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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1853)
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Advertisements from transient persons orstraucers auit be paid iu advance. Yearly advortlsors, exceeding ia their advertisemeate tbs average number of lines agrsed for, will be charged at proportional rates. Advertisements sent to this ofleo without dirootlons. M to the number of insertions, will so published daily mill ordered to bo discontinued, and charged aeeord- ln $**rly advertisers will bo restricted to their buimoss' and all other advertisements, not pertainG* to tbsir regular business, as agreed for, will bo ohi * oharged the Edit "’.o. Ad J art J aamant « »PP««f U the « 4 Trl i for the Counti v. »r All L.U.TI direct,<1 ;to Ihl. .Bo. idust be postpaid. Wsetlr News," for the Country. THE DAILY NEWS. Arrival or the Alabama.—Tbia steamer, commanded by Capt. Ludlow, arrived yeeier* day afternoon ot 2 o’clock, in G2 hotlni'froin Njw Vork. We ore Indebted to Purser Wil liams, and to opr New York contemporaries, for late papers. The Alabama brought a very large freight. Firk.—Between eleven and twelve o’clock yesterday forenoon, a quantity of hay in a stable at the corner of State and Montgomery streets, was discovered to be on fire. It was extinguished without damage to the building. Mobile and Ohio Railroad* We learn from tho Culumbua Timet that the entire rood from Mobil* to the Kentucky line is under contract—a distnnee of 453 miles except a few miles of light work in Tennessee and Mississippi and can he constructed in sis mouths. Nine tenths of the contracts have been taken by planter* along the road, who hive in all cases given bow '.a for (he perform ance of the work on or bofore the first Novern* ber, 1854. N Public Alcetlug. Savannah, May 17,1853. At a meeting of the citizens of Savannah held to-day in the Exchange, R. Wayne, .Mayor, was called to the Chair, and E. A. Soullard appointed Secretary. Tho Chairman then rose, and stated that in view of the opening of the line of Railroad cuuuecring the cities of Savannah and Colutn- bus, it waa desired to celebrate the event by extending the hospitalities of the city to the citizens of Columbus. It was on motion of A. A. Smets, Esq., Resolved, That His Honor the Muyor, ap point u committee of invitatioo consisting of lillseii to carry out the object. Tho following committee waa thon ap pointed : II. D. Weed, Dr. P. II. Wildman, J. 1LJohnson, L. W. Welle, W. P. Yonge, John T. Thomas, James T. Webb. John W. Anderson, M. 8, Cohen, D. T. Scranton, Jbraea Sullivan, O.T. Howard, K.S.Kempton, E. 8oullard, W. W. Garrard, On motion of W. P. Yonge, Esq., Resolved, That the Mayor und Aldermen be requested to make auituble arrangements for the entertainment of the guests invited. R. WAYNE, Chairman. E. A. Boullard, Secretary. •Survey of the Route to the Pacific. A Washington correspondent of the N. Y Herald says:—Of the four parties to be detail ed, under the direction of the War Depart ment, to make survey a-and explorations of the various routes to the Pacific, the organization ol the party under Mr. Stevens, Governor of the new territory of Wanhingtou, has already been published. The instruction* were to-day given fur the second party, under the command of Lieut. Robert S. Wililamson. It is to be composed as follows: Lieut. R. S. William- loo and Lieut J. G. JParke, of the corps of To pographical engineers, and Lieut. C. B. An derson, of the Infantry; also, ono mineralo- .giut and geojogist, one philologist aud iratu ’ Illl * guiiiwgwi, uuo ,/niiuiugioi uuu iiaiu- ahsl, two civil engineers, aud one draughts- nan. The selection of the individuals to fill these positions has out yet been made. This party will sail from New York on the 20th invtant for Sau Francisco, to commence ope rations. It will ascend tho San Joaquin to the Twelve Lakes, and explore the various posses leading through the Sierra Nevada. Havinj leuumg inrougu uie sierra lvuvaun. slaving determined the most practicable route, it will return thence to the mouth of the Gila, aud proceedto San Francisco. Lieut. Williainsou his selected Dr. Herman, of Philadelphia, as Physician and naturalist, and Professor Mather, of Ohio, as geologist and mineralogist of the expedition. The party under Lieut. Whipple, or the Topographical Engineers, ia designed to operate on the meat southern route practicable within our territory, and will proceed from the Mississippi west on about the same parallel that Liout. Williamson's party takes from the Pucific coming east. Leaving some point oil the Mississippi river near or south of Memphis, a reconnoisance will he conducted to Rio del Norte, iu the vioinity of Albuquerque, New Mexico; thence westward a pass will be nought through the Sierra Madre, and tho moat practicable route across the Colorado and by Walker’s Pass to the Pacific. Lieut. Ives, one of the assistants in this party, will proceed at once to Albuquerque to hasten ope- tations in that quarter. This is the route ■pacified by Mr. R. H. Kern iu his letter to Mr. Gwin, last January. The parly under <he command of C«pt» Gunnison, of the Topo graphical Engineer#, will proceed to the Kocky Mountains, in the vicinity uf latitudes •>7 30 and 38 degrees, to examine the practi cability of the passes through Ibis range in mat region. The Arkansas river will be left in the vioinity of tho Huerfano, and that stream followed to.near its source. Thence the valley u! San Luis, near the head of tho Rio Graude, will be entered by the wool practicable of the three passes found there. The valley of the «t. Louis will be followed to its northern cx- "•JTO. whence the waters of Graud River will be struck by passing through the Coo* cnu-lo-pa Pass. The country on the western ■me of the main river will be the next portion 01 ,h ®joule until the Spanish trail is intersect- * d * Either that or the region lying eaal of it give the final portion ol the route to the Mohave river, or Walker’s Pass, in the Sierra y|cvada. 