bold iu Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. dco U 181 Bay-itro*}. Lyon’s Extract PURE JAMAICA QINQER, 1 ?UK Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Cliole* . ra, Dissiness, Fever and Ague, Summer Com plaints, Nervous and General Debility, Ao. A pure a nr/e, aud administered with positive effect iu tne aboi. complaints. Also used as a beverago and for Culinary purposes. 8old every where. Sold in Savannah bj T. M. TURNER A CO. prices havo slightly rsoeded. middlings 9%&IUc. MARINI* INTELLItiENl'K* POltl OF SAVANNAH.. SunRisosah. 17m.; 8uniSota6h-38m.; High Tide 10h.46m. Hark A Bryson. Brig Charlotte, Sparks, Havana, Molasses, Ac, to W urig Mciauax, Alley, usun—nay, *c, to >v crastreo. UrigTnngoant, Reed, DameriscoUa, Me, Briok, Hay, Ao, to W Crabtree. Schr Plandome, R T Brown. New York, to Rowland Co. Coal, to Padolford, Fay A Co. Hteamor Metamora, Geo Luok, Palatka, Ao, to 8 M Lafhtoau. * Steamer Fashion, l’hllpot, Augusta, to M A Colic Steamer Calhoun, Barden, Charleston, to S M Laffi- Br ship Acadia, GaliD . Liverpool—R A Lewis. Sohr Wando Passo, Eddy, Fall River, Mass, Psdelford, Fay A Co. * Netv Books. TEA5IE8*8 DlAltY : u legend of the Rhine, fl and Rebecca and Rowena ; by W. M. Tbaokrrsy. Wood and Beach’s United Stato* Dispensatory. Ancient Christianity Exemplified. • Milman’s History of Christianity. New Themes for a Protestant Clergy. Infant’s Progress from the Valley, of Destruction to Evorlasting Glory ; by the author of .LiUld Henry Simon Kenton: or the Scout's Revengo. Barnnm’s Illustrated News. Gloasou's Pictorial, for sale at the Book Store of apr 14 8. S. SIBLEY, No. 136 C .‘LOLlt, Arc.—900 bbls. Baltimore Flour; 50 ’ do Hiram Smith’s do; SO hbds prime and choice icon Shoulders, 20 do Side*; 16 tierces Baltimore aud Pln.udelphis Haws; 20 b'd* Leaf Lard, reoeived and fur sale by w tanks; m o-is i.aru, reoeived am [apl 6] MCMAHON k DOYLE, 100 Bryan street J^OIt ttALK.-^Ouu huudred bulcs Easteru Huy BUNKER A OGDEN. s very fine, imported direct,. and for JOHN B. NORTON. t ill EWING TOBACCO.—A very superior / article of Plug aud Twist, of various braads, for it the Apothecary's Ilall, by J. E. DxFORD. 11 AY.—100 bales prime North River Hay, laud ing from sohooner North State, for sals by • 2s BRIGHAM,KELLY A CO. r gums a beautiful and healthy appearance, removes tartar from th* tooth, afford* an agreeable fra grance to tho breath, and cleanses artificial teeth. For sale at 26 cent* per bottle by JOHN B. MOORE A CO, apl 13 Gibbon# Build tugs. UGARS.—25 bbl*. Crushed Sugar ; 15 boxes UD ■* ....., .... O Loaf Sugar ; 60 bbls Clarified Sugar, landing from schooner Empire, and for sale by 14 CLAQllORN A CUNNINGHAM. H ANNUM 4 CO. A FEW iHOUK OF THOSE VERY A. Pretty lubmt’s Piocauillie Hats and Children's Straw llats of various kinds, jnst reoeived at apt 16 N. K. BABNUM 4 CO. MINIS 4 FLORANCE. lauoxriiHrii.canwndTiiiyMS , 8o»P*. MartlM FoU uut Jab, JAMES 5U1AJVAN, No. 143 Broughton-at. / iKDAU, Oak and Puiutod Pulls and Tubs, V; Willow wore. Clothes and Market Baskets, Pastry emu., n»„ ». -ftjS (OUJTAN energy and mdiiairy which ah. losea— the ainut beau, end atroug ariaa of iraiand—are iraus- ferrsd to bar great rirsl, m build <ta power and contribute to ita pro.pcritv^Tbia double procaaa of aublrestion and atfdtllba wili coon tell ueuu the relativu fortunea of England and America. The trieli ainiiraotccmaalinra with hie little gold and Ilia willing labor. Ila scarce ly aeta bia foot ou American soil before ha br aid in develop log the.reauureoa vf the t lAlll'KT BAOS-Eor rate low by apr 21 LaBOCUB t BOWKE. ft K1UI.1TZ POWUKUS. -Frc.ii aad fall &.lw, prepared aad. £«“*• Y, J. E. DxFORD, Apothecaries' Hail. T IQUORM.