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J. K. IUYKS, Kdltor Ud Proprirtor,
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OFFICIAL 0R6AN OF II. S. 60VERNMENT.
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MORNING, OCTOBER 31. 1367
REOPENING
llletlloil^’e.iy.N n|> \n Tlncc AVolotli
This Altrmoon.
KIWI fr*tn Rfl1rt(lulm Cniiii|y..Th<i Vote
in Ik* IMati'IM so Nskr na Heard Kront.
Mr. lHfkion, Superintendent of ll«Klatrntio|t( w*
•aired * letter front Effingham count; Utla murplng
which lUletl that one huodrad and twenty-llvo rota*
war* polled there yesterday.
Tharo la no nawi from Ilryan county.
Tb* rola in Savannah up to threo o'clock IbW nf-
t.rnocn waa
For the city....
Kor tha county .
....1,258
.... 885
Total
Vote iq Effingham county..
...2,113
... 125
Total rolo in District jo fur as hoard from 2,2(18
On* whit* rolo was polled this morning, making
»n »ggr*g»l* ol two ao far.
bbm'lt or mn rmsr lua'q vomit m i-ikiu r
tXJt'NTT.
Th* following la lit* result of the vote oh tho
flrat day of tb* election In Pierce county :
For Convention 12.1
Against " • I
Total..
Colored ...
Whito
Tho rotes were all for Dr A. M. Moore, u candi
date for Contention.
THK KKVICtl IN TKX4*.
Over KUtcii Hundred Death* tn Alt,
Mr P II Rrk n, Poet master i» our agent tI.I.n
ram tile, will rccotvo subscriptions, aad ha* t:.c D.t
lUriaucan lor sal*.
Mr. .1 R. 8. Davis l> our agent at Thorns'*)
He has the Daily Unruauv tx lor salo.
King'* Foray, K rida— J. IUrrib 15n-•• vn
M'intieello. Florida—TiI"H as Si mu "
sax /vjsrisr
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 31. H'
FADING matter oh kvt.ry page.
I I OHLIA and I I.OUIDA m;w\
oMriLiD rnott statipbrsn for tub nan
GEORGIA.
Some parties tn Newman wanted to fight a 1
duel and finally wont to law —all about a feminine
dorg.
—The City Council of MilledgerUto, at their last
meeting, tendorwl the Macon and Augusta Railroad
lot* enough to erect their machine shops upon, in
case they will loeato them at that plneo.
—Colonel Dullose, of Columbus, died of conges
tive chills on Saturday night last.
—A gentleman named Pajne, a cotton dealer in
Augusta, was seised with a congestive chill on the
25th, and died in a few hours.
- The East Alabama Monitor states that the
county commissioner* of Tallajtooaa county, on Fri
day, the 11 th instant, subscribed two hundred
thousand dollar* to the capital stock of the Savan
nah and Memphis Railroad, and it is confidently ho
llered it will be ratified by a majority of the pro
perty holder* of the cuoty.
—The Grand Lodge of Georgia hold their annual
communication at Macon to-day.
--The Nprth Georgia Conference (M E. Church
South) will commence its annual ressinn in Augus
ts, on the 27th of November. This will be the first
Conference held since the division of the Ststo into
Iwo conferences. Bishop Pierce will preside over
id deliberations.
—One fortunate individual in this aity got about
11,300 from the lottery on Saturday las*.— Atlanta
iVfff Jim
—On yesterday morning a man named Wheat, r>n
ol A. W. Wheat, of Campbelltoo, waa found near
the Maeon and Turner's ferry road just ouUide of
the Incorporation. When found ha was having
rpumi, and waa insensible, and in a few hour* he
breathed killaat. fly his side waa found a can of
oyster*, nMd ad empty $an, front which ha had ap-
parenllj eataiT the contents. A bottle of whisky
and a vial ol strychnine were also found by him,
and th* whisky waa found to contain strych
nine. A nolo was found upon his person addressed
to his uotbsr, saying that he nos about to go to
another world; and one that *he knew nothing about,
and one that those who might find him knew noth
ing about. These facts are very strung evidence*
that th* man committed suicide. An inquest waa
held yesterday evening, but we have heard nothing
of iu developments. The uufortunate man wns
twenty'eight or thirty year* of age. W* have
heard no cause assigned fur hi* raah act.—Atlanta
Era, Simifay
—Sunday school teacher* in Columbus give schol
ar* elrou* tlekef* a* reward* of merit.
—The Albany New* learns that a vast deal of
,-otton from southern and southwestern Georgia I*
being rejected by Savannah buyer* os mixed
picked. The slightest handful of stained or trashy
cotton in a bale, if discovered, will reduce tho price
U middling two to fire cent* per pound
—The Macon Telegraph lays that the ootton crop
is one-fourth larger than wat expected.
—W# have heard of several small lot* of corn
l.elnf fold here lately at soventy-flre cents per
but^al. Let all non producer* at once supply them
selves a.* tbwe figures— Eaity County Netrs, 26f/i
FLORIDA.
—A thief got in* 0 the (dice of the Pensacola Ob
server, but could flDd nothing to steal A thief
who knew no better t. s » to e printing (ill :e
for plunder, deserve* to ru«*r tho extreme penalty
of tha Uw.
—TbR editor of the Balnbrldge Argus, just re
turned from a visit jo, Apalachicola, says of the last
named city: "Tho channel at Apalacbieola, it is
believed, will soon be dredgod, the agent now in
New York for th* purpose of scouring aid In the
prosecution of this undertaking, having written en
couragingly In .regard to bus success. IV .ten Ibis
channel is dredged the largest sised vessels will be
admitted tq tho wharves of Apalachicola in nioo-
teen fast Water—so A* are informed. This will go
far to induioe the Gulf road to look to ApslacblcoD
m it* Gulf port."
...,m«iinn KrHclnitrd.
Ms Mini:*, October 30 —The Assessor has re
scinded the order requiring shippers to pay tax on
cotton
Fever interments, nine
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Fr-nch tupylng B< oVa;
Wha'ntsnt a Drawing Paper;
Hon oil's B la'ol Board*;
1/a-g* arantmont o' Ink Htandi;
Pen Rieka Blank and
Memorandum 11/ok*, Ac.
OPENING
A 6PI.KNDID ud WBI.L iiliLRCTHD STOCK of
NEW CLOTHING
WAREHOUSE,
Pina nrlnl.
pAtita, Oc'ober 2S —The Bourse is activo, and
rentes are advancing.
