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vol. nr. DAILY PAPER. sl. 3aoonnl) (Cocning Journal. ails Paper, - $4 j Tri-Wberi.t, *2 BY J. ii. CtJBBBDGS. THOMAS \\. LANE, Editor. ADVERTISING RATES. Advertisements inserted ut the following rates, — j FUR OSS SQUARE OK TEN LINUS. One insertion, $ j (50 ! One month, $0 00 ‘ Two “ 1 00 I Two 10 00 | Three “ I 25 | i’breo “ 12 no ; Four “ 150 I Four “ 15 oo i Fivo “ 1 7.'* Six “ ‘2O uo , One week, 2 00 | One year, 30 00 1 C oitr.i’U fur yearly ad vor Using may be made 1 i n liberal terms. Legal advertise Rents inserted at the usual rat-sand fltrict care taken that they be published according to iaw. All advertisements from transient persons, or stran- \ gnfa, to be paid for in advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will he confin, and rigidly to their regular business, and nil other adver- j tisciuouts, not pertaining to their regular business, as , agreed for, to he paid extra. i\~ c” All a Ivortisynents sent to this office without directions as to tho number of insertions, wilt bo pub Halted daily, until ordered to bo discontinued, and ; ♦•barged accordingly. i tw mbm n—n ■tiw hi raj .i. jmaaaszxz s •am us-rw Curious Miscrllancous Information. The French speak in the nose, the <■’• rm.tns ■ in tho throat, and the English through the teeth. Hooks ami papers wore formerly sold only at stalls; and the dealers therefore came to be call ed stationers. A pokor laid over a fire concen trates the heat of the pnssingsinoke, and creates a draught through the tire. Water is called hard when, from containing too much carbonic ! acid, it holds lime in solution. A pound of wheaten flour consists of bran three ounces, starch ton ounces, gluten three-quarters of an ‘ ounce, and sugar one -quarter. The spring of a watch weighs 0.10 of a grain, and a pound of stool makes 50,000; springs a pouiuPof steel cost 3d, and a single spring 2d, so that 50,000 pr * luce , £llO. Turnpikes were so called from poles or bars swung on a staple, and turned either way when the dues were paid. A turnpike-road by ‘ law, is sixty feet wide, and parish roads about 1 thirty foot. Children lose weight during the first three days after birth; at the age of a week they sensibly increase; after onoyear they triple j weight; then they require six years to double their weight, and thirteen to quadruple it. [National Hospitality. When Kossuth landed in America, wo were disposed to regard him with the profoundett respect, as an earnest and disappointed patriot. ! We considered him a refugee republican, who would either accept the permanent home we of fered, or abide among us in modOßtcontontmunt until lie saw tho moment when his voice or hi arin might be again raised in behalf of liunga- t ry. liut there was a double mistake. We mis- : took Kossuth, and Kossuth mistook us. lie i scarcely touched our shores, before he boldly throw ofl* all disguise, and informed us that he ! was not a tamo seeker of rest in America, hut that he came to teach us our duty as to the dif fusion of modern liberty among mankind, and , to enforce his surprising doctrines by anew in- ; terpretation of that sacred document which, in our simplicity, wo had always believed the Father of his Country designed as a warning 1 against interference with the a Hairs of Europe. This was done, we have said, boldly : but we do not think it was done, rankly. K-i.-suth was deceived, partly by his advisers, and p rtly by his own judgment of our motives in welcoming him to America. His ardent soul was full of j hope for Hungary; and if he,made the mistake i to suppose that his tongue could bewilder us in ! to aflbrding ‘his cause’ the aid of our gold and men, we umy pardon him for the patriotic error though we cannot lorgive him for the conceited . under valuation of our common sense. Although Kossuth was thus disponed to vio- , late the hospitality we proffered him, by enga- I ging the government or the people openly in j hostile declarations against Austria and ltussia ! he was nevertheless suitably entertained and supplied while on the eleemosynary tour. The great international law which protects political refugees, and takes them out of the category of felons, renders them safe so long as they do not abuse the hospitality of the country in which they abide by making or inciting war against the states with which their domicil is at peace. The policy and feeling of ourgoverninont in re gard to Kossuth’s conduct were so soon declar ed that his journey was a harmless one, and the j continent of Europe was undisturbed by his pro- ‘ gross.— Unit. American.— ■* -• . *- A Ladies Fair is to b • held to-morrow i at Courtland, Ala., the proceeds of which are to ‘ be devoted to religious purposes. Among the | articles to be exposed for sale or “raffle” on the occasion, the Tuscutubiu North Alabamian men- ; ♦ ions a Farm—“the rarest in our country—a ; Farm which considered in regard to its dimen- \ sions or the character of its soil, is entirely un- , ejuilie I. ’ The supper on the occasion is to be crowned with twenty bushels of strawberries!” Hurrah for North-Alabama. —Memphis Ea-jl t a nd 18/A. The College of Cardinals.. This sacred College is an ancient institution; 1 how old is not known with any exactness. C.sr- j dinal bishops and Cardinal clerks are mention ed in a decree of Nicholas 11, who became ; Bishop of Borne about tho year 11*011, which decree altered tho mode of electing the Pope. Tho term Cardinal, however, had been in use j long before that date, and seems to have been ! employed to designate the principal ministers! of churches. It was used in the Latin and Gal- j lioan churches, as well as in that of Romo. I The Rev. Hugh £to well Brown, of Liverpool, ! England, in a couple of interesting lectures on : tho “Collogo of Cardinals,” which a friend lias put into our hands, says that Nicholas 11 first i formed tho Cardinals into a “College.” They numbered thirty-five,LeingscvonCardinal bish ops, who occupied the seven suburbicariau sees, and tweuty-eight cardinal clerks, who were the chief presbyters of the twenty-eight parish churches of Homo. The constitution of tho College was materially altered by Pope Al exander 111, and by a decree of the third Lat te ran Council, held at Rome in 1771), the elec tion of tho Pope was confided solely to tho Col lege. Before that he bad been elected by the cler gy siul peoplo. From the time of the election of tho Pope being invested in the Cardiualate, the College of Cardinals became a great and impor tant institution in tho ltmnish Church. At the latter end of tho sixteenth century Pope Sixtus V, finally fixed tho number of Cardinals at sev enty. It remains now in all important particu lars as ho left it, consisting of. when it has its full complement of members, six Cardinal bish