--5 half ptPM OUnl Brandy, 5 do ,1 J Roeteau do., 3 ripe* Hcdlaxd «ix, 80 bbls Phalp's do., 30 bbls. Dorn vs tic Brandy, 73 4o. Whitby, received and for sals by apr 3 MCMAHON 4 DOY LE. ~TCOTitU *TCUBES1S.-3U Pirklaf print “ '“I « ' ' Boxes Cheese, reoeived aad Mo MAHON k DOYLE. i of delMtai.lipy -‘itag. Far aftle fay W. U. IfiJttU. lteed Cauct ff^HE tJndersigned ia preparetl to supply orders X for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, at short notioe. Also, keeps constantly on hand a Urge stock of Oak, Ash, Black Jack. Pino and Light WOOD! For sale by the boat load and retail. Consumers oan de pend upon boing promptly supplied with a good article. Strict atUrJiou given to fair ineaeurement. Boxes for orders aro placed at the stores of Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Liucolu, J. M. Cooper 4 Co., otUoo of Morning News, and at th* residence of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-streot. D. REMSUART, j* 21 Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! mHE Subscriber bus now uml keeps constantly 1 on baud a large supply of the best quality of High Land Oak, Hickory, aud Pine WOOD, whioh he offers as low for cash as can be bought in the city. Wood Yard near the Railroad Bridge. ff* b 19-3m] V. WHITE’ WOOD! WOOD!! ri’.ilE SUBSCRIBER keens constantly on hand a 1 large >upp*y of Oak and Black Jack, which he will sell on as good terms as wood can be bought at auy wood- yard in this city. Orders loft at Alien * rv>.*s yard.o r at my residence, oornvr of West Broad and Bryan <*ul, willlo attended to. (fll ly) F. W. AVERFELT. WOOD! W*’OD! f|MlE Subscriber will keep constantly on hand 1 at liis WOODYARD, at the Canal Bridge, a full supply, al all seasons, of OAK aud HICKORY WOOD. All orders left at J. D. Jesse's, Broughtoa-street, will bo promptly attended to. Wood Mold Lovr For C’nnh. jan 1 tf J. M. BUTLER. THAMES'S DIARY ; A Tale of the Punic . f1845. fj A Legend of the Rhine, Rebecca aud Rowena, by W. M. Thackeray. Clara Morelaud; or, Adventures in the far South- West, by Emmertou Beunctt. The Israol of the Alps; A History of the persecutions of ths Waldensea, translated from the Frenohof Rev. Alexis Murton.—London National lllustratod Library. Also, the following from the same Library: A Woman's Journey Round the World, by Ida Pfeifler, illustrateu with lifted Engravings. The .Mormons, or,' Latter-Day Saints, a contempo rary History, with forty Engravings. Tho Illustrated Book of Soottish Songs, from the siratcenih to the nineteenth century. The Book of English Songs, from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. The History of i nglish Literature, by William Spal ding, A. M. Daisy Burns, by Julia Kavanagh. Heir of Rcdcliffa, by the author of “Two Guardians.'' Harry Muir, by author of “Margaret Maitland,” 4c. Lady Bird, by Lady Georgianna Fullortou. Villettoe, by Currer Bell. For sale by apr 13 JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO. IJALlH LEAF FANS, landing and tor aula by X apr 22 MINIS 4 FLORANCE. llOKElUH Mtoinnch Hitter*.—10 coses U«»- ll ker's celebrated Stomach BiUers, just reoeived aud for sale by (apr21) J. ROUSSEAU. A JLK—ALK-ALE.