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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1853)
,UHLUII!M> DAILY AND TRIWK1SKLY BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR, fbt •• Daily MohkMS," ft delivered ♦oCitj U ..cnhernRt FIVE dollahh per unuuin, payable hall- rirly IN ADVANCE,or rurTWki.vff cents a week, wA bletqUm Curriers. Siuglocopies,tiiuke " ile **TBI-\Vekkly Mohninu New*," a_ rjiinuy.) com am ing all the uowr mutter uuil new ml l( iu«eninnl« or tlr ’* " * * jg poi.i.AUS pur nmiUi JS 00 - .....10 00 Threo “ 1J AO Four “ 15 00 VKKKi.Y AtOK.MNU NEW*,” ftor th* imiiix all the uuw mutter uud uow ud- 1 the Daily, in immahcd fur Til UK X luitira, in uilvuuc*. fits iiiHertoU at the following rntes ilvfHwcmunta rou oks'squawk Or* Insertion OX) gu. - ..,........*1 g *« ........ 1 50 TntW u'J- weak... iff, On# Tei for advertisements not exceeding Ova lines, three* (wrih* of the »lw»* rates will be oharged, 1. e.i tor ono insertion......... 45cents. I" two *• - .75 " :*• OneWaek~ -....41 50, 4e.4«. Lnyxl Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. Advertisements from transient persons or strangers ■mt be paid in advance. Yearly advertiserf, exceeding In their advertisements the average number of lines agreed for, will be uharged pr, j ortioual rates. AiivertisemeuU seat to this oflloe without directions, w the number of insertions, will be published dally •■til ordered to be discontinued, and charged accord* ^Ycsrlj advertisers will be restricted to their regular lidu'ts, nud all other advortiaamonts, not pertaining to their regular business, aa agreed for, will be oharged PdT All Letters directed to this offlee or the £dlt suit b« postpaid. mjr All now Advertisements appear In the *'Trl fieklv News," for the Countrv. THE DAILY NEWS. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Trionnifted for the Savannah Dally Morning News. Climlcuton Cotton .lluriict. CHARLESTON, JUUO 29. 210 bales were sold io*dny from 8$ to 10| cents. Pi ices unchanged. New Orleans Markets. New Orleans, Juno 29. Cotton.—On Wednesday 2,300 bales were sold at previous pricas. The receipts fo-day were 120 bales. The stook of oolton uow on sale is estimated at 25,000 halos. Tobacco.—3,000 hhds. have been sold since Saturday, at an odvanco of J to J cent. Lord has advanced. 100 bbls. sold to-day, fain 10 to 10$ cents. (errcepoadencc at* Hally Morning News. FURTHER NEWS PER BALTIC. New York, Juue 2G. The Africa orrivod out on Sunduy illum ing, the thirteenth. Liverpool, June 15, P. M. Liverpool Cotton Market.—Tho Afri- i’i advices improved the market, which was lurilier strengthened by largo speculative purchases of lower grades. The market therefore, quoted active, and closed steadily at the full prices of Friday last, the turn boinff in favor of sellera. Males of three days, 25,000 bales, (vir.: Saturday 4; Monday, Tuesday, ten over each,) specululiou II to 12,000. Eiports trifling—Import same me 30,000. Fair Or lame 9 jd.; Fair Mobiles sud Uplands Gjd.; Middling qualities 5£a M.V16d.; Inferior 4d. to 5d. The Athene Observer^ of May twenty- seventh, eaya that the statement* respecting Marsh’s American demands on Greek Govern ment a're incorrect; hut does not tell us what dm truth is. The mail steamer Teviol brings Buenos Ayres dates to May 2d. The news is very un favorable. The city ia closely besieged and blockaded; besiegers destroying much life sud property without decisive effect. Money and trade deplorabje. Foreign agents detest ed by libeiols. This news depressed Buenos Ayres bonds, in London, four per cent. At Bahia fears had been entertained of a Negro insurrection, which, however, proved groundless. Tho U. <S. sloop-of-war Jamestown was at liuenot Ayres on the 2nd of May. The ship Commodore, from Hamburg to Vera Crux, was totally burned ofl* Weymouth, her crew were safely landed on tire 12th. Bank* Klectlou. We loam that at the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Central Railroad and Nunkiug Company held on Tuesday lest, {Jkokoe A. Cutler, Esq., wae unanimously typointed Cashier of that institution, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of tiuLOMON Cohen, Esq!, our newly appointed Postmaster. Cy* Yesterday forenoon, a colored girl about 15 years of age fall down, in Barnard street,near the Market, Oom the effect! of the heat. I'was, at first, supposed she woe sun- struck ; but upon being taken to her home, ahe recovered thoroughly in a few hours. cy The Cleavcland Herald bogs our En- glinii friends not to take eithor Mrs. Stowe or the Illuok tfwan n epecimen of Ameiicau beauty. ’ \3P The wife ol T. F. Mesgher, according to late advices, had arrived ia London from Van Diemen’s land, and was with her hus band’s father, tho momber for Waterford. Mrs. Meagher *itt visit Ireland before sailing for America, to rejoin her husband. „ 19** At Groonwood Cemetery, New York eighteen interments take place doily; and passing the gateway from morning till night, « a nearly unbroken lino of funeral proces sions. During a small portion of the year, (he daty number of interments reach twenty-five •° r thirty* The total number of interments since its first organisation to the present time, tweniy.siu, thousand four hundred and sev enty. The first iptermeut took place in Sep- ttmiber, 1840. abolishing capital punishment — ; ieclicm tiunato on Bsturday. ihe House ^liquor hilt, also, passed. Leap Pi I*ESf—Frol. Eliot publishes a letter the N. Y. Tribune warning the people of that city against the unhealthy and fioisouous tuects of the XJroton water when delivered through load service pipes. 13TConrad List, of Piu.bnrg, went to In- .lmii.imli., lot)., lu.t »wk, married, but i,"iiIi»k In. intended ongueod to enothor, lie miinedialoly hung lilimelf, iiy In 1841) ihe total wine crop of thie country wn. 1-’4,000 gallon.. In 1850 it wae •.’1,049 gallon., being an inera.M or almoei a mindretl per cent.’in Ian yean. T(io amount ’"'ported la.t year wn. 0,100,000 gallon.—an ouiuuiii wliieb our country’will lie able in ““Pply for ila own eapaumplion-iu eixly yean, •»*n at Ilia preienl Pile oflncreepe. ’•'noaoaPTDerc.irTmH.^-Ttie IblloeingeiOari 'run an addniM of Meagher reoettlly. dellrered in n«» York, >< truly eloquent in it. dawriplion or the Mteaentunt. of Europe. Hun leipoulhle reuiark. .t nirmperery, fur n .tuil, not .tired end area tried ",™, ui conceive and otter .neb thieft uthtm i Au.trta—the whole German family—toegue Urn RhineMagnnnt in her bed) Pul.ud, :;!!! '“•Nlobeof unllMn.nnd her eattte cud children cut .p .lid p.relied eat eiuou, the robber. | Hungary, llii **•••••«• mu Iter proud end Iw.utMe. reek; Yt locked within h«e sculptured aepnlehpi. »"d e keeping hatch open it; rr«ce. ricuidngla n jii.4)uwnde; ihe gl.r.of uhicl. bind. IT,!"'"