'This is the routs on wbic.. Colonel j reniont wet his disaster, in the winter of and recently advocated by Colonel ffenton. No assistants having yet been asao- Osrreapeidesee of Dally Marnlng News. Tha Railroad Aooideat at Norwalk-Koeeutb-Tho Crjatxt Palace—The Chinese Rebellion and tha Ton Trade—Abolition—Indictment for publishing Lottery Advertisement*—Vanderbilt's ataamer North Star- Poet Offloe Robbery—8teamor Atlantic'* Qnlok Paa- • aft—Cotton and Money Market*. New York, May 14,1853. 1 last wrote you on the 10th Inst., eud since that date public atteution haa continued to he almost exclusively occupied with the dreadful railroad disaster nt Norwalk. The verdict of the Corouer'a Jury has been published, and it ia, 1 think,* document remarkable for just and timely common sense views'. It fully perforins the duty which was forced on the jury by the naturo ol the evidence, of throwing unqualified blame on the shoulders of the engine driver, aud it does not acquit the directors of the rail way, who a.a proved to have been cognisant of tho fact that the order to pass through the village of Norwalk slowly, and "with exceed ing care,” was daily ignored to all intents and purposes, by every drivsr in the employment of the company. The Directors have also published a letter well and sensibly written, In which they at tempt lo exculpate themselves hv placing all the ouus ol the accident on the head ot the engine driver; hut while fully acknowledging the culpability of this o Hi cor, the public is not hv any means disposed to let the management of the controlling board escape so easily. If lliov were aware that their regulation to tho effect that the trains should proceed slowly and with exceeding care through the village ol Norwalk, was every duy practically viola ted and set at naught, they were bound to have the fault corrected ; und having failed to do this, they must take tho responsibility of their neglect. The lives of fifty human beings have beeu carelessly sacrificed, and the pub lio demands that the law shall take cognisance of the massacre. Two steamers have arrived from Europe since my last—and their news is interesting il unimportaut. Firstly we havo a very lengthy epistle from Louis Kossuth to his friend, com plaining that no real hospitality is shown him in England, because the detective Police ire set fe watch hia house, and even " to take a cab and follow auy of his visitors who are ol suspicious appearance. A letter like Mr. Kossuth’s looks very woll, end reads very well on paper—and will no doubt havo caused some excitement in England. John Bull is rnther averse than otherwise to the secret Police system, and does not like to nave his boasted hospitality questioned. But there is a great deal to be said also on tho other side of the question. Eugland has promised that none of the political refugees, who have found a secure ehelter on her soil, shall be permitted to propare armaments or create conspiracies against foreign governments, and when a huusofull of gunpowder, inuskots, war rockets und'other unpeuceablo commodities are dis covered in Bermondsey, tho said ammunition aud warlike stores not belonging to govern ment, but to parties who cannot or will not ex plain motives fur the preparation of such ag gressive objects, it must be owned that it be comes time for the authorities to look after the man whose constant topic of declamation ia war against Austria. 1 do not attempt lo de fend the horrible system ol espionage to which u government like that uf England can only resort with disgust—but I certainly am not pre pared to follow Mr. Kossuth in Ins denuncia tion of a course which his own conduct (even though nothing else can) would appear to render not only excusable bnt in some degree necessary. Kossuth, by the way, does not like to be watched. The English papers by the two Iqst arrivals afford the agreeable intelligence that the Brit ish Government is preparing to recognize the " New York Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations,” in a mannor worthy of the two great Peoples. The Commissioners appointed to represent England in this country during the Fair, some of whom aro to cotne over in a Government steamer, and the rest in a fifty gun frigate, are Gentlemen in every way qualified to do honor to the representation. The Earl ot EUsmere, better known aa Sir Francis Egerton, amt subsequently as Lord Levesnn Gower, is a nobleman of great ac complishment and taste in art. Sir Charles Lyeli, the grout geologist. Professor Wilson, the celebrated agriculturist, and Mr. Dilke and Mr. Wallis, experienced managers of the London Exhibition, with several other well known and desirable names, will accompany Lord Ellsineie, and will no doubt receive a hearty welcome. Meanwhile, 1 regret to say that the Crystal Palace proceeds hut slowly, und the original plau having beeu departed from in the substitution of a wooden roof, in stead of a roof of class, as was at first intend ed, we shall have the sorry epoctacle of a half and half hybird sort of building, which, decid edly, will not do os as much credit as would have been the case, had even the original scheme been carried out. Some of the Philadelphia papers have lato- boon sneering at the Exhibition, which they considered quite beneath the imitation of that city. The table of the fox and the grapes is too old to invite repetition; hat it is pretty well understood evety where that did Philadel phia possess either the means or the spirit to build a Crystal Palace, she also would have tried one. Being without either, she is spared the shaino of a miserable failure, which proba bly would have been tho result of a similar attempt in that out-of-the-way little piece, iu contrast to the success which will writ on the Crystal Palace of New York. The news from Chiua is again vory inter- sting, if we are to aceept as correct the ad- ices of the 12th Marcn, which had reached London from Trieste by telegraph. The re bellion had so far increased in power, it it said, that the insurgents had Itaken Nankin Without troubling ourselves with the merits of the casus belli, for 1 confess 1 know nothing at all about it, it may not be out of place to point out how we Yankees, outside barbarians, thousands