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vol. hi. DAILY PAPER S4—TRI-WIEKLY $2. Sitaoitnal) Cuming Jkurmil. AILY Fapek, - - $4 | TM-SVk:'KLT, - - $2 B t J . is. Cl THOMAS w! LANE, Editor. ADVERTISING RATES. ~ Advertisements inserted at tho foliowiug rates, — j FOR O.VE SQCARK OF TUN LINES. Oue insertion, $1) 60 One month, $6 00 Two “ 1 00 Two ‘ l i 10 00 Three “ 125 Three “ 12 50 Four “ 150 Four “ 15 00 Five “ 175 !Blx “ 20 00 One week, 200 One year, 30 00 ft f Contracts for yearly advertising may be made * n liberal terms. Legal advertisements inserted at the usual ratosand Strict care taken that they be published according to law. Ail advertisements from transient persons, or stran gers, to be paid for in advance. Thu privilero3 of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular buttness, and nil other adver tisements, not pertaining to their regular busindt>o, as agreed for, to be paid extra. All advertisements sent to this office without directions as to the number of insertions, will be pub lisheidaily, until ordered to be discontinued, and charged accordingly. iiit jin mi. Chinese Guillotine. It appears by a statistical statement, publish ed in tho Friend of China,in December last,that j during three months of last year, four hundred j nnd one celestials were put to death, in Canton. ‘ The beheading is performed with the sword iu a j very dexterous mndner. The executioner forces tlio head of the culprit back wards by tugging at his long tail, and when the neck is thus ex posed, the heavy sharp blade whistles through the air and the head is severed from tho body at a single blow. Sometimes as many as sixty or seventy felons are arranged in a row, and the executioner passes along tho line lopping off head after head as if they were so many cab bages. Mormon Emigration. Tho editor of the St Louis Republican recent- , ly took a trip up the Mississippi river,and gives the following description of a lot of Mormon emigrants who were on board the steamer: On board wore upwards of two hundred Mor mons en route to Salt Lake. They were chiefly Danes, and a more than usually neat and res pectable looking body of passengers. There were also some Welsh, and a few Portuguese, i all for the same destination. Tuey appeared to I bo healthy, and from theainount of the baggage they had with them we suppose they are pos- ) sessed of considerable wealth. Os the number, many were young persons, male and female. Some of the latter wero handsome, though dress od in the gariueuts of a long voyage, and their j destination called to mind tho peculiar system which prevails in the land to which they are going. There aro at present e leainpcd on the ; bill above Keokuk between fifteen hundred an l j two thousand Mormons, preparing to start for | the Salt Lake. They have formed a regular encampment, and tiro making up their outfit;; oomc of them are lodged in tents, and many of \ them in tlie covered wagons in which they ex- | poet to cross the plains. They have selected this point because of the j couvenieiK-o of procuring stock, provisions, JL.c. j From Keokuk they will go by land to Kanes ville, and thence to the City of Promise. Small | detachments aro sent oft’ns fast as they can bo : Equipped ami provided for. Tho whole are Under the supervision and direction of the agents ; Os the Immigration Society. This society brings them out, pays their passage, and provides for them the means to reach Sait Lake, at a given sum per head. The expense is paid, in whole or in part, ns tho o nigra ul cli ses to o a joy or ; deny himself comforts, at a fixed sum per head. They all seemed to he happy ; mil on Sunday 1 •Morning every one capable of reading was de- ! Voutty engaged in studying the religion they profess. They have a long and wearisome journey before them ere they reach tho city of tho Luitcr Day Saints. Power of tile Uuglisii Language. It used to be said that If Athens aul Licc dcOinon could but make up their minds to be ! good friends and make a common cause, they , Would be misters of the world. The wealth, the scieuoe, tho maritime enterprise, and daring ; ambition of the oue, assisted by the population, the territory, the warlike spirit, the stern I institutions of the other, could not fail to carry tho whole world before them. That was a pro ject hostile to the peace and prosperity of man- | kind, and ministering only to national vanity.* A far grander object, of more easy and more honorable acquisition, lies bot'uro England and the United States, and all other countries owning our origin and speaking our language. Let them agree not in an alliance offensive and de fensive, but simply never to go to war with ono anothor. Let them permit one another to de velop as Pprovidonee seeius to suggest, and tho British race will gradually and quietly attain to : a pro-etnineneo beyond the reach of mere policy : and arms. The vast an l ever-increasing in terchange of commodities between several in mi- 1 bers of this great family, the almost daily communication now opened across, not one, but 1 several oceans; tho perpetual discovery of new ! means of locomotion, in which steam itsoif now bids fair to bo supplanted by an equally power ful but cheap and more convenient agency, a'i promise to unite the whole British race through out tho whole world in ono social and commer cial unity, more mutually beneficial than any contrivance of politics. Already, what does Austria gain from Hungary, France from Alge ria, Russia from Siberia, or any absolute mon archy from its abject population, or what from its rural suburbs, that England duos not derive in a much greater degree from the U. States, and tho United States from England? What j commercial partnership, has industrious house hole exhibits so direct an exchange of services? All that is wanted is that wo should recognise this fact, and give it all tlio assistance in our power. Wo cannot bo independent of ono : anothor. The attempt is more than unsocial ; it is suicidal. Could either dispense with the; labor of the other, it would immediately lose tho * reward of its own industry. Whether national jealousy, or tho thirst of warlike enterprise, or tho grosser appetite of mercantile monopoly attempt tho separation, the result and the crime are the same. Wo are made helpmates for another. Heaven has joined all who speak tho British language, aud what heaven has joined let no mau think to put asunder.