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flU DOLLARS PER ANNUM, BALK YEARLY IN ADVANCE .W TWELVE CENTS A WEEK-—SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS ana VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 7. 1853. NUMDEK 96. '-l-U-U.-l.. - BUSINESS CARDS. UiailED DAILY AND TRI WEEKLY BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR, lit DOLLAR* per annum,payable half- l.’i. *|N ADVANCE, or fur twelve GMT* awtuk, .Jul« to ll»« Carrier*. Single Oopice.THagKCBNTR. ••TRI-WR8KLYA MoilMINU NSW*,” (lor .the .uuirr.) containing *11 the n*w matter and new ml- of the Daily, '• *~ 4 J, L U>* por ,M tuvi ■.f\ or iis«ii*«i» l * inserted at the following i»t.m u iron onk iQUAim or ten uku, On* insertion CO ot*. On# Month. M 00 •• •« "» Two •», Ju 00 Three •• It AO Your M 16 00 81* '* 00 «VHL...~ h .»«m 3 00 One 00 ..41 00 , v . advertisements not exceeding five line*, three- fcartL* of the above rate* will he charged. I. A.: l or one insertion 45 cent*. !•• o..w«*....:™.r.r.:3i"». *o.*^ I,tr*l Advert cements luaerted at tho usual rate*. Advertisements from trauaiont persons or strangers mt be paid in advance. Yearly advertisers, exceeding in their odyertUetnenU , average number of lino* agreed for, will be oharged . r.’i'urtiouiil rate* Advertisement* sent to thlaofRoe withontdlreotlona, to the nmaber of insertions, will bo published dally nl ordered to be discontinued, and charged oecord- iBgly. Yearly ad rartiaera will be raatrlcted to their rsgnlar »end all other advertisements, not pertaining to F W uf b# I* ‘ r regular bu*ina**,aa ograed for, fill DAILY NEWS. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Transmitted for ths Daily Morning Now*. Tlirce Days Later from Europe I A UR I VAL OF T II K A H I A . New Yoiik, Muy 5. The Briiish aleam*hip Atia, Capl. Lott, Lti arrived at New York, bringing Liverpool date* to Saturday the 23d uit., three days later than the Baltic'a accounts. Liverpool Cotton Market.—The aalca of cotton Tor the week ending on Friday even ing tho 22d ult., wero 42,000 bales, of which speculator* took 5,000, and exporters 3,000 hales, leaving 34,000 bales for tho trade. The decline was oue eighth ofa penny on Middling and the lower qualities. Holders wero not pressing their stocks on the market. The quotations are as follows : Fair Orleans I f*jd; Middling 5|d; Fair Upland 6|d; and Middling 5|d. Another dispatch quotes Fair Orleans at G^d; Middling 5}d; Middling Up lands at 5Jd. Consols are unchanged, and quoted at 100|. The Bullion in the Bank of England has increased jC215,000. The trade in the manufacturing districts has aligbtly declined. Rice was in good demand at au advance of one shilling. Havre Cotton Market. Tho aalea of cotton at Havre for the waok ending on tfie2Uth ult., comprised 10,000bales. Political. England.—Lord Clarendon informed Parliament that negotiations are still pending between England and the United States re* apeciing the fisheries. In the meanwhile Ad miral Seymour with a British squdron would continue on tho fishing grounds. IvoBstmi'a friends aro taking steps to prose cute the Loudon Times lor libel. Achilli was about leaving England, for America. Turret and Greece.—A difficulty has aprubg up between Turkey and Greece. The firmer claiming threo villages claimed by the latter. Both governments havo moved troop* to take poosesaion of tho towns. Russia and Turkey.—The difficulty be tween Russia and Turkey continues unsettled. Russia is getting impatient. Germany.—A democratic conspiracy has been discovered at Hanover, and numerous arrests had beeu made. The couspirators at tempted to seduce tho soldiers from their alle* geoce. Charleston Cotton Market. Charleston, May 5, P. M. The sales of cotton for the week comprise WOO bales, at 7j to 10$ cents. The market closes with a decline in prices of |c on the better grades and |c on the lower. We quote Middling Fair at 102*10} cents. The receipts of the week amount to 7000 bales, and the stock on hand, exclusive ol that on shipboard, is 44,466 bales. Now York Cotton Market. Balvimorr, May 5, 6.8, P. M. la New York on Thursday Cotton was stea dy, sod 1750 bales changed hands. Railroad Accident—Los* of Life. Macon, May 6, P. M. Tho down freight traiu on the Macon and Western Railroad wae thrown from the track by running over a bull at Hill's, just ubovn Collins'' station, this evening. One (irotnar was killed, mid the nearest cars to the «ugmo were materially injured. Proton tant Episcopal Convention. Charleston, May 6. The Rev. ThomaIi S. Davis, of Camden, S. C., was elected Bishop on tho 12th ballot, to*day. Later from Havana.—The U. S. Muil Steamship Empire City has arrived at New York, with advices from Havana to lho29tli ult. She reports that the bark Lady Suffolk had succeeded on the 28(h ult., in landing six hundred slaves near Matanzas. The Diario do la Marina is bitter against Mr. Soule’s appointment as Minister to Spain, and intimates that he will net be received at Madrid. Proceedings **f Council. SaVANNAU, May 5th, 1853. Council met. Presoal—Ilia Honor K. Wayue Mayor; Aldermen Mallnry, Brunner, Harris, Lamar. Ncreveu, Arnold, Uunahl, and Levis. The minuuja of the laat meeting of Cuuncihwere read and amended, by adding “ who have not been notified aioce 38th Augual, 1851, and” after the word “ limit*” in the retoluiion passed relative to unify ing lot holder* who have not pavod iu front of their lot*, See. Tho Miuuto* a* unloaded wore theu cod- tinned. The information aud Fine Dockets were read and coufiruied. Rtporlt Read and Adopted. The Fiuauce Committee report favorably upon the application of Brigham, Kelly Sc Co., ageula of the Protection luturance Company of Hartford, and recommend the aarae be granted upon their comply- with the usual rule. Jno. R, Lewis, Chairman. I lie Finance Committee, to whom waa referred the application of John Foley., recommend the City I'reaxurer tefund him tho tax upon $500 for 1 (Wi the property should have been returned at $1,500 and not $3,000. Jno. If. Lkwis, Chairman. The Committee on Streets and Lane* report fa vorably on the petition of P.K. Sbiela, and ou the petition of A Harman, and ell other*, for the ini- proremeai of ihe eaateru portion of the city, and introduce the following resolution, via:— Rcsalved, Tnat Commissioners be appointed to “PwBoetb Broad atreatsixty feet; anu Hrjun-et., ft hd likewise to open East-Broad toGwiauett-atreet. ^ Chas. Uanaiil. Chairman, lee Committee on Public Education, to whom MpMMvrodtbe application of Messrs. A. Porter, f.P.Tutlb, uBlihii SuxlifaJ, School CouunU- ;i°2* r ’ fjr Ch»dM« count,, vithia tbe pruiuu ?