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[a central part'of the city, rent moderate.
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FACTORS AND COMMlBrilON .
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r-WEli-A Boom « br to fcot, In Horrtf,. bill®
Am. . . .A at. AI ni.n .l.n.l. 11 fa ai.llaltla fa.
l?&ronmUo r^m br^U roofo. "Rent moderate^ Ap-
liy at ihls office, ~ . ■
J^^WVIU^ST.-rTijMtow.in Whitaker street now oocu- H. K. WASHBURN. AsH.,
ojjfptid by the subscribe:* (is a. wholesale (ton, of which SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
June 28
JOHHt. ROWUXD. .... . _iOIW f, ROWLAND, JK
HOWLAND A CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
172 Bay-street. SacawnoA.
Bpfodto
ui[w*Mulon crd be bftu immediately.
Alto, will b« rented about the first of April nest, their re*
tail store. corner of Whitaker and Congress streets. For
further partloulara apply to , M. PRENDERGAST k Co.
feblB. 1 .on the premiaee.
SAVANNAH, OA.
WILLIAM P. YONGE,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No, M Bay-itrut, ShcannqA.
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FOR RENT—The dwelling, No. 162 Bryan-street, be*
'tween Montgomery and Jefferson itreeta. The houte I*
dn good order, having recently undergone a thorough
np.lt. Posseiilon o.t> b. bod tamMI.W^Ajjljr^
mh5 Broughton street, opposite 8t. Andrews Hall.
O’HE Alt At STONE Y,
FACTONRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
to «•»»»“■
■nMtrS=&>*, pri .™?™“r5"H««A.150 bon.
B 31,000 .up*r‘or H.T.P. So-
•amssffSR
1,onion ood fo r i\TON. JOHNSTON A CO.
, TO LET—Until tb«' 10th of SdpUintat. . Ston,
.uil.blo for otprlpg groin, eblton, Ao. Will be rent*
.d jj, it
FOR RENT—A large tnd comfortable dwelling, on
>oona
liberty street, second door from Barnard. Luma-
l^dlate RoSfil^RS, 142 Bay atreet.
TO Kent—A Houie at the corner of Hull-street
and Orlrana square, pleasantly situated—good wa-
m ter, out building* complete. and In a good neighbor.
...laTwlth or without Minding furniture, from 1st May till
lat November, luyxtreat the Courier office. miiio
IR SALE—A truitvand capable negro woman with her
.(ANTS,'
North Cbtnmerrial Wharf, Charlatan, South Carolt
LATE 0> YUE P!IM OF MtUAKE. O’HBAR A Cl).
flna,
BANCROFT At BRYAN,
GENERAL AGENTS AND UR0KER8,
For the Purchaeo and Sale of Stocks, Bondi. Exchange and
Real Kitate,117 Bay-street, Savannah.' * Jan24
WILLIAM H. DASHER,
ATTORNEY AN1) 00UN8ElJi>R AT LAW,
Troupville, Lawnda county, Oa.
Will practise In Thomae. Lowndes. Clinch, Ware, Appling,
Telfair. Irwin. Laurens, and Pulaski counties. Georgia;
and in Jefferson, Madison. Hamilton, and Columbia noun-
tin, Florida. feb23
F°three children Apply at thbi nffjce. apilO
F OR SALE—A deslrenhle residence on a trust lot, in fee
1Mb June. 1888, W' ■ directed, anilishere*
V JtosUrf.' *»»' fttKStrert and the nth-
„ nqWd to p«««d'» , „.l ...r.1 ot 111. Comnil.-
•‘fflSfSSSSw J ” M '
rfee or the Clerk ftn d guardians, and all
To theowners, a^nU ttoro JT^ t {ihal , prnccP1 i to open
others concerned;, Thkenotiw< t ^ on lhe i«th day
[jBSWV i° accordance with the
,bo#resolution. PHILIP M. RRSSF.I.L. c *.
IfffivVAH AGENCY lor the sale of William Boggs A
celebrated brands of Tobacco, by ^
_ simple, near the business' portion of the city Also,
trust lots Nos. 25 and, 20 Monterey ward, and fronting the
square. Apply to n.\yt WVLi.Y & MONTMOLLIN.
F OR* SALR^Two' hundred and two and a hair (202MJ
seres ot land, aituated on Reedy Creek, in Wilkinson
county. Apply to
WM. E. WIIJJAX8. THADMttJN OUVER. JACK BKOWW.
WILLIAMS, OLIVER 6i BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT IAW,
Buena Vida, Marion County, Oa.,
Will practise in the counties of Marion, Macon, Houston,
Stewart, Randolph. Muscogee, Lee, and any adjoining
■ ** * their »—*—— *- •— J »--««
apl'28
i Reedy Creek, in 1
WYLLY k MONTMOLLIN.
TTlOR SALE—A very Intelligent mulatto man, a good cook
r and house servant, Apply to
aplM WYLLY & MONTMOLLIN.
F UR SALE—Three very likely young negro men, good
axemen and field hands. Aj
ap\28
i Vw York celebrated brands of 1 .
M % w York 11 UAYER, 0 Whitaker street.
4pl27-d* —
b'CIiOVY rA3*r- » *“ - -
i aniOUvea. for ealeby June-4__
\*VUY°S mootmoijjk.
gDMMER CltAVAT8-^a new assortment jus^recelved^ by
PRICE & VEADER, No. 147 Ray-st
may 19
gACONWl'ra AND SHOULDERS.—40 casks 81dea_frce
R-om bone,2<
Juue28
HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON l
counties where their sendees may be required. jan'JP
FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Wathingtm City, D. C„
Will practise in the various Courts of the District, and at
tend to the prosecution of claims against the Govern*
ment.
June22
DR. G. F. COOPER,
Office under Mrs. Schnider's, west of Liberty square, Mont-
gomery-street. Residence corner of l’erry aud Drayton*
streets, opposite tbo Cuthulic Church. June22
JOSEPH GANAHL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Comer of Bay and Whitaker-ttreeU.
ILOUR.—28 bbls Hiram Snlth, 60 do Baltimore, landing
IIOI.COMBE, JOHNSON k CO.
F L,--..
and for sale by
june'28
ASTORS.—BritUnla and Silver Plated Castors, for sale
C AST
hi
may 20
J. P. COLLINS.
7LOUR. kC—200 bbls Baltimore flour. 60 do Hiram Smith’s
toy aooM-Ui.b^jb.i.^^.i
813&SA Tte lndor
F do, 80 bhds prime and choice bacon shouiders. 20 do
sides. 10 tes Baltimore and Philadelphia hams. 20 bbls leaf
lard, received aud for sale by
ap!5
MoMAHON k DOYLE
r f KutWtroct_
n U n. N m^ne nints • 10 do quarts. Also. Claret in casks
”U baskets lleidnlck
Also, Claret In casks
iyir fULR—A likely negro main, aged 25 years, a gut
FVrenanTnd timber hand; also, aloy aged 18 years,
jeld iued and ostler. Apply to & MONTMOLLIN.
m»y3i
„ ... -A few copies of the late acts of
the legislature of the State of Georgia, received and
for sale by |. S. SIBLEY,
J,inol4 136 Congress-street.
S UMMER CASSIMERES, dra etes. white and colored linen
drills, coatings, cottonades, gauso flannels, gents and
boy’s linen aud cotton hnlf hose, ladies silk, cotton ana
tnr;,,; h"".’, J.U., merluua, .lit MOREAU,
R ' ASPBEHRY VINEGAR—A superior arUcio of Raspberry
,, -- u
■vSonij'AI^Aneerowo'nan aged 27years, a cook, wash-
jlfiWNitE&j-M bhds prime Bacon Sides, just recoiv
COHEN ft FOSDTCK
B i-W— .
ed sad foi **lfl by
JbpciB
gH|«CK
, june24
CUA>n ! AUKE^3r5nkMri5m^f«ij« } 3j
riusn limmwi Salmon .1.3 Engll.l. '■“"l.J"!.'”-
r esl.oj -lid r.iroolo by JuneiU ■' m.Silil).
J iptComolSyrnpof .opeilor qimlltr^orj.lobj^
twuormsT wasthd-iij «
infill■ Mr.ii -v - yuung man of sober,
^j stejily and industrious habits, well acquainted with
the receiving and forwarding or merchandise, and would
nuke himself generally useful. Most respectable referen
ce* given, flaw address B.. at the office «jf this paper.
junelL-6
Vinegar, a very
Raspberry and Orgeat
mu. and for sale by
Junel2
deasanl and cooling beverage, also,
vrups, just received from A J Chau-
' W. W. LINCOLN,
Monument square.
B EEF, TORE AND HAMS.—Just received. 10 ball' bbls
Haws’ corned Beef. 10 whole and half bbls Pi^ Pork, 3
bbls Vlg Hams, 200 Rotonson'a Hams. Rutter and Cheese,
for Mile by JuooM , DAVID O’CONNOR.
S OUP Digesters, Porcellan and Tin LinodSaucepans, Brass
and Brlttanla Spittoons. French Egg Baskets, for sain
. .o I T» mi 11MB
Junes
J. I*. COLLINS.
gUTTER AND LARD.—25 firkins prime and choice But
ter. 20 bbls Lard, just received and Tor sale by
nvB MoMAHON * DO\
raayB
P IANO FORTES —Second baud Plano Forts, for salo or
to Lire.
B. «1TCHEIL.
Successor to F. /ogbauin & Co.
mny20
J. P. COLLINS. Bryan-street.
SMOKED TONGUES—2 bbls just received and for sale by
A. BONAUD.'
JAMES O. A. CLARK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office—176 Bay-tired, Savannah, Georgia.
WALTER S. NOTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 99 Hay-tired, Savannah, Georgia.
. IiATKEV VH031 ®UllODK. '
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
IlvBrpool, inn* 89.
New Vork, Jnly 10.
,.Th8 Uvorpool dfttoiof the 30th alt.,
hait arrived. Tho cotton aalei for the week bad been
30,000 belei, att follows i yi*
Fair Orleans. «« l Fair Uplands,,..... ...,0k
Middling Orleans,. 61-101 Middling Uplands,... 616*18
Bpepulaturs took 5000 bales. The market closed
under an active demand.
Trade In Manchester continued unchanged.
Coniols current at 08J.
Rice was in good demand, with sttQbr prices.
Messrs. S. Lohiian & Co., and PKLssn, Eisfkldt
A Co., of Hamburgh, have failed.
It Is reported that Spanish ports will bo opened to
the free importation of Wheat.
