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Newspaper Page TextLJ . cuhL’8 tUviNX.M, lit rcbruirjr. Use. ; t < 5: wi nes-e*. and all ulhtr* interested will take due no* ' Hy order wl the Judj |M. m IlLIPM _H0tWKI.I., tlwk^ 1 .1 iK»: person*nr eolnratHiereby notittod.tkat unless 1 .1, »tr nauwv «a ragUtored In U» Ctatk ot Council'a „ ■.. . ( .r before Saturday next, the ordinance* relative will be atrletly eofoired against them. Penalty ii i .. adlBgtl By onlar. v •TOWARD (1. WILTON. Clerk or Cuunell. s ,x until. Pebruary 2J8M. lebU__ H vfelKS—NOTH*.-—All owner* of Negroes. Porter*, 4mirara. Mechanic*. w*nni. dray*. Vanda * or * i wirra. and all othara whom ll may eouorrn. are in.iv v 'utlflrd tbat uMh-s* their Bodge* ire taken out ii.... ■iroCtotk of Council's office, the ordinance# relative ll,,. v .. rill butrlolly aaroreed against them. Penalty m>i e».ceding $60. By order. KDWaRj (1. WIIMON, Clerk ot Cuunell. s.vs-nab.Feb. 2,1$6B, fold! ■VT '»ICIC.—AU persona Indebted to the batata or tne IN at* Ilf. WM. L. HAMILTON. are required totrake „„ m and ell person* having daimi against the same, will in u<snt them properly attested to Mssirs. WHALEY a I. Hu. No. 21 Broad atreet,Charleston, 8. C. frb'-lA««<r_ M. L, HAMII.TUN, Kx’trix. . r atvaxXAM Frbruray let, I860. J i \l\ id Al. NOTlCa. The t'rne tor making tax returns (I ...Ire* on the 10th lnat.| after that time derauttera wi I i.e doubly taxed. All eimmMon merchant* and L>ii>'rii*i"ual persons, who are required to make their re* mill* and pay the taxee thereoa before that date art no* mild that I will, from and after that day, Iwue the exieu* tluiup «*eilbedby the existing ordinances No exten* felon OI cine can be allowed by the ordinances. U'l JAMES 8. W1LR1XB. CityTreMurer. l-.j, r -. ~..Pt I,lid ■ ...yHI leave a* above. For lh-lglit idp**. aage,'having splendid autortMim aconininiNlaiinn*, apply ntthn office of the Agents. 8 .. M M 1’ADKLFORI >. PA V' Ii CO, N. B.—Sbtopera drCotton by these steamer* will pleaae tab# notice, that no Cotton will be roceivud at tin |ire*He* tbat la nut dUllnetly marked on the edge nl -tho bull* febia KOTICX. ^ Persona ha?log business In tha Court of Ordl 3RuS. dinary at tha regpar monthly terms, are here* by uotlfied that orders must be drawn end all mottona uisde by themaalvae paraonally, or by their attorney. Jw24-3m JOHN BILBO, 0. C. 0. ''SOUTH WX8THH RAILROAD COMPANY. Maoox, Jenuary 0, 1850. „—. Taa Annual Beetlon tor President and Five Din etore of this Company, will be held at their , (Hoe. in ‘hi* city, oa Thursday, 14th or February next, jell—id JjfO. T, BOIFIUILLET, Sac, and Trtas. a Ll. ncreon* havini .SSftUw. late JOHN F. A ul'Il.tlAhTIN, deoeased, will pleas# preaent them i.. .uyiuent, duly attested, nuto the nndoratgaod end iUom indebted to the same will pleaae make Immediate ,..,ro ut to R. LAOKLIBON, Qaal* Kxeoutor. TO (FSO.ULSIOBB Administrator’# Bate, rih) be sold on the Bret TUESDAY In March next, at A Brunswick, Olynn Co., Oa., about twenty-one thons* *iiu test sided and iquare Lumber, wall Masoned, suitable in, sawing, belonging to the estate of Wm. H Cabman, jr., ilmeseil. Term* made known on day or sale. janl-1—flffd AMANDA C. OAKMAN, Adtn'n. NOTICE. ^ ' tXCIIANUK BANK OK SAVANNAH-Books Tor 3kCfiT subscription to the above Bank will be re-open- e.l 141b In.t .at l‘i o'etuok, M., In the l/mg Room i>r the I Sell mg*, under the su|ierri*lon of the Commissioners. Mihser’liers will be required to pay in cash Twenty-Five cent ROBKIIT A. AI.LKN. KUWI.N parsons, jrnia-tm N.A.IIa'IHKK. NOTIOK-TO eitots M'MTSSiror VB8- U N1II. 'tullfr notice tbe Dredging Machine will ne tuiMtedon tbs Northern edge of the channel, ernse* i. g the •• Wr ck Hank/’ All vessels are hereby warned lo I««* lo the.4)11 thwart. J.STODDARD,Ch'mnO. P. Republic«n and New* copy. janlU NOTICE. I ll K ti: V nt.lDy and lorewarn all morchsnlsnnd other tm Mrs egsliist trading on credit with my children under I !••• ax "I twenlv-one yearn, as lam determined, unit, y stay dribtor dehla of the kind, uulesstheybe nine ti.led with my order. — , nil -tl It. ROD BIIS; Pennri. JIOTlCE.' All llmse having claims sgAlnat llm slcaiuer IbvA \VH AKA and owners, to the let lost., ioclu* *i»e, are r*q lesletl to hand,them In within thirty days Mm, this 'tie. and thoaa Indebted ate requested to make ,.,.. ; „|,i ,i.ji„»nt. aa the afTtlrs of the companv must be rln.rd janii H. M. LAFUTBAU. Agent. NOTICE. All those haring claims agnUjet the steamer eRMINOl.B and owner* are requested lo hand ii..-i„ii,.wSlhin 30days from thisilste,(Jan. lid,1856.) and are rt'questcd to mako prompt payment *« «, ell* r* •»! the company must be Anally closed, i 8. M.I.AFFiTKAU, Agent. vm SAYAyyAtt oeorgtan, sATtttt.February id, tm. i anb Rallr o -- .4D*>! Sooli*.. ‘ 7r ’... ! 1 ‘Sortlone £ ''• - • : *’■'< " ^urltoWsr ■ !> ; 1.• / CABIN FAa8AOI',w»!n. SiflW \ UUK.—T.i I,.., t-Rtur.lM,. U, 1IH, ,111 u’nlMk. P >I-Ui. .plan. Sffl. »**?TO*h‘P KHOXVl.l it®! Ckpl l.illtnw, «>.rp Hi 0 o'clock. THE aplandld steamship UOKDON. K. IUhiixx, Commander, will leave as above, mv. r.- rv.— * n Chwlealon In Unto to conneot with the Rail Hoad Unca going north and west. •or might or passage apply on the Charleston Steam- packet wharf, to J. P. BROOKS■ Agt. sfitiSSSClt ami will arrive Ii CABIN PA8SAQE TO SEW YOBS $25 oo. •emt-Weekly United Ititea Null trine. The new and splendid slde-whoel Btseuishlps : KNOXVILLE 1600tons Cant. C. D i.udlow. AUGUSTA 1600 tons Capt. Thomas Ltom. FUJRIDa MOO tons Capt. M.S. WooDHUM, L ADAM A.. MOO tone Capt. Q. R. Scnaaix. WILL LBAVB 8AVANNAU KVKHY WEDNESDAY AND SATUBDAY. These amps are amoos mu largest on the ooaat, uneur* passed In speed, eateiv or oomiori—making their pass igts In 50 to BO hour*, and are oommanded by skillful, oarefnl and polite oHIoera. Having elegant auto-room acouromo. dati ma, they oner a moat desirable conveyance to New Ytfrt Cabin ruiiM to New York $25 Steerage raaaage toNew York..* B PADKLFORD, FAY k CO. Savaanab. SAM’L L. MrTCHKLL. 18 Broadway, fehfl Naw York. FOE FALATKA, FIOEIDA, And Int.rmsdlat« Places, Inland. TO LEAVE EVERT FRIDAY, AT 10 A. K. - fc. Ilia new end light draught awamerTHO* sUEUBBCUAB a. dAlUHr. Capt. J. 1V. Uarkmau,will leave aa above every Fauuv. For freight or pas sage apply on board at the Charleston wharf, or to tebiX 8, M. LAFFITgAU, Agant. UNITED STATES HAIL LME. “ WK PAIaATKA. e. f., via Darim, Urmnoick, St. Maryi, JacJaonvillt —ck Oreek.ana i’icolata.—The new and alegant ateampanket BT. JOHNS. Capt James Free born,'will resume bar trips to Florida, and leava for the above ptaoee on Saturday moraing, July 7th, at 10 o’clock, and continue to leave every Saturday, at.the aame hour. Thie boat has large and airy slate room accommo dations, and taktu the Inland route. oOera peculiar in* ducemants to mvalldi and others For freight or passage, apply on board at tbe Florida Bteampaoket Wharf near the Ga* Worke. or to , JrW CLAUHORN 8t CUNN1NQUAM, FLORIDA FOBTB. FLUHIDA BlEAMMiiP COMPANY—U. . Mall Line—From New Orleans to Key 'West-Bteamahlpa FLORIDA undo. VAN* ^_^_DEHBILT—Theeo flue steamers will In fu ture make tlioir regular Homl-mouthly trips, leaving as follows: NewUtlcana..lUthruidStih Key W«Kt....lOtURnd!Mth 1’uoaaoola.... llthandUAth lainpa Uthand'JStli Apalachicola ,12th and 26 th Cedar Key a., ,12th and 26th St. Mark*....Mihaud27th 8*.. Marks.... 14thand28th Cedar Keys.. .14thand28th Apalachicola. 16thaud20th Tampa Hay... 16th and2Uth I’enaucola ....10thand80lh Arrive at Key Wcat 17Ui and list | New Orleans.. .17th and 1st Agenta in New Orleans, doc26—But K.'G. ROGERS k CO.. 72 Poydras *t. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. FOR PALATKA E. FLA. Vln Unrlcti, Urunawlck, St.Olarys, Kcmnn- tlliin* Jackionvillr, Phtolaln, nnrt Nltltlloburg, (lllnck Creek.) r* >>. Tbe favorite atsampa.-ket WBI.AKA, Capt. mOCSSSOBLm^- King, will leave for the above places every TUhSDAY ntt rntug, at It) o’clock. This boat has large aud airy state room scconunoda- lions, and taking tho inlaud passage, presents every in* ducemcnl to invalldiand others. For frolghl nr passage apply on board at (lie Florida Steam packet w han, near the Gas Works, or to jab CL AG HORN k CUNNINGHAM. AginU. FOR JOHNSTON’S LANSING. Ami liiiermvtUiUeiMacceoti Ute Buv’li lllver, TO LBAVK KVKHY TUK81)AY. Tho light draft steamer WM. I.EBBY, Capt A.G King, will leave as above, corn- menuiug ItitamiY.tneBth Inst. For freight or passsgo ap ply on board at the Charleston wharf.or to Jana 8. M. LAFFIfEAU, Agent. FOR FREIGHT.OR. CHARTER FOR _Ka8I>.RN Urt MJKlllhKN TOlU—The Hoe sebt ftlTA HAND. Capt. Toiry, well suited for carrying grain, cotton, or lumber of small dimension*. Will rc* coive frcUht or chniler ns abor,. Apply to jandl ROWLAND k SON. rilllK UN I’Ll JL partnership. t»r the l ihip. under the firm of sOOTK H r 'entered into oo- - -OOTK k JAUpON the transact Inn uf lha Wholesale Dry Goods busTneas- WILLIAM «. FOOTE. j.,ul THOMAS J. JAUIHJN. NOTICK. 