Georgia Historic Newspapers

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S'l'ATIfi OF UKUUW1A.
C HATUAM COUNTV.—To all whom It may
ouuceru : Whereas, Andrew Hullldav. willtp-
piy at tho Court of Ordinary for Utter* of DDiufiwUm
•a tbe Estate of ArnunU L. Fox-
Theta aro, thoreforo. to clto and admonish all
whom U may concern, to bo and appear bolbro said
Court to make objection (ir any they uavo) on or be
fore the first Mouday In Juno next, otherwise sold
Letters wlU bo granted- ^ .
Witness, John M. Mlllen, tea. Ordinary Ibr Chat
ham County, till* twelfth day or November, 1866.
U^nov 12 JOHN M. MILLEN, 0 L C^C-
8TATK OP GEORGIA,
/CHATHAM COUNTV :-To nil whom It may
Vy couuorn: Whereas, Johu Wolbrock will apply
at tho court of Ordinary for Loiters PlsmUsory as
Administrator on tho estate or II Wolbrock :
These ore, therefore, to elto and admonish nil
whom ft may concern, to bo und appear bclbro »nld
Oourtto make objection (If any they have) on or
btibro tho first Monday la Juno uext, olhorwuo said
Letters will be granted.
Wituoss, Johu M. Mlllen, Esq., Ordinary lor Chat-
ha n county, this fourth day of December, 1866.
* - * JOHN M. MILLEN, oca
d**cJ
ai'ATbi up UUU..UIA,
C HATHAM COUNTYTo all whom it may
concern: Whereas, Johu Wolbrock will apply
at t.io Court or Ordinury lor Loiters of Dismusluu o.«
Ad utdbtor oh the Citato of Carl Hull's, doceaned:
Those nro, thorolbro, to cile and ndrauiiUh all
whom ft may eoucorn to be and appear bolbro aahi
Court to make objection (II any they havo) on or be-
(brs the first Mumlay lu Juno uoxt, othorwUe said
i La tent will bo granted.
Wituoss, John M. Mlllen, Esq., Ordinary far Chat-
h tin County, this fourth day of Decumber. 1866.
dec4 JOHN M. MILLEN, o o a
STATE OF GEORGIA,
CHATHAM COUNTY—To nil whom it may
\J couccrn : Whereas, George Jouos, will apply ai
tho Court of Ordinary lor Lcitcra of Dismission a*
Ad uiul.-ftrutor on the Estate of Jauo Oordou Clarke.
These ure, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom ft may couccru, to bo and appear before said
Court to make objection (irony they have) oa or be-
foru tho first llouday In Juno next; other rise said
letters will bo grunted.
(Witness. John M. Mlllen, Esq., Ordinary for
Chatham County, this tlftoouth day of November,
1835.
nor 24 JOHN if. MTI.LEN. o. o. c.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
C HATHAM COUNTY—To aU whom it may
juucwru: Whereas. Johu Muilery, will apply to the
court or Ordinary lor Letters DDniLoryas adminis
tration on the Estate of William Wrlgtft theso arc,
therefore, to elto und admonish all whom It may
coucern, to be and appear bclbro said Court, to
make objection (if any they have) on or bclbro the
first Monday In November next, olhwUo said Let
ters will be granted.
Witness, John Dlibo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham
Gounty, this o.ght day or April I860.
JOHN BILBO, o. c. C.
apr 8
C HATHAM SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will bo
.soid on t u fit'll f.iuiday la Juuo next, before
tbe Court lh>n.M>, bMwi-en iho legal hours of sate,
lot number twelve (l*-) New Franklin Ward, In the
City of Savannah, Miauled ou tho corner of Mo-t-
gonory street und ftnulo How, logether wilh the
throe-story bruik w.uvliuusosiiuated thereon.levied
on lu Miti-iy a cerudn ll fa. is-ning out oi Caath uu
Superior Court, in liieor oi John cfeudder vs. dur
ance 1*. Holds. Property p lintrd out lu said 11. fu.
BENJAMIN L. C(»l.E,
may3 Sheriff C.C.
ADJJIN ISTU ATOli T S"sTil7E7
G EORli 1A, wAYNE COUNTY.-Agreeably
to uu order grauted by tlio Court ol urdinury
of Wayuc Coun'y. will be sold bolbro tho Court
House door, in tho city of Br-iiMviuk, Glynn county,
on tho first fuesduy in June uext, buiweou tho law
t'ul hours or eiilo. .-even hundred uud fifty (J6u)
acres of land, lying m (ilyun county, belonging to
tho estate of Rebecca Manning, lute of Wayne coun
ty. deceased. Sold for tho benollt of tho laird uud
creditors of said deceased. Terms mado known ou
the day of sale.
This April tbo 15th, 185U.
JOHN D. HUMPH,
apr!7 Administrator.
Sutic£7
T WO months from date application will be
mado to tho Ordinary of Cnnihum County, for
leave to soli lot No 151. 9iU district, Baker, belong
ing to the bitato or Julian Marks.
JACOB WATSON,
may2 Administrator*
NOTICE.
QHERIFF Sale in Wayne County.—Will bo
O sold In front of tho Court Ilou.-o, in Waynosvillr,
Wayno County, on the first Tuesday in June next,
botweeu tho usual hours of title, the following pro
party, to wit: One lot of land in said comity, c mtum-
lag four hundred und ninety ucros, known .m lot No.
Ib5, in tho third district of said comity. Levy made
by a constable Ptul returned to mo.
WII.LLVM cPELL, S. W. C.
April 24,1860. wtimny2S
NOTICE.
O NE month after date application will be
made to Iho Bank oi tho State fa Georgia lor the
payment of a Twenty Dollar bill, tho loft half of
which has boon lost by mail.
ROBERT ft. HUTCHISON.
Pauldtiig County, April *.5. 1151. apr25
_______
A LL persons having claims against the late
jTjL firm of W. II. FAIUIELL <£ Co. are requested
to call, and recetvo their money, before tbo Ur.-t
day of Juuo ensuing, at which time a final disposi
tion will bo made between tho respective copart
ner*. GEO. \V. DAVIS,
npr2ft 8t Receiver.
AUTltE.
S IXTY DAYS alter date, application will be
m.tdo to tho Houurublo, the Court of Ordinary
or Chatham county, for leave to soli a uogro girl
alavo named Elizabeth, tho property of tho late
Chariot J. Zittrour, lor the benefit ol ihu heirs and
creditors of the said Courles J. Zittrour.
KATHARINE ZITTROUR, Adra'rx.
mar 24-tlj Eft. Cbas. J• Zittrour, dec'd.
ASSIGNMENT NOTICE.
TOHN M. WILLIAMS, having n&signed all
U bU pr-ipnrty, both real and pcr-oual, to udptet
his debts, ail persons having legal claims ngalu.it the
■said John M. Williams, wi.t ploaio hand them to the
uader-iguol w.tbuii delay, us ills quito de drub c
to ascertain thu extuit ot indebtedness, uud to per
fect a speedy settlement el' ihi usdgaed property
apr2S illKA.M RUBKttl'd, Assignee.
Exccumix fuvi'bujeu eaoE.
O N tho First Tuesday in June nest will be
sold brier-- the Court ltouso In Ware-boro, Ware
County, Ua., ny virtuo of an order from the ordina
ry of tilcbrn md county, Geo. Lot of land Nog 8vU,
821,3.5, 32»i, 327, 6U, OU, and 022, lu the twelfth,
(Utb) dl-trUt; Noi. 260 and 307, ninth (3th) dis
trict; and No. 4J9, in tho eighth (Sib) di-trlctof satd
Ware conuty; sol-l ai the property or Kobe F. Poo,
late of Richmond county, deco.uOJ, for the bc.ielllol
heirs an l creditors. E. l\ I’OE,
my 11 tds Excoutrlx.
ADJIISTRATOIi’S NOTICE.
A LL poiMom having d«.-in uid-i a/alu*t tlio eitate
of tlu lftoOhiir.es s. Arnold, deceased. are
hereby notW».l to pru-ent them, properly auc-lod,
within thu tune prescribed by law;and all thorn in
debted to sai l Oitutu, uro roq-ieslcd t> make Inane
dlate payment to KDWaRD I'ADELFORD.
mays Administrator.
BAILEY & CO.,
M anufacturers of Fine silver ware,
Obcstuut street, Philadelphia, lu order that
purchasers may bo curtain of the quality of Silver
Waro of our manufacture, our Sterling silver will be
stumped:
fteto, forh ^bberliscmehts.
From V. R. PALMER,
uanuut. Aftvwwtswa and xkwhvavwv auhxy,
Boaton, Now York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
jamkiTh. now
1 DEALEB AND IMPORTER OP
Wotclica, Jtwclnr, Sliver Wore* Fan
cy Gooda, 4w.,
so. 12, sooth So mn, nauuMoniu.
wopt8 ly
NELSON BWEEZEY,
DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE.
Corner As tor Place and 4th Avenuo,
ix clooi ntozunrr to to amor LoutAhv axd nts xiv
KUUJt HOW, NSW TURK.
mHfi moat extenalve variety and the largest
1 mock of UoaumentR, Tombu, HcadStonee, Ac.,
liiAmerlca, can be found at this establishment, from
plain to the moat elaborate and ornate in dealgu and
workmanship. In addition to tha stock always on
band, a great variety of drawings, appropriate aud
orlgiual may be fouud, from which work will be ex
ecuted promptly to ordor.
Orders faithfully executed, aud shipped to any
point available by water or steam.
Persons vLdtlug tho city of Now York on pleasure
or buslucsa aro roapoctihlly Invited to visit this es-
ubltehment. ocfo
WAREHOUSE,
140 Oonartst ami 67 St. JvUen Street*.
T HE UNDERSIGNED would take this oppor
tunity to express to his friends and tho public
generally, his sincere thanks for tkoir liboral patron-
ago and Latluonce, which has resulted in extension ol
bU trado to all parts of the State. Also, Carolina,
Florida, Alabama and Tennessee, thereby enabling
him to exhibit a stock unsurpassed in any Southern
cltr.
