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E FriiUy Aftaraoun, *4ay 3, 1353. Sc l'l rat nii<l Lat Mcsdame* Rrowu, Mott and Stone. In publishing the following description of the personnel of these notorious, rather tbnn famous ; u* pious of woman’* rights, wo iriuft not be i.udera o<l ■.* ui’ing and abetting tiro cause. Me :.ro opposed to this modern ism, which pro poses to tdevato (’() woman to a loftier*sphere through a vaiu hope to strengthen her influence augment her power and add to hw.* bjppiaess. The inevitable consequence of the success • f this newborn ism will be, to rob woman of tho tw • groat elements of her power,—modesty, and ten derness. In woman’* weakness lies hor strengtn; iu her helplessness is her might—in her mo le. - ty. ami the sanctity which dwells in an lnround her, is ens ! led tho secret of her iu.l .once ovor the sterner fox; and the day v. heu the. are Liken from her, she become • a thing of common place—her sceptre will bo broken, her throno overturned, her wondr >us potency gone. The whole tendency of the doctrine, aud wo defy contradiction, is to make men of to blot out tho name of woman from tho book of hu manity, and thoso who are curious to look ahead, aud to soo what this country will bo whou wom an’s rights (as they aro at present asserted) shall be in tho ascendant, havo but to imngin ■ a country of men, to havo the desired picture, boforo them. The mind revolts from such a contemplation with loathing and disgust. The women whoso names appear in the caption, i wc view as misguided, but good-iuleutioned i enthusiast*—restless spirits to whom content is a stranger; who thirst, and long and crave for excitement, and perhaps sympathy, nnd having found a thread which happens to bo blight at one ond, would fain pursue it with ‘hat mad and rash enthusiasm whose end will be to defeat the ; very object which it seeks. We do not know it tu bo so, but we venture the hypothesis, that the I firesides of Mesdames Brown, Mott and Stone aro not what they should be, or these ladies could find at homo ample employment for their talents, a sufficiency of objects to bo attained, and bettor occupation than public declamation in support of new-fangled theories. There is scarcely any social circle but ha* iu it one or more mcn-womcn. Women who des pise tho conveutioualities of society; who set j outre fashions; w ho coolly stop over the barriers ! which uicu in their respect and admiration for their sex love to see around them; women who say bold things, and dare bold deeds; who aro i never embarrassed, or confused in th presence of men, let their number* be what they may, 1 and who blush by rule and effort rather than by i intuition, if indeed the art is not to them a lost ( one. Such women are “vomeus-righh:”-woraen in embryo—half finished aud nascent specimens of tho new order of creatures. What i.~ their iu- ‘ fluenco? Nothing! What is the respect they ! inspire ? None! save tho outward show which j the gallantry of men cannot refuse even to the outline of woman. It is not among or of such, ! that truo men seek wives; and they pay the pen alty of their folly, usually by getting a booby for a protector. Woman’s mission is already the highest upon ; earth. Slio holds now the balance of power. It is hers to mako heroes or pigmies. It is hers ! to check tho rising waves of men’s impetuous passions, to set a guard over his inclinations, mould his character, console him in defeat, in spire him to renewed effort, urge him to achieve, and be to him alwaysa guardian angel directing his steps in proper paths, nnd leading him to those goals, on tho road to which w ithout her guiding and inspiring hand he wou! ! faint, nnd . fall, aud leave his bones to blench by the way side. Tho women who control this world, arc not tho Lucretia Motts, the Antoinette Browns, and tho Lucy Stones of tho ngc. They are not the women who mount rostrums and make speeches. The powerful, the eloquent, the great ! women, stand modestly iu niches, directing ! with a tender glance of tho eye, appealing wit.i upturned gaze, commanding by a gentle wave i of the hand, and protected by the white veil of modesty which, encircling their temples, droop to their feet. But we aro detaining tho reader from the promised paragraph. The editor of the Syracuse (N. Y.) Chronicle (who is opposed to womens rights,) has paid a visit to tho advocates of the j “ism,” ami gives tho following account of his impressions. We publish it to show that wo man is warring against her/elf, when f-l.e/triv.-.-, to shake off her natural attributes; and we are pleased to know thnt it was tho influence ol these attributes which call *d forth the follow ing lnngunge. Tho editor forgot the orator in tho woman. He savs : “We defy anybody to produce n woman in any position whatever, who presents a b -ttcr , model of feminino grace and propriety, than Antoinette L. Brown in her pub!i • a ldiv‘ . Before Mrs. Lucretia M tt, in h r DuL ii and inorul grandeur, tho rudest gaiu-sayer D hushed in respectful silence, and rowdyi.-m itself becomes humanized and g-nll •. And a to Lucy Stone, the music of her cl picm .nidi fies her very ‘bloomer.’ \V- well remenib r the first time we wore brought under her imlrei It was at the Woman’s Rights Con\. \>n in i this city. Strongly opposed to some of the po-i tions thcro taken, and prejudiced, in j irticular, agninst this wholesale sortie of women up >ntho ; public rostrum, which hud not sccim and to us their appropriate arena, wo were not particularly propitiated by Lucy Stone’s dnss (of a pattern at which our tado has always rt voltcd,) when she made ber appearance on the stand. Not long, however, bad her low, sweet, searching tone (’that excellent thing in w man*) fallen upon our car, and into our heart, 1 dLre every particle of our hostility was melted away, at least for tho time, and her supremacy was com plete. When she ciosed and sat down, after having held an immense audience, for more than an hour, in breathless attention, wo turned away, in state of subdued perplexity, saying •oftly to ourselves : ‘Well, whether ice like it or not, little woman heaven made you a:, ora tor r The Charleston Boat failed to arrive last evening, and wc are consequently without a northern mail. It has been so long a time since we had to mako a similar announcement, wc free by excuse the present failure. It has enabled us to lay before the reader several valuable nr ticles in placo of news details. Sco outside pages- We are indebted to Mr. De Ford, of Apothecaries’ Hall,corner of Broughton and Bar nard struct*, for some specimens of his stock ; of cigars, comprising a variety of brands and qualities. We havo found them excellept in all the essentials of a good cigar, and can com mend the lover of this prirno luxury to Mr. De Ford, who can supply them with the genuine ar- 1 tide. St. Joliu'm Church. This now und beautiful house of vcorakip, situated on Madison Square, will be consocrated r to morrow, ut half-past ten, A. M. Tho seat* od tho occasion will be free to nil visitors, and the public arc invited to Lo present at tho cere monies. Zff* The iiro last evening, wa3 in the loft of a ‘-rick stable ou West llrond and Joncliim sts., ’ behmgiug to the estate of tho Into Wm. Gibbons. . It wn - soon extinguished, and tho damages wore .