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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, FRIDAY. APRIL 29, 1853. Friday tHornlng, April <9, 1W>» B3T AN If LAST PACKS. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. lag New# Further by the (minda. Nkw Yokk. April 28. In the Liverpool Market Rice wbi quiet but firm, end was quoted at 20s. 9<1. to 224. Consols I00J. The bullion in the Rank of England had decreased 115,000 pounds. Tisifrfport of an ihsnrrection at Barcelona was incorrect. '\Y I A French transatlantic steamsliip has loon abandoned. Another strainer has boon added to the Glasgow line. In reply to an inquiry made in the House of Commons, as to whether Iho interests of England and tfio King of Mosquito in llondu* rai we^.being looked after. Lord John Rus sell replied that rho negotiations with the United States were not yet terminated. I Kossuth’s house in London had been search ed by the police aud arms and ummunitiou had been found there. fife Arrests, it was eaid, had been made in Prus- sin, on information furnished by the London police. An inquiry bad been made to the v British Government, in the House .of Com mons, aa to whether these statements were true. Charleston Cotton Market* Charleston, April 28. > sales of cotton to-day comprised 1700 bales, for the week 6,700, prices ranging from T) to 10} cents. There has been a decline during the week of | cent. We quote Middling Fair 10], Receipts of the week 13914. Stock exclusive of cotton on shipboard 53146 boles** New York Cottou Market. New Yokk, April 28. * Our cotton market has been less active to day. Sales 1,000 bales. Washington, April 28. The testimony in the Gardiner case is very contradictory. The result is considered doubtful. New Orleans Market. iftw Orleans, April The sales of cottou to-day, mostly nfter the receipt of the Canada’s newt, amount to 3,000 bales. Prices are unchanged, but firm for finer qualities. We quote Strict Middling J0J.— Receipts of cottou to-day 1,800 bales. Exporti 14,000. Slock 238,000. Molasses is declining. Prime is quoted at 20 cents per gallon. Election of Mr. Mlidell. Raton Rouge, April 28. Hon. John Slidell wus to-day elected U. S. Senator to succeed Hon. P. Soule, by a ma jority of thirty-three over Hart—Whig. Fire.—At a quarter past one o'clock this rooming, the alarm of firo was given, caused r by die burning of a wooden kilcheu on Joa- - cliim, near Farm-street. The citizens and firemen were promptly on tho spot, and by their exertions the flames were confined to the budding, which was soon entirely consumed. The property belonged to Mr. E. O’Byknk. A Roquet hy Express.—A lady friend ] rmrlvedlluiiT evening a beautiful boquot K>y Harodeu’s Express, from Cuyler, ou the Central Railroad, requests us to make her grateful acknowledgments to the lady donr*, aud to inform her that the flowers came safely to hand, fresh and fragrant; as wh*b culleu from ilia garden in which they grew. Capt. Wood and Crew Kafr. We are gratified to learn from Mr. J. G. Kay, the Clerk of the steamer Gordon, that she passed the Light Ship yesterday at 1 past 2 o'clock, and hsw a boat going alongside the Light Ship with Capt. Wood, crew and pro visions. The steamer die not stop to learn further particulars. Collector Boston also received a letter from the clerk of the steamer to the same effect. Found Drowned.--Coroner Euk: held on Inquest, yesterday, at the African Cemetery, on the body ol an unknown colored man, found floating in die river above the city, at McAlpin's place, ou Wednesday afternoon. Verdict accordingly. Dglethoruc Mutual Loan AMsoclatlon. At a meeting of the members of this associa tion held last evening at 'the Exchange Long Room, the following named gentlemen were I officers for tho ensuing year: Symons. Jis. W. White „ Font a. Suluvan Jvo. N. X.x Isaac Bkunnku JoSKMI D. 8TKSBIX9. . a, Tr insurer. W. 8. BasjiI.nceh, Secretary. Nearly 9000 shares have been subscribed, and the Association commences under very favorable auspices. The first regular meeting will be held at the Exchange ou Wednesday next.^ . Exhibition at the Academy.—We regret that we were not able to be preaeut at the ora torical exhibition at the Chatham Academy last evening. Wo leuru from gentleman wlm were preaint that the exercises reflected great credit on both the teachers and pupils, and were eujoyed by a large number of ladies uud gentlemen. A New Slave State.—Ion of the Balti more Sun says: The new territoiity of Wash ington, so lerftilb and salubrious, and so iuvit ing to agricultural enterprise, i^opeued, by the liberality of Congiess, for the reception ol Bouthern immigrants with their slaves. A considerable number of citizens of Missouri .and Kentucky, and probably Virginia, will avail themselves of the boon and of the oppor tunity thus unexpectedly afforded for tho in troduction ol another great slave State into the Union. « Mr. Chasa, Mr. Hale, and Mr. Sumner were were ao wholly engrossed by their admiration of the works and triumphs or Mrs. Stowe, that they fluttered the bill establishing the maguifi- cent territory of Wnahington to be passed without the usual recognition of the ordinance of 1768—or the Wiliuot proviso. A Curious Case.—Juuies B. Barnett, a colored man, has applied for a mandamus, to compel the Trustees of the New York College to admit him to the profession of a physician The affidavits for the plaintiff set forth that Barnett as a Baccalaureate of New York Uni versity • that he studied medicine with eminent physicians in that city, and that lie was regu larly matriculated and admitted to the niedicel •sad surgical cliuiques of the College, and at- I ended one regular course of lectures. At the (next terra he was disfranchised and expelled, (means* he wts a person of color. The Trus tee* admit the facts, but justify their conduct on the ground, that by the course stid usage of '***“ WIOM ° r color are not candi- treea of doctor of medicine. * its decision for their The Tehuantepec Trdmty—Haittn Anna. Ion, the Washington dorresponddht of the Baltimore Sun, says: Advices have lust been received herd’ of the arrival at New Orleans of Don Ramon Olsnte. one of the 8I00 Tehuantepec Company, and the bearer of the treaty ratified bv the provi sional president of Mexico, Gen. Lombardini, on the Sftih ulr. Major Iturbide had previous ly arrived with a copy of the treaty, which is now before our exoculive government. But Olsnlo brings the ratification. It was apprehended, it teems, that Santa Anna would prevent the deparlutc of any 11 son with tins treaty from the port of Vi Cruz, after liifl arrival there ; but he made attempt of the kind. Tho treaty and ratifica tion were shown him, and he read the same very carefully, but made no remark upon tho subject, so far ns has boon yet known. Bo fur, therefore, he had, sinco his landing, made no demonatralions of hostility against tho United States, or of a determination to prevent the execution of the Sloo contract. Hants Anna’s first thoughts nm effort* will bo directed to raising an army for the security of Ids person and estate aud the maintenance of his power. Tho Congreso is to assemble on tbo 15th of June, and if that body be found us impracticable as it usually is, ho will expel lliem by force, as Cebnilon did the last Con- glees. If lie do not expel them, they will probably expel him. In line, it is stated to he the opinion of those best informed as to the presaut condition of things in Mexico, that •Santa Anna will find himself powerless from the purpose of regenerating Mexico or restor ing public confidence and order. From tho British Provinces. Important Movement by the New It runs trick Colonial Association.