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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1853)
i■. • ■ :■ -yr If S K«* DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE TWELVE CENTS A WlIK—SINfil IE IV. BBHS DAILY AND TKI-WKKKLY BY ‘ M. COOPER. -THOMPSON, EDITOR. _ TERMS: kNINO News” ■OLLAUS p _jnrlc _____ KKLY MOONIMO 1 in* oil the I r wi th® Daily, i« luruiahod ioi TilHEK •'m. iu uuvauoe.; ibiortod at the following rates. “ AQUA HI or TBN LIMBS, *" "*■ One Month. J6 00 Two " ......TuiX) Throe •• .. 12 6o four A” - 16 00 ..60 eu. ,4100 ..17* . 00 One Year ......JO 00 ‘•fits not exceeding tiro lines, three- above rates will be oharged, i. e.P For one Insertion..., two “ .** One Week.... .. , u , I.esal Adrortiseuents inserted at the usual nui. Ad rertlaoment* from transient persons or strangers ...M floats. .76 •* ..41 60, Ac. Ao. Bait be paid in adranoe. Vesriy adrertisers, exceeding in their adrertieemente the atorare number of lines agreed for, will be oharged st proportions! rates. Advertisements sent to this office without direotlons. si to the number of insertions, will bo publishod daily gntil ordered to be discontinued, and oharged acoord- ‘t r - Y«»rly MlT.riil.n will b. reatriot.d to th.lrr.nlu li.loou, nil all other .dr«rtl.«m«iit..not partotnio, to tli.il rofutu builnoti, u ajrooil [or, will bo itunt estra. Bf All Lotto., directed noth!. 1 office or the Edit nut bo pootpold.» JKTA11 n«w Alrortlionont. opp.tr Is Ih. "Trl Weekly News." for the Country. THE DAILY NEWS. SV^IflAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Trtumlttei for tha aor.oiuh Dolly Morning No... ] New Orlenn. Dolton Market. New ORLiotis, Juno 17.P.M. On Kl;J»r, oalj. 1UUU tialoi changed handa, making a total for the week of 8,51)0. The rnaikal waa hoary it till closo. Middling wo. quolhrf ttt from 101* 10$ cents. The increoie at Now Origin, in the receipts is 219,000, and at all the porta 211,000 aa compared with the tome poriod last year. Correnpondenco of Dully Morning Nona. Buaom, Mui.m-Burploi Bor.nu.-Moln. Liquor Lur-Th. Pul Longfollow-Mr. More/ and our horoigu Mioi.t.r.—'Iho Morketo. 7 Naw Yobk, Juno 15,1853. Every greet city has its particular nuisance, ulike discreditable to its inhabitants, and which they dread to let tbo foreigner look upon. Such, in Lou don, ie iho ahapeleso deformity known ua tho Na tional Gallery, and such, in Now York, ie Mr. liar- num’e Museum. It is itnpoeaible to imagine any thing in worse tnelo than this abomiuublo mate of cafch-ponny display, nu<l everything connected with its exterior. Occupying a prominent position in I)road way, oppoeito the Astor Houao and St. Paul’s Church, and directly facing tho City Hall in the Park, stands the enormity dolighting in tho high Rounding title of "/wens a non lucendo "J of (lie "American Bluseum." On the walls outside, are stuck up gigautio frames of calico, representing in miserable paint and worse execution, tho scones which are lining enucted inside. At one time there is a young lady with black hair, which she wears in rather a slovenly style, proclpiuiing lieruirfrom a very brown lump of bank, six iuches high, into a remarkably greeu stream, whilo four or five per sonages in antique aud highly tinted vosiments are witnessing the proceeding. This [scone, we oro in formed by large letters underneath, is from the "thrillln* drama of the Willow Copso." At the side ot tins wua lately exhibited a painting repre senting (on the authority of the painter,) Lord By ron with terribly red cheeks, and u party of Greeks leering frightfully on the public. This, It was givou out, was a fac siinilo of n wax work show in the museum. Again, there are pictures showing scenes iu err- tain tompnrauen plays ; these, however, are in se ries all 6ver the building, commencing with tho first glass ami ending at that dreadful point, where the gentleman, having murdered his wife with a bottle said to contain ruin, is exhibited in a state of confirmed lunacy iu prison. The last dodgo of Mr. Ilarnum in this line, is a pAnting outside his mu- •mum, representing a female in rich attire, with u most masculine board. This figure, the bills an nounce, is tho portruit of •• the Bearded Lady—the greatest wonder of the 10th century"—a biographi cal sketch uf whom is also furnished, showing Tier birth iu Switzerland, and the variou* stages through which hor beard lius passed, before urriviug at its present magnitude. Now 1 do not wish to offer the slightest objection SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 20. 1851 -Mi" • , , lyiii^.r RECEIPTS OF COT Per Central Railroad—?SI Country Corresponds nee of the Thomasvillo Watoliman. __ „ „ Pinky Wood®, June 8, 2853. Mr. EditorI snatch up my goose-quill i «..# . throngii you t* haste to inform you, and ilirougli you the public at lurge, of a most astonishing and wonderful curiosity that auy country has ever been known to produco. o,-Mr ; Editor, wo live way down in tho .COTTON, to.—JUNE 10. 1—?S1 bales Cotton and Mdse, to Obtrusion Boat, J V Hamilton, 11J Gilbert,Padelfurd. or7or C ’°’ W * Utor k P * ,ukea ’* U *»ubee, I k Toft, ami Dry Goods, Clothing, ko. BP8INEB8 CARDS, Per stoamer Fashion, from Augusta—210 bales Cotton. piney woods whore nobody never soes nothing, and when we do see something that reaches tother side 12 Horses, and Aids*, to J 11 Burroughs A Son. W War- **“T, M A Cohen, and Kinchley 4 Thomas. . -— Am ‘ ‘ Per steamer lmmar, from of our comprebousiib. '«• vminjiwiBMiisu. wo »ui *t down at ouce to be •ign of war," or that the world is coming to the dreaded end sooner or lator, we can’t tell which. Well, Mr. Editor, a« 1 was going on to toll about this curious curiosity, 1 will keep ou. One night 1 penned the cows as 1 usually had bnoTi in the habit of having to do—the next morning I wout to the “““••| , eu^to turn them out to feed upon Abo grass i and Mdse, to Harper, Stuart 4 igusts—184 I CHEAPEST CASH STORE. CONSIGNEES. Per steamer Motamora from Charleston—Cantral R R Co, Florida Boat, Franklin 4 Brantley, Foediek 4 Co., J A Browit, and order. l'er steamer Gordon, from Charleston—C R Road. 8 M Laffltteau, Lawson 4 Godfrey, A Haywood, P Ja cobs, J J Maurice, G B Cummings. O URSummorpImv.i ire now complete, and •ales are already MORE than the basis of©--cal- Kinchley A Thomas. COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. »O