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> ftothf N, Admfr. & s usual fcmnnf ‘ l of land en d m a Juna next, before tl ♦legal hours of sola nlfcrect offend, alt i of 'and xdmonJah all whom it f Ufbra Mid Oourtto make : f Kow»b«f|M*^ iadmoyahaUccmtArnsdto uythajr hare)totb* applicant la d Oourt, on or before tha ant Moo* ^otharwln fettori dfemlsoory will be d frees Gbat fenaa vs. Jane F. r. Fooler, Trustaa. TANNY. Sheriff c. c. the aourt _ /safe, all tiut wt andlraet of lead, situate. Ur* j of Chatham aforeaald, butting rat OnaaMhdBK at the aonth east j&raSsmttftrss Lto a road eommonlyanowniaa Lover’* ^aUM of aald road north 77% treat IS “ \lbwl ikoof th, Untn»t line and. two Unit to tha , thtaoe aloof eaid line of aa and 07 Uoka to the point r-. ,•!!« and a balf scree, more _..J on aa th* property of Joseph M. Turner, Jr •¥. fo. towed from Chatham Buporior Coort In to* ohnF. OttQmartbk adnlnlatrator of Wilson Oden, i^egahut Joaeph M, Turner. Property pointed out JOHN DIVANNY, Sheriff a o. BHEUTFS 8AIX—Will be eold, on Bator i the 16th toetaat* a etook of dry foode, gtoco- loots and shoee, tea, sugar. coffee, flour, etc., a by rirtoe of an attachment In favor or vt. John Gown. To be eold at the ri«k of _, ar,tha tenne of sale not being compiled ,to tike plaoe at.the brick store on tha corner tad street and Battle row, at 11 o'clock, A. M. _ i same time and place, all the Interest of the flown In the unexpired term of UflBtee of Mid mil JOHN DEVANN YJ^BV i0. 0. nnr iubshal’s sale —wm be Aiit, ti V 16th May,Inst, at U o’clock, A. M., at the pound, oi ft fhee and white tail—about two years old, ' * 7 In left ear s also, one red heifer-blase .sen months old, marked with slope In the w fork and under bit In the left ear. Terms wain. PHILIP K. RUSSELL, mil City Marshal. C RT. MARSHAL'S OFflCE, Savannah, April 13.18&3.— The Hollowing reeolutlon was passed in Council on the 14th March last, vis t ftschod, That the City Marshal be instructed to bare farodnomlotstn Washington JohnW wj Abev —’-■*» ’ »«»•»*** - - - »- »—i.i .i a »-h, Robert A ustl " ■urn JOHN M. MnXKN, Q.O.C. /^BORfllA—Liberty Cbwtfyt— 1 To all whom It may con VX earn: Wbereae, Charlton Hlnea will apply at the Oourl Whereas, Charlton Hlnea will apply at th# Oourt of Ordinary for letters dlsmlssory as eieeutoron the estate of Susanna Sanford, lata of said oouaty, deceased; Three are, therefore, to die and aamontsU all whom it may eonoern to be and appear before aald Oourt to make .je lota In Washington and Greene wards remain ing manured, as osar two ysurs bare elapsed sines the pas- asge of the ordinance, a majority of the owners haring WompBed with wH ordinance. Die Paring ordinance has not been ooroplled with In the ' ^WuuS^nward.—Lota Nos. 13,It, 19,20,21,22,23,24, ^foreene ward.—Lota Nos. 4,7,8,9,10,18,17,21,22,23,82, Nonot—In accordance with the above resolution, I will receive proposals fur paring the said lots, until the 13th day of May next. PHILIP M RUSSELL **“ City Marshal. fl SALK.—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday In June next. In front of the court house In the city or -—ten, between the legal hours of sale, a negro man by the name of Adam; levied on aa the property of KdwanlB. B&ker, to satisfy two fl. flu., one Issued from the Superior Court of said oounty in fisror of Aaron Champion, and the other from tha Interior Court of said county la furor of Jaa. Blunt, both against said Edward B. Baker. Terms cash. apgQ • C. O’NEAL, Dputy Sheriff u, c. /"t EORGtA—Bryan Oounty r—By virtue of an order from VX the Court of Ordinary of Bryan county, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in Jnly next, at the courthouse door, in mid county, between the usual hours of sale, all the lands belonging to the estate of Martin Shuman, deceased, sub let to dower, together with the negroes belonging to said M. D. MOONEY, Adm’r., •states. apl29 MARY SHUMAN, Adm’x, JfS BORGIA —Bryan Cbwiyi—Whereas, Z. E Dutton, ad VX mlnistrator upon the estate or Henry Dutton, deceas ed wQl apply to tha Court of Ordinary of this county, for letters dlsmlssory: These arc therefore to cite all concerned to file thetr ob- jectIons^(lfan^^they hare) in terms of the law, otherwise ap!2» A. H, SMITH, o, b. c. EORG1A—Bryan Oountyj—To all whom It may con- VT corn s Whereas, N. J. Clark, Isaae Perry and L. B. Daniel will apply at the Court of Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of Ellas Perry, late of said county, dscaased : These are,therefore, to clto and admonish all whom It may ooneernto be and appear before said Court to make objec tion (U any they have) on or before the first Monday in June next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness^ A. H. Smith, Esq., Ordinary for Bryan coun ty, thla 6th day of May, 1 may6 A. H. SMITH, o. n. c. /“I BORGIA—Bulloch Oounty t—To all whom It mny c< VX Whereat, Milton Sheppard will apply at the c Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the land concern: _ ... —. ... Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the landed part of the estate of Absolem Hagin, v., deceased; Them are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to file their objections (if any they hare) In my office, within the time prescribed by law, otherwise said letters will be 41 ~iay2 WM. LEE, 8en’r. o. b. c. G EORGIA—NultoA Cbuia/y:—To all whom It mty con cern : Whereas, Wm. Lee, jr. will apply at the Court rs dlsmlssory as administrator on the of Ordinary for letters dlsmlssory as adml •state of Thomas Lee. • lunatic, deceased These are therefore to cite and admonish ,tobe and appear at the Court of Ordinary for Bui- aty on tha first Monday In October next, to make as,If any they hare, otherwise said letters will be These am therefore to cite and admonish all whom It maj eonoern, tobe and appear at the Court of Ordinary for Bui 10& count]—■- «-*- t ** *- objections,* granted. Witness, Wm. Les, sen’r. Esq.,Ordinary for Bulloch county, thl. 17th4.r ot kUjtb.ieM. WILLIAM LEE. 8r., 0. B. c G EORGIA—Bullock Oounty t—'To all whom It may con cern : Whereas, Jshue Everitt will apply at tbe Court of Ordinary for letters dlsmlssory on the estates of John Everitt ana Sarah Ereritt: These art, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it nay concern, to be and appear before said Court to make objection (1/ any they bare) on or before tbe first Monday In November next, otherwise aald letiera will be granted. Witness. Wm. Lae, sen., Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch cou ty, this 26tb day or April. 1863. ap!26 WM, LEE, Sen’r., o. b, o G EORGIA—Buitoei Cbunfy j—To all whom It may concern: Whereas, Green R. Slater and Thomas Dasher, Admin- Utratort an ths ettate of John G. Slater. a minor, hare ep- * piled for letters dlsmlssory; Theseare therefore to cite and admonish all whom it ma; •Oncera to be anfi appear at the Court of Ordinary for Bui loch county, on the first Monday In November next, to msk< objections, if any they have, otherwise said letters will be Witness. Wm Lee,•en’f.Ksq.,Ordinary for Bulloch county, ‘ ttthdkyof *-"«»• this 26th tpl25 f April, 1863. WM. LEE, Sen’r. 0. b. 0, G EORGIA—Bullock County.—To all whom It may con cern f Whereas, Andrew Wilson, will apply at the Coort of Ordinary for letters dlsmlssory as executor on the •atato of Abaolam Hagan, deceased; These are therefore to cite and admonish all whom It may eonoern, to be end appear before said Court to make objoc- ion (If any they hare) on or before the 29th day of July next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, Wm. Lie, sen’r, Esq..Ordinary for Bulloch coun ty, this 29th dsy of January. 18M. jan29 WILLIAM LEE, Sen’r, o. b. c. G EORGIA—Bullock Cbunly—Notice to the Heirs of John Ererett t Four Months after date application will be made to tbe Honorable Ordinary Court or Bulloch county, when Bitting for Ordinary purposes for lesre to divide the Kstato oCJobn Everett, deceaaed. dalS JOHN EVERETT, Adm’r with the will annexed. /~1 EORGIA—(Jhalham Cbunly t—To all whom It may con- VX cem: Whereas, John F. Oullmartln will apply at the Court of Ordinary for letters of dismission as administra tor onthe estate of Walter Smith, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern to be and apper before aald Oourt to make objec tion (If any they have) on or before the first Monday in Slay next, otherwise said tetterswlll be granted. Witness, John M. MiUsn, Esq.; Ordinary for Chatham coun ty, this 31st day of October, 1862. , nol JOHN M. MILLLEN. o. c. o. may con- tlie Court the estate of /1 BORGIA—Otolkom Cbunly f—To all whom it VX oern s Whereas, Ellsn Bcally will apply at of Ordinary for latter* of administration on thi Charles B. Bcally t These ars, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom Itmay Oonoero, to be and appear before Mid Court to make objec tion (lx any they have) on or before tbe first Monday in May next, otherwise Mid Isttera will bo granted. Witness, John M. Millen. Esq., Ordinary for Chatham coun- ty, thla 80th day of March, 1863. mb80 JOHN M. MILLEN o. o. o. •To all whom it may con- will apply at the Court of Imlnlstn G EORGIA—Chatham Counly :- cem: Whereas, John Blloo . Ordinary lor letters of dismission as administrator, onthe •state of Henry L. Bilbo: These ars, there for*, to rite and admonish all whom It may concern to b* and appear before said Court to make objec tions (If any they have) on or before the first Monday In . - November next, otherwise said letters will b# granted. Witness. John M. MBlen, Elq., Ordinary for Chatham corn ty, this 14th day of April, 18M. ” JOHN Hi MILLEN, o. 0.0. •bjsctlon (If any they hare) on or before ths first Monday In Jnly