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Fonr Days Later from Europe!
A K a I V ALoFTUB CANADA.
New Yokk, Aprl 28.
Tho Britiah mail ateamihip Canada. Capt,
Stone, arrived at ” “* ~
Halifax, N.S., this morning,
bringing Liverpool dataa to Saturday, tlm lGlii
Liverpool Cotton Market Tho favor
able advices per eteuoier lialtic, caused an
odraiicaofnna-eighih of a penny. Tho lower
qualities improved moot, but all qualities were
dearer. The Bales of the week coinprisa 60,-
000 bales, of which speculators look 11,000,
and exporters 12,000 bales, leaving 37,000
bales to lho trade.
The quotations ore as follows : Fair Or
leans, Girl.; Middling 5 15-16d.; Fsir Uplands
f'Jd.i Middling 6)d.
The imports at Liverpool lor tho week
were 42,000 bales, and the Slock 818,000
hales.
aci ( maunsr, the superior claims of this work
to toe patronage of the Merchants and Coni
lalialsortlio cities of Sovsunoh, Charleston
New York and New Orleans, who will un
doubtedly, when limy see its importance and
how directly their interests are likely in ho hen
alitted. auitain them by contributing euhstan-
delay * umclent 10 cll "T l ' le the work without
. ?• The (lorerninant of llie Stale of Florida
!* ioalructad by tho Coustitution to encourage
judicious works of Internal Improvement. We
inter from this that there can he uu partial oi
strictly lurol application of the Internal Im
p lavement Fund of this Slate, and that wo rnny
wnoonoblv expect not only a donation of the
Slate lands an the line of this rand to the Com
pany, hut turthor subslantial aid besides, from
that lurid for lliia work ; and comridaring it in
more National (Iran many other road* that have
received liberal grants of land from tho Con-
grass or the United Slates, wo feel assured
that that body will grant all the public loud
“V route to aid in its construction.
J. DARLING.
S. B. TODD,
H. C. BELLOWS,
C. L. FRIEBELE,
r.,. . . W. D. FREEMAN.
I lie following resolutions wero also hand*
od in, read and adopted, viz :
Resolved, That u Committee of Threo be ap-
pointed by the Chairman of thi* meeting to prepare
an Address to tho citizen* of Eait uud South
Horida.on thn •ubjertofbuibliof a railroad from
,.® AUaBtle to tho Gulf, commeuciug ut the most
eligible and avuilable point within the State, on the
Atlantic, or the St. John'* River, and terminating
*ome point near tho town of Tamp* en the GulL
Resolved, 1 hat thi* mealing heartily concur with
tho suggestion of Hernando Couuty, to hold a con
vention at Ocala, on the llrat day of July, believing
thut such a Convention, being made up of delegate*
from the several countie* of Eust ami South Florida,
would result in much good to the great undertaking,
therefore, this meeting, iu furtherance of that tug-
■aid' Couventlou° 1U1 ,wcnly ' rour de l e 6*‘«« to attend
Pursuant to tlm last resolution tho follow-
*°N fftolletnen wero appointed delegate* to at
tend the Ouala Convention, namely :
i Dr A, B * W ' D Preeman, C.i. Crawford,
Jo*eph Moon Mmon, Turman, Je*aeCarter. W If
Meredith, II. V. flnell, M. Po.t, 8. L. SHarkman, E,
rlazier, Dr. J. Branch, Joseph Braden, W. 11.
WyalLlB. J. Hurt, Daniel Kunsell, Lewia Lanier,
1 ho*. Nichcll, Janie* Getti*, Wro. J. Brown, Robert
Gamble, C. L. Fnebele, If. C. Bellow*, S. Dolan-
i°i n mo . ,,on of J * I)a Y*ing, Esq., it was order-
ed that the proceedings of this meeting be for
warded for publication to the Florida Mirror,
at Ocalu, and lhat the Jacksonville, Savounuh,
• liarleatou and New Orleans poperu bo re
quested to copy.
C. L. Crawford, Ch’n.
S. B. Todd, Sec’y.
Appointments.
Washington, April28.
Tha Hon. John A. Dix has been appointed
Minister to France.
-Tbo Hon. Richard K. Mead, Minister to
Chili.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
New Orleans, April 27.
1 he entire sales of Cotton on Wednesday
comprised barely 1,500 bales, but prices ex
hibited no quotable change. Molasses is de
clining—priin^|8jvorth^cent8 per gallon.
Murderer Arrested.—Tho Vadeviecnm
informs us that a man named Worshard, who
lately killed Samuel Brannon in Daio county,
(AU.J bad been arrested uepr old Fotl Perry
in Marion counly, by a party ol gcnltemcn from
Alabama, who have taken bim back to stand
liis trial. Worshard resisted the arrest and
severely, if not mortally, wounded a brother of
Brannon and a man named Clark.
I3T Mr. Loughborough, editor of the St.
Louis Times, a bitter Ahti-Benton-m.ni, has
been appointed Surveyor General of Missouri
and Illinois.
£#* Governor Foote, of Mississippi, is
spoken of in high quarleis for the mission to
France.
Railroad Meeting at Tampa, Florida.
We find iu the Ocala Mirror, the proceed
ings of an adjourned meeting of the citizens of
Hillsborough oounty, convened ut tho Court
iu Tampa, on Tuesday the 12th inat., at which
C. L. Crawford, Eaq., was called to the chair,
and Dr. S. B. Todd, appointed Secretary. S?
B. Todd, James McCsy, W. II. Freeman, W.
C. Bellows, aud C. L. Friebelc, having beeu
appointed a committee to draft Resolutions to
present to this meeting, and also a memorial to
the Congress of the United States, asking fora
donation of land, to aid in the construction of
Railroad across tbo Peninsula of Florida,
made through their Chairman, the following
report :
Your Committee, to whom you assigned the
duty of preparing Resolutions forthcnctiou of
this meeting, and whom you also instructed to
prepare the draft of a Memorial to tho Con
gress of the United States, upon tho subject ol
the Florida Hailro<ut Company, have per
formed that duty to the best of their ability,
and now, respectfully submit, tor your consid
eration, the following Resolutions und Memo
rial relative to this important subject, viz :
1. The Florida Railroad Company charter
ed by the General Assembly of the Slute of
Florida at ita last Session, for the purpose of
constructing a Railroad across lho Peninsula
of Florida, from some tributary of the Atlan
tic Ocean to terminate in like maimer no the
Gull of Mexico, South of Suwannee River, ia
intended to accomplish nu operation of Inter
nal Improvement ol incalculable importance to
Last Florid?, directly, and to the whole state j
and a« aucli recommends ita purpose to every
citizen, as one in which he has a large person
al interest.
. 2. This work ia one eminpuilf national in
its'more important features, bacaunu it con-
Recta two points of interrupted natural naviga
ble water route communication, tho Atlantic
Gcean and the Gulf of Mexico, making a clear
thoroughfare, continuoua and unbroken from
uue extreme of the United States to the other,
yy tho shortest and safest practicable route.