General Aspect of Affair*,
The general belter in England prevails that peace
will be maintained. Insurance risks on all goods for
tho Dan uhlan provinces have materially advanced.
The proposed action on the part of Franco relative
to the Turkish question has not officially transpired,
but it is rumored that Louis Napoleon has demanded
of Russia to know whether she Intended war or peace,
at tho same time Intimating that Franco was pre
pared for cither.
Warlike preparations between Russia and Turkey
are progressing briskly.
A n Austrian Envoy arrived at Constantinople with
conciliatory proposals.
A great earthquake hod taken place in Persia. On
the first or May tho city of Slieraz was almost literal
ly destroyed. Twelve thousand persons perished du
ring the night. A plague had arisen from the stench
of the unhurried corpses, from which many were dally
dying. 1
In PariB on Friday tho funds ?pened with a rise,
but from the rumored Russian invasion of the Dana-
bt&n Provinces, a sudden check locurred, the market
closing at a decline.
Gurkos—King Otbo Is preparing his navy for a de
fence.
A private letter from Moldovlnsays an extraordina
ry Courier from Nicholas passed through to Constan
tinople with another ultimatum, which if not accept
ed within eight days, the Russian army would imme
diately cross the frontiers and commence hostilities.
The Russian army, 40,000 stnng, were already on-
caped within two leagues of the frontier.
anb
-ith.aad
he 8th and 224
majrW
lh - K “«L p ii
.JA—Tot save ofiWedi
,. „ The splendid steami.
IA,Captain Wm Colllni. will leave M above. ...
freight or passage, apply to ' .
U (]abln passage to PlilladelphU.
Through tlokeU to New York 26 00
Steerage,., 9 op
NEW YORK—Old Established Line.
* BY
. J- Faina!
Eleven tet
of Mllleh'a
copnC
m
situated on l/iver'e lane, bring pnrt
equ.l .‘..".I iuulmnta. *1U> l.«re.t, l»d marM bj
aertgsge on pri^ierty. . . .
'ts&a&iss*-'
wmm
■■■■ BY T. J. WALlHi
Administrators Sale. •_ ..
On Tneadayi'Angast 2d, will be sold, In front of the court
house. belwrro the legal hours of sale, ■
The Interest of D. M. Rogers, deceased, in the 8avaanah.
Steam Saw Mills, on Hutenmjion't Island. For further ,parj
‘ ‘ ' *- Q * Sold by leave of >
i. „» n if
tleulara inquire at the counting room. Sold by leave oi
thb Ordinary of Cbatbam County as the property of D. M;
Rogers, deceased, and by order of the .administrator. jeU
lata, Boots and
aftThe new and elegant packet bark FLIGHT, Captain
iher. having most of her i
xiumer. Having moss or Her cargo engaged, will have.qnlck
dl*patch. tor freight or paunge, luvtnggood accommoda-
tiuns, apply on .board ntJaUMrs wharf, or to ...
JjlO .. BRIUHaW, KELLY,A CO. .
PHILADELPHIA—Heron’s Ltne^-The
HStregular packet eebr. PLANNER, Van Gilder, tnau
■ |r » will have quick dlepatoh for the above port. For
freight or pasaase, apply to
‘■JlfUj OGDEN k BUNKER.
aupfrior packet.schooner KM- room ’
.ICbb •lA.Hanordaoiaater, having nearly all her freight
engaged, will have deapatch Mab«»ve.
or to f ”^ ht .PPty on boi
At Private Sale—6 keg* RedStone Mills Powder, 2 do
..... - «... ^ - - E «
Hatard k Co’s HFG HG Powder* 18 do Dupont’s N P Pow
der, for sale low to eloae a concern, i. - JunelO
At Private Sale—A choice Heifer, aged about two years j
her lire was an Imported Durham, tii* mother an Eoglliih
cow. Also, a Milch Cow, gentle and kind, accustomed to
tho yard. ' 1 1 mav21
At Privato Sale—Lot No. 9. 'Third Tythlng Anson ward,
.. ■ ~ " id-street-
OH MONDAY, nib in.!., at 11 Swocftubi n M a
:Bl oe Store, 181 COngressatreet, west ofifarketkqu
'A venr large and complete assortment df Hate* Bool.
8ho#s, Ready made tlothlng, Clotli*. Ckssimtres,- BetlL—,
Ar # ghewllno* arid Shirtings, and other * ■
Dprl^ing the entire stock.^ Sale r-o*.-
illy unlit the whole IrdUMeed of.
rernvv-aoms undei- 8100, caeh; gloo to $300, ninety
lays: over W00 ( *1* ntobtbsJor apprevedendorsed note*.
-Lot No.2
by 90 feet, fronting on South Brosd-*treet—a moitde-
— *“““*—'-***•“
slrable lot for building.
For terms, Inquire atthicounting
ap!23
Tract of tend at private sale—Lot No. 28,18th. 8d, con
taining 180 acres, well timbered, situated In Qua county,
•near Kingston,a.frw mjlea from.the State railroad. June20
' 'Rosendale Cemeui—Now landing per achr Catanetv 100
bbls Hydraulic Cement, ... ■ may IT;
House for Reht^-ltouse No. 20Br0ughton.itmt,ft>r rani
until November lat: " ; mayl
r l»s«age apply on board at TelfhTr'i Wlihif,
imf - . . .BRIGHAM, KELLY &C0.
?? Regal* r Line—The adira
MARY ANN and SATILLA. having nearly all their
uTcngigcd, will have despatch a* above.
For freight or paaaago, apply on board or to
July 2 ". ' : . . BRIGHAM, KE1J.Y k CO.
Fau^AbuLPlHA-Heroii’e Llne—Tlio
; At Private Sale—A desirable residence near the new rail
road depot, being a single bouse with four large rooms,
plastered, with al necessary out houses. Will be sold tow
If applied for Immediately. Also, a new double tenement
In the same neighborhood
room.
For terms, Inquire at counting
apl22
Improved Essence of Coffee.—We have Jnst received from
the manufacturer* In. Philadelphia, and continue la
keep on hand for sate,.Augustus Hummel’s, Improved. Es
sence of Coffee. This Is the best composition of Coffee ever
offered for sale, and Coffee mn.de from the Essence is mn<
G REENE AND PUIASKI IAJTTERY.—Drawn numbers of
Extra Class 48:
1 34 42 60 87 21 60 20 45 75 9 17 89 15
more wbolesomo. more delicate,, finer.flavored and colored/
K rfectly cloar, and In every respect superior to the flneat
o Coffee, end In use will prove a nett saving 76 per cent
over Coffee prepared In the ordinary manner. Try Hand
ee«i if It does pot, maylil
_ regular packet achr. FANNIE. Beaaton, muster,
T .rave quick despatch forlhe above port. ForTreight
(^passage.apply to Juty2 OGDEN & BUNKER.
NEW YOlflC-linloii Line—The regu
— i.rt r,lrnt di.1i— PI-PAD A ffli ......... ... 1
Holders of prise* will please call for tbe cash, or renew al
• E. WITHINGTON’S.
tar packet schr CATARACT, Rice, master, will have
• for Ibo above port. For freight or passage, apply
June30 _ OGDEN k BUNKER.
PHILADELPII’a—Heron's Line—'The
regular packet schr VIRGINIA, Suovr, master, will
have quick dispatch for tho above port. For freight c
passage, apply to
junc20 ■ OGDEN k DUNKER.
Greene hurt Palnsltl Lottery.
GREGORY k MAURY. Managers.
Class 83, draws this day, 13th July, In this city,
closest 3o’clock,P.M
OAITMI.
$4,500.
75 Nurabor Lottery—12 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $1—shares in proportion.
Ginghams and Hdlrft. at Private 8*le.-*-Ju*t received per ,
last steamer, 2 cases Ginghams, 2-do French head hdkfs,,
Tor sale low. • ■ ap!22 ’ ’
Tennossce Bacon and'lard, at private sale—13.6o6 jbeas-
sorled hog round nevr.Bacon,.?0t-0 lbs fresh Lnf Lard,re
ceived railroad from Tennessee, and for sale in lota to suit '
purchasers. .. . . .. apll'
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
New York and Savannah Stcamstxl]
OPPOSITION LINE.
Change of Departure—For Palatka, Fla..and all the interme
diate landingi on the route.
. The superior new Steam-packetWELAKA,
iCaptain N. Kino, will, until further notice,
rminAV ■ t 1 fl nlrlnnV * If
_ IU AN. AI.NU, Will, UDll
ITUHIMT. at 10 o’clock. A. M.
Rato of Passage in large, airy State Rooms, as follows:
To Darien $3 00 I To Picolnta *8 00
St. Marys 4 60 Palatka 8 00
Jacksonville 0 00 I Black Creek.... 8 00
N. II.—Freight consigned to ft. R. Duke, for Ocala, will be
re-shipped free of nil charges at Palatka,
For freight or passage apply on board at the Charleston
Steam Packet Company's wharf, or to
feblR •- 8. M. IiAFFITEAP, Agent.
Extra Class 60, drawa at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday,
10th July. CAPim.
$40,000.
78 Number Lottery—12 Drawn Ballots.
Kf Ticket* $10—shares In proportion.
Tickets either singly or by tbo package for sale In Bay
lane,8avannah,Ga.. next to Robinson k Camp.
E, WITHTNf
MCQUEEN McINTOSH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jactoonvilte, Fla.
JULIAN HARTRIDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, comer of Whitaker-tl. ami Bay-lane, Savannah. _
GEORGE TROUP HOWARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, comer of Whitaker-tt. and Hay-fans, Saoannafi, Oa.
THOMAS T. LONG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR GENERAL, E. DIST.
Office, comer Bay and Bamanl-ttreeU, Savannah.
THOS. J. NUCKOLLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Columbia, Georgia.
WM. H. P. GURLEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 14 Wall-ttred New York.
Goods, suitable for tlio prennt and coming seasons.
gml.10 PRICK fcVEADER. 147 Bay-strect.
S AW MILL FOR SALE.—-Tlie property known as tho Ogle,
thorpe Steam Saw Mill, onioslte the city. For terms
ilyto Juii«4 E. w.
Ac., apply L
'. BUKER.
B arkgks.-
sale by
l'lain. figured and satin striped bareges, fo
apllo KF.MITON k VERSTlIj'B
G Bound CFFEE AND SPICHS-Received by brig Mason
B. Davis, and In store, SO box* pure ground coffee, SO
J V C
NFRAT & CO.