next, otherwise Mid letters will be granted. Given under my hand, this 11th December, 1868. deel4 — lerwisesi r . ay hand, this 11th December, 1862. JAMB B. BRADwELL, O.U —To nil whom It may con* pu j\, Andsrson will apply at the Oonrt of Ordinary for letters dlsmlssory on the estate of lferyX. And enon.li.te of said countr, deceased; IhtM are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make objection (If any they bare) on or before the first Monday la aaptember next, otherwise said letters will be granted the applicant. witness my band, this 8th day of March, 1868. . mhli J. & BRADWELL, o. U o. i 1EOKUIA—Jfc/ntMh County *—To all whom it may con- U cem: Whereas, Alexander G. Middleton, applies to me for Isttera of administration on ths estate o( Thomas T. Mid dleton, late of Mid county, deceased: These era therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tbe kindred and creditors of Mid deceased, to file their ob jections (If any they bare) in my offlee, within the time proscribed by law, otherwise the said letters will be granted to the aald applicant. Given under my hand at offlee thla 16th day of February, A. D. 1363, febl? A, A. DxLORMR, Ord’y U. o. bams, Charles Arnold, George A Ash, Robert Austin, George Aj0xu)d,r t (SuriM B *.h, <Mu D^oBeoedict Bourquln, John W Biss, Gilbert Butler, John I’BollsulUst, John Y Barber, Julius BacharachtGeom L Blount, Anton Borcbert, Joseph Black, Alexander Frauds 1 tonnett, James U Bashlor. Michael Holey,Claudius R Barie, 13>aa W W Brum. James M Butler, Hyman E Brck, William .'Bandy. EdwinHBacon, Wm James Bulloch, Blegmuml ierg, MUton JBooknsr, John Boston, Henry S Bogardus, William H Bulloch, l’atrick Bulkley, John W Boaaley, John B Barnwell, James TBoeknar, Anthony Basler, Thomas A Brown, John Bums, Joseph H Burroughs, Berrien M B Bur roughs. William F Brantley, Charles H Bell, Ellas B Bora tow, Peter A Blols, Wm Gaston Bulloch, Isaac Brunner. John Brunner, James Bancroft. C.—Solomon Cohen, Uernard Constantine, David C Oath, William Cullen, Peter Curb, David Lops* Colien, James A Courvolsle, Montgomery Cummlng, Daniel B Camp, George B Cummlng, Motet Coburn, William Crabtree. Aaron Cham pion, Daniel 1) Copp, Jstao Cohen, Frederick Cook, Frederick W Cornwell, WlUiam P Clark, William H Cuyler, Carrol A Cloud, Spencer Currell. Pierce Condon, William M Charters, Charles Clare, Daniel Clarke, John F Compogniac. George Galley, MjIesDCullens, Peter LCopitan tine, Nicholas Cru- ger,flenr “ fififiji jA 1 * James H Clark, Ja , t Carrutliert. John D Charlton, Bryan Connor, William( Chariton, William Cox. D^*Darld R Dillon, Martin Duggan, Archibald 0 Daren- fttonan-auiiium Cbunly i—To all whom it may enn- VXeonoern: Whereas, Elisabeth Spalthoff will up ply at the Oonrt of Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of George A. Spalthoff j These art, therefore, to cite and and admonish all whom It may eonesm to be and appear before Mid Court to make objection (if any they have) on or before the first Monday In May next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, JohnM. Millen,Esq.,Ordlnaryfor Chatham coun ty thisthmtoth day of March, 1863. . JOHN M. MILLEN. o. a c. Jn EORGIA—Bullock CountyT< VX Whereas, William Holloway, tateof MlUball Holloway, deoeas: y r—To all whom It my concern: foway, administrator of ths es tate of Ml tebsll Holloway, deceased, will apply to the Hon. the Ordinary of said oonnty, for letters dlsmlssory from said j,4hsrefore, to elte and admonlshjaU concerned to file their objections (If any they have) to the applicant In - the Clerk's office of said Orart, on or before the first Mon- *;dayln October next, otherwise letters dlsmlssory will be granted. ”" 1 —Ordinary for Bulloch coun- WnilAM LEE. Sen’r., o. ■. o. d*jr or'lbreh','11 piOMU-AaOM OountyTo all whom It may con- . VX com t Whereas, John H. Btrous will apply at the Cour of Ordinary for letters dlsmlssory as administrator enm tee- . tamento annsxo on the estate or Godfrey Rown: Tbeao are therefore to cite and admonish all whom It ■uy concern, to be and appear before Mid Court to make • - objection (If any thay hare) on or before tha first Monday fa November next, otherwise said letters wilt be granted. Witness, John M. Millen. Esq., Ordlnsry for Chatham Oonneri this thirtieth day of March, 1868. mbps • JOHN M. MHXEN. a a o. /riEORGIk—Ctalkan Oounty i—To all whom It may con VX ee» j Wharsaa, tha setala of Merit Finch Is nnropre- ISl&SfSSIilT 10 * ,,plr fot “ ta " ° rtdml ”- These-art thiroforo to elto and admonish all whom It mar ooncero, to bo and apMar before the Court of Ordi- Oh. the Just Monday In May next, to make ohjec- W-any ther have) or aald admlnlstratton will be 4 to tbaCUrk of tha Bupertor Court, or soma other fit M. Millen. Eeq., Ordinary for Chatham CoantrithU thirtieth day of 7 I N WARE SUPERIOR COURT—DECEMBER TERM, 1862.— BctUMix Tuomm versus Mamuiua Tnoxas—Libel for Di- voroe: It appearing by tbe return of the Sheriff In the above case stated, that tbe defondant Is not to be found in the countr, and It belug represented that she is not to be found in the 8tate, on motion of WM. B. Oautnxx, Plain- Ilf’s Attorney, It is ordered, Thai service of Mid petition and p roe cm be perfected by publication uf this order In the Savannah Georgian, once a month for four months, next proceeding the next terra of this Court. Granted P. R. LOVE, J. B. C. S. D. A true extract from the minutes of Ware Superior Court, at December Term, 1862. feb23—m4m GEO. B. WIIJJAMSON. Oerk 8. C. OKOROIA—CHATHAM V> SUPERIOR COURT, JAN. TERM, Ann M. Towles, 1 w. > Case Divorce. Daniel F. Towles. I r 1 appearing to the Court, by the return of the Sheriff, that the sald|defend*nt does not reside In this countr, and it further appearing that ho docs not reside In this 8tate, on motion of Fleming k Millen, defendant’s attorneys, Ills ordered that said defendant appear and answer at the next term of thla Court or the case be considered In default and the plaintiff allowed to proceed; and it Is further or. dered that this rule be published for thirty days. Extract from the minutes. mh24 JOHN F. GU1LMARTIN. c. 8. o. c. c. 1 COUNT rKRMjl853. N OTICE.—All persons Laving claim* against the estate of Frederick Kottinan, deceased, of liberty county, will present them within the time prescribed by taw j and all persona indebted to said estate will make payment to aul27*V. GRIST, Adin’r. N OTICE—Two months after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Bryan county, for leare to sell the real estate belonging to Charles Bashlor. dec’d. ma6 C. M. BASHLOR, Adm’r. N OTICE—Two months after date, application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, for leave to sell the following negroes, rlr : I*eggy, Mat- thew. and Anthony, the property of Alexander J. Maxwell, late of said county, deceased, apllfl SARAH M. MAXWELL, Adm’ x sell Lot No. thirty-four, in second, originally llonry county, and tat No. one hundred and six In thirteenth district, or • » Henry, now Fayette county, belonging to the ea- Valentlne Crearer. deceased. rah24 JOHN F. GU1LMARTIN. Adm’r. made to the Court of Ordinary of Camden county. Ga., -for letters of dismission as administratrix, with the will an nexed, on the estate of Susan Fltxpntrick. late of said coun- * * • DOllCUr • nofl :us SANCHEZ, Adm’x. ty, doecaacd. N OTICE.—Three months nfter date, application will be made to the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia for the payment of the following described notes of Mid Bank, tbe right hand halves of which haring been lost In mnll from Barnwell dintrict, 8. C.. to Charleston : tatter A, No. 329. for $20, letter A, No. 640. for $20 ; letter A, No. 080, for $20 ; letter B, No. 633. for $20, , No. 182. for $6. To Rank of Savannah fot payment of letter A, No. 69. r for $10. leW—3m SAMUEL SOLOMONS. the Ordinary of Chatham county, for learo to sell all the real estate InCliatmam county belnnglngto D. M. Rogers, deceased. Also, ton ilny* after date, for learo to sell all tne **rialiable property of said deceased; ap!5 n w, ROPERS, Adm’r. N OTICE.—All persons indebted to tbe estato of David M. Rogers, will make Immediate payment; and all per- sons having demands against aald estate will present them duly attested to CHARLES W. ROGERS, ap!3 Qualified Administrator. NEW WINK AND LIQUOR STORK, A7>. 0 IVhitaker itred. TIIK SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the Attune of Savannah, and of the Interior of this date, that he lias now opened and will keep con tinually In afore, a large assortment of the best qualities of the various kinds of WINES AND IJQUOR3, both foreign and domestic, invoiced from tho best sources, and to his stock of which, at present on hand, ho invites attention.— Having had extensive experience In France aa a manufac turer, and In America aa importer and dealer, Ids acquain tance with the trade enables 1dm to offer assurance that the articles which are enumerated below arc each genuine: Articles of Direct Importation.—French Bran- dies of various brands: Holland Gin j Scotch, Irish and Monongahela Whisky j Old Batavia Arrack ; Jamaica and St Croix Rum. Wines—Old Port. Madeira, Sherry, Champagne. Hock, Claret. Sauterne and Burgundy Wine*. Cordials—In cases. Curacoa. Maraschino, Ratafia, 81a- vaitx. Kirschenwasser, Absinth, ke. Ale and Porter—London Brown Stout, and Edin burgh Ale. Also novfi o Agent for Domestic liquors. R. MAYER. UHUVJblUEiBi Of!, jags prime Rio Coffee, 60 do do Java do diua Porto Rico Sugar. 10 do N. 0. do GROCKRIK8. dp. 100 ba; * ~ " 20 bill BIM 100 bbla Stuart’a R and C Sugar 20 do Crashed Sugar, 20do Ground do 20 bbla Loaf Sugar, 20 boxes Lemon Syrup 60 do Nos. 1,2 and 3 Mackerel, 10 half no 2 do 100 do Balt. Flour, 60 do II 8. do. 60 do half do Canal 10 caaka Bacon Sides. 