Ibis fact, particularly, tecomrneuda the work
( <J the capitalist and patriot r because it gives
assurance of profit to tha .stockholder, and a
further development of the vast resources, still
latent, of our country.
3. It ia lho interest of the stockholder that
thi* road should be located ao at to produuc
me greatest amount of profit, by afTordiug the
heat facilities for transportation and travel that
die route is capable of—to insure its duing
»uat, it is ueceesary to meet the poiuls of wuter
connection, at such depth as shall, at all times,
accommodate steamers, such a* are engaged
10 “j® Southern and South-western trade ; and
particularly to locate the western terminus ai
■ueb point as shall be fo and possessing these
•“Damages, and beat protected by natural bar-
Tiers from the fury ol the Equinoctial Galea,
fhe point indicated by nature for this terminus
“ lumps Bay.
•1. The pro-ei
The Lomm of the Independence.
Additional Particular»—Another Steamboat
Disaster—Further California News.
New Orleans, April 24.—Tha Picayune
learns the following further particulars oi the
laful wreck ol the steamer Independence in
the Pacific. There were about four hundred
passengers in all rescued from tho wreck, who
were taken to fSan Francisco. Many of them
suffered groat distress ond were almost roduoud
to a state of starvation. Up to the departure
of the steamer Cortez, it was not ascertained
that of tho passengers on hoard the Indepen
dence, ono hundred and fifty had boon lost,
bourteen of the ciew also supposed to be
drowned, ua nothing was heard of them after
the disaster.
I he steamer Page, running between Sacra
mento and San Fronciaco, burst her boilers in
Sucramento river, by which four persons were
killed and many seriously injured. Tho boat
was partially insured.
1 ho loss by the inundation of Marysville is
very serious, and the suffering of the inhabi
ts* steamer Tennessee,'haretnfiire reported
wrecked, has been abandoned. She was fast
going to pieces.
Nothing of importance in the Legislature be
yond the passage of a bill imposing n tax on
foreign miners. A resolution was offered on
the 25 of March, which passed both houses, to
adjourn sine die on the 15th of April.
Tho passage of the foreign miiiers’ tax bill
was received with great rejoicing by the
native miners. The impression prevails that
that its effect will be to drive many foreigners
from the mines.
The United Slates steamer Unicorn sailed
from Panama on the 8th for Australia with 150
passengers. 'There were but few passengers
at Aspinwali waiting transit to the Statee.
The Alta California says that considering
the enormous stock of must articles on hand,
and the heavy imports known to bo on'the
way, it is not expected prices will reuct for
several mouths to come to a point that will
yield a profit even to shippers.
Flour ims further declined, with sales at $9.
50 per bbl. Sales also on private terms—sup
posed to be at $9.50 to $10 per bbl.
Amoug the passengers lost in tho ateamor
Independence, are : Mrs. Ayres, aud child, of
Georgia; Martha Lackey, of Georgia, and
iu
diting tho movements of tho solemn Baptiste ,
and when the former wua happily got fp his
chamber, and a repast set before him, the
worth v landlord sal with the air of a man ha
rassed beyond endurance, and bade his wife
^ivo him u cup of wine, and fcleli his pipo
Trom the berceau, where had laid it down oil
the arrival of his new guest, for ho could not
stir more.
r fl»* P*po was no sooner brought and re
lighted. than M. 'Trictrac's bell was rung
violently.
‘Muii Uicu! It U too bad!’ groaned Ban-
Date. 1
* I'■'ill go,’ said his wife.
‘ |*| *Ir •' CnCd "ilhfDeat acorn.
R° W |R aflVignt tlltu beyond recovery!
Baptisto hobbled up the sluirs, which creak
ed loudly beneath his weight. M. 'Trictrac
wantod the saddlebags. Baptiste dcsconded
to tho bar, took up the bags, and thus laden
reasccuded.
Pierre Savon tho barber, and Jacquoa Menu-
ble the miller, came in to smoke their evening
pipes with Hoste, Baptiste, as their custom
was. To them was related the story of the
re ff* , * , .**~»ow ho came, riding as it for tho
life of him; how giddily he descended from
his horse ; how he abused Baptiste, aud order
ed him right and left ; what an extraordinary
name ho had; how quickly ho ainried into
choler at tho mention of it. ‘And now,’con
tinued Baptiste, * I have just leu h«ni, and tho
moment 1 was outside the door, he turned tl:i
kev with a violent hand, ai.dl' ckeJ himself
soir, monsieur!* said l. ‘ Bon diahlo
quoth ho, enraged e’en at c-v'litf.’
* Trictrac! l’l warrant hr> is ef in
pf my calling-
a brave miller P suid Jacques Mcnuhle, laugh
mg ut his own joke.
* Toko care what you are about, Host Bap-
David Nichols, do.
Monslunr Trictrac.
For nearly thirty years, Baptiste Pyrrho-
nien was laudlord of La Belle Esperance, u
pretty little hostel near Fontainbleau. Bap
tiste was a fat man, with a dull eye aud a big
nose. It took three good yards to circum
scribe his huge corpus. Ilia voice was as
deep as a well; aud when it was about to give
words to his thoughts, you might hear it gurg
ling and struggling far down.
Ouebouutilul evening, in a summer not very
long past, while Baptisto was eittiug in his
berceau, smoking his pipe, his attontiou was
attracted by the clatter of hoofs on the high
way. A horseman rode rapidly up, and stop
ped at the door. Baptisto waddled forth at tho
lop of his speed, touched his cap to the tra
veller, and held the bridle while he dismount
ed. Tho stranger descended to terra Jirma iu
n very awkward fashion ; never had Baptiste
seen a man get off his horse so clumsily ; in
deed, had not ho himself held out his hand
with dexterous promptitude, the traveller’s
head would have touched tho grouud before
his icet.
‘Confound you! what are you doing?*
cried the clumsy ono in a rage, as if Buptiste
were tho cause of Ilia tnaladrcste.
* Pardon, monsier, pardou,’ murmured Bap
tiste, with a how, which told the other that,
notwithstanding he had taken a great liberty,
he should be excused.
‘ To the stablo with him!’ cried the travel
ler,. tossiug his hand fowurds his steed, which
appeured to huve been subjected tu severe
exercise. ‘ Rub him down; give him beans
and hay ; and put a bucket of water near him,
ad that he muy drink when he likea. Take
great care of him.*
‘ Bien, Monsieur!!’ And Baptiste handed
the auimal to hia u arc on d’ ecurie aud gave
him instructions with great stato.
‘ Holla! I ftiriEiii 4 ItV ivitli lit
pro-eminence of Tampa Bay for the
wester^ terminus of any railroad acros? the
emiiBuU ol Florida, Bouth of tho Nuwatinee
i 80 established, that it is absurd
,0 believe, for a moment, that any^ other can
possibly come in competition with it, that will
present Uke ed vantages on all aid**. It affords
precisely ell, the advantages required and no
oiuer point does afford them, to wit: a safe,
commodious and navigable harbor, accessible
a* Sll times, having sufficient depth of water to
'he purposes of unlimited ocean trade,
i his being fact, it Ia the chief interest of the
■ifflLa*'*;afe*" ,o ‘ J
of tilis roxd, „ JU<J
«nd oo,;t,gu„ UI , Q , h(J
i caiioot (ail to
Holla! I forgot. l)ff with the bags, and
hriug them after me.* A couple of bags were
detuched from the nuddb, and carried into the
bur ol La Belle Esperance, whither tho tra
veller hud slowly proceeded, walking labori
ously aud painfully, as if jaded oy long
riding.