—The 3t. John (N. B.) News, of the 20tl» it)st., contains a “ Declara tion of Principles,” by the *‘ New Brunswick Colonial Association,” in which they ssy : That the rccentcommurcial policy of British legislators has been so destructive to Colonial interests, tbat it has become neccssury for the colonists themselves In take prompt aud deci ded measures for the restoration of their trade, and for the preservation ot their rights and pto- perties ; and in the opinion of this committee, the constitutional auu most effectual inode of action will he the election of such mon to the General Assembly of the people as can cor rectly appreciate tho present important crisis in our utfairs, and who have arrived at the con clusion that the time has come for the General Assembly of the province to address the sove reign with the explicit declaration, that unless relief be obtained, separation from the empire and the independence of the North American Colonies will be desirable and inevitable.” 'I'lie address recommends that the members selected as representatives to the General As sembly be pledged to proiuoto an address making known to the Queen, that for the res toration of the prosperity of the colony, for the removal of the causes of 1I10 present growing feelings of discontent, and to ensure a satisfac tory continuance of their connection with the mother country, the adoption of the following measures is required: 1st. Tho unlimited coutrol of our internal affairs. 2d. Reciprocity with the United States in trade, and in privileges of navigation and regis try—or, the power conceded to us of negotia* our own commercial treaties with that coun- try- t he address considers other measures as - •» . necessary to the prosperity of tho colony ; such Wo * K 0,, d reader, she gave not as vote by ballot, and elective legislative coun- r "" ' r " oil retrenchment; encouragement by Govern ment of public works ol general utility. * This declaration of principle was drawn up os long ago as Juue, 1850, and was on the evo ol the last general election for members of the Assembly brought into the canvassrand those who subscribed to its sentimonis were elected, and those who opposod wero defeated. 1 The Association now declare that those who were elected have not lived up to it, and at a meet ing last week finally adopted the declaration as their cteed for futuei action. Entertainment on Iloard United Slate* Vessels at Manilla. A lute Hong Kong paper contains extracts from a Manilla paper, giving an account of an elegant entertainment to the citizens of Ma nilla, in January Iasi, by Captain Kelly and the officers of the United States ship Plymouth, and Captain Franklin Buchanan, (of Mary land,) and officers of the steam frigate Susque- hannali, in return for .attention and facilities paid to the officers of both ships by the Cover- yor General, Marquis de Urbnnistendo. 'i hero wero present the Limiteiinut General with his lady, daughter and aides-de-camp, the Briga dier Bub Inspector of artillery, the American Consul, the Colonels of tho regiments No. 1 and No. 3, and their Indies, the officers of the latter nut on guaid, and the Coptum of the Halberdiers, Don Francisco dn Urbistoudo, son of the Governor General. Tho account in the Manilla pnper says : “ From the Custom House wharf, the point designed for the embarcation, the invited gueMs proceeded to the frigate Plymouth, which saluted the suite with 15 guns, the obliging of ficers regaling them with an clegnnt lunch.— At half-past twelve the invited proceeded on board the Susquehaunnli, where thoy were re ceived with an equal salute ofartillery, and a brilliant band, whoso sportive untes excited dancing, the more aniinntiug on account of its being improvised. At halt-past two an op- pelitiug,dinner wus served, finishing with danc ing; but even in the meantime the excellent music was kept up, and the polite attentions of the officers of the vessels shortened the mo ments, and ipude tlm time pass nt the table with surprising velocity. Separately, in another cabin, was served with profusion, ices and re freshments, this being the last attention, lor after this the guests took leave, deeply im pressed with the recollection uf the pleasant moments spent, and still inure the politonessof tho American mariners.” Damages for Cruel Treatment of a Sailor.—A seaman named Nelson bus recov ered $400 damages in tho U. S. District Court at Boston, from a captain ot a vessel named Richardson, for cruel treatment, inflicted by the mate, with the consent and knowledge, as thfl court held, ol the captain. It was proven on the trial that he was severely beaten nine times, with the fist and the rope, and also kick ed ; ot one time lie was dragged the whole length of the deck by the hair of the head, and at the same lime whipped with a rope. At night lie was confined in tho store-room among the rubbish, without a bed, and where he could not stand up. At another time he knock ed him down senseless with a belaying pin, and afterwards kicked him. When he recover ed, ho sent him out on the end ol the boom, where he followed him and heat him with u rope for twenty minutes. * Mil. Harriet Beecher Stowe’s chari ty.—There was recontly u family of thirty slaves in Virginia which the owner offered to sell into freedom at n very smull price, and somo benevolent parlies in Philadelphia un dertook to raise the amount by subscription. J Gilbort.... J L Wilkie. J E Marsh. Q Moran Hcriveu J W Sauaser Macon J D Frierson Athens J E Dickerson FallaiA 1* Blood.... FUNERAL. INVITATION. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs, John Lama, are iavited to attend tho Funeral of their infant son, NASCISSE, from their resident*, corner •f Jeffereoa nod Hall street*, This Day, at 0 o’clock, r. m. ,w’ t „ married. l u , On the list Instant, by Rav. W. L. Tucker, Mr. A. YOUNGBLOOD to ft/iss W1NEFRED TARVER, nil of Bark* Couuty. I.tfc.riMto.M Ih. ....I.net Ttarrd.y lUt, the Slit instant, Mrs. EMMA P. BLAKE. th# wife of Dan iel Blake, Esq., the grand-daughter of Edward Rutledge and Arthur Middloton, of the Revolution, in the 42d year of her age. . RECEIPT* OF COTTON, Ac., APRIL 29. Per Central Rallro: d~2fiu bales Cotton aud Mdse, vo Allen A Ball,8 M Laifitcau, Brigham, Kelly A Co. Ra bun A Whitehead, Washburn. Wildsr A Co, Bohn A Foster, N A llardee t Co, J F Hamilton, Willis.A Dr und age. Franklin A Brantly. Arrivals nt the Hotels PULASKI UOU8E...W1LTBKHOCH A 8o.v, Proprietors. Tilt KsitA y, A run. 28. A CDunham RiceborolB Roberts Bav’h rand lady Flal F Drayton 8 I. di.BUaster J E Drayton < Mrs Higgs di.Bdaster J E Drayton do G Dll Gillespie N YlJudgu Iteyuo Geo PB Whitt! Va|j Jacobs Wash! Jnj'f Uoulding../'oinmbua A it Morn Ogdoneburgl W Jenkins .