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' Daitli Op a Navy OrFiCiR.—Mr. B. P. (Hut-1 ctreat CoMflMtrwtlon In Mobile l-Tkree
Itniii inaator In the U. Statoa Nary* died at Porta- [ Cation Warahouaaa Burnt I
mouth, Va., bn Saturday night last, after a abort
lltnaaa. Mr. Olmataad haa boon in tha aervioo
naarly thlrtaan yours, having antarad It on tha
Mih oT Uaroh, 1I4S.
Military ViaiToai to Waihinotor.—-The No-
Uonal latalligancer atatas that at loaat thraa coin-
paniaa will bapraaent at tha coining inauguration
from tha olty of Richmond aiano. Of thaao tho
Montgomery Guards, Captain Moore, hare already
acourcd their quarters. From Cincinnati, too, it
haara that tha Shields' Guard*, Capt. Keenan, will
Owr fWc/ra Tkomand Haiti Cotton Uurnt—Loit
Over Half a Million Dollar t J
The Moblte Hegiiter, of Tueaday, aaya»
“Blnce the fire trial year, 183l»,no aueb dostruc-
lion baa befallen our city na began yeatorday eren*
ing, ahortly after three o’cleek. It coimuuitcod in
Montgomery warebouie, on the corner of Com.
morce and Adam* atreota, and aa the wind blew
heavily from the north. It rapidly communicated
with the Planters' and thonce Hunt'* warehouse,
which occupy the entire xquftro buunded by Coo-
sraaa. Water. Ailama tml I In mm Aren ntrnnts.
Jbt.*: S’”iS" W«ihlD,lon. Tb. Int.UtgoQc.r .ad.
StM'AVklYM. lb.t II I. InollMd lo b.11... that ... ulllt..,
Ibe WIKKLT will be eeut only to tboea who pay In
will l.ml.bfy U dUc^tlnu^p.
an the expiration of tha time tar which It haa been palu
«he above ratea to taka effect on nnd after tbla date.
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K B. IIILTON 4 CO.. OeorxWm 4 Journal.
THOMPSON 4 WltiltNOWN, Morning New*.
Savannah. Jolyl.UM
SAVANNAH, It A.
Monday Hsrslog. Feb. 16,1857.
fr*Xt a would beg our aubacrlbora to bear In
mind that on tho lat day of March, it ia our inten*
tlon to enforce tha cash ayatam, and that after
that data tha paper wUi only be aant to tboae who
hare paid in m/conce.
fstr* Executor*, Adminlatratora, Guardian*, and
othara having business with the Ordinary Court,
may not be awaro of tha fact that they arc at lib*
arty to have their advortiaemouU inserted in any
paper they may select. Thoao preferring to ad-
Tcrtlao in the Ilepublican need only instruct the
Ordiuary of their county to that effect, aud their
wishes will bo carried out
For Telegraph Sec Third Page
f&T\Vo are indebted to tho Mcncnger of
Herndon's Expraia, for Baltimore paper* a day
In advanco of tho mail.
13P A large meteor x»«« aoen in tho north*
•u , on Samtday, at 5 minutes put six o'clock. It
waa romarkatdy brilliant.
JOT Tho beautiful dipper ship Telegraph,
which, our readers will recollect, wa* badly dam
aged by fire in our port laat year, haa boon under*
going repair* for aome time paat, and ia now com
pleted and ready fur son. Wo waro on board of
her last Saturday, and were much pleased with
tha substantial and comfortable manner in which
she haa been fitted up. Win. Hone, Esq., who ia
part owner, has supervised the work, noue of
which was done by contract except tiie sails, thus
securing the most faithful performance of tho job.
She will commcuce taking freight on next Wed
nesday (or New York. It ia in contemplation to
change the name at her christening, which will
tnke place to-morrow. She registers 1,1)50 tons.
JOT Tho ship J. 1*. Whitney, which wns off
Charleston Inst week io distress, drawing too much
water to cross tho bar, was towed to tho Eastern
Wharves of this city, with a draft of 17 feet 7 inch
es, by the Steam-tug Satnpsun, Capt. Threndcrnfl
—nor was it the highest course of lidos.
St. Jonas.—This steamer has just been turned
off from the ship yard of II. F. Willink A Co.,
thoroughly repaired, and fit for service. She re-
aumes her place on tho Florida lino, and will leave
on ber first trip, at 10 o'clock tu-morrow. Sco ad
vertisement.
See First and Fourth Pages.
In the hurry of preparing for Saturday’s issue
an answer to the remarks of the Georgian on-the
Main Trunk negotiations, we committed tho verbal
error of stating that tho Main Trunk charter con
ferred “brandling powers,” inatend of reserved
tho power to connect, for the benefit of othiff road*.
Either wilPanswer tho purpose of our argument.
The latter gives both Savannah and Brunswick
the right to connect with the Main Trunk any road
they may think proper to build, and it is utterly
itnmaterial, so far as tho purposes of trade arc
concerned, whether those be independent roads or
extou»ions of alrendy existing lines. In fact, we
are not sure if the former are not preferable, for wo
question the policy of mammoth corporations.
They Lave never failed yet to become n power in
tho State. Right or wrong, the Georgian will nut
dispute tho democracy of this sentiment.
apoctacle tha inauguration will surpass nil its pro.
deoeisors.
grass, Watar, Adams and Comtuerco streets.
All these wore filled with eotton, containing, by
the best estimates wa can procure, about thirteen
thousand halos, of wbioh soino five hundred only
could bo rescued : louring aa a pray to tho flames
twolro thouaaud five hundred bales. From even
tho boat iuformeij it was impossible to gather the
amount of loss involved t nor on whom It will fall.
Burial op Mr. Brooks.—Tho remain* of tho
late Hon. Preston 8. Brooks were oommittod to tho
earth, in tho Episcopal burying ground, at Edge-
Hold, 8o. Co., Friday last A vast oonoourse, com
posed of military, oltiions and oommiitees from
South Carolina and other States, wero present to
offer their mournful tributes to the lamented dead,
nnd to nasiat in tho last and ritos. Tho sorvico was
road by Bor. Mr. Rold, of tho Kpleoopn! Church)
and, at 6 o'clock p. m., tho body was lowered to its
resting place. Poaoo to bis ashes I
Tan FtLLinusTHits and Prrndknt Pirrcb.—
At tho examination in New York, on Monday, of
ox-Consul Fabcns and Mr. Button, tho alleged
Nicaragua filibusters, a letter from Attorney Gen.
Cushing, totally denying tho imputation that Pres
ident Pierco was interested in tho colonisation of
Central America, or any grant of land, wav offeroa
as evidence, but not received. The charge, or
rather insinuation, was made by Mr. Fabeas.-
Attorney General Cushing, iu his teller, which is
addressed to tho U. S. District Attorney, any*:
“The allegation insinuated rather than pro
nouncod in tho fact of the offer to produce a Icttur
from Mr. Webater, (tho President's privnto secre
tary,) under tho frank of the President, that cho
President iu* -onncction of any surl with the mat
ter ia utterly dc.-uiutn of a shadow of Inundation.’
Disastrous Firk at Louisville.— 1 The city of
Louisville, Kentucky, wns riaitod by u most Uia*
trous fire on Sunday night, tho 8th iuiL It orig
inated in the storo of Gallagher A Co., on Main
street, throe doors east of tho Galt Huuae, nnd a
block of six buildings wns destroyed, four of
which were the finest warehouses in tho city. Tho
lass is estimated nt $250,000, tho greater portion
of which was onvored by insurance.
Violent Snow Stoiim.—One of tho most violent
snow storms witnessed for years, it is said, swept
over the city of Pittsburgh, l’a., und neighborhood
on Tuesday morning lust.
Dr. ltufu* W. Griswold, well known in the lito-
rary world, lies dangerously ill in Now York. His
recovery ia considered hopeless.
Fanny Kemble write* nn indignant letter to tho
Milwntikie Sentinel, pitching into the hotels of
that plnco. One week’s board cast her ninety-one
dollars.
Rev. 8. Hume Smith, a well known Prcsbytc-
rian clergyman, died in York county, Pa., on tbe
-1th iusL
Negro Returning prom Mexico.—The San
Antonio Texan any* :
Hardly a week passes but runaway negroes arc
raptured in Mexico, nnd returned to their masters
in Texas; und it is now seldom tho case that we
hear of ono running away to Mexico. Tho plain
truth is, that those who are there now uro in a
wretched condition, nnd many of them would be
glad to get back to their old homes. They are not
only rugged and destitute of tho comforts ol life,
but most of them are really in a starving condition*
Edward R. Anderson, a moil excellent citizen
of Wilkes county, and for ten or twelve years past
its Representative in tho lower house of tho State
Legislature, died of a cancer, al Murphrcesboro’,
Tenn., on tho Ctli instant.
Finn at Thundering Springs.—The .Hotel of
Mr. Win. B. Cunningham, nt tho Thundering
Springs, Upson county, was entirely destroyed by-
fire last week.
Washington Female Seminary.—An account
of the destruction of tho building belonging to
this institution, tukeu from tho Wilke* Ilepublican,
will he found in our columns. The Seminary is
ona of the best schools in the South and an honor,
to the State, and while wo regret the recent calam
ity, we are gratified to see that the Tru-'eej hato
nude arrangements to secure the school against
interruption until a new building can be reared
on tho site of the old one.
New Post Office.—Tbe Post Master General
has established a New Post Office at Saffold, Early
county, Ua., and appointed David 8. Johnston,
Post Master.
Did’nt Bid Knouoii.—The South Carolina Rail-
road having offered to the city of Augusta eu an
unity of six thousand dollnrs fora connection with
tha Georgia Railroad nt that place, tho City Conn
ell have decided that the privilege is worth at least
fen thousand, and that the connection will not be
authorised for a less sum.
