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five dollars per annum, half yearly in advance TWELVE CENTS A WEEK—-SINGLE COPIES THRfc> CENTS • * VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1853. NUMBER 93. LulilJSHED DAILY AND TRI WEEKLY BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. »” ia delivered »o Cit* , Ilf r nvs DOLLARS per annum,payable hall- NT ADVANCE,or fbr TWELVE cent* uwoek, tilths Carrier.-. Pluglucopies,THREECENT*. • Tbi-Wbkklv. Mo«flUto.Nlws,’’ (lor^tbu I .nntrr 1 cuutniuieg all tho now matter uud tie', ad- I «' ,nuU 7y-^.- as ih»» nal^r, ts furnished lor aHRKE SrtjewVnt. of the lfeUf, ia • mil LARS per 111 novntK I t Aiivurusaii>« l,l a inserted nt tho following ratoa I troll ONR H4UAMR Or TEH LIHK8. (Mi ota. trOH ONR R4UAUR Insertion DC ota. One Month $0 00 *' — Two •• To 00 Three " 12 AO 1 AO Four “ 1A 00 -17* l u.'.’«»k > W One Tear............ o ioaertlon 45 cants. ;w.k....:;:::::::::::::::::4i6u, to.t a. I/>ral Advertisements lueorted at the usual i Advertisements from transient persona or strangers uit be paid iu adVAnuo. Yearly advertisers, uxooeding in their advertisements the average number of linos agreod for, will be charged M proporuo" * * ional .(j»ertiscments sent to this office without direction*, tethe number of insertions, will be published daily “ ~ “ *“ A ‘ * J “* irm- s ,ul ordered to be discontinued, and charged aoeoi ,D Y«*rly advetUeers will be restristed to their regal: tiiiBeu, and all other ad vortlaementa, not neruinfng to — .... , 4ML w gular business, aa agreed for, will be charged ‘ijrlAll Letters dlrscted ;to this office or the Edit Le^ioatpaid. AdvortUcmouU Appear lu the ' News." for ths Country. TUI DAILY mm. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. country, but the report does not slate who is expected to present or receive it, nor wlmt it is supposed will ho done with it when it doox come. It is lo ho Imped that somebody will appear lo pay the duly in order to prevent il being detained in nuSlic store in *defauW ol such payineut. Indeed it becomes u question whether, in accordance with the law which imposes a line on all parlies sending corres pondence through any other channel than (he Post office, this department will not be author- ized to proceed aguinst every individual signer of the letter, for $100, the fine for infarction of tho postal luw, and il thnro bo qb mftny signatures in these 26 volumes as is reported, tho post-of* lice would reap a rich harvest. Baltimore, May 2. A vessel from Port-au-Prince, arrived nt ISew York, brings several articles from tho Emperor of Hayti, which are intended for cr.- hibition at tho approaching World's Fair in that city. Among them is a log of Mahogany weigning three tous. Now York Colton Market. Baltimore, May 2. Tins Baltic'* advicos depressed tho Now York Cotton markot on Monday, and 1340 kies changed hands at a decline of an eigthh uTa cent. Arrival of the Alubatnn. The steamship Alabama, Capt. Lldlow, airived from New York on Tuesduy morning at o'clock, in 58 hours. We are indebted lo our New York contemporaries, and to Capt. Ludlow, and Purser James F. Blois, Ibr full files of late pwpors. Savannnh >urU Albauy Uallrond. The annual meeting of the subscribers lo the slock of tho Bavanuah and Albany Rail road Company was held, agreeably to the con- dilution, at the Exchange, Savannah, on Monday 2d May, 1853. K. Wayne Mayor of tho city was called to the chair, and Wm. Duncan was appointed .Secretary. Twenty thousand four hundred and silty- four shares were represented—being a majority ol the stock auhscribed. Col. Tift, from Albany, being present, was called on and gave his views iu reference to the enterprise and the interest foil in it by tho people cf the South-west. Alter some reintrk* by Dr. Screven, the following resolution w&s offered by him. Resolved, That the meeting adjourn to 'AVdneadajr the 25th inst., at 12 M., to receive the report of the Eugiueer, and to consider the propriety of al’oring and amending the Con stitution and Dye-Lows of the Company, which being seconded by 11. Roberts, Esq., wus uiikmmously adopted. And the iiioeliug wus adjourned accordingly. It. WAYNE, Chairman. Wm. Duncan, Suc’ry. Correspondence of Dally Morning Nowh. Woman’s Rights Lectures — KxtradltUou Case—Tho Address to Mrs. Stows— Father Guvasii—1’b* Oun.1- Ueee-New tffrk Pool-Office—Serious Disturbance— English Colton and Money Market-—Miss Macin tosh’* Reply to. Mrs. Stowe’s Unole Tom-Th* Uip- Nkw York, April 30,1253. In my letter of „tho 2Gth inetaut 1 brielly al luded to a model lecture which had just been delivered in this city, on the subject of woraun's Mrs. Stowe's arrival in England is nnnnunc ed by the Cauadu. It appears that 2200 per sons had, by their united elforts, collected together the munificent auin of one hundred uud thirty pounds which was presented to Mrs. Stowe with a grand flourish of trumpots. l’other (xavazzi still continues lo bout his breast iu public, and to denounce tho Dope and everything l’upal. Thu diinos, however, do not continuo to come in with us much liber ality as before, and tho Padre is resorting to free lectures with tho view of stirring up the natives. My attention has been called to a paragraph in your paper, which states that the Omnibus Proprietors of this city "intend putting up the faro from three conte to six cents." Tho Boot huppena to bo on the other log. The turn has always been six cents, and there is some talk ot its being put dawn to tiiioe. This will bo Olio of the lust throes of an expiring uuisunco. 'I'he railroad cars aro found less noisy, and more roomy, aud more comfortable in every way, and the public demaud u railroad through every principal thoroughfare in the citv. The ricketty, rumbling, tiresome, noisy am) unruly I omnibus has had its day iu New Yurk—and a few years will find ouly tho memory of tho nuisance remaining. It is said that uurnaw Post Master General applying himself earnestly to tho nbusos in our postal system, and it is devoutly to ho hoped that his labors may result in sumo im provement. Firstly, tho Post Offico itself, as i public edifice, is disgraceful to the city, hav- ng once been nu old church, which has been Successively patched, repaired, built upon, aud painted ever till it has come to look like a huge baby house. In the second place, the accommodation for. tho public is so bad that when tho mails uro being delivered the end of each column of persons waiting their turns to bo served with their letters from tho four or five apertures for delivery, extend lar out into tho street, which on wet days is any thing but “greeable. Thirdly, nobody can be sure that i letter mailed to-day for Savannah will arrivo there any time during the next six weeks, if at all—and fourthly it is as impossible to obtain any correct information from the Post Office Clerks on Post Offico business, as it would be to get it from a spirit medium. 1 wished on one occasion to pout a letter for Greece, and desired to learn whethor I would have to pre pay it, and, if so, how much would be demand ed. The clerk at one wiudow did not exactly know but he believed it must be prepaid in the * ira of five cents.