<1 It Bost and s do 8 Allou.. ....Ur O ..NCl... Departure of mensnern from Navnonsb. TO-MORROW. Welakn, King, for Paiatka, Ao., at 10 A. M. Florida, Woodhull, for Now York, at — P. M. fd* The regular U. 8. Mail steamers Gordon, Capt. rooks, Calhoun, Capt. Barden, and Ustamora. Capt. Freeland, leave every morning at 4 o’clock,for Charles ton. connecting with the Charleston steatushi] Wilmington boat^and arrive every evening Id O I.KAVE OBARLESTO* FOR MW TORS, Adger, Dickinson, Saturday, 3Uth lost. Departure of Caro on Central Railroad. Two Pabsenurr Trains Daily. Earning lY-ain—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. U., and ar rives at Macon at5J{ A. M., connecting with the South- Western Railroad to Oglethorpe, and by stages thence to Tallaha —*-— — J .—- » — ■ Morni rives in and Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery Chattanooga, and with the Angnsta and Waynesboro’ Railroad (day train) to Augusta; and (going East) with Railroad to Milledgevillafrom Gordon. COMMERCIAL. The factB wore presented by letter to Mrs. Sigourney, who immediately oncloaed twenty- five dollars for the object. Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was also written to, and of course ilie responded by sending a very largo sum of meney for tho “glorious purpose ” Bho had just reulized un immense fortune by her abolitionism ; she was on the eve of start ing for England, to he feted by the Duchess of Sutherland, and caressed by'the hand of the hand of the nobility, ond of course she gave n very large sum to purchase those thirty slaves. No, good reader, she gave not one cent. She sent back a letter full of sweet sympathy, abounding with the charity of advico and ap proval, but as empty of tnonev as Iter own face is of sliamo at the contemptible part she is now playing ill England of forging a State’s evi- dence agoinst her country. No, sho had no "-'•■■■■'Wnk In ill II.. South.rn m.rk.U, and the l,nJ C .?w? .rer, ”*f* Amintdub Sleek, etock herd being inoderato, tend* to make boldors quite Cargo of bark Saranak, cleared at New Orleans 01 24th inet.. for Savanuab: 75 catks Bacon, 309 barrel, Whiaky, 110 do. Liqnora, 180 hhda. Sugar, 40 coils Rope, •Jit boxes Candlos, 128pkga. Furniture. NEW YORK, APRIL 25.—The Stock market to-day is dull. Money market continues eaey. Exchango Loudon 9*4 a 9>£ prem. Flour is tinner 1 sales of 4000 bbls. at $4.50 for State, and $5 a S.OC.L for 8outheru. Grain steady; sales of 1.1,000 bushels Corn at tiJ a 63o. to 05o. for white, mixed and yellow. Oats 49 a 50c. Provisions are steady. Bales 200 bbls. Mess Pork, $15.75. Baoou firmer. Lard 9% a 10c. to tic. Cotton would say, “It is not in our way.” Her " mission ” is to make money oof of negro philantlirophy, ami not for it.—National Democrat. tar The posseugciu by the two o’clock Camden and Amboy Hailroad train from Phila delphia, very narrowly cscupcd destruction on Saturday evening. The train proceeded some twelve miles, when the locomotive and bag gage and axpress cars wero precipitated into the Kaococas creek, in consequence of the drawbridge having been left open. One of the bfoukmeu was shockingly injured. After much difficulty, the mails were recovered, and reached New York dripping wot, at a late hour of the night. The exprees car, contain ing numerous packages and some thirty thou sand doDarn in tnouay, find not been found nt last accounts. A Speck of War. A correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper steles that on the I81I1, a parly ol some ten or fifteen men armed with cannon, muskets and ■words, left Alexandria, Va., in the steamboat Plueuix, and proceeded down the river for the ulleged purpose of breaking up gill-netting on the Potomac. When opposite the Iioubo o.- Mr. Oliver N. Bryan, in Charles county, Md. f they fired upon the men in his employ eugaged in fishing, fortunately without any damage.— Several balls were fired. Mr. B. lias written to Annapolis, and claims tho protection of the State. An investigation meeting of the citi zens of Charlos county bus been called, whou the legislature will be petitioned ou the sub ject. er The Prefect of Police in Franco has issued an order concerning colored sweet- . - . manta, and tile employment of copper vea.ela ?*.*“* •»»« higb. ile win*, ntea.urin* «.ven * .. feet nine inches from tip to tip, and white as snow. milking them. All minerul substances are forbidden in coloring bon-bons, liqueurs, sweotinouts and pusliy, except chalk, ochre and Prussian blue. It is forbidden to place! colored paper around tho bou-bons, aud to 9u|»port them upon meialio wire. Only loaves of gold and eilver can be used in ornamenting confectionary, and all bon-bons must bear ths name of the maker or seller upon tho wrap pers in which they are enclosed. The new regulation about liveries in |Fiauce is, thut no one ceil assume those of tbo Emperor—green, red, und gold—or wear them even when they bolong to a family, without being liable to imprisonment for two yean. Noncupative Wills.—Among the decis ions of the court of appeals, reported iu the New York Eveuiug Poet, is uninteresting case of the captain of a vessel, who, having been suddenly attacked by cholera, orally declared his wishes in reference to the disposition of Jills cslute in the prcscnco ol witnesses. These oral declarations were admitted to probate by the Surrogate and his decision has been sus tained by the Court uf Appeals. 1ST Air. Edwin Forrest coded the sixth week of his engagement at the Broadway Theatre, on Saturday evening, during which time it is estimated the receipts wero $54,000. ^Poppies.—Dr. J. V. C. Binith, of Boston, says that immense crops ofpoppies aro raised in Switzerland, not for opkun, hut for the oil extracted from their seeds. This oil is beauti fully transparent, extensively used in house painting, colorless as water, ond when mixed with white lead leaves a beautiful surfuce that never becomes yellow. Now that linseed oil is rising iu price, and as much of our soil is unfit (or the cultivation of flax, ho advises tho attempt at cultivating the poppy here, which does very well oven ou poor „ sandy soil.— He says too that the oil is quite palatable fur salads. A QrTu tar ike World’* Fair. We had the pleasure of inspecting, yester day, a beautiful quilt, made by Mis* Kelly, «f Burke counlv, and intended by her (or exhibi tion at the World’s Fair in New York. It is of silk, is composed ofover six thousand pieces, the figures in squares and half squares, aud said to contain over seventeen million! uf stitches! It is a beautiful and tasteful speci men uf needle work, aud reflects the highest credit upon the ingenuity aud industry of the fair maker. It will doubtless attract atteuiion at tho Fair, end receive a medal or premium.— Anyuata Home Gazette. The Wheat Crop.—We hear very en couraging nows from the surrounding country respecting the Wneat Crop. More than usual has been sown, and tho prospect now is favor able to an extraordinary yield. It is the opin ion of somo with whom wo have conversed, that ii present prospects are realized, there will be sufficient produced to bread the whole white population.—Griffin Union. [By /hflErtti-Wo are informal that the not 'Ooof the death of Mrs. Rebecca McBride, published in our paper of th* 13th iitst., was an imposition; and we have placod tho evs- denceu of the authorship in such hands as to * bl0, ° ' | MUleitctd to a hue each off 106. A French Cassius.