—f whirl, .t I- tb. —ewleens and tb. aMuteanrirei | laclsud. twr pcopls decayieg sad ZXr*«** ^ ruins, a vun, which aruth- y #t Mi "“odiug un the soil; tauthe eye that soena the hMery ef m*SH! with jo,—without grief, without von- U *“ lD ,M 'e wSbssBEBBBBf Pupitlntlon HtntUtlm «f Grom iirlinln. While the Uuiled Btatus arn yearly rHceivina liundredv of thousands or emigrants from thu British islands, it will not be utiintnreRUug to know some thing of the progress of population in that country. Tho lusnlt o( the British census hi 1831 lias just been laid Irefore Parliaiueut. The original returns filled ssten millions of schedules, and the whule weight of the documents amounted to upwards of Jifio-tmo tons. This euorutous muss of “ light read ing * was digested into a volume of 1,250,000 page-, which, being rather too bulky for popular use, wus further abridged into tkree volumes of inauugeable *lxe, though uone of the sleitdnrest. Although Great Britan has lest, we believe, near ly u million of inhabitants during the pust tlirco or four .years, yet her population has been regularly advancing from oue decenuiuiu to another duritig ’he presont century. In 1801 the population of Eng land and Wales wus nine millions; in 1811, it hud risen to Ifin; in 1821. to twelve; and in 1831, to fourteen ; in 1841, to sixteen, and ill )65l, it amount ed to eighteen millions. The rate of iucrease per cant, was greatest between 1811 aud 1821, since which year it has beou stoadiiy diminishing, and the progression has, therefore, practically spooking, been arithmetical instead of gomctrienl. The population tables, with which these volumes are chiefly occupied, are prefaced hy a report illus trative of the general subject. This report fur nishes a sot of diagrams shewing the density of the population iu different.parts of the kingdom—-uud It supplies ingenious illustrations, calculated to as sist the reader in reulixing to his imagination the vast nunibors which ho Is called upon to grasp. Pow persons, probably, would suppose that all the men, women and children lit Great Britain might sutud upon an area seven square miles in extent— mid thut, too, without iucouvuuient crowding. A century ago, they would liavo occupied about one- third of that space—hull’ u century ago, one-half. The report gives the following stutoincnts as the consequences w,hich have grown out of tlm above- mnntioned increase of population : “ Within the last OOy years, the number of acres to each person living has fallen from fi.4 to 2.7 acres iu Great Britain, nnd from four to two acres iu Engluud and Wains. Am n countervailing advuntage, tho people have beou brought into cacti others neighborhood, their averuge distance from oncli oilier bus Icon re duced iu tlm ratio of 3 to 2, lubor bus hacu divided, industry has boon organized in lowns, und the qtiunliiy of produce, either consisting of, or ex changeable for the conveniences, elegancies, and ne- cnasaries oflile, has in the mass largely iucroascd, and ir increasing at a moro rapid rate than the pop ulation." It ia interesting to know iu wliut particular lo calities and uuder what social and industrial circum stances population has made the greatest advancer. It appears from tho report that the towns which liavo most rapidly increased during tho lust half century uro lliuso engaged iu tho iiianufucturo of straw-plait—next ooiuo the watoring places on tlm coast—aud then the great rfeats of tlm cotton matpi- facture, which uiTord a homo to about oue-fificeuih of Uio whole populution of Englaud. The number of porsoes absolutely houseless, and found dwelling iu the opeu air, or scckiug a tempo rary lodging lor the night in bants aud uut-houscs, is 18,000. It will be observed that ueiihcr Ruotiaud or Irolaud are included iu these statistics. France, it appears, lias udvauaed hi a slower pace than Uugiund during the above period. In 171)1 the population of Franco was somewhat short of30,000,- 000. In 1848 it hud not reuuhod 30,000,000. Eng land has two ucret and a half of laud to uuclt inhab itant--France three and a half. In Englaud tho supply of food has been relatively, as well us ubsc lately, iucraasiug during the preseut century—iu Franco it has been diminishing. Both uations have suffered from war, but not in an equal degree. It may be doubmd, however, whether this inequality will account for the difference in their rale of ad vance in population. The illaglo of Mu*ic• The sprightly correspondent of the National Iu< telligunoer, who is travelling through Byria, and at last accounts hud reached the ancient city of Baal- beck or Heliopolis, gives the following description of the cflect which his flute and the negro melody lias upon the descendants of latinise!: In travelling through Byria, as in other part* of the world. I always curry my flute with me, to re lieve the louely hours of night, and excite a social feeling amoug the natives. 1 had fluted my way altar the fashion of Goldsmith, through many u diillouity ; ami nr v I was resolved to see what tha magic of music would do in removing the preju dices of. the Arabs. As sooii us it v. *n dark, wn had a good fire lit in tho corner and pulling olf our .shoes as custom required, we spread our mats close by, and sut down cosily to enjoy the cheer ful fire, my friunds, Ythe .Southerner ani tho En glish captain) smoking thi-ig chibouks, while I brought forward my kunpsack, aud commenced putting the pieces of my flute together. *i'lie Arabs, who hud beguu to crowd in, were greatly interested in the strange instrument that I was getting under way, aud Yusuf, who wus rather proud of his civil- i/.ulion, snt by eujoying their remarks, and giving ns a running interpretation. Romo thought it was a ort of pistol, with a large tojchhoh*; but the no tion was ridiculed by the morn kuowing oucs, who said it wus plain to see that it was a new-fashioued pips, and that they would soon seo me put the bowl to it, aud begin to smoke. At lost I got the pieces udJuMad,' and command ing silence by a mysterious motion of the hand, commenced playing that classical air of "Old Zip CoonV which I dare say wus never heard before among the ruins of Uaulbeck. Thftre was tho most lireuihlots attention on ull sides, interrupted only by the suppressed excluination of Taliib I Tahib ! (Good, good I) when I blew a very shrill or false te ; and soon tho wonmu uud childreu from tho ighboriug houses began to crowd in, and there is gradually a large circle formed urouud tlm om, and the audience