—50 bbls Albnnv Cream J\_ Ale, brewed expressly for me, and aoperlor to any iu the market, landing this day from schooner Empire For sale at the Albany Ale Depot by W. M. DAVIDSON. i Pl’LES, OILANGEM. Ate By ihe Flo XJL rida. 10 barrels Applos; 10 boxes Oranges end • Luuurns; 1 lot of Fresh Hams. JOHN DAILY. \TOTlGIl,—Tho uudeisigned will continue to ll carry on tho Lumber and limber businnsa as heretofore, under the name aim style of J. Roborts 4 Co. J. ROBERTS, mar 19 ROBERT AUSTIN, / \UANGBM, LEMONS, Pecan Nuts, Eng- lish Wa.nuts, Braids, Filberts, Almonds, Rnl- sius. Currants, Dates, Figs, Pine AppleCheese, Bmoked Tongue* nnd Beer Pig Hams, and aline lot of fresh Gro ceries, j net received by spr 20 M. J. SOLOMONS. PHALON’H HAItt IN VIGOR ATOK.- JL This Invijrorator is considered infinitely better than oil or grease for the hair, and is au article iu which a oloausing wash is blended with a most delicate silky and glossy moisture for the hair. It cleans tho pore* of the skin, entirely frees ft lrom scurff or dandrufl and other cuLuteous diseases. Will positively change the harshest hair into the most soft, healthy, aad glossy state. For sale by mar 29 f JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO. Tj'OOT 1 TUB8, Keelers, aud Metal Toilet Setts, J? for sale by (mar 30) JAB. SULLIVAN. TAiPOKTANT TO HtJlLDKUM Ac CON- X TRACTORS.—The subscriber is now prepared to outer into any engagementfor the construction of Water Works, hn having secured the services of an experi enced practical plumber. Specimens of work can be seen at my store, 10,12 aad 14 Barnard street. war It) JOHN J. MAURICE, ll AF.DWAUE*—The uudersiguod, wishing to XX reduce hi* present heavy stock of Hardware, comprising a general assortment of American and Eu ropean go>ds, offers Inducements fov Merchants, Plant ers, Builders and others to furnish themselves at prices unusually low. apt4 JOHN It. NORTON. lAANCV UAHKETH.-A Vury greutvarioty of X Ladle*' Work, Card, Travelling and other Basket*! apr 2 MOUSE k NICHOLS, 166 Brougbton-st. PORK. O BBL8. Me** Pork ; 50 bills. Primo Pork: 115 JUKJ bbls. Rump Pork, lauding from brigs Excel and U. Dunstor, and for sale by apr 2 CLAGliORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. A LK, U1DUU, Aco.—50 bbls. Ale, 20 •<«. Ci der, 16 do. White Wine Vinegar, 20 casks London Porter, received and for sale by opr 22 McMAIION 4 DOYLE. A KOAIAT1C V1NKUAK.—A very desirn- XjL. ble article for the toilet, and an effectual remedy lorueadcxjliL', languor, falntueas, rheumatic pains. 4c. Just received nnd for sale by WM. W. LINCOt.N, apr 6 Monument-square. II AY.—120 buudles Huy, landing from sebr. XX Cataract, for sals by apr6 BRIGHAM, KELLY 4 CO. A11 BA LEM of Prime Timothy Huy, for salo to arrive per schr. Edna C, from Baltimore, by apr 6 A. C. TOMS, 126 Ba>-st. T AAIPWIOKM.—160 gross of Solar, Astral I A and Lard Wicks for sale by JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO., Apr 2 Gibbon's Building*. (JUANDVi—20 hull'und 10 quarter pipes Omni, X> Dupuy 4 Co. Dark and Pals Brandy—vintage 1HA0. pipes do do do—vintage1B4A Of our own importation, landing and for sals by apr 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. TAMIL HALE.—A Siuglo (woodou) House on n X briok basement, two and a half stories high, on Montgomery street, in a pleasant and healthy part of the city, on lot SOxlUU foot. Apply to mar 22 W. WRIGHT. r\ RU YKURE CIIKhSE.—One more of those \JT fine Grnyerre Cheeses will be cut this day at store oornsr of Bull aud Bay streets, by spl 4 3. ROU88EAU. \ LK! ALE!! ALE !!!