6 do Shoulders 20 boxes Northern Cheese, 20doEnglsh Dairy do 60 do No. 1 Soap. 60 do Palo do, 26 do Starch 60 do Tobacco, assorted brand* 60 bbls Planting Potatoes. 20 boxes Sperm Candles 60 boxes Tallow Candles, 60 do Star do 26 do Adamantine do 60 bbla old Monongahela Whisky, 2.000lb Codfish 200 do Whisky, Gin. Rum and Brandy 20 M casks Cognao Brandy, 60 dozen Broom* 2 pipes Holland Gin. 2 casks Scotch Whisky 600 gross Pipes, 100,000 Spanish Segars 20 dozen Demljons, 200 reams Wrapping Paper 60 five and three gallon Kegs. Landing and in store, for sale by Jan29 COHEN 6c TARVER PURE AS mpORTKD. r [PORTED WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS.—The sub- scriber has now on hand a fino and well selected stock of Wines and Liquors, comprising the following: 1 butt of choice Reserve Madeira Wine, vintage of 1844; 1 pipe oi the finest quality and coice old Reserve, vintage of 1840 ; 1 do choice old London Particular; 1 do choice and most delicately flavored old I'nlhetino. vintage of 1830; 1 do choice and exceedingly rare old 8crctal, vintage of 1820; 1 half pipe rich and most highly flavored South Side Grape Juice; 2 pipes old London Market; 8 quarter casks old Ar- anjo. vintage of 1830 ; also, a lot of old Reserve, of an older importation. In boxes and demljons: 2 pipes ohniceold Port Wine, 2half pipes do Sherry do, 12 do do cholceold Cognac of various brands, viz: Hcnnesy, London Dock. Jean Louis, Plnet Castillon, Guimard, SAzcrao,SalIgnac and Otard, Dupuy Ar Co.; 1 puncheon old Scotch Whisky, 1 do old Jamaica Rum, with various kinds of Claret, Port, Ten- eriffe. Sherry and other Wines; choice Champagne of vari ous brands; Hock Wines; Imported Cordials, such as Cur acao. ltaracnlno, Auesette. asorted Cordials, Brandy Fruits, 6tc., for mIo by uo23 J. ROUSSEAU. T HOMPSON'S Celebrated Washing Compound—This art. dels entirely free from any substance that will injure the color or texture of the finest fabric, and Is therefore par ticularly adapted to tho washing of fancy artlolo*. It!* an ex cellent article for the toilet, and Is tho only soap used onboard the steamer Florida. Just received and for sale by Je2 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument Square. COUGHS, COLDS AND BRONCHITIS. P ASTILIJS DK PARTS.—For the cure of coughs, colds and bronchial affections of the throat, so prevalent at this season of the year. Wo do not recommend the Pas tilles do Paris to cure all the ills life is heir to, but we do My they will cure all affections of tho throat, as a trial of them will prove. Manufactured by Moore 6c Taylor, 81 Maldon-lane, New York. N. B.—The gennlne bears tho written signature of Moore 6c Taylor. Just received and for sale by mb4 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument Square. iTf AP OF SAVANNAH.—Having purchased the copy right 171 of Edward A. Vincent, Esq. of his now Map of the dty of Savannah, the undersigned has made arrangements to fill all orders for the same, at abort notice. A sufficient number was received by last steamer to furnish subscribers, and will be delivered Immediately. We are unable to sup ply the country demand until the arrival of ths next steam er. Arrangement* have been made for a further supply, which will ba regularly received. All orders punctually at tended to. Address S. S. SIBLEY, apl8 Bookseller and publisher,136 Congreis*st..Sav'h. roof the city o Esq., publisher and bookseller of this city, subscribers are' hereby notified that they will receive their coplos from him in future, as publisher of said Map. aplS EDWARD A. VINCENT. TJUCKERJ, BROOMS, Ac.—Just received, 10 dozen three JLJ hooped Water Buckets, 12 dozen Urge fancy- handled Brooms. 80 do handled and unhandled Scotch Brushes, 20 do Washboardz, 60 gross assorted Matchos, 20 do Clothes Lines, 20 dozen Axe Helves, tor sale by DAVID O’CONNOR. T OBACCO, 8EOARS AND HNUFF.-12 bores extra fine Jenny Und Twist, 16 do do Myers' Aromatic, 60 do low P riced. 60 do Choice's superior, 30 do Boggs’and tarrillard’s n foil cut, 100.000 Segars of assorted qualities, CherrooU, " . ' bladders, *" i, Pipes and Macoboy and Scotch' 8nuff in Jars and Pip# Heads, for sale very cheap by mh26 KIBBEE k RODGERS. F ANCY GOODS.—The subscribers hare just received, the following goods, which they offer st their unusually low prices: Needle worked collars, lacs flowing sleeves, new style Udiei’ vests’of silk and muslin, Mtla cloaks of new style, mantillas of allk and Mttn, together with theoewest stylesof drees goods, for sale by ooll jTH. COHEN k CO.. 140Broughton-st. ; 60 do white it Sides; 60 boxes J110 bbls old Monongahela Whiskey; 60 do , XndltkM theJUsterf or a young Udj’s intro^c ft The8b*$ sidVln Ufe, or aOountry Parsonage, by a Theoid Man's Bride, by T 8 Arthur. .. .. TS Arthur. '* Lady’s Introduction Faft furnished; U situated la the business part of tha town and offers great Inducement to any pereenr ' rlilch Is the 12th day of January. *to*IhaOrisatZil*Country,frora the Manuscript !*» by. Rsv Dr Cheevsr. , . _ _ TOtary on the tour Gospels, by Her. Dr iyug. Faersd Songs for Family and Social Worship. M ?» nr# ftp 0,# ifeaays and* MitcelUnlss of Grace Aguilar, selected from the manoMript by her mother. Poetleal Works of Thomas Way. Poetry of Flowers aod Mowers of Poetry. Bummer and Winter of the Soul, by Rev Ersklne 8eate. Boys and GlrU Own Book. Doctor Birch and bis young frieods. Agnes Sorrell, a novel by 0 P It Jamea. For sals by apt28 8. B. SIBLEY, No. 186 Congreza-at. mn jjutio, jr., lease iicuiruciio, nuiiuu n mtiumju. B—Henry nils, Peter Endrea, John Everard, Richard Ennis, John Hskeamp. P—Joseph Felt. Owen Foley, Jeremiah FIcklIng. Green Fleetwood, I/juIs N Falligant, Caspar J Fulton. Washlni F Florence,* .-.-**«r- Andrew Fui NK1V BOOKS. T HE Works of James Hall—Legends of the West—the author’s revised c<Ut!on. The Camel Hunt, a narrative of Personal Advonture, by J IV Fabens, author of “ Life on the Isthmus.” Beblud the Curtain, a tale of ElviUe. Doctor IMrcIi and bla Young Friends, by Wm M Thacke ray, with sixteen Illustrations by tbe author. Rifral Essays, by A J Downing, edited with a memoir of the author, by Geo W Curtis : and a Letter to hla friends by Frederika Bremer. Every Day 8crlpture Reading, with brief reviews and ( radical observations for the uso of Families and Schools, y tho Rev John L Blake, DD. EiMys and Miscellanies, chuico cuttings from llio Manu scripts of Grace Aguilar, author of “Vale of Cedars,’’ “Days of Bruce,” “Mother’s Recompense,” Ac,selected by her mother, Sarah Aguilar. Eustace Qulntln, a sequel to Mary Price, by 0 W M Roy. nolds. Jack and bis Bride, or tbe Highwayman’s Flight; being the forther adventures of Clande and bis Friends, by the author of “Gentleman Jack,” beautifully illustrated. The Illustrated Bible, Nos. received to 47. Barnum’s Illustrated News, No. 17. tatty and Lowly, by Miss M McIntosh \ further supply, Received by *p!28 J. B. CUBDEDGE, PLANTATION FOR BAUD. ' «g Ths undsrslgnsd offers for mIs tha plantation upon which ha now resides, sltnata In the county of Ala- ««*■ chua, East Florida, add twenty mills south of New oansvllle, containing one thonaand acres, three hundred acres of which Is cleared, and In a high stats of cultiva tion. Upon the premises are a good dwelling housa, out booses, and gin. Tbe above tract embraces three hundred scree of the first quality of hammock lands, ami the residue the finest aea island cotton lands; all of which ta In the heart of the finest range in the county. Possession given at any time. I will also sell corn, fodder, and other provisions, and If required, one thouMnd head of cattle. JOHN B. STANDLEY. Refer to—Jolm Boston, Savannah, Hon. M. 8, Perry, Ml- canopy, Florida, or to tho subscriber atNewnansvUle.FU. February 13th, 1863. feWl—dAwSm — i . w .. _ _irty,F>i — .....- —.—,— _ —j _ _.. — — Fish, John Flemming, Richard Flanigan, Thomas Ford, Patrick Fleming, John Foster. O—Joaeph George, Robert nGriffin, Francis Grimball, Joseph Geoive. Jr., Robert M Goodwin, John B Gatlle, David H Galloway,Seaborn Goodall, John Uammell, Domingo Gal- leo, Joseph F Gammon. Charles Grow, MartinGerken, James E Gaudrr, Philip Gieblehouse, lloury Ganabl, John F Gull- martin. John Gerdts. Benjamin Glnovoly, John I. Graven- stein, Ebenezer W M Gifford, James E Godfrey, George A Gordon. Calvin L Gilbert, Samuel Goldsmith. H—Thomas Holcombe. David F Halsey, William Hess, Christopher Hussey, Richard H Howell, Charles S Hardee, William Howe, William llunter. William F Holland. James Hunter, George S Harding, Edwin E Herts, Martin Horn, tamuel LHover, John Haunt. Samuel B Haupt, William Henry, Henry Haupt. William W Ilendley, Robert llaber- sham, John E Hernandez, Robert, Hutchison, Alfred Hay wood. William Henderson. Charles A Hall, Geo W Hardens- tie, Robert A Iloniker. William I< Haupt. Humphrey P Hor ton, Peter Henry, William Heldt, Levi Hart, Thomas Hen derson, William P Hunter, Marmaduke Hamilton, Peter D Hllxhelm. Charles F Hamilton. John F Hamilton, William Hone. William H Hausroan, David narrigan, Henry Har per. Howeil W Hollister, Enoch I) Hendry, John G Howard, William H Holmes, Geo Troup Howard, William B Hale, Gnitavs A Holcombe, Clans Hartman, Samuel Hamilton. Edward J Harden. I, —John W Ihly. J, —John R Johnson, JohnTJonos, James R Johnston, Idward Jones. James C Jones. Alexander Johnson. William Bullock Jackson, Enoch S Johnson, John D Jesse. K—rhlllp Kolb, John Kennedy, Alfred Kent, Gefert Kuck. Peter Krouse. William Krausa, John W Klbbee, Her man Kuhlman, Died rich Kattenliorn, Nicholas King. John W Kelly. James W King. Nicholas Kelley, Hanford Knapp, Thomas Kemp, John W Kelley, William Klne. James Kor, Phlncas M Kollock, Philip Kean. L, —Thomas E Lloyd, Louis Legrlel. John N Lewis, Daniel J tambroth, John 11 Uchtbourne, William U Leigh, Alonzo B Luce. Hugh Logan, Stanislaus M Lafllleau, John Lyons, tavl Lollcntual. l’oter Loo, Edward tavell, William W Lin coln, Oliver A taRoche, John M B Lovell. Martin Larkin, Noble Lyon. Frederick taliof, Joseph H tadson, John II tadd, Daniel Leahy, Benjamin W LUoyd. Charles A L La mar. Peter Laurens, James F Under. M. —Hugh W Mercer. Anthony F Meta. Abraham Minis William I1C Mills. JscobManke. Mulford Marsh. William Morrill, John Mallery, Adolphe Mode, John Mskln, Gefert Murkins, James W Morgan, Ralph Mcidrim. Dan Mallctte, Horace Morse. William H May, Samuel S Miller, John Mur chison, Christian W Maylalnder. Solomon Mayer. John Mas- terson, Luder Molirtena, Jacob Manses. John E Mallery. Hen- S ’ Macnhanl. Thomas R Mills. James Monnahan, Clmrles A sgjll. John B Mallard. Jacob Miller. Me.