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H!)e Cnening Journal VOL. 111. DAILY PAPER S4—TRI WEEKLY $2. SflPOHital) (gotttteff Journal. *itl I'iPin, - - ft I Tw-Wmav, - - $2 | 1Y .1. B. CCBDBDGE. THOMAS W. LIKE, Editor. j ADVERTISING RATES j Advertisements inserted at tho following rates, — FOR ONE SQUARE OF TEW LINKS. Ono insertion, $0 60 Ono month, $6 00 Two “ 100 Two 10 00 Three “ 125 Three l2 60 Four “ 150 Four “ 15 00 Wrt “ 1 75 Six “ 20 00 (>ne week, 2 00 One year, 30 00 4fZh Contracts for yearly advertising may bo made < n liberal terms. ’ Legal advertisements inserted at the usual rates and Strict care takon that they be published according to law. All advertisements from transient persons, or stran gers, to be paid for in advance. The privilege.? ofyearly advertisors will be confined 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 to this Office without directions as to the number of insertions, will bo pub lished daily, until ordered to be discontinued, aud charged accordingly. Interesting Case of Life We condense from tho Baltimore Patriot, th*} following article in reference to the liabilities of Life Insurance Companies; where tho insured party dies by his own hand: — We noticed a short time since in a Boston pa per, that a caso was about to come up for trial there, involving an important questiou in life insurance. The suit was ngainst a Life Insur ance Company, by the executors of a man who had killed himself, to recover the amount which i they had insured on the life of tho deceased.— ; Tho Company refused to pay,on the ground ihat . by thejtorma of the policy they were not liable; as the party had killed himself. On the other sido it was insisted that, as tho deceased was not in his right mind and therefore, not a re sponsible agent at the time, his self destruction Was not the act of suicide contemplated by tho policy, to ronder it a nullity. The point Tuvovled has been up before Courts in England, and al?o in this country; opposite decisions have been ‘given in tho two countrie-’ Aud it is a curious coinci lenco that tho cases u: England and here should have come up in the same year, 1803. This case in England ca ne up before the Court at the Easter torm of 1818; and was elab orately argued on both sides. The judges di” vdad on the domain*. The majority, however, decided, that though tho party was insane when | he killed himself, it made no difference—he I “diod by his own hand,” and thus committed suicide, and the right to recover the amount in sured on his life under the policy, was forfeit ed. In this country the decision was the other way. In this city, soruo years ago, ono of our most respe-.able citizons, while out at soa, walked overboard and was drowned. The evi dence was conclusive that ho was insane at the time. Ilis life had been insured, and the ques tion arose whether the policy had been forfeit- I oil. Tho opinion of one of tdje ablest members of the bar was taken, and ho gave a decided ! opinion that the company was bound to pay the f amount they had iusured on his life. After some hesitation, the matter was referred to the arbitration of another loading tnctnbor of the bar,and he deetdod that the policy had not boon forfeited, and tho heirs of the deceased accord ingly received tho sum insured ou his life. In New York, the point came up beforo the Supremo Court, in January, 1543, when a suit was instituted by Breasted, as executor, against the Farmer’s Loan Trust Company, to recover tho aiudunt insured oh life of Hiram Com fort, who had drowned himself in the Hudson river. It was proved that ho was insane when he droned himsolf, but Cite Company refused to pay becauso he had, whether in his right inind or not at tho time, committed suicide; which by the express words of the policy, re leased thorn from paying any thing under it.— On tho other side it was argued that a man who kills himself, whilst laboring tinder insanity, is not responsible for bis aot, and that; therefore, his killing hiiusolf, whilst insane, was not the act of suicide contemplated in tho policy. The opinion of the court pas pronouriced by Chief Justice Nelson, now of Ihe U. S. Supremo Coilftj arid vfras lit favor of tho plaintiff. He said that • ‘suicide involves tho deliberate tor minattion of one’s existence, whilc'ip tho posses sion and enjoyment of his mental faculties,” and that, therefore, “self-slaughter by an insane man, or a lunatic, is not an act of suicide within j the moaning of tho law.” So the insurance company had to pay tho amount insured on the life of the deceased. . Tho question is of general and deep import ance, and the decision of the court in Boston will, therefore, be looked for with interest. As the docision of ono State court does not control that of another, the decision iu New York will not be conclusive as to w hat, will be dope in ! Massachusetts, though, if the case be alike, that in New York will have some influence in deter mining the decision in Massachusetts. [From the Charleston Courier,] Cotton Packing. A writer in the Barnwell Sentinel reoords an experiment made in packing Cotton with anew | press, the invention of Mr* J. B. Armstrong, of j that District. Ho think's this new invention j may supersede tho screw—which was first ap plied to packing Cotton by a citizen of this State, j wo believe, who is now a resident of Laurens I District From this account wo extract tne fol- j lowing: The cotton put in a bng wo saw packed was only 3TO pounds, being all that was handy, tho bag was packed in twelve minutes, and tho screw run down ia two minutes, showiugara- \ pidity of execution far exceeding tho one now in uso. The contrivance like like all perma- ) nently useful inventions, is a very simple one, and I scarcely think more liable to got out of ordef than the common press or screw. It is ndaptod to steam, horse or water power, and I \ think it unquestionably a most inven tion. T am satisfied that all who so© it will go away with tho saino impression that I did, viz: of astonishment that a discovery so simple, so ad- 1 mirableand soalmostindispensable has not been made before. The perfliat ewe with which the cotton wa? [ forced into the small compass desired, was tru |ly astonishing. The gat* was shut down when I the follower laoked three inches ofbeing up, i and some apprehended some difficulty in start- I ing it again. But the gate was cracked scarce- I ly three iuohes, when tho press was in full mo tion again, apparently with undiminished 1 speed. lam forced into the belief that this iu j vention is an eminently successful one; and i have no doubt that