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SATATffIAXL Thursday Afternoon, May 6, 1853. > t Flril tßd l.aat Pfegftfn* - The Florida at New York. We learn by dispatch to Messrs. Padklford, Fay k Cos., that the U. S. M. steamship Florida, hence for New York, arrived yesterday in 64 hours from this port. fid” There’s a dead pino on the south side of the Park, which might bo cut down by some inconsiderate person, and lest that should bo j done, wc hero proto..*- against any such rash no*?. Let it fall of itself. Peril / t it may fall on tho railing and thus test its strength—if the railing should succumb, advantage can bo taken of tho event, by putting a stronger panel in its place. But seriously speaking, is it not gross negli gence to leave theso rotten old troes in tho Park, to fall at any moment, and unannounced upon tho heads of visitors to Forsyth Place ? We suggest that placards warning the visitor j of tho danger be posted upon all the treos which look threatening. Wo can seo no objections to this moasure, for it is not right that any person should run the risk of being killed or crippled without duo notice. Let the placards then bo printed—they would not cost more than four or five times as much as the cost of removing tho danger, and they would inculcate prudenco and discretion in our citizens. fE£3” One of our city papers having credited an article to the Columbus Times and Sentinel, which it did not write, tho Times says : “Wearonot responsible for tho article en titled (< l*an air Line a Wind Line .’” No “demonstration” is needed to convince n of the enterprise, intelligence, hospitality, or future prospects of Savannah. We rejoice in her prosperity, applaud her generosity and ex ult in hor enterprise, which has done more to developo the resources of Georgia, and give her a name and character in tho Union than ail tho windy editorials of all our contemporaries.” fid” The Oglethorpe /ny'fnHry were very hos pitably troated in Charleston, and no doubt fe licitate themselves on having taken in that city on th6ir return home. They were expected to j reach Augusta yesterday about fl o’clock, I’. M. Nfw Publications. Every Day Scripture Readings, with Brief Rc views and Practical Observations, for the use of Families and Schools. By Rev. John L. Blake, P. 1). New York- <sno. P. Putnam <fc Cos. Cloth, 460 pp. It is not for those who, caring little for the style and character of a book, seek tho enter taining and tho excitingjnor tothoso who,with in tho province of good taste,exclusively devote themselves to literary productions, that tho ti j tie of this book will prove attractive; but to those who, knowing the higher demands of our j spiritual nature,choose to go to the fountain head 1 of divino truth, rather than resort to the fountain head of pure knowledge fur lasting profit and pleasure. There are few, very few daily reader? of the Bible, and fewer read it with much profit, because it is read without study or system. If there were more bible readers, there would bo fewer bible disputants, and wo especially com mend this book to the daily notice of thoso who though they are modest enough in speaking of science generally, nro always ready most learn edly, to speak their doubts in relation to di vine truth. Dr. Blake's work is a summary of the bi ble, consisting of 237 chapters. Each chapter disposes of a single subject; then follows are view in questions, and then some practical ob servations. It will prove a useful book in fami ly instruction and worship, and a valuable aid to teachers in common schools. Rural Essays: by A. J. Dow.visr.: edited, with a Memoir of the author, bv G W. ('runs, ‘ and a letter to his friends by Khkokrika Bre mer. New York—G. P. Putnam, (cloth 557 ppO This volume comprises all the editorial papers written by the lamented author for the “Horti culturist, and is the last volume, completing the series of his works. Mr. Downing is too welj known to make it necessary f**r us to add our testimony to the high excellence and interest of this work. It is splendidly illustrated, printed in excellent style, and the labors of tho editor have been satisfactorily performed. The Me moir, and Miss. Bremer's letter,greatly enhance its value. We cordially commend it to the lovers of the pure, the truo and the beautiful It is destined to havo a vast circulation, and many a beautiful garden and tasteful villa, yet to arise out of w ild and desort, w ill attest its lasting and genial influence. PrismaticH by Richard Hay warm.. New York—l). Aiti.kton .t Company. Cloth rr- This is the somewhat singular title of a hand some and delightful little volume of exquisito writing, comprising a few sketches in prose, and several poetical gems, written with a desire to ameliorate tho condition of the poor and the rich: to induce a better appreciation of the vir tues of each, and to shorten the distance between them, which tho author thinks arises in part out of an artificial state of society, it belongs to that pleasant genus of hooks, which may be read at odd iatcrvals,dumanding little else of the rea der than to heentertained ns he goes along, and making little pretension to deep study or ex tensive erudition. It is a book of and fur the heart rather than the bend. Tho work is hand somely illustrated by Ei.r iott, Dari ; v, Ki n sett, llicks and Kossitkii. Legends of the West: by James Ham.. New York, G. V I’t TN AM .t Cos. (Cloth A collection of tales, and sketches, illustrative of life scenery, and manners of the West. It is highly entertaining, not a little instructive, and occasionally attains considerable brilliancy and power. Tho above works havo been laid on our table, and arc for sale by Mr. J. B. Crnnr.noK. The London Times in noticing the birth of anew sprig of royalty, makes a remark which would seem to ho forbidden by even J than royal etiquette. Tho Time c-L-cnv. very drilly that tho interesting evi ntlins occurred so frequently, the la to recurrence of it, cannot he considered of any political importance—the succession to the ihrono ha- already been am ply secured Ac. Ac. The fact i-. the Times gives the young Prince the cold shoulder. But we deny that the event has no political impor tance; how many a babe, prettier, and smarter nod rosier and chubbier than tho r val bant ling will be forced to live ou “short commons” from tho time of its infant carol, till that can I shall be changed to a croning and mumbling tone in order tbut the Prince may roil in luxury, and Lave around him more fripp ry for back and stomach, than a thousand sons of labor would need to make them perfectly happy! If we were a subject of her mijcty the Que*-n, \. should look upon the birth of every new royal baby as a national calami'y. PEN AND SCISSORS. fid” Franconi’s llippodromo in New York, { was opened to tho public on Monday ovoning last fid” The city Press express their gratitude this morning for tho refreshing shower of last night. fid” .Seaman’s wages have fallen in N. York ! to ordinary figure?, the great scarecity of sailors ; having been obviated for the present. fid” Tho now temperance law in Indiana, ! has been pronounced constitutional in one of the I courts of that .State. i ’ r l” It 1. raid that all pleasant, graceful ge nial writing will be found upon examination, to contain many words having in thorn tho let- ; ter “1,” and ‘'double I’* fid” A L)r. Burnsdalc of Toronto Canada. 