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Newspaper Page TextVOL. LXV.—NO. 295. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 1867. PRICE 5 CENTS. THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. J. ft. II WHS, Kdllor aud Proprietor! II, t. Mr HOWELL, Assistant 1‘ditor. .a,lust paid Circulation in city and county ADVKItTlNlNtl. IVr Square of TKN llnce Nonparlel tyjw or space oc- .upU-,1 by tbu Mtno number of Hua*,$l.Nt first Insertion. TJ> rent* for each continuation. Half Square -The. for first Inaurtlon; 3T cent* tor each n'.sequent Insertion. TKtlMs-u 00 pur hmulrod; subscription (by mall or carrier) |lO per annum; single copies, 0 com*. AU ndvortleeraonu muat tie paid tor at the Counting itooci prevlons to insertion, and If handed In hy S p. «. will ' •* OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE. II appear <n the morning edition. S AVANNAHi THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1 '• EAPING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS. A Michigan woman want* a divorce bocauso her husband cannot miso a mou*tacho. The cholera is raging again in Baris. Pleasant prospect for visitors to tho Exhibition. A man in Franklin. Penn , last week, died of um brella-poked iu his eye. Two pack pedlar* went into a houso in Memphis last week, gave the occupant* chloroform, and took $250 worth of goods and money. It is rc|«>rtcd that Scnor Romero, the Mexican Minister, is about to marry a widow well known in the higher circles in Washington. It is dangerous to bo too noat. An old lady in Darby scrubbed her kitchen floor until sho foil through it into tho cellar. Thoro nro 60 Gorman nowspajwrs in Pennsylvania. The tone ut some of them is entirely too bitter. They are all Teutonic. Tho Erio Dispatch says that lightning-bugs, would be an improvement on tho gas thoy have in that city. Divers aro diving at Dover to soo about the groat tunnel. Dwellings erected in tho tunnel will huvo “water all over tho houso." A’vouth in Michigan wns rejected by his dulcinon, whereupon ho throw himself beneath a locomotive. The locomotive also had a tender attachment. A Sabbath school superintendent in Ohio told his 1 upils they must work liko locomotives. Tho next Sunday tho whole school marched in playing “cars," with the heud boy puffing vigorously. Piiii.AnRi.nii a, February 1st.— 1 The two moderate days wo wero favored with horo tho post wook, that rendered overcoat* superfluous aud chcntod uh iuto tho fallacious idea that the "cold form" wns ovor, havo been succeeded by a boreal tomporaluro that would be highly orodltahio to"Greonland's Icy Moun tains," and wo aro onco more in (ho lap of wintor. Below tho city is a sipiadnm of oyster boats ioe bound, (he masters of which have been indulging tho foud hupo that they would bo soon afloat. Those " skippers" aro a peculiar class of men, no ways choice of lauguago, and their improcaUousattho low statu of tho thermometer are fearful in tho oxtrouio to thoso who havo ever received tho bonoflts of a moral education. Latterly they tit on their found- orod bnrks ninl heave oyster shells at tho legion of crows who hover around, a* though thoy wero tho cause instead of the heralds ot severe weathor, and their otTort* iu this respect to securo a thaw are on u par with thoso of tho man, who in order to com|ml a favorable wind, nsoendod to tho roof of his houso and nailed tho woathorcock to tho dosirod point of tho compass. Our city ico boat, an asthmatic old fraud, yesterday oudoavorod to "cut them out." On sho staggered toward tho beleaguered craft, liko a bugo drunken monster, but her wheezy efforts woro pow- orloss, and she turned back followed by tho dorisivo curses of tho exasperated oystormcn, whoso old ono- tuios, tho crow* joined tho chorus, reminding ouo of tho frogs of Aristophanes. Whether Mr. Morrill's exertions in behalf of tho tariff bill (always a favorite measuro here), and tho spasmodic present activity of Congress on this and kindred uieasuros, have had nn invigorating effect on tho folks hero or no, wo cannot say, but certainly thcro havo been evidences of vitality displayed. Wo dlscuMod an elogant collation, prepared hy Mr. I*. , idea over the destini' * '* Jones, who preaidoa over llie destinies of the Live Oak Club, and Is of course au fait In all such mat ters. This Interesting reunion was interrupted by the flro, but only for a short time, as the company returned and enjoyed the remainder of the evening with additional zest —Charleston Mercury ,bth. NORTHERN NEWS. Galveston is afraid of yollow fover next summer. Tho band of the Stonewall Brigade, of Virginin is to bo reorganized. Tho Vicksburg grand jury has indicted four duol- ists. They had (ought a dual duel. Tho name of Wtn. L Mudd la suggested In Mont gomery papers as a candidate for Uovtrnor of Ala bama at hts storo, and his shrewdness paid him In a very short tltuo, for new eves saw what he had to offer in addi tion to the aneclalty advertised, aud new puraosenme under contribution to htm." In Portland, Maine, wo learn from tho Argus, trade was never bofure inoro uotivo. "The hotels aro throngod with visitors, and merchants aro kept busy from morning nntU night in supplying the wants of their numerous customers. Tho great secret of auo- coss whloh crowns the efforts of so many of the shrewd business men, is their liberality in adver tising." The Indianola (Ind.) Visitor relates this incidonti In 1801, a young man wns employed in this place tho noxt election. A young lady, who was blown ororboard from a steamer in Norfolk harbor a fow days ago, owod hor lifo to a colored man, who jumped overboard and rescued hor. Tho "monlngitis," or spotted fevor, hns appeared at Union City, Tonn. Several members of ono fami ly were attacked and died of It in a fow hours one uay last week havo had n lively tiino tho past week in tho way of amusements First, wns a "Fete la mere glace'' a skating saturnalia. Then a carnival fancy skating party, whorcon nil appeared in masks—"a big thing on ice" Then tho Hebrew Benevolent Ball, a grand affair. Tho Young Mannescher's (a Gor man Musical Society) masked ball cauto noxt, fol lowed by that of the Senior Muuncsober, to whom credit may bo given of having roalisod nil that tho most fastidious and criticnl could dosiro. Tho gor geous and infinite variety of fancy drossos; tho mul tiplicity of characters and skill with wbioh thoy were sustained, together with tho “abandon" and joviality that seemed to porvado all, brought back ideas and scenes of the celobratod Roman nnd Ve netian festivals. It may not bo amiss to mention that, for many years, masked balls woro prohibited in this Stato by Legislative enactment, but tho law has boon repealed lately, and pur consequonco they aro now !n high favor with tho votarios of Terpsi chore. Our Acadomy of Music, tho most splondid building ot tho kind in tho Stato*, on such occasions irescuts a gorgeous and grotesque panorama of liv- ^ Tho Houston (Texas) Tolograph says that tho Eureka Mills are now turning out flue shootings and drills, and will, in a fow days, put in the market thoir various goods, both cotton nnd