Mr. Armstrong will be iu the end amply rewarded for tho genius, ability aud perseverance which ho has displayed. Important from Jamaica. The El Paraguay, from Charleston, anived l at Kingston on tho 24th ult., with two slaves on I board, who had been secreted by tho steward. ! Great excitement was occasioned by a ropji t that other slaves were found on board by the captain, and put in iron?. A mob of negroes assembled, nnd became so threatening, the ma gistrates were forced to search the ship to pacify them. In tho meantime, parties of negroes had gone off iu boats, and commenced an atta k on tho steamer, but they were effectually resisted. Another party of negroes went to Port Royal to induce tho Commodore to stop the steamer at that place, and subject her to another search, j which was refused. Quiet was finally restored, nnd the El Pura { guay protJedeed on her voyage, leaving the ( ! steward aud another colored tnan, who had been j induced by tho rioters to remain ut Kingston. I j The two slaves, who aro named 11. S. Ilarny ! and William Lewis, were kept in custody on board the steamor, and will he takeu back t 1 Charleston. They were not discovered until j Several days after the steamer left. Political and commercial affairs are very 1 unsettled at Jamaica, in consequence of a dif ficulty with tho legislature, which resulted in J throwing out the impost duly bill, and tho sub sequent prorogation of the legislature until the j 17th instant. All articles are now admitted j without duty being legally collectable. In con sequence speculators are hurrying off orders for i large cargoes to the United Slates. jfrO- Calvin R. Brown, late husband of tho j i well-known “spirit-medium,’’ Miss Fish, died ! reeontly in New York, and funeral services were performed cr. Thursday evening. The Tiibune states that during the ceremonies, au dible rappings were hoard from the coffin and elsewhere, evidently in responso to the senti ments uttered.— Exchange. Will the Tribune inform us what was the nature of the raps ? Perhaps it was ouly a di abolic tattoo, from some idler prelent who was desirous of producing serious impressions in the breast Os Horace, the almost-persuaded-to-be-a believer in the Knocking^. ‘-Hang all Concerned.” Alluding to the Course of the newspaper press relative to tho late disaster on tho New Haven Railroad, the Detroit Advertiser says :—Pas sion, in some degree, has taken the place of judgment in the consideration ofthc subject by the press, and a pretty general verdict of “HangrrH concerned,” has returned. This seems to |be going to the other extreme. Railroad Cos I panics and Steamboat owners are required by tho public to “make time.-—they are expected of course to carry passegers through in safety and they are sued if they do not, bat that is a minor consideration, the sine qua non being to make time—aline which does not make time is avoided, has a bad name, loses its business and sinks its stock in tho money market. Tho pub lic will is a law to all public lines of travel. Railroad managers are thus compelled to em ploy engineers who will mike time. The public make loud complaints when acci dents occur by tho headlong haste and reck lessness of engineers and conductors, but these i complaints', though loud, are not more frequent l than those which are made against slow run | nifig, nnd it strikes us that tho .public should ■ stand their share of the blame. In Engl a fid a I recent act of Parliament has limited all roads to Ia Spe'e iof thirty five milos per hour, affecting roads which have formerly made sixty or sev enty miles. Free Slaves. Our readers are acquanted with the practical results of emancipation iu tho British West In dia Islands, aud, iu particular, with tho various abortive efforts that hnvo been made to substi tute new classes of indentured laborers from tho East Indies for the liberated blacks, who do .not come up to the expectations originally in dulged in regard to them. The Cooley system lias proved a dead failure, it appears, both in the islands and on the Main, the Cooleys prov ing, from tho first, inefficient, and, of late, in some instances refractory—as in Demarara, whore the Governor recently found it necessary to resort to strict measures to quell a riotous spirit manifested by them, Tho latest scheme of tho British government to satisfy the clamor of the planters, whose con tinual cry is for more nnd better laborers, has been to contract with British houses to procure’ a supply of Africans. They are of courss, not ‘ to bo slaves; that is, they arc not called so; but . the government does not appear to require to know exactly whence they come or how they are obtained. In a large number of instances, the negroes forming the cargos of slave ships, | destined for Cuba or Brazil, when captured by British cruisers, have been taken to tho British colonies, and, under the namo of “liberated Af ricans;” have been “allotted” among tho plan ters—-whether with or without tho consent of the negroes themselves, is to bo conjectured.— Philadelphia North American. i \TEW KOOKS, received April 27 by S. S. SIR 11 LBV. No. 135 Congress-street— The Rector of St. Bardulplis: by J*'. W. Shelton. My | Home in Tasmania,or Nine Years in Australia. | Ladies’ New Cook Itook; by Mrs. Sarah Jane Hale. j Life Here and There; bv N. P. Willis. Nick of tho Woods, a Tale of Kentucky; by Ur. Bird, Love Affairs in Our Village 20 Yoars Ago; by Mrs. Caustic. AStray Yankee in Texas; by Phillip Paxton. Rvelina, or the History of a Young Ladies’ Intro duction into the World; by Miss Burney. The Shady Side, or Life in aUouutry Parsonage; bv a Pastor's Wife; b ’ J | The Old Man’s Bride; bv T. S. Arthur. A voyago to the Celestial Country from the Manu script of An Old Suit; by Rev. Ir. Cheeves. Dr. Tyng’s Family Commentary on the Four Gos pels. ‘Sacred Songs for Family and Social Worship. Every Day Scripture Readings, for the Use of Fami lies by Rev. J. S. Blake. M. D. Essays and Miscellanies of Grace Aguilar, selected from tho Manuscript by her Mother. | Poetical Works of Thomas Gray; by Thos. Reed. Summer and Winter of the Soul, by Rev. Erskein Neale. j Doctor Birch, and his Young Friends. ; Boys’ nnd Girls’ Own Book. Agnes Sorell, a Novel; by G. P. R. James. Ac., Ac. apr 27 MAP OF SAVANNAH—Having purchased the Copy Right of Edward A. Vincent. Esq., of J j his New Map of Savannah, the undersigned has made i arrangements to fill all orders for the same at short | notice. A sufficient number to furnish subscribers j was received by last steamer, and will he delivered I j immediately. We are unable to supply the country j i demand until the arrival ofthe next steamer. Ar- I rnngemente have been made for a further supply, i which we trust will be regularly received. All orders I i punctually attended to. Address S. S. SIBLEY. Bookseller and Stationer, No. 135, Congress-st. Sav’h. I apr ‘VfOTICE.