—As ho did not exactly know, thought it would be better to apply to some one who did, and I accordingly went to the next window. There the clerk " would not be certain about it," he did not think thero was any necessity to prepay tho letter ; but il prepaid, ho thought it must be twonty-onc cents. At the third and fourth windows I re ceived similarly contradictory answers — so I finally concluded that it would be batter to enclose the letter to a friend in Londoo to be forwarded from England—which 1 did.—Again, there is no city delivery at regular hours throughout the day as there is in London — There, letters posted in any part of the Me tropolis (and thoro are some hundreds of branch offices ull over the city aud on both sides of tho river) are tuken by tho carriers every hour between 6 A. M. and S’!*. M. to the General Post Offico, in omnibuses provided for the purpose. They are assorted aud de livered every hour in every part of London—so that a letter posted before'nine o'clock A. M. at a point five miles Iroin tire General Post Of fice is taken out by a carrier at ten, and is de livered at its address by half past ten at latest. We want some system of this kind here, ami it is to be hoped thut wo shall nut long bo left without it* A very serious disturbance took pluce {none of our most public thoroughfares on Wodnos- day last. It is the custom among the lowor classes here to exhibit their liberty and inde pendence by interfering with the liberty and in dependence of others, and a favorite method of manifesting this spirit is in the obstruction of the several railway tracks, which run througn the principal avenues. On Wednesday last u prucesaion of persons, "out on a strike for higher wages," was proceeding up tho Tenth Avenue, and of course selected tho railway track to walk in. Ou the arrival of tho car (which, within the city, is drawn by Mules) the driver shouted to the men in the proces- RECKIFT8 OF COTTON, 4c., Mat 2. Par Central Railroad—30ft bale* Cotton, ami Mdse, to Washburn, Wililor A Co, Itabun A Whitehead,8 C Dun- niug, Hunker 4 Ogden.Uoatou k Uunby, W Woodbridgo, C Uartridgo, Willi* A llrunduga, Brigham, Kelly A Co. Ma^ £—dlDJiaUs Oottonjand Mdae, to J Jones, K Par- Co, T a Wayne, H M I.*tfiieau, C 11 CampfislJ, l'ad ol ford, Fay A Co. Lawton A Uud fray, C Hartridge, llardwick A Cook, Washburn, Wilder A Co, and order. Perateanier Charlea Hartridge, from Macon, 4c.— 323 balea Cotton, to W D Ethridge, J Jones, Way A King, N A Harden A Co, Button A Uunby, C U Canip- flcld. Per steamer Planter, from Controvlllege, Ao.—29 baloa 8 1 Cotton. Iloica, Pkga, Ac, to JJottou A Uunby, K Reed, Hull A King. hup Alai der, Brigham, kelly A Co, Bunker A Ogden. M A Co hen, Claghorn A Cunnlugham, J I* Collins, W Duncan, Einstein A Eckuan, Fla Boats, C Greeu, W W Good- ncry, A Haywood, W N Habersham, J F Hamilton, Ucr- ton A Rikeman, C Hopkins. J Lipman, 8 M I.affltcau. W W Lincoln, D P Lauderahina, Morse A Nichols, T R Mills, A N Miller, G Mallettc A Co. T McKenna. Wells A Uncr, J B Moore A Co, J Poole,kM I'rendcraaet, Rob erto A Foote, T C Rica, Roswell Mauuf Co, S lbbs A Da vis, Smith A Latliron, Scranton, Johnato*- A Co, A A Solomon* A Co, II F Waring. J Dickson, Aiktn A Bums Beldon A Cs, A Bonaud, J Rousseau, I* Wiltborger, N K Barnum A Co, W U Dickson, it J Gilbert. J D Jessie C II Campfleld, U Johnson A Co, W llale, E F Wood A Co, Pierson A lloldt. E Parsons, M J Reilly, M J Solo mons, W R Symons, N II A II Weed, and others. Per brig Caroline, from Boston—T 8 Wayne, II In- E lls, NB All Weed, E F Wood, Verstille A Butler, T Turner A Co, Swift A Co, A A Solomons A Co, E Reed, rights by n Miw Lucy Slum. That very »ton«y • 10n - wh « M »«>. “f 5 7 3 ■ lug; wherefore tho driver thought proper to urge his team in among the party v some of eJress has siuce been followed by another of tu equally flinty character. The Lecturer (or Lectures.*—which it it? Lindley Murray bus, I believe, made no provision for thefomula article) ia reported to lmvo appeared on tbo platform in strict Dloumor costuino, which at >ou may, or umy not, know, consist* of inalo “Hire exaggerated. Tho. lady's hair was cropped quite shurt, which amounts, in my thinking, to a positive surrender of one of tho best of woineu'a rights, to begin wiib. The lectures, notwithstanding their title, are con fined to a dotuil of woman’s wrongs, aud com pline various instances of women being ill hasted by drunken liusbundt—v umen, our asking for money, being treated to a iihilling, from which two ceuts'change wore demanded by the husband, on ascertaining thut the pur chase ouly amounted to ten cents—women not allowed to go away aud visit at o friend's bouse, without penmssiou from their husbands, &c., &c., dec. Mix up such trash at this with a bluck draught, or a draft on tho sym pathies of the audience in favor of tho “ pour Kinvn M aiwi o/m will nlitAin Hmiio iilnn nl itm slave," and you will obtain sotno idea ol the lectures of Miss Btouu. For all tlieso evils, the short haired (but, J imagine, lung eared) female suggests us the ouly practicable reme dy, the extension of tbn suffrage lo wumea '1 his specific is to cure all our social evils, from slavery down to drunken husbauds, end back the othor way. Miss Stouo complains that a law in une of our (States contains the expression " except women, idiots, and ma piucs"—uud she domunda, with a shudder, if it is right to iucludo women in such u classifica tion. But a littlo farther on, she < fulls into precisely tho samo pit herself—lor she says that drunkards are permitted to vote, and, if drunkards, why not women! Bo that eveu Miss Stone is not a female Daniel in her owu peculiar line. lloracoGreeiy, of the Tribune, of course approves of Lucy’s philosophy— for obvious reasons, lie wants purchasers, and every woman's two cents are as good as a man's anv day in the week. Greely, no doubt, profoundly starts on this principle ill regard tu Miss Lucy Sluno and her doctriuos. '* Tu cm fetra, et super hanc petram, edificabo fiswspttper meam The release of Kane has caused considera ble excitement in this city. You will proba bly recollect that this man was claimed by the British Government, as a fugitive from justice, obarged with having, in some part of Ireland, bred at a former with intent to kill him. ilo Hed to this country, and the British authori ses caused hlut lu be arrested here, under the Ashburton treaty of Extradition between Eng land and the United States. The greatest ef- •erti, which were in one point of view quite laudable, ware reads by certain classes of our ^abfellow-oiUxens to quash the application a«4 obtain tho releaoa ot the prisoner, but as [be act of which he was iccused was proved before the Court here, the only hop* hi* iriendf could have of saving him from British justice, JJ'as in the intricacies of legallntrigue. These nave been greatly resorted to. and tl j--j-'-ww greatly resorted to, and the result ■If been the discharge of Kano, under ciiouin ■ w ?ce§ which, hi thu abstract, certainly involvt o infraction of the treaty. The partisans ol IS!!- 4 ®?