—100 barrels Albuuy JlL Cream Alt, brewed expressly forme, reoeived per Elxcel and Milford, and lor sale a^lie Albany Ale De- >oL (apr 7) W. M. DAVIDSON. OKUAHSANUDIANUVAdTlIUliD TO- O BACCO.—250,000 Segars various brands, and 66 boxes manufactured Tobacoo, for sale by *pr 7 W. M. DAVIDSON. Il/OOD WAKE.-Plain and Painted Wash YY Tubs, Wood and Zino Wash Beards, Water Pat» «, Well Buckets, Rulers, Trays, etc., for sale by Apr 6 JA8. SULLIVAN. UM1KHH UlCOC’KitlJKH. — Huc.lvnd tier r steasatr—Pir Hams, Fulton Blarket Beef, White Emu. Pig Pork, SOU lbs. Choio* Cheese, and for sale by Apl 14 W. D. FORD. TPAREUEM.—Plain, Fig'd, and tiatiu Utripod X) flareges, for sale by apt 13 KEMPTON 4 VERSTJLLE. (D EIIJ0 HIP IE tS IF CASH STORE. 3 'HE nmlerrigned bnvn now lot jla a largo stock of reea, Hott.a-keeping' and Plantation DRV UOODM, That are ti.tog add ao VERY CllK.tP FOR CASH, that they distance competition In Savannah. * stock * c r stock are the Mat qualities of Printed Chally Cloths and Tisai Bareges aud Barege de Lalnes, French Printed Muslins, Foulard Silks, * Embroidered Robes and Ginghams, Plain Black and High Colored Barege Mourning Dress Goods for Summer. Embroidered mid luce goods, in iMMKNsK Variety. HOSIERY. Ladles' Silk, Gauss and Lisle Undorvests. Gent's Silk, Merino, Ganse and Lislo Undershirt* and Drawers, English Hose end llaiMIose, in every slieaml unalitr. Gloves and Mitts, of every kind, 7 4 Mull, Nainsook, Jaconet, Cambric, and Swiss Muslins, in Plaid, Striped and Figurod, aad In every nualitv Bishop's and Victoria Lawns. 3 1 r * LINENlJOODS. Our store is the Depot for the beat Linen Goods, (all pure flax,) which we retail as cheap as the other mer chants here pay for tho same goods, vis £ Linen Sheetings, in every width and quality, Shirtiflg Linens, Hand-Spun and Undressed, Pillow-Case Linens and Apron Linens, Bird's-Eye Diapers and Scotch Diapers, •' lluckabuck BaUxlnx Towels, Linen Dowlas and lluokahuoks. Table Linens, of every kind, very ohoap, Damask Napkins and Doylies, Table Covers and Toilet Covers, Quilts and Counterpanes, very cheap, iurniture Dimities vnd Furniture f'hlutres, English Furnituro Chintses, very cheep, Stout Lacs for Window Curtains, Drapery Muslins for Window Curtains, Cotton Shirtings and Shootings iu White aad Unbleach ed, and In every quality and every width from \ to 3 yards Tide, Mosquito Laos and Nettings, Linon Drillings and Cottonadca, Silk Warp Black Alpacas, very aheap, Blaok Silks, of every kind. Linen Laces fer Pillow Cases, 4o>4 Cotton do do do Onr stock is replete In almost every article xsedtvl for plantation uae, includiug COTTON OSNABUBGS, CHXAF. tines, Colored Homespuns, for women's dresses, Cottonadca for men's wear. Brown Cotton Shsetini MATTING, VXRY r.UKAr. Onr atook it so thoroughly filled up to UNITE THE fl; - LARGEST ASSORTMENT, and itls fixed for sale at Jrio.i BO L'NIFORMI.Y vjsRY CHEAP, ttilt Jllir- •ihoaers of a large assortment, in small and large quan tities, can be salted in a greater number of artioles, and thoreby effect a greater saving, than in auy other store in Savannah. Buyers are invited to inspect our whole stock, ms we rely on the pxtroaagv of the greatest ber of purchasers (by our diffusing the greatest rocipr cal intere.u) for enduring and increasing support. McCOSKER A TKEANOR, 111 Congress street, next to Bull street, apr 4 *> and opposite the Pulaski House. DIBBLE* CAREY CLOTHIERS AND ‘MERCHANT TAILORS, Wareroom