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VOL. 111. DAILY PAPER S4—TRI-WEEKLY $2. 15Y .F. 15. CUBBEUGE. WIOMAS W. LAKH, Editor. ADVERTISING RATES s7 Advertisements inserted at tho following rates, — FOR ONE 34CARE OF TK.N LINKS. Ono insertion, $0 00 | Duo month, s', 00 j Tivo “ 1 00 Two 10 00 Throe “ 1 25 | Throe “ 12 ,‘>o ‘ Four “ 1 iTi) Four - 15 00 j Five “ 1 75 Six “ 20 00 One week, 2 00 | One year, 30 00 : Contracts f>r yearly advertising may bo made 1 t n liberal terms. *"■ Li gal a l vertix- neats inserted at tho usual rat.-sand ltrlct care taken that they bo published according to 1 aw. All alv.irtis n *nts from transient persons, or stran . fg •*• <, to be paid 1 • i;* in advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined j HjiJly to their rogular business, and all other advei tisouionts, a it per turning to their regular business, as gro*d for, to bo paid extra. ittf“ All alv Tii-i Mil .vits sent to this office wlth nit dir.vti ;i * as tt'.ie number of Insorli u>-, will be pub lhholdaily, until ordered to bo discontinued, und J charged accordingly. TSic New York Dailies. TheX. Y. Correspondent of tho X. 0. Bulle tin, makes the following n- lice of some of tho ! X. Y. Dailies. Wo publish it for its spiciness, rather than its correctness, which wo neither dispute nor endorse: “ The Tribune newspaper has been widened j in sheet and in column, so us to resemble the | Loudon Times. The imitation is very faithful. : and certuiuly the paper is vastly improved in typographical appearance. There is a deal of talent in the editorial management, but what can tdieut do with a mill-stone weight of “isms” about its neck. Since the autumnal election, and t under tho fraternal feeling induced by a com- ! icon eo operation against municipal corruption, j all tho newspapers of the city have greatly im proved. The Times l have often spoken of and j and have nothing now to offer upon it. The Post j having lost its necessity of parti/.anship, has , become more rhetorical in style and dignified in tone. A workman is known by his chips, and ; it is said that its editor, Mr. Pigelow, is no lon ger surrounded with political caricatures, but is | up to his knees i:i magazines and the effu sions of belles lettres, The Commercial Advor I tiser still reigns supremo over its little empire of Knickerbockers, who believe implicitly in its constitutional prerogative, and not only in its maxium that tho editor of that paper can do no i wrong,but also iu the line “a t*/ ward the star of , empire takes its way.” The Express has Jas. Brooks at home once more, with his congression- j Jil harness thrown into the lumber-room : his brother Erastus broods as thoughtfully as ever j over his darling topics of political economy, ; while that “ fust brick” and “ übiquitous bon liomrae,” Jim Otis, looks after the department of ! luu, fancy and literature. Tho Journal of Com ; inerco continues to devote a column per diem to : tho uso of old fogy subscribers, who have some j communications to impart to the world of a , startling nature concerning church matters, mu- | uicipal affairs, the streets, the ferries, and tho J tariff. This latter topic will bo the death of tho j editors some day ; it has killed very hale men i in its prime. As for tho Courier, that continues tho blanket sheet par excellence. For stowing ; nvvay under spring carpets, housewives consider it invaluable ; while somo mothers importune j their husbands to fetch a copy home to spread . on tho floor for tho babby to play upon. Col. J Webb is said still to vviito vigorously for its col umn,(miud you,in the singular,not its plural.) L nmjso me times reminded by mygroceryman,when 1 purchasing cheese, or somo portable articlo ca pable of being wrapped up, that such papers as the Sun, Morning Star and National Democrat, ure in existence. Now that Col. Fuller is ii” more troubled with tho keys of the Xatioual Storehouse, at Brooklyn, he will bo able to de vote more time to bis “ Mirror.” The paper has the prestige of name about it, and with more capital in the way of money for a gay printing house, etc. etc., would soon become a very lu crative journal. The Herald find no mourners for Mr. Bennett’s continued absence in Europe. Tho Hudsons prove themselves industrious and agreeable writers; and if the editorials some times box the compass, it is because a few stray pons of James Gordon's have been left about the sanctum. As usual, the printers of this paper are in league with some opthalmio institute.” The Supply aml Consumption of Gold. Tho London correspondent of the National In telligencer has the following abstract of anew treatise on this interesting subject : M. Chevalier, of Paris, has published a most interesting essay upon tho gold question, which has been translated into English, and widely circulated hero. The writer anticipates a fall iu tho value of gold, arising from a supply far exceeding any possible demand. Jle thus con siders the several countervailing causes suggest ed by those who entertain views opposed to his own : “They maintain that there are vast outlet.’ for all the gold which the now mines and gold fields can supply. They rely on tin* l i t that 1 at present several countries are adopting gold as tho basis of their monetary systems, and | the}’ cite the United States of America and Prus sia as examples in point. They lay stress on : tho rapid increase of population) consequent on \ the protracted peace the world enjoys, and ar gue that this increase of population willnocessi tate a corresponding demand for coin, and for | tho luxuries and ornaments to which gold is ap- ! plied. They remind us that now States and j settlements are being founded in regions which have hitherto, like Australia, been doomed t • solitude. Wo are told of countries still burbar ous, like tho central provinces of the Russian , Empire, which are awakoning to civilization and of others in decadence, like Turkey, which : nro being restored to high civilization. Lastly, \ they rely on the general march of progress j throughout the world, which is augmenting the comforts of mankind, and multiplying and ex- j tending the refinements of luxury. The iuovi- i table consequence, it is contended, must be a progressive increase of consumption of precious metals in general, and of gold in particular.” Admitting tho proscnco of these causes, the author proceeds to attempt some estimates of j their power. He calculates that tho United | States may absorb £20,000,000. To Russia ho “allows a wide margin,” and estimates her ad ditional want of another £20,000,000. As for Turkey, Australia and her dependencies, Cali fornia, Oregon, and the several regions of Cen tral America, wo shall exceed all the bounds of possibility if wo suppose,-for tho sake of argu ment, (what does appear to me a great exagge ration,) that during tho next ton years” they in ay absorb for their metallic circulation £lO,- 000,000. Ou the subject oi tho precious metals