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SAVANNAlf MORNING NEWS. TUESDAY. MA
THE DAILY M0RN1NB NEWS,
tfy JOHN M. COOPER.
wi I.MA.II T. THOMPSON. EDITOR.
h&rgesl Circulation In tlie City! i
OAVAifgAlfllo
Turadny itlornlnui .Hoy IT, Mt>i
^~8Y MAGNETIC TELEGR/tfH,
f TrawrmlUsd for the Savannah Daily Morning News.]
Charleston Cotton Market*
Chahi.e«toi«, May 16.
The sale* of colton to-day wore 1000 bales
at 8 to lU^BtHs, at Saturday’s prices.
Now Qrlouua Colton Market.
New Ohlkans, May 16,1*. M.
The cotfon market, to day, Monday, was
quiet, aud the sales barely reached 3000 bales.
Middling 9| to 9j cents. The receipts to-day
are 2700 bales, aud the exports 0,500 halos.
Bacon sides are selling at 7| cents, and
shoulders at 6} cents.
Prime Molasses is selling at 22 to 23 cents
per gallon.
Whiskey at 19 to 19J conte per gallon.
X3T The steamer (Jordon, from Charles
ton, arrived yesterday afteruoon at 3£ o’clock.
We are pleased 10 learn that the Savannah
boats will hereafter leave Charleston at 7,
o'clock, A. M., when the Wilmington bouts
have strived previous to that hour.
py We understand that a passenger train
left Macon yeatciduy morning for Columbus,
being the first uain which passed over the
road sincq Jin completion. The passengers
piobiblj arrived at Columbus yesterday after-
noon oibout four o’clock.
SP'Wfi invito the attention of our readers
to the article on our first page from the Alba
ny Patriot on the subject of the Savannah and
Uulf Railroad.
t§T At a meeting of the Du&rd of Directors
of the Bank of the State of Ueorgia, at their
Banking house in this city,the following Gen
tlemen were re-elected Directors of the branch
es for theensuing year viz.t-—
Fay Augusta.
Gao. M. Newton,
J. C. Carmichael,
J. R. Bulkley,
W. H. Turpin,
W. A. Beall,
11. W. Risley,
W. K. Kitchen.
For Eatonton.
S. B. Alar.bull,
II. Branham,
Julia HudMju,
W. B. Carter,
A.S. Jleid.
■ Washington.
Ba>n. Baruntt,
A. A. Cleveland,
(1. Andrews,
(I 1*. Cozarl,
l.T. Irvine, Jr.
Fsr Jtkens.
Tims, N. Hamilton,
ti. Thomas,
J. llugghiH,
J. J J. Nnwiun.
Tbo Itcpubllcnn IIIucn.
This fine compuny, under the command of
Capt. Andkhson,returned yesterday afternoon,
about hall pant five o’clock, from Blooming
dale, the residence of honorary member F
Stone, somo thirteen miles on tho Railroad
whore they hud spent the day by invitation ol
Mr. Stone. During tho day tho company
fired for throe prizes. The first prize a splen
did silver pitcher, vnluud at $125, presented
by Capt. John W. Anderson, was won by
Corporal Bryan Connor. Thu second prize,
n highly fioisaed musket, presented by the
Company, and valued at $50, was won by 3d
Sergeaut John C. Taylor. The third prize,
a stiver cup, valued at $30, presented by
Sergeant Johnson, and wus won by Lance
C'urporal Charles H. Pickett.
The first piize wus won by an average of 23
inches, tho second by 28, und the third by 31
Sixty-six muskets wero on the ground. After
the firing the company partook of a bountiful
collation furnished by Mr. Stone, who is, we
believe, the oldest member in the corps.
The corps upon their return presented u
very handsome appearance, and, as usual
with full runke, marched to the end of tho Bay,
alter which they returned to their purade
ground and were dismissed.
The prizes may be scon, for a few days, at
the Jewelry Store of Mesers. Horton Ai
Uikeman on Broughton.stteot.
IdP" The Secretary ol the Female Soaincn'
Friend Society gratefully acknowledges the
receipt of fifteen dollars from the Urund Jury,
through their Foroiuan G. W. Anderson,
Esq.
Union Society.—At & meeting of this
Society on Saturday, Jos. S. Fay, Esq., was
elected President, vice Edward Padelfohd,
Esq., resigned.
The Concert to-night.—Wo are inform-
«d by gentlemen, competont to judge, that a
rare musical treat is offered in the concert to
be given this evening in Armory Hall. The
performers are prououoced by critical and cor
rect musical judgment in our city, to be musi
cians of the highest ordrr. We hope to be able
to record of their first appearance in Savannah
their reception by a lurge und uppreciutive
audience.
or We acknowledge the receipt from
Rev. Mr. Campbell of a copy of hia 11 Ge
neral Commercial Directory." it is gotten
up in very handsome style, and we are pleased
to notice, from an examination of its pages,
that his enterprise has been well patronized.
We must add our regret, that the statistics of
Savannah, which are vary lull, have not been
obtained from late und reliable sources. In
tho second edition, which we understand is
contemplated, we hope to aeo the errors which
have crept into the present volume corrected.
Saddlery.—We would direct the %uention
of purchasers of articles embraced in this busi
ness to the advertisement of Messrs. Mallet
& Hollister, manufacturers in this city, of
saddles, bridles and harness of every descrip
timr. A full assortment of all. tho goods usu
ally kept in such establishments will be found
at their •tore.
Tire Mobile HnbucrlpUon to the Girard
Kallrond*
Commenting on this late movement in Mo
bile, the Now Orleans Bulletin says—
This is good news, showing what Mobile
should,and will do, it she properly appreciates
her position. If, by meting of this rood,
she is not brought iuto communication v» ith
eastern Alabama and western Georgia, she is
certain to be forestalled by Pensacola, which,
although now rather uu insignificant town,
may be converted into a large exporting and
imposing town. Mobile and New Orleans
should budd the Guard Railroad, for it is a
great auxiliary to tbe trade ol both of them.
We think it very probable that our worthy
fneod, Mr. Hardaway, (he President of tho G,.
furd Railroad, may he a little ahtad of hia ex
pectations, reasonable us they are; and that
the city of Mobile instead of having already
subscribed a million of dollars to this enter-
f irise, hat only recommended sod advised that
l should be done. However this may be, we
have no doubt that Mobile will be, if she is not
already, wide awake to bor interest.
Couuected with this enterprise is another ol
great interest to New Orleans, we mean the
extension of the Pontchurirain Railroad to Mo
bile, which will boa continuous link io tho
great chain of communication between the
Gull and tbe Atlantic coast.
The Mobile subscription is M In the shape
oijronds, payablo in twenty-five years, bear-
• rate of interest not more than 7 per cent,
interest on which is to be provided lor by
* "“'’I lb« road j. io
I iv ai" Mabll “ 10 » point io
u,b , .:x»r; P ?r n,illB - The
“nbscripiioo to bo,
fjrq..? 1 ** nioctloo of ||,( L«.
Otty of Mobil, .k.llha.e
-i mad, with . ,\ cw
1C c »ty at the most
“W a f«iog from
led «Eclus»vely to
between this and
Import**^from Mexico.
By arrivkls at. New Orleans, tbe papers of
that city have into accounts <from Mexico.
Gen. Santa Anna made hit public entry into
the city of ^fexico on the 20th ult. An im-
munso concourse filled the streets and squares.
A triumphal arch had been erected across the
ntreqt of Santo Domingo, the houses were de
corated with flugs a«d dmpeiies, and the bal
conies wero fillc^wtth ladies along the whole
lino of tho procossion. Military salutes were
fired, and bands of music played national and
martial airs at several points. Whon the cor
tege came in sight of tho crowd, the populace
notwithstanding the resistance of the oscort,
took the horses from the carriuge of the General
and dragged it by hand to the Palace. The
principal officers of the Government accompa
nied Santa Arum from the village of Gua
dalupe.
The cortege proccoded first to the Palace
and thence to the Chamber of Deputies, where
ihe Supreme Court of Justice, the authorities,
the corporation and military end clergy had
usiemlded for the occasion. There the fol
lowing oath whs administered to the Presi
dent by the President of the Court:
1, Antonio Lopes de Santa Anna, swear to
God that I will defend the independence and
integrity oUthe Mexican territory, and promote
die welfare and prosperity of the nation, in
conformity with tho busis adopted by the plan
of Jalisco, and the agreement mndo on tho 6th
of February last in this city by the united
forces.
When Santa Anna had taken this oath,
Gen. Lmubardini rose end announced that the
President had taku possession of the Gov
ernment.
Don Jose Miguel Arrayo then read the
address of tho President, as he was ill of an
ufieclion of the throat and could not do it
personally.
In tho course of his address, which is of
great length, he says he desires to cultivnto
friendly relations with-Xriendly powers, to fol
low liberal ideas to such points as shull not
amount to license, aud givo an impulse to the
progress which the nge lias made known; to
respect morality and religion, give lucrative
employment to the laboring classes, and re
organize the army.
lie concludes by expressing his satisfaction,
if he can, when leaving his post, leave hia
country liftppy and respected, und implores the
assistance ol Divine Providence in iiis labor.