* 8 *’**»*b. praying ■ gift of two Ihou.ui dol- r *’ f 2 r U "' P®f F«fa of eroding • mlubl. building w* P “i lllc Coumiuo Baboo), report a. fallow* lfourCowmituo know ol oo .ubj.ci which U ttotltilrd lo cumider.tion >od aid than no. ib!. ■R2 r * 10 *" of Wooding tho binning, of odor. “““f lliu ‘ .poor by tho city, would. rjpaid a buuiirnd fald in .fiery.* r*, ID the In?' k J n '* 1 which would n.xruo lo u edccMod owtarly pupulation. the weatern part of tha city, and would carry out the advice offered by your Committee, in a previous report, that tho county ahould ut once proceed lo erect one there. Bui the fund* to he obtained from the county at preaeut ure uot sufficient, aud there fore the Commissioner* aak for aid from the city. lo view of the great importance of the subject, the Committee are disposed to grant the of the petitioner, provided the assistance expected from the Inferior Court be afforded. They there fore offer the following resolution, vis: Resolved, That the sum of two thousand dollars, payable in such installments as may be necessary, be, nnd the same are hereby, appropriated from tho Treasury of the city of rinvnnnuh, for the pur* poso of contributing towards the nreciiou of a suit able School House for a Public School iu tho west ern part of the city, so as not to interfere with tho proposed Miunie School House, and that said money •ball be payable to the order of the said School Commissioner*, provided that the Iuforior Court of Chatham county, at its next eesaiou, shall raise at least an equal sunt for the same purpose. R. Watne, Richard I). Askold. J. P, Scaxvxw. The Committee on the Kiro Department, to whom was referred the petition of John Iluupt, Sr., K*<|., praying permission for" putting a dormant window ou (liiaj shed room of the bouse on lot No. 4, uu Draytou street, 3d ty thing, Anson ward, of five fret In height and widih, for the purpose of giviug light to his staircase," beg leave to report— That such au addition and alteration would be a violation of tbe spirit and letter of the ordinances regulating the fire limits. A special permission may be given to " alter a roof from a pitch to a flat roof; provided the iihw roof ahall bo metallic and shall not extend above the formor roofbut no authority cun bn given, uuder existing ordinances, to udd fo uny Building by usiug wood. The Committee, thurefnre, recommend that the prayer of the potition be refused. Tbe same Committee, to whom was referred the petition of W. U. Giles, K*u., tu raise his piexa to two stories, eud cover it with tin, report, that this R ctitiou comes within tho aame category as that of If. Haupt. To be able to erau either the ordinances regu lating the fire limits would require a radical altera tion. To this your (hmnnittec nro opposed as Iu- compatible with tho best interests oftliu city. Since the passing of the last ordinance on tills sub- t ecl, all piazaa have been required to bo supported ty fire-proof columns, as wall as to be covered with a metallic roof; aud Mr. (files will be oblgcd to follow the example if he wishes a piazza two stories hish. Your Cominittca, therefore, recommend that tbe prayer of tho petition be refused. 11. D. Arnold, ) J. P. Hcrrvkn, l Committee. Cm, Uanaiil. ) Opening President if Other Streete—Committee Discharged The Committee on Hired* and Lancs, to report upon the petition of John llaupt, H’r. ami others, relative to tqe award made by the commissioner* lo npan President and other streets, dated March Wist. 1833, asked to be discharged from further consider* tiou thereof. Ou motion of Alderman Mallory, the said com mittee were discharged, and the report aud award of said commissioners wits accepted and coutirmnd : whereupon the following resolution, offered by Al- dornnui Lamar, and seconded by Alderman Arntihi wuh read and udopted, viz. Reeolvtd, That the City Marshal be directed, and ho ia hereby required to proceed forthwith to open Preaideiit-si., and the other street* named iu the report and award of tbe cotnmissioucrs appoiut- -'1st, 1853, and accepted and confirmed this day. The report of the Committee on Streets aud Lane* on tbe communication of R. K. Cuyler, Esq., Presi dent of the Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia, relative to Jones aud New-atreets, was postponed until the noxt regular meeting of Coun cil. Ordinances. A Bill, to be entitled an Ordinance to appropri- ! and set apart n lot whereon to erect au Engine of. Petition.. The petition of Gasper J. Fulton for the remis sion of $6,00, the tax ou two negroes erroneously returued by him for 185Q, was read aud gi auled. Communication read and received From the Board of Health praying Council "to have a subsoil drain made through the Lane North of Broughton .Street, from Whitaker Street to West Broad Street. Mallory Resolved, That the sum of one hundred dollars he paid lo Johu Flnnnigau, contractor for draining and embanking the low grounds near the Water Works, on account of hi* contract. By Aideriiiuu Mallory, seconded by Aldormiiu Lewis: Resolved, That tho City Treasurer be direrted to pay to tbe City Marshal fifteen dollars, balance ducihands for work done at the negro cemetery. By Alderman Lamar, seconded by Aldermsu Lewis: Resolved, That the members of tbe Committee who went on to Washington and New York the lest Spring, upou business connected with the City, have the amount of their expeuses refunded to them. Resolution read. Tho Resolution offered by Alderman Lamar at the laat meeting, relative to ulteriug the 7th Rule of Couucil, was uguin read—amended by striking out the word "ten" nud inserting " eleven”—the resolu tion, as auieuded, was adopted. Alderman Mallsry called for a reconsideration, with the following result, viz.: Yea*—Aldermou Lewis.Ganabl, Screven, Rruunrr, Mailer}, 5. Nays—Arnold, Lamar, Harris, 3. Tho reconsideration was declared^ carried, and the resolution was, on motion of Alderman Lamar, laid on the table until the next regular meeting of Board of Heultii, which wus confirmed Uoard of Health for UT>3. Anson Word.—William II. Kelley, George 8. Brown.—C'apt. Robert W. Pooler, Dr. Jobu G. Howard. Carpenter's P'*r«—William Burke, Johu lleng-ss. Calhoun Ward.—Alexander F. Bennett, Samuel P. Dibble. Chatham.' -John R. Johnson, David II. Steff.rt. Columhi'i.—John Foley, John E. Ward. Crar/foid.—William M. Leigh, George II. John' Curry Town.--8. A.T. Lawreuce, Joseph E. Fal- ligai't, John Gerts. Derker Ward.—James F. Doe, Milton J. Duck Derby.—Charles A. Hall, 8amual P. Bell. Elbert.