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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1853)
twelve CENTS a WEEK-SINGLE COP) SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WE CONfilUNEKfi. iHFbfd. 8 4oodell. R Flanigan R J Gilbert, Itau* k Cons ry, W I ilr, is furnUbud Three perfect for tbo ooatinnal ft to kept hitherto; also to f, the CHOICEST AAR- sswiws Uoue A Cuuoory.« O j Dick * On, J F'Dolllm, J V Coaimat k Co. Cla, tinchntu, Cowderv 4 Wells, M A Cohou, 8 PA88BNUER8. LATI9T RATES. UTOTpoo!, Juno IS I Havre, June 161 Havana, Juno 22 stoek of the following good’ riVK: DOLLARS PER ANNUM. BALT YEARLY IN ADVANCE $ff*i sday Morning, july 6. 1853. [ Fton. ihelAoguata CUruakia A BaaUE.1 Kalra.J nir. JcukfBE’ I.«iier of Acccitumcio Dry Goods, Clothing, fco. JU8IME8B CARDS. r,r ateanuMp Aogoata, rrom Now Vork-Wm T Too,o AodcrjoBl * Co, AfUaABurM, y B Uir. Brlg- ll«m, Kelly k Oo, A Boaaod, .1 A Brown, Berlin A Hi- Mrj A Cdaal.gh.ra, 8 OMidoa, A Champion, 1 2 c5- ly A Co.) V Coo., rath O'.JM Oooper A Co. , II Cor- WILLIAM WAT BARGAINS I CHEAPEST CASH STORE. JOSEPH OANA1IL, ATTIIHNKY AT LAW, convenor bay akd wbitakkk-sts. ; iy Joint Hat) IlabcrNhnni, IIAV RMS for Party O I'll Fumuior plana ore now complete,and at our taloa in already MORE than the beds of our cal- H 0OM31I8»lON MRUtllANT, N.YUHK, AS removed from 75 Broad-Street, to No. 13 Broadway, oror the office ef tbo Now York and savannah fiteamshipCo It , jolt rui torngd dud CommisslonT TMpoetniUf iBTtoas the Min W&iSrsrss fortho joar ending with next August; we fliod for st le, every artiole in our Stock, aud intlnue until next September, dlvldiag bone- BonnetsTfomie UUHINRNN. 50 Cases T * 1M van i* f Sm. 139 llrougikton-at., 1 NnV^b.* tie#. I* WILL continue the Factor ago and Comutkiloo ■ Busiuuoo on my own aooonnt. Offioe ou Bay-st., Fdot of MontxuBierv Street. wt ofkiontgunier^r Street J. F. PEROT lea may ft vOLU pUHLIMligl) TRIWEEKLY by op iii PSON, EDITOR. iwnripouiit riv* ooi.i.arh per nnnuiu,pgjral arlt lN ADVANCE, or for TWKLV* omt« nwook, rnlilo to the Cartiers. 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A'ivertisrui'ouU sent to this ottos without directions, ae to the nniaber of insertions, will bo published dailv on til ordered to be discontinued, and charged aucord- ^early advertisers will be restricted to their regular business, and all other advertisements, uoepcrtalnfog to their regulai business, as agreed for, will be obarged M 5fc . ■ All Latter, dlrooted to this offloo «r tholdlt _ t be postpaid. ga-All new Advortioomonto appear In the "Trl Weekly News.'for the Country, THE DAILY NEWS. tsr Th. atnninahip Aufiata, C«pl. Lyok, arrived early yealeiday morning from N. York. We are indebted to. tier ofllcers, and In our New York eonloinpornriea, Tor files of late N»w York popnrs. Dkath iho» Eatiho Fly 1’ouoit.—On Saturday eacning laat a lltilo iiajrro. about four year* of ago, died in a few linora from having cnleo a mixture of Coball and Molaaaca, Ibat had bean prepared and act for ,the purpoao of attraction and killing flica. I'3T During ilia Inal ala uiuntba, 7S drowned budiea liavo boon found fluatlng'in Now York liaibur, . IWIi la •taitl Ihe grova of Jnmei Madison, twice Prosident of (lie United States, cannot now be recognised! py* New Orleans Picayune soya, the two auspicious armed vessels seen going out of the mouth of the Mississippi, proved pleasure yachts with a party of gunners on board. t3T The Connecticut Legislature edjourned sine die on Friday, eAer a farawell address from Governor Seymour. The proposition to call a Constitutional Convention, was lost be tween the two Houses. Yht Railroad bill, as amended, passed both branches. The Gov ernor vetoed the liquor bill, aod the bill en * powering the air-tine Railroad to issue bonds to an unlimited amount; and the vetoes were sustained. Advance in the Prick ok 1U\v Silk.—It is stated that sinoo the arrival of the Baltic, tltere has beon very quick enquiry for raw silk in New York ; pricce have advunced one dol lar per pound ou all French raw eilk, whilo sewing silk is held much firmer, and seems to be on the eve of a rise. The French ailk worm, it is said, has been injured to an incalculable extent, from some ravaging disease which is destroying great numbers. Killed by a Locomotive.—On Fridsy ofteruoon,as a train of cars was passing through Juraey City, and when near the starch factory, an IrisMadj about 14 years of age, who has been in this country but about three weeks, wae struck by the locomotive and killed. This lad, with twd or threo others, wore experiment ing how long they could stand upon the track end get off in time to escape danger. This lad waited an instant too long. Navigation of the Amazon.—An enter prise is Ifl progress in New Yolk, by an Eas tern goqtlcuMii, under tba auspLoa of the Pe- vuviah Goveriitne ,t r haviug in view tho per manent establishment of a system of naviga tion on the South American river Amazon— tho largest river ou the globe. Messrs. Law rence 6c Foulkes are constructing the pioneer ateamers, two in number. The ScoarChop op the West Indies.— Advice* from tho West Indies stato that at St. Vincent sugar-making was progressing end the quality was good. In Grenada the weather wjs favorable fer sugar, but too hot for other •crops. The falling olf in the total crop of su gar in tbo British West Indies would be about 1)2,000 lihds. at llarbadoes ; 10,000 in British Guiana ( 5,000 at Trinidad, and iu Ihe other is land* about the like proportion. Imports and Exports from the United States.— 1 The Now York Journal of Com merce iias compiled, from official sources the imports and exports from tho United States for the fiscal year ending on Friday last. The total Imports amount to $212,945,442. The French and American Ship-RaCE. —The American ship Preeidenl Fillmore, Capt. Pendleton from Bordeaux, arrived at New Orleana on the 25th ult. This is the ahip between which end tlie Frencl} clipper ship Benjamin a race wae started from Bordeaux here. Large bets are pending in Bordenux on the result. The Benjamin had not been reportedconsequently the President Fill more lias won the race. From Turks Island.