Nr.w Your, October 10, A. M,—ftnekfl dill and
steady; money G$7 p»r cunt; sterling 9 3-8(dl9 7-8;
gold 41; '62 cunpuns 12 3 4.
Lostiotr, October 29, Evening.—Consols 94 5-10;
bonds 09 1-2.
Commercial.
I.iTRnrrot., October 28, Noon.—Cotton iitlet;
uplands 3 7 81; Orleans 9 1-84.
LivBiiPoot., Ootober{28, 2 P. M.—Cotton easier and
quiet—estimated sale* 10,000 bftltl.
Livrri'ool, October 29, Noon.—Cotton doll; sal**
8,000 bale/; quotation* unaltered.
I,ivkhpooi., October 29, Evening—Colton heavy
and declined 1161; upland* 8 13 lGd; Orleans
9 1-81.
Manchester market heavy.
A ILKAL llOMA.NCR.
Deal It of a Prussian Nobleman's Ion.
-Majdt t. C Barrett, formerly .Secretary and
Treworar of lbo Florid* Rkilruad Company, dlud
at Jamestown, Cbatauquo county, New York, on the
16th lost.
—W* I earn from a gentlemen .who has been on a
tour through South Florida, that the ooUon crop of
tbsl section has been almost entirely ruined hy the
rains, and the cane And potato crop* have suffered
so much that the poof la are well nigh discouraged.
-FrmenuUna (\uritr.
—The flowatinee News announces lhat Thomas-
M AUckloff sheriff-cf Columbia county, has been
removed, and John p. Moocrief appointed in his
pUce by flendtoi Popd. Rev William .1 Dural, a
Justice of tho Ptaco *1 I*ako City, ho* also bean re
moved by th* same authority, and II. P. Easton ap
pointed. The new appointees have taken the '-iron*
Had,’' and entered upon the duliea of (hair offices.
The public hare no knowledge of tho reason* which
unfluenoed General Pope lo mane these change*.
(From the New Orleans Piosyune, October 13 |
bince the close of the late war maay startling
revelations hive keen made in regard t* th* iden
tity of private ur subordinate offietn in both ar
mies. The suds of noblemen, U is aow known,
fought unuurmuringly by the side of the eotmntn-
sit and most illiterate privates. Man whose early
days, it may be, were spent in som* eld castle, and
whose fathers ntided themselves spun a grand, un
spotted ancestry, endured fatignn and fonght with
splendid bravery for causes iu whioh they had no
interest. Family quarrels, early dissipation, or
rometitnes disappointment in love, were the causes
which led to this voluntary exile from home and
kindred.
Seeking oblivion in the tumult of an army, and
happiest when the eurlh trembled to the thunder of
artillery or squadrons met in headlong deadly
charges, those strangers, fighting not for glory, bnt
for that repose which is tuund only la tha rrava,
bavwillustrated some ol the brightest pngei *f oar
history and excited th# wonder of those wn# anly
saw stern, determined countenances, bat read nut
the tumult that was raging in heartB that beat be
neath tho uniforms of blue or gray.
The death of Charles G. .‘•sohow, in this city,
September 2Uth, has brought to light another *f
these s«d stories, enter twined with which is a thread
of rotunnee that gires it an additional interest.
Since the death oi Sachow, who, even when dying,
refused to tell bis true name or to give any «lae to
bis bistory, General Mower has received a comma-
nication from a gentleman in St Louis, who rlgna
himself Valdcmar Johnson, late Vice Consul at Mat-
aatorav, Mexico, who, after making inquiries con
cerning (be douth of 11 his friend,” ami desiring to
be informed as to the place of Imriai, and in regard
to any incident* connected with hi* daathy state*
that the deceased was afi intimate friend of his, and
studied jurisprudence at the suuto university. II*
believes himself to b« the cn'y one in this country
who know; Sachow’s real name, or who is acquaint
ed with his family, which is one of the best in Pius-
sli, bis father being an officer of high rank, but who
fur six yoars has heard no word from his wandering
sou. lio states further that the deceased was tho
pride of his family, anil was a studrat of great tal
ents. Led astray in bis youth, he led for a time a
rookie;* life, naturally causing his father gfOat grief.
Some rupture must have occurred, for no left Ida
home in Prussia and eamo to tho United StaU*.
adopting his motle;'snrtn —“Sachow.” Itisa'atid
that his father is the celebrated Count Von Moi'ke,
chief on the stuff of the King of PruMl*.
( In General Mower’s reply to Mr. Johnson I a
atat-; lhat Sachow entorod tho United States service
in 1863, and uraj appointed a sergeant major, sirr
ing ai such until h'xiorably muttered oat of rarvieo,
when ho again enlisted, September 24, 1866, In the
regular servico ** » privato in the flih United
States eavalry. JIo was dotailed a* elerk at head
quarters, and was looked upon m a model by hi*
commanding officers, both os regards bis ilerival
ability and hi* demeanor oa a roldier end gentle
men. To u*e tbe General** words; 1 JJa did hD
doty faithfully a|td well " >
During his illnoi* Sachow would, in moments of
delirium, call for bis mother, whom ha itemed to
tuve devotedly; and sometime* the name of "R#a"
was uttered la a manner which led to the inference
that this was tbe namo pf *omo being who, in her
Prussian Lome, may now bo dreaming of fier absent
lover, or listening tar his returning footstep*.
[From the Galveston Civilian of IGtb.) *
The slly wxton'i report only shows seven inter-
inenta for the past three days, which, of itself, is suf
ficient evidence of the improved health of tho city
end tbe *n4 of tha epidemic. IV« hear of no new
casev, ami (he few on hand are all reported doing
well; bnt the city is rapidly filling up with strangers
I and fugitives, and a second rn'.breek of the fover
would not surprise us in the least—ami it it does
' occur, terrible and fatal, we fear, will be the conso-
i quenoes This being probable, we sgain warn our
absent ettixens of tho dangor of returning until
, after the entire disappearance of the fever. By re-
tnrning before the time, thev not only endanger
their own lires, but retard tho tiuaineia of tho city.
So, friends, be enotont and stay whore you aro, yet
a little longer
Tho whole number of deaths, from tho commence
ment of the epidemic to the 1st instant, was 1,215,
of which one hundred nnd forty-fire were Iron)
other disease*, leaving 1,100 from yelktw fever;
The Civilian estimates that tbero hnvo boon 15,000
esses of fever, as nearly all oar population wero un-
aecliraated, and thus giving only ono death to every
taorteen eases of the ferer. Wo think thi* is too
Targe an estimate of tho cases of sicknoss We be
lieve 12,000 nearer the truth, making allowance fur
the nnmber of person* who left (he city to escape
the sickness, and this would giro ono to about
eleven ea*e* of the fever- If we take the report of
our physicians, in their privato practice, and our
hospital physicians, wo think they will nut put tho
number of esse* that have prnvod fatal at less than
tan per cent of the whelo m the general average of
the mortality.
tdh ontm.v or the i-ertii.k.sce.
