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4«f tnknrit- m.ukv», irmpUhooiroponilMitj, when they r, wonld be wnlenl M »jr nothing. , to apt Jadjment end TltdoiaiWe it not pey, »t the nU cbeiftKl hj tho tule- eoompeejr.tbir either their optakmi or their runenta that bar* been made, u to boing told m which Mr. A. or B. Micro will brni$do,wt w« wmptr&ttaljr Indifferent. ■ A ft w wwlu staM, ft drepntch Informed u tint the CtblntiwM knocked into » eocktd hat; that Mr. Kaxot kid com only nnd who bnd taken his pilot; nod that Mr. Dobbin vu Attorney Gonerel.and who hid takon Aispltoa. Thtt dttptioh oott at tomo- , thing—boddee anxiety.' Again, how much IndlfQt- ttentnddiMtlWtottonhu boon thrown twty upon Hr. Da’s appointment m Mlnlater to Franco—exra- cioiurik tnnoanotd to eaten days tlnoo, In oonnootlon wMh thtt of Ur. Miami to Otyll,—though tho Editors rfthiW'aahiBltoa £Mm, up to May 24th, know nothin* of tho good fortune of olthcr. A weak tgo lut night, wo rooolfcd Intolllgonoo that on tho noxt day (Monday, May 2d,) GonDix, wboot Appointment htd been already prooltlmed, Would ba officially Announced m Minister to Ptrloj Gor.Sxriio»,ofOotmtctioat,aa Minister to Barela; nnd Got QamdIh, of Booth Caroline, ditto to Most* oo. All of which, lure enough, didn't take plaoo.— And now the Washington letter wrlfors foil ns, and wo onn heUenthemln this instance at least, that Col. Gaxwdxn hat not heeh appointed, and giro ns to un- dtjxtaxd that there never was any probability of his In fatore, we hopo to be spared the expense of any Intanigeooe Aram Washington, which Is not positively .Passing Brents. ‘ Us nows leodvsdln He* YorkVfrom Chhs, on the -. dto. up to tho^ 25th alt., per atcamcr JSmjrict JT " attzn xtaXXt&Lady Smroue had landed surhnni "*■ slaves near Matanxaa, on tho 28th. A correspondent states that the Diario is very bitter on tho appoint*, mint of Mr. Soule as Minister to Spain, and Intimates' that he will not be received by the Court of Mcdrid. The Gardiner oase was resumed in Washington, on the morning of the 4th. The court had been engaged all day in an argument as to the admissibility of a series of letters purporting to havo been written by J. 0. Gardiner, and first to oontrodlot the witness, and secondly on the ground of his being an accom plice. The argument on tho same point was oontln- , Bed on the 5th, with a prospect of a long continu ance, whereupon the jury were dismissed until tho 6th. The hands on board the steamer Osprey struck in Philadelphia, on the 4th, for higher wages, but a new set were Immediately shipped. Tho old bauds, with other sailors, threatened violence; but-a strong detachment of police attended- and prevented a dis turbance. The steamer sailed lor Charleston at the usual hour. The Massachusetts Constitutional Convention as sembled in Boston on tho 4th. Tho Whigs nomlna- fodoz-Governor Briggs for President, and the Coali tion the Hon. 0. P. Banks. Philip Allen, Democrat, was elected United States Senator for Rhode Island, on the 4th, without opposi tion. At the Wilmington mnnieipal election, on tho 3d, tho Whigs wore successful jM*' Mayor by a majority of 150, and tho Aldermen .* *ror by rcspecta- Wo majorities. * Stveral executive appointments wet.**, -juceirm Washington on tho 4th and 5th, consisting mostly of Postmasters throughout Now York State. A public dinner was given to John P. Hale, in Bos ton, on the 5th, in which some 1,600 persons partici pated, among whom were 300 ladies. The Hon. John G. Palfrey preaided, and tho principal speakers were Cassias M. Clay, Hon, A P. Hale, Hon. Charles Fron ds Adams, Judge Jay/ of New York, Hon. Horace Mann, Hon. Amos Tuck, Hon. Henry Wilson, anQ Hon. J. G. Palfrey. Tho steamers Union, Uncle Sam and Georgia, for Aspinwall, and Star of the West, for San Joan, sail ed from New York on theSth. The Boston papers say that Charles L. Woodbury has been appointed Postmaster of that city. In the Maryland House of Delegates, on the 6th, a hill to reduce the State direct tax to fifteen cents on the $100, was finally passed by yeas 04 to nays 2. It Is announced as a cortalnty that Judge Albert Constable, of Maryland, Is appointed Solicitor of tho Treasnry, vice Judge LeGrand, declined. A destructive tornado passed over the town of Terre Hanto, la., on the evening of tho 23d ult., al most completely destroying a fine building known os Mr. Jewett’s Church,and doing mnch damage through- oultho place. We learn from the Evening Mirror that Arch bishop Mosquera, of Bogota, was presonted with a enperb gold ring, by the Roman Catholio clergy and laity, of New York, at Metropolitan Hall, on the 3d, as a testimonial of their respect for his conduct, du. ring the recent troubles In New Grenada. Rev. Dr. Cummings read an address to the Archbishop; after Which, the presentation address was read by Itev. John Loughlln. ‘The Archbishop replied at consid erable length, in Spanish, which was subsequently translated by Rev. Dr. Cummings. An accident oocorred on tho night of tho 3d on tho ' expro* train between Albany and Syracuse. Ouo ear loaded with oattlo was broken to plooos, and tho cattle killed. The engineer was also badly hurt. Ttxu dates to the 29th have been received in New Orleans, which hoWeVtsFoontaln no nows of special Interest. G.A.Tranholm, Esq., has been eleoted, without opposition, to fill the existing vacancy from tho Par ishes of St Philip and St. Michael, in tho House of Representatives of South Carolina. Ool. Sohoulor, long and favorably known as on able editor, has retired from the Boston Atlas. Mechanics' Mhetino.—A large and respectable assemblage of the Journeymen mechanics of this city took place in tho Exchange, on Saturday evening, having for its object, as wo understand, to place tho Interests of labor In a more proper relative position to capital, by forming a Mechanics' Association; for which purpose a committee o( twelve was appointed to report a constitution and by-laws at a subsequent meeting. Not having been‘furnished with the pro ceedings for publication, we have but a slight idea of what passed. Rev. Da. Baxkiu—We are requested to announce that this distinguished clergyman will prcaoh to night at the Rev. Mr. Ross's church. Bishop of South Caroline* In speaking of the newly elected Bishop of Sooth Carolina, the Charleston Courier of tho Ylh, says t 11 Rev. Thomas F. Davis, D. D., baa boon six years, Beotor of Grace Church, at Camden, S. 0., to whlob charge he was called In 1840, on the resignation of the Rev. Francis P. Lee. He is, we believe, a native of Booth Carolina, and-for many years before enter ing Into Holy orderi bad been a prominent add suc cessful lawyer, in the Eastern section of that State. BewMMtttea in Wilmington when called to the Rectory of Grace Church. The impression he has madeonht* brethren since his connection with this dlooese, and the opinion entertained of his fitness and abilities, may be Inferred from the very largo vote ho received.after mob a protracted ballot.” American Medical Association* The annual meeting of this body was opened In Hew York on Tuesday, Dr. B. R. Wellford, of Frodo- rickaborg, Va., In the ohair. About four hundred delegatee answered to their name*, representing ail tho States exoept California* Florida, Louisiana and ifladssippi. It was unanimously voted ti - ‘ **- ‘ meeting of the Medical Association be Louis, Mo. Dr. F. Campbell Stewart road the following paper: The Committee of Arrangements recommend that the following gentle men, now In the city of New York, be admitted to seats In this association, as members, by invitation s Doctor Marshall Hall, of London. Baigeon T.G. Mower, of the United States Army. Borgeon JamM Brownell, United State* Navy. S«2ZX n B.F.Bacho, Burgeon Ninian Pinkney, United States Navy. Hon. H.H. Bartlett 21. D., of tho Senate of tho State of New Yorir. The name of Doctor Marshall Hall was received If Doctor <* - *» the ettyat the present moment, hut he is expected to arrive nsr this afternoon or tomorrow. Doctor Ooxjbf Maryland)—I move that the Chair appoint a committee of three to wait upon Dootor Hafi: and oondnothlmto his jreat upon the platform. TlteProalSmt then wad the annual address. The Nominating Committee reported that they had mat and eleoted the following OWIOBBS VOX THB BNAUtNQ YIAB. ■ Pmsidimt-—Dootor Jonathan Knight, Connect!