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legal ^bbertisemtnts. STATIC OF U KOHUlA /CHATHAM OOUNTY^-To all wliomlt m»jr \J ooncvru: Wbereaa, Andrew Holliday will ap- ujrat the Court of Ordinary for Letter* or Dismission •u the Estate of ArmandL. Fox. These are. therefore, to clto and admoulsh all Whom It may coucern, to l>o and appear before Aid Court to mako objection (If any thoynave) on or bo. Ibre tho Aral Monday In Juno uoxt, otherwise »ald Utter* will bo granted. _ . Witness, John M. MlUen, Bia. Ordinary for Chat- tarn County, this twelfth day or November, 1866. ^DOT H JOILS’ M. MlUgWfc c. c. STATE OKGEOllOIA, /CHATHAM UOUSTV:—Toall whom It may concorn; Wtanau, Johu Wolbrouk will om>ly at tho CViurt urOrilluory tor Uttcra lil.tol.soty a« Administrator on tho estate of II. Welbroek : Those arc, therefore, to clto and ndmoulsli all Whom It may concern, to bo and appear before said Court to make objection (If any they have) ou or boor* the first Monday In Juno next, otherwise said Le .tcrs will be granted. Witness, John M. Milieu, Esq., Ordinary lor Chat ham county, this fourth day or December, 1866. JOHN M. MII.LKN, o c o. dec! 8'1'ATK OK UEOttUlA, C HATHAM COUNTY :-To all whom It may concern: Whereas, Johu Welhrock will apply at the Court of Ordinary lor l-ottcrsof Dlatnlssiou a» Admidlstor oh the estate of Carl Kolfo, deceased: These are, therefore, to die aud admonish all whom it may couceru to bo and appear before sain Court to make objection (if any they havo) ou or be fore tho first Monday luJuue next, otherwise sale Utters will be granted. Witnoss, Johu M. Mlllon, Esq., Ordluary for Chat' him County, this fourth day of Docember, 1866. • JOHN M. MILLKN, ooo. dec4 STATES OF GEORGIA, HATH AM COUNTY.—To all whom it may concorn : Whereas, George Joues, will apply ai the Court of Ordinary for Loiters of Dismission as AdiumLti aior ou tho Estate of J&uo Gordou Clarke. These ore, thciuforo, to cite and admonish all whom It may concern, to bo and appear before said Court to mako objoctlun (if ouy they havo) ou or be fore the first Mouduy in Juuo uext, otherwise said totters will bo grunted. ■Witness, John M. Mlllon, Esq., Ordluary tor Chatham County, this flftoouth day or November, 1865. nov 24 JOHN M. MILldIN. o. «. o. STATE OF GEORGIA, C HATHAM COUNTY—To nil whom it may joncorn: Whereas.Jobu Mallory, will apply to the Uuurt of Ordinary lor Letters DLmisoryos adminis tration on tho Estate of William Wright these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court, ti* mako objection (If any they hnve) on or before the first Monday in November next, othwtso said Let- tars will bo granted. Wltne#3, John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary tor Chatham County, this e.ghtday of April 1850. JOHN BILBO, o. c. c. apr8 C HATHAM SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be soid on tno first Tuesday In June next, before in j Court House, between the legal hours of sale, lot number twelve (12) New FrAiiklin Ward, in the City of Savannah, situated on tho cornor of Mont gomery street and Battle How, together with tho throe-story brick warehouse situated thereon; levied on to satisfy a certain fi. fa. issuing out of Chatham Superior Court, in favor of Johu Scudder vs. Clar ence P. Hollis. Property pointed out in said fi. fu. BENJAMIN L. COI.E. may6 Shorin’ C. C. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK. /^.EORGIA, WAYNE COUNTY.-Agreeably VX to an order granted by tho Court of Ordinary of Wayne County, will be sold before tho Court House door; in the city of Brunswick, Glynu couuty, on tho first Tuesday iu June next, between tho law ful hours of sale, seveu hundred and fifty (750) acres of laud, lying lit Glynn county, belonging to the estate of Rebecca Manning, late of Wayne coun ty, deceased. Sold for the beuefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms rondo known on the day or sale. This April the X6tb, 1863. JOHN D. RUSH’II, aprl7 Administrator. “NOTICE;" fJIWO months from date application will be _ made to the Ordinary of Chatham Couuty, for leavo to soli lot No 151, Oth district, Baker, belong ing to the estate of Julian Marks. JACOB WATSON. mays Administrator. NOTICE. S HERIFF Sale in Wayne County.—Will be sold in front of tho Court House, In Waynesvlllr, Wayno County, on the first Tuesday iu June next, between the usual hours of sale, the following pro- petty, to wit: One lot of land iu said county, contain ing four hundred aud ninety acres, known ua lot No. 186, In tho third district of said couuty. Levy made by a constablo and returned to me. WU.LIAM SPELL, S. W. C. April 24,1856. w td tn»y2H NOTICE, O NE mouth after date application will be made to the Rank of the Stale of Georgia for the payment of a Twenty Dollar bill, the left hall’el which has been lost by mail. ROBERT 1J. HUTCHISON. Paulding County, April £5,1853. npr25 NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against the late firm of W. II. FARRELL <£ CO., are requested to call, and receive their money, beforo the first day of Juno ensuing, at which timo a filial disposi tion will be made between the respective copart ners. GEO.- W. DAVIS, apr26 3t Receiver. From V. B. PALMER, OKfltlUL ADTUtTMJfU AMD jntWlOMfXK AUKMT, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore. JAMMB.FliM.RI, DEALER AND IUI’ORTER OP Wntr.ti.ft, J.wrlry. Mirer Ware, Fan- ty Goods, die,, XO. 12, MOTH 3d HTKMTT, nULADXLniU. septs _ ly NELHON BWEEZEY, DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE. Corner Astor Plane and 4lh Avenue, IX CLtiAX PROXIWTT TO THt ASTOR UUiURY AMU TUI XSW Rinm housx, xiw York. mHH most extensive variety and the largest ■ stock of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, Ac., tuAmorlca, cau be found at tills establishment, from plain to tho most elaborate and ornate In design and workmanship. In addition to tho stock always on baud, a great variety of drawings, appropriate and original may be found, from which work will bo ex ecuted promptly to ordor. Orders roithlully executed, and shipped to any point available by water or steam. Persons visiting tho city of Now York ou pleasure or buslnoss aro rcspoctfolly Invited to visit ibis es tablishment. oct3 CARPET ANl) UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE, 140 Congress and 67 SI. Julieti Streets. T HE UNDERSIGNED would take this oppor tunity to expross to his friends and the public gouerally, his sincere thanks for their liberal patron- igo and infiuence, which lias resulted In extension ot bis trado to all parts of the Stale. Also, Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Tcnnossoo, thereby onabllng him to exhibit a stock unsurpassod In any Southern city. Families, Merchants, Hotel Keepers, and Steam boat Owners are particularly invitod to examine tho present stock, which Is now complete In all tho various departments, consisting In part of the follow ing goods, vis: CAR PM DEPARTMENT. Royal Medallon, Royal Velvet, Mocot Wilton, Mocel Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Power l,oom Brussels, Three ply Ingrain, Two ply Ingrain, IVool Dutch, (of va* English rious widths,) Mosaic Hearth Rugs, Velvet and CbenlUe Rugs, Tufted Rugs, Piano and table Covers, Door Mats (every variety,) Sliver ft Brass Stair Rods, , Curpets Bindings, Ac. CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTER Y DEPARTMENT. Brocatellos, I .are and Muslin Curtains, Satin de Mines, Gilt Cornices, Satin and Silk Damask, Gilt Plus and Bands, Worsted and Cotton Damask, Tassels, Ixtons and Cords; Velvet and Plush of various colors; Window Shades, new style. Also, every variety of Furniture Covering. Trim mings and materials for decorating. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. From two to Twenty-four feet wide, for Halls and Rooms, cut to fit without a seam. The snbscriber will oblige himself to make the prices on all description of goods as low as the same quality can be purchased in any Northern city. 49* Carpets cut to Rooms and goods scut to any part of the city free or charge. An experienced Upholster will attend to the making and laying or Carpets and Oil Cloths when desired. Tho decorative and curtain department Is n charge of an Upholster or acknowledged taste and skill. W. H. UU10N, Agent. octlS 140 Congress and 67 St. Julicn-sts. Ul TTb JL w< LUWJ NOTICE. S IXTY DAYS after date, application will be made to tho Honorable, tho Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, for leave to sell a negro girl slavo uamed Elizabeth, tho property of the late Charles J. Zittrour, for tho benefit oi the heirs aud creditors ol the said Coarles .T. Zittrour. KATHARINE ZliTKOUR, Adm’rx. mar 24-tlj Kst. Chas. J* Zittrour, dec’d. ASSIGNMENT NOTICE. J OHN M. WILLIAMS, having assigned all Lit property, both real and personal, to adjust bis debts, ali persons having legal claims against the said Johu M. Williams, will plouie hand them to tho uudersiguod without delay, as it is quite desirable to ascertain the extent ot indebtedness, aud tu per fect a speedy settlement of the assigned property apr28 HIRAM ROBERTS, Assignee. Exec t/TTtlx^o stfone dnale. ~ O N the First Tuesday in June next will be sold before the Court House in Waro.iboro, Ware County, Ga., by virtue of an ordor from tho Ordina ry of Richmond county, Geo. Lot of laud Nos. 320, 322, 325, 320, 327, 012, 013. and 629, In tho twelfth, (12th) district: Nos. 200 and 307, ninth (9th) dis trict; and No. 499, in the eighth (6th) district ol satd Ware county; sold as the property of Roht. F. Poo, lato of Richmond county, deceased, for tho benefit of heirs and creditors. R. P. POE, myll ids Executrix OR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR, I S a mild laxative, tonic and stimulant, and is recommended to tho public, rolylug upon its tu trinsic worth in the euro of the following complaints AH Billious Derangements, Sick Headache, Dyspop; iia, Habitual Costiveuoss, Chronic Diarrhea, Colic Pain in tho Stomach and Bowels, General Debility* Fomalo Weakness, Ac. For sale by Druggists gea J ernll.v, and by John. B Moore ft Co, and Wm. W* Lincoln, Savannah. ly fobl2 LET US REASON TOGETHER. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS—WHY ARB WB SICK? ' has been the lot of the human race to be weighed down by disease aud sufierlug. HOL- if AY'S I’ll JH uru specially adapted to the relief of tho weak, the nervous tho dclicato, aud tho In firm, of uli climes, ages, sexes, and constitutions.— Professor Holloway personally superintends the manufacture of his medicines in tho United States, aud oilers them to a froo and enlightened poople, as the best remedy the world ever saw for the removal of disease. THESE PILIA PURIFY THE FLOOD. Those famous Pills are expressly combined to ope rate ou tho etomach. the Uvcr, the kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and tho bowels, correcting any de rangement In their functions, purltying tho blood, tho very fountain of life, aud thus curing disease iu all its forms. DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. Nearly half tho human raco have takcu these Pills. It lias been proved in all parts of tho world that nothing has burn fouud equal to them In cases of disorders of tho llvor, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally. They soou give u healthy one to thoso organs, however much deranged, and when all othor means havo failed. GENERAL DEBILITY—ILL HEALTH. Many or tho most despotic governments have opened their custom houses to the Introduction ot these Mils, that they may bocomo tho medicine ot’ tho masses. learned colleges admit that this medi cine is tho best remedy ever known for persons of delicate health, or whore tho system has been Im paired, as Us invigorating properties novor full to alford relief. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. No female, young or old, should bo without this celebrated medicine. It corrects aud regulates tbo monthly courses at all periods, acting In many cases liko a cuarra. It is also the best and safest medicine that can be given to children of aU ages, and for uny complaints, consequently no family should be without it. Holloway’s Pills aro the best remedy kuown in tho world for the following diseases: Asthma, Bow el Complaints, Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases. Costly* ness, Dyspepsia, Venereal Affections, Diarrhoea, De- Willyt Dropsy, Fever and Ague, Female Complaints, Headachos, Slone aud Gravel, townees of Spirits, Indigestion, Influenza, Inflammation, Inward Weak ness. Liver Complaint, Piles, and Worms of all kinds. Sold at tho manufactories or Professor Holloway, 80 Maiden tone, Now York, and 244 Strand, Lon don. aud by aU ro?i>eetable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the United States, and tho civilized world, iu boxos at 26 cents, 62 W conts, and $1 each. G* There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. B.—Directions for the guidance of patients every disorder are afllxod to each Pot. apl25 " ADMI8TK ATOH’S NOTICE. A LL persons having demands against tho estate of tho late Charles H. Arnold, deceased, aro hereby notified to present them, properly attested, within the timo proscribed by law; and all those in debted to said vatuto, a ° requested to mako imme diate payment to REWARD PADKLKt>RD, may8 Administrator. — BAILEY'do CO., - M anufacturers of Fine silver ware, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, in order that purchasers may bo certain of the quality of Silver Ware ofour manufacture, our Sterling Silver will ho stamped: Oat g'soua may Uu iuuua at Jlunnm. H U .Mellon* fi Go's., who are authorized to sell at our retail prices, nov 16 BAILEY ft CO. NEW TIN STORE ^^ HlIEEIVliloN 141 BOOTH Of MAKKKI KQUAllK, BRYAN STIUCCT. I would inform my old friends und patrons JS I have opened tho above storo to conduct the M[.-Jtove, Tin und Sheet-Iron Business in ail its various forms, and whore will ho found a gen eral assortment of Stoves, Tin and Sheet-Iron Waro, which I will bo pleated to show, and at aueh prices u will satisfy any one wishing to purchase. All kinds of Roofing, Gutters of toad, Galvanized Iron Work of every description, Job Work and Re pairing executed with din patch, old Stoves put up and Pipes furnished at short notlco. Tin Ware at wholesale and retail. Call down on Bryan street, it will pay you for your walk. oct2 JOHN J. MAURICE, Agenl, TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADED*. CARPET WARE-HOUSE. 140 OOXOKKS* AMI 67 Kr. J I' MKN-HTKKK'IX. rpHE Subftcriltcr has received, mid will open I this Uuy, tho largest und most extensive variety orwiNDOW SHADES over olforud In this city. It is the intention of tho ad verliser to keep constantly in ■tore a largo supply of all tho various patterns and styles manufactured by tho manufacturers of this country and of Franco, to which tho attention of mer chants und families In tho city und country, is in- vited. Thoy will ho Hold ut wholesale and retail, at ■Mtisfactory prices. W II. GUION, Agent, jaa 8 TO IIUILDER8. u T HE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to execute at the shortest notlco, and iu tlio most w'ork- manlike manner, all kinds of Metal Roofing, Gutters, Oornlco, or other work connected with tho manufac turing or repairing orCoppur, Galvanized Iron, Zinc, orgheetlron Business. HORACE MOHRK, oct!3 160 Brongliton Htl QPRINO AND SUMMER CLOTHINC.-Tho O subscriber would Invito the atlcnllon of all READ I—RE AD 11—READ I f t That is, iryou can see; and |ir you can't see, you cau find 7 All kinds or “helps to boo,” at the Watchand Jewelry Btoro or D. U. NlchoU ft Co., in C’ongross street, next door to tho corner of Whitaker, where you can purchase Watches, Jowolry, Silver Waro, and Fancy Goods, as low as at any other store In tho country. Wo have received per stoarashlp Alabama a fresh lot of thoso lino Steel Spectacles ; also, a supply or Pebble and Perlscoplc tons, which we are prepared to Ut iu all kinds of frames, at short notice. Our Perlscoplc tons (so callod from their peculiar shape) have an advantage over all othurs, as thoy have a greater range of focus, so that tho reader Is not compelled to hold tho book or paper at a certain distance from tho eye. Call and soe. , U. B. NICHOLS ft CO. tffir No chargo for showing goods. «»“!* U D. B. N. ft CO. From O. PIERCE'S APVKKTUOMI AOKNOY. PHIUIUCUHU, VA. Authorised Agent for the Savannah Journal. HEALTH “AND COMPORT. SPRING BED AND MATTRA8S DEPOT. 