1 recently attained his 73d birthday, and com memorated tho event by giving $21,000, to Trinity collodge in that place. This is rever sing thcusual practice in birth day.gift. fid” Ladies’ stays are now manufactured in England without seams. fid” A tubular railway bridge is building in England, for tho river Nile. fid” Tho fragments of the man who “burst into tears,” have boon gathered upund decent ly interrod. They were found upon the courso, 1 just after tho Anglo Saxon race had been de cided by the judges to be a tie. fid” A northorn journal announces the cail ingof Mr. Van Huron for Europe, in the follow ing terms : “The Kin lerhook Reynard, ha3 taken to water.” fid” Father Gavnzzi has been addressed by the Secretary of tho N. Y. City Temperance Al liance, who remonstrates with him for making nn unjustifiable and uncalled lor attack on the temperance movement in his lecture to tho Italians in that city. fid” The Baptists are building a now collego at Fairfax, Vt. ono feature of which will bean agricultural professorship, with an endowment of $20,000. In less than ten years no institu tion of learning in this country, at all pretend- : ingto the name of college, will bo without its ng : rieulturnl chair. Wo long to sec the day when science shall plow, and sow ami reap. r€?* Abe whiskered and moustached wo man, is making money in Boston by exhibiting herself in public. Wo would suggest to those ! fancy j'oung men whoso aim in life lies in tho cultivation of facial appendages, to get into petticoats, and see if they can’t make a fortune too. fid” The Auburn (X. Y,) Advertiser, saw tho other day in a bin in that city, 6ix or eight hun dred Toads alive and kicking, and about to be used as an ingredient in a newly inveuted Rheumatic Ointment. fid” A Mr. Gibson, has just completed a statue of Venus, at Rune, to which he has giv en bluo eyes, rosy cheeks, golden hair and the hue of flesh itself, while tho drapery is also colored. The statue has excited much criticism, some contending that it is a prostitution of art, and others that it is a decided improvement up on the coldness of ordinary sculpture. fid” An Italian pnper says that one of the | bouquets sent, on Good Friday, to tho Church ; of San Ambrosia, measured six yards in cir cumference. It contained tluoo hundred and forty camelias, and an immenso quantity of voilets, wall flowers, and sweet-scented shrubs. I ’-d” A now prima donna has made her ap pearance in Italian opera at Paris. Anna do La | Grange is the name which she will hand down j to fame, as the eclipser (so tlie critics aflirin) of ’ Grisi, Lind, Albonis. and .Sontag. fid” The steam Fire Engine which has been thoroughly tested in Cinoinnatti, is now conce ded to bo no longer an experiment. Its immenso superiority over nny other machinery for put ting out fires, seems to be universally admitted’ fid” Mr. Marey is expected to resume this week tho interrupted negotiations in reference to the Fish question botween this country and England. TAf* An advertiser in the London Times, who seems somewhat of a philosopher, wishes to hiro an apartment for one night in sorao house which is known to be haunted—he wish es to test the truthfulness of clairvoyance. X'-eJ** The last Arts Journal contains the first issue of tho illustrated catalogue of the Dublin Crystal Palace. It forms a splendid fea ture in this magazine, and will doubtless pro cure for it many new subscribers. k¥* A house is being framed near Columbia •S. C. which is to bo shipped 10 Charleston, and thence to Sullivan's Island where it is to i be erected. ‘.-f'V’ In Milwaukie, (\Vis.) they have a Her man opera, with full orchestra, principal and j chorus singers. A Life Insurance case is shortly to be tried in Boston, which will be of great interest. Tho question to be decided is. whether a com pany is liable in cases of suicide committed un der mental derangement. We do not know what tho decision will be, but the companies should he liable in such cases, w c think. The editor of the Foxtown Fusilier, in his last number sn vs: “Postscript! We stop the press with pleasure, t > announco the decease of ■ur cotemporary, Mr. Snaggs, editor of the l’oxtown Flash, - lie has now gone to another i and better world. -Success to him. Persons who have taken the Flash, w ill find the Fusi lier a good paper.” Tdl” The National Democrat is “authorised to say that President Picrco will, in the course •>f n few day., pay a visit to New Hampshire, lie intends to he absent from Washington ; about two weeks.” yf tV-Owing to increased demand and limi -1 ted supply, the price of copper rules very high j'ist now, and holders are making fine profits. It i- 8 thought that the immense demand forcop : per sheeting for vessels, has been tho chief cause of the short supplies; if true, it is a grati fying fact to all persons interested in ships and vessels, whoso safety and eflioiency are greatly enhanced by this inode of protecting their hulls. ::*r A couple of diamonds have been found w ithin n year in tho State of North Carolina— the discoveries have been accidental, but may lead to organized and scrutinizing search ft r this precious species of charcoal. Advertisers will pleaso send in their fa i vorr by L o’clock. Ni vv Indictment. The Drainl Jury of Grant county, Wisconsin, presented an indictment against a paper cur i ra as a nuisance. The people of that sec tion have for years confined the circulating me dium almost exclusively t<> rpecio. One clause ’ of the Indictment reads thus : That in our opposition to tho urc of Bank pa per as a common currency, we would not be un derstood ns expressing any disapprobation of the system of exchange ns practised between our own and distant parts of the country, but that w e are decidedly opposed to the circulation and use ol shin planters and other paper money; also, that we prefer our present metallic curren cy to any other. I [for TU£ journal.] Woman. BT Jonx ANTBOBCS. Wo saw the red-sun fall Inflow tho hill, And golden-masted argosies that lay Teeming with riches from the Orient, In slumbrous sha<low, silent glide away. And o’er tho harvest of the summer's primo, There came a buzz of many glistoning wings; And tin* dusk twilight laden with deep dreams, Kissed the v. arm earth to goutlo slumbering*. Then the dense forest wrnpl in purple shade, Mournfully rocked ita tawny bride to rest; M lule from the voices of the Dryad-choir, bwelled the doop music to tho mountain-crest. We heard Ihe viewless, dripping dews descend, And the low plashing by tho pebbled stream; And pregnant mists slow o’er the valley rolled, j Wearing the features of a potent dream. 