- ^Yic* PaEsromm'^—Doctor Usher Paraons, Rhode IslandiDocterLewts Ooudlt, New Jersey; Doctor WanrrB. Frost, South Carolina 1 Doctor H. Ii. How* “““■ «fc_Dootor & L. Brad!., New Torlt; nL.Umolne,MUMnri. .. _ , -Dootor Benot. Coodto, Ponmjln- JijM« from too eonntrj. Tho onl,Ml. i Ooodhmi 1 ■nporion 1 rocterd.y .mount- loll 8||03P pe lOTObO we now oonildir lino wefttherbe. ind(Of round^dli8||0S0p.Krobo S8fe9» low nioorlon to euperlon. fbo doolen ere tog 4H0W for rouud Iota, hot wo uo ooarlr prio.. will giro nj u no u lopnlloa bogtotou- rive. AU the Baltimore Flour that has lately arrived haa turned out unsound. Freights to Northern ports we quote $1 to $1 05—shipping scarce. In Exchange nothing is doing; wo expect it will open at I8d. FROM aRio di Jaxptao Lima, March 23d^-*' Fa* vorablo advloea have caused a great atlr in our oofibe market, and we have to note transactions at an ad vance of 100 to 200 reals. The stock has became re- duood to 40,000 bags, and prioM may be oonsldsrod quite nominal. Untsea the next advices from the United State* and Europe are of a very discouraging nature, prices are likely to undergo afurthor advance, Supplies from the interior commencing to foil off very Another letter undor same date says— recently fitted ont at Havana and tailed for coast 0? Africa to engage in ,the slave trade*. In regard to the mariete, the business of tho put “•ek was very actlvs. Over 401)00 hoxee of augar id been shipped. Thestock of sogar and molasses 1 hand was represented m very small. Mobile lumber was in good domand at $24 to $29 per Mr-Mobile THbune, 24M. From tha MI11^«yI1U Recorder, May 6. ■narta Ralltoad Medina* - At $ meeting held at Bpaita, on Tuesday, 8d May. i853, pursuant to adjouniment, for tho purnosoof considering the proloct of a Railroad from Milledge* villo via Sparta to Warrenton, and horn Tennille via Sparta to Union Point, which was attended by eiti* tens of Sparta and vicinity, and delegations from Greene, Baldwin and Warren counties, A. D. Lane In the Chair, and Tuttlo H, Audas, Secretary. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Tumor, Mr. MoKinlcy, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Pottle, Mr. Whitten, Mr. Orme, Hr. Ware, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Pendleton, Mr. Dnncan,and Mr. Harris, expressing their views on various points, and freely Interchanging opinions, and after various propositions and amendments, tho following resolutions were passed: RtmlveS, That a committee of fire bo appointed bjr the chairmen of tbis meeting, to confer with the CentrsfRall* r mm | We do not believe 4||000 per srrobe would buy i Rhort crop for noxt season, and we may havo a do mand for Europe." Additional Items br the A The Franklin had arrived at Cowes at midnight on tho 22d. The passengers of the City of Manchester had presented Gapt. Wylio with a silver tea sorvlce. England.—The only sabiect of oonvertation in Bagtaad tethe financial budget of the Chanocllor of tho Exchequer. It is-genetiuiy approved, except so farms It relates to tho ooatinuanoo of the lnoome tax. Mre. Btowo attended tho banquot given in hor honor at Edinburgh, where eho was presonted with tho " Uncle Tom penny offoring.” amounting to £1,- 000, for abolition purposes, and a silver aalver for herself. The next aay she went to Dundoe, nn d would return the day after to Edinburgh. Tho Dutohesses of Sutherland, Shaflslaiy, Carlisle, Ac., had not yet appeared. France.—It is not true that the French trans-At- lantlc steam packet scheme had been abandoned. It is merely nnder consideration in a financial point of view. Tbreo millions of francs had been appropriated to procure cheap lodging houses for workmen. The Postal Treaty between France and Prussia had been signed. Bpain.—Anothor dissolution of tho Ministry was expoctcd, as the prosont cabinet could not secure tho support of the Moderates. Denmark.—Tha Danish Chambers had been dis solved for refusing to agree to the Government plan for aettling tho succession to the throne of Denmark. Two of tho ministers had also resigned. Switzerland.—Negotiation* were proceeding ver bally between Switzerland and Austria. Italy*—Sardinia had consented to a loan of400,000 francs to relieve her exiles. Andrade of tho dropping of blood from tho Holy Sbrino had thrown Naples into a paroxysm of devo tion. A shock of tn eatbquako was felt at Naples on the Turkey.—Mr. Canning, tho British Minister, bad returned to Constantinople, whore he mado a Bpcech to tho English residents stating that England’s main wish was to assist the Sultan to economlso the re sources of the Empire. Prince Menzikoff, the Russian Ambassador, bad threatened to leave unless business was dispatched more rapidly. The Great Western steamer had arrived at South ampton from Chagrea with £700.000 In specie. Napoleon had pardoned Itespail on condition that he should quit France. Lord Stratford do Radcllffo had held an Interview with the Turkish Sultan, which lasted four honrs. Markets. BrkadstcyfS.—Flour was in fair demand at 3d a fid advnnco. Western Canal was quoted at 22s fid a 23s; Ohio 23s 6d a 24b. Whito Corn 31s Od; yollow 32. Tho Brokers' Circular quotes 2s advanco in Com for tho week.' Provisions*—Gardner quotes Beef dull and lower. Holders of Pork willing to aoccpt lower rates. Bacon declined la. Lard bos advanced Is; saloH of 60 tons at 62s fid. Tallow lias adrensoil la in anticipation of tho repeal of tho duty on soap. Ro9in doll. No sales of Turpentine. Rico has advanced la per ewt, with larger sales of Carolina at 19s Od a 23s Qd. Tho advance in Coffee was lost, and tho market quiet. Sugars were In moderate demand. Green Tea had advanced Id. Congous |d. London, April 22*—Barings’ Circular quotes Colo nial and Foreign produco dull and declining. Money discounts 2| a 21 per cent. Coffee was dull at Is decline. The Iron market firmer and a trifle higher. Lard 64a. Sugar fid a la lower. Tin bod declined 4s. ally hrend—had _ je oTtb&t young artn to fsan uponjtbat bright $yifor your guiding iter- had you never framed a plan or known * w>P» or foarfat which that child was not a^pnrt. If there waa naught else on earth left for you to loye-lf dls- ase came, and its aya grew dim; and food*and rest, nd sleep, were forgotten in your anxfons feare—u ou paoo the fleer hour by hour, with that fragile urden.wheo your -very touch seemed tojgive oom* .art and healing to that little quivering ftame-nad tho star of hope set at last—theu, had you hung over Its dying pillow, when the strong breast you should have wept on was in the grave, where jour child waa hastening—had you caugnt alone its last mint cry for tho " help ” you could not glvo—bad its last flutter ing sigh breathed ont on your breast—Oh I could you havo said—" 'Tis only a child 1” Fanny Fern. Technical Terms*—The word ‘‘patient” had a proper origin, as, no doubt, Dr. Mandovlllo could provo; but ite application soems to be rauoh pervert ed at the preeeat dey. It is a true medical term, onco applied to any sick subject, but now Doctors use it only for such of the fortunate human race who fall into their hands and recover after much suffering and todlous lingering flPtbe poor oroaturo should happon to die, they callit a case*—Mobile News. The National Finances*—A Washington despatch to tho New York Courier says— . _ . Tho revenue recoipts from Boston, New York, Bal timore, Philadelphia and Now Orleans for the mouth of March, was five millions seven hundred nnd sixty- six thousand doilara; for April four millions four hundred and ninety-two thousand dollars; total for two months, ten million ouo hundred nnd fifty-eight thousand dollars, making nn increaso, from tho year 1862, of two million four hundred and ninety thou sand dollars, which is at tho rate of thirty-three per cont. Tho revenues of tho year from all sources will exceed Bixty millions of dollars. Tub Chicago Collision.—Moses M. Tyler and Thomas Rockham, the conductor and engineer of tho Michigan Central 'Railroad, have been admitted to boil in the sum of $2000 each, upon a writ of habeas corpus. Mr. Whiting, tho conductor, and Mr. Davis, tho engineer, and the fireman of the Michigan South ern train have also been nuraltted to ball by Judgo Wilson in the sum of $2000 each. Each of the per sons were also put under bonds of $200 to apnear ns witnesses in tho judicial investigations to benercaf- tor instituted. A Washington letter to the New York Courier and Enquirer says: The Attorney General haa recently had before him a question of some im;»ovtance to the Navy. Commodores Morris, Shubrick. nnd Skinnor, nnd Commodore Dupont, were constituted a Board or ’ Commission, to revise the rules and regulations of the Navy. They reported a codo containing some new things, and dispensing with some others not new, which excited complaint on tho part of many officers. It is stated that this codo was signed by the Presi dent and Secretary of tho Navy, in the last hours oi the lato adminUtration, without being maturely con sidered, and was promulgated to somo of the squad rons in scrvico on the 3d March. The new Secretary of tho Navy suspended its operation, and referred tho K sstlon of Us legality to tho Attorney General.