200 cxxcrxvT NTiuarr, ovixwmc jonks’ iiotio.. mHB Subscribers would respectfully call the I attention of the Principals of Boarding Schools, Boarding Ho iscs, Hotels, and thp public iu general, to the late aud Important linprovomeuts they have made in the Rattan Framos, Haruoss touthor Hinged and Bplral Springs. Thece Beds aro a very durable article, cost Itttlo more than Feather bods, aud are much more healthy. In fact, those beds are a real luxury lo tho woll or sick, .ad altogether such an article as when ouce used would be deemed Indispensable Iu every fami ly for comfort and health. Persons from any part or tho Uultud Suites may be supplied at tho shortest notlco, by Bonding their orders, giving dimensions of Bedstead, ftc.. ad dressed to DOWELL ft BARRETT, oct3—6m 209, Chnsnut si., Phila. PE KU10K OF CHARGE; if m\VO SPLENDID PARLOR ENUHANIX08 J X —entitled " lioldin Abhoy In the Olden Times,’' Haltnt lltbicims. REGISTRY OF VOTERS FOR IHftO. : ! Johns Achord, Ueurgo W Audorsuu, hdwnrd C. I Auderson, Wtiliaiii It Amuuu, Hartwell H Andrews! | u splendid .-ltd engraving, from tho eolebratnd ; pslntingby toudseur; and the “ltoparturo of tho Ih- ruellles from Egypt,” a largo and beautiful engrav ing from a imimiug by D. Huberts. Tbo retail price of tho above engravings Is $3 per copy, but will be sent free of cluuye, as follows:— Tlio subscribers have established a Book Agoucy iu Plilladulphiu, aud will furinsli any book or pub llcutlnn at tho retail price froo of postago. Any per sous by forwtirdlug tho subsci iption price ol any of .' iiii-lliiril II Arlioiii, Wimnlii s AktaU. tlmrlinA ISA C'EnrAIN, SAKE, AND EFFECTUAL IIEMEDV . Accmw „ F OR Diseases oi tue Bladder, Kldnojs, Gravel, , , . .. n, GeorveF Biuwu Richer J Brad- Hro|«y, WMkliiM, Secret MicftftM, OLitruc ] . 'I'' i‘ Z, F Snctt fvwlertek NO MATTER OF HOW LONG ..... Tills popular and specific remedy lawnow olfered A. L AROIIABIBAUIaT, PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, 8. E. CoMt.IOth A Hamilton St’a., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. P ORTABLE SAW MILL ENGINES, on large wheels, with a tongito, for a team to bo at- tuched to move them about. Tbeso engines have ttfn cylinders, making from 10 to 30 horse twwor. Also, RUSTING or PIUS DRIVING ENGINES, from 3 to 30 horse (tower. Orders are filled in from 3 to 6 weeks from thoir receipt. Engines always on hand for sale. These onglnes havo been In uso sovcu years, and In every Instance havogiYon general satisfaction. Doscrlptlou Circulars will bo sent when applied for. fob 9—6m d&W HERRING'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF WITU HALL’S PATENT POWDER-PROOF LOCK. Having received the Prise Medal at tho World's Fair, are now ofTerod to the public as the Prize Safe of I the World. Tested and approved as they have beeu every where, their crowning victory was reserved to bo awarded by the Juries of tbo World's! air. Tho proprietor placod Ono Thousand Dollars lu Gold In the one exhibited at the World’s Fair, ton- don, and invited all the Pick-tocks In the world to open tho Safe, with or without the keys, and take the mouoy as a reward for their Ingenuity ; although oporatod upon by several skilled lu the art, no out* could Pick the Lock or opon the Safe. The undeniable evidonce of tho superiority of tin* Safes Manufactured by tbo subscriber is kuowu ami acknowledged by a discriminating public, who uro assured that all sales made and sold by him, or his authorized agents, (none genuine except they have his uarne ou a metal plate,) will be fouud equal or superior to any of the many which have passed through the flrey ordeal, preserving the contents un injured, os published and noticed by tho press hero- toforoIn tho burning of the Tribune building, tlio great fires in Now York and Sag Harbor In 1845, at New Orleans In 1842, nt Tallahassee In 1843, at !*rov- Idenco In 1840, at AuBhlo and New York City In 1847, at St. Louis, Albany, Plattsburg and Detroit in 1848, the groat fires at St. Louis, ot Milan, Ohio, and tho great burning at New Orleans In 1849, the great fires In California, at Chicago and Syracuse In 1860, aud at tho SL Cliarlcs Hotol, New Orleans, In 1861, great fires In 1862 at Now York, Philadelphia, Cheraw, S. C., Montreal, Canada, 8L touts aud Ogdonsburg, aud many others. Tho metal portion of thoso Safes consists of the stoutest and tougheut wrought bar and plate Iron, and the spaco between the outer and Inner surfaces Is filled with a chemical preiwratlou, which is the most perfect non-conductor or heat yet discovered, aud which cauuot be effected or peuetrato by fire.— This fact has been established boyond question by the results or many experiments, attested by per sons of tho hlghost respectability. In overy trial tu which tho genuine Salamander Safe has been sub jected, whether accidental In burning building**, or by agreement for the purpose or competition, its fire proof properties have proved immeasurably superior to those of any (so called) fire-proof Safe over manu factured. By an improvement upou the original Salamander, Introduced by the present owner of the patent-right, tho Interior Is rendered wholly impervious to damp, and books, papers and jowelry might be preserved in ono of bis safes for a century without contracting a blemish from mould or mllldew. To guard against counterfeits every Sere from the manufactory of the subscriber, and sold by him or his agents, has a brass plate in front, bearing his name: each is also furnished with ono or his Im proved Thief Detecting Looks, which is a good guar antee against robbery. 8. C. HERRING ft CO., Nos. 186,137 aud 139 Watcr-st., N. Y. Agouts In Savannah, Messrs. BELL ft PRENTISS, who keep constantly on hand a full and complete assortment, which they will sell at Manufacturers’ prices. sept28 LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE AND FIRE PROOF ODSUTPH OP WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, At Manufactured by Stearns & Marvin, New York. In tho fire ortho 3d Inst., which consum ed the brick building occupied by Mr. Juo. T. Thomas, opposite the Gas Works, in this city, was a safe ol . the above descriptions containing tho books, papers, and money of Mr. Thomas, and although tho building was defrayed, the said Safe sustained no injury whatever from tho Intense heat to which it had been exposed. On open ing the 8afe, the contents were found undisturbed, and in the same ordor and condition as wbeu placed there, excopt a slight discoloration to the projecting onds of a few papers, and the backs of ono or two of tbs books, caused by the steam generated iu the Safe, while at Ita greatest boat. The Safe and contents, os it came from the ruins, may still be seen, In tho possession of Mr. Thomas, at tho Gas Works. A largo assortment of theso cele brated Safes always on hand,and for solo by 0. H. CAMI’FIELD, Agent fur the Manufacturers, July 26,1866. 171 Bay-at., Savunuah, Ga. MAYER di BLUN. SUCCESSORS TO .SALOMON MAYER. Wholesale dealers iu Imported Wines. Froncli It randies, Holland Gin, Scotch and Irish Whisky. Jamaica aud St. Croix Rum, iFronch and Gorman Stomach Blttors. Cor! dials, ftc. The subscribers keep constantly on hand a laree assortment of tbo above, and sell thorn at low prices and reasonable terms. mch 1—ly POTATOES—200 bbls. Need Potatoes, 100 X. do Mercer and Ch cnango do, landing ami f sale by jan‘28 HUNTER ft GAMMKM.. “NE PLUS ULTRA" SCHEME. MOO FgjZEQgo.ooo 1 HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. Jasper County Academy nv iirrnoKmr of tbs utatf of aumoM. 10,000 S’umborH Only—(Juo l-rlr.o lo-Bulit Tlckom. _ CLASS M, T° lM> Drami May 15th, 1858, at Concert , , Hall, Macon Goorgia, under the sworn super- intomionco ol Col. G. M. togan and J. A. Nesbit, The Manngor, having announced Ids do tor ml nation tornake this tho most popular tottery In tho world. touts for May 16th u scherao that far surpasses uuy scliemo ever offered in tho annuls of Lotteries I.GOK TO YOUK INTEREST. ExamineIhe Capitals! ono Prize lo ovory Eight Tickets. ’ CAPITAL $12,000. 1 prize of. 1 do do ’ 2 do do i do do ;;;;;;;; 6 do do 10 do dii J10 do do • • • 120 do do....,.’ GOU do do 600 do do y.7.7. *’ • • 7. l-oo prizi.H amounting *50 OOO Communications strictly confldoutial. Bank notes or sound Hanks taken at par. MSUS* "“ rU0 '" ,,r "■h""*"" 4 Address & .UlIES F. WINTEH, Hammer, Macon (la (IB». A. McOUSKKV.Aoolil ■ Pall Btrqetykl cur, from Day, ^ LOSS OF TIC'KFTH OF CLASS L. . C 10 late acoldont ou tho Seaboard aud lloau* oko Railroad, tho Tickets ol' Class L., for April 16tii w — —— In lliolr transit from Baltimore lu ebanroor Adamul Wamliw, of Ilia mint colcliratuil makiira, In Kx|irc»» Cumiiany, wore ScltroyoJ br'Sro' .Uul J nti'l Hllvor caaoa; J(. F. Coo^r’a i)u- nuonUy more win’not taaoy n?.wlii/ofS'ttlZS' in want or SPRING AND Hl’MMLK Cl/JTIUNG, ... bis stock which bus Just been received, at tbo Mur Clothing Krojjoriuiu, 147 Buy street. aprlft _ WM. O. PRICE. WATtiiiEW—'WA'i’tJ liEH— watcjiikh. Wo are receiving the I/)ndon Lever iplex Watches, Watches for Tinting Horses, fine Swine Chronometers, which wo oiler at reasona ble prices, at our uuw store la Gibbons’ Range. . ...no n n uuitf/ii «j , D. B. NIUU0L8 ft 00. I take pleasure in corroborating tbo foregoing state ment, and in addition would add, that the books are now in use. J. T. THOMAS. Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. July 26th, 1866. octB—tf DYJNGnOmRENOVATjfNG ESTABLISHMENT, 73 YORK STREET, NEAR THE COURT HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA., Eatabllahed In 1808. fTlHE Subscriber grateful to his friends aud X patrons for thoir continual favors, would suite that in addition to the Improvements In DYING, no qulrod by him during his lost visit to England and Scotland, lin3 made arraugoraonta for extending his busluess, by which he is now enabled to dyo a greater variety of colors on silk and woolon dresses, shawls, ftc., which he trusts will gonorally please all who may favor him with their patronage. Oontlomcn’s garments dyed, cleaned or renovated as may bo required, lu tho same superior style which has generally so much pleased his patrons and friends. Table Covers, and Ladles’ Crape Shawls, ftc., cleaned and finished In tho flrat style. todies’ Bonnots dyod, bleached and pressed In the most fashionable styles. Ordors from the country promptly attended to. Terms moderate. Wheu parcols are sent by steamboats or railroad, word should be sent him by letter through tho post ofllco, so that he may know whoro to call tor them. mch 16 ■'**”' *"■— the $3 Magaziues, such as Harper's. Godey’s, Put ! and guwa teed o icure dl the above nam’s, Graham’s Frank Losllo’a Fashions, ftc, will, ° ^ of lhe receive the Magazines for one year, and a copy "{l ESe. d^rlvdug oui all tbo 1 diseased^fluids or Hie 2W, lbu« removing tire cmMo.ua reuaorlog tho 1 ■“'111»? I’clcreou'o, .ua Cliallou’J ludlc.- Chnsllm, J t’KKTAIN AMI I'FJUUMWT, Ahiijla'. lliey wl'lreco ,v oliotlii*i.B»F.h'c.M‘i 1, li , co|’j-1 allaj-o iu!n auil Itiltaunuailoh, which ° r cither ol tnfl almvoongi ath go. . . ■ other roltimllits hivarlnljly ra|me, mol cau bo taken Kver> deacrlptlouorLnjs»ailn«on \\ood tX AUt l m , trouble ami expense to patients. This In- with neatnoss ouo dispateb. Mews uf Buddings, - - l - Newspaper Headings, Views of Marliltuiry, Book lllustrailor.s, Lotlg** Gerliflcains, Bu-incss Cards, »^c* All order.** sent by mail promptly attended to. Poi sons wishing views of their bidluing.i engraved, cau solid a duguerivotyp** nr nkeirb iff the building by mull or express. Persons at a distance having saleable articles would Audit to their advantage to address the sub scribers, us we would act us agents for the sale of the saute. IlYRAM ft PIERCE, 60 South I bird Street. Philadelphia, Pa. J. B. By ram. (aprlT) T. MaV Pirrck. Proposal* for Ration* and Fuel tor LlgUl-Vvuvli. I COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, SlTfclUXtKXfoiXT OF 1 JO UTS, > Savntiimli, 10th Muy, 1856. j S EALED proposals will bo received nt this ofllco until 12 o’clock, M., ou tbo 1st day of July noxt, 1866, for furnishing and doliverlug Ra tions and Fuel ou board the Light-vessels lu this Collection district, viz.; at Martin's Industry and Tybeo Island Knoll, for ouu year from the first day of July 1650, to Hie 30tb Juno, lb’57, inclusive. The rations to be of good und uppruved quality, to be delivered iu good and sulllcieiit packages, barrels, boxes and cases, uud iu good order, on board the j above named light-vessel.-, at least ouce a quarter, free of expense tu tbo United States, aud agreeably to the annexed table of the weekly ration, viz.: fallible remedy has saved thousands uj>on thousands from the hands of MERCILESS QUACKS, If not from premature graves. In cases of iufcctiou tho Compound Buchu is tho only orticlo worthy of the least confidence of tho alUicted lu performing SAFE CURES. It contains no narcotic, mercury, or othor Injurious drug, but Is purely a Vegetable Composition. It la very agreeable to tlio taste, creates no perceptible odor, aud may bo taken by persons of olther sex without hindrance from busluess or medical advice, as plain directions for use accompany the lucdiciuc. Reader, 11 you havo any ortho abovo complaints, do not neglect them, DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. With this medicine you con cure yourself, aud thus prevent all exposure. TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL. This medicine speedily and effectually cures tho most virulent form of secret diseases, and eradicates every partielo of infectious matter from the system, restoring the patient to u perfect state of HEALTH AND PURITY. Augustus Boultneau, David ihll, Uoorgo A BoltU*u|- luit, feuwiu li Uauou, t»Uhurt Butler, Gotslmlk Brown, Win 11 Burrouglw, Henry Brlgnum, J«» n c*(j|* H Baldwin, Megmund Borg, George G J Buntz, Mi chael Beley, John Bobbin, John Bilbo, Solomon D Brantley, FraucM H ten low, W C' Barton, Samuel 1* tell DR* W. R. MOSBLKY’S lNFin»tA»». “ “ for tbo treatment of Can M: George A Culler. Samuel W Crabtree William Crabtree, Johu’W Ooutes, Patrick Curran, George L Cope, Lewis F Cooke, Charles Clarke. Robert J Cunning. John F Cordell. Frauds T Colo, Win A C*»nu, Edwiu A Gastello, Hugh Cullen,Joseph V Con- nerat, Moaos A Cohen, Johu Cass, Win Oncor Churl- ton, Wiu Cullen, bilas M folding, Juntos A tour- voUie, Henry Crosby; CoiiaUinuut*, Daniel BC’auip, Oetavus Coheu, Win DCharters, Joseph SCIughoru David laqiez Cohen, Peter L Coiistuutiue. Fruneis Champion. Moulgomury Cuuimitig, Wallace Ciun- mihg, Win A CowjH.*r,Mroth Ciuuatou, diaries H Ciainpiloid, Roheri.l Cauglioy, Aaron 11 Crauiidou, Win Cox. George Catley, I'lullip Counully, Win P Chirk, Allen Cullen. -“’"i «■*"*•«*», anu nuKUnl* Hi ol TutnoiirK, is now o|s.*n tr, r n.„ in .reception ».r Patients. His JIUmb uiary N located near the 1s*|h»i und Po-i .r 1 ®* Broadway,audwintaiiisabout thirty iaia... ^ ‘ l furnished Rooms, with good and from 0,111 ways ut hand, both ladies and geutleinoii „V A UM! ' ed at this Institution, and witi receive the and kind attention from the Proprietor *kk bis Matron. Ills prank* in tl.L Cancer, for tho pa-.t teu year*, is not ^ any Physician In the isouth. Pationu W at $1 por diem, or $16 per month, $io J '\ In advance. 15 ^I'erv. Foos to bo agreed u(mu before the i, dertaken. All couimunicaUons mi ,i u. U!i addressed to W. R. ——G| city Made Hcjotsv U THE Subscriber baa on hand &r, l moutoruot/is, uAinatiftMuiS,?