B AREGES and Grenadines, orgmdie aud jaconurmusllns
Scotch and French gin-: ha ms lawns nod French cam
brics. figured and plain Swiss HHslins; plaid cambric und
India mulls, and other styles of dess oods.for sale at the
lowost prices, by
ap!6 DkWBT k MORGAN.
JOHN G. PALLIGANT,
WBOLKSALK AND RRTAIL DRALRR IN
WINDOW BLINDS. WINDOW SASH AND PANEI, DOOBS.
Wat Sitle Monument ^uare.&ioannah.Ca.
BROWN & HARRIS,
BOARDING, LIVERY AND SALES STABLES,
wist broad snuarr. savannah, ua.
gTl COME AT LAST. PER STElMER A7GUSTA—Those
JLLfcHats so much Inquired for at Bclden’Sol late, consist
ing of block Leghorn. Canton. Straws, Alboti } Florida’s. Ac.
Come now and we can suit you.
jy8 A CO.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE,
Corner of Bay and Whitaker-slreets. Office hours from 9
A. M., to 2,J». M.; and from 3)*, P. M. to 0, P. M.
DANIELL & COOPER,
ATTORNEYS AND CUUN8EIJ/JRS AT LAW,
Atlanta, Georgia.
B UTTER AND CREESE.—25 firkins and Tubs choice now
JST> WMmC "““' ra “aA*H”0N VIh'y'lE.
15 bbls Cream Ale, 20 casks Loudon
Torter^recclved and for sale b^
■^LF. AND PORTER*
BALTIMORE FLOUR—100 barrels Iloward-st. flour, for
B A . L .i;'by- .pm ” ROWUKO s CO.
Jpi/lUR AND BEEF.—300 bbls Baltlmo^ Flour, ( 30 do
_ Hiram Smith’s do, 60 do Genesee do. 20 half bbls Ful
ton Market Beef, cholco brand, received and for sale by
tnh21 . MoMAHON A IX)YlJ2.
Junel9
MoMAHON A DOYLE.
QJIB HUNDRED NTOROia—We wUh^to purciiasu one
J hundred Negroes, single or in families, and will lay
“* p, "“'“wfe ifflniomK,
Corner Bull street and Bay-lane.
JunelO
B UTTER. CUKE. Ac.—20 kegs selected Uoshen Butter.
20 tub* do do. 60 boxes now Cheese. 100 do new scaled
J 20 tub* do do. 60 boxes now Cheese. 100 do new
SO bbU Ulna SaW.
1 K’.Sfls®?'“EnttSiim.
.... -,«waiJURGS.—20 bales Yarns of
ntbus numbers, lo do, Osnnburgs. for rale by^
junelfl
i mum AM KE1.I.
I CO.
1 wounds, bruises, sprains, Ae.
isle by
nuy2
Just received and for
W. W. LINCOLN,
Monument Square.
— received per steamer Alabama, and for sa'e by
Juael7 LaHOCHK fc BOWNE.
K II1BEE A ROdBERS* olTor fur sale ,100 bains Gunny
Cloth, 750 Coil* Kentucky Iiopo, 5.000 lbe. Twine. '
may20
Apply to
ra»y28-eodlm
ROB’T HABERSAHM A SON.
W HITF. VFj?T3.—Received by steamer Alabama a new
....PRICE k VFADER,
Junel6 147 Bay^t.
F I/1UR. GIN, SOAP. Ac—100 bbls Baltimore Hour, 60
do KV Gin. 50 lioxos Smith's Family So ip, 60 do Hull's
Candle*, landing and fur sale by
_ J““«17 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON k CO.
K OTICLTOCOMRACTOIIS.—Tlie Chairman of the Com
mittee on Street* and lanes will receive proposals for
oflho Dlankrosd.tho distance to bo piinked
It 2770 feet. June] 4
B AREGFS. TISFUra, Organde*. lawns, and several styles
of Summer Goods, at reduced prices, for sale by
J an ' U DrWITT A MORGAN.
ADIE8* GAUNTLF.TS.—Just received; a beautiful a
L sortment of lodios’ buck-skin gauntlets, uf various
c.to.n.r^'.by a,KIN k IIUHSa
F ANS.—Common and fine palm leaf Fans, One China,
Spa a
may3
Spanish aud other styles lii great yarlety. for irato by
nay3 KEMr
MITON A VKR8TILLE.
T7LOUR, LIQUORS, Ac.—100 bbls Baltimore Flour, W do
J? do l’he ps’ Gin. 30 do New Orleans Sugar, 50 do Mala*-
sea 10 boxe Cheese. 60 do Herring. 26 hhla Butter and Su-
apbhdsj.w Union, “K”
G'SrfT
- ■Gets I*' 1101 ’ Uele Rnd »l'k kIsvm.
driving glove* j-wSljf'S
for/alo by KKMPTON A TRRSnUE,
mny2 Waring'* range, next to the music store.
J*^RlgS 6'OOPS.—Received per steum«lil|i Alabama—Lav-
endcr. brown and black barnge. satin stripe printed do,
small figured do for childrens wear. Swiss embrofded chem
isette and uudersleeves, Swiss embroidered and cambric
bands, ladies’ sewing silk net mit* and glove, striped silks,
and small figured muslins, for salo by
«pio Laroche a bowne
B LACK AND GREEN TEAS. Ac.—Just received. 6 half
chests extra ourjou* Oolong Black Tea, 5 do do extra
Roushong. 10 do do In % ft paebngea, 6 do do choice old Hy
son Tea. 25 boxes BeadclIM Candles. 20 do Star and pure
Sperm Candloa. 20 do ground Coffee. 25 bbls Canal and Bal
timore Floor. 10 casks Byass' London Porter in quarts and
pint*. Stuart’s Crashed and Clarified Sugar, Ac., for salo by
June29 DAVID O’CONNOR.
A. SHORT,
MASTER BUILDER.
Will take contracts for Building and .Work In Masonry of
every description. Residence first door west of 8t. An-
drew’* Hall. Broughton Streot.
ROOFING.
The subscriber is prepared to lay Tin Roofs on correct prin
ciples, and from sixteen years’ experience, feels assured he
can give satisfaction. Prices Tory low. Best reference
given J. J. MAURICE.
fyOutter* and Conductors made to order.
M. WHIT SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Alligator. Fort Florida.
Will practlco in thu Eastern and Southern counties. Refer
to Col. 8.8. Sibley, and R. U. Hilton. Esq., Savannah, Ga.
TO RENT.
JSu! A small wooden Dwelling, pleasantly loeatet
BiolBroad-street. Apply at this olllce.
piG HAMS AND SMOKED REKK—6"bbls Pig HsiUs^a
3 do Sidoked Beef, for sale by
mil
A. BONvui,
UNITED STATES MAIL. UNE7
Ft>r Palatka. E.F..via Darien. Brunswick. St. Marys. Jackson
ville, Middleburg. Blade Creek and Picnlala.
r The superior Steam Packet WM. GASTON,
-imfr-li/tagirf ■ Pjl P f T. KSuaw, will leaveonTuesday Morn
ing. at 10 o’clock, and will continue to leave every Tuesday.
The Rates of Passage by this Boat, are as follows
To Darion....
St. Marys,,..
Jacksonville.
PicolatA
Palatka
Black Creek
. .(3 00
4 50
. fl 00
For freight or passage, apply on board at tho Charleston
team Packet wharf, or to
may31 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. Agents.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
julyl 3
NGTON.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
And Fhncy Goods.
RECEIVING by every arrival of the 8tenmer* fresh
;lon*.making the best assortment in this elty, of all
kinds of Watches. Jowelry. Fancy Goods, Silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, Tea Set*, Cups. Syphon*. Plated Castors, and every
variety of articles connected with our line of buslnoss; allot
which will be sold as low as in any city in the Union.
D. B. NICHOLS.
*y Particular attention given to the Repairing of Watch
and Jowelry. no 20
M‘ Applique! ace Mantillas, newest design, white Barege.
N, W. Collar/ ~ ——- -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
V ISITORS to the Springs may expect more comfort by
till* route than ever before j and if the cost of meals
is considered, no other route offers lower fare. The road
is onun to the base of the Blue Ridge, and the rails now be
ing laid between Wayncsborough and Staunton—it will be
in operation this season.
Tho Stage Line is under the management of Mr. J. L.
Heiskell. so well known to tho public.
Cars leave Richmond, daily, at A. M., and the West
ern terminus ol the Railroad at 11A. M
DJtLY ooNxrcnoy.
To Rockbridge Alum Spring*, fare $ 7 60.
White Sulphur, passing the Alum. Warm, nnd
Hot Springs..,.• lo 60.
Bath Alum Springs 8 26.
Warm Springs 8 50.
Hot Springs 8 60.
I«xington ... 7 00*
Staunton 6 00.
Culpepper Court House 4 60.
. OUR STAGES “ arrive in Staunton at 8
-ktoJwi.'X o’clock, P;AL. and l-nve next morning by
E *P re “ ,,nc * nl 6 A M.—spend the night
ot woodward’s Jackson River Hotel, aud
reach tho White Sulphur at 10 A. M.. second day from
Staunton.” Chartered Coaches, to travel ns tho party wish*
can be engaged at Richmond.
•• For the further comfort of passengor*. we shall run on
icoinmodalion line of Coaches, which will leave Staunton
?J"r Yreakfkst, slop for the night at the Bath. Alum or
' Va, n Springs, as they may desire.and reach the White
• ‘"I’Jur next evening ; guaranteeing that there shall he no
«*<JW”
"Be ,in ni H0 keep ,t the Warm and Hot Springs each, a
IDRR —John Uhl’, but ClilBrilwnyVonhiiilj .ore ( SSTn.lrCSuto*th.SS;rr C"?’ "'“ ll ” r *"»
NEW JEWELRY, FINE WATCHES, dkc,
Jt# THE undersigned is now opening a splendid assort-
jHlmcnt of rich JEWELRY,embracing the recent pattern*
vL/of Ear-rings, Pins, Bracelets and Finger-rings, nmong
jf which are some fine diamond settiugs.from $10 to $600.
Also, twonty-fivo sets of those unique’Pearl Sets ofEar*
JuTaringsand Brooches, from $18 to $126 tho set. newest
Vtif and rarest patterns; togothor witli a very select assort-
^ment of extra fine Watches set In pearl, diamond, hun
ting and plaiu cases. These, with a further assortment oi
good Jewelry. Sterling Silver Sets, Spoons, Forks, Indies,
Cup*. Ac., and Plated Ware of all kin s. Fancy Work Boxes.