— at functionary has given an opinion against it, and tho new code will therefore bo suppressed. The rules and regulations will remain as before. Tho frigate Congress, and sloop-of-war Jamestown, aro soon expected homo from tho Brazil station, and brig Bainbridgo, from the coast of Africa. The fri gate Savannah will relieve tne Congress. Commo dore Salters will take command of the squadron. Tlved is embodied in tho following resolution, vizi nrumTHTmv n.,-i n - «i, A month of Anril iwsn jyir2jySsrssasrtMiSiWffWjii sod equipment of building* for educational purpose* ; and from Europe was 23,221, and tho number of puseu* •o soon a» the^ neceuarjr mean* ahall hare been obtained, gert from C hag res, Havana, and other foreign ports of a road, between Warrenton. through Sparta to MlUedjra- ▼Hie, under the exfiting charier, and a road from Troniile, through Sparta to Union Point. By Mr. Tumor— Jtxolvrd, That books of subscription bo oponod at Savan nah, Bandersvllle, Warthen’a 8toro, Sparta, Mount Zion, White Plains. Union Point, and Athens, for stock to con struct a road from Tennille or flardwlea’a on the Central Railroad, through or near Sparta to Union Point, or at somo uoro eligible point on the Georgia Railroad—and that books of subscrlpton be oponod at Charleston, Augusta, Warrenton, Sparta, and MUlodgovillo, for the construction of a road from Warrenton or some other point nn the Georgia Railroad, passing through Sparta to Mniedgerlllo. The Chairman appointed Jadgo Eli H Baxter, Thomas M. Turner, linton Stephens, Wm. McKinley and E. H. Pottle, tho committeo undor tho first reso lution—and on motion it was ordered that the chair man be added to said Committee. By Mr. Pendleton— Resohei, That at least two of the Committee, or more, In E srson attend the Georgia Railroad Oonvontlon soon to bo eld In Augusta. By Mr. Pottle— Besotted, That the proceedings of this meeting be pub lished In the papers In Mllledgeville, Savannah, Augusta and Athens. The meeting adjourned to moot on 4th July noxt, or sooner on tho coll of tho Chairman. ANDREW J. LANE, Chairman. T. H. Audxs, Secretary. From the Rome (Qa.) Southerner. * Cherokee Wesleyan Institute. Cave Spring, Ga., April 28,1863. Messrs. Editors: At a meeting of the Trustee* of tho above Institution, I, aa secretary of the Board, wts instructed to prepare an abstract of the minutes State tecopy. The Board of Trustees met at Cave Spring on tho 27th inst.,and was duly organized by tho appoint ment of tho Rov. Jno. w. Glenn, President, and tho undorsitrnod Secretary. The Board proceeded to considor the The Board proceeded to considor tho propriety and practicability of establishing on Institution of learn ing of high grade. The conclusion to which tho Board arrived is embodied in the following resolution, viz: obtained, D — —„ . .. . . that the Boeri establish a College competent to afford every . of America, was 2,216; total arrivals, 25,447. Tho frcUlty In acquiring a Collegiate education. nnmbor, tunnago and nationality of tho vobsoIs in " * * ' which these passongere were convoyed, aro thus- stated : The fore; , ... Rov. J. H. Ewing tendered gratuitously, a site em bracing nearly twenty acres, including a beautiful eminence in tho immediate vicinity of the village.— Tho donation was accepted by tho board. Mr. Ewing also tendered tho romaludor of his land in tho imme diate vicinity of the village, on the consideration that tbo avails after indemnifying him for bis original outlay should be expended for the liencfit of tho In stitution, 'at the same time avowing his intention to appropriate tho proccods in tho samo manner, If the t Board would not accept tho offer. Messrs. Johnson, Fannin and GUI were appointed to procuro from the next Legislature an act or Incor poration, and to havo tho following names insert ed, viz: Rev. Jno. W. Glen, Jno. C. Simmons, •• G. J. Pierce, " J. If. Kwing, “ J.B. Payne, Thos. Sharpe. Esq., 8. J. Johnson, Esq., J. R. Simmons, 0. P. Fauuiu, W.H. Felton, Jno. W. Talley, A. T. Mann, C. A. Crowell, W. G. Conner, D. D. Cox, J. M. Hamilton, M.D, R. S. Simmons, Maj.J. 11. Gill, Rev. A. J. Leet, M. H. Haynie, From tho Florida Mirror of tho 20th. llatlroad Meeting. A largo number of tho citizens or Marion County, assembled at the Court House, in Ocala, on Wedcea- day, tho 27th of April, to consider tho subject of a Railroad across tho Peninsula of Florida, tho said Railroad to commence in East Florida, upon somo tributary of tho Atlantic ocean, within tho limits of tho State or Florida, having n sufficient outlet to the ocean to admit of the passago of sea steamon, and to run through tho Eastern uiftl Southern pnrt of the State, in tho most eligible direction to somo tributary of tho Gulf of Mexico in South Florida, south of the Suwsnnco River, having a sufficient outlet for sea b teamen. Tho meeting was organized by Major L. C. Gaines being called to tho Chair, and John 0. Reardon as Secretary. Tho chairman in a brief manner, stated the object of the meeting, when, on motion, a committee of threo was appointed by tbo chair, consisting of Messrs. D. Province, Wm. 8. Harris, aud Rov. Wm. Royall,to prepare and report business for tho consideration of thia meeting. Tho committeo prepared and asked leave to report the following: Resolved, That wo are pleased with the auwcstlon aud heartily concur in the action of Hernando and Hillsborough counties upon tho subjoct of constructing a railroad across tho Peninsula of Florida—connecting tho Atlantlo with tho Gulf, and calling a convention of East and South Florida, to assemblo at Ocala, on the first day of July next, for the pur pose of uniting the interests. Influence*, and means, of these sections as a course best calculated to promote liarmony unity of action, whoreby ways and moans may be secured to forward tho enterprise, ...... ... Resolved, That this meeting, in behalf of the citizens of Marlon, cordially Invite the counties in East and South Florida, to appoint and send delegates to attend said Con vention on the first day of July next. Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting is hereby authorized to appoint fifty delegates to attend tho Conven tion to bo held in Ocala, on the first day of July noxt. Pending tho adoption of tho resolutions of tho Com mittee, the meeting was addressed by Cols. M. Whit Smith. Sanderson, Provenco, J. W. Biyant, C. Drew and othors. On motion the report of tho Committoo was adopt ed, and in conformity with tho third resolution tho Chair appointed the following gentlemen as delegates: Abner P. Johnson, Wm. McGahagln, Wlloy Roberta, James Hall, uuvuuiiiuu, uut mu Dccremry uavuig raiiou a copy of tho proceedings in season, wo stly compelled to lay them over for anoth- Suffice it now to say that the Savannah, J. W. Pearson, J. L. Stewart, Jas. Thompson, Wm. Milligan, Thos. WUllanuon, Wm. D. Sellers, J. L. McGahagln, B.F. Meyer, John Eloliolborger, Allen Gibson, John M. Taylor, .Paul McCormick, Geo. Houston, A. J. Prlost, Jackson Tyner, Wm. Connell, H.T. Mans, K. C. Mortleon, A. Waterman, Irby Roberta, J. A. Badger, 8. B. Branch, S. T. Thomas, David Provence, B. G. O'Bryen, 8. S. Burton, James Gamble, W. J. C. Rogers, Gosper Seaatrunk. N. P. Hotchkiss. Theo. Bchomotyllo, Jesse W. Hunter, C. A.M. Mitchel, B P. Hawse, F. N. Foy, John F. Collins, J. M. McIntosh. Simeon Helvonstou, 3. St. 0. Rogers, L. H. Henderson, Wm. D. Branch, Allen Munden, Wiley Brooks, T. MoIIall, Edward Dennison, Rev. Wm. Royall, On motion the Chairman and Secretary were added to said delegation. On motion, the publication of the proceedings of this meeting be considered as sufficient credentials for delegates. On motion tho meeting adjourned, sine dio. L. 0. GAINES, Chairman, JonN. G. Reardon, Secretary. Mr. Boole’s Flight from France* We met tbo other day in reading tbo mimoirs of the great French author, Alexander Dumas, a mention of the circumstances to which we wore indebted for Mr. Soule’s immigration and aettlomeut in the United States. Aa it may be interesting to onr readers, par ticularly at this time, when tho dlstlngnlshed gentle man is in onr city, we copy tho translation for the bonoilt of those who do not read tho French i— Wash. Union. “ Translation.