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&f)c (footing Journal VOL. 111. DAILY TAPER S4—TRI-WEEKLY $2. Saufliiitui) (Souring Junritnl. AILT PAPBB, - - $1 | TiU-WEKKLY, - - *2 HV .1. It. CCIJIIKIMJE. THQHAft \V. LANE, Edi.or. VD V KItTISIXU R X l’ KS. Advi r rise meats inserted at the following rates, — FOR O.ViC S-jUAUK OF TEN LINES. One insertion, §0 00 I One month, $0 Oh Two “ 100 Two “| 10 00 Three “ 126 | Three “ 12 50 Four “ 150 | Four “ 15 00 Five “ 1 75 .Six 44 20 00 One woek, 2 O 0 | One year, 30 00 i. o” 0 nitracts for yearly advertising may be made * o liberal terms. Legal alvei tisements inserted at the usual rates and .Jtriet core taken that they be published according to iaw. All alvortUem'mU from tea;. .1 . ‘ persons, or s*run geiN, to be paid for iu advance. The privileg: of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly t> their regnlar business, mid all Other adver tisements, Hot pertaining to their regular business, as agreed for, to be paid extra. All advertisements sent to this office without directions as to the number of insertions, will be pub lished daily, until ordered to bo discontinued, and ••barged accordingly. Lamartine. A Paris letter says that :t new work by Lam artine, a “History of the Age of the Medicis,” is announced. A finer theme for the brilliant, poetical historian, than that magnificent epoch can hardly be found elsewhere in the range of history; The work will bo published in the fouilletou of the J J ays. Newspaper Wanted. It. S. Smith, of Fayette Court-House, Ala, , writes to the Memphis Kagle that the citizens of that place are desirous of having a newspa- . per published in their midst, there being none | nearer than forty miles. Should ono be estab- | lished there, Mr. Smith says it would do all j the advertising, Ac., for three counties. For further information, address the postmaster. Fayette Court House, Ala. Genoa and New York Steamship Line. The projected line ofstoatners between Genoa and .New York, Ins been secured by a contract between the Trans-Atlantic Company and the Royal Government, which has been duly signed at Turin. The company, which is chartered for twenty years, w ith a capital of two millions of dollars, is bound to establish two lines of monthly steamers, viz: ono between Genoa and New York, :nd another between Montevideo and Genoa; and the Government guarantees to each line a sum equal at least to §OOOO per voy age for carrying the mails, and accords to the Company certain other important privileges and resources. The vessels are to stop at Ma deira and other intermediate points, and are to be of at least 1500 tons and 250 horse power. The government required the subscription of a sufficient amount of the capital to secure the enterprise, before tho con tract was signed. Some large English houses have taken stock to the amount of SOOO,OOO. ♦- ♦ Strange Affair. A Horrible Calamity has just occurred in Haris. A gentleman, feeling a slight itching in his ear, took up a friction match in order to dis pel it. In the ardor of conversation lie was sustaining he introduced the sulphurous end; the contact soon produced ignition, and the downy lining of the ear caught fire; a portion of tho sulphur adhered to the flesh, and burnt there persistently. The unfortunate man never spoke again. His sufferings were so agonizing that his tongue became powerless; nud after two days’ torment, and unavailing efforts of the surgeons, he died. Dutch Beauties. The late Rev. Henry Coleman, who was a great admirer of female beauty, in his “European life and manners,” gives tho following accouut of the Hutch women. I think somo of them the fairest and hand somest creatures I ever looked upon, and made of tho finest porcelain clay. Before I left Eng land I thought tho English women the finest 1 Wad ever seen—l now consider them as belong ing to the dark races. The Dutch women much exceed them. Take the fairest rose that was ever plucked wyth tho glistening dewdrops hanging among its petals, take the fairest poach that ever hung upon the tree, with its charming, blending tints of red and white—and they are eclipsed by the transparency and beauty of com plexion of!thefairest of tho'Dutch women,as I saw at Broetk and Saadram. The Munich Hatters* The Ilatters of Munich are in difficulty with the police. It seems that every kind of head dress that they invent is interdicted, as sug gestive of demagogy nud disorder. A groat many tiles have been seized lately, and nobody kwows what, he may wenr and what he must eschew. The hatters havo ad dressed a petition to the municipal council, to know what shapes arc admissible and what are not. The municipal council replied, on the Bth of last month, th t they really could not tell. The Paris Charivari advises tho citizens to ap pear in the streets in their nightcaps; tho most peacablo coiffure known. The style entitled Calabrian is forbidden, ns seditious; the bulging crown is contraband, because it looks like a howitzer or small mortar; taps and vizors are punished with a line, because they aro worn throughout Germany by the students, and all students arc demagogues; pointed hats wero once a rallying signal: broad-brimmed hats were worn by Bolivar, whe was a revolutionist; brown hats, with long fuzz, were and still are the fa vorite covering of l*. J. Proudhon. Evidently there is nothing left but the nightcap. Tho Crystal I’alaoe Tower. This tower, which is now in progress of erec tion, stands on Forty-third street, New Y'ork, in the vicinity of tho Crystal Palace. The E’jrpress gives the following desciption of it: “The toweris an octagon, 75 feet in diameter nt the base, with an extreme height of 350 feet. It is of timber, well braced with iron, and is nnchored at each of tho right angles with about forty tons of stone and timber. The first story will be a refreshment saloon ; the second pro bably a ladies’ ordinary ieo cream saloon, or something of that sort. These stories aro in closed, and aro togethor about 25 foetin height. Above this are three stories of open work, and then an inclosed landing to be fitted up iu good style. Here will bo the first look-out, 125 feet from tho ground. Then comes four open stories, abovo which is the second landing, 225 feet from terra Jinna. Passing three open stories, we reach tho highest landing, 300 feet from tho huso, and by reason of the high ground, about 174 feet higher than the topmost window of St. Paul’s spire. The tower will be finished with a pire and flag start’, in all fifty fcot above the ghest landing, thus making (lie extreme alti do from base to top of polo just 550 leet. Tho Bt, will bo about $250,000. The proprietors nvo ten year’s lease of the grot n 1.” A Solemn Fool. A writer in the Dublin University Mngazino April, devotes some fourteen