— -London Times. Colored Signals—‘Singular Facts. Colored signals have for some time been used upon French railroads as a means of acquain ting the engineers of approaching trains with the state of tho track, during the night. Each guardian has three bull’s-eyod lanterns ono white, one green, and one red. While is signifi cative of perfect security ; the green nnd red aro indicative of danger, and the necessity of precaution. Bat it seems that this system will have to bo abandoned. Many people arc inca pable of distinguishing one color from another and accidents have positively happened, by tho engineers soing tho green light through the red, or vico versa, *and taking the supposed and mingled colors for white. Instead of holding up nndlookingout for “track loosenned by rain,” or “rails uphoaved by tho frost,” he would count on perfect security.” and dash on into obstruc tions and devastation. This affection of the oyo is denominated by pbisicians chromatodseudop sii, ; and the Monitcur says it is much more common than is generally supposed. Prevot af firms that oa® person in twenty has ib and Sheukeck ihat fully five in forty are uiiliciod with it. Professor Thompson, of Glasgow, has for several years declared tho employment 2 colored signals on Railroad* to bo utt.Mide 1 ly ino colors most likely to be mistaken the one for tho other. The same journal . .i:ious u ; person ofits acquaintance who was commission ed by a lady to buy her a green silk at Lyons. ] On his return he brought her a red one, think -1 ing that he discharged his duty with extreme \ propriety, It says, too, that this incapacity to distinguish colors is frequent even in persons whose professions would seem to render great delicacy of eye necessary j und quotes four well known painters, three surgeons, two paper-ma kers. two dyers, a shall-washer, a tailor, and a . worker in enamel. Several employer on the Northern Railroad ; have been convicted of it. Gardeners are of- j ten obliged to squeeze an apple or pear to find ; | out whether it is ripe. Its color is no guide. 1 The Muniteur also knows a stationer who otters ; you whito sealing-wax for red, and piles the ease of a manufacturer, of paper-hanings who could not tell rod from pale-green, and who 1 made so many mistakes that he had to go out of ; the business. In consideration of all which facts, tho Directorsof Railroad Coinpauies ure urged to hit upou a surer method of eommuui- • cation between the guards and the conductors. ; John C. Calhoun. We were walking from Clark’s hotel iu Co lumbia to tho Legislative Hall, in December, 1834, whoa we were suddenly grasped by tho arm, and as suddenly wheeled to tho‘‘right about.” Kerr Boyce of Charleston, still hold- j ing us firmly, said, “Let mo introduce you to i i Mr. Calhoun?” Wo feel even now tho thrill that tiugled through our young hluod— Cal | boun! We wore utterly c ’..f umJcd, and ve maiuod, as if rooted to the spot iu speechless , amazement, when Mr. Calhoun advanced, and ; ottered his hand in the most cordial manner. I lie had evidently’ been conversing with Mr. Boyce iu bis usual dashing style, and his face was clothed in smiles. We looked at hitu— j and then it was we saw that eye! the brighest, J the blackest, the most brilliant and the most in tellectual that we ever saw in mortal head. ; Wo have seen all the distinguished monos the ; United States—except General Jackson—but their eyes were nothing when at rest. But : Calhoun’s eyes never were at rest—they ghinc- i nl like lightning, not dazzling you, but literal ly flashing with the flic of genius—in a word, ! he is the only man that we have over encoun tered who bore the indelible mark of genius. The moincntyou looked into his eye and caught their expression you saw tho God—tho spirit that rules the world—and you never dreamed of doubling his superiority to yourself and to all the men of the age. If all the splendid eyes of all the beautiful women of America were gathered together in one bright, blazing, beam ing focus; they would pale before the Greek lire of this trunsccudcnt genius. Its glance was magical— hat of Alexander tho Great could not have been more so—and black us the ra- | ven’s wing—there was a glory in its beams ’ that played like lightning on the edge of tho : storm. llis manners wero irresistible; cordial, kind, 1 warm with the spirit of enthusiasm that nnima- ! ted his soul, you felt his power as if u spark of I electricity had touched your heart. “I am ! very glad to meet with you,” said Calhoun, ob , serving our excessive embarrassment, and evi- . deutly with a feeling us pride as he noticed the j reverential respect us his youthful admirer.’’ ‘•I have to thunk you,’ we rcpiied, “for your | kind notice, and lor your correspondent:. ’’ . “Let us keep it up,” sai l Calhoun, his bright eye glancing—“lotus keep it up; it is never too late to do something in a good canso.” lie then dashed otf in his rapid style, his hand an l ‘ eye assisting by their motion the current of his j extraordinary conversation. We cull it con versation for want of a better term; but it was a brilliant speech, in which political axioms were thrown otf in sentences, and with such ra pidity .and such irrepressible vivacity that it required ail our attention to follow him in his lghtning flight. What a talker! Wo shall give frequent instances o. his conversational ability in the course of these pictures, and there- J fore merely state at present that ho touched— , as he flashed along- on the motives, character and conduct of parties and partisans, the nature ! and form of governments: tho domestic con cerns and foreign relations, their tendency to destroy liberty, and the* method of redressing grievances. These wore the themes which in terested him most. Ho seemed to seize tho truth by intuition; there was apparently no mental struggle, but i lea followed idei as if the machinery of bis mind delighted in perpet ual motion. We see him now in our mind’s eye as he stood on that memorable occasion! His features earnest and intent; his voice full and sonorous; his enunciation rapid; his tongue, taking tho thought as it came from his brain and giving it shape; and his hands, which seem ed to hold the argument that ho was coin bating assisting by tiioir energetic action to impress those ideas and thoughts on your memory for ever, His personal appearances, too, was entirely different from any of the thousand descriptions which have been given of him by the insidious 1 sc rib b l cts Jn nd invidious varlets who have scatter- \ o l their faL-ehoods from Marine to Mexico. In person, he was six feet high, his figure spare; ; his face rather pale, without beard, ■ t..l is he wore, at that time, a white neckcloth without a | collar, you wero induced to believe him older I than he really was. But his spirited style of ! : conversation exhibited anything else but pre matureage, and his hands, which were very ‘ white, added not a little to his fino persona! appearance —indeed his hands wero beautiful as sociates for his glorious eyos.— [Mobile Tri bune. AT AP OF SAVANNAH.