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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1853)
8AVANNAH MORNING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. 1853. THE UAILf MORNiSS SEWS. HV JOHN M. UOOt*EH. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. Mete .aifiMrlMesttnf-s will ftji/i Largest Circulation ifilhc Ctljr 11 BAT^ggAIBo **~"wciflnca<!>y Mornings Mny 4, 18«a. * yy SEE FIRST A .>’/> LAST PAGES. BY MAGNETiTTELEGRAPH. [Trfcaemitted for the Daily Morning Now*. ] Cbnrleeton Cotton Market. Charleston, May 8, P. M. The sales of Collon, to-day, Tuesday, reach, ed 2,800 bales, at 8 to 10$ cents. Holders were free sellers. New-Orleans Cotton Market. New Orleans, May 2. Up to noon on Monday tho sales of Cotton barely reached 1,000 bales. All parties arc yet waiting <Ue Baltic't foreign accounts We quote Middling at 10 to lOj cents. Molasses.—Prime Molasses are selling at 20 a 21 cents per gallon. Bacon sides, at 7j cents. Whiskey at ID cents per galjon. Rico U dull, and sales have been effected at $3J to 4J per hundred pounds. To Compositors. ^ TWO good Compositors will find por- mauent situations by Immediate spplios- v tiou at this office. Tho highest wages given. Now advertisements omitted this morn iug, will be inserted in to-morrow^ paper. GP The Court of Common Pleas and Oyer and Terminer will be hold at the Court House, I his day, 4th inst., nt ten o'clock. fap'* Messrs. Washburn, Wilder & Co., sold, yesterday, 78 bulos of cotton, a fancy lot grown by W. Bandpord, Esq., of Baldwin county, for 11 $ cents. Ulmtliniii Mutual Loan AMSocliUlon. At tho second annual meeting of the Chat ham Mutual Loan Association, hold lust ing at the Exchange, the following, officers were elected for tho ensuing year: WILLIAM DUNCAN, President. A. A. Smkts, Treasurer. John Por-jkll, Secretary. Divertor*. R. M. Charlton, Jacob Wnidburg, K B. Williams, N. Crugor, John P. Tucker, M. Lufburrow. The Treasurer's Report for tho past year shows the following result: Loans for the year f111,000 at n premium of $20,995, being an average rate of 42 85-lOOths per cent. The expensos of the association for the year amount to $818,31. Balance Sheet of the Hooka of the Ohuthnm Mu tual Loan Aaaociation. DKSTOKS. Cash account Expense i» -count ....92,800 UO $91,603 -It! Premium account Finos account, Instalments, 48,618 00 fW,6wi it! E^Ai an election held on the 2d instant, by the Stockholders of the Bunk of the State of Georgia, at their Banking-House in this city, the following gentlemen were duly eleclod Directors for tho ensuing year A. Porter, II. D. Weed, Win. Thorne Williams, Win. Duncan, K. Hutchintuit!, A. A. Smuts, N. A. Hardee, A. It. Luwton. And at a meeting of the Board, yesterday, A. Porter was unanimously ro-eioctud Prer lent. Gen. J. W. Rabun is the Director on the part of (he State. The lrisli Jasper Breens. This fine company, who were missed in the pogeant of Mondy,spent the day at Mr. James Skinner’s about ten miles from the city, on the Rail Roud. Wo learn that they had a very pleasant excursion and were hospitably entertained. t^A meeting will be held at tho Exchange to-day at 12 o’clock, to consider the proper steps to be adopted for the improvement of the river and hatbor. f3F° John Westcutt, brother of the Senator, lisa been appointed Survoyr Generul of Flori da. Dfatiis.—We regret to announce the death of Dr. James B. Gilbert, which took place at but residence in this city yesterday morning. Dr. Gilbert's health for sotno time past bus been failing, and about two months Btnce in company with some friends, ho visited Nassau, N.P., whero his health apparently improved. He returned to this city on Saturday on buartl of the British mail steamship Conway, much reduced and vory feeble, and died yesterday morning. The deceased has resided iu this city fora number of years, and was a native of the State of New tfurk. In connection with the above, we have to record the death of another of the Contcay's passengers brought to this city. Mrs. Ten Eyck, a native of Now York, came to Savan nah some months since with un iuvilid daugh ter. Mrs. Ten Eyck, with her father, ami daughter also went to Nassau, N. P. where they remained ueveral months, and roturued on Saturday last. Mrs. Ten Eyck, arrived here ill with chills and fever, and died at the Pufeuki House yesterday. Ilor remains will be conveyed to Now York. The fScnson. We have a remarkably dry season at pre sent. For several weeks we have not had suf ficient rain to lay the dust in the streets, while the vugitation iu our squares and gardens is nuflering very much from the unseasonable drought. By our exchanges we perceive that we are not peculiar in this respect. There is much want of rain throughout the whole sea board destrict of the State and in various por tions of the interior. In some sections the crops in the ground are suffering, while the planting of cotton has been suspended. Should the presont weather hold, the planting inter ests will bo materially injured. The Sunders- viile Geargeau o! yesterday says : We are still as dry about here as a ‘ powder horn’ and from all sections of the country we hoar the same cry. It is now the third ol May and much of tho cotlon not yet up, the com grows slowly, and looks but indifferently, the earth is baked bard, and crusted over with ‘many days sun,’ our gardens look badly indeed everything is withering for the want of rain. To make up the measure of misfortune and bad luck, we have had cold nights and mornings, and what cotton is up, has taken what the larmers call * sore shins,’ at a con siderable rote. We have heard it stated that frost was seen in the county two luorniugs the past week, it has done no mischief of itself, and perhaps the drought has preserved thi- crops from more oanou* harm in that respect, but die chilliness of the atmosphere is hurtful and injurious. We hope, however, that in the fftrlhar development of the season. mav receive blessings that will outweigh the many odds against which the farmers have been contending, and such as will bring their crops out as buoyant, vivacious, and fresh, as it Spring time and rain had been visited in due season. The Charleston Courier nt yesterday has the following We mentioned yesterday how much the land i*» this vicinity wanted rain. We understand that the planters in the lower section of our « State, in consequence of the excessive dryness of the soil, no rain having fallen there lor the lest month, have been compelled to suspend almost entirely the planting of cotton. The wo observe is made by plant* ay parts of Louisiana and Axisnis* Tha Military Ptfietst on Monday. The battalion parade on Monday was one of (lie most imposing military displays that has taken place inonr oily since the encampment in May 1840. At an early hour in the morn ing the martial tnusic of the bands of the volun teer companies comprising the battalion was heard in the streets which were shortly after enlivened by the brilliant uniforms ef the assembling soldiers. At 10 o’clock the bat talion was formed on the Bay, under the command of Colonel A. R. Lawton, the cavalry occupying the oxtreme right and the De halb Rifles the extreme loft of the column, tho Oglethorpe Infantry, the military guests of the city, having been assigned n place near the centre, on the left of the Re publican Bluet. The battalion was composed of the following companies: 1st. Georgia Hussars, Capt. Lamar. 