‘light. Wo have not heard how it origi nal !, but the piubabilificj s cm to he in favor of th ‘ hypotheai-, that the /table ui l not take j firo of iUclf. Memphis Coiumerclal Couveuiian. This body on the 1/t proximo, and in a , ••t'Hiuo with a resolution o* Council, Jlis ! Honor Mayor Wayne ha* appointed Messrs. James P. Screven, IL IL C't yleu and A. It. 1 La'vt n as Delegates Savannah. Council j made a liberal appropriation soiuo time biuceto ! defray the cxpcc/cs of tho delegation. We have on a former occasion expressed at souio length our conviction, that tho Convention : would not bo able to carry into effect its com- i inundabh! int^ntioii.-.; and wo aro still of opinion that toe great objects sought to boachicvod, aro ! dependent more upon the individual effort* of towns and cities for th. ir own improvement, j than tho unite J efforts of delegates in convention from tho various sections interested. Yet uot- , withstanding those opinions, we cannot forgot : I that this is eminently the age of experiment, nor ; ! c.ui we be so far behind tho spirit of the times, I ! as to oppose the efforts about to be made for the | commercial advancement of the South. Lot the 1 Convention meet any we- let Savannah be rep resented in it, and let tho assembled wisdom of tue Southern States devise, plan, project, and do what it can to achieve ourindependence.and throw off tho enthralment which has so long cripple ! tho energies of our people. We only express our opinion as to tho mode of action, I in order to moderate the anticipations of thoso who mistake tho dawn of improvement for its meridian; and who set too groat a value upon splendid speeches nnd ardent resolutions, and lUtlt valu< upon Horn i idividual effot t. AVo approve heartily of His Honor’s selection j of and legates. They know what i3 wanted, and ! they are able to get it for us, if it is possible to attain it nt Memphis. We approve quite as I heartily of the liberal appropriation of Council, j Wo always wish the Delegates from Savanuah | to any Convention, to be properly equipped and I provided for at the expense of the city, when ; they go to subservo the city’s interests. So far, 60 good. Kail Koad Mrctlag la Grl/Xln. A railroad meeting was held in Griffin Ga., jon tho third iust, over which Col W. IL Piiil | lips presided. Delegate* were appointed to nt tend the Memphis Commercial Convention and also to attend the Hail Rond Convention at New nnn, (Ga.,) on the 19th. The following resolu tions which were adopted, contain tho “gist” of the proceeding*. Ist. Resolved, That wo npprovo of tho object* of the Memphis Convention, nmltbntthis meet ing appoint ten delegates to represent tho city of Griffin and county of Spalding in said Con- , | vention. 2*i. Resolved , That a Railroad running from j Griffin to Decatur, on the Tennessee river, in Ala- j ! bama is an objoctof no small magnitude to tho i people ofthi • community’ and that our delegates i bo instructed to urge upon tbc Memphis Conven- 1 tion the importance of lending aid and influence j to this great work. 3d. R< ‘■/red, That we will heartily co-opcr -1 ate with tho friends of this enterprise by every I : in- ans in our p >wer, and will use our • fforts t • j the fullest extent of our ability, to carry on t . ; a suceessul consummation, this work, in which we feel such an abiding interest. ■ 1C sidn-d, That tl . meeting solicit it co-oper ation on the part of tho citizens of Savannah i { and Macon, and the Central nnd Macon &. Wes tern Railroad Companies, to call meetings to i take into consideration the propriety of lend ing theiraid to the contemplated Road from Grif to Decatur, Alabama, nnd that tho citizens of Spalding and the ad jacent counties, will send delegates to said meetings. - [From the Montgomery (Ala.) Journal.] Southern Plainer*’ Convcutlon. first day’s ritoccrdings. Thu delegates ns.'emblcd in the Capitol, nlien the Convention was organised by Dr. W. C. Daniel, of Georgia, iu the chair. Dr. Daniel addressed tho convention. On motion of Dr. Cloud, Dr. Lucas, of Mont* ; ginnery, was app doled .Secretary. On motion of Dr. Powell, of Macon county, a j committee of live was appointed by the chair to | nominate officers for the permanent organiza tion of the association. Ou motion of Judgo J3ibb, a commiltee of fourteen was appointed by tho chair to preparo business for tho as-oeiation. On motion of Col. Young, of Mississippi, the delegates were requested to come forward aud register their names by .States. On mot; n, the meeting adjourned lo meet nt l o’clock in Estello Halt. •i o’clock, r. si. Tho meeting mot pursuant to adjournment, when the committee <-f live r- ported by their chairman, Dr. Pow.-11. tho following officers: lion. G. R. Gilmer, of Ga., President. C !. \’. k, of.Mi -. Col. Young, of Miss.; Geo. \V. An Icison, of Ga.: and Dr. \V. C. Daniel, of Ga., Vico Presidents. Dr. Lucas an l Dr. Clou 1, Secretaries. Oil taking the chair, G wv. Gilmer addressed the association, The tt*:.oeiation was th-.-n addressed by Prof. Toutuey, of Tuscaloosa. Tho association th -n ad journo l toll o'clock, Tucaday. SECOND day’s PR -CELDINGS. It met again at tho hour appointed, and tho ; committee of fourteen reported a constitution nnd business for tho association. After which I the association was addressed by Col. Cobb, of j Mississippi, when the ns>oeiation adjourned to 1 o’clock, nt which time Mr. Nelson will ad i dress tho association. Senator It. Toombs, of Ga., will address the convention to-day, ut 11 o’clock, at Eslello : Hall. The ladies are particularly invited to nt i ’end. He is well known for his oratorical abili ! ties. Floral Festival. V.’c understand thnt tho Young Ladies, con nected with tho Greensboro Female College, a Nourishing institution located in that pleasant village, contemplate giving a Floral Festival on Friday evening next. This “feast of roses”— perhaps of somewhat Icfs ethcrial—will doubt less ]!Ovo a very attractive nnd delightful occa.*'i n. Wo wish the young ladies a pleasant i May lay, flowers as bright as over blossomed in— : a tij o gardens of Gull, in their blcom,” 1 —nnd a large assemblage to enjoy tho eviden j ces of their tasteful display. If wo made anoth- I or wi>h, it would merely be that wo might bo present, in propria persona.—Gearyia Gazette. TELEGRAFHIC ITEIdd. Nnw York, May 3.— Cotton —Day’s sales ! 1500 bales at a decline of Ac. per lb. May 1; ’ day's sales 3000 bales—no change in prices. Xrv Orleans, Muy 2. — Cotton —Sales on Saturday 3000 bales at steady prices. Receipts on Saturday and Sunday 7000 bales, Stock on hand 230,U00, bales. Coffee.