His Cabinet was then sworn in as follows :
Don Lucas Alaman, Foreign Relations; Don
Teodosk) Lares, Justice; Don Antonio Hi
y Tamarez, Treasury ; Don Jose Maria T
nel, War.
Benor Alaman then introduced tho Spanish
Minister, who preaented to Santa Anna the
cross of Churlos HI, in the name of his sov
ereign, who bus granted it to him six years
sinco.
The cortege then proceeded to the Cathe
dral, where Te Bruns was sung, and the Pres
ident returned to the palace. There he re
ceived the diplomatic corps, and was address
ed by the Minister of Guutemala, to whom he
replied, reiterating tbe sentiments of his ad
dress.
On the 22d he published the programme of
organization of Government, constituting fivo
secretaryships, as follows: Foreign Affiiirs;
Interior, Juatico and Ecclesiastical Affiiirs;
Commerce. Industry, Improvement and Colo
nization War and Murine; and Treasury,
and dictating the order of their labors. New
civil, criminal and commercial codes and code
of procedure are to be formed, and all decrees
since the dissolution of Congress are to be tak-
eu iuto consideration for tho purpose of deter
mining what is best for the nation. The
Council of State is to be composed of 21 per
sons, divided into five sections corresponding to
llio five secretaryships.
All Legislatures of Stales and Territories,
and oilier bodies exercising legislative powers,
nre " to take a recess," rules for the exercise
of power by the Governors will be issued, and
all towns and districts that have, separated
from Stares will reunite for the present, except
Agues Calientcs. This programme is signed
by Santa Anna and his four ministers.
Tho Universal says that Santa Anna will
liuvo to reorganize the army, notwithstanding
the mousures of Gen. Lombardiui, many of
•“Inch will have to be rescinded.
The Monitor says that Gen. Lombardini has
been appointed Governor and Coinmanduute-
General of Mexico.
The Marquis of Rivera has been received by
Santa Anna as Spanish Minister. Don Jose
Rumon Pacheco has been named Minister to
France.
Several addresses have been presented to
the President, asking lor tho abolishment of
the federal system, which they elute is tli«>
cuuse of the disorgunizaiion of the country.
Some of the pupers talk of wiiui they call MARSHALL HOUSE
Hate we a Bio Humbug Amongst us 7—
The Courrier dea Flats Unis publishes «n affi
davit of Mary AunWiliiams, mother of the
Rev. pretender to the tlifpne of Bourbon, in
which she states that she is upwards of 80
yeanmfage; the widow of Thomas Williams,
and the natural mother of the Rev. Eleazer
Williams, who is her fourth child, born at
Caughnawago ; that when he was nine years
old, some of hia father’s friends came and took
him and a younger brothor away to schoul;
and that he returned home some time after
with a diseased leg.
She also states that three years ago, Wm.
Woodman, an Oneida Indian, attempted to in-
duco her to swear that Eleazer was not her
son, but was given her to bring up. This sire
positively refused to do.
^ ^ Republicans is the name of a new
trench daily paper which has just appeared
in New York. It is ably edited by one of the
I* rench exiles who recently made his escape
from Cayenne. The ground taken by tho edi
tor is, that the Republic is universal, and that
it is the mission of the United States to spread
•ho principles of liberty over the world—posi
lions that areargued with moderation but force.
I5P* A telegraphic dispuich from Paris, dated
Thursday morning, says that the report of the
miscarriage of tho Empress is not credited
She has been ill, but her health excites nc
uneasiness.
The Hoontc Tunnel.—The bill for aidiug
the Troy and Greenfield Ruilroad in construct
ing a tunnel through the Iloocac Mountain
was passed in the Massachusetts House o^
Representatives on Friday forenoon by a ma
jority of 191 to 96.
Tbe Model Locomotive lor Jnpnn.
We learn from tho Philudclpliiu Ledger that
the order given in Janunry lust, by tho U. S.
Government, to Messrs. Richard Norris A.
Son, for tho building of a model locomotive,
tender, and passenger car, to be presented to
the Emperor of Japan, has been filled, and in
a few days will be forwarded to this city, pro
ps atory to being shipped to Japan. The
model will be accompunied by Mr." Charles
Montgomery, a practical engineer, who has
been delegated to explain to the Japanese Ihe
power of steim as applied to locomotives, and
the great revolution brought ubout by means
of this agency throughout this und other
countries wherein it has been introduced. The
locomotive is complete in every particular, as
also the tender and passenger car. The ca
pacity of Ihe locomotive is estimated at nine
tons; the tender is four leet long, two and a
half feet wide, and two feet ten inches high.
It is constructed of rosowood. and finished in
the most exquisite mstiner,with revolving seats
covered with crimson. Every other feature
ubout the car is in keeping with the host taste
and judgment. A railway track will also be
sent to Jupan with the locomotive and its ap*
pendages.
NE
have boen tho rrlies sold si Grsooht k
Maury's bat with on* drawback, ths prices have most-
ly beea smalt for the last few weeks. New. however,
there has,been a change fur tbe better. We sold a prise
of $000 in yesterday's lottery, and hope to sell one ef
more than that number *f thousands tn to-day's scheme,
la whloh tbe ticket* are only Five Dollar# and the
capital prise $25,000. Make your Investment now.
while prisee are Msing. The office is ia Bull street,
eeeoad door from By.may 17
LIST OF liBTTBBfl
S EMAININO in the Post Office, Savannah, Go.,
May 10, IMS. Persons wishing Letters from the
will please ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
[Published according ^MavMn^tho^ h&Y,n K * h *
TO THKMKUCHANTMOF SAVANNAH
Gentlemen . —The COMMERCIAL BU8I-
•vJo NKS8 DIRECTOR Y of Tennessee, a part
of 8onth Kentucky, apart of North Alabama and tho
South Atlantic Cities, fjt which I obtained a liberal
subscription ia your city, l*»t Winter, is now ready
for delivery at tho counting house of Way k King, 1U2
East Bay street. Flense call this day and receive your
oopy, and Oblige Yours, Respectfully, 4c.,
JOHN P. CAMPBELL, Editor and Proprietor.
Marshall House, Savannah, May 16, 1353.
P. 8.—My apology, for the above is, that my health Is
fsoble, so much so that I am not able to go round tho
city.
Please call as above during business hoars, or at the
Marshall Uonse froti 8 to P o'clock P. M, may 17
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR PHI LA I>KL I'll I A.
To leave WEDNESDAY, May 18th
at 3 o'olock, P. M.
The now and splendid steamship
STATE OF UEORGIA, Capt. Wal
ter CoMlns, will positively leave as above. For
i e'.tht or passage apply to
may 4 7 C. A. L. LAMAR.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOR NKW YORK.
To leave on WEDNESDAY, May
13th, at—o'clock.
•THE new and superior steamship
AUGUSTA, Capt. Tho#. Lyon, will
»«*evu. For freight or psasige, apply to
may IS PADELFORO. FAY 4 CO. '
at — o'clock, — M.
The U. S. M. Steamship ALABAMA,
Capt. C. D. Ludlow, will leave aeabove,
passage apply to
PADELFOHD, FAY 4 CO.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR NKVV-YORK.
To leave on SATURDAY,28th May
at G o'clock, P. M.
The United Stales M til steamship
FLORIDA, C ;pt.M. C. Woodhnll, will
ire'tutor passage anuly tn
1MOELFORD, FAY 4
above. For i
For AnicuMtn and Iliiinburfl; and nil in-
tcrmodlaie Lnurilujta on the River.
Leaves Tuesday Event,,-r,l7fA Alau, af 5 o clock.
The Steam Packet ORE ION, Capt
James M. Moody, will l«* ,vo as above.
For^freight or pas.«ge, having line
Agents.
UNION LINK
X5, FOR NEW YORK.
£“• "BulM I’oukot Sokooanr CATARACT,
may 17
ty Hon. Inaac Davis, of Worcester, has
presented the American Antiquarian Sur ety,
niuo magnificent folio vnluincs, rlsgnntfy
bound, comprising Lord Kingsborouglt’a Anti
quities of Mexico, This magnificent work was
purchased for tho liberal donor by John Keith
At Co., and originally cost $750. It contains
facsimilos of ancient Mexican paintiugs and
hiernglyphics, preserved in the royal libraries
of I’aris. Berlin, Dresden. Vienna, the Vatican
and iheBurgian Museum at Rome, the institute
at Bologna, the Bodleian Library ut Oxford,
end various others, the greater part inedited.
Also the Monuments of New Spain, by M.
Dupaix, illustrated by upwurds of one thou
sand elaborate and highly interesting plates,
accurately copied Dam the originals, by A.
Aglio.
Among the passengers who came in the
Hermann to New York was a sister of Kossuth,
Madame Redlskay, and her family.
M. Charlton.
nrch, on Tiionday Evening, May 11th, by
sphon Elliott, JULIAN IIARTRIDGK,
MAltY M., oldest daughter of lion. It.
Arrival* at lire Hotels.
PULASKI UOU8E...Wn.TBK!taER 4 Sow, Proprietors.
.. AY lf}
Potter and lady
do
nnciivo of ilw login
” “ Thj* will, i a
eiTeo, Iboiigh w« fadleu tho
the * Invasion," but reiterate the statement that
Judge Conkling, in n note to the Government,
has promised that the American troops shall
bo withdrawn from the Mosilla Valley.