[From the New Orloans Picoytine.|
Tit® President of tho Bonrd of Hnulth of this
city, Dr. A. S. Smith, dircctod communications to
he s*nt to the various localities in Florida, Texas
and Louisiana, where tbe yellow fovor has m»do
its appearance this season, making inquiry as to the
origin of the disease at those place*.' This inquiry
has been gtoerally responded to, and t-> tho effect
that it is tbe belief of nbys ciaua and ritisena that
the dlaiase has been disicminntod by commercial
intercourse, or propagated by p.-rson* or articles in
fected with the poison. It would appear from those
statements, that tbe parties making them are of
opinion that quarantine regulations, strictly on-
forced, are a protection against tho disousc. This,
however, raises the long agitated and s'ill unsettled
quostion, whether yellow fover is simply epidemic,
circling in, and travelling the ntinosphero, or propa
gated by infection or contagion, a question which wo
do not prorose to discus*. There is no doubt, bow-
ever, that it is the generally rntertaioed opinion
that th* disease i* disseminated by infection or di
rect communication with whatever is tainted with
the poison
No. 116 Congress Streot,
AND
No. 65 St. Julien Street
DRY GOODS,
The undersigned having determined to start in
thi* city a Branch of their well known House* No.
44 Murray streot, Now York, and No. 303 King
streot, Charleston, South Carolina, t.ako pleasure in
informing tho Merohanta and Cillten* of Savannalf,
that they bnvo taken tho
LA-GE AND COMMODIOUS STORE,
No. 146 Congres* and 65 St Julien jtrvot* (formerly
ooeupied by S. M. Lodorer A Co.), for the purpose
of establishing thcmsolves a* «
To Keep Bnhiea (inlet.
Take »n .^jigatar seven feet long, and after keep
ing bln*In week*, until he ha* become
accustomed lo chi.dftn, turn him loose in the room,
and the children ms> J'l'T and fondle with it as a
K ng k,itten, and in a «b«Vt lime your family will
ante so much attache 1 to the beautiful crCnture
that nothing will indue* ibcrn to pail with it For
the genuinane#* of thi* method wo print *.ho follow
ing rruta a WMbiogtoa contemporary :
" It will be remembered that some *ix weeks nxo
we mentioned Ibe fdet that an alligator, which had
been captured in |h# harbor of J5aUiin.it® and ex
hibited at dm jS»uelMtif**t near that ol'y, had
found Its & (Jiofgetown. It was then repre-
eanted os about sis feet long. It L now in the po«.
tension of Mr. George Thecker, of tho Fountain
Head Hotel, Bridge street, and lias groan aon/idor-
ally, moa/uring in length fully sorrn fret, an>( Ua*
become quite turned, it much oo that the children of
the proprietor pUy and fondle with it a* with a
klf
young kitten. Hundreds resort to see the strange
creature, and Ibe fatnily of the proprietor bus be
'’'me so much attached Ip it that nothing will in-
ce them to iiart with it."
duce
—A Fretichtna n liei recently said of hi* country-
"omen: “In France, a woman Li a unto, but
laved through the alembio, refined ami concentrp-
kd, with all the inillatJVe of a mao, hi* military
'''acity, his lovo of society, ItLr pission for show and
* aiusement, ‘mail plui nrrntctrnirnt ft am tin
“an f,lu» furl.'" r- : , [ ■ J
Josh Billings says he don't care how niu'li a
a, o talks if’he will only My it in a few wr»rds
gentldmen wera conversing nlsiut wealth,
"bierved "I don’t earn lo bo rich, liqt I
ram 1^* en ''^l^ *' 1 could livo oil four pnt
1 toy property " • Well," said tbe other, “I
.Jfw ambitious; I should be ratlsflad with euffi-
‘•vr tw»; per oent. to maintain mo."
The Trsgtily at BlarldUn, MU«tas(\tpL
(Front tho Meridian Gazette |
The argument in th* oipa of.Mr, R A. Jlrockin-
ridge, tharged with killing Dr. W. II. Burton,eloeed
late last Friday Evening, whan Mr. Breckinridge
was committed, without bail, to appoer at the next
term of tho circuit cart of this county. Mr*.
Breckinridge; iu her testimony, *»Ated that Dr. Jlut*^
ton bad been called in to see her son professionally,
and lhat while the children ware out in the yard ha
committed a rape upon bar; that she made every
poeriblo resistance and screamed twice, but nq one
came to her assistance ;8h* told her husband about
it on the following Thursday night t and on Satur
day afternoon, oa our readers are aware, Dr.’ Bor tan
was killed for commuting iHo Je«d. The pruermt-
tion proved that at (he time of alleged outrage, Dr.
llU'ton was ruffaring from ioflimmatory rheuma
tism, and could scarcely use hi* right arm. A wit-
lies*, living ja*t nppnaito Mr. Breckinridge, *aw
Mrs. It uni Ur. Jlurl«n in tho shed-room door on
the day it is stated tho act was perpetrated; they
soon re’lred, Mr*. Breckinridge ihuttlrig tho door.
N" tcr?*ui» wera Itaird. Mrs it.vcklmt ige spt.kt
U* wjineyi about h'lit next day in ^pnverRstion a* a
gentleu,4i,. but that In was not' her phyiician, **
ri.e prti'jrted a iuar,Ud U>«n. . j ( . ^ /
•Juitgr Alim<m A|(aliixt Negro SitfFrage
lion, ' htries Ma~m, tha radiaal .oomlnaa for
J'i'lgo ol the court of appeal*, is as Delhi, Delaware
loun'y, holding court In conversing with peveral
of our citizens at,out I he recent elections in I’enn
sylvanu and GUI.., he rail, "When a party plocoi
a black man above a white man, whenDiick*^ men
n _ ro J’“ l . , 1 nt< ! '.'r V" 1 '. wht0 ‘key mak* block
men judges, (lie people will not submit. It D loo
repugnant to tho people, and the party lhat adopt*
such measures is niru lo be defeated. Th>* daotrllie
can never succeed "
These opinions wero expretaod openly; and our
norfcsi-.ndon^nfforfdn K'»" tho authority ihouW It
bo tloniod.