wool, and test tho question of profit and loss. The Houston City Mills will be erected this spring. Much of tho ma terial is already on tho ground. Tho machinery is said to bo very fino, costing some 980,000. The Nashvillo Barmor, of the 27th ult., states that a party of twonty |w<iplo of tho Choctaw Nation ar rived in that city tho day boforo. The party consist ed of Col. J. Fulsom, a well oducatod and highly In- tolligoul Indian loader, eight yonng women, and eleven young men. Tbo young women go to McMinn- villo, and tho young mon to Lebanon, all to be edu cated for teachers Thoy oxpeet to remain at those places fivo years boforo completing thoir education. SotTirens Manufactures —In July last a fac tory of joans, linsoy, oto, waa commenced, to bo oroutod o DoSoto, Mississippi. Thoy bogan tho on- ,. .ng humnnity, which, with tho strains of rich tnolo A dispatch of tho 2Sth ult., from Cincinnati, says . dy floating on tho air, bowildcrs nnd onthralls tho Brick l’omeroy is hero on routo for Now Urioans to J senses of all who may bo so fortunato as to bo with- collect material and evidence to sustain him in his ’ j n the charmed circle. lawsuit with Gen, Ben. Butler. J Theatres, also, havo bad their share of patronage, Sixty years ago there was hardly a craft larger though not crowded ns usual at this soason. Mr. than an Indian canoe on the groat Western lakes, aud Mrs Barney Williams aro at tho "New Chest- In 1811. tho lake trado amounted to 965,000,000 j 1 nut." At tho ■•Arch" Mrs Drew, tho Lessee, has In 1551. to $300,000,000, and in 1561, to 1 imported a pantomime from Now York, with tho $550,000,1)00. [ author nnd principal actor, Mr. G. Fox, lato of tho A gentleman in tho Ipring-timo of life, when 1 u - w « r J' >” «“* city, wbieh rcrfuruianco fulfill* nil walking with a Intly, .tumble.! ami fell On hie re- | lh<I proiniee* matin in prnvt.me nnnuunccmcnte. llr. ranting hie perpen Jituler, tho Indy remarked sho ; Joh " Urougham highly gratifies largo end mtolli- trae -(orry for his unfortunate faiu mu." “I didn't I S«nt aud cneej nt tho •'« alnul etrool." Ho is n gen- hurt my fure-pArre," said ho,'"I only harked my Ooman of rare geniue, and nlmlltor as author or no- |j nce •> tor, hts efforts aro over appreciated here. Mr. c . . i ..I, . Charles Durnng. tho oldest representative living of Tho lotted lUe.Senate bos l«usoJ » hill t« ; lU o PI,iladtlphio stage, has had a eomplimenSirj amend the law of l,o, oefnbltsh.ng tho Judicial • beM „ tcudo *„j hlm * b y |,|, f,i„„de and prufiueinnnl four,, „f the I mted Male. It nuthonioe any I b „ tbten . Mr BruugSun, Mr.and Mr. Williams, J o igo or ,I notice of tho l ntted .'tales Courts to istuo ; M , .i„S„ o,L l„el,„lrno . “ , , , , , . 5,U ?. i Mr. Roberts, Miss Josto Orton and otbors, including wms of habeas corpus and regulate tho courso of , CarncroM ttnd DixioiJ lninst rels, havo all tendered proceeding under them. | tj, 0 ir gerv iccs. The affair takes placo this week at Tho New York hotels find business very dull, but , tho Acadomv of Muaio, tho seats of which having all tho keepers havo not yot reduced thoir charges, i been secured several days sinco. They nre 'ike other peoplo flgb.ing against a doclino, ! Tho grand finale of tho Crosby Opera IIouso Oift living in hopes that something may turn up to giro Entepriso has boon rcnchod, iu tho' purchaso (?) of a new impetus to business and bring tho usual tho building by Mr. Crosby, of tho holder ot tbo crowds to New York. I prize ticket, for two hundred thousand dollars. It A cruel joke was perpotratod on a Milwaukic di- would bo haul to find u reasonable jnirson in this vine on Christmas day, by a couple of scamps, who city who has, at this date, any confidence in the sent him a package purjiorting to contain 9500 in transaction, although tho enterprise was liberally greenbacks. Tho man of cloth was highly dolighted patronized here. Though pro'essodiy a gift, it is terprise i * the woods. On the 17th of December looms coimuoncod running, and now the factory is in full operation. The cloth made is equal to any other of eamo grndc, and tho dornand is equal to the sup ply. This is the shortest road to indopendonoo and prosperity, und the oxamplo of tho “Magnolia Mills" should bo imitated in other Southern States.—A’. O. Bulletin. Monument to Gen. P. Clf.burnb.—We learn from tho Nashvillo Gazette that steps have boon taken in that city to erect a magnifioent monument to the momory of the lamented General Pat. Cle burne. A design for tho structure has been procured and tho drawing has been placed in the hands of a gentleman of Giles county, who is to canvass the principal cuuntios in Middle Tennessee for tho pur pose of raising the necossary funds. Considerable sums havo already boon subscribed, and it is boliov- od that twonty-fivo thousand dollars ean easily be raised. Columbus, Miss.—An estcomed friend and oc casional correspondent writes ns from Columbus, Miss., ucdor date of the 1st instant: "We have had tho finest weather for farming that was ever known in this country. The rivor has boon very low, but it is now rising, and will soon be in good boating condition, which is tnuoh nooded. There is a good deal of cotton yot to go to market. Tho nogro school huuso horo was burnt lost Saturday night, through tho neglect of the froedtnon, or by accident it 1s toought. Tho citizens have subscribed liberally to build another, which shows the feeling here towards tho negroes.—Mobile Adrtrtiter. Tub Destitution in Alabama.—In answer to a telegram asking for explicit information from Ala bama, the Governor of that Stato telegraphs from Montgomery, January 30, 1867 : "Sou/Aem Relief Commission;— Destitution in Alabama is very great. Help us to feed the hungry all you ean. State Treasury very depleted. If can’t get trans portation free of chargo, I must try to pay freight. Commissioners for destitute will write you fully by mail. U. M, Patton, Governor of Alabama." . . „ _ intiloyod in this pi a elork in a house, at tho moderate sum of 94 per week. In the fall or 1862 he went into a small bu siness on his own book. In 1863 ho formed & co partnership with his brother. Whon the senior of this firm threw his little bark on tho sea of publlo trade, we suggested to him how to advortiso. llo took our advice—followed it strictly to the loiter— using mure printer's ink than all tho business firms of Indianola combined. Tbo result of our advice, togothor with tho honesty, integrity and go-ahond- alivenessof this firm, bus given them a competency nnd foot-hold among tbo people of Warren that will tell ‘big’ in after years.'* A Western cotomporary says: "Advertising is the trader what ploughing is to the farmer. Tbore would bo souio natural production if tho soil of tho earth was never broken, and it would hold about tho same relation to tho production o( a well culti vated garden, tha«F,tho profits of unadvertised trado do to the advertised." Another declares that, "Now-a-dnys nobody but tho slowost dried-up old fossils over question the ad vantage of advertising. Ono might with as much propriety doubt the orldenco of his own eyes and oars. The stylo and oxtont of a business man's ad vertising is a sure test of his energy and capacity, the quantity and quality of his stock, and tho amount of business he transacts." Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, tondors his ad vice to the pnblie : "Never buy goods of thoso who don't advertise. They soli so little that they have to soil dear." Tho Brandon (Wis) Times grows faectious on the subjoot and vents itself as follows: "Boos it *oy to advertise 1 Our experience teaches us that t does. A week ago wo adrortisod for a boy to learn the printer's trade. Imagine oar surpriso (!) on Monday morning on finding at our domicilo an applicant weighing just eight pounds and a half. We would not guarantee to all such returns by pa tronising the printer, but this is one instanoo whero '* was a success." Says the Delaware Ropublioan : "Wo bollovo it is rule, with soarcoly an exception, that in every community the merchants who advortiso aro moat successful, and deservedly so. They are tho men who keep tho host stocks of goods and sell cheapest." The inflowing comes Lorn a New York paper : "The changes going on in society inako it necossary for a business man to koop boforo the pcoplo. If he expects to snocced in trade, a fair sUioment of what he is doing, and will do, is nocssary for himself and thoso dealing with him. He must make this state ment, and does do it in sumo way if he sells any thing. 'Pcoplo are quite apt to go where their attention i called, and if they find things as represented thoy will purchaso there in preference to spending thoir timo seeking elsowhoro. Those whoso patronage and influence aro of the greatost valuo never spend too muoh time in looking up a thing. Thoy havo learned that lime is money, and that without timo in this world money is worthless It is conclusive that there is tnorii as well os profit in advertising honostly and fairly, in telling pcoplo what and how you will do, and then doing it. Thoso who aro willing to trade strictly upon principle can circulate un advertisement throughout an entire community, and it will havo just as much force as though they spoko to each individual by word, or each visited thoir establishment and cxaminod fur himself. This advo. Using only amounts to the same os telling your tatron whon he calls on you how you will soli to tim. "It is just to all concerned to advertise consciec^ tiously, aud thoeo who do it will find advertising ot the utmost importance." Southern Direct Trade.—Get* IVm. Mahone, now President of the Norfolk and Petersburg and Petersburg and Soath Side Railroads, addressed a lottor, dated January 14,1867, to Major C. Wallaco, tbo Superintendent of tho Atlantic and Western Railroad, in which ho says: "Wo have lately sent until tho contents of tho package developed only a looked on as tbo greatest "soil" of the soason; W °H, ; furzraril ono stcumer trom Norfolk, fully laden for > of stiff paper. H-ill give tbo coup Jc ffnreeto.0 /utura ichrn'ss | aoJ * 0 „ ro „ ow loa j ing an0 , her . I bi'.-m vi sun V, f , : , I Liverpool, anu wo are now loauing anotner. i want A worthless youth, named Louis Bruner, residing ® ftb ° klud - I ho art of getting noh for a ow do1 * j to grunt bills of lading iu youi* place for Liverpool in Buffalo, recently attempted to extort rnonoy from ! aw ' h ?, wovor t “ ucl1 to desired, has not as yot ■ Jiroct f roo 0 f a i| charges, except freight and insu- hi- mother by swallowing tomo laudanum in her " vo . r , r ... „ I rancej railway to collect of steamers, and the latter lie got inoro down than ho IsMri, ' v *T.. to arrango for Insurance.. or J ajvanco. oh ship- S u. m tomrflnl. om«k l.ngihenid hSllfo „d ffi tr, 1 ""? 1 "’? " "T ‘T’’ ^ „„ , ril „i i 01 5 , ket streets, whereon thoy intcud erecting a cotumo- . ‘ . . dious and beautiful temple for tho use of tho Broth- The drauintio critic of tho Now \ ork Loader gives ora of tho Mystio Tie, tho prescut llall on Chestnut 0# tbc ur 'g>'> tho snow storm lust week, that tho street, though perhaps tho most imposing building of stage manager nt \\ attack's was careless enough a tho kind in tho country, being deemed too contract- few nights since, after tho performance of "Ours," to 0 J f or tho purposes of tho fraternity, leave tho door of tbo property room wido open, and All our pni>cra ridicule in tho strongest terms Mr. out rushed hts Crimean storm, and soon rioted ' Jus <j. Bennett’s offer ol tbo yacht Henrietta to through tho city. moots. Wo can and must have direct trade for tbs South." Accident at Martin’s Cut.—On yostorday morn ing about sovon o'clock, just after the way freight train bad piuuod through, a largo quantity of rock and dirt fell from tho sides into the cut, and com pletely blocked up tho road. Tho bursting looso of tbo rooks is supposed to have been caused by the I Princo Alfred, of England, as tho largest pieco of! effects of tiro iato freoze and the heavy frosts. In ono of his recent sermons, Brigham Young in- snobbishness on rooerd. It is clear that notwith- vited the attention of his hearers to the text which standing Mr. Dennu t’s reputed acuteness, ho must says: “ In that day seven women shall take hold havo been most profoundly ignorant of royal oti- - ! one man, saying, wo will cat our own bread and quetto that forbids a “princo of tho blood" from ao- wear our own apparel, only let us bo called by tby ooptiug such favors, or ho would not have subjected name, to take away our reproach." “ Tho Govern- himself to tho nbsoluto certainty of a rofusul; yot uiont of tho United Stntcs," tho cider continued, " !•» not intend that prophecy shall be fulfilled, and the Lord Almighty means that it shall." ••Uev " Joel Lindsey, the clergyman who whipped hi» iittie son (threo years of age) to death, at Shel by, Orleans county, Ohio, hns been convicted of man- -laughter iu the su-ond degreo—tho ponnlty of wht.ii we believe is hard labor in the Stato Prison f .r a term of years, or for life, ut tho discretion of " e Court If the wretched man is not a fiend in- carnato his puni.-hinent must bo airendy, like tho blacksmith shop on the promises of .Mr. L. \\ . \\ il- Whcn tho eastward express train on tho regular timo noarod tho cut it was signalled hy tho watch man on duty, and tho conductor being apprised of tho obstruction reversed bis wheels and ran nis train back to tho city, where it was detained for sovoral yot hours until tho cut was cloarod. Superintendent by many tho affair is looked on ns a "ruse" for that Williams gathered all the force at his command nnd stimulus ao grateful to many, of our eountrymon, put them hard at it, and about ono o’clock the way notoriety. In this case it lias been achieved at tho was clear. cxjkuico of common sense. Having nothing inoro i A similar accldont occurred on tho Nashvillo and at present to writo about, wo will closo our letter for Chattanooga Rond on Sundny. A large mass of this wcok. Dick. ruck MI un tho track, just whore the road rons along ■ tho precipitous bluffs of the river near Chattanooga. SOUTH CAROLINA. I The next train coming on afterwards run upon the _J. ‘ ; rocks, and tho onglno waa smashed to wreck and tho Fibs is Hark well —A firu brake out |„ tho ;0f<l ™r bsjlv braknii up. No lives lost,-/fund- lay, oonsuinod. Tho froodmen worked manfully, nnd rendered very material aid in saving other property from destruction —Sentinel. Rrriunatio.v—Wo regret to lonrn that our os- ville Independent, 30(A ult. The Muiideii of Mi*» IIenduicer —Somo woeks ago a shocking Irugody occurred in tho Fourth Dis trict of this city, whereby an interesting young lady, just emorging into womanhood, oame to hor death in n t-roel and invstfirioiis manner. Sho I punishment of Cain, more than he can boar. The value of the cstnto of tho late Edward Mott Lobimon, of New Bedford, Mass., is sworn at four t hi ne d *' k> a v”!