Dressing Cases. Folios, Clocks, Bronro Figures, gold mount
ed Canes. Cu tilery. Ac . render* his assortment very coin-
pletc. and unsurpassed in the state, either in quality or pri
ce*. ' D. B. NICHOLS.
ay Strict attention paid to repairing watches, clocks,
and jewelry. no!2
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT..
Days of Leaving Savannah for New York,
The Augusta, Capt. I.yon.. Wednesday, June S
Tho Florida Cnpt. Woodhull... .Saturday, “ • 11
Tho Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, Saturday, ’• 18
Tho Augasta, .Capt. Lyon,, Saturday,... 26
Tho Florida, Capt B’oodhull,,,.Saturday, July 2
The Augusta.......Capt. Lyon....... .Saturday, •* 9
The Florida Capt. Vvoodhull,.. .Saturday, “ • 10
The Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, Wednesday, “ 20
Tlio Augusta, Capt, Lyon Saturday, K 23
The Florida Capt. Woodhull... .Saturday, *' 30
Tl)e Alabama, Capt. Ludlow Wednesday, Aug. 8
The Augusta, Capt. Lyon... Fat u id ay,
The Florida . ..Capt. Woodhull,.. .Saturday,
The Alabama Cnpt. Ludlow Wednesday, w 17
Tlie Augusta Capt. Lyon Saturday, “ 20
The Florida, Cnpt. Ludlow, .Saturday, “ 27
Tlio Augusta, Cnpt. Lton Saturday, Sept. 3
Tlie Florida Capt. Woodhull... .Saturday, *• 10
The Alabama. Capt. I.udlow...’.. .Wednesday, “ 14
J liese ships sre the largest on tlie coast, unsurpissed In
ed, safety or comfort—making their pasRsges in 60 to 60
hours, and nre commanded by skilful, carefuland polite of
ficers. They offer a most desirable conveyance to New
York. On tho completion of the Atlanta in the antunra
ly-sa
$26. .
Saturday,
Cabin passage $26. . Steerage, $9,
FADELFORD, FAY A Co.,
June5
SAM’L L. MITCHELL,
13 Broadway, New York.
PHILADELPHIA AND SAYAN*
VIG/
PIANO FORTE DEPOT.
r THE undersigned respectfully Inform the
citixena of Savannah, Georgia and Florida,
that they have on hand more than fifty
Pianns, tbe largest stock ever on sale In this city, and
made by tlie most celebrated manufacturer* in tlio United
Nunns A Clark. T. Cliickejjjng. Boardtnan A Gray,
gOAl*. CANDLES AND STARCH.—75 boxes No. s pg- 0
and Family Soap; 70 boxes Headel Caddies; 60 da:^.
do: 60 do StArch received nnd for selo by
Iunel9 MCMAHON A DOYLE.,
AGES.—Mocking Bird Cages, just received and for
C AGF
by
Jyi
I. W. MORRELI. A CO.
jgAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE.—160 bales gunny bag-
glng. 10 do Dundee do. 100 coll* No. Dillon’s rope, 100
do No. 2 do do, 10 bales Dillon's twine, in store and for *Me
by may20 OGDEN A BUNKER^
ANT1LLAS —^Received per steamer Florida, riels black
liar# and Edgings, Ribbons, llo.-lery, Gloves.
,n RJ 2a DrWITT A MORGAN
J. W. PATTERSON,
ATTORNUV AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Fbrsyth, munrot County, Ga.
S. W. BMfwn
ATTORNEY AND CoUNSFLUJA m x.aw,
Monticello. Jefferson County, Flonaa
Reference—Hon W. n.FuaOM, Favaunah, Ga.
TH: U. '
C. O. WILSON.
* WlIiSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Savannah. Ga.,
Will practice in nil the Comities ofthe Eastern Circuit Bu-
siness committed to their care, will receive prompt atten-
tlon. Ofilce on Bay street, over Wkhstkr A PxLjira’.
WILLI*M n. FLXHIMI. jniiy w w.tipv
CLG BEING * M1E.I.EN? “■
The undersigned having united in the practice of Inw, will
attend punctually to any biislneB*cntrustcdto their care.
Office corner of Bay and Whitaker Streets, over Messrs
Swift, Densloiv A Co's.
W IlITE AND CHECKED MATTING, of best quality, for
“ le br jc!4 DrWITT A MiiRGAN.
E ANb WARRANIS wautodbF
Juael4
E. WITH1NOTON.
D UTCH CHEESE—Just received 100 heads of Edam
Cheese, for sale by io!4 J. ROTJK-iEArT.
S MOKED T0NUUFS—Juat received two barrels Smoked
Tongues,foruleby jol4 J. ROUSSEAU.
PVrv? DIAMOND CEMENT—For Joining broken glass
w » r e. orivory. just rcccivedaiid far sale by
hM _1 V - 5_-. I1NC01 -^, Monument Square.
'e by 8. 8. SIBLEY.
J MeU 136 Congress-strect.
I EM0N8—10 boxes just received and for sale by
A- 1 mil a nn\
A. BONAUD.
Ill CHILDREN AND YOUTH’S HATS.—Straw, Leg*
•skhoia sail Webster, a flue assortment at
. DEI .DEN A CO'S.
...JB, LIQUORS. Ac.—50 hhds Cuba Molasses. lOO
, i (, °* ” 5 N O Syrup. 100 do Phelps' aud Pine Ap*
. leGIn. 50 bbls Cognac Brandy. 60 do Old Rye Whisky. 40
U S’ l6 , boxe » I^mon Syrup. 60 do assorted Cordials. 30
JMe*. Ofindy Peaches. 15 cases mixed Pickles, received and
•or ttl,- by Jel2 MoMAHON A DOY1R
W AKTED T<! PURCHASE—28 stout, able bodied negro
'' ju«n, aged from 18 to 26 years. Apply to
WYLLY A MONT
junell
YLLY A MONTMOLLIN.
TJ Al—200 bundles prime Northern Hay, for salo to ar-
per bark Flight. Apply to
OODEN A BUNKER
jJWDR, WHISKY. Ac.—100 bbls Howard street Flour, to
J- hbD double distilled Monongaliola Whisky. 150 Demi-
J «assorted Mies, 150 bat^* Rio Coffee, landing and for sale
bag* Rio Coffee, landing am
J*U HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
ATUTICE.—The subscriber being comiiclled to dose
bu "'n«»* Of P. ZOOBAUM A CO., wi
JJJW.UU.n., Ind.b.rt to t
for aeruei
JunelO
the
, would
.... -J tho Ui. *r u, iu uiaktt Imme-
for se^ 01 *" 1 ’ *•“’ lhn ** BlkV * D 8 claim* to present theui
successor to F. Zogbaum A Co.
1UEW GOODS.—Embroidered dear lawn hdkfs.. printo
* - lawni. S»Uk eitolnil a ml Itla-rllnn, lu.nh-1 ptMu.nl
lawns. Swiss edging* and Inserting*, bonnet ribbons,
F*r*»ol» and umbrellas, plaid cambrics and clacoreta, bl'k
•tMmer* R nd C f U sal |,av llon llce > * c, t J u,t received per
J5*?*' DrWITT A MORGAN.
0,d Houm by the River, by the author of
Owl Creek Letters.
Modern FTirtatfons, a novel.by Catherine Sinclair.
{“•Inn and Prim iple. a domestic novel, by Mrs. Grey.
IFWIobs In Araexlca. or High life in New York,
wife A “ Tenturei °f * Bachelor, or a man in search of a
a%8m B *"’ ° r Holr ” f Mota,ln, “ >I,Mr . b r Dr - p -
$500 Challenge.
HOBKNSACK’S BVOUBI SYIIUP.
A N article founded upon acientlllcprinciples.cornpound*
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly
safe when taken, and has never boon known to fail in curing
the most obstlnato coses. Worms can never exist when
* K T *7l e,, y Ifl onco U8ed J from the fact that lt not only de*
stroys tnuji but removes all tho slime and mucus which
may remain.
., Th ® Tnp© Worm.
, ,*°f m ,s t '»*”uost difficult to destroy of all that In-
hll.lt tho l.umau hod,. It Rrow , to in .Imort lod.Bnllb
length, ml becoming ,a .ollmS nnd lutened In tbe inte,
Unee nnd ehimoeb n« to enw ac , bit,. St. Villi' Ibince. So ,
ulileh I, the cn..*e ol moo, l0 Bmvo Dol b,,|„.’
Ingltat these eomphlou ho,. t b,| r „ r | g |„ fti,,, lh , t,.„
jroro. i eoo.enoeotly they do not u.. .hetroper medicine,
for their disease. 7 o those who are afflicted whh this aw
ful foe to health, I recommend the use nf m » u ’
and Liver Pills j the Syrup to be taken indnses of two ta P
ble spoonfuls three times & day, then tak«. r rom •»_-. ’
eight of my IJvor Pills, to dislodge and pass the w-. r m q?
strictly following these directions, tlie most obstinate u. e ,
of tape worm can be speedily cured.
Round or Stomach Worm.
This worm is usually found in thesmali Intestines, and is
the worm must common to children, yet It is not entirely
confined to them, os adults have frequently been known to
suifcr with them. The symptoms most prominent while
affected with this worm, are hardness and fullness of the
belly, slimy stools, looseness of the bowels, picking at the
nose, a bluclsh streak under the eyes. Ac. If you.or any ol
your children have any of tlie above symptoms, Hoben*
sack's Worm Syrup can safely be depended upon—by using
It you have a certain, safe and speedy cure : and if after
using it according to tlie directions the patient is not re
stored to health,and the worms thoroughly eradicated from
the system, you can rest nssured there is no remedy beyond
tho grave, as for fall, there is no such word as fail with
those who uso my Worm Syrup.
Ascarldcs, or Small Thread Worms.
These worms, to which the human sytem is liable, are
most troublesome of all others. They are generally to bo
found in tbe rectum, and if allowed to remain, from the ir
ritation they produce, lay the foundation for serious disor
ders, such as inflammation of the bowels, and other de-
raugement* of the stomach. The best nnd safest medicine
that can be used is Hobensack's Worm syrup. Such is the
astonishing power or my medicines over Ascaradie*. that
I defy any one to produce a case where my Worm Syrup
and Liver Pill* are recommended to be used they will not
cure. All that Is necessary Is to use the syrup’ In accord
ance with directions on each bottle ; and in case a gentle
tlve Is reqnired In order to allay tlio Irritation they
ce, tho Liver Pills, by their sympathising action and
ealthy operation upon the bowels, is the most pleasant
medicine that can be taken, *■
HOBBHfSACK’S LIVER PILLS,
No part of the system is more liable to disouse than the
liver, It being supplied with numerous blood vessels and
nerves, and u diseased, the blood of course flowing thro’
all parts of the body, produces liver complaints, Jaundice,
bilious affections, dyspepsia. Ae
Liver Complaint,
Is attended with ohilU. succeeded by fever, severe pain in
the reglonnf the liver, vomiting bitter taste, yellow furred,
tongue, pulse full and bounding, the pain in the side is in
creased oj pressure, should tbe left lobe be affected, tbe
S ain is senerel'y in tbe left sboul-ler, with a short d ry cough.