® 1 ** tro«By exult at tne result of r labor#; but the ihibkifig men among lie i {. ,pe fJ wi that a alight legal quibble in* • «••• have prevented our comply Urn i 1 engagements with Great *." or l h« attempt charged tho man »»« had been proven in Court. •PPWu in a late number of a London audtSili 1 *' nn wf »“ n<ml gem wee shortly to be Jbi* whom seized the reins, while one man, it is said, assuulted the mail agent, who iinmedinl''- ly drew a revolver und shot the assailant in (ho leg. Tho afl'uir is now undergoing exami nation. Tho Canada's advices from England ap pear to have put up prices of Cotton through out the country. The telegraph announces u general advanco throughout the South of*} of a cent -1^ lb. and here, we have had a very ac tive business at full prices. There was abun dant indications in England of increased easi ness in the money market, and in view of the reduced receipts on this side, aud the not ex cessive supply in England, I diink wo lmvo good reason to anticipate a steady mainte nance of tho ruling quotations. Wo should begin uuw to hear some report of the prospects of the crop in the ground. Your sonthern pa- E crs are unusually quiet on this subject. Fray eep us posted. Tbo letter of Miss M. J. Macintosh of Geor gia to the Now York Observer, showing up the absurdity of the 14 Uncle Tom" mania, ex cites considerable attention hero. Franconi'a full dross initiatory porformancoH took place last evening before the representa tives of the New York Frees, and resulted in general satisfaction. There ia no mistake et a!l about the fact that there is nothing iu this line ahead of Frunconi. Exchange is rather firmer at 91 per ceo premium for first class 60 day bills on Lon don. Nebsuno. Butler, T •u >uiu«t m. w,o»m • Co,A A Solomon* A Co. E Itccd. W V Prentice. T It Mills, W W Lincoln, O Johnson A Co, (J U Johns-iii, \V lisle, Wm Heidi, S Good at I, II J Gilbert, J O Fslligaut, Cohen A Fosdick, custom A Cunningham, J U Burroughs, F Blair, Brigham, Kelly A Co, Andorsoua A Co, and order. for schr North State, fin New York—Willis A Brnu- d»fto,* A A Solomons A Co, J H Moore A Co, J Poolo, 2 W Morrell A Co, J K Brick, M A Cohen, (J H Johnson, T R Mills, W M Wadis/, T 8 Wayne, B T Chow, Brig ham, Kelly A C«, Morse A Worthington, Kotnnton A Verstille, F Sorrell, J U Carter, 11 Lathror, A Fawcett O Johnson A Co, D O'Conner, Crane A Holcombe, W M Davidson, Bunker A Ogden, N B A II Weed, Morse A Nichols, Kibbse A Rodgers, II J Gibbon, Klnehlty, Lookett A Co, T W Cosksry, Novitt, Lathrop A Steb- blns, J llaibrouck, and order. Per ateainer Calhoun, from Charleston—T 8 Wayne, A Bonaud, Way A King, Bolin A Foster, J Rose, J G Falligant, U Cranston, It C l/ incon, 8 M Laffitoan. PASSENGERS. U Brown, J Ilwtenbaud, C M Simpson, D L hnydaui, L F Shafliu, P Hall, J It Butts, E it Fremain, E Belknap, J Pierpout and 2 steerage. Per steamer Planter, from Centrevillage, ke.—lAts M Maddock. Misa Owen and serrani, MisaAGowen, Mrs Stonderson, child and servant. Col G W Owen, J A Farmer,N Madduok. S L Jewill, Wm Gowen, J Fland- T . «- era. L Way, P Houston, G M Waldbuxg, C Sloat, and « Lockett A Co. deck. Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—W Johnson and lady, Miss llnrden, W It Harrison, lady and sorv't, C L Edward*, Capt Wilton uud 3 dock. COMiHEKCIAL. t-ATSST date*. LivsTpool. April 20 | Harrs,April 18 J llavana,:Aprll 22 Havannnti Ylnrkrt, May 4. COTTON—The tales yesterday were 272 bales, vil 3 at 8?*', 8 at 9, 41 al 10*4, '27 at 10^, 15 at 10^, and 78 bales, a fancy lot, at ll^o. Tho market Is unsettled, aud purchasers aro uuwllling to pay last week's rate*. Havnhtmh KxportH. Liverpool— Br bark Alcyone—265,380 feet P F Tim ber, 9,495 Stave*. WiTxsruHD - Br bark Marion—200,735feet P P Tim ber, 36,409 do Plank. 6 mast*. 1,420 Oak Slaves. Nuvaiiiinh Importn. 8t Job.hs, N B—106,000 feet Pine Boards, 100 bbl*Po tatoes, 53,000 Lathe, 00 boxes Herring, to E A Boullard. Br brig Albert-2,420 feet Pine Boards, 101 hhde Lime, 60,000 Laths, 50,000 Palings, 61 8pars, Ao. to E A Boullard.' CHARLESTON, APRIL 30-Cottow-There was a good demand tor this artiole to-day, but price* show no improvement, on the oontrary the advantage was rath er in favor of the purchaser. The transactions reached upwards of 19U) bales. al>xtrcinc* ranging from 8U to lU*«c, and 8 balea at lOSge. brought to a stand aa the transactions did n bales. BALTIMORE. APRIL 30.-Corr**.-Th*ro has “t fair det'aad aud market rather aativo. Wo *'t tho cargo of tho Viotory, consisting of 4..Y00 note sale m . W1 bag* of Rio, on torme not transpired, but eupposutf 9>«o. all ruuud. Also, 2600 baga Rio at9^'^10o. There were 650 bags sold at auction on Tuesday alOfmWLo. The only import this week is 215 baga coastwise. Corron.—The ealta this week reached W0 bales of Ordinary to Middling Fair Upland and Gulf at II cto. 6 mos. The demand was confined t> of manufacturers. Market ratber easier, Lot Msohang# in prloea Horn last week. Stock's bout 1 V0U Uoward Street—On Tkoraday tbe market bale*. uniform, with sales of 1200 bbla. at 84. _ ;m. Curl Mills.—There have boea ity Mills this wee’ * but there has been i City Mills this weok. It is held * it there has been no demand. Count.—There has been a good demand, and price* now quote whitest 53»54c, and yellow at l little very prime yellow brought 59o. Oats.—Salaoeof Maryland at dSe.Wc, and I a 43c. PROrisioxb—Bacon.—V/e sales light. Sidea eell freely a oa*ks Wmitorn Sides at 8J«e, aud 16,000 Iba looso at 8a 8,'ao ; lOOhhdsshouhlersatfi^u. J,AUD.—Market lather quiet, bnt holdora firm at OJio for bbla and 10Mo to lie for keg*. Wo have sales of 60 tinue to quote 23o ia bbla and 22c in hhda'. NEW OBLEANS, APRIL 2S -Conox-The marks was du'l yetterday after tho receipt of the Arabia's let ters by mail, and th* tales did not exceed 1,6U0 baloa New OllLEAM CLAS<tOATIO.H. Inferior ,.8f 0>4 | Good Fair (y>—- COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand let September, 1852. Received aluce Received yesterday The weenie anloe amount to 50,970bales, of which 10,- i spooulatlon and 11,460 for export. To-day tho markot la steady. Sales 8000 bales. Wo qU01 nlr Orlc.ni A 1S-1W Fair Mobile, .«!»■> ■jHJ “« Fair Ualanda. «. l .J -Wdllc, A. Dennistom k CO. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 16.—CorroN.-The advices C r Canada and Baltio gave increased confldrnco to Ider*. who offered their stock* eparingly, and the de mand throughout the week being good, aa ad' snee of l-lGa'td was e*tabliahed on Inf. and mid. and good ord. American, the bettor and inferior qualities remaining unchanged. The salve of thu week foot up50,971)bales, (including 40,630 Amorloan) of which iW.JtUU were on speculation, and 11.400 for export, tho markot closing •toady. Sea Island was in good request at 2a3d ad vanco. Tho stock nt Liverpool la 6IM.0U0 hales, of which 553,000 are American, against 336.U0U, including 9ii3,000 American at this time last year. Import* of the week 41,633 tales, including36,502 Ainrrioaa. Fkeiuhts.—irolghto at Liverpool to ths United States have varied but little during the week. They dosed stiller, however, owlnf to the scarcity of tonnage; steerage paa*ongera were abundant. LONDON MARKKT8.-IBaring A Brother s Circu lar.]—Cotton firm, Uoffue declined la2d, and holders are koeping back fur higher prices. Rice is dull, witfi a declining tendency. No Carolina in the market. HAVRE, APRIL 13, Evening. 