pages to prove at these United Statesnre fast “going to the gs.” At first we fancied that his articlo was ended as a solemn quiz, intended to poke n at tho “ old fogies ” in England who pra ted our downfall; but after carefully perus it from the initial letter to tho 44 finis,” we over that it is meant for earnest, and that the author, to say the least, is a most solemn fool. Among the reasons for the coining ruin of the republic, given by this public donkey, aro tho separation of Church and Stato; tho weight of the people iu the government; and all the other things which are regarded hero as most essential to liberty. Becuuse we have abolish ed primogeniture, and prevented thus the growth of an aristocracy fatal to freedom, 44 therefore,” reasons this solemn fool, 44 the Yankees are sinking fast iuto inobocracy.” Because the in fluence of the working men has so large a space , in our legislation—and, after all, in this coun try, who is not a working man ? —“ therefore,” | continues this sapient dunce 44 Lynch law is rapidly becoming the only law in America.”— Because ho chooses to think there is a 44 same ness of character” among our population, therefore ho argues that there is a dead level of mediocrity, which is certain, very soon, to i conduct tho republic, by a sort of political typhus; to inanition and death. In a word, tho United States is considered to stand upon “a shaky foundation.” We von turo to say that the poor hack who penned this phrase—for a poor hack, writing abuse at so much a line, he evidently is—knows nothing of ‘* shaky ” except as applied to a “shaky” hand, the result of too frequent potations. We, there fore, place little faith in the prognostications of this “shaky” writer, and, though ho prophesies that our republic will, at no distant day* bo 1 split up into half a dozen despotisms, if not more, we will venture to take our chance here rather than in Europe, “shaky ” as the founda tion may be.— Philn. Bulletin. in M. Kossuth Guilty or Innocent ! We perceive that some of the journals in this country friendly to this persouage and his polit ical and military designs, aro triumphantly re joicing over what they regard as the evidences of his innocence of the charge brought against hint by tho London police, and published to the world through the columns of the Loudon Times. They assent, firstly, on what they re gard as satisfactory authority, that ho did not occupy the house in which the munitions of war were recently found; and, secondly, that it had been for some six years used as a rocket manu factory by a responsible person engaged in that department of industry, who alone is accounta ble for whatever has been of late discovered. Whether M. Kossuth is guilty or innocent is not to us a question of much importance; but why the journals in his interest are anxious to defend him in this country from such a charge is more than we can understand,sinco his excul pation will only tend to prove that ho has not the temerity to do in England those tilings of which lie was most boastful in this country.— Hero his purchase of cavalry saddles and two dollar muskets, inasmuch us it served to some extent as evidence of the fact that he was not pocketing for good and all, tho whole amount of funds entrusted to him, was far from a thing done in a corner. Yet the same common law which forbids such acts iu England, forbids them here also. The exultant boast of tho com mission of such deeds in this country, made by American newspapers, and the indignant denial of their perpetration in England, made by the same American newspapers, affords but another instance iu point to manifest the little respect that is hore entertained for tho established laws and tho total disregard of some of our citizens for the preservation of the good faith and unsul lied reputation of our country. The privilege of sympathizing is common to the people of both countries; and the sympa thies of a people may bo expressed in either words or money. A few centuries ago it was tho custom with many nations to carry it fur ther, but a safer and a better usage won prevails, and must prevail,or all the wholesome restraints of government soon must perish, and freedom can no longer be protected from the aggressions of tyranny, whan the saeredness of solemn laws and wholesome and time-honored usages is dis regarded and forgotten.— Washington Republic. Railroad Iron The following remarks from the Boston Rail road Times will bo read with attention by all those engaged in the construction of now lines of railway, who have yet to purchase their rails] If it he true, as stated, that it will fully occu py all the rolling mills iu the world, which are engaged in making rails, at least six years to supply the iron for the roads already begun, some ofthoso projected must wait a longtime for iron tj complete their lines, and the diffi culty is not to be overcome by any increase in the price of iron. The sudden and great advance which has re cently taken place in tho price of railway iron, is a circumstance of unusal importance to vari ous interests in this country. In less than a year the price of railway iron in Great Britain —which is the principal scat of its manufacture and its controlling market—has advanced £5 or $25 to £lO or SSO por ton. There is every reason to believe that it will continue to rise, and notstop short at £l2 or £l4 p r ton. fcix years ago iron went up much in tho same way, rising in a very brief period from £5 to£l2 per ton This advance then was produced as it is now by tho projecting and constructing of a great number of railways, with tho essential difference that the mania at this period was confn.'d chiefly to England, whereas now it is diffused over many countries, raging most furi ously in our own, and embracing a much vast er aggregate of projects. Tho railways in pro gress which produced tho great advance in 18- 47, did not exceed three thousand miles in ag gregate length, though a much larger amount was projected, uud afterwards partially aban doned. The investment of capital in these British railways caused tbo most disastrous commercial revulsion experienced in Great Britain. It ruined hundreds of her richest merchants, and produced a long-continued prostration of every industrial interest, from which it required years of patient labor and economy to recover. From tho best information accessible to tho public, it appoars to he quite certain that there are now in progress, and in actual course of conduction, iu Europe and America, at least twenty thousand miles of iron railroad, besides a vast amount of projected railroad not yet begun, which we do not take into account. Os this amount of railroad in progress, 5,000 belongs to Europe and 1 1,000 at least to this country, exclusive of more than 1,000 miles now coustucting in Canada.