—IF'tving purchased the Copy Right of Edward A. Vincent, Esq., of his New Map of Savannah, the undersigned lias made arrangements to fill all orders for the same at short notice, a sufficient number to furnish subscribers | was received by last steamer, and will bo delivered I immediately. \Ve are uuuble to supply the couutry j demand until the arrival of the next steamer. Ar rangements have been made for a further supply, i which we trust will be regularly received. All orders punctually attended to. Address S. S. SIBLEY, ! Bookseller and Stationer, No. 135, Congress-st. Savtti. i apr 8 O TIC’ 3S.—The subscriber having transferred all ’ i x his right, title and interest, as publisher and pro prietor of the New Subdivision Map of the City of j Savannah, to S. S. Sibley, Esq., Publisher and Book seller of this city, subscribers are hereby notified tba‘ they will receive their copies from him in future, as pnblisherof said Map. EDWARD A. VINCENT. Savannah, April 7, 1853. apr 8 /OIhOIUNE TOOTH WASH.—For cleaning and \y preserving the teeth and Gums, and cleansing the j mouth, received and for sal© by apr 18 J. E. DbFOIID. Anolhccßrles’lfnll. ! . BOOItS, received April 2i ty S. S. SIB- [ xx LEY. No. 135 Congress-street.— I The Rector of St. Bardidphs: by F. W. Shelton. My . Home in Tasmania.or Nine Years in Australia. Indies’ Now Cook Book; by Mrs. Sarah Jane Halo. Life Here and There: bv N. P. Willis. Nick of the Woods, a Tale of Kentucky: by Dr. Bird, j Love Affairs in Our Village 20 Years Ago; by Mrs. . Caustic. A Stray Yankee in Texas; by Phillip Paxton. Evelina, or tho History of a Young Ladies’ Intro duction into tho World: bv Miss Burney. The Shady Side, or Life in a Country Parsonage; by a Pastor's Wife; i The Old Man’s Bride; by T. S. Arthur. 1 A voyage to the Celestial Country from the Manu- j i script of An Old Salt: by Her. Dr. Cheovcs. ! Dr. Tyng’s Family Commentary on tho Four Gos . pels. Sacrod Songs for Family nnd Social Worship. i Every Day Scripture Readings, for the Use ol’ Fami lies by Rev. J. S. Blake, M. 1). Essays and Miscellanies of Grace Aguilar, selected from tho Manuscript, by her Mother, j Poetical Works of Thomas Gray; by Thos.Rce l. Summer and Winter of the Soul, by Rov. Erskcin Neale. Doctor Birch, and his Young Friends, j Boys’ and Girls’ Own Book. I Agnes Sorell, a Novel; by G. P. R. James. &c., &c. apr 27 jOiTHERX MEril ID IST HYMN BOOKS.—A O . -'.i ussorui iqt r . , ! nnU for Sale by fdi 23 . .SI BLEY. Ido Congress t. 1 ’ ■ •-* . uses Uuiiloux r-uiuiLt-s; 100 • , .b fresh Choc date for sale by 1 ‘ ‘ .BIN A UP. (\ A .'ll*lll .V flii.—2o barrels Camphine and Darn J iug Fluid. Just received and for sale by i may 5 J. D. MOORE & CQ. ; T'AS’.N'EU S OIL. TO barrels superior Hair Oil. 1 Jast received and fj. - sale by 1 may j j. B. MOORE & CO. 1 L’ C OTCH aTiTeTTyXD PORTER.--20 TblT Tai - i kirk Ale, and 2 ) do London Porter, in store and [may 5 a. DON AUD, \7 ELLOVV ,;amC I’OBAOC . -15 gross, justrb I • la::! for aide by | unij o A. BAN ATT). (TLYitET WIN Ei. — 2j boxea of superior j qiiliiv, for sale by A. BON AUD. i map 5 ’ cov Bay snd Whitaker sts. ... yt- I say’ LOOK HERE! ->^7 SHIRTS, Umbrellas, and water pro..’ Coats. Just _ received at the Cheap Clothing Store, Gibbon’s i I range, aud lor sale cheap by i may 5 GEO. S. NICHOLS. Sjiifi’iifiie’ VittY HAL'fDSJMtI. T’U.Sl’ received per steamer, a splendid lot of Figured White silk and Marseilles Vests—-the prettiest ever I brought to this place. Call aud free them at the Cloth ! ing Store, Gibbous range. For sulo by I may 5 Li HO. S. NICHOLS. ! \ini.\LE OIL. — 20 barrels Bleached Winter i \ V Whale Oil. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE & CO., I mar ID Gibbons’Buildings. UTTER.—A few packages of iresh Butter just 3 received and for sale ut the Emporium by j may 4 BEABJRN GOODALL. Ci VIIRI.VGJEIIORsis FOR SALE—A pair Zs / o.iy Heroes, kind, gentle, un l excellent travellers. Apply to L uidy ij PADELr JJJ, I AN Ji: CO. NE W B J JiC*. PRISM ATICS. by Richard Haywardo, illustrated with engravings. I Electro-Bliysiology. a sciontifle, populur aud practi cal i'rea’.Ueuu the Froventionj Causes and Curoof Dis ! case, or Electricity us a Curative Agent: by Dr.Gcrshou | Half. i The Child’s firs*. Hi.* t.wy of America; by the author i of Little Daru. ! .Mother and h>v Offspring, by Stephen Tracy. 5 The Bourbon Prince—The History of the Royal Duu ! phiu, Louis XVII, of Franco. j Ellon Lino, a FrunconDu Story; by the author of I the Hollo Books. Minnie Grey, or Who is the Heir? By Amy Lau- I rence, ac. Also, a further supply of the History of Poudcnois, i by i'iiac’UT.iv, II i: y Esmond; Vanity Fair. Mtf Novel."bv D-.l.vcr. Villette, by Currcr 8011. | Biruurn s Uto rut 1 New . A oitha’s Httßbaud;Glca sou’s Pictorial. Fur sale ut the Bookstoix* of may i 8. .i. SIuLEY, 135 Cungrosast. ‘ | fUST it ; tl V per steamer—lo bids. Apple*; ID J -•/ boxes )r in ;l> dj Lcoiaus, Figs, Nuts, itaislus, i Curraut* Cltr-.. Dates, ot". GET ALEXANDER, Bull and Con4re3-.sU, npr 15 H winm m j uare. | VE\vU juTTs;— ..l iMojy; u wlcnlific l and practb al treaties on the pr-.-veutiun, cau-es 1 and cure of Ui.ie:i*-e; or electricity as a curative a rent, supported by theory and fuel: by Jr. Geiohom lluff— , ScOeuid edi’.iun—illo‘ irate 1. j Prisniatics: by Rif hurl Haywarde—illdatroted with , 1 onrravinjs from de-i:uj by Elliott, Worley, Kcu t>etl, llb-ks and Ro^-i'er. | Tho Child’s First History of-America; by the author ; of Little •• D >ra.” Barn urn's News No. 13. Received bv j may 3 J. B. CUBBEDGE. SSO bids. Liuie. now landing porschooaer ! .1 H. M. Jeuk.n.. For sale, by i u,JV 13 _ . n .tIGH \ AY. KF.LLY k CO. I Gibbon’s Ran^c. ry-'T’-v G. NICII )u&. bar. rcentlv re- Tr*“-rt t ” ) v od u lnrso supply of Traveller’s ’ iVj T.’iinks. Vallicos, and Carpal Bags, * 1 am vng which are the following: ; Superior English Solo Leather, iron frames, new pat tern*'. ; Do. black Harness Leather, irou frames. ! Black and bronzed Leather Ladies Trunks, now style. , j 28, ;;o and ;;2 inch brass band, extra finish, j *2S. 30 and 32 inch black aud bronze Folios. | 50 common black packing Trunks, various sizes. • Sole, leather and euimuon leather Vullieos. i L:ulius* U jt Boxes, new patterns,black and bronze, i 100 Wilton, Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet j 11a r>\ aM i e,- and qualities together with Satchels, i Those in want arc invite lto give him a call at the j ; Clo’hing Store, liibhou’a Range, where great bargains .! | will be given. Call and see. -” 1 1 EIIIOII Will I’d A.mi Ui-y/o I 7 1-or Railways. 'arts, Iloavv Maebinery, Oimubus-’- 1 ( ses.and all other Carriages: 0 Mils and 7 dozen cam* of I 1 tho above Grease, landing from sclir. Virginia. For j | sale by [mu-2d] 0. 11. CAML'KIELD. i DECEIVED l*fiß LATJi ARKIVAL3 > i li It’apply of Duffiold’s Sfaggi Shay’s (fiissard’s. and Rulosou’s Hams; al.