—Advices from Turks Island to the 20;li inst., represent that, since the commencement of the month, tho weather 'had been uncommonly wet, and tho heavy ■rains had destroyed over 200,000 bushels of ■salt, causing the article to become scarce, and eold at I5o. per bushel. ■■ Publication of the Ban# of Marriage. —Archbishop Ken rick, of Baltimore, has is sued an ad&esi to |he clergy and laity of his diocese, n compliance with the rule 'recently established on the part of the Catho lic Church, requiring the publication of the 'bans of marriage. The rule takes effect on nhe 1st of August. At Williamsburg the storm was very de- etructive. Several houces were blown down and unroofed. The damage in the village is esiimaUiijIl $50,000. Some of the hailstones ^asnred from four to five inches in V to. four inches in thickness, oseoibiunco to a huge cake . Walker, accompanied ‘j‘i John Ross lirowoe, , of Pennsylvania, tbe expect (o leave b of September at the The Storm la New York The New York Herald describing the storm in that oily eaya :— The most peculiar phenomenon was the sud den hurricane, end storm, nut of hail, fur that would be top unmeaning a term to describe it by, but of pieces of ice, which camo clattering down upon the itwifs of the houses like a show er of brickbats. Extraordinary as it uiay ap pear, tbia is the nearest resemblance ibat can bo given lu the noise that tbe storm produced ; but singular enough, this phenomenon was very louai, not extending over thn whole city, for in some parts the fall of hail had become modified into rain, probably having fuelled in Us pnssago to the earth. In order that our readers may not suspect us of exaggeration we have appended two instan ces of what this hail etorui was :— The shipyard of Mr. Tbos. Collyer, at tho Dry Duck, was covered with irregularly shaped pieces of ice, or large clusters of bail- stones. Several of them were measured, out of which teas 01 inches in circumference, another 7 inches, and a third measured 3 inches long and 2 inches thick. The inhabitants of a house in Waverly place were startled by a solid body falling in the front yard, and on proceeding there found a number of pieces of ice, which appeared to have been originally one piece broken by the fall. When together they would irei^h about pounds. Tho garden at tho buck of tlu bouse bad also a large number of pieces of ice scattered over it, and a sky-light at the top ol the bouse was smashed by the hail stones. Tho noise of the falling hail on the Crystal Falaco was tremendous—the dome acting as an immense drum. The Times save, the Lattimr Observstory, near tbe Crystal Palace, withstood the blast nobly. A large number of workmen were e ”gog*d on the top of it when the storm came op, and were 200 feet from tbe bottom when it reached its height. They were quite surprised tn reach the ground in aafety. In tho saloon under Ihe tower tho plaster upon tho ceiling is slightly crucked, and iu one or two places has fallen off; but with this exception Ihe tall structure shows no sign of injury, and atill “lands “ like Atlas uoremovod/' tSn severe a teat, to well sustained, will tend greatly to increase public confidence in the solidity of of this unequalled tower. The Crystal Palace came out of the trial with nearly equal success. The small additional building, how ever, in the process of erection on the North „„„ Last side, between tho Palac-.nnd the long machinery building next the Reservoir was blown down. The iron work had been merely raised, and bad not been braced or any way secured to other parti of the structure, ex cept by ropes. I » * it A Dianetroua Ufrlday A aeries of inelencholyMlisastcrs occurred in New-York and vicinitUon Friday last. About two o'clock in the morning a lire broke out in a bakery in the Second avonue. One of tbe journeymen in the establishment was burned to death; a family fcfjlbe building were compelled to escape by leading from a fourth story window, in the pcrfjrinance of which hazardous feat a woman wps instantly killed. Just as ihesteumor iVno World was about de parting fur Albany, at 7 o’clock, one of her boiler fluea collapsed, causing (lie death of six persons, aud dreadfully scalding two others. In the afternoon a hail storm, accouipunied by ligbtuing and a violent wind, passed over the upper part of the city, during wlpch a new three-story frame dwelling, in process of con struction, in Forty-third stroet, near the Crys tal Palace, was blown down, burying eight or ten workman amid the ruins, three of whom wore taken out lifeless. Seven othors were seriously wounded. To conclude, a man lost his life by the fall of another building in For ty-third street, near the North river, a man was struck dead by a flash of lightning, and a child of Mr. John Oberhuber was scalded to death making a total of fourteen persons killed and as many others badly injured. Many buildings were greatly damaged, and a large number of persons injured by the aturm in Williamsburg. See tho reports. A telegraphic dispatch from Northumber land, Pa., states that the harvests and fruit orops in that vicinity were greatly damaged by the hail storm of Friday aftcraoou. Many of the husbandmen, it wns reported, would lose their eutire harvests. The lumps of hail there, as in Now-York, wero of extraordinary size, aud thousands of windows were brofteu. Augusta, 2»th Juur, 1853. UtntlemtH :—l Uuvn received your coniniunlea- tfou of the Slid ln*t., informing me that “ a Coo- ventlou of the Cunaervative men of Georgia, ae* aemblod in Millcdgeville on that day, had aelccted me aa their canuidatn for Governor, iu tbo ap- proachiag canvass," and foquostiog toy Acceptance of the nomination. Uowerer reluctant I may have been that position, the unanimity of thulr selection and my own entire sympathy with the spliit of their further deliberations, forbid even momentary hesi tation to acquiesce iu their wishes. 