2d. Chatham Artillery, Capt. Gali.ie. 3d. Republican Bluet, Capt. Anderson. 4th. Oglethorpe Infantry, Capt. Miller. 5th. Savannah Volunteer Guardt» Capt. Screven. Gill. German Volunteert, Capt. Stkegan. 7th. Bheenix Riflemen, Capt. Mills. Silt. De Kalb Riflemen, Capt. Ganaiil. Our city companies all mustered with full ranks, and’the column, which extended Bay from tho lieud of Whitaker to Drayton street, mudo a most imposing appearance, After the formation and review of the Bat talion, the ceremony of the presentation a beautiful banner to the De Kalb Rifle men took placo in Iront of the Custom House. The banner, which is a present from thn wives of the members and other German ladies of the city to the Riflemen, is appropriate and tasteful in design and elegant ly wrought by the Misses Kerwick of thi city. On one sido is embroidered the coat of arms of the State, tho aich of tho temple being studded with thirteen silver stnrs. On the reverse a werath of ouk and laurel encir cles 1). K. IL, the initials of the corps, and the dato of their organization, Nov. 27, 1850. Tho banner is fringed with gold, and the stafT sur mounted by a gilt oagle with extended wings. J hocompuny having advanced to tho front of the Custom-House, wore met at tho steps by Miss Ohtt, Miss 1‘iui.i.iri*, and Miss Stf.in, tho latter of whom presented the banner to private John Screven, of tho Guards, with these words : “Sir—Accept this banner/rom tho Gorman ladies of Savannah. Take it, Sons of Germa- raise it to the breeze on high. Let the - Anthouj Rolin >u drowned ii Oconee riror on Werlneeey. Irom (ho Macon Telegraph ri*M an ntlempl wm made to fire the premise. it. John B. Wiley of .-ha! city on Sunday o' V ! ' i»0UM tha Reverend Sylvanus Lan- , ,wea enuied last Saturday night and i watch, tlie half es of several huu- , bttsifis fifteen deUara ifi whole tyrant see it wave over the land of Liberty.” Mr. Screven received tho colors, and us the organ of tho lady donors, accompanied its presentation to the corps with a very eloquent, patriotic and appropriate address, which was happily responded to by Lieut Bilbo of the Rifleman. [Wo regrot that the iote hour at which tho copy of the speeches was furnised to us last night by the Goorgian Office, precluded the possibility our giving them to our readers.] Tho presentation ovor, the buttulion moved from tho Bay through Bull street to tho Bark, where a salute in honor of «hu day was fired by tho Chatham Artillery. Returning, the battalion murchod through sumo of the princi pal streets to tho Bay,where it was dismissed. Conspicious in tho Pageant was the hand* some corps from Augusta, the Oglethorpe]In fantry, who nttructed the generul admiration by thoir excellent mulching, tho precision of their evolutions, and general soldierlike bear ing. We consider it no disparagement to our well drili.'d city corps when we award to our Augusta guests the palm for their excellent inarching ur<U u?«talion evolutions. Wo heard the acknowledgment made by men of military experionce, and our own observation convinc ed us that the compliment was not unmerited. Our Suvitiinuh volunteers aro hard to bout, but they wero at home with full ranks,in which were members who hud not drilled since their last anniversary ; and perhaps u sense of trtio hospitality did not allow them to put forth their best exertions. After tha parade, the Augusta company was handsomely entertained by the Chatham Ar tillery, at their hall. The Military Pic-Nic at tho Barracks in the evening was very numerously attended, and was a vory plensant affair, notwithstand ing tho inconvenience of the crowd. Tho at tendance of the ladies ill such numbers, nnd the heartiness with which thoy entered into the spirit of the occasion, was a high compli ment to the military. The DcKa/b Riflemen's Ball, at Armory Hull, was also Humorously attended, and was a well conducted and plea sant party. The dancing at tho Barracks and the llall was kept up to a lute hour. Shortly after one o’clock, the Oglethorpe Infantry UBneinbled ut their quarters, the Mar shall House, preparatory to their departure for Charleston. Fulling iuto line, they wero es corted to tho boat by a considerable body, om'posed of members of tho soveral volunteer corps of the city, under Capt. Anderson, of the Bluet. Before embarking Captain Miller returned tho tlinckB of himself and cops for the hospi tality and kmdnesn v/itli which thoy had been r cceived and entertained by tho military nnd citizens of Savannah. Ho said that thoy would return with the kindest recollections pf those who wore in more than a military sense their brothers. The visit of the Oglethorpe In fantry had not been inado merely as a plea sure excursion, but with a view to promote that social and friendly nequaintahee and in tercourse which all desired should exist among Ge*rgiuns. The military of Augusta aud Sa vannah were arms of the same service—‘citi zens of the same noblo State, and while each had their sepurale interests, and duties to per form to their own sections, all were ulike in terested in whatever concerned the honor and welfare of Georgia. He was gratified to ob serve the prosperity of Savannah—he coagrn. tulated her citizens on the extension of that system of internal improvements which was destined to make her a great and important commercial city, lie concluded his brief marks by extending a cordial invitation to his fellow soldiers of Savannah to visit Augusta, assuring them a kind and hospitable reccp tion. After mutual cheors for the military of Au gusta and Savantiah, the Infantry embarked on the steamer for Charleston, where they wore to remain until this morning, when they take the cars for Augusta. The corps individually and collectively bear will* them tho cordial respect and good wishes of their thousands ofSsvannah fifeuds. Lust Moments of the Vice President. The Southern Republic has received from Mr. F. K. Beck—a kinsman of the Vice Pre sident—a brief account of tho last moments of Mr. King. It says: “* He was quiet and .. signed to the fate which he had seen for some time awaited him. Shortly before six o’ clock on Monday evening, while a few friends were sitting around life bed-side, the only ouc. Hint ho would .How in hi. sick room, lio suddenly remorked ih.t ho wo. dying. Tho watchers arose to their foot, under some ex citement, when tho Colonel oaid-- Bo »till_ make no noise-lot mo die quietly.- He re- fused to hare the h.l.„« „f hi, household noufied of his dying condition. Hi. plty.j. ciau come in end examined him. Tho Colonel said to him—* Doctor, I am dying.—l t Beenis as though I shall never get through with it. 1 am dying very hard. Take the pillows from under my head.’ The pillows were according, ly t»N from under his bead; but affording no relief, the Doctor turned him from his back to bis side, wheu be died in a moment. A Whole Family Poisoned.