employed iu articles of luxury, M. Chevalier | furnishes somo curious particulars, showing | clearly that “the increase in tlio manufacture of j articles of silver and gold is very slow.” On | tho whole tho total quantity of silver employed ; in tho manufacture of articles of luxury is rath er diminishing than increasing. As for gold its j consumption has only begun to rise within the ; last few years. No year subsequent to 1800 ; has ever reached tho figure ol 1826, which i was 8,405 ounces. The extra quantity of gold! required for coinngo to keep pace with the rn- j pid increase of population in Europe, “in ten < years might possibly amount to 60,000 kilo- j grammes,” something more than £8,000,000. i The amount of these now outlets the author cai culates as follows : Kilogrammes. For additional coin in countries adopt ing gold for thoir country 600,000 For the requirements of the art*, jew | dry, *e. 80,000 | For the increasing population 60,000 i j In all, in ton years 740,000 i He thus estimates the production of gold dui* j ing the next ten years : “Wo have seen that, on the lowest estimate, ; the annual increase of production, as compared with 1847, is 160,000 kilogrammes. In ten ! years it would amount to 1,600,000 kilogrammes. If we deduct therefrom tho abovo exaggerated ; estimate of 740,000 kilogrammes for new out j lets, thore would still remain a clear suplus of 860,000 kilogrammes, worth about three mil j lions of francs of our present coinage, or ono j hundred and twenty millions sterling. This j I surplus,which might be limited for the first three | or four years, ou account of the metallic drain. 1 created by tho United States and Russia,would .-well rapidly thereafter, and would go on in creasing alter tho first period of ten years had | expired. “W'c may, therefore, anticipate the arrival on tho general market of a larger quantity of gold than can find a market at the present value of that metal. Iu other words, wo may look for a fall.” The extent of the gold fields, and the proba bility of gold being soon obtained from tho quartz rock itself, seems to M. Chevalier to pre clude any possibility of the speedy exhaustion of the present supplies. iiuudoa Post Oaicc. Once more tho Post Office needs to be enlarg ed. When the present structure was completed twenty four years ago, it was believed that it | was then largo enough to meet the business of the department for a century to come. But we have quickened all iho wheels of life in n most wondrous way since 1529. Men esteemed wi in their generation were then laughing at the enthusiasts who dreamt of ocean steamers ami sagely sneering at tho idea of a locomotive en gine. Electric lights—electric telegraphs—half penny steamers—penny postage were unconceiv ed ; nav, a leading Review about that liiuo de clared that none but an idiot would think of al lowing himself to bo shot along at a rate of fifteen miles an hour. The labors of tho Post Office now, and in 1829, are scarcely compara ble. In 1840 if was said with an expression of wondering surprise that 40,000 letters left Lon don daily—and tho entire number passing through the office amounted to 76,000,000 per annum. The next year, ht tho reduced rate, they more than doubled; and every year tho increase has risen higher and higher. During the last six years the average iuerea.se amounts ! to no less tintn 2GO,0()0 letters and 1 1,000 news papers daily. It is estimated that the number of loiters which will pass through the General Post Oflico in the present year w ill be about 95,- 000,000 —the newspapers nearly 2,000,000 — over and above the numbers which passed through it in 1846, though tho reduced postage law hud then been in operation for some years. What a striking expression of tho national pro- ! gress and its literary activity! —London Athen- i ixum. Slilp Timber For Frauce. Capt. Lucas, an agent sent out by tho Gov ernment of France, is now here, wishing to receive proposals for the furnishing nnddoliver cry of 1,000 cords of white oak per month, saw j ed and split, suitable for cooper stuff, and 7,000 j knees for vossols—to bo delivered at any point !on the Canal and Railroad. The timber is to j bo transported by the Canal to Alexandria, j and shipped at that port direct for France. l)r. i R. S. AloKaig has accepted tho agency lbr ! sbippiug the same, lie will convey it to Alex ! undriaia his line of Canal boats, and contract : with other parties for its conveyance to France. I He expects to ship six hundred tons per week j from Cumberland, and send out one ship load j per month to France. This will take nn iin | nienso amount ot our most valuable timber, and many an acre that is now clothed with a super abundance of trees will be entirely divested. Timbered land commanded heretofore but a j nominal value, but as the finer qualities of lum ber are nowin great demand for boat and ship building, the lands must take a rise. Those I holding them will eventually obtain large prices I fur their possessions. Cumberland (J ld.) Telegraph. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, FOB 1853, GEO. S. NICIIOLS . , HAS cully recently returned from Hit jfj/nXew York, where he fins been selecting : i (land liming made up his Spring an.l Lj Li Summer Ci -thing, and invites bri friends and customers to look at the following winch are good | and fashionably made and offered on reasonable terms, i Men’s Clothing. 75 Men's Blue,Blaek. Frock and Press Coats’, 750 do. Cashmerct, l>rnp D’Ktc. Merino, Alpaca,Tweed Planter’s Linen, Cream Linen, Grass Linen Frock and Sark Coats. 250 Merino, Alpaca, Linen Drill and Cotton Round j Jackets. 750 Fancy Silk, Satin, Alpaca, Linen, AVliitc and Fig'd Mar.-eillcs Vests, 0(H) \\ into and Fuucy Colored Shirt? nil qualities. 350 Undershirts and Drawers, do do Boys’ Clothing. As notice was given that I would go largely into the Boys’Clothing, l would inform llm'.u that l have tho largest assortment in one Store in the South, and will • lie sold cheap and at ono price. 500 Boys’ Frock Gouts. and Sacks of uil kinds and , quality. 700 Boys’ Bound Jacket? .f great variety. I 550 do. Oassinieie, Drilling, Alpuras, Dra) D’F.L I Pants. I 500 do. Silk,Vulcu iu and Marseilles A oats,great va riety, 1 250 do. White andCol'd. Shirts, from sto 16 years ! old. 1 75 Small Children’s Suits, Kilts, and little Sacks, as- I sorted. Also a good supply of Boys’ Drawers, hi fact a com- : j plc.sc outfit for Hoys of tiny age at a mom'eut’a notice. I Fancy Articles. Handkerchiefs. Cravats, Stocks. GL.vey, Suspenpcrp. Money Belts, Children's Belts. Combs. Brush:.:', Nock- ! I ties, Port Mouuis, Card Cases. Collars, Umbrellas,Sateh- I els,Carpet bags. Ostrich Feather Dusters, Coat Links \ Shouider Braces,Caps, Ac., Ac. Those in want will. 1 now find a full assortmentgif the above at tho Cloth- • j ing Store, No. 150 and 00, Gibbons’ Range. mar 25 j IMPROVED EXTRA SIZE SEIDLITZ POWDERS. f I MIF.SB Powders are prepared expressly for the ro -1 tail trade, from superior imported materials, ami i aro warranted full weight Seidlitz Powders, (when ne- ; I eurotuly prepared, as those uro warranted to be) are j held in the highest, estimation for their peculiar vir- j i tues in giving relief where there is indigestion, heart- 1 1 burn.or bilious affections prevailing; and when used uc ! cording to the directions, form an effervescing, uperi j cut draught, more agreeable, yet possessing all the : ! medicinal properties of tho much c.