1 And thus, my friend, who over lingered near, Rehearsed his quiet musing* as wo lay; Lighted by stars that one by ono appeared, Soothing the slumbers ofdcpnrted day. “ Wo talked of woman,” musingly said ho, “She who hath chained mysteriously the world; And won the Looping of its ono great heart From thedark gloom wherein by Time ‘twashurled. “ I think of woman as tho wanton wind, Swooping tho hnrp-Kolian of tho soul; Laughing and sighing, sobbing o'er its keys, Shaping its melodics by strange control. She builds serial palaces at dawn, ’Mid April smiling? from her pleasant ryes; And garlanded like May she comes to wear, Her mnny triumphs won by tender sighs. ‘Mid braided tresses of tho raven’s hue, In glossy splondour rolling loosely down; Or, ’mid tho summer shade of golden locks, Wreathing their sylphino riches in a crown. By the clear lustre of the starry eyes, Flashing a glory from their sable deep; Or, by the lucent loveliness of bluo Suffu. ed in tenderness, to smile or weep. With the pure ripeness of the rural lip. Moist with the rosy dews of love's young morn : 1 blushing and vicing with the cheek's soft bloom, Olowing with dimples boauteously born. Thus doth she come along the scented lawn. Kissing the daisies with her airy tread; Warming the zephyrs with her pleasant breath, I Wearing tho sun-light on her noble head. Fbe comes and rmiles as doth the April sun. Through the clear brilliance of her jewoled tears; And w ith the ininbow of impassioned hopes, Colors tlm vesture of the future years. She holds tho bridle of the world in hand, And diligently woo? its giant power; She smiles and wins, and guides the strength of man And glories in her grand and secret dower. She holds the keys to dynasties and crowns, Mocks the chained giant of a sceptred reign; .Starts at the tumults kindle,lat her breath, O’or turns a throne to build it up again. She frowns a kingdom down nt morn, and weeps; And soothes the spirit w ith her evening prayers ; Bbc frames a silence for her secret woo, And weaves a remedy for other's cares. Flic smooths the pillow of the weary one, A\ itli cheerful tenderness she softens pain ; Her gentle presence wops the fainting heart To life, to hope, to happiness again. She chocks the rude and clammy hand of death, And shrouds itc terrors from the passing soul; And ’mid the music of her quickened breath, Her prayers bear herald-incense to the goal. Hog and Magog. A London correspondent, of the New York Times has tho following paragraph in a late let ter : “A politico-religious brochure, entitled. ‘The coming struggle among the nations of tho earth. 1 <.r the political events of the next fifteen years, described in accordance with tho prophecies in Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Apocalypse, showing the important position Great Britain will occupy during and nt the end of tho awful conflict,’ has made a considerable .sensation here, and has ra pidly attained its sixteenth thousand in circula tion. Tho authorship has been attributed to the Rev. Dr. Camming, one of the most clo- ’ quent and able of our dissenting ministers- j and tho great opponent of Cardinal Wiseman. Tho writer predicts thcdownfall of Austria, and the consequent destruction of tho Papacy: Russia is to be checked in her attempt to oc- j cupy Judea; America is to send her forces to | assist Great Britain in preparing Ibr the greatest physical battle that was ever fought on the struggling earth. The Anglo Saxon race are to be finally triumphant, and the children of Abraham are to be restored to their father-land. America is indeed to bear a large part in this terrible conflict, in which, according to the writer’s showing, ‘the chains of civil nnd ec clesiastical despotism, which priestcraft had forged for and fastened round the human soul,’ are to be broken. Blackwood thinks the pam phlet of sufficient importance to devote several pages of his April number to exposing the fallacy and absurdity of the predictions.” Adulteraf 1011 of CoflVe. The following paragraph from a London pa per, will give our readers an idea of the oxtent to which the adulteration of certain articles is practised in England: “Iu the course of the proceedings in the Bank rupt Court on Friday, sorno curious statements were elicited in roferenco to the adulteration of coffee with chicory. The bankrupts had been very large manufacturers of the so-called ‘cof fee.’ and attributed their stoppage, to tho Trea sury order prohibiting adulteration. In reply to questions from the Commissioner, they stated that when the trade was iu a healthy state, and they were able to get 9d. to lOd. per lb. for their so-called coffee, they made it up half chicory and half coffoc; but that when the competition of other houses (!) had reduced the price to 6d., it was mado up 14 ox. of chicory a nd 2 oz. of coffee to the pound. It was not, however, asked j how much chicory was in tho chicory.” Presidential Statistics. Since tho formation of tho United States Constitution the people have elected twelve per sons to the Presidential chair, all of whom are ! now dead with the exception of Martin Van I Huron aud General Pierce. During tho same period of time, thirteen persons havo occupied 1 the position of Vice-President, but four of whom arc now living. Martin Van Huron, John Ty ler, G. M. Dallas and Millard Fillmore. Tho ‘ President who lived longest after vacating the ‘ Presidential chair, was John Adams, who sur- j vived that period twenty-five years. Ili.s son John Quincy Adams James and Madison, rank next to him in that respect both living nineteen years. Mr. Polk died within threo months af ter he loft the scat of Government, and General Washington lived but n little over two years af ter he returned to the shades of Mount Vernon, j Among tho Vice-presidents, Aaron Burr lived j over thirty years after his term of office had ex pired,and John Adams was a survivor about the same period of time. It is a singular coinoi- j dcncc that three of our Presidents who figured in the days of the Revolution, expired on the 4th of July: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe, the two first named both dying on tho same anniversary, being the fif tieth one from tho tiino independence was de- J dared in 177 ti; Samuel Ti. Southard, of New Jersey, who, ns President pro tom of the Sen ate, performed the duties of Vice-President un der Mr. Tyler, when he was elevated to the Chief Magistracy by tho death of Gen. Hari- i son, died while serving in that capacity, in 18- 42. in tlir .Stomach, Flntulrncy, nn*l Indigestion cured by Holloway's Pills.