1 have read, with deep iiuirest, the published pro- cecdiUfa «Tthat body, and aiu gratified t„ porceivo that their position has been Ukcu with direct refer ence to presunt, rather than to past issues, aud thni they have spoken ia a spirit of fealiy to Country rather than to party. than to party. • *. n ou I complex system of Government, -- «ur rights of the (Rates and the Union of the States, u are paramount interests, and their preservation re quire. perpomal vigilance. Our forefathurs in habiting distinct colonies, by o united struggle achieved their independence; but tim glorious consummation was, the investiture of each colony with the attributes of aopuralo Stole sovereignty. CotnmeoHirate with their valor wus the wisdom which promptly discerned that tbe best safe guard, the surest guaranty, to each Bute of her newly uc quired freedom and sovereignty, was the Union of all the Mutes, This union, to be effectual, must be invested with cerlaiu governmental functions. Ifeuce ihe delegation, by the 8laiae, of some ol their political powers, with tho express reservation of those not delegated. Fidelity to tbe distribution thus mude, ts one of the highest duties of all Aineri can patriots. So far from being inconsistent with, or antagonistic to each other, the sovereignty of (he Stutes, and tho Uulou of th« States are mutual supports, and component parts of n structure, which time is fust consecrating as tho renli»ation of inau's grandest political conception. In theory, their har mony is perfect; in pruclico, their sermtug coull.ct is the result of corrupt or desperate statesmauohip. Fanatics, to promote particnlsr ends, and Consofi- datioiiiiu, to subvert a Constitution they never ap proved, will often seek to steal away fVoirt the States their reserved rights, and gradually build up an all- controlling central power. Their political anti. S on ns, inure ardent than discreet—more jealous of tate sovereignty than careful of Fnderul Union, i xuspornted by such nnrlidious intrigues, are al- ways tou ready to procluim Disunion and adveuturc madly on untried experiments. It is tho uolilc aud responsible mission of conservative citizens, calmly, yet vigilautly watching the progress ol events, to thwart Ihe iuaiduous machinations of the former, and crush the precipitate uprisings of the latter. In fulfillment of this mission, Georgia laid beforo the country tho exposition and ■sac tions adopted by the Convontiun of December, wnwHint. 1850; them a sincere and nearly rejoice in their reafllrinsuco approval thsn, will The sympathy expressed by the convention fbr the oppressed of other climes is hut a pulsation of the great American heart. It is a gouerou* and elnvuted sentiment, the simple expression of which clieors the heart, ami nerves the arm of sgeneious and impulsive, severe the reason rostraiut is requisite'to confine H within tiio wofl defiuud limits of our international policy. Pronih nent among the encient land marks, which indicate those limits, is the interdiction of entangling alli ances, and iiitorvnntiou in foroigu controversies, No close observer of passing events can bsve over looked recent eHurts to stigmatize this truly Ameri can principle, as adapted only to tlio weakness of our infauey, aud unbecoming tbe vigor of our maturity. Innovation (misnamed progress) ia doiug much to lure us from the paths of peace, wherein the good und the wise of other days fed the young Republic ou to prosperity and to fume ; but no one of her oy departurns is fraught with more unmitigated Gigantic Scheme.—Tho connection be tween Now-York and Liverpool—by railroad to the extreme Northeastern point of Nova Scotia—thence by Hearn to Galway, being only 2,000 miles of ocean navigation—and thence by railroad to Dublin, and across the channel to Liverpool, it is said, is not uulikely to bo accomplished. Tbe New-York Mirror states that some of the aiirawdest capitalists of Wall -street^ have taken hold of the matter in earnest at this end of the route, and are pushing the work vigorously forward to com pletion, while two ui the heaviest Loodou houses have already contracted for the build ing of steamers to form the main part of thia connection. The road across Ireland, it is said, will probably be finished wilhiu (he year. Effects of the Drought.—The drought is said to be pitying sad havoc with the crops in North Carolina and Virginia. Tbe Peters burg (Va.) Democrat says the vegetation ia drying up. The corn in the fields begins to twist and present an aguelsh appearance, and from the tobacco growing regions the news is that hut half u crop will bo made. iy Ninety officers in the New York Cus tom House received notices of dischcrgn Thurs day lost. Rise In Prices In England. In the last number of Wilmer 6c Smith's European Times, it is stated that the pre vailing conviction is that, but for the state of politica in the east of Europe, they should now have a higher range of prices in cotton, yarns, and goods,; and that, if a peaceful settlement should bo speedily effected, a rise must ensue. The paper adds: “It is now certain that the operatives in thia district will succeed, both in obtaining some advance of wages, ami effecting a gen eral restriction of the hours of labor to six o'clock in the evening; and this must tend to higher prices for tbe produce of our mills, though, es to the raw material, its operation will be in tho contrary direction. At the ter mination ol the week's notice, all tho mills ut Stockport, that were in the Employers' Asso ciation, ceased operation aud are uow closed. Eight or ten employers, mostly small ones, who were not iu the union, have paid tho re quired advance of ten per cent, til this town some large spinners have effected a compro mise. At Preston the maulers are under no tice. In fact the movement is in aulive pro gress in all directions." We gather from the address, remarks the Baltimore Sun, that the the in the prico of labor U lbs most important, us it it, doubtless, the most permanent part of the news. Higher wages, accompanied by shorter hours of labor, must affect prices. 'Die check of business must affect prices, from life rumors of war, is very temporary.— It remains to he seen whether this nee in the ion will chock consumption or ready as t remains to ost of produc and thn, news from 'ea, iuoxI)».Wn tl.. s elpbiumdB.l- t'KML Up*® no min in Ual- a afternoon the ring fall of rain ance of the agent of government |3l)0,W uat of the Tehuantei i and 300 Clrapma ^ a Th* Tkhuakticpkc Gkakt.—In th. 8u' promo ChuH of Ntw-Yark, lu lli. limiter uf fr»uoi»oo, P. F.lcuusi .Rslo.l Alb.n (J, Sluo, u imj.1i >000,000, with >10,000 micro.’, .» rhm F.leoucl, wlio r«.ld.