Advices from that State soy that in conse
quence of the ruvuges of the Indians and other
causes, two thousand people have emigrated
thence to Upper California. The State Gov
ernment was organizing un expedition against
llio Indians in tho mountains.
Don J. N- Almonte, former Minister of Mex
ico ut Washington, has been re-appointed to
that mission.
The Sloo contract has been confirmed by
the Government, and the treaty in regard to
neutrality concerning the Tehuantepec route
ulsu confirmed.
Santa Anua had proclaimed a new arbitrary
law with regard to the press, requiring all the
papers to be licensed by government, and the
proprietors to deposit large sums as securities,
and copies of every urticlo to government offi
cers before publication, to abstain entirely from
discussing political matters.—Severe penalties
attend tho infringement of these rules, and al
so as to publishing matter denominated sub
versive, seditious, libellous, immoral and ca
lumnious.
In consequence of this law, several of the
most prominent Mexican journals, including the
Monitor have beon discontinued.
As yet the regulations for the Governors of
the States liuvo not been published, in an ar
ticle on the subject, the Siglo, which has come
out in opposition, suya :
“ D»«a the eovereignty of the States exist,
or not? Do tho State constitutions live, oi
nut ? Do all the Stales enter an abuonnal sit
uation, and liuvo wo iweuty-nno dictatorships
at once?. * * * Is it determined to carry
out administrative centralization, when its evils
have been acknowledged even in Frunce and
Spain ? Does all legal liberty cease, in the
behof that power will thus be strengthened ?
1ST The N. Y. Post uuderstands that
Senator Shields is the candidate for the coin-
missionership to the Sandwich Islands. This
is a significant indication lhat-the relations of
the United Slates with those islands are be*
ooining highly important, if nut critical, as tho
gentleman would not be likely to go iuto vob
untary banishment in tho South Seas without
ample assurances that he would have some
thing to do suitable to his rank and positiou in
the couotry.
Uncle 'Tom in the Dress Circle.—We
read in tho Boston pupers a few days since,
the proceedings in a law case iu which a party
of blacks had sued Mud. Sontag’s Manager
for excluding thorn from tho DreBB Circle at
oue of her Concerts for which they had pur-
chased tickets. Their tickets were for "re
served Beats” which they were not permitted
to occupy by the usher, who expelled them
from ihe house, in doing which, he pushed, ns
it appeared by the evidence, one of the party
who was rather obstreperous in asserting her
rights, from tho box door down the stairway.
The case has we see been determined by the
police court, who decided that the two ushers
who ejected the negroes should pay a fine of
$1. If they had been "fugitives" it would
have beau " quite a different thing."
&P Mrs. Uncle ’Toni Beecher Stowe was
■iill at Edinburgh. The reoent expose of tbe
treatment of West End Loudon milliners seem
ed to have directed the sympathy of the female
aristocrats from niggers to natives. The Du-
chess of Sutherland had not opened Stafford
iiouso to the*; Cabin” authoress
ISP The transportation of Cottnft from the
West over Hie Baltimore and Ohio'Railroad,
during the month of April, reached 1,885 bales.
The busioese of the road for the month reach
ed $232,747 21.
The Gold Discoveries in Texxs. The
Galveston Netes *aya that they are informed
by a gemloman from Horkbart, that a party of
citizens just returned from an exploring expe
dition have found gold in a mountain about 70
miloe northwest from that city, both on tbe
surface and by digging. They have brought
hack with them the strongest kind of testimo
ny of tire truth of their assertion*, in tbe form
of lumps of gold valued at ,
Tho principal gold region is said to boon
lire Louisiana side of the State line, enclosed
by tbe Colorado on tho east, the Sao Saba on
tbe north and tin river Sionpou the sooth.
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JJ Ward....
J W Maner, lady and «orv'
Mies Manur and aorvaut..
J W Lawton
T H Bloom
H R B Lewie Hprlngiluk
P C Brennan....Ogdeneb'gli
B McCarthy .So
II Appleton
Dr J W Window Mae*
D E Morse and lady 4 c
G Moore Darien
P C Brooke
J M Kibbee Savanu'h
W II Maharry and lady
. ning FI's
J P (Jayson Augusta
11 Goodrich do
W llulm do
3 B Wood
..G. Fakuo, Proprietor.
■ «.v 16.
G E Young...Indian Spr'gs
FOR NEW YORK.—Old Kstrtbl'd Uu<T.
- The tine dipper bark FLIGHT, J. U. Luther,
will meet with ilii] .'-h u ,buv«. For
i night or pat..,, h.ring goo<l .cruimuixlalioas,
•Pl'lj on ho.rd ,t Telf.lr'. wh.rl. or to
°>«y 17 BHIOIIAM. KKt.I.Y k CO.
HOtUli HI A N U i AGTOUV
aAV £i l $, a ' ORIOLES S( HARNESS
UMgress-arrcct, Havannnh.
The Subscribers manufacture
and keep constantly on hand,
aud vuriud stock of 8
—. dloa, Bridles and Harness, and^^^^^
“/ ii* Tirir ;,n.
al *° » lar «« assortment of Trrnks
Carpet-Bags, Voliaee, Saddlw-Dags, Whips, Ac. pe.-
f.®P* ,I J rl,, « themselves, will do ws’l to
call at our eatabllsanient. AH articles sold by ua are
W ss r w t *t»]vf ejEjlsrUJand workmanship.
U. W. HOLLISTER. D. MALLETT.
Re P*ftln*»our terms sis moderato.our
eieoutlon prompt. may 17
ASH, ELIZABETH
Ash, John
Armand, Mesne
Adams, Thee
Adams, Thos S
Allen, Julie A
Alien, Capt Joseph
Anderson, Catharine A
Ardou. Mrs D
Arnold, Peter
Arnold, Benjamin
BRADY, MARY
Bandy, Ann
Blanchard,T C
Ballon, Elisa
Barthdon, Edward
Baiiy, Elisabeth
Borthclmcrs, Hcbectt
Blake, Cato
Baly, Janr.el
Breach, Caroline
Begley, Elisabeth
Blackburn, Jno II
Barton, W C
Bradbury, Aun
Baxley, Haml
Brantly, Jatuee
Ratos, Thad C
Brady, Patrick
Bradley, Elisa G
Baudon, Alary L
Baker, Jno L
B-ynard, Ed M
Battiest, Betsey
Bas ow, Mrs 8 J
Brennan. Joe L
Boors, Wm 8
Breen, Edward
Breokonridge, K J
Benton, Hannah M
Bronan,John
Bennett, William
Bert, David I.
Beers, Julia P
Bcobee 4 Co, R F
Byan, Mi?a d A
Byrne, Jno C
Blrby, William
Bryan, W 11
Birch, Wm
Bryan, Margarot F
Briggs, J U
Rryant, Mrs Franoea A
Byrcn, Mra Walter
Ilyru, Jr.o
Bordiey, Wm II
Duurquln, Edward J
Boifeuillet, Klleuer
Boiffiet, George
Boulineau, Matilda
Bond, Samuel
Bond, 8 At
Bogs*. Jno
Boatright, L B
Bourquiu, 8 W
Boifeulet, Ann
Broom, Capt V
Uuunts, Aun
Bruokman, Tl
Hu rue, Patriok
HAMLIN, CUA8 C
Hanley, Michael
Harrison, Mra
Harrison, Wm
Harrison. Mra T A
Harden, Miss E E
Humbert, Nicholas
Harrison, Sarah
i Harrington, Harry
Hanley, Catherine
llawes, Wm
Harper, Alfred
Hail, Wm
llailer, John
iieadden, Thos
Ilernandea, Diego
llondly, W W
Henderson, Jaa
llealy. Patriok
Ueyl 4 Cullen
llennesy, Patriok
Hartwell, A U
lleffernin, Edward
Herbert, Geo S
111'diner. Daniel
Hicks, Lucinda
Holmes, Mrs L L
Houston, Patrick
lionlker, Mary
Hover, Lemuel L
Houston, Alisa
Horton, Henry
Houston, Alary G
HorAn, Johu
Huge, Atfy
Hart, Henry
Hunt, Rev J hn J
Humbert, Chaa
lirudor, Wm
JAUDON, JAMES £
Ingalls, Ignatius P
Jenkins, Mrs E T
Jennings, Thomas
Johnston, Adam Agile
Johnson, Charles 11
Johnson, Richard
Johnson, Neil
Johns m Mrs J A
Johnsoj, Miss Georgia
Jordan, II R
Joyner, Rosanna
Jones, Miss Emma L
Jones, Griffit
4 Jonos, J J
Jonos, Gilliion D
Jones, Col M
Broom, Capt Washington Jones, Sheppard A
Uuunts, Auu Jones, Albert L
Bruokman, Theodore Jones, John L
Hume, Patriok Jussley, John D
Bluff, Hager KAVaNaUH. Hugh
Bluff, Mionael Boland Kaufman, August
Burke, James Kervan, Ann
Butler, Mrs Rioherd Ann Kenny, Mlohael
Drunkard, Jane Konneriy, Airs M O
Kennerly, Rev 8 W
Kelly, Mrs Alary
Burke, Charloa
li irke, Johu
Buraos, Alary
Burke, Ann
Butler, Isaac
Rutter, Junes
Bulley, Frederick
Kelly, Dr James
Kendriok, William
Kearaon, Margaret
King, 8imon
King. J Jr
King, Auelar
King, Wm J
King, James
Kinebrough, L 1
Kirkwood, Alisa C A
COPARTNERSHIP.
r PJ|® UNDERSIGNED liavo this duy formed n
L Copartnership for the transaction of a (tenoral
Snipping and Commission business under the linn of
Scranton 4 Tallman, office No. 1G Coentei e slip, New
V iii; 16th.