•fjiiicc the Ohio and l’ontuylvania cdsitiona, lhara
are n good miqy puijlioians u|nn the inxlo it last
Mr, Mason is one of tb* first compete ooaveiit.—
Albany (N. Y.) Argu*
Our Stock boing manufactured by oursolvos,
intend to soli tho samo at tho same prioe* os they
can be bought iu any Northern CUy.
POIVDHR KXPl.OSlON IN WAYNK
COUNTY, TKNNE8SKK.
A Morehouse Blown to Pieces-Two Men
Ilndl} Injured.
A gentleman from Wayne county, Tcnncssco, in
forms u* of a terriblo aocident which oocurrod at
Ashland, in that county, a few days ago. in the
store of Mr. Hall, two young men, Messrs. Nichnl
and Hall, were carelessly h-ndling a pistol, which
was by aoddent dlschtrgod, tbe contents entering x
tin eauiiter of powder, which, together with two
ether eanister* fitting near, instantly exploded,
making a complete wreck of tho building, The es-
eapo ef the two young rasn from a terrible donth
vu aeemingly miraculous. Thoy were, howevor,
r*ry »orlousiy injured, a* wn* also a littlo boy who
was near tho »tore at the time of tho occurrence.
Tbe itook, consisting of dry goods, groceries nnd
drugs, was so badly dtmagod os to bo almost entire
ly worthless. Tho noise of the explosion nnd fnlling
building was so great hh to be distinctly heard at a
considerable distance from tho place oi accident.
Naihville Gazette, 23rf.
Death of an Eminent Rabbi In Texas.
On Thursday lust, the mortal remuins of the Rev.
Dr. Steiner, the learned, profound and accomplished
Rabbi of tbe Hebrew ooogregntion of Houston,
wore followed to the grave by a large cortege of
mourner*. Dr. Steiner was a man of groat profun
dity os a historian and a linguist,. bbsidos being un
accomplished musician nnd paintor. Ho was of a
sociable nature, charitable, nnd possossod a largo
share of those excellent qualities that wo denomi
nate ‘ Christian vlrto-j;," uut which, alas! less fre
quently exist in the reality than in the nunc.
(Uuiutoit Transcript, 30f/i ultima.
PORT CALENDAR.
oonnuoTMD wbielt. -
FJ1A8BU OF THK MOON.
First Q, M. lh. 17m. <
Full M, 13d, Th. 83m. ■
I l,a*t Q, 20(1, 41). 18 i.
| N' W M, E7d, 7h. 2iu. m.
Oclobor.
Bon
Mfvtn
High
Rtsns.
Bets
: eta.
Wo>r.
If Monday
Ill,Tuesday....
'0 Wodncaday..
KliTbursday...
llFrlby
li^BUtusy....
g|8andr.y
6..15
fl.Bfl
6.17
0.38
6.39
6.41
6.40
5.. 95
6.. 94
5. .98
B..21
5.. 21
5.. 20
6.. 'JO
C.. 1
C. .46
7.. 21
7.. 44
8.. 24
0. .15
10..17
10.. ft
m..fti
it.. 6
11.. 37
mrni
0 <6
SHIPPING INTELLIGEMCS.
Port of Havannah .
..Oct, 30, I 8H7.
ARRIVKD,
Ptesm-r Dic*stor, l’ayic, Charleston,
_ .. Ac, LJ
Go’lmart n A Co.
D H Kuvounc Cotter Nans-mond, Colcaborry, from
a ernl c.
btcara'T Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Fetiiv;Uiua, Ac,
Ulsgbqrn A L'tjnnlngbam.
UnBARBD.
ptoawshlp Vbg •, Ba'kley, New York, Hunter
Gammon.
Bh’p Btar of iho West<R), Ferry, Llverptol, W M
Tnnno A Co.
i SAILED.
f tearaiblp Virgo, Bulkicy, New York, III utcr A
Gsmme I.
Pell* Maggie J Chadwick Darien, Iu ballast, to lord
i! Hartford. Conn. Master.
fj| Hartford, Cotin, Master.
DKF&HTRU.
itenraer Dtetalor, Puytio, Jacksonv l«s
Selected expressly for litis market, comprising in
part the following article*:
BROWN SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED SIIBETINOS,
OSNABURGS,
STRIPES, KERSEYS,
CHOICE PRINTS,
TICKINGS,
FLANNELS,
FIGURED OPERAS,
CASS1MBRK3,
KENTUCKY JEANSr
Together with a largo variety of attrsotive styles
of COTTON A DE3.
WHOLESALE
Eetail Dealers
CLOTHING!
GENTLEMEN’S
Furnishing Goods,
Whore thoy Intond lo koep permanently,
A WELL ASSORTED STOCK.
Twenty year* exporionoo in tho rannufnoture of
Olotliing;
FOR THE
SOUTHERN TRADE
EXCLUSIVELY!
Giro* us tho advantage over many cstablishtntnts
who have to trust entirely to othora in gotting up
their stock.
Wo will sell our floods entirely for Cash or City
Acceptance, which our long experience in the bu-i
ness has taught us ia tho fairest way of dealing
with all.
Soliciting your patronage, and confident of being
able to (urnish satisfactory goods, at price* mnoh
lower than any othor house, wo rcspectfullj invite
an examination of our Stock.
L L. FALK & CO.,
40 fongim eu«l St, Julien Sts.
SAVANNAH, OA.
M A N t; F A 0 T 0 It Y :
No.
ISO. M MURRAY ST., NEW YORK.
* tli am
SAVANNAH
Wholesale Book,
STATIONERY, PAPER,
MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR Him AND
WELL .SELECTED STOCK a WHOLESALE
DEPARTMENT, and have recoivod during the pnat
four wouka direct from tho
MILLS, MANUFACTURERS xxn PUBLISHERS
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO SAVANNAH,
T _ — dc, L J
Gilllrairlln 4k Co.
Staamer Bxprnae, White. Angneta Mil Way Land-
ftUmur/kat,Glb*W inKUstaandtainiliiga, MA
prawn.
■ Dimmer P.lot Bov, Mr.No ly, Charleston vin Beau
fort, Clagborn 4k Cunningham.
BELOW.
Brlf George W G lch lst, Gi'chrlst, llofton. Cine L
Colliv A On.
A bark off the btr.
Occupying tbe first floor for RETAIL, tha ecoond
for PAPER and, STATIONERY, and the third for
tho MUSIC DEPARTMENTS.
Wo therefore iuvite MERCHANTS, PR1N
THUS, nnd nil dealing nr consuming anything in
the ahovo named goods, to uxamino our stocks, a* we
aro now prepared to offer the same inducement* to
buyer* as can be hsd at tho North.