—In the intimaoy of Mery and Bartholcmy, lived at this time ono of the principal editors of a journal called the Yellow Dwarf. This editor was named Sonle. He had been two months in prison for an artiole on Ban Domingo. IIo did not relish bis oxperionoe of prison life. He happened to bear a strong resemblance to Barthelemy, which per mitted of his using a passport. ’ Barthelemy tent it to him. Boole fled to London, and tbonoe to the United States, where he la now the first lawyer of Now Or leans, and makes by bis pnctloo one hundred thou sand franc* a year.” A Srora Polish*—Make weak alum water, and mix your “ British lustre " with It; put two spoon fuls to a gill of alum water; lot the stove bo cold, brush with the mixture, tlion take a dry brush and will keep a'stovo os bright lUcatloi J applii Iona a year. a coach body by two A correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer says that the cholera is prevailing in Clarksville, Mecklen burg, and on somo of Uve plantations on the Roanoke rivor. : i MnJ Jas. Lake. Tho Board proccodod to tho appolntmont of an ex ecutive committeo. consisting of Messrs. Johnson, Fannin, Lako, J. R. Simmons, Gill, Haynie, R. S. Simmons. The Beard, after a harraonlona session, adjourned to meet at tbo call of tho Ex. Com. 0. P. Fannin, Sco'y. Editorial Convention. Wo had a very pleasant meeting of divers Repre sentatives of tho Press Gang of Georgia, in onr sanc tum, on Wednesday lost, tho day appointed for tho Editorial Convention, but tiio Secretary having failod togivouB a copy of tho —* ore relnctantl ** ’ er issue. Sufi _ . ... Columbus and Macon Fraternity wore duly represont- cd in Council, bcsldos a scattering representation from an outsider or Lobby member, formerly con nected with tho Metropolitan Press. Entire harmony —availed in onr session, upon all matters brought fora it for consideration, and wo can not doubt but that the happiest results will flow from this first con vocation of tuo brotherhood. To tho uninitiated wo can not bo too communicative, and shall therefore closo with tbo hpoetolio Injunction, “ watch and wait,” for tho “good tlrao coming I”— Georgia Citizen, UK mil. Melancholy Accident* We regret to learn that Mr. Thomas Falnkner, of this county, camo to his death on Tuesday last, in a very distressing manner. It appears that in compa ny with somo other persons, ho was about crossing Flint River, somo seven or eight miles below Albany. As they wero about leaving tbo shore, he took ids gnu by tho mnzzie and endeavored to shove tho bat- tcau off. Tho gun slipped and tho hammer struck the boat with forco sufficient to oxplodo the cap.— Tho^ntire chargo. consisting of buck shot, ontorod his side, killing him instantly. Somo of the shot passed entirely through his body, and lodged in his arm. Mr. Faulkner was a young man, and much esteem ed by thoso who knew him.—Albany Patriot, 6th, Onr Circnlt Conrt is in session his Honor Judgo Forward, presiding. This is his Honor’s flret Conrt at our place. There is considerable business on tho docket*— Oca/a Mirror, 79th. la Mirror, 79th. Fibk in Tampa—Wo regret to learn from Tampa, that tho dwelling houso of Mr. John Conrad was consumed by fire one night last week, and that noth ing was saved from tho flames.—Ocala Mirror, 79th ult. Mr. Bryant, editor of tho Now York Evening Post, who is travolling in tho East, writes that “the an cient bigotry of tno Moslems is fast relaxing. Not only do tho Turks get drunk like Christians, of which I was sorry to see somo oxtrnplcs on board tho Aus trian steamer that brought mo hitlior from Boyroot. but tboy submit to contaot with tho Christians, and do not think themselves as onco they did, contamin ated by it; and they suffer onr presence in their most holy places.” Grand Lodoe Knights op Jericho—On Friday last, a Grand Lodge of this Order was constituted and regularly organized by Deputy Most Honorable Grand Worthy Chief, Bussell Reneau, when the following officers were daly installed: M. D. Hood, of AdairavJJle, W. 0.0*; C. K. Rich ardson, Conyers, W. Y. 0.; C. R. Hanleiter, Atlanta, 0. R.; A. B. Forsyth, Atlanta, G. T.: Geo. W. Ran som. Calhoun, G. M.; Rev. Thos. Harkins, Calhoun, G. 0.; J. F. Arnold, Marietta. G. S. The Annual meeting of tbte body is appointed for tbo third Tuesday in May—Atlanta Republican, 6th. Supreme Court—Tho Supremo Court commenced ite8pring session in MillodgcviUe, on Monday hut, and closed on Tuesday. There wore but six cases on docket, all of wbioh were argued on the first day of tbo form—Georgia Citizen, 7th. Bouth Carolina—Tho election In Barnwell Dis trict for a member of Congress, to fill- the vacancy of tho Hon. W. F. Colcock, resigned, resulted as follows: Owena 1,174 Keltt 480 Bevcral other Distriota to hoar from. Buenos Ayres—Dates from Buenos Ayres to the 12th of Marob, received at Salem, confirm the an nouncement that the revolution is ended. A private lotter says tho Commissioners havo agreed upon peace, but that tbo tonne aro unknown. Tboy are, however, belioved to be highly honorable to tho General Unuiniza has givon up the objectionable treaty entered into at Son Nicolas. Gore, tho British charge, has accused tbo Bnonoa Ayroans of being tho causo of all the blood shed. Tho Packet denounces Gore as a partisan or Urequixa. The Buenos Ayreana have been victorious over the outsiders in several engagements. Donbloona closed at 302. Wool te scarce and high. Naval.—Late advices from tho Mediterranean Squadron, received at the Navy Department, report the offleerr. aud crew all woll. Letters received in Washington from Com. Perry, dated on board the United States steam frigate Mis sissippi, hi Ceylon. 10th Haroh, report all well, and that tba vessel would sail for Macao in a fow days. PiKTHKHSTNn Occurrence—A difficulty occurred on Wednesday, between two sons of llcniy Seibeis 1 Esq., of Lexington District. Tbo eldor struck tho younger with the br tt end of a whip and knocked ulin down. The younger, who had a small pocket knife In hi* hand, upon getting an, straok at the for mer, and Inflicted a wound which proved fatal in a few noora— Columbia (8.0.) Banner, 6tk inst. 230 United States.. Tuns. ..116,618 2 Neapolitan 2 Danish ... Tuns. .. 630 78 British .. 23,018 ... 842 10 Bremen .. 4.216 4 Norwegian. 3 Swedish .. 1,409 1 Hamburgh.... .. 650 .. 755 10 French .. 1,299 2 Mecklenburgh .. .. 260 1 Spanish .. 161 1 Belgian 433 2 Portuguese.... . 618 1 Luboc ... 266 1 Dutch . 168 3 Prussian .. 1,180 1 Sicilian . 226 ■ < 1 Sardinian . 240 369 vessels ..161,680 tava niadlttb ^Mmria-l Of l<4 ztiteh artitaebeayMM, It migha aboet $1 lbs,i and costs Only from $20 to $$0. “It M*t|y with' the intaltest thread, the foMct cambric or aUk, as well m linen, woollen and cotton (eoft, and all kinds of teathor. It Is ab Muipte, that a chQd of 10 jeare of **o can undor- stand and work U rapidly, without any danger of Its getting out of order, sod can do the work of more than treaty scamstncscc much hotter in every respect then it can be done by band. Tbo aUtebee aw Independent of each other, eomuch eo, that If every other etiteh Uent. theeeamatlll .holds good and etroog. tt Is unlike and much better than any other aewlng maobina ever Invented. The maohlne Is peculiarly adapted to (fcmlly and plantation use, as It will do all klods of sewing,‘and when known will bo generally Introduced Into bmtUcc and plantations. The Avery Bowing Machine Company havo perfected their airangwnsnta for manufesturing on the Urgeat scale, and will supply any number of msehlnoe at the ahorteit notice. Orders addreesed to CNitui Nxmxnw, 261 Broadway, N. York will receive prompt attention. dec28—Item NOTICE! TO STOCKHOLM) IU7 OFFICE STEAMBOAT CO. OF OA.,7 BiVAKua, April 20,1868. J The annual meeting of the atockbolder* of thla Company, for the purpozo of eloctlng Dlreclon, wilt bo held at tho Company’s OUloo, on Monday, Oth May next, at 10 o’clock, A. H. JAMES A. FAWNS, *1)120 Secretary and Treaaurer. SOUTIIKUN MUTUAL INSURANCE! CO. ASBUIIY HULL, President and Treiunrtsr. ALBUM CHASE, Seo’ry. | C. F. McKAY, Actuary. The undersigned, Agent of the above Company, continues to