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VOL. in. DAILY PAPER $4 —TUI-WEEKLV $2. Sou turn nl) (Eliciting Journal. ailv Papkr, . - $4 | Tri-Weekly, - - $2 BY .T. B. CUB BE DUE. THOMAS W. LANE, Editor. ; ADVERTISING KATES. ~~ Advertisements inserted at the following rates. — FOR OWE SQUARE OF TEN LINES. One insertion, $0 60 One month, $6 00 Two “ 100 Two “j 10 00 Throo “ 125 Three “ 12 50 Four •* 150 Four “ 15 00 Five “ 1 75 Six “ 20 00 tine week, *2 00 One year, 30 00 Xip C outracts for yearly advertising may be made j < n liberal terms. Legal advertisements inserted at tho usual rates and strict care taken that they be published according to law. All advertisements from transient persons, or stran gers, to be paid for in advance. The privUogos of yearly advertisers will be fconflnod rigidly to their regular business, and all other adver tisements, not pertaining to their regular business, as agreed for, to be paid extra. All advertisements sent io this office without directions as to the numbor of insertions, will bo pub llshed daily, until ordered to be discontinued, and Charged accordingly: UlllllL Rife of Frankliu. itosiali Lord Thomas, Esquire, editor of the Portland Genius, gives us tho life of Frarilriin in fuurtoen linos, which we subjoin Ben Franklin he a printer was And set up types complete; Although he hod two iuky paws, ’Tis said he couldn’t be beat. His father was a tallow chandler And lived in Boston city, But he would not be a chandler And so he wrote a ditty. Then he went to learn a trade, And like ine u printer made; To London thou he went, For on knowledge ho was bent; Till he a great man soonjbocame, And I Intend to bu the same. Dollars, and half-dollars have re fcently been coined in San Francisco. Eight steamers valued at a million and a quarter, have been lost within the last eighteen mouths on tho Pacific coast. The Pacific's re putation as a quiet, placid ocean, cannot survive tnany more such disasters. $29” The Gold Discoveries, in Texas are bona-fide, and wo have the most glowing ad tices-from the gold region which seems to be little iuforior to the California diggings in rich ness and crtsO of working. Tho principal re gion is in Lcrtisiano, enclosed by tho Colorado on the east, tho San Saba on the north, and the fiver Slauo on the south. j23gP*Santa Anna has given the world an in timation of his future course, in one of his first acts, following his accession to power, viz : the tnwpling of the Press. The natural Inference is, that he intends to manage affairs after a fash ion which will deserve, but cannot bear, stric tures editorial. What a proud thought is It for un editor, that tho soil on which tyranny dies, is tho only one upon which he can live. Such a reflection makes amends for the many crosses, aud tribulations which lie thick upon paths editorial, and should cheer, strengthen and con sole in tho darkost hours. The Liberty of the Press is the Freedom of a Land ! j£3P*of all the markets in the world the Pari fiourse is tho most fluctuating. Its extreme Sensitiveness and April-dajr fickleness, is happily taken off in tho following extract from a late Paris letter to an exchange. Speaking of the “feeling” which tho Bourse exhibits, it says : 41 You ma}’ soon expect to see the markets unsettled by the news from America, that Marcy is going out of the Cabinet, or to find it unusually buoyant, on the receipt of intelligence that Mr. Smith has been made Postmaster at Bellows Falls. A few days since Louis Napoleon was effected with a cramp in the stomach. The moment, it was known at tho Bourse, “consols declined one percent.” A few minutes after wards, however, a bulletin was issued, stating the attack had yielded to a warm infusion of gin and peppermint, nnd that his Imperial Majesty was considered out of all danger; coriscfls not only “recovered their firmness, ‘ but they went up a half percent, beyond the rates current the (lay previous. M. Louis Napoleon is known to be passion ately fond of speculating. What better field could he desire than this, in which tho market is dull or bouyant jitst as M Louis is “very well to day,” or “seriously indisposod.” 110 plays other parts to advantage, what a stupid if be oannotplay this one! [From the Cotton Planter.) Cotton, Prospect of Prices, Ac. Dr. Cloud— Dear Sir: In your March No. T stated tho views I commenced the season with, | and as especially submitted in my circular of , Ist January, now not materially changed, though at that time (Ist March) tho excess of receipts of Cotton over tho corresponding peri od of tho year before, was formidable; aud suf ficient to shock tho nerves of those who would not consider and investigate the causes of the excess. Tho explanation I gave for it, I still think correct,and am happy to sny that tho en couraging prospect I presented in reference to our great staple, and ad the elements connected ! with it, are being fully and rapidly realised. ‘ On the 3d March, tho date of my last to you, i I stated tho roceipts would fall off rapidly. Our excess then was about 100,000 bales above the corresponding period of last year. To-day j (April 21st,) in about six wepks, there is not , an excess of 9,000 hales as Saturday’s Prices | Current will show. On tho 2d March Mid dlings were worth B£, now they are 10e. At the end of next week, thero will be a decrease : here from the receipts of last year, and per sons who know any thing at ail of the matter, will seo that that decrease will be widened eve ry week for tho remainder of tliejseason. My outside estimate for tho crop then was 3,000,- 000 bales. It will not vary materially from it. Some points will exceed my figures slightly, I now think, while I think others will not come up to them. So far as my humble ability and influence could effect it, I havo endeavored to direct at tention to the fact that the erop has been largelj* over-estimated, and I have wished to give con fidence alike to planters and buyors of cotton. I am gratified at the efforts I think you are making, to culleot light upon this great and important subject, and cannot question it will be productive of advantage. Lot mo venture a word of advice to my plan ting friends and country merchants. Now you havo sold yonr cotton and towards this crop you ! have no further immediate interest, and hence may be disposed to speak carelessly of the re ceipts that are yet to come in, or