Nothing ia said in tbe negotiations of a connec
tion with tbe Augusta and Savannah Railroad.
Franklin College.
Ws regret lo notice ■Ui-po.itlon on tlm part of twonf
•ur eotemporsrlt* to r*-op«ri tiro war against Ill's time
L tnof'l Huts Institution Tl>e pretest is lit* number ••(
etti'lent* now in attendance. We would ie«per|f„|| v a>k
these MlFcoiistiluM rdtpirlal guardians of e-luratt-n in
flwirgla, how they cert esfroet It to Iro otherwise when a
portion of the press of tlie Ht ite ara cans'Mnily crying
down the Unite get Our only wonder l« ihst III* number
Is so grout, w he u we consider ttie Infiner ire# hrc-aglit to
beer anlnM Its usefulness. No Faculty that could be
selected would he able to administer the sfUIre of the
College successfully against enrh odds. If the puhll*
will support them by tiro eld and sympathy whl« h should
he eiteuded, there would far no complaint of m*«gre
numbers. Hncha hue and cry lies been raised • v »ioit
the institution that many were under lh* Impression
that the exercises would rod he resumed. The Famlt
Is composed of gentlemen every way >|i,stifled hr Hint'
poets, and all that Is necessary Is togivethiRi a fair ti lei.
—Athens Ikmner.
It is reasonable to suppose Ihst in tbe mind of
the writer of tbe abeve, tei are numbered emong
"tbe Mlf-eonatUttted guardian* of education in
Georgia,” and it may not be araise Dr define our
poeltion $
First, we consider tha Htate University the
property of the people of Georgia, and, twlonglng
to that class, we claim the right to comment freely
on all matters appertaining lo He Interests.
Hecondly, the College bee not been brought lo
|U present humiliating condition by the comments
of tbe press, as alleged, but by tlm Inefficiency and
mismanagement of those to whose bnnde He inter,
•ats have been commuted. Iu uillity and char-
solar as a publio Institution bad already been esc.
rifleed, before tbe press reluetlantly earns forward,
sot to overthrow it, but lo condemn Mismanage
meat and plead in Ha behalf.
Thirdly, tbe pnblle will support tbe Institution
**by the aid nnd sympathy which should bees-
bended " u loan na Ibe Stale and Trustees luske It
worthy of that tupparl.
Fearthly, It were idle lo talk about reviving
pnblle confidence in tbe College, se long ns the
errors and shnaeo by which it hns been brought to
its present condition shell be encouraged and per
sisted In by tbofe who hero tho management or
ita efUn.
Wholesale Destruction op Liquor rt Fe
males.—A lottur in Clio Boston Traveller, dated
Lawrence, Katicas, Jan. 28th,say*:
“Our city bus been lately thrown into a state of
great excitement by a demonstration on the part of
the ladies. For some time past in emperntn ehn*
been on tho incrutise, and tiio number ol grog shop*
has grown from one within tho city limits t<
•oven. On Saturday, the 21th in*t., Marsnchusett
street wns filled by u nirgo crowd watching tho
operations of a party of females who were engaged
in making firewood of whiskey burrul bonds and
pmiing (lie content* oil the ground. Seven
tuLiUhmcnts were visited, nnd all ihe liquor found
wn* destroyed. At ono store fivo barrels and a
keg were emptied.
Ttmouuii Ticketing Between Europe
America.—Wo learn from tfio Loudon Observer
of January II, that Mr. Holder, tin-Managing Di
rector of the Grand Trunk Railroad of Cunnda, h
now on a visit to England to arrange a system ••
through ticketing between the principal port* ol
Europe nnd any point on the Ic.iding|liue« of Rail
road in the United State* nnd Canada, by mean
the Grand Trunk R. R. of Canada, it is designed
to furni*h tliu European pnsreuger or emigrant
with tickets which will carry him to his exact
destination, a map of his route nnd time table* of
tlm roads on which ho will have to travel.
Tiie Blue Ridge Uaimi »ai».—We are gratified
to learn that the appeal to tlm citizens of Charles
too, in behalf of this gnat work, lias been met
With n sympathy which promise* soon to meet tk
rcn-otinhlu expectations of the Company, Many
of tho capitalists of the city have felt that not only
it* future prosperity, but tho vuiue of their own
property, was deeply involved in tho success of an
onlutprite which will e<-nuect u* directly with i
tlm *rcnt Railroad improvement* of the West, nt
which would piaco Charleston in tnvoruhle romp
ritioii with all the great Atlantic ports. Eve
cnpRnlirt, every owner of real e*tatu, iu si, .rt
every man having n settled interest in our cmn
iiiuuity. Is hound to contribute, according to hi.
meafi.v, to tlm advancement of nn entsrpriso which
will double the domain ol our intcriml trade, and
increase so largely tliu material prosperity of our
city.— Charleston Meimry.
The McDonogm Estate.—The annual report ol
the McDoi.ogli e-lnlo Inis huen made nnd submit
tod to tho authorities of New Orlcuii*. The present
value of tho estate a* appears Imiii tlm sehedulu*
annexed t*. tlm report is $2.2K|,7UI.8lt. The total
receipts from the • stale the part year arc $H2,1.2ft.
IK, wl i It, witli the bulanra on hand pravio
liMkes $ I5S,.*I2.*S.M|. The expenso* for tho
lima have been $ti(l,|Q0..TI, leaving an nxrw
loco mo over the expense of only $22,11)5 HI. The
net yield of tlm estate is slated to be $2(1.818 27.
Tl.o value of the McDom.gh Estate, ns appraise,
in IHil by J. A. Beard, Esq., was $1,201,015; am
its vnlun l.y tho eiimo npprai-or estimated January,
1857, is $SH),.'I22; depreciation $,'151,003. At this
rate of depreciation a few year* will ho sufiR-ieii
to “ dole out" ilia estate.
Marine Items—Our Isteat advices fr«'tn thi
Reef stale that the British ship Crown, wrecked
on |Aiix K' of, an account ol which we have re
imried, lias g um to picc. s and a..run 300 Inlea ...
cotton will prdiatdy bo lost 8.mo 3000 bn lee
have elroedv been saved and brought t" this port
t y the w*ecKo>s, upwards ol 2000 of which unin
jured Rigging, fito , iuvo also born saved. Cun
signed to W ell & t’o
The pilot boat Florida waa entirely consumed
by tiro on tlm IMldt ol January, while tending with
on't*.n alongside tlm wrei ked ship Crown. Tlm
accident occur rid between tlm it ur* ol 12 and 2
o'clock at night, and was mused by tin* ted:..in ol
a lantern fn'ting out white Ihn boat was being
loaded. About IGt hulas <•( e-dum were entirely
dcfetri.ynd. Total loa* about $12,000 Tlm vessel
was ihe property ol Mi*«re IL.wne &l Cutty,
Ihle piaco —(Key o| tho Gull, 7th mv.
Hunamirra fob the Tariff Him.—Northeiin
Travel—FnaatnatirtAi, (-ommitike. Ac.—Wash
Inglon. F*b. 12.—In event of a failure of llm Tariff
bill. Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, will presa a hill
deposit Ihe surplus revenue among tha different
Ktelee for safe keeping.
About 00 paeiaug. re arrived to-day' from llm
north, hnvlng crossed thaHtisqimhanna on the lee,
on foot, leaving their baggage behind them.
Msis, Jones, nfTonn., Florence, of l*a., (of the
llousq,) and Waller, of California, (of the Hannte, l
composed the aotinnlltae lo inform Buchanan ant
llraksnridga of their ehmHon.
Henatora I'earne, lllgler and Peote are tiie com
mitten nf arrageinei.is fur lh« Inauguration.
HrarJet fever la allll very flaUl is Boston. Tlmre
ware 10 deatiie Trout it laat week.
. More of the Freehele.
Bt.Lotna,trail.lo.—Tlieriverbal risen eighteen feet
•tec# Saturday, and Is atilt rising. Itnmctu# quantltle*
oflcnaraluatteg In the Uissoarh which Is uuan above
Jaffariuu Cltjf aud |iourteg out a high Uou4l lute the
Illiuuia rHor, which is upan all tha way—ami baarlaaa
(waive fast at Peoria and is atlll riling. Tho Uppar Mia-
almi|ip| rlvar la also rising, but U ia nut kuuwu how tar
It la Iipea. Bolna have Ihmu gaueral throughont Ilia
Weal.
Rt. Louts, Fab. 10.—P. M.—Tha river baefell ilx techos,
aadMi itlll receding olowly. It is very cold aud frmlug
TheBtaamer Vienna waa aunk on Saturday, iu tha
llllnuto, six mllaa above the mouth. It I# feared that the
loo will tear her tu pieces She Is valued at $12,0Cd, and
teeurvd ter $7,000.
OiNCtKNAVt, Fab. 10.—The river lie* risen two feet since
lest nlghkand ie atilt rising. It is tell of floating lea and
the navigation ie dangeions. At Wheeling tbe river
ia stationary and tho ice ia still running Horn tho upper
rivers, which prevents a resumption of navigation, f ho
■trainer Avery bad been euuk at Hock lug’s tort.
Cbicauo, Feb. 10.—The freshet consequent upon Ihe
recent thaw has don* immense dawsgo In this vicinity to
railroadj, bridges, telegraph wires, mills, kc. a> pn Friday,
Death or Maj. Dlahtoh M. WfLL.-^Our whole
ootnmunlly waatmlnfully ahoclted Inst Friday oven-
ing upon llm reception of the Intelligence of he
death of this estimable men. He died near Kufaula,
Ala., on tbe 3d lost., Arum a violent sltaek of bilious
l'nuutnnnia, of ten deye duretloo. Ilia remeloa
arrived hero last Saturday, in charge of • portion
of his boronvod family, who wero with him at the
timo of hU death. A large number of our citlsani
mot them at the depot and ronveyed them to the
late residence of the deceased, lit left **• •
fow weeks ago In nil tho health end buoyancy or
manhood, and wo had not heard of Ida lllaesa until
startling uewa of Ida death was received. In ula
death Athens hns lest one of her most useful olti-
sons ami tbe Methodist Church ono of its moat ac
tive and consistent members. Ho bad full pos
session of his Intellect until the last moment, and
being aonsoioiia of Ids situation died calmly end re*
•igued to tho will of God.