—We have seen a list made out, of tho railroads now under way in each State,which amount in the aggregate to more than 1.'5,000 milos; and which list lias un derstated rather than overstated tho truth, for in this State alone omits it 00 miles of railroad in actual construction, and has similar omissions as to other States.—However incredible the ag gregate may appear at first sight, it is impossi ble for the most careful scrutiny to make uny deduction from it. Railways require at least one hundred tons of iron for a single track,and of the roads in progress in Europo 1,000 will be made double track road. It follows from this that the railways now in the courso of construction in Europo and America will require for their completion no less than two millions and four hundred thousand tons of iron. To make this quantity will occupy all tho rolling mills in the world which aro engag ed in the manufacture of railway iron at least six years—thoso of Great Britain furnishing three-fourths, and tho United States. France and Belgium tho remaining fourth. The best authorities do not ostiraato tho largest quantity of railway iron in any one year even as high as 400,000 tons, yet at this rnte it will take six years to furnish iron for the roads already be gun. Tho necessary consequence of this state of things is, that tho prico of railroad iron will not only be kept up, but further advanced, ami bo maintained ftt very high prices for a long lime This will make the manufacture of railroad iron the best manufacturing business that can be undertaken in this country for some years, for it is affirmed, on tho best authority, th.it the | article which is now selliug at S7O. with every prospect of advancing at least to SBO per ton, pays a fair profit to the maker at §SO per ton. The advance in iron will nearly double the oust of many of the railways at the west and south, for the cost of grading upon some of them was less per mile than the cost of iron, it even before, advanced.—The profit to a few ul the companies which have secured their iron at low rates will be very large. Tho English railroad companies are now compelled to pay SlO per ton more lor their iron at home than the price at which our railroad companies wero enabled to obtain it about a year ago, freight aild duties included. —N }\ Journal of Coni merce. — .-j ‘vvrrag RECEIV£DTEK LATE ARRIVALS—A full supply of Du.“Hold's StaggA Shay’s Cassard’s. and \ Koloson’s Hums: also, a fresh and full supply of now I recedes, for sale low at ALEXANDER’S prls cor. Bull and ( ingress sts., Monunicnt-sq SAW MILL IRONS—Consisting of Cranks, Styr ups, Pitman's Dogs, Gudgeons, Ac., complete Landing from sclir Empire, and for sale bv apr 16 C H C l MPFIELD TIRESII HJl'S—On** i-ftsc of fresh Hops, in 1 pound I packages. warranted of tlio lust year’s growth.— Just received and for sale by \V. W. LINCOLN, may 3 Monument Squuro. / WEESMAN’S ARABIAN BALSAM—For the cure V / of wounds, bruises, Ac. Ac. Just received and for sale by W. w. LINCOLN, may Monument 8 M.\ Ij AG A <>i; A t r..” oRANGES, J per steamer Florida. 5 kegs Malaga Grapes. boxes Oranges, lo hbls Pippin Apples, Raisins, Figs. Prunes. Dates, Citron, Aluionds, etc. GKO. ALEXANDER, feb D> Cor. Hull and Congress sts.. Monument sq. SILKS. SILKS. —Summer Brocade. Plain Chamelioti, India Gro Do Rhine, Poult Do Solo, Murcolino and Flor ence. For sale bv KEMP HLLB. (iJlli)i Ah Spared by James T.wnrt—an agreeable and effica cious medicine, sanctioned and prescribed by tho med ical faculty. This preparation cannot be too strongly recoin moudod to tho in my thousands now suffering from dyspepsia and indigestion, and its consequences. For sale by JGIIN B MOORE 4 00, apr ts Gibbons* Building. 4 ri) A GitKs,. W ATER.—A fresh supply ret rived \_yJirect from tin: proprietors of the Congress Spring, for sale by apr u JOHN B. MOORE A CD. INDIA IUJBBE3. COM 33 have just received a lot of Goodyear’s colebrat i T cl an lia R ibber 0 -:n , •*. which we offer to the Public very cheip; tlnLidioj, particularly,aro reves ted to call and examine the same, at apr 7 J, It. 0 >!£:•:N AC rd. ID Uraughton-st. TdK AY WIN E.— V super! >r article, strongly recoin- JL mended, direct from the importers 411 J for sale bv u.>r 7 A. BJNAUD ‘ THRESH GRJf’NDC H’i-’EK.—Hiving purchased I? the ‘.‘ill an l Roaster formerly used by C. 13. Seal l y the subscriber is prepared to furnish fresh Ground C >f fee daily. Govt, Java Coffee la 1 lb. Papers.’ Rio Go ia 1 lb. do. \Y. G. DICKSON, apr 7 Whit iker-8t and Broughton Lane. FRESH ;-v i per steamship Alabama : 30 glass jars Fresh Prunes, drums (small size)Turkey Figs, ‘talian M icaronb white mid yellow Vermicelli, Pearl, Barley, Genesee self-raising Jp'iour, Butter, auger. Pic nic and Soda Crackers, Pig Hums, Smoked Tongues, Bologna Sausages and Smoked Beef. W.O. DICKSON. apr 7 corner Whitaker st and Broughton-lone. \RNIC’A PLASTERS . pared from the Arnica Montana, that valuable vegetable remedy, used for many years in Germany and various other parts of Europe, with such ast relish ing nificieney, as to attract attention to its wonderful medical properties. I , wy nre spread upon tho softest lambskin, and can 11 sed by the most delicate per sons. Just received and for sale by upr 7 \V. W. LINC >LN. Monuinent-sq. SOI) V WATER. •In the hi perfection, with a great variety of the choicest Sy rups. prepared with great care and from the be-t ma te rials, may bo found constantly on hand in the store yf ‘ *W. W.LINCOLN, apr# Monument Square. TPOFsIv AX ; A. ll.—Having purchased the Copy Right of Edward A. Vincent, Esq.. of his .Sew Map of Savannah, the undersigned has made arrangements to fill all orders for the same at short notice. A sufficient number to furnish subscribers was received by last .steamer, and will be delivered immediately. We are unable to supply the country demand until the arrival of the next steamer. Ar rangements have been made for a further supply, which we trust will be regularly received. All orders punctually attended to. Address S. S. SIBLEY, Bookseller an l Slationer, No. 135, Cougress-st. Suv’h. apr S N'O TIC E. —The subscriber having transferred all his right,title and interest, as publisher and pro prietor of the New Subdivision Map of the City of Savannah, to 3. S. Sibley, Esq., Publisher and Hook seller of this city, subscribers are hereby notified tliu* they will receive their copies from him in future, as publisher of said Map. EDWARD A. VINCENT. Savannah, April 7.1853. nor H TUTORS B ). >l\S.—Journos’ Diary, ft talc of the i'a iy Ime of 1815. a L ‘gen lof tho Rhino, Rebecca and Kowona. by W. M. Tlmckoruy. Lord Suxondalo. or Life among the London Aristo cracy, by (I. W. M. Reynolds. Barnaul's Illustrated News Nolo. A further supply of Vilette and Agnes Sural. Received by ]al3J J. B. CUBBKDGE- n OSIER Y .