of your ideas about prices; but you havo a direct, interest in full justice beingdono to the rerottm of the crop onßold, as it will be simple justice to buyers. For example, if the crop does not exceed 3,000,- j 000, to 3,100,000 bales, they will certainly [ | make fine profits on thoir purchases, and they I will return to their work next season in good i spirits, and meet tho prices which -may prevail ; without any malicious feelings toward thorn if ! they are ever so high. And ought wo uot to ! protect and sustain them in every honorable and reasonable mode? Then lotas be cauti | ous to allow no remark to escape us that is not founded on probabilities and facts. T will il lustrate my moaning thus;—Last summer, in New-York, a Mobile cotton buyer received such accounts from those sorts of curldss writers and speakers, as caused him to write to France, and perhaps England, that tho crop was wonder fully promising, and that in no event could it fall below 3,500,000 bales Ac., Ac. In Havre it oroated a panic, aud they sold cotton at tre mendous sacrifices, aadj instead of realizing fine profits, they lost their money. This may account for the smallness of tho business of the French buyefs this season; they have hardly been known in tho market until they had real ized fine profits upon some random purchases they made from time to time by early shipment- - , since when, and that but recently, they have op crated freely. Now, I say no man has been or was justified in soriodsly estimating this crop at 3,500,000 bales. Below you will find a table of tho American j crop from 1839, which I dosiro all tho parties to ; exivmino. They will seo what has been tho I progress of cotton planting, and by this I con sider is proven that any allusion even to r. crop i of 3,500,000 bales has been as absurd as it wus : preposterous. Ido not wish to check the agree able propensity of gentlemen for gossip, but those who do not deal fairly and honestly with this subject, should be appreciated and deal with as traitors to southern interests. By an examination of this table of the production of cotton, it will strike you that In six years out of twelve,tho production fell greatly bolow in each what it was last year—that two largo crop years ! the period only succeed each other in the 1 years 1*847 and 1848, till those of 1851 and 1852. j In 1851 we receivod 3,015,000 bales, and the crop of 1852 will be about the same. To say that this year, or last year, or any year, more real effort is made, or will be made, to make a crop, is incorrect, as planters mako every effort possible every year to make a full crop; glad to see the crop turn out 3,000,000 bales at least again, but with so backward a.stand,we can not only hope, but can not expect it. Every element concurring to promote tho in torestlof the cotton planter,appears to be in suc cessful operation, and, when his interest is pro moted, there is always a general season of pros perity throughout the land. I look for good prices for the next crop; planters may as well raise thoir marks high; as with tho present state of consumption, trade, and universal prosperity, they can get them if they demand them. When those 3,500,000 bales fellows see how ridiculous they have made themselves, and consider how much harm they have done, it is to bo hoped they will not be imprudent enough to trouble any one with their opinions on this subject. Wishingevery success to cotton planters, I am truly yours, GEO. G. HENRY. Table of Crops front 1839 to 1852 in thousands of lades. 1539 2,178,000 1846.7 . .... 1,779.000 1840 1,636,000 1847 2,348,000 1841 1,684,000 1848 2.7*29,000 184*2 2.379,000 1849 2.097.000 1843 2.030,000 1850 2,355.000 1844 2,395,000; 1851 3.015,000 1845 2,101,000| Light. Weights. Tho following paragraph, from a late num ber of tho Dundee Advertiser, is a striking com- I mentary on the honesty of certain dealers on the other side of the Atlantic : “A Scavenger at Boston, England, picked up the other day, from amongst the straw littered about the butchers’ stalls, a wooden pound (?) weight. This reminds us of a somewhat simi- i lar circumstance, which occurred at Hull. In j | the process of weighing coals from one ship to j | anothor, the weights and scales unfortunately | fell overboard, when it was observed, as a re- ! markable phenomenon, that a number of the former were floating on the surface of the wa ter.— Exchange Paper. Wo do not know whether some of the weights used in our public markets are made of the above material or not, but the weight of tho pound avoirdupois, if the beef and mutton which come daily from tho market fairly rep resent it, seems gradually to have been reduced in its acouskmied; number of ounces. Wo are not certain whether this phenomenon is a will g to the seldom fWt3 trfttt* fff Weights and Measures, or to tho high price of fresh meats in general ; perhaps it is a necessary consequence of both. When beef was eight and ton cents per pound, and mutton six, tli 3 frac tion of a penny saved, by cutting off an ounce or two of the weight, was scarcely sufficient in its numerical quantity to tempt tiie dealer to lay so heavy a burthen upon his conscience for so little gain. Now however, boef is boef, and mutton, we are sorry to say, is dear. Sixteen cents a pound, is one cent an ounce, and ono or two ounces loss weight in a pound, is again of six or twelve per cent, respectively. We do not insinuate that butchers tempt their virtue by any such mercenary calculations, but the strongest virtue sometimes has its weaker mo ments ; the host memory will occasionally trip in conning arithmetical tables ; and hence, re tail dealers should be frequently reminded by official visitations, that sixteen ounces, avoir dupois, make a pound. If each purchaser ; would procuro a common steel-yard, which may j j bo bought for about fifty cents, he could realize j i for himself, in every transaction with his butch- • cr. how near the latter cotnes up to this stan dard, and also satisfy himself that ho is not paying one or two cents more per pound fori his meat than tho regular market price, high as ! that already \s.