ops, fifty Cardinal priests and fourteen Cardinal deacons. Mr. Brown makes the following dis tinctions: “A Cardinal may boa bishop, and yet not a Cardinal bishop. A Cardinal bishop must be the bishop of one of tho six sees already nam ed, Ostia, Porto, Sabina, Palestrina, Albano, Franseati: unless ono of these be his episcopal seat, ho is not a Cardinal bishop, though he may bo both Cardinal and bishop. So Cardin al Wiseman is not a Cardinal bishop, although , be is a bishop, even an archbishop, and a Car dinal withal. Still he is not a Cardinal bishop, because he is not the bishop of nny of the six suburbicarian sees. So also, a Cardinal priest 1 may boa bishop, or an archbishop. This is i Dr. Wiseman's case. He is a Cardinal priest, as he informs his flock in his pastoral. “Wo have to announce to you, dearly beloved in Chri t that, as if still further to add solemnity and I ! honor before tho church to this noble act of apostolic authority, und to givo an additional murk of paternal benevolence towards the ; Catholics of England, his holiness was pleased to raise u., in the private consistory of Monday ; the 30th of September, to the rank of Cardinal I priest of the Holy Roman Church.’ But the Car j diual priests must have titles derived l'roiu some i church in Rome: und thus we And, that Cardin j al Wiseman lias a church there, for he says 1 that his holiness a-sigued us. afterwards, for J our title in the private consistory, which weat ! tended, the church of f*t. Pudentiana, in which rfi. Peter is groundediy believed to have enjoy ! ed the hospitality of tho noble and partly lirit : ;h family of the senator Puduns.’ ‘Obis is i the only remnant of the right to elect their thishups, anciently enjoyed hy the Roman der ! gy. The Cardinal priests arc* appointed to some parish chuivh in Rome: the (cardinal deacons, ! also, to some coclesiasticul function there: so 1 that tho Cardinals are still tho representatives (in appearance) of the Romish clergy. Although tho Cardinals have been almost exclusively clergymen, still laymen may and liavo been made Cardinals. Tho Cardinal Al bani, who managed the elections of three suc ; cossive l’opos, Pius VIII, Leo XU, and Grego |ryXV l, was a layman, unordained. In coun j ci!, and in their oilicial capacity, each Cardinal ! is distinguished by the title under which ho was , raised to the CarJiualate. Thus Dr. AViscman | recognized ur Rome, not as Cardinal Wi.*e ■ man. but as tho Cardinal St Pudentiana. The Cardinalitial dross is showy and really splendid. , ced cap is sent by tho Pope to the man whom . he intends to exalt to the office: while the hat j is never sent to any but those of royal blood, being in all ot ur cases placed upon the new I Cardinals head by the hands of the Popo him : self. The ‘’Cardinalitial h*u” was first giveu iu the year 1213. it is triangular. The other ! portions of dress are red stockings, and red tu nic, cloak or marrtfb. If a member of a religi , nus order be made a Cardinal, however, lie con tinues to dress iu the costume of his own frater nity. | Os course many members of the Sacred Col lege are possessed of great wealth, but this is ! not derived irom their ollioe, the salary of which is aboul£Soo a year, subject to a deduction of (on per cent. He may hold other offices, tem | poral or spiritual, and receive a stipend from thorn also. For fourteen days after a now Car dinal is appointed, ho is not permitted to speak j in the consistory or vote in the conclave. Car dinal Medici, afterward Loo X, was made a ( ardinal at tho ago of thirteen; many others have received the hat in mere boyhood. To tunny of our readers these facts will con vey no inlormatien; to still more; however, they will exhibit the nature and constitution of the Sacred College in a more concise form than u sual, and will probably be interesting. [A. ). Coinmrrrinl At/r>:r(iscr. To Strangers and Tra\’eilers, who prefor a private to a public house. MRS. WRIGHT’S, No. 9S, Soul It Tffirl-st reel, -1 doors be low St. Paul’s (Mtui'cli. Philu. OFFERS .SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS. r TMlEh<m.-i( is largo and airy: finely located in aqui- X et and fashionable neighhorho- and, near Steamboat Landing* and within a minute * walk ot'tlie Excluingv. The interior arrangements are well adapted to pro mote the omfurt of the inmates—large Parlors, airy Clmiul.ers, a tine Hath, and Hu* table well supplied Terms moderatu. ly aept 8 I IST REGEI \ ||. v tdam'iutine Can dies. In Itoxes very flue Candle*, put up in six Jbs boxes for fumily use, for sale by A. BONAUD, mar 9 *r Bay and \\ l.ilaker-st*. I> u ’!• Sol 1 - 1. Felton .V Son’s Boston Rum I 1 landing fuom biig Clement, nnd t -r sab* 1., pr ‘X BRIGHAM,KELLY .v CO. : C.iR HOI SK tiYltL'P.—4oo bbls PorUOnd For sale by way 18 WKIGTi:i! k PAI.MF.A M\>LASSES.— 100 hlids ( üba and U 0 bbls. VO. Mu* . lasses, of priuie quality. For sale bv uwr 16 GILBERT I kELTING IMPLEMEN’PtJ. Ac., 1 > late arri -1 > vnls— -1 .■*) feet Patent LejiU.er Bands, 2 to 18 inches wide: La) i’rav and Canal Wheel Barrows, l ‘ pair Patent bnlunn: S-rtle*. complete, 2do7.cn Counter Scales, complete; 12 do CaroHiiH IKu JbdG Hoes. 2 <ln large Mounted Grind .Stones, 1 do small Mounted Grind Stones, for family use, | 1 d.> Crow.dl * Patent. Thermometer Churn*. 1 1 do Garden Wheel Barrows, 2 Agriculluring Tool Cln*-is. containing Prun ing and Garden lni])lem.-iiLs, c implcte; 100 hhls I ’last <*r anil Cement. I'rem-h and Georgia Burr Mill Stones, < olngm* and Esopus do Dutch Anchor, Brand Bolting (’ioltes, Grante Fan Mills Grain Cradle*, Grass Si-yGn s. Reap Hooks. ,(*.. for *nlo bv n r ,r2 C. 11. CAMPFI ELD. MtLAUA GRAPES, UK Y < MSS, &c. Received . per steamer Florida. 5 kegs MY.lnga Grapes. 1(j l.o\, s Grange*, lo lihls Pippin Apples, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Dates, Citron. Almonds, elc. GEO. ALEXANDER, fi*!.Di Cor. Bull und Cnngro-s-sts.. Monument sq. / tORDI Ab ELIXIR of Turk.*, Rhno .i l 7— |q-,. \spared bv James Tamirt—an agreeable and effica cious me lieiue. - tnefioned and prescribed by the med ical faculty. Tbi* preparation eannol he too stroiv. lv recommended to lie* many tliousands now suffering from dyspepsia and iudigestion. and its consequence* 1 For sale by JOHN B. M*K)RE AGO, 9 Gibbons’ Bid / IHEESMAN S ARABIAN BALSAM For the rare Y j of wounds, bruises, Spasms. Ac*, kr. Just received 1 aud for sale by YV. YV. LIXCGb.N, may 3 Monument Square, j THE Y or i<; II YItOO.N nitS;*lo Rev. F. i 1 R.Goulding, a further supply, just received and j I for sale at the Bookstore of S. SIBLEY, may 6 No. 136 Congress.st. 3 FRESII SUPPLIES received per .Xfv> Ig i ..-"'anis!.l|i Alnlnmin : 30 glass jars Fre*h Prunes. /V 60 drum* (small size)Turkey Figs, & win l.