--An extensive assortment of Ladies uud Misses Iloscry. just opened SPENCER CURB ELL, Agent, fob 31 No. 154 CongrosHt, Gibbons Building. IvOl EBTIC LIQU )RS—IOO bbls Gin, W hiskey * Rum and Brandy. For sale l>y fob 15 ( MEN k TARVER. rpOBACCO.- I I boxes, assort and brands, fbr Bale by 1 aprl H. J. GILBERT. HAMS. -500 best Baltimore cured Ilams, land ing from schr Edna 0. for sale by apr 13 BRIGIIAM, KELLY & CO. Ur HITE WASHER’S BRUSHES, of superior make sorted sizes, just received and fur sale by apr 27 E. LOVELL. \ r E\V BOOKS) received April 27 byS. S. SLB; LEY. No. 135 Congress-street— Tho Rector of Bt. Bardidphs: by F. W. Shelton. My Home in Tasmania,or Nine Years in Australia. Ladies’ New Cook Book; by Mrs. Sarah Jane Hale. Life Here and There; by N. P. Willis. Nick of the Woods, a Tale ol’ Kentucky; by Dr. Bird, Love Affairs in Our Village 2) Years Ago; by Mrs. Caustic. A Stray Yankee in Texas: by Phillip Paxton. Evelina, or the History of a Young Ladies’ Int ro duction into the World: by Miss Burney. The Shady Side, or Life in a Country l’ursonugo; by a Pastor’s Wife; The Old Man’s Bride; by T. S. Arthur. A voyage to the Celestial Country from tho Manu script of An Old Salt; by Rev. l)r. (.’beeves. Dr. Tyug’s Family Commentary on tho Four Gos pels. Sacred Songs fur Family and Social Worship. Every Day Scripture Readings, for the Use of Fami lies by Rev. .1. S. Blake. M. 1). Essays and Miscellanies of (2raeo Aguilar, selected from the Manuscript by her Mother. Poetical Works of Thomas Gray; by Thus. Reed. Summer and Winter of the Soul, by Rev. Erskeln Neale. Doctor Birch, and bis Young Friends. Boys’ and Girls’ Own Book. Agnes Soroll, a Novel; by G. I*. R. James, ic., Ac. jpr 27 FINE FRENCH MUSLINS AND SILKS. \ITE have this day received, per steamer, a very ol v y egant assortment of new and desirable styles of French Organdie and Jaconet Mhslins, at a very reasonable price; also, rich light colored Mantilla Silks. M. l’K END ERG AST A CO., may 3 17S Broughton-st.. opposite St. Andrew’s Hull ~ CAMPHINE AND'BURNING FLUID.’ J UST received 20 bbls. of the above, w hieh isold by the barrel or otherwise, at the ffnrfcarl l°' rt 'st prices. Arrangements will be enter SSisoiLAt.” supply dealers. jan 2d J. J. MAURICE. BOOTS AND SHOES. J2O CASES fine sowed calfskin Boots; -G-ai-l 12 do. do. peggged do. do.; Mohtcrcy?3*®w aud Congress Boots; Ladies’ and Gent’s Gaiter Boots; Ladies’ Ties and Slippers; Boys’ and Youth’s Shoos; 5,000 pairs Plantation Brogans. For sale by STALEY A HENDRY, net 28 Sign of the Golden Engle, Congress st. I 131 E.—330 bbls. Lime, now lauding pur schooner j H M. Jenkins. For sale by apr 13 BRIGHAM, KELI.Y & CO SAVANNAH, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 10, 1853 MOOKKATE—IMPARTIAL—INDEPENDENT—JUST. Business QTurds. CHARLES E. TEFFT, Counsellor at Law and Commissioner for lUions Island, Connxcticot, North Carolina, Alabama and Nsw York. O.'Hcc, No. 70, Suvanmih- Jau 21 JOHN M. GUERARD7~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Commit*loner for New Jersey, 176 Bay Stroot, julyl9 Savannah, Ga. j E. H 7 BACON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. I Office at tho Corner of Bay and Whitaker Sts., over feb 9 Swift A Co ’s Store. LOOK WELL TO YOUR TIME. £3 THE Stbscriber would inform the public that he J A. Jg:** ffcTA jL, has received anew supply of fine Watch Ma terials, in tho way of Jewels, Cylinders, Springs. Verges, 1 lauds, and all other articles which are noces ary to carry on the Watch Repairing busi ness in all its branches; and will say that 1 am pre pared to sot In perfect order, the finest of all Watches, at short notice and reasonable charges. All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Also, have re ceived u let of the genuine imported Crystals of Eng lish manufacture, which will not break—not easy. Clocks and Jewelry cleaned and repaired. \ . W. SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, aov 23 129 Congress-street. WILLIAM PHILLIPS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, oct 2fi MARIETTA. GA. ly THOS. T. LONG, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SDL It GEN. E. C. Will priir 1 i e iu all the Courts of the Eastern Circuit, and the Counties of liowtules, Clinch, Ware and Ap pling, in Southern Circuit. Office over R. Mayer, corner Whitaker and Bay Lane. liiuos nov lu MEDICAL NOTICE. DR 8. HI DR DON A CULLEN, Having associated themselves in tho practice of Me dicine and Surgery, respectfully tender their profes sional services to the citizens of savannah and vicinity, hi cases requiring the attention of more than one phy sician, the attendance of both can be obtained free of extra charge. Office ou the corner of West Broud and St. J alien streets. ly nov 10 DR. WILDMAN, Having settled permanently in Savannah, respect fully offers to its citizens his services iu the general practice of Medicine and Surgery. Residence and O.li v No. 20 Abercorn street, near the corner of South Broad street. Hours of consultation from 8 till 10 o’clock* A. M.. and from :: till 6 P. M. ts nov 9 DR. M. C. HEALD, Office Cor. Broughton A Drayton Sts., 7 - is prepared to perform till operations upon natural TEETH, and replace XXxY'YVtw hose which arc lost, from one to an U-L_L_l jon tiro Double St. All work warrant ed to he durable. Extracting performed with care and skill. Char. moderate. Tooth-ache cured. Exaiu l.ar .m an 1 a 1 and e rrati-. lv mar 2 t - Dili- H i YALL & JOHNSON, - .-g DENTISTS. Office cor.St. JuUcn-st. and Market S’l'r* oci-r S. Wilinot's jewelry store. Office hours from 8 t3 2 o’clock, and from 3 to C. mar 11 coin JAME3 McHENRY, INSUR A N < a! IS HO It K U A N D N O TYitl PUBLIC. Marine Protest’ > ited and Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn.— Papers prepared whereby to recover losses from Ame rican or British Underwriters, and attention given to all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. No. 11S Bay si reel, opposite the front of the Custom House. ly nov 8 S. 2. MURPHY; WHEELWIIIGHT A BLACKSMITH, r-aL WJL, NO. 92 ST. JULIAN STHKET, A. B'-'V stele of the Market, Sivanvah. Carriages made and repaired at short notice, and at reasonable prices. .fan 27 ly JAMES B. FIDLER. Dealer anil Importer of Watcheu, f, AB Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, dt-c. No. 12, So. 2d Stroot, Philadelphia, Pa. septS lv | JOHN antrobiTsT” PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE AND ANIMAL PAINTER v^-5 Kf St. Andrew’s I lull, corner of Broughton and mar 5] Joiferson-strcets. [tim t CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. G. A. HOLCOMBE, pGaaton Street, near t'he f Turk. oct 1 3tw6inos JDK. BANNING’S IMPROVED BRACE. DR. S. G. PANCOST, Dentist, NO. 150 UUOUOHTON ST., Having made arrangements with the manufacturer of the above valuable Uhirurgical Instrument, will supply all applicant', either at wholesale or retail. A female well qualified to fit the Brace will he in attendance upon Ladies, and, if desired, will wait upon them at their residences. N. B.