—George A McCIcskey, Bartholomew McJunarnoy, Patrick Mcjtowell, William McCarthey. Joseph J McCoy, taurence McKenna. Thomas McKenna, Daniel UcRedmond, Thomas W McArthur, James McHenry, Michael McGrca Patrick Me Govern. N.—George N Nichols, Thomas JNaylor. Daniel Nolson, Samuel Nuttman.JamcsSNeldllnger,NatlilNnngazer. John G Xeidllnger, William G Norwood, Jacob Newberger.Gilbert N Nevle, Thomas M Newell, James A Norris, John R Nor ton. Robert C Nock. O.—John Oliver, Charles E O’Sullivan, John W Owens, (loorgo 8 Owens, Armlnlus Oourlor, Edward O’Byrne, Wil liam C O'Driscoll, Dennis O’Counor, Phillip O'Connell. P_Philip J Punch, Tlioma* Purse, John Toolo, James Potter. Joseph E Pelot. Charles F I*reston, William Procter, Kdwanl I'adoKonl. Edward I’adelford, jr.. Elisha Parsons, Daniel G Phllbrick, Anthony Porter. Dennis MPatrick, Ed win Parsons. George Parsons, Edward Powers. Q,.—William Quantock. Jr. It^»PkilIp M Russell, Daniel Robertson. John A Richard son, William Remshsrt. George Robertson, jr, Robert R Rhodes.Henry Rohcr, William Rogers, Charles E Robinson, Andrew M Ross, Jolm W Remshart, James G Rodgers. Ber nard Iloden, Jamea U Read, George Robbins. Joseph Uosse, jr., David Rosenblatt. William P Rowland. Win P Roberts. John Reilly, Jefferson Roberts, John P W Read, Jaa Rlilnd, Joseph Kibero, Jacob Roscnband, John 8 Rogers. Allen Russell. William Robinson. James Riley. Horace J Roynll. 8—Patrick K Sblels, Henry Seltzer. Wm Henry Stiles, Patrick Smith. Francis 8orret. Samuel S Sibley, Edward A Soullard, Abralum Simpson. Lizar Solomons, John A Schaf fer. Frederick Schaffer, Francis F Strohliart, Francis Shells, Harman Silber, Joachim K Saussey. James J Snider. John Savage. Ezra Stacy, James 11 Sandiford, Jacob Shaffer.Con rad Hcbnlder, John G Sexton, John II Strous, John FStur- torant. Walter W Smith, Francis M Stone, Emanuel Bhef- tall, John II Stegin, Alexander J 0 Shaw. Farley R Sweat, James F Stokes, John A Staley, Abner .Sawyer. Samuel B Sweat, James Sullivan. Solomon Shell all ,-T>ani el T Scran ton. Daniel II Stewart. John Slono. William Salto, Joseph D Stebblns, Jacob Spang, William Shlnners, John Sliuuzcl, Matthew Shannon, Dennis Sullivan, Philip Smith, John Shwink. James Shea. T>—Peter U Thomas. John F Tucker, John T Thomas, William 8 Thompson, George IlTitcorab, Charles G Talblrd, John DTenbroek. John Thompson, Frederick A Tupper. Jas Tliurrt. William B Tinsloy, Barnard G Tilden, Anderson C Toms. Francis Truchelut. V.—Charles Van Horn. David Vender Trlstatn Verstlllo, Henry H Verstlllo. William II S V’erstllle. Henry Vislstltch. W^—Richard Wavne,Edward G Wilson. William Waters, Robert D Walker. Henry F WlUlnk. Uurence W Wall, Na thaniel F Webster. Henry 0 Wyer. James T Webb, Henry E Weed. Smith Warner, Thomas White,•Francis HWeltnan, Nicholas Wolf. lVilliam White, Thoms* 8 Wayne, Benjamin Whitehead. Jacob Wineberg, Samuel A Wood. George 8 Walt. Charles Wilson. Thomas J Walsh, John W Wilson. Jo- Jeph Washburn, Zachsriah N Winkler. Lewis W Wells,Ed* mnmi Wallen, Wylly Woodbrifige, Christopher White, Pcth Woodward, Isaac Wilder, Dennis Wynn, James White. Philo H Wlldmsn, William Watson. William P White, Philip D Woolhopte, Aslibel Welles, John J Waver. Y,—Dr Easton Young. Z«—EdwinS Zittrouer. All persons entitled to vote, and desirous of voting at the next election for Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah and hamlets thereof, are respectfully requested to call at mr nffleo and register their names within the time prescribed by law, olso they will be debarred the right or voting thereat. EDWARD O. WILSON. apll5 Clerk of Council. upar J Fulton. Washington GFaUlgant, JohaCFerrtll, D Ford, Sewell II i Finch. William A N ORDINANCE to amend an Ordinance defining what shall bo considered public nuisances, and for tho remo val of tho samo—Passed 2d August, 1830. Sic. 1. Be It ordained by the Mayor, and Aldermen of the Citr of Savannah and hamlets thereof in Council assembled, and it Is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, that from and after the pasting of this Ordinance, the provisions of said Ordinance prohibiting tbe keeping of hogs within certain limits, be nnd the same are hereby extended so as to cmbraco nnd Include the whole corparate limits of the Gtv of Favannsb. and the hamlets thereof. Hxo. 2. Be it ordained by the authority aforesaid, that all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances, conflicting with the pro visions of this Ordinance, be and the same are hereby re ported. Passed in Council, Savannah. April 21.1863. [t. B.] it. WAYNE, Mayor. Edward 0. Wilsox. Clerk of Council. apl27 SILVKIi’S MINK HAL PAINTS. J UST RECEIVED.—A supply of Mineral Paints, fire and water-proof colors, unlading. Silver’s Mineral Paints differ essentially from all others In market. They are not Clays, they require little oil. they do not work toughly. but flow easily as white lead. They lay on a very heavy body, set Immediately, and become an Indestructable covering oi flint, Thoy neither crack nor peel, and require no stronger dryer than white lead. I have a variety of colors. Red, Ysllow, various Browns, and Jet Black. They are superior In body (or covering property) to anything ever discovered.and pound for pound will cover double the surface of White Lend or Zinc Mineral paints, and require less oil. I am now prepared to cover Tin Roofs, as nothing adheres to tin Uke Silver’s Mineral Paints. For sale by • JOHN J MAURICE, my 8 10 and 12 Barnard-street. 1845, a Legend of the Rhine, Rebecca and Rowena.by W. U. Tbackaray. Lord Saxondsle, or life among the London Aristocracy, by G. W. M. Reynolds. Barnum’s Illustrated News No 16. A further supply of Vllette and Agnes Sorel. Received by spll3 J B. CUBBEDGE. A STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS, by Philip Paxton. A Nick of th* Woods, or the Jibben&inotay,by Dr. Bird, new edition. Genesis and Geology, or an investigation into the recon ciliation of Geology with Scripture, by Crofton, with an in troduction by Dr. Hitchcock. 8paldlng’s History of English IJterature. Kenrich's'AnclentEgypt. explained by modern discoveries. tayard’s Babylon and Nineveh, new supply. Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1863 and previous. LAWBOOKS. fllh Cushing’s Massacbusets Reports to November term, 11H. Walker’s Theory of Common Law. Curtis’ Equity Precedents. The Law of Contracts, by John Wm. Smith, author of Leading Cases, with note* by Rawle. Wharton's American Criminal Law; Wharton's Prece dents of Indictments and Pleas. ^ English Law and Equity Reports, toI. 11th. apl7 W. THORNE K W1IJJAM8. N EW BOOKS—Punch’s Prize Ngvellsls, the Fat Contrib utor. and Travels In London—Apple ton’s library. Agatha’s Husband,a novel by the author of “The Ogil vies,” 6«j. The Three 4*1rale*, or tbe Cruise of tbe Tornado, by Harry Hazel, author ot *' Yankee Jack,” ke. The Spitfire, a Nautical Romano*, by Capt. Chamfer, au thor of « Ben Brace.” Ac. Godey's Lady's Book, “ « Peterson’s lady’s Magazine, do. do. Barnum’s Illustrated Newz, No. 12. Received by ~*‘ 0 * ’ CUBBEDGE mh24 J. B. i T HACKERAY'S NEW WORK. HENRY ESMOND, Colo* nel In the service of Queen Anne; A Life of Vldsitndes a 8tory of Rarotnttonary Tiroes, by O.’P. R. James ; Bleak Hoom No.^ The Children of ii^tt; Kathay. a Cruise In HARPER'S MAO A ZINK FOR MAY. ptTTNAM’d Magazine for May; Legends of the West, by Behind the Curtain, a tale of Etvllle. The Camel Hunt, a narrative ot Perionil Adventure, by JWFabens. Downing’s Rural Essays, with plates. Blake’s Every Bay Scripture Reading. Spooner’s Dictionary of Painters, Engravers, Sculptors, and Architects—lvul. largo 8 mo. Collier’s Notes and Emondatlon of Blmkspear, from tho iollo edition ot 1032. Willis’ Summer Cruise In the Mediterranean, on board of an American Frigate. The Old Man’s Bride, by Arthur. Bartlett’s Commercial and Banking Table, adopted to the currency of all countries. In one largo quarto volume. qp!28 ' W. THORNE WlliJAMS. N EW BOOKS.—Amabel, a family history, by Elizabeth Wormeley. The Heir of lledcllffe, by the author of tho Two Guar dian*. Henrietta’* Wish and tho Kings of England. Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, by Catherine Sin clair, author of Modern Accomplishments. Journoy of Life, Ac. Klneveth and Babylon, discoveries among the ruins, with travels in Armenia, Kindistan and the Desert, being the re sult of a second expedition undertaken for tho Trustees of the British Museum, by Austen II. Layard, M. D.. author of Nineveh and its Remains, with map, plans aud illustra tions. My Novel, a further supply received. Barnum’s Illustrated Now*. No. 11, and a supply of the back numbers from No. 1. Received by mill6 J. B. CUBBEDGE M Y HOME IN TASMANIA, or nine years in Australia, by Mrs. Chsrles Meredith. An English Soldier in the U. S. Army In Mexico. The Phonographic Teacher, by Webster. Ward's English Items, a further supply. Jeames’ Diary and Rebecca and Rowena. by Thackeray, Prescriber’s Phirtcacopccla, containing all the Medicines Ac.. Wythe’s Dose Book. Putnam’s Magazine complote, new supply. npl 13 W. THORNE WILLIAMS j^KW^BOOKS.