Wo hnvo also just passed through the New York
Custom House throe largo oases of MUSICAL IN
STRUMENTS and STRINGS DIRECT FROM
EUROPE, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT NEW
YORK IMPORTED TRICES. Call and examine
yourjelve*
JOHN C. SCHREINER & SONS.
0 117-t f
lAwmornudn.
'• YTlie l||g O J tatnno tow <1 ilnWiil-li *lip''ons , il
frotn ihe ou'rr tin >y in Vnnnv IVhl. Thu ship tv a
drawing 1CJ-i fvut.
Pnisungora,
Per steamer Dr.tatar from clmrlrstnn. Ae - II T M- •
Dow ell. It lluljau I, Mu A 11 P.uch; child and srrvt,
Mramfllra Macbeth.
Per steamship Virgo for New York -W Ut’hox.
■ 4+h: “• ,r 'T
Oonalvnoes.
per steiiiner Hylvnn Klmru from Jncksonvillu, An
FURNITURE!
FURNITURE
MAXttPACTURIlD XV
F. IvR UTINA.
96 AND 96 EAST HOUSTON STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
’^LL this Furniture, e-roS'sHng ol
PARLOR, CHAMBER,
DINING ROOM AND
LIBRARY SUITS
Is of'bn latest atylcs, and mannfaetnrod of the voy
beet ma'erlal, atiAer tho nereottal *U|wi vision of Ue
prn'rleUMr,and guaiantral. '
Partlo# In the 8ou'h desiring fl to Uousoliold Fund,
tnrr, eta l»e *nn;ill*d dtro-t from the M.vtutactor "
suing l
about visiting Now York wPI find it tniholrad-
ItlrJisrdson A H, ' I. Vlllalonga, W M Tnnno A Co, ¥ vsntaga toosawiiM Uda etaok before pnirhoalnf Coe-
11 llyrsll, I, J liQllurirtlii 4k Co.
RqMlPII.
|Vr steamer Sylvan Bhnto frum .Iheksonvlllc, Ac
id hales eon Island r. it too, tl It Up, ,42 hides, mid m.lsu
I Sir alo.ip Franklin Irotu Ogizjrltco* 4W bush rough
rlc It * A N WI!h jii.
I KXfiam.
XhW Yuzg-P-i fleam*hVVirg - -IJ74 •«'•« nplanl
cdtViP, li do t*a Island cotton,UJ do bsllliig 3g casks
where.
■ All (foods
wannpl»l.
anal-nod Dm
Jliimo and Rope,
l BAllRKIM Cobb's lust Haoklard Lime, to
»r h <•, and SO b-tlla Ho.«, In »t m for atlo hy
i U.II. HARD UK, 11 HI Mdtrd'a Range.
Oc2U
10.
ILEGANT STORE
10.1(3 BR0U6HT0K IT.,
FOUR BOORS EAST 01 HULL ST.
DOMESTIC, FOREIGN, STAPLE
ANJ) FAXCY
WANTS,
^ORNTS Wi NI*D-»1» In ,i0 . il.y, to mlfu-
duce onr now ratnt UTAH 8I1UTTI.E HEWING
UACIIINK. Frlee |7P, It ntes two threa's, and
make* the gonnlne Loox Smug. All othet low-
prlo*4 machine# make tltoCiugfiTiron. Kxeloslvo
te-r tory given. Good tor circular*. W. Q, W1UJUN
* CO, Mennfwftnrrr*, Clev'inul, Ohio. *cp7 3m
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
TO RENT.
FOR RENT,
M FKVKRSI. TKNKtlKN S
*a 111 JONHS' HTOBKO,
Weetof IhiU, In Bay s'roo', trortli e'de
■ T.'Vtnnvl IWHIT. II ARK It til AM A HONH.
FOR RENT.
a A. LARQK an I ra.ufortablo Tr'i-k dwrlRnt
wltn tn-dern lmprovntn*n's Fnntitere, Csrwiii
n,t . .. ii.. u. ,u . .
and Oil Cl'iU e, *a tlm No thosst co nnr'oT Jon -
and WLIUker str**t/« Toesu'slon ad*en at once. Kor
terms, An,*) p y '.o IIKNHY BIIYAN,
•■'*'■4 Of 11 >q-, llMt l '*«• A Co.
FOR RENT.
k A DTCHE CO fed front 1 y 41 foot de*<p, not
Lyot finished; will bo ready foroccupailon by the
If lh November; *Uirat«d on Bryan s reot, opposite
the Btate B*nV. Apply at
TUI* OFFICE.
TO LET,
OFFICII on Bryan aiujt, r-ppoelte the Plata
Bank, l’o- nosoloa g von Imntud'.ntcly. Ki'inlro at
E
^ FINK BRICK BTORK,
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
Possession given November
THIH OFFICE.
Pnitable for Dry Go:<l*.
1st. Fimulre nt
oc'12
Eepecial attention ho* been paid to onr
Shawl and Cloak
DEPARTMENT,
Whore wo exhibit an ondless varioty.
BLANKETS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
A choice lelection «I
"White Goods,
Consisting ol SWISSES In overy grade.
ESMARALDA,
JACONETS,
Bishop LAWNS,
Victoria LAWNS,
TARLTONS,
Hack TOWELLINGS,
Damask TOWELS,
French Table DAMASKS,
French CORSETS,
NAINSOOK,
CAMBRICS,
Also a complete assortment of DRESS TRIM
MINGS and DRESS BUTTONS, of the latest im
portations.
VtT Line of HOSIERY AND GLOVES, con
sisting in part of the oolobretod, genuine
ALEXANDRE KID GLOVES,
DUCHESS GLOVES, in latest style*,
Cloth and Borlin GLOVES, for Lndio* and Chil
dren,
Ladies' Iron Frame best HOSE,
Lodios' extra sito HOSE,
Mimes’ Bnd Children's While nnd Fancy Hoso,
SILK.,
In all widths and qualities. Tho best brands Lyon,
white edges.
DRESS GOODS
AS FOLLOWS:
Colored Striped SALEM AS,
OTTOMANS,
Jlroch Figured BRAOAN7.A8,
Silk Striped French POPLIN,
Black ALP ACC AS and DE DIMES,
FRENCH MERINOS, all sbados,
EM PRESS CLOTHS,
BARATHEAS,
Lubin nnd Phrcnix (all wool) DELAINES,
Together with choice
Araourse Figured MOUSLIN DELAINES.