Tho sympathies of ourentlre oommunily are with
illy of the
accurately. But tho loss cannot be far short of a at Aurora, two brMge* saw mill, plauiug mill, carriage
million of dollar*. Suoh waa tho calculation of
tunny practical men last night. Yet, estimating it
at $850,009, in the gross, we have it from a calm
aud oxperlcuced calculator that or tiie amount lost,
$250,000 are insured iu Mobile. That of tho real-
duo, 30 per cent., or $180,000 are insured abroad :
and the bid unco, or $420,1)00, wltl fall on the
planters ns uninsured. So vast a devastation has
thrown tho whole city into coustornation.
Tho hills of solid living fire thut covered tha
vast space, formed a picture sublimely fearful.—
Of tho onuse various oonjeoturea wore floating
through tbe crowds assembled at tho spot. Some
attribute it to snontaneous combustion. Others to
•parka driven obliquely across tbe ftreet from tiie
File Driver in the rising Praia and Ice House tin
the nearly opposite block. But it was impossible
to determine this fact with nny certainty; but sure
it ia that such waa the rapidity of tho conflagra
tion, urged onward by the stormy north wind, that
no power of maPcoutd atay Ha progress. The
■lender walla of demarcation between the ware
homes were but na puper barricades ; nnd tho vast
mass nf solid fire that Idlled line a pictured pnn-
dotnoniuai tho entire square, without u seeming
sopurution, wua a magnificent hut fearful sight.
Tho three ware houses, we understand, apper
tained to tho Planters' Press, and rented by Ma-
goo and Gluts; but so vast n loss will shade tho
oircies of a thousand homes.
The 8u|ar Crop.
At a meeting of tho Louisiana Agricultural So.
clcty, hold rccuutly, tho following important paper
was read by Judgo P, S. Rost, tho l'residont of tho
Society, und ordered to be printed:
New Om.eanh, Jno. 25,1857.
After diligent Inquiry in tho different localities
of the sugar region, it affords the undersigned groat
pleasure to hnvo It in Ids power to inform tiie 8o.
duty that tho future prospects of tho augur Interest
hnvo undergone nu unexpected aud highly favor
able chnngo.
For several years past tho sugar crop has boon
inbjoct to a variety of disousos, which had induced
the general belief that it was last deteriorating, and
tho crop before ihe Inst had been, in places, seriously
•iuimigetl by tho borer worm, an insect found iu
the West indies, but, until lately, unknowu in
Louisiana. The severe and long continued cotd <d
the last winter, while't nearly destroyed tho crop
on baud, appears to hnvo also destroyed that
mifchiovnu* insect, and tho oilier causes of disease,
whatever llioy wore. With rare and unimportant
exceptions, tho sued canes now being planted are
in the best possible condition; and, n* an unusually
large quantity of seed has been put up, tho hreudth
of laud planted will exceed that of any previou*
year; mid, with anything like a fair season, more
than mi avurngo crop will surely be made.
Jt would sociii that climate Imd no agency in pro
during the disease so huppily got rid of, and that
they were of thucla** to which uiieultivated plants
are believed to lie subjected,mid mmlugnusto those
of tho orange tree here lotuu yeqrs since, und of
tho grupo vino iu Europe lit tho present time.
With tho seed cane onto ui«ro sound, and the
liberal aid afforded by tho general government iu
procuring new varieties of the plant from abroad,
tlm sugar crop may, for an indefinite period of
time, be considered us certain ns any other that
could be gr- wii iu ita place, tho years 1835 ami
I Soft being tbu only two, out of tho sixty, in which
it hns been materially Injured by cold, and it will
continue to increase, n* it hns doiio heretofore, in
tItoso parts of Louisiana, Florida and Texas, where
tho cotton crop has become somewhat precarious,
so long us tho incidental protection it receives
through the revenue law* iv a sufficient inducement
for tho chnngo of cultivation. I*. 8. Rost.
taotery ami Urge quantities or lumber waro swept off.
It Is feared thatiaveial lives have l»«en lost.
Tha Hock Island lUllruad bridge nml the Morris bridge
are gone. Also the Mlchigau Central llnilioad bridge
at \ pMUutlaud the bridge at Mlcr, together with several
over the tit. Joseph's and Kalamazoo rlvero.
Hath branch i of tlm Clilc.no river rmo Loverai feet on
daturday The <>utlmrn portion* of th* city are sub*
mergi .1, but tl- river Is uew telling. The damage done
to the Chicago, liarllngton and Quincy lull road* la esti
mated nt $tou,ouo.
ItocHBSTKK, Feb. 10.—A serious freshet has occurred on
tlm liaut’soe river, In which several bridges aud bulldiugs
were carried over tbe tails. Only one bridge Is now re*
maiul: iu the centre of the city, and-pedestrians are
using the canal aqueduct.
Ali s>t, Feb. to.—Tho water# are not yet rect-ling.
aHlmti;huo perceptible rise lias taken place e'nce 4
oclock yeUurd.ty. Hugo ini''-a* of lumber, oflk-us
lieu rs, At-..are iwaiing down Hie *f -.mat a trlghtiUI
rapidity, while tlm damage la still itt| ovible to conjec
ture. Nome days wilt p tlm.ore a correct est late of
llm loss t-uu bu matin, nt tbu Ice in the piers Is piled up
tWflltV fftft.
R. II. Pease's maclune simp has been demolished aud
valuable iinuhUu-ry destroyed. Tlm Central Railroad
freight house, widen Is filled with a large amount of (lour
and piovitl.ius, is surrounded with water. Th# caual
Hue warelmu-v, on tbe pier, h#« been cut open l.y tbe Ice
und lire conteiils have teen rattled IT.
The Moliuw k river is char ef Ice to Schenectady. Tbe
Hutioan river w.tsuevor opened so curly but twlse before.
'Hie Icti |« piled about I6 feet on the Troy nud Ureeubush
Railroad, extruding the entile diiUme.
A lh a *T, Feb. 10, !•. M'The water receded considerably
sm night, but It isstillbign. No mull bad been received
by tbu ilud’xm River Rultroul. It te reported that two
tamlilcs on tbs Island oppodte the city uuve perished.
6t. John's rhim-li. iu this city, is badly damaged, the
pews having Im-ii ripped up by She water aud utherwlm
hjured.
there is murh suffering imius want of ■'. liking water
All the pipes in that part of tbs city urn either frozen
or submerged. Large quantities of grain stored Ju the
second et ince of wart houses were U»oded. Matu sheet
bridge has beeu raised sevurnl feet above tbo Iron
columns.
Tlm relief commute rare actively engaged In striving
11 alleviate tbe wnnteof the destitute, nnd soup house*
have been opmed near the flooded district*.
Destructive Freshet In the Snaqnehwnna
lUraE-Ds-GaANcx, Md, Feb. 10.—The 8u«nuelianna
rivet nt this point present* Ibis morning a Majestic but
destructive spectacle.
The let* comoienced moving nbeut five o'clock A. Md »t
first slow and steady, then rapid and fsarriil; andlu a
short lime immenve Indies of Ire could bo seen pi*'tag
down wnh great farce and fearful vio'enca, carrying with
tlmin innumerable quantities of timber, houses, Ac.
A large purtiuu ol tha Port lirulge pr ted down
this ururning, showing that about tbit place great damage
Iim liern done.
.-'river*' (Idling battery and fixture*, worth $1,(00,
together with the large sounding float belonging te the
railroad company, with numerous boats and ail inununv*
quaattt)- of lumlH-i. have also been swept away.
Tfcere Is no doubt gnat destruction of properly at Port
Ib-pisit. Last evening it was rep irted that f.imille* were
moving from tlm lower *rr.t-ts ol that town
.'erne d rtira ;e may lie d>>ne here also should tb# Ice
gut(e at this point or below*.
Tlia Pretended Senatorial Kloctlon In
Indiana-
Tho mail yesterday furnished us detailed ac-
counts of n very ridiculous proceeding nt Indian-
aptdis on Wednesday. Tliu farce lias been played
out and hus resulted only in tho mention of ono
oat iu tho 8tuto Senate claimed try Mr. Wood, ns
a Democratic member from Clnrko county. Tho
<o.culled joint Convention was held and proceeded
<• tho electron of Fitch and Bright ns United
.'oimtors from Indiana. There wue present in this
pro-tended joint Convcutioo no quorum of cither
branch or of both brandies of tiro Legislature.
There wns trot n quorum of tho whole Legislature
Itectively. There was not a quorum of tha
House of Representative*, and tli>ro vrus not a
pioruin ol the Somite, for the Senate refused to go
mto joint Con vent ion and continued iu separate
• r«.ioii duriug tho lioldiug of the joint Conven
tion.
nis protruded election is a gross absurdity.
Kvtii according to the argument* of the Itamo.
rutic Senator*, tu regird to lire decision iu Wood's
a*e on Monday, tiro proceedings of this shimmied
,oi«t Convention ure totally invalid. It was de
clared by the Democrats that tho proceedings of
tiro Senate ill vacating tiro scat of Mr. Wood wore
irregular und invalid bccuiisu there was not a quo-
Him of tho .Somite present, although that fact did
not nppoar upon the records of the Senate directly
nor iudireetly, and tlicso records alone are cmipe-
tent evidence of tiie fact. But the records of Ilia
Senate show (hut there wav no quorum of theNru-
ate iu tho fareiral Joint Convention and also that
the Semite, in its official capacity, us one of tho
branches of tiro Indiana Legislatarc, had nothing
whatever to (Ju with tho election of United States
Senators.