take the following Risks, vit.: Marine, River and Fire also on the Lives ofServnota. Lives of Wlilto Persons are also takon by this Company No extra premium for residing In the South. WILLIAM KING, Agent, Corner of Bay and Drayton*streets. PllINTING I’llKSS FOIL SALK. Wo havo for sale a Washington hand Press, lloe'a make, which wo will dlsposo of at a bargain, tt Is partially worn, though as good as new, and la comploto running order. Slzoof bed 37KH24)f, and will print a form 23H85J4 It possesses all the latost improvements of Hoo’s Press, and will be sold for leu than Its value for cash or approved pa per, we having no further use for it. We also havo chases, Iron alae and foot sticks, column and bond rules, dash and advortlsomont rulos, loads, cuts aud many other artloles necessary to the establishment of a newspaper, which we will sell at a handsome discount from original cost. Also, two cast Iron roller moulds. Further particulars will ho given on addressing this ofilce. dol7 PUNCH, IlILTON tt OANAIIL. TAPSCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION AGENCY. Fersons wishing to send for their friends nnd desirous of bringing thsin out by first olau packet ships, are Informed that tho subscribers are tho only Agents for the above agen cy In this City. They are also authorized to draw on Messrs. Wm.Tapscott k Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and upwards, which drafts aro negotiable In any town throughout Irolsnd and Great Britain. Drafts on France and Germany, payable in all parts of tho Continent, also for sale. Apply to dec24—ly BUNKER k OGDEN, 80 Bay-street. ^commercial; BsTsnnsh Exports, Mny 7* NEW YORK.—U S M steamship Alabama—803 bale* Cotton, 40 bales Domestics, 3 bales Wool, nnd sundry pkgs Mdse. HAVANA—Brig Charlotte-250 enska Rico, and 37,299 foot Lumber. BALTIMORE.—Schr Triton-255 casks Rice, 14 bales Cot ton, 67 hags Feathers, and sundry pkgs Mdse. Savannah Market, Slay 9. COTTON.—Our market wes at a complete stand on Sat urday. Holders sod buyers are still unwilling to yield. JLYCON MAY O.—Corrox—Extremes 7)4 to 10 cents, AUGUSTA. APRIL 6. P. M—Gonox—Tlur Asia’s accounts have had no Influence, apparently, in reconciling the dis parity in tho prices asked and these offered. Holders aro firm and withholding their stocks. .. picking sumo trifling parcels at 10 cents for Good Middling io Middling Fair—these aro tho only operations. On the basis of 10 cents for Middling Fair. Urge Gyrations would probably he made, hut Factors will uot make this conces sion. fetnifoi TOBACCO—JC, ■ ■ superior qsi may 5 MBUfli mbh cairnut hah&oap, MAY 1—321 bale# Cotton and Merchandise! to Charles OOWlQWBBI. Per bark Baranal, from Naw Orleans—M A Cobra, Oohtn kFosdlck,8J£BoUiwelLO H Johnston, Honok Consry, J Graves, Allen k Ball, 0 W Lswlf, and Order. . Per sebr E Read, from Brunswiek—44 balsa sea Island cotton, kc, to E Reed, N A Hardee li Co, and Master. Per steamer Jasper, from Palatka, kc—Gotten and mdse, to Boston —*■“ *-* *—•"*-** H Carter,] B Wayno, A Stout, and Per steamer Oregon, from Augusta—850 betas cotton and mbs, toO W Germany kCo, llsrpcr, Btuart k Co, and foe hi store and foe sale mssistrisvss&sr UcharJ.m MlStbJtat pure Un?n, fi*jSfi - ml ‘ a pyrausM super ~ for Jellya, kc. H has been tested In « ....Jded price. . m»y2 this e ^oquni io Uio ituiiUn hi • advantago of bring sold at sbo /or solo by W W.“i LAND AGENCY 1 *° n ® Tho classes of vessels were steamers 20; ships 81 j barks 69; brigs 120 j schooners 62 ; ketch 1—JV. Y. Com., 23d. A Tho following Is said to bo a suro remody in curing tho bite of tho Rattlesnake. Tbo season of tho year is approaching when theso venomous reptiles quit tboir hibernation, and wo givo it for wbat it is worth: Pulverized Indigo 4 drachms. Pulverized Camphor 4 drachms. Alcohol 8 onnccs. Mix, and kept in closely corked bottles. Tho di rection for uso te simply os follows: After shak ing tho bottle, soak tbo bitten patt in tbo mixture for flvo minutes and tho euro is complete. Explosion of Gas—Remarkable Escape. Wo learn that an accident, which camo very near proving quite seriotis, occurred at the house of Henry Atkins, Esq., No. 10 Bedford street, last ovebing— Tho gas fixtures inau ante-room connected with tho parlor bad been repaired daring the day, and had been loft so that the g«3 escaped freelv. About dusk a son of Mr. Atkiqn entered tho room from the parlor, with a lighted lamp, and instantly the gas exploded, causing a most frightful sceuo of destruction and ter ror. Most of the glass in tho parlor windows was blown ont, one of tho heavy parlor doors was broken, and the drapery of tho room instantly set on fire. The S maii who carried the lamp was scorched, and a ter of Mr. Atkins somowhat burned about the head, hut, most fortunately, no sorious injury was sustained by eithor. The fire communicated to tbo drapery was put out in a little while, and what threatened to be a conflagration was happily avoided. The premises show a sad scene ofhavoo, audit is real ly remarkable that a more sorious result was not pro duced by tho explosion and flame—Boston 2Vans- cript. v Tho Boston papers say that tho recent nows from California lias sensibly affected freight at that port, aud ships aro with difficulty fillod up. Evon the first class clippers obtain now hut sixty-live cents per foot in place of eighty-llvo and ninety obtained somo weeks since. A cargo of cotton was rccontly exported from Pa raguay. It was shipped by tho Urst Trinidad steamer that had ascended tho Parana. JH?* ltriKVMATL'M can now bo thoroughly cured by tbo use of Moktmorb’s RnKCJUTicCosrovxn asd Blood Pt'iunnt whioli has created tho reputation of bring tho solo anil ro. liablo rcinody for this dire complaint. Physicians rarely undortako to eradicate Rheumatism and ita effects from tho system, as it has heretofore been considered an extra ordinary matter to clfoct a cure. Mortimore'i Compound has thus far never been known to fall, nnl has recolvod tho endorsement of most of the Faculty who havo witnessed Ita miraculous effects —For sale in Savanuah by A. A. Solo- monskJ. II. Carter. np!15 , MEDICAL CARD —Dr. C. II. Wra.ta.—Office 143 Rroughton-street, near Barnard—Residence cor ner of State anaMontgoracry-streelH. 3m—« pi 23 NOTICE —A11 persons having relatives or hav- taCSS lug charge of bodies deposited in the Gaston Tomb are requested to havo them removed within thirty days. Thoso remaining after that time will bo burled In the pub- Uc cemetery. JOHN MALLEKY, Chairman apl20 Committee Health and Cemetery. MEDICAL COPARTNERSHIP.—Dr. E. H. Man* tin and Dr II. L. Bran, having aasociatod them selves In tho practloc of tholr Profession, may be found at their olllco at the rcsldencoof Dr. B.,97 Broughton-street, south side, between Bull and Drayton-streeta. At night Dr. M. may be found at hts residence in South Dread street, bc« tween Barnard and Whittaker streets. not—6m DOCTOR WILDMAN havlngsottled permanent- SKjBs ly In Savannah, respoclfully offers to Its cttlzons his services In tho practice of Medicine and Surgery. Resilience and Office, No. 20 Abercorn, orner of Sonth Bread-street. Hours of consultation, from 8 till 10, A. M., and from 3 till 5. P. M. nolO tors having ordered an assessment of 20 per cent., stock holders in Savannah will please make payment previous to 1st June. ap!29—codfi HENRY R. FORT. The schr. Virginia, Snow, master, Is ready to oKjSs receive charter for a cargo of timber or lumber, for a northern port. Apply to mayfl WILLIS k BRUNDAOE. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. DOCTORS WILDMAN k GANAHL, Fnrm street, West end of the Plank Road. DBS. WILDMAN k GANAHL baring completed tho ar rangements for a private hospital, and fitted up the same with all tho appliances of byglono, good nursing, and medi cal and surgical attendance, now offer tho benefits of tho institution to the public. Tho terms of admission are $1 per day. This will secure constant and efficient medical attendance, modlclnea, board and lodging. Ton dollars will bo required In advance, which will not be subject to reclamation Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on reasonable extra terms. That tho Institution may partako m much as possible of the benevolent ymbllo character which the orglnators In tended, thoy havo solicited tho following gentlomen to net as a board of visitors, who will at all and any timo inspect the premises, and whose names are guarantees to the pnb- lio of Ita efficient management: Hon, Laxgdox Cnxvn, Jonx W. Axpkhsox, Joaxni a Fat, A. A. Sxrra, CHAMJ9 Gam, JOHXW. RiBTX, John Boston, Soloxox Cohex, Moxtoomkrt Ccmmrto. Arrangements havo also been mado for tho accommoda tion of negroes. P. IL WILDMAN, M. D., corner Abercron and South Broad street. CILAS. GANAHL, M. D., dec21 South Broad stroot. East of Barnard. SAVANNAU MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. ttfre* 118 ifcjy-difrf. Tills Company will take Fire, Marina and River Risks on the inostfarnrableterms. Trustees—Henry D, Weed, Hiram Roberts, H. F. Waring, I, W. Morrell, John W. Anderson, N.B. Knapp, Henry Lathrop and K.F. Wood. ,, t HENRY D. WEED, President, HIRAM ROBERTS, Vice President jAxraUcHnqrr.Beq'y, noS '■*y Vlrgii Yellow dip. Hard. 170 bbls... $4 00.. .