*** •* own mauulaeture. which he v* u- 101 nuperlor workniaunbii,iLo ferlor to any made lu Savannali. lhe (SiSSv u x are from $6 to $10. pr,c<B{ &t nug 0 Bools, kid and clotn Oilers and : li ' a h8umiO,l I SH.T3J jwrtoniA 2,’*l il •linJJ jo vnt>~pi}| Ilelmboltl's Highly Concentrated Com pound Fluid Kxtrnet Sarsaparllln. For purifying tho Blood, rcinovlug all diseases ari sing from oxcesa of Glercury, exposure und im prudence in life, chronic com-tiiutioual diseases, ! arising from an impure slate of Blood, aud the . only reliable uud eficctuul known remedy fur the cure of Scrofula, Balt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer- nitons of tbo Throat atul Legs, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Tetter, Pimples ou tlio F’aeo, uud all Scaly Eruptions of tho Skin. ; It is gratifying to tho proprietor of theso tiiodicIneH { to be nblo to stato that It is now nearly three years | since they wore Urst Introduced, during which time j they have been extensively used In various parts of tbo United States, and have given to patient uud pruetitiouer tho highust degree of satisfaction in the various eases in which they havo been employed ; whether In town, country, hospitul or prlvuto prac tice, they have invariably given the most decided and unequivocal satisfaction, and produced the most salutary aud beneficial effects. Numerous letters have bcou received from the most distinguished physicians in the country, and from the prufessors I or several medical colleges, recommending in the ! highest torms tho value of these medicines, aud | their superiority over all other preparations lor ) such complaints as the proprietor recommends. | Numerous preparations ofjNirHnparllla and of Buchu I aud various modes of preparing them havo been Adam J Dotson, IaaiaU Daveuport, Archibald C Daveupurt. Thomas Dowell, James H Demuud, Geoage W Davis, W llllurn H Davis, Jacob F Doe, Cbe,ley Dugger, John D Davanuey, Henry J Dicker- son, Levi & DT.you, Albert L Dc-Lurge, Murtin Dug- gun, William M Imvidsoii, John Uevunuy, John Doyle. George Emmons, Houry *t Ea?trnead, Stephen El liott, Robert Ei wiu. Thomas Eden, George Ehrlich. Robert H Footman, Joseph S Fay, Lewis Frey, juintmck Feutlcy, Jubn GFalligaiit, Juinv-s B Foley, Jo, Felt, John Foley, Johu (J Ferrill, Louis N Fal- iiguiit, Alexander Fawcett, Tlioina.-Ford, Lewis J B Fan chilil, John C Fraser, itob’t G F’ergusou, John l» Fish, Donguld Forgu.-on, Michael Finney, Edw hi Fitzgerald. John Gullllliell. Julm B Gallic. George W Gar- inatiy, Thoinius Green, Jihue.s E Goodfrey, Joseph Green, Charlos II Gouldlug, George A Gordon, Geo Gordou, Francis L Guo. Joseph uauuhi, Joseph F (iulnmo.i, George M Gridin, Seaborn Goodall. David 11 Galloway, Benjamin Giouovely, tourence .1 Gull- murtin, Charles E W Gillc II. i \ given, all of which of course will dillcr according to ! the mode of preparation which each individual may ! adopt. j Theso medicines require considerable care In the preparation and the employment of different men ! i*trim in successive operation to take up tlio cxtrac- j tivo matters, uud. In cotiscqucuce, are most fro- FJich nronositi nnut stam m,mn-iiv tn» i.i-Wlm-1 q 11011 . 11 )’ Improperly made, aud not uidrequently whlch t le enHre J lou w ll ? ! 15 ! ,uucl * ‘'“liulrod, if not rendered totally iuert, by the "U* .. emil C ration lull Ui airlil. Ilul OU UOUIU intnilteldUH and imskllfol mnniitfomoni ot tlmso iiiuic. onci. injudicious and unskilful management of those nnae- Tho nronofrUs or su nlvtoe m.-i boil, .-oil and ■ ‘Rminted with pharmaceutical preiiaratloua. It is V. Propo-aG i«>r fcUppljlng lucl, uotn toalumi ( •|,n re f 0reo r hiehesl consideration aud ininort- !*»l Ui ii.pt i v i t.ooi-i ...urn a !! i ‘'icretbrc of the highest coufilderatlen aud imnort- \ ni!!t ..n'nT.hi:,!!! i «»«i to the public aud to tho faculty that there rli hulit^vi. > ol^.‘. V..'i*!?vaK* 1 '° r should boHtnndard preparations ofuuii’ormstrength one bidikti* limr oitor ill lie UtolM nnd reel! “J KS'ittiK.uX"'Xi-e Jn'.X'e required for nU the light vessels to this itiatrict, or Kr «»f exnerimentL to^' cirteiii he inofrC ; for ouo or more of the vessels separately, at Ins own [JjJ, ‘ * oxtlSlo tin vlrKof the ‘ilrsnr notion. The kind and onnntuv i.t inni u-iit t.o dt.tar. *no»u oi extracting uu t irtues of the . ar. ,lj wood, must suite cord, und the kind «*• Uoiiri1 lll ™ cl1 IStflVyereei resiiinuvuij. | th „ T(l 0 | U , ct mini fl’octual ojttloii. Ttiu kind end qenutiiy .Vital will be deter-1 diToreMl’" mod ? XlMi! mined U(ion, and the contractor iulbrmod accord- !£. tlS? uxISblUun hava ingly. in advance of the time lor making the quar-! u u Stii nn *i^ .>! *?•. tald ° r r “"“" 3 0 " l ’"“ r ' 1 01 ‘ ,,c ! Sre I eow elfer to lhe ’pffle tad lf.o Sdlv rev Each bidder ie required lo Much 10 Id. hid or 1 fi ill ‘l >0 ."j 1<1 Pj*}.* 1 !!"—. whlcl ‘ eou"*l; | Hll il.o vir 1 Hover. Christiuu llursco, Geo lluas, Junutnun Hill, T II Harden, James Hunter, Joseph Hawthorn John Bllogg. Deter FHauscheldl. John K Hermtn- Uvz, Noiomou lliudiy, John C* Hunter Lemuel L llover, Win. Dliowu, Benjamin II. Uurdce,Ohurles 8 Henry, Charles8 llurdee, Noble A liurUee, AI I'red Haywood, Wm 1*1 lull tor, Geo D lluinbeil, W Waring Habersham, Thomas Henry, Eru-lus llenrv Ruber, Hutchison, .lost-pi. 61 Haywood, George & Harding, John Hover, Elishu Hagur, Thomas Heron Abraham Hannon, Thomas U lluugh, Henry lhiupt, Williaii Hunter. F-rne-t Huuer, Albert Hurls. Jus D Irvine, F'dward D Irvine. J. .Volin G nones, l l’eyton, 11 Johtisuii, Edward Jahti, Robert M M Juugella, Johu U Johnsou.Wm B Juekacn, George u Johnaou, F.dward Jones, John H Johnston. K. Piiii-as M Koilock, James Kelly Frederick Kreusont William Krebs, Noah B Knapp, Lewis Kuorr, Johu J Kelly, Wm Levy FCaplan. L. Wiu C towtou, Jordan Lowe, Jus E totnbrigbt, (.’has E tomlvolght, Jim N Lewis, John A Lewis Charles F: Lodge, James BLuw, Charles A 1. to- uiur-Micliul Uuui, flics l» Lloyd, F.dward two 11, •hicob c. lj.*vy.Joseph ijppumu,Henry F v Lichn*,Wil- li-tui 1-iw. James I* l/*ug. Alonzo II Luce, Daniel N TJUTATOEri.—400 hurrebt superior PiTrY^ f Patotocs: 60 do Waste,n HodsSStSSN Blown, for sale by ,4 ° marS BRIGHAM, KEI.LV i o* HON. MISH jiiLRHaV’C' U NITED States, Canada and Cuba Schweglor’s History ol Phiiosopra-m i,... translated by -Seeyh*. p • ln Prescott’s Philip 2d of.Spam, now .m„dt ilf and in Cloth. ^ ” l*». Calf aud in Cloth. Napoleon's Confidential Correspondence *,o , brother Joseph. w Da van’s History ol the Queens cd tu u„. Hanover-2 vols. ,WUi « ^ThoAUaclii ln Madrid. Komauccofthe Uaroia, by Missi irdn* Rachel Gray, by JuliaKavanaugh Earnest Llnsload. hy Mrs. toe* Jp-liz marli W-HiOP,\K\VIlu A ^^ J UST ItKCEIVLD.—2(j boxes Should?-' priino urticle, .0 tierce? choice Hams. Iu store, uud for sale by 'Jtttni, _WAV.SK. liBEXVIlJ.,; , EXTltAUltfilNAlfr LNSCMce AOAINS-l' FIRE! Me bids a written imarantm. Atonp.t i.v hii,7..ir ».V i « i tues or the articles thoy are represented to be made riwpousiblo surely, that, ill lhe event of Hie contraei eSIlxiVrenarMinnrwhldi'canTo Site' 1 Two'ta* being a warden to Lint, be will laltltfnlly execute It S£ESEf S VIS. S.. b .U. tues ortlte articles they ure represeuted lo l.e made son, W illiam H 0 Mills, Alvin N Miiiei, Vuleutiiiu Martin. Win J Moore, Horace Morse, Houry 0 Mchr I nomas Murt.inuh, Hugh W Mercer, Nathaniel C Mill-*. Peter W Mtug.-u. Thomas .Morion. John Val- iery. .Mamiel Molina, Churius F. Mills, John Merri ill faithfully iu conformity to tbo terras of this advertisement. Tho contractor will he required to enter luto bond with approved security for tho faithful oxecution of the contract; aud no bid will bo accepted or contract entered into, until approved by tho Light House Board. The contractor will be required to keep ut least. tens. Isaac Minis,Thomas G Miller, .Uithonv F Mira, Ahrnbam Minis. Richard C M.'ickull .Inlm* \tm-nio. i pony each j To bo had of Druggists and Dealers iu ... .... tiou of the United States aud Canadas. All letters for the medicine directed to the propri etor receive immediate uttentimi, amt safe deliver)**- guaranteed. sept 1—ly-dtw in the aggregate, ouo mouth’s rations lor the entire | .li^iineiTuhe,! crew of the light-vessel contracted for, on board at K - all times; and any expense Incurred onuceouut of failure to deliver rations or fuel in time, will be chargeablo to the contractor. No member of Congress, light keeper, suporinteu dent or inspector of lights, nor any person connect ed With the Light-house establishment, will he al lowed tocuiUiHClfur or deliver rations for the crew, or ford of a light ven-ci, aor to bn interested in such contract. j modes-FEvisnANnAowaceRE, times that may be determined upon for the delivery,! prevention uud cure of Intermittent und without aul hority of the Board. ‘ Remittent Fevers, F'ever and Ague, Chills and All the articles cop. ti tut lug the ration for lhe crew ™vor, Dumb Aguo, General Debility, Night Sweats, of light-vessels will bo examined, aud their nualitv anJ ul1 «lher forms of disease which have a common approved by tho superintendent, or the inspector of origin iu Malaria or Miasma, tlm district, or by such other person as may be as- is a natural antidote which will entirely pro- signed to perform that duty ;an*l no bills will |) U tect uuy resident or traveler evon iu Ibe most sickly paid for rations and fuel which are not accompanied or swampy localities, from any Aguo or Biliou.