■e skin becoming of & sallow appearance, and the stools
clay colored. This disease can be cured by the use of Ho-
bensack’s Liver Pills, as they act directly upon the seat of
tho disease, and then operating upon the bowels they ex
pel all the corrupt and vitiated ma ter from the system.
THOMAS HUGHES HINES;
ATTORNEY AND COUNSKLI/IR AT LAW,
Troupville. Georgia,
Will practise In tlie Circcuit Court* nf Thomas. Lowndes,
Clinch. Ware, Appling and Irwln.Gcnrgia: and in the Cir
cuit Court* of Jefferson, Madison nnd Hamilton, of‘lie
Middle Circuit of Florida, and in Alachua and Columbia
counties In Hie Eastern Circuit nf Florida Will attend to
the claims of all persons before the Department* at Wash
ington.
JOHN H. COCHRANE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dublin. Laurens county. Ga., late junior partner of tlie
Arm of A. A J. Cochrank, Irwinton. Ga.. will nttend
promptly to all business entrusted to hi* care Partlc
ular attention paid to collecting. Reference—Dr. C. B
Guyton. F. H. Rows, Dublin, Ga.; M Marsh, Savannah.
may7—dAwly
GEORGE N. NICHOLS,
Ouwns' Building, opjnsile Pulaski House,
Having made large addition* to hi* establishment, continues
to do BOOK ANI) JOB PRINTING, in hi* usual neat and
handsomo style, and on accommodating terms.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn.
The undersigned, Agents ofthe above Com pany are prepared
to take risks against F*ikb on Buildings and their contents
AlsoMiW.Ni Ska Risks, on the mostfavorable term*.
BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO., Agents.
JOHN QUIN,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISION MERCHANT,
_ 163 Broad-street. Columbus. Ga..
Wln *rans»*l the above business in tlie usual manner, and
pay strict attain--,, to all consignment* entrusted to ids
care. Ho would respwfffliy refer to tlie following po,-
sons : Hon. Alfred Iverson. Major John lj. Howard, War-
ham Cromwell. E*q., I*wi* M. Duir. Columbus, . Wm.
P. Yonge, Abraham Backer. Savannah. 0m—jimeg
EDWARD R. HARDEN,
TRANSPORTATION AGENT. W. A A. RAILROAD,
Ringgold, Walker County. Georgia.
W‘“ : attend ( to the purchasing on commission. Corn.
ted in a region of country abounding in grain, it can usual
iy be purclinssd upon more favorable terms than at almost
any other point upon tho W. A A. Railroad
Orders covering tho cash, with limited or discretionary
instruction*, will receive prompt attention. Persons order
ing grain will please forward sacks with order.
References—Dr. Richard Wayne, Air. Wm. M. Warily, Sa-
vannah.mmmmmm mmm
. * UM1J'* I
Antier s Magazine do ; Peterson’s Magazine do.
p r™"™ ' Illustrated News, No. 25, Farther supply of
Echoes of» Bell; received by
J. B. CUBBEDGE.
THACKERAY'S ENGLISH HUMORIST, a setdes offe*
A tUreS on gurift. rnnnM*. ISImn Jr#,
to-r-J* oj> 8wift. Conareve, Adison. Ao.
ttnturies* ^ T, ° an< * Monarchy in the 10th and 17th
onl* | Alters of the Rev. Stephen Olin, late President
n\*re?*. 1 ?** nUnWen,it r-
Lett** 011 ** ^ l * ie RIvop. by the author of the Owl
' Jfe' M £morial of the English Martyrs.
if'TWge Works, vol. 6.
flirtation, by Miss Sinclair.
.AOgtlih Law sod Equity Reports, being the first volume
tinM ,r *. N .\" » u bMrlberscan be supplied at tinori-
■’S'PHwof $12peraonum,
nod's Magarine for June. ',
-I" 0 * 22 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
Dyspepsia.
f Dyspepsia, and its various diseases a:
head,heartburn, oppression after catii
. j, _ u. ; tiling e.
WU-j-OMh will be paid for WoolJjy^
„ ■ r r • r *~— AND HAIR —v con-
,0 PPfr °t tee above articles for sale by
-^ la BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO.
B n .u ’.'i"!? A 5 D rM.lr.,,10 tall 1,1,1.
i'U55 | - r | .llm.lUrtrtB^. U whole ir.i hair dn PI.
■ C3l"5,''# 1 '•‘.SmrtU- end Rolo.01.., n«n,«. 10 H.S
?ESl-«»i*oJ5r DAVID O’ONNOR,
J n»l7 _Coni*r Broughton and Drayton streets.
basVets'Mumm's Kirtenay champagne,
Utlrm 'l 1 * an< i 60do I^me Star do,of direct itnpor*
S|J^ T « r J rc “ olc<, »rtlcle. In store and for sal?hy_ _;.
atom, and 100
ROWLAND* Oft
Tlie symptoms of .
dluiness In tho head,heartburn, oppression after eating
meals, sourness arising from the stomach, Ac, and some
times general languor of tbe whole body, from this it will
be seen that the diseoae owes its origin to a disorganised
state of the IJver and Stomach. Hobensack’s I iver Pills la
the very medicine to effect -a permanent and lasting cure,
as they act by changing the certain mnrbld actions of the
system into a healthy action, and rendering the blood pure
and healthy.
To Females,
You will And these Pills an invaluable medicine In many
complaints to which you are subject. In obstructions either
total or partial they have been found of inestimable bene
fit In restoring and purifying the blood and other fluids so
as to cure all complaints which mar arise from female Ir
regularities. as headache, dimness of sight, pain in the side,
back, Ac. These Pills are the only safe and effectual reme
dy to oure.the following complaints.Gout, Nervousness;
Melancholy, Sick Headache. Giddiness. Rheumatism, dis
tressing Dreams, Dimness of 8lght. or in fact any nf the di*.
eases that arise from affections ofthe Liver, Impurity of
the Blrod, or constipation nf the Bo well.
Medical Evidence
We. the unuderaigned Physicians, having had the rceipt
of their manufacture submitted to us for inspection, say,
that tho Ingredients of which they are composed make#
them the best PHI In use for all diseases of the Liver, Im-
purities* the Blod, Ao.
GEORGE WOOD, M. ”D.
F CROWLEY. M D.
L. BOWEN. M. D.
fl®“ Purchase none hut those having the signature “ J.
N. H0BEN8ACK,” aa all others are worthlesa Imitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and ail othera wishlni
fcome agents, must address the Proprietor, J. N. H0E.„.
SACK, at bis laboratory, No. 190 North Second-street, above
Race. Philadelphia.
8 ° > j3^ r * U *** Mwcbwrt* in the U. 8.
C sale by mayl2 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
F OR SALE—A very superior one horso carryall, double,
*eat. made by one of the best manufacturers at the
north F'or particulars, aptly to
may31 SAWYER, HOLLISTER A CO„ RTiitnker-st.
'ACON AND 11EEF.—30 casks Bacon Sides and Shout-
B 'dsrii: 26 half bbis Fulton Market Beef, received and
for salo by Junel9 McMAllON A DOYLE
F ”"RKSll TURNIP SEF.DS.-Ru to tings. Flat Dutch, Red Top
largo Globe aud larjp Norfolk Turnip Seeds, of tho
growtli of 1843, just rect-lvid and for sale by
Juno‘28
W, W. IINCQ1-N, ilonument square.
Way, dally cxpecte
. per schr Cataract, for ol® to arrive by
. M
BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO
juno28
rjllAMPAGNE, SYRUP, Aa^JO baskets HfTiisiclTch7>i*
by Junofl' 101AMMBK JOHNSQV CO.
W RAPPING PAPER.-^Two hundred ream* Wrapping
Pajier, of differuntrire,
for salo by. ,,
may 17
jjMtKtfF? LOBSPfEff^n SALMON—Just received 10 iloton
anii qualities, recelveii und
S. S. SIBLEY,
135 Congress-fit.
per steamer >abauia, and for sale by
mltll
JUNES' COATS^’h PANTS—An additional supply re
W P. PARISH A CO.,
. . Bv J, L Hkiskfxl. Agoht.
VW" Servants travelling witiiout their master*, must
,.... ,7, "‘B 1 iivi* iimniera. iniiBv
lenvea pass with the Ticket Agent, and also show anutlior
to tiii> Conductor.
An extra eburge wffl bo made if passengers do not obtain
tickuU * E. If. GILL.
States. .
Islight A Newton. Edward* A Fisher" all well known to the
lover* of Music, havo place in their large assortment.—
These Pianos are of rich tone, and beautifully finished iu
Rose Wood, Black Walnut.and Mahogany, with iron frame*
made in the nuikt substantial nnd workmanlike manner.—
Also the justly celebrated Atolian Plano Fortes, which for
their sweetness of tone have not been oqunlled.' All these
instruments have metalicframes which render them peculi
arly suited for tnl climate, preventing necessity of tuning
for years.
Tlio undersigned are Agents for Henri Hera’s, celebratod
Grand Pianos, made in Paris. For Power and beauty of tone,
they stand pre-eminent.
Caiihakt’h MkijODIONS.—'Tills bcnutiful toned wind instru-
montananufactiired by Carhart A Needham, N. Y.,for vllingo
purposes. Lodges.Serenading Partios. and tlie private prac
tise of Organists, possessing a aweet and powerful tone, they
have also for sale. All these Instruments will be disposed of
on the most accommodating terms. Tho prices of the Pi.
anos ranging from $176 to $1,000.
T. W. MORRELI. A Co
,NAH STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
The newandsulendldaide-wheel Steamship
STATE OF GEORGIA, or 1.200 tons register.,
Captain WiitiAM Collins, lias commenced her Regular Trips. '
and will leave Savannah on Wednesday, the 18th day of
May, nnd every nlternato Wkhnimiay thereafter; say on
the 1st, 16th and 29th of June, and 13th July, and so on.