\es Cluster Raisins, Malian Macaroni, white and yellosv Vermicelli, Pearl. I Barley, Genesee self-raising Flour. Butter. Sugar, Pic , uie and Soda Craekefs. Pig Ham*. Smoked Tongues, j Bologna Sausages and Smoked Beef. YV. G. DICKSON. I apr 7 corner Whitaker stand Brough ton-lane. | IAUPHINEL—2O barrels Camphine and Burn x j ing Fluid. J ust received am l for sale bv ma) J, B. MOORE fi ( >. UEI DSEICK CH Ll/IMii NE.—2O basket* _ do. Guart. For sale bv -.1. BON.I UD. may 2D Corner of Bay and Whit aker *t*. SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME. IlatN For Small :nul Large Hoys. mTIIE Ladies of Suv an nail have long u anted t<) -ret sometbing very pretty for their Children in thoNvovof HATS. They rnn now find such ar ticles ut tlie Clothing Store, No. GO nnd 150 Gibbon’s range, where I am now receiving Panamas, Leghorns, China and Dim ore Pearl. Campeelia.Rutland and Can ton Straw, and Palm leaf—all neatly trimmed, to lit Boys from one to fifteen years ob 4 Call and see. nr 30 C. Va ). S. Nloll< >LS. / (RAPES, FIGS, cftitRANTS, V f Just received por steamer, 0 kegs Grape*; 10 bxs. 10 halt do.. 1() qr. do. new Raisins: I cask Smyrna Fig*; 2 casks Currants. Also, a fresh supply of Pecan. Hickory, Brazil, Filberts, English M'nlnuts. Almonds. *; GKO. ALEXANDER, J an Corner Bull and Congress sts. TO PURCHASERS OF CHEAP DRY GOODS jk CASKS of fast colored printed Jaconet and •J Batiste Muslin*, all at 12 1 f. cents. 3 cases assorted Ginghams in"New Styles, nil nt 12’ .;<*, 1 case 1 a great bargain) Ladies’ Linen ( am brie Hand kerchiefs, all at 12)<j cents. YVe have much pleasure in directing particular at tention to the arrival, by tho steani hip Florida this day, of the above Gimvls, and can with perfect eonti denec recommend them ns the cheapest goods ever of fered for sale in Savannah M. PRENDERGAST k CO. mev 25 178 Broughton-st. opp. St. Andrew’s Hall. i PPLES. (ill V.YUES AND LEMONS.— ! ,i\ Landing and for salo by , may 12 11. J. GILBER H J AHOICE BUTTER.—A few tubs f;T TTf \ j Choice Goshen Butter, received per steamer Fieri j da, and for sale at the Emporium, hv may 26 SEABORN GOOD ALL. ID l N K F V It.M TU RE CH I NTZ.—French and English Furniture Chintz, in Bunches and Stripes for , Laid Quilts and Bordering, at 1 mny 26 KEMPTON k } ERSTTLLF’S. Ii Jlß.—'>2o bbls. Lime, now lauding per schooner 11. M. Jenkins. For sale by apr 13 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO. , TRAVELLER'S TRUNK DEPOT, Gibbon’s Range. r*TN V\* Gik). S. NICHOLS,has rocontlv re- j ceivcd a large supply of Travel 1 or'.* ! I Yl Trunks, Vallices, and Car; ut Bag', ainou* whieli are the following : Superior English Sole Leather, iron frames, new pat ‘ tern*-. Do. block Harness Leather, iron frames. Black and bronzed Leather Ladies Trunks, nuw style*. J 28, ;;u and ;.2 inch brass band, extra finish. 28. 30 and 32 inch black and bronze Folios. 50 common black packing Trunks, various sizes. I Sole leather and common Icuilicr Vallices. Ladies’ Hat Boxes, new patterns,black and bronze. ldO Milton, Brussels. Tapestry and Ingrain Carpet I Bugs, all size- and qualities, together with Satchels. ! Those in want arc invited to give him a call at tho I i Cloihiug Store, Gibbon’s Range, whoro g-roaf bargnius 1 J will be given. Call and see. mav t ; SUPERIOR wmTE and Yellow grlaoE ; • For Kail ways, Carts, Heavy Slaciilncry, Omnibus ses, and ail otbQr Carriages; 5 bbls and 7 dn/.m can* of the above Grease, landing from sclir. Virginia. For C. H, C I > EGD 1\ ED PER LATE ARRI\ I V f II 1 1 Vmppiv of Duillcld’s StaggA Shay’s Oassard's. and ! U ioson s 11 am*: als<, afresh aud full supply of new G roceries, for sale iow ut ALEXANDER'S apr VI cor. Bull and Congre®s st*., Mouument-sq KEW SPRING AND SUMICEB GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICE. \\have great pleasure in-directing tho attention yy of our old friends and customer* in this city i and tho surrounding country, to the full arrival of our ; recent purchases, comprising the largest assorteil stock ; t of general dry goods we have ever offered for sule. I To enable us to keep pace with our increasing trade, I we have removed our business to larger ami more j ’ commodious premises, in the new block of buildings on : I*.:: U’C.IIT i.N-ST.. OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW'S HALL ! WE.BT SIDE, where wo will be happy to have early ( ! calls from all intending purchases. M. t'HENDKRGAST k CO., ! Apr .4 178 Br 11 SOUTHERN METHODIST HYMN BOOKS.—A ; general assortment received and for Sule by S. S. SI BLKY l ’• UlgleHlt. SARDINE .—3 <v-. - Gullloux Sardines; b>• lb tYeshChocolate for sale by fob o ’ B s’ \ UD. (IIDER VLSJjXIAK. -A . ■•> i.-.i r. 1 • b it. i-r sole low by maylS SEABORN GOOD A LL. LARD. SOAi* AND CANDLES. BBLS prime Leaf Lard; 50b IUO lb pkgs •• “ 75 boxes No. I Soap; 00 •* Dale and Family Soap; 100 “ Adamautiiie ('audios; 25 “ *• i’eaii “ 30 “ Spertn “ 50 “ patent Tallow “ For sale by [may 13] WEBSTER k PALMES. , ) SODA FOUNTAINS, newly linucd, ai 1 for sale by & apr IS * J. A. MAYEIt. {IEC’EIVEDbv Sclir. Virginia and other ves- V a els, 260 Canal or Tray Barrows, 50 Com Ploughs: j 26 John Riche's Cast Iron Beam Ploughs. 4 doz. Double and Single Whiftletrecs, ldoz. kegs Pat. Rail road ('nr Grease. Fur sale by apr 1 1 0. H. CAMPFTKLD. \fESSKL VS PIIILADELPIiI A liigli rate of freiudit will be paid for a vessel to load in the line for Philadelphia, apply to fob 4 WILLIB A B&UNDAGE. Us DR AI LIO CEM ENT—IOO hfiisi Hoffman Ros m . dale, a superior description of Cement, landing rom schr Francis Sutterly; for sale by apr 25 _ C. H.OAMPFIELD. UrillTK LEAD.—iinub pounds pure anil No. 1 i Whitolcad. Just received and for sale bv apr 24 J B MOORE k CO. VI’HITE AND (’GI.OUF.D Curtain ami Pavilion ! |V Loops. For sale hv apr 11 KEMPTON & VERSTILLE. TUI \US, VALISES \M> i S]JCAUPET BAGS. —Just received aud ‘GlLfttf.*r sale by W. III:I DT. * 4 T LI may is Gibbon’* Km*go. BOOTS AND SHOES. Just r.*<vivi*. 1 from Piiiladelphiu. a choice of Ladies’ Gaiters, Tii** and Slippers.— ; Also, Gcutlemeu's fine Congress Gaiters. Patent Lenth- 1 i cr Pumps, Pump Solo Boots, Ac. Those who desire a I 1 good aia ii le are invited to call nnd be supplied. may IS W. 11 El DT, Gibbous Range. : 1 NANCY BISCUITS.—Landing por steamer Alo- bamu. Dessert, Lemon. Milk. Ginger Snaps, Walnut, Fancy, Soda. Sugar, Butter, Pilot, i may 18 for salo at I)ICKS()N'S. i O ELF RAISING FLOUR.—A fresh supply just re H ceivedin Hand 12 lb. Packages. Also, Pastry Ca- I mil Flour, extra tine, for sale at XntLj 1> DI( IKSON’S. CITRICTLY PRIME G SHKN Bl 1 rER'.- I anding .vi per Alabama.—A fresh supply Goshen Butler. | which is represented as being strictly prime. For sule 1 at may 18 DICKSON’S. S )OLOGN.\S, PIG II VMS. AC.—Landing.—Smoked 1 ) Tongues. Extra Largo. Bologna Sausages, Fresh. ; Pig Ham*, Small size. Smoked Beef, in store. Sugar 1 Cured Ham.