1863-Little business has been trausactuii iu our Cotton markot during the morning, but this afternoon tbe demand haa revived, and 1500 baloa has been token at steady prices. The woather, whieh wuoold this morning has boon fine during the afternoon. No arrival to day. Freights for New York continue abundant, and the rates are well maiatoinod. MAltlNK nVTELLIUKKt'K. PORT OF SAVANNAH MAYT tup AL. „ Padelford, Fay A Co. Sunday, I0J» V M, 25 ullos S W of lictterae, exchanged elgnale with steamship James *d^er, bound north. bark India, Ketchum, St Johns, N B, to E A Soul- Brig Kendall, CaUirio, 8t Johns, N B, la ballast, to E - all--* lard A SouHard. Brig Bussian, Oary, New York, ia ballast,to Btark A ryaon. Br brig Albert, Robiaion, 8t Johns, N B, to E A Soul- lard. Brig Carollao, Harding, Boston, to Brigham, Kelly A Schr St Georgo, Torroy, Camden, Me. loo, to C E Pot- r, Bohr North State, llorton, New York, to Willie A tor. Steamer Chao llartridge, laylor, Uawklasville, to righatn, Kelly t Co. Steamer Planter, Corb, Jeatrevillage, to Klnchley, Graves. Br burk Alcyone, Pitt, Liverpool—A Low A Co. « DEPARTED. Steamer Gordon, Brooks, Charleston. Steamer Calhoun. Bardeu, Charleston. Steamer Oregon, Moody, Augusta. —‘ Steamer Jasper, Mattier, Palatka, ic. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral TUI CUBE or Conghi, Cold*, Hoarsens**, Bronchi tis, Whooping- Congh, Group, Asthma, and Consumption! Many yean of trial, lnetoad of impairing the pnblio confidence in this medicine, has won for it an appreciation and notorie ty by far exceeding the most ssngu jie expectations of ito friends. Nothing but ito in- trinsio virtuef, and the unmis- tokablo benefit conferred on thousands of eufforore, could originato and malntnintho reputation which it enjoys. Whilo many inferior rem edies thrust upon the commnnity, hare failed and been discarded, this ha* gained friend* by every trial, con ferred benefit* on the afflieted they can nover forget, and produced curea too numerous and too remarkable to be furgotton. While it la a fraud on the public to pretend that any one medicine will infallibly onre—atill there la abundant proof that tho Cherry l'ootoral does not only aa a gener al thing, hut almost Invariably oures tho inalndios for which it 1* employed. As timo makes these fact* wider and better known, this medicine haa gradually become tho boat roliacc. of the afflicted, from the log cabin of the American peas- ity.esdii uiost every hamlelTt contain*, Cherry Pectoral ia kaor n as the best remedy extant for diseases of the Throat and Long*, and ia many foreign countries. U ia coming to be extensively used by their most intelligent physi cians. la Ureal Britain, France and Germany, where the medical aoleocea have reached their highest perfec- foction. Cherry Pectoral is iutroduoed, ana in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Alma Houses, Public Iu stitutions, and in domestic practice, as tho surest reuio dy their attording physicians can employ for the mort dangeroua nffocticbj of tho luug*. Also in uilderoasei and forohildren It ia safe, pleasant and effectual tocure In feet some of the most flattering testimonials we re- ooive have been from perento who have found il effica cious in case* particularly incidental to ehildhood. The Chorry Pectoral ia manufactured by a practical Chemist, and every ounce of it under his own eye, with invariat- accuracy and care. It ia eealed and protect ed by law from counterfeits, consequently can be relied >na* genuine, without adulteration. We havo endeavored here to furnish the community with n medioinu of such intrinsic superiority and worth u should commend itself to their couttdenao—a rornody it onoo safe, s|>oody and offoutual. wbioh this has hv ru - tested and countless triala d itoolf to bo ; and t Li r : preparing it with chemical aoouracy, of .h to afford Phyaiuiana a naw ageut on which they cau rely for tho bust result*, and the afflict ed with a remedy tuat will do for them all that Mtdloina can do. Prepared and told by JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemiat, I<owell, Mas*. Sold by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO., W. W. LINCOLN, T. M. TURNER A CO.. J. B. MOORE A GO., Havaa'b, and all druggiato throughout the south. LYON’S KATHAIRON! For the Growth nnd Knibolllalimcnt of tho Ilnlr* to Prevent Ite Falling Off nnd Turning CJrnjr. Junrded the Kifikrst premiums by the States aj Ptm-York, Maryland, and Michigan, at their Annual Fairs at 1851. 'I'HE KATIIAIRON neutralizes the eflcct of dis- J[ ease, climate, and old age, ia preserving and re storing th* human Hair evea after a baldness of twenty years; cleanses th* ecalp from Scurf and Dandruff; sure the Nervous Headache, Scald Head, Eryalpe- Jiaeasea of lha Skin, 2c., and is the moat desirable TOlliKT ARTIC LE, For Ladies’ or Gentlemen's use, In tho world. Its per fume equal* Luhlu'a Choicest Extracts, and bolng froo from all offensive oil or coloring properties, it gives the Hair that dean, bright, soft, lively appoarance, secured - t other preparation. _ _• uso of lbs Kathalron is adopted bv the first phy sicians in Europe and America, and has a patronage and sale uuproeedcated In th* history of th* materia medic*. Bat wont* are fnr*rflnous. a trial only can attest ito real virtue, as millions certify. 7* be had throughout North and South America, Europe and th* Islands of th* *'etan, in large bottles, for 25 eento. - Sold ia Savanuah by T. M. TURNER A CO. doo 11 181 Bay-street. Lyon’* Extract PURE JAMAICA GINGER, ".'Ull Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Chole- _ ra, Distlnaaa, Favar and Ague, Summer Com plaint*, Nervous and General Debility, do. A yurt ar ticle, and administered with positive effect iu the above complaint*. Alec used aa a beverage and for eullaary purposes. Sold evsrv where. ■ k Heed Cane! 'T'HE UMilorsiuiiud Is prepared to supply ordore | for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, atehort notice. Alto, keep* owbaUutly on hand a large stock of Oak, Ash, Black Jack, Pine aud Light WOOD! For Ml* by the boat load aad retail. Consumersean de pend upon being promptly euppUed with a good article. Strict attention given to fair measurement. Boxes for order* are plaoed at the stores of Meeara. J, Murchison, W. W. Lluooln, J. M. Cooper A Co., offloo of Morning New*, and at th* residence of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jonoe-etieol. D. KEM811ART, jest Dry Goods, Clothing, Sio. OmUB&iPlEiSJl? CASH STORE. Th.SAT law tw ALM Oni fv PJLA8TEK8. THE MEDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLASTER OT the Nineteenth Century. tdT A Wauhiugtou loiter says : Tho mail contracts lor New York und Now England have boon let ut rates much abovo those of former years—some soy the average advanco ia aa high ea seventy-five per cent. This ia all the effect of California aud Australia gold. Should those deposits fail, a crash woud come, to which the iiauic of.'36 and '45 would be child's play. It is said that there was this year very little competition, which is a proof that private business is belter than public con tracts. A resolution bus been reported in tho Massa chusetts Legislature appropriating $10,000 for statue of Daniol Webster, to be placed in the State House. ix tho hovth for Livorpool tilling Excuxnoe*.—Demand limited: Sterling Sight Chcoke on New York.. .....108! M. dies. . prem. NEW YORK, APRIL 30.—COTTeW.