-- dis hy receipts duly signed by the respective liglit-ves- case whatever, or any injury from constantly luhal- sel keepers for tho ditt’oront articlesconstituttog tlio Inf Malaria or Miasma. bk»]x»nsrul of the Extract SarmwrlUa, ml.lo.l lo a Abraham lliul,. Klchard C Mackall Jnlm' Slurchi-' Flat ol water, U equal to lhe LI,.hoa diet ilrlak, amt xun. William H Mav. .lolin llarb-rioa, Edward Mu oae bottle (ah)-equals la elreiik-th (,ne fallen or Syr. r „„, ti,w a Maddux, .larnh Manse, John I- M» up Sarsaparilla or decoction as tiHiially made. it,.,. ’ PRICF>i: i ju 4 .. Fluid Extract lluclm, *1 |»r bollle. ur (I for i5 [ .l,..,.ph s .MeUoimi'11, IVtcr MrCulni. Hueli «... Sarsfttxirilla ** ** * ** i i i.m .i.im... i»n- — »• •• Curt ilk X- .. v- - t ■ ”■* - - .Joriou. John C Nicoll. IVm G Norwood. O. Johuuilvei. William O’Dnsctol, Julm VV nwriis. George owsns. Dominick O’Byrue, te-nni. Extract of a letter l» »*m Norfo'.l ry 17th, 1860: Messrs. S. C. Herrim* ft Co.. New York Gentlemen : On the Ttn of December i'm ji , L Adams ft Co.’s Express OfiJce, situated m a lint r--‘. ? alory brick bu.ldink. iu tills cuv, wa.. kilaliy 1 ed by lire, and llicir sate reuiulae.1 buridhin 1 barniag ruins until yesterday, when il amd.j.r™ and even then fouud fcurrouuded with live 7 (aud almost red-hot irou lay beside U) tho hr' ornaments and nobs melted off. \Vt- wt: i v ‘‘ to this fire; and il anything cun resi-t ?. c a i f ,,’7 enough—fire could not lo hotter—it » a 0-7,? Indcod. We enclose a certificate from several ties who saw it opened. Yours, truly, Rowland x ijro» crnincax. • Norjolk, Va„ Jun. l: lkv By request of Messrs. Rowland ft lire* V* i day attended tbo opuiug ol one ol HerriDi*'* Fire-prooriiafes, which was in the tire oi rcvr^i 7, belonging to Messr.-. Adams ft Co.’s Ext rt-'-T.'- found the papers and coutems iu a porfuct preservation. It was, in our opiuiou, as sc-vore i test as could be had. A large four story bu; 1 ^- entlrely destroyed, and the faiu remaiued Uie time surrounded by fire, and subject to au it.u'7 heat, for forty days before dug I ruin the ru ts ” (Signed,) Geo. 1. a.m^.-v WlUUSI 1). hlT.VyU.1 Miles luvt*. 0. Hau. A. B. M’Cl&in, w. W. JiOiii* I am fully hutisfled with the tnannur II wIiclu,- abovo metiuned sale jireservcd its contents. A. A. COWDLRY, A,UA Adams ft Cj.’t tswei*. Extract from a Norfolk paper: Adams' Safe.—One of lienmg’s ce.ebrattd Fin- proof .Vales was in Adams' Lx press (Jliloe win. iLv ouilding was burned several weeks ago. IirvCuI id buried in the rubbish until Tbursdav, vtci ,t wa.- takeu oul The Ure, on the occaaiou allcdcFu> was oue of the fiercest we ever saw, au<J wbtcsi: chest was found, after a laps** of forty day j, :t«»’, surrounded by embers, giowir.g bngbih. itl>.*., opened, the papers, and oihir articles it c.*uu.l. : were found to be .--ouud and geuerally lagoodrai. tion, thus atlordiug another j»roof of i’l:eM»ccr.tviu superiority of the.-*o sales. T he oue alimlcd to in* be seen at the* ware house of Messrs. Bowiawi Bros., who are ageut-; for the makers, lisle*, clearly the evidences of its incombusuMo qualto when its exterior was red-liet in the burniLgh: nace that roared uruuud it, und amid the end*.'- that glared arauud it for hours, days and week- Herring’s PSlcnt Champ.on F’lre-proofSafw. Hall’s Patent Powd**r-prool Ln-k-*. lor sale by BKl.l. ft PRENTISS, Agent.-, fol>2 Siivstuwh. <*t Snlfi ratious for the crow for each quarter, and .separate receipts for tho kind and quantity of fuel delivered on board of each light- vessel.» No bid which is not properly sealed and cudorscd will be considered, and no bids will bo received or allowed lo bo withdrawn alter tho explratiou of the time specified in the advertisement for receiving them. Bids submitted by different member* of the same firm or coqiartnersliip will not be considered. It will instantly check tlio Ague in persons who have suffered lor any length of time, from ono dav lo twenty years, so that they need never have an other chill, by continuing Its use according to dlrec- l.e\i K Price, Edward Padoltonl, R.iberi lv*j*ot, Joseph IVIot. urrin c Parker, Autonio Pouce. Wm J . vitdercasi Phillips. F'dward Padelford. Jr. R. .loseph IJ Ripley. Frauds W Reid, Michael J Hell- Icy, Hiram Robert-*. Jjmo* .1 Richardson. Wm J KicbartUou, John A Richardson, George J Robert .-on. Jacob Kosc-lilkdd, Matthew Rjuii, James M Russell, Robert Halford. Philip M ltussell, John tlons. Tim patient at once begins to recover appe-! Reedy, Audrew M Ross, ileury iloser, Thomas Red- tite and streugtb, aud continues until a (wrmanont I tern, Wm RhIiii, i.hnrle*- Fi Robinson. John Rvau mid radical cure is effected. • Augustus Rei« ii. Ouo or two bottle* will answer for ordinary eases, i 6. llllB 111:1V I't'nuirn Ilioi-O. Ilirm-'lii-m- ni-inla!l in ili.x All bids will bo publicly opouod aud registered at! Doltlo. Price One Dollar. some muy^require more. Directions, priuteil in the Georg** W done, Alex A Smuts. Hcm v rdromer German, French aud Spanish languages, accompany j Frauds il Stone, John A Staley, Albert ecarbroucb! uni'll Guilin. Pl-ii'D llllil milnl- riw.lMiff.i- <nllnii U'm vifti-r I.. It'... l-.u i. ..... ! the timo spoclfled in the* advertlsemerit. The right to reject all bids If the interest of the public service require It, is reserved By oriier of the Light-house Board : JOHN BOSTON, Superintendent Light*. _my 11 AMERICA l—Cil*:o.~ VVAS1UNOTON l T HE OLD UltASS GUN alluded to iu in the letter from the Chatham Artillery of Savauuab. was cast in England, in 1770, was sent to this country as a part of the arllllory of Lord Cornwallis, Comman der ot the British toroosattbo timo of tlio Revolution. This Gun was surrendered ut the capitulation o T orktowu to General Washington, and by him pro- aontod to tiie Clmthaiu Artillery ol’Savanuab. The old Brass six Pounder still wears the Crowu, bulls covered bythe :l Stars aud Stripes,” aud bears n movlxa nr AAlmnn l. n II. ■ . .. ALEXANDEK GALLOWAY. J. K. I>B »OftD, tltvntllta V. IT . a n tf APCITHECA^IE3 HAU.'r E. cdrnor or, Broughton and Burnaru Streets, fiavan- nah Ga., Wholesale and retail Dealers in - — iirugH, Medicines aud Cliomlcals, Dye Woodsund t tho marks of cannon balls, swords ami Bayonet, dlio was darkened by being soul to this country to bor Iinfancy; iu her old age sbo has been restored back to her beauty by America, ORIZA SATIVA: HUMPHREY'S METAIJffC POLIdHl Uuoquallodfor 1 its intended purposes, that or restoring Metals or every description back to thoir origiual Uiuish uud beauty, which they will retain oven wheu Hubjcct to exposure. It removes rust from, and give* u most Uouutlful polish to eitbor Brass, .Stool, Irou, Copper, Silvor, Tiu, Britannia, German Silver Plated Ware and all bright Metallic works of Locomotives. Steam ships, Steam and F'irc Kngiuos, Factories, Carriage**, Harness, Surgica' uud Architectural Inslrunieuts, Mcbiuery, ftc. ’ For the uso of Military Companies, for tbo iioltsb- ing or their Armory, it bus no equal. For Railroads, Steamships and Manufacturing Establishments, it is by tar tlio cheapest and best artlclo to existence, Dye Stunk, French, English, and American Perfum ery, Fine Toilet und ShuYlug Reaps, Combs amt Brushes of every description, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Trusses ami Supporters of all kinds Splcos, Smtifo, Manufactured Tobacco, All the Patent or!Wetary Medicines or the day, Superior Inks. Pure wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and F'aucy Articles, ftc! W N. B.—Especial attention given to the preparation or Physicians’ Prescriptions and F'uuilly Recdpos. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Cases, Willi plain Directions for use, Including Directions for tfeatatonUn cases of poisoning, Drowning, ftc. B A ^Dl xG AND ROPE.