—Extract of a letter from Mr. Dal wood, <>f Goodwood, near Sydney, New South Wales, dated j i Sept. 14tli, 1850.'—“To Professor Holloway, Sir—llnv- j inglrnd nn experimental knowledge oftlie good effect I produced by your valuable Pills, I consider it my duty ] to muko it known, that two years ago, my daughter, then sixteen years old, had suffered for n long time with cramps in the stomach, flatulency and iudiger- j tion. I tried various remedies without benefit, but ; n few doses of your wonderful Pills have restored her ‘ t<> perfect health, nnd she is entirely free from any j s; ‘rq t m:’ of her former complaint. lw may 1 SAVANNAH JOURNAL, THURSDAY. MAY 5, 1853. SAND’S IODIDE SARSAPARILLA— For the cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, stubborn Ulcers, Chron ic Sore Eyes, Cutaneous Eruptions, and nil diseases arising from the impure state of the blood. Just re ceived and for solo by J. D. MOORE & CO. apr 20 _ COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES^ P. M. CARY, \\rOIJLD respectfully give, notice that he has ro-open }} ed his Gallery (corner of Bryan-street and Market Square) where lie Is prepared to execute Pie- I turca in his much admired style,either In cloudy,rainy or fair weather. Instructions given In the Art, and all the Appnrn tus furnished; also, u large lot of Plates, Cases, Chemi cals, At. for sale. finios nov 29 CRAPE SHAWLS ! CRAPE SHAWLS !! JUST RECEIVED at tho NEW BTOIUt a fresh sup- j ply of Plain and Embroidered White Crape Shawls, : of every quality. The Ladies an; respectfully request ed to call and look at them, a? there Is no trouble to j show goods—at J. 11. COHEN A Co.’?*, *nar 7 140 Broughton-st.. IJtTTEIt. —10 kegs Irish Butter, in 12 lb legs, ) for mlo by mar22] R W. BUKI l!. .) SODA m N TAINS, newly tinned, and for sale by & pr 13 * J. A. MAYER. ! RAMS'.—U bbls just received and for sale by apr 6 A. BOX A I'D. LACEAND MUSLIN CURTAINS. I)URCUASKR.S nro invited to examine the stock of Lnre and .Muslin Curtain*, I Just received per steamship Florida. Almo, new patternsCillt Cornices, l Curtain Pina, Loops, Tassels, Ate., Picture Cords ana Tassels, various ; colors, WM. 11. HU ION, Agt, I fob 17 Carpet Warehouse, 140 Congress and 57 St. Julion-streets. BATHING HOUSE. “ •T . HI . II A Y W OO D ! 1 > ESPKCTFULLY announces to the citizens us Snv- I V annnh that on and after this day. Fob. 9th, the price of Bathing will lie for a single Ruth. f0 cents, or j 3 tickets for $1 until tho Ist day of May next* from the first of May until t-ho lot of November next, the | price of Bathing will be 25 cents a Bath. fob 9 I) ECEIV PI D PKirSTEAMIBU Hooker's solf \ raising Flour, Pig limns, Shoulders and Sides, Dried Apples and Peaches. Bologna Sausages. Smoked nnd Pickled Tongue*. Fulton Market Beef. Pig Pork, Extra X r o. 1 Mackerel, fresh Salmon nnd lobsters. GKO. ALEXANDER. aprls cor. Bull and Congross-sts., Monumont-sq SALT. 500sa< Salt 1 rsah by inr 17 II J. HILBERT. LINENS. “ ITNENF. —Linen Sheeting, Pillow Cose Linen, nnd j Shirting Linens, of the best make. For sale by ! uprO KKMPTON ft VKBSTILLK. PARASOLS. . PARASOLS. A handsome assortment of Parasols and Ladies Umbrellas. For sale by ! 1 KKMPTON A YKRSTILLK. Si Warbig’s Range, next toZogbaum’s Music store. ! aprO I KM ON BY It UP.—Dunbar's superior Lemon 1 J Syrup, received and for sale by apr 18 J. K. DkFQRD, Apothecaries’ Hall. I) it I.V i’ iN <; l\ K. Haring mode arrange ments with Messrs. C. Mnther&Co.. of I'hilndcl phia, one of the host manufacturers of Printing Ink in the United States, we have received and intend keeping on hand for sale, a general assortment of B )"k. News and Fancy Colored Inks, which we think will please both in quality nnd price. Wc have Book and News Ink in kegs of from 20 to 100 lbs., Nos. 1 amt 2; Card and Book Ink in small canisters. Also. , Red. Blue. Yellow, and Croon, in canisters of from one to three lbs. each. All which will bo sold at. a trifling advance on manufacturer's prices, for cash or city nr ceptnnccs. From our knowledge of the Ink. we can safely recommend it as being equal to any sold in the Smith. Orders promplv attended to nt the book store of S. .S. SIBLEY, No. 135 Gongrcss-sL mnr22 ’ iv; ii >i i trimming braid. Colored Silk and I Linen Braid. Colored Silk. Liucnnnd (Hit Buttons fir Children's Clothes: also, Fancy Open Worked llose and I Hose at. apr‘l * K EMPTON ft VEIISTILLE’S / lASTOROILi “Henning’s Cold Drawn Castor V ) Oil. a superior article for family use. Just re ceived and fur sale by G. U. k J. B. HENDRICKSON, fob 1 Gibbon’s Buildings. I’H EN'Cll BlTTEßS.—l2dozen just received and _ for sale by [jan26] A. BONAUD. Musli NS. m uslin S Plain Coinbrie and Jaconet Muslins, PI aided do. do. do. Plain Swiss Muslins, Cheek'd do do. • Strip'd Cambric do. Plain Mull do. Bishop nnd Victoria Lawns. For sale low at . mar 12 J. II.OOIIEN ft CO., i4O Broughton-st NEW BOOKS. ’I MIL Works of James Hall—Legends of tin- West— I the author's revised edition. Tin* Camel Hunt, a narrative of personal adven ture. by J. W. FnUms, author of Life on the Isthmus. Behind the Curtain, a tale of K!villi*. Dr. Birch mid hi? Young Friends,by Wm M. Thack nray. with sixteen illustrations by the author. Rural Essays, by A. J. Downing, edited with a me moir of the author, liy James W. Curtis: nnd a Letter to his Friends, by Frederika Bremer. Every Day Scripture Reading, with brief review* and practical observations, for the use of Families and Schools, by Rev. John L. Blake. I). I). Essays and Miscellanies, choice cutting? from the Manuscripts of Grace Aguilar, author of‘Yale of Cc- j dars.’ Ac. selected by her mother, Sarah Aguilar. Eustace Quintin, a sequel to Mary Price, by G.W.M. Reynolds. Jack and his Bride, or the Highwayman's Flight: be ing the further adventures ofC’laude and his friends, hy the author of ‘Gentleman Jack,’ beautifully illus trated. The Illustrated Bible, numbers received to 47. Barn urn’s Illustrated News. No. 17. Lofty and Lowly, bv Miss Mclntosh —further supply received by ‘ u2S J. B. Cl BBEDGE. ft ft T i(’ Iv. 5 bale ‘ Wick, for ) } Side by JOHN 1). MOORE ft CO. mar 25 Gibbons’ Building. NETT MITTS AND BiLK HOSIERY.Ladies’ and ‘ Misses’Super Long, Misses. Nett Mitts. Ladies’ , Super Purol Silk hose. Ladies’ Super Open Work Silk Hose, Ladies’White Sandal Luce Silk Hose, Ladles’ and Gents’Silk, Linen and Lisle Thread Gloves. For ! sain by [al9] KKMPTON ft YERSTILLE, .) Xf \ ACKof *n ,I■r• ■■ ;. •Itet ah V —” /x f okce, Ga., and for sale by mnr 3 WELLS ft DURR. j ENTISTS’ GOLD FOIL.—For sale by JOHN B. MOORE ft CO., apl 13 Gibbons’ Building ICED CONGRESS WATER.