-r, a fresh and full supply of new ■ Groceries, for sale low at ALEXANDER’S : aprlo cor. Bull and Con gross sts.. Mo.;nment.-sq 1 NEW SP kmG AND SUMtf EE GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICE. TITE have great pleasure in ui-eeiing live attention j TV of our old friend.-* and eu-t mers in this city { and the surr.lending country,to the full arrival ofour ! recent purchases, comprising the largest assorted stock ! of’general dry goods we havo ever offered for sale. To enable us to keep pace with our increasing trade, j we have removed our business to larger and more j commodious premises, in the new block of buildings on 1 BibG UIITOX-ST., OPPOSITE.ST. ANDREW'S IIALL ! WEST SIDE, where we will bo happy to have early j calls from all intending purchases. M. MIEN DERG AST & GO., apr 4 17a Brought >n-siroet. Id. - 1- n..’ 1 ■ coy Cup, Botiiing und Car riage Sponge, just received and for sale bv JOtlN B. MOORE A CO. FINE FRENCH MUSLINS AND SILKS. ll have this day received, per steamer, a very el ogant a.'lament of new and d-.- imble styles j of French Organdie aml Jaconet Muslins, at a very i reasonable price; also, rich light colored Mantilla ! Silks. M. I ’REN D ERG AST k CO., Din} 3 178 Br •: hton-at., opposite St. Andrew’s Hall 1 “j >. it; SHELS COR in store, And ft# sale by ; IgU apr 20 WELLS ft HI .:R. CAMFHINK AND KUKNINU- FLU ill JUST ret eivetl 20 bbls. of the above, which ; if-] f'T'wA “'ill be sold by the barrel or otherwise, at the ! i; .• tT:) lowest prices. Arrangements w ill be enter supply dealers. j ftn 2 it J. J. MAI 1 [CB. 1) EC El VED pei teamtthip Flori la lo hbls, Apple.-, 10 boxes Oranges, 10 do. Lemons, Raisfns, Fig.-. Nuts, Cranberries, etc. GKO. ALEXANDER, Hprl‘2 C-ir. Bu!t nnd Congress-sts. Monnnieiit-sq. I>\\ W A TEH- A superior article from the Isl > atul of St. Thomas, fur sale by apr 15 J. E. DkKOIH). Apetl Hull. 1> LAC ic WOODV M A(. A/1 N I-:, for February _> receeivvd by S. S. SIBLEY, mar 3 * ‘ 135 Congress-street. n x ill !'!;!!•• R -.: lON I .lI.U i. a i American Pomades, Rose ivephr.lia. genuine Bears. McCassar Oil, Ramsey’s Carting Fluid, Barry’s Tricophorous, Lyon’s Kutbairon, and Radwuy's Circas sian Balm, for sale Ly apr 29 JOHN B. 3IOORE A CO. \ T EW BUTTER.—Kereivi-d p-r -learner Ala; i bama, 10 tubs now Butter. For sale at DICKS’ )N’S, may 4 cor Wliitakcrst., & Broughton-Lane. mEED POT A TOES.—2OO bids prime Plant M lug potatoes, landing from brig A. Dunbar. For sale by (jan 29) HUNTER &GAMMELL. i ASTELE SOAP.—-20 boxes superior Old Custelo \_y Soap, received and for sale by may 17 J. B. MOORE A CO. C\ OSTAR’S EXTERMINATOR, for the dertruc j tion of Bats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Flics, etc., just received and for tale by pr 29 JOHN It, MOORE k CO. IADELI BLE INKS,—Kidder.-. Trants, Beeves, . Waters and Pay so ns, with and without prepuru tiuns, for sale by apr 2-J JOHN D. MOORE .fe CO. SALT’. —500 sacks Salt for sale by mar 17 n. J. gilbert. J)EC’D PER STEAMER—IU bbls Extra Mercer L b Potatoes; 10 do Kidney do; 10 do Peach Bloom do; lo do Apples; Currants, English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, | Pecau do, Filberts, l’ickicd Lobster, Sweetmeats, Cun | dies, etc. GEO. ALEXANDER, feb 2 Cor. Bull and Congress si..--.. Monument ?qr. 1 QUENCH BlTTEßS.—l2dozen just received and 1 fin’sale by [jan 26] AB> NAUD. I AMP WTCK3.—' loogross of Solar, Astral and A Lard Wirks, fur calo oy apr 2 JNO. B. MOORE & CO., Gibbons Buildings. PICKLES. —In barrels aud half barrels, put in vine gft , \ ready fer use. Just received, aud for stile by mar 28 SEABORN GOODALL. SAVANNAH, FRIDAY U’TERNOON, MAY 20, 1853 .’IODIC It ATE—IMPARTIAL—INUErESDK\T- JUST. Business (£ari>s. JOHN M. GUERARdI ‘ AITOILVEY AT LAW, Cois&uii*riioiiei* for New Jersey, 1 i o Bay Street, julv 19 Savannah. G\. _______ , ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office at the Corner of Bay und Whitaker Sts., over 1 feb 9 Swift i Co.’s Store. L3DIC WKLL TiTYOUK TIME. | THE Stbscriber would inform the public that he JL lias received u new supply of fine Watch sia fe>Jcaßp terial--, in tho way of Jewels, Cylinders, • Springs. Verges, Hands, and all other articles which 1 are necessary to carry on tlio Watcti Repairing busi- - lies? in all its branclie ; and will say that 1 am pro pared to sot in perfe. r order, the fim*.-t ••! nil M atches, | at short notice and reasonable charges. All work l warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Also, have ro ; ceivcd a lot of the genuine imported Crystals of Eug li-ih manufuctu>-c, which will not break—not easy, i Clocks and Jewelry cleaned und. repaired. V. W. SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, i j nov 23 12 J Congress-street. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, i ATTORNEY AT LAW, oct 20 MARIETTA, GA. ly j MEDICAL NOTICE. ! D RS. It 1-)it DD N&C U L LEN, Having .i- j iuted Lhoi. ‘. -I’i * i:i the practice of M*i diciuo and Surgery, re-pectfully tender their proles- j sioual services to the citizens of Savannah und vicinity. ; In cases requiring tlie attention of inure than one phy sician, the attendance of both can be obtained free of extra charge. Oflicooutha corner of Woet Broad and St. Julien streets. ly nov 10 “ Da. M. C. HEALD, Oillcc Cor. Broughton A Drayton Sts., Is prepared to per fur in ail operations FfcP’' ’ upon natural TEETH, aud replace those which are lost, from one to nu * entire Double .Bct. All work wurrout- j cd to be a- -Me. Extracting performed with cure aud i skill. Ch.irgi-s morlerute. Tooth-ache cured. Exam- j naton-and a lvi-e <?ruti’. W mar 2 I •- --7.^. jJli, i. ii Ji AL L cTiUHIt SON, E X VIS TS, Oflc* v>r.St. J alien-.it. ami Market Sfre 1 over S. Wibnot’s jewtlry store. Office hours from S to 2 o'clock, aud from 3 to C. mar 11 oom DR. S. G. PANCGSTT I la prepared to perform all uecessary j f’;f -ns for the regulation, prescr ilfr lotion aul beautifying of the tecth.and I will in.*ort artificial teeth, from a sin . glo tooth to a double sot. Dr. P. will spare no oT.-rt to ! j give the utmost satisf.ictioa to all who may command j ■ lii.- services. anr 21 A.'UAliiUOAii HJOSE, .Til lIANOVEIt STREET. - - - BOSTON, laHrf 31 1’ E\Y I S 111 CE , iilii. dCojailt, Enlarged, and Elegiintly Famished, i I Possessing all the modern improvements and eou vouieucesfur tho accommodation of tho i doc 2 tru\ cling public. ly “ WASHINGTON HALL, THE TRAVELLER'S lIO3IE, Mucon, flu., 777* •** An Omnibus always in readiness to convey • ’ ■; - passengers to urn l from the Rail Road depot to ; j tho Hall. 11. P. REDDING, Proprietor. j J Li. F. Df.NsS, riuporiutendant. omo apr 19 I : sae3hallhsußs ‘ i SA \ A A N A U , G E O . , I T?