«* * M1 Hetty H^KobinsoiT ftlOOlJooTn Resignation.—Wo regret to lonrn that our os- In a cruel and mysterious mnsnor. Sh® had retired own right, 9Bj(J00to each of tho executors teemed fellow-citizen, John Phillips, has forwarded , hor n *> m > aml R was presumed, from the eircum- to the town’of South Kingston 11 I fur to Washington his resignation of tho office of United *tanrcs, had gone to bed tho family with whom she educational purposes, and tbo remainder of his « States District Atttorney for South Carolina. Mr. I was living ocoupyiog the adjoining rooms. Not ap- ut«j t<. his exocutors, in trust for Miss Robinson. Phillips, since entering upon tho duties of the offico j poaring in the morning nt the usual hour, her room 'tniun duty on the will amounts wllicl ' ho Wl "’ * ol 'cited by tho members of tbo Bar i ODte '! od ' a " d y ■P® ot “ c J® wa8 tamp auty on wiiinmounts ^ ^ to ncccpt( hua discharged them with bibltod of ho lifeless body of the poor girl lying on fidelity to tho Government and consideration and Bt° floor, her skull fractured by a blow of some courU sy to tho community—Charleston Courier. heavy missilo. .. , ,, A coronet’s inquest wns held, and nn examination p i UK—About 11 o clock last night tho alarm' . .. . .Lu.i .l—». — I he United Stall to Si 250 A Roman Catholic clergyman, Rev. J. Furniss, bos recently published a pamphlet, under the titlo 1 the "Sight of Ilell,” in which ho informs tho worl-l that that mysterious placo is just 4,000 miles down fr-.m tho surface of the earth, nnd then fol- '.vs- a description of it, ns gnthcrcd from tho expo rienccs of St. Franees, who was extricated thoro- .‘r-.in l.y the Angel Gabriel. Tho reverend author ■ay-that tho least spark from it, thrown into tho '■'.can. would dry up all the waters and sot tho world in a blaze. , ,, . , . . . f of witnesses had, which, though pretty full, was not bell rang four peals, and in an instant every fire- • leto or Balill f a0 , or y t and & d not result in throwj innn liiirm-il to Ins eiiL'ino house. t\o ronaircu to . 1 i .... ... . m .u? The largest prizo cortiflcate, savo one, which hns tho scene, and found Boaufnin street, two doors cast of Kutludgo struct. The building on flro wns a small wooden houso, oc cupied as a grocery store by .Mr. J. II. Ticnckon. Tho flames were soon subdued, and did not spread Owing to tho lateness of tbo hour Inst night, wo wore unablo to loarn how the flro had originated, or i, , *. whether or net it was insured. The houso is the S" KSlTXr Ihi T,U»S fffVlg ww-w «f Mr Nsu^nn-fMaffs.fo,. Ns»s, I* 193 33, payable by tho navy agent at New York. Tubnvehbin —Wo hud tho pleasure, last night, Tho owner is Commandor Goo. M. Colvocorrosses, I of attending one of tho theatrical entertainments lnited States Navy, a native of Greece, who com- , given hy tho members of this club. Tho hall has tuanded tho United States steamer Supply whon sho bcun recently refitted, and looked very inviting captured the prizo Stephen Hart The largest cer- WM handsomely decorated with festoons of over man hurried to I,is engine house. Wo repaired to ^ 'mueh llght on ^e’ mystery- Sinco then the" tho scene, nnJ f,.un,l the fire .,u the south Sljo of >( * lr , ppM „ to bav0 beBn ,, ropped by lb , , u . tho.-ities, but has beon tho subject of much conver sation nnd discussion among tho people living in the neighborhood of the scone of the tragedy. Rumor , and suspicion claim to havo discovered traces of | tbo guilty parties in the affair, and many reports circulated regarding it, whloh are so distinct and goncral as to merit the notice of the police authori- ------- largest cer tificate over Issued wos paid to Win. Badd, Acting Master, Volunteer Navy, for prizo Memphis, cap tured by tho United .States steamer Magnolia, amounting to 935,318 56. groens, tastofully arranged all around tho room. The stage amt scenery aNo havo undergone nn amelio rating metamorphosis. Tho hall wns brilliantly I lighted with olcgant chandeliers. Thoro was a good | audience, both of ladies and gentlemen, who, to nil nnponranco, enjoyed thonuolves very much If is ties, nnd to call for some further and moro active prosecution.—N (). Timet Tub Capital of Alabama.—The New Orleans Bulletin says: "As for the trnsfor of the soat of govormnont from Montgomery to .Mobile, wo do not think it will affect tho cotntnereo of either placo ma terially; a biennial sossi-m of a Stato Legislature is a small item in tho rovonuo of a city. In somo re spects it is a disadvantage, ns an official salary is to a man, by causing the comir.unity to roly upon this revenue to the neglect of other and more permanent occupation. Wo doubt whether a large population Honor tho .Mayor, und othor distinguished guosta j hns ever boon built up upon political ex|»endlturo An Anecdote AVorth Preserving! A Krcndnnan f a*i.risoncr fn Edinhurt/ving'm'an- I an ' 1 vi * lu,r *' woro im,on 8 present. I a i ono . Tho Southern cities and villsges must now mrul tf. reennr took rofueu in tho nowdor magazine T1,ore wcro tWo l' la J 8 8 ivon » lho flr8t ", Dor A,ox * look out for pursuits which will give constant wages Wbun^h^nut^'iirTiic/wLlhod re relzo'hiinVhev foiuKl ft odriner," a very nlea-ant short genre-drama, the to mon, women and chldren. It U upon th.se him sit lino nn » ii.h * liUd mated, and ” ext "Se'kein Krebs" written expressly for tho , steady occupations thatthe wealth of a city mast Turnvorein, by Mr. II L. Deuen. This moce pns- bo accumulated and its numbors Increased Mana sesses a good doni of humor, nnd shows a fino know- ; factories In Montgomery, or Selma, should bo eon- ledge of human nature. Tho actors and actresses ducted on such cheap terms, with the abundant coal did llioin-'elvos groat credit for tbo artistic manner of that region, that an important Interest and largo iu which thoy went through thoir sovoral parts.