Har-at., Hnrunnfc, Us. I. r. SIXOHLBY. AJ THOMAS. ~ MEDICAL CARD. ouTatioasfor the year ending with next August; we have now fixod for sale, ovory artiolo in our Stock, and we will oontinue until next September, dividing bene fits, by selling exclusively for GA8U In small and largo quantities, our whole STOCK AT COST. usual. When I had got to the pen, and was leliiu dowu the goto, I seed » calf a uhiii about und eatinus I thought without anything pxrtlckeler about, til blincby, when we both turned rouml together, and 1 liked to dropped right in my tracks. Thar it stood with two mouths, four eyos, four ears, four legs, aud one tail! I imedut hardly tell r ou, 1 wont over that are fence quicker’n ligbtnin, crossed tiie ’taler patch and fell in our door (so 1 was afterwards tcld, (!) and tbo last thing I member 1 wus tryiug to spasm, but I don’t believe I oxaclly fainted. You know, Mr. Editor, wo who live away offin tho piney woods from nowhere, are not like you city folks. You see the stuge and six horses every day, and buggies aud drays passiug through your streets hourly, and such a thing as 1 am now writing about is calculated to scare u feller down hero out of his growth ; but fortunntcly fur tue, Tin grown When I had recovered myself so as to spoak, 1 commenced telling about wliut 1 hail previ ously seen. Mother said she never board of such a thing in all her born days, and that she has lived in North Carolina two years, aud during all her life she cover had seen anybody who had read of u man that had seen a man that had evon read of young lady who I ad evor seen such a thing. After ~— -— spent in talking about this mysterious curiosity, I told mother I would go over to bfr. Jamas Bovel’s houso aud get him to coine and brinsr his to Mr. Barnum’s showing off any wonderful things lay his hand on ; but 1 do object to bis dis New Orleans, June 18. On Saturday tho cotton market was dull, with sales of 1700 bales. Wo notice no quot able change in prices. The recoipts to-day were only 150 bales, and no exports. Win be Y has advanced and is now quoted ot 20 cents per gallon. figuring Broadway with his infornul two-peuuy tab leaux, which would disgruco a booth iu Bartlemy Fuir. Straugers look on Air. Itanium's paiutiugs und at the five persons in the balcony underneath, blowing like mud ou brass instruments, with the sopis of their boots hanging over tho heads of the jiassors-by. and a very disagreeable impression is immediately formod. Tho public is indebted to tho noise of the stages for not being able to hear much of that of tho musicians, which is an advantage— but occasional blasts which are auytliing but agree- Charleston Colton Itlnrkol. Charleston, Juno 18, P. M. We notice no change in prices to-day. The •files were only 200 bales at 8^ to 11 cents. able, will iutrudo themsolves trians. One of the papers hero spoaks of the large surplus in tho coffors of the United States, as a subject to oxcite tho fears of tho Moxicans us to the probabili ty of our undertaking unollier war against the ueigh- Now York Couon Market. New Yore, June 17. The Cotton market to-day was dull, with oalec of 1000 bales. boring republic. A meaner meuaco than this 1 nev er road. It implies boastful assertion of might, ir respective of right, which should meet the condem nation of the community. The city is somewhat startled this morning by the unnouucemeiit that the Senate ot this State has un acted the Maine Liquor Law with all its odious pro- Auother Railroad Disaster—Rumored Loss of the Macedonia. New York, Juuo 18. The boiler of a locomotive engine oh the Railroad near the Susquehanna, exploded yes terday, killing eleven persons and seriously wounding several others. It is supposed that aome four or five persons have4)eon blown into the river. It is rumored in this city, that the United Slates frigate Macedonia has been lost at the Canary Islands. Minister to China. Washington, June 18. It is reported that Senator Thompson, of Naw Jersey, has been tendered the inisaion to China. The President it is said, sympathises with the Chinese Rebels, and will not permit American intervention to sustain tho Govern ment of that country. Spain and Mexico—War Rumors. Loiters from Cuba state positively that Spain and Santa Anna have agreed upou war with the United States, and that England has guaranteed Cuba to Spain, lipon condi tion that the elavea of Cuba are to be emanci pated. We learn by a dispatch to C. A. L. Lamar, Esq., that the U. S. M. steamship State of Georgia, hence for Philadelphia, on Wednesday last, arrived Saturday morning at fioven o’clock. Brio Wilson Fuller.—A loiter addressed to Elwood Walter, Esq., Secretary of the Board of Underwriters, dated ot Norfolk, 13th inat n slates that tho brig Wilton Fuller, from Now York for Savannah, (before reported,) is ajliore five miles south of Nog’s Head, having Cot on, on Friday night. Cap tan Tilou, the underwriwr’e agent, arrived at the beoch on Saturday evening. The brig has an assorted cargo, consisting of flour, bacon, lime, iron dry goods, Acc. The {Spanish Protectorate.—The New York Jpurftal of Commerce says, it seems to be generally understood at Havana, that Spain has undertaken the 11 protection” of Mexico under tbo government of Santa Anna ; andcer- v tain It is that unusnal military and naval .pre parations are going forward in Cnba, for some purpose or other. . The War Noivs. We publish a dispatch to-day which status that letters from Cuba confidently assarts that an alliance has been arranged between Santa Anna and Spain with a view to making war upon the United States, and, what is still more absurd, that England has guarantied ^puin in the possession of Cubs, on condition that the latter government will follow tho bril liant example sot by the former in the destruc tion of her West ludia.colonies. Ion, the Washington correspondent of tho Baltimore Sun, thus treats tho whole matter. We perfectly accord with the views ot the writer. He says: Private advices from Havana furnish an abundant supply of stirring news for theso dull times. They advise that old Spaiu has ‘taken new Spain under her protection, and it is to unite with Santa Anna in a war against 11 bo Umted Stajos, and that England mean- !nl 18 *° 8 l uaf auiee to Spain the possession ot Cuba, on the condition that the slaves shall be emancipated. 