*, for sale by WM. G. DICKSONS, H.\ .—1 e‘ I • 111 i<l i.• - I. l*. 1 1. ■ 1 11 1 1:>,. for .-ale IOW, to clo-'e eonsignment. SEA BURN GOoDALb. AND Ct)llA( CO. 1 boxes Black Tea, and 5 1 boxes Tobacco No. S ; just received nml for sale by SEABORN &Q ‘!’ UL. (K)FFEL. — 400 bae-s Rio, Juva. and for sale by [apr 11 11. J. GILBKRT. SPRING AND M M difiß GGGDS. Lhe uu!< signed is now receiving lii* stock of Spring nnd ■ Summer Goods, to which he invites the attention of pur. baser.*. SPENCER CURRELL. Agt.. } fell 23 No. 154 Congress-st.. Giblvona’ Building. TANANT’S EFFERY I -CENT SELTZER APE 1 RIENT.—This much esteemed and highly valu able preparation, will effectually remove Headache. Billions affections, Heart Burn, Costivenoss, Ac., just j received and for sale by j apr 27 JOHN B. MOORE & CO. UOSIERA . Yn extensive assortment of Ladies and Misses Iloserv. just opened SPENCER CURR ELL. Agent, fob 21 No. 154CongresfH*t, Gibbons Building. NEW BOOKS. EC El Y* ED by S. S. SIBLEY. May 18th. 1853 k. Wliite. Red and Black—Sketches of American Society in tho United States; by F. J. S. Pulazky, in two volumes. Life Here and There, by N. P. Willis. Historic Doubts relative to Napoleon Bonaparte. The Flying Artillerist a talc of Mexican Treachery; by Harry Hazel. The Silver and the Pewter—or The Contrast of Now York Life. TheGrcJitest Plague of Life—nr the Adventures ofa | I.iid\ in ‘search of a Good Servant; by one who has j been -Almost Worried to Death.” Mrs. Hale's New Book* of Cookery aud complete Housekeeper. J Tom B” !:e of'“Ours,” by Ohns. Lever- Scalp Hunters—cr Romantic Adventures iu North ! cm Mexico; by CnptMnync Reid. (Jus Howard—or How to win a Wife; by the author 1 of Minnie Grev, Amy Lawrence, Ac. j Barn urn’s Illustrated News. Gleason's Pictorial. Also, Spirit. Rapping Unveiled; by Itev. 11. Mattison. A. M. For sale at No. 185 Congrcss.st. may 10 ( 111 LOK IX E TOOTH WASH For elcuidugaiul j preserving the teeth and Gums, and cleansing the i mouth, received and for sale hy | apr 18 J V E. DrFORu. Anpthecarieif Hall. QAPER. - ream Paper, comprising every va I riety usually calldl for—Printing, Cap, Letter, Me dium. Royal, Super Royal, Puckct. Post, Note. Envoi opes, Ac., Ac. For sale by J. B. CUBBEDQK. o f 6 MOSQUITO NETTING Mosquito Not ting, 50 Bobinett Netting. For sale by n-pr 13 K KMPTON A VERSTILLE. I )ICKhEs.— if barrels and ball barrels, put in I viuegar, roadj’ for use. Just received and for sale bv fa 61 SEABORN QOODALL. (di AitET WINE.- 50boxe Chateau Morgaux, J Chateau Lalltte, St. Julian, St. Emillion. For sale by [feb 24] A. BONAUl). CILAIIET WINKS.—26 boxes of superior J quality, for sale by A. BONAUD. corßavsnd YV hi taker sts. INDIA RUBBER COMBS. IVrfi have just received a lntof Good year’s celohrat y f ed nn lia Rubber Comb*, which wo offer to the 1 public very cheap: the Ladies, particularly.are reques- , tr cidl and examine lhe same, at apr 7 J. 11. COHEN k CO.’S, 140 Broughton-st. I .IRESII GR )UNDCOFFEE.—Having purchased . the Mill and Roaster formerly usod by C. B. Scnlly the subscriber Is prepared to furnish fresh Ground Cof fee DAILY. Govt. .lava Coffee in 1 11>. Paneri.’ Rio do in 1 lb. do. W. G DICKSON. apr 7 Whiraker-at and Broughton Lane •SAVANNAH, MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 30, [-.V: illODi: KA T E—IMPARTIAL—IN DE PE ADEN T—J IST. Bnsiucss <Tarils. joh.'Tm. gusraed, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Commijslouer for Yew Jersey, 17 o Bay Street, ! julv ly * Savannah, Ga. E. H. BACON, ; AT rORVF.Y at LA A’ ami .N.IfARY PUBHC. 1 or.icu ut the Corner of Bay and Whitaker Sts., over j feb J Swift A Co.’s Store. L3OKWELL TO YOURTIMJS. (P THE Sth-crii.er would . inform the public that he IT--1/ I has received anew supply of line Watch Mu terialn, in the \v:iy of Jewels. Cylinders, Springs. Verges, Hands, and all other articles which J are ueeo -ary to carry oa the Wr.icn Repairing bu.si nesf in all its branches; a.” I will suv ii, >t i mu pro- I pared to set in perfect order, the fine l of all Watches, at short notice and reasonable charges. All work I warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Also, have re ! reived a lot of the genuine imported Crystals of Eng lish manufacture, which will not break—not easy. Clocks and Jewelry tlec.nc 1 and repaired. V. W. SKIFF, Watchmaker and Jeweler, nov 23 12d Congress-street. WILLIA.M PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, oct 2d MARIETTA, OA ly * MEDICAL NOTICE. DRS. RIOR DON A CULLEN, Having associated themselves in the practice of Me - dicine and Surgery, respectfully tender tlieir proses ! sicmnl services to the citi/.ens of Savauuah and vicinity. In case* requiring tbe attention of more than onephy j sician, the attendance of botli can be obtained frooof j extra char-re. I Office on the corner of West Broad and St. Julien streets. ly nov 10 ” : Dil M. C. HEALD. Office Cor. Broughton Drayton Sts., Is prepaml t” perforin all operations upon natural ‘i’El.Tll. uud replace , (Xrr\ wliichnre l i t. from one to an “*■ 1 A-l-r out j ri Doable Set. All work warrant j ed to bo durable. Extracting performed with care and 1 skill. Charges moderate. Tooth-ache cured. Kxaru nat on and a I vice j--* i-. lv mar 2 ROY ALL flit JUH ifflON KKNTIS I S, I “ •’ ■’ ‘<• >•■<(. and .)/-.■> et Sfre f” v S. Wiuitot's jewelry store. Office hours from 8 to 2 o’clock, and from 8 to 0. ! mar 11 com DR. S. G. PANGOST, Is prepared to perform nil necessary onernlims for the regulation, presor v.ati’ ui be;ntif> ii!>- tifilie teeth,and will insert artificial teeth, from a siu glo tooth to a double set. Dr. I*. will spare no effort to give the utmost satisfaction to all who may command bis services. apr 21 A HANOVER STB El l’. - - BOSTON. D Y LB AY IS RICE, JtiilllL Rebuilt, Enlarged, and Elegantly Furnished, Possessing all the modern improvements and con- ! venieuces for the uceounuodutiou of tho dec 2 traveling public. ly WASHINGTON HALL. TUB TRAVELLER'S HOME, Macon, (hi., An Omnibus always in readiness to convey ‘•••£] passengers to and from the Rail Rond depot to iL3Mho Hull. 11. P. REDDING, Proprietor. l>. F. Dpn.sk, Superintendaut. (lino apr 19 MARSHALL HOUSE. • ~ S A V A N N V H , ii E O. , TTy* GORDON FA 800. Pr‘CKh TWi. ••• ! 1 Late sf the United States Hotel, Augusta, Geo. : apr ly ly Z. N. WINKLER, Factor and Commission Merchant, 220 Bay-st., Williamson's Buildings, aprl6 ly JAMES McHHNBY,”’ IXSI RAA C B KRO Iv EIC A DN O TAIIY 1M BLK . Marine Protest* Noted and Extended. Averages ad justed. Charter Parties nnd Average Bonds drawn. — Papers prepared whereby to recover losses from Ante- j ! rican or British Underwriters, and attention given to 1 j all 111 -ittecs connected with Shipping aud Insurance. [ ; No. lis Bay street, opposite the front of the Custom [ II.: se. * * l v nov 8 ; S. Z. MURPH WIIEBIAYIIIGIIT cY BLACKSMITH, ts - N'n. ‘.)2 ST. JUMW oTUEF.T, " v /!’