Cabin Passage to Philnde.phia $26 00
“ “ through to New York,.. / 26 00
Steerage” 9 00
ThlsShtp has beeu built with entire regard to safety, com
fort and dispatch, and offers new and admirable facilities to
business and travel. For freight or passage apply to
C. A. L. LAMAR. Agent. Savannah
nmyl7 HERON A MARTIN. Agents, PhUadelphla.
FOlt PHILADELPHIA—FARE REDUCED,
Jb sail on Saturday Afternoon, June llfA, at 4 o'clock.
T *'e fine slde-wheel stesmsliip OSPREY. 1000
53yJaȣtun* burthen.J. Bknnkit. commander, will leave
as pei annexd schedule every other Saturday.
KHOM CHARUSTON.
June 11
June 25
July...
July .23
August.,
August 20
n....... -r 8uperinlendent Transiiortation.
Richmond, Tune 21, 1853. Ini—jc24
“CLEAR THE TllAClt.”'
The subscribera havo tills day put in
‘ JUR H(
PIANO FORTES.
, THE subscribers sole agents for A. Stod-
'art A Co’*., and Jonn U. Dunham’s Piano
'F'nrtcs, are always suppliud witli an as
sortment of theso favorite and Justly celebratod Instru
ment*. F'or durability they can be fully warranted, whilst
their superiority of tone and touch 1* evident and acknowl
edged by the most casual observer, ns well ns tlie critical
connoisseur. Tlio ladies are respectfully invited to view
these instruments. An nrrrangcment having been effected
with one of our most eminent Pianists for the purpose, they
can also be enabled to judge ofthe tone.
F. ZOGBAUM A CO.. Market-square.
W Second hand Pianos taken iu exchange, also tuned
and repaired. jel7
“SON operation, two splendid FOUR' ........
. uiM/t!ft! , 'Soinnty’crtn produce, to ply be-
tween Forsyth Depot aud the Indian Spring; and having
ennaged Mr. C. M. Dickerson nnd Mr. Francis Genno. old nnd
experienced relnsincn. pledge themselves to convey tho
travelling public to and from the two points in a safer nnd
bettor style, and quicker time, than ever before dune at this
vlnco. We also lmvo family omnibuses always in readl-
iief*. Visiters.and families particularly, will find it great
ly to their comfort and interest to call for our conches.
We meet both tho day and night trains of cars.
K. J. A C. !,. VARNER.
Indian Springs. June 10. tilAulS—jitne23
Just re<^ti , ‘-‘d aud for sale by
jiinoiA
J. 1*. COLLINS.
Just received and for sale by
junelS
lft ofyour Fatiguo Caps, nil lettered ready for uso. at
jy9' BEIJIEN A GO’S.
L. S. DENNETT & CO.,
8UCCFXSORS TO J. C. THORNTON.
Having purchased tlio entire Interest of Mr.
*w.J- C. Tuornton in his Carriage establishment in
th’lscTty. most respectfully solicit n continuation of the ex
tensive patronage so liberally bestowed on tho late proprie
tor. It wont Intention to keep a huge and extensive as
sortment of all kinds of Carriages, suited to this innrket.
The late proprietor. Mr. J C.Thornton, will act ns our agent
at the north, for tlie purchase und supply of our establish
ment. His experience of twenty years in the business at
thu South, will Insure to our friends and patrons such a
well selected stock ns cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
Mr. BKNNKIT will give his personal attention to nil kind of
repairing, a* heretofore. LEWIS S. BENNETT.
THOMAS A. UROWN.
maylO . JUDGE W. HARRIS.
sail by
I. W. MORRELI. A CO.
^YSNaRURGS—Just received h fresh supply of extra heavy
KJ 0*i>burgs.from the Waynuinnvillo factory, for sale at
factory pice, by iy8 WOOD A RODGERS
C ORN.—1.000 bushels prime Tenncsso Corn, 50 ft*to the
buslifl, for sale ly
Jy8' WOOD A RODGERS.
1 story of School
I’ulnan’s Magazine for July.
Edgar Clilon.or Right and Wrong-
IJfo : by C. Adams.
Hildebrand or the Buccaneer and theCui<u na i; br Aus
tin C. Burdick. ,
Paul, the Smuggler ; by Capt. tirady, of the U. S. A.
Tlie Monk ; by M O. liwi*, Esq.. M P.
Bnrnum’s Illustrated Nows, No. 20. F'or sale by
Jc20 J. B. CUDhEDOF,.
Wheat and Bacon. The Ringgold Depot being sitna-
. * 1——iin.it
DONNETSt BONNETS II
60 ensenjust received at the TRIMMING AND
'GENERAL VARIETY STORE, 139 Uroughton-sL-
__ Country Merchants Milliners, and tho public goner-
, are invited to examine this stock. It consist* of 60
§f
ally, an
different styles elaborately trimmed. Parisian, blond, gimp.
rich colored silk, satin, crape and other choice and much
admired sty.es; flats and h»«., fV* 1 ”«km1» ;
.to " bonnet rlbbomu straw
trimmings, dress do. wh-to ana colored luce, gimps and gal
loons, do do silk fringes, mantles, plain bareges, shell and
other combs, hair puffs, curls and plaits, ribbon plaits,
flowers, feather* and wreathes, bonnet silks, jet and fancy
wristlett*.buttons. steeltrimmlngH. zephyr worsted, braid,
fans, with a great variety of other goods usually kept in
fancy establishment*.
Smoking caps, slippers, children’s lmbliments. such as
robes, sack* marked with new patterns for braiding.
Mrs. Dotijl assisted by competent in 1 liners from New
York, will nttend to the trimming department, and will en
deavor, with skill and taste, to please nil who may favorheT
with orders. Fancy and other bonnut* cleansed, bleached
and pressed. Pinking done.
KY Five bonnet maker* wanted Immediately, who must
perfectly understand their business. »pl30
STRAW BONNETS AND HATS cleansed, repair-
i^^Ped and pressed in the latest fashion.
WU Three Apprentices and three Bonnet Sewers are
wanted Immediately, at tbe Broughton-street Trimming and
General Variety Store decl2
DRY FEET PRESERVES THE HEALTR-'-pJust
_ J1IVI r&r.i I’uuHiiui —.
1 received, a few cases water-proof BeaM^
lot of thick pegged Boots, togetbw-■ with *
-sortment or Gentlemen’s •»> »“««•
sorar of a new and approved ’ri’^bwHtbe sold at low
prices, by R. FLANWaS A CO., 106 Bryan-street.
All In want wtil please caU and Judge for themsolve*.
deoil
CO-FARTEKSHIP NOTICE.
The under.lgncd huve associated themselves to-
getlicr. under tho name and style of Murphy A tie-
vanny, for tlie transaction of general Boot nnd
_ .. Slioe’busine**, having the stand on the corner of
Congress and Whttnker-strcet*. formerly occupied by M
Prendcrgast. Tliev are now prepared to offer to their friend*
ana u.«. P „Mic. a well selectdl stock of Ladies’ and Gentle
men’s Moots, Shoes, Ac., which they will sell cheap for cash.
J3y ’ ’ MURPHY A DEVANNY.
HOME MANUFACTORY-AMERICAN SOAP
COMPANY.
pitSR rpiIE undersipned h»ctn« »,i»i»«*j J*-- -«-«-* -• »*
lowing kinds of Soap, is now prepared to do so, viz:
American Cream Snap in bats.
]#ntitidry in mass.
“ Toilet (Sanltlve) in small bars.
“ Shaving Soap In cakes.
<• *• Cream in not*
Cream Soap preparation in bbls. ny the u*o of these
Soaps, hot water, washing machines, washboards. Ac., ore
entirely dispensed with, nnd not one-fourth tho labor i* re
quired tod<> the washing of a family.
Washing Is done-my moarly rubbing tho soap on the
parts mostly soiled, then place them in water sufficient to
cover them, ami let them remain a few hours, then with n
good hand rubbing nnd thorough rinsing they will be per
fectly clean an-i beautifully blenched, and without injury to
tho most delicate fabric. A coll and trial Is respectfully so
licited. W. FI. MONGJN. 170 Brougliton-streeet.
N. B.—Tliesc Soaps wash with either hard, salt, or soft
water. Juno‘24
UNITED STATES MAIL l-INE.-
Through in 60 to 66 hour*.—Aria Fork and
ClinrluUm Steam Packets-leave Adgor’s
Wharves every Saturday Afternoon, and
each alternate Wednesday. On Saturday the new and'
splendid Steamships
JAMES AIKiF.R, Captain J, Dickinson, 1,600ion»
obcTmaltMmnto^tednesif y. ’having been newly coppered-
‘ ' ' In cr“‘—*—
and guards raised, is now fa cnmplcto order.
For freight or passage, having elegant state room accomj
modatlons, apply at the olllce of tho Agent.
HENRY MISSR00N,
Corner East tiny and Adger A Son’s Wliarve*.
N. ti.—A new ship will bo placed In the line to conned
with the Southerner on Wednesday*. feblO
Collars, lace, muslin and cambric Sleeves. Jaconet nnd
Swiss Edging* and Inserting*. Swiss and cambric Bands,
Lawn nnd cambric Handkerchief*, black Ij*co Mantillas,
Valencia and thread Edgings and Inserting*, Bonnet Rib
bons. etc., etc. for sale by
mliO HENRY LATHROP A CO.
gUMMFnt QUILTS, linen sheeting, pillowcase linen, white
A CARD.—It will be seen from tho abovo. that I have sold
out to Messrs. L. 8. Bknnktt A Co., nnd I have every confl
dnneo in the ability of these gentloinen. both in capability
and capital, to successfully conduct tiio business, and keep
up the reputation of the establishment.
Mr. LkwisS. Bkn.vut has been my foreman for the last
two years, and I take pleasure in recommending him to the
public a* no industrious, capable and deserving man. who.
while looking to his own interest, will not neglect those of
hi* patrons.
In relinquishing my business in this place, I take the op
portunity to say. that it is not Irom any dissatisfaction
whatever. Since my residence in the city of Savannah. I
have been kindly nnd generously treated, and have suc
ceeded much better than 1 anticipated. |
'".the course I have just tskcn.I have bean prompted by
c iHiiu-i*-.- . -private character altogether : wherever
n.11„. Ilvplto't
nnd colored linen drillings, blenched and brown sheet
ing*. stripe and plaid satin Jean* fur boys’ wear, black ba
rege. grenadine nnd crape de Paris, mourning muslins, par
asols nnd umbrellas, for sale low by
may22 DrWITT A MORGAN.