—There baa beon more activity for tbe paat three daya, but aa bolder* havo been free seller*, prices have been in favor of buy ers though not eufliconily so to warrant a chaugo m quotation*. The safes fur the last three d»y« are hale*, making a total for the week of 13,400bale*. Wequoto OT1IEII UULT Fully fair to good fai lOali loyally* and fine. — (a.— — «/,— — (^ — Gat*.—Oato Lave arrived freely, and price* are low- er—we <iaot« River and Canal 44a46. Woatorn aad Canada 45a47; Jer*ey «3w*5, Ptaniylvauia 4U40, and Southern 38a4l ou. Corn.—Tbe supply of Corn having fallen off, price* with a steady good Jomaad for ]iomo u*e, aud a fair in quiry for export, have gradually advanced, the mar ket c1o-i:ig buoyantly—tho Mle* uro 106,000 bushel*, closing at uOuMJa ouuta for une. and. 62a63L for mixed Southern, 63a66 lor White do.,66>4a67 for Yellou do., which is ecaix*. 60a6| for New urleaus, 05 for infe rior Northern Round Yellow, G6a66>, for Biver aud Jersey do, aud C3a64 for round White. The Northern YeUow noticed aa sold ia the firat arrival from the cto. uaah. Iron.—We have hut. to note further sale* of a few hundred toua Scotch Pip, from vessel, at $36 60, aud some 600 tone at $31 60/for near arrival, $33for iu— and 832, 6moi, for July doliyory. Bure remain very 13F The Grand Jury of Fhilatlelphia have brought in a preoentineut in which they declare that Arthur Spring is tbe murderer of Joseph Rink. The chaiactor of Jerome Fekert, who has been in prison for some time on the charge of having committed the murder, is cleared by this presentment GT The Fhiladelphia Custom House has been swept pretty clean, by the new Collector there, Mr Brown. It is stated that 150 Whigs have been removed during the paat week, and (hat the week to come will see those that atill remain served the same way. GP Memoirs of the famous aud aomewhat eccentric Dr. John Abernathy, with a view of hi* writings, lectures, aod character, are aoon to appear from a London press. They will he edited by Dr. George Macilwaio. Boston, April 29.—'fcjfefttwiiiiij to-day, in Committee of tbe Whole, discussed sumiiy amendments to ths liquor bill. Among tbe amendments adopted was one making ths owner or owners of a building iu which intoxi cating liquors are sold contrary to the provi- siona of (no law, liable to a fine 'if $100, if the said sale is with tho knowledge or copjvnt of the owner, sfler due noiice threof by sn of.'car named iu tbo ael—for a second cony lotion the owner It liable to a fine ol 100, and imprison* meal for three months in the House ofCorred* dull. Rice. weea, oui wuuoui cnange in prices lor tbe better qua tie*—tbe ealea amount to about 1UU0 to*, principally •peculation and for home u*o at $3 c./>*a« 60 each. FKkioUii.—rrevko* to yestersay there v»a* but lit tle done, but yesterday the engagement* for Cotton • ere very large. The engagement* aiaoe oar last are upwards of lO.lM) balea Cotton, part oompreased, at VI. Wuisxr.—The markot favor* the purchaser; sales of 120bbl* at 22a22 / * a , for Jersey, Ohio and Prison, drugo held at 22c time. Provisions.-Tho transaction* ia the Pork market are only to a very moderate extent, price* howevyr aro a shade better. Wo uotiee Bales ot Me*a at $15 875*a $16, and $13 60 for Prime. Holder* do not tnanif**t an^r great anxiety to realise, anticipating at ^ B..f market U Him with ulu U 0411. I.t country Maaa, $13 for city and repacked Cnicago, $14 for extra do, aad $6 6Ua$7 for country aad city Prime. Iu Prim* Mesa Beef there is nothing of importance doing aud price* are nominally the •am*. Of eat meat* until sale* are making at 6^a6>* for, ■hooldera, aad SkaV^e for limn*. I*rd la quiet with trifling sale* at v}Lcal0>ic. Bauer ia aeUiac at 10al4c. for State, Cheea* la fair demand trifling *i for Ohio, ___ ... , m lor export at SalUo for common to prime. Flour.—W* aotle* a fair export and Eastern domand for common description* of Flour atd th* markot < T,, ‘* u« .mall and holder* do woh dlspuait ion There Isa felr inquiry for u '“* 6 ” tot ■ ,Ht ' ■ - DurlMU..^i4.««h. .MUnnbuM... .tMdjr d.u.B. (or Cotton which bu Imb bjr U- hw wlTlcu n,d«M p.c c.porU» s cc.u.Md Ihilt^ol lnjh. Medpi. i-h«» njoru ».r, oca filmed *'r th. Utter.' per .teumir ^aiuic.' received re.lerd.y, lod th, IcJc. oa th.. ,l. f w .r, 1U.U|») b.lc«. PrioM hav. h«a ,r,du,Ur ttlhcuin,. .ol ole,. .1 .a ol 1-lOd wiv'd,bul oclv U talddlls, qudi- Th. Mua which hu prevailed 1. ih. O.UU ha It! dciln* tl.e wMh.huUdu Mm.ku klvhu pri. c*. bein, ukw] lor Uc*ll .ud Variu la hl&ncbrwcr. hilt ibuo hale Lwspaid wnl,. liaiiUd »iu>, and M ia i win — i nn nuu •riaraBr 8 ist* and pbjaieiana of in* l ■united a* to their composition. But it «a* left toMr.Alloook, whoforseven vr ~ ‘ tor Ho of Messrs. Ituslitou * Astor I r public use. They are ma potation of tho perspiratiou can go o i sufficiently where _ JT . ,as with other pla*ters t jumulatlon of acrid fluid, which cored** tho skin and ogiasiuns many unidonsaut sensations, not necessary for the euro or alleviation of affection* for which a plaster is usually applied, They are tonic and carminative, which render* them of peculiar value in many affection* of the ohest and bowels, more especially when a nervous character; they in fact warm, and to n certain extent, vitaliie the part upon which th*y "re applied. These strengthening, warming, and paln-reliaving plaster*, will be found invaluable in weakness of the back, chronic rheumatism,and contraction* of the mus cle*; neuralgia, local nervous affections; in suthfiia, and rains in the aide or chest, especially when proceed ing tram dyspepsia or weaknoss, or a sense of ooldneas at the pit of tho atomnch ; In chronio or rooout affec tions oi tho kidneys; in oases of sprain^ ■trains, brnisoa ; and in nearly all oi apraiu*. strain*, o i whore a local pain o weakness exist*. The reader is especially referred to the following tes timonials, more particularly to tbe letter from Dr. 1. T. Henderson, whom i ‘-frr.l T. IIendcn«on , e Letter. rum sills, Louisiana, March 8, 186C. Dr. T. Allcock, neuralgic dbeaso of my Iwwola for yi “ rophy of tho heart, and have tried owt/tunja iuuvu the practice of medicine from tho very host M. D'e.j but truth prompt* me to eay that your plasters have given me more permanent relief than anything else 1 have used, and 1 believe will prodnoo a perfect core. I am wonderfully pleased with the counter-irritant effect of your plaster, for it is produced in anoh a mild and gradual way, aa well astba invigorating action it gives to the capillary eirenlation around tbe part* to whieh they are appUed, with the great nervous Mdativ* influ ence they exert upon all nervous disease*. *wln conclusion, permit me to eay, that I have had *x- erieno* of the qualities cf the blaster* heretofore la ise, but. must place yours at the bead of them all. Ev- ry medical man who becomes acquaint*'* ~ u *- *» ill assuredly recommend his patient* to who become* acquainted with them, will assuredly reoommond his pationto to uso no other than the Mudioatod India Rubber Plaster of Dr. Alloock. “ Youre Tory truly, I. T. IIENDERsGN, II. D. The Plasters can be obtained at tbe Book Store of W. Thornk Williams. No. 149 Bar-st., Savannah, and by order of all Druggist throughout th* eountry. r » eod law t-w .rc.l»r«d ruw IIml Beautiful Faller \ FHENCIIMU8I.INS,CAMBRICStOlNUIIAMb. Whit.HBriped B»lit »u<l Cambric Uu.lluc, Whll.PllMB.liC “ „ " Whlu Figured a.i«l Mu.liuv, Tarlatan aud Org.nda MucHa, Hwln aad Jaoon’t Kdglng aad larcrllu.. Tw ial. bp(apr 1) AIKIhl A UUR "tin wash, P LAIN AND JAPANNED—A g.lKir.1 iccor’jnonl ror k\o. .holCMlc aad retail, W ^ apr IS JAB. BULUV'K. ^.r 13 y 102 Bryan street. A IT BUM and Cutlery.