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latoyday Afternoon, N>y 7, 1853. Her First and lant Pages. pM* On account of business engagements, wo were unable to be present at St. John’s Church this morning. We have, however, ob tained from a friend, information which enables us to give a brief notice of the occasion. The services of Consecration were conducted according to the order laid down in the book of Common Prayer. The Bishop was assisted b)* Rev. Mr. Font, Rev. Ms. Scott, and Rev. Mr. I.sqersoll. who read the lessons for the occasion, the appro priate prayers, and. the creed. The discourse was delivered by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Elliott, from “ And, 10, 1 am with you always, even unto tbe end of the world.” The introduction was a touching end appro priate tribute to the worth of the former pas tors of St, John’s. It was twelve years ago that the Bishop dedicated the first and more humble edifice to the worship of Almighty God. The little society then worshipping there did not hope to soon to rear a temple like this, but by the faithfulness and self sacrificing toil of those who have ministerod in holy things, and by the geuerous offerings of the worshippers; and more than all, by the blessing of Him who promised to bo alway with the church—this Christian society now rivals its mother in the number of its worshippers, and surpasses her in the beauty of its Sanctuary. Tho first minister of this church was repres ented as a striking example of ministerial life. The late pastor was alluded to in appropriate terms, as a faithful minister to his flock, to whoso usefulness tbe church and tho community were willing with him to boar testimony. These two ministers who sacrificed themselves for the c hurch will ever be remembered with affection ate gratitude by the religious community. The sermon was designed to boa defence of the faith of the Episcopal Church. To tho question suggested by the text—ls this a branch of the church with which our Lord has promised to bo?—it was answered, that it has the signs of a church in these respects; it has tho sacred Canon in its purity—it has the doctrines, and tho sacraments, preserved and duly administer ed, and it has a ministry that can be traced to the Apostles. The Bishop closed his discourse with an impressive address to tho clergy. The impressive services of this occasion were witnessed by a largo congregation. In tho rapid advancement which is making in other respects in our city, wo rejoice that the xuouns and opportunities of religious improve ment are increasing. Wo congratulate the So ciety which is to worship iu St. John's on the happy prospects which are before them, believ ing that succoss must follow religious effort which is so generously made in behalf the com” munity. St. Andrew’i Hall. We regret to learn that this tine Hall has be come so unsafe, that repairs are considered ab solutely essential, in order to its occupancy in future. Wo were present some months since ut a Con cert in St. Andrew’s, and wero tempted half a dozen times during the evening, to vacate the premises, as we did not liko a certain singular, crackling noise, which was not down in tho programme, but which wo expected would soon briug something down on us. Tho fear of ridi cule, however, kept us in our seat, our neigh bors enjoying a laugh at us, for even venturing to think that the Hall was unsafe, or that tho ** noise” was any thing elso “ than tho boys out on the side walk.” We felt well assured then that something was wrong; though we had never heard such sounds before, (nor want to hear thorn again,) all tho logic in tho world could not prevent us from translating them by the word danger; and it now seems that was the corroct interpretation. Our critique next morning on tho coucort. was not very lucid o 8 itisfactory. The Charleston lloiti m and ilie North ern 3faftl. The Metamora, the relief bout on the Savan nah and Charleston line, is disabled by tho breaking of her shaft. Tho Calhoun, of the same line, is laid up, her boiler having given out, and she will not ho ready fur service for six weeks, according to tho Georgian —(the Republican says six months) -tho result of all which is very disagreeable to tho press in par- ! ticular, and everybody in general. Tho Company have done everything in their power to remedy the evil, and have placed the | steamer Jasper on the line to alternate with tho , Gordon between Savannah and Charleston * until the Mctamora shall bo again ready for duty. We know nothing of tho sailing qualities ! of the Jasper, but we hope she will exert lit r self to bring us our papers in good time. The inconvenience of the new arrangement, if any there be, will not be of longer duration, it is thought, than a couple of weeks. Every now and then the question “II rvo we u Bourbon among us?” receives a fresh im petus. Tho last is from tho N. 0. Bulletin ns follows:—We learn from a gentleman, who is himself conversant w ith the facts, tl.at impor tant testimony has been discovered in this city respecting the mysterious case of the Rev. Elcazer, Williams, whii h, in the opinion of a friend, in whose judgment we have much eon fidence, will go far to confirm flic belief that ho is indeed the Dauphin of France. It is derived from a person who was inclose ‘ intimacy with the Bourbon family in ti e’ :iilm part of this century, and entirely siistan s the arguments presented in Putnam's Magazine.— ; The great value of this testimony consis s iu its perfect isolation from all other testimony, and I in the proved fact that the party from whom it ! is derived has given the same account for at least twelve years past. Wo have been LUmight a little too free and a little too fast, in expressing our -mall faith in the Ericsson Engine. Come of the other papers arc joining ns in our opinion. The Philadelphia Ledger says:—Capt. Ericsson in tends, in July next, to take his ship to England. The experiment of hot-air engines for ocean ships havo proved a dead failure. The only economy obtained appears to be an economy .f speed, and this can be effected in any steamer, if a saving of a few tons of o>al is more il.