-*<*eued Boidlitz 1 ; Springs in Germany. By W. U . LINCOLN, j mar 24 Monument Square. * OS \ .V. I! uG i • ‘ >t 1 in (> 11 i■ ; r , from Plan tors Factory, in -tore. For sale by fob 21 BKIGIIAM, lv ELLY A CO. j SEED POTATOES.- MO hbri prime Plant ing Potatoes, landing from brig A. Dunbar. For ; age by (jan 29) HUNTER A GAM M ELL. ItOOKS-1 BOORS!—Life of Mary Stuart; forming ) the third volume of Miss Agnes Strietland’a Lives of tho fiuoonsof Seotlnnd and English I’rincosses con nected with the Regal Succession. Anew supply of Family Bibles. Polyglot and Pocket , Bibios in a variety of bindings,which will be sold cheap ; at tho Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, mar 19 Xo. 185 Congress st. MOLASSES. —lot) hhds. prime Cuba, and 75 bids prime Now-Orleans, for sale by apr l M. J. GILBERT. IyUTTEIt CHEESE.-—A fresh supply of iu • y ter and Cheese, per steamer Alabama. For sa\ at tho Emporium by apr 6 SEABORN GOOD ALL. ; !)U'f TER K) kegs for sale l*v > .inn 31 H. J. GILBERT. V r K W ORLIS ANS fJUG AR. —39 lihds. just re ! is) reived, and for sale by j apr 13 ‘ SEABORN GOODALL. ; iTareoes. Plain, 11 ured, and Satin : ped | _|_> Baroges. For sale by j adr 13 KEMPTON & TERSTILLE. MOSQUITO NETTING.—fOpos. Mosquito Net ting, 50 Bobinett Netting. For sale by I npr 13 KEMPTON k VERSTILLE. , j rrTRUSSES.—HuII h. Marsh’s,and Remhart’sTru- < s ’ I also, fine French and common Trusses, In every : variety, for t nlo hv JOHN Jt MOGREAOo., mn f 17 Gibbon:.’Building*-. SAVANNAH, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 5, 1853 TIME IS MONEY. Dispatch is a Recommaudation which is Im portant to Builders and Contractors. _ * THE Subscriber is now ].re pared with a auf fivieut force of Workmen,to do four times the amount of Tin Roofing, of any Establishment in tho City of Savannah in the same apace of time, and ca:i give reference to numerous Hoofs laid by him, which tho public can inspect, i can cover u Medium sized Dwelling House, and put up Gutters and Conductors, complete in the space of 10 hours. AH Roofs warranted in point of Workmanship, uud prices us low as prudence dictates. I am also, fitting up Wator Works in House-:, which ] in point of Style and Workmanship, luw never been ‘ practised in this City. AU work done under my iuuuo diate inspection. I respectfully ask a continuanco of the patronage, wliieli has been so liberally bestow. . 1 on me since my j commencement in business, and will endeavor to mer- ! it aeentiauftneo oftlic same. JOHN J. MAURICE, ‘ ; ’ ’ 16 aud 12 Bamar l-stro ■; J I* A i'F. XT MEDICI.VES. JUdwuy s Ready Belief. Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, Aver’s )§L Cherry Pectoral, Daley’s Magieul Pain Extrac t"r. Me A Mister’s Ointment. II ‘land's German Bitters, MofTutt’s Pills, Kowund’s lvulydor for the Com S ploxion, Rowland's Tonic Mixtures, celebrated tor the euro of Chills and Fever; Rowland’s Telegraphic Piles and various others iu general use; Turlington’s Bui ’ Falmstock’s and Jaynes’ Vermifuge and Dead Bint. A full supply of all Iho late iopular patent Medicines, received per steamer and for sale by JNQ. A. MA • IJLA.CKWOOD’S MAGAZINE, for i ruary rceoeiveil by 8. 8. SIBLEY, war 3 135 Congress-street. \ BAZIN’S superior Toilet articles, comprising • Soaps. Pomatums,etc. Just received, and for .sub- : . [apr 9j J. E. DkFORD, Apothecary’s Hall. and UTRATE t)F MA:\EBIA.—An agreoable re- i x_ > lrigeraut and laxative for the Summer, for sale by J. E. DeFi )RD, Apothaoaries’ EIEIL | l PlNs’ u’lliri-:ii'LU\T. - A mperior articlo I J just received. SPENCER Cl RRELL A rt, feb 25 154 Congress st. Gibbons’ Building. n\ M ASK.- s 1 and 10-1 brown and bleached Linen Tuble Damask; S-I, 8-10 and 6-12 Damask ‘fable Cloths; Dam ask Napkins, Breakfast and Tea Doyles. For sale by apr 11 ‘ KEMPTON & VERSTILLE. 1 JUST Received from Philadelpliia.Gents ;lne Put.. Leather Pumps and line Call Boots ami Shoes. Please cull and see them, for sale by i mar 22 \YM. HEIDT. Gibbons’ Building. V Rlß’ rONIC, or Fovor and Ague M 1A a certain and speedy cure for Fever and Ague,and warranted to cure. For sale by apr 18 J. E. DsFolU), Apothecaries’ Hall. / IIIOICE TUSCAN Oil..—A superfine Salad Oil. V. selected oxpres&ly for this market,just received per Philadelphia steamer, and for sale by apr 18 VV. W. LINCOLN, Monument.sqr. j | )KCE!VED by Schr. Vir inia and otlier vos 1 i sels, 250 Canal or Tray Barrows, 50 Corn Ploughs; 2> John Riche’s Cast Iron Beam Ploughs, 4 do/.. ; Double and Single Whillletrees, 1 do/., kegs Pat. Rail- 1 road Car Grease. For sale by apr 11 C. 11. CAMPFIELD. | / ’ R APES, BAI.-i: S, FI Cl RR \\ I- & \ I Just received per cteaiucr. 5 kegs Grapes: 10 bxs. i 10 half do.. 10 qr. do. new Raisins; 1 cask Smyrna Figs; I 2 casks Currants. Also, a fresh supply of Pecan, j Hickory, Brazil, Filberts, English Walnuts, Almonds, i &i\. ‘ GKO. ALEX ANDER, jan 10 Corner Bull und Congress sts. I lAACON, LARD, &c. - 1 ) 10 hlids new Shoulders, It) do di> Hums, 5 do do Lard, landing from Steamer State of j ! Georgia, and for sale by HUNTER A GAM M ELL. MALAGA < Received . per steamer Florida, 5 kegs Malaga Grapes, In boxes Oranges, 10 bbls Pippin Apples, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Dates. Citron, Almond*, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER. fi bd; Cor. Bull and Congrc*sts.. Monument sq. | 1 , r l\Eti AR. -D) iibis. pure Cider \ inegar. and lo ! \ biffs. White Wine Vinegar, just landed from i steamship State of Georgia, for sole bv mar 22 E.W.BUKER. \T K\Y HOOK:4-Clara Morelat nl; or Adventures ; in the far South west, by Emerson Bennett. Mary Price: or Adventures of a Servunt-muid, by G. W. M. Reynolds. | No. 14 of Barn urn’s illustrated News. Christian Review for April. Received a further supply of My Novel, and Lofty and Lowly, iu cloth and paper binding, apr 6 ‘ J. B. CUBBEDGE. i>CTT EH : ill ITER!! --Frosh'supplieslanding ) per steamer. Strictly Prime Goshen Butler, Fair do do, Low-priced do do. mar 30 WM.G. DICKSON. SOMETHING VEBY HANDSOME? Huts for Small aud Large Hoys. tTIIE Laities of Savannah have long wanted to I get somctliiug very pretty for their Children in j : hi’ [way of HATS. They enu now find surhar | tides at the Clothing Store, No. 69 and 150 Gibbon’s j j range, where I am now receiving Panamas, Leghorns, i 1 t'hiuaand Diumre Pearl, Campedia.Rutland and Can- : i m Straw, and Palm leaf—all neatly trimmed, to lit. I . Boys from one to fifteen years oM. Call and see. mar lit) GKO. S. NICIIOI.S. iyowDits a— Ritle, Sporting aud Plantation Pw tier, iu wholes, half and quarter kegs, just receiv and and for sale I>y [mar 11) E. LOVELL. Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales, j (Improved in quality and reduced in price.) adapted to every required operation of weighing—as Railroad : Scales for trains or single cars, in uso ou the principal railroads in the United States aud Great Britain; wan hoimc S ale.-; heavy portable Seales, on wheels, for Foundries. Rolling Mills. &e.; hay and coal Scales, Ac. Those Scales have been long known and severely test • and, and tho universal confidence felt in the accuracy and perfect adjustment is such, that they are now re garded as the standard, from which their is no appeal, i For sale iu all their varieties bv PII! I.BRICK & BELL. i set 25 Agents iu Savannah. O PRING AND SI MMKR GOODS.—The undor ii signed is now receiving his stock of Spring and j .Summer Goods, to which ho iuvites the attention of j purchasers. SPENCER CUKRKLL. AgL, feb 23 No. 151 Congrcss-st., Gibbons’ Building. i)OOKS J B'MKS! B')()KB!—Harry Muir: a sto > ry of a Scottish Chief, by the author of Mrs. Mar j gnret Maitland, Mcrkland, &c. The Ranger of Ravonstream; by Newton M. Curtis, i author of Patrol of the Mountain, Scout of the Silver Pond. Haunted Chief, or the Female Banditti, &c ; Harper’s Magazine for April. Putnam's Magazine, containing answers to the Bour- j , bon question. Blackwood’# Magazine for March. Gleason’s Pictorial. ’ Baruum’ftlllustrated News. For suleat tlo BookEtoro of S. 8. SIBLEY. | mar 30 No. 185 Congrcss-st. ItLAYOIiI :v <; I; X iUAC rs i rill’s, and Wright & Meakin's Extracts of Rose, \ uuilla, Lemon, Strawberry, Nutmeg. Bitter Almond, j Banana, Jurzoncll, Pour, Ac. For rale by JOHN B. MOORE A 00. (lIDRR-2Ubbls voi. superior Cider. Sr bottling j For sale by BIUGIIAM, KELLY & CO. apr 13 IjiURGUNDY. Just roceiviid, 25 boxes Qoauhe > Burgundy, a fine article; for sale by 1 jan 26 A. BON AUD M. frendeSgast & CO., HAVE just received at tin ir new M holesalo and Retail Cash Dry Goods Store, 176 Broughton st., I nearly opposite St. Andrews ILdl. West side, I case gentlemen’s superior AY bite Kid Gloves. fob 17 SR---4 Ws.~fo7si. I TUST RECEIVED— ! *y 10 kogs Butter, 1 lbs. for sl. 10 kegs Goshen Butter, 3; { lbs. for sl. —AND— -15 kegs strictly prime Butter. 3 lbs. for sl. ! Landing per schooner Triumph— -3) Imitation English Cbceso,rich and fine flavor. .J boxes mild rich Northern Cheese, i For sale at DICKSON’S, ; mar 9 Cor. Whitnkcr-st. and Brough t on-lane. ‘•:aPS. ROUTE AND GUIDEBOOKS, &C.~ (1 ALTON’S Routo and Guide Book through the Uni j ted States and Canada, containing the routes and ; dlstancßß on the great line of travel by Rail roads. Stage I roads, Canals, Lakes and Rivers, accompanied with u large and accurate map—26 X3O inches. Colton's Map of the United Sates of America, im lud ing the British Provinces, Mexico, tho West Indies and Central America .with a part of New Grenada and Ven ezuela, 33 X 40 inches. Pocket Maps of Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, and Kentucky—A new assortment just received and for sale by 8. 8. SIBLEY, jan 28 No. 135 Congress-street. BAY WATER. —A superior article from the Isl and of St. Thomas, for sale by apr 15 J. E. DkFORD, Apothecaries* Hall. IXKE.SII GUM DROPS.—Lemon and Raspberry Gum Drops, manufactured by Cbauvecu; just received per Philadelphia steamer, and for sale by apr £ W W LINCOLN, Monument s MODKUATE-IMPARTIAL—XNDKPKKDi£ NT—JV3T. Business Curbs. j CHABLES E. TEFEI, Counsellor at Law ami Commissioner for Kuod£ Isuvmo, Connecticut, North Carolina, Alabama i and Nkw York. Ofilce, Xo. 70, Day-strcct, Savannah, j jail 2 1 JOHN M. GUEIvARD, ‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW, CommLsloner tor Xew Jersey, 175 Bay .Street, Bai inn mi. G > E. H. BACON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ! Oflico at the Corner of Bay and Whitaker Sts., over fob 9 Swift &. Co.’s Store. LOOK WELL TO YOUR TIME. Sy THE Stbseriber would U” iiilbrm th’- public that ho T-Yt-lv has received anew supply of fine Watch Mu ‘■OtttzSl terials, in the way of Jewels, Cylinders. Springs. Verges, Hands, and all other articles which aro necessary to carry on tho Watch Repairing busi- J ness in all us brunches; anl will say that i am pro- ( 1 pared to set iu perfect order, the finest of all Watches, j ut short notice and reasonable charges. All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Also, have re- j reived a lot of the genuine imported Crystals of Eng- ■ : lish manufacture, which will not break—not easy. Clocks and Jewelry cleaned and repaired. V. W. SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, uov 23 129 Congress-street. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ort 20 MARIETTA, GA. i THUS. T. LUNG, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND 8 >I.'K GEN. E. C. ! A\ ill practice in ull the Courts of tho E i teru Circuit. ’ and tlie Counties of Lowndes, Clinch, Ware and Ap- I pling. in Southern Circuit. Office over U. Mayer, corner Whitaker and Bay | Lane. Omos nov 10 [ MEDICAL NOTICE. D RS. U I O R DO N A C t L L EN, Having associated themsel vt-s in the pract ice of Me dicine and Surgery, respectfully tender their profos- j sional services to tiio citizens of Savannah aud vicinity. ! [ lu cases requiring tho attention of more than onephy- ! ’ sician, the attendance of both can be obtained free of ! ! extra charge. Office on iho corner of West Broad and St. Julicn j Btteets. l v nuv lo 1,;'.. WILBHAN, Having settled pennaueuLly in Savannah, respect- J fully offers to its citizens his services iu tho general | practice of Medicine and Surgery. Residence und Office No. 20 Abercorn street, near I the corner of South Brood streot. Hours of consultation from $ til! 10 o'clock* A. M.. , and ft*>m tiil SP. M. if n 9 DX. M. C. HEAL-). Ofliee Cor. Broughton A Drayton Sts., upon natural TEETH, und replace i 1 1“•''* which are lost, from ono to an I Double Set. AU work warrant- ! lodto be durable. Extracting performed with care and j i skill. Charges moderate. Tooth-ache cured. Exam- j naton and advice gratis. lv mar 2 , . Dili kOYALL& JOHNSOiN, I) E X TISTS, i Office car. St. JiUU n st. ami Market Stfrc | over .S’. Wihwd's jewelry store. I Office hours from Sto 2 o'clock, and from 3to 6. ! mar 11 <• on J AMES McHENRY, INSUU A X C K 15 K O lv K li A X 1> X O TA RY PUISLIC. I Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad- | justed. Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn.— I Papers prepared whereby to vocover losses from Ainu rican or British Underwriters. au<l attention given to | all matters connectetl with Shipping and Insurance. No. 118 Bay street, opposite tho front of the Custom i 1! Mise. ly nov 8 S. Z. MURPIIY, WIIEELWIIIGIIT BLACKSMITH, NO. 92 ST. JUIJAN STREET, H side us the Market. Xivami th. sr¥ Carriages made and repaired at short notice, nfcy* and at reasonable prices. jan 27 I.v a JAMES B. FXDLEB, Dealer and Importer of VV niches, . Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, Ac. No. 12, So. 2d Street, Philadelphia, Pa. s.-j.t n ly JOHN ANTROBUS. GPZESk PORTRAIT. LANDSCAPE AND ANIMAL PAINTER St. Andrew’s Hall,corner of Broughton and mar 5J Jefferson streets. I m CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH 1 SCHOOL. ‘■ \. HOLCOMBE, 11 “ * ll •** trcct, near lit t Wf Park. ClskJr („ (, 1 3tw Gin os ! BANNING’S IMPROVED BRACE. ! DR. S. ti. PANCOST, Dentist, no. 150 naoi;oiiTo.N st., Having made arrangements with the manufacturer | of the above valuable Ohlrurgicad Instrument, will ! supply all applicants, uiihor al whulcsido or retail. A female well qualified to fit the Brace will be in \ attendance upon Ladies, and. if desired, will waitupon j t hem at their residences. N. it.—Orders from Physicians in tho country will \ be promptly attended to. april 7 j Si Hi DARBY, FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CUTTER, I CongrcHH St., Offers his M'i'vieoH lo the chi/.eus of Savannah, and respectfully soli, its a share of their patronage. He has no doubt of giving satisfaction to nil who may fa vor him with an order for cutting or making tho most fashionablu garment. ’ dec 13 DANIEL CBOMLAY, FASHION ABLE BOOT M AKER: I Coruor ol Broughton and Bull Sts. f’i’ilE Subscriber desires to inform tho public, that lie lues arrived l'rmn Charleston, and lias opened as abovo, where they arc prepared - to execute orders for B j.is of the finest finish and style, und equal, if not superior, to any heretofore j offered to tho public. He has many friends in this | State who have been liis patrons in Charleston, and 1 in* solicits from them and the public a call and a trial. ! nov 8 ly | OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! OYSTERS 1 '! ! THE undersigned will furnish Gyslcrs ! f O jJ of the finest quality, cilher opened or in the shell, fresh from Thuuderljolt every : morning. Parties, private families, ho tels and eatuig houses, furnished at their respective I j places, by leaving orders at ills residence, or at Mr. G. I i Bronson’s Grocery and Fruit Store, near the market. ! N. P.—Having a regular supply everyday, all onlers 1 will be attended to with promptness aud dispatch, j Orders from the country must be attended with the I Csh or city reference. JAS. OLIVER. Agl. j ’ ec 2 ts rjfflßTY HOUS STRIKE LEVS £ CLOCKS. JEWELED. , THESE Clocks are constructed (at confide- Mra bio extra expense - ) with a particular rn gattl to durability, the most .serious objec tion to the lover—the wearing of tho points of tho balance shaft and screws, the conse fiUMit increase of friction and decrease in motion after I running a short, time—beiug obviated by the use of a I piffishedstoue jewel, straight pivot or boariugs,instead 1 ol’ jKiiuts to tho balance shaft. They are cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frames, and warranted to be as perfect timc-kcopert* as J Hie best aro in uso. For sale at the Jewelry Btore, 129 Congress-st.. fob 5. j JUST RECEIVED • ! 1 • iCptl u ■ burgs, to be sold very low. M. PREXDERGAST A CO., 17S Broughton-st., opposite St. Andrew's Hall, fob 28 West side I A DIP WICKS.—I *t() gross of Solar, Astral and : j Lard Wick a, for cale ny apr 2 JNO. B. MOORE A GO., Gibbons Buildings. i | J)ICKLES. —In barrels and half barrels, put in vine j I gar, ready for use. Just received, and for sale by mar 23 SEABORN GOODALL. j i)HILA DELPHIA ILF. \M bbls in pint and quart, battles, iu fine order and ; for sale by [in or 26] A. BON AUD. i I>.Vl’l'U.'. Jus! r.eei. mpoite I Pattes with Trusses, I doz. Torrinc dc Foia Gras I TrutTe. I do Pattos De BeensrinesTruffc. 1 do Pattes Dr ,irodrcaux Trulfe, Ido Pattos Fois Gras. For sale by ( mar 26 A. BON AUD, ; I)ER1 ERA , SOAFB French, German, und American, warranted genu j inc, and imported. For sale by J. K. DkFORD, [ mar 31 Apt luvnri.-s’ Hall. KOWLAND*B KALYDOIL—This celebrated .preparation for improving and beantlfylng the ; complexion, eradicating all cutaneous eruptions, and rendering thepkin soft , fair and blooming—warranted , the genuine article—ls for sale bv JOHN it. MOOBE* CO , * mar 12 Gibbon?* Building Bnoiucss Qiaric. W£ - L3 & OURR, I Factors and Commission itlcrchantu, No. 91 B.\y-stroet, Savannah, Ga. 1 L. W.’Wxlu, Savannah. L. M. Durr, Columbus j mar 1 ly J. S. DERBY, House and SignPalntcr, Guilder, Gla zier and Paper Hanger* No. 21 McDonough and 82 Porry-sts. Orders will moot with prompt'uttoution and be oxu i cutod iu tho best m&uuur. feb 7 STUROES & HAMPTON: General Cominisaion Merehants for Lumber, Ac. Ac. Oflico No. 76 Bays treat. Savannah. REFERKNCU3. Messrs. T. N. Poulain & Son, Hand. Williams & Cos., Davis, Kolb .v Fanning, W. S. A X. 11. Roberts, Bel cher Jt Hollingsworth, H m. Andrew J. Miller, Col, John MilUdge—Augusta, Ga. I >lessrs. Hand, Williams & Wilcox—Charlestou. i Messrs. Hunter A G&mmell, and Lr. H. L. Byrd—3u i vannah. Ga. j feb 9 6in os BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Purrl*lt, Dunning A Blears* Publishors, Booksellors and Stationers, 30 North Fourth-st., Philadelphia. n AY K Constantly ou hand every article suited to the business of the country merchant and Book | seller: and are also prepared to make up every kind ! nf blank aud printed work which may be ordered. Ciias. D. Parish, Richard 0. B. Dun.vi.no, sept 9 ly llk.vry D. Mkars. J. & C. McDERMOT. Contractors and Builders, [ Corner Montgomery and Gaston Sts., j Will execute all kinds of Carpautor and Steaml>oat j work at short notice. ly jan 11 A. SHORT. MASTER BUILDER. | Will take contracts for Building und Working Ma- I sonry ul every description. Residence, first door west 1 ut’St. Andrew's Hull, Broughton-struet. oct 30 i J. J. MAURICE. T 1 X UO o F K n, j The subscriber Is prepared to lay Tin Roofs on cor i red priudples. and, from 16 years’ experience, feels os ’ surod he ean give satisl'actiou. Prices very low. Best j reference given. fob 18 ■ . made t r i HULL & KINO. 1 FACTORS, COMMISSION \n*i FORWARDING MER CHANTS. Xo. 17‘4 Cay st., Savannah* Ga. oct 9 ly POET & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERBIIANTS, Savuunuh, Ga. llknry R. Four, T. K. Dunuam. i oct 12 _J _ 4y P. JACOBS. | SEGAR .VXD TOBACCO STORK, Bull Street. (Signof the Big Indiun,) NEAR M i.NUMKNT SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GA. i N. B.— Keeps constantly on hand Spanish, Half I Spanish, and American Segura, at wholesale and retail. I Alsu. Shewing T<ih:i cm. Snuff. Ac. Jttno 1 KINCHLEY, LOCKETT & GJ. COM M IS.SION MERCIIA XTS, Xo. 7 5 15 a y-at. * Savan naL* Gn. • K. V. KINCIII.UV. t. LOCKETT. A. THOMAS. nov 8 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. MRS. DOE, No. 17 BARNARD STREET. _ Takes this method of informing tho Ladies of Savannah and y'-, kd’ cinlty. that she has on hand | (und will be constantly receiving i a large and fu.-hiouahlc assortment of Bon- i ! nets. Ribbons. Caps, Flowers, Buttons, Combs, Man- , tillas. Straw Trimmings, etc., ote. 1 I*. S.