1 HAV 1 his Day opened a GENERAL. SHIPPING AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, opposite Messrs. Hone k t/jnoery'a t'bip Chandlery Blare I have the offlee former ly occupied by 0. H. Duryee. Masters of vessels and Bt*. vsdores. wanting Beaman and Laborers, can be promptly supplied, by calling i n the undersigned. I bay® also en* gaged the servteea nf a competent Notary Public to assist roe. He can at save be found at my offlee to note Tor Vessels, anil to extend their Protests. All business en trusted lo me shall b« promptly executed. EDMUND WALSH. Agt. Ssvewnsh.Dec.l4lh.IB6d. _ deol9-6m tfoncB. ^ the merchants of Savannah are advised that the I^T Fpsitlab Vic# Consulate or this city will he opened Irom 10 o'clock in the morning till 4 o’clock in the after- nooQ,lnitead ol from 7 o'clock In the morn'ngtoB in tbe evening as heretofore. [deoflj J- J MARTIN. "CAUnOH. A BMAI.L BUCK THUNK stolen by a negro from a pstseoger to the Railroad, on tbe 27th oflast April, cootafae l two State Bonds or B600 each, made payable on the lace ot tho Bonds to John Barry, the numbers 210 and 211. signed by Ueo. W. Towns. Governor, last pay- ment ol interest on tho 4th or Nay, 1854. It la supposed that tbs thief, who could not .read, after rifling eajd Trunk, destroyed all the Papers. Thle notice la made preparatory to an application to tho Legislature for a renewal of said Bonds nov28*tf »rw.rS^SrtS?«Si«ittoi Ag FOR PROVIDENCE—A vessel uf tu« oapac j|2S*ity ol nhuut 660 b.tlus uulton, will take a cargo for (Uuauove port if applied for limnedtsloly. ;.Jsn3 **ROWLAND k SON, SiCW XUKIt-Demurs Line—Tho rrg- ,^_ular pseket bark I’ETtR DEMIL’ , Capt. N. lloey will nave luimudUte dispatch f»r the above port. For freight or pass >ge apply to Jan27 ROWLAND k BON. FOH SALE. jra/ A BCIlOONkiU, well built, coppered and cop- fij^per-fastended. o] 20 tons burthen, aud well found io ratis end rigging. C«n be bought at a bargain by ap ply l ngatlUlsofflc#u_ jan2&—tw T5 al consent Ur. went of the business i li WATTS, U this dar olssoivea oy mutu- •. A. H. Champion will nttjmd to the settls- lines* of the Arm. A. B^CHAIIPION, JAUR8G. WATTS. rasMSsriATWjSEs: will contlaus the wholesale and retail Grocery Business at ilhe old stand of CHAMPION * WATTS. No. 4 Bsmaid-st., “•"•r^SsiswBS!'* octal riTHEssudeni eSfaSJSSHL interest io the X Stove No. 4 Barnard slreet, to bis late co-partner do- sires to aUie to hie friends and the publlo generally, thst he will still be found at the old stand, and" request* his NOTICE. • 1TH08E indebted te the firm of CHAMPION fc WATTS J. will pisasecalt aad settle aoctfnnta, as all bills unpaid on the 1st day of Jannaij nut, will be placed Id tbe ■‘H..“°y [ ,. C1 uiir IO N FOll CllAUTUlt—A BARK now laying vc&fn tbe port of Havana. Toohsrter lor any Spanish Any person wlsbiug said bark must apply, ouo day us to tho Mailing ol the steamship Isabel, to port. previous to tho Hailinj JalD IKK CHEAPEST CASH STORE. NEW GOOD* FOR THE FALL TRADE. rpilK SUBSCRIBER has naw In atora the largest and best X assortment of Foreign ami Domestic Dry Good* ever oirered in Savannah*, which be will sell at unprecedented low prices.having recently made considerable addition lo lit* store, he is In hopea that Ills customers will not leave, as heretofore, fbr want ol room.' The ■tuck In l*«tr8 Comprises the following Goods! Canton Crape kliawle and Bcarfe, Caelimere Shawls. In new combinations of the roost brilliant colors: Thibet square and long Shawls; Wool Pt%|d Shawls. In every quslily; Cashmere aud Thibet Scarfs, liotli plain and Bg- ured; Broche, square and long <uawl*. very cheap! Gold “urdered Shawl* in aboleecolors. UHHI8 CIUODB. . Very rich colored Brocade and Black Silks, do I’lalds, do St r p«..doCh ! ngeaW*e. tmm 60 oenu per yard upwards) Plain Black Silk* In taletos, Gross de Khina. Mattlones and BIsholTa, from very low priced to the beat imported: Lin ing Silks lo Fiorenoe, Double Florence end Marselino, cheeper than u ualprloea. All Wool Plalda do Cash mere, raw silks do, plain and K ited cashmeres, In all qualities from 12cupwards, 16,* yards plain and printed delaines, from 12>4 cents to 76 cents, plain; all woolen delaines, satin striped naah* merea la black and colors, at very low prices; 8,000 yards all woolen printed delaines In dress patterns at 26ct* per yard. The above ts an auction lot and le well worth the attention of buyers French Merlnocs, in all shades at v*ry low prices . Plain black silk velvet for msutllla*; do cotton in every ■bade, silk finish; a choice lot ut. printed velvets in the most approved styles and choicest colors for ladles’ and children's dresses. Hosiery, Ladies’ and misses’ EogUsb an 1 German cotton hose, do silk and raw silk, at all prices; gents’ and boys’Eng lish aud German hair bote, from very low priced to the beat, Imported-gloves. ladies’ and gents’black, white and colored kid gloves, very cheap; do Berlin, gents’ and la- 0les’ Buckskin riding gloves, very cheap. Btilrta mid Drawers, Gentlemen's and Ladles' Lamb’s Wool shirts and draw ers. iu every auallty; boys' end misses’ mViinodo In every site. The above une’er ahtrts and drawers are much cheaper than the earns arliolee can be had alee where, Clotlumtd Uwselmeres. Tweode plaid, plain an Jmlxefl, for boys’wear, In great varietyj a large lotof lain and printed satinets, very cheap Tioga casalmere, something now, Kentuoky jeans in every shade end quality, white, red aud yellow flannels, extremely aheap, to which the attention of buyers is re quested. - KMBllOH'iCKIKS. A Urge lot of French and English embroldoriti, from suction. In literal, habits, colUrs and cnlTa, which will be sold at has tlian Naw York Prloss; ladles plain and em broidered linen cambric handkerohlefs, very cheap; 800 cambric bands from 12)4 cU upwards. Linen Goods. From my arrangemenU for the direct importation ol Irish Linens, I Em enabled to eell Sheetings, Pillowcase and Shirting Linens from the best manufactorers, much Cheaper than Southern merchants generally pay for similar goods In New York, vis : shirting Linens from 20 oents per yard, warranted all pure Ilium : Pillow Linen In all wldthe, Irish an1 Barnsly Table Linens, in greet variety, Bleached an Unbleached Doyllti, Napkins, Draper Crash Towels an JTowellur or every description. In tho above goods purchasers will find a decided ad vantage In examining mv stock before purchasing else where. Table Covers. •A lavs® lot of Worsted and Linen Talite Covets, very cheap, Embossed Wo.,ten do, do Blend and Plano Covers, In varloty. Yankee Notions, Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes. Tucking Combs, Toilet and fine Toothed Combs, do MalTaln Horn and India Rubber, do Rouud Combe, or children, Fancy Boxes,Trunks. Dolls, Heads. Ac , Crotohot Needles. Steel and Sliver Thimbles. Darning and Tidy Cotton, Embroidering do., Linen and Cotton Floss. - My stock ts so thoroughly fLIv.t up and so uniformly very cheap, that purchaser* of a large assortment in small and large quantities can be suited In a greater aunt- bar of articles, aud thereby effect a greater saving than In any other store in Saraunah M. D TREANOR. Congress street, oclS Next to Bull and opposite the Pulaski Houso. Jci Sale and to £ct. A pai iu aoentr.il and ptsaannt locality. Inquire at thin office. nova foh'bbht. m Tbat new,Granite trout. Rrlcs Building, next to the |{a corner of Broughton and Drayton kta, adjoining the “■AMarshall House, and ilia two stores. Tho hon*e con tains 10 rooms, with outbuildings, and will be rented sep arately or in connection with the stores. U Is well adapted fur a Family Boarding House. Apply to DAVID O'CONNOR, nnvlO Corner Broughton and Draytnn-sts. FOB BENT. T HAT store room and fixtures, under tbe new. Granite front, Hrick Ilnlldlng, occnpiod by Mr*. McNally, next west of the Marshall Home. Apply lo oct24 „ DAVID O’CONNOR, FOR RENT. m The Eastern tenement of brick building, corner ol Abecorn end Jones street. Apply to OC120 HOI.COMUK. JOHNSON k CO. TO RENT—A deelrebio two story brick dwelling --“'•ting four large and s’— — Apply atthleofflee. « TO REN containing four large and airy rooms. Rent $200 per year. Apply atthisofflee. octlt Winter Arranganent—(Ain Starting from JJroaa ured Heavy Alall Mil tlte Way ui Gonloiisviile* W HEN thoJtotoniao is dosed wltn ioatius route may be rellefon by passengers, to vuaure tne oonnec- lion going north or south. The road ta entirety cenid with a superior T rail ae Caras Uordinvville. During the winter the train will start from the old station, m Rich mond, on Broad-street.at7,S£ A. M..passUordouavmeat 11 A. 1L, and arrive in Staunton at 8.20 P. M. Dowu trslu leaves Staunton at 0.40 A. M., panaes Uordonsvuie at 11 A. It., and arrives in Richmond at 2.80 I*. M. Fare to UonloneviUe oo FOB BENT. —^ TWO Tenements on Uorlun block, fronting CnalUain MffjSquare, tho same being well Hnisbed, with Water, Gsh, ■■Stables, tio. Annual rent 8160 each. Possession giv en 1st November next. EDWARD G. WHJiON. Nr. 72Hrysn-sireet. **>p6 nearly opjhjhIi»> the State Hank. FOBBUE N ORTH half lot No. 24, Forsyth Ward. Price $860, EDWARD G. WI1MON. pB_ at Ward h Owen’s Law Office TO RENT—The Store under the liiiilf. at llie loot ut IVhilaker-strcgt. Enquire <>f l my» Si'KNoEK C'URREIX E FT)R RENT—One or two well finished Rooms, on Bay-street, suitable for offlees. Apply at the tieorgier n _ _ tf—feb27 >OH UMfoT. «. No. 1 Gordon Block, corner of tVhitaker and (’or ffdon-streets. Apply at this office, or to Edward G ■Wlieon, at Ward k Owens- Law Office. tf—aplO BY 00TAYU8 COHEH. ,THU PAV. at II o'clock In front of slot#, will he sold: 4 hall .