N. E. Corner of H'hitaker and Broughfon-sts., Havitnnnh. T HE Subscribers, in announcing to their numer ous customers and tbo publia, the arrival and oponing of their 'Spring S toe k , folioitato themaelves ou the advantages which their re cant purchases suable them to offor all who desire to select their Clothing from an extensive assortment of tho cboieeat goods, made in tho most Fashionable Style, These goods have been purchased under the personal inspection of one of the proprietors; and availing th l _ selves of favorable eiroumstanees, they arc enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but to offor them LOW PRICES, must distance all competition in their trad*. The following enumeration is made for tbs benefit of untry, whoso orders will i Gsntlemon in the .. . prompt attention, and who, when in th* olty, ar* re spectfully invited to an examination of our Goods. OENTLEIIlEN’ft CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality. in Black, Blue, Brown, BUSINESS COATS, in greatvarioty, vis: Linen. Rus- Grssn and Oliva Colors. US1NE8S COATS, In great tj» . hihib. nui- sia Duck, Drr.b Dote, Alpaeba, Ca*hmerot, Freak and Book business Con is. PANTALOONS.—Blaok Doeskin at a great variety of Brk and Faney Cassimores, at a groat variety of pries*. Drab Deu •* M •• White and Fanoy Linen Drills, “ " “ Fancy Marseilles, ** ** H VESTS.—Black Silk and Satin Vosts. Fanoy Bilk White Gllk, for Party 1 White, Buff and Fancy Marseilles M White aud Buff Duok and Linen FURNISHING GOODS. Furnishing Goods of every description for Gentle- X. N. Winkler, commission MERCHANT, William—*«’, Build la,., Bay-MraaL K«Tiranah, On. apr IB WELLS* DURR, j Factor) amt Coinmiitien McrehsnU, •of 2l_ 94 BAY-STREET. SAVANNAH. 1/ I AW CO-PAltTNKH»|lii’V _|_y signed has taken Into partnership, oftLe Law, his son. ISAAC MULgOHft , L T - r the name of M. A I. M. MARSH. They wlU attend the Superior Courts of Chatham, Btyai Effingham. Horivan, Burke, Washington aadWi Counties, and have made arrangements fox the collection of debts In most of the oonattos in the Bis <°* y 1 “'aati ««. *. auu. MKXSY O. *U!«. CO*PARTNBHBHIP NOTICK. nplIB undarslgoefl linn this day associated with him I Mr. HENRY C. KING, of GJynn Conetj, with whom he will continue the Facto rage aad Commission Business iu this city, under the firm of Hull 4 tuieg. . JitO.U. HULL, No. 210 Bay nmt. Savannah, January 12,1863. 8. 8. SIBLEY, Wholesale and B*taU Bookseller and Stationery No. 136 C kseiier and Stationer,*^ 6 Congress-st.. opposite Monument-sq. 4F SAVANNAH, QEO. (ERAS. M. PICKETT, CONTRACTOR AND GUILDER, 1| AV1NU resumed his busineae. is Dow pre- IXpxrsd to oontraet for Buildings, or Jotting work of anyd ascription, in his line. Stairs executed with neat ness and dispatch. A shore of tbe public patronage is most respectfully solicited. Carpenter Shop comer of Walnut ant Harrlsoa-ffts., soond street wastof Brew a and Harris's BUMS#., it. D. Evans ATTORNEY AT . LA W, 6SUNDUUSVIUJK, Washington Coowrv, Oa., Will precline in the Courts of tbs Middle Cireult. AH business committed to his ears will bw sxaouted with promptness and dispatch. _ RxmKXNCM.—Messrs. Both well 4 Smith, aud Dr. If. ... Byrd, 8avauuah. ly„ Jan 27 BROWN 4 HARRIS, Boarding, Livery, AND SALH HTABI.lt, WEST BROAD-iTREKT. .. lEoww. . jy f—ly jodox w. munis} A NEW FIRM. V. r. KAURIS. 