--.ir able than a quick passage. Mr. Nan Huron who has sailed for E.i rope, will be the first President who ever trav elled there after having worn the Presidential robe*. He is expected to create about a much stir ia Europe, as a king would in Am. to n. ♦** - The Itev. l)r. Raker; ..f Texas, (former ly of this city,) will preaob to morrow morning m the Independent Presbyterian Church; in the afternoon, in the First Presbyterian Church, und ir. the evening in the 1 ecture 1:oin of the cutjvh List nimea [fob thk JOURNAL] Paraphrase I-lWtl Psnlni. Praise ye the Lord In everlasting lays, And in the lights aud from the heavens raise, The joyful song of nevewendlvg praise! O, ever praise Him si l His angel choir, Ami all Uis hosts awake tbe sounding lyre— Praise ye Him, sun and moon, by day and night, Joyfully praise Him all ye stars of light. To Him, yo Hcavena of Heavens, let praise arise, oh, I And all the waters up above the skies—- Yea, let them praise the Lord’? most holy namo, l’or when Ho spoke, they Into being came He hath established them, and never they Nor Ilia all-wise decree shall pats aw ay Yo dragons and ye deeps, kindle the blase To Ood alone of everlasting praise: Cloudu and snow, tire and hail, praise ye t he Lord: And all ye stormy winds fulfil Hi? word ; Ye mountains and hills, and fruitful trees. And yc green cedar* waving in tho breeze, Beasts, cattle, (lying fowl and creeping thing*— Judges and all poople, princes and kings. Malleus, and children, aud old men and young— Let not tho name of Ood remain unsung. O let them praise His name—name not unknown. For it is excellent, aud His aloue. His glory is the earth and heaveu above— And fervent ever la his boundless love; Tho praise of all His saints It doth appear, And Israel’s )coplo which to Him are dear, lie doth exalt, and grant His blessings o’er and o'er— Then praise the Lord—o praise him ever more! Savannah, May 6, 1853. I’HAZMA. The Southern Quarterly Review* Tho number fur tho second quarter, (1853) of this sterling periodical, has been received. Its contents are as follows : I. Oriental Stu dies; 11. Calhoun on Government; 111. Ameri can Literature and Charleston Society; IV. Emancipation in the Brithh West India It. lands; V. State and Federal Bills of Credit; VI. American Authorship—Hawthorne; VII. Crit ical Notices. The Southern Quarterly is un questionably tho best periodical of its kind in this country, and irrespective of its intrinsic merits, has cluiras upon the people of the South which they cannot disregard without manifest injustice to themselves, and to those who have so long, and so earnestly toiled in establishing a native literature. Those of our readers who de sire an excellent Review, cannot bettor supply themselves than by patronising this one. Published quarterly in Charleston, S. C., by Walker & Bi-kick. The Southern Eclectic. The May number of the Eclectic is at hand, richly freighted with entertaining and instruc tive reading suited to almost every taste, and gathered from the pages of tho best foreign Magazines and Periodicals. The present num ber contains the Salutatory of Jas M. Smvtiie, Esq., who has become connected with its edito rial department. Published monthly in Au gusta, Gu., by J. 11. Fitte.v. Price $3 00 per annum. [From the Southern It* eorder i Extra; sth inst.J Sparta Railroad Meeting. At meeting held at Sparta, on Tuesday, 3d May, 1853, pursuant to adjournment, for tho purpose of considering the project of a Railroad from Milledgevillo via Sparta to Warreuton— aud from Tcnnil'e via Sparta to Union Point, which was attended by citizens of Sparta and vicinity, nnd delegations from Greene, Baldwin and Warren counties, A. J. Lane iu the Chair, and Tuttle 11. Audas, secretary: The meeting was addressed by Mr. Turner. Mr. McKinley, Mr. Stephens. Mr. Pottle, Mr. Whiten, Mr. Orme, Mr. Ware, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Pendleton, Mr. Duncan and Mr. Harris, express- j ing their views on various points, and freely in- ; lerchnnging opinions, nnd after various propo- ‘ -itions and amendments, the * following resolu tions were passed: Beso/nd, That a committee of five be appoint ed by tho Chairman of this meeting, to confer with the Central Rail Hoad Company, the City of Savannah, the City of Athens, the Georgia | Railroad Company, tho City otAugusta, and 1 the City of Charleston, upon tho subject of the construction of a Road, between Warren ton, ! through Sparta to Milledgevillo, under tho ex isting Charter, and a road from Teflnile through Sparta to Union Point. By Mr. Turner.-- Resolved , That Books of subscription be o- | oened at Savannah, Sandorsviile, Warthen’s Store, Sparta, Mt. Zion, White Plains, Union Point and Athens, for Stock to construct a ! Railroad from Tennille or Hardwick’s on the: Central Railroad, through or near Sparta to Union Point, or at some more eligible point on tho Georg.a Railroad- -and that, Books of sub s ■lipt'on be opened at Charleston, Augusta, Wurrenton, Sparta, and Milledgeville f.-r tho construction of a Road from Warreuton or some other point on the Georgia Railroad, pas- ‘ sing through Sparta to Milledgeville. The Chairman appointed, Judge Eli 11. Bax ter, Thomas M. Turner, Linton Stephens, Win. McKinley and E. 11. Pottle, the committee un der the first resolution—and on motion it was I ordered that the cbairmail added to said cotn j uiittee. By Mr. Pendleton Resolved, That at least two of the Committee | or more, iu person attend the Georgia Railroad Convention soon to beheld in Augusta. By Mr. Pottle— That the proceedings of this meeting h>* pub j lished in the papers in Milledgeville, Savannah, I Augusta and Athens. The meeting adjourned to meet on Ith July i next or sooner on the call of the Chairman. ANDREW J. LANE, Chairman. T. 11. Ai das Secretary. TELEGRAPHIC* ITEMS. Later from Europe. -By the Asia we have Liverpool dates to the23rd ult., and from Ilavro • to the 20th. Liverpool, April 23.— Cotton. —Wcek’ssalcs 42,000 bales. Market closed with a moderate i demand. Holders pre-sing the market. Prices declined £ 1 chiefly in middling and lower grades. Quotations, Fair Orleans ts-d. Mid d mg Orleans 5$ I. Fair Uplands 6jl. Middling U .lands 1. Another despatch quote.*: Fair i 0 leans f.ld. Middling Orleans b} \. Middling Uplands ss. Rice.—Advanced Is.—d mandgood. Tiale in the manufacturing districts slightly declined. Consols unchanged. Quot'd a* !00{j Havre, Arpil 20. --Cotton. —Week’s sales 10,000 bales. ?I I x cell a ii v o u s. Lord Clarendon stated in Parliament that no g’ tiations were still pending with tho United Mates Government respecting the Fishery ques tion. Meanwhile the squadron under the com mand of Admiral Seymour will contii uc on the fishing grouds. Kossuth’s friends nro taking ! steps to prosecute the London Times for libel. A difficulty had sprung up between Turkey nnd Greece, in consequence of the former claiming three village claimed by tho latter. Both gov- I ernmenta hud >ent troops to tako possession of the villages. The difficulty between Russia nnd | Turkey remains unsettled; the former is getting impatient. A democratic conspiracy had been | discovered in Hanover. Tho conspirators at ! tempted to seduce tlie soldiers from their alle giance, and a number of thorn had been arre.-t j ed. Dr. Achilli is about to leave England for America. D mf.siic Xi:ws. Rev. Th*uiin? F. Davis, I <f G moo Church, (Protestant Kpisoopal) Cam - , den S. c.. has been elected RisLop of tsouth Caroliiia. vieo li-hop Gadsden deceased. A freight train a thrown from the Macon ‘ ,t Western Road, just above Collin’s station, ! yt sterdny e\ • nitqr by a bull, killing the fireman, j und materially injuring tbe engine and car . Domestic Markets. CfiAitLESToN, May 5, P. M. Cotton. —Week's ‘ sales 7UOO bales at 7Ja 10ju. Prices declined 1 Jc. on better qualities, and ic. on lower. Week’s receipts 7000 bales. Stock exclusive of ship board 44.606: Middling Fair worth 10£a ](G. May 0, P. M. Day’s sales 1400 bales ut $2 a 10 5-16, So change in prices. Nriv \ übK, May 0. i’ M. -t ofUu. I’a* - • re Mi t...r plot** PEN AND SCISSORS. It is stated that Messrs. Fritrie & Cos., of Bremen, arc on tho eve of commencing a ( competition against tho two United States steamers, Washington i.nd Hermann. They in tend to run the two steamers Ilansa, 3,000 tons j and I,o*lo horse power, nnd Germania, of 1,000 ! Ihcrso power, which vowels they recently pur chased from the German fleet, between Bremen and New York. The vessels will start once a mouth from either port, and will take the same , ; course, and touch at the same places, as tho i | United States steamers. The firstclass passago j i money is to be 120 rix dollars, ($90.) JajT* The neighborhood of tho Crystfl Pal ace—or what there is of it, the New York Tri ! buno says, presented a curious appearance on ; Sunday. A prodigious crowd of some ten to , I fifteen thousand persons thronged about it.