(dpes I’lnati aitillonOo., Cognac dark Hrandy. 1 •• •• J k n Martell " - *' l •• •• A llrlllliun *' - “ 1 Gautier Freres ” 4 Hqusr. “ l’lDolCaslilluu Co. 8 •• •• Rastoaii *-* 'J 2 *• “' Uberlv . " “ 1 •• •• Carmllla Signs tie 2 •• •• Maglory * 2 •• •* JH Goddard " 1 2 , •* Brisquolt Tuchoe to. *• *1 I •• •• James Mona " 1 “ Gautier Freres " •( 1 — ‘- Kenau t l*t. 1 •• •• Tarneaud , _ Terms Sums under IDO osah; f.om $1W to $300,SC days; over $-100,4 months, for a^irove l enlersed notes fkbl« . "valuable at* Piop®riy. Will bo Mold before (he Don it house on the lit TUESDAY is March next, between the usual hours of sale: One eight nitre lot. situated in Liberty strait, bounded _n the North by Liberty street. ICaet ov tie Havannsh. Alban# Jc Guir Railroad Depot. South by Iamb of Wm P. Bowen end West by lot of James M. Wayne wd others. Also, lot No. 18, 60x68)4, immediately >pposlte the aforesaid property. Also, lot No. 1 on West bank of tbe Canal being about 221 feet fronton IheCtnal and about 360 feel back Also, loti 41 and 42, esch 55)4 feet front ly 180 feet in depth,DoiiUcg Weston West Broad street, i*d Fast 0*1 street not named. Also, lot No. 86.65)4 feet by 90 feet, frontbg nn street not named. febfi Administrator’s tfslo By virlns of an order from the Ordinary t»! Chatham county, will be sold, on tho Bret Tuesday oklarcli next, at thedoorofthoOourt*honie in Bavaunh, between the nsnal hours of sale, the following prepety. vli: . Twentv-slx aheres of the Planlers’ Bank (680 share) stock. Six State Bonds, (0 per cent.) each for two kindred and fifty dollars. — Six and eno quarter share* Milledgeville k Gordon Railroad stock. Twelva shares of August* k Wayoe-bun’ Railroad ■took. . Fifteen shares of the Milledgeville ManuCsdurlug 0,.’# •tock. 1 . Thirteen shares Central Railroad flt BankingCo’s stock. . Forty-one shares of the etook of ih- Bank flate of Oa Five shares of the stock or the Marino Bank Stock In the Savannah Mutual InsuencCo to the amount of one hundred and ninety dollar*, ($190 ) A Famly Scholarship In Oglethorpe rnlfersit- lo Georgia. Two batea of Dundee Bagging. Also, ou the same day. at the resldenceof the laloC. Hsrtrldge. deceased. The honsehetd anl kitchen fornl- ture, and books. 4c belonging to the elite ofC. Hart- ridge, urcoasru, Property ol Uut estate of C. Hsrtrldge, He of said coun ty, deoeased. Solu for the benefit of tbe heir* of esldleceased. Terms mode known on the day ol saK j J LILIAN HARTRIUK, lidm’rs- J.Dffl A. 8. HARTRIHQI r " BY WYLLY &MONXKLLIH. At I-r<Tftt. B.I., The Union Creek plantation in 8outb-*rollna, situated on tho Savannah River, about 14 ml* Irom the :!•», containing 926 aoroe, all of which, wit the exoaption o 60 acres, is first quality rice land, and 76 acres of whirh le now under bank la cultivation. Attoked to the pis fe tation la a goed straw thrasher, an o'rseer’s house, ne gro houses,out bouses,and Improvewnta appertaining to a plantation. Also the adjolning;act of land, railed Trug. containing 1,260 acres, more or m», about 604 acres of which Is pine land; the residue mslstv of uncleared river swamp land, oak and hickory for further particu lars apply atouroffioe. j oct23 IDry (Boobs anb Rotjjing. ☆ CLOTHlKr 13 M POlill M (oxx ii'Hin writ.nr tiib Rxpcsufv Rkahimi n*wx.)' (I. TRIE, Clothing; Hats and Caps, Shirts, COM-ARS, Gloves Hosiery, Caurs, Umbrellas, Cravats. Stocks, llanukorcliiors and F'ancy artlrlefe fur Gentlemen. FASHIONAIE AND MILITAR TAILtB. Ro* 14? BAY 8TRBT, IS AVAN Nil Superfine Cloths Casslmeres, and Vestings, will he made to measure. uofxcopUnn'hlcin stylu aud work manship, by thw best mechanics at vhnrtest notice. Administrator’s sale (In TUhSDAY. Match 4lli, will be sold In front ,r the Court Hooee. between Hie usual hours ..f sale: Trnst Ula nos 28 and 24. Jasper Ward, subjoct to a ground rent In the otynf$40 par annum, and wliarfUU no*. 21, 22and 28, llutehlsonbi Inland, opu<wl(e the Fx- for the beneflt of the lielre end cmfilme • I said estate Terms—One third cash, bah nee 6 ami 12 month*. Wr tag Interest rom day ot sale, secured by inorigs K e <>u the property; pnrebasers pay lug for titlasand im.rlgsgs [jq-j Administrator’s Rsle. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In llarcli next, before the Court llnu-e, between the legal hours or sale : All the real ami persutisl property or Jamea U Hines, deoeased, ronsisllngor one lenih fnlereHtin lfollcnu.nl Plantation, Hryan ouunly, conlaluing in all 3000 ace* mure or less, end the followItg named negroes : Daniel, 80 years; Patlence.27 years; Ellen, 22 years; Eugenis.« years, and Dick, ID years old; nno double hsrrcl Gun, and one RuMvyor’a Compass and instruments. JaniS JNl). I*. IIINKR. Adm’r. Trlvale Sale. A few bundles nf chmcs I’eaoli Trees, sssorleii, 60 In each bundle, with 6 varieties. Sold in qnsaHtlea to suit pur. clia-ers. jr—“* Valushle servant forsa’e. A family of negroes. Woman aged about 20 years, a first rate yieinslrese. with liar three children, girl 6. girl 4. boy 2, sound ami healthy. Titles unJoubted; toatlmo nlala as to bar qualifications from families in tills oily can be given. Pnrohaeers paylug for tit*—. Jan22 ' ASl'iutiimsi ml mntry »o|lclie.l.*q* Super fastiionabie JN lllnck, and Colored SoTFur Hale, and ^^meny olhor articles tuRiie lor an oulHt ™ during the holidays. For sals cure at the Star Clothing Emporium. dcc22 IVIIp. I'fllUK, 147 Bay st t) SHIRTS and COLLARS, nr is moat celebiated man- ufaclure, at the Star Clothing biorlum. 110*29 1 147 BAY SI. UMBRELLAS! UIBRELLAS!! qrtfev* >'UaT RhUVED. A large lot ol prutccisi. ho icquidln in this winy season Fusale cheap at Ihe SLir 11 .’liing Emp iriuiu. 117 I’r street, j.inl WM. D. PRICE. HATS! H*«ii HATS!!! IV - /v the train ol the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. Per sons wujleave Richmond at 7M A At., can take *nld- aage & Alexandria oara at Gordonsville U they saooae to dc ■. .and by that train will reach Alixandrla by U.40 P U., but this Company aat.oket them only tiuoroon*. viUe. roll—tt H. D. WHITCOMB. Snot. CO-PAHTNEHSHIP NOTICK 1 UAVK lhl*d*y associated ROBERT AUSTIN in co-part- nershlp with mo In the Auotipannd Commission Dual- —a. The bnalness will hereafter be conducted under the is mod sty to of SPKNCER CU R BELLA OO. SeemisJiehToet. 16,1666. SPENCER CURRKLL. •otin _ established an Agency L at RwvxvUle, rednesses, for tho transaction of a Gen- oralrovduoe and Commission PusImis, to be conducted by T. B. Ci. vHKE, under the natre and etyle of T. B. CLARKE k Co Orders for Western P^uoj.lbmikfuUy reoelved and promptly executed. T1SON k MACKAY. T. B. CliMUlE. Savanneh.OA., 10th Got.. 1666. ' .! > ? tla f ITHK riUdlNESS liitherto^onducted under the name of I A. MoALPIN k OO., will hereefter be conducted under d^ssiMha. J. W.MoALPiN. DONALD MoALPIN. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THx. SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD. Over which pussea the Great Hew fork ami New Orleans Mails. O N and after Sunday, February 3d, 1850. two daily trains betwssn Macon a#i Columbus, and one be. tween Macon aud Americus. Leave Macon at 2 A M and 8 P M; arrive at Columbus at 7.15 A M and 10.S0PM; leave Columbus at 4 16 A M aud 1 80 PM; arrive at Macon at 10.64 AM and 7.40 P M; leave Macon at 2 AM; arrive at Americus at 0.40 AM; leave Americus2.20P M; arrive at Macon at 7 40 PM; making a complete conneotlun between Montgomery, A’*., snu Augusta, Kingsville, Wilmington aud Charleston; aLo, with Central Railroad trains to Savannah, UnieUgeville and Eatonton, and with Macon and Western trrins to At lanta, Chattanooga, >ashvli',e aud Knoxville, Tenn. At Columbus with Glrdtil and Mobile Railroad to u fauls, Ala-; connecting dally at Americus with four- horse Post Coaches to Tall 1 haesue, AlDany, Tbomasville, B*inbriuge,kc., with tri-weekly dacka to Lumpkin Cnth- bert.