8 IXABHXS Sc CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES. P. M. CAKEY OULD respectfully give notice that he bar Tr _ VV reopened Iiri 'JaJlery, corner Bryan street and Market square, where he is prepared to execute Pic tures in his much admired style, either la cloudy. fair weather. Instructions given in the art aad all th* Auuaraloa furnished. Also, a laige lot of Flats*, Cases, Chemi cals, Ac., for sals JOHN POOIJB, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARITXi Paint, v'X&Zi Camel Hair Pencil*, Badger and Cains! | ‘-ORgPtttt*/ Blenders. Graining Combs, Artiste’ , , Brushes, ao. Ao. .jfe Paper Hanging a, Borders^ and Firs*Board Prints! N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Gnin* ing and Glaalng, done on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitnket-et. Nearly opposite Swift, Denslew A C*. Henry JK. Wosbbura, SHIPPING AND ci)MNM8&0N MESCHANlt Jy31 HAVANNAM, GKOBQIA. ly A.B.DULIN, OOTTON FAOTOR. ■ SAVAN&EU. No. 74 BAY-STREET, GEOItGE J. SMITH, fcPACTtIK, COMMISSION MERCHANT,! And General Agent. NO. 168 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH, OKORCHa. T. Ifl. ItOSlS, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, No. 107 Barotiwet, II the Blue Sion, ant door West firm Drayicm sSrmi,) Keeps constantly on hand, imported and home-made CIGARS, of different brands, fin* ent TOBACCO, and OrJtrM/tomlkt OnmUyjrananoB,qltitiilto. muntrum Ac Cox, \A TTORAEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia. .Will oolleot Debts in the following Counties: De KaJb, Fayette, Heard, Cass, Murray, Cherokee ewton, Coweta, Camp boll, Gordon, WaUer. Dears erriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, 2>pauidU>*. DMlN Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, UwianstL M ” “ ~ ‘i-;Stoddard 4 Co., CimHestea, &mu1 tf 1 ~ Tn'oM.i ». Co«.~* Carolina; Williams 4 Brother, Ai Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, New-Yvrkl fttflT Nat. MiNuux. (Store, Spittoons, Cigar Lamps, Candlo Sticka, Ac, apr W MORSE 4 NICHOLS IZatjkh! siiATUH!! SlatShTTP An aasortment of tbe finest and ehsafteafc Slates ever in this market, just received. Also, a specimen of tbe best Hooting Slates, which can bo furnished whole sale or fetal.* by S. 8. SIBLEY, 1'* *5 No. U6 Congress street. ‘apt21 ’ Laroche a bowne. IIITK AND COLORS LINEN DRILLS, W 1IITK AND COLORED LINK Slat* Linens and Linen Cantinas. Summer Vestings, Summer Linen 1 Pillow l£8x* nnd English Long For sale by nos, prince a inert uns, spring siockb, merino snirta and drawers, eotton do., sus(>endors, half hoes, gloves— all kinds, best quality pateut yoke shirts, a ffno as sortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Broshes, Port- tuunias, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment ol the latest and most fash ionable styles. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising tbs largest assortment city, consisting of Frocks, Sacks, Polka Backs, Jackets. Vests and Pants, in every varioty of style and material suitable for the season. MERCHANT TAILORING. The favorable aad long established reputation which their establishment has enjoyed and still maintains for ths style and finish of its ycrmtmU made to order, as wollas for the superior quality of their cloths, dura bility of color anil substantial workmanship, it shall be the constaut effort of the proprietors still to ooutinno.