—Orders from Physicians in tho country will be promptly attended to. april 7 R. H. DARBY. FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CUTTER, 14(H'2 Congress St., Offers his services to the citizens of Savannah, and respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. He ha.- no doubt of giving satisfaction to all who may fa vor him with an order for cutting or making the most fashionable garment. dee 13 DANIEL CROMLAY, FASIIIOVAKLE HOOT MAKER!! Corner of Broughton and Bull Sts. JTIIE Subscriber desires to inform the public, that he has arrived from Charleston, and has opened ns above, whore they are prepared to e xecute orders for Boots of the fluest finish and style, and equal, if not superior, to any heretofore offered to the public. He has many friends in this State who have been his patrons in Charleston, and he solicits from them uud the public u call and a trial, nov a ly “ OYSTERS: OYSTERS!! OYSTERS !!: \ THE undersigned will furnish Oysters 9 j/"f the finest quality, either opened or in B b'’ll, fresh from Thunderbolt every morning. Parties, private lamilies, ho tels and eating bouses, furnished at their respective places, by leaving orders at bis residence, or at Mr. G. Bronson's and Fruit Store, near the market. N. B.—Having n regular supply everyday, all orders will be attended to with promptness and dispatch. from the country must be attended with the C sh or city reference. J AS. OLIVER, Agt. V 2 __ _ tf_ THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE i CLOCKS, JEWELED. Til ESE Clocks arc constructed (at conside rable oxtra.oxpenso) with a particular re gard to durability. the most, serious objec tion to the lever—tho wearing of tho points of the balance shaft and screws, the conse quent increase of friction and decrease iu motion after running a short time—being obviated by the use of a polished stone jewel, straight pivot or bearings,instead of points to the balance shaft. They are cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frame*, and warranted to bo ns perfect time-keepers ns the best are in use. For sale at the Jewelry Store, 129 Congress-st. feb 5. JUST RECEIVED'—SO bales Georgia Cotton Osna burgs, to be sold very low. M. PRENDKRUAST & CO , ITS Broughton-st., opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, feb 28 West side I AAII* WICKS. —160 gross of Solar, Astral and 1 j Lard Wicks,for cnle oy apr2 JN’O. 11. MOORE x CO., Gibbons Buildings. J) i ■ ‘< MBS. -I n barrels and half barrels, put in vine gar. ready for use. Just received, and for sale by mar 28 * SEABORN GOOD ALL. T)IHJLj .YDELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.—2O L bbls in pint uud quart bottles, in fine order and i ,r sal- by 4. B )NAUD. PATTES. —Just received, afresh supply of imported Pattes with Trusses, Idoz. Terriuedo Fois Gras Truffc, 1 do Put tes Do BecassinesTruth. l ,l do PuttcsDe jrodreaux Truth), Ido t’attes Fois Gran. For salo by mar 23 _ A. BON A UP, J)ERFI AI id I! V, SOAPS, Fancy Articles, .to.-- French, German, and American, warranted gent* iiie, nnd imported. For salo by J. E. Dr FORD. mar 31 Apothecaries’ Hall. Ts ELVE T’ WINi: BOTTLE CORKS.--one balo V of superior French Velvet Corks. Pit salo by J >HN t:. MOORE k CO. 1 j Shares Central Railroad Stock. 20 Shares 1 * /'< * South Western Rail road Stock. Fog > alo by apr 15 PADELPORD, FAY k CO dnsitiees (Eurde. WELLS & DURRT Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 94 Bay-street, Savannah, Ga. L. W. Wklls, Savannah. L. M. Duiui, Columbus, mar 1 ly J 7 IT DERB Y, House and Sign Painter, Guilder, Gla cier and Paper Hanger, No. 21 McDonough and 82 Perry-sts. Orders will meet with promptjatteution and bo exu cutod in tho best manner. fob 7 STURGE3 & HAMPTON, Gcnoral Commission Merchants for Lumber, Ac. Ac. Office No. 7*l Bay street, Savannah. RhKKKLNCKS. Messrs. T. N. Poulnin & Son, Hand. V.’illiams A Cos., Davis, Kolb J: Fanning, W. S. A T. 11. Roberts, Bel cher A Hollingsworth, lion. Andrew J. Miller, Col, John Millidgc—Augusta, Ga. Messrs. Hand, Williams A Wilcox—Charleston. Messrs. Hunter A Gannuel 1, and Lr. 11. L. Byrd--Sa vannah. Ga. feb 9 0 mos BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Parrish, Dunning A Mean, Pabli3hors, Booksellers and Stationers, 30 North Fonrth-st., Philadelphia. HAVE Constantly uii bund every article suite l fu the business of the country merchant and Book seller; and are also prepared to make up every kind of blank and printed work which maj be ordered. Chas. D. Parish, Pi;u m:i D. it. DIn.MNU, sept 9 ly 11F.M.Y D. Mears. J. St C MoDERMOT.’ Contractors and Builders, Corner Montgomery and Guxton Sts., Will execute all kinds of Carpenter and Slcum!<oat work nt s!. >rt notice. I y A. SHORT. MASTER BUILDER. Will take contracts for Buildiug aud Working Ma sonry of every description. Residence, first door wcat of St. Andrew’s Hall, Brou^liton-street, oct 30 J. J. MAURICE, T 1 X RO O F E R , The subscriber is prepared to lay Tin Roofs on cor rect principles, aud. fr<un Id years’experience, feels as sured lie can give satisfaction Prices very low. Be t reference given. fob 18 Gutters and Conductors made to order. .t*-y HULL St KING, FACTORS, COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER CHANTS, No. 1M Bay st., Savannah, Gs oct y 1 y FORT & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MKRBIIANTS, Savuuuuh, Ga. llen'ky R. B’okt, T. K Dunhaji oct 12 2L V JACOBS EG.VR AND TOBACCO STORE, Bull Street, i Sign of the Bii, Indian.) NEAR MONUMENT SQUARE, SAVANNAH, O \ N. B.— Keeps constantly on hand Spanish, Half j Spanish, aud American Sogars, at wholesale and retail j Also, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Ac. juue 1 KINCRLEY, LOCKETT & CO. COM SIISSION MEKCH AXTS, X'o. 7 3 Uay-si. Savannah, Ga. ; t. r. KINCULEY. k. LOCKKTT. A. THOMAS. j IK\J j MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. mrs. hop:. No. 17 BARNARD STREET. Takes this method of informing the Ladios of Savannah 1 cinity, that she has on hum! (ami willb<xiuHtantiy receiving ! a large and fashionable assortment us Bon note. Ribbons. Cups. Flowers, Buttons, Combs, Man tillas. Straw Trimmings, eh*., etc. P. H. —All orders from tho country promptly ntten ded to, 6mo V. W. SKIFF. A* W n tc.U Mnkei'A Jeweler, /jl 129 fy/ngress st., &ivunnah. ;|L repaired and warranted. J. H. COHEN & CO., NO. 1-M) BnOUOIITON ST.. Next to I. W. Morrell A Co.