—Jennies’ Dlar^r, a^tagend of the jlblne, _ ary, a tag and Retacca nnd Rowena, by W. M. Thackeray. Wood's and Beach's United States Dispensatory. Ancient Christianity Exemplified. Mlllman' History of Chemistry. Now Themes for the Protestant Clergy. The Infant’s Progress from the Valley of Dlstructlon to Everlasting Glory. Illustrated by the author of Uttle Henry and his Bearer; Yinet’s Pastoral Theology. Barnum’s Illustrated News; Gleason’s Plctoral- Simon Kenton, or the 8oout’a Revenge, for sale at the book store of S. 8, SIBLEY, aplU 136 Congress-street. slons. The Lofty and the Lowly, by Miss McIntosh. Heart Histories and Life Pictures, by T. S. Arthur, De Qulncey's Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers, 2 vol*, hts Opium Eater and all his other works. Goethe’s Faust, translated by Hayward. Memoir of the Physical and Political Geography of Ne Grenada, by Gen. Mosquera, translated from the Spanish Thaodore Dwight, with a map. feb3 W. THORNE WILLIAMS B OOKS I BOOKS II—Boyer's French Pronouncing Dic tionary. Blanca, a tale of Erin and Italy, by Edward Maturin. Esq. author of Montezuma. Eva. Ac. Punch’s Prire Novelists, the Fat Contributor and Travels TpoR SA LE—The westerly half or tat No. tTValnacraw in tannon. by Tbackaray. _ ... AJ being the Wharf now occupied bv the Charleston Steam Garden Walks with the Poets, bt Mrs. C. M. Kirkland. A further supply of Grace Aguiila’s works. Tlio Vale of Cedars. Women of Israel. A Wlnterin Madeira. Home and Its Influence. Parisian Sghts and French Principles. Men's Wives. Yellow Plush Papers ; Tho Lady Bird, by Lady Fullerton History of I’endennta, by Thackeray; Stern's Works. Pope’ePoelicat Works, Burns’do, Youg, Gay, Bcaly and Collins. " 7 Plutarch’s Lives. Mysteries of Paris, the Spitfire. Ac., for sale at the book store of S. S. SIBLEY, roli24 13£Congn^j-*trcet. T HE HOME CIRCLE, or femiliar thoughts on varioui topics, literary, moral and social, by Mrs. Kirkland , Homes of American Autliors. comprising anecdotal and de scriptive sketches, Illustrated with views of their residen ce* from original drawings, nnd a fao simile of tho manu script of each author; Romance of Indian Life and other talcs, by Mrs. Mary H. Eastman, beautifully illustrated ; Il lustrious Personage* of the 19th Century. Illustrated with steel engravings; Gems from Moore’s Melodies, 4to., ten beautiful illustration*; The Bible In tbe Family, by Doctor Boardman : Eont Print* of Truth, or Voice of Humanity, by John Cole Hager, Illustrated steel engravings ; Gift Book of Gems, a literary offering of all seasons, edited by Emily Per- clval. richly illustrated; Review of New Themes; received and for salo by S. 8. SIBLEY, ded!4 135 Congress-street. (Vt EW BOOKS.—Memoirs of a Huguenot Family, by Ann X v Maury; Yankee Notions, or Whittllns from Jonathan Jack Knife, vol. 1, price $l)i ; Kate Stewart, a story from Blackwood’s Magazine; Putnam's Monthly, a magazine of literature, science and art, vol. 1. No. 1: Romance of Stu dent Life Abroad, bt Richard B. Kimball.author of St. Led ger. Ac.; A Story of Life on the Isthmus, by Joseph W. Fa- bens ; Pictures from St. Petersburg, by EH ward Jerrninn ; Harper’s Magazine for January; Consolation. In discourses on select topics, addressed to the suffering peoplo of God. by J. Vt. Alexander, D, D.; IJfeof Sir Walter Scott, by Donald Mactaod; More of Frank E'rccuian'H Rnrbcr Shop; recclv- cd by doc30 JOHN B. CUBBEDGE. N EW BOOKS.—Putnam's Magazine, for March. The Two Merchants, or Solvent nnd Insolvent, Yy T. Arthur. The Miseries of Human IJfo. an Old Friend In a New Dress. Barnum’s Illustrated News, No. 9. Received hr _mh3 J. B. CU till EDGE, TVTEW BOOKS.—Summer Cruise In the Mediterranean c A.1 board an American frigate, by N. Parker Willis. The Old Woman's Bridle, by T. S. Authur. The Mother nnd her Offspring, by Stephen Tracv, M. D., formerly a Missionary Physician to tho A. B. C. F. B. ti> “ Chinese.’ Autobiography of an English 8o!dler in the United States Army, comprising observations and adventures In the States and Mexico. The Lovers’ Stratagem, or tho Two Fultors, by Emellne Flygare Corlcn, author of Irai or the Fkjuts boy. The Flying Dutchman, or the Wedding Guest of Amster dam, a mysterious talo of the sea. by Copt. Merry U. S. N The ladies’ National Magazine for May. Barnum’s Illustrated News, No. 16, and a supply of the back numbers, received by ap!20 J. B. CUBBEDGE crusade In tbe East, by J. R, Browne. Guzot'a Earth and Man. or Comparative Physical Geo graphy In relation to mankind. Kctta’s Cyclopaedia of Biblical Literature The Lovers’ Stratagem, or tho Two Suitors. Rev. Dr. Kip’a Works, viz: Early Conflicts of Christiani ty, the Double Witness of the Church, the tauten Fast aud a Christmas at Rome. Coleridge’s Works, vols. 3 and 4. Ray’s Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity. Mechand’n History of the Crusades, translated by W. Rob inson. 8d vol. Kit's Elements of Health and Female Hygiene. Webber’s Tale* of the Southern Border. FnglishLaw and Equity Reports, vol. 12. United States" - • is Equity Digest, 2 vols. >p!21 N EW BOOKS.—Oars Moreland, or adventures In the far Sooth-west, br Emerson Bennett. Mary Price, oradrentarea of a Servant Maid, by G. W. M Reynolds. No. 14 of Rarnnm’z Illustrated News. Christian Review for April. Recelred.a further supply of My Novel, and Lofty and Lowly, In cloth and nnd paper binding. »pl7 J. B. CUBBEDGE. m ‘ORli BOOKS.—The Practice of Medicine on Thotnaonl . an Principles, with practical directions for adminis tering the Thnmsnntan Medicines, Including the various methods of administering vapor baths, emetics, Ac., by J. W. Comfort. M.D. 1,7 Element* of Health, by E. J. Tift. M. D. The Principle* of Botanv, as exemplified in the Oryph amla, for the use of schools and colleges, by Harland Co tas. Anecdotes for the Slenmboat and Railroad, sclncled from tho best autliors, by an Old Traveller. Received br °P121 J. B. CUBBfeDGE. HKAP-QUARTER8for GOOD CARRIAGES, My success In the Carriage bualness in the ESfittly of Savannah, U no longer and experiment, it la^jGxdfad." ’ For the considerate, generous confidence, and liberal pa tronage that I have received from factors, merchants and citizens generally, I desire In this public manner to express roy thanks, and to renew my assurances of Increased deter mination to give the most entire satisfaction to all who may favor mo with tlielr custom. 1 have devoted the part sum mer to getting up a large and splendid stock of every kind of Carriage now In uso. All of theso carriages are well suited to thla market, and for neatness, lightness and dura bility, they cannot be surpassed. Rnckaway* of every style, Coaches and Pleasure Wsgons; also Buggies of every con ceivable shape and kind, (among them somo from J. JI Godwin’s celebrated establishment, in New York.) and a 1 very neat, light and convenient style of Snlker, for physi- elans and others J. a THORNTON, ”g26 Corner of West Broad and Qay-streeta. _ PATKlfT SCALES. fual 1 u lop - on the principal raUroada in the United States . Great Britain, Warehouse Scales, Heavy PortablsBoales, wheels, for foundries, rolling mills. Ac. Store Scale*, various modifications; Counter Scales, Hay and Coal Saties. Ac. Those Scales hare been long known and severely tastad; and. tho nnlreraal confidence felt In their accuracy and perfect adjustment, I* inch that they are now regarded as tbe stand ard, from which there Is no appeal. RICE LANDS FUR RALE.—The Tract or UND on the "jFSt. Mary’s River, known as tho Cut-off Tract, containing seven hundred and seventy-two (772) acres, of which over fire hundred (600) acres are tide swamp and fresh marsh lands, with a rise and fell of tide of six feet. The marsh land was successfully cultivated manyyears since, producing Cotton, Oane, and Rice. Theso land* could bo put In order with lew labour. It ta believed, than would bo required forputtlng Hammock lands In order, and are considered very safe from overflow In galea and fresheta. For further particular! and terras, which will bo made easy to a purchaser, apply to John Fraser and Co,. Charleston, 8.C., or to Mrs. Henry Bailey, St. Mary’s, Gnuidon county, Georgia. A plat of tho land may be seen at the office of the Geor- gtsn- apl 27—dAc ggjL FOR S ALE.