— Waiters and W Tea Treys, elnrly er in ,...... Cocoa, Bon* aud Horn Handled Knives and Forks, for sale by [>P'lflj Also, Ivory, Buck ive* and Forks, f LP. COLLINS. JJI« (IAMB.—3 lUrreliju«r A BONAUD. S PUNJAB BISCUIT.—A M tar Jut re- reived, with ether 1m. (rreh aad .kalre Unrerite, aa lew aa aip C'.u ar aredit haire la ftellr. apr V *' 80LOMQN8. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! fl'HK Huliscriber has now und keope conetsntly 1 on haud a large supply of gie beet quality of High Land Oak, Hickory, and Pine WOOD, whioh he offers as low for cash as can be bought in the city. Wood Yard near the Railroad Bridge. [fshl9-3ml P. WHITE’ WOOD! WOOD l! # rpHE 8UI18CRIHKK koons constantly on hhnd n 1 large supply of Oak aud Black Jack, which he will ■eU on as good terms as wood oan bo bought at any wood- yard in this oity. Orders left at Allen 4 Co.’e yard.o r stray residence, oorner of West Broad and Bryan sts., will bo attended to. (Ml ly) F. W. AVEIIFELT. WOOD! W'OD: ■ 'HK Huhscrilxir will keep constantly on hand X at hia WOOD YARD, at the Canal Bridge, a full supply, at all ecasone. cf OAK and HICKORY WOOD. All orders left at J. 1). Jeeee’e, Bronghton-etreot, will bo promptly atteaded to. Wood Mold I,ow Fop Citnh. -AJ jan 1 tt J. M. BUTLER. NEW HOOKM, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. TMIIIISpar, Al’KII. 2isr. TTI8TOKY OF THE CKU8ADKH. lly Joseph XX Francois Michaud. Yusef; or, tha Journey of the Frangl: a crusade iu the cast. By J. Boss Browne, author of'" Crusoe Life.” The Lover's Stratagem ; or, Tbe Two Suitors. By Emilia F. Carlan. The Mother and her Offspring. By Stephen Tracy, M.D. Make the Beet of both Worlds—a Book for Young Men. ByT.Uinney. Startling Quostioua. By the Rev J.C. Ryle, B. A. A Gospel Glass, Hoprceeuting the Mlscarriaaos of L’rofesaore ; or, a rail to Sinners and Saints. By Lewis Buckler. Clara Str.nloy ; or, a Rummer among tho .11111*. By tho author of " Auut Edith.” The Bible Hymn Book. Edited by Rev. U. Bona*. Letters and Diaries of Philip 8aphir, of Perth, Hun gary. Edited by his Brother. Sommer Cruise in the Mediterranean, on board of an American Frigate. By K. P. Willis. The Old Man s Bride. By T. S. Arthur. Element* of Health, and Principles of Female Hy giene. ByE.J. Tilt, M.D. Anecdotea for the Steamboat and Railroad, selected from the best authors. By an Old Traveller. The Principles of Botany. By Uarland Coultas. The Practice of Medioluo on Thoiusonian Principles, aduptod to tho use of Families. By J. N. Comfort, M. D.—fourth edition. MORE OF A Stranger Here. By Bonar. 1 K AMKrt’H DIARY ; A Talc of the Panic or 1845. el A legend of the Rhine. Rebecca and ltowena, by W. M. Thackeray. Clara Mortlaud; or. Adventures In the far Bouth- West, by Etntnersun Bennett. The Israel ofth* Alp*; A History of the perseeutions of the Waldenses. translated from th* French of Rev. Alexis Morton.-London National lilnstrated Library. Also, tho following from the same Library: A Woman's Journey Round tho World, by Ida Pfeiffsr, illustrated with tinted Engravings. The Mormons; or. Letter-Day Saints, a ooutompo- rary History, with forty EngraVinge. The Illustrated Book of Scottish Songs, from tbo sixteenth to the nineteenth eentury. Tbe Book ot English Songs, from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. The History of English Literature, by William Spal ding, A. kl. Dauy Burns, by Julia Kavanagh. lleir of Bodelilfo, by tho author of “Two Guardians.” Harry Muir, by author of “Margaret Maitland,” 4c. Lady Bird, by 1 .ad y Georgianna Fuller ton. Villetteo, by Currer Bell. For sale l>y apr IS JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO. ■ >A1jL>1 IjEAT FANS, luniling und for eiile by X apr 22 MINIS k FLOBANCE. llOKKIUH Mlotiutch Bittern.—ID case* Bo- if ker'a colobrated Stomach Biti.rs, just reesived and for sale by (>pr21) J. IlOUftiEAU. A LK—AI<U-AhU.—50 bbla Albany Creum Ale, brewed expressly for me, and superior to any in the markot, landing this day from schooner Empire. Forsaie at tho Albany Ale Depot by W. M DAVIDSON. A Pi'laUH, ORANGES, dfC.-Hy tho Flo- ritin. ID barrels Apples; 10 boxos Oranges and Lomoiis; 1 lot of Freeh Hams. JOHN DAILY. 'VTOT1CK*—Thu undersigned will continuo to iq carry on the Lumber and Timber business as heretofore, under tbe name ana style of J. Roberts 4 Co. J. ROBERTS, mar 19 ROBERT AUSTIN. I \U.tN(lKk, LK.HONH, Per,ii Nm., E.ig- liah Walnuts, Brasil^, Filberts, Almonds, Rai sins, Currants, Dates, Figs, Pine Apple Cheese, Smoked Tongues and Beef Pig Hams, andafiaelotof fresh Gro ceries, just received by apr 2D M. J. SOLOMONS nilAI.ON’M IIAIR INV1UOHATOR.— X_ This Invlgorator Is considered infiuitelv better than oil or grease for the hair, and is an article in which a oleanaiug wash is blsnded with a most delicate silky aad glossy moisture for the hair. It claans tie pore*of the skin, entirely frees it from scurff or dandruff and other cutaneous disease*. Will positively change the harshest hair Into tho most soft, healthy, and glossy •Late. For aale by mar 29 JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO. l.'OOT TUIIM. Kenlcra, aud Motnl Toilet Setts, X for salo by (mar 3D) JAH. SULLIVAN. IMPORTANT TO BUIIjIIHRM «v cion. X TRACTORS.—The subaeriber ia now prepared to cuter into any engageniontfor the construction of Water Works, he having secured the rervioes of an experi enced practical plumber. Specimens of work coo be seen at my store, 10,12 and 14 Barnard street. mar ID JOHN J. MAURICE. II AR1RVARE.-Toe undersigned, wishing to XX rtdaco hi# preaent heavy stock of Hardware, comprising a general assor-meat of American and Eu ropean goods, offers inducements for Merchants, Plant ers, Builders and others to furnish themselves at prluos unusually low. apl4 JOHN R. NORTON. FORK. *)r\ RRL8. More Pork ; 50 bbla. Prime Pork; ( J5 4t/ bbls. Itump Tork, landing from brigs Excel and U. Duustcr, and for aale by apr 2 CLAGHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. IlGTTKH.-7 Firkins selected and very choice If quality GoeUen nutter, :sxt received per steamer Florida, and for sale by apl 13 W. M. DAVIDSON. TT A Y.—10D balea Prime Eastern Hay, daily ox* I 1 pooled from Boston, for sale to arrive by apl 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY 4 CO. J ^UOICK Tuhcuii Oil.—A superflne Haled V_/ Oil. selaotod expressly for this market, Just ree’od per Philadelphia stcamtr. and for aalo by apr 18 W. W. LINCOLN, Monnmsnt-eqr. /11NGEK Pop Bottle#—for sale by Ijr xrr25 j. P. COLLINS. C' UKRIjAIN>M AMBROSIAL TOILF.T8UAP \JT —For tasking th* skin white, soft and even. By the constant application of this emollient eoap, the skin willboeooie perceptibly soft and clear, and the nupleae- ant seusatlons derived from sudden chaugo of climate and seasons will be speedily removed. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE 4 CO., tor 6 Gibbon ■ Buildings. 1MNK TABLE CUTLERY.-Pickle Forks, JT 8*11 and Mustard Spoons, Ballad Forki aad Spoons, with a variety ef other artiolee for Table uee. apr 2 MORSE 4 NICHOLS, 155 Broughton-st. -yyiUTlj BEANS.—Frub u^foiY^. IfACON.