** Furni * ture Store, Are daily receiving large additions to their much ad mired and cheap stock of DRY GOODS, “of the Newest and most Fashionable Styles,” acknowl edged by all to be “CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.” Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assortment in our line, and we are determined to make this the ‘•Real Cheap Store of Savannah.” by selling Retail at Wholesale Prices. Soliciting a continuation of the pa tronage so kindly extended us, we respectfully invite all to call and he satisfied. Planters will find it to their interest to examine our Stock. No trouble to show Goods.. may 28 A CARD n Tho undersigned having re-opened with an entire Now Stock of IK DRUGS, CHEMICALS ZJL —aud— FANCY ARTICLES. At No. 139 South Side of Broughton-st.. formerly Walker’s Marble Yard, Is now ready to furnish any thing in his Linn, at the shortest notice. SODA WATER made in his own peculiar way, sent to any part of the city, and always to be had at tho 9torc, iu tho highest .state of perfection. Prescriptions put up with care and dispatch. Dir Tho Subscriber having served tho public long ainl faithfully, respectfully solicits a chare of patmimge^ir mar 3 ly THOMAS KYKKSOX. Agent. NEW WATCH, CLOCK. JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. MS Broughton-lit., .con MR. FRANCIS STEIN, Munufuoturer of Chronometers, Clocks, Town Clocks, Ac.. Aii., ‘*-i ‘.V respectfully informs his customers and the public generally that he has t\tt<*d up the Store 14S Brough ton-st... where he intends to make a permanent location, ami curry on the Jewelry business iu its various branches. Watches, Clocks, Town Clocks. Chronometers, Jewelry, Ac., &c\, cleaned and repaired with dispatch and warranted. New la.-hlon Jewelry and Fancy Goods of all descriptions sold at the lowest prices possible. N. B.—Any Watch, Clock, Ac., that cannot be re paired by other watchmakers, I pledge myself shall be repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted, nov 4 ly FRANCIS STEIN. 1> AISINS.—IOO whole, half, and qr. boxes prime V Bunch Raibius, for sale by fob 4 COIIKN & TARVER. ECKER'S Sols-rising Patent Flour.’ ■; and 12 . lb. packages.) Alsn, Yeast Powders, Super. Garb. Soda, and (’roam Tartar. A full supply of the above articles received per steamer Florida, for salo, at Cash Prices, by fob 10 Vi. G. DICKSON. AIT Jfi S T INDIA RESEIt V KB.—4 closes Preserves, \ y by steamer Florida, and for sale by ttar -1 A !’• )NAUD. ‘VTEW BOOKS.—Punch’s I’rize Novelists; the Fat i\ Contributor, and Travels in London—Appleton's Library. Agatha’s Husband, a novel by the au thereof “The Ogilvios,” Ac. The Three Pirates, or the Cruise of the Tornado, by Harry Hazel, author of “Ynnkoc Jack,” The Spitfire; a Nautical Romance, by Cap t. Chamier, author of “Ben Brace,” Ac. Graham’s Magazine, for April. Godoy's Lady's Bonk “ Peterson’s Liulies’ Magazine do do. Barn urn’s Illustrated News, No. 12. Received by mar 23 J. 13. CUBBEDGE. UUUID EXTRACT OF .SEN N A.—This extract pos- J. nesses tho active properties of Senna ia a concen trated form,and is a mild andploasantpurgative. Just eceived for sale by fob 21 WM. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sq. I>ATTES. —Just received a fresh supply of imported Pattes, with Trusses, vh : 1 dozen Terrihe De Fois Urns Tuffcs 1 do Pat.tes De Becassines do. 1 do do De Perdroanx cto. 1 do do Do Fois Gras for ...ulv. a. noxArn. mar 23 corner of Bay and Whitaker-nt*. 17 XC E LsToR ORUtls DENTIFRICE.—Pw jpa**ei by A. AJ. Ramsay. This Dentifrice imparts to the gums a beautiful and healthy appcarancc.ro rabvGs tartur from tho teeth, affords nn agreeable fra grance to the hi oath, nnd I'hmugee artificial teeth. For sale :* 25 cents per bottle by JOHN B. MOORE A CO, apl 13 Gibbons Building*. I)AC4GING# —30 bales Bagging,in store and for I J -ale py >pr 18’ BRIGH VM. KELLY A CO. TIN WARE! TIN WARE ! ! Til AYE on huiid and am constantly manufacturing TIN WARE, of every variety and quality, whole sale and retail, to which 1 would invite the In spec tiou of the public— feeling assured that 1 cun give set iafactionboth as regard quality end price. ANo. Brass Kettles; Brass, Iron. Knaineha! and Tin- ; nc-d Sauce Pans, Frvlng Paus ; Smoothiic; ixf i.s, t :r - , Dogs; Iron Fots, Ovcni and Spiders, Tea K'-tt’.c>, j Gridirons; Waflle Irons; Table Cutlery; Brass Caud e sticks; Snuffers; Tea aud Dinner Beil*. A1 - •.Eassand Biiltania Fluid Lamps, and niauv articles too nULu-r ous to mention. Call aud st-v. march 6 J. J. MAURH CAHPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE Curtalui, Curtain Goods, Ac. No. 150 Congress and 57 St. Julien-streets ‘ THE sub-i Tiber knowing that the mlLtm:- cf sv aual have felt a great intoicst in the eitahlLhiug oi a CAKl’i 1 WAKI !l l i: in this city, and being aware that many have t ■-t await ing the completion of the New >t-re,’ .aluity -. uld make their select ion of the various arii. lester furni h ing their houses, would respectfully inform the public generally that he will this day open the nu m . inpl-te assortment of all the various’ styles of goods u; .n.ily kept iu similar establishments. The stock of the dillcf •-nt departments will consist, in j-art, of the foil wing Goods, viz: Carpet Department. Rival Velvet Tapestry Bru- .-Is M --t i'. sels. Brusels, \'lvet, Tupestrv and Brussels lor mairs, 3 pi.v. Superfine. Fine, and Uomumu lngriiin. I'iniu and I'willed Venetian for stairs, halls, etc. Dm, ye’ - 7 1 1- 4 ami 10 1 in width, of every variety of'patterns. Hearth ltugs, Parlor und Stoop .Mats. Tab’n .> t. l Fir .. . rovers. Silver and Brass Uval and Octagon iuilr Rc . titair Linen, etc. Oil Clotll3. Os every width, from 1 to 8 yards, for hail*, dining rooms. sieainl*atß, saloons, etc.; Rosewood. MahOga-. ny ai:J small figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4. f>4 nnd_ 0-1 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for stairs. Curtains. and Worsted Damask DoLainc. Worsted and 1 iii'-u iiumask Dcl.uiue, Figured und Pltdn Damasks, variety of colors. M bite and Bull for Rhodes. Window Shades. Transparent Landscape. Medallion. Garland, arid White and Gold, entirely new style o>nl. Loops. Th • *••1 . with Jifl the various Trimmii.gj for Curtuius und , -iLuies. Gilt Ccrni ce*;. Bauds, Loops find Fins, of the greute -t vnnetv und 1 pattoruß, of the latest importation—allot which will be • il.l.uf wholesale or retail,on the most liberal toiims. u M e G 1 ION nor 9 150 Congress and 37 St. Juheu-sts. ATS THECA R Y’S HALL. South Rajt O rrur of Broughton and Barnard-strtci.e, ‘ Suva it unit. Go. ?* THE Subscriber would must respectfully in tPQpftrm the citizensot Savannah.cual the.-m r..