Families, Merchants, Hotel Hoopers, and Steam
boat Owners are particularly Invited to examine the
present stock, which Is now complete In all the
various departments, consisting In pvt of the follow*
tng goods, vis:
CARPBt DEPARTMENT.
Mosaic Hearth Rugs,
Volvet and Chonllle Rugs,
Tufted Rugs,
Plano aud tablo Covers,
Door Mats(every variety,)
Silver ta Brass Stair Rods,
Royal Modalloa,
Royal Velvet,
Mocot Wilton.
Mocol Bruasow,
Tapestry Brusaeld,
Power Loom Brussels,
Three ply Ingrain,
Two ply Ingrain,
Wool Hutch, Carpets Bindings, Ac.
CURTAIN AND UPHOLS’lERT DEPARTMENT.
Brocatellea, Lace and Muslin Curtains,
Satin de lAluea, CiltCornlces,
Satin and Bilk Damask, Gilt Pins and Bands,
Worsted and Cotton Damask. TnsneU, Loops and
Cords; Velvet aud Plush or various colors; Window
Shades, new style.
Also, every variety or Furniture Covering, Trim
mings and materials lor decorating.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
From two to Twouty-four foot wide, for Halls and
Rooms, cut to fit without a seam.
The subscriber wit! oblige himself to makotlie
'irlceson all description of goods as low as tho same
quality can bo purchased In any Northern city.
Si' Carpota cut to Rooms and goods sent to any
part of the city Tree of charge.
47* An experienced Upholster will attend to the
making and laying of Carpets and OU Cloths when
desired. Tho dncoraUvo and curtain department Is
n charge of an Upholster of acknowledged taste and
skill. W. H. UUION, Agent.
octl8 140 Congress and 67 St. Julien-sts.
DR. SANFORD’S INVIGORATOR,
I S a mild laxative, tonic and stimulant, and is
recommended to tho public, relying upon Its lu
trinsic worth lu tho euro olThu following complaints
All Billious Derangements, Sick Headache, Pyspep*
•>ia, Habitual Oastiveness, Chronic Dinrrhce, G>lic‘
Pain in tho Stomach and Bowclu, General lability*
Feroulo Weakness, Ac. For sale by Druggists gen !
orally, und by Johu. B Xfooro & Co, and IVtu. W*
Lincoln, Savnntmh. ly fob 12
LET US REASON TOGETliUlf.
HOLLO WAV'S PILLS—WHY AHK WB SICE?
I T has been the lot of the human race to be
weighed down by disease and eufloring. IlOIr
WAY’S PILLS are specially adapted to tho relief
of tho weak, tiie nervous the delicate, uud the iu-
firm, of all climes, ages, aoxea, aud conaiituliona.—
Professor Holloway personally BUjieriniemLs the
manufacture of hla medicines in tho United States,
and oirors them to a freo and enlightened poople, as
the best remedy tho world over saw for the removal
of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE FLOOD.
These famous 1111s are expressly combined to ope
rate on the stomach, tho liver, tho kldnoyn, the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting uuy do-
ruugoment In their functions, purity lug the blood,
the very fountain of life, and thus curing disease in
all Its forms.
DYSPEPdLl AND UVKR COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken these
Illls. it ha9 been proved in all parts of the world
that nothing has been fouud equal to thorn in cases
of disorders of the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach*
complaints generally. They soou give a healthy
one to those organs, however much deraugod, aud
when all other means havo fulled.
GENERAL DEBILITY—ILL HEALTH.
Many or the most despotic governments have
opened their custom houses to the lutroductlou ot
those Fills, that they may bocutoo the medlelno of
the masses. Learned colleges admit that this raedi-
ciue is tho best remedy ever known for itorfous of
delicate health, or whero the system has bueu im
paired, as Its luvigorntiug projiertlee never fldl to
afford relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female, young or old, should bo without this
cofobruled medlciue. It corrects and regulates tho
mouth ly courses at all periods, acting lu m&uy cases
like a charm. It is also tbo best and safest medicine
that cun be given to childrou of all ages, and for
uuy complaints, consequently no family should be
without IL
Holloway’s Pills are the best remedy known In
the world for the following diseases *. Asthma, Bow
el Complaints, Coughs, Gilds, Cheat Diseases, Costly-
ness, Dyspepsia, Venereal Affections, Marrhaa, De-
bUfty, Dropsy, Fevor and Ague, Fomale Complaints,
Hcaduchos, htono and Gravel, Luwuees of Spirits,
Indigestion, Influouza, Inflammation, Inward Weak'
uw>. Liver Complaint, Piles, and Wormsof all kinds.
Soul at tho manufactories or Professor Holloway,
80 Maiden Lano, New York, and 244 Strand, Lou-
don. aud by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines throughout tbo Unitod States, aud the
civilized world, iu boxes at 26 cents, 62k' cents, and
$1 each.
47* There Is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B.—Directions for tbo guidance of patlenta
ovory disorder are affixed to oacb Pot apl25
READ!—READ 11- READ III
That is, If you can see; and
fir you can't soo, you can Hml _
A\\ kinds of “ holps to soo,” at the WatcL
Jewelry Store or D. B. Nichols k Co., luCongross
street, uext door to tho corner of Whitaker, where
you can purchase Wutches, Jowolry, Sliver Ware,
and Fancy Goods, tu low as at any other store iu
tho country.
We have received per steamship Alabama a rro9h
lot ol those flue Steel Spoctaclos ; also, a supply or
I'ebblo and Perlscopic Lens, which wo are preparod
to fit la all kinds of framoB, at short notice. Our
Perlscopic Lens (so called from their peculiar shape)
have an advantage over all othors, as they have a
greater rango of focus, so that tho reader Is not
compelled to bold the book nr paper at a certain
distance from the eye. Call aud see.
. _ . D. B. NICHOLS & CO.
47* No ebargo for showing goods.
l l D. B. N. A CO.
Oul £>nj .a IW.VJ. UO IU..U-. al JIU-.il.-. II it .I.CUi
Co’s., who aro authorized to sell atuor retail prices.
oov 16 UAII.EY tc • O.
IfioW~wi$T"SToit«jT an u ^liiiiKT-uToN
MANUFACfORV.
141 sotrrn or mahkkt «icakk, iirtan sthkax
I would inform my old frlouds und |mtrons
ASM I have opoued the above store to conduct the
iwA itove, Tin ur.d Hhoet-Iron Businuis lu all its
^Wtiviirioiin forms, and wlmre will be found a gen
eral uirforiinnut of .-‘tovim, Tiu uiul .Sheet-Iron Ware,
which I will be ptoaised u* -bow, und at such prices
as will suii.siy uuy one wishing to puroimso.
All kinds or (tooling, (iutu-Yrt of Lead, Galvanized
Iron Work of every duscriptio*), Job Work and Re
pairing executed with di-putch, old .Stoves put up
und Pipes furnished «t .-hort notice.
Tin Wurc at wlioleiulc and retail. Gill down on
Bryan street, it will pay you lor your walk.
OClfi JOllN J. MAURICE, Agent.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
CARPET WAUE-IIOUSK,
140 Oi.vuii*-« avi# .»7 ir. jcUH.'-.siKi.Km.
rnriE Subscriber IniH received, uud will open
I ilili day, tbo largest and mo-ft extensive variety
oi WINDOW SHADES ever offered in UiU city, ll In
the Intention of the advertiier to keep constantly in
ntoru a largo .supply of all the various patterns mid
•ftylea mumiliirtored by the in'tinifauturura or tills
country und oi t- ranee, to which the attention of mer
chants and families in tbo city und country, is in
vited. They will be Bold ut wbole-ule uud retail, at
Matli'fiictory prices. W H. GUION, Agent.
Jan 8 ^
TOliUIJsDK liS. ^
T HE SUBSCRIBER iH prepared to execute
at Urn hliertc-t notice, and in tlio most work
manlike manner, all kind.s ot Metal Ibmllng, GntterK,
Cornice, or other work cniun eied with tbo rnanufac-
turiug or ropuirlng ol'Gippor, Galvtinlzud Iron, Zinc,
or Sheet Iron BuKine*'*.
HORACE MORSE,
oct! 3 lf.U Uronvlitini ut *
QPRINcTaND SUMilKU CliOTIII.NCL-Tlie
O mib.*cribcr would Invite the atieiitlon of all
lu want of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, to
hlfl stock which lias Ju*l been received, ut the Mar
Clothing KinjKnium, 117 Ray s-lrc t.
apr 15 WM. O. PRICK
Watch kh—w ATci i atciikh.
We ure rocuivintf the I minion Lever
Wule.he.s, of Hie ino-l colebruted iimkerti. Ill
(Gold and Silver eases. IL F. Coopcr'a Iju-
Bplox Watches, Wulchoti lor Timing lIorneM,
Ana Awls. ' ciirommielerri, which wo offer ut rounouu-
bin prlcc3, at our now atom iu uibhoua* Range.
•opus n. o. mchols a co.
MH EU 4i BMJK,
riDCCtSSOR-S TO SALOMON MAYER.
__ lyhoitMie dcalora In ImportoA Wine?.
■ MM Holland Ota, Seoleli end
MOM ini'll MTilsky. Jaranlc. nndSI. Croix Rom.
at^TOHrench and German Sforaach Bittom, Cor.
ulau, &c.
The autaerihers keep oonatamlj- on hand a Urxo
osaorimcnt or the ehove, and Jell them nt low price,
and reasonable term,. Inch 1—ly
pOTATOE3.—200 bbla. Seed Potatoes, 100
J. do Mercer and riienango do landlne and t
ode by _ lmr« _ HIINTKlt h OAMMFI.I.
..Nti PLLS IH.TBA.’ MLHKMk.
moo PiuzK»-lab,ooo:
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
Jasper County Academy
LOTTERY.
ur AOTUoamr or tub btatk op okorhia.
10,600 Number Only—One PrizTuT'Rghi Tir.kou.