* Monsieur Trictrac! Trictrac—Trictrac—
Trictrac—a remarkably odd name,’ muttered
Baptiste, aa he spelled a card attached to ouc
of the bags.
‘ Odd! What’s the matter with it ? exclaim
ed the traveller, whose sharp ear had caught
the aside. * Come, come; don’t take my
name in vain, or 1 shall be angry I*
‘Pardon, monsieur!’ exclaimed Baptiste os
before, a little flushed at finding himself in col-
lisiou with so mettlesome a gentleman. M.
Trictrac was a very elegantly-hulli young
man, petit and slender, with a profusion of
rich brown hair, eud an effeminate voice. Of
hia features, Baptiste could not see much, lor
he had a lacs handkerchief over hie mouth :
but z pair of bright black eyas, restless and
piercing, seamed to shoot their lightning
glances on ell aud everything el the same
tiste,’ chirped Pierre Bavon, shaking hia little
heud mysteriously. • This looks mirhty suh-
piciuus. If tho police pay you a visit all
along of this man, don’t aay I haven't warned
you !
* Bah !* rumbled Buptiste scornfully, though
obviously alarmed ut the idea.
‘ It’s no joke to harbor a criminal—as I
warront this man is, from what you tell me,’
continued Bavon.
‘ May bo he had a hand in the goings-on at
Lyons, conjectured Jacques Menuble.
I bus the trio chatted, as they smoked their
tobacco and sipped their wine. 'The night
advanced. As it grew dark, the lamp was
lighted. 1 he dame and the rest of the house
hold retired to rest. M. Trictac furnished nn
exciting topic for the three cronies; busied in
speculation respecting him, they remained
with Baptiste until long past the usual hour.
When at length they prepared to depart, they
discovered that it was raining heavily, and ao
returned, and recommenced smoking and talk-
ing, resolving to wait till fhe storm wus over.
A vivid flash of lightning eclipsed for a mo
ment tho feeble rays of the lamp ; the thunder
clap that followed aeemed as il it would shat
ter the little hostel. A violent summer-tempest
ensued. The trio, weary and awe-stricken,
ceased their talk, and sat listening in silence
to the hurly-burly of the elements. As the
thunder continued la roll in frequent pauls,
quick and heavy footsteps were heaid over-
i *n^’ 'Trictrac could not sleep, it appeur
ed. Baptiste wondered whether this fierv
guest were rating the weather. At any rate, It
was very unpleasant—enough to make any
one figety and nervous—to beur, amidst thuu-
aer, lightning, wind and rain, the incessant
sounds of looisieps, as of u person pacing
hither and thither agitated and restless.
‘ Hark ” exclaimed Pierre Savon all at once,
"'"wb* r ' W ‘ ,h 11 face dismally pale.
•Linton! Attain nnd again.’ The othera
list.tied attentively, hut heard nothing. -It
has ceased now,’ said Pierre: -but no—
there V
The low and mournful aounds of a distant
horn, seeming to comq (roui ih- i.uXi t,
U« hg^,*^dyrtt*„BU/qjy .nun/.
which was repeuted at short intervals, became
more and more distinct, aa it whoever pro
duced it were rapidly approaching.
Apparently, M. Trictrac heard the eojinds
also, for he ceaeed hie agitated promenade,
and opened his window. And what was the
astonishment of the three listeners, when, as if
in response to a sustained note from lho dis
tance, they heard the sound of a horn issuing,
sharp and cleur. from the chamber of the
strange guest! Thoughts of conspiracy, re
volution, robbery, rupine, and everything hor
rible, took possession of the trio ; and each in
voluntarily rose to his feet as the loud notes
siieained from the window of M. Trictrac.
The sound of approaching hoofs, as of several
horses urged tu tho top of their epood, was
f iresently distinguished, end shortly afterwards
bur horsemen stoppod in front of the house.
Almost besido himself with astonishment
and alarm, Baptiste hastily extinguished the
candle, and went to the window. The alurui
had ceased--the clouds were tearing wild
ly away—it grow lighter evey instant.
One of the horsemen, wfiu kept liimaell
somewhat in advance of the rest, doffed bis
cap, and bowed towards M. Trictrac’s window,
at which, uo doubt, that individual had sta
tioned hin°.elf.
You aro come! it is well; and you seo I
here also,’ said M. Trictrac.
Teu thousand thanks? Oh, how shall 1
repay thee ?’ exclaimed the horseman iu a
lone of passionate gratitude. ‘ Did I not
swear that nought should make me break my
word ? and, behold, here I am in spite of thun
der, lightoing, wind, and rain!*
‘O thy devotion'—
' Av. it in real! ai
dlo-hags and a horn, and strewn about the room
were varioua artieleaofapparel—the very same
in which the mysterious Trictrac was arrayed
tho day before.
After a rapid embrace betwixt Comte Besu-
jou end the mysterious fair one, he handed
her, with a delighted and gallant air, into the
carriage, took his place by her side, nnd the
whole cortege had driven off before Baptiste
had descended.
4 Diablo!’ cried lie. ‘ Ten francs—not a sou
paid. But there’s lho horse in the stable—
that's something . Baptisto was like a mau
n dream : he could understand nothing.
An hour afterwards, another traveller rode
up with frenzied haste to the door of Ln Bello
Esperance. A tall elderly gentleman dismount-
ed hurriedly Iroin his foaming nnd punting
steed, and strode into tho bar. Ilo appeared
agitated to a degree of desperation.
* Host, a word with you,’ cried ho in a voice
which made Baptisto shake in his shoes.—
* Don’t try to play any tricka with me, or I’ll
shoot you l” aud lie drew a formidable looking
pistol from bis breast. * Thus far,' he contin
ued, * 1 have traced a certain person, who, I
have discovered, came to this houee last eve
ning, and passed the night here. Conduct me
to that person instantly!'
' Mala, monsieur*—
' Como, come, I'm far past besring equivo
cation or oxcuse. Do as Y hid you, or as
surely as 1 am maddened by rags and misery,
I'll blow your brains out!'
* There ia iio one in the house at present.
Monsieur may search. The person who came
yesterday departed this morning,’ said Bap
tiste, with most unwonted velocity of utter-
* Mon Dieu ! If you ate deceiving me, VR
make you rue it.’
‘ He—alio—he has left his horse here, nnd
will call for- it, I suppose, by and by—your
excellency had belter wait a while.’
' Left a horse ? *Lot me set it.*
Baptiste huirsed to the stable, followed by
the lurious gentleman.