—Philada Lrd-jn-. “YfEW ROOKS, received April - -7 bj 8. S. SIB JA LEY. No. 135 Congros-fltrect— Tho Rector of St. Bardolphs: by F. W. Shelton. My Homo in Tasinunia.or Nine Years in Australia. Ladies’ New Cook Book; by Mrs. Sarah Jane Halo. Life Here and There; by N. P. Willis. ‘Nick of Ihe Woods, n Tale of Kentucky; by T>r. Bird, ! Love Affairs in Our Village ‘2O Years Ago; by Mrs. j (Rustle. A Stray Yankee in Texas; by Phillip Paxton. ; Evelina, or the History of a Young Ladies’. lutro ! duction into the World: by Miss Burney. The Shady Side, or Life in a Country Parsonage; by a 1 Pastor's Wife; Tho Old Man's Bride; by T. S. Arthur. A voyage to the Celestial Country from the Manu i script of An Old Salt; by Rev. Dr. Chcevee. Dr. Tyng’s Family Commentary on the Four Gos | pels. Sacred Songs for Family and Social Worship. Every Day Scripture Readings, for tho Use of Fami lies by Rev. J. S. Blake, M. D. Essays and Miscellanies of Grace Aguilar, selected from tiie Manuscript by her Mother. Poetical Works of Thomas Gray; by Thos.Reed. Summer and Wiutcr of the Soul, by Rev. Erskein Neale. Doctor Birch, and his Young Friends. Roys’ nnd Girls’ Own Book. Agnes SorelL a Novel; by G. P. R. James. Ac., Ac. pr MAP OF SAVANNAH.—Having purchased | the Copy Right of Edward A. Vincent, Esq., of j j his Now Map of Savannah, the undersigned has made arrangements to till all orders for the same at short I ! notice. A sufficient number to furnish subscribers was received by lust steamer, ancl will be delivered ; immediately'; Wo are unable to supply the country ■ demand until the arrival of the next steamer. Ar ! rangemcntfi have been made for a further supply, : which we trust will bo regularly received. All orders ‘ punctually attended tu. Address 8. S. SIBLEY, i Bookseller and Stationer, No. 135, Congress-st. Sav’ta. | apr 8 YTOTICE.—Tho subscriber having transform! all JLx his right,title and interest, as publisher and pro- j prietor of the New Subdivision Map of the City of I Savannah, to S. S. Sibley, Esq., Publisher and Book seller of this city, subscribers are hereby notified tba* i they will receive their copies from him in fiiture. as j pnblisherof said Map. EDWARD A VINCENT I Savannah, April 7,1853, apr -SAVANNAH, VVDENEHDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 18, 1853 SOUTHERN METHODIST HYMN BOOKS. A general assortment received and for Sale by feb 23 S. 8. SIBLEY, 135 Congress-st. SARDINE .—a cases Guilloux Sardines; ltd lb fresh Chocolate for sale by fob 9 . BON AUD. ('IAM PMIX’E.—2o barrels Cainphioe aud Burn- J iug Fluid. Just received aud for sale by may 5 J. B. .MOORE A CO. ‘DANNERS OlL.—il) barrels superior llair Oil. A Just received and for sale by may o j. B. MOORE St CO. ! OCOTCII ALE AND PORTER.—2O bbls. Fal- i H kirk Ale, and 2> do London Porter, in store and for sol® by [may 6] A BONAI D, YrELLOW BANK TOBACCO.—I6grou, just re ceived and for sale by may 5 A. BON A UP. CL Alt E T WINES*—2j boxes of superior quality, for sale by A. BON AUD. map o cor Bavsnd Whitaker sts. >. LOOK HERE! SIIIRTB, Umbrellas, and water proof Coats. Just received at the Cheap Clothing Store, Gibbon’s range, and for salo cheap by may f GEO. S. NICHOLS. SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME. JUST received per steamer, a splendid lot of Figured White silk and Marseilles Vests—tho prettiest ever j brought to this place. Call and see them at the Cloth- | mg Store, Gibbon's range. For sale by may GEO. S. NTCIIOLS. UfHALE 01L.—29 barrels Bleached Winter 1 * j Whale Oil. For sale hy JOHN B. MOORE i CO., mar 19 Gibbons’Buildings. I>iT rER.*A few packages of fr"h Rutter ju-t J received aud for sale at the Einporluiil by may 4 SEABORN CAR RlAGEll’oRSES FOR SALE—A pair' of 1 bay Horses, kind, gentle, and excellent travellers. Apply to [may 4] PADELFOUD, FAY & CO. NEW B OOKJf l I)RISMATICS. by Richard Haywarde, illustrated with engravings. Electro-Physiology, a scientific, popular and pracli ; cal Treatise on the Prevention, Causes aud Cureof Dis- ; ease, or Electricity as a Curative Agent: by Dr. Gurshon i llufT. The Child’s first History of America; by the author : of Little Dora. Mother and her Offspring; by Stephen Tracy. The Bourbon Prince—The History of the Royal Dau I pliin, Louis XVII, of France. Ellen Linn, a Franconian Story; by the author of \ the Rollo Books. Minnie Grey, or Who is the Heir? By Amy Lau rence, Ac. Also, a further supply of tho History of Peudcnnis, by Thackeray. Ilenry Esmond; Vanity Fair. My Novel, by Bulwer; Villetto, by Curror Bell. Barnum’s Illustrated News; Agatha's Husband; Gloa- j son’s Pictorial. For sale at the Bookstore of may 4 S. S. SIBLEY, 135 Congress st. ; JUST RECEIVED per steamer —10 bbls. Apples; 10 i boxes Oranges; 10 ilo Lemons, Figs, Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Citr >n. Dates, etc. GEG. ALEXANDER, Bull andCongres-sts., apr 15 Monument square. ITflllTE LEAD.—SOOO pounds pure and No. 1 }} Whitelead. Just received and for sale by apr 24 J. B. MOORE A CO. j TWO BOY?, of good character, wanted at thiFogjce ! to learn the printing business. A SSPAIiAGIUS ROOT.—I case Asparagus Root, in fineorder, just received per Philadelphia steam er, and for sale by feb 21 WM. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sq. HAY. —100 bales prime North River Hay, lundiug per bark Maria Morton, for sale by in u- 1 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. /'tOSHEN IUT i’E‘:. - >0 packages Goshen Butter \ T just received per steamer Florida, and for salo av the Emporium, by _fcblJ7 SEABORN GOOD ALL. 1)OT ATOES.—SOO bbls for sale by jan 3i. IT. J. GILBERT. MACKEREL —6U b bis No. 1,2 and o Mackerel; j 50 half do. No. 1 and 2 do., landing and for sale by (feb 10) COHEN 1 TARVER. j LEECHES. —A fine lot of Swedish Leeches; uno ther supply of Bazin’s articles and other goods just received by steamer and for sale at the a 28 APOTHECARIES’ HALL. Brough to u-st MAGAZINES FOR MAY—ilarper s New Monthly Maguxinc, Putnam’s Monthly Magazine, Gru harn’s Maxine, Godey’s Ladies Book, and the Book of the World, Nos. 7, 8 and 9, Received by apl2B J. B.CUBBEDGE. ‘PICKLES.-- In barrels and half barrels, put in I. vinegar, ready for use. J ust received and for sale by JaJt] SEABORN G>X)I>ALL. f ILARET WINE.—SO boxes Chateau Morgaux, \j Chateau Lafitte, St. Julian, St. Emillion. For rale by [fob 24J a. BON AUD. I> ECEIVED by Schr. Virginia and other ves- V scls, 250 Canal or Tray Barrows. 50 Corn Ploughs; 25 John Riche’s Cast Iron Beam Ploughs, 4 doz. Double and .Single Whiffle trees, 1 doz. kegs Pat. Rail j road Car Grease. For sale by ftprll C. IL CAMP FT ELD VrESSKL WANTED FOR PI+ILADELPHI.