squatting down in rows, till there was. icareely space enough to breathe. I blew away with ail tny might, for not only was I excited with the success of my experiment, but rather iuapired with tile music I was making, which 1 usiure you was not bad. The familiar airs of home made me sentimental, nnd I merged into the doleful air " Give me back my heart aguiu," which was a miserable failure; hot a damsel seeniod dis posed to litleu to it. They commenced ill the vnry middle of the most pathetic strain to call for “ Old Zip Coon." When I had ended there w&s no end of tho tahibs. Air. Cooii wus u decided hit. Iu order to vary the euiert'iiuinents, silence wnR commaitdod again, end Yusef was desired to ex plain thut there would be a soag; that it was a song of an old black geolloman who lived in Ameri ca, who wus a pacha nmoug (he blacks; that lie wms called Uncle NlhI heenum liu was so venerable, nnd being very old, the hair fell out of his head, and there was no liuir at all iu the place where the hair night to grow; that he hadn’t auy eyes to see with, and consequently was as blind as a post or stone wall, or auylbing else that is supposed to be defi cient in eyes; that lie neither hod teeth to eat bread with, and lie had to let the bread alone aud eat something else; that his fingers were as long as canes in the brake, which was about an average of sixteen feet: and eventually, that oue day when lie out in die field, a horrible mousler,culled Grim Death, caiue along and caught him by the bed and arried him away, and ho was uevor Imard of auy noro except in Ids song, which wus written in com memoration of these fuels. Thereupon having excited the most profound in terest In tlie history of Uncle Nod, I launched forth into ihitsoiig.-keeuiog *• u«at tha tunc as possible, and going through ail tho motions descriptive of the buldness of his head, tho absence of his teeth, aud tiie length of bis fingers. Wlion I arrived at tile liunl catastrophe, where grim death seizes tho old gentleman by the liorl, 1 made a sudden motion at the heel of one worthy who was sitting near by, completely upsetting him with fright, and causing a laugh from the audience that seemed as if it would nover cogio to an cud I It was the best hit of the evening, und completely removed all constraint.— Tho women hud gradually uncovered their faces, uud tho men were ill such good humor that they paid no allculiou to it; and we were all as jovial us possible-show iug that people all over the world are pretty mncli tho same hy nature; and that there uro row races so barbarous as not to be moved by music and n spirit of sociability. Worked to Dcnth. Tho Now York Times says that Mixtucii person*, uud the Tribuuo suy» twouty-fivr, died iu New York on Wednesday last, Croui over-work and exhaustion. The D»> Hook says: "Huoposo we should hoar of thirty-five, or even the smaller number, sixteen nrgeoes in tho South dying suddoidy from exhaustiou or overwork.— Suppose thu New Orleans papers should announce that teu negroes hud been worked to death by their nMuturs in the hot run If What a tremendous hue aud cry there would be raised about it all through tho North t Every abolition pap* r North of Masou und Dixon'a line would have food for six months and the wbolo world would rcrouud with the cry of nrtioliy to the negroes aud the iuhuiiianity of slave holder^ Another Uucle Tom's Cabin would bo written, and the authoress would travel with her baboons and receive the di^iuguitlied homage of (lie EngUsh nubility. But such a thing cannot be. No owner of slavca would permit thorn to work thatnselyes to death is the hot sun. It la only 4he fre^laborer, working for Ida dally bread, that D pre»aed on to extremes. A uiau wkoee wife and children at home arc waiting hoogry for the pro ceeds of his daily toil, in his desperation takes the -Hk, pushes on and dies with over exertion." A Good Owe.—The Bplrit qf the Times (ells a good joke upon a verdant limb of tbs law who re. sided upon Nwaueoke creek, end U limes of the alMence of the pastor of district meeting, acted aa clerk. Ho had a strange way of maonfhetnrtog e word, when at a loss for the right one. Well, upon a certain occasion, whan he deemed hi* services iu request, he undertook to "give out a hymn." in which l»te word doxtlsfy occurred; but, as fce couldn't get hold of the word, he requested tha con. gregnUee to*iog "fpnr «arse» and a sorkislogtr.' tST U •Jp.Mr.iici AI-.I K«l.r i. bacwtjuf dUcoutented with bis present residence et Hroussa, and that be is longing to returu to France. The fitu. th. n,i»w., ill. •' wuJ cltcimii^r; of I application to the Emperor to be 110 do so. o t WA-1 TU© Bnchelor nnd |lie Hnby. There was no oue at homo except the baby'_ mother, and baby, uud I. Baby had just gou« to sleep, when bnby’s mother remembered a trifling commission which she had premised to execute for me iu the village. With au injunction to touch ths crudlo if baby woke, she dsnarted. leaving me proud of my now employment, aud lulled by past immunity into a slate of fatul security. With one eye ou my boot and the other cradle, fike a faithful watch dog, I lutened to the retreating footsteps thut should have wanted in a, but did not. to " look out for squalls." I had no idea of tho awful responsibility which 1 had taken injsoif, or 1 should have shrunk from it asucut from wuter or a mastiff 1 from a churning machine. !u fact, I rathor suspect (lint I felt In a trifling de- groo ambitious that baby should open oue eye—only one—that I might have the pleasure of shutting it again. Uuwary mortal I How little do we kuow ■ hen wo are well off I My ambition was but too •non to he gratified ; I bad yet to learn by bitter per. ance hjw weary is the lot of those who—tern) on babies, I wonder whether infants are conscous in their sleep of tlioir mother's absence, aud kuow that s opportunity bu« arrived fbr "cutting up didoes I" Tho baby over whose slumbers 1 had become ll. w guurdian genius—how the fliee pitched into its note —was as sound asleep os any baby could be when its mother departed; but no soouer had her shadow faded from tbo room than symptoms of wakefulness began to appear. First came a sigh; then a chuckle that said, as plain as chucklo could say, “ Now for some fun;" then oao eye oprued und shut, and then both beguu poeping about, till tbo head seemed in clined to bob off the pillow. I felt a little nervous «t ihe«e sympmint—only a little. " Poh,” said myself, " u roll or two of tho crudlo will soon settle your huriuess, youugsler." Ilut it did not. Baby was bound to lime u spree. It knsw that " its molhor was out." - That big, botliorsome blue bottle fly, too, tired of watching fur the ship ovnrthe cluck face, started on a vo>ago of discovery ou its own account, and the first proinoutory which it reached was the uose of tho baby, a tempting spot, upon which it lauded for refreshment*, buzzing most vil lainously us it did so. It was a ticklish lauding, however, nnd baby soon drovu it ofl’ with a sneeze thut uktonished it* norves, and mine, too, more thun the fly's, for the fly war accustomed to ticklish »it- nations, which I was not. Ilal.y was thoroughly routed. Up weut its round, chubby arm; but a rock of the cradlo soou spii t lliat back to its place. 