— . | Thero is every appearance that it will bo ren dered a sceuo of wide-spread dissipation. Dram- ; i shops arc starting up everywhere in the neigh- ! borhood, and drunkenness will cons:itutc a , prominent branch of the world’s industry. £•s** Lamartine, the renowned hero of IS4B, j j is said to be totally ruined, and reduced to a ! ’ state of fortune quite near to poverty. For many i years the poet had buen living in a large hotel, No. 80 Rue de I’Univarsito; but be bn* moved j into a very small apartment at No. 47 same street, where he intends devoting himself to tho ! writing of books, and that only. At last ac counts he was not expected to live long under a disease, which has gradually been undermining 1 his constitution. ./ **** The Lafayette (Ind.) Courier advertises ! for an apprentice to the printing business. He must be *’a good, stout, healthy, industrious, [ steady, faithful, persevering, temperate, oblig ’ ing, trustworthy, good natured, teachable, ! tractable, civil, moral, intelligent boy, aud 15 I years of age. Among the articles which the French have sent to this country, is anew styled arm chair for parlor uso, formed of fine wires, woven together spirally. j£.Ct** Information lias been received from tho 1 Sandwich Islands, that King Kamebamcha has made another strong appeal to our gov : eminent to intercede and prevent the cncronoh ! in-nts of the French, which now threaten the complete subjugation of his dominions. /. OR*Charles Lee has received a verdict, in tho Circuit Court of Madison county, (N. Y.) of SI,OOO, against the Rochester and .Syracuse Railroad Company, for personal injuries caused by nn accident on the railroad in October last; tho Company offered to settle the claim before trial by the payment of SO,OOO, but the plain l tiff refused to accept that amount. Dr. Pond, of the Theological Seminary j at Bangor, Maine, recently lectured to show that Phrenology was no science. By a misprint, the Doctor was made to say that Theology was no science, nnd that there was no truth in it, which has put him to a world of trouble to satis fy his aggrieved Christian friends that lie has not been guilty of apostacy. ‘T-iT" A down east editor affixes **Er.” to his name as an invariable rule. He says editors have as much right to “Er.” as tho Doctors have : to “Dr.” We think so too. singular fatality seems to hang over the Japan Expedition. Tho Now York Express ’ states that intelligence has been received of an ! i accident to the steamer Susquehanna, which, it j is said, will probably disable her from proceed- | ing with the rest of tho squadron. She broke ; her shaft iu February last, and it was doubtful I . whether she would be able to return home fur ! I repairs. 1 ! r?- Gov. Lane’s conduct in new Mexico has i called forth much comment from the Press. Tho i Washington Union after approving of the Gov- j . ernor’s seizure of the disputed soil has since rc- i i traced the position it assumed upon the sub- , Ijeet, and a despatch from Providence declaics i Mr. cx-Conimissionor Bartlett, of the Boundary Survey, has published a reply to Gov. L.’s manifesto, in w hich he will show that the Mi sil la Valley is and always has been in the undis puted possession of Mexico. Mr. J. M. Burdick, of Furl Ann, X. Y., ; is working up the celebrated Jane McCrea Tree, 1 into canes and snuff-boxes, for exhibition and | sale at the World’s Fair. 110 will no doubt, realize a handsome profit from the speculation. Tbe Cincinnatti Commercial says, the tree re- i furred to is a largo pine, at the root of which | Miss Juno McCrea was cruelly massacred by Indians during the revolutionary war. The New I York Yankees know how to make the tree of ! sufficient size to furnish all the walking stick-: ‘ and snufl-boxes that may bo wanted for ages no i come. A Genoa letteralluding to the preparations making in Sardinia lor the World’s Fair in New ; York, says—“Some of the specimens of statuary I and painting that I have seen aro in the finest j style of art, and I doubt if the world can show j finer velvets and silks than those which will ho I furnished by the manufacturers of Sardinia.— | Two vessels at Leghorn aro now taking in also ; -ome rich specimens of the fruits of Tuscan j genius.” j . Hio village of St. Paul. Minesotn, which { is only four years old, contains fiOl buildings, as follows : —5lB dwellings, offices nnd shops ; ; 70 manufactories and hu.-iness houses; 9 chur ches; 4 hotels; 4 school-houses, thocupitol, and I a court-house and jail. $177,000 is invested ini machinery of various kinds, including a flour ing mill, an iron foundry, four wagon s ops. •be ; and tho stocks of merchandize of all dcs criptions arc valued at $700,000 —this sum in cluding the amount invested in the Indian trade. JT'C” Nut megs grow spontaneously in tho mountains of California, longer and more ta- * i piling iu shape than the nutmegs of commerce, ! and superior in pungent flavor. Jt .-ifThe committee appointed by the Legisla ture of Mas?., to consider the project of procuring a colossal statue of Webster, for tho State, are unanimously in favor of appropriating SIO,OOO j for that purpose. It is designed to place the statue near that of Washington, iu the State 1 House at Boston. Mrs. Howard of Napoleonic notoriety, , i- not an American woman, and does not belong to a family in Baltimore as has been alleged. .Mrs. Louis Napoleon Howard is the daughter i of a London Merchant, and was formerly an , actress. JfiJS* A Buffalo, K!k, nnd two wild horses i have been forwarded to Washington as models i for Clark Mills tho :-crij.tor, who is about exe ! outing a grand national work illustrative of : American Prairie Life. This is much better , employment than carving Naiads and (!races, j and Greek Slaves etc. Poets, painters, nnd sculp tors can find in America tbe grandest themes i for pen, pencil and chisel which tbe world nf fords, nnd we should like to see them using their advantages, instead of servilely following European models, and choosing worn-out sub- SAVANNAH JOURNAL, SATURDAY. MAY 7 , D53 Proceedings of Council. Savannah. May 6th. 1853. Council met. Present: His Honor Richard Wayne. May or ; Aldermen Mnfiery, Brunner, Harris, Lamur, Screven, I Arnold. Cun;.hi. liewH. I The Minutes ot the last meeting of Council were read and amended, by adding •• who have not been notified since 28th August, 1851. aud ” after the word “ limits ” in tho 1 resolution passed relative to notify ing lot holders who have | j not paved in front of their