There is no necessity to look fur precedents to
estabUsh tho invalidity nf this pretended election.
The elections of United States.8routers i« an act
of logiiintion. and thare can ho no legislation with-
out the concurrence of both houses constituting the
Legislature, in tide instance tiro Semite did trot
directly nor indirectly concur, und consequently
there hns been no election.
Tho revolutionary ooiiduct of tho Democrats in
tiro Indiann Legislature, their attempt to force nn
eleetioii indctlum-cof all constitutional provisions,
of all laws, nnd of nil cstahlhhcd precedents, even
of those which have hitherto been fixed by tbe
leuders of their own political faith, evince not
only nn utter disregard and recklosviies*for govern
ment, but a desperation which can only be felt by
n declining party. They know full well that their
ill gotten power is runidly waning, nud they are
seeking by every imaginable artifice, in these last
momenta of it* existence, to make tiro most of it.
In tiro hillertievsof their despair, they have passed
the bounds of discretion und have effected nothing
except to make liroiiiiolvei supremely ridiculous.
—Aon. Journal.
TusnamSsowSToiiM or JsM VRr, 1857.—Letters In
answer to the (-Ircubvr burned on the ultimo irmu
I' f. (Iliscrvntoiy, have already la-cii received Cn.in tbe
'talcs along the Atlantic -ralNutnl. They cunt no «tnti. •
tic cm usk concernIiir tbe girnt snow st<>rin of Januu<
ry. 1857. to jiutiiy a |irelluiiUMry report of it* marcbover
Itih part of tlm country.
There has not y*»t been time to receive full returns
from tlm Stale* *..titb of Virginia. t>o far. however a-
remrns have Wen t*. etved, th* fall of »now, with <v furl-
ois n- rth wind, opp'-ais to hareeoinuieiiccrl simnllnnr-
nsdy in Virginia and \<>itb t'aiolliiH. It then inarclied
H£.tln«t tbo wind through Virginia Into the New Kng-
Und Btate*. It aid not reach a* fm a* Hamilton, fans-
da, on ono band, hutou the otter it is known to huve
extended into Nova Kent in. U tml foil tier.
Float Ibirtte county. North • atolina. to Wusbingtim.
tbs I'uur-'-nf tbe slmni wn< due North, and the tim*
three or four teutre From Wu*blagtou to New York it
was uImiiii fourteen hours on lb* march, wl h a furn u*
git* right in it* teeth; thence to lte-» >n It (lew at rail
way efieed, miking tin dtetrvnrrta Six hours; and thence
it arrived at Portland. Me.,at II P M on tb* I'lh: thus
MukioK Its march in the "wind's eye" from North
wlinu to Maine In ntemt twenty-six hours.
Th*col |. tb* wind, and ihe fall of mow, all of which
w*r* mark*d with violence, appear each to have had its
imn rate of march.
Ilow* far tins -term may have been felt out at sea I*
n»t yet known, for there bos not been time t«» receive
r<-|w>it* from tin- ve**«l» that are co-o|<erating with m In
tlies- invcMlmtinti*. It is known, however, that th»
storm estsuded as tar as Nova Mcotte.
Tltrllllufr Seen* on the Ire.
Tiro Cincinnati f/asette detail* tiro following as
among tiro scenes lo which tiro breaking up of tiro
in- iu tiro Ohio in front of that city gave rise:
Tiro principal incident of tiro day occurred when
tiro ice re-cotntuonced movin.- at two o'etock. Ap
parently n gorge had broken loose below, for tiro
iroxen tuusre* rushed down tho stream with great
rapidity. A level cuke of ice, stretching nearly
from shore to shore, just across the track of tiro
Covington furry, hud induced many persona to
cross: it lay motionless, and, at tiro moment when
tiro muss was again borne along tho surface of tiro
srreatn. twenty four tersnns, one of whom wus a
lady, v.ere upon it. The indy was being convoyed
from thi* side to Covington in a skiff— tho party
who wero runuing it wore near the edge of tiro
largo cake of ieo nt tho moment it comtnencui
moving. They rnn rapidly forward, hut it was
impossible t<* cross tha broken ice that lay between
them and tho shore.
A hush of silenco pervaded the thousands who
crowded the bank* on either sido of tiie river, and'
llo- hurricane decks of the boats, as (lie party made
n pause as if iu duvpair. At length the men made
up thoir minds, and turning hack made for the
Cincinnati sido. Nearly tiro wlrolo width of tbe
river had to ho crossed upon n floating mass of
‘—' Their situation was made mure procnriuue by
ice!
A Nut pnn the Dmrroitn.—Ono of tiro innit
eminent French physicians and physiologist, says,
tlml uiedieino is u great humbug. This mail is
Ma;rondlo, whoso treatises aro regarded u* standard
w>>rks, tho world over; mol yot Iro say slw knows
n •thing about urodiciiio, and don't know anybody
that docs know anything about it 7 In one of his
lectures iro asks:
" Who can cure tiro gout, nr tin* divmiso of tiro
heart? Nobody. Oh f you tdl mo tiro doctors
cure people. I grant you, pooplu are cured. But
how are they cured? Guntteomn, nature does a
great deal. Doctor* do dcvili*h little—when tliby
don’t do harm. Let uro toll y«ni, gcntlcuon, wloit
I did when I wa* tiro lo-iol phyviciuii ul tiro Hotel
Iiii'u. 8omn 3,R00 or-1,0(10 patients passed through
my hands every your. I divided tho patients into
two classes; with one I followed tho dispensary,
and gnvo the usual medicine*, without having tho
least idea why or wherefore; to the other I gave
bread pill* aud colored water, without, of course,
letting them know anything iihoiil H—and m-ca-
•ioiinily, gentlemen, I would create a third «llvl>
•inn, to whom I gave nothing whatever. These
|a*l would fe«l they sue neglected, (slrk people
always feel noglrntcd, unless they are well drugged
—tiro fool*!) and they would irritate Ihomrelvea
until llrov really got *lck, Iml nature invariably
cmn* to the resuoo, nnd all person* Iu this thlid
cla«* got well. Thera was little mortality among
thnso who received hut htend pill* and colored
water, and tiro mortality was grente*l among theso
who were carefully drugged nreordiug to the II*.
palmary.”
The fliinorian of Mr. M"irav at (!i.iuiiv.<
late I'm I* letter ha* Ihe following in regard tu tha
shooting of Mr. Chas. Morey, an American, by a
sentlnelat tiro Cliohy prison, pellicular# of which
have I men heretofore published i
Tiro government etpresres tiro utmost regret al
this iiiimrluhate occurrence, and premies* ovary
reasonable reparation of tiro wrong In their power.
The administration of the prison are eepoeielly
mortified. They foal that Mr. Morey was in their
flsfe krrping, and liisi they are raspuoslhla for any
accident that Might happen to him from their trog.
I'ttNrniANA.—'Tiro ioltnlinldo I'utroh, speaking
nf Ulniks. says | “('Ink* havu lately been playing
fast nud loom In such an ntiurmou* client with
their employer's money Hint it Is extremely diffi
cult to know whom to trust. We shall heat of tiro
dark nf the weather having I'lnberilcd something
next, lie will ha taken up probaldv for liar lug
liven In tiro habit nf skimming tiro milky way and
appropriating for year* the cream to Ills own us*.
If we werw 8.tturn, wa certainly should rniiul our
ring* avary night, to see that hntio nf thorn were
missing I”
The (’utiisruN Itat.iitiuN.—The will nf tho late
lion. John M. Clayton, of Delaware, has heeti
published. The ftrel clause of It I# as tallows j
“ First—1 leave l» my ftlend* and relatives, a*
well a* to all others who may think ray nplulon of
any value, this tesllmunlal, that the religion
taught In tiro Now Twlataent is the best that has
been offered fur oar adoption, both for Ihle wurlJ
and tar that which Is to mime, and that Jems
Christ was the tiu« Messiah, and will remain for.
ever the Redeemer and Saviour oftellcn man. Let
— —my liumbU testimony stand In favor of tho chrle-
Ired that Ihe soldier shall be punished, and tbel many nf Ihn manufactories have suffered greatly Han religion-1 era deeply, tiiuruughly eoavlnred
Iff*. Mo toy shall be allowed a liberal lift pension, by the destruetlvs ol (heir goods. 1 of its ltulli. w
DixAiraon* F.rrr.wa or tns Flood in Con-
HttOTlotiT.—New IIa/nn, F#h. 10.—On Hunday
night the town of Derby was visited with the moat
dliaslraue flood ever experienced In Ihe Jlousa-
.. „. m - tonic and Naugatuck valleys. Ho sudden was the
lecL Their conilernetlwst and their profound ' rise, that the Inmate* nf Ihe houres user the tlvere
regret fha morning «*r the accident were visibly had barely time te escape with tlrolr lives. Home
expressed, t Th# French tfovarnmenl here prom- femllla* have lied all their furniture destroyed, and
tiro fnct that thu Inrgo field nf ico they wutc upon,
yielding less readily than the broken fragments tc
thu impetus ol tho stream, wns attacked, hi it were
by the letter, and every luniuout portion# of it wore
broken off. Suinu of tliu men who bed been near
the rkiff, left it and HsTaiiunt* to tlroir fate. Thi*
brought down upon them indignnut cries from th*
spectators. Thu party rushed rapidly on nnd
reached tiro shores amid the loud und continued
cheering of the multitude. Thu Indy showed no
sign of tear iu this trying situation. Slro kept her
seal without a scream or unuxclamalioii.and, when
limited, walked up tiro lauding ua steadily as if she
had just stepped from thu furry boat. Slro wns a
married lady residing in Cuvingten. Wo droirrd
to muntion her name, but she rcquee'el us tint to
do so. The mun wiiorcscuod iror were John Wad
dell—to whoso cool lies* her safety was chiefly
owing—Joseph Shiuklo and Nicholas Mound.