—liicnard T. Turner, Samuel Solomons. Fraukliu.—Ausmi Borchert, Edrard Lovell. New Fmuklin.--David U. Dillon, Mo*o» Y. Hen derson. Green.—Owen O'Rojrke, Frederick Corke. Henthcote.—Junins Hullivaii, Waring Hussoll. Jackson.—W. F. Preston, Dr Solomon Hlmftull. Jasper.—Joseph 8. Fay. Daniel Robertson. Lufayette.—Octavus Cohen, William Rogers. Liberty.—Jobu J. Waver, Ralph Meidrim. Moutcrey.—Edward G. Wilson, Edward A.8oul lard. North Oglethorpe.—Daniel J. McKeuzie, Frede rick Konsou. Middle Oglethorpe.—II. D. W. Alexander, Tlioe. J. Naylor and William II. Davis. South Ogletkorpo.—Lewis N. Faliigunt, Geo. W. Shnffur. Percival.—Dougsld Ferguson, Dr. E. II. Mariitl. Pu!a.-.ki.—8. P. Huiuiltoii, George F. Palmer. Reynolds.—Edward J. Harden, Albiou K. Moore Suringhill.—Wtu. Reilly, Herman Kuhluian. Troup.—Col.TrisUm Verstille,Claudius E. Barre. Walton.—John A. Richardtoue, David II. Gallo way. Warren.—James Folker, Wylly Woodbridge. Washington.—Elisha llugur, Henry Murkins. Wesley.— Garden Lot, No. 1 / Wo*L—Thomor Prendergast, Richard Brown. Gurdon Lot, No.UO West.—James Benoist. Dry Culture Report. Inspbction, April 23,1853. I find the lands of Col. Joucs iu good order. Tbe lauds of Mr. Lamar iu good order. Thu lauds of Mr. Bilbo la good order. Lots owned by Mr. J Waldburg and others, West side of the Ogeechee Canal, are dry, but ditches very foul. Lands of Messrs. Giles and Bradley «re very dry, but ditches foul. Lands of Mr. J. E. Davis iu good order. Lauds of Mr. King, Hutchison's Island, dowed, and the water still ruuuiug iu from the river. Laud* of Col. Thomas Uroen in good order. Lauds of Mu jor Starke iu good order. Jambs U. B. IIablky, Inspector. Miscellaneous. His Honor tbe Mayor reported that in pursuance of the resolution passed at the lost meeting, be hod appointed R. R. Cuyler, Esq., Dr. James P.Berevee aud Alexander R. Lawton, Esq., as the Delegates to represent the eity of Savannah in the Memphis Convention to he held ou tbe first Monday iu June next. Report confirmed. Alfred r.Toriey, Keeper of Laurel Grove Came- tsry, reported tbe iutermsntsfrom 1st lo 30th April, Read u communication from John A. Mayer, con tractor to furnish the city Poor with Medicine*, re questing Council to relieve him from enM aoutreei, which Couucil declined. Information. Tbe city of Savannah vs. Charles A. L. Lamar— Disorderly conduct and fighting in the streets on lith April, 1853-~Turned over to Council by his Honor the Mayor at defendant’s request. Thomas E. Llo^d. Beq., appeared for defendant, mikattYBd that the information be dismissed, upou A bill to be entitled an Ordinance to appropriate and set apart n lot whereon to erect au Eiigiue House nnd Fireman's Hull. 8so. 1. Bt it ordaiusd by tho Blaror and Aldermen, of the City of bavannah m*l tho Hamlet* thsreof in Council assembled, and it is nsrsbv ordaiatdby author ity of the some, that a lot of land sixty feet in width and ninety feet in depth, situated at the South-West oornsr of AHsreorn and Nwuth-Broad streets, be, and tbe same hereby is sst apart for the purooee or having erected ’-hsreoua new Engine House and Fireman's Halt, for so of the Savannah Fire Company, i. XT Be it further ordained by the nuthority afore said, that ail Ordinances or parts of Ordinances mili tating against the nrovUlone of this Ordinance, be, and the same are horeny repoaled. $ Passed la Couuoll, Hnvannah, May S. 18.13. [L. 8.1 R. WAYNE, Mayor Attest: Epwabd O. Wiloon, Clerk of Conuoil. 3 Tho Bachelor’s Bridal* Not a laugh was heard, nor a Joyous note. Ae our friend to the bridal was harried: ot a wit discharged bis farswell shot. As tht bachelor is going to be married. Rica—Wc havs no new feature to notice in the Rloe market. The doinand this woek has been about equal to the receipts, which roach>1383 Msross. The tranesc- ttous havo rauged from 3* t/uiu i.nib sales, however, were inode atjl 16-18, the bulk of the tee, uvwever, were w.—- — w- l**l*PSf HW- Freights.—We quote to Ltveipool in English aud American bottoms I l-3Jd. but there is very little offering. Two veesels are loading for Havre at let lor CoUori in square bags. Tbs rato to New York is Hot for Cotton, and $1 per tierce for Wee. We quote Cot ton to Boston, nominally at $1, and $1>; per tierce for Mice. • Mavnniinh Kxpori*. New York—8chr Fronds 8oUerly-«J3 bales Upla d and 26 do 8 I Cotton, 01 oasks Rice, 0 botes Mtrblt, 18 halos Waste, l box Mdse. rmi.AnEt.ruu—8chr Elisabeth A Baleanor—110,800 feet Timber, 27,600 do Lumber. Waterford London 8t Johns. N B St Jaco a« Cuba Rockland Boston Philadelphia 24. Nsw-York Charleston Total We thought, as w* hollowed his lowly bed— The beech, the birch, aud the willow— ilow tbe shovel and broouietiek would break on hit head, Of the tears hu would shod on his pillow. tys he," They will talk of their friend who has gono, And erery old ' Baoh' will upbraid ms; But nothing I'll reck, if they let tne sleep on, Neath tho ooverlidjast as they've laid me.” >g; he fa Bat half our brotherly task was done, Ere the clock told the hoar of uori And wc left with the hope that tbe fate Would prove to each comrade a warning. Slowly and sadly we inarched down, the ’.op of the uppermost story, heard from or teon the poor n nlonc to^ila gl 'W. 1863-53. 1851-M. 8. 1st. Upland S. Ial. Upland Stock on hand, Hep. 1... noo'dslnco April 30.. . 44 previously 60 12,415 2,900 1 4,73k 300,001 700 M 11,183 3.800 .1100 804,973 Total receipt* 12,MX) 307,240 12^06 311,875 Exp'ted this week 44 previouely 606 111,466 6,711 274,714 171 11,476 3.126 280,686 Total exports.....—.. 12,070 WI.IU 11,646 ~6M 283,812 Rem'gonband, Msy 7 430 25,815 27,063 Savnnnuli l'rovlaloa Mnrket. 8avan.mii, May 7,1813. Corn Meal, ft boefce! $1.00 " Grits, " - $1,00 Bacon, (Uams,) ft & •— 14 (gHOcU. M " Istall fedJ...10 (toll Veal. " 12U&18K Mutton, " - I2RSI8& Lamb, " 12>|W lH >e (wholchoj;,)" ^8 Vonlsou, (per eaddlo) ioMtlA Poultry—Turkovs, each 41,25m, 1,10 Ocesc. " " ... 76Sm?M Docks,(domestic) each 60(r^ti2H Fowls, each “ ... fxXmOJV, Sausages, ft ft Butter, (Goshen.) - 25(^28 Lavd,M 14(0)15 Eggs, ft dot 21) Pototocs.^Swcet) per peck — 16 Green Peas, ft half peck 11(fli— CONSIGNEES. Tinsley, A G Atard. PA88ENGERS. Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—L A Pratt, M W 8t Anaud, 1> Phillips, J Legrel, D Legree, W It Price and lady, R J MeHigan, J Counts and lady. Miss Her nandos, C Bibee, J 11 Gordon, L P Landershine, W E Evans, A J Gardiner, C E Putter, 11 Hunt, ltov 8 Bur roughs, G M Dean, N Doddard, J bcitiy, McGregor, friend and servant, and 0 deck. iOMMtiKMM-. LATEST OATES. Liverpool, April 23 | Havre, April 20 | Havana, April 22 Harnnuah .Harkct, Alay 7* COTTON.