CLA SS M,
1^° be Drawn May 15th. 1866, at Concert
~ Macon Georgia, under the awnrn nuper-
iiitcmlimco ol Col. G. M. Logan and J, A. Nndilt
r>q. ’
The Manager, liavlngannounced IiIr.Iotermination
to tnaku this tho most jvopular lottery In iho world
oil is for May 16th a ho homo that far mirpns*0H
a.:y scheme ever offered in the ucnala of ixitt**ri..K
I •«" >K TO YOUR INTEREST. Examine Sm CffpilaN
(•no Prize lo every Eight Tickets.
CAPITAL 412.000.
1 prize of.
From CJ. PIHRCH'N
anvxxraixa aukxut. munxmiM. »a.
Authorized Agent for tho Savannah Journal.
ina'AXi’ii'XNircomfort.
SPRING BED AND UATTRABS DEPOT.
800 ommiott tfnucxr, urroorra jo.hw' hotxl.
mHfi Bubooiibera would reapectftilly call the
1 attantloo of the Principal* of Boarding 8cboohi,
Boarding Houaea, Hotela, and the nubllo in general,
to the late and Important Improvement! they havo
made In the Rattan Frame*, Harnoaa Leather
"'“ged and Spiral Bprlnga.
beat Beds are a very durable article, coat little
je than Feather Beda. and are much more healthy.
In tact, thoso beda are a real luxury to the well or
Blok, nd altogether auch an article aa when onco
uaed would be deemed indlapoiuable In every fami
ly for comfort and boalth.
Pomona ftom any |iart of tho Unitod Statoa may
ho auppliod at the ahortoat notice, by Hnuding their
ordera, giving dimension* or Boifatoad, &c., ad-
dreaaeil to DOWELL tt BARRETT,
oct3—Cm . 200, Chou nut si., Phila.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE BUILDER,
8. K. Gokii.IBth & Hnmllton Bt'i.,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. -
PORTABLE SAW MILLENOINE8, on largo
X whccia, with a tongue, for a team to bo Ht-
tacbod to movo them about. Those ougluoahavo t^o
eyllndera, making from 10 to 80 liorso jwiwer. Also,
HOISTING or PILE DRIVING ENGINES,
(Torn 3 to 80 homo power.
Ordera are flllod in from 3 to 6 weeks Rom their
recolpt. Engine* always on hand for solo. These
engines havo boon In use seven yoara, and In overy
Inntauco have given general satisfaction. Description
Circulars will bo sent when applied for.
fab 0—Cm d&W
HERRING'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF
0APXI,
WITH HALL'S PATENT POWDER-PROOF LOCK.
Having received the
Prise Medal at tho
World’s Fair, are now
offered to tho public
as tho Prlxe Safe or
tho World. Tested
and approved as they
have boon every
where, their crowning victory was roaorvod to be
awarded by the Juries of tho World’sFtilr.
Tho proprietor placed One Thousand Dollars In
Gold in the one exhibited at tho World's Fair, Ixm*
don, and Invltod all the Pick-Locks In tho world to
opoutlioSafe, with or will tout tho keys, and take the
money as a roward for their Ingenuity ; although
oporAted upon by ffevoral skilled lu thonrt, no one
could Pick the Lock or opuu tlio Safe.
Tho undoulablo evidenco of the superiority of Uu*
Safes Manufactured by tho subscriber is known and
acknowledged by a discriminating public, who are
assured that all Safes made and sold by him, or his
authorized agents, (nouo genuine except they have
hU namo on a metal plate,) will bo found equal or
superior to any or the many which have passed
through theflroyordoftl, preserving tlio contacts un
injured, ns published and noticed by Iho pros* here
tofore In tho burning of the Tribune bulldiug, tho
great fires in Now York and Sag Harbor lu 1846, al
New Orleans in 1842, at Tallahassee lu 1843, at Prov
idence In 1846. at Auffalo aud Now York City In 1847,
at St, Louis, Albany, llattsburg and Detroit in 1818,
tho great fires nt Ht. Louis, al Milan, Ohio, and Iho
great burning at NewOrleaUB lu 1840, the groat Uro-
In California, at Chicago and fiyracuso lu I860, and
at tho St. Charlca Hotel, Now Orleans, In 1861, great
Bros In 1852 nt New York, Philadelphia, CUeraw, s.
C., Montreal, Canada. St. Louis nnd Ogdeinburg, uud
many others.
The metal portion of there Safes of the
stoutest nnd toughoat wrought bar and plate trou,
aud the spaco between the outer uud Inner surfaces
la tilled with n chemical preparation, which is the
most jHjrfect uon-conductnr of heat yet discovered,
and which conuot be efibeted or peuetrule by lire.—
TUI.* fact has beeu established beyond question by
tlio results of muuy experiment*, attested l.y per
sons of tho highest respectability, In every trial to
which tlio genuine Salamaudor Sofa lias beeu sub
jected, whether accidental lu burning buildings, or
by agreement for Ihe purpose of competition, its fire
proof properties have proved immeasurably superior
to thoso of any (so oalled) tiro-proof Safe ever manu
factured.
By an Improvement upon the original Salamander,
Introduced by tho present owner of tho patent-right,
tho Interior la rondored wholly impervious to damp,
and books, papers and jewelry might bo preserved
in one of his safes for a century withoul contracting
a blotnl3hfrom mould or milldew.
To guard against counterfeits every Sale Rom the
manufactory of the subscriber, and Hold by him or
hiB ugents, has a bras* plate In front, hearing his
name t each Is also furnishod with one of hi* Im
proved Thief Detecting Locks, which i* a good guar
antee agaiust robbery.
S. 0. HERRING N CO..
Nob. 136,137 mid 130 Watov-bt., N. V.
Agents lu Savannah, Mossra. BELL A 1’RKNTISS,
who keep constantly ou hand a full uud complete
assortment, which they will soil at Mauufacturera’
price*. H»q:t28
DUGAiT'EVIDENCE OF TllE VALUE AND FiKE-
ntoor QUAunn or
WIITDER’S SALAMANDER SAFES,
At Manufactured by Stearm <£ Martin, New York.
In tho firo of the 3d
lust., which conaiun-
ed tno brick building
occupied by Mr. Juo.
T. Tiiumus, opposite
tho Uaa Work*, lu this
city, wo* a cafe ol
, , tho above descriptions
containing Uiu books, papers, and money of Mr.
Thomas, and although the building was defrayed,
the said Safe sustained no injury whatever from tho
intense boat to which It had been exposed. On open
ing the Safe, the contents were found undisturbed,
and in the same ordor and condition as when placed
there, except a alight discoloration to the projecting
ends of a few papers, and the backs of one or two of
the hooka, caused by the steam generated In tho
Hafe, whllo at its greatest heat.
The Bate and contents, aa U came from the ruins,
may still bo aoen, in the possession or Mr. Thomas,
at tho Gau Works. A largo assortment of theso cele
brated Safes always on baud,and for aalo by
C. H. GAMPFIELD,
. , Agent for the Manufacturers,
July 86,1866. 171 Bay-at., Suvanuah, Ua.
I take pleasure In corroborating the foregoing state
ment, and in addition would add, that the books are
now In use. j. t. THOMAS.
. , .... Wood Y * rd » Ferry Wharf.
July 26th, 1866. oct8-tr
ESTABLISH MENT,
73 YOU STREET, NEAR TOE COURT HOUSE,
_ SAVANNAH. UA.,
Established In 183$),
T HE Subscriber grateful to his friends and
patron* for ibolr coutiuual favors, would state
iuui In addition to the improvements in DYING, ao
qulrod by him during his last visit to England and
Scotland, bos mado arrangements for extending bis
business, by which ho is now enabled to dye a
greater varioty of colors on silk and woolen drosses,
shawls, Ac., which ho trusts wlU generally please
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Gentlemen’s gnrtnont* dyed, cleaned or renovated
as may bo required, lu the sumo superior stylo which
has generally so much pleased his patrons and
Table Covers, and Ladies’ Crapo Shawls. Ac.,
cleaned and finished in tho first style.
Utiles’ Bonnets dyed, bleach off and pressed lu
tho most fashionable stylos.
Orders from the oouutry promptly attended to.
Terms moderate.
When parcels are sent by ateamlwata or railroad,
word should bo sent him by loiter through thn post
office, so that ho may know where to call for them,
meb 10 ALEXANDER GALUHVAV.
fiinfeitD;
Mtl Fltillifl Ut*’ UtlAilUEiii,
mWO Ul’LtiNDlD PARLOR ENURANINQS
X— oiitltlml “ ftulticn Abbey lu thu Olden Times,”
a rtplomlid stool oiigruvhiKt from tho colobruted
painting by Lundseor; aud tuo “Doimrturo of the Is
raelites feoin Egypt,” a largo and beautiful ongrav-
lug from a puluuiig by D. Roberta. Tho retail price
ortho above ongraviiigs I* $3 pur copy, but will bo
aout/mofcAome, a* follows:—
The subscribers have established a Book Agoucy
(n Philadelphia, and will furnish any hook or pub
lication at tho rotall prlco iroo of postago. Any por
sops by forwarding tuo subscription price or any or
tho S3 Magazine*, such os Harpor’a. Godoy’s, Put
nam’s, Graham's Frank Losllo’s Fashions, Ac., will
rocolve tho Mngazlnos for ono year, and a copy of
either or tho auovo beautiful engravings, free of
chargo, or U‘subscribing to a 82 aud ft 81 Magazmo,
such as Peterson’*, and Challuu’a l-adles’ ClirUtlan
Auuual, they will recolvo both maguzimwuml a copy
or either ot tho above ongraving*.
Every doscrlptton of Engraving on Wood executed
with noatuoss aim dispatch. View* of Building*,
Nowspapor Heading*, View* of Machinery, Book
Illustration, Lodge Certificates, Unsluuss Cards, Ac*
AU ordor* turnt by twill promptly attended to. Por
sous wishing view* oflholr hulltHiig* engraved, cau
soud a daguurreotypo or sketch of tho building by
mail or expros*.
Porsous nt a distance buying saleable articles
would Audit to tlio:r advnntago to address tlio sub
scribers, as wo would act as ageul* for tlio safe of
tbo saute. BYRAM A PIERCE,
60 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
J. B. Byram. (npr!7) T. May 1*ikrck.
j.
oflAWHECARUS MJ,'s'E V ”!nipr on
Of Broughton and Barnard .Street*. Sayan-
a.