of miles away from the scene of quarrel, ore nevertheless interested in the movement—and fur the simple reason, that while tho quarrel lasts our supplies of tea are in danger of being cut off. And this is not a light matter, seeing that since the 1st July, 1852. to the 22d February, 1853, no less than 31,580,000 lbs. of tea were exported to the United States. Some small portion of this immense supply went to the ports of Sau Fran cisco and Boston, but the great hulk came hither. Now il the civil wars <if the Chinese interfere to any marked extent with the pro duction or delivery of tea, it ia clear that prices here, which are now comparatively low for all descriptions, and especially Ningyong and Oolong, Cenkoi, Chulaw end Pecco blacks, must undergo a considerable improvement.. It ie worthy of noto that tho consumption of teas makes little headway in the South, at compared with the North—rnd this is, 1 pre sume, owing to the fact that the great mujo- " (Lm Mnrlh anil WmiI Hurd Fate. A few days since while three men were en gaged in painting the front ol a lofty house in Veeey-street, New York, the scaftolding gave way and one of the men was instantly kill ed. On Monday his remains were followed to tho grave by his widow and her three or phans, two neighbors joining in the solemn ceremony. And now lor the history of this desolate family, aa given by tho New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Dispatch. He tella us that this family had scarcely been two months in this country! This was the first chance the unfortunate deceased has been favored with, since lie landed, of earn ing a penny; and, though a iawyer and a literary man ot home, hunger and want, sick ness, penury, aud friendlessness, had com pelled him to take that day a brush in hand and turn painter, to obtain bread for his starv- ig self and family! How brief was that ibor! Instead of returning home at night with hia dollar to his famishing little ones, he was carried home before dark on a shutter, a mass of mangled and mutilated humanity. In comfortable circumstances in Dublin, lie and his family abandoned their home to bet ter their fortube, and arrived here last Feb ruary. They had with thorn about $280 in gold. They were robbed of this petty store within five minutes after their trunka reached the shore—some " baggage smasher” having car ried off the very trunk that contained it. This left them penniless in a foreign land. Sorrow made hia wife ill. Their infant child sickened and died the first week after. The broken-hearted immigrant was next prostra ted, himself, by downright trouble und des pair. When he recovered, which was slowly, his wife, unused to such hardships, sank away again, a victim to her sufferings. All this exhausted the means of every friend to whom they could apply, and swallowed up, in pledge after pledge, every rag of clothing except that which covered their nakedness. Even the wedding dress had been pawned, the morning of the accident, to obtain food! Yesterday the widow died, and to-day tho poor little children will bo sent to the alms house! Three wilh Captain GunoUoo, except Mr, R. J 1, K*ni, whose exieuslve and reliable infer- Ration iu regard to the whole of the country :° ** «mkT hia varioua qualifications J- Boginaer; guide, end artist, reuder him of w euccesaful pro«ecatipn of Pi vort* I clerk ‘'(Bco && h>at money _____ ______ ‘""Ufiata, meumfle nt Foiusiarf Miit at Nbw put lb. foreign tellur., i»o4 tt Uw N ' oftltcircou u being liiuM rob- _ int -of tb« WMdi Il i* Mill NOMjrfH SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18. 1853. in this city, ctlled the Reporter and Hanking Circular have been cileu before a Judge and made to give hail for their appearance, should the Grand Jury find a true bill against them for publishing the advertisements of a Balti more lottery company. Mr. Vanderbilrs steamer, the North Star, which he bae built for ihefpurpoao of enjoying with his friends e visit to the most impurtaut cities ol the world, is to he submitted to the curiosity of the public on Monday and Tues day next. This ia a munificent kind of ex penditure, which outdoes any thing yet at tempted in England, and fairly out-herods the llcrods ol the old Venetian Republic. A singular discovery has been made at tho Post Oflice. Complaints have for a long time been made that money and valuables were ex tracted from letters sent to German in the closed mails. In order to test if the depreda tions were committed on this side, a letter left half open, and directed in Germany, &c., con taining a ring, was thrown into tho letter-box —and it wos soon after observed in the hands of a clerk who was appropriating tho ring, lie was of course arrested and will be tried. The ^astonishing passage made by the At lantic, which steamer arrived this morning in nine days and twenty-two hours from Liver pool,forms the prevailing topic of conversation. Mr. Collins looks bravely to-day, but nobody has seen Mr. Cunard. More confidence appears to be felt in cotton, and as soon as the market, gives way about | of a cent, which I think very probable, we may look for a very active business. Money is easier and Exchauge was decided ly firmer for tho Pacific steamer which Bailed his morning, the leading Drawers asking 9) a 9} percent. Nkssuno. mouths ago tho whole family were living joy ously in their own native home, and now be hold at Ward’s Island, in these helpless or phans, all that is left ol it! A more crowded chapter of wretchedness and misfortune it has never been our lot to encouuter. DIBBLE & CAREY CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, Wurerooui R. E. Comer of Whitaker and Broughton-tlt., Havnnunh. 