—Arrived since the 30th alt. 3,730 hales of Upland, and 35 do. Sea Island, vis.1,28A bales Uplaud per Railroad ; and 2,110 do. from Augusta and landings on the ltlver; and 313 do. vlt, Darien* The exports for bales Upland, and pool, 2,881 bales Upli ir^to sat rjSra s! same period amount to 6,711 i. Pea Island, vii.: to Liver- and 581 do. Be* Island; to Boston, 377 bales Upland ; to Philadelphia, 222 balsa Upland and 21 do. Sea Island : to New York. 3,130 bale* Upland, and to Charleston 64 balsa Upland- leaving on hand and oa shipboard not cleared, a stuck of 25,815 boles Upland and 430 do. Sea Island, against 28,003 bales Upland and 660 bales Sea Island .saute time last year. The Canada's advices were received ou tho day provl ous to oloslng oar last wesk'srsrlew, noting an advance of in tho Liverpool narket. They had no effeot of any moment on oar market, which elosed rather doll, in consequence of the high rates demanded by holders, Oa Saturday the market coatinaed qaiet with sale* of only 104 bales. On Monday the Baltic's news, three days later, was published, reporting a decline of 1*16 @*d.in the Liverpool market, on the lower and mid dling qualities. That day having been generally ob served as a holiday, littlo business was done, and no sales of Cotton reported. Ou Tuesday the sale* were 272 bale*?, on Wednesday only 16, and on Thursday 121 baits. The market each day closing dull, and the sales at irregular p/lees. Yesterday (Friday) morning, three days later dates from Liverpool by th# Asia,cams to huid, confirming the decline of for th* week. The fall effect cf these account* on our market have not been developed, and the sales /esterday were but 305 bales, vis : 6 at 49 at 9, 156 at 10,110 at 10 t 16,24 at lUJq, and 42 at JOH cent*. The market closes in an unsettled condition, and we Had it impossible to give correct quotations. Holders generally ask high ratal, but to effect sales, havo to submit to a decline on last week's prioes. Middling Fair will not bring more than lU;*c, and fsw holders will sell at that price. Tht total sales of the reek are 90£ hales, at the tub lowing particulars : 4 bales at 8,21 at 8H, 3 at 8^. 68 at 9, 2 at 9>4, 271 at 10, 119 xt 10 N16, 164 at 10J 4 . 164 I I )r. 16 at 10JL and 78 at 11^0—tho latter a fanny lot. SEA ISLANDS.—Tho reoelpts of this description of Cotton contlnus very light, and the offering stock being small, has limited the trimsactions of the week to small figures. Foil prioes are paid, and the sales reported are abont 40 bales at 38 to 61 ovate. Thu reoelpts of the week are 35 bales, an<l the exports 605 bales. BiCE.—Daring th* past week there has been a bet ter demand for this art.ele, and sellsrs havs yislded slight concessions. Th* entire receipts go into tho mills are beaten out to erder. A prime article will bring $4^'. The sales of the week amount to 631 tloro' at the Allowing partlo jlars: 74 tierces at |H'i; 00 at $3J«; 71 at $'l>i; 9 at $3*. ; 24 at $3.81; 22 at $3’, \ 326 at $4 **', and 15.at $C' 4 par hundred pounds. Tbs ex ports have been only 135 tierces, all eoastwiss FLOUR.—The demand for this article has boon im proved, and sales U • fa.r oxtent havs been made We notice, however, no material choagc ia) prices, and quote Baltimore brands at $5.50 to $5.ii2>j ft bbl. T'jo stock on sals is ample. CORN.—There has been more demand for this arti cle, and oonsideruble sales hare been made. 7 however, very littlo stock on hand. We qunt Carolina, by th* cargo, at 65 to ota per bushel nferier No rth Carolina sold at a lower figure. OATS is dull of sale, and we quote it at 50 o bashel, from store, by retail. BACON.—The transactions in this artlcls Its limited to the sale of small lot*. The demand has been light, and ws quote Shoulders at 7H<$8 cents ft lb 440.000 attest it* real vlrta*. .... tbmilwtl ffwWi mw ..280,000 islands of the Ooeaa, in large bottles, for 26 cent*. Bold in Baraunoh by T. M. TURNER k CO. dee 11 181 B*j-*tr#*L 477 HO 230 26 4,100 04,000 ....127,000 ....148,000 ......... ......44~. 6.7U Mtnlemtmt >f C.tton. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Port of savaNnau MAY f. Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston,to 8 M Lalfitsau. CLEARED. Bchr Elisabeth and Eleanor, Mallsbury, Philadelphia— ....£ A SoulUrd A Jx>w k Co A UwtCo J I’ Graves Stark k Bryson LIST OF VKHHULS IN J'OUT. Hlilpn. Alabama, (■) Ludlow...1300 N Y....Padelford, Fay A Co Chaos, Dunton 771 Havre...WashI)urn,W k Co Canada, (Br) Hubbard...80S ropairiug J VGraves Burks. India, (Br) Ketchum 214 St Johns... Clyde, (B) Mills .711 Liverpool. Llverpool.(H)Williams, 666 London..... Commerce, (ur)U«van...6U5 Liverpool. Dency, Are rill 211 N Y.......... llrlRn. Augusta, Rtonu 308 dis*x Wash^nrn. W k Co Russian, Garey 3RD N f Stork k Bryson J P Eliicott, Grant ISO N Y...~. Stark A Bryson MT Wilder.Cunulng'tn.OU) load'g.... M A Wilder Maoon, Watkins 223 N Y 11 K Washburn * , Morrison.... 000 St Johns E A Houllard all, (llr) Cathrln...lM St Johns K A HouUarl Albert, (Br) lloliin*ou...000 St Johns E A Houllard EGoddard,(Br) Uenobyl92 Ht Johns. E A Soullard Meoca, Wan).. » ‘ Marshall, Ryde Wilson Fnusv. . r , Caroline. Harding 180 Button. Biixhsni, KAO Charlotte, Spark*. 178 W I - WCO DrUcoll Metollak, Alley 000 NewcaaUe W Crabtree Tangent, Beed .....176 Newcastle W Crabtree Marcia, Allen „Jt7 Bath......... Carrlbbee, Crabtree...^$10 Bath. Australia, Wylie .7T1X) Newcastle. Boston, Torrey 247 dis'g. Hokoonoi'M. Eliwah, Small Boston Bunker A Ogden A Clifford, Smith Boston Bunker A Ogden North Stato, Horten N Y—...Willis A Brundsgc Virginia, Snow dis'g Willis A Bruadage Plandoms, llrown - N Y Rowland A Co LaRoy, Howell - N Y Wasbburn, W A Co Wiwdbridge.YVhito — Balti- Brigbsm, Kelly A Co UtoS Prescott, (illkey dis‘g..Brigha'Ji, Kelly A Co Triton, Brown.. Haiti..Brifhsm, Kelly A Co 11 J Jenkins, Babbage load'g. Brig ham, Kelly A Co Benjamin Franklin, Land. N Y W U Giles A Co Lady of the Ocean, Lewis... Bath. W Crabtree .160 St Johns E A Soullard 107 Boston E W linker Johnson.M) N Y...Brighaiu, Kell^ACo W Crabtree .. W Crabtree ,...W Crabtree W Crabtree I ARPKU’H MAGAZINE—FOIl APRIL. LYON’S KATHAIRON! V ilc ri« For the Growth nnd Embellishment of the llalr, to Prevent Its Falling Ofl' nnd Turning Gray. Awarded the highest premiums hy (As Stales of JVew-tork, Maryland and Michigan, at their Annual Fairs of 1851. HE KATHAIRON neutralizes tha effect of die- ease. dime to, and old age, in preserving and re- ring the human llalr aven oftor a baldness*f twenty