Messrs. Shorman 4 Collins
** £>ra, Wheeler 4 Co.; [ w ,
Cogswell, Crauo 4 Co.; J New 1 urk •
" H, 4 D. Pomeroy; J
Aloisr*. Webster, 4 Pul mod; A
I! 8oranton,Johnstou4Co.; ^ Savannah.
" Rowland 4 Co. j
may »7 ' ,
D I8HOLCTION.—The Copartnership of
Soranton, Johnston 4 Co„ it this day dissolved by
tno withdrawal of Wm. B. Scranton. 7
W. B. SCRANTON.
J J Watkins Darke
3 Sinclair Jones co
A D Stewart. do
L Simson Loe co
Capt Taylor Macon
B G Lockett do
CITY HOTEL...r. Condon 4 J. B. Folky,Pronrietore.
MONDAY, JUAY 10.
Madame Louise Wright.P’ai II Best and eon NC
C Gould Charleston W Vauhan...'. do
W ERoe do 11 Keller Newuan
J G Reedy do A J Seott Ga
P S Wug N YIt!C Williams SC
COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS. MAY 12.—Cotton.—The demand
«a again qoUe limited yesterday, and the sales roaoh-
ed barely J,o( 0 balee. Prices wore without change, aud
wo yet quote:
• NXW-OKLCANS CLASMI VACATION.
Inf.rlor 6)4@ 7 I Middling M1....U @11?.'
Ordlur, 7!i@ «« F»lr -,2 _
Oiyi'M 8MB us I flood Fair -S -
flood Middling..lujjiilun | Ooodond Flo.... —H —
„ , . corroo MiixoENT. llal...
Stock on hand 8ept. 1, 1S52/ A6S2
Received since 1^WS,430
“ yesterday 2,620-1,6117,939
1,007,491
Stock on hand not cleared 183,2(8
Grain.—Corn wss in good demand, and we noticed
sales of 12.0UU sacks including 4.UU0 Rejected at 42o, 166
Mixed at 43, 3000 White at 60, 1U0U Yellow at 60, and
Corrxz.—Steady. Sales of 1600 bags Rio, including
9 at 2W at 8937 at 9, aud K J of a favorite car
go, nt 9?jo. ^ lb.
Whisky.—We noticed sates of 280 bbls. at 10c. for
Reotittod, 21o. for Raw, aud 25o. ^ gallon for Dexter’s
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
for Jacksonville. Arr d bark Exact, Stevens, from Sa -
vannah.
Philadelphia, 12th-Cl’d sohr U States, Jacksonville.
Boston, uth—Cld brig 8T Hinds, for Doboy, Ga.
Portland, 12th—Cl’d sohr Grecian, 8avannuh.
Departure of Hieutnere from nuvaooaii.
D. L. Adame, , Palaka, at 10 A. M.
TO-MORROW.
StuUqf Oooryin, Collins. Philadelphia, 3 P. M.
TO LEAVK CHARLESTON FOR HEW YORE.
Atutherncr, Wednesday, 1*. M.
.. *4" Tf*-/.gulor U. o. Moll flC.oio.ri Oordm, Copl.
Urookfl. (folhoun, Copt. D.raoo, «od M.lomora, Cflpl.
t rcotood, Ifl.fl. ov«ry morolug old o’clock,for Chcrlcr-
ton. oouneoting with the Charleston steamships and
Wilmingtou boats, and arrive every ovenlng iu Savan
nah at 6 o'olook, P. M.
Departure of Cara on Central Railroad.
Two Pamencer Trains Daily.
Meming lVuin—leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., aud ar
rives at Maeon at6>4 A. M., connecting with the South-
Western Railroad to Oglethorpe, and by stages thenoe to
Tallahassee, Columbus, aud other points South West.
Moming lYain.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. At., aud ar
rives in Maoonat6J£ P- M. oonneoUng with tho Macon
aud Western night trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and
Chattanooga, and with the Augusta and Waynesboro'
KM w ' u ‘
CURTAINS, CUKTAIN MATERIAL,
FlIKNITUKE COVKH1NOS, 4 c.,
at WHOLESALE & HE TAIL.
w. ii. cakkyjl’s
OURTAIN STORE
Ia No* 169 Chentnnt-st., Philadelphia.
Comer 6th-et., opposite the State Mouse.
L has uJways ia store a full stock of French
Brocatellee; Do. Satin Do Laiuos;
* ‘ Table*l»lano Covore,4o.;
Gilt Cornices;
Gilt Pins ard Bands;
Gimps, Fringes,
Cords, Tassels, 4e.
SHADES of all atylea and
Savannanh, May lGth, 18.13.
COPAttTNKKSHlP.
THE Undoraigned having associated with them
ranten, will ooutinuo the Urooery
ntou, Johnston 4 co.
O. T. SCR ANTON.
Savannah, May 16th, 1853.
J?['iHenry H* vuuwuuo buo i
Business undor the Arm of Scranton, Jobnetou 4
J
BOOTS AND SHOES.
' LADIES’ Linen Gaiters,
Polka Boots,
And an assortment of Children's Shoes—just rcoelved
per Philadelphia steamer, and for sale by
mey 17 4 YERSTILLE E BUTLER.
N I£\V BOOKS.
RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER & CO.
TUESDAY, MAY 17TU.
T EILA ; or the Irlumi. By Ana Fraaer 'Ty-
1 J tfer, author of " I.oila in England.''
Woodworth's American Miscellany of Entertaining
Knowledge. By Francis C. Woodworth—Illustrated.
A History ot England, from tbe invasion of the Ro
mans to tho accession of William and Mary. By John
Blngard, D. D. From the last revised London Edition.
Genesis and Geology. By Denis Crofton, B. A.
The Phonographio Toucher; being tn inductive Ex-
position of Phonography. By E. Webster.
A Treatise on general Pathology, by Dr. J. Honlo,
Profossor of Anatomy aud Physiology In Hoidelberg.
Translated by II. C. Preston, A. M. At. D.
The action of Modicinesin the System*; by Frederick
» ” *' ” “ may 17
W. lioadland, B. A.. M. R. C. ».
AD.tilNldTKATOR’g NOTICE.
A LL iivrsona having demands against tho Estate
of Dr. Jams: L. Pope, late of Blufftou, So. Ca.,
deceased, are hereby desired to present them properly
attested; and all persons indebted to the said Estate,
are requested to make prompt payment.
JNO. RICHARDSON, Administrator.
Blufftou, So. Ca.. May 10, 1852. 3w may 17
i tin steamer^Alabama, to leave <
may 17
ROUT. HABERSHAM 4 SON.
/ lORN!
\j Corn, jus
chasers, by
CORN!! — lliOU sucks Tcutieasee
just received and for sale in lota to suit pur-
[may 17J W. M. DAVIDSON.
W UAFF1NU i'Al’EU.—2UU reams Wrap
ping Papor of different sises and qualities, re
ceived and for sale by S. 8. SIBLEY,
may 17 No. 136 Congrese-st.
M Ai>W AND TONIJUES.-Kcceivod per
St-*- —»- >- -* «—•-—•-
s, 3
State of Georgia, one cask of Graham’s choice
J. D. JESSE.
dams, 3 dux. fresh Smoked Tongues.
CHAMBERS, JAMES A Kirby, Me:
Ca-sidy, Aliohael
Catritta, Henry L
Calley, George
Cahill, Thomas
Cauova, Charles
Campbell, Robt W
Carter, William
Clark, W L
Clark, Jehanu C
Carmody, Ellen
Cavana, Hugh
Cauon, 11
Carroll, Bernard
Carter, James M
Carter, Robert
Campbell, Itobt W
Candy, Prince
Campbell, Jane
Caunon, Thus
Clark, Catlu rine
Charter. Jas
Carty, Patriok
Cass, John
Cisson, Jane
Cleland, Willlamlnn
Clemens. J A
Cleary, .James
Cheney. J W li
Ceasy, Aliohael
Chow, Joa C
Clegg, Jno O
Christie, Susan C
Christian, Robert
Clillton, Goo W
Conn, Geo W •
Crowell, Edward
Cooper, Henry,2
KornVgay, /f M
E, THOMAS
Codd, Anthony
Colliua, Jan
Collins, 8 P
Lawton Ilinkorn B
Lane, Wm 11
Lauer, Anthony
Larkin,Heury Thoe
Lane, George W
larttenguay J
Laughton, Edward B
Lane, J W
Laughlin, Patriok
Lee Daniel
Lowls, Julianna
l,ewiB, Louisa
i.ee, uoorge nr
Little, Heury
Libby Alfred C.