« iu M«i evil thuii tide ubominable lieroiy of propogatiuir by the aword, truth*, we have heretofore been content- to tench by example. I am highly gratified, there fore, to fiuil that upon tiiean tao cardinal point*— the one of dooiexic, tho other of foreign policy— both requiring ceneelebs watchnilneM, both ol vest intercut at the present moment, thn convention ad here to the loom taught by the founders or our { overoment, aod recognize aa their oracle, “Tint 'atiixe or ms Country.’! Every admihiitrntion should be held to strict ac countability in the expenditure of public inouey, for two bulllnleut reason*: Economy tend* to light,in the burthens of government, ulwnya cheer fully borne by our patriotic people when reason able, and it fosters republican simplicity and puri ty. Cheapness and simplicity in every department outward, visible tokens, distinguishing uiroiUH.ru, nilUiO tOKOIIf, U 1*1 lllgUiBlilng repub- licau from regal sway. , Their disuppourauce is an infallible symptom of degsuoracy. Toe Federal Domnin is a source of vntt national wealth, alimulatiiiir cupidity, and inciting to in equitable sectional demand*. Tho disposition of the public land* ia therefore a subject of great mag nitude, aud prescut urgency. The new Stutes, born, reared aud established iu maturity upon them, assuming that propinquity give* preference, and connecting with their biaposhion “ wild rock- Iru, aud gigantic schemes of iutorual improve ment," uro manifestly seeking to devote tbein to “ tlm promotion or particular interests, rathor than tho gnueral benefit of those who beer tbe burthen of taxation." It may not be doubted that tbe elder State*, uniting in kind, but firm resistance to this spirit of monopoly, will succeed in awakening iu their younger sifter*, a senso of justice, slumbering, but not extinct. Tbo oflurt to adjust fairly, and without cum.notion, this growing controversy, would well become their greater ago, aud more matronly characteristics. Hut there are in it el ements of strife, dangerous iu tho hand* of dema gogues—harmless under the control of conservative statesmen.. Whilst tho appointing power (involving the pa tronage of the Government,) should not be unrea sonably trammelled, its rxercisa cannot more than that or any other political power, be freed from re sponsibility. If removals from ortico fall upon op ponents of the ruling Adminiitrulion.surely appoint- Meats muy serve to indicate th e friends of its adop tion. Let not those who boldly avow removes fur opinion's sake, hope to escape inlereucas drawn from tho known opinion and principles of their ap- J r Doe, MoMahoa 4 Doyle, alerss 4 NI-hMs, J JJ Moore 4 Co. T W M.ArUmr. C., I W A Co, J 8 Stert,.’ »l IfSSSMSMSSUB Cl'S": U , w “ r *"fc N •> * I* w T Wllli.mj, Wells * Durr, T B Wayne, and others. l'er bark Flight, from New York-DP Landerskiae. T 8 Way a r, Wstle 4 DarrN II4 II Wsed. Webster 4 Palmes. SI A Wilder, J KWard, R I) Walker, E F Weed, Vent tile 4 fcatler. Serantvn, Johnston 4 Co, M J Solomons, J Rousseau, W Qnaotoek. Ogden 4 Bunker u ° 1 W S1°A J U koorc 4 Co, W II May 4 Co, Morse 4 Nichols. T R Mills, N D Kaarp, II Johnson, J D Jessie, J Iliac, J ll&skroaek 4 Co.Tit sie, O '*ohas7B 4 Co, JU M Lath ilnsham, Cowdcry 4 Wells, M well 4 Co, L 8 Bennett, and order. Per brig Caroline, from Boston—T 8 We; Per brig Caroline, from Boston—T 8 Wayne. W M w.teter * F.IMM, U A Wild,,, 1 L W.td, R UW.lk.r, E F Wood, Y.ntDI, A Uulior, Scranton, Johiuto. k Co, W II 8,11m, Bw'fl A Co, I W Morrell t Oo, T n Mlllr, 8 M L.fflt.no, J lone, u li Jointing, W IlelUt. Ilclcomba, Johnron A Co, II J Ollterl, J.P Col- ll“. M A Cetten, T W Oonkorj, P M Cnb.n, Cln*t»,ru A Cunninghntu. nnd Indy. E L Klni, A Utelll. I, H Bennett, Major A E Drnk.r tl « A ; J f, White, W U FArr.ll, J F W.rln,, Qilbett, A M Illeskshear. B It Gardner and lady, Mrs C Btiap, Mrsi.Dacy and child, Mrs P DeCordova, O C Parker, 8 P L*Uen. lady and child, and 7 aWerage. COMMERCIAL. Savannah BlnrHet* July 9. COTTON—Sales yosterday 20ft b»Ls, vis: 75 at 8tf, and UK)at 10*fo. Prloes continue as before reported. The demand Is limited aad ihe offering atoch very light. Savannah Kxporu. PiiiLADKt.mia—Scbr Fannie—140 tons old Railroad Iron. BALtiMOXX-Bchr Mary Aon-.7,000 feet Lumber. BALTIMOBE, JULY J-—Cornea—There is n o movement ia Die Coffee market thi* week. The only ; Mi0 iVWX*' sous rally held at W^o. and very prAno at 10c. 8took Si.iKW bags Re imports of the week, 7,49ft bags from Illo, torroa.—The salts this week will foot up 48S babs inferior to middling fair Uplands and Onlf at 8a c^h to 113fs«g * And <J oos. The demand was confined to the i<s;*Bd only a few small lots to Frier wants of manufaeturen go oat of the market MOOI ies about as last week. Stock Thursday about 2000 blls . _ ^ - ie market v«7 bare. All taken for export. Nome email sales to-day at 44.7A for uot fresh. Stock offered very small. - ^ * demand, Cirv Mills.—Thore has been little or -v. And but T.rj llttl. offering, A f.w hundmd bbli hnM b.«n .old at «,75—p.ihnin l.uoo In nil nurln, lb. week. Cohn.—Receipts of Cora have boon light—not ox- ceodIng 80,000 bushels in all the week. An advance has taken place since Monday, and wo now qaoto white at Maft7o. and yellow at OSatfo-an advanceVully 4c Oav*.—A United isupply. We quote as the range of the week at SSaJGo for ya., 37a Wc for Md., and 42a42‘i for Penna. ~ Naval Storks.—Wo note so mo change, and now quote Opts of Turpentine at 43a44c W gal. Bales of common Ho*in at 81,40 ^ bbl; No. 2 $1.75; and No. 1 Tar •Cwal,88; FJteh $1 Jd ^ *bl. VarnUh 2 loW gal. Bacon.—Prime Shoulders are held at 6>io, with sales or 20 casks at this price; also 2ft do at tS>£o, less 2 perot. for money* fine quality brings 8)*o, at which •ales of ftOhhds and 40 do ordinary quality at ' ? Ies mating ut the (Jo. Bidos appear negleated, and tho only sales aro by retail at He. Good plain llams wanted. market Is bare; last axles at to I0«. Our city sales continue light at Ilk to like fo- anger cur«d. We also hear of sales 25 hhds Shoulders at C^io cash. Ilici;.—The market dull; small sales at $3.7fta4 » 100 Ihs. as to quality. Inferior abundant and nagleetod. Hew.—Ws quoto New England at»kc W gal. Wool—bales moderate UilsweoY at ' was» od. 38a42c for tub, pulled S/alOe, and on fleece Sales this week uniform at 22o In hhds at 43«50o. Whisky and 23o in bbls. NEW YORK, JULY 4.