—lb. numbers may be maintained upon it. Do not let us, The Tuilbiih by tub Sea —A party of suhma- therefore, weaken our commercial prosperity in im- rino vnyageurs, who mako their living on tho great aginary rival interests Ilowovor hostile Southern mcr waters, lelt tho city yesterday with the intention of. or Southern allies may be to each other, thoy had making a roconnuisance off .Sullivan's Island. Thoy better rumomber that they are the best friends to intend visitlug the wrecks that lino tho shores of that onch other that cither have in tho world. While, islnnd and obstruct tho clmncol, hut whother tho therefore, thoir rriondship may nid thcmsalves their trip will he productive of any good remains yot to i oninltiei will boneflt uo ono in tbs world but their ho soon. 1*reparations woro evidently tnado for a onemlus." long stay, ns the party took a supply of provisions ' ' - ' > gB3 sufficient for several days Their o'.jo. t is no doubt i ADVERTISING AND ITS RESULTS, to thoroughly search tho wrecks and define thoir | From every section of tho country come testimo- him sitting on a barrel with a lighted match and threatening to blow up tho town. The authorities re flected prudently and tho result of thoir deliberations was that it would bo better to starve tho Frenchman out. But thoy reckoned without their prisoner, who loved good cheer and was determined to live well. In consequence ho called out that ho would blow tho town to pieces if ho did not get three meois a day ; lie would write out tho bill of fare. Sawney succumb- cl and the demands of tho prisoner went on in creasing. .Somotimes be had a serenade under his window, then a roviow of tho garrison, aftorwards a sham fight in which tho troops, representing tho French army, beat tho IUghlundurs. At Inst ho ex acted that ovc-y Sabbath morning before breakfast the Lord Provost, In full unilorm, should roa'to his sppearanco und rend him an address. This lasted until tho allies entered Paris. Cooler than the Season. A Nashville paper says that lately a well-known lawyer of that city presented, for tho twentieth tunc, a srunll hill that bod been left in his hands for collection Tho party who was requested to pay it protested tho utter innocence of his pocket-book of anything that resembled greenbacks Vexed nt bis repeated failures, tho lawyer, just as ho wse about to leave, said : ' I’m tired of this affair, and I guess Ml shut your shop until it is paid." Tho remark was received with perfect composure, and the man, locking the door nnd handing tho koy to the gontlo- man said coolly : "I’ll savo you all troublo about 'he matter, my agitated friend. Hero is tho koy to the concern. Tako it ami run this business for me. I shall ho more than satisfied. All I ask of you is to let tue loaf arouod occasionally nnd soo if you make anything out of it. I can't, and I havo a great curiosity t/> see you or any other man mako tho trial." Tho lawyer loft. Fur Muiidays The following is to be road every Sabbath morning Just before starting to church : " .Mary, do you remember the text this morning?' No, |su|uz, 1 never can remember the toxt, l'vo such a bad memory." " Mary," said mother, "did you notice Susan Brown?" "Oh, yes. What a fright. .She had on hor last year 1 * bonnet, done up, a poa green silk, a block loco mantilla, brown gaiters, an imitation of a Honiton collar, a lava Bracelet, her old ear drops, and such a fan! Ob, my! " Mother—"Well, iny daughter, jour memory U improving." correct position and location to the harbor pilots, 1 0 f the advantages dorlvcd from a well-regulated who can Hun nvuld them. Being furnished with 0 f advertising. A Hirer or safer investment submarine armor, thoy can remain under watar j f or business mon cannot woll bo itnaglnod. It puts several hours, and are as much nt homo when sub- ^ ora boforo tho public in a bonefloial light, they be* morgod as on terra Jtriaa. ] como “known and read of all men," and reap an Tho armor is a curiosity of itself, and whon thor- a bundnnt harvest from tho seed thus sown. Tnero oughly accoutred and ready for tho plungo, tho be no doubt of tho £act| patrons declare it; wo irer boars no resuinblnnco to the human form, but n offipapers assort it, and experienoo conoluslvoly rather to some water fiend who glares malignantly ,,roves it. Ilore a re a fow eosos gathered from from his liugo glass oyos. This diving dres8,or armor, various sources illustrating this point, is composed of liugo overalls, which como up to the The Adams (New York) Visitor speaks of an emi- nock, and are Severn! sizes too largo; tho helmet is I non j Bostonian who regarded an advertisement In 11 und a long gulta poraha j nuwspapor ns a personal invit screwed tightly upon thorn, anu a mng guiuv porona • nuWg p a por ns n pen- tube attached | IliU is connected with an nir pump, •• Whilo I sometimes hesitate about entering a store the hen the diver is thorouj il invitation to call, and said oughly inflated, ho would Iiro , ir i u to r * of wh oh ha find it a difficult matter to sink if It woro not for tho t „ luy residence, I alw heavy pieces of load attached to bis dress, '"’non f Whon tho descent is accomplished, tho diver com municates with the upper world hy means of cords, nnd can breathe ns easily hy the medium of his nir tube, and see as plainly through his glass oyo, ns circumstnncos require ; hut it is an arduous under taking, and requires a long apprenticeship — lb. Annivkuhaiiv of tub Hook and Ladder Fire Company.- At tho regular annual mooting of this company hold last ovening at the Livo Oak Club in George street, the following officors woro olooted for tho ensuing yonr: Josoph A. Hilton, Foreman. Peter Jones, Assistant Foreman. Wm. II. Davis, .Socrutnry. Augustus A. Barber, Treasurer. James A. Trout, Rocorder. After the regular businosi had beta transacted , the company M % social mNLlpg, at which thoy have not thus sont thoir card to ... my residence, I always feel certain of a cordial welcome from tho moinbors of on advertising firm." Tho same paper adds i "There is in this remark an nssurnncu of ono of tho many results of advertis ing. Tho trader and his calling booomo identified, and the nnmo of a man is inseparably eonneeted in the mind of the public with his merchandise. It may not lie the very day en advertisement appears that it boors its fruit; weeks or months may elapse, and then whon the want arises, the article to be obtained immediately suggests the advertiser. This is the effect of genorul advertising when persistently fol lowed. A special class of advertising, whore some novofly Is announced, is more immediate. "A shrewd business man onoe advertised a trifling article In a rnnnncr which could ecaroelT prove re munerative. His neighbors expressed their regret at ... . . -•* * * his . ign bis folly, but he appeared contented. Though . sales of the artlole did not eover the cost K isles or the article uta net eover me oust reitUinff, h< sUTMttd » »* tltH ol pssfIt PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS. SLASSW4RK. WINE BOTTLES, ALL COLORS AEOBIZES, PATENT MEDICINE, DKU00I8T, SODA WATER, PORTED AND ALJ! BOTTLES AND VIALS. ALSO, PATENT FRUIT JABS. Mimufacl’jrvil hy F. & J. BODDITE, l!2h Bouth Front street, THE LARGEST MANUFACTORY IN THE UNITED STATES novttly PHILADELPHIA. Andover ono hundred kinds highly t>orluriiud Toll") end rich flowor scented PASCAL IRON WORKS. HOBBIS, TASKER & CO. 8TKPUBN MOIIIUS, RTKl’EN I*. M. TAHKF.n, THOMAS T. T AFKEM, JR., UENHV O. MORRIS. Wrought Iroa Welded Tubes, . .w. U.V..III, VIOO, iimui, Q.O., T . . . w ,h . *• ' "P“i Valvoe, 4c., with Screw Joint* to suit tubes. ^GALVANIZKD TI BBS AND FITT1NGB FOR Boiler Flues, l.ap Welded, 1Y to 10 inches, outside