-,it.d ----ng country that be has taken the -lore situated us übu •f, where he Is now opening u full and SELECT STOCK OP DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. PER fuxnery, Fancy Articles, Dyu SU.l v s, GLASS-WARE, Ac. Ac., Whic he offers to the public at wii'iUim wo ntiAii.. ; ■ on such terms as cannot fail to givo entire satisfaction, i both as regards pi ice and quality. ! Every article lie offers for .-.ale has boon c ilocted bv himself within the lot.t iwenty da vs. from the most n liable houses iu the northe-n markets; purticular at * 1 tentlou having been paid to their purity i.udii.•ff.iH, ■ i Having had several years’ experience iu tin • i Hcription business in northern and southern cltie . 1 feels himself fully prepared to compound all prescrip tions und family medicines entrusted to him, with core neatness ami dispatch. Prescriptions put up at all hours of the day and ; night, bv a skilful and competent hand, i Physicians, Country Merchants and Families, and j all persons who need or may need pure and penum. | Medicines, or any other article that is gen>-r,dl v found ! lu a wall regulated Drug Store, are respectfully in vit..! to call and exuinino his stock before purchasing < Ist i where, ut the Apothecary’s Hull. J. K. DeFOKD. I mat* 22 ts Druggist and Chemist. TAIIiOniNG.) DIBBLE & CAREY, liras mi mis, 1 CORNER BROUGHTON AND WHIT A K ER-STS. Savannah, bn. r |HIE SUBSt'KIBERS would cull the attention of the A citizens of Savannah, to their SPRING STYLES OF AIL COLORS OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Which they are prepared to manufacture to order, in the neatest and most fashionable styles. Also, their stock of Ready Made Clothing, all of which have been got. up in a superior sty le to any ever before offered for sal* iu this market. Their stock of FURNISHING GOODS is complete [ and well assorted. These Goods will he sold on the | most reasonable and uccoinmoduting terms. I mar 25 ts T. W. file AUTHOR it CO., ! (SION OK TICK BIG COFFKF. POT) WHOI.K.SALK ANI> IU T -vII. I TIN WARE MANUFACTORY AXU STOVE WAKE KOOYI. ( ! WE have now, and keep con- m ftstantly on hand, a full and ex- t tensive STOCK, which wc offer on j very reasonable terms. Jwi A ~80 — Pumps, Lead Pine, Sheet Lead, Copper and Zinc. These Pumps are of simple construction, und every j part perfectly fitted—they aro so made that they may j be taken apart und access gained to all the valves with- j out taking up the pipes, or even detaching the jdat-1 form, t<i which the Pump is fastened. \\ e are uisoFi Ring the ‘*elcbratxl Hue k Puttci’li 1 Cooking Stove, fbr wood, which is heii.g vcr\ j extensively used in the city mid country. The me wm of Hite Stove, siiu-e its introduction by us, bet J been gratify ing—nothing has ever been offered to tlu ; public for ndenary purposes that has given such geu oral satisfaction. We sliall take great pleasure in showing this Stove, whether you purchase .f us 01 not. nnd we think we can satisfy you Mint this Stove is superior to any ever offered for sale iu this market. mar 24 ; IRE, NO. 1 BARNARD SI SPRING AND SUMMER GOODB~ AT THE New Store, No. I4ro llroiighton-Ht rcct. _WE lia\e just received our stock of . w Summer Muslins und Lawus. which. l ,‘Jur beauty and neatness cannot besur-” I I passed, and would invite the attention ut the public to the same. As we are deteruiiiuHl to suit the | most fastidious in taste, and in prices,and lu styles ol GOODS, which aro unequalled in the city. Consisting of Fine French Organdie Muslins, Super, do do do, do do Jaconet do, Super. French and English Lawn?. Frcm-h Robe ala Bayadere, of the latest styles in Muslins nnd Bareges. Super. Black Lawns and Muslins from I?>£ to 60 cents; fast colors from the celebrated mamifutturn,g | house of Mulnonse A - Freres. Fig’d White A Col’d Swiss Muslins. White Emb’d Organdie do. Col’d. do Muslins, new styles, plaidcd.j Fine White Dotted Muslins. For sale bv *nnr 31 J. H. COHEN A CO. CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS. DOUBLE Refined Crashed IBSk&xX gar,Crystnlized,Grauulateddo., It W f <- 1 1 10 lbs. fur sl. -W-’ : V ■snS-is£Prtt Also, sparkling, bright CoffeeS^^ 1 Sugar, 12 lbs. for SI. Lower Grades Brown Sugar. 14 lbs. for sl. Dark (suitable for servants) Sugar, 17 lbs. for *1 FRESH TEAS—Selected from the la tort importa tions, consisting of:—Extra Ilysou, Extra Fine Gun powder,and Ooolong. Fresh Mustard, Sardines, lMcbles, Preserves, Sweet Oil, Almonds, fancy boxes Prunes, Brandy. London Mustard, Peaches, Turkey Figs, extra large* and fir.e. and 20 boxes l’alsius (all clusters) —whole, naif ana quarter boxes—-Maco, Nutmegs. Spices, Ac. Just received per steamer—2 this. Pi Hums; 50 Smoked Tongues, large size; 50 lbs. liolocna Sausages; 2 bbls. Smoked Beef. For sale at DICKSON’ S, jan 20 Cor. Whitaker st. and Broughton lane. HOME MANUFACTORY OF Saddles, Bridles ami Harhubs, 183 Congretf-Street, Savunnnn, Ga. A The Subscribers manufac turc and keep constantly on hand, a largo Stock of SAD ® PLUS, BRIDLES, and Ii All- NESS, and make to order any description of article in our line. Our stone comprises also, a large assortment of Tranks, Carpet Bags, Valcises, Saddle Bagr, Whips, Wool and Dray Collars. Dray Harness, etc 1 . Persons desirous of purchasing, would do well to give us u call, nnd examine our Stock. All uork man ufactured by us, w arranted for material and workman ! n. MAI.IXTT i CO. N. B. —Repairing dono on tho shortest notice and nj, enable term ort 2!> | SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS. PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. JLr Th.* t. u-. ful unJ justly t.*hlru**J Bird. r jffT; . ~il i. .i l,v il.o OriKtinti >lHnufuctun*r*, RJ.U ;vc,*inmo'nUi*J t the.* I'uvori.blo notice of the tTrS; Ludics. as articles which in point of useful nem, beauty and durubiiity, cannot 1-e surpassed. Bvit If beauty w,s the only gruuud upon Id’ hwe could re'.rmmcnd them, wc too would tv. ready Cos exclaim, we have i non. i. of .uch. But how often uo we see the ts h firm iff vi man. aud the natural beauty which Heaven has ro kindly given her, materially lessened by a drotvping form, the natural . onsoiiuence oi sew ing in an unfavorable posit ion ? Ladios, we trust tl.ut wc are not tying two much when wo tell you, that of the many thou-uuds already introduced, and in con stant use n-nc *MB\ a tight against them. Address or* J. A. MAYER i NPIC KABLE LOCKS. OFird- . . -if any kind, win. h challenge the • . 1 1 1 t- - pi-1; them, th** hcroof a hundred yj / • ;.s” i . xcepti-d. It i- line t the j-üblla that lo k - thu < :b rcd.h -old be fairly tested For that i-urpn-c t.iv proprietor ofleis to deposit Five Ilun.lrid dollars In proj-cr hands for two years, if not sooner won as a reward to the successful opcrator.on th-- followiii- t. rm.'. Any pei.