>■■ M ts. (.’arviages made nnd repaired at short notice, . nnd at reasonable prices. jan’27 J.V _ j ££ J i vtL.J B. FID LEA. Dealt* r 11 ml 1 tuport t* rof \\ nt cites, j’."* . B Jewelry. Silver Wine, Fancy (iooils, Ac. No. 12, So. 2d Street, Philadelphia, Pa. sept - 1 y JJHN ANVHOBUS. I’OKTHAU', UMW'AI’BASD ANIMAL I'.U NTI’.K >?t. Andrew - Hall.corner of Broughton nnd mar 5] Jeffcvson-slreets. [6m K. H. DARBY, FASHION \BLI’ 1 AIL )R AM) GUTTER, 14*.)’ , Congress “if.. Offers his services “to the ciiizens of Savannah, nnd respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. He ha* no doubt of giving satMaciion to all who may fa vor him with an order for cutting or making the most fashionable garment. doc Iff ~ DANIEL CR Li LAY. FASHION’ YItLB ROOT MAIiEIt:: Corner of Broughton aud Bull Sts. fI’IIE Subscriberdc.-iit” inf-.rm the juiblic. that he tin* arrived from Charleston, an t lias opened a* above, where they are prepared to execute enters for Boots of the finest finish and style, anil equal. If ii"t superior, to any heretofore offered to the public. He ha* many friend* in thi- Stntc who liave been his patron* in Charleston, nnd j lie solicits fmiii them and the public a cull aud a tria*. nov 8 ly THIRTY HOUR STRIKE LEVE i CLOCKS, ‘ JEWELED. t THESE Cl'iek* are constructed fat cnnslde- j ratle extra expense) with a particular re- , gard to durability, the most serious objiv tion to the Inver—the wearing of the points of tho balance shaft and screws, tho eotise juen* increase of fi let j. m and decrease in motion after running it short time—being obviated by the u*.* of a polishedstono jewel, straight pivot or bearings,instead of points to the balance shaft. They are cased in beautiful cast Iron, ornamented frames, and warranted to be as perfect time-keepers as the best are in use. For sale at the Jewelry Store. 12D Congri feb 5. I IST RECEIVED—.‘>O bales Georgia Cotton Osnr 9) burgs, to bo sold very low. M. I’KENDERGAST k CO., 178 Broilgliton-st., opposite St. Andrew ‘* Hall, feb 28 West side I>EiiPl jiBRY, - )Ai’N. Fancy Articles. Ac.- French. Gorman, and American, wurrantial gen it in, and imported. Fornuleby J. E. DeFORD. mar 31 Apoth*cai4©’ Hull. I y OX\ L AYD’S K A I.VDOR.- This relebraied 1 Lpreparalion for improving and beantifying the complexion, eradicating nil cutaneous eruptions, and rendering the skin soft, fair and blooming—warranted the genuine article—is for sale by JOHN E. MOORE k CO., mar 12 Gibbons’ Building. 1) BCEIVED PER AMUR S: < m Yraising Flour. Pig Hams, Shoulders and Sides. Dried Apple* and Peaches. Bologna Sausages, Smoked und Pickled Tongues, Fulton Market Beef, Pig Pork, Extra No. 1 Mackerel, fresh Salmon nnd Lobsters. GEO. ALEXANDER. aprls cor. Bull nnd Congrcss-st*., Monument-sq I UST received a fresh supply of English Sauces uud *) English Pickles. For sale by A. BON AUD, may 12 eor Bay nml Wbitnksr-st. I > KCM\ ED by steamer Florida, i •(/.. Curacao Cor |\’dials; 6 doz. assorted Cordials: U) doz. Dutch as sorted Cordial, in jugs; a very superior art L-10. For sale by A. B< ).N AU D, may 12 cor Bay nnd Whitaker-st. IYTJTTER I BUTTER 1 1—Fri b iupi Ut - lan Unj > per steamer. Strictly Prime Goshen Butter, Fair do do, Low-priced do do. mnr 30 WMA.DMKDN CIOLLETON BITTERS.’— \ purely vogc j table preparation and a sovereign remedy tor 1 Dyspepsia,just received and for sale bv 1 may It J. B. MOORE ft CO. TANARUS) : 11L ADE L Plll aTIE AND “PORTER.—2O I bbls in pint and quart 1 Kittles, in fine order nml for sale by [inar2oj A. BON AUD. TAATTES.—Justreeeived, a fresh supply ot imported ; XT Pattes with Trusses, 1 doz. Terrine do Fois Gras | TrutTe, l do Pattes Dp BeovssincsTrufTc, 1 do PattesDe ! rodreaux Truff®. Ido Pattes Fois Graf. For r.sle tiy 1 Imar26 A BONAUD. Uosiness (Euriis. _ wells’*, dure, a- aqtcru n::d Commission Merchant*, N<). 91 Bay-street, Savannah, Ga. L. W. Wells, Savannah. L M. Durr, Columbus, mar i ly JTsT DERBY, House and Sign Painter, Guilder, Gla zier and Paper Hanger, No. 21 McDonough and 82 Perry-st3. Order.? will meet with prompt'atteniion and be exe cuted iu tho best manner. tub 7 STURGE3 & HAMPTON, General Commission Merchants for Litznbor, &C. & Ofllce No 73 Baystreot, Savannah. references. T. N. Poubuu .v Son, Hand, Williams 4 Cos., Davis, Kolb & Fanning, W. S. & T. 11. Rolwrts, Bel cher .v Uolliugsworth. Hon. Andrew J. Miller, Col, John Millidgo-—Augusta,Ga. Mc -srs. Hand, Williams A Wilcox—Charleston. Mes- r?. Hunter 1 Gaiuniull, and Lr. 11. L. Byrd—Sa vannah. Ga. fob 0 _ 0 meg BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Parrlsli, Dunning 4 lilears, Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers, 30 North Fourih-st., Philadelphia. H AVE Constantly on hand every article suited to tho business of ibo country merchant and sidhr; and are ul.-o iircpnro-l to make up every kind of blank and printed work which may be ordered. CI!AS. D. PARIiU, Richard 0.8. Dunning, sept 9 ly lli.nry D. Meap.s. A. SHOiii'. MASTER BUILDER. ! Will take contracts fr Building and Working Ma ! sonry of every description. Residence, first door woEt of at’. Andrew's Hall, Brough ton-street. oct 30 J. J. MAURICE, TIN 110 O F ER, The subseribor is prepared to lay Tin Roofs on cor rect principles, und. from 10 years’ experience, feels as sured he can give satisfaction. Prices very low. Best reference given. K’b JttJi’ Gutters nnd Conductors made to order. -dLST HULL & KING, FACTORS, COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER CHANTS, No. 173 liny si., SavanunD, Ga. oct y iy FORT & DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERBHANTS, Savanna)*, Gu. Henry R. Fort, T. K. Du nham. i ~ oct i2 Vy_ j P. JACOBS, SEGAU AND TOBACCO STORK, Ball Street.(Sign‘f t'ue Big Indian.) NEAR M INUME > i SQU IRE, SA\ ANN VH, GA N. B.— Ksops constantly on hand Spanish, llnlf j Spanish, and American Segara, at wholesale and retail. Also, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff. Ac. june 1 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. NIKS. DOE, No. 17 BARNARD STREET. Takes this method of informing ySpjiV the Ladies of Savannah and Y '-rV'/>A /!// cinity, that she Ims on hand ..*U= mud w iUbc onstantly receiving ‘**’•, i a large ami fiisliionable assortment of Bon j ii-ts. Ribbons, tkips, Flowers, Buttons, Combs, Man tillas, Straw Trimmings, etc., etc. i i>. s.