Proposals for Huf Ions and Fuel for
Llgltt*Vuiivl«, *
collkctoIpT office,
SC PKHIXTENOXNr OF LtOHTfl.
Suvanuah, loth Muy, 1860.
S EALED proposals will bo received at this
office until 12 o’clock, M., ou tho 1st Uuy of
July next,-I860, for furnishing aud delivering Ra
tions aud Fuel ou hoard tho Light-vesaol* lu this
Collection district, viz.; at Martin’s Industry and
Tybeo Island Kuoll, for one year from the first duy
or July 1653, to the 30th June, UB7, luciuslvo. Tho
ration* to he or good and approved quality, to ho
dellvorod In good und sufficient package*, barrel*,
boxes aud case*, and iu good order, ou board tho
abovo named light-vessels, Ht lou.it onco a quarter,
free of expense to the Unitod Ftalo*, and agreeably
to tho annoxod table ortho weekly ration, viz.; _
«S2S|Sg|
j;: ,g u < \ ■
S
do do
tin do
do do
do do
do do
do do.
....812,000
.... 6.000
.... :;,ooo
.... 2,000
.... 1,000
.... :.O0
T20 do do .ir.
500 do do 7
500 do do . ' 8
120(1 prlnes amounting to. iiuTooo
Tickets, 88>llftIvo*, $4—Quarter* 82
rm/.Es 1-aVabi.e without iikdultion.
I'orion. MOilln. monoy by mnll I not r.-nr
l a IiuIiir loti. Ordor. pumitunlly Klliiinlod In—
r t r lcUy <™>U'l<mliil. Honk tiotoo
of wound Banks taken tit pur.
,®9- ’nmao wishing (NirUoular iiumlmrH vhouhl
order immediately.
Address
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager. Macon Ga
OEO. A. McOLESKEY, Ageul, ’
Bull Htreel.JM cor.nrom Bay,
LONS OF Tli’ICRTS OF CLASS L.
By tho lute accident on the Seaboard nnd Roan,
oko 1 fall road, tlm Tlekota of Class L. for April 16th,
a ilmir li'unsit Irotn Baltimore, In charge or Adams’
Express Company, went destroyed by firo, conse
quently thorn will not he any Drawing or that Class.
Very BespactfuUy, j. f. WINTER,
In * r ®® Manager,
, ....... na>au-
nnh Ha., WbohMUo nnd retail Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines ajul Chemicals, Dyo Wootlnluid
Dye Mull*, French, English, und American IVifmn-
ory, Flno Toilet und .Shaving Soa]>3, Combs nnd
Brashes of ovory description, Surgical and Denial
lustrumonta. Irusses and Supjxirtcr* of nil kinds,
Spices, Snuff*, Manufactured Tobacco, All tho Patent
or Proprietary Modiciup* of tho day, Superior Ink*.
Puro >\ luoH nnd Brandies for Modfeinai puriiose*,
Extract* lor Flavoring, Tollot and Fnuov Arllclo*, Ac!
*»•, R-T-Espoclal ottentlou given to the
preparation of Physicians’ Prescriptions mid Family
S? P*«* 1 bh . , P- Family ond Travelling Medicine Cases,
y> ati plain Directions for nan, Including Directions for
treatment In cases of jiolsonlng, Drowning. Ao.
fpjjy ’
AND HOPE.—tid haliiM heavy Uuiiny
Ufo|b.20bolt* heavy Duudeo (for Pea 1*|.
aaua,) 60 boU» medium do-14 Inches, aoo colls Ky
Rope, 000 lb* Bagging Twine, lu store nnd formal
JMJTlJ WBBBTBIt 4PALMEH*
F UKHH Balmou, Lobfiler* arid 8ardinw, for
_ sale by Jnn 2 A BOX A CD.
INDIAN* STREET i-'OliXimY.'
D. A. WILLIAM ROSE,
mo.v smi muss vounmrw, Mii.i.vnmauri. asp ocm-hai.
MAciuxnrm, havamnah, oa..
Are prepared to make vonirucM with rail-
.roads aud tilhura, to furnish thorn with Iron
fond Brass Gutting* of every description; mid
- also lo build Stationary Engines, llorlwiuhti
and Vortical Sugar i.JIU, with two or three roller.*,
Sugar Pun*, Ac., Steam Paw Mill*, Roll Hangs, and
iiiimhluery apporlulnlng to the same. SteamlHiat
Work, tuid all kinds of General Jobbing attended to
with punctuality und dispatch. They trust by ut-
tenlion to tiusluesH, mu! doing justice to all work
entrusted to their care to merit a share of public
patronage.
*!♦ II-t^'AKo Cooks, Oil Cups, Whistle*, Steam uu.i
Water Locks, and a varioty of finished lirusH wmk.
requi* te lor machlucry, always 011 bund m reosuim!
bio prices.
47" Saab Weighty Cast Iron Mine* for uiutors el
various mtteruB ami sixes, Htuorthoru prices, tipiH>-
site tho Charleston Steamboat Wharf. loblo
FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS,
MACOR, OWKOU.
JEl T, *o subsoriiier, from long experience iu
MMSLSPW • P! p J ? l w C ft * 1 •” fttwWi Pleatii
»?“«. 0rculrtr [ Hlngle, and Gang
JSrJ*™ JSS 1 Mtwblttery, Grist ami Merchant
Mllfa, Pugar Mills, Gin Gearing, and Castings in gen
eral. The Haw Frames, whether lb r upright or clr-
ouhr, Win bo of Iron .lion m,oln«t. AU ol' wliloh,
with Ma many imiirovoroonu, 1. wnrrantoil uibo
f jOil to lbo best nuulo at any otbor wiulillalmiont.
Ilia work. MO on a acalo aa oitonnlvoaa |bn largoat
i“ Norlh . -'ij, bo la nro|»rod in flu ordora wiUi
promptne** mut dlipmcli,
•Of 7 (ROBERT FINDLAY
:
patent
HICGIKTIIV OF VOTEBS FOR 1S50.
t0l>|in<),| I SH.Klft
El
JO mpimi
3-m.l
^®an<
aU
.EMI
Each prapusai inii.-l state itfaiiliclly ihe price for
which the entire ration will be funii.-hcd on board
each light-vessel respectively.
Tho proposals for supplying fuel, both coal aud
wood, must state di*tmct«y tin- price per ton and
cord, and the kind and quality of each, lo be deliver
ed ou board of eneh |lglit-ve*.si-l respectively.
Ono bidder may olfer for till the rations aud fuel
required for all the light vessel* iu this dtelrict, or
for one or more of the vessels separately, at lu* own
option. Thu kind and quantity of fuel will bo deter
mined upon, mid ino contractor Informed accord
ingly. In advance of Ihe time for making tho quar
terly deliveries of rations on board of tho respective
light-vessels.
Each bidder l* required to attach to bis bid or
bids 11 written guarantee, signed by himself mid a
responsible surety, that, In the event iff the coutract
being awarded to him, bo will faithfully execute it
m conformity to the terms of this advertisement.
The contractor will be required to enter Into bond
with approved security for thu lititiilul execution of
Ihe coutract; and tie bid will bo accepted or coutract
entered lute, until approved by tiieUght Home
Board.
Tlic contractor will be required te keep ut least,
lu the aggregate, one month’s rations tor the entire
crew of tuo light-vossel contracted for, on board ut
all times; aud any expoiim- Incurred ou account of
failure to deliver ration* or fuel In time, will bo
chargeable to the contractor.
No member of Congress, liglnkeeper. superinten
dent or inspector of lights, nor any person connect
ed with thu Light.I10U1C establishment, will be al
lowed lo cent vnet lor or deliver rations fertile crew,
or fuel of a light-w-sd, nor to be Inlure.-ted in such
contract.
No contractor, superintendent, or inspector will
bo allowed to change Ihe parts ol the ration, nor the
times that may bodetorwiuoUiipou for thn delivery,
without authority of the Board.
All the articles conritituting the ration fur thu crew
of fight-vessels will be examined, aud their quality
uppruvod by thosuperluteuueui, or tho inspector of
tUu district, or by such other person us tnuy be as
signed te perform that duty ;uud uo bills will be
K id for rations aud fuel wuich ure not uccompauied
receipts duly signed by the rcspuctivo light-ves
sel keepers for the different articles constituting the
ratious fur the crew for each quarter, and uunurute
receipts for tho kind uud quantity of fuel delivered
uu board of each light-vessel.
No bid which is uut properly soaled and endorsed
will be considered, aud Uo old* wi.l be received or
allowed 10 bo withdrawn after tho expirutlou ot the
tlmo specified in tho advertisutnout for receiving
them.
Bids submilted by different members of thu same
firm or co-partucrabtp will uwt Uo considered.
All bids will bo publicly opeuod aud registered at
tho time specified in tlio advertisement.
The right te reject all bids If Urn Interest of tUe
public service require it, is reserved
By order of tho Light house Board :
JOHN BOSTON, Bupr-rlutendcut Lights,
my 11 ______
AUfKUItA UUEO. WASHINGTON I
T HE OLD BRASS GUN nlludcU to iu iu the
letter from the Cbutiium Artillery of Savannah,
was cast lu Englaud, iu 1770, wua scut to this country
us u part of the artillery of Lord CormvuUis, Commuu-
dor of tho British force* at tho time of tlio Revolution.
This Gun was surrendered ulthe capitulation o
Yorktowu to General Washington, and by 1dm pre
sented to tho Chatham Artillery of Havauuah.
Tho old Brass mx 1'ouuffer still wears the Crown,
but 1* covorod by tho “ Stars aud Stripe*,” aud bears
tlio marks of cauuon balls, swords and Bayonet.