-Currow.~The market tinues inactive, being unfavorably affected by tbe an- settled state of poUtioal afiairs abroad, and of the sales, nearly hair were of snadry paresis in transit ■ dmsN i change to note In prices. The sales for the last three ■WW bales, making a total for the woek of we will continue until next September, u.....-- flta, by selliug exolaslvely for CASH In small and large quantities, our wbolo STOCK AT COST. Ws aim at offoctlng a double object by Utie eourse.- f ^psslblo to have our Store re-ahclvad pleoatneal. . ilr . GAINS that can be oulled from every market. Our Fronch Dress Goods are of tho boat rival manu factures, aad in style, finish, durability of colors end is of olotbs, are the lent imported; and wo ere ling them for lees prices than tho manafaetarsrs' afenta and commission houses in New York would sell thorn at private sate to the jobbers, to be again •old In quantities to the distant merchant*; therefore, the greatest disparity la oar favor for oheapnesa aad substance, is obvious te every oue who inspects oar goods aud prloos; not Uforo, but ajltr they have looked at the price* la r.<lthe other stores before buying. IN OUIl STOCK, ARE Rich printed Fronch Muslins and robe*: printed and plain Tisanes aad Baregesi Toll do Nord aad Un colored Canton Cl#tlu and colored linens fer travelling dressed; Silks and Foulard Silks, vory ohtap; embroi dered white Mu ill ns for dressei; plaid, striped and plain do., very ohoap| black Btlke aud Bummer Bilke; bilks and black bilk warp Alpaoas, vary cheap; Mourn ing Dress Goods In better Uato aud at uheapor prices than elsewhere. Bonnet Ribbons, and Bonnets; plain and nmbroldared Crape Scarf* and Shawls. KM 1IUOIDKKKB AND LACK GOODS, Kluchley 4c Tbomus. COMMiatnuN MERCHANTS. No. 7* Unj-at., Danank, (ia. • • sjicmr. x. yuomas, "MKDK-'AI.CAKD, OB. C. H. WELLS. Offlc. IU UrnnjtbUm ,ln.A >.., Blrn.rt. R.ildtai. 3»| oar, nr Bute nnd Moalfaqury-ite. ton S3 JAJUEM *>. A. C1.AHK, AI'THHNRY AT UW. Orno.a Mo. 17« Bay Biaaat. Z. IV. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Willi&atson's BaiMiags. Baystroet. SnvaBogli, Git. apr 18 H ELLS * DUMB, Factor* and Commitiioa Mcrehanta, -pll 91 BAY-8TREKT, SAVANNAH. IN IMMKN8E VARIETY FROM AUCTION. A new article for Ladiea* summer Neck llandkcr- I AW i IJ signed ■if the Law, I CJU.PAl&TNKltfftUll*.—The mtd. i HOSIERY. Childrens. Ladies and Mens' Undorvetts and Drawers ed has taken into partnership, In the prsetlee #u t, hi.iu. ISAAC hlil.roIIO UARtB.aaiUi nr M. * 1. M. MARSH. Th.J willpAnoanllj 2J -**•■( tB, Bnporlor Onnrte of ChaUmai, jfto DIC allbornt.lj trlten.1 Fnrl arwftti Bonn., Ktebcna t Hut. and . Utnipa nnd zephyr Worstead*,Embroidery,Silk of overy color, Braids, Fans and a groat varlotv at elu fotk^^ll’ittenS'^JX” •I?:" 0 .' nu™ Fl-« Monn.t -I'rlinffl.n ly nndartuad thob very much cheaper than elsewhere In this city. La dles* and Gents* Hummer (lloves, made like Kid Gloves: and Misses* aad Ladles’ Net Milts and Gloves, very ohoap. PAVILION LACES, Pink, Illuonitd Whirr, lM-4wld(i. Embroidered and Patent Bummer Skirts, Corded ilrte, very cheap. Mourntn * * chiefs. Lfingham, Borlven, Burke, Washington and WUklnaon Counties, and have made arrstngemeats for the prompt collection or debts in most or the eouaUes In the bUte. IW8 78 (<P *y r * ) B ‘ r iai*L^onU°MA l R8U ir Skirts. < Skirts, vary cheap. Mourning and polntod llandker- LINEN GOODS. Out store Is the Depot fbr tho beet Linen Goods, (all pure flax) which we retail aa uheap as tbe other mcr- 8. 8. SIBLEY, _ Wholw.1. nnd R.b.11 Bookseller aud Otatlouer, men wo aro soiling at evidently cheaper price* than >oy oust to import, vis.: Llnon Sheeting* in every lath nod quality, Shirting Linens, hand-apun and nijressod; Pillow Case Linont and Aj<r»a linens; . Eyo Diapers, Dowlssa and Glass £loths ; Hootch Diapers; Bathing Towel*; Haokabach and Bird's Ky> Towsls; Diapers and llnckabaoka by the yard. Stair Coverings. Tabic Damasks 4c Diapers. Ia white and Brown of every kind, very ohoa| In white and Brown of every kind, very ohoap. Da- buaiaess oommitted to hU care will be oxeeatod With nuskJNspjSlas end l)o^lies; Damask Bordered ]lacks- prouptnos* end dlg|>atct back Towels; Table Covers aud Toilet Covers; Quilts and Counterpanes of every kind, and In slave for BcrthJ, Cots, and umall and large Beds; Figured stout Laos fer Valaaeo and Bed Curtains, English Washing Furniture Chlntses, very cheap; 7-8,4-4, and 0-4 Furniture Dim ities; Liodn Laces for Pillow Cssos, very cheap; Cotton do.: Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings in white and un bleached, sad in every quality aad in every width, from S-, to tliron y.rdi .lac, (Jowquu raalUngi. Best qaeilty, and eheaper than elsewhere. Oar stock Is replete in almost every article needodfor Plantation ami llousc-ltrciilng uses, at cheapest pricei Also, Goods for Men and Boys “ mmorCoaU and Pantaloons, and Vestings, via: Lin- Drillings, Cottonades, Summer Cassiraorea, Farm- i* Drills, colored Liuena for coats, MurseillcsYest- iNftvf - - - - Cotton spuns, 4c. Huoeess in trado is always in tho ratio of ability to »bln- rnlad for tbo result.' Our* stock is so thorougliijMiilod ifclTKTIlK LARUBriT AHHOUTAIENT, And it is fixed for tale, At prices so uniformly very Cheap ! ! That purchasers of a large assortment, in small and largo quantities, can be suited in a greater number of artielee, and thereby effeot a greater saving than in any othor store in Savannah.—Buyers are lavitod to Inspeot whole stoek, ne wo rely on the pstronsge of the greatest number of purohuere—by oar diffusing the greatest rvolproeal into rests—for enduring and increas ing support. McCORKEK Sc. TKKANOIl, 111 Congrose-atrSet— next to Uull-streot, *■* ‘“ J *■ —■ * "a may 30 and opposite tue Pulaski House, Iaiwto goud mid .....10 zlf* 10 air ld.Qall^ 11','nllK lIMnl'K U »U bully fair to good fair... — a— — a— — a Good and fine — a— — n — — a Hav.