We are "fferiog a variety of
WORSTED BREAKFAST CAPES,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
SONTAOS, NUBIAS,
HOODS, CAPS, Ac., Ac.
LINEN THREAD AND LACK
COLLARS AND HANDKERCHIEFS
Togn'hcr with many novoltle* 1«k» numcrons to mm-
tion, eiil for tho 11 s*. time Introduced in the Havannah
market.
Roaently opened (up stairs), comprises ono of the
LARGEST STOCKS of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
Notions
In the South. In addition, wo aro constantly re
ceiving Fre*h Importation* by ovory steamer, the
Good* being selected by ono of our roeident part
ner* in Now York. Having a largo
1JRA.NOII HOUSE IN NEW YORK,
Wo are enabled to offer Extra Inducement* to Pur
chasers, and being Special Manufacturer*’ Agent*
(or the rale of various grades of
Domestics,
We can *afoly
CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
And invite tbe attention o( merchant* before pur
chasing elaowhoro.
Wt8
S. V. LEDERER,
I. M. FRANK,
O, ECKSTEIN.
Til IB OFP1CK.
STORE FOR RENT.
ONE of the mo t desirable stands In tho rlly—
apply to CONN KB AT & JOHNSON,
Croc la, corner of Bay and It- rnanl street I.
TO RENT.
U. IT. ((AHMAir.
WM. X. ADAMB
QARMANY ft ADAMS,
Cotton Factors
HAY AND GRAIN,
CORN, OATS, DEED, HOMINY,
BRAli, H1DDI.1SUK, *c.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
00 IUjr HI rest, Savannah, da.
eepl-Xm
FltESKf. MEAL ORITB
Constantly on hand, at lowest Mill prices.
0. V. HUTCHINS,
METCALFE &_ NICHOLLS.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,
M.KEAUSS&CO.,
'J'HX undoralyncd, having formed * aopartnmhlp aa
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Attn
Cotton Factors,
Will make liberal caah advances on eonsignmenta of
OoUon nr othor Produo*, for ea'.o hero or shipment to
CLOTHING, CUNTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
UA16, UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS.
Notions, hosiery,
Ao.. Ac, Ac.
rlthrr New York or Liverpool.
Office—No. 86 Bay itract.
K. K MBTOALFK,
W. M. NIOliOLLB.
BsVAKHS n, qx , Bcptamher 2.1887. aepa-tm
W. D, R. MILLAR,
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT
Bclcntcd good* nt Northern price*, freight
added, receiving -Vly new shipment*.
Call rod examine our stock before put>
chaaipgelsewhnrc. Ha*.lBl«ctl»n guantntovd. Remem
ber. Bv Abomw's Rsi.t. Inneaft-lyr
DIALER IR
TJ AlLROADand llacldr.ery Rupplie*, Pa'nta, Oil*,
J-\i Varnlahea, Cotton and Woollen Waste, Moa«,
tr., Ac.
Agent for the Baltimore Oil Mannfactnilng *Com.
pany; Ing-raoli'a Patent Cotton, Hay and Mots Pruese*;
Water n t Co’s Axla and Wagon Urease.
anglB-llmo 157 flay Street, Savannah.
Charles JL. Colby * Co ,
SHIPPING, COMMISSION
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
TO RENT.
Apply to
P. V. nUNT
FOR RENT.
, TWO comforia'« I* woodrn dwolllng*, medium
alee, on corner AVerco n rnd Hart* slroete.
App’y to B KNBY BRYAN,
0 6 Of Pryan, Hartrldge A Co.
FOR RENT.
J A LABOR brick bn'VilngWt Bay tape, two
ilojreKsslof Bull strv'!t, #nll»hl» fir an oyster
Gone, Uwtauran', ll«r Rocm nnd Boarding
Uauao. Pocexalon girtu st once.
HENRY BRYAN,
octTO A IKt Bay street.
Jones’ Block, ear. Bay nnd Aboreorn stroeta,
Savannah, Giorgla.
L IBERAL caah adranoee made on eonilgnraenU to
the firm repreaented In New York by Chariot L
Oclby, Beq., or to onr friend* In Boaton.
Raraaaiois—Meoera. Dabney, Morgan A Co.. New
York; Jorrts Blade, Eeq., New York; Gardner Colby,
Baq., Boaton; Hon. J. Wiley Edmond*, of Boaton.
at glfl-tf
COPARTNERSHIP.
M B. CHAUt K9 B. BACON, formrrly of New
York, Is a wemberrfotir (]>m front thsdata,
and will bel'M-Atod nt Aug>*t*,G« »tgl«, ander the firm
name of C B. BA CUN 8c CO , where ho will be happy
to give his prompt nnd careful a'tcr t on to all bull nets
ent'ustad to his c-ra. Hi* long eiporencc in tbe Cot
ton hr* reta will give him grant advantage* in filling
Coitoa orders, which he solicit*.
l’KTKKH it 1IOLL1NGBWURTH.
October 1st, 1607.
PK rKRB, HOLI.1NGBWORTH, A 00, Bar'll, Oa.
O. B. BACON A C*». Aug'ista,Oa.
ROLLINGS WORTH A CO., Macon, Oa.
on*, l not
TO 13 E RENTED.
THIS I
A tbn
tag ..
ihrec pi an ta) Ion* belontlng lo I'm e«tale of 7.. M.
Wlnk'pr, would call tho attsntlcn of Rico Plantcts and
other* to the mlvantsgra of locntlon, soil, Ac., po*-
aissed bv three plantation*.
The •* Isla" Is'nnd Ptantat'on, situated tn the Ba-
vannnh'rlve', having drainage into two rlv-rs, is nr-atir-
rss'f'l ns a R!ce l'lan'nl'o'’. There sr t ai out s x hun
dred (POO; acre* under bulk, with proporcmmts.dttehus
and drains. Th« soil ts tnextsust Ide,and tho plan'ivt on
has yiebtad a crop of over thirty-five thousand (S6,u00)
bnshvl* ef r*ugh it-re.
The •* Mulb-rrv Grove” Plentatl-m '* well idnnled
to tb* growth of solton, com nnd other»« cals, t here
are on tH> Plai.tM nn ah-u* two hundrad and fl ty
360)air-sol op*n high ground, with sK,ui twohun-
irod n»d tweaty-flve »3'4') aerte ot first class rice land,
undor g -od banks.
The * Uax Orive'' P.anta-lon, atyilnb'g the last
named place, h»* alrnnt tw-> hundre-l (V0>) acres of
high groip d. and ah ml om hendr- d a id fi-tyd&O)
oc o»of rice land utdi-r bvk. Ktchol these pUc-s
have rnfficicnt nenommodatiors tor laborer*. Th-y
are wlt> In twtho (12) miles of the «l'y of Ba-annnh.
nn l will bo rented on tho m et favorable term,, either
rparetdv or together.