—Tho subscriber having transferred all 1 IX his right,title and interest, as publisher and pro- I ! prictor of tho New Subdivision Map of the City of j j Savannah, to S. S. Sibley, Esq., Publisher and Book- | | seller of this city, subscribers nro hereby notified tba i they will receive their copies from bim in future, as publisher of said Map. EDWARD A. VINCENT, j Savannah, April 7,1853. apr 8 1 CHIiOB INK TOOTH WASH.—Portjsaulnfarvl preserving the tooth and Gums, and cleansing the I mouth, received and for sale by | apr 18 J?*£. DiFORD, Apothecaries’ n*}J. QOUTHEUX METHODIST HYMN BOOKS.—A O general assortment received and for Sale by fob 23 8.8 81 BLEY. 135 t’ .nu,i <■ SARDIS'E •—3 eases Guilloux Sardines; luO i lb fresh Chocolate for sale by B >N ADD / UMPHI.\E.-2) >arrol - < lamphino and Burn* V ‘ ing Fluid. Just received and for sale bv may 5 J. B. MOORE ft CO. ‘IMAAEU-i ban 1. Just received uni for sale by may 5 J. B MOORE A CO. SCOTCH ALE AND POiUc.il. —20 obis. Fal kirk Ale, tad 2J do London Porter, In store f.nc : i for :icuo by [may 6] A. BON AUD, I yELLOvY HANK TOBACCO - I'/gross, just re -1 ceivod and for sale by J may 5 A. BONAUD. : /“iL/VnET WINES. ■—26 boxes of superior quality, for sale by A. BONAUD. map 6 ’ cor Bay and Whitaker sts. iTtr I say; LOOKHERE! -TSaj SHIRTS, Umbrellas, and water proof Coats. Just j received at tho Cheat) Clothing Store, Gibbon’s j range, and for sale cheap by may 6 GEO. S. XICHOL3. SOMETHING VEIiY HANDSOME. T U.ST received per steamer, a splendid lot of Figured : ts White sill: un-1 Mar-ieillos Vests—tho prettiest over 1 brought to this place. Call and see them at the Cloth- ■ j mg Store, Gibbon’s range. For sale by mlj 6 GEO. S. NICHOLS. \\T IXXI K£ OIL - 1 barrels Bleached Winter T V Whale Oil. For sale bv JOHN B. MOORE ft CO., j mar 19 Gibbons’ Buildings. I 1) ir MS 111 : I j received and for sale at the Einporiuiik by j may 4 SEABORN GOODALL. j/ UHItUGE HJRSK3 FO R~Sa"lE— A pair „f : | oay Hjrses, kind, gentle, and cxcelleut travellers. ! Apply to [may 4J PADELFORD, FAY ft CO. I n;:w BOOKS. J)RISMATICS, by Richard llaywarde, illustrated with engraviugs. j Ele'.invPhv.siology. a scientific, popular nnd practi 1 cal Treatise on the Prevention. Causes and Cure of Dis- 1 : ease, or Electricity a..- a Curative Agent: by Dr. Oerslion j Huff. i Iho Child's first History of America; by the author 1 ! of Little Dora. j Mother and her Offspring; by Stephen Tracy. I The Bourbon Prince—The History of the Royal Dau- , phin, Louis XVII, of Franco. Ellon Linn, a Franconian Story; by the author of i tho Rollo Books. Minnie Grey,'or Who is the Heir? By Amy I.au- I reuce. &c. Also, a further supply of the History of Pendenuis, by Thackeray; Henry E-mond; Vanity Fair. My Novel, by Bui.vor; Villette, by Currer Bell. Barnum's Illustrated News; Agatha’s Husband;Glca- I son’s Pictorial. For Sale at the Bookstore of may 4 S. S. SIBLEY, x. A£pngress -t. TUST R ECKI VED per steamer—lo bids. Apples; 10 boxes Oranges; l-j do Lemons, Figs, Nuts, Raisins, Currants. Citron. Dates, etc. GBD. ALEXANDER, Bull and Congres-sts., apr 15 Mmiament square. TT7HITE LEAD.-—juut) pounds pure and No. 1 | V Whitoleud. Just received and for sale bv apr 24 J. B. MOORE A CO. r BOYS, of good character, wanted at this og}ce _L to learn the printing business. Vspaua.GTJs ROOT.— lca.se Asparagus Root, j XX. in tine order, ju?t received por Philadelphia steam er, aud for sale by fob 21 WM. W. LINCOLN. MonumenVsq. | I AY.—-100 bales prime North River Ilay, landing II ; her bark Maria Morton, for sale by mar 1 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. /1 oshenWwßr-. —oO packages Gosbcu Butter j \ X just roccived per steamer Florida, and for sale at the Emporium, by fob U SEABORN GOODALL. 1)OTA TOES. - 50a lbis for sale by .km ■> Ts .)■ GILBERT. ‘ MAt'ii lillßil*—oU bids ao. 1,2 a*d 3 Mackerel; . 50 half do. No. 1 and 2 do.. landing and for sale by (feb 15) COHEN & TARVER. J KjE'OHKS.— A line lot oi'Swedish Leeches; ano t Jlher supply of'Bawa’s articles and other goods, just received by steamer and for sale at tlio q 28 APOTH EC ARIES’ HALL, Brough tou-Ft MAGAZINES FOR MAY—Harper's New Monthly Magaziue, I’utnaiu’s Monthly .Maguzine, Gra ham s Muzine, Godey’a Lad left Bixk, and tlie Rook of the V\'orld,N6s. 7, 8 and U, Received bv *id2B „ J. fi.CU B BEDG E. bjUTitlsahd half barrels, put in vinegar, Totidv for use. Just received und for sale bv •’W [a Gj * UOIfN-GiIGDA LL. C^L AItET WINE.—SO boxes Chateau Morgaux, j Chateau Lafitte, St. Julian. St. Kuifllion. For safe by [feb 24J A. BONAUD. T)ECEIVEDby Sohr. Virginta and other ves l.V hcls, 250 Canal or Tray Rnrrows, 50 Corn Ploughs; 25 John Richo’s Cast Iron Beam Ploughs, 4 do/.. Double and Single Wbilllelrees, ltloz.kegs Pat. Rail road Car Grease. For sale by *pr 11 C, H. CAMP FIELD- \ r ESSEb WANT ED FOR PiIILADELPHL—A > high rate of freight will be paid for a vessel to loud in the line for Philadelphia, apply to feb4_ WILLIS A liItUNDACE. U\ DR YULICCEM ENT. -100 bbls. Hoffman ltosen dalrt, a superior description of Cement, landing roui sehr Francis Satterly; for sale by opr 25 C. H.CAMPFIKLD. >ri2\V BOOKS.— Electro-Physiology; a scientific | and practical treaties on tiio prevention, causes and cure of disease; or electricity as a curative agent, supported by theory and fact: by Dr. Gershom Iluff second edition—il 1 ust rated. , I’ri^uiatics: by Richard llaywardc—illustrated with : engrnv|.ngs from designji by Elliott, Worley, Ken (POtCjiicks and Rossi ter. . The Cluld's-fiait HJjfbiM of America; by the author of Littly Barn urns News’No. 18. Received by v may 3 , .1. B.'CUIHJKUGE. TIM K.--380 I>W.. Lime, now lundin? per schooner 4H. M. Jon kins’. For sale bv apr LI BRIGHAM, KELT,Y A CO. TRAVELLER'S TRUNK'SEpOT, (•Iblum’M Hn^;e. TH) ! *EO. 8. N ICII()LS.Iias recently re pt.nvvTlirt coi ' e^u lurgo supply of Traveller’s wfcdl'.VlTrl Trunks. Vulliees, and Carpet Bags, among which nro the following: Superior English Sole Leather, iron frames, new pat j tern*. Do. black Harness Leather, iron frames. Black and bronzed Leather Ladies Trunks, new style. ! 