—A high rate Os freight will bo paid for a vessel to “load in the lino for Philadelphia, apply to fob 4 WILLIS & BKUNDAGE. Hydraulic cf.ment.—ioo bbls. iioirman Rosen dale, ft superior description of Cement, landing rom schr Francis Satterlv; for sale by apr 25 * C. II’.CAMPFIELD. ■VTKVv books.—Electro-Physiology; a scientific is and practical treaties on tho prevention, causes and cure of disease; or electricity as a curative agent, supported by theory audfact; by Dr. Gershom Huff second edition—illustrated. Prismatic.": by Riehurd Haywarde—illustrated with engravings from designs by Elliott, Worley, Ken sett, Hicks aud Rossiter. The Child's First History of America; by tho author of Little “ Dora.” Barnum’s News No. 18. Received by may 3 J. B. CUBBEDGE. JIMK. —330 bbls. Lime, now landing per schooner J 11. M. Jenkins. For sale by ft i ,r 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. TRAVELLER’S TRUNK I^EPOf, Gibbon's Range. L[y) V'JN GEO. S. NICHOLS.has recently re °®ive<l ala . rtro BU PPJy f Traveller’s I V\T | ) Trunks, Valliccs, and Carpet Bags, ” among which are the following : Superior English Sole Leather, iron frames, new pat tern F. Do. black Harness Leather, iron frames. Black and bronzed Leather Ladies Trunks, new stylo. 28, 39 and 32 inch brass band, extra finish. 28. 30 and 32 inch black and bronze Folios. 50 common black pocking Trunks, various sizes. Sole leather and common leather Vallices. Ladies’ Hat Boxes, new patterns, black and bronze. 100 Wilton, Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet Bags, all sizes and qualities,together with Satchels. Those in want are invited to give him a call at the Clothing Store, Gibbon's Range, where great bargains will be given. Call and see. may 4 SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE \J For Railways, Carts, Heavy Machinery, Omnibus scß,aud all other Carriages; 5 bbls and 7 dozen cans of the above Grease, landing from schr. Virginia. For Bale by [mar 24} C, 11. CAMPFIELD. Received per late arrivals—a fun supply of Du (field's Stngg Si Shay’s Cassard’s. and Koloson’s Hams; a Ist, afresh mid full supply of new Groceries, for sale low at _ ALEXANDER’S apr ly cor. Bull and Congress-.sts.,Monnmont-sq . PRESII SUPPLIES received per I Alabama : -'IO glass jars Fresh Prunes, 50 drums (small size) Turkey Figs, •wlO boxes (’luster Raisins, “'taHan Macaroni- white and yellow Vermicelli, Pearl, Barley, Genesee self-raising Flour, Butter, Sugar, Pic nic and Soda Crackers, Pig Hams, Smokod Tongues, Bologna Sausages aud Smoked Ue**f. W. 0. DICKSON, apr 7 corner Whitaker st and Brough ton-lane. CtOMBS, BRUSHES, Ac.—lvory, Pearl, Bone, Buffa / 10, b’atinwood. aud Inlaid Hair Brushes; Ivory, Butialo and Bone handled Tooth Brushes; Nail Brush es; Shell, Buffalo and Horn Dressing, Tuck, Side and Puff Combs: also, Tvory, Buffalo and Shell Fine Teeth Combs; just received, andi,or sale by may 6 J. B. MOORE A CO. A RNIfiA PLASTERS.—Those plasters are pro pared from the Arnica Montana, that valuable vegetable remedy, used for many years in Germany and various other parts of Europe, with such astonish ing efficiency, as to attract attention toils wonderful l medical properties. They are Spread upon tho softest | lambskin, aud can be used by the most delicate per sons. Just reseived and for sale by apr 7 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sq. SOD.V WATER.—In tho highest possible state of porfoc.tion. with a great variety of tho choicest Sy rups. prepared with great care and from the best ma terials, may be found constantly on hand in tho store of ‘ W. W. LINCOLN, apr 8 Monument rquaie. MODERATE..IMPARTIAL-INDEPENDENT-Jl ST. Bnsiucss CavDo. JOHN M. GUBRAari ATTORNEY AT I.VIV, ComtttlwNloner for New Jvncy, 176 Bay Street. july 19 _ ___ Savannah. Ha. E. H. BACON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC., | Offieo at the Corner of Bay aud Whitaker St* . over fob 9 Swift A Cos ‘s Btore. LOOK WELL TO YOUR TIME. |Q THE Sthscrihcr would inform the public that he \ [ has received anew supply of fine Watch Ms torlals, in the way of Jewels, Cylinders. Springs. Verges, Hands, and all other articles which are nccees&ry to carry on tho Watch Kepiiiring busl- | ness in all its branches; and will say that 1 am pi .- pared to sot in perfect order, the finest of ali \\ ut bus. at short notice aud reasonable charges All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Also, have rc- j coived a lot of iho genuine imported Crystals of Eng lish manufacture, which will not break—not easy. Clocks and Jowelrv cloaned and repaired. A W. SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, nov 23 12;* Congress-street WILLIAM PHILLIPS.* ATTORNEY AT LAW, MARIETTA, HA. ly ’ MEDICAL NOTICE. Dlt S. It 10 R DON ACILI. EN. ! Having associated themselves in the practice of Me j dicine and Surgery, respectfully tender their proses -1 sional services to the citizens of Savannah and vicinity i In cases requiring the attention of more than one phy- Nieian, tho attendance of both can be obtained free of i extra charge. Offieoouiho comer of West Broad anu St. dalien : ; streets. ly nov 10 > DR. M. C. HKALD. Office Cor. Hniughton Drayton St*-, 13 prepared to perform all upon uatura * TEETH, and replan entire Double Sdt. All work warrant* . ed to be durublo. Extracting performed with care and ! skill. Charges moderate. Tooth ache cure-l. Exam- | naton and advb u gratis. ly mar 2 j DR^rKJYALL& JOHNSUNT : k bk •>’ tists, UXJXLXy Office cor.Si JiUi. n-ft mid Market &frc over S. IVdniofs jewelry store. I ofiW hours from 3to 2 o’clock, aud from 2to 0. mar 11 eom j DR. 8. G. PANCOBT; Is prepared to perform all necosunry j operation” for the regulation, prose:- <U|JLiy va! ' on a, ‘J beautifying of tbo teeth.und will insert artificial teeth, from a mij j pie tooth to a double set. Dr. P will spare no effort to j give the utmost satisfaction to all who may command , hi- services. apr 21 ‘ AMMRICAJN house, M HANOVER STREET. - - - BOSTON, tfß BY LEWIS RICE, : Rebuilt, Enlarged, and Elegantly Furnished. Possessing all the modern improvements and con veniences for tho ac< oinmodation of the dec 2 traveling public. Iv WASHINGTON HALL, THE TRAVELLER’S HOME, Macon, bo., mAn Omnibus always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the Kail Road depot to the Hall. H. V. REDDING, Proprietor. B. F. Dfxse, Superintendant. bmo apr IP * MARSHALL HOUSE, S A \ A A N A 1: , DEO,, GORDON FARGO. Proprietor. •'•d Late sf the United States Hotel, Augusta, Geo. apr 19 ly zf N. WINKLER^ I'aotor nml Commission Morchant, 220 Bay-st., WUHamson's Buildings. aj*r 16 ly JAMES MoHENRY, INSUR ANTE BROKER AND N O TARY PUBLIC. j Marine Protests Noted and Extended. Averages ad- i ! justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn.— i Papers prepared whereby to recover losses from Ame rican or British Underwriters, and attention given to all unttors connected with Shipping and Insurance. No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of the Custom House. lv nov 8 STZ. MURPHY^ WIIEELU lIIGHT &, BLACKSMITH, NO. 92 ST. JOUAN STRBBT, jK Ofridlyfr- West side of the Market, Savannah. Curriage.s made and repaired at short notice, and at reasonable prices. j.an 27 ly JAMES B.~FIOLER, Denier ami Import erofWalchn. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, &c. No. 12, So 2d Street, Philadelphia, P.i sept 8 ly JOHN ANTROBUS. PORTRAIT. LAN DSC A PE AND AN I MAL yfjigf PAINTER St. Andrew’s Hall,corner of Broughton and , mar 6] Jcfferson-streeta. [dm ’ K. H. DARBY^ FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CUTTER, Congress St., Offers his services to the citizens >f Savannah, and respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. He has no doubt of giving satisfaction to oil who may fa vor him with an order for cutting or making the most fashionable garment. dec 13 DANIEL CROMLAY, FASHIONABLE BOOT M AKER I! Corner of Broughton and Bull Sts. JTHE Subscriber desires to inform the public, that lie has urrived from Charleston, aud has opened os above, where they are prepared to execute orders for Boots of the finest finish and style, and equal, if not superior, to any heretofore nib-rod to the public. He has many friends in this State who have been his patrons in Charleston, aud he solicits from them and the publie a call ami a trial, nov 8 ly THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE i CLOCKS, JEWELED. TIT ESF. Clocks are constructed (at consldc- , ~ ruble extra expense'i with a particular re- j ipTjJI gnrd to durability, the most serious ob.iec jlLjkAl tion to the lever--the wearing of Llio points I ££“±2% of the balauce shaft and screws, the cousc quent Increase offrieti>u and decrease in motion after running a short time—being obviated by the use of n | polisheddtonc jewel, straight pivot or bearings,lnstead i of points to the balance shaft. They are cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented I frames, and warranted to boas perfect time-keepers a- 1 Lhe bestarein use. For sale at the Jewelry store. 12 • i Congresß-st. fid’ ->■ J FUST RECEIVED—SO bales Georgia Cotton Osnn ft burgs, to be sold very low. M. PRKNDKRGAST & CO . 178 Broughton-st., opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, feb 28 West sidd J AM I* WlCKS.—l6ogross of Solar, \ tral and j Lard Wicks, for cale nv apr2 JNO. 11. MOORE .fcCO.. Gibbons Buildings. j)4CKLES.- in barrels and half barroD put in vino gar. ready for uso. Just roceivod, and for sale by mar 28 * SEABORN GOOD ALL. PIIILADELPHI V ALE AND PORTER. -'<> L bids in piut and quart bottles, in fine, order and for sale by [mar 26] A. BOX AUD. PATTES. —Just reeefved, afresh supply of imported Puttcs with Trusses, 1 doz. Terrine do Fois Gras Truflfe, 1 do Pattcs Do Becas-inesTruffe, 1 do PnttosDe jrodreaux Truffe, 1 doPattos Fois Gras. For sale by : mar 26 A. BON AUD. I I) E It’S’ U M HAY, ?-.)A P.S. Fam-y \r7i>‘ies, A-. | French, German, aud American, warranted genv ine, and imported. For sale by J. E. DeFORD. i mar 31 Apothe<'ftrie.s’ Hall. j r ELVBT WINK BOTTLE CORKS.—'imT bale of superior French VelvetOorks. For sale by apr 13 JOHN B. MOORE & CO. I Os) Shares Central Railroad Stock. 20 Sliaro lUl “ South Western Railroad Stock. Pcu sale by apr If) PADELFORD, FAY A CO. I COS TAR’S QXTERMIN ATO R,for The dor true - tion of Rats, Mice. Roaches, Ants, Flics, etc., just received and for sale by apr 29 JOHN B. MOORE & CO. SIDELIBLE INKS.--Kidders. TrantA Reeves. Waters and Paynons, with and without prepara tions, for salo by apr 2P JOHN B MOORE A CO. SALT. —600 sacks Salt for sale by j roar 17 If. J. GILBERT. ! I) EC'D PER STEAMER—IO bbls H*tra Mercer ! V Potatoes; 10 do Kidney do; 10 do Peach Bloom dvr, j 10 do Apples;Currants, English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, j Pecan do, Filbert", Pickled IxibsLer, Sweetmeat", Can dies, etc. GEO ALEXANDER. ! feb 2 Cor. Bull and Congress sts . Monument sqr. I FRENCH BITTERS.—I 2 dozen just received and : J for sale by [jao2ol A BONAVD. 1 Bnsitiese (farba. ________ Factors nml CoinmKsiun Itlcrchauts, No 94 Bay-3trQot, S.tvauuth, Gd. L. W. Wells, Savannah. L M. Bam, Columbus , roar 1 ly - ~J. 3. DERBY. iloit-M* ami Slmi Patutcr, builder, t#lu tiri- nml Paper Hunger, No 21 MoDonough and 82 Porry-sts. i Order- will nn-ct with pi-’ iiipl'nttcnti n atil h.* *.xi I cuted tu the besi manlier. “ tub T SI URGES & HAMPTON, i Gonoval Commission iderchanU for Lumber Ao. Jtc. Office No. 7 ‘ I-V street, riammiah. j Messrs. T. N. Poiiluiu a Hand, Will . -. AC- . ! P i via. Kolb A Fanning, w S. fe ’. H 1 P cher & lliillingswortli. II *n. Andrew J. Miller, ( •! .1 lmMlllidge Aii/i:-! *.Hr.. Messrs Hund. Williiiuie a Wilenx-• h ul-tuu. Met.-rs. Iluntw-r AOamroell, and Lr. H. L Byrd-Su vanntih, Oh. let’ ■ 6 WtOS ROOKS AND STATIONERY. PtmiHli, Bu’iulng .v Mnu-, PublUlturs, Booksellere and Stationers, 30 North Foarih-st., Philadelphia. U AVK Cunet’iut'.v on lutnd overv arte ’.- suited to the bUft!ncs -f .he country merchant and i*ook j seller, and are nl-> p’epff I to make up every kind of blank and prink . w.rk which may bo mder* t.'M \. . D. P VKl'ill. Ru umnO.li Dinxi.no, sent 0 ly H-x:-. 1’ M v_ A. SHORT. M AS ILK Ii i; i 1. i* E K ! Will t:,k ■•.liiruct f r Bitilling and Wi:’..iim Ma • onn of evorv dc-eriptlon. K- ilcm e. first J- . *i • of 3t VnJre%v’a Hall. BreugbU'U-struct. J."J. MAURIUZ Ti :* it oo i -it, ! The subset iber i, pn-par-d t- lay Tin Hoofs -ti •• r reet pvinriplcs, and. from In tear.-’ experience, fceD a.-- ! sure.! he o>u voiy i:*v I‘e£t 1 reference Riven. I " b J i Q.l* Cutter, nn.i C liictnr- m :o <'i-ner. •: ;i ~ HUH. * KING, ~ ’ FACTOR.-. C.)MMI.'*II> 4 - —I. I ‘i.WAKWSa MER CHANT-. No. IVJ Bay ,(., Suvannaii, Cla. net 9 ly_ j FORT & BUTTHAM, J FACTORS AND CJMMIBSI-y.N MUiBUAN’iS, *.a vannuti, <ia. I HtN .rR. Fort. T. K. Dinuim ooti'i ‘ iy_ P. JACOBS, SKRAU nil TOBAI i'll STORK, Hull S-.reol.iSleuef M.e In: lmli:m,i NEAR M INll'll'.NT SCU'Ai:.. -V. ANN Ail. 0 \ N. 11 .