—All orders from the country promptly atten- : ded to. Dim• oct 26 .. > v. W. s::iff. . Wntclt Mnlu rA Jeweler, # | Jtf ’WateiicL Clocks, and Jewelry,J tlLSSSarepaired and warranted. J. H. COHEN ft 00., No. 1 10 BRI'UGHTON ST.. Next to I. XV . llorrill & Co.’s Furni ture Store, Are daily receiving large additions to their much ad mired and cheap stock of DRY GOODS. i “of the Newest and most Fashionable Stales,” acknowl edged bv nil to be i ‘ ‘CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.” i Our facilities enable us to keep a complete assortment 1 in our line, and we are determined to make this the j “Real Cheap Store of Savannah,” by selling Retail at ! Wholesale l'l'icvs. Soliciting a continuation of the pa- > 1 troimgc so kindly extended us, we respectfully invite ! i all to call and be satisfied. Planters will find it to their interest to examine our j ; Stock. i No trouble to show Goods.. may 28 I A CARD ft The undersigned having reopened with an i NQjy entire New Slock of ! Vh DREGS. CHEMICALS ijh -ami - F.WCV VRTK LES. i At No. 13'J South Side of Bvoughton-st., formerly j Walker’s Marble Yard, 1? now ready to furni?h any thing in his Line, at the shortest notice. SODA WATKIt made inlils ouu pc. uliar way. -ent to any part of the city, and always to be lmd at the store, iu the highest t>lati of perfeciion. Prescriptions put up with care and dispatch. f. o’ The Subs riln r having served tho public long and faithfully, respectfully solicits a share of patronage, p# mar •• ly T n AS RYERS >N T ANARUS, Agent NEAf WATCH. CLUCK. JEWELRY, AMD FANCY STORE. No. I *H ffl-IMlgilllMl-ht.. MB. FRANCIS SIGIN. .Manufacturer of Vrv\ Chronometers.Clock.-,Town Hocks. Ac.. Ac.. I % roepcctfiillv informs Id-- customers and tl.o public generally that he has fitted up th. I Store 14S Broughton sb. wln-ro he Intend* to makoa I , jiermanent location, and carry on tho Jcw. lrv business ! in IU various branches. Wutr.V*. (Ticks Town ( locks. ; ! Chrunomci. rs. Jewch v. Ac... V-., cleaned and repaircl 1 with dispatc’i and warranted. New fashion Jewelrv I and Fancy flood* of ull descripUons sold at the lowest j j prices possible. N. B.—Any Watch. H- k, Ac., that cannot he re poind bv other watchmaker*. I pledge invsclf shall . i tie repaired by me to satisfaction and warranted. 1 nov 4 ly FRANCIS BTKIV. I) \lsi\s. 100 whole, half, and qr. boxes prime t. Bunch Raisins, for sale by feh 4 COHEN & TARVER. ! nEC ICER’s's7ii-rising* PaUrnt Flour, (6 and 12 . lb. packages.) Also, Yeast Powders, Super. Carb. Soda, and Cream Tartar. A full supply of the above articles received per j steamer Florida, for sale, atC.vsu Pricks, by fob 16 W. G. DICKSON IITEBT INDIA RE ERVEB.- t eases Preßcrvi y y by steiuner Florida, and for sule by mar 4 A. IION A I'D. NEW B Toks.—Pmicli*s Prize NoT-lists; tbe I :>t ! Contributor, and Travel* iu lioudon Appleton V Library. Agatha's Husband, a novel by the nuthor/if “The Ogilvics.” tc. The Three Pirates, or the Cruise of tho Tornado, by Harry Hazel, author of “Yankee Jack,” Jco. The Spitfire; a Nautical Romance, by Capt. Chamfer, author of “Bon Brace,” Ac Graham’s Magazine, fir April. Godov's Lady's Cook “ Peterson's Ladies’ Magazine do do. Barnuni's Illustrated News, No. 12. Reeeircd bv mar 23 J. B. CUBBKDGE. lALIID EXTRACT OF SENNA.—This extract pos sesses tho active properties of Senna in a concen- j trnted form.nnl is a mild and pleasant purgative. Just eceivod for sale by feb 21 WM. W. LINCOLN. Monument-*q. j I)ATTES. —Just received a fresh supply of imported j Pattes, with Trusses. viz : 1 dozen Torrino Dc Fobs Gras Tuffos 1 do Pattes I)e Beca*sinos do. 1 do do Do Perilreaux do. 1 do do Do Fois Gras for sailv. A. ISONAUD. mar 20 comer of Bay and Wliitnker-ris. XCE ft SIOR ORKIs T) L ViTFUDJg,- ~ spared by A. &J. Ramsay. This Dentifrice imparts tothegumsa beautiful and healthy appearance, re ! moves tartar from the teeth, affords an agreeable fra ! grance to the breath, and cloanses artificial teeth. For sale 25cents por bottle by JOHN B. MOORE A-CO, ap! 13 Gil-hons Buildings. I ).V(J(HNO. -30 halos Bagginr,in stove nnd for ! > -ale pv ‘nor 1 G BRIGHAM. KELLY & CO. f\U R VST A LIN E POM AD E —For improving and in - \j crcning the growth of the Hair, just received and for side by 1 may 61 J. B. MOORE A CO. \O. Jjl’G Ail.—3l lilids, O. Sugar, for sale low • tec] [mayff SEA-BORN GOODA LL. | I TS3 A \ I)’s OALOINRD MAGNRSIA, fufiy l equal to Henry*’ at one half the price. One gross just received, and warranted fresh. Eor rale Hv W.W LINCOLN, mar 10 Monument fqunr* _ . _HN \V,:uU-. : TIN WARE ! ! IHATj.cn hand and am constantly manufacturing | . TIN WA.HK, of every variety and quality, whoie >*u.c and retail, to which I would invite the inspcc* ; tion of the public—fooling assured that I can give set ialaciionlyth a* regard quality end price. Al ’o, Br . * Ket* it--. Brass, Iron, Enameled and Tin- | nod banco Pan-. Frying Pan? ; Smoothing Irons. Fir- i Dogs: iron Pots, Ov.*u* und Sliders, Tea Kettlea; Gridiron*, Waffle Irons; Table Cutlery; Brass Caml'o sticks: Snuffer?. Tea and Dinner Bolls. Also Glass and ! I Hrittania Fluid Lamps, and n:a:\v articles too uiuuer uus to mention. Call and see. murcb it J. J. MAURICE. OARPET AHD FLOORCLOTri ’WAiIEHOREX CuvtainK, Curtain Good*, OLc. j I No. 150 Congress and 6T St Julien-strcets ‘ l\\"\Y\\ Tlllu subscriber knowing that the citizens’ <-f Savannah have f- ii a great interest in the L .-;- ret establishing Os a CARPET WAitKIIOUSK in this city, and being aware that many have been await ing the completion of the New store, so that they could | make their selection of the various articles for furnish ing their lion vs. would respectfully inform the public ; generally that he will this day open the most complete assortment of all the various st; l-.s of goods usually | kept in similar establishments. The stock of the differ | ent departments will consist, in part, of the following I Goods, viz: Carpot Department. ’ Royal V-lvet Tape-try Urus.-et o . Mocet Brussels, Brusels, Velvet TLq-stry and Brussels f r stairs, 3 i ply, Superfine, Fine, und Common lngruin. Plain and j Twilled Venetian for stairs, halls, etc. Druggets 7-4. ’ 12-1 and 10 4 in width, of every variety of patterns, Hearth Hugs, Parlor and Stoop Mats. Table-andl'inno | Covers. Silver and Brass Oval uud Octagon Stair Rods, i Stair Linen, etc. Oil Clotlis. ; Os every width, from Ito S yard?, fbrhalß dining I rooms, steamboats, saloons, etc.; Rosewood, Mahoga-, ■ , ny and small figured Furniture ull Cloths, 4-1, 0-i ■ i and, 0-4 wide; Figured India Rubber Goth for stairs. Curtains. Silk nnd Worsted Damask DeLainc, Worsted and I j linen Damask DeLnine, Figured nr.d Plain Damasks. i variety of color?. White and L’afT for Shades. Window Shades. ! Transparent Land—apo, Med.iiion, Osriand, and ’ White and Gold, enlively new style. Cord, hoops, la bels, with all the various Trimmings for Curtains and ; ; Shade- Cilt Corvii ces. , Rands. Loops and Pins, of the greatest variety end patterns, of the latest importation—nil of which will 100 sold,at wholes ale or rend!.on the most liberal terms. \V.