diameter, cut to specific length, 20 foot or under. BARGA IRS IN FINE CLOTHING, WARMING AND VBNTII ATION BYBTKAM, on most approved p ans, or l.y HOT WATER, with Tnsknr'a Patent Holt-Regulation Furnacoe—a complete end reliable apparatus for buildings of every descrip tion. Gas Works Castings, Retorts and Bench Castings, for Coal Gas Works, Street Mains, Bends, Branches, D ips, Ac., Lamp Poets, Lanterns, Ao. Screwing Machines, Drill Stocks, Stocks and Dies, Tape, Reamers, Drills, Pipe Tongs and a general assortment of Gas end Bteem Fitters' Tools aud Materials. Works, Bouth Fifth, below Tusker street. Warehouse and Office, No. 209 BOUTH THIRD BTBKBT, PHILADELPHIA. dcelMmo PHILIP S. JUSTICE, street, New York, 14 N. 6th street, Pbiladelp' MANUFACTURER OF The Killing of J. J. Bryant, the New Or leans Gambler. We take tho following particulars of this affi'r from tho New Orleans Times: A forged check hav ing been somo time aiuco purred upon Brynut, by a j ambler named Brantley, Brynnt, in a disputo with . udgo Fred. Tat*, of Lngrango, Texas, accused him of complicity in the affair, but tbo parties woro sep arated by the intervention of frieuds. An oppro brious remark of Bryant’s, however, brought them together again, JudgyTato asking him, in a con ciliatory tone, if ho bad maUo tho remark. A colli sion at onco occurred, respecting wbioh accounts differ. However, in loss time than it takes to record it, threo shots wore fired into Bryant’s body, ono shot pnssing through tho heart, ono entering the right cheek and passing through tho head, the third find ing lodgment wo aid not loam exactly whore. Bry ant fell dead Instantly, clutching with a denth-grip tho T-shapod dagger with which ho had inflicted a serious s ab in the right sldo of his opponont. Mr. J. J. Bryant was about 66 years of age, but bad the appearance of being much youngor. lie )a*sod sovoral years in San Francisco, and is said to tave spent botween fifty and a hundred thousand dollars at an election for Mayor held in that city in which ho was a candidate. Notwithstanding the profession of Mr. B, he loaves many warm friends, whom his deeds of gene rosity end gonial temperament havo gathered round him. During the war muoh of hid timo wns spont in Riohmond and Mobile, and here also ho will bo most kindly remembered. JuJge Tate expressed doep regret upon learning that Bryant had expired, and stated that ho shot only in self-defence; that ho respected tho deceased as a man very muoh. lie has a family in LaGrnDgo, Texas. Tho Evening Crescent sayz: A post mortem examination was this morning hold upon tho body of J- J Bryant, the owner of the gambling saloon on St. Charles street, nnd who was tilled last night at tho St. Charles hotel by Frederick Tato, of Texas, The examination by tho flity phy sician, Dr. Niohnls, led to tho discovery of no new fact that waa not known boforo, namoly, that two shots penetrated tho bodv—one just grazing tho back )art of his nock, the other penetrating tho lobo of he left lung, entoring lho sixth vertebra and causing bis death. At tho timo of writing, the coroner bad not examined any witnesses, nnd thought it doubtful thtt any verdict would be obtained before to morrow. Tho condition of Judge Tato was much improvod nt noon to-day, and ho was thought by tho attending physicians to be out of danger. Judgo Tato was for a long timo judge of tho Cir cuit Court in that Stato. During the war ho com manded a Texas regimont, and hold sovoral promi nent positions as commandant of certain important posts. lio was nt one timo one of the staff officers of Gonernl Van Dorn. Judge Tato is well known in this city as a member of tho bar, and has boon practicing in the courts in this city for tbo past sovon months. >g lately, there being accidentally no gentleman pros ing at . ent to givo the lady away, the pew-oponer, a wo man, thus actod, it being considered legal by tho clergyman, on the ground that the Queen had given “ **' He! away tho Prinooss Helena at hor marriage. WARREN BROTHERS, Deaden In all kinds of Paper, Paper Bags, PRINTERS’ SUPPLIES ENVELOPES ARB TWINE. Agent* for the sale of the BVrn MILLB SUPERIOR PRINTING PAPERS ovl0 10 Pay street, foot of .Uffnrsnn Charles IL. Colby A Co SHIPPING, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS D EAD fltroko Powor Hammers, giving grrateriforce of blow, with less power, than any other nam- mor known; Cast Btool Elliptic Sittings, for Locomo- tlvei, Freight and Passenger Gars; Hydraulic Lifting Jacks; Ht am and fTydraulic linages; Low Water Sig nals and Water Qu&gei; Cork Freight Car 8priDga. Solo Agents for “Uammoll" Bessemer Steel Ralls and Homo Steel Kiro-box Plate: '‘Lloyd's" Steel Looo Tubea: Bnteher’s Solid Cast Steel Tyrea,Ac, novC-flmo HARRISON, BROTHERS & CO., PROPRIETORS OF TI1R GRAY’S FERRY KENSINGTON WHITE LEAD, DOLOR AND CHEMICAL WORKS, 105 BOUTH FRONT 8TUKET, PHILADELPHIA. M ANUFACTURE White Lead. Vermllllona,Uluea, Uremia, Yellows, Alum, Aclda, 4c. Bole agents * - "■ ' Myr i)o Plane do Zinc" In oil. octlMyr 639ARCHST PHILADCLPHIA^D'V. “<• VULCANITERUBBER^X; A RTIFICIAL LIMBS, Armi, Legs, Appliances for Doformhy, 4c., 4c. Thi-zo Limbs are tranfnrrod from life In form And fit: aic tho lightest, most durable, comfortable, |i«rfucl and artlstlc.sututltutes yot Invent ed. Thoy mu approved and adopted by the United Stales Government and nur principal Surgeon*. Pat ented August 18, KW3; May 23, 1*86: May 1,18M. Ad dress KIMBALL St OO.. 089 Arch street, Philadelphia. novlMy Pamphlet* fr«* I. E. WALRAVEN, MASONIC HALL, 719 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. ELEGANT CURTAINS For Parlors, Libraries, Dining and Sleeping Rooms' In BROOATKLLE, SATIN DAM «8KB TERRY, REPS. SWISS LACE and NOTTINGHAM LACE WINDOW SHADES, OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS. Am now ouwu^ the most complote 'assortment of the above goooda of my own importation. All ordereb)|mall or Express prompUy'attionaoa to eotM-ir PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE. BAUGH’S RAW-BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME. 3'ock cor. Bay and Aberoorn itroet*, Savannah, Georgia. L IBERAL cash advance* made en consignments to tho firm represented in N**w Yorz by Uhsrles L. Colby, Kaq., or to our friend* In Boston. RiriRiKOie—Morere. Dabney, Morgan St Co.. Now York; Jarvis Blade, Esq., New York; Gardner Colby, Esq., Boston; Hon. J. Wiley Edmund*, of Boston, angltt-tf BACON Hams and Lard Manurartnrod under tho formula originated In 1864 and patented by BAUGH & SONS, Bole Proprietors, at the DELAWARE RIVER CHEMICAL WORKS, PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS. FRANKLIN SUGAR REFINERY HARRISON, HAVEMEYER & CO,, An or au i uafiitom ninii'inrii i;ni i.o;w. union ed, Granulated. Pulvcrizi-d, A, Coll •-, it und C I ARB and Fit AN KLIN BY UUP. BUOAI noy2tf flni 221 VINK BTR*KT, Philadelphia. SOAPS. PALE.STEARINE, FAMILY, CHEMICAL OLIVE, ORIENTAL DETERSIVE, FAtSTOY soaps, Manufactured by MoKRONK, VAN HAAOKN4 OO nnvKMtmn PtiiMelnht* amt N..W Vr THE GREAT CLOTHIN0 HOUSE, OP PHILADELPHIA. ROCKHILL & WILSON, Brown Stone Clothing Hall, 603 and 605 Chbhtnut