Lyon, Thos U
Iuivell, Bridget
Imw, RA
Lookinan, T J
Low, Budger
Loyd, Elisabeth A
Loyd, Chas E
Lortou.Geurgo
Look, Charitv,
Ltidecns, Edward
AlAUTIN, JOSEPH
Alanker, Rosa C
Alarthall Sarah Airs
Alann, Wm
Alarahall, Rev Andrew
Alathis, George W
cooo,a«'
Colson, Alary L
Collins, James U
Coun,C
Coau. Bridget
Colien, Atessrs M 4 Co
Cohen, M Ai
Cox, William
Colson, Mary L.
Cloonan, Uugh
Conrvoisie, James
Counlhatu, Michael
Crowell, Abner
Crowell, E G
Clow, Francie
Cullen, Patriok
Cullen, Capt Wm
Cruvellicr, Elizabeth
Cruvellier, Cire C
Cnllan, Walter
CUBA iHOLAHHKh.
1 Q.Q HIIDrf. and 15 tiercea Priino Cuba Molae-
Ai/O ses, cargo of echr. Isaao Cohen Herts, from
Cardenas, landing and for tale by
may 17 COHENS 4 HER*]
BELDEN 4 CO'S.
S EC
Bitters, excellent for Summer complaints. For
by. R. AI A YER. No. 6 Whin
EUE1VED.--A superior article of French
!.Rf“— ** * " • •
by,
Flagg, Columbue
LwdHJM.—Superfine Baltimore Howard St reel Flanagan, John
X Flour, landing and for sale by
“1INI8 *
4 FLORANCE.
I,''LOUIt,—IU0 bbls. Baltimore Flour, luuding
X and for sals by
may 17 ROWLAND 4 CO.
Lost*
A POCKET BOOK—ooataining about Thirty
XjL Dollars, in 6, 2 and 1 dollar blUa ; also, an order
for bcvctoen dollars, aad othor papers, valuable only to
the owner. A suitable reward will be paid for ita do-
S. 1
Satin Damasks;
di Moquette;
De. Plushes;
of every stylo and prioe.
N. Y. Painted WINDOW
prises; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Bnueea, 4c.,
and every tying comp Ut t/or Curtains of ike ne west Pans
styles, and at the loteestprices.
Persons sending the height and width of their wwAw
names, ean have their Curtains mado and trimmed in
the best moaner: see Fashion Plates ia August number
of Goday’s Lsdy’s Book. ‘
Steamers, hotels, oar bulldere, and dealers gene rally,
(applied at the lowest wholesale prices.
W.H.OARRYL,
importer of and Dealer In Furnishing Goods,
1» Ch entnut-st.. earner Ath-etreet.
I* ly Opposite the Stale Hense, Philo.
A HOBS
liable foi
L.1 r s .Brown 4 l
iUbhto? STr-.7.»I1,. 'iZESTii
Uorrifl'fl eublM. ».v»4 M.y n
A YUtLKUIfYlY or Ffpucli, Fuvii.li ood
Amanou U.loUo., jort r.t.lr.4 ood for aol. ol
Mt T u APOTUBCARIE8- HALL.
Id 1 M»««l .iiooi F lour londiug
A’ from Mt«,D.r H.N, Oooibrlll.oo4for.ol.br
W” MIHI8 k FLOHANCK.
A ciufiS^sobSCi
/V Alfll to ooflkfl Loodou Forttr; ao bhli. (ddrr r u
•olofcr I ia*/ Id] McUAUOM A BOYLE.
DM MAIiK. A B1M *1 joinoidTo'tirureu
JOHN OLIVER,
Home, Sign, and Ship Paintor, Gla
zier, Paper Hanger, die.
NO. 121, nKOUQUTON BTKKET.
B EG8 to return bis tbnnks to the citizens of
Savannah, for post favors, and to assure them
tuatoll work in his lino entrusted to him,shall be done
promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts
b^r an assiduous attention to busiaess ; the employment
compentent workmen andtiie use o/tlie best materi
als, to insure a continuauoo of their favors. He keeps
for salo mixed and dry paluts, paint oil, turpentine
VMnlahas, window gloss and putty; paint, marking,
white waah and other brushes. may 16 Gm
Curry, John
Cullen, Mrs Captain
Custis, Rev II
DAVIS, GEORGIAC
Dawson, Jno
Darby, K H
Day, Henry O
Darlington, Rlchd U
Davis E Dro,
Danish, Thos C
Drake, Ann
Davieson, Anne
Dallis, Moses
Dawson, Alary T
Debose, Joaoph
Deariug, Dr J J
Deane, Jesse
Doervorger, Joseph
Dexter, William
Deas, Davis J
IKake, C L
DeCoin, Mr
Desera, Dominick
Deveaux, Jane A
Denslow, Amos
Delodge, Mr
Dreyer, John
Delmyb, Mark
Dealey, Andrew
Deasy, Catharine U
Doanug, G G
Dickinson, John
Dixon, Christopher
Dittmors, Mr 4 Mrs
Donavan, Lawrence
Doonan E Co, T
Doane, Ruth A
Douglas a, Theodore
Douly, Tom
Dorsett, Sarah
Downing, Edward
Donovan, J
Dotson, Richard
Duthll, Dauiel
Duriand. James
Dunwoody, Jno
Dsyre, Philip
EGAN, JOHN
Egan, Patriok
Eu ward j. Faithful
Elliott, R A
Erwin, U M
Ervin, Mary
Espy, James W
FLATLY, DOMINI!
Fraser, Rev Donald
Farley, Lnoinda
Farley, Charles
Magnolia Ki.cami.ment,
8orib« No 1,
Mack, Thomas
Muuue, Alary Mrs
Manncy, Joseph
Muck, Patriok
Marshall, George S
Malouy, Johu
Maxwell B II Misa
Mahon, Edward
Alcana, Mary Ann
Megguire, John
Meredith, llanuah
Mendel, E
Meath, &tichaeij
Alely, Edward
Meury, Honnorah
Merault, Simoon TCtt
Miller. Jacob
Miller, Surah D
Myatt, Edward
Murphy, John
Murphy, Mra Catharine
Myer, v/m
M> res, Elvira
Middleton, James T
Michael, B B
Miller, Elisabeth
Aloran, Judge
Alorell, Alra Ann E
Moye, O
AlooJy.J MI
Mcnud, Alaria
Alonion, Thomar
Monsly, Mrs Wm U
Alorits, D
Moorhead, Wm. E
Mossuff Fanny
Aloutague Mra Mary
Morphy. Alary
Murphy, Joseph
Murphy, Martin
Murphy, Joseph B
Murphy, Martin
AtoDonald, Jamea
MoDoneih Rodger
AtoDonald, Jauo
Alc'tuna d, Mra E B
AIcCanly, Simon
McCann, Mrs li
AtoDonald, Miss U
McLeod, G W T
AlcCaliff Ellen
AlcGloin, James
AIcFew, Mary Ii
McUwin. James
MoDonaid, Archibald
AloArdle, John
McDermott, John
AlcDermot, Thomas
McCarthy, John
NAViE THOMAS
Nsgls, Joseph
Neeland, A Q
Nichols Elisa
Nichols, Wm
Norris, Michael
Norris, Bradford 8
Nowland, Patriok
O'CONNELL. James
Ogleby, Mrs C A
O Rilley, Miss C U
Odingsoll Sarah
Odingtoll, Anthony
Odingsoll, Wm C
O'Douahow, Bartley
O’Brien, Miohaol
O'Conner, Dennis
O'Conner. Luke
Owens, Wm U
Olmstead. George T
U'NeiL Thomas
Otto, Frederiok
Oliver, Green F
Oriusley, Jane
O'Neil, Mathew
O'Conuers, Murk
Olmsted, James
O’Riley, Michael
Otts, William
O'Bryan, Patrick
V# uivuu, ill
Oliver, (j F
Ormond, W A
Ott, Georgo
rary,
Fteb,Robert
Falkner, Robert
Fleetwo »d, Johu
Feay,John
Feay, Wm T
Flenn, J E
Fere bee, Jno AI
Ferebee, Juo Jr
Furebee, Jno
Fendlcr, Claude
Ferrell, Allss Larina
Fleming, Margaret E
Fitsgerold, Thoe Phelps,' H M
Filigerold, Edward Tally Perkins, J W
FRlmoro. Jas W Pholps, Carol!
Fitrgerald, Gerold — ”* r
Fiuney. Margaret Jane
Filtgarvia, Patrick
O'bullivau. Dennis F
Osgood, F C
O'dranuon, L U
Panduo, 8 8
Pacotiy, Catbarino A
Pacetty, Angeliuar
Paruuo, Goo W
l'amley, l*r J
l'eutany, Patrick
To Architect*, Builder*, and Other*
A T THE REQUEST at oerenl foollemon, R.
XX. Hieuxix, from Philadelphia, will give instructions
to a limited number in the Beautiful art of handrailing
and stairs centrally, upon principles that have never
been published or taught. The properties of oylindrl-
oal surfaoes und tbe appHootlona of the Trammel to tho
Ellipses, will be illustrated in a manner never before
attempted, and upon purely Geometrical principles.
Every man whoisdosirons of attalnlug auy degroo of
emineuce in his ProfsoslMt aiionld aoqulre that knowl
edge in hia art whloh D adroiW by all tobetheorowa-
ing point of interior architectural deoormiiou.