lots, &c. Tne Miuutes us amend- j ; ed were then confirmed. j The lulorniAtiou and Fine Dockets wore read aud eou- j firmed, ukfarts head and ad http. The Liuauet Committee report favorably upon the apj li- j cation of Brigham. Kelly & Cos., agents of the Protection 1 Insurance Company of Hartford, and recommend the name ( I he planted upon their complying with the usual rule. Jso. N. Lewis. Chairman. ■ Tbe Finance Committee, to whom was referred the appli- i ! cation of John Foley, recommend the City Treasurer re- , ’ fund him th<* tax upon 4500 for 1652—the property should have been returned at 61.500 and not $2,000. .1 cun N. Lewis,Chairman. ! ! The Committee on Streets and lams report favorably on | ! the petition of P. K. ShieL. and on the petition of A. Har- j i nuu. aud all others, for the improvement of the eastern , poition of the city, and introduce the following resolution, i v’z • Reso're.l. That Commissioners fee appointed to open i South Broad-street sixty feet.and llrynn-street, and like j wi.se to open East Uroad tottwinnett-street. Chas. Gaxaol.Chairman. j Tl.c Committee on Public Education, to whom was reler ! red tho application of Messrs. A. Porter. J. I*. Tustin, and i John Stoddard. School Commissioners for Chatham county. | within ttn precincts of Savannnh, praying a gilt of two thou-iuud dollars, for the purpose of erecting a suitable I building for a Public Common School report as follows : I Your Committee know of no subject which is moie en’i ! tied to rou.-idcration nnd aid than one for tin* purpose of i extending the blessings of education. The mnuvy thus ’ spent by tin t . • Id surely be repa-W a hundred fold in I after years, in the great benefit which would accrue to an educated an 1 orderly population. I ‘Die petitioners are anxious that aid may al once be af forde I them, in order that the building contemplated should he commenced during the summer. This bull Jin;, it Is I understood, io to be erected in the western part tin- city. i and would carry out t:.e ad'ice offered by yur Committee, ! in a previous re pint, that the county should at out c pro ceed :■> cre.-t a:: 1 - thcic. But tne funds to be ohtahu dfrom l.e county at present are not suffice nt, aud therotore tuc j C muiissiouer*. a.-k for aid from the citv. I b, view Os the great importance of the subject, the Cnin mifeoaredi.-po.ed to grant the request of the petition, r, provided the a -si -tance expected from the Inferi. r Court be ail rded. TJiev therefore offer the fol owing resolution. \iz : Jiesolml. That the sum ot two thousand dollars payable in sue.il instalments ns rnav be necessary, be. and the same .•re hereby appropriated from the Treasury of the city of Savannah, for the purpose of contributing towards the erec tion of a suitable School House for a Public School in the ) w. Mem part of the citv. so as uut to interfere with the pro j po-o t Mas-ie School Home, and that said money shall be ; payable to th* order .f the said r-rhool (oinmissionern. j provided that the luforior Court of Chatham county, at its | next -e ion, -hall raise at least an equal stun f r the same Purpose. K Waynk. ><"•.'" “. Akxgld. J I’. -CIiKVt.N. The Committee on the Fire Department, to whom was re ferred the petition of John Hnupt.>r.. Esq. .praviug permis si. n for - putting a dormant window on [lita] shed room of : the house on lot No. 4. on Drayton street, bu thing. An son w ird. *.f five feet in lu-ight'nnd width, for the purpose ! of giving light to his stair case.*’ beg leave to report— Dial - o il an addition and alteration would tie avioln ti-'.iof the spin! and letter of the ordinances regulating the | Ore limits. | A special permi-sien may bo given to alter a roof from a pilch to a flat roof; provided, the new root shall lie met ! a Hie and shall not extend above the former roofhut no j authority ran he given, under existing ordinances, to add ; to am h-iildiinr by using wood. ! The CommiUee. thuretbre. recommend that the prayer of ; petitioner ho refused. | The same on.mlttec. to whom was referred tho petition j of W. I*. Bile- I-, to r.,i- his piazza to two stone- :.nd cover it wiili tin, report, thatHiis petition comes within the son... cat* g*.r> as that of Mr Ha qd to he hie to grant either the ordinances regulating the 1 lire limit- would require a radical alteration To this your Committee mo opposed as incompatible with the best iu tere-t- .4 the city. ‘Jure the passing of tin last ordinance on this subject, all piazzas have hem required to ho supported by lite proof columns, as well „s to lie covered with a metallic roof; and Mr Cites w ill he obliged to follow the example if he wishes a p a/zit two stories high. \ our Committee, therefore, recommend that the prayer of the petitioner he refused. U. T>. Arnold.) J I*. Svkkvkx. > Committee. OPENING PHKSIpKNT A OTHER STKKKTSJ—<MMMI ITEK DISCHARGED. *1 he Committee on Street-and Unes. to report upon the petition ot John llaupt. ST. and others, relative to the awurd made by the commissioners appointed to open Presi -1 nt and nth r streets, dated March 21st. 1K53 asked to ho discharged fro,,, the further consideration thereof. *n motion of Alderman Mallcry. Die said committee were , discharged, and the report and award of said commission er-wn-aceepted and continued : whereupon the following resolution, offered t v Alderman Lunar, and secondelbv ; Alderman Arnold, was read and adopted, viz : R ‘ h'cd That the City .Marshal he directed, nnd he is l.**r !•* r q died to proceed forthwith to open President st.. 1 and the other street* named in the report and award of the :onimis- : Mi>er* appoint’ and to open President and other stierts. dated March 21st, 1 Sod, and accep ed aud confirmed j by ( 'ouneil this day. The report of the Committee on Streets and Lines on the j communication of R. R. Cnyler. Fsq.. President of the Cen ! tral Rail Road and Banking Company of Georgia, relative j to Jones and New-street*. was postponed until the next reg ular meeting of Council. ORDINANCES. J A Hill, to he entitled an Ordinance to appropriate and ■ set apart a t>d whereon to erect an Engine House and t ire ! man’s Hall, was read the second time and passed unaui moualy unier the title thereof Tin’ petition of Caspar J. Fulton praying for the remis -■"ii oi cff. t!.. t:i\ on two negroes, erroneously returned hv | him for 18V.‘. was read and granted. l OMMI'Mi ATION READ AND RECEIVED. 1 roni the B* ad of llenllh praving to • have a sub soil I •'rain inade thiough the bine, nortli < f Bmughtou street, j Lou. Wl.itake. street to West Brea t street “ i Hv A Morin in Snrnvrn. 2*l l'.. All.rnnm Millerv : l H.ynlnl. Hint the Rum i.f nno luiii-lr. il ilnMarn be nai-l tn .InlinJLlanniran.contractor fnr drain in-anil .•nilmnkina the aninn I. ueur the tl au-r Works, on account nt his cun. Hv Ahlcriniin Mallcry. rcr-iin U-.l hv AMernian Tamar : /■• ■ • I. That 11,1- l ity Treasmer In- .limctcd tn i.av to “• .Tlar.'hal UTteen .lnltars. balance iluc hunila fur work . j Hv ■.i.lrrnir.n Lunar. Mrcnn.lnl by At.liminn leal, : Tli.it tin- ineinhera of the cnnnnittrc who went nil t., \ ~1,1, c 1..,, an,l New York, the las, M ,ri„e. •in. .. cunn, ,-l.al vv :il, tl.o cty. have the amount of their ; raj—DSoß ref,in.lv,l t„ them. KKSni tTIu.S ftp .ri 1 Tl .. rca.