* l GjRB.'N I'Ahu). ! jj] Lti: f the United States Ilotol, Augusta, Geo. .IkmL apr 19 ly Z. N. WXNKLKbT j Factor a:id Gotumir-sion Merchant, 22) Day-st., Williamson's Buildings, i niirl'3 ly ~ J L,iE:T"nIJtIEi'JKY. INS LTI A N C E ii RO K E R A X D N O TAItf PUBfKC. ’ Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad i justed, Charter Parties and Average Bunds drawn.— , Papers prepared whereby to recover los e- from Amc ; rican or British Underwriters, and attention given to all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. J No. 118 Buy street, opposite the front of the Custom House. ly uov 8 “ s. z. TiuephyT WIIEELWHIGIIT A. lILACKS.MITH, N ‘ 2 .VI. lUI.UN SIRtKT. “• - West nidi of the Ma and. S.vann <h. rs Carriages made and repaired at short notice, . S’ I and nt reasonable prices. j jan27 ly JAMES J 6. FXDLEtI, - Dealer am! Importer of Watclies, j “ ( .S Jewelry, Silvvr Wu re, .ikilbiM Fnuev Guoilo, ‘vC. No. 12, So. 21 Strict, Pniiadelphia, Pa. | sept 8 1 y JOHN ANr i OisG3. ~ PORTRAIT. LAN DSC APK AN D ANIMAL j PAINT SR St. Andrew - I hdl.e<truer of Broughton and mar 5] .TefTerson-strcots. [Cm Li. Hi DAKI] Y, I FASUIONAULi: TAIL *ll AND CUTTER, 14r*J}4 Congress St., ! Offers his services to the citizens of Savannah, and j respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. He I has no doubt of giving satisfaction to till who tuny fa j vor him with an order for cutting or making the most j fashionable garment;. ; dec 13 DANIEL CKOMLAY, FASHIONABLE ROOT .V A ICE II!! Corner of Broughton and ‘Bull Sts. JTHK Subscriber that lie bus arrived from Charleston, and has opened as above, whore they are prepared to cxiioufo ord, i-s f. .r Boots rif tho finest finish and stylo, atul •• 411a'. if ivt superior, to any heretofore offered to the puVilic. He has many friends in tlii.s State who have been Ills patrons in Charleston, and | he solicits from them and the public a cull and a trial. I novß 1y j THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE *. CLOCKS, JEWELED. THESE Clocks are constructed ;at conside- i rjll 'h’• M i i"-n-; with a particular re- T X-'-nl flut’d to durability, the most serious ohjec* |y... J’jl tion to the lever —tho wearing of the points of the balance shaft and screws, the conse quent increase of fri -ti *n and decrease in motion after running a short time—being obviated by the use of a polished stone jewel, straight pivot or bearings.instead of points to the balance shaft. They are case l in bciiutif.il cast Iron, ornamented frames, and warranto I Lo be us perfect time-keepers as the bestaroin use. For sale at the Jewelry Stro, 129 Congress-st. feb 5. T I'ST RECEIV ED—SO bales Georgia Cotton Osna fj burgs, to be suld very low. M. PIIENDEUGAST & 00.. 178 Broughton-st., opposite St. Andrew's Ilall, fob 28 W cst side 1” )E itFb’MElt Y, S-JAI’S. Fancy Articles, Ac.— French, Gorman.and American, warranted genv iue, ami imported. For sale by J. 13. DeFORD, mar 31 Apothecaries’ Hull. TANARUS) OYVL AN D>S K ALYDOR.— This f-eiobr’iited Viprepamtioti fur improving und beautifying tlio complexion, era Ii :ating all cutaneous eruptions, and rendering the skin soft, fair and blooming—warranted the genuine article—is for sale by JOHN B. MOORE <fc CO., mar 12 Gibbons'Building. I ) ECEIVRD~PBR STFAMER^dlccker’s self- Vnii-ing Flour, Pig Ilnnis, Shoulders und Sides. Dried Apples and Potu bc-. Bologna Sausages; Smoked and Pickled Tongues, Fulton Market Beef, l*ig Pork, Extra No. 1 .Mackerel, fresh Salmon and Lobsters. GEO. ALEXANDER. nprls cor. Bull nnd Congress-Ms., .Monument-pq UST received a fresh -up; ly ot English Sauces aud English Pickles. For sale by A. BON AUD, mav 12 cor Bnv nnd Whitaksr-st. 1 > EtJ.-d VED by stc iUDi- Fl’ i-ida,- doz. Curacao Cor- Jx dials; Odoz. assorted Cordials: 10 doz. Dutch as sorted Cordial, in jugz; a very superior article. For sale by A. B )N AUD, may 12 cor Bay and WLitaker-st. LUTTER ! BUTTER:!—Fresh supplies landing 9 per steamer. Strictly Prime Goshen Butt or, Fair do do, Low-priced do do. mar 30 WM. L DTTC V>N_. ! C'IOLLETOX BITTERS—A purely vogo j table preparation and a sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia, just received und for sale by may 14 J. l\ MTTRE .t C\ T)HILADELPH li\ AhE AND POUTER.-20 X bids iu pint und Quart bottles, in fine order nnd for sale by [mar 20 j A. RON AUD. PATTES.— -justreoeivbil, afre>r, -upplv of imported Pattes with Trades, 1 doz. Torrinu de Fois Gras Truffo, Ido Pattoa De Becussineg Truffe, Ido Pattes Ce ,prodreuux Truffo, Ido Pattes Fcis Gras. For ?alo by raarSO A. BON AUD, Unaincaß Qiartis. ! ~ WELL 3 & DURX, r'actora i<nl Cotumlsnioik rirrclianti, L. W. Wslls, flavunnolt. L. M. Dour, Columbus. ; mar 1 ly OTBEaBv,’ i House n?id HignPalnter, Guh.dcr,Gio zicr ami Paper Isu;iger, No. 21 McDonough and B 2 Porry-sts. | Orders will meet with ] . nr t_ .ttemirand be exu 1 cute 1 in the b -st manner. feb 7 SfURGES i: HAMPTON, | General Comu;is i .io;i Morohsnts for Lninbor, OJi c .To n.-.y-., :*!. Savounuh; ! M-'I r-s. T. N'. Poulaiu a: Son. Hand. Williams AC >, Davia, K'.lb A Fannin :. tV. S. >t T. 11. Roberts, Del* ! char i Hollingsworth, ii**n. Andrew J. Miller, Col, j John Millidge—Augusta, (ia. j Messrs, iliui 1, NvUliams .v Wile w—Charleston. I Me =r*. li inter A Uanuuell, and Lr. li. L. Byrd—Sa* , vnnnali. Ga. I fob y fl mos BOOKS AND STATION! lit, Parrish, hnnah.g tc. Miiivs, Publishers, Booksellers and Stationorß, 30 North Fourih-Bt., Philadelphia HAVE Constantly oil hand every article suited to tlie business of the couutry merchant und D*x>k seller; auu arc :tl-'* prepared to r.r-.k • up every kind of blank and pria.od work which in iv he ordered. Cil.vs. i). I’a.v: IUCiIAW) 0. U. DfIKNINO, cents Iv H : it Y i>. Mlah:. MASTKR BUILDER. Will take eon tract s l r Dailding and Working Ma sonry of every description. Rc*idenec, first door west of St. Andrew’s Hull, Broughton-streot. oct :IQ . J. J. MAURICE, TIX ROOFER, Tho subscriber is prepared to lay Tin Roofr on wr j root principles, and. from 10 years* experience, feels | surod hr enn give satisfaction. Pi Los very low. Best Iroforonoe given. tub 18 Gutters aiid Conductors made 1> order. -*E3 I HULL oi iIiNG, I FACTORS, C0MM1...-I > < F Jit WARDING MER- CiIAN I S. N’o. 17*5 Ray at., !iavanna!t,Utt. I oct 9 iy i j FORT &” D UNHA EL FACTORS ANT) C OIMIScION MERBIIANTS, Suvaiiuali, Gn. i IIr.NRY R. Fort, T. K. Dunham. | oct 12 iy i V. JACOBS, SESAIt AM) TOBACCO STOKE, Ball S’reel, (Sign of the Dig Indian,) i NEAR M ) NUMB N’T SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GV. | N. it. -K-jeps constantly on hand Spanish, Half | Spanish, and American S • urs, nt whoh .-aloand retail. \ I MILLINERT AND FANCY GOODS. Mll. HO 10, 17 BA it ‘ AUD STREET, j Ta'.i* * lldinietlind i ‘:r..virn’.i ► .A*-5 th*! 1 ‘ -"f>. •i. mah and vi- •••,.- A .