—Congress Water warranted fresh, kept constantly in ice, may be found at the store of W. W. LINCOLN, ar 1H Monument-square. NEW HOOKS. —The l*raetiee of Medicine on Thntnsnniun Principles, with practical direction? for administering the Thomsonian Medicines, includ ing the various methods of administering vapor baths, emetics, ftc.. by J. ‘V. Comfort, M. 1). Elements of Health, by E. J. Tilt, M. I>. The Principles of Botany, as exemplified in the Cry- I plogamia. for the use of schools and colleges, hy Har j iund Coultas. Anecdotes for tlio Steamboat and Railroad. Select -led from the beat authors by an “Old Traveller.’’ Ke ceived by [a 18] .1 B. CUBBEDGE. STEW ART’S CANDIES. Just received, per steamer Alabama, a supply of Stewart’s celebrated ! Steam Refined Candies, in pound nnd half-pound pnek ] ages. W. IV. LINCOLN, mnr 10 Monument Square. / vSX ABURGS.—Cott n Osnaburgs,from Plan * * tors Factory, in store. For sale bv fob 24 * BRIGHA M, KELLY ft CO. OKES l) POT VTO ES S* — 1 bbl prime Plant n ing Potatoes, landing from brig A. Dunbar. For Bale by (jan 29) HUNTER ft GAMMELL. | IOOK8! II K)K8! Life of Mary Stuart; forming I ) the third volume of Mins Agnes Strietland’s Lives of the Queens of Scotland nnd English Princesses con nected wiih the Regal Succession. Anew supply of Family Bibles, Pojyglot and Pocket Bibles iu a variety of bindings,which will be sold cheap ) at the Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, ] mnr 19 No. 135 Congrcssst. MOLASSI Is. prime Cuba, and 7.. bbls . prime New-Orleans, for sale bv apr 1 If. ,1. GILBERT. I> l TTKR .v CHEESE.—A freab supply of Si > ter nnd Cheese, per steamer Alabama. For sx\ at the Emporium by pr 6 SEABORN GOOD ALL. pUTTER.—4O kegs for .sale by i i> jnnjH 11. .7. GILBERT. New OR I, EA NS SUGAR.—39 hhds. just rc ceived, and for sale by apr 13 ‘ SEABORN GOOD ALT,. 1 1)\ REo Es. plain, Jftguri l, and Satin Striped i ) Bareges. For sule by I adr 13 KKMPTON ft YERSTILLE. Mo Still TO NETTING.—SO pcs. Mosquito Net . ting, 50 Bobinett Netting. For sale by apt 13 K EMPTON ft YERSTILLE. f I TRUSSES Hull’s, Marsh's, and Remhart’s Ti ssea I also, fine French nnd common Trusses, in eve * variety, for salo by JOHN B. MOORE ft Cos., u*'T 17 Gibbons’ Bnlbttngs. IMPKOVED EXTRA SIZE SEIDLITZ “” POW DERS. r IUnSBE Powders are prepared expressly for tho rc -1 tail trade, from su|>erior imported materials, nnd are warranted full weight Scidlitz Powders, (when ac curately prepared, n? those arc warranted to be) are held in the highest estimation for their peculiar vir tues in giving relief where there is indigestion, heart burn,or bilious affW'tions prevailing*, and when used ac cording to the directions, form an effervescing, nperi- • ent draught, more agreeable, yet possessing all the medicinal properties of the much esteemed Scidlitz Springs in Germany. By W.W. LINCOLN, ) mar 24 Monument Square | lletu JMticrtisnnrnts. OGLETHORPE MUTUaTLOAN ASSOCIaT TION. At the meeting of this Association on the 4th lust., it was resolved, ’ “That no person shall bo considered a stockholder j In this As?o< iatiou until liu shall have paid Lis first in -1 stalment, and signed the Constitution. “That all persons, who have subscribed, but not yet paid their instalments, he allowed ten days to make such payment and sign the Constitution: and upon j failureto do so within that time, the atock subscribed j to by them may be taken by others.” ! may 5 It WM. S BASINGER, Scr’y. TT: lO 11ENT.-A comfortable house in a Ml;i| pleasant part of tho tty; possc-.-ion given immo , diatelv. Apply at tliis office. Jit may 5 / lAMPHIKE. —20 barrels U’amphitK* and Burn \ ing Fluid. Just received and for Sale by J. B. M i IRE ft CO. ’I ‘A A :% ERs OIL* 10 barrelssuporioi liair oil. 1. Just received and for sale ly 3, I'-. MO IRE CIORBT. — SOO bushels P Ime W&tte.Govp. F r sale J by [may 5[ ‘ A. C. TOMS. (JCOTCH ALE AND POUTER.—2O bbls. Fal ; kirk Ale, and 20 do London Porter, in store and for sale I ■- mag 51 A. B< IN A UP, \ r KIji.OW BANK TOBACCO.- 15gros Jus ceived and for talc by may 6 A. BONAUD. / tT.AItET WlNBSi—25 boxes of superior \y quality, for sale by A. BONAUD. maps cor Bay snd Whitaker sts. SAY, LOOK HERE! SIIIItTS, Umbrellas, and water proof Coats. Just received nt the Cheap Clothing Store, Gibbon's range, and for sale cheap by may 5 GEO. S. NICHOLS. SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME! I IST received per steamer, a splendid lot of Figured ft White silk and Marseilles Vests—the pruUie*ii*\er i brought to this place. Call and see thorn at the Cloth ing Store, Gibbon’s range. For sale by I may 5 G KO. 8. NICHOLS. FOR NEW YORK Union Line The regular packet schr. North State, Ilor ,<>n - master, will have dispatch as nbave. For freight or passage, apply to may 5 * WILLIS ft BRUNT)AGE. lirilALE 01L.—20 barrels Blenched Winter H Whale Oil. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE ft CO., Gibb ms’ Bulletin ja. HAIR PREPARATIONS.—French, English and American Pomades. Rose Keplmlia, genuine I Bears. McCassar Oil, Pamsoy'a Curling Fluid, Barry's ; Tricopherous, Lyon's Kutliairon, and Rad way's Circas j sianl Balm, for sale by JOHN B. MOORE ft CO, HARPERS’ MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY.— N EW Bl'TTElL—Received per steamer Ala* batna, 10 tubs now Butter. For sale nt DICKSON’S, may I cor Whitaker at, ft Broughton-Lnne. lANDING PER ALABAMA— j 1*1 1; Hants, Smokril Tongues, F. HI. Reef, Pig Pork, White Beans. ALSO, Sotln Biscuit, Butter Crackers Sugar Crackers. For sale at (may 4] DICKSON S. 1 UTTER.— v few packages of I'rc-ii Bmior just ) received and for sale at the Emporium by may J SEABORN GOOD ALL. / lARRIAG2& HORSES FOR SALE \ pair of ’ bay Hordes, kind, gentle, nnd excellent travellers. Apply to [may 4] PADELFORD. FAY ft CO. NEW EOOKS. I)RTSMATICS, by Richard Ilaywarde, illustrated with engravings. Electro-Physiology, a ?<iontific, popular nnd practi cal Treatise on the Prevention, Causes and Cure of Dis ease, or Electricity as a Curative Agent: by Dr.Hcrshon 11 till. The Child's first History of America; by the author of Little Dora. Mother and her Offspring; by Stephen Tracy. The Bourbon Prince—The History of the Royal Dau phin. Louis XVII, of Fram e. Ellen Linn, a Franconian Story; by the author of the Kollo Books. Minnie Grey, or Who is the Heir? By Amy Lau j renre. ftc. Al-o. further supply of the History of Pcndcnnis. 1 by Thackeray; Henry Esmond; Vanity Fair. .My Novel, by Bulwor; Villette, by Curre.r Bell. Burimm's Illustrated News; Agatha’s Husband;Glen ! pun’s Pictorial. For sale at the Bookstore of ,n;I J 4 S. S. SIBLEY, 135 Congrcssst. TRAVELLER’S TRUNK DEPOT, Gibbon's Uuugr. !’ *‘ f *• ***'IUIIOLS. has recently rc —r.Y * ><! *' e 'l !l large supply of Traveller’s mlFl'lTn Tru,lk! ’’ Vallices, and Carpet Bags, 1,1 1 a,r among which are the following: Superior English Solo Leather, irou frames new pat terns. Do. Mack Harness Leather, iron frames. Black and bronzed Leather Ladies Trunks, new style. •J*. 30 and 32 inch brass band, extra finish. 23, 30 nnd 32 inch black and bronze Folios. 50 common black packing Trunks, various sizes. Sole leather and common leather Vallices. Ladies’ Mat Boxes, new patterns,black and bronze. 