2'B, ;-H* and 32 inch brass band, extra finish. ( 2S. 30 and 32 inch black and bronze Folios. | 50 common black packing Trunks, various sizes. • Sole leather and common leather Valliccs. I Ladles’ 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 nro invited to give him a call at tho Clothing Store, Gibbon’s Range, where great bargains | will be given. Cull aud see. may 4 : BUP IS RIO H WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE 1 For Railways, Carts. Heavy Machinery, Omnibus ses,nnd all other Carriages;'s bbls and 7 dozen cans of the above Grease, landing from sehr. Virginia. For sifletfryv i [niar 24] C. H. C \ M PFI ELI). nECItHTED PER LATE ARRIVALS—A full IVSupply of Dullleld’s Stagg & Shay’s Cussnrd’s. and Roloson s Hams; alst, afresh and full supply of new Groceries, for sale low at 1e ALEXANDER’S a P r l f> 2 nr ’ and Congress-sts.. Monnuient-sq ■*\ FRESH SUPPLIES received per Steamship Alabama : 3$ glass.isrs Fresh Prunes, 30 ‘ttniik? (small size ) Turkey Figs, wblO boxes Cluster Raisins, ‘tnllan Macaroni, white and yellow Vermicelli, Pearl, Barley, Genesee solf-rais!ng Flour, Butter, Sugar, I’lo I nic and Soda Crackers’, l’lg Hams, Smoked Tongues, ’ Bologna Sausages and S?hrok©cl Beef. W.O. DICKSON, i apr 7 comer Whitakerstand Brough ton-lane. ’ / V4MBS, BRUSHES. Ac.—lvory,l’earl. Bone, Buffa j KJ 10, Satinwood, and Inlnid. llnir Brushes; Ivory, Buflalo and Bono handled Tooth Brushes; Nail Brush- Is; Shell, Buffalo and Horn Dressing, Tuck, Side and Puff Combs; also. Ivory, Buffalo and Shell Fine Teeth Combs; j ust received, and .or sale by j may 0 J. B. MOORE & CO. ARNICA. PLASTERS.—These plasters are pre pared from tho Arnica Montana, that valuable j vegetable remedy, used for many years in Germany ! and various other parts of Europe, with sueff astonish j irigefficiency, as to attract attention to its wonderful ‘ j medical properties. They are spread upon tho softest j lamb-kin, and can be used by the most delicate por i sons. Justrosoived and for sale by j opr 7 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-pq. j 6b A WATER.—In tho highest possible state of I perfection, with a groat variety of the choicest Sy t rups, prepared with great care and from the host ma terials, may be found constantly on hand in the store of W W. LINCOLN, pr 8” Monpment Square. SAVANNAH, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 10, 1850 9IODBRATE-IHPAUTIAL..IX I)KPE\rKXT—JI ST. iinoiiu'Go ICurDa JOHN M. (iUi.R/VED, ‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW, CommlMkioncr lor New Jersey, 175 Bay street, July 19 Savannah. Oa I ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC | Ofllce at the Corner of Bay and Whitaker Sta., ever ’ feb 9 Swift A Co.’s Store. Tm}TW£ll j THE Stbscribcr would r ’ inf)m the public that bo J f has received anew supply of fine Watch Ma terials, ia tho way of’JewoD, (’ylindcrs, j Springs, Verges, Hands, and all other articles which ! are necessary to carry on tho Watch Repairing busi ness in all Us branches; and will say that l am pro- j pared to set iu perfect order, the finest of aii Watches, 1 at short notice and reasonable charges. Ail work warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Also, have re ceived a lot of tho genuine imported Crystals of Eng j lish manufacture, which will not break—m t easy. I Clocks and Jewelry cleaned and repaired. V. W, SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, ( J TOY 23 129 Congreaa-atroet william; piiillips. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ■ oct 20 MARIETTA, GA. ly j MED IC AL NOTICE. DRS. RIOR DON A OI’LLE V, Having associated themselves in tho practicoof Mo- ; dicine and Surgery, respectfully tender their profes ’ clonal services to the citizens of Savannah and vicinity. • In cases requiring the attention of more than cm* phy j sician, the attendance of both can be obtained free of extra charge. Office outlie corner of West Broad and St. J alien streets. ly nov 10 DR. M. C 7 Hf2ALb; Office Cor. Broughtou &. Drayton Sts., ■■* ‘“'V, Is prepared to perform all operations I upon natural TEETH, and replace ! UxBTTTT those which arc lost, from ono to an j entire Double Set. All work warrant ! od to be ilurablo. Extracting performed with care and ! skill. Charges moderate. Toothache cured. Exam i nut on and advice gratis. ly mar 2 DRS. ROY ALL & JOHNSON, DEMISTS, j ’ -LXJ T.Xr Offiu cor. St Julien-st. and Market Sij’re ova’ & Wilmot’s jewelry store. : j Office hours from Bto 2 o'clock, and from 3to 0. ’ mar 11 coin I DR. 3. O. PANCOST. Is prepared to perforin all necessary oner at i .n.- for the regulation, prefer-’ and beuutit'yingoftheteolh.aud j will Insert artificial teeth, from a sin i I gle tooth to a double set. Dr. P. will spare no effort to ; give the utmost satisfaction to all who may command ) J his services. apr 21 j AMMEXCAN HOUSE, ~ HANOVER STREET. - - - BOSTON. ff%l Haliil H v L 1; \Y IS HICK, ilmL Rebuilt, Enlargod, and Elegantly Furnished, Possessing all the modern improvements and cou- j voußuc.es for tlu* accommodation of the dec 2 traveling public. ly WASHINGTON HALL, THE TRAVELLER’S 1103X12, Macon, Ga., An Omnibus always in readiness to convey Ura paSMMjgcrs loand from the Rail Hoad depot to the Hall. li. P. REDDING, Proprietor. B. F. Defse, Si’porintendant, Cmo apr 19 ma^all'houseT^ SAVANNAH, GEO., M GORDON FARGO, Poopriexoe. Lato sf the United States Hotel, Augusta, Geo. aprl9 ly in T winklerT Factor and Commission Merchant, 22') Bitj at., WilUkiuson’a Buildings. ly f&lcei'imiaKHY, ISSIRASCE BItOKEH V N D JIO. TAIIY Pt UI.IC. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad- I 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. 118 Buy street, opposite the front of ibo Custom House. ly nov 8 8. Z. JtUEPHY, WHEELWRIGHT <fc BLACKSMITH, ISJsL’ - AO. 92 ST. JULIAN STREET. A. c a H ife/ side of the. M irPet, Jkevannah, &X i Cm riugeij haulo and repaired at Short notice, and ut reiisonable prices. jaw 27 ly a “ JAMES B. FIDLER, Dealer an<llmporter ofWatches. Jewelry, Silver Ware. Fancy Goods, die. No. 12, So. 2d Street, Philadelphia, Pa. sept 8 ly JOHN ANTROBUS PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE AND ANIMAL ! PAINTER St. Andrew’s I lall.cornor of Broughton and mar 5] Jcffer um-sticot.B. (Gm K. 11. DARBY. FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CUTTER, 149)4 Congress St., Offers his services to the citizens of Savannah, and respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. He has no doubt of giving satisfaction to all who may fa vor him with an order for cutting or making the most fashionable garment. dec 13 DANIEL CROMLAY. FASHIONABLES BOOT MAKER!! Corner of Broughton and Bull Sts. JTIIE Subscriber desires to inform the public, that be has arrived from Charleston, and has opened as above, whore they aro prepared to execute orders for Boots of the finest finish nnd style, and equal, if not superior, to any hereiufoiv offered io the public, lie lias many friends in this State who have l>een his patrons in Charleston, nnd he eolbuLs from them and the public a call aiul a trial, nov 8 ly THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LE7E fc CLOCKS, JEWELED. THESE Clocks are constructed (at conside- | rablo extra expense) wR.k tv particular re- i iiXil to durability, the most serious objec ’ tiori to the lever—the wearing of the points 1 of tbo balance shaft and screws, the r<UM‘- | picnt increase (if friction and decrease in motion after i running a short time-—being obviated by the use of n j polishedstone jewel, straight, pivot or bearings,instead j of points to the balance shaft. They arc cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented j frames, and warranted to be as perfect time-keepers ns the best are in use. For sale ut the Jewelry Store. 