-/Jr uiuiiy. that, she lm- hand j L ; and will be roust an tly receiving a largi* and fa J hi;i2iahh a-M.itmont of Dun j ’ net.?. Ribbons. Caps. Flower*. Butt, Combs, -Man i tillan. Straw Trimming?;, etc. P. S.—All orders IV mi: the country promptly at t-n- ; | tied to. Amo *ct *2O j V. VV. SKIFF, ft VOU\Vutcli Haiti i-A Jeweler, f ; -}i Swanunh. VtjJjL .jLLjJ ti •'-WatehiN. Clocks, and Jew elry,*™*^ repaired aud warranted. J. £ GJHEN cc CD., > IP) BHOL'OHT v ST., ‘Svxt to I. W. Moi-rell A. Co.'n Furni- , tlire Store, Are daily receiving large addition.--- to tlioir much ad- , mired aud cheap f t-x k of DRY GOODS, *‘of thu Newest and m Fahionuble Styles,” acknowl edged by all to >•* •CIPKAPEU TUAN THE CHEAPEST.” Our facilities enable us to keep a unplcte assort ment i ’ in our lino, and we aro determined to make this the ! | -Real Cheap Store of Savannah.” by selling Retail at ! Wholesale Prices. Soliciting a cuntinn.-Pinn of the pa- I tronage ?o kindly extended us, wo respectfully invito i i all to call and he saihla-d. j Planters will find i: to their intercut to examine our Stock. I No trouble to show Goods.. may 28 ; A oaSS ji The uii hu-sigued liaving re-opeued with a:i entile New Ym DRUGS. CICEMICAhS LAA —;u<l— FANCY ARTICLES. At No. 139 South Side us ilroughton-bt.. formerly Walker's Marble Yard, Is now ready to furnish any thing in his Line, at the shortest notice. SODA WATER made in his own peculiar wav, sent to any part of the citv, and always to be had at the store, in the highest state of perfection. Proscriptions put up with rare and dispatch. ifv* The Subscriber having served I the public long and faithfully, respectfully solicits a j share of patronage. £ :i mar 3 ly THOM VS RYBRSGN. Went, ‘ NEW WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY, AND FANCY STOKE, No. Id-! Urougbton-sfi, MU. F'KANOiS .-* f:!IN. Mani-fact uror of Chronorn-rteCloi.'k.-, T.i.vn Clocks. Ac., Ac., i [7—2 ’<jo ro.-pectfnlly inform- hi- eusioniiMs and the Zzfe.yjg public g- i-ra!!;.* G at h- has f- ‘.ad up U Store 1-1 ? Brou”huu-‘t.. where he intends to makes* ; permanent location and carry on tin- .h ...•!• y hiii.i<-- , in it- various branches. Wat dies. fl. Ton u ('1 i-U:-. U'hronouieters,Je vi lev. ih- and repaired ■ with dispatch and wr ran tod. New l'a.-hiun elry i I and Fancy Good-1 fall 1 .-c: Iptioin* id at the lu.ve-t I prices possible. , N. R.—Any Watch, Clock. Ac., t’.at cannot ho re- I paired by other watchmakers, T ’■ledge m*. self shall i I be repaired by me to -a.i-d’uetion and warrant,.-1. nov 4 ‘ ly FU ANVIS STEIN. J ) AISIIVS.—IOO whole, half, and ijr. boxes prime Bunch Raisins, fur sale I>\ feh 4 i’OIIEN .fc TAItYEH. J rECKER’S Self rising P:’ nt Flour, Gi and 12 1 f_ lb. package*.) Also, Yeast Powders, Super. Cayb. Soda, and Cream , Tartar. A full supply of the above article- received per , steamer Florida, for sale, at Cash Prior..?, by fob 10 ‘ W.O. DICKSON. | TYrrc.ST INDIA Hi: -ERYI’ -t Prcione?, I y V by steamer FI >.- Ja. and for sale by nmr 4 A. BOX AUD. N’E W l! >OKS Contributor, and Travels in London—Am.Mnn'-. ; Library. Agatha’s Husband, a novel by the author of ‘'The : OgHvies,” .fee. The Three Pirates, or the Cruise of the Tornado, by Hurry llaxel, author of•• Yankee Jaci .” .fee. Tlie Spitfire; a Nautical Itounnce, by Capt. Chomier, author of -Bon Bruce,” .vc. Graham’s Magazine, for April. Godov’s Lady’s Book “ “ P ter? Hi’s I.adies’ Magazine do do. Barnaul's Illustrated News, No. 12. Received by mar 23 J. B. CL’RBKDG!'. I'LUID EXTRACT OF SENNA.—ThP. extract pos ■ sesses the active properties of s una in a concen- ; trated form, and is a mild und pleasant purgative. Just j eceived for sale bv feb 21 \VM, )V. LINCOLN. Monumcnt-Pg. I>ATTES.— .lust rei-eived n f.-.-h suj'ply of imported Pallas, wit Ii TrnftVs, viz : 1 dozen Terrino Do Fois Gras Tufiefl 1 do Pnttcs Do Ikicaesines do. 1 do do De Perdrcaux do. 1 do do Dc Fois Gras for sully. A. BAN AUD. mar 23 comer of Bay and Whltaker-Ft*. OHRIS~D E N TIF Rl C . *V e* jpared by A: fe J. Rauisav. This Dentifrice imparts tothegumsa beautiful and healthy appoaranc-c.ro j moves tartar from tlio tooth, affords an nereeablo fra grance to the breath, and clonuses artificial teeth. For j sale o‘ 25 cents per bottle bv JOHN B.MOORE A-CO, apl 13 Gibbons Buildings. 1) AGrGING-.—L) bal ■* B'l.rriiv.r.in tn>o and for ) >;la py jupr 10] BRIGHAM KELLY fe CO. piIIRYSTALTNE POMADE.—For ini proving and in* Ij cronsing the growth of tho Hair, j a.-t received md j for alo bv Fnviv H] J. B. MOORE A CO. ; V 1 ’ O. tsUGAR.— 3ii hhds, N. n. Sugur. for sutc I: w I li •to close, bv [m-iv'd SEABORN (DK>DALL. Ul CA LOIN LD > l AGNESI A, fully ogual to Henrys’ at ono half the price. One i | gross just received, and warranted fresh. Eor solo j by W.W. LINCOLN, mar 10 Monument Square. TIN WAKE : TIN WAKE ! ! lIIAVM ou hand und aui'-o'ista.itly iniuu.fucturing Ti \ w vi.ii of every varli j an 1 .... •. w h It j sale aud retail, to which I would invite the inspcc- , tion of the public—feeling assured thut 1 can give .-et isfuclion both as regard quality i?ucl price. Also, brasj Kettle-; iru.-s, iron, Enuniciod and Tin* I nod feu life ivu..-, Frying Pane. ; fjicoolhiu.; *: .au ; . i'.r * ; j Dogs; Iron Pots, Ov< n: and Spidc-.s. fen Keith’ i . ‘•-•i'iiro:*?: Waffle Ir*jns: T-.i-ie Cutler'; rn * Can'.! •• ‘ ru ick-. Sni’ffc*rv: i .-a and Dinner Bcii*'. ALoGht .-and iu.u .uj ’ LJ ’ J. J. MAuRICK. CAR PUT AND FLOORCLOTH V/AP.EHOTTSL C'uriaimqC'artaln Goods, etc. No. 150 CongioG3 and 67 St. J aicn-btrccts ’ v \\\ TilD subscriber knowing that the ciiLot s ■ 4 i/f Savannah have full a great interest in the ii.” e-..uWi.-ln. y ofa this city, and being awaro that many have been a wail ing llio completiua of the New store, so that they cvul . make their seleeii tn of the various arti’T.’sfor furni !.- ing their liouscs. would respectfully inform the pubu - : generally that ho w ill this Jay open the most com]! *tc . on - ‘pi.-.-tnuvi’.s will cou:i- 1, in part, of tho lu'lowiu ’ Hoods, viz; Carpet Department. Koval Velvet Tapestry Brussels, tfoeet Brussel Brusels, Velvet. Tapestry ut:d Dru.-.-••!- Ibr s airs. •’ ply, Superfine, Fine, and C uun n lnirain. hlain uru Twilled Venetian for stairs, halls, etc. K:-:*.,. • s . 1. 12-4 add M’4 i-.i Kidth, of every varietj < i potti ri - lleurih Hugs, Purl ir and btojp Mats i'aLie uud li. • Covers, Silver and Brass Oval and Octagou Stair ltous, Stair Linen, etc. Oil Cloths. , Os every width, from Ito 8 yards, for halls, dir.hv. room*-, stoui-J oats. snlouns. etc ; Rosev.ood, Main ny and small figured Furniture oil Cloth* 4-4, 04 wide; Figured India Rubber Cloth ft. itaiis. Curtains. Silk r.tid Worsted Drnia.sk DeLaine. Wonted and Linen Damask DcLuine, Figured a: .! I’lnin Dama :.\ . variety of color-, bin.