—A wiugulnr sort of fantasy has been lately exnibited by a young Frenchman, named Bellcmar, u native of Rou en. He went voluutaiily to the 1'ariainu au thorities and desired to be placed under arrest. He slated that he had been employed as a clerk in various commercial establishments but was at heart devoted to the enfianchisement of hia country. He hud fought for freedom at the barricades; and had, by a formal docu ment, doomed Napoleon Bonaparte to death, and had sent copies of his decision to the vari ous public Ministers. All this smacked of in sanity ; but the Court saw considerable meth od in his madness, and sentenced the umateur hero to two years’ imprisonment. ifef/ALi ... her of persons will startJb.oriBnd for Cali fornia this spring. Three different companies left Frankfort, Ky., a few da vs ago. They take with them about 2,000 head of cattle, and expect to leave Independence, Alo., between the 5th and 8tli of Alay. InRiirnnce on tho Independence. New York, April 25.—Tho steamer Inde pendence, which wus destroyed by fire on the Pacific, was insured in offices in this city to tho amount of $45,000, all in small risks. Bho was of500 tons burthen, built for the Bacra- memo trade, and valued at $100,000. cr The New York Mirror says, a gentle man of that city has been appointed Agent of the Panama Railroad Company, at n salary ol $60,000 a year, in addition to which four Insu rance Companies have agreed to pay him $10,- 000 a year, making $40,000; $100,000 being the total amount of aalary peraunum. A Large Bird.—The Aluysville Express says that a bird of extraordinary size, and ot unknown species, wbb killed in Bracken coun- few days since by Air. A. AIcDonald. 1 GT At Bungor, Ale., on Wednesday last, two hundred and sixty gallons of liquor were seized by the police, on board the steuiner Bouton. GT The Buffalo Post says "the street-dirt of Boston is annually sold for $30,000.” car t lie visit of the Pope to Paris, is spoken ol as doubtful, Louis Napoleon having declined to make uny concessions on the mar- linge question. I"3F Lord Palmerston, now Secretary of Stato fer the Homo Department, intends clos ing all the city graveyards in Englund. LT The English House of Commons is now lighted by a second ceiling of grouud glass, through which the gas-burners shed a milder light. This ground glass ceiling is or- uamnnted with colored wreaths of flowers. iy We see it stated that it is Air. Thacke ray's intention to return to this country in Au gust, with a view to the delivery of a second course of lectures, on original subjects, which are now in preparation. New Spelling.—1’be most original spell, ing that we Imve ever seen, is the following. It heats phonetics: 80 you be—A tub. 80 oh ! pea—A top. Be 80-Bat. See 80—Cat. Pea 80-Put. Bee O! double you—Cow. Bee you be—Cub. Bee a bee—Cab. Be you double teu—Butt. Be a double ell—Ball. NKW HOOK.!*, RECEIVED BY 8. 8. 81BLEY. xritiL&j. 185.1. Tho Rector of 8t. Bxrdolpiu; by F. W. Shelton. My Home in Tuounia : or Nine Y«»r« in Australis. Ladiee’ Now Cook Rook ; bv Mru. Sarah J. Hall. Life Hero and There ; by N. P. WillU. ? Nick of the Woode: A Tale of Kentucky; by Dr. ‘ Village 20 yean ago; by Un. 1a)V« affaire in < Csuetic. A btray Yankeeln Texas; by Philip Paxton. Heart Stories aud Lite Picture* ; by T. H. Arthur. Evelina: or the libtor/of a Young Lady‘a Introduc tion into th* World ; by Mrs. Uuruey. ~ * ‘ ■' r Life in a Th* Shady Side, < Country Parsonage; by ady Pastors Wit The 014 Man's Bride. By T. 8. Arthur. A Voyage to the Celostiaf Country, troin th* manu script of au Old Salt. By Rev. Dr. Cheover. Faulty Commentary on Die Four Goepels. By Rev. Dr. Tyng. Sacred Songs for Family and Social Worship. Every Day JcriptuT* Headings for the use of Families. By Rev. J. L. Blake, M. D. Essays and Miscellanies r from her manuscript by her mother. Poetical Works or Thomas Gray. Poetry of Howora and Flowers of Poetry. Summer and Winter of the Soul. By Rov. Ertkiae Nealo. Bny't and Girl’s Own Book. Doctor Birch and his Young Friends. Agues Sorrell, a Novel. By O. P. R. James. For sale at No. 135 Congross-st. s of Grace Agalllar, selected Two Horne* for Sole. well broke u> tho Harness and the other a addle HORSE. Apply to 95 Bay-street. * HARRIS 1 — r Oliver Brand, by kiNcHLE y, Lockett t co. J AUU If OK HA I. Eft—ISO k.(. print. L..f Li Lwl, (or Ml, low In lot. to r.il porohjotro. br ***** K INCIt LEY. LOCKETT k Cf>. W House la a pleasant Dart of the oily. *gtU 6 ROBT. HABERSHAM it SON. TUBT UKCKIVKD.—Oix .'.Man BL *V » °” t ‘ "SuSlts* Of ^rSBESVSEMlfiJjUdl., ,»r orhr lOAitrr. SrTrTIron; BALTIMORE, APRIL 25.-Sales to-day of 1200 bbls choice brands Howard Street Flour at $1 81‘4. Sales of whit* Corn at 53c. aud yellow at 58c. BOSTON, APRIL 23.—The demand for Cotton nues f iir, aud prices Ann. Sales this week of about 1200 bales, at onr improved rites. The price of Cottou In all ** Saks of good Southern Rio at 4^ a 42£c.; East Bos ton boat, 4*{ a 4Jgc. » lb., 6 mos., part for export. By auction. 150 casks at a 4>£o. 'll lb , cash. Freights to Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans 5 a 7c. ^ foot, aud 2.50 a $4 « ton for heavy goods. Lumber freights from the 8outh have declined to 9 a $10 $4 M. NORFOLK, APRIL23.—CORN—White 53c.; yellow 67 s.; mixed 51 cts. 1.95; bright $1.95 _ men. sik a in: ruriiontina. *“ •—* *~ $1*. . 2; Pitch, $l>i a 1\; Turpentine, $3 a3J* ; Rosin, WILMINGTON, APRIL 20 -TUBPXNTINE—230 bbls Turpuntine have been disposed uf at $3.25 per bbl. for Soft and 1.50 per bbl. for Hard. 8ff RiTHt’l'usrRNTiNK.—Some sales have been made 60c. per gallon, but it i* now held at higher rates, with ;ng from $3.00 to 8.50 per M, as to quality. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. memoranda. Loss ov.Tiix MZsmiA. I*"»-floUr Martha *u*.],/(or Portland) Foater, from Savannah fbr N Orleans, with cargo of rloe, wont ashore on the night of the 17th of March, in Stranger’s Key. (Bahamas) and became a to tal wreuk. Captain Foster and mato came passengers on the Br brig Pacifio from Abaoo, arrived at New York on the 24th. The Martha Jano had a cargo of 343 tiercos of Rice. Baltimore, April 25—Arr 8chr Satilla, Staple, from Savannah. Philadelphia, April 25—Arr schr Henry Dunster, Bagley, from Savannah. Cld—schr Virginia, Snow, for , rif busi Jacksonville ; schr P R Burton, Lingo, do; schr North State. Horton, for Savannah ; brig Timothy Curtley, Harding, for St Marys, Goo. Arr’a—bark Milford, Hor ton, aud schr Jos Grice. Tallmaa, from Savannah, and •chr Roanoke, from Jacksonville. Boston, April 25—Cld schr Emerald, Wells, for 8av’h' CURTAIN'S, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FUKN1TUKE COVERINGS, Ac., AT WHOLESALE\ Sl RETAIL. W. II. CABUYL’S OURTAIN STORE Ifl No- ltttt Chcatnut-nt., 1'hlladelphlua Corner tUh-et., opfoeite the Stato Houee. has always in store n full stock of Freucb Brocatellos; Do. Satin D* Lainea; Satin Damasks; | Table A Piano Covers, Ae.; m India S Frenoh Moquette; Do. Plushes; Lacnand Muslin Curtains Gimps, Fringes, ‘ ds, Tassels, 4 Gilt Cornices. Gilt Pius aud Bands; Gimps, Fringes, jry style and price. | Cords, Tusols, Ao. N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES of all stylos and prices: Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac., aud r very thing * ' Persons s _ w framee, can have their Curtains made tod trimmed in the beet manner: see Fashion Plates in ^ugust number tpleie/or Curtains of the uewestParis orsons Bonding the height and 1 cidth of their uindou supplied at tho loteoti wholesaleprices. W. H. Cahhvl, Importer of and Dealer in Furniahing Goods, lOUChoatnut-st., corner fith-etreefe, Je 14 ly Opposite ths State House, Phlla. Carpet anti Floor Cloth Warehouse, Curtains, Curtain Goods, ifce.