1 MIE Subscribers, in enuouuciug to their mimer- aae ouetomers and the public, the arrival and opening.of their Spring 8 toe k , foliolUt* thomaelves on ths advantages whioh their re cent purchases enable them to offer all who desire to ■elect their Clothing from an extensive assortment of the choicest goods, mads in ths most y L Fasblonable Style. These goods havo boon purchased under the personal inspection of one of the proprietors; and availing them- selves of favorable olroumstances, they are enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but to offer them LOW PRICES, i mast distanoa all oompetUlon In their trade. The following enumeration is made for the benefit of Gentlemen in the country, whoso orders will meet RECEIPTS OT OOTTOH, *«•, ll»Y 17. P«r C.alr.l ILIlro»d-J40 tutu Cotton, >.d Mill., lo 0 U.rtildn, U W U.no.ny k Co, 8 M 1..I1IU.I1, E P.rwn. k Co, Brlgh.m. Kill/ * Co, Mill. 4 Dtirr, 0 J Smith, Ulhrop 4 SUbblm. WMbb.ro, Wilder 4 Co. Per it..m.r T 8 M.toaD, Itym An,niU- JJ8 b»l<> C.tto...dMd..,toaUJobMO»,MJ»el: b«dge, ,ed order. Illy, J B Cob- CONSIGNEES. Per rteemrhlp Alebeme, frdtn New-Yorb—Q Alexan der, Aiklp 4 burn., A Hoeeud, Bolton A Ooeby, An* deraoes 4 Co, Joe H'BvrroefM 4 Son, J A Brown,It K U.ranm A Co, Belde. 4 On, C R .Reteloe, Bunker 4 Ugden, Brigheni, Kelly 4 Co, A Chetn.ion, J B Cub* hedge, II CreMtou, CUfharB 4 Cueoinghetn, Cohn. 4 Terver, M A Colieo, j V Coniiere. A Co, w 6 Dtolmp, W M OevIdBon. 'I E lleFetd, DeWitt 4 Morgen/S C Cupping, due 8 fir. W D Ford. W W Oerreril, W W Goodrich, 11 JOiRjert, U.u.m.n 4 Mover,C HxrlrMge, II dowdy, Uon. 4 Cowry. A Uw*»l, Dr J B Uew- erd, as llenrv, W Dele. W lleldt, N A Borden A Co, J UMbrouek A Co, UvPOe>'>AElpre.i, J D Jem, |0 Johnpn k Co, J no Jones, G kl Johnson, Ksmptonh \er- •tllffTKinehley. Lochott ft Co, N B Knnpp, Vv TJovd, Il Lathrop* Co. 8 M Lafflteaa. F Lohofl. It A Lewis, W W Lincoln, W Msckay, 1 W Morrell ft Co. Motso ft Niahols, Maas A Heymjin, T R Mills, W 11 ilay ft Co, T B Wayne, and o PASSENGERS. Per etoamship Alabama, fm New York—H W Ranks, J AtcOolgan, M Christie, A MoUawdy, G B Johnson, T Williams. J Tompkins, J W King, G B ILooher, 8 G White, A W Craven, 11 Thoropeon, Mrs Sa'l Barry aad servant, and 8 steerage. CUMMEBCIAL. Snvnnnnli HI»vhel« May 18. COTTON—There ie very little demand, and the ealee yesterday were only 06 bales, vla.'Mat 10, and 14 at 10K cents. Havaaoah Exports* WiLMisorow.—Prig Ellen Hayden—UP sacks Salt. NEW YORK, MAY 14.—OOTTOir.—Th« market has' been steady as to prices for the past three days, with modernto sales and a rather moro general demand. The ealee for the ln«t three days are fi,RW Males, making a to tal for the week of 1 bnlos. W* quote: ATLANTIC rLOK|n . OTUKOOULr pouts. ponya. fnferio^ none. none. none. Low to good ord 8>a*D« 8«ia9V 8*a9>* ,• to good mid D%nlOK lDall ....... fair to fair llall?< llaft* llKalfi* Fully fair to good fair— — (&— — ® — Good and fine — <fl)— — <S»— — & - Oats.—Ont* do not arrlva freely, and ae the demand ie good, pcioee Jut?* again adyanoed—wo quote River and Canal 46&47* cents, Western and Canada 47<$48, Jersey 44@46; Pennsylvania 4<k$4; inferior bouth- .jsI®4U;andgood40@4J. J ^ Corn.—There hoe been an nollve demand for Corn at “ - priAoxxad,** the marketiseleu the inquiry has boon for nom* use aud export—the stock ia store is about 125,000 bushels, but this is not of fered at present—the sale* are 126.590 bushels closing at ’ ~ i cents for unsound. 63<h|65 for mixed Southern, or Whit* do. 09(a;76 for Yellow do. and 71 now asked, 62(20G3 for good New Orleans, (lki(djG9 for round Yellow, 6for round White, nominal and 67 for mixed V eststn. Hat.—Shipping Is doll at 37)4 cents: for city ase there la a gooddemand at $1® 1.12)4, cash. Lato*.—Tho arrival! are email; tW.OUO sold at $2 G2)£ cash and 90 days. Iron.—The market for Pig Is unsettled—small sales the spot, have been made at * “ t small vl Scotch, on tne spot, nave oeen otauo hi * moi. hut for arrival lower havo beeuaocepted. lnvolae ofSwedoe Iron sold on private terms. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 90.—In manufactured Iron stooks are light everywhere, and consumption greatly i the Increase. The demand, however, Is light, the reoent reduction not having yet had ita effect upon for- closeslieavUy. RiCB^—Tbe ■_ , , In price*. The only Inquiry ii Inales, s '* mountL_ — — . Wiiiiky,-A firm market with * ~ . forborne use, the West and neighboring port*. The sales of ths week amount to about 000 tcs. at $4(34.6%, cash. Wiiiiky,—A firm market with sales of 200 bbls. Ohio and Prison at 28c. Dradge Is hold at 2le. time. Provisions.—The Pork market is firmer with small sales of New at $15.50 and $13,25 tor Prime, a sal* of 1UU0 bbls. Prime for future delivery was made at $13. Beef ia steady with sales of 150 bbls. at $8JllQ|10J0 for Country bless, $12.50(313 for repacked Chicago, and 6.76 for Country and City Prime. $5@G 76 for Country and City Frim< lu Beef hams there is nothing of impdrtaneo doing, nnd prices remain nominally the earns. Cat meat* dull; email ealee of Hams at 8\i@9o. and for Shoulders. Lard steady with moderate sales, at 9k(310e. Butter Ie selling at 12(§)l6o. for Ohio, and 15(320 for State. Cheese remains as last noticed. FRRlOHTt.—2500 bales Cotton Mil(39^2d. part com pressed ; 25 do. Sea leland j*4d. Liverpool Market. LIVERPOOL, MAY 3, 1853.-Corrox.-Our market for this staple closed firmly on Friday lost, ia cones- luence of the large error in oar stook, discovered on ' day. On Saturday there waa scarcely so tnneh of. S. . faring, and with an improved demand ; full pvloes were obtained. The Europe* - “ ' w * * * advices, to hand yesterday re business la the Amer*— markets, at higher prioes, stimulated by the rapid ing off In receipt*, and redueed estimates for the crop, -- produce the same effect here, * ire, as sp*< tors have not suAciont coufidonee in the future to < ntu with spirit; and tho trade have and are like ■nil continue to —. our stock approximates somewhat closer bales ; 6.0U0 for speeuLvtloaand - eon, l.UOU Brasil, 900 Egyptian, 1,700 Surat. The im- time Ie about 35.UU0 bales. port forth* a HAVRE, MAY 2.