—All orders from tho country promptly atten- ‘ : dod to. ('mo 1 cl 26 V. W. SKIFF, i j |ip jql 129 Congress st.. Savannah. j j|,,. Jd3 - Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, and warranted. j 7 K. COHEN & CO., NO. 140 BROUHHTON ST.. Xext to I. W. Morrell Al Co.’s Furni ture Store* Are daily receiving large additions to their much ad- , ! mired and cheap stock of DRY GOODS. j -of the Newest und most Fashionable Styles,’’acknowl- j edged l>y all to be ! ! -CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.” * Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assortment j j in our line, and we are determined to make this the i -Real Cheap Store of Savannah,” by selling Retail at | Wholesale Prices. Soliciting a continuation of the pa . t milage so kindly extended us, we respectfully invite j nil to rail and he satisfied. Planters will find it to their interest to ex promo our No trouble to show Goods.. may 28 A CARD fi The undersigned having re opened with an ! 40 entire New Stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS Sft and— FANCY ARTICLES. I At No. 139 South Side of Broughton-st., formerly Walker's Marble Yard. j is now ready to furnish any thing iu liis Line, at the shortest notice. . . soda Water | mado in Ida own peculiar way. sent to any part of the j | city, ami always to be had at tho store, in the highest I I state of perfection. Proscriptions put up with earn und dispatch. i) J’ Tin* Subscriber having served ‘ the public long and faithfully, respectfully solicits a I ! share of patronage. I mar 3 lv THOMAS RVERSON. Agent. j NEW WATCH, CLOCK, JEV/ELIIY, AND FANCY STORE, Xo. 14.8 Brougliton-st., • .MR. FRANCIS STEIN, Manufacturer of j i /'TyX Chronometers, Clocks. Town Clocks, Ac , &<•.. i ’ • respcclfully informs liis customers and tho ! llj’ ‘V9 public generally that lie lms fitted up the Store 1 IS Broughton-st., where he intends to make a permanent location, and carry on the Jewelry business i iu its various branches. Watches, Clocks, Town Clocks, : Chronometers, Jewelry, &c., Accleaned and repaired j with dispatch and warranted. New fashion Jewelry und Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at the lowest | prices possible. ! N. B.—Any Watch. Clock. Ac., that cannot he re i paired by other watchmakers, 1 pledge myself shall I lie repaired by nlc to satisfaction and warranted. nov 4 lv FRANCIS STEIN. 1> A ESINS.--LOO whole, half, and qr. boxes prime L Bunch Knisius, for sale bv fob t C HIEN A TARVER. nECKE Il’S Self-rising Patent Flour, (6 uud 12 lb. packages.) Also, Yeast Powders, Super. Curb. Soda, and Cream Tartar. A full supply of the above articles received per steamer Florida, for sale, uLCasu Pricks, by fob 16 XV. O. DICKSON, it MOST INDIA RESERVES —4 cases Preserves* V V by steamer Flo. , iu, und for sale by J mark A.'BON AUD. NEW BOOKS.—Punch’s Prize Novelists; the Fat Contributor, and Travels in London —Appleton’s ! Library. I Agatha’s Husband, a novel by the author of “The j Ogilvies,” Ac. ! The Three Pirates, or the Cruise of the Tornado, by I Harry Hazel, author of-Yankee Jack,” Ac. j Tho Spitfire: a Nautical Romonco, by Capt. Chamier, J ; author of-Ben Braro,” ic. Graham's Magazine, for April. 1 Godey’s Lady’s Book “ j Peterson's Ladies’ Magazine do do. ! Bamum’s Illustrated Nows, No. 12. Received by m . j, n i u bred i I 7II#UID EXTRACT OF BEN A sesses the active properties of Henna in a ooucen I tratod form,and is a mild aud pleasant purgative. Just wived for sale by WM W LINCOLN. Monomcnl s M . I> \! i’ 1.8, .im t roceivi and a ft*osh supply of imported Pattos, witli Trusses. viz : l i]oy,i*u Tcrrine De Fois Gras Tuffes 1 do Pattos Do ltecassiucs d°. 1 do do Do Perdroaux do. 1 do do De Fois Gras for sally. A. IJONAUD, ! mar 23 corner of Bay and WhiUkor-sis. | I'X< EL.SIOH ORKIB m.NTlKßtUl..—rru- j j pared by A. A: J. Ramsay. This Dentifrice imparts i j to tho gums a beautiful and liealthy appearance, re moves tartar from the tooth, affords an agreeable fra- ‘ ; grance to the breath, and cleanses artificial teeth. For 1 ! sale 3‘ 25 cents per bottle l>v JOHN R. MOORE A CO, Gibbons Building". ‘ 1) 4 GOI NG. 39 bales Bulging.ln ‘‘tore and fig i > r :dc pv apr !’ RHIGIIAM. KEI.T.V AC • TIN WARE ! TIN WAKE ! ! I HAVE on hand and am constantly manufacturing { TIN WARE, of every variety and quality, wl> . j sale aud retail, to wljich I would invito the inspcc- ‘ tiou of the public—feeling assured that I cau give set- ! iafactiou both ns regard quality und price Also. Brass Kettles; Brass, Iron, Enameled and Tin- j ned Sauce Pans, Frying Pans ; HmootlUng Ir <ji-. Fire • Dogs; Iron Pots, Ovens and Spiders, Tea Kettle-, | i Gridirons; Waffle Irons: Table Cutlery; Brass <’and e- 1 sticks; Snuffers: Tea and Dinner Bells. Also Glass and ! Brfttanin Fluid Larips, end many articles too uuner- ! cus to mention. Call and see. march 5 J. J. MAURICE. CAilPi:. AND n.OOil CLOTH WAP.EHOLSK ! Curtains, Curtain Goods* &c. No. 150 Congress and 67 St. Julion-stroets. I THE subscriber knowing that the citizens l of Savannah have foil a croat interest in the establi.-l.ing of a CARPET WAREHOUSE in this city, and being aware that many have been await ing tho completion of ihu New store, so that they could make their selection ox the various articlesPw furnish ing their houv-s, would respectfully inform the public generally that lie will this day oponthe most eonqilete ‘ assortment of all the various styles of goods usually kept iu similar establishments. The stock of the differ ent departments will consist, in part, of the following Goods, ‘i/: Carpet Department. Itoyal Velvet Tapestry Brussels, Mocet Brussels, Brusels, Velvet, Tapestry and Brin . ’.s f<r s uirs. ply. Superfine. Fine, and Common Ingrain. I‘laln and Twilled Venetian for stairs, halls, i.t . Drug/ -ts 7-1, 12-4 and lt> - 4 in width, of every variety ol patterns, Hearth Rugs, Parlor and Stoop Mats. Tablesand Piano Covers, Silver and Brass Oval and Octagon Stair Rods, Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, from 1 to 8 yards, for halls, dining rooms, steamboats, saloons, otc.; Rosewood. Mahogu . ny and small figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-1. 5-1 , and, G-4 wide: Figured India Rubber Cloth for stairs. Curtains. .Silk and Worsted Damask DcLuine. Worsted and Linen Damask DcLuine, Figured and I'lain Damasks, variety of colors. W hite and buff for Shades. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, und White and t} -Id. entirely new style. Cord, loops, Tns- ‘ sels. with ail the various Trimmings for Curtains and 1 Shades. Gilt Corni cos. Bands, l<oops and Pins, of the greatest variety and patterns, of the latest importation—all of which will bo sold.ut wholesale or retail.on the most liberal terms. WM. H. GUI ON. Audit, nov 9 150 Congress and 37 St. duller. APOTHECARY’S II ALL. South East Corner of Broughton and llai'iianl-strcct r, Sav uaniilr, (in. o THE Subscriber would most re: peotfully in Lrm tb • cituensof Savannah, :i:.d the sutwnniHi- XM ing country, that lie luw taken tin* stoi c situated ns above, where he is now opening a full und SELECT STOCK OF DRUG3* MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PKll | fumery, Fancy Articles. Dye Stuffs, GLASS- W A RE, Ac. Ac., Wide he offers to the public at wholesale and retail, • t.ii such terms ns cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. , both us regards price and quality. Every article lie offers for sale has been selected by himself within the lust twkmy days, from tho most re j i liable houses in tho northern markets; particular at tention having been paid to their purity and freshness, j • Having hud several years’ experience in the pre scription business in northern and southern cities, he j fed a himself fully prepared to compound all prescrip- I lions and family medicines entrusted to him, with care, ! neatness and dispatch. Prescriptions put up at ull hours of the day and night, by a skilful and competent baud. ; Physicians, Country Merchants and Families, and I nil persons who need or may need pure and genuine | Medicines, or any other article that is goneraJly found in a well regulated Drug Store, urc respectfully invited to cull and examine liis stock before purchasing else ] where, at tho Apothecary's Hall. J. E. DkFORD, | mar 22 ts Druggist und Chemist. TAmOJIIWi&o ’ DIBBLE & CAREY, liras HI MIS, 1 COIIXER BROUGHTON AND WMTAKEK-BTS. Savannah; Ga: : r |MIE SUBSCRIBERS would cull the att- ntion of the i JL citizens of Savannah, to their SPRING STYLES OF .y.L COLORS OF CLOTHS,’ CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. [ Which they uro prepared to manufacture to order, in the neatest and most fashionable styles. Also, their stock f R.ely Miule Clothing, i i all us which h'nvd. been got up in a superior stile n> any ever before offered for sufo iu this market. 1 Thefr sh of FURNISHING GOODS is complete. and well assorted. These Goods will ho sold on the j I most reuaonabe and accommodating terms. mar 26 ts T. W. Me AUTHOR &t CO., (SION OF THE 1)10 CcVfkE pot) WIIOLKSALr AND RF.TAIt. TIN WARE MANUFACTORY AND STOVE WAKE 1500.11. WE have now, uud keep con- m stantly on hand, a full and e:\-jjfcjr4 tensive 8T( M’K. which wo offer on very reasonable forms. |BBMnL Pumps. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Copper and Zinc. Those Pumps arc of simple construct foil, and every | part perfectly fitted—they are so made that they may j be taken apart and access gained to nil the valves with j out taking up the pipes, or even detaching the plat j form, to which the Pump is fastened. ! We are ulsoselliug the celebrated Hack Pattern j Cooking Stove* for wood, which is being very | extensively used in the city und country. Tho suc j cess of this Stove, since its introduction by us. has I been gratifying—nothing has ever been offered to the public for culonary purposes that lias given such geu ■ oral satisfaction. We shall take great pleasure in j allowing this .Stove, whether you purchu.-o of us or ; not, and we think wo can satisfy you that llii’- Btove j is aupurior to any ever offered for sale in this market, mar 21 STORE, NO. 13 BARNARD BT. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, AT THE New Store, No. 1-tO Itrouglt t reel. NYSTYVv WK have just received our stock of , Muslins and Lawns, which, liSAALZfor beauty and neatness cannot be sur- I patweil, and would invite the attention ot the public to the same. As we are determined to suit the most fastidious iu taste, and iu prices, and in styles of GOODS, which arc unequalled in the city. Consisting of Fine French Organdie Muslins, Super, do do do, do do Jaconet do. Super. French uud English Lawns. French ltoho ala Bayadere, of the latest styles in I Muslins and Bareges. ■ Super. Black Lawns and Muslins from 12’ . to 60 cents; fast colors from the celebrated manufacturing house of Mulhouse .t Freres. Fig’d White & Gold Swiss Muslins. M bite limb’d Organdie do. Gol’d. do Muslins, new styles, pi aided... Fine White Dotted Muslins. For side by mar 31 J. 11. COHEN A CO. CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS. O ‘ DOUBLE Refined Crashed Su- r (’ r T gar, Crystalized,Granulated do., |* )Tv 0 ’ B ,V ,,r ’^ltiigr, 1 > riglit CoflVeV^^ Isiwer Grades Brown Sugar. 14 lbs. fur £l. Dark (suitable for servants) Sugar. 17 lbs. for >l. FRESH TEAS—Selected from the latest, imports 1 lions, consisting of:—Extra Ilysou, Extra Fine Gun 1 powder, and Ooolong. Fresh Mustard, Sardines, Pickles, Prorervcs. Sweet Oil, Almonds, fancy boxes Prunes. Brandy. London ; Mustard, Ponchos, Turkey Figs, extra large and fine.) and 20 boxes Raisins (all clusters*- -whole, |\;df uud quarter boxes- Macc, Nutmegs. Spfocs, ,1-r. Just rocifived per sfonuier -2 bbla. Pig Haros; 5” i Smoked Tongues, largo size; 50 Ui l Bologna SHur.ug*: ‘ 2 bhls. Smok*l Beef. For sale ut DICKS* jan 20 <’or. Wliitaker st. and Broughton ln. HOME MANUFACTORY OF Saddles, Bridles andHarneap, IS3 Congretl-Mtrect, Snvnnniia, Ga. /*Y—A The Subscribers manufiic lure and keep constantly on hand, a large Stock of SAD • DLES, BRIDLES, and HAU ; NESS, and make to order any deacriptlon of nrtlcln in | . our line. Our stiK-ic eouu risea also, a large assort incut j j of Trunks. Carpet Bugs. Valoises, Saddle Bags, Whips. ! i Wool and Dray (Jollara, Dray Harness, etc. | Persons desirous of purchasing, would do well to , give us n call, and examine our Stock. All work mrn- I ufactured by us, warranted for material and workman ship. W. A. Hollister. n MUfvTT *rn 1 ; p, MAM.K.TT. I). MA1.1.1 TT i CO N. B.- Repairing fone r-n Mu hortei-thoti .*• ami or, a sow Me term? curt IF. ‘ SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS. PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. /£- The-v useful and juitlv colubrated Birds me I udored by the Original Manufacturers, and rec iamende.l t'. tho favorable notice of the Ladies, as art ides which in point of useful -- July m. I durability, caunut be surpvaed. But j it beauty whs the only ground upon which wo could | recommend them, we too would be ready to exclaim, I wo have enough of such. But howofVmdo wo see the j fair form of woman, and the natural beauty which ! Heaven haa so kindly given her, materially lessened j by a drooping form, the natural consequenco of sow j ing in an unfavorable position ? Ladies. wo trust that i wo are ic ay ing two much when we tell you, that of the many thousands already introduced, and in con stant use, none sav aught against them. Address or* I dors to (nov‘24) _ J. A. MAYER. | ’ UNPICKABLE LOCKS. For doors of any kind, which challenge the world to pick them, the hero of a hundred “lock-’ not excepted. It is due to the publio ** that lxks thus offered,should be fairly tested. For that purpose the propdetor offers to deposit Five Ilur.dn and dollars in proper hands for two years, if not sooner won—us a reward to the successful operator,on