| dec., dec. No. 140 Congreaa and l\io.b7 St. Julien Sts. flAIlE Subscriber, knowing that the cilinens of I Savannah bavo felt a great interest In the estab lishing of a CARPBT WAULIIOU.SK, In this city, and being aware that mdny have boon awaiting the completion of tho New Store, so that they oouhl make their selection of the various articles for furnishing their houses, would respeotfully iuforrn the public, generally, that he has opened the most ooai- pluto assortment of all the various styles of GOODS usually kept in similar esttbllshmoL j. Tho Stock of the different dopartmente will oonsist, in part, of the following Goods, vis: CAlti'KT DEPARTMENT. Royal Velvet; Tapestry Brosssls; Mocet Brussels; Brussels; Velvet: Tapea'ry and Brussels for Stairs; Three Ply. Superfine, Fine and Common Ingrain; Plain and Twilled Venetian for Stairs, Halls, Ac.; Drug gets, 6-4.12-4 and 16-4 in width, of every variety of pat terns; Hearth Rugs, Parlor and Stoop Mats; Table and Piano Covers; Silver and Brass Oval and Ootagon Stair Rods; Stair Linen, Ac., Ao. OIL OLOTIIS. Of every width; from on* to eight yards, for Halls, Dining Rooms, Steamboats, Saloons, Ac.: Rose Wood, Muhogeny and Small-figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4, 5-4 aud 6-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for Staire. rUHTAlNH. Silk and Worsted Damask De-Lains: Worsted and Liueu Damask DeLolne; Figured and Plain Damasks, variety of colors; White and Buff, for Shade*. WINDOW H1IADEM. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland and Whit* aud Gold, entirely new style; Cord; Loops; Tas so la; together with all the various Trimmings for Cur tains and Shades. UIT.T CORNICES. Bands, Loops and Pins, of the groatest variety and pat tern*, of the latest importation, all of winch will be ■old at wholeeale or retail, on the most liberal terms. WM. II. GUION, Agent, 140 Osagross and 67 St. Julian-sts. NOTICE A LL Persona having demands ngaiust the estate of Mrs. Dorothea Abrahams, lata tit Chatham oounty, deceased, will present them duly attested, and thoee indebted to eald estate will make immediate pay ment to J. DELAMOTTA, F6W Qualified Execator t NOTICE. A LL Persona having demands ngaiust the Estate XIl. of Col. Thomas Ureen, deceased, arc notified that they must prusent the same, properly attested within tsorib* Tno’o. VEKMI.I., qiul . I*, properly attested within the time prescribed by Law—aad those indebted ~ '* — uestea to make immediate na/tr* <0. C. FKRKILL, Qualified £x< nprIS Fttw Corn, Hay aud Outs, I jlOR. BALE nt the fwot of Montfomory-street. ? apr 19 1m W.3. MaGILL. WIIIOKY! WHItIKV! " " O Art BBLS. N. O. WH1HKV, f.vriw !>r«nil. ^UU now landing from brig Bogclim aad for sale on UmCULKH. L ADIES’ RflUruln. ot wiwia Krlo* i»d Color.. lini^r >wuu> FWrlds (XAQUONN A CUNNINOBAM. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ATTENTION! Oglethorpe Eire Company, No. 1 You are hereby summoned to attend a regular quarterly meeting ofth* Company at th* Engine House this evsnlng, 29th last., at 8 o’clock. By ovdor. ftpr 29 1 CHA8. J. TRUOUELUT, Sec. NOTICE TO NTOCKHOIaDKRN. Jncknonvllle nml Alligator i'lnnk Ronil Ctompany. gfc ~~ ^ THE Directors having ordered an sesesa- meat of 20 per cent., Stockholders in Sa vannah will please tnako payment previous to 1st June, apr 29 ood3w HENRY R. FORT. affairs beyond romedy. 80 a simllay delay in lending to Grkuout A Maunv’s Olfioe, may cause you to lose the capital prise, and thus deprive you or w hat would havfTbeen a welcome addition to your " goods and chat tels." Wo have another fine littlo scheme for This Day, in which there are 4 prises of $!,U0U oaoh, besides the capital of $4,672, aud the tickets art only one dol lar. The office is in Dull street, opposite the Tost Of- fioe. 1 apr 29 Live Oak I.odK«;, No. 3., I. O. O. F. WILL hold its next regular mooting at Oglethorpe Lodge Room at their naual hour. The Trustees have made arrangement* to meet thero, until some repairs on the 8t. Andrew’s Hallbuildiug can bo completed. E. PARSONS, apr 28 2 Chairman of Board of Trustees. Savannah at|d Albauy Railroad Company, as providod for in tho articles of association, will bo held In Savannah at the Long Room of the Exchange, at 12 o’clock, M., on Monday, the 2d day of May next. J. P. SCItKVEN, President. J. W. ANDERSON, Secretary. NOTICE. fri The Committee for Military Pio Nio on 2nd May having insufficient timetoextond Invi tations in the usual manner, beg leave, through thepub- lio press, respeotfully to request the presence of the La dles, at the U. S. Barracks, on the afternoon of that day, at 4 o'clock. Ladies not accompanied by Gentlemen, will be re fused admittance. Children cannot be receipt*!. Citiien’a Tickets, $3—to bo obtained from the under signed. Lieut. Symons, •• Davis, “ Holland, “ Road, •' Soherf, ** Fort, Buckner, Taylor, Stiles, Cumming, I/ohoof, Prentiss. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR NEW-YORK. To leave on SATURDAY, April 39. itiliA, Capt.M. C. Woodhull, wl • freight or liasiage apply to PADELFOltD. FAY A CO. FOR PHILADELPHIA. The new aud splendid ateamsh: STATE OF UEOHUIA, Capt. Wa Collins, will positively leave i ly to C. A. L. LAMAR. above. For freight or passage apply to FOR NKW-YORK. To Sail on Saturday, A at — o'clock, . "* tp & •ADELPORD, FAY A CO. U. S. MAIL LINE. FOR NEW-YORK. To leave on Wedneeday, May 1U<A, at — o’clorl fl'IIK utw and superior stouuiship AUGUBT> 1 Capt. Thos. Lyon, will leave as above. For freigl or passage, apply to ap^PADELFORD, FAY A CO. Savannah and Augusta. On and aftor the l«t of Alay no the intermediate landings on oertaln days and i tain hours—leaving Savannah every Tuesday e at 5 o'clock P. M., and Augusts every Saturday log at 8 A. M. By this arrangement plautei merchants on the river will bo afforded an opportunity of shipping aud receiving their goods with sor tain tv, and of a regular conveyance for tliemsel families to and from both placos, as the nccummi apr 2U K1NCHLEY. LOCKETT A CO., Agents. »» » —UIIMIIIIIC, The regular psekot sohr. LiiROY, Powell j-v, me pacxei orig wu.nun Hlbl.KR, J. Johu- ea¥a»on master, will moot with dispatch as above.