-lntinn , tr,-r,..| hv AWirinan I.amar at tho last ! meetim; relative tn altvrinu ll,e 7th Knlo of Council was : .igain t.ad. ainnnlcl hv atriklt.a out the wnr.l - ton •’ami I inserting • , lev n • The tcsolaUon as ann nilv.l was tl,. a j a,1n,.,..,1 ; Al lermnn Malh ry called a re-consideration, with tin* fol 1 Invvina result, vir Yea—Al.lorm. n la.wis. Itunahl. Screven, j ITumu-r. and Mallory—o. Xuy—AMcrmcn ArimU. Lunar. I and Harris-:!. Tho re cunahlcration tvaa declared parried, and the resn ! ‘'itl-n was. un in, Al lcrunin Umar, laid on the tnblv unhl tlie neat re ular nu vtine „f Council. I 11 ; Honor the Mayor appointed the followinc Hoard ,f ! Health, which was cunliruffnl. vir : I 11,'AKn „F HK.VI.TII F„F. IR.i.T. ; Anson War I—William H. Kellv. (ienrpe S (Ivvrna. Ward—f„pt. Itoberl W Pooler. IT. John tl. lien ’ ,'arpeoter's How—'.V Ilian, Rirhe. John A Ilemtcss. | ‘ ailmun Ward—Alexander 1. Ilennetl,Samuel f Itildde. 1 ! I hathuui Ward—John It Jnlmsns. Haniel H. Stewart. | | lut.vhi , Ward—Juhu i-'ldev. Jut,,, K Ward , Crawford Ward—W.l.ian, .M Leigh, Leo 11. Jnlmstnn. Curry ton „ Ward—S. A T. Llwr. nee. Joseph K. 1-alli gnnt.JoLntiert-. [ ‘"•elver Work—J.ieob I’ I'oe. Milton .! Itucknrr. ! 1 erhv Ward-1 l.arles A. 1t.,11. Samuel Plu ll Lllieit Ward—lticliar.l T Tumor. Samuel Solomons. | , krunklin Ward—Austin H„r,-I„.rt. Ldvvar 1 la,veil | Nt w Franklin Ward—David 11. 1 illuu. Moms ti. Hen,Ter- ‘ Lreen Ward—Owen n’llourke. Fraderiek Cooke. Hoathcote Ward—James Sullivan. Waring Hussell. J-,-ksot, Ward-William F. Presloi, Hr SolomonShnftall. Jasper Ward—Joseph s. Far. IWnlel Robert-,in. L.rayeUe Ward—(lr lav,,-Cohen. William linger? I b.-rtv Ward—.lot,,, J. Waver Ralph .Meldrim .Vonterev Ward-Kdward <i. Wilson. Fdward A. Pnutlard i k .. N “B'cHtorpo Ward—lktuT J. McKenzie. Frederick 1 Middle Oglethorpe Ward—ll. D. W Alexander. Tlionias j •’ Najh.r, William II Paris. Oglethorpe Ward—l-ewis X. Faliigant.George YY. 1 Fcrciv.il Ward—Dougnld Fcrgttsan, Dr. F. H Martin, l'nla-ki War>i—s. p. ilamiitnn Geo F Palme- Lev,„.| Is Ward—l 1 w ~ t,l Harden. Alhion K Moure, sprit,.-inti Ward—William lteillr. HermanKuldinnn. Troup Ward-Cel. Tristan, Y, rstilie. claudua L Dario. Uallon Ward—John A Richardson. I avid 11. Galloway. Warren Ward-Jame- Folker. Wvllv Won,lb ridge. Washington Ward—l Tisha liagnii, lleurv Mu,kins. W'n.slev Ward- Garden Lot No. 11 West—Thomas Drendergnat, Richard ! Brow n Larffcn Lot N’o. 20 West—Jarros Bonoist. DRY nil CHE REDOUT.—INSPECTION. APRIL 23. 1863. I firi'l t li<-* lands of Col. Jones in good order The lands of Mr Umar in good order. The lands of Mr. Bilbo in good oidrr. Lots owned by Mr. J. Wnlburg and others, went .i‘h* of the Ogeechee Canal are dry. hut the ditches very 1’ iB. Linds of Messrs. Giles and Bradle are dry, but the j ditches foul. Linds of Mr. J K Davis in good order.— 1 ! amis ot Mr. King. Hutchison Island, flowed, and the water , stdl running in fmm the river. Lands of Col. Thomas Li'fen in gou<l order. J.ands of Major Starke in good order. Jas. B. B. Harley. Inspector. j MISTKt.LANBOCS MAITUK. HL Honor she Mayor reported that in pursuance of the : resolution passed at the last meeting, lie had appointed Ihch.'trd R. Cuyler. Ewj.. I'r. James B. Screven nnd Alexnn J dcr 8., lanvton Fsq.. as the Delegates t< represent the city j ot Savannah in the Memphis Convention, to be held on the i first Monday In Juno next—report confirmed. Alfred F. Torlay. keeper of Lime! Grove Cemetery, re ported the interments from Ist to 30th April, 1853. Feud communication from John A Mayer, contractor to furni-h the sink poor with medicine, requesting Council to relieve him from raid contract, which Council declined. I INFORMATION. The City of Savannah versus Charles A. L. tamar,—Dis orderly conduct and fighting ir. tho afreets on the 11th of ’ . HL'i luriiedov. t< < ui.nl I\ ID Hom i the ‘ ay or t doferd'.nt s ro- et ‘ 1 Thuines li. Lloyd Esq., appoarod for defendant and J moved that tin* information he dismissed, upon the gn>und that the informer had prosecuted the define 1 dan tin the Superior Court. Whereupon, on motion! of Aldennnn Mallory tho information was dismissed for the cause plead hv defendant. A hill to be entitled an Ordinance to appropriate nnd j pet apart a whereupon to emit un Engine Ilnuse ! and riremnu's lla!l. j Set. 1. Be it ordaiuod by the Mayor and Aldoriucn j ■ of tho Cityof Savauiihh, and the Hamlets thereof, in 1 : Council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by nu- ; 1 thority of the aame, That a Lot of land sixty foot in ; I width and ninety feetiu depth, situated at the South- | ; west corner of Aboivoru aud South Broad-street*, be ; ! nnd the same is hereby ret apart, for the purpose of having erected thereon n new Engine House nnd Fire- j ■ man's Hall, for the use of the Savannah Fire Company. ! ’ Sec. 2. Be it further ordered by the authority afore- i ! said, that all Ordinances or parts of Ordinancex milita ting against tlie provision a f this Ordinance, 1 e and 1 ! tin* sumo are hereby repealed, l’n-sed iu Council, I ! Savannah, May 6,1852. i [L. W. WAYNE, Mayor. ‘ ; (Attest] Dd-vard G. Wilson, Clerk of Council. ! Amount of Account passed SO2O 73. Council adjourned. EDW AKD 0. WIL3ON, Clerk of Council. Spnsmii in the Stontnch, Flatulency, I and Indigestion cured by Holloway’* Pills.— Extract of a letter from Mr. Dnlwood, of Goodwood, near Sydney, Now South Wales, date! Sept. 14th, ISSO.—“To Profeaaor Holloway, Fir—Hav ing luid au experimental knowledge of tbe good effect ! produced by your valuable Bills. 1 consider it my duty i to make it known, that two years ago, my daughter, j then sixteen yoars old, had suffered for n 1 >ng time with cramps in tho stomach, flatulency and indiges tion. 1 tried various remedies without bonef.t, hut i a f.w doses of your wonderful Bills hare restored her to perfect health, and she is entirely free from any symptoms of her former complaint. lw may 4 NO. S''(J Al 5- 20 ‘ilt Is, N. ‘ Su . toclos •• by nt J ■ SEAK(HtN (11 1 !\ LL. IJASfKKN IIAY, B \ Wuo 1 j Lumber.—3oo halos (Cooper'si Eastern Hay, So,- , UGff Bricks, 50,000 Latin-, and 2.i0 fi-el Wliite Bine I Lumber, cargo of bark AdaluiU Cooper from Bath, Me, 1 1 for Mile, to arrive, by j nmyti B. W. BCKKR. j (iHRYtSi'ALINE l‘MAi>K.—K< r improving and in j cronsing the growth of the 1 lair, just received i.ud for sale by Imay fij J. JJ. MOOHK & CO. / 10MBS. BUI SIIBS &e lvory.l . vlo. Satinwi.tid. and Inlaid If air Bru.-hes; Ivorv. ; Buffalo and B me handled T- oil. Brushes; Nail Bru.