*3 25/5)$3 60.. ..$1 60 280 “ .... 4 00... . 3 26/3) 3 60.. .. 1 60 175 “ ... 4 00.. .. 3 60.. .. 1 60 186 “ ... 4 00.. .. 3 60.. .. 1 CO 177 “ ... 4 00., .. 3 60,. .. 1 OC 60 « ... 4 00.. .. 3 60.. .. 1 60 firmer; rales of Western white at 120/3)122. to arrive.— Corn—rale* of 35,000 bushel* at 67+ for yellow, and 74+ for mixed. Coffee—*ale* of 760 bag* at 0« 4 'r3)9)tf+ for Rio, and 8){+forSt. Domingo. Sugar—sales of 400 hhd* at 6+for Cuba, and 0*,'+ for Havana. Molasses—rale* of Orleans at 28+ and Cuba at 22/5)24+. WhIAey—rales or 200 bbls at 22)4+. Pork heavy; rales of 400 bbl* at $1648) for mess, and $13,26 for prime. Ileef—-ales of 200 bbls mess at $12.- 76/3)13) and 16o tloroe* Hoof Hams at $13,60/3)14,60. Iiird —rales of 200 bbls at 9)4/3)10+. Tallow—sales of 10,000 lbs at 9X+. NEW ORLEANS, MAY 3.—Corrox.—Tliero were several buyers out yesterday, who took 3,000 bales at firm prices, xxw orlaixh ouissmcuTinx. Inferior, 6)4/3) 7 I Middling Fair,... 11){/3)12 Ordinary, 7*4/5) 8)4 | Fair, —/SI— Middling. OSifSlOfi [Good Fair. - Good Middling.... 10)4/3)11)4 | Good and Flue,.. OUTTOX nATXXEXT. Cotton, bales. Stock on hand 1st September, 1852, 9,632 Received since, 1,676,628 Received yesterday, 1,965-1,677,693 1,687.126 Exported to date. 1,348,765 Exported yesterday, 7,122-1,865,887 8tock on hand not cleared 231.238 SroAB .sxd Mousses.—About 400hhd». Sugar were sold at 3J*/S>4**» f° r K°°d common to fully fiilr, and also 600 bbsl. Molasses si 18/3)22 for ordinary to choice Iteboilcd. * Floor—There was consldorablo Inquiry for export, and 6000 bbls wore takon as follows : 200 Extra Ohio at $4 60, at about $4 60, and 600 Common at $3 12)4 ‘ri bbl, 260 8t. Louia. in lots.at $4 25. Corx—Corn was In good rennest, and 8000 to 0000 sacks found buyers, ineluding 2000 Ordinary and 260 do. at 40, 6200. in throo or four lots, at 60+, and 000 prlmo Yellow hi 63+.' Paoviaoxs—Pork was in very limited request, tho sals* being confined to 60 bbls State Inspected Mess at $16 76, and some retail parcels at $16 87)4/3)816 00 fl bbl. In lard we did not bear of a transaction or nny Importance. Baeon was In some request, and we noticed sales of 60 casks Illbbcd Sides {32 and 37) at 7)4.10 at 7)4, 26 Shoulders at 6)4/S)6)4.aau < - !0saI dtoh«st6+. Of Dry Baited Meat 150 casks were sold at about 7)4 for Hams aud 4*4+ for Shoul der*. Oorro—800 bags Rio were sold at 8)4/39)4+ H ft. WuisirY—Rectltlod selling In small lots at 10+ $ gallon. Kick—150 casks were sold within the last two or three days at 8)4 for Inferior to 4)4+ for Prime. FxncHis—Firmer, but no new engagement made public. Exouxcm—Demand limited: Sterling 10834/5)109)4 Francs 6f. 16/5)9.20 Now York 8ixty-day Bills 1 '4/31)4 * + dlse. Sight Cheeks ou New York par/5) >4 V + pm. Boston Sixty-day BUls 1)4/32 ft + disc. Ixu>—A sale of 627 pigs Missouri (hard) on Friday, at $6.76. FKnamB— 1 Tho American ship Wm. Stetson was taken up for IJverpool at 7-lfld for Cotton. Exuuxuw—No alteration: Sterling, 108)4/3100*4 France,. 6f.l6 <36.20 New-York Slxty-day Bill*. D4/31X V + dts. Right Cheeks on New-York, par to >4 V + dls. Boston Slxty-day Bills, 1)4(32 |t + dls. NEW ORLEANS, MAY 4 —Cones—'The Cotton market received quite a shock ysstorday from the publication of tha Baltic's accounts, and only some 1,200 bales wen sold, all before tho tenor of tha news waa ascertained. OOTTOX STATES EXT Stock on hand September 1, Received since, • do. yesterday Exported to date, do. yesterday,... ,, , . ..... i„ , n 1 - - mu. „ rirr AUEIfOY IN DXl)lv rn , a fcOunby, Anderson* k Co, Willi* k Brundsgo.J Examination and report, ’»Hone k timer/, Padefford, Fay k Co, R A Allen, T l WSiW ) I commission for selflnffi >, A Stout, and Order. **“*;’(m? Marietta Advocate. March stiff av " Uk ~ PABHHNGBRB. Per steamship Alabama, for New-York-J M Davis, G I* Cope, Jr; Mr Ros*. j L Looks, Miss Htct-on, Dr J R Ureseer, C A Stetson, J H lNshon, J Willey, E Sheravln, C Thlot, Rev R Chamberlain, A Mcltardy, W Llmcrxon. C Smith, D L N Harris, S Holt, H Thompson, J L Smith. Mr Hall, J C War- ner, J C Bettnor, Mrs Ash and son, Miss Stern, WE Sere- ven, lady and child, W B Scranton and lady, Miss E Peek, Miss M 1’eck, lire DeUaor, Ulst Townsend, Mr and Mre A WIUU, Mrs Hayden, 8 Hills, Mrs Knapp, Mrs I/iRoche, Miss Flanigan. Miss Footman, two Masters Woodbridge*. Mrs Gross and daughter, Mlse Fay, Miss White. Mlsa D Plumb, Miss M J Peck. J M Leavitt and lady. J Peck, Miss 8aUyman Mrs E Bernard aud tlk> ehildrsn, J Vanderburg, A Bernard. U Block and lady, and 102 steerage. ' Per steamnacket Gordon, from Charleston—J Watson. J A Clinch, A Bonaud, lady and avt, J Cunningham, F J Og den, A Baum, I, M Dally, Mrs Byle and two oulldren, Matter Ferguson, J U Hrnudngo, L B Stoddard,T D K2son, J A Mau ry, C M Rusdn. W A Dears and lady, J C Henry, Capt D M Lublin, W F Talmage, two MIism I'bllbrick, E J G Winta, J Sturges. son and tbreo trta, B F McKenna, lady and three arts, J C Ferrell, and 2 deck. Per aleam-pnekot Wm. Reabrook. from Charleston. Ac.— S Elliott, Miss I'luckney, Mrs Broughton and avt, Mrs I K Tcfft. Dr Blackwood, J 11 Taibird, J R Slowman, Mrs R II llowcll. Miss Tlieua, It O Thou*. Mss Walker. Mlac Crowell, C U Crow ell, and 2 deck. Per steamer Jasper, from Palatka, &c.—Mrs Cherry, Mrs Baldwin, Mrs Reynolds, Mrs A Jordan, MrsEpnlng, Mrs Warner nnd two children, Mrs Roberts and avt, Mrs Hoy- shin and child. Mrs Miller, Mrs Hayes, Mrs Ross, Mix Rus sell. Meura J Slmmennan, J H Horn, -0 Smith, T P Enin- gram,W Stephens, J W Hays, J J Brown, E D Dawson, two Masters Wylly, K Tombs, C P Cooper, T Reynolds, W Bus- soil. J Ridgelf. J M Stephens, J W Owens, OS Oatls, A M C Hardy, X A Harden, II Roberts, J R Troup, E B Richardson, A H Cannon, and lfl deck. Per steamer Oregon, from Augusta—Mrs Kelly, Miss Gif- ford, Mrs Duggan. Mrs Harris, Miss Mane. J Maner, W Rah 8 8 Box, Dr Smith, J Ecglish, 8 P Maner, W llarner, W 8 8 Box, Dr Smith, J Ecglish, 8 P Maner, W llarner, W K Kitchen. W Cobb. Dr G M Newton, G B dark, J BBulkloy. 1) It Mims.Dr T 8 Mims, T W Oliver, J C Lovell, J KeUy, Mr Gifford, J Lawton, T Maner, and 8 deck. MARIINE" INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF SAVANNAH ..MAY 9. 1868 WILMINGTON. MAY 6—Naval Stork*.—We havo no change to noto In the Turpentine market during the week ending to-day. The sales have been at steady rates, vis: $4 for virgin, $3 60 for new yellow dip, $3 26 for old do. do. and $1 60 for liard—all 280 ft ; and a small parcel infe rior virgin at $3 76. Tim receipts continue light, and aro not sufficient for distillers' mos. Tim sales of tho week retch only 1,006 barrels, as follows : Thursday... Friday Saturday.... Monday Tuesday. ... Wednesday.. We note no transactions this morning, and market closed firm yesterday evening at quotations. Thore la a (sir do. mand for the article, prineiiwlly by distillers, and we know ofnoshlpner* Inmaifcet. Spirits Turpentine has ruled unsteady during the week and the price has declined 6/37)4+ on last Thursday's quo tations. We note sales of the week as follows: Friday, 76 bbls at 60c ; Saturday, a small parcel on private terms ; Tuesday, M bbl a at 47)4+; and on yesterday, (Wednesday.) 360 bbls at 47)4+ V gallon. We note no truniactlons this morning, and there appears to be maro firmness in the market. The stock offerlog does not exceed 4/3600 bbls. which ie held at 60+, but no buyers at this price—most bolder* prefer to ship rathir than sell at adless figure than 60+. Rosin—Wo note but ono ralo this week, wbleh was mado ycatorday,of 800 bbls Common at $1,26 for large slzo bbls; stock is light and markot firm. Tar—RocelpU have been light, and the price has advanced 10+ U tfetr The salosof th* week reach only 240 bbls, at $1.90/32 ft bbl. largest portion at latter figure, at which tho market dosed firm with a good demand. BALTIMORE. MAY 5.