-Kvi-ite cnnstamly *>ii luuul S|.iuurTi. Jl.-Il Spanish ‘ n■ I A.aeriean .nr-, *.t whol.. nloaail r.. tßil Alao, Chewing Tolcep, Banff, Ac. jse 1 MILI, I ire RY AND FANCY GOODS. | MBS. 1,0 K, St (r • 1 will be const mtly r- • -in ; ‘*v,- a large and fa.-hi,nnbl tm* nt of lk,n - nets, Ribbon • (’ap-. FI.- - Butt-nw, Cmnbs. Min tiilas, Straw Trimming", •• etc. P. S. -All orders from tL- ‘ utry prompMx •?*•- dod to. Gmo M Y W. SKIFF. .Uiikui ioJi n clir, ( -Ei, := ” ;clry,d&s * J. H. COHEN i CO.', > >. ] In ~n v. „:n ,N >. . S ext tv 2. W . ‘il on< 11 uV fo.‘s . m*e S ore, Are daily receiving large uddi'ions tvth. ir mcchyjf.l j mired and c heap stuck ••!* 01!Y (l'h)DS. ••of the No we-1 and m• t Fa.-liio uable Styles,” acknow I- I edged by all to bo • I’llhAPL : THAN THK CHEAPEST.” Our fin iluie ■ enable u.- l-j keepne-miplotea-- vrtmonl j in our line, and we are determined to mnk** this the ‘•Real Clump Store of Savannah,” l.v selling Rotail at j Wholesale Priers. N-li-ilin r a continu.*;i.-n of the pa tronage so kindly extended ua, we respectfully invite i all to eall and be satisfied. Planters will find it to their iuterest to oxamineour j Sto*k. No trouble to slimvtWd-.. _ may 2d A CAi. ) if ‘" ,l FA\C\ ARTICLES. At N- V’ ‘ Smith Side tis Broughu*u% t.. formerly W alker's Marl lo Yar.l. | Is now ready to furuirh any tiling in bln Line, at the j shortest notice. sonv WATER made hi his own peculiar wav. sent to any part of the | city, and id way ( to be had at th®. store, in the high-r-t | state of perfection. prescripti-*ns put up with care mid dispatch. Subrtcribor having served the public long and f-dthfuily, iv-puctfully M.licitu a share of patronage “4 n,nr 3 Iv TIMM AS RYERSOX. Agent. NEW WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. I is Droughton-st., , Mil. FRANCIS STKIX. Manufacturer ~t I’lirouoinoters. fl'ieUs. Town rl •• ks. A.e.. Ac., ‘ (W-4 <h respectfulh ir.l rm- hi- .-iihtonier.s and the publie -r •..-'n.:> Hmt h- ‘ fi't.-l up the SUrel4B Broughton st. where he intends t.. make a ! permanent locution, undennv on • lie Jcwelrv in its various branches. Wat--he-. Clucks Town Clock-. Chronometers. Jewelry, &•.. Ac., cleaned and repair, and with dispatch tm-l warranted. Nov lash ion Jewelry and Fancy Homln of all descriptions sold at Uie lowest 1 prices powdldo. N. IL Auv Watch. Cl u-k, Ac., that canimt be re paired by other wnfehronkors. I | ledge mvwlf shall he repaired by me tosati-Tuction mid wunanted. nov 4 ly FRANCIS *TKIN. 1) 1181 •*. 100 Whole, h uidqr box<sprime k Bunch Uui.-inR, for s * : >- bv fob 4 C-MIK\ &. TARVKK. H’ E C ICE It *s” Seif Hsing i ll terit 1! ur. ■ a'n.jTi lb piu’kllgo.s.) Also, Yeast Powders, Super. Curb. Soda, uud Cream : Tartar. A full supply of the above article” received per steamer Florida, for sale, at C.is.t Pimckh, by feb 10 W 0. PICK >N. \\ T KST INDIA i: V I—l Ir. •-rvJ". > ? by eteamcr Fl,>:-. hi, and t- r sub by marl A BONAUP VEW B ) tv -. ‘*iin.h Ifi. ■ ’i- - < I:m .> Cuitributor. and Travels in I-uI .. -\. b-t - Library. Agatha's Husband, a novel !.v tlic author of- lhe Ogllvies.” Ac. Tbc Three Pirates,or the Crum-.f the Tornado, by , Harry IP. *.*!, auth-r jf -Yankee dad: ‘Ac The Spitfire, a Nautical Romance, by < ‘apt. Chaniior. I author of ‘ Hon Brace,’ Ac. (Iraham's Magaisinu. for April. Holey’s Lad ’s Book •• ’• Petorson’s I.ndle-.’ \hgaii.:r and > d->. Baruuni'sT 11 u.-trated News No. 12. F vxived bv mar 2*2 J. B. rt BBKD'ii:. EX n: VCTOt SENNA * sosses the active p<*nnertiea of Senna in a conceit j trut3.l form, and i- a mild and pleasant purgative, duel I ..-reived for sale by j feb 21 WM. W. LINCOLN. M. nument .sq -TjATfES.—anstreeeivrd a ‘cWliopurtod | A l’fttte°, with Truffos vh : 1 dozen Terri no Do Fold Oran T- .s 1 do Putter Do Bcfluffimu do. I do do J)e Perdr-unx d*. 1 do do Do Fola Hrasfoe A. B.jNAT’n. roar 23 norn'or of Buy and WhitHkrr-Kt. Excelsior okius dent if k u t -TIT pared by A. AJ. ItmnsAv. This Dentifri * imparts \ tnthegumsa and healthy appearance, rc moves tartar from the toeth. affords on ngreeablefra- | prance to the breath, and cleanses artificial teeth. For j tiulj a* 26 bottlo hy JOHN B. MOORE A-CO, api Id Gibbon. Buildings. B” xucfl X c;.-7v) biles Bagfrhur! i n toro and ; for I vile py faprl] BUHHI AM. KELLY &. Q). i HrR Y?f7v I. I NTTpi )>Ta D li~Fo"r Improving andTio- J creasing iLogrow ili of tbo Hair, justrecejvod and for sale bv fmav H] and. B. MORK CO. ‘VT oTsUa A U -30 hh •. N I. Sugar, 1 .> • tocpMO. I y [iipyfil si: MMRN fbnHULI. ■ JUSH ALO’S CALKIN Kl) M WNEKJA. fully , | J equal to Henry s’ at ono lialf the price, line | | grO/) just rccelvod, and warranted fieah. Eor sole j by V. W. LINCOLN. 1 mar 10 Alonurncnt Square. I tin wake : tin wake : • Ilf AVI; oo ImtiJ and amcuus'untly manufccturing , I’l.N WARK, of evorv \nrieivniid quolitv, wliclo salr* ;tltd reinil, to whuh I w.'iild invite the luspec ’ion rs ihe j utli- OiturcJ tlmt l •'an give .set- Hirtctiou bulb ns regard quality vud price. Alvj.Bru**- Kettles. Br.us*, l:,*n. Firuuclod and’fin | ned Sauce Pans, Fr\ in* Pun- . t’munthiutf Iron Fir. ftva; Iron Pots, Ovens and Spiders, tea KottW i oiidiron -; Waffle Irons; Table C'uilerv; Bra s l ands.- ‘ sticksrSn.iffer- Tea and I'inuei UtiU Also olavs and j Buttuidu 1 Ndd I uiui ■. and many urti lea too uutur march 5 ‘ J. J MAURICE. j i:ark:t and ri you ci mi warehouse ; Curtalnu. <■ rl ulit Good*, 6: c. . No. 150 Conjjrn-rs and 07 St Jnlicm.Btrco.ts.! i :.N \Y\ THE >.u\s<rib.r In ,•/_ tbn rl - vwrm j I**** ‘f Um” . WAP: Ikd NLfo mg tho rnnipk'ti'Mi .-I the Nov. f u‘.jV *o th. Vs Lev could make their nelcotir.fi oi the ran u: u.'to.- P-r furui-h ---m* tliou t.ou s,w ill iv j t, ilv uie ]ul h. • generally tlmt In- will lb.’ clay n tin* m -t ton; I.i. ‘kept lueiuiilar.eiMi.hshi.l V.* if- v.'u i:! .ins', out departments will eon.-sot, lu j uri, <t the I’jlfow me Carpet Djparlr.teut. Eoval v-lvct i Dp.. V i,: .. u Mv. f rrj‘se>, ■ Velvet . 1 ly. S'.'d 1 > 11:.*.. : i 1C ,n u in i.,lr*. Cbm . .:d Tn illod \ ci).* mn for hall . o* • lm- -c. ;j, 12-1 and 10-1 in width.... •[ jHitoru'. Hearth Rues, Pan-.:- and m .> r Mat- nc... ! Pi.. • - . Stair Linen, ct. OllCloths. OI . very width. from 1 > • * v.rd, for Ini’s diinnr I <\xu t.m?*k IVL*m r.