—About 2000 bale*North River have been sold at 70a7fio, which Is an improvement. potatoes to vacancies thus created. The promiurnce given by tlio Convention to (lie advancement of'tho “ social, moral aud iutollcctual intorests" of tne people of Georgia, coraraauds my hearty approval. Here is opened before ue a field ‘ ' >n in w nf action in which a well regulated ambition may find ample inceulive, and tbe moot toworing intel lect, abundant employment. It is with me, no new opiuioo, that wo Imve all greatly erred in ch.iiniuv Stato talerosis to llio car of national politica, though perhaps any attempt to break a connection, to which tho public mind bus become habituated, muy appear Utopian. If they be absolutely inseparable, whilst, ■-* — ■ *ilfr«i ■ ■ - _ . - fit interval for iocroasod devotion to tbo furmor. In accepting tbo nomination tondered mo, I can not refrain tho expression of unfeigned regret, that at, c*»lor representative of the principles with which we go bvfore the People, had not been selected. I lithe courage, however, in tbe consciousness that tlioy command my heart's warm devotion, gild in the reflection, that thoir devotee, wrestles with a strength not Ills own. With those of my Fellow- Citizens, by whatover party designation heretofore known, or however, heretofore, it life ring upon questions that totre, who acknowledge those princi ples, and are ready to do butllo for their mainten ance, I cheerfully mingle, for weal, or for woe, uiy political fortunes. 1 tender you personally, Gentlemen, my acknowl- ndgnmut*, for the kind and flattering terms in you have communicated with mo Very respectfully, your ob't. serv't, CHARLES J. JENKINS, j Messrs. R. Toombs, R. T. Davis, J. J. Word, Tbos. W. Tliomnr, ami J. Knowles, Committee, Ac. The PitvilUu Hotel, Churl eat on. From an article iu tbe Courier on Hotel improve ments, we make the following extract ; Among other indications of improvement tending show tliut our landlords—although some of them o of good setni-Falituffluu proportions, and do credit to their own tables—Hite nut Uxv -or asleep, we observe xotno additions aud repair lately pul OR ihe Paeilton Hotel. The moat coiupirnaus, is a very handsome verandah, of iron railing, of a moat elegsut and attractive pattern and design. This verandnh is on the level of the second floor, from which it is accessible conveniently bv.titaiiy on- trances, and cflords a coo! and agruuuble promcii- udo of the extent of 233 feet, running along both the Meeliug au<i flaxeli-sts., fronts of the Building.— The Pavilion being »ituutod et tho north-western corner of these streets, the fronts it presoau to them respectively are uot exposed to the sun through the aftnruoou, and at the jame time the opening alford- ed by ilioo itrects, re idem availablo overy breath of ihe refrethtaf breeds which mitigate our sum mer beats. It was to afford his guests, and the la dies especially, of whoso comforts Ruttorfiuld seems sedulously careAil, an oppo/tuuity of enjoying more ■ * -- --- advantages Airufshed o; fully und perfectly, the position or tbe Hotel, t duh to the verv extousive aud expensive repairs - ^ *- which he bad but lately completed. He has, in deed, marked out, and coustructod In the verandah, aa orbit, in which constellations of beauties any revolve sirroeably and hnnornitonily. und to bos revolve agroesbly and innoontoniiy. unu »te lias given to all his guests, n practical admonition In volving the best aud most seasonable advice that a wise or benevolent man could fivff or take at this ilnwi—o Koep Cool." The Verandah, ctj«>, adds much to the appearance of tho Pavilion, nod indeed will be a feature in that ^.itei™v.diissSSSssi the defisndaot in Netv-York. u*u, skill and fidelity of endnring n, nud of the provi- Buttorfield, who has sof his comfortabio Jem added te pro- Laths.—Eastora are in fair demand, and 2,0CU,000 have ehs irsd hands at $1,76, cash. Ru n.—'ihemarket coutluue* inactive, sad as tho wsrm wsatlier prevails, holders are more disposed to realise. Tlio sales or the week amount to about 800 ' is. at $5,25*I,AO, cash. Flour —A fair inquiry for 8outharn Floor, with sales or 4U0 bbls at Z5a5,l2), for eomtnoa brands.— 8mxil saier of Rye Flour aro making at $4,75 for tine and 4,l2>j for superfine. Cohn.—Tho market is vary firm, with a small s ply: sale* 9tW0 bushels at ftSafila for dsmagod. 65o heated wo>tern, 85 for white do, and 0Ua70 for su -•arools yellow flat aad round. Oats dull at 40a42o for stoto Wiusur—The market is scarcely so firm. Bales 370 Oats dull at 40a42o for stato and western* >Viiisxr—The market is scares!)- so firm. Sale bbls St 23o for Western and 23^024^ for l*rison. Provisions.-In tbe Pork maiket there to. rather more doiug, and the market is if anything n shade firmer. Bales of Mm at 115,50 and $12.75 for Prime Lard firmer. Bales of bbls at IDalU^o, and UaUJl for k«gs. Butter in moderate demand at Ua!5o for Ohio and 14 a 18c for State. Choeee steady at tioftc. Porelsn iVInrUctM. JLIV Eli POOL, J UN K 17.—Cotton—The advicesfrem tbo United States, received on Monday per Africa, be ing rather unfavorable as to the growing crop, a-id pri ces ia the United States being farther advanced, our market has bean rather Animated, the sales for the three day*, Mouday. Tuesday and Wedursday, having been ovor lO.OW bales each, a large portion being to speculators; but holdarshave offered their Cottons free ly and the only advance we uta quote is about »per lb in low and ordinary American#. The etrike of the porters here his been settled, the men generally returning to work for tho old rate of wages t but tho continued uneastnoas is to the iaaue of iMauohesUr. That mar ket, however, remains steady, but not much business sales are Gfl.SOO^alei, of wtaloh 20,890 ea doing. The week*. , •peculation and 0,240 for export. To-day the market is steady. Salas 8000 bales. We quote | Fair Orleans flj^d. ...... Vtir Mobiles i>‘,d. middling ft 144 Fair Uplands 0^d. , , middling ft lft-Kid. middling fid to ft 146. middling A 15-Km!. snair upianuao^u. middlings lft-16d. Rioe is In bolter demand, and 250 tes Carolina sold at tho sales on MouJay were swelled in amount by the op erations of a leading firm, who took freely on specula* tion, the sales being estimated at 10,000 bales. On Tues day, a similar amount of business transpired, one half on epaoulstors* aeeount, the demand running ohlcflv on the mors ordinary grade*, which are offered very free ly, and almost nominal prices; tbe general tone of the market, however, assuming an improved aspect, Wed