\I. 11. OUION. Agent. nov 9 100 Congress and 37 St. duuen-sts. | APOTH E C ARY’S HAL L~ i South Euit C bmer of Jhrotghton and Bamard-strtcls, Snvnnnu*i, G n. O Till’ Subscriber would most rc c poctfully in St form the citizens of Savannah, and the surround ing country, that he has taken the store situated as above, where he is now opening a full and SELECT STOCK OF I DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PER-’ fuuiory, Fancy Articles. Dye Stuffs, GLASS-WARE, Ac. Ac., ’ Whic he offer.-: to the public at wholesale and retail, ! ’ on such terms as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction, ‘ j both as regards price and quality, i livery article he offers for sale has been selected by | I himself within the last twenty pays, from the most re- j j liable house 3 in the northern markets; particular at-j i lention having been paid to their purity und freshness. Having hud several years’ experience in the pro . scription business in northern and southern cities, lie feels himself fully prepared to compound all prescrip-j , tions and family medicines entrusted to him, with care.j t neatness ami dispatch. j Prescription? put up nt all hours of the day and • night, by u skilful and competent hand. I Physicians. Country Merchants and Families, anti : all persons who deed or mat need pure nnd genuine j Medicines, or any other article that Is generally found in a well regulated Drug Store, are respectfully invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing else where, at tho Apothecary’ Hall. J. E. PrFGRI), i mar 22 ts Druggist and Chemist. TAit.omsrGo J, DIBBLE & CAREY, Inns in mis. 1 CORNER BROUGHTON AND WIUTAKEIi-STS. Savannah, Ga. r IMIE SUBSCRIBERS would call the attention of the 1 citizens of Savannah, to their SPRING STYLES OF ALL COLORS OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. i Which they are prepare* 1 to manufacture to order, in I the neatest and most fashionable styles. Also, their stock •>!’ Ready Made Clothing, j all of which have been got up in a superior style to any-evor before offered tot sale in tliis market. ; Their stock of FURNISHING G(M)I*S is complete. I and well assorted. These Goods will l>e sold on the 1 most reasonable und accommodating terms. ’ mar 25 ts t. w. Mo \ it s non vv co., j (SION OK THE MG I’OPFEK POT) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIN WARE MANUFACTORY AND STOVE VVA IS K HOOR. tr% WE have now. and keep con- mn FV'K st,mll .v on hand, a full and ex fov f ten.sive .-T< K'K. which wo offer on TW tv? afftwAverv reasonable terins. j Pumps. Lend Pipe, Sheet Lend, Copper i and Zin. j Tlie-e Pumps arc of simple eomtrntiofi. and even * ’ part perfect I \ tolled they are so mn.le that tin y may I ; be taken apart gained toidi the valves withs out taking up the pipes, or eve., detaebing tbe pint-, 1 form, to wl.ieli the Pump is facetted. W.Mire:.!-..-. Hlngih*-.. Vbrnt.-d Bm>k Pattern Cooking Stove, f r wood, which rs le-ing ver\ ; extensively used in the citvuml country. The sm ; . ess Os this Stove. .dure i;s intmdurtinn hv ns. bus l.een grnlifving—nothing iuw ever Imvii offered to the i ; public tor culi nary nurp-o* that has given urh gen- ! ! end satisfaction. * We .-hull take great pleasure in i I showing this <tove, whether von purchase of us or i not, and we think we . . U i *ati-t\ v..u that this stove ! Ii- superior to any eve: offered f r -ale in thi market. | umr24 ‘ STORK. NO 13 BARNARD ST SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, AT Till-; \rvv Store, \o. ! it) Broughton-Mreel. | f VVVV’ WE ha\i- in.t received our riluck of ‘■,‘fr.y - ~iminn-r Mu-lin- iiml Lawns, >r beaut> and ru*utnv. - cannot brsur- J ] ie-od, nnd would imil- the often lion of the *• i public to the same. As we are determined to suit the j moat fastidious in taste, and in prices,and in stylos ol ! j GOODS, which are unequalled in the city. Consisting of | Fine French Orgnntlic Muslius, j Super, do do do, do do Jaconet do, I Super. French and English Lawns, j French ltobu ala Bayadere, of tho latest styles in j Muslins and Barege?. ! Super. Black Lawns and Muslin? from 12Vv 1° 50; eon's; fast colors from the celebrated manufacturing i house of Mulliouse ft Kreres Fig’d hite<t Col’d Swiss Muslins. I White Enib'd Organdie do. (•oFd. do Muslins, new styles, plaidcd.; Fine White Dotted Muslins. For sale by mar 31 .1 H. COH EV k CO. | CHEAP SUGARS AND TEAS. . t e _ . I* iHU K< f.neil Prashed Su-’-b. \ ■ gar.Cr\s'.:ili/fd.Granulated do.,ii ’ j ,fV i ■ ‘ u , - - ai.” “i Vn-i. coo. ’ ?*.iuar, PI lbs for >l. Lower Grades Brown Sugar. 14 lb?, for ?1. Dark ('suitablefrservants)bugar, 17 lbs. for Jl. FRESH TEAt>—Selected from the latest iinporta- I tions. consDting of:—Extra Hyson, Extra Tbio Gun-i | powder, nnd Goolong. Fresh Mu.-tard, Sardines, Pi-klev, Preserves. Sweet Oil. Almonds, fancy boxes Prunes. Brandy, London j Mustard, Peaches. Turkey Figs, extra lurge and fine.! [ and 20 boxes Raisins (nil fluster?) —whole, naif ami l quarter boxes—Mace, Nutmegs, Sj loos. Ac. .Tu?t received per steamer--2 bbli. Pig Ham?: f>o Smoked Tongues, large size; 50 lbs. Bologna Sausages; 2 bbls; Smoked Beef. For sale at DICKSON’S, 1 0 Wh ’ tkftr •. end Broughton lane. HOME MANUFACIOUV OF Saddles,BridlesandHarnoss, IS3 Concrett-Strccf, Snvann.in, Go. j~- A. The Sul ?t ribera manufac fHire and keep eonstantlv on hand, n large Stock of SAD * DLLS. BRIDLES, nnd lIAR- ->■ WW. NESS, nnd make toonlor any dewviption of article in our line. Our ?(•* comprises also, a large ansortmen* of Trunk". Carpet Bag?. Ynleßea, Saddle Itags, Whip.". •Wool nnd Prnv Collar", Drnv I Dime*", etc. Perron a deairour of purchasing, would do well to 1 give us a call, nml examine our Stock. All work man ufactured by uh, warranted for material and workman ship. aMA.""™” I*’ 1 *’ 0. MALLZTT k 00. [ N D —Repairing done en the fhorto.-t notice and I naMe term' 1 TRI-WEEKLY $2. PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS. Those useful and justly ce'.obra'.cu Birds a offered by the nr.l M .faetur.*rs, and recommend* ; to the ffivonrile tioti'-c •*: t). B : if?**: Ladici-. ncu . ;les v.hril; of v-eful ness, beauty ard •lural ih.iv. csr.nct Ve svr* ossed. But lif beauty xv'us the onl_. * m-d upon wlih-b ve tovld | recommend t.hcm, we v- old i ready tj < xdalm, xvc hax c enough of h. J:,.t hoxv,*i!nn do xv C •* . the J fsur form of xviiman. m.d the uatund bc*.uty rfifih ; Heaven l;.i‘ so Irindlx ;ix. n be*, mat. .iy lcefcroi by-.a drooping form, ti;o natural ing in an unfavorable pc i ion Lad;*- •v. tru?; Hat xvu are no; -aying two rr.u. ii vri -r. * c ;*dl yc t.l ct rt the many thousands already introduced, arc In ccn aughtaf,aimt them. Addresser- Jl!> ;o ‘ ‘ J. A.MAYKR. UMPICKABI.E i-OCXS. For and. or? of any lrirul. wbkh challcrg; Uic ’ 1 11 ia# that loti.- t). . ohcred.should be I'airlv tested For that purpo: t: pr rioter to Oct osit Vivo i Hundred dollars in propor hands for two r.ir*. II rot loMtor,o ; hofolloxxng tmn... Anx vci'on may select tl.