&c.; at Fort Valley with Hacks to Perry, Haynes- viUe, Hawklufcvllle and Knoxville. Ua. Passengers for Am- erlcuskhd poluls bolow Fort Va ley should take the 12 16 PM train from Savannah, and the 6 P M train from Au gusta, to avoid detention at Macon; for other points on the South-Western or Muscogee Roads take either train from Savannah or Augusta. Passengers leaving Americus at 2 20 P M will reacn Columbus at 10.30 P M same night. Passengers Irom Columbus and the west lor Americus. South-Western Georgia or Florida, should take the 1.30 PM train at Columbus, sleep at Fort Valley, and reach -Americus at 6.40 A Mmxt moraing. First thus Steamships leave tiavannan for New Yorx on Wednesdays aud Satnrdays, and for Philadelphia on Wed nesdays. Passage, in the Cabin. $20; Steerage. $r. Fare irom Montgomery to Savannan »« 00 t» Columbus *' “ 10 00 11 ti Americas " 11 . 8 8$ GEO. vr. ADAM8, Bap’t. Macon, January 30th, 1860. LIBEBTY COUNTY LAND FOB SALE T HEuuuersIgned contemplating a removal. oUeis for tile his Plantation, situated immediately upon the hue of the Savannah, Albany k Gulf Railroad, and with in four miles ot the village of Waltbourvillo. The tract contains 1,400 acres, 76 of which aro under good fence, and recently been successfully cultivated, the remainder well timbered, affording good pasturage The faot tbat this place is so directly upon tho line of Railroad, and so-oon- tiguous to a village - proverbial for its aooial and eduea- tional facilities, renders oertalnly a desirable Investment. The ituprovemeuts upon the ptao* ere sush as are nin- ally found upon well settled farms. For further particu lars enquire upon tbe premises. <^r by letter. Walthourviue, Liberty co., Ua. G. McOOWAN. jan3 odlm LAND 'VABBANT8 WANTED. fJIHE highest go *ig rates will be paid for Land War- . rants, by SPENCER CURRKLL k OO. LAND AUKNCV. , '1 1 HE undersigned will, for flva dollars per lot, otamine X apy lands in tho oountles cf Appling,Wanye,Ware or Coffee, and report to tho owner ae to their present value, the prospeot for their becoming more valuable In future, and whether or not there U being any trespass committee thereon, invariably pledging hlmselt to give a tree tnd cor rect account, for which au remittances will be expected In advance. He will also sell and remit when requested, and os di rected, for seven per cent. He will also promptly attend to all professional business entrusted to his eare. VERNON 0. McLENDON. blO—tf AUor ney at law. Homesvllle, Ga, 1.4m., at the shortest notice and on the most that lie is •Oil Cloths, if easonabie terms. •MfifKT AND UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE, 14 0 Congress, •nd 5T Bt. Jnllsn ItreeM. rnilK undersigned would Uke this opportunity X L> express to hli friends and the public generally, hfe sincere thanks for their liberal' patronage and influence #hlch hea resulted in the extension n( his’ »to all «»i U of tho 8Ute. Also,Carolina, norida, Aliuama aod Veiwess##, thereby enabling him toexhlbilastoik unsur- ** 4 Faai 1 iTes^eTchants^'lfotel Keeper* and Steamboat English Drnggeta, [of various widthe) , ' Mosalo Hearth Ruga, Velvet and Chenille Rugs, Totted Engs, Plano and Table Covers, DoorMate levery variety,] Silver k Braes Stair Rods, N EW BACON—Sides and bhouhfore. landing and for sateby Jan3 OCTAVC8 tOHEN. ■VTEW HAMS.—10 tierce* received br steamer Keystone' 81*te and for sale by dec!6 HOLCOMBS. JOHNSON ft CO. M Jiifet lecture.!, a lew ca.wuextra Nne new fashion Moleskin, and tho newest i>»r* of Soft Hals. Now's the liino lo t-ip nil anew. Call on WM. O. PRICK, n«vl7 _ 147 Bay st. AlOUiiNiNU (3»i>5. * sLAL'K Laregei.iluuble width >| Black Tissue),, rnning O Silk. 8pani*!i Crap, Ch illis, turning Tissuus, Jaco nets amt Orgnudira, Ginghams id Gingham UusliL CallCK. Black Crape Collars and eaves, white Tarletan do, do t’o in sets, Black Crape ami live Veils, Ac. recently received and for sale at the lowestfices by apfl JtWITTk MORGAN SHELF Goto. A LARGE variety of Hosiery,(Ae*. Suspenders, Hut tons, Thread, Tapes, *o . in ifo. and for sale by seplB _ . WM. O. FOOTE. DBN88*8IL|. J UST oneni’<l 45 dresses ol verytad*oiue colored silks, al>o black gin pure lace, real dole, cloak cloths and trimmings to match, setts uf Malle colters and aleeves. Very rich, gents' kid glove, ilajni make. Ladies and misses Kogllsh coiton hose, ladies, U^csand boys laerino vests, black silk clastic belt-, Ac . {, for sale at the low. eat prices by DfiTT k MORGAN, c novl Rlbero's Puling, Congress street. DRY GOODS AT WIOLESAIj U OPPOSITE ST. ANDRW8' HALL, UP STAIRS) ’ T HE UNDERSIGNED would Invllheattention ofmer- chants to the examination or krge and well select ed stock ol Fall and Winter Gaol now being received and In store, which he oifor* to tlitrade on favorable terms septlB I WM. «. FOOTK. 1 SUNDRIES. J UST Received, 8 Casks currants. 3 caeca ’'runes, 10 boxes kaccaronl yrl Yeruiluella, 60 hexes, licit 4 boxes and quarter b.ixoi bunch and layer Rasins. 3: drams Figs, 3 frail soft shell Almonds, 6 b»xes Citron, 20 boxes Sweet Oil, in quarts and pints,400 haif and quarter boxes Sardines, also, Currant aud Apple Jelllet, Preserves, kc. For sale by DAVID O'CONNOR, decl4 Comer Broughton and Drayton-sts, CAl Royal Medalion, Royal Velvet. Mocet WlUon, Mooet Brussel*. Tapestry Brussels. Power Loom Brniiels, Tlires ply Ingrain, "wIimIv a.w irraoffi^ri®iri«.vr - Brocatellee. Lace and Mniiin Curtains Satin de Lames, OUt Oorntces, Satin and BUk ftomask, 1 ALIO. , , tw, Tul.t, of rMll«™.e«mW. Tflmmlofl ,nd D^a'on. OlflIM. .The inkaenbber will obligate hlmeelf to make tbe prices ..... p«f ,h, “ ”■ shortest an UphcUterw «f wknowtodwdj OHU'IUD MTAT1CI) MAIL. Prom Macon, Qai,toVelliih4Si»<.eiB. Rdiiroad to Ogldhorj*—Stage* <0 JlUtaa-a.iw liflgMB 5f innnoedun tneoth tnst., ruoalog three tiuiee a we«* Via. Newton, Bainbriiige, and Quincy, and three limes week vla.ThomaavilleJfoiioaiisviilo, kc. Passengers by this route will leave Macon at hall past f o’clock, A. M., by Railroad for Oglethorpe. Ihe aftgeo liavIngOglethorgeeither way at 11 o'clock, arriving atTal lihassee, at 10 o’clock on ne evening of the next dav—t'ma by either route 86 hour* Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, by Newton. Hainhrldge and Uulncy, to Tallahassee returning, leaves Tallahesmoa Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 10,1'. H. On Tuesdays, Thursday", and Saturdays, by the way Thuroasville—returaingsamorouteunMondays, Wednesday and Fridays, at 10, P. M. ^ Through from Oglsthorpe to Tallahassee by eitner root* In86 hoars—from Macon in 88—and rrom Sarannan in6$ ^Bv'this route Passenger, leaving Savannah oy a o'olooi Train of Cars, will arrive at Tallahassee in 60 hour*. It i. alsodeoldedly tbe best, cheapest and most expedition* rout, for travellers to Apalaohloole and Worn Florida. Farofrom Maeoo to Oglethorpe $1,76; from Oxfothon toTallaha»eee,$lt,00 L C Sxaw.AgentatOglethorpe, A A FuniB “ “ Tallahassee. „ g 80 WRIGHT. Proprietor ' BTfNDBraS. QUNDRIES— |j 300 bags Buck and Drop Shot; 100 kegs powder, Dupont’s; 6000 pounds bar lead; . 100boxes mould candles; 100 barrets butter,sugar and Sjda crackers; 60 do crushed sugar; 60 do clarified sugar, A B and C; 26 box#* raisins, new fruit; 60 halfaudqnartardo; '26 bags nuts, all kinds; 20 hali barrels Fulton market beef; . 60 kega No* 1 leaf lard, 10 barrels do; 100 demijohns, assorted; 10 ball barrels blackberry brandy; 100 rectus wrapping paper. For sale by deo\6 UUIaXaUBE, JOHNSON h CO. . CHOICE LIQUORS AND WINES. J UST Received, 10 half and quarter pipes oi Utard. Du- pay & Co, and A. Senette Brandies. 10 packages Ma deira, Port and Sherry Wines, 3 pipes Gin, ciiolaa brands in wood and glass, by DAVllS O’JON NOB. decl4 ipartmsnt is in 140 Congress and 67 Bt Jnltan at*. 