nesday's sales summed ap 12,000 <>al«i, about half being to exporters and speculators i yesterday there was lei* animation, speculator* operating more moderately. th« day oloaiiig quietly, with sales reyorted at H000 the market being freely supplied, and holders gs haled. general' ly anxious to reallic. Weeoutlnuo our last quotations* remarking that the lower qualities aro most difficult to move, and only then at irregular prices. The total sales of the week amount !u 66,500 bales, of which 20,390 are to speculators aad 4800 Co vaportari and inolnd# 64,690 belts of Ameriean, of which lfi.ftuo are to speculators and 4*M) to exporters, leaving 3O.tfTO bales of all kinds to the trade. is 43,400 bales, of iiresent stock of cotton is ample at the momont it every demand, knd whether the present sea- regard* — vantages frirefshsd by the dlspiiitfon to iuereca >d trade, whioh, ho%VvtT, has not position of tbe Hotel, that ho has added this vernn- hasn supported slneu. which 27,029 are American. Our present stock of cotton is to mset every demand, knd a bather the present son's yield be 3,200,tU0 or 3,300,000 bales, is not re( ed as a mattor of much ocnsequeuoe; but with n toiled supply In prospect, the difference of 50,000 tu i00,0J0 halve would be of inatorial Iiuportanoe when it is considered that almost one half of our present hold- inn are of ordinary qualities. In our circular of tha 6th ult. we alluded to the al tered system intended to ba adopted in reference to re- tnrna of falsely packing cotton. After vainly endear ring to euforcc the new rulo tho oominllto* have dis solved tbe association, th* efforts of the 82 merchants iprislug it being ineffectual to carry the measure, seouently the original system remains nnnltered, : that falsely packed cotton shall be paid for at the same price originally invoiced at to tho purchased. In Manoheeter an improved fooling was manifest in the tarl^r part of tha week, nnd thoi HAVRE, JUNE 18.—Within tbu. two J.,. thin hm. been . itekdr J.niind 1. Mr Cette. tnArket And 3JHO hnlM htr. V... taken (hr bom. tun, without an, ' Oar'turltetehan of CatjIIaa UIm, whtehb<|MUd atJMA MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF 8AVAHN AU........ Hun Rltudh 57ml8unfists7h.lt ova for lb Water High 9k.9Xm -nigimslila Fay 4 Oo. I York to Pndelfard bearing NNW Brigham.^ f A j£attoiors- Brighnm, DIBBLE & CAREY CLOTHIERS MEHCHANT P TAIL0R8, Waierooui If. E. Corner of IPkiiakcr and b, ugktsn-eie., HnvanDnb* 1 HIB Subscribers, in announcing to their (turner •os customers and tho pnblle, tbe arrival and openlog.of their Spring Stock, felioitote themselves on the advantages whloh their re cent purchases suable them to oiler all who doairo to seleotthntr Clothing from an extensivo. assortment of tbe ohoioeat goods, mode in Ihe most Fashionuble Style. These goods lutve been purchased under the personal inspection olone of the proprietors; aud availing them selves of favorable circumstances, they are enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but to offer them alsuoh LOW PBICES, usmust distance all competition in their trade. The following enumeration is made for the benefit of Oentlemun in the oouutry, whose orders will meet prompt attention, and who, when in the elty, are re spectfully invited to an examination of our Ooods. OENTJLEIVJEN’* CLOTHING* FROCK AND DRKS8 Coats of every quality. in Blook, Bine, Brown, Oil AS. II. J*1€KLTT, CONTRACTOR AND RV1LDER, a AVINO rviumed bffl bu.inCM, 1. now i»„. P«,d u .nnteAct for Bnijdinri, o« f.hbln, work dlUUNKUY FANCY DO Savannah. * lace, sad a sew summer BONNET of Ribbon*. Cap*. Flower*, 3*55* Straw Trimmings, Ac., no. u r - 8—All orders from the country premptly nfisMil AVINU resumed bis busineM, is now pro- I?IIIlittery mill DlTiamnblssw most rsspaetfUlly solioited. Carpenter Shop 001 ner of Walnut and Ilan-Udn-stSM sooond street wot*'“ i.—- 1 street west of Brow n and Harris’s bubles^ B. D. Evun*, A T T O U N E Y A T WASUlHOTOn Couxtt. Oa., Will practice in the Courts of the Middle Circuit. U tours. Both well 4 Havingcuimdelod bar SFRIi ►ssBrswa:^ IhmteAU. npill .teA.A ll.lrUnuM, EtioitedClowteter, Yin., Jnm, U.d il t „ BROWN * UARRU. Bonnlfeng, Livery, AND BALK BTA DLB, WEST BBOAD-8TBKKT, raos. a, nnowa. jyl— ly jvvan w.«*nxi* Bcllat Belli,i 1 Itelkiti 'I'ilK Nuhacrihnr. nnnufMUr...* firry' tixxi'Hz •awaiiisr-jKar ■ tht clapper will sirikq in a now plane. JOHN POOLE, „. tknounaLz Am* hbtail ns*Lan nr PAINTS, lill.fi, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES* rnnrk and American Mndu»-0las*, _ , . >WwrA and Aeiertoon Winduto-QUus, Paint, Varnish aad White-wash Brushes, Baba! nn4 Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair Blsadera, Graining Combs, Artiste* Brushes, 4e. As. ing and Ginning, done on reasonable terms by ^ JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitoker-st. mar 20 Nearly opposite Bwlft, Denalow 4 Co. nie niter n eeii has been »■$?** affixed In a now waytotirdvl on the Bail, thereby pro’ - are manutoctured from Iron casings. At this and art found to be a great written warrantee that If C out year from date of pure! will rocaei without charge, warranted. Nearly ttJutTlk.. frum thi* Foundry, whieh U superiority. Ws ■- aw arded from the var sonorousness nnd purity of Henry K. Washburn, SHIPPJNG AN D^C b m’m'i S il I ON M E R CHANT, •MnUo. te nUI.rj 1, F.U., te thn.. fnrnubM *Y M. U» of lb. Mudann Klv.r. jtrl r.iinln. In ...ry 41mtte,. tahtt.liui.nt of thn hind 1, l. (SAVANNAH, GKOUUIA. A. B. DLLIN, OOTTON FAOTOR No. V4 HAY-MTHJkKT orders Gid lfolls token in exchange 4 * Compasses, 4s. constantly ou t iyddAtw W tel', HAVANN All. GEORGE J. RIUITI1, FACTOR, CUBMiSSlUS MKRCUAIIT, Asd Gcnwrul Ageat, NO. 188 BAY-STREET, 8AVAMMA1I, GEORGIA. U « y* A l. Unou xFrancis 8. Bartow, Wm. H.Tison E*q.,il a " “ tOo., J ihburn. Wilder 4 Slangum 4c Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Go.rala, No.ten, CowtU, CMMb.ll, OmJod W.lt.r, U.nrj -E. B. fiteddavd 4 Oo., 8.Hei SUCCESSORS TO J. llaring purchased Mr. J.C. Thorn toe, iUhment in tide solicit a eonUnwnnde ef the TfiLISJHWWftU tetlra.nl of Ml hIMltd curiMte, ^ w “ r * , fourestobllshmenA. 