1 did rock tlmt cradlo beautifully. Tbo littl*, 5 rolled to uud fro as eo*ily as if it had been fastened ou by a toy mandarin’s neck. I could not help ad iniring myself for the way in which I did it, and! uin sure that any reasonable baby would havo gnu*, to sleep again, ifonlyfor compliment’* take; hut the baby in tho cradle didn't. Tho moment iho rocking conscil, up popped the little head, like Ju dy’s iu the show, with n small peevish cry. That erv I it was like the " fizzing of the fuse" of a now dor magazine, sure to cud iu un explosion. Were you ever roused ill the middle of ihe night bv iho inuid-of-ull-work coming in her slippers and •tight cap to iulbrm you that tho house wus on Uro ) Did you everttand by m Dutchman who wus weigh, ing gunpowder with u lighted cigar In his mouth t Did you ever maud over the boiler of a Alisdssippi steamboat, and expert every moment to be landed on the tree-tops half a mile inland } If not, you cannot conceive my horror when I beard that cry. I wus in u cold perspiration from bead to foot. 1 Iihvo lie doubt thut hailstones as big us peas might huve been picked oil' my forehead. I roojiod for dear lifo, uud baby bounced ubout like a liallof India-rubber. But it was useless. I sang all the songs I could think of, from tho cabal istic 'llushabuby !' to ‘Cease, rude Boreas I’ I tried tenor, gild 1 tried bass ; but the baby did uot know the difference. It seemed to think it all base. The loudor I sang the louder it cried. It wus bawl and squall; and squall beut. Theory peevith became the cry iudignuut, and tho cry isdiguunt became the squull imperative. Bluo-bollle buzzed with delight, and danced a hornpipe on the wiudow, while the cluck kept up a laiituiizing ‘Go it I go it I' In an unlucky inoiuout I lifted the little tempest out of the cradlo. Never, never, never will I com mit such an act of tliouffhtlcsi iuiprudecco ugaia f Before I did so I could have truly sung with the poet, ‘The white squull raves ;’ but afterwards the fiercest blasts of Boreas seemed belched from that little throat. Iu the hope of quieting the tornado, I took it iu my arms waddling to aud fro the room, tossed it up aud dowu till my shoulders ached ; dangled it on my knee*, now the right oue, aow tho left ; but uothiug would do; Like an easterly gale, that multiplied ifiuall seemed to be endless. I felt really alarmed. 1 was completely terrified. I suw visions of convuWions nod such like ills that infant 'flesh is hair to.' If I had been in the city, I am sure that a crowd would have collected. I might linve been taken up and accused of an attempt to commit infanticide—perliapi been published in tho papers a Wretch guilty of cruelty to dumb animals. Dumb I How I wish that dear ftuiily orgnn had been dumb ! 1 envied the deaf men that pick up cinders I I looked at the clock and exclaimed ill despair, “ When will the mother roturu V" aud tho clock an •wered with mocking monotony, " not yet! not yell ' Blue-bottle had ceased its buzzing and re turned to itM old quarters over the diul-plale, to watch for the re-nppearauco of the ship: pcriiup* asking, as iiupatieutly *a I did, the question, the walls of tlm distaut church and the houses be- muring joyously as it glided over the stones, and I felt u strong temptuiion to pop the piping part of the baby iuto it. I am *urn the clock cried mock- inglv, •* Do it! do it I" But die thought of tbo coro ner’s jury restrained mo; a country jury of Dutch boors, HUh short pipes in their mouths, and skulls two layers of brick thick. There was a rooster upon the fence clapping hi* wings and crowiug like a trojan—I do imlisve it was over my perplexity; the pigs were grunting in tlmir stye, pulling each other's ears for amuse ment, nnd a cow was giving nourishment to h«r calf in a distant field. Huudonly a bright idea truck me. I seized un old tobacco pipe that had linen stowed away upon thu innntlepisce, and im mersing the bulb iu a tumbler of wuter, thrust the stein into the baby's mouth. Baby was no genius. I became sutUfied of thut in a minute. It is un at tribute ofgeuius to accomplish its desires with im perfect instrument*. Thera was no stoppage in the pipe ; I tried it myself. I was at my wits’ end, and laid the baby on tho floor, crammiiig my fingers iuto my oars. It w as of no use. I could not shut out tho souud. It like a thousand " car piercing pipes," drilling through and through. I was riddlod with •ureaius thut touched liko galvauio wires ou cv«ry uerve. The clatter of a three-story cotton mill, with u hundred girls talking of now bonnets through the din. was Nothing to it. All (he loco motives of the Uniou, tortured into n state of ugooy, would slope compare with it. But mill and locomotive might be stopped, and baby could not be quieted even for a moment. Anything but a baby's lungs would have beeu worn out by auch un ubuse of power—but their strength only iu- ureasd, seeming to acquire uew piped ut overv blast. Wliut would I not huve given for tho right of a petticoat hearing dowu to my relief t Never did Kobiusou Crusoe ou his desert island guze more luugingly over tlio oceau iu scurcb of a sail Uiau 1 did down tho road for a bonnet aiiii curls, I could have smiled lovingly ou the fattest dowager that ever sweltered in llio West Indies, or Iho thiu- nest scrub that pays her devotions to the door steps. But the feiuiuine, liko other useful coiuinodiiies, hud u II vauished, wlieu most wanted. Even the cat, accustomed to nurtiug as she was—even tho cat, Heusiblu creature, had disappeared. Like the distressed hero of a novel, I was left to y owu resources, and hail no resources left. There as u baby flopping about on the floor like a porpoise i h ship's deck, as if lyiug ou its beam ends wus a natural position. I righted it a dozen times, but uver it went rgsin, as if all its ballast bud shifted tu Ihe head. I brought the shovel and lowgs uud thu bellows from the fire place, but buhy wouldn't look at them, not a bit of it: although I took tlie trouble to blow