Apply u
eop23-tf
If. A. PAt.VK’t,
Adm'r Kitata of Z M Winkler,
At Mowra. P\imer A- I'eppl h'«.
EDUCATIONAL.
SAVANNAH HEHKEW
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
THE r:HIV18IONAI.CI)UKClLUAVKUHCU
pleature in acnounc'.rg that nil the nirergemt-nla
necessary to opening the ab.vo Insiitutlon are now
vompttt «t.
THK FIRST ANNUAL T1CR9I
WILL COMHFKC* "»
l-’BIDAY, N< iVEMliEli 1,
Iii the laige a> d commodioi:* dwell In,' situated at the
N. \V. CORNER OF AUKRCOBN AND TAYLOR
STREETS.
'J h-i fnltaw'-nj g ml in n will form (he professorial
staff:
Hi:v. RAPHAEL D'C. LEIVIN, En-KiuxTKxnB.tT,
Piincipil of the Tl eologl'-al I'ernttatenL
Pitofassnn M. DROWN,
Teacher cf tho Hebrew Lingnage and Li'cra'uic-
CHARLES N. WEST, M. A,
Teachtr of B. II e L-’trcs, Mutheimtlca mil the
Comuircial But'elm*.
rimt-Bssoii A. EISWALD,
Toac.ho ot Cbiss'ca ntd Languages.
Tho Inst t itc.will enit-rnrv —
A IIIOII,SCHOl»L|KOR HOYS.
AN ACADEMY' FOR GIRLS.
CHARGES FOR TUITION,
In all the Branchrs]rf atu I s wi 1 bu os follows
Between the oget of ft and ft per ntoutli
..I s per month.
..ft'-’ | or month.
Bo wet n the r-w s of ft <uid 11.
A'tove the-grot IV
Drawing nnd Mta'cex'm.
It Is pxttlcu'nrty rjqucstod that parents d (tiroes ot
having Ihe namrifof their chl'dron enrolled will apply
rt o:ee tv the Uttptrlii'epilenL ns B M recesrnry lor
•ho pro. er or,mlzalion of De clssce that all ptiplle
should be present on tin opening day.
l’rcs.aeclu*'-* wl I lio Issu'd shortly, g v'.ng lull par.
ticnlara of the conisn of tastrurtlon pr ssriboiL
lfi-tw BA It NET I’lllLLUV, Beeretary.
MR. FARLEY’S INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
T UB noderslgnetl a graduate of HARVARD UNT-
VBHHITY. respectfully Informs tin* cl.lzens
Favannnh lhat he I n« n lurnnl to Hits city, and wl.l rc<
cp n hie Mhool'>nlhelklof Nivt-mbtr n«xt.
2 he loettion Is cn
SOUTH RROAI) STREET,
ono of the most drs'rahln In tltccUv, c nlrnl nnd vet
retired. In the sp dona, well lighted nnd well vcnlila-
ted
“ FIREMEN’S HALL
Tim purtx'se of this School la u give a thorough and
eulwtaill .1 English education to
GIRLS AND ROYS
between the agon of eight and fifteen, p epnratory to
tint completion of llicir school ptiidl' o.
Fre m large oxi e lenco In t ac ting, I
felt tlist such n b' b ollsnflhc first lmoortano^ nnd
pUfigea h'lmelftn t'.o rdthfulcsru if those entrusted
to hla cl
. +75 00 |ht nr
.. 66 (st |«-r milium
charge.
TERMS OF lUITIdN:
For Fnpils over li year* of nt».
For Pnpl e ueder 12 yearn cf age.
No dedtrflon fpr hroken Icrnt*-
The present s-hool year covers a peit'xl of eliht
ntrpth*. and wlH bo equillv divided Into two terms.
Bills will be ivndered the mHdl- cf each term, vl/.
let of January end let of May. 1S39.
For mlml-rlon. nnd nil partir.Vars rrlitlng to the
Hcllool, Uto Principal may he addrea.cd at
MRS.'SAWYER'S, cor. Liberty and Jefferson at*
till Novoiulter 1st, nnd af er lhatdate at "FIKEMEN'J
H ALV ftom 10 to 9 o'clock.
OCit CHARLES A. FAHLBY,
ALLRX 0. HASS
F. L. GUE & CO.,
GENERAL
Cotton Brokers,
NO. 7!) HAY STREET,
COR. ABEIICORN (UP STAIRS), SAVANNAH.
_ T" Will attoad strictly to the purchase of order*
for Cot tan and any othwr produce. acplt-Sm
N. A. HARDEE’S SON ft CO.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T llB undersigned have form'd a partnership for the
tranavtlon of a Oennr-1 Commission nnd Fnrto-
. ... Commission nnd Fneto-
rate Kuslrres, under Ihe name ol N. A. IIAKDKK’8
HUN * CO.
Tendering tothnfrlsnds of the old firm onr thanks frr
past favor*, we solicit for the nswrst ■tvlshni'mt a cm
iimviceof the pstro are; and if merchant* an
plantar* general')’ we ask encouragement.
Having amnio mean*, we will msko liberal advene .
on Co'ton ana o'her p-oluce conaignod to ua, for anlv
In Htvanna*-, or In tha Northern or Liverpool mn-Vrt*.
We will keep on hand a large supply of QKNU1NX
l’BRUVIAN GUANU, Land Piaster, and other Fer
tilizers. .T«»RN L BAHDKB
WM. W. KIRKLAND
No. 6 B'oddani’s Uppor Range.
BiVAXStn. Peptember '2*. 1A87.*-<p2fl-flm
S. M. CLOAK,
Rome, Oa.
o. r. HTUBIIS,
Macon, Ga.|
0. g.iaaoovsB,
Brooks Co. Go.
SLOAN, GROOVER ft GO.,
Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
4 STODDARD’S LOWER RANGE,
BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, OA.
I IBB UAL ADVANCES UN COTTON consigned
A-J to our correspondent* In New York and Liver
pool.
Having boon apnoln'od Agents for the safe of the
ALBANY BTAR COTTON GIN AND CONDBNH-
K»B. wo tako plcnsaro In offering the s .tr.c to the
pnhlls.
r J hiso Gins having been tested, show a marked supe
riority ever a I ollic-s both as to the facility of work
ing and tlm Boprovu I nppoarnnee of the • lnt.
Circular* giving fall Information con bo obtained b
appltcat:on to tho undersigned.