N EW GOODS PER STEAMER.— 1 Toil de India for travel-
ling dresses. French printed jnconets and cambrics,
figured and plain awl** muriin*. plaid nnd stripe swiss and
cambric ninsllna. nansook. jaconet nnd mull muslins
brnideretl clear Inwn hdkfs., N W collars and cambric, and
cambric and swiss bands, ribbons, hosiery, gloves. Ac,, just
received by mav22 IhcWlTT A MORGAN.
nf obligation, and cherish t(ia v ueL
uerity ami advancement of tho city nmTifrpiV,* °sPntl,.
mgw'illdo more to effect this, than the sustaining ora
healthy and honorable competition. I^t thegood people of
the City and State see to it. J. C. THORNTON.
Savannah. 9th Mav. 1863.
N. B.—Mr. II. I). W. Alexander is my legally authorized
agent for the transaction and closing up of my business.
laurel grove cemetery.
O RDINANCE PASSFJ) 31) JUNK. 1852.—Sec. 10. Be it
forth r ordained by the authority aforesaid. That from
and otter tlie day of publication of the preparation of said
Laurel Grove Cemetery shall bo made by the Mayor os n-
bovo provided for. it shall not be la »fulto Inter any dead
body in any other place within tlie corporate liralta of -the
city of Savannah, than in tlie said Laurel Grove Cemetery
and iu 'ho present Hebrew Cemetery, and *ny person who
shall so inter or cause to bo interred, or be in any manner
roneerned in interring any /lead body within the.corporate
limit*.save In Laurel Grove Cemetery aud said Hebrew Co-
metery. shall be subject to a fine of five hundred dollars, to
be recovered on Information before the Mayor of the city.
A true extract,
jya , EDWARD G. WILSON, Clerk of Council.
bits, and to require each ofthoip to keep a horse.
° r lh ”
bleu, and it ia hereby ordained by the authorJtwW*J2;
same, that from and aDcr the 13th day of Juna J$53, the
pay of each City Constable shall be four hundred dollars
per annum, payable monthly. Instead bf the pay now re
ceived, and each officer be compelled to keep a horso. and
iu failure to do so. bo fined by tlie Mayor.
Sec. 2. Be It further ordained by the authority aforesaid,
that nil ordinances or parts of ordinances militating against
tbe provisions of thisordinancabe, and tho same Is hereby
repealed.
(L. S.] Passed in Council. 30th June. 1853.
, , A ‘ R- WAYNE. Mayor.
Attest: Edward G, Wobon, Clerk of Council. jy3
IRVING HOUSE, Washington. District of
|J|{[ CWitmWa.—'Tlie undersigned, late proprietor of
|l»M- French'* Hotel. Norfolk. Va.. having recently leased
.... ubuve popular establishment, takes pleasure in inform
ing his numerous friends that he has. nt great labor nnd
expense, refitted and furnished the house ahV provided the
most ample arrangements for the comfort nnd convenience
of nil who may favor him with their patronage.
Having had considerable experience In hotnl-koeblng lie
flatter* himself that families am) single boarders can be ac
commodated at tho Irving as *atlsfactorily ns at auy other
hotel or boarding house in the United Stales.
Member* of Congress and others visiting Washington,
with a view to reside there for some time, would do well to
examine this house before inakingnm»ngement*el*ewhnre.
It is eligibly situated at tbe r.orner of I2\h street mid Penn
aylvania avenue, midway between tlie Capitol and Depart
ments. Tlie budding is large nnd of modern aiuiiis—*—-v
the rooms are spacious and well ventilated, and tbo forui-
tur* 1* new and of the best des -riptlon.
Still Better.—The charges nre moderate and in accord
ance with the times, whilst the table* groan with the best
that tlie country afford*. CaU, examine, and titisfr your-
•.i A B g DANIEL D. FRENCH.
Watorogjon. D. C .June 1.1853 je7
U NITED STATES ENGINELER OFFICE. Savannah. (Ga.)
Juno 20th. 1853.—Scaled ProposaJjj»ni>f^--'*‘-c j. *
tpin -«« -~tii u,. 20thJul»- ,<4--—rr uib delivery of tlie
DANIEL CROMLAY,
FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAKER—Comerof Brough
ton and Bull-streets.—The subscriber desire* to in
form the public that he has opened as above, where
ha U prepared to exocuto orders for Boot* ot the
finest finish und style, and eqnaL if not superior to any
heretofore offered to the public. Having many friends in
this State who have been hi* patrons in Charleston, respect
fully solicit*from them and tha public a call and a trial.
mh!7
this -»«»-.»ui the ?otlL ^ a * Urn J l,1<
following material* in titeSavannah river, near the dppei
part of Fig Island, and In front of the lower part of the
city of Savannsb- namely
4,000 Mowed Piles, having lengths varying from 27 to 33
foot. 12 Inches square at the forger end and hewed perfect
ly straight and square for 16 feet measuring from the butt;
tlie remaining length may diminish in size, but the pile not
to be lea* than 9 Inches at the smaller end: or,
4.000 Sawed Piles, having lengths m above specified, and
12 inches wide by 10 inches thick; ant for
4.0C0 Sawed Piles, 26 feet long and 12 Inches wide by fl
inches thick, all to be of yellow pine. The prices of the
sawed piles to be stated per thousand feet, board measure.
The deliveries to be as follows s One-fourth on or before
tho 1st September next, one-fourth on or before the 1st
October next, one-fourth on or before the 1st November
next, and the remaining fourth by the 1st December next.
june29—eodfl J, r. GILMER, 1st U. of Engineers.
UMBRELLAS, ■
A fresh assortment of. both cotton and silk, j art ra-
cn wBr „ a . h ^.. ( ,
X
PARASOIH AxD UMBRELLAS.—An assortment of
*(b,llI7SS^«l»PV-»5”iiu. AUo.low prte«l ua «"■
H AY—100 balsa prime Northern Hay, landing from hark
Hftrift Mirwn. for Ml, bj
depot. ...
twenty JW1. ■ numb-r rf
•boif.
A*
JunalO—la«3m A. WjUffl. / , y
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARSREWAto-For my msn
Boston, and hi* delivery to me. or, conflnen ent in
any safe Jail, so that I can get hlb. He left me
about the first of June, 1862 ; he U about 6 feet 8
Inches high, very black, high forehead, punch mouth, a
wide space between 111* upper front teeth, to walking turn*
Ids feat rather out, he has a wife at Mr. Joseph Wilson’*. In
Bulloch county. Ga.. near Statesboro, by (he name of Char
ity; she formerly belonged toJefferaon Boyd, near Poor
Robbln, Scrlven county. Ga. When heard of lost ba wa*
about Boyd’t. I bate heard he ia getting Shingles and
go** to Savannah pretty often on timber raft* and wood
.»Rbefr Re tiaa a pass and has altered bl* name.
I think If there It a good lookout about Savana*ti and up
® ni1 down tha rirerand about Mr. Wilson’*/*® Hr Boyd’s
he will soon be canght.
address It Four Mile Branch,D*®!?JlWrtrlet v Ponth
lJunsa' _
■DAODN. IHJhK AND BEETV^. c “ l ' l, P rlm 0 Western IU-
O con 8tde,30 do do Should"**^ 0 tibia Mess Pork, 15 do
me do, 76 do Mesa Bect^tialf doFdton Market Beef,
tktebjr -bH / WEBSTER k PALMES.
maylO
I. C. THORNTON.
FOR RENT.
Bilif ed THE
The large and extensively established Hotelce’’
fumt HOUSE.—This extenslK
IjijjL has got four hundredand three
irie* high, and about 100 large wltn
t buildings. well.aH«4«4 nolise yard, am
a h, and about 100 Urea ' ' , th ®
ngs, well sh-d-* «o u98 J*” 1 ' “, n ’ n w , yar ,
Also a rich garden, eight new rooms, with fire places in
each are now being added to It, ** “
-...in—„ n u i^-.ii- southern country, A con-
SUlkf. rK-“- !li ' 11 "- b.lomlng to tho hou.o,
caa be purchased low from the present oc
fara.Mr. T. A. Goodwin. Possession will be given on the
lh July next or sooner if required Address
i24—eodO D. DEMPSEY, ~ ‘ “
jiine24
D. DEM
Sole Proprietor. Mscon.
FISK’S METALfC BURIAL CASE.
WE are constantly receiving these valuable
^^vCaso*. aud have them always ia readiness to be
delivered at the sb ortest notice.
^ • I. W. M0RREI.L 4t CO
N. B.—We are permitted to Inform fbe public that we
have received from Mr. Raymond, of New York city, a let-
ter signed by the different members of the United Slates
Senate, who wer* appointed to take charge of the body of
the Hon, Hknet Clay, deceased, (which was enclosed in one
of Fisk’s Metalic Cose*,) and who went with ittoKentuoky;
they say to Mr. RirMONiAthat tho Case answered tbe pur-
K se for which It was Intended, and meets with theirappra-
tlon, and they cheerfully rsoommim-i U ut tne public as
being superior towny other C*so for the transportation i
the dead. The letter can-be seem by calling on
feb!4 I. W. MORRELI, * CO
PARTICULAR 1
fn To
JUiSAVJ
NOTICE*
BELDEN k OO..
‘of Broughton and Bamard-streds,
To PtAXTrmV M XN CHANTS AND OTHKXS
. __ 1VAN5AH TO UT IN THU* OCmjM.—TllS nn.ler.E-^3
signed would call particular attention to their exten- . •
live wholesale and ratoll HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT.
Our gdods ore mostly of out own manufacture, and.can
therefore be told cheaper, because they are not burthgned
with Jobber’s profits, while for quality and style the/ will,
compare with anything In the market.
ihvihg permanently located In Sarannah, w#dre deter-
rawed to secure patronage by selling good bdrcslu*. dealing
fofrly with all pien. and crou-lifting with nos®- Wa are In
league with no'. Shoe. Clothing or otherestrdlfshment eith
er for mutual benefit, or fi*r the purpose//keeping custom
ers awar from those bouses where thjw«*° buy cheapest
We expect every eustomer to judge 9* hlmselr. and u we
cannot suit lilm, will take pleasured* referring him tooth
ers who can. / BELDuffcCO,
Jan27 Cr. Rdoghtott and Barnard-st.
rrm BUILDERS.—Scaled proposals will be received by the
A undersigned, until the 25th of June next, to furnish
sll tlie material* and erect tho keeper's dwelling and office
. ing
at Laurel Grove Cemetery, according to plan aryl specifica
tions to be scon at Messrs. Shall k Fav’s. Architects.
JOHN MALLF.RY. Chairman
may22 Committee on Health and Cemetery
font colored Printed Lawns, Jaconet, Batts'e and
iw "11 «l 12UA.