White this incident waa occurring, a touch of
comedy was mingled with whut hud so nearly
proved a tragedy, by tliu porrevorniirn of a uian
with a curpt-tsack in hi* hand, In tend in “Old
Kcntiiek.” Again and again Iro plunged nuroiig
Ihn loose icu, only to step, liaflted, hack upon tiie
largo cake, and every timo ho did *n tho crowd
shouted. “ Look at Uro mun with a carpet bag.
At length lie nnd two othors ronchcl tha Covington
lauding. The others nil gut off safely on this side
except ona person, a youth, who was left behind
and ovhlently bewildered by tear, lie rati first
ono way ami then another, srrtning Incapable of
judging what lo do. Tiro attention nf tiro vast
crowd was at length all centred upon tiro frighten
cd hoy, "Ho wilt hu lost!” " fan nobody saw
him?'' hundred* exclaimed. At length the rub
juct of tlroir fears started steadily up the stream,
the very direction where tho greatest danger lay ;
for there thu broken ico was dashing to piui-o* the
enko upon which Iro stood. Thousands of voice*
gave tiro cry of warning—thousand* nt hands aic
caps and hat* were waved to bnckon him to thu
shore. Ha heard and saw, aqd ai length under
stood. (lo mu for thu shore, and taud hurrahs
proclaimed that liu, too, whs saved.
Washington FemaleBxmNxitt Burnt IV.wn
Ahum hall (msi ecvuu last night our vtlingo was
thrown mm an uproar by an alum ol lire. Tin
citizen* soon repaired tu tiro scene at tiro Semi
nary. Tho interior of one ul tiro small rooms w*i
all on lira. The ecarody ol water and the nboencu
ol iHm ipline rctntareu the indite cllott.e o| eauto ol
Ihe genital iron to saietlro building unavailing.
M at ol ilm irook* aud Imuiiure on tiro lira flour
were awed—hut all Upon the second floor Inulu
uing thraa pianos were lost
I Iro Hrmliiaty wn lull It alrotil twenty yaara ago
at a cost of neat $12.0(81, *nd ha* rankud high ev<
stlico aa an iiistutitmn lor fi-male education—troiil
hcring at ilno e I'JH to 141* imw m atiamlenvc. 1.
waa insured in tha H.nitlrorn Mmnal at $4,(H)0
Another bm'dmg will ptolmhly ha coitttitencrd mi
no-diately upon the aama vita.
W* mu requested to Mam that suitable arrange
manta will fro made by tiro TruMcas lo aontinuo
tiro exsicisos al aultia other place In town, to
cuniniMii # again mi Monday, Buh The plica to
tie announced alter llm meuilug ol die Tiuitaae.
I Wtlkoi Hepullican, 13(4.
the family u
e deceased.—A/Aen# Manner,
Carpet Sweeper.—A carpet-swooping meohlna
waa exhibited at tho into fair of tho American In-
•tituto io which there is a revolving fan, that xocke
up all tbo dust aud dirt, and carries it into a small
cumnnrtmont containing water. Tbe woolen fibre*
and larger particloa aro deposited in a drawer. The
■weeping is dono by pushing the boxjilong the
‘ ’* it l*y bi
surface "of tho eurpet by Randles. The whole
apparatus Is light and simple, and will outlast a
thousand brooms. No dust is created, and the
■weeping is most thoroughly done.
Tho following, from ono of tho old British
poets, is exquisite. It is the very essence of fancy.
It was addressed to a lady upon whose boaotn a
flake of snow fell and melted :
“The viivloe* snow rsnro down In hast*,
To prove tlm hrc.t*( tee* fair,
llut gllvved to »«* itaulf surpassed,
And melts Into a tear.”
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
HAVA NN All MAItKKT.
Office Savannah Replxucan, \
Saturday. Fr-b. 14, 5 p. in. J
COTTON—Th* edvless rsssivsd Vy th* City of Bsltlmer*
bed an sffset su our market; ssvsrel holders have wltUdrsan
their tots tntlcl;>»tln* an advance. Th# sals* to*dsy foot up
IS&Lalsi, at lb* lull swing t'sriisalars: 73 at 12:t, at U.',
48 at I3?4, tad 40 bates at IS cents.
Ixvaanah Kxporte, Feb. I*.
NEW YORK—Stssmshtp Florida —4H0 bats# Uplaad Cot
ton. 9W ds « 1 ds. 173 do Domsitiss, 8 do Ussrsktni, 17 pk«s
Sbid, 67 do mdi*.
LIVERPOOL—Ship Odsua-3810 bates Upland Cottsn, 39
do H1 do.
CHARLESTON.-Steamer Oirdoa-100 bats* Upload C«t-
tuu, 23 do 81 do.
Savannah Import a, Feb. 14*
FLEETWOOD.-Dark Nenionito—TV) ton* Coal.
CARDIFF.—Ship Try -C30 teas H K Iren.
Havana Marketa.
Havana, Fobr. 7, U.>7.—Fngar (dayml.J—'The market
. Iiceu |iaiticularly animated lor contracts which may
be computed at About US.uxj hoar* fioni first ami **c«md
hand'at fiuni f'JtJ'j to 25j«j |k.t l>ox uf in nrr. forrui rent
to fine, and It is said ev«n * • lit iti m $20}4 pur box for
pi line qtwlity. be*ldc» which alwitl "MW tax#* of old
crop in a very good condition won- dikpo-rd of at $-.’4 p
box of IU ariobu*. From Mataur-.v h von tract of 6,<«iu
koxu* auporun quality Is ri-|w>rted at $27 |ht box ot 10
m robe*.
A v«ry fair bu*iuia« ha* also teen dotro for thr at« *k
i hand ptinc-ipally for tiro United CUtrs and hpaln. al
though nt irmut.tr prievs amongst a limited uiiiiit <-i of
purchaser*, who to satisfy tlroir urgent irocr«*itic« bud tu
yie d to tiro rilrava{,-iut pretciolulis of Miter*, causing
advuiica of • (to • ^ liu) gno iully and rvrn more on
>-c.mI kind*, fiptulin lii'UM-i, however, *rrui lo r**tt.-vn
tfii-ir oprmtiuii* in couacqueiroc of an aiiguromaliou of
duttei in tin* mot Iror country, ami as thu m count* fpru
Urout Hiituin toliniid today rrpxit a iJrcliti • of 1 *. *tg
it i-.'Uiattis to hu suuii wlroitror pre Nit ratreuui he »ns-
laiiied auy longur. Transact ion* during tiro wuuk u*ta-
blisli thus far tiro following quotations, viz:
f 8 to 10 V)i n lid j r* 3"* Od a 32s fid
Dutch | II to 12 11 a IP* is .'Us fid a M* 7d
Maud. ( Li tu 14 . l 3 j a 12'.'. r» fi’>s fid a •D'a 7d
No. 15 te 17 12>4 n 1»'4 r* H7# 2d a 39# DM
( IS to 29 14 n 15 rs U* M a 4.U DM
White* inf tomlJg 16 a 1M$ r* 4te DM a 45s Id
•• giNMl tolitro... Ill a 10v4 i» 4*'s JU a 47* fid
'• -UpcrAllorutu 17 a 19 r* 4S* lid a Ms 3.1
8lg. per cwt. f. o. b. at 4 pur cunt prum "f Exrbnngu.
Tiro »tork to-day I* rMliuntcd at I'iihioIh.iu*. m> *t all
n second hand*, and ol which about 13,WA) te long to ilro
•Id crop.
Miorovadous— Keep in good dctuaml, nnd rule firm nt
from 9}to 12}$ is tar lufuiiur to clrolrc. Wu know of a
contract of oiro crop tirar Mst.iurae l» tag closed at ll}$
rl* for good grocery, with Uro coudllten to I s ircutvrd on
“iu estate.
M-•!*•#**—I* coming te slowly ln>in tiro country; tho
nrtictu ha* l«*n dull and a tew nrgous Irov* Lrun put-
clink' d tu lhi»|H.rt,at7}i to" 1 . rrolkiror ksg. At Mntutiza*
a kite wa* luudu ol 4< i fbd* al <v, lial*. nnd tar 2"90
lihd-ouly 7 na|« nr* offuied. At* aidunns by la*t ac
roiiut* tl.p ariicte coiitlnuid lirm at siial* tarcla>idaml
9 rial* tar Mire uv*<b>. ronn-utratcil Molatw* i* fum at
7 to t', 4 rial* p-r nr rote.
Corn.—Vuijf K-Micii and piicu* advanrirg. 3'*'l*ag*
yellow, pur y. .1. Halt, fiotn Pbiladelphia, wuru di*|uwd
ol at 6 i*.
Flour.—Continue# In activu demand. Tiro *#te» nf tiro
week wrru parrel* ruceiv.il from Npani-h port*. Of
Aiuuricaii floor we have no anival* «•» Ml** (<• rv|H>it.
I.umlror.—Me have liu s.ih-sto npoitof White Fine
durlog thu week, prlrus n-imitn the uuiiro with all sctivu
demand Pilch I'uro 1* Indemaud Ol Sugar t*»x shook*
sale* havu Ih ch made of 960 • from I'oitlaod at 7}, lial*
and 2 **• old al '• rials: tln-y are very abundant ami lit
tle eif|Uirud i- , ler. Mo'ussek hhd* khnuk* are likewise
abuinUul and with a downward tendency, a »alu o( 12W)
siqwior one* jror l'aii|U« o*«ipi*uu from Portland wa*
in-idu al 19 rial*, no <b in tml for {•ugar hhd kliook*.