Strut, PHILADELPHIA. READY MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. The choicest stock of Ready Made Clothing FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Ever offered to purchasers, comprising all the NEWEBT AND MOBT APPROVED STYLES. Custom Department. men, Youths and Hoys, now contains u carefully se lected stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, whloh we are prepared to make to order in thu host manlier and at reasonable prices. Boys’ Department, We hate on hand the largest and beet *tock of „ . - - — .jrget . . Ready-Made Boys’ Clothing In tho city. Particular attention paid to making of Boys’ Clothing to order. GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS Wishing clothing mad* toonlcr, by Rending their meas ure, a* per diagram, will havo their ordure promptly attendod to. Satisfaction and a good lit guaranteed. Sample* sont to any part of tho United States. ROCKHILL 4 WILBOV, Brown Htono Clothing Ha l, novl3-3mo 803 ami 006 Chestnut street, Phtla A. H. FRANCISCUS & CO,, 618 Market and 614 Commerce street*, PHILADELPHIA, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, KOIl THE UAI.KOF COTTON YARNS, Battings, cfco. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Our largo city and Wostcrn trudo enables ue to dis pose of largo quantities of YARN, PHILADEIPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS. MORRIS, WHEELER & CO., PHILADELPHIA. of all description*. Hole agent* for the anvil brand of Cut Nalla and Spike*. Forgings, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Iloreo and Mul* Shoos, Ac. ' A full a*«irirnent conetnnlly on hand. nnv14-8mn f\ ^ Manufacturers, ■ WHOLESALE: and RETAIL, TA'iTivuw KEr iS ' > ' T>v h| a SuccussopstoM.MAGEE&CP ■And lal<‘o(‘)»l)r< iilni'Sl. GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN, PA. McCallums, Crease & Sloan, Manuluctitreie, Importers and Dealers In CARPETINGS .UATTIACtM, 4c. Wholesale Department..609 CHESTNUT STREET. Retail Department 619 CHESTNUT STREET. Opposite Independence Hall, dicMrao Philadelphia* Pa. PAPER BASS! PAPER BAOSI P ATENT machine made PAPER BAGS AND FLOUR SACKS. Dealers lu PAPER. TWINE and PAPER MAKERS’ MATERIALS. Bole manufacturers of PA'l ENT CARTE ENVELOPES for PHOTO GRAPHERS. MORGAN, STOKE 4 NIXON, 513 Ootmnarou street, Philadelphia. Orders hy mall or express promptly attended la noli I- ll-endflmo BANKING AND INSURANCE. FUtE, MARINE AND ACCIDENTAL j N- SCRANCE AGENCY. O KOUKI'I V Ineumnao Company, capital and asset* O |l,tie«),000; Plm-uix lli-uruace Company, etpital and unrein |l *>93,110'); Inv.rnuti.mal In*iir.«i>c« Company, capital and a-seis 1,42-4,000; Minimus’) lm-urance Cmiit). ny, capital and t**-i* Jl,076,000; North Ameri can In-uraia-e Company, capita' and a»«ct* fStO.OOO. Total ea*li and capital n«»»t* |7,09t,(K0. New York Accldint.il Im-uiuia-i- C iu.pany, capital J250,*-00. Fin- Mar Inhiiut Navigation Rt*B* takon in the a’*)V« highly r>-*|*>i.*ih.e enmpanie* on Building* and M-r-haii-hz*' )<» any amount ut the lowest rate* ling with the ri«k. Lo-r equitably mljnsUd and promptly paid. A. A. LANK, Agent, No. 13 Stoddard'* range. Buy street, Mum Bavuniiah. Georgia. HANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & CO., CORNER WALL & NASSAU STS,, NEW YORK, In connection wnl. our houses in Philadelphia and Washington, w,• opened a NEW YORK UOUBK at nt*.\e location, »nd otter nur rervlce* to Bank* Banker*, and Investors for tho transaction of thoir bus!ne»« in tills city, Including purchases and nolo* of Oovsbxmkjit Hrmcms, Btocis, Bonus sira Gold. Weuiuconstaaily npieceiitcdal the Stock Exchange •ind Gold Hour'l « order* *ont u* are promptly 1111**1. We k-ep on in,nil -, full supply of GQVlkNMINT SiCURITIES Or ALL ISSUES, buying and mdlmg at current prices, and al'owing cor u*poi:d<-nts th- uy12-lt<U» '•erot rate* the market aflord*. JAY COOKE & CO, Hou i-„; t'C Macy. Bankers, ••ru.t r.v ,. V.- • rs ot t!io l’ark Bank,) : W;i ! Street, N. Y. U \ r : :. INTERliST AL- )< *1. :o its. nu: ii tl.c same as La - - i I. ! d .’iC'’tinti may deposit and j *•, th: same as with the • \i-:l l-o a!i vied interest on c -; Unital Oiih - -i a ptretm. in.i.ic <•:! any pirt of the at all times, on term* highly favorable ,o our consignors. decl9.rod3mo PENNSYLVANIA STEAM SUQAR REFINERY, Oornor Race and Crown streets, PHILADELPHIA. STANDARD REFINED] BUOARS- Patsnt Cut Loaf Crushed Coarse Pnlveriz«5d Pulveruod. SOFT SUGARS—A. B, Extra C. Pennsylvania Syrup in hogshead*. Pennsylvania Syrup In inure s. Out of town order* mu»t bo acconqxinlt-d by a icmlt- tanoe, and will bo flilod tn turn at market price when delivered. NEWQALL BORIK 4 CO. miHW tun nun euss WABBHOCSE, Benj. H. Slioemtiker, AGENT FOB THE French Plate Ulass Companies, X dowond Picture Glssaand I>ooklngGla** Piute*. Manufacturer of American Window, Picture and Car Glass, Ornamental and Colored Glass. 205 and 207 NORTH FOURTH STREET, BQv4-8mo Philadelphia, ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO., Nos. 281 and 203 North Fourth itroet, PHILADELPHIA, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Importers and Doolars In Chemicals, Paints and Dye Studs W E offer to the trade a splendid assortment ol Goo's. In our lino, at tha lowest market prices Orders promptly attended to. ROBERT SHOEMAKER 4 CO., I'hlladalnliU HOWELL & BOURKE. MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER HANGINGS FOURTH AND MARKET BTRKETB, novlSjmo PHILADELPHIA. FOR SALE. Just Received, 25 I1IIP8. Clear Bacon Bide*, 50 bhds Clear Bib Hides, X hhds Prime Shoulders. X tierces pure ketllo rendered Lard, 26 tierces choice sugar cured bagged Hams, 16 tlorocs uncovered Hams. W. EL Whitney & Co. novlO No. 4 Harris Range. FHILADRLPHA, U. 8. A. This old established MANURE I* manufactured from born* that have not boon burned or steamed, and It contain* all their original organic matter. It Is active In Its operation, and Is a fertfllf>r of great durability. It does not exhaust tho soil liko Peruvian Guano, but, on tho contrary, permanently Improves It. Previous to tool II was Introduced Into the Southern States to oonslderahlo oxtent, and again In 1866, whero it has been used with remarkable success upon COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO, AND ALL CROPS. A trial will oonvtnce any planter of lu merits. Pam phlets containing woll-known Bouthom evidence fur- nlshed upon application to Now York or Philadelphia offices. Sold by Dealers in all the principal cities and es and Bi' j towns throngliout the United Btates an*f British Prt> West India Molasses J HHDS and 11 tlsrcss Prune New Crop, In new inlfar stl« by packages; landing •« PAD] schooner Donna Anna,' OELFORD * COPE. ' For sols by novlMiao BAUGH St HONS, Bole Manufacturer*, Offico No. X South Delaware Avonue, Philadelphia, Penn. BAUOQ, BROTHERS St OO., General Wholesale Agents, 181 Pearl street, New York. If* A« HARDEE Jr. OO.. Bmwudit Oa EDMUND A. SOUDER & Co, SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 3 Dock Street Wherf, Philadelphia. u souDsa, a. oerrr, o. r. eocnsa rAdvsnoes mode on Consignments. »cp221y WM. L. HANSELL & SONS, SADDLERY AND SADDLERY HARDWARE, m MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.