3 cases assorted Gingham*, new stvle*. at
1 ( n fH' , “ t bergain.j lA»iU«s’ Linen Cnmhri. r
kerchiefs, at 12JJd-
We have much pleasure in (lireoting particular attention
to the arrival by the steamship Florida nf the above goods,
and can. with perfect confidence, recommend them hs the
cheapest goods ever offered for salo in Savannah
M. PRENDERGAST k CO..
may20 178 Broiighton-st.. opposito .^t Andrew’s Hall.
GOODS—At Reduced Prices—llio subscribers are of
fering the balance of their Summer stock of Dry Good*
consi*ting of Bareges. Printed Jaconet* and Drgnndles.F'rcnch
Cambrics and Ginghams, Printed nnd Plaid India Silks. Al
so. Hummer Quilts. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, N W Col-
lars, kc., at a great reductionfrom former price*.
Jy6 DEWITT k MORGAN
T OKAY WINK—Just received. 12 down Tokay wine, for
sale by junol A. BONAUD.
FIREMENS’ HALL
S EALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until tlie 10th July next, for butldlnga Fireman’s Hall on
the corner of Abercom and | Sgnth
oR/co of Messrs! 8holl k Fay, arohitect*. Bond and security
will bo required that the City shall suffer no loss in carry-
ing out tho contraot. _ _
Je2 R. D. ARNOLD, Ch, Fire Pep,
CARPETb PRESERVED,
T HOSE families desirous of having their Carpets taken
up, and packed for preservation during tho summer,
can have th* *•—« attended to by my Upholsterer* who
Ms ““ "■
©w Orleans. Carpets wifi be packed-and'stored until
families may winli them relayed. Send yo-r orders to
WM. H. QUION, Agent.
*p!28 Carpet Warehouse, 140 Congress-st.
MORE NEW BOOKS!
R ECEIVED BY S S. SIBLEY. June 28. 1863.—Edgar
Clifton, a story of School life, by C. Adams.
The Old F'orest Ranger, or Wild Sports of India, by Mol.
Wnltor Cambell and Frank Forester.
A New History ofthe World, giving an account of tho
various Revolutions in Europe and Amsrica, to tho presant
time, by H. White, B. A.
Consolation, by James W. Alexander, D. D.
Tlie Believe, by Rev. Hush White.
Harpers Magazine for July, an interesting number,
Putnam's Magazine for July.
Bamum’s Illustrated News, Gleason’s PtctoraL Ite.
June30
S CHOOL BOOK8.~Web*ter's Unabridged Dictionary,
Boston School Diction*»r, nten-* Mapping Plates
l’lerpont's American First Class Book, PP
Loomis’ Eminent* of Algebra.
Vouman’s Class Book of Oiemestry.
Qua:kenbo's First Lessons In English Composition.
» * Common tsohool History. Bulllon'rLatin Reader.
A further supply received and for sale by
n>Vl8 S. S. SIBLEY. 136 Coi
fongress-street.
M *®rt™e»> to f tee finest and cheapest Slates
»bo w received; also, a specimen of
V >0DK SUtM * wh,cl * “ n bo rumlsh*«rwholee*l#
apll 6 , ...
„ 8 8. SIBLEY,
136 Congress-stwet.
CANARY CAGES BY THE _ ijt8T STEAMER—
A n,1,(»nf L...11I..1 - .
• A variety of new anS beautiful patterns of canary
Cage* just received. Those desirous of n hand-
some Osgt. and one proof agafnst Mites, have onto
i
mh'28
r-o-,—,— proof against Mites, have only
to make an early call for ft choice from a fine -
sortment
— . J- F' OOLUN8,100 Bryan^t
PLIOQUUT CHAMPAGNE.—50basketairthi^ei^iwl
I" 8 ' Wh0W it unequalled where (tU
tiuown, no# landing per steamer Alabama, and
from nuumaniu.
June,,
June 16
July..,.,,,. 2
July If
July 30
August 13
August 27
Sent 10
Font 24
October.... 8
October.... 22
November. 6
November.19
December.. 3
....$16
Sept 17
October...
October... 16
October ...20
Nnvember..l2
November. 26
September.. 3|December..lO
Cabin passage
Steerage o
Through ticket* to New York 17
Till* ship lias been thoroughly overhauled nnd furnished
with new boilers, and a largo nnd clognnt dining saloon on-
deck, with every arrangement that con add to tbe comfort
of passengers.
In Philadelphia, this ship occupies the same wharfs* ths
Liverpool steamship* City of Glasgow aud City of Manches
ter. nt the fool of Queen street, nnd Central wharf, Cliarlos
ton.
Freight on sll perishable article? must be pre-pald,
For freight or passage, apply to
II. F. BAKER k CO.,
Accommodation wharf. Charleston.
SAMUEL T. PERCE,
june7 Agent, Philadelphia.
r* UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM-1
•j&yjgg&SIUP ISABEL, WrujiM Rolunn, Commsudm
_.tween Savannah. Key West nnd Havana, connecting'
with tlie tlie Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s line for Cal
ifornia.
This splendid sea steamship will hereafter leave Savanna
for Key West and Ifovann. on tho 15th and 80th of each
month, and from Havana for Savannah on tbe 8th and 22d
of each month. ....
The I*aUl will connect at Havana, with the U. S. Mall
Steamship Company’s line to Asplnwnll,nnd the Paclflc mail
line from I’h name to California and Oregon.
Passengers will be landed nt the railroad wharf at Aspin*
•all free. Transit at tlio Isthmus at tho passengers’ ox-
pense.
The Isabel will also connect st Havana with the V. S. mall
Steam Company’s line nt New Orlcnns. Tickets for Key
West and Havana can bo had of
COHENS 6 I1ER17,. Agent* at Savannah.
Tickets for New Orleans, Aspinwall and San Francisco, can 1
be had by applying to
MORDKCAI k CO, Agents. Charleston
jnn!3
UNITED STATES MAIL,
From Mncon, Gix., to TnllnHnssue, Flu.
Vtailroad lo Ogkthorp—Stages to Thllahossee.
commenced on the 6tli tn&t., running three times a week
via. Newton, Ruinbrldgc. aud Qiitncv, and three times a
week via. Thnmasvillo, lluncansvillo, kc.
Passengers by this routo will leave Macon at half past 8
o’clock. A. M.. by Railroad for Oglethorpe. The Stages
leavingOglethorge either way at 11 o'clock, arriving at Tal*
Inhossce, at 10 o'clock on tho ovening of the next day-time
by either route 86 hours.
Slnndny, Wednesday nnd Friday, by Newton. Bslnbridg*
and Quincy, to Tallahassee returning, leaves Tallahassee on
Sundays, Tuesday* and Thursdays, at 10, P. M.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, ami Saturdays, by the wav of
Thomasvlllo—returning samo route on Mondays, Wednesday*,
and F'ri'lays. at lo. p, M.
Through frnm Oglethorpe to Tallahassee by either route
iu 36 hours—from Macon in 38—and from Savannah in 60
hours.
By this route Passengers leaving Savannah by 8 o’cloo
Train of Cars, will arrive at Tallahassee in 60 hours. It la
also decidedly tlie best, cheapest and most expeditious rontfc
•" ida,
for travellers to Apalachicola nnd West Florins.
F'are from Macon to Ogluthorpo $1,75 { from Oglothorpe
to Tallsbassee, $10,(10.
I.. C. Siuw. Agent at Oglethorpe,
A. A. F'whkk, “ Tallahassee.
qugao F. K. WRIGHT. Proprietor
SOUTH-WISSTEItN ‘lt AILROAD,
or |ia**engera leaves Macon at A.
M.. arrive at Oglethorpe at 10H, A. M. Leaves Oglo*
thorpo at 11JA. M.. arrives at Mncon at 3)i, ?. M Con
necting each way with tlio Ceutral and Macon and Western
Train and tho Tallahassee Mail Stage Line. .Passengers
dino at Fort Volley at 1U. P. M.
ml6 GEO. IV. ADAMa^uparinW^st,-
ijkbsi
Mall Train.
leaves Macon doily, at 8o’cloek, P. M,
“ Atlanta “ “ OJI “ P. U.
Atlanta “.' ’ “ QU « ' p, m!
C ONNECTING at Atlanta with the Trains of the Western
and. Atlantic and I-aGrange Roads, and with the Day
Train ofthe Georgia Road, and at Mare i with th* Day
Train* of the Central and South-western no ads, Passenger
-111 orrtvo In Hoeon ot UK, ond ot ItlooU .1 IK, hifin,
the remainder of the night forrest.
Passengera going South, via Montgomery,. (Ala.) who
arrive at Montgomery in for-
leave Savannah at 8 A. M,, will a
ty-eight houra, including all stoppages, end only ten hours
staging.
AecommodationTralns.Tri-Wnckly, will leave Macon every
Monday, V> ednesdsy and Friday, at 8 o’clock, A. U. Re.
turning, leave Atlanta every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnr-
J H A - M - This Train will connect with the Night
Tra n of the Georgia Rood at Atlaqta..and with the Night
the Night
Train of the Central Road at Macon. Passengers by the un.
ward Train can dine at Griffin.
„ „ EMERSON FOOTKj Sap’t'
MiOOK. May 17,1852., . 8mo Jy 22
TO THE r ’ 1
. .. 'root route from Savannah end Macon to the
Meriwether Spring*, via Central. 8outb-*cltern, and Musco-
gee Railroad*, and post coAche*. through in twenty-two
hours, l°«ring Savannah at 8 otefock, P. k, arriving at the
vFarro 8prin£ t ° Ck ’ P * M "“ twent J*« , fltit nfleft shying to
Farefr m Ravaniah to Warm Springs. $11 00
Farefrem Savannah to Chalybeate Sprints 10 60
Fare from Macon to Warm Springs...... . 6 60
Fare from Macon to Chalybeate Springs 6 00
Conveyanwa may always be obtdned from the Warm
Springs to either the Sulphur or Chalybeate. •
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In Chatham county. He.was sold to:
oah. of whom I boi “ "
Jtilya
Holiday,
-m Sayan-
toward will
plade where
DAVID ALLEN,
- ' - McIntosh ocantr.
BRICK YARD FOR RBStT
I«*ngethlm. DAVID,!
for sale by
Junel
SMBSarsafetv?
Agent* for Sarannah.
P° ck0,,, ow Uovertment JAva
lVrk2h.« o bbU S ‘ u ‘ rt ’» A refined Suiter. . 30 do Mesa
**** dr °P buck Shot, tending and for sale by
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