1 ho only facts alledged iu support ot these mauling devolopmenls are that Sauta Anna has received some compli mentary notice from Quean Isabel: that lie has taken into his servico some Spanish of ficers, .and that there are, as usual, some spannib ships of war upon the Cuban station. It would Mvery strango if our government • of those extraordinary facts.— “Bd tvjure dated the 6th iust. ^wrtlhe island on the 2nd, . Jtobous hi' charge of the s aupppsed that the govern- from Mr. R. Mine intima- MRZinajS I my opi.iun, of »«ry littla D* government poweiMe, lag., erajilo mean, lo keep ■atm the movement, df ell’ >nl of Greet Britain muet bo I gutraoies Cuba to Spain, in oaeo United Siatee and Spain, lied to war between her In oilier worde, the Greer^ Britain would ■>0t olisoet to a de- BttNm. ‘ visions. There is, 1 hnlieve, little clianco of this measure's goiug through the Representatives As sembly. The Albion has discovered by the recent publica tion in Boston of a translation of some Ci'erman Poems, that Longfellow iu his Golden Legend, has been guilty of o gross plagiarism ou * composition by Mueller. I have not seen this matter noticed in any (the other Journals in this city, but it is most probably destined to provoko considerable discus sion. Mr. Marcy's circulur instructions to the represen tatives abroad, of the United States, creato a great deal of inirth here. The orders regarding the cos tume to be worn by onr Ministers aro considered absurdly minute, and somewhat attributable to that description of aubbbish pride which apos humility. Tho rcHiou why our representatives should bo ublig- ed to adopt a style which will only rouder them more prominently conspicuous to spectators, does not ap pear, and Indeed, it would bo bard to assign auy reasonable cause for so ompyrical and tyrannical au order. Our Cotton market has been rather shaken by the Pacific's udvicos, which anticipated. There has been no declino in prices, and holders do not press sales, but tliore is much less cuquiry for the oxport, and tiie sales since my lust have been light. Breadstuff! uro in rathor better enquiry this week, und Flour has udvauccd U>4c. per bbl. Rio Coffee is in heavy supply, and the enquiry is very limited, but holders are quite firm, aud confi dently anticipate much higher prices for the Fall Trade. Sugar is also in large stock, and there hat beau time past but little enquiry from tho trade. and get him to coine and bring his dog und musket. 1 found Mr. Sovol nt home and rcluted tiie circuuutunce. llo said he'd soon bo over to see the thing, wheu I returned home. Oh my arrival at homo, 1 found (hut mother had locked the door and tnkou all tho childreu up in the loft. I knocked aud pushod for somo tiino but could'ut get is. 1 begun to feel vory much alarmed, but when I heard s mie of tho childreu cry, 1 yellod out—open the door ! Alother, being relieved at the sound of my trembling voice, opened the door. After the old lady had got eo she could speak, she said that being persuaded iu her own miud that that curious calf migntbe "spiritual ruppings," B he concluded that it would bo sufe for hor to lock the door. After breakfast, Mr. Bovel came, bringing with him Ids dog and gun. Mother took the axe, and I got tho grubbing lioe; we tlion mar' hod cautiously toward the cow-pen where we expected a battle to en sue. When wo hud slowly reached tho pen, we found, to jur great surprise, that the calf was laying dowu resting. We approached the pen silently where wo wore permitted to have u full view of this extraor- diuary wonderful calf. Alother said if it was not spi ritual rappings it was a sure sign of war and blood shed. Mr. Sovel said he did'utknow exuctly how to pronounce it. For it was not exactly two calves aud it was loo much for one. I stood still for u long time looking with both eyes. After u whilo the idea struck mo vory forclbl) that it might bo tiie Chinese Twins, but Air. Sovol said he saw u man that hoard a man suy that he saw tho Chinese twins, and they resemble a man in shape, so my idea was no where. While wc were talkiug, the curiosity raised itself from the ground and walked acro»i the pou to where old Betsoy stood, a favorite cow of mine aud commenced . Mr. Oovel, who is a mon strous brave man, climbed tbo fence and went right un to tho calf. When ho was near enough, he rocub od out his baud aud stroked the back of tho calf, lie said to us thst there waa no danger in the little thing, and that it was only u living nutural curi osity, and offered me flvo dollars for it, cash up. 1 refused tho offer, and, so my mother says, 1 showed PASSENGERS. Per steamer Jasper, from Cliarlciton-vMr D F liab le/ and daughter, Mias Verdior, U Fripp. C 8 Johnson. M Doty, Master Sniosseifter. 5 • ’ Per steamer \Vm Oasion, from Palatkn, Ao-Mri Newton and 6 children, J Newtca, T M Hosts, R R Hall, Geo Oliver, R Blake, C Jt Albtvdi, Mrs Allirdl.ilrs G OGibb#, Mrs Hoed. Mrs M F Gary, Ur.Hold*. l^Mor- rls, Mr Green, Thos J FJoUrd, JJl^mltb, John W Smith, Air Tompson, M 8 Road, Dr W U Viilard, A B Defoar, J 11 Bnrrntt, J O Reeoe, a Kemp, K M lllunt.'' C P Pease, Col Urceu, and 16 desk. P ' “ “ U “V Per steamer Mctathore, from Charleston—Mb Ker shaw and J avts. 8 J Baker. J W Pit#, l lluthbnokuer. 8 Hoyt, E'Aluri by, and ifoa deck. Per stoamer Gordon, .from Charleston—7 Misses Kirk, Dr J W Kirk, J rf Cook, LColm. Per steamer Alabama for New. York—C G fltraffor. J P lline, Mrs Baker, Mrs W Warner and l daughters, Mbs Roe and • vi, Miss Ester. Mrs Isaac Coheir, Miss L Cohon W F Alexander andlady, Miss Harriet Smith, Airs Thomas Dowell, II R Taylor, lady amj chlld, Msa a u ; UnijdoB, Mr, D r UUflar. ML, llopldni, Mr. Davis and daughter, Alisa N 11 I rian, George Gordon, Miss Gordon, Miss Gooding; ^Mrs Tustin and art., U J Larbonim, Airs Jnnlby, Miss J M Champion, A II Gor^ don, U OFowlor, J N Vrnnnall, 8 H Fiako,* Wm Crow der, lady and child, A AlkeiyH Wilmot, Airs W L Bel lows, Mss R Freeman aud children, J T Ectsr, D D Dos 111), £ A Bradley, J J ALoicroiulio.- 8 ltsrshmtDg O A Holt O P P«u», 1* W Al.x.nJ.r, J 8 piy, chu Bholl, C Hoist, D Folsom, Mr Symons and lady. T H Child, Indy aud 2 children, MJ Reilly, WU whtber- ger, and 26 steerage. »R. C. H. WELLS. ■ OffiM lO Broughton ,trout, nur Bornnrd. ltotldlnc. 