—A Tract of - LAND,containing 202 rrseres, anil Improvements, near Waltliourvlllo, Liberty county. Tho land I* of good quality, plno and bay land. 60 acres of which are In cultivation,' and the remainder well timbered, offering strung inducements to persons Interested in procuring turpentine. The Improvements consist of a two-story frame dwelling, together with negro houses, stables, and all other nocessanr outbuilding*. The location cannot be surpassed for heallnfulness or salubrity of climate, with good water, and a range for cattlo which eannot be excelled. Tbeabovo property can be bought at a very reasonable price, and on tho most accommodating terms, lr early application be made to tho subscribers, at WalthourvilR Liberty county. II. W. 11ACON. npl 20—d&o E. B. WAY. LAND FOlt SALE. swap THE subscriber offers for sale 1,200 acres of Land. Rallying dp the Alatamalia. river, three miles below the ^•^fork. known as Town Bluff, lliere aro 260 acres open, ready for cultivation ; also two small framed houses with good framed bnrn and good framed store house, situate on the bank of the river, ono of the best stands for a store in this section. The place has the odrantoge of steamboats during the fall, winter and spring months, and one of the l*st fisheries on tho river for shad. Any person wishing to purchase can do so by calling on tho subscriber on the place. AUso. 080 ncrc* of Land well timbered, with 160 acres of first rate bay land well ditched and drained.ready for clear ing, with five acres cleared. Said land will produce fifty bushels of com to the acre. This land lies two miles from Mann Ferry, on the Alatamalia river. Also, 6.000 acres of first quality plue timbered land tbe Alatamaha and Ocmulgce rivers. All these lands aro situate in the first and second district of Appling county. Also. 2.000 acres of land well timbered wlthcyr ’ * ...... partlcul JanSl- AarThe’llalelgh. (N. C.) Standard will pleaso publish weekly for six months, and send bill to “ h cypress and white onk. Any person wishing further ticular* can address me at Hall 1*. O., Georgia. jn31-lnwd&w0m_ ^ _ • W. DYALL. iM—n.. . , jq pufolfo- W. D. VALUABLE 1UCK LAND FOR SALE. gt A Tract of Tide Swamp Land, containing 500 acres, SUjing on Uio Alatamaha river, three mlleu above Darl- w-en, adjoining lands of tho estate of Butler nnd Dun- wody on the east, and Olgnilllat and Walker on the north nnd west, having as good a pitch or tide as niie rice plan tation on the river. My terms are. twenty dollars per acre, one-fourth cash, nnd tho balance on a credit of from five to ten venrs. the Interest only required to bo paid annually. Apply to tho undersigned nt Darien. In cnaoof inv absence Mr. Jams I'm.wick will show the land, a plan of which can be seen at the office of the Georgian. _ . SAMUEL M. STREET. Dabiex, Jan. 22. 1863. Jan26—lam , FOR SALE!—A Tract of BIND of E’lvo Hundred acres strictly prime Rico Land, immediately opposite the old .. .i of Hardwick. Tho situation of the place affords one of the best Saw-mill seata in the Southern country, facilities for timber being easy and without end. Vcssscls coming 6ea ca » load Immediately alongside, drawing from ten to fifteen feet of water. For terms apply to Henry Williams. U-S.District Attorney,Savannah,or to B. STILES, llryan coun- STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE, S ITUATED half a mile from this City, on the canal, lias a basin capable of holding two million feet of tags. The Mill has been In operation about seven months, runs two gangs and an edging saw. also Grist Mill. Tills Mill saws from 12 to 15 M. feet per day. For narlicularaspply to WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. i 7T)R SALE—That valuable parcel of land formerly ——Occupied by E. Jencke’s. Esq., known ns a Cooper’s Shop and 1 aril. It I* bounded on the cant hv West liound- ary street, west by tho Canal, north by Railroad street, and south by lots Nos. 6 and 0, and contains aliout four acres. ' ebl WYIJ.Y k MONTMOLUN. being the W barf now occupied by the Charleston Steam Packet Company, measuring one hundred feet on the River, and running back about two hundred feet to Canal-street pe property is now under a lease which will expire on the first of Novembernext. If not sold at nrivnto sale previous to the first Tuesday In February. It will then be offered at auction nt tho Court House. Apply to ’ dolS COHEN & FOSDICK. ner Daughter, aged twenty-two years, a seamstress.— Also, a woman, aged about forty years, r. good cook, with her children, two boys, seven and sixteen years of age. TbON, negroes, belonging to an estate, will be sold during this week,on liberal terms. 6 T. J. WALSH. No. 170 Bay-st. N EGROEjTFOR SALE.—A woman aged 35 years, a good cook washor and Ironer. A mulatto woman. 27 years old, a first rate seamstress nnd house servant, ami her son 8 years old. A woman 37 year* old. a good cook, washerand and lier Uq children aged8and2rears. Ahoy agea 17 year*. A man 36 years old. a good field Imud. Also, a boy aged 10 years. Apply to WYIJ.Y k MONTMOIJ.IN F 0 * 1 SAI.E-A likely family of negroes: a carpenter35, uis wife 32. a good washer and ironer. her son. very likely, 15, a girl 6. a boy 3, and ah infant. Tho above ne groes are of good character and very valuable. J* n2Q WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. F OR SALE.—A likely negro man 27, another 24, another 20. another 28, and a boy 14. Apply to jsn14 WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. F OR SALK.—A mulatto woman. 20 years old, a good seamstress, and her child. Apply to J»n14 WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. F OR HALE—A negro woman, and her four children ; i man 21, one 19, boy 14.and boy 11.country raised. WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. Janl4 F OR SALE—Six likely negro girls, aged from 12 to 1, years; also a woman, aged 23 years, a good cook, wash er and Ironer, with her two girl children. 0 and 2 years Applj to no29 WYLLY k MONTMOUXn F OR SALE!—Two very likely country raised negroes: a man aged 25 years, a first rate Axeman and Field hand, and his wife aged 20 years, accustomed to hnuvo and field work. They aro sold for no fnult. nnd warranted sound. Apply to «!cc24 WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. T70R BILE—A negro woman, aged about 33 years, very J. intelligent, and warranted a first rate cook, washer nnd Ironer. sold to remain in the city. Also, a likely negro man. aged 25 years. dcc3 WYIJ.Y 6c MONTMOLUN. 1 ?OR SALE—Half lot No. 13 Margaret ttrect. Apply to Jsnlfl WYI.LY k MONTMOLUN. I jV’R SALE—Trust lots Nos. 25 and 20 on Bull street, Monterey ward and square. Apply to J« n l° WYLLY k MONTMOIJJN. S eamstress for sale.—a mulatto woman, who u a complete seamstress and house servant; also, a negro woman, aged nbout 30years, a good rook, wn-herand Iron er. Apply to oc21 WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. 1 ?OR SALE—A likely family of negroes, a woman 35, her son 10, a girl 14, a boy 11, nnd n boy 4. J*n22 WYLLY k MONTMOLUN. j* second Monday, knd Frofessor of Mental and vol Helene*. . - - P. toco. Professor of Natural Sclsnces. U R- BftunuMf Pnfeftor ot Mathematics and Director oi w. m3. nRiicr, iwi. n, u, rouvr, xiVi. v. .... . . Stokes, Edmund Walker, Zacbanah Fears, Nathan Massey. Wm. W. B. Crawford, M. D., Den). Harris, JM. F. Swanson, J W. Fears,R. P, Zimmerman. Madison, Morgan county,Dsc. 23rd, 1861. d*20 lawdfrwtf CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL ACAD EMY AT BLUEMON, 8. C. Rev. JOSEPH B. 8RABH00K, Principal. Mr. THOMAS J. WELLS, Assistant. T HE Principal has been engaged for nearly twenty years In the Instruction of youths The Assistant has been engaged as Teacher of Mathematics and the English branches for the last eight years in tho Beaufort College. Bora will be received as boarders in the families, both of the Principal and Assistant, The price af board, tuition, 6re., will be sixty-five dollars per quarter, payable semi-an- nually. In point of healthiness, Blnffton Is not surpassed by any location In the Southern country. .Reference*—Bishop Elliott, Dr. E’lckUng. Gen. Jas.Hamll- ton,and Mr. Lynch Hamilton. dec8—eodlB SWAIM’S CKLKBRATKD PANACEA, For the cure of Incipient Consumption, Scrofula. General Debility. White Swelling. Rheumatism. Diseases or the Liver and Skin, and all diseases arising from Impurities of the blood and the effects of mercury. S WAIM’S PANACEA has been for more than thirty years celebrated in this country and In Europe for Its extra ordinary cures—for the certificates of which reference is made to the directions and books (which may lw> had gra tis) accompanying tho Panacea. Somo or which give the particulars of cases too frightful for general publication, where the patient* had been almost eaten up with scrofu la. »nd were deemed incurable by physicians. It has been used in hospitals, and private practice, and has had tho singular fortuno of being recommended by the most celebrated physicians and other eminent persona. Amonir others by— W. Gilwon.H. D.,Prof. of Surgery. Pa. University. Valentine Mott M. I).. Prof, of Sure. N. Y. University. W. P. Dewees. M. D . Prof, of Mid. Pa. Uhlverslty. N. Chapman. M. D., Prof of Physic. Pa. University. T. Parke. M. D.,Pres’tCollego Physicians. Phllad. Dr. Del Valle, Prof, of Medicines, Havana. Jose Eouronco de Lux. Prof, of Surgery. Lisbon. J. Chip man. Member Royal College Surgeons. London. G. W. Ervlog. late Mlnlater to 8paln. Sir Tonraas Pearson. Major General British Army. Gilbert Robertson. British Consul. Ac. And also, the wonderful cures effected by Swaim’a Pana cea have, for many years, made It an Invaluable remedy. The Panacea docs not contain mercury in any form, and be ing an Innocent preparation, It may be given to th* most tender infant, The retail price has been reduced to $1 60 per bottle (con taining three half pints) or three botlles for $4. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Swnira’s Panacea Is In ronnd bottles, fluted longltndlnal- ly. with the following letters blown in the glass: •• Swan's —Paiuau—PmixiD’i,” and having the name of Jamea Swalm stamped on the sealing wax and written on the label covering the cork, and a splendid engraving for the side of the bottle, composed of geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies, which have been turned for the exclu sive uso of the proprietor, by Draper A Co., bank note en gravers of Philadelphia. In the centre (s a portrait uf the late Wm. Swain, copyright secured. Also. Swaim’a Vermifuge, A valuable Family Medicine, being a highly approved rem edy for all diseases arising from debility of theuigestlvo or gans, such as worms, cholera morbus, dysentery, fever and ague, bleeding piles, sick headache, Ac. See tho pamphlet (which may be liadgratU) accompanying the Vermifuge. Prepared only at Swalra’s laboratory, the old stand Sev enth-street. below Chestnut. Phlladelpola. and sold by all the respectable druggists In the United States. Catmox to vnx Pcsuo.