- und Dull for Shades. Window Shades. Transparent Landsenpe, Med I’ioi. Oarl:-.r.d, •. Whito and O-ld. ontireiv Cord. I ■ !i* • Pels, with aU tho var: os Trimmings ibr Curtains Shades. Gilt Corai oes. ■ Bands, Loo]?s and Pins, of the greatest variety and patterns, of the latest importation—nil of wh‘nh will be sold,at wholesale or retnil.on thone st lil.-ral ti-n:i:. W.M. 11. Cl lON. Au.-nt. nov 9 lid Cougrev, and b 7 t-t. .lulicn ; APO THE (TAB Y r S HALL, ’ South EcJ Corner of Barnards!. c:ts, i Savannah. Hn. fk Till'. Subscriber would tne.-t respectfully in HBrform the ciii.'eus'if Savannah,andthosun-i-u.-id un ing country, that he has taken tho store si'nut’ 1 | above, v> her- he is now opening u full and SELECT STOCK OF j DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PER ; fumory, Fancy Articles, Dyo Stuffs, GLASS-WARE. Ac. *c., Whip ha offers to the public at wholesale \np nrTATL : on such terms- its cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. | both a- l-egard.s price aud ijuaiity. ’ Lvory urn !•• he .'fern Ur side lias been adeemed by ‘ hln’ la ‘ : DAYS,f | 11 ; liable home'’ in tho northern markets; particular at- i ! tenlion having been paid to their jv.n-ilyiuid ire-liness. ! I Having ha<i pevcral years’ i-xj erieme in ilie pre-1 ; Pcription hu-iness in northern and southern chics, he | feels himself fully prepmed to romp .und all ju v-t-rip- ! | lions and fumilv medieincs entrusted to him, v.ith care. ! I neatness and dispateh. | I’resPi-iptions put up t all hours of the day and I night. h> a skilful and com pete in hand. | Physicians. Country Mcn-hant and Fumili’ -. and j | all persons who need or may need pure and I’emdiie ; ! Medicines, or any other article that is generally found : in a well regulated Hrur Store, are respectfully Invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing che j whore, at tho Apothecary’s Hall. J. K. Dv.FORD, i mar ‘l2 ts Druggist and Chemist. TA.HjOniBTGo DIBBLE & CAREY, iIIMPMS mi MIS, 1 j CUIISER BRoutines AND WHITAKER-STS. Savannah, Gn. ‘IMIi: SUUSCKIBKRM would <-.-.U the attention of tlie j 1 citizeus of Fuvannuh, to their SPRING STYLI-i.” or \I.L coloits OF I CLOTHS, CASSUMI-TIES AND VESTINGS, j 1 Which they are prepared to manufacture to order, in , the noat'-.-l and mo>: *iyii*s. Also, their stock •b ll utly Made < lolhinp;, ; i all of which have been gut up in n so, crier ctvle to 1 any ever before offered f r *:doiu ibis n-.nrkct. Their stock ol’ FURNISHING (MODS is complete ’ und well assorted. These Goods will he sold ou the ’ most reasonaboand accommodating terms, j mar 25 ts T. W. Me Alt rROB A CO., (SIGN of THE lilO COFFEB POT) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j TIN WARE MANUFACTORY .!.YZ> STOVE IVAU: ISOOiTI. Kr. WK have now, and keep con jgtJCjL stantly or. hand, a fill! and • . ternive STGt'K. which we oiler on SfeSSwL very reasonable terms. R* - i— \lso~ Pumps, hnul I*ijre, Sheet Lend, Copper unl Zinc. I Those Pumps arc *>f ‘impleeonatnicii .>n. and eve part perfectly fitted—tliev are so made that tl *y may i lie Uikenapart ai.da.-cfs- yjiuod toull the valves w i !i • ! out taking up the pipe.-, m even douching the plat firm, to which the lump i- Ih.-ic.u-d. I Weaifealsonellin i!.• *elebra cd BuckPktterß Cooking Stove, f v .wl.i li is bn \ j cxteUEivel.v Uststl in the city and country. The *;ie- j ’ been gratifjing—nothing has ever Leon offered to the 1 i public for culcaarv purposes that h:*- given -‘.eh grm- j [.oral satisfaction. Wo shall take gffeat pi sure Ii , I showing this Sieve, whether you purchase of us cr | not, and wo think wv v.m . ni i i\ y.>u that this Stove | is superior to any t’u-.r oifered f r ale in this market. ; - unu ‘JI STOIU-I. NO. 13 JiAilN I SPrtING AND 3UHILBB GOODS, AT Till-'. .Vwv Store, Vo. Ill) l{i'<niglifon*s!rcet< • WE have just roceiv ft our stc-i k of . .iM r ‘"•'••'• : l -""” i M .:i- tor beauty and neatness cunuot Lesui- J passed, nud nonhl invito tl.e nt ten’ion ot the ’ publi; to the -umo. As v\.- are -Icupuiined to suit tfle | ino?t fastidious in tustc, and in piiu<-s, and iu stvlea ci ; | GOODS, which are unequalled in tho city. Consisting of j Fine French Organdie Mu-lins, Super, do do do, do do Jaconet do, Super. French and English Lawn*. | 1 ranch Rohe alu Bayadere, of the latc?tstyles in , I Mn- iius und Bareges. : Super. Black Lawns and Mu-Hns from 12] .j to tfi : cents; fast Colors tV;in tlio coicbratcd manufucturii.g j ; hou- fl of Vlulho;;se A Frcres. FigM White A- Ccl'.l <wi. .s Mu lins. 1 Wliiio Emb d.Oi’giindirt <>). | fold, do Miiailn?. now styles. p-laMcd.; j Fine White Dotted Muslins. F r -alo by 1 mar 31 J. 11. COItEN A* CO. j \ CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS. j c* DftUBLl Refined Crasheand ! gar.Crv>iali/.cd,Grar.ulatrddo. *fts‘ ~ ‘ . j&y i” n- ***i- . . -i Al. o. sparkling, bright CoGvcfy’'- 1 - - 1 Sugar,’ 12 11 ~f--r il. ! Lover Grades Brown Sugar. 14 IV-. for *l. ! Dark fsuitable for nerv nnt) Sugar, 17 lbs. for s.l. FKLSiI TEAS—Selected from the latest iniporta- j ! tions. consisting of:—Extra Hyson, Extra Fine Gun powder, and Oooloug. Froth Mustard, Sardines, Pioklos, Preserves. Sweet: Oil, Almonds, fancy boxes Prunes, Brandy. London ; Mustard. Peaches. Turkey Fizs. oxtra large and and 20 boxes llnisina (all dusters) —whole, naif aud quarter boxes—Mace, Nutmegs. Spicer, Ac. Just received por Ptearnev—2 bbls. Pig Ilnms; 50 Smoked Tongues large size; 50 lb.s. Bologna Sausages; 2 bbls. Smoked Beef. K DICKSON’S, jan 20 for. AVliitaker st. and Broughton lane. HOME MANUFACTORY OF Saddles, Bridlos>uid Harness, ’ 183 Congrett-Strcel, Ga. /*■- .#s> Tho SubecribeiH manutec- L turo and keep constantly on O bend, a lar.ro Stock of SAD- /fPSKf 6’ DLLS, BRIDLES, and IIA 15- NESS, and make to order any description of article in - our line. Our stow comprises also, large assortment l I of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valcisi•. Saddle Bag*, Whips, ! Wool and Dray Collars, Dray Hnrr.ef-t. e:<\ Persons de.-Irousof purchasing, would do well to ’ j give ui a call, and e ;&mino onr Stork. All work uisu ; uPictured by us, warranted for material aud worknmn ’ : ship. • !W. A. ITollistkb. p MALLETT & CO. I i D. M ai.lett. N. B.—Repairing ffoce en the uhorteet notice aud on * canabla tenafi. 20 UNiiLE COPIES T-WO CENTS. H&3 :<l SEWINO SIR. IS. Tl. •. um. :u1 aadj.sth colabre ed Birds aro 4Z : . r “ .-t by thv On.imd Manufacturers, aud 1 uimcadcti to ilic fa'orabU notice cf tho In pciutof useful* inability, csumot te FurptMtd. But li c -ulj (.T*. ui:u UpCS nbhb wecruld ; • : them, too would l-c ready to eyd itt f . i-fsrch. l'Ut howofVuuo we see t): • ::-i tho i.atur: i beauty which in .iy given her. materially les.-cv.od . tie lateral cocsequoiKeofrew ; .xn . Ladies, we trust that 1 inch v.} i; ve tell you, that of t . introduced, nod in con m . .r iu.