—7,ooo bags Rio sold during tho week, the larger portion at Sjf a ‘J cents. Stock, 53,000 bags. Freights.—To Liverpool 7-1 Oil. per lb. Xr.v Orleans, May 3, M.— Cotton —Sales up tu noon 1.200 bnles. Market very much un settled by tho lialtic’i accounts. £u gar —Prices steady. Molasses—Prices quoted at 20 a 21 per gal- , lon. Klee, dull at $1 a $ H perewt. /antral Jnuitatinn. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. aud Mrs. Mm. P. Rowi.\.\d and Mrs.C. E. Bap.nard.ore invited to attend the funeral of TIMOTHY BARNARD, son of the former,.To-morrow morning, ay, o’clock, ut their residence, corner of Broughton and West Broad sts. may 6 /tarrfrt. ! In Washington, (Ga.) ou Thursday, 28th of April, ; 1853, by the Rev. Geonaz F. Pieivcf, I). D., WILLIAM F. ALEXANDER, to MARY LOUISA, daughter of the i Hon. Rouert Toomws. ThC Petition , Of— Voters of the County of Chatham to | the Legislature of the Slate of Georgia, to re strict the Traffic in Spirituous Liquors. , To lIIt S- note arui House of Representatives of the Stale of Georgia, in General Assembly met: The Voters of Chatham County of tho State ofOoor j gia, who f.i l that the Traffic in Spirituous Liquors as uow allowed, is destructive of the best interests, mo ral. social and political of a free people, would respect fully present to your Honorable body, That by the present License System, our f> limv citi zens nro betravod into imbju which result in vice, poverty, degradation uud criuu*; unfit them for the discharge of domestic, social or political duties; entail : upon their families a heritage of woe. and curse their j country with the rule of fallen freemen. , Our Children are early seduced to a course of intem | perance which blasts our hopes, and destroys all their | prospects fur life. Our Slaves are corrupted, their health destroyed, i their murals depraved, nnd their value depreciated'. Neighbor* and Friouds are embroiled in feuds, nnd peaceable neigliborhootls made to witness revolting scenes of strife and bloodshed. Life and Property are render*d insecure by tho drunken carelessness of those to whom they arc in trusted j Pauperism of every frm is rendered familiar to a ’ people, bhvse.l of God wit h the means of honorable in dependence above any other people on earth. Taxes are levied upon the sober, the industrious, the i economical, to support in drunkenness, indolence and waste, a largo portion of the population, or to pay the expenses of pauperism or crime, resulting fri m the re -kit 6s improvidence or uugoverned parlous of tho I intemperate. The Purify of .sir Popular Representative Gi vcrn ment is tarnished, and the entire system is endanger ed, since tbc Grogshop lias Itocomo tho centre of power t > unscrupulous demagogues. • These and numberless other evils, your Petitioner* would present as originating in the present system of Licensing the Traffic in Spirituous Liquor*. Your l’et-iii mers earnestly desire that such change ns your wisdom may devise, be made in the entire sys tem. nnd they would therefore, respectfully pray your ; honorable body: ! First—To pass a Law embracing nil necessary regu lations fur authorizing tho legal voters of eaeli comity, , to decide by vote whether letail traffic in Spirituous Liquors may be allowed or shall be prohibited within their respective counties. i Second—To make effective the popular voice thus . expros.-cd: and to extirpate th ‘ Retail Traffic however i it may be disguised, by ordaining that uo Traffic in j Spirituous Liquors shall be allowed except with Li : cense; and that uo License shall be issued until the ! licensing power is satisfied that a majority of the legal ; voters within the Militia District where the traffic is alloweJ. consent to such traffic. Third—To pass a Law, guarded by such provisions nnd enforced by such penalties, ns shall preserve it j from eviu-ion. or unpunished violation, nnd secure ful- ; lv the objects in view, of protecting the people ngaind j the evils of the Retail Traffic in Spirituous Liquor*, ! anil your petitioners will over pray, Ac. 41 £■“The undersigned, having boon appointed Com mittee-man for Chatham County, to obtain signatures to the above petition, gives notice that the subject of this i ctition will !)o ui-en.-.-ed at Armory lIhII, this ! evening, (Friday) 6th Inst., and on succeeding Friday evenings, for some week*. The public arc invited to attend. WM. KING. Savanna!?, May 6, 1853. ■■ - ■ Spasms in the Stomach. Flatulency, und Indigestion cured Ivy Hollo way’* , Pills.--Extract of a letter from Mr. Dnlwuod, *f Goodwood, near Sydney, New South Wales, diiled | Sept. 14tli, ISSO.—“To Professor Holloway, Sir—lluv- I inghad an experimental knowledge of the good effect produced by your valuable Rills, I consider it my duty to make it known, that two years ago, my daughter, then sixteen years old, had suffered for u lung limo with cramps in the stomach, flatulency aiel indige:- 1 lion. I tried vuriou. remedies without benefit, but a few dososofyour wonderful Pills have restored her to perfect health, nnd she is entirely free from any symptoms of her former complaint. lw may 4 IMPROVED EXTRA SIZE SEIDLITZ POWDERS. ‘I’iIUSE P.ovdurs arc prepared expressly fi r the re I tail trade, from superior imported material- , and ! are warranted full weight Seidlitz Powder*, ac- J . curotely prepared, os th<>-e are warranted t< be) arc ! I hold in the highest estimation f>r their peculiar vir- ! ; tuofl in giving relief where there is indigestion, lieart - burn.ur bilious affecti >us prevailing; and wlieu used ne- ! | cording to the directions, form an effervescing, aperi- j tent, draught, more agroeahle, yet possessing ail the i medicinal properties >.f the much esteemed Scidlitz 1 Springs in Germany. Ry AV.AV. LI.W'dLN, mar 24 Monument Square. ‘ QTEWAUT'S CANDIES.—J-.ft re.-, iv. I. per > u .tcamcr Alabama, a supply of S?--wart's celebrated ; Steam Refined Can.lies, in pound and half pound pack- 1 age*. W.W. LINCOLN, mar 19 Monument Square, i OS A’ YR’ U 38... ir-Mii o-n.il.nrg.', I. om Plan ; tors Factory, iu .store. For sale bv fob 24 * BRIGII AM. KELLY A CO. ‘ JEED POT ITIM’.S... _’•!.! .is prime J’lai.t ii Pot Ux , land! ig from bii. a. Dun! &r. F r sale l.y .jan 2.L HUNTER A G A MM ELL. I>v: K SB. > >Ks: ) tins 111i.■ 1 v.-lumeof Mi-s Agnes Mrietlaud's Lives us the Queens of .Scotland nnd English Princesses con ic. •■.. and with the Regal Succession. Anew sup) lv t’ i’amilv Billies, Po[yglot and Pocket j Bibles in a variety of bindiugs,which will be sold cheap | at the Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, inar 19 No. 135 Congress st. ! MILAS ; Cuba, and 75 bbla prime New-Orleans, fur sale by l!. J > LB 1 jUTTJSft. & CIIEESI : I >ter and Cheese, j.er steamer Alabama. For s.D ut tlx* Emporium by apr .6 SEABORN GOODALL. | i iutter].-! I> jan 31 li. .I. GILBERT. V’ E W ORLEANS SUGAR.