-h- | ! es; Shell, Buffalo and Horn Dressing, Turk. Bide and I Huff Combs: al-o. Ivory, Buffalo and Shell Fine Teeth I Combs; just received, andforsalo hv may 6 J. B. MOORE A CO. , IHK TOl Ni. HAROOHERSi bf Rev. V. It.Goulding, a further supply, just re<*eived and 1 for sale at the Bookstore of B. B. SIIIEKY, inayO No. 135 Congre>s.st. SAND’S IODIDE BAKSABAKILI.A—For file cure , of Scrofula. Bheumatisui. stubborn Ulcers, Chron ic Bore Kyes, Cutaneous Eruptions, and all diseases arising from the impure state of the blood. Justre-j ceived and for sale by J. B. MOORE i CO. | j apr 26 COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES, I*. M. CARY, \\T OULD respectfully give notice that he has re-open y\ ed his Gallery (corner of Bryau-strcet. nnd . Market Bijuare) where he is prepared to exeeute Bie ; tures in his much admired style,either in cloudy,rainy j or fair weather. Instructions given in the Art. nnd all the Appara tus furnished: also, a largo lot of Plates, Cases, Chemi cals. Ac. for sale. Dinos nov‘29 CRAPE SHAWLS! CRAPE SHAWLS !! JUST RECEIVED at the new store a fresh sup ply of Plain and Embroidered White Crape Shawls, I of every quality. The Ladies are respect! ully request j ed to call and look ut them, as there is no trouble to show goods—at J. 11. COHEN <fc CO.’S, mar 7 140 Broughton-st. I)tTTEU. —10 kegs Irish Butter, in 12 lb kegs. > for sale by [mar 22) E. W. BUKKK. . ) BOD A FOUNTAINS, newly li lined, and for wile by w apr IS J. A. MAY EH. |)l(i 11AMS.—3 bbls just received aud for sale by apr 6 A. BON AUD. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. IJURCHASKUS aro invited to examine the stock of Lnec amt Muslin Curtains, Just received per steamship Florida. Also, new patternsfiilt Cornices, Curtain Fitts, Loops. Tassels, &.0., Picture Cords ami Tassels, various colors. WM. H.OUION, Agt, feh 17 Carpet Warehouse, 140 Congress nnd 57 Bt. Julien streets. BATHING HOUSE; J . M . 11 A Y XV O O TANARUS) ESI’EOTKULLY announces to the citizens of Snv- Y’ aniiah that on and after this day, Feh. 9th, the ! prieeof Bathing will he, for a single Bath, 50 cents, or 1 3 tickets for $1 until the Ist day of May next, from the first of May until the Ist of November next, the j price of Bathing will he 25 cents a Bath. f.diff I > ECEIV Kl> BKK BTKA M rker s self- I Vrai-ing Flour. Big linns, Bhoiilders and Bides. I Dried Apples and Beaches. Bologna Sausages, Btnoked and Biekled Tongues. Fulton Market Reef. Big Pork. ! Extra No. 1 Mackerel, fresh Bnlmoii and (jn|>teri>. Kl). ALFA A N DKH. nprl-*> <*or. Bull nnd Congress-sts.. Monument-pq SALT. —OtW sacks Salt fur sale i*y marl? 11. J. OILBEKT, LINENB. 1 INKNS.—Linen Bhe ting. Billow Caae Linen, and 1 j Hurling Liuena, of tin* List make. For sale Ly aprJ KKMI*TON A YKKSTI EI.K. PARASOLS. . BARASOLB. A handsome assortment of Parasols and Ladies Umbrellas. For sale hv ‘ I KEMPT.N A VKRSTILLE, A Waring’s Range, uext to Zogbaum’s .Mu sirs tore. ; ajirff I#*; YlO \ BY HUB.— Dunbar's superior Lemon j Syrup, received and for sale by apr 18 J. E. DsFQHD, Apothucqriea’ Hall. 1> tL l N T I .Y (w 181 iv. —-llaviug made arrange meats with Messrs. 0. Mather & Cos., of Philadel I phia. one of the best manufacturers of Printing Ink in the Unit ml States, we have received and intend \ keeping on hand for sale, a general assortment of j Book, News and Fancy Colored Inks, which we think j , will please both in quality and price. We have I>> ok ! and News Ink in kegs of from 20 to 100 1 l*s., Nos. 1 nnd 2; Card and Book Ink in small canisters. Also, | Bed, Blue, Yellow, and Green, in canisters of from < ne | ] to three lbs. each. All which will be sold at a trilling advance on manufacturer’s prices, for coah or city ac eeptanees. From our knowledge of tho Ink, wc can j safely recommend it as being equal to any sold in the South. Orders prom ply attended to nt the book store ; of 8. S. SIBLEY, No. 135 Congress-st. | mar 22 r I MIIMMINGS. t rimming braid. Colored Hlk and J Linen Braid. Colored Bilk, Linen and Glit Buttons fur Children’s Clothes', also, Fancy Open Worked llofc and 1 .i Hose at. apr 19 KEMPTON St VERST! DUE'S (lASTOR Oils* Henning’s Cold Drawn Castor Oil, ft Mij'erior article for family use. Just ro j ceived and for sale by G. It. k J. B. II F.\BRICK SON, feb 4 Gibbon’s Buildings. 1’ it I*L\C II BITTERS 12 dozen just received and ” for sale by [jan26] A. RON AUD. MUSU NS, MUSLINS^’ Plain Ootnhric aud Jaoonoi Muslins, I Blnided do. do. do. Plain Swiss Muslins, I Check’d do do. Strip'd Cambric do. Plain Mull do. Bishop and Victoria Lawns. For sale low at mar 12 J. I! ( >HEN & c 110 Broughton-st W’H'K. •- 1 Candle Wick, for yy sale by JOHN B. MOOItE k Cos. mar 25 Gibbons* Building. ‘ ! IIOOKS : i; •*K s! BOOKS I—Horry Muir: 1 ) ry of a Scottish Cliief. hv the author of Mrs. Mar garet Maitland, Merkland, ie. The Banger of Uavonstream; by Newton M. Curtis, author of l’utrol of the Mountain, Scout of the Silver j Pond, Haunted Chief, or the Female Banditti, &c j Harper's Magazine for April. Putnam’s Magazine, containing answers to the Bour j bon question. i Blackwood’s Magazine for March. Gleason's Pictorial. Barnum’slUustrnt .ii News. For sale at the Book Store of S. S. SIBLEY, j mar 30 No. 135 Congress-st. I (11 1>MR— 20 bids vervsuperior Cider.for bottling. J For sule by BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. | apr 13 CHOCOLATE, COCOA AND BKOMA. \\r BAKER k CO.’S Amerhan and VanillaPrerai -7> . mn CHOCOLATE, COCOA and BROMA, to which the first premiums have been awarded by'the chief institutes aud fairs of the Union, are for sale by nil the principal Grocers in tho United States, and by their agents:—Hussey & Murray. New-York : Grant k Twells, Philadelphia: Thus. V. Hrundnge, Baltimore; Kcnnet k Dudley. Cincinnati. Ohio. WALTER RAKER k 00.. apr 5 ly Dorchester, Muss. / ‘ 111 >kt and Stwine.- m, ” I Net Twine, blenched and unbleached; 50 bundle Seine Twine, 6, 9,12, 16 and 40 threads; also, Foo Lines, ke., for sale by JNO. B. MOORE k Cos.. mar 20 Gibbons’ Buildings. /VOSIIKN BUTTER—4O kegs, for sale by ~ j ” X pr I H. J. GILBERT. / tOFFEE.—Ioo bn^sßio,Java.and Lniruyrn. f<>r v,/ sale by (npr 1J 11. J. GILBERT. j j lUCKWIIEAT FLOUR.—For sap* by ! J) mar 17 11. J. GILBERT. HItOWN’S Essence of Jamaica Ginger, for sale nt tlie Apothecaries’ H> 11 .r v pfforr I Sjiffiiff notices. DR J. FICKLING, Corner of Perry and Barnard streets, Orleans square. Office hours from Bto 10, a. m. ts uiar 22 FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY* Faiincrs’ Fire Insurance : Compnayof Utica,N. Y. Capital, 55^00.000. Gr.o. F. W raver, President—E. J. Richardson, Sec’ry. ! Granite Five Imnrancc Company, of Utica—Capital 9150,000. j Gun. Curtis, President —Wm 11. Dkdrick, Secretery j Insures Property against loss or damage by tiro or : lightning on as reasonable terms as any other solvent ! O nnpmy. Applications receivod, and policies issued : by A. WILBUR,. Agent. I Charter Oak Life Insurance Com pany, HARTFORD, CONN.— Capitol, $200,000--with a large surplus. Endorsed ! by the State. Alfred Gill, President—Jas. C. Walxlet, See’y. 11. L. Bvhd, M. D. Examining Physician, Savannah Insures on the Mutual or Joint Stock principle. ! Slaves insured on roasonablu terms. ; California and Australia risks taken. Insurance ; eatvbo effected with this Company and payable on ar : riving at 30, 35,40, 50 or 60 years of age, or sooner in I case of death. A. WILBUR, Ageut for Savannah, j mar 25 12J Congress-street. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. BUS. WILD3IAN GANAHL. Farm-strest, West onfl of the Plank Road. ’ Das. Wildman x Ganahl having com pleted their arrangements for a Private Hospital, and fitted up the same with nil the appli ances of hygiene, good nursing, and medical and sur gical attendance, now after ihe benefits of the Institu tutiou to the public. The terms ot’adinissi->n are $1 per day. This will so ,ure constant nnd efficient medical attendance, medi cines. board and lodging. Ten dollars will be required in advance, which will not he subject to rcclnmation- Apertinents perfectly private may bo obtained on ren. sonablc extra terms. That the Institution may partake as much ns osp bio of the benevolent public character which tho origi nators intended, they lmve solicited the following gen tlemen to act as a board of visitors, who v. ill nt nil aud any time inspect the premises, aud whose names are guaranties to the public for its efficient manage j meat: lion. Lnngdon Chores, John W. Anderson, Joseph S. Fay, A. A. Smuts, Charles Green, John IV. Rabun, John Boston. Solomon Cohen, Montgomery Gumming. Arrangements have also been made fur the aeeom J modation of negroes. P. 11. WILDMAN, M. P. Corner Abercorn and South Broad-streets. I CH AS. GANAHL. M. I).. ! dec 21 ts South Broad-sE. East of Barnard. j ~ SAVANNAH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO’ Office, No. IIS Bay-street. This Com pa ny will continue to take Marine, Fire and Inland Navigation risks on the most favorable terms. Hknry D. Weed,. President. Trustees—Henry P. Weed, 11. F. Waring, 1. W. Morrell, N. B. Knapp, Hi ram Roberts, E. F. Wood, Ilonry Lathrop, James Mc- Henry, Secretary. june 13 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. “fit*- The subscriber having supplied his office Lr**-—with a large assortment of plain, orna mental and fancy types, is now prepared to cxucute nt 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, Rod, Green, Blue, Yellow, and every kind of colored Inks, faithfully done at short notice and on reasonable terms. Orders nicy lo left nt tho Office, Sorrel's Building, or at the Book St >re on Market-square. jan 27 J. B. CUBBEDGE. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY. ;,Of Hartford, Conn.—The undersigned, agents of the above Company .arc prepared to take risks against Fire, on buildings, nnd their con tents, on the most favorable terms, july 10 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE* < mi 1 Life Insurance Com pany of New York. ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary. JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President. Applications received by WM. P. HUNTER. Agent. Da. R. D. Arnold. Medical Examiner, ly jan 29 BOOK BINDING. JTT 1 — The subscriber is prepared to execute Book Binding of every description at the ahortest notice. Blank Hooks ruled and bound to any patterns. [feb*2] J. B. CUBBEDGE. (JTEAMIMAT ENGINE. Mill do,Hotel and House O Gongs, all sizes. Ready to put up. very simple and a first rate article. Also, Copper Ware aud Sheet Brass, just received aud for sale by apr 0 E. LOVELL. non SAlisi TO ARRIVE- 3loOOsaoks Sait, ex Jl 1 fectcd daily per ship Richard Cobdcn, 10 to the I -nu, by [mar 2J C. A. L. LAMAR. ILMERSOVS UA/.GR STROPS.—These brated Strops are made and warranted by Charles i merson. and are superior to any others now in use.— Bui chasers should ho sure and get the genuine Strops as there are numerous counterfeits bearing the . aim* name, the most of which are worthless. The genuine ; Strop can be hud of W. W. LINCOLN, apr 18 Monument square. IFADGER’S ILAIR SIIAVINU BItUBUEB.—A I ) large assortment of Bair and Bristle Shaving Brushes, just received aud for sale by apr IS W. W. LINCOLN, JOHN B.’ MOORE & C 6., Druggists and Apothecarlcg, Giiiu iN’s Buildings, Savannah, Ga. J 2 Invite the attention of Planters, Physicians and the citizens generally, to their stock of pure and unadulterated MEDICINES, which have been selected with groat personal care for this market. Their assortment of Plantation. Family, and Toilet articles, will be found unsurpassed, either in j quality or variety. For Physicians. The fieri French, English, and American Chemicals, I Select Powders, Trusses of all kinds; Surgical. Don- j tal. Pocket, and Cupping Instruments, Cathctt r s Med- I ieal Saddle Bags, Arc. Planter’s Articles. Paints, Glass. ;Lamp Oil. Lancets, Tooth Inri.ru- ! incuts, superior American Mustard, aud Lundrcth's Garden Seeds. For Family TJeo. Preston & Merrill’s Yeast Powders, Flavoring Ex- : tracts, Russia Isinglass, Gelatine. Vanilla Beans, French ; White Wine Vinegar.superior Teas, Spices. Mustard j Anew Root, Sweet Oil, Burning Fluid, and Sperm Oil. | Fcr the Toilet. Fine Turkey Sponge, Flesh liuhbcrc; Hand Mir- j rors, Po dcr Boxes, Gifuinn Cologne. Shaving j Creams, Razor Strops, and Dressing Cases: anil i an extensive assortment of French, English nnd Ameri- | can Hair Preparations, Ox Marrow, Philocome, Bear's | Gil, Ac.; und Lullin’*. Guerlain’s, Maugenet's Piver's, i Provost's, and Monpeht's fine Toilet Soaps, Pom- I umdes. and extracts for the Handkerchief. Brnshes and Combs. They request particular attention to their assortment ! of these articles; viz: Ivory, Pearl, Bone. Buffalo, 1 8 a tin wood, an.l Inlaid llair Brushes, comprising eve ry variety of French and Eng. manufacture: Ivory, Buffalo, and Bone handled Tooth Brushes. Nail Brush es. Shell, Buffalo and Horn Dressing and Tuck Combs, 1 and Ivory Fine Tooth Coml s. Sundries. Bark gn mm an Boards, Chessmen, Dominoes, Crib i bage Boards, Playing Cards of extra line quality, i Purses. Liquor Flasks. Tapers, Pantiles. Aromatic ! Ciicliou s, Pocket Books, and a great variety of Smcl- i ling Bottles. Preston .Salts, kc. Orders from the country promptly filled and satis- i ; faction guaranteed with regard to price and quality. ! I mar 12 re AN AN T’K EFFERVESCENT SKLIZKR APE I I I HI ENT,—This much osteomed and highly valu , able preparation, will effectually remove Headache, ltillious afl'eetions. Heart Burn, Costiveness, Ac., just j received and for sale by npr 27 JOHN B. MOORE k CO. ]>IO HAMS*—2 bbls, just received and for sale by n>ar 26 A. BON AUD. / tOST VRV EXTERMINATOR, for Hie dartruc | \j tion of Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Flies, etc., just ! I received and for sale, by | apr 29 JOHN B. MOORE k CO. I INDELIBbE INKS, —bidders, Trantx, keeves, ‘ Waters and Pbvsods, with and without prepare- | tion?, for pule by I opr 29 JOHN B. MOORE AGO I j Hem JlftiurtttCTmffi. FOUND, ON the Commons, a large Gold Breast Pin, contain ing several plaits of hair, and having engraved in itials of the owner on the back. Tho owner can have it by proving property and paying for this advertisement. Apply at this office. 2t may 6 ____ JOSEPH J. DITTEIUCII, Brnughtun-street , a fete doors from Barnard, SAVANNAH, * Importer, Manufacturers’ Agent, WIIOL KS A L K AND K E TAIL DIULKR IN iOKSIIGA GOADS: TTA? just received a full supply of beautiful 11 GOODS fir the spring trade, and invites the public, and in particular dealers, country merchants, an 1 pedlars, to call and examine his slock, (which in cludes many articles not to bo found with others.) be fore pun hosing elsewhere, confident that quality and price will give entire satisfaction !o all. Musical Instrumenlr. i Ancordcons, of the very best quality and must per i feet construction: new Conn t Aecordeons; Banjos, Drums, Fifes, Flutes, Flutinos, Flageolets, Guitars, Guitar Strings, Harmonicas. Rosin, Rastralets, Sign l II irns, Tamborinos, Trumpots, Tuning Forks, Violin | Bows. Violin Bridges, Violin Strings, aud Instruction j Books: moot excellent Violins, kc. &c. may 7 3* k nteiilgettoe OiflfiSt ri'() BE lIIULD, by tlie month or year a giil 1 alout 12 years of age, accustomed t> waiting in the oh use. Apply to 11. J. CHALMERS, may 7 Bay Lane. G'OILET SGAi’S, —Lupin’s Gueilaino’s Ambro 1. sial. and Sapocite., Pevcis Poncine. Prevost’s Maug euet and Oondray’s Guelnnd's Dcmarsous k Co.’s Mon pelas, Maelly a, Gello’s, Floating, Lows, Brown Wind sor, Cleavei’s Honey, Omnibus, Chrystalino Wash Bails, Ac. ke., fur sale by may 7 J. B. MOORE k CO. 1 TOR THE l’OlLET.