' My own Carlo!’ exclaimed the latter as he
patted the horse's neck with a nervous and
agitated hand. * Host, I will wait ua you ad
it was not very long before the cortege spo
ken of abovo was descried in the distance re
turning towards the hostel. Baptisto pointed
it out to tho angry gentleman, uud imrratedthe
circumstances under which he had before seen
it. The latter retired into the Liable, expecting
it would stun, aud that the bor ' would bo ta
ken away. It came up, however, and drove
uu without pausing. With an exclamation of
fury, he mounted hia own jaded steed, and rode
in pursuit. Baptiste watched in profound as
tonishment.
The carriages stopped. Tho pursuer pre
sented tho pistol at the head of the Compte do
Bouujois. 'The ladieB screamed. Comte
Beaujois stood up in the carriage, took off'his
hat, and bowed low to him who appeared to
menace hia lifo. It was a moment of deep ex
citement. Tde gentlemen who were with
Beaujois stood up, and a parley ensued be
tween them and tho ono on horseback, accom
panied by abundant jesticulation. Presently
the whole parly turned back, alighted, and en
tered the house of Baptiste. All seemed much
ngitaiod. No sooner was he of the pistol inside
Baptiste's little room, thun Coiute Beaujois
und the lady of Triotrac reminiscence threw
themselves at his foot, imploring forgiveness,
and praying that he would not mar their hap
piness—that he would not frown when Heaven
seemed to smile. The other ltdies and gentle
men, all of whom were young and of distin
guished appearance, aupported the prayer
with much warmth and earnestness. For some
time, it was all in vain. At length, however,
after a long and agitated silence, ho to whom
the appeals wero made held out his right hand
to Beaujois, and placing his left upon tho head
L yopng lady, whose tears were flowing
» strange mailiagvor unj wnmf
Beaujois with Julia, deuglitei of General Mar-
entpn, is Baptiste Pyrrhonien’s stock tnle.—
Never was a reckless scheme more daringly
carried out by the resolute soi-disant M. Tric
trac—nevwr was an infuriated parent more
cleverly and completely subdued and propitia
ted ; and umny years of happiness hive al
ready rewarded the adventurous spirit of the
Coin to und Comtess Beaujois. ‘No wonder,*
Baptiste nlwav s remarks with a smile, ' That
Monsieur Triu.'rac got off his horse so clum*-
sily !'
F#r ‘he Growth end Embellishment of
tbo Hwlr, to Prevent Ita Fnlllnn
, , . Ofl *»nd Turning Gray,
4 "£f*** **• premiums by tks States of
New-Yorh, Maryland and Michigan, at their
Annual Fairs of 1851.
f P!IE KATIIAIKON neutralizes the effect of dU-
.1 oiue, olimsto, snd old sge, in presetvtiur snd re
storing the human Hair even after a haldn*«j of tweutv
“
For Ladita* or Gentlemen's use, in the world. Its per
fume equals Lukin's Choicest KstracU. nnd being Tree
from all offensive oil or ootoring properties, it gives the
by no other*" re* srafl 'n*’* 1 ' H>P«*ran<*, secured
The nee of the Kathairon is adopted by the first pby-
sioians in Europe nnd America, and ha* a patronage
and sale unpreoedentud in the history of tho materia
medics, but word* are *ur»erlluou«, a trial only can
attest its real virtue, as millions certify. IV) be had
thronehont North and South America, Europe and the
Islands of the Ocean, In largo bottles, for 2ft cents.
Sold In Savannah by T. 5L TURNER 4 CO.
11 Ml Bay-street.
Lyon’s Extract
PURE JAMAICA QINQER.
l^OR Dyspepsia, Cholic, Ckolora Morbus, Cbole-
+ , Fsvsr and Ague, Summer Com
plaints, Nervous and General Debility, *o. A pure ur-
Helt, and administered with positive offoot In the above
complaints. Also used as a bevorago and for onllnary
purposes. Sold every whero. 7
Sold in 8tovaanah by T. M. TURNER 4 CO.
“ emos 181 Bavetreer
liecd Cane!
WOOD!
Light
”m.o”
large
For aale by the boat load and ratal!. Consumers oan da-
pond upon being promptly auppliod with a good artiole.
Strict attain-m given to fair measurement.
Boses for orders ore placed at the stores of Messrs. J,
Murchison, W. W. Unwin, J. M. Cooper 4 Co.,offlo*
GlBIIliAIPIfiB'Q 1
CASH STOKE.
T uow for ***• * new
Droxs, Homo-keeping and Plantation
UKV (HMUMI,
•“>-> «> VIRY CHEAP TOR CA*U,
that they disUues competition In Savannah.
In^onr stock are the best .inalitles of
Print*,1 Chaffy Cloths and Tisanes,
Barsgssaad Barege de Laines,
Fro neb Printed Maaliaa,
Foulard Silks,
Embroidered Robes and Ginghams.
I’lam Black ami High Colored Baroiros,
Mourulug Dross Goods for Summer.
Embroidered nnd lace goods,
IM IMMENSE VARIETY.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Silk, Gaute and Lisle UndervesU,
° Drawer* 1 ' 0,40,0 00,1 LU1 * Undershirt* and
English lioso and Half-Hose, In svtry else and uualltv
Glove* and Mitts, of orsiy kind, 1 uqenmy,
“.““•J'fi".? I- J . ,c< ri, c * mb . rl «. v" 18 «<“ Nun-,
In Plaid, Striped and Figurod, and in —— —
Bishop's and Vlotorin Lawns.
i every quality,
of Morning Nows, and
THOM *“ *
jell
THOMAS, Jonoa-etreet.
Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
THE Subscriber has now nnd keeps constantly
X . 0 5L h ^°. d , • »°pr>y Of the beat quality of High
Laud Oak, Uiokory, and Pin# WOOD, which ho offers
as lew for cash as oan he bought ln tho city. Wood Yard
the Railroad Bridge. |lobl9-3mJ P. WHITE*
WOOD S WOOD ! I
pHE 8UBSCUIUER keeps constantly
This nuhnciuhkh heaps constantly
WjUfrof Oahand Black Jack, which hs will
large supply.
on as good tei
d in this city.
hand a
_ wood can be bought at any wood-
city. Orders left at Allen 4 Co.'#yanl,ot
'! and Brranats.
at my reaidenoe, corner or W*fi2.-.*d and Brranats..
will be attended to. (fll *.y) F. W. AVERFELT.
WOOD! W^ODl
fJ’HE Subscriber will keep constantly ■
JL athUWOODYARD, at the Canal Brid,
hand
-• nvwiinu/, as sue Canal Bridge, a fuff
ly, at til seasons, of OAK and HICKORY WOOD,
rders left at J. b. Jesse's, Broughton-street, will
bo promptly atteuded to.
Wood Hold Low For Cnuli. _JP|
J*a 1 tl J. M. BUTLKM.
THAMES'S DIARY ; A Tale of tbo Punic of ld45
W M Rhln °’ Ilobecca Rowena, by
LINEN GOODS.