1J illshmenE Oiseaj i Oo., Charleston, Sent CmrolinaT Williams 4 Bretlisr, Ausmstn,' Georgia;’ Han Brothers, and O. W. Choat. Nsw-tork! * ‘ Nat. MAuatni. [natriy tfj Tnonis N. Qox. in the busiamsi nt the BtrnihT dssrz^jszqjfr* Wi . Ill u tenfriwUi^Unt, te Maun. I.. 8. (mm * Ora, - C. A. L. LAiltAU, Ueneral Commission Morohant. ly) Unvanan*. H.nr«1n. Inu. 11 «uit «. ro.T. T . r. m.e.e TOUT 4t DIINUADI, FACTORS ANDJ0MMJ8SI0N MERCHANTS. hdanu In tin .hint, nf thin liability aud capital, to saoeesstuUT ness, and koep up the reputation ef Mr. Lewis 8. Bennett has been my LViiVni 1 tek.pl.tMr. | to the Publie as an iaduatiionsL ing man. who, while liktogtS net negfeet those ofhiTpatnml MS? tth* STS. antly ou band. I have A T 7’0 U f! , “ U A' , r Ut r2* e /, A II OR« comrr Wkitalmr-H. W Ba, te», ,u MnvnnnEb. U r.linqnUhi., my tM&tm thl. nmwrlu^t, te.Ute ihttU .sfartlon whatover: tinee nr r IhsvtjtosnlUtoUynnd n great variety, vis: Linen. 1 siaDuok, Drab Dele, Alpsoha, C**h mo rot, Frock Hack business Coats. PANTALOONS.—Blsek Doeskin at a great variety of Bl^k and Faney Cassimeres, at a great variety of prloes. '• Drab Dote •• " « Wlilto und FauoyLlnau Drills, •• " ** Fancy Marselllas, •' " « VESTS.—Black fillk and Satin Vest*. Faney Silk White fillk. for Party " White, Buff and Faney Marseilles “ White and Buff Duck FIIBNISHINO OOODS. Furnishing Goods of overy description fur Gentle- men s wear—consisting uf scarfs, uravate, Waterford ties, Princo Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts snd draurots, ootton do., tutpendlrs, half hose, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoko shirts, a Hue as sortment or DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes. Perfumery, Combs, Broshes, Fort- monias, etc., ete. HATS. An extensive assortment of tho latest and most fash ionable styles. P. Jacob*’ OI0AB AND TOBACCO STOOD- ar 8I ** h»“BI« Ibeeb,” Kw Moaora.iu 8.v.n..h, Ora Ki.p. eoniteully ftakul • UUEIIOU «f Impolite 5*”*^ W AI maaufketure,atirholesals eooslderai Who I lest tors* and ito People. Nothing will de mere to efface this thou thn « °f • healthy and honorohl* eompaUUonT* . Let the gaud people of the eiiv a^ Cigars, as well aeuf his own manufketure.attrholesals and retail. Also, Chewing and 8m«klng Tobneeo, finaff *®’ r.b xs Juine. lacllenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Proteste Noted and Extendod, Averages ad- lusted. Charter Parties nnd Average Bunds drawn. Pa- tern Umm. j£ no. H trad ranpl. te th. tei,.ra Utetette te «™»l, Mb. less. J ' ™ 0 *»*Olf. 1.8. Mr. H. D. W. Alexander Is ner UmII* •_ >y businei HOWLAND & CO., OEIfERJL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 178 Bay-ntreet* Hnvunnnh. jonx v. Kowanvn. an 21 join t. now lamp, jx TUB I.ABT UNRJVALI.EO PRODUCTION I A New Cook Steve. CALLED “ THE NEW WORLD.” AirSSr *-* * "it ■ sale, and 11 also are now esiujj an trial n .short Uraesinoo ini OILBEUT Bt/TLCIt. MAMTKU HUII.DER, DEALER IN WHITE PINE l!UMDER T.r *- , I r, «t, Ogl.tk.rpt Sj -“-“forfSf; . rant for fu.l f tk. M uul mounted tn Iho ieoM MIftte E I. «o oouitruoted thte ,o« mb tot DIGBCIIANT TAILOHINO. Th# fB.ormh!. BB.l tons wUhltch, d reouUtton which id r establishraent kits enjoyed aad sUil maintains for the eiyle and ttnUh of its garments mads to order, ns wallas forth* superior quality of tbair sluth*. dura- r of eolor and substantial workmanship, it shall bo aslant effort of tho proprietors still to continue.— They Invite tho special attention of both old ana new customer# to the following, frum which they are pre- inred to furnish garmonta, which they will warant to « >te plus ultra in both tit and fashion. H1MONP8 4 BIOLLY’8 best Blue, Black. Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelsido, Uronso, Ccrobo and Olive Block Doeskin, Black, Cateimere, and a large assort- tnt of Colored and Fancy Twscds. LINEN GOODfi.—White. Buff and fancy Linen Drill*. VE8TING8.—White fillk and 8atln. for Party Vests. Blaok and fanoy Bilk and batins. White, Buff and Orana’e Cassimeres. A large variety of Whiter Duff and LATEST AND ^^^|^ > l ,M pR0VEME NT tut MtUtUie Imprnei Pint MtHiic hultUrucUbU 8AROOPHAQUB, r-n AIR mmsmWWBr,. cofwn* Jy ui JU! ENV hi. EWE htte/.-Kf, SSWdiKfiaSS oall aad examine before p various other patterns, £ .h.On.Witeh.Uraia^ »pr 21 tf Havannah CIKTAIXS FURNITURE COVE ATWHOUMU W. H. CASK O UR T A 1 N I.N..1U CkHiBiMi UonurSU^l., oppol. H E tuu slwtyi Brra.tell.il J rSkllB Du»il Er.».h Mra.tttei Do. Plater..) ' lEo.and Mnrlln O RMS N.Y. Paint prloes; Buff and eeery thin styles, and at Persons sen Hollands rereons sending the height and width m fr***^* 4 * ®ae Uav# ^helr Cnruins mode an the beet manner: see Fashion Pistes in A Steomere, hotels, car bnUderv, and lUDpUed at thn lowest wholssaistwiem •applied at thn lowest wholssais4 < Importer cf and Dealer in 1S9 Chestnut* Je 14 ly Opposite i IjAlitH ItStAlf AMD J. llATfi.—A large lot at . llATfi.—A largo lot at may 17 1 l.K AND OIUKIL A l»n ANW < sJaitfh l Cambric D. W. !aj*c ally, snip A1SD 6ENKKAL BLACKSMITH, OpuOBlle Lminrar’a Veiiob Prnaa, ri| j AA8TKHN irtiAsr. aa vabif au. etouiiA. Clotlimg. Comprlslug the largest aMortment ev4r offorcTiu this n . ~ m n - oily, ooB.lttlQ8.of Frank, t Banka, Fnlka Banka, ,'ook.U. DjlSg SDll KeflOVStiOg Kltab S lUltllt, .. „r_,S*^N NAH, O.ORoTa, “ ’ Y‘r^a ffi Mr.bU. r .U.,.. r ADIEfi’ 811k anil Woo’nr DmSl.Rh.wlra To Vi'- *» J *t-A .Ut.ru rater. hi priteM In '. fa.hluaaLlt ■tyl. i Kid Otovu ol.aned, and O.nte.rn.n'. Uim.au ol.aa.d, r.aovated nr dyral, aa may ka rraalrad. All doa. In lha .am* atyla whteti La. ,«..rally ao nttek ,Uaa.d my patrnai aad frl.adi. Toma raodtrata. r.ncaaaaadjaf p,rutla by llarad.a'. Eayro.a, Rail road. or di.auk.ate ar. rrainaated te write rar i “ that I ttuy know whor. ta call lur tbora, aad wbl fcha, 1 may know wk.ralo rail lur thorn, aaTwhich way to Had lb.m back. Coat of fral,ht aach way. for cniall _rar.tera.lll ba about 18 aaatra All erdara .aaolaally npr'd ly ALEXANDER (lALLOWAV. Upholstery rwI Cabinet Work .?'h'. ,ul,crlbar fc «»l“8 kakea th. .ton oa A Oaray’a Tal 1» anaonnna te te airaate tel «- U Bpraial atteattea (raid t. i.palriaE all kladanf farml- For Volunteer Companies In the alto and throughout , the fitate, mado nod furnished et the slwrteet ootioe igT Fnnerais supplied at the shortestnotioe. aad In the best manner. . DIBBLE 4 CARE Y. _te*S8 ly JAME8 LARKIN DRY