Kuqdy hhd* brl 'tat $3) a lo$.i-^: .troi empty tl-1* bate
aiiited finm Vuw Orlean* pel li. S>utef»r which bolder*
a-k 17 rial*. Il«iq>* nt $30 tai 12 feet and $•'• tar long.
Rice—Sold duiim. tiro week, of *ou||i Caiolina 1«2
hlids from store at l*2V-«.of Fast India fibO lu»g* |»ur Ma
drileiiofrom ltuidi-aux at 11 3 (. 40from store at 12. firo>0
tror O rot to front ltoibn.it i* said nt 10}£ and 125 l*ng*
inferior pur •ani" vuseul. at 8;', rial*, an t of Valencia
l.'iteJ tugs |ai Fdisua liom iiarful.mn at 10 tint* per
nrtoliu. A* we have bad no nrriiate of late and our
market klrowfuoiiro animation, juice* an. likely to ini-
prove soon. • »f Ei#l India rice about fAH) bag* pur Lima
iroiu Lire lin'd n malti un*«dd.
.■•all.— \V* understand a lot of 300 bags from store ho*
bren -old at 25 lial* furoga.
Frutgbt*—The maiket has not been Inactive during
ttro week, ktlll wu note a downward tendency in the rate*
(mid for Kurv|i*. Vessels ot varb'ii* *irs* were cliart- red
lor Falmouth and a market at t'.’.l!! A. A Dntcli brig
wa* taken for AiuMt-ntem at £27 0; a large Hrrmeti
xe**ul at £2.10 for London; at Sagua tiro a.me rate wav
I aid for several kiiiall Spanish cratt to load Mola>*us at
Matuura* lor Lire i|hk>I.
iNwiMwtro freight* are firm. $1*j per bos Sugar and
$:i4j |mu hhd M.da**e* having teen freely paid: a Itritish
Irerqus was also dosed t# l ad Mu•covndoua at Cieniusgos
to New Volk nl 45 cent* per lPOlte.
APALACHICOLA. Fsb. 7—C.tUn.-Tk# rsssIpMAnrlaf
K s p weak, aanrost te3.7Wbslss, sad Mi# osperr* te X.7«
Its, lesvlas iks fliosk aa hsn4, Isvlodisg ell «■ shlgtearfl
Wat sissrsd, tijns, easiest S3,tin bets* saw* (law las* year-
Ysiterdsy, ul tb* riwalalnt steeb the greeter portlsa wee
either withdrew# from isle *r bald at **ry hlfb pries*. aa4
lbs Sstss wsrs ssty VlSbstss. Total sets* lor tns vssk A.1M
bslti, bslss the bssvpst wash sf tbs Nim. Os* bolfsr
•ors wa* tar I Jr srpsat, es4 tb* rsweinAor fsr tb* Nsrtb »4
lb* Csa'lnset.
Th* Mtswing qasutlsws seply t* th* slraleg **!*• •>t
Thsrsdsy, whss tns msrhst wssiaasb sistted. Tb* esbleg
prlsnof y*. rrdey were *.Ill hither.
Ordinary tnUood Ordinary loU a W/i
Low Middling :. nil a 11%
Middling to (Uriel Middling W a ling
tiiMid Mindllllg 1£lg a 1'i ‘Z
Middling Fair M# a \'l%
Fair U a —
Freights—Ose Itritish ship bu bren takes fur fall sera*
I* Livsrgosl at V-DM and *a* barb tar Hasten st H«.
Llrsrpuol, (flr) . 9-164
Naw York K*.
Hr- -- ”*
Cowea. I'.uk m Falmouth and a tnkt £2 10 to£2d&.
liieat Hi ituin. direct £2 I0|o£ j 12 0
Hamburg ami Hrmroii £2.1'»lo C3
Mediterranean £2.10 t.^£3 5
Frame Franc* 7fi
fiiwiti f2'f to f'J' per box sugar.
United htate#-' $U ••*«• "
Ul’gtef- 1
hhd
molts**
AUGUSTA. Fsb. 11. p. m.-C«lts* -Th* market is Mm
and prices full—not murh uttering- Middling te Middling
Fair I2‘, lJ\o
COLUMHUK Fsh 14 -Cnttan -There •»# s stiff demand
yetlerd»r, which rsenUod ik »kle* t-* the stlrnl of ‘M2 bale*.
M s .llfM kdronr* W--it.tc <i*.1 Middlis* at t:>,r Ws
hssrd ot on# rate »f .V !>•!•• (teoey lul) it lie. Receipt* of
th* day 153 bate*
ATLANTA. Fee Uk 4 p. m -Cc|t*» I* bn*k at 10 to IJ»**.
Ilagglng --Giiuny U te 23 p#r ra'd
llaion IU', 12 12', : hhukldart 8 to J' t ; slaartld**
It u 12c ; IteefSstet
NEW POIlP, Feb ll.-C-*ite»—CoMolbeemo* in itow'».
wlih *»1«* at our uqalsilon* lotertor * »9. Ordinary io G<*-d
Ordinar* '.>'4 a In ,, l-ow te Mrlel Middllag 11 a ll> ( , te-*J
Middl.ng «nd upward* 12.
t'roigMato N*w York. ',r per IF; to I liarteitea, *qnar*
Upland* *4C. **|«*re > I ',r. ro<i»4 I# p*r Ik
f’ll VTT INGOtl t. FKIt. 12— Foi the p*«t week tbe
went lie 1 lia* been clrat nud rebl, llouigb pte«MUt. All
appeutauces Indicate an rail) spring. Tr»n«s(tlen*
lisve Iroeti mole artlvn, and we note a i:cii<t*I h> M*tV*
among toi'lliew* and piodure men Ttro iMats iu lire up-
rl*er iiadc have hroti Jii Into nrotki-t larger amounts «.f
pr.ktucc Ilian prevmnaty. and wr are liitarimo iltwt the
■prlng trade wttl tro much br.relet Ilian that of tire pa*l
winter, ihir •|iialalhn.* are ba**«t M|H>n Die *rtual
ttau**< lions u( lire maiket.
Ihteon - A great n«ti«ity ratine the maiket. File*--
4o ihMi |b« liog iiuiud. Ubamllei 4 U« . at Dv : 730 (*>»
lb- .-bribetill- parked. *1 D>« . d. Iivrinbte bet* In
Mircli. V5,0»'> ll'» long Engli*b mbtdlra at DV.; 17.000
lb*, bog round, made b» Kimteimdi. out "t warebouae, at
lualtc. a purclinaetif MMW0 lb* . future delivery, at
- A purehaswof 2A.t»m IntsheU. Kekterann, to Ire
deli*-redlii spring amt ■uinnroi at 7Ua 74 cents Murh
liiteie.l taken in lire trade.
Hour —Piiteh's* ol flUOMfksat $•» 4'2te. We suppose
i.-k* Iu mat Wit— retailing nl $3 Ifi a$4.
....I nice, romuiaiidina 10 a D>»v
Oii« -Wnio .M'«| loobrl* al F7r. tefcic*
Wheat —l.tltl# in 111*1 hut $1 15 * $t 20,a (sir quotable
figure
WbUkey —Pity brand aelllng at Sic.
fioo a.
Clt AlU.I ST«'N. F*h IS -C«4»aa.—Th# IrsksaetUne I—
14, ,*4rh*.l tkeul IIXAI Fa'** Ib*niatk*l *»• llrwi and
1 % fall, t he salt* uisdk w*t* al ptIM* ikagiag
1L*
price, wer* »el%
Item 11*4 lo 13 ,
Prsvidsae* ......
Reeelpie Per Central Ilallrnad, Fels. 14
16.79 halts C«ltea, ISO staka Fluer,o*4 mdse, te A Uvl
Co, N A Ilardas k Co. H«*teu k VillaUaf*. A I Uertridgs,
Cohan. * Herts, Drl(ham. Kelly 4 Co. T W Nesly k Co,
P*d#lf.»rd, Fey k C*. Way k Tartar. r*il*n. llsttes k Ce. J
W l^tlirep A (>i. Order, MreTrrefalr. E Mslya*ss,N II A
II Wsvd.AUa.McMsbse A Doyle. J J Milter. Uktll*
•atlliatt, T • Ways* A (ten. A V Mall. Fraeklla A Uraete
ley, IteTik A Foster, Rakaa 4 Btultfa, base A Wasbbern,
llsiiita, risiamiag A C#
New Advertisements.
NOT ICR.
, *»»• «ep««lB nor Coaef^sre wm .
reepeoelblefcraoy debts rontratted h. -
erew of the BrlUsb hoik Uto hurl,,. 1 “•
t. The »blp Chut t*
— . Jnhn**ew's wharf. Cor,#igi,e*g % p., «
their trenails on board, and an*mi tutka
thtir Gooi#. ********** ,w *i
Joq tfl
NOTICE
d, and kiUb'i u tk* ttUZ **
, »*'"»**. K*t£rT&*
Oeaslgn.ra par srbr. KaU
nlea** attend U» th* reception 0 f il*w7LV
lauding tail Dev, el Jobaa/x,'* wharf *
S ERIOIIAM, KELLY A cr,
FOR NEW ffOHk^TLDrlTTMrir
KD l»lNBro—Th# etlir. Kate tiriahZZ Afc h L, *B*
will have d**(rouli as *!*,»,. fotf,#;
pessege, apply on Unrd, w to r "**«•» w
f*hl0 lw JtRI®|fAM, REI.LT 4 O).
MARINE LIST.
HJIavaaaah,tix.,Febraary |4, ms?.