Mr. B. mar be scea at Ua Marshall House.
may IS »lw
Kicmpton AVeitUlle
RE now opening a finely assorted and complete
itoek of Summer aad other Dry Goods, which
. will offer upon the moot accommodating terms,
great ear* has been examined in the selection of
bhefv steak, with a view both to priosnad quality, they
confidently invita their friends and the publio general-
ly to coil ard examine for themselves. opr A .
A]
Assn
»SO Reward
Tir ILL b« paid by the uoderiifne«l to any por-
Vf eoa who can fornlsh proof taooavlot any White
JMwaof the crime of
oUer description of
»aylO n
Frieud, Jacob
Fisher, Sarah
Fitigerald, Edward
Foley, Ellen
For ham, Michael
Floyd. Dinah
Fouvfclle, Joachim
Furgason, James U
Furgaeon Mra A O
Phillips, Stephen
Pittman, AuiutC
Phillips, Jennet
PlingtoD, Reuben J
Pyne, James
Pooler, Mim
Pooler, Charles F
Power, Thomas
QUINN, MARY
Quinn, John
Quint, John
Quantook, Rev James
Qalnu.Wm
HASK Y, Dr i
Radcliff. Ellen
Rolebon. Maurloe
r uuatu, oioatpu
Furgoson, Mrs Robert O Reale, Mary
Fuller, David Beedio, Aral
Furruron, Mrs leone B
GRANT, PRISCILLA
Goreide, Owen
Goes, George
Graves, Anna Maria
Or.Jj,llo«h
Orate, John
Garay, Hatty
Garay, Sameel L
Garry,(Chas M
Garmon, J 8
Garland, Geo
Grey, N
Gray, Beat
Ujmm Nancy
Bernard
OaWy, Wm E
Gemehdan, George
George, MraJL
Greene, Nathaniel
Greenbaf, Sami A
Gregory, Win It
Gleason, Eton
Glib am, Elixa
Grlgg, Jas M
GUe^Wm
Gilbert, Jas
Goodwin, Jus H
Reeves, John N
Reilly, Mra Margaret
Reilly, Rate
a an. Denis
ploy, jr, Thomas
Hi terns. David
Richards, 8 8
Roundtree, Mrs Coth
Ronaldson, James
Roberta, Beniamin W
Boss Miss M y
Bolls, Andrew
RoWomo. Oteph.o
W”"
Rowe, James
RoohforL John
Roaeb, Mrs Margaret
Rogers, Wm M
Russell, Capt John
Russoll,J EH
Rushing. John
bJRATTON,
Seaudera. T"
,rxuD
Scanlon, Mrs
8ayIor, Joslah M
Smaas, Nicholas
Sanborn, Moses K
Staples. Mis Bsbeooa
Shaw, lira Kstelln
Stevens, George W
Stevena, jr, ETA
8teph«ns, Israel
fiheehy, Patriok
Stovenson, Joseph J
Service, Airs C II 8 D
Sweeney, Miehael
Sbeftall, Caroline 8
Shehea, Patriok
8hearer, Wm F
8petr, Luey Ann •
Sweeney. Mrs Ann E
8 week, John
Sexton, John O
Seiga, John
8keele, Edwin A
Strickland, James II
Skilton, James
Stiles, George
Simonson, Warren
Schimarhorn, J C
Shimnick, Patriok
Shivers, Mrs Susan
Smith. Chriatopher
Smith, jr, Robert
Smith, John
8mltb, James
Smith, C C
8in>th, Bernard
Schoene, Dorothea
Spotorno. Eugnuio
Short, Adam
Shockley, Cnrtis 11
Sohroeder,A
Seott, J
Short, James
Sullivan, Daniel Florenoo White, Peter
” *'"■ White, Alary
Wink, Mrs AI
Willey, Jaoob
Telney, John \ •
Tr.u.;, Jioo 1
Tierney, Daniel \
Toman eoe, Misa M 1
Tomlinson, Jubei M
Thomason, Elizabeth C
Thompeon, Drury
Thompson. Mrs
Thompson, Mies
ak
Verdure, Daiiel A *
Volentine, D P M
Voilreuller, AI E
WATERS, SAMUEL
Wand, Emanuel
Walker, ileotor
Walker, Mary
SMll,,
Waidsohmidt, Conrad
Wataon, J J
Waehieston, Mary
Waitt, Mrs—dressmaker
WcderorUt. General D
Waller, Richard
Wall. Mary
Walsh, William
Wade, Edwin
Walls, Mary
Walkor, Ann V
Wallace, Margaret
Welah, Daniel
Wheeler, 8 P
Welsh, Airs 8arah L
Welch, John L
West, Clara
lri hJ
Wise. John
Withlngton, Jas E
Wright, Clarisea
Winkler, Rev K T
Wilkinson, Edward
White, George
Sbumau, sauiuol
Button, i
8ceddor, Alary Willlnme,
TARLTON, FRANCIS Williams,
nr-i* ia M Williams,
Williams, Mary
Tait, Mrs Emily
Taylor, Neeblt
Taylor, Mra Jana F
Taylor, Wm F
Teu Broek, John I)
Turner, Mrs Jane K
Miss J D L
Mrs MG
Williams, Jaokson U
Williams, Mary
Williams, Alary E
Williams, Mrs L
Williams, J J
Williams, Thomas
Williams, Aaron
Wood, Alias J
YOUNG, ELIZABETH
Yoretnau, J
ZEALY, WILLIAM P
B. AI. MOREL, r.M.
M AKU1VA1. OK NKW Wl .7l.HKH (JUdUH.
PHbNUbKUAdT Jt CO.liavethl, iloy ro-
. o.l»«d p,r •t.oraflhip Stoto nf O.or.l.,. rerr
Itot a.surtm.ot of o.», foihloooljlfl ood .hup
uooas. comprising v
White aud colored French Linen Drills.
A great variety for Gontlomea’s and Boja' Sommer
Uar»«oi, ChooielfloD, Flgored tod prlntfld Uraot-
dines, black and colored.
Black Oru DoRhiuo Bilks.
Ladies’ Needlo work collars.
Jaconet and Orgaudv Muslins.
7-8. 4-4 ood IM) FMooh, Enjll.h tod Aoi.rloto ■> BADWAY’S READY BELIE, lmotrti
Pilot., portlculorly d»lr>bl. itylei. .l.otrloJ l.ao.oc. 7l P 1
A betutlfiil tuoitmtol of Ct’obrlo tad 8« lu Ed*- “ lonu.oc. tbrooth tb. .......
injti and insertlngs.
will be receiving farther supplies by the
steamer during the month.
MRS, E. O. COLLINS,
DKAI.KK IX
frb-.., Unnhlonublo Bonnots,
DRESS CAPS, FLOWERS,
Kibbons, Embroidery, SBu
mt . LACE'i. 4c.
No. *253 Droad-st.,opposite (hn U.H.Hotel,
may 111 AUGUSTA. GEORGIA. [U t
Emollient Ambrosial Elixir.
T"W thu name of a delicious article which the
■ undersigned has the pleasure te recommend for ita
Magioaleffeot, in shaving, and l:a peculiar virtues in
improving the skin. No matter how thiok or stiff the
beard may bo, it is softeued in a moment, and is remov
ed by n raxor in a good condition, without tbe least
trouble or iiatu. A single trial will satisfy any one or
Us wonderful virtuos. A few drops upon the brash,
with ordinary soap and water, makes tho prooeu ol
shaving a positive pleaiuro. A single bottle will an-
'’V.r w ... • for one who shaves every day.
Ihe Emollient Ambrosial Elixir, is an ologant arti
cle for a Lady's Toilet. Nothing eon equal it in im
parting a delicate whiteness and smoothness to tbe skin.
Itie perfectly harmless.
Prepared and sold by J. DENNIS. Augusta, Ga.
Prioe 60 cents per bottlo. Diroctloni for use accom
panying each bottle. tr may 10
Factorage and ConuniggloiT
BUSINESS.
I WILL continue the Factorugo und Commission
X Business on my own aoconnt. Offieo on Bay-st.,
boot of Montgomery Street.
m *y 9 tf J. F. PELOT.
«. Brown’s Cheap Cash Store !
THE Subscriber would invite the attention of all
peisonedeairoue of purchasing rioh and elegant good!
at low price* to hia new (tore.
Printed aud Striped Siika, Printed 8atln, Plaid Ba
reges. Black and Solid Colored Bareges, Printed Or-
gaudies and Jaconets, Tlain Blaok anu Figured Silks
and Satins, Ginghams, Yronoh and Amerioan Printr—
A oomideto stock of Ladies', Mea's, Misses'and Boys'
English and German Hoeiery, Lace and Pointed Col
lars, Fine r.inbroidcred lldkfs., do. Under 81eev*a, 4c.
I have also a full assortment of the best makes of
Irish Linens, Shirtings, Drills, Oeaaburgs, Bobbinet,
Neuing, White Jaooneta, Swiss and Book Muslins,
Checked and 8trined Muslins, White Cotton Fringes.