—Hams, 8idee aud Hhoulder*. fur sale JtS by [apr 19j MINIS4 FIX)RANGE. 1 ,<OU HAL.E.-A Wouimu If! your. u!d iind h«t JP oltlldron. ae followe; a Boy 6, a Girl 4, and 4 Girl •/years old. She is a first.rate cook and washer. Ap ply to (apl 13J WM. W RIGHT. 17' 1.V IIUltKIIFK.— Pe.lh«r Du.teri, Hair f Duetors. Scrubbing and Blacking Brashes, apl 13 MOK3E 4 NICHOLS, 165 Broaghton lb ri'IIF. undersigned have now for sale a large new Dress. Houae-koopingr and Plantation DRY GOODS, That are being sold ao VERY CHEAP FOR CASH, that they diatanoe competition In Navaunah. A lu our stock are the beet qualities of Printed Chally Clothe and Tissues, Daregea and Barege da 1 .sinus, French Printed Muslins, Foulard Bilks, Embroidered Itches and Ginghams, Plain Black aad High Colored Bareges, Mourning Dress Goode for Bummer. Embroidered und luce goods, IN IMMENSE VARIETY. HOSIERY. Ijadies’ Bilk, Cause and Lisle Undervests, Uent’a 811k, Merino, Uauxe and Lialo Undershirt* and Drawers, English lloer aud Ualf-llose, in every slseaud quality, cloves and Mitts, of every kind, Moll. Nainsook, Jaoonot. Cambric, and Bwie* Muslins, iu Plaid. Striped and Hgured, and in every qaallty, Bishop’s and Vi etorik Lawns. lunen“goods. * Our store Is t ie Depot lor tbe best Linen Ooode, (all pure flax.) whl h we retail M cheap as tbe other mer chants here pa) 1 tor the same goods, ria i Linen SlicetingS, in eve./ width and quality, Shirting Linens, llaud-Spun aud Undressed, Pillow-tbue Mnena and Apron Linenn, Bird’s-Eye Diarere and Scotch Diapers, £ lluckabuok Batting Towels, Linen Dowlas and lluekaboeks, Tnblc Linens, of every kind, very cheap, Damask Napkins and Doylies, Table Covers aud Tcilat Covers, Guilts and Couuterpnnes, very oheap, Furnitnre DimUleawnd Furniture Chintxes, English Furniture Chintaos. vory cheap, Stout Loco for Window Curtaius, Draper/ Muslins Ibr Window Curtains, Cotton Shirtings and Mhoutlugs in While and Unbleach ed, and in avery quality ana every width from to 3 yards wide, Moequito Lace and Nettings, Linen Drillings and Cotton ad e«, Bilk Warp Black Alpacas, very cheap. Silks, of every kind, - — “ Ac.4 Black Silks, of every kind, Linen Laos ' Cotton do Our atook lareplsto in almost every artiole needed for plantation ua*. including.. COTTON oSNABURGS, Brown Cotton Sheetii >ngs, Colored Homospnne, for women’s dremes, Farmer*’ Drills, all Linen, ke., Ao. MATTING, vert cnr.xr. Oar stock ia ao thoroughly filled up to UNITE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT, and it Is fixed for sal* at prices 80 UNIFORMLY VERY CHEAP, that pur- BUSINESS CAROS. X. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MJSHCHAJltT, Wllliameon't Rolldings, Bay-street. WBRk t C« Havasnali, Qb. Bpr 1 WELLS St DlHRf Factors and Commiiiiei Merchants, re,«l M BAY-gTHEKT. IAVANNAU. 1J I a# «jp.rAKTNa*anir^vrii oftie Law, his son. irtAAC minB the name of M. dr 1. M. MARSH. They will persouallv attond the Superior Court* of Chatham, Uryan, Bulloch, Effingham, Sorlven, Burke, Washington and WUklnsoa Couutics, and hav* made arrangements for the prompt collection of debts <n most of the ecnntiee in the Mle. iy r ’ > JKO. U. noll. < SUIT o. BUO. C O-PARTNKRHHIP NOTICE. rrtHK uudorsigned has (hie day nasooiated withklm I Mr. HENRY C. KING, of Glynn Coualy. with whom he will oontlnue the Factorage and Oommlarten Business in this oity, under the Arm of Hall A King. JNO. U. HULL, No. M0 Bay street. Savannah, January 12,186A. a. 8. SIBLEY" ” Wholesale and Retail Bookftellcr and 8tatfloaer t No. 135 Congress-si., opposite Moauu>eul-«q. | SAVANNAH, GEO.[tf IC11A9. H. PICKETT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, TJ AVINU resumed hie buaineae. Is now eve- XT pared to eontraet for BnikUngs, or Jobbing week et anydeeorlpUea, In his line. Stain eaeoutedwith neat ness and dispatch. A share of the public patronage ia most respectfully sollolted. feblR B. D. Hvana, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SAINDERSriLLE, WASHINGTON CoCNtT, G*re Will practise In the Courts of the Middle Circuit. AU business commuted to his care will be executed vtih promptness and dispatch. JUrKiisNuz*.—Messrs. Bothwell4 Smith,and Dr. H. L. Byrd, Savannah.ly Jan 27 Livery, JJROWN A UARBla BonnUng, AND HAM STABLE, WEST BROAD-STRUT. mos. k. RROWH, Jy I—ly sooaa w. ■ xnma A NEW FIRM. W. r. ■ AREIB. BR19M0EB IAIBII, HARRIS Sc CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Dealers in Urain and Oroeerise, 05 llny-Mtreei, Savannah. ohasors of a large assortment, in small nud /argo qn titles, oan be eultod In a greater number of articles, thereby effect a greater saving, than in any other score in Savannah. Buyers aro invited to inspect our whole ■took, as ws rely on the patroaage of the greatest num ber of purchasers (by our diffusing the greatest reolptc- cal interest*) for eudnring and Increasing support- MeCOSKEB k TItEANGR, 111 Congress street, next to^Bull street. apr 4 and opposite the Fulaski lions*. DIBBLE & CAREY P IG 11AM* aud Bologna daeaafea, Ti«*U uud fine, j***. received by M. J. SOLOMON8. TkOKDKAUX CCUUJ1AL 4c KNUL1NU It »AUOEIi.-l»buk.uBonttMUAalMItt'O.rtl.1, iTo..n »ab, B.uo., Jdo.8.»r;ni ttolUh. 3... W.r- iw.1Mil „ >pr II J. ROrsaiiAD, boxe. of Kx'lra R»p.rior b.i ttlTrf p,. Hui piiaSSK MU UbT .El CLOTHIERS 'MERCHANT D TAIL0R8, Wiiri* room Blenders. UrainUgComba, Artisto’ Brushes, Ao. Ae. fi* r . . ■ Pmr Fu^ui, Border, amd riro-Board MH.J , N. ii—lloa.., Sign ud Blup Panting, OUdtaff, OnUI- ing and Glaitng, done on reasonable terms by JOHN foole, 11 Whlhurre-et. mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Denslew 4 Co. N. E. Comer of Whitaker and Broughton-ete., Hnvnnnah. T 1IE Subecribere, in announcing to their numer ous customer* and the publio, the arrival and openlng.of theli Spring Stock, felicitate themeelvoa on tho advantagea which their re cent purchases enable then, to offer all who deelro to select their Clothing from u extensive assortment of the ohoieest good.", made In the most I'nsliiounble Style. These Roods have been purchased under the personal inspection of on* of tbe proprietors ; and availing them- telvee of favorable eireui t onlj auob they i not only to warrant them in quality, but to offer theta LOW PRILLS, must distanoo all competition in their trade. Tho following enumeration is made for the b< Gentlemen in the country, whueo orders will moot attention, and who, when in the Ipcct/ullVinVTlod to an examination of onr Goods. GENTLEWEA’Ii CLOTIlim FROCK AND DRE88 Coat* of every quality. • ** in Black, Blue, Brown, Green and Olive Colors. BUSINESS COATS, in frost variety, via: Linen. Bua- siaDuck, Drab Dele, Al pacha, Csahmerot, Frock and Sack tsisinese Coats. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a groat variety of uff and Fancy Casslmoris, at a groat variety of prices. “ Drab Doto White and Fancy Llnon Drills, " " " Fancy Mareolllos, " " " v —Block Silk and Satin Vests. Fancy Bilk “ White Silk, for Party White, Ruff and Fancy Marseilles " White and Buff Duek and Linen " FURNISHING goods. Furnishing Goods of every description for Gentle- oonslsting of scarfs, cravate, Waterford ties, Prinoe Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, ootton do., ■uspondors, half hoee, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke abtrts, a flue as sortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combe, Brushes, Forb- I1ATS. An extensive assortment of tha latest and moat fash ionable styles. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising the largest assortment . oity, consisting of Frooki, Sacks, Polka Sacks, Jackets. Vests and Panto, in every variety of style aad material t&itzbls tor the season. MERCHANT TAILORING The favorable and long established reputation which their establish me nt has cigoyed aad still maintains fbr the style and finish of its garmmU mode to order, as the constant effort of the proprietors atill They Invite Mi* special attec'.ion of both ~uatoinors to tho following, from which they are pru- isrcd to furnish garmonte, whioh ihoy will war^t to cuetomora pared to ft. be ns plus ultra in both fit and fashion. 6IMON18 A BIOLI.Y’S best Blue, Black. Brown. Mulbeny, Green. Adelaide, Bronx*, Corebo aad Olive Cloths. Black Doeskin, Black, Cassiraore, and a large assort ment of Colored and Faaey Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—Wh‘to, Buff and fancy Linen D VE8TING8.-White Bilk aod Satin, for Party Vesta. Black and faaey Silk and Satins. White, linff and Orange Casslue res. A Urge variety of Whit*, Buff and faucy Marseille*. UNIFORM SUITS* For Volunteor Companies in the oity and throughout the Ntatc, made and furniahed at the ehortoet notice and in the best manner. DIBBLE 4 CAREY < »pr 4 ly New Watch, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY STORK, BROUGHTON STREET, No. 148. M R. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of Chro nometers, (.looks. Town Clocks, Watches. Ao. Ac., qioottully informs his customers and tha publio goue- lly that he has fitted up ths Storo 148 Broughtou-st.. rally that be has fitted up the Storo 148 Broughton-st.. where he intends to make a permanent location, and carry on the Jowelry business in ito variona branches. Watohee, Clceke. Town Ch-cks. Chronometers. Jewel ry. Ao., Ac., cleaned and repaired with dtoiatoKand warranted. New fashion Jewelry aad Faaey Goods of all descriptions sold at the lowest prises possible. repaired by me to satisfaction, and warranted. * _«• * i- eniunia nov 2 FRANCIS STEIN. Slmwb, Collars, Ac. S UPER, nud cumiuou Crape Whawls, plain and embroidered, ^ ndyk* Collars^ beautiful goods, Ladies' 6reea, Brown and Black MlV Umbrellas, nos'd., Plain, Striped and Checked Glare Bilks, Bareges, Tis- Cokred and vfhite J aoonet and Orgnedy Mnallus, A large assortment ef Irish Linens, French Printed Cainbrles. M. PRENDEROAST A CO., 178 Broughton street. UCOLORED DAGUERREOTYPES. P. M. CARET 'IRTOULD respectfully give notice that he ban ff reopened his Uailery. corner Bryan street aad Market square, vhore be to prepared te execute Pic tures ia his mneh admired style, either in yloud/, rainy or fair weather. Instructions given ia the art and all tha apparatus furnished. Also, a large lot of Plates, Cares, Chemi cals, Ae., for sal* JOHN POOLE, WlfOLSHSLI SND RETAIL DEALS a IH PAINTB.OIL8, TURPENTINE AND VAKNI6HRI* French and Americas* Window-Glass, Paint. Varnish and White-wash Brush**, Sahel and Henry K. Washburn, (AGENT,) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. iyil HAVANNAU, UKOHGIA. A. B. DULI.V, COTTON FAOTOR, KT, BAVAMNAXi. Ns. 74 UAY.STUKKT, qeoroe s. smrn, iFACTO«rl!#MMlSS10N MERCHANT, And ClenermJ Agent, ABnAlI, GEORGIA. NO. 168 BAY-8TREFT, SAVA BRjrXRAgD Hon. Francis B. Bartow, Wm. Hon. John W. Anderson. Hon. Francis 8. Bartow, Wm, H.Tisnssftre.Morece ftmith, Esq., Meeare. Brigham, Kelly Ago.. Messrs. Washburn, Wilder4 CoT^ t. ra. Hosts, CIGAR, SNUFF. AND TOBACCO STORE. No. 107 Bay-etreec. (At ths Blue AVum, one door Westftom Drayton-sfrmt,) Keeps constantly on hand, imported and home-made CIGARS, ol different kranaa. Bn* eat TOBACCO, and SNUFF of nil kinds; pat up carefully, at wholorelt and retail, and at the moat reasonable priors. a AT Orders/Tom the Country punctually attsmMdU*.) muuffum & Cox, |ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ’ Atlanta, Georgia, JW11I collect Dsbto in ths following Coeeiisa * . De Kalb, Fayette. Hoard, Cass. Murray, Cherokes swton, Cowet*, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry Merriwether, Carroll, kloyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troupl Cobb. Whllfl^d, Forsyth, liwinnett. * Reference*-K. B. Stoddard A O©., Charleetou, South Carolina; Williams A Brotbsi> Augusta, Qeergia; Final. Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, Now-York! ' ~aS a ar fy ~ " Nat. UisuuM. [mar ja THO*.. 1 V(C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merchant, HiiTnnnnh. GeorKla. [to* 13* iyl BXdUI A. rout. K. UUMUXU. FORT St DUNHAM, oT FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Wl SAVANNAH, UA.1, Julian llartridge, T T U R N E Y AT LAW OJUm comer Wkitaker-et. and Bay Lam, ■'* Hev.naah nov 10 BUNKER ft OGDEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS •ep 4 NO. 81) BAY-STREET. SAVANNAH. Ii P. Jacobs’ OlOAB AND TOBACCO STOSS) Ul Hull-st., Hlgn of the “ Big Ingea.* Near Monument Square, Savannah, Go. T Keep# eonvtantiy on hand a lanen stock of imrevtod Cigars, as well as of his own maunfacture, at wbolsssle and retail. Also, Chawing and Smoking Trbasse. Bn«2 James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted and Eatendod, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn. Pa pers prepared whereby toreoovar Ioares Areas Amarines or British Underwriters, and attention given to ell matters conaecied with Shipping aad Insurance. Of- A— No. 119 lU/.trMt, ofpottuUu Croat ot a. Cat. Klnchley, Locke it St Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 75 Uuj.ai., MaTaoaah, Ua. a. r. KiMoaucr. a. lookitt. a. thokaa. HOWLAND St CO., QERERAI. COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. in B.y-otroot. HaYnnuak. roaa t. aooaaio. aall ion ». a«vaA».ja GILBERT BUTLER, MA8TBR BUIUDBU, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER uroit, Ogltikotpt Savannah- D. W. raise ally, SHIP AND OENERAL BLACKSMITH, Oppoalio Lamar’i Coilo. Pm., EASTERN WJlASr. SAVANNAH, OtOsilA. SMuakct aad Hill Work, aad .r.r, dmriMtto. Blaoknallhlad.aMaudoithautaM.aad diipatch. Dying and Eeauraiia; Eitabliikaeal, • AVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 V.rk-.m V «r. D r UioeottriH.^ T ADIK8’ Bilk und Woolen Dresses, ‘ I j hie Covers, etc., oleaned. aud dyad verb rales’ BonneU bleached andl pressed Ut e* stylos Kid Gloves cleaned, and Gentlamer*- eltoned, renovated or dyed, as may he n don* in the same style whioh had $$&» pleased sny retoons aad friends. V Parsonsseuding nareeU L- - road, er steamboats are re) that I may know where toe _kerrwkse6toi to send them ba parcels, will be languor, faintni aad tor oato by tCM.'gT' hpr & Moaumsat-egaare. LTXV,—11W bundlu IU>, ludln,/ ftW. XX C.ur.ol, fur Ml. br , l"l- BWU11AM, KNLLY k OO. A I \ UALUH or Priiu Tlramby ll«,TtaT.lo I. W urir. p.r uhr. kldo. C, froo D.ldn.r., If h;*- A.C. TOMB. Hdlttr-tt. I ON DON l-OUTBK.—IU cub. HUdxsrl', J Brovh 9loa'.,;i - - -- > utm«tn4ud r»au. p^uu.dJMdkj; wm 99 Drouldt k f V IOIANT AND o nldta. fclouku mttt - T)EU HTKAM8UIP FLOMiLA-S0 1 “h muSom, , LEMONS. A • ho lee assortment of Oersted Tongues rereiredby Bar 30 JOHN DALY, »Vhitaher-st. TMFKOV1ID FXTBA MIZB MBIPLIT1 idir..rru^taUw.idk., JV-d-'M- 1 &5£aEBbeaiSg«w ' 1 - -uolo^.pcrt. <JUAVAJU.lt Id b. KALLTf, Sk kainwom.