-t V. Tranarcnt Lambt-ftpe, Modallfon, Oi.ru.nJ. and Who-. Ml.d •t: I 1 ..mi-Viy ::*M\ *oq. 0.-i. I. in- Gilt Cornice*. Banda, Loop.- and Pins, or ;he oveV-M \ou:*y an l U t. ii. Vrt.X* *V. WhY. nw •. ICC ( mgr-?-; >w* i . i Juli. t* - APOTHECARY’S HALL. ; iJouth J-Xlit C.'iUrr of JSrouf ton and Barnard .v; -. r . Bitvunitli, t.it. - r:K<r wnuld m.-o lu ffSSfffSi'FSo DRUGS. MFTI<:fNK< CH UMIt’AI..’. lUlU ftimery, Fancy Articles, Dye Stulls, l. LASS-W A UK, Ac A. . Wide he offers to tin* public at wmi.!>\Li. ,\n i .mi 1 on such teruiH an cnimot ti.il to give entire -ud-ft. n r.. 1 Iw.th ns regards pri c and quulitv, ’ Every artii lo he offers for sate has i-n t!■ cted b 1 ; himself within Uia last iwtn v i. tvs. from liie ui*.al rc ‘ I liable hoUFcn in the ii. rUicrn markfls: purii .-ular a I tentiou having been j-nid to t!.. ir purl’* 1 Havin ’ had ;• nis 1 year i e in th. i .* feriptiou bu. In.’s*, in n .nl, rn :;i.*t stmthorn . ilic. Lo : feels biinwlf fully prepared to compound t. i ’ vr -cii lions and family modi i..c., cutrusle-i :o him with cur*- < i.cUiicw and dwpaU.li. Priscriplions put up at n’l hour of ll:c day ami | uight, bv a skilful andc oupm. uthar.d. j Phyticians, L-ountry M nchant® and Families, and atl persons wno nctnl or may tieod pure and trcmiin. Medicines, or any other arli. le Hint i< gcuorall v found ! Ihi a well rogulnfcd In .u -• rr : ;w Ts -lly iovimd ‘ t<> ctf%antl oxaiatne sin.-!, bef-je pin. ha.-ing else- j .i lidH Iho Aicuh ...rv's Hi.!! i jrtfk jjk UfflMii fins. 1 ( • .v.y;:a* Mi ovim ros a.xu win lakh. ’ Suvniinali, Go. , rpllESt;nsritlftEn.S w.uiUlcall the attention of the J citizens of &ivnmiah, to their FPKINU STVLIS CLOTHS, CASS I MERES AND VESTINGS. ! Which they are pro ©d i iai ufactun t t | the neatest and most fi-hi. i- 11- -tv Ainu, their stock f Ucatlv Made Clot hi rtf;. ; all of which have i ion got it) in a- r atyl, • any over before ofTtr. >1 f.r anli* in tin mark. ’ ’ Their a lock of IT it.NISH! . .... ! . j and well u^ort,*l. Thee f: 4- will I sold vn J most rctisouabeand u mini ‘dating tet u ) mar 25 ts T. \\ . Me VKTLOR .v CO., j (Bio.\ -k Titr. u,o corn y. i*ot> tvitoaKaA’.R am> :u.i ml TIN WARE MANUFACTORY’ STOVa: WAUK iiOGII. i WE have now, and k.ep cot: |W V “”^ U ;,T:- pm l'umps, Lead Pip,-. Sheet Lmil, Copper uitd Zlnr. The-.* Pumps are of ‘■•rnplceo„-tru. il .. and cverv ! part perfectly fitted--they are no tnad. that th*-y tn;.\ I be takena|.art andm-ce. - gi.ined U.all the valv..s with i .mi taking up the pipes oreron detaching the pUt form, to which the Pump i> fast-. . i. W.*are al-o—lliu- the* I llm k Pnti. ii. ‘ Cooking Stove, f.r ■ i whe i, . : . . | extemivly used in the city mid oountrv. The ew- ‘ I ;^ n ‘!T. I [ ~,,11;.* for ci lenai i purpo-,- that h:i-gh'eti surl, ’. n | ! eral sathfudiou. We shall tak. g.-ai !.-nir..’- in j -bowing this Stove, w|u-tl,er • u p. :• ! ;• •. f .. . not. and wo think we <on ail I • that this Sto is superior to any ever 01.-rod f•• • ai- u.i- uuirkct. . j uiur2l STOUK. Ml. 13 BAJI.NARD-. C T. I SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, ‘ \ch Store. X. I IO Ih oti;'lt 011-af rrrt. *'•>>! * n |'‘ l ‘ , I ‘* 11 “’* “ 1 . ‘ j ’ ‘ I I Public to the -ame. Asive„r.’.|. ;*ie:i:.. , l to suit the f 1 ; most fastidious in taste, and in pnr. s.aud m atyles ul ! HOODS, which or. uno.,nailed in the Ci.) . Fine French Orgnndio Mu-Uhl, do do Jaconet do! Super. French and L.uli-h kn ur, i French Bohv* • la Buyadmo. of the lai-.ut-;vl,j \- t ‘ Muslins and Pure---. | Super. I’.huit I.*, win, and Mu Mns fcom l' s to .'mi | honSof Midt.;m,e./Fr^H. ro,UbValCd ,UoU,:l ” < ' lU j ; Fig- 1 W :.i0 it Cora is.s Muslins. White Ktnh’d Organdie d*.. t.I and. do Muslina, new Ptvles , l-.i Fine White Unite) M-uhns.* F m sal- • I mar 31 .J H. \ dIEX .v f’o j CHEAP SUGARS Alii) TEAS. ■ • pwKHnj, brfcht Corro,^'! •VV V-r ‘ ‘ !• fer ‘t 1/iWfcr lira—s P. Sus.-r, Ul. r r il Dark tsoitoblcr-r servant ougur. 1. for £J. I‘KE.SII TEAS— Sedated fr. m tbo laUat importu tious, consisting of:—ExUa Hy.-on, Egtra Fine Oun-1 ■ powder, and OueiMig Fro?h M i-tard. Sardine-,. Pick! s Preserves. Sweet j Oil, Almonds, faury h*v.c< iTui.e s Pnn. lv. Loi.d i. , Mustard, Peaches, Turk Fig . exlri, ) .._•• . diu .! I fid 20 boxes lUislnV tall clusters —vhole, t.aJf an 1 , ! quarter boxes—Mure, Nutmcc', Spi - Sec. ! Just received per sfoamer—2 bMs. Pij H-m, 50 j I Smoked Tongues, large tdze; 50 lbs l . logna images: 1 : 2 bhls. Smoked Beef. For sale at . DICKSON’S. I j ,,n 20 Cor - k.itak. r i m.d Mr- e.ghhtn lane. I HOMt: MANUFACTORY of Saddles,Biidlos an dHarniss, 183 t’oiigrett-Stmt, Suvannaii, < „. I.T.mTi m">‘ I * Dl l i, 81. rm.l S. on I lIAI- —2J-V..U - N F.SS. and make tn nr.ler tiny description cf artlcl. in ! our line; Our stoev onipri:<rs alf". ahifr.v-.'rtmrnt ..t fruuks, Carpet I-- ‘’•l■ • •• Saddle Bao.N W In;, : Woolen ! Urn. !•: iv Jlarnep.-. etc. I Pe>*oß doaironsol puichtiHlrtj:, would .’o v.ll to ! I pi\*i* ns rail, and examine oqr Steck. All work man i 1 uftictured by us, Warranted for material and workman I n ;P D MAi.I I.TT .t CO I N H —hepairing l-'oo •'n the *bort t notW tied or, • 1 i ab\- terinn. <,,-t k'i SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS. I VSLMIUM SEWINO BIRDS. £8- flic i arcful andjintijr celebrated Birds ar t r.-l i tie Original Manufacturers, and ’ V- rocommoude.i to the favorable notice of tho V/it La-lios, to- arti lus which iu point of useful notMittfpi ted But j ii bcautv wire the only ground upon which wo *-ould • i: n*-:; l iv■ to.'would be n adv to ox.laiio, . v-. l.tv • ugh oi :,uch But howolteiido wo *cc the f •: • iof man. and the natural benutv which H- aven ha* so kindly given her, materially h-arened I l v a dr-, -j n . form,‘the natural consequence of sow- LatUae,we trust that w • .no t mi tw.. uuoh when we tell you. tliot of I 1 10a..;. tl. :‘i.-...i r.lieiidv introduced, andincon* ; taut u>.-, n ne * :.v aucht urainst them. Address or* I r- to 111 V I J A. MAYER. Ti NIICKABLE LOCKS. ,"N 1-i efaiix k;nd, which challenge tho 1 ri re-- put. i . the hero of n hundred <■, * a * ! ■ i c:.-t) ted. It is due to the public tii.it -m i tin. ii. rod.should be fair]}* tested, forth;.* purp*- pr j-i.-t r ( ffer* to deposit I tve tunffnd and. iai in pi-.per hands for two years,M not .• ii t<. Gi -.uccewful onerator,on tI,o: : icmi Any |’crson may select tl.reo i> re • i fore ex .mining them—and may .i . in twenty seven, and hate il ’ f lie may then have one month ’ i ■ ire pi kin : in.