—Persons wishing to obtain the S mrine Swalm’* Panacea and Swalm’* Virmlfugs, should careful to observe that the name SWAIM ta spelled cor rectly on the labels, or thev may be imposed on by medl clnes made In Imitation or them by a person bearing a somewhat similar name, well calculated to deceive Gen era! agents for the Uhl ted States. 8CHIFTOJN. BROTHERS k CO., mb22—2awtf 104 and 106 John-street, New York. HE Subscribers hare Just received a handsome arsort- TVOMETTIO LIQUOR.—169 bbls New Orleans Beetlfl* JJ Whhky, 100 do BPhelps’ Northern Gin, 40 do P A! ticut River Rya do, 76 do Lather Felton and Paa Rata, 40 do DttMJtlc Brandy, 20! quarter ou4 9 wk! -‘- th BGUNTOD, JOHKSTOSf trOO. tiveness or IrreguUrities of the ,, **’• H*a4 rT Misery In ttaSd. or Rrekm of thT^ Depression of Spirit*. PofplUtfon nf*^I?/ 1 ;. 1 ^feWenS Breathing. Sinking Bensatloos Proilmi M llfijh System, Cold, Chilly Sraatlona or NuiIIi 0D C2 or limbs. Difficult or Profuse f ’ f fit* IlS mZZ o° r ^ llERCEll UNIVERSITY. 1‘enjldd, Orient Oounty, a a. fire'nits. i? enjoy T nE Studies In this University oreA Theological course or three years, designed for those who ore preparing for the Gospel Ministry ; A Collegiate Course of four years, equal to that of other Colleges in the country: AScIqntlilcCourseof three years,Including, with some ad* ditlon. all tho studies of the Collegiate Course except the An cient Languages ; aoRunoir. The regular timo for the admission of Students, is at tbe opening of the Fall Term, th* last Wednesday In August. Candidates for admission ntothe Collegiate Coarse most sustain a satisfactory examination in Geography, Arith metic. English, tatin and Greek Grammar, Cassar, Virgil, Cicero’s Sdcct Orations, and Jacob’s Greek Reader; ana must bo at least fourteen years of age. Candidates for admission into the Scientific Coarse mast sustain a satisfactory examination on Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Simple Equations in Algebra, and two books In Geometry; and must be at least sixteen years of ago. EtrxNBn. Tuition. Spring 1tnn, IhU-Tirm. lx TuErtUHJjcat. SvajXART Gratuitous... .Gratuitous. LvCYiluuk. $26 00 $15 00 Scientific Course, 26 00 16 00 lx Ac.uuimy— I’reparatory Class, 26 00 15 00 Second “ 20 00 12 00 Third “ 15 00 9 00 Elemeutary “ 10 00 6 00 Room Rent 0 00 4 00 Contingent Expenses, 2 00 1 00 These uxpensos require to be paid In advance. . E'rom Students who lodge in the College buildings, fifty dollars will be received ss full payment for the tuition fees, room rent, and contingent expenses of the year. Tho price or Bonrd in the village is $10 per month : of washing, room-rent, and fuel, $3. ooMHxxcEsimaxn Viomoxs, Tho Commencement is held on the last Wednesday In Julr. There are two Vocations, dividing the year Into terms, as follows; First Term—from last Wednesday In August to December 16th, Winter Vacation—from December 15th to February lit. Second Term—from first day of February to Commence ment. Summer Vacation—from Commencement to last Wed nesday in August. B. M. 8AXDERS, Secretory of the Board of Trustess. Any friend, by application to Dr. J. L. DAGO. President of tho University, will recrife a catalogue, containing the course of studies, and alkother necessary Information. sses of the Heart, or A flections of ti,. ?’ ’'WMiff sses or the Kidneys. IferanremVw. “* &*•*'**£ lion of the Organ* of Nature.^hlch Urities, especially with Females: Frustration o the Nervous System ptexlon. Erysipelas, and all CuuS^m Skin, or Humors of the Blood—the.e * th Complaints have distressed thousand* llo4 N originated from very simple and unYuspeS 7“'^ thediscaso nndltscauso must be nm2«3 « enjoy “Ufe, Health and Happiness have procured aud used m th °Uttod»*S MORTIMORB'S _ . cnma**Tir> Bltlcr Cordial and Blood P.,,. Sny that '• these diseases cannot n-msin long j D ^f r ’ after commencing 1U u*c.” It oiwrate* like . . h * ":arjps5SSf , ‘- 31 -J5asss Eissr to * This I. purely FeottaUe. pleasant to t.t. 4nd b J tU xl hli This Is purely rttfaUe. pleasant to take life to be used In any state of health delicate Flmalc or OiiJd ue »tiMTen Jt&- Price $1 00 W. 00 per bottle. rnpr STEAM F.NG1NE & MACHINERY AGENCY. The undersigned. B. W. Lxoxaro nnd E« Surra, (the former having been for more than 30 years manager and agent of the — VIT ’ 11 '-3»Matteawan EstabllshmenU ; the latter for many years connected with the Allaire Works, as Superin- tendent and Engineer, and more recently superintending engineer for tho Collins’ IJne of New York and Liverpool United States Moil Steam Ships, as also of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company’s, running between New York. South ampton and Bremen,.) having formed a copartnership, of fer their services as consulting Engineers and Agents, for purchasing or superintending the construction of I’addle Wheel and Propeller Steam Vessels of every description, Marine Engine* nnd Boilers for Ocean and River Steamer*, tacomotivc* and other Railroad Machinery. Pumping En gines nnd Machinery for Water Works and Draining Lands, Blast Kneines and Machinery for Iron Works, Cotton. Wool en nnd Flax Manufactories, and Machinery for every de scription of Manufacturing. Corn. Elourand Saw Mills.Su gar Mills and Refineries, Quart* Crushing and other Mining Machinery. Still Geering. Shafting and Pullies. Every de scription of Castings. Wrought Iron Forgings. Ac. Specification* and contracts prepared, plans and de tail drawings furnished, steam vessels, steam ongines and other machinery surveyed ami value thereof estimated. Second hand steam vessels, steam engines aud Boilers, cotton and woolen machinery generally, for sale. IV. B. LEONARD A E. W. SMITH, Office 75 Merchant#’ Exchange, • Cr. Wall and Hanover-streeta, New York. RETCTEXrra AT THE XORT1I. E K Collin*. Agent New York and Liverpool U SM Steamer* C H Sand, President Ocean Steam Navigation Company Mortimer Livingston, Agent New York and Havre US M Steamers. Ezra Nye. Commander Steamer Pacific. Joseph J Comstock. Commander Steamer Baltic. G W Floyd. Commander Steamer Washington. James I' Allalro, Esq., formerly Proprietor of the Allaire Works. John F Winter. Son A Co, Merchants, New York. Eagle A Hazard, “ «- l’oter Cooper, •• •« Asa Worthington, ” •« A O Parniclee. “ “ James Bogardus. Iron Store Builder. « Hazard A Montestli. Merchants. Huflalo, New York. Bush A Wildes. Merchants. Boston. Mass. P Grinull A Sons, Merchants, Providence, R. I. nKPEREXCES AT TIIK BOCTH, J P Fbllllp*. Esq.. Cleveland, Ohio. J F. tamnlne. President Mechanics’ Mg. Co.. Petersburg. Va. * ‘ * Mg. Co., Fayetteville, N. C. 'i-saiwf—“ *' " C P Mallett. President Rockftnh j J ('• Cnirun. Act-ill Rowan Stanufg. Co.. I Win Urn—. /• r. Ilsbury. N. C. Gcoige IV Winter, Banker, Columbus, Geo. Joseph IV Winter. Esq.. Montgomery, Ala. W J Ledyard. Merchant, Mobile, Ala. Sidney Smith, Esq. “ “ Rufus R Belknap, Mannf’r u « "J? J* 1 ’ PrMt * Com ’ 1 - w * ter Works, N Orleans, La W W l\ bite, Banker, Now Orleans, ta. Samuel D Morgan, Merchant. Nashville, Tenn. J O Ambler, K*q„Jacksonville. Florida. J S Sanborn. Esq.. Coffeeville. Mis*. fturtill A Patrick. Merchants, San Francisco, Ckl. Ohariei Bogardus, Architect, “ “ ge i8 0 bales Gunny, 10 do Dundee, 300 MATTEWAN MACHINE AND BIANUFAO U vnt-n TURING COMPANY, NDERanew and improved organization, manufacture Locomotive and Stationary Engine*. Sugar Mills, Gins, rresses. Lathes. Drills. Ao. Also, every description of Cot- ton, Woolen and haw Jim work; Shafting. Pulleys, Ac., Cast- Inga of any weight, (having a largoassortmentorpatterns,) at reduced prices. F. 8. CLAXTON, Engineer. Depot 1.1 Platt-street, cornor or Gold. Claxton A Wet- more. Excelsior. Collins A Co. and H. Collins’ Axes, Hard- ware Agency. 231’ralt-at., New York. ocl(E-lyr GROCERIES. PJRANE A HOLCOMBE hate received by recent arrival* V/ and offer for rale, on the most reasonable terms, the following: ’ c»^ U ? KS 7^°, ***■ porto R,c0 - fefe t<* choice, 25 do prime St Crolx, 25 do TalrCuba, 200 bbla 8tuart’s B AC, 26 do crashed, 25 boxes taaf. ’ bn *J ®f°> fttir t° prime, 100 do Jamaica, 100 pockets Old Javn. 50 bags Cuba. Uaroimi ax ii Rore—200 colls Rope. Bacon—50 casks Sides. 25 do Shoulders Mourns—60 tierces Cuba. 60 bbls do, 60 do N Orleans Tobacco—300 boxes various brand Clirjur—150 boxes Cream, 60 do English Dairy. ,, If 26 half bbls do, 60 bbs No 2, 26 half bbls do. 60 bbls No 3. . I’M* Ei- do. 50 do Connecticut Hirer dn. 60 do N h Ruin. 26 do extra choice old Mo Whisky. 60 do Hal- t, "?" r0 „ do ’ 25 uiiartor casks pure Malaga Wine. 26 do Seig- oi" ; s ";r;fc r Dr,,,di ' s ‘" p ’‘ icSGM Si 100 d " SM ’ 26 40 p “ tl ’ Pickux.—60 boxes Underwood’s. 25 do Remington’s. teas—‘ 5 quarter chests Green, 10 half chests Black, 10 quarter chest* Gunpowder. ’ Fu>1*b—60 Isa If bbls Extra, 60 bbls Hiram Smith, 150 do Baltimore, all now wheat. Stakcu—50 boxes Pearl. 25 quarter boxes do. Raisin#—26 boxes Bunch, 26 half boxes do. Auioxna—16 frails Jordon. BrcKfin*—100 do* painted, 60 do varnished. octl FRESH ARRIVALS. riROCpiES. LIQUORS AND WINES-Recelved by recent VX arrivals—120 bbls crashed, pulverised and clarified Sugars, 25 boxes doublo refined Loaf Sugar 270 boxes Tobacco. 