Sho was darkened by being sent to this country in
her infancy: iu hor old ago sho bus boon restored
back to hor beauty by America,
UitlZA SATTVAj
HUMPHREY'S METALLIC POLlSill Unequalled for
its intended purposes, that of restoring Metals of
every description bark to thoir orlgiual fllnidb aud
beauty, which they will retain eveu when subject to
exposure. It romoves rust from, aud gives u tnont
buuutilul polish te olilior Brass, stool, Iron, Copper,
Silver, Tlu, Bcltautila, German Silver Plated Ware,
and all bright Metallic works of Locomotive*, Steam
ship*, Steam and Fire Engine.*, Factories, Carriage*,
Harness, Surgical uud Architectural instruments,
Mehinery, Ac.
For Ihe use of Military Companies, lor the polish
ing ef their Armory, ft nil* uo equal.
For Railroads, steamship* mul M.-uminet0ring
Establishments, it is by far the cheapest nnd best
article in existence.
N. YORK AND HAV’H. LINUOF HTE.AMHHlI'H.
.‘i.iv.uv.v.ui, Muy2(nli, Itffffi.
Wo thu mnlersigneil, comtnnuder* eff the New
Yor mid Havatimili line of Steamships, have hml tlio
now Metnllo Folir.li iff Mr. Win, Humphreys, tested
on thn various bright melallc work* of nor ships
aud rcccomincnd it n* mi article unequalled for ft?
intended purpose.
Thomas Lyon, Com’der stniminhlp Agusta,
M. H. Woodhuil “ •* Florida,
Geo. R. Hohonk, '* •* Alabama,
Cap*. Ludlow 1 •• Knoxville.
WATF.lt WORKS.
Enuinkkk’h Dkcart.mknt. >
Hitrannali, August 3d. 1866. /
51b. Wm, HrMCUKv’.*: Dour Hir—Tlia now Memlie.
Polish, “Urlza,” of your inanufiicture. 1* now in
Uflo n* an article which ha* mmuperfor for the iwillsh-
ug of hrlglit molallo work*.
M. IL 1.1NVIU.K.
Engineer HavuitMoh Water Work*.
Cll ATHA M *ARTI I.LElt Y.
AiiMoiiv IIai.i., H:\vanimli, May 7*. 1M4
Mr. \V.m. JIr.Mi'tmvM : Dear Sir—The Chat hum
Artillery being much pleased with the liuiulsonio
maimer In which you have polished an old si-
IIBLMUOLD’N
genuine VREPARATIONH.
lleliuboltl’a Highly Concentrated Com*
pound Fluid EMract Uuoliu.
IB A CERTAIN, HAITI AND EFFEC1UAL REMEDY
T710R Diseases of tuo Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
P Dropsy, Wcaknoss, Secret Disease*, Ohatruc-
iiotis, Foiuulo Complaints, and all dlsoase3 of tho
Hexual Organ*, whether In
’ MAUi OR FEMALE.
from whatever cuu.se they may have originated, aud
NO MATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING.
This popular and specific remedy is now ulfored
to tho alUicted, and guaranteed to cure all tiie above
complaints.) It searches out the vory root of the
dluooao, drivlug out all tbo dirionaeil fluids ortho
body, thus removing the cauHosnd rendering tbo
cure
CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
Till* mcdiciiiu allays pnlii ami inlltunmaUou, which
oilier roinudles invuriubly cause, uud can bo takcu
willi less trouble aud oxpuuso to patients. This in
fallible remedy has suvod Ihousniuls upon thousand*
from tho hands of
MERCILESS QUACiLS,
If not from promaturo graves. In coses of Infection
tlio Compound Buchui* the only article worthy of
the least confidence ortho alUicted lu performing
SAFE CURBS.
It conUdus no narcotic, mercury, or otbor Injurious
drug, but is purely a Vegetable OmporiUvn. It is
very agreeable to tbo taste, creates no perceptiblo
odor, uud may bo taken by persons of either box
without hiudranco from bUHliiess or modteal advice,
as plain directions for use accompany the medicine,
licador. If you have any ortho above complaints, do
not neglect them.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Wilh this modlclnu you cau cure yourself, and thus
prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and effectually cures the
most vlruluntform of secret diseases, and eradicate*
ovory partlclo of infectious mutter from the system,
rostering the patient to a perfest state of
HEALTH AND PURITY.
flclmbold’s Highly Concentrated Com*
pound Fluid Extract StiranpatTlln.
For purUyiug tho Blood, removing all disouse* ari
sing from excess of Morcury, oxi>osuro aud ini-
prudeiiuo iu life, dirouio cuiiititutioiml disease*,
arising from an impure state of Blood, and the
only ruliuhlo uud effectual known remedy for thu
cure of iScrofula, Fait Rheum, .Scald Head, Ulror*
utioua of tho Throat and 1/jgs, Pains aud Swelling. 1
of the Bones, Tetter, Pimples ou the Face, aud all
f-'cidy Eruntion* of tuo Hkln.
Il is gratifying to tho proprietor of these medicines
to lie able te state that It Is now nearly thron year*
since they were first Introduced, during which time
they have been vxtouRively used lu various parts of
I the United Mates, and have given te patient nnd
! prnctitioiior tlio liigliost degroo of satisfaction in tlio
i vavlmis cases lu whloh they have been employed ;
wlinther In town, country, hospital or private prac
tice. they havo Invariably given the most decided
' and unequivocal satisfaction, and produced tlio most
salutary aud beneficial effect*. Numerous letters
have been received from tho most distinguished
. physicians in the country, and from tiie professors
of Bcverol medical colleges, recommending In the
' hlghe.st terras the value of theso medicines, ami
their HUperlority over nil other prejmrntions for
j such complaints ns the proprietor rocommemls.
1 Numerous preparations of Farsnparilin and ol'Buchu
1 and various modes of preparing them havo been
given, all of which of course will differ according to
the mode of preparation which each Individual may
adopt.
These medicine* require considerable care lu the
preparation anil thu employment of different men-
1 fctrtiiiin successive oporution to take up the extrac
tive matters, and, hi consequence, ure most fre
quently improperly made, and not imfroqiteiitly
much imiutired, If not rendered totally Uteri, by the
injudicious mul unskilful inuuagcmeut of those mine-
mutinied with pharmacoulicul preparation*. It ts
therefore of the highest consideration aud import
ance to tho public and to the faculty that llitne
should bo standard preparation* ol'uuilorm strength
ami possessing thn most advantages. To effect lid*
and obviate the evil alluded to, I have made a num
ber of experiments to ascertain tiie most effectual
mode of extracting tlio virtues of the Harsupirllla
and the Ruchu, uud te discover tho most eligible
form for thoir exhibition. Tho experiments have
resulted most favorably, and it is with much pleas-
uro I now oiler to tlu* public aud tho faculty my
Compound Fluid Extracts, which contain all Ihe vir
tue* of the articloi they uro represented to he made
from in a highly concentrated form, mnl are (lie most
active preparations which can he made. Two ta-
blospoousful of tbo Extract Farsuimvtl'a, added to a
pint of water, Is equal te tlio Lisbon diet drink, and
one bottle fully equals iu strength one gallon of Syr
up Sursaparllla or decoction as usually made.
PRICES:
Fluid Extract Huchu, $1 per bottle, or ft for ii>
“ Sarsaparilla “ -• - »• “
Certificates of cures aud recouimcudatiuns from
distinguished professor* aud physicians will accom-
pauy each preparation. Prepared mul Mild by
H. T. HELM BOLD.
Practical und Analytical Chemist,
203, Cliestuut-st., near the Girard House Phila.
To be had ot'Druggist* and Dealers in every sec
tion of tlio United Suites and Canadas.
All fetter* for the medicine directed to the propri
etor receive immediate attention, and side dellverfet
guaranteed. sopt 1—ly-dtw
JohnH Aclmrd, George W Anderaon, i-.dward C,
Andersoti, William B Auums, Hartwell S AndrewuB
Blclmrd D Arnold, William S Abbott, Charles A
Ash, George A A*h, Alexander Atkin, Robert A
Allen, Robert K Allen, Robert Austin, Theodosius A
Acosta.
RHODES’ FEVEll AND AGUE CURE,
F OR prevention and cure of Intermittent and
Remittent Fevers, Fever uud Ague, Chills uuu
fever. Dumb Ague, Goueral Debility, Night Sweats,
mul all other forms or disease which nave a comuon
origin lu Malaria ur Miastnu.
This is u natural nutldulu which will entirely pro
tect any resident or travolor even iu tho most sickly
or Bwuinpy localities, from any Ague or Bilious ills-
coso whatever, or any injury from constantly mind
ing Malaria or Miasma.
It will Instantly chock tlio Ague In persons who
have suffered for auy length of time, from ono duy
to twoutv years, so that they need never have an
other dull, by continuing its use according to direc
tions. Tho patient ut onco begins to recover appe
tite and strength, and continues until a portuaucm
uud radical euro is olfcctod.
One or two bottles will unswer for ordluary cases,
some may require inoro. Directions, priuted in the
Herman, French and Spanish languages, accompany
each bottle. Prlco Hue Dollar.
47" Liberal discount* mado to tbo trade.
J. A. K1DL>]J5, Proprietor,
Provldnuce, R. I.
EVIDENCED!'"ISAFETY.
New York, Juuo 11, 1866.
iiiavo made a chemical examination of ” Rhodes’
'•'»ver and Aguo Cure, or Antidote to Malaria,” aud
• vo tested it for Arsenic, Morcury, Quinine, aud
' vchnlne, but have uot fouud a partlclo of either in
or have 1 found anv substance in its compos!-
tiuit would provo injurious to tlio constitution.
JAMES R- CHILTON, M. D., Chemist.
CAUTION Tt V SUFFERERS.
^ cno more Arsenic, Tou.-s, Mercury, Qulniuo,
•luges, strychnlno, or Antl-Prodics of any kind,
fno well-known luctilcieucy of theso noxious polsou*
provo them to bo tho offspring either oi fulso medical
principle*, or of mercenary quacks. The only rein
edy in oxl-tenco that Is both sure and harmless 1*
RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
Wliulosnlo Agents,
HAV1LAND, RISLEY k CO., Augusta, Ga.,
•nd for« by denier 1 * eenernllv
DR. W.B.HO8EI.KV8 INFlnni...