--u uu v select three lock*- from tliiity before examining them—and may then examine tcmniiiing twenty seven, and havo the use of their kc-vs. He may then have one month to prepare his picking instruments, when he must W gin the pi--king operation, nml pay one per cent, per uay on tho ami int departed, till tMtddutSMdr tho sel’v-tisl !•.. K-. ■: id anion-, it. the la-t of which he iuayr.i t lo - <•;. rated ten days. When ho ha- | i. in- !■ ci,. < - the ncceptunco of a disinterest ed mr. i . !,.- . only to prove t at ho knows how to pick the.n - pi-king the remaining two l.xks in the tv- : .-ay-.to tho acceptance of the same counuitlcc, and tak. Ihe SSOO. This ta-y i.'itity that Mr. E. S. Wood bridge has lo i -*iii.-l iu uiy h*.u * i tilled check .f v'o“. payable nt the I! mover I'r 11 1: .New York, lor the purpose nam ed Iu the above advertisement. JAM US’ C BEAPIf. Pay able Teller ut ti:e Hunovcr Bunk. *, * The I.* Its with key -with variety of superior fini-ucti Mi- and ll i sc D-w Lockt. v.ith and win ..ut knob-. Also, Carpenters Mortice, Stock, Closet. *'),-•? Prunk Pad. Drawer. A'. c., with iVkirelttin und Mineral lxnjn.-t received and for b LOYELL, juu- 5 No, 11 Barnard street. Iv>T j: KCFI Vl.lb a supply of Silver’s Mineral i’eints. f.re ar-d weather proof colors: unfading, Silver’s ‘lit end Paints, differ csseutially fr-.-m all oth, ers iu mark t The- are not Clays. th*y require a lit tle .-ii, they o • not work toughly, but flow easily ivs White 1 -i : licv lay mi a very heavy body, set light away and become un ludectructablc covering of flint, l’hev neiihor crock r.or peel, und require no stronger dryer than white load. I have • vMi -'v -*f colori Red,Yellow,various Browns and Jet Bluck They are super lor in body (or cover ing prop-, tv t. any ..mg ev<-r discovered, and pound forpovu •! -.il ci vor doubb- tho surface of white lead or Zinc >in.. ml Paints and require loss oil. 1 tut n- w prepared t-. c-ver tit- Roofs, as nothing ad heres to 1 m like- SJvcv - Minerr.l Paints For sale bv .11-IIN J MAURICE. may a in and 12 Barnard street. . Tl-If VER FAILING .OUGH REMEDYT* \ I.nt- Biwcovery. Dr Wm. H. Tutt’s Pootoral Elixir. | For tho C'.mpb-?.*. Spc- !y and j-ormanenf. cure of Coughs, Ci. Ms. Inttueuiui. Broncliitis. Aiulima, Sliittingof I’l-iod. Croup,( atarrh, Hoarse ness. Pleurisy. Pneumonia. l>Ttoc>piug Cough. Difficult Breathing, und I nc4*iiit Consumption. The above preparation is confidently recommended to those afflicted with any of the übovc diseases. It contains no mineral whatever, hut is composed of vege table substances, which in their coinbinutinou exert a powerful and spci ilic effect upon the respiratory or gans. expelling, through the skin, kidneys, and bow els all the impure agencies which tend to disease the deli cate substance of the lungs. In Asthma, its effects are very prominent, rclloving almost instantly the difficulty of breathing. lii Croup, one single dose, with a flannel saturated with turiH-ntine, bound to tho tin oat, wilt relieve iu ten minutes. Tnßron. hitis.it promotes easy expectoration, and affords instant relief. The Pectoral 1 lixir is not lecommcndcd to cure all diseases but only those of the lungs und their connex ion. ami for these it is a Certain and Pleasant Remedy It is now patronized i.y many . minetit physicians in heir practice, many of whom have given voluntary testimonials of its great, virtue in healing lung disens es. Prepared by Win. fl. Tntt. M. D.. Augusta, (in. and sold by JAp. H CARTER, Savannah, and by all the principal druggists South. riov 10 DANCING ACADEMY. MONSII-.I R A. Bo\ A CD, respoclfully in- I fnrniK his patrons, and the jmblic iu gen oral I o,at be will open hi An and, my at ARMORY HALL, on Soturduy. D ili (k-t’r at 5 o'clock, P. M. All hia former pupils arc rc.-pectfnUy invited to attend. Tuitio.x Da vs Tuesday s. Thur.-daysand Saturdays: from 5 to 7 for young I-udies and Masters, and from 9 to for Gentlemen, l’riee of tuition, sl2 for twenty feu r lessons. ti’ Oct 14 IMPORTED WINES. Liiquors, Segrtrs, and Fancy Articles. Tbo Subscriber has on band fine nnd iSSnSjFTfSta, well selected stock, comprising the so lo.v ----j half pipes Otard. Dupy Sr Cos B&axuv , 2do do Sazei-ue. Vintage IS4O 2do do Jean J.Ouis, du ISOO (3 do do .1 J Dupy j 4do do Old Reserve Madeira *2 do do London Particular • 3do do Old Port Wtitles j *> do do ‘ildSliorr^ 20 eiwks of Claret (20 casks ChatnpagiiO I *20,000 Rio Honda 10 J AM) La Gruiz Sao.uuj ’ 5•"0 La I 1 ion 10.000 La Patria | 2f>,000 TrabucHs Also, alarg, sup|d> of Fancy Groceries, stub as im ported Cordial.. Fngß.-h Pickles and Sauces. Pi eserves, Prunes and Jolly, for sale by A .IONA UD, dec 8 ti’oruer Ray and Whitakcr-sts. r s M.NNL£B;:f: I CG. for sale by J H. J. GILBERT. f .b 9 West side Market square. rpili; greet number ol 1 < rsuus both male and fe- I iiihlo lu li'• been , 1•• fitted by the applica tion of Dr. fttnning’s improved Brace.ov abth minablo suppr>rtor, during tiu* pa.st year, ha- induced the sub scriber to order a large supply of tho above val uable article, direct from tin manufactory, which will enable him t<> reduce the price Os tbo mine so that all can Vo ammnu>dated who require their asuirtanre. A female well qualified to fit the Braco will bo lu attendance upt n ladies, and, if defiled, will be waited upon at their residences, npr 21 H. 0. rANCOST, Broughton-st. M.\ V I>A v . AB3 v - -Tl e Army < f little boy a _ are informed there is 11 full supply ofWhite Liu en paiita, Whltu and i ■ • Vesta, Jackets, Shirts, lints, ht< cks. „ Ac..to be bad at the Clothing Store. Gibbons Range, and for Mile by apr :<> 1 • \:< \ S. NICHOLS. nou>. : -ir'iVj \ uiheis prime While N. C. Corn, \. ly expect* ’ For talc on or before arrival. 1 apr* 30 A. C. TOMB. ( iOAL A Caigo of pur schr Henry.— j Just, received und for sale bv , apr 80 lII'NTF.R k OAMMF.LL. 1 i V'NGKESS M AT'LP Al'iesh supply ol Congress | V > Water received direct from the springs and for I • ale by :.,.ran j J. 11. MOOKE4 CO K>lON SYRUP.—SO boxes Rev’s Superior Lem jon Syrup, assorted qualities. Just received und ! for Mile l y {j'l' r 3(q J- B. MOORE A CO. I~TRlK's~f’h ACIIF.-. -Tbo. Dried Applca. anl / Prunes, Cl: run and Bunch Rfi-ins, jns received nnd for sale by “ ff. nICKWM. ’ | v'n. lW6\ :■ \N D S pit ATI D GEI 1 f MAN LirnFR.S- fur the cure if Liver Complaint* I Jaundi* c Dvcpep.'ia Nervous Debility, Chronic Dinrr : buti. Liseease of the Kidney; and all diseases arising ; from M di. ul< r and Liver or fct: mm h. Received and for sale by E. Pi'.FOR D. I H prß3 Apothecaries Hail. AY.—l2s torn*lies Hay, lauding perachopn* at aruct. For rule by a p r d BRIGHAM. KELLY AC j dacfrl nrticlufi’i bathing purposes, and much su nerior to th* hair gloves n*.w in use. where fr iction is required. They are v--ry big. ly * vnnnended by tho medical faculty in England and tbe l riled Ftates.— Juat received and for taJi by AV. W . LINCOLN, mar 21 Monv.iucnt Square. NO. 28 (>