Our store is the Depot for the boat Linen Goods, (all
pnre flax,) which wa retail as aheap as the other mei-
chaate here pay for tho tame gooda, vis£
Muck Sheednv.s,
ery width end quality,
Shirting Linens, Hand-Spun and Undressed,
Pillow-Case Linens and Apron Linens,
Bird’s-Eye Dispera and Hootch Diapers, *
Ifuokabuck Batnlnq Towels,
Linen Dowlas aud liuekahucks,
Tnl.lt, JLIncns,
of every kind, very eheap,
Damask Napkins aud Doylies,
Table Covers and Tullet Covers,
Quilts and Counterpanes, vary cheap,
Furniture Dimities end Furniture Chintzes,
English Furniture Chiatiee, very cheep.
Btout Lace for Window Curtains,
Drapery Muslins for Window Curtains,
Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings in White and Unbleach-
•d, and in every quality and every width from \ to 8
COMMISSION ML
WllltuuMn’i Hulldiiu., B
Nnvatmnl,, “
WEiXSQL
Factors and Coimuitiion
-I 1 « M Ray-btreet. savanna]]
I AW (JO.PAUTNKlMimv
signed has taken into partners
attend the Superior Courts of Jhathu.^ ...
Effingham, thriven, Burke, Washington a
Counties, and have made arrangements t
collection of debts in most d tho ouunUet
I/S (up stairs) Bay-street, i
May 30t't, lHftg, ly *
— ■
r.XO^AttTNBfelUtl* N<1
V u ?.1Sfiv v ^Kirr' - d * 9KK;1 a. w
a. 8. SIBLEY.
__ WholwAl. And Ratal)
Bookseller sad 11
Linen Drillings and Cottoua!<les,
Linen Laces for Pillow Cases, Ac. J
r ’~*,ton do do do
hir stock la replete in almost every
plantation use, including
COTTON OSNABURGS,
Brow u Cotton Sbeetini
Thackeray,
Clara Morelaud; or, Adventures in the far South-
West, by Emmerson Beuacti.
The Israel of the Al|»e: A History of tho peravontlons
of the Walduiiaes, trauslated from tho French of Rev.
Alexis Murtou.—London National Illustrated Library.
Also, the following from the same Library:
A Woman's Journey Round tho World, by Ida Pfeiffer,
illustrated with tiutod Engravings.
The Mormon*, or, Latter-Day Saints, a contempo-
try History, with forty Engravings.
'ibe Illustrated Book of Scottish Songs, from th*
sixteenth to tho nineteenth century.
The Book of English Hongs, from tho sixteenth to ths
nineteenth century.
The History of English Literature, by William Spal
ding. A. M.
Daisy Burns, by Julia Kavanagh.
Heir of Redoll lie, by “ -
llarry Alui *
. the author of “Two Guardians."
_ --/Muir, by author of "Margarot Maitland." Ao.
Lady Bird, by Lady Gsorgianna Fullerton.
P A LAI LEAF FANS, lauding nud for wile by
apvM MIN18 4 FLORANCE.
lbOKLK’H Hiomnrh Bitters.—10 casus Bo-
Hi—rk *w* ~ vfsr --.v.—- — -*• -
Per brig Marshall, from New York—Morse 4 !
ols, T R Mills. Scranton. Johnston 4 Co, W W
rard, T W Coskorv. Claghorn 4 Cunningham, T
Wayne, Webster 4 Palmes, and order.
Per brig Wilson Fnllcr, from New York—Brigham,
Kelly A Co, T H Mills. T 8 Wayne, G II Jot. tson, T W
Coskery, M A Cohau, N K Barnum A Co, J .V Brown, J
V Connerat 4 Co, D O'Connor. W II May, McMahon &
Doyle, John Alurohison, T W McArthur, I W Morrell
4 Co, Morse 4 Nichols, W M Wadley, P Wiltberxer 4
Son, Webster 4 Palmos, Smith 4 Lathrop, J Stoddard,
M J Solomons, A A Solomons, W M Davidson, T 8 Har
ding, N A Uurdou 4 Co, Hone 4 Connery, A Haywood,J
Iloary, N B Knapp, Ktbbee 4 Rodgers, Claghorn 4
< -— nBOn—' ‘
Cunningham, G B Cumin ing. N lloleomb, Franklin 4
Brantly, J O Fulligant, W P Yonge. W W Garrard. W
W Goodrich, 11 J Gilbert, 8 M Lafflteao, P Jacobs, J D
Jessie, Padelford, Fay 4 Co, J Rousseau, J llyan, order,
J K Brick.
* Per steamer Gordon, from Cnarleston—8 M LaAteau,
Central Railroad, llnntor 4 Gammell, A C Dunham, It
Habersham 4 Bon, A Robertson, A Dribsaco, J A
4 LK—AftK—a£!K»--So Ijble Albany Creuin
J\_ Ale, brewed oxpte**iy ior me, und superior to any
iu too market, landing this day from ac.* -
For sale at (4« Albany Ale Depot by
day from schooner Empire.
DAVIDSON.
A FFLKS, UliAMIBH, dec*—By tho Flo-
rida. IU barrels' Apples; 10 boxes Oranges and
one; 1 lot of Fresh Hams.
JOHN DAILY.
N
here!
retofore, under ths b
r 19
i and style of J. Roberts 4
J. ROBERTS.
ROBERT AUSTIN,
iu»in. rec
lish Walnuts, Brasil*, Filberts,
i. Currants. Dates, Figs, Pine Apple
Tongues and Beef Pig Hams, and^attnelotof fresh Gro-
ccrica^ust received by
M. J. SOLOMONS.
HAl.ON’H HAJJi INV1GOKATOK.—
This Invigorator is considered infinitely buttar
. t oil or grease for the hair, and is an artiole In wJiioh
a cleansing wash is bleuded with a most delioats silky
and riossy moisture for ths hair. It cleans tho pores of
the skin, entirely frees it from scurff or dandruff and
other cutanoous diseases. Will positively change the
harshest hair into the most soft, healthy, and glossy
•ate. For sale by
mar 29[JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO.
JA8. SULLIVAN.
Ay, it is real! and strengthened by this
night ten-thousandfold. Como wbnt may, they
no’er shall nmku mo leave thee. None but
thyself shall drive mo from tliec—and thou
wilt not, I know. Olight of love! this merry
scheme shall seal our fates in joy ! What say
you—ia’t to morrow ?’
• Ia’t to-morrow ?’
‘ To-morrow!’
‘ To-morrow 7’
‘Why, yea; thou know’st it ia to-morrow.
Ry thine own setting ’tia to-morrow ; by right
it ia to-morrow ; Providence hath helped us
on, and by luck it shall be to-morrow.’
The speaker spurred his steed, and moved
close to the liouae, aa near to M. Trictrac’s
window as possible, and the two rontiuuaU lo
talk in a lower tone, so that Baptiste could
hear no more. Presently the horsemen rode
away as rapidly aa they had come, and AI.
Trictrac closed hia window.
All this was fearfully mysterious to the cro
nies, but the night was too far advanced to
talk over it at present, ao they bade Baptiste
adieu, and crept homewards; aud Jacques
Menuble waked hia wife tu tell 'he story ol
M. Trictrac, und spoiled the night’s rest of tho
good dame.