M FOB tlio treatment of Ciui?jm R> -
cerj, WeiiH, »-|»tuln, aim uu kiJi, ®
piSSS'ii'i.KX •>»?..»» tiie l!!i
Joseph W Brown, GoorgeF Brown, Richard Brad
ley Joseph Bryau, Alexiiuder V Benuett, Frederick
llttk, Wlblaui D Ba-hlor, Joaejth Bryan, Frederick W
Buhey, Augufiiu* Bouaud, Juuics 11 Uuahfer, l*raol
Bur, Anton Borchert, Isaac Bruunar, Wm o Bunui-
ger, Hurvoy F Byrd, Peter A Ufa*, James A Barron,
Augustus Boulineau, David Bill, George A Boiffuil-
left, Edwin 11 Bacon, Hilbert Butler, HotsUalk
Brown, Win U Bdirougos, Henry Brlghuiii, Joseph
ll IMJwiu, Blogmuml Berg, George G J HuiitZ, Ml-
cliaol Beley, John Boston, John Bilbo, Solomon l>
Bt'uutiey, Fraud* S Bartow, W C Barton, burnuel 1*
Bell.
C.
Georgo A Cuyler. Houmel W Crabtree William
Cnihtron, John W Centos, Patrick (.'urrau, George
L Cope, Lewis F Couko. Charles Clarke, Robert .1
Cmnilug. John FCardoil. Francis T Cole, Win A
tone, Edwin A O&steUu, llugh Cullen,Joseph V Cou-
nurni, Moses A Cohen, John Casa, Wm Onuar Charl
ton, Wm Cullen, tala.* M Colding, Junius A four-
volsie, Henry Crosby ; Conslaulino, Daniel BCamp,
Uctavus Cohen, Win BCharters, Joseph 8Ciughoru
David Lopez Cohen, Peter L Constantino. FraueU
Cliumphni, Mouigomery Cumming, Wallace Cum*
tiling, Wm A Covvpor,hlrotU Cranston, diaries 11
Cruiuplluid, Robert J Caughey, Aaron li Crumptou,
Win tux. 4»M>rx« Cifttey, Phttitp Commlly, Wm l*
Clark, AJlon Cullen.
D*
Adam J DoUon, Isaiah Davenport, Archibald C
Duvunpoit, Tliimim Dowoll, Jumos H Demund,
Geeugo W Davis, William 11 Davis, Jacob F Doe,
Che.in.-y Dugger, Johu DD&vaiiLey, Henry J Dicker-
oou, Levi h D’l.you, Albert L DcLorge, Murtlu Dug-
gun, William M Davidson, John Devnnny, John
Duy lo.
su
George Krntnoiu, Hem j it Eastmoad, btepheu EJ-
llolt, Itoburt Krwlu, ThoiuusEdun, Goorgo Ehrlich.
F.
Robert H Footman, Joseph S Fay, Lewis Frey,
Dominick FcuVlcy, Johu GFalllganl, Juiuu* b Foley,
Jo* Foil, John Fuiey, John uFerrlil, Loul.t N Fm-
iigunt, Aioxuliucr Fawcett, Thouiu* Ford. Lewi* J
B Fairchild, John o Fraser, Kob’t G Ferguson,
John DFlsIi, Duugald Ferguiun, Micliuel Finney,
Edw’d Jiizgerald.
a.-
Johu Gamtnell, John B Callie. George W Gar-
many, Thomas ureeu, James E Hoodfrey, Jo&epu
Green, Charles li Goulding, George A Gordon, Geo
Gordon, Frauuis L Guo, Joseph Gaimhl, Joseph 1-
Gammoj, George M Griffin, tieuboru Goodall. David
U Galloway, Benjamin Glonovely, laiuience J Gun-
martin, Charles K W Gille.
11.
I Hover, Christian lluivvo, Geo llaa*, Joimtiiuu
Hill, T 11 llniduii, James Hunter, Joseph Hawthorn
John Bllogg. Pder F Hnuscln hit, John K llernun-
dez, Foloiiiuii liimlly. John C Hunter laimuel 1.
Itover, Win. I* Howe, Benjamin 11. Hardee.Chuiler,
a Henry, Charles: S Hardee, Noble A ilurdce, Al
feed lluy wood, Win i* Humor, Geo l> Humbert. W
Waring Jlabcrdmui, T'iiouias Henry, Kiustus Henry
KoUer, Ilifteht&on, Joseph M Haywood, George t
Harding, John Hover, Elisha Jlugur, Thomas Huron
Abraham iiarmon, Thoma* li Hough, Ife-nr.v
Ilmipl, Williati 11'inter. Ernest Ileuer. Albert
Hun*.
1.
J«s D Irvlue. Edward D Irvine.
J.
•Volin 0 ..one.-, 1 Peyton, 11 Johnson, Edward
Jnhii, Robert -ft M -luugetla, John B Johnson.Wm L
Jacltann, GeorgeO Johnson, Edward Jones, John li
JolUlsti.il,
K.
J'ioeus M Kollock, James Jri-lly Frederick
Kren.-.oiu William Krebs, .'•'(■ah D Knapp, Lewis
fenovt, John J Kelly. Wm Levy Kaplan.
I*.
Wm C Lawton, Jordan Ij»wo, Jus E ljintbrighl,
t hn* E Lindvuight, Jno X Lewi*. John A Lewi*,
Charles ELodge, .hums B 1/iw, Oliaiie* A 1. l.n-
mar, Miclial lii.\iii,'iIni* L Lloyd, Edward Lore!!,
Jacob C. u-vy,Joseph IJppmiiii,Henry I-TJchie.W'il-
nam Hiw, .tame* P tamg. Alouzo B Lueo, Daniel N
L.in.
ai,
Thomas Mtu laugh, Hugh W Mercer, .Nailmiiicl C
Mills, Peter W .Miiigst. Thomas Morton, John Mul-
fery, Manuel Molina, Charles F. Mills, Johu Morri
son, William 11 C Mill*, Alvin N Mihcr, ValenUue
Martin,Wui J Mooru,Horace Morse, iloury 0 Mehr-
tons, i.-aao Minls.Thomas t; Miller, Anthony FMira,
Abraham Miuis. titchard 0 Mnckail John Murchi
son, WilliamH May,John.Master.-ou, Edward Mo
ran, Tho* A Maddox, Jacob Man-os, John 0 Mat
ters
Me.
Joseph ri McDonnell, Peter McCann, Hugh Me*
L.in, Janie* Mel mire, Alexander Mo I lardy. Patrick
MeGewrn, William MuReudreu, John W MoKoy, Jo-
*eph J..McCoy, Robert Mul ut ire, James Mclutlre,
•lame* McJli.-nry, William s McFarluud.
N.
Alcxauder G Nevlaud, Thomas J Naylor, Edwin L
Neiuliuger, John W Xevitt, John R Norton, John V
Nicoll, Wrn G Norwood.
O.
John Oliver, William O’DviscoiL John W Owtn*.
George Owen*, Domhiiek U'Byrne, Bcuuls O'Sulli
van.
P.
Levi E Price, EilwarU PadeU'ord, Robert Pessot,
Joseph Pclot, t^rrin 0 Parker, Antonio Ponce, Wm J
Purl on, Muleclnil Parish, Christian Pierson. John
roceptlon of Patient*. Hi* 11,11,
uuu> in located near the Depot ami p 0 .t,,
Broadway, and coutaliu about Uilrty ia r » u ^ - -
.urnlMhed Koonui, with good aud trusty ,,.,.TT 1 1 t ***
waye at band, both ladioe and gontfenien £. 3 ‘- 1
cd at tbla Institution, and will receive tbu £1*. botl '-
and kind attention from tbe Proprietor
bis Matron. HU practice In that borribfa ^ b
Cancer, for tbe past ten years u nouurwi?^
any Physician lu tbo South. Patient* *, '•J
ift 81 per diem, or 816 por month, 810 bail
in advance.
47- Fees to bo agreed upou boioro tbo C£l>u .
•lortakon. All ooiumuulcation* must br
•cldreuofl lo
aug fl
W. H. wostuy 1 "
___ GrJllia, 0*
city aiADinrcWs; -
THE Sabscriber bus on band an
■ - incut I.r BUI/IS, UAJ-lUflj, ni iffi“--*
Uro own wamUacturc, wlilcii J,„ vJflwS.2 1 -
^ superior workmanship mjd niatar'*
ferlor to any made lu Savannah. Tbo wicol'o/'?*
arefrom 86 to 810. * pnc ■ ,, 01
Boots, kid and clotli Gaiters aud sIiom .
Blows, lor wle by ; r 0_
morfl limtlHAM, KEI.I.V * w
HUM. IU1MN MiJiffinRi—-
, 8ta, * s > Canadu aud Cuba.
01 ,u
brS j«ipb“ n “" < ' l, ' W *Ui h
H^ow-fl H S: 7 ‘' r U " Quo<! “’ i ,,f u *“>*
ft'lbo/tlluobl la Madrid,
itonmiicc or tbo Ilarom, by MU, 1^,-da.
lloobcl Bray, by Julia Kavaitauab.
Earaoal Llwload, by Mr.,. lj : a Itou
milr!l tt-.tUWI.Nfc WHX'iiS
J Usi' KliOliIVliU,
, au bgxeo'aijoiildiir,",
prime arbelo, aa Uerero cLoioo -i»552
Ham3. Iu store, ami for safe by - Ju w*v
" WAYXH. I.IIENnn.K arr.
mar 2»
kXTItAOKJIJiNARV INSUltAACE
„ „ , AGAINST FIDE!
Banwlrf» totter rromKortblk't-a., d»UK !uti
Uhshs. S.' V. Hkmii.vo * Co., Now York
(ioutloujou : pa tbo 7iu of Uooembor lul Sl*a.