100 Wilton. Brussels. Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet Bags, all sizes and qualities, together with Satchels. Those in want are invited to give him r call at the Clothing Store. Gibbon's Range, where great bargains will be given. Gall and see. may 4 MORE NEW GOODS. JUST received per steamship Alabama: Boy's white ami plaid Ilaif Hose English Mourning Prints Super fancy Linen Drill White Marseilles Vesting Marcel line Silk, in all colors Grass Skints: I'nder-Sleevcs, ftc. SPENCER (TRRKLL. Ag’t.. No. 154 Congress and 73 St. Julian-st., \ Gibbons- Builduir. 5,000 DOLLARS. GItEENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY, Class No. 54, for 1553 |To lie drawn at Savannah. Ga,on Tuesday, May 6. GREGORY ft MAURY, MANAGERS. Successors to J. W. Maurv ft C'o. SCHEME. , I prize us $5,000 | I prize of *379 3 prizes of 1.000 . 2 prizes of 200 3 prizes of 500 | 15 prizes of 100 ftc. ftc. ftc. Tickets $1 —shares in proj>ortion. Tickets either singly or by the Package for sale by E. WITHINGTON, Bay Lnnc, Savannah, Ha, may 4 Vender for Gregory ft Maury N'OltTlllAllNi HAY. —BO bales prime North River Hay, now landing and for sale by apr 29 B. W. BUKER. 17&OI it. —2OO bbls. North St. Izrail Brand Flour. 21 do St. Ismis Extra Family Flour, 2.500 bushels Prime White Corn, in sucks of 2 bushels each, 4.250 do (N. C.) Prime White Corn. Fcr sale on or bo | fore arrival at wholesale price. A. <’. TOMS, apr 14 126 Bay-street. NEW bOOKS*—Jeames’s Diary- -a Legend of the Rhine, and Rebecca andßowcna. By \V. M. 1 Thackeray. Wood ft Reach's United States Dispensatory. Ancient Christianity Exemplified. Millman's History of Christianity. New Themes fora Protestant Clergy. The Infant’s Progress from the Valley of Destruc tion to Everlasting Glory—lllustrated. By the author of Little Henry and his Bearer. Vinel’s Pastoral Theology. Simon Kenton; or The Scout’s Revenge. Baruum's Illustrated News. Glenson’s Pictorial. For sale at the Bookstore of R. 8. SIBLEY, njr 14 No. 135 Congress-street. NEW YORK WIRE HAILING WORKS. r I’HE SUBSCRIBER manufactures 1 M irk Railjno for public and private grounds, ve randahs, window guards nnd gratings; WitoiGiiT am) Cast Iron R aim no. Iron Columns, Iron Doors and Shutters. Irou Bedsteads, and Iron Furniture; M ikk Fknces, for Plantations. Rail Ronds, etc., made entirely on anew plan, with rails and iron posts. . Prices at 9, 11 and 13 cents per running foot, 4 1 feet high. For circulars with designs, address .JOHN B. WK’KKRRIIAM. 210 Broadway, New York. N. B.—The subscriber would refer to the enclosure of Forsyth Place, the railing nnd gallery work at the Jewish Synagogue, nnd a number of dwellings, in Sa vannah; the enclosure of tho private cemetery of the Everett family, at Fort Valley; and. also, to the work nt Macon. Madison, and other places in Georgia, mar 4 ly G. W. IIARDCASTLE. Agent. I) BCEIVED per steamship Florida • \j 10 bbls Apples. 10 boxes Oranges, 10 do. Lemons, j Raisins, Figs, Nuts. Cranberries, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER.q aprl‘2 ('< r. Bull and-Cot gros sts Mi nnmei t LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. ir-4 Coagrexs-st, 7.1 St. Julien-st. .1 UST received the following very desirable; I-. viz.: Crape D’Artois. Illuminated Bareges. Mourning Grenadines. Black do. Neat Styles do. The nbove goods are of the latest importation and will lx* sold unusually low. SPENCER CURRELL, Agt, j xpr 21 Gibbons’Building BAY WATER.—A superior article from tho Iri- RtifJ of St. Thomas, for sale by apr 15 J. E. IhsFORP, Apetherariec’ Hail | Special ilolkes. DR J. FICKLING, ’ Corner of Perry nnd Barnard streets, Orleans square. Office hours from 8 to j 10, a. m. ts mar 22 FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.’ I’li rnurs’ Fire Insurance Company of Utica, M. Y. Capital, 9*400.000. Gro. F. Weavkh, Prosidont —E. J. Richardson, Sec’ry. Gnialte Fire Insnvaucc Company, of Utica-—Capital $150,000. Gi:o. Ct'KTis, President— Wm 11. Dkdrick. Secretary- Intmrc* Property against loss or damage by fire or lightning on os reasonable ternu as any other solvont Company. Applications received, and policies issued by A. WILBUR,.Agent. Charter Oak I-iifc Insurance Com pany, HARTFORD, CONN.— Capital, $200,000 —with a largo surplus. Endorsed by the State. Alfkkd Gill, President—. 7 as. 0. Walk let, Sec’y. 11. L. Bvrd, M. 1). Examining Physician, Savannah | Insures on the Mutual or Joint Stock principle. Slaves iusured on reasonable terms. California and Australia risks taken. Insurance , can bo effected with this Compauyand payable on ar riving at 30, 35,40, 50 or 00 years of age. or sooner in ! case of death. A. WILBUR, Agent for Savannah, niar 2- 123 Congress-street. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. BRS. WILDMAN & GANAIIL. Farm-street, West end of the Plank Eoad. Dp_s. Wiuian ft Ganaiii. having com plcted their arrangements for a Private Hospital, and titled up the same with all the appli ances of hygiene, good nursing, nnd medical nnd sur : gienl attendance, now offer the benefits of the Institu ; tution to the public. The terms of admission are $7 per day. This will se cure constant and efficient medical attendance, medi cines, hoard nnd lodging. Ten dollars will be required in advnDco, which will not be subject to reclmnntion- Apartment? perfectly private may bo obtained ou rea. ■ sonablo extra terms. That the Institution may partake ns much ns osp ’ ble oftlie benevolent public character which tho origi nators intended, they have solicited the following gen tlemen to act as a board of visitors, who v. ill at all and any time inspect the promises, and whose names ! are guaranties to the public for its efficient manage incut: Hon. I.angdon Clieves, John W. Anderson, Joseph S. Fay, A. A. Smcls. Charles Green, John W. Rabun, John Boston, Solomon Cohen, Montgomery Gumming. Arrangements have also been made for the accom j modation of negroes. P. 11. WILDMAN, M. D. Corner Aborcorn and South Broad-street*. CHAP. GANAIIL, M. D., dec 21 ts South Broad-st., East of Barnard. SAVANNAH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO* ’ Office, No. 118 Bay-street. This Com pa ny will continue to take Marine, Fire and Inland Navigation risks on the most favorable terms. ID:\nr D. President. Trustees—Henry D. 1 Weed, 11. F. Waring, 1. W. .Morrell, N. B. Knapp, Hi ram Roberts, E. F. Wood, Henry Latlirop, James Me : Henry, Secretary. june 13 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. i ?;?