—TheWoon- socket Patriot says, that a French family in Jhat village came vory near being all poisoned to death on Monday, A daughter residing iir Massachusetts, who had come home on a visit, prepared the supper, her mother being unwell In looking for cream of tnrtar to make bread, she found what proved to be n paper ol arsenic which had been carelessly left in the pantry With this deadly ingredient, she mixed the bread, of which the whole family of eight per sons partook at supper. Soon after they were all taken with vomiting, burning at tho stom ach, anil other peculiar distresses attendant upon this uctive poison. By the aid of power ful antidotes they wero all saved. Tho arse' nic which caused the trouble had been obtain ed some time ago for the destruction of ruts, and was very imprudently deposited in the place where it was found by tho unsuspecting daughter. isr a bundled mill girls selected by an American speculator in Glasgow, Hcotland, have sailed from tho Clyde to commcnco u new cotton mill at New York. BT A man named Jacobs has been sent to tho Connecticut State prison for eight years for placing obstructions on the Willimantic Railroad. GtT Intelligence has been received at Ne Orleans, that Honor Soldam, tho newly ap pointed Minister from i’eru to Bogota, was rob bed of $14,000, at Gorgoua Hotel, the keeper of which hud been arrested by the police, and the hotel closed. an ’ho amount of money ill the U. 8, Treasury subject to draft on Saturday 30th ult., was $19,009,850 13. In Savannah) $85,* 579 87, and in Charleston. $27,403 07. Two hundred nnd fifty prisoners aro now confined in the penitentiary of Virginiu, more than nt .any former period. MARRIED. In Washington, G.t.. on Thursday, 28th April, 1863, by tho Rov. Goorgo F. l'ierce, 1). !>.. WILLIAM F. ALEXANDER. Esq., to MARY LOUISA, daughter of tho lion. Robert Touiubs. At Uoaufnrt, 8. C., on Thursday evening, tho 28th pril, by the Rev. Dr. Walkor. Mr. 3A61UEL C. GATHER WOOD und Mils ARDEN. DIED, At St. Mary'*, Ga., on Wednesday evening, tho 27th t., after a protracted illuess, tho Rov. LUCIUS M. URDY, of tho Frotestaut Episcopal Church in the United States, nged about 60 years. Now llaiiipahiro papers will pleaae copy. In Waahington county, on tho 19th ult., after an ill- >m of 16 montha, Mrs. ELIZABETH BLAND, oou- rt of Simoon Bland, iu tho 51st year of hor ago. Arrivals nt tlie Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE...Wilthkiuiek t Box, Proprietors. 8 W Shelton and aervt W R Pottos and lady, Tal- haaaoo Miaa Lydig DL Suyd~in.. C M Hiinpaou. J Piorpont do ...do N O ...Boston .Liborty G W Dunli C C Jonos C8 Edwards. W Johnson aud lad (iaa Hardin Ga F Swanson Madison C W Gukio N O Mrs J S Shephnrd do Mias L Shepard do R Shephard do Mrs J B Gamble and 3chil dren Tallahassee Charleston Misses Peck N Haven lyr. Mias Townsend do J R Gibson Jl’arkor Atlanta MARSHALL HOUSE Q. Fauuo, Proprietor. TussruY, Mav 3. Mrs J W Howard G Braum Haxouy * VogF- R Bi Miss Walthour Liberty J F Lovett Sorivon B F MoClemoud do I {Travis I., i ravis Augusta J E Walsh Sav'h E Roborts jjpu ..Mlllodgovillo J P Dooker Atlauta T 61 Murray do G Hour A family, Columbia CITY HOTEL...P. Condon A J.B. Foi.xr, Proprictots. , Tuesday, Mav 3. WUT Wright C R RIW Turner Hancock oo B L Kirkland It T Nowell 6!ass 1 ( i rimo » •» ¥ O'Neill Charleston ?.. N .^ waom " ,Wlu,h,n 8 ton oo IA Johnson do do|J Hickson sc W Hurst Departure of fettenmers n-out rsuvuunuii. StjteofGcorgiu, Collins. Philadelphia, 4>i P. M. .Af The regular U. S. Mai) steamers (j»rUon, Capt. Brooks, Calhoun, Capt. Barden, and Mf lamora, Capt. ireeland, leave every morning at 4 o'olook, for Charles- wn. connecting with the Charleston steamships and Wilmington boats, and arrive every evening in Savan nah at 6 o olook, P. M. Departure of Cars on Central Railroad. Two Passbnqkk Trains Daily. Earning Train—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M. f and ar rives at Macon at6# A. 61., oouueoting with the South- Western Railroad to Oglethorpe, and by stagos thence to Tallahasscu, Columbus, and other points South West. Morning Train.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. 61., aud ar- r Maconat6>k !*• M. connooting with tho Macon and Western night trains to Atlauta, Klontgomory and Lhattanooga, aud with tho Augusta and Waynesboro' tul) " Uh men in th« port of Now York bring £.tlsr,w.n« h... declined to $15 to Europe, with S20af34 adf.noe ; $13 to South of Europe , with *13 > *15 to the Mediterranean, with *13 f V 8 * d T“ i *1“ »S13 to California, East Inii.sa and Australia, with $iga jii adrance, and coasting $16 * $18, with $8 n $tf advance. COMMERCIAL. ON STATEMENT. Reoeipts in April, 1863, 2,173 " “ 1852. 1.266 innrnt 8to ok Total reoeipts May 1st, looi.*, oj.ubi Total rouoipts to May 1st, 1853, 02,253 deoreaso AUGUSTA. 6IAY 2, P. 61.—Cotton. Tho Ualtio'H advices, if they have ac narket, will tend further to dr; res* pt 1,020 None oftoring. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Steamer Fashion, Philpot, Augusta, to 61 A Cohen. ME610RANDA1 Charleston, May 2.—Arr, schr Havana, Jonos, 8atil- la Rivor. o £* rk ’ 'W 1 29 --Cld, brig Lucy Ellen, Parker, Satilla River; brig Condor, Small, Jacksonville: sohr * orest, Cole, Darien. April 30.—Cld, sohr Luoretia, Day, Doboy Island, Ga. Baltimore, April 30.—Arr, sohr J W Anderson, Wat son, Savannah, 4 days. Boston. April 2S.-Arr, brig Clio, Caiu, Darien, Ga. Cld, sohr Havoii, Roso, Savannah. Alexandria, April 20.—Arr, brig Trieste, Zaiaphior, Srvauuah. Bath, April 27.—Cld, bark Adelaide Cooper, (new, 396 tons,) Collins, Savannah. ^IMmeriiaotu^ April 21.—Sid, brig Rodney Carr, Tar- Bristol, April i2.—Arr, Boreas, hloDonald, Savau- NOT1CK. • TI1E first regular meeting of the Ogle- thorpe Mutual Loan Association, will be hold at the Exchange Long Room ou Wednesday, May 4th, at 8 o'clock, P. 61. Stockholders will bo expected to sign tho Constitution and By-Law s, and to pay iu tho first instalment on their Shares. tytS0 4 WM, 8. BASINGER, Seor'y. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER*. Jacksonville and Al!l£iuor Plank Rond Company. ~ THE Directors having ordered an nssess- mont of 2U per coat., Stockholders iu Sa vannah will please make payment previous to 1st Juno. # apr3>3\v HENRY R. FORT. CATHOLIC CONTROVERSY IN CHARLESTON. Luther nnd the Reformation. A Defoneo of Luther aud tho Reformation. VsJSk By John Bachman, D. D. L. L. D., against the charges of John Bollinger, 61. D., and othors, to which are appended various communications of other Protestant and Romau Catholic writers who ongaged in the controversy. In additiou to the Controversial Writings, Dr. Baoh- mau has prefixed an address to tho Protestant commu nity, which has considerably increased tho aise of tho Book. Tho price of the voluino will be one dollar and tweuty-five cents. W. Y. PAXTON, 119 East Bay. The Book is for aalo at tha different Book 8tores in Charleston.eod4 apr27 CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, PURNITUHK COVERINGS, *c., AT WHOLESALE St RETAIL. W. II, CAMEL'S CURTAIN STORE Is No. 160 Chestnut-Mt., Philadelphia^ m ludiaS Corner 5(h-»t., opposite the State House. has always iu store a full stock of French Brocatolles; Do. Satin De Lainos; Satin Damasks; French Moquettc; Do. Plushes; Lace aud Muslin Curtains of overy style and p**!, N. Y. Painted W1NDC Table A Piano Covers, 4c.; Gilt Cornices; Gilt Pins and Bands; Gimps, Fringes, . Cords, Tassels, Ac. WINDOW SHADES of all styles and prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ao., and every thing complete for Curtains OJ.'VUO no west Paris styles, aud at the lowest prices. Persons Bonding the height and width of their window frames, oan have their Curtaius rnado and trimmed in the best manner: seo Fashion Plates iu August number of Godey's Lady's Book. Steamers, hotels, oar builders, and dealers generally, supplied at the lowest wholesale prices. W. H. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Goods, 169Chestnut-st., corner 5th-etr«et, je 14 ly Oppositi the Bute House. Phila. S. MORRIS* Bell Hanger and Manufacturer of Fire Proof Safes, Iron RaUingt, Locks, Sec- HAVING bought out the tools and fixtures of Mr. DaTid 61orris, the subsoriber offers his services to the oit- isens of Savannah, and is prepared to fill or der; for auy thing in _ —_ the above line, at the eoruerof Juitcrsou and Bryan-Strocte. hor Aiigmita anil Hamburg and all ln- turmvdlato Landings on tho Rivor. Leaves I'uttday, 3rd Mao, at r> o clock P. M The Steam I'ackot OREGON, Capt James 61. Moody, will louve as above. .... Por freight or passage, having Quo commodatious, apply on board, or to 6 N. B.—All wav freight payable by shippers. KlNCllLEY, LOCKETT A CO., Ag#n>4. The brig CAROLINE, Harding master, will sg&meot with dispatch as above. For lrelgit «r ■awbpassage, apply on board at Telfair's Wharf or to NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 13 s *, o'clock. THERE will bo a regular meeting of the Georgia Medical Society this Evoning, at 8 (may 4) J- B. REED, Soo'y. SAVANNAH F. IIOU0B Be 1IOHI1TAL. MAY 1st, 1853. Anderson, Daufol - Ayer. Thomas C Arnold, Capt Iionrj Voting Committee lor May and Jnne: N. B. Knapp and J. J. Kelly. Applications for admission should be made to the Visiting Committee. In eases of emergen cy any member of the Board of Managors may grant permits. 4 may 4 AT THREE O'CLOCK—The sales olose in the Groen and Pulaski Lottery for This Day. Here is a chance of obtniulng Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, for tho small outlay of One Dol lar. Try your luck In this splendid little scheme, at GREGORY A 6IAURY, «n*y 4 Office Bui 1-st., opposito Post-Offlco. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR NKW-YORK. To lonve on SATURDAY, May lUh ■ o'olook, M. L The United States Mail steamship ■FLORIDA, Capt.M. C. Woodhull, will above. For freight or passage apply to papelfobd. faY \ CO. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA. .To loavo WEDNESDAY. May 4th at 4>t o'clock, P. 61. The now and splendid stearo*hln „ 8TATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Wnl- Collins, will positively leave as above. For freight or passago apply to m V a C. A. L. LAMAR. FOR NKW-YORH w To Sail on Saturday, May Tth, W at — o'clock, . The U. 8. M. Steamship ALARAMA. . , , "Capt. C. D. Ludlow, will loavo as above, r or Treight or passage apply to B !' r 24 PADELPORD, FA Y ft CO. U. S. MAIL LINE. FOR NEW-YORK. To leave on JVednctda\ °"' 1 »“P'>rW •uun.hfp auousta! Capt. Thos. Lyon, will loave os abovo. For freight • pnissge, apply to 8 *prU__ PADELFORD, FAY A CO. FOR !!OHTON.~ BRIGHAM, KELL £ A CO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.' Qjd. .The brig BOSTON, Capt. Torrey, of thecapa- jvwclty of 140 61. Lumber, is in want of a freight of ■■SSawcd Lumber for a Northern Port, Philadelphia New York preferred. Enquire of v W. CRABT." may 4 TREE, 203 Bay-st. FOR NEW YORK—Georgia Line7~~ 3~* Tho schr. PLANDOME, Capt. Brown, will gnn havo immediate dispatch for tho ubove port.— »aa*.Ior freight of 100 bales Cotton to complete car- , apply to L»nay 41 ROWLAND A CO. I WANTED. N a small family, a competent and Servant, for such an ono, liberal w age Apply at 117 Bay-st. 3 . WANTED. A NEGRO Woman' who can Cook, Wash and TO HIRE. i years, hns worked four years ith's Trade. Enquire at this office. FOK RENT. A TWO story Biick House on West Broad st., possession givou immediately. Apply to may 4 2 B. R. ARMSTRONG. R. R. Dopot. New Butter. TYECEIVED PER STEAMER Fur salo at may 4—2 cor. 10 TUBS NEW BUTTER. „, DICKSON’S, Whltaker-st. A Broughtou Lane. Landing per Alabama. P IG HAMS, S610KED TONGUES, l<\ M. BEEP, PIG PORK, WHITE BEANS. ALSO. SODA BISCUIT, BUTTER CRACKERS, SUGAR CRACKERS. For salo at [may 4-2) DICKSON’S. J ^NGLIHH POTATOES.—70 bills, i.rime ^ Nova Scotia Potatoes, landing from bark Judin, for 11 ONE A CONNERY. I )I<ATFOR.II unit Counter Stales, Slcelynl* JL and Spring Balances, for sale by B oring machines, m H mako, for sale by [may 4| JHO. R. LIST OF LET1*UR8 TYEMAINING iu the Poet Office. Savannah, Ga., JL\, Mav J 1853. Persons wishing Letters from the Eg* will pfeaso ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS. (Publinkcd according to law in the paper having the largest circulation.) ACUORD, JNO 8 Adams, Cnandlor <Aoton, Wm R Armstrong, Celia Armstrong, U li Arthnrson, Arther BLACK, <VM A Bradshaw, Nicholas J Barrows, Miss Mary F Barnwell, Robt W Blake, Thos M Blakely, Jno F Black, Geo C Barber, John V Bandy, 6£rs Ann Bavuon, J O Ballou, J. hn Barnos, Mis* Elisa Ann Baggre, 8aml G Bandy, Thos U Bartless, W II Barker, John H Barns, William Bacon, J F Balloue, John J Barn**, O D Battice, MrsJano B«ach. F A Boll, 61rs Catherine Bromner, A A Bennett, 61rs 61 J Green, Gen James Groen, Ann Giddlngs, N B Gibbons, Harriett Gilbert, JC Gibbons. Oeorge Gwilllsui; Mr Geiger. Cornelius Gottlieb, 61aior Gorentlo, Louis Groves, Xlerbert Goldin, Peter Groonor, Mrs Daniol R Uordou, Lawrence Goodson, G T Glover, George A Grovenstine, Capt J L Goodall, Stephen Gnnn, Capt Jas hoirs of Grumble, Thomas UANTIN, 61ARY Harris, Catharine Behan, Wi. Bellon, Mr Berney, Dr James 6!rs uies Bremer, 6Iiss Sarah Bee. 61ra Ann Bell, Jos U Boll, J W Bellford, Wm Brower, 6tiss A 8 Be I In no, Jus C Breaker, Rose Broen, James Bird, 6Irs Sarah Bvrne, Ellen Brinuan, John Uriok.t, 0 ... Brenuon, 6Iiss Catharlno Hernetty, James i' r ’ , “ T ' M — Holey, Qeor< Hardee, John L Uattior, Mrs E L Haiily, James Harding,Mrs Mollett, Allen Ilardon, Nicholas llantou, Mary Hayes, llcnrr Hannigan. Joseph lloupt, Elisabeth Haines, Joseph Hayes, Ahby J llarrer, Lucy Hall, Freeman C llari, Martha A Hardin, 6Iark A Harrigan, D Hamilton, Samuel Hayes, Patrick . Hawkins. Emily E Heald, .Margaret Harrington, F D Harrington, B P Harrington, Muvv Harrington, Fraukliu lleri'iMe, Henry llcnu 'son, Amos Bristol, Cyrus Bird. Jackson Byres, Wm Br»gg». 