Adams » 8 E.l'f'-ss OIDce, slluaiodloal.i,“to
alory brick bu ldlog, lalblscily, wo.,lol»i,ydLly
od '*y Are, aud tboir ,u!e romolaod bi.ri -d is d
burulug rums auul ycrlcruay, wbon It»«. dn m
and ovt*u Urea lom.d sarreanilcd wm, ,u 0
(uud almost ml-liol Iron lay bo--i„o a,) bru.'
ornaments and nobs mollod ou. We were w.uiiwL'
10 Uila Are I and If anything cau rcsl-l seeb ln"lb
cam,gb—Are could uol bo botler-u la „ trliuaL
Indeed, tto enclose u cortiAcalo Irom aavoral isr. .
ties who saw it opened.
Your*, truly,
KOWlAND k BKOi.
iTvimncATK.
Noufolk, Va„ Jan. 17 l&c
By requestor Messrs. Rowland A li.-oe. w e Tk-
day attended the owening ol cue ol lk-rrit-c’i late&t
Fire-proof States, which was iu tbo fire 01 a<cttetai
7, belonging to Messrs. Adam* i: Co.’* Lx: rwi cc
found tho papers and content* in a pc-rfe-. t shu «
preservation. It was, tu our opmiou, as k
testa* could be had. A lurgufoursfaiy fiu.Qj'u
entirely destroyed, and tbe sate remained tiie
time surrouuded by fire, and subject to aa
heat, for forty days before dug Hum the n.ci
(Signed,) G»w. I. Am-h-.no:.,
William d. iavs ui»-
Miun Datl*.
C. Baix.
A. B. M'Cuaa.
W, IV, Jao-jo.
1 am ftdlj .-mtfafied wltb tbo inunner lu wk:bU>,
above motioned sale preserved lu coateeu.
A. A. COWBLRY, Agou*
Adauw kO-L’s Kxpro«
Extract Iruiu a Norfolk paper :
Adams’ iiakk.—Due of Uerring’s celebrated l:r«
proof .Sales was iu Adams’ Express Office wLes the
building was burned nevoral weeks ago. it rftaUc-
id buried in tlio rubbish until Tbuudsv, wua :t
wft.i taken out 1 he fire, ou the occasion aiicued a,
was one of tho fiercest we ever saw, and wbwitfcj
cheat was found, alter a lapse of forty cays, 11 re,
surrounded by ember*, glowing bngbi-y. T-sl
opened, tbo papers, and oth* r ftiiiclw it touiaies,
were found to be sound and generally lugc-ou cau
tion, thin atlording another proof ol lutucccrityii-j
superiority of these sales. The one uliuued to may
bo seen at tho ware-house of Messrs. Ko«laU 4
Bros., who aro agents for the makers. h»lc««
clearly the evidences of its incombustible quEifiis.
when it* exterior was red-bot in the btahg fu-
uace that roared around it, and amid (be an ben
Umt glared arouud it for hours, days and weeks.
Herring’s Patcut Champion Fire-procfSafes, wtit
Hall’8 Patent Powder-proof Locks, lor solo by
BELL A- PRENTISS, Agents,
foh2 Havanr.ab.Oc.
rji TUUimuti TiMBEfiTf
XHE Undresigucd bag Just received, for salt
(500) Five Hundred pieces ot good ehippm
Timber, averaging over one thousand feci (ostak.i
0 fob JEFFER.-O.X UUIIUua.
UOYAJG 8CHE1DA1U SCHNAPPS.
T HIS medicine bus been atiulyned by tbe most
eminent Chemist* aud Physicians in Europe
amt tho Uuitod State*, and pronounced bv far the
best remedy for CHOLIC, GRAVE!., PREDISPOS1
TTOX TO CHGI.F.UA, .VFFECT ION OF THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseu*U3 oftlio oK.\rro chi.vakv oko i ah.
A* a strengthening and invigorating e' dial It liar
no equal. A* usual with iui article of joch unsur
passed reputation, it hits many unprincipled imita
tor*, who, so long us they benefit their own pocket,
ont o but little for tho live* und health of those they
may endanger, nnd manufacture tho basest com
pounds, and call them medlciue, mul other* too. with
a view of bringing tho Royal Scholdam Selmapp*
into disrepute, advertise, sell, or attempt to coll, mi
article, wliich they call Schnapps, but which Is noth
ing move than a vile compound of poor Gin, Alcohol
and Spirits ofTurpoutiuo. Ia»1 all uewaro how they
taste such trash, uml beware how they believe ti-.c
advertisement* of quack*, lost, by u broken constitu
tion, and n predisposition te intemperance, conse
quent on drinking such dangerous nnd intoxicating
liquors, they soo but too late their error. Remember
uo compound or preparation called Schnapps is from
our disiilery, unless hearing our corporate mark and
1 , - — 1.. ■ | * i.MIU %> , UUbU.
Johu l Posey, toward M 1 rcuuorguai, Henry H
Phillip j, Edward Pauelu rd, Jr.
R.
JoteibB Ripley, FranUaW Reid, Michael J Rell-
icy, Hiram ltouerts, J.ime* J Hicbardsou, Wra J
UicUtirJdou, Jwliu A Richardson, George J P.oboit-
aon, Jacob RoseuficlU, Matthew Ryan, Jumc* M
Russell, Robert lfalford. Philip M Russo.I, Joliu
Reedy, Andrew 31 Ross, Henry lloser, Thomas Red-
fern, lvm ltaliu, Charles E l\oblnsou, John Ryan,
Augustin Reieii.
George W Stono, Alex a gmets, Heui.v Stiomcr,
Frauds M Stouo, John A Staley, Albert Scarbrough,
EbeuezcrSutton, Wm fctarr, Jr., Wm Smith, Robert
Strolls*, James Steven, Janie* Sullivan, Daniel 11
Stowart, Emanuel Sbeftali, tharle* Stager, Frances
.'orretl, Jacobsbafler, Jo* M Sbollman, George W
Sbuflur, Jatnc* Slovens, William K Symons, John
Savage, SamuolLSpeltegger, Heury titlobs.Jobu
U Stcgin, Daniel T Scrantou, John Stone, Frederick
IV Sims, ilordecal Sbcftall, sr., Solomon SbeitalL
timothy sbccriy, Heury C Stephens, Francis R
sbackelford, Michael Sbeultan, Henry D Sykes, Con-
1 ad Schneider.
T.
Alfred F. Torltty, Cornelius Turhusli, Fred A Tsn-
per, John Timmei man, James Taylor, Henry Tow,
John T Thomas Cbutfo* Thoruby, Fraud* Trvndall,
Uaruard G Tiuicu, Georgo U Tltcomb, John D Ton-
bri ech, David Thompson, Francis Marlon Thread-
crutt, Eug:no J Trucbelut, Johu C Taylor. Win B
TiUiley, Win Thomas.
Gecrge W Ulmer.
V.
Coruclius Van Her Vloo, Joliu A VoaL
IV.
James T. Wubb, Tlioma* S Wayne, Gilbert a Wil-
khi*,Henry k Washburn, John 0 Walters, Daniel S
)' 1 fatal, Wm ray, llcbui t Welch, Georgo 31 Wald-
h ; r/, ItoboitD Walker, Henry F Willing, Richard
wuyne, Henry OM’yer, Aluxuudor 11 Wavor, Jacob
waiuhurg, John IV Wilson, WThorne WtiilntiLscib
Jooilwmu. Amo* Webb, Conrad WalJscbinldi,
itminus J wui»h, Mm Water*. Xormun Wallace,
Hon r y I>_\\ Win Wright, W Henry Wiltberger,
Ailou R W1 igbt, John R Wilder; b *
Philip Yonge. Wm P Youge.
Z.
Peter Zudavoski.
Ui.ki:k or Cocxol Offick, \
, . ^MViuiOttb, March 1, i860, f
too above nntued person* have registered tiieir
names a* voter* duriug January and February, If 50.
, ... EDWARD G. WILSON,
,m, y Clerk of Council.
RATES OF A11VERTIS1.\C.
For ono square, of300 ema or less, of uuy tym*
larger than Nonpareil, 76 cent* for the th tUiftb
cent* for each aubaequent Insertion,for any tcj<*ie«
than one month.
All Tabular work, wltb or without Rules; and At
vertlsomeuts oreupylng double column, shati U
charged double the above rate*.
Advertlsementi or whatevor length, fortutv tin.:
less than one month, to be charged at tnsdiu
rates.
vtu bi'iuuj, uiiifsa ■ii.-iu ing our corporaic mark and ' ’ , 1
signature upon tlio label uud wrapper, uud seal H. C. ” ,,, bf'« tn} *i and every rarlctv «ff iff
& Ou,, uuou Uiu cork. Any )u-rsuu or iK-r*ons imllnt- l,uni ! 11 il , r 3 Goods estabUstimci
ing our Royal Sclu'IUnm t*dmnp|M, will lie dealt with •'» order to umk«* rt.
to the utmost extent of tbe law. Mock, j lease eull and examine *■
]NJ OTICE.—llliinketa, kerseys, lied and White
-Li Hamiet*.—tie olfer tlm above articles, which
we now have ou hand, together with a large variety
nt Dres-* (.(tod*, consisting «ff Cashmere*, black and
colored Miks, Mouslhi do Lime*, l-’rouch Cambrics,
ll overy varlctv of other goods usually
estahUsbmcut, at the lowest
room tor our Fpriug
our assortment.
UELYEA, CARTER & CO.. LADSON ROGWts,
Holo Importer*. Now York. ■ - . . . No. 2 .Shad's stores.