8ml oor. oT 8t«te »nd Monty,«t,rT-o>ft («p M COMMERCIAL. Liverpool, (Hfivntitmh Market, Juuo 20* COTTON—On Saturday we heard of no salts. The offering stock is very light. Havuunnh Exportin' New York—Steamship Alabama-yid’bales Upland Cotton, 62 do Domostlos, 220 bbls Potatoes, 1160 Water melons, and sundry pkgs Mdse Bark Peter Deralll- 83S bales Cottou, 218 bags Rice Flour, 9 hhds Mdse, 6 boxes Mdse, 7 bbls empty Bottler, 1 bale Bagging, 2 oka Copper, and 14 pkgs Ordna'uco Stores 8ohr Col Sat- *® r ly—6l3 b*l«« Uplaud, and 6 do Sea Island Cottou, 7 bales Cotton Waste, 7 bales Leather, 96 bales Rope Cut ting, and 20 balsa Domestics. Boston—Brig Philura—689 bales Cotton, 23 bales Wool, 49 Cow liidos, 72 bundles do., and 1 box. IDAMAKISOOTTA-Bohr IMotfio-^, Id6 foot Lumber. CHARLESTON, Ji_ WE 17.—CorioN.—The sales to day were Hmltod to about 440 bales, at oxtromos raaa- L a .?_i 10 • pficM M® about the same aa pre- lst. If possible to hats our Store re-shelved piecemeal. 2odly. To necessarily oondepee our atook into the small est spare. Onr details are perfect for tho continual supply of every thing wo have kept hitherto: also to constantly present for sale, the CHOICEST BAR GAINS thatoau bo called from every market. Our Frenoh Dress Goods aro of the best rival manu factures, and in style, finish, durability of colors and qualities of cloths, are the best imported | aud we are now nelliog them fur less prioos than die manufacturers' agents ana commission houses in Now York would soil them at private sale to the jobbers, to be agi sold in quantities to tho distant merohauts; therefore, tho greatest disparity in onr favor for ehaapnoss and substance, is obvious to every one who Inspects our goods and prices: not before, but o/Ur they have looked at the prices in all the other stores before buying. > IN OUR STOCK, ARE Rich printed French Muslins and robes: printed and plalu Tissues and Bareges | Toil do Nord and tau colored Canton Cloths and colored linens for travelling dresses; Silks and Foulard 8tlke, very cheap; embroi dered white Muelins for dresses; plaid, atrlped and plain do., very cheap; black Bilks and Bummer Bilks; Mlks aud black Bilk warp Alpacas, very nhsap; Mouru- ng Dress Goods in bettor tasto and at uhoapor prtaes than elsewhere. Bonuet Ribbons, and Bonnets; plain and embroidered Ctape Bearf« and Shawls. EMUUOIDKitKD AND LACK GOODS. IN IMMENSE VARIETY FROM AUCTION. A new artiolo for Ladies’ summer Neck Handker chiefs. HOSIERY. Childrens, Ladies and Mona' Uudervests and Drawers and half llcse and Hose in all oolors and all qualities, very much cheaper than elsewhere in tliii city. La dies’ and Goats’ Bummer Gluves, made like Kid Gloves: and Mlssos' and Ladies' Net Mitts and Gloves, very cheap. PAVILION LACES, Pink, Ditto nnd White, 12*4 wide. Embroidered and l'atont Summer Skirts, Corded Skirts, very ohcap. Mourning and pointed Handker chiefs. LINEN GOODS. JAMES 6. A. CEAKKl ATTOHNKY AT LAW. ,0 * "V T# Dat ***■**• zT lV. WtntaTer, COU Ml a8I ,ON MERCHANT, Williamson s Buildings, Bay-atreat. Savannah, Ga. flanpr 18 WELLS dr OUUIi, Faetori and Commiuioa Merchant!, »«P »1 M DAY-BTHKET, SAVANNAH. l r AW «O.PAKTNku»I«I-.—ThTuidoV ■ "-Md hu Uk» Into ■ - ( AVI o-k’te tho name of M. .fc I. M. MAR811. They will parse ' attsad tho Superior Courts of Chatham,^^BryamBultoSl » tam, Bcrivan, Bnrke, Washington and Wilklnaoa os, and have made arrangetnonta for tho prompt soueotion of debts in most of the counties in the State; agEfffig^S IfltMMT O. at NO. nPUE umlorbiuned lias this day asrociuted with him I Mr. HENRY C. KINO, of ttlynn County, with whom he wiU1 oontlnno the Factorage and Comwlasioa Business In this city,'under"tho'flrm'of HuH'^King." (JNO. U. HULL, No. 210 Bay street. Bonnets!' Bsvaunah, Jennary 12,1868. 8. 8. SIBLEY, Wholesale and Retail Bookseller and Stationer, m 130 • | tf CUA8. TBiMMU V> I No. 130 1 THE JL'Odi. Agreat varietyofC Linings. Paris Silk Lore f Bonnet Ribbons; Straw a and Colored Lnce C' ored Bilk Friag other Combs, ] 1'loitte, Flowers Jet aud Fancy V Zephyr Worel4B< oolo: Braids, Fans and endM.or wltli >km> AUU.INISKY AND » 11. PICKETT, CONTRACTOR AND JWILDER, “ AV1NU resumed his business, Is now pro- —.a.—a——.i. tc v SaJ |L| A XXpxrod to eontrsot for Buildings, or Jobbing work ot nay description, ia his line. Stairs sxeoutod rrlth neat- nsss and dispatch. A share of the publio patronage is Jf®. 17 JUJEKAA ~ J ^ ■ ^ Takes this method ol fcjTln Savannah, and vlein || most respectfully solicitod. Carpenter Shop oornsr of Walnut and Harrlson-ate^ loond street wostof Brown and Harris’s Stables.j fsblB ly Oor store is tbs Depot for tho but Linon Goods, (all pure flax) which wo retail as cheap aa tho other mer- . . “ t same goods, and wo have now stock of the fblloking good* pay fo added largely to _ ’■ * ~ selling at evidently cheaper prices than II* D» Eva Ufa, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BAu»DEiiavn.uL Washington Coorw. Ga., reived her 8RHINO l large and fhshlehable l and SILK BONNETS. tifnl article, ef the moet delicate 1 laoo, and a now summer BONNET of ^ ^P. 8.—All orders from th® oonatry p they o«»st to import, vis.; Linen Shootings In every width *,nd quality, Shirting Linens, hand-epun and undressed; Pillow Case Linons and Anrou Linens; 1M( , Bird's Eye Diapors. Dowlass and Ulau Cloths; Bootch Diapers; Bathing Towels; lluckwbaok and Bird's Eye BAVAvuMiikui. HAHinutun wurii, ua., Will praotloo In the Courts of the Middle Circuit. All busincu committed to hie care will he exeontod with promptness and dlspatoh. RarKHKaujcs.—Messrs. Both well A Smith, and Dr. H. L. Byrd, Savannah.ly Jan 27 vioualy reported. BALTIMORE, JUNE 15-2 i - - • M.—Halos to-day of 300 bbl.. Uowud Hk Huur »t $4 02J4. Tbo mork.tli dull and but little inquiry. About 1U,UUU bushels Cura offered, and part sold at "» w„w», uuu. *u uiy imnner aay*, •» tor she had rend of a men oftbw «. Barnum, somewhere at tho North, who would give considerable for such a curiosity to aatouish and confound the world. After mother und myself had become satisfied Iboro was no harm in the thing, we went up to it too. Mother has hud old Betsey and the calf put in tiie yard to keep the calf from getting hurt, and says she is afraid to use old Betsey's milk in auy way, uol eveu to make butter to sell. Now, Mr. Editor, 1 have endeavored to give you a brief and accurate description of my fortune. 