—Flour.—'Tho * markot to-day is stoady. Tho steamer’s nows seems not to havo affected the market, there having been sales ot 1200 bbls Howard 8treet Flour at $4,81 *4. NEW YORK, MAY 8.—Cotton Is steady; sale# of 1,760 9,632 - 1,866,063 Stock on band not cleared 222448 Rea An axu Molawbv—Sugar was steady, with sales of 400 hhd*. at 3)4/34^0 for good common to fully lair. Molas ses dull, and 300 to 850 bids changed hands at 18/320 and 21o for Rebolled. .... Flock—The scarcity of superfine ha* occasioned a further advance, and we noticed sales of 100 8t. Louis, on the Levee at $4 87)4. and 400 to 600 bbls tn lots from store, at $4 87)4 l34 60 « bbl. Geact—Giro continue*! Ann, and 14600 racks were dis posed of,Including 900 mixed at 48/349,850 kt —, and 1600 Whit* at 50o : also 11.000 racks in store and subject to In spection, at 60c ft bushel. Of Oats we noticed nearly 1400 rack, principally Ohio, sold at 34/337o ft bushel. Hat—614 bates Western were sold at $16. .... Provraora—Pork was quite doll, tbo re|*orled sales being chiefly In small lota at $16.75/316,87)4, and occasionally $10 ft bbl for Mess, We beard of nothing iluno In lard, and only some small tmnraeHoua In Bacon at 7)4+ for prime Bides. Of Bulk Meat 130,000 ft (principally Bides.) wero •oldat 4K+ A* Shoulders and6M+ for Hams and Sides. Coma-Fair Inquiry and 2300 bags were sold, Including *>K®HpX4ferR»ir. ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST. Brig Joti-phui, Wilson, Baltimore, to Brigham, Kelly k Co. Hchr E Rood, Keod, Brunswick, to Mailer. Bclir Cotton Plant, Arnaud, Ogoohee. 8,600 bush. Rough Rico, to R Habersham &Son. U. 8. M. steam-packet Gordon, King, Charleston, to S M Iaflltcau. Steam-packet Wm. Seabrook, Peck, Charleston via Beau fort, to 8. M. Laflllcau. 8tonmor Jasjwr, Shaw, Palatka, &c,, to Claghom & Cun ningham. Steamer Oregon, Moody, Augusta, to Kincbley, Lockett k Co *01*10 AKKD* U. 8, M. steamship Alabama, Ludlow, Now-York—Padolford, Fay k Co. Brig Chnrlottc.Sparks, Havana—W C O’Drlaeoll. Schr Triton. Brown. Baltimore—Brigham. Kelly k Co. U. 8. M. steam-packet Gordon, King, Charleston—S. M. Laflltoau. SUmm.pnrkctWin. Seabrook, Peck, Charleston via Beaufort -8. M. Lain lean. . DKPAIITK1). U 8 M steam-packet Gordon, King. Charleston. Steam-packet Wm. Seabrook, Peck, Charleston via Beaufort. SAILED. U.8. M. steamship Alabama, Ludlow. New-York. MEMORANDA. Boston, May 4th—Arrived, brig A Dunbar and sebr High lander. Savannah; bark M B Ay mar, Apalachicola. Portland, May 4—Arrived, sclir Grecian, St. Marys, Gn. Now York, May 4—Cleared, schr Cameo, Jacksonville.— Arrived, schr Joseph Henry. Jacksonville. FUNERAL INVITATION. Tho friends aud acquaintances of Mr. and Mr*. Edmuxd ALUtx, Mr. and Mrs. J. Boirumrr, and Ur. Hkxbt R. Fort and family, are invited to attend the funeral of Ur. Edmuxd Wallkx, from his late residence on South Broad street, near Barnard, this afternoon, at Qro o'clock. WATER CURE INSTITUTE, MILLBDQE- VILLE, GEORGIA. D R. E. G. DOYLE Is happy In being able to announce to the public, that the above deservedly oopalar estab lishment, so long and successfully conducted by Dr. T.CarL ton Coyle, la now ready for the reoeptlon of patlonta. AU chronic affections of the human organism treated upon sci entific principles. The facilities which this Institution of fer* for the successful prosecution of a strictly Hydropa thic aud Hygienic course of treatment, together with ita easiness or access from aU points in Georgia and the aur- rounding States, reudors it pooullarlv adapted to tho wants of invalids seeking a restoration to health. Tho purity of the water and accommodations for guests aro too woll known to require comment. Patients writing for Instructions to oondact home treat ment, should givo a fuU and correct history of the origin, B froaa, present symptoms and modo of treatment of tholr adlcs up to tho time df writing. The motive which in duces mu to treat patients by corespondenco is this, that thoso who, in consequence of a want of sufficient pecunia ry muans, or from press of business, cannot come to the Institution to bo treated may not be deprived of the bless* ings which tho Wator Cure is dally dispensing to the affilct- od of tho human raco. AU such communications will meet with prompt attention on tha receipt of tlO for tbo first, and $6 for each succeeding prescription. Patients will bo required to furnish their own ontfit. Them will consist of friction sheets, compressors, towels and blankets for sudorific purjioios : aU of whlob can bo purchased hero on thu most reasonable terms. 2Fmi.—Professional attention, uso of baths, Ac., $10 por wcok, payable inuutbly; board $20 per month. Servants boarded and treated for $10 per week. 31ILUDOKVILLX, Qa., April 7,1863. A CARD.—I most cordially recommend Dr. E. G. Doyle to tho friends of Hydropathy, as an efficient and skilful Wa ter Cure Physician. He studied tbo Hydro Therapeutic sys tem of healing at my Institution, and has had opportunity to qualify himself fur the sacred duties of his calling, which fall to tho lot of hut fow. It is, therefore, a nloaslng task for mo to recommend I)r. Doylk to thoso aflliotod ones who are forced to resort to the Water Cure to seek redemption from disease, as being not only a skilful physician, but a gentleman of the utmost probity and worth. B T. CARLTON COYLE, M. D. Rockford, Ala., April 20th, 1863. 3m—mayfl P ~ LAIN WHITETbLUE AND BLACK BERA1ZE; cambrio and jaconet muslins; Nainsook and mull muslins; plaid aud striped jaconet and Swiia muslins; plain and fig ured Swiss muslin; embroidered Swiss muslin ; white and orgamla muslins; colored linen lustres; and a fino assort ment of ladies’ and gentlemen's linen cambric handkor- chiefs. mS AIKEN k BURNS. JOJ1N R. COCHRANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, Laurens county. Ga., late junior partner of tho firm of A. k J. Coauuxx, Irwinton, Ga., will attend promptly to all buslncsa entrusted to his care Partic ular attention pard to collecting. Reference—Dr. C. B. Guyton, F. H. Rowe, Dublin, Ga.; M. Marsh, Savannah. may!—dfcwly GROUND FLOUR.—28 bbls lllram Smith. 30 do . Canal and pure Gcneseo, 30 half do extra do ao, 150 bbls St Louis aud Baltimore, landing and for sate by __inay7 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A: Ca B ACON.—60 casks choice new Sides, 10 do do Bhouldcrs. 201I0 do Dufilcid’s, Stag k Shay's Hams, In store ana barege and chally. pa’vl steamer, and for rale by IMTlTr k -D l«r, 10 boxes cliocM, rocolTri ...ft,, ."A*** ~!L_ imaiSL TTAY.—80 bales prime North piriTTi "—- ■L* lao” brl 8 Marshall, and for sale lly*^ bundlo "’ Ia r. tending AA rale by np i 0 m<IGHA». irn,fol B iscuit and ciiACKtaM.-is5dtersrS3 75 bbls sugar, butter and «*h cracl£^f2*j superiorbraKaTurgl A schr Woodbridgo and for sale by n ^ Ual <ql “h 1 " 8 - - IIRIC1IIAM. KPitv. J 1'iucE t vtunHinix L'jait'r«dreflby "** ,on "' « 5C5T3 mra k VEAIim .. J!!“_ KSACTOX. JOIPBlr».'J ,,,d «»"<*■ vCiShna "P 128 SCRAXTOS, Jolley J mcmahox HI F WOR HAMS.—160 bbls Baltimore fimS timoro cured Hams, received an.l for * McMahon * tr.n SF/JARS.—Just receive*! sndiritaTTi- lino Havana began*, various brands. rUitaR^l Korrate^ Cor0,IUft * U —P- V. OONNBUIis] C HATHAM MUTUAL IDAS ASSOCIATKEL4J for rale. Apply at this office. ,jJ S AVANNAH MUtUAlTLOAX .LSSaiAT.OVlS fo^ rate. Apply at tills office. ' '^5 A UGU8TA AND WAYNVSBOIW'UAIUUudS AX. 26 shares for rale. Apply at this office \!i B UTTHt AND aiEEfB.-30-fi-rkin* slien lutter; 60 boxes Cheese, received and fur sale by ^ _ • MdLuioy a non C ORNKI) REEF, Ac.—Just rcc*-Wtd lOiuUbbt.g* nan. KoUouNUrket Beet 10 tetelJhSS irains. 100Reynolds’ extra Hams. nndSbVa Wi* tra augar cured Shoulders, for ulo hv mV.10 „ . BAUDOOONNTI mhia corner Drongbten and huytooitn N OTiCE—The Aim of H.n woot* k nvaTb^; di.Molred by the death of Jlcritt Fmrb. due to said firm must Iks paid to tho subscriber RP copartner. apll3—lm ALKItKJ) m\tp H AVANA BWJAHS.—16,000 Noriega*, 10/W0L*1 10.000 la Guipuzcoana. 5.000 la F^ounlii Si Silva. 6,0001* Augusta, Just received and for«u 1. j. rorh B LACKING.—1 bbl Mason’s cclvbrnled ing, just received and for salu by ^ ft P ua _ J.Rocg S AUCTM ANn CORDIAIA—J61»»keUSS5^i Cordial. 3 dozen Soho Sauce. 3 do Havver'iP^ Worcestershire Sauco, Just received and foruk h a i ,lw j.Rora W INDOW SHADES, a largo and hindKuiM just opened an*l for sale by mb? Aim tgt M o^iurro NEi'iiNG.