Notwithstanding his long vigil, Baptiste sni
awake and stirring betimes the next morning,
unxioualv waiting to hear M. Trictrac's bell
ring, feeling eager to see that gentleman After
the occurrence of tho preceding night. But
the houiscrept slowly on—seven, eight, nine
’ ‘ " rung. Baptiste grew fidgety
and uo bell t
in the highest stato of nervous excitement. M
Trictrac, however, wus ccrtuinly awuko, for
he could hear him moving about now and
then. Had he not been so fat, the
always set tbo stairs creaking, at such a rate
that an attempt at eavea-dmpping was sure of
discovery. In the midst of his perplexity, a
‘ Warm weather,’ said Baptist^, oyeing bis
guest dubiously.
* I should think you felt it bo'.' returned M.
Trictrac, scanuiug the landlord's vast corpo
ration with 4 saucy air. Baptiste wax uul
* A very host of hoaUj’ continued Trictrac,
* A hundred boats rolled ruto one!’
Bapliete’a red oote blazed. • Can J do toy
thing for you, monsieur ?’ asked he haughtily.
‘ Yes, you cau. Show mo a room where I
may sleep, and when I am there, aer*d me
bread, and meat, aud wine- Come! tiU, vtU V
There wart an imperloneneea ia M. Trictrac's
iMRMf, which aclu.il}> had lha effect ofr
to the door. Two handsome carriages, in
which were sevorsl^adies and gentlemen, anil
each drawn by four fine mettlesome steeds,
drew up before the house. Host Baptiste
or bis feet, lie Was to Hurried and proud,
gentleman, whom Baptiste recoenisi
young Comte de Beaujois, alighted
* You have a guest here, I believe—a per-
arrived vuaterday evening ?'
Baptiste bowed egain. Il was ao.
Beaujois iacoma—Ya waiting.’
Baptiste hobbled up the stairs lo the ■
irofM. IVictrec. Hr bad hardly fca
not held hard by the rail, he wi
'led down t
uredly fallen ud rolls
figure, and to bear lho sharp aitihoriuva voice
of M. Trictrac, an excessively handsome and
elegant I y-dreased young lady came forth from
the chamber. Passing him
bright and aauey amSe, —
alaira before Baptiste could turn r
wa* no one in the chamber ; M, *
Upoa the table Uy 1
, with a
PASSENGERS.
Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—A S Moeely
and lady, Mr Uiggan and servant, A C Dunham, u
Best, son and servant, J Jerdj, Word, 8 D Jacobs, P D
Whittle, 6 deck.
COMMERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.
Liverpool, April 1(51 Havre,April 14 | Havant, April 22
Havannnh markets April £0.
COTTON—There was a better demand yosterday for
Cotton than has existed for some days, but only 303 bales
were reported, vis.: 2 si 8, 33 at 83K> » at 0, 20 at A^, 4
at 10, 170 at 10^, '7 at 11, and 17 bales of Mastodon at
13e. Holders continue firm iu their asking rates, while
purchasers will not operate to any extent at last week's
prices.
In the aflerioon the Canada’s advices, noting an ad
vance of ono eighth of a penny in the Liverpool market,
camo to hand, but aftsr their receipt we heard of no
•ales.
HisVAituah Exports.
er. Johns, N B— Brig Lalesb—114,681 feet P P Tim
ber.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORI OF SAVANNAH APRIL 29
SunRisesoh. Him.; fiun,8eUflh.ft8m.; Uigh Tide UhJiftm.
ARRIVED.
Brig Wilson Fuller, Johnson, 6 days, New York, to
** Brig kfarohafl,*Hyder, New York, E W Buker.
Brig Marcia, Allen, Bathe, Me—Brick, Hay, 4o, to
W B*ng Carribbee, Crabtree, New York, to W Crabtree.
Bchr Henry, Line, Baltimore—Coal, to Hunter 4
° fkhr°Benjamin Franklin, Load,New York, In ballast,
10 Brig*AiisSra* a^Wylie, 12 days from Rookland, Ms,
to W Crabtree. Lime, to Cohene 4 Herts.
Steamer Gordon. King, Charleston, to S M LaAteau.
CLEARED. _
Br brig Laloah, Fraslor, St Johns, N B—E A Soullard.
DtPAUTEU.
duuui.r Piutar, Crh. CulreTUU,.. Ac.
hreum.r Culhoun. Brei.u, chrelretau.
New B4*4>ks.
TEAMES'H lilAKY : u U»eud of ih. Rhiuu,
,1 uad B.brec. uud Bow.uu ; hr W. M. Thuokufu)r.
Wood uud Breoh'. Uulred Sure, DUptureter,.
Auoiaub Uhrl.Uuult, LreuipliUod.
Miliuuu’. Iluwty of Chri.uuuH,.
N.« Th.ino. for u Proreiteut Clurf,.
IufuuY. PrcjtMi from ih. Yuli., of Drelru.lion te
ErerluUnj Olor, | b, tho .utGor of UU). Ilonr,
anf reia Bearer.
Venet's Pastoral Theology.
Simon Keaton: or ihe Scout's Revenge.
Baraum'a 11 luvtrated New*.
Oleuon'j Pieterlul, for rel. ut th. Book Store of
upr 14 ».». BIBLEY, Nu. 1I& O
CLOl'K, dtr.-'AIO bbli. Bultimor. Flour; SO
I 1 do Uirua Smith', do) 3d hbdu prim# uud ehoio.
Bueon Bhouldcre, JO do Bldre i UU.ireu BuIUm.re uud
Philudelphiu Uuma: SO bbl. Louf Lord, rreut.wl uud
for rel. b, (upltj MeMAliON A IHiYLK.
V7ATTIN44 CLASPS *ud Luulbrr hooded
M Trek,, for rel. b, d. P. 0%^
T.-10H SALK Ore buudrud buiou Ltwt.ru itu,
1 .pr , 'l^ to ”'‘’ ^ “ I, " P BUNKER A OODEN.
sole at redseed prices, i-y ....
i uoi 4 Joins B. NOBTON.
for srie by
pPORTA NT TO HUILUEHS At CON.
TRACTORS.—Th* subscriber b non prepared to
er into any engagoinontfor the construction of Water
Works, he having secured the services of an experi
enced practical plumber.
Speciracua of work can be seen at my store, 10,12 and
14 Barnard street.
JOHN J. MAURICE.
II AKUWAUKi—Tho uudersiguod, wisliiug to
Jti reduce bis pro scut heavy stock of Hardware,
comprising a general assortment of American and Eu
ropean goods, offsr* irHn'ienieats for Merchants, Plant
ers, Builders and others to furnish themselves at prices
unusually low. apl 4 JOHN It. NORTON.
IVANOV UAHKliTH.—A very groatvarioty of
J; Ladies' Work, Card, I'raveUing and other Basket*,
apr 2 MORSE 4 NICHOLS,135 Broughton-st.
I’tlltKi
t)^ OBLS. Alose I'ork ; 60 libls. Priiuo Pork; 36
AreJ bbls. Rump I*ork, landing from brigs Excel and
11. Dunster, and for sale by
apr 2 CLAGHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM.