-t Jem Addr*,‘? or .l \. Mav i n. iA-K : i. hCIKS. /-x Ford iis of any hind, Which ihulkngc tlio - b v. • ]; l, :•: o hero of a hurdled i..: -.vd. It is duo to the public -0. l hhonld be ftirly tested. J-v-r • ‘ r 1 ! ’■> : u:- r tfleis todepoiit Five 11. i :r j:.,.: 1. i da ibr two yearn, if not :e'> . ll.v ;uc e--ful U. ntcr c& tl ‘• ... \s y | v i:-: ach'd throo 1,. u .\: ui.ii p tinrr—u i <i may . i. ’ 1 . . B tho. ihx. He ii vtl• r. have cne mouth to : r. . . :. * • i i;-. tr m- uta, when he mutt be : • ■ r.’ tUO Ivi cent, jtu : \ .:i Vjaw-'t.i tiii be j ichs one of the . j. .i x.s i'. the I*st of whhli ho i: i <;t:..to-l toll (lavs. M hen lio h. . . ’’ . o] unoo <1 ft disinterest • i-'■- ’my that he know* how t” ii • r ‘ the remniniug two locks in tl ■ t t. uctey* unco of the-same i • . E. l'C’ubridge his do* 00, payable ‘• t 1.. lor ihe puti oxe ram* .i \ MES C. BEACH, V : a\h Teller at the llurovcr Bark. I-- *. 4 i. 1 h key -, with a variety of s'li ’-v. fi.i • • l; Door Leeks, with .. .. A . i ii rern .Mortify Stork, ’ J • h:... and M Jy, Jr. t received and for .K. I.nVhLL, June 5 No. 11 Ban;9rd street. Jl ” i T h i.Cr.n i. i’. -rj-jlym Silver’s Mineiftl ‘'.i lire •!! “.! weather p- ■ T clor.v unfading, • iiit- i : ; . -.tially from all otfc, • ; •...r ‘1; . they require a lit* • ‘ ‘■ .• • k too J.lv, but flow easily as A ‘ • ! • h . !:. u a U 1 ’ * 1 tavy ho.lv, set light inwayr.id )\ct.in ind.-ttrretahio covering of tlint. ,T! ■ h ? ir peel, und require no stronger dryer than white lend. II i. t. • i • ‘ rII ed. Velh-w.various Browns ! mul .let 1 h k. Vl.ov are supuiior in body (or cover llscoiorod. and pound *••• 1* the suriucu of white lead elm oil. I ■ i *t • • ••*- tin hoofs, as nothing ad* Lei . I Paint Pornli by Ji’liN J. MAI lUCE. mi* 1 •: ml 12 iiarnard-street. . rAj Lill “t COUGH RZMEDYT* A I .i\l i :■ roverv. Tl.. Wni. >t. Tun j Pectoral Elixir. V . Jh | J?, For Mi-.- fonij-l : 1 and permanent cure of .!>'.<’ ! luM.m :i/.u. lironehitis. Asthma, Quitting <>f ill-1 <l. C oup.t atnrrh. Hoarse* in , I'li ui iv. lii ‘unioniii. \\ ho*j ing Cough. Dillivult Drmihing, und lucipent Consumption. * Tho above prepiu-.i* i>n i> coiifdcntly itsmnimondcd to those atfictej with unv of tlie above diseases. It j contains no mineral w hntev*r. hwt of vwgo table sub. tuuees. which in their ombinatinon exert a j powerful and spe< Hie c*fleet ii|>on the resj irator> or gnnl-. expelling, through the skin, kidneys, and bfwels all the impure ip-mcies which tend to disc..se tho deli* j cate Huhs-tnnee of the lungs. , In Asthma, its olTih-i nr * very prominent, relieving almost instantly the difficulty of breathing. ! 11l Croup, one single di se. vit h a llui.nel saturated with turjienline, loui.d to the throat, will relieve in ten minutes. lu itrnnehitis. it yvoui'i'cs oa.*y expect'ration, and j Ihe I’oeti.nd t.li ir is r*> r recommended tn cure all ’ di.-c- - ‘ and only those •! ih.t lungs and their cOnncx l ion, and At the*i* it i 1 a Cc:lain and Pleasart Eemedv Ii ; mo- pc • ;. c ! 1 \ ieii:v eni-'nentphysicians in heir pra t i-1 ■ uc-.y-l whom lave given voluntary lestiiii’ n’ ‘ i ; it. -.’if \irh:.-in healing lung disens* ‘■'■ . Ii ‘ tVni II Tlll. M. D.. Auprsta. Ga. .-mil sold t ; Ii CAliTl 11. aval.nab, ai dby all the princii; I druggists youth. uov 10 ’ DANCING ACADEMY. p* M ‘ Hi.l .. A. 11 ‘AI I). re- peetflilly in* I form*--hi.-patrons, and tlu* pul Ik* in penerni / V that he vili Oj en hi- Academy at ARMORY LwJV HAM,, on Sidiuday. 1 rtli Oct'r at 5 (/'-lock, P. M. All hi? lormor pupils are respectfully invited td attend. Tuik n Dvys -Tuc- •?* ■ Thursday?and Saturday*: from :> t. 7 fry. uug I. di. and Must. rs. and fn m 9 u< fur < •cntleuicu- IT! :■cftcilku, sl2 for twtpty* fbur lesson*. t; oct 14* . . liquors, Sutrars, and Fancy Articles. l eri a on hand n hre and .-•-.t’-Y*,". u ; ,k, coni] ri.-ing tho follow* • •'>'• r?7o- Os Duj.y &Cos : 1,1 1,1 Old IK-nDo^y IiRAM.r •! 2d * > v Sa/ri: c. Vintage I*4o 2Jo du Jean Louis, do 1800 I :■ do and d.7 Pupy f -a !u ’ i l*stvc Madeira 2do do 1/ndon PartlcviuT J 3do do Old Port. Wijfj.ii 1 fdo do fHI tl erry j2O eavs <l’ flat et ( . ■ i l. ri! n ne | ?’ .• ‘ - ! : IP tda j 10' 03 La Gris Saoa&S f’ l- Vi ion [ if On ‘ 1 •* Panin [ 2.\Q00 Trul v o 3 Also. i !>- n Fa c- G:o eric*, sivh a* lm- I r-u I‘d C;• ’.Pis tin : i.. r i.d Simms.Piesrrrer. A.IO'/VP ner Bay i \ . ‘■ : t■• -. ! I.GCG.—It r sale bv || IT. J. GILBERT, I ! 1 1 Market inusn. i [Sir AXAF’C ‘i'u i.lTLitliD. r pill. . r.■:.* nund r: ;er .is Inh nude and fe ll tunic vh have* been 1• • e find Vy the applirn* tiun u I)r. lei riv ‘ hr proved 1 ;a- •• or aVdcmiualle ’ supporter, during ti eyu < >c > bi ,c irdi.ctd the üb : sc slier to order a Fie Mipylj us ti e above val uable ortiele. direct *r in t!.■ manufactoiy. which ; will enable him to r. dnee the yi eof the umo so that oil ran le ncrrnmu dated who require their rs.-si • t - A I‘. > ale veil i|i'i lij .and to ft I ibc 15ro< o will be in attendance ny on ladies, and, )if desired, will he vvahed \y n :it 1) <ir rc.-idfT.o-s. I apr 21 S.O. i'A ‘ COST Broughton-ft. MAY I)A\ PARTY—Tbe Army of little boys are informed tb< - j i.-. full suj y >l y oftYhiteLln ’en ynt-ts. Lit. i.nd Fam-y Mor.-cilles Yes's. Jacket*, | Shirts. Ha's, So ‘-l.s. ,vc.. ac. t<- le bad at the ClctLiug : Store, (iiblxms Range, anu fur cole bv i fvprj’.u <.KA s. MCHOLS. , / tOIIAI- —.MHO I i.slu 1- j jinn \\ bite A. • . Coin, i \_J 1 v expected. For talc on or before arrival. | apr 20 AC. TOMS. C~\ JAL.—A t.'argo of SiuitliVCnal per sebr Henry.— j Just received and for sale by j apr 3u I IFM’r'.H A GAM MILT- . i / V* NGRI'.S> n A J i.I.. —A li c.-h fupj ly of tongress. i \ Water received direct frem the Sjrirga and for 1 sale by [wpr30 ’ J. 11. MOORE A CO E?lON SVIT( i’.—All br xcs Leys Sui eiior JLein j r>u Svrup, assorted qualities. Just received and | formula t v faprGd’ J. B. MOOKE&CO^ I \IUED PEACHES.—A l*o. I vied Apr to* I ) prunes. Citron and Runcli Ri'isicn. .fuel received I nr.d for sale by fa 80] A\. 0. PICK PON. 9 juTIIOOPLAKP r S CLLEBKATEP GER* I ) MAN iiITTLPS. for flic cure of Liver Complaint. Jauiidii o. Pvspepsia, Ncrvou* Debility, Chronic hoca. Lisoease of the Kidney; and al! diseases arising 1 from a disordered Liver or Stcicach. received und for sale by *V V- VrrOl P. apr 33 Apof libraries Hall ■ Air.—l2s bundles Hay, landing per sehrone at* oract. For sale by apV and BRJ<’• UAM KELLY AC It Ale 2W TP P Hi; 11 IT ICi K’ > ‘WKL3.—A very j uM-tiil urticluf -r bath in r-u pose*-, and much su perior to the hair glove* new in o. where Met ion i* j requiuai. ‘t hey are very highly . . emumorded by the 1 medical faculty in England and the United ?utca.—• Juatracelvcd and for Bale by W. AV. LINCOLN, mar 21 Monument Square. IV O. 2C5