— Great Inducement* are offered tn A 1 * 1 1Ior* and MsrahanU. l2-3mo BERTOLET & VANHORN, DEALERS IN PAPER, RAGS, AND PAPER BAGS, Hlghost price paid tor HAGS, BOPS, BAGGING, WASTE PAPER, 4o •QiMf Ntb ITU Xukci itmt, I’hiJa, t! c pi.uhase or sale of tlit < !' C ; >\ erniBciit and other •1' •'!>!, pionijitlv executed ’nn- X c\v Yovk LIFE INSURANCE COM’Y. A33ET8 0VEB $5,000,000. DlvtdHul', 50 per ct., Uvclarcd Annually. MOURIH KUAN KLIN. President. WM II. BKKRA Actuary. Savannah Branch Office, j Sorrel Building, |oor. Bay and Bull dta. L ItoAHi) or UsrzRS’ins— J. W. l^throp 4 Co., M. < * 4 Bro., Hon el B.othur*, Wilkinson, Wilson 4 ( IWitt 4 Morgan. Mn »i. Examiksbb—W. G. Bulloch, M. D., J. G. Th. rt,.u>. M. 1). ■eiT' Till* Company 1* strictly MUTUAT, the policy holdt r* rect lving the entire profit* I1KNRY IIARNKY, little of tho Bank of Richmond, Vn.,) acplS-t-odlf General Agent or Georgttt. ROUT. E It WIN. CIIAS. S. HARDEE ERWIN & HARDEE. COTTON FACTORS |AND General Commission AND FORWARDING! MERCHANTS, Muiiittimli, Georg’in. L1UKRAL lulvuneos mndo on consignment* for sulo in Savannah, Now York or Liverpool. Shippers allowed privilege of snle in Savannah or Now York, one commission being chnrgod. BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. JAS. ARMSTRONG & CO., Bagging and Ropo always on h«t. I. ami supplied to correspondent* at wholesale rate*. Corrcspomimita in New Y<*vk, Messrs. D. H. BALDWIN A t'O. Corrosptiml-.-nt* COCK A CO I.i LTpiml, Messrs. II. F. BAB- *ot'.’5-4ni Public Laws, &c. W ILL have ready for delivery to *ub«cri hers within five 'Ik; « fr m the adjournment ,.f the Leglala- latnro <v p iniiib:. t containing a'l Publlo I aw* of the session; a*., a ieh.n,g<* in i lie Code from tin time of Its adoption, t<w her wt:h u i.-vIm-I Court Calendar, a list ofOongnw-l inal, Hemim,i..l and Judicial Districts, as well a* oilier matter- ol useful reference. Price $2 por copy. Copies will tie iiromntly *ent by mall (po*ta«e paid) U|*oti rvci-ipl of older* accompanied by the money. H. J. O. WILLIAMS, , O. J- WELLBORN, MtlledgevtHn, Ni»en,tw»r X. IBM .nnvfll COAL! COAL COAL GRANTHAM I. TAGGART. Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In BROKEN, EGG, STOVE * CHESTNUT ANTHRACITE COAL ! i rap&roa. tree or sists, at $11.60 per ton. Deliver ed In any part of the city free of cost. For sals by th ton nr cargo at tNvwnst prir— r„h« - ty XT AMS, Bid ue, f^hou'dure end Laid; AA. Lauding aud for tale by tobi 0. L. GILBERT, SOAP AND CANDLE MANL'FACTCKEHH Concord at., Baltimore, Md., / ' UABANTEK their article* oqunl In qtinllly, and VJ n-' — ■- “ — STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Cor. North and Monument st*., BALTIMORE, MD., Keepa on hand and makes to ord-r KONOIKNTS, UR VE S ONES, MANTELS, TILES FOR FLOORS, Garden statuary, &<: The trade *upplled with marble cut to *lze. Ord< rs iy mall nromp ly a t- n-lu-i to. JanW-Iy H' Oil HIBSON. THOMAS C. BASSHOR & CO., No. !40 Light Street, Baltimore, Md., ENGINE EllS AND MANUFACTURERS OF Portable and Stationary Boilers and Engines, SAW MILLS, Htenm & ftniMl Pumps, STEAM HEATING APPABATIS, AC. WUOLESALE DEALERS IN Wrought Iron Pipes, Mailable and Cast Iron Steam Fittings, Brass Work, Steam Gauges, !£?* Send fur Circular* and Catalogue. Jnn6-ly P O O I. E * HUNT, BALTIMORE, Manufacturers of Portable and Stntlonnr SIMM HIIIS m BOILERS, STEAM FIRE ENGINES, L KFFKL’B Patent American Double Turin >\ ater W la-el, Hnw Mill*, Mining Machinery, Portable Grist Mill*, Uolicrts' Burr Regulator, Flouring Mill Machinery, Cotton Hcr«w*, Sbaftin Pulleys and Hangers,Janb-lyr MONUMENT IRON WORKS A. Si, W. DENMKAD Si, SON', Corner Ninth and Monument Streets,! BALTIMORE. TlXANUFAtrrURKRS of Stationary and Murin 1TA Steam Engine*, Boiler*, Tank*, ami Macbiner for Iron Furnace*, Rolling MIIIn Flour Mill*,Haw Midi Sugar Refineries, Dhtlflerics, Pump* for Mine*. Cot crete Stone Machinery, Bridge Bo:u, und Casting* t al1 janlllyr Southern Cracker Bakery. It. Mason Si, Sous' Unrivalled S ODA CRACKERS, Sugar Crackers, Water Cracker*, Butter Cracker*, „ , Edinburgh Crackers, Cream Crnckct*, Water lie Nlr*, Lemon Pic Nlc*, Pilot Bread, Navy Bread, Ginger Cake*, Ginger Schnapna, m . . Beotcn Cakes, Tea Cake*, Jenny I.Ind Cake*, Ginger Nut*, Sugar Cake*, Jumble*, Bo*ton Biscuit. Prompt attention to nil order*. BAKKRY, 128 Pratt alre-t, JanUrr Baltimore. S0UTUEKN BUSINESS SOLI ITKD J. M. COOK & CO., WHOLESALE GltOCEIlS AND COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, No. 16 COMMERCE STREET, BALTIMORE Bef" Speel)I imlucomonta offered to Southern doalcra.japfi-ly C. II.‘DAVIS & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, A ND dealer* In Gentlemen’* Kumtahing Goods, Ac, No. 36 Wot Rtltlmore street. Baltimore. All Goods thoroughly shrunk, and warranted to givo satisfaction, Silver Medal awarded at the lata Fair tor superior workman»hlp. ji.n26.tf KEEN & HAGERTY, ■\I7TIOLKBALK Tin and Japanned Wui IT turcr*, and dealer* In Mnnufac- TIN, PLATE, SHEET IRON, HARDWARE, Ac. Solo agent* for " Excelsior" Light Hollow Ware. 30 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, jan4-3mo Comer Water street, Baltimore. BALTIMORE BELL AID BRISS WORKS JOSHUA REUESTER, 03 Holiday Street, Baltimore, Maryland. M ANUFACTURES and keep* on hand a full awwrt- meat of Bra** Faucet* for watei. eteum and gas, wl'h all article* u cd In tho plumbing, shorn niul gas- lilting, locomotive and engine-building busin.-**. Rail road companies and machinists furnished with Brass Casting* of oveiy description, at tho shortest notice. Bru** and Iron I’umps ol every size and d- scriptlon. Send for our Illustrated catalogue and price list. Inrvl ly Engines and Boilers OF VARIOUS SIZES. Lathes, Presses, aVd MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, FOR SALK CHEAP BY SMITH & CLARK, No. J470 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. C ASH raid for old Rope, White nnd Colored Bogs, old Meta's, 4c., or received and *o!d on com mi*, slon for account of p nslgnor*.jan9 lmo C. V. HUTCHINS, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE DEALER HAY, GRAIN & PRODUCE (JORIT, 0AT8, HEAL. FEED, BRAIf, OIL CARE, FLOUR, BALT, BftCOlV, k«, Constantly reoeivlnf, and for sals at the Lowest Wholosals Us tea. septM—6m 16S BAY BT.. SAVANNAH. HOLDEN, REED 4 CO., 6EIERAL GOMMISSIOI MERCHAITS AMb DIAl.KRfl IS COTTON AND LUMBER, Bay Street, Comer of Abercom SAVANNAH, GA. LIBBBAL ADVANCES} made on consignment* of notion to Northern porta. novtT-lf PETERS & HOLLINGSWORTH COTTON SHIPPING AMD GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Stoddard's Upper Range, Bay Street, BAVANNAII, OA. i p VEKY facility offered for consignment* and oxeca- J tion ot order*. Liberal advance* made on Cotton to our friend* In New York, Baltimore Philadelphia. octlO-tf COAL, ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS, Rod A*b, Bteamsr, Baltimore, Comber land, Lehigh Oriel. For *ale by ton or cargo, by CHirMAN St CHAPIN, ocUMmg 90$ lay street.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1873, February 07, 1867, Image 1