— •OMKtor freight or passago, having good acoommoda tions, apply on board at Telfair's Wharf, or to •prg* BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. FOR BALTIMOUK—itenular Ulne. TJie TRITON, W. Brown master, wi ^nV^meot with dispatch as above. For freight < pnesage, apply on board at Telfair’s Wharf,« BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. Notice to PasMcngcrM for Hteuw Hblp P Wai notified that tho 8team Tug Tyl 'aldburg’s Wharf, To-morrow morning, 30th inst., i COHENS A HERTZ, Agta. vented befo: of the ua o o'clock Thin Day, 1 be del J. P. GRAVES. undorsignod, or payment will be debarred. teaded t For Kent. A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House oi Ogecchee Road, seven miles from tho City, tached, is one acre of excellent Iaind suitable to: donlng. EnquUe at 209 Bay-st. To Kent. i ^OUR Tenemcutd—2 huving 4 i . five rooms each. The Houses ar apr 21 M Ice Creum. IRAULT rosnectfully iiiforms 1 Gentlemen, that he has root, second door East of where hie old stand ice Cream made iu their peuuliar stylo aud \.... served every attornoon. Plain nnd Ornamontal Cakes mado to order. ed to any part of the city. apr 29 UDVEKNKtt* WANTED. O NE whouaderstanL’e French, Alusic on and the ordinary branches of the Engll tion, to instruct two young Ladios and three children, until the 1st of November next. The situation is th* healthiest und pleasantest Georgia. For particular*, apr 28 N. A. UARDE ifTte. Savannah, Geo. WANTED TO lTUUUASE. QA TO 40 hoad of Block f’uttlc uud eoir OU Milk Cows; inquire of Edward I.udcouf Plantation, 5 miles from Savannah, on the Wh RonA. (apr 28) 6 WANTED TO HIRE. GIRL about 13 or 14 years of age. Apply u . this office. 2 A p r 28 Bomiets ! Bonnets !! 50 Cases STORE, No. 130 Droughton-st., Snv’h., Geo. THE largest and richest lot of Hon- r nets ever opr *•■*•- ohants. Mlili invited to e: SO Diitercut Styles i’O. | w 01 vand the public genti r.11,7. Silk, Satin, Crape a fashions. Flats am Hoods. A great va...., „ Linings, Paris Silk I^tcs Shapes; • rich I Bounel Ribbons ; Straw aud Drsss Trimmings, \ and Colored Lace Gimps and Galloons, White anc oredSiik Friago, Mantillas. Plain Bareges, Shel other Combs, Hair Puffs, Curia and Pl&itts, R Plaitls, Flowora, Wreathes and Feathers, Bonnet Jot anu Fancy Wristletts, Buttons, 8teel Trimmings, ”iphyr Worstesds,Embroidery,Silk of every shade and lor. Braids, Fans and a great variety of other Goode. Smoking Cain, Slippets, Children's Hr<blli6 as ltohes and Sacks, marked with new patter ding. rsseet- with orders. Fancy and other Bonnots cleaned, bleach ed and Pressed. Pinking don*. * ~r Five Bonnet Trimmers v perfectly understand the business. Notice Extraor Positively Idling «>flr nt /pHE Sulilcrlb.r. do.Irmi'.rTTcl^hTr , ktir X ent business, would Invite th* attention of thecitl- sens of Savannah and iu vlrtuUr to their l.rgj and well eeleoted etook of Spring and Summer Dry Good* at PRIME NEW YORK COST, among which are to be found eomc of the most desira ble styles of goods, for this and the l»iDlng season, slating in part of tbo following goods, vis : Colored and Figured Bareges. do. do. do. Silk Tissues, Plain, Black and Colored Silk Tissues and Uuroges, Swiss aud Mull Alusliur, Jaconet aud Cambrie do, do do Chock Swiss do. Colored and Figured Organdies. Black and Colored Lawns, Canton Cloths for Traveling Dresses, Printed and Plain Llnons do. do, Dotted and Embroidered 8ul«e Muslins, UinghaiuH and Barege Do Lnines, Black and Colored Chamoliou Silks, Plaidod and Brocaded do, Coloiod Marooline and Florence do. LINEN GOODS, Ac., Ac. Wo have a large nnd well eelocted stock ofthe oele- brated RICHARDSON'S. GRAY'S, DUNBAR. DICK SON A Co.’s Shirting and Fronting Linens ; Togethei with a largo and elegant assortiuout of White ami Srowi Table Dainask of all widths, Dnuiask Doylies, Cloth and Colored Linen Table Covers, Birds Kyo Diaper, Liueu Dowlass, Huckaback Diaper, French Linen Tow els and Doylies, l.inou Lawns and Linen Cambric, otc. etc., etc., oto., etc. ouu assoktmk.it OF DOMESTIC GOODS Is complete and embraces every artiole kept in a first class rutail store. PURCHASERS will do wolltooall and see for thomaelvos, as Orcat Knrtrains wll bo given, especially in FANCY GOODS, which will be sold in uauy instances below cost. This is no Humbug. CALL and soc, and be assured of tho fact, at J. II. COHEN A CO., *pf 140 Brongbton-st. Funcy und Stuplc Dry Goods. W C. WADSWORTH, wouhl invite the nl- • tention of all desirous of purchasing rich nnd elegant goods at low priocs, to his present assortment. Plain and Striped silks, Printed Satin Piaiu Bareges, Embroidered Sewiug Silks, Priutod do do, Orenodioe* and Crope de Parries, Black and 8olid Colored Barogcs, Printed Organdies and Jaconets, Bombazines, Alpacas and Canton Cloths Plain, Black and Figured Silks and Satins, Ginghams, Frenoh and Amuricen Prints. MANTILLAS. The stock of these goods is unsurpassed, both in rioh- nean of stylo and elegance of design by auy in tho city, and have been manufactured expressly for Sr * Trade. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. AIK PREPARATIONS.—French, Eng hah and American Pomades,Rose K phalia, gen uine Rears, McCassxr Oil, Ramsey's Curling Fluid Barry's Trleouherotu, Lyon’s Kuthniron, and Rad way'i Cirueeeian Balm, for sol* by JOHN B. MOORE A CO. ft BW HOODS-—-Embroidered and Pointed . clear Lawn Udkfs., Printed Lawns, Swiss Edg- igs fiSid inaertions, Bonnet Ribbons, Parasols and U»- a )LAlN COILORS French « cK? ia **‘ Ml f* N#l Elite, Black Sill Mantillas, Silk Gloves, Swiss Muslins, eta., just re eel rod by steamer, at C for tale by DXWIIT A MORGAN. Lit, ALE, ALE.—IJU bbls. Albany CL* Alo, landing from Svhr. LeRoy and brig r, for sale at th* Albany Ad* Depot, by 29 W. 4L DAVI] - COSTARD EXTERMINATOR, TjIOR the devtruclion of Rite, Mice, Roaches, Ann, X: File*, etc., just received and for sal* by JNO. B. MOORE A OO. THOliUl ten Kidder*, Tarrant*, Wjtere end Pay sons, with and without pr*-‘ “** JOHN B. MOOHK t CO. Inga, Bheetiugs,Tickings, Pillow Case; Linens and Cot tons, etc., oto. IIOHIKBY. A complete stock ot Ladios', Men's, Misses and Boy'i English aud Gorman Hosiery. EMBROIDERIES. Lace nnd N. W. Pointed Collars, 8wias and Lace Capes, Fine Embroidered Hdkfs, Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Incertings, Swiss and Cambric Bands and Flounoes, Embroidered Skirts,etc., etc. We have also a full assortment of the best makes of Irish Lluens, Shirtings, Drills, Cotton and Linen 1 White Cotton Fringes, Cottonades aud Plaid Hdkfs for servants, 'ihese aud many othor styles of goods, will be offered at extremely low prices. The residents of Savanneh, and those from the inte rior. are respeotfully invited to call and examino the goods and prioos. and judge for themselvee at apr 28 81 Broughton nt., under Marshall House. LI ARFER’M MAGAZINE—FOR APRIL. I.X Memoirs ofthe Queens of Henry VIII., and or his Motltor Elitabeth of York ; by Agnes Strioklsnd. The Captive in Patagonia, or *Jfe among the Ui&nti : A poreoaal Narrative ; by Benjamin F. Bourne. PUTNAM’S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL, llistorialaud Critical Essays ; by Thomas DeQuiney. Lares and Peuatos:or Cilioia and its Governora, edited by William F. Ainsworth, F. R. G. S., F. O. 8 —London Edition. Godey'a Ladys Book for May. Autobiography of nil English 8oldier in the United States Army, comprising observations and adventures in the States and Mexico. My Home in Tasmania : or Nina Years in Australis; by Mrs. Charlos Meridith—Illustrated. Graham's Magasine for May. Eustace Quontin: a Sequel to “Mary Price, or the Adventures of a Servant Maid by G. W. M. Reynolds. Received and for sale by apr 27 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. Medical Card. TN tho absence of Dr. Bulloch from the City, Dr’s. J. Arnold aud Howard will attend to his Professional business. (apr 2.H) 3 NOTICE. O LVKRAL articles stolen ut the lire on the corner O of South Broad and Montgomery sts., on the 1st of Docemhcr last, have beon recovered by the Subscriber. Owners of said articles may obtain thorn by proviug property and paying expenses. E. MEN DAL, apr 28 3 City Constable. FOR MALE OR HIRE. A (rood second hand Chickcring Piano, inquire at ./X. >32 South Brood st. 6 apr 28 Yl AY FOR MALE.