1 consider it a fortune and will soon bn off for the North lr search of Mr. Barnum, who will give me the round sum of $ for my curiosity. I hope, Mr. Editor, that I have offended nobody nnd uobody having br ^- J -* • publicity to this calf. i offended by me iu giving Destructive ilnll Htonn In Alabama. The Huntsville Alabama Democrat of the Kith •ays—An unprecedented hail atorin passed ovor the uortheru part of this county on Friday morniug Holders, nevertheless, look for better rules by aud by. Exchange on England is at per cent. Nkssuno. The Now Htcniiiwbip for the fiavnnnnh nnd I'lillunelphia .Line—Launch of the Keyatono Suite, the Connor! of the Htato of Georgia. This morning at 9 o'clock, the splendid steam ship Keystone State was launched from the ship The steamer glided into the wutcr in bosutifui style. The builders contracted that the Key- •tone State, should draw twelve inches less wa ter than the State of Georgia. This promise was more than redeemed, ns she draws eighteen iuches less. The Keystone State is intended aa a consort for the fino steamer State of Georgia, and ie to take iter place on the same liuc, between this city and Savannah. Her freight capacity will ho 1,400 tons, being 200 tous more than the steamer last named. She ia to he commanded by Cupt. llardie. In point of modol tho Keystone Stale dosorves special mention. Her shear is nuarly dnuhlo that of auy vessel of hor sizo at this port, being live foot nine inches deeper at tho bow, uud about threa feet deeper at the stern than amidships, her prow will '**"■■* * •* up when uilnat, and above the rest of the thu« t vessel, presenting a fine appearance. Bhe signed by Messrs. Merrick & Bon, who are also the huildors of hor engine. Tho latter ia a low pres- side lever engine of about 500 horeo power, 8(J inch cylinder, and 8 feet stroke, with Poisou’s coudensera. The iron bed plute of this machinery will weigh tweuiy toua, aud in cousequence the kelsona to support it are unusually stout and well secured. Tho boat is a side-wheel etoamer, the wheels bo- ingdl foet in diameter, nnd 0 feel 0 inches face, and tho paddles 20 iuches wide. The "caiiiug" as it is cullod of the sides is constructed upou an improved plan, (same as that of tho Tuscarora, built by tho same firm) heiugmrehed, with the points of tho arch upward, ao that any pressure actually strengthens them. Tho sides ol the vessel oro of remarkable power and thickness, long iron platoa four iuches wide and three quarters thick extending from the up- por deck to tho head of the floor limbers. The floor of the ve-tse'. is very thick aud solid. The thickuels from the top of the kelson to the bottom of the keel being five feet. All the kuees supporting the deck* are very thoroughly secured. The ship his a total length of 233 foot, or 2il feet between Iter perpen diculars, I* of 35 feet hoam, 21 feet 3 iuches danih of hold, 7 feet 3 inches between decks, and 0 foot 6 inches in tho aaloou dock. The entire cost of the boat when fiaiahed will bo about 5180,000. Immediately after the launch, the steamer was towed to 8outliwark, where she will receive her muebinery with the aid of the Navy Yard Shears.— Philadelphia Bulletin of Wednesday, , Important Humor* Wo leaxn that tuforntalion has been forwarded to our government,supported by plausible evidence, tu the offacultat Santa Anua’s hold aud dariug policy towards tho United Suites, is bucked by un under standing with Spain. Spanish officers mo filling places near the porsou and in tho army of Santa An na. •Spain," snys st goutlorauu who has bettor meausot information on the subject thau wo have, * •• preparing to strike in her piotectorule capacity —Iu which Nhe is lo 6s protected; und is lo pay the fee by the utterance of English policy iu Cubs, and then to adopt the apprentice system for almost un limited period*, any 8, 12 aud 10 years, by BR .... .^.r. th© frPO introduction of negroes from Africa, without moles- tatiitn.” Wb wilt not unilnriuku in .ui- .... tation." Wo Will not undertake to endorse this act outliub of the programme, but it is clear that our government should keep a sharp look out in the di rection of the Gulf of Mexico. If our informant Is not mihtakon, wo may expect to hear something fur ther ou the subject before many daya. We are giv- eolo understand thst a deep game is playing, and will soou opeu. Wo confess we are dlsinalioed to credit this story bat it comes to us ia at,tch a way that we are not at liberty entirely to disregard it. Bpaiu is a proud old country, end no doubt tbiuks herself competent jo whin the Yaukoes out of houao and home. She is ia trouble about Cuba, aud w*y 4 consent to a aomi- pal emancipation of the slaves in that island, if thereby she cun secure the permaauet possession of the island Itself. Dat Will l^ffUod guarantee snob possession! Has sho already given such a gua rantee? We doqbt it, though we have noaeareof denying it.—J on mod of Commerce. 1ST A treaty hat been concluded between Iho United Stales and the. Frew and Hanseatic Republics ol Hamburg, Bremen nnd Lubnc for ill* mutual ixtotuion ol th* juriadlolion ol Conaula »nd Vice-Consuls of tho contracting —in order to *etU* dilfcrences borne.n add crews of Missis, without tbs In- , fggf on Saturday. ) no** ht twauty-four Itul. Wo have uol heard Ilia full extent ravages; but learn from a gentleman who \ the neighborhood of Huzolgruen at the time, that the destruction of the crops over which it passed was coranleto. On the largo plantation of the iato Edinuud Townsend, bail of all sizes, from a turkey’s ogg down, fell in such quantity as to cover the ground tu the depth of 12 or 15 inches; fowls nnd birds wore promiscuously destroyed : he mentioned that in inuny places large Hocks of blackbirds that had tuken shelter iu the timber wera destroyed, und that the grouud wus literally covered with them. The rain too was overwhelming—-carrying away, ou comparatively lovol laud, fences, and every mov able Jiin^ wiiliiu its range ; trees wore rvripped of their foliage, and immenso ponds of water, appa rently covored with floating fee, and ducp enough to swim n horse, were to be seon in every direction. Planters wore preparing to re-plant their grounds iu corn, so soon as freed from water and sufficiently dried. It is believed that no lives