the bellows iu the blue bottle’s face aud sent the thread* on tlie carprt flying about tho room. Even the clothe* brush and uutmeg grater proved no attraction, and 1 broke n suspender button hop- }iiug ubout like a frog, on all four*. If I had stood on my lioud and shook tho pcuuiooout of my pock ets, it would havo had no effect. Even a lump of »ugar would not brilio it to bo quiet. It nude wry faces at tlie mirrnr, and pitched savagely into tlm pillow, turned indignantly from the tea-krLlc, aud squared off at the rolling pin. If I had given it tbo carving knife, I do vui IIv believe that it would have cut off its owu head, ami made two squall* instead of one ; but 1 forbore. Give mo credit foruiy mug- uauimiiy ! I forbore. For nearly a mortal hour—an—age—was I tlm* kept in a state of frenzy. My hairs stood up ‘ like quills upon the frctlkl porcupine.' They have al ways stubbornly refused to lie down smoothly since. If my trial had lasted much longer, 1 should cer- tainiy havo had a • grey head upon young shoulders For baps I should have sunk into the grave with a nervous fever, and had ' Died of buby uuriWig' for an epitupli upon my tombstone. Fortunately for tha public iu general, and main particular, I *n •pared such a. catastrophe, hy the return of tho mother, who burn punting iuto the room at the critical moment whtiu my Job-like patieaee had miserably perirt/ed—by degree-, os the water leak* from a broken hoopad backet. With what a for.l- lay of relief did I look up at tbo old clock a i It an nounced to me, iu its most cheerful tones, • Bho’s conic I she come I" Would you believe it—bet I'm sure you Ity—that Ul fact seems too greet of perversity wes aa Why, tha mother w. asmsr.’Bte know I did. L*mb,Jml lamb, what would »l be when it became mutton Why It was !h*t nsleep again In no time mid laugh ing in |u dreaiua over the Inn it bad enjoyed. Didn't ! vow never to be caught aloue with a baby again t If oyer I aw.mayJW gorvsd lit. the same man 1 —*t*bl ■at binders ut is comparslivelv worililets. When i«dom reigns in the head, and lore in (ho heart, me man is over ready to do good ; order and penoe reign around, ' Jid sin “ J ~ L - — * known,—Blachttosd. and sorrow are utmost i It it in < and practice horseback ridinj lion uu accomplishment equa piano, or at n lloosier once said of an eastern lady, "Bbe sal ou a cheer, aud scratched music out of n cupboard I" W« love to see a lady upon a liorsr'* bark ; to nee her sit proudly and gracefully upon the ‘back of a neighing steed, is certainly more gratify- iiqr, and confessedly moro conducleve to health than to know that she is at home iu n party entertaining it dozen or two of silly-headed; soaped locked, brainless youth, with their all upon their bucks. Who does not love to see a lady ride gullaedy hy them, liar horso prancing or gullnping along, her countenance radiant with smiles aud thn bloom of health. No young lady should be without the know ledge how to ride, and the lack of this accomplish- moot is certainly censurable now-a-days, when, with a few lessons taken at a riding ncadumy, any young lady can become proficient in this certainly pleasing and healthy exercise.—Albany Transcript. I BATttKB CABBY IT THAN THAT AIOTHKR should.—Going from market the other day we ob served a very siiie.ll buy, who gave no special indi cation hy dress or fare, of other Uiau ordinary sen sation or (ruining in life, carrviug a basket that was so heavy n» nearly to bear him down beneath it. We observed, " My way, >ou Imve a heavy load," "Yo*," said lie,“but I’d rather carry it than thut mother should." The remark was one of a nature wo love to hoar; but wo do not kuow that we should huve chrouicled it, had we uot seen across • lie itreel, a highly accomplished youug lady pluy- ing the piuno, while hor mother was wn»hlng the windows. We huve no reason for forestalling tho reflections of our renders oil the (set. . or/ •Dear me, how grand you are growing, Isaac," said Mrs. Partington, a* tfiitt young gentle man insisted upon it he wouldn’t c4t anything but strawborrics fur Ids supper, when a friend had Kind ly sent a Imx : ‘how grand you are growing; by. iiin-by you will want to board at tlie Brevier ilousa Mini live on MhuHla icc cream. You mustn't bo so glutinous, dcur ; 1 don't like to see p little boy with such velocity of appotite." Iko liamicd over hi* pluto for tlio first iiMlulmeiit, and the good damn Moiled us she ladled them out und (lien passed over tlio sugar, repealing the adiuoiiiiiun that hn mustn't ho glniiuou*. Admonition from lips like hers ex- linte* in frugraiico like sliuwhcrilc*, und is sweet as the cream and siigurlhattlroern* them iu delicious death, hut Ike preferred the strawberries.—Post. aud Mdic, to G W Germany L O’, M A Cohen, 1J La- tlirop t Co, Brigham, Kelly t Co. Fb Boats, 8 M Latlitevu, W 1* Howland, Brigham, Kel li II Bellamy, and 1 deck. COMMERCIAL. LATEST DATES. Liverpool, June 15 | Havre, June 14 | Havana,'June 22 Hnvunnnh Market, July 1. COTTON—Bales yesterday 2U bales, vli: 12 at 6^. and 8 at 2. Savannah Export*. 8t Johns. N. B.-Br bark llarricU-203,875feetTim- ber, 3D sacks Eioe. NORFOLK, JUNK 25.—Cura, white 63c, yellow 57c, mixed 51a63c. Naval Htorus, Tar black, $1 90*2 SI ; bright $1 U5a2fci Pitch $U a 'aIX; Turpentine $Sa3L ; Itoein $1 4(<nl>£. WILMINGTON. JUNK 27.-Hlnce*8aturday morn ing la*t, 1IU5 bble Turpentine Imre boon eold at g*J 85 per bbl for virgin dip, and $2> 4 'a2 80 per bbl for yellew dip, market oloalngat highest fig ore*. Uplrits Turpen tine—ISO bis changed hands at 35c per gal, and 3H0 do *t Sdorer gal, Rosin—BIX* bble common were sold at flat 10 per bbl, according to sise. Corrmpondeuce of Dally Manting New*. LIVERPOOL, JUNE 14, 1855. Cotton—On Saturday last the market was very flat, under the influence of continental advices and tho tarn at Stockport, Ac., and eeveral forced sales made at j^d per lb. dcollae, the business of tbo day scarcely reaching 4000 bales. Yesterday tboro appear- >re confidence, and the same is evident to-day, tha ■alea in the two daya oxceediug 23,000 bags, one-baft being on speculation, at prices tally up to those current Friday laat. In Mauchestor a moro cheerful tone prevails, bat there is no great weight of business going a. JAMES MoUENRY. LIVERPOOL, JUNE 14. There has been an actlvo demand for Cotton, and the sales for four daya since the above circular waa mad# up, are upw ards of 31,000 laioe ; both yesterday and to day thu business has been tally 10,000 bales euch day- half on speculation, and the market closes steadily at the full price* of Friday last, tho turn being la favor of sellers. The latest political new • are considered more pacific, and the trade rof’ort from Manchester t>-day is satis factory. BROWN A SHIPLEY. /"V UK Hummer pluue are i V/ sales are already MURK tnan mo oasis or oar oi dilations tar the year eadiag with neat August; < quantities, our w hole STOCK AT COST. We aim at effecting a double object by this eonree.