—33 hhds. just re ceived. and fur sale by SE AB >RN G K)D ALL. I)AREGE3. —Plain, Figured, aud Satin Stripod > 8.-uvges. For sale !>v KKMPTON A YERSTILLE. 1 MOSttUll'O Ni! ill N<..- —... pcs. M -quit'. Net ting. 50 Bobinett Netting. F.*r sale bv KEMPT IN a VERSTTLLE. > Til l ■■ ‘ ■ 11 - L'lusses 1 also. fine. French and common Trusses, in every I variety, for solo by JOHN B. MOORE A Cos., mar 17 Gibbous’ Buildings. I N--- e iq. MITTS AND SiLlv HOSIERY. LadieV and ; Misses’Super Long, Misses. Nett Mitts. Ladies’ ; Super l’erol Silk Ladies’ Super Open Work Silk Hose. Ladies’ White S.mdal Lace Silk Hose . Ladies and Ceuta c>ilk. Liueuand Lisle Thread Gloves. Fur KEMPTON A YERSTILLE, *s*.)\ f okoo, Ga., and for sale by mar 3 WELLS A DURR. | Li N TiS'l’ S’ GOLdTo I L.—For sale by JOHN B. MOORE A; CO., apl 13 Gibbons’ Building j 1 feo CONGRESS WATER ■< ressWat® I warranted fresh, kept constantly in iee. rnay be * foun tat tbcetoreof \V. SV. LINCOLN, ar 18 Monument-square. V 17 A HOOI^N*— x A Thomsonian Principles, with j.raetieal directions I ; idministering tho Th msonian Medicines, Includ ing the various methods of administering vapor baths, | ! emetics, Ac., by J. W. Com fort, M. D. Elements of ‘Health, by E. J. Tilt. M. D. Tho Principles of Botany, as exemplified in the Cry- > plogamia, f >r tho use of schools and colleges, by liar ; land Couitas. Anecdotes for tbc Steamboat and Bail road. Select- ! ed from the best authors by an “Old Traveller.” Re- i j ccivi/d by [a IS] J. B. CUBBEDGE. SOMETHING VEBY HANDSOME, lints for winiill ami Large Iloys. mTIIE Ladles of Savannah have long wanted to ; get something very pretty for their Children in ! tho way of HATS. They can now find such nr ticles at the Clothing .Store. No. 99 and 150 Oibbou's range, where I am now receiving Panamas, Leghorns, China and Dituorc Pearl, Campecha.Rutland and Can t.u Straw, and Palm leaf—all neatly trimmed, to fit Buvs from one to fifteeu years oM Call and see. mar ,'W GE YS. NICHOLS. j I )l)\V I dor, in wholes, half ami quarter kegs, just recciv ! and and f*r sale by [mar 11] E. LOVELL, j nY DR A U LICC KM KNT.—IOO bblsT 1 loffman Rosen- | dale, a superior description of Cement, landing I | from schr Francis Satterly; for sale by apr 25 C II CAMPFIELD SAVANNAH JOURNAL. FRIDAY. MAY 6, 1853. Hem Abuertisfmcnts. U. S. .MAIL LINK. FOR PHILADELPHIA. To leave Wednesday, May 18. at-oVik, — M. The new and splondi 1 steamship M ATE OF GEORGIA, (’apt. Walter TWfW Gitllins, will positively leavo aa above. ! i or freight or passage apply to may 6 C. A. L. LAMAR. FJR CHARTER] -T-jh The schr. \1 KG I NI A, Snow, master, is ready to receive charter fora cargo of Ti in ber or Ldtn bev f*r a Northern port. Apply to may and Wi LbIS k BRUNT)AGE. FUR NEW Line The regular packet schr. North State, Ilor ton, master, will have dispatch as above. For J freight or pas/ age, apply to may 5 ‘ * WiLbIS k B!tUNDAGE._ _ LOST, SIM ‘ TIME AG 4, a Gold Pen and Pencil Case. Hen ry ('hatla McKenzie, engraved ou it. Five dollars will be paid ou proaciiting ii at the office, Pulaski (toufie. ot . may 6 NO. SUGAR. - 30 hhdi, N. <>. Sugar, for sale low „to cl S! \ 1 ■” \ ‘l ‘ ALL. ASTERN HAY. Brick', Laths, and White Pine a Lumber. —300 bales (Cooper’s) Eastern Hay. Bi,- <Xh) Bricks, 50,000 Laths, and 2,000 foot Wllif.• Pine Lumber, cargo of bark Adaluid Cooper from Bath, Me, for hale, to arrive, by may 6 K. W. BUKER. (HUtYSTALIN K POMADE.—For improving and in j creasing the growth of the Ifair, just received r.nd for sale by [uiay •] J. B. M(X)RE & CO. /'OMRS. BRUSHES Ac. —l voryTT’eai L lJoi.eßuffii v 10, SatiuwiLHi. und Inlaid Hair Brusiies; Ivory, Hufialo ami Bone handled Tooth Brushes: Nail Brnsh ! es;Slicll. Buffalo and Horn Dressing, Tuck. Side and 1 Puff Combs; also. 1 very, Buffalo and Shell Fiuo Teeth Combs: just received, and tor sale by J. B. MOORE A CO. THE YOVSG M AROONERSi by Rev. F. 1_ It.Goukling, a further supply, just received and for sale at the Bookstore of S. S. SI BLEY, may 6 No. 135 Congress.st. 40.000D OLLARg. 50 prizes of #I,OOO m e #OO.OOO. GIIEENE AND PULASKI LOTTERY, Extra Class 33. fi-r 1863. To be decided by tlic drawing of Delaware Lottery Class 105. To In*drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday May •th. J GREGORY A M A i it Y, MAN AG CBS. Successors to J. W. Maury & Cos. SPLENDID SCHEME] 1 prize off 40.000 J 2 prizes of $5,000 1 prize of 20.i)00 i 1 prize of 3.595 1 ] rizc • T 10,000 I 50 prizes of 1,000 Ac. Ac. Ac. Ti-kets $10 —shares in proportion. Tickets cither singly or by the Package for sale l.y E. \V ITJIINGTON. Bay Lane, Savnnnali. (a, may 6 Vender for Gregory A Mnury HAND’S lODIDE 8 AKSAPARILL \ For the cure nos Scrofula. Rheumatism, stubborn Ulcers. Chron- I ic Sore Eyes, Cutaneous Eruptions, and all diseases , arising from the impure state of the blood, .lustre- I ceived and for salo ly J. B. MOORE k CO. apr M COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES, I. M. CARY, respoet fully give notice that he has re-open \y ed bis Gallery (corner of Bryan street and | Market Square) where he is prepared to execute Pic j lures in his much admired style,either in cloudy,rainy or fair weather. | Instructions given in the Art. nnd all the Appara j tus furnished; a bo, a large lot of Plates, Ca.-es. Cliemi . c. for sale. Gmos nov CRAPE SHAWLS! CRAPE SHAWLS !! I UST RECEIVED at the SEW STor.E a fresh sup pf ply of Plain and Embroidered WTiito Crape Shawls, of every quality. The Ladies are respectfully request ed to call and look at them, as there is no trouble to show goods—at J. 11. COIIEN & CO.’S, mar 7 ii” Broughton-st. I)U TTEIR.—IO kegs lri-li Butter, in 12 lb legs, > for sale by m I W. BUKI R. . Bo|A F>d .STAINS, newly linmd, and for Mile by npr 18 J. A. MAYER. IVIG HAM J. apr 6 a BON AUD LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. 1 PURCHASERS are invited to examine the stock of Lace nnd Muslin Curtains, I Just received per steamship Florida. Also, new pat t crus Gilt f'orntres. Curtain Pins, Loops, Tassrls, Ac., Picture Cords a:nl Tassels, various colors. WM. 11. GUDIN, Agt, fob 17 Carpet Warehouse, l lOCongreaa and 57 St. J ulien-ptrouts. BATHING HOUSE. .1 . M . II A \ \V O O I) J > ESPECI'FULLY annnunees to the t it i.-•: s ..f Sav- IV annah that on and aftt?r tiiis day. F*l.. 9th. the ’ pra-eof Bathing will be fora single Bath, 50 cents, or ’ 3 tickets lbr $1 until the Ist day of May next, from the first of May until tin* Ist of November next, the ] price of Bathing will be 25 cents a Bath. fi b 9 | 5 ECEIVED PER f.VMER II i Lriilstug Flour. Pig Hams, Shoulders nnd Sides. ’ Dra 1 \pplesand Peaches. Bologna Sausages. Smoked . and Pickled Tongues, Fulton Market Beef, Pig Pork, I Extra No. 1 Mackerel, fresh Salmon nnd Lobsters. GEO. ALEX UNDER. I aprls cor. Bull and Congresa-ata., Monument-sq SALT'. ack . lit fi r - ale by mar 17 _ ‘H. J. GILBERT. LINENS. IINKNP. — Linen Sheeting, J’ilb'W Case Linen, nnd i Shirting Linens, of the best make. For sale by i apr9 ‘ In . MPTON A VERBTILLK. PARASOLS. , PARASOLS.