Fur safe l.y J. E. DkKORD, Wlmfesalo and Retail! |>ALM OF THOUSAND FLOWEltS.—TS
»{ nt Apothecaries’ Hall, n»r-! A-' heautliying tlu* complexion, curing discuses
nut Bionfchton uml Burnard-street*. | ot the .<kln, for Shaving, cleaning tho T'eeth, for the
mar 2d ly Toilet mid Nursery, for Bathing, ami ninny Medical
•JOHN II. iVIOOHE Jk CO-V ~* purpose*. A IVcsh Kttpply of the grtmilie article,
GIBBON’S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH. On {Just received at tho APOTHECARIES’1IA1J,,
WHOLESALER RETAIL DRV(iCISTS. ' j . C*_d\ Br()Ughti)naml Barnard st*.
l 4 ’*'oF-Mort ham.**. Factor*, i fJ^HU undorsigned 1ms just received per stonirt
t.-n“‘iv.*'um 1 weii'^25SSI JLv.ite'fi'Ji “S. f. " u *
The Motalle Polirh you manufacture of Oriza Sa-! PAINT’S, VARNISHES, GIAtW, «?.,
tiva, cannot Im to highly rccotnuieuiled to all those White Luul, Pure and No. 1; Tietnan’* Colors, dry
who Imvo bra** guns to polish : for such a purpose
ft ha* no Htperlor. I think I may safely *uv that
hereafter tbo Chatham Artllferv wilt use no other
ntnterlal for polishing thoir guns, If they cau procure
I your Motalle Polish.
lb'K|MM*U'ul|y yours, ,S:o
M. J, IlL'CKNEft. Orderly Serg't <■. a.
Ker Milo by Messrs. HONK & CONNERV,
*’ tV. H. FARRELL A Co.
“ J. T. JONES.
.. “ W. G. FOUvKlt,
All orders must t>o anvompanied by the eash.
, ” WM, HUMPHREYS,
• Chemist, Savantiuh.
pHAMPAKfNAu.-- .
\ t f»w basket* HHd.:otek Clmiupalgn, quarts,
' “ do ifo,
do
do
do EuglueCIU-quol do,
76 do Girsb-r* Verzoy do,
100 boxen Leiden’s Rhine Wine and Brum lie*.
In store nnd for nalo by
JwjM . WKIWBli ft PALMES.
Olioi; UUIU iLOLASSfciy.—Tlio"(’ai : .
.1 H°. 0 ‘ ti‘° Abb()tt Ifevercaux, dally expected,
for Bale in lot* to suit purchaser*, by
RODGERS 4 NORRIS.
mmo imiui, pinoatidNo. l; Tieiuan’s Colors, dry
and in oil; Japan, Copal, ami Coach Varnishes ;
IJnseed oil, spirits Turpentine, Window Glass, Put
t.v, Gold Leaf, Paint Brualics, Hash Tools, ami Gla
ziers’* Dlnmoudft,
LAMP, MACHINERY AND TANNERS’ OILS.
Bleached Sperm, Whale and Lard Oil*, for hurniug;
all description* of Oillor machinery, viz., Pa tout Oil
Unbleached Sperm, Lird aud Rape Seed im ; uteo
Tanners,’ Neats, Foot and Sweet Oil.
v , GROCERS’ ARTICUuS.
f Noftucg*, Mace, Alspice, Cmuuuiuii, Pepper, Ginger,
Mustard, tNiferatus, Soda, Pcarlash, SweetOd, starch.
Fig Blue, Mutches. Ac.
FOR PHYSICIANS.
A great variety of the host French, English, and
American Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Select iHiwders, Surgical Instrument*. Vial* Specie
Jar*, Melulic Saddle lings, Ac. Also,
CAMPHENK AND BURNING FLUID,
pi* mid qt*. j Any one who may favor them with thoir order*may
pint*,
GRATES.
A BRAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT, now pat-
tern*, just received, and for sale twenty-live
|mr cont. loss limn over before in this city
** U M.
depend upon their receiving the best attention, anil r ,
that all goods fui iilsbed will be of a reliable quulitv. ! n,r . f ‘ I ’ 1 '® "F
Should they not give entire satisfaction, iliov may be ,, ' u ^
reluruml at tlio opiiou of tho purchaser. *
mublO il
/^lOUN AND CORN MEAL—1000 bit* prime
Vy Corn, Whllo ami tulxod: 60 do fresh Corn Moal
n llnro .ml ..I. '
n More and for tale by
dtoSX
PATTEN, HUTTON 4 00,
C -^ILU Ml A CO, lutvo h largo and well
J .-elected stock id \\ lute loiad, French utid Am-
orit-nu zinc*. Chrome Green, Yellow Linseed, Sm-rm
« i.', l, .i? !!. ,H ft ,l,u jr Briwhea, Paper llangiiigs,
which we will HolUtJow rate*. aprlk
IV A H.S.—;i toiiH laitUiug thin day Thmt bark
-LX Augusta, ucomplete assortment for Builder*’
use, for sale at mmmfmnurer*’ prices.
. .... CHAFFER At CO.,
—r*. l lr.!l 0 Whitaker street.
O TABLE uml Fancy Dry tiootis, oi evcry vu-
riety, just recoived amt for sale by
J. W.THRhl.KKLD,
•nur 21 Cor. Congres* mid Whitaker st*.
S WKKf Giu—-a very" superior urticiiTofYuficau
Gilveuil, put up by Koiling \ Co., Leghuru ;
JOHN ft MOORE li CO.,
GlbbouH* BitildUig*.
Tl* AUliiSUtlL, HKKIUtJu, &vLlluii, it-
JjJL 2 bbla large No 1 MackereL
3 do do No 3 do
3 do do No 2 do
2 haifbbls Bluo Flih,
2 do Pickled Htrrfeg,
3 do No 1 Salmon,
b quarter bbla No 1 3lackctu.
10 kite No 1 31ackorcl,
10 do No 2 do
6 Kite Tongues aud Sound*,
1003 lbs Cod Fish. For sole low by
tongfl .1. A. BK01V3
For a longer tlmo ot tlio rollonUn rate.
No. ui Square*
lmo|2 inosia mo»|4 inoslu few!!
lSquaro,....
$10
10
$20
824
too
2 Squares...
10
22
20
28
30
8 do ....
20
27
32
86
44
4 do ....
24
82
38
42
a
6 do ....
27
30
44
46
6U
6 do ....
30
40
60
54
W
7 do ....
32
43
64
68
70
8 do ....
84
46
68
62
74
6 do ....
38
48
61
66
77
10 do ....
88
60
64
70
6u
S EED 1T*TAT’0K8.—1711 bills, prime SoodPotaloos,
irumsulir. M. Burr, from Boston. For
Male by fob 6 HUNTER dOAMMElAj
B5TOFS M&niiUfeMfd 'Paper. oon8t>nt&
ou haud at CHAFFtR_4 GO’S,
aa 11—81
Mo 8 WkUalMVM'
ru. ai.> butu uut uouvu speclUou, a projXiiteta.*
charge will bo made.
A deduction of 26 per cent from the above rsm
will be made on advertisements appearing Gfa-
filvely on tho foutth page of tbo dally.
Advertisements ordered three times a week- vil.
be charged two-thirds the above rate*.
Special notices, lo ceut* por line for the first,
6 cunts for each subBoqent lusei tfou, ana lu uec/-«
to bo subject to contract. Slurring* uotlces f L 1-
ueral invitations 60 ceuts each. No special eiM* 1
Inserted for less than 60 corns. Obuuury
Reports, Resolutions, or Proceedings of uuySw:ff
Association, or C01 poration, ordw ed to bu pub
ed, 6 ceuts per Hue.
Steamboats will bo advertised at $40 p*r scuca.
for each boat advertised.
Steamships, whero but one U running, $40 per w
num; if two or more, $30 each.
Auctloucera’advertisements uot tab* aubiec*fo
contract, butto bo charged at the rates picscnw 2
peraquare.
The paper, uuder no clrcumrfnncos, to bo lota*
ed iun contract.
Professional and business cards not exciK^aJ 3
lines, will bo Inserted at $‘-’0 per annum.
Calls on persons to beeomo caufadato.- 1 ,
Inserted us other ndvertisemeuts, to be paid wr lo
variably in advance.
Announcing caudldatu* for office, $10, to U I* 1 -
In advance.
Advorllscmenis uot marked ou iho eery ftr»
specified time, will ho Inserted until foiW, w*
pavinont exacted.
When any hill for two mouths advorti-lrf. tCli
ilnvu contract, amount* to over $60, a dcdtftx* ^
25 |wr cent will be made,
Yearly advertising, with privilege of 011*08*’“
bo taken at the following rates:
For ono square, renewable once <1 week,
“ 44 44 twice •• **
44 •• •* 3 times eroftener - 1 '
Every addltlonnl squarecoulracled for to bech^l
ed oue half tho abovo rates additteiml.
Yearly advortlsera shall bo limited 10 lh<s
contracted for. All c«;niracts shall be ie "niH
htuting definitely llm nut uro ofthe husines^te''
advertised. Any advertisements net properly c*»
nccted with tho buslnoss shall bo charged scpfliw
ly, ami also any excess of matter over the »® ?IW
contracted fur. ,
Contract ndvcrtiseinonts payable quarterly:* -
vertlsomenta from strangers and trausleift
payable in advance. All othors will bo con»l'- #f * 4
duo when called for. ....
Regular advertisers mul all others seudicit '
inuulcations or requiring notices deslgued to *
tention to fairs, concerts, soirees, or any puuuccu
tor lain niouts, whero charges arc mono lur s*-*® 14 '
luuce—all uotlces of private associatious, ever) O'
tiuo deslgued to call attention to privute oulorP* 1 -''
calculated or intendod te promote iudiviiluai
rests, can only be Inserted wilh tho unitcrsUW'™*
that thesumu is teboiwUlfor. U luserU'd u-
editorial columu (which cun bo ouly nt the
tlon of tho editors) tho same will bo charged 81 w
rate of uot less than 20 ceuts per Uu*. _ ,»
Advertisements ordered In the Weekly p8F l • ,
|)cr square for ouch Insertlou. _ . n ,_ b i,
Tho undorslgncd, publishers of Dally, Trl*»^*
and Weekly uowspaiM?rs in Savannah, Ga., P"**.
ourselves sirlctly lo adhere to (be above o** 1
charges, aud In uo iustauce to deviate therefrom.
PUo obovo rates to take ctfect March 1,
to coutluuo binding, until changed by ure va-<- «•
majority of tho underalgued. irirt
N. B.-—ThlB schedule shall not In any
the Integrity or exlstlug contracts. AU cclIi«‘’
tho year or any otbor specified tirno, shall ouy 14
With the expiration of tbo period for whltfi 1
war* mado,
Auxun>x*4 Sim, Republican-
I. O. WarsnhOo., f—
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