129 } Congress st. fob 5. ! I UST RECEIVED—SO bales Georgia Cotton Osna ! ts burgs, to be sold very low. M. PRENDERGAST & CO., 178 Broughton-st., opposite St. Andrew’s Hall, j fob 28 W eat side I) ERF U M F.R Y, SUAI’K Fancy Articles, Ac.— French, Gorman, and American, warranted genu ine, and imported. For sale by J. E. DeFORI), mar 31 Apothecaries’ Hall. 1) OXVLAXi> ’S K A l7v Dt jib— -Th is celebruited i for improving and beautifying the complexion, eradicating all cutaneous eruptions, aud rendering the skin soft., fair and blooming—warranted the genuine article—is for sale by JOHN R. MOORE k (’O.. mar 12 Gibbons’ Building. X~3E CEIVE D PER'STEAMER—Hecker's self- Vraising Flour. Pig Hams, Shoulders and Rides, Dried Apples nnd Pearlies. Bologna Sausages. Smoked and Pickled Tongues, Fulton Market Beef. Pig Pork, Extra No. 1 Mackerel, fresh Salmon and Lobster?. GEO. ALEXANDER. aprlo cor. Bull and Copgress-sts., Monument-^ JUST received a fresh supply of English Sauces aud English Pickles. Fofsnloby A. BONAUD, may 12 cor Bay and Whitaksr-st. KEG LIVED by steamer Florida, 6doz. Curacao Cor dials; 6doz. assorted Cordials:Mo doz. Dutch ns gorted Cordial, in jugs; a very superior article. For side by A. BONAUD, may 12 cor Bay and Whitaker-st. BUTTER ! BUTTER!! —Froah supplies landing per steamer. Strictly Prime Goshen Butter, Fair do do, Lpw-priced do do I mar 30 WM.O. DICKSON . : rto TvL.Kt"ON _ BIT TERs7-T\ purel7 veg* V_2 table preparation and a sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia,just received and for sale by may 14 _ J. B. MOORE ft QO. HARPER’S MAGAZINE.for'May? Book of the World, No. 7, 8 and 9, received by apr 26 j. u. CUBBEDGE. BROWN’S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER A fresh supply of this delightful article, for the summer use, waived and for sale by , apt 18 ,T. K. DiFORD, Apothecaries’ Hall. • Bttaitiese Qfarbe. WELLS ft DCEB’ ! Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 91 Bay-streot, Savannah, Ga. | L. W. W aLL3, Savannah L. M. Durr, Columbus. I xaar 1 ly i j j*“pTl>e“rby : House ami Ulgxv Painter, Guilder, G-n ----zior and Paper Xirmgcr, 7Jr 21 McDonough r.rd 82 Pcrry-ft*. Orders will meet with prompt attention and Le ox* j c atedtho boat tsinaei fl STURGE3 & IIAMP’ION, Oonoral Commission Morchante tor Lumbar, Ac. Ac. Oflfoe No. 76 Bayatrect. Savannah, r.rrsai >< xs. I Mosars. VN. Poulain A Sun. Hand, Williams £ Cos.. ! Davis, Kolb k Fanning, W. S. ft i H. Roberts, Bol j cher .v H(filingsworth. H *n. Andrew J. Miller, Col, i John Millidge—Augusta, Gn. | Messrs. Hand, Williams ft Wlleox—Char’.octon ! Messrs. Hunter ftUamxncil, and L:. H. L Byrd —Ba I vanuuh. Ga. 0 mos BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Parrish, Dunning Al I Pablishor!?, Bouksollors and Stationers, 30 North Founh-.t, Philadolphiu. nAVE Constantly *u bund every article suited to the business ofthe country merchant nnd Book- I seller; and aro also prepared to make up every kind of blank and printed work which may be utdorod. Cl!.vs. 1> Pauish, BicHAnot'. L i : : , ae*?to Iv Hsynr P. Mkarh A. SHORT. MASTER BUI ID EU. Will take contracts for Building and V. irking ‘lu- I sonvy of every description. Residence, first door west of St". Andrew’s Hall, Broughton struct oct 30 J. J. MAURICE, TIN ROOFER, j The subscriber is prepared to lay Tin K.)fs on cor rect principles, aud. from 16 years’experience foeL as sured he can give satisfaction. Prices very low. Beit I reference giveu. leb IS i:r. utters and Cui lucti re ma lc_t rqer. . / HULL & KING, ! FACTORS, COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER CHAM’S, No. 11 Bay at., Savannah, Ga. oct y 1 - ’ FORT & DUNHAM. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERBiIANTS, Savannah, ••. I Henry R. Fort, T. K. Ockham. - ■ l i.: y jp JTA C o>’ SEG AR A\ i> TOB ACt O STOR 12, Bull Street, (Sign of tho \i\a Indian.) 1 NEAR MONI KENT SQI ARE, SAVANNAH, GA j N. B.— ivn-ps constantly on haul Spanish, U.*lf Spanish, an.l American Segars. at \vhol>: -uleand retail Also. Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, ftc. junc 1 MILLINEEY AND FANCY GOODS MRS. l)OE, No. 17 BARNARD STREET. Takes this method of in forming the Lailics of Savannah and jnrs ciaitv, that she has on hand i (and will beconstnutly receiving j a large and faaldonuble ORSortuunt of Bun- ‘ J *— nets, Ribbons, Caps. Flowers, Buttons, Combs, Man tillxs, Straw Trimmings, etc., ote. P. S.—All orders from the country promptly atten ded to. Guio oct 2fi V. W. SKIFF, j Wutcli Maker & Jeweler, I nPTU 12 1 .) Cangress st., Savannah. i j v-. foal £3"Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry, i repaired and- warruiited. J.“ H. COHKN&^CO., NO. 1 10 UHufOUTON ST., Next to I. W. Morrell A Co.’a Furni ture Store, I Arc daily receiving largo additions to their much ad- j mired and cheap stock of DRV GOODS, “of (lie Newest and most Fashionable Styles,’’acknowl edged bv oil to he “CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.” Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assortment in our line, nnd wo are determined to make this the “Real Cheap Store of Savannah,” by selling Retail at I Wholesale Prices. Soliciting n continuation of the pa- i Ltronago so kindly extended us, we respectfully invite ! oil to call and be satisfied. • will find it to their interest to examine our j Stock. -No trpnbb,tohr*vf'Omids.. may 28 ; •’ Tcae'd” fi The undersigned having re opened with an | Wgf entire New Stock of V DRUGS. CHEMICALS Usk ami- FANCY ARTICLES. At No. 139 South Side of Hroughton-st.. formerly J Walker’s Marble Yard, Ts now rciuly to furnish any thing iu his Line, at the j shortest notice. SODA WATER made inhis own peculiar way. sent, to any part of the j city, nnd always to be had at tho store, in the highest state of perfection. Prescriptions put up with cure aud dispatch. tffj’ The Subscriber having °**rvcd the public long and faithfully, respectfully solicits a share of patronage. 