Cottonades and Plaid Udkfa. for servants. These an<i
many other etjles of goods, will be offered at extremely
low prioe*. *
The residents of Savaunah, and those from the inte
rior, are reepootfully Invited to call and examino the
goods and prices, and judge for thomselvesat the cor
ner ol Barnard and Broughten-ata. tf may 10
ADMINIHTKATKIX’H NALh.
I LL be sold ou the first Tuosdey iu July next,
T V. »t the Court House, in the city of Savannah,
Chatham county, between the hour* or 10 and 4 o’olook,
agreeable to an order of tho Houorable tbe Court of Or
dinary of aaid county : Ten or twelve Slaves, consist
ing of men, women aud children, trrether with the late
residence, ca.loU Pleaeant Retree . t * Jamea M. Bates,
deceased, of four hundred and for., -four acreaot land
more or lata, in Chatham county, about five or six miles
trom the city, with the improvements thoreon, consist-
II oouifortable Dwelftng, with all necessary out
building* for a farm, and huudy to market. Sold ae the
Po2!!S?/fl? f J h i. # .*! U . t#of 4, he " ald JamoB M. Bates, for
the benefit of hie heirs. Terms on the day of eale.
may 2 ANN B. BATES. Administerivix.
Book and Job Printing.
No. 102 Brynn-st.
«t.»^5 NTRANcIS IN TUE LANE.)
^VKDEUS left at the Printing Office, or at tb«
Bookstore of the eabseribers, will be promptly exe-
« at «d. JOHN M. COOPER 4 CO.
1VT OTI CJi.—The uuderui^ned will contiuue fo
11 carry on the Lumber and Timber busnosieas
heretofore, uudor the namo ano etyle of J. Roborta 4
Co * J- ROBERTS,
“ar 19 ROBERT AUSTIN,
QCUAK IIOIIHK SYUUl’.-duo hhl.. Yurt-
k/l.nd Syrup, for fl.lu by
“*Z 13 WEBSTER A PALMES.
I1ACON, KUKK, AND BKKH.
JLI*) ouk. Prim. Waiturn B.cou bid...
'("• „ 4| >- do. shoulder,
6U bbls. Mess Pork.
15 do. Prime do.
76 do. Mesa Beer.
2h do. Fulton Market Beef. For sale by
raa Y 13 WEBSTER A PALMES.
I AMD, SOAP AND CANDJaUH.
Xj25 bbl.: Prime Leaf I^rd.
GO 10U D> neokages, Prime Loaf Lard.
75 boxes No. 1 Soap.
GO do. Pale and Family Soap.
00 do. Adamantine Candles.
26 do. do. Pearl Candles.
30 do. Sperm Candlea.
60 do. Patent Tallow Candles. For sale by.
may 13 WEBSTER 4 PALMES.
1 Jltll’ANNIA WAKE.—Tuu Pul,. Collin
IJ Pot., Syrup Cup., Boor Mug., OobluU, Teu »ud
Tablu Spooufl, Ae.
•"•y 1* MOR8E k NICHOLS.
piu 11 Ait 1.*3 AND HJiOKKD UKJUP—
X barrel* Pig Hama.
3 do. Smoked Beef.
For eale by [may 11] A. BONAUD.
A/T ACKKIlKLi lliecuiis, Soup, Starch, dec.
1?X JO barrele No. 2 Large Mackerel.
10 do 1 do.
10 hlf bbls 1.
10 do 2.
30 bbhi Sugar, Soda and Butter Bisouita.
26 boxes Sodu Uisouits.
60 do Buohan's Family 8oap.
60 do Colgate's No 1 do.
40 do Colgate’s 4 Beadell's Pearl 8taroh.
W do Herrings. Landing and for sole by
may 16 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO.
BL'TTJKK.
A SUPERIOR qualify of Butter for salo by
•Ll. m»y 16 w. D. FORD.
. 3r / Ouil Ki.li, Picklod Mackerel and
X 1 Sttlmou end No. 1 8hnd fur aula by
“•yld W.D. FORD.
COFFEE.
/^hl.D JAVA uud ltlu,a .uperlor quulltt .for .sin by
V7’».y 16 W.D. FORD.
l>18UUIT&i, Crackera—Fresh bodu, Egg, Lem-
JJ on and 8ponge Biscuits; also Sugar, Batter and
fauoy crackers, just received uud for aafe by
may 16 W. D FOBD. Jefferson street.
U WING KKTTLBS for the table, Brou-
O >4oe and Planished Tin with pewter.
MORSE & NICHOLS,
may 16 166 Broughton street.
pUES.’SUKK COFFEE PUT, by which
one or more cup* of coffee can be uiude in fivo
miuntos from oold water,
may 10 MORSE 4 NICHOLB.
UMH KBTTUt*, Aeparnttue Boilers, Ten
X7 Bollors, Soup Digesters, Stew Pans, Sauce Pans,
may 16 MORSE 4 NIC110L8.
T AMP HCIMSOKH fur trlmmiiut L.,uu.
XJ Fluting SciMor. with three pronn withl.uin. *
“*/ 13 MORSE A NICHOLS.
V5X.OOU OIL. CLOTH,—Fluor OH Cloth,
1 Turiuuu width., for ..1. by
lu L.ROCUE A BOWNE.
r |iUiijJ£T HUAPH.—Lupin’, tiuerHInn’a Am-
1 brosiul, aud Sapuolta, P,»«i, Puuolua, Pr.voaf,
M.ugflnotaiid Cundray’a Uuel.nd’., Damuraou, A Cu.’a
Moupela., Puuaud’a, Maally’a, Ualle a, tluatlng, Low.,
?u* B ,u WI ; dMr ’ Claaral’a lluuay, Omnibu., Chrya^
tallne Wa.b Hall, ( dc., Ao.,fcr aula by
“*/ 7 JOHN B. MOORE A CO.
^ACTEUNE WINK, for a.1# bv
Oui»y II MINIS A FLORANCE.
hJlIUAK AND MIILASSliS, Prime N. O-
ky for sale by
may 11 7 MINIS 4 FLORANCE.
/ I X A It ET, in Cask* mid Caaes, furauleby
KJ may 11. MINIS 4 FLORANCE.
jihCTTKE. »l tub. new May Uuuur.
JJ lutudt.g from rtram.r Florid., and foraelu by
tu»y tt. CI.AQHOHN A CUNNINUIIAM.
TJOHCK, Lift and B«r Fu»p., Well Bucket.
JC Ae., for mlt by lmey7J JAS SULLIVAN.
UE1D1.1TZ I’OWDKMS.-Frt.il ud full
IJ Maa, prapuad aud for aula by
apr 15 J. E. DsFOBD. ApotbauarlaF Hall.
1^4 OAF—40 boxes family reap in stos« ahd lor
Oral* by [may 11 ] E. O’BYRNE.
O iMOKHI) TONUCEM.-IOU.uiukud I’ongu.a,
Q, > b-jlssmoked Beef, resized per steamer Florida,
and f«» 'He by -
» CLAO AO. IN 4 CUNNINGHAM.
XRMORV HAIL.
THB CONCORDIA CONVERT Tinmn,
OonsUtteg of the best Artists of the CaaJJ U ^*
9t LE1PBIC, PARIS. PRAGUE. l e£*?* tai ro
«.$(». ib.IrFIKST QRANo’ “***
Vocal aad Instrumental
concert
AT THE ABOVE HALL * >
On Tneaday Bvealn*, ife* lru l.„,
PROGRAMME:
. « HIT i
1. Or«rtor,...Morlh«-llT notow..„. ,
:■ I’olpoonl Loor.Un Loni'.',urn"i" tr *
3* dliftfltiibfllDro-By U.rold....,,. ,,'Vfflhflfltr,
SiJBB? *• ,u
lotEKoiMioo or Mawvni.
AdnlMloo ($1) 5SdSuJ L -K* m U'.
Doors open at 7 o clock—Concert to cornml? .
“1 h * <rt**‘o«d of t.
”■ »*»*?• l !° or °° «f Pflribfa.n.."|* ft-i
HOARD OK HKALTH.
SAVANNAH, MAY 11, ]«.
a-—^ At » m.etlog of tb. Bo.,4 held d ,
for tbfl porpon of .r*.ol„u 011i R - "*'•
o«r, E,<i., oil oollfld to tb. Ch.lr, floda.i.r 'A.'
renoe, appointed Secretary.
The following reeolntions were offersd bv j n
Johnson, and seconded by F. Krenston •— 7 "
«0?(uh« a. T y^“ lh * “°* rl * m «'«UL oBt.„
18 S. A. T. LAWRENCE, 8.0..U,,.
PAKTICU1.AR NOTICK. '
W-3a» B 1 »f , a«i on Ik* pari V IA. nn’ in
WwS WltDUM, BQbpiXDbMl to bflh.lt of lh, 8UI.
iocuM y.t dob.tiled, for ooy pr.el.oi U m of , h .’
Coort, or tb. pr.fl.ot, »U1 b. r.qolrtd o.dar ib, ...
oily of Ihe I*w, to b* promptly Io otteodum ,, u..
doy, Hth. TUOB. T. LONG, Sol. O.. I,'
OUT 10
Medical Electricity.
todueoc. throogh tha ivium
IU flrit lodlootl.o is to atop p.lo-thl. lidioi ln«u«tl.