year*; cleanses the scalp from Scurf and Dandruff; will cur* the Nervous lined ache, 5u»M Xlssd. ETTSire- las. Diseases of the Skin, Ac., and is the moat desirable TOILER ARTICLE, For Ladies' or Gentlsmon'a nse, in the world. Its per fume ouunla Lublu's Choicest Extracts, and being Tree from all offensive oil or oolorlug properties, it givss tho Hair that olein, bright, soft, lively appearanoe, secured bj Th*use oftheUathalron is adopted br the first phy sicians in Europe and America, and hasapnuenaa* and oala unprecedented In the history of th* mttorin medics. But words «r* superfluous, a trial only can attest its real virtne. as millions certify. To be bad thronghoat North and South America, Europe and the Lyon’s Extract or PURE JAMAIOA GINGER, V^OR Dyspepsia, ('hoik, Cholera Morbus, ('hole- f' ra, Distinass, Fever and Ague, Summer Com plaints, Nervous end General Debili’y, Ae. A pure ar- ticli, and administered with poeitive affect in the above complaints. Alsu used os a beverage and for culinary purposes. Sold tvsry where. Hold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. deeil omoe 181 Bey-str ««r liccd Cane I f|1HE Uutlorsigiuitl Is prepared to supply order* I for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, at short notice. Also, keeps constontly on hand a Urge stock of Oak, Ash, Black Jack. Pin* and Light WOOD! For sale by th* boat load and retail. Consumers eon de pend upon being promptly supplied with agood article. Strict atUntiou gtmm tv /air mrtuuremmmL Boxes for orders are plaoed at the store# of Mess re. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. hi. Cooper A Co., office of Morning News, and at th* residence of JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones-etreet. D. REMSUART, je 21 Wood Yard, Furry Wharf. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! 3 MIL Subscriber has now and keeps constantly on hand a Urge supply of th* best quality of High ad Oak, Hickory, and l'ino WOOD, which he oOcrs as low for cash as can be buuxht in the city. Wood Yard near the Railroad Bridge, [kb 10-3n] I». WHITE- WOOD ! W‘*OD! ri'HE riubsenher will keep constantly on hand I at bis WOOD YARD, at the Canal Bridge, a full supply, at all Masons, or OAK and HICKORY WOOD. All orders left at J. D. Jesse’s, Broughton-strcot, will bo promptly attended to. t;ar iVootl Hold Low For C'nnli. ,A1 jin 1 tl J. M. BUTLER. A J Ale, brewed expreesly for me, and snpei e market, leading Oils day from schooner Empire. For sale at tbe Albany Al. D.pot^by ^ DAV , ugoN A PPLKH, OltANUKH. dkc.—By the Flo- rida. 10 barrels Apples; 10 boxes Oranges and JOHN DAILY. XTOTIUK.—The uudersigued will coulinuo I Iy carry ou tho Lumber nud Timber buslnese I heretofore, under the name anu stylo of J. Roberts Co. J- ROBERTS, m »r 19 ROBERT AUSTIN. RANGES, LKMONH. Pecan Nuts, Baa lish Walnuts, Brasiis, Filberts, Almonds, Rai sins. Currants. Dates, Figs, Pin* AppieCbcvM, tanked Tongues and Beef Pt| Hams, andafiatlotof fresh Gro- M. J. SOLOMONS. Dry Goods, Clothing, no. (oumu^ipifisv CASH STOKE. 1 1IIF. anderslgued have now for sale n Urge new ressr HoPta-keoping and* Plantation DRY GOODS, That are being sold so VERY CHEAP FOR CASH, that they distauoe ooraretitlon In Savannah. In our rtook aro tlio best qualities of Printed dull v Cloth* and Tissues, Bareges and Barege de l.nines, French Printed Mnslins, Foulard Silks, Embroidered Robes and Ginghams, Plata Black and Hl*h Colored Bareges, Mourning Dress Goods for Sommer. Embroidered aud lace goods, IN IMMKHnK VARIETY. HOSIERY. Judies' Silk, Qauie and Lisle Underresto, Gent's 8ilk, Merino, Gansu and Lis’.e Undershirts and Drawers. English Hose and Ualf-lIuM, la every site and quality, LINEN GOODS. Our store is th* Depot for the best Linen Goods, (all pure flax.) whioti w* reto'l as cheap as the other mer chants here pay %r the same goods, vis£ Muni SlieetlnDi in svery width and quality, Hliirting Linens, Hand-Spun and Undressed, Pillow-CoM Linens and Apron linens, Bird's-Eye Diapers and Scotch Diapers, Uaokobach Bathing Towels, Linen Dowlas and IlnokaVnoks, Table Linens, of every kind, very cheap. Damask Napkin* and Doylies, Table Covers and Toilet Covers, Unlit* and Counterpanes, very cheap. Furniture Dimities end Furniture Chintzes, English Furniture Chlntsos. very oheap, Stout Loco fur Window Curtains,* Drapery Muslins for Window CurAins, Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings in White and Unbleach ed, and in every quality and every width from ^ to 3 yards wide. Mosquito Lace and Nettings, Linen Drillings and Cottonndrs, Silk Warp Black Alpacas, very cheap. Black Silks, ofcvsry kind. Linen Locos for Pillow Cases, Ae.J °ntton do do do Our stock is replete In almoct every artlele needed for plantation nse. inclndlng [COTTON 0§NABURGS, v cur I'luur. Brown Cutton Sheeting MATTING, Our stoek is IjARGEST Abnun i .-nr,ix « , »uu it u u»«v» lur mm$m at prices SO UNIFORMLY VERY CHEAP, that pur chasers of a large imsortnient, in amaU and large quan- J. P. COLT ’NS. Cl FUINUHILKttt—A fiuo assortineiii of Htrl* pod and 1'lnd Silks. Black Summer Silks, Black Grenadine Silks ; a fine assortment of New Borages. Figured, Striped and l'lald ; Plain, Figured. I’lald and Striped Tissues ; a large assortment of Ladies' Block and Colored Silk Umbrella* and Parasols; a large and fine assortment of all qualities of Hosiery ; Silk and Lace Mantillas, Whit* sad Black Silk Mantillas’ Shawls, Points and Scarf*; Swiss and Lace ChetneMtto; Light Kid Gloves ; Block Lace Mitts and Gloves, for ,ol, by [opr H 1 A1K1N A BURNS. TTJ r ..__ lx Memoirs of the (Jneens of Henry VIII., and of hie Mother Elisabeth of York ; by Agnes Strickland. Th* Captive in Patagonia, nr Life among the Giants : A personal Narrative : by Beniamin Tf Bourn*. PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL. Uistorial and Critioal Essays ; by Thomas Detjulnry, litres and Penates:or CilieU and its Governors, edited by William F. Ainsworth, F. R. O. 8., F. O. 8 -lxindun niq«a, doy's tobioi,. js Army, comprising in tho 8tttos and Juoxio'>. My Hume iu Tasmania : or Nine Years in Australia) by Mrs. Chat let MerlrilUi—Illustrated. Graham’s Magasino fur Msy. Eustace Qaentin: a Sequel to "Mary Price, or the Adventures ofa Servant Maid by Q. W. M. Reynolds. Received and for sal* by apr 27 JOHN M. COOPER k CO. chasers of a large assortment, in small and large . titles, can be suited In a greater number of articles, and theroby offset a greater saving, than in any other store ic Havanuah. Buyers are invited to inspeot our whole ■took, as we rely on the patronage of th* great**! luy or* bar of purchaacre (by our diffusing the greatest recipro cal interests) for enduring and increasing support MoCOSKEB k TREANCK, 111 Coegrres street, next to Bail street, apr 4 and opposite the Pulaski Home, Z. IV. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHAl WllliUMM'a BalMlw., Bi i7o«. Hnunt, Oa. .,r IS "wKissTnsmffinT - ^ Patton and Cnmniitisa Imkasti, »j_BAY-rn>»rr, saVabkam. | AW CO.t-AUTNBlMBUW JLj signed has token into partnorihin. oTthe Law, his ton. 18 A AC MCLFORu L the name of 31. «*• I. M. MARSH. They attend the Superior Court* of Chatham, L E tnu glia in, Horlven, Bnrke, Washington I Counties, and have made arrangement, f*r the collection of debks in moo! of the ononUes In the M g^ag ,( ‘ >, g" )fcr aeafia JUO. H. SUU. 1UITO. atll (JO-PA HTNKHHIUP HOTlClT 7 I HF. undersigned has this d»> associated wHhl Mr. 11BNRY C. KINO, of Glyan County, i >m he will oontinne the Facto rage and O—hmsi Business in this city, under the firm of Hull k JNO. H. HULL, No. tlOBfiy I Savannah, January 12,1868. LEY. H.fail 8. 8. WII.1W Bookseller No. 136 CoacTea-etoepposit* Mem mar 19) SAVANNAH, OEO. • ]tf CHAS. U. FICHBTT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, 11 AV1NU resumed hie bueintM, la jLlr»r*d to contract for Bnildinge, or Jobb any description. In his line. Stairs executed 0 ness and dispatch. A shore nf the pnbUt f * most reipeouiilly eulleited. Carpenter Shop comer of Wolnut and Uanlson-sto., socond street west of Bro a n and Harris's Btoblts-d feb 18 ty JobliW»./kol IIU4 r. ilL .Mi ll. D. Evan*, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 8AVKDKBSVILLB, WasUIKOTOH CoOITTT, Oa, WiU practice in the Oourto of the Middle ClrcuiL All bneinees coiumltud to his care will be executed with 1 RxrcnxjKVXS.—kfessrs. Bothwellh Smith,and Dr.H. L. Byrd, Savannah. ly Jan 27 BROWN k HARRIS, BoardJMa. Elvery, AND BALK STABLE, A NEW riUL W. r. BAKB1S. SUM HARRIS * CO. t FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Dialers is Drain and Oraeeries, Oft Ilny-Mtreet, hnvnnnaah. nov 30 Cmo COLORED DAUUERREOTYtEtt. P. m. CAREY S ifOULD respectfully give notice that hs has f reopened his Gallery, corner Bryan etreet nnd rketequare, where he is prspaxsd to eascuba Plo- tnres in his much admired style, either in eUndy, ^instructions giv. n in the art and nil the apparatus furnished. Also, a large lot of Plates, Cases, Che mi nis, ho., for sals 6m _ no 29 JOHN POOUB, WSOLUSAI.il AUD R VTA It. DUAUM VW Lares and P*natoe:or CIlieiA and its Governors, edited byWUlli ■ Edition. Godoy's J.adys Book for May. ograpuy of au English Soldier in th* United FtateaArmy, comprising observation* and adventures LI W T ll Fra Yassf; 18TURY OF THE CRUSADKB. By Joseph Francois Mlohaad. or, the Jonrney of tho Frangi: a crusade Iu By J. Hoes Browne, author of " Crusoe Life." The Lover's Stratagem ; or, The Two Suitors. By Einilie F. Carton. Tho Mother and her Offspring. By Stephan Tracy, Startling Questions. By the Rev. J. C. Ryle, B. A. A Gospvl Glass, Representing the Miscarriages of Professors ; or, a call to Sinners and Salats. By Lewis Mackler. Clara Stonier ; or, a Summer among the .Hills. By th* author of 11 Aunt Edith.” l'esth, Hun- a board of an The Old Man's Bride. By T. 8. Arthur. Elements or Kenlth, and Principles of Fomale Hy giene. By E. J. Tilt, M. I). Anecdotes for the Steamboat and Railroad, selected from the h-vst authors. By an Old Traveller. The Principle* of B-Uny. By Unrlnnd Coultos. The Practice of Medicine on Thomsonian Principles, adapted to the as* of Families. By J. N. Comfort, M. D.—fourth edition. MORE OF A Ktran»«r HorC- By Ikmsr. For eale by JOHN M. COOPER k CO. Emerson, and are superior to any other* nuw in u Purchasers should be sure and get the genuine Strap as there are numerous counterfeits beariug the same name, moat of whieh aro worthless. The genuino Strap be had of W V. LINCOLN, apr 18 Monumcnt-equare. 1 LOUD AND 11AMM.—150 bUs7 Helntimre Flour, 300 Baltimore cured Hama, retvived and aaleby (apr 22) Me MAH ON A DOYLE. ijKCKlVKt) pnr Alabama. — Bine Vleid IX SUk, Black Brocha Barege, Glnghaaia, PiUtod JoccoueU, Embroidered Skirts, I.awn lldkfs, Hook Towelling, Hkchordson's Linens, N. Y. Mills Shirtings, India Dimity, Super English Uoee, While llainsley Drills.,12-4 Bobbinet Nottlug, Bonnet aud Nock Hib- bswbAg ,81 Broughton-st. LU Gr UUOKU1HH, Arc.— 150 bbls. Baltimore Flour. Hiram Smith do.. I* Pur* Geneesee do., “ do.. m Migar-cnrod turns, 2U hi.'is Bacon Hide*. 100 bbls. U. 4 C- Clarified Surars, 21 " Crashed nnd Ground do., 25 M New Orleans Sugar, )A hhds. I'. R. Sugar, 20 boxes lAiut Sugar. 100 bbls. Domestic Liquors, 176 boxes Tobacco, Ml Chests Teas, 25 bbls Maokerel, 25 half barrels ana kits Maokerel, 00 bbls. W. I. Molasses, 25 " New Orleans Syrup, 5 " Stuart’s HyrupJ 10 us. W. 1. Molasses, 76 grot* Matches, 100 " Pipes. Landing and iu store, for sale byl mar 23 COHEN 4 TARVER. 2 casks Pig Hams 2 do l’ig Bacon 2 do Smoked Beef 20 barrels Pippin end Russet Apples 10 boxes Messina Orana * 6 kegs choice Goshen Butter 6 boxes do Cheese apl 13 J. D. JESSE, j LST LANDING. XT KW and Hruut It ill Pattcrueof (Jolored l\ FRENCH MUHLINS.CAMBRICH 4 GINGHAMS. White Stripod Swiss and Cambric Muslins, White l'lald Swiss " 44 White Figured Swiss Muslins, Tarlatan and Organda Muslin, SwL'i and Jooonot Edging and Inserting.! For sx?e by (apr >) A1K1N 4 B1RN8. M. J. SOLOMONS. hare been at a dentine on foi Eastern at $1.37>a ptr cent, sou Nortliorn is selling at $145. MOLASSES.—We have had a i inferior sold at $141 that the infoi tnof had nnuncutad the In the Superior Court. Whereupon, Oa motion of Alderman Mallory, tho information farmer, .ra union, thrt .id fa.r .1 .far. be dl-»»wd far llfa c.um pleui b/ d«fr»d.ob order tbu Ibr b.iid.e, eoftiem- AT-Ofart p«.ed »»3#.73. Tbu kiuldjDf, ll D iu.der.wod, *1^5 is be ereeled'ui ky, was made at 24 oents per gal. EXCHANGE.—Storling at 9 ^ cent, preml Domkstio.—The Bauks are selling sight vheeks i day bills at2@2K V coat, disci unt. timers Ro for Cotton and $1 for Rioe. CHARLESTON. MAY A—OoTTOJi.—Yesterday, chasers took some 1361 kales, at a range ef figures Pttpnnfilnt »Rh those naid oa the previous day. the state tf the market at the dose of ih* wet receipt* oath* week reach 7lv3 Msaui the the tame time may he estimated • 10000 bales. must. risAasftpftgasfffisffl Long Cotton during the wot' ‘ * ' *1 at a idgkerr DOUDKAUX CORDIAL Sc KNGL1HI1 o SAUCES.—11 baskets Bordeaux Anisette Cordial, 6 donen Soho Sauce, 3 do. Bawrera Relish, 3 do. W«r- "W’. JU “ * nlt0r, *'j b LoU8«HAU. f 3UKKJHK.