1 A/1 SACKS Georgia Hour; 1UU 76bbls do do; 6 hlidt N. 0. Sug-ir; 6 bhds Clarifled auger; - . , , 50 bbl* John Ulbsou’sand BaHimoroRect. WIiDky; 60 boxes Eng. Dairy and Goshen Cheese, 10 firkins Goshsnsnd Western Butter; 20 kite nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel; 20 kits noe. 1 end 2 Salmon; 20 bbls noa. 1,2 and 3 Mackerel; 60 begs Rio Coffee: 10 bate Java and LagnayraCoffee; 20 )4and)« bbls Buckwheat. Just roorired and for sale by A. H. CHAMPION rSBBCSET HAOPSB’S BSAffiff. A LSO, tho American Almanac and Repository of Use. [V. ful Knowledge, Tot 1156. j . London Art Journal for January, 1810. Bonner’s Large Map of Georgia, on rollers, containing all alUe-Uons of new counties. - Bil tlmtn’a Journal of Science and Art, lor January. The American Journal or tbe Medical Science* for Jan. *Onr Cousin Veronica, or scenes aud adventures over the Blue Ridge, by Mist Wormlr Bens* and Sensibility, by Mies Austin. ■ Jan23 ‘ W. THORN EWIbU AMS. ~D A1B1NIm60 bunches ‘new bnueh* Raisins; 60 half XV do do do; lading and for sale by _ n*nl2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * 00. GENTS AND BOYS' B LACK Doeskin Casslmero; Fancy oulors do; Black and colored Cloths; Tweeds and Kentucky Jean*. Satlnettaand Faney Vestings. Merino Undershirts. Merino and cotton half ho»e An! Fur sale at the lowest price* by DsWIT A MORGAN. Rlbero’s Bulldl) Congress atreot. m.tjabey, taLob. HAS remuveu to Bull ntrei near Monument Square, where he would Oa hby to wait on hi 1 'lormer customers so l the codnnity generally. , He is prepared to nut andsake gentl<men’« garraeuts in the latest style. Gentlemen voting the city will Bait to their a-iren tage to i-atrunlse him, as at his eetsLliroent non« but the best workmen are employed , Uniform* for any part ol the Sut^ad* at short on tie#, and according to directions. Prices low. Terms Cash. | NEW GOODS’” .) IJ ST U 13 O 13 UM U. THE SUBSCRIBER, has now inore. aud i» >o«lvmg by each steamer frnmiw York, 1. llull and well selected stock of H.DV MADE .CLOTHING, and Uenilemen’srurnlshlng. Goods, to which he would call tbe attdon nf his friends and the public generally. Having procured tbe set vices of so berlenoe*'. Cutter he flitters nlmseir that he shall be ablo pleaae all who may favour him with their order*. Ills stock of PIECE GOODS Isfell andill selecleo. II. O. PRICK, oetlO 147 Bar-street. AGENTS ! AGENTS'.! AGENTS!-!! P EttSONS accustomed to procure subscribers for Buuka, Usgarinss, Ac., or get up club* for newspapers, are requested te send us their names aud address, and we wllllorward them, free of charge, a specimen number of • publication for wbioh they will find ready sale; and we will allow them a commission of 60 per cent, for their ser vices. J- BRADFORD k BROTHER, dtoll No. SConrttondst., Newtoix L ard. uumilNua, poi atoki • cuu- Fldli—26 bbl* prime new no. 1 Leaf Lard; 75 kega do do do do; 100 boxes Herrings; 60 bbls Carter Potatoes; 2 hhds Codfish, landing and for sale by jenl SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. O RANGES, Bam nae. 8haddock’a Limes, a full supply of cboloe frnlt of all kinds, just received from the We Indies and New York, and tor sal* by deo21 J- D. JE89E. S UNDH1HS—75 boxes mould Candles; bO do J W Sea- dell's do; 100 do do Soap: 100 do Colgate’s do: 75 box es ground Coffee;/J00sacks Rio do; 76 mate old Java do; 100 boxes Mustard; loo do Pepper; 100 do I<emon Syrup; 76-do Tomato Catlap; 26 beucuests green Tee; 60 do ao black do; 20 do do Oolong do; 76 boxes l’earl Starch; 100 do lobsccot various brands; received and for sale bv JanB McMAHUN k DOVLK. C IDER—"') bbls Rectified, received and fur sale by eo30 McMAUON a 001 lf fjoUlB. -r——- IUOSTGOMKRY’8 HOTEL JIU D1NINO ROOMS—(ON THE EUKOPEAFI.AN.j Mo. 16 and 17 tieekman, two doors tatf tfauan-tire-t, —" near the City Hall Par) ■eg The subscriber, thankful for pastsvors. would In- ■Sforoi Ills patrons and the traveling |bllc,tlmt he is now prepared to furnish Uret class loeng Ruoni*. with conveniences equal to any Hotel in the o’. Transient or permanent ’odgera accommn-lated by |e day, week or month, with it without board, mart! R. 0. MONTGOlRY. New York ATLANTA HOTH ATLANTA. GEORGIA. J. J. IIE8LEU, Pro/etor. l-itc of the Verandah Hotel,Ttw Orient*. —» Passengers per Evening Trsl will lied Sup --** 'afoi x ready on the arrival ol tbe Cars. july'i'J N O. 1 LEAP L./AUO—20 bl.l|o. 1 LearUrd; 5 1 kegs do <lu do do; just receivedid for sale by *nl9 SCRANTON, JIN STUN k CO. r S HISTORY OKNGLAND. Macaulei' „ Uieacccssiou of James I.. 1 Jngard’a History of England, 13 ff, Grote s History of Greece, 11 vols. ecelved by JonlO W. TlKNE Wild,'AMS F liOUtt, PLUUlt- 2” NEW BACON, LARD, &C., &.C. 150,000 “u-** q “ mr ' 150,OOo pounds8houJder» : superior quality 100,000 do Hams, do do, 60.000 do Brcastpieers, do do, 80,000 -do Fowls, do do, 20.000 do Becfrotinda, for boiling and chipping. ,K,$" tart,ta “"•j’.BSUSoFfba 385 Baltimore, and 24 Dlamund its. Janl4—tiUMarl 200 bbls Denmead Fl.-ur; ' 160 do Uskley do; Just received and for sale by Janl7 HQLCOMBE|dHN8QN A CO. SOAP, CANDLE8, MTAUH, dfC. 11W\ BOXES Smith and Buchan’eimlly Soap; 1UU 63 do Colgate’s Pale do; 100 <lo lb bar and no. 1 | do; fO do Beadell’s 6s and 8« Trow Candles; 25 no Uiggio'a 1 do; 100 do Oswego sod Beadell’rfssrl Starch; 25 bbls band made rlugar Cracks: 20 do Soda dt 60 boxes do dt Juit received and for sale by ) SCRANTON, pIKSTON k CO. jsn!9 corn-fatted, do. do. rOUTOUl AND bud, *UU I 100 do H.n-r 001 MdoBudwU fef urln.O oomtdi ooam. JUTiERIi CHEESE—25 firkins choice Butter, 76 boxea ^Cheeae, rotolved ca * OHMIlUfllkege choice eoleetsl —A Butter; ?• boxes do Wblledo Cbeee#; 60 de B UTTER. CHEESE, 40.-50 kegs_ ... boxes Cheese: 10quintals Codlh;,100 boxes Her. rings; landing and for saleby : dfc'45 HdlaiUBRJOlNSON k CO. lUrMcal. - . . UMUUEB’k Fever and Ague Cure TJViR the Prevention and Cure or Intermittent and Remit X tent Fevers, Fever aud Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, General Debility, Night Sweats, and all othur forme of disease which have a common origin In Ualarl* or Ml. asms. This is a NATURAL ANTiDi.TK. which wllleutlrely pro tect any resident or traveller even ip the mnrt sickly or swampy localities, Irom any Ague. «.r Bilious disease what ever.or any Injury from constantly Inhaling Malaria ot Miasma It will instantly cheek the Ague In persons win have suffered for any length ol time, Irom one flay to twenty yaars, so Uut they need never have axothkx chili, by con tinuing Re use according to dlracUone. The patient at onoe begins to recover appetite and strength, and contin ue* until a permanent and radical onro la effected. One or two bottles will answer for ordinary ca*(i: some _iay require more. Directions printed in German, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Prio* One Dollar, Liberal disoonnta made to the trade. JA8. A. RHODES, Providence, R. I. F.VIDEN SEOF SAFETY. Nnr York, June 11, 1866. 1 luv* mad* a chemical examination of "RhoDt’s Fx> van and Audi Cum,” or ''Antidoti to Malaria,” and have tested it lor Arsenic, Meieury,Qnlmue, and Strychnine, but have not found a particle of either in it, nor have I found any anbstanee In its composition that would prove injurious to the constitution. JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D..Chemist.” BYIDENCEOT MERIT. . Lxwtsxciui, Union Co., Pa.. May .1866. Ur.J.A. Rnooxa—Dear Sir: Tha box of medicine you ■ant me was duly raosived on tht Uth of April. 1 have aold about one halt of U, and ao lav the people who have used it are satisfied tbat it has oared them. It has cer tainly stopped the Ague In every one who has used it. and six of tha oaaea wore of long standing. My lister, who has had It Tor five oraix year* back, and never could get it stopped, except by Quinine, and that only as long aa she would take it, is now, I think, entirely ofired by your rem. remedy. 0. R. MoGINLY ” CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS. Take no more Arsenic, Tonics, Mercury, Quinine, Febri- ages, Strychnine, or AnU-Paridocs of any kind. The well mown Inefficiency of thcea noxious poisons proves them to both* offspring cither or false medical principles, or of mercenary qaacks. The only remedy In existence that U both sure and harmless, is ntAw RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CURE sepl H.fG* FARRELL’S ARABIAN UNIHENT W E DAILY HEAR ofthe most SNtonishing cures teiug effictedby that greatand popular medicine, the genuine II. U. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, and we can truly say, from our own knowledge, that no medicine ever diacovered ha* performed tbe sanio wonderful cures, that it has, both in man and beast, ami It is equally good for both, which makes it so truly valuable, it is there fore hailed by Ihe suffering as the greatest blosniug cf the I age. ami no one would ever allow himself to be without ' this sovereign balin, who had onto witnessed Its manic power over disease, and its wonderful potency in rollf.vipg pain, however savers, in a few minutes'lime. We ear- nvslly desire you to call uimn the agent, who will furniih you, free nr chsrre.asraall book eonta’nlng. besides vatu-. able information, a large list of certificate* Irom tunny or I the most respectable persons, of cures effected by this ; celebrated medicine. wl» ! eb surely are enough to couvmce the moat sceptical ol Ua transcendent virtues We notice several certificates of rheumatism cured after Hie patient had suffered every thing bu> death for five to twenty years. Also cases nr paralysis.nr Imt* of use ol the limbs, whore the flesh had withered, leaving nothing apparently but dried ►kin an-1 bone, presenting so horrid a spectacle Hint their FRIENDS LUDKF.D UPON THEM A FILM LED wlnlophy. siclans pronounced them BEYOND ANY HUMAN EFFORT *0 relieve. It is the moat efficacUm remedy known for bums, sprain*, wound*, brtilso*. chilblain*, nt-urslgls, toothache, bite* nfinsecls and replih-v. sore throat, sore or weak eyes, minors,'sun pain.etc., etc.; and in used with unbounded sneers* in most t.f the ailments of horses and cattle, such ae sweeuy. farcy, sprains, bruises, wounds, stiff nock sad joint*, lameness, swellings, galls or chafes, -ante eyes, partial blindness, etc. If used in tbe beginning «f fistula, poil-evil, ring-boo* and spavin, it will invaria bly slop their further progree*. Every family should keep this valuable medicine on hand, ready for any emsr- gency. f/wk out for Counterfeit*! The public ars cautloqpd against another counterfeit which ha* lately mad* ita appearance, called W.B. Far rell's Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of all the counterfeits, because his having Ihe name ofFarrell,many will buy H In good faith, without the knowledge tbat a counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps only discover their error pben the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects. The genuine article Is manufactured only by II. (». Far rell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist, 17 Main street, i’eoria, Illinois, to whom applications for Agencies muid be addreeed. Be sure yon get it with tbe loiter* H. tt. before Farrell’s, thus—H G. FARREU.’S— and his ilgnatursnn the wrapper, all others are conn ter felts. bold by TIIOS. M. TURNER k CO. 181 Bay-st, Savannah and by rexulerly siithoriied agents throughout the United States. ygy price 26 and 50 cents and $1 per bottle. AUEN1S WANTED in every town, village end hainfet in the Untied Slates. In which on* is nut already establish ed. Address II. G. Farrell as above, accompanied willi g-iod reference aa to character, responsibility, 4c. feb!2—lmdtftw DOOTORHOOFLAND’A CELEBRATED QEHHAN BITTERS. rairuu it Dr. I'. II. JACKSON, FhUed'a, Pa. W ii.Lelleotually cure Uvor complaint,dyspepsia, Jsuu- due, chronic or nervous debility, dlseaseiof the kl>*. My*, end all diseases arising from a disordered Liver r*r stomach; such as constipation, Inward plies, full ness or blood to the head, acidity ol the stomach raee, heartburn, disgust for food, fullness or weight Hie stomach, sour eructation, atnkin.- ir flutter ing a) the pil of the stomach, swimming of tbw head hur- ried and difficult breathing, fluttering at the heart, chok Ing or suffocating -emotion* when in a lylnx couture, dim ness of vision, dots or webbs before the eight, (ever and dnll pain in the hnad, deficiency of perspiration.ynllnwnest of the skin and eye*, pain In the aide, back, chrst, limbi 4c.. sudden flushes of heat, burning In the flesh, constant imagining* of evil, and great depression of spirits. The proprietor, in calling tho atteutlon ol the public lo this preparation, lues m with a feeling of the utmost con lidencH mils vir ues and adaptation to the diseases lor which it is recommonueda It Is no uew and untriod article, butooe that has stood the tost of a trn'years’ trial before the American people and its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar preparations extant. The testimony In Its favor given by Ihe most prominent and well known physicians ai|d individual* in all parts of tbe oountry is Immense, and s careful perusal of the Almanac, published annually by the proprie or. and loboiyid gratis of any of bis Agents, cannot but astlsly the most skeptical tbat this raic-dy is really deeming the great celebrity it ha* obtained, rnnclpal nAicand manufactory,96 Arch-st, 1'hila., Ua. Testimony from Georgle. Frn.n H KCoburn, Esq. editor of tbe "Courier.” Rome, 3a'—Rome, Aug - I.1H64.—Dr CM Jackson.—Dear Sir.— '•From my nan Hrsonal knowledge ol the intrlnmo merits of -Hoofland'a German Bitters,’ I have no hesitancy in re- commending them editorially for the beneflt of my rfhd- era ” Yours, respecttully, 3. E. Cosdkk They always give satisfaction,—Mumoe. Ga. July 20. 1864.—Dear Sir.—--The German Bitters sell fast and el> ways give satisfaction, Persons having bought it once. ' jy it again. Respectfully.yours, To Ur U M Jackson. Morrow 4 Krxnsdy. K n Ellington, Georgetown, Ga. Oct 24.1864, says 1 - 'On the receipt nf this, ship me a large supply of German Bit ters. They take like -HotCakes.’” J F Woodbury, Hamilton. Harris 00, Ga, Jan 6, 1865 says : "Al. who * ““ "* *" — have sold them. KNebhut 4 F.. . 1866, eay : "Tne Bitters have given satisfaction to all who haveused Idem.” • . The German IttlWre take the lead.—Eatonton,Ga, July 14.1863 — Dear Sir.—Your Uerrnan Bitters are taking tbe leedot allother mediolnee for ohronlo diseases, 4c, and are selling rapidly. I'leas* send ns another box immedi at 1y. or we shall be *.ut before It arrives.” Truly.yours, Ltkch 4 Davis Dr E I. Sirohscksr. Macon.Ge, Jan 1,1851, said: "J am happy to *»y that your Carman Bitters are gaining great reputation. ! think it will, In future, soil very rapidly.” These Bitter* are entirely vegetable, they invigorate and strengthen the system, saver prostrate it, and oan be need Tor Infants an well as adults. Price 76c. per bottle, era in evsry town and Fot aal* tn Savannah by IT. W. LINCOLN, A. A. SOL UMONH 4 CO., T. M. TURNER 4 CO., J. B MOORE 4 OO.. and J. H. CARTER k OO. aod4wtEUiv6-oo6 ZEHMAN'I ami-scorbutic tooth WASH, riMUH dsliciou* article combines so many maritorion X qualities, that it now baa become a standard favorite with the cltisecs of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Pittsburg, and other places. Dentist* and Physicians pre scribe it In their practio* most successfully, and from every source the most flattering laudations are awarded it. In- lamed, sore, or bleeding game are immediately cured by te ns*; IU action upon than is mild, soothing, and effec tive. U cleanses the teeth icthoroughly that they are made to rival pearl in whiteneu. and diffuses through the month such a delightful freshness, tbat the breath is ren dered exquisitely sweet, and it will in most instances af- ford roller to the most violent toothache. The following Certificate from Dr. Chilian, a Chemist of world-wide celebrity, who has submitted the artiel* to a chemical analysis, Is proof aoffleient to convince any of Usauperiorityi “ I have examined a bottle of ''.Zerman’e Antiscorbutic Tooth Wash,” and find it te be a vegetable preparation of an lnnooent character. 1 believe It will prove beneficial for the purpose it Is recommended.» p 1 JAMES. R. CHILTON, M.D.,Cheml*l Just received, and for sale by aovl7 W. W. LINCOLN, MonumentSqnare. BY BEU & PRESTOS. (HUCCBSSojl TO pilll.itllicKJk IIKI.I,.) ■fills Day. at ll o'clock, 'll frontal afore : Ilia usual ss«orlmoM 01 Greci rfes.|'iovlsi«iMs. J.lnunrs, I riN-kory ami Glass Ware, Dry Lo.nK new anil sru nd Iiind Fninllure, Clothing. Fancy Articles,(Tucks Welch, ee.Jewelry. Ac Term* otsb before delivery N. H —.HI articles purchased st siictlnn and not settled for bef »re Hie uext regular sale, will be Mdd on scrount an-l risk or former puiehaser. fehlA Goo-I took. Washer an-l Iioner at Private Sale. A first rsl-Ciiuk. good washer anti Irnner and good house H-rvant. ebonl 41 years of age. sold for no fault, sound and lienlthy Titles warrantee febll Good ran'ili/fffrtfeRt Piivate Sale. A fir 1 rsie. strung, itemfe, fa n.lly buggy horse, a go-sl i-iT-l»|cr, miI-1 for no rjull, as Hie own«r lisa no use for font. r-)fi rout of ih# court house of Chatham county half of |.«*t No. I, Firs! Tything. Reynolds Favanusli. ouruer of Bay and Abercorn sis., dll-y V(l fool; foe aim pie; togolhcr wllh tho Imnrove- •nunts thereon, ocnrisilng of a one story Brick Ware house and Counting Doom. He id tot. late| tbe properly tf Mew r*. liamillon nndlfnr. •feumci sn-l mid under iudenturo nf aralgnmrnl. n-rmsrssli Adininisirator’e Sal" ll) uri'i-nfaM order from tlieUonrtrt rdlnaryof Chet iiniii.om„i,. granted June Term. 1H-I. will bajwild on the first TUESDAY In March next, in front ol Hie L«nr* Utwifett in said county, betwem. tlia legal hours id s«U-: Lots No. (8) eight, (9) niaeand (101 ten, Lafayette war I, City oreUvauuaii. togelher with the Improreuients there- V. ?'