• —The subscriber having supplied his office with n large assortment of plain, orna | mental and fancy types, is now prepared to execute at short notice, all orders entrusted to him in the best manner, and equal to any establishment in the South. Pamphlets, Law Blanks, Circulars, Catalogues, Busi -1 ness Cards, llat Tips, Bills of Lading, Visiting Cards, Bill Heads, Dray Receipts; also Posters, Show and Hand Bills, in Gold, Bronze, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, and every kind of colored Inks, faithfully done at short notice and on reasonable terms. Orders may be ! left ut the Office, Sorrel’s Building, or at the Book Store on Market-square. jan 27 J. B. CUBBEDGE. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY. Hart ford, Conn.—The undersigned, agents of the above Company,are prepared to take risks against Fire, on buildings, and their con tents, on the most favorable terms, july 70 BRIGIIAM, KELLY ft CO. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE’ Life Insurance Com jinny of New York. ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary. JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President. Applications received by WM. P. IIUNTER, Agent. Dr. R. D. Arnold, Medical Examiner, ly jnu 29 BOOK BINDING. ThPThe subscriber is prepared to execute Book Binding of every description ut the ahortest notice. Blank Books ruled nnd bound to any patterns. [fel>2] J. B. CUBBEDGE. STEAMBOAT ENGINE. Mill do,Hotel nnd House 17 Gongs, all sizes. Ready to put up. very simple and n first rate article. Also, Copper Ware ami Sheet Brass, just received and for sale by apr 0 E. LOVELL. DOR SALloVbi ARRIVE- ex I 1 per ted dully per ship Richard Cobdeu, 10 to tho .on, by [mar 2] C. A. L. LAMAR. 1 .EMERSON’S RAZOR STROPS.—These brated Strops are made and warranted by Charles Emerson, and are superior to any others now in use.— Purchasers should lie sure and get the genuine Strops as there are numerous counterfeits bearing the same name, the most of which are worthless. The genuine Strop can be had of W. VV. LINCOLN, apr 18 Monument square. lUDOEB’I IIAIK SHAVING BRUSHES.—V large assortment of Bair and Bristle Shaving Brushes, just received nnd fur sale by apr 18 IV. W. LINCOLN, JOHN B. MOORE & CO., DrnggUls nnd Ajiot liccarics, Giudon’m Buildings, savannah, (!a. G Invite the attention of Planters, Physicians nnd the citizens generally, to their stock of pure YX and unadulterated MEDICINES, which have been selected with great personal care for this market . Their assortment of Plantation, Family, and . Toilet articles, will be found unsurpassed, cither in i quality or variety. For Physicians. The best French, English, and American Chemicals, Select Powders, Trusses of all kinds; Surgical, Den tal. Pocket, and Cupping Instruments, Catheter's Med ! ical Saddle Bags, ftc. Planter’s Articles. | Paints, Glass. ;I,amp Oil. Lancets, Tooth Instru ments. superior American Mustard, and Luudreth'.s I Garden Seeds. For Family Use. Preston ft Morrill’s Yeast Powders, Flavoring Ex ; tracts, Russia Isinglass, Gelatine, Vanilla Beans. French ! AVhite Wine Vinegar.superior Teas, Spices, Mustard : Anow Root, Sweet Oil, Burning Fluid, and Sperm Oil. Fcr tho Toilet. Fine Turkey Sponge, Flesh Rubbcrc; Hand Mir rors, Powder Boxes, German Cologne, Shaving ! Creams. Razor Strops, nnd Dressing Cases; nnd i nn extensive assortment of French, English and Ameri can Hair Preparations, Ox Marrow, Philocomc. Bear’s Oil, ftc.; and Lubin’s, Gucrlain’s, Maugcnet's l’iver’s, , Provost’s, and Monpelu's fine Toilet SoafS, Pom- ! j modes, and extract* for tlio Handkerchief. Brushes and Combs. I They request particular attention to their assortment ! , of these articles: viz : Ivory. Pearl, Bone. Buffalo, ! I Satinwood. and Inlaid Hair Brushes, comprising eve- ’ ry variety of French and Eng. in an n tact ure: ivory, ‘ Buffalo, and Bone handled Tooth Brushes. Nail Brush- j es. Shell, Buffalo and Horn Drcaring and Tuck Combs. I and Ivory Fine Tooth Combs. Sundries. Bnckgnmraan Boards. Chessmen, Dominoes, Crib bage Boards. I’laying Cards of extra fine quality. Purses, Liquor Flasks, Tapers, Pantiles, Aromatic i Cachou's. Pocket Books, and a groat variety of Smel ling Bottles, Preston Salts, ftc. Orders from the country promptly filled nnd satis-j faction guaranteed with regard to price and quality. ! mar 12 r j’ AN A NT*S EFFERVESCENT SEL! 7 ER APE .1 RIENT.-—This much esteemed and highly valu able preparation, will effectually remove Headache, Billions affections, Heart Burn, Costiveness, ftc.. just received and for sale by apr 27 ‘ JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. I )If4 HAMS'—2 bids, just received and for sale by .1 mar 28 A. BONAUD. CIOSTAR’S EXTERMINATOR, for the dertruc ) tion of links, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Flies, etc., just received and for sale by apr29 JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. ft NDELIMUK INKS, —Kidders, Trants, Reeves. I Waters and Parsons, with and without prepara tions, for sale hv apr 29 ‘ JOHN P. ft CO. jg BENKERT'S BOOTS AND SHOES M Just received from Philadelphia. Gentlemen iu JM want of a good article, are invited to the abevo —* 1 goods, for salo by WILLIAM IIEIDT. fob 24 Gibbons’ Building. ]7 I'.MP'rON ft VERSTILLIS, have just receivinPa IV lieuutiful lot of Figured Grenadines ; also, Crepe l)’Artois. Silk Tissues and 1 forages, which they ore of fering very low ut their stand, next to F. Zogbaum’a J Music ts tore, in Waring’s Range. apr 19 I ) Eli TING IMP LEM E N TS,'ftc.,~by late rri- J ) vala— -15(.Ml foet Patent Leather Bauds, 2to 18 inches widt*| 150 Tray and Canal Wheel Borrows, 15 pair Patent balance Scales, complete, 2 dozen Counter Scales, complete; 12 do Carolina (English ! Hoes, 2 do large Mounted Grind Stones, 1 do small Mounted Grind Stones, for fomfiy use, 1 do Crowell’s Patent Thermometer Churns, 1 do Garden Wheel Barrows, 2 Agriculturing Tool Cheats, containing Prun ing and Garden Implements, complete; 100 bbls Plaster and Content, French and Georgia Burr Mill Stones, Cologne and Rsopus do Dutch Anchor, Brand Bolling ('lottos, Graute Fan Mills Grain Cradles, (■ iota Scythts, Reap Hooks, fte., for sale by apr 2 C. 11. CAMPFTKLD. To Strangers and Travellers, wLo prefer a private to a public house. MRS. WRIGHT’S, No. 91, South Third-street, 4 doors be low St. Paul’s Church, Phtla. OFFERS SUPERIOR ATTR ACTIONS. rUHEhouse is large and airy, finely located in a qui -1 et nnd fashionable neighborhood, near Steamboat Landings and within a minute’s walk of the Exchange. The interior arrangements arc well adapted to pro mote the comfort of tho inmates —large Parlors, airy Chambers, a fine Bath, and the table well supplied.— Terms moderate. Ty sept 8 I UST RECEIVED.