—Lauding this day from XX hark Maria Morten, 90 bales Hay, for sale on the Wharf by (apr 23) H. K. WASHBURN, Agt. »W . For Sale. BMbI A first rate SORREL MARK, rides very well, aud has been used some in harness, can be seen by applying to J. B. WATT, at Boston A Gunby’s, or nt Brow n A Harris’ Stables, West Broad-st. apr 28 tf IkECElVKD BY MTKAMER—Plain Ba- XV rep**. Bonnet Ribbons, Scotch Gingham, Black Net Miiu< and Gloves, Ladios' oolored Silk Gloves, Dainask Liuen, Napkins and Doyles,.Bird Eye, Diaper. l.oug Lawns, Ao., for sale at tho lowest price, by apr 22 DflWITT A MOHOAN. MEDICAL card. DU. C. 11. WELLS. Office 143 Broughtou styeut, near Barnard. Residence 3m | cor. of State and Montgomery-sts. [&P 23 XX AM8»—500 beit Baltimore cured Hams, laud* XX teg per schooner Edna C., for sale by apl 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. 1 ARD.—Leaf Lard in barrels, for sale bv 1 J apr 19 MINIS A FLORANCE. .jwi A Complimentary Ball Z^ffBrWill he given by the DxKALB RIFLEMEN, WfttSjUr on Monday Evening, the find day of May, at Armory Hall. Tickets may be nad by appli cation at tho Planters Hotel, or te the uudersignad: Serg’t KRAFT’, Corp’l Ul-.TL, Private KAREL, •• PERRY, apr 20 td •• STEIN. I > UTTER AND CUEKME.-25 firkins But* II ter, 60 boxe* Cheese, received and for sale by apr 18 MoMAHON A DOYLE. I^UR SALK.—A Boy 10 years old, capable of X? driving Horses and waiting in the lfoase~alio a Hoy 10 years old. Apply to apr 20 WM. WBIGI1T. \\T 0(1 DEN Oc WILLOW WAKE OK If every description; also Cane Chairs and Set- aul 13 MORSE A NICHOLS. 155 Rro« B hten <«. Plrc and Lift? Insnranct Agonnyr Farmers’ Fire IiiHurnnre Company OF UTICA, N. Y. Capital, $200,000. Granite Fire InMurnnre Company OF UTICA, N. Y. ^ Capital, $150,000. Charter Oak Life Inwnrnuce Company. HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, (endorsed by tho BUto) $250,000. ALrKcn Gill, Presidout. J as. C. Walkust, Sec’y. Applications received by a. WILBUR, apr 22 Agent for Savannah. 129 Congrcss-st. 1 t’E OREA1H VUEEZKRM. — With and X without Bucket*, on hand and made to order apl 13 MORSE A NICHOLS, 155 Broughton it. U 1LYER PLATED WAKE.—Silver Plated O Nut Craoks, Castors, Spoons, Forks, Soup Ladlti, Fish Kulves, Butter Knives, Ao., for sole by apr 9 J. P. COLLINS, 100 Bryan-tt T CK CREAM FORM8 nnd Epoons, Jelly X Moulds, n variety of patterns; Charlotte Rnuo Forms, Moulds for cake and pudding. Animal aud bird Forms for ice Cream. apr 18 MOR8E A NICHOLS. f U8T Received another lot of those fancy O French Casslmeres for Pantaloons, boot patterns and plain, at (apr 21) DIBBLE A CAREY'S. Do not Neglect your Cougke and Colds. Helne’nuurlvailed Pectoral Cough Caady. f I’lllS article i*a never failing remedy for Coughs, 1 Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and Tightness of the Lungs or Chest. Persons who are much evposod, and troubled with Irritable Cough* aud Weak Luugs. will find almost instant relief by trying the Pectoral Candy. In fact, no one should be without it when the changos in the weather are so frequent. No article of Cougli Candy has been so much appreciated for its safety and certain cure. You will flmf it need* but one triu to convince all of its medicinal virtue*. For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. 1) KEF.—50 barrels Mess and Prime Beef land* X) teg nnd for sale by apr 6 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. Oft HBLS. Hood EATING FOTATDKN, vtl for sale low by (apr 16) W. D. FORD. 110NHUU88 WATER.-A fresh supply re* oeivod direct from the proprietors oftbeCougreii Spring, for sale by apr 9 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. It Town’s Essence of Jaiuuicn Ginger. T 8 elaborately prepared from carefully selected 1 articles of the best quality ; it possesses in a con centrated form all tho valuable properties of tho Ja maica Uinger, and is warranted to be free from all ir ritating or other properties of an injurious tendenoy. During tho Summor months and in Southern climates, it is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence of epidemic Cholera; no traveller or family should bo without it. A largo invoice roooivod by tho Agont. A. A. SOLOMONS A CC. O PltlNG 81LK8.—A fine assortment of Bln- O pod and Plod Bilk*. Black Summer Silks, bluk Grenadine 011ks; a fine assortment of New Bersgti, Fiaurod, Striped and Plaid ; Plain, Figured, Plaid and Striped Tissues : a large assortment of Ladies' Black aud Colored 8ilk Umbrellas aud Parasols; a lari* and tine assortment,of all qualities of Hosiery ; Silk and Lace Mautillas, White aud Black Silk Mantilla*; Shawls, Points and Scarfs: Swiss and Lae« Cbemeavtu; Light Kid Ulovos : Black Lace Mitts and Glovts, foe •ele by [mpr 11] AIKIN A BURNS. 1 ,'MEKISO.N’B Un/or Bimp.^-TbeM cule- A brated Straps are made and warranted by Charlci Emerson, and are superior to any otner* now in «•*.- Purobsaers should be aura and get the genuine Strap u there are numerous oounterfei to bearing the same namt, the most of which are worthless. Th* genuine Strap can be had of W. W. LINCOLN, apr 18 ’ Monument-square. '| ’ URKIM11 Frictlou Towels.—These Tow* X elo, us the name designates, aro of Turkish manu- fketure, and are intended as a substitute lor the desh brush, tho hair glove, aud hair belt, for producing a healthy notion of the akin by friction. The material ii of tlax, aud of a texture admirably adapted to their use. Thoy will be fouud to bo offdotlvo without being harsh. For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. l.HiOIJlt AND 11AM8.—150 bbla. Baltimore X; Flour, 300 Baltimore cured Hams, received and tor sale by (apr 22) MoMAUON A BOYLE. DAtON AND REEF.—30. minks Bacon X> Shoulders, 20 do. Sides, 10 do. choioo Hams, 3b half hbls. Beef, received nnd fur sale by •pr 18 MoMAHON A DOYLE. l kKCKIVED p^r ASubainn. - Blue Plaid XV Bilk, Block Brocha Barege, Ginghams, Printed Jaocouets, Embroidered Skirts, Lawn Hdkfs, Buck Towelling, Richardsou's Linens, N. Y. Mills Sbirtisgi. India Dimity, Super English Hose, White Bsinil*/ Drills. 12-4 Bobbinot Netting, Bonnet and Neck Bib- bone, Galloon Trimmings, ete., by arr 22 W. C. WADSWORTH, 81 Broogbton it. / TORD1ALKLIXIR of Turkey Rhubarb \J —Prepared by James Tanart—au agreeable aud etfieaeious medicine, sauotioned and prescribed by the medical faculty. This preparatior cannot be toostrong- ly rooommended to the many thousands now suffering from dyspepsia aud indigestion, and its oonsequenoes, For safe by JOUN B. MOORE A CO, Apr 9 Gibbons’Buildiug. CHAIN FCM 1*8. A VERYtlesirable and economical article. iL »pl 4 JOHN R. NORTON. I U«T RECEIVED ’-Wood ware of various V Patterns aud sixes, consisting in purt of Cedar aud Painted Wash, Tubs, Koolers, Water Pails, otc., forsale low by JAS. SULLIVAN, ■pr 2 145 Bronghton-streel. oiJVAB, COPVUK, Jko.