A JLK. C1DKK, Arc.—50 bble. Ale, 30 Jo. Ci-
i\_ der, 1ft do. White Wine Vinegar, 29 casks London
Porter, received and for sale by
apr 22 McMAUON 4 DOYLE.
A ttOUIATIt) V1NEGAK.-A very dosira-
ble article for the toilet, and an effectual remedy
:orheada=ho. languor, faintness, rheumatic pains, 4u.
Just rcooived and for salt by WM. W. LINCOLN,
apr 5 Monument-square.
■ I A Y1‘JU bundles Hay, lauding from sebr.
il Cataract, for sale by
apr 6 BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO.
Al\ 1* AIjKS of Prune Timothy Hay, for sale to
nbVJ arrive per sohr. Edaa C, from Baltimore, by
apr ft A. C. TOMS, 12ft Baj-st.
T AMPWI(’KS.—160 gross of Solar, Astral
1 j and Lard Wicks for sale bv
JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO.,
apr 2 Gibbon's Buildings.
IJHANUY.—20 hall aud 10 quarter pdiies Omni,
O Dupuy 4 Co. Dark and PaloBrandy—vfntsgo 1S50.
ftJkl’ipttdo do do—vintage Ibid.
Of our own importation, landing 2nd for sale by
apr 2 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON 4 CO.
~|,10IL HALK.—A Single (woodtu) House on a
X. brick basement, two and a half stories high, on
Montgomery street. In a pleasant and healthy part of
the city, on lot SUxlOU feet. Apply to
mar 22 W. WRIGHT.
UU YKUUH CUKkHKu—Oueuioreof those
Yjr fin* GruysrreCbtosos will be cut this day at store
corner of Boll and Bay etreets, by
apl 4 J. ROUB8EAU.
« JLK! AldK!l AliK!!!—100 barrels Albany
7 jl Cream Alo, brewed expressly for me, reseived per
Excel end Milford, aud lor sale at the Albany Ale uv-
pot. (apr 7) W. M. DAVIDSON.
OKIdAHH A.NU.llANUPACTI HKO TO-
IO BACCO.—209,000 Sogers various brands, and ftft
boxes manufactured Tobacco, for sale by
. apr 7 W. M. DAVIDSON.
\\rOOU WAKE.-Plain and Painted Wash
VY Tubs, Wood and Ziae Wash Boards, Water
Paile, Well Buckets, Rulers, Trays, etc., for sale by
apr ft J AS. SULLIVAN.
1,'ltKHU IJUOUKKlKri. —Received per
1/ steamer—Pig Hams, Fulton Markot Beef, White
Beane, Pig lfork, Sou lbs. Choice Cheese, and for sale by
apl it W. D. FORD.
lkAKKUKH.—I-I.ln, Fil'd, .ud U.uu mriprei
D Baregej, for sale by
spl IS KEMPTON 4 VERST1LI.E.
TYRITANNIA WARE.-Tea and Coffee Pots,
L) Table end Tea Spoons, Soup Ladles. Beer Mags,
Castors, Spittoons, Cigar 1-ainpe. Caudle Stioks, 4 c.
epr 18 MORSE 4 NICHOLS
(J I.ATKH ! HIATUS ! !' bl.ATKi t! •_
Au awrtmsut of the finest aud cheapest Slates
ever in inis market, just received. Alto, a specime
tho best Hoofing Slates, which can he furnished wU
salt or retail by 6. 8. SIBLEY,
apt 15 No, 13ft Congress street.
P LAIN Vol.omsu i.AWN'Uluu, PtnkTnq
Bn«. noalrad p.r lUuut Atatuu.
vzur cuxar.
Sheetings,
Colored Homespuns, for women’s drosses,
CoUonedea for tntn's wear,
Linen Osneburge,
Ffirinera' Drills, all Linen, Ad., 4c.
MATTING,
VKBV cuaxr.
Our stock is so thoroughly filled up to UNITE TIIE
LARGE8TnA98C'RTM>:NT, and it Is fixed for sale at
prices SO UNIFORMLY VERY CHEAP, that pur
chaser* of a large assortment, in small and lerxe quan
tities, oan be anltod in a greaUr number of artfolee, and
thereby effect a greater saving, than in any other store
in Savannah. Buy ire are invited to inspect our whole
slock, as we rely on tiie patronage of the greatest num
ber of purchasers (by our diffusing the greatest recipro
cal iuterests) for enduring and increasing support.
McCOSKEB 4 TREANOH,
111 Congress a ftreot, a noxt to Bull street.
No. 13A Cvugrew-st.. opposite Monumcnt-sq.
r ID] - BAVArlNA'a, om JV*
ICIIW. U. FM liKTiT-
VRACrORAND UV1,
I AVINU resumed hie buriaass, Is
1 •'“*«d to eoatraet for BoIIdlugs, or J( * *
is and d! _
it respectfelly solicited.
Carpenur Shop coi nor of Walnut and
isconJ street west of Brown and Harris's I
fob IS
B. D. Evaijuo,
ATTORNEY AT
SlUUDXHSVlUJL WssajNOTOf
Will practice in the Court* of the J
business committed tu his car* will I
promptnessand dispatch.^.
RarxuxncES.—Messrs.m>thw*U4 I
LA W t
L. Byrd. Savannah.
BROWN 4 HARRIS,
BoardhiK, Uverj*
TBOS. 4
WhlBT llHOAD-afaicKT, * Jf-
if »->T Jireq. B..H],
A NEW ran " T "
V. r. H1MOIS. kX1DK.ll
lIAItIUH ft CO.,
rOB WAHD1SB AS a CUUMUSSIOS SBHCHASTS
And IJ.aitr. in Ormin nnd Gr-etai*..
9» Btr-Stim, HoYa.nnh.
apr 4
and opposite ths Pulaski House.
DIBBLE & ( ARM
CLOTHIERS
AND
'MERCHANT TAILORS,
Warcroont
onrnniiun.
HPIIE Subrcribenr, in announcing to their m
JL 01 ** customers and the publio, the arrival and
it nurcha
select their Clothing from an extensive aseortmeal jf
the choicest goods, mad* la the most
Fashionable Style,
These goods have been purchased under ths peronal
inspection of one of the proprietors; and trail jag thsui
LOW PRICES,
a* must distance all competition in their trade.
Tbs following eanmeration is made for th* benefit of
spectiully invited’to an examination of our Goods.
GENTLEMEN’# CLOTHING.
FROCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality.
•' “ " " in Blaok, Blue, Brown,
Green and Olive Cohre.
BUSINESS COATS, in great variety, vis: Linen, Rus
sia Duck, Drab Dote, A1 pacha, Cashmeret, Frook und
Suck business Coals.
PANTALOONS.—Blaok Doeskin at a great varioty of
prioes.
rk and Fancy Csnlotores, at a gnat varioty of prioei.
“ Drab Dote
White and Faaoy Linen Drills, “ “ '*
Fancy Marseilles. “ ** “
VL8T8.-Blaok Silk and bUln Vests.