NEW Oltl.EANff. r*X$ll>, p. m.-tViicn-Tha In^klry
ha* l-oan (sir i« dar. 4>ui wiih a llmitet eiropty ot dttirahla
ll.i* •■„ the matk*i. and h-ddora sUlmikg very full price*,
tho *al*a h*v#F**k o..kftk#4 stent r«a | U Sale*. Th* rale*
hat* leaded *1111 innr* m (av»r of a*ll*i* tad wa am*a4 ear
J io lkllck* t* fellow •
ai..ror t M9H I MI44IIM.. .IISRIItaUad 1*V
(Inllnarr IO afiliO, | liced Middllag 1.7 nf—
G0...I llrdlasrj .llU^liq I Middllag Fair ,....t.7 > ',tal3* l
L<v .Middling . I2','.vi2', I Fair IS'«aal3q
iiumtt or rnvvna.
Sleek ON hkkd Sepl I, I'M - 7|9b
Itecaltsd *lke* IIWWW
•• ts-day 9417-1114741
XMpJ-ed !• >1*1* — '
:wn\
miiM
1(733- 74*034
MineS «n hand and an thlh-teard net rl*at*4 X74.V6
Sugar XV* nntire tales rfateal 3«i hhd* M;»rt*rd*t* s
t>tle»* Fair l« Fully Fair 10 a lOqa par lh
Midst*** -Saui* Lvihhlt have Wan *44 el 61 efiqsptr
itlUt far ptluas t« ehalte
i%.ra - wuh a IlgM *|.wh •■sites. Ih* tales b**« V«««
rAkflu-d IS a«m# I AS* task* tettudrog.»• ordiaary M Wfie.tkd
aa> te la* •• ihtos lolt at 9V I'*t huai.al.
P*tk • tiaihhi* M*** war# sold i*tterda« by a 4»a>*t at $19
ftO Ts-day wo mdiss «wly tauifusa»aril*a* al 94* * AM SO
sad $70 ta Ml 441.
tue..*-11 tl ire*, asgsr fared llams sa)4 tt U> % « tMk*
Ih
Wbi*b*y.*-Wa Kata nallasd *sl** sf assrl.v hxx» hits
sbt*6y tat sapatt. maattynTt 90s Mf eslteu hrt hteittd
end Haw Ktlta Ra.itesJ isulltes at » « AXs ist gall-a.
Gsaay Hags,-MU bataa salt* bsaty sold el t$ssq«*t te
“R,.u.. -ladle bu Wen »tu«4 el lbs per yard tar t*«4
* rrei«hl* -Cells* sbipptei te IJvstpeal at tf-XI * 9-194 la
Mrlitehskd Amsinan **#•*
" “ ha mat bat
Lishaag-t
1 erellasS* <1*11. Wa <«**d* 1
AltRIVRO#
llr bark MensAelte, bpars, from FTsstweod, with Cut. te
Order.
Khlp Try. . from Cardiff, (Wslss), with Baltrsad
Iron, ts A U* A Co.
ftshr Fruity Ward. Ward. 3 days from New York, with AM
hale* Kaitsrn liar, to P It Xhathtlfurd
a#hr Tire* HoUouW, Uotlts, I days frutn New Verb, te
Celisns A lltrli.
8chr Adslins Tswnstnd. Tswntsnd, 4 days fram New
York, te L W Dakar, sad assorted cargo, te O Cthss
Tern Kate Hrigksm. Noiton, New York, to Urlgtsa, Kel
ly A C. .
HteamtrWm ffttbrosk, Pack, CharlssUn, via Btastart
Ac . te J P Orooki.
Ateansr Oordoa, Harden, Cbsrlsstew. te J. P Ilrooks.
dteonror Hsadolph, Ward, AugntU, w.th *sio bales Otten,
20U asski Cara. Ac., to h 31 l.sf&leaa. tad othors.
J"ua»* Fist, from Plssutlon, will* 700 Lwsliwlw Iteasb Rise,
to It lUkertham A 60a.
Winkler'* Flat, from PlsaUtlon, with 1000 bothtlt Rough
Hies, to Z S Winkler
CleKAIIKI*.
Hteamthlp Florida, Crowell, New York—Psdslfsrd, Fay A
8hlp Odcsta, Darttew, l.lvtrrw.l-W iiattenky A Cs.
8ehr John W Atrdtrten, Watssa, Fart CHach, Fla, w.lbAJ.-
0M llrlcks.
Xteainsr Gordon, Dtrdan, Chartsaton—J P Brooks,
tit-sorer 81 Mary 1, Frtsbora, Pslstka, s •— Clsghora A Can-
aloghsn*.
DRPARTEO.
Itssmsr Wm. fetbreok. Pock. Charlretee.
Stsumtr 8t M try a. F-. stern. P.laika.As.
hlsamsr Gordon. Uardso, Charltsten..
fltsunor lUndblph, A’ard, Aagatu.
31KMOKANUA.
Ralllmoro, F*b 9—Arr, otuamibip City of Norfolk,
Green, from ■‘avannoti, ib ialneil for *mro time at Anna
polls. Rujiort* tbelec all blown over tnwwids tbe Fatal-
•r i sinus, ami s*w auroral auall teasels le-aling up Le-
' Point.
low Th ma
)lat:»utA4, Jan ‘.'5— Arr. brig F.sbra Crr**kcr, l>riy,
Nava nn nh. 2»ih—Mir John M~Ad*m, Jacks .ntilb.--
Ubl, 2lth—Nchr Manrbettur, Potter, 8avanuah, with 499
hint' MoI.m w.
Cienfuegoa, Jan 30—Arr, Wig Vi rid. ll-lmi-*. “atan-
nah.
Clmlbain. Jan 17—At Anchur. acbr Mary Eddy.from
Ib'St'in for 8a Van nab.
New York. FeF 7—Arr. llark Peter Demlll, Il&ey.5a-
vannahfidays. wlihc.tK n, 4c. to Detuill 4 C-» Feb
5, pasecj tb,- wreck ula vea*«l disma-trei and water
logged.
Htik Marta Morton, I'ulklry, Favannah 7 daya, with
cotton. 4«-, to .'cramon A Talitunn
llr>g Crawford (of Machi'ai. munll, 8a*ai.nab lo dav#
With lumtror to J Iteetv 4 Co. Feb 6. 40 mllea'fi
••f «'ap* May. p** ••! the wteck of a large vt-ooel water
logged amt ma»te goue.
Htig Augireta .'tons, ha rati nth fi doyo, with cotton,
Ac. to 'turgee Cl* .irrrmi A ('<>.
Scbr Union,Roller. Darien, Go, todays, with*ell«w
pine. t>» Peck A L turrli.
. - cbr W HScnmtTM, I'ath-- .rt. Savanuah fi day*, with
cotton to 8rr*iit‘-n 4 Talltna>->
Sehr Argus (of llm ringlon} Dixon, Jarkeonvills 12 ds
with >etf..w pine to ina«tei.
Ilosion, Feb. 4—Cld Hrig Emma,lUk*-r, 5-vonnab,
\ewjM.rt. Feb. -AiikIuI. I> Wentwortb, Ayer Fa-
vatimib,f<ir New Haven
New London—Ar 3d. acbr J Ilatborn, Ye**|e, Dxrlrn
tar Sly stlc.
Newport—Ar 7th, bark Rolls Roger*. Im Apaloel.lroU
tar I'roaid* lire.
)/»'■. Del. Feb. f—There is no ice In «he harbor. Tiro
•chre Ida. from .'avannab. It LT.iy. from Mobile. »r,,j »;
II Howl -v.fr»m Writ Indie* came iu ledetday, and rr-
main with tbe fleet In Hi- r<u tetrad.
Dtawalere.
J*ch U A Toil*.. <*m New Vvik, in ballad, fi-r Darien,
•prune a teak dur-nga hr^vy jale I7tl. ult. and tire cat
tail, finding that tlroy-could 11-1 k-ep trot (iee.altand.ined
her In lat 21 18. tan 77. soon alter which slro went <| <wn.
Tiro crew we»e taken into llarana *’oth n»t in brig LT
Knight. Tire H A T. wa* t-uilt at Mucbio* In 1*4>> wlrorw
sire i* owned, rating A 2*4. 1 ' ton* register, valued at
$25tei, and *u| in-ure<l at tiro F**tward.
Ptoxincetown. Jan IX—RrigGrand.e,(«.f lln-.kllne.
Me.) Tiblret*. D>day* fr--m J.irktonville far Philadel
phia. brf.uo nrontisned. abandonr l. and tiro cn-w taken
off by th# *blp FarfWett, al Nrw Y.uk. had but fira
*na*t. l>ow»prit. tail*, cabin stove In. wheel gone, abort
of provision*, ami wot leaking bodlv; the crew c< uid
not keep her fr* •• and were exhairetr.t from pumping
Srhr Mora,(ef Providence,) 1'rowel!. fr.*m Jarktonvillo
bu Newport, belore reporte.1 In Hampton Rowdv, wat
driven a*lmre on Fturge^n Rar. dtiting tiro late gale,
dip-**a* got off2r'«b ult. wuh b>*« ofau- hors andrbatn.
and waatowud in hehiu-l Oln Point, where the remained
at lot! account* «afe from tiro ico
COSNIttSKK*.
P»v ter* Kale Hrighaw, from New Ysrk —M A Cohen. G M
!.*fht*a 1 J M flotkirk. Hruham. Kelli A Ce. 8 Goodsil. t W
M-rrsll. Hole mt.«. Jshr»»a A C*. T te* A t,#rdon. Psttoa
A C.«, lb.*t"ii i Yillsirnga, Lork Flight, CUgbsrn A Co. I.**-
elt A L'tiimots. I 8 Norri*. McKee g D-one't. N UAH
7Vee.l, Carlfon A Portent, llathroock A Co, UTust A Co, J
G Failictnt J A llowstl, J Mch*). A llaywrAd, ard otbsro.