It out acU vigorously upoo tha dinuad p , ttl '
■treogthaolo, ood lovlgorttlottha Oflr.fliand a lw j u ’
ood h.lplo* th« orgtoi of the ayitom to porfono th.i,’
fuootlou molorly ood hoalthfolly. It brMoi tbo
-i.rroo, it ole.uflfla tho aoorotlooi, it Tlrifiu
ooa the elreol.tlon or the vttol Soldo, ood || TU toit
ood energy to the Urflr, kidney,, ud oil otbir erpe,
In th, ayatem.
It Kethei the moet painful Irritation,, it reaevH lh,
moat frlgtitfol floolllogi and difltortlonj, It rallflf«a tba
moot vlolaot poroxytma, ud eoro. the meat cbatiifll,
ud term,.tin* polo, otrhoomouflm, geofl, ■•imp,,
•lek haid.chfl, dyapopfll^ dywotery, dUrrhu, u < tU
chronic .cute poini. On. tr!H will pror. Iu carte;.
Priefl 25 .ad 51) cent..
KAO WAY Ac CO.'S NKW REMEDY,
For the oure of Bernini., Nodee, White Swelllot.Cflrlrfl
of the Bence, Syphllli, Ao. It la dally perform!., n|.
rulflfl lo e.rlo* tho elok ud rlddto* Ihe eyeUm of dle-
eue. The new medlcloe le colled Ridaij r Biieva-
tlng Rcaelvrnt. Price of tb. Bofolrent, SI.
m»y7 TThSlm
medicine, believing that, in most cases, ns-
turo herself perfects a rare more rapidly and effeotnsl-
ly than can be a jompllohed by the vegetables and
mino.als of niedloal soienoe. But in the matter oi dys
pepsia, there are ohronie fixtures about it, whloh, very
often, defy t.!lthe effortaof nature to events a healthy
action of the digestive organs, and It not anfraqnextly
happens that thoasands suffer for yean, diseased both
In body and in mind, from indigestion end ita kindred
ills. Te such Hoofland’e German Bitters prepared by
Dr. C. M. Jaokson, are truly a moet valnnble prepara
tion. It is atonio medicine, giving a healthy notion to
the stomneb, und will be found highly sorvloenble at
nil seasons, but especially daring tho spring. Djipep-
only be oured by a pnt'ent perseverance In one
course of treatment; and te all those suffering under
this sad malady we wonld recommend an application to
the depot of Iloofland’s German Bitters, 120 Arch
street, Philadelphia.—Philadelphia Inqvir-.r.
may 16 | m
Carriage Tor Hale.
W=qr.A light oue horse Carriage, (with pole)
built to order by Brower 4 Bon, NewYork, aud has beea
used bat littto. It ean be teen at the Carriage Reposi
tory or Mr. Gee. W. HarUcatile.
may 13 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO.
NOT1GK.
O N and after Sunday, May 15,1853, there will be
no Soda Water told on Sabbaths at the Apotheoa-
nc» Hall, (may 13) J. E. OXFORD, Proprietor.
Liver Complaint,
Jaaadloe v Dynpepnla(CliraDlo or Nervals
Debility, Diseases of the Kldaeya,
And all
Diteasen ari
sing.lo.n a disor-
t e-eu Liver o- B5o-
oh, such rn Constipa
tion. 2awnvd Pile*, Fullness
r Blo.U to the Herd, Aridity of
g US* I J. XOOJ, XU'IU
Stomach, Sou? Ernototl.__.
.ipgat thenttof the S^uuich- Swimming
i. Sinking o? Flutter-
• 8 —»» «*» • <« o’ <mach. Swimming
.of the l.e •(*, Hurried aud Difitralt
fireatliinT, Flattering at the
Ue.irt, LliokiogorbuiVoc^L'ng
SeneaHooBwlieninalying
pouu-e, Dimness of
Vlalon, Dots or
Webs lelbro,
t lie Sight,
Fever and dull pain in il.e l>eoJ, Deficiency o/Perspira
tion, Ye How nr : of ioem.ia und Kges, Pvi.tlnlhe Sule,
Bar.:, Chest, dc., S ■■'.'vs Flushes qf Beat, Bum-
DR. HCQFLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
rcRrArjtn i
, PHILADELPHIA,
n couvs di van »'* not excelled, if
#• p, cpdruUon in the United States,
9 aid'll, in tti'ing cases, qfl*"si.i{fulphysicians
Tiie.ie Litters re wo-.liy tbe attention of invalids.
l/nilrii.
TfieneElU...
PosaesfiirTgrea vii.uee in the recti ttc.it I on of diseases
Live: and lex er giard^, exeiclsing the most
n j power? In wer.hnci* end affections of th# di-
ergaus, tliey: .re withal aafe, certuiu and plsas-
/•.* ! jfittiiusui ,ni ; urnn ’n jjuiers, iov uiocur*
l.iver Comnlr-int, Jaundice, Dynpepiia, C'hrenloor
i vous DeblMty, S deservedly one ol tlio most popular
dioinrj o.’ he icy. Tlicse Hi tie's havobern used by
jsunde, and a . tend ei,our elbow siys In lias lt.'m-
eelual and permanent cere ot J.-'ll
medloim
thojRi
;uivod.
Cofliipli-.inti'.'o t
vineed JHHHIL
§ta- Jy g. inv u-.-ongwh and vigor—a taefWthy of gwl
oon*:ueia.’or. Thoy are pleasant Jn taste and smell,
—j — ..— d by persons with the mo.UflllC.il..-*-
ache wi '
Biy, under any eircamstunces. Wea
o.:UI :3..-om experience, a..d to the offlioied weedvise
eu0.ri.b0,
Scot's WcekTy, oi e of the best literary papers poh
IliUcd, e-'d, Ai'30flt21—
"Dr. Ih.,limit's tie,man Bitters, mannfacturcd-ly
Dr, Jr-oUson, r e now recommended by come ot the moil
prom'ue.it members of tbe faculty as an artiolo o' much t
efficacy in ooi.es of .emale weakness. As euch Is the
case, we would ad vise all mothers to obtain aboUle, sna
thus save themselves uuoh siokness. Porous of dsbil-
iUtted cous.itutions will bed theio Blciers advantage
ous to their health, ae we kaov< from experience the
salutary e&eet they have upon weak systems."
MORE EVIDENCE.
The rhilade1r<hia butarday Q&sette, the best fkmily
newepapor published in tho United States. Thesdltar
suys or
DR. IIOOFLAND’8 GERMAN BITTERS-
It Is soidom thr.t we rccomme: d wbutareterm*dpa
tent Medicines, to the uonfldonco and patronage or our
wadera; and, tlmrerote, when we secommendDr. uooi-
lacd'e German E;tto:*, wo w.’sUittobedUtinotlyunoer-
*>.. -Agrotus of tns
orioi and then
thsytaVodone tiie^^ulUy race o^]*-
stood that v
day, that a .i
jazat-SB&i
S7.0XQAK.
speaLing oi the nostrums of ths
noised about for a brief per!-' mnA th * n
'orgoitan, r..er they laYo done tiiobgollty. —
Jhlef, bat ofencuielne long estakltaheu, unirerial'7
prised, and which has met the hearty approval of we
EviLoi co upon evidence has been received (Hk(JJ*
foregol ug) from a' 1 Motions oI ike Ur ion, t ie r.« um*
yean, and the s.vongest testimony in i. uevortawa*
there is more of it used In the practice of ihe re#*-
physioiaua oi Philadelphia than ail other nci.rur (com
binad, afr.J-that can easily bo eatabltshod, and fully
proving that a ao.'ontiHo p.ep. vatioa will mee#w»a
their quiet approval when presented even in u 111
°That this medicine will oure Liver OompUlnUijd
Dyspepsia no eae c..n douU, after using 14 f-•
Itac.s speelflc:.!ly upon tlieslomaejuuuilver;-tJ'P;*
.erf.Mo tj oa'omel !u all bitints di4
Immed!:.te. Tuey c n Le r. jmiuisto.ed to fomata o.*i*
fant with safe.y r. -d reli:.b*e heneht a', a -y time.
11E>/ARJ OF COUNTERFEI-8. .. h
This mediclgp ltr.s attai icdthz.high o’laractar ww«“
is necaoavy fo? ail mccIolhCJ 11 attain '.jiodcoe ew»
terfsltsrs to n .it fork!: spools r.vtiolcir.i.ie risk M •***
Uvea of Ctoce w.io r.ve innocaitly dooelved.
Leo 4' well .’o ii;t musri.3 tu'lhs
They have the wrU.en t^nata?o of C. M. JACKWJ
upon the wrapper, ar.d Ms nr,xe blown In thebow**
without widen ..i:u a,*.parlous. .. 1.
Jte .siWloC”’. ..d BetflJI fit).
O E It 11A N UEUIC1NE STOBE,
No. UU ATcU-ilroot, ■.(uilMDO,
ud 0; rupflouUfl dflt'.rfl ti.flri.Hr th»o«h
PHICKS KKotcED,
To oooblo Ol oUmoo 0fl5«1^0 to 011(0/ uo odrto—o—
ef their grest rcstorat .te powew.
8i.i<il. W'es 75 ee*t).
Alooforoalfl b/i'jL„LiBOOB*. YT.W. U9COU>.
Cborls**