*we locks from thirty—V*cpiv< examining them—-and tnay tben exan.sue tbe ret: AW:’ txvmty sown, rnd 1 aro ; he n ;'“ ‘Y’ :r - w - V‘- J’ ay then have < r.e month ‘j l ? prepasc’ni, ; u in-'t; nn*t when he must lo | c ln Ul c pi “king opera ti* n, and pi v one per cent, tor dwr on the amount doporlw till he aick. oneof tU -elected )■ -K- r aland-!-, it. th,, |~t ofwhl.l i,o ntay not do till he has 0,, ted ten dsjs. When b. •*f P” - ■ • sort*; t->. t „ :■ I: terest i ed optnml-.toe hr „ only to pro- e the • ho hi e v ■ how to pal: them he pi 1 if;- ’ e tea- • . :.v- W, i„ j the two following d* : the acceptance of tl me J committee, and fake tbc .>£(.(>. j Tld.- may certify that Mr. I. La* dr j t>n- i*ed in my h? rd : . >\ certified ci.c •co’ , \ v ‘’'’ : 1 , foi tin ; : e'esm . ca In the* above aiverlLemcat. , JAMZf C. BEACIf. Payv !c T*..!cr at tl.c liannver liar.lt. i ** T . r . r • * *t.e ‘•-■- .xf. £•- ..■** i’.r 3 >vp, -a rrriclvof rup.*iyrfg:i bed St re md 11,, Di with . vl - ! out kt 1 Also. < ••• .fiters Mortic*. SUcir | Closet. Chest. Tr *• IV.;. l :nu Cr . Ac., A c ., with *u Min, ral Hi ju t received and fr i w t* b - v r b. LCri ELL. : • ?>Ull ’ No. *1 La i *u*i 1 1 RI CEIVI D. a -•>!* yjxcr’s Mineral ’ 1 •’ivit-\ tit- and WO*. • •;.*,’ . ) unfading, ; Silver's Mincr.il ‘:.int ■’ • •J: iv ft,.m all oth, or;? in market. Tbcv aro t.* t*.i: - th.-v requirra lib tHe Oil. they a- :• •’ xv.rk t<*uci.!'-. ‘• t xv oaellv as i White i. id. Tin y hi\ a-• sol li*;ht • I rhey iv itl.e: pec’ v.. ..tire no stronger j dryer than wl iv leob 1 hax •• a x r*.ri‘-r v of ..ob-r* Ecfl.Y’elh w .xrious Ercwna i aud Jet Black. Tl **y are n ; ***i ; in 1 <h!v < r ccver- I in-.’ Ir >t -rtvi Mum* thing cv** r ri • .o<\. end pound for pound x> ill (over don>. !e the serrate 0 f v Lite lead i or Zinc Mineral Paints and require* )<■<■■* ofl. I am n* w prepared i. coxer tin I’r A. n nothing ad* | bcrcfc to Tin like Silver’* Mineral Pt ints. For *slc ly JOIP • MAUnICE, • mov 6 10 and 12 Barnard-street ; ~A NEVER F AiLINtT COUGH iiEMtDYT’ A I*au- D it- cover y. Dr. Wm. H. Tutt’-’ Pectoral Elixir. For flu* Comil'-; * Spcivly ctnl jicrmancnt cure of Cough a. (’ol i . I iiilii*n/n. Bmitcliiti*. Asthma, Suit,ingot’ Blood, Cruup.t atarrb. iloarao bins. Pleurisy, Pnenmoniu, \\ booj ing Cough, Difficult Jireniliing, and Incipent Consuut] lion. Tho above preparation is eonl dontly tucommundcHl to those afflicted xvith any of the above diseases. It contains no mineral whatever, but i-r. in pored of vege table siritstances. xvbivh in tlicir C'mbiiiatinon ex art a powerful and speiific effect upon (bo respiratory or gnus, ex polling through tb. skin, l.idneys. ucd bowels all the impure agencies xxhich tend to disease the deli cate substance of the lungs. In Asthma. Its effects are very prominent, relieving almost instuntly the difficulty of breathing. In Croup, tuic single dose, xvith a flannel saturated with furpeiiiin,*, bound to the tlnoat, will relieve in ten minutes. In Hronehitia, it promotes easy expectoration, and affords instant relief. The Pectoral Elixir is not recommended to cure all diseases, but only tl so of the and their coniiex ion, and for these it is a Certain and Pleasant Remedy It is now pati oni/cd b\ numy i niimnt physicians In heir pra< ti,nnuy of xx 1. m !mve ixm ’voluntary testim ttiial- of it- -if: i virtue in healing lung diseas es. Prepared by Wm. 11. Tntt. M D.. Augusta. (Ja. and sob! by JAS. 11. CARTER, cavunnah. and by all the principal druggists Fouth. nov 10 DANCING f.-t MONSIEUR A. BONAUD, 1.-q ,*, tfully In forma his patrons, and llie public in general / V that 1:c xx ill open hi Academy at ARMORY —* * 11A1.R. on Satm le ICth (kt’rnt f* o'clock. P. M- All his former pupils aro respectfully invite,l t o attend. Tuitiov Davs—Ttu*.days. Thur-'lsysand Saturdays; u * to — for Centh-ineii. like ‘1 I io!i i.. C 2 fit ,j- i v enfv four lesson*,. C > ct 14’ IMPORTED WINES. ‘iiqnors, Seg-ars. and Taney Articles. l The Fubscr iber has on hand a lint at;u 1 . *i-U MtkfU-J -l-k, c. ni| ri.-lu.’ the Wlov :’ ; IB half pipes otnr.* J t ACo Bua.not \2 do do Yin I ago IS4J i 2do do Juan I < uis, do ISOo ! It .It. do .1.1 I-.., y ; 4 .‘t> do Old ! ,scrvo Mwfeir* *2 do do !,< n lon Particular J 3do do H I Port Winks ; '• do do old Suerry 1 ‘2<i c,.vV Cbnuipaguc Pbnon La tirnla SaGars \ 5.0(H) Ia Ur ion j 10.0 t ,n Ru Pallia I 25.000 Trnbuca* Also. : ’nr::,* supi'h • i‘l in < v Groceries, ?uch ’F ini ; ported Cordials Un 1 I' i-1.1 •• - m,d ; . itr,*. Pt-pecrvag, Prunes and Jelly, for •: le by A I OVAT I). dec 8 Corner Bay and W l;itakcr-ets. r pi;NM:s,'i;!; i.gg.s.- i rralc bv 11. J. GTTT.FBT. fuhO Wi sf side Market rquart. | IMPOBTANT TO I iTD trill K vent number if j. v>- t •bimtle and fe | male wh. hove 1 ten 1 ere fried bx H e apj llra : Hon of Dr BarniTV.-’- in pn • and i'race , r nV’.< miratle i supporter, during the pa*-) y<:• :• l.r. it red ti c sul ororfi til unble ar’iele. direct front tie manufactory, which [ xvill enable him lo reduce (le jr.ee of the stme |so that pH ran be net r.in-fdnted “ho rcqt'lro their assist a rro A finmle veil ,;ut>Jifd to fit | the Brace will be in attendance upon lcdiee. and, I if desired, will bo waited upei, at their refidercep. ’ npr 21 f*. O. PANCOFT. Brc.cpbtoiMt. 1 JAY. i’ i vindl*'*-- liny, landing per schocne at J I nract. For sale by M • * ; 4C \\T AIIPEXE. OR HATH OLOS; —An Indian 3 > preparation for r, - • b* lr to lb o-igl 1 nal color—also, for proven’ Leg g-- hair and bale non -1 .T vi- * received and for salo by W. IV. LINC’ *LN, | mar Iff Miument Square. New books itefra nean on board an American frigate, by N Parker j Willis. I The Oil Man’s Bride, bv T. 3. Arthur. 1 The Mother : dfi..- off ; -ing. fi- f'ey hen Tracy, 1 M. I).. formerly n Misrionary Pbx iuan to tho A. B. C i F TR to *he Chinese, Autobiography of an Fngli'P Polder in the United States Arm v. c,*nr,•vising > ! rxn , ■•:•.•; ard venturer In ! the States and Mexico. i The Lovers’ Stratagem, or tho Two Suitor* ‘ r Em oline Flygare Carlcn, author of ixai or tho fchjtitl ,o thc* riving Dutchman, or th-’ Wedding guest of Am aterdam.’a ntrsleiious talc of the sea. by Capt Merry U. S. N. * Th’ bodies wationn.’ Magazine fbr May. Barnum’a Illustrated ‘• ” >’■ lb. and a eupplyof ,b# X no ’*‘“nKI" nKIr * liy .7. B. CniBCIWE. I ft CO. HAVE to ant! ’,nce the arrival, This Day, of the first portion of their Spring Stock. The’r Mr. Pro- w -• ■ Rr-nv now In the markets, sh.-v expert the • .1! comt Ir'ion of his purchase* in n ft.w'dnvp. of w hich a detailed notice will l>e given; in the meantime, they solicit an carlv im portion from all ♦heir oi l friends and the public generally. 178 BROUGHTON-ST., xnar 7 Opposite St. .Itylrew’s Ilall NO. 303