BIXMN, OROOVKR A CO.,
No. 4 Btoddaid's Lower Rang".
any'ft HMee.1 Bovannah Oq.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A. A. KNIGHT,
Attorney at Law, Solicitor In Chnncery,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
mart* Ivr
♦he dlflbrant Btaloa,
LAKKCITT, FUtUIDA
Forest City Paper Warehouse
UWBRY kind and dcecriptton of
Hi Paper. Printer#',
Bookbinders' and
Stationers’ Supplies,
Manufactured and for sole. Cash paid for all kinds of
Paper Block
J. WAIUIKN, A K aut,
Formerlv Warren Hrra.
Innell-If 10ft Bryan and 70 Bt. .Tnllsn otrrata
H. & G. W. LOBD,
AN U FACTUUKU2 ard Deal' ra In Belnca, Nota,
Twine, Ropes, Corks, Buoys, I/al», 4t-.
No. 89 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Boston. Mastnehii«ctta.
MRS. S. J. COTCHETT,
tlyvnof Oh wlfitan,B.C.,)
fiinporiiivn of Fashion a
NO. 117 BROUGHTON STREET,
Be we n Wit I tk* r and Bull stric’s. up itntra.
Ait~ Fr«re.n MtlPn wy. Artla.te I)r ;s* Making.
DENTAL NOTICE
I'm. W. JOHNSON
yyoiJI 1> nf irm l.ls friends and patrons that he has
pat
d t la niflc" t» No. 121 Corffir sttract,
IV.ip-'t’s Pry Go !i
CLOTHING
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JAUOON, CRAVEN A CO.
J£AVK In store their large and select stock o
MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND ROYS’ CLOTHING,
BUSINESS CARDS,
AT LOWEST WHOLESALE RATES.
Grain Warehouse, 1M nay street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
ROOTS SHOES,
L ot
S
in
E
C
33TJC3rC3rY
Carriage Factory.
BENNETT, M’KEE&CO.,
COU. HAY AND WEST JIIIOAD SIS.
H AVE on hand, rnd ore consta
rind assoitmontof Um most
DOW In nio. A bandsomo seaortmcnl of
TOP AND NO TOP BCOQIKS,
Built by WM. DUNLAP, I'hi'ndelphla.
We have also on hand a very floe assortment of
COAL BOX BUGGIES, AND
ELLIPTIC SPRING BUGGIES
Of various pattern!; and a hi ndrontc assortment cf
SIDE SPRING BUGGIES,
ON THE CONCORD STYLE ,
(LIGHT GROCERY OR EXPRESS WAGONS,
LIGHT, TWO-SKAT JROCKAWAYS,
For one hone, to cany four persona
r All work sold and warranted at tit's establish
tnent, will be proteclod. ecpMf
JOHN M’MAHON & CO.,
PKALXCB IX
Groceries, Corn,
011 EMK.JA1.Sj.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
ARTIST MATERIALS,
PERFUMERY
Wholes alo aud Retail.
iit)d''rsicn<'d h tying pur linrod from Jir. W.
A WALBI1 tie it.nk in 'rul-t Foathersi ccrtiv.
Broughton nnd Barnard strvets. known ns
APOTHECARIES' HALL
X. J*. WALSH,
latte of lh.- Drug bowse of O. N. Motiaan,
New O.leans, Lo.
■SF* NIGHT PKLLoq Btoiightou street.
sop20-l) r
BOOKS,
Newspapers, &c„
FORD & THOMPSON,
Bryan street, next to corner of Bull,
SAVANNAH, OA.,
nah that they keep c
Iron Ties.
JJKARD’8 PATENT BBLF-ADJ U8T1NG
BUCKLE TIE.
UBIDT:* LUDLOW.
Gents' Fu-nUhlng Cool*, Trunks, Voliaea, Travelling
Hag*. Umbrellas, Ac, to which they Invite attention.
Onr faclllll-n ge'lltt^ nn Clothing ore ursurpa* ed,
♦ ring manufar.'mrd dl>rally for n* by our nonoectlon
In Newark. N'W.leraey.
Our slock enmprlsea everything usually kept In aueh
m cstatdlshnrani.
Mv chant* and other* vlaltiMlbe oily will pleatr
give ua a c»lt at
117 Broughton Street.
FAMILY GROCERIES!
J UBT RECEIVED—
P am*, fgnn, P.wk, Tongttca
Rockland Lime.
1700 E>iral quality to arrive, for gel* by
Ml ttrif RIQttARDhON 4 BARNAR^
OATS, HAY, FEED, &G.,
COR OF BUOl'OIITON AXD JEFFERSON STS.,
SAVANNAH, OA.
W1NIM.-W UIJSS ASH l'lJ'FTY,
oa
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TOILET ARTICLES,
Wines, Liquors and Brandies,
sollcita a coMiniiinc.- nf the rntmi.kv always so
liberally ezlcnded In the i- >re< rn.
Pbyalciana'proa n;>tb n*c mnevn lvd with necmacy,
Compe eni ju twim iu nttaudnnce day and r.lglit.
i
NEW YORK AND OTHER DAILIES,
WEEKLIES AND MONTHLIES.
AI*o, Magazines, Fashion Books, Novel*, Almanacs,
Fancy Articles, Stationery, etc., in fact r wry thing
• hat I* usually kept In a first clr:'s News Depot ana
Stationery stiro. Every dcstripiion of fc'taUomry
always on hand.
Wo sro also Affrnts for GARRETT A CO 'S EM-
BOSSING AND RIUI10N HAND STAMPS. Wo
will tend theso Stamps to any part of tho country,
by Express or otherwise, on receipt of price. Price*
from 96 lo $12.
MWiaiyr FHRlt frTm'MPFON.
Thofrrato't tavcnDoo of tho ago for baling CoUog,
imnlng at ** ‘ # - “ * *“
jng •IreuKth wi'h tnpldlty "f ndji atment to
hq'rn ef any aite. A supply in hand and fo* sale by
•rplrt tf BitlOHAM. HOI.NTA CO.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS'
READY MADE
CLOTHING!
H AVE last received a large end well selected
stock of
MEN’S, ROVS’ AND V0UT1IS’ READY MADS
CL«XH1K«,
Of onr own manufacture, which wc ofior fer salo cheap.
_ _ Ptak eaT a If Has, f'u*ar»
8ardtns», Can Fru Is, Jolb’s, Nut«, H rovU*. FutMrt
Laid. etc. p. b KBT UTRIi. .
cat7-1«n 1 Y. rkat Ism.