—BO boxes Adamantine Can dies, 10 Ikixoß very fine Candles, put up iu six Its ! boxes for family use, for sale by A. BONAUD, mar 9 corner Bay and Whitakcr-sts. V’ K\V BOOKS —Summer Cruise in tho Modi terra j .IN noun on board an American frigate, by N. Parker ! Willis. The Old Min'< Bride, by T. S. Arthur. The Mother and her Offspring, by Stephen Tracy, : M. D.,formerly a Missionary Physician to the A. B. C. F. B. to the Chinese, Autobiography of an Englisn Soldier in the United States Army, comprising observations and ventures in 1 the States and Mexico. Tho Lovers’ Stratagem, or the Two Suitors, by Em . eline Flygarc Carlen, author of Ivai or the Skjuts boy. The Flying Dutchman, or tho W o<lding guest of Am sterdam, a mysterious tale of the sea. by Capt Merry , U.B. N. i Tli j Ladies wationa! Magazine for May. Baruum’s Illustrated News. No. 18, and a supply of the back numbers received by apl 20 J. B. CUBBEDGE. Malaga grapes, orangesT lemons. Ac.— Received per steamer Alabama, 5 kegs Malaga Grapes. 10 boxes Oranges. 10 do. Liquors, Raisins, Figs Dates, Prunes, Almonds, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER, mnr 9 Cor. Bull and Congress sts.. Mon’t sq. it J 11 IT IS and COLORED Curtain and Pavilion \V Loops. For sale by nprll KEMPTON ft VERST!LLK. ARPER’S MAGAZINE,"for May. Book of the World. No. 7, 8 and 9. received bv apr 26 J. B. CUBBEDGE. I)ROWN’S ESSENCE OiFTfoAMAICA GINGER ) A fresh supply of thb delightful article, for tho summer use, received and for sale by apr IS J. E. DeFORD, Apothecaries’ Hall. / IHLOB|NE TOOTH WASH.—For cleaning and \J preserving the teeth and Gums, and cleansing tho mouth, received and for sale hy apr 18 J. K. DeFORD, Apothecaries’ Hall. I) ECEIVED per steamer Alabama—2 bids Pig b 11ams, for sale by A. BON AUD, mar 9 cor Bay and Whitaker-sts. Iya< 6nTvnd LAKIU— ) 20 hlids. prime new Shouldors; 20 bbls. No. 1 Lard. Received per steamer State of Georgia, and for sale by fob 21 PADELFORD, EAY ft CO. JILACK TEA- A Irtish supply of extra quality > Oolong Tea. a very superior article, received per steamer Alabama. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE ft CO, mar 25 Gibbons Building. Molasses. —100hhdsCuba andyobbls. n.o. Mo liu*ses, of prime quality. For sale by mar 10 IU. G!LBEBT Ilf AIIPE.NE, OK HAIR GLOSS.’—An Indian > ? preparation for restoring grey hair to its origi nal color—also, for preventing grey hair and baldness Just received and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, mar 18 Monument Square. 1)1 PNAAPo MAGAZINE,for April. Received by . mar 29 J.B. CUBBEDGE. I )I(i II \ MS. bologna’ S*\l SAGE,"~Smtikml Ton -1 gues extra large Fulton. Market. Mess Itoef, Pig, Pork—also new Tub Butter, and a full supply Firkin Butter, just received per steamer Florida. apl2B 2 WM. G. DICKSON. I)I< K LED SMli\ .. iauding jn.-r (Km. nt Penn, from Boston. No. 1. Nova Scotia Salmon. No. 1. Mackerel. Pickled Codfish, dry. For sale at DICKSONS. np!2B 2 Cor. Whitaker St. ft Broughton. PURE AND SUPERIOR SODA WATER.” ’PIUS water is made on an entirely new principle, JL from the Porcelain Lined Self Generating Appara tus. This apparatus hits been examined by several of ; the principal Physicians of this city, and pronounced to be a very superior article. As the water made from it is perfectly pure from all corrosive impurities which are often found in Soda Water, the Generators and Fountains being lined with Porcelain.it renders the Wa ter perfectly pure and very conducive to health. Par ticular attention paid to the preparation o*’ Syrups, which are of the very best quality and every variety, and warranted to suit the taste of all who visit tho Apothecaries’ Ilall, corner of Broughton and Barnard sts, apr 9 1)1 51,—40 bbls. L. Felton *v Son’s Boston Rum, \ landing fiiom brig Clement, and for sale by apr 27 BRIG 11 YM,'KELLY ft CO. I YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER—For the des j truction of all kinds of insects Roaches, Moths, Ants, Flics and Insects on Plants, just received and for sale by (apr 27) JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. M. PRESDERGAST & CO. HA VE to announce the arrival, Tuts D.vv, of the first portion of their Spring Stock. Their Mr. Prendergast being now in the markets, they expect the full completion of his purchases in a few days, of which a detailed notice will be given; in the meantime, they solicit nn early inspection from nil their old friends and the public generally. 178 BROUGiITON-ST., mar 7 Opposite Bt. Andrew’s Hall. AGENCIES. ’ The undersigned is Agent for the sale el filT Burr Mill Stone, dressed nnfl furnished with nil the necssary Irons complete for running—is also prepared to furnish French Burr, Cologne and Esopus Mill Stones of every dimension. * A\ iliter’s Patent Kire-Proof Safes, AT MANUFACTURE'S PRICES. Burns ft Griswold’s Sen Island Cotton und Cotton Saw Gins. Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the most competent of any in use nt present. *#* Specimens of all the above to be seen at the Ware-house, 171 Bay-st„ Savannah. f, ‘ h 3 (HAS. 11. CAMPFIFTiP. (tORSf STAUCll.—Oswego refined and prepared J Corn Starch, for culinary use. This article is ex ceedingly healthy, delicious and economical, and when desired, may be used as a substitute, for, and in tho same manner as Arrow Root. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE, ft CO., mar 17 Gibbons’ ; Ifin li|s,,s - N, ‘ w Orleans w'l.iskcy. lauding this I \ \ r day per brig Kate Heath, and for sule bv mar 2 WILLIS ft BRUNDAGE. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICE. I ft T E have great pleasure in directing the attention \\ of our old friends and customers in tl is city and the surrounding country, to the full arrival of our : recent purchases, comprising the largest assorted stock ; of general dry goods we have ever offered for sale. To enable us to keep pace with our increasing trade, we have removed our business to larger and more commodious premises, in the new block of buildings on BROIIGIITON-ST., OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW’S HALL WEST SIDE, where we will be happy to havo early J calls from all intending purchases. M. PRENDERGAST ft CO., | apr 4 778 Broughton-st reef. II USli ANi I>' S ( 7\T7 TN LD MAGNESIA, fully | equal to Hcnrys’ at one half the price. One gross just received, and warranted fresh. For sale by IV. W. LINCOLN, mar 10 Monument Square. PKALON S HAIR INVIGORATOR. rpIIIS lnvigorator is considered infinitely better 1 than oil or grease for the hair, and is an article h* which a cleansing wash is blended with n moat deli cate silky and glossy moisture for the hair. It cleans th© pores of the skin, entirely frees it from scurff or dandruff and other cutaneous diseases. Will positive ly change the harshest hair into the most soft,healthy and glossy state. For sub bv mrr 30 JOHN B. MOORE ft CO. I.aljT:il> MAGNESIA.—This condensed solution Is . a very agreeable and efficient form fiirthe admin istration of Magnesia, and is very useful in Nausea, Acidity of the stomach, Sea Sickness and Dyspepsia. For sale by W. W. LINCOLN, mar 23 Monument Square. rVuPERIOR. WHITE AND YELLOW~GREASE For Railways. Carts, Heavy Machinery, Omnibus s7s.and all other Carriages; 5 bbls and 7 dozen cans of the above Grease, landing from schr. Virginia. For rale by (mar24] C. H CAMPFJFLP