Fancy Silk “
White Silk, for Party
Whit., Hod »nd Y.ocy
Mamin** "
White and Buff Duck
and Linen *'
FURNISHING GOODS.
Furnishing Goods of every description for Gentlo-
cn'o wear—oouslsting of scarfi. cravats, wsterford
ues, Princo Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirt*
and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hoes, glows—
all k\nds, best qu^Hty patent joke shirts, a fins as
sortment of
DHESS1NG GOWNS,
Umbrellas, Canes. Perfumery, Combs, Brashes, Pert-
tuonias, etc., etc.
HATS.
An extensive assortment of the latest and most fash
ionable styles.
Boys’ Clothing.
Comprising tbo largest assortment ever offer.a in this
ri*.y, consisting of Frocks, 8aoks, l’olka Sacks, Jacket*.
Vests and Pauls, in every variety of style and material
suitable for the eesson.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
The favorable and long established reputation which
their establishment has enjoyed and still maintains for
the style aud finish of Its garments *tade to order, as
well as forth* superior quality of their olotbs, dura
bility of color and substantial workmanship, it snail be
the constant effort of the proprietors still to oontluuo.—
They invite tho epooial attention of both old ana now
customers to the following, from which they are pre
pared to furnish genuonts, which they will waraat R*
be ne plus ultra ia both fit and fashion.
SIMONI'H 4 UZOLLY'S best Clue, Black, Brown,
Mulberry, Gr?a, Adelaide, Bronte, Corobo and Olive
Cloths.
Black Doeikia, Black, Case in-ere, and a large assort
ment of Colored and Fancy T seeds.
LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fancy Linen
Drills.
VESTINGS.—White Bilk and Satin, for Party Vest*.
Blaok and fauoy Silk .nd Satins. White, Buff and
Orange Cassimeros. A large variety of White, Buff and
fancy Marseilles.
UNIFORM SUITS.
For Volunteer Companies ln the city and throughout
i* State, mad* and furnished at the ihorteet notie*
and in th* best manner. DIBBLE 4 CABE Y.
apr 4 ly
New Watch, Clock, Jewelry
AND FANCY 8TOHK,
BROUGHTON-STREET, No. 14a
R. FRANCIS 8TF.1N. Manufacturer of Chro
nometer., Clo.hr, Town Clocka, Watch.., to. Ac,
lactfull. i.forma lit. ou.touiara and tha jiutiUc (ana-
rally that ho lw. UtUd up tha Htoro U8 Uroiigl,ton-.t
Ml
public gene
rally tnat ne mss nueu up im owt# »*o urougliton-st..
where be intend* to make a permaneat location, and
carry on the Jewelry business in its various braaohe*.
Watches, Clocks, Tows Clocks, Chronometers, Jewel
ry, 4c., 4o., eloaaed aud repaired with dispatch, and
warTsutcd. New fashion Jewelry and Fancy Goods
of all descriptions sold at the lowest prices possible.
N. B.—Any Watch, Clock, 4c^ 4c., that can not be re-
rod by other watchmakers, 1 pledge myself shall be
repaired by me to satisfaction, and warranted.
- - ly FRANCIS STEIN.
COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES.
P. H. CAREY
TITOUI.D rrijiactfhlly five notice that he
T T r.cip.nud hia Qall.ry, coruar Urran atraol
Market .quere, where ha )■ pr.rar.d M ajar--
tur.« iu ill much admired atj-la, cither is
rainy or fair wrathsr.
Instruotious given in th* art and all the at
furui.hcd. Al.o, a larj. lot of Ilatc, Cure"
cals, 4o., for sole 6m
JOHN POOLE,
WIIOlJUALIC AND RETAIL OSAUIK
PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND Vd
tint. Varnish nnd White-wash BruebesT
Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and CZmel
■* ‘ '' ‘niligCoRiI
Blend sri^Gralniu^Cotobs, Artirt*’^ ,
ing and Glstlag, don* en reasonable terms by
_ JOHN POOLE, 11 WhUa4sr-«V
mar 20 Nearly opporiu Swift, Deuxiow 4 O*. ^
Hcnrjr K. Wostaburn,
CTaM
A. B. DUUDV,
COTTON FA'O
No. 74 UAY-S 1
RACTOK, COfilBi'iOR
aSSi
Hon. John W. Andenoa, If on. Francis 8. Bartow, Wa
U. Tisrra Em., Horace Smith, Esq.,Messrs. Brigham,
Kelly FCo., Messrs. Waahbura, Wilder 4 CeT^
Te He HON AS,
CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO 8T0RE,
No. 107 Bar*strsst.
Ut ths Plus Sign, one door West/rom DiwMhDwL)
Keeps constant^ un hand, imported and homt-mala
CIGARS, of different brands, fins out TOBACCO, and
SNUFF of all kinds; pnt up carefully, at whelasale and
retail, and at th* most reasonable prioes.
tar Ordsre from the Country punctually attended 4*. ,
fflougutn ft Cox,
\ATTURNEYH AT LAW,
AiImbm. Geor|ia,
.Will colleot Debts in the following O
‘ " " *•
*Sh£!%!s&JSS:
References—E. IX Stoddard 4 Co.. Charleetea, Soeth
CarolUa; Williams4 Brother, Au.osta,Geergia; Plant.
Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, New-Vork! *
Nat. Mamuuii. [mac 17 If) Tboka* W. Owl
Julian IIs
T T O R N E Y AT
WU* vomer Whitak*r~st. and l
BUNKER ft OGDEI
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS’
•«p4 NO. 8L) BAY-8THItM,aAVAbN*jj^ i,
P. Jacobs’ 4 .
OIOAB AND TOBACCO STOBB
117 liallreit., Nl«n orihe --1IIK Iucm,-
Near Monument Square, Savannah, Ua.
Keeps constantly op hand a uran STOCK of
Cigars, as well a* of his own manufacture, at
end rstaff. Aiso.Chf-*
t. Chewing and Smohhsg Tobaeee,
Jauics iUcMenry,
INSURANCE BROKER 4 NOTARY PUBLIC.
Mkriu. Pretrere Noted uud Eih ' ‘
I lured, Chur tor l-.rti.i uud Aren,
per. propkrod wtureb, re rreo,.r |
or British Uuderurlf.r,. uud u
mutrert couuret.4 Kith Bhlppicf^uta
«ou No. 118 ItaT .trret, o
Kincklcy, LocL-sttftCo.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 75 Barrel., 8»>nmh, da.
K. k. KIMUH1.KT. a. LOOkUTT. *. IMOOkO.
ROWLAND ft CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT!
No. 17*4 liurretraot. ftaoooooll.
rook T. OOtruAOD. uu It dOOOt.l
GILBERT bWak,
MA6TKU JEKCIliOBR.
LER IN W M IT-K FINE hVNBBl
«rk-.tr..», Ogi.tborpt >(,
D. W. fflUscally,
SHIP AND QKNIiBAL BUCIRMITH,
Onponltei IdOinsr’s Csftsa Pres*.
BASTSRN WHARF, SA VaIKRAB, QBQBQl
Steamboat and Mill Work, and every
Blaoksmithiagexeented withi
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