Per #rhf T llota-mb*. frvtn Now York-Gdbsrt A Tlldso,
F: C He'ch. J M S.Uirk. 8 M l.tArota. J Folev. Cligh-r* A
C*. Ilolo'mhe. Johnson A Oo. J P Dhoi*. MrXtihoo A ftevl*.
'rraaton. Johnttea A Co. Pattea. Iluin-a A C*. Bell. PrvatiM
A Ce. F1> II. *1. I W Morrell. J V Barbs*. J 8 Norris. M a
Coiron. Ugdsa, fftarr A Co. \V 8 l terror. N BA It >Vs*d.
Shrrlook A Cn. 8 G.'Odall, Wat*.a A Co. W U Farrs!!, W O
Drokton. and others
P»r s.hr A la'ins Towwssad. from Nsw Y«rk—THttow.
Ilutton A <>. J M Selkirk, M A Coksn. 8 M 1 iStsaa. J O
Kidrsr*, Oriew. Starr A Co. J A Karros. J O Wotta.c Fav.
W W I.ioruln. Itoirciml *, Johnson A Co, Solomon* A Co.CUg-
horn A Cunningham, J 8 Norris, J A Urea a, 11 More*. Par-
wins A Ca.
Psr *te*msr Gordon, front Charlotte*—C R It. IT* B-i*t, J
A Ceurvst**. Patton. Mutt.-a A C-, O Baakwaa. EC Wad*.
Hti C II King. J F Iteal'ten. J F B»thra*Ad. J A Csritr.
Glib* A Tdton. M'Wts A J»ha*tr«. ) a Ilroa . oCsbta, I
XV Morrolt, It>th«*ll 3 Mhitohsnd, n*b*r*ha« A San. J
M*nlgault,J II Dare*. Cotesr A Co. FZtttrswrr.
Per »t»am*r 7Vm Soalr^ V. from Charlrttea. As—43baits
S** taland Cotton, te J P Droskt, J Richardson, N A Hardtt
A Co.
PA88KNGKR9
l’er itssnitliip lTnridn. forNsn Y*rk-W W Matihsat. p
K Ilarrotr. A P Hay*. N Jvtl, 8 F's*. Mr Grav », J |.*as«-
t-rr. A lianttr. 6 8 fitsra, II Kingtlsv, W XV Cre-n, Mrs
lloid. 3li»» Sloigbt. C 7V Itsaaea. T ItrKraax, M m ll A
Gardiror. Niu Conn. Mias Compbrll. 3ta»!«r Hosrnortft, Mr*
I: |) Smith Mr* Kata Ituatsr. Mo* llnntrr. IH Knirr E
Onhtn 8 Fnrd. II XV Sh»m»ld. J p rtsr. H.Martin Mr*Vat.
tea and Mr* Dillon. Mrt Gardner, T J Lulls. A Webb.
J 8 tlsirhsr, J 1.1. id. M Trait. M t.andsr.l Young. K Brsan
11 3t. ah*im»r, J F ridsnbsrg. and 4»» •loortgo
Psr ateamor Gordsn, from Cbart»*t.-n -lloa D M Darrin-
• r. lad*. 2 rMIdrsn and svt. J A llngar and stt, C*M Tno--
»r. lion It H Hhrtt and svt. K II D Ssrrsll. T I. I s. R Dan-
can. Hattesr. J 8 XI -ntm -'Da. 11 K Fain w, Mr* Magatrs.
Mi** XVnlth. It q Sum. A W XVrlUfl$l hr* XVmo. rt
XVolton, Mi*« I’riirhard. J Msnigaslt snd 4 •iu.ll 1. p King
J C F'utte*. A XT llatdain, D Mr.Vnt. X J J Uloit, l adv ghi.
It*« N Alkrirh. Unit** tad Indy. Mr* i*ed<Urd nod shi'd, se t
I3d*ek.
P.r ressmsr Wm 8**Xrore>k. from rh*r!s*Ua. Ao-J RJ hU-
tr*. Dr lltth.niuv). M'Mltiksr. Mm Bi|h*ne.4 J M
11 •, m■ 1 r .1 - * - - — i- —
TIIK OCR AN STKAMF.Ilh.
Suiting Ray* Innutl From thr C. xinitn,
Uurlirr, Ar.
nw.\t KrmipK.
Nam**. l-tns. Fn-m. For 'ISA?
Ctly of HaUimsrs .llr... ..LlrrrpeAt. N*« Yard Jan'v
Anglo 8a*»n...
Niagara
Leopold *
Asia
...ID
.l.i»
llaig .
.1.1'
Jan'* 7*
bltirops.
AUantl*L...„
tl.lg«|U*
llr»nun ...
Itsllis
Arogo
Conttltnli.'u
•Jan-y Jl
• — - .... Jnn’y Jl
Nn» York F*K I
.inn t.rerrpiMl ..Non York Ftb 7
Hr Lresrp^il Phlteds.phtA . Ft* 11
fa* ... J.ii#t|OAl . Botl.n
. ..Colt ... 1.1 v. t |*wl... N * a York f,b |*
Rslg .Antasrp...Nsw York Fob Jt
.Am . ..South-ten Nrn Vera F*b Si
.tvn . .l.rerrpool.. N'rw York . ..Marsh *
Am . .tlairs N'*a7 *rk Marrh Id
Brig Antasrp ... Ns* Verb Marehl}
U. S. MAIL LINE.
FOB PALATKA. East Florida,
DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARTS >(,w..
OINA. JACKSONVILLE, MI00l| iu .„
(SLACK CREEK.) ““Lrouio.
Tb* ctassat sm .
will tesutne her tnps, by lm»t..'. r '
tbs ab«re j.i*re*«A, Tti*L*t v r ^
'l*u,17«bFr(„o*.s .tl
“ “••• ««r v—u» «"-r .1 ,t,";
This favwrD# stewnrer bat been caretaiir r.*.,,.
fitted with spartai* nod comfortable
cSuififyS}'* 4 '
SSL Kt« ^«"»ru,j.
CLAUMORN k CUNNINGHAM a-
No Freight taken afirr 9 n'cl^k '
o- Freight, hr this lint, *(i| he ui»o
HHIand other lauding* on the fit Maty, nut.
LOflT OIt NTOLES. ■
,*[»»« ? r »>*rk 7»a,d .
JOLLY 11')AT. .Umt 20
. _Jp)4<k aad gnnw«lr:
itret re up (a tna.rU, and fl-oti color «.
■Ibe finder will u RUrally r.warJ-d b lt„
tb* vs*A#l at llardiug’* Freae. '**
tab in—1 w nr.Pill A 3| K KLI.Y 4 (»
Military Notice.
Th# (Vanmitsioned officer* of tbstr«|»«>.rsOw
stroll rutate-titir tha lhi),K*t.J... v ~'~~*’*r fcgE
tul
tat th* Irr.U* 1
petrols cumpfsiug the ImlrfroudeM Voi Blt *. ^7 1
“ ' oned frfte - 1
—— * „ - - — —.. -. — ■.-«ed 1 c mo-1
Boom of the Republican Ilium, on M'-ri lai »»*tiig U*
tilibin. and tbo <'cmmlM;<mcd
■mUejrgla llusaan. aro rrq<roited
lfltb ln*t.. at 7}^ > d«e k, on butlnres »f isiportaatV sit
by ofroeul request.
fob In—I JNO W. ANRKpjtGN
JOHN W PRICE,
ATTORXEr AXD COrXCKt.LOH AT Law
Jnckaonvillr, K. Fla.,
Will prartkoi# th* Lottarn ( iico.t ot lls-re
the t^untros of Cbailloa aiidCaacii n of htoink. **
tab It-ly
Stovcs-At Reduced Price.
T ill, senw.n being a>j l«r mlretien. f, v ni tb.iSaul
shall off. r any u.ing in the f.nre lit# m ^
r iritua. Any »a* in want ot a , k v’. ra ‘
eg 8tnv# wnl do well to tank ir. nt tiro tloa*»p.md
andStove natstdrohuront in l|»dg-vi/t L. <k.
liroaghtob and Ball sttewt*.
< rl ' >*» E. C. JihAfH
House Furnishing Goods.
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. H hJ.'aou's Block, re ran of Urcukti ■
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Table Cutlery.
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and 8;<wu». ot tb- ta t .;u*l.ty *1.4 r.rt La
Platii«lro<1 Table War«.erer* k!*d It.i.'u br f FeL f».g H
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8t«*v* FUtablitbin. ni. te.>ig*-c t Birork. ton..; k’-tfii
on and Bull streou.
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^NOBACCO'-D«< tears Grant * Willum*' i
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WVACKRnRL.-IOJ bids large No* 2 4 . Mn:i
ivR -rrl Ifi half blits No* 1 and 3 Mackerel
do; land -cstf
fi* half kit* imall No 1 and 3
for sale by
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P OTATOKB, dk«.-V* I M* Merr^FpoiototeT
'-* )l«iMtol;a’t't Famtlv Pal* No I 8«ap;
1< • do and Lalf Jo pr .rl nratch; landing sxt
tar Mir by
fsb le HULL'JMRE. JOHNSON 4 CO.
F LOUR*—5.» bid# Utrau 8atlb's Floar;
23 barrel* LXrbangs Mills Jo;
23 do Washington Mills do; landing oil
for sols by
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C IsBAR SIDBBe—A taw hhd*. just net,
tor axle by
blC MIMS A JOHNSTON.
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COFFEE.
perior
3,600 Bags Super!
COFFEE,
Cargo of Ih, Bilk E. A. ROLLINS fren
RIO DE JANKir.O
For sal* by X. D 4k II. WEED
More Home Testimonials
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pttrea, tat ra*h, *w» dsllxrey, bv
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tab tt-lw Frery wbatf 'Nxat and IVwxi YareL
Cannel Coal.
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