61 Borland, J Nelson Boifeullctte, Geo Broughton, Celia Bond,C Bostioe, W Bully, 61 Bodel, David Boyd. Mary Blood,A P Bromell, Isaac E Brown, Capt Wm Brow n, Wm A Biuan, Joseph Brown, Mary J Brown, John Broomo, John F Brower, S M J Hourquin, B Browu, Capt W Butler, L R Butler, 61 rs Edward Burne, B S Bugbee, Dr Wm B Burke, Richard Burke, Wm Bourquin, 6Iary L Burke, Joseph Burke, James Burko, Elita Bruce, Juo liluut, Sami A Butt, Col F A Butler, Rebeeoa F B CARTY, THOS Clancy, Dauiel Clark, Geo M Carter, Susan Clark, Georgo Cass, Jason Cavannali, Jeremiah Carty, Betty Cass, J 61 Carlton, Mrs Cassidy, Owen Carson, Mary Clark, Geo 61 ^urru, umra Chambers, John Cassidy. Owen Casey, Michael Caatflu. John Carmichael, Mrs Wm P Clary, James Canuon, Wm Cordo, C G Chamberlin, Wm 11 Casbeay, Bridget Carr, Jorry F Crane, Cant T Carluton, Granville E Caranah, Thos C l(JTTERY.—A general assortment of l 1 _ > .■•^•bfepqitory, somo vory Hue Table Cutlery. — .. ry.i iut up in sets in haudsoi 1 i'or salo low by NORTON. kot Aloliogauy aud Rosewood m »y * JOHN R. NORTON. P AINTED I’AILH.—5U dozuu Puiuled Pails, for salo low by 4 JOHN R. NORTON. I jUlMPM.—Douglass Pumps, Hunt's df>., Endless ■ Chain do. Also, 1 superior double action Force Pump, which will throw w ater to tho height of ono hun dred feet. Tor salo by mfl y 4 JOHN R. NORTON. S ADiHIN 1HTRATRIX. f t& HALE. ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in July next, ut the Court llouso, in the oity of Snvaunali, ain county, botwecu the hours of JO and t o'olook, agreeable to an order of the Uonorablo the Court of Or dinary of said county : Ten or twelve 81avcs, consist ing ol mon, women and children, together with tho late rusidenoo, oalled Flea*ant Retreat, of Jauios 61. Bates, deceased, of four hundred and forty-four acres of land, more or less, in Chatham county, about five or six miles from tho city, with tho improvements thereon, oonsist- mgof a comfortable Dwelling, with all necessary out- buiidiugs for a farm, and handy to market. Sold as the prono-ty of the estate of tho said James 61. Bates, for the benefit of his heirs. Terns on the day or sale. __“‘ay 2 ANNA B. BATES, Administratrix. W HITE und Colored Pavilion Gauze, Whito Bobbinot Laeo al! widths, for sale by «P»y 2 Al KIN A BURNS. 1 jLNlaLlHII HIIJtED ItSINCiLAHH. .. Xlj very superior artlclo for Jollies, Ac., Ac. It has boon tried in this oity, aud is prouuunoed to bo equal to the Russian Isiuglass, with the decided advantage of being sold at about one half the prico. For sale by _n>ay 2 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sq. I NNIAN BALSAM of Liverwort aud Hare* hound.—This preparation is from an Indian Reclp. aud is whaqits name purports it to be. It is very usefu in r A ni.i.a TiM.t. —i of the Lungs /. W. LINCOL. , Monumont square. pound packages, warranted of the last years B .»wth, just recoived aud for sale by »»»y 2 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sg. C UlUliNBIUAN’S AHA HI AN BAL8A1H! J kor the cure of Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Ac., Ac., just recBvod aud for salo by W. W. LINCOLN, /''lORN FOR HALE .-The cargoes ol' llio rclirs. Emily and Sarah Victoria, for salo at 50)k cts. in lots of 609 bushels. ROBT. HABERSHAM A SON, may 2 3 % :o, alro rich light Colored filaut 61. PRENDERQA8T A CO., 178,Droughtcn st., opposite 8t. Andrew’s Hall ASH .11 ILK PANS.—These are thubwst. Milk Pans iu use, producing more cream from a quantity of milk, than can bodono with auy other given quantity kiud. For sole may 2 J. P. COLLINS, 100 Bryan-at. J 1 ORN, OATH AND HAY.—700 bushels \f White and Yellow Corn; 1000 do. Oats ; 50 bales Hay, iu store and for sale at 95 Bay-st., bv may 2 0 HARRIS A CO. G LOVES.—Gouts nnd Ladies* Lislo und Silk X Gloves. Ladles' Gauntlets Ainuier Riding aud Driving buo lung armed 61its, for sale , KEMPTON A VERSTILLE, may 2 Waring’s^tange. next door to tho Musio store. ull lot of While l/ANH.—Common and tine Palin Loaf Fans, fine JL? China, Spanish and other styles in groat variety, for sale by fmay 2J KEMl'TUN A VERSTILLE. N OTICE.—Consignee* per brig Macon, will attend to tho reception of thoir goods, landing This Day at Anderson's Lower Wharf. All goods remaining ''" the wharf after sunset, will be stored at tho risk and ILK. WASHBURN, Agt. HI!LH. FLOUR, landing per schr. Triton, tJKJ for sale by (apr 29j E. Q’BYRNE. M AIR PREPARATIONH.—French, Eng- IImI. ..a * i n .1 »» «r i__.I- ® lish and American Pomades, Rose Kcphalia, gen uine Bears, MuCassar Oil, Ramsey's Curling Fluid, Barry'sTrieopherous, Lyon's Kathairou, and IUdWay's Circassian Balm, for salo by &pr 29 JOHN B. 6IOORE A CO. Chamberlain, 1' P Canuon, Esther Cavauagh, James Chr: .tian, Sarah Clifford, C B Clinch, Sophia H Clynnh, Th^s Conry, Patrick Cooper, Anna M Cooper, Elisabetli Coliior. George Conn, 4*3izabeth K Coleman, Hugh Corcoran, Wm Cohen,J P Cody, Juo 61II Connors, Jas Conway. T Coupcr, iiamilton Cohen, Morris A Bro Coonei Collin Connoli, Lawrence Dolly, Geo R Downey, Matthew Dorgan, F Doherty, Elisa Dodd, Willii W HISKY FOH MAl.H.-iUO t>bl>. iiriimi N. O. Whl.k,. Oliver Br.iid, by M’rai KINCUUEV, i-OCKETT t CO. Two Horses for Hale. One well broke to the Harness and the other a Saddle HORSE. Apply to 95 Bay-street. 6 HARRIS A CO. Com, Hay and Oats, I T'OR tiALE at tho foot of Montgoniary*street. 7«pr 19 lm “ “ W. J. MAGILL. T?OR HALE.—A JL Meat and Pastry Cook, warranted sound and sold for no fault, apply to [aprSOI *"*' 30 years old, a firstrate ted sound and sol WM. WRIGHT. Ij'OK HALE.—A man 24 years old, a house IJ servant, apply to [aprSOJ WM. WRIGHT. ■Q n||| | UKJHUELH priiuo Whito N. C. Corn daily expected, for sale on or before — 1 (aprWj * •\pr3i) SIMON MORRI8. Dry Dock Stock. qflf 1 SH AIIF,», for.rlc by py\J «p.» 3 BAWCBOFT 1 BUY AN. Lott. r$N HouJ.y or Tuord.y „„ or< |. r 0B B . W. ZZSJj'rX. *r *100. (oo. huoObddol- Jars.) dated va or about the 2d March. 1853. J« B. WAY. ] r AUK FOR MAI.iT.—ISO kr«>~wlms tssl FOR 8AI.K OR II IKK. A good second hand Chickerlug Piano, inquirant 9 South Broad si. |,'LLTON MARKET REEF.—10 half bbls 1^ Harris's Fulton Market Beef, landing from brig WUeon Fuller and for cal* by . 4 „ apr29 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. S MOKED TONGUES.-100emokod Tongues, 2 bbls smoked Boef, rooeived per »loam or Florida, and for sale by apr 29 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. - Bidders, Tarrant*, ves, Waters and Paytons, with and without pre ss, for sale by apr A) J JOHN B. MOORE A CO. J UST RECEIVED.