—!temmil,s loilet Vinegar, pro 1 pared expressly for'Warm Climates, the virtues of this Vinegar are ten numerous to bo fully discussed it is considered an iudispcusiblc requisite in every fa mily, for sale by ni.iv 7 J. B. MOORE AC). 7,212 dollars: GREEN K AMI PULASKI LOTTERY, Class No. 55, for 1553 To be drawn at Savannah, Ga,on Monday, May 9. Gll E( JOKY & MAVR V, M A NAG ER S. Successors to J. VV. Maury & Cos. sc’heme. 1 prize of $7,212 | 1 prize of $750 1 prize of 2.(124 i 100 prizes of 250 1 prize of 1,250 | 116 prizes of 50 kr. Ac. Ac. Tickets $2 —shares in proportion. Tickets either singly or by the Package for sale by E. WITIIINGfON. Bay Lane, SavalTnnli. Go, may 7 Vender for Gregory k Mai ry IJ|f BEBr&ERT’S BOOTS AND SHoKb a Just received from Philadelphia. Gentlemen in I want of a good article,, are invited to the above goods, f.ir sale by WILLIAM IIEI DT. ( feb 21 Gibbons'Building. KEMPT* )N & VERSTILLF., have just received a beautiful lot of Figured Grenadines ; also. Crepe I D’Artois, Silk ‘Tissue 6 and Barages, which they areoi fering very low at their stand, next to F. Zogbaum’a Music Store, in Waring’s Range. apr 19 )KI,TIXG'IMTLEMENTB~&c., by~late~arri ) vi.ts— j 1500 feet Patent Leather Bands, 2to 18 inches wide; 150 Tray and Canal Wheel Barrows, 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 family use, 1 do Crowell’s Patent TlifrotOmcter Churns, 1 do Garden Wheel Barrows, 2 Agriculturing Tool Chest*, containing Prun ing and Garden Implements, complete; 100 bbls Plaster and Cement, French and Georgia Burr Mill Stones, Cologne and Ksopus do Dutch Anchor, Brand Bdting Clottes, Graute Fun Mills Grain Cradles, Grass Sov*fits, Reap Hooks, ke., for sale hv apr 2 ‘ C. 11. CAMPFTKLD. To Strangers and Travellers, who prefer a private to a public house. MRS. WRIGHT'S, No. 01, Snut Ii Third-street, -1 doors be low St. Paul’s Church, Plilla. OFFKRB SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS. r pilKhotise is large and airy: finely located in nqui -1 et and fashionable neighiiorhcKHl, near Steamboat Landings and within u minute’s walk ofthe Exchange. The interior arrangements are well adapted to pro mote thccomfort of the inmates—large Parlors, airy Cham tiers, a fine Bath, and the table well supplied.— , ;n- moderate. ly sept 8 i ST RECEIVED.—So boxes Adamantine Can ft dies. Iff boxes very fine Candles, put up in six Its boxes for family use, fur sale by A. BON AUD, mar 9 corner Bay and Whitaker-st-s. N’ K W BOOKS.—Summer Cruise in tlie Mediterra nean on board an Ameiienn frigate, by N. Parkor Willis. Tim M l M in's B i ie. hv T. S. Arthur. The Mother nnd her Offspring, by Stephen Tracy, M. D., formerly a Missionary l’hysiciun to the A. B. C. F. B. in the Chinese, Autobiography of an Englbn Soldier in the United States Army, comprising observations and ventures in the States and Mexico. The Lovers’ Ftnitagem. or the Two Suitors, by Km eliue Flygare Carlen, author of Ivui or tlie Bkjuts boy. The Flying Dutchman, or the Wedding guest of Am sterdam, n mysterious talc of the sea. by Capt Merry U.S. N. Th i Ladies wationa! Magazine for May. Barnum's Illustrated News, No. 16, and a supply of the back numbers received by apl 20 _ J. B. CUBBEDGE. ALAOA GRAPES, ORANGES, LEMONS. Ac.— Received per steamer Alabama, 5 kegs Malaga Grapes, Iff boxes i Granges, lu do. Liquors, Raisins, Figs D ites, l’runes, Almonds, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER, mar 9 Cor. Bull and Congress sts.. Mon’tsq. YirHITE and COLORED Curtain and Pavilion yy Loops. For sale by apr 11 _ _ _ ’KEM.PTOX k VERSTILLF. n ARP Eli’S MAGAZINE, for slay* Book of the World, No. 7, 8 and 9, received by pr 26 J. B. CUBBEDGE. ] Ut()W.VS ESSENCE OKT\ MAI CADGING ER J) A fresh supply of thisdelightful article, for the summer use, received and for sale by apr 18 J. E. DkFOKD, Apothecaries’ Hall. / UliiOlt INE TOOTH WASH. ~Fit cleaning and V J preserving the teeth und Gums, and clean.-ing the mouth, received und for sale liy apr 18 J. 15. DbF >RI), Apothecaries’ Hall. UEC'EI VED per t. -r Alabama 2 fil ls Pig Hams, for sale by A. RONALD, mar 9 cor Bay and Whitakcr-sts. IVACOA’ AND LARD.— J 2u hhds. prime new Shoulders; 20 bbls. No. 1 Lard. Received per steamer State of Georgia, and for sale by feb 21 PADKLFORD. BAY & CO. |>JjAt'lv TEA —Afresh supply of extra quality D Oolong Tea, a very superior article, received per steamer Alabama. For sute by JOHN B. MOORE k CO, | inar 25 Gibbons Building. MOLASSES. —lot) hhds Cuba and 90 bbls. N.O. Mo lasses, of prime quality. For sale by j mar Hi 11. . I. GILBERT ’ VIT All PE Ni E. OR HAIR GLOSS.—Au Indian ! y y preparation for restoring grey hair to its origi ; noI color—also, fur preventing grey hair nnd baldness Just received and for sale l y W. W. LINCOLN, | mar 16 Monument Square. I)UTNAM S MAGAZINE,for April. Received by mar 29 J.IL CUBBEDGE. I )1G HAMS. BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, Smoked Ton j X gues extra large Fulton, Market, Mess Beef, Pig, Pork—also new Tub Butter, and a full supply Firkin Butter, just received p r steamer Florida. ft P l2B 2 __ WM. G. DICKSON. pICKLED SALMON kc., landing per Clement ; X Penn, from Boston. No. 1. Nova Scotia Salmon. No. 1. Mackerel. Pickled Codfish, dry. For sale at DICK3OXF. ! &fl2B 2 Cor. Whitaker St. k Broughton. ” PUBEAND STJPERIORTCDAWATEIt. water is made on an entirely new principle, 1 from the Porcelain Lined SclfGcnerating Appara tus. This apparatus has been examimil 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 w hich are often found in Soda Water, tho Generators and Fountains being lined w itli Porcelain.it renders the Wa 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 aud every variety, and warranted to suit the taste of all who visit the Apothecaries’ Hall, corner of Broughton and Barnard st*. qpr 9 1) TIU.—4O bbls. L. Felton k Son's Boston Kuui, i landing faom brig Clement, and fur sale by apr27 ~ BRIGHAM, S KELLY AGO! IY OA’ S MA<! NETIC POWDER.—For the doa j truction of all kinds of insects Roaches, Moths, Ants, Flies und Insects on Plants, just received and for sale by (apr 27) JOHN ts. MOORE A CO. mTpresdebgast & CO. H AVE to announce the arrival, This Day, of the first portion of their Spring Stock. Their Mr. Prendergast being now in the markets, they expect the lull completion of his purchases in b few days, of which a detailed notice will be given: in the meantime, they solicit an early inspection from their old friends ard tbe public generallv. 178 BHDUGHTON-BT. 7 Opposite St. Andrew’s Hail