—Our Cotton market was very dull last week ; the total sales amounted to 4.700 bales only, against 18,400 bales imports, and prioes declined i.la2. On Saturday the sales were 600 bales. Daring ths month of April tho outsoinas wsro abou 1,000 bales, leaving oar stock 90,000 , owing to the intelllf eaee brought by the Eu rope, received this morning, by telegraph from New York, the demand has been spirited, nnd 2,500 bales have been taken nt stiffer prioes. The imports have been 3,450 balsa; by the Monmonth, from Charleston. The season 1s very fine, and the crops in genera), are promising. prompt attention, and who, Whon In tlu» oitjr, are ■pecttully invited to an examination of our Goods. GENTLEMENS CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESS Coate of every quality. in Black, Bine, Brown, USIN tfls LvA13, iu greaivaneiy, tjx• ApIusd, nut* siaDook, Drab Data, Alpacha, Cashmeret, Frock and Book business Coats. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a great variety of ufk end Fanoy Ctusimeres, at a great variety of prioes. M Drab Dot* “ " " White and Fancy Linen Drills, “ 41 44 Fancy Marseilles, 44 " 44 VE8T8.—Biaok Silk and Satin Vests. Fancy Silk 44 White Silk, for Party “ White, Buff and Fanoy Marseilles and Buff r and Linen FURNISHING GOODS. Furnishing Qoods of every description for Qentle- mon'a wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, waterford ties, Prince Albert ties, spring stooks. merino shirt* T/hite and Baff Dock wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, watorford ucs, Prince Albert ties, spring stooks. merino shirt* and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts, a tine as sortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Port- mo nias, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and most fash ionable styles. Boys’ Clothing. Comprising tho largest assortment evor offeree in this ty, consisting of Frocks, Sacks, Polka Saoks, Jackets, oats and Pants, in every variety of style and material suitable for tho season. MERCHANT TAILORING. Tho (h.orphl. and long MtxhlUh.d reputation which th.UeiL.Muhm.nth.1 «aju>«d nnd .til) maintain, for th. .tyl. nnd Bnl.h of IU pntwirat. mad. to ordor, a. nre composed of Irish, who nr. tea drinker,. In the Weal particularly. where, instead oi the spurious ond painted green tone, which were I'urtnorlr sent to that maiket, genuine and g-ml blacks ora eulutilulad, the consumption of lea haa amaniugly iuuraaaed. Ths Anti-Sla,ery Sucioty has this year hold ita ounual meeting ia this city, and wa hare been treated to tbs asms old worn out etartea by the oirae speakers, which ha,o character ized abolition speeches for tho last twenty years. Tha fact is not unworthy of remark, as ovideuco of tho unpopularity of Ibis agitation, that no now men are axar induced to take a piumineut part iu the proceeding. The pro- gramma ia alwaya tha earn—IV m. Lloyd tiatrieon, Wendell Phillip;, Aj'p kelly Foo ter, Fred. Dooglaa, E»q. eud ’.u«>■ Stone.— Win. Lloyd Ggrritou eok.'l ■' f • se of itn- r"1 ■ r «* Where i, the Union Safeyr Caprc"he uoioe Softy Committee ia dieno'eou, m'.w because it carried ita point rtul fp /vled u bjecr whan Ilia Fugitive alavu A«t ’/«crtnv. low—ao4 if the poor opposition of iJr. Gon'iaon'a Biaok sod White—or iay Piebald—crew were ol any importanoe.tho Union Barely Committee would soon be at ita post again to aetouieh the week Iterrea of the abolition iaciioa. They bare been fortunate-iu finding e room lie re lliie spring iu which Iu bold forth. They triad hard to get ooe, bnt nobody ia poaaaaaion ol a room targe enough, would lot it for the puipoae. Mr. darriaon, in the course of ti very windy "pooch, made uae of the following eipraaaiua. “ Where ie Calhoun now f where ie Clay t where ia Webster ? All gone', and wa are here chanting our songs of victory!” This observation 5 in eueb evidently brilliant teste e* to be beyond Critic la®. The editor and printer of s paper published tha constant effort of the proprietors still to eoBtioue.— They invite the spaoiol atteution or both old ana now customers to tho following, from which they are pro- K arod to furnish garment*, which they will warnnt to • ns plut ultra In both fit and fashion. SIMONl'S k BIOLLY'8 best Blue, Black, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronic, Corobo and Olive Cloths. Black Doeskin, Black, Gnssimere, and a large assort ment of Colored and Faucy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fancy Linen Drills. VESTINGS.—Whit* 811k and Satin, for Party Vest*. Bleok am. fancy Silk end Satins. White, Buff end Orange Caesium re*. A large variety or White, Buff and r "° r ““uniform suits. For Volunteer Compaut.. Iu tli. city anil throughout th. State, mail, and furuliUsd at th. .hgtt.lt antic, aud In tha bait mona.r. DIBBLE 4 CAHEF. ap 4 j l» QKLKCTBO UOBIIBN MUTTER—M O tip Ml.eud action Butter, landing from lUuut 4QRAHTON. JOHNSTON 4 CO. \\T H1TL 0A4UID. W-V8- 4W WJiet re-re |$J Beane rftdo. Split Beane; 104*. Dried Apples, The sales of the three days i lest, with a fair amount offering. -• ‘ **— J e enlmatad at 11,000 [port. 17,400 Amerl- .700 jwoi WRIGHT, GANDY ft CO. AlMtlNti INTELLIGENCE. TORT OF SAVANNAH.. b.nre. On th. lSth.0JU4M.Ut9d.il N r lou7C.ld W, 4 and 10, to G H Johnson. Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston. Steamer D L Adams, , Palatka. New Watch, Clock, Jewelry AND FANCY STOKE, BROUGHTON-STREET, No. 148. M R. FRANC18 STEIN, Manufacturer of Chro nometers, Clocks, Town Clocks, Watches, fto.fto., eotfully Informs his oustomgrs **• v, ‘ ..spectrallyi . . rally that he has fitted up^ the Store J48 Broughton-st^ )bb. i,uiuuuui«wn, *ewi ..paired with dispatch, a warranted. New fashion Jewelry and Fancy Got of all descriptions sold at ths lowest prioes possible. ry, ftc.,ftc., eleaaed and i Any 1 , —.—, .— paired by other watchmakers, I pledge i_ . repaired by me to satisfaction, and warranted. FRANCIS STEIN. Shawls, Collars, Ac. ImdlM' Uraan, Brown and Ul.ok Silk Umbrellu, n ‘ lain, 8trip.d and Chalked QUw Bllk^ Baregu, sues and Grenadines, k large assoi Cambrics, apr 4 M. P1IEN DERG AST ft CO., 178 Bronghton street. LEMONS, nee received b d V/hitaker-st. in giving relief where indigestion, heartburn, affections prevail; and when used according to the di aomodDeidUta Springin Oermany. Fit d by WILMAH W. LINCOLN, Druggist ft Apothecary, Monnment-nq. BUSINESS CARDS. Z. IV. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, A WtltianMea'. BalMlatn, Bay-atrret. Savaurah, tin. npr 18 WELLS * DURR, r | Factors and Commliiion Merchant*, » rep 11 M HAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly F* 1 AW CO.PAUTNBUSHkF.