- l»t- If possible to have our Store r ’ ’ ’ ’ 2udly. To necessarily condense ou e*t *uao*. Our details are perfe supply of every thing we have ke,. constantly present for sale, the CHOICEST BAR GAINS that can be culled from every market. Onr French Drees Goods are of the beet rival mann facture*. aud In style, finish, durability of eolors nn qualities of cloths, are tho boit imported; and tve at now selling them for less prices than the manufacturer agents and commission houses in New York woul •ell them at private sale to the jobbers, to be age! •old in quantities to the distant merchants; therefor the greatest disparity in our favor for cheapness an substance, is obvious to every one who Inspect* ou good* and prices; aof hr/ore, but o/Ur they have iookc at the pries* ia all the other stores before buying. IN OUR STOCK, ARE ing Drees Goode in better taste and at cheaper prieoi than elsewhere. Bonnet Ribbons, and Bonnets; plaic and embroidered Crape Bcarfsand Shawls. KMIlltOIDKHKD AND LA(!K GOODS. IN IMMENSE VARIETY FROM AUCTION. A new article for Ladies’ summer Neck Handker chiefs. HOSIERY. very cheap. PAVILION LACES, Pink, Hlno mid White, 12.4 wide. Embroidered and Patent Hummer skirt*, Coro™ Hklrts, very cheap. Mourning aud pointed Handker chief*. LINEN GOODS. pure flax) which \ chauls here pay ' added largely I us* _ JHV import, via.; i cheap aa the othor i lituh they oust idtli aud quality, hhirtiug _ undressed; Pillow Cuse Ltnons and A Bird's Eye Diapers. Dowlas* and Glass < Coverings. Tabic Dniuusks ft Diapers. Ia white and Brown of every kind, vory cheap. ] mask Napkins and Doylies: Damask Bordered liuol back Towels; Table Cover* and Toilet Covers; <Ju and Couu'irpaues of every kind, and in sixes for Burt Cots, and email and large Beds; Figured stout Lace fur Valance and Bed Curtidne, Engliih Washing Furnltnn Chiutxes, very cheap; 7-H. 4-4, and 5-4 Furniture Dim ities; Linen Laces for Pillow Casc\ very cheap; Cottoi do.: Cotton Hhirtinga aud Shuetiugs in white and un bleached, and in every quality and in every width, from 3-4 to three yard * wide. OowquH Mattings. Best quality, and cheaper than elsewhere*. Our stock is replete in almost overy artlele noededfor Fluntatiou und llonsc-keeplug mes, cheapest prices. Also, Gooda for Men and Boys uimerCoata and Pantaloon*, and Vesting*, vlx: l.tn- Drilliugs, Cottonades, Hummer Cassimeres, Farm ing*, very ohoap Cotton pantaloon stuffs for negrt Cotton Osnaburgs, Linen Osnaburgs, eolored Hoi spans, Ac. Huuccss in trade ia always in the ratio of abilikj »best for thr 7 “ — J1 ‘ ' id with integi do best for the community, and upon that basis, oombi M4KINK lNTiSLLItilSNfiti. fOKror savannah r.'. .JUEYT 8unRises4U 65tn!8un8at*7h.Urn i High Water Uib.4l.uj .j . — Havana, via Key West, to Cohens A Herts. Htcamer Fashion, Fhilpot, Augusta, to M A Cohen. Steamer Calhoun, Borden, Charleston, to 8 M I<a(&- au. Steamer | Metamore, Poatcll, Charleston, to 8. M. Latfiteau. CLEARED^ Br bark Harriett, Spurr, St Johns, N B—E A 8ouilard. OCPABTSb, Steamer Gordon, King, Charleston. GREAT T MUM PH ACHIEVED BV Evans Sc Wn Ison’s No. 83 Dock-street, Philadelphia, F1 it fi-P H. G O .!’• O h E S T S! ST TUB STSTZ fftlM. UAKHISBUHO, PS. Ociubrr 3U, 1851. The undersigned, appointed a Commitie fur the purpose by the ofUocrs of the Htate Fair, were present this after noon, when Messrs. KVAN8 A WATKON teet/d one of their small aiiod Hatamuruler i\rt'Vrvof Chf*t9, at which time they consumed tiikez is or wood over It, com- ——___________ dug at 1 o'clock. I*. M., and haring exposed it to a uhtUbnf Or two hours, su ffi- clcnttodeilroy the cast Iron feet. OnopeningthoCboat, the papers, together with 2,000 olroularx deposited in our presence, were taken out, not only having boen pre served, but not having tho appearauo* of tcorch upon Josxrn Ritxek, Joux B. Cox, Pa. Char. E. IIeistkr. J*l« A. T. Nxwbold, THE subscriber respectfully invites ho attention of purchasers to hi* as sortment of 'Prunes, Valises and Car pet Bogs, juet received and for sale at the store fu Gibbons' Ranr~ , ...age. j* 14 WILLIAM HfclDT. J CK-l’UKSKIlVirJll PITCHHItH.- I HUmpson'e celebrated Britannia Joe-Preserving Pitcher*, just received per steamer Alabiuna, *ndfor •ale low by |ja 15) J. P. COLLIN t I PITCHED^—lltcmviul hy sum, IT » new supply of Ice-nresarving boat articleont—nt the House Furnishing feli MOfltiE A •uututer AuguxU, Pitchers— the btore of N1CUUL8. 1 BH Bryan-streot. AT X18.—50, DUO I .mb*, iaiwiiun and for sale by | jo III BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. 1itiPT^l w»d Forcdniu Drawer 1 m*r 30 U f ° r *F.\/CORNWALL. 102 Bryan-»t. / lOFFJBB, tfllOAK, \ ; Coffee; Undo La {may ra lOhlid*. Pwrto Rioo 8uaar: 111 dec.—ISO encke Rio " pockets Java do; Croix dot UMt bble ed do: 75 Caddies J 100 bones smoked Aaiion a doyi.k. Skatukr lire' Wily little piece ib io a minute I— tint .he ectu.ll> tSS (i If that wa. neitt, ■ 'jj, ft botanic mutton t- J. "TKAiC in CATTIKS l«|teri,l .tij Guo Powder Tee.- lll Ivliwltri min tel.by mind fur the result. Our stock is so thorough!, tfillTE TIIK1. AII <i KNT A8S0UT.M And it is fixed for sale, At prices su uniformly very Cheap That purchasers of n large assortment, in email nnd largo quantities, can be suited in a greater McCOBKER 6c TRRAKOR, Ul Congrese-etruet—next to Bull-street, may 3U and oppoaite the Pulaaki House, DIBBLE &CAMEY CLOTHIERS merchant Bailors, Witrcroouk If. E. Corner of IVkitaker and Broughton-sts., Havnonnk* FI HIE Subscribers, iu announcing to tlioir numer- A ous customers and the public, the arrival and oponlug.of tboir Spring Stock, felicitate themselves on tlie advantages whichiheirre- oent purchases enable them to offer all who desire to select their Clothing from an extensive assortment of the choioest goods, made in the most Fuskiouublc Style. Tbo*o gooda have been purchased uuder tbo personal Inspection of ono of the proprietors ; and availing them selves of favorable circumstances, tlioy are enabled uot only to warrant them in quality, but to offer thorn at each LOW PRICES, a* must distanoa all competition in their trad*. The following enumeration is made for the benefit of Gentlemen in the country, whose orders will u promo i attention, and wl>o, when in the city, are •pectruliy invited to an examination of our Gooda. OLNTLEjJILN’M clothing. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of ovary quality. “ ** **• " in Bloch, Blue, Brown, Green and Olive Colors. BUSINESS COATS, iu great variety, via: Linen, Rns •iaDuok, Drab Dote, Alpacba, Caahnierot,Frock and Sauk business Coats. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a great variety of prlcoe. BPk uud Faney Caisimeree, at a great variety of prices. " Drab Dete " " " White and Fancy Linen Drills, “ ** “ Fancy Marseilles, “ " “ VE8T8.—Black Silk and Satin Vesta. Fancy Silk Whit* Silk, for Tarty •• White, Buff and Fancy Marseilles “ Whit) andjfuff Duck ^ FVRNISIUNa OOOD8. Fcrntsbing Gooda of every description for Gentle men's wear—con»Utiug ef scarfs, cravats, Waterford tics, Prlnco Albert ties, apriug stocks, merino shlru an-i drawers, cotton do., suspenders,halfhose,giovus— all kinds, Ust quality patent yoke shirts, a fino as sortment of UMESSINU DOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Pci turnery, Combs, Brushes, Port- monlas, etc., etc. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest nnd most fash ionable styles. Boys’ ... g of Ft _ M Vesta and Pants, in every variety of etylei and materia suitable for the season. MERCHANT TA11.0KINO. The favorable and long establish.d reputation which -jciroetnblisbmentlum et\jojcd and atili maintain* for the style And finish of lU garoicitls made to order, tho cuuiiUnt effort of the proprietors still to continue.— They invite tho special acteutlou of both old ana new customors to tbo following, from which they are pre- C »re«‘. to furnish garmeuta, wliiuh they will waraat to a ut idas ultra iu both fit and fashion. 81 MONTS A BIULLY'8 beat Blue, Black, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronx*, Corobo and Olive Blao'k Doeskin, Black, Caaoimere, nnd »large assort- i*nto- '*-• — ■ - J “ —da LIN OrilU. VESTING8.-Wiilte Silk and Satin, tar Party Vests. Black und fancy bilk and batine. White, Buff nnd Oraug* Caasimoroe. A largo variety of White, Buff and fancy Marseilles. UNITOItTI SUITS. For Volunteer Companies In the city nnd threwghont the Stnte, made and turnishod at the shortest notice nnd In the best manner. DIBBLE A CAREY. LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ARNOLD'S Improved Patent Metallic Indc.trvclible SARCOPHAGUS, KXIIAUSTBD COVVI! BU8INE8S CARDS. Klnclilcy * Thornes. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 75 Bny-nt., Havaisali, (4a* a. r. nutuntzr. a. «upmas. ■ MEDICAL CARD, r DR. C. H. WELLS. - Ofllo* 143 Broughton street, near Barnard. Residenoe 3m 1 cor. of State and Montgomery-els. lap 23 JAMES O. A. CEAHK, ATTOKNItY AT LAW. Orrio, No. 17 0 B.r Bided,. m*jr» 3m Z. N. Winkler, . COMMISSION MERCHANT, WilliDmaon', RuIIiIIq,., U,y-,troel. SotddddH, <Ja. >pr li WEL.ES & DtJItlt, Factors and Cor,minion MerehtnU, Mp.l aiBAV-P.TBEBT, SAVANNAH. l r ! A'V CO-t’AKTNtUUItlll’^Tki uDdof th* name of M. A1. M. MAB8U. They will personally attend the Superior Court* of Chatham, Bryan, Bulloch. Effingham, Horiven* Burks, Washington and Wilkinson Counties, nnd have mads arrangements for ths prompt collection of debts in most of th* oountlee In the Htate' mSSM” lop r,‘ r,) " 0 cVrAltTNKH8ntr NOTICK* ' 0 7|>IIE unilorhiguml line Ibis day nsrooiutoil with him 1 Mr. HENRY C. KING, of Glynn County, with whom ho will continue the Fnetorage nnd Commission Business In this city, under the firm of Hall 4 King. JNO. II. HULL, No. 810 Kay street. Savannah, January 12,1863. 8. 8. SIBLEY. Wholesale and Retail Bookseller and Stationer, No. 135 Congreee-ft.. opposite Monnment-sq.l mar 19| SAVANNAH, GEO. Itf €UAS. lie I’lCkL l i, CONTRA CTOR AND BUILDER, LJ AVINU roNunod his business, is uow pre- XX pa red to contra Jt for BnUdinge, or Jobbing work ol anyuescription, ia hie line. Suits executed with neat ness aud dispatch. A share of the public patronage is most respectfully solicited. Carpenter Shop coiner of Walnut and Harrieon-eU., second eiroot west of Brown aud Harris's bublee.i tab 18 ly B. D. Evniif., ATTORNE Y AT LAW, 8AUMDZUSVILUI, WAaniNGTOM CoORTV, Ql., Will practice in tho Courts of Uto Middle Circuit. Alt bunlnoas committed to Ills care will be executed with promptness and dispatch. lltrituk.*cxs.—Messrs. Bothwolli Smith, and Dr 11 L. Byrd, Savannah. ly jan27 UBOWNA 11ABB18, BonnUuir, Livery, AND MALK NTABLK, WEST ltROAD-STllLET, twos. a. nnowit. Jyl-ly jcdub vr. nmnis A NEW FIRM. W. r. UAttUIS. SRIDMOHZ BARKIS. 11A1UHS ft CO., roBWAUDINe ABU COllumiUB UIKVHAUTS And Dc.lert im drain mud dr.criec, It Uoy-MIroDI, Noruonak. d«S0 em „ JOHN TOOLE, WnOLZSXLK AND RRTAIL DKAL1 S IR FAINTS. OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNIBHES* Urtneh amt American WiMow-Glass, Point, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Habel nnd Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel llalr Blenders, Graining Combe, Artists' . „ , UTOihes,^o. *o. Papsr Hanginus, Borders, and Fire-Board P-int*. N. B.—House, mgn and Ship Painting, Gilding, avail ing nnd Glaxtng, done on reasonable terms by _ JOHN POOLE, 11 WhlUker-st. ■nr JO Nearly opposite Stift, Denslow A Co. Henry K. IVtuiiibum, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jy*1 HAVANNAH, UKOUUIA. ly A.B. DUL1N, COTTON FACTOR Nq. 74 HAY-H1UKKT, ■»• l» 8AV ANN All. OEOKOE J. feijniTH, FACTOR, tlOMMIHMON MRRRUAltT, And (Jenornl Agent. NO. 188 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH, QEORQIA. Hon. John W. Anderson, Hon. Frnneis 8. Bartow, Wm IUuukuui ft Cox. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlaoia, OcorilD, _ •FHIddUdW U.M.Id th.f.U.wlo, OnmUm sgSMTaA Refsrsncts—E. B. Stoddard k Co., Charleston. Boat Carolina; Williams 4 Brother, Ausuita, Georgia;Plan Brothers, and O. W. Chont, New-York. Nsr. Mjnoom. tmnr 17 tf J Thomas N. Cox , C. A. L. LA1UAII, General Commission Merchant, 1 ly) SHVauu.li.O, .r«la. [uuv I I 'irOHT Ac DENHAM,' f W m ANDCOMMISSION MERCHANTS. Julian Hurtridxe, ! ATTORNEY AT LAW ■ OJIc. comer WMIokcr-cl. and Bop lane, “®* lu Savnunaki P. Jucota’ j OIOAB AND TOBACCO STOBS. « Bull-.l., rflyn of the “Ul. Incen,” N.»r Mra.rn.Dt 8uu.ro, 8.r«n*.h, <f«. ‘ K».p...Ml»llUy oo h.ua D UUD DTOOD of Jmf.nU Cigars, as well as of his own manufacture, at wholesale and retalL Also, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff ••• libs t Jtunes HcHeury, INSURANCE BROKER & .NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad- lusted. Charter Parties nnd Average Bonds drawu. Pa- P ! r n?i?(i£ r *T^ 101 American or British Underwriters, nnd attention given to al) mature connected with Shipping and Insurance. Of- fle* No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front el the Cue- tom House. |y_ novB , HOWLAND St CO., t GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS S T N ?