-OK) Mek. »--> O Coffee, 100 do. Laguayra do., 60 boxes ground da, 10 hhds N. O. Srgar, fl) do. Muscovado and Porto Rl« do., 75 bbls. orushhd do., 75 do. powdered do., 50 «u«< Hyson Tea, 40 do. Black do., 50 boxes pur# ground Pep per, 60 do. Giugcr. received and for eale by apr 5 MoMAUON A DOYLE. A/l AL11C CREAM Flf.KKZEKM !—(July ±Y_L Six Minutes required to mako Ice Cream when using Austin's Freexer, |ust received and for sale by »pr2 JAS. SULLIVAN. COB AND COUN CKU8I1KU8. TJ'OR couvartiu&corn with thn cob into food tot X? cattlo, for sale by [apl 41 JOHN R. NORTON. I > I'MIITON. CLARK CO’M. Cod Liver XV Oil, Barry's Trioopherous.and Mexican Mustang Liniment, received and for sale by mar 26 J. E. Dk FORD, Apothecaries’ Hall. llfATEH Cooler, and Double W.ur ibtcli.r. T V the nicest article ever lnvouted for keeping lee water-large and email sises for Hotels ■nd Pmate Houses. f apr 18] MORSE A NICIIOLH^ ^PITTOONM— Iron, iSritminia. Earthen aud O Japanned Spittoons, of various sises. apr 6 MORSE A NICHOLS. Heidsieck Champagne* 1 rtf 1 BA8KETB real genolne lielil.ieck Cliinj' 11pagne and warranted to bo such. Jn« receiv ed direct from The sole Agent In the UnltedfState*. For sal* by J. BOU88EAU. tpr 8 Corner Ball and Eej-d».__ A/TANTILL AM, MANTILLAS.—Rich open 1YX worked Silk Mantillas. Rich Pou de Sole Silk Uo.TPink, Blue, Black and White Crepe de Parrie do., Black Laeo and Velvet Figured do., just reoeived at apr 9 WADSWOHTH'S, 81 Broughton-et. 1) UTTE R AND CII KKMK.-CK) firkins prime 1) and chiico Goshen Butter; 60boxes Cheese, ro- culved per steamer and for sale by apr 2fi MoMAHON A DOYLE. “_>rt HOMIIEEH COW PEAS, jo.l re eel'" 1 OU.ndforMl.bg (.prffl) WEU.8 ADUBB II A1U DYE—Ph.lon'. Improved Liquid *l.' r 11 IJj.; .1.0, Ullm.n’., Uolebin'l, Al.iude'*. a ogle's, and Batchelor's, just received and »r smebv .prM JNO. H. UOOREAC0._ YkCM.—40 barrel* L. Feltou & Sou’* Uostou XV Item, landing from brig Clement, and for eale bv apr 57 BltlOUAM, KELLY A CO. | CUKSTH BLACK TEA I W do. ».»>• Awl/^les Imperial Te* in store, for sate / 11IAMFAHNK—Of nupurior quality, in store uud for sale by »P r 27 MINIS A FLORANCE. TAR. PITCH, «kC. Oft barrels tar— 4*ej 50 do Pitch and Roein Ilk) bates Oakum, landing and for Ml* AU apl 13 CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM^ OHKRUY WINEM.-24 quarter casks, some O of very fine quality, shipped from Cadis ex- prcHlyfor tbianurket, aud reo.i.ed Iu bond Ti.Now York, now in Custom llouve Stores. *P'»7 MIN 18 . FIAIKANC'E. 1,'OlMdALE.—IbO Al Letlii|IUidin8 perbflf 0~.de. fe'^.b,. lurjdKnt A OODEN^ QELECTED UOMI1EN BCTTER.-J0 O kegs selected Goshen Butt4ir, landing Who steamer and for sale by ■pr 27 SCRANT’ON, JOHNSTON A CO. < CHARM.-»5 bbls. CrushotTflugur ; if I^iof Sugar ; 50 bbl# Clarified Sugar, lsadteg —•siissasr* cuem™***. I^LOClt, BACON AND LARD.—2U0 bbls. X- superfine Howard Street Flour; 65 bhdo prime Bacon Side* ; Sit do. do. do. Shoulders; 30 bbls and 50 kegs prime Leaf Lard, received aud for-sale by ■pr 27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. A FEW A1UUE #1 raOHU V*j*rt iV Pretty l.f.uf. PieevUUie U.U m4 CUldte. • M :"id l “' , “ i ‘ ra, aco_ TCMT RECEIVED—36 pair White Liueu O Drill panto, 48 pair Fancy Llaen Drill Fcteto. 48 do heavy Brown nnd Fancy Dnok Pants, fit do superfine Black Doe Skia Panto, 24 do do Faaoy do do. 24 China Game Silk Coats, 48 real Grass Liaeu do. Also, a large lot of White and figured and Embroidered Silk and Marseilles Vests, at MAAS A HEYMANN’S *P r2 » Clothing Emporium. pBIME POKK. 1 lOUOtt l'liail'B,Cop|.er.«d Tl» “”"“^4 Xj »H klsss, I'uuuelte, Booops, Marking Bro.bM,foruI.»y / • ED Alt, O.k .ud p .lined W* “•JJS l J Wlllowo.ie, Clothe. ..d Murket ««»•“. F *“ 7 fio.Nl. ood Etoiiieg Pi...for g0 l.I,lVA». TIT HITE BKANM, 10 bbl*. White . * J, %** n< s ? do - *£ Ht Butt; 10 do. Dried Apple*, tending from sohr. I^iRoy, aad for sale ky •pr ft CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. C A 5f*»“ T 1 ’ AW “" , 'LjS0CUE*’w5?t^ | VON-S.IIAUNKTICl-OWDKU- Forlko Xj destruotion of all kinds of insects, Boaches, Moths, Auts. Flies and Insects on Plante, just received and for sale by (sjr *7) JOHN 2L MOORE A CO. CtflGHT CHECKS ON NEW YORK—for O ky ffeb 8-tf) C. A. L. LAMAR If AY.—Prime Esetern sad Northam Bar, for J&r* d $si&2%2L. :^"^^^^^HD^potherarle*' C« ttN * °*““ d ^iSiS •p, 28 fool ol WMt BrouJ-rt. '** k Ht* fox ol Won BfoudM. NKW BOOK*, RECEIVED BYJOHN M.COOPER a* CO Mompxt. Armt Wru. 1 LjJKNDN OF THE WENT. By J amo , iTuhind tho Curtains; a T«l* of ElviUe. The Camel Hunt; a nmrrntive of person*! tdven- tars. By J W Fnbens, author or «• Lifs ou thelitfl Notes and Emsndations to ths Teal of Bhaksbear* 1 . uffoeiannSts r -‘- A Dictionary of all Officers who have been commi« aloned or appointed, and served in the armv .,r navy and marine corps. By Chsrldi K Gardr.er Rural Essays. By A J Downing, edite with a moir of the author. By Georg* W Curtis. Annual of boisntifle Discovery; or. Year Facts in Science nnd Art for 1853.',Ry bavld A Well* Doctor Birch and his Yonnx Friends. Bv W m Thackeray, with sixteon illustrations by the author ** A bidgrsphica' and oritloal Dictionary of Paintm Engravors, SculpLors and Architects, from times. By Shearjashnb Spooner, A B, M D. The Iliad of Homer, translated by Alexander IW wlthJFIaxman’a Designs, Ixiadon National IllmtnuJ i?IelO<l4‘OU8* This beautifttl Instrument of 4 and 5 OcU»** from tho celebrated Manufactory ut Cahart a Needham, always nu hand and for sale bv I.'W. llORRKLL A CO liULK. " jwS< * MIIARE8 MuNcosee Railroad Bonds- J seoured by tho CentrallUUmd. Apply at this Qf- FOR HALEl n HATH AM andNpivuniinli Mntunl Loan fitnfik— A aharne nanli Innt* «t pftl . ...... • «•*•*■* ...... Iip,ll IIMK .. , V j fitock-5 shares each. Apply at this office. fcpi0 NMALL Lot of Young's Mninuioib CORN, ft»r planting. Also, Corn, Hay and Oats o host quality, recofved in store and for sale bv * ->» Z. N.VinRkb, willl.m^n-, Muvunuufi Ilcdlciil College. SESSION ISM- M. rpilK COliRHK OK LECTURES IN THIS Jl Institution will .ommenoa on th. l'l„t Mond.r ut NiiVHiiibar and eontimia fnnv mnn.lt. 1 j. u. muYAiiu, m. u., rrot. Anatomy. W. O. BULLOCH, M, D., Prof. Principles and Prac tice of Surgery. P. M. KOLLOCK, M. D.. Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and ChllJwn. "iseaiei C. W. WE8T, M. D., Prof. Medical Chemistry. E. U. MARTIN. M. D., Prof. Physiology, 7 U. L. BYRD, M. D., Prof. Materia Meaie* and Thsra- pcutics. J. B. READ, M. D., Prof. Pathological Anatomy and Domonstrat<f of Anatomy. 7 FEES.—For tea full course, $105 ; Matriculation Ticket. $5; Demonstrator of Anatomy, $10; Gradua tion, $30. Requisites fur Graduation, the same as in other Medical Colleges. C. W. WEST, M. D. »pr 22 tlN Dean of tho Faculty. JtST The following newspapers will please copy the above til) 1st November, and send bills to this Office South Carolinian, Columbia, (tri-wsekly) Courier, Charleston, ** SS&Mi&K 1 "’ a ’ 0 ' l '' M -' ,y) Patriot, Albany. Gso., «• Floridian, Tallahnssce, Fla., .** Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala., ‘" Advocate, Huntsville, Ala., " Gazette Chattanooga, Ala., •* Jaeknonville, Fla.,