-trumenta, when he must l*e i .re • re and pay one per cent, per <i i . till he lucks one of tho • ‘> ‘ • ‘ a> - ..i 1 ■t:. the* last of which he .11 !.*• i * i/,m t,*d ten days. When he I;.-. ~i L:c. .>’ tho accept)!not of a dhintercst ’ i •* i ly t- prove that he knows how ’ •* a • |; . ;i. tl; lemn.uing two lock* Ifi tho c cptaucc of thu saint ■ -vrr r . tl at Mr. tk 8 Wood bridge ho* de . hu ‘e s c rtiinxl check of SSOO, parable • t i • Bank. Now York, for the purpntc naxu* ed ii. tl.*- above advert; cment. JA MI A C. BEACH. 1 o Toiler nt ILc Ifacnver Bank. *. .. ul- <. I. kn w. i. 3 ;*.• ys, with a variety t>f (i I 11 tifo Door Locks, with re 1 > * <--■ - Ah ‘.o-penters Mortice. Strok, ■ ‘ 1 ’ lunik Pad, Drawer, Ac., Ac, with > I K. ’ , just received and for E. I OVFI.L, ;• No, 11 Barnard street. • • * a ki .u.d w. utlu r j i “ f culors; urfeding, ■ - ’ 1 P.-'ii.t ! dii’. r . “.‘tuially fri-ni all otE, •t. fi.. uro not Ch>ys. tliey requlrea lit -1 •> ii ffoik t uyU"'. but iiow easily as ’ • ■n i. i -ry l.oavy body, set light * 1 r.: an indosiructnHe covering of flint, ho* . 1 i ‘ . i....i peel, and requiro no stronger ■t-v r than white lead. 1 ‘ > . mi- ‘of toll: . Kyf .Yellow, various. Frowns iii’U'-i Ii 11-re me rup ri rin body (or covor*- ■ ■;-• i; >• toany thine < vor discovered, and pound ‘• • i'id will ever double tl mince of white lead Miin’ml l’nintdund require less oil. 1 ir v ; repm. and to i■over tin Roofs, a* nothingad> ihr; 1.. Li.e • l\. M.ncral I’uMit:*. For sale by J'llV.i MAUKTCK, : • 6 lu ami 12 Bnruard-strcot. A -.KV HR FAILING CUUGII REMEDY?” \ l.u Ufoni’M ry. Ri-. Wsn. 11. Tut. a Pectoral Elixir. Ecr the Compl-to. •', ■.!> and pormanont euro of C• ir O ld'*, Intinoii.-a. Ifi uhcbilix. Asthma, | initiinpi.f Blu. 1. i roup.t. uuu-rh, llonrs^ In**- . Pleurisy, i’ni'uuipnln, W'boo] ing C u. h Init Breathing, and lu> ipeut Consumption. , The ■’ ‘ Vr! pr. pU • i .nil jv OltfivK lltl)’ roConj|||r||tlO(f to lb-.-,’ itiii’ed win. uny ..| the above Ulsou.-re*. It ! contains n • ruJure- in hr !c. “ but IscouipoKOd of VCge iiji':i - -1 ; ; • i:• v I■; in their • inbinuliiton cert n j powei'fo■ :< i.’ >|• i• I’.i t f up, n tin* respiratory or ! rmis. • - I rilhtir. ti..< -u h tin--kin. Iddneys, and bowel* j all ill** I't.pmi'; u'uri ‘s wbp h tend lo diac'nat* the dcli ! cn<” substance of the lungs. In Asthma, if • • If. • t-* arc very prominent, relieving j ulinori instantly tl.c difficulty • f breathing, i In Croup, ono single desc. with a iluuncl saturated “kb ;ur|n mine, bound to the throat, will relieve in b-n minutes. 1 lu Broil. I.iii-., it promo es easy expectoration, and . afierds instant relief. ’ll ■ I*-’ t.-.r ili .iris not recommended to cure all ’ di-esree- ut < i.i tli s. . bo lungs and tbotr counex Certain and P’.oas at Remedy lt : . ir v reitroui., il \ mon> eminent physicians Its i re rei nr.!-} < >hom have given voluntary ; testi'u- ■ i d-’ i:*'.'re-M rei hie in healing lungdiseas- It***. I* > ; i:>. II v Win. i; Tut M D. Augusta, Ga. ndre. re .! \ AhTt’ii. Mivnnnah, aid brail ! the pri. ii ..: -.! , = UOV 10 DANCING ACADEMY r ** I K A. R N.UI*. r iwtfully in -4 ■ . and the pul lu in general .1.. ’., v j ; v ■ ,i. , ny ~t A RMoBY Il \ I.L. ..II .* lt i ! ■ . IMb JM'r at 5 oYlook, P. ;' l Aii In- i • nor pupil* . ieTcct:ully invited lo | Tt: I .ON f* vys— Tuei-Javs. Thursdays and Soturdaya. ; ‘tu . : r l.it.iu's nod Ma.-ters, and fiom 9 ij f->r Gciit'• iiien Pri., ..r tuiiii-n. Jl2 for twenty four lessons. ts oct t 4 IMPORTED WINES. ’.iinuor:’. Scran, :*.v.d Fancy Articles. I'ture . . bus on l and a fine and’ \\T. well tcicctcd Hu. k, coinj rudug the follow - *W’ 1*1“ bah pi, CN’ ffs.nl. Dupv &Cos • rv : \ 3do do (Hd Hcnm sy ! Itj.AM.v 2do do 8 , erue. Vintage 1840 | ‘ ..) .1 ■ Jean I. hi-, do Im>o j 3do da J J Dupv | l ffu do Old Pc-, rvc Mai’eira | 2do do L< ndon Puriicular ’ , dr. Old Port Winks *! ■ P* oldFlieiry Ii 2“,0.‘0 r,i.- lir t.da I Saoars {.t La hi.ion Ah’ el ‘.r • !•; 1 r ! U.cv li.centre, piirh o inv ■ | p .-ted i ii >■ Ln. t Ficklus uud .ur***., Preserves, : prill and Jd'.v.im . bv A.FON/UD. !’ ib .'K ‘ Corner Bsy and Whltnker-sts 1 t - NNl "’- Li: LM • ’ f nT7nEKT fi.b9 __ W- ‘ rid- Market -nar. IHPOR'i .re i ro IH/ afflicted. ; r p;ir. yv, t niunbef if previ.** both male nnd | n->ii 1- ■:i foi t'ltcd by the ry.plica* 11. uuf I'. - . 1 --.iii •:• . t(re i 1 r.v* ui id-ilv uiinable rtir. . - r hi..- i-.dured th.* tub ■ il •,r - • .vier ai.. ■ u,.,.’y ot :U above vl ---” ‘ 1., i.r:re. d.v-from i*c manufactory, which i will enable hint ieduce dc ) • o of the -rase “:[ and -rei be (.run ited who require | lt,p)r \ f. ire.. weil qualified lo fit 111..’ lr#M’ will 1-.- in Rin-i.danco upon ladies, aud, i ifde'.red, will be waited upon at tboir rcshiencos. i j,p,r Cl . G PANCXJbT, Broughton-st. IAY !>.\Y BTY.—Tho Army of little buys iu !■> •- full suppiv of While Liu ’ pur?-*. Wre --I t-'atscy ‘tar*fo foa tart*. Jacket*, i H.v ;*• ‘ v ...• .\‘o. to he bad nt the Clothing 1 Ste. ciV.bou t mice, and for .-ah* by ! a, r GKO. S. NICHOLS (’ uiKN. .• i.u i iitrii, j * ; i ■ While N C. Com, ’ • icfo-J For t:.fo on or before arrival. | ‘ -a ‘ A. O. TOMS. ifblAi • • .li y.— i Ju-t re reived'and’fol-M lei v r .• lit NTER & GAMMELL, ! / KtNtil,. .- V’ “i’i K.—A IVe !i siijfflx of ConcresK i Water rweived direct frum the Spring* and for j I v -M r .u| J B ‘.I(X*KF & CO ESIOK . ;niov Leui* j <.)i Svrup, ne-'orUd maulitics Jut*t rc-'eivetl and I i..r'..de [iff r f fl l J. li MUORR A CO. |\lU 88~ I’ FA Cl 11'. -Abo. for.- and Applgl”anrt I I f lv-** ••, Citron and Bum-li Lufoins, ju*,t rcc4ved \* bid I |H. II.MI! kfo.lfo, re.it GEH i I. t v ? VN B! iTLRS, lbr the eur, <'f I.j\i r Cumpliuut | Jaundice. Dvbpe.paia, Newou? Debiltiv, Chronic Diarr ! le* 1 t -•••• of the Kidney, nnd all diseases arising frem a dis(*rlered Liver or St.. uiaHi. Received and ! forgiil.: V J. V.. Dr,FORD, j apr 33 Apothecaries Hath | J \. 12 • 1 -••’(,. Huy, landing per aehoouw at* 1 I- .•; ‘* BRIt.H AH, KELLY hC 1! XK\ fl.’fl ‘LI -ir ERiCTiuy 3 0 ’t ftLB.—A very j urtful a: Goltff r bathing pur | >sos. am] much su -1 pi vior to the hair rfov**.* now iu use. *• Ihm*© 4 is rc*|wired. T*- / an* verv highly recoinmfnaA# by the mevi iekY^net 11 ly in Jingl.'.adiiul tie I'nUefl States.— ! Just received audfor sale by W. Mr- LINCOLN, mar *4 M ‘ umvot Square NO. 2