— They invite the special attention of both old — customers to the following, from which they . gared to furnish garments, which they will werant U.C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merohant, ly) 8*T«anali.tt.orgla. [nov n HKK.T U. POUT. PORT Sc FACTORS AND * Julian 1 T T O R N E Y Ojfies comer Whitalxr-st. and l BUNKER St OGDEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS rap 4 MO. m BAY-STREET. SAVANNAH. ly P. Jacobs’ CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOBXt ■47 HulUm., ftlgn of tho “ B1r I n.,o t * N,.r Monument Squur,. B.rua.A, uV. Krap, cojutently on h.ud . L. usu , jgo. ptlmpirM C1EUI.W wall Hof hi,phd inknsfratura,,tvh.lw.1. ..U ratal!. Altu, C'howln, ,ud UmnAlac T4&M40, fluuE 1 in both fit and fashion. HlfiioNl'S k BIOLLY'8 best Bins, Elaok, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronx*. Corobo and Oliv* Clothe. Blaok Doeskin, Blaok, Casaimerr, and a large assort ment of Colored and Fanoy Tweed*. LINEN GOOD8.—White, Buff aad fancy Linen VESTINGS.—White Bilk and Satin, for Party Vest*. Blaok and fancy Silk aud Batins. White, Buff and Orange Casslmsrss. A large variety of White. Buff aud fanoy Marseilles. . (JNIFOBIYI SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in tho city aud throughout th* Stato, made and furnished at the shortest notioo DIBBLE 4 CAREY. Mew Watch, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY MTOUK, BROUGHTON-STREET, No. 148. M K. FRANCIS 8TE1N, Manufacturer of Chro- noineters, Clocks, Town Clocks, Wafrhos. 4c. to., respectfully Informs his customers aud the public gene rally that he has fitted up th* Store 148 Broughton-at.. . »d and repaired with dispatch, and warranted. New fashion Jewelry and Fanoy Goods of all descriptions sold at th* lowest prloes possible. repaired by me to satisfaction, and warranted^ FRANCIS STEIN. Shawls, Collars, Ac, ^UFER. and common Crape Sitawle, plain and andyke Collars, beautiful goods. Parasols, assorted, Ladies' Grson. Brown and Black Bilk Umbrellas, ass'd., Plain, Striped aud Checked Olace Bilks, Bareges, Tis sues and Grenadians, Colored and White Jaconet and Organdy Muslins, t , A largo assortment of Irish Linens. French Printed Cambrics. M. PRENDEBGA8T 4 CO., apr 4 178 Broughton street. T>Ktt 8TKAIU81I1P VLUUlDA-ty boxes “leuons. A choice assortment of Corned Tonrae* received by JUCBMCO aittorimsa gJ LT ^ WhiUkcr-St. MPUOVflB KXTUA HIZK 8E1UL1VZ POWDERR—These Powders arc prepared exprens- l&*M3aa»wsaSMB in (blog affnetivBJ prevail; and James McHeury, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marino Protests Noted and Extended, Avmskm ad- tusted, Charter Parties and Average Rends drawn. F*~ perstrepared whereby to recover »»iiiA. r or British Underwriters, and atters connected with Shipping 'pentel fiec No. 118 Bay street, opp Kinehley, Lockett A Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS N». 78 Uuy-at., HAvaanth, U>. I. r. uiHuuLur. m. uoouirr. *. ihui HOWLAND & 00^ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 17!* Iluytainn, bnuak. • * — " Joan t. uoHuuia, n JOB a T. UOWIS.1D. GILBERT BUTLER, UA8TU BUU.DKH, MSB llUMBKK DEALER IN WHITE **'•«*. Ogl.th.rpe S, D. W. MlscvUy, SHIP AND 6KNEBAL BLiClSMJTH, 44 < r^s Conte* r Steamboat and Mill Work, aad every (teeorlption’o Blaoksmithing sxeoutsd witimsaUceeand dispcleh. Dying and Renovating KstablUhment, * SAVANNAH, OEOROIA, 73 Y.rUrara.^rj.r^ th. Court* T ABIES' Silll ,U|J Woolouf road, or steamboat* ate req that 1 taay know whsroto o_ to s?nd them back. af ft pareols, wiil U about S3 attended to. apr l.'l U ALEXANDER GAL ^-in . ,• -- •?lh : j~-i 11 • 1 iMlflfiBi it - - —.■— • , „i „;eaiflmadiiji.i t iii,