—60 pieces iiiok-A uai do boblnot do, for salo by »P1W KEMITON k TDS1D 'LOU it—73 bbls Howard street Flour, bi&r&ato . Mary II. Chappell, and for sale by . mb? COHEN’ kf/SR, F INE HIIIRTS,—Just received, a now siit+IrdfcsSi, with or without collars. PRICE k VEAItt | ftplP HlfeMtssI P IG HAMS.—6 barrels new Tig Hams, 2 UmknS Tongues, 2 do smoked Boot just received feb!8 1 ROJl&KI S YltUI* BOTTLES—ftigraved ami plain, foruktr T *11126 J. P. COIJJXri, 100 Htju-dMi B ristol brick duct and tuuvju?-. Dust for cleaning knives, and Tripoli, lurck glass, Ac., for sate by npl22 J. P. 0 S AVANNAH - tGKNCY for the sate of \VIIUw tall Co’s New York colobrated brands of Tobacco.li \ np!27—12 R. MAYER, 0 WhUMakl E nvelope and wrapping papol and quality. Also, Cotton Sampling and £il» plog Paper, for sale by inh3° ^ j. n.cmma| 5*4 ami 6-4 whito aud cbrvkoi mllty.fo ' ■ M' mh31 A1TINO.- lieat qualtl .for rate by i i'OR SALE—Avery likoly family o/Nenecaii a/pul 34, girl 17, girl 0. boy 7. and boy 3 van; try rawed and warranted sound. ’ Apply to »PW WYLLY A MONniOUg| S IIK8 —A few more of tlioso elegant IliilfvnjsT opened nnd foi sale by I «pH ^ ^ AIKIN&KWl CUGAIL WHISKY, An.—60 hhds. ptlino N;0.fenr.lC kJ bbls do. Whisky ; 100 boxes Adnmantine CinteilL kegs lard, landing per schr John Phillips. Irma X« »■ leans, and for sale by febl7_ COHEN k RSRf TTEATilERS.—3,000 lb Feathers for sale br' J inh2Q I W. MOIlREHlM C GFFE A TEA.—700 bags common to strictir prime Bij Coffee, 60 prime white do do. 100du Ckpsda, J5U chests Hyson Tea, 40 do Binck do, 10 do inpcwc tnP Black Tea, 120 do 6 and 10 lbs. boxes Hv*onl>*.fordte fol»21 WKIWFJt k PALIN LOUR, LiqUORS, Ac.—100 bbls llultlmnre iW7.1 do i’ll* p»' Gin, 30 do Now Orieons foqsAW' sen 10 boxo Clieese, 50 do Herring. 29 bbl* o/St_ ? ;ar Crackers 20 hhds new Bacon, 60k*y< Iai+v* ur salo by mhl8 CtillKN I ^MBROIDEHIEH, Ac.'—Xlusiln anltliicn osw J Collars, lnco, inualin nnd cambric Sloe*etu Swiss Edging* and Inserting*. Swiss ati*l:Bnk Juiirn and cambric Handkerchiefs. Mark u£» Valencia and thread Elgiugs and Iu»ciUuf».E^ bons. etc., etc. for rate by „ mh9 HENRY LATHROP«K| N “ EW GOODS-Henry Lathrop A Co. biyer«*rip| steamers Augusta and Honda au additionala}W*| muslini*. lawn*, prints, gingham*, ombroHctw cwl •ioeves,handkerchief*. Ac..for rale low. *' 3 .l S ilks andIkrencITmusuns!—wo h*w c Dufilcid’s, Stag A Shay's Hams, (n store anu ina niay7 HOLCOMBE, JOHN8QN A CO. -r-. 20 do do for sslo by S un A It, COFFEE, Ac.—160 bbls Stuart’s A, B and C Su gar No. 1.20 hhds Now Orleans Sugar, 10 do St Croix do, 16 do Porto Rico do. 200 bags prime Kio Coffoo, 20 do Java do, loo boxes assorted Tobacco. 100 do Sperm and Ad- amantluo Candles, 160 do Pale and No. 1 Soap. 26 packages Hyson Ten, 10 do Black do, 26 tiorccs and 36 bbls West In dia Motes**'*, 60 bids Now Orleans do, 10 do 8tuart’s Sugar Houso do, 10 do Georgia Syrup, in store and for sale by may7 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. S ~V.'TUMURELLAS—A fino assortment of email Bghtfiun Umbrellas, for sale by PRICE A VEADEB, may7 147 Ray-streot. «*'*' riunivil MITKI.-U. • 1 cciro*I ]>or steamer, a very elegant n“«rtmnitn and desirable styles of French Organdy *nl lln*. at a very reasonablo price; aim, rich ligtt I Mantilla Silks. M. PRENDFJWAST kfe- I rnay-2 178 Ilroughlon-st., opposite 8L An4ft*»B*jl LB—6 boxes (2 dox each) Scotch nle, f*»r mJi* k! I rali22 ’ . K.W.BWLI F or SALE—A trustv and capable nogro woman with her threo children. Apply at this office. apllO 1.IIA1TA WARE, A SUBSTITUTE FOR SILVER.—The at tention of the public Is respectfollr called to the above named ware, as being a subtitute, which for use la warrant ed to bo equally as good. It Is a harder metal than silver, consequently will bear roughor usage. It Is a combination or perfectly pure metals.and Isa* free from corrosion as silver. Every article will be warranted to retain Ita origin al color. It consists In part of the following: table and dessert forks, tea. table and dessert spoons, Ac., ju*t re ceived and for salo by . , m ay7 J. P. COLLINS, 100 Bryan-street OTHE PUBUC.—The undersigned baring this day en- of every quaUtv' The tallies are mott n tered into the General Commission and Auctioneering ed to caU and look at them, as there U g Q) I ’ 140 Broughton Business In Charleston, 8. C., for the purchase and sale of Beni Ettatc. Stocks, Notes, Bonds, Furniture, Ao„ respect fully solicits the pstroungo of Ills friends and tho public • generally. Alt buslnoss entrusted to his caro will bo felth- U ’ “* pr "" pH ' to W. s. Oiranra. Office No. 30 North side of Broad.street, A few door* East of Church-street. References—Thomas N. Gadsden, J.M. 0. Johnston, J. B. Cambell, W. C. Dukes, E. Carson, A. G. Magrath, Charles- ton, 8, C. eodfi—may? A' S TAPLE DRY GOODB.—Irish linen, lintnsrijjjl sheeting, pillowcase linens, Huekahuek*. aper. long lawns, 3-4,7-8 and 4-4 dam*»k n*|*in».H^| and 12-4 linen table damask, dowlas, dams** lin'**^ musqulto not* and laco, furniture fringe, hair cM»*| llounco skirts, Ac., for salo attlio lowest tirices.by may 5 DkWTTT A TYDRAUL1C CEMENT.—100*bbls lloflman’i XX a superior description of Cemeut. landing fc® ** France* Sattoriy, and for salo by npl26 3 tt II. CAM525. B utter and cherpe.—10 keg* choice t;»^h<oBa« 60 boxes superior Goshen Cheese, for rate by inh21 CRANK M TJUTTKlt AND CHEESE.—60 kegs selected Jj ter 5 60 boxos do English Dairy thee**» rec*"* 1 F| steamer and foe sal» by • - — - ■ .1 malfl 8CRANTON, J«ILNSTO>»" T7ASHIONABLK HATS—Just recclveil Arc d«w W 4 * 1; ionable Hate. PRICE A TEAM* rehlO 147 Payjgg- RAPE SHAWIR—Justrocolrod at the new stow^J* supply of plain and embroidered WhiteCr*P«”**2 .# tw*p«ff ull 7^** is do trouble V] L ANDING per schr Locsburgh, from 1’ln—---r— - , Bute A Collins crashed Sugar, 20b«xe* 1 bbl* Mess Pork. 26 do prime do, 20 bbls ] Monongabela Whisky, 25 do Bute A Collins’ Brag* k White Wine Vinegar, 60 do Phelps’ Gin. forsskbr I ‘ 1 ' CRANK jjltfWP I FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Runaway from tho subscriber, his servant WILLIAM, a musteo, about 21 years of age, fl foot fl or 8 Inches In height, rather __*lhn In person, sharp vlsagod. good teeth, wears no beard, haa a rocking gait in walking, and is quite deaf, loft my residence on Satoroay morning lut, dressed in a short brown coat cut round at tho ends, sandy oolored pants, ami leather cap. He was purchased from the estate of 0. L. Dobson, In 1860, previous to which he wae hired as a waiter on board tho steamers running botween this port and Sa vannah. The above reward will be paid to any person prov ing to conviction that he baa been harbored bv any white person, or twenty dollars on bis being lodged In the Charles ton Work House or In any Jail. 8. II. MORTIMER. ' CiuwuBrros, Apll 21,1863. 3—may? B ACON AND BEEF.—30 hhds choice Baoon Shoulders, 20 do Sides, 30 half bbls Fulton Market Beef. Just tecch ed and for aale by mayfl McMAHON Is DOYLE. B UTTER AND LARD.—25 firkins prime and choice But ter, 20 bbls Lard, Just rcee’ved and for aale by mayO . McMAHON k t J^Al.V. AND PORTTR.—40 bbls Ale, 20 casks Porter, re- (hi - j r unuE.—Holder, of tWna jl v please file the same without delay; sad . are requested to make payment. mli21—12 HENRY B. . edved and for sale by maj8 McMAHON k OVLED. B.—An awortmentof tho finest sndch^g* g In this market, Just received; also. Roofing Slates, which can be ,by * la5CSoP ^k Nfil.IHH VERMIN DESTROYER,—TteTsrfi^ 11 fa slvely used In fogland for destroy teg »U ^ I worms, Ac. For Roaches and Ants, there Is I to IL It has been fitirty tested In this dfr* I lied upon m an elfectaal exterminator of •MmUfSrai/M ( Jurtrecelved,andforraleby <rV8NABUR03.—60 bales white and strip*! 0r» V \J just received and for sale by g HO. | H AY, BRICK, I^THH AND LUMBER. 800 bundlee Cooper’s Eastern IUy, 30,003 Brick, 60,COO Laths, 2,000 fret White Pino Lumbor, cargo of bark Adalala Cooper, from Hath, Mo., for sale to arrive, by _ _ ,nsy6 FL W. BUYER. OUU UEU CASHIMEKCi, dra olee, white and colored (Sen O drill*, coatings, cottotiadrs, ganre flsnncls, gents and boy’s linen and cotton half hose, ladle*’ jBk, «»tton and ^S 0 "' **"* 1 ** Hto , T"wifeT SobSak. Doreus, washer rjvii vouko lusooiiEra. C*.. X further ••!•»*““■' •tore of lCT SyS ljr H. 8. SIBLEY, 166 Oongrass-st. washer and Ironor; Doreus » ana rfc-m told hsn.1. The above negroes are Mi ““ “ X