-Tbe under lm Jj signed has taken into partnership, In the praotioe ofkh* Law, hi* son, ISAAC MULFORD MARSll.undsr Ffl th* name of M. A I. M. MARSH. They will personally fu attend the Superior Courts of Chatham, Bryan, Bulloch, fr< Effingham, Soiivcn, Burke, Washington and Wilkinson lli Counties, nnd have made arrangements for the prompt by eolleotion of debts in most of the eonntles in the State. tfFT office 176 (up stairs) Bay-etrcot, Savennah. el May 26th, 1862. ly MULFORD MARSH an 2X0. a. HULL. J.HKNH7 O. niXO. “ C'O-PAUTNERHHIP NOTICE. ff rpHE undersigned hue this dny associated withhim 1 Mr. HENRY C. KINO, of Glynn County, with whom he will coutinue the Factorage and Commlmioa Dullness in this city, under the firm of Hull ft King. ' JNO. U. HULL, No. 210 Bay street. 8avannah, January 12,1863. 8. 8. SIBLEY. p Wholesale and Retail « Bookseller and Stationer, J No. 135 Cengrees-et.. opposite Monumcnt-sq. I' 1 mar 1W] SAVANNAH, GEO. Itf tu CMA8. H. PICKETT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, XI AV1NU returned his business, ie now pre> — XXptred to oontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing work of nnydesorlptlon, in his line. Stalra executed with neto- re ness and dlipatoh. A sliaro of the publio patronage Is moat respectfully solicited. J Carpenter Shop corner of Walnut and Ilarrison-it*., second street west of Brown and Harris's Stables.] * fab 18 ly B. D. Evans, ATTORNEY AT LAW, p ‘ SXUXDXR8VIU.K, WtoBIXOTOX CoUXTV, Ol., Will practice In tho Courts of tbs fitiddle Clrouit. AU M business oommitted to lit* oar* wUl be executed with of promptness and dispatch. x RnrBKXNCKs.—Messrs. Bothwollft Smith, and Dr. H. L. Byrd, Savannah. ly jnn 27 BROWN ft HARRIS, r . Bourdkig, Livery, J ANDHAI. KMTAHI, K, “ WE8T BROAD-STREET, — tbo*. a. 1BOW*. j y 8—ly judge w. babbii A NEW FIRM. f W. r. BARRIf. SKIDBORB BARB)*. -J HARRIS & CO., £ FOR WA RDING A ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS be Aud Dealers is Grain and Groceries, 99 Bny*Htreet v Havnunnh. BOV N 6mo COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES. A P. HI. CAREV r TSTOULD respectfully five notice that ho ha. Yf roopened his Gallery, corner Bryan street and Market square, where he is prepared to oxeeuto Flo- . ture* in nie muoh admired style, either in eloudy, i, rainy or fair weather. Instructions given in tho art and all tho apparatus - furnished. Also, a largo lot of Flates, Cues, Che mi- 4 ale, An., for sale 6m no 29 \ JOHN POOLE, WBOLRSALB A*D RBTAIL DBALRR IB , PAINTS, GILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHED J French and American Window-Qlate. Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brashes, Babel aad - Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Cnrael Hair Blenders. Graining Combe, Artisto’ KeCM J Brashes, Ao. fte. es Paper Hanoinoe, Border*, and Fire-Board Prints. N. B.—House, Sign nnd Ship Painting, Gilding, Orala- 1 ing and Glasing, done on ronsonable terme by J JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitakers*, mar SO Nearly opposite Swift, Donslow ft Co. j Henry K. Washburn, SHIPPING AND cbMMU&ION MERCHANT, J jy 21 HAVANNAH, GEORGIA. ly “ A. B. D.ULIN, COTTON FAOTOR No. 74 UAY-8TUKHT. c Oflt 1, BAvANNAll. u GEORGE J. SMITH, £ FACTOR, COMMISSION MEKCI1ANT, Aad General Agent, NO. 168 BAY-STREET. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. aarnneto | Hon. John W. Anderson, Hon. Fraud* B. Bartow, Wan. i U. Titon Esq., Uoraoe Smith, Esq., Messrs. Brigham, Kelly ft Co., Moesra. Washburn, Wilder ft Co. T. ffl. HOB1B, CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, No* 107 Bayufttreet. (At the Blue Sion, one door Weetfrxm Dray ton-street,) Keep# constantly on hand, imported nnd home-made CIGARS, of different brands, lino cue TOBACCO, and SNUFF of all kinds; pat up onrefally, to wholesale aud retail, and nt the most reasonable prioes. Order* from the Country punctually attended to. oetfi dmoe Blimyu.n St Cox, \A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Geergfa, *WU1 collect Debts In th* following Coutolea f Da Kalb. Fayotto, Heard, Cara, Murray, Cherokee Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Qordon, Walker, Henry MerrlweUier, Carroll, Fljiyd, Dado, Spaulding, Troup' j Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. Rtfrrtncre—E. B. Stoddard ft Co., Charleston, Sonth - Carullna; Williams ft Brother, Augusta, Georgia: Plant, Brothers, nnd OW. Choat, New-York. Nat. Maxouh. [mar 17 tf J Tbohab N. Cox. “ C. A. L. LAMAR, General Commission Merohant. ; ly) Bavaaaah* Georgia. [nov |:i untmr b. vobt. t. k. dunbax. I FORT St DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oot 7 SAVANNAU, OA. ly Julian Uaitridge, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office comer Whitaker-et. and Bay Lane. nov 10 Havannaft* BUNKER St OGDEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS sop 4 NO. 80 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAU. ly P. Jacobs’ OI4UB AND TOBACCO STOBB. 27 Rall-nt., Hlgn of the “ Big lagea,* Near Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. Keeps oonstantly on hand a la rob stoce of imported Cigars, M well as of his own manufacture, nt wholesale and retail. Also, Chewing aad Smoking Tobacco, Banff fto. fab 23 James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER A NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted nnd Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties nnd Averago Bonds drawn, Pa pers prepared whereby to raoover fosses from Amerieaa or British Underwriters, nnd to tontion given to all matters connected with Shipping nnd Insurance. Of- fie* No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of tho Cus tom House. ly uov 8 Kinchley, Lockett St Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 79 Bay-at,, Havnnuab, Ga. 1. r. KIXOHLRT. X. LOCERTT. A. THOMAS. HOWLAND Ac CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. lfl Bay•«treat. Hnvnnnah. JOHN T. ROVlAtD. AU 21 JOHN T. ROWLAND, JR GILBERT BUTLER, BIABTBIl BUILDBU, „ DEALER IN WH1TK FINE LUMBER Fnr4-,tr<<t. Ofl.tk.rp. Sf. ia. >8 ga.aanah. D. W. MiscaUy, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Opposite Lamar’* C'-ttos Prooa. EASTERN WHARF, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Steamboat and Mill Work, and every description o Blacksmithlng eneented with Beninese -ad dlnptoeh. mar 9 ly Dying and Renovating Establiihment, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York*Htroet. roar of the €*»uvt House. ESTABLISHED IN 1831 T ADIES* Silk nnd Woolen Dresses, Shawls. Tn 1 j bis Cover*, eto., cleaned, eud dyed varlons oolors; Ladies' Ifouuett hleaohed and pressed ia a fuhloaahls style; Kid Glovesoloaned,and Gentlemen'# Garment* .leaned, renovated or dyed, ea may be required. AU don* In th* same etyfo which has generally no mush planned my patron* aad friends. Terms moderate. P.raooiHnolat pore.). 