‘«»vui.n B h. ? >ODD I. DOVUDD. >U J| JOH> l.tO.UMO.Jl | OILBEUT BCTLEH, “ MA8TKH DU1I.DKU, > ORAI.F.H IN WUITJi yiNE lIl/MREH “ York-ttr,, 1, Ogltik.rpc S“ l*" ** kiunl. D. W. niwally, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, • Oppo.lle Lntur’i C'ailourrr.., MABtaMB WUAKr. SA yA NBA 11, GEON-ili, Stcxmbo* t nod Mill Work, and every deeeription o 1 Ulaoksmitiling exeoutsd vpUhneatness nnd dispatch. * mar 'J ;l . . , lp Dying uud Keoavatiug Eitablitiuutol, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-ntreet.rear sf the Court House V ESTABLISHED IN 1832. r ® WtAoIon Dreados, Shawls, Tn I j bio Covert, eto., oltaned, and dyed various colon, 1 Ladies' Bonnets bleached aud pressed in a fashionable j style) Kid Gloves cleaned, aud Gentlemen's Garments I cleaned, renovated or dyod, as may bo required. All r don# in the same style which bus generally so much pleased my patrons and friends. Terms moderate. L Person*sending parcels by ilarndtin** Express, Rail road, or steamboats are requested to write per mall, so that I may know whereto oat) tar them, aad whioh way p to send them back. Cost of freight each way, for email a P^cojs^wiU be about 25 oonte. All orders punctually «t apr 13 ly ALEXANDER GALLOWAY, ft Lltholstery tuid Cabinet Work ‘ ,» uUur11 **' h.HD, Uk.D th. Hor. o. UL WHUV.r-iU.HD.itl, Ulbbl, 1 Cu.y'. Tol • m luring EetablUhmentp respectfully aanounoo to • 1 1 tb* eftlseas of Snvauqnh that he is prepared to exoeutc nil orders in the above line on the most ^ REASONABLE TERWH jjjjW attention paid to repairing nU kinds off nrnl- Funerals supplied at the shortestwotiee. *y JAMES LARK IM . A OOOUJ.—4euMiT««a nhnl prUU4 Ldddd, ‘ U<< * Caa>b,te U ‘"' J dwm'MtaSS tknTj-kb( Bonnetsl Bonnets 11 AO Cline* HIT llcittk. ,, ,,, TRIMMINO AND QENERAl VARIt’Y STORE, No. ISO llroRgthtoDxl., 8n%„On. <F|| THE )an«Dt «ml richcit lot of Ban ^StWD.U or.r op.and ID IM. <l». wnt) M.r AO Direient Rttln elaborately trimmed FarUlan Blond Gimp, T' * 811k. Satin, Crape and other ebofcw odd m fashions. Flats and Hata; lataute etabro Hoods. Agrtat variety of C« Linings, Paris bilk Lace 8b Uonuet Rib’ ?ns ; Straw and ] and Colored Lace Gimps nnd ored 811k Fringe, Mantillas. J _ othor Combe, Hair Puffs. Curie •I "'■Hts. Flower*, Wreath* and F*aL_ aud Fancy WrlsUctta, Buttons, I Zephyr WorsUsde,Embroidery,Silk o. oolor, Braids, Fane and n great vnriuts .. Smoking Caps, Sllppora, UhlldremVHnklMmsite, fth m JHeMi nnd Backs, marked with new pattern* for bra- „bfre. Hoyle, aw Is ted by competent MI)ineritaoui Mew York, will attend »cthe trimming department, and will endesvor with skill and taste to please nil who liver her nor rw. Bodd.i Trlmm.r. wuwd lamwAitt*J»— .u.t purfectly undent.ad tl>. AmIum. ,,t ft AJliiLlNKUY AND FANCY GOOD*. HUS. DOE, tTc. 17 A.i HNA HDSTRAMT. T.ktc ,hfi ni.thod of l,fb,Di|,( tb, I*dln .f bav.Do.h, .lid viololty, tfuit all, bu j,i o.lvod b.r 8IRINO tU'OGK, oewpne.- l.rgn ,Dd fMtilon.blo .Hortmsbt of ItTII if 81I.lt BONNKT8. Al.o, a ’ r r. 8.—AU Older, fm tbo ooontr, pronptly .tt.odtd Dtr 17 Itlilllncry and Da^mttkiuf. MRS. 8. TOMB, A*» 15 Bmrnnrd st. Havinguomnlctml hor HFR1NU STOCK, respoctiully invitee tho iuspuction of her cus tomers to her new and beautiful etrlest % French Embroidered Luce Crape, Draw i Milk. GoHimer Lace, NapdlUnn I<aoe, Engll* t e Spilt Straws, Snow Flak*. Diamond Satin iss, Knotted Gosslmer. Geneva Tripoli, MUsea' any Lind 8trnws, Blond Lace. Small Sited Fancy Bonnets, Cat*, Flowers, Ribbons, Mantillas, of a new and beautiful style. Dress Patterns and Dress Trimmings. apr7 Ben*! Hells!I Belton: E Bubscribcra luuuufacturc end keep coustant- r on hand all site* of Church, Factory, Steamboat, , Locomotive, HchJol House, and Plantation Belle. Bells are hang with the pntenb Iren yokes with moveable arms. Theyosab* turned arouvd so that H| ‘pper will strike in anew plaoe, wbl*htadentra- o r a bell baa been rung a lew years. Spriagr are in a new way to prevent the clapper from restlAflL Bell, thereby prolonging the sound. These Balm inuraetnrml from ilia Ml atoek and are caet in sings. At this Foundry these were drat used u (bund to be a great imprevumewt. We give a tid purity of toss.” We pap partieninr tling up Penis or Chiiot^ “ - led by us. Our Foundry 1 Jsou River, Erie Canal, i ry direction. Astble is the laigeet Es- labli*hm«ntt)f the kind In thu U. 0. nnd Kas the hsrgaat ... o-i'W / on none. Address - A. MKKEELY'8 SONS, lauiisumvutoi uie aiaa in tnu u. o. ana nAS the iwmii assortment of Utils, orders can be lilted with great dle- pateh. We can refer to Bells la any of the litetes.— Did Bells taken in exchange tar new ones, Levelf* Js IS ly*dAtw Wist Troy, AT, T. ' JL. HtBcniivil ft Com SUCCESSORS TO J. C. THORNTON , ■m t» Haring pureUaed ths entire Interest ef J Mr. J.C. Thornton, In his carriage estab lishment ia this eity, most respectfully continuance of tbs extensive patronage so liberally bestowed on the lute Proprietor. It is our intention to kssp a largo and extensive ss- A«>uo. a. om;wn OUEHIB W. UAJtAli. aenoe in the ability or tneso genUecueo, both in oa- Hbillty and capital, to sueccsslnlly cobduet the busl- eu, and keep up the repntetloa U the estnblUb- ill not negieetUiMeer hie patrons. In relluqwlfhing my buelaeas in this plaoe, I take iiwto eiouu xtuaiy sue generously treated, and Have uuceedett muoh better tlmn I anticipated, , In the course I have taken, I havo been prompted by ousideratiuni of a private ohareeftr nltegsthcr, V»1Crover I may be, I eltsil carry with mo.the live- lest aeuse of obllgwttons, and cherish ths deepest In- ml'te Pe q*i* r0iperUjr *** Of tU# ally N'•thing will do more to • fleet this than the euctaln- uiy baelne**. (may 10) J. C. THORN TDM. W. Alexander Is my legally au- * Mon and dosing ,ip o J. C.’THORNTON. Tilt I.A8T UtKIVALI.tU l-HODOCTIOW I A New cook Stove, ALLED “ THE NEW WORLD." Far Karnlaa Waa* ar Cal,!. Tfco aub.rrib«r. kao, ju.t raw), rniiw », and it also oomes very highly rcoommi to that are now utiug U. We pul n few eC trial a short timo sinoe in thisdt] esveu thorn in operation m* * er *aw any Btove, for either apr 21 tliUTAINK, CURTAIN MAT lag, and celehratv T. W. MuARTUOR 4 W Store No. \3BnrnaA-et. , FURNITURE COVE KIM AT WHOLaSAZB St 1 W. IE C AlUtVI > U R T A I N S - I, No. ISO ChoDlaatHit,, I Honor Wi-rt., cvpo.il. IA. H, £ L» .In... Id .Ian D flill _ . u. £.'.Dd iSni'ia t N. vfKlSltJ WElfj' rice; B.r nd every th ivies, and i Persons a SliiSSgjuB, BSSBbii Steamers, hotels, car builders, and tiers(tmmUy, Importer of nnd Dealer in