—10 boxes of Extra Superior Dairy \j Chocs#, in fins ordi t, jnst received per steamer Florida from New York au.- 4 for Mle bv apl 13 W. M. DAVIDSON. -C'XCKLHIOUOUKISDBNTIFHICK.- n Prepared by A. 4 J. Ramsay. This Dentifrice ini parts to the gums a beautiful and healthy appearance, remove! tartar from th* teeth, affords an agreeable fro- rraucu to the breath, and cleausea artificial teeth. For sale at 25 oents ptr bottle by JOHN U. MOO HE 4 CO, gpl ia Gibbons Buildings. IirATKH Cooler* nnd Double Walor I'itclmrs YY the nicest artiol* ever Invented for keeping ice water—large aud small sixes for Hotels and Private Houses. laprlfij MOBSE 4 NICHOLS. TAK. PITCH, dcC. OR BARRELS TAR— 4*0 00 do Pitch aad Rosin 1UU talcs Oakum, lauding and for saio by apl 13 CLAGUORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. V HAD I*I l'K of all tines, from Ml to U inches, I j for salo by F. W. CORNWELL, «pr 18 102 Bryan street. I) U TTK U7 Fir kina aeleotod uud voiy ciiolcn O quality Goeheu Butter, just reoclvsd par steamer Florida, aad for sale by _ __ _ apl 13 W. M. DAVIDSON. XT AY.—100 bale* Prime Eastern Hay, dally ex* ■ p<cud from Boston, for sale to arrive by nil Is BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO. /'IHOICK Turn-nil Oil.—A superfine Salad Oil. selected expressly for this market, just rec ed per Philadelphia sUamsr. and for sale by opr 16 w. W. LINCOLN, Monamenl-sqr. 1,1011 WALK.—A Woman 27 years old aud lior JP children, *s follows; a Boy 6, n Girl 4, and n Girl 2yanrs old. She ia a first rate cook and washer. Ap ply to [apl Uj WM. WRIGHT. fLlf BKU8IIKH. — Femlher Duller., il.tr I/- Doctors, Scrubbing and Blacking Brashes, apl U MORSE A NICHOLS, 155 Broughton st. OTEF LADDKHH, Ulothr. llorfai, Ulolliei O Hfak.u, Wfali BfardA FiUml udUMinca Clothu Plnfl. M.rk.1 BfaklU, Al. k«r Ml. fa 1&& Itrourhteu-M. MOHBE A NICHOI-a. DECEIVED BY HTHAMKU—l-liiu Hi it ri(«i, Bguk.t Rlbbofa, Bootuh Glu.b.ui, Bleak N«t MHu ui (/lorn. Uilfa oulanj bilk Olorli, Uimuk Lin.., Nui-kiui »ud Uoyl.i,Blri By.. Di^far, lfanylfaWfa, *«■, >kr ..I* fa _ Ur £1 DhWITT A COHGAN. I)1IA1,UN>M ilAIlt INVIOOHATOU.- i ThU l.llferfajr U .oulii.rU luifatilr hgttar fihb oU t» f rufa hr Ih. hfacui U u utleU 1. rhlo.'. . cluulat »fab ii bl.fafa .ith . fafat 4.1 Ufa. iU»y ui llW] uwlfa.r. hr ihi k»U. licUu.lb. porfa «f lb. Au. bbUwlr tnu It fjbfa taut « iuirului other oatufair ilfafafa. WU1 pbjUIrriy bbun lb. buibut uir Ifaa Hit fafat ult, buUby, ui |louy I 'Tfa M 0 '” 1 '” JOHN B.klOOBIACO. pAi«Y.KAFKAN», j U.i.bj. f ni )S ,faU. E b, TIOR ISAJiN.—A Boy l«yan oli, cipibla of . r driving llarses sad waiting in the Hoose—ulso a &>voj.„.ai. irrffa wm-wjugnt. o 2U barrels best Flour 20 half do 20i/choU* Ronoldeon llams 150 Lewis 1 cask ohoioo Pickles, apl 13 J. D. JESSE. iUGAR— y 10 hhds N. O. Sugar (choice). 10 44 N. O. " common. 15 " Muscovado Sugar 50 bbls Stuart's Brown Sugar 25 44 44 Powd'rd * 50 44 Santa Crus Grald 44 prime Bacon bides; 30 do. do. do. Shoulders, h-: ling and fur sale by apr 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. KOWN’H Kssciico of Jamaica liiugcr, for sale at the Apothsearirs' liall. apr 16 J. E. DzFORD. o by (apr 16) J. E. DxFORD, Apothecarica' Hall. 1 UHT KKUEIVKU )>or Rtoauier— IU Darrels J Anplos ) 10 boxes Oranges; 10 do. Lemons, Figs, vute, lUisins. Currants, Citron, Dates, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER, BuU and Cuugress-tt*., apr 16 Monument square. TI1K KM( IlKUUOCKEll for April | 7 OMAN'S Life : or Uia Trials of Caprice ; by YY Miss Etaili* Cnrltn, Author of Cnsngs and Change, etc., etc. Received by apr 7 ' altuhoYk J. M COOPER 4 CO. 50 hhds. prim* new Bacon bides, 20 4 4 Shoul' — 10 tierces Sugar ourod Hams, Shoulders, igsr ourod Hams, 20 bbls. and 100 kogs prime Leaf Lard, just re- coived^and for sale by bCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. i lOU.N-Prune Tr.messee Corn, for sale by I j DAVID R. DILLON, apr 14 foot of West Broad street. O ATH AND WHEAT BILAN, for eale by DAVID a DILLON, xpr 11 foot of West Brond-st. nt'TTUU, UIIHBMK, dec.—10 keg. choice j) Goshen Butter; 40 boxes Euglish Dairy and Go- shea Cheese; 10hexes Piae Apple Cheese, landing from steamer Florida, and for sale br apr 1*C LAG HORN 4 CUNNINOHAM. T> AZOK**.—Joseph Rogers' extra fine Razor XV ia eases, for sale by F W. CORNWELL, apr 11 102 Bryan-eireoi. ) 60 barrels Mess and Prime Beef 40 44 nump 44 Landing and f sale by [aplUJ CLAOUORN k CUNNINGHAM. QOBN and OATH-1W buab.U WUuOora DIBBLES CAREY CLOTHIERS merciiant d tailoiis, Wait* too iii If. E. Comer of Whitaker and Brougkton-sts., Nuvnnnnh. T HE Subscribers, In announcing to thslr numer ous customers and the public, the arrival and opening of their S|»riiiK Stock, felicitate themselves on tho advanUges which their re cent purchase* enable them to offer all who deelr* to ■elect their Clothing from an extonslre assortment of the choicest goods, made in the most I'aNliioiinl.lc Style. These goods have been purchased under the personal inspection of one of tbe proprietors; nod availing Uiein- soUafa of favorebl# eircumstoacee, they are enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but to off* LOW PRICES, aamust distanos all compstltion in thsir trade. The following enumeration is mod* for the benefit of Gentlemon in tho oouutry, whose order* will meet prompt attention, and who, when in tbe olto, are “ spectrally invited to an examination of our Goods. OEIYTIsEJTUEIY’D CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESS C’oais of every quality. •• « 44 44 in Black, Blue, Btvwfi, Green and Olive Colors. BUSINESS COATS, In great variety, vl*: Linen. Rai sin Duck, Drab Dote, Alpasha, Cashmeret, Frock and 8nck busin.se Coats. PANTALOONS.—lilzck Doeskin at a great variaiy of Urk and Fancy Casslmerss, at a great variety of prioes. " Drab Dele White aud Fanoy Liuun Drills, 44 44 4 ' Fancy Marseilles, 44 44 44 VESTS.—Black bilk and Satin Vests. Fancy Silk 44 Whit* Silk, for Party 44 White, Buff and Fanoy Marseilles 44 Whits and Bcff Duck and Linsn " FURNISHING GOODS. Furnishing Goods of tvsry description for Oentla- muu's wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, wntsrford ties, Princo Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, eotton do., suspondora, half hose, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke thirls, a tin* as- “’""'“dbesmso gowns, Umbr.llM.Cfa..., l'.tfamorr. ComU, Bruku, VnrV- tuonits, sto., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of tbe latest and most fash ionable styles. Bovs’ Clothing. Comprising the largest assortment ever offereuln this city, consisting of Frocks, Sacks, Polka backs, Jacket*. Vests and Pants, in every variety of style nnd material ■aitobls for the aeason. FAINTS, OILS. TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES* French and American Window- Glass, Faint, Varnish tad White-wash Brushes, Sahel aad “ I Pencils. Badger and Camel Hats : #r*jG rmiai n^Com be, Artists* Paper Hanging!, Borden, and Fire-Board Prints. “ biga and Ship Paiatiag, (Hiding, Grain* N. B.