were lost. In a few days wo shall probably learu the exteut of tho damage. S/tr*" A Convention of the Editors in the Bute of Connecticut was held in New Haven ou Wednes day last. Mora than two-thirds of tho papers of tho Slate were represented. An association was formod under tho name of thb Connecticut Nows- puper Association, for the purpose of eMublittbiiig harmonious, sociul and busiuess relations botweeu tho inentbors of the craft, and lo preserve and cu- banco the diguity of tho profession. Resolutions were passed lo the effect that obitunry notices, resolutions, Ac., exceeding liv»> Hues in length, should bo puid for at no ices than regular adver tising rates ; against selecting exclusive advertis ing agendas ; aud that uditoriul notices to promote nr“ 1 “—■* - • • private interests, resolutions of societies, Ac., should invariably be paid for. I5F* The natural Salt Fonda on the Florida Keys, which in 1849—50 yfolded about 75,000 bushel* of salt, have been, during tho last winter, greatly itnprpved and extended, bo that the evaporating surface is now 600 acres, aud will soon be increased to 800. During the winter the pouds have contained pickle suffi cient to make 500,000 bushels uf salt. ty Filteen Hungarians, who, after the fa tal termination of their country’s struggle for freedom, wore forced to enter the Austrian Ar ray, and who succeeded in effecting their es cape during the Into disturbances in Italy, ar rived at New York on Tuesday, perfectly des titute. I5F* The Mayor of Montreal has been ex onerated by the councils of that city from the charge of ordering the troops to fire upon the people during the late mob. The troops hoard the order given, and, without knowing who gave it, fired. Even tho officers in command positively aver they did not give the order. It is suspected that it originated with somo spec tator, and tliut the troops understood it to coiuo from au officer. 13P 9 An Old Female Miser died at Rich mond a fow days ago, and on searching her premises, it is said tint $800 in specie, aud $0,000 in bank notes, many of them ruined by worms and bugs, were found. Ball at West Point.--'The cadets who have graduated at West point have just issued their cards fora grand ball at the hotel there, to take place on the 17»It inst. Gen. Scott is among the lions to be present. .tsr Accounts from India state that au American ship loaded with ice and apples bad been wrecked iu the Bay of Bengal. It is feared that this vessel may prove to be a Bos ton vessel which was abou{ duo at Calcutta, and which had several missionary p&sseugprs. HOME MANUFACTORY SADDLES, BRIDLES * HARNESS Owagress-iitrceC, Hnvnunab. Th# Subscribers manufacture ~ AOfi keep constantly ou hand, i la»fs and varied stock of Sad dies,.Bridles and Harness, auk of articles in ~ assortment of Trunks ~Vhire, 4c. Far will do well to by tu are B.taUii. 167a68o for yellow. JUNE 16—2 F M—Tho steamer's now* has had very little effect on the Flour market. Some ask $4 76 for fresh Howard atresc, but there were uo sales except 260 bbls May inapootion at $4 fiJfc. Nothing iu City Mill*. About 12,000 bushels Cora offered, and aalo* at 62«64o for White, and 67aMo for yellow. NEV/YORK, JUNE 16—1*. M.—The atook market closed dull to-day. a ,H°ur steady.. Bale* of 6,000 bbl*. at $4 60a$4 66 for ®^®*®?$4 76a$5 for Southern. Bales of 10.UU0 bus. Ohio Wheat at llBallBo for white, aud llOoforrsd Bales of 16,000 buahela Corn at 63a67o for white and yellow. New York Money Jiurket* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15.—The supply of money is in large superabundance in the market far temporary investments, which thare is great difficulty to find, and, "A”..“■ 1ployed daily balanoea are large. be a large ao *— *- **- Next month there must be a large acoeeeion to the eup- PtyfiJT the payment of dividends and interest on stocks j. vjr k>u ,mem ui uiviaena* ami tntsrsstonstoeks td bonds, and the payment ef the 6 per cent. Govern ment loan. Til. roaalpta to-d.y rrom th. woit, ara lar,«, and da- MOBILE, JUNE 14.— Cotton.—The bnilnets very Ughl to-day^ not exceeding SOU bale*. But the upward tendency—mld- Toweli; Diapers and Uuokabaeka by the yard. Stair Coverings. Table Dumasks Sc Diaper*. In whits and Brown of every kind, vary cheap. Da mask Napkins and Doylies; Damask Bordered Hucka back Towels; Table Covors and Toilet Covers; Quilts and Counterpanes of ovory kind, and In sixes for Berths, Cots, and small and large Beda; Figured stout Laoo for Valanoo and Bed Curtaine, English Washing Furniture Chlntsee, very cheap; 7-8, 4-4, and 6-4 Furniture Dim ities; Linon Laces for Pillow Casoa, vory oheap; Cottou do.: Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings in white and un- bloaohed, aud in every quality and in every width, from 6-4 to three yards wide. Gowqua Xattiugi. Boat quality, and oh caper than elsewhere. Our atook U replete in almost every article needed hr Flnntntlou and !loa*e-keeplnj| anen y at oheapeat prloea. Also, Goods for Meu and Boys Summer Costa and Pantaloons, aud Vestings, via: Lin en Drilling*, Cottonsdes, Summer Cassimores, Farm ers* Drills, colored Linens for coats, Blarsellles Vest ings, very okasp Cotton pantaloon stuffs fornoxroes; Cotton Oeuaburgs, Linen Osnaburgs, oolorod Home spuns, Ac. 8ucoess in trade is always in tho ratio of ability to do Ignt for the oommunity.and upon thatbasis, combin ed with integrity, we appeal to the universal intellect, and we couflde implicitly in the unorriug aggregate mind for tho result. Our stock Is so thoroughly filled ij.NlTKTIU! I.AHtil'.IST A8HOUT5I1SNT, Aud it is fixed for sale. At prices to uniformly very Cheap! I That purchasers of a large assortment, in small and large quantities, can be suited In a greater number of articles, aud thereby effect a greater saving thau In any other store in Savannah.