3r ly TH DMAS RYERStON. NEW WATCH. CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STORE, No. I I H llrou^liton-st., acq MR. FRANCIS STETN, Manufacturer of i Chronometers,Clicks,Town (’’eiks.ic, ft. \'XJ Vb respectfully informs bis customers nnd the public generally that he has titled up the Store 143 Broughton it., whe.ro lio intends to nuiken pertmiuent location, nnd carry on the Jewelry business in its various branches. Wutche.,, i looks, I’own Ceds. j Chrononeders, Jewelry, ft ft--., cleaned and repaired 1 with di-pat h ami warranted. New fashion Jewelry and Fancy Goods of aII descriptions sold at tho lowest I prices possible. N. B.—Any Watch. Cl “ It. Ac.. Hint cnmi- t r. paired by other watchmakers, 1 pi dee myself shall ; I lie repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted, nov 4 ly FRANCIS BTETN. (iVfol'fo. Y > Buncli Raisins, for sale bv | fob i OOHKN ft TARVER. ! I"I ECK Eius Salt i . i’ th nt FI and 1 5 L lb. packages.) j Also, Yeast Powders, Super.Carb. Soda, and Cream Tartar. j A full supply of tho above articles received per steamer Florida, for sale, at Cash Prices, bv fob LB W,q,I%CgBQN. 117 EST INDIA ’RESERS BA \ V by steamer Florida, an-l for sale by mar 4 A. BONAUD. YEW BOOKS.—Punch's Prize Novelists; tin* Fat il Contributor, and Travels, in London-Appleton's Ifibrary. Agatha’s Husband, a novel by the authereof “Tlie Ogilvies,” Ac. Tho Three Pirates, or the Cruise of the Tornado, by i Harry lluzel, author of “Yankee Jack.” Her. | Tlie Spitfire: a Nautical Romance, by Capt, Chamicr, author of “Ben Brace,” fte. Graham’s Magazine, for April. Godoy’s Lady’s Book “ “ Peterson's Ladies’ Magazine do do. Burn uni's'lllustrated News, No. 12 Received by mar 23 J. IL CUBBEDGE. lIIfUID EXTI tract pos sesses the active properties of Senna in n concen trated form, and is a mild and pleasant purgative. Just eceived for sale by fob 21 WM. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sq. 1 JfATTES -Just - Lved a freth r-ui :ly • f im] orto 1 1. Pattos, withTruffes, viz : 1 dozen Tcrrinc De Fols Gras Tuffcs 1 do Pattes Do Bocassines do. 1 do do Do Pordrcaux do. 1 do do Do Fois Gras for rally. A. BONAUD, mar 23 corner of Bay and Whitakoi*-et. Excelsior orris dentifrice.—pr£ pared by A. ft J. Ramsay. This Dentifrice Imparts | tothegumsa beautiful and healthy appearance, re moves tartar from the teeth, nn agreeable fra grance to the breath, nnd cloanses artificial teeth. For sale * 25conts per bottle bv JOHN TL >fOORE ft CO, apl 13 Gitdions Buildings. J^ADGIKG. —3i) bales Baaging,in .store aiul tor ■>.snlepy fnprldl BRIGHAM. KELLY ft CO. CIHRYSTALINE POMADE.—For improving and in 4 creasing the growth of the Hair, just received sud I for salo by [may fi] J. B. MOORE ft CO. NO. SUGAR.—3o libds, N. i>. Sugar, for saTo low .to close, by [mnyOj SEABORN GOODALL. ! HUSBAND’S CALCINED MAGNESIA, fully , equal to Henry s’ at ono hnlf tho price. One , gross just received, and warranted fresh. For sale : by W.W. LINCOLN, mar 10 Monument Square 1 TIN WARE! TIN WARE !! I HAVE on hand and amoomduntly manufacturing TIN WARE, of every variety aud quality, whole sale and retail, to which I would invite the inspec tion ofthe public—fceliug assured that I can give sut isfactiou both as regard quality end price. Also, Brava Kottior; I>nst, Iron, Enamclod nnd Tin no<l sauce Pans, Frying Fana ; flmccthlng Itcup, Fiiv -kjgs, Iron Fctn, G-cus and Spiders, Ter. Kettles: : vridirens; WnfUo Iron?.; Tabic Cvtlery; Cr.nd'e j dicks; Ur.ulfore, Tea and Pinner Tr-iX /JsoGlnsr-and j ErlltrrJo Fluid Lc: cr.u mrw c:tides lx: nuner- I <„;? to uicntir.u ('ail nnd see. . narcli 5 J J MAURICE. CAHPETANDFfOORCfOTH WAREHOUSE Curtain*, Curtain Goods, &c. No. 150 Congress and 67 St. Tulien-streets. I THE subscriber knowing that the cltUcns ‘ t . ’ ;i of Savannah have felt a great interest In tho :■ establishing of a CARPET WAREHOUSE in this city, ftiid being aware that many have Wen await 1 ii.; r the complcii’ n ci the New store, so that they ccuid make their selection of tho various art ides for frirnish • ing their houses, would respectfully inform tho public genet ally that he will this day open tlie most complete assortment of all the various styles of goods usually’ kept in similar e.-ta’ iWuuents. The stock ofthe differ ent department j v.lll conri. t, iu part, of the following Goods, viz; Carpet Department. Rcyal Velvet Tape* try Brus,eis, JTocet Brussels, j 1 Brusels. Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels for sialrs, “ ! Iv, Suj’crfine. Fine, and Coimn m Ingrain, Plain and I Twilled Venetian for stairs, halls, etc. Druggets 7-4, 12-1 and lo 4 in width, >1 ev civ vaifoty of patterns,! HoarGi Ruga, Pu:L-r and 3to<jp Mata, Tahlcj*md Piano j i : Silver and Brass Oval aud Octagon Stair Rods, j i Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. Os every width, from 1 to S yards, for hulls, dining ny and small figured Furniture Oil Cloths, 4-4, b 4 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth for staira. Curtains. Silk and Worsted Damask DcLalnc. Worsted and ! Linen Damask DeLaine. 1 i cured and Plain Darutraks, variety of colors. AN hite and Buff for Shades. V/indow Shades. Transparent Landscape, Medallion, Garland, and White and G fid, entirely new sty le. Cord, Loops, Tas sels. w ith all the \urfous Trimmings for Curtain* and | Shade*. CUt Cornices. Bands. Loops and Pins, of the greatest varied and ! patterns, of the latest importatii'u—all of which will be sold.at whole.- ale or rvtaiLon the most liberal terms, j WM. Jl. GT IgN. Agent, I | nnv 9 150 Congress and 37 St. Juliou-fts. APoFh e c STrt s it a 11. 1 South Past Corner of Brouy’iUm and Bar nurd-streets, ! Suv aiuiaii, Ga. / Till'. Sub'ii>M.*r would most respectfully in • NHvforin the citi/.nsof Savannah, and the surround- UK ing country, that be has taken tlieatore situated ■ *.