—«»s dov*« Black Bilk Donald, 6Iargaret Donaldson, William Douglass, 6Iargrret Dolan, Thos Doona A Co, T Donnally, John Drinkw&ter, Capt R Dunn, James Duarte, Seurr Jose Dunham, Mrs G C Dunham, Susan Dunning, Win II Duggan, Martin Dudley. II C Duffy, Ellen Duffy, Patrick EDWARDS, REV 8 . Evans, Jno Eaton. Jno Kanes, JndV Evans, Evan Edwards, Benj Endres, Peter Exley, JnoW Ex ley, Matilda Erliek, Edward EsUll, Mrs William FAWKER, PHILIP Farrell, Thos H Fay. Patrick Falkuur, Robert Family, William Flagorty, Bridget Flaherty, Tho* C Flanders, Charles E Ferns, Charles Fleming, Hannah Fleming, Eliakini T Fleming, I’att Frealy, Alary Fisher, F Ray Find, Christopher Fiuu, William Fine, DanlS hither. Edward C Friedel, Henry Fisht r, Jno D I'liun. Bridget Fita Gould, Patrick Foley, Bryaa ” Caroline lloarn, Miuhl jr Hermuu, Uunry llelmboidt, George Hernandez, Fanny lleaaton, Daniel Ilurnandec, William Henderson, Fred (cold) Herbert, Capt Higgins, James C inn. Martha E Iliburn, Julian Uilzhoim, Mary Uydo, Charles M E Horn, Martin llonau, Thomas Holmes, Lucy Hoffman, Ann E Horan, James Hollingsworth, Jacob Ilowley, Patrick llonignn, Mary C Houlihan, 61artiu llogau, James llotahny, Jasper K 11 oil man, Arabella Hogan, hliohl llolelian, Patrick Huston, John Huzzy. Christopher Hurt, Col Houry Hunt, Edwin lluiiuewoll, Wm II JAMES THOS C James, Henry Ilily, Hariet 11 Jenoks, Henry Jowett, hlary Jano Irving, Andrew Jilei.I.cti Jourdau, S E Joues, Miss S Jimmie Jourdou, Wm Jones, Goo W Joiius, Tobias Johuson, Jauo Jonos, Giilison Joues, Sarah Ann Jones, Jno T Johnson, Jas KAIN, MISS Alien v. uuuu< i. Law! Cotter, wmia... Cohen A Co., P 61 Conti, Ssntiuo Cohen, S 61 Cole, Charles 8 Coghlin, John Cook, Sami U Condiot, Jennings A Co Comoro, 6!ark Cook, Frederick Connily, Timothy Coles, John D Cora, F Cohen, .Michael Conuoll, Philip Colquitt, N G Cunningham, Capt Alex Culleu, T J Cullen, James Curklin, Aun Cuming, Cornelius Culkin, Thos Crumly, 6Iaterson F Cummings, Alonzo Curry, John Cuddy, Batty Cuthuurt, Geo Cuiniugs, William Cullen, Waltor DAVIS, LEWIS G Damieh, I C Day, Henry G Davis, Luther Davis, Bajamia Dargan, 6Ir Drake, J Dawson, John Davis, Miss G C Dawson. Jno T Decay, Dominick Delauy, John Deharty, Mary DeRosa, Domingo Joso Devaux, Rose Drewry, Jesse C Downing, Jno Downer, Thos Donalson, W J Kraft, Julius Kolioe, Win Kohoe, Josoph Keen, Capt Freeman Keen. Capt FC Kelsna, Wiu Keefe, Jno Kiunoily, Mary G Knight, B F Kioilur, David J Kitnic, Jas Knowlton, Stephen Knox, R Kuhn, Jno LANE, Mrs JOHN Lane, Master W U A Lake, Wiu 1.amnions, D E Lawton, llou Jos 61 Loacy, Walter Leo, Rov Richd Henry Leaglien, Jas Lentuer, Humphrey I.eflla, Georgia N Leathhury, W E l.ightburn, John U Lightsoy, J J Lynch, Walter Lial, Mauunl Silvera Lino, Jas P Lindsey, Jerry Lundrigan, 6lury L LoholV, Frederick Loud, Capt Charles L Long, Win D Lloyd. Wm Kov.li, Mis. I.L Longstroet, Dr. A P Low, Thomas II Lodge, C L l<ovctt,Catherine McCarthy Jas Logan, Luko I.OWC, Daniel RIcCANN, JAS,2 MuCoj, Francis 61cGrath, Ellen McGuell, Thos ( McGintv, Alargarot 61clntyre,Jas McGregor, Mrs McCluskey, Mrs 61oGrath, Jehu Mclirido, Jeremiah MoGreat, Michael McTeer, W W 61cGloin, Edward McZellan, John McCoruiiok, John MoEnery. William AIcDouald. Elisha McGuire, Johu McKinnon, Mrs II C RIcKeuna, Thos MeCormiek, Peter McCHutook, Nelson Chas 6Iaurld, J O Mauusoy, Felix 61aurlco, J F Rlann, Miss S E Blabson, John II Mansfield, Thomas 6IoMahon, Miohaul 61clutosh,Charles Nolson McIntosh, Toby Marshall, Andrew Mathis, Jos 61 6Iaun, George A 61cGuiro, Patrick U Mar on, Patrick Mallettu, Emma A 61ussey, Frances Mahanoy, Walten Mall, Wm Meredith, Hannah 6Iarshall, Airs M Medford, David 6lirault, Simon 61ecann, Catherine 6Ietsger. John C Meld, Giovanni 6Ioars, Georgo 6I<9tzgor, Mury 8 Mcara, Juliana Mehrtona, L Rluating, Thos 6Ioekes, Thomas 6Iira, A F Miller, W J 6fyers, Elvira 61ira, Elizabeth 61111b, Aun Mitchell, miss (sorvant) Miller, John A 61iller, Jas T Mlilor, Lavinia M Moran, Bridget Moran, 6Iichaol 6!orris, Mrs Moore, Jas W Mortimor, Kate 6Iorgan, 6Iary Moore A Waddell 61orton A Bryan 6Ioody, 8 S | Muouhci, Rupert Mulligan, Edward Murphy, John, 2 Mulaney, Lauronco 6Iulloney, Hannah Mncoloroy, Phillip Murray, Jobu 61urphy,John C NASON, 6IOSE8 Nail, John Normansell, Hugh Neve, Mrs Newton, John H Palmer, Anthony Parker, Afnry Ana Frendersast, Thoe Finder, Patriok Peck, Ml** Camilla a Perry,Isaao Philips, Stephen Pitt, W s K Pitt, Thoe J Phillips, Jos T Phillips, Joshua W Pringle John G Popo Benjamin Porter, Henry F MACPUIN, Kill -Rawlts, Zaoharlah Reynolds, Thoodore Reek, Susan E Hondo, Aron Roes, John A Roddon, Julia Ryan, James Ridgeway, Mrs Ruth Roluliard, 1)61 Rimes, J M Richardson, Win V Smith, John ffnutb, Margaret Smith, Mrs Walter R Smith, Jacob Smyth, Ulick Uourke Scott, Leonard Shuurds, J P Hlone, George A Somers, Patrick Spotorno, Tortunato Solomon. A L Summerlin, J M Sou I ley, Denis Sullivan, Patriok iiullivan, Floronco Sullivan, 6Iary D Sullivan, the widow Sullirau, Joseph Houtliiuuyd, Human, Jan Smulleii, William Ryan, 6Iargaret Ryan, Wm Reilly, Kate Reilly, Juo Reilly, Johanna Robertson. George L Kogurs, Richard A Rogers, Edward Roberts, Emilio 8 Robinson, Wm L Robinson, Sylvester ll'ibkon, Wm liolaud, Richard Robbins, Luoretia Rhodes, J R Robert*, Jno 61 Roaonfoldt A I.ong Rutherford, John SeliTarts, H Sliaw.Wm Sanchez, Harriet Strain, Jas E Shaffer, Mary Stafford, Christophor G Shun non, 6trs Rosetta Small, Chas A Salter, David \V Sayre, D L Stafford, 6Iary Scanlan, Robert Stafford, Ellen Shaw, Win II Stevens, Goo W Shoriiiuml, Ann Shea, Daniel Sherman, Geo A Seals, Rlartha A Sheehan, Timothy Stewart, 6Iiss Pooler Stewart, Wm L Snencer, Chas S Shoady, Timothy 8he«hy, Patrick Selkirk, Jas 61 8hea, 6largaret , _..... Secretary Printers Union, Wrlglit, Mrs C horr n, James U Wilkie, Jus II Scrrin, James White, Wm Seymour, Miss G \vi..n.ur..o i.. Seibios, Thos F Stovtus, Wm D Scaly, 6Ii*s Frances L Stewart, Henry Taylor, Capt W II Tax Collector of Bryan Co, Taylor, O D Trant, 6Iary Treaman. J Tyrao, John Timmons. Snsan Times, Josoph Tllghman, Miss Cornelia Titus, Geo II Thomas, W B Thompson, E Thompson, G Thompson, J Thomason, Elisabeth Thomas, Mrs C E Thompson, 8 U Tobiu, William R Thomas, C Topy, Andrew Trott, T Cambridgo Toppan,John Thornton, John Turner, Jas F Turnbull, Mnria L Tuokor, Wm O Tuss, A B UHElE. CHRISTIAN VILEALONGA, JoUN L Vurdou, G Vaughan, Capt David Volmlo, Char.os VanGlahn, 11 WALKER, HECTOR Ward, Patrick Ward, Potter Walker. U D Waldo, Henry) Walsh, Janns Ward, F T Ward, a Tinner Wnrwiok, F A Walkor, Sarah AD Walker, Col WU S Wariug, W II Wators, Isaac Wray, Ann Waitt. John Wausher, Louis West, Tims Wright, N II T Sweeney, Edward Simpson, John Stiles, 61isa M V 8heils, Francis Skilton, J Avery Siiniiiorman, Thos II Styles, Titus biles, Joseph Simons, George Springor, Asa 31 Stirk, Fitshorbort 61 Smith, Charles E Smith, Rosanna binith, W J Smith, Daniol G - White, Jas Wilson, Edward R WhlMis, Richard Williamson, Lucy A Wyse, Goo Whitaker, Hardin Wyse, Catliarino Wright, Dr W B Wood, Jno, Artist World, Jas 8 Wolf, Itoboeca E Wood, Joseph A Willink. 11 Fsr YEATMAN, H S Yonguo, R A Yorrey, Capt Geo ZANT. 61R B. M. MOREL, P. 61. HAltlVDEN’S EXPRESS, Bfemjo—jm R , 1^3 liny Street, r.Sl’ECTFULLY bog leave to inform tho citi- tens of Savannah and its vioinity, that they have concluded their arrangemonta with tho Central Rail road aud Banking Company, and aro now running Mes- songers daily to Macon, aud semi-woekly to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and also forwarding goods to Milledge- villo and all intermediate placoa. Wo would also say that our expresses by tho steamers to New York und 1 hlladolphia enablo us to forward overy description of Merchandise and valuables to ever/ town in the North ern States—also to California aud Europe. a ^vu W i'‘Bay-street, Savannah; C. in lAS 0 ?.' «oo. R. Clayton, Oglothorpe; k°-. ,1 y* bb o e,1 '.w C ? y u i bu -J 74 Broadway, New York; 43 and 45 South-third-stroot, Philadelphia; 8 Coart- stroot, Boston; Exohange-stroot, Providonoe-, Mont- goiuery-street, u *" — feb 22 \r 1 M I T T S AND SIUK llOSIKRY — r’li .V*-’ * , ‘ J 'mo, Super I.on«, Miue.N.t Milt,, l liiwT." 