8s, 6s and 1 lb lumps 46 nacknge* superior Tobacco, vis: El Dorado, Diadem, Nectar. Virginia, Ac. ’ 100 boxes best lamlly Soap, 100 do No 1 do 114 hair chests Block Tea, some of It very superior 148 packagesi Hyson Tens, In and X cbeits.'superior 150 boxes Tallow Candles, 8s and 0s * 16 half pipes Otard, Duj - - - - 15 half pipe* Otard, Dupiiy A Co’s. Brandy Wood’* Plantation Melodies; Barnum’s lllastrated K««i 6 pipes HoflamToiii 0U * bT * nd *’ c )» ol ce French Brandy Gleason’s Pictorial. Ac., foi sale at 135 Comew-rt- »R pipes Hoi 4 puncheons Jamaica and 8t Croix Rum 30 casks Madeira and Tenerfffo Wines 20 do Superior Old Madeira and Sherry Wines 100 baskets Champagne^Heidsiek, Hungarian Lion, Ac. 100 keg* and halves ITFG Powder 400 bags Buck and Drop Shot 60 bbls No 3.25 do No 2,20 do and 80 half do No 1 Mackerel 601 taxesi Codfish and 40 kltts No 1 Mackerel *> Ilh a full supply of everything eUe in the grocery line, 1 or sale on accomodtUng term* by ocU J. V. 00NNERAT A 00. S UNDRIES.—200 boxes lobaeco, assorted kinds; 70 hhds felr and choice Purto Rico Sngtr, 40 do Cuba and New Orleans do. 100 bbls. refined do, 76 do Crashed and Powder- ed do, 26 boxes taaf do. 300 bags Rio Coffee, 200 do Porto Rico and St. Domingo do, 76 do Java do,160 W and X chests Hyson Tea, 40 K do Black do, 130 boxes Soap; 100 do Mas toed, tapper. Allspice and Ginger; 80 whole xnd-00 half bbls. Butter, Soda and Sugar Biscuit; 120.000 Segars, as- “r t , edk, L ,d ?; ?l‘ck Peper, 260 bbU. New Orisons Whisky, 100 do White do. 60 do Monongahela do, 20 do old Bourbon do. 140 do E. Phelpt’ Gin, 60 do best P. k H. Rye Jo, H n ll«d «fo; 60 X «*ka Sherry. Madeira and Tenerifie B Ine; 00 btsketo Champagne do, 40 bbla. and 62 X ciuks American Brandy, 10 J*’ casks and 20 J* pipes Cog. nac Brandy ( n custom house stores, 160 kegs Gun and Rifl Powder. 600 bags Drop and Buck Shot, with a complete as sortment of Groceries, for sole by ,e4 WEBSTER A PALMES. F X)UR COFFEE, Ac.—60 bbls Hiram Smith's Extra Roue 6ft pure Gcpnossee do. 200 bags prime Rio Coffee, 40 do oia Government Java do, 60 boxes 6’s and 8’sO. k Winium's Tobacco. 00 bbls Powdered and Craahed Sugar. 00 do Staart’s ClarlQcil do. 12 hhds St. Croix do, 16 do Porto do, 80 box- es Bedali's 0’s andS’a Patent Tallow Candles, 200 do No. 1 lb papers Black do. 300 bblir^— landing and for sola by Mr. BAAjiuiKinEStMiii ftA'iiCh'vwK v—ks Teneriffij and ScUydo, 20 do pprt do. some tery cbolc gists. Savannah, Ga. • M- i ARTm.p^. - ■ ibty BANDS’ SARSAPARILLA " p QUARTBOITLj* for the rem.^1 1 of all diseases arising from an Impure state omi ”'^ or habit of the system. H 18 of 1Le blood The value of this Medicine Is now widely known . ry il.jr 111. fl«ld or It. ui,fuW„ u.it.nM 7i‘ Mm ed. and highly recommended by physician* ,,i, l W tct ’ lo be the Di.it wincrful .»J the root, that has ever been employed In mrtii-ii Its operation extends to tbe remotest parts or and consists in removing diseased action In the and secreting organs. In nun. nature seldom assisted, the cure of any violent diseaee but^!, i ' aid of a stimulent, alterative, or anltaJraS ^ dl. ™.. of 111. .kin and nob,. comblmS™ Sfevi cbm., pi medlcl .nnt. I. blghl, dMlnbl, ii! S* prop<rllM.r. combined In tbl. nre,„tntlon ‘ f.?* . or opernt ng lucce,.full, upon tile ij-item m H,, ^. nen.inrlly dowlienUken ,e|e„lel/. ,betoi„i’ *"f toneously, and in perfect harmony when admWaiS’ Uiliform ll.lonjeproperlp«lreo ! |ilben,the d inSJ Improve, tbe nnpelile. It, nltenmtlve lendmTSSS the aecumulntfonsof morbid mnltcr.—and iu iolluence nrutmUrr, th. rum,, bp nhfchlb?dlSSU tered. It, uniform mccn, In curing ,nd rvllerin II. ou,dl,e..r, for-bleb III, remain “d™u .. Si’S b, n multitude or .lintel (net,. ’ Cure of Bronthitu. or .Ifinlderl’ Sort Uml , I .'in Hivicr. rile,,.) diieuit t.1 in, Me„r,. Saod, :-l regnrd II tel Ju.llc.tiro«mi,i} u humanity to .U.irnll.rlr nlUlcled, lo anntrilU bn, cored me or th. ebronlc lan : nitiil, ' ^ It would be difficult for me In dncHb, IbcUmdun. ditlon nt my tbront nnd r»,l nr B ,n, preriou, In Ih^S ronr oxlunble remedy. Ilerlns nnrly three,™?“. forced to dnWfrom the public dullr. nl mrtnS nod bnvIn, m.de u,e of . ^enl T.,1,1, of pn.ri.ni Z' dm, be.l.le. .obmlllle, In mure lh,i> Itirly ritrSTf rul cauntie nppllcntlon,, 1 bed abandonrd all In,., Lr™l"rifl. r “° r1 ’ 1 *“ 1 “ J 10 lt ' l,w Jim My dlHua wn, or ,n Inn, .Iniulln,, mil hid m otettab re , . <d tbe b e,t medical .kill, that I nmonSB cannot Iml, bn mid. "my r-ltl, bulb raved m,.'i ( nr 11, 1 mine ; but I Iru.t 1 feel In Inme nppropri.te depvr for tho favorable re.nl Inbote iiienllnneil 1 have cl. able lo attend to tin, dnllen of the pnidoriitefor rnnrMlu^ year, nnd bnv n, proved from nelo.l „|»nmral I am accustomed to keep a bottle of your SaraiarilUit hand, nnd whenever exposed to colds, or extra Utor t ,tfl use it as hpremUive. Verv gratefully youw. 8. C. Brown, Pastor of Ccntre-»t. M. E. ChurA _ .. /Wi the State of i/aint. Tho attention of the reader Is called to Ihe fo!l(.«i n , m . Meiern, A.D.ltD. i™ A ' rtl *'« Gentlemen:—Tills is to certlfr that I Imre breiwflkKi morti or less ever since mv birth, with scrofula, whi-bca- tinued to Increase until fast February, lu Jsnuzn. c , legs were so swollen I could not get on a boot onl^J and 1 had several large sure* on nu-all the time. hftB situation. I was about to give up in despair, when I nut. vised to try Sands’ Sarsaparilla. 1 had nnt much fe th 1, i , ’>M 'r.'ZWW"* ln Me.. an4|mn4 a bottle, which did me so much good that I wnttried another, and continued until I had taken five bolik.. lia. now perfectly; well If anv person who may rreJ this fet ter Is afflicted with any disease of Scrofula. Imaldmoii sincerely recommend and advise them to mtVf sw ol wands Sarsaparilla. If any person wishes furthericforav Ion about my corn, by enllln, o,„.n mr, I cm tor lira them of the healing powor or Ibis medicine. „ a .. STOtlKX C. IlATSCfft P. 8—We are personnHy acquainted with Mr.llmod and believe hla statement above to be true. . Dttusoiuw ATnwn. Krenarcdand*old,wholesaleandretail,by A BADilMB Drurelstsanda.tmlito.100 Fulton-st., corner cfTOto n » \°Sr\ b ? druggist* generally tlirougbo«1!li United States and Qinadas. talcell per bottle ; slsM. ties for $5. For sale by MOORE A HENDRICKSON. UTJ. ER A ODEN, W. W. LINCOLN and A. A. SOLOUON* •% vannali; itovtUad. Rlricy A Co, Augusta. no]S—3oira TIIE WONDER OF THE WORLD! “tie would not grow one bud of hope T r,„ ««..Y£ u . caDDot Ksrner ln rli»e fruit! ” HE GREAT REMEDY Is at last discovered, in] that fell destroyer of human happiness at lenzlh i« reruBfrrd! ' uononuptiow ebatl no Ioniser rob our fireHe. ef thrlr brighten 1 ornaments, and sink many# gentle spirit loss untimely grave Consumption can he cured-irthra will soon be as the things tlint were—nnd Cough* and GW*, tie imrents of that fell disease, that so often bring* votoll* homes of our Und. vanish, ss If by magic, bcfoie this um- eign remedy. s ’ r *?l° n g been sought for, and is it full faith uffered to the public us a cramv ccss fur cncthi, culds, whooping-cough, croup, aslljnis.snd cmisumptioa, and will, In sny case where lungs sufficient are left torn- tain Ufe, check the ulceration and rata the satieotto health, lids is not an idle boast. norU this remedy ml Into the market without a thorough trUL but hi>wmri * doubt, that what has been asserted ux moot • ine sentiment, that consumption esnnot be cured.fcu destroyed more lives than the disease itwlf.’’-|ir. Wiuu. But there la lionet D ™ VIftES COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE! Th° proprietor, by the use of this article, and the Mmisf of 1 rovideuce, was raized, when lie was pronuunffl tj ti» physician to bo almost dying with consumption, to perfect i.ii * n . 0 ^ that so great a Messing should ti withheld from those on whom “ this right Imndcmfonrd death ” lias placed his mark. The tau'iige U perfectly harmless in it«nature.undo* be taken with inipunity by the Infant and the invalid; wi Its beneficial effects will bo felt in a few hours *ner com mencing Its use. tat all then, try It.andif thenrarwiiiirt ’ii 0111 proved, nfter an impartial trial, the price of the t*l will be returned, and all agents nre aiillinrized lorflcri the money in any case where the article is not pcilcctlf •atlsfactory. These Istzcnges are put up In 25 cents, 50 cent*, and tl boxes, and only need a trial to bo fully nppn-cistcd. o. ‘ ’ BUNT. Darien, Ga., only agent fur the Soulbcn etates, to whom all orders must be «ddr«\**rd. felW4» W. 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Ellen Lynn, a Franconian story, by the author w* - M PKKNDKROAST A CO. bavo to announce the arf" 1 • this dsy, of the first portion of ihelr sprly Their Mr. Prendergast being now In the roarkeU wG’ . pect tbe frill completion of hla purchases In * t which a detailed notice will be given. mr* n, i.'°*. tk< 2A , Si clt an early Inspection from all their old Crleo™ public generally, at 178 Broughton street, opp°*“* Andrew’s Hall, west side. J0L JSBAND'S CALCINED MAQNIFIA—Tlie aa ties of this Magnesia are. thrt it It entirely dcpri^V, carbonic acid, free from nnplrasant taste, iweU 01 disagreeable property, and (a without roughness er pjr mss to the touch or palate. One teaspoon full onn»r* four of the palate. nesla la equal In strength to three or «. - ^ calcined magnesia, thus combining smallneu of torn. the most agreeable form in which magnesia can te is tered. J ust received per steamer 8tote of Georpj Jyl4 W. W. LWOOULMoounjert&i^ Codfish, mackewl. herrings, ac.^33^JJ^ ■J hhds No. 1 Codfish; 10 barrels large Ho. l*^jJ| 10 barrels pickled Herrings; 30 boxes smoked barrels Potatoes; 26 barrel* extra family Ffo ur j and half barreli extra Buck Wheat Fluur. *nd » m BraM’. surah, IMrallra *1«1 top, fissssss? ,^S|Pf.*V^)lnr. limit,