£■ at above, where ho is now opening a full and ’ DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, P£U fuinory, Fancy Articles, Dye Stuffs, GLASS-WARE, ftc. ftc., NY hie he offer at., the public at wholesale am* retail, ou such terms ns cannot foil to give entire satisfaction, j : both us regards price ami quality. Every arti le he offers fur sale has been selected by j himself wi:hi:i the last twkxty i-ays, from the mostre j liable homes iu the northern markets; particular at-1 | lention having been paid lo their purity and freshness. | j lluving had several years’ experience in the pr<>- I scription busiocsb in northern and southern cities, Le j feels himself fully prepared so cy;npoqud all prescrip tions ui.U fumily mo tit-lues entrusted to him, with care, neatness and disputch. Prescriptions put up at all hours of the day nnd night, by a skilful and competent hand. Physicians* Country Merchant* mid Families, and all per so us who need or may need pure and genuine Medicines, or any other article that is generally fouud in a well regulated Drug Store, are respectfully invited to cull and examine his stock before purchasing else where, at tho Apothecary** Hall. .IK DkFORD, , mar 22 ts Druggist and Chemist. i — Z’ i TAILOB.IMj&o | p U ; w ‘ Pw Jm , Which they arc to the neatest ami most (kshionalfie styles. I Also, their stock of Ready Made Clotliß^;. I all of which have been got up in a superior style to j any ever before offered for sale in this market. Their stock of FURNISHING GOODS is complete, j and well assorted. Then! Goods will be sold on the most rrosonabe and accomincxlating terms, innr 25 if T. \V. McARTIIOR eV C 0., (SION OP TIIF. 810 coi l i K POT) WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL TIN WAKE MANUFACTORY AND STOVE WARE ROOM. j in _ WK have now, and keep con- ■* ! rfc- jci stanfly on hand, a full and ex | Ey’’ *r> tensive STOCK, which wo offer on j I Wjfr!M|Vcrj reasonable term:-. l ALSO - Pumps) Lead I*lll4*, Sheet JLcn<l, Copper and Zinc. | These Pump* are of simple construct ion, and every j part perfectly fitted—they aro so made that they nviy I he taken apart and access gained to all the valves with 1 out taking up tho pipes, or oven detaching tho jfiut | form, to which the Pump is fasten".!. We are ui i.-• ii mg tie celehrah i Hack Pattern Cooking St )*, f \ l. which is i iug > ■ . 1 extensively used in 1!. city and -ountry. The sue- I l cess of ibis Stove, since it- introduction bv ns, has! been gratifying--- noildng Im- cv< r been off. rui t.. tho j I public I*v cd-nnrv purpu-. -lhal lias; ;:oen such pen ‘ ’ oral satisfaction. We shall take gr< at ph asure in i tbowing till St whether you | 1 oof u or j nut, and wo 11;Ink we cun satisfy you that this Stove j ! is superior to any ever offered for -ale in tiffs muikot. I I mar2l STOKE, NO. 1. LARNARI'-ST. : SPRING AND STJ&MER t:-;;0D3, a r xiik -New Store, \o. I K| llroughion-Ktrcct. ; !VTYYV\ Wl. have just recm.-d t ,ur slock of : i^^X n]UWtV Muslins and la-ns which.! j for beauty and nratne cannot fosiir- j passed, and would invite ibo attention the ‘• i public to the same. As we are determined 1o suit the j j most fastidious in-tostc. aud in prices. and in styles of GOODS, which arc unequalled in tho city. Consisting of ’ Fine French Organdie Muslins, ! Super, do do do, do do Jaconet do, Super. French--aud English Lawns, ! I'renc.li Robe ala Bay adore, of the latest style* in i ; Muslins and Bareges. j Super. Illack Lawns and Muslins from I2 to 50 j ! cents; fast colors from the celebrated manufacturing I j hou**e of Mulhouse ft Frcros. Fig’d White ft Cul'd Swiss Muslins. 1 White limb’d Organdie do. I Col and, do Muslins, new styles, plaided., J Fine White Dotted Muslins. For sale bv mar 31 J. H. COHEN ft CO. | CHEAP SUGAES AK TEAS. . f r • DOUBLE Refined Crashed Su-p* , ’"7\ I par, Crystalized, Granulated do.. ■ 1 Alsu sparkling, bright Coffee lbs. tor* 1 j Lower Grades Brown Sugar, 14 lbs. for sl. ! Dark (suitable for sorvanfo t Sugar, 17 IBs. for s,l. j FRF.BH TEAS—Selected from the latest, importa i tions, consisting of:—Kxtru Hyson, lixtra Fiuo Gun | powder, and Ooolong. Fresh Mustard, Sardines, Pickles, Preserves, Sweet Oil, Almonds, fancy boxes Prunes, Brandy, London ! Mustard. Peaches, Turkey Figs, extra large and fine, j nnd 20 boxes Raisins (all clusters)*—w’hole, naif and ’ quarter boxes—Mace. Nutmegs, Spices, ftc. j Just received per steamer—2 bbls. Pig Hams; 50 Smoked Tongues, large size; 50 lbs. Bologna Suusnges; | 2 bbls. Smoked Beef. i For salo at DICKSON’S, i jan 20 Cor. Whitaker st. and Broughton lane. | HOME MANUFACTORY OF Saddles,Bridles an dHar ness. 183 Congretf-Strcct. Snvnnnnn, Ga. . /V The Su l .-'ribers manuffcr- ft* i turc and kocp constantly bn Shand, n 1-m.-.- Stock , f SAD IT DLKS, Bill DLLS, and HAR- riWir. I NESS, ou i make to order any description of article in I our line. Our stoc* comprises also, a large assortment | i of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valois. s, Saddle Bags, >Vhips,’ i Wool and Dray Collars, Dray Harness, etc. 1 Persons desirous of purchasing, would do well to; | give us a call, and examine our Stock. All work nian i ufacturcd by us, warranted for material and workman ! ship. | u MAli*™ 97 **’ V - MALLETT 4 CO. j ! N. B.—Repairing dour on the sh r rteet n'di*** and on 1 nsbleterins eet 20 j SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS. ■ MIUM SLAVING BIRDS. 5 - These useful and justly celebrated Birds wo y offered by Uiu Original Manufacturers, and recuminondod to the favorable notice of the v Ladies, as r.; tides which In point of useful* nc.is, beauty end dv rability, cannot tx purj orsod But li beauty ‘ us the Only ground upon which wo could roeocunor.d them, *v,. too would be ready to cxclrlm, here • igh of tuoh But howoftendo w sec the iVvlr form of v-en-j.n, and ti e natural bonutr which Heaven I'.ob po kindly given her, materially lossccod ■•y a drooping form the : atural cor.Foqv.once of sew h-K In r.:. uv.fcvoroblc pv. i'.lcn ? Ladies, we trust that wc aro no*, v im- two much when wo tell you, that ct the many thousands already Introduced, audio odd* slant vac, pene srv aught ugulnst them Address cr- I Jerp to ( nov 21) J. A. MAYER. “I'NFJ.CKABXJ! LOCKS. For doers of any kind, which chnlforgc tho world to pick them, the hereof a hundred ‘/ “ivk.s” not excepted, it Is due to the pull to that locks thus offered,should be burly tcftid. For that pui pore the pro] tit tor offers to deposit Fhu Hundrxi dollars In hands fer twe years. If not sooner won—as u icward to the successful operator,on the following terms. Any person may select three looks from thirty—before examining them—and may then examine the remaining twenty seven, and havo the use of their keys, lie may then have cnc month to prepare his picking instruments, when he must lo gin tho j ickitig oj.