— A handsome assortment of Parasols and Ladies Umbrellas. For sale bv ] KKMPTON .V VERSTI LLE, • i AVaring’s Range, next toZogbauuTs Music store. | apr9 ii 7 i < > A ‘yrup, received and for sale by apr IS J. E. lb i i>ltl>. Apothecaries’ Hull. I )iti .\ I’ IX ii i A Iv. 1 meats with Messrs. Mather A Cos., of Philudel ’ | hia, one of the best manufieturers of Printing Ink in tho United States, we have received and intend j keeping on hand for sale, a general assortment of j J Book. News and Fancy Colored Inks, which we think ! will please both in quality and price. We have Book , i and News ink in kegs of from 20 to 100 lbs., Nos. 1 . and 2; Curd and Book Ink in small canisters. Also. ! ! Bed. Blue. Yellow, and Gre-n. in canisters of from one j to three lbs.each. All which will be sold at a trilling ! I advance on manufacturer'll prices, for cash or city ac ! ceptanccs. From our knowledge of the Ink. we can safely recommend it as being equal to any sold in the South. Orders promply attended to at the book store j of S. SIBLEY, No. 135 Congvess-st. ! mar 22 riMUMMiNGS, trimming braid, Colonel .‘-ilk and I Linen Braid, Colored silk, Linen and > tit Buttons | f t Children’s Clothes: also, Fancy Open Worked Hose | ; and I Hose at. aprT’J KKMPTON A VERSTILLU/S / IASTOII OIL, -Henning’s Cld Di vn Cast \J Oil, a superior article for family use. Just re i ceived aud for sale by G. ‘ll. A J. B. HENDRICKSON, I feb 4 Gibbon’s Buildings. I’itEN CII BITTERS.—I 2 dozen just received and tbr sale by [jun26] A. BONAUI). \ j US LI si . l NS— xt 1 ! I ’lain Combrie and Jaconet MuGins, I Pluided do. do. do. ■ Plain Swiss Muslins, Check'd do do. Strip’d Cambric do. Plain Mull do. Bishop and Vi dorm Lawns. For sale low at mar 12 J. 11. COIIEN A CO., 140 Broughton-st. NEW LOCHS. IUIE Works of James Mali—Legends of the West— the author's rovbed edition. The Camel Hunt, a narrative of personal adven turo. by J. W. Fabens, author of Life ou the Isthmus. | Behind the Curtain, a talc of Elville. i Dr. Birch and his Young Friends,by Wm.M. Thack -1 nray, with sixteen illustrations by the author. Rural Essays, by A. J. Downing, edited with a me raoir of the author, by James W. Curtis; aud a Letter to his Friends, by lTederika Bremer. Every Day Scripture Reading, with brief reviews and practical observations, fur the use of Families aud | 1 Schools, by llev. John L. Blake, I>. D. Essays nnd Miscellanies, choice cuttings from the I Manuscripts of Grace Aguilar, author of’YnleofCc- j dars.’ Ac. selected by her mother, Sarah Aguilar. Eustace Quinttn, n sequel to Mary Price, by G. W. M. ! Reynolds. Jack and bis Bride, or the Highwayman’s Flight: be , ing the further adventures of Claude and lis friends, i y the author of ‘Gentleman Jack,’ beautifully illus i trated. The Illustrated Bible, numbers received to 47. Barnum's Illustrate’ New a, No. 17. Lofty and Lowly, bv Miss Mclntosh—further supply J.B. CUBBEDGE. \T7"ICK. -5 bales bi • quality Candle Wick, for > > sale by JoIIN B. MOORK k CO, mar 25 Gibbons’ Building. {>( H> tv s : BOOKS! BOOKS!- -Harry Muir: a sto ) ry of a .Scottish Chief, by the author of Mrs. Mar l gret Maitland, Merkland. kr. The Hunger of Ilavonstream; by Newton M. Curtis, j author of Patrol of the Mountain, Scout of the Silver : Pond. Haunted Chief, or tho Female Banditti, Ac Harper’s Magazine for April. ; Putnam’s Magazine, containing answers to tho Bour- I bon question. : Blackwood’s Magazine for March, j Gleason's Pictorial. Barn urn’s Illustrated News. For sale at tbc Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, mar 30 No 135 CongrewMt (iA3ll*lll\l£. —20barrels Camphine and Burn- | J ing Fluid. Just received and Ibr t-alo by ! may 5 J. B MOORE k CO. j ‘I’AXNKHS OIL.—IO barrels superior llair Oil. 1_ Just received and for sale by may 5 J. It. MOORE & CO. j (10R N shots Whi I C.T IMS. DCOTCH ALB AND P *:.i ER. -20 hi Is Fal v 7 kirk Ale. uud 20 do London Porter, in store and for sale by [may 5] A. BON AVI), \rELtOW BANK i IBA< 5•. mm, just ra . ceived aud fjr sale by may 6 \. B )N A l D. (ILARET WINES] 25 boxes of superior I j quality, for sale by A. BON AUD. i map 5 cor Bay snd Whitaker sts. j •s I 3AY,"LOOK HERE r :r frt7 SIITRTS, Umbrellas, and water proof Coats. Just ! received at tho Cheap Clothing Store, Gibbon’s ! range, and for sale cheap by may ft GE >. S. NICIIOLS. SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME] - ~ T UST received per steamer, a splendid lot of Figured White silk and Marseilles Vests—the prettiest ever i brought to this place. Cull and see them at the Cloth ing Scoro, Gibbon’s range. For sale by Minay 5 GEO. S. NICHOLS. \\, T lI.VIjII OIL —2O barrels Bloachod Winter Ts Whale Oil. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE k CO., mar 19 Gibbons’ Buildings. nAIII PHI’PARATIONS.—French. English and j . American Pomades, Rose Keplialia, genuine j Bears. McCussjvt Oil, Ramsey's Curling Fluid, Barry’s , Trieopherous. Lyon’s Kathairon, and Radway’s Circas ’ sianj Balm, for sale by JOHN B. MOORE & 00. HARPBRS* MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY.— Received and tor sale l y s. s. si BLEV, N EW BUTTER.- Received per steaxnoi bama. 10 tubs new Butter. For sale at DICKSON’S, may I cor Whitaker st.. k Broughton-Lane. A N DING PER ALABAMA— j Pig Hums, Smolud TongtKH, F. M. liecf, lig Pork, U idle IJcans. ALSO, Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers Sugar Crackers. (may 41 DICKSON’S. I> UT T ER.— 4 few ) received and for sale at the Emporium by mftj i OOODALL. / IARRIAGB HORSES FOR SALEWA pair of \ j bay Horses, kind, gentle, nnd excellent travellers. ! ! Apply to [may 4J PADELFORD. KAY & CO. I NEW BOOKS. i )111 SMATICS. by Richard Uaywardo, illustrated with engravings. Electro-Physiology, a scientific, popular and practi ‘ cal Treatise on the Prevention. Causes and Cure of bis- I ease, or Electricity us a Curative Agent: by Dr. (iershdi Huff. | Tiie Child's first History of America; by the author of Little Dora. | Mother nnd her Offspring; by Stephen Tracy. The Bourbon Prim -The History of the Royal l)au- l ! pliin. liouis XVII, of France. j Ellen Linn, a Franconian Storv; by the author of the Kollo Books. Minnie Grey, or Who is the Heir? By Amy Lau rence, Ae. J Also, a further supply of the History of Pendennis, by Thackeray: Henry Esmond: Vanity Fair. ] My Novel, by Bulwer: Villette, by Currcr Bell. Barn ii in's Illustrated News: Agatha’s Husband;Glea son s Pictorial. For sale at the Bookstore of may 1 S. 8. SIBLEY. R!5 Congressst. TRAVELLER'S TRUNK DEPOT, Gibbon's limijge. YY) GEO. S. NICHOLS,has recently rc -1 iv‘d a large supply of Traveller’s VITLJ Trunks, Valliees, and Carpet Bags, among which are the following: Superior English Sole Leather, iron frames, new pat term. , Do. ldack Harness Leather, iron frames, i Black and bronzed Leather Ladies Trunks, new style, j 28. 30 and 32 inch brass band, extra finish. 28. 