1 "*r‘ Si L k ll(,, r’ Uudlufl' Wl.it. Baudal J.aoo bilk Horn, also. Ono Lino and Kronen Thread lIo.il, l.udiea and (ionto Silk. Llnon and Lialo Thread Gloves, lor sale by K KEMPTON A VERSTILLE. ■ r.SSRS. K.it liaving an agent m Kiirope. w II reoeiro order, until tho 25th tu.taut for Uoolory Olovoo, or any artiolo in our lino, manufactured In Fifty Dollars Upward. II my follow Jeffrey, ubnut fifty year, old, thin isage. quite plausable when spoken to, weighs l-)U pounds, and has been workiog for sovoral i t af ,iP B ^f, ab t tre «'« Col. Starko r s Mills, has a |5Irs. Barthelmoss in Savannah aud ono at Dr. u's Plantation on the river. The fellow will no wifo at|6l Soreven’ 4U1 doubt go Into the ,fishing business, orj|work JAMES W. BANDY. N OTIC'K.—Scnr. Frauons Hatturly, D. tor, for Now York, can aocommodatc a few pas- sougor*. if application is made immediately. Apply on board at Lamar's Press, or to 8 WILLIS A BRUNDAGE. A NOTICE. LL parsons indebted to the ostate of David M Rogers, will make immodiato payniunt; aud all persona having demands against said ostate will present them duly attested to CHARLES W. ROGERS. m *y * l 01 Qualified Administrator. . w. NEW HOOKS, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER & CO. Moxdxt. Apkci. 25tu. T BGBNDS OF T1IE WEST. Uy Juino. Behind the Curtains Tho Camel Hunt; a narrative of po mus " ^ J W Fabens, author of “ Lifo oi the Jsth- Notea and Emendations to the Text of Shakspeare’s 1 lays, flora early manuscript corrections, in a copy of thofolio 1032, in tho possession of J. Payne Collier,F. Every Day Scripture Readings ; for the use of Fami lies aud Schools. By Rev Johu S Blake, D D. A Dictionary of all Officers who have beon commis sioned or appointed, and served in tho army of the United States siuoe the inauguration of their first Pres ident, including volunteers and militia of the States who have served in any campaign or conflict. Also of navy and marine corps. By Charles K Garduor. Rural Essays. By A J Downing, edito . with a me moir or the author. By Georgo W Curtis. Annual of bcioutiflo Discovery; or. Yoar Book of Facts in Scienco and Art for 1853. By David A Wells. Doctor Birch aud his Young Friends. By W M Thackeray, with sixteen illustrations by the author. A biographical nnd critical Dictionary of Painters, Engravers, Sculptors and Architects, from ancient times. Hr Sbearjashub Spooner, A B, 61 D. Tho Iliud of Ilomor, translated by Alexaudor Pope, with Flaxman’s Designs, London National Illustrated Library. Book and Job Printing, NO. 102 B-v*n..». (ENTRANCE IN S kRDEkri loft ut the Printing Office, or at the I Bookstore of the subscribers, will be promptly exi ed.JOHN 61. COOPER A CO. Fancy and Staple Drv cT*" BUBSSISP- * w * Printed Satla PlalA Bareges ' Printed Organdio**B.iS° or,(1 B, r '^ Bombasines, Alpaca^and ^ rikln, HI.ok ,n<l K1 J Cl.gb ai. 8 h.m sass ssasfwi «r ^ Tr.d.* T ““ «p«Siy ^" 8 ;> B.por ¥.?lV O ®0D Ni f” d %, n, ‘S“ Uu -. Un « k »kMk ‘id Bl J.“Sl [SS; P1 “ 0 ’ , o«S 1IOHIBHY * A complete stock of Ladles* I'uglish and German Hosiery *' fi»4 KDIUnoiDBlllEH sSTiSf -* L, IrHh ,\-l bu'g., Dobblo.t w,?L'jK“ «? Tho residents of Savannah, and those rlor, are respectfully invited to call IJft m th * •»!»■ goods and prioes, and judge for them.*u ,Ian, M u. __a P r 28 81 Brougttojs^^Sl^;, Savannah MedfcaTiSr couR^ 8s (5? N s kE8 I Institution will commence on the First m T ,,! H ffAWNm f S ur •wifi 1 m *- D. ARNOLD, M. D., Prof of Imiii>.i ticeof Medidne. ° f Inalit «tes and P a wVSiSiW, rr “ r - ami— B BnSSS- *" ' *»1 Th: P ' M<lu L p» P ™, U| ° - Pr °' ..4 Th,» FEES.—lor the full oonrse. finvi. •» . . Picket, jm ; Demonstrator of Anatomy Mu! r V" ,( “ | tion, $30. Requisites for OrSuat re’ th. i a™ 1 ' “‘llii 5i ,Ji0 ‘ 1 CoUc «".- 1 „ c. W. WEST, M I ') U »S- The following n.w.Mpdr.’JiU obo.o Ull Ut Nov.uibflr, ...J ...dbll tS hM 1 “• .•fool* Carolinian, Colooib (tr -S.VkM “' M ' Conrirr, Ch.rlu.ton, '' Cuimitutionalist, Augusta, Qoo. fweokl«\ Jieronler, Mllledgerille, ’ ’ ' weo ,r Jr) Patriot, Albany. Geo., « Floridian, Tallahassee, Fla., •• Adrrrtiser, 6Iontgomery, Ala., «• Advocate, Huntsville, Ala., u Gazette, CliatUnooga, Ala., •• Mews, Jacksonville, Fla., «« MEDICAL CARIL »K. C. II. WELLS. Omoo 143 Broughton .trout, n..r Bkrn.rd, BliU.w 3ml eor. or Stoto nnd Mootgom.rj>itt. Itpa- Fire uml Life Insurance Agency, Fitrmera’ Fir© liiNurance Cbmpnnv OF IITinA N V 1 OF UTICA, N. Y. . v a? it Ah, $209,000. llriinlt© Aire InNnrnnce Compnnv OF UTICA. N. Y. P } CariTAL, $160,000. Charter Ouk Life Insurance L'ompanr HARTFORD. CONN. P 7| apital, (endorsed by tho State) $250. ALruau Gill, President. Jxb. C. Wsulev, See'r. Applications received by A. WlLDUH 1 Agont for Savannah. 129 Congren-it apr 22 Melodeons. This beautiful Instrument of 4 and 5 OcUrtL from the eolebrated 6Ianufactory ol Cahirt a Needham, always on hand and for isle by 1. W. MORRELL t CO. FOK HALE. 5 SIIARKH Muscohco ltnllrond Bont!*- seoured by the Contra! Railroad. Apply atthh Of. FOK SALE. /'1IIAT1IADI and Kavunnnh Dlutunl Lonn a- L * * ’ this office, ap 26 LL Stock—6 shares oaoh. Apply a _ CORN, for planting. Aleo, Corn, Hay and (. o best quality, received in store and lor sale bj Curpet and Floor Cloth Warehonir, Curtains, Curtain Goods, Ac., dec., dec. Mo. 140 Congrett a,id Mo. 67 Si. Julie> Sli. r PHK Subscriber, knowing that the citizumof , Savannah have felt a great interest lnUiswtab- lishiug of a CAItPKT WAREHOUSE) In this city, and being aware that many have beep awaiting tuo completion of the New Stcrc, so that they could make their selection of tho various artidoifoc furnishing their houses, would respectfully inform tka public, generally, that he has opened tlm mint com plete assortment of all the various styles of GOODS usually kept in similar establishments. The Stock .1 tho different departments will consist, in pat following Gouda, vis: CAKPKT DEPARTMENT. Royal Velvot; Tapestry Drupels; 6Iocet Bnustlt; Brussels; Velvet: Tapestry aud Brussels forStwirs; Three Ply. Superfine, Fino and Commou Ingrain; l’lam and Twilled Vonetian for Staira, Halls, Ac.; Drug gets, 6-4,12-4 and 16-1 in width, of every variety ol (in terns; Hearth Rugs; Parlor auu Stoop Mats; Table atii Piano Covers; Silver and Brass Oval and Octagon Slag Rede; Stair Linen, Ao., Ao. OIL ULOTIIS. Of every width; from olo to eight yards, for Halls, Dining RooniB. Steamboats, Saloons, Ac.: Itoso Wood, Mahogany and Small-figured Furniture Oil Clotlii, 4-4. 5-4 aud o-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cluth foi Stairs. CURTAINS. Silk and Worsted Damask De-Lalne: Wonted ani Linen Damask DeLains; Figured and Plain Damaikt, variety ef colors; White and Buff, for Shades. WINDOW HIIADEH. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland ant White and Gold, entirely now stylo: 1 Cord; Loops;’*'' iels; together with all the various Trimmings lor 1 tains aud Shades. , GILT CORNICES. Bands, Ikoopa and Pins, of the greatest variety «a<i Cit terns, of tho latost importation; all of which will W sold at wholesale or retail, on the moot liberal terai WM. U. GUION, Agent, 140 Congress and 01 St. Juliau-it f pillS article is u never falling remedy for Cough*, I Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and Tigbtusu of the Lungs or Chest. Persons who are much expwfd. mg». (oral __ _.iUi« frequent. Noarticlsof . appreciated for itisafefy and certain cure. You will find it needs but one trial convince all of its medicinal virtuos. For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. Brown’s essence of Jamaica dinger. d claborutoly prepared from CQrefu'Tly .electfJ arttclos of the best quality; it possesses in a cot- oeutrated form all the valuable properties of the h- maica Ginger, and is warranted to be free from ull ir ritating or other properties of an injurious tendency. ” iug tho Summer months and in Southern olimateJ, ■valuable, particularly during the prevalent# cf opideinio Cholera; no traveller or family should ta without it. A largo invoico received by the Agent A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. ^PRING 8ILK8.—A fine assortment of Stri- O pod and Plad Silks. Black Summer Silks. Black Grenadlue Silks ; a fino assortment of New Borages, Figured, Striped and Plaid ; Piairt) Figured, Plaid and Striped Tissues ; a luruo assortmout of Ladies’ Black aud Colored Silk Umbrellas und Parasols; a largo aud fine assortmout.of all qualities of Hosiery; Silk and Lace Mantillus, White and Black Silk hlantillas; Shawls, Points and Scarfs; Swiss and Lace Chemesetts; Light Kid Gloves ; Black Laco Mitts and Gloves, for b y[»Pr H]AIKIN A BURN8. I JlUEKfjON’H ] E Emerson, and Purchasers should be t here arc numerous oouuterfoits bearing the same name, -M.k ij-jj,, g e n U iij 0 strap W. W. LINCOLN, Razor Htrapa.—These cole- brated Straps are made and warranted by Charlos ““ * superior to any otlmrs now in use.— andgstthe genuine Strap as A FuH< bo had of " s of which i n, Joseph li.TbimC on, PJ Fugorty, Floyd. W H Foley, Patrick Flood, Luke Fowler. Frederick J Frost, Samuel FIuil, Dauiel Fowler/. Peter Faroee&berg. Leap 4UI GATEHOUSE, MARY 3 O'Connor, Patrick Nuot-k, Robt C O'CONNELL, PATRICK O'Reilly, Wm O'Mara, D O'Connor, Johanna O'Liveira, Wm Doone O'Keefe, Jerry Orr, Isabella OnUee A Lauften O'Conuor, Jas or Stephen O'Sullivan, Daniel Oats, W W O’Connor, PhUip jOulhan, Martin O'Mera, Walter O'Conner, John O’Sullivan, Jos Gardiner, Robert Gaylord, John A Geant, Capt Ivory Oorvoy, James Glen, Martha Grey. Ann Gerald, G F Green, Mt*e Gregory. William II Green, WUlijuu George, Jane L Orne, John 0 Ulrostead, Sarah C O'Mara, Johanna O'Keiff, John O'Conaell Daniel O’Bryan,Ja* O’Brien,Kennedy O'Sullivan, Michael O'Brien, John Osborne, Wm Henry O'Leary. Thos PATTON. JNO THOS Parsons, Dr W Par doe, Goo W Pvoottv, Andrew J ' Monument-square. apr 18 OUR AND IIAAIH.—150 bbls. Baltimore Flour, 300 Baltimore cured U&ms. recoived and salo by (apr22) MoMAUON A DOYLE. IJECEIVEI) per Alubniim. — Bluo Plaid Als Silk, Black Brocha Barege, Ginghams, Printed Jaoconuta, Embroidered Skiite, Lawn Hdkfs, Duck Towelling, Riohardson'sLinens, N. Y. 61ills Shirtiugs, India Dimity, Super English Hose, White Itaiusley Drills, 12-4 Bobbinot Nottlug, Bouuct and Nock Rib bons, Galloon Trimmings, etc., by apr 22 W. C. WADSWORTH, 81 Broughton-st. CHAIN PUDIi'S. A VERYdesirublo aud economical article. ap!4 JOHN R. NORTON. ^UUAR, COFFEE, #fcc.-2UU sacks Rio Cotfoo, 1U0 do. Laguayra do., 50 boxes ground do.. lUhhde N. O. Sugar, Fo do u - — do., 75 bbls. orusLhd do., 1 Hyson Tea, 40 do. Black do., 60 boxes pu per, 50 do. Ginger, rocoivod aud for sale by *pr 5 mcmahon a doyle. . . the nicoat article _ , T , ail water—largo and small sizes for Hotels and Private | apr 18] MORSE A NICHOLS, r invented for keeping ice fit URKIHU Friction Towclft.—Tiieec Tow- ols, at the name designates, are of Tnrki»h miou- lacturo, and are iutended as a substitute fur tlie lieu brush, the hair glore, and hair belt, for producing» healthy action of the skin by friction. The msterUl >i of llax, and of a texture admirably adapted to their ui«., Thoy will be foand to be effective without being hsrib. For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS A CO- clear Lawn Hdkfs., Printed Lawns, Swiw Sip ingsand Insertions, Bounet Ribbons, Parasols sad Um brellas, Plaid Cambrics and Jaoonets, Black Barege Chally, Pavilion Lace, etc., just received by Reamer and for aale by apr 29 DaWITT t MORGAN-^ J1.A1N OOLU1U French Ounbrle*- 1/ wiut."aiii“frlaj., MH.'N.rillti, BUe'k’Sllk Mir-'"— w — anti Has, Silk Glovee, Swiss hluilins, etc., juitve* cotved by steamor, and for salo by apr 29 DaWITT A MOBGAfr LK, ALE, ALE.—100 bbls. Albany Cwwa Ale, landing from sohr. LeRoy and brig WUk» _ ..... *•-©*■-* COSTAR’H EXTEKMINATOK, J ^OIl the destruction of KaU, Mice, Roaches, AnU, ; Flies, etc., just received and for sale by apr 29 JNO. B. MOORE A CO. S HERRY WINES.—24 quarter casks,;some , of very fine quality, shippod from C»dn>«* prossly for this markot, and reoeived iu bond via N«w MINIS * FLOIUNCE. r in Custom Houso Stores. J UST UKUK1VKU—3U |,air Willi. Drill pants, 48 pair Fancy Linon Drill Pants, 48 do heavy Brown and Fancy Duek Taut*, 24 do superfine Black Doo Skin Pants, 24 do do Fancy do do, 24 China Gauss Silk Coats, . . 43 real Grass Linen do. Also, a lsrgo « whito and figured and Embroidered Silk and Vests, at MAAS L HEYMANN 8 apr 27 Clothing Emporium SIGHT CHUUK* ON NKW VOKH- for Q Mi. br t.Vi B-tf 1 n. A. I.. LAV AH- . DAVID n. DU.M; • loot of Wait Bwml-— TAtt. PITCH, tfcC. LELS TAll— , W , do Pitch and Rosin Iw bales Oakum, landing and for aalo by »P^ 13 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. Ia^OR SALK.—IM M Laths,lauding per brig Rio JL Grande, for sale by •pr20 BUNKER A OGDEN. Loaf Sugar ; 60 bbls Clarified Sugar, landing from schooner Empire, and for tale by apr 14 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. Straw l)ACON AND BEEF.-—30 casks Bacon I) Shoulders, 20 do. Sides, 10 do. ohoioo Homs, % Hlibbu. Bo.1, roc.i.ed ud lor u]. by ’ »p. m McMahon t doyi.e. J UMT Hecolved anollier lot of (ho.o fancy 1'r.noli Cuaimoro. for 1'uUlooui, boot nature. Mulpl.in, nt . (.prill) DIBBLE A CABKYB /10NGKKS* WATKU A fre.li .npply V/ o.i.td diroot from th. proprietor, oftb. tonjret. Sprln*, for into by apr. JOHN B. MOORS A CO. "iVttlt nud UKTICUL „ , ADIU8' Ueticutni of vnri.u, otylon URd Color.. ( 1UKN) Outa uml Whoul Brand, for salo by J DAVIDB.DILLO.N, apr 23 f<K»t o» West Jlroad-i^. OOD.—Groen Oak Wood, for sale b' apr 28 DAviDk-DILU fool of West Broad-it^ C HAMPAGNE—Of superior quality, 8lora aud for sale by — - MTNIS A FlrQBAMji. fAIlt IMfK-—I’holoo'. improved LWOfe? I Dye; also, Gilman’s, Hutohin’s, Alexand* ^ fo"* ^• l ° t ’’’ i " i mo:ig*w2ThpL 20 T,- in rtaro, for reU •d direct'from & The sole Agent in the UnltedSintea.^ apr 8 For sole by " J. ROUSSEAU. Corner Bull ana Bay^u. thousand bushols 3 ?OR ttALK.—T' ^UnowlnUtre,.orreI.by |Ngt , ii ^ IbAIiMOF SAVANNAH-Prlcefeodoi-" 1 , ±J from SI to 76 cento n Bottlf.-A IW-fK (his excellent preparation, just mauufaotured^ oi following essences: Lomou, Bergamot, Jessamlue,M D b rW Aid'--' A&a05«it“uUN>)IKUI‘A«' apr Ut