9, Itaredm’. Esprere, »(l- or MaoauSSt an nt>aut re arlre j»r »iU. re tbatlraa, kr.«wh.rererellf«.Ui.ni,»adatiloli»a» to nail than back. Oret ^trelfklrech *ar, Lr matt pared., atUbt Moat 19 cut*. AU .edare[paa^aUj “awt?*'' tf ALiiXAMDFRGALLOWAY. . Tarafafi u«tf „ kigkeet premiums bp the States •/ S tand and Mickigam, at tksir 1851. _ , ,, JN ucutrallncoth* effect of dis ease, climate, and old ago, in preserving aad ra- • the human Hair evea after n baldmaes of two Mr ileaniee the scalp from Seurf and Dandniff; e the Nervous Ueadaeke, SeaM Head, iuses of the Skin, ftp., end ie the most deifrafele .Jxtracts, and baing l offensiv* oil or ciolorlng properties, it give# the r that clean, bright, soft, lively appearance, secured io other prepamiou/ - s Kathatrom 1* adopted by the flret phy- * - d hu a patronage ea. But word* are superfluous, a trial only can I its r*al virtue, aa millions certify. To be had ighout North and Senth America, kTurepe aud th* da of the Oeeaa, in large bottles.for 25 oents. d inSavannaftby T. M. TURNER ft CO. 111 Wl Bay-*tro*v Lyon’s Extract or OAMAIOA QINQER, ra, Dissinees, Fever and Aaue, Summer Com ints, Nerven# and General Debility, ft*. A pure or- t, and.admiaiM«r*d with poeir Uso need as a hove d ovary where, nnah b, “ ty, ft*. A pare a effect in tic abo •rage and for culinary Heed Cone: WOOD! ■seande- • for order* are placed at the stores of Messrs. J, [son, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper ft Co., offloe niug News, aud at the residence of JOHN T. AS, Jonee-etreet. D. HEMS HART, Wood Yard, Ferry W harf. city. 3 I P-\ WOOD : W^ OD! ly attended to. Food Hold'Low For i —50 bble Albany Cream s duy from schooner Empire. JOHN DAILY. I UMRLANK’tt MAU hUBTTSiF.- ' This universally approved article, fro* from a “*• struetive materials, cleans t ire it beautifully bright, di i fragrance of Mower* j it r Agent, a* ««« nunu. nr ii urestaMUhment. Hi***;., ia the business, at the Sooth, wL........ aad patrons such a w*U selected stock, ae to give entire satisfaction. Mr. BeunsU will give his personal attei kinds of repairing ae heretofore. • LEWIS ft. THOS. A. JUDGE W. UABUflk CARD. Messrs. L. S. Bennett* Co., and X have 4 Odsnoo in the ability of these g *' pablllty aad capital, to s " ntss, and keep up th* meat. _ Mr. Lewis 8. Bennett hu been my Won last two years, and I take pleasure ia iuuok. him to the Publio as an induetrious, capable serving man, who, while looking to his own j will not neglect thoe* of hi* patronn. In rellnquishinginy business iu thle plaeu, ) this opportunity to state that It la not f isiaction whatever : since my re*ld*B< I have been kindly and generously tr* succeeded much bettor than I autlelpatod, la th* oeurse I have taken, I have been f ennsideratioas of a private character Wherever I may be, I shall cany with I Host sense of obligations, and cherish terest in th* prooperlty and advi and its People. Nothing will do more to effeel this than I iox of a healthy and honorable competition^ a Im the good people of the city and RtotoW It. J. C. Savannah, May 0,1853. P. 8. Mr. 1L1). W. Alexander i« 1 . therised Agent for ths transection and < J. C. TI tty business. (may li>) * SavanniUi meSit’al I'ollefe. 8E88ION1855—'54. 3 rue course of lectures in this L Institution will commence on th* Flrel Monday •• uvember and oontmoe four non tha. K. D. ARNOLD, M. D., Prof, of InstitutM and Paw* tloe of Medicine. J. O. HOWARD, M. Prof. Anatomy. *. u. aunABU. sa. aa, rfQi. Asstonr. W.O. BULLOCH, M.D., Prof. Prinriplee and Prno- P. M. KOLLoEeTm. D.. Prof. Obetotrloe nnd Diaeaeee of Women and Children. O. w. WEST, M. D., Prof. Medical Chemieiry. s IT1N.M.D., Prof. Physlolegy. Materia Medwa a E- U. MART—. U.L.DYRD, M.D., Prof. Matorfa MoJLa nnd Thera- J.D^rb.M'D., Prof. Pathological Anatomy und FKE8.~For tha full eourae, $105 ; , Ticket. $51 Demonstrator of Anatomy. $101 Brotfuf” tion, in). Requisites for Graduation, the lame ae ln other Medloal Colleges. C. W. WEST, M.D., apr 22 tlN Dean of the Faeutty. Stir The following netrspepera will please espy the above till let November, aad send bills to this Offloe it- South Carolinian, Colombia, (tri-weekly) Courier, Charleston, * M ConetituUuualiti, Augusta, Geo., (weekly) Jfoeorrfsr, MlUedgevllle, 44 Floridian, Tallahassee, Flare AdmrtUer, Montgomery, Ala., Adooeata. HuotoviUe, Ala., Gamut. Chattanooga, Ala., JOHN B. MUG BE ft CO. i'AAOU wwo-, re--—, 1 rar, Egg, Seed, and Butter, just received and for ,ly (apr 16)W. D. FORD. tAY WATEKe—A superior article from the 1 Island of Bt. Thomas, for sal* by * “ DaFT— * ' J. £. DaFOBD, Apothecaries' Hall. MUUHli C UU, Gibbous' Buildings. street, in a pleasant and healthy part of Aiuntgomery street, in n pleasant at tho city, on lot SOxlOU feet. Apply to W. WRIGHT. J.P. COLLINS. OR HALF Bill.He FLOUR, in store and 540 for sale by (npr 16)) E. O'BYRNE. -Eaaturu uud Northern Hay, fur sale by DAVID R. DILLON, foot of West Broad-ot. r in this market, just received. Alsu, a specimen uf a bo furnished whole- 6. 8. SIBLEY. No. 136 Congress street. 4 UUAMH«—25 bbls. Crushed Bugnr; 15 buxe* 1 kAltBGKH.