30 amt 32 inch black and bronze Folios. ; 50 common black packing Trunks, various sizes. Sole lent tier ami common leather Valliees. 1 Ladies’ lint Boxes, new patter us, black and bronze. 1 100 Wilton, Brussels. Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet Bags,all sizes and qualities, together w ith Satchels. ’ Those in want are invited to give him a call at the Clothing Store, Gibbon's Range, where great bargains will be given. Call and see. nn.v 4 MORE NEW GOODS. JUST received per steamship Alabama: Boy’s white and plaid Haif lloso English Mourning Prints Super fancy Linen Drill White Marseilles Vesting Marrclline Silk, in all colors Grass Skints ; I'mler-Slcevcs, Ac. HPKNt’EK CUB It ELL. Ag’t., No. 154 Congress and 73 .St. Julian-st., may l Gibbons’ Building. NORTUEUJK 11 A i. 80 bal priuio siortl River Iluy, now luiuiiugaud for sale by apr 29 E. W. BUKER. | ‘LOI I!. J-0 bb!s. North St. Loui- Fancy Brand l 1 1 iir, 21 do St. Louis Extra Family Floor, 2,500 bushels Prime White Corn, in sacks of 2 bushels each, 4--..0 do V C.) Prime White Corn. Fcr sale on .r be t> re arrival at wholesale price. A. C. TOMS, apr 14 126 Bay-street. New books. Jeames’s Diary --a Legend of tho Rhine, uud Rebecca and ltowena. By W. M. j Thackeray. Wood A Roach’s United States Dispensatory. Ancient Christianity Exemplified. MiUnian's History of Christianity. New Thcmo for u Protestant Clergy. ! The Infant's Progress front the Valley of Destruc ti'*n to Everlasting Glory—illustrated. Bytheauthor j of Little Henry and his Bearer. \ inel's Pastoral Theology. ! .>llllOll Kenton; or The Scout's Revenge. Baruum's Illustrated News. G lea. on's Pictorial. F>r sale at the Bookstore of S. S. SIBLEY, apr l i No. 135 < iongruM-atreet. NEW YORK WIRE RAILING WORKS. STBSi’IUBEB manufactures 1 Wire Railing for public aud private grounds, ve -1 randahs, window guards and gratings; Whouuht ami Cast Ikon Kaii.im;. Iron Columns, Iron Doors aud Shutters, Iron Bedsteads, and Iron j Furniture; 4’ in:: Fences, for i'lantntions. Rail Reads, etc., made I entirely on anew plan, with rails nnd iron posts. Prices ut 9, 11 and 13 cents per running foot, 4 1 1 feet high. ! For circulars w ith designs, address JOHN B. WICKER SHAM, 2in Broadway. New York. i N. B.- The subscriber would refer to the enclosure j of Forsyth Place, tho railing and gallery work at the Jewish Synagogue, aud a numl or of dwellings, in Sa vannah; the enclosure of the private cemetery of the Everett family, at Fort Valley; and, also, to the work at Macon, Madison, and other places in Georgia, m-tr 4 ly <i. W. II Ai! !>i ASTI.:’., t cut. 1> lOC Id IVEB per steamship Fiorina— V 10 l.Ms Apples. 10 box •. Oranges, 10 do. Lemons. Raisins. Fir*, Nuts, Cranberries, etc. GEO. ALKXANDER.q nprl2 Cor. Bult nnd Congress-sts. Monument LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. 154 Coiigrenfs-itt, <3 St. Julien-st. Ji 8T received the following very desirable j * A - | Joels. viz.: D’Art/ds. Illuminated Bareges. Mourniug Grenadines. Black do. Neat Styles do. The abovegood* are ofthe latest importation nnd will be cold unusually low. SPENCER CURB ELL, Apt, i npr 21 Gibbons’ Building I) A. V WATER.—A superior article from the Isl ) and of St. Thomas, fur sale by apr 15 J. K. DkFOHD. Apothecaries’ Tlnil. 1} Ij A t ii. \\ OOBS MAGAAIAE, i.r February > rececived by S. S. SIBLEY, niar 3 135 Congress-street. | \ BAZIN’S superior Toilet nrticles, comprisiifg . • Soaps, Pomatums,etc. Just received, nnd for | ; sole by [apr Uj J. E. DaFORD, Apothecary’s Hall. 1 / lITRATE OF MAGNESIA.—An agreeab'o re- V,/ frigerant nnd laxative for the Summer, for sale by apr 15 J. E. DbFORD, Apothecaries’Hall. lUPINS* WHITE D’LAINE.— \ suporior article A just received. SPENCER CURB ELL Agt. fob 25 154 Congress st. Gibbons’ Building. 1 UAMASK.— Vl and 10-4 brown and bleached 1 Linen Table Damask; 8-4, 8-10 and 8-12 Dumask Table Cloths; Damask Napkins, Breakfast and Tea 1 Doyles. For sale by apr 11 KSMPTOX k YERSTILLE. JUST Received from lMiiladclpiiia,Gents I fine Pat. Leather Pumps nnd line. Calf Boots aud Sliues. Please call and see them, for sale by mar 22 WM. lIEIDT. Gibbons’ Building. A ‘ ORRIS’ TOXIC, or Fever and Agm* Mixtures; i\ a certain nnd speedy cure for Fever und Ague,and warranted to cure. For sale by apr 18 J. E. DsFOKD, Apothecaries’ Hall. / IHOICE PI SCAN OIL.—A superfine Salad Oil, \ selected expressly for this mnrket.just received per I'liilndelphia steamer, and for sale by apr 18 A\ . \\. LINCOLN, Monument.sqr. ; 15 ECEIVEDI v Schr. Virginia and other ves i sels, 25n Canal or Tray Barrows, f.O Corn Ploughs; 25 John Riche's Cast Iron Beam Ploughs, 4 doz. Double und Single Wliiffletrecs, 1 doz. kegs Pat. Rail road Car Grease. For sale by ftpr 11 C. H. CAMPFIELP. j S'PJLiINC* AND SUMMER GOODS.—The under signed is now receiving his stock of Spring and Summer Good 6, to which he invites tho attention of purchasers. SPENCER CURRELL, Agt., 1 j fob 23 No. 154 Congress-st., Gibbons’ Building. | O PONGEi—Fine Turkey Cup, Bathing and Car* 1 vr riage Sponge, just received and for sale by apr 25 JOHN B MOORE A CO. SprriQl lloticca. DR J. FICKLING, llT —Corner of Perry and Barnard streets, taw-—Orleans square. Office hours from 8 to | 10.. a. M. ts mar 22 • FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.’ Pnrmrrs’ l-’irc Insurance Company of Utica, X. V. Capital, 9200.000. o*o. F. Weaver, President—E. J. Kichaiidsox, Scc'ry. Urauitc Fire Insurance Company, of Utica—Capital $150,000. j Geo. Curtis, President—W.vi 11. Dsdiuok, Secretary lus urea Property against loss or Unmade by firo or lightning oun* reasonable terms as any other solvent ; Company. Applications received, and policies issued by A. WILBUR,.Ageut. Charter Oak Lift Insurance Com pany, lIARTFOIID, CONN.— 1 Capital, $200,000 —with a large surplus. Endorsed by the State. Alfred Gill, President —.Tas. C. Walkley, Soc'y. 11. L. Byri. M. D. Examining Physician. Savannah Insures on the Mutual or Joint Stock principle. Slaves insured on reasonable terms. California and Australia risks taken. Insurance can be effected with this Company and payable on ar rivingnt 30,35,40, 50 or GO years of ago, or sooner in nvso of death. A. WILBUR, Agent for Savannah, mar 25 129 Congress-street. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. IMIS. IVILDMAN & GANAIIL. Farm-street, We3t end of the Plank Koad. Dus. Wildman A Ganahl having coin plotcd their arrangements for a Private Hospital, and fitted up the same with all the appli ances of hygiene, good nursing, and medical ami sur gical attendance, now olTur the benefits of the Institu te lion to the public. The terms of admission arc $1 per day. This will se cure constant and efficient medical attendance, medi cines, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be required in advance, which will not be subject to reclamation ! Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on rea. ! sonable extra terms. That the Institution may partake ns much as osp j hie of the benevolent public character which the origi ! nators intended, they have solicited the following gen tlemen to act as a board of visitors, who v. ill at all j and any time inspect the premises, and whose names are guaranties to the public for its efficient manage ! incut: lion. Langdon Chcvea, John W. Anderson, Joseph S. Fay, A. A. Smets, ! Charles Green, John W. Itabun, ! John Boston, Solomon Cohen, Montgomery Camming. Arrangements have also been made for the accom inodation of negroes. P. 11. WILDMAN. M. I>. Corner Abereorn and South Broad-streets. OH AS. GANAHL. M. P.. dee 21 ts South Hroad-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 ou the most favorable terms. Henry D. Wekd,_ President. Trustees—Henry I). Weed, 11. F. Waring, I. W. Morrell, N. B. Knapp, Jli ram Roberts, E. F. Wood, Henry Lathrop, James Mc- Henry, Secretary. june 13 BDOK AND JOB PRINTING. yif' —The subscriber having supplied his office with a 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 ness Cards, Ilat 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 mey be left at the Office, Sorrel's Building, or ut the Book Store on Market-square. jau 27 J. B. CUBBEDGE. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY. ** Hartford, Conn.—The undersigned, -uj cents ( f the above Company,are prepared to take risks against Fire, on buildings, and their con- 1 : tents, on the most favorable terms. July 10 BRIGIIAM, KELLY & CO. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE* Life Insurance Com paiiy of New York. ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary. JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President. ! Applications received by WM. P. HUNTER, Agent. Dr. It. I). Arnold, Medical Examiner, ly jan 29 BOOK BINDING. j7/* Tho subscriber is prepared to execute, lay- Book Binding of every description at the j ahortest notice. Blank Books ruled and bound to any | patterns. [fcb2] J. 11. CUBBEDGE. O TEAM BOAT ENGINE, Mill do,Hotel and House | t’ Gongs, all sizes. Ready to put up. very simple and a first rate article. Also, Copper Ware and Sheet Brass, just received and for sale by l npr 6 E. LOVELL. HOR SALE, TO ARRIVE- it, ex IP peeted daily per ship Richard Cobdcn, 10 to the J on. by [inar2] C. A. L. LAMAR. 1’ .MiIERSON’S RAZOR STROPS.—These ccfiT brated Strops are made and warranted by Charles i Emerson, and are superior to any others now in use.— ! Purchasers should be sure and get Ihogenuinu Strops i as there, are numerous counterfeits bearing the same ’ name, the most of which are worthless. The genuine Strop can be had of W. W. LINCOLN, apr IS Monument square. HADGER’S lIAIR SHAVING BRUSHES.—A 5 ) large assortment of Bair and Bristle Shaving Brushes, just received and for sale by apr 18 W.W. LINCOLN, ’ JOHN B. MOORE & CO., Druggists and Apothecaries, Giuudn’s Buildings, savannah, Ga. 9 Invite the attention of Planters, Physicians €□£4 and tho citizens generally, to t heir stock of pure *gf and unadulterated MEDICINES, which have j been selected with great personal care for this market. Their assortment of Plantation, Family, and Toilet articles, will be found unsurpassed, either in quality or variety. For Physicians. The boat French, English, and American Chemicals. ! Select Powders, Trusses of all kinds; Surgical, Den tal. Pocket, and Cupping Instruments, Catheter's Med ical Saddle Bags. Ac. Planter’s Articles. Paints, Glass, :Luiup Oil, Lancets, Tooth Instru ments, superior American Mustard, and Landreth's : Garden Seeds. For Family Use. Preston A Merrill’s Yeast Powders. Flavoring Ex t rads, Russia Isinglass, Gelatine, Vanilla Beans. French White Wine Vinegar, superior Tens, Spices. Mustard Arrow Root, Sweet Oil, Burning Fluid, and Sperm Oil. Fcr the Toilet. Fine Turkey Sponge, Flesh Kubberc; Hand Mir rors, Powder Boxes. German Cologne, Shaving Creams, Razor Strops, and Dressing Coses; and an extensive assortment of French, English and Ameri can Hair Preparations. Ox Marrow, Philocome, Bear’s oil. &e.: and Lubin's, Guerlain’s, Mnugenct’s Fiver’s, Provost's, and Monpelu’s tine Toilet Sopffi, Pom mades, and extracts for the Handkerchief. Brushes and Combs. i They request particular attention to their assortment , r.f tln.se articles; viz :'"lvory. Pearl, llonc. Buffalo, i Satin wood, and Inlaid Hair Brushes, comprising eve ry variety of French and Eng. manufacture: Ivory, , Buffalo, and Bone handled Tooth Brushes, Nail Brush- ; is. Shell, Buffalo and Horn Dressing and Tuck Combs, nnd Ivory Fine Tooth Combs. Sundries. B.ackgammnn Boards, Chessmen, Dominoes, Crib bago Boards, Playing Cards of extra tine quality. Purses, Liquor Flasks, Tapers, Pantiles, Aromatic Cachou’s, Pocket Books, and u great variety of Smel ling Bottles. Preston Salts, Ac. Orders from the country promptly filled and satis i faction guaranteed with regard to price and quality, mar 12 TANaW’S EFFERVESCENT SELI/.ER APE I 111 ENT.—This much esteemed nnd highly valu able preparation, will effectually remove Headache, Billions affections. Heart Burn, Costivuness, &c., just received and for sale by npr 27 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. FG HAMS’—2 this, just received nnd for sale by mar 26 A.BONAUD. (IOSTAR’S EXTERMINATOR, for tho dertruc j tion of Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Flies, etc., just received and for sale by I npr 29 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. INbELIBLK INKS, —Bidders, Trants, Reeves, Waters and Paysons, with and without prepara tions, for sale by apr 20 JOHN B MOORE A 00. JiiENKKKT’S BOOT'S AND SIIOEfc.— J ust receive* I from Pbilodelpbia. Gentlemen in want of a good article, are invited to the above goods, for sale by WILLIAM IIEIDT, feb 24 Gibbons’Building. K~ EMPTON A VERsYiLLE, have just received I % beautiful lot of Figured Grenadine* ; also, Crepo D'Artois, Filk Tissues aud Biirages, which they are of fering very low nt their stand, next to F. Zogbaum’s Music Store, iu Waring'* Range. upr 19 1) K L TING 1M l’ LEM E N TS^~A*T, by~la te*orri* J ) vals— 15'MI feet Patent Txjather Bands, 2 to 18 iuchca widof 150 Tray and Canal Wheel Barrows, 16 pair Patent balance Seales, complete, 2 dozen Counter S ales, complete; 12 do Carolina (English) Hoes, 2 do largo Mounted Grind Stones, 1 do smull Mounted Grind Stones, for family use, 1 do Crowell's Patent Thermometer Churns, 1 do Garden Wheel Barrows, 2 Agriculturing Tool Chests, containing Prun ing and Garden Implements, complete; 100 bhls Plaster and Cement, French and Georgia Burr Mill Stones, Cologne and Esopus do Dutch Anchor, Brand Bolting Cfidtes, Graute Fan Mills Grain Cradles, Gnus* Scythes, Reap Hooks, Ac., for sale by apr2 C. II.CAMPFIKLD. To Strangers and Travellers, who prefer a private to a public house. MRS. WRIGHT’S, No. 91, South Third-street, 4 doors be low SI. Paul’s Church, Phila. OFFERS SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS. rpilEhouse is large and airy; finely located in aqui- JL et and fashionable neighborhood, near Steamboat Landings and within a minute’s walk of the Exchange. The interior arrangements are well adapted to pro mote thecomfort of tho in mutes—large Parlors, airy Chambers, a fine Bath, and tho table well supplied.