« .' '? ,M l,, ° prnperty of tho FUtate rf Robert W. Pooler. Ute of said county, dtcean d, for the benefit of the heirs and eralilnr* ol said Kalato. J*"®? MARY J. POOLER, Adni'x. Invoice of assjrted Crockery at Private Sale. Just received per bark Kingston (Torn J.Iveriiool: 69 tfratesaesorted Crockery, consisting of a line assort meet of C. C. Edged, Dint’d, l’nluted, Granite, Flowing Blue. Albany and Paiotoii Warn, 1st quality. A good aa- sortment for retailers, put up expresrty for this market, F.ti sale low by the crate. | a nl'.i Unctions. BY 8PEX0ER OUBRELL A 00. ' ci.tn- . Valuabl# Negroes to Hire. r»,ii i ff^n g0 M ,c ‘l 0 . k ' wssherandironer; Maria, and her lev' witiftaur < Z 0 * ,n washer and Irone^Mla- .OCU.UlTM.te'S"^. '-Stuart'*” B Refined Clarifled fob? Canton Copper Mine Stuck a Private Safe. 2° share* Canton Mine Etock. Apply immediately. If nol sold before the first Tuesday In Feb’y, It will be sold at pnbllo sale in front of court house. jaB Houses and Lola at Private Ssle. Lots noa. *»d‘fLUrawford ward, near the new Rail road Depot, 60 by 100 feet. The improvements are 12 two story brick houses, nearly new. all In good condition, and under good reut. For terms and further particulars en quire at our counting room, dec22 Hard Coal at Private 8a!e. Now in store and for eale low in quantities to ault nut- chasers, Hard Coal for parlor use. Terms cash. [dsc7 Indian Pony at Private 8al*. * A very fine "Creek” Indian Saddle Pony. 8old for no fruit no26 - * a mile iu 3 ed. Fur sals luwrtf applied for aoon, AtPrivateSafe. A likely and well disposed negro girl, 14 ) ears of eg*, will be told low; If applied for soon. JaniM AI Private Sal*. A negro man about 85 years of age, good field hand one axemen, round and healthy. jsn22 Mur.* Pork eTPrivste 8ai»r 26 bbls best Western Reserved, New York city In*i«e- ioln.for ssle.toygjre. janfi ValuabloCity lajts for sale. Lot No 10 South Oglethorpe ward, situated on New st fronting new tt. R. Pvqxtt, 100 feet deep by 64 fret front. Also, lots No. 2 and 11 Curry Town, being near the eor- tier ol Liberty and WAt Broad sti. Each 00 feet front by BO.foet deep. All the above lota are fee simple, and will be told on liberal terms. Jaal&» At Private 8*le 0 A likely negro boy about 14 years of age. Alio, a likely negro woman about 25 year* old, a prime field hand. J13 Cotttrlte, » 3D ;o 0 01 IMPROVE/) HAVAS A PLAN LOTTERY. THE FAVORITE!!! FORT OAIHE8 ACADEMY LOTTERY. Jhvai-thohitv or tna Hiata nr otoKuia.j ** C/us* 12. To be drawn in the City nf Atlanta.On . on Monday, the 25th of February, 1860, when PrUes amounting to $30,000 will be distributed according to the following unsurpassable RCUEUB l Capital Price $10,000. 100 1MUZB3-20 APPROXIMATIONS. No Small Prizes! Prizes worth Having!! Tickets, 83«*llnlvee, $'4 30—Uuurter*, $1 MS, I’ti/i-H In jin. Lottery are paid thirty days after the draw lug, in Mils til specie paying Banks, without deduc tion, only mi presi-ntutluii uf the Ticket entitled to the I'rlxo. Hill* on all Nutrrnt Banks taken at par. All commuui- cation* strictly confidential. SAMUI L SWAN. Agent sn-l Manager, Allaula, Georgia. .1 H. MAItSTON. So!n Agent for Savannah. Office next dc-r to A. Hnnsiur.fei.tore. oom>r Bay and Bull streets S UM DU1KB.—50 bbls Old Fas ill bbl* Uonongahela do; 60 bbls d«H6 >dis aa* ou; «u 86 bbls XX do; 25 bbls X do; 60 bbls tonly: 76 bbls Gin; bObbli Rum; 100 bbls A B 4 U Sugar ;10C chests Tea, va rioui brands; 100 cases Wolfe's sdielim Schnapps; 100 dot Cordial*; 60 doi Brandy CnerristiRsoelved and for •*1* by oci7 MoMHON 4 DOYI.E. 4 HERRINGS—60 bbjno. 1,2 and 3 new salt by INNER AT 4 CO. A PPLES—10 bbl* Apples, receive! sale by Janifc Mol er iteameraod lor k OOTLK. s: -AL who have used your Bitter*, and all to whom i re sold them, speak highly or their virtues.” ; Nebhut 4 Hro. Social Circle, Walton co,Ga, Jan 10, OK. Will. It, MUHKIiUY’8 INtTUUlAlfe f/'lk the Ticstment nt all Chronla Diseases, is non - pen J? for tint leciqitnin nf patients. Rooms spaoiouh end w ell ventilated, and every thing necessary toreuui-rhli patient' t-.umiorlable. tiiianl $1 poriliom.or$16 per month. Jlfn uiii-recedcnlrd suoc-iss for Hiu past ten yeara In tho tieatm-ut or all clirouic disriua-s. such as dropsy, dyspep.. -is. imiliimi. hrouchiUs. Ill*, piles, liver disease, rheuma tism. *ypliilis. cancer*, wen*, prolapsus, end the various dlM-sse-Inci-fent Infamajes, should not oe overlooked by. the public in deciding upon his merita. All communion- Hon. inu*l hs port paid nn<l addressed to WM. R. MOSELEY, M. D. aus'J'J —> *.» l v Griffin. Georgia- NEW Loops; Jitat ltecelvcd pcs' Mrmncr Knoxvlllr, E lCIf SILK r.|RES. Barege i’opllnett <ln, L'.'au* Dol'aris Rohes, Tevlgne Cambric Kobe. Mous DuChlne do. Cbinit Brilliant". Fancy Silks, Printed French Cambrici.. Solid CAM do do. English, French andDome.tlr Prfqts. VurnttuT* Chlntx. Gold Embroidered Fcai fo. fllack 8Uk Mantilla*. Faney Cassimores. Black do, 4l*o. a Isrgo assortment of KMRROIDKRIGS, IHHHOXS, At . LrWITT 4 MORGAN. QAA b'ds Souii-l ‘Eastern Red eu-l Wh'.to ASXJXJ POTATOES just arrlvod by sehr Kn- • hsntrefe*. and for sate by RIGGS 4 tsKIl.TON. Rurkt'* Building. Bay l.. betseen Abercorn an-l iJncnlii -t* S I1I6UMY WINE-''Doiuecy”-6 »* cask* <>l this Superior Wine. ncvuUy n-cviveL for sale by lehb HULCGM Bbk JOHNSON At (l C ~ ANm.ES, soap, AC.—101 btix-ii Adamantine Can'll. *; 2U0do end half do Family. Pale end No.l Soap; 6<i do and half do I'esrl Starch, landing and for aale by derftt HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON A CO HSW Ksonw SIDES, SHOULDERS AND HAMS tie HuOaPrimu "New" H.icuo flues: 6(0 10 do lu do d-i rttroul-fer*; 10 casks choice <h- do Heins, (csnva«*ad) 10 do do O-i do, (plain) Landing and for *nl-. Ir. jenl _ A H iNTHN. JriHNHTON A CO. P LANTING rOT.lTUlKB-.2Uu iTkils I'Vni ' Lye Planting Potatoes; landing so l for rale by j*n!9 SCRANTON. JUHN8IUN 4 CO. P AVING STONB-KUty tone tc no?17 C HAMPAGNE CIDER—20 bols Chsmpsgt sale by nov27 ROWLAND 4 SON ROWLAND 4 SON ;no Cider lor 61 bbls "Stuart’s” B IU fined'Clarifled Hu..-, JSJI MotionrahelaWhisky, - 1 20 firkin*selectedGoslian Ratter. Northern half «t foil no. 86, CharifoiTWard, city of Sa. ranitsh. confining twenty flva and a half feet Dent on latnell st. and nluety and three-quartara feet In depth, subject to a ground rent or twenty-70-luOdollars nor an- E,. iqV; 1 ',!"' *ro'r»> cJSti« Family nr Negron at p'rlrate Sate. a.i.-r V«.i uf-ir 6 ,p *j*.?!'*' . Kn,,,, ll0 ’' llpr • nrt carriage driver, and hi* wife, aged -J. plain wok. waibar and iron- er, with tlioir two girl children, aged 4 and 7y#ers.— Warranted sound an-l healthy. f f a $o At PmateHa'"!' Unc ri-sewnod I’isnn. seven t-ctaro. Gilbert'! make, in gno.| order and for sale low. j t „2g At Private Sale. A kind and gentlu draught Horse. Warrante-P sound. At Private Sale. A lisndimne Pony, six yeara old, fourteen hands high. minutes, and trota it In four. Warrant- Jan2» Rnnawaps. fflOO REWARD ea . YOR “7 two Rant ways, or 25 tor elthtr of them IP delivered in any Jail, ao that 1 get them. BOSTON very black, pnnoh month, high forehead, a wide between hie upper front teeth, turns hie feet out in walking—6 feet 6 or 9 lnohta high. When manway tost year be said be camped on Jsmee’ Island, between Charleston and 8avannab. It la likely they may mo then again. Lest fall a man by the name of Joseph Dutton owned hie wife on Ogeohee River, on the South side. Ills name is UHAfJTY. Hie Post Offlee is M1U Ray. BuUoob County,Georgia. JACK, sometimes called JOHN, a large . .... may call himself by tl TON Is about 30 years old, JACK abontSl or22 yean old. My address la 4 Mile Branch, Barnwell, 8.0. augl7 WM. „ „ BROUGHT TO JAIL •jl On the Wtninet., ANDY or ANDREW, who was flSs found eecreted on board of steamsr St. Johns on her vTI paxsage from 8t. Marys to Savannah. He Is 6 feet «13»V Inohes high, about 23 years of age, very black, and says ha belongs to Duncan Bryant, or Wilmington, N.G.. end renaway from Florida, where he bee been engaged cuttibg rallroid Timber JaoW^ —><—— ^JdAAO i Dn4Y(m i Jallor. A LABOR-SAVING MACHINE. P EACH BRANDY—Four year* old, aud warranted nl the host uslity. For sa'.e at tlm corner of decl3 WHITAKER 4 BAY STREETS A LWAYS«n bo-id and for safe. Pig Hsms, Hawked Tongues. Bologuv Hiu**ge*,at A. HONAUD'S. Jan8 " 1*1(41) OKST " „ ry S’ BBLS Rum: 76 do Gin; 100 do WbisKy; 76 do Bran- • O dy; 60 J, casks do; 60 bbls X Whisky; 60 do XX do; 46 do XXX du; 10 half pipes 0 D ti Co, Rrsud; 6 do Ja- nuus do; ludu Giu; rocolvi-d and for sale by jsn20 UoMAHON 4 DOYLE. Tlie Excelsior Corn Sheller THE WONDFR OF THE TIMES. Patentud Feb. 27, 1855, By J. F. Smith, of Pemnylvania. T HIS roo-t admirable aud coirplet" Hand or Power Cornt-h Her ha* bean pionouucod by mimpetent eg- riciilturalfels and mechanics lo be Hie FASTEST AND MOST COMPLETE SMELLER 4 SEPERATER EVER INVENTED. Doing able lo shell SIXTY EARS OF CORN PER MINUTE. It can be worked by hand, with a small expenditure of muscle, and shell ami separate tho corn irom the cob per fectly dean and throw them in aepsrate piles. Thepi'acfi al working of Hi)* ninchine can now be seen at the Marshall Houvo. Tho right for tho exclusive privilege ot manufacturing and selling tlieso,machines in the States nf Georgia ami Alabama will be sold either l-y count le* or by tbe State. L'nll and nee how torn ran hs shelled.' Admission free. Iebl2 fit THE CONSTITUTIONALIST, A Political and Commercial Journal, I*UULISIIKD AT AUGUSTA, GKO. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY ADD WEEKLY. Daily, (G. Tri-Weekly, R. Weekly, ?». IN ADVANCE, 41IIS lung ertablished Paper has now probably os Large A a CirculHinu a* any in Gi-nrgla,an't alfordsan adui- • table medium for Advertising to thorn who de .irate bring their basin*-.;: to tin* attention of the people of the South era State*. It OflCCLUM TIHIOCOIIull rill I.YlilU'. STATE UF CEORUtA, ami very cxtonrivdy in South Carolina, Alabama. Missis- sippisnd Tsnnorsee. It al.M* h«s a rmmher cf .Subscriber* In the otlinr Mulhern SUt-s. Itsclrcalation Is constant ly increasing, in Politics it is Democratic, KfiiNF-rH I'.vuns will be linertud for one year nt $3 00 a line. Tiansii-nt Advertisements Inanrated at the rate of 60 qi.-qIs a s-,ii ire nf 12 lines, fur eaeli insertion. Andress .IAIIIE8 GAUONIdlf, Pro|ir>ctor. • t'll.tltl P.S I'FMRI.F. Agent. fehl'J CLARE1 AND CHAMPAGNE WINES. * 1> a* .^. lllitot, unc uf tlm oldest firm In t'lismpsgn*. J J# (l ean- ",) luring established a branch house in New York oily Hie prepared to receive nrdei* for their Glisiupsgni* IVlues. fStHndios. 4c. -Iec7—rtui* 87 eknitli William fit., and 13 Slone el. C * (ORNLii ill.hand pig I'-iuK. 4i— Just recelvea ) hall Itbis i ntn«»l Brt-f sn-l 1'ig i’nik; 2 hlnU Bacon Rli«u|.l«-r»Mn-l 8 .-mV* llsni-.s—l l«r sals by DAVID OCUNNKK. f«b-'l i.uriiei uf Rimgliton and Drey ion-si*. L VMlHMI. JiAI'KLuKL. An —.lust m-'irwi, 6 drums si- f Its C-llishi id bhi< No. laud No. 2 Mackerel ;6il» Herring*; 2'J iisskn.'i-uile an-l pint-. London Porter; 6 bids winter Lamp Oil; 69 Luxe* A-lsm*nGn« Ctn-lle*; 20 bites Tallow t'anules; 6'Jbexe*grniiud Cttlae tnd Mu*-. Urdi •.‘fit'll Yeast Powders; 2) do Sweet Oil; 25 dotvn Ml coma; 50 do 2 \ 8 hcupi.t I hIIs; 10 nesls ralDiod end cedar Tubs; 10U-lo('l"tli«* I.lnes and Scrub Hruihes; 6u gross Matches; V” l-.xes Huifilu*. ::oo half and quarter boxes Sardines; end 80 Imir cherts extra Blkck end Hy son less, ino-e * ml (u \ hii-I H pomi-1 packages, end lor safe by JiAVIll CROON NCR. fold! <-<*r Broughton 4 Drayton-sts. JdirNUiLBa Ordinary of Chatham AND ilTIOBSBV AT MW. i22 Office In tho Court House. T UUAUCO. SNUFF AiVlPJCS—76 boxes choice T«ibacco.dUTureu'. orinds; 6'i gro's Snuff-, '6 jars d«; 2-JU gross mimk ng Tobacco; 76 kegs No. 1 chewing iln; 76 boxu* 1'ipcs; received an-l lor sale oy febio McMahon a doyi.e. C AN maos, HTAItCIl rii a O At’—176 boxes Mon- t<>. Hydraulic and A-lsmantiuo Candles; 76 dn No.l Fusp; 76 (• Ptfh- do; 100 do PhIc ilni 100 Ksnillp rtn; 60 do No. 1 Starch; received sn-l for sale by febl'J MoMAlP’N 4 'DOYLE. TjlLAN TING PUf ATOJCB—100 tdi * planting I'u- JOHN S. NORRIS, ARCHITECT. H AVING resume-i the prei-tieaol his profesilon, «(• fere ills servlof-s to his Ii ii-nds sn-l the public at an Architect and .Kiipoiinlondnnl Designs for any |-*rt of li.e country supplied uni exe cuted in all the various branches of his profesilon, suob i Public Edifices, Storm, Dwellings. Monuments* 4c.— inrooghly Fire Proof store# designed and executed, office st present mi lUy l.mu, n-srofTlje Custom House Ja»4 _____ J7 JOHN 8. BOWEN, ENGINEER, AKUIllECl aNH SURVEYOR, (J rncruf Drayton k Ihyan st«„ jau3 (Abovu U. A. fo Uainar.) Ulucc; u-ceivu-i end t-r hmIo hy McMahon a doyi.e. B UTTJfin dt CI1KK8K—16 ilrk.ns choice Rutter; 25 bixr* cnChoDso; rucutvid per steamer end for - !MA‘ McMAIMK 4 DGYIK. sale by BLANK BOOKS., , , A FEW sots of uieuium Jouruals aud ledgers, yet on hand,‘or safe «t tlm lowent prloss, superior paper wmi binding, at the book store of jan4 Ms S. SIBLEY. 136Congress at. S YilUl* AND BUGAU—'76 bids choice Syrup; 15 lih-ls Sugar. Received and tor sale by leb 12 McMahon 4 duyi.b L A IIU, 'TO aUIUVU—JOO cans Prime Lord,'to sale br K. K. Sif AUKEIAURD, j*30—l adjoining W. P» Vangs, Bay at. NOTICE. HAVE removed my office to No. 176J1AY STRKCT^. oc31 00TAVU8 COHEN. CHRISTOPHER WHITE, SAVANNAH, OA.. WnotEMAU DXAI.RU IX FllHKttlX 4 DoMxvnc WINES AND LIQUORS, Cigars, Groceries, and Provinoiu. Bryan *nd Bt, Julian els., n«*r lHe Market. JsulO \J_ JOHN V, IMIOTII, CIVIL KNOINBEU AND SURVEYOR, Will situ give his attention to designs In Architecture Office lu the utore or John Williamson, Esq., janOl BAY STREET. tr JOB PRINT!N6. GEO. N. NICHOLS, 13 ULL'ST., OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSE* SAVANNAH, GJfiOUGlA. f*b3—ly "YyiflSTIflKN WHISKY—lOOhbla, to arrive, for sale by HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON 4 CO. I*. Sold by Druggists and Storekeep- id village in tho United States, ah hv W. W. UNOOLN, A. A. SOL M. TURNER B UTTER 4 CHEESE—10 Firkins choice Goshen Butter; 10 Boxes Pine Apple Cheese; and 10 Boxes Westchester Cheese. Juat arriveJ In steamer Florida, and for sale by octll J. D. JESSE. B utt Mi it and uhkehe- 25 kegs Choice Goshen Butter; 60 boxes Landing and for sale by SCRANTON. JOHNSTCN 4 OO 3 market—600 bbls, iu store ami for safe by fab6 HOLCOMBE. JOHNpON 4 CO. J UaT received per steamer, another lotof those fins French Pate, consisting of l’ate Defoie Gres, Pate De Ferdreanx. Pat* De Uecaese*. Pat* De Ortolans, Pat* Do Guillei, l'ate Be Prarrle Hen. Pate De Vein, 4c , 4c. Jang C ODFISH HKUIUNGS—2 bhdeCodfish; 100 boxes Herrings; Just reoslved and for sal# by Jenlli SCRANTON. JoHNATON 4 CO ii./Urf. RAISINS 4 ALMONDS—loo arums • Smyrna JJ Figs; 160 whole, boir and qparter boxes Raisins; 10 boll solt shell A Iroonds, landing and for sale hy deo25 UOLCOMBE, JOHNSON T ARD, SOAP, CANDLES, 40—25 bbl* Prime Leal Lard, I a 76kega do do do; 100 boxes Buncban’s 4 Smith’s Family Soap, 100 boxes Beadel'i. k lllggin’e Tallow Can dies; 76 boxes Adamantine do; 75 boxea Oewego 4 Col* jul v. a, , i.gate’s Pearl Starch; 60 doi Brooms; 60 dot Painted Buck* ^ ‘SfflTON" “HNaioy * CO. RI1KUNATIBM, RHEUM All C GOUT, DAN SCUTICA. I JKffi COM IW mm w mw» p ■rnr.iiw—ww . i>»ihh,ius greatest reme-ly of tbe age, now known, for Rheumatlea In any of it* form*. Pa. up In tin boxea of sixty powders each. Sold by B W Adams.or Eatonton, Putnam county Ga. All orders directed to him will be promptly attend# to, provided Ui* cosh accompanies tn* order. Price, $6 00 per box. tnyl—'IUep*P6B- B. W aiiams , l M*fa“!• *r rn.tto.OKMt. f.l»7SBiU4h. I Jail q: k N sad stor Wsgups. 4e., am via msi., an maye, neguns. «e., QK Small Kogllsh Cheshire cheews; 20 doi-m siumrted OO Erglfeb pickles and sauces, Lmdthg from sldp Kertch.and fay sal* by d«c2‘i CLAOHORN 4 CUNNINGHAM. •a (r f\ BBtJt. 11 D^unc2?>'and-wuft’ej'’ Fluur. IOIJ 160 half and quarter bbl. sacks Denmead Flour. 60 Barreto“1’xtra” Family Hour. * o*Si" “ 4to “ u b7 aowQstt.jotiNw* *c«. WILMOT’S JKWlil.RY STORE L is receiving b/every arrival a ig bf every arrival a wje*. iarse snu nen assortment of. CJ| Gold and SlKer Watches. D.amondPine, Ear and linger Rings, Mantlo aud other Clocks, Spoons, Forks, Tea Sitts, Casters, 4c.. of Sterling Silver. Jewelry in every variety. Ivory Table Cutlery, fine Pocket Knives and Sciisere. Rich China and Parian Vases, aud other article*. Fine Double Barrelled Gun*, manufactured to hla own order. Gunning Implements of all kinds. Plated Waiters. Casters, Tea Setts and Candlesticks, with a great variety of Fauoy Arilcle*. suitable lor wedding gilts, too numerous here to mention. ..... * An arrangement ha* been made by whleh tht goods manufactured and said by Ballly 4 Brolher. of Philadel phia, can be fornlslied his customers at the lowest poesl- Afndnds of Watches end Clocks repaired by the mote experienced workmen. Heir ornaments of every description executed on tbw premises by Mr. Nolllmler, in tL# roost superior manner, all of which will be furnlshid the city nr oountry custom er on the most reasonable term,*, and at prices ae low an at any other establishment ofthe kind in the State. jonSO * 8. WILMOT. No.1 Matkeiagnare. niWAMPKTAT. gag WOKK 11,d. lo order br Y. KOLTIttlBtt .t tb. .lot. of B. IVIImnl. • ■“M.Mws r Eittentlon ortb. poUlo I. rMPKlf»ll»-tort tod to. rich .nd br.utirul ...ortra.nt of p.ttcrna ,t tb. * Ih.iuMriorllf or .«rkm.nrtilp -cddpr.bllltj of IhfM I. will koc.yn (p tho—wb.i far tb. tort Bt. rein. IkTorrd him with lb,U ordu., wd b/ ccmp.r!»a «ith other work, wherever made, will be at onee pev- Mired. TheiiHortment embrace# everytblngtbatean he ^idtof hair. Also, Devise*. Dm acts and tottore Minn foHoc^sorbroae^ ±2- O AAA SSiSfSfc! W»! Landing and t ““ 1 *oLtOnOBS tCmfSlKOBAIf. DRY QOODSJT COST. , 1 u».tou...d.«..j{to^ > ^ira 3 « 5 i.f