—Plain, Fif’d, nnd L 4SS. sobooner Empire, and for sate by apr 14 V ■ CLAOUORN ft CUNNINGHAM. »KiTANNl A WAtthe-ios uud Coffee Poto, i Table and Ten Spoons, Soup Ladles, User Mugs, - * '**—- • 'tope, Candle Sticks, fto. Spittoons, Cigar Lamps, _~ MORSE ft NICHOLS H1TK AND COLORED LINKN UKILLB, Slate Lineus and Linen Coatings, Bummer Vestings, Linen and Cottou Sheetings, Pillow Cos* Lineus nnd Cottons, Irish Linens nnd Long Lawns, Bleached nnd Brown Muslins i Cloths, Black Bareges and Crapes, J “tth* lowest pries by r ft MOnQAN. s nnd English Long Us WITT I KEMPTON ft VEB/J aTLLE. ves. Waters and Paysons, with and wlthont pio us, for sale by B# MOORE ft CO. 1 U« ti. HTOVKH AND FAUiUUU>H j UG1LER8.—Together with aoompleto assortment Hollow Ware, for sale by JA8. SULLIVAN. O. HUUAU AND MOlsAHHBffl*—Fo sale by (apr 6) MINIS ft FLORANCE. [ UHT HKCKIVKD — Illuminated and Batin Stripe Bareges, Mourning Muslins. Bine, Buff nnd ik Lawn, Crap* d* Parle, Rioh FrtntodJaekonets, S handsome Scarf and Neck Ribbons, black Gro Du te Silks. Black Lae* and Oemlng Silk Mitts,lorsal* ([npr 25)La ROCHE ft BOW NE. Alabama—Lavender, Brown i GaeeUt. Chattanooga, Ala., JVeiM, Jauksouvllle, Fla., Fancy ium! Staple Dry OmmIs . . . tontion of all dec! rone of purehnelng riffli and eeant goods at low price*, to hie present weortmeat. Plain nnd Striped Milks, Printod Satin Plaid Bareges, Embraidered Sewfag Bilks, Grenedlooe and Crap* de Parries, Black nnd SoHd Ooieeed Integeft Printed Orgnndiee nnd Jnueneta, Bombaeines, Alpneas nnd Canton Clothe, l*laln, Biaok and Figured Ollks nnd Satins, Gioghame, French nnd American Prints. MANTlIiLAB. The stock of these goods is niuarpefsnd, loth In risk* nsss or style end elegance of design by any in «k* olty nnd ha«e been manufactured expressly for Seven nek T ™“ HOUSKKEK1TNG GOODS. Super Table Damask,. Napkins* Doyles. Menu tie* _Ad Toilet Quilts, lluoknbaek nnd Bird’s Eye Towell ings, Sheetings, Tickings, Pillow Oum| Linens aud Ocb- tous, etc., eto. HOBIBRY. A oomplote stock of ladles', Men's, Mieses aad Bey'S t06UU * uJU KS(u»*Hx Bs . Lae* and N. W. Pointed Collars, Swim and Lae* Cape*, Fine Embroidered Udkfs, Cambric and SwlM Edgings and Incurtlnga, Swiss nnd Cambric Bands nnd Flounces, Embroidered 8klrto,*to., eto. - W* have also a full assortment of the be* makaeef Irish Llnons, Shirtings, Drills, Cotton aad Linen Gena- burgs. Bobbinet NeUing, White Janeneto. iwim. MnUto took aud Book muslina. Cheeked nnd Striped Muslin*. White Cotton Frlngvs, Oottonaden and Plaid Hdk* fat servant*. These and many other toy lee of good* will bn offered nt extremely low pricee. The residents of Savannah, and tho#* from 1 rli»r, nro respectfully invited to call and exaa goods and prioes. nnd judge for themselves at npr 26 Si Bronghton »., under Manual! Reqsa. T. New Hooka. TEANEB'B DIARY: e Lofeed of Uw Rhino, *i and Rebecca and Bowenn i by W.M. Thnokerny. wood aud Beach's United Bum* D^enMOory. Ancient Christianity Exemplified. Milman'e History of Christian!^. New Themes for a Protestant Clergy. Infant's Progress from th* Valley of Destruction to Everlasting Glory; by the author of Little Heavy Simon Kenton: or the tfiout'e Revenge. Uarnuiu’s Illustrated New*. Gluosou’e Pictorial, for sal* at ths npr 14 B. 8. SIBLEY, No. RCK1VKD ,ei Alakaree DI tli Jmooi Towelling, Riebnrdsoa'sLlnend, N. 1 India Dimity, Soper Engl * “ , 12-4 Bobbinet NetlTi Drills, 12-4 Bobbinet Netting, Bonnet ns bone. Galloon Trimmings, etc., by npr 22 W. C. WADSWORTH, 81 l^OIl HALK, A woman, n first urntn mom nod r pastry oook. Warranted sound—also, a wooxaaa, n first rate meat oook. Apply to may 11 WM, WRIOBT. L'OK HALL, a woman 24 yean old and her I? boy child 6 years old, a good lumse eerrant aad warranted sound. Apply to MOLLBTON U1TTLW8.—A nu \_j table preparation nnd n sovereign | pepsin,'just received and for sale bg ^ Wa.WMUBT. m 1 Figured Maslinn. For sale by Laroche * bowne. kACON.—50hhd#NeW V.iutO Bacon Bidoe K 25 44 44 44 Shoulders n Rare nnd fur nt. b/ [apt It] SWIFT 4 CO. ,'l.OUit.—100 tibia BxlUmar. Kluui j£2Lm ► l.t l.lVKH FKIt I.ATK AUltlVAI.M— A full supply of Duffleld's, Stegg ft Shay's, Css- e, and Roleson'e Hams: also, a fresh and full eup- rnew Groceries, foreale ALEXANDER’S, tor. Bull and Oongrees-eU., Monuwent-nq. BBI.n. Old Rye Wbl.by ; IS db. Apple ‘ Brandy, landing nnd for sole by MIN18 ft FLORANCE. -HXX) sacks of prime While Corn, just d and will be sold low if token fr-w toe (epr 26) A. C. TOMS, 126 L-y-st. P 114 W. P. FORD. [BW OHLLANH HYUDFr-AfiunnrticIo Georgia do and for sale by lOKN—Prime Tti W. D. FORD. Corn, far sale by DAVID R. DILLON, pr 14 foot of West Broad street. kATH AND WHEAT BRAN, for sale by } DAVID R. DILLON, J JNBH.—125 down Wines, some vory superior la quality aad of old foot of West Broad-st AimJuira aud Berciui MINIS ft FleORANOB. S OKDBAUX CORDIAL 6c BNGLIHU 8AUCE8.—15 baskets Bordeaux Anisette Cordial, ion Soho Sauce, 3 do. Sawrera Beliak, 5 de. Wor cester deuce, just rood red and for sale _ s WASHBURN, WILDER ft OO. Lit!ONH—10 boxes iu-t received end for anle L ! by fmay 111 A. BOXAUP. V BIjLUW bans tobacco. X just reoelved and for tale by mnyd A. BONAUD. r 3E BRBAKBRS.-A nice nrtteW feTBS tols. Also, lee Malleto and Poke for family. u may 12 MORSE ft NIGUfl L8.155 F *^ I ) KC’KI VLB per 8reins**r.-SOU lbs. emcjT- XV od Beer, 100 lto. Bologna Si .usages, 4 tube fresh Jkiay Butter, Self Raising Flour. For sale by may 13 ’ . . •: W. P.FOBP. J jtLOUR.—50 barrels and, BO half' at 1 more Flour j also 6 lihdk new Bnoon, landing frees I v more Flour : also 5 bhds. new Baoon, 1 Schooner U. N. Gambrill, and for sale by may 14 EDWARD O'BYRMK. ^JOUN! COHN!!—8U0 kufoele YY II1TK AMD COfoOUBU Cartoia m3 LXHSSSdUL. It. At., 00 Un. Cl Ut, ClDBJt, Sto.—5U bble.. d.r, 19 do. Wbit. Win. Vi..,.r, K reak. London trurbcr, received and for sal* by qptfo McMAHOW 4.DOTLS. QTBP foADOKIU, Cletbee. Horere, CletfMe O Butin, With Board., FaUat aad Pins. Market Baskets, fto. For sals to lm npr 2d MQRftB ft W ATER Coolers nnd Double Wator Fttotora Houses. f npr 18] MORSE ft NICHOLS. TVDOWN’S KHHKNCK jAMAlcX DlSJ x> GEB -This KssencHb possesses, in n onnoGtoMtod form, nil the valuable properties of Jamaica Ofagw- Will be found au excellent family medlolae; is partto- ded to * toni# lo peraera ratoteriftE rm, all the valuable ] rill be found au exoeUe ularly recommended u i 4il,M * raSoOHSACO. Uuoh aad bUUUr, UrUI Fnata For irt «