— Term* moderate. ly sept 8 JUST RECEIVED.—3O boxes Adamantine Can dies, 10 lioxes very fine Candles, put up in six lba boxes for family use, for sale by A. BON AUD, mar 9 corner Bay and Whitakcr-sta. A’ EVV BOOKS —Summer Cruise in the Mediterra j, l nean on board an American frigate, by N. Parker Willis. The Old M in’s 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 tho United States Army, comprising observations and ventures in the States and Mexico. The Lovers’ Stratagem, or the Two Suitors, by Em elinc Flygare Carlen, author of lvai or the Skjuta boy. Tho Flying Dutchman, or the Wedding guest of Am sterdam, a mysterious tale of the sea. by Capt Merry U.S. N. Thi Ladies wationa! Magazine for May. Barnum’s Illustrated News, No. 10, and a supply of the back numbers received by apl 20 J. B. CUBBEDGE. Malaga grapes, granges, lemons, &c.— Received per steamer Alabama, 5 kegs Malaga Grapes, It) boxes Oranges. 10 do. Liquors, Raisins, Figs Dates, Prunes, Almonds, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER, mar 9 Cor. Bull and Congress sts.. Mon’t sq. lITHITE AND COLORED Curtain and Pavilion \Y Loops. Pursuit; by apr 11 KEMPTON A VERSTILLE. ’ARPER'S MAGAZINE, for May. Rook of the World, No. 7, 8 and 9, received by apr 26 J. B. CUBBEDGE. I > !l<) \V NbS“ESSENCE OF J AMaTca”GINGER A fresh supply of this delightful article, for tho summer use, received and fur sale by apr 18 J. E. Da FORD, Apothecaries’ Ilall. 7 11 rbORIXE TOOTHWASH.—fTt cleaning and \ y preserving the teeth and Gums, and cleansing tho mouth, received and for salo hy apr 18 J.E. DeFORD, Apothecaries’ Ilall. I ) ECEIVED per steamer Alabama—2 bbls j. .g i A Hums, fur sale by A. BON AUD, mur 9 eor Bay and Whitokcr-sts. I > AGON AND LARD.— 1) 20 hhds. prime new Shoulders; 20 bbls. No. 1 Lard. Received per stcamor State of Georgia, und for sale bv feb 21 PADELFORD, KAY A CO. I )I. ACK TEA—A fresh supply of extra quality J ) Oolong Tea, a very superior article, received per steamer Alabama. For saie by JOHN B. MOORE & CO, tnar 25 Gibbons Building. M OLA88 Kg.—loo hhds Cuba and 90 bbls. N.O. Mo liussc*, of prime quality. For sale by mar 16 H. J. GILBERT lirAIiPENE, OR HAIR GLOSS.—An Indian } V preparation for restoring grey hair to its origi nal color—also, for preventing grey hair und baldness Just received and for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, mar 16 Monument Square. I)( i’NAM’S MAGAZINE.Ior April. Received by mar 29 J. B. CUBBEDGE. I) 11 II AM - IRILOGN ASA US AGE, ’ Smoked ’Ton- I gues extra large Fulton. Market. Mess Beef. Pig, Pork—also new Tub Butter, and a full supply F'irkiu Button just received per steamer Florida. _ WM. U. DICKSON. I )ICK I. SO!) SALM )N nding per Clement 1 Penn, from Boston. No. 1. Nova Scotia Salmon. No. 1. Mackerel. Pickled Codfish, dry. For sale at DICKSONS. np!2B 2 Cor. Whitaker St. & Broughton. ’ PURE AND SUPERIOR SCDA WATER. ~ r |’lHS water is made on an entirely new principle, 1 from the Porcelain Lined Selt'Genernting Appara tus. This apparatus has 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 lire ofleu found in Soda Water, the Generators and Fountain” being lined with Porcelain,it renders the War ter perfectly pure and very conducive to health. Par ticular attention paid to the preparation o f Syrups, which are of the very best quality and every variety, i r.nd warranted to suit the tasU* of all who visit tho Apothecaries’ Ilall, corner of Broughton and Barnard | sts. apr 9 1)U3I. —40 bbls. L. Felton k Son’s Boston Rum, landing faorn brig Clement, and for sale bv apr 27 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. Ir YON’S MAGNETIC POWDEI!.—For the des j true tion of nil kind* of insects Roaches, Moths, Ant*. Flics and Insects on Plants, just received and for Mile by (apr 27j JOHN B. MOORE k CO. M. PBESDERQABT ft 00. 1 I AVE to announce the arrival, This Day, of the IJ first portion of their Spring Stock. Their Mr. Prcndcrgast 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 all their old friends and tho public generally. 178 BROUGHTON-ST., mar 7 Opposite St. Andrew’s Ilall. agencies’ —. The undersigned is Agent for the pale n| Georgia Burr Mill Stone, dressed itraJSj and furnished with all the ncessary Irons complete for running—is also prepared to furnish French Burr. Cologne and Esopus Mill Stones of every dimension. Wilder’s Patent Fire-Proof Safes, AT .MANLFACTI Ut'S PRICES. Burns k Griswold’s Sea Island Cotton and Cotton Saw Gins. Taylor’s patented Georgia Straw Cutter, the meet competent of any in use at present. ***Specimens of all tho above tote seen at tl.o Ware-house, 171 Bay-st„ Savannah. feb 3 CI IAS .Jl c AMPFIFLD. / tOKN STAUCII.—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 n substitute, for. and in the same manner as Arrow Itoot. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE, & CO., mar 17 Gibbons’ Buildings. 1 Ot \ New Orleans 55 hiskev, landing this 1 l / day per brig Kate Heath, and for sale bv mar 2 * “ WILLIS A BRUNDAGE. NEW SPRING"AND SUMMER _ GOODSr SPECIAL NOTICE. VirEhave great pleasure in directing the attention y y of our old friends and customers in this city and the surrounding country, to the full arrival of our recent purchases.comprising the largest assorted stock of general dry good* wo 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 rn BROUGHTON-ST., OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW'S 11ALL SVKST SIDE, where we will be happy to have early calls from all intending purchases. M. PJtKNDKRGASTA CO., npr 4 178 Broughton-street. HUSBAND’S C \b< iN ED M AGN EM A 7 fully equal to Hcnrys’ at one half the price. One gross just received, and warranted fresh. Eor sale by 5V.5V. LINCOLN, rnnrlO Monument Square. PHAIiON’S HAIH INVIGOHATOa riMIIS Invigorator is considered infinitely better 1 than oil or grease for the hair, and is on article in which a cleansing wash is Mended with a most deli cate silky and glossy moisture for the hair. It cleans the pores of the skin, entirely frees it from scurff or dandruff and other cutaneous diseases. SVIII positive ly change the harshest hair info the most soft,healthy and glossy state. For 6alo bv mrr 30 JOHN B. MOORE & CO. MAGNESIA.—This condensed solutionis 1 a very agroeable and efficient form for the admin istration of Magnesia, and is very useful in Nausea, Acidity of tho stomach, Sea Sickness and Dyspepsia. For sale by W. W, LINCOLN, mar 23 Monument Square. S“ TTPERIOR SYUITE AND YELLOW GREASE For Railways, Carts, Heavy'Machinery, Omnibus ses,and all other Carriages; 5 bbls and 7 dozen cans of the above Grease, landing from schr. s'irginia. For saieby [mar24] C. H. CAMPFIELD