—Buyers are invited to inspect our wholo stock, ns wo rely ou the patronage of the greatest number of purchasers—by our diffusing tho greatest reciprocal interests—for enduring nnd increas ing support. McCOBKF.K A TREANOR, 111 Congress-street— next U» Bull-street, may SO nnd opposite the Pulaski House, I.lvery, UBOWN * UAHH1B, Hoarding, $3^ AND BAI.K STABLE, WEST UH0AD-ST8EXT, . A. SnOWg. Jy |—ly JOMS V. XlttBIS A NEW FIRM. W. r. DAHBII. SVIDMOllS X1HRIS. HARRIS A CO. FORWARDING AND CON MISSION MERCHANTS And Dealers In Grain and Groceries, 04 Dn/-Street, Savannah. Millinery and ‘ MRS. S. TOMB, tft 15 Mtrturd*I. '• * A Ki.lnxroranl.ted hor 8PBJNU ’ ^CdF^mur* to ner new French Embroidered " Jmrt Bilk. Gossimer Iao«, t Dunstable Split Straw - * Hair Uause, Knotted Gvmwmc, w Fancy Jonny Lind 8tk*W®, Blon/ IMW ' Trimmings. nov SO Omo JOHN pools:, WHO LUX LB AMO UITAIL DBXLBk XM PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES 1 Of U1DB, LUOrACUlUIiAUO VAltFII French and Aptoriean Windoio-Glass, Paint, VarnUlt and White-wash Brashes, Babel nnd Camel Hair Penoils, Badger aud Camel Hair * ' Combs, Artists' Blonder*. Urai niu gCoi Brushes, As. Paper Hanginas, Borders, and Fire-Board Prints. N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain ing aud Glasing, done on reasonable berms by _ JOHN POOLE, 11 WhlUksf-st. Nearly opposite Swift, Dsnslow 4 Co. Henry K. Washburn, SHIPPING AND cliMMIS&ON MERCHANT, JyaiHAVANNAH, GEORGIA. BellsI J WK Subscribers man . ly ou hand all sliM of I try, Locomotive, School. These Bells are hung with. moveable arms. Thej ean .. the olapper will strike in a m bis after a hell has been rung affixed in s new way to prevent t on the Bell, thereby prolonging aro manufactured from the best l. iron oaaings. At this Foundry and are found to ba n great in" written warrantou that if Chui_ 2tKS£a« JUTS. - warranted. Nearly 900UBelle haveL. from this Foundry, which lo tbo hooks superiority. Wo have 16 goUTSd awarded from tho various False ” for tl sonorousness and purity of tone." We attention togotting up Pools or Chime to those fnrnuhed by ns. Our Foundry rods of the Hudson River. Erie Canal, running in every direction. As tfile Is tabllphmont of the hind in the U. 4. ' ~' assortment of hells, order* can be hi! A. IB. DULIN, OOTTON iFAOTOR No. T4 BAY-BTUKBT, . oet 19 SAVANNAH. patch. We can refer to Bel)# la my ed 1 Old Bells tahsn in exohnngo finr new • Com passe*, 4o. oonatantly oahaMU'*' je IA ly®d4tw OEORGE J. SMITH, FACTOR, COMUS&ION MERCHANT, And General Axear, i change iu NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 14.-Uorro.N.— 1 The market wns without muob animation yesterday, and the sales were confined to about 2UUJ bale.: without prioos: MKW-OULKANS OLJSSiriOATION. Middling 9 (<$I0‘4 I Good Fair — I Good Middling..lU/a(q)ll J4 | Goo J aud Fine... DIBBLE .WiltKl Hon. John W. Anderson, lion. Franois B. Bartow, wm. COTroN HTATKMENT. Btook on hand Sort. J, 1862 Received since 1,644,652 ** vtiHLminv iuui Buies. - CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, Wnrerooin U00—1,644,662 1,664,084 N. E. Corner of IFhitaker and Broughton-ste., Havnnnnh. rpiIE Subscribers, in aituouucing to tholr numer* customers and the pitA Uo * the arrival and JTKuiirum Ak Cox, A TTORNEYS AT LA Atlanla, Georgia, •Will oolleot Debts in the fallowing Counties: i . Ds Kalb, Fayette. Heard, Cass. Murray, Cherohes Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Hehry Merriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Bpaalding, Tretap L. Hs Bennett 4k SUCCESSORS TO }. ,C*‘Tr saafesS? •olieit a eOutinuanoe of liberally bestowed on tho late ProprieUr. It is onr intention to keep n large nnd extensive a#* comment of nil kinds of uarriages, suited to this mgr- The late proprietor, Mr. J. C. our Agent, nt tha North, for the of our establishment. Uisexpei _ in the busiaew, at the Booth, will li and patron* such a wail sell ‘ to give entire saiiafaetiou.. Cobb. Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. 8took on hand not cleared 113,386 Sugar amd Molamks.— 1 The Sugar market was heavy, with sales of 20J hhds at 3?;n3j;o for Fair. Molassei was In beUsrdf'maud. but at a further decline. Bale* iOOO bbii, including lOO Fermenting at 14,150 Keboilod at 16>i, 660 Prime at 17, and 100 at 17&o per gallon. Git aim.—Corn was in fair request aud price* firm.— MM *®«hs including 700 White at 63, 3460, in loU, at 64,200 prime White at^5, and 600 Choice at 66o per ^0» , ^ 1 -°k , i Bt.L° u U Sold from fiatboat at 39>£, and 10*1 at 41o per bushel. *16 37> a u$l5 50 per bbl for Moj*. Of Bacon about 120 casks were eold, includ i n^20 _c,Mks Ordinary Bides at t extensive assortment of OI7&, anil 11 carlo ShooTders 6;*0 per lb. Ncthing of moment was doing in Lard. Corrxx—Doll, and sales limited to 200 bags Rio at 83{, and 120 Bkimmiugc at 7c ror lb. WiusiCY—Quiet, ana the principal ealo thst tieed waa 27 bbls Raw atJl£o por gallon. r *'“ E,GUr8 -— A ,hi P was taken for Liverpool at Md for MABIIVE INTELLIGENCE. TOUT OK BAVANNAU.. jiffneai Sapm«i.«ha!inl8uiia.urK.I0M| llliih W«Ur~8ii.iMia iimivLu. Suhr Eliu Reed, Reed, Uoko,, bound lo No.borre- port, Meea., with Lumber, put into thia pert ror . new set of sails. Steamer Motamora, Postcll, Charleston, to 8. M. Laffitcau. Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston,to 8 M Laffitcau. Steamer lutmar, Johuson, Augusta, with boats 2 and ett 4 Co. Steamor Fashion, Philpot, Augusta, to A1 A Cohen. Stearaor Wm Gaston, Shaw, Palatka, 4c, to Clsgborn 4 Cunningham. Steuucr Jasper, Taylor, Charleston, to 8 M Lnfflteau. CLEARED. Steamship Alabama, Ludlow, New-York—Padelford. Bark Peter Domill, Unoy, New York—H K Washburn. Brig Philura, Calhoun, Boston—Brigham, Kell^ 4 Co. Bohr Col Sattorly, Elwood, New Yurx— Ogden J ker. Schr Pacific, Yates, Damarisootta—W Crabtree. DEPARTED. Steamer Motamora. Postcll, Charleston. Steamer Gordou, King, Charleston. Steamer Wehtka, King, Palatka. Ao. ir,^Taylor, opouing.of their Serin* Stock, folioitate themselves on the advantages wbloh thelrre- cent ptiroltaees enable them to offer all who deelro to aeleut their Clothing from an e the choioest goods, made in the \ * ^Fashionable Style. These goods have been purchased under the personal inspection ofono ot the proprietors; and availing them solves of favorable olroumstanoos, they are enabled not only to warrant them In quality, but to offer them at suoh LOW PRICES, i must distance all competition ia their trade. The following enumeration is rnado for the beniflt of Gontlemon in the oountry, whose orders will meet prompt attention, and who, wheu iff the oity, aro spectrally invited to an examination of our GomU. GENYLE9IEIT CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality. " " " " in Black, Blue, Brown, Green and Olive Colors. BUSINESS COATS, in great variety, vis: Linon. Rus sia Duok, Drab Deto, Aipioha, Csslimorot, Frock end Back business Coats. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a great variety of prices. B1 k and Fauey Cassimerea, at a gnat variety of r ** Drab Dete " " Whito and Fancy Linsn Drills, " " Fancy Marseilles, •* " VESTS.—Black Silk and Satin Vests. Fancy Silk " White Bilk, for Party " Wliite, Buff and Fancy Marseilles " White and Buff Duok and Linen “ FDMISHINO GOODS. Furnishing Goods of every description for Qontls- lon's wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, waterford ties, Prinoe Albert ties, spriug atook*. merino shirts and drawers, cotton do., suapondere, half boss, gloves— all kinds, best quslity patent yoke shirts, n fins as sortment of DUES SING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Fort- mouias, etc., etc. T 1IATS. An oxtonsivo assortment ot the latest and most fash- ionablo styles. sir. Bennett wiU give his personal u mil kiodoof repairing u heretofore. W M saw wpi C. A. 1.. liAHAH, General Commission Merohant. ly]aavanpah. Gcorala. ^ [uoy i > A CARD It will be Non from th® abore, • Messrs. L. 8. Bennett 4 Co., - fldsnce in the ability of theso pabliity i»nd capital, to s u*m, and keep up lb® nXKBV B. rOBT. f. K. DCKBJB. FORT A DIHVIIAKK, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS oet 7 SAVANNAH, QA.ly Deni. Mr, Lewi® S. Bannstt Julian Hiutridgc. ATTORNEY AT L A II' Office comer Whtiakerst. and Bay Lane, Smntmhs nov 10 Fe Jacobs’ OKGAB AND TOBACCO ITOBB* 37 Hull-*!., HIj(n of che "Big lateu^ Near Monument 8quare, Savannah, Ga. Keeps constantly on hand a iuuub stock of imported Cigars, as well as of his own maaulkoturs.atwbolsMlo and retail. Also, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff l * fab 29 ieiaotiou whatsvsr I have boon kindly and succeeded much Utter 1 la the course I hare considerations of a privatu tsrert In ttiuprospurl^r gnd and iu People. Nothing will do more to offset this than tbs sustain- °. f •JwaUby and honorablsbnmpstlttan. .. Let the good people of tho city «ud Statu mo to James McIKeury, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marino Pretosto Noted aud ExtondOd, A ftragos ad justed, Charier Parties and Averago Ronds drawn, Pa- pors prepared whereby to recover foseee from Amoriraa or British UnderwriUra. and atUntiou given to oil matters conneelod with Shipping and Insurants. Of- flee No. US Bay street, opposite tbs front *f the Cus tom Hones. ly mt 8 good people of the otty and tUorli—1 Agcot for Ih. uiuutln ay UiI.im, (m„ ID) * TUE LAST UNR1VA A New CALLED ' r-r.l BOWJLAND U CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 1M Htyalrmli BUngiak. . .—-*—• tom ion. T. HOfUllt. G1LBGUT BU1XEH, BIA8TKK UUiLUUX, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER y.rA-il rial, Og Itt h. rp t Sg., i.ntt SiT.nn.h- d. w. miBcaiir, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACHSMITH, % Ojiposlts I*aniar’n Colton l'rsss. Stoamer Jasper,;'Taylor, Charleston. MEMORANDA. Baltimore, June 14—Cld eohr Batilln, Staples, Sav'b. New York, June 15—Arr schr Virginia, Axworthy, Savannah; sohr Alpino, fm Darien. Cld rehr J Preb- ble, for Jacksonville. Boston, June 14—Cld eohr Emma for Savannah, and Boys’ Clothing. Comprising the largest assortment ovor offered in this y, consisting of Frocks, Sacks, Polka Bablu, Jacket*, ■st* and Pants, in every variety of style and material New London, June 13—Arr brig Zoarn, from Darien. Jacksonville, Juno 16—Arr brigs Sarah Wooetor, Za- valla, aud Alfred Uautmond, sod echrs Florida, Miner va Wright, G U Nash, and Peerless, from New York- Scltr A B Terry, New Uavon. Jirigs Borneo and Re becca 4 Frauds, Boston. Bohr J Longfallow, New Bcd- M west, r * NEBC11ANT TAII.OK1NG. The favorable and long established reputation which their establishment has enjoyed and still maintains for the rtyle and finish of its garment* made to order, a* wollaa for tho superior quality ot their oioths, dura bility of color and subetautial workmanship, it shall be • Opposlls Ijfuuar’B Cotton Prcae, FASTKHN WHARF. SAVANNAH, GBORGIA. Steamboat aud Mill Work, and every description o filacksmlthing executed with neatness aud dlspatoh. mar 9 ly Dying and Kenovating Eitabliiinuent, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 Yerlfstrest.rsnr of tbs €«s?< D®i»! ESTABLISHED IN 1832. T ADIES' Silk autJ Woolen Dresses, Shawls, Ta Sohr Fros- ford. Cleared—Schr Mcntank, fiWL ideut, and brig Olive, New York. Sohr Edward. Bos ton. Brig DiJo. Kingston. tho constant effort of tho proprietors still to continue.— They invito the special attention of both old ana new ouctomers rathe following, from 1 which they are pro- «.*-*• * M li tO I j bio Covers, otc., cleaned, and dyed various oolors: Ladies' Bonnot* bleached and proofed iu a fashionable stylo; Kid Gloves oleaned, and Gentlemen’s Garments- oleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be required. AU done in tho same stylo which has generally so m pleased toy patrons and friends. Terms modorats. Persons sending parrels by Uarudsn’s Express, Rail road, or steamboats are requested to writs per i “ Factorage aud Commission UININKM8, I WILL continue the Factorage and Comiuisvion Busiuess ou uy own aooount. Offioo on Bay-st., ot of Montgomery Street. «P*y9 tf J- r. PELOT. I IVt! OAK.—of tlie very beat quality, nnd of M _ the largest site, adapted to ship building, imms ately on the sen board, on an Island, within 60 of this city, for snlt. Apply * tuny 25 Wdlm ROBT. ■urns to salt purchasers, at ; £y kuJUJleJ , ‘sTJoNI’S* MOLLY'* belt Blu*. Blub, Brew., Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronx#, Coro bo and OUvu Cloths. Black Doeskin, Black, Cassimers, and a large assort ment of Oolorod and Fancy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—-Wltil ~ ‘ Drills < VESTINGS.-WhIU SUk and Satin, for Party Vest*. Block and fanoy Silk and Satins. White, Buff aud Buff and fancy Linen IIABERSIlAlf 4 E< Orange Cassimerea. A large variety of White, Buff and fanoy Marseilles. UNIFORM SLITS. For Volunteer Companies In the eity and throughout State, mad* aud furnlalMfl at the shortest notlot ^ the best manner. T DIBBLE 4 CAREY, LATEST AND GREAT^ IMPROVEMENT. AHNOXiO'S Improved Patent Metallic IndeetrucUble SARCOPHAGUS, ott _ ,r ' T ‘ ^ KMUOSTED**"*® COFFIN. Which i> H* UbU Ui. Ucluh SUUL mads tho sole SS"