—House, blga and Ship _ lag and Glasing, don* on reasonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whltaki mar 20 JOHN FOOLS,!. Nearly opposite Swift, PsugUw 4 Co. Henry U. Wasbburn, (AOXNT,) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, jjrtl MV ANN All, GKOIMUA. ly A. B. DPJLIN, COTTON FAOTOR No. 74 BAY.NTKK8T. oct 19 SAVANNA.•• ■ GEORGE X. 8DUTH, FACTIIB, COMMISSION MBRCIIANT, 000X0)4. Hon. John W. Iidiim.. uw. m U. Tieon Em., Uorooo Smith, Esq.. _ Kelly 4 Co.. Messrs. Woshhnra. , How. Frame Is 8. T. m. BOMS, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, N«. 107 BirHlDWI. II the Blue Sign, one door Wut/ron Drayton'Street,) Keeps uoustontTy on hand, imported and home-mndq CIGARS, of different brands, fins out TOBACCO, 4M SNUFF of ail kinds; put up carefully, at wholesale and retail, and at the most reasonab le yrisqdr Orders /tom Ike OounSrypuntddallg attended to.; lUangnm Sc Cox, \ATTORNEYB AT LAW, AtlRwUty Georgia, •Will collect Debts ia the following ConntleE ft De Kalb, Fayatte, Heard, Case, Murray, Cheroks* Newton, Cowola, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Haary Merriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaul\Uh|u TToupf ^obb, Whitfield, Foravth, Gwlnqi“ ^ Rtftrenen— K. B. Stoddard El Carolina; Williams 4 Brother, A Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, Nee Nat. Mawouit. C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merchant, ly) Hufnnnab, (<t,ar,|i. (Mr 13* m»t ■. rout. t. m. dux,far. FORT Sc niimnm, FACTORS AND COMMISI ION MERCHANTS. fat 7 SAVANNAH, OA. ly J ullnu IlarMr*™. ATTORNEY AT LAW Of tec corner WhUaksr-rt. and Bay VfimWnfe. BUNKER Sc OGOEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS I NO. Ol HAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly P. Jacobs' OIOAK AND TOBAOOO STOBBI ■Al Hallfai., rtln •Tll»“IU| limb* N.faMntxiatXqaAfa, G.mub,0«. I«N«ulullinbi.iiuunrtm oCifaMat IVERCIIAMT TAILORING. “The favorable tad long established reputation which their establishment has enjoyed and still malntoiaa for Cigars, as wall as ef hit own manufacture, nt who'losole the style and fitish of He gttmenli w-ade Jo order, a* and retail. Also, Chewing and Backlog Tohaoee, Bunff well os forth* superior quality of their cloths, dura- biiity of color end subetautS! workmanship. It shall be the constant effort of the pr>.prtetora still to oontlnue.— They invite the spodal attention of both old ana new customurs to the following, from which they are pre- K ared to furnish gannouts, which they will waraut to e iu plui ultra In both tit and faahion. SIMGNl'H 4 BIOLLY‘8 best Blue, niack, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaido, Bronse, Corobo and Olive Cl I^ack Doeskin, Black, Cossimcre, and a largo assort ment of Colored and Fa tor Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fancy Linen ^VESTINGS.—'White Silk and Satin, forPartr Vests. Black and fancy Silk and Satin a. Whito, Buff aud Orange Cassimcres. A large variety of White, Buff and fanoy Marseilles. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in the city and throughout the Stole, made and furnished at th* shortest notice and in the beet manner. DIBBLE 4 CAREY, apr 4 lj 4^- James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER A NOTARY PUBilC. Marine Protest* Noted and Extoudod, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, To pers prepared whereby to recover fosses from dm arts aw or British Underwriters, aad attsatiMi given So oil matters eoanecled with Shipping and Insurance. Of fice No. U8 Boy street, opposito tko front of th* Cv*. tom House. ly Bt $ . Klucliley, Lockett St 4 COMMISSION MERCI No. 79 Ilny-m., Havana n. r. ninoniJtr. x. lockxtt. ROWLAIVDA GENERAL COMMISSION . No. Uay-btreet. JOHN T. kOWSASD. ~* New Watch, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY STORK, BROUGHTON STREET, Na. 148. M R. FRANCIS 8TEIN, Manufacturer of Ckro- noraeUra, Clocks, Town Clocks, Watches. 1 4o. 4c., respectfully informs his customers and tho public gene rally that he has fitted up the Store 148 Broughton-st.. where ho intends to inako a permanent location, and carry on the Jowolry buslnoss in It* va^-oa branch**. Watches. Clocks Town 0“-% Chrocometor*, Jcwel- ry,4c.,4c., donned —- 1 -- 4 “** w “ J GILBERT BUI DEALEH1N V.rl-llrlll, Ofl.tkt „ p2r.d with ud wuruUA.' N.w fuhio.i J.w,lr, ud lfawy Ufadl of d-crlpti... fald .1 th. lowfat priefa fofaibl.. .UMBER i«* ' " y> B*>uuh. B. W. raise ally, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Opposite Lnamr’o Coitoi Fress, EASTERN WHARF. SAVANNAH, GMOUGLA. Steamboat and Mill Work, aad every dissripdsn » Blaoksinithing executed with neatnv ji and dispalM. r watchmakers, 1 pledge myself shall bo ■MwiwftmdL FRANCIS STEIN. r.f.irfa b, B. to ...Uffatioh, Ud WMTUUd. Sliuwlct, Collars, See. C Ul’KR. .ud cutninoa Crape BhawU, plain ud 13 .mbroldered, Vandyke Collars, bountiful goods, lidS''’<iilin r .Br’own and BLrkfiilkUubrallas, aas'd., 1'Uin, Stttped and Checked Glace Bilks, Bareges, Tlo- Colorod and Whit* Jaconet and Organdy Mi_ A large assortment of Irish Linens, French CoaXriee. M. PRENDKKG AST 4 CO., opr 4 1T6 Brengbton street. SS’fcam Dying and Renovating Hitibliihnest, SAVANNAH, GEOBOIA, 73 }{[•«•-« "-«• T AIMES' Bilk ami Woolen Dreesjsa, I 1 a ble Covers, sto.. cleaned, gr-* J — 4 *~ Laales' Bonnet* blsaohsd and { ,rri.; till alorfablfaMd. uul 1 pleased my p r psraoas SsSaLf’”- B AKKUSH.—ruia, Kid'd, ud SfaiB Htr.ped Bareges, for sale bv apl Ll KKMPTON 4 VEBBTTLLK. o Fren^d Syrnn Bottlt*. with STlm and UritUonin Stoppers, for aaleby (apr 16) J, F. COLUNff. L AUI> FOR SM.E.-1W k.p prim U.T lard, fur Ml. bi w 1. loti to miit purubw.ri. hr .prM KINCULIY, IjjcKKTt *.<&■ '{VST Uec.lveS ufahur lut uf th«M faucy •J Frnih CfaiifairM fur Futal.au, haa: utura. Aad ptalfafa tayrlll 111BBI.E A CABaY*. 1) AUlilNU.-.'V bain Buyinv, ia fan and fo. D «t.hy ,c«pt i«) bxjohajC Aho-LY a co. P Ek N'VKAMHIUP FLOHIOA-SO bou. apply. ORANGES, LKWONS. Ktd fatfc BSBStulSK far tha in ttvi»ir.ll.*f where lndife^ou,lu sffwHions prevail; and wheu used a A PVKTHXa WIFELY iV Float; alfa, n.ur MBS wufa -