-t ration, and pay one per cent, per day on the amount dtp’ *ned. till he picks one of the selected i cks, or a be: dons It, the Inst of which hi may not do-till b has ojH'ruted ten days. When he hns picked no lock, to the acceptance <f a disinterest ed committee, he Is only to prove that he km ws how to pick them by'pi king the remaining two locks in the two following days, to the acceptance ol'the same 1 committee, and take the $5lO. This* may certify that Mr. L. S. Woodlrldgo Lns d* posited m my hands a certified check of SSOO, puyablu at the Hanover Bank,New Yolk, for the purpose Lion ; cd in the above advertisement- JAMES C. BEACH, Payable Teller at the Hanover Bank. *.* fbv aV*o\o Locks with 3 kevs, with a varictv of r-uperior ftnl>-hro foorc*, and House Door Urks, with • r-.d withe- .• ku ; V •<. ( urpenters Mortice, Stock, Cl iet Chest, rrunk Pad, Drawer, ftc., ftc, with porcelain and MinertJ Knobs, just received ami for v alo Ly E. LOVELL, June 5 No, 11 Barnard street 1 IST RECEIVED, a supply of Silver's Mineral s* Paints, fire and weather proof colors; unfading, -ilver's Mineral Paints, differ es.-entmlly from all oth, or.s in market. They are not C’luys, they requirea lit tle Oil, they do not work toughly, but flow easily as I White Lead. They lay on a >ory beftvy body, set light j away and become nn indestructnble coverijigof flint. They neither crack nor peel, and require no stronger | dryer than white lead. I have a variet y of color* Red, Yellow.various Browns and Jet Black. They me superior in body (or covtfr • >"g property) to any thing < *, r dfocovorcd. and pound for pound will Cover double the surface of white lead | cr Zinc Mineral Paints and require less oil. I am now prepared to cover tin Root's- - , as nothing ad ihe res to Tin like Silver's Mineral Paiuta. For sale by JOHN J. MAURICE, may fi 10 and 12 Barnard-strcet. A NEVER FAILING C 0 UGH REMEDY’ A I.nte Discovery. Pr. Win. 11. Tutfc’s Pectoral Elixir, For tho Complvtc, Speedy and pvnunnont euro of Coughs. Colds, influenza, Bronchitis. Asthma, Fvittingof .Ulood, Croup,t atan-h, Ilonree nvasTleumy, rneuinonia. Whooping CEuigh, Difficult Breathing, and lucipout Consumption. The above* p reparation is confidently recommended to those ufulcted with nnv of the al.ove diseases. It contains no mineral whatever, but is composed of vege table substances, which in their horn bins tinon exert a |ttKm|||fuJ and *To-ific. effect upon tha''Respiratory or polling, throng.’) tiieskm. kidneys, and hnwefo impure agencies which tend to disease the dell ’ substance ofthe lungs. Bin Asthma, its effects arc very prominent, relieving H&noal instantly the difficulty of breathing. W In Croup, one single dose, with a flannel saturated pvlth turpentine, bound to the throat, will relict e in I ten minutes. In Bfoncliitig, it promotes easy expectoration, and affords instunt relief. The Pectoral Elixir is not recommended to cure ali diseases, but only those ofthe lungs and their connex ion, and for these it is a Certain anti Pleasant Eemedy It is now patronized by many eminent physicians in heir practice, many of whom have given voluntary testimonials of its groat virtue in In-uling lung diseas es. Prepared bv Wni. 11. Tutt, M. D., Augusta, Ga; and sold by JA3. 11. CARTER, Savannah, aid by all the principal druggists South. nov 10 DANCING~ACADEMY.~ ‘ f-’ft MONSIEUR A. BONAUD, .respectfully in form? bis patrons, nnd the public in genera! / 1® that he will open Ids Academy at ARMORY i 11 ALL. on Saturday, llilh Oct r ut 6 o’clock, P, M. All Lis former pupils are respectfully invited to ! attend. II nil Days —Tuesdays. Thursdays rnd Saturdays: from 5 to 7 for young Ladies nnd Masters, and from 9 to - for Gentlemen. Price of tuition, sl2 for twenty four lessons. ts oct 14 IMPORTED i liquors, Segars, ar.A Fancy Articles. ’lbe Subscriber has on hand a line and ‘’*•ll selected stock, com; rising the follow PMJi.fWt half jfipos Otnnh Dupv ft Cos ■ do do (fid li* :n. LuaM'Y v 2do do Sr, erae, Vintage 1140l 1 40 i 2do .*• .ban Louis, do 1800 L3 do do J J Dupv | 4do do old Re* : v.. Madeira 2do do London Particular J :t do do < fid Port Wines i Pdo do 014 .Slurry •70 racks Os n I ret [ 20 ca*ik- * hompnguu ( SO.OOif Rio lionda lu.uio Lu Grulz Baqars 5,000 Lu Union 10,0 0 0 L; Patria 25.000 Trabm us Afoo. a largo supply of Fa nnv Gro* evios, such ns trr* ported Cordials. English Pickle; and Ssuens,Preserves Prunes and Jelly, foi M l-by A P*\ a I’D. ’ dc<- 8 Corner Dfv rnd Whitaker-sts. | ‘IM NNEPSEE FGUfc. • for sale bv I li. J GILBERT, I f.U 0 Wept side Market square. IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED. ‘lull - , groat number of persons both mule and fc I male wh have been bone-fitted by the rppliea ! tion of Dr Banning's improved'dJrace.or abdominable i suj'porter. during the past year, has Induced the suh pcriber to order a large su\ply of the above vnl j uable article, dirwt fr* m flu; menu factory, which j will enalfic him to refivee the )-rleo of the same Jfo that, all enn he nccommoi utod who require their assistann*. A female well qualified to fit the Brace will ho In attendance upon ladies, and. if desired, will bo waited upon at their residences, j apr 21 S. G. PANCOST, Eroughtc>n-st MAY DAY PARTY.—Tho Army of little boys aro informed there is a full supply of W hite Lin i on pants. White and Fancy .Marseilles Vests. Jackets, ; Shirts. Hals, Stocks, ftc., ftc. lo he lmd ut the Clothing Store, Gibbons Range, and for sale by Hpr 80 GEO S. NICHOLS. (H>RN. —3000 bushels prime White N. C. Corn, lv expected. For sale on or before arrival. | apr 30 A. C. TOMS. Cv‘AL ft Cargo ol niith’stVal per schr Hemy.— j Just received aud for sole by ! apr 50 II I NTER ft GAMMELT, ; / MIN GUESS WATER.—A flesh supply of congress \ - Water received direct from the Springs nnd for ] sale by _ faprSO] J. B. MOOR Est CO. I'TSMON SYRUP. — f>o boxes Key’s Superior Lem 4on Svrup, assorted qualities. Just received Mid j for sale by rnvrftO] P P MOORE ft CO I VvKIED""PEACHES. —Abo. Dried Apple . ’end | f Prunes, Citron and Bunch Raisins, just received 1 and for sale by [r. 80] W. O. DICKSON. | vlf . HOOFIi A STD’S CELEB 1 \TED GER I / MAN BITTERS, for the cure of Liver Com plaint, Jaundice. Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility. Chronic Diarr hoea, I’isecase of the Kidney; ami all diseases arising j from a disordered Liver or Stomach. Received and ■ for sale by J. E. DeFORP, apr 33 Apothecaries Ha^L HAY. —125 bundles Hay. landing persch.oaaf at aruct. For sale by aprfi BRIGHAM, K FJLLY A C INBJT TURKISH FRICTION TOWEL?— Avery j useful article for bathing purposes, nnd much su : porior to the hair gloves now in use. where friution is required. They are.verN- highly recommended by tho • medical faculty in England and the United .“fates.— Just received andfoi sale by W, W I TNCOT.N. mar 24 Monument Square NO. 294