the following terms'. Any person may si lct throe locks from thirty— before examining them—and may then examine the remaining twenty seven, and linve the use of their keys, lie in ay thou have one month to prepare his picking instruments, when he must be gin tin* picking operation, and pay <-iie per cent, per day on the amount depo-ited, till ho picks ono of the selected locks, or abandons it. the hist of which he may not do till bo has operated ten days. Vi bon ho lms picked one lock, to the acceptuin c < 1 u disinterest ed committee, he is only to prove that he knows how to pi. k them by picking the remaining two locks in the two following days, lo the acceptance of the same committee, and take the S6OO. Tin m:ij . Ttify that Mr. F. 8. Woodbridgo lias de p>-ivd in nn hands a cert if od chock of SSOO, parable ut the llaiwer Rank.New York, for (he purpose nam ed In the above advertisement. JAMES C. BEACH, i ayablo Teller at the llauover Bank. The above Locks with 3 keys, with n variety cf superior flm-h'-d Store, and House Do>r Locks, witli and without l;n<*b. Also, tlarpeutors Mortice, Stock, Closet, Fheit, Trunk Tad. Drawer, ic.. Ac., with Porcelain aud Mineral Knob:', just received and for sale by E. LOVKLL, No. 11 Barnard street. (VST RECEIVED, aupplj Paints, fire and weather proof colora; unfading, Silver's Mineral i’aints, differ csieutially frr>m all oth, | era in market. They are not Clays, they requiren lit -1 tie Oil, they d>> not work touglily, but flow easily as ; M l,ill* Lend. They lay on a very heavy body, set light j away and,become an indeslructablc covering of flint. They neitner < rin k nor peel, and require no ttrongor ! dryer than while lead. I have u vnrieiv of colors Red. Yellow, various Browns and Jet Black. They are superior in body (or cover ing property loauy ever discovered, and pound t. r pound win r.a it double the surface of white lead ..r Zinc Mineral Faints aud require h-ss oil. I am now prepared to cover tin Roofs, as nothing ad- J Lores to Tin like .Silver’s Mineral Paint*. For sale by JOHN J. MAURICE, j may 6 10 ami 12 Bn mart*-street. A NEVER FAILING COUGH REMEDY. V Ijulc Discovery. Dr. Win. H. Tntt*3 Sectoral Elixii For the Complete. Bp.-,*dy ami permanent cure cf Coughs, Colds. 1 ntiuen.'.a. Bronchitis. Asthma, Slitting of Blood, Croup, t atari h, Hoarse Pleurisv. Ihuuni'mimM hooj ing Cough, Dith. ult Breathing, and ltu ipunt ('..l.euinn.oii. The above preparation is confidently lecommoudod to those afflicted with any of tlie above dinoases. It coiitaiiis no mineral whatever, but is composed of vege table subs tan. cs. which in their coinbiiiatincn exert a ! powerful and spiH-ifie .-fleet upon il.e respiratory or gans. expelling, through the skin, kidneys, and bowels all tlie impure agencies which tend to diScaso the deli cate substance of the lungs. In Asthma, its effect> are very pronrinent, relioving almost instantly the difficulty of breathing. In Croup, one single dose, with a flannel Maturated witli turpentine, bound to tho throat, will relievo iu ten minutes. In Bronchitis, it promotes easy expectoration, and affords instant relief. The Pectoral Elixir is not recommended to euro all disea.’ es. but only those of the lungs and tlieir connex ion, and for these it is a Certain and Pleasant Remedy ! It is now piitronh.ed by many eminent physicians iu j heir practice, many f whom have given voluntary fo.slini'.nials of its great virtue in bulling lung discus es. Prepared by VVm. 11. Tutt. M. 1).. Augusta. Ga. 1 and sold by JAB. li. CARTER, Savannah, and by all the principal druggists Soutii. nov 10 DANCING ACADEMY. r.-\ MONSIEUR A. UON AUR. respis-tfullv in* forms lib’ patrons, and the public iu general f that lie-/ill open bis Academy at ARMORY HALL, .in Saturday, 10th Oct’r at 5 o'cks'k. I*. M- All his former popils are respectfully invited to attend. Ti’ition Days—Tuesdays. Thursdnysand Saturdays: from ft to 7 for young Ladies und Musters, end from 9 to for Gentlemen. Price of tuition, sl2 for twenty four lessons. ts oct 14 IMPORTED WINES, Liiqtiors. Sugars, and Fancy Articles. Tlie Subscriber has oil hand a fine and well selected stock* comprising the follow liny | 10 half pipes Otanl. Dupy ACo I do do Old Hennessy Brandy 2do do Saxe rue, Vintage 1840 2do do Jean foniis, do 18U0 [3 do do J J Dupy | 4do do Old Reset vc Madeira 2do do London Particular I 3do do Old Port \Vinu3 •do do old Sherry 2!) disks of Claret 20 < asks Chainpugnu 20,000 Rio Honda 10.000 l.a Gruiz S.voars ft.OtJO La Union 10,0(>0 La I’iillia 25.000 ‘lTabur-as Alsu, n hirgr supply of Fancy flroceriop. such as ini ported Cordials. English Pick lea and Fauces, Piesencs, Prunes und Jelly, for sale by A. BON AUD, dee Corner Bay nml Wbitaker-sts. TENNESSEE EGGS.—for sale l y 1 H. J. GIJ.BERT, fob 9 West side Market square. ~ IM'rOIITA.’.T TO THE AFFLICTED^ , | I IIF. great number of persons both male and fc- I male who have been bene-fUted by tho applica tion of Dr. naiiniug's improved Brace.or übdomiuable j supporter, during the pant year, lias induced, the sulv scribcr to order a large supj'ly of the ab*jve val uable article, direct from the uianufactory, which will enable him to reduce the price of the same so that all can be accommodated who require i their assistance. A ft male well qualified to fit I tb* Bruce will be in attendance upon ladies, aud, if desired, will Lo waited upon at tlieir residences, apr 21 8. G. PANCOST, Broughton-st. MAY DAY PARTY.— The Army of little toys are informed there is a full rupplv of White Lin en punts. W hite and Fancy Marseilles Vesta. Jackets, Shirts, Hats. Stocks, Ac., Ac. to be Lad at tho Clothing Store, GibLonu Range, and fur rale by apr 30 ‘ii 6. j? NICHOLS / IURNi— ” bv expected. For rule on or before arrival, j apr 30 A. C. TOMS. (t ‘ AI. -A < arg 1 • < Smith'sC< al per aehr Hjuvy.— . Just received aud for sale bv apr ■ 0 )| ti \TER A O A>IMFLL. (\ 1 ‘ l l i VV A i'Ei Kft . J Water received dhert from H.h Sprii=gs and for ’ .-ale by mpr.'H .1. R. MIMMiK A F<> IKAION sVi;Ui’.- ”0 boxtv Key ‘* .- iij eiior'Esui 4on Syrup, a.-sorted qualities Ju.t received aud 1 for sale bv t>pr 3c| J. B. MOORE A C 0 nHIEB PJiAt.TI F.S. Alfe. AppMs, and I’rut.-'S Citron and Bunch Raisins, ju.n received i *ud formle tv (a3Ol W. G. I‘IC’KSON. n* R”. I idol L i Mrs <. 1 i ; .MAN HITTERS, for the cure of IJver Ccmj laiitt* ; Jaundice. Dy .-pej . ia. Nervous Debility,Chronic Dimr’ : lion. DiseoiiM’ of the Kidney: aid all discuses ari.-Shg from n disorUcred Liver cr Stnnm h. Received and j for sale by J - -• DiFOIID. | af ‘ > Hall- Hay. ‘ ■ inn Um n . . aroct. For sale by ajr t) BRIG 1 1 AM, K ‘.XLY_i G_ INKS TURKISH FRICTION TOM i-LS.—Avyiy j useful article for bathing purpose*, and much sir j perior to tlie hairgluvca now iu use,where lYietion o* | rK| irinxl. They arc very highly rou nimcnded by tb .• medical faculty in England and Hu* United States,— Juri.revived audf’-i s:\io i j W. W. I.INI'DI.N. i usur 24 Monuin.nt fqunrd. NO. 262