—do bales henry Gunny Oloth, 20 holts heavy Dundee (for Rea IhI- mia,um do44 Inches, 300 coils Ky Rope, 600 lbs Bagging Twtee, in store and for ral oov 19 WEBSTER ft PALMES* THRESH Salmon, Lobsters and Sardines, for X salo by Jan 2 A BON AUD. INDIAN’8TRKKT FOUNDRY. D. ft. WILIJAM ROSF1 IKOX SSfD Hium KOUVDKRH, MILI-WRIOIITO, AND CIKNXRAJ. MAailNWW, KAVANNAH, «A., Jk Are prepared to mnko contracta with rail- jr^roads and others, to fornlsh them with Iron HMyand Brass Castings of every descrijitlon; and ®r°. V? bulld Stationary Enginos, Horizontal and Vortical Sugar %.llla, with two or three rollors. Sugar Pans, ftc., Steam Saw Mills, Roll Gangs, umi rruic finery appertaining to tlio same. Steamboat Work, and a I kinds or General Jobbing attondod to with punctuality and dispatch. They trust by at- S^. b ^ u r> ttnd doiu ff Juaticb to all work entrusted to their care to merit a share of public patronogo. 1 WhlkUo*. Slram and Water,Cocks, and a variety or flnlshod lrnwa work requlsllo tor maohlnnry, always on band at rcanona. Ulo prices. 40-Sash Weights, Cast Iron Bhooa tor guttora ol v .? r J5 llc . rl> " tanolxoa, at northorn prlcoa, onno alto tho Charleston gtoamhqat Wharf. 7ohir Vory lloaiioctfully, msrSO J. F..WINTKK, Manngor. FIIVDLAY’S mow WORKS, MAOO.V, OHOROU. Jh Ita auhoorliior, from long oxpnrlonM lu jfVtte btulunni.1. proparod tu torolah Slram ^MpEnglnoi, Hollers, Circular, Elngln, and Gang Ul !5^8aw Ml MauUnory, Grin and’ Moroham Milto, Sugar MlltnOlu Goarlng, and CaaUnga lu gon- •ral. Tho 8aw Frames, whether for upright or clr- J U1 be of Iron wU roqulrod. All'or which, .«• Improvements, is warranted to ho ual to tho host made at any othor establishment, oa ,» ■wBe as extensive as the largest ^thiNortfa, and ho la prepared to till orders with omptaaaa gad dispatch. fill orders with IBOBERT FINDUY N. YORK AND SAV'il. LINE OK STFLU1SIUPS. ... , . , Savannah, May 20th, 1855. Wo the uudcrslgnod, commanders ol the Now Yor and Savannah hue or Steamships, havo had the now Motalle Polish of Mr. Wm. Humphreys, tested on the various bright metallc works or our ships and rcccommcnd it as an article unequalled for Us intended purpose. Thomas Lyon, Com’dor stearnnhip Agusta, M. 8. Woodhutl •• ** Florida, R' Schenk, •• “ Alabama, °»pt. Ludlow Knoxville. gfir- Liberal discounts rondo to tlie trade. J. A. RIDDLE, Proprietor, Providence, It. I. EVIDENCE OF SAFETY. Nkw York, June 11, 1865. ibave made a chemical examination of “ Rhodes' ‘•"‘ver and Ague Cure, or Antidote to Malaria,” and • ve tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinino. and • vchnine, but have not found a partielo of either to or have 1 fouud any substuuco to its compos!- that would prove Injurious to the constitution. JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist. CAUTION Tl *•'. sufferf:iis. i-tno more Arsenic, lou.-j. Mercury, Quinine, luges, Stryclinluo, or Antl-l’rodlcs of uny kind. Toe well-known inefilciency of theso noxious (lolsons prove them to be the oH'sprtug either of false medical principles, or of mercenary quacks. The only rem edy in existence tbut is both sure aud harmless Ls RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CUKE. Wholesale Agents, HAVILAND, RISIoEY ft CO., Augusta, Ga., anil for «•• by dealer* spnerallv e26 water works. Knui.ykkh’h Dkpaktmknt. ) t4. ..y Havannah, August 3d. 1866. / Wn.Honaain 'a: lloor Sli-The uow Jlondlo Polish, “Oriza, or your manulUcture. Is uow to use as an article which has uo*n|»erior for the polish- ng ol bright inotallc works. „ , M. H. UNVTLI.K. Faigiueer HavunuaU Water Work* CHATHAM AKTILLEUY. aw AM ?! ORY Ha,, *i SNivauuah, May 6.1ST Mr. Wm. Hi .mimiryh : Hoar Hr—The Chath Artillery being much pleased with the handsome manner iu which you have polished an old six pounder which was surrendered »i tli.* capitulation or »orktowu, mid Is now in their |Kis*o.ssiou, have directed mo to express to yon their thauks. mo Metallc Polish you nmuuracture of Oriz«i 8a- Uvu.canuot bo to highly recommended to all thoso who havo brass guns to polish ; lor such a purpose t linn no auiicrlor. I think l may sntoly say that horoaftor tlm Clmthum ArUllory win a™ mi uilmr matorlal tor l»l ailing Ihclr guiui, ir limy can proouro your Motalio Polish. 1 Respectfully yours, ftc M. J. BUCKNElt, Orderly iH*rg’t C. A. For snlo by J. T. JONES, 4.. . *. ** W. G. FOLKKU, All orders must be ucccotmianicd by tho c.u*h, , „ “ WM. HUMPHREYS, 0011 Chumlst, Savanuuh. pHAMPAIGN. &o.— \ > fit* haskcLs lleldHolck Cliaiupaigu, quai ls, .j! do , do <fo» pints, LM do iioucho do, pts ntnl uIh, fib do KiigluoClicquotilo, do. 7fi do Glrslers Verzoy do 100 boxes Loldeu’s Rhino Wluennd Brandies. In store and for sale by JWJH WEBSTER ft PALMK8. \TKW CHOP CUBAUOLASBEbwrimcnr- Ik'vuronux, tally mimctml, for sale iu Iota to suit purchasers, by Jw* 81 RODGERS k NORRIS. UOYAh 8C1IFMDAM SCHN APPS. T HIS medicine lmn beeu analysed by the most omiucut Chemists uud Physicians in Europe aim tho United Suites, ami pronounced bv fur the best remedy Tor CHOLIC, GRAVEL, PREDlSPOSl TION TO CHOLERA, AFFECTION OF THE KIDNEYS, mid nil diseases uftlinoKNrro urinary oroi.vs. As a strengthening und invigorating c^ dial it has no equal. As usual with an orticlo of inch unsur passed reputation, it has many utipriuciplfil imita tors, who, so long ns they benefit their own jwckct. care but littlo for tho lives uud health of those* they may endanger, and manufacture tho basest com pounds, and call them medicine, and others too, with u view of briugiug tho Royal 8clioidam Schnapps into disrepute, udvcrtlso, sell, or attempt to sell, nu article, which thoy call Schnapps, but which U noth- tug more than a vile compound of poor Gin, Alcohol und Spirits olTurponttao. Lot all beware how they taste such trash, and beware how they believe lhe ad vertisementa of quacks, lest, by a broken constitu tion, and a predisposition to iutcmperaucc, conse quent on drinking such dangerous aud iutoxicniiug liquors, thoy see but too lato their error- Remember no compound or preparation culled Sclinap|m Is from our Uistilory, uuless bearing our corporate mark and signature upon tho label aud wrapper, and seal R. C. ft Co., upon tho cork. Any person or persons imitat ing our Royal Scheldam Schnapps, will be dealt with to the utmost extent of tho law. RELYEA, CARTER ft CO., „ . Solo Importers, New York. For sale by J. E. DrFOHD, Wholesale ami Retail Agent for Savauuab, ut the Apothecaries’ Hull, cor nor Broughton aud Baruard-streets. mar 26 (y JOHN il. MOOlild ft CO., GIBBON’S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH.. Ga WHOLESALES: RETAIL DRUGGISTS. ' «3a4 ca, 7J>° utle*”imi of Merchants, Factors, cLf * ‘aiders, l'hysiciai;* uud others, to ttieir ex- •kJL tensiyo nud well selected stock, comprising every article la their line oflmsiuoss, nml which they oiler lor sale on the most reasonable terms for cash, or approved credit, viz; w ,VAUNlSIIES, GU&t, MX. whlto I-cutl, Pure and No. 1; Tlotnau’s Colors, dry and in oil; Jnpun, Co(Hil, amt Coach Varnishes ; IJnseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Window Gliws, Pat ty, Gold U*uf, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools, and Gla- slers’s Dlmnomls. MACHINERY AND TANNERS’ OILS, Blenched Sperm, Whale ami Lird Oils, lor burning ; all descriptions of Oil lor machinery, viz., Patent Oil UrtJlenc.bcd sperm, Urd ami Rape Seed Oil; uU-o 1 miners.’ Nems. Foot and Sweet OH. I’.beitezcrSutton, Wiu fttarr.Jr., Wm Smith, Robert Sirouss, James Steven. Jutues .Sullivan. Daniel U .Stewart, FAnmiuelebcrtaU, Clmrlea Slager, F'rauces Mirrell. Jacobnliad’cr, Jos M bhellman. George W Site Her, James Stcvous, William R Svmons, John riavage, samuol LSpeLegger, Henry ’stioba, John H Slegin, Daniel T tcrautoii, John ntono, Frederick W Sims, ilordecai ihoftall, Fr., Solomou Sholtall, Timothy thcedy, Henry C Stephens, Francis R Shackelford, Michael Sheahan, Henry D Sykes. Con- i ad ScImeUer. T. Alfred F. Torlay, Corne lius Turbush. F’reit A Tap- per, Jolm Tlm merman, Jurnes Taylor, Henry low John T Thomas. Charles Tliurnby*Francis Treudall’, BufliiiiUG Tdileii, George HTltcumb, John DTen- bri-eob, David Thompson, Frauds Marion Thread- cratt, Eug?no J Truchelut, John C Taylor Wm B Tim-ley, Woi Thomas. U. George W Ulmer. V. Cornelius Vau Dor Ytoo.^Johu A Vogt. James T. Webb, Thomas S Wayne, Gilbert A Wil klu«, Henry K Washburn. John C Walters, Daniel F Wilson, Wm Vf ray. Robert Welch, George M Wald it*?'-’ F Klld,ard to bo subject to coutracLMnrriugVuoticMll. R U- i.ihrirl. nlmPiv *u*o' A, t! or 1 *Y tfr » JaCub uera l invitations 60 conts each. No special ba» teuidnuig, Joiiii « \\Usen, \\ 1 borne \\ il!iaius,8eth Woo»lwaru. Amos Webb, Coniaa WaUscbmldt Thomas J Mulsh. Wm Waters, Norman Wallace Henry D Weed, Wm Wright, W Henry Wiltbercer’, Alien K Wright, John R Wilder. h ’ V. Philip Vouge. Win P Vonge, Peter Zadavo.-hi. t or I'otNciL umcc. i Savannah, March 1, lSaO. i l; named persons havo registered their “"*"■*’* ,1850. names as voters during January and February l HIWaRD G. WlI.-uN, l l - v 1,1 Clurk ol Coimcil. N OTlCBj—Blankets, Kcrsoya, Bed and White &*„/.!■ I‘ta!*.—JteultiiMta abovo articles, which wo uow have ou lmnd, together with u large variety co orod wlks, Mouslia do Isilaos, Frond! Cambrics, tiinj.hiuii.s, and every variety of other gootls usually found lu a Dry Goods establishment, ut tho lowest innrL-irl nr ium it. * .. . ' market prices, iu order to make room for our Spriug stock, 1 lease cull uml » , xamine our assortment. Jm>29 I .ARSON ft ROGERS, No. 2 Shad’s stores. Messrs. HONK ft CONNERY, Tanners,’ Neat !! W.JLJFARIIEW, ft Co. vt GROCERS’ AUTici.i-is. Nutmegs, Mace, Als|iice, Cinnamon, l’ejqier,Ginger, Mustard, Ral,. rat us, 8o«la, l’oarlasli, S wed Oil, Starch, Fig lllao, Matches, ftc. ' FOR PHYSICIANS. A great viirloty of the host French. English, and American Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preimrutions, select powders, Surgical Instruments, Vruls S|iecio Jars, Motalio Saddle bags, ftc. Also, CAMI’HEN’K AND UURNTNG FLUID. Any ouo who may I’nvor them with thoir orders umy do|toml upon thoir receiving tho best nttemion, aud , . that all cootls tarnlsbed will be or a relinble quality for Ha,1> *».v Hbould they not give entire snturactiou, they tuuy be rcturued nt tlm option of Re pnrolmsor. ‘ malilO U /'‘10HN AND COliN MEAL.—1000 bua prime r hUo , and ,l, lxod;60 do fresh Corn Moal n store aud for sals by a “ ** F4TTKN, HUTTON « CO. IJAUt OK THOUSAND KLOWEHS.—For -Lf beuutilyiug the complexion, curing diseases .... - w—».— - curing diseases ot tlio Skin, tor Shaving, cleaning tho Teeth, for the nmoi uud Nursery, tor Buttling, amt many Medical purposes. A fresh supply of the genuine article, just received nt the Al'OTHKCARIFiS'HALL, fo b ‘8 Cor. Broughton ami Barnard sts. rilHK imdcrsigued Inis just received per Bteiim er Knoxville, aud Is now opeuiug a beautlfol lot ol Jluslius ut to to 12jfeC per yard. J. W. THRELKELD, Uirner Congress and Whitaker sts. G11ATE8. A BEAUTIFUL ASSOHTMENT, new pat. xi. terua. Ju f t rvcoivvd, au.1 lor sale tw'niy.'iiv. por cent, less than over before iu this cit« KEN’N'l-'t'v u tills city. T X HE Undeesifnicd lias just received, foi ja.- (600) FTve Hundred pieces ot goo*l *tij;v. Timber, averaging over oncthoiisand lect lost. I t 9 rob. JEFFERSON KoUFAh ilil ACJvKHKL, flEfflllSli, SALMulS;.- llJL 2 bbls brge No 1 Mackeiel. 3 do do No 3 do 3 do do No 2 do 2 hHifbbls Blue Fish, 2 do Pickled Herring, 3 do No 1 galiuou, 6 quarter bbb»Xo 1 Mackerel, 10 kits No 1 Mackc-rel, 10 do No 2 do 6 kits Tongues aud SoumU, Fi 11,j CaH COli L'am ..In i... 1000 lbs Cod Fish. inn26 For sale lew bv J. A. IlKCAtN HATES OP ADVERTISING. , For oue square, of300 oms or loss, of any * larger than Nounarell, 76 cents for the Ur*iu;I cents for each subsequent Insertion,for anv tec.* ' than one mouth. All Tabular work, with or without Rules; ui*:- vertisementa occupying double column, sbai.1* charged double the abovo ratiw. Advertlseraeuta of whatever length, for any t* less than ono mouth, to bo charged at uac>~: rates. No. ot Squares lmo|2tuos JUiOa 4tXi0ijliU.usjL-* 1 Square,.... $10 16 $20 $24 $2U fi.' 2 Squares... lrt 22 26 28 30 > 3 do .... 20 27 32 30 44 j 4 do .... 24 32 58 42 62 \ 6 do .... 27 36 44 40 00 6 do .... 30 46 60 64 €5 A 7 do .... 32 43 64 68 TO u 8 do .... 34 46 68 62 74 il* 6 do .... 30 48 61 66 Ilf 10 do .... 36 60 64 TO 8U 1-j Fui uuy time uot above spectoeJ, a pru]v:t charge will be made. A deduction of 26 per cent from the above n'* will be made on advertisements appearlcg ti*‘* slvely on tho fourth page of the daily. Advertisements ordered three times a week s - bo charged two-thirds the above rates. Special notices, lo cents per line for tic first. ceuts for each subseqem insoi tfou, nuu In uoa* ueral invitations 60 couts each. ^No special c*‘- insertedfor less than 60 cents. Obituary Net-**- Reports, Resolutions, or lToceeiliugs ol anySoc-^i • i Association, or Corporation, ordered to be put •-• • ed, 6 cents per line. Steamboats will bo advertised at HQ per at*- 4 ! for each boat advertised. Steamships, whore but ouo U running. Fti'P- r41 uum; if two or more, $30 each. * Auctioneers’ advertisements not tube t ^ contract, but to be charged at the rates pre^i *- F- .?; per square. Am The paper, umler no circuiuitauces. to be «-*•-' HI cd iu a contract. Proleasioual and business cauls net **sc««-’ : lines, will bo Inserted at $20 (ter annum. kp Calls on persons to become candidate.-. *- A Uf inserted as other advertisements, to be paid I;11 ‘' variably in advance. Announcing candidates for office, $10. n* W D* lu advance. Advertisements not marked on the copy » , specified time, will bo inserted until forbid, ai-- pnyuiom exacted. Wbeu uuy bill for two months advertising. than coutrnct, amounta to over $i*0, a deduciat - 26 por cent will bo made, Yearly advertising, with privilege **f olmtigc v- bo taken nt tho following rates : F’or ono square, renewable once a week, tj' Ag»nts /ylAM-bli & CO., hnve n lurco mid well which asffi ^ “SST* K ails; A II nt low rates. api-18 \om.l7,'*’ .f U . UH ldU ^ l, K this tiity from bark r. V'h. 7 : 11 - O, nplcto assortment for Builders* uau, lor sale at nmuuiucturors' prices. CHAFFER ft CO., — 6 Whitaker street. CTAPLli atui Fancy Dry Goods, oi' every va- EJ riety, just received and for sale by J- W. THRK1.KELD, Cor. Congress and Whitaker sts. S'tJiS ?Ry. i‘ 1 ' Tuscan Olivo Oil, put up by Rolling ft Co., Ifoghoru: . f to hy JOHN B. MOORE ft CO., k *h *l Gibbons* Buildings. S EED POTATOES.—170 bb’ls. prinie’seeilPotatoes, I'.Atn aali. \f link., Bm... n.J from schr. M. Burr, from Ronton. For Balo by fob H HUNTER dt GAMMELlj BBOTTf MauUlariaud Fftj)cr, constantly xjL on baud at M 11—61 CHAFFER k GO’S, No 0 Whitaker it • twice “ i' v “ “ “ 3 times oroiteuer ■* - Every additional square contracted for to » od one half the above rates additional. Yearly advertisers shnll be limited to tin* *1*” • contracted for. All contracts shall be in wribfr - ^ stiulug definitely the nature of the burinwjW * advertised. Any advertisements not properly^ p" neeted with the business shall be charged sepw*" j ly, and also any excess of matter over the contracted fur. , Contract advertisements payable quarterly;*- ; vertlsomeuts from atrangers iuid transient l H? , r ? payable in advauce. All others will be cenw wnf duo when culled for. I Regular advertisers and all others scuding »’•’• , muulcations or requiring notices designed to can * teutlon to lairs, coucerts, soirees, or any public* l - j tertaimnents, where charges are made ter a“®'J tame—all notices of private associations, ever) »* tice designed to cull aUcutioh to private euterpru* calculated or Intended to promote individual i» r rests, can only be Inserted with the undersWWjj* that tlio saute is tube tMiid for. If inserted ro«* editorial column (which can beouly «tthe «‘-‘ r . tlou of tho editors) tiie saute will be charged • rate of uot less thau 20 cents per line. Advertisements ordered iu tlte Weekly pam per squure for each Insertion. ... . „ Tlte undersigned, publishers of Daily, and Weekly nowspa(K'r« to isivnmiau, Ga.* r-fr', ourselves strictly to adhere to the above■ W" charges, aud lu no luslauce to deviate tlieri-lretu- I'ho above rates to tala* ell’ect March 1, DW'. * to continue binding, until ebauged by the vet* u nutority of the underslgued. . ,i N. B.—This schedulo shall not In uuy